Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-07-30 00:00:00, page 3

brig*.»we el T gm*
iO ami competed «hem to run lor
, »“r * I he TfilntfiC had f» killr.j and l;i
w u I'd; and wastuomu h crippled to pu« -
tur tlicni.
NEW-YORK, J tl.Y 2f.
Capt. CogPtstauil, who ar. ivctl i ere
v. sicrtlay iiom Tanning «, (which
pj.tce he left 9ii\ ult } infix ms, that the
.,v Ik lore he sailed, it was reported,
r>iid by many believed, that Tu.r•
I t (u and SrjtfLn, had deterim/.ed to join
p.ugtar.d against Francr. The British
had a very large fleet of ship* of war
in the Baltic, anti it was supposed, from
ihfc circumstanccj that the aouve coali
tion was probable.
JJortlant),
Monday, July 30, 1810. j
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L A TK S T FRO M J^VG L A XD%
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After our prper was put to preps we were
p,IiU.lv favored by a gentleman in this town
with the peiitsai ot .4 letter from a merran
tuc house .n Lt*crf>volt dated June 0, 1810,
irce»vcii by an at l*iVal at li i*Cii4j'et.—~lin cun.
i^iiis are not very important, 1 he follow
jug is ah our limn* will enable us to^xtiact
*i ibis time : —
“The welrnm t intelligence is received
rf a renewal of intercourse between «;ur
c «*mtrir$, (the L’ T ed H.atc* and England J
ami which we hope to .tee secured by a j
treaty ” _____
London dates to June 3th have b^en re- 1
ft*iveil, but the pupeis are unusually barren.
The only article of intelligence which ex.
• Me* any iniercst is the passage of Sir
•;mu* S'Utmarcz into the Baliic witli a
kijiiidniii ill nil'll of war !«>r tiie purpose of
blockading the ports of Sweden. By un
arrival at Newyork it is reported that Tur
key is *b »ut to j >in Russia and Sweden
agmiist Lngland. This account want.-, con
linn»(ii>n. i lie latest intelligence from
Const:ntmople represent the Turks as ma
king active preparations for carrying or the
war with Russia, and as absolutely refusing
to join Bonaparte in anti-commercial
schemes.
Cjp Errata.—An error in the 4'h line of
-.•the <1* paragraph of the new* from Portugal,'
published in the Ust Gazette, escaped onr
nolice. For “40,0QU horse," rc ui 4,000
kjrst.
Capt. Newell arrived at Newyork, who
left Havana 12th instant, inform*, that a 74
and 64 with several transport*, having on
board a number of families and sixty domin
ion Friars, had arrived at that place front
Cadi/, but that all communication was pro
hibited with them. There can be but little
uoiibt, should the French obtain complete
possession of Spain, and Ferdinand be re
tained prisoner, but that all the Spanish
Colonies will declare themselves indepen
dent under the protection of £ngUnd.
A Norfolk paper mentions that the
U. S brig- Hornet will sail for England
in a few days with despatches- The
lhiiish packet has sailed direct for En
glind without calling at Halifax, as was
at first intended.
" Equal and exact justice towards all nations.**
It is stated that Capt. Porter of the
navy, has been recalled from his Com
mand at New-Orleans, at the request
ot Gen Turreau, for daring to meddle
with a French privateer which was vi
olating the laws of the United States.
On the 5th of July. Doct. James Nib
lock, a native of Ireland, but resident
4or six or seven years at Brunswick
County* \ irginia, and eminent as a
physician, was shot and instantly expi
red. '1 he jury found lie came by his
death hr two bullets and a buck shot
being fired into his left breast by some
person unknown. A few days after, a
Mr. Edmunds, was taken up on suspi
iiun ol having committed the murder,
hn evidence appeared against him.
Niblock had been guilty of very impro
per conduct towaids one oi Edmund's
family.
On the 17th of July, at Montpelier,
^ eimont, it is said to have been so cold
:,s *hat the people wore their Great
( o*ts when mowing, and t!ie frost at
‘hghtwasso severe as to kill a piinci
r>al part of the Corn.
Our National Spirit.
1 here is not a government in the
v°rW which boasts of so much nation
*1 spirit as that of the United States,
* nd no one which practices so little —
On me 4th ot July our valiant demo
rra!V in imagination, light overall the
1 ‘Ulcs ol the revolutionary war, and
l:*ink they are entitled to ail the brave
Jy and credit of the heroes of the rtvo*
iiion, who actually atchieved our inde
pendence. With those who have a
••eputaiic:? to create, all this has i . use. j
. *trves to impose on the public ipind !
* 15 a Vcsy well as chta/i kind
° l,J,,‘intisni—it can be put in requisi
• un to-day and forgotten to morrow.
i .'T °nr Homing democrats j
c .fcd that it would be a sacrifice of I
J*jceptf. ‘tnce and at once to be-'
’ °1*‘e ^tonics of Great-Britain again, j
Ull,i her while the Older* oJ i
't‘u.*1 *’Clt in lorce. But our efface i
;. ..arv nun arc nbvy in quirt |H,s>es
a' n 0! U'tir I laces and c,«,h, and their
r. “ ’ “ ‘ UCi the war of words.-— ‘
itcy ll*v* Under *cnsibHliL*s to be !
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o) t^e rcUctit s of Bonaparte
; V‘^^issiibject wc Select the foliow
»ng it t>tn Hfe^mjnecticut ('< _ ar.t:—
l.att Tear and thu llv -Lay .ear, an c
j u.n! happened, which ^,ed ,ikt. u, im~
I thrown the nation into paNxUm9 0t rage,
‘ omI to terminate in blood and linage. Hu
i spread it abro»v., that theBriti>h min
■stcr had insulted Mr. Robert SrNUi The
| lung was in every body’s month, Jtcn-j
grossed the rnnversaiion ot the day. it jd
! jc.l the Colums pfthe news-papers. The I
a. ) ‘ re °* patriotism, which is always ke^t I
alive in the hearts of .*,r ’76 men, instanthj
bm si into a tremendous f..n*e. What ? has
tlie British minister dawd to intuit Robert
the scribe » Vengeanca 1 Vengeance ! —
Some cried «ne thing and some another.]
Many thought that the stain on the ►ation
nui!it. he wa sited Hwny in tue blood ot the ,
nadians. (J ingress nnrt together. 1’ublic
expectation wasa tiptoe. Never did the se.
iiaie ot old Rome, in the day of her power,
«»!k bait so boisterously, or halt so big.—
War, “ open or understood,” was the order
•1 the day. Tlie dire bolts ot forensic elo
<V' ote were darted against the offending
••..non. Killing resolutions were adopted.
Presses groaned as it were under tlie in*u!t.
Pens ot ready writers were employed every
where, to point it out, and to paint it in all
ms native hues of atrocity. But, as in gene
ral, what is violent cannot be lasting ; so it
happened in that particular case. The pub
lic mind at length settled down to rest, like
tlie troubled sea after a siorin.
Tim Year, another great event has hap
pened. The American vessels at the ports
ot b ranee, Holland, Denmark, Italy, &c. af
ter they were regularly entered, have been
•*> •* ed in mass by Napoleon (the national
stop Hero among tlie rest) the cargoes sold,
and tlie avails, to the amount of many mil*
lioo-v, carried into his own cutlers. “ In
many ports, all this was done not merely
without notice, but in direct violation of sj*
lemn assurances.” To these immense in
juries lie has added sarcasms as biting,
scornful insults as intolerable, as was in the
power of language to convey.
Where now is the spirit of the nation J
\Ve look about 10 find it ; but look in vain
We do think the bounds of truih would be
not overleaped by us, should we aver that all
these injui iep, aai ci »ms and insults from Na
poleon, have not, as yet, produced the ap
pearance ot even one tenth part of public in
dignation shown on the occasion of jack
son’s supposed insult
The “ quart Tor Critic ! !
It is presumed that the ingenious
writer of the learned criticism, that ap
peared in the E. Argus of the 26th in
stant, was somewhat elevated with dem
ocratic spirit.— Being in this situation,
we can easily conceive, that his “ <juart
floty” to his apprehension, “ contained a '
gallon we hojie that when the heat
of sjiirit abates, he Avill entertain more
correct notions of things. We would
make one observation up< n his criti
cism y viz—that w procession” is a noun
of multitude, and may be followed by a
verb or relative /dural. No further ob
servations Avill be made in our paper
upon the democratic, toasts. From the
ranks of democracy in this town, no
thing like originality avus expected ;
nothing has been realized. The toasts
may sleep in peace until the next year,
\vh»n avc shall probably meet them
again.
The Baltimore Whig cjuotcs SwiFt.
—M When a man avers that he belongs
to no party, he is certainly of a party of
which he is ashamed/9 Have not Mr.
, Gerry and J. Q. Adams averred that
they were of no party ? Vet they cer
tainly are democrats ; but Svvitc has
given the reason of iheir denial.
1 . “ 1 *■
j A Census of the United States is to be ta
ken ihi* year. The persons appointed to
this duty will commence the 6u-:nes» the;
• first of August. The government have di
rected that «n account atul stale of the vari
ous mannlactui its be taken at the same
tone—such as
'Fanners—Distilleries*—Sugar Re
‘ fineric*.—Ikeweiit s— Paper Mills
Oil Mills—.Snuff Mills—.Cnocolate Mills
!—Gunpowder Mills—Glass Works
,—Fulling Mills—Carding Machines
j going by wait t—Hemp and Flax Spin
j niug Mills—-Cotton and Wool Spin
ning Mill*—ami Rope Walks.
F kom wcm ks — rtistin&uiJung
1 'u in aces— A i r Furnaces-*-KofgeS
Hluoinci ies—-Roiling and Slitting
Mill*—Cut Nail Factories—*TripHam
mers—Steel Furnaces.
The Marshal of tins Mate requests those
interested and acquainted with these sub
jects, and those connected with them, iu
furnish every information in their power to
hh> assistant.
Commumcattomk
Attention the whole !
The utility of marching companies
to (gttd fro and up av<f down* when they 1
are called out for vuiu.ary discipline, is t
not perceived. The object of calling
out and exeicising the militia, is im
provement in military taclks—but this
object is totally defeated by this kind of
procedure True it is that the officers
in the militia make an appearance (gen
erally speaking) that attracts notice,’
than which there is nothing more flut
tering to the vanity of man. Hut they *
should exercise care, that this londncs
ior notice, do not lead them so fur as to
frustrate the design of their appoint- [
incut. t'o come to the point ; it »s
really tn*> much for men, whose consu- j
nuions arc nut iron, to be driven trom ;
one end of the town to the other, for ‘
lu s<>, r ,,f tbui or five hours, merely
to exhibt. to the public a handsome hat,
filumr, or coat ; this would, however,
;>c in some measure paitkinaUe, il
marching, or rather running about
town, constituted an impoiunt branch
ot military knowledge—A hint 10 the
wise is nujffidrnt. A Phivate.
CORIUM, JULY 27.
Mineral Springs—A number ot springs,
supposed Vo be impregnated with mineral
substances, have lately been dtscovet eel in
this par; of the country which has exciieit
the curiosity of the public to such a degree,
that crowds both of siti and well are seen
daily hovering around l.iese pools of pana
ceal virtues, large quantities of the water
aie drank by the former for the purpose of
eradicating disease, and by the Imtei as an
antidote to diseases in future. The fame
these springs* it is thought, will soon ,
nvaVthe Vermont Prophet—the sons of Es
culapitiK t*e neglected, and the grim w««e/f
rer lavished „f his prey.,
1 he writer of this, has examined tlie wa
ters ol one ot the most famous of these
springs Ijy a number of chemical tests, and
can deu t neither carbonic acul. sulpher,
iron or any other mineral. The water ha,
a fetid smell and is probably nothing more
than common water deprived of a part of its
oxygen.
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On Saturday the 2ift inftant, at 2 o’clock
in the morning, me inhabitants of Topfhain
vilage were alarmed with the cry ot Jinr, which
appeared in a building occupied by MelTrs.
Coombs ts* llo/gJvsi; the interior was u,l ou
fire and the flames burftmg from it wheu dif
covered. The profpeift at this time was truly
dillrcfliug, as every building on the ftreet wav
imineatly expofed. Fortunately it was almoft
a calm. The inhabitants, joined wtth their
neighbors from Brunfwick, aflembled with a
promprnefs aud alacrity which gave aflurance
jthat nothing ihould be wanting which human
! exertiou could effeifl, to fupprefs the raging
element. The engine wasdire&ed with judg
ment and fupplied with zeal ; and we had
the fatisfaiflion in an hour to fee the fire un
der fuch fuhjeiftion as to remove our fears of
the extenfive deftruiSlion with whiah we
were threatened
The buildings confumed and deftroyed
were, that where the fire began, the office of
B. Orr, Efq. three ftables belonging to H.
Furington, N. Green, and MelTrs. T. and N.
| San if rj.
It is but a few days Gnce an Engine was
procured in this p'ace ; and the afternoon
preceding the fire, for the firft time, it waa
put in order and taken out for exercife.—
Thus we were providentially prepared for the
occafion, and the prefervatiou of property to
the amount of many thoufands of dollars was
<tiie aid and a/Tiftaace of the engine, un
doubtedly to be attributed.
®arrieD,
luEngland l ord Jamer Murray, fon of
the Duke of Atlol,U) Lady Percy, daughter
of the Duke of Nottlnmitemland.., The wedding
robe of the bride coll above thirteen thous
and dollars.
At Caerwent, near Chepstow, (England)
Mr. Jamet Price, aged 22, to Mrs. Bullotk a
widow, on thejhdyfide of 82 On their return
from church, the road was ftrewed wirh bur
dock heads, rue, box. nettles, and other herbs
fymbolic of their expected cnnuhial harmony.
The damsel weighs IOO weight, and has 5<X)0
cl/j’tn.’, which the enamoured youth could not
withftand*
In Ncwburyport, Mr. John Johnson, mer.
of this town to Mifs Elisabeth D. Plummer,
of Newburyport.
© tea.
In Crofkill Ireland, laft March, Sarah
Malcomson, aged 121; retaining »»er memo
ry and judgement to the laft. She was in dif
ferent leafes taken about the year 1G04, at
Lo' per acre.
Near Cincinnati, Maj. John R. Mills, 45;
in conlequence of a wound received Come
years liuce in a battle with the Indians.
Near Charlcfton, (S. C) in April laft, Mr
Nehemiah M Lean, late of Portlaud
Near Mnaresboro4, (Eng.) Join Metcalf
commanly called Blind Jack, JE. 94 ; He loft
his fight when only 4 years old, Toon after
which he learned to play the fiddle, and be
came celebrated as a mufician. which profef
iion be follow ed many years, and then fet up
the firft wheel carriage that was uied for the
conveyance of perfun6 to and from places of
public refort; this bufinefs he alfo left, enter
ed the king's fervice as inufician ia a volun
teer corps, in 1745, was taken prifoners at the
battle of Pa I kirk, and being foon relealed re
turned to Kttarasbor*', commenced common
carrier between that town and York, and
Cheu lerved as a guide in intricate roads over
the foreft during the night, or when the
track* were covered with (now; nor was any
perfon more eager in the chace, which he
should follow on foot or on horfchack with
the greateft avidhy : Strange as it inay ap
pear, the employment he followed for more
than forty year* was dill more extraordinary,
and one of the laft to which we could fuppofe
a blind mau would turn his attention, that of
projecting and contracting for the making of
high roads, bridges, houfes, Ac.; With no
other afliftance than a long ftaff" in hi* hand,
He would alcend the precipice and explore
the val ey, and mveftigate the extern of each,
its form and fituatioti; The plans he made
were done by a method peculiar to himfeif ;
He left 4 children.
In Maryland Samuel T* Right. Efq. Ad
General ef the State, and a hero of the revolu
tion.
In Turner, on the 16th inft. greatly lament
ed, Mil* Olroe Stut/on, aged 24. i he amiable
nefs of her difpotiiion and the purity of her
morals fccured the friendfliip and efteem of
all her acquaintance. The fortitude with
which flic endured her laft painful and difVref
ftng licknefs, the ca’nmefaand resignation with
which the viewed her approaching ditibhuion,
her reliance on the pardoning mercy of God
through the merit* of Jefus Chrilt, atlbrd
great confolatiou to her furviving friend* and
relatives. Her funeral Was attended bv a nu
i
onerous concourte of peop.e, to whom a very
appropriate arsd imprelTive difcourle was de
hvered by Mr. Allem C ee-y, of Northyarmotrh, (
from the ift vcrie of the laft chapter of Eccle- ,
frafte«—a tcxl l«*e«5Ud by »ht J lit the
occafion
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PORT OF PORTLAND—18 ia
Tuefiay July 24.
Arrived brig Traveller, Parrart, Si day*
from Poiut-Peter, Ouadaloupe—Left there
brigs Mary, Lunr, for Portland in 6 days;
Favorite, Stackptde, for do in 5 ; Hunter,
St rout, do, in 28 ; fchr. Fag!e, Jones, for do
in 30 ; brig Little Johu, Brown, for Lofton,
in SO; brig Aurora. Cahoon, for New York,
in 10; Schr Eliza, Wilbout,for Newburn, in
10; fchr. Fame Baker, for Button, in 25;
brig Commerce, Kimball, of New London, |
for Turks bland, in 8 ; brig Lucy, Terry, for
New-York in 4 ; brig Ann, Brc - n, for Balti
more, in 10; brig Grand Turk, Guufaul, for
Providence, in 15 days.
Ju'y 24,arrived Hoop Abby, Morton, from
Plymouth ; Mafon's Daughter, Stever.s, from i
Button ; 25, fchr. Charity, Dole, from Newbu
ryport ; brig Betley, York, from Eaftport; |
fchr, Lark, S'anwood, from Ipfwich ; Hoop
friendihip, Knight, from Button; do Anfon,
Gai’. from New London ; 2d{ fchr. Hannah,1
Gould from Eaftport ; floop Jane, Patterlou,
from Bi/lon ; 27, Jane Jones, Philadelphia,
Qf iT'iinctf at the Cufitm Houje.
July 24,lthr. Citizen. Rolf, fur the Weft- *
fudies; Retortion, Gordon, for do ; brig
Crocket, Freem^ for the Bay of Honduras ;
lbip lietfchei, S. Buruham, for New-York.
vesz^is LF.rr.
At Gottenburg J»He 1, fhip Charles, of !
Portland,; fhip Franks, Adams, of do ~ The
fttip North-America, Dhnkwaier.of Portland,
cleared at EJttueur Manh 23, for the Baltic.
Ship xMary, Brown, of Portland, patted Elttn
eur between the Jft and 12th of vlay_At
Port-au-Frince, July 4, brig Endeavor, Rod
man, for Portland in a few days.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
July 15, lat. 42, long 69, fchr. Superb, 6
days from Belfatt, (Me) for Liverpool. Ju|y
5, long 48, brig Eliza, of Kennebeck, 12 days
from Botton, for Liverpool. J
NEW GOODS*
ELEAZ \R WYER,
i GOLDSMITH JEWELER,
Exchange firett, nearly epp-fite the Indian CbL/ j
IS happy to inform the public that he has j
jult received by the lateft arrivals from
Europe, an elegant affortment of
\ Jewelry, Plated, Britania and
j Japaned Ware ;
Among which are the following :_
Gold Ear Hoops, Knobs and Drops; Pearl,
Cornelian, Topaz, Mourning and plain gold
Bieaft Pins and Finger Rings—elegant peb
ble and cornelian Watch Keys—p|a,n, Ljd
and open work do. ; gold Watch Chains ;
plated Tea Betts to match; elegant plated
Caftors, from 4 to 8 diamond cut glaffes each ;
plated Candlefticks, new patterns; do. Soup’
Ladies; large Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots;
Sugar Bafons and Cream Ewers, to match, of
a fuperior quality j elegant fetts of morocco
and b*ack ground japaned Waiters; do. cheefc
and bread Tray. ; knife and fnuffer Trays,
with gold border,; plain do. new patterns ;
poll ilied tiu Coffee Pots; pol.fhed fteel bcif
lors; common do ; fteel Snuffers ; pocket and
delk K, ives ; lilver and gilt .Vatch Chains,
Seals and Keys ; morocco Pocket Books and
> Purfe? ; Clver Tooth Pick,, with turtle ihell,
peail, and lilver cafes ; officer’s Swords, fcp
t aulets, Lace and Cord, Sec See
1 he above, together with his former ftock,
eoaoie* him to offer a complete affortment of
goods in his line. He invites hi> friends ard
cuftomers to call, where they will find con
ftanc and perlonal attendance together with a
j difpoliuou to attend to the commands of all.
j He continues to nunufadure Jewelry and
I Silver Work, as ufual.
Grateful to his friends and the public for
having fo highly favored him with their cuf
tom, he tenders them his thank* for former
i patronage, and loliciu a continuance. His
itudy will be to pleafe.
Tertian!, July SO, 1810.
Duck, Naval Stores, ar.d Ship
Chandler y.
CHARLES & JOHN FOX,
A*/. 4 v5* J, South ftde Pong lfrha*f,
HAVE juft received and offer for Die,
100 bolt* RLSSIa DUCK, different tjualitie*
30 do Raven’s do. firft quality
1 bale fupcrfine KuiCa SHEETING
150 bbls. WILMINGTON TAR
30 do do PITCH
20 do do TURPENTINE
50 doz, Fnglrili SEWING TWINE
J ton SHEATHING PAPER
1 do drawing and fheathing NAILS
2 do Bofton Work-Houle OAKUM
, Au affortment of Youl * patent and Phila
. delphia CAMBOOsES
• 0 caiiri Spiites. all fi/.es—-ct mrv'n and fine
drawn Nails, all -Bar and .Sheet Dead—
» hite Le«!—Spruce \eilow—and Liuleed
! Oh Together with a complete atfor'mect of
SHIP CHANDLER7,
wiiicn will be fold on terms Dtisfaifory to
purcbalers.
’ Port! in J, July 30, 18JO
Portland Hat Manufactory.
#T'HF. fubfcribem, being a majority of the
perlon. named in an entitled “ an a.ft
to incorporate certain peifons by the name of
the Portland Mat Drfdnuj'aft‘rr\ ” palled l.hb
June, 18»0—hereby give notice, that a meet
ing of the laid Corporation will be held at
the OtF.ce aver Meffrs. M zc & Evans' Iftore,
in Middle llreet, Portland, on Monday, the
thirteenth day of Atirguft next, at 4 o’clock P
M. f. >r the purpofe of choofing a Cierk, 1
Trealurer, and inch other Directors, Agents,
and Factors as ihall be thought nece'Drv and
convenient, zn-i to make and eftabhlh rules
and by laws tor the regulations and govern
ment of Did Corpora, iuo, and to rail'e and
afVef* on the l'evera! Shares Inch HKmcf xnon
1 ey as the company fhaii thntk proper.
William Evans, Daniel Smith,
Joihua Shaw, Michael Wife,
John Lcrd, _ Francis Ofgood,
Sand, liuirs, Robert llHcy,
E-bui. WcbdCr, Fhas i;«omas.
John Deane,
r. tk.nJ b */A J Jy , • H *
ruNA r< r T£i
\ I.PHHUS BABCOCK inform**the inha**
‘ * uants of Portland and tit vicinity tha* i.fc
has commenced in tins town,
Repairing and Tuning Puma F rtes.
He flatters himselr that as he ha* been em
ployed at making and repairing those m*t fo
ment* upwardsof eleven year*, berb-dl t* a*
b!e to give utisfac1*. oa to thole who tray fan,r
him with their command*.
His ta*rv in town wi.J be hut fltort, there
fore a hne directed to Columbian Tavern » f|
meet with immediaie attention.
Bert land, July 30, 18 10.
Notice.
\ * R JOHN F.LDf.R will condefoend to an
fwer in the Gazette cf neat week Mr.
Ch Loring’s fa fe and inGdiott* ftatemeut, pub
lifl'ied in the Gaze te of rhe ‘23d inti bv addi
tional proof, and (hew how far faid Loring ••
entitled to the character of aGeatlcmau o*- a
man of veraciiy.
B.tb, July 27, 1810.
jy-y -Ai. A®. J, U'barf
Gorham Academy.
XJOTICE ii hereby given 10 thofr who
with to lend ihe.r children to the G>ik<>m
Academy that the Pruftce® have engaged Doc
tor Cbj'le, €<$*. of Brunlwick as Preceptor •
and that taid Academy will be opened on the
fecond Wedheiday of September net'
I OTHROP l.LWIS. S, j,7.
7uh 1S*0. (2m)
i WILLIAM CROSS.
Rack-Cove Bridge.
rrHE Proprietors of Ba.k C,*e BA'ge ire
hereby notified, that the*r annual meet
ing will be holden -t the houfe of Abraham
Beeman, innholder in Portland, on Monday,
the fixth (Say of Augufl next, (being the h ft
Monday in the faid month of Aujjufl) at f ur
°c ock in the afternoon, for the loiiowmg
purpoles—viz.
To chocfe a Moderator,
i o make choice of Officers for the enfuing
year.
To receive accounts and allow the fame if
! they ffioutd be found fight
Per order nf the Standing Committee.
Stephen Waite, Prep/, cirri. '
Portland, "pnly 30to, 1810.
VJ ATCH-.M A KING.
j Reucffor the Dumb f afflicted H ~atcb.es
i GODFREY WHEATON,oppoCiethe In
dian Chief, Exchange fit ref~— who begs leave
ro afi'ure hi* town and country cuftoirer* the.*
he farved an apprenticeihip of eight year*
with a faithful and genuine workman—and
he flatters himfe'f, by exerting his heft
ties in hi* profemon, together with hisperfon
al attention and -etfird to pur,(finality, that he
lliali give (atofaifliou to thofe who may favor
I him with their ajfi fltd.
| REMOVAL.
! SIMON DFARBORN,
TTAS Removed from his laic ftai.d in Ex
1X change-tlreet, to t he head of Ingres
Ff barf, where he carries on a* u n.v, ti e
TAILORING BU'INES^ ; ana i .(.cm the
pa'roiuge of his friends and the public in
general.
SEAMEN'S CLOATMSG.
Hr fehs on commimnn every article <.i
Mariner’s Cloathing. a. the very low:** pr
t ef, and Will have <mi band a ccnftant aud
fu i in ply, limed to the leaf.m*.
PirtUnJ, y nty H-1
. AV 3, L'*g.Wl*rf,
TJAS juft rereived and for fale,
bb!s- (uperfine Fl.OUR,
20 half bbls. ditto,
jO bbls fcratched ditio,
(' 50 bbls. bone middlings dc one hot? PORif
| 10 tirces frcfli RICE, h
10 half Do.
200 bufliels cf Rock SAIT.
60 bbls Wilmington TAR and PITCH
Pipes of BRANDY and GIN,
500 bufliels CORN,
Chefls Hyfon Skiu & Souchong TEAS.
15 bags COFFEE,
12 kegs Virginia TOBACCO.
y*b S0‘ (tf)
LOAF AND LUMPSUGaR.
JOSEPH POPE.
No. 7, t Herr,
14 AS juft received thirty five barrels Phda
t delphia REFINED SVG \R ; which,
being a coufignment, will be fold #n reafona
; bieieim8y. ^w) Portland, July ;!*».
S TON E- C U TTIN G
executed in all it* branches, by
Bartlett ahams,
in Federal firect, oppofite the old Meihodift
i meeting-huitCe, Poatland.
j UTH0 kecf » conltamly for lale an alTorr
ment of Marble, Slate and Free Store;*,
fuitable for Chimney Pieces, Hearths, Tomb
& Head Stones; Paiot-MilU and Mudrr* bcc.
Orders from any part of ti**c«*timry
attended to with punctuality anu drfpatch.
July SO, I 8 !0
Portland Benevolent .Socie y.
pURbUANT to an Order of the IVTaiia/ers
of the Portland Btnerjrdrnt Sr-eielv, I j,Lrt' y
call upon thole fabfertbers who haveuor paid
the luma they relpe£hve!y lubfcribed to
malce payment of wkat was due cm the I 4th
November lalt. Their confidera on of the
' benefits which have anfen from the fund* al
; ready obtained—of the extenfion of the htne
j firs which the Managers would be enabled c<>
confer, if the lubfcripbons were fully paid —
and of the pleature which would till their
hearts fliould they reflect on the relief their
charity would afford to the obj its of *he lu
Uitu'ion will, it ik hoped, engage their ieriou*
attention to this requeft.
SAMVEL EE EE MAX, Treafurer.
July SO, 1810.
57r* New Sublcriptioris would be gratefully
received.
for sale,
ONE half of Hoop jane, §6
tons burthen, in complete ordtt
» f°r * Packet, Condi ton-liber*].
.Apply to E OREEI.Y