United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-06-11 00:00:00, page 3

• :&&r % rhe fuft bound to open in the
lull cry of fl aider against the private character
of this gentleman. In h^ paper of Thursday
last. he acculos Mr. Burnet of having, long
^ been in the habit of flopping or deAroyin^
republican papers in his office." It it to be hoped
wt it Mr. Burnet, both is it relpeas the caufc
is well as ins own chanter, will fee the pro
priety of taking legal measures to wipe away
0 this alperfun.
"Ite prefers administration erTcife some can
ning in behalf of their abusive printers, for they
always take care to prevent a plaintiff from lay
ing his damages with a per quod, by making
the loss of office precede the Binder.
o-
On the 13th ult. a Mutiny broke out among
the Soldiers in the Fort at Bctbice, who riling
0 confined every cemmiffioned officer and took
full pofleffion of the Fort. Magazine and its
appurtenances. They paraded, fully equipped
an 1 provided with amtiniticn, under the com
.niand of one of their Sergeants, and to the
Dumber of 400 marched for the town,and Croff
cd the river Canye, before any alarm was given
to the inhabitants. On approaching the town
the centinels near Canye river fired an alarm,
' upon which they halted. Several of the inhaq
birants came out to meet them, whom they^
made ptifoners. On enquiring the cause for
their march, they demanded their Colonel or
'fatisfaaiqn,that 5 months pay was due to them/
and that they had received no rations For two
dayspaft. They assured that they did hot wifhj
to disturb the inhabitants, but would ratherj
protect them to the last drop of their blood—
reGrefs of their grievances was all they fought.
By this time the whole town was alarmed.—
The Colonel and a number of Officers ftationedl
in the WW>. with companies fully equipped,
prepared krin attack. The Colonel, by fair|
promises put them riff tillnext morning,on wh ch
they returned to the Fort and remained quiet
during the 14th, „ But finding no facisfadtion
given, at night they again paraded 2nd com
menced a firing with cannon at an armed fchr.
stationed opposite the mouth of the river, to
prevent them from crossing over to the town.
One of the insurgent companies marched oppo
site to the fchr. which immediately opened with
a difeharge of grape-fhot,killed two of the men
and wounded several. The company on this
retreated. A company from the Town com
manded by the Colonel's Son crossed the.river,
about half a mile above its mouth, and advanc
ing towards the back of the Fort commenced a
warm tire ; after exchanging feme fhet with the
Fort, it returned to the town. Next morning,
the officers detained in the Fort were font to the
Government House accompanied by the corn,
priding Sergeant and several Soldiers who de
manded redress the second rime. The Gover
nor and his counfe# immediately assembled and
concluded to issue a paper currency to difeharge
the arrearages of pay according to the engage
ments made with the troops, when they left
Holland. These terms were accepted, and the
Soldiers immediately returned to their former
obedience. — ~
The folowing letter from our regular
correspondent at Cape Francois, contain
iug a long lift of American vessels taker
from Beefley's Marine Regiiter, was thi
mermtig received from one of the part
Tiers pt the Morning Chronicle,atcompan
ied by a line informing us that he was de*
fired by Capt. Patterson, "to hand itfo us
after overlooking it,” The'letter, and the
lift of vessels, have appeared at length no
the Morning. Chronics of to-day. ,We
are not disposed tphe captious,, blit real
ly we are unable to coroprehetf the pro
priety of this proceeding. At :s in vaiif
that piins are taken and expense incur
red to obtain the advantage ofa regular
correfpemdee, if letters and packets are
liable to be converted to the dfe of,other'
papers, before they are permitted tp react
us. {n. y/ev. Poit.:
" Cape-Francois, May §.
“ Every thing remains tranquil here,
& there is no profpett of a commencement
L of !tytti!itics at prefept. The brigands
L $5 is flippefed, are tin some secret expedi
Etion^s.they,have entirely quit his part ol
■the Iflahd. We fear the face of feme of
obr neighbouring ports ; but what.,.wil,
be the event, time onty canfeletermine
There is 3 comber of brigand barges,on
about different parts of this llLud —the
Yhip May Tiower, Capt. Logari, was cha
fed close in with this port. The merit of
the troops ~which were stationed here,
have been ordered for Port au-Prince,for
further orders, There is a number 61
fiench shipping jn port at present, am
'd&y arrivals Two French frigates fail
ed tor France on the f hin.umt with al
possible dispatch..
" The markets in general are low, ex
cept lumber, which 1$ in demand 45 dol
jars by the car^o. The town is rapidl,
rebuilding, and every thing wears a favor
able appearance. There is at prefeni
in port, two 74'8,0510 64, and two fri
gates. Wennlerdand that Clarvo, a dis
tingdifhed Officer among the brigands is
mot By wounded in forbe late attack,"
Lift of American rtfls at thi Port of Cape
Francois taken from Beefley's Marine Re
gfer, May 9.1803.
Brig D &<, Saniord, New-York j fchs.
Ranger, Everfon, Baltimore ; Alexander,
Hum, Philadelphia ; Peggy, Minor, 5
vanah ; Blip May Flower, Logan, Char
jetton; fefors. Virginia, Pitner, Pails
delphia ; brig Lilly Nichols, do ; fchrs
Jane, Akiris, Charleilon ; Maria, Chafe
Baltimore ; brig Polly, Donieli, Charles
ton ; fchrs. Hannah, Buell, Savahah ; M
tian, Wicks, Baltimore ; brigs Gallatin
Payne, Charleiton ; Louisa, Northurp
do Joannes & Eli±a, Sprague, Bolton. |
The wood on the road between Al
bany and Schencßady, was on fire the
17th of May, for the second time this
season. Cohfiderable alarm exited ;
but the fire was fortunately extinguish
ed before it had done much damage.
—=o
NEW-LONDON, MAt 2g.
BY THE PRESIDE NT.
Capt. Elisha Hinman is removed
from the command °f the Revepu
Cutter, of this Diftria, and Capt. Geo.
House appointed in his place. Some
honed people may enquire, What h&
Capt. Hinman done? Can he wh<
commanded on American frigate in tlx
last iat, who was a brave and aleit.ol
Acer, who after a long and hard faugh
battle would only surrender to double
hisown fore- who was immured in the
prfons. of London ; can he who did &
uffere^ so muchin the cause of liberty,
>e guilty ofacrime against his country
worthy of disgrace ?—No, friends,
milling of this. Capt -Hinman is an
lonorable mein, he poifeffed all the qua
lifications n-cehary ior his flation, and
was particularly attentive to bis duty.
But after all tins, Ire was lackingin one
^^n^foitk in Mr. Jefferfon and his fa/
telliteL o-
BOSTON,JUNE 4.1
, . FROM ENGLAND.
t^ The Brutus, Capt. Southworth^
arrived here lad evening, from Liver-1
pool. Through the polite attention cf
dr. Apthorp, a passenger ? we have
Londbn'papcrs to the 23d April. They
are not later than those by the Iris ar.
rived at NeU-York.—lt is apparent
chat appearances in Great-Britain and
France are daily becoming more paci
fic.— The buttle of preparation fras
Fubfiding in the former, and the frier
'chantmen of the latter were putting to
Ifea, unapprehenfive of belligerent dan
/ger.—The - general opinion at Liyer
'pool was, that a patebed-up accommo
dation would take place.
—-a .
The Consul of the United States, at
Tangier; has informed the Secretary
;of State, of the redemption from the
lArabs, of fhomas Beck, David Ervin
and John Brodie, by the Emperor of
Morocco. They belonged to the fchr.
Betty of Norfolk, and Were cat away
on the coast of Africa,in June,laft year.
I he Consul adds, “ the redemption of
men under such circumstances, is at
tended with expense, indeed it is abso
lutely necessary to hold forth good en
couragement to the Arabs to bring,them
'in, to prevent their destroying or keep
ing in perpetual slavery such chriftiaos
as may at a future day fall under sim
ilar misfortunes. For people redeem
:ed by the Emperor we only pay their
travelling expenses, and a gratuity to
the foldiershe fends to accompany them
. on their journey."
—oo—_.
1 Boston, JUNE
: SWEDEN id RUSSIA.
A misunderstanding has arisen be
'tween the Courts of Sweden and Russia,
;receding, the right to a bridge across
a river near their lines. It has become
so serious, that the Ruffian Emperor
has ordered the equipment cf several
vessels of force, gallics, &c. and several
regiments to be held in reading's to
march. But the pacific characters of
-the two monarchs will hardly allow a
belief in the occurrence cf war.
, Letters have been received at Phila
delphia from Bourdeaux, mentioning
reports, that the French Government
were disposed to cede Louisiana to the
United States, on condition the Amer,
Ran Government would fettle a//claims
of their Individuals on the French na
tion, and pay three millions of dollars in
hand Those who listen to this report,
must think Mr. Munroe has not been so
secret, about the affair in Fiance, as liis
friends were in the United States.
Thre^ American merchants, -lately
confined at Jaquemcl, (St. Domingo)
nave been released on the fpifited reraon
ftran.ee of P, MTntoffi, Esq. of Balti
more. ,The merchants are Mr. Joseph
Gardner, a native ofßofton ; Mt. Enoch
Robbins, of New-York ; and Mr. fames
J. Barry, of Baltimore.
— -1 - TUNE -)
^frROM EUROPE.
g, Since our left, arrivals from France and
Great Britain, have furoifoed accounts, to the
sth May. The fame uncertainty refpe&ing
peace an# war.@tinued as at our prior dates
The Gfnje&r^and surmises p£ the frmghfh
politicians are numerous f and ingenious , but
they ire not fubfantial, ,The Ministry observes
an inviolable fecrefy oh the fubjett of the pp
gociation ; and irhentalied upon in Parliament
t% give explanations .ou the fcbjea, elude their
ferrettrs by ambiguous reroutes, and the,ex-!
preffion of hopes to afford fatisfa&ory infoftiq
tion at ^future day. ;
Accounts from Cape Francois, are to the 17th,
May. No French re:nforcements had then arriv
ed there, nor had any occurrence of conftquence
taken place. The French had ercfled,a. num
ber of block-houses and repaired thi fortifica
tions at the Cape, so as to be in 3 condition to
hold out agaiuft any attack from-the brigands.
Capt. Toufard lately had a fkirmilh with them,
in which he differed.feme ,|ofs. Chveaux, a
chief of the brigands, is laid to have been mor
tally wounded. Reinforcements had arrived at.
Pert Republican ; and, 2 vtffel from France;
bound co the Bite of Lcogane had beeb toikert?
The negroes in St. Domingo, have fiiven r ed ?
a hew telegraphic inode of conveying intclli-1
genre through the ifUdd.—Whcn they have!
gained an advantage they make brigbsfoe^on
the hills, when a defeat they raise atbidfmoke.
Late from France.
iMpORTANT..
Extras ofc letter frem a referable House in Four
d%iux, to a gentleman }% tin town, date) May 5.
46 You will exped to hear lome news
on the prevailing topic of the day: We
remain ill the fame unfettlel Rate, %§
vben you left ns: A letter, HqWtyeQ
vbich I hive this moment received
com Skipwith, dates ^follows :—
•' The ultimatum ,of & Britifb Gov
rnment, isnow with Lord WErWorih;
1 very few days will therefore dete:-
niue the question of War or Peace.",
" In addition to the above Gratri^ont,;
11 eminent merchant in this places re-^
eived an extra courier, last evening, by'
vhich we learn, that Befflaparte has re-;
eded the ultimatum, and difpatched|
ais confidential Aid to London with
Ais ultimatum } and that Lord Whft
,lwQrth, at the departure of the courier,
,'lwas packing up hri things. In fa&, it is
, now concluded on, that war is inevica
ible. \
" ,While writing, fiveral letters are
i received from Brokers at Paris, whith
. date, fat rear irthe order of the day."
J, -TURRELL CABINET
!Amon<,ft cth< r extraordinary natural productions
lately added to the Cabinet in Court-street, is
khe half of a common paving^flone. lately bro
ken by accident, which prefects on the furface
|a beautiful land scape: There is also a hen's
,nest, with several eggs, completely petrified,
ft Tit-
SALEM, JUNE ,„
From Bordeaux —!ete.
\ By a letter of May sth, received by a mer
- cantile house in this town from their corref
tpondent in Bordeaux, and politely commu-
I nicated to us last evening, we find, even at that
late date, the uncertainty of peace or war con
tinued—as though the governments of France
5 and England were /porting themfelVes with the
- hopeband feats of the public The apptehenfions
)of war had gived a brisk demand to W I pro.
_duce ; & though many vessels had arrived from
thence and the Ifleof France, still the prices had
not declined, on account cf the uncertainty
"above mentioned, “ and particularly (fays the
letter) as our armateurs have determined to
disarm, and lay up their vessels until the pre
tfent altercations between France and G. Britain ;
, are finally adjusted." Not a vcffcl was load-[
, ing there for the E. or <V. Indies. Brandies|
'had fallen in price, and cargo wines.
IPortsmouth,
+«= «D-T_o
: - SATURDAYQUNE 11, 1803.
: By the policenels of a gentleman from
■ Concord, we have been favoured with a
-particular and accurate ftalement of
;the State Elections for this year
1 Every genuine friend of America will
,fey? with pleafare this profpea before
^hern, and mingle congratulations with
-ps, that the Genius of Federalism still
-/rears her beautiful and majeflic front
r in the Councils of New-Hampfhirc.
) <-——{;=_'
1 A bill has pa(Ted both Houses cf the
Legislature for incorporating the Neu
Ha»@l)tre I'ire and Marine Ifurancc
Company. #
I A petition is before the House for in
corporating a banking Company at
7 Dover.
§ .— ; _ 4
, The honourable Thomas GLibome, Efi."
-Having concluded the Address of
IMr.. Hill to his constituents, contain
|ing a review of American politics, we ?
^now, according to promise, present the
mother fide of the queftion,from the pen
^ofMr. Claiborne, one of the represen
tatives from the proud State of Virgi
nia. We shall fay nothing byway of
recommending this deliciourmorsel of!
^democratic eloquence to the reader if
'[any man is so destitute of taste, so dull
^of apprehension, as not to feel a plea
sing, indifcribable emotion, gradually
[creeping over, him and pervading alll
^T frame before he finilhes the second !
^paragraph, he had better throw down |
the paper in (.{pai" —this composition '
f snot intended for such muddy heads|
s as his —,and mine.
Some months ,agc, Callender, in the
course or his remarks on a circular letter
.from a Southern, representative to his
); Con "''° en ' s '' n '° rrne d us that formerly
[when he was in , the service of democ
racy, he used to write such letters for
f three dollars a pe^e-—the price , varied,
;we believe, from three to eight dollars.
;Callender, Reynaids,Duane and Loyd,
according To »ur.infr)rmation, compo
sed the company, who,brnifhed them.
Mr. Claiborne, 4 seems, has determin-'
led to convince his constituents that
: this tell-tale Rory of Callender's is falfe
las it refpeAs himifelf., " But firs, I
। have f.aland , (lays hej that hand holds
a.pen ! and that pen has ink to yield you
^all the information in my pouer !" Yes,;
yes,Mr. Claiborne, every one whoreads
: your letter, will be your ,witness that it
"{was produced by yo'ur OWA ,hand, and
;that not a fylable of it ever came from |
)he pen of James Thomson Callender.
\,Aone.but itjelf can be it, parallel.", [Af.
'ter this, who will deny the claim of the
democrat tothe exclusive possession of
;all the talents in the country ? “But!
,do not chufe to launch out into a leng
.thy eulogifm on his character."
i l^vgb then Virginia laugb when hie great
Iname you toaft—
rMourn then,.New-England mourn that no such 1
man you boast. [NYEv Post \
I It has heed proposed to the French Fiibu
;nate to decree that smugglers (ball be punished
,iwith death..
On the 15th of April 300 houses were def
'trcyed‘by fire at Pofn.nia, capital of Great
''Poland. , . ,
&•*>> t fy.'s/fy. 0 <4+ «&«1 ¥% «+«<Q
T. PEIRCE'S Marine Lift. +
Arrivals & Departures, fnce May 28.
May 31, ar, iied brig Ann, Hoofer, St Kitts,
,j une 3ifoiled brig Mary, Prof, Grenada,
arrived jbiy 7 rium,bant, Chauncey, Havanna
'Ado brig Franklin, Blunt, St Kitts,
do brig Unio,^ Furnifs, Dominique, ~
; f do brig Ceres, Underwood, St Tbofnas.^
' VBASELS LEFT„ CT -A, Grenada, April ig,
'% ^'4y, Renn/iyd, of Portferouib, to jail in 10
'%'• —At Hambdr^April lG,fnp Antonio,. Ra)(
""'' °f ''"Uncut,/, to Jailin jO daysfor N,. York ;!
-bi, Caroline, Moor„,of Forsfaoutb, to Jail in 30
^,'fer FEiladetyuia- — At Buenos Ayies, brig Ri<,
'sl^fy Partfaontb —S^ken April l§,f& Betsy,
Savage from Pcrifmbulb.
',] ' at 3b 44, lon. 70 capUMitchell, of sloop
Warden, airived at Rhede-bland, feltin with
rfhe wreck cl Brig Nancy, cf rortfmoyth,'^),
ter-logged, no peifon on board, nor thefts, nor
compares'; (he was loaded with lumber, and
had three live oxen on board— Capt M after
taking some of the rigging, gave the oxen some
hay and water and left the vcffcl.
4
4', ,mo. Barter, of N. York, on a ndtit
-1% teyage to South Se.is,pat into the FaulHand If
lands,in coming outfiru kan a rork, übicb eaufed
bis vtfA to leak very much, put into Montevido to
repair, and nos: nearly readyfor sea the sth A,ri
*>* *fr> + frr+>-,> Qto , <-4< «4h --&»-<•<,• fy I,
:MAR RsEbfIn this town, Mr. Reynold M'-
. Karthy, of Demarara, to Mis, Oltoe Swanfar. —
I M.r Samuel Lartgly, to Mfs Fanrev Prealy.
1 TIED, In tbs town, Maj. Samuel Tripe, aged j
7°' Gaf,ar L.i Rafe, an Loneji labouring man ;
Mrs chary Holbrook, aged 43 ; Mrs Sally Gates,
%M 38, Life of Mr fbn Gates , A cbildof Mr
Samuel Balcb, aged 6 years; A child df Mr
Dominiques < A obtld cf Mr ,ofe,b Benfor..
At Concar l, MafabufafMaj. Phineas Prtne,
°S° 61years As an officer, be Jerroed in our re
volutionary way with honor and potriotifm; Jse was
among tbojs, who in our national Struggles have been
Rr,ng without turbulence —fuim'foe, without tame
ness and honorable, titbout display. He was one
of tbofe warriors, who after arduous triumph, loved
tn bis old age to climb the bills, which are now green
with the bones of those, who fell near him, and again
" lifen for toe retro ding /ound of the many footfeps
of the enemy going into dfance; and Fit grey locks
waved in the wind, to breathe a benediflion on tbeg
Country, which be bad so confcier.tioufly served. —
May the eyes of his weeping family l oo k through
their tears with composure on bit tombflone, thus in
fer ibed, '
" Howfrep the Brave, who fink to ref,
With all their Country's bonots bleft"
INDIA GOODS.
I Peter Coffin,
\Ti:jufi received per tb /hip St. Cuthbert,
Capt. hooker from India, a variety of
G O O D S,
Among wh:ch Are, a large assortment of
INDIA CO I TONS; a variety ofcheap
CHIN IoES; elegantMUSLlNS,some
of which are (prigg'd with gold, silver
anti Glk; Black green & plumb color'd
PERSIANS; Bandaonne, Romal and
Siftef.y HANDKERCHIEFS.
++»»>*47W,>T>»%„fofy,fr>^
f NE/F GOODS. t
it. -0- ,
1 Edward Parry,±
^ Has Imported in the ships Nancies t
£ >Frien rfhtp from London, a w
, general ass rtment of+
f , FaftiQnable GOODS,|
1 + which are now opened and for Sale +
± at bis Rore in C^ngrHs street, ata ±
t low advance, by WhHefaleaiid Re- J
¥ ''?"•„., P<»tJmouth, June 11, 1803. t
I•«*4^s> b »* ; «+'i« 4 *( 4 <«q4,)sl
, Mark Simes
Hm'fir frte, at bis Itc w e in Bow foee%
A Quantity of patent Iheath
irg, and/Qther Nails, from 4 to
;20 penny; made at the Ameibery Facto
ry, which he intends felling at the Facto
ry prices— fce also offers for fate,
Cordage of all sizes manufa&ur
ed in this town.
I Russia, Swedes, & Philadelphia
1-IRON. ~ . ,
IPhiladelphia F1 0ur.,.1
I Maryland Corn & Wheat Bran.
I Philadelphia & SalemLoafSugar.
Iron Canibdofes. ,Nail Rods.
Ravens Duck, &'c&c-
Portfmdtah, fame 11, 1803.'
\ jiy? received by the Lffnisfrom
Brifto!, and For Sale by
Henry Ladd,
18, 15, 12 and 9 Thread Lines ; deep
Sea, Hand, Log, Mackrel, Squid and
Chalk, do. Salmon Twine ; 2 and 3
thread Sewing, do. Roping, Whipping
and Ball, do. Marlin, &C.—HLSO—
-1 Nou landing and for fate,
150 bbls. Frcfh Fine and. Superfine
; FLOUR. funeii.
. Frelh Medicines:l
DR.,LEE's genuine Wind-'
ham. Bilious Fills.j
Dr. Rawson's genuine anti Bilious andl
; 0 Stomatic Bitters.
Dr. TyccS Tich Ointment ,! |
Dr. Haskell's warranted American Itch
11. Ointment. ~
Dr. Haskell's Cure for the Jaundice.,
Dr. Thonpfon's celebrated Arortiatic
. Faile for rhe teeth and gums. ,
I Dr. Haskel's Fillsand: Powders, being a
1,, certaih.cure for the byfente/y., ,
Haarlem Oil, being.a certain cure for the
Gravel, abd is found by applying one
drop to the corner bf the eye cvety
pight, to be a very great ftrengtheher
Hamilton's W orro.dcftrpying Lozenges,
just received arid for file by C.
PEIRCE, agent for the above Pattn-1
r tees in Portsmouth, N. H.
frt- .
HockiughamJj.
.THE lubicribers ,being ap
-1 pointed a Committee io teceive, ex
amine and adjust all the claimsofthe,cred
itors tQth© ettate of JOHN P LOVRIN,
I fott of Raymond; in laid county, yeoman,
I jleceafed; reprefepted Infoltebt arid dx
motybs being allowed for that purpose,
hereby gi^e notice that they will attend
that service at the Knife of Ensign Ben
jamin Bean, Innholder, in laid R y
msod, on the second Tuefclay of June
nrxi,an'd the five following months, from
2 to § o'clock P. M.
Moses Dudley,
Levi Swain.
Raymond, May fl, iSofr
Auctions.
§ ! —o—
— S. Little's Office.'
ON TUESDAY NEXT.
iio pair Women's Morocco
Shoes.>
15 doz. pair Cotton Stockings.
20 pieces Silk & Bandanna Han
dkerchiefs.
10 pieces Linen Cartibrick.
20 doz. 14 ^2B second Glasses.
IMmy other a rticles.in the
£ ^GLISU GOODS Die.
r,Lafh advanced on^Confignments.
'TO BE 30LD;' '
At Public Auction,
On Tuejday the 1 ;tk of fine,?
(If not p eisoijh disposed of at Pi Rate bale?
A LOT of LAND,
IN Crofs-fteet.oppofite Mr. M'lmire'e
new house, .measuring on laid street
60 feet, and extending back 80 feet, to
a lane of 10 feet. The fail Lot will be
convenient for a Dwelling House or Store,
and is a valuable ftind, hiving the ad
vantage of the ftrett being made wider. -
For further particulars apply to
Alexander Ewen.
Portfmouilt, June 4.
Benjamin Floyd,
Respectfully inform,
the Public in general, that he has
just commenced the
Book-Binding Bufaejs,
in its various branches, at his fhep in
Demarara Jh „,,
v/here he would be happy to wait on
them in the line of his profefbon.
Account and Record Books
ruled pnd.b, und to any pattern, at the
Biorteft notice.
He assures the public he shall study to
merit their patronage, by a faithful 'at
tention to their crdtis.—Hanted an ap
prentice, apply at above.
foifmuth, sane I t, 1803.
Just received andfor 3a/e by
Stephen Hardy,
°,pfe Dr. John Jickf^n's, in Buck
/beet, a large affrtment of
ft OLD, Finger & Ear Rings ;
Ring Cases; Gold Handkerchief
Pins, Gilt do: Plated Candlesticks; Su
gar Tongs ; Thimbles; Smelling Bottles,
Tooth Rowder; Plate Powder; Tea Pots ;
Cream Puts; degar Cases; Snuff and
Tobacco Boxes ; Sleeve Buttons; Silver
Ear and Tooth Picks; Stiver Tays;
Pencil and Pen Cases; Combs; Seif
fors; &c. &c.
All kinds of Hollow Ware ex
ecuted in the Silver Smith's line.
Port/mouth, June I I, 1803.
LOST.
t^LEFT at the State House on Tuef
day evening, the 31st May ult, a Dark
Brown Duffill Great Coat, any perlon
who will return or give information of
th© fame to the printers, shall be gener
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FOR SALE BY
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at their Stationary Shop, corner of Court
:\A Back freels. .
KING cf Prussia's Works, 13 vols. 8vo; el
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I Cavalla's Treatise on Eledricicy, 3 vols Bvo.
Spallauzi's Experiments on the Circulation of
the blood, through the Vascular Syftcnr.
Wakefield's Select Essays of Dio Chrysostom,
1 translated into English from the Greek
Longhornes' edition of Plutarch'sLives,m 6vofs-
Mavor'aHiftory of Rome, 3 volsl with plans
and elegant plates—fame work elegant],
bound, on superior paper.:.
Mavors Hiftory of Greece, 2 vols, pocket size.
|i fame work elegantly bound, superior paper.
IKotzebues Exile into Siberia, with extraordi
;nary Events which happened to him in Ruf-
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Mavor's Selection of the Lives of Plutarch,ivoL
I Biography, or Memoirs of illuttrious and cel©-
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vols I2mo—by Mary Hays—a lace and vet,
I { valuable work
Geralwoed; a new novel.,ll
Hoyles Games, elegant edition, pocket size.
Mordaunt, by the celebrated, author Zelucb.
Poetry of de Anti-Jacobin, in one ate vol
superbly printed, and bound in plain calf.
Life of Captain Jarnes Cook, by Andrew Rip
: pes, DD.—F R. 3. &c. 4to vol. calf.
Pilgrim's Progress, royal Bvo elegant, plates.
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y Scourge of Confeience—Obfervant PedeL
trian—Emeline or the Orphan of the Castle.
by Charlotte Smith—Raymond and his three
Wives ; of, Nobility Run mad—Henry—In-
teresting Memoirs—Female Ametican—Gerak
wood—Corelli ; or, the Mystic Tomb—Hat
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ling of the Ship--lfabella—
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good atfortmenc.
The above will be fold at small advance fra,
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A few copies of the Rev. Mr. GARnNig
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