The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-01-16 00:00:00, page 1

An additional Supply. -
O OINEW
Fancy & Staple Goods.
Jult reccived and for sale at
DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE,
~ A Very extensive fupply.of
AN, Fancy and Staple Goods,
. F AMONG WHICH ArE,
Ladies and Misses beaver Bonnets,
Variety hailstone St other faney Muslins
Plaia & figur’dlace Armiets & Gloves
White aad fancy habit Kid Gloves,
# & % London dark plaid Ginghams,
~ Rich Furniture Chintzes and Copper-
S plates,
An elegant variety Italian plaid
Luftzings, ¥ ] |
A great variety plaid silk Chambrays,
Plaia and figured cotton Armlets,
Fancy Velting ; Italian fewlng Silks,
india black Luftrifgs and Satins,
ftalian black Crape, very best quality,
A variety domé top Silk Butions, a
. scarce article, \
Scarlet, fawa, {Jute, purple and black
~ Tabby Velvets, : E o
Viriety cotton Footings and Laces,
Mill’d blue double lvop worked, for
pantaloons,
Bottle gréen, scarlet, maroon, purple
~and black Bombazetts,
Black, bive, brown and grey mixt
. {operfise Broad Cloths,
Superfine double mill’d blk,Caflimeres
60 doz. ladies {late & blk worsted Hose
6.4 cotton Diapers & Diaper Towels,
Black and color’d Florence Luftrings,
Gents. Deerskin and Beaver Gloves;
Variety low pric’ld Gingham’s and
o Clleoesy. < 5 , .
Bandanna & Madrals Handkerchiefs,
«Cotton Slacks, fine Shirt Wires,
Fine Bobbins, \ :
Black silk Cords ; whige Cotton do.
Color’d and white Cotton Sewings,
Fine Flannels, Kerfeys, Coatings and
Blankets. ’ '
Bear, Sable, Elt, black Tenet & mock
Sable Muffs and Tippets, = .
Bear Tippets separate from Muffs,
Bear Trimmings, - ;
A wery large supply fine Shirting and
Alow pric’d India Cottons,
Madrafs Cotton for sheeting,
Variety Kidderminfter Carpeting,
Venetian Stair do. &c. &c. &c. &c. -
Ay . Nov. 21.
" MORE NEW
Fancy & Staple Goodb,
THIS DAY OPENING BY
- Sylvester Melcher,
AN‘ additional supply -of
4 A Fresh Goods, comprising both
. FANCY & STAPLE,
which together with his other
Stock, are offered as low as can be
purchased at any Store in town.
» > : b ',;;,Nﬁvo‘Zl- :
Goods bought ai Auction.
THIS DAY OPENING ‘AT
DRAPER’s
- CHEAP CASH STORE, '
The following arti%::s, VizZ.
S-»Uperﬁnc blue Caffimeres,
WE - idee - grey Mzt o,
il Yoyt
Italiag & white Ciape, b¢/f quality,
Habit Wit e-aad’didr.’d” : chil {glovc.:,
Black Satins, of the best quality,
6-4, 8 4, 9-4 & 10-4 table cotron Damatk,
4-4 buff, pink, scarlet 8 marocn Cambrics,
Y btieniinck SIEHOR, .
! Linen Diaper, Italiap sewing Silks,
Twill’d black silk Handkerchiefs,
Rsflia Diaper, g
Figur’d silk velvet Vesting, -
“No. 16,14, 16 & 18 color’d Threads,
- Prussian Cord, Olive Velvets,
64 dawadk 61k Shawls,
Twill’d black Qé;brws. _ |
Be koo o Kooke, Deeia
. laac' Waldron jr.
360 Bis. freth Superfine FLOUR,
Bi, st S
" 30M. RO STAVES, .. .
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PORTSMOUTH : ( Now-riaursgizg) PusLisuen sy . WEEKS—Puinter To 18: STATE, 4np PRINTER OF TBE L/SWOS OF THE UniTED OTATES.
. JUST RECEIVED BV .
~ CuarvLes Tarpan,
- PORTSMOUTH, -
MEDICINES, €c.
% s g F e . 2 %
: l *HE whole of the follow
<A ing Medicines, are rccommended
;:; that confidence, wich refolts from
Bg experience, together with the Royal
nd nobile pltr‘b’nzgcg:t:ey meet with in Eng
and, lﬁdﬂéet the proprigtor for the public
good, to make the fame known throughout
the Uaited States, being the judicious com
pounds of learned men, highty. esteemed in
the profellion as Phyficians,~the public
are therefore affurcd, they ate faithfully’
-prepared from the original recipes M. S,
by the sole proprietor, W. T. Conway, 14,
- Charleg fireet, -Boston, by whom they are
fold whelefals and retail, by kis appoint
- ment_ by Tuazces Tareiwn, “Bookfelcr,
Portsmouth, and most druggists of refpea
bility throvghout she United States.
(= Nonc are genuine but those signed
“W.T. Cogvay” on the label~—~in this you
cannot be too particular.
. LEMON SYRUP, ‘
For making Punch, Lemonbde, Shrub, .
This Syrup, having all the properties of
the Lemon, being made from the juice of
the choicet fruit, will be found so formed
as to make pumh, lemonade, jellies, ¥c. equal,
if not superior in flavor to the fruit itfelf,
without the trouble usual in making that
delicioits beverage, nothing being required
k- ¢ the addition of the {pirit and water.—
To comment on the convenience and ad
vantages of the Lemon syrup, is perfectly
needless, as the fa&t will be ‘eftablithed im
mediately on trial. This Syrup is' recom
mended to- captains of ships, coffce houses,
boarding-houses, tavern-keepers, shrub-ma
kers, &c. and to all families, as an article
well worthy their notice.
Glass quart bottles price 1 dollar 50 cents
Dumifries Chemical Lotion,
Without Smell or slain, with which per
sons may cure themselves of that unpleaf
aot complaint the ITca and other cutaneous
eruptions with so much fecrety aé not to
be discovered even by a bed-fellow.
Price 1 dollar.—~-~Likewife the
Infallible Dumfries Ointment,
For the falme complaint, which be it ever
so inveterate, will be cured thereby in ore
bour’s application, may be vfed by the most
delicate pregnant female, and children at
the breast.—Price 50 cents. ;
Rayal British Antiseptic Dentifrice,
For cleansing, whitening, and preserving
the Teeth and Gums ; patronized by bis
Majelty, Queen, Prince of Wales’ Royal
family and nobility in general. This Den
tifrice truly poffefles. the desirable qualitics
of rendecring the teeth beaunifully and per
mapently white, prevénting their decay, and
tooth ache, refloring the Gums to their ori
ginal effloreflcence, removes the cause of of
fenfive breath, and at the fame time imparts
thercto the most deletable fwectnefs. :
: Price, 1 Dollat.
Dr. Relfe’s Aftbmatic Pills,
Lwi Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions,
&c. These Pills give immediate ease in all
Asthmas, difficulty of Breathing, Hoarseness,
Wheezings, Catarrhs, &¢. while the gentle
expe@oration they promote, discharges
those obfiructions that oecur, is the glands,
acrimony that arises u; the fluids, and every
fpecics of congealed phlegm.
el . Price, 1 Dollar.
_ Dr. ¥ebb’s Liniment,
For Rheumatisms, Brdifes, Sprains, Chil
blains, Numbness, Stiffuels in the Joints, &c.
Prepared from the Original Recipe of Sir
Rd, Jebb, Bart. Physician to her prefedt
Maijefty snd Royal Family. Numberless
joftances have occurred, when a fixed
Rheumatism for a length of time after ev
ery medical advice had failed, this Lini.\
ment. bzs perfeQed a cure in less than 48
Hours after it hias been applied. ©
e , . Price, 1 Dollar.
Dr. Relfe’s Botanical Drops.
These Drops are a most effe@ual remedy
for the Scurvy, Pimpled facés, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, foul feftering Eruptions, and
every disorder arising from an impure state
of the Blood and Juices, and superior to
any other medicine as spring physic.——
These drops also perfe&t digestion and by
pucifying the Blood prevent maligeant hu
mots frem being thrown on the lungs,
Unig Price, 1 Dollar.
o Dr.Relfe’s Aromatic Pills,
For Female complaints, Obkruions, Debil
ity &ec. &c. &e. : ’
These pills cleanse, purify and cause a frée
circulation of the blond when in a manuer
{ulpended, aflilt the female when nature re
quires such afliftance, whereby. l}gl'al(h is
cftablifhed, and the patient, before pale es
death, rcllored to a lively and animated
‘compiexion, . They are equally conducive
to the health of married women, unlels
when pregnant, when thg mast not be :a
el D RT g 0 Price, 3 Dollars.
- Vegetable Tincture, *
. For the Hooping or Chin-Cough. The.
relief is almost, immediate, and the cuce in
general in a few days. Price, 1 Doblar.
equal in brillancy o japan, combined with
SR R e T SR R
Beo it s e et e
L ey T
At R e S i
TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1810.
At the fame place maybebad.
F Fhe incompatable Boot Tap Reftarerand
Beautificr, which cffactually remeves Rains,
¢ {pots and dirt,refloring the ol Loot top to
its.original colour, without injury to the lea
ther. Price 3 del.—{mall botties 50 ceats.
Chemical Bug Liguid,
The. Liqutd has the peculiar property of
effeGtually deftroying’ the mioft offenfive
vermin, Bugs, without iﬁc'nnﬁhf?s method
usually adopted, which feldomt, it ever fue
cgeds.—llr is perfedly free from smell or
fain, and during q‘of 30 years, that it
has been used in London was never known
fail. One bottle, price dolldr, is fnfficient
for 4 Bedsteads. = i ;
o None are genuine but those signed
“W. T. Conwasv” on the labef—in this you
cannot be too particular.—lglauzuft 8
State of ngffjia‘;ﬁ;ﬁira. M ﬁn;ﬁan e
h[ OTICE is hereby given tfiheman-rcfi
}W in the town of LINCOLN, “whp have fiot
paid their school, town and county taxes for
" the year 1809—~that so mucly of their land
28 will pay said taxes with incidental charges
~ will be foid at public venduc at the dwelling
l house of Dr. Nathan Kinsman in {aid town,
on Wednesday the twenty-eighth day of
~ March next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
unless prevented by previous paynicnt
; kg NN, SUEE
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; 18 5 300 50 13 B 2
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. Jamgs Kozt 7 5 100 8 29 13 3
14 5 100 50 8 8¢
810 100 20 7 81
Jabez Weed 14 8 100! 80 29 13 3
¥l4 100 ¥ 8 B 2
¥4 2 100 %0 7 %1
Peter Fintth 4 8 100 839 13 3
1513 oo g 0 8 812
gll 109 g 0 7 381
Samuel Andrews 1e 6 100 8o 29 :3 3
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Devid Slawfon 5 6 100 8o 29 13 3
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£ 12 4 100 018 82
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Governor’s Right 600 306 1c 48 12
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tifg to tl'efl-ilae‘ run by ,} 150 500180 818
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Undivided lands a gore)) kol
Betrveen the lots lotted by \ . TP
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JONATHAN TUTTLE, Colle@or,
Lincaln, January 1, 18ro. 3 !
-, . FRESH DOCUMENTS. .. U ]
¢ Frgw’: the I)irginid Argus. |
The following letter has ‘not appeared
among the documents laid before congress |
by the Frefideut of the United States. [t 3
certainly might have been communicated
to the legifiative body if it hart-beervin the |
poficflion of the chief magistrate. How l
it came into the printer's bands it is not ne
ceilury to fate in a public journal, further |
than to fay, that iz has occasioned t 6 several
persons many flceplefs nights, and fatigued *
many horses in its conveyance hither :
and poilibly excite a smile. The fact is,nev- *
circomfances which may appear romantic
erthelels, very certain. The letrer.is pub
lished to enable the people of the United
States more correctly te estimate the con
duct of Mr. Jackson, who, it is believed, has
explaiced himfelf to his government asthe
letter represents him to have dome. The
want of Mr. Jackson’s name to the I:{Fcr
may be accounied for in several ways, the
most probahle of which may be, that ex
ceflive caution which public ministers ob
serve in the transmission of confidential def
pd(ches. $s Stead'y."hOWé_\’Cf 1s well known
to be'the motto of Mr. Jackson’s signet.
-To the right bonorable George Canning. ‘
Sir—lt is very singular; and I presume |
you will hardly belicve it, but jet me assure s
you it is-a fact, that the government of the |
United States would not accept of my gen. |
erous Q@! They appear to have no more |
reverencedor our ¢ great and powerful moa= |
arch;” than you and I have for the law cf
nations. Itold :hemi that we were fighting
sot the independence of kingdoms, and they
smiled in derision, and insisted thatonr ob
ject was nothing more than the profit of
two-pence per pound upon coffce. Ttold t
them that Great-Britain merely wished to
prohibit Smerican trade, that she had a
right to do so, and that no complaint ought
to be madé against an object so reafoniable :
But, fir, they turned up their néfes, and
with peculiar effrontery presumed to-{ay i
that God made the ocean as free for them
as for Britons. They had the temerity to j
demand an explanation concerning the difa- |
vowal of Mr_ Erskine’s drrangement,as if
his majesty could not do what he pleased
and when he pleased, without being liable -
to give an account of his actions. I thought,
however, that I would, be civil, and shew
them a little condefcenlion. by way of en
¢ouragement ; and accordifgly, I told them -
the arrangement was broken off, bééaufe it
~was made by a mere- envoy extraordinary
and minister plénipotentiary; whed they
insisted on further elucidation, in order to
oblige them, I politely informed them:that
they lied ip contradicting my infiouations.
Yet, Ifr‘apg:gg it may seem, notwithftand.
ingiall my efforts to please them, they got
_ineo an il bamor and dismissed mﬁiﬁg
fecris that'the sweet aywofmw
“dence and the friendly rone I affumied, diat
sot comport with their vaity ; but fir, to.
rigﬁbﬁum prefideat, [ put forch a léteer
oF appeal, and called upon lismajéflys sub
jects and adhierents in this quarter to' rally.
cound e My coduds, yod will sod. s
'in strict conformity with the radical prin-
Sar s Dil S
TTR S RTO g T RO A N i S
[Two DOLLS. PER aNNUM.]
For further particulars, [ refer.you to the
fctiowing memoranda of one®jeek’s obfervas
tions on perfods and things which I have
icen here. Address me at New York;
whither T proceed immediately.
: . e “ STEADY.”
MEMORANDA AT WASHINGTON.,
Jdonday, Stiil at Wathington—Dbig place
—ugly people—{ome of ’em white tho'—fee
o copper Indians—great many black ones.
Prelident’s house and capitol white—built of
American free flone. Mem. To write to
Mr Canning to pass an order in council
to {top the trade ia that asnticle,
Tuesday. Got « carding machine——people
knit their owa flockiags—f{poil our hosiery
and cotton factorics if things go on so. Penns
sylvania avenue very sine—monstrous
bridfe ever the Potomae—~got fith in that
iivcr-—-w;r'erfi Rratige that any body should be
faffered to have fith but the Englith: Memir—
Have an order; in council to prevent man
ufadtures hers; and to kit-all the American
fith. _ ‘ :
_ Wednesday. Went to the fecfetary of
state—huge man—president not so biges -
take ’em inif 1 can—mustn’t tell 'em o tho”.
Very polite t 0 me—wander if they're i
carneft. Talk’d with the secretary—tried
to bamboozle « him—twould’'nt fafe—he
fcrew’d me down to the points—llook’d lof
iy at him~—could’nt frighten him. Heard
gua go off—thought I was {hot —'fraid Du
ane will hire somebody tn kill me, Mem.
To have Duane hung when I catch him, or
before if possible, provided 1 #’n’t hung my
felf. Terrible set of people in this country.
Thuriday. Georgetown, a fine placc—z
man with a long nose making cannon there
—don’t like song nose men. Mem. To have
the cannon foundry destroyed ; and to pre
‘vent the growth of ship timber ix this coun
try by aét of parliament, S
Friday. Got letters from the editor of the
Boston Repertory, New York Evening Pofty
and the Baltimore Federal Republicai, for
advice—wrote ‘em touch easy for the pres«
ent—fent ’em a few of the kings picturedy
with orders to be in readiness against con
gress met. Mem. Tag:;a{y Heaven to for
give me for inducing those poor scribblers
to fell chemfelves tothe Devil.
Saturday. Jew’s Sunday—things go on bad
ly—people here building houses, make glass
and paper, and look fat—live too _wellss
poor people cat oysters, plumb- pudding, and
drink wine—ont [rithman got nine houfes=—
—~Germans gettifig - rich -too—something
must be doné—foon be too big to manage~
“get old George Rofeto tax "em—or, Mem.
Pass anorderin council to destroy the whole
country with an eartbquake. <
Sunday. Christian Sabba_th—'-ﬁo rcﬁ fbg
the wicked—Query. Whethe. a man cant
‘Jie best on Sunday or Monday ? Mem To
try the experimeént - Things going crooked
~fecretary of statc wont believe. me when
I dont tell the. cruth—very firange that =
Crawford’s child'playing with a pop-gun—
thought it was a four pounder—yery much
alarm’d—always cafry patteat piffols—can’t
.do apy thing in this country—~people too
cunping-dismifed-very comical—if a mag
Skt saucy Jorpe wﬁw;aﬁ'wmﬁ—
. great thind o be'in a_paffion—keep myfelf
- cool for all that—pyblifh circulars—print
emi_too—Heighho { play'd a solo upon &
jewlbarp—going off 10 New York.—-Mem.
* Not again to mificke Wafbington sos the
. capital of Deamark. =. . o g
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S, :“« )TS A '\".;vn'zn ‘
‘or lord-licutenant, 1 confider myfelf as the
president of the Britith pacty in America
as Mr Madilon fs the-head of the American:
party. ‘Fhefe two titles and Jiltin@ions 2po
pear io be fully recogaized in this copuury,
& aithough my ambassadorial fun@®ions have
in 2 great meaflure ceafed,l am a much more
important tian than ever. The “ war of
words,” is now carrying on between Madi-
Ton and myfelf, by our respective pactizans,
with a great dea{ of ifgenuity and arder.
‘The Madifonians have the most argument.
and our fricnds have the moeft impudence.
- The contefl is véry doubtful. M Pickering
ismy secretary of fate, whichiis the only
appointmyent of consequence that I have yet
- made 5 I shall annource it in Coleman’s Ga
zette, (which is my leading print) as soon
as I reccive his majesty’s orders in council
to that efit@. Ia the tircan time, permit
me to recommend to notice at St. Jamey,
Mr. Gardenicr, and 3 few other young
ale" aoing “effenuial service to the British
czufe. Mbadifon at present has a majority
in congrels, biit ina few. years more I think
we shall out vote bim.
Apropos !—1 had ncarly forgot the little
affair of the Chefapcake. I could. persuade
the American government on that head.to
agree togzothing. The president and fecretia
ry would not a¢cede to my kind proposals,
at onte so rcafonable and humane They
would not traffic their honor, whichis fomes
thing remarkable c-q'ﬁdcring that it is their
ﬂarlc commodity. g T
_ 1o short, fir, there is no doing any thﬁg
with these flubborn people, His Majesty’s
gracious offcrs are fpurned,his minister cone
temnoed and ridiculed : they pretend to have
rights, privileges and I know not what. . 1f
such isthe infaacy of this country, what wiif
be its vigorous agé ? If they arefo unman=
ageable now, what will they be 20 years or
half a century heace 7 I recommiend to his
majesty to give them gentle castigation : the
bombardment of half a dozen of their cits’
ics and towns would be a motherly correcs
tion.