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POETRY.
4+««O0>M»
The BOATMAN.
N A BALLAD.
I HAVE long been a Granger to peace,
A And borrow has long been my fare ;
'; When, when (ball my wanderings cease?
Stall I still be the son of dflpal ?
IL
When I think on the bouts that are flown,
Go my hours of contort and Tepofc;
The thought but embitters the moan
That leeks some relief for my woes.
PC
The remembrance appears as a dream
Os my trim, aoi my foft-gliding wherry ;
When I row'd with a heart like the stream
The traveller that crofs'd at my ferry.
IV.
My cottage, rohiantic arc wild,
The faarfc that at noon gave me rest,
My wife rnd my sweet-smiling child,
Now ate daggers funk deep in my breast.
In tranquillity bit ft thus a while,
From all evil I thought me secure;
Bur hope is a cheat and a wile,
To mock the forlorn and the poor.
VI.
[ One night— I flill weep at the thought—
The wind whiilled surly and loud ;
The florm was the wreck of my boat,
And I only efeap'd from the flood.
Vil.
T efeap'd,—but, alas ! to what grief:—
Why, heaven ! such a wretch didst thou
save ?
\ y found not my furrows relief ?
Why funk I not then in the wave ?
VIII.
On the ihore I fat thoughtful and fad,
When a flame flruck alarm and amate ;
I look'd, and the fight drove me mad—
My cottage was all in a blaze.
IX.
I thought on those dearer than life,
1 call'd on them both by their names;
But toy innocent babe and my wife
Ferifh'd both in the mcrcilcfs flames,
X.
I linger'd awhile on the spot,
And gaz'd in the stupor of woe t
Then I fled from the fight of my lot-
Front remembrance 1 never can go.
XI.
Yet ere the dear feene 1 forfook,
I turn'd on the hill-top forlorn;
I turn'd to a dreadful last look,
And my heartstrings with anguish were
A torn.
XII.
Now over tty sorrows I brood,
Through the world as despairing 1 roam;
Indifferent to evil or good,
Wifbing nought but a grave and a home,
XIII.
llt is not a lux'ry I want,
\ Relieve with a morsel my cry;
'Only fee me not starve, and heaven grant
You may ne'er be so wretched as 1.
NOKA 1,5 —No. 414.
POW&R of RELIGION.
fYATHARtNE BretTERG IMS born
in Cheshire, about the year (580,
ana ivas the daughter of John Bruen, efq.
of Brucn Stapleford. From a cbi^jPe
nuas much employed in easing the Holy
Scriptures, nxhich foe found of great use
and comfort toher. She <was moderate and
Jober in the mjoyment of the goal things of
this life ; and carefully avoided the vain
fleafures and fafoions in which man,
greatly delight themfekes. The fociet, of
/religious people was very comfot table and
plcafant to her ; and it appears that,from
her childhood to the end of her days, foe
was concerned to live in the fear of God,
and to walk before him with a perfect hearts
7 his excellent woman, in the beginning
of her laftJicknefs, was permitted to labour
Under great exercise and confid of spirit ;
but Jhe 'was mercifully supported under this
trial ; and the victory was, in due time,
g acioufly given her.
Her dependance on the Fountain of
Wisdom and Strength, for relief from this
"/% fate of mind, is evidenced by the fol
lowing pious ana fervent prayer :—" 0
Lord Ged of my salvation, help my weak
mfs ; plead thou my, taufe, 0 „God of
Truth, for in thee d> I trust. 0 blessed Sav
iour, perfa the work, / humbly befeecb
thee, which thou bast begun in me I"
At another time, after foe bad experi
enced deliver cnee frem this conflifi, Jhe ex
prefled herfefin the following manner :—
" Oh, my God, blessed be th, Name forever
more, who haft shewed me the path of life.
Thou didst, () Lord, bide Th, face from
mefor a little season, but with everlasting
inercy Thou haft bad cowfcjfa? on,me.
And now, blessed Lord, Th, comforting
preface if come ; yea, Lord, Thou haft
bad refteft to th, handmaid, and art come
with fullnefs of jo, and abundance bf con
flation."
When foe was near her end, ber ftrengtb
and voice being &, feeble, foe lifted up
her eyes, and with a facet countenance,
and fill voice, faid,—" M, warfare is
accomplished, and m, iniquities are pardon
ed. Lord, whom ha^e lin heaven but
Thee ? And I have none on earth bejides
Thee. My jlefh failetb, and my heart al
so ; but God is the BrCTgtb of m, heart,
and m, portion forever. He that ,refers
eth Jacob, and defadeth bls Israel, he is
m, God, and will guide me unto death.
Guide me, O Lord m, God, and keep m,
foul in fafet,." (
Prefentl, after theje words, without an,
motion of body, Jhe yielded up her foul in
peace to her Creator.
FRESHGROCERIES
'juft received and for sale at
B. Leverett's
STORE, No. 1, Bow-facet, Spring hill,
a general afotment of
Weft-Indp Goods & Groceries,
of the,, quality, which he has conflantly for
sale, and at the lowef prices for cag —
confining of
FRESH black Zant Currants ;
frefli Citron : ditto Mufcatal Raisins
per box; ditto Malaga ditto per calk ;
ditto Figs; ditto filch'd Jordan Almonds;
Madeira, Sherry, Lifoon and Malaga
Wines ; Brandy ; Cogniac ditto;
Ram: old ditto; Holland Gin; old
Cherry Rom; Mhlfts ; Hyfoo, young
Hyfon, hyfoo (kin, Souchong and Bobea
TEAS, firft qualities ;
Ph'!a lelphia SUGAR per Cwt. or retail ;
; double refin'd ditto ; Havanna & Weil-
India Sugars ;
Welch's No, 1, & 2 Chocolate ;
Shells ditto ; Coffee ; Rice; Mace;
Nutmegs ; Cloves; real Cinnamon ;
Cassia ; Allspice ; Pepper ; Ginger ;
Oarmeal; double refin'd Salt-Petre.
Spanilh Indigo; English Mus
tard per pound ; ditto per bottle ; Capers
per bottle; Olives per bottle; Anchoives
and S^rdiunians per ditto; Cayenne pr d -
Liquid Blue per ditto; Crown Soap per
dozen; hair Powder; Poland Starch ;
Black Balls ; L quid ditto; Spermaceti
Candles per box ; mould and dipt ditto.
Weft-India & Georgia Cotton
1 per bale; Smoaking No. 1.2& 3 Tobac
co; Figtail ; Ladies Twist ditto.
Spanilh Segars per box or retail;
Elliot's warranted SNUFF per keg ;
Wrapping Paper per Ream.
Stone IVARE aborted, viz.
3 Gall. Juggs down to I gallon.
3 Gallon Ports with covers down to 1 gl.
Pollock FISH, &c.'&c.^
Pwtfmouth, Dec to. 'Rot.
■^—l 111 WtfM*!" l *"*^^^^^^^
FOR SALE 4/
D. Austin's Store,
Oppfie the New Market,
Hyfon & Souchong TEAS,
In whole and half chefs.
The above being a consignment will be
fold cheap for cafh,or on a credit of
60 &90 days,for approved notes.
.liLSO—at the fame place,
A number Parlour STOVES,
I tome of which are handsomely ornament
ed, they are a sure remedy for fmoaky
rooms, and will save more than one third
the wood usually consumed in common
' fire places.
GROCERIES, in general very
low for Cafo oftountry produce.
~ M-..i..«»WOTMrr--.» m ,i- ntl|| „ |) „
State of New-Hampshire,
, Rockingham,fs.
THE lubferibers being appointed
executors of the last Will of the
Hon. GEORGE JAFFREY,
late of Portfnouth, in said county, Es
quire deceased—and having given bonds
as the law directs ; -
ALL persons indebted to laid
eflate, are requeued to make payment to
Jeremiah Libbey, of laid Porfmouth,
without delay, and all those who have
demands, are desired to exhibit them to
' him. JOHN JEFFRIES,
JEREMIAH LIBBEY.
Portsmouth, Jahuag 4, ißot.
trarec
Evil be to him who evil thinks.
James L. Giles,
Sign of the Cabbage and Shears,
RESp<afully informs his friends and
Customers that he has removed to
the shop lately occupied by Mr. John
Burnham, where he carries on .he
Tailor's Business,
Ju all its branches.
And is determined that all work which
may be put into his hands (hall be exe
cuted in as neat a manner as it can be
done in Pottfmouth or elfewhcre, any
thing to the contrary notwitlftanding,
He is humbly thankful for paj? favors, and
hole; so, a continuance of the fame.
P< rrfmcuihi Jan. 23 1802.
^wfli %wd _ Brf iij'n ■ RIIS-UU
IHE LAS I, —save once !
C> PEIRCE, having fold all hi# right and
title to the United States' Oracle last July, has
waited ever finec that period for a settlement
with the then fubferibers to laid paper.—Ac the
time he disposed of it, he hoped there was not
a Wpaymafter enrolled on his refpedtable lift=
but alas ! after many calls and waiting thus
long ! what other conclusion can be drawn,
than that there are feme, at least, lame! ! For
his books will teftify to a few accounts being
YET unbalanced! ! He is sorry to add, they
will be called upon but once more, afid that call
wall be through another medium! unlcfs pre
vented by a SPEEDS payment.
C. PEIRCE, continues the Bookfelling btrfi
hefs as usual, and has just received a few of
Watts' HYMNS,
printed on a larger type and better paper thia
ufatyrfc^j cent,. PortfaCT, fan, ig.
L 0 31,
The &cond volume of Clarifa
Harlow, whoever has found it and will
leave it with the Printer dial! be hand
foroely rewarded.. January 9 , 180^.
IT/INTED
At the Oracle Office^A Lad as an Ap
prentice to the Printing Bufinefa
Robert M'Cleary & Co.
Refpe&fully present their thanks
totheir numerous cuComers, & the pub
lic in general, for the liberal encour-'
agement they have received, and
inform them that they havejuft
received and bow open for
4 sale, mholefale and retail,
a handlome affart
ment of•
SHOES,
Which they will dispose of, on
; reasonable terns —viz.
Ladies' kid, morocco, lamb, and
leather Shots and Slippers; gentlemen's
1 morocco ami leather Shoes and Pumps ;
: children's morocco, lamb, arid leather
1 Shoes and Slippers. -=ALS(j=-
Ladies cork sole SLIPPERS.
; Boots and Boot-Legs.
✓1 variety of
TRUNKS.
N. B. Those who wifli to purchase for
' exportation, or for country sale, will be
gencroufly dealt wit h.
Ponfmouth, fan. 2.
, TCtnrCTrora©DTCercfemL±tQLirt _eR
'Abner Newhall,
PRESENTS His relpeaful
Compliments to his worthy friends
1 aud cuflomers, and informs them that be
° has been to the Manufaaories at Lynn,
1 and chosen himfeif a very large and cx
teofiv^ assortment of every kind of
Men's,Women s, Boy's & Children's
; SHOES,
Os every taste or fancy, so that
. none who apply at his Shoe-Store in
Daniel ftrect, Portfmou;h, opposite the
Columbian Bdokftore, ran poffibiy go
away again without fatisfiaion, both as
•to price or quality, for which purpose he
has fitidied to make his quantity comport
with every one's wants, ns bis affortmerit
, consists of many thousand pairs.
He can and will supply coun
try traders and merchants who with to
export any quantity, at the Ihorteft notice
>upon the must generous terms of credit,
with approved Noles, during their re
fpe&ive voyages.
Said Newhall has also for fate a
, good styortment of
- BOOTS and Cork Sole SHOES
'BOOT-LEGS & Morocco Skins
of ever, color.
White Sheep Skins and Sheep
, Skins for Book-Binders, Calf Skins for
boot tops, and
:TRUNKS
! of every size and description, as usual.
N. B. Said Newhall continues
to purchase Barley arid Sole Leather, as
'advertifed for any quantity.
ra ="= ramraCT **^^=^ TCT3w&rezm3rewT^^
For SALE or CHARTER,
\ rrHE Schooner
, X SALLY, bur
, then 108 tons,s years
: old, burthenforne for her tonnage, and
' fails faft ; (he is well calcula'ed for the
Southern or Weil-India trade. For terms
apply to
Matthew S. Marfo.
Pwtfmowh, January 2, 1802.
flfygfflfflßfrCT #<-4WHtf Miif, IIr # iit M'raff rrwSAffreß
4 FOR SALE, 6co Weight
Best (pinning WOOL.
, Apply to
ABBOT & SUTTON,
North end, at Leigh and Brales' Yard.
Po,tfmowh, Jan. 23, ISO 2.
FLAX-SEED
Wanted by
Wm. & Charles Neil,
For which cash or Weft-India Goods
will be given in payment. Jan 2.
Screw'd HAY.
70 BE EXCHANGED
For WEST-INDIA GOODS,
20 TONS
Enquire qf the Pi infers.
THE
Miscellaneous Work
ofj. M. SEWALL, Esq.
is for Sale at his house in Gate-street,
South part of the town.
Portsmouth Dec. 19.
^esmretfm^rararararomteracmFtTOr -CTse
WHEREAS Eli-
Zabeth, the wife of me
the Subscriber, hath io a very scandalous
manner eloped from my hotrfe fora num
berof months p:ft, and Pill continues to
absent herfelf from me, and will not bed
nor board with foe — I therefore forbid a
ry person or persons boarding, harbor
-1% ° r Applying her with anything
whatsoever, as I am determined Dot to
pay one farthing for her.'
JOSEPH FIELD.
Kittek Y, fanum, 16, 1802.
NOTICE.
THE lubicriber begs leave to
return his thanks to his friends and
cudomers, for the many obligations be
has recceived from them, and informs
them thit he still continues in his Imeol
bufinrfs —at the fame time he woull brg
leave to acquaint the Pub ic that th-
Portland, Rirtfmouth, Newbury, Salem
and Sollon Mail Stages run every day in
the week, Sunday exempted, at 4 o'dock
in the morning, from the Inn formerly
kept by Mr- John Stivers, in Pitt-street,
and which house is now kept by the sub
scriber. Gentlemen who wifli to go the
lower road, can be accommodated with
feats by applying to the Subferiber, who
keeps the Stage Office, and is provided
with careful drivers, and good accommo
dations for those who wifli to travel. He
also endeavors to keep a good supply of
proVifions and liquors; and every atten
tion will be paid to those who may please
Ao honor the Mail Stage Inn with their
company, and the finalleft favors grate
fully acknowledged by the Public's most
humble fervent,
JAMES A. GEDDES.
'_P°jfaouth, Jan. 16, 1802.
FmrYArin:
Informs the public that he has taken the Store
lately occupied by Messrs. N. A. & ~ Ha
ven, in Market foeet, and has received
Jrwn London and Liverpool a
general aflortment of
Ship Chandlery,
CONSISTING 0?
pBONY SEXTANTS ;.do.
A— ' Quadrants, do; do. with tangent
screws; Gunter Stales; Dividers, do.
with pen and screws; g inch, 1 and 2
feet Telefcopts; 14 &28 fecund Time
Glares, half hour do.; Steele's Charts
of the Weft.lndia IBaods; Holland's do.
of the Leeward and Virgin Islands; Jef
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the Windward padages and dhefliocs for
do; Moore's Chars of the Mediterra
nean ; a new and improved Chart of the
North Sea, by Wm. Heaths, with the
directions for do; Well India Pilot with
dirca'tons; the Straits Pilot; Elements
of Ripog, &c. ; the art of do. ; do. of
Sail-Making; Sutherland Ship Builders
Assistant; the art of Mafls Making,
Yards,&c. with plates; Steele's improved
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Standsg Sahl Boxes; Fens.
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Nails; iron Coffee Mills; Tar & Caboos
Ladles ; short and long handle Frying
Pans ; Iron Shovels ; Tormentors ;
Scrapers ; jappan'd Cabin Trumpets;
do Candlesticks; Ship's Iron Sticking do,
' Tinder Boxes with Flints and Steels;
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61, and 4d Nails ; [, 4d, and 6 Clout
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Ajo, Ftir Sale,
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