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From the Calcutta Monthly Journal.
The following n clancholy circumfiunce oc
curred a few daysago to the Westward:
A Native Schoclmafler, accompanied by twen
ty-one boys, b' s fcbolars, was puffing a branch
of the Fallar P-r, not far from Walkfohbad.
fat the time of these unfortunates having reach
ed the bank of the river, its bed was nearly dry,
end they ccnfycmly exuded to pass it with
Th: following beautiful Lincs ive copy from
Campbell's Plcajur^s of Hope.
1.0 ! at the couch where infant beauty sleeps,
Her silent watch the mournful mother keeps,
She while the lovely babe unconfeious lies,
^Smiles on her little son with p/enfive eyes,
And weaves a song of melancholy joy—
- " Sleep, image of thy father, flpep my boy :
“ No ling'ring hour of fotrow (hall be thine,
" No sigh that rends thy father's heart & mine ;
" Bright as his manly fire, the son Hull be
" In form and foul ; but ah ! mere bled than he !
" Thy fame, thy worth, thy filial love at last,
" Shall soothe this aching heart for all the past,
" With many a smile my folimde repay,
" And chafe the world's ungenerous scorn away.
“ And fay when fummon'drfronb the world &.thee,
" I lay my head beneath the willow tree ;
" Wilt tbou, fweet mourner ! at niy stone appear,
" And soothe my parted spirit ling'ring near ?
i' O, wilt thou come ! at ev'ni& hour, to shed
<'The tears of memory o'er my narrow bed;
<' With aching temples on thy fond reclin'd,
d Muse on the last farewell I Idve behind,
/ Breathe a deep sigh to winds trot murmur low,
J And think on all my love, anti all my woe ?"
So speaks Affection, ere the infant eye
Can look regard, or brighten ip reply :
But when the cherub lip hath learnt to claim
A mother's ear by that endearing name ;
Soon as the playful innocent can prove
A tear of pity, or a smile of love ;
Or cons his murm'ring talk benkath her care,
Or lisps with holy look his ev'ning prayer,
Or gazing, mutely pensive, fi^/to hear
The mournful ballad warbled so his ear.;
How fondly looks admiring Hqpe the while,
At every artlcfs tear, and evefy smile !
How glows the joyous parent to descry
A guiltless bosom true to fymffihy!
CHURCHILL led a very dissolute life—be
was nevertheless very humane, and the cry
of distress never reached his ear in vain. Ashe
was returning home about two oclock one morn
ing from a debauch, he was accosted in the
Strand by a genteel young girl, who, in a trem
ulous voice aiked him to accompany her to a
tavern. Churchill was struck with her manner
of ad dressing him, and looking earncftly at her,
saw her face covered with tears ; he felt for her,
and gave her a guinea, bid her go home, and
get something to enlighten her spirits, of which
she seemed to be much in need. The poor girl,
unable to contain her gratitude, dropped on her
knees in the street, and implored ten thousand
blcffings on him, who had thus preserved a fam
ily from Carving.—" I am, Sir, (said she) the
daughter of an officer, whose regiment being
broken, he is now reduced with a wife and five
children, to the point of death for want, we
were brought to the very last extremity, when I,
unable any longer to fee my parents in such a
situation, resolved on this method to procure
them fnftenar.ee, but your gencrofity has saved
us.".
AMIDST the miferics to which human life
is liable, nothing is so generally dreaded
as poverty : since it exposes mankind to diftreffe,
that are but little pitied, and to the contempt of
those who have no natural endowments faperior
to our own. Every other difficulty or danger,
a man is enabled to encounter with courage and
alarcity, because he knows that his success will
n^eet with applause, for bravery will always find
its admirers; but in poverty every virtue is
obfeured, and no conduct can entirely secure
a man from reproach. Checrfulntfs, as an ad
mirable author observes, is here insensibility, and
dejedion, fullcnncfs ; its hardihips arc without
honor, and its labors without reward.
'How many abjed fouls there are, who cf
tecm the want of wealth, an a want of Virtue.
A consciousness of the rectitude of our inten
tions, tells us, though we are unfortunate, it is
not because we are more undeserving than oth
ers ; hor is our native pride depressed by a sense
of our poverty. We can fee, in idea, Cincin
natus, the great dictator, preparing on his hearth
the homely repafl, with those hands that had
subdued the enemies of his country, and borne
the triumphal laurel : reflect that Socrates the
reformer, and Merenius Agrippa, the arbiter of
his country, has been, the one maintained, and
the other buried by contribution. And the
great Scipio Africanus had been' so poor, that
the portions ofhis daughters were paid by the
public : who then would repine at adoption into
a family that has been honored by such illuftri
•us ancestors ?
Poetical R^oftory.
ff The fo!l<rc i g Ode, addrfydto the Society of
Cincinnati, Tuas j^r.^ at Trinity Church,at New
port, on the ^tb irfant ]
O I) E.
Tune 'SGOD SAVE GREAT WASHINGTON."
HARK ! Freedoms silver born,
Pours an the peerleG morn,
The feflive lay:
Ye Sons of bold emprize,
from peaceful Lumbers rife,
Awake with glad furprize,
To hail the day !
Ye Peers of Washington,
lake him, and Romes Left Son,
Be Peace your aim ;
The plough or falchion wield,
Your native country shield,
The Senate or the Field
Gives equal farce.
No tumults here will thrive.
While hoary Vet'rans live
To guard the State;
The swords, for Public Law
And Order, they will draw,
Excite submissive awe
In Empire great,
Alas ! Columbia weeps,
Iler Cincinnatus sleeps
In Vernon's grave :
Yet still his spirit guides,
High o'er our fate presides,
And on the Thunder rides,
With power to save.
Mr. Churchill desired to be conduced to this
sane of horror, and finding the account given
perfectly true, he not only administered present
relief, but procured them a very liberal bene
faction.
the MORALIST-rs-No. 384.
The MEDLEY—No. 167.
It was the custom of Charlemain, to affix to
the treaties which he consented to, a waxen seal
impressed by the pummel of his sword. " And
uith the point," added the emperor, “ I will
f u pfe°" it."
As George the third was walking the quar
ter-deck of a firft-rate fllip with his hat on, a
sailor enquired of his messmate, who that lub
ber was, that did not dowse his peak to the
Admiral. “ Why, the King," fays Jack.
“ Well, King or no King," retorts the other,
“heis an unmannerly dog." " Why where
mould he learn manners ?" replies Jack; "be
never teal out of fight of land in bis life."
A Soldier who lately came over with Gen.
Moore, was alked if he met with much hospi
tality in Holland. "Oh yes," replied he, " a
great deal too much of it ; I have been in the
hospital almost all the time I was there."
Two men possessing each a laudable measure
of spunk, went to law about an oyster, and im
pleaded each other by learned attornies; and
having fuffered a variety of disappointments and
torments, from abatements, demures, &c. the
final verdi& was given, which was, that the
oyster being opened, the meat should be divid
ed among the honorable Court and Lawyers,
and the clients, or parties ffiould jointly be en
titled to the shell.
A German was invited, by an English family,
to partake of pot-luck for dinner. When seated
at table, he would eat no road-beef, no Tur
key ; all the diflies passed him untouched. On
being asked the reason of his loss of appetite—
"l do vaite for dat excellent pote-luck," said he.
Kentucky, 2,30,000 inhabitants—may fend
seven members to the next Congress. Rhode-
Island, 69,387 —In 1790, it contolned 68,825 —
an increase of only 562 in ten years. Vermont,
153,281. — May fadfa Representatives to the
next Congress.
Boflon, in point of population, ranks the fourth
highest in the United States. Philadelphia con
tains'72,l36 ; New-York, 60,483 ; Baltimore,
An old Austrian officer finding himfelf unable
to supply the want of anumerous family, and
having repeated accounts of the Emperor's libe
rality, at length rcfolved to go to Vienna, and
describe a situation he felt so very deplorable.
The Emperor likened to his complaints with
mildness and compassion ; and when he heard
that he was the father of ten children, promised
him relief. The old officer departed, pleased
with the success of his embassy ; and in a few
days the Emperor paid him a visit in disguise,
to observe whether the distress was exaggerated.
Upon entering the house, instead of observing
ten, he saw there was 11 children.—"l heard,"
said the Emperor, “ my good fir, that you had
only ten claimants upon your affection, but I
fee eleven," “ True, Sir," replied the officer,
“ but the eleventh is an unfortunate orphan,
whose distresses interested my compaffion."—
The Emperor was so delighted at this exalted
proof of humanity, that he instantly ordered a
pension for the old man, and eleven hundred
florins to be equally divided amongst all the
children:
DIED] — At Hollgkell,mssLois '1 i&betts ug. 24*
At Soutb-Kingston, Rowland Brown Esq. aged
50 ; John Robinson, Efg. aged 58
At Newport, ‘Jonathan Lawton, aged 80; —
Gould Marfo, aged 14
At Abington, ( N.Y.) nifs Mary Tyson, aged 21.
At Guadeloupe, Capt. Polling Barber
At Norwich, Ebenezer Lord, aged 70 ; An
drew Caulbins, aged 78
At Lancafcr ffuddcnly, on a Tift to bis children,
the Rev. Jojiab Bridge, of Eajl-Sudbury, in the 6td
year of bis age, and 4ctb of bis minfry
At Neuyork, rnifs Harriet Smith, aged 21, eldfi
daughter of Pafcball N. Smith
At Fairfield, (Conn) Jonathan Sturges, jun.mer.
late of Newyork, in the 54th year of bis age
In ^een Ann's County, on a vift to her friends,
mrs Safrab Downes, comfort of Henty Downes,
merchant, of Baltimore
At Philadelphia, John Frazier, merchant, for
merly of Bofton —mrs Mary Robinson, reli& of
Capt. James Robinfon —mrs Sarab Steele, relict of
John Steele, Ffq. aged 73, and her great grandson,
Thomas R. Ai mat, infant of Thomas W, Armat.
cut the smallest danger : The hue heavy rains,
however, had accumulated into a large and ex
tensive body of water, above the puss, which,
suddenly breaking through its embankment,
Tushed impctuoufly down, and overwhelmed
the unfufpe€ting schoolmaster, and his innocent
pupils, with immediate deftrnaion. Two boys,
with their master, alone reached the opposite
bank of the river, hue one of them so much cx
haufted, th<c he died in a few minutes alter he
had touched the (here. The poor fchoolmaftcr
flood upon the bank, and gazed upon bis dying
pupils, in all the agonies of defparr “ and who,"
said he, " shall tell this dreadful tale to the
Fathers and to the Mothers of the Children —
I never can." After this pathetic exclamatipn,
he flood fume few moments, exhibiting a speech-
Lfs figure of unutterable grief—then plunged
into the flood and inttantly periled.
The surviving boy soon recovered, and car
ried the afflicting tale to the house of the fchool
mafler; when his wife, with that desperation,
which sometimes marks the otherwise mild
character of rhe Asiatics, threw herfelf into a
deep well, and was drowned ere aOiftaucc could
be given.
When the Senate of Rome was about elect
ing a censor, and Valerianus was in nomination,
one of the body delivered this fpcech in his fa
vor. " Who shall we cleft but Valerianae,
whofc life is a ceuforthip ? Who is so fit to be
judge of us all, as he who cannot be charged
with any crime ? Valerianus is a prudent and
wife senator, modest, grave, a friend to a good
man, and an enemy to tyrants, an utter foe to
the vicious, but more severe against vice. We
would have this man for our censor, whom we
will imitate to the ttmoll of our capacities He
is the mod noble among all the Senators, the
highest by birth, of an unspotted life, of pro
found and excellent" ^earning, of celebrated
manners,and the example of antiquity ,honest in
his aCtions, faithful in performing his prom ifes
and whom all men speak well of.'
EXTRACT.
It is a fa& which requires to be gen
erally known, that Vinegar thrown on
Iron or Bricks, heat nearly to a red
heat, becomes decompofed,and a large
quantity of carbonic acid gas (fixed air)
is thereby formed, which is totally un
fit for respiration. When Vinegar is
to be co-operated, for the fake of puri
fying the atmosphere in such rooms, it
Should be done by healing the vessel
which contains it.
The Magistrate : A Character.
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and punaual attendance, upon all Gen
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dence. Mr. Campbell has lately re
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parts of the State—he hopes his culiom
will return th him allo, a^ by this he fives,
he moves, and has a being.
Portsmouth. ,ulv 1801. 3,
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" MARTIN PARRY,
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Book ft ore, Porfmouth. _
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And a number of
Best German. Steel Mill-SAWS,
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LETTERS
In the Pof-Cffiee, at Exeter
JULY°\d, !Sot.
H. ^ B. Penhallow,
INSTALLATION.
, THE
PF AN 1 dD
Just received from Lee and Co's whole
sale Bore in Baltimore.
Charles Peirce,
Eoolfelbr No. §, Daniel-freet, Portsmouth.
AS received a frefh lupply of
JL the following highly approved
Patent Medicines, viz.
Hamilton's Worm defirpying
Lozenges; Hamilton's Elixir, for the
hooping cough, fore-throats, &c. Hamil
ton^ genuine Essence and Extract of
Milliard, for rheumatism, gout, &c.
Hamilton's Grand Reflorative ; Dr
Hahn's genuine Corn Plafler; genuine
Persian Lotion, for the cure of pimples,
freckles, ringworms, &c. damask Lip 4
Salve; Dr. Hahn's genuine Eye Mater ;
Restorative Powder for the teeth and
gums ; Dr. Hahns Anti-Bilious Pills ; —
Tooth-Ache Drops, being a certain cure;
Head Ache Drops; Ague and Fever
Drops, being an infallible cure for agues,
remittent and intermittent fevers; sove
reign and fafe Ointment for the itch, war
ranted an infallibiecure at oneappHcation.
Dr. Leroux's Patent Vegetable Specific,
a certain cure for venereal complaints, in
every stage.
The above valuable medicines
are fold only by C. Peirce, in Porifmouth
New-Hampill!re.—
A Fresh Supply of
valuable patent Medicine
Prepared only by Samuel H. P. Lee, M. D
New-London, Conneßicut,
''-jr'IIESE Pills are celebrated through-
JL out the United States, and Weft-
Indies, in the cure and prevention ofln
termittent, Remittent, Bilious, Inflamma
tory, and Yellow Fevers—Jaundice —
Bil.ous Cholic—lndigeftion—Droply—
Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurily, Chlorofis.
Worms, Dy fentery, Billions Vomitings,
Convulsion and Epileptic Fits, Asthma,
Coughs and Colds accompanied u ith
Coftivenef, — Fool Stomach—Scurvy —
Sore Throat—Hypochondria, and Hys
terical Affections, &c. & c . &c.
, They are alto highly esteemed for their
virtues when taken in the fixing teafon,-
funmer and autumn, and by removing
an overcharge of Biliious redundancies
in the Stomach and Bowels, and thereby
prevent most of those diseases concurrent
with an Epidemical fealon—their optra
" >n is an easy and effectual purgative,
and may be taken without rift of getting
cold or any inconvenience, therefore ex
trembly proper for travellers by lea or
land, they are good to relieve the system
after a hearty meal or a nights debauch,
their use in Epidemics of any kind are
too well known to need any comment ;
their success in Dysenteries are peculiarly
beneficial, and have been found to be
the best evacuant to remove the cauies of
Fluxes of any.—Certificates of their ef
ficacy may be seen at the place of sale,
price 50 Cents per Box, and 5 Dollars
per Dozen, to fell again.
JOSIAH DWIGHT,
/font for the Patentee in Po Y tfmouth^
Also, That valuable Medicine
The Celebrated
AROMA TIC PAS TE,
For the Teeth, and Gums,
"It is that white, and yellowish Tar.
tarifed Calk, which adheresao the teeth,
next the gums, causing, feurvy, loole flab
by bleeding gums ; and the complete
deftruaion of the enamel of the teeth ;
that so frequently disfigures the beauty—
renders the teeth rotten and loole in their
lockets, and afflias mankind, with pains,
the : most excruciating."
Hide. London Med. Efay
@3 CAUTION !
Be ever particular to observe, that the true
and genuine Page is facial k purple colour
re which is instantly difiingulfed from counter
feits ; and is fold only in this city by the fob
fo iber, being the only proprietor in America.
This PASTE will, on using, be sensi
bly perceivedto brace up and rirengthen
the fibres, and with a'little continuance
will perfectly cure the Scurvy in the
Gums, changing them from that livid
dilagreeable colour, to a fine pale red,
'occasioning them to grow firm and close
to the teeth; so that those teeth which
were before loose and ready to drop out,
will become entirely faft and fleady, and
from bring black and foul, will make
them appear white & beautiful. It like
wise preserves the teeth from growing
rotten, keeps such as are decayed a long
time from growing worse, and takes off
all difagreebie smells from the breath,
which generally arise from scorbutic
gums and bad teeth. It has a beautiful
aromatic taste and flavour.
Price 50 Cents per box.
Prepared only in America at the store of
Sam'l H. P. Lee, New-Loudon.
METHOD OF USING.
After waning the teeth and gums clean,
dip your brush or finger into the paste,
and take about as much as will lie on the
point of a penknive, and rub the gums
and teeth freely, until it has r endowed ev
ery impurity—This do every morning,
and wash it off with water. Sold as above.
Drugs, Medicines and Dying
DRUGS, fold as usual bv
JOSIAH DWIGHT.
INi£RE311NG.
BY APPOINTMENT.,
For fo!e by the fabferiber & Ais
Apothecaries Shop in Market freel, dire!!
from the Patentee, a further fapply of
Doctor Lee's Patent N. London
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