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Mg Wetxs, © . it T BT S
By inserting the following in your ufeful pa
poryou will oblige a friend.
At evening’s calm and silent hour,.
Llove to fit in friendfhip’s bower ;
‘By fad refle@ion’s pensive power | -
; & FoRIr S So fofily bound.
By daily eare and teil opprefs'd, ,
Exhaulted'nature calmly refls, : :
And {miles of friendthip give a zest '
To aH around. ‘
. In varicue groups upon the green,
Are nature’s sportive children fcen
No future evil lurks between, s
o < 1o damp their jay.
. No vile insidious sue is here, |
"No guardian’s eye with frown severe,
To blight their little {chemes by fear,
: Or mirth deflroy.
: ' orlrl4
MISCELLANY.
e 5
The Sollowing beautiful and impreflive. little.
bymn is taken from an old rezvfpaper ; we bnawe
not its date or autbor’; but this we know Hhat it
s ‘wort&_yqf being learns by, and imprefed en,
cvery bea ¢ 3 .
Gl HYMN -~ *
“ CHILD of Reason, whence .comest
‘tho{n.} _what has thine eye observed, and
whither lias thy feet been wandering
| have been wandering along the meadows,
“in thick grass. The cattle were feeding
* about me, of reposing in the cool thade;
¢ the corn {pruog up in the furrows ;
“ the poppy and the ‘@ re bell grew a
¢ mong the wheat ; the iiclds were bright
« with flummer,and glowing with beauty.”
« Didst thou fee nothing more? Didlt
thou cblérve nothing beflide ?—Return again,
Child of Reason, for there are greater things
shan these. GoD was amordgit the ficlds,
and didst thou not perceive him ? His beau
ty was upon the meadows ; his smile enliv
ened the sunshine.” _ :
I have 'walked through the thick sorest;
+ % the wind whispered among the trees;,
¢ the brook fell frqm thé rock with a
¢ pleasant mutmar ; the squirrel leapt from
“ bough to bough ; and the birds sung to
" t“each other amongst the branches.”
“ Didf® though hear nothiag but the mur
mur of the brook ?No whispers but the
whispers 6f the wind ? Return again Child
of Realon, for there ate-greater things than
tbefe,—God was amonglt the trees; his
voice founded in the murmur of the water ;
his music warbled in the shade ; and didit
thou not attend ?” -
¢ I saw the moon rising behind the trees ;
¢ it was like a lamp of gold. . The stars
* one after another, appeared in theclear
“firmament. Prefeatly 1 saw black
- % clouds arise, and roll towards the south s
“the lightning flreamed in thick flathes
_ % over the {ky; the thunder growled at
' adiltance; it came nearer, and I felt -
* afraid, for it was loud and terrible.”
- % Did thy heart fcel no terror but of the
thunder bolts ? Was there nothing bright
and terrible but the lightning ? Return, O
Child of Reason, for there are greater things
than thefe.—~God was in the storm and didit
thou not perizive him ? His terrors were
abroad, and did oot thine heart acknowl
edge him ? M 3 Gy e i :
“ God is in every place ; he {peaksin ev
ery found we hiear ; hic s in all that our
cyes behold. Nothing, O Child ot Reason,
is without God,—Lct Gad, therefore, be in
all oyt thoughts.” La S :
G s Aolegantooxtrally,
[The following beautiful extra® is from -
the pen of Mr Samrsov, one of the per
secuted patriots of Irefand. "M S 'has been
peculiarly fuccefsful ig preserving the man
ncriof Ossiak—and his writings will be
universally read and admired, by every one
who ean feel a sympathy »for-thc»unba‘ppx “
vithms of tyranay| . C
¥ Bad is the sleep of Erin, and her dreams -
are troubled and gloemy. Her cnemy. has
come, he has come in the hour of ber slum
bers, and bis haod has stolen the emerald of
her brows*but Erin has not awakened—.
No | e (til sleeps. . ¢ 2
- “'Bloody is the ﬁdd#@irherc.ﬁ;e lies, and
her garments are fprink'ed with blood—
for the wounds of her sons are {treaming
around her, and the gholls of her heroes
are crying for vengewnce !'—But -Erin has
not awakened—No ! f(he still sleeps. =
‘“ A sigh comes on the night breczc—
*tis the [pirit of O that complains !-~Pen- -
five be leans from his clqud, and weeps o
ver the flambers of Erin! He touches the
lyre of (ong ; the heavenly Harp of Un
idn! ang the orisons of Freedom tremble
over the chords ——'twas a ftraja he lov
ed. for * he'died fingiag it.” Has Erinheard
the voice of her hero ? Has Erin awakca
é%e’ =No! she still sleeps.” =~ =
L AI o
i T OMISSIONS. -«
. New Yorg, Aug 8 —Wc lcarn by the
Portsgucle brig from St. Michacls, (hat &
very melancholly Jfcene took place ‘on the
%&ﬁ{jggé in the village oﬁ%ﬁcf‘*‘f‘zm# '
a 8 06 the well point, abent g wiley froin
agz.:ﬂg%??'“ﬂ& "QBI ;%'Z‘Y o
carthquake de [t '—‘,‘-f_"]"-;"‘ e ( : F 3: '_‘:f-‘
ano when the shock had fobfided nothurs.
ﬁ.w c seen but water apparently bailing
cut of the earth.. Some of the diftrefled.
fapilics in the ncizhborhood fled ‘to the
mimatain for (elick. 04 thet £ 5¢ Mic
chaela, arhere great apprebenfions prevailed,
Bxtral? of a ltter from o genileman of Salem,
| doted at Smyrna, Feb, 16, 1810 " .
eet cxpetleneba .
Eiinfugy of m andupuabe sod Bokile.
At dinncr fext day the (hoek wap twicc ve-
RCn gg= S PO AR e Prctey
?* L its fortifications, are . entirely -
y: Seark my . A
abe fimetim -ndded: to hamilciiis oPihe -
R AP S ean’ 5F
BRI 1208 x ’E@%&;zﬁ s R
< omfaited in sepgeance agaialt shis uahap
py island. The Olive liclds are Qcﬁff{i@’;,
and the most luxuriant part of this beauti
ful Ifl4nd exhibits at present but onc wide
wafle of ruin, devastation and death. The
carthquake has been (as letters which are
received meation) felt in Cairo, .A/'fcx‘a.ndl‘i'a y
Malta, Sicily and inall the Islands of the
Acchipclago, in many of which it has
thrown down houses and don¢ other dam
'ge.” _/. - L - 3 e
5 f o———— 4
From the Political Observatory, .
[4 new paper printed at Lancaster, Ohio.]
Singular Ciroumflance—At the bou_fc of Mr.
Charles Clymer, on Walnut Creek, Fairficld
county the 29th June, while Mr Clymer and
hiswife were at mecting,their youngelt child,
something morathan one vearold, fell from
the loft, and by the fall was left breathiels,
The oldclt of the childrea that was at home,
was a boy of about 1¢ or 12 yearsold.; he
shook the child & halleéd over it to bring
it too, but in vain. "He then made ong of
the other children take the child in its arms,
and carry it out of the house, and hold it
up from the ground.. He then took a gun
held it over thg child, and fired it - and in
abour half a minute the child began to
breathe. He then took the child and car
ried it to its mother at the meeting, which
was about a quarter of a mile off ; when he
came with/'the thild it was qnite helpiefs &
limber, but soon began to recover strength
and fit up, It is left(with the philosopher
to aflign the caufc of this pheaomenon, yet
it is in the power of any person to make
the experiment of the boy in cases of sud
den death, ~ %
e FRESHETS.
Inralculable is the damage [ußained in
consequence of the heavy fall of rain on
Teulday and Wednesday laftia~The number
of Mills and Bridges which have been del
troyed within fifty miles of this place by
the frefher, excced all otlter frefhets which
bave happengd within the memory of the
oldelt settlers of this country. -
~Windjor, Pt. August 27
Say NEW YORK, AUG. IS.
Capt. Forbes, who arrived this morning
from Gottenbu:g. informs—that all the po ts
of Denmsr.é were [but agairiﬁ American wveffelsy
that the Danish privacecrs capture every 4-
merican vefle! they can comeaccrofs, & Ihat
the most of them were condemnsd under
some pretenton or other. It was currently
reported at Gortenburg that the Empogor of
Rufliz had made propolitions to the Englith
to join them in a war against France. A
Freach consul was hourly expe@ed atGotten
when it was {uppofed all American property
would befequeftered. In consequence of
thisinformation the American vessels had
‘hauled out of the reach of thecaltle.
Capt. Forbes al{o informs, that the High
‘Marfhal at Gottenburg, was taken from his
carriage by the people and torn ‘pieces, on
account of a {ufpicion that he had been ac
ceffary to the death of the-Crown Prince.
The Britith: Consul’s funétions ceased on
the 20th June, at Gottenburg, by order of
the Swedish governmeant,
The British Admiral on the station refu
fed ta give convoy or infiructicas any but
vellzls having Licence, but observed that
he conceived himfclf bound to protett all
American vellcls that cholfe to join the coa
“voy ,and thould protet them according!y.
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
In the Year of our Lord, one thousand éight bund
: ‘ dred andten. : ;
‘ o AN A e .
Eftablifhingthe times aud places sot holding
> tlié'pré;ibr"‘ Courts. of " Judiecature and
Courts of Common Pléas. '
2.7 BE it enalled 4y the Senate jand Houfe-of
Representatives in General Gourt couvens
ed, That the superior court of judicature for
the county es Streftord thall be bolden at
Dover on the 1t Tucfdays of February and
Sept. anavally, And the fupcrior court of
judicature for the county of Rockinghsm
shalt tie holden at Portsmouth on the third
Tuelday of February, and at Exeter the
third Tuclday of Seprember, annually. And
the (uperior court of judicature for the
county of Hillfborogh _fhall be holen at
Hopkinton on the third Tuesday of Apeil,
and at Ambhert on the fieft Tuesday es
O&ober annually. .And the superior eonrt
of judicature for the county of Cheshire thall
be hoidcu at Charlellown on the ficlt Tucl
day of May, and at Keene on the third
TFuelday of O&ober annr,ralty. And ihe
superior court of jodicature for the county
of Grafton shall be holden at Haverhill on
the third Tuesday of May aud at Plymoath
on the firft Tuesday of November annuaily.
And the [uperior court of judicature for the
Couaty of Coos fhalibe bolden at Laacitfer
on the fourth ‘Tuelday of May, annually.
Aad the court of common pleas for the
couaty of Strafford shall be bolder at Roch
clter on the firft Tucfday of January, and
at Gilmanton on the third Tuclday of Au
gufl, annually. Aud’xhé,cpg’rt;ai common
pleas. for the county bf'~,Ropkla%b,am fhail be
bolden at Portsmouth -on the second Tues
day of January and at Excter on the second
Tuesday of Augult aunaually. And the
court of common pleas for the countysof
Hillfborough fhall'be holden at Amber(t on
the second ‘l‘ucfdgab»ﬁind at
Hopkinton-on the firfk Tuesday of Septem
ber anpually. And the courtof common
‘pleas for the couaty of ‘Chefhire ~thall be
holden_ at Kecoe on the' third Tirfday of
‘March, and at Charlefiown on the second
Tuesday of September, annuaily, And the
court of commen -pleas. for the couaty of
Grafton shall he holden at Haverhill-on the
last Tuesday of February ‘and at Plymouth
an dhe second Tuesday “of Scptember “an
nually. And the court of common pleas
far the county of ij}’\ﬁ"*« be holden at.
Ligncifter; og the Brft Thckioye of Jutuaty
and Juby antilly. ssl
pleas indiuieuts,informationy, complaints,
appeals, petitions,bbels; . weits, sedires, jin:
aie, recopuintndes, veriivitad proceicy.
ding mw*cw@u@;&ﬂ}&%m arpd~
bic-to or' feftainglle by -the: fume, (hall
Se: setyeatdonag Jullslied . SRk ods
judged,and finally determiaed in said fever.
ang %yfzﬁ*@;&} xed - for “holding.
ARV ARG DYOPOI LY. SRR, TR AT
Us;' @; ” ”‘:%Ewéﬁ?& : S
‘meanmo of- ths noetinanv wa .0 G !
oS TR R g e
G ¥ niaces for holdirgothe loperios:
Sirs b cAlestorns aad.courty. of Commitn.
B Tsl
Stare of Neap I ampfbire ‘
PUEI,IC notice is hereby .
given, tothe resident and non
resident owners of Lands in the town
faips: of Colebrook, Millsfisld and
Erroll, that a tax of three cents on
each acre of Land in Colebrook, half
a cent on each acre of lznd in Mills:
field, 2and twoicente o each-vaore ofF
land, in Erroll, was granted by the
Gineral Courry “at their Tupe S«flon,
ene thoulend eivht hundred and ten,
for the purpose of making a Road
through said tewns, said road having
been eflablithed, the taxes aflifTed;
and a copy tranfmigted ro the Depu
ty Secretary, agrecable to said Adt,
and the residents and nonresidents
have libenty to work cut feid % any
time betkeen the it day of Septem
ber and the ik day of November
next, by applyingto usthe Sabferib.
ers. ‘
JEREMIAH CAMES jr 9’
JAMES BUGH. Commattes.
DAVID SWEATT, - § '
Calebrook, Aug ¢ylßlo. '
LACK, White and Grey BON-
B NET PAPERS, jult received
and for sale by the groce, dozen or
single sheet at C. PEIRCE’s Book:
- fore. e el
- STRACCOW
“QTRAYED on ‘the 233 inst. a
S', Black Cow, of middliag size, a
white {pot in her forehead, and {mall
white [poton the fide of her nose.— -
Whoever will return or give informa
tion of said Cow to the fublcriber,
fhailreceivea suitable reward.
- ~THOMAS PEIRCE.
Sheep and Lamb Ski;
2 C PEIRCE will: give;»'
Y e price, one haif in Catli and §
cr hait’in Bopks, for i :
Tanned in 2 manner - faitable sq
Books and covering. Trunks, if ¢
his:Bnokftore, in B(;)nfmeu;h, .
vious to next November, ,
T Wriffard’s Wr |
A MW oo
&% thodically:a o
Aalfo a great v . §
Copies, engr
,lil}g and C‘ '“"' '
<4y of ‘e :
Dulils <y
Foc. ~
;'E ‘
é‘«c&s,—fo‘ﬁt as relpects the times and places
of holding m.t&, b=, and they hereby
are repealed, Provitd thay this a ‘fhall
not take effec until the frit ddy of Decem=
ber next. 50 A :
4 bSTATEOF NEW-HAMPSHIRE..
n the House of Representatives, Fune 19, 1810,
The fo}{:.gg;ng{)iljl', having Zad' three fev.
cral readings, passed to be ena&ed. e
Scotup for concarrence.
CHARLES CUTTS, Speaker, -
In Senate the fame day.
" This biil, have been read 2 third time,
was enadted, L '
WILLIAM PLUMER. Prefideat.
Approved, June 20 1310, '
" JOHN LANGDON, Governor. .
A true copy—Attelt,]
SAMUEL SPARHAWK, Sec’y:
G 5 The printers of newspapers in this State
are yequefled o publifl the forégoing all three times
it their refpeitiod papers. :
v % . S.SPARHAWK. "-
} i ‘O LET—A necat 3 story
: DWELLING HOUSE, pleafantiy
situated in Water Street—Forterms apply
to JOHN SALTER, ia Wathington-fireet,
S o) g e Fune 19, 1810,
e
W. B: Norton & Co.
Have for [ali—jaff receiv.d,
8o Bbls. Superfine FLOUR,
16 half bbls.do. = - . do,
dug- 28r b 3 ; : s 7 ; s
| MESER AL,
~ Daniel Jackion, -
INFO RMS his friends and custom
ers that he has removed to the
brick flore lately occupied by Mr.
William Varrell, at the bottom of
Buck-street, and dire&tly opposite e
N. H. Howel, where may be had.a
good affirtmentof . &
W. 1. Gaods and Groceries,
very cheap for coth. . Avg. 1.
~Wanted imnediately, -
q SMART, adtive Lad trom 14
i -1o 16 years of age, who has a
good e'ucation, of carred mworals and
lteady habits, a 5 an apprentice to the
Printing buline(s —enguire at this Office.
SRCe Geg T L A S
40 Dollars Reward.
STOLEN, from the pasture
&7 of the Subscriber; hetwecn -the morn-.
Ing of the cighteenth and the afternodn: of
the twentieth iaft a young three :fourths
{)Loodcd Merino Ram, whoever wiil give
information of the thief, so thar be may-be
convicted, thall receive the above reward,
ot o 1 G HOr S K SPHRHAWK.
Portsmouth, Aug, 28, 1816 -~
. Eyes for the Blind.
j’q‘ﬂ: opened at TAPPAN'S Beokflore, Dlayket
:;3 preet, No. 1. = : o RS -
A LARGE affertment of
‘£ B SPECTACLES, of every age, from
20 1090 . 6w, - Sept 4.
N £ > .
- Samuel Marshall,
3 1 Ha:ﬂr Sole,
C-ASKS Raisins ; Bales Cot
s/ ton ; Calks Rice; Hyfon, . Young
Hyflon, Hyfpn Skin and Souchong Teas;
Logwooad ; Rodwood ; Fufiick &ec. &e.
Alfo—Juit received 20 Casks.
American POWDER (Boston inipection)
; : n‘)f‘bt &4
Second Edition of
Pratlical Arishmetic.
‘ PRICE 5O CENTSs,
e Hafl publifbed and for sale as
TAPPAN’s BOOKSITORE,
: ~. Market Street -Po tmouth, .
A SHORT fylem of Practicct Avishmetic,
compiled from the best. authinrity ;
with demonftrationsof the rntes—To which
is anaexed a short plan of Book Krrrine.
The whole designed for the use of Schools
by Willian Kinne, 4- M. L
b RECQM:\fi_aNDA'rIONs.-f-Havixlg' infpe&ed
the ¢ Short {y.ém of Fradtical Arithmetic,’
we are of opinion that it will be found a 0
ufefol assistant in onr Schools; and sin
cerely with “that the auchor may be I€’
warded by mecting with due encouragement
' SAMUEL MOODY,
: JOHN SEWALL -
EVGILLET, o & O
- - SAMUEL S WILDE
Hallowell, dugult 1810 ; :
The undersigned baving examined <4
Short System of Praclical Arithmetic,” are
of opinion that the work is exdcuted.with
fkil'and judgment and will prove a valuable
aililtant to the iaftru&ors and students of
our schools and academies—& we sincerely
wish the author may be¢ remunerated for
his labor by a rapid sale ot the work
' "DANIEL CONY,
v : DANIEL STONE,
A -AM'M EROOKS, :
: BENRY SEWAJLL.
Augusta, dug. 1810 ) 5]
{5 The extensive circutation and rapid
faie of this work, (the whoie of the ficlt edi
tion, haviig been disposed of the last year,)
are futficient tefi-monials of the bigh estima
tion in- which it is h=ld by the public: Such
2 plain, concifc, comprehensive; and at the
feme time, vheap system of. Arithmetic, was
very much necded inm Schools ; and the fre
quent calis for it, shew that it has no ade
quate {ubflitute. LSe ol B g T
Spmng and Summer
3 i
GQOODS.
Sylvester Melcher,
Has received, and is new cpening a [fupply of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE, |
] ARGE & fimall plaid, biue,
4 buff and pink Ginghams j Hair |
corded do. Fancy Liondon do. Low. |
pric’d do. Twili’d Lilac ¢olor’d
Cambticks 3 Colored . Lace; Stripe
anid ‘Seeded do. a grear variery of fan- |
¢y Muflas, some of which are very
low-priced ; Fine Jaconet da. T% %
ang 5 white Cambricks ; Bandesux
Hkfs. Imictation obes’; Twilld. §
Shawls ; Silk do. low priced Muslin
do. T'hread and Cotten Laces ; white
cambrick hkfs. bik. and coler’d Can
ron Crapes; Cambrick and common
Dinroties 3 dark 2nd lipht Limerick
Habit Gloves & Parasols. R
A large aflortment of fapega.!
fine and common Chintzes ; 4 i 'mgf
Uambricks ; Futoitures and Unpper-: |
plates ;3 Lendon veltings. lateßityle ; ;
Lwill’d cotton (“Calfimaeres ; patent =
bust Naokins ;- Grandarells; Wa!h-.3
ingron . Stripes 3 Plain and Ribb’d
wiife ootton Hefe s bik. and "uclor_fd.
do. Raiffels, Duroys, Calimancoes,
Purants, and Wildbores at vety |
prices 5 :Britifh, Cog .
Brownido. doi C
ens ;3.4 7 and!
Diapers ; cotij
and color’d
Sewing's Cp, 4
bundle: Pin
India 4
Hkfs, M
nets
ad
LTR A e
TR i e o gy
. Daniel Huntiel,
Athis florey in Rock firect, yicar Vilers
e r . Wk e
-~ 5o Bbls. Tar & Turpentine,
100 Buthels Corn and Rye,
. Bbls. Pork and Beef,
A few Coils of Cordage.
Ty 2 M""t? 15":) ; ' _
A two story House at the
south part of the towa: Sept. 4.
m-*”"’"—""“"""‘-“"“—:’“-- A
MNA R RAND, Assistant t&
: . Mr. WRIFFORD, izforms the in
‘ Habitants of Portsmouth that he expe&ts to
Jeave town in about 3 wecks, alt who may-.
wilh.te receior inflro Gionda Mr. Wiifford's
‘mode of Writing will please to make imme
‘diate a’f)plit'ati(m. o 8 :
N B. Ladies will beatrended to (in finall
“partics) at auy part of the rown provided
they 2pply dnthe course of next weeks
et Sl el SO g
il 5 FORESARE S
v THEfubfcriber ofices for (sale that well
known farm, formerly owned by Gene
ral-Moulton, in the cemre of the: town of
Hampton, on the Hampton Caufewsy Turn-.
prke, about half way from Portsmouth to
Newbury Port 'The buildings are firnated.
for a public houte and have be¢n ozeupied”
for that purpose for several years 3 there i
a good bara sud fluble :well fipithed . with
flicds accordingly *ihere is about ninctéen
adrenof land where the buildings ftund, with
an excellent garden for froit &e. and abowt
sixty five acres of Land and maifh, in the
‘town not adjoiniag The whole wiil be fold
tngether or part, as shall best suit the pur
ch%‘t:r For further information, inquite of
the fubferiber on the premises. = .
- “JAMES LEAVITT.
Hampton, Ang. 20, 1810. £
RN,
. N o
Now landing and for sale by
William Rice,
! No. 10, Portfmoutd Piery S
FIF.TEEN Hundred buthels
~ Clean saned Corn of a superior quality; :
from on board fehooner Sampson., ;
Heartwell & Walker,
HAVE jult received sixty
. & Catks AMERICAN PROQF GUN
POWDER of Maflachuferrs Inspection +—
also: quantity refined Sait Pecre, which they
offir for sale at No 3. Congress Streee
Sept 4 ' : !
‘W ANTED - immediately,
" two Lads from 14 to 16" years of
g€ '3s apprentices'to the Paintisg business
—those who have a genius for painting will
meet with suitable encouragefient—appi: 7 to
: R HENRY BUFFO’Rg:
Sept. 4.0 ¥BTO. 314, ;
Zo Fpbraim Kingsbury, Esq. one
- of the Fuflices afTgned to keep the' Peuce for the
County of Grafton' gnd State of A'e'lblmmp.- )
Shire, and Stephen Hall Whiting, Glerd of the
Lreprictors of the townfbip of Concord, in Jaid
county.
r E 'HE subscribers, owners ¢f
& more than one {ixtcenth part of the
common znd undivided land in the tows=
thip of Cancord aforefaid, request you i
warn and notify a meeting of the Propx;;f-.:
tors and owners of the commen and uady=
vided lands in said town of Concord, to
meet ap the houle of the widow'*AQiggil‘
Yodngs in said Concord, on the fourth day
of October next, at two o’clock in theaftere
oon, to act .on. the following articles. angl
_.?nauk;rs, viz: e g ofn® ap'
- To.chonle a Moderator, . |. [
2. TochpaleaiClepk . ini i it &0
.3 Tochoolc.Afleflors and a 2 Collector, a
Treasurer and,ail fych, other officess us may
be found.neceffary. . ... . 0400
4. To raufy and confirm: any . former.
votgs of the proprietors aud divisions -or -
Pltches . gl Silie ite ¢ d o
C¢ DO ¢