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Government nave aifo directed the immedi
ate equipment of rreVy flip of the line in a Rate
tor fervicc. At Chatham the fliipwrights have
begun to work two tides extra by candle-light
upon the Blenheim, of 90 guns, which is to be
cut down tc a third rate; the Irresistible, The
seus, and Zealous, of 74 'guns , -Ufrechc, 6f ;
Ana, De Ruyter, Gelykhid, Lion, and Stand
ard, of 64 ; and Batavicr arid Befehermer, of
56, are allo under equipment at the fame port;
♦ 1 and jn addition to the like energy in other of
his majesty's yards, contrasts have been con
cluded with the owners of private yards for as
many 74'5 as they canjmmediately build.
In pursuance of the order in Council for feiz
mg all vessels belonging to Russia, Sweden, and
Denmark, nearly one hundred (hips of the two
fater nations have already been detained in the
River, Downs,Dover, Portsmouth & Yarmouth.
I.ord Nelson left town on Tuefday morning
for Plymouth; and will proceed immediately to
the Mediterranean, from whence Lord Keith
has been recalled The want of a more cordial
co-operation between the naval and military
commanders iq thole seas has been much more
deplored, and the change in one of the com
manders must so far be beneficial to the public
Service.
Lor tie United States' Oracle of tie Day.
MR. PEIRCE,
In the Republican Ledger of the „tb of Feb. a
gandalous ana defamatory piece of blackguardism was
puhhfbed in vindication of the Democrats of Scot
land; in which they have with no left malignancy
Wmfalfebood, obufed the charade, of Mr. B. and
Iris family. Ibis is not intended *as an anfuer to
Geir fully, but barely to clear the reputation of an
injured men. —7 can agert that neither Mr. B. nor
any branch of hie family were author of the piece
fgned "the Gentlemen of 2 ark ," ,nor does be even at
this time know zobo was author ; not that any per
fonjkculd bftate for a moment, to ftp forward and
avow himself. But it is fngulqrly provoking that
fuel) Jbameful falffoulsjbould be publijbed agairft a
ton, lube has longface Ibid afar the pen of difpate in
a public manner. Silence is the best anfuer that
can be given to objells of contempt, because they will
blunder, and that, as a mark of disdain, which no
Gerfen can rejjfe granting them. VERITAS.
Ta Mefo, Nulling and Wbitelcck.
GENTELMEN !
By publifirg liefollowing, you will do jtfice to
an injured j w &b, and ruife yturfclves in tie esteem
all bom/i men,
WHEREAS by the falfefujpfons of a Repub
lican of York, vie have calumniated the character of
Mr. B.and bis family, nue none think it pur duty, as
printers to acknowledge ourselves ig an error, and
ts the pardon of the public at large for behaving in
fob an urjufl,ungcntlcraanlike manner to a man who
was perfeaiy free from the honor our Ledger bar
charged him nuikb —that of writing the piece jigned
the" Gentlemen of York,' and we feel afoamed that
Owe paper jkonld be taken by fab a wretch as him
vbo Landed u , the piece, and bofe the public at large
willforgive the ever fight cf which we have been
guilty.
<,he 3boYc was received at this office a
weight face, hut was mifttid. 4 '
BOSTON, MARCH 7.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
g. The British Packet, has arrived at New-
York, in 35 days, bringing London papers to
the 20th January. They are full of interesting
particulars, the purport of which we give this
day, under the foreign head.
gs An armistice for 45 days is concluded
between France and Austria ; and Buonaparte
has announced to the French Councils, that
the Austrian Minister was empowered to treat
for a separate peace.—The terms of which, in
the words of Buonaparte, arc . —“ The left
bank of the Rhine (hall be je boundary of the
Republic ;—She makes nd pretention to the
right bank. The interests of Europe joes not
permit the Emperor to pass the Adige. The
independence of the Helvetic and Batavian Re
publics Ihall be guaranteed—Our victories add
nothing to the pretentions of the French peo
ple ; and Austria ought not to expert from
her defeats what ihe would not have obtained
from her victories." The Chief Consul is in
veterate againtt England;
^, The British government ordered (Jan.
15) an EMBARGO on all Ruffian, Swedish &
paqilh vessels, iri Great-Britain and Ireland.—
By which upwards of 300 fail were detained.
The British cruizers also have orders to capture
and fend in all Ruffian, Swedish aad Danilh
vessels. The Admiralty had directed every
ship of the line to be put in a ftateifor fervicc.
The larger East-India (hips are to be employed
as vessels of war :—Contrails for building
thirty sixty-sour gun ships have been made ; —
and all the private dock-yards are engaged to
build 74's.
¥t is fuggeftedfin the Southern papers by
yesterday's Mail, that the late alarming captures
by the Englith in the Weft-Indies, will induce a
resolution in the New-Congress for fufpehding
all intercourse with that country.
^ames Cole Mountforence, is appointed Com
mercial Agent of the United States at Paris.
U. S. Senator for. N. Jersey, Col. Aajon Og
den, vice Hon. mr, Schureman, resigned.
£)' Caracchi, Arena, Derderville and Le#
brun have Suffered death at Paris for the con
spiracy against Bonaparte'S life.
g. Grain, &c. continued to rife in England.
©-The Bred fleet, FIFTY-TWO ffii p ,
strong, was ready for sea, Jan. 15th. A fquad
roQ of ten fail, with troops, put to sea the 16th,
but were driven into Vilaine-bay by Sir Ed
ward Pellew.
§' The armed Confederacy of the North
wtffigned the 15th December. Prussia is ac
ceflary to it ;'and has embargoed all vessels la
jen with graih.
*, The British from India, have been re
putted at Suez.
Hon. Elijah Paine is appointed Diftrift Judge
in Vermont.
rhe Rt. hon. Francis Humberftone id Seaforth,
is appointed Governor of Barbados.
The part that America may take will be of
much importance. If Mr. Jefferfon he elected
President, which letters by the Maria, Inglis,
which arrived yesterday, fates to have taken
place, there is no possibility of faying how far
the French interest may succeed in that quarter.
At all events this country will have many
foes to contend with, and notwithstanding our
naval fupcriority, all the abilities of the king
dom will not be more than fufficient to defeat
their machinations.
Jan. 19. Every thing now feenis to announce
the approach of a bloody naval campaign. The
Northern Powers mull have made up their
grinds to hazard all the confcquence of a naval
warfare before signing the league. The part
that Prussia may take is not yet known ; but
rye would not be surprised if, following the
fame policy that seems to have actuated the
Court of Berlin, for some years, the Pruflian
Monarch should endeavor to remain neutral—
if the threats of his neighbors will allow him.
France prepares to take a more active part
Ulan the has done in naval affairs for some time}
with this view all the privateers have been cal
led in, and the hands as they arrive at the dif
ferent ports, are marched to Brest to man the
navy.
Charles Lee, Esq. has declined his appoint
ment as Chief Judge of a southern Circuit.
1 he Senate of the U. S. has confirmed the ju
dicial nominations.
PEIRCE's Oracle's Marine Journal.
Arrived at Boston, barque Columbia, caff. Rich,
54 daysfront Rotterdam. Sailed from Helvet Sluce
^'? ,in co. nitbJbip Rover, Rich,for. Cbarleflon ;
brig Fair Hebe, Brunton,for St. Übes ; Jhip Hantonia,
Moulton, of Portfmouth,for N. York; parted with
the above off South Foreland, ch the 13tb. fan. 17,
^ 2 leagues offDungefs light-houfe,fpokeJbip Miner
va, Turner,ss days from Boston : Feb. 21, let. 42
s°s I ^£. s° SQ,fpokeJbip, Wonolanfet, Rendal, ij
days from Por.tfmoutb, for London.
Brig Adeona, capt, Prefcot, of Portsmouth, was
at St. Pierres Martinique, Feb. 11.
Married]— rtf North-Xarmoutb, Seth Bearce,
to miss Mary Ann Babfon
— Somersworth, Mr. Jeremiah Paul, tffork, to
miss Rebecca Quimby, of the former place
In this town v mr James Grant, to miss Mercy
Tetberly,
DIED] — At Boston, mr William Spence of
this town, in the 15th wear of his age c
At Dover, Massachusetts, Feb, 22, ißot,
Deacon Joseph Haven, aged 83.
In this town a daughter of mr William Stanwood,
fityr, rged fO t
The idea of changing the feat of government
again, is relinquished.
300,000 dollars are appropriated towards
building 6 seventy fours, by a bill now before
Congrefi.
The Editor of the Aurora is at Wafhingtan.
He complains of a "pacific disposition" in mr,
Jefferfon towards the federalists.
On Saturday the Legiflattire of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts was
adjourned to the day preceding the
lad Wednesday of May next. During
the fcffion forty a ^s have passed ;a
mongft them are Ads to eftabliffi the
Kennebeck Agricultural Society ; to
eftahlifh the Newcastle Academy ;
for ceding land on Cape-Poge ;—for
incorporating the Boston Dispensary
Society ;—refpe^ing Weights & Mea
sures ; to assess a Tax ; —refpe&ing
Butter and Hogs lard ;—to prevent
the forgery ofßank Bills; for afcertaiii
ing the rateable estate in the Common-,
wealth ;—relative to the Judicial De-°
partment ; —to incorporate a company
to explore a mine on Jodin hill ;—to
regulate Ele^ions; and to regulate
the manufacture and file of bread.
Mr. Jefferfon being congratulated
by a citizen of Baltimore, upon his elec
tion to the Presidency, he replied " It
Will be bed to confider of, and a& to
wards me, as was recommended by a
good judge of human nature, with re
fpe& to new married persons, that is,
to defer congratulations for one twelve
month,m order to a difeovery, from ex
perience, whether the change of situa
tion, from its happy effects, is deferring
of them."
TONNAGE.
By a report of the Secretary of the
Treasury to Congress, dated the 13th
Feb. 1801, it appears that the tonnage
of the Dipping of the United States,
and of recorded vessels, on the last day
of. December 1799 ; amounted to
NINE HUNDRED and THIRTY
NINE THOUSAND, FOUR HUN
DRED and EIGHT tons; —-of which
T<wo hundred eight, eight thoujand, two
hundred ninety-fecen tons belong to Mas
sachusetts.
Touiffaint is said to be appointed Prefect of
St. Domingo, and directed ta conciliate the af
fection of the Spaniards.
A letter from on board the Confutation fri
gaffi fays,“ our,late orders will not allow btir
taking French property or engaging a French
ffiip. We expert to be called home."
Mr. Bayard having declined, Mr. Short is
nominated Minister to France.
A. letter from a citizen of N. Ham,-
fl^re, lately resident in Pennsylvania,
to his friend in this State, fays, "Whv
do the people of New-Hampshire with
a change in their Chief Magistrate ?
~: The, cannot wdh a change from
dislike to the worthy man who now
fills that office: No, it is principles,
not men, whfth (I very much fear) the
movers of this change are advocating.
If the people of New-Hampshire could
take a peep intd Pennsylvania, where
they would fee the fad effect of these
changes, I know their good sense would
cause them to hold faft to good old
customs, and to support men who are
pot "given to change." .
Gen. Magallon, in consequence of the decease
of Governor Malartic, is now the Chief Magis
trate of the Isle of France.
sortfmmttb
VOTES fcr GOVERNOR.
Gilman. Walker. Scat,
Incur last 480 467 it
Amherst „ xi g o
Bofcaivn 60 93 5
B<no qg Qty )
Bedford 106 2 .3
Concord 44 156 69
Derrtfcld 31 i 4 x
Dublin 4 0 0 8
Dunbarton 105 x g q
Henniler [8 25 ±9
Keene 140 0 Q
Kingston 4 7 36 0
Lyndborough 27 19 q
Londonderry 256 Xg 0
Merrimac 62 O 47
Millfield 82 3 4
Nezu-flfan gi 72 o
New-Salem 75 q 36
Nottingham x o 83 4
Peterborough 123 q ±q
Sandotrn f§ q q
Somerfaurtb 52 35 q
IVindfor 30 O P
Wahfeid 76 3, 0
4123 X 219 217
SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1801.
A
JOHN ADAMS. James Ayers.—
Joseph Adams, Sttatham. William
Ayers, Hampflead.
B
Eliza Blacks William Briggs, Kittery.
Ephraim Blasdell. William Begley.—
John Bowles. Langley Boardman.—
William BrewlUr. William Brewster, jr.
Josiah Bartlett, Lee. Silas Bettan,-——
James Brown, Kittery. Benjamin
Balch. Samuel Barnard. Hannah Bray;
Charlotte M. Baker. Eunice Bowles.
C
Charles Cutts. William Clarkfon.
Samuel Cate. Benjamin Clarkfon.—
Benjamin Carter. Thomas Chafe, Kittriy.
Patty Chafe, do. Sarah Chafe, do; Ed
ward Cole, Rochefor. William Clark.—
Stephen Cafwell, Hamptonfalls. Thomas
Clapham. R. &J. Champney.——
Mr. Cheverus.
D
Dwight & Brackett. Josiah Dwight.—-'
John Davis, Eaten. George Doig.—
George Dennett. Joseph Drown. Sam
Doe, jr. Nathan Dillingham, Lee. Jo
seph H. Dwight. Joshua Davifon.—
Nath'l Dodge, Hampton. Daniel Defhon.
Asa Dearbun. Moles Dame.
E 1
Samuel Elliot. Sally Emery, Hampten.
Caleb Ellis. Mariam Eaton, Seabrook.—
Jicob Emerfoi), Ifk of Shoals.
F
Mark Fernald. Cyrus Frink, New
ingtoti. John Flagg. Salome Foss. Mar
garet Furnifs. John Felton. Iffachar Ober
Foster. John Fogg, N. Hill. John Ford.
Peter Follom, Gilmanton. Benjamin Frost,
New Cask. John Frost, George Fifhley.
Thomas Furber.
G
Polly Gould, Kittoy. John Gates.—
Thomas Glass. Samuel Gerrifh. Benja
min Gardner,
H
Mary Huntress. Mary Hart. Daniel
Huntress. William Ham. Lemuel Hale.
Capt. Hufe, Greenland. Lticy Haley.—
Elias Hull, Seabrook. John Healy. Rich
ard How. Betsy C. Hutchins. Betsy
Hely. Mr. Hale;
Samuel Jones. Benjamin Jenkins, Nezv-
Caftk. Phebe Jenkins, do. Sam'l& Wm.
Jones. Sally Jones, Kitter,. Sarah Jack
ion. Thomas Jackson.
K
John Kaneer, New Caflte.
Peggy Kennifon. Bickford Kennifon,
Gad Kelly, Merideth. Simon Knowles,
Seabrook. Quam King.
L
Daniel Lowd. Abigail Leslie. Ebene
zer T . durance, Hampton, j>hn Libbev.—
Stephen Little. Hannah Litchfield, Kitte
ry. Thomas Loud. Mr. Lyel.
M
Nabby Mullen. Peter Merrill, Green
land. Douncon McNaughton, care of
M'. Eiven. D#niel Marden. Thomas
Mafton. Elifs Mqpdum. Coker Marble;
Stratham. Jane Manson Kitter,. Thomas
Murphy. Jonothan Margerv.
N
Mr. Noel. Friend Neal Kittery. Tho's
Neil. John Nelson. William Nutter.
Tirzoh Noble, Newington, cure of Capt.
Furbee. Andrew Newman. Mark No
ble, jr. o
Thomas Oliver, New-Cuffe. William
Olior&c, Kittery,
P
William Perry. Eastwick Pray.—
Benjamin Parker, Kittery. Tho's Packer.
Elizabeth Pickering, Greenland. Widow
Paul. Jesse Perkins. John Prentice. —
Joseph Pirfons, Rye. Nancy Paffmore.
Benjamin Pike, 'Hamptonfallt. Joseph
Paul, Kittery.
R
Joseph Rand, Rye. Debby Randell,
New-Caflle. Nathaniel Rogers, Kittery.
J>hn Rogers, jr. do. Thomas Roach.
Nicholas Roufelett. Joanna Rollins.—
James Remington, Robert Reed.
S.
Thomas Safford. Moses
Safford, jr. Kittery, Wm. Seavey.
William Stanwood, jr. T. B. Stevens.
Richard Saunders. Thomas M. Shaw.
Sally Sawyer, Kittery. Mary Spinney,do.
Elisha Sylvester, Alexander Shapleigh.
John Shackford. Joseph Stoodley.—
Mary Savarv. Daniel Symes. Enoch
Stevens. William Simpson, Pittsfield.
Betsy Seaward, Winthrop Skriggens.
John Sanborn, N, Hampton. John
Sherman.
T.
Mary Tilton; John Trefethen, New-Cas
tie. William Trefethen. Maria Taylor,
Greenland. Nathaniel Treadwell. James
Todd. Ebenezer Tilton, Hamptonfalls.
John Trefethed, Kittery.
W.
Timothy Winn.
Jeremiah Wille. Jane Wilkins.=-
Moses Weeks, Hampton. Walter Weeks,
Strathar Oliver Whipple, Hampton.—
Moses W ell?, Hamptorfails Sarah Whc
ton. Tilley Wentworth. Mr. Whidden.
Thomas Wentworth: Jofliua Ward.
N B. Those names which have no
towns annexed, are for Portfmouth.=
MARK SIMES, P.M.
A CLOAK Loss.
LOST on Tuefday evening lad, be.
tween the fouth Meeting.houfe and
Daniel- freer, a black mode Cloak — who
ever has found the fame, and will leave it
with the Printer hereof, (hall be reward
ed for their trouble. March 14.
Lift of Letters
remaining in the Poll-Office, Ports
mouth, March 13th, 1801.
If the above (hould not be fold previ
ous to the xft of May dext, it will be to
let, and immediate possession given.—A
plan of the premises may be seen, and
conditions known on application to
William Boyd.
Po r tsmouth, March 14, ißor.
WHEREAS Abigail, laid
to be the wife of the Subscriber,
has eloped from his bed and board and
otherwise behaved very improperly ; He
hereby cautious all perlons against har
bouring or trusting her, as he is determin.
ed not to pay any debts of her contrast
ing after this date..
William Stone, jr. .
Shapleih, March 4. iSoi.
c;* ^asexr.jiew. 'f«■.»»cHmw'J-eu
^3*^ anted a good maid Servant,
WHO can be well recommended, to
live in a small Family, to whom
good wages will be given—Inquire of
the Printer; March 14.
Whomsoever read the advert ifement Jigned
Isaac Hill, in the las Oracle, are requeued
to read the following —
WHEREAS ISAAC HILL, the
husband of me the subscriber, has
fmr a number of years behaved more like
a diffracted man, than a rational being ;
having repeatedly beat, bruized and kick
ed me in a cruel and inhuman manner ;
denying to me and my children the com
mon necessaries of life, such as meat and
meal; and has at different times taken
the bed from under me, and obliged me
to deep in barns and out-houses, with a
fucking child on my arms; to all which
he has added avast variety of perfohai
indecent, abafive adions beside; 1 there
fore think it my duty, to forewarn all and
every person from crediting my Lying kuf
band on the account of Truth, as I am de
termined to pay no debts which he may
contract tofalfehood. If the fold Isaac Hill
wishes any further particulars, they (hall
be brought forward; supported by the af
fidavits of the most refpedable inhabi
tants of Kittery, to whom the subscriber
can lodge /Appeal, that the said Isaac,
is an uncling and tyrannical mafler,
milled by adulterous passions, which were
the deaths (it is said) of two former wives;
but (ball never finifli my days; as so bad
a man, and his Bill worse women, are un
worthy of so much honor, as that of kill
ing a good wife. LUCY HILL.
igtk Year of Marriage.
Kittery, March 12, iSoi.
6000 Tickets at 4 Dollars each, is 24000
The Prize of 50 Shares in the Canal, &c. will
be assigned to the last drawn Blank.
The Drawing of this Class, will p o f.
lively commence on the 24th Day of
March irift. and continue from Day to
Day, until completed.— The Prizes, of
Money, will be paid by the Venders of
the Tickets, without Dedudton.—Thole
of 20 Dollars and under, on Demand,
and all others io Thirty Days after the
Lift (hall be published.—The Shares in the
Canal, Mills, &c. will be conveyed by the
Proprietor and finiflied without any Ex
pense to the Holder or Holders of the
Prizes—referring to himfelf the Privilege
of redeeming the fame any time within
Two Years from the commencing the
Drawing of this Class, by paying the A
mount of the Prizes in Money, and
Twelve per Cent, per Annum interest
thereon, to the Time of redeeming the
fame.
A Valuable fland for Bifoiefs
FOR SALE,
A Large gambrol roof two
story HOUSE, with a large (hop in
front; with half of a (lore, in the yard
a wondhoufe—an excellent well of water,
the Aqueduct leading into the house, with
other conveniences.—For particulars in
quire of the Printer hereof.
Amoikeag Canal LOTTERY.
THE Managers of Amo/keag Canal
Lotte,, having dfawn the firft,
second, third and fourth Claims, find it
neceffarv, in order to carry into effect the
great work defined, to present the Pub
lic with folllo wing
EPHRAIM ROBINSON, )
SAMUEL TENNEY, , Managers
NATHANIEL PARKER,)
ff, Those who anticipate a for
tune in Lotteries, will do well to apply im
mediately to Charles PEiRCE's Book
ilorc, No. §, Daniel-street, Portsmouth,
where they may purchase Tickets and
Quarters, in the above Lottery.
POR SALE,
THAT Valuable real Estate
on Spring Hdl, so called, fronting
<3 feet on Market-street, and 40 feet on
Bow-street, with the Dwelling-House,
Barn, and Store thereon, having a good
well of water within a few feet of the
door, the Aqueduct in the house, and a
rain water ciftero, which will contain a
bont izoo gallons.—The Buildings are
all in complete repair, and for a place of
business, .it is inferior to none in PortL
mouth.
2000 Prizes.' Amount of Prizes 20,400
40co Blanks, Deduction for the Lottery, 3,600
SCHEME
Os the Fifth Class of said Letter?.
Dollars. Dollars.
X Prize of xcoo is iooo
X of toofnifad Shares in faid]
Canal, Mills, % J '°°°
t Os 300 - fob
X of SO fnifoed Shares, 500
t of 200- 2OQ
23 of xoo are 2500
£° °f 30 - 2300
80 of 20 - x6oc
120 Os 20 . QOO
800 of 6 - 4800
920 Os 5 - 4600
CT TAKE NOTICE.
"God firft planted a Garden; and indeed
it is the purest of human pleafu-es. It is
the greatest refrefhment to the spirits of
Man ; without which, buildings and
palaces are but gross handy-works."
tharader of Marlhall's Gardening
"We have examined t„/s performance,
and we are well fatisfref that the refpeaa
ble Author h ,a^ he frofefes, given to
the public the. rcft;ft of hi experience ;
delivercG wrfr that phinneft and perspi
cuity, whi h cannot nh of rendering his
work highly aleful to every reader who
(ball confth b *iher for pleasure or in
flrufHon.' Tve 1, with pleasure, be-
C:fe Mr. + h^rfhad has not drily written
his bonk jn the common didactic and
unvaried Rvie. His manner is his own,
add he ha 6 "occasionally, but not too fre
quently, enlivened his precepts by short
poetic q rotations from J'homfa, Confer,
and other 'moral bards,#ho often, witit
uftful and, delightful effects, direct tbur
re, erg w
" L:c]' tHeor^h nature trp TQN hr °s : "H
—As follows :—
Broad and , ForeftjSattinets. Modes.
CLOTHS. jSwanfdowns.
Kerfeymeres. tfted.Ticking.
Duffils. Thickfett^findia Cottons.
Lambskins. Baizes.^Linens.
Chintzes of varioustßrown Holland,.
kinds. Serges. ^Camels hair Shawls
Blankets of various^Mufin ditto.
sizes. Flannels.|Pocket Handker'fs.
Coatings. Velvets.%Umbrellas.
Tammies^ Jeans. |Mensand Women's
Calamancoes, j HATS.
Shalloons. %Gloves, Ribbons.
Camblets. ^Carpeting.
Sarianets. ^Buttons. Twist.
Worsted & Cotton|Gailoon. Pins.
Hosiery of various;Women's SHOES,
kinds. Diapers. + &c. &c.
Some Bohea TEA. Indigo.
25 Hundred country Flour ;
2 barrels containing sfolbs, hair Powder.
A number of Shares in the
New. Hampshire Union Bank—with a
great number of other Articles too nu
merous to iofert in an Advbnifemenr.
Abraham Isaac, ^u^'r.
N. B. Vendue to commence at 10
o'clock, A. M. and continue until allthe
Goods are fold, March 14, ißor.
Lately published by Joseph Nancrede
Boston, and for Jale by
CHARLES PEIRCE, Portsmouth,
AN Introduction to the Knowledge
& Practice of Gardening, by Charles
MarJhal, Vicar of Brixworth, Northamp
tonfhire.
To be fold at Public Außion, by
virtue of a licence from the Honorable
;Judge of Probate, On
Thursday, ffe 26M March, 1801;
ALL the flock in trade of Mr.
JOSEPH SIMES, Merchant, de
ceased, at the Store he occupied in Mar
ket Street—Consisting of a variety of
English GOODS, ^c.
Jufl Publilhed, and for Sale by
FTm. Treadwell & Co.
At the Portsmouth Bookstore,
A new NOVEL, intitled, The
Oriental Philanthropic,
or True Republican.
Bright rays of truth illume thefudied page,
Point out the faults of each preceding age:
The good here pleas'd—the rafts becomes more orfe,
And the dissembler learns to bate dfguife.
Philanthropy in native glory fines ;
Whole nations in her sacred cauje combines;
InJiruaive fable, aiding, marks the way
That leads to brighter and fill brighter day.
By HENRY SHERBURNE, A. B.
N. B. Subscribers are req netted to call
or fend for their Books. March 14.
W. India & American Cotton;
Goffee; Sugar; Flour ; Starch; Rai
sins per calk ; Rum and Brandy.
120 Dozen cream colored and
blue edg'd PLATES different sizes, &c.
&c. &c.— Cheap, CHEAP, Cheap.
Portsmouth, March 14, 1801.
SHOES^SLIPPERS
of every Dfcription—
—Among which are,
THREE hundred pair of En
glish and American kid Slippers,
Ladies and Misses Morocco ditto, differ
ent heels arid colors, all of which are of
the best quality,—and assures his friends
and customers that he has now a superior
assortment than whEthe bag heretofore
kept, and solicits their patronage.
Boots of an excellent quality.
Skirting, \
Harness, I
Soal and Rigging, }
Bridle and I
Morocco J^
Two Thousand Pair of well aborted
White Skins—Hog ditto.
Long and short Boot Legs ;
Englifli SOALS.
London manufactured HATS
for Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses & Youth.
Hyfon, Souchong, and Bohea
TEAS, good.
Thomas Morton,
Sign of the
GOLDEN T KE Y,
MARKET t STREET,
AUCTION.
HAS JUST RECEIVED