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Mr. Gore, and the other American Agent,
were to return in the ensuing autumn, not hav
ing perfected the object of their mission.
A om NEW-YORK, J^ 9.
A gentlemen who has conversed with the
Hon. Mr. Sitgreaves, since his arrivel, informs
us, that if the late Ministers in Great-Britain
had continued in office three weeks longer, the
points of controversy in cur treaty with that
country, would have been fettled to the Satisfac
tion of both parties ;—That in consequence of
the new order of things there, the negotiations
had since remained injtaue quo : —And that a
new conference will have to be opened between
the two countries.
Mr. King, our Minister at London, was mak
ing preparations to return, hourly expelling his
recall.
Lord^Molefworth, in his “ Account of Den
mark, as it'was in 1691," fays of the harbour of
Copenhagen, “ Within this haven rides the Na
vy Royal, every ship having his place affigried:
a wooden gallery ranges round the whole in
clofure, where the fleet lies, laid over the water
in such a manner, that all the ships may be
viewed near at hand as easily and commodiously
as if they lay on dry land." The fame writer
gives the following extraordinary instance of
courtliness in Denmark ; “ All the clocks of
Copenhagen strike the hours after the Court
clock." NEWPORT, JUNE Is.
David Howell; efq. is appointed Attorney of
the United States, forth is diftrid.
1 he American squadron under Commodore
Dale, failed from Hampton Road the ift inst.
for Gibraltar,where it is diredied to rehdezvous.
A gentleman at Barcelona writes under date
of April 18th, " I hat fifteen American vessels,
then lying in that port, were arming with in
tention to fail together for mutual Support a
gainst the Barbary corsairs."
The last warrant, we believe, drawn on the
Treasury for monies to carry into effect the trea
ties with the Barbary Powers, was dated the
ißth April 1798. It was for 50,000 dollars.—
Os course three years have nearly expired since
the money could have been received at Algiers.
Why none has since been drawn for this purpose
we are not able to fay. Perhaps the govern
ment, tired of the degrading business thought it
best to givefaid reasons for being no longer tri
butary to pirates.
BOSTON JUNE 11.
MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.
The squadron destined for the Mediterranean
has failed. A few days since we mentioned our
expectation, that this squadron would not pro
ceed to sea before government had officially no
tified the public of its destination and object ;
and we have seen a copy of a letter, addressed
by Mr. Smith, Secretary of the Navy, to the
President of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
on this interesting fubjed.—lt describes the pos
ture of affairs between the United States and
the Barbary Powers, and mentions the measures
which have been in consequence adopted.—The
squadron, which has failed from Hampton
Roads, is ordered to touch at Gibraltar, and the
Commodore will be governed by such informa
tion as he may there receive. The Algerine an
nuity is nearly three years in arrears; but it is
expected, when the reasons are communicated
Co the Dey, and affnrances of future punctuality
he will be disposed to continue at peace with
us ; should it be otherwise it is imagined the
two forty -fours will be able to blockade the port.
The Bafhaw of Tripoli, is supposed not to have
waited for the reply of the President to his de
mands; but to have commenced hoflilities; his
force, however, is infignificant ; being one vessel
°f 18 guns, and a few of 12 and under. The
squadron is presumed competent to all the pur
poses of convoy and offence which may be ne
cessary. ✓, lift of the Algerine navy accompa
nies the letter. It consists of 15 vessels from 4to
34 guns, and one 44 building—233 guns in the
whole.
The Hamburg letters by Capt. Lov
ett informs that the past winter has been
very mild, and the Elbe has not been
frozen up; consequently the intercourse
between that city and England has been
uninterrupted, by means of which they
have received large supplies of coffee
and other objects of American com
merce. At the fame time the trade be
tween England and her enemies, France and
Holland, has been almost free, which brought
the prices in those countries to a level with the
Hamburgh market. These causes produced a
great stagnation in the sales at Hamburg. But
the northern war, which left the American flag
almost the only neutral one, occasioned a rife in
rnoftevery article; which it was expelled would
increase if the war continued,, especially as the
peace of Germany encouraged the joterjor trade
and there was no immediate e&pe4ation of
great importation.
" Don Antori Cornel late minister of war, and
more connected with M. de Urquijo than either
of the othg ministers has gone out of yffice, and
has not yet been replaced."
A person, fays a Paris paper of the
26th April, who had been blind fcr 21
years, recovered his fight instantaneous
ly, without any other assistance than
that afforded by Nature; often myfteri
eus in her operations.
NEWTORK, JUNE Ig.
Exfraß of a letter from Madrid, dated March 21.
" M. de Urquijo ha* been sent to the Castle of
Pampeluna, where Rate prisoners are often con
fined. Don Goftar Melchor Jovellanos, ex-min
ister of Grace and Justice, has been arrested, but
whether he is confined in the inquisition or elfc
where is not precisely ascertained to the public
Several other arreftations have been made.
" The merchant vessels, of the Uni
ted Stites that are mot with in the
Straits, fall a facrifice to the Spanish
privateers from Algeziras. Several
valuable American ships and cargoes
have been recently condemned, by the
Spanish tribunals, and the mod frivolous
pretexts alledged, for their unjust de
crees, by the corrupt Judges. If an
American vessel is acquitted, the captain
does not receive the smallest compensa
tion for his long detention. It is im
poflible that our government can be ac
quainted with the many insults that are
daily heaped upon our flag, and of the
inhuman treatment our countrymen re
ceive from these people. I cannot con
vey to you a'juft idea of Algezlras. Its
situation is convenient, and its proxim
ity to tlie Straits, renders it a most suit
able place for the privateering gentry,
and all its inhabitants are either direct
ly or indirectly, interested with that
Ipecies of robbers."
PHrLADELPfrtA, JUNE ~
A letter from Cadri of April 25, fays,'
SALEM, JUNE 16.
At Northwood, on Wednesday morning the ICtb
infl. calmly resigned this transitory life, after a long,
lingering and painful illness, of a cunfumption, which,
Jbe bore with fortitude,patience and rsfgnation, that
becomes a ebrijiian, Mrs Susannah Clark, in
tbe 5 f year of her age, comfort of Jonathan Clark,
Esq. of that place, and daughter of Deacon Samuel
Lane of Stratbam. It is but a tribute of refpsajuf
ly due to the memory of mrs Clark, to fay that foe
°w as a faithful and an affe&ionate wife —a tender
mother—a beloved ffler—a kind miftrefs —a Jincere
friend —an obliging neighbor, and kind to the poor. —
The engaging manner in which foe always received
ber friends, made them peculiarly bappy.
fbe noble, rich and brave, may tombs of marble raise,
And wifb the monument to celebrate their praise ;
To thee my friend 111 freely consecrate one tear,
TV^donate off ring of a heart Jincere.
In this town Mr. Samuel Doe, aged 2&
DIED] —At New-Cafle, Capt, John Simp
son, aged 79< Tofociety be bas bequeathed an ex
emplary pattern of bonefly, integrity, and ebrifian
rneclnefs —to bis children the rich legacy, an unblem
ijbed reputation. He was a fusere and practical
chrfian ; and experienced in the clofng feenes of life
that peace of mind, and hope of future bappinefs vubicb
it alone can confer.
MARRIED] — At Stratbam, on Wednesday the
loth infant, by the Rev. Mr. Miltimoie, mr Caleb
fevering of Springfield, in this State, to the agreea
ble mijs Mary Kenniflone, of Stratbam
May Heaven grant this happy pair to prove
The brightest emblems of united Love.
An article from Copenhagen, if true, exhibits
a decidedly pacific disposition in the new Ruffian
Emperor ; and this article is collaterally corrob
orated by a remark of Lord Hawk fbury, in
the British House of Commons, (April 29th)
“ That a negociation of great importance was
pending with the Northern powers ; and that
there was reason to hope it might put an end
to the dispute with them."
The ports of Denmark and Prussia have been
opened to the English veflels. This also looks
pacific.
g. By the Washington, Cheney, from Liv
erpool, London papers to April 30th, have been
received.—They are three days the latest.
The paper of the 30th April mentioned
the arrival the night before of an officer from
France, who brought advices f That tie whole
°f Egypt was in p&fftfon of tbe Engli/b." Private
letters from Liverpool, to the 2d May, appear
to confirm those advices ; —but we think both
relate merely to the arrival in England, of the
accounts from Gibraltar which we received by
the Iris, Capt. Griffin, from thence. Our read
ers recoiled these accounts were dated at that
garrison, the 17th April; and it is not probable
they could be conveyed through Spain & France
to England in less than eleven or twelve days,
the distance being above one thousand miles.
To the corred statement of the English hav
ing obtained a footing in Egypt, it was added,
that Admiral Blanket's squadron failed from
Bombay for Egypt, the 28th December ; chat
the other part of thp expedition was to have
failed from Ttincomalee, in Ceylon, in all Janu
ary ; and that it was expected the troops on
board must have been landed at Suez, at the
head of the Red Sea, by the beginning ofMarch.
Should this have been the case, their appearance
in that quarter, at that time, must have diverted
the attention of Menou from the relief of Alex
andria.. The Grand Vizier, we are also told,
marched from Jaffa towards Egypt, the 25th
February ; having fir 2 received confiderablc re
inforcements.— From Jaffa to the feat of war
near Alexandria, is but about 300 miles; but
in the route lie the defarts which separate Egypt
from Syria.
19 arrived brig Eagle, Sbaw,. Newyork, in
dfrefs, bound to Liverpool.
Tbe Jbip Betsey arrived at Salem—spoke June 9,
in lat. 37, 50, the feb'r Diligent, Capt. Dennet, $
days out from Portsmouth, N. H. bound to Antigua—
June 11, sch r Hero, Ca^. Savage, from Ports
mouth, bound to Demerara.
Arrivals and departures since June 11.
Junes 2 failed brig Polly, Manson, Demerara
'3 '° f°°p Mary, Trefethcn, Wilmington
15 do Jb'p Two-Sifters, Salter, Copenhagen
do do brig Polly, Paul, Grenada
do arrived fob. Poll), Trefetben, Martinico,
via Btfon
17 do feb'r Sally, Tuttle, Jamaica
18 failea brig Rebecca, Kennard, Grenada
In she city of Washington propofak have been
published for striking off an edition of Godwin's
works—The promoter of this work is Citizen
Pichon. In this the public will preceive the
commencement of another systematic effort to
subvert the Christian Religion, atrA to diffufe,
more widely, the demoralizing and anti-fociaL
principles of Republican France)
It is rumoured that Mr. Madison has intimat
ed a determination to resign the office of Secre
tary ofState,in consequence of precarious health.
A writer in a Vermont paper asserts, that the
Marshal and Attorney of Vermont, were turn
ed out of office, merely to gratify Matthew Ly
on ; and that the President acceded to bis nomi
nations for their successors !!! !
All the timber for building fix seventy-sour
gun fhips,has been felled. Part of it has arriv
ed in the United State® ; the residue is at the
landing places of the islands whereon it grew.
We learn from a refpe&able source, that
there is fhprtly to be fitted out a second squa
dron of United States' ships.
A letter to a refpe&able commercial houTe in
Philadelphia, dated at Bordeaux, the 28th A
pril, has the following poftfeript:
" This day's post from Merfailles and Bar
celona, brings an account that the Dey of Al
giers had DECLARED WAR against the U
nited States."
We learn from New York, that the fquaGron
under Commodore Dale, failed from Hampton
Road the xft inst. It confined of the following
flups, viz.
Prudent, 44 guns, Com. Dale,
Philadelphia, 44 do. Capt. S. Barron,
Essex, 32 do. Capt. Bainbridge,
Enterprize, 12 do. Lt. Sterrett.
" We underhand that the President of the U.
States has vacated the legations to Lisbon and
the Hague.
The Hon. SAMUEL LIVERMORE, Esq.
Senator of the United States from this State,
having resigned his feat—the Hon. SIMEON
GLCC IT, Esq. Chief Judice of the Supreme
Court of this States is chosen to fill said vacancy.
The General Court of this State have finifhed
their Seflion.
,ott(moutl)
BOSTON, JUNE*!?.
LATEST BROM GREAT-BRITAIN.
The MaffacHuretts Legislature rose yesterday.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1801.
WAR WITH ALGIERS.
Dr. Calamel, - mr. Kenny,
Dr Camphire, - mr. Downie,
Secretary, - mr. Barnes,
President, - mr Dickenfon.
To which will he added, the favorite Optra, called
INKLE ^ YAKICO ;
OR
The American Heroine
For Characters, &c. fee Bills of the day.
rcc^o. ~zorcEuomßA ^mrer..iQ^raw^airf =ratmm
LIST of LETTERS remaining
in the Poft-Office Portfmouth,June 12, 1801.
JESSE APPLETON, Hampton. Geo.
Adams. Liman Adams . Jamy
Ayers. Wm. Avers, Hamtfead.
B
Wm; Balch. Enoch Bagley. Jo
seph Bishop. Mr. Bishop. Stephen
Brown, N. Hampton. Ephraim Blaldell.
Polly Bowden. Jona, Briggs. Moses
Brown, Rochefer. Joseph Bourne.—
Peter Bragg, Seabrook. Silas Bettan.
C
Daniel Conner. William Caverly.—
Carter &: Pickering. Joseph Cutts, Kit
tery. Margaret Cole. Enoch Coleman,
Newington. Jno.Coten. Benja.Chapman.
Jacob Cram. Stephen Cafwell, Hampton.
D.
Thos. Dockham. Asa Dearborn.
Nathan Dillingham, Lee. Joseph Dodge.
Simon Dow, Hampton.
F
Winthrop Frost, Greenland. Robert
Fuller, Kittery. Charles Fernald, ditto.
Nathl. Follom, Newington. John Ford.
Ifaacher Ober Foster.
G
Alexander Gibson. Edward Gove.
Joseph Gordon. Sally Goodwill. Sami.
Gerifh. Benjamin Gardner. Samuel
Gorge, Hampton.
H
N^b'l Hooper, Kittery. Benjamin
P Holir. Capr. Hufi, Greenland. Betsy
Hety. Richard How. Joo. Haddefs.
John Kearney, Henry J. Knox.
Joseph Mouton, jun. Kittery.
N
Comfort Neal, Lee. David Norton,
St 'athim. William Nutter. Nancy S.
Nelfun. Mercy Newhall.
, 0
Overseers of the Poor or Selectmen
fur the Town of Kittery.
P
Henry Prescott, New-Cadle. Doctor
—— - Pierpont, Kittey Jahn Prentice.
William Pigeon, Hampton. J bn Pike,
Hampton Fails. Elizabeth flickering,
Greenland. Jesse Perkins.
R William M. Robins. Samuel
Rand, Rye. S
Elisha Sylvester. Moses Safford, Yo&
Sally Sewards. Sarah Stevens, Tuftonboro'
Alexander Shapleigh. Joseph Seward.
John Sanbourn, North Hampton.
T
John Towers. Nancy Kleynburg
Tounworft. Elizabeth Twimen..
John Trefethen, Kittoy. Edmund Top
pan. Amata Thever.
W
John Wiidcu. G. Witfield.—
Benjamin Willon Mary Wilson.—
Oliver Whipple, Hampton. Jane Wil
kins. Thomas Wentworth. Moses
Wells, Hampton- Falls.\
N. B. Those names which have no
Towns annexed, are for Portsmouth.
• MARK SIMES, P M.
TO bOLD,
A Complete Stand for a Clothier,
in Limington, in the county of York —
A Fulling MILL with all the
appurtenances thereunto belonging,
on a dream that never fails of Water, and
plenty of work all the season for two
good hands. —ALSO —
A good Dwelling-HOUSE,
and twenty.five acres of good Land, ad
joining two county roads, which is an
excellent place for a Public House, and
a very pleasant place—for particulars en
quire of JOSIAH CHASE
on the premifesrLuvi/ig/on, June 14, 1801.
Sighs or the Daughter,
Written by Kotzebue.
Von Snarl, (a rich merchant) Mr. Dickerfen,
Tilman Totum (bis book-keeper) Mr. Villiers,
Adelbert, (a Polander) Mr. Downie,
Leopold, (brother to Pon Snarl) Mr. Harper,
Nicholas, (servant to Pon Snarl) Mr. Barnes,
Hans William (a young Dutchman) Mr. Powell.
Jofephinc, (Pon Snarl's daughter) Mrs. Powell,
Louifa,(suppofed dau of mrs Rose) Mrs. Harper,
Mrs. Rose (boufekeeper to Snarl) Mrs.Dickeafot,
Ellen, (a Pillager, -with a Song) Miss Field.
End if Ad id, the lonic SONG, Called
Certainly no study can be more interesting
than that of man, and where can his character
be better learned than at the Theatre ? It is
there that we fee the simplicity of nature, the
adornments of a facial being, the punishment of
vice,the reward of virtue; the uglfnefs of deformi
ty and thecharms of Beauty. While we regret
the departure of the Addrs From this town, af
ter two more benefits, the firft of which will
be Mr. VILLIERS', on Monday eve, whose
uniform success and merit, no iefs entitle him to
general esteem, than his brilliant talents, as a
Comedian, to admiration—we congratulate
them for the approbation, and even applause,
they have merited and received from the literati
of Portsmouth. C .. & T ..
by Mr. VILLIERS.
End cf the Comecty, (by wiry of interlude merely)
the Comic Sketch of
Dr. Laft's Examination before
The College of Phvficians.
Dr. Last, - mr. Villiers,
CR
Mons. NONG TONG PAW,
^'#.~^=ato^«~— —ram^ 3 or.- lacraCTß
Mr. Villiers Night
; Last Week of Performance.
On MONDAY Fvening JUNE 22, 1801,
Will be presented (by particular de/ire)
the celebrated CO MEDY entitled
Jolin Bull's Trip to France ;
THEATR C.
JONATHAN TRICKEY,
late of Newington, deceased, are desired
to exhibit them to the fubferiber for set
tlement ; and all persons indebted to said
Eflate, are requeued to make immediate
payment to THOMAS TRICKEY,
Executor of the lad Will of said deceased.
Portsmouth, June 20, 1801.
qrHE Proprietors of NEW-
I CASTLE BRIDGE, are herebv
notified to meet at the house of Mrs. E
lizabeth Trefetben, in said New-Castle,
on Monday the Sixth day of July
nexr, at two o'clock in the afternoon, for
the following purposes, viz. 4 ——To de
termine on the expediency of purchasing
that pit ce of land known by the name of
Sanders' Point ; also, to agree on the
building a fuitabk House for the residence
ofthe Collector of the Toll ; alto to
tranfaft any other business they may
then judge neceflary.
• HENRY PRESCOTT, Profrs Clerk.
New-Castle, June 19, 1801.
CTA CARD.
KINE-POX.
Dr. Sp alding, having
received a supply of frelh Kine-
I ox infection, informs those he has inocu
lated, who are not perfectly fatisfied of
having had the genuine vaccine disease-;
that he will reinoculate them 'till the genu
ine disease shall be produced, without any
additional expence. -—ALSO
That he will attend to all others
who may honor him with their com
mands. Wafagton-Jbeet, 20th June.
That our fellow citizens may
receive all the benefit that can peffibly
arise from the important difeovery of the
KINE-POX, which wants only a fair
trial to convince the molt obstinate of its
power to prevent the Small-pox—Dodor
Spalding mikes the following offer, —
It twenty relpedable persons will come
forward and undergo the vaccine disease,
and engage to defray the expenses of an
holpital on an iftand, for the trial of the
small pox, in the autumn, and undergo
inoculation therefor, he pledges himfelf
to a tend them gratis through the whole
course of both the kine and small-pox,
should any be so unfortunate as to re
ceive the latter.
FOR CHARTER,
(J applied for immedia ely)
HE BRIG
I^TSY of 133 Tons
m w lying at Mr. Wil
liam!)heafe's wharf, and will be ready
to tike a Cargo on board in a few days.
For particulars apply :o
THOMAS SHEAFE.
Portsmouth, June 20, 1801.
t~ T.nmmmre rare-— -——-
Gun Powder; Shot ; Flints;
long and short Pipes ; 4d, 6d, iod and
20d Nails ; Clover and Herds Grass
SEED; Salt, &c. &c. — With many oth
er Articles in the Grocery line, of the
best quality and at the lowed prices.
NOTICE.'
Best Florence Oil in pint bot
tles; frefh Lemons; Redwood ; Fuftic;
Logwoods Indigo; Roll Brimstone ;
Copperas; Allum ; Cinnamon; Cassia ;
Pepper ; Ginger ; Allspice ; Corks.
{^ The above GOODS will be fold
on very moderate terms, Wholesale or
Retail for cash or short approved credit.
A number of empty calks for sale, con
fiding of Rym Hogflteads, Brandy and
Gin Pipes. t^Thofe who are indebted
to them longer than the time agreed on,
are desired to call and fettle, to prevent
trouble. Portsmouth. June 20 1801.
COFFEE ; CHOCOLATE.
Rum; Brandy; Holland GI&
Malaga WINE per calk.
Sherry, Lisbon & Redport Wine.
TUMBLERS per straw.
COTTON per bag. RICE.
RAISINS per calk ; Box ditto.
Currants; Cassia; Cloves; Mace,
Ginger ; Pepper ; Alfpice ;
NUTMEGS ; OATMEAL.
Elliot's SNUFF.
Smoaking Tobacco ; SEGARS.
Brimstone ; Allum; Copperas ;
Fourth & 2 d proofßUM,
Brandy; Holland Gin ; Molasses ;
Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea TEAS;
Cotfee; Chocolate; Loaf, India and
brown Sugars; Cotton; Raisins; Starch ;
Hair Powder ; Crown Soap.
Souchong per chest ;
Hyfon do. & Hyfon Skin TEA.
East & Weft-India SUGAR.
Loaf ditto.
Wm. & Cha's Neil,
HAKE FOR SALE
Bohea TEA in half chests.
- Do as you would be done by.
THE Person who rook the firft vol
ume of BELL's SURGERY from
Dr. Spalding's study, is desired to re
"ll2b June 20.
ALL persons having
demands against the Estate of
Jeremiah Libbey,
In Market -ft) eet, Portsmouth.
FOR SALE at the Store of
with several other Articles in the
GROCERY L INE.
Sale at 10 o'clock, when the Conditions
will be made known.
At Private. SAL E,
Six trunks of Merchandize now
opening—Confiding of the f Flowing ar
ticles with a number of 0 hers — viz.
Fustians ; Jeans ; Dimeties ;
Nankeens and Muilinetts; Irifli Linens;
India Calicoes; striped Cullers; Ban
danna Handkerchiefs; plain aul rib'd
cotton Hose; Umbrellas; plain figur'd
Muslins; Du k and Cordage.
Hyfon & Souchong TEA, &c.
Porf/mouth, June 20, 1801.
NEW GOODS,
At the Jign of the Lamb and Flag
Market street,
Marseilles Quilting for waist
coating; color'd Jeans ; clouded, (triped
and plaid twil'd Nankenetts; rich black
twil'd, striped and plain Satins ; (ilk and
other Velvets of the bed qualities ;
Thickfetts. A large assortment of
Chintzes , striped, plaid and
plain Gingham ; Furniture of every des
cription; printed Muslins; plain and
figur'd cambrick Muslins ; black & white
jaconet, book & cobweb India Mullins;
Dimeties & Muflinetts; white and co
lor'd cambrick muslin Shawls, with net-'
G OOD S,
Which are now opening—for sale by
WHOLESALER RETAIL.—viz—
BEST Englilli and French
Broad Cloths of the most fafhiona
ble colors; plain, mix:, rib'd & inbos'd
Caffimeres. Fajhionable
THE fubferiber carneftly re
qufts of ail persons who are in
debted to him by Mortgages, Bonds,
Notes, Rents or on other accounts which
are now due and payable to him, that they
would use their best endeavours to dis
charge or renew the fame immediately, as
his indulgence to many has been a real
injury to him—He has for sale ten tohiu
sand Acres of Land in Lyman-a valuable
Townfllip on Connecticut River—Eight
Thousand Acres in Springfield, a full
fettled town about 20 miles east of Dart
mouth College, wherein is a very elegant
Meeting House—sour thousand acres in
WENDELL, and one thousand acres in
GOSHEN lately taken from Wendell and
other Towns; FIVE Thousand Acres in
TRECOTHICK, and several thousand
acres in scattering Townswithin this slate,
most of which lands are laid out into 75 —
8 ;— 100 —200 —and 3^o acres each, and
will be fold on liberal terms of credit ;
The purchasers paying only one third of
the confederation at bargaining.—Ado, a
Farm in Merrimac, and another in Ports
mouth, with a neat New House thereon,
and a large House Lot, 50 feet by 300, &
a smaller one of 34 by 50 feet in said.
Portsmouth, for terms apply to
JOHN WENDELL.
t, N. B. Young men will be parti
cularly encouraged with new settlements
on generous terms. June 18.
Edw'd Parry,
Has rec&ved perflip Miners, Capt. Barber
FROM LONDON,
— A complete afotment of Fafiionabk
SPRING & SUMMER
THE person with whom the
4th or sth volume ROSSEAU's
EMILIUS, belonging to Ponfmouth
Library, was left, is requested tdrieavc it
at Mr. Treadwell's Bookflore. %no 13,
ting fringes ; white and color'd Shawls.
English and India Luftrings ;
Modes and Satins of every color; Italian
Crapes; Gauzes and Millinetts ; gold.
Giver, plaid and all kinds of Ribbons ;
silk and cotton Gloves and Mitts; white
and color'd kid Gloves extra lengths.
A large assortment of Hosiery
of all kinds; silk, cotton and worsted
Pantaloons; Durants; Tammies; Flo
rentines ; rib'd and plain Callimancoes ;
Ruffells; Moreens and Floren ines.
Amofkeag Lottery.
nOICKETS in the sixth Class of the
I Amofkeag Canal Lottery at two
Dollars, only, the whole Ticket, may be
had at C. PEIRCE's Bookfiore, No. 5,
Daniel.ltreet, Portsmouth, by whom pri,
zes are paid on demand, and prize Tick
ets in the Fifth class, received in pay for
the Tickets in the sixth class.
3 cases of^ & % I'ifh Linens &
Sheetings of the best fabrick.
200 dozen of sewing Twine ;
100 do. of 18 threads St. Pe
ters COD.LINES.
50 dozen Mackerel LINES.
40 dozen log Lines, by whole
file only, and other GOODS as u/ual —
All the above will be fold on
low terms for cash or approved credit.
4. cases of London made Hats
of every description, and of the newest
fafhion.
Io le fold at AUC LION
On Tuesday 23d, and Thursday
25/4 JUNE, at the Office of
Englifls & India GOODS,
Alexander Ewen,
in Market-flreet, Portsmouth —
A valuable Affartmtut of
A FAVOR.
NO TICE.