The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-05-02 00:00:00, page 4

Further of the Capture of St. Barh. &r.
Arrived here, the brig Adeona, Capt. William
P. Prescott, in 35 days from Martinico, by
whom we were favored with a St. Christopher
paper, which fays, " The capture of St. Bar
tholomews, which was mentioned in our last is
confirmed, and to that we add the capture of
, St. Martins, which surrendered to his Majes
ty's arms, after a feeble resistance on the part of
the French, by which they had 40 killed and 50
wounded. No lives were loft on the part of the
English; five or fix soldiers were wounded.—
The Expedition failed from St. Martin's for
St. Croix and St, Thomas. In all probability,
one or both of those valuable Islands has been
reduced before this time."
April 3,fpoke the Arab, Britifb Jloop of War,
Tube informed, that the conqueJl of St. Thomas' and
St. Croix was completed,three days before —and fur
ther, that three French flips fall of troops, bound for
the defence of St. Thomas, were met in the paffige,
by an English man of war, and one of the number
taken ; fee was crfne jbip mounting 18 guns.
Capt. Prefcolt, left at Martinique, Capt. Robert
Blunt, in a brig from this pork ,
Capt. Prescott left at St'Kitts April 1, the
brig American Hero, Capt. Arnold from Mid
dleton (Conn.)
Saturday April 25th.( Ir e the brig Fortune,
Gapt. Billings, front IVm? ,ra bound to New-
London, 56 days out, fame day law a fliip
»ith jury-malls. . '.
Lat. 40, 40, long, yf, spoke ^ fchr. from
Norfolk bound fl Cape-Apn, ^lo inArr^d
Arrived here the brig Joseph, Capt. Odiorne,
in 40,days from Trinity, Martinique
March 23 lat. 16, 19, long. 59 23 spoke
British armed schooner Maria, from Norfolk,
bound to Martinico all well. March 25th, lat,
19 46, long. 59 28, spoke British sloop of war
Surrinam, bound on a cruise. March 26th, lat,
21 31, long. 59 59, spoke schooner Adam, from
Newbury-port, bound to New-Orleans, out 22
days, James Butler master. Spoke Hoop Tho
mas, Drinkwater matter, from Demarara out
7 days, bound to Portland, all well. April
2d lat, 2, 45, long, 63, spoke the schooner Pol
ly of New-Callie (Penn.) from Sa vaflcah bound
to Barbadoes, XI days out, all well, captain's
name unknown. April 4th jat, 29 2, long, 62
31 spoke fliip New-jersey from Carron bound
to New-York, out 100 days. April 10th lat.
31 14, long. 65 16 spoke ship Swan, from Cal
cutta bound to New-York, 97 days Gut. April
2ftb,lat, 40 30, long. 67 30, spoke brig Mary
Capt. Beal, from New-York, bound to Amster
dam, out 10 days all well. Same day spoke
fchr. Rachel, Captain Woodbury from Tobago
bound to Salem, out 28 days, all well—left at
Tobago, brig Hope, Parfens; Rebecca, Mac
clintock ; Hitty, Lord; and fchr. Cherub, Ap
pleton all of this port.
Schooner Polly, Hart, from Portland. Ditto,
utorkc, Webster, Newbury-port, Sloop Pack
et, Shaw, kennebeck. Schooner Conclusion,
Payfoß, Bofibn. Ship Sea-herfe, Seward, Cape-
Ann. Schr. ,Ourdler, ditto.' Schr A
pollo, Clifford, Wifcaffct. Ditto Tryall, Tate,
Salem, Brig , Inglefon, Portland. Same
day left Trinadad spoke the brig Robert, com
ing through the Bogas's from Newbury-port.
Lat. 31,20, lon^ 65, 30 Weft, spoke the
fliip ——, Capt. Watson from the coast of Bra
zils, bound to Nantucket,
Lat.3s, 42, long. 66, 40 Weft, spoke the
sch. Pcffiy, Capt. Farley, eighteen days from
Grenada bound to Newbury-port.
Lat. 38, 40 spoke a fchr. from Jamaica, bound
to Rhode-Bland, Qat had met with a severe
gale of wind in lat. 36, 20, long. 67, 30, and
101 l both of her masts.
Differ so the Cwtmvghror, Catt. Roy, &
Herald, Capt.°R USSELL.
! Captain Odiorne further informs that on the
18th April, in lat. 34, 30, long. 64, 15,at 6P.
M. saw a fliip difmafted and under jury masts;
bearing north—at nine spoke with her -file
proved to be a large Dutch-built fliip of 450
tons, from Belfaft in Ireland, named Cunning
ham, and commanded by James Roy, ou^ forty
two days, bound to Norfolk, owned by John
Cunningham Craig, cf said Belfaft, and confign-'
ed to Mr. Whittle of Norfolk.— She was dif
mafted in lat 36,N,10ng 73, seven days previous
to Captain Odiorne's meeting with her. Capt.
Odiorne hove too in order to take the people
from the wreck, At ten spoke the United States
ship Herald, Captain Russell, out 7 days from
Boston, which alfb hove too and.came along fide
of the wreck, when captain Russell informed
captain Odiorne that he had experienced much
tempestuous weather, and very heavy gales of
wind, in which he was obliged today too far 5
days; and in which he had loft all his gu,ns, two
boats, and one or two men. He was on an ex
press to the Weft-Indies to call home all oar
fllips of War on that station, On the 19th capt,
Russell took all the people off the wreck (being
nineteen in number) one young lad named John
Price, (belonging to the Cunningham) was
Knocked .overboard and loft, and many of the
people very much hurt. The Cunningham
leaked exceedingly ; she was then almost full of
water, and was loaded with coals. Capt. Odi
orne being rather ffiort of provisions, could take
only three of the people (William Bell, mate,
Patrick M'Murphy and JdhirDurfee,feamen.)
Loss of the brig Rosetta A Cargo.
Arrived here the brig Polly, Capt. John Paul,
in 44 days from Trinadad; Capt Paul brings
an account of the total loss of the brig Rosetta,
and cargo, of this port, commanded by Capt.
Tilly Wentworth, which was call away on the
Island of Trinadad the 27th of Feb. 1801.—
The people narrowly escaped in the long boat.
Every attempt was marie to save the veffcl and
part of the cargo, but in vain.
Capt. Paul left the following vessels at Trin
adad March 16th.
Portsmouth, May 2
_ ( -met—. ,
Jt. Barts, bo Martins, be. 1 homas
7/IKEN!
• Arrived here the brig Good-Intent;
Capt. Palmer, in 28 days from St.Bar
tholomews, who informs that while he !
Was there the English took that place,'
id then proceeded to, and took St.
Martins, and from thence to St. Tho-!
Alias' and thence to St. Croix. That all
the Americans at those places, were
treated with the greatest civility and
politeness, and with their vessels and
cargoes were liberated and given up
to the masters. There was compara-1
tively no refinance mad 4
Capt. Palmer heard that Guadeloupe
was the next objectj)e English had in
view..
Capt. Palmer left St. Bartholomew: the gift
of March, in company with the United States Jbip
Ranges; brig Franklin, Capt. Mark Blunt for (
Fbiladelpbia ; awJJhip Herevias," Cupt. John Soutb
crland for NewyorL On the id ripri! parted with '
the fleet in long. 6§ W. lat. 21. N. f
Arrived at St. Bartholomews on the day Capt. P.'
failed,Jloop Briton, Capt. M' Cuilock, 34 day:frem,
Baltimore, in diJirefs.
DIED] — On boarl tbe feb. Hero, of ibis port,
or her homeward pafoge, Mr. fohn Bell, of York,
mate of said febooner, aged. 32 — greatly lamented..
On bis pafoge from Philadelphia,fill overboard,
from feb'r Amity and nude drowned, Mr. Frederick
Bell, in tbe I 8/4 year of bis age,fen if the late Capt.
Mefbeck Bellof New-Caflle. / :, >
At sea, Mr. William Parser, aged gig, mate of
tbe brig Hiram of ibis port—alfe on board* tbe Hir
ram in tbe Weft-Indies, Mr. JAMES DICKEY
of Nartbport, County of Hancock, and Dijirirt of
Maine — His friends ma, bear of bis things, ^c by
applying to tbe Printer of the United States Oracle,
Portfmoutb, Nezu* Hampshire
DIED] —At Trinity, Martinique, Mr. George
Stoker, aged 20, of York.
— Greenland, widow Sarab Simpfoft, aged 66
—nvidonu Hannah Widden, aged about 70
In tb,s town, a Child of mrs Drowne aged 8 years
Dancing School,
Opened this afternoon by
Mr. Maurice,
Thole who intend honoring said School,
will pieale to give their attendance at
three b'cld# this afternoon. May 2^
Brig Miry, Young/of Portsmouth,from Jamai
ca,for Norfolk, was spoken inlet. 34, tong. ^64 —‘
bad left her mainmaf in a gate.
The Franklin, Tibbetts, of Portfaoutb, 14 days
from Georgetown,for Tobago—bad fuffired in a gale
—bad no main top fail nor flyingjib bent when spoken.
The brig Polly, Capt. Gardner, of Marblehead,
from tbe Tfle of May loaded with fait,foundered on
tbe 11th inftls Leagues S. S. E. from Cape Cod ;
all bands saved except tbe cook, a black man, who be
'"gfl'^ below, an d not baving time to get on deck, un
fortunately went dozen with tbe ioreck. Tbe crew
were picked up by a Boston veffcl, after being 18 hours
in tbe open long boat. She was owned by Robert
Hooper, Esq.
•A brig bas been seen aJbore to the northward of
False Cape. A double-decked brig was lately seen off
tie Cbefapeake, deserted and water-logged. April 18,
a difmafted schooner was seen /landing into tbe Cbefa
peake. Three difmafted vessels were seen April 12,
about lat. 34, long. 74.
, Tbe foop Fox, arrived at Philadelphia.—On tbe
mtb inf fell in with Ibe English brig Truth,from
Norfolk, for St. Vincents, laden with 5006 bujhels
corn, 10,000 slaves, Wc. prize to tbe French fri
gate Semillante , foe bad been 30 days on tbe coaf,
and was dfitute of water. Tbe Capt. of tbe Fox,
took tbe Frenchmen out, who fetfire to the brig, and
defrayed her. 1 ✓
Arriveditere, brig Eagle, Capt. Geor,e Rollbis,
In 13 days from Bermuda. Left there, the ship
Aretbufa, Horton,of Baltimore,from Jeremie, bound
to Baltimore, with Coflee and Cocoa, taken from un
der the convey of the Confutation, Com. Talbot, by
His Majcfly's frigate Andromache, aznd sent for
Halifax —but on ber parage difmafed, bore away
for Bermuda, arrived if April, was libelled, and
unloaded. Alfo,fbip Indianr,from Guadeloupe. —
The Indiana was captured by the U. S. frigate U
nited States, Com. Barry, and ordered for Philadel
phia—on ber pafage fell in with a Bermudian pri
vateer, wbo took ber from the prize-major, - ( Mr.
Heath) and sent ber to Bermuda-—also, left there,
brig Hope, Capt. Tucker, from Curracca, bound to
Nevyork.
MARRIED^-—At Portland, Benj. Ross Davis
to miss Nancy Ham,
At Machias, Mr. Joseph Simpson, merchant,
to Miss Hannah Langfellow. I
, -Our correspondent mull cxcufe our not in
ferring his piece signed " Zgluco" —it is too se
vere
Arrived here the fcb. Hero, Cafet. Savage, in 33
days from Grenada—left there brig Margaret,
M'Clannon, Portland; brig America, Dorman,Ken
nebunk; fcb. Betsey, Coburn, Wifcafct; fcb. Haz
ard, Hartley, Pepperel; fcb. Sally, Haily, Pep
perel. At Leebayfebrig Pbebe, Perlins, Kennebunk ;
brig : Hatch, do. brig Camillus, Lake, of
Portsmouth
Beverly Bed-Tick
Os tbe firft quality, for file by
'John Marsh.
Pmifmouth, MavC, 1801,
do do brig Adeona, Prefeett, Martinico
do do brig Hiram, Amazeen, Antigua
do do bhig ffepb, Odiorne, Martinico
30failed brig Eliza, Ricker, Weft-Indies
• do do brig Orland, Drifa, Martinico.
May 2, do sip Horace, Bickford, Calcutta.
Arrivals & departures since April 17.
April IS,failed brig Friendjbf, Barnes, Surinam.
20, arrived fob. Diligent, Denrst, Norfolk
2 3 do feb'r Amity, 0. Blunt, Philadelphia.
24 do feb'r HeAtfavage, Grenada
25 do feb'r Dian~, C. Blunt, Martinico
2 7 do feb'r Sally, Smith, Bonavfa
do do brig Eagle, Rollins, St. Vincents,
do failed foop Enterprize, Sblw, St. Vincents.
28 arrived brig Oliver Peabody, Gilman,
^ Turk's-Ijiand
do do brig Good-Intent, Falmer, St. Barts.
=9 do feb'r Fanny, Kennard, Montego Bay.
do do brig Anna, Tredick, Antigua
do do brig Polly, Paul, Trinadad
Arrived here the brig Oliver Peabody, Captain
Stephen Gilman, in 35 days from Turk's-IJland —
Sailed from the Vineyard in company with the ship
Mary of Biddeford ,Capt. Freeman, bound to Boston,
• April 3,m lat. 26, 14, long. 71, 57,fpoke a
brig from Port-a-Plate (St. Domingo,) bound
to Charleston.—April 17, in lat. ,6, 20, long.
69, 51, spoke a brig from New-Providence,
bound to Philadelphia.—April 22, lat. 38, 37,
I°W 7l> 58, spoke sch. Abigail, Capt Boone,
of Norford, R. Inland, from Georgetown bound
to Newport.-—April 24, lat. 39, 18, long. 72,
20, spoke the brig Fortune, out 55 days from
Demerara, bound to New-London, having ex
perienced heavy gales, had been thrown on her
beam-ends, loft his boats, &c.—April 23, lat.
38, 38, long. 71, 40, spoke Capt. P. Clarke in a
fchr. from Newport, bound to Norfolk, out %
days, who generously supplied Capt. Kennard
with a barrel of bread and other articles.
Arrived here the fchr. Fanny, Capt. Ken
nard, in 36 dayc from Montego-bay, Jamaica,
left there the Tilman, Capt. Harker from New
bern, N. C. bound to Charleston — brig Sally
Capt. Meerheid,from Savannah bound to New#
York. Sailed in company with defy. Rover,
captain Collier of Scituate bound to Tofton.
April 20, lat. 37, long. 63, spoke sloop Mary
from North-3 armouth, bound to Barbadoes,
out 8 days- -all well, had experienced heavey
gales and loft part of his deck load. Same day
spoke ship Rebecca, Cape. Poor, from New-
Yofk, bound to Scotland—2 days out, all well.
that he had boarded the (hip Borneo, of Boston,
and that she had loft all her mafia and was full
of water, and no person on board her.
Arrived here, the fchr. Sally, Capt. Smith in
53 days from the Cape de Verd Islands—Lest
there fchr. - ~ Capt. Blackameer, from Bos
ton, bound to Sc. Nicholas
TO CORR ESPONDPNTS.
Hair-DreiLr, from Mafachufetts
BEGS leave to inform the public in
general, that Ire has arrived in this
town, & propafes to carry on the bufmefs
0/ Hair Drefing, Shaving, tfc.
in all the different branches of the art- —
He has taken a Shop in D niel street, be
tween the sign of the golden Pitcher and
the Lamb—where he* will be happy to
wait on all who may please to call oh
him r and the firelleft favors will always
be acknowledged with gratitude.
Tn Exeter— FOß SALE.
TO be fold at public Vendue,
on Monday the nth day of May
next, (if not disposed of before, at private
fall) that valuable Estate in Exeter, ad
joining the Great Bridge ; confiding
of a large and very convenient Dwelling
Houle, completely finilhed, with an ex
cellent Cellar under the whole. There
is a convenient Store ^ojoinieg the house,
and a few rods from the house is a large
Barn and Garden Spot. It i c the belt
natation in Exeter for a trader, a tavern
keeper, or a boarding house, and is infe
rior to very few, for a private gentleman's
feat.—The terms will be made easy — fl
bout one third of the puichafe money
will be required in three months; for the
remainder, a liberal credit will be given—
For further particulars inquire of
JAMES RUNDLET,
Caffimeres, Elaflics, Beverets, &c. &c.
Carpets and Carpeting.
A Great variety of
Mufliri goods of every description
f great variety of
Calicoes, Chintzes, Copperplates,
&c., Shawls, Handkerchiefs, &c.
Cotton goods of various defcrip
ticns—among which are British Cottons
for Shirting.
A saleable affirtrtent cf
On Tuesday,Vie 26th day of May
4 current,
AT the House of the late Mr. DaniEL
Feirce, in Daniel-Preet, at Eleven
o'clock, A. M. on said .da,; by virtue of
a |icenfe from the Honorable Judge of
Probate, for the couhty of Rockingram,
Part of the personal Estate of
the said Qeceafed, confiding of Parlour,
Chamber' and Kitchen FURNITURE.
J. PEIRCE, Aebriiniftrahix.
Portfauth, May 2, 1801.
CT Richard Evans, intending
to tail for Europe in a lew Weeks, desires
all with whom he has any Concerns, to
prepare themfelvts for fettkment.
• - ' Cotffing <.
J'.:ghfh, French &; India Satins,
Luftrin^s, Modes, S^rfeuets, Ribbons &c.
Irilu Linen and Sheetings and
other linen Grus. HOSIERY.
aWgreat variety of
Hats, Vettings, &c.
Thicksets, Jeans, Nankinets,
Fulitany, &c. And a vet, general afotm c nt
Os FANCY GOODS.
—ALSO—
Hardware & Cutlery.
, Alarge affoGment of
India Cottons and Bandanno
Handkerchiefs, and many other articles.
^-LIKEWISE—
Nine Cases FRESH GOODS,
™ u s received from Liverpool, confining of
Mullins, Cambricks, Chintzes,
Shawl% Checks, &c.
All of which will be fold to the high
est bidder, for cash or notes at sixty days,
with approved endorsers, prodded the
purchase exceeds one hundred dfli irs.
Sales at Mu^oh.
BY virtue of an order of thrfDifla
Court, will be foil at AUCTION,
Oil Tae/day the 12th day of May
instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at
Store number seven on Portsmouth Pier,
One caJk of RUM,
Containing about sixty gallons, and
Three barrels of Su^ar.
EDWARD HART,
Deputy Marjhal & Auffioneer.
Portsmouth, May 2, ißor.
Being a very valuable and extensive af
forrment, from which the trader or con
lumer can feled to advantage.
Co,fifing of
Broadcloths, Forest do.
Abraham I/aac, Auß'r.
of Porrtmouth.
Sale to be on the prenfaat halt-past 3P. M
On Tuefday next, will
be fold at Public Auction, at
10 o'clock, a.m. tt the Store of '
Valuable Auction.
Porfmatl, May 2, ISOT.
TO BE SOLD
At Public Auction,
PIECE GOODS,
Valuable Reul Eflate
Richard Evans,
In Market Street,
ALL HIS "STOCK OF
SILK GOODS,
S. Sprague,
Purtfrnowli Ma 9 ^-
New. spring GOODS.
Benjamin Brierley,
-Has received per the flips Packet
from Liverpool and Galen prom London,
A large Assortment of
SPRING & SUMMER
G, OODS.
luck are now open for Sale, by
^Holefale ^ Retail at his Store
in Maiket-fl, eet, oppose Spring.kill,
—AMONG WHICH ARE —
A Few pieces of the very firft
Ip. quality London : bed fupeifiue
Broad Cloths an I K.erfyrreres of the most
fifhtynble colors ; Ladies habit Cloths ;
fancy V/aittcoating; Ginghams and
Chintzes; J&| book, jaconet add cam
jarick, plain and iprig'd Mqflins, Chintz
'ditto ; cambrick, netted and silk Shawls,
purple & chintz ditto; Muflinetts and
Dimities; clouded, twill'd and silk Nab
kinetts; Fustians; whue & color'd fens;
linen and cotton Handkerchiefs of all
kinds, silk ditto; rich, plain and ftrip'd
black Satins; P^long Sitins all colors ;
Luilrings ; Sartnets and Persians; black
Mode, some very rich; white Laces and
Edgings, black patent do. and Veiling;
black and waitc Veils ; a few elegant
black lace Cloaks; rich Turkey Crape
ftarbimm-r Cloaks; white, blue, green,
purple, yellow, pul, scarlet and black
-Italian Crapes.
Ribbons of all kinds ; black
and white Gown Trimming both silk &
cotton; Fancy Feathers and Flowers ;
Fans of all descriptions; Puafoles and
Umbrellas; Ladies, 'Gentlem ns& boy)
fafhion ibk beaver Hats; Hosiery ; white
and colored, plain and network colon
Gloves & Mitts; Iri(h L oens; Checks;
Threads; sewing Silk aid Twist; Gal
loons; quality and (hue Bind ng, and
Foread Leaders for Boot Straps ; white
and colored bed Fring , with Lace, Cord
and TdT °ls to match; io , it 48 cl 2 4
cotton Counterpanes ; a lew very hind
lone 124 Marseilles Quoting, do. Tom
mies, Durants, Calimmcots, and 11 kind
of fluff Gmids ; Bu r ons of the newest
fafh'on. And by thefft Arrivals,
REIp afully informs his friends and
customers, that he has imported in
the Galen from London, & has now open
and ready fur lal?, a large and general
assortment of Spring & Summer
GOODS,
Which he will fell by. wholrfale or retail,
on the best terms for cafo or Abort ap
proved credit.—7^ afortr.it ConfJ?s of 1
Belt London luperfine and
middling Bread Cloths and Caffimeres of
the most fashionable colors and mixtures#
Fashionable Waiftcoatirig ;
flriped, clouded & plad Nankinets, Olive
twill'd do. twill'd silk stripe do ; Jeans;
Fuftains ; Durells ; cotton Caffimeres ;
Thickfetts ; Corduroys; Queens Cord ;
Velvets. A large assortment of
Callicoes and Chintzes ; Cop
perplates ; Patchifurniture ; Muslin-
Chintzes ; Ginghams ; striped & flow
ered Muflinets ; Dimities.
Black Muslins; Book & Jack
onet Muslins ; Tapper, fprig'd and Cam
brick Mullins; Mullin Handkerchiefs
and Shawls ; Mens Tambored Necker
chiefs.— A large assortment of
{-Colerain Irish Linens cheap;
Linen and Cotton Cambricks; Doulas ;
brown Hollands. - 1
Camels-hair Shawls with net
ting and fringe, some with Satin stripe
borders ; black Silk, Mullin, Chintz and
purple Shawls; pocket H mdkerchiefs.
Mens plain & rib'd white Cot
ron Hose, twills silk and eott on ditto ;
twill'd cotton do ; random and vandyke
do ; black and white Gauze do ; wors
ted, silk and worsted, and cotton & wors
ted do , brown thread do ; black silk &
black worsted do; youths worked and
random cotton do, ladies white cotton do.
He experts a large affirtment
of the newest fathion'd Straw, Chip and
Fancy HATS and BONNETS.
Pvtfinouth. Ms, 2 1801.
Mens white silk, -drab silk,
brown Cotton, brown thread, beaver &
Venetian Gloves ; ladies l<sog black silk
Gloves. - A large afotment of
English, India & Florence Luf
trings. ,A great variety of
Plain, changeable*and striped
Italian silks;: striped silks for Coats ;
Modes; black silk Velvet; Mens strip
ed and plain Satin; black g^uze ; Ita|.
ian Crape; Ribbons; Gallooms; black
Laces; Edg : ngs, &c. .>
Striped & plain, black & col
ored wide Calani^nto 8; Ruffels, Shal
loons ; Durams; Tammies; Floren
tines. A l&r^e afrrtmera of
Mens beaver and other Hats.
Paper-Hangings and Borders.
$ Chests Hyfon Tea belt quality.
8 chests Bohea do. 4chefts Cafia of a superior
quality, and jpo Pieces Nankins —being a con
fi^nmen; will be told low. May a,x^ori
- An extchfive' assortment of India
Cottons, some very fine; Bandannas ; India
Calicoes; Nankins,fome of the wide & long fort
Red morocco Pocket-Books ; Ivory
Combs; cotton and silk Braces; .fashionable
Steel, Gilt, Pearl, M. man, Coat and vest But
tons; button moulds; fcwing silks ; twills ;
colored and white threads per lb ; Tapes; bob
bins ; pins; needles, &c.
Blagf& Fancy Fans; Parrafols &
Umbrellas. A bandfeme affirtmeut of
NEtr GOODS.
James Rundlet,
Rcce.icd ppr Packer from Livet pool, &:d
FOR SALE by
Wm. Lang & Co.
MAGNER'sROB; BOSTON,
An assortment of Fafh'o&tye
Spring GOODS.
ALSO—
A few boxes of H ITS.
Bofr. May T, i3OR. —
ttrrc-~~>t. <-ra^^
NEW GOODS.
0
Nathaniel Dean,
Has just received a general affivtmrnt of
SPRING ^ SUM vl £R
GOODS,
Which are ready for laie at nis
Store b Market street, Cheap for Cafli
or fhoMMpo-oved or dir. My ->
'NEW-COODS-
0
Oliver Briafd
Has just received, and has now
ready for fate, a arg, n„d general nfo t
merrt of > PRI\G & 'I'MMrR
GOO D S,
Os the iateft importation, ohich
he offers for fate Cheap for Cafli, at his
Store in M,rke! (beet. May 2 &i
iee& Awi .mraram■irarauuS.a & & t
CLOSER & HERDS' GRASS
SE E D,
FOR SA r F BY
Elisha Whidden,
At his Jhop n,m Ptat^moulk Par.
' —LIKEWISE —
W. I. Goods & Groceries.
May 2, 1801.
No. 4. Portfaoutb-Pier,
6c hhd. firft quality frinadad
SUGARS. 0
LikeTfe — FDR. IAL F. —
1003 bushels excellent Virginia
CORN. CORDAGE, &c.
Portfo^th May 1, 1801
PCTarp-n- . , ^.+ .^Lito —.C.IPQ
ON Thursday, the yth inst.
at 11 o'clock, A. M. ar No. to,
Ponfmouth Pier, he follow to> articles^
taken froto the wreck of a B'g. (^me
unknow, bv rhe schooner Di gtnt,
William Dennet.jun. mate, m her
patfage to^*\ 'lk V;rg ni% to ;his
pQft, — thf loon articles, viz —
1 Twelve men Cable, 75 fathom
in pngth.
i Ten &hdf do. do. y§ do.
1 Hauler, five do. 6, dq.
200 °M runn ng Rigging ; funt Blocks
I kedge Anchor 266 lbs.
I old Mainsail.
4.4 bbls, damaged FLOUR.
4 half bbls. do. do.
- Putfmouth, Ma, 2, iSoi.
Clement Jackson,
^Summer EfabliJhment,
T\TC>W leave- Davenport's tav^
Lv ern in Portimouth, on Tuelday,
Thutfday and Saturday's at 3 o'cock in
tbe morning, and proceeds directly to Bos
ton byway of Exeter& Haverhill,arriving
in Boston the fame day -said Stage leaves
Evans's tavern (formerly Peabody's) in
Boston, on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday's at 3 >'clock in the morning, and
proceeds direAly by wa, of Haverhill
and Exeter to Portf+rumth, and arrives
the fame day early enough for passengers
intake passage in the E lEm Stage
next at Eleven o'clock in the for n^on,
BY virtue of a licence from the
Honorable Jeremiah Smith, Esq.
Judge of tbe Probate 4 Wills, &c. for
the county of Rock ; ngham,— All that
valuable real Estate fruate in Poahn nth,
lately belong ni to Mt.THomas Hart,
d&.eafed,r- Cuffing of.,
A large Mansion-House and ^
commodious lot of Lind on the easterly.
fide of Fore street, being an excellent
place for trade, with a good Water privi
lege for large flips to lay afloat at low
water. ;., —ALSO—
One other Lot or garden foot
on the wcfterly tide of fiid Fore street,
dirtaly oppose said Dwelling -house, fif
ty seven feet front &n (aid ftrett and two
hundred and twery feet deep — Alfa,
A flrip of Land fronting on
High street, three feet fixin< lies wire and
seventy fit fix inches deep, each lot will
be fold ^paratel,.
N. 3. There is d part of the Wharf
that will allo be fold separately, or be re-'
moved as may best blit the purchaser of
the mansion lot.—The file will be on the
premises, and the terms will then and
there be made known — °
_^B±ra m. _mi, ri' l iiitrara:^
NOW LANDING,
AND FOR ' ILE RY
10 BE SOLD
rAt Public Vendue,
On Thursday thefecond day of fitly
Fotfurther particulars enquire of
GEORGE GAINS, Executor
Portsmouth, Muy *, iS^M.
.^ NOTICE.
To he fold, at Pub!ic AUG TOON,
EXETER STAGE.