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Norfolk. —There were only 8 deaths from
the sth tothr Bth Sept. Thus it appears" the
fever" is on the decline.
Baltimore. — The mortality in this city still
continues. The deaths the 16th inst. were 20.
Providence —The report of the Town Coun
cil on Sunday latl states, that since their report
of Friday, 6 have died, 4 new cafo s occurred,
and £2 remain sick.
Havannab—^W continues much afflided with
the yellow fever
FIRE] —A large new boufe belonging to Do&.
F,er Swift ®f Taunton, teas consumed by fire on
Tuefday night, 16th infant, together with lie barn —
, as also a valuable boufie nearly Henty, belonging to Mr.
"James Hodges. There is no doubt but a villian
fetfire to the Defier's boufe, which be was to remove,
into in a ferv days.
ORDAINED]— At Machias, Mr. Mar,fold
s'r/fo from Dolton, in Connecticut,
Boston, sept, 23.
, Lontbn P t>°rs ±9 AuTuJlg,
Have been received face our hit. We have
extracted what we conceived the meft intcred
ing.
The probability of a continental Peace is aug
mented.;
The Euglifh continue to add to the number
of Danish ftvps in their ports for adjudication.
A few weeks will elapf. t.fore the issue of the
British mission to th^Court of Denmark will be
known. 'The result, we think; muff be inter
esting.
The new expedition from England is afloat ;
'and from the number of troops employed, us
operations are expected to be important.
On Saturday we were favored with a London
paper of Aug. 6, which contained one article
relative to our 'Negotiations with France. We
learn by it, at lead, that reports in London
at that date, were unfavorable to the embassy.
PEACE.
Fr om the following article, we are led to be
lieve, what we before fufpe%d, thxt certain pre
liminaries of Peace between France and Auflria,
at the negotiation of which St. Julien assisted,
were actually signed at Paris on the 29th of Ju
ly. There the fa% for many reasons, which
can be conceived, was only cußnt in whispers ;
the rumour spread to England, and was there
publilhed on the 4th of August ; and although
we have papers to the 9th,no fa<ft had been dis
covered to authorize a formal contradiction.—
The Dutch Government, apprized of the occur
rence, and net knowing, or not regarding, on
such an occasion, French motives or etiquette ;
made the exhderating news public at once. The
departure of St. Julien for Vienna, on the gift
of July, is a corroborative.
The article below is translated from a paper
brought by Captain Rodman, who has arrived
at Providence in 40 days from Amsterdam.
From the Leyden Gazette of Aug. 5.
HAGUE, AUGUST j.
In the fittirg which the Batavian Legislative
hody,held yefterday,a letter from the Executive
Directory was read, and as is was presumed that
it contained the news of the preliminaries of
peace between Auftriaand France a great con
course of fpedators were present in the two
chambers. At the reading of the letter, the
contents were heard with the greatest applauses;
it fays, " If the glorious triumphs of the French
arms in the plains of Maringo, and upon the
"borders' of the Danube had reanimated the hope
of peace, and if this hope had been confirm
ed by the subsequent armistice in Italy and
Germany, the important news of the prelim
inary basis of a peace to .be negotiated between
the house of ^uftria and the French Republic,
signed on the evening of 29th of July last, will
give us a certain profpe& that a desirable pa
cification will, at length, put an end to a destruc
tive war at least upon the continent. This
intelligence, so agreeable, was " brought us yef
,terday by an extraordinary courier."
The Governor of the Province of
cf Wert-Florida, has issued a Procla
mation offering “ Four Tboufand Five
Hundred Dollars, to any person who
will deliver to him at Panzacola, or in
Apalachie, the body of WILLIAM
AUGUSTUS BOWLES,' or elfc pro
duce fufficient proof of having killed
him ; which information is made pub
lic, in order that some clever fellow, at
the cheap rate of one gun shot, will
place in his pocket the said sum, which
shall be paid, with the greatest acknow
ledgment ofgratitude, in good Spanish
dollars, without the least delay."
A large party of men from New-Orleans
having attempted to oust Bowles from the Fort
which he a ihort time since had taken from the
Spaniards, hut having been infufficient in pow
er, were repulsed with considerable loss. This
information come from a refpedable source.
A latter from Cartbvgena, dated July 30, fays,
" I arrived here the 16th in co. nvith the United
States brig Norfolk —and on the igtb ult. in lat.
18, 48, N. a French privateer Jebooner of I, guns,
and 120 men, bore doq.cn upon us, and fired a gun.
The Norfolk immediately returned it Tilth 4 or 5
broadsides, ochen a smart engagement of ten minutes
ensued —during zobicb time the Norfolk fired at
least 306 rounds of different kinds of feat. The
Frenchman must have If 50 men, or upwards —and
at last made off —but not avitbout loefng bis maintop
fail fleets, and jib halliards. [$T The Norfolk is
commanded by William Bainbridge, and mounts
18 guns]
The Herald sloop cf near, Lt Ruffll, ocas off
Cape- Francois Aug 8, to fail from thence in a few
days,uitb an American convoy
On Saturday arrived here the U. States sloop
of war Trumbull, David Jewett, Esq com
mander ; brought in with her the French fchr.
Vengeance, of 8 four-pounders mounted, pierced
for io guns, two of which are in her hold ; cap
tured on the 14th of Aug just out of Jeremie ;
escaping from the fangs of Touiffaint. She has
130 fouls on board, a number of whom are wo
men and children; all people of colour save
Mons. Mouniere, a vile fellow, late agent for
Rigaud's barges at Petit Guave.—About 60
or 70 of the prisoners are officers ; among them
are D'Artignave, chief of brigade commandant
of Jeremie and its dependencies ; one Adjutant
General and the principle part of Rigaud's etat
major. The prize has on board a considerable
quantity of powder and dollars.
On the 6th of August, the Trumbull took
the commandant of Petit Troy, Lyfe with his
family and several officers, on board a large open
boat • the prisoners and cargo consisting of 40
bags of coffee, were taken on board the Trum
bull and the boat funk.
We hear that Capt. Richard Derby, of Sa
em is appointed to the command of the Gener
al Greene.
THE NOTORIOUS BOWLES.
STATE OF HEALTH
From NEW-LONDON, SEPT. 17.
N/IFAL AFFAIRS.
BOSTON, SEPT. 24,
Arrived here tbeJhip Betsey, Capt Joseph Salter,
is 58 days from Liverpool, hound to Wilmington,
with a freight, hut on the Bth infant, in lat 43, 43,
lon. 57, 26, experienced a tremendous gale, which
continued 24 hours,and carried away her mfs,fart
ed a leak, "Ac. and the ljtb of Sept, in lat, 42, 15,
lon. 65, 29, experienced another heavy gale, which
Jbifted the cargo, fovo all the water cases but one,
and swept the decks entirely clear.—Capt Salter then
tbo't heft to make for this port, and arrived here on
Tuefday las, in a mos dfreffedfituation.
Extract of a letter from a gentleman at Halifax,
to the Editor of tbe U. S. Oracle, dated
HALIFAX, SEPT. 17, 1800.
“ As the schooner Diligent, Capt. Spinney
fails tomorrow for Portsmouth, I have, for the
information of your cuftomei s, and every citi
zen of the U. States, font you, inclofed a lift of
the American Vessels sent into this harbour since
the firft inst. by his Majesty's cruizers, which
have come to my knowledge. Also, the de
termination of two causes, which was this day
in the Court of Vice-Admiralty of this Pro
vince, and highly concerns the interest of A
merican merchants; and I have taken the
liberty of addressing this to you for publi
cation, from our former acquaintance, and a wish
to give the ca'rlieft information.
Lift of American Vessels taken by bis Britannic
Mujfly's Cruizers, and sent into Halifax for ad
judication.
. ift. Ship Mulinfield, Capt. Dawson, from
Philadelphia, bound to Amftcrdam, condemned
vessel and cargo.
2(1. Brig Sally, Capt. Dawson, from Batavia,
to Philadelphia, condemned, vessel and cargo.
3d. Ship Brutus, capt. Rutherford, from
Newburyport to the Havanna, condemned, vef
fcl and cargo.
4th. Brig Appollo, capt. Lee, from Curra
coa to New-York, cargo detained for further
proof, vessel and freight or charter restored.
sth. Schooner Farmer, Capt. Richards, from
Philadelphia to Havanna, cargo condemned ;
vessel and freight restored.
6th. Sloop Little Charlotte, Capt. Cornhill,
from Rhode-Bland for Leghorn, condemned
vessel and cargo.
7th. Schooner Diligent, capt. D. Spinney,
from Martinico to Portsmouth ; condemned
vessel and cargo.
Bth. Brig Barkley, capt. Snow, from Am
flerdam to Bofton—libelled.
9th. Ship Mary, capt. Ladd, from Curracoa
to New-York—libelled,
10th. Sloop Louisa, capt. Milward, from
Charleston to St. Sebaftains—libelled.
lith. Barque Lydia, capt. Korrifon, from
Charlefron for the Havanna—libelled
12th. Schooner Sukey, capt. Kiufman, from
the Havanna bound to Salem—libelled.
13th. Sloop Brothers, capt M'Lean, from
Charleston to the Havanna, condemned vessel
and cargo.
14th. brig Columbia, capt. Lawson, from
Charleston to the Havanna, condemned in toto.
—Also a small sloop from Charleston to Havan
na—do.
All the above vessels were sent in within a
few weeks, and on the most frivilous pretences ;
in fliort, the harbour here is crowded with Arne—-
rican vessels, which have brought hither very
valuable cargoes— but not guns ! and (shame to
fay ir) the crews turned on Shore to ft urne on the
desolate Shores of Novafcotia, or take refuge on
board his Majesty's Ships of war. Thus are
they doubly loft —loft to their country, and then
doubly loft, by being obliged to fight againff it.
csa e ill.
Case cf the schooner Farmer, capt. Richards.
It appeared, on trial, that this vessel was
owned by an American citizen refidtog at Phi-
Udclphia, and Was chartered to a Mr. Tcirafean
Arrived here on Monday last the fchr. Dili
gent, Capt. David Spinney, in 4 days from Hali
fax, having been taken on his homeward pas
sage from Martinque, laden with Coffee, Sugar
and Molasses, and sent in there, where his vessel
and cargo was condemned ; the vessel he pur
chafcd in, at the apprifal, and arrived here as
above. Capt. Spinney favored us with a lift of
veflels taken and font into Halifax since the firft
of Sept. inst. but as we have a more particular
account of said vessels in a letter from our corres
pondent at Halifax, we think it best to publish
the whole letter and lift as follows :
In place of Wm Gordon, Rfq. refined.
Samuel Tenney, 2921 George B. Upham, 1377
John Goddard, 835, Joseph Badger, jun. 369
Thomas Cegfwell, 296, Joseph Peirce, 278
Michael M'Clary, 67, Nahum Parker, 53
Timothy Walker, 18, fcattcring, 537.
NO CHOICE.
The second trial to supply Mr. Gor
don's place, will be had or. the last
Monday in October. The Hon. judge
TENNEY and GEORGE B. UP
HAM, Esq. are the Candidates.
Arrived here, the ship Jacob, capt. Moore,
in 45 days from Liverpool; Capt. Moore relates
one article of marine news which we think
has the appearance, of fca-fraud, viz, on the
9th instant, experienced a heavy gale on the
Grand Banks, in which there was a fifhing fch'r
from Salem difmafted; the brig Neptune, capt,
Dodge of Wifeaffet, from Greenock, bound to
Boston, wenr a long fide said fch'r, and took out
all the people, the schooner's Hores, appurte
nances, &c, &c, and then set fire to her ! Capt,
Moore effered his assistance, but they gave him
to understand, they wished none of his help,
and that he might proceed on, and they would
be up with him in the afternoon, it was after
this, that capt. Moore, saw them fct fire to the
schooner.
PEIRCE's Oracle's Marine Journal
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 27.
To take their feats in March nest,
ABIEL FOSTER, 5472-)
JOSEPH PEIRCE, 4^ 7 ( Elefted
SAMUEL TENNEY, 4000 (
GEO. B. UPHAM, 3681 J
Nahum Parker, 1777, 7°bn Godlard, 1543
Levi Bartlett, 1149, J°LBad,er, jr, 942
Michael M'Clary, 701, Timothy Walker, 43
Thomas Cogswell, 495, Pattering, 4x89
Votes for Representatives to Con
gress, which have been counted by His
Excellency the GOVERNOR and the
Hon. COUNCIL ; taken (by permis
sion) at the Secretary's Office, Sept. 24.
His Excellency the Governor and
the Hon. Council have appointed
THURSDAY the THIRTEENTH
DAY of NOVEMBER next, to be
observed as a day of Public THANKS
GIVING throughout this State.
^ortfawuty
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, tfoo.
THANKSGIVING.
From Halifax.
now residing at said place, but born in some
part of France ; the wa, carrying a very valua
ble cargo from Philadelphia to the Havanna,
when captured by the Pheasant, sloop of war.
The property was. claimed for the owners, by
the captain ; firft the cargo for said Terrafcao ;
and 2dly. the vessel and freight for the owner
of said vessel. The Attorney-General urged,
that said Terrafcan being born a Frenchman,
I could not become a citizen of the United States,
and that once a Frenchman, always a French
man, and therefore the property must be French,
and that of course it must be condemned.
As to the vessel, he said the capt, (Richards)
was an Eughfh aan born —and though he had
lived in Philadelphia, been naturalized, had a
wife and family ever so long, it was of no kind
of coufequence. for he could never throw off his
allegiance to Great-Britain, and therefore be
ing a British fubjeft, he could not claim for a
citizen of America, therefore the property must
be condemned.
The Judge gave, as his opinion, that the car
go belonging to a Frenchman, (though refiling
in America) but going directly to an enemy's
port, must be condemned. [The sipfip Mulenfdd
and cargo belonged to the fame man, and on a previous
trial had been condemned.]
As it refpeas the vessel (fays the Judge) the
property is confcffedly American neutral proper
ty, and whoever is made the instrument thro'
which the clairh comes into this court, I must
restore the property, and that the captors pay
the owner full freight, with the reftoracion of
the vessel according to the charter party.
CASE 2d.
The case of the Apollo, Capt. Lee.
It was a similar cause to the before mention
ed, the claim was by the captain, Rating, that
he with his brother, who was his mate, were
owners of the brig, that they had chartered
said vessel to a Mr. He&or Scott of New-York,
that they were to take a cargo, and carry to
Curracoa, and return with another, and that
they had nearly completed the contrast when
taken, (being just off the hook.) It appeared
that Hedtor Scott was a natural born fubje& of
Great- Britain ; but did not appear how long he
had resided in the U. States—The right of ci
tizenihip was in this rcfpe& as in the last case,
argued with great warmth by Mr. Uniackc, at
torney-general, and Mr. Stewart, attorney for
the claimants ; the attorney-general held up
the idea that Hedor Scott was a British fub
je& and could not by any a& of his throw off
his natural allegiance; that he was in a neu
tral country, under cover, supplying the enemies
of his country, and that he ought to be treated
asa " traitor" and his property confifcated.—
Mr. Stewart argued that Mr. Scott was an A
merican, and as such had come into this court
(by his attorney)—and that neither Mr. Uni
acke, nor the judge of this court of Vice-admi
ralty of Novafcotia had any concern, in the right
lof establishing the mode of citizenship; that as
it was a national matter, concerning national
Icharacters, and that it must be decided by the
two nations—The Judge thought proper to
give 30 days respite for farther proof, as it re
;fpefted the claim of Mr. Scott—but said as to
Ithe vessel there appeared to him fufficient evi-
Idence that the property was actually the claim
ants, who were natural born citizens of che U
nited States, and therefore decreed the captors
do restore the vessel, and pay the captain the
full of his freight, or charter ; bat the cargo is
to remain till the expiration of the 30 days for
judgment thereon."
There are a number of other vessels whefe
trials come on in a few days under similar cir
cumstances—but the property of citizens, not
actually born in the United States, stand but a
poor chance in this court, from the doctrine held
forth by the attorney-general, and which has
hitherto been countenanced by the present Judge.
DIE D] —In this town, Mrs. Prifeiila Fernald,
aged 44,nvife of Mr.Rendell Fernald— Miss Nabby
L. Aufin,&ged 3 years, only daughter of Mr. Sam'l
Auftin —maser William Flagg, aged 3 years, a pro
mising son of Capt. John Flagg—alfo a child of Capt
Benjamin Trefetben.
At Durham, a Child of Samuel Willey aged IO
years ; and a child of Joseph Boynton, aged 3 years.
At Topsfeld, tbe 20th inf. after a fort illness,
Isaac Averell,jr. A.M. aged 33 —candidate for tbe
gospel minidr) He bad received a call for fcttlcment
from tbe church and focictv in Brookfield,foutb parife,
and was to have been ordained tbe if day of October.
At Portland, David Upton of Ambers, N.H.—
Mr. Collins of Kennebeck ; Mrs. Elizabeth Fernald
"g''' 3 1 ' wife of Anthony Fernald, and daughter of
Alfred Butler
r rHE Copartnership
of E.& J.B.HILL is diffolvci
this day by mutual consent. —-All Perlons
having accounts open with laid firm, are
requeued to apply immediately for lettle
ment to either of the iubferrbers.
ELISHA HILL, jun.
JOHN B. HILL.
Portsmouth, Sept. 27, iSoo^
MARRIED] —At Gorbans, Capt. Enoch Preble
of Portland, to miss Sally Cross.
At Portland, Hutebinfen Noyes to miss Polly Snow
In London, Gardner Green, Est. of Boflon, to
Miss Copley, daughter of J S. Copley Esq
In this town, Mr. William Noyes of New
buryport, to Mrs. Sarah Little of this town:
Arrivals & Departures since Sept. 19.
Sept. 20,failed feb'r Sally, Lovit, St. fobns, N. B.
23, arrived Jbip Betsey, Salter, Liverpool,
Do, do, Schooner Diligent, Spinney, Halifax,
24, do. Ship Jacob, Moore, Liverpool,
2 5, do brig Adeo^ay Cox, Turks-Island
On bis passage from Halifax, Capt. John Prince,
of Newburyport
q'HE Public are in
formed 'that Mr. GEORGE
FROST has began to run his STAGE
from Portsmouth to Kennebunk, (chro'
Dover and Berwick,) where it meets a
Stage from Portland on different clays
from the one that runs the lower Road
through York, —The Stage will let off
from Deacon SAMUEL BOWLES'ev
ciy Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings' at an early hour, and arrive at
Mr. Josiah Paine's in Portland the
fame Evenings, —leave Portland every
Tuefday, Thurfd^y and Saturday morn
ings, and arrive at Portsmouth the fame
evenings,—Thofe who wifa for feats may
apply at Deacon Bowles' and Mr.
Paine's, where Stage books will be kept.
^Careful Drivers will be provided,
and every accommodation made agreea
hie 10 Passengers. September 2], 1800.
FOR SALE,
A Few copies of an Oration
00 MUSIC; doubriefs superior to
any thing of the kind ever before publish
ed in America —Just received from Port
land, and to be fold at the Bookstore of
the Printer hereof. — Price 12J Cents.
PETER COFFIN,
Ilas imported in the ships Sally
and Packet, from Liverpool,
" general Affirtment of
Fall & Winter GOODS,
VThich are now ready for sale.
Porfm^oth, Snr. 28, 1800.
Fall and Winter GOO O'S.
Wm. ^Charles Neil
HIKE for sale,
By ^holefate and Retail,
BOHEA TEA, ZICE.
Souchong, ipanifli float Indigo,
Hyfon. Florence Oil.
e" ffe o fo cr .
Chocolate. ,
Poland Starch.
SUGARS, viz. Oatmeal.
Jamaica ditto, \|,ponds.
Eart-India ditto, so Currants.
^7"^^"°' CROCKERY.
Lout ditto. n
I umblers,
RUM , vVine Glasses.
BRANDY, ,
GIN, Rhode - Jfland
Madeira WINE, CHEESES.
Sherry ditto, ' Superfine Flour.
Lisbon ditto, Englifli Mustard.
Malaga ditto, 5
Red Port ditto. Elliot's Snuff.
SPICES, viz. Sticking Tobacco,
n ' Segars.
Pfr Pipea.
Alfpice, _
Cinnamon, Pins P er bundle.
Cloves, Butter per keg, and
Nutmegs, several other articles
Ginger, in the GROCERY
Mace. line.
Tiny have also Just arrived,
Two boxes Irish Sheetings,
1 & 1 wide, of an excellent Fabric.
The above GOODS will be fold at a
very reasonable advance for cash or ap
proved credit. September 27.
At his Apothecaries' Shop,Market-
Street, HAS FOR SALE a general
Assortment of D YING DRUGS.
As FUSTIC. §Aqua Fortis.
Logwood. iSpt, Nitri Fort.
Camwood. ^Cochineal.
Oil Vitriol, jSpaoifh Float and
Roman Vitriol. + Carolina Indigo.
White Vitriol. |Allum.
Madder. j Arnatto.
Woad. : Furmeric, &c.
Copperas.f
Patented.
Church's C. Drops; Lockyer's Pills,
and ADtifpafmoriic; Batemam's Drops.
Elix. jAnderfon's Pills.
Story's Worm Lo-t Balsam of Honey,
zengers. jSreei's Opodildoc.
Stoughton's Elix. ;Turlington's Bals.
Walker's J. Drops.; Els. Peppermint.
Smelling Bottles. ; Hooper's Pills.
Lee's Pills. ; British Oil, &c.
RANAWAY from the Subferiber on
Monday night, the :sth inst. an in
dented A; prentice Boy, by the name of
EDWARD WEST, "nineteen years old
last July, brown hair, about fix feet high,
carried away two suits of cloths ; coat &
overhalls deep blue, firiped vest ; the
other suit a light blown, with Flirts and
other cloathing--Whoever will take up
said boy and return him to me, the sub
scriber, fh,ll have the above reward and
no charges paid.
This is to forbid all perform harboring
or trotting said appentice, if they would
avoid the Law. SAMUEL FIFIELD.
Kiagftn; Sept. 16, i3oo.
Fall & Winter GOODS.
N. A. & J. Haven
Have Just imported a general afr
fortment of Fall and Winter
Now landing from the /hip Jacob,
from Liverpool, and FOR SALE BY
A large affjrtment of
WARE in Crates.
SALT.
Red and White Lead.
White do. ground in oil.
Roles of Sheet Lead.
6d, tod, 20d, zad, NAILS.
Sheathing and Deck ditto.
A few bales Woolens.
Large and small Sy-j Breast Pipes.
ringes. ^Sucking Bottles.
Bougies. . ;Crown & common
Fiefb Bruflies. j Lancets.
Teeth ditto. ;Trufles for ruptures
—Liktiufe —
Rotten Stone. jMace.
Black & Red Lead. ^Nutmegs.
True Liquid Blue. jCloves.
Ginger. J Pearl Allies.
Alfpice. $
^Ship's medicine chests in rea
dinefs,ai)d others replenished at the short
est notice. September 27, 1800.
GOOD S,
Which will be ready for sale the
enbrn? we°k. September 27.
A quantity frefh Bohea and
Hyfon skin TEAS.
Portsmouth, Sept. 1800.
I.rlwimmrare^ -— -tt. f'
Matthew S. Marsh,
Josiah Dwight,
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.
— ALSO-
— ALSCL-
—ALSO—
A general afortment .of
Weft-India Goods
AND
GROCERIES.
Pro timouth ^erd. 27. ißoo.
Lift of Letters re
maining in the Poft-Office Ports
mouth, n. H. September 26, 1800.
A
William Adams, A. B. B. Avice.
B
Joshua Blake, Hampton. George Braff
bridge. Nathaniel Bailey, Greenland.
C
John Clough, Lee. John Cox- Rich
ard Champney. William Ctark. John
Clark. Robert Calder, Middleton. Jo
seph Champney. Ephraim Cross. Ed
ward Clinton. Stephen Cafwell, Hamp
tonfalls. Richard & Joseph Champney.
Daniel Deffian. N. D. Dodge, Hampton.
E
Samuel Emerson, Lee. John Evins.
Jacob Emerson, Gofpmt, IJIe of Shoals.
F'
Ebenezer Foster, Greenland. Eben
ezer Foster. Andrew Ferrell. Enoch
Folsom, Lee. John F fb, Rochester.—
Ben. Frost, New-Cafle. Thomas Furrier.
Benjamin Fernald. William Frost, Kit
tery.
G
Timothy Galvin. Nathaniel Griffith
Jonathan Gilbert. Benjamin Gardner.
H
Thomas Harrison. Richard H>w.
Daniel Henfhaw. Jonathan H ribs, Rye.
Nathaniel Hooper, Kittery. Jernes Han
cock. Mr. H ile. Betsey C. Hutchins.
Benjamin Hilton.
J
Jiles Johnston. Capt. Jonathan, Strat
ham. K™
Nathaniel Kennard. Qjam King.
Simeon Knowles, Hampton.
L
Diman Lewis. Samuel Langton.
Daniel Lowd.
M
Thomas Murphey. SarahC. Moffatt.
Robert McGill. R. Muher. William
Moulton. Jonathan Margery. James
Mahanev.
. N
John Nelson. Comfort Norris, Stratham.
Andrew Newman. William Nutter.
P
William Di Pietro. Joseph Parsons, Rye.
Benjamin Pfke, Hump onfalls. Joleph
Paul, Kißery. Samuel D. Pearce.
' R
Jonathan Rollins, Stratham. Ro
bert Retd. Aaron Roberts. Wilbam
Randell, Rye.
S
Daniel Saunders, jun. Eliza Sawyer,
Kittery. Betsy Seawards. John San
bourne, North Hampton. Henry Stevens.
Susannah S unierfon. Wenworth Sk#g
gins. Josiah Smith, Stratham. lUtah'
Smith. William Seaward, Kittery.
T
James Todd. John Trefethren.
W
John Wendell. Joel Withington,
Henniker. Sally Warren. John Will
iams. Y
Hannah Yeats.
<, The Names with no Towns annexed, are
direßed Portfaouth.
MARK SIMES, P. M.
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Cast-Iron STOVE, with
30 feet Funnel— lnquire of the Printer.
Tickets in the Phi
lanthropic, and in the 4th Class of the
Amfoag Letter,—forfote ^ CLurEs Prine.
Inform their friends and the pub
lick, that they have a general afotment of
Goods in the Ship Chandlery line,
Confining of the following Articles, —
TAR. Sil Neelies.
ROSIN. Himmers.
Brimstone. • T cks.
Sheathing Paper. Clou s.
Cordage. scupper Nails.
Russia Duck. r^ble Spoons.
Buntings. Fieth Forks.
Ojalranis. Iron & Steel Huid-
CompOTes. saws.
Sov Glasses. Ghnblets.
Twinrs of all for® Drawing Nails.
Log Lines. I Sheathing ditto.
Mackerel ditto. 20 I, i0,&61, do.
Paint & tar Brushes. M >p Heads.
Dust& fcrubbmg do Coopers' Arize.
Ships Cla nps. Carpenters ditto.
Sailors Palms. Wood Lags.
Ships Scrapers. Deep sea and Hind
Caulking Irons. Leads.
Making ditto. Long Tar Brushes.
Marking ditto. Iron Camboofes of
Bung Buarers. different fixes.
Half hour Glasses. iLanthorns.
14 & 28 second do (Tin Ware, &c. &c.
Long & Hamilton,
For Philadelphia,
g^j^f THE sloop Amity,
t A MOSES WOOD
WARD, j^,. m ,fc r , ly.
ing north fide Long-wharf
— For Freight or Runge apply to the
mister, who has for sale a few bufbels of
CORN. September
o/up Chandlery Store.