The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1798-03-28 00:00:00, page 3

sty AETH RN R e .el :
FRUTSMVENLE, PSRy S e ‘«" Aaduate ot :
AR L g e L L 2
on Saturday, of the measures c&u&&;ﬁe |
Fmﬁ?ﬁmyumvm&ew mp
tion of British maoufallures in France, has
ﬁlﬁmﬂmeww cammet-,
Premiums of infurance“on foreign bot
toms, which for particular voyages could
have been got done at g-. are already ‘at 13
zerctpt. and mauy orders for goods, which
yy circuitous channels to bave gone to the
French markets, have been countermanded.
A cabinet nogﬂtd was held on Saturday
_at Lord \Grenville’s office, on the above
bufinefs.' The deliberation lasted from 12
20 3 v’clock; when the result was sent off
loﬁu Majefly at Windsor.
R CoORTKIBUTIONS, |
e : at the Bank of England
-~ on Saturday, 1 e& books will be opened
and receipis given for_voluntary fublerip
- tions 1o aid of the all:Tments which are now
g:,g ala w. The law dire@sthat the
_bank shall givescceipts for the sums that
- may be pa ‘?. together with duplicates, if
- yequired. If only reteipts withour dupli
-cates {hall be required then such payments.
shall be deemed and taken 10 be the volud
tary cantributions ; but if they require.a se
cond seceipt of duplicate, such second re
ceipt or duplicate thallbedeemed and taken
to be in advance of thenew aflefiment ; and
which zeceipis shall, upon dlii‘éer& 10 the
colléflor be an acquitance of such affcffment
Wam will o 3 all fuins 'above
. thealtual affe@ment to be deemed and taken
).ﬂh@mw contribution of the ‘perfon
or persons. .- That the fumns to be paid into
the bank'in this way, over and above the
, ~ the affelTment of each individual,
mt, ‘we hope that splendid exam
m vill be set from ‘the highelt places.—
Their majeflies and all the court have, been:
~called upon in a- firong and pointed way,
""The people expelt facnfices, and this mea
sure we trust will prove that there is a- jult
feeling in the higher circles of the burtf{c’ns
shat have been brought upon the couantry.
" The following are said to have already
‘been subscribed, viz. : 5
-;:‘el.elﬁéng s £200,000 . |
’ Fitzwilliam .
desing the.war, 10,000 pr. am.
“éos ‘r_'k £ g.f.'hc. - 2,000 ditto, .
Lord Carrington, do. 2,000 ditta. ;
Mrs. Lee, of Kensington, do. 11000 |
- BALTIMORE; March 1. . ’
The thip Friendship, Capt. Rogers, of
this port, is captured by a French priva- |
tecr, carried into Goadaloupe and it is ap
prehended will be condemned.
; C;X:: Hughes, who arrived yeterday, in
the Mary ‘Ann, from Savannah, informs,
that a little to the southward of the Capes,
the sea was covered with floating wrecks,
gin cases, &c. Saw a pumber of veflels
with signals of diftrels flying—being him
felf much injured by the gale, could give
sl R e TMARCH 180
Actived at Norfolk, sloop Thomas and
Sally, from Gonaives. = Sailed Feb. 13.
s eo sl
_#About 10 days previons to my leaving
weflels then lying ip por gzcip' Gilbertin
the. sloop Thomss-and Sally: was lucky
enough 1o obtain liberty of Gen. Touflaint,
to faj} before the embargo was taken off, in
consequence -of bis being detained a confi
_derable time, aod his cargo being taken from |
him by the admunifiration, which they have
promised topay for, on his return with
another cargo. : R Ty
‘About three -days before 1 failed; Gen.
* "Fouflaint marched with an army of 20,000
“gnen, said to attack Port-an-Prnce. The
~ might before be marched three companies
pevolted—they were immediately taken and
- @farmed—five of them were shot and the
. Onthe 15th inl. passing the Platform,
we saw two Englib (hips of war, and a brig
mn ‘there ; we heard a continual firing
‘of small arms on shore, fuppoled to be an
engagement between them and thie French,
fi R “ MARCH 14,
v - Latef from France.. .-
" This day arrived ship Theresa, Captain
Boyle, ?6 dag: n Bourdeaux.
" Capr. Boyle left Bourdeaux the 3d of
Fet -*wfbriogf?atit' papers to the ﬁ
#ﬁ. -and from Bourdeaux ingzn.' 27, whil
e has'promifed usa perusal of. He fays
_ ghat two of the- American Commissioners,
- Meflis. Pinghney and Gerry, would leave
»*( i . ,3!" y ¢ f ;s;':-2 ', y:‘.’; ; O :
yemain until circumflances ordered other
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wasicealioned by g kemnel of cors, which
he_pofortunately drew into she Trachea;
(or windips) where it lodged.<He farvi
; PHILADELPHIA, March 16,
: ThﬁllawuL article whick appears to cor
‘} voborate the report of the capture of the
- Spanift fleet by Ad. Orde, is copicd from
; ‘ms“,_.‘f]ag.i‘s._ A B
| Advices have been received at the Ad
_miraley-Office from Earl St. Vincent, &&
- that two' rich Spanish Ships had reached
- Cadiz harbour. * They were from South
~ America, very richly den.—-‘-His_] lordship,
~ was immediately to put to sea to intercept
the remainder, and- as the Spanish flect was
_out, or about to fail to proteét them, a ren
- countre between the two flects we trust,
r will be the consequence. il el
Extrall of alctter dated Paris, Fan- g, |
- 1798, received via Boordeaux. |
“On tge c’%@f the gd inst. Talley
rand gave a {pl Ball. to_Madame and
*General Buonapaite ;~There weré up
wards of 400 persons present. Mr. Gerry
and his Sécretary, M. Skipwith, Mr. Cod-.
man and Mr. Middleton, were the only
Americans invited, * Mr. Gerry at firf} de
‘clined the invitation, as. his brother Com
-missioners were not-invited ; howeyer, from
political motives, he was afterwards indu
ced to go. All the Direflory were invi
ted, ansr attended, except Merlin and”i:vl
bell,? 'f AR
sy,b.“wv — 8L ] - o
Capt. Murphy, from the Bay of Hondu
-~ ras, informs, that the Charibs, who revolted
at St. Vincents and Grenada, and who were
_lapded on the island of Ratan by the Eng
lith, were reccived with hospitality by the
* Spaniards—some of whom had enlisted in
the Spanish army of tharcolony. =~ =
- He farther informs, that the English set- .
_ tlers in the Bay of Honduras, arc m daily
,E-?:lhm ived there from Jamaica—
thele, with an:Englith sloop of war, and
another armed veflel, aided in the proteftion
AP the g, 1 T A e
Y U, Maren 16,
A letter from a Gentleman in Philade)-
- phia, dated on Wedufdg last, fays, ©*We
; ;'ere ‘upon’‘the point - hm'm
ameongnz efs yesterday, i Otis,
in'the course of tbedchﬂenm;be pro
pricty of entering into.a committee of the
:whole on the slate of the union, told Mr,
. Gilés that he had made use of langnage that
*ff?;;; 3 insolent and - difgracefu "My
. Giles replied, that be (Mr. Ori) nor ng
. other Geatleman in that House dare tell
i him (o out of doors I—Again, My, Har-.
B e eat thathonle, i
DRI L weioeen 0 s
g e T e PR AR A e
: %sﬁde oaalk .;"‘ ]M B s e T
. Enge Deaare~lsthecarrying trade
of the U.States aduantageows to he citizens§
e
. AVE AEES BEPEIL m«i{ﬁ G e A S A D
e C RSI e
- ind ehofe GEistal ZATi, o 0 adieii k.
"; ST mm‘w..w‘*ﬂ i e sty ‘
N T T I R
..« Total Dollars, 51,894,710
‘A SUMMARY of the value of Exports
x Jrom eack State, - ,
From New-Hampshire, - 275,840
77 Maffachuletts, - - 2,502,047
Rhode-Ifland,. -« « 975,530
New-York, = ' = 13,308,064
_~+ " Pennlylvgnia, =« 11,446,201
Delaware, - - 'gß,9e9
- Maryland, - - - 9,811,799
Virginia, * -. « 3,008,713
¢ North-Carolina, - « 340,001
South-Carolina, . - 949,622
Georgia, = .= 644,807
" Total Dollars, . 511204,710
Treasury Department, Register's Office] ssth
: ARy X7OB, T
: JOSEPH NOJRSE, Register,
Norte.~Three quarterly returns from
the diftri&t of Charle‘l!db, (South-Carolina)
ate wanting, '
- A Paris paper of the tgth January slates
ok the. ooy from Mamy e Fairhes
been taken into cuflody, and that a courier
extramdina%bu been dispatched to Gen.
Bert;i:r at Milap, to desire hl&m to march,
the Republican troops egain® Rome, in
order to avenge ﬂ:’” m& of the brave
. NEW.YORK, Marchl4.
. Capt. Sinclair; from the Mole, informs,
that orders had been received at Port-au-
Prince for its evacuation by the Britith,
plo e AR BS R
- Yesterday evening his Britannic -Majelgy’;
the watering place.. -~ -
A SUMMARY of the value and defti
- mation of the Exports of the United States,
. commencing on the 1 Oflober, 1796, and
ending on the goth Septembery: 1797, a
gn}.ﬁq toa flatement laid 6_¢;;an Con
-Brefs. Cil ) b ok e
Tothedominionsof Russia == 77,450
“ _do, ' do. of Swedéen , 898,315
G o -+ of Denmark. 3;538&%
v '~ ofHolland ° 8,835,486
v 0 v of Gy Britain 8.539,’748-
.+ of HanfeTownsg, 569,748
L -Qf-.gﬁe 1 1.36' »091
eet 33%423,
S - wof Moroceo - - 15,000
. of laly 7671064
To China and E, Indics{generally) 387,310
- Weft Indies (genmliy; 3,508,044
“ Africa ‘Hgenérally) . 230,873
- Earope (gemerally) = g 07,077
. North Weflt coast of Ameriea . 13,607
B SR e P i{;* s X
*“!!g ig 745
* Hava m-uums
of the Havass, id to ondl of 1 0r 15
“ﬁ:ﬁm we said 10 &ﬂ'e
Nlo-gm ?Wﬁ'; ed
S g AR I—&Mw’“ ».%* S
ik SHIP NEWS. =~ =
- Capt, King, of the fchre. Whim, from
Guadalou %ﬂm&% it Jat. g, 41.
mouth, Edward Damrell, master, 8 days
out from Ocracock, loaded with corn ; had
sprung a feak,‘and Capt. K. hoifled out his
boat in order toigive him relief, but the sea
being b& ould ufri{ , The pum{gt ;
mc%ﬂwgﬁe ’,;;mutdi'ana* T
ropoled to:go to Torks-I{land. A
P ohi mﬁ'écmcam, from!
He of Frapee io Amilerdara, s raken by
the Freoch, ic‘-?‘*fé‘suk:n by the British, and
sent into Falmouth, which port was crowd
ed with neutrals on the 7th Jan, :
. A MAD FOX, S
. Lalt Tuefdsy mording, the people of
Manchefler wese alarmed by a fox, which
had got among the poultiy, and appeared o
be highly ' infe@ed with the hydrophabia,
biting some, tearing gut the feathers of o
thers, and even attempting to enter the
doors of the houses, his'mouth being cover
ed with froth. ' A My, Babeock throwing
2 ftong at him, the foxturned and ran at.
him ; Mr. B, fiepping aside, the fox passed
him ; ‘he then threw afiother flone at him,
and the fox again tarned upon hitn, and
passed bim as before, . The cieature sp
peared to be eatirely unawed by Mie croud
about him, and kept. running to andfro, till
a person came with.a gun and shot at him.
TE: fox, only slightly wouaded, :mmediate
ly turned- and run at the man who ot
him, and who 'wi'sobﬁ%ed to defend him.
felf wirh she breech of his gan, which he
broke in the combat, but finally flew his
'aﬂtagoniﬁ_. : !
o '3o3}' ON, Mascligo, . ¢
2 : AEARINE News. . :
- Jandary ¢7. The schooner Fabula, -
Capt. Tarnbull, from N. ¥ork, bound to
the Mole and Port-au- Prinice, was captured
by a Erench privateer full'of'szp£ in a
calm, at the distance of five of fix leagues
from the poiat of Mole St. Nicholas, #nd
after baving fired several large shot from a
four poubdeér, the only great gun they had,
they discharged several vollies of mufquetry
on board of Ker; not less than 3o in num
ber, evidently with a view of killing the
people ; then lWailed and orderéd the: boat
out, but hailing again to know where bound,
on answering,. they instantly bauled :out
their own boat and fired three mulfquets |
more ; and had it not beén for the interpo- .
fition of Capt. Elliot Dearing, who was
taken 4 hours before, they would have pour.
ed another volley at him ; the boat came’
along fide and the prize.mafter ;n::ged ‘
down in the cabin and . ruy at Copt. Turnbull
with a dagger, and kicked him in the sides
and belly, tﬁn“w, hse on the floor and jmge-, |
ﬁ:;u Ass 6rcq/§it§;:n fgﬁndledbl:z;bto t
with two of }is'cyew, withont (ufferin
them to geta ﬁﬁ'gkxnp 3‘ éloalﬁ!—-tbg
ill-treatment Capt. T. réceived, caused him:
2o spit blood for some days and laid kim up ;
the veflel was carried into Port-de-Paix,
where they sealed down ghe hatches and
broke open all the letters they conld find,
and turned the C tain_and ‘crew to seek
for themlelves on‘&cxé;*i’c’pt a prize malter
and four men conflantly on 'board, until the
condempation acrived 5«» the Cape. '
_Capt. Elliot Dearing who was taken thé
fame day as Cam-,ATufhbnﬂrgbot whole.
veflel was cut out from wnder the guns of
Jean Rabel by an English 'frisa’t‘g and car
rsied to tlie Mole) after repeate: Tcrplica’tionq
to the commiflary of the colonial dire&ox{
for a pafiport to go to the Mole to his vef
fe), bur. without effefl,“borrowed a boat
‘and fail and endeayored 49 gain the Mole,
but was tdken and carﬁ&im“o Jean Rabel,
and instantly with his people, put in irons,
and treaved as spies. © ' Wk
S MRSRCERg o AL
.(T f:;:kmn; mn, with ;:g::—.
mation, that Congrefls have ned dicis
fion on the report for lnhar?gf?m arm
ing of merchant veflels, This, we pres
e S S2t
our Envoys, that th.c‘b;hhbm may be pol
the decyphering of flicial letters from'
fefled of every fat relitive 1o the poflure
of our affairs with Frampe,: - < "
The Britith 74, Valliant, was spoken
with Feb. g 3, jult through the Gulf. She
{‘” in company with z_gther, ships of ‘war,
he&bdc‘wad, the Spanith fleet” from
LeVem Gk 0 e s
Six Elegant Brals “Oharspades, for the
- Conflitution, were teceived by the
Jobin, Daggert, . from- Philadelphia, and"
landed yesterday, 0000 SLRB
- Manch 26, ik
Thcwg Javal asmament Bill, forequipping
the Frigates for sea; Was tsken up on Eriday
the 16th inst. the blanks for ;wwiﬂ% |
maoney for the purpose were fi pap
the Bill passed 10 a third reading before the
PRI S e e
* Last Saturday a fchoover arnved here in -
40 days from Lisbon, the Captsn of which
1t is faidy ‘“W the: Brtifh_and
Spariifh flect were both at sea and within
Wemnwwawkmu&
away on he 918 and asd Dec; lal, nese
8- Manisig) B obulid 38 ek wocv
Paflahoquoddy., o G
B e
o x e \:w*&?
M g rovidence BElekt O 3 von:
He informs- that o brivtromh’ S¢. Bagihole:
: e w»u ’?" . ’m"”‘“‘ﬁ%’é ﬁ%};{*ﬂ’?"
30,000 Dollars ontboard, was captured by
a Freoch priviteer, and condemnedat Porto- .
PORTSMOUTH, Machzß.
o Mg, P&mn;;, la o S Ay
The following copy of a.letter from s Ma
< giftrate o Meo?z{y of ‘Londom, to Rufus
g f(mg, . " American Hcgf’er at the
3 Court g Iq,adot.l received from kim by
; this day’s pofte~l vequeff you will infere
-3t in your gycr /3»- the suformation of
= Hei&&uts and other Citizens, to_guard
them agiinft the fraiuds intended to be
» ;fr&&?édmud. & : :
~ * Portsmouth, March egr” - F.W. -
{ e —— - |
L LONDON, DEC. 14, 1797, °
ST M s e
- Having reason to fufpe® fince’ the cir
‘culation of Dollars has been flopped, that
some of those miscreants both here and at.
Bermingham, who were concerncd exten:
fively in the cwnage of falfe dollars, have .
found means to fend quantities to America,
for the purpose of ge&gdmmg the fame
oty P os 0.
fuccefsful tifed in this conntry—ll feel -
it to be my duty 35.4 Magistrate to apprise
you of this circumftarice; that if you con.
ceive it necessary you may put the Execus
twe governnient of the United Srates npon
its guard agaiolt these nefarions designs to
chicat and dcfn:'ﬁ:!w innocent and upwa-
ATs Aot 10 (RGINEANG Shiwas. of damling
the infamous agents who may be engaged
in this traffice = o
The dollars which are or. may be fabri
cated for this particglar ,Pnrp'ole will be
without the Tower or King’s mark or 4ead.
They are made of copper, and generally
-covered with a thin plate of silver, and the
- workmanthip and-imiitation is very perfed.
They are generally discovered By ringing
one againit another, or by boring with a
sharp pointed instrument, which last opera
tion dilcovers the copper at crice. ¥
- In the florm on Saturday night last, a ffloop
belonging to the Eastward, loaded principal-
Jy with wood, went ashore outside Fort
. Point, flove in her bottom, and is otherways
very much injured,. . . S
‘ Last Monda{'thc. inhabitants of this town
met in annual town.meeting agreeable to’
notification, and after making choice of the
Hon. JONATHAN WARNER, Efg. as
Moderator, proceeded to business, and made
choice of the following persons to serve in
the offices affixed to their names, for the
. year ensuing, viz. - - ;'
. C"SELgCT ﬂfEé’. ‘
~ Supply Clap, George Gains,” Eliphalet
Lad:?P Liofctpl Woodward and S:mucl
. ASSESSORS. = '
Elijah Hall, Nath’l 'A. Haven, Tobias
Walker, Jofeph' Akerman and Thomas
Shﬁfc. : s#by 51 . o
William Gardoer, Daniel R. Rogers &
‘Amnii R. Cottery: © -
OVERSEERS of the POQOR. =~
John S. Sherburne, Martin Par_ry‘.éohn
Jkl’& intock, Nath’l.Matthall, Elijah Hall,
% Bracker, Joseph Akerman, Jona.
‘Sherburge and Walter Akerman, .
T FIRE WARDS. =~
{ Thomas Thompson, g‘xcob Sheafe, Eli
‘phalet Ladd, Nath’l A. Haven; Neal M’ln
tire, Pgteo} Cgu\cas;bWiiliagsSbeafe. Edward
Cutts, Joleph Whipple, Thomas Manni g
Maofes {Nood.ward and ﬁhmc; Hill, ng
.- William Vaughan, Nahum Akermap
{Richard Shortridge, Richard Jackson abd
& Jollah ARocgiag, oFo S NS
§ e B DL YRR R
. William Hart, Jobn Stookles and Mark
. FENCE VIEWERS, ... -
. Samuel Sherburne (at the plains) Samuel
"Hall, Walter Akerman, Samuel Langdon,,
Jeremiah Dennet ‘and Francis Marden,
Joiner. R
" Searthers and Sealers leeathrr‘ i
Nath'l Jackson, George Dame, Perkins
Ayers and William Vavghan, . ;. .. |
' " Cullers of Fih, Staves gilfooﬁs g
. John Pitman, Charles Grace, | iaiar_‘d&‘
Savory, James Day and Joféph ‘W‘ﬂtbﬂ,‘jﬂ
3 M:?rm of Wood by Land and Water.
John Beck, john Meélcher, Samuel Cot
ton; Shackford, Smugi. John Marchy,
Ephraim Ham, Paul Leighton, Nathaniel
Treadwell, Thomas Curnier, - Nath’]l Jack-.
‘fonand Joleph Man. "~ & "~ "
». Sealer of Weights and Measures.
1 George Gains, CHRT :
| _Jofeph Benton, Ridhard everly; Benjs
- Jose nlon, Richard Peverly; Benja
- min Lo?:d and Jasper Larouze. . . - .
{0 . Harbour Mafler, . ..
" Bdwund Coffis, "/ o
| Keoperofthe Magizine,
: eren _ bbcy‘. Bi. OTA R g
bt ANEOMERy s )
LobnGaddardf‘ William éoram.gohn
- Fisher, Jobn Peirce, Abel Hawris, Sam
- wel Storer, William Sheafe, George Tur
ner, Thomas Manning, 'Elipbalet .Ladd,
~Jobn S, Sherburne and Edward Gove,
. John'S. Sherburne, Jobn. Peirce, 4o
miah Libbey, N““’“‘m;},‘}“ od
- dard, Natkl' A, Haven, Moses Woodward,
Edward Hart, James Sheafe, Elijoh Hall,
- William Sheafe, Jobn Wardrope, Thomss
L Joh M Cloock snd Wil Fee
- AJamiel Kandge, Feter: Lomin - l’m ! t,.’
O i
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" Qliver Peabody, .0 . - 148
I e GISTER of DEEDS. ', -
A e T 8
WENETITE T R, L RIS
bl e A LRS )
::‘g"‘\‘“ Zards of thalk Bictng the Bl com..
Ruilding in *%jf ”‘fﬁ
L Th ' alirs AP el vl
i W et LT S <P A L DT o
% ‘t%*"ﬁé?‘fi%‘*%ﬁ‘w’ml&L ‘@g gt ; &_,,'2 '
é; %wupw.% . : a't%.ﬁw ?:% ’*‘}\i}*??f 'Q{%* Ay \s;‘ ;‘
. ORDAINED}=At Conedrd) the th
finflathe Rev, Asa MFARLAND.. Lhe
Aleighing Bein ancommonly 50'62 2 valt
concourle of people attended ; about 1000
Aleighs were numbered, and the people were
estimated at 5000, . SR T AR
. DIED ‘A,tCoucjém', 'Mr., Lock, of Epsom.
" Cam‘leo (;‘:liudos n ,f”d le@ﬂ[ : .@{C' a
-very Rearty supper, and inflantly a ell
5.3 in ﬁ:{cf&ﬁeaa}t gupﬁ#.‘? ﬂ” 7"
¢ g—e:i-lat tﬁcgm. j&pg, Joanna Martin,
aged 86. Mrs. Marfion, | } 46, ~
'Hz’l‘t Exe;:t the goth iy’f}"f‘%;.rwu
ALR, tße wife of Capr. William Hale,
in t&eéﬁ& yca{qf"f &grap:gc.—-hlla were
“umited the tender and *gffectionate wife,
‘the kind and indulgent parent ; the duti-
Jul daughter and the sincere. Jriend —She
lived agreeably to her chrifian profe/~
Jion 5 fuflaincd her last. painful and dy/~
tressing ilinefs with dg}tingu_zﬁ{;l and un
common - paticnce,” fortitude and ?ﬁgm
tion'; aud died 5a the triwmphs of chrif
tian faith, in full hope of a gloribus jms
mortality . £ R e
e WAL TR
Irith Linens.
s A%Xﬂﬂ received :m{'{ar Jfale as abovey,
" Alcafe of beautiful yard wide - .
-+ «Irish Linens, =
o oRy B g T &
" Some are of a superior quality 3 they
- will beé old cheap, either by whole
e L “falegrretailes
¢ Linens are now becoming fearce 3
Insurance and Risk run bigh. = The
' jefrixg importations will be feav. ' Fam
dliesy who need a supply, had ‘better pro
"vide themselves immediately, as the con-
Jumption of liness, will this year exceed
“the supplies. ' Grand bargains to those
o purchase mouw. -
by o ) : it ."i -
ipon ' POR SALEIBY v- 4
- John Man,
‘TP UM; Bru;? 3 Gin's. Molasses ;
_A\ Cotton ; Coftee ;,,S%H’; a quan
tity of Pollock Fifth 3 white Beans 3
. Nails 3 Steel-pointed Iron.. Shovels 3
) ;L 2’«M’ ’ "’ ‘ )i;j
70 be lold aslow 3 €2O be pyvchaled in
e Maaneht il etk o NEY R 0 Sgl
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ENTRIES atthe CUSTOM-HOUSE,
Difi& of PoatsmouTs, N. H, -
. ENTERED PROM
,Brig_l'h!?,’. . Keea, . - Marinico.
Scb’r Sally, Fernald, St. Bartholomews,
_ 7 CLEARED FOR ~
Brig Betfies, Blupe, Surrinam.
DANCING-SCHOOL
To be opened next Th rfday,
‘:~‘ . .---—: ; “ § a 3
VIESSRS. Rexann aod Barsos
refpeftfully inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen of the town of - Portsmouth,
that they ihail open their Dancing-School
on Thurlday next, at balf past two o’clack,
at'the Aflembly-Room, and will cdntinue
it on Thurfc{;y and Friday afiernoons,
Thole who with to favor them with the
tisition of their children will pleale to fend
them as ¢arly as. pofible, as the ‘ scholars
‘will reap great advantage in commencing
their quarters as acarly together as peflible,
- March 28.. .
-By particular desire,
e
. THIS EVENING,
Mr. Maginnis awill pe; boty o
" ERPERIMENTS T
DECEPTIONS ;
A =ALSQeee . %
Tre LAUNCHING
. Of the Frigate.
At the request of @’ number of persons.
| DON PEDRO
witd perform his awonderful feats of atti
vityy prices as usual, tickets may be had
at the Gazette lf’rinting-‘(@@f, and at
the place of performance. ¢ %
Edw'd Parry
5 9 )
At the sign of the Lamb and Fla
, Maffot .{t'féet,., Portsmouth, g’
/. MAS JUST RECEIVED
- American Manufattured.
- LookilNG-GLASSES,
- Of different sizes and prices.
i PHe flatters bimfelf that every true
American will prefer the manufacture of
-his otom. country ; and that no young
ch:leeper.r will purchase foréign giaffes,
when America, at prefont, produces those
of equal clegance, to any that can beim-