The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-11-13 00:00:00, page 2

tion whereof is authorifed by the laws.
The compensation between” the value of
- Yhe exports and imports Thall’be regalat.
©1 by the price current at the port of ds
parture. From the permission of ex.
portation are formally excluded wheat
‘and glt' other kinds of grain, cheese,
~aod flour of sl kinds. -~
- % Be.it underfiood. 1. That the
{aid veflel shall be exempted from the
formality of the certificate of origin.
2. Thar the captain bs the bearef of
a letrer from our consul to our minis.
~tet “of foreign relations. 3. That hé
.ihall bring with him the American
Journals of the day of his depagture
from the United States. ?, That -
previous to the landing of The pro
duce ard merchandize in France, the
present permit shall be sent from the
port of arrival for verification to our:
board of the general dire&ion of the
customs. * - L '
“ Be it also understood, that such
‘merchandizes as the vefle! {hall have
on board, other thaa those hereby au
thorifed, thall bs placed in a state of
real efitrepot, - : §7
- % It is our'pleafure that the afore
faid conditioss being conformed to, no
‘moleftation or hindrance be given to
~the proceedings of thg-captain, either
_in the cowif# of his voyage on the
“part of our vefl:ls of war, of French
privateers and those of our allies, or
.on his arrival in our ports, on the
~part of our officers of the cultoms ;
but that ugon violation thereof, and
in case of the commiflion of any fraud
avh tfoever, the present permir fhail be
“ declared null and void, the veflel con
: H&g .ted, and the commercio_zl bauf.; under
~wobsfe security she may._ have entersd
" France, be fubjeét to such fine as we
shall appoiat” - Age a 0
¢ And for the Rability and zffur
ance thereof we have signed theipre
~ sent permit with our own hand, and
_caufed it to be countersigned by our
minister, the secretary of state. . |
. “ Given at the palace of St Ciotd, Au
: guﬂ the.xrth, 1810. - :
- 7 (Signed} - . “NAPOLEON.”
Graoted, Avg 12, 1810. By the Emperor,
: The minister, secretary of state, .
| (Signed) HB! duke of BASSANO.
The councillor of state, dire®or general
: of the etiftoms, .~ = ° |
(Sighed) - * COLLIN DE SUSSIS.
The minister of the interior, .
. (Signed) MONTALIVET.
- The minitter of marine and ‘colonirs,
(Signed) ~ COLLIN DR SUSSIS.
_ % Examinted by mic, conlulate at ——,
-~ the vellel having loaded at, &c”’ |
[ Fere follows a motito in cypbers, voncerted
- awith our minifler of foreign. relations, end writ
ten by our conful] . geait - g o O
3 ABY THE MARLS. -+ ..
, ~‘ ol o ek ;'l‘. e _ _.:
T ST PRILADELPRIA, DET: 29,
¢ They fay it will bave biood.”.
The Muider of Miss Reeves —QOun the gight
of Wednesday, August 15, 1792,2 murder,
astended with pecubar circtmftances of at--
rocity, was committed anthe body of Mils
Elizabeth Reeves, of Philadelphia,fged 17
The sympathy which prevailed throughout
the cily for the fate of this unfortunate girl,
is still frefh in the recnlletion of maony of
the citizens. Gov. MiHin issued a procla
mation offering a reward of 300 dollars for
the discovery of the mucderers, but withont
effe& Eightecn years had rolled awdy, with.
out being abls to dilzover the perpetrators,’
the whole circumstances was faft consigning
tc oblivion, and justice was apparently slum.
bering till the Last Day. whzn on a sudden,
“light ﬁliacs forth on this deed of darkness,
and a cluc is given wherchy to trace it.
Last Saturday Charles Breece, late a Con
stable in this city ; Was committed to jail, af
' ter a-hearing before the ‘Mayor, charged.
with Rrong fupicion of theaforefaid.- Murder.
__on the confeilion of his flep mothgr, then
~at the pointof death. Tlic tatement she is
[ said to have mate on oath'is to the follow-’
ing import : That on the night on which
Elizabeth Réeves was murdered; the accus
ed-came to his father’s house with his cloths
- covered with blood, took off hig“thist, threw .
~ it into a wash tub, and wathed the blood
_off it 'That he was for some. tinie after
‘wards very restless in Jhis sleep, and would
vften make frightful exclamations. In the
dead of the night, soon after the murder of
Mils Reeves, she the step mother, heard
_him groan, and went up icto his room and
atked him What was the matter, and he an-
Ywered, that a 2 young woman bad just been
inthe room with a lighted candlein her
' %wﬁ. that ke bad his face towards her when
“he firft etiteted the room _but he turned
. his back 1o ber as fooin as he saw her. Thefc
_and fom? other bretrteticks,hadjadiiced ber
¥4 TUlpEct the Sccaten ok whe < amasve-‘and.
+lhe ecbld ot dit in pedce withoatdivulging
‘what (he knew respecting it. The accused
_ asserts His innocchce, and Tays that he -cari
prove that hg ‘was in the Rate of Virginia
ut tﬁeﬂ"’,ﬁ‘f' Reeves was murdered. He
afterywards admitted that be was at_home
_at'the time, had read the governor’s procla- .
mation offering & reward for the murderer,
_ and did-aot go to Virginia notill the year
wfger..-Apother man, who was with 'the
siagenled as his father’s on the night of the
furder, and Who does not nov. live-in this
ate, bas Hkewilc been aetifed, by the fame
_wotab, of being concerned with him in the
fﬁ‘iﬁfiﬁ; iy, xo e uidecfand. hap. & Bock
" buckle, which was found in the hand of the
* Gorpe, is farked with the initialy. of that
| mnd,%ginep ﬁknnk 6f
. The following circumstantial account of
the Murder js copicd from Dunlap’s Amer-
Jona Daity verdice; apd comneg ful 1o o
“Juteeefing @t this moment. .1} galmut.
the tite would come shen the perpetrator
ot this fon] murderalthoigh he could + take
“ia i baton. of the decp abyll, mt and.
% 4 e yorited 1p agan 0 apy case the jof.
S e ro Tv AT ey
Fiom Bunlaps Amevican Dalty Adiertipys Sate
g A aga.
~ Thursday morning the corple of 2 young
voman was found in one of the docks near
Kensington, an inquest fat uponthe body,
but we have nbt yet learnt “their verdict.
Report is, that they brought in— Wilfi! mur
der by persons unknown : Of this however, we
thall soon be able to lay before our readers.
In the mean while we cannot refrain from
communicating such intelligence,as has come
within the range of our enquiry. Her name
is Elizabieth Reeves about 17 years of age
—handsome ; apprentice to a 2 mantyamaker,
and éourted by 4 young tradesman of the
_vicinity, to whom it was reported she was
shortly to be'efpoufed -~ = 7
* - In the afternoon of Wednesday, after her
work was done, she had requelted leave of
her miftrefs'to take a walk to market,to pur
‘chafe some fruit ; Tor which purpose the
bad obtained liberty, and a {mali fuin -of
money. from _her miftrels ;—who saw n»
more of her until yesterday ; when, as it has
been traced, a boy, I)c'ing on the fatal wharf
at a very carly hotr, obferved'a man heav
ing {tones on something which ke boy soon
discovered to be the dead body of a man or
woman, he could not tell which 3 that the
instant the man saw the boy, he leaped into
a battcay, and pushed off a few yards to a
fhallop, that lay convenient, to which he
made salt the batteav,and then boarding the
thaliop the latter put ofF with the tide down
the river, which was favourable to the de
sign at this moment. ;
The body of a feniale with gold earrings
and some other marksof refpeclabitity, soon
attra@ted the notice of the citizens, and the
noise reaching the ears of her mistress and
an vncle, {for the unfortunate girl was an
orphan) ber . person was soon ascertained.
A comb which she wore in her hair was
-found at fodi¢ paces diflant, lying in con
tact with a man’s black cravat, which bhas
been fuppoled to belong to ———'l Hu..
manity forbids our procecding in t*is hor
rid recital, except to mention. thzt some of
ficers belonging to the custom honfe sent off
a boat, as did fcveral others, after the fhal
lop tefore mentioned.’ _ ’
Jultice Coats took an a&ive part to inves
tigate and discover the perpetrators of this
inferaal decd—profeflional persons of both
sexes were brought to examine the body, &
it was the opinion of the women that the
unhappy girl had been violated and then
murdered ! !'! from the marks of violence
on her face and other parts. ;
. Surely the earth and sea combined eould
- not hide a villain of so deep a die as he who
could have committed a ¢rime like this ; let
him take refuge in the hollows of the moun
tains, or in the bottom of the deep abyfs—
be must and will be vomited up again toap
peale the justice of the virtuous living. -
Fuf as this paper was going doprefs, we received
‘o ; -the following, %
Ou the motning of the 16th inst the bo
~dy of Elizabeth Rceves was found inthe
dock next to Warder’swharf, Northern Li
berties, The jury of inquefl broaght intheir
verdict—Wilful murder by some person or
persons unkncwn, & thrown iato the river.
o Distress of Ireland.
While the people of the United States
‘are ciioying the full truition of all those ad
vantages with which they are favored, let
us for a’ moment turn our attentiou to the
nonfortunate sons of Erin. The accounts we
daily receive from Irefand, are * fraught
with woe, and pegnant with diffres”—The
iron hand of despotism lays heavily upon
her. * Byitifp Commexion’ has brought her
‘glory from its once preud émincoce, to the
auft—and her: sons are degraded below the
condition of the poot African, who daily
~groans uoder the lath of an uafecling and
brotal task master. Her vallies are §ill red
with the blood of her martyred heroes—
the dying groans of tlie widowed matron,
the violated virgin, and the-helpless or.
pbhan, !l vibrate on ‘the ear, and like a
cloud of witnelles‘alcend befarg the throne
of the- God .of justice '—The -shamrock
‘blooms from a- {oil manured with the life
bivod- of its children—and ‘the {pirits of
Emmett, Orr, and 2 host murdered patriots,
call aloud for wepgeance on the destroyers
of their country’s peace. —Tlhe Harp, which
could once breatlie its strains of simple, na.
tive melody, is nov only attuned to the
song of woe--and’its trembling chords re
ccho the- veice of mourning fpr. the inglo
rious fall of the mighty dead, and the
wrongs of the living !.. = .
Such is the present Rate of Ireland-~Her
rights are facnificed at.the accursed altar of
Britith ambition—ber manufa@ories are
rapidly declining—-and the honefl laborer is
‘deprived of his scanty pittasee ;
Where now fs that determined spirit
which could once make the throne of Eng
“land tremble to its centre ? Alas ! tyranoy
and oppreflion ' have unnerved the arm of
patriotism !~ But let ws hope that the Sun
of Erin’s glory has not set for ever—ltsde
cliningrays still shed a faint liftre over the
horizon, and we will fondly. imagine that it
will aggh; arise in radiant rff‘ufgmcc, and
light the opprefled to vitory - ;
.. Let the tyrant of Britain tremble | We
trift the bour of retributive justice is not
far distant—When the rod of the oppreflor
{hall be broken, and the chains of defpotiftn
“be dashed against the heads of their 2u
thors I—-We will cherish ,the hope that the
- will-¢re long axrive, when Ireland
shall affunie herrank as'an independent na
‘tionyand difpenle the bleflings of a free and
equitable government—When the murder
of ber gallaot herogs thall be avenged—and
the Harp ‘in exaltcd strains shall tell their
-athievements.—~The shades of her martyred
“sons shall ** bend' from their ¢louds ™ and
‘beholding the emancipation of their belov
«d covatry, lend anjapproving imile, and
e shecnd anasven. Ol W
.. . AMERICAN SEAMEN.
Blodgett, in his flatiftical manual, a work
often quoted, has a table Valuing all the per- .
sons-in the United States.. According to Lis
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Whitefield, Cctober 20, 1810. JOHN M’MASTER, Colle&tors
- State of Neay Hamphbire. ; Gra[_ta;ﬂ fre
. N OTICE is hereby given to the noh-rcﬁd;ntéﬁopriétors‘
| “and owneérs’of land in the town,of BETHLEHEM, in
the cotnty of @rafton; Who hiave pot paid their highway, school,
town and county takes for the ¥ear 1810 that wudlels
they pay said taxes to me the subscriber. oh or before* Wed
vefday the 13th February next—so much of their land as
will pay the fame, together with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue at my dwelling-house in said Bethlehem, at ten
' o’clock in the forenoon of fuid day .
AR WR R Bog oo RBRGT T S
L ok 2R by AL OR R
I Firt sale owners unknown,
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100 ‘92328 51861 18 "jdo 12 2328 irsßrts
100 16 2 32821861 18 jool4 73282186118
100 17 2 328 218018 10015 7 328218 611’8
100 21 2 328 21861 358 1006 73282186118
| 100-223--2 328 21861 v 8 16017 7328286 ¢ 148
i}s welt-?’i}m‘l‘ 1293009 (60 239 ;2_B 21861 18
o i@ S sy . 100 18 7 3282186118
Ico 13 33282196118 100 8 83282186118
} 100 16. 3 328 21961 18 teoilo 832821861 18
302 17 3328 218.61 18 100135 & 3282186118
100 18 /332821861 18 10014 8328 2186118
100 19 §$ 328 2186¢ 18 10015 8 328 2586118
1017 43282186118 10017 8328 2186118
100 18 4328 21861 18 Icol9 83282186118
10020 43282186118 10020 83282186118
100 25 432820861 18 10021 83282186118
10022 43282186118 10022 8328236118
100 7 5328 21861 18 10023 8328 21861 18
100 9 5 328 218 61.18 %
. The following lots in the fourth sale.
160 9 9328 21861 13 toc 16 11328 21861 18
10010 g 328 2r861 18 10017 1' 328 218 61 (8
10013 932821861 38 10018 11 32821861 18
10014 9 328 2186118 100 1935132821861 138
100 15 9 328 210861 18 100 2011 3282186118
100 17 g 328 268 61t 18 1002211 3282186118
100 18 9328 21861 18 10023 113282186118
E 10019 g 328 2186118 10c0201232821861 18
100 20 9328 21861 18 100 211232824861 718
’ 100 21 9 328 208 6118 100220232828 61 18
(100 17 10 328 21861 18 10022133282186118
10020 10 3282 t 8 61 18 10023133282186118
| Concord Gore so called., o
[,xoo. 61328 2008 65,18 100 4 432821861 18
‘too 1o 1328 20861 18 joo 8 53282186118
90 eh 2330 IS 40 12, 100 /7 ;6 328 218 6118
100 8. 2328 288 6 pavagi i)l i g
. Fourth sale designated by No: oniy. - '
100 1 32821861 18 ‘10037 . 3282186118
‘IOOO 6 328 21861 18 10038 32821861718
100 14 328 21861 18 310039 328 218 6118
ico 16 - 3282186118 10042 3282186118
‘l6O 17 328 218 61 18 10046 328 21.8 61 18
100 20, 328 2rß 61 18 1c049 328 21861 18
100 24 328 208 61 18 10050 - 328 218 61 18
80 28, 2606 197 49 14 -§OST i 164:000:30.09
1c0.31 . 328 218641 18 10056 3282196118
‘10034 328 218 61 18, 100 §7 328 219 61 18
100 36 328 2186118 2564 °B2 5515 5
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W 1 OTICE is bereby given to the non.refident proprietors
Nand owpers of land in the town of GOSHEN, county of
‘Chefhire, who have not paid their taxes for the year 1810—~that
so wuch of their lands as will pay said taxes, with legal charges,
‘will be fold at public vendue at the dwelling-house of Damer
True in said Gothen, on Friday the firft day of -‘March rext,at
;tén»&’dai;k;,A;M.zunlcfs prevented by previous paymeat. .~
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v dand lotted by the proprietors of Lempfler. S
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Admigmen. o an. a 1 L o SRR L
Bhbuballße ?g”ﬁg" ’ ’°h 16 50 Jf""% SIS T
o Lands lotted by the proprictors %" e
M. H. Wentworth. ~.,,,4;?56 378291128 12894
Jobu Moffi .i § 3030 726 308899 23 vag 9
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mﬁ@ﬁ‘"ﬁ?ﬁ% taxed Yo Yok Pierte and ptbers.
Soh o SREEADET Ton U 300 TORE: il eey e
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331 SR
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