The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-12-11 00:00:00, page 1

- James Rundlet, -
I IAS just received per the
" Ship Juno, from Liverpool, and 1
now opening a number of Bales of -~ . -
* Peliffe Cloths, .§ Hunter's Cloths;
I Cailimeres, § Imperial Ribs,
Kerleys, § Flanoels,
E Piaias, § - Baizes, v
¢ Broad Clorhs, § Sattinets, o
- Coatings, § Vestings, &e. &¢. -
_Which added to bis former importations,
‘make his assortment of Piece Goods very
exteafive and complete—all of which will
be fold at a yery-[mall advance by whole-
Tar N retal o&. 1»
o ~REM)VAL.
b e ey :
Tim® Upham
HAS removed to the Store
in Market-fireet lately occupied by
Mr WiLriam Joxes, jr. where he has just
" recgived by thelate arrivals from London’
and Liverpool, a very extensive assortment
of ;¢ : .
Lafbionable Fancy &5 Staple
~ Which will be fold on.the most liberal
terms by wholesale or retail, viz. M
Broad Cloths of every color
and gnality, from 756 to 11 dollars per yd.
. Euglith and German Kerfeymeres, from
6 to 273 fmpcrilal Cords, Kerfeynetts Stock
* inetts, Berlin Web and Cord for gentlemen’s
pantaloons. e
- Huater’s Cloths, Moletkins, Coatings
_Duflils. Dcvonthire and Yorkshire Kerfeys,
Forest Cloth, Baizes from 156 to 233, Miiled
-and common Flannels uncommonly cheap—
Swanskins, Queens cloths, Plain and spotted
“peliffe Flaoncls.
.. Kait_Petticoats, ‘
' Bom Cazetts plain and spotted of all pri
ces, Wildbores and Cambletts, -black Bom
bazeens, : iy
Cantsn Crapes, & :
Shalcons, Rufels, Calimancoes, Durants,
. Durcys. aud Morecns. |
Ladics ard Gentlenien’s | Hosiery of all
. ilk, eotton and worfled [ colors andprices
Long ard Thort silk, kid GLOVES
bcavcr,ccttpn&Worﬂed} for Ladies.
Commeon leather, bea- GLOVES '
ver, deer skin, worst g forGentlemen,from
i todycottancand silk § 2s to 1086, per pair
Furniture Chintzes and Dimotics, Chint2
-~ and worsted Frioges, cord and taflel Bed
- Laces, damatk Table Cloths of all prices,
from 1 to 12 dollars each—Linen Dispers
from 756 to 27s per yard—cotton Tabie
Cloths and Diapers of-ail widths «nd prices.
i Towels and Toweling, Bed Ticks, -
Cotton Counterpanes.
BLANKETS of all sizes,
Sheeting Linens aad.cottons,
~ Kiddermiufter Carpcting./t dollar per
'yard,wag‘d some rich patterns at higher pri
coN a ;
Stair'Carpeting and Hearth Rugs. -
' Cambgic'and common Dimoties, ‘
Whit¢ Cotton Cambrics, /|
. Jaconcte Cambrics and Muslins,
Flain and fpoited leno ) »
‘tafmbered imitation,cut | :
ipider stripe {pider nett, ‘i
lace, viGtory, mull mull p L -Fancx !
fecded, crape, jubilec ' Myszrs.
cord,and a great variety |
ofother =7 © g
White aad black Millinctts, ;
Black and slate and blue double Sarfacts,
India Lultrings and Sarfnets,
E’ng!iﬂt Laftrings, = - ;
Pelife Chambrays, ' AP
Calicoes of sli prices from 40 éts upwards,
. Printed and colored plain and twiil'd
Cambrics, Ginghams, v
Cottonn ahd fiik Shawls of all forts and
Bptep =7 he o Mo |
TFancy silk Handkerchiefs, real fuperfine
~ and common - Bandannoes, Madrafs, mock
" Madrafs, linen and cotton Pocket and other
Handkerchicfs—nlack and colored Baréel
ona Handkerchiefs, Rt ', ,
- India Cottons from 10 cts per yd. upwards
‘ ‘Britith and American fhicting and f{hect
ing cottens, . 7P
“Trith end German Linens, long Lawns,
. Thread.cotton Laces Footirgs and Ed. m.r :
e AR § Coen B amt Ao
“Ribbons, white'and black Italian Crapes,
- Wclvets of a superior quality,
T;b-h’ _,Vd_vg‘s-of jvar‘iqus golors, - x oy
“Thickfuets ands Corguroys-, s
- American; Windsor, Role,? o Task
_ Violet and Ceylon } R
" Gentlemen’s water proof silk Hats,
- 28itk and cotton Umbrellasy M
: Blﬂﬂxﬁbfﬂﬂh“u“:{“s gt e
L Brewi CORons, | v on e
Enghth, India and American Checks and
Stripes, Fancy Vellings, Buttons of al: forts
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Pe e i
e Trimings, WorQed Tippess, o -
ﬁﬂnﬁia&gctmgy Ruflia and ikaven’sDuck,
- Bilk, cotton and ' R e
- SiEmen/andt SUSPENDERS. -
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PORTSMOUTH : (Nawsiaupshizs) Purvisaep ay W. WEEKS--Printst Tofrue STATE, awo Printer or toe LAWS ~o# a 8 Unitsp Srares
80 packages New Goods.
Jult received &now opening at
DRAPER:
- CHEAP CASH STORE,
30 packages of Fathionable,
Fancy and Staple Piece Goods,
adapted to the present and approaching
L *ﬂ'cafon-e-amongy which are ;
Superfine black, blue, »)BROAD.
“ aod dark hiz'd - »ECLOTHS.‘
.. ‘brown, olive, corbedu § 1 -
Suneccline | blark, - blue, ' T
browa, drab, alive, grccn% Cassi meres.
atd mix’d | | D
Fawn, brown, twill’d, black, }PELISE
green, dove and maronn . [ CLOTHS
Black, grecn, dove, dra‘b,’}' PELISE
{carlet abd maroop “[.f FLANNELS
Light slate, dark and light b’uff§ CANTON
~black and light purple: CEATES
Elegant {prig’d black & white LACE VEILS
Lighr lilac, pea green, .~ | ENGLISH
orange, silver grey & white }LUS'I'RINGS
An elegant variety. of . white, KID
buff, limerick slate, olive andg GLOVES
black Long and Habir :
Variety plain. and figur'd LACE
black and white ' }ARMLETS
Rich white Satin—a fearce article '
Varicty plaid, plain slate, INDIA
light brown and black "'}LUSTRINGS
Italian black Luftrings
India black Sarfnets
Florente black Lultrings -
French Llack & white Crapes, fuperivr quality
An clegant wariety white, l,ona'onßea"Ler‘
dark brown and blatli% BONNETS
fawn, mouse, light and Fres
Variety plain and figur'd LUSTRING
broad and narrow }'RIBBONS
Scarlet, light and dack buff | 7-4 imitation
~and.white middle | } SHAWLS
I’hain white Lace ¢
A great variety cotton Laces&Footings, chezp
Black fitk Florentine—verg best quality
Ladies” and gentlemen’s beaver Gloves—a
great varicty {
Plain and figur'd crape, seeded, .
net, mull hail dot, plgin & ﬁg’dz F/ancy
leno, & a great variety of other Mau/lins
% % & §jaconet & cambric Muflus.
1 cale § & # Ir?h Linens, of a fupe
riar quality, and very cheap.
1 case molt fathionable Straw Bonnets.
Black, fawn slate, purp'e, :
grevn, brown, olive. scar EBOMBAZETS
letmaedan ang delb s~ Rl i
Figur’d Bomb.zets, Wiidbores,
% & 7 Bruifh Shirting Cottons, /
3. tand £ Colerain ditto.
Cowmon width & cambric Dimities.
Linen and cotton Diapers
-3 2 & § black farfner Cambrics.
$ %% 2 & '5 linen Table Cloths,
Irith Sheetings, & wide.
Colerain Cotion Sheeting £ do.
An elegant variety 5& 2] LONDON
lipht and dark plaid Ginghams.
Che.p Ginghams.
+ and £ unglaz’d twill’d } London .
" and plgin | PRINTS.
Unglaz’d white cotton Cambrics. 5
Variety plain and figur'd middle 8-4 &tton
~ Shawis : e e
Rich Furniture Patches—a scarce article
Low pric’d @ and Copperplatés
C%lor’d and black Tabby Velvets = - .
‘Gentlemen’s Vesting both dark and light, of
the most fathionable patterns
Low pric’d and fuperfine Caflimeres of every
fathionable golor suitable for ladies’ coats
Olive and brown“Molefkins for furtouts
Drab & dark sup. fine H?;crs Cloths for do.
Drab and dark Kerfeys and slains
Grey mix’d Imperial Cords e
Dark Sattinets=Velvers and Thickfetts
Ladicy’ and gentlemen’s worsted Hosiery -
L 4 31 "% '3 &15 Rose Blankets,
ﬁinc and low pric’d Coutings— Fearnoughts
Low priced B:oad Cloths—Serges _
Elt, Bear, blacklenet and Y MUFFS and -
mock fable. ) TILPETS 3
Variety check’d and figur'd silk Handker
chiefs of best quality o » ,
Color’d and black Italian Sewing Silks -
Low priced and fine India Cotrons Lo
Fa@ory Shirting and Sheeting Cottons
Ticking, Checks and Stripes. + 3
A new supply Kidaminfter CARPETINGS,
- new and elegant pa'ttcrns' ‘
“Venitian Stair ditto—4°¢ 9% ¢ to% 9%
- Dye-Stuff Stove..
. NEAR THE MARKET, BOSTON,
INFORM . Clothier’s and
& others that they keep constantly for falr
every article of DYE STUFF, now in use,
~with CLOTHIERS’ TOOLS of every ki!.l'd,__
- Dedlers, in' Dye-Stuffs will
find it to their advantage to cali at the above
Store. where none but the ‘belt of articles
- will be fold and at the lowest price -
T} HE Dywelling House ad
Pl L iiog i i Capt
- B joining the Store occupied by S Mzt
Envch Parrott i vacant and to be let;- The
house is weli finifhed and has cvery conve
mﬂcﬂffmﬁwﬂ’ﬂmuwwm
fmal roily very genteely—is Giuated in
the centre of the fiaft street in tos e
finefs, and would be 3. mast excellent fitds.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1810,
! - More New Goods.
Yu/? received and fiow opening at
" DRAPER’s
. . CHEAP CASH BTORE,
A very elzpant variely Fancy & Staple
PIECE GOODS.
: AMONG WHICH ARE
i‘s N elegant variety of Ladies” Loadon
/7% Beaver HATS3Od BONNETS ;
White, fawn, drab. mﬁ#g«% Plumes;
Ele;? ut lace Tipp<ts ane Vahidykes ;
Pearl, green, erimfon, orange andmazatecn
_ ‘blue Silk Velvet, aunew article ;
""Englifh colored Luftrings ; ;
" Dlack, slate and lilzc €anton Capist
Light and dark buffand pink Conquans do §
, Fancy Tambourades ;
' 1-2 yd. 3-4 and 64 white Lace 'Netting 3
- Plaio and figured facc Armlets 3
i Ladics long and short Kid Gloves of every
color and quality ; :
[ Liadies Englith white Sitk Hose, best quality ;
l Gentlemen’s black & white do. best quatity ;
| Gentlemen’s white Silk'Gloves 3
Variety Fancy Ribbons;
! Fine linen Cambuicks ; -
- Bandanna Handkfs. of 4 superior quality ;
Cheap Furniture Chintzes ;
Tartan Plaids for gentlenien’s cloaks ;
| A great variety of colored Bombazetts ;
- Low priced and very fine black do ;
| Ladies and gentlemen’s worsted Hosiery ;
‘! Very fine white and other Flanacls ;
- Low priced Caflimeres—Wildbores; :
Sable, Elt, bear, black, MUFFS and
~jenct and mock fable { TIPPETS ;
.Bear Tippets separate from Muffs; &
Kidderminfter CARPETINGS ; -
Hearth Rugs ; Stair Carpetings ; e
INDIA COTTONS, a.large supply, very
cheap, Ot i o © Now. 20,
London Beaver Bonnets.
i @
W. Jones jr.
i £
. HAS JUST OPENED,
1 calec London Beaver Bonnets,
with Plumes to match; bunches Flowers;
pink & white double Sar{nets and Lultrings
for ladics drefles ; black, slate, dove, buff,
scarlet, purple aud pink Canton Crapes ;
4-4 white'ltalian do ; 5-8.6-4 and 7-4 black
and white silk Laces ; clegatit white Lace
Tippets and Handkerchiefs; crape, leno,
goid hedll jaconst and’ cambric Muslins g
plain and emboft broad Velvet Trimmings.
L.zdies colored and black worsted Hose,
all prices ; brown, fawn, black, bottle green
Pelifle Caflimeres 3 Pelifle Cloths and Caffa
meres all prices and colors; plain and figur
ed Bombazetts of cvery fafhionable color ;
biue Copperplates ; twill’d Prints ; Colerain
Cottons ; Kerfevs; Broad Cloths ; Bedford
Cords ; Veflings ; twill’'d Flannels.
Bear Muffs and Tippets ;= Tippws sepa
rate from muffs'; Elt Muffs and Tippets ;
Bear Trimmings 3 cottgn Umbrellas of the
bzt kind; fine and commen Bandaunoes
and flag Handkerchiefs. - ¢ o
CARPETINGS of the best patterns. .
g 5 Constantly on hand every article of
Mourning. 3 Nov: 20.
S. Melcher,
Has received a further supply of
BLAC}( and coler’d Bombazetts ;
do. Wildbores ; blue Kerfeys;
low priced drab do ; Pelice Cloths &
Flanvels ; green, olive and brown
Moiudkins ; low pric’d bik.Caffimeres ;
black Cambricks ; gentlemen’s fine
white Apgola Hose ; ladies blk- and
slate worsted Hose ; Guernsey Frocks 3
blk. Serges ; fuperfine white Flannels ;
black Flannels and Baizes ; company
flag Handkerchiefs, - g
. India Cottons from 756 ps. for 1§
yds. to 425. Nov. 20.
) TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
; ‘NZ e - mav 23d,1810.
¥ HEREAS in conformitywith the pro
visions made by law for the reimbursement
of the Excbanged Six Per Cent Stock created.
by the feeond section of the act. entitled
“ An act, fupplemientary to the ac, intituled
an a&t making provision for the redemption
of the whole of the public debt of the United
States,” pafled oft the rlth day of Februaty
1307, ithas been deterinined by the Com- '
miflioners of the Sinkiny Fund, that the resi
due of the Principal of ﬁid Stock (hould be
reimbursed on the firft day of January next;
Pusrac Norice ‘is therefore given to the
Proprictors of the Certificatgsiof Excrancep
Slx Per CeNT STOCK, created by the ack .
aforefaid, that the principal of '&g'c whole
‘amount of {aid fteck not beretofore reigburf
ed, will, on surrender of the cértificates,be
paid on'the firft day of January, 1811, to
the respective ﬁo'eihold’éys. ‘or their legal
representatives or attornies duly constituted,
either at the Treasury or at thé Loan Office
‘where the flack thus to be rdmbutfeéima);‘
‘thénftand creditedeo the proprietors thereof.’
It is farther made known for the informa
tion of the: parties conceruéd, that no trans
fers of &{hfﬁ“mtb:r Excha ‘;235% Per
‘Cent Stock from the books of the Treafary,
‘o of any Commissioner of Loans, will be
allowed after the firft day of Decémber next;
and that the iotereft on the wholc:amouat
“of said Steck will ceale and determine on the
AR ;M ERT GALLATIN, -
£ *;
MR SSIIRTY. e o
RO e e N B T
MORE FRESH GOODS.
B MﬁlChef 3
N |
HAS FUST RECEIVED,
An additional assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
. .~ AMONG WHICH ARE
A COMPLETE assortment
of low priced Broad and For:@t
Cloths ; drab, fiix’d and black Cafli.
meres 3 blug, broxn and blk. erges;
brown, drab, blus and green ladigs
Pelice Cloths 3 Fine and cominon
Coatings ; §and & Duflils § drab and
mix’d Sattinetts ; ladies blk. and ccl
gr’d Worlted Hose, fiom 3:6 to 756 ;
Men’s Angola and Woilted dos fafh
ionable Veltinps ; low priced dark
do ; Thicksets and Velvets ; mili’d
Rose Blankets. ‘ S
~ ¢5 Printed Tambotirades, an
entire new article of London style for
ladies drefles : ;
A large aflortment of firie
and common Calicoss ;do silk and
cotton Ginghams; Cambrick Mus
lins ; variety of fancy Muslins; 4,5,
and % twill’d Cotton Shawls ; Ban
deaux Handkfs ; printed Cambrics ;
black do ; plain & figuy’d silk Hdkfs';
black Galloons and Shoe Bindings ;
Wildbores and Durants, ,
India Cottons at very low priczs—
which with his other Stock forms a
complete aflortment, and are offeted
on the most reasonable terms for cath
or upproved credit. Od&. 23.
i e R e o
. MISCELLANY. *
From the Stamford. (Eng. ) News.
ONE THOUSAND LASHES 1!!
% The aggreflors were not dealt with as
Bonaparte would have treated kis re:
fra@ory troops.”=—=Speech of the Attorney
- General. Py :
Corporal Curtis was sentenced to rective
One “Thousand lafhesg but, after recgiv
. img one hundred, was, on his own peti
tion, permitted to volunteer into a regi
mcnt on forcign service.—William Clif
ford, a privite in the 7¢th Royal Veera
Battalion, was lately sentenced to regeive
One Thousand" laflies, for repecatedly
striking and kicking his superior officer
He uunderwent part of the feitence by
recciving seven hundred and fifty lathes,
-at Canterbury, in presence of the whole
garrison. A garrison court martial has
been held on bodrd the Metcalf trans
. pport, at Spithead on some men of the
4th Regiment of Foot, for difrefpeciful
behavior to their officers. Two Thou
sand Six Hundred lathes were to be tn.
fl.cted amoong them. Robert Chilman; a
private in the Bearflead and Malling r -
giment of Local Militia who was lately
tried by a court martial for difobedicrice
cf orders, and miuninous and improper
behavior while the régiment was embo
died, has been fouad guilty of all the
charges, and featenced to receive Eight
- Huaodred lashes, which are to be inflicted
~on bim at Chacham, to which garrison he
is to be marched off for that purpose.
. . i oo faﬂﬂ‘:.
- The attorney-general said that was
very tiue ;—aggreflors have certainly
rot- beep deaﬁ with as Bonaparte
would have treated his refradtory
troops j—nor, indeed as refra&tory
troops .would be treated in any- civil
ized country whatever, save and ex
cept only this conntry.—Hcre alone,
in this land of liberty, in this age of
refinement—by a people who, with
their usual confiftency,-have been in
the habit of reproaching their neigh
bors with the cruelty of their punish
ment—is {ill infli@ed a species of 1=
ture, at least as exquisite as any that
was ever devised by the infernal inge
nuity of tbclnQ”uiﬁ;ion:—-No, s the
attorney-general jultly {ays, Bonaparte
does ot treat his refraltory troops in
this maaner : there is not 2 man in
his ranks whose baek is seamed with
the cat-o’niné-tails :—Ai soldiers have
never yet beenr drawn up to view-one
of their comrades firipped naked,—
| l@iis lirabs tied with ropes to a triangu
lar machine,—his back torn 'to the
bone by the mércilefls cutting - whip
cord, applied by persons who relieve
each other at short intervals, that
‘they may bring the full unexhauled
firength of a man to the work of
(courging. Bonapatte’s soldiers have
‘never yet with tingling ears hiflened
to the piercing fereams of a human
_creature {0 tortured :- they have nev.
& foett ihe blood: oheing; w‘i}
rept flefh ; they have never beheld 2
Dmgsac wits Subints Rk, pewie
the agonized viftim's pulle, and calm.
fat fuffering may be’ extended, until
life. In’ short, Bonaparte’s: soldiers
s et o kg 4 SRR SR AR Lo dl® wadye SR ot eVe gt T
TWO. DOLLS. PAR A.zvm.r-.f.j
this fide hell—an Englith milir:ty
Bo%‘ging. TR AR :
et it ot be supposed that we in.
tend these remarks to excite a vapue
& indiscriminating sentiment agnind
punithmeot by militdry law ;- no ;
when it i 3 considered that .ifcipline
forms the foul of an army, withoug,
which it wohld at once degenerare in
to a mob ;--when the de%;rip:ic:n of
perfonis which compose the bady of
what is called an army, and the fitn
atious in which it is frequently placed,
are aMo takew iwto pcconer i will
we are afraid, appear but too evicent,
that the militery code must @il be
kept diftin@® from the civil, and diftin.
guithed by -gréater “promptitode and
severity.— Bonapatte is no favorite of
ours, God wot—but if we come to
balance accounts with ‘him on 'this
particalar head, let us fee how mat
ters will stand. e recruits his ranks
by force—/fo do s We flog those
whom we have forced—be does not. It
may be said he punishes them in some
manner ;—that is very true. He im.
prisons his refradtory troops—occas
fionally in chains—and in aggravated
cases he puts them to death. But
any of these {zverities is preferable to
tying 2 human crenture up like a dog
and cutting bis fl:th. to pieces with’
whipcord. Who would not\go to pri
son for two years, or indeed for als
most any term, rather than bear the
exquisite, the almof infapportable tor
ment, occaflioned by the inflition of
seven hundred cr a thousand lashes ?
Death is mercy compared with such
fuffering. DBefides, what is a man
good for after he has had the cat o’-
nine-tails across his back ?—Can he
ever again hold up his head among -
his fellows ? One of the poor wretch
es executed at Lincoln las Frifay, it
is stated, had been severely punithed
in some regiment. The probability
is, that to this odious, ignominious
flogging, may be traced his fad end 3
and it cannot be doubtful that he
found the gallows less cruel than the'
halberds. Surely, then, the attorney
general cught not to stroke his chin
with such complacency, when he re.'
fers to the manner in which Bonapurte
treats his soldiers. We despise. and
detest those who wouid tell - us. that
there is as much liberty now enjoyed
in France as there s lsit in this coun
try. We give all credit to the withes
of some of our great men, yet whilg
any thing remains to us in the thape
of free difcuflion, it is impoflible that
wz would fink into the abjeé ‘flavery
in which the French people are plunga
ed.—But althongh we do not envy *
the general condition of Boqufia-ne?z
fubjeés, we really {and we speak the
hounelt convittion ot our hearts) fee
nothing peculiarly pitiable in the lot
of his soldiers when compared with -
that of cur own. Were we called
upon to maké our eledtion between
the {fervices, the wb'ydor_d would at
once- decide ts.—No ddvantage whags
ever can compensate for, or rénder
tolerable -to a mind but one degree
removed from brdtality, a liability to
be lashed liké a bealt. It is idle to
talk about rendering the situation of
a British soldier pleasant to himfelf, of
desirable, far less homorable, in the
estimation of others, while the whip
is héld - over ‘his head—and over his
head alone, sot in no country in Eu
rope (with the exception;, perhiaps, of -
Russia, which is yet in a state of bar
ba r‘ityg is thie military chara&er so de.
graged. —We have heard of an army
of slaves, which had bravely withßood
the fwsrds of their miafters, being de
feated and dif| pqxl?d' by the bare {hake
ing of the inftrament of flagellaticn
in.their faces. This brought so forci- -
ble to their minds their former Rate of
servitude and disgrace, that every
howorable impulse at once forfook
their bosoms, and they berook them.
selves to flight and to bowling. We
entertain no anxiety about the charaes
ter of our countrymen in Portagal,
when we cootemplate their meeting
the bayonets of Maffena’s troopsis—
but we mull own that we should trem
ble for the refilr, were. the Freach
ic**'hﬁﬁdfﬁﬁm' ach’ brand
ishing a cat olnive dails. <5 LR
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