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concert with the French, in difpoff^ffing Touif
faint of the government of the island—Capt. L.
also mentions, that although tranquility was in
some degree restored, yet the whites were fear
ful of further trouble—and many of them kept
their trunks, papers, &c. on board the Ameri
<an Ihipping, ready for a start, in case it Ihould
be necessary. ' —
APPOINTMENT.—Gen. Joseph Wilcox is
appointed Marshall of the Diflri& of Connecti
cut, in the place of Col. Bradley, rcfigned.
A meeting of fufferers by the depredations of
French Cruizers, has been held at New-York.
A "militia officer has been tried in Pennsylva
nia, for appearing on parade without the red and
blue cockade, contrary to the Governor's orders ;
another has been tried for appearing with that
cockade, contrary to his Colonel's orders !
Q
In the night ofthe 3d of October, the day on
which the Preliminaries of Peace with England,
were published, aver, remarkable conjunction
was ebferved of the planets Saturn, Jupiter,
Venus, and the Moon, near that beautiful star
Rcgulus. The celebrated astronomer, Messier,
gave an account of this interesting phenomenon
in the fitting-of the National Institute on the
^Bth. [London Paper.)
Or
BOSTON, JAN. 30.
FIRE i FIRE / FIRE !
Qn Monday evening, about seven o'clock,
the dwelling-house of Messrs. Stephen and
Ebenezer Goff, house-wrights, on Fort-bill, was
difeovered enveloped in fire; which in a few
minutes communicated to a house improved by
Mrs. Spear ; and both, with several out-build
' ings, were reduced to ashes in a very short time.
It has not we believe been correctly afeertained
where the fire firft took :—but it is supposed in
the workshop of Messrs. Goffs, which adjoined
the house. Unhappily, neither of them were
at home, when the fire took place ; and fueh
m, the extreme rapidity of the flames, that
letter to the Editor, dated " Richmond, Ken. Dec.
0 17,1801.
N my return home last Sunday, I found a
I confiderablc stir about counterfeit mpncy, Whdt
we have fecn is Spanish dollars of the date of
1799, tolerably ,ell milled, though most of
them have a notch in the edge : the mettle is
%r. The latter of which was grossly mif
' -represented at the trial—and the former
faciijiced at thef brine of PREJUDICE !
very brittle, and will break wj^h a stroke from
an axe. We have three men in euftody, under
charge of making, and passing this money, to
wit—William Moorcman, Isaiah Bradley and
George Bradley ; they are all to be tried on
Saturday, before the called court.
" We have found nearly a complete set of
tools for counterfeiting : the pieces which make
Impression on the fidcs of the dollars are only
wanting." —= —c
-NEW-YORK, JAN. Xt.
CUBA.
Additional Regulations have been received
by his Catholic Majesty's Minister Plenipoten
tiary, from the Intendant General of the Inland
of Cuba, which will be rigorously enforced dur
ing the commercial intercourfc between the
?>orts of the United States and those of the said
fland. 0 ——
well knew that I had already pffaM
hr person, and received the pledge of her
rest tender attachment '!
" She then, with great quickness,
demanded of me— “if I bad ever told
any one of our connexion ?" I ralhly,
but sincerely, answered, that I had in
deed entrusted our secret to my inti
mate friends, Reuben Farrington and
Tfaac Whiting. —-Upon which she vio
lently, exclaimed, " Oh ! you are a mon
ftr !" —and looking on me, as I fat
whittling a small piece of wood with a
penknife, she cried out “ give me that
knife, I quill put an end to my exiftenbe,
„u falfe hearted man ! for I bad rather
die than live!"
" At the fame time, stretching out
her hand, she took the knife, and began
—as if in a date of diftradion, to stab
her breast and body—screaming out,
and walking violently from me to the
distance of two or three rods ; while I,
'ftruck with astonishment, remained
without power, and in a cold state of
insensibility ; but was too —too soon
awakened from this dreadful Rupefac
lion, by her coming, and either falling
or fitting down by me.—Her throat
was cut—which feeing, I immediately
seized that cruel knife which had rob
bed me of all my fond heart held dear!
and while it yet remained wet with
her blood, stabbed myfelf in many &
repeated places ; only leaving off when
J had finished cutting my own throat,
^pd when I believed all was over with
MORE DEMOCRATIC JUSTICE /
Henry Frey Yates, Esq. is appointed Clerk es
the County of Montgomery,^ place of Daniel
Paris, Esq. whose father was mnfacred by the
Indians, whilst bravely fighting in defence of the
Independence of the United States, at the battle
of Orilkarj, in the year 1777, when Gen. Her
kimer, with a handful of men, nobly attempted
the relief of Fort Sranwix, then besieged by Gen.
$1 Ledger — But Mr. Paris is a Federalist.
T^e above is only part of the declaration.
—But me recommend to our readers the
mkole pamphlet, containing the life and
tharader of this unfortunate young mar-
SHIP BUILDING.
The building of three Vcffcls has commenced
at the fliip yards in this city, within a few days
part. o——
HAVANA.
Capt. Lord, who arrived here last week, in
33 days from Point Pere, informs, that 4 days,
previous to his leaving that port, an American
veffcl arrived there, which had spoken, off De
feada, five Enghih line of battle fitips, dire&
from Europe, bound to St. Domingo, to aft in
The information that this port hasbcen ffiut
againC American veffcls, ha, been corroborated
since our last. Probably a partial and reftrided
commerce may, however, be permitted.
FRANKFORT, (Ken.) DEC „.
COUNTERFEIT DOLLARS.
United States.
From the Wast-Indies.
NORWICH, JAN, 6.
1 On the igtb inf. Capt. Thorndike Deland tie
!Conftable in Salem, was flatbed in the belly, with a
' fork, by a disorderly person by the name of Marfton,
whom the overleers bad sent bim to take to the work
house. Tbe fork was driven in with full force,
and tbe wound is serious, tbo ? we bo,e not dangerous.
Tbefellow was properly secured.
" It is well known that there are
many who differ from their refpeftite
religious societies both with regard to
ceremonies and dogmas. The mind
of man is not made to be dictated to,
nor is his reason to submit to the fiats
and ipfe dixits of priests ; enquiry and
free investigation is his duty and right,
and the more he finds himfelf refrain
ed the more anxious he feels -to give
Reason fair play.—To encourage this
natural and laudable disposition in
their fellow citizens, and bring the de
serters from error and superstition, to
rally round the fame standard of Rea
son, a few benevolent men have open
ed a fubfeription to build a convenient
Hall or room, where discourses on
Moral Philosophy will be delivered
every Sunday. The public are to un
derstand, that this is not to be a house
of prayer ; nor a house of any fort of
ceremony ; but it is to be a house of
Reason, and the one God is tr be the Jole ob
jeß ofs^ntal morfoip and veneration in it.
“ Trough this may be considered a
motive fufficiently powerful to inter
est the free thinking part of society in
the ere^ion of the proposed Hall, yet
the citizens above alluded to, have car
ried their liberal and benevolent views
still farther, and intend that this build
ing should be dedicated to the instruc
tion of Youth in the week days. The
children of subscribers will have a pe
culiar claim of favor and attention on
this new establishment, and receive an
education founded on the principles of
Reason and found philosophy.
" Such are the outlines of a plan
which has already met with the most
flattering encouragement, and which it is
hoped, will receive the approbation and
support of the enlightened and unprejudic
ed part of society in the country as well
as in the city. Those living at a dis
tance, who may be disposed to patronize
this ufeful undertaking, will please to
fignify their wishes to the Editor of the
Temple of Reason, in Philadelphia."
The exhibition of Perkin's Portable Pump,
on Thursday last, exceeded highly any charaaer
we had as yet received ofit ; it confided of two
of his newly conftru&ed Metallic Pumps, of 5
inches diameter united,and communicating with
a single tube below, by which it is supplied. It
was wrought by two men only, and difeharged
at the rate of 360 gallons a minute, or 90 tons
an hour. Would not such a Pump be a very
eligible substitute for the complicated and ex
pensive Chain Pump, in use on board of large
ships, which when wrought by 20 or 30 hands,
delivers one torra minute ?>
0
Matthew Carey an enlightened and
industrious Bookseller, has addressed a
circular letter to Booksellers, recom
mending an annual literary Fare to
be held at New-York. The plan is
pregnant with advantages to Booksel
lers, Authors, Printers and Binders.
The following advertisement is taken from
the Aurora of the 29th ult.
<' To the Liberal Minded of all Ptofej
fons, in Philadelphia.
scarcely an article was fared from their house ;
and what adds inexprcffible poignancy te the
general sorrow, a pronnfing child of Mr. S.
Goff's of four year^rif age, being asleep in an
upper chamber, perilled in the flames—lts re
mains were found yefrrday morning amongst
the ruins.
And last evening, about half-pad 7 o'clock,
another fire broke out in a shop on Howard's
Wharf; which intirely consumed that, and
other /hops, together with a quantity of naval
stores, and tools. The (hops were improved by
Mr. John D. Howard, caulker ; Mr. Jacob Lib
bey, Shipwright ; Mr. Thomas Hichborn, boat
builder ; Mr, John Cheefman, blacksmith ;
and Mr. Rail, ship-joiner. Tne buildings were
owned by the heirs of the late Mr. Thomas
Hichborn.
Just as this paper was going tn press, ('n
o'clock, last night) a third fire broke out, in the
large workshop belonging to Messrs. Webber
and Page, shipwrights, in Oliver's Dock ; which
entirely consumed the fame. Some small build
ings were pulled down, to prevent the spread
ing of the flames.
There cannot, in our opinion, exist a doubt
of this being an incendiary attempt of fone vil
lain or villains; —and that another attempt was
deteded about the fame time, in the fame quar
ter of the town,
0
Mr. Longstreet's Steam Machine, at Augus
ta, in Georgia, for the manufactory of Cotton,
together with the building in which it was creat
ed, was lately consumed by fire.
At Germantown, Penn, on the sth inst. the
house and fliop of a Mr. Zuppernick, soap boil
er, and the house of a Mrs. Forbes, and a barn,
with 20 or 30 tons of hay, were consumed.—
Several other houses were considerably injured.
On the 12th inst, an -incendiary attempt was
made on a block of wooden buildings in Beaver
ftreet, New-York.
The lumberyard belonging to Mr. Balch,
and Teveral floret adjacent, were kt times on
fire; but the prompt supply of water to the
engines, from mill-creek, confined the confl igra
tion to the buildings in which it originated.
On both the above occasions we were hippy
in obfervipg the ready and general compliance
of tlfe citizens with th< advice and suggestions
given by thefirewards in their late adlrefi to
the public.
* A Deiftical paper publljbed by Drifcoll,
[Here follows the Conditions for erecting
the building, which an, one who is inclined to
join the Society ma, fee at this Office.—Can
any one, after reading the foregoing, for a mo
ment defbelieve what Do& Morse published in
the Appendix to his Faff Sermon refpedling the
Illluminati in this Country:]
ILLUMINATI.
The apportionment of representation late
ly fixed by Congress (1 Representative to
33,000 inhabitants) operates hardly upon
sane of the States, but particularly that of
Delaware. That State is now entitled on
ly to one Representative, and has an unpre
fated fraction ot more than 3 1,000 inhab
itants. Mr. Bayard, in the debate, Rat
ed that, compared with Virginia, Dela
ware was unrepresented, not only inpropor
tion to numbers , but to that of taxation al
so. The white population of Virginia in
relation to Delaware, be said, did not ex
c cd the proportion of 9 to 1 ; the apportion
ment of the direc? tax was as 1110 1 of the
excise and impost taxes, he did not think Vir
ginia,aid more than as 9tol ;in the mili-"
tary requififttions ,Virginia and Delaware
flood as 10 to 1 let the apportionment of
representation was, between Virginia and
Delaware, as 22 to I.
William Woods, formerly of this town, caulker,
jumped overboard from on board tbe brig Republican,
3 days after leaving port, tbe vefel going 6 knots
and blowing heavy, prevented their exertions to save
him.
THE LAS T, —-fate once !
C• PEIRCE, having fold all his right and
title to the United States' Oracle last July, has
waited ever since that period for a settlement
with the then fubferibers to said paper.—At the
time he disposed of it, he hoped there was not
a Wpaymafter enrolled on his rerpedable lift —
but alafs! after many calls and waiting thus
long ! what other conclusion can be drawn,
than that there are some, at least, lame ! 1 For
his books will teflify to a few accounts being
YET unballanced!! He is sorry to add, they
will be called upon but once more, and that call
will be through another medium! unless pre
vented by a speedy payment.
C. PEIRCE, continues the Bookfellfog busi
ness as usual, and has just received a few-of
Watts' HYMNS,
printed on a larger type and better paper than
ufual—,rfre ,5 cents. Portfmeutb, Jan. 23.
Let the sober reflecting Farmets of
New-Hamplliire and Maine, read the
article from the Aurora under the head
of Illuminati in this day's Paper.
—The Editor (Duane) is an Irish
man, and has rendered himfelf con
fpic ucus—by his infamous falfhoods
and flartders against the late Federal
Adminift ration. Yet this scoundrel,
who is erecting a Temple of Deism,
is now enjoying the fruits of Mr.
Jefferfon's favor in an office that is
said to be worth 10,000 dollars an
nually.—While General Miller one of
our best revolutionary characters, is
turned out of an office that support
ed his wife and children, and which
was bellowed upon him by the great
WASHINGTON as a reward for
his services.
Medical & Phiiofophicai
Commentaries—by a society in
Edinburgh—a new edition (Phila.) 9 vs.
odavo, 23 dollars; Latta's Surgery, 3 vs.
o^avo 7 dolls. Rymer on Indigrftion,
Kelfon on Colds, Cruckshank on Perfpi
rition, and Herons Chemistry, bound
together 1 vol. octavo, 2 dis. 50 cts.
Lynd on hot climates, fecopd bandoaavo
9/ Briffons Chemistry 1 vol. 8 mo. ißf
New Difpenfatory 1 vol. octavo 18/: —
Munro's Syftcm of Anatomy 3 vols.o&a
vo 42/ — Murray's Chemistry 2 vols.
06^7025/6 —HamiltonlMidwifery with
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Surgery, 4 vols. o&avo 9 dols. Cullen's
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2 dols. Edinburgh Practice of Phytic,
1 large o&avo vol. 4 dols.
"Ibis work bas already ran through three Edi
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Southern States, where tbe work of grace, is now
advancing tbe convertion of tboufands daily to tbe
Holy Faitb.—lbe above work contains 327 pages,
price I dollar.
Is now received at the Portsmouth Bookftore>
the progress of the Pilgrim GOOD INTENT,
in Jacobin times—a work of real merit, and
well calculated to answer the best purpofca.
T. PEIRCE'S Marine Lift.
Arrivals and Departures since Jan. 9.
IT failed brig Union, Treadwell, Jamaica.
15 arrived Jb ip Nancy, Moore, Madeira.
18 do febooner Fanny, Smith, Montserrat.
22 failed brig Rifog Sun, Noble, 1V est Indies.
do. brig Hitty, Parrot, do.
do.f>ip Magnet, Kennard, Grenada.
The febooner Franklin of this port, was [poke
Dec. 6, infJe tbe Bekefco.
#tos.fcfo%M:<««4«<«4rftt«4
MARRIED] —Ac Barrington, by the Rev.
Mr. Batch —Mr. John Davis; to the amiable
Miss Betsey Howard, Mr. Garland
Smitti, jr. to Miss Elizabeth Hubbard.
The heart rriuft be trebly cased in
Heel, that can read without strong emo
tions of pity and resentment, those
beautiful and pathetic lines on the mif
fortunes of S.ivAGE in this day's Ora
cle.
DIED] —In this town, a Child of Capt. Tbo
mas Stevens.
g, No{u in tbe Oracle Press, and will he publiJbed
on Thursday next.
The Saints' Everlasting Rest,
By tbe Rev. and Pious Mr. Baxter, author of
a Call to tbe unconverted to return and Live—and a
number of other excellent Books of devotion.
W.Treadwell& Co.
lit the Portsmouth Book fore, oppoJite the
East end ofthe Court-House, PwtJmouth.
MEDICAL.
IWMHiII W lMW»'S|>Hf-' —»■»■»>»»»« !«««»' "**
TO RTS MO UTJT,
SATURDAY JANUARY, 23, 1802.
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NOTICE is hereby given to
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The above are of a very late
DIVINITY.
AUCTION,
On FRIDA Y next, 2.9th infl.
On the premises,
A Valuable Lot of LAND,
with a DWELLING HOUSE
thereon in good repair, jn Liberty-square,
so called, now occupied by Mr. David
Loud. The Land is 54 fe& on the street,
carrying that width 56 back, atfo, a wa
ter priviledge opposite, of the fame width
and running to the channel -d he terms
of payment to be made known at the
place of file.— Sale at 12 o'clock.
ALEXANDER EWEN;
Auaiozeer.
ALSO at the fame time & Place,
A House and Land,
adjoining Mr. Thomas Waldron, lately
owned by Capt. Wm. Blunt,on Moody's
Lane—with a water priviledge—known
by the name of Waldron's Point;a beau
tiful situation fora Wood-Wharf, Con
ditions made known ?t the time of sale.
4 # EWEN, fluaionear.
Panfmouth, fan. 23, 1801.
In all its branches.
And is determined that all work which
may be put into his hands fhs|lbe exe
cuted in as neat a manner as it can be
done in Portsmouth or elsewhere, any
thing to the contrary notwithstanding,
He is humbly thankful for past favors, and
hope; so t a continuance of the fame.
Portsmouth, Jan. 23 1802.
Just arrived and for sale
An excellent assortment of
Fresh English & Scotch
CONSISTING OF
FEARNOUGHTS; Baizes,/
Flannels, Hats, Threads,?
cotton and norlied Hose, Calli
coes, Shawls, Handkerchiefs and
Bed Ticks of the firft qualities,
which will be fold for Cafli, at very low
prices, or approved notes at 60 days—-
He remains but a lew days here, so those
who willies a bargain, will please to come
forward immediately,
Portsmouth, January 22, 1802.
Sign of the Cabbage and Shears,
RESpr&fully informs his friends and
Customers that he has removed to
the Ihop lately occupied by Mr. John
Burnham, where he carries on ;he
J. P. WHYTE,
At the Store of Mr. Abraham Isaac,
FOR SALE, 600 Weight
Best Spinning WOOL.
Apply to
ABBOT & SUTTON,
North end, al Leigh and Bowles' Yard.
Poilfmouth, Jan. 23, 1802.
Robert M'Cleary & Co.
Refpedfully present their thanks,
to their numerous customers, &the pub,
lie in general, for the liberal encour
agement they have received, and
inform them that they have just
received and now open for
file, wholesale and retail,
a handsome assert.
ment of
SHQE S,
Which they will dilpole of, on
reasonable terms—viz.
Ladies' kid, morocco, lamb, and
leather Shoes and Slippers ; gentlemen's
morocco and leather Shoes and Pumps ;
children's morocco, lamb, and leather
Shoes and Slippers. ALSO
Ladies cork lole SLIPPERS.
Boots and Boot-Legs.
A Variety of
trunks.
N. B. Those who wish to pure hafe for
exportation, or for country sale, will be
generously dealt with.
PtfifmralL 7^ & —
In Market flreet, Portsmouth,
18 Packages of Merchandize,
CONSISTING OF
C Uperfine, fine and low priced
D Broad Cloths, Coating, Duffels, Rose
Blankets, Swandowns, Velvets, Cassi.
meres, Plains, Linens, Britannas, Rib.
bins, Flannell, Baizes, Hatts, &c.
The above articles will be fold for Cajk only.
N. B. He has at Private sale a
few cheftsß)hea & Hy'° n 'f£
Portsmouth, fan. 23, 1802
Evil be to him who evil thinks;
James L. Giles,
THIS DAY.
TO BEHOLD
At AUCTION,
AT SHE OFFICE OF
Alexander Ewen,
Tailor's Business,
GOODS,
TO BE SOLD AT