The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1805-06-04 00:00:00, page 3

___ Portsmoutd,
. Tusspar Funs 4,180 s.
B
¢~ To-morrow the Legiﬂature of
this State convenes at Concord. 0
Nothing is more friking than tha
degraded state of the British nation,
and the contemptible arts which thote
there called the representatives of the
people have of their constituents, that
the grant of 5,000,000 pounds ster
ling, exclusive of 250,000 pounds
more which the minifier always brings
forward at every feflion, the whole
comprising a sum of 25,000,000 of
dollars, or nearly two and a half
year’s revenue of the United States,
for what is called secret service money-—
the plain case is that what are called
the representatives of the British na
tion have granted that sum because
they know a ¢ suitable fhare’” of it
will be distributed amongst themselves!
They grant it to the government, that
government may have fufficiznt to pay
all her Jpier and harpies, who fatten on
the people, some have money, others
places, that it may be able to purchase
the wvozes of both houses, and complete
the despotism of the monarchy.
The other part goes to purchase and
bribe influential charaers in other
governments ; to {tir up miftrult and
jealousy in any nation that is in the
least happy, and whose prosperity may
interfere with her policy—to pay their
Drakes, their Taylors, and Smiths, and
their hired bands of aflaffins, and final
1y to spread confufion over the whole
world—to influence the people and
the prefles in other countries, and pay
their hired scribblers. A
~ On running over our A, B, C, and
{canning the alphabet, we fancy we
imagine we can trace the initials of
some who will finack their lips, and rub
their hands, at hearing of this liberal
grant of the Britith parliament. We
have Rill our Fenno’s and Cobbett’s
—and should American prolperity
annoy the ministers as it has excited
the bile of lord Shefficld—and any a
gent here should be entrusted by his
employers with a decent share of this
25,000,000 dollars-—we may soon
find out who are the favourites of the
British, who are looked upon as thé
belt “surkmen, by the quantum of ahufe
of de¥ weracy and Jefferfon, we may
easily guess to whom are dealt out
centsy dollars or eagles—here then is a
golden prize in view for anti-democrat
1c papers, and here is their pay for d
bufing the government, we expect to
fee them all candidates for it—in
Charlefion and Boflon, it will, we_ex
pe&, be particularly gratifying—New
York has not latterly been so a&ive
for the prize—and in Philadelphia
there is 2 {ad falling off —the pilgrims,
at their next feaft of shells, may toift
the Britith nfinifter, and revile the re
publitan institutions of their native
country, and even the good wine of
-the St. George’s society would not rel
ilh the worse—they certainly could
not be so ungrateful as to forget the
provider of their fealt.
«t Here Brip, my children, here at once leap
6t 111. ;
¢t Here prove who best can dash thro’ thick
' s and thio, '
¢ And wh» the most in love of dirt excel, .
¢ Or dark dexterity, of lying well, -
«« Who flings most fil-h, and wide pollutes
44 the stream,
e i s~ B e his the prize.
“ Eag[es to him, who dives the befi, ;
¢ Dollars and cents shall glad the rest ”
i i x [Aur’or‘a;
Mr. Harri® Sournal of bis Tour thro’
the Territory North-Wefl of the Obio.
We annonnce the publication of this
valuable and entertaining work, with
unmixed fatisfaction. The JOURN
AL is diftinguithed by a firain of pleas
ing narrative, enriched by sentiment
and enlivened by piturefque delinea
tions of ¢ the sublime and beautiful in
creation.”> The GeoGraPHICAL part
is 4 plain, but fatisfadtory account of
a region never before accurately de
{cribed—but even this is relieved with
occasional excursions, which thew that
Genius canuot be circumicribed with
a Gunter’s chain. 'The author’s ac
count of the Antiquities of the Statz of
Ohio discovers great ingenuity and
l=airing, and must be highly interell
ing to every one who has the least cu.
riofity to know avhence America was
Jetrled, and what bands reared those lofty
avirks avhich rife in solitary grandeur in
Ihe Weflern awilds. - ;
RS v
EXTRAORDINARY BULL.
We ebferve in a late Baltimore Pa
pery an Ap7ERTISEMENT addre(fed “ 1o
the Corriovus, and those who have made
Nature ~and its works their study,”.
announcing for a fight the LARGEST
BULL, perbaps ever exhibited in the
avorld.—He tmeafures from the nose to the
tail 18 feet ; isr 18 1-2 hands high and
13 1-2 feet in circumference, and cvery
other way in proportion, and weighs at
leafd three.thoufand pounds | ! The Buri
awas rm_'fed‘ &;‘lﬂ'ﬁ‘ Apam Baan, nedr
Yarktowny Pennsylvania, and ir drove
round the country for ihe infpeltion of the
curiowrsc oo - Worcefler papn
! R 2 Bl &5 - 5
Further accounts respelling the Yupiter’s
Long Boat.
We learn, that {kipper William Powers,
of Masbichead, thice days after thew Jupiter
foundered, fell in with her long-boat, hav
ing 39 {ouls on board, viz. the 2d mate, 11
seamen, 1 cabin paflenger, 25 flecrage paf
{engers, and an infant of 6 monihs old. It
blowing frefh, and a heavy sea, skipper Wm.
Powers fiading it impeffible for the boat to
board his schooner, flung himfelf with a
rope over the lee quarter, and in that situa
tion, {eizing hold ot each person separately,
took them all on boaid : In this ‘'magani
tnous aod fuccelsful endeavor, skipper Wi,
P. was very considerably thafed and bruised.
Soon after this, he fell in with Ikipper Dex.
nis, of Marblehead, who took half the ur.
fortunate on board, and who has not yet ar
rived—lo of the remainder were put on
board skipper John Powers, then on a fifli
ing voyage, who gave them full allowance,
while his own crew cheerfully submitted to
be allowanced, and even without hioting
their abftinesce to the persons they were re
lieving :—ln this situation they remained
three weeks ; when he fell in with ikipper
Alexander Green, bound home, who took
them on board, paid them every humane at
tention, and who arrived with them at Mar
blehead, on Friday last. On their arrival
the inhabitants of Marblehead generously
{fupplied them with clothing, money, &ec. ;
and the citizens of Salem have bandfomely
subscribed money and clothing for their re
lief—The provisions on board the long-boat
when she left the ship confifled of g haims of
bacon, a small bag of bread ; 11 gallon of
{pirits, which was daily served round in a
small foufl box ; they had no water except
what they obtained from the ice.
essee MARRIED.....
In this town, Mr. ANDREW DUNLAF
of Boflon,to Miss ELlzas et H,Wa Lsit
of the former place. 4
T RA R 1 .A, TSO TS SR S )
‘ooo;DIEDoooo;' :
At Rye M. Easter Brown, aged
33 years ; wife of Mr. Simon B.—a truly
virtupus charafter ; much lamented by thole
who had the plealure of her acquaintance.
Iu this town, Mr; Sam’t MosEs, aged
about 43 years.
R Y TR o R SRT I S R s
Port{mouth, THEATRE.
. K KKK KK
On Wednesday Evening, Fune g,
Will be presented, a favoriie Comedy called,
The Dramatist ; or
STOP HIM WHO CAN;
Vapid, - . Mr. Bernard,
Lord Stratch, » Mr. Kenny,
Neville, - - Mr. Wilson,
Ennui, . . Mr. Powell,
Peter, - i M. Morgin,
Wi iiloughby, . - M-, Baics,
Floriville, . - Mr. Jones,
SmOute, sl e Mus, Dickenfon,
Lady Waitfort, - Mrs. Baker,
Leuy, - . Miss Bates, ¢
Mariznnt, - Mrs. Jones.
The Original Epilogde, by Mr, Bernard,
To which wiil be added for the firft time
thts season, the Dramatic Romance, called;
BLUE BEARD.
Abomelique, - Mr. Keoney,
lbsahim, - Mr. Barnes,
Selim, = e w'= Mr, Jones.
Shacabac, - - My, Wilton.
H2{lan, - - Mr. Morgan.
Fatima, - - Mrs. Jones.
Iceney - s - Mrs. Dickenfon,
Beda, - - Miis Bates, -
: inthe cour/fe of the Romance.
The Procefiion of Abomelique
- and wuain to demand Fatima
in Marriage. .
Gl iN ACT 24, .
The Enchanted Department,
In which Dcvices of Love Changes to Ob
jets of Horror and Exhibits the Cave of
Death with the Punifbment of Curiclity,
by Supernatural forms of Ghofls, Skeletons,
Speflres, &e. &e. 2
* & The doors to be dpened at half past
6, and the performance ta commence pree
cifely at balf past 7 o’clock. |
Boxes 4f/6—Gallery 3f. Tickets to be
had at theTheatre and Treadwell’s Book flore,
The Portfmoutlr BATH
Is now opened every day in the week.
- Grand Lodge.
THE ancient fraternity of Zree and
Accepted MASONS, are informed
that the Festival of St. Joun the Bap-
Litt, will be celebrated in ample form,
at Portsmouth, Tuesday 2ssth instant.
The Grasp Lopoce will aflemble
at their Hall, 10 o’clock, A. M. All
Brethren of the craft, are desired to
give attendance and join in the pro
ceflion, which will move to St. Joun’s
CuurcH; where an Oration will be
delivered. BY ORDER, i
L. SPALDING, Grand Sec’y.
o Portsmouth, june 4, 5805.
. State of New-Hamp/bire.
N-QTICE is hereby given to the
non-relident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of MID
DLETON, who have not paid their
State & county and highway taxes for
the year 1804—That unless they pay
the fame to me the subscriber, so much
of their land as will pay the fame with
incidental charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue, on Monday the sth of
August next, at 10 of the clock in the
forenoon at the dwelling-house o«
Daniel Wingate, Esq. innholder in
said Middleton., - T ;
Fo DR B
A et 3 .¥ a 2
% : 2 A e il -Co
¥laac Hanson, 44 100 to .50
Danie! Hanlon, 50 5 15 4§
%ohn Bickford, 55 100 gO, fOO
ho’s Watliogford,Efq. 43 30 re 0
Jonathan Merrow, - 45 jo 10 go
6 EQRG&Ie_!ERIiSs Colicßlor.
Mddleton, May 2g, 1805,
. VBr;mdy-; Wines ; ﬁnglc and
double refined Philadelphia Loaf Su
. gar; hyfon, young hyfon, fouchong
- and bohea TEAS, &c. &c. Fune 4.
. Pearse & Walker,
| No. 8, on the Peir,
so HAVE FOR SALE
F RENCH and Spanish Bran
' dy, W. I. and Country Rum,
old Sable Iron, Spike and Nail Rods,
' Tar, Pitch & Turpentine very cheap,
- Cod and Pollock Fish, Tea, Raisins,
Rice, Loaf Svgar, &c. &c.
‘ Juftreccived and for [ale by
' Ebenezer Chadwick,
! At bis flore adjoining the Bell Tavern,
| » Congress fireet, e
| 'WEST India Cotton per bale ¢
| Brandy and Gin per. pipe :
Molasses per Hhd. casks Fig Tobacco
of an e xcellent quality : do. Raisins :
Bbls. brown Sugar : Loaf and Lump
- ditto per cwt : Bohea Tea : Num. 1
and 2 Chocolate :. Starch : Cassia :
Legwood: Redwood: Indigo : Brim
stone : Sulphur, &c. &c.
- Together with a general aflorment of
| GROCERIES.
i as usual. : Fune 4, 18085,
| FOR SALE, &
- About Sixty Hhds. of retailing
. Trimdad MOLASSES,
- and a few Hhds. SUGAR,—
’ Apply at Mr. Reuben Shapley’s Store on
| the wharf, or to cither of the subscribers.
| , "JOHN MOORE,
- AMOS FERNALD.
: Portsmouth, 4th June, 1.8555; : :
Qo e R
Stephen Har /;
A LARGE assortment of
L\ gold & gilt PINS & BROACH
£s: GOL%} RINGS:—KNOBS
and‘ Hoops: ; g . : . . B
. Together with a variety of
- FANCY G.O_ODfS,- o
- By dozen or single, cheap for caih.
-, Alfa,=Fifty doz. of KNIVES and
. FORKS, which will be fold at.the cost:
O Pertfath, une 4, 1805
Havd-Ware GOODS.
.6 J. GODDARD,
Have rcceived by the late arrivals from
England, a very large addition ot their
© o . former assortment of
HARD-WARE GOODS,
wibich aré open and ready for sale at the
lowzfl Bojton pricesy by Wholesale and
Retail, for cafbor approved credit, viz—
A very complete aflortment of
> NIVES and Forks ; Penknives ;
: K Jacknives ; Razors, Scissors and
Shears ; Joirers Tbols of almost every
kind ; faddlers, coopers, turnersand
thoe-makers Tools ; curriers K nives ;
Sickles ; a great varicty of calt steel &
common Files & Rasps ; brass & iron
Locks of all kinds ; Hinges, Latches,
Bolts, &c. WOOCI Screws ; a very hand
some assortment of furniture Brafles; pa
tent and common brass Cocks ; gun
Locks and mounting ; brass and iron
Wire of all {izes; brass Kettles ; bell
metal Skillets ; brass wath Bafons and
‘warming Pans copperand sheet iron
tea Kettles ; brals and iron chafing
Dithes ; Shovels & Tongs ; a great va
riely of Japaned Tea Trays, Waiters,
bread and fruit Baskets, Cadees, de
canter Stands, drefling Cases, knife &
{nuffer T'rays, Canisters, &e. brass and
japaned patent Lamps ; commoén iron;
japaned, brass & plated Candleflicks ;
Snuffers ; planifhed tin coffee Pots and
dith Covers ; block tin & brittania tea
Pots; Cruets with common and plated
Stands ; gilt and mahogany frame
Looking-Glafles ; spy Glafles; fur.
veyors Compailes ; mathematical In
struments ; clock Faces, Glafles and
other trimmings for Clocks; lithhooks
of all sizes ; fuperfine & common {ew
ing Needles ; @ handsome ajfortment of
Whips ; brass and other ink Cases ;
timtiélaﬂ'es; Spectacles 3 Bruflies of
varioWs kinds; wire & (teel rat Traps ;
Steelyards to weigh from 30 to 4501b5.
large and small scale Beams; brass
Scales & Weights ; toalting and grid.
Irons; coffee Mills ; London & Bristol
Pewter j tea and table Spoons ; frying
Pans ; fad Irons 3 Anvils and Viees ;
cart and chaise wheel Boxes ; Shovels
& Spades ; patent Shot ; sheet Lead ;
tin Plates sheet Iron, and many
other articles.—TFey have also for sale,
Bartletts much approved SCYTHES.
NAILS and BRADS of all sizes cut
and wrought. 20 &s
Window Glass ; Paints; Lin:
feed and Porpoise OIL ; paint Brush
es; Dutch hearth & floor BRUSHES;
Slates ; heart and club and Halback’s
belt German and best hoop L blifterd
STEEL ; belt German & American
MILLSAWS ; screw Augers. |
Sutton Hoes; cast iron Ware;
rotten Stone, pomice do. Emery ; sand
Paper and nurse fth-tkins. .47 afort
ment of TRUNKS ; skirting; harness
and bridle LEATHER ; Hog-skins
white Sheep-skins; morocco Pocket-
Books. 4 e ;
e U 8 Atention! -
THOSE young men who wilh to.
be taught the Manual Exercise under
the tuition of Mr. Bailey, are requested
to give their attendance onWednefday
evening nexv.t, at Jefferfon Hall (with
out fire arms) precisely at half past
fevento'clock. ©0 . Fune 4.
e— e — o ————————
Drugs and Medicines.
JOSIAH DWIGHT,
AT bis fhsp, has reccived a large and
: general aflortment of
DRUGS & MEDICINES, PA.
TENT MEDICINES, &c.—
Likewise—Grain Scales and Weights,
Phials, Vial Corks, Gally Pots, Ivors
Injection Pipes, Ivory Syringes, Pew
ter Syringes. both large and {mall,
Teeth and Tleth Brufthes, Nipple
Shells, Breal Pipes, Marble Mortars,
Crown, common and gum Lancets;
Lancet pointed Trocars, Spring keyed
Tooth Instruments, Cases of Surgeon’s
Instruments different prices, Elastic
gum Catheters, Bougies, and others
which are not mentioned. Fure ;.
- RYE and CORN.
Yoo bufkels of Rve and Corx;j
FOR SALE BY
DANIEL WEEKS. June 4.
A Yew Hhds. good flavor’d RUM
far /:"’lt.‘ by ;
8. LITTLE:
Market-fireet: Fune 4.
- Fullers Earth.
But not confining its use to manu
facturers, it may be oblerved, that
SEAMEN will find it highly benefi
cial, as in cleansing their cloathes, salt
water may be adopted in the room of
freth.—lt likewise may be very ser
viceable to private families, as Baizes,
Flannels and Woolen lose wafh’d
with it, will prevent them from shrink
ing, and in cleansing many kinds of
household furniture, its use is far pre
ferable to soap, Rotten Stone, or Whit.
ing—as it leaves no tarnish behind.
As the proprietors of the Wash
ington Mines reprobate every kind of
misrepresentation respecting the prop
erties of the Fullers Earth, 10 they are
firmly persuaded, that many after
having used it, will join with them,
in recommending its great utility.
N. B. The Fullers Earth
wholesale and retail may be had at
the Rores of Messrs. Wm, JONES and
JOSEPH GAVET, spring hill.
" Portsmouth, Fune 4, 1805. . - .
S TRAYED from the¢ sub
) f{criber in Brentwood, the zoth
May last, a black HORSE, abont fours
teen hands high and thin of fleth—<~—
Axso, a oné year old COLT, who
srots all, dark iron gray color—Any
-person that will return said Horses to
-the - fubfgriber, ot - give i;:foxfmation’
- where they may be had, shall be hand.
-fomely rewarded "by Bartsolomew:
ThinG, Brentaiood, Faung 1,38¢5,
THE Proprietors of the
- WasHingTan MinEs, in New
iield, state of Maflachufetts, have the
pleasure of presenting to t%e public
the genuine FULLERS EARTH.
As many advantages may a
rise to different kinds of Manufa&ur
ersy such as (‘ﬂpthiers, {ilk Dyers, and
Hatters, by-uling it.—The proprietors
flatter themselves that they shall meet
with suitable encouragement and pa
tronage from their fellow citizens, —
The utility of the Furirers EarTH is
eltimated so high in England, that a
heavy penalty is annexed to its Ex
portation. It exceeds all kinds of
soap, in cleansing of Woolens, Silks,
and Cottons, will extra@® any kind of
Grease, and leave the colour clearer
and more transparent. :
_ln order that it may be done
effetually, let the FurLrLers Eartn
be moderately dried, in an oven, or
over a small fire. Then mix’d with
warm watet, made into a thin palte,
put on and dried bn the {pots. and
then a brush may be used to cleanse
it. The wsreafe will be extracted and
the colours left perfe&.
Hatters may derive great ad
vantages in the use of the FKullers
Earth, as it will cleanse more effeétu
ally, than Soap, and less labor requir
ed.——Many experiments having been
made to proveit.
. As the proprietors are {enfi
bly imprefled with the very great im
portance of the FULLERS EARTH
—elpecialiy to Clothiers, they there
fore take the liberty of recommending
the following manner of uling it.
Take three pounds of dried FUL
LERS EARTH, to a bucket of wa
ter, let it diflolve, wet the cloth in tlie
usual way for scouring ; let the cloth
go into the Fulling stock one hour,
put on your f{couring water, and let
it go, till the water comes clear from
the cloth.” The cloth will then be
clean, and foft-&-and'half! the quantity
of soap for Fulling is neceflary. The
Cloth will cover better on the Warp,
and will be twenty per cent easier to
finifh and color.
o e KCRIANSE o o
To be fold at public Auction { ju¢
the benefit of the Undertisriters,)
On THURSDAY rext at 11 o'clock,
A. M. at the store of
. J. & J.GODDARD.
Twenty. ong boxes damaged
< I PEATES,
, Portfinouth, 4th Fune, 1805.
An excellent opportunity for Mer=
chants,Mariners & Mechanics.
. TO LE SOLD,
. - Ar Pusric Vinbpug, ,
On SATURDAY nexty, at Mr. Chad
: o awick®s Inny
A BOUT 20 HOUSE Lo,
: near the house lately built by
Edward Cutts, Lfq. and within 2
%L,}l]arter of a_mile of Boyd’s bridge.
ofe Loots are plealantly fituatedion
the New Road leading to Pif’é‘atagda
Bridge, commanding an exteniive
profpe& of the Harbour, Sea and ad
jacent c¢ountry—-Terms of payment
will be eafly, and made known at th®
place of sale. .
The lots riay be viewed at any tittie
previous by, calling on the subscriber.
CAZNEAU BAYLEY, Audioneer.
Port/mouth, Fune 4, 1805.
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PART‘pfa DWELLING HOUSE
for a small family in Pitt-street ;
one lower room with the privilege of
one half‘the kitchen ; two chambers,
(three if required ) with'a good cellar
under the famg, and the conveniency
of the Acquedu&. IFor further par
ticulars inquire of the Printers or Fuun
TARENPON " i, e 810
A Maid wanted Immediately.
WANTED a woman to do the
common work in a small fam
ily in an adjacent town to this. One
Wgll,rec_om‘mehded, shall receive her
pay every '_weel»:, if she reqnells it.—
Inquire of the Printers. \
THIS })AY PUBLISHED,
And for [gle by F. WHITELOCK, next
door to the Goldeg Key, Congrefi
[Mrect, a pamphlet entitled, :
< T ECLERGYMAN’s MIE\T—
&L /| IATURE; or the Hypoenit
“ical conduét of an Episcopalian Priest.”
- —For the amusement of the tea Ta
ble.—p—Price 6 cents. Fune 3.
Loud and heavy calls from Prin
o~ Rers, Innkeepersy &c. e, *
- A/LL persons indebted to the sub
-4 A scriber for Newspapers for more
«than three months are refpectfully in
fgtmed that paymént mult be made
" gh or before the firflk day-of July next,
- gr—or—or—they ‘will be left with
“f—: in short all debts must be paid.
[ “Ww. THAYER. Jume s