The Republican ledger — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-05-12 00:00:00, page 3

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! Counterfeit Notes again !
Thomas Bradley and one Brant of N.York, and
% ?'° °°,' e °' Baltimore have been detected at
^aflau, (N. P.) in passing counterfeit notes of the
°° , Baak, to a very large amount. They had
palled off about 10,006 dollars before they were
^etefted,and about 60,000 dollars more were
round in their possession when taken.
The difeovery was made by the house of Forbes
and Co. who had taken one of these bills.
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Defenceless Neutrality.---Or, Mere Britifo
? Amity.
The ship Alligator, Capt. Turner from the
river Plate, tor Boston, belonging to a good fed
eralifl, of this town, was captured by an English
frigate, by virtue' of the British Treaty, almost
within tight of the light house in this harbor, and
fy tee hear is carried into Halifax, for adjudication !
- [Bofl.Tel.
Recent from Spain.
I A paflenger on board the schooner Catharine,
arrived here on Friday, in 38 days from Corunna,
Gys :—That before leaving that place he had
I read in a Madrid Gazette an account of the tak
ing of Port Mahon, in the Inland of Minorca, by a
1 division of Spanish and French (hips of the line ;
1{ probably Gantheanme's. He further fays, that
I sl there were at the said Port of Corunna fix ships of
ithe line, three of which 3 deckers, and two fri
gates, ready for sea, and that a French Admiral
had arrived there to take the command of them :
that the French army defined against Portugal,
routining of 35,000 men were then at Pamplune,
on their march against that kingdom ; and that a
Spanifli army to be commanded by the Prince of
Peace, was taft collecting in Gallicia, to co-oper
ate with the French.<
By the cenfusof New-York lately taken, it ap
Dears that, that city contains 60,483 inhabitants.
Philadelphia contains 58,752. Consequently N.
Jk is the most populous city in the United
es.
mmodore Truxton, it is said, has retired from
naval service for tiro present,
The vice President has visited the Eflex frigate,
at New-York, and received a salute of sixteen
/ guns.
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There is a report in the foreign papers, that
( hhe Duke of Parma, who has got Tufcanv by the
treaty of Luneville, will take the title of King of
Etruria.
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The President of the U. S. is now at the feat of
government.
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Exports of flour from the port of Baltimore, during
thefirft quarter of the present year.
Bbls, half &
To Europe and the Weft Indies, 63.371 3,210
To different parts of the U. S. 21,380 .
Total, 83,751 3,210
^fp imew
Arrived hero ship Fanny, Capt. Walker, in 52
days from the Ifle-of-May, left there the following
•poleis, viz.
Ship Beckey, E. Peirce, to fail for Baltimore, in
15 days.
Two Friends, Wm. Hathaway, to fail for Phila
delphia, in todays.
Atlantic, Capt. Sowl, for New-York, to fail in 4
or 5 days. r . r
Brig Peter, Capt. Le Bretun, to fail for Newbu
(import, in 10 days..
Brig William of Philadelphia, Capt. Luthwick,
I frafl arrivedfrom Amsterdam.
Sch. Liberty, Capt. Morril, of New-York.
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May 2, arrived brig Minerva, Moulton, Dema
[ vara—failed sch. Amity, Rugg, Philadelphia —4,
■ arrived ship Hantenia, Moulton, New-York— 5, ar
■ rived brig Rebecca, M'Clintock, Tobago—brig U
■ nion, Blunt, Mavtinico —B, ship Fanny, Walker,
Ifle-of May —10, brig Polly, Manson, Demerara—
■ Brig Olive, Stoodly, Cadiz.
IteCTWWW^toW^M
MARRIED] —ln this town, Mr. John Gains, to
& Miss Betsey Gregory. < ",
clfaHfeiQtyfalgffirifofeiiotab^
DIED] —At North-Hampton, on the sth inst.
E Mrs. HANNAH LOVERING, aged 38, late, con
■ fort of Mr. Thomas Lovering.
In this inftuuce of mortality, an affectionate
I hofband has loft an endearing wife, an amiable
■ daughter and only child a tender mother ;an ex
teulive circle of acquaintance a pleafapt compan-
; &n ; the poor a compaffionare friend ; and the
E levers of religion an exemplary filler.
1 Altho'a wafti ng confumptionmade diftreffiog
(/ages through all her frame, no murmur, at any
■ foe, dropped from her lips—-Awakened to a fight
■ ^ %her date as a (inner, convinced of the evil and
■ pger of fin, and cut off from all bopesin herfelf,
■fled to the attuning blood of the Redeemer.+-
(pared for death by a work of grace wrought
her heart, the met the lift enemy with a (mile
complacency on her countenance, and the high
■ ifes of the immaculate Jefiis on her tongue.
[n the doling feene of her life, with her fefifes
awake, lier speech articulate and her reason
tI hr, (he gave a public testimony to the realities
/ the chrillian religion. Triumphing in the
I I fee of Ghrill, (he bid adieu to the world, with-
II f' a druggie or- a groan, literally fell aficep.
it J Pevely tending o'er the hallow'd g/ave,
'th See Meekness, Patience, Piety divine,
, ; Softening the mfible as they silent shed,
; Jo her dear memory, the grateful tear.
4 J. BURNHAM,"
* fpeafully informs bis friends and the public
%:that be has engaged
, Three Jourheymen Taylors,
'"tfwo from France and one from Hamburg,) to
work for him, at his fop on Spring Hill,
WHERE HE CARRIES ON THE
, , Tayloring Business,
1 In all its branches,—thofe gentlemen who will
please to honor him with their custom, may de
pend on having their work executed in the nicelt
’manner, and on thelhorteft notice,
pCTtfmouth, May is, &s.
PUBLIC VENDUE.
TO BE SOLD,
THIS DAY,
at Eleven of the clock, A. M. at the
Town Clerk's Office.
That Trad of Land lying on
the north lide of the road leading over Great
Swamp (so call'd) from Portsmouth to
Greenland, containing 187 acres, to be fold
in lots of ten acres each, from No. 1, to 18,
to suit the conveniency of those who may
want a small lot, as on a plan, which may
be seen by applying to the fubferiber, own
er of said Tra& ; a road of two rods wide
from north to fouth, is opened for the con
veriiency of the purchafers,—it consists of
between ,thirty and forty acres of arable,
with good pasturing, abounding with an
innumerable growth of white oaks, beach
trees, maple trees, pines, &c. in abundance,
not a tingle tree has been cut down for 19
years past, unless to repair fences, whicn
are few.
Any person or persons desiring to view
the premises, by applying to Mr. Tobias
Lear, who lives on Mr. Warner's farm,
adjoining said land,will shew them the pro
perty land give any information relating to
the premises they may require, the condi
tions of sale will be made known at time
and place of sale.
George Wentworth.
NEWCASTLE BRIDGE.
The Proprietors of Newcas
tle Bidge, are hereby notified, that a further
Assessment of Fifteen Dollars, on each share,
is aflefled and ordered to be paid into the
Treasury, on or before the firft day of June
next —Said Proprietors, are therefore re
auefted to pay in the fame accordingly—Al
lo, those who are delinquent on the former
aflefiment are requested to make immediate
payment, as the money is wanted to pay
the laborers and others, who are or have
been employed on the work.
, HENRY PRESCOTT, Trefor.
Newcafle, May 11, zßoi.
The Proprietors of Newcastle
Bridge are reminded that the annual meet
ing of said Proprietary is to be on the firft
Monday in June next, on which day, they
are hereby notified to meet at the house of
Mrs. Elizabeth Trefethen, near said Bridge,
at two o'clock id the afternoon—To choose
officers for the year ensuing, and to tranf
a& what other business may be judged ne
coffarvr^
HENRY PRESCOTT, ProfAs Clerk.
Newcajlle, May 11, 1801.
Stephen Delande,
Confectioner & Fruit Preserver,
Keeps conftamly for Sale,
At his shop eafl of the New Market,
Confection. I sweetmeats.
Peppermint, § Preferred Quinces,
Conk Lozenges, 2 Preferred Tadiarind §,
Lozenges, $ Quince JeHy, ——~ —
Sugar Plumbs,. : Preserved Ginger,
Sugar Almonds, I Gouyave Jelly,
Burnt Almonds, | Preserved Lemons,
Ahnifeecf Sugar Plumbs | Preserved Citron,
Carraway feed Sugar § Preserved Limes,
Plumbs, 2 Syrup of Lemons,
Lemon Sugar Plumts, I Syrup of Vinegar,
Cinnamon fiig&r plumbs § Syrup of Almonds,
Loaf Sugar Cabdy, I Oil of peppermint,
Barley Sugar Candy, | Efleuce of Peppermint,
Spanish Sugar Candy, | Eflence of Lemons,
Conserve of loaf sugar, § Shell'd & tin(hell'd Al
- Cake, £ mond&, Radins,
Sugar Cake, | Hair Powder,
Annifeed Cake, Hard & foft Pomatum,
Almond Cake, I prepared with vari-
Cinnamon, §ous eflfences.
Agreat variety of-
Loaf Sugar Toys, such as Beasts,
Birds, Fiffies, Bufkets, &c. &c. &c.
—ALSO—
. A few bbls, excellent Philadelphia
/APPLES.
Portsmouth, May 11, 1801.
1 Alexander Lyel,
TAYLOR,
Refpcafully informs his customers
and the public, that h^ has removed to (hop
No. 3, Danielrftreet, 2 doors weft of the
Oracle Printing Office,
Where he carries on the
TAYLORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches in the belt manner, and
the smallest favor acknowledged with grati
tude.
N. B. Tho' said Lyel does not keep cloths
he can furnish his customers with suits of
every description at the usual credit.
Portsmouth, May 11, i%oi.\
Information is hereby diffufed
to all lovers of that elegant accomplishment,
Dancing, that Mr. Maurice's academy
for that purpose is now open at Jefferfon
Hall, on Monday and Thursday Evenings
for the large, and Thursday and Saturday
Afternoons for the small clafi.
.a
THIS DAY,
WILL BE SOLD % %
At AUCTION,
, AT THE OFFICE OF
Alexander Ewen,
In Market-Street, Por.tfmoutb,
INDIA & ENGLISH '
G OO D S,
Consisting of
146 pieces Patna Baftas, 315 yards half thicks.
100 pieces Mafn Swannes, 24 packets 4 1-2 pins.
20 pieces sooty Romals, 12 pieces India Calicoes.
15 pieces bandanna hand- 273 1-4 yard Ginghams.
kerchiefs. Too yds. 6-4 tambore muslin,
1006 fads Calicoes, different izdoz/pocket handkerchiefs
qualities. 1 , 4 doz. cambric do. do.
34 QT" 3 doz. lappet muslin do.
20 pieces book do. do. + new Russia feather - Beds,
12 pieces Gurrahs. P ™° WS °1 k
10 doz. blue cotton handker- Umbrella" " inea C °'
, Umbrellas.
chiefs.
—LIKEWISE—
A quantity Writing Paper, white Linen, jaconet and book
Muslins 4to ' wide; a few pieces Broadcloths. The above
merchandize will be fold for cash without reserve to the
highest bidder. Sale at 10 o'clock;
N. B. -He has on hand for private sale, Russia Duck,
Cordage, Hyion arid Souchong Teas, 300 boxes of Herring,
warranted in good order, with a variety of other articles.
Valuable Auction.
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On Iliefday the igtbbtf.
ITILL BE SOLD, at
- RICHARD EVANS' STORE;^
IN MARKET-STREET,
His remaining assortment of
GOODS,
Confining of a variety of
SILK GOODS, J
India and English Satins ; Luftrings ; Modes ; Sarfnets
men's rich black satins ; silk Veilings, and Hosiery,
<Gloves, &c.
; variety of
Chintzes, Callicoes, and Copperplate Furniture.
A beautiful variety of
MUSLIN GOODS,
Os the latest patterns ; some with gold sprigs, and Muffin
shawls ; Handkerchiefs ; Neckerchiefs, ^c. ^c.
Vestings ; Pins ; Fustians ; Dimities ; Cambricks ; men's,
women's and youth's Hats ; stock ftiffners, :.
some coarse Clotbs.
CARPETS AND CARPETING. .
_A FE^ PIECES
India Cottons and Bandanna Handkerchiefs.
hEARIETr OF
HARD WARE,
And very many other articles. ■
Sale to commence at I o o'tlbck, '^ben the terms of payment 'till be made
known.'
ABRAHAM ISAAC,
AUCTIONEER.
Portsmouth, May 11, I^ol.