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''(ration ever comport with the general gov
ernment. T..'
U. The Hon. John Langdon, honest,
Candid, liberal, conciliatory and magnani
' mous—May his feryices to, rhisdate and" his
Country ever receive- the gratitude of ipeo- ;
. . plc who are coofcious ^f the value of them.
12. The New-Hampshire Union Bank-,,
-Our cordial ' congratulations to its friends
''4od advocates, who triumphed in the caufe]
, ptjuffice, humanity and the interfft of the
Rate—May its oppofers learn that more cre-.
.j dit is given to the ambers of an honest a&,
when thd act proceeds front Principle, than
_whejejt is,done through fear.
' ,3.. Agriculture-—May no administration
ever again check that art which supports all
.art^, by oppreffiye and needless burthens.
Three cheers.
14. Commerce and Manufaaures---May
they be duly cherished and .duly protected.
15. The Liberty of the Prc fs---notwith
ftanding the many evils connected with its
liberty, may it be inviolably maintained.
> 16. The Militia of our Country, its best
defence-—May thofc who compose it never
attain be insulted by a Standing Army in
time of peace. Three cheers.
17. Civil Governments^— May those that
are Republican remain so—those that are
, giof,,become so-r-that the. condition of man
,. j@4ina.%be improved and made happier.
° ' Three cheers.
Th^greateft decency and decorum per-
Yaklc'dThe conduct of the day, and each at a
suitable and early hour retired 10 their homes,
.<.<4^^^fofr
—-Portsmouth, JULY 27, 1802.
• -It gives us infinite fatisfaaion, fays the
Philadelphia Gazette, to be authorised to
ftye^ the ,rapid decline of the malady lately
exiting in the northern part of the city ; and
'th^ every appearance promises its early and
^ et^tiial eradications .. ~.^. "
...Anointments by the Prejident.
GENERAL COMMISSIONERS OTBANK-.
RUPTCY. ,
„,+.: %. ■ ;'@
?A Lyitieton W/TazeWell, Moses Myers,
h rßiehard F. Lee, Tho*s Blanchards
.%:.,:.«:?, •D/ffia of Nfw-Jersey.
Thomas Ward, 'Elijah Skinn,
Phineas Manning, . Abraham Brown, :
"John-Cobb, Anthony £ Taylor,
j- ' Dfrifl y Massachusetts,
1" Jonathan L. Austin, Ikomas Edwards, -
.'Thomas Dawes,jun. Josiah Smith,
&muel Brown, Ralph Cross,
Joseph Blake, Joseph Marquand,
• Samuel A. Otis, Joshua Carter.
Tigris.gf,Majne. .
Joseph MTellen, , Salmon Chace,
Joseph Boyd, William Wedgery.
'Thomas STUAkr, of Tennefo, Attcr
-nry furihat Ditiria.
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• Let tliofe who still adhere to the Federa
lid^f and think theirobjedts honorable, read
. the 'following paragraph from a London
.Paper :-— ..
.. « Fionrour correspondents in America,
we learn. Yhat there ate. a large „ portion of
•the citizens of the United States,who, would,
willingly put ihemfelyq, , gain. under the
prdt^&ion of the British crown ; the Feder
i^nlift a'< they call the.mfe,yes, openly avow
theirM&lile-Wons for the. Britify fyflem of/
polities?,!^ fylnifh multitude it is expe&.
^?'ed^VrilF feta'i* power for a time, but the
friendsff England are rich in refarces."
~vsomc of thlEffix junto in a late convert
.- fatinn on Gov.- Strong's.fpeech, reprobated
him for it with the fame degree of virulence
rthatdhey 'employ against Mr. Jefterfon and
his meffage.'A conspicuous character, had
jhe hardihood to fay " the republicans miff
'^receive law from the federaljfts at the
ft point of the bayohet for nothing else would
<' do."' —A respectable man who had hither
to been a fleady adherent of their party, in
stantly declared fmce they had thus discover
ed their views, he would no longer league
gwith ihem.-^-if&rbrn.' '.'...... (.^..
Levi HollingCworth fays, the disease which
lias been just imported in the St. Domingo
Packet, is not the yellow fevcr--.it is what
\ re calls the fourth'cf tyitlyfever, and he re
, commends that the celebration be difeon-
Itiaued henceforward on the'4th of July, and
transferred to the fifth 0, November, when'
ihe-apniverfary of Independence and gun
ipowdor ireafon may be celebrated together !
£)I4 T.°ryifm we fee can sport even with
.plagueand pedilence! / ^urofaJ
-A London paper, of the pth fllay, fays, “ The
Defy o£Tri,dli'§tely purchased a 32-gun.frigate
m sityrh*j*and has manned her With 70c picked
mien, for rh6 pwrpufe dfgiving battle to the Ame
%rfefo frjgate Philadelphia; Which has for a long_
' time tig^fote podrof Tripoli.'^--The' Phili
^^ffla jstiow so [heGhef^eake. ^...,
%.^'^^ ^^^' ——=l ,
T^TteWitlW feace.„ehabjiffiment is fixed at
6%900 mertfoa Hike! ifflltringer t)wn that kept
on foot in the±e@Wf CHARLES If. A Gniilarre.
sassed &Vise place in the Naval Departs
rThe French Calender hat undergone fame alte
ration. ' The year is Itill to begin in September,
at the autumnal equinox ; but the weeks are to
contain but fever idays, which are to resume their
old names, &pd the ill day is to be the labbath.
The decade is abulifhed.
FROM NIAGARA, JULY i.
91 am about fating out trom this port to for,
/ MichiHmackinac, Us the new. American Packet
" Senator Tracy, built lift fall by the United
States, at Detroit, and completed this spring, for
' the purpose of transporting the troops and public
Shores on these western waters. Although 1 fliall
be fix hundred mike N. W. from this port, yet
the communication is so frequent, that there will
be opportunities .of hearing frora you every three
of four weeks."
INTERESTING!
From letters received from Cape Francois, of
the 7th July ; we find—That foreign manufac
tures in French bottoms are prohibited, and in for
eign bottoms they pay a duty of 20 per cent, as u
sual, Provisions 6 per cent. duty. Lumber and
cattle free for 3 months the export duties on col
fee is 13 francs 33-100 per ico ib.
Foreign vessels may difeharge at the Mole,Aux
Cayes and Jacmel, but they cannot take their
homeward bound cargoes at those places.
Extraft of a letter from a gentleman travelling in
the Wtjiern part of New-York, to his friend in
Albany, dated Caynga, 20th June, 1802.
“ I am happy to inform you, that the. Weftern
Canals are now progressing, both in product and
utility, in good parnefl. At the Little-Falls, be
ing permitted to examine the toll, books, I was
highly gratified to find the tolls of the last four
years, from the opening of,the Locks about the
middle of March to the firft day of June in each
year, as follows :
In 1799, 1502 dolls. 98 cents ; 1800, 242^ dol
lars.43' cents ; 1801, 3249 dolls. 48 cents: 1802,
'4^9&dolls. 4 cents. Ihe molt sanguine Stock
holder could not wish a more grateful refolt.
Extras? of a Letter from a gentleman in Caro
line County, Virgina, to his friend in Clarke
1 .. , ^ county.■
" Congress have exceeded even theexam
p!es of hiltory in reformation. And if mo
derate government, low taxe§, peceniary
intergity, dilligence for public good, impar
tiality to foreign-nations, lenity to domestic
foes, fafety td propery, and freedom of
speech and of the press, can give a title to
public confidence and personal fame, Jeffer
son bids fair to be esteemed by his cotempo
raries and celebrated by posterity, as the
chief of patriots."'
It appeal's evident from every quarter of
the union, than the best characters, not long
since unjustly classed among the enemies of
the " procedure" and principles of Mr. Jef-'
ferfon, are relying round that much injured
man. The golden rays of truth cannot be
(but out from an honeft' heart. The con-'
fpicuous merit of a good man cannot be
concealed from the admiration of the world.
It is however a'fource of much regret, that
the disorganizing spirit of a few unprinci
pled men, fhoulcl continue to wound the
feelings of many, and harras the people
With scandalous misrepresentations. Cbron.
Joshua Carter, Esq. of Newburyport,
has declined accepting the appointment of
Commissioner of Bankruptcy.
A London paper of the 12th of May, con
tains an advertisement of the sale at au&ion,
by Phillips, of the modern and elegant
house-hold furniture, &c. belonging to the
late Brigadier General Arnold.'
= -<rtM^+soty.^^ —•/
-LINES ON THE LATE r *
JOSHUA BRACKETT, m. d.
To urge my flexile frame with ceaseless woe
O Death.! how pan^lefs is that heart of^hine!
Sweet charity exclaims !— why rudely pierce :
This mild, this almolt fpoilefs Son of rniuc? B
Where fqnalid want —where dire disease have
•'gvoaTd—^.Q^
How kind to soothe drafter's rankling wound!
Affliction's pallid tons have ever own'd
His bosom yield'd to foft-ey'd mercy's found.
See heaven born feience too in,fable weeds,
With clasped hands beneath the cypress dun.;
Surveys the silent tomb, where darkling retts
The sacred dust of her once favorite Son.
Ye fainted fadesl in light phantafmar forms,
Descend, around his hallow'd tomb to glid'e !
His buoyant spirit bear, celestial group!
To joyous realms where fainted shades reside.
. PHILO.
WWraAOT#WTO3 wfywTO
lemfle of tymn./
V —MARRIED.—
In this town, Gapt. Thomas W. Rindge to 'Mifs
Mary Folsom.
Mortality,.
Death is a door to a more spacious life.
—DIED.,— . /.
At Newbury-Port, Mr. Joseph Kent, aged 66.
—ln a paroxifm of derangement, he rode to the
bridge on Deer I(land, paid his'tdir; fattened his
horse, polled off his coat, tiedhifliands with a
handkerchief, and leaped tramtteforidge into the
water, and drowned. He was a map;of confider.-
able property, and has left a refpeftable family of
children' to lament tils deaths ;—Capt. Richard
Titcamb, aged 66. '' .
At Bottom, Mr. James Freeland, aged 64, Mils
Rebecca Hays, aged 3,^ i h„ s? ^ ▼
In this town, Mp M@ry Qdams;,Q<£bild at
Mr. AmofAbbot ;—Mr. ' Johp Andef^u, aged 77.
•==—=_—tac-CT-te-i o ^^
C^ gru^for ^^P^.^ office.
'7..:^^
Davis' Marine Lift;
Af/tvakrand Departtrres .since July.2g.
• J u hU%tfailWcfo:,Hero, Alien, Grenada..
-do. ?3, arrived Sloop.dlgr.y, Trefethen-, N. York.
, do. do. trig Reel Rice, Bojion.
do. 25,'Jchr. Qjricft Time, Bane, G W ape.
do. do, brig Equator; Bedwell, St. s /. mas.
do. do..brig Rambus, Fails, Charleston.
Kennebunk, fitly I^.
Arrived at Kennebunk; on th-gijh ind. the brig
Galey of ibis' pert, -in 22 # days<r6m Trinidad, left
there Schooner Frienthhip, Newbury-Pure, Wil
com ; fchfy Merneroy^ of Boflon, Harding ;
Schr. Emey,Garden, Marblehead , Schn Sally, pf
New-York ; Schr. Barlona, Fry, Salem.
SPOK E—July 4th, (poke the brig Ruthy of
Borton, J. Lambert, 33 days out bound to Savan
na, lat. 31, 30, 10ng.71, 30. July nth, spoke the
brig Mary, Kobertfon, of Portland, 42 hours out
bound to Earbadoes, fat. 41, 10, long. 67, 2b.
June 18, fat. 37, long. 10, ship Sally, Smith, of
Penobscot, |fon> Amsterdam, for Cadiz. In lat.
45, !«%• 41, brig George, of Portsmouth, 62 days
!. r ° m ,^° r io Bello, for Amflerdain. July 11, lat.
37, long. ,4 ffiip Blackbird, from Pori(ihoutb, for
Wilmingtoh, N. C.
At Cape-Francois, June 27, Two Friends'
Morton, of Beverly ; Franklin, Grant, of°Portf
month ; Rachel, Chaudler, ol Portland. [All was
quiet at the Cape.] . -
THE MARKETS, &c.—Cape-de-fer&,fune I|.
Salt is made about as faft as one veft'el can take-it
in; but there is a protpedt of an ihereafed supply;
and the vessels in port, intend waiting for cargoes.
rTurks Ijland, fuly 9. A New-London
vessel touched jn, this day, to procure Salt, but
was unable to obtain a bushel.- Cape-Fran
cois, Julyt. Lumber is declared tree from titnyv
it is in greatdemand. Markets are high fcr Ame
rican produce. Antigua, July 1. Flour is
now at 12 ; pork 23 ; and beef 15 —St. Croix,
July I.—The markets at this Island are dull.
Pepper was plenty and easily obtained at Sumatra,
when die last arrivals failed. ''
E. Wentworth
.Informs his customers that he
has removed to the Bore lately created, ad
joining the New-Hampshire Union Bank,
corner of Buck-street, where he continues to
keep For Sale, an assortment of
GROCERIES,
of the firft quality.
John BuSewall,
HAS just opened at his shop lately occu
pied by Mr. Edward j. Pierce, in
Market-street,
An Assortment of
ENGLISH GOODS,
suitable for the Season, which he will fell
very cheap—viz.
A few Ladies' fafhionable Straw
Bonnets; ditto fine beaver Hatts ; gentle- 1
^TnenT ditto ; fprig'd, lappet, Book, colour'd
and printed Moflins ; book Moflin, and lap
pet Handkerchiefs ; tambor'd neck cloths ;
Callicoes ;" Cambrics ; Muflinets ; Dimi
ties ; silk Shawls ; Chintz, purple, Camels
hair, and fancy ditto ; ladies' white, black
and color'd silk Gloves,; gentlemen's white
and black liik ditto ; lungge, malabar, poll
cat, linen and cambrick pocket Handker
chiefs ; a few pieces yellow Bandanna's ;
Modes ; Sarfriets ; Tiffanies ; walking Rick
Umbrellas ; Parasols; India Cottops of va
rious kinds; Jeanets ; Mankinds ;,uflians ;
handfoffle Waidcoating ; ladies' cotton Hose
men's' plain and fancy do. Diaper Table
Cloths ; ladies' kid and black Morocco flip
pers ^ misses red ditto ; leather and cotton
Gloves ; Bobbin ; Fans ; white Theads,
from No. 7t050 ; color'd do. sewing Silk ;
Pins;; Needles % quality & (hoe Binding ;
lilk Ferret ; Sufoenders ; Durants ; Cali
manepes ; Rulfejs; Tammies ; Checks ; I
Broadploaths ; Kerf^ymeres, &c. &c.
✓1 lad Wanted,
From 13 to 15 years of age, tb
serve-as an apprentice to the SAIL-MA
KING business. Inquire of the Printer.
7$ 26.'
for sAle,^.
Samuel Balch,
At his (hop rear Portsmouth Pier.
, A QUANTITY OF
/Shingos and Clabboards
of an Excellent quality, and will be fold on
moderate terms.
7^27. . „
uu _ - _-t
>REMOVAL.
James L. Giles,
TAYLOR.y
Refpe&fully informs his friends,
and the public,Mtiak he has removed from
Jaffrey's Row to Ctofs-ftreet, opposite Mr.
Sw^nfon's Tavern,' where Tailoring in all
its various branches is perforated with neat,
neb and difo^tch, ^rifrthe fmalktt favors
acknowledged with gratitude. ~•
.&B.%.WANTED two or three females
aS 'apprentices to the above bufiriefs, itiofe
that areufed to needles and thread will be
prefered. ; w
Forfmouth; July 2} I
By Eliiha Lowe,'
At No. I, PottlWroth Fiet .
-A few Jars excellent OIL.
zoo quart bottles of do.
^y^.'
NEW' BOOKS' ='
Just received from New.Y o tk and now ready frof
. Sale at the Hore of
?/: & & W.-Pcrrre,
Book-fellers and Stationers,
" Corner gs Congress and Marker-streets }'
The /hiflory of the Administration of
JOHN ADAMS, Expiate President bfthe United
States- by J. Wood, author oftiie Hidory of
Switzerland,, and Swift Revolution aifo, a
Pamphlet entitled, a Narrative of the Suppreflion
by Col. Burr, of the hiftofy of the Adminiltratiott
of JOHN A DAMS."
Real Efta'te, For Sqle,
'A valuable FARM, about
two miles diftarice from this town lying on
the main road leading to Greenland, con
taining 105 acres of excellent .LAND, 10-
g><hcr with rhe Stock and Farming utensils,
belonging to laid Farm. Belonging to the
'heirs of the late Deacon Noble. '.ALSO
FOR SALE,
t right of Land in the township of
Percy.
1 ditto in Northumberland,
I ditto inJSuccefs:
a ditto in Briton Woods.,
Any person. inclining to purchase the
Farm, or any of the out Lands, apply to
ABNER BLASDEL, jr.
PortJmouth, July 13.
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^ hzifi ^
Real Estate For Sale
, ./^, Valuable Real Estate in
'the centre of the town, a good
' '"' for a Dry Goods or Gro
eery Store, or Boarding House.
A convenient dwelling House, Store and
Stable, and other out houses, with &small
garden: Likeivife '
A small Dwelling H&ifc Upon
the bottom of the lot, fronting on Market
fquare. Part of the purchafe^noney must
tie paid' down, for the .remainder terms of
payment made easy. For further particu
lars apply' to SAMUEL BOWLES..
Alfa FOR SALE or TO LET,
A large convenient dwelling house
near the South Mills, with a -handfotfie lot
and water privilcdge=for particulars 'apply
as above. '
PortJmouth, July^'
S. Bowles has For ^ale at his shop
in Daniel-street,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
^ W. I. Goods and Groceries.'
Also an Aflortmenfof I
Womens' and Misses Morocco
and Stuff Shoes and Slippers ;
Men's and Boy's thick feather
SHOES,
Tin Ware, &c. all whieh
he will fell as cheap as can be bought in
town. .• • % -
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.HOUSELOTS'
•For fate, within a few.minutes:
walk, Or a quarter of a mile distance trurn
the ftate-hotife in. Portsmouth, or the main
Road leading to Greenland. The payment
made easy to porchafers. It may not be im
proper to notice, that no Houfe^lots are'now
for sale in Poitfmouth on more advantageous
terms than those above mentioned refpe&ing
their fitujitipn, coriveniencrfprice or accom^
modatioh # ferment, ftr lurthcr particu-*
lars ittffyerf f';.•-'•'
7 Daniel Austin,
Oppbfitcihe NpW-Marfer, ,