Republican ledger, and Portsmouth price current — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-11-15 00:00:00, page 1

Courfc of Grdjangc, at Lofton, ®ttober 26,
FOREIGN BILLS.
Erls on London : 30 days, : (Far CaJb) laiL per cent. adv.
do. do. : : : 60 days, : : do. : ^ai do. do.
>O. do. : : : 90 days, : : do. : ij do.
Sus on Hamburg, payable in London, at 60 days, : : par
do. on Amsterdam, payable in do. 60 days, : : 1 do.
Current prices of per from to
D. C. D. C
ASHES, Pot, ijifort, T. 156 66 160 0
. Pearl -- 156 66 160 0
A^um, C. 7 0 750
Anchors, th- 011 12 0
Bread, Ship C. 4 0 6 0
Gutter . lb 0 12 0 !4
. / Mess B. 16 ° 16 5 0
:', Cargo No. I, 13 ° x 3 5°
— } No. 2, — no 11 0
£ (Refufe —7 5 0 8 0
ikans, white bu. 1 0 1 10
mdv, Spanilh 4tbpr. G. 142 150
Naples 4M,,.- 125 133
Barley bu. 0 9 2 0 95
Brimstone, C. 4 ° 45°
Lrimftone, Roll C. 45 0 5 °
Corn, Indian -- 083 000
Rye - 083 087
Vaffia lb 0° 0 60
Cloves — 1 33 1 42
Coffee - 0 28 0 29
Cheese, American -- 0 7 0 if
Cotton, foreign farce -- 0 33 0 4°
, American -- 0 0 025
Cordage, American C. 14 0 15 0
, Foreign, -- 12 0 12 50
Chocolate, common ft, 020 0 o
, best AL.2 & 1-- 028 033
Candles, mould — ok 7 ° °
, dipt -- 014 0 15
Coals, foreign Ch. 12 0 ! 3 °
, American, -- 17 0 0 0
Copperas, C. 35° 4 °
Cloth, Tow yd. 016 017
where he has forfale, received by the late differ
ent arrivals from Europe a most
extensive and choice
assortment of
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ful, not lubferited tor. Which be offers tv
file at nine dollars each. He has also a grea
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<il pocket Size co very large folios and bear
~. , price from one dollar to eighteen do-lat
<it He invites young house keepers and thoi
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[ rrand provoid ih^mfelves with one of theb
$ lortaut and ukful pieces of furniture.
Nov.B.
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, ar Portfinoufi Ferry, a CRYdIAL
3SAL, set in g?ld, marked B. B. whoever
^ll leave it with the printer fliall receive 3
rouble reward. Anv. 8.
which will be fold ot a very low advanc
by
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Current prices of per from to
D. C. D. C.
Duck, Russia, iflqual. Bt. 20 0 22 0
Duck, Ravens -- 10 50 II 5°
Flaxseed, rough bu. 1 0 0 0
Filh, Merchant, C. 450 5 °
,W. India mark. -- 35 0 ° °
Scale -- 225 350
Salmon none B. 10 0 0 0
Mackerel — 8 0 850
Flour, super. frelh -- 8 0 850
, fine .- 7 0 750
, middlings — 60 0 0
, country C. 350 355
Fuftick T. 35 0 0 0
.< Bristol cr.ioby 8, bx. 15 0 0 c
^) 9by 7b~ 13 0 13 5°
<Bby 6, — 10 50 11 0
^/ Hamburg toby 8, -- 11 50 12 0
7by9, -- 0 0 11 50
Gun Powder It) 040 042
Geneva, Holland op^G. 1 33 1 33
, American -- 080 0 0
Hoops, hhd. 12 ft. M. 20 0 0 0
Hogs Lard lb ° l2 ° [ 4
Iron, Philadelphia 1.115 0 120 0
, Rullia -- 115 0 120 0
, Svedcs -- 115 0 1200
Logwood r. 40 0 45 c
Lead, white, gr. in oil C. 18 0 0 o
, dry -- 0 0 17 0
, red — 0 0 12 50
WASHINGTON, OCT. 21
\TESTERDAY, at about 5 o'clock P. M. the Senate
I ratified the LOUISIANA TREATY; twenty-four
votes in the affirmative, and seven in the negative; there
were eight Federal Senators present ; but Mr. Dayton we
understand, voted in the affirmative. The Treaty, as ad
vised to be ratified by the Senate, and which we have no
doubt will in a Short time receive the final ratification and
promulgation by the President of the United States, is as
follows: -®
Between the United States of America and the French
Republic.
The President of the United States of A
merica, and the bird Consul of the French
Republic in the name of the French people,
desiring to remove all source of mifunder
itanding relative to obfeds of difeuffion men
tioned in the second and sth articles of the
convention of the Bth \ endemaire an. 9,
(30th Sept. 1800) relative to the rights
claimed by the United States, in virtue of
the treaty concluded at Madrid the 27th of
Oa. 1795, between his Catholic Majesty
and the Lid United States, and willing to
Strengthen the union and friendflrip which
at the time of the said convention was hap
pily re-ellablifoed between the two nations
have refpcdively named their plenipotentia
ries, to wit, the President of the United
States, by and withthe advice and consent of
the Senate of the Rates, Robert R. Living
lion, Minister Plenipotentiary of the Unit d
States and James Monroe, Minister Pleni
potentiary and Envoy Extraordinary of the
said Rates near the government of the
French Republic ; and the First Consul, in
the name of the French people, citizen
Francis Barbe Marbois, Minister of the
Public Treasury, who, after having relped
ively exchanged their full powers have a
greed to the following articles.
Whereas, by the article the third of the treaty
concluded at St. Ildephonfo the 9th Vendemaire,
an. 9 (th Oa. 18 >0) between the First Contul of
the French Republic and his Catholic Majesty, it
was agreed as follows : “ His Catholic Majesty
promises and engages on his part to cede to the French
Republic, fix months after the full and entire cxe #
, sheet -- 14 0 ^ c
Lumber, boards clear M. 16 0 20 c
, , merch. — 9 ° 10 c
©belefaU prices Current, at portfmoutb, ^eto^ampWire.
Louisiana Treaty.
TREATY
Article I.
CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED, 5N SATURDAYS.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1803.
INLAND BILLS.
Bills on Baltimore, 30 days fight, (For Cash) I aif per cent dis.
do. Philadelphia, : : do. : if do. do.
do. New-York, 4 : do. : if do. do.
do. Philadelphia, 0r?,,.„„
New-York, } 6 ° da y s > : d °. 2 a2 ^ d °-
N. B. Bills at (Dorter fight, proportionably higher.
cution of the conditions &stipulations herein relative
to his royal highness the Duke of Parma, the colony
or province of Louisiana, with the fame extent that it
now has in the hands of Spain,and that it had when
France poffefed it ; and luch as it fliould be after
the treaties subsequently entered into between Spain
and other states :"—And whereas in pursuance of
the treaty and particularly of the third article,
the Rench Republic has an inconteftible title
to the domain and to the possession of the
said territory, the First Consul of the French Re
public, detiring to give to the United States a Strong
proof of his friendship, doth hereby cede to the faiu
United States in the name of the French Republic
forever & in full sovereignty, the said territory with
all its rights and appertenances, as fully and in the
fame manner as they have been acqu red by the
French Republic in virtue of the above mentioned
treaty, concluded with his Catholic Majesty.
II In the cession made by the preceding article
are included the adjacent islands belonging to Lou
liana, all public lots and squares, vacant lands,ano
all public buildings, fortifications, barracks & oth
er edifices which are not private property. The
archives, papers and documents, relative to the do
main & sovereignty of Louisiana and its dependen
cies, will be left in the possession of the commilla
ries of the United tates, and copies will be after
wards given in due form to the magistrates and mu
nicipal officers of Such of the said papers and docu
meats as may be necellary to them.
111. The inhabitants of the ceded territory dial!
be incorporated in the union ofthc U.States, & ad
mitted as soon as poffible,according to the principles
of the federal conftitution,to the enjoyment of all the
rights, advantages and immunities of citizens of the
United States ; and in the mean time they fhali be
maintained and protested in the free enjoyment ol
their liberty, property and the religion which they
profefs.,
IV. There (hall be sent by the government of
France a commissary to Louisiana to the end that
he do every ad necessary, as well to receive from
the officers of his Catholic Majesty the said country
and its dependencies, in the name of the French
Republic if it has not been already done,as to trans
mit it in the name of the French Republic to the
commissary or agent of the United States.
V. Immediately after the ratification of the pre-
Sent treaty by the President of the United Slates,ane
in case that of the First Consul's Shall have been
previously obtained, the commhlaty of the French
Republic Shall remit all military posts of New-Or
leans, and other parts of the ceded territory, to the
Current prices of 'per from to
D. c. D. c.
Singles -1 50 250
Lemons frejb bx. 9 ° 10 50
Lime, half hhd. 250 0 0
Leather, Soal, dried, $ 022 023
Molasses G. 055 057
Nutmegs lb 45° 5 °
Nail Rods scarce C. 7 0 0 0
Calcar " °2l ° °
to I 6dj ' — 066 0 0
I 6d, wrought —1 0 1 6
< ) rod, do. infpeaed -- 150 162
^ 2od, do. do. - 225 233
^Sheathing, cut C. 0 0 11 0
-1f Liver Jcarce B. 11 0 12 0
OlLinfeed G. 133 142
Pepper lb 0 28 0 0
/ ( Bone Middlings, 20 0 22 0
No. 1 17 0 18 0
^( N 0.2 0 o !7 0
Peas bu. 1 25 1 50
Pimento tb 0 20 0 0
Pitch, B. 433 0 0
Paper, Sheathing C. 375 4 0
Redwood T. 55 0 60 0
Raisins /re/^ calk 8 0 9 0
Rum, Jamaica G. I 0 I 10
, Windward 3d pr.— 096 1 0
Rice Jcarce C. 6 0 650
Rosin B. 450 0 0
Soap, white lb 014 016
, brown — 010 016
, caftile -- 017 020
Sugar, Havannah C. 17 0 0 0
, East-India -- 12 0 12 50
[I DOL. 50 CTS. PER ANNUM.
VI. The United states promise to execute Such
treaties and articles as may have been agreed be
tween Spain and the tribes and nations of Indians,
until, by mutual content of the United states and
the said tribes or nations, other suitable articles Shall
have been agreed upon.
VII. As it is reciprocally advantageous to the
commerce of France and the United States to en
courage the communication of both nations for a
limited time in the country ceded by the pretent
treaty, until general arrangements relative to the
commerce of both nations may be agreed on : it
has been agreed between the contraaiog parties,
that the French Ships coming diredly from France
or any of her colonies, loaded only with the pro
duce and manufactures of France or her said colc
nies ; and the Ships of Spain coming Hired!, from
Spain or any of her colonies, loaded only with the
produce or manufactures oSSpain or her colonies,
Shall be admitted during the Space of twelve years
io the port of New-Orleans, and in all other legal
ports of entry within the ceded territory, in the fame
mnnner as the Ships of the United dates coming di
reaiy from France or Spain, or any of their colo
nies, without being fubje& to any other or greater
duty on merchandise, or other or greater tonnage
than that paid by the citizens of the United States.
During the space of time above mentioned, no
other nation Shall have a right to the fame privi
leges in the ports of the ceded territory.; the twelve
years Shall commence three months after the ex
change of ratification, if it Shall take place in
France, or three months after it Shall have been no
tified at Paris to the French government, if it Shall
take place in the United States ; it is however well
understood that the objed of the above article is to
favour the manufidurei, commerce, freight and
navigation of France and of Spain, so far as relates
to the importations that the French and Spanish
Shall make into the said ports of the United states,
without in any fort affeding the regulations that
the United states may make concerning the expor
tation of the produce and merchandize of the Unit
ed states, or any rigat they may have to make such
regulations.
VIII. In future and forever after the expirarion
of the twelve years, the Ships of France Shall be
jeommiffary or commissaries named by the President
to take possession ; the troops, whether of France or
Spain, who may be there, (hall cease to occupy a
ny military post from the time of taking possession,
and Shall be embarked as soon as poflible in the
course of three months after the ratification of this
treaty.
Current prices of per from to
D. c D. c.
Sugar, Weft-India -- 10 0 12
Starch, Poland lb 0 18 0 20
, American -- o I2| 01^
Sugar, Loaf ffi 023 027
Salt, St. Übes scarce H. 6 0 650
, Turk's Illand 6 0 0 0
, Liverpool -- 5 0 6 0
, Rock -- 0 0 7 G
Steel, German ft, 0 13 0 16
, English -- 014 016
Salt Petre, refined -- 034 040
Shot Patent, C. 14 0 0 0
. ffV. O. hhd. M. 24 0 26 0
do. do. heading - -26 0 28 0
>,W. O. bbl. -- 10 0 12 50
<] R. O. hhd. — 12 0 13 0
I do. Shooks 066 0 0
[W. O. do. 120 130
Tin in Ihcets scarce bx. 20 50 24 0
Tar B. 4§o 0 0
Turpentine — 40 450
Tea, Hyfon lb. 1 45 0 0
, Souchong -- 0 75 0 80
, Bohea -- 030 31 0
Tobacco, Jamesßiver C. 7 0 0 0
, Georgia -- 55° 0 °
Twine, sewing doz. 5 0 550
, seine — 5 0 55°
n ("Madeira G. 217 275
I Lisbon scarce, — 140 0 0
Z { Sherry, — 142 150
Malaga scarce q.c. 30 0 0 0
(Red Port — 142 150