Republican ledger, and Portsmouth price current — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-11-22 00:00:00, page 3

Government hive received <tb.iaf information
of the boftile determination and measures of Mo
rocco. —A vessel was abUK failing from Waftrng.
ton wbervthe news arrived, with too gun-carriages
for the E riperor, toiouo at L'Orirnt is her palLge
to deliver the Prefi tern's ratification of the Louifi.
^ru Treaty.—lt Ist i, an American vessel has
been detained at Moca ore
A Moorish f-ig^tr, of 32 guns, was cruizing off
Cape Sr. Vincents ab >ur tne toih of September.
A Moorish Cruz r, of 26 guns, was at Lisbon,
jep^ring, on toe 27th of Sept.
The captain of he fllip PtyCnt, arrived at New-
Y rk, from Gibraltar, corroborates the information
of tlie capture of three A nerican v,flds by a Moor
ish frigate ;anl ad 's, thothe frig tehid oetn pre.
vioufty boar ted from the U. S. fliip Canfledation,
and not intercepted on fhownw a passport.
By capt. Harrod, arrived at Newburvp >rt, from
Gibraltar, we learn, that Com Freble failed from
thence for Tangiers on the 26 huf Sept. It has been
fated, that the Emperor of Morocco was at Tan
giers in September.
The orders of the President of the U. States for
taking possession of Louisiana in form, according to
the treaty of Ct ffion, were dispatched from the feat
of government on Monday sass, by express : and are
expeaea to retell New Orleans in 18 days from
that date; so th>t in 37 days from Monday er a
bur the yth of December, advices may be expected
from thente by the return of the express Rationed
by me p>ftm^fter general on the line from the Ci
ty of WaGiinglon to our new territories. Zurova.
DIED—In this town the Widow Jack
son. agd 86. Mary Holmes, aged 22.
Drowned—at Demarara capt. William
Butler, aged 26, matter of the schooner Pol
ly of this port, a native of England, former
ly a resident in New-York
FAMILY BIBLES
Worth bav%!
At C. Peirce's Book-store.
Containing as tefews,
I. THE Books of the Old
Testament, the Apocrypha, and the New
Testament, as trapflated by order cf King
James I. of England.
2. A chronological Table of
the mod remarkable events recorded in the
Scriptures, from the creation to the death of
Christ.
3. A Table of the different
Characters and Offices.fpoken cf in the Bi
foie.
4. A Table of Scripture
weights, measures, and coins, reduced to
dollars and cents.
5. An alphabetical Table of
the proper names used in the Old and New-
TeAaments, with the meaning of the
words in the original languages,
6. A Table of divisions of time
among the Jews.
7. A chronological Table of
the Apostles and their fuccellors, who foun
ded and presided over lite five grand
Churches.
8. A chronological Index of
the years and times from Adam unto
Christ
9. Portrait of an apostolic
preacher, from Cowper.
10. A table of kindred and
affirity, within which, according to the jew
ilh and American laws, no person ought /to
contraa marriage.,
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1803.
The lad WJhington paper contains the
Order of the Court of Madrid, to the In
tendant at N.Orleans, to- deliver Lombana
and its dependencies, together with the City
and Island of New-Orleans, to the french
Republic. This communication was finn
ed by the king, at Barcelona, the 15th O--
tuber, 1803.'
The Legislature ot New Jerfy, in joint
meeting, have elected, by unanimous vote,
Andrew Kirkpatrick, Chief Jultice, and
'John Condit, Senator of the United States.
The polities of both these gentlemen are
republican, and the unanimous vote is an
evidence of the feeblencfs of federalism in
that quarter of the union.
The Senate of Pennsylvania confide . f 24
members ; the Aifembly of 86. The Lan
caster Intelligencer, after arranging the
counties and annexing to tach the names of
the refpeftive members, fays. ' b The feder
aliffs amount to ONE in the Senate, and
FIVE in the Houle of Representatives.—
iud year they were five in the Senate, and
nine in the House of RrprefeAtatives. Thus,
- Continues the editor, Bederaiifm decreafotb in
Penufylvania !"
Che Republican Ledger.
“TRUE AS THE DIAL TO THE SUN."
War with the Moors.
IT. A Clergyman's address to
married persons, containing a seasonable and
judicious sketch of the requires to happinefsl
in the married State.
12. A curious analytical direction of the 1
Books of the Old and New Testaments.
13. A geographical iketch of
the Boundaries, Rivers, Mountains, Chief
towns, Population, and other particulars,
refpeding Palestine, witn a view of the
present matters and mifeiics of that once
happy country.
CT 14. A copious Concordance
to the Holy Scriptures, by which the princi-.
pal texts of Scripture may be easily found
out. By the learned and indefatigable John
Brown of Haddington.
15. A valuable family record,
containing four pages, handsomely divi
ned, to marriages, births, deaths, &c.
16 A concise and animated
view of the evidences of the Christian Re
ligion, and its tendency to promote both
individual and national happiness.
17. Table of all the passages
in tie Old I efiament, quoted by Jclus
Christ and his Apostles in the New.
18. Six elegant Maps, and
twenty-four historical Engravings, executed
by Tieboot, Tann r, Harrison, Shallus,
Lawson, F 'x, Jones, and Welton, viz.
I. The Journeyings of the
children of Ilrael, from Kam fes to the
land of Canaan.
2. Map of Canaan, as promis
ed to Abraham.
3. Map of Paleffine, as fettled
by,ne Jew<i.
4. Map of the Aflyrian, med
ian,• PeUian, and Babylonian em
pires..
5. Land of Moriah, or Jer
ufairm, and the adjacent country.
6. Map of the travels of the
Apoltle%
7. The finding of Moses by the
daughter of P araoh.
8. Adam, Eve, Cain, and
Abel.
9. Hagar and Ishmael in the
defeat.
10. Abraham going to offer up
his ton Isaac.
11. Jfaac blessing Jacob instead
of Esau.
12. The plague of hail.
13. The fall of the manna.
Sampson destroying the
Philflhies wnh the jaw-bone of an ass.
15. Minor prophets.
16. Adoration of the infant
Jesus, in the (table, by the Magi.
17. Flight of Joseph, Mary &
Jesus into Eyvpt
18. Massacre of the Inno
ctus.
19. The broad way that lead
eth 10 destruction.,
20. Jesus Christ appealing the
ftetm.
21. Jesus Chrift„cafting out
devils.
22. Jesus Christ curing the
lunatic.
2 3- Jesus Christ presenting the
child to his difciplcs.
24. Jesus Christ laying his
hand on the children.
25. Jesus Christ healing the
man lick of the palsy.
26. Jesus Christ teaching the
doctors in the temle
27. Jesus Christ restoring the
blind man tohis fight
28. Jesus Christ betrayed by
Judas.
29. Jesus Christ exhibited to
the Jews bv Pilate.
30. Jesus Christ's body em
balmed by Joseph of Arimathea.
C. Peirce has just received One Thousand
dollars worth of Bibles of almost every de
scription, size and price, among which are
some of the above, which he fell at 9 dollars
each, others are of the tollowing prices, 6s,
7<6, 8/3, 9s. 919, 12„ 1356, 1453, .656,
Bs, 2216, 245, 455, 48s, 51s 54„ 695,
725, gs, ''''' - ,
Back-Gammon-Boards !
A Few elegant Back-Gammon-
Boards, with dice, men, checkers, &c.
ulfo, DICE for fule, separate.—Likewise a
book of directions for playing Chefs, and
other games, fee.
A large assortment of Cohimbi
an, Henry Bth, and Merry Andrew PLAY
ING CARDS, by the dozen or single, just
r ceived and for file at C. PEARCE's
Book gore, Daniel iticct. ',
NEW GOODS
JOSHUA BLAKE,
(Removed to the new brick Store, No. 8;
Market-street.)
Has received a very ^rge aflrtment of
Fail and Winter Goods,
of the latytju/hions, wbtcb be ofrrs for sale
very cheap for cajb
Among which are,
BEST fuperfine Broad Cloths
ot the most fafhionable col
ours ,• second and low priced do ;
Cassi meres ; fuperfine and low
priced Coatings and Ratteens ;.
Swanikins ; Baizes ; Flannels ;
an assortment of rose and duffil
Blankets ; Crapes ; Wildbores ;
Durants ; Tammies ; fhalloons ;
plain and rib'd Colmancoes; Ruff
els ; Taboreens.
A ta^ge a/J: rtment of
hafliionable silk Velvet Swanf
downs and Sattin Waistcoating;
best twilled black and colour'd
Cotten Velvets ; corded do. Thick
fetts ; Corduroys ; black silk
velvet , • Men's black, white, and
and color'd silk, cotton and worst
ed Hose ; Women's cotton and
silk black, white and coloured
Hose ; Women's black worsted
Hose ; ditto black and white cot
ton and silk Gloves ; men's furr,
beaver, worked, cotton and silk
gloves; Men's worsted Caps ;
cotton and silk Braces ; Stock
ftiftners.
A great verity of
Chintzes and Calicoes of the
newest fashions ; patch Furnitures
Copperplates ; India Calicoes ;
black and coloured Ginghams ;
black and colour'd farfnet Musflns
and Cambrics ; fprig'd, plain and
figur'd book Jaconet and Cambrick
Muslins ; embofs'd Muslins.
A large assortment of
Black,white, and colour'd cam
el's hair Shawls; cambric Shawls ;
cotton, and silk do ; cambric, lin
en, cotton, romall, bandanna,
check'd, figur'd and black silk
Handkerchiefs ; Men's Necker
chiefs.
A variety of
Blacks and coulour'd Italian and
India Lurftrings ; fafhionable
pelice Silks ; Florence Silks ; Per
sians ; black and coulour'd fattins;
Modes ; Sarfents ; Tiffanies ; wide
and narrow silk Crapes ; Cypress
nett and plain Gauzes ; Millinets;
bonnet whit silk Laces ; black lace
Cloaks ; black and white plain &
figured lace Veiling.
A large assortment of
Muffs and Tippets ; bid,
morocco and ftuff shoes ; Rofetts;
Glove Ties ; straw and cane Bon
nets ; Men's beaver Hats ;
Umbrellas ; Fans ; India Cottons
of all prices, some very fine for
Shirtings ; Irish Linens; check'd
Linens and Cottons ; brown Hol
lands ; Diapers ; white and co
lour'd Threads ; pound and bun
dle Pins ; Needles ; fafhionable
Ribbands , Buttons ; button
Moulds ; Oil Cloths for table
coverings ; marking Canvass ; &c.
Also a quanity of Mock Sable,
Genett, Elt and other Furrs, suit
ably dressed for making Muffs,
Tippets and cloak Trimmings,
very cheap.
Linens ; Irish Sheetings ; Table
Cloaths of all sizes ; Diapers ;
Brown Hollands ; Checks ; India
Cottons ; Threads ; Embroidering
and other Sewing Silks ; Bindings
white and chintz Bed Laces ;
Cords and Tassels.
Fashionable gilt, plated, and
Basket buttons; watch chains, f als & keys.
Carpets and Carpeting.
AUCTIONS.
TO EE SOLD
At Public Audion,
0/7 Tburfday, the 1// December next
at eleven o'clock. A.M.
On the premiss, in Waler Itrect, a
3 story Dwelling-House,
fronting on laio reet ajout forty teet.
Terms made known at the time and place
of lale. For turther particulars apply to
William Coffin.
Nov. 22.
TO BE SOLD
At Public Auction,
On Saturday 26:6 infant,
viz 0 iovk
The Brigantine George,
now laving at PurKcil Wliart, wiin ril her
appurtenances as (be arrived from sea.
N^ 22, 803.
10 I& OLD
At Public Vendue,
On Thutfday, the Bth December,
at twelve o'clock at noun, on the premiks,
The weft^rly end of the
Dwelling-House & Land
adjoining, together with a (tore thereon, fit
naled in New-Castle, late the eflate of Na
than White, deceased.
Nathan White, Md’r.
New-Caflle, Nov, 19.
johnTackson
Has just imported from Europe an
assortment ofFRFSH
Drugs and Medicines
of the heft quality ; which he offers
for SALE at hisfcop in
Buck-fiteet,
Amongst them are a variety of genuine
Patent Medicines,
Turlington's Baifam of
life, Bateman's Drops, Wal
ker's Jesuits Drops, and Specific
hlettuary, Stoughton's Elixir,
British Oil, Fraunces' female
Elixir, Church's cough Drops,
Squires' Elixir, Essence of Pep
permint, Oil of do. Essence Pen
nyroyal, Hill's ballam Honey,
Cundell's improved do. Green
ough's Tincture for the Teeth,
Hopwood's chemical vegetable
Dentifrice, Salt Lemons,Brodurcis'
botanical Syrup & nervousCordiaT,
Squires' grand Elixir, Maredant's
Drops, Steer's Opodeldoc, Dalby's
Carminative, Godfrey's Cordial ;
Lockyer's Anderson's Lee's, Hoo
per's, Speediman's and Vandour's
Nervous Pills.
Calcined Magneffia, Glass's do.
Tolu, peppermint and Magneffia
Lozenges, Riga Balsam.
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters and
Itch Ointment, Clinton's Oil and
Snuff for Deafnefs, (Ether.
Cephalic Snuff, Scott's Liquid
Blue,.
Pewter Syrenges, ivory do Hol
low Bougies, common do. silver
Catheters, elaftice do. Reel Trus
ses ; Pocket Instruments, Teeth
do. Tooth Brushes, Court-
Plaftcr, Hatcafe, Vials, Urinals,
Gallipots from jib. to. 1 oz. Smel
ling Bottles, Milk Roses, essence
do.
Painters 'Oil and Colours ; gold
and silver. Leaf, Dutch Metal ;
Copal Varnish, Japan do. Camels
hair Pencils ; Rotten Stone, Pum
ice Stone, Sponge, Salt Peter ;
Oil Vitriol 5y carboy .or less ; Blue
Vitriol ; Alhim, &:c. &c.
Nov. 15.
Cash given for Rags
I / 'aat this office.