The Republican ledger — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-03-10 00:00:00, page 1

NUMBER 29. VOL. ll.]
aboltfalc Prices Current,
AT PORTSMOUTH, (N. H.)
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Current prices of per from to
• " D. C. D. C.
WISHES, Pot, effort, T. 153 33 160 0
, Pearl —l6O 0 166 66
Bread, Ship C. 650 9 0
Butter ffi 0 19 020
Brim Hone, roll C. 7 0 9 0
Beef, common B. 10 0 12 0
, mess, — 13 50 14 0
Beans, white bu. 1 25 1 30
Corn, Indian „ ^- 1 5 117
, Rye — 120 125
1 Brandy, Spanish A,hpr. G. 136 *1 42
, Naples 4//) p r . -- 125 133
'Cinnamon ffi 2 50 3 °
Cloves — 2 0 2 16
Coffee -- 0 25 0 27
Cheese, American — 0 9 012
Cotton, foreign farce -- 040 050
, American -- 037 043
Cordage, American C. 17 0 18 &
Chocolate, common ft ) 020 o2t
, beft N ? .i& 2 -- 032 036
' Candles, mould — 019 021
, dipt -- 016 017
Coals, foreign Ch. 14 0 15 0
, American none,-- 0 0 o 0
Duck, Russia Bt. 15 0 18 50
, Ravens — 0 0 13 0
Fijh, Merchant, none C. 0 0 0 0
,W. India mark. -- 450 5 °
Scale 3 0 333
Salmon none B. 10 0 0 0
Mackerel — 5 0 6 0
Flour, super. frefh -- 0 0 13 0
, fine — 12 50 12 75
, middlings -- 950 io 0*
, country C. 550 6 0
Fuftick- T. 45 0 0 0
Flaxseed, bu. 1 0 1 8
' Gun Powder ft ) 040 050
Geneva, Holland iflpr G. 133 140
, American 0 75 0 0
Hogs Lard so 012 013
Iron, Philadelphia T. 130 0 135 0
, Ruflia — 128 0 130 0
, Swedes -- 130 ° *4° °
Logwood T. 50 0 55 0
Lead, white, gr. in oil C. 15 0 16 0
, dry -- [ 3 0 0 °'
, red — 850 0 0
, Iheet -- 9 0 10 0
Lemons farce bx. 8 0 9 j o
Lumber, boards clear M. 17 0 18 0
, , merch. -- 10 50 XI 0
Shingles -- 150 250
MolalTes G. 055 058
Nitmegs ' tt) 650 7 °
Liver Oil none B. 0 14 0
t Pepper f / Ib 030 033
Pork; best pieces B. 20 0 22 0
common -- 16 0 17 o.
Peas bu. 1 50 2 c
Pimento ffi © 14 0 16
Pitch, scarce, B. 5 0 55°
Paper, Sheathing C. 4 0 4 50
Redwood T. 55 0 60 0
Raisins frefh calk 8 50 9 0
, Rum, Jamaica G. 1 28 0 0
, Windward -1 8 1 15
Rice' C. 0 0 7 0.
Rosin B. 4 < 45°
Soap, white ffj 014 0 16
, brown -- 010 012
Starch, Poland ffi 025 0 30.
, American -- ol2| 0 17'
Sugar, Havannah C. ty 0 18 50,
.' 1 , East-India — 13 0 14 0
, Weft-India• — 11 0 I 4 o
, Loaf ft) 0 0 0 2g
Salt, St. Übes Hi 0 0 650
, Turk's Iflan^ -- 650 0 o
I, Liverpool — 5 0 550
■ , Rock — 650 7 6
' Steel, German ffi 018 02 0
, English — 016 01^
Salt Petre, rough - -- 024 0 o
Shot C. 850 950
, T^r . .B. 350 4 6
Turpentine — 4 0 5 0
Tea, Hyfon ft> 117 125
, Souchong -1 0 1 5
,'Bohea — 037 o3g
Tobacco, fames River C. 525 6 0
t ^Georgia -- 5 0 o o
Twine, sewing doz. 0 0 ,6 o
, seine --5 0 5 50
Wines, Madeira G. 1 66 2 5-
^ Lisbon -- 125 1 33
Sherry, farce -- 0 0 I'3^
\ Malaga q.c. 26 0 o o
1 Red Port G. 142 o o
" WHEN YOU S^AQ^HESE DEEDS RELATE, SPEAK OF THEM AS THEY ARE ; NOTHING EXTENUATE NOR SET DOWN OUGHT IN MALICE."
PORTSMOUTH, (NEW-HAMPSHIRE) PRINTED BY NUTTING & WHITELOCK, MULBERRY LANE, ADJOINING ROUSSELET's MUSEUM.
The Republican Ledger.
Chintzes of every description ;
Cotton Checks and Stripes ; Ladies', Men's
and Boys' Beaver Hats all sizes and prices ;
(ilk, cotton and worded Hosiery ; fiik, cot
ton and leather Gloves extra lengths ; a few
dozen open work, white and colored Cotton
ditto.
White, color'd, netted and fringed
Camels hair Shawls, from 7s. to 245. cot
ton, linen and cambric pocket Handker
chiefs ; black and fancy silk do. and Shawls ;
sewing Silks ; Twists ; Threads; knitting
and mending Cotten ; black and color'd
Gallooms ; Shoe & quality bindings ; round
and flat Bobbins ; Tapes ; mould and wire
(hirt buttons ; Ferrets ;- cotton and silk Bra
dells ; white and chintz Bed Lace ; Line &
Taflels to match 4 white & color'd Fringes.
An extenfae apartment of
Book, Jaconet, plain, figured and
Grip'd Muslins; Cambric Mullins from 556
to 12s. per yard ; a few pieces of the new
est fafhon spotted and striped ditto; Likewise
9-8 thin cambric for gentlemen's Necker
chiefs.
Black, green and crimson Mohair
Plushes ; black and color'd silk Velvets for
Ladies' Bonnets a few squares rich black
Velvet for Shawls..
An elegant assortment of
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets of t'he
newefl fafhion, trimmed and untrimmed.
Fashionable Muff's and Tippets ;
Fur Linings for Shawls ; Italian Crapes of
all colors ; cotton, silk and silver Trim
mings. ,
A great variety of
Fans ; a few very elegant dress do.
Fancy Feathers and Plumes ; Wreaths and
Ladies Cap Bands; white and black Laces,
Edgings, and Veiling.
Ladies' Slippers, Shocs # & Clogs,
of all kinds ; a few with cork soles ; Floss
and silk Rofetts to match.
And per the flip Nancies, Capt. Lunt, just ar
rived from Liverpool, is received,
A general affottment of
HARDWARE & PLATED
GOODS.
PL'nicb with a few Boxes of
Men's low pric'd HATS,
will be fold wholefile only.
The GOODS having been chos
en by himfelf at the manufactories, and
bought with ready money, he pfefumes will
enable him to serve his friends on the best
terms.•
Portsmouth, 'No?. j„ ißuo.
White and color'd Baizes arid
Flannels; spotted Swanfkins ; Ratteens ;
Plains; Kerfies ; Forest, Elastic and Broad
Cloths ; Coatings ; Duffils ; Kerfymeres,
and Swandowns.
A variety of
Color'd, ftrip'd & plain Durants ;
Calimancoes ; Wildbores ; Tammies ; Shal
loons ; fancy printed and black Florentines ;
Cambleteens, and cloak Camblets ; Cordu
roys ; Thicksets ; plain and fancy Velvets ;
flay Cords ; Dimities ; Mnflinets ; some
beautiful white & printed Marseilles Quilt
ing ; a few pieces of very fine cotton Shirt
ing, and a general assortment of Irish Lin
ens.
Which are now opening, and for sale either
By Wholesale or Retail,
for Cash or short approved Credit,
At the fore on Spring- Hill, nearly oppoJite
Mr. Peter Coffins.
THE ASSORTMENT CONSISTS OF
BENJAMIN BRIERLEY,
Late of fbe Firm of
Lang, Brierley, & Co.
Begs leave to inform bis Friends and
the Public that he is just arrived from
Europe with a very general afortment of
Fancy, Fashionable and Staple
NEW GOODS,
At Wbolefak & Retail.
GOODS,
great variety of
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1801.
EBEN'r CHADWICK,.
Refpeafully informs his cuflomers and the
public, that he bus taken a fore eppofte
Mr. Sami Hill's in Fore freet,
Where he has for Sale by wholesale & retail,
The following articles, cheap for cajh or short
approved credit—viz.
• A few hhds. 2d & 3d proof good
flavored St. Vincents and Tobago RUM ;
pipes best Holland GIN ; Coniac and other
BRANDIES. #
Hyfon, young bvfon, hyfon (kin,
Souchong and Bohea TEAS ; Loaf, Ha
vannah and brown SUGARS.
Logwood, Redwood & Fuftick ;
Indigo, Copperas and Alum.
Nutmegs ; Pepper; Pimento •
Cinnamon ; Cloves ; Made and Ginger.
4d, 6d, rod & 2od. Nails ; Ame
rican & Eriglith Spades and Shovels ; Ship-
Scrapers ; Shot and Flints.
Elliot's Snuff per keg ; Kitefoot
and Sp«nilh Segars ; Pipes ; Tobacco ; No.
r, 2, & 3, Smoaking do.
Connecticut Cheese ; Pollock
rifh ; Coffee ; Chocolate ; Cotton.
Raisins ; Flour; Poland Starch ;
Mould and dipt Candles ; Windsor & Cur
tis's (having Soap ; Salt Petre; Mustard ;
Brimstone ; Spermaceti & sweet Oil ; Car
pet and drawing Brooms.
London Porter; Vinegar; Wrap
ping @nd Writing Paper ; empty Barrels &
Kegs.';
Men's andJJoys' Shoes ; English
bend SoleSft t .
Rye; Pork; Bay-Tallow, &c.
Answer to the favorite song in the Sran
ger.
And a' for love of me.
Bolton's March.
A Progressive Sonata for the Piano Forte.
Whither my love.
Writing Paper, Letter ditto,
Ink-Powder, Inkflands, Sealing-
Wax, Black Sand and Sand Boxes,
Penknives, Slates & Slate Pencils,
Pocket Books, Playing Cards.
A few elegant Watch Cases,
and a handsome assortment of TRUNKS.
FOR SALE,
At the fop under the Republican Ledger Office,
in Mulbery-lane,
A variety of the mofl approved Modern
SONGS,
Set to mujick, and adapted to the Piano Forte,
Harpjichord, Violin, German Elute and
Guitar, viz.
The Soldier's Adieu.
I ranquil Pleasures never cloy.
The Tear.,
The Ladies' patriotic fc:%
The Funeral Dirge of Gen. Washington.
The Galley Slave.
Now's the time to sing and play.
Hail Columbia.
Come, come my love to the windowcome.
Come buy my wooden ware.
The little sailor boy.
Ellen, the Richmond Primrose Girl.
Rife Columbia.
Tell me is it love.
Adams and Washington.
The Wedding Day.
How tedious alas are the hours.
The Fashions.
Lillies and Roses.
The little singing Girl.
Rollin Castle.
Mary's Bower.
Henry's Cottage Maid.
Young Jemmy is a pleasing youth.
No not yet.
The Cottage in the Grove.
Mounfeer Nong Tong Paw.
The lilver'morn.
Adams and Liberty.
Arabella.
Adams' Match.
Come buy my Daffodillies.
Ah*e beside a Stream.
MUSICK.
REMOVED.
Inhere also may be bad.
[I DOL. 50 CTS. PER ANNUM
OUR constant dependence upon the Su
preme Being for all the bleflings of life and
the ungrateful returns we have madeto hira
for his innumerable mercies, renderit high
ly proper for us as a people, in conformity
to the example, of our forefathers, to set a
part a Day at the commencement of the
labours of the season, to humble ourselves
B before him for ' ur manifold tranfgreflions ;
to implore his forgivenefs and favor; and to
beseech him to bless our substance and pros
per the work of our bands.
I Do, Therefore, with the advice and
consent of the Council appoint Tburfday,
the Ninth day of April next to.be observed
as a day of Humiliation, Falling and Prayer
throughout this Commonwealth. —And do
recommend it to the people of every religions
denomination to assemble on he said day—
to confefs their fins with sincere repentance
to :Jk the divine mercy and forgivenefs—&
with fervent Application to entreat the ,Al
mighty Ruler of the World that he would
bless and prosper the United States and se
cure them underhisholy protection.
That the firfl magistrate and the other
rulers of our nation may be wife and just
men ; and that rising superior to private in
terest, and the prejudice of party, they may
difeharge the duties of their reigeaive offi
ces with fidelity to their constituents, and
candor to other rations.
That the inhabitants of this State may e
ver be the objects of his peculiar favor, and
practice the duties of their Several Nations
by a continued course of probity and truth
—that those who adminifler our Bate gov
ernment, the wisdom of their measures,
and the regularity of gheir deportment, may/
secure r^ffigfer their per sons and authori
ty, and bgr nor to evil doers, and a praise
.and encouhtfrment to the virtuous ;—That
the minifies of religion may faithfully in
culcate upon their people the virtuous duties
of life, and be examples to them in all the
apt. ^Callon, arriv d here yesterday, was
boarded by the Eritifh frigate Magnanime on the
22d of January— The night before (he had chaced
the United States frigate Constellation, and not
knowing her fired fevers! (hot into her.— On this
the Constellation wore round prepared for action
and cohiroenced a fire; but before any thing feri
oils bad taken place, theflags of each were discov
ered.
By Capt. M'Callon we further learn, that he
was at Amflerdam the 4th of December ; there
he learned, that the Emperor of Rufira had laid a
second embargo on all English vefiels in his ports ;
and that it was his determination to do all io his
power to bring England to a pacification With
the French.
Intelligence was received in town yeflerday,
fays the N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser of the 13th
inst. by a letter from Washington that Samuel
Dexter, Efy late Secretary of War, is nominated
by the President to carry to the Executive of the
French Republic the Convention which has been
just ratified by the Senate ; and that he will re
ceive ii^ructions from the Government to treat
on thefubjett of the second article as it originally
flood ; on its duration ; and on any other contro
verlial point which the Convention may have left
unadjufied.
A French gentleman, who arrived here in the
fchouner Regulator, Capt Campbell, in 26 days
from Cape-Francois, informs that on the 17th
January, a French national schooner of 12 guns,
arrived there in 21 days from L'Orient. This
schooner brought positive accounts of the Con
gress at Lunevilte having adjourned to meet at
Paris ; and that the negociatiuns between Austria
and France were in a favourable train.—Count
Cobenzel, the Auflrian miniller, (who is fyokea
highly of by the French) together with the Prul
fian miniller, had gone to Paris for the purpose of
re-commencing their negotiations^—A minifler
from the Court of Great-Britain was daily ex
pected there. Our informant observes, that ro
battles had been lately fought; and that it was
generally expected, that a peace would speedi
ly be concluded, at leaff between Aullria and
France.
C M
The constant movement of Sam. Dexter, Esq.
from one office to. another, is similar to a person's
playing checkers, who has but one man left 60 the
board, and which is placed in a double corner.—
He moves him from one Nation to another, and
thus prolongs the game ; or, to give the idea more
strength, Mr. Dexter on the political theatre, is
like Mango in the play—“ Mungo here —Mungo
there—Mungo every where."
For a day of Solemn Fasting, Humiliation,
Bv his Excellent
CALEB STRONG, Efauire, Governor
and commander in chief in and over the
Commonwealth of Mofochifctts.
A Proclamation,
[From a New-York paper of February 18.]
IROM FINANCE- — indirect.
Commonwealth of MaffaebuJeits.
Late Omiflicns.
and Prayer.