Republican ledger, and Portsmouth price current — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-09-20 00:00:00, page 3

TOSTON, SEPT. 18.
RECORD OF DISEASE AND DEATH
The fever at New-Y<>ik continues i, de
., filiations with augment mortality' Ihe
t facial reports arc
New Cases. Daihs
Friday, Sept. Gih, 26 10
Saturday, 1., 22 3
Sunday, 11, 31 ^
Monday, 12, 24 13
Taefday, 13, 24 14
Os the deaths, is Mr. John Wood; reach
or of Trinity Church Chatry School. We
.aye not room tor the names of the deccat
,d—The principal part were in fbeeis in
! he vicinity of ie (hip-yarns on the halt-
River, where the inhabitants arc indigent,
and th ir habitations uncleanly.
Os 80 patients lent to the Marine Hefpi
tal, 36 dled & iiom July 25h, tu August
4o:h.
PHILADELPHIA.
By yesterday's Moi, we have authentic ac.
honors of Me prevalence of malignant lever in
Philadelphia ; as w,ii appear by the lobowmg
extract:
Health-Office, Hilad. Sept. 12, 1833.
CC It is with deep regret, that the boaro of
[b-ihh announce to their jello.v-coizeus, tlut
, dife<fe of a mJr/nant afped, has nia.lc is
wpperance in that dillrilt ok the city < bonding
from M # rket to Walnut itreef & irum the e<Jt
fide ot Front Street, to the rivet Delaware, bf
^oud ivhichlimits nothing of alarming import is
Liwwn to have yet occurred, ^
SALEM. SEPT, 8.
FROM BOURDEAX
fxtraH fa letter!torn a Mercantile houje in
Bordeaux, to a gentleman in this town,
• fated jidyn, &g—received by an arri
val at*GLegler on Taejday night Ift.
" The renewal of horti'iivs between
England and thi^ country will again compel
rsto have recoutfe to the flag of the United
States; indeed, fhouhl the prelent conte? be
pt anv conlidcrable duration, we fhtuld not
foe Surprised that your IhipsQ.uhi be iotcly
petminedto trade in fafety ;at any rate,nene
already command i> rnucn.iHpetl, and none
flic fame founts of wealth and t'rade, and
rneans of annoying any enerr) uh> maydare
violate their neor dity. Ihe price current
herewith. 1 " dive vou an exa& idea of
rpr market —yu m;y fdely adventure on
she prices, ter bovm^ none hot you to look
so for fupp!ics, there is but hole prof; ett +
p tall, ar<l a very great tine ofa rile in all
Wert India g v ods ; indeed there ism know
jog to what prie they will get. By a new
)aw of this country none can come r in En
^and, and rertridions are even made from
fib Ie introduced from neutral cruntris $ it
is neerffary they be accompanied with a cet
iificate ot their being the growth and man
picture of a French colony, which cerrifi
gate molt be signed by the i rench Conlui
or C unmercid Agent tor the pldce at which
they are shipped,
^-==^ - — —— —^ --—— —
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.
By die Amphion from London, we lure
received p ropy of an Additional Ifillrn&ion
fothe Commanders of British snips of war,
4< and privateers, dared June 2g, hog, as
'f fallows : —"jo Cortider^on of the pr<f
* ent State of Commerce, We are pleased
•' todirea the Commanders of Our Ships
to of War arc Privateers, not to feiz any
* Neutral V-TI which Anil be carrying ^
" Trade dir-aiv between the Colonies of
< the Enemy andthe Neutral Country be
ar longs, and hd-n wi'h,e Property of in
' habitants of such Ne''ral Country : rro
" vided that fit, neutral Velfel (ball not be
• foppLing, nor (hall have on the outward
^ Voyage supplied the enemy with ^ n v Ar
&* ticles contraband of War, and shall nut be
6t trading wbh any blockaded Port.
By his M1 tv's Comand.
[ton PELHAM."
[CIRCULAR]— T^ CoufA of the United
',-to of America, at Hamburg,addreffis the
/ I wine circular to all captains of American
U^BURG.jULY11, ^og—The block
/ "of the Elbe, by the English, has been
a ;]y an.QuiiCcd to the government Oi
Our Dublin zocoo n's are down to Suur
thy. Tranquillity being now completely
„f|ore J,the Gwurment pursues its irqui
;ks, in order to find out the authors of tin
foforreaion, its ramifications and extent.
The Police have arrested a number of per
fens, bin nothing further has traniptred.
Arms and pikes bare oeen fuzed in diff r-
OU quarters. Many believe that the rebel-
Did a c<7refponden<e with the Liench and
Goefted aid from them.
The order fir the march of t-oop c to
fretad has been countermanded. 1 his
fyews :b : jrauquillity of that kingdom.
"TRUE AS Ihi DIAL TO THE SUN."
Che Republican Ledger.
PAKTS, AUG 4.
REBELLION SUPPRESSED,
PORTSMOUTH, ^ IT.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2% ISO 3.
To-morrow Evening Senior Manfredi will perform a variety of new feats never done by any ohe but him©h
this citv. In a crisis, therefore, so difficult
ns the perfent, it is highly important to the
riferehsor year owners, that you conform,
in the Bribed manner; not only to the ac
knowledges and reciprocal rights of nations,
but likewise to the interpretation of thole
lights, given, bv the principal maritime
p,we s—l Jvife you not to rec iveon board
any mor merchandize, and that you provide
;ourie!vcs wni, the bell proofs, that all the
m 'chandize which you have already recei
ved, on board was delivered and received be
fore information had here of the blockade
of the Elbe, apd depart with all poflible dis
patch. I am yours.&c.
JOHN M. FORBES.
Conjul of tie Undid States.
E^trafi of a letter from Dominka dated,
Aurgu/l 21.
“ On Friday night we had a severe hur
ricane.—lt held on all that hight, though
Several veflels had ptit to lea. But next mor
ning 1 was obliged to fltip one cable, and
cut the other, and was fortunate enough to
get out to fca. Seven fail of veilcis went on
(bore, apd great deal of damage done.—l
was twodavsat fca before I put in my an
chor. On Monday the 15th, 1 went to
clear+ont at the Cullom house, when I
found there was a proclamation out, declar
ing both Martinique and Guadeloupe block
aded."
0
Capt. George Bradilb, in a brig from Cape
Francois vas captured in the Sou'll Channel, by
a p'i'a'err brig from Ildi-fax, and had put on
-board a prize mailer and four bird;, leaving
Capt. B. with two sick hands; who role upon
the brig and carried her into Salem.
The ManbaUen Compativ have effer ed a re
ward of § 0 dollars lor apprehending & Retiring
in j il, betfarin Brower, the perfect who has em
bezzled their cafi) to a large amount.--Brower had
beep leveral years a clerk in the Manhattan
Bank.
A Mr. Moffat, of Cayuga, New-York,
has obtained a patent tor a new fliil and
boiler, by which from 5 to to barrels of
Ipirits mav be dihilled in a day by the labor
of only (women. 1 bey are besides Io con
drti6led er to be foobvinus and important an
improvement, that from c to 10 000 dollars
Have been offered for the right to use them in
one county only.
ATTI FLUX
There is very strong ground to believe
that the Britilh government has, by private
ordcis to her commanders, authorised the
imprelEnent of American fearoen ; at a
future day we Ihall Hate our reasons for
this belief.-— Aurora.
An attempt was made on the 7th infl. to
poifan the whole of the family of Thos.
La Ton, efq. of Princtfs Ann country,
Wirg.) by potting arsenic into coffee. Those
concerned in this crime, a man and woman
servant, (brother and litter, have been fecur
cd in gaol.
The prince of Wres— I.as made an (ffcr
of his services to the British ministers, and
foliciteda situation in the army; but for fume
cause or 01,er the ( ffer w9s but accepted.
Me. Fox was very anxious to know the
aufe, but the minittrv decided giving any
explanation. The prince has been a Colo
nel in the army,6nce 1782. Dis brother is
Fieldmailhal and Commander in Chief ;
and three vounuer brothers L r . Generals.
The great number of children Whb fall
victims to the Cholera in this feafin of the
year, is a ffrong inducement to publish the
following remedy, which has always fuc
needed when the lax proceeded not from the
i <orms, the cutting of teeth, or from reper
cuted humors ; it if lengthens ihe debilitated
organs, and ntntralifes the acrimony of the
morbific humor ; Put half a dram of salt
of tartar in a pint of water —this is all the
remedy,
Give the parent of this alkaline water
every two hours, lengthening trie intervale
cl the doses as soon as the complaint begins
to abate, which commonlyhapycns the fame
day.
To a child one ver,r old two tea fpbons
full for the fitft d. fe, and afterwards only
one tea fpoonfu! every two hours, in two or
three ft oonfuls of milk and Water, fw teetned
together, increasing the dose according to the
age, half a tea fpoonfu! for every year
This remedy is equally ctfc&udl for adu'ts
it is a fort of Specific in billictis diarrhea.
'[ he fiffi ^ic (or an adult is a table fpon
fu!!, mixed with equal quantity of Sweetened
water ; afterwards the fair of this uofe four
or five times in 24 houars. It due attention
be given to this remedy, hundreds ni victims
will be Snatched from the jaws of death
eve y year.
The heads of families, who may be igno
rant that the fait of tartar is dill Wable if
the air, ought to prefeive i: in a phial, Well
flopped up.
(^The printers in general, for humanity
r.k , me requited to give this remedy all
flible publicity.
HUIP PATENT.
From the Newburyport •' Repertory," Sept. 14,
Died on Sunday morning lall, much lamented*,
the venerable, the leandeo and pious Kr. Rtv.
Edward Bass, D 1). Bihp ot the Episcopal
Churches in Massachusetts ano Rhode Island; aged
77 years. The interment of the body ot this wor
thy end beloved Divine was yetterday folenmized
by the teUiun reals of the tincerett relpeft and
(leepelt regret. "At twox/Hock a proceffiou, for
med ot tire Iraterty of Masons irotn three lodges,
and the Members ot the Merrimac Humane Socie
ty,moved to the Dwelling-houle ot the deceared,
and there joined the mourners in attending the
corpse to St. Paul's Church ; where prayers were
read by the Kev. J. S. J. Gardner, an eloquent fcr
mon, adapted to the moHinlul occasion, conclud
ing with an interetling Ikerch of the life of Dr.
Bass, was delivered by Dr. Parser, to a bereaved
and weeping congregation. His remains were
then comwited to the dutt, with the Eptfcopal
service and mefonic felemuities. We (ball devote
a tutere column to tribute jultly due to departed
Worth— 0 the meipory of a beloved member ot
fociet) —1 dibinguifbed Sdci.
Dr. Balshas lett a widow, to mourn the
loss of a husband affectionate and exemplary ;
a congregation, deprived of more plea fant &
peaciblc ; a circle of inumerable friends,de
prived of one who with resigned humour par
took and increased every joy with benevo
lence solaced every misfortune and could
brighten, with a beam from Heaven, the
dreariness of death. But these are not his
only mourners. Religion and every virtue
mourn their ronflant lucceGful cultivator &
brightest ornament, who enforced their pre
ccps by the irriftible eloquence of example
and nor only confolalion is, that we have
enjoyed hh virtues fu long, that they were
not gathered from his aged and venerable bo
dy, until they were ripe for glory ;nd ma
ture for heaven.
Sele^ed from European and American
Authors, Wiih many new Tunes not before
Publilhed ; —including the whole of Dr
Watts'Pfalms & Hymns; to each of uLich, s
tone is adapted ; ard fume additional tunes
suited to the particular Metres in Tate and
Bradv, and Dr. Belknap's Collection of
Pfahns and Hymns with an Introduction of
Practical Prine iples. Designed tor the
use of Schools, mufieal Societies, an 1 wor
shipping Assemblies; Ey Samuel HUyoke.
Price 3 dollars each book.
The above may be had at C Peirce's Book
dore in Portsmouth, and OfJ ^n Sawver in
Exeter, N. H where fobLriOers are reqnef
ted to call for their Books.
Porffmoutb Sept. 20.
To Let, '
And possession given on the firfl
of Nov. next a three Story Dwelling H t,ic
in Jeffr Greet with a convenient ffable,Hurt
ana woodhoufe—For particulars enquire of
the Printer.
Portfmoutb Sept. 2°.
Strayed or Stolen,
From Mr. Wendells Future at Sagamore
Creek a tall pale red MARE, with large
fore feet one of hi hoofs Split. Any perlon
who will return her to the hihScriber (ball
be hardfrmely rewarded John Leui;.
P^t/mouth Sept. 20.
©"His Store will be kept
open in his absence, under tb^ direction <
an obliging friend, and well flocked wio
Books and Stationary, and he hopes his o'
and new Cuitomers will continue to dire 6
their course thitherward, as he is fare the!
will receive hisy and his family's grateful
acknowledgments.
Charles Peirce
Porfyncuth. N, H Sept. 20, 1803.
Died at Biddeford the 12th trft. after A
short dirtrcfJmg confinement Mr Amos Gor
don Aged 518, he has left a large family to
lament the loss of a kind husband and tender
Parent, and a numerous acquaintance the
loss of an honefl Indudrious worthy citizen.
At Hallow ell on the 2th inst. Mr. Henery Bur
leigh Merchant, fortuity of this town aged 34.
In this tono Mrs Clark, wife ot capt Joseph
Clark, agid 48.
Settlement of Accounts,
TIIE fobferiber having it in cuntempla
JL tion to take a voyage for the benefit 0!
his health, requefis all performs with whom
he has accounts open, to call or fend ano
fettle the fame in all this month, as he wilhts
;as far as poffible' I to be his own Executor.
A small House, or part of
a Houf:, near the p^de. Inquire of the
Printer. loth Aug. 1803.
FOR SALE
By William Chafe,
70 Puncheons of Grenada.
RUM.
Portsmouth Sept. 5.
Columbian Repefitory
OF
Sacred Hafmeny;
Wanted to Hire,
Mortality.
Apprentices TV anted.
CT °ne or twa Lads as apprentices to the
Printing kufsne/s are wanted «*t this # ice —
They muff underfund reading and writing, and
pli'Js " PA"' natural dfptftwn ; none other
need apply ; tbojefrom the country would be
Referred. _
Cafo given for clean linen and
dOTfftn and liner Rags, at the ledger
Office, offifoe the Brick Market.
Informs bis rufomers, and \be pubfe at large,
that be has retried from t,e 3.\c-
House, to the flcre lately occu
pied by Mr Samuel Hid,
Fore Street, bead of %
Mgit'l W^arj,
Where he has contiartiy toi Sale, a general
nflrtme-'t
H Certain cure for the Dtfntarv.
Dr. Herfkell's celebrated Pdls
& Powders for the Dyfentajy which
were never known to fail effecting
a cure, when taken sea fonably, ara
just received and for sale by Ci
Peirce, Daniel-Preet Portsmouth---
Price 1 Dollar a box.
Where may he had ^lfo
Dr. Herfkell's cure for tbejaun^
dice, and a variety, of oilier Patenc
Medicines.
At this particular time, when the
Dyfenrary is making such dreadful
ravages in many towns in this State
a trial of the above medicine is ear
neflly recommended, by a person
who has experienced its good effects.
ALSO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE, ^c. He. & c .
which he will fill at as low a price a« can
be pnrchahd in t^wr —for cHh or
approved credit.
Corfant attendance, and every favor gratefully
ackwrotaged
Sept. 13.
FLAX-SEED.
Robert Harris
Gives Cash for Flax-Seed, ot his
It°re, No. 5, Langdons whan.
Sept. 13. ts
Wanted, Immediately,
A LAD about 14 0, 15 rears of
age as apprentice to the CABINET MAK
ING buftnefs. One from the country liquid
be preferred. Inquire of the printer.
Sept. '>
Sheathing Paper,
For Houjes and Veffils, for Sale al
C. Peirce's Book-store,
Duuwl rtfee.
li% re may also b had.
Log, Press, Bonnet, Catridge;
Drawing, Ecuhant, Sirptr-Rnal. De.: 1,
Folio port, Foolscap, P h and Letter Pipets.
atjo
A large quantity of Cypher ng, Writing, &
Account Books.
BARLEY & FLAXSEED
By Wm. &C Neil,
for which a generous Price will be
given at their Store in Buck-street,
P&rtJmotitb Sept 5.
°,,s te ° r - 7°'” Juchen's, buck Jireet,
A LARGE alignment <t gold ear and
finger rings, ring-cases, gold handker
bitt pins, gilt do. placed cpndlcflicks, fugar
ongs, fil^r thimbles, fmellirg bottles, tooth
owder, plat'e powder, ten anu cream pops,
gar cases, fm.ffand tobacco boxes, fl ve
ir,on% Giver tooth and ear picks, do pencil
nd men caff. comh c ; feiflar, &c. &~
N. B. Most kinds of Hollow
Ware executed in the Silver-fmith'b
line..
Jbfl Received, and for tale by
Stephen Hardy,
Wcft-India Goods &>
GROCERIES,
REMOVED.
Benjamin Hill
Dyfentary.
/Wanted