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betimes the Agency, thich the President
<has beer, pleated to conter on me, I shall
forma Commercial Ettablifhment, and
be happy to attend to you and your friends'
orders -in the commission line—Please to
make this public till I arrive, and can fend
out circulars.
barbary Lowers.
By ah affinal at SJem, from Magaddre (in the
dominions of the Emperor 61 Morocco) we learn,
that letters had been received there from the A-
Consul at Morocco, which gave a, trances
CthrfaU d fferences with that power and the U-
Hited States had been amicably adjusted. Cent,
tMr: Azariah Wbitlesey, jr. of Say
br%k, Con. is appointed Infpedor of the
Revenue ; and Capt^ Ezra Lee, of Lyme,.
is dismissed - '
.Arrivals and Departures /^ ear lafl.^
Not. arrived, brig Nancy, Peierfon, Baroa
does, fhp Samfori, T^ts, London via Borton;
tin' Marv Trefethen, New-York.
brig Polly Paul, St. Vincents; brig
FfodfhiD Monson Weft-Indies; brig Sally, Tut
"not b i6° failed 'fch'D^hln, Burnam, New-
Y ^k brig Pl^^ Weftdiea.fr
Boardman, Wtlndißi b n g
Nancy, Peterson, Ellwand,
If the enemies ot Mr. Jefferfon cotild not
succeed in preventing his election to the prefi
dency of the U.S. notwithstanding they entitl
ed the clergy, the judges the lawyers and rhe
funding gentry, on tneir fide, to write him
down how can they now expert to Ihake
the confidence ci the people in him, and at
the expiration ot the presidential term to re
move him ?— I his disappointed faction may
poflibly keep their own party good a little
longer ; but it is impoffiDle that they can
make a bugle republican a profelite to their
creed. No republican will give credence
to the numerous barefaced, and scandalous
fallhoods which are daily circulated through
the polluted channels of prostituted tory pa
pers, iMe editors ot which have been detec
ted a thousand and a thouland, and a thou
sand nines ; but they itill periid, publilhing
the mbit infayious lies, with an audacity,
and impudence peculiar °.t hentfelves and
their fallen part). Yonave region to ex
ult, republicans, that you have triumphed
that you have vanquished this faction.
ILK.FORD, (Con.), Oft. 2b.
' By a natem^.t u' votes in this State, it appears
that the rieptr/i^ .uis nave gained since the fait year
the ^tra.c wmoer ot Beo votes, which is an in
creaie oi 'near one fourth. The embarraflmeut
produced by the late election law, upon the free
dom of loth age, lias probably fopprefied republi-
Cairvores equal to one fourth part given in October
lalt. (lie average number ot votes returned lor
the federal ticket fall year, was 7,453— the average
nil abet tor the republican ticket, was 3,325. —
The average number lor the federal ticket the
prefect year; is 7,651 —and for the republican
4,08 g.
The house of representatives contained about
40 republican members in October 1801 —about
55 m May, 1802—and at the present fedion con
tains between 70 nd 80;'
Oe Republican Ledger.
<'TRUE AS THE DIAL TO'TflE SON. 1 '
Portsmouth, (n.h.) Novembfr. 23.
tiffin ■■ 11 ein^
THANKSGIVING.
Thurfdav next, is appointed to be observ
ed as a day of Tbankfgivtng, in the Stages of
Maffichufetts, Connecticut, Rhode-Illand,
and New-Hampihire.
In the foufhern parts of Kentucky and
Tennessee, two 'liirds of the Cotton has
been cut off by early frofts.
An article from Lexington (Ken.) of the 26th
salt. fays : “ Accounts as late as the 17th Sept,
afforew, that the port of New-Orleans was fliut
up. Whether this order was given by the Span
iards or by the French was a matter of uncertain
ty. The writer premier to give the earliest in
formation cn this fubjeft,"
If Dr. Eustis' ribibties in politics are quedlon
ed by any clafeofcitizens, they cannot be doubted
in his other profeflion ; as he has twice, fdccef
iively, cured the people of the Quincy !
Columbian Minerva.
Col. Merced, a Republican, is re-elected 1
governor 01 Maryland, ty a majority of thirty
Votes. The choice is be he Legislature, and thus
determines the political, complexion of that body.
John Steele, Esq. Comproller of the Treasury
of the United Sfa.es, has resigned, add if now with
his family at Salisbury.N, G.
from the Mediterranean.
<< Confte Ration, off Tripoli, 1, 1802^
^ The Swedish Admire, about a week ago,
captured a final! Tripchtie gun-boat; apd put a
lieutenant, one mid&fpman, and eight seamen on
board, and ordered her for Malta : but when the
got with i tight of Malta, tie wind chopped
round, a;;d drove her back* Tripoli, where the
got affizre, and the crew were all made prisoners.
Capt. Sterrett informs me. he fliall fail lor Ameri
ca the fall."
Baltimore, Nov. 6.
The Female Impartial Humane Society of this
City defray the expeufe at present of a plain edu
cation so 33 poor boys anc have in part clothed
20. We rejoice that funds so well devoted are
augmenting.
Frefe Groceries, t
B. LEVERETT
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
And has For Sale,
_The following Articles, —viz.
FRESH jarrs of Mufcatal
RAISINS, per j^r or box ; do. Mala
ga, per calk ; do. calk Zant CURRANTS ;
do. GRAPES per jarr ; do. Turkey and
Malaga FIGS per cask. ,
Shell'd and unfhell'd Almonds ;
Mace ; Nntmegs; Cloves ; Cinnamon ;
Cassia ; Citron ; Ginger ; Pepper.
Fine Flour per. barrel ; RICE
per cwt. COFFEE.
Welch's No. I ahd 2 Chocolate;
English Mulford per pound or bottle.
Capers, Anchoives, and Sardini
hians, per bottle ; Sweet Oil, per Balk;
LIQUID BLUE per jug : Hair Powder ;
Windsor feented and crown SOAP ; refined
Salt Petre per keg or retail ; Spanish Indigo;
LorriHard's celebrated Maccauboy SNUFF
per bottle ; .Elliot's do. per keg ; Spanilh
Segars.
Gun Powder, Hyfon, Young
Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong and Bohea
TEAS, of a superior quality.
Philadelphia Loaf SUGAR per
cwt. or retail ; double refined^do. Jamaica
Sugar per barrel or retail.
Madeira, Sherry, IWTNFS
Malaga and Claret f VV XQ.
W. LRum; old Rum ; Brandy ;
Holland GIN ; MOLASSES ; Burton
ALE per doz.; London bottled PORTER
per doz.
Long cork'd Claret WINE per
cafeor doz. ; Spermaceti mould and dipt
CANDLES ; Spermaceti OIL for lamps.
Weft India COTTON.
Tumblers per straw; Vinegar
Cruets ; Stone Jnggs from 3 gallons down
to I gallon ; Stone Potts from 3 to I do.
St. Übes SALT per hhd. or retail.
A general afortment
Iron Hollow Ward, &c.
NOTICE.
THIS day at II o'clock, will
commence at the Office of Alexander
Ewen, in Market-Street, Port fmouth —
the sale of a valuable Assortment of Merchan
dize. CONSISTING OF
Superfine and low priced Broad-
Clothss Caffimeres, Callicoes, Tambor,
Chlhtz and purple Shawls, Linnens, Pock
et handkerchiefs, Hatts, Knives, Forks, &c.
ALSO,,
At half past 12 o'clock, thirty'
Calks freth R^fins, two Calks Currants.—
India Sugar, &c.
The above articles Will be fold
for Cash without reserve.
Portsmouth. Nov. go. ______
, RUM.
This Day, Nov. 23.
Will be Sold at Public Auction, on
Moffatt's wharf, at 12 o'clock,
Twenty puncheons good flavoured
St. Vincents RUM.
C-, One half tor calh down; the other half
for approved notes at 30 days with good en
doifers, payable at the New-Hampshire
Bank.
- .win— — — —— — ■
Caih given for Ox Horns arid
White Oak hhd. Staves,
By SAMUEL JONES.
Portsmouth, Nov. 23.
Crnplt: of ragmen.
—MARRIED—.
At Rollon, Mr. George Trott, jun.tier, to Mils
Bathlhebi Baker, daughter of Mr. Luke Baker.—
Mr. William Goddard, to Miss Sally Warner—
Mr. Oliver Steele, printer, to Mis. Sarah 11.
Bass.—Mr. Luther Bixby, mer. to Miss
Susannah Wentworth.
At Menotomy, Mr. John Frpft, to Mrs. Eliza
beth Robbins.—Mr. Caleb W;nfhip, to Miss Nab
by Blackenton—after a courtship of ten years.
At Norwich, Mr. Samuel Whiting, of Albany,
editor of the Albany Centinel, to Miss Fanny Lef
fingell. ~
' In this town, on Thursday evening last, by El
der E. Smith, Mr. Jacob Lewis ot Kittery, to
Mrs. Eliza j. B. Hilton of this town.—Mr. Joseph
Gavet, to Mils Betsey Tredick.—Mr. John 1 . Sen
tor to Miss Margaret M. Loud.
fiWfyto^m^ mKfft£tmm
^PortaUt^
— DIED—
In this town, Mrs. Loud, aged 76.
At Litchfield, on the 28th of Oft. last, Major
William M'Oueftion, Esq. aged 69 years.
At Dorchester, Ehlha Tilefton, Esq. aged 87.
At Newbury, Mr. Edward Woodman aged 92.
At Greenfield, Mrs Rosanna Smead, aged 68.
At Northampton, Mr. Samuel Green, aged 92
— Mr. Joseph Root, aged 73—Mr. Timothy Poin
roy, aged 60.
and Cambhteens.
40 pieces Shalloons and Antiloons:
40 pieces blue and black Velvets
and Corduroys.
50 p!eces Florentine and Ladings.
200 pieces Irish Linens &Sheetings.
1000 groce fafhionable and com
mon BUTTONS.
10,000 yds. fafhioriable Chintzes,
and Copperplate Furnitures.
600 yards Dimities and Muflinets.
1000 yards fprig'd and Tambor'd
MUSLINS, from gf to 24/ per yard.
1000 yards Cambrick, Jaconet and
Lok MUSLINS.
600 yards English Bed Ticks.
1200 yards black Modes &; Satins.
200 yards Pelicee Silk.
30 dozen men's Beaver HATS, of
the latell fafhion,
20 doz. ladies 'Beaver HATS, some
of which are veiy elegant.
30 doz. fashionable Ronalloy Straw
Hats and Bonnets—Trimmings.
50 doz. Camels hair, Silk, Mullin,
Cambrick and Chinz SHAWLS.
100 doz. best Jersey and Wiltfhire
men's knit Stockings, superior to any ever
imported.
too doz. ladies' cotton & silk Hole,
Gloves and Mits.
2 Trunks of fafhionable MUFFS
and TIPPETS, Fur Shawls & Wadding.
A large assortment of
Ladies' London madeSHOES with
water proof loles to fit.
An elegant afrrtment of
English and French LACES and
EDGINGS.
A large assortment of
Bed Laces, Fringes and Tassels,
English patent white and colored
tewing Cotton Thread.
Water proof Umbrellas.
20 bales 15 thread Cod Lines, Sew
ing Twine; Herring Netts, and patent
Shoe Thread.
ffitb a general affor tment of
Other Goods as usual.
Pot & Pearl Allies, and Flax-
Seed will be received in pay.
Market-Street, PortJmyutb, Nov. 23, 1802.
Evening School.
-<^>-
AN Evening School is opened nt the usual
place, tor Reading, Writing, Arith
inctic, and Navigation,—Tltofe who arc
pleated to apply may depend on close atten
tion by the fubferibers,
GEORGE J. OSBORNE,
THOMAS JACKSON.
Partfmouth, Nov. 23. [
Evening School.
S. Bowles has opened his
Evening School at the Brick School House,
where he will be happy to wait on thole
who intend to favour him with their compa
ny this season.
Pirt/moufh^ Nov, 2,\
EDWARD PARRY
Informs his B tends and Customers
that be has returned from Europe
veilba
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS,
which was purchased from the mariu
jaauvers, and which he will fell at fmdll
1 Advances for cash or approved credit,
by the package, piece or retail r^
and offices those who have
money to diJpofeof for
any articles in his
line, that they
will find it to their advantage 16 call at
His (hop—
His Stock confits of
150 pieces of Superfine arid
low price falhionable Broadcloths,
from 6f. to 4of per yard.^
200 pieces Plain and Forest Cloths.
50 pieces fuperfine Coatings, Rat
teens and Lamblkins.
40 pieces blue, red and green Serges
and Fe^ruaughts. ~'
35 pieces Falhionable Caffimeres,
tioin ty to 21/ per vard.
50 pieces falhionable Swandowns,
150 pieces Baizes and Flannels.
200 pair Rose Blankets of all sizes.
200 pieces Durants, Tammies and
Moreens. ..
100 pieces Ruffels & Calimancdes.
150 pieces Wildbores, Camblets;
Merchants and others concerned in
Navigation are refpe&fully informed,
That the fubferiber will re-commcnce the &
operation of his Telegrapbe by the firlt of *
October next.
All persons who may wish to obtain by the
TClegraphe, or by the Telegraphe and by the
Mail, tirit intelligence of arrivals at the Vine
yard—or of arrivals ax foreign ports —or who
may wish to pass orders directing a vessel at
the Vineyard to fail from thence to any par
ticular port —or to wait there for further or
ders—or who may wish to learn the contents
of a cargo —or whether a friend is on board
of a particular vessel there, &c. &c. may be
accommodated.'
The terms are lodged (for the convenience
of all concerned) at the Poft-Offices in Boflon,
Salem, Newburyport, Portfmqutb & Portlands
and will be lodged at the Post Office of any
other port, if desired. Agents are appointed
in all the ports above named, to accommo
date such as may wish for immediate intel
ligence from the Vineyard.
The terms contain different rates of fees.
If a man applies for fall intelligence of an
arrival at the Vineyard, by the 20th of Sep
tember, inst. or three weeks before the day
of-fuch arrival, HE shall have such intelli
gence at the lowest rate.
I.An applicant has nothing to pay until the
Proprietor or his Agents fhalf announce firft
intelligence of an arrival or other firft intel
ligence desired.
Matters of Vessels will enter their arrivals
at the Vihejard free of any expense, tbar the •
Proprietor (and the owners; if ffe pteafe)
may have immediate knowledge of such ar- ,
rivals.
JONATHAN GROUT, PaWdee.
BoCqh, Sept. 6, 180%.
A RICH REPAST
FOR
Winter Evenings.
THE Proprietors of Public arid
Social Libraries are invited to the Book-
Store of C. Peirce, No. 5, Daniel S reet,
Portsmouth; where they will have a choice
in an excellent and large Collection of
Books, as cheap as cin be purchased in Bos
ton.
Said Peirce has just imported
, , .a few setts of the
ENCYCLOPEDIA,
OR
A Dictionary of Arts, Scien
ces, and Miscellaneous Literature,
in 18 quarto Volumes to the sett. Price
182 dollars : also,
A few setts Henry's Explanation to
&e whole Bible, in 6 quarto Volumes.—
Price 36 dollars a sett.
also,_
Burket's Exposition to the whole
New-Testament in Fulio, 9 dollars, in quar
to 7 dollars.
- Wright's new and complete Book;
of Martyrs, in 2 quarto Volumes, with
plates. Price 6 dollars.
A Volume for Merchants and
Lawyers, just pobliihed at Philadelphia, and
now. received and for sale as above,
, Abbott's Treatise of the Law"
relative 10 Merchant ships and Seamen: —
Price 15s. A Volume which fhoald be in
polfeffion of every Merchant, and Matter of
a vessel.
A good assortment of School
and Clatlical Books. Stationary, Writing,
Wrapping and Bonnet Papers.
Isaiah Thomas'; Robert B. Tho
ma^' ; D.[Sewall’s, and Bickerltaß's Alma
nacks for 1803.
PortJmouth, Nov. 30.
Stephen Delande,
(In Buck-street, opposite Messrs. William and
Charles Neil's Hore,)
Informs bis friends and the public
in general, that he keeps conftuntly
FOR SALE;
A general'affortment of
Fresh Weft-India Goods and
GROCERIES;
CT As cheap as Can be purchased in any
store in town, tor cash only.
Portsmouth, Nov. 23.
fufl Publifeed at the Gazette Office,
And for file
By N. S. and W. Peirce,
^ SERMON on Baptifa,
Preached at Northwood, July 12, 1802, at the
Baptism of Mrs. Stakes—by Elder Elias Smith,
and now printed by the earned felicitation of the
hearers.—l hey believing htobe a complete re
tultion to the tinchriftian and nncandid Remarks
ot Mr. Peter Edwards.—And it is earnestly re
quelled OTaf every searcher after truth, may read
this Dheourfe—the price of it is only 12| Cents.
C^T Subscribers are requeued to call (as
above) and receive their Books.
Portfawuth, N©. 23.
TELEGRAPHE.