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E' lng homas Janney & Co. and have eceived
ssctsisisijsspaq ofsimy importation of FALL GOODS,
;si' 3 the remamcsiler are expected in a few days.
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John G. Ladd,
.simBO boaes-S by 10 and 9 by 11 Window
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. IQ chests Young Hyson Tea, fresh and
'ds What quality
' 2ctosiþir8es Ravens Duck
100sido. Russia Shceting
5 A quantity of Lime.
ss - m S'l'ORE,
'50 bbh. SHAD.
waden "having considerable part or ner cargu
ss Mesissngqgþd will sail in a few days. For freight
qry passage apply to the maner on board at.
" VVORK devoted to Commerce & Man- 7
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qsimtu-re, and the Usct'ul Arts. by Dr. James ss
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" Philadelphia. One number will appear;
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lose.- h Mandevxlle,
" Carner as "my and [ct'ezz'pjsax-strects,
si His mzcuvco run sum,
lsiQsspun-thuns ;z'd ploos .ctantigua rum
chs red.! (sin,;niztc brandy
. si. , ctctsizpes sctmz-tz-y ;ssrin
30 burrcls ?";cw I'fngsisiknd ru'm
' 40 barrc's ryc x—hisizkcy
5 ltOgsiz-rnscts s-Tri-z-sims sugar
Sosio sha. green cosi'ec
4 50 boxcs and cthali' boxcs choice first and
, _ __ ' second qualsity Havsina scgars
" '20 casks silst quality (.osbcn cheese
?! boxcs Luncion and Philudclphia mustard
{00 lbs. refined ssscthpctrc
" si '20 boxes muscatel and bloom raisins l
' 500 lbs. fresh Z-simte currants
50 [fixes mould and dipt candle! 1
1500 lbs. brkmstone
50 dozen persumed soap '
20 lbs. Cdvenne pepper.
'6000 lþ "good Firkin Butter: in fine shipping
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'si Yowell's wharf, or go - si
- — ss ' Dan]. M'Clean.
ssF'Foz- freightsi or paszage apply on Doaru, norm ,
- Side of Harper's whurf.
' , Nove-mher 99. S'T
83- Two Activc Lads be
tween the agesct of 14 & 16 years,
_ Of good connesizsscions, will be tak
en as a prentices to the Print
sisiing Bu xness at this Office.
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ctsi ' ASH WlLL BE GlVEN for a few
T housand bushels (had Alerchantablc
si siW/zcatA-Aþply to .IACOB MORGAN,
'l'ucker's Whurf.
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Jov. 26. dis" si
ss-siss 'ct' Fsiofsale—ssreighl Of Csiharte_r,_ ;
.ctss'siFo'r Norfolk and Richmond,
ss - bending and for Sassle
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Gentle, 6 Dollars for ammm.
Country Gazcm', 5 Dallars.
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FALL ss GOODS.
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Wzl/mm &? Susan,
Somuos TYLER, MASTER;
si [be good and substanual met
- sailing Ship
TEN BROTHERS,
ssshsie SLOOP UNlTY
Caleb siHEsimd master, a legular ss
For Philadelphia,
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:[hc hearts of Wtdows hired for sorrow;
. ed not to care by what c-xtortionous means
' they acquired tt—(lid you th-r see such
* and repeated attempts of the executive dur
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si} -' Imitafedﬂam_ DAvm*s Lamentatctianct si
si_ si ) , ' ssllss 'Semuel, 18t_(3_hap._ "
Ah, ruthless wacttsiss! hehsissosil thy ppw'r ; si
' The pride of beauty, boast of fame,.ss
The strength of kings, the Warriorhsinamc,
Allblasted in one fatal hour.
Tellznot the ba'se ignoble slave,
The tyrant's vile unmanly crew, .
W he ne'er a patriotct impulse _khew,
" Were never fir'd at glories vxew,
The story of the fallen brave.
Ye plains cncrimson'd with the gore
()t mighty heroes slain,
'By wounds they for their country bove,
Be ever green your sacred shadcs ;
Let t'reshest ﬂowers adorn your gledes ;
There spring sotever reign.
\Vith ceasehssssss tears we must deplore,si
The fall 01 those 50 lov'd, 50 brave—
W'ho now their ruin'd land will save ;
For they Who its first being- gave,
Can lecl their country's wrongs no more.
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Alexandria, A 07}. 23.
Let beauty's tears hedcw the shrine,
\Vheze fallen herues pcsitccful rest ;
For Womau's inﬂuence warm'd their breast,
lnspir'd the soul that made their glories
shine.
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Ah fatal war that sweeps away
The som of vulor great and good ;
\\'hat tears shall Wash aWay the bleed,
That streams from thy relessntlcss sway ?
puliticizms, who, like oursmen, look unt
wnt'. but steer a contrary course? Vssho,
with piteous suce and doltiul accvnt,
Did yntt ever see men, who were braw
Iets for liberty and uqualitctv, hut were ty
rants at home; who, as husbfincsst fathers,
masters, and within the Whole little circle of
their power, acted the despot; and who, is
Providence had not pur them under the ban
of the old proverb, ** cross cnws have short
horns."-—wouldunquestionably extend their
despotism far and wide ?
Did you ever see men,_who in private
life were oppressors, excortion-si-rs, marble
hearted usuz'c rS; men who haVe entered
Ble-xs'd, honor'd and renown'd they live,
When locs invude their sinkiug land,
They rush with iight'uing in their hand,
The last devoted fearless band ;
Together full, or victors they survive.
But where the coward chief has ﬂed,
From honor's and his countky's cal],
When dungers press and l'uisls fall 5
80 that spot bar'ren, curs'd, and all
A dreary waste, its verdurc ever dead.
Stil! victory waisits upon the brave ;
See thousands full before their {steel,
See warrior host belsio'l'e them rce],
As swcpt by winds, thectocean's wave.
men, who made lucre this God, and seem.
knowledged :md followed as such, by large
ﬂocks of human gulls ?
Have you ever amsi-n poiitica] gnat—stmin
en and came! swaHnwe-rs; men, whose
minde, in the time of Viss'nshingtnn's admi
and with seeming pleasure, most baresaced
violations of the constitutlon, by arbitrary
suspension of habeas corpus, by audacious '
setting themselves tip for patriuts, and ac
but who since have witnessed with patience -
nistration, were perpetually sore by reason '
ingthe embargo; men, who applauded the
whikkt'y insurreefition, and yet denounced as
traitors to their country, those who ventur
ed to complain of the embargo; men, who
trality to be an arbitrary stretch of power
and deserving impeachment, and consider
ed ]ssﬂ'erson's enforcing act as being so sa
crod, that whoever opened his lips incurred
the guilt es scandalum magnatum, of libel—
ling the Lord's anointed; men, who for
merly clamored about the expences of go
vernment, but are now quite satisfied, tho'
its expences for the last nine or ten years,
have exceeded its former CXFCDCCI for the
same term of time, by the enormous sum
declared Washington's proclamation of neu- '
of their holy jealousy for the constitution,
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expence of preparation: for war which at '
of twenty-one millione dollan; men, who 1
formerly set the country in uproar because
government borrowed money to defray the
_ " Sigh and groan
" Foi'jzub/ic good, but mean their own."
Courteous reader, did you ever see noisy \
Ffam the C'onncc-ticut Courant.
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ss sion, who have sollth-d Napoleon wuh.
:.-.ssbut now! think'siic' well enougfithitfsi'Z'govern
, that EVt-ry wearer of a crown deserved the;
si of the nation's life blood, have filched thou—
"'To'tennb'ould sib'oFrotv milliossns merely for 3
""Psiucesi sieatablfshment; well, The proteste
ﬂies tZtAZF'ZÞPkared siin-stzntgmzd- imissbss
their best wishes through his whole. cateerf
Osﬂmqursrs, carnttge and [ﬂood, and mani- :
ft'SIetl as hot :: Zra! (or the universal empirel
ofsiali d-vouring France as thev ever did ;
Or could. for the universa! cmpire Ufst'þUfÞ!
licanism ? si
Have you ever, courteous reader, seen _
such m-si n as have now been described ?;
" Why ycs"——-and so have [.
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BOS'l'ON, Nyv. 23.
The ship Alt'red, captain Putch, arrived s
at (}isi ucc-ster y- sr-rday morning, in 31 days ctf
from Lishon. Mr. ]ohn Rice, a passcn-i
ger, has arrived in town, and obligingiyi
s'dHHCd us with Lishon papers to the 19th
01 Octoher, and a list of va sssiis it st.
LisnoN, Octosssi-er 12.
The movement of Rumana, and et cry
thing, indicatcs. that the marrh nl'the allicd
army to the west of the' peninsula, is the
result. of a plan which has been well caicu
lated.
October 15.
A despntch is arrived smm lord VVeHing.
ttm, (lated at hcad-quartcrs, Ajuda, Octo
her 13. He mentions the march of Roma
na to join his army; that (htachmtsints of
troops under coiunei Vilson and coiomsi-l
'srant, with the inhabitants of the country
who had tism, were annuying the rear of
the Punch army ; that they had already en
tered littsaco anz! Coimhra; and that ali
the north of Portugal was tranquil.
Oc-tabcr 19.
The Anglo-Pnrtuguese army has been
considerahlctv reinsortssed since.- the battle of
Busztco. lt has concentrntc (] its surCe-s and
formed entrenchmmts. It has been joined
by the Spanish torch us Essi quida. On
the contrary, the army ut' Masscna is di
minishing every day, and his troops are dis
cdntented in consequence of the privatiuns
they are obliged to endui'e. Et'ery dav
renders his Situation more critit'nl, and will
soon reduce him to the necessity of fighting
under great disadvantages, or of retrcat
ing.
AJUDA. Octabcr 15.
Despatches have been received from gen.
Miller at Coimbra. That city was taken
possession of on the 8th. The garsisonsi of
the French, and the Wounded, amounted to
4-000. The prisoners were sent to Oporto,
and dispositions are made for the defence
of the city. Co]. Wilson, with an advanc
ed guard of cavalry, arrived on the '10:h at
Condeixa. Massena is at the foot of the
Subra], extending his line to Alcnqucr.
MADRID, Sept. 18.
It has been ordered that in future no
Spanish officer or soldier shall be received
into the service of king ]oseph. This hasi
always been the opinion of Napoleon.
Ten thousand French troops, intended
for Massena, have arrived here. It is he
lieved their destination is altered, and that _
they will now be incorporated with the gar- ;
rioon of Madrid.
but the British miniltcr succeeded and he
was sent to Maket
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SARDlNlA, Septi 4
When Lucien Bonapatte arrived here
be called himself Lorenzo Fabricio, a Ro
man merchant ; but he was soon known—
The Russian minister wished him to land,
Sole'mssoly and vociscrously against even a
single ceot going out of the pubho cheat)
unlcassi specially-ctappropriatcd by law. but
are now much "at their ease, tho' the: trea
So'n-hatchin'g W'dkinson, and Other leeches
gibbet, who nevertheless, would be- glad
thattwcmy rrowns Were placed upon the
head Ostht'ct Corsicsszm tyrant— sons of !iberty,
gctmine repuhlicans. paniots by protu
sands of dollars from the treasury, in the
very teeth of lazv, as well as of equity?
Did you ever see men, who though they
hadlovcd republics so Vtolcntly that they
harborcsid the projcCt of kneading the whole
human family into one republicau mass, do,
notwithstandingssjove and adorc the nation
that has uprooted and destroyed every rc
public Upon earth, except our' own ?
Did you ever see men, who, though they
boasc much and loudly of the: spirit of ,75,
and pretend to possess that nobh: spirit
themselves, have, with respect to France,
stedsascly maintained the doctrine of pas
sivc obedience and non-resistancc, and em
ploycd their qtmOSt endeavors, that subbC*
ries, buﬀ-sitings and sootings, from that na
tion, should be required on our part with
abjcct cringcs and ssirvile ptostrations ?
Did you t-Ver sw man, who avowedly
were king hutcrs, and positivcly declared?
M'sh'sisi
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'ssssct. LeftﬂtsiListshssOCl; BO—fiitaffirssho.
ctygpossreccxby the ctss-Constellation) brig sithe]:
Pumam.sifLo Boaqnct, Bdston ; Gte'vhoum}
Alla}, do. Tclcma'nchus, Gonding,'d0_ In,
dustry, Jones, Summu—sct,_just m w d ._'
Bclkma, White, New Havcu; (ct'h-ctrZsi-sisiss
Packcctc',\Sm'icb, Os New YU! {( study {us m ,"
'Mary, Bfatkstbnt, Philzicfclphfa; Ansin'
Read, do. Caroline, Prince, New Yurkz
Sama Cruz patkct, Krlmc'dv, Philzzdv'psshja:
Elizasi,ctl'\zrh'y-. (30- ]usz arrictwd ship Braziss
Skcrry,os .Ncw .Yurk, for Rio jzssncrsisict
schooncr VVhealun, Cumbcsland Phiissd [.
phia; Fiqhhawk, Corlip, for (Llﬂucrjsixzsi
ready for SW ; MOsning Smr. Shrssldop'
Providence ; Satciiite, Warrcn, R, (ssimd'?
Midas, Howland, DUX'ss),Usz'. just arrived
from London; Henry and CiC11sslcnl,F}jz}n
Geo'rgctown. "
.. 'l'hcrc Was very little doing amnno sh
shipping for wantps lighccrs, ail ws in-si
siwcrc taken pos'sesswn of, some lsior u-ss Duct
ÞOSC Os WYTYWB "WPS- sits}! provizisirzm
&c. up to the army; others in takinnsz'
the baggagc Ds (bove Who n-ouid whenn—
leave the country in case the French -
gain possession of Lisbon."
From Part (m _si,*-_,-msi-.si
Captain VVilson of the .schoonsiss. josisssssssssi
dia, nrrivrd here last evening is; 'Z-zsi-Jzz
from St. ]ulms, (Porto Rico) insomsisi sississ
a few days pl'chOUS to his saiiing, the "sex
lowing ships of war, viz. two shrcc drcicc;-:ss_
the S. Alma and Prince Scpco, 'a. isirigmctc and.
sloop of war under convoy m" thrct !zsi'iti'cthsi
74, Implacable, captain Cockbum Zu-sisi'r: xUO
oﬀthc thL-or and sent far supplics, Tisssissct
sailed from C-ctdiz sor Huvanna, anc: [m nu
to Sooth Amcrica. 'l'hc Brixish 74: had to
send 56 Of her men 00 boar?! ihx: chisi-sif:
deckcrs, the Spaninrds not being sole ssssn
work the ships. The: troops that had if:
Porto Rico three mouths ago r.:r qud—Z Un
insurrcclion at Caraccas was psimcinzziiy
massacrcd. The people of them,: :c-vnu-ss'
were determined to support f'ffi inrsilss-ns-msi—
encc. The day before: his. (isiff'p'sssileirsict. w,
St. ]ohns a s-cssrl arrived t'mr-ss l-siscw Ep.;
Cclona on the sisﬂasim, wish ctsi-wss-ctr-ct-k ssssansisssicsi'.
for wisly.
The subscriber will keep Csmsi
stantly & supply of BRAN during
the season.
Vcascls lest at Point Petrc, (Gh'iKcttZFC'LjZCssZ
the 241h Occ. by capcain Mzusicia-f sihsssi
schooncr Alcrtss
Ship Nancy us and bound is Me '1sif'uz-z..si
to sail in 15 days. Brig R.Lisi.ss;-z*.siL--'; of
Washington N. C. snr Turks .jz 'ufctc} "six .?
days. Schrs. chulus, Curiass of new? {sim'
Ncwpuryport in 8 days;; thpsi- sin;".sssictsisi.
Blunc, ot and for W'ashinguuy I's. "j- ir
u-n (!m's; Lvdia and Sally. Alwoocf, osssi'fssnt—
sor Dighwn in 6 days; Pnrmmwcsih Sar
tcasi, of and for Neu'port, R. .? in is:" (Y'xcts;
---, Dummica, of and for ["In-w :fizzsi- 3:
8 days. (
The ship Grorginn, Chami'xezctzggctzsirss xv.-a:
to sail from Bristol for this port. ths; :7.-'si-t!ss.ss-'J-'-ss
Ocmbcr. '
The schr- Dark, us and bound is, 'ss'ct'zﬂ'
was lest ac St. Thomas, the: 2d .sississfusi! C .",(uct \
in 6 or 6 days. ,sssi
TO RENT,
THE VVAREHOUSE un Prince sireeypsict'
present occupied by' Jolm Robertct as a groc- (si ,
ry store ; for which purpose it has been use'i
a number of years, and is an excellent stand
for either Wholesalc or Retuil bur—jlzcss. Pract
scssion may be had the lst of October nen.
NORFOLK. Now) is:.
Ar'ctxecf schoonc-r I4l\(li'cii)52zsizstzsict 3 ssf-siL,
ps-n, 7 days from St. fsshomasct bcH—sss.
was (Irlvm on Cape Hentcms lic- : ;zsi-ct—jsi- oss'ss
the: 10=h instant,vess=3 tmi'si-cisict' Foot,
saved. The schouncr Psiicrcssctss Zf/Zzctc'css' of
and bound to Aicxanchia, Llifi'ctsiqrctﬀ shrsssi-q
!rom Point Pcne,((}_uad) wmsisi ().si ;im-si
the same day within halk" 57 mifct. 3." hf:
Laurel ; the vessel lost, the :,ct, Asvssi mzs -ss
of the cargo, consiscing us mo,};zcscsi zasirw.
The- schnnner Maria, Dubois, Issct 9! 'ss\osi-,*ctn-',
m New York with twenty passmgesizsi: from
Martianuc, wcm on-shure': zhx: ?,d. Fnscanct'sixi
the same place ; vcsz-si-l lost., cz'cssf'ssr ans {xi.-si.
scctugcrs, and part of the: cargc "T' 'lszssifsssi
win:: and mulasscs savcdsi
13 or 14 years of age, accuswmcd (o siatcts
tend as a house servant in a private'fz-mﬂY-si
For further informmion enquire &: thm office;
Novembcr 30. WHE—
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