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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-29

:. :. ,spesl certain ads refgeding tbe organic
.f ne Courts Of tbe dniten States ann
.as y To- Senate, and Hosis Of Rebrsfnfatves Of
,-,.8 sta IF Aaaerisa, ia CoHgr5i aleu5lel, That
Y. & couercis pAiIed on the thtrteeuth day Of
u y oae thOuland eight hundred and one Untitled,
An az 20 provide tor the more convenient
.:o,, of the court Of the United States,'' fron
.s,r hc 6ra DAY Of July next, lhAlI be, and is
kmby repealed. !, a.
Ard day Of March, one thoufand SIGHT hun
~. ;ar;,led. An aa for aIteriug the times and
"a - holauq certain courts therein mentioned, and
80, onrDoies 80 from and after the faid irit day
~ 80 rert ihau be, and is hereby repealed.
PIX 1.Sbs 4 fnrtber east7sd, That All the acts and
~ "a. which were in force before the pahage
4 .f,refsid two acts. and which by the fame were
= ..,aded. explai ned, altered, or repealed, fhall
= bsreby are, after the faid hrl day of July next,
- ,ad 10 as full and complete force and opera
4 The fAid two acts had never been mace.
- fu4h u further en- ae7ed, That all actions, luits,
"a .sdings and other proceedings, of what
! u tand forver, depending exiting in any Of
,eat courts Of the United States, in any Of the
aaa courts Of the uuited States, acting circuit
, or in any Of Ihe additional diftriGt courts which
- en3bNhec Dy the aOTei1to aCb u (OhstSisi pan.
II Al lhe thirteenth day Of February, one thouiand
bhupdred and one, (hali be and hereby are, from
shs- The fad irt day Of July next, ,9coninued over
i, crcut courts. and to he dinri9 courts, and to
II. daGt courts aSing as circuit courts respectively
h ihall be irll thereafter holden in, and for the
ro,Aire circuits and dAriefs which are revived and
hbihtd by this act, and be proceeded in ia the
~ manner as thew would have been, had they orgi-
"a privr 10 The pafase Of the iad act, pafIed the
sassnth day OF February one thouland eight hundred
sione.
y, & As1 Be Is fsri5ey eaat3sS, That all writs and
-e,. which have i1ued, or may ilue before the laid
aday of Iuiy next reEurnaoe TO the circuit courts,
rp any diilret coart acting circuit court any
s,oaa dhria court eltabiihrd hy the af0refaid act
Via the thirteenth day OF February enc thouland
na hundred aud one nnal be returned to the next
rua COURT or cilrtt court, or diitrid court acting
circuit court, rc-eAabhficd by his s6t and fha
zrorredcd on therein, in the fame mannsf, As they
td, had they been originally retarnabie the
81 tours aud dlria courts ading a. CIRCUIT courts,
ks.by revived and ettabiifhed
NATHANIEL MACON. S1safer
sf ne Hare sf R.PygsaiaiisH.
A. BURR,
yPfLss uf sbs Uaitsi Sister aal Py3saf Of he Senate
approved, March 8, rSol.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Py5iaH' IF fbs United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-29
NUMBER vIII.


RESUMING the fubjea Of our laa paper
we proceed to trace ltill farther, the con(equen-
ces that NUT relult from a too unqualified ad-
milton of foreigners, TO an equal participation
in our civil, ami political rights.
The fafety of a republic depends eG,n'ially
on the eaergy of a common national fentiment
on uniformity Of principles and habits on
the exemption Of the citizens from foreign bias,
and prejudice and on that love Of country
which will almoa invariably be found TO be
clofely connected with birth, education and
family.
The opinion advanced,in the notes on Virs
ginia is undoubtedly correct thar foreigners
will generally be apt to bring with Them auach..
ment TO the perfons they have lefr behind to
the county Of lheir nativity, and 10 its Partic'
ular cuaoms and manners. They Will alfo
entertain opinions on government conFelial
with thoGa under which they have lived, or if
they thoud be led hither from preference to
ours, how extremely unlikely Is. It that they
will bring wi IA them that iesibrrafe i00s Of E5gfr,
70 eiieRti4l % real Iepuhlte auiln El4lre may
As TO particular indiudua 5 and al particular
times, be occadon4l sxaePdo9s TO thele remarks.
yet fueh is The general rule. The Aux offol-
eigners mutt, therciore, ,tend to produce hetef-
oseneous compound 70 chtn ,e aud corrupt
the national ipIat; TO compicate and confonnd
Pubhs oPini ni % Introduce tcreign Plo.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-29
limited States Lapvs.

...ru c0NGRESS Of t5s U4iiss Sfsfess at t5s
- s,,uu arf bsid a ids ty Of Jga5isgts, IL tbs
y csl.ussis, o. Monday, t5s vsafb gt December
pFts,r - ei;sBs bsndrsa aaa0ar
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

10 aid the qualities Of them, the plaintiff was 10
Tuo an ointment on bis face every night The
defendant itrltty enjoined him not TO let his
friends know that he had placed himfelf under
his directions. He went on thus adnniniferino
his medicines, and occaGonally obtaining a
guinea from the young man, who found him
ielt from time to time getting worfe. He was
reduced 70 tuch iituation that he was nearly
deprived Of ihe ufe # his limbs, and hi, fight
was extremely impaired. In this Gtuaticn ne
acknowledged 10 bis fFends the error he had
committed. The aniaance Of an eminent phy
heian was obtained, who found the plaintiff IN
tate of danger from which he hardly hoped
70 exticale him. He attributed it to the iniu-
diciOus and ndiicimioate ufe of outward and
inward applications Of mercury and aatimony.
By P oPer treatment the plaintiff recovered the
uie of his Inns, but the fight of lis left eye
was endiiely loR. 1t was to obtain a fatisfaaion
tor this injury the prefent action was brought,
The witnehes coufi1ed Of medical gentlemen
who depoied, that the plainti # owed not onlv
the lof of his eye, but The debility of his frame,
foley to the unikilful management of the defen-
dant.
The under fherif expreGed his furprife that
cauies of this nature were not more Frequently
'the iubJeets of inquiry in courts Of ultice, CON-
fidering bow the healIh aud lives OF the public
were tamPered with by ignorant pretenders 10
medicine, IL was matter of regret that the
Legislature did nor turn its attention to an evil
which bad extended itfelf not only throughout
the metropolis, but every part Of the country |;
or it were 10 be wiihed grand uries would exer
ciie the powers with which the cOn0itution en-
truted Them. Such men as the defendant
could be confdered in no other light than As
public pets to foc'ety; a legalied plague to
fweep mankiad from the face of the earth.
Tie jury conlated fome time. and returned
verditt for the plaintiff damages 4ool.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
BON.1PdPTE FAMZLY.


In the Frankfort Genealogical Manuel (Grn
eaegjfbes Haad5aebsJ, lit Of the family of
BanaParteis is inherited for the fra time. Ii ap
pears 70 contain lome particulars hitherto onot
generally known.
Napolean Bonaparte, born Aug. IS, 1867 /;
wife Joiephe, widow Of General Beaua hnois ;
her frt name Lapagerie born in Martinique,
1902 married December 1896
Stcb Cbilaren,-Eugene EeaDharnois, Cecile
Beauharnoi', married Jan. 4, 1902, 10 Louis
Bonaparte, bro'her Of her lep father
Brotbers and Ajfsri.- Jo(eph BonaParte [;
Lucien Bonaparte, widower without children !;
Louis Bonaparte, married TO Cecile Beauhsr-
nois Maria Bopaparte, married ia 1897, IN
Italy, to General lie Clerc; Caroline, married
in 1900, 10 General Murat Jerome, Guide
Marin Adela, married in 1900 TO General
Cacciocbe.
Parents --Cba,les Bonaparte. born at Alac
clio, in 1889, fra lawyer, afterwards in the
army his widow, .Lstitia Raniolini, was cele.
brzted for her beauty.
Urcs " tbe f1fters jfAs.-Nspolean, late Ca
non al 81, inmate al i'edefho, in Tufcany.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
c'eanirgs frnrr late Gnglitb Papers.
BONAPARTE.

LONDON, JUNE 4.
Bonaparte fill remlins with his family at
Malmaiioa: His day is made up Of "a hours
Of almof interrupted labor.-He gives very
little time to l5eP or recreation. His meals
are abftemious, and quickly 6nifhed bu; he
drinks great deal of # ong coffee. efpecialIy
during his nightly labors Sc This mode OF
living" fAid his phyfcian lately to him, g mutt
ruin your healh--You cannot long hold out
under it," "How long do you think ," faid
Bonaparte. Perhaps three years or 70 =
= WeA" replied the Confu, "tbat i5 quite lang
enough /or me-" A walk 10 the Park or half an
hour at tennis, is bis daily recre. ion. His
natural bias leads him to avoid the crowd
Ills convenations which do not turn on the
g'eat affairs of Europe and France, are ex
tremely hort. Of thole trufed perfons, known
by the name of favorites, he has none He
never ooce allows the eat appearance of infu-
ence TO be exercf-d over him, In company he
is hlent and retired within himielf. La the
private circle of his own family he is placid and
agreeable and never appears moroie or infolent
TO his doneitics. His behaviour to his wife is
that of Citizen, and by no means of a Pa'i.
fan, MaRy tradelmen in P4ris call their wives
Madams or yoa. Bonaparte b9u's his wife, and
never calls her but by her Chrfian name, Toie
Phine. She calls him General, and ufually
thou (tH). Speaking of him, fhe fays, ny
bgj5ard, or tbe General but rarely, The Copjal
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
MAINE BANK.

n, tBs t1g meeting Of :bs f5iri5sr5 for tbe a9ntnr
ssaza, boi4sa at Portland, .Tu5 II, lSoz-FOTsD,
- Hal the hrlt payment TO be made,
Il be ten per cent. Oh eash fhars which ihaH be
sDaid 70 the Directors fuch time and pace they
al fee h appoint. receive the fame, giving not
than twenty days notice; and that luen fubicrbers
As hal neg et pay the fame, hsll De coadered as
vine forfeited their flares in the Bank
Voted--That the DiteGtors be and hereby are en-
,oweres 70 admit fuch additional iubfcribers COM
cte tne fubferpuou the number of Three Thouiand
Shares and alio uch perons in the of thoe who
may forfeit their hares by not paying their 6r pay
'snent, as they ihall fec fit
Atte1, ISAAC lLSLEY, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
NEW PORT, AVG. I

NEWPORT, AVG. 10
1t is now, beyond al conuadidion, reduced
to certainty, thar the celebrated letters, bear
ing The Ggna,ure Of Mr. Jeferfon, which while
Mr.. + ras fecretsry Of Gate were addrehed to
Mr.. Hammond, at hat time Britifh Mniter il
this country, and which have for many years
been adduced by bis friends as uadeniable
proofs of his etu1ition a. a i-holar and his
reiearches as datefmao. were aetnaiiy the
productions of Mr.. Lewis, who was a the time,
as at preient, lawyer Of diiiinguiihed emmi-
nence in the city Of Phl7delPhia.-Al that
MIR. Jeferlon did, Nas to add bis figna-ure.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
FROM TIE MLw-r0RK gYEN1Ac posi-.


The following letter Will doobtlefs receive
an infei'ion in The feveral newspapers in the
United States. Il Was not without much regret
We once law The n4nder which i, here meant to
be deRroyed, find its way ioto one Of our moa
rtfpeaabie public prints. from the Asti 1acoJin
Revis70--a work Of great literary merit, bot
in whatever relates 70 this country. difcoloured
with grof', unjuaihab!e Interpretation.
To tbe Editor Of The Evening Pef
NEw.YoRK, AUG. 10.
SIR,
Finding that a Rory long fnce propagated
under circumRances which it was expected
would foon conhsn it to oblivion, land by
which have been comphmented AT the expence
OF Generals Warrington and La FayetIel has
OF iale been revived aud has acquired degree
OF importance by being repeated in different
publications as well in Europe as America
it becomes duty to countera6 its currency
and influence by an explicit dilayewa
The tory imports in fubaance, that Gen.
La Fayette with The appreciation OF. connivance
of Gen. Warrington, ordered me, as the officer,
who was to command the attack on a Britih
redoubt, in the courfe Of the Gege of Yorktown,
to put to death all thofe of the enemy who
fhould happent TO be taken in the redoubt; and
that through motives Of humanity fcTbore to
execute the order.
Pofitively and unequivoally declare, that
no iuch or fmiar order, or any intimation nor
hint refembli =, was ever by nc received or
undsrltood TO have been gwen.
1t IS needefS to enter into Al explain ton Of
fome occurrences IN the occafo1 alluded 70,
which may be conie1ured 10 have given he 70
The calumny. 1t is enough TO FAY thar they
were entirely unconnetted with any act o. ei
ther of the Generals who have been acculed.-
With elteem, | am, fir, your o5ed enr fervant.
A. HAMILTON.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
Lain 5atsi!igsnte.
Stt'F'5 Court, London, Nay 20.
OUACK DOCTOR.
REGARDS =. BURNETT.


RICHARDS =. BURNETT.
THIS was a writ Of enquiry of damages in
N ACTON brought by the plaintiff a clerk in a
rfPsctable merchants counting g-houls, in the
City, againit the defendant, a vender Of quack
medicines, who 3iled hinl(elf doctor, and dif
trieuied h@ndhIs, advertiliog medicines which
were TO cure every diforder that man was iub
Jet to. The plaintiff had laboured under a
11corbutic complaint, which frequently appeared
y red ipots and ilighr eruPtions on the face
Pe had applied to regular apothecary. who
20 h'n Ihere was nothing unulual or alarm
rs n us cafe, and thar II was only neceffary y
sor hun to live regular, and take the mott finn
Pe medicines The plaintiff, however, ihortly
after proved impatient, and having net with
H0s OF The defeodant's hsndbils applied to him
Il ~. The defendant undertook, for the
In If ten eu;n:a., llar of (which he was to pay
towp, 70 effsa complete cure, and FOR that
,trpofe he prefcrbed certain pills, The virtues
rfNoich we're eoam-ated in his handbilis ana
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
ISAAC lLSLEY, Clerk.

Purfuant TO the foregoing vote, the
Directors of the Bank aforssid hereby give notice,
shat they have appointed Taeiay fbe SsOeHtb dy Of
SsbszSsr next, from eight O'Clock the forenoon unl
tx N the afternoon, receive the irt payment agreea-
by thereto, at the building purchaled for the CorPo-
ranon, viz. Ma Jones R0vO, IN F5s Grest, Portland
81 The payments he made in Cod and Silver.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman.
poyfland ,fac1R d. 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

The celebrated DIR. Guilotin, the inventor of
the terrible inlttument that bore his name, is
fad 10 have been one of the frt victims of his
own contrlvarce. This is not true the Doc
tor, who is man of very mild and pcaiant
manners, reGde, at prefent at No II6, in The
Rue Neuve Rot, at Paris, and enjoys a very
comfortable practice and reputation a, ply
Gciao. CMontby Magazine.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
LONDON, IUNE u.

It's not only the Duschthat ae Gilcontenled
at the opening of Sohel:; but the merchants Of
Nantz, Rouen, Havre and Dunkirk, have pc.
gitioned the French Executive NOT to allow
dited trade betwee Antwerp and the eat and
WeG lndla colonies, flirting that If it is unin-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

terrupted, all the old French ports from the
Loire to the Low Countries mutt be ruined.
This day arrived mail from Holland, by
which the following letter has been received,
dated Rotterdam, June 10" We learn, from
good authority, that the French have prohibited
he Importation and expectation of tobacco to
and from Antwerp, unJer the penalty Of fezue.
This meaiure tends and is no doubt calculated,
to favor lhe otter French ports, Especially Dun
XIX; but ofe.s no encouragement 10 foreign
ers''
BY The latea advices from Egypt, we learn
that he Brtiih troops at Alexandra had en
oamPed before that city, where The PLAGUE
was making great ravages. This terrible icouge
had likewife manifeaed itlelf at Smyrna, and
grea1feaTs were prevailing leA it lhould even
reach C0naanlinople.
The expedition fent from Genoa az AMT the
famous kobber, known by tie name Of the
Devil. has completely failed and that deple.
dator, with his banditti. continues bis depreI
dations in the envuons of that city 10 fHch an
extent as almolt to prevent any ntercourfe with
It by land. According to letters from Genoa
of the z2d ut. he he's moved his head quarters
from Capenardo to The APPenine mountainsl
He lately made propoials TO the Genoeie gov
ernment, a. an independent power, demanding
! for z ach OF his companions 5000 louis, and for
himielf 5000, in confederation Of which foms,
and 4 complete amnelty, they would heneeforth
lead an honet life
The EARTHQUAKE which was lately
felt in fcversl parts Of Italy, fwallowed up one
whole village, that Of Menguin, twelve leagues
| from Lodi 70 that not one inhabitant, nor any
veaige oft, remains.
The laa LEIPZIG fair was attended by up
wards Of 36,ooo foreigners, including $4,000
Iryys
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

The laG LEIPZIG fair was attended by up
wards Of 10000 foreigners, including $4,000
T.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

meeting the wiihes of the People ias expeAsd
at the late eleelionl and putting the goveInment
into the hsod, OF Wigs is deemed riientis! here
TO our vel doing. a puracstion is neeenary.
s. we cannot be purified unleis you clesnie The
Augeaa Stable completely. The People of new.
Haven tfst on by old Hillhouls| butter about
the appointment Of Mr. Bifhop, betaols las they
Jey) he is old, &yet sheie very People abute
you, ~ aSua~ee. for the difmiasl of old Ellery
here & Genl. Lincoln in Boaon (tsking il for
granted they will be diimined) & both of theic
gentlemen are as old, and much more infiim
than Bithop. had the honor of being pre-
tented TO you Sir. when you accompanied Genl.
Waihington in his Witt TO this town, & with
you mry think THAT circumaance g. my with TO
give You iome local information an excuis ter
iroobIiag ysu With This letter & of aioring you
of my reipeet & veneration. Should your Ex-
cellency Wifi fhis country il will give me un-
fpeakable delight TO tender my reipett & Ter
vices in perlon. Your time Is 20 fully e. uie.
fully employed thar can hardly expetl the ho-
nor OF an anfwer from you, bot ihould you deign
in fome moment OF leifuTe to favor me With
line twill gladden. the heart Of au old man now
Gxiy pine years ci age. Whole heart 10 ioopd
with sifetsion for you, & who feeling tho sHlirs
of this Country depoGied in your Hands, fsys,
hocerely, n0sv good Lcrd let thy Servant depart
in Peace for the ffft OBJECT OF his wiihes is CON-
pletc. With unieiened refped & efeem, great
& good Sir, am our humble Servant
"Nicholas Geiiroy---"a
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month 10 ,he Year, & flourihss very much IN
my Gsrden--lt t~o os three of theIe Trees Nd
be acceptable at Moonticsellou. ], wd give me
great piafure 1t you vd receive them. Our
Tiade here is Uncomfortable, & We have sess
with Virginia Ports bot II you viii favor me
with The na1ne of any Alcrchr AZ New Yc'k who
ad receive & forward theie Trees, ] viii have
them conveyed tbisber very laiely. & in accept
irg 'em ycu viii confer great Honor on me.
The federal dlnr Couu Vas h:li here iomc days
rait. &at p:tity pubic dinner lodge Barnes
ipasc unhandiomely OF you--said he was IN
deb'ed for his Oihce 70 his friend judee Lln-
coln, & fhewsd his Ictlcr of Appointment. l
pssy sou, Sir. TO accept my unicigned aHorances
OF 6nsefe reipect * vere'a,ion.
|" Mics Jefroy--"
+" The Prefidcnt----"
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To be Sold at Public AuGl,on,

nN Monday the 10th Of December next. at
" 10 o'clock A. M. If fair weather, if not
the fi,a fair day. unIeh difpofed Of at private
faIc before: That p!eaisnsly hiua'ed FARM
in Mi1dletown, late belonging to -'s,iab dr.
,5sry, deceafed, containing about 50 acres OF
Land. with D~elling- houfe, Barn, Corn
houic, and other oot- -buildings thereon. There
is t~o coed Apple Orchards on the fame, and
other Frpi Trees-Two wells of water, one Of
which never fail, faid Fnr. lying on the
main road from Nesessri TO RssOiazd's Fsry,
and about 81 nile, from the S'ate-Hooie.
ANNE ANTHONY, Hdnia'x.
Mildlefp1ps. ksv. rs, 1904.
C Conditions to be made known at time
Of lalr. sxm
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70 be Sold or Let,

A WELL hnifhcd Dwelling. Houfc, 6tuated
IN on Thames Sireet, .oppoGrc MIR. Robstf
SieveM Alfo a new Store, adjoining the yard
and garden, with good we'll Of water.--If
not Immediately fold, the Shop. with fonc part
of the Houfe, will be TO let.--The Gtuation,
ho.h FOR heal,h and buiiuefs, is not insetior TO
any in town. Conditions mar be known. by
sppiying to HENRY .CHAMPLlN.
Newport. Nov. 10, 1907 c1ii
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For Sale,

TWO Houfe-Lots, r43
4. - i feet front, with Dxel-
Ekss-z-s- isszts ling Hoate, Stable, Chaiie-
sssssst5a hoofe, Wood.hou{e. & Crib.
E-. VA thereon asnding and a well
OF good water in the yard, with pump therein.
For terms, inquire OF the fnbferiber, living on
tic premifcs. JOSEPH MAXIM.
Newport, Nov. 40, 1904. cxntf
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John r. Shearman
Has received his fupply of FALL and
WINTER GOODS.
Newport. Nov. At, 1901. ii3n.
NJ o TIC f

N O 4 T. +
rs hereby given, TO all perlons having any de-
II rnands againa the efate of CaPtaia JosRpH
Coscpos, late OF Jamelown. deceafrd. 20 sx-
hi5it them; and all perions indebted 10 iaid ei-
tate, are called upon TO make payment 10 MA
RY CONGDON, of Jamefown, Exeentrm to
fad state or to EBENEZER SHEARMAN'
her lawful Agent, at Newport.
November IL, 1904. ~. 5i,.. It3u
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-12
PARIS, May "a.

=" A. writing has been circulated at the
Palace Royal, in which general, Whole
name is but little known, of the Gauls.
Only two members of the Tribuna,e Car
not and Dcches have refuIed their fgna.
,ure. The 6ra copful IS .iailr not be
much fatisfed with the ipsech in which
Chabos announced the aeouiefcence Of the
Tribunate, and congratulated him upon it.
In this fpheech the arator, retraced all the
great exploits Of Bonapar,e, ard concluded
with this praile. isis only Bonaparte, of
whom it can be faid, he has not lived
too long for his glory 1t appeared to
the frf conful kind Of leiron to his flu.
ture conduit. Turaing to thofe who &C.
companied him, he iaid, truly an excel
lent fermon.'
6" A Report is circulated in, Paris
of a confpiracy, the objett of which it is
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-12
PROVIDENCE, (R. ~ Aueult

PROVIDENCE, (R. IL Augua s.
Saturday lai arrived the loop Mary,
capt. S. Young, IL days from Point Pc
ire, Guadalupe. Left there the follow
ing vellels, viz Ships Ploughboy, Jones,
of Philadelphia, Flora, Fofer, Of Glocef.
ter, and -, Sweat, Of Newburyport,
Briggs -, Luikins, OF Newburyport,
Indultry, Lowell, Fortunate, Bagley, and
Traveller, Motley, OF Portland, Blancher,
of Newubryport, and -, Rodgers,
of Bottom. Schrs. Nancy, Wellman, of
Salem, Sally, HaIdcsille, and Sally, Peafc,
of Bottom, and Nancy, Garfield, of New
London. Sloop Harriet, Hudfon, of
Newport. July 18th, in lat. II, long.
IS, fpoke the brig Two Brothers, Chriho-
pher ChiIds, matter bound TO Cape Fran
co.'s.
Sunday laa arrived here, and faluted
the town, the fhip Warrington, Capt.
Cole Qaie commanded by capt. Simon
Smith, deceafed) after paaage of134
days from Canton. Capt. Cole has ia.
vored US with the following extract from
his logbook, viz. Lett Canton 10th
March, in company with chip Hope, capt.
Ray, bouud to New York. April 10,
fpoke lhip Hope, captain Ray 10 leagues
W. S. w. from Java head-had fprung
a leak and was going into the lie Of
France to repair. June 9Th, Lat. "a,
S. and Long. 80, E. fpoke the Aarea, of
Bottom, from the lie Of France bound to
Bottom. July aad, lat. al: s., N.
long. IS w. fpoke the fchooner Gray.
hound, ]. ThomPfon, matter, from Balti.
more bound 20 Barbados, rs days out.
July z3d. lat. 70, 10, N. long. So, 80,
fpoke the ichr. Eknor, c. Anterior matter,
from from Philadelphia bound to Marti-
nico, "A days out. July a6, ipoke the
Parimaribo, ]. Congdon, matter, from
New York bound toMartico, nj IS days
out.
Arrived, the fchooner Nancy captain
S. Rhodes, from S. Thomas, July l6,
in latitude e, 80, long. 81, 80, fPoke
| the ichooner Four Brothers, capt Thur
| ton, of Philadelphia, IS days out, bound
| TO Port Republican.