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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

|Olllua RlChardiOn,
HAS FOR SALE, 1T N. RicbarGjer's Wbayf
ROHEA, Souchong and Hylon flIin
~ TEAS. in whole, half. and quarter Chefs,
HOLLANDS GENEVA, LOAF SUGAR..
Bags COFFEE. PEPPER and SUGAR,
Kegs Fig TOBACCO, CASSIA.
Georgia and Wen-India COTTON, CORDACE,
Swedes IRON. TAR, PITCH, ROSIN, and
TURPENTINE,
Hog and Prime PORK.
RuIa and Ravens DUCK, Ruiia SEEE TING.
ALSO,
A large aflortment INDIA CoTToNS.
dugya g, 1904.
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\ATE~the inbfcribrrs, having been appoint-d Nv
w the Hoo, William Gorham Efu. 10 receive
and examine the claims Of creditors "a the F{a,4
of MOSES NIX iNNEY, late of Searbo~ouob. De.
craird, rspretented in(oivent-do hereby r,vr M
ice, that Tx months are allowed 10 faid creditors
70 bring 10 ana prove their claims and thar we
man aNenl mat iervlce at the dwelling houfc of
LUcY M'KENNEY, Admioiffrat,ix ne raia s,,,,a
~ iaid Scarborough, On III FRI ruefday ~ Sen
TENDER next, and the firf Tuefday in Novembrr.
and the hrit Tueiday in December, frnm one 10
hyr O'Clock, ?. NJ. ARCHELAUS LEWIS.
DENNIS MARI
fuguR 10. 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

HE fubfcriber hereby gives notice
70 all concerned, that having been duly appon ed
Admin frator on the EItate of JOSEPH PLUdMER
Of Portland, in the county OF Cumberland merchant
decealed, has taken upon him that truh and given
bond as the Law directs He therefore requels all
perfons who arc indebted TO fad decealcds eaate 20
make immediate payment; and thofe who have any
demands thereon. to cxhih tic fame to
WILLIAM MOULTON, JUN.
Portland, duylP 10. t8o-.
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Publication.
II ME fuslcribcrs, Commih jners appointed by the
Hon William Gorhan, tlq Judge Of Probate
Tor the county Of Cumberland receive and examine
the CLAIMS Of the fevera & editors 10 the Eease of
EDWARD RUNDLET,
late Of Portland Trader deceafsd. rcprefened infoI
vent-hcrcby give notice that Tx months frsm.the 9Th
init. i allowed to bring and prove their claims
and that ha attend that fervce az the Esoad Eo,y
" W. 4, M.Vy's Rovy P0rtiaad the third Monda "
OF September nex, and on the third Mondays OF the
i've following months, from 70 "a O'Clock, A * on
each day. DAVID GREEN, Commit
JAMES NEAL, .hosers.
Psyffyri dgau9 12 r2,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
To TIE PgEslDFsr AND DIRECTORS OF tn
Portland. Bank.

tITE the fubfcribers, Stockholders in faid Bank,
Wv hereby reqDea you notify and meeting
OF the Stockholders asrelad, iuCh and place
YOU Gia judge proper to lake INTO confederation the
fuhett CT s-ioa u he P5rL4af aai Mime BasS; and
to act thereon they that t''ak be-To agree upon
the number OF liarcs 10 be renquird bv the Stock
holders IN the Portland Bank, TO the Stockholders in
the Maine Bank-fo determine up~n the method of
obtaining he hares 10 he reinqni.htd, iA feem
oa eligible and 20 Adjaits the terms Of the propo-
led union
LEaUEL WsFKs, JosEPH H. IscRAHAM,
SALMON CH4sE, EtIAs lgsMAS.
Js~Es y. HcPSIss, Asa CLarP.
ERESE7ER Marc, W:LLINm CHADWICK,
howard PaEsLE, DAVID GREEs,
WILLIAM SYMmEs.
Psrtisai, Ssef 4, 1909.
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THE SrocxaolcrRs in the P'rffiui Bark, a'e hereby
notified to meet the baak Chamber, Alousay tbe
aeb s1psr, inIt At niue O'Clock, forenoon, Tor the
purpofes aforementioned.
BY order Of The Board Of d rect9rs.
]. SWIFT, Ca,bir.
Perfyrni Sess g. rSo1
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q Ii perions who have demands up0n the tltatc
"A of AMBROSE SNOW,
late of SeUber, Mariner, deceaied, reprefented IN
folvent, are requeted 70 exhibit the fame to- h
fubft rbers, daily appointed TO receive aud examine
The claims aga'nA laid eitate, AT the honfs Of Mr..
THOMAS ARCHIBALD, IN Cb.ryrfsM; where they
viii attend for the purpofr, on the lait Tucr1ay Of
this and the five following months
JOSEPH WALLACE. Jus }
THOMAS ARCdIBA1O, SCoznif7aer5
ALEXANDER NICKELS, }
Cb.rryfcid AnlnR II i8oL
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| he Subtcr'bsr hereby gives notice 10 all con
A cerned, that having been duly appointed Ad
mlnIttratfix on the Eitate of MOSES NIKE GNY,
q Scarborough, in The county ofCnmberland, Gen.
'iemaE, dsceaied, has taken upoa her that trua,
iad g'yenBond asthe Law Directs She therefore
reqneits all perlons who are indeelcdto fad de-
ceaieus ehate To MAKE immediate payment and
thof- who hare any demands thercon,ta exhibit
tae lame, TO LUCY M'KENNY.
fngn0 90, 1904.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the
i Y iubicriber has been duly appointed Aaminir
traitor on the E6ate of PAUL THORNDIKE
late OF Camden, 10 the county Of Lincoin. woman
deeeafed, and has undertaken that ruft Nv giv;rn,
bond as the Law directs AT perions therefore
having demands agant the cftate of faid decsafrd,
are deired to exhibit the isme for fettement and
all indebted to iaid enate, are rrqurled 10 make
immediate payment.
EBENEZER THORNDIKE, AlmiaiRrator.
Caridsn, daguf IS, 1904
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
BALTIMORE, July }.

Arrived lat evening", ichooner Cordelia,
captain Chale from Antigua. Left no A
merican veilel there. The Cordelia left
At Martinique, June 1 2, ichooner Ann, of
aud tor Norfolk, in few days. The
iehooner Philip, captain Jenne, of Balti-
more, left there the day before for St.
Thomas. July ?, in the Gulph Stream,
poke the fchooner Eyelira, captain James
Cruder, Of Alexandria, az days from Ma
deria bound to Baltimore.
Arrived the fait failing brig Nancy,
captain Perks, 10 days from Cape Fran
co.'s.
Lift Of Amsnean vs6szs at Cape Fraaesis,
Jans IS, ISoz-taken fran Besg's
stgyqs,.
Ship John Davis, MeGevey, Charlefon;
Suiannah, M'Lellan, Philadelphia; At
iantic, Dotty, New York /; briggs Tar
tar, Abichons, do. Norfolk, Croiby,
Charieaon franklin, Grant, Portf-
mouth Gayolo, Hamilton, New York !;
FOX, Lincoln, Charlefcn; Joanna, Highly,
New York Nymph Halter, Portland !;
ichr. Venelia, Welcoat, Providence r. /.
Two Friends, Mowlton, Beverly Bee,
s'aggs, Bottom; Refolution, Brown, Bal
nmore Columbia, Green, George
Town Talbot, Sorerfon, Baltimore ;
acop Rachel, Chandler, Portland.
Inc brig Betiey and Mary of Charlef-
Ton, was loa on the 18th June 10 leagues
10 wlndwafd of old Cape Francois; crew
iayed.
captain Perkins informs that Touaaint
was lent Oft few days before he failed
ior France TO rake his trial, that every
'ning was tranquil at the Cape, and part
OF 0aniheume's fquadron with troops on
ooard aad arrived at Cape Francois, pri.
q TO the failing of the Nancy. No al
,ssaiions had taken place in the mar
as;s i.ace the falling of the Flying Fiji,
sA! IN The article of lumber, which
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Arrived. nip Mars. M'Keown, Havre-ds-
asiissa, IN, xUehh Norfoik.

Arrived. nip Mars. MheoWn, 1lasiesu'-
~ leh'r sally, Webb, Norfolk.
s'as' c,n,. no from the Lazlretto,
e,,o,er Dolphin, Burton, Crooked Hand.
o o.lsssd Rr;gs Aerial, MORTON, ST. Crolx ;
ele asa sarah. Hall, Tortola; fears Bettey,
snla -. &C. andrew Harmony, Duckendun
>0N''' Arrived at the Lazaretto-
49,. Aa;ye. Sseyenlon, Londonderry; brig
4 ,,,.sa, Dove, Guadaloupe.
HSsm' FANNY. MsAliiter, of this Porr, from
' and ihio Columbia, Lelar, IRON hence,
'' c,n, yeacock, of the brig Rover, from Jamai-
:, lcose June 9, ias.s3, az, n; long. S5 s;; So
8 W he big Jane, Morris OF ana ilon 't,.s
s.lnb:s bound to Vera Cruz, 3 days out. lo'h,
y :. s6. long. Go, fpoke the big Mary OF
La Norfolk; kept company with her tili The
e,s and carrsd with her off Cape fsauera;s
chm American, Sherry, has arrived at New
yorr IN 40 days from Liverpool, bringing Lon
Son ds,ss to I9th May.
S'I TS - ibio Warrington, Woodward, of this
,or, laiIed in company for Londonderry,
,fsrhers the Franklin, Jamelon, and Tom,
Turner. Tor Philadelphia. ALTO. ihip Margaret,
gardner. do. to fail the asth May, for France.
Ship Iuno, Clarke, failed from Graveiend the
roth MAY, for Philadelphia.
Ship china, Capt. Kerr, Of Philadelphia, from
Batavia, arrived at Portfnou,h, England, the
,6,h May, and proceeded Immediately for
coges TO wait for orders.
Brig Peggy, 49,. from Philadelphia to
Amaerdam, was ipoke May 18th, in lar. 49,,
40, N long. IA, w.
Brig Hope, Florence, Of and for this port,
was 60 fail from Fayal, about 7th of May.
Sch'r Caroline, Towers, from Hsvannah,
hasaniyed at Wilmington.
Lin ofvelIels lett at Hayre de Grace, by capt.
MsKcown OF the flip Mars, aad of May.
Ships Hannah, Hopkins, for Cape de Verbs
Roxa Rikes, of Norfolk; Manuis,s Moore,
Portsmouth; Martha, Martin, for Liibon /;
Hercules, Pierce, of Liverpool; Briffol, Prior,
Of and Tor Bottom Sparrow, Flepcket, of and
ior. Alexandra, failed in cOmpany; Eagle, Wood,
Of Newport Diana, of Baltimore, TO fail for
China in IS days; Mars, Chafe, OF Newbury-
port, to fail for the North of Europe Loran,
Macy, Of New York Eliza, Parfons, for Bottom
18th June.
Lift sfAmsnfan vsDSh lJ9 al Pam a Pc.
ire Gaadqleupe.
Ship Plough Boy, Tens, of Philadel-
phia brig Lewis. Williams, DO. Bottom,
Paul, ofdo. Betiey, Cameron, of Charlef-
ton tchooner Hornet, Lcng, Of Balti-
more and Everal northern veGels names
unknown.
Capt. Spalding of the ichooner Mary,
In lat. IS, long. Is, ipoke ichooner Dc
borah, captain James, of Sandwich, on a
whaling voyage, out 5 months, 100 bar
rels, intending to cruiie IS days off Cape
Haleras, then defined for Bottom.
Captain Penroie, ipoke June 9Th, lat.
A., IA, long. Al, I6, brig Hope,of Bait.
from Savannah to Liverpool, IA days out.
9th, lat. 40, 10, long 46, fpcke lhip Co.
lumbia, of and from Providence to Glib
raltar, IS days out. a5th, flip Active,
Of and for Philadelphia, from Londonder-
~, with paaengers.
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NORFOLK, July 4.

Arrived!ths brig Currier, capt. Doggett, so
days from Falmouth. June -, in lat. SO, 10,
long. 53,1s, fpoke the flip Hope tot New
York; capt. Lawrence, 81 days from Porto
Belo bound to Amfsrdam. June II, in lat.
81, long. Is. ipoke the fhip Rsbecea, eap,.
Gorran, 6 days cur from Noro.s, bound 10
Cork-ail weil.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09

80
Numbers Of THIRTY DOLLAR Branch.
Bank Notes are in circulation in the
Southern States there are no genuine notes
of this denomination. u
This notice is from an official fource
and is to be relied Upon. Ills very COM
mon TO meet with Bills of the above de-
fcription, and much to be regretted that
they have been in circulation 70 long as
to preclude the hope Of tracing them TO
their origin, and fix upon the villains,
who have been concerned in their faby;ca-
tion.l savanua5 Paper.
Amsant Of fair ylpeRed 1ritb;n The ely
Of Baltimore, far the lef quarter, end
irg tbe tbivfistb Of Jsaue, 1907
e6,a37 barrels wheat -four
1894 half do. do.
SIS barrels rye do.
63z DO. corn do.
~ hhds do.
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COTTON PLANTATIONS,
On the Sea CoaRe Virginia.

IFE iubscriheE Wiling very much 10
Zee an eltabliihment of this kind introduced
into our tate; and being CONVINCED that
lhould the fame lucceed, a comfortable
lource Of induary and wealth would arile
therefrom: offers 70 the confederation of
any perfon or perfons the following cir
cumfances
1t has been the opinion of Southern
gentlemen with whom the fubfcriber has
convert d On this fubjea, that there could
be no doubt of the fuccefs Of fuch an under-
taking, if properly conducted, and that
at any rate it was worth the experiment.
To an enterprizing character, field is
here opened, by which, fhould fucceis at
tend, val fource Of wealth may accrue.
The more fouthern parts of this continent
have experienced the benefits arifng from
the culture Of cotton in the nof eminent
degree. When we conGder how fnall
portion OF our fate from climate and fitua-
tion is capable of being converted into ims
provements Of this kind, and that ihcuid
this fmall part which can alone poaels the
advantage become fucceisful in the expo
riment, the refult mutt be obvious to all.
Smiths Iland lies in the Atlantic Oce-
on, Immediately of Cape Charles, is a.
bout 81 degrees IS m. of latitude, and
contains about 1000 acres, q comfortable
part cleared.
The Iland of Mocon lies Immediately
adjacent, and contains about 1000 acresp
the mott part cleared.
The foil on Smiths I1and is finely pro-
duaiye, the climate 70 mild as to vege-
tate at all times, and lupport.a great flock
without any other food than the natural
gratis.
: With refpea to Smiths Hand, fome re-
hriaions would be made concerning the
flock, game, &c. the other would be let
Internationally. The advantages arihng
from ffheries at thefe places might be
made very comfortable. Salt works were
formerly carried on likewife, but whether
an Object at this time, mutt be determines
by thofe bea acquainted.
Propofals may be addreaed 70 me in A
lexandria, to the care of Wafhingtoa
.Craik, Eiq. and fhall be attended Tor
Having comfortable quantity OF the
Georgia Sea IAand or Black Seed Cotton
in my pofcaion, any perloa who might
incline to make the experiment may be
accommodated with the fame-it was IN
ported direct from the fouthward.
| cannot clole my observations rePed-
ing this property, without remarrking that
it has long been fubjea 10 the depreda.
tions of evil minded perfons. It has al
ways been the deire, intention and or
ders of the fubfcriber, that the lhipwreck-
ed failor receive on Smiths iiland, every
protection, comfort and aaiaance il IS ca
pable of afording; but the fame dlipoii-
ton which will alleviate the dltrehes OF the
unfortunate, viii puniih the vices OF the
~ GEORGE w, P. cUsFIs.
Iolv O. raw3m
q Printing IN all ITS va-
,oc,ttoI Mt tins GHzCfo
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twas very icarce, and commanded good

was very icarce, and commanded good
price.
Schooner Philip, Jenne, "a days from
ST. Thomas. Left ieyeral American
yeasl belonging TO the norshward, names
unknown.
Captain Jennc on his outward paaage,
on the 3l& Of May, lpoke hip Fedihty,
Weems of this port, from London 70 New
Orleans.
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l9uhllr Sale.

WaV be Jola ta.mo,roqv eveamg al lx
o'eAoek, attbe AaG7iou Rom.
900 Volumes of New and Va
luable BOOKS.
THO. MOORE, Aua'r.
July Q.
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only nominal, no falesof any confsquence
being made Of late, except in corn and
-four, which continue 10 increaie in de-
mand. American flour fold this week, at
66 liver per Dbl. weighing 5alb. French.
Theprice Of rice has alto declined and 1t
fells now but lowly at IS livers to 81 Ii
vres 10 fous per cwt. Very little or no
changes in American produce. Wet In
dia cotton, fine indigo and Cod oil, are
till ii demand.
PRICE CURRENT AT HAvRE, May 10.
DUTIES.
White WeR- India and Fsa-
wanna c.ayed Sugars, ;6rt
quality, Ssa Dol. per ewt. I6i. Ies
Yellow Havana DO. 81 10 a.6s do. ! A;y e
Brown w. India do, So 90
Martinico Coffee, as s.psr 10, !
81. Domingo ito, IS EOS. do. ssli. 1ss
Bourbon do. rs as. do. per cwt.
Java do. az AS. do. J
Fine W.India Cotton so 55s.per Id. ,
Georgia 60. g. SOS. do
Sea lhand DO. S. Cos. do.
Bourbon do. IS SIS. do. }
Whale Oil per pot of II 7.,;,.
ar an r Epg''h gallon 4os -. :. .s sws.
Fine &purple igo,oa1al. psslb.
,6I. Ios. per cwt.
Pot Ahes, 1T and I'd quality
4oa 43l. per cwt. Free.
Rice (not in demand) 81 s7l. do. Free.
Virginia mi4dling good tobacco
7sa s5l. per ewt, al. per cwt
Do. imported in foreign bottoms s3l. do.
Mahogany in logs and planks
ga s3. per cwt. Free.
Nankeehs in fhort pieces
IA 81. piece sss, Psr piece
Whale Bone, 1Io Iaol. per ewf.
l6. los. per cwt
India heavy black pepper,
a9a3Is. per 10. l6l. JOS. p. ct.
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LEGION OF HONOR.

Art. l. In virtue Of the S7th article of
the contribution, Legion OF Honor lhali
be formed.
II. This Legion lhall be divided into
/ cohorts, each Of which is TO have its
culiar ttation.
III. National property to the amount
of 10000 francs, annually. lhall be al
lotted to each Cohort.
~. Each Colo ihall conGft offeyen
great Officers, 70 Commanders, 80 Sub
altern Officers and $50 Privates.
V. The pay to be as follows.
To each great officer 5000 francs per
annum during life,
To each commandant 1000 do.
To each fubaltern 1000 do.
To each private $50 do. All durante
vita.
VI. Every individual on his being
admitted into the legion, lhall lwear, on
his confidence and honor, that he means to
devote his exiftence to the welfare of the
Republic, to the preiervation Gifts terri
tory lin its integrity,) to tie defence of
its government, its laws and the proper.
ty whichit has rendered facred, to oppofe,
by all means which jufice, reafon and the
laws authorize, every undertaking which
may tend to the reaoration OF feudal fyf-
tenn, of titles and immunities attached to
them in fine to exert his beft and mott
ifrenuous efforts for the maintenance of,
Liberty and Equality.
VII. A grand council lhall be formed,
confRing Of the Fira Conful, the two
Confals, and four Councillors, one of
whom is to be choien from among the Sc
majors, by the Senator'S themfelves; the
Legislative body is to ieleet another, the
Tribunate is to Gend one of its Members
and the Council of State chuies the fourth.
VIII. The Fira Conful, is, de jure,
the chief of the Legion, and the preGdent
of the Council of the administration.
TX. At each fation there ihall be an
e94blifhment and aiylum, properly en-
dowed, for the members of the Legion,
whom old age, or wounds received 10 the
war of liberty, fhall incaPacitate from
continuing in the ierYice.
Conditions required far .teMg admitted.
Sc To have received arms Of honor from
the hands, or by order of the fri Coniul;
TO have rendered eGential le1vice in the
warfof liberty, either in the field or in the
cabinet. In time of peace, a candidate
mul9 prove that he has fsrved IS years
Each year in time Of war tells for two $.
each campaign Of the republican var tells
for four years"
O. n. n.rax, farrnnc
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Paris, May II.
fRxtraa Of a private letter.

IEXtract OF PIlVate IetttT.T
I" The following projet Of a law is i'm
mediately to be iubmltted TO the difcuai-
on Of the French council Of fate, and nc
doubt is entertained but it will be adopt
"a
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aleran0rta aDuerttSar.
FRIDAY, July 9.

A gentleman, lately from various ports OF the
Mediterranean, iays the Salem RICHTER informs,
that the officers OF the ihips of war Of the United
States are treated with the greateit civllity and
reipe4 by the Britiih navy officers whenever they
meet that the latter fpcak in the higheit terms
of the beauty OF cur fhlps, and OF the ieamanlike
manner IN which they are conducted /; & that
whenever they have had occafiou to put into any
port where the Britifh had arienals, every poill-
Bile facility was given to their repairing and re-
freihing, in the moi diGnterefed manner.
Ii appears by an article under the Paris
head that the meditated expedition to
Louifiana, under gen. Bernadotte, has been
fuddenly deferred that General has been
ordered to reGde iome leagues from Paris,
and the government makers who were
manufacturing a new fyfem for that coun-
try, being discharged from their iervice--
This event is received by iome as proof
thar France has relinqniihed her intention
OF colonizing Louidana. We 90 not COR
iider it In this manner. Concerns more
interetting TO the ambition of Bonaparte,
now exclufvely occupy his attention.
The confolidation Of abiolate power, in
his own perion, and the efabliihment OF
fncceilion, are considerations to HIM para
mount to all territorial acqpifirions. For
theie objects, every other will for time
be overlooked. Until he fhall have en-
trenchsd bimielfwith every royal preroga-
tive and attained an elevation which
will defy competition, the exterior con-
Germs of their government will be left to
take their natural courie. We may be-
lieve that as long as France is engrof1ed
by this Object, the tranquility of other
countries will remain uninterrupted.
Phil. pap.)
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Extrad fran The fitting 81 tbe 25f6 fl0-
real, MAY I6.)
Redcrer preienteda project relating to
tobacco.
SECTION 4.
Art. I. The carrying by land, for the
Importation of tobacco, in leaf, from TO-
reign countries, is prohibited under the
penalty of the con6lcation of the merchan-
diie, .horfes, harnefs, and all carriages that
may have feryed to the tranfport of the
fame.
Art. z. The Importation of tobacco in
leaf from foreign countries on the Tea fide,
fhaii be permitted only in yeaels of 100
tons and above, and by theiports ofO&end,
Dunkirk, Hayre, Dieppe, Morlaix, Nantz
Bordeaux, Gotta and Marfeilles, under
the penalty of forfeiting the merchandise
and fhips or veaels whatever that may
have ferved to the tranfport of it.
Art. 8. The Importation of tobacco In
leaves from fuch foreign countries as lie on
the northern and eafern COATS, ihall not
be permitted but thro' the ports OF cue of
the following cities, viz. Boulogne, May
ence and Stralburg, the whole agreeable to
the penalties mentioned in the foregoing
article.
Art. 3. The tobacco in leaf from TO-
reign countries fhall continue to pay 8
francs 60 cents per myriagram {about 20
pounds VT. when imported In foreign bot
toms and only 4 francs 40 cents, when
imported in French bottoms.
All the other articles are relative to
the inland duties and manufacturers of to-
bacco.l
Exna7 ef letter fran Hombarg6 and
Freres Of Aavre.
I" Since our laf, OF a5th ult. great
quantities of coffee and fugar have arrived
from your ports, as well as from England
and Portugal, which has ilackened our
marker for thele articles, and occaiioned
fall in the prices, as you will fee by the
accoranonuinU nrices current and thote are