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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
senEs' j9crtlairo q9ariue ND,
PoRr oF PoR1LANn

PoRf or FOX iLAND.
TUESDA1- 1fa,eb 3
NArrsed fehooner spfah, cspt. Small, 80 days from
SuadaIoupe.
TKUR5DA1, Ma,eB H.
from Demarara
:, The richmond, Webb Of this port has arrived At
Newyork.
Ihe ship Elifabe'h, capt. Brown, ofthis port ha.
arrived al New ork from CalCuua
The Two Brothers. Cuihman 9f .Wifcahctt; Polly
Tufts. Marlborough, and Little John, Mitchell, d
Kennebunk, were AZ s. Vincents, Feb =.
Capt B4gey Of Portani capt Jones. Of Bath ;
the lnduitry. Chandler, Of Peppefrc borough and
fchooner Induttry, marlborough were at T. iaidad
Jan zIA
es, Feb 70 fail IN days
Ship Herald White, II days from Portland, for
Jamaica, was lpaken IAN 3o
Schooner Ffiesdtlp, of Wfcadet, was fpoke Feb
4, IN sAmbcrara PAdage, ffom Barbados fer saysn-
Schooaer Thomas Fletcher, 40 days from Kcnne
bunk was lpoken Jan 20, a.. 40, long. 70.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

T1IIE subIcribrr hereby gives aotice al concerned
A thar having heen aul HI appointed admin irat4ix
the eRate Of ANEs DAVIS, late of sfsa41e in the
county oF Cumberland, yeonaa, deccsfcd, Ass tsken
upon her that truR. given hand the Aw arrtts.
She therefore reqneits Al peflons WIN indebted
f4d oeccsfeds etatc neks Immediate pyms II ;snd
hoIe who hsgs any lein4ads thsregn eAhlbit tbs
fams. to 1AaNAELh Davis.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
E,e.raa "a stt.r f,om a g.allenan al Rahis2re

E;strHS ofa letter fran gentleman at Bahia3re, 10
BIZ tIiendia tbs fOqOn, daied Dfayeb 3.
Capt. Rogers arrived here his day from
Cape Francois, and informs that the French
feet had arrived there; that in conIequence the
negros had retired into the interior, after bur
ming he town and murdsring all the whi'es F;
and their devafations were continued as they
retreated The Anne lean me chants got on
board their vtaels in the harbour prior 10 that
event; but all their property Oh ihore was def
lroyed."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

When tides of youthful blood run high.
And fcencs Of promis'd joy draw nigh,
Health prefuming,
Beauty blooming
o ! how drea dful ts TO die"


Died, in .his town, the 9th inR aged IS years, Mrs
MARY HoPKINs, the amiabe comfort Of lanes D Hop.
kias Efq and only daughter Of Mr.. John BagIey-veTy
deeply amented by all who knew her. SIX weeks,
only have paded, lince their marriage gave the aFec-
tioHat- h0fband the beG founded hopes, that. with
wife 70 amable and 70 worthy, fuperor domefic fell
city was defined for him. Now, alas how changed
the prcped How of, forever the deareft earthly
lie Man hohld bow, with hlia fubmiGiou, 10 The
inlcrutahle DEGREES Of unerring Providence and hum
bly, hope for hsppinels beyond the grave
Why are friends ravfhd from Us 'Tis to bind,
By fol afFetf o1's ties. human hearts
The thought Of death which reaion, too lupine,
Or milemploy' d 70 rarely fsAcns fhere''
On Friday lao, Mr.. SAMUEL PRocroR, aged 81
At GEORGETOWN (Maine) on the 4th Of March, very
fu5deny y, Of morthea ion, Mr. TosrPH BowKEs,
aged ] years; leaving dfconfolare widow and \ ?
children, 10 mourn the lois Of kind hulbanJ and
sender parent. The community have loo valuable
ci izen anda chrihan bnE The toRz ia which helir-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
trApRErS

III B,ayleapx Taz 6, b1fnee very dull; fugars no
fsIe brantes snd wing very ngh-4 s.. Yiasortf,
F.5. lumber aud provifons very ow.-At H1gaaTab,
Feb. 10, -four in demand; beel dull III Dsnarare,
F6 I, markets very dul IN Aieaf, 5H IS, mar.
ket5 very du for American produce flh s, dolls.
fusar worie ; and brandy 100 dolls pr Pipc--Af Se-
via4.L Mr. aud Iria5ld Feb. ?, 3 A. n Tkets low.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
NOTICE

Taken by Execution, end 7OiH be Sold on
7H0RSD-ff assf, f8lb IN. 10 o'elosk, a. N.
TNHE weeery haf Of the Bddng uader th e
Il Mechanic Hail. 70 called, ftuated 10 Fore-areer,
Portlaad; together with The weRerlv half Of the
Wharf, with toe Anpurtersnces, and Ieafr foe
years Of the Da8d Sale 70 be On the premifes.
CALEB GRAHAM, %. SberiF.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
5HTPWPECKS.


Four Sioops werr driven slhore between Thrce s
Point and Riokcr's l1anj; and at Huutiogtoa,
iome ol which had gone 10 pieces The noop Ava,
capt. Clark irom Newyork for Connect cat river was
driven afhore Loyd's Neck aud will BE lot.
One Of the psengers took his truRk, and fwung him
ief Alhcre from the cad Of ths bowlprit.-He was
tracked fOme dilance from the vele, aGd dis truuk
found : bot the il Oil miling.-Fhe siaers,
Parker, from New london, ffraR led Baton's Neck
-Sevcra 6ihing fnscks driven allloIe below ShrewE
bury,---sr:g Lapwing. from New-orIeans, aliore
the M I'D etowu point, with lols Of cabe aud
chors. a io lchooner, name unknown ~ he new
fp Lbertine, capt ST. vcns, r Newbedford, for New
york, which ran on Hog Il4nd beach, the 4h ult.
bletd thcnght Of the z21. 10 the lofm afrer ma
ny inefettua endeavor Ivy Mr. FCna Bloh9m, ard
the company Of carpsnler4 aud riggers, (wfto went
dowa from Ns~york) get h.r off Five Of the Ihips
company were frozen 10 de*h on Rockaway Beach
the remainder ina very deplorabe E'ua ION The
vefIelswas adjreftd to Aefirs. Hicks aud POD. who
have bumRnely opened fubfcripton for the relief oi
the unfortunate luff frers.-- The Ap from st. Uhes,
wrecked near Mzrlhisl, is but little damaged. The
plot pgriG,ed or 1,ore, after paiihg levera houfes
without ohfervnE Them foremAa hand, and not the
MAZE, pcrithe5 behde. The Il thfaE fchooGer and
cargo were totally ioa-crew faved d-Tlc Nepthne,
Roelels, Fl. Hamburg for Newyork i totally loR on
the the cOaa Of HoiIand-cargo partly lavsd.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

: supplementary MILITIA BILL, has
ID, IN reported to the Houf- of Representatives,
~ .esa may be confidered as Ar important part
e.' ~ iytem dshgned By The cabinet 70 reoder
s'sApent the new order Of things. It provides
II .'syolunts1y 1yemolument Of the A4nklng com.
- -. gre0adiers and,arillery, who aIe TO be
IA ~ 1ss, equipped, and brought into the field
In iaeeetiiveiy every year, and TO receive
II, a l.a Collar day The Pfehdeut is author
:..u' ee iAould thinl, it expedent, to call them
.''a'ee held 50 days fnccefivelyj and in this
a 'neY are 70 be furnilhed camp equipage, &c.
w are TO receive the fame compensation that
4 given the troops of the line. The artillery
Vi 70 oe coRpoied Of men from Is to IS years
age. II the companies hould not BE filed
" volunteers, the proper officers are to CON-
Is them by drafting men Of flitable age
.asls conicripr troops will be competed of a
eneular sscT," and will coraitute an AR
II q about oHe bpr1rsd and fly tboalaad men,
pe'sd probably to keep a diHsreot "sEcr"
sN7 The reduction Of HeM.HGj army fur. .
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
Sales at Auction.
TOMORROW. La - ef 49,.
az 70 o'Cloek, n. n. sviR Be I'D al .1aaioa,
oa re P,eagi}ty,
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE. belonrine

THAT VALUABLE ESTATE, belonging "
the iubfcfiber, at Broad CgVs, Nortb Yar-
laat5 70 lots Of dtfrrenl dzefpt ons. in order 40
tult thoie Who may want fmsI Farms, or fach "a
carry on trade, navigation, and 6fhery, v 10 NAV
win to have Jaas Land, and that near the laft
water.
The ifR lot win 5e the Dwelling Houfe, Orch
ard, Garden, and Our Honfrs. with twenty acres
laading where A wharf vii Be bnilt TIE enTuine
iummer, the timber being already brought to Ibe
fpot.
For further particulars, inquire of the owner
% tbs Prrmfes--or of Mi. EDWARD OXNARD.
Auttioneer at Portland; at each Of which places
plan may be feen, aud the terms Of payment
knowu, which viii be liberal
WILLIAM MARTIN.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
Warrtrn.

At Bottom, capt. Silvanus SUBWAY, to Mrs Mary
Ellery, Of Cape Ann.--Mr William Lancaaer to Mifs
Mary Brigham Lieut. o Fox. TO Mifs ~ Brown,
Of Fitchburg DR. Thomas Bartetr to MiE Hannah
Wilfon.-Mr Samuel r. Miller, mer. to A1ifs Sarah
Speakman.-Mr Lawrence P. Downs, to Mds Nancy
Guild.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
Dorttamo,
MoNDAr, MARCH IS, 1902.

III Is hoped that every legal voter il this
r;a,;9. Who wifhes for the continuation Of our
-,sr.nt late government and for the peace,
fk.Ooinels, and PROPERTY of This Commonwealth,
4; duly corfider the importance of iuppotting
:, he enfuing election, The following
STATE TICKET -
ri, Excsllency CALEB STRONG, for
G0Uernor.
Han. EDWARD H. ROBBINS, far
Lieutenant Governor.
Thsfs men have proved shemlelves entirely
eortbv Of the confidence and import Of every
hoaea and upright VOTER OF MAINE.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
ALSO TAKEN BY EXECUTION,
Ind viii b- fold AZ " O'Clock, SAME. DAY.
ar Ne Anehinn Pnnr.. -.aE

Edward Oznard, Etb,jarest,
NNE foar pof Bgdaead, with Ruted pillars.
~ Feather Bed ard Quits eight Chairs hand
inFne C'Fd Table Chrtt 81 Dtaws Dinirg Ia
bic; fhoRany DIR; Stapd Looking Giais
Tea Waters; ctockey Ware Shovel q Tones.
bag If Hoes Barisy. &C &c. e..
An exctltrnt GJd Watch a number Of iron
bound Hog'bheal Is /; zrofs of empty B5ttles.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

A letter from gentlemen reGdent at Nor
ok, Vn. to his correlpondenr in this town,
kss The fous cf the Aaciea. Dominion 90 on
frimmingly in their efforts for the complete
empire OF this country. A too lethargic dif
poiIion among the importers of the conlt;tu-
hon, was the caufe of the change in our ad-
mDiaration, and the ioCs Of The Ws6izgtouian
laem and unlefs our countrymen are lPee-
day rouled from their neep, Virginia will fuc
cs.d in her dark and deep laid plan to aggfan-
dize herielf on the dearu6fion of the liberties
d Der fiaer Gates. with many of which fh- is
seady TOO hanghtY % be ranked Let any
one who remains deceived reipeetng fucA po
rcY, note the large majority OF native Vugini
aas n our national cpunCil-let him view with
sn eve of anxious inquiry the doings of our
ptlent adminil1ration-let HIM mark the tranf
aaon, refpeding orr Federal Reyenue-the
hanetul and uublulhing manner in which
hoaeA and able men have been turned from
sfes on account of political iples-men
vhaie locks were f vered in their counry's fer.
We ;--or LIT him look for conffency of fpeech
ana aaioa in our Executive-Alas he will
haiin lis Real monlltous duplicity, horrid
fcnhce Of prin iple 70 A wrstched popularity.
O5erve as outlines 70 the fame plan, the at
nmpt 10 aggraudize the fate con.Htutons at
lie sxperce of the federal c0hfitution, thereby
Pantng the feeds Of j-4l7u1y and civil war,
which NUT end in the defpotiim Of The mott
pwsrfsl fate and further (zmong the lat
iss Of /" iafariated mn the dearualon Of shat
geat and almoa oaly barrier to The Contitu.
tor, the fakeiayy SyFem This act may be
conhdsred the death blow to the compact
which binds the Rates as nation"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Cogniac Brandy, Hell,rd Gin, 81 Croir Run,
Madeira Wine, Box and Calk RaGns, monds, figs.
Nutmegs, Mace Cloves, Ctnaam0a, Rice, Gihesr,
Chocolate, indigo Meaard, Allpre Black Pepper.
Lump aud Brown Sugar, Bohes, souchang and III l01
Te&s.-GheaP FOR e4lh or approved credit
PortEgny Fb Il
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

It was reported laa evening, that on the f
init. at II o'clock at night the bill for repeal
ing the Ju iciary Al, Of The lalt Congrefs, was
pah:d in the Honfe Of Representatives. OF she
United Stases.-Ayes 81, nays 90.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Ia Republics, popularity is generally the ltep.
tone 70 dsiPotic power. Some characters late
" elevated to power by means The moil wicked
that ever dlig aced nation, feem determines
20 verify the truth OF his, by fAcrihcing every
latin8 good of the community, to gratifying
The voice OF the moment Are fueh men pat
riots, or knaves
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

The late Bottom Papers have contained report ol
the removal Of the Hon. Iae PEsy, of this town from
the office OF narhail, to make room for Of Dear
hora's fAvofites We ale authorized to FAY the report
IS without foundation.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

The Leghature Of th. State clofed its felion on
rhurlday ish Fifty eight acts panedthe heads oi
which WI be publihed next week Such them as
relate TO this Diri viii be publlhed ia foil as fan as
the limits Of the Gazette viii II ox.
The two branches of our Legl4ture in convent on
have made choice Of Dawn FALEs kig No.ary Pub
ie, for the couaty Of Lincoln, il the room Of EJrais
SH040 Elq reigned.
By the votes from the interior Of Newhampllire, It
appears probable Gov. Git14a Is reelected.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

THE fubc, ib-r hereby gives notice to all con
4 cernet, that iae has been duly appointed Ad
ninifratfix on the efiate Of JOSIAH RIGGS, late
Of Portland, ihipwrisht, deceafed, taken upon
herfelfthat trua, aod given bond the law di-
reefs :-Shc therefore requefs all Perfons indebted
10 faid eaafe TO make immediate payment; and
tboFe who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the fame to HULDAH RIGGS.
Portland, Marck IS, I9o7.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

hwa' lae week mentioned thatof the I36 mem
bss now b-loogiag 10 Congrefs, Gfy JsVsa are Ma
i've ViRciSIANs. As f0mc 0f our readers have
soaotcd the truth ofthe matter, we are happy 10
bsag able TO prefent them with the following h6
--lhe reader is eft to Judge for hinfef what will
o toe evil tenjebcy offl-h an inequality in our
nlonal rcprelcnt ation.
SENATORS.
Stephen T. NJ Mifon. William c. Nicholas. Ste
g0en Anderfon, John Brown, William Cooke,
l'an Breckenridge. [a5s foroigatr as bal been
ssiss John E. Howard, JeiTe Franklin, David
REPRESENT ATIYES.
Il Newton, jun. John Randolph, George Jack
lm' 2 R. Thonpion, John Tallaferro, jun. John
SSatto0, William B. Ges, Abraham Trigg, John
tnsg Antnuy New. John Smith, David Holmes,
kchard Brent, Edwin Gray, Matthew Clay, John
g.aSio0, Iohn Ciopton, Z Claiborne, J. T. DAVIS,
pan , Fowler, William Dicklon, Thomas Moore,
William Butter, John MIedse, Benjamin Tala-
safo Nsrtwor,hy Hunter, Juhn Archsr, Jofeph
Il Nichofon, Samuel Smith, Richard Sprcg,
aaaAnel Macon, Speaker. Willis Allaon, Rich
ii SianicFd, Charles Johnfon, Arch bald Hsn-
ZOE John Stanley, Robert Williams, James
ss9iahd, w. B. Crows, John Condit, James
MI Henry Sonthward, William Tnnes, Robert
F0ga' John Stewart, Thomas BOnde, Ilaac
n home, Andrew Gregg.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

NOTICE il hereby given, that a further time
In Of fix monthssis allowed by the Hon. iona
than Bowman, Judge of the Probate for Wills, FOR
the conoty Of Lincoln---for the claimants agany
the eAate Of SIMON M'LELLAN, late Of Tban
alton, Mariner, deceafed, rendered inio.vent, to
bring in their Claims 70 ns the fubfcribers, duly
appointed and authorized 70 receive and examine
the fame ;--who win attend fad bufaefs at the
dwelling hodfe Of SAMUEL BRSws, 10 Thomafon,
90 the lait Tuefday of this and the Hve following
months, at two Of the clock in the afternoon
which time and place we fhall give our attendance
IOSIAH. REED, Commit.
SAMUEL BROWN, Eoasrs.
7-bonaRon, Frb. 10. I8oa. A(Mir I'D
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Tea Trays, Waters, Bread Rlil1ts sciaors,
Razors, Pocket and Pen Knive, Knives aud Forks
Defert do. ChapeI.Needlesi Thmhles, Pins, Tea
pots Coffee Mills, sia-eai C4ndletcEs, Combs
Cut and Wrought Nails
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

FIRE


Or Wednelday night, about r O'Clock, a
FIRE broke out in the fore Of capt Iofeph Rip
ley, on Mr.. David Spears whsf. The aore
appeared to be almoa comPletelyon fire BE-
tore the difcovery was made and comfortable
of the me- rchandize il contained, with capt RS
books were continued The tide was out, and
it vas found diai ult TO procure water; bat
tire ipirited efforts Of the large collection Of c
tizens pyomied for fometime TO con6ne' the
deftru6iiv= element TO lie bnilding, where, III
this Ia I snce il commenced The work of devaRa-
ton. But thele hopes we're unhappily lulo I.
The conf grafton fpread to the Gores on the
Long wharf; from which a valt many citizens
had been eugaged IN removing the goods, to
guard az amt the WORT viii might happen /:
cut theit lihoprs could not effe6 a fealonable
| removal Of all the merch tudize which was at
hazard. Beiides the tore occupied by capt
Ripley. on Spears wharf, that occupied BY Mr.
Z. /. Boyd, was continues and on the Long
wharf the following Rores:
No, z, occupied BY Mr.. Edward Edes, iun.
No. 3, - MeTs. Oliver & Pto6or,
No 4, - Mr. B nj ,min Sumner,
No. 5, Mr.. JoftPh Field,
No. O. = Mr.. William MAckay, ard
Mr.. Jofaa Bra ajIry,
No. 7, Mr.. Stephen Goldman,
No. 8, - MeG Eli & Stephen D4venporr.
Stores No. 9 and 10, the former oc-rpied
by Mr. Blanchard. and the lltter by Mr..
Samuel Dilaway and Mr.. George Bartlett,
wee extremely iajnred By the at.empS ta pull
them down.
The torres on Spears wharf were owned By
Mr.. David Spear.
The 4mount Of property dearoyed IS very
great. Goods were removed from many RoIes
to which the FIRE did not extend.
The fire proof fore. Belonging TO Mr.. or
borue, at the head of the Long wharf (No, y
efe6ually prevented the Progrels Of the conaA-
grafton towarks Safe. areet--none of the prop
erty in it was removed
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
Iondt Far Sale.

rT1Bn5 ffiowinE lofs IA S,andilh, No. ~, 81, and
Y So, IN the frcond dtvifon, generally known by
the name of Euiot's 'Lots-No. 81 and 5Sare on
that part If Stauddh called the Neck and the
outet Of Stbago Pond-aad have an excellent
growth of Oak and other timber hereon.--For
terms apply to THOMAS MOTLEY
Po taz9 Mare5 as.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

niihes az excellent pretext for rating a real and
more a3Iaisat one, difguiled under the ba,nnls,f
name Of Militia rSol,D CT
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
UIJoigfaIr am Astua CIarrz11aTe,
=zs
oFFostrE rHE coLyMEIAN TAvaRN.


Wakefield & Dobbs,
eyHai". tt.i, ie'd nal Z. fs1c f5,i isy tsv.,sgsiy
fbr EIte arylls from Lo7I9a aa4 Lusr69o, i4rgs 4ys-
"sae Of Neoa5aali@s-.4aaEs agJisL are,
DLACK, dark blue, olive drab, brown. fcarlet.
I'D and falbionable mixed London and Yorklhire
lne and fuperfne Broadcioths.
Black. white, dark, blue. buH, fcarlet, dab, brown
ana mixed Kerfeymeres.
Mixed and plain Forea Cloths,
Fearnaaghts from -f6 70 I2c per yard
PiAu aud JY q Coat ngs striped EIaftc Cloths
Orleans white and coored BIZ zss.
White and black Eiannes; Role Blankets,
% and AZ wide Irth Linen, from 55 % zj6 pr y5.
Ch ntz aud purple t4HDoes 10 do. Furni .ure
Dar4nts; cslamancoes jeans Moreens,
Black and bl0e Sha.loon'; black Ruaels,
Tauiiny white aud colcred .du1inetts,
Black worried Caters
"A large adotment OF Mems, & Womcn's worried
lambs wool, gauzs, white s coIored cotton, bl4ca
and white ilk Hofery
Tape, fripe and bar cord Dimities,
T4mbor'd, jaconers c&mbric. and book Muhns,
Black cambric do.
MEMS beaver, worried, ano ,6lk cioves,
Ladies extra white and colorrd kid and ak 40.
Ladies Engih oolored Kid Shoes,
Black and coSored Morocco do.
Moggalons Muffs and TipPets,
Fancy Feathers aud Flowers,
Cotton, elk and fver Trimaings,
OIL Cloths Ififh Diapers.
Ladies, Gentlrnen's and Youths Engli1l beaver
Hats Straw Bonnet do Trimmings,
Thread, Lace, aud Edgings,
Black broad and narrow fik Lace,
Elegant Lace Shades o. Veis,
Mems plaiR and nrpsd Engiith ard French black
Satin; black and hiue ok Velvet,
Brown Holland; Swanfdown from g9 60 r5E pattern
Embroidered SILK; Ladies black Satin,
Silk and cotton Sufpeu iers
Fine Thickfet aud Velvereen; Carpets, g. Carpeting
Bandannas; faihonable fancy ilk Handkerchief,
Chhtz and purple shawis; cotton aud linen Checks,
Back and white Italian Grape
White and coored Thread,
Plated gilt, aud metal coat and hret1 Buttons.
Twia do. linen and cotton Pocket Hanlkcrchicfs,
.Bordered Lawn do. caniels h'ir shaws,
Tapes aud Bobbius; fhoe and quality Bindings,
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas.
Cold and pile Breaches whiie ard coloreI Beads.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15
Convenient Boarding

TOR fix Or eight Geotlemen, may he bad in a
= well. .htuated place nsar the center ofihe town.
taqnTs a. this o4ics. Harsb =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-29
BOSTON, July u.
Ho be e0ntiuxed. J
COMMERCIALLY JNpOpT1 4,

CoMMERclALLY IMPORTANT
We underiland from Salem, BY Ia.
arrival at thas:po-t from sumat.a. ;bs, ,hos
pepper had been lately fcarce, it was ,, ,ha
time of the Bclilarius' s falling ye,y sl,u,s
the crops have been gathered in. A yeasj e
three hundred tons could having load~d u
five days. No kind of detention ,ooI
place in loading after tM crops were IL
The Eng!ifh seiidents at suma,ra have -.
the power 10 prohibit the trade of torego
ets TO the lilan5, neither have thew he
difpoition. w
Letters from South America confirm
the intelligence we nave before received
OF the infamous treatment which The
mericans meet with in that quarter. The
government of this country is bound to
protect its c:Nizeus againis foreign oporefi.
on; but of what avail is the Humanity
ofgovernment, Y it has, by left hand.
ed and crooked p!Nicy, en!eebled ittelf in
iuch a manner as rot to be enabled TO at.
ford the relief demanded. The inlul;s which
are offered to our flag, and the fpolia,ions
made on our commerce, by the Spaniards,
are out repetition of offerings, which
have frequently been experienced by cur
merchants & while we continue withouta
navy, we may be aaured Of Nee5ng them.
as often as we afford the means of graft
tying the rapacity Of ayarice.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-29
NEW YORK, July IS.

Arriv'd hip Kingfon, =, N. Bedford;
South Carolina, STEELE, Port Republican !;
fch'r Perseverance, Cutlery, St. Thomas;
Charlotte, Eergulon, Norfolk Fairplay,
Hammond, Do. Polly, Ryon, Edenton,
n. c. loop Friendhip, Dennifon, Ditto;
Friendlhip, Saunders, Curacao.
Cleared, hip Henry, Rogers, Hull;
brig George, Taber, Plymouth; ich'r
Linnet, Woodward, Halifax; Thomas,
Holmes, St. Johns Eliza, Strangman,
Cape Francois.
Ship South Carolina, from Port Repub-
lican, Left there, hip Iaduery, Nichols,
of New York; eh'r Cruger Of do Aoop
Eliza, Fry, Of Portland; hip Neptune,
Gallagher, Of Philadelphia /; lch'r Super.
or, Record, ditto; Sally, Dyton, DO.
Hare, Savage, Norfolk; brig Rehcccs,
Bayard, do. fch'r Hiram, Role, CharleG-
ton; !ch'r Friendhip, MsGty, BaltimO6;
fch'r Refolusion, Davis, Bottom. y
A gentleman Of this city received the
following inteseRing lift of veaels from a
captain Of an American lhip, per The loop
Prudence, Paddock, from Rio d. Ia Plata,
and politely banded it to the editors Of
the N. York Gazette. The tonnage OF
thele vefels, befdes thofe not mentioned,
amounts TO 1880 tons.
4 liz ef .4me,icaa vsDsls in the tort' Of
Ri7-ds-la. PLATA. Monte Vides.
Ships Mercury, Pieiioa, Bottom, arrived
May 8, 1901 Eliza, Loung, ditto,
18th; Motezuma, Ifaacs, do. DO. Ante
!ope, Rich, do. Dec. 10 Phenix, Ro-
berts, do. l7th; Warrington, William
fon, Philadelphia, 9th Alexander, Cris-
fin, do. 24th; Sally, M'Pherlon, ditto
Jan. 7, 1902 Aurora, Thompion; dl't0'
Feb. IS; Three Sifers, Aaancy, ditto,
asth; Joleph, Grand, Kennebunk brig
Mary, Norton, Bottom; fhip Amenca'
Simon, Philadelphia, April ihip Plgo0'
Collier, ditto, April.
Enlauada-G &C. Barregan.
Ships Mary Ann, Olney, Providence
May y, 1901; hannibal, Jenkins, DO
OF. II; Rolla, Arnold, do, an. y
1902 Minerva, Hail, Bottom, October
a3, 1901 :; Refolution, Olney, ditto
November IS, Five Brothers, Brock, do'
December 20, Merrimack, Williams, ao'
Ian. 20, 1902 Louiia, Mofat, Phila-
delphia, Oct. II, 1901; brig Koie'
Miller, do. July IS; Molly, HARDING
do. Angua Enterprise, Wilcocks, conn., d
Dec. rs; Polalki, New 0lI
April 6, 1907; hip Oliver hH"0f'n'
Henry, do. 10th.
Beuncs-Ayre'.
Ship Sultan, Cole, Bottom, Dec. TO-
1901 Olive, Conklin, New YORK, rev.
10, 1902 Yankee Killburne conn N
Sept. 3, 1901; Brig Ri6pg Sun, G9 quo
Bottom, May 81, Sally, Taylor do ,d rev,
IA, 1907; Phoenix, Cottle, DITTO N e
*, Fair, Todd, Providence, or. 1900 Doc,
Rio, Stevens, portfmouth, Nov. ~ 1908
succefs, Conklin, New York, June ,
chr James, Gray, Bottom, Aprl 10
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-29

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ne will perhaps think he f1ou.d be very ' o.
how ne yields implicit confidence to a,v s. ~.
reltlng on the abortion of people fimulasedi ' h
5 h,ea turbulent emotions Of realels perloasl any,
(To be e0utiuued.)