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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

William M'Lcilan jun.
Ne. II. Jeaa-RsrO, EJs-Sa.sf
HAS jna received, sad ofsrs for lsle, LARGE
Il afortment or
EnglB q ". India Gasis Z, Grscsrie5
Together with quantity Of the ben clear
Pork-eountfy Floar--Rye and Ind;aa Meal
Ia quantity Of LINES, Lemons & Oranges.
Also,
A few articles in fhe Military line. viz
0uus-Bayoneis--Cartridg e-Boses--rAyonet
Bells--a few Of the ben of c Fifes--z few
Drums OF the bel kind, with wolf head -
An ahortnenf of Mu6cal lnllruments. viz.
Hzstbsyss Clarinefs, Flzgellcts, German,
French, Engiiih, CsDcers and oAave Flutes,
AID violins LiIr-siG.
Avery large aHcrtment OF OH Framed
Locking GhDes.
from Ito 10 8 dollars pair, or At the fame
rate by the Jingle Giafs--bfshogany framed
do. az lower prices--Spy Oizfes, from dol
lar. to 7s--oPsra Clsfss, &c. &c.
Idy 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No. 5, Nifty Rs-D.

PORTLAND BOOKS IORE,
No. 5, Nifty Rsrp.
fUsT pub fined by DANIEL JOHNSON
and for faEe by him al the above Store,
a PhilofOphiesl Inquiry
into the
Origin Of our Ideas
OF the
t" Sub inc and Beautiful"
with an
lntrodcetory difcourfe
concerning
TASTE,
Bythe Right Hon. Edmund Burke.
.f56,
Letters on the improvement Of the mind,
zddrefed TO Lady.
By Mrs. Ghzpone.
44l,o,
The Pleaflres and Pains of Memory.
An Abridgmeat Of
Muryayis Englyb Grammar.
With an Appendix,
containing
E1ereifes in -orthography, in parting in
Synt4x, and in Punctuation.
Defgned for the
Younger claifes Of Learners.
BY Iandiey Murray.
10 the Prefs and viii ICON be pubIifhed,
the
The Aotsyis4n Shb-Mafsr'5 DALI
ADGfant.
dkIo,
4 Collection or Plains and Hymns, rfed
and approved Of by
All Chrifians,
Particularly the religious denomination
called BA9TIsI.
Cr Tickets in Harvard Collegelot-
cry, price 5 dels,--Highehp prize $4,000 dolls
The fecond number Of DR.. Reefs
Encyclopaedia.
Thoie gentlemen who are fubfcri-
bsrs to the csrs5sitge Literary bz;CsIs4ay, are
requefted tocall for their number
July II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
RIM 6[Y6T

EFoM the fabicriher, an indented Annyer.
e,Fby the name Of THOMAS FLFAT.
IN, aoonr eighteen years old, feet niche
high' light complexion had on when ~
went away, 4 blue Jacket and duck trowfers
vince yer will return faid runaway to his mar
ger niali receive Ten eests ye-yay9, and no char.
ges pa'd. Thole who harbor or truit lin, v,;Il
iutter the penalty of the law. -
II -Jssy 1 PETER MnrTOaH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

Mltsn wan sfked by > friend, wksshsr he
wsuld iaftrua his daug bier ia the 1iGeren,
laSguaRes! To which I've replied, " ne, &c
sas Issfss 10 futHeient for wsmsn." 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

PORK.

Pui on board the Packet OLIVE
49, capt. 8 L. BtArcaARD, IN Pgror ,ho,,
- ON OF May laif, feveral barrels Of PORK
!. n.u' any marks or directions. The oyyrer
. l'squeited to make application for tbe en-
winch is now lodged at MefTs p1,n nc same
q ParcHARDi Gore in thin town. : 80
fsrtLSrE, TxIr 2l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

a certain noted physician at Bath.
was lately complaining in coffee
houfe in that city, that he had three
6ne daughters, to whom he l1ould
give ( 10000 each, vet that he could
find nobody to marry them. !" With
-FOUR laws, Doaer, "fAid an IryGvxaa.
who was Prefsnt, Gepfing up and
making very refpsafsl bow, I" i'll
rake ~ Of them r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

~ 2 Co'lrf 5 G-ary71l SsbFaaI d II.
Pe@es for Tie csl1lty of C,4n5srlssa,
5sgaa and bozisr ar FortL.nI, y aid
county, ca The third zaeflav Of Ifeyob
a. ID. 1896.
oN the petition Of the inhabitants Of tho
~. .1ss rs II rejePscot, ia faid county, whereof
INC me loIegoing y copy, the Court order, that
NJ pe'i1oners caufc the fame, with tlis order
t !, 20 De puhiihed III Tie Peetiaa4 C---,.
i.:.'L Gays at leaf, before the next terra of
ms eourt: which i 10 be holden at Portland,
s Ssh' u ana ter the county aforelaid, On tie
-" Iseiday Of September next, thar any
pIi.ou may nave opportunity then md theis
10y 49, and thew capfe why the prayer
mercer thouid not he granted.
Jaly 81. iii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

* onEN L from the lubfcribrr, aa
:, indented Apprentice. canned Nr,nrrF
~. lA Goa Whoever VIII return faid AppreI-
.Le - mall receive CT d4Jr cent reward and ac
~ 80 Paid and alb perfUns are hereby for
o'a eruihns or harsoring him On nv account.
july g. rsNGTrTI pATFp
~~D|~rC-c.rrr-rSy w, -eyue-r
-1h1HER SHLRLEE-FPT., T,EI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

Oxford, S. Curt Of General SelTo1s
Ftls Peace, fine term, n. %. 1906
ORDERED, that the fubnance Of Ire above
petition be publilhed three weeks fucceihvey
in the NszDergiozS Psiladius1, printed in Bottom,
and 10 the Portland Gazatts printed in Portland,
the Taft publication be thirty days at lean,
before the next Court of General Sefions of
TIE Peace. held in faid county Of Oxford.
Ateil,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
NEW GOODS.

HENRY SMITH & co.
M 2, N.gJs-R'-. Ks~yv SCI,
Ga DaInxR shawn,
Csrrh &c dc
Chsmbray do
Lace canbrich and Musins, If5a fysht,
"A and ga plain do
Wells Cap pate rs cinghansi
Grapes fix and kid Cloycs
Lace Slesves;
Englifh sne Freneh silk Fscre;
Al printed Cambneks
A. LinRens. &c. &c. &c.
July rs. .......
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

Croekfy and Giejf-Wars Store,
Nett door "a the Maine Fire and Marine IN
furance Office, EG,f,ess.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
WHLLAf FROST

.-te OF f9insgfb, in the county Of curi.yL,,y
gen',eIAan' ceeeafed, by. giving bond !. me
law dlrects--He therefore requefr III rerfon,
wns are indebted to the faid decsared,s orls,s
i make Immediate payment and thofe Who
fame to cv1ny - S~nnH lhe
lN1y &c, ls0s. r II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

1sl-sf iyfsr jssios Eazss5 ezgazgsrs rrsss,
NJ, ysgis Ssis1 "a n fssfs fsySSfs milton :
VlaoIL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

70 The Han. 5gfioes If the Conyt Of
SebIoa5, At t6eir Csnt -b2t6o !,
Portland, IN and-r1ar he cau7te If
Cumberland, 81 TIE t5iy1 Iaelaay y
March, iq~tbs geay 8Jr smr Lard o,1s
] tbgujaJl1 efg5t bYvdy,4I agd E..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

i = I iubferlber hereby gives public
hos'ce TO all concerned, tllst he has bee,
eEiy appointed. and has taken upon him
ieii me trult Of snaainiarascr u Eo5., rs-- III,
the eltafe az " '''-' '''7I OH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12
SGeG.JnnirB.

hxfrai4 ETA tte, sm Trinidad G,tei uiy SD, 1906.
Miranda is collecting fhips and troops here, to
proceed on his expedition on the Main. /. is gene
rally believed here that he will iucceed, and great
namber OF respectable inhabitants have Joined him
as volunteers. lunderltand this government, has or
dered three Hoops of to cruze off where he in
tends to land, 10 that they may give him afiaance
IN Gale ne fhould want any and it is faid that the
government has backed his bills on the Brtifh 90
vernment tor hisexpences 1t reported that he has
received information from the Min, that the MAORI
y OF the people are ready Join hin, as ioon as he
can effect landing which he can eafly do with the
reinforcement he viii receive here, which fuppoie
will be about 500 men,
The tirtt attempt he made was very dfcourag
ing for on his arrival At the Man, he fell in with
two Guarda Coa'ters, which attacked his two fchoon
ers he had with him, which they took and believe,
from the bet information can receive, it was by
Tome minanagement Of capt. Lewis of the Leander,
that they were taken; however the whole affair re-
mains an entire nyery how the two fchooners faould
be taken, and the fhp not far off to windward one
OF the fchooners was the Bee of Philadelphia com
manded by capt. Huddle. Capt. Lewis has either
left the fhp has been turned Off but believe the
latter, he is now at Barbados The Leander is now
cemm anded by capt. Johnfon, of New-Providence,
aud INT man i'll my opinion, for fuch an expedition,
as he has commanded prvateer this and che a war.
eiu''inS OH the lliand OF Cuba. Mere. ddv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12
PHILADELPHIA, AuouN &

The following is An extract of a Iette, from ,
Young gentleman to his father in this CITY,
dated Halifax, July 5, 1906.
i" l embrace this opportunity, via New-York.
OF informing you, that fince writing Won from
the I1and OF SANTANA, have been trading in the
Wett-1nda illands, and was very fortunate nm
ri returning home in the fhip Hope, off Sandy
Hook iight-houit, it bearing N. N. w. Il
leagues was boarded and captured by the so
gun brltiihfhip of war Leander, the Infamous
denry Whitley, commander. When +. with
the crew, were TENT on board her as prConcrs of
war, and our hip ordered to Halifax. Thank
Heaven, my fay on board a Britiih fhip was
NOR, owing to her cruizc being nearly expired !:
but during the fhort time my unpropitious fate
compelled me TO remain on our coat, language
IS too weak to paint the poignancy of nv feel
'ngs at the frequent view of the degradation our
countrymen were compelled to fuhmt to fire.
quent'y after our veiiels had hove to, would he
order mot after fhot to be fired into them, with
directions to the gunner the INK the dam'd
Yankee rajeaL5-and in fome cafes, wber.
an American captain, being within the limits &,
jurisdiction of our country, did not think nro
Pe' ~ netve 10, tlII the trigate came within gun
mot the BrItiih villain would continue firing at
them until he came along iide, when he would
order the captain on board, make fail and RIM
to lea, keeping him fitting on the poop exnofed
to the derliion and cont emptiale iniigniicant
remarks OF the Bfitiih officers and crew"
dmora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

:. June =, The hip Sainpfon, Edwards, Of New.
York. arrived in So DAYS from Madeira, bound
to Madras and Caicutta--we are informed that
the ihip Union, Jacosy, of and for PHILADELPHIA
from Batavia, having put into Table bay, after
lts capture by the Britilh, was feized and fent
TO England for trial
June 10, arrived at Table BAY. the brig Lv.
d'a. Bowditch, from Philadelphia, 100 DAYS
pa'iage. The American conful fen. on board
Joel Brown, one Of the crew OF the BRIG Liner
ty' Lambert, of Salem, taken off Prince Ell.
wards itlands, after having remained there fix
and an half months we were told the brig Do
mln'ck, Jones, of Philadelphia, and fl,ip Au.
guta, -, of -, failed from the Cane the
soth April for the lie Of France-three Danifh
veiiels were detained in Seanan's BAY, ON fuC.
p'con OF being Dutch property.
June II, this day we made another ap,lica-
ton for the fhip's letters, and were informed
we mutt wait until their contents were examin.
ed by the different officers at Cape-town, find
ing they had great longing after American
property and wifhed to detain us, made every
preparation for failing, and June 18th got nm.
der way, the Olive Branch in company, Ire no,
being able to beat to windward, returned to the
anchorage.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

pei them to employ Mr.. D'Oubril'. good Offices a,
Paris to effect an accommodation. b. how many
difficulties on the other hand will oppo!e this event
One opinion Teens certain, thar il they adhere TO
the terss, which Lord Witworth whed to dictate a,
rar their war with France mua ne next TO immortal
They demanded, that Holland fond be evacuated Nv
the french troops. They made great merit OF &C.
knowledging the king of Etrsria and the Italian and
Lisurian republics But the recen, acquilitions of
France mock at all thefe flipula,ons.
The extracts which we have reen from the Eng,h
papers do 40, iied the iinaeit light upo our negoci
ations with c. Britain. upon the Rate of the
PuoHc mind The following is the only article. that
glances in the moi remote degree upon theft ;nter.g
ing points:
The London Courier of the lsth June, contains the
following angular article 80" gentleman, iuit arri
we'd from New-Yorh, reports, that when he "a. ed
Pr'va'eers were fitting that por, in the expea
tion OF rupture will, this country"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12
FOR SALE,
FOK SALE.

NJ fa6Ss o"7io7, on ne SremJ5s, on H,iy1jlav, lob
oip'r"7Oer n,'f, If nat p,eV;ogly dIefJ Of bypyi-
v0fr coafr0ST,J
1--WE hundred and fifty acres LAND, ftuat.d in
the upper end Of Cumberland county, eighteen
and one frsm a good manufacturing mill an A,,ro',
mattox' now navgable almoR to Petersburg.
This LAND lies Handsomely, is in good order and
inferior in quality to eat Of the mountains. there
is 10 or IL acres meadow, Handsomely fet NitI ,imo
thy and about 20 acres more prepared for towing
next fPring; in addition there is an extenive bed II
Coal which to Pcrlon Of capital would be highly va
luaoIe ene third the Puiehafe money will be requr-
ca III hano and the balance in two aunualinfameuts.
JOHN KEI.SO.
Auguu ~, IsCb' tdf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12
AMERICAN RESTRICTION p,rJ

Several ef,vs b,r.
on the neceiIiiy Of enfor,;n, an ~ -. .. o.
RilI which ;s - -, 49,, "'i Ne"r'Vtioh
next In the tirff IA, us, u,
Laws & Indenendence Of ths rI,;,"I CIT. va 'ns
the Editor notices 4, exnsd;.n, -
embraced by fome OF the Rri,;lb ,~an,s
merchants of PHILADELPHIA. for .,,oI;.s, ~. '.t
the proviiions or this act, relating IN tb ;unor.
tation of Broad Cloth IT, f,iio,..:. .'..p
embrace the molt material f,as ,,'s, eA.'a,.'
livered on this fpb;eff "'''0" ''e us-
"But it is our pirpoGr Tn de,,,f,;r,,, .h.
they do not among all the mod.s as !,
f;nuygiiug which we have heard of &C ;n,.,Sa.,
to he reforted to. TO ev,de THE I,,, No., ,,. Ia
heard of many, we think If nronsr 70 a..
that orders have been already C.nt 70 Fn,l,n1
and Others are now preoaring 70 he c.nt IS .i,.
nature which we ihall now defcr;be WV
"Tbe laev brobibif5 i5s iw,o,t,t;oyo ,,oo y.,
cloths zvboE iu4o;ce br;c, n,,U J.. .oo',.e'
Fittings tie Iguare yq,d.
+" Orders ba1e 6een tent to hin lin. cyo,tb, .,
uf.ai. ''''''' -
"But mark how this is directed r. he ao,s
CORRECTIONS are given to fold g. D,ck ~. g,
perfne and fine cloths, in bales Of cn,rI. go;
or folds, 10 that there rhall he as manv fine
cloths (n1ore or IsG J as f,aII reduce ~, X, -.
an average of fhiliines the vard-.,nd -, ,h ,ro.
every piece in the bale fcoarGs and 6nsI -.
lhillings in the invoice.
at may be faid that an o,tbor> =, n
precede the delivery of G,.h ~ .-...I. ~. !,
that to fwear that fueh goods (co,rE. ~ G,,.I
70 packed, were legally imported would he r,.,
Jury of the mott fhameIefs kind. bnt r,aI,aiho
ly as the truth is, there are Derf,no ,vhoc. NV.
licences are Dresared 10 Et,eor or ,Gr,,-,h,t ~,
their importations are regulated and hat 81 :.
bales do not contain cloths cont.,r, ia the
meaning and intent of the prohibitory law
"Such are the facts: & we are noGsG;.d &c
the names of fveraI OF the concern.I '
"There is vet time for MANY to co,,,..
and avoid the aporobrium and tbe iogos s" ~
which their perseverance in fIcb cor-c. ~
fuhiret them--the packer tb,t Gil ~ "ouan
will give them the opnortup;tv ,nd ,ka,,o NV
not now complain that they havs NOT S e'",
4varxe9 againt the danger and Ioc. ~ -
their iniuuitou, projects would G,L;ss, e.. r.
they ihoud perff. "
" After this information and yv,-,;,r
prehend, that no i'm porter can evnaa We "P-
fngie bale of GOOD, qviH be od,,;ttty =, .'G ,
exj2om bouIs5, nnfH tbry AaU ha1. J.l, ~.
and bu5liciy o3aned and syan;usI" |''9
Whether this meafure propoCed nv tbe AN
rora is the ieR pol;h,e one for mr. ,,s,t;n ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12
ALEXANDRIA, Auouft =

The French fqnadron under Jerome Bona
Parte' was ieen on Friday Evening I4,euty miles
S So, Of Sandg HOOK, ffeering along the coat
ney had funk an Engliih hip bound to New
loFS' ana oimaited and cut away the maine
matt of an Engliib privateer they had ca,tnred
and afterwards fent her adrift. 1t is coni-ttur,
ed they will flop at Bottom, to provilion and wa.
WE Daiiy Ifdiv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

The affair ofthe removal of Mr. Dynenn tie coll
lettor OF the revenues Detroit it is faid will be
brought before congrels at the next feion. The re-
moval OF an officer for performing his duty with dill
gence and fidelity with full effect, and at the raue
ofhis lie, wsuId ieem be itrange kind of reaion
for removing man from ofiee--this is in governor
M'Keans ifye. Inr.ya
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12


pD''''' OF Jerome's fleet. ". T. paper.
Estr2a If letter from TIE conmandiug ATTIRE,
al Miebihmaekinaek to bis 6rirul in Mill.
6ury ." 1'-'"'t'e-
=" We have had fome little alarm from tbe r.,
Dd'ans-they have aflumed in fone in8ancea
menac1ng toae-in fhort, finch has been opr an
prenenlions, that for feveral nights we have lrrt
N hePt at alD on our arms. I trought i. nm
aenf TO have every thing ready for infant atfon.
IN cafe of attack: and though our apprehension
has IN meafnre fubfded, yet precaution is fiIi
conildered necehary to infure our fafety.--Thev
are atreacherous fet of fellows, and n,ua he
watched. The old Engli!h fort of Macsna Won
may recoliect, was taken and the parriGon
butchered IN 5 minutes, by party ofou con-
per-coiored gentry, innocentiy engaged befcr-
the gates IN harmless game OF foot-ban
The militia of the village have regularly
mounted guard for fome days but it is now
dlicontlnued. have fummoned the neiuhborinx
chiefs to meet me in council. ] find the fober.
rejecting part are for peace, while others, now
long time idle, tbrfting for blood and plunder.
and thoughtlefs of the calamities that would
follow, cry aloud for war. The old mems coun-
cil will prevail, and we ihall finoke the calumet
Of Race ,nr..h.-"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12
Last etening's paiI.
LONDON, Iune Is.

In the houfe Of commons Mr. w;Jh.rforo.
AFTER a few PREDATORY obfervations, moved that
an humble addrefs be preftnted to his maieffv.
neieeching that he may be GRACEFULLY pleafed to
aoop' tuch meafnres as to him may feem meet
10 indnce America, and the powers of Europe.
10 unite with this country in reCoution to a.
boliih the trade in flaves.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

! The American Citizen of New-York. in at.
temp.ng 70 account forthe lite extraordinary
verdicts IN the cafes of Smith and Ogden, has
orefen.ed Liit and political view Of the
Grand and Petit Jurors that were enr.,annelled.
II would appear. from this Lin, that Cor the
| April term. at which bills were found ayaint
Metlrs. Ogden and Smith, the Grand Jury was
competed of /sqeatcea federaliits, tor- repub,i-
cans, and three Burrites: the Petit Jury, who
were iunmoned for that term, and from whom
twelve were TO be taken 70 try the india ments.
were competed of thirty. tomr fedcraliits, nine
burrI,es, and fac republicans.
The neco Grand Jury, who were flmnored
20 the July term, TO enquire into Gauiar offen-
ces. committed of fzvsatr federalifs aud tsvo re.
publ'cans the Petit Jurors, from whom ,s
were to be taken to try Col. Smith and 9 to
Try Mr.. Ogden, were forty-one federaitts, tsv,
burrl;es, and fve republicans.
Should this itate'nent be correct, but on this
point we have Till Comfortable doubts. all
our other doubts would he at an end. w.
ihon'd not heiate to agree with the Citizen in
thinking 1t " unnecefiary to fay that Ogden and
Smith were acquitted" Neither fhouid we
longer enquire after the reafons of Mr.. Swart-
wout's d'tmiiiion. The MARTIAL, who fhould
oetray 10 h'srant partiality toward. hottie
fieton, would no longer deferve TO hold an Of
tce under republican Administration.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

1t isreportcd, fay fome Of the New York pa
pers' that the PrelideHt has difmiHed Mr.. Swart
won't from the office of Martial Of that DIFF
tri6t We fhould not helitate to ayow our ao
probation of that meaiure, could the following
fatement of MIR. So official condua be fubRan-
iiated
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

BY proclamation of the Governor of the Ba-
hama Hands, dated NaiIau, the esd of Tune
nit. the following bountes are offered on all
Kinds of Newfoundland, and all other Britifh or
American falted fin, imported in Brtifh Chips
or vetfels:
On mad, per barrel of SO gallons, Is. Cd.
On herrings, per do. o.. sd.
On mackerel, per do. IS.
On falmon, per do. As.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

Admiral verheul had his audience of leave
yetterday, and tet off in the afternoon for Hol-
land. The Enjoys of the Batavian Government
are to iet out this evening.
1t is thought that his imperial Highnefs
rtince Louis will let out for Holland at the be-
ginning of next week.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

REMAaE.--Tbe 0sry beapy duty 7cJieb tie aaapf1e-
fa,er' pay tobacco, oseafoas bs deicy byef,y
ring NE good and fine gnaiies f.s6, f5eyeoye met a
P,ffty r'ady (ais 7o5F The inferior are Hc eaquir,4
Jor @'cPo,f demaafof Py5tsafGe pryy H,vifel III.
fo'ai G0st only about $500 B6i anu e 6yeJ.sf egofa
HoH' are esfef7edio b ylepoyfsd
Hfe, Paymeat IF Dgty.
GRAIN--Wheat lis. Cd Us. cd. 10 lbs.
Win Bulh
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~ f'rIsOs'H MtzD AdVerfjjimtnts, Jfs 6yR page.
LOST.

ME firh volume of the New or Edinburgh svf-
Z TEN OF Anatomy and Phyiology, was lent out
OF the iubicribers ihop during the Ian fummer. As
the lois Of this vol ruins the let it is preuned the
gentleman who has it, will return il without dsIav.
had the name of the fubcrber aud the price of the
work written the title page
]. TRENT.
Auguh I2. ct.
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Dolnrtfir 5;,tefttgenre.
NETWORK. Auenf &,

- 0',, boat NO. o, lieutenant Lawrence, and
Gun Boat No. 8, lieutenant Haraden, arrived
on Saturday evening from Charlefton. We I'M
derftand they are to be laid up here sc in dry
COCK. IN. T. Pap.J
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

We have feen Liverpool price current Of
American produce, rs late as the 18th Of Jure,
from which we have made the following quo.
tatious
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Rye
FLous---Wheat lup. as o -45 o Uk
Fine IS o "a o .-

No Flour or Meal made from grain, can now be
imported into Great Britain, excepting that which
made from Wheat and Oats.
REMARK.--Tbe 6smaad.fo in6oyfe5 grain and Ropy
eo1fi"nr' limited Vbieb contrary 10 ID. osiqioa ofaf
7obo are g'Teroly eogdred he b-ieformed on be Gb-
j'S' I'D. P'9" 9pofafioaS are expct7rd 10 be |y G9-
fo'fed' RHIJ'beJnfPhs' EoaLdP tove eogGds,abie.
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HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.
AuguR I2.

VIE Hanover Jockey Club having been organi-
n yea, the races will commence at this place, on
the End Wedueday in October next
It. Days mile heats, free for any horie. mare or
gelding u
End Days mile heats, confined to untried colts,
not exceeding years eff age
he regulations with refpea to weights, Sec. are
adopted from thoie of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
a general meeting of the Club, is reauefed on IN.
day preceding the 6rit days race
SHELTON JONES,
t, SesrTtory 10 tie club.
iAS'o'eF H. Augut l2. (9dO)
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~ We have comprcf1ed into our preent
number, as much of the Foreign Intelligence
as we nave received, for the purpofe of LEAVING,
greater part OF our next paper unoccupicd
ana iree. In t6af paper, we propofc to Law be-
rore our readers an original communication.
whole Importance is ONLY to be eliminated hv
ITS contents, and whole length is fufficient to
occupy or columns four paper.
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We learn by the fchooner Sincerity, in i
days from St. Croix, that Sir ]. b. Warren.
PAVED through the Keys on the 18th of Julv il,
purfuit of Jerome's fleet. " .. 49,.