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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

is written in devs,ia,ion ard sla,ery-uefh-
cr she can recover her national ,cnc aud spr-
ritin twenty years or in half Gently HE "a.
ture alone can disclose. W
In The catastrophe OF nations, an individual
is always Of little note. But, as one prospect
g!idcs by, We ara ready for another. Bcna-
par,e has lived TO experience degreda,ion TO
which none imagined he would stop. In
stead Of Initiating tiie example of Hanital,
who disdainsd TO suplicate his enemy,
Bonapafle follows the footsteps of 7Hemistoeis
who presented himself at the court of Persia,
when that court had SET price upon his head
He solici,s protection from prince regen:
OF England but iflhe /" dcliycrers" irea, him
as they threatened, he may have reasonto ex-
claim with hero in tragedy,
Would had net my dierest fee in heaven,
Or ever had seen that day Horatio.
lie ought, one would suppose, 10 have
devoted himself in battle rather than to cli0g
to life, when it opened no prospect but igno-
my Yet we are not SO rigorous in our
Judgement as scmc pious and furious poli,i-
cai ChrissaiHs, who pronounce him coward
Hast summer, because he did not commit SUI
icide. Whatsoever history records 10 his
shame, IL most assign more fnaghanimity tv
him Than 10 his enemies. He entered their
copilais, and spared them they entered Par,
is, and laid IL was,e.---.N. y. Cohumosaa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

Eight or ten buildings and property
70 the amount of $4,000 dollars, have
recently been destroyed by fire in Rich
mond, Virginia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

Itappears that our Colony in Pacific Ocean,
(Madson's island, &c.) has tevolied.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06


A Naval Court of Enquiry has been
held, by the order Of the Secretary of the
Navy, on board the u. S. ship Hornet,
in the Harbor of New York, on the esd
day of August, 1915, to investigate the
causes OF the return OF that ship into port.
and 10 enquire into the circumstances at
tending the loss of armament, stores, &c.
during her late cruise and the fo.lowinsy
opinion has been pronounced by the
court
The court, after mature deliberation
on the testimony adduced are of opinion
thar no blame is imputable to Captain
blddle, on account Of the return of the
Hornet into port with the loss Of her ar
mamen,, and stores, &c. and that the
greatest applause is due to him for his
perseverlng gailantry and nautical skin
evinced in escaping under the most dis
advantageous circumstances, after long
aud arduous chase by British line oI
battle ship
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
@ortCap6.
Tuesday, December, 5, 1915.

4. European accounts few days later than
before received, will be fonnd under our for
elgn head. Though they contain nothing of
very great Importance, yet we trust they will
DC found well worthy Of perusal. The King
OF Spain has dismissed his bigotted and super
stIcious mlnisry-so that there is now pros
pect that Spain will not be entirely obltera-
ted from the moral map of Europe.
The rotous trolic of the British sailors in
Shields, &c. had terminated, the actors had
dispersed, and the late detained vessels had
sailed.
T Ireland continued rebelious and four ad-
ditional regiments of English militia had been
sent thither.
The Austrian Archdukes JOHN and LOUIS
were in London.
The allied troops were rapidly leaving
France, or assembling in the surrendered for
tresses.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
Loss Of tie Brig Siro.


The following account of the loss Of the brig
Siro, owned by MIR. JACOB KNIGHT, Of this town,
is extracted from letter of the master or said bric
Charleston, II, Nov. H.. After symtalhisln.
circumstances az fotows:--
We experienced continual gales from the time
we left Portland, bht nothing material happened
until the Goth sept, in lat. q N. long. g. IL VI
when we experienced very heavy gale which ca
rcd away our mas,s threw the brig on her beam
ends and filled her with water. We los, all our
boats, rigging and sails, and every thing off on
decks. The gale continued with unabated fury n
iii the Esd, when we picked up few blankets out
OF the cabin, and with them made small sail and
stood on before the ind to w. 5. w. as near as
could Judge, having lost all our compasses, quad
rants, book a charts, and being confined 10 the
small allowance ola quarter of biscuit aud half
gill Of water pr day. In this situation we contit-
ued until the 25th, when ne saw small low Island
the next day the wind hauling to the southwark
and westward, we were under the necessity D.
running the sire shore-we found a pient,
Of fresh water on the islapd, which proved 70 b.
Marigand. We stad On tie island 10 DAYS, during
which time ave built boat, and finding there wa
10 possibility Of relief we left the Island, and in
days afterward were taken up by a CaFthagenisi
''rivateer, (having that morning divided our last
biscuit among Z, az We lost one man named Brown,
when we lost our mast) and in few days they PM
US on board schooner bound To New Providence
at which place we arrived on the 29th Of October
Frum ew-Provence Capt. Robinson took
passage in an English brig bound to Charleston.
where he arrived the 10th uIt. and returned to th.
town he 81 INST -...
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

Nov. %. ar. British schr Mermaid. Snow,
ON 81. Andrews, with Pasier--29h. ar.
5ri lsh ship Minervs, l. ,ud, from s.. Andrews
-schr. RIchm nd. Lunt, firm do Dec l, schr.
.nternrizs. Norman, f,om Boston Dc. 3, n.
chr. SHY Norwood, from ST. Amaze VS., vii
Piaisl er Sime day schr. HOPE chTm n. from
Lubtc, wi b fish md il. Same day, 'scht. III r.
I'd, Hadock, f ON S. Andrew with Plaster
Dec 5 ar. sioop Jefferson, Howard, from
York Same day schc. Washington, Perkins
ON Kepaencck, bound 20 3 .sIon.-- Same day
ehr Franklin. Bates, fFam Philadelphia. VIVA
'ur. Same day, schr Fam, Yik, .rom d.
Same day, y Ig Susan. Woodbu ), from Bosto.~-
Same day, brig Remittance, Burr, from d ls,oi
- oailasi, % ID x.-Dec a, ar brig La,tol
Winsiow, f ON IsgoNe Cubs. with cargo
4 Sugsr, % J krgii Same dGy, s!oop Jetfc :
on, Underw I'd, from Whining o., whh Flou
nd Apples, 10 The CAPS / Same day, slooI
I <. Whitney, fom Boston. Some day, schr-
afie, s sples, from Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
GAZETTE - News.
PORT or ILR LAND.

" d4eSdap, Moo. %S.
Arrived Barque John & Charles. cspt. II.
Cretb y, IS days tom Havana, with cargo Of
molasses 20 The Captain and T. Merrill jun.-
/, j. worthy Of remaik. ,ha, this vessel had %
DAYS passage out, VAS there % days, and
IS days on her pssssge home--m sking in the
Whole SO days.
Vessels left st Hsysnns, Nov. 5.--Btig Inc,
Smith Atkins 81 Boston--schrs Speedweli. HniF
If Cohasse. -, chr, M cedonlln. D.yls, Of
Bostur--brig r,mervs, Owen, OF Bath.
Spoke nv, IS 90 Ceo ges Bank, brig BTutus.
Pren.iss, oil Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE committee app9i0 ed - fuperutend and
tonttac IN heba # the County or Judd
ms Cour. h ue h e,y give notice ha' they
with 10 purchais iof which cath will be pad on
aehvery
400, 900 OF Bricks of the frit quality.
quantity u ltont for cellar aud un-
derpnlng
100 teet OF faced tone.
400 casks of Lime
timber for frame, iuitable for brick.
building 90 feet by so
quantity clear boards well feafoned.
Go Nlerch antable boarua Go
10000 good laying ihlngIes.
a quantity layhlng boards
Thuie who may with 0 fur ndh the above ma.
terlas, or any part of them, TO be delivered in
Portland, by The hrlf of March next, will p eaie
to have their terms and propofais 10 writing It
b Potter office, on or before the hIR Of Janua-
ry next
he Committee 40 requef thofe who may
with contract for laying the aone aud brick,
framing The timber and for making the window
iaihes aud blinds, TO leave their terms aud propo-
GAS as al owe.
They 1kewiie 6 We notice that they are au hor-
lied 20 fell the 90 Court houle building and will
dIpose of The anne on reasonable terma.
ALBERT NEWHsiL,
s sHsssq} F 3SFFys c'"''''~
Portland, Dec 2. l4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

.A,.:o redress What measures have
4. en- to support those attempts The
has a right to demand oil its present
q The redt mp,ion ofthis pledge an tx
mon on this subject. We rather sus-
ina, on ex elimination, We shall find lha.
rosfern spoken of, closed when Bona
Il .e;1 ned himself for England, and that
In Il. d States, as one OF the Concern,
U, loos 10 the delinquent parties after the
~bonv de65s are paid.--Conn. Spectator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05


CIaS received rer the Genera L,uc n, from
L LoAdon. via Boion, an exienfve II ment
Drugs. medicines, Paints, Dye Stuf5 Sur
geon's nfrmerfs, sc
among which are--T,ue Aude fons Pills-Ce
phalc snuff Ie vi Drop CT amom Flowers
Colocyn hOsyd Bitmu n Hquils- Flor Bewzon
do. Zacli--Gum Gaihanum-LuuaG Cauit,c-
Oil Rhodium- Oh Cymin Oh Iuriper- Nudge
inhaler--Watch Oh Va!erlan-- Tart EI1isuc-
Grain Scaes and Weight 'pothecary's copper
rca eS aud Weigh,s-Bolus K ives Refined Iiqu
or,ce. Windtor Soap Tooth 4,ufhes rurt Plsu
er-Salts Lemon--W afess Boxes Water Colour.
long and fhort Camei's Hair Pencils Iadia Il.
Ca mene-- Red Cha k French do op Lake
-Afphaitum- Rofe and Dutch Pink Pa. ent Ye.
low Kngs do--shp B.ue-- Orange Red pu, DE
Brown--W oad-coar;e and 1ue Emegy Camel.
Hair Toos--varnilh b uthes--G laziers Diamonds.
&c &c
ALSO
A N ating Illt umenls-Trepanning do--Dif
fecfIug do--Potket Caies--Si We Caiheiei S. Gum
E.altic do Gum Elaitlc B0ughes; beit Loudon
Lanc,ts common do Gum do Trocsrs Pro
bangs improved key Tooth Il lruments; ,om
mon do Pima for hare Lips; E'altlc Guta, syr
erges Ivory do; si,on Need ., Poiypu- For
ceps, SC sc Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
S~tIEME
4 900 Prizes

$4,000 Tickets II fix Dollars each. "a 900
The p ze' Of fvs b4Aared Dollars and upward
Wi be fu. jecf o oeaucior OF five per cent
hut all rte othe, Pr zes viii be pad witho ut any
dedu ton
We hundred numbers will continue days
draaiag.
Do esch
The 6rt drawn Bank Of the 4 day entitled
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

whom, by the same right, she obtained
them BY some strange inversion in the
order OF things. whatever France does, Aow
ever cruel, unjust, or oppressive towards
the rest of the world, it becomes perfectly
right OF course-whatever is done by the
rest ofthe world against the will, or interest
o! France, no matter on what pretext, it be-
comes, of course, perfec ly wrong. For
ourselves, we always rejoice TO hear, that a
highwayman, or a pirate, is deprived of his
booty --.Hibany .Aduerazer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

he drawing OF this c at will commence at
Bottom as loon as The Ia e. of ricke wil al hDr-
lie, aud the payment of The Prize wit. be .lsde IN
Bhls genera uvrent thus Conmun ca n.
they W he paid 10 thirty Gays afte. the drawing
4 compile ed ; u thofe pf,ze not demanded be-
fore the fifth OF DE embe Is S will De retained
by the Corpora 10. f. he hu'.ding Of the 3 Idge.
" the above Lo.teiy aud aIlc in the lana Lot
& Ticket. Quar- e,s and Biehths for lAe by
= LIfrLE, he Book ltore of
.jOoiAa WHITMAN q Go.
Dec 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
Ctearanees al ne Custom Home.

Nov. 81, ofg Ageni.s bal'ty, 5. America
% - G4ien, G uby, 10 Alcx,ndi ia
Dec. 1 schr, Nary, BartoI, fos b son
2 bFig ia Downing, for the West.Ind 5
7 spd, industry. Hall for = lining IN
brig Alfred, Dumb m, for Cha,leSton,S C
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
jE More " Beauties
From the Phenix, of Broome county. n. Z.
, MORE PECULATYON.

James Birdsall, Esq. Attorney & tounsellor al
law, Member OF Congress, and eX treasurer Of the
County Of Chenango has been lately detected OF
&sppropriaiing 10 his own use between and SO Oh
Of the people : money, which he held in trust by
virtue Of his office of ountv treasurer. he money
We understand, was received by him previous to the
meeting Of the board of Supervisors In 1874 but by
H false report to the board, and suppression of
iacts he kept them in ignorance of the receipt of
Z thf money, by which means he has been enabled TO
<4orket this neat little sum for more than wear.
dcl sure of the transaction to the Supervis, RS
sboaten days since, they instituted an enquiry in
Eio the circumstances, and Mr.. BirdsaIl finding
ElAat ht was likely to be involved in pretty ser-
I tus aud unpleasant investigation, to prevent the
eFgrace OF removal, resigned the Office of treasu
se and started post haste to the bank for the mo-
Eit. Hehave been promised more particular
statement Of this shameful transaction transac-
eon 80 strongly, marked with intentional fraud
nai Il Is thought to reflect ndelibIe disgrace Gf in
oeed that were possble) the character of our au
eid representative.
I Among other causes OF sorrowful svmpa-
/ my which our democrats feel for the suffer
mgs OF floor France, we find eque y
msh''oned tae loss Of tie PAINTINGS storueS
~ which adorn the museums of Paris
opeasing OF the conduct OF the Allies, the
.a'engencer says" that they noaO occuhy
&c e0lafaf, thar they are daily engaged in
4 s''Hf1lng The museums. gale, teS ofhalntingS
70 &C dJacing and destroying The public or
a@eass and monuments and expressing he
1t would be well if tie IN
"nlgencer would add to this inform alton
~ circumstance more, and that is--an e.r
|'''310'ion ofthe nile zvhich France has 10
'"ese Paintings, &c How came these or
aMsnts and monuments of genius and
lag, IN their possession they did not,
Ia' IS many of them did not, originally be
guy 10 them. No--they were plundered
!. Inc surrounding nations, over whom
Ivy had stretched their destructive domin
~; 4. and We're carried in triumph to France
u" tue other booty which the Y had robbed
H~ ~ lis rlgatful owners, to feed the irordi-
~; ~. vanity OF ploud exuling, overbearing
i, ,saO"' and to be exhibited as memen,os OF
ny ,~:'' own glory, and Tie degradation oftheir
|,s '3"oors. Did this give the French til
~, 90 DC 1t. But we have always under
80 i, mat ne righJm owner Of The stoien
fs ssas. might reclaim bis property, when he
lo,s u possibly lay his hands upon ii. If
lhis pNinciple is not TO be admitted
fr;s 1919 among modern plunderers, or their
~ s'es and abeltors, we should like TO know
IL; " happens, that the Russians, the Aus
-. RS and the Prussians, who have con
|ra,n ,u france, anc g nozv occnhy her cafli
Il 80. nave not as good right, by conquest,
], ! s'fip France of .hess " ornaments and
'a'nenls," as France had 10 rob those OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
~ Beauties OF Democracy.
From the Philadelphia American.
lost 100000 dollars.

- xery singular and violent controversy is pen
lstween The editors of the Evening Post &
Fxational Advocate, Newly ork, on the subject
l,aa OF 400, COO dollars TO Governor iompkins
AZ evaporation of the city which It seems the
sr,or has not returned, nor secured to the cor
1s,;ou Ii would be occupy n, 100 much of our
i "a COPY the essays published pro and con BIZ
scuor and defendant. But we will state the
i Y i Jew words, and leave il 10 our readers TO
srmine whether the Governor has or has not
ss,ed his engagement to the Corporation, and
.rally 20 the treasury officer of the Corporation,
a i the question al issue.
l,r;og the war, when the money was wanting
q, the city Of Newly ofk in a state of defence,
rammittee Of defence, two federaists and two
..arrats. made the Corporation proposition
"a The Governor in the following words, viz.
{ that he viii deposit with the Corporation dolls.
"a 400 III Treasury Notes, as security for dolls.
o0o) IN cash TO be borrowed of the banks. 4 he
al ilfor 80 days, TO be at per eentum per an
a for a longer time, or mill The Treasury
I'm become due, then at per cent. per am. from
"a ldae II 1se) advance"
Tqhe Corporation accepted the proposition of his
.xfelIency, by an Qgci0I act with Prouiso annex
81, viz.
~ That the Corporation be at liberty to sell the
IA Treasury Notes, at any time after Fix months
n the reimbursement" &c.
Now the facts are after this negotiation, his
|seeency receiv the money, but the Corporation
IA moi received the treasury Notes +!
There i great deal said on the subject by the
,I;tors and il is even intmatcd that the Comp
roller held the honor and understanding of his cx-
cheney SO high, that be let him have the money
Without anv hesitation. He was satisfied, seeing
heAioyemor knew all the conditions.
AL last the Governor comes out with his defence
/ Is that he was agent for Uncle Sam-Uncle Sam
billed, and he therefore failed.
Reader ! look at the Governors proposition
ben look al the acceptance of the Corporation, and
BEL look atthe defence Of his excellency.
Verdict by the reope--" We find his excellency
nifty, on honOr,D aud award that his exce1lency
NV to the corporation, dolls. -4i0, 600 ia Treasury
Votes, with interest thereon at I per cent per ann.
lnul paid.
lFsince the above controversy the report Of
he Corporation Committee upon the subject is
made public and fully substantates the charges
agaIst The Governor. Ii is worthy of remark that
here are but few democratic men OF eminence,
Snce that PARTY prevailed in the general and state
governments, who have come out of office with
oud II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THOSE person. who are indebted to the Port
land Livery Stable, by noie or account are re:
quelted 20 call aud fett,e before the FRO day of
January next, or their notes and accounts will be
lett with an Attorney for collection.
BY ordei of The Directors
STEPHEN PATTEN, Trsafsrv.
Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

In this town, Ms. Mary Rrsgdor, aged eS.-
MISS Sophia Tobey, aged ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

Z. GREELY,
M No J Long W5rf Ha(v mr.
200 tons Plailter
300 bbls Mefs. No, aud Q Beef
IS do. Mels and No. Pork
do Clear Pork
$50 do -Four
do ame can Gin
100 d. fhip and plot Bread
100 boxe. b. wn soap
Is chefs souchong Tea
rs ha { caik Rice
casks Copperas
hhds Wet India Rum
hdds Sugar
s hnda retailing Nj lsfes
hhds and bbis N. Z. and Patent Rum
1000 ID Fig Tobacco
400 do leaf do
50 piece. coas(e black blue aud {, alb
BROADCLOThS f,
S5TgA WANTED a. above Vyfef about 100
s2'1-Asss=tons To take cargo TO W. m ngfon Del.
CORD AGE by the gang or ima quas.lty.
Dec 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

A red and white Cow,
A BOUT seven ear of age Wi the erds OF her
= horns sawed Ct big with caf which \ pseS
baby by LEI ioe before his time ef hS rri-
Der abou Gr week 6nte Whuever VII We IN
formation Of her ihai be handiomey rswal ded
for their trouble. Appy,o
IoHN LORD.
Portland, Dec s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
aTOLhN

OIULF N
FROM the fuofcriber in NewgIouce(er, on the
nIghI Of the 29th November lat dark ray
MARE, with iwnch tail a natural PAGER, with
out any hind ihoes on any re lon who may APP
preheud he thiss and ren the Mare fhSl be
generou0y rewarded or for Information where
the Mare may be obtained, and all resianabe
charge. pad ty JOHN TUFTS.
Newgioueeter, December ISIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

81" Since the dag 81 qualification ofhe GAz-
ETTE hos been altered from Wednesdoys TO
TUESDAYS, 1t all be accessory orr advertising
friends should hand their taUors early Monday
morning, IN order 10 ensure an anserti2a IN the
meet paper
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

AT the last term If The Circuit Court Of
Common Pleas, held in this town, CHARLES
FREEMAN, JOHN z. BoYD, and NATHANIEL
DEERrNG, Esqrs. weft aitted to Ir ctee as
Attomies at Cumberland bar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
IE4D Vdtudbte School Books.
TUST received at the PORTLAND FooK STORE
and for Tale who ef,Ie and retail by
ISAIAH THOMAS, JR.

a large and valuable collection of CLASSICAL and
SCHOOL BOOKS, nii.ing of &c following viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05
Fresh London Medicines, Paints,
Dye-Stu!Bs, Surgeons Mstr,s-
mentS, &c.
BEN AMIN BU IMAM,

NILULE tIREET
IAS received rer the genera L,uc IN, from
L LoAdon via Bottom. an exienhve If ment
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

Congress was TO convene at the city of
Washington yesterday. After attending to
the treaty of commerce between this country
and Great Britain, it is supposed the Secreta-
~ of the Treasury will propose the repeal of
the double duties, and the establishment OF a
National Bank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

Louis XVI was never considered as an unprin-
cipled man, man Of nordnate ambition. L
cannot help thinking that he was satisfied with the
constitution, and as he is man of pety, would
never have thought of breaking his oaths by under
mining it."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-05

From The Journal Of DR.. MooRE, uriHen d4ria,r n
residence IN France at the commencement Of the
Revolution, il 1899.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-15
MARSHAL'S SALES.

Ma ILL Df SOLDs. Wilmington, n. G. under the
w direction OF the Marshal, on Friday, 9ist Cav ai
hpr''. 'S'5-The remarkable fine and .,auneh En-
g'''h butt ship CORUNNA burt,ien ss7 tons, cop.
pered to the bends copper fastened and her deck,
copper nailed, a5ou; to yos-s old! and unasusiy we'll
I3ano IN sails, ygging &cAlso her cargo consisting
is kegs rose nails assorted, , Cd, Sd. 1Ol !d & cod
DO i'ein'sh do DO ~, 6d & 3d.
0 cois tsrre' mule rope, IS m. mi;ng hoopa
ooo md ;,nd luncheon packs, Z kegs tailow,
pnneheops salt, 10 casks lamp oil,
; Kegs ground white lead, 5 Jugs linsccd oil,
do rolled do. 81 puuchcors oats.
70 do ship stuff, 80 DO split beans.
8 do biscui., kiler,ins white do
IL kegs barley, do split TO
Barrels DO do, 9 do ostmeal,
cas's conts. plated S. Locks, euncheon rive.s s-s
mule and i,orte shoe nails,
oue best pnncheor, iron scoops, coii mil sail rope
J keg eont's. lamp Back aud black LEAD,
e'sk rason harres Lease pine chooses,
cass co:,,'g. copper ,ac;cs, brass cocks, &c.
kegs beet, d hhis brown stout,
. sets 20 reheon & hid. tr- IS Ioor.,
csl'ooscs fitted TO gudgeons
. steel Plates, y le round stops 70 do.
zoo tons Newcastle COIL, &c.
teght horFe powerl steam crgire. 80
he above ship sent into this port ~ The private
srInen brg Chsessir, OF Baltimore, Thomas Boyle,
Est commander
HANSON, KELLT s{'Co.
NIlyninD1Oo y