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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
AGRICULTURAL.
No. 7.

We have already given some hints on CT
dermakiDg It IS necessary we should now
attend TO some directions on the management
of this article, while it is termenting sc. Af-
ter the cider is made, il may be put in large
open vessels for the space of about sixty
hours: during this time, the heaviest of the
pulp sinks TO the bottom, and the larger and
lighter parts rise to the surface where it re-
mains until the fermentation begins but as
the fermentation would involve great part Of
tue pulp both from above and below, into the
body Of The liquor and increase the fermen-
taion beyond our eontroul. 1t is best there
fore, to be drawn off into casks before This eff
feet be produced, leaving the pulp behind.
Cider requires gentle fermentation and
ought 10 be confined to between "A and AS de-
grees of heat. Ii your cellars be too warm
which is generally the case when cider is
made: the casks may be put in the shade on
the North side of your buildings. In eight or
ten days the liquor is TO be racked Of at
which time, there viii be considerable guam
tity Offices fallen 10 the bottom, from which the
cider ought TO be removed. Ii the air in The
cellar be fallen TO As degrees or below, you
may place your cider init leaving the doors
and windows open for some time after. Du-
ring the whole time of fermentation the casks
must be kept SO full that the yeast may be
thrown out of the bung and not return into the
liquor as this will injure it. In about FIVE
weeks after the first racking it should be again
racked, taking care to draw off none of the
lees The bungs may now be left out
month longer without any i'll consequences.
Ii the fermentation has been conducted prop
erly, il may now be bunged up tight. If CT
der is to be kept IN casks after May, early in
the spring, cover the bungs with rosin, or cev
ment Of some kind to do this open spile
while The cement IS laid on, otherwise no art
can cover The bung effectually the air from
within will force up the cement through the
smallest passage, and disappoint thousand
attempts 10 Gil il up. When covered and the
cement cooled, make the cask tight by dri-
wing an oaken Spite into the hole. Inferour
cider is kept by adding gallon of cider
brandy to barrel. The method as aboys
directed is said to produce sweet cider re-
tanning the taste Of the apple.
More frequent rackings, weaken the body
and preserves the sweetness fewer rackings,
and laying longer on the lees, render it harsh
and more heady. If cider be imperfectly
ternentcd, the Spring produces The fermenia,
ton anew, and il will destroy itself, unless
preserved by distilled spirits, or by birthstone,
the last is too offensive to be used
Cider that is intended for use in the wins
Ter Or spring following, may be made as late
in tie fall as the weather will permit and put
| immediately into the cellar; or if it is TO be
used in the spring, il may be housed and lay
| through the winter; il either case it makes
very pleasant drink. Cider keeps much
better in hogsheads and other large vessels,
than it does in barrels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
SEx4SONABLE GOODS.
JAMES HORN,
No MsreBa.t's RozV, Nude Street,
LAS juls received by the Iatea Emportaions. a
l. i large ahortment of
Eagltsh india and French Goods /;

AMONG WHICH 4RE--
Broadcloths--C afIimeres-V efings- Pelice Cloths
-Flannels-- Devorihire Kerfey-- Bombszstts-
Hunters Cloth Gingham s--Caicoes-ifiihL Lin
ens-Britifh Cottons-- Imitation shawis--pian do
-Dimoties Vevess--6 tocklnetss -Pocke. Hdkfs
Muflins--white and colourd Cambria lodis
Muln-6gur Cambricks-Co Coat and Vet But
tons-SiIks- Italian Crapes-Kid and Leather
Gioves-worffed Hofe--L Lambs Wool do--Buc
ram Brown Holland Muffin Cravats- Ribbonds
Webs patent ufpenders-Combs- Qualify
Rufia sheeting Pins--Needles Tapes Beads,
&c &c.
ALsO-A fmali a1ortmens of AMERICAN
GOODS Conffiing of Satinetts -Ginghams---
shirting -sheeting---Co;hes Bruihes- Wooden
Hofe, &C &c
N, B The TAILORING BUSINESS carried On
az ufuaI' Sept. CO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
NE w GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,
HAS YoR SALE
If No S. Mef cbant's RozU. Mi3dls- fret,

GOODS LATELY RECEIVED
AfAnDAPOLAM Cotton--undrefs'd Shirtings-
AsA India Cottons-4-4 Cambrick Prints-dark
blue and chocolate Prints-eegant Furnitures-
caicoes-fgured and plaid Silks-black fix and
flag Handksrchiefs-44 Linens Linen Cam
bs;cks-do Hdkfs -Cambrick Mulins--uudrei d
Ga Cotton Csmbr,cks-6gurd do Scotch Cling
hams--blaek 4 white Elk Lace-tambor d, piqust,
lace, 6gur'd, ieno, and Book Munins-Chiniz
Shawls--Garnirure and Figured Satin Ribbons
black brown fcarlet, maroon and grey BomBazets
--Wilbores--Russiz and American Diapers and
Craih-Ruilia Sheetings-Osnaburgh Burlaps and
Dowlsfs--fcarIet Pelise Cloth--drab and buff
CaiI;mere- beaver and kid Goves--Whte red and
yellow Flannel--bk and cold fewing Silks.
A general anortment of Broad Cloths and Czfli
meres-Coat and Ven Buttons-llvereyed Needle.
-Pins-Tapes-C Cotton Balls sand Skeins
Sept. %, (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
Men &; Fashionable Goods,
Nov opening for iale at the head of Exchange
~ ftreet by
JOSEPH HARROD,

-coNsIsTING OF
Black and blue fuper6ne Saxon BROADCLoIHS
Black, blue, bronze aud mix hoe do
Belt double miIIed CAssIMEREs. all colours
Fine and common do DO
bale Flanels, all colours
bas. Bomb4zetts
do Borefts
/ do. "A Water Loom Shirtings
do 54 do. do. Sheetings
/ do. T, 2, ?, L. IL, and - ROSE
BLANKETS
Pehfe Faneis and Cloths
swznlkin-Ba,zes---Tart Plaids
Fashionable vefting-common do.
cafe ladies' worried fase, lead, black and white
Hofe, very cheap
Steam Loom and Briiifh Shirtings
7-8 and 4 4 Iriih Linens-Linen Cambrics
44tJ6 Cotton Cambrics and Cambria Mullins
Cari,fle Cinghsms-Facfory Cinghams
Gent and ladies black and white fix Hole
Do. do. Eng,iih and French fix Gloves
Do do. lioed Beaver Gloves
Ladies' white and coiored kid Gloves
Mullins and Lawns, variety
India Down Tippeu aud VandvIes
Silk chintz and Imitation shawls
Scarlet, white drab and buff Csfimere Shawis
Faihiouable Calicoes
Furnitures and Copperplates
Linen Cambria Hsndkerchefs
Imitation do. do.
Italian Crapes-Fanc7 Mullins
Habit Trimmings conGitng of Frogs, Tahels, Dai
fes. Cird!es, SC. &c.
Ribbons, an afortment
Black fix, flag and Bandanna Handkerchiefs
PantaIoon Draws Guerniey Frocks
Gent worried and lambs wool ticle
| Do Pantaloon do. do. do.
Dimotics--Gk SInchaws and Sarfneits
| Cord Sarfnetts and Florence Luitrings
| Fashionable Buttons-siIk-Twiit
Pins Tape Bindings, &c. &c.
| Notwithstanding the great rife of Goods IN Eng
land, the above Will be fold very cheap, for Cail
only. IT sept. oo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
(F Mem Goods /! (!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
ETAS jun received from the Iaseh importationt
4 j large af1ortment of GOODS,

a i large afortmeut of GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARK
Bomhazet,s Wilbores; fix, cotton aud worried
HoLefy 4 Carli0e Ginghams I, dark undreised
Cambria Prints; common Caicoes Furniture
Plates; Steam Loom Sheetings and Cam
brio Cambria Muffin colored Cambrics; corded
and firipe Cambria; plain and fancy Muffin 4; Lin
ems; Long Lawn; linen cambria Handkerchief
Lace Wells; GA Damafk Table Cloths; priated
imitation, ELK and merino Shawls black and fancy
elk Handkerchief; cotton Bandannas; Flag mad
ras & cambria Handkerchiefs; cambria, furniture
and common Dimoties black & colored Lultrings
Italian and Canton Grapes white Jean; Swan
down, toilinet and black fix Veftings; Gotten
beaver, kid and elk Gloves /; fix Umbrellas
Ribbands; elk Lace; thread aud pearl Shirt But
tons; Braces; Pocket Books; India Cotton and
Check; Factory Sheeting Shirtins and Cinghams
PeIife Cloths; Coatipgs Flaneis u Baizes; Broad
cloth Caflmere, &c. &c.
scot, 50 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
CoussRLLoR PHiLLips has made 4

COUNSELLOR Phillips has made A.
mother Speech on bis favorite subject,
Grim cor. 70 thofe who are pleased with
this gentleman's manner his late effort
will prove a rich treat for there is mos
rant in il than he has ever before dis
PLAYED The orat0r, however, did not
have his nfual success so that il would
seem one proof of his superior abilities
which has been lately much insisted on,
is now iomcwhat weakened. For al
though the damages were laid at ihe
round sum of eosoooihe was not able 70
persuade the jury to award any part OF
it. Indeed the court appears to have
considered the affair as uraw game
since the Judge is said to have declared
thar he thould be satisfied with verdict
for fithtr party. Philips was eoun.rl
for the p'satitt. (Brown) and SIX GEMS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

own exersions all are equally objects OF horro
and utter deleslation TO one desc ended from our
worthy ancestors, who fought and bIed under
Washingson. in whose bosom the spirit flibs
eriy CLOVIS" by birth an American, and in prin-
ciale AREaL REPUBLICAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
Dr.. B2y's remedy for tie Dy,esfa,y-

Take new churned frefh butter. melt IT over q
clear FIRE and akin OFF the curdy part, give two
(poonfuls of the clarified remainder two or three
times day, it feldom fails of elfeetiDg fpsedy
cure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

Nathaniel & Luther Dana.
a GENTs for the Anfbury Nail Factory Co.
! keep conftanrly on hand large sflorsmsnt of
Cut Maids. which they offer for fae at the Bofloa
prices. Also
Have conhgnmenf of PoTAsH KsTTIas from
che Foandery of Col, Leach, which are fuppoled
80 be the beIt that arc made In this country
Jan IL Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
C4RPETING, &c.
VIM. & Edward Oxnard,
HAvE ,hi. day opened for f.le

ntdnefmtnSter CdTpettHg,
Dark and light nDdrefIsd Calicoes-CsfIimer
black changeable, plaided and other coiors, Flor
ence and Italiaa Lutestrings-dark and light 4 4
and ga Imitation ShawIs--a large sdortmsnt of
plain and fancy Ribbons-white Cambris's--
Scotch Bingham aud cotton Umbrelzs-Wire
Thread-iuperior cotton black Sewing Silks Bonn
nazetts-kid and elk Gloves India Cottons-blk
aud blue Nankins "A large snortment Of Amer
can shirtings and Sheesings-Chindle Cord Vel
sett Bindings &c TIC. 3m Augua S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17

In Georgia, lately. the Hon. PErER EARLY, a
gentleman highy and universally esteemed, The
stations he had hi.ed. governor OF the state.
member at congress, as Judge and barris'er, and
the services rendered IN each. cndeared him To the
people of Georgia, who deeply regret his death,
and adopt extensive arrangements TO honor his
memory
At C,y Point, near .Norfey. on board ship ANA
Son 90 the oath ult Mr.. JuuN PERay, sged So
OF this town. aud late first officer OF said ship ny
this affection Of Divine Providence. his widow and
children have cause to sincerely lament the loss of
tender aud sfieeioaa,e husband aud fond and
indulgcnt father--and the community Vt large. a
young man who promised fair for useiulness-wbo
was a valuable member Of society--and in whom
was combioed every moral snd social virtue.
At Westport, (Mass or sunday last, The ceie.
bra,ed Capt. PAUL CurvsE, a man OF colour, aged
SS wears.
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LA7'EST RRoM EAGLANn

A. Cons,aotmop'c plot has been discov-
srcd of which the Aga oe the Janissaries is
supposed TO have besn the sa,hor. He was
removed to strong castle, and there he died
s--hcw, need not be told to those wbo under
staod tte-cxpeditious trea,rocn, OF rebels in
Turkey II seems the Grand Seignior is
detsrmined to destroy The formidable power
OF the Janisssries. l, will be an experimen,
OF sonro difficulty aud danger. t
II is confidently reported at the head quar-
&c sof the British army in France, thai fur
tner reduction OF the troops serving in ths,
county will AlMnst directly .eke nlace
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+, NEWPORi.
HE'D vFSD. .fY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1917.

Ii our paper of the Sd INST we published
an article stating that upwards Of two thou
snnd hoe nf battle ships might be built Of the
timber now standing ~ this state. On sob
Iscts.o this KIDD, as well as many Others, the
editor OF this paper is very willing TO ac-
knowledge his entire ignorance. In ius,ifi.
cation OF himself, however, he must state,
that his Information was Obtained from one
OF tho nembsrs Of the Town Council Of
Newport who stated that gentleman
hal bc>l appoioted uoder dushori;y OF the
Tawn Colnoii, with Instructions to rapair to
the seve al tovns 10 tue state, and ob,ein as
ncs' "a possible, from The best oKlhori.tes and
sHtp'ys, a state emcnt Of the quas-ity Of tin.
b. shis able 10 oS used in me structure OF
sh'Ds of va, growing iuthe several towns.
III should &c ne remarked, that the tour
as we'll as estimate, incindsd several towns
"a the couniy of Bristol, Mass bu, this fac,
vas not coon munIcaied ~ the Editor al that
fime-nor does il affect the principle, if the
NAN ststenent be correct, as the idea meant
TO ne eomnanicated vas, that sdeh timber
was & ow,'g IN the viciary OF she r2fs5ke
waters o Narfss1nse, By.
Thus much 40 Justification &c the Editor;
ant thus mitch 90 satisfy he so,nor of an ar.
ucie on the subjeci IN 'bs Boston CentiaeL
that he would DOT "fr!ac tuhs na5ie eredpg.
81, By Circulating a 5alsths5d" He wouId
slso observe, thsr hts "a sgrspb has been
eopied Toto many papers, both in Boston snd
elsewhere, (ths editois Of which are respect
able for their talents aud informstion,) with
aut single s,mmeat asfo the truth or ab.
susdiiy oil the statement, unlIi The afticlo ap-
peafed IN the Ce7ftnei; 50 that If The san Of
fR10ra7cc be aftrikutsd IN .,tn-he ,hsrs.
Chat Others possessing much gres;cr mean.
OF inform ition, will be suspected IT having
bu, l,ii'e more koowledec on The subject.
,3Whsteyer may oe bur belief OF the truth
or error of The statement, we are perfectly
willing 10 sbindon the discussion to wise,
l'sads; sad cooteui ourselves with publishing
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17

!, ha officer ofthe s3l reeimest, at 81. Hell
saa, writes vord,--" IonsPafte SLOWS no per-
san 10 yisit him bot his own retinue, seldom
walks, .ud never rides out promenading
sis billiard room is the only exercise he en- !
isys he is more ssllow his natural complex
ion) than whea | FIRST saw him, and more
stopped owing suppose, 20 a want oil his
usual exercise. Count Liscassas and son
were sent Off the Island for endeavoring To
forward privately some communication TO
Euroee. The t'enpt was extremely ipgcn-
ioes, doas OF satin, io hierogiYphics and 9TH
er characters, aud could not DE deeyphered
without the aid OF a microscope this was
yn ads uo lato a waistcoa,, aud given To boy
au,,iye, lately servant on his establishment,
with in>,ructions 10 present It TO a correspon.
dent at home, foe which he was TO receive
handsome reward. The lad informed his
fsth:r of the secret.
TIE Paris papers snnounce the execution
of tie Spanish gsnetal Lacy, whose tate has
Ncxcitea so much interest he was shot al
o'clock in the morning of the 5lh inst. aud
Immediately 90 his arriva! in the Island OF
Majotes. ,st =,
One of our latest papers state, that Albert
Gallatin, Anbsssadsr from the United States
Of America 10 the Court OF France, arrived
at Client on the 22i of Jolly, on bis way
,hrough Beusssls to IIollaud.
lord AsAherst and suite arrived at Spit
head, from his unsuccessful mission 10 China,
90 the 3otb OF July.
7 PARIS, july ao.--The Captain Of vessel
which has arrived at Marssiiles, and which
lsft Tanis on the 18th Of iast Msy, states,
that war vas positively declared between Tu.
MS and AJgiers, but tha, no hostiiiiies had get
commented. ----
pRDpEavy TAx.--Tho commissioners
througaout The several districts of England,
a,s 10 receive immediate instructions from
IT,, tsx ofEice, to assess lsnded property &c.
,qeAing 49, rs present actua! value, under The
.roent reduction of rents From late Of
hciil calculation, the following principal
landed estates Of England are neasly thus
Estimated -
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POST OFFICE REGULATION.
From thc .Nuiiansi Infek,geuexr.

From tie .Nafisasi kfelhge,esr. Seps, S..
he iacrease Of Post Offices, aud TIE ire.
Quent changes produced by resignation, &c.
make IL proper 10 republi,h the following or.
der and we find il necessary, at the same
tine, to request of a few OF the Po,rmssters,
more eyoct compliance with its in njunctions.
General Posi- Ocfce, dSv. I6 1916
L The several Postmastcrs are hereby re-
7 CURED, whenever person, 10 whom news
paper is addressed, Ceases TO take il out Of tho
Post Office, TO advise the editor Of the paper
thereof; and to add, If known, whether the
person is dead, moved away, or merely re-
fuse. The mail is burtbened with many
newspapers, which arc loss TO the pfoprie.,
tors as we'll as the public. ,-3,lq. f,
X. j. MEIGS, Jun. Postmaster Geserai.l
We are requested to publish the following
dimensions OF An extraordinary Ok raised by
Colonel Abel Chaplin in Easl-Springfeldl
MASS )--6 feet inches high neck ls IN.
ches deep; length from nose TO root of hi.
tan 10 feet ii inchcs--circufnference Of his
BODY IN the largest part, 10 fee, inches.
Two halt busheI measures, 8 inches apart,
would stand with ease on bis hips-be was
six years old and weighed $500 pounds on
the hoof--supposed TO be the largest OK ever
raised 10 Ape lea and was living 10 East
Spring held IN June last. The noted OK isis-
ed IN Darbsm (Eng.j weighed, when dres-
sed, 27oo poands.--R. 4. Aaierieaa.
------ ff.r fars
"A Washington leitcT states, that the pres.
cot Secretary OF the Navy intends resgning.
and ina, Ms. 2ais, Of the Senate, is TO sue
ceed him. With Mr.. Adams (ssys the iet-
'et,) at secretary OF state, Mr.. Crawford as
secretary of the treasury, Ms. Clay as secre-
',ry OF war, end MIR. TAFT q. secretary Of the |
navy, the American cabinet would be con-
'pieuous for talent and integrity in the eyes
81 Europe, and, ii 1 am not mistaken, would |
shine wsth bfiiiisoey TO our own.
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THIR7'Y' DOL LIRS REWARD z
nEsERTED from Fort woIcot., hsrbor Of New.
~ port, on rhc night of the t4,h inst sAMt'EL
GOAN, FRANCIS NicKsON aod; ALEXANDER
BRAY, privaies in a detachment Of the 6lh Kegi.
ment ". s, Infantry. ft sttfc sss "a =
SAMUEL GoAs was born in t'orhen, N v --is ~
years Of age feet inches higb dsIk compile xior.
black eyes, black hair, and by profession b sesnad.
FRANCIS Nicgsou was born in the city sr New4
York, is ~ years'of age. 5 fecti inch high. hgis
complexion, gray eyes, brown hair, and by probes.
sion seaman. tH,t.,
ALExAnpEa DnNy was born in Swauzey, III Tia
Principaity Of Wales, IN 70 years Of sge fsct IL
inches high. darkcomplf xiou dark eyes, dark hair.
is very much marked with The small roa, and by
profession a seaman ~
The above named desertcrs wore and carried on
with then complete suits Of infantry uniform of ,s
United States They went 'of III small sioor
which tl,ey had stolen, and probably have gone 10
New.Yofk. W. ~. q.
Whoever will apprebcod said deserters, and dc.
liver them TO me, or secure them where they may
be obtained shall receive the sbeve reward with al
necessary charessor 10 dollars for either Of the fas
.. T' q WATSON. Major u. s. Army. =
Newport, September ~, 1917 -tt.t ! ...t
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MAKSuALIS MOTlCE.. y.

Rhodf Isiaud ffSfysef, ar,
DURsUtNrtca warrant from the Hon pAStp
\ HOWELL. Esq Judge ofthe United StA.es Coaif.
tor the district aiorossid !.
Notice is hereby g'ye'. that there has been fled
before said Judge, Information, by William Ei-
ery, Esq Collect.r OF The Customs Cor the District
Of Newport against hve barrels OF Cocoa. contsif.
ing 10 the whole al,ou, FIVE hundred weight. Said
Goods being forfeited, is slledgod in said fnfcr.
nation, for violation of the laws Of the Uoi'ed
States. Trial will be had thereon at the next Dls.
trct Court. TO be holden at Newport, within and foe
said District, on the third Tuesdayin October NEXT,
DurEE D, pEARCE, Dep'y .Narshat 7
Newport. Sept. ~. 1917. -.
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~ q YICE.

Ertraef from me Lasu Of United Stairs, .Er.
ing Mr Military Profe Esta6tishmfnf, has.
sed March ION, 1902.
&C EcrIos Io.--And be II further enacted, Thae
~ every person who shall procure or cptice Z
soldier 10 the service Of the Uoed States to deserts
or who shall purchase from suy soldier, his srDs.
unilo-m eioa,hiny. or any part thercof and every
captain or commanding oicer Of any ship or vessel.
Who shall enter board such ship or vesssl a. ote
OF bis crew. knowing him 10 have deserted, or 9th.
erwisc carry away say such soldier, or shall refuse
to deliver him uP to the orders Of his commanding
officer, shall upon, ,i-Crt enniesAn- GnSa az the
discretion OF any court bssing cognizsncs Of tho
same, in any sum not exceeding three hunded dol
lars. or be imprisoned any term not exceeding one
year, f lrt -
hsv Infringement of,ae above Law, " III be pros.
ecused to conviction. J. II. WILKINS,
.,.i... Lieut. Light Artillery.
Port Waieott. sept. II. 1gi7
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OF DONAPARTE.

Accounts srom tbs Ex- Empe are TO the
18th May. He bad recomDeUced his Old
walks; aud his confinement, had changed his
looks, - -
King CHnIsTopHE would not reoe:.~ the
dispatches cent to him IN the C''"eres irig'
ate, because they were si'rce'ed 10 "Cahe
Fraeoise" instead ~ =" Cape Henry 3 IN #" St
Domingo" ins.ea I'D of 4" HayH."
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MARINE NEWS.


PORT or NEItPORI
En.e-cd-sloop James, Blunt. Turk..issnd, do
q. ID. Jones, Cshoone, New.Yo,k do. Active, hurt,
Philadelphia: sch furtiandng, Owens, Ocraeoek.
C,eared-sioop George s Mary, wldea, New.
York, do Emehnc, Simmons, do. do James, Blunt.
Portsmouth do Amazon, Snow, Norfolk sch SAB
Iy, Comstoes. New-Nork sioop Debby, Carr, New
bern; do ID Jones, cahoone, New-York.
Brig Rebccca Ann. Hillisrd, last from Newport
was spoken 18th uit 10, as Ion. So
Sch shlbboe,h, Sou,hwagth, Of this port, arrived
ct Hrespen, on 23th July, IRON Ncw-0rleans
Brig Nancy, 6 days from Bristol, for Mar,inieo,
was spoken sept. 4, lat Sc, Ion Go
Brig orozimbo, from Newport, for Havana, was
spoken Aug. SI lat 81, Ion 73.
Sioop lnvincible, Greene, Of this port. arrived at
Norfolk, sept. 5, in 4 days
Brig James Niunroe, PANE, arrived AZ Charleston.
from This port, in l2 days
ship kebecca, of Warren, from Savannah, was
spoken Oath alt w Of Grand Daak.
From, the log Book Of The Eerenme Cutter pigiianf
C-fs CahOone,
English briS Alicia, Of ST Johns. N b. Charles
FarM-.'oer, oasier, S4 days from Tobago, for St.
l,r:h, ia ballast the north side OF Marthas
Nneya'd about six miles, west of Holmes Hole, in
fog, on the morning of 81 inst and biged. Crew
| saved, vessel probably lost
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" last, DIR. srsPsEs MosHER TO Miss HANNAH
WsssrEs, daughter &C Capt Nicholas Webster OF
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