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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06

HENRY GODDARD,
LIS FOR SHE, II Va. 8. Halsssy's M,
Wholesale and Retail,
HARD WARE GOODS,
Of he Jfalios,pg descriptions
4 assortment of CUTLERY. consisting of
n Knives aud Forks Of every quality. inc1-
dug sets OF IVORY handle, large and small with
carvers greut variety of Penknives; pocket
knises Jack knives Scissors: Razars shoe and
butcher Knives. drawing and currving Knives ;
sheep Shears and .ickles
sssoaTnEyr or
Brass and Iron Cabinet Ware, and
TOOLS
Every kind IF saws Plane Irons chiseIs; Gou-
ses and Bis, IN sets or singiy hit Stocks. with
bats pod aud screw Aagers ine and course Files
aud Rasps; hnirs Compasses and other Joner's
sud Csrpenter's Iaoss slGckmaker's Hare and
Tools al kinds OF
IRON SADDLERY,
snafne and Pelham Bits. St.rrups. Spurs. fatssts,
inlets aud roiler Buckles hraxs Nails; brass and
IRON trunk Locks and Handles Linen and Wooien
Web 4. wrought aud cut lacks PLATED Bits.
snrups and spurs Saddle Walls; Buckles and
Chains assortment Of >asaler's and sioemsker's
Tools variety Of brass and iron Csndle.,icks
and Lamps; srsss Andirons; COARSE and fine b-ass
Wire. tined iron table and tea spoons: every
ss' erption of bra-s and iron Locks. La tshes aud
Hinges. including various s.xes rising iosss butts
all sizes sarews; Shovel and Fougs : W affairs tea
Trays bread, knife and sheess LAYS Masunis
Brushes and lrowels. sneua-sS ne latter Of a new
al improved constructions. good assortment of
lated gil and Maiheman Ralfonss plated aad
sit pail buttoas all kinds Hemnings superine
sad best W c sesdies pound anu axnAie Pins
asf Hooks. OF every sze "a great variety of doc.
brushes heal IN aud hand Brushes. various cuors
-llt and common cloth hearth snd desh Brushes
shue Brushes all .,zss amt qualities Paint Bris he's
chase aud lvig WHIPS: Brushes and Trims chief.
" Of States Prison Manufactured Pocket Books
cad Pencils lux Powder writing and Wrapping
Paper States and Pencils 0uills Inkss ands Sc.
Tin: iron Wire by quantity or retail iron
and tin'd Rivets; Laathern leaves Wrought and
cnt Nails anu brads OF every SIZE and best quality
English deck Nails anu Spikes, rom To inches;
ron trace Chains, tin'd halter Chains and Rings;
fo9ling p.sces, various KINDS oy dozen or
s.ngiy Guns and Pistols fos military use Avis
Vices, ylng Pans, sheet Iron, sheet Lead, Eng
IN and lamesscan Shoveis ana Spades Cart anu
Wagon b ses Flat Irons. ACES. Brass Kettles
! by ard ! bv 10 Glass: best Glue; Ponsce and
rotten Some . Black Lead ard Lead Pots; Gross
cut saws; Dutch aud Philadelphia mill Saws,
VA many articles not enumef ated
Al assortment of iron HOLLOW WARE,
lazy expected.
IFIeaarrs n the country uho hire n<arer hls
aUn han Bosfon, Toula prooa6ly ind for their
.sutr<si 10 Gull most n the PRINCIPAL articles IN
ne Hard Ware Lae BY The quantity q u ae found as
aaeap Is N mai place.
March =.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
HARD WARE,
Prints.

4 III ~ ~.
COE 4 QUINCY,
Head IF Long-Wharf, Foax-Srnzxr-
OFFER FOR SALE,
~ bbls. Linseed OIL,
I casks White LEAD,
30 kegs do. ground in Oil,
l casks F tench YELLOW,
2 do Venetian RED.
5 do. Spanish BROWN,
do. Spirits rURPENTryE.
80 lbs. yERDfGRIsE,
do. ground IN OIL,
50 lbs. Chrome YELLOW,
50 dozen BRUSHES
Red Neutrality-suspicious. Blue
VrrniliDn-Rose Pink-Dutch Pink-Kinws YELL
low--Stone lellov-Paient Yeiiow--Orauxe
aed-Ierrs de siena-y srtiiter-G sm Copsi and
Sleae-Copal Vsrnisli-.Iapan do.-Gald, silver
aud Dutch Leaf-Slip Biue-sand Paper Glue
Pumice stpue-W inflow Gla~s-Pnfts re- &c.
- AL kinds of nix'd Paints. water color,. SC.
kept constantly on hand, prepared 1t saort mo-
tice.
TThe PAINTING BUsrNEss In
is various branches carrie,i on by ~ Qurxcy. -
usual sw April II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06

THH <nn-crh.r - furnished with necessary
i Blanks AMI Ferns agreeable TO ate instrue-
ions from the War Department 10 the Clerk OF
me District Court of Maine. And vii attend To
the reestabIishnent OF the caims of Revolutionary
Pensioners according TO the late Aef of Congress.
The oath of the applicant must De taken and sub
scribed IA open court.-rhe original Certificate. d
evidences Of ths value Of the property mentioned
m his schedule must also be prodursd.
JOS. POPE.
Pension Office Portland M 10
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. Asi<sr. HoaArro SourHGArs, Rsgr.


4 Female Pastry Cook
yI1IsT : TO ferve the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
w thi Iwu sith
P IS, Cakes, md Spruce Beer
made n he nszte,s manner shs siso MAKES
CALLS GOT JELLY, aad wlll warrant if 10 he
q zoe ana clear a wire. This Iey Is exceed
ia ' aour's iiny and aress heninR 20 weak and
,il : osrscas ard ~ .hoi aarcs persons may he
.urpii<d IA whn quantity they bay require for
s. ernls sius.--Apry AZ he thlFd house a
Faas- rszKT neAr he head Of Usiss Wharf
srflsaa. May 50.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06

Brass and Iron Cabinet Ware, and

Every kind ef saws Plane Irons Chises; Gou-
ges aud Bifs, IN sets or singiy; Bat Stocks. with
bats pod aud screw Augers fine and course Files
aud Rasps, ttilrs Compasses and ether Jo,ner's
sad Caraenter's Tools : tlsetmaksr's Harc and
Tools; all kinds OF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
HENRY GODDARD,
q. IS FOR sale, N Va. &. Hlsssg's Nc,
Wholesale and Retail,
HARD WARE Cnn0C

:
4 assortment Ut CUTLERY. consisting Of
"A halves aud Forks Of every quality. inctl-
dug sets Of IVORY handle, Iargs and small, with
earvers a great variety of Penknives; pocket
Knives !: Jack knives !; Scissors; Razars sloe and
butcher Knives. drawing and currving Knives :
sheen =h ears and .ick les
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-16
DIED..

On Monday the 3Ist ult. al Belfont i,
Loudoun County. Va. after an illness Of !.
days, Mrs. ELIZA LEE, in the 4Ist year n
her age, wife of LudwelI Lee, ESQ. Obtuarv
notices have long been couched in the Ian.
guage OF exaggerated praise. The awe Of
the grave forbids obliquity the tenderness
of our nature is not satisfied with the ordj.
nary terms of temperate truth. Yet virtue
cannot be more honored than by its simples,
garb. A friend of the departed lady lust
mentioned, would say OF her. that the 1eep
sorrow of her husband, and the acute grief
of Ter children. are the best testimonies Of
her domestic worth. The recollections Of
her neigbbors attest her social virtues. Til.
tears of the poor have been shed at the loa
of one who was their friend. If it be be re.
collected Alright, the sacred psalmist and
poet of Palestine has said, Blessed isths
man who Remembered the poor (; the Lord
will make his bed indeath."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-16

ncfit from prices Forced Up beyond tl,;.
proper level; but eventually, rcse
ton takes place. and the same cane.
which, produced AN undue Gle,
create an undue depression, and this !,
likely now to be experienced, uulss,
the merchants obstina,ely perseyere t.
CRYING THEIR LUCK" flor 81;
nothing clse) j" making shipments from
this at the same rates as could h. ol
tanned in Holland a, ,hc date of our lac,
advices. Tie prospects Tor harvest
continues fla,irring, both in EprIanI
and on the continent; it was supnosod
that ,othing could occur TO open tbe
ports Of the former on the 18th instao,
whrn he quarter ends. AID that tSe
probability of their opening on tac Ism
November was but very small.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-16

In April, 1919, Nell armed the said
sloop. and ran away from Pensacola,
with about ten thousand dollars in spe-
clio, belonging to the owners. Messrs.
Armstrong & Crawford, Of Mobile. lie
entered a small port in Cuba. obtained
false clearances of coffee, &c. and yisi
ted Havana by land, where it appears
the most shocking crimes we're matnred
in conjunction with other dcsperadus.
In June, 1919. said Neil arrived on
the coast of Florida, having boarded
and robbed many vessels. The comics,
sion of Two of his crew who were hung
at Charleston in May last, disclose the
most awful murders which had been
committed by said NELL and his mate
Peter Frederick Miller, particularly on
Captain sun! pass niger and crew Of
he British brig Ann. Early in June,
1879. said Neil entered Georgetown,
S. G.. sold the coffee taken from the
Sid brig, ald proceeded t" OcIacock,
here he purchased small schooner,
viii, h he armed, and sailed with her q
the 81 op in CO pany.
The last accounts Of this bucranier
are up to May last. when he was cruis-
ing about the Bahamas aud Florida
Coast in a small black schooner; CALI s
himself Captain Short. exhibiting large
amounts Of gnld. Boosting Of his enor-
mites. and de- iaring to the wreckers
that he would not be taken alive.
Five hundred dollars will be paid for
the apprehension ofsald Henry S. Nell,
on his being confined where the autho-
rites Of the United States Can obtain
his person; and LOCO dollars will be
paid for the recovery of the money and
the sloop, or in proportion for any part
of the same, on application to Arm.
strong, Heart d Go. Mobile, Alaba-
ma; or to John r. Peters Il Go. New
York. Gaz.
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.Iisw- York. august !s.
500 HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
PIkATE G MCRDGKER.

PIRATE c. ii kDEREh.
The notorious henry 5. Neil, is
supposed to have been born in ireland
anu has sailed out Of this port several
years in the capacity OF seaman anu
mate. He is about So years old, 5 feet
2 inches high, sandy complexion, small
brilliant eyes, thin usage, long sharp
nose, face much peck marked, with the
usual sailor decorations imprinted with
blue ink upon each arm, and upon ole
or both is tn figure Of u man holding a
woman a glass and decanter. lie
speaks very quick, is An expert seaman,
and buld desperate little wretch. tie
was employed as master, and proceeded
from This port in the slonp Mary, Of
Mobile, in October; 1918, to Fort
Gadsdrn, (East Florida.) A Captain
M.Ewea, wife, and her sister Mary
Shane, Of this city, were passengers.
Said Nell married said Mary Shane
soon after their arrival out, and left her
in Mobile, fr M whence in the summer
OF 1919 size proceeededs via Havana, in
company with said M'Ewen to this city
where shs still rem aias.
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BOLTON OGDEN T. Co.
TIE NAV i.

1t appears BY "a sia;cmentia the NY.
Columbian, That 'uur navy, Including
vessels building, and authorised to be
built, will consist Of IA slips OF the iine.
22 f,igates, 8 ships of IA to SO guns,
IA briss and ii sCilounerS besides gun
GOATS, barges and galley. The ex-
,.ense Of ship OF the iiae III service, ls'
ior one year. two hundred and two
Thousand one hundred and ten dollars !;
and OF a lrigate, one hundred and tility
iour thousand Two hundred and ten dol
lars, exclusive Of repairs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-16

Extract of letter from gentlemen IN nus
SEVILLE, Kentucky, dated July =.
I" On Saturday last there was man killed
e;gbt miles from this place, in attempting TO
kill traveller on the road from Bowling
Green 10 Russelville. He had BACKED and
disguised himself and fired at the traveller,
which missed him, but shot his horse. The
traveller ran up to him, threw him down,
took The assailant's pistol, and shot him thro
the head. The traveller was brought to trial
and acquitted, it being proven to have been
10 self defence. He did considerable days
,business-killed man, had his trial, and
travelled thirty miles"
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District of Columbia, to V
County Of alexandria, !
anrnL I1rln


Aprit Term,
In CHANCERY. q,
Mark Butts and Grafton Cawood joint De Is
chants and Copartners in trade under "
firm of Butts and Cawood-Plalnllns'
Against, =,
Thomas Roberts, Roberts and West +"
Richard Libby--DetendantS. !.
n HE defendants Thomas Roberts :.
L Roberts and West, not having ens,5
their appearance and gwen security aC CAs
ing to The statute, and the rules OF tbs IVI
and it appearing to the satisfaction Nv " n
Court, upon affidavit, that The said 1DoJc
Roberts, and Roberts l. West are not i1~ Il
tan:s OF this district. On motion OF h. ,i,r
complainants, by their attorney, 1t IS OiTRS
ed, that the said defendants, Thomas b,d
berts. and Roberts and West do appear o nj
on the first day of the next Court, ana s sse,
their appearance to this suit, aug shtc orA
rity for performing the DEGREES OF the T ;Sb
and that the other defendant RIchard DE ~.
do not pay away convey or secrele ~ s.cI.
by him owing to, or the estate or ehs AID
his hands belonging to the SAID aDseh W,4
dants Thomas Roberts and Robert, ,olS
until the further orderor decree OF 'al' ,,bslN
and tina copy of this order be lG'y
publishes for two months successs,"; .btd
one Of the public newspapers puptlI,nuo. lsl
this county, and tina, another copy us y. Fl th'
At the front door of the Court House"
said County.
Test Epm. l.. LEE, c..c c.
August -
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a PIRATE TAKEN.

We learn by the schooner Jane, captain
Fowler, from st. Barts, that on the Gath OF
July. number OF American masters OF yes
sells waited on the Governorot 81. Barts, ano
got permission to take charge OF schooner
in port to go in quest of pirate that was of
the harbor, which they succeeded in taxing
and bringing into ST. Barts; the number oil
pirates was twenty one, principally French
men and Spaniards, who were all lodged IN
prison; they had plundered number OF A
merican vessels, [.New- York Dolly adv.
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District of Columbia to Wit,
County of Merandr3a,
-9pril Term, 1890,
IN CHANGERY.

.4pril Term, 1890,
IN CHANGERY.
Bank of Observation-Disclosures.
Against
Joshua Yeaton, Robert Conway. and VIII
liam Herbert, ir.--deiendants.
E]HE defendant Joshua Yeaton. not hav
L ing entered his appearance and glyeI
security according to the statute and The rule;
of this court; and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the court, upon affidavit that lle3
said Joshua Yeaton is not an inhabitantdI
this Districi--on motion oil the SAID comphn1
ants, by their attorney it is ordered, h'1
the said defendant. Joshua Yeaton. DO sPI
pear here on the first day OF the next court
and enter his appearance TO this suit and
give security for performing the DEGREES q
the court and that copy of this order ID
forthwith published for two months succe;
sively in one of the newspapers published A
this county. and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the court house OF lhs|
said county.
Teste EDMUNDI. LEE, C c.
august Is I'm
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District of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .dleaandria, 1920
april Term.
IN CHANCERY.

IN N1hNSEhl
Mark Butts-Complainant,
Against
Robert Hood Defendant.
kNHE defendant. Robert Hood, not hsVlf'
4 entered his appe arance and gwen stcu
rity according to the statute, and rules
this court, and it appearing to the satI'se
ton of the court. upon affidavit, thai the SAL D.
Robert Hood is not an inhabitant OF ihE dIs
trict: on motion OF Tie said complainant y
his attorney, it is ordered, that the SAID ~
PENDANT, Robert Hood do appearhere oH ~
first day of the next court, and enter DIS "
pearance to this suit, and give security n
performing the decress of the court, ana Ia
a copy of this order be forthwith publh;%S1
for two months successfully in one o. u
public newspapers published in tins coG i,!
and that another copy be posted al Inc Nv
door of the court house OF the SAID counycc
Teste, EDM. ]. LEE, v,
august IS ZI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-16
From the Baltimore Federal Republican,
Of dugust,l4.
FEVIEW Or THE MAIV.ETS
IN BALTIMORE,
From august 5H TO I2th.

Tf0W OfH W NtHs
Coffee. The import is about 400
bags, chiefly from La Guayra--there
has been brisk and lively demand for
the trade, and for export--prices have
advanced; ST. Domingo OF moderate
quality brings s6 cents, and fine green
Havana 81 81 1-2 cents per Id. the
Laguayra above mentioned, brought 81
ccnls--our market may now be cousi-
dered as high as any to the eastward.
and our STOCK is 50 very inconsiderable
that we have 10 cause to apprehend any
decline.
Cotton. We have to notice an i'm.
port OF $50 bags from New Orleans !;
no alteration in prices, nor any sales,
excerpt to the manufacturers.
Flour has been dull and we reduce
our prices So a &c l2 /; the, sales
have ueen unimportant and nothing has
transplrcd to improve our prospects,
relative to this important staple.
Wheat. alhcr declining md plenty
at Market; 50 Cents per bushel offered.
RICE. RemaiEs neglected priC: 50
PER cWt.
yHoIasses Of good quality meet quick
sale at IS a 81 cts. but inferior parcels,
not adapted for our retail trade arc
heavy at 2s 25 Cts; So hnds. from
Porto Rico sold at auction al IS a 81
cents.
Tobacco. The business of the week
has been most unusually languid; ii we
were to quote prices, hey must be
considered as pnrel! nominal, for We
know Of no actual transactions to regu
late our quotations; and about 15o hhds.
Kentucky Impo' ted this week from y.
Orleans, but no sales.
Salt. No alteration.
Zines, Brandy, and Spirits. Ditto.
GENERAL REMARKS.
Since our last review We have advi.
ces of recent dates iron various parts
of Europe, which motto that some I'M
provement in the prices of sugar has
taken place III oar own market, the
late rise is fully established, and from
The enquiry for export which prevails,
we may look forward to some farther
advance, particularly on Havana box,
whicu will also be wanted, ere long, by
our re ners, Who usually resume their
opcrati0Hs OH an extensive scale, as
soon as the heat Of the weather begins
to abate. These adyices also furnish
US with information chat coffee is IN
good demand, and son:e considerable
advance had taken place simultaneously
in London and Oh the continent: to this
cause, we are to ascribe The ani"atet!
demand which exists in oar own market,
and which has caused nearly DER whole
stock to disappear or to Change hands
we regret that We cannot add to this
satisfactory statement relative to sugar
and coffee, any pleasing information
respecting eur own important staple,
tobacco; the early shipments of which
were made at rates tar too highland will
| result in heavy loss to the shippers ; VIZ
| have always cautioned our readers
gainst shipments at the late high prices,
| caused entirely by speculation, and TO-
tally unwarrantrd by any quotations
| from any part of Europe. For short
time, our planters may derive some be-
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DISTRESSING TIMES,

family in this neighborhood, who. for
years past, have been in the habit OF cultiva-
ting few acre. of land, to raise corn. but
who never raised as much as would supply
them with bread one halt the year, are this
year distressed beyond measure, IN conse-
auence of the bountiful interposition OF pro-
violence, in affording them crop Oft the same
land, that will supply them with bread
throughout the year, and have lew barrels
to spare-aud reader, what do you imagine
20 be the reason ?---why truly because their
extra crop, they dreadlully apprehended
will not bring them more than two dollars a
barrel. Petersburg paper.
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Wants a Situation

In store or counting house, a young man
j who is we'll acquainted with accounts
Satisfactory recommendations can be given,
Enc uire of the printer. wfm3t aug l6
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.Nsw- York, .4ugast Is.

barrel. Petersburg paper.
New- York, .4ugast Is.
A severe thunder storm passed over Staten
Island on Thursday evening about ten o.
clock, in the direction from Elizabe thtown,
in Jersey, TO Yellow Hook on Long Island.
One of the Cadets was taken i'll on his return
from the Navy Yard, and conformably to
general invitation of Mrs. Tomkins, on their
arrival at Staten Island, be was conducted TO
the house oS the Vice President by two Ca
diets assigned by Major Worth to attend him.
Alter his spasms had subsidized, by the kind
attention aud exertions of the family, ne re-
tired to rest. His attendants were looking
out OF the window OF his room to contemplate
the vivid appearance of the armament in that
direction. One of them, attracted by view
OF the Passaic Falls on the opposite eide Of
the bed room, called his companion TO see it
also: the latter had scarcely lett the win
dow, when the lightning dashed through and
shattered to pieces the panes cut OF which
they had the noment before been contempia-
ting tie elements. The fluid passed from the
the window through an opposite door and a
cross the library cut of south window that
was open. The Cadet vino had left the win
dow last, was thrown against the bed post,
and both of them were entirely blinded for
few moments. The sick Cadet was in bed
aud unhun and 20 injury was done except
the momentary blindness OF the Cadets and
The alarm of the family.
A horse was killed in the field of Mr.. Kee-
land, north OF the G arantine.
TIE shocks OF the various explosions shook
every house in The direction of the storm like
an earthquake.
Major Worth, the gallant commander of
the Cadets, was awake and alive TO their
safety, and was highly grati6ed by the coon
posure and steadiness of the young cadets,
who performed the duty of centinels the
whole time within few rods of the place
where the lightning struck; forhe could OBJ
serve the lightning dancing on their bayonet
points. He viewed the scene with admira-
ton OF the 6rmness and conduct of those ca
diets, but not without the greatest teariIiness
and anxiety for their preservation and well
fare.
We are happy to add, that the cadet who
was indisposed has recovered. and depart
ed with his comrades for Philadelphia last
night.
The steam-b boat Nautilus was on the bay
with party returning to town, and they ex-
perienced no other Inconvenience than that
Of the rain for half an hour.
The cadets left Staten Island last evening
about o'clock, in the steam boat Nautilus,
for Blazing Star ferry, Amboy. or Bruins
wick, as might be found most convenient ON
their route 20 Philadelphia.
The brig waltar, Allen, living nj the Qua
rantine ground, was struck with lightning ON
Thursday nlsht. which shiyered her MAIN
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ne understand the supreme court have or
dere6 new trial in the case of Robert NJ
Goodwin, for the killing Of James Slough
ton, Esq. Meg York u. .4dp.
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The brig Waltar. Allen, living nj the Qua
rantine ground, was struck with lightning ON
Thursday nisht. which shivered her MAIN
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The present Queen Of England is in her
sgd year. Her father was the late duke oil
Brunswick, who married the sister of George
the third. She was married in l795 to the
present king, then Prince of Wales.
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R. B. Jones, Esq. late American consul at
TripoIi, arrived at Boston las: Tuesday. in
the ship Mary, from Marseilles, and has
bro't home with him 8 6ne Arabian horses.