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An account of the Destruction of the Alexandrian Library.
" WHEN Alexandria was taken by the Mahome- tans, Amrus, their commander, found there Philopo-
nus, whole con- verfation high. ly pleafed him, as Amrus wag a lover of let- ters, and Phi- loponusa learn- ed man. On a certain day Philoponus faid to him : ' You have vifited alt the repofitories or public ware- houfes in Alex- andria, and you have fealed up things of every fort that are found there. As to tliofc things which may be ufeful to you, I pre- fume to fay no. thing ; but as to things of no
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APRIL, 1802, 26th Year American Independence ..
New Moon the 2d, at is minutes after 10 morning. Firft quarter the 9th, at 28 minutes after z afternoon. Full Moon the 17th, at 38 minu. after g afternoon. Laft quarter the 25th, at 48 minutes after 12 Inor:1.
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of the faithful.'-Letters were accordingly written to openelt all its Omar, informing him of what Phileponny had frid ; powers to re- andøn aufwer was returned by Omar, to the following ceive infruc - tion, and to re- lith virtue .... He that has thee, hus little more to will for ! and he purport: 'As to the book of which you have made mention, if there be contained in them what accords with the book of God (meaning the Alcoran) there is without them, in the book of God, all the: is fufficient. Bist if there be any thing in them repugnant to that Book, we in no relpećt want them. Order them theic-
fore to be def- troyed.' Am- FUS, upon this, ordered them to be difperfed through the baths of Alcx- andrie, and to be there burnt in making the baths W.Il !!. After this men- ner, in the fpace of fix mont's, they Were all confumiei."
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Blest is the tongue that feels the rein ;- He that : alks much must talk in vain.
that is fo wretched as to want thee, --- wants every thing with thee.
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He that pur- fures two hares at once does not catch one and lets t'other go.
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JUNE, 1802, 26th Year American Independence.
First quarter the 8th, at 5 1 minutes after 7 morning. Full Moon the 15th, at 53 minutes after 6 aftern. Last quarter the 22d, at 4 minutes after 1 I morning. New Moon the 29th, at 1 minute after 8 afternoon.
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JULY 1802, 26th Year American Independence.
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Well done is better than well faid.
He that can travel well a- foot, keeps a good horfe.
No better re- lation than a prudent and faithful friend.
Love, cough, and a fmoke, can't well be hid.
The mafter- piece of man, is to live to the purpofe.
None know the unfortu- nate, and the fortunate do not know themfelves.
Courage would fight, but difcretion won't let him.
A good ex- ample is the beft fermon.
Defpair ru- ins fomc, prc- fumption ma- ny.
A quiet con- fcience fleeps in thunder, but rest and guilt live far afun- der.
Craft must be at charge for clothes, but truth can go naked.
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HOURS OF DOING BUSINESS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE FROM TEN TILL THREE:
But no Bufinefs is done after One o'Clock, except Clearing of Veffels and Cancelling of Bonds.
DUTIES, PAYABLE BY LAW, ON
ALL GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDIZE,
Imported into the United States of America, in American or Foreign Ships or Veffels.
American.
Foreign.
ARMS, fire and fide, not otherwife enumera- ted, or parts
15 per ct. ad val. 162
Apparatus, philofophical, imported for any le- minary ·
free
fice
Annifecd
15
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16%
Articles of all kinds, of the growth, product, or
manufacture of the U. States, Spirits excepted free Anchors and anvils
1 2}
ditto.
Bricks
ditto.
16壹
Boots
75 cents per pair
822
Books, blank
12¿ per ct. ad val.
134
of perfons who come to refide in the U. nited States
free
fres
Buttons of every kind
15 per ct. ad val.
Buckles, fhoe and knce
ditto.
161
Bullion
1 5 fre
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Cannon, of b afs
ditto.
162
Carriages, or parts
20
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Cards, playing
wool and cotton
25 cents per pack 2 72 50 cents per doz. 1 55
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LONGWORTH'S
Cables and tarred cordage Cabinet wares
Carpets and carpetting
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Capers
Cambricks
Cheefe
Cinnamon, cloves, currants, and comfits Chintzes or coloured calicoes, or muffins .
Cocoa
122 2
cents per lb. ditto
375
Cordage, tarred
and yarn untarred
Cofinetics
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cents per bufh. 5호
1 5 per ct. ad val. 16.
free
Coffee
Cotton
.
free 5 3
cents per lb. ditto.
3-5
Coaches, chariots, chairs, chaifes, folos, or o- thers, or parts
20 122
per ct. ad val. ditto.
22 13%
Clothes, books, houfehold furniture, and tools or implements of the trade or profefsion of perfons who come to refide in the U. States Dates and figs
frec
ditto.
free 161.
Dentifrice, and all compofitions for the teeth gums
I5
ditto.
161
Drugs, medicinal, except thofe ufel for dying and woods for dying
I5
ditto.
16%
Fans, or parts thereof
15
ditto.
161
Flowers, artificial
15
ditto.
161
Floor cloths, or mats, or part thereof
1.5
ditto.
161
Fruit of all kinds
free
free
ditto.
13年 3
ditto.
13%
window
15
ditto.
162 22
Gauzes
122
Ginger
Gloves and mittens of every kind
1 5
ditto.
161
Goods, wares, and merchandize, imported direct-
ly from China, or India, in fhips or veffels not
122
Glafs, black quart bottles
122
ditto.
All other glafs and manufactures thereof
20
ditto.
134
ditto.
16%
I 5
ditto.
161
Dolls, dreffed or undreffed, or parts
1 5
Free
free
ditto.
161
Feathers, or other ornaments for head dreffes Figs
15
15
ditto.
161 2
Furs of all kinds, undreffed
15 2 6 I 5 124 7 cents per lb. per ct. ad val. ditto.
163 3 134 1 25
Chocolate
3 [ 80 cents per cwt. ditto.
198 2473
225
per ct. ad val. 163
Coal
Colours, painters, whether dry or ground in oil, except thofe commonly ufed in dying Copper in plates, pigs, or bars .
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cents per lb. 2 63 ditto. per ct. ad val. 16 ditto. 134
Candles, of tallow wax or fpermaceti
American. Foreign. I So|cents per cwt. 198 1 5 per ct. ad val. 161 ditto.
Cloathing ready inade
15
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NEW-YORK REGISTER.
American.
Foreign.
of the U. States, except teas, China ware, and all other articles liable to higher duties
per ct. ad. val. 122
Goods, wares, and merchandize, intended to be exported to a foreign port or place in the fan fhip or veffel in which they Shall be imported
Gluc .
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ditto.
Hangers, or parts thereof
15 ditto.
162
Hats of every kind
15
ditto. 16%
Hemp
free
free
Hides, raw
12 % per ct. ad. val.
132
Indigo
25
cents per lb.
27% 1 61
Iron, caft, flit, or rolled
ditto.
161
Jewellery and rafte-work
I 5 15
ditto. 16
Laces and Lawns
122
dit.o.
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Laces, lines, fringes, taffels, and trimmings, com- monly ufed by upholfterers, coach-makers, and faddlers
15
ditto. ditto.
161
Lamp black
122
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Lapis calaminaris .
free
free
Leather tanned and tawed
15
ditto.
161
Lead and mufket ball
15
ditto.
161
Lemons and lines
15
ditto.
162
Locks of iron, fteel, or brafs
Linen manufactures, or of which linen is the
12
ditto.
134 162
wife particularly enumerated -
15
citto.
161
of leather, not otherwife chume-
rated
15 I
cent per lb.
1
15
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Marble, flate, or other ftone, brick, tiles, tables, and other utenfils of marble or flate, and ge- nerally all ftone
Mace
ditto.
162
Millenary ready made
ditto. 16%
Molaffes
5
cents per gal. 52
Mufkets and firelocks with or without bayonets fuited to the fame, or parts of either
15
Muftard in flour
ditto.
162
Muffins or muflinets, plain or otherwife
15 12 1
ditto. 3
134
cents per lb. 25
Nails . 2
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per ct. ad. val. 162
15
15 15
ditto.
162
of lead, not otherwife enumerated of cotton or linen, or both, print- ed, ftained, or coloured, or of cotton or finen not printed, ftained, or coloured Malt
5
ditto.
Manufactures of tin, pewter or copper of iron, iteel, or brafs, not other-
ditto.
chief value not printed, ftained or coloured
per ct. ad. val.
2
Lace of gold or filver
100 cents per cwt.
Hinges and hoes, of iron, fteel, or brafs
free
fice
per ct. ad. val. 161
20
LONGWORTH'S
American.
Nankeens
Foreign. 121 per ct. ad. val 1134
Nutmegs
I5
ditto.
161
Oranges
I5
ditto.
161
Ornaments for women's head dreffes Ointments, oils, and odours
ditto.
161
Olives
ditto.
161
Oil
15
ditto.
162
Paper hangings
15
ditto.
162
Writing and wrapping Sheathing and cartridge .
122
ditto.
Pafte boards, parchment ard vellum
12元 1
ditto.
Phætons, or parts thereof
20
ditto.
2 133 22 free
Erce
Pepper
cents per Ib.
63
Perfumes
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Piftols, or parts thereof
15
16
P Quies and prifits
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Pimento
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cents per lb. perct. ad. val. ditto.
Pickles of all forts .
15
Porter, beer, or ale, in c: fks or bottles On value of the bottles
121
Powders, paftes, balls, balfams, ointments. oils, waters, wathes, tinctures, effences or o- ther compofitions, commonly called fieet fcents, odours or cofinetics
Plumbs and prunes
15
Raifins
15
dittc.
161
Salt weighing more than 56 1b. per buthel weighing 56 1b. per bufhel or Iels Salts, glauber
20
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200 cents per cwt. 220
Salt petre and fulphur, until the 14th June, 1801, and till the end of next fefsion of Con- grefs
free
free
Starchı
15 per ct. ad. val. 161
Sail cloth
122
ditto.
13号
Slate
ditto.
163
Saddles, or parts
12元 ditto.
Sattins or wrought filks .
12를 ditto,
134
Steel
100 cents per cut. 110
Sea ftores of fhips or veffels
free
free
Spirits diftilled in foreign countries, viz. from grain
Firft proof
28
9 cents per gal. 303 ditto.
Second
13110
Third
29 31
- ditto.
13476
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15
ditto.
161 2
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15
15
ditto.
13 : 64
Plaifter of Paris
Pewter, old
free free 6
per ct. ad. val.
ditto. ditto.
13
Printing types
8 ents perga !. per ct. ad. val. I
15
ditto. 161 161
ditto.
20
15
.
NEW-YORK REGISTER.
2.1
American.
Foreign.
di:tc.
37号
Fifth
40
ditto.
44
Sixth
50
ditto.
55
From other materials.
Firft proof .
25
ditto.
27%
Second
25
ditto.
272
Third
28
ditto.
ditto.
35.5
Fifth
38
dttto.
41 5
Sixth
46
ditto.
Spirits diftilled in the United States imported in the fame fhip or veffel in which they had been previoufly exported viz.
From Molaffes.
Firft proof
13
Second
14
Third
¥5
Fourth
17.
Fifth
2.1
Sixth
28
From materials the growth and product of the United States.
-
Firft proof .
·
Second
8
ditto.
Third
9
Fourth
ditto.
Fifth
ditto.
1 8
Sixth
ditto.
Spikes
1
cent per lb.
Skins, raw
free
Shoes and flippers of filk
25
cents per pair
271
Other fhoes and flippers for men and women clogs and golofhoes
15 I
ditto.
16
ditto.
16
Soap
2
cents per lb.
2-1 2
Sugars, brown
2元
ditto.
3
white clayed, or powdered .
3
ditto.
2-1
all other clayed or powdered Jump
61
ditto.
HC
loaf
ditto.
other refined
0
ditto.
candy
I
ditto.
12-
Snuff
22 |
ditto,
24.
ditto.
I7
ditto.
21
ditto.
29
7
ditto.
8
ditto.
9
I3 18
1 free
164
per ct. ad val.
133
122
Other fhoes and flippers for children Swords or cutlaffes, or parts of either Stockings
15
IS
ditto.
ditto.
2
9
.
34
I
Fourth
32
ditto.
13
ditto.
14
ditto.
IS
Fourth
C 2
22
LONGWORTH'S
American.
Foreign.
Teas from China and India.
Bohea
12
ditto.
174
Souchong, and other black teas.
18
ditto.
27
ditto:
50
Hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomce Other green teas From Europe
20
ditto.
3º
Bohea
ditto.
171
Souchong and other black teas
21
ditto.
27
Hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee Other green teas
24
ditto
3
From any other place.
Bohea
ditto.
1845
Souchong and other black teas
27
ditto.
55
Twine and pack thread .
400 cents per cwt.
440
Tin in pigs and plates
free
free
'l'iles
15
ditto.
133
Tobacco, manufactured, other than fnuff
10
cents per lb.
Velvets and velverets
12% per ct. ad val.
138 1
Wáres, of earth or ftone
15
ditto.
162
of gold, filver, and plated
15
ditto.
I61
15
ditto.
161
Watches and clocks, or parts of either
1.5
ditto.
167 2
Wines, in casks, bottles, or other veffels. Malmfey and London particular Madeira All other Madeira
58
cents per ga).
63号
Burgundy, Rhenifh, Champaign, and Tokay
45
ditto.
44
Claret and others, not enumerated, when in bottles or cafes
35
ditto.
33
Teneriffe, Favall, Malaga, St. George's, and others of the Weftern Ifles
28
ditto.
304
All other wines, when imported otherwife than in bottles or cafes
23
Wire of braf's or iron
free
Wool unmanufactured . free
free
Wood unmanufactured a
Ifrec
free Wood manufactured, except cabinet wares
All other goods not before particularly enu- merated and defcribed 1122
121
per ct. ad val. 13
ditto.
162
of China
1 5
ditto.
161
Wafers
Whips, walking-fticks, and canes
5º
ditto.
55
ditto.
492
Sherry and St. Lucar
40
ditto.
381
Lifbon, Oporto, and other Portugal
30
per ct. ad val.
161
Toys, not otherwife enumerated
12號
ditto.
Hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee Other green teas
50
30
ditto.
33
140
ditto.
32
I4
17
ditto.
2
ditto.
2518 free
23
NEW-YORK REGISTER.
TONNAGE,
By Act of Congress, approved 2d March, 1799, To be paid at the time of entering the veffel, and before any permit fhalt be granted for unloading any part of the cargo, Sect. 63, at the following rates. (See Act of 20th July, 1790. )
On all ships or vefels, entering from any foreign port or place. Ships or vell'els of the United States cents 6
- built within the United States, after 20th July, 1789, but belonging, wholly or in part, to Foreign Powers, duly recorded 3º
On other fhips or veffels
Veffels of the United States employed in the coafting trade or fifh- eries, duly licenfed, per annum 6
Veffels of the United States, other than licenfed, taking in mer- chandize in a diftrict in one ftate, to be delivered in a diftrict in another ftate, other than an adjoining ftate on the fea coaft, or on a navigable river 6
Other fhips or veffels taking in merchandize to be delivered in an- other diftrict
50
FEES OF OFFICE. D. C.
To the Collector and Naval Oficer.
Entry of a veffel of 100 tons or upwards
2 50
Clearance do
do -
-
2 50
Entry of a veffel under roo tons -
-
-
I 50
Clearance do. do.
.
.
1 50
Every poft entry -
2
Permit to land goods -
20
Every bond taken officially 40 .
Permit to land goods for exportation for drawback .
30
Debenture or other official certificate -
20
Bill of health
20
Official document, regifter excepted, required by any perfon 20
To the Surveyor.
Admeafuring, and certifying the fame, of every fhip or veffel of 100 tons and.under, per ton I
Admeafurement of every fhip or veffel above 100 tons, and not exceding 2co tons -
Above 200 tons
1 50 2
For all other fervices on board any fhip or veffel of 100 tons and upwards, having on board goods, wares, or merchandize fubject to duty 3 0
For like fervices on board any fhip or veffel of let's than 100 tous 1 50 On all veffels not having on board goods, wares, or mercimu- dize fubject to duty - 662
-
24
LONGWORTH'S
Allowances for Draft.
1b.
Sect. 58. . Any quantity of r cwt. or 112 lb. Above i cwt. and under 2 cwt.
-
-
-
2
2 cwt. and under 3 cwt. -
3
3 cwt. and under 4 cwt. -
-
-
4
4 cwt. and under 18 cwt. -
-
7
18 cwt. and upwards -
-
9
Tares.
1b.
On every whole cheft of bohea tea - -
70
half do. do.
-
-
36
quarter do. do -
23
cheft of hyfon, or other green tea, of zolb. or upwards
20
box of other tea, between 50 and zolb. 18
do. if 8olb. - 20
do. from 80lb. and upwards
22
The above to include ropes, canvafs, aud other coverings. On all other boxes of teas, according to the invoice or actual weight thereof.
On coffee, in bags
per cent
2
in bales
-
3
in cafks
12
On fugar, other than loaf fugar, in cafks
-
12
in boxes
15
in bags or mats -
S
On cocoa, in cafks
IO
in bags - -
-
-
16
in bags -
3
-
-
IO
8
-
-
20
On chocolate, in boxes
-
8
-
-
IO
On cotton, in bales -
-
.
2
in feroons -
6
On glauber falts, in cafks
8
On indigo, in barrels
72
in other cafks
-
-
-
15
in feroons
-
-
30
in bags or mats -
3
On nails, in cafks
-
-
-
8
On pepper, in cafks
12
in bales
5
in bags
2
On fugar candy, in boxes
-
-
10
On fegars, in boxes
*
-
18
- -
-
I
On pimento, in cafks
On cheefe, in hampers or bafkets in boxes
()n candles, in boxes -
.
8
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
:
-
.
-.
4
25
NEW-YORK REGISTER.
On foap, in boxes
On fhot, in cafks
3
On twine, in cafks · in bales
-
12 3
On all other goods, according to the invoice thereof, as actual weight.
Allowance for Leakage and Breakage.
Sect. 59. Two per cent. allowed on the gauge on all merchandize paying duty by the gallon, contained in cafks.
Ten per cent. on all beer, ale and porter in bottles, and five per cent. on all other liquors in bottles, to be deducted from the invoice quantity, in lieu of breakage ; or it fhall be lawful to compute the duties on the actual quantity by tale, at the option of the importer at the time of entry.
Terms of Credit.
Sect. 62. When the duties on ad valorem articles are lefs than 50 dollars it muft be paid immediately : if fpecific, a depofit mult be made to fecure the fame, which, when afcertained, will be immediately fettled.
When the duties on goods imported, where the fum payable by one perfon or ce-partner fhip fhall amount to more than go dollars, the fol- lowing credit is allowed by law, except where any bond on which the perfon or co-partnership entering fuch goods. wares or merchandise are either principal or fecurity, and which being due, remains und fcharged.
On all articles, the produce of the Weft-Indies, falt excepted, the one half in 3, and the other half in 6 months.
On falt 9 months.
On Madeira, and all other wines, 12 Months.
On all goods. &c. from Europe, wine. falt and teas excepted, the one-third in 8, one third in to, and one-third in 12 months.
On all goods, &c. wires, falt and teas excepted, from any other place than Europe and the Well-Indies, one half in 6 months, one-fourth in 9 months, and one-fourth in 12 months.
On teas, "from China or Europe, may be depofited at the option of the importer or importers, to be determined at the time of making en- try therefor, cither to fecure the duties thereon, on the fame terms and flipulations as on other goods, wares and merchandize imported, or to give his or her, or their bond, to the collector of the diftrict, where any fuch teas thall be landed, in double the amount of the duties there- upon, with condition for the payment of the faid duties in two years, from the date of fuch bond; which bond fhall be accepted by fuch collec- tor, without firety, upon the terms following, viz. The teas, for the duties whereof fuch bond fhall be accepted, fhall be depofited at the ex- penfe and rifk of the faid importer or importers, in one or more ftore- houfe or ftore-houfes, as the cafe may require to be agreed upon, &c." The faid teas to be delivered upon bond being given with one or more fure- ty or fureties, to the fatistaction of the collector "if the fame fhall not
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