Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

A native of France, M. Freminet, has actually found out the means of remaining under water for the space of an hour and three quarters, and of bringing up with him from the bottom whatever his strength will permit him to carry. His chief intent is to give assistance to those who are in danger of being drowned.

--The inventor has already repeated the experiments in the roads of Brest and Toulon with such great success, that the Chancellor of the Exchequer gives him very liberal proofs of the satisfaction he feels from such an important discovery. The public trial is to be made next May in Paris, between Pont Neuf and Pont Royal. The inventor will remain an hour and an half under water; a floating piece of cork will mark the spot where the diver is to be; after the experiment in Paris, he is to set off for Brest, there to open a school to form a certain number of people in the art of diving, and teach them to use his machine with success and without danger,