The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-05-23 00:00:00, page 3

llis majesty has commanded me to express i
pi, concern, that the official communication
P
his majesty's minister in America and
between
of the United States, should
the government
are
pave been interrupted, before it was possible
the
f„' r his majesty by any interposition of his
nu
at
,polity, to manifest his invariable disposition,
maintain the relations in amity with the U.
of
to
Mates.
commanded by his majesty to inform
I am
, that I have' received from Mr. Jackson
you
that it was not
the most positive assurances
his purpose to give offence to the government
of the United States, by any expression con
tained in his letters, or by any part of his con
!
duct.
The expressions and conduct of l.is majesty s
minister in A meric* having however, appeared
of the United States to he
to the government
course in
exceptionable, the,usual
such cases would have been, to
convey, in the first instance, to his
majesty, a formal complaint against
his minister, and to desire such
rprlrpçs as misfit be deemed suit
rearess, tin "".V"
able to tlic nature ot the allcclgcu
offence.
This course of proceeding would have ena
bled his majesty to have made such at range
ments, or to have offered such seasonable ex
planations, as might have precluded the mcon.
veiiietice, which must always arise from th*
suspension of official communication between
friendly powers. _ ..
His majesty however is always disposed to
the utmost attention to the wishes and sen*
pay
and he has
timent of states in amity with him,
therefore been pleased to direct the ve.uin ol
Air. Jackson to England.
cP But his majesty has not vnav
of his
ked, with any expression
disp'easuve, the conduct ot ivlr.
Jackson; whose integrity, zeal &
ability have long teen distinguish
ed in his majesty's service; who
does not appear, on the present
have committed any
occasion, to
onal offence against the go
line
vernment ol the U. States.
I am commanded to inform you
that Mr. Jackson is ordered to de
liver over the charges of his ma
jesty's affairs in America, to a per*
properly qualified to carry on
«011
between
ihe ordinary intercourse
the two governments, which his
majesty is sincerely desirous oi
the most friendly
cultivating on
terms.
As an additional testimony of this disposition
As an additional testimony of this disposition
1 am authorised to assure you, that his majesty
is ready to receive, with sentiments ot riiuli
minished amity anti good will, any com mon ca
tion which the government of the U. Niâtes
may deem beneficial to the mutual interest of
both countries, through any channel of négo
ciation which may appear advantageous to that
government.
I request that you will accept tin
assurances
ich i have.
u f the high considetatiort with \.
the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient and
I lu mille servant,
VvIU.LE8l.EV.
(Signed)
William Pinkney•> /-*></. or. of.
The treaty with England!!!
From the National Intelligencer of Man '-1.
" It will be learnt with surprize and regret,
perhaps with stronger emotions, that t. ese do
cuments, duplicates of those transmitted by t he
John Adams, comprise THE WHOLE of the
J
minister
official correxpondenre hetween ouv
und the British government touching the limiter
to wliieh they relate."
We learn, tiiat gen. Moreen through tue in
tercession of the Archduke Cliaile.s, has heeii
VVe
■ ranee.
invited by Napoleon to return to
believe this is a fact, but we do not believe the
—he knows
•apt the invitation
general will see
confidence in
Bonaparte too well to have any
him.—.'V. Pap.
to apologize to the
dutv
Errata —We leel it
allowing inactiracies
the author of Ills G 1 US lot
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'.■a-rarn. 2.1 me, for •• 1783," read 1803-same para
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NOTICL.
i
P rillE friends of tVic seamen whose names arc.
published below, ami who state that they
are citizens of the United States, impressed, into
the British service, and detained in ships of war
at Liverpool ami Plymouth, in England, are re
quested to furnish this department with evidence
of their citizenship ami descriptions of their pe
r
sons.
Depart ment ni State , May I 5, 1810.
Kinnes cf Places to which they are
Min. stated to belong.
Henry Marsh, Exeter, N. H.
John Hughes, Talbot county, Maryland.
! Iiom.is Fitliian, Q iren's county, N. Yoik.
Joseph Symonds, Salem, Mass.
James Symomls, Salem, do.
Samuel Graves, New Market, X. H.
John Thompson, Philadelphia.
His brother
lives at Manhattan, N. Y.
James Coleman, Philadelphia.
Philip Spinks, New York.
Eleazer Claik. New Bedford.
Henry I loties, Dennis, Mass.
John Barker, Dresden, do.
John r.nk.nson, South Hampton, Elizabeth City
County, Virginia,
Thomas Jnfrraon, Philadelphia.
Charles Thomson, New York.
Thomas Bailv, Portland.
Michael Holkrock. Rockingham, N. II
Joseph Kansam, Baltimore.
Edward Go'lson, New A ork.
William Fravier, Ilaitford county, Md.
Jo mc« M. Hoyt, Stamford, (Connecticut.
William Smith, Petersburg. Virginia.
New
John Wh'te, Southfield, Orange county,
to
Yoik.
William Smith, Ne-.v Yoik.
Charles Simnics, Philadelphia.
Daniel M-Guiic, Baltimore .
Grelle Eastman. Cor,tord, X. If.
Alexander Luthers, Swansea. Mars.
Solomon Sinclair, New York,
George Roberts, New Yoik.
1 810— January.
William Mortis, j- n.Berwick, M»ss.
John C. Sutton, New York.
February (itA.
George Coffin, Nantucket.
John Sleight, New Brunswick, N. Jersey.
10//t. William Patterronj Marlborough, Arundel
County, Md.
Joseph Thomas, New Bedford.
1 nth. John Cochran, Marblehead.
I \th. Thomas Hopkins. Talbot County, Md.
Peter Working, Baltimore.
William Conner, Chester, Maryland.
Mth. John Allen, Wisoarset.
21 st. John Harrison, Philadelphia.
22J. John Miller, Fell's Point, Baltimore.
Vincent Shore, I'ell's Point, do.
John Horsm.in, IJorchertcr rounty, Md.
Peter Campbell, township of Fait land, New
Jersey.
Jersey.
23r/. John Morse or Moss, city of New York.
Samuel Grimes, city of Si. York.
2,-M. James Taylor, Newark, Essex county, X.
at
Jersey.
Alexander Wehlen, Philadelphia.
Mai eh
\,t. Timothy Stanwood, Newhurypmt, Mass.
William Lewi», Old Bank Si. Norfolk.
Sylvester Brown, Hartford county, Connec
-
ticut.
Asa Pendleton, Ayicytbuiy, I Uncock comi
ty, Mars.
Charles Adame. Kensington, Penn.
David Higgins, Philnde phia.
James Gordon, Lichfield, Lincoln County,
Mars.
2d. Re'»e! Bvaincrd, Iladdam, Connecticut.
John Albeit, Benington counry, N. .1er.
George BisSrl, Saratoga, New York.
James Smith, city of New Yoik.
John Taylor, Baltimore.
; ». Jacob Ferris, Belvillc, New Jeisey.
Bu bald Penny, New York.
Edward Olingsworth, Portsmouth New
Hampshire.
. Richard I Till, Philadelphia.
M
Robert Thompson, city of N. York.
David Smith, Hemstead, Queen's county
New York,
Haven, Connecticut.
G th, John Thomas. Ne
James Pi infield, Coiterville, Queen Ann s
County, Maryland.
John Gold, Philadelphia.
I CM. John Maines, Shrewsbury, Monmouth
County, Middlesex, N. J.
Henry Myers, Philadelphia, Penil.
(\th. Benjamin Harris, Baltimore.
Isaac Bclsey. Baltimore.
Thom.isJHolland, Fell's Point, B dtimore.
Robert Fainter, Charleston, S. Carolina.
Richard Conner, Little Water stieet, Pbila
e'.el phia.
John Lewis, Alexandria, Yiiginia, son of
Fielding Lewis.
Am '•rirait Consulate,
J uv er pool, 18 th March, I M0.
JAMES MADII
3t
M-iv 24, 1810.
who have
^HE nanres of sundry seamen
1
e iido lus Bt'i
— been impressed at this plan
i tannic majesty's service, declaring themselves
citizens of the United States oi
'\X lirai Uorn
. r ;e ! 1 C 3 .
lime* Sparrow, Norfolk, A irgima.
lohn i'erkington. Elizabeth city, cottnty *
11
itfia.
s, SaHtn, Massachiisctt*.
Joseph Symonds.
d >'» .
do.
lames Symonds,
:
do.
lames Cum',
do.
Alexander Liuhtr,
Amos Paul, Wash » 1 ; ton '•otinly.
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A:u
h.lin Mirrton,
r, tl.irîottl j
Um ? r »L Grac'
Wiiuatd Fray.ier,
county, Maryi.md.
-
James Stanton, B-iltimore.
George Johnson, nag Harbor, X. York.
James M'Cartv, city of N. Yo:k.
Samuel Greaves, New Market, New Hamp
shire.
on
John Harden, Duck Creek !■< llnv's, Del.
George Prince', Newburypoit. M iss.
William Smith, New York.
Tl mm as Parker,
do.
James Coleman,
do.
Benjamin Shaw, Alexandria.
Henry Young, Baltimore.
Charles Thompson, New York.
John Smith, Brookhaven, Long Island.
Thomas Bailey, Portland, Mass.
Michael Holbrook, Portsmouth.
Thomas Little, Lontstown, Pennsylvania.
Cushing Mitchell, Cum min glow n, Mass.
J.tmes Howard, Newport, Rhode Island.
Francis Edmonds, Lancaster, Virginia.
William Welsh, Dotchcster, near Boston,
?rf Jssachusctts.
Thomas Jones, N. Hampton county, V a.
John Uunchcy, midshipman of the United
.S'tatcs navy.
JAMES MAURY.
American Consulate.
Idvcrfloa/f 10/A February, 1810.
The friends of the seamen mentioned in the
list now published, will do well to furnish ihn
department with the proofs of the citizenship
and descriptions of the persons of these sea
men, that measures may be taken for procuring
their dis-harge.
Department cf State,
3t
Afrit Vith, 1810.
To be Sold,
• be entered upon the. 25'll of
A ND ms;
Æ
_ March next, a Brick Messuage or Tene
ul and Lot of Ground, fronting or* Orange
street in this borough, now in the tenure of Je
The term» nu»y he known by ap*
remiah Shad,
plying to
Isaaq Stevenson.
Also a bandAome corner i*ot on Trench and
Broad streets, to be sold or let.
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Wilmington. May 19* 18 10.
Turks Island Salt and Antigua
Rum.
OW landing from on hoard the sloop .1 me,
N
_ capt. York, at Mendenhall»' wharf, 3,000
bushels Turks Island SALT—27 birds. Ant'gua
RU M oi a superior quality—for sale by
SA Mi.. & TIlOs. HANSON.
tf.
May 2, 1810.
SALT FOR SALE..
SALT FOR SALE..
In Philadelphia,
T OW landing, from on board the ship Plnl
1^ ndclphia, at Brights' wharf, above Race
1
1 Cadiz SALT, of I he first
I-trert, a cargo ,, .
quality. And from on board the ship Halcyon,
at the same place, a cargo of coarse SALI, first
duality, from the Isle of May. Enquire of
' JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
No. 158, north Water st. Phil.
Who intends keeping a regular supply of salt,
said whaif, which lie will sell on the most
- in
reasonable terms.
(it
May 12, 18 1".
400 DOLLARS REWA11D.
"fjj AN AW AY from the subscriber, living
Huntingtoivn,
J|_\, in Calvert county, near
DICK, BAZiL,
tile following negioes, siz.
CHARLES and JIM. Did: is 37 years of age,
about five feet six or eight mutes li gb, of a dm k
complexion and iliin visage. Bas i is 2:i years of
aire, about five feet eight or ten inches high, of a
very black complexion, ami rather of a long
face; he has a scar over one of his eyes, occa
sioned by a blow, and has very large feet.—
years of age. about five feel ore
Charles is
°2
\*ell nude, and of a very lilac'.;
inch high, is
complexion; he has at times for some- years past
worked in a blacksmith's shop. Jim is 30 years
old, about six feet high, and of a dark complex
; he is a carpenter by trade. Their clothing
ion
cannot be described, as it is very probable they
will change it—Charles took with him a white
woollen country cloth jacket, arid a pair cf
lark
green cloth trowsers—Jim has with him a blue
cloth jacket, and a pair of while woollen country
cloth trowsers 1 lie also has with him a broad
axe and an iron square. The aforesaid slaves
were seen near Milford in Delaware, ahd it 1«
supposed they have gone to \A ilmtngton,
and
probable from thence to Philadelphia and the
Jcrsrys. The above reward will he given to
who will apprehend the said slav
-I
any peison
and secure them in jail, so that the subscriber
nets them again, or one hundred dollars for cither
of them. Should any person apprehend those
, lie will inform the subscriber hv letter,
slaves
w here lie resides.
Thomas C. Gantt
tf
Mav 5
1810.
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For Side,
j
VERY valuable tract of LAND, situate :
V
the countv of New-Castle, in the state of |
i. J- 1
m
Delaware, about'18 acres of Land—one mile
from Wilmington, on the Kennet Road, with a
new Stoll- House, a well of good water at the
door, a y.-.n.ig orchard and some «if the best early
., nf i * «»reu*" of watrr running f'nrougn
which »mill v supplies the Us. Enquire of
' ANDli 1 ; .W CRIPS, Lin. or
\A\ j v rPiT-s J
v l .
H) \ V ilfTl'.nu-îon.
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Anri! 2), 1510.
notice.
J PURSUANT tn a resolution of the \
,rd o :
Directors of the Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywine, the suhsrtihcr« give notice ten
they will attend at the house of Edn'ard 'l'humus.
Saturday the second day of Jure next, tx'fwern
on
liie hours of ten in the morning and six in the
evening, for the purpose of receiving the thiol
instalment office dollars per share on tlic capi'ul
stock of the raid company.
John Wav,
Robert Hamilton,
Joseph Robinson,
fit
May If), 1Ü10.
For Sale,
A
V AUjABUK jdar.talion, on ul.irij the
s?ib«cribsr has lived, and been employed im
provin'' forsevt rrit years—containing about CCO
acres, two and an half miles from Wilmington,
and nearly the same distance from New Casrlr,
laytu.? on the west s de of the new road to
Cia rk*« alias ltead*s corner. A* any attempt to
do justice in describing ihe LCÎvnntagcs this farm
pos^eirc*, would, to those who afe strangers to
the land and improvements, appear extravagant,
therefore, those who r.*ay he inclined to purrlure
are left to enquire au ! examine for themsclvep.
The situation is a v : t
table or.c, and a great
bargain rn\y h t,.id !
: a rnlv application to
Ti
S MENDEN HAI.I
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P. S. About c'glily acres adjoining, a pro*
pevtionate part of widen is woodland, may be
li.rd with or without the irbovc farm.
Wilmington, May 7, 1310.
M 12 If
NOTICE.
f K Mils is to give notier, th it ihr subscriber* of
J. Talbot county, iii the state of Maryland,
havr obtained from the Orphan's Court of Tal
bot cottnty, in Maryland, Setters of administra,
lion on ihc personal estate cf John JL'.ii/.i, ! te
of Talbot county aforesaid, deceased. All
per
sons having claims againrt the said deceased,
* 1t
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with ths
vouchers thereof to the subscribers, at or hifoie
tile'I'll day of November next; they may other
wise by law hr excluded Lorn all bend; - of the
said estate. Given under our bands tins 20th
day of April, nnr.o dornini 1810.
JAM IN ROBERTS, &
1
Samuel gqssage, AdmYs.
At .tv 2, 1810.
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At .tv 2, 1810.
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REMOVAL.
MATTHEW KEAN,
N FOR MS his friends and the public in gen
eral, that he has removed to the house lately
few doors b* low
occupied by Nathan iljes.'tr.
ire Jeremiah Wool*
Third stieer, (directly op;-■*
fKirs for t-aîe a
ston's grocery (tore, where i
- )ic* goods on
handsome aaorunent o! sc.'
moderate tcr^ns.
Wilmington, April il, 13
tf
1 TO BE LET,
A ND p iLcLion given immediately, a large
nrd commodious two story brick house,
fuuated on the east side of King-street, late
ly occupied by Mrs. Oldham, together with
a stable and carriage-house. For ti^f
tr.s up*
ply to
WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wilmington April 7 , 18O9. —if.
To be Sold,
TRACT or parcel of ^airii, ritnate in
Appoquinimink hundred and county of
Ne j.-C astle, adjoining land Etc of Thomas Li
is *
Ion and land of William Ft.iT;:', containing
a*
bout Fifty acres. Enquire of Mrs. LÆ.T1Î t.V
CLARK, near CanKvell'S-Uri.lgc, nr
JOSEPH I). M'KEAN,
I'hiladri| his
NOTICE
Meeting of the Sockbcndcr? in the Th:,.
A
I Film inpf on and l '~0 '/. ! n:e:rr is requeue',
at the house of Edward Thomas,in W/ilmiigton,
on 'll nrd, iv. the 2Hihdny of May next, ft four
o'clock, P. M.far the purpose of dispi
of tltr
Five Hundred reserved «hares of snin' Stm k. By
April 28tl
order of the ! 'irccf.irs.
TUE SC' Brat. BIKER Gil-MRS 1 OK SALE
\LIa FARM,
A S
about fotty.right ac:
'■* of
land lying in Erst Nottingham, ('«•.:>» foun
vl.il'.' , 011 tvlo public loads, leading tioro
ty, M
:<> New I "nd m Cross
the Brick Meeting i
Roads, and from l.ancartcr 10 Eiktoii, «".le mile
and three quarter» fi?m the Brick Meeting
Jiousr. six-miles from the Uross-Rt
about
thirty miles from Lancaster, and eleven miles
from F.ikton. on the main waggon road Irom
Little Britain Township hristiana Bridge,
't. I'r.d hand*nine.
t lie f:
tualion is nc
»good a Mind l< - Uvcr.i nod store, as
nnJ a
is in the nc
t'.'.rrc
iarge two
'I'i'-rre is erteted on 1
menus.
I story Eog Horn':
,:e hnnsc and kitchen
j adjoining, all has been tough r.
: , good stal lcr
: a well of very cprA water, about two hundred
| Peach Trees, just begun to hear, some other fruit
trees of different kinds ; ajout littcsn actes of it
j m worn, and a if- *J'mc 01 the ground q. g
i»nd*ome lor mrar.ov.-. a.; it is oresumed l'iaf
.
no person will me,me to purchase without see*
! mg ihe piopcrty, a lorthci lp.-. cup..on is deemed
j un necessary. An mdispumbleritle will be nude '
l an«» p^scf'.ior givto fc suit tnc purr.,iaser, anu
* thr term« rr.atîe kiV)''' » l*v np|.:«y : na ro
1 îoîtv ri-iAvnr vf
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