The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-05-19 00:00:00, page 3

RICHMOND, (■vA.) M AY 13 . J
S
A RIOT !
Wi.h the deepest regret, we
announce
(o our fellow citizens that owing to the dis
few dispicalde
orderly conduct of
a
wretches, heated (probably) by the lûmes
of Whiskey, the peace of our town was
much disturbed on Saturday evening.
Late in the afternoon ol that.day. a not
ed in a numl er of
ous disposition appear
Sailors at Rockets. Several peaceable citi
zens were insulted, a carriage broken, and
the civil officer in the discharge ol his duty
braved and put at open defiance by
was
It was some alter night be
I
these ruffians.
fore the riot was quelled and not till the
military were called out, b 20 or 30 ol the
lingleaders taken into custody. Some
of the party, we understand, escaped in
and
Chesterfield, (the opposite shore)
were fired on by tlie militia. Happily,
no
lives were lost. 1 o .he honor ol our ciu ,
this is the first, (and we hope the last) dis
ceful scene of this kind ever acted in tins
gra
pice.
Latest from Spain.
New-York., May i4.
Yesterday arrived at this port the ship
Ariadne, captain Burrowes, from Cadiz,
which port she left on the dth ot Apiil.
('apt. IL informs us that a LViti-di fleet
had just arrived from England with 300 *r
troops, who were debatking th.e day h« sail
i i. Fomteen British ships of the line were
li tin: Aiigio-Sp.trrialv army
ta Cadiz Bay ; t
File
were determined to bold the city.
French army were on the opposite shore,
progressing with their lurtificatio'is. I.nrd
CoMingwood died rdf Foulon ; his body was
brought to Cadidiz in the victory, and put
hoard a frigate which sailed for England,
on
nn the 3d of April.
for American
Matkets good at (7:uliz
roduce.
P
March 23.—Th ; minaturc portrait of
guiiaparie, wliiclv he sent to the Princess
d/aria I.ouisa, to set in 10 solitariee, each
of which is estimated 3U,003 florins.
Bv a Heligoland mail, arrived this morti
have received Get man letters and
ir
-i.
to the date ofA/archli- Bv these
papers
it appears that the speciila'sons or. the con
intent, arc strongly in favour of an alienee,
elfensivo and dcfeniivv, between FranceS:
Austria, the object of which is to compel
jut key to enter into the general league a
g.ins: this country, and shut our commerce
nut of all the ports ol the Lèvent. It is al j
so stated, that Prussia had been called upon j
by France to he prepared to engage in a ■
war with any Northern power, in allusion j
:t is supposed '.c lin:
jg rsia \ :-£**LxmKCBïsaàu*a
r~re va«h;
%\)z da^eîte.
IVihmngton , May 19, 1810 .
IVihmngton , May 19, 1810 .
•
I
^Dbltuarp. -
'. T! e kli.g of terres
» St-e's
At
Lay : h j re
band;
L.Z i
And blasts hcrbcautltx w
, /as Piti*cii.l.A
Departed this Me
oi JoLt, Jivn'* r -, T« »fftiertuble resident
' ;• n es , daugbie
l-. i a miaule girl has
.. this Boroiig'.
'ars.arid excited a gen
i.merFcd a worthy lamiiy '.a
In Wc
;.aviiKa«cec.
•iial sympathy among
ii, n. not cnee and beauty im*
. jutse oi J ! hour ., yo
•r. from lUc to death !—the
'ervent the av.H.il transi:!
"ye lost its mild radiance—the tongue the sweet sootl •
• Jg accents of fdlai piety—and the sonified from its
urtldy habitl'ion, to ike n; an si o nr, of its glorious giv
•r ! Never war. the truth that, *• in the midst cf lif
c are in death," more emphatically illustrated than
n this melancholy instance. To the young, the gay
'»nil thoughtless, it ought
operate as a very iinprcs
• advanced, who may look
vve lesson ;—to those no
•'■i the approach of the King « f Terrors, as yet at u
emirnl th.-.t Ins awfu visit is cer
e, let it
!ir dista
and that noue ol' us know " the hour when ho
ineth.'
* ** * * <• Does youth, docs beauty read the line ;
iLcs sympathetic f» ar their breasts alarm ?
—* * * Speak dear departed shade.
Rid them be chaste, be innocent like thee ;
11 d them in btau.y's sphere as meekly move ;
Mid if so fair, from vanity as free,
As fiim in friendship—dutiful in love !
Fell them. tin.ugh 'tia an awful thing to die,
i was cVn to ihecj—yet the dread path once trod
Htsv'i
lifts its everlasting portals high,
And bids the pure in heart behold their Grd.
g Ill-raid.
1'rem l/u I'r.d..
l-onpcviti/ — Mrs. lUizaleth Chii/lon . wiil
'"i of Mr. Jacob Clavtr.n. is now living in
■ *?lls
' t-iuoiv—she is 129 vents old and en
l"tn virv good health. A'lie can hear vet}'
Ftll, and her meniotv is tolerable good ;
'»'•Iter eye.sight bus failed her so lv.uth
I
-I she ran scarcely dis-u-gtiish one person
•'■*«» ai.o.hcT. »S ' 1 » c i? a native »,( this eour'»
i
1MFRICJÎÎÎ CO.MMKRCR» J two
J
S In v urins qua* rns the hostility of Nap j f.e
to American crmirriricr ani»e«rs derided! y to c:> :
rtn;„ . .» 1 \ c i
crc.iht ; and the continental system ol cxcltiMon,
vvitli regard N> 1 5 » it » ^h ami colonial produce, was * },!tu
vigorously enforced.
London* March 2 r >.~-Denmark, >t is Miftd,
vZîu*?!-»' Û "'.N 11 A T r T *
'cs.tlb in its ports« ami directe«! che plot cub .
to be paid in«othe Royal trta'ury.
According to letters from Pui«, ot the Ifth, »
General Armstrong ha. iImi<ib*» 4 tri« passport».,
in come« ue rue o( the Order (or the seizme and
»ale of American vessels, «hick orl,. ic it
j u'dishi'd oil the
•j/ da>/,
Prussia has completely en'.? red into Bona
on
prtrfe's «ysterrr, with respect r-* ILitish commerce
in
lier porta are shut against all Butisl. and colonial
produce.
Gitfcnlurff/t) March 8 — A ftrorq; ser.sjitv*::
h*s been excited here by intclliycnce iccc ived
I lamburg, under date of the 2d i net. nnnoirnrirjr
the sequcHtnt'on of all Amcric.m property
i..
the ports ol Napoleon, Ulolland, Spain and N
ides. This information is contained in a Viter
fiom the minister for foreign aft'.ms to Mr .■h-w
f
strony, and is asserted in the Official List.
A lurch IS.—\Vc were informed on the t5ih,
of.v circumstance, which, if true is very cur; ms,
viz. That Bonaparte has been sounding the tern
per ol tnc .Swedish government, in ictfard to 'he
exclusion of Americans from the noils of .Vw.-d
, . . . • ,
en, convinced that so long a . inev " ' adm'l ■:
his » Continental system'' cannot be earned int« j
rffect. Taken with his late m.'Hi•!i - duvadi j •'
Amevlca, the tiling is probable. Tu.it Napo'icor. I
hie
names his hostility to colon ..1 produce into full j ,
practice, will appear from the followin'.' ai ; 1 .
Paui», Match I 7 —The Kmoeior uu*l Km"
ha# ui Jeu*d the inspectors of ihe imperial kifch
«■«•», in future, to use any other sugai than
•hat ui g» apes.
Letters received yesterday from llia coast of France
state, that ait ttie Airtriran property seized in the se
veral ports of that cnutitry to the 9th tust, had been
seid, and the proceeds paid into the French treasury.
Tin: amount it is said is considerable. It is added
that General Armstrong, on receiving a notifi
cation to this effect from the French minister, sent
back a strong remonstrance on the subject, which was
however, e\jiec*.t'd to be attended \v»ih no jjood eiKct.
Bonaparte, we belie*e, ne\t to ourselves, liâtes the
Americans most cordially ; \va only wonder that anv
p. rsons in the Unite« States can be so blinded by their
parriality to j^fancc, ami l»y their jirej'ldiccs against
this country, as not to see that ii wc should fall un
der the power of France, America could hot exist
for six months as an independent state. [Agood
]
Mr. Elliot, who takes cut the dispatches from Mr.
Pinkney, in the John Adams, has left town, and tha:
board
frigate will sail the moment he arrives
jion. Pap
r* on*)n t a w —
j
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
On Tuesday the lit ins:, a large American heat,
j
belonging to Madrid, (St. Lawrence co.) load-id with
■
potash, on descending that river for Montreal struck
j
on the rocks in the Cascade Rapids, about 80 miles
al
y filled and shortly after
! abnve ibat J) ;ice ami instil•
e sorry to learn, se
ujjfsCt—by which accklmt. we
San-.nel Clark, of
I vtn persons are tliowned, viz. Mr
Maihui, (agent of David A. O^dcn, Kscj of New
• Voik) a gentleman highly esteemed by all
-im ki
I him; Mr. Gates, merchant, of Johnstown, a young
of very promising talents ; Mr. Cable,
^en;lc m:t
master of the boat ; three b ;atmcn, and a blackman.
vere al-ic in the boat, at tha time cf the acci
There
Mr.
», viz
•dent, the following gentlemen, passeng«
bi« travels thro*
Englirb gentleman,
Eonilwin, a
?.Tr. M Lean, of York. Upper Canada ;
i.r.ntry ,
Mr. Nash* of Madrid ; Mr. Waggoner, of Cornwell,
Merchant, of Qiiebec, all of whom
and Mr. Evans,
Laved by the humane exertions of some Cana
re crc
The letter gentleman was taken elf the boat
dians.
after drifting through lake St. Louis, a distance of 21
remaining on the boat 11 hours.—
miles, und al r ei
Tiie following gentlemen were passengers in the boat,
•
v i /# . i.jeut. Gansevoott, of Fort Niagara; Mr. Beiden
merchant, of Niagara, Mr. Frost and Mr. Staudfield,
she was too heavy laden
of Montreal, who conceivi
aphis, and disliking the conduct of the
tv run the
urfuter of Ue boat, left her at the head of the rapids.
I he loss in property sustained by this accident must
understand several of
hten considerable, hs
V.
f money in their
the gentlemen had large sums
u
This accident shou'd serve as a caution to
trunks.
the American boatmen on that river, who, wc are in
ho
formed, are ir. the habit of loading their boats to that
.ash boards to prevent them
d*7*rec as to prevent
from iVdini ;—Albany Gaz.
foil THE GAZETTE
it/«. Editor,
I !i-iv< r>l>«rrveil a piece in your paper of
»lie 12th inst. signed "A Citizen"—from some
i,( the opinions l>v him ailvmicet! 1 think it must
have b-eir hut a short time sinne he became a ci
,f New cast b-, or certainly lie must have
tizen
heeninlhrmeillh.it opposition in local concerns,
partiel- l.irly in this county, universally gives the
..cncr.il ticket a hry'e majority : as proof of this
asfertion let him recollect the opposition that has
in
frequently orcurtlT in the election of a sherill.—
Whenever disputes exist amongst the republi
cans on poin's of lucal interest, it seldom tails to
;
cnercascil energy and activity
to
communicate
Their candidates I'm
the funeral principle,
the sheriff may he ddl .rent, out the generru ticK
K thes-.mc—thcrcf»'»re I conceive that in case
et
two .Üfferjut tu.kefs with 1 sp.ct to our rcpre
f.e » tati vcî» to the funeral assembly were to be
, . . , , , .
s.avtfiî, tue one headed* rrtfioval the other cow//
. ,
},!tu oee of the vnt of justice, and let toe candi
dates f«»r lue (.Governor am) Representative be the
game ui each, it would have the *0ect of caurin"
* exertion »h.ouglmut .he coonty-thc
. . •' *
c.toinis would rise that perseverance and alacrity
» desirable previous to au election, which is
alway.thc foimmner of xn overwhelming ma.
• * . r . ...
J^.ty m fm.r of rrpuhlicanis
• in.
" Jt Ct/i;e
Ins com uunicatcl no in fur mit i
on when he observes that die
mor.icJ interest is
in favor of the scat of ju tu e continuing in its
present »-if j i'ion. Theic is not a more Ftrenuouf
opponent than myself to such a chnr.gr.
A
Citizen 1
asserts that he is ignorant whether the
plan adopted in Kent is uncxceplic-iable or not ;
probably he is not acquainted with the way that's
provided in Kent for choosing their Committee
f Correspondence.
,
Ide is also pieascu to E.ty j
tiiat Kent mil Sussex have felt the effects of eh
....
vision in this ronrrty—! i contradiction of this I
will venture itn affirm that Col. Hal! and C. A.
Riilney were elected governor and representative
. . ,, . t
«men Hier- .vas tue greatest opposition in Uns
h 11
j county with i-spcct to the shcidis elcr.ticn that
j •' l.ip: <-risied ; and were I to take the trou
I
hie I could confute every objection advanced by j
j ,
A Citizen'—-th .t trnulilv- not being of innen
consideration, I leave it to devolve on the citizens
e-lieridlv.
a uF.prm.u:
V.
j-v 0
o
' J *" *' ' 1 )
A NT) may • entered upon the C.i'h of I
March neat, a Tick V'cssuage ot Tene- j
ment and Lot of Gioti id, fronting on Orange
street in this borough, now in the tenure of Je
lenmh Shad. The terms may be known by ap
plying lo
Isaac Stevenson.
Al o n liantVoine corner Lot on Trend; ar»!
Brcta<l street«, to He soit! or 1er.
tf
Wil.n;Tjto'i. VIav If). 1810.
If).
Turks- Island Salt and Antig
a
OW landing ffrm nn hoard the rlonp.l.n--,
Tx
eapt. York, at MrndtnbalL' wharf, 3,Ui>0
1
bushels Turks Island SALT— n 7 lihds. Am gua
UUM ol a superior q-ialnv — tor sale bv
SA. Mr.. S: i'HOs. HANSON.
tf.
May 2, IS Kb
SALT FOR SALE,
In Philadelphia,
j^TOW landing, fiom on board the ship Phil
adelphia, at Blights' wharf, above Rate
ot Cadiz SALT, of ihe fii»t
truer, a cargo
qaal tv. And from on board th
t Î Dry on,
al the same place, a cargo of coarse SALT, first
<r ality, front the Islrof Msv. Enquire of
JOSEPH HEYNOL.U«,
No. I 53, north '.Vater st. Phi!.
Who intends keeping a regular supply ol salt,
on siid wharf, which he will sell ou the most
reasonable terms.
6r
May 12, I cl 10 .
403 DOLLARS REWARD.
AN AWAY from the sub'cril-.ar, living
J_<L -a Calvert county, ne.tr Huntingtown,
DIUK, BAZIU
-in: fdiiiuing negroes, \iz.
CH ARLES and JiM. Dick i» 57 year
about live feet six o - 1 eight inches h-g
r.i'n (la( k
SL) years of
Baa
complexion ami thin visage,
am-, about five feel eight or ten im his iiigh, of a
very black complexion, and rather of along
face; he has a scar over One of lus eyes, occa
sioned by a blow, and lias very large h-ct.—
Charles is 22 years of age, about live feet one
inch high, is well made, ipd o( a very black
complexion; he his af times for fnnv yea's p-st
worked in a blat ksmilh's shop, ,'im is 50 yens
old, about six feet high, and of dirk complex
ion; he is a carpenter by trade. I'iieir clothing
cannot be dost lilted, as it is veiy probable thty
wiil change i'—Charles tr nk with him a white
woollen country cloib j.ok-.t, an.l a pai: c't d..ik
green cloth trowsers—dnu has wilh him a l-Iuc
ctuth jacket,anda pairofwhile woollen country
i.lotlt trowsers : he also has with him a broa i
aforesaid s' -vus
I
and an iron square.
axe
were seen ivear Miliord in r).-!aware, and it is
supposed they have gone to Wilmington, and \
probable from them e to Philadelphia and the
Jeiseys. The above reward will be given to j
any person who will apprehend the said slaves ;
and secure them in jail, so that the subt>criber
gets them again, or one hundred dollar» tor cither
of them. Should any person apprehend those
slaves, he will inform the subscriber by letter,
where be resides.
Thomas C. Gantt
May 1310.
For Sole,
VERY valuable tract of LAND, situate
A
in the county of Ncw-Casdc, in ihe stun- oi
Delaware, about 18 acres of Land—one nuis
the Kennet Load, with a
fiom Wilmington, on
eil of Rood water at the
new Stone House, a v
door, a young oichard ami some of the best early
thrsugn
iVuit) und a stream of water runn
to
which amply supplie» the lots. Enquire of
to
ANDREW GRIPS, jun. or
JOHN CHIPS,
111 Wilmington.
4 *n
April 23, 1810.
induce.
#
1 TTS UHSU ANT to a resolution of the In..,.
j A-* __ \ . . _ , ■ .
1 .B I).rectors of the Bink of Wilmington an •
Brandywine, the subscribers give notice tha/
they will attend at the house of Edvard Tio?aay
on Saturday rite second day of June next, befweer/
the 1 !" ur Y' f ,c " ln !n « T'> »* •»
evening, for the purpose of fece'.'ir^ »lie thm!
instalment of five dollars per «baie orfthc capital
stock ol the said compao.v.
John Way,
Hubert Hamilton,
Joseph Robinson.
M yy 10, 1810.
4 0 'c
For Sale,
A V ALL A RLE ;>lsr.ta-inn, on which th
zi. subscriber has Jived, a-ntl been employed in,
proving forsi.vei.il years—containing about 2S0
iterni, two am! an half miles from Wilmington,
ami nearly the -ante cllstaivce from New Castle
laying
west F.cic of the new road \u
n t
Claik'.s . 1 : -s ilcitd'f corner.
t As any attempt to
j do justice i.i tlescnbin^ the advantages th*s farm
prv'seises, would, to those who are strangers
to
inc lui. (I and improvements, appear extravagant,
therefore, those who may lie ini lined to parcha«?
are left to enquire and esanine lor themselves.
1 he situation is a most desirable one, and a «
rent
bargain may he had by nn endv ajiplicati
ior. to
THOMAS MENDENHALL.
P. 8 . About eighty acres .adjoining, a pro
piutionatc part-of which is woouland, may be
j ij.„j with or withoni the above farm.
Wilmington, May 7, 1610.
Ml2 if
NOTICE.
LFTtHIS
to give nctice, tii.it ihesubrcr
ers of
_ Talbot county, in
of Maryland,
have ohtaiucvl from the Grph.
'» Court of Tr.:
Inn county, in Maryland, letters of uitministrr,.
I tion on the persona! estate of John Kultrl*, late
j of Talbot ci.iinty aforesaid, deceased, A IF pea
sons having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers theieof'to the subscribers, at or befoie
the u'li day of Now.idler next ; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
siid estate. Given under our hands this 20th
div of April, anno domini 1810.
BENJAMIN ROBERTS, ft
Samuel goss ace
Adm'rj...
May 2 , 1810.
\v3t
REMOVAL
MATTHEW KEAN,
N FORMS h;s fiifivlk and the public in gen
eral. tha* lie bar remove;! to the bou : c lately
«'lived by Nathan Busselt, a few donrs below
• ('. reell v . ptinpite J.-i.-iniah 3Y(v»l.
t- effrrs for sale a
'..in-L.nnc- assortment of scasur.-hlc t».sn<3
on
In ate te;m:i.
W 1 nir.gfoni April 2!, fs'O'.
tf
W 1 nir.gfoni April 2!, fs'O'.
tf
TO BE LET,
N D nnfselkion given immediately, a iaro-e
nnd comm,id ous two story blick house,
fnuated on the east side of King-street, late
ly occupied by Mrs. Oldham, together with
a stable ami carriage.house.
terms sp«
piy t'>
WILLIAM RANK I
VViîmiî'^ton April 7, isop.
•tf.
To be Sold.
1 RACT or ;,dreel of Marsh
A
••.He in
Appntpiitiimink hundred and county of
New-Castle, adjoining land late of Thomas Lis
ion and land ol 'A ill am Fiat:--- , containing a
bont Fd'iy ii<-!c«. Enquire r-t Mr». LÆTl ilA
CLARK; near Cant x eli's-llii Ige,
or
JOSEPH ß. M'KF.AN,
Phil
Ii <lm.
■NOTICE.
Meeting nf the Storkheddsrs in the Bu/./.iJ
A
lh (im r> ü l o v a id Lt a a tfy c
owe »s requested)
at the hoQAe olTMwanl 'i'homaSji
n Wilmington)
or. Monrl iv, liie 28th
„ . I day of May next, at tour
o'clock, P. M.L r the puipose of dWposinp; of the
Five limiilred reserved shares of said Stock. By
( r 1 er o4' the Directors. Apnl 28th—j).
TUE hUiiäCRIBEK t )i- KEILS FOR SALE
A SMALL FARM,
O N i A 1 :N ! N Q about forly-ti^ljt acres of
c
.ing in East Nottingham, v'crcil couu
' land
• iid, on two public roads, leading from
l)%
M-*rir.g House to New Lond.m Cioss
\ 'he Bn
Hoads, an.! îro r» Lancaster to Kikton, one mile
j ami thus quartets from the Brick Meeting
; House, six-mdes from the Cross-Roads, about
tïiii ty units liom Lancaster, and eleven miles
lu)o- il lb ton, on tl.e main waggon road ! torn
Little hritam lovynship to Christiana B.idge,
the situation is healthy, pleasant, and hand'ome,
and as fpod a stand. Inr a tavern and store, as
there iy in tha neighbourhood,
J'i'. re erccitd oh lire pienvses a large twa
House, with a store house ant! kitchen
rti.-rv
all ban been rough oast, good stable«,
unjoin
r. well of vt iv jr 'i t! water, about two hmulrtd
Peach Frets, just he <un to hear, some other fruit
t- eu» of I'iffeii-ot kinds ; about fifteen acics of it
in wrtudl.nul and some of the ground liiyintf
U-ntlsoine for inuatlow. As it is presumed that
w'.M )•'.; ! ne to jM-i* *' ist witnout sec
.o per.«t.
li'ti Ui** [Moperty, a i«'ttiiei •» Lon is deemed
itnncconary. An iiuVihputablc tiiL ;vill be made,
and nn«mv.'.îon ^svtn :o stit tlie [inrchaser, am*
the iei;r*3 made known bv ?\'\ lvb. • to
• JOHN Cii \ND! KF.
fit
•i! If.. IV.O.
s