The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-05-30 00:00:00, page 3

I (latter myself, sir, that the alterations
which may take place in the resolutions of
your government, will dispose his Majesty
conformable to his views
to measures more
and to those sentiments of friendship and
good understanding which the King is de
sirous to exist» and which he wishes to
cultivate with the United States of Ame
rica
Accept, sir, the assurance of my very
distinguished consideration.
(Signed)
The Marquis of G ai.i.o.
%l)t mwttt.
Wilmington , May 30, 18 1U.
meeting of the re/iublicans of Nero Castle
At
County , held at A r ew Castle, at cafu. Hewlett'*
Hotel — I)r. Merritt was chosen chairman, ci
Thomas Huffs secretary/.
It was moved, seconded, and resolved. That
a meeting ol the republicans of New Castle
County, be held at the Red Lion tavern, on Sa.
turdav, the 2d day of .lune next, for the pur
pose of selecting delegates, to meet the dele
gates from Kent and Sussex counties, to fix on
candidates to lie supported at the next general
election, for the offices of governor and repre
sentative to congress.
llesotvcd , '1 hat the proceedings be published
in the Wilmington papers.
IiKN.I. MERHITT, Ch,r..>i,an.
THOMAS DU IT', Secretary.
'Sequestration'—more of it Î
A Treaty is concluded between i-'ranec
and Holland, the 10:h article is as follows.
" All merchandize brought by Ametican
ships into the ports of Holland, since Oct.
j 809, shall be sequestertd and left at the
disposal of the French government; who
will dispose of the same accoiding to cir
cumstances arising out ol her political rtla
fions with the United States,"
Trade of Jlo.fon .—In one mouth, from Apr 1
*21 to May 21, 2.*0 vessels arrived at. Boston
from foreign and other ports ; ami 2th) clcaicd
during the same time. Touc arrived and tieai
fer one month, 949.
The celebrated repuMi* an n
*1 maritime town
of Marblehead has elected to ".he Mastacliusetts'
a t* i AiNs, and a
Jegialatuie, no less than six
Da. White ; some of the nanus are ominous ;
Captatn Martin, Captain Bailey, Capt. Bi.som,
Captain Pi entiss, Captain Hooper and Captain
.Story. Eveiy thing, says the A'alctn Register,is
W!dr.
up to our highest expectations.
TUE REMAINDER!
It requires some sagacity to penetrate '.Ik
sudden part of a story, when only one half is
unveiled ; to learn the termination ol Burdi-lt's
commitment, 6tc. Inis exhausted the conjee,
lures of many good guesser.
John Bull seemed in a passion, breaking
windows, hnzaaing: and parading the streets—
j
but, the little contemptible rnoltbish trade of
pelting windows, manifests clicuinscribed i
views and low intentions—unworthy of nu-n j
who affect to think of state aiVaus, or to regard I
the infringement of the constitution--in the
illegal warrant issued by the house of com
mons against Burden. These bawling, bier
house politicians, will soon glow weary ol
window breaking, go to dure over their ale, and
let their rage evaporate in volumes of tobacco
smoke. So says one. Another thinks, that if
the popular BurdtU be conveyed to the tower,
tlut ancient building will experience the fate of
the hostile ; that though the populace ate phleg
matic, yet they are pcisevering—and, if vio
lence he offered to Burdett, that they will do
more lima Lighten the king and queen and
maids of honour ; that ambitious leaders will
seize the occasion to effect a revolution—of
which Westminster will become the central
point.
Others say, that the ministerial faction, find
ing themselves so warmly opposed by the peo
ple of the metropolis, will compromise the
matter, or rather quash the warrant.
Another objects : p' ide, malice and folly will
luge ministerialists onward—they will enforce
'lie wmrant hv an armed force, liteon the mob
il they resist; and thus elect the foi tress of
" undefined privilege" on the retins of the la.t
pile of British freedom—
*' Such are the miscreants v.-lro will rule the realm !
Such the black pirates that will seize the helm !"
That, be the people disposed as they may
fiiv revolution, the presence of an immense
military force, malty of them foreign mcrcena
tins, will restore tranquillity immediately.
Hut, there are nota lew who augur favours'
file results ft out this commotion ; who ima
gine, that oppression Is become intolerable, and
that the great body of volunteers and militia
will catch the spit it of reform and effect the
restoration of l.bcrty.
It is difficult perhaps to p roll ounce pro or
con; hut, however our wishes drag us one
W ry, a knowledge of the English c-hai'uctier
leads us imotlirt'. li
Avraut peltl".
C,
«iii (i[;ost prohablv)
suffer their font logo off
i-i smoke. But, the event will pt»aut
IT. t ll
tniity into political riglit i.
THF. l'KOPLE'S TEARS,
fire to 1 »:? orei'.it*.*! »■ tl .- i;*-u t
napje, '• is so uncoitunoniy tiv-iinfict-nt as to
beggar nil desctiplion. It is embroidered all
ovet' with diamonds, and the intervals filled
with Malines lace'
•if cost about one hundred
thousand dollars.
Massachusetts leoislaturf. **
The Boston Patriot of Saturday, statea ti t*
republican nett gain to be 72.
A British national three masted schooner, was, on
the 18*h imt. cruising off Charleston bar
Durr, af.rr remaining two months on the frontiers
of France soliciting leave to enter it, at length suc
ceeded through the medium of Mr Piehon.late French
minister here. —
A Mr. Moricr, formerly British consul in the Mo
I
rca, and nephew to the secretary of the Persian em
bassy, is coming out to this country, but whether as
charge des affairs or minister resident we have yet to
learn. «
A general Demouties is cot deg ôut to the Uni cd
States i.i a diplomatic character) but whether as the
successor of general Turrcau or as spec a! envoy we
have not learned. This off.ccr is said to be oiie cf t'*c
emperor's aids.
The Spanish government at Cadiz issued an edict
on the 16th March last, recognizing Louis XVIII as
the rightful sovereign of France, offering tl»e com
mandary of St Jago and Alcantara as a price for
or Joseph dead or alive, and the person
poh
>p re
tobled.
Î. ending them to he «n
W ester's mill, on the James lt'.ver canal, half a
mi'e above Richmond,
consumed by fire on Sun*
day se'enight, togetner with a Cooper's shop—suppo'
I.» the mill were between 1 and 299
Red by «ie -up..
barrels of i!<
and more than 1000 bushe's cf wheat,
vhich were uc»troyed in the conflagration.
The Uni' cd States frigate Constitution, commodore
Rogers, accompanied by the Argus ami Ilornet gun
Wednesday last, from
brigs, arrived off Annapolis
A large ship» supposed to the frga'c
N.tw-York.
United States, went up the Delaware yesterday.
DILI), at Tyr'.nghanrc, Mas on the 4th inst. Giles
1
f/achon, Etq aged 73. At the cap'ure of Btirgoync,
he commanded a regiment of militia.
Tin % Ja/ionncd, Plated l Parr;:.
extensive, and
The manufacture of tin ware is
Connecticut supplies the greater part of the United
States with that article ; but the sheets arc always im
ported. • The manufacture of plated ware, principally
for coach makers and saddlers, employs at Philadel
phia ?.'» workmen ; and the amount annually made
there exceeds one hundred thousand dollars. There
are other similar establishments at New-York, Haiti*
more and Charleston,— Gallatin's Report.
(lun-l'owdcr.
Sal'prtrc is found in Virginia, Kentucky and some
otherofthc western states anti territories; but it is
principally imported from the East Indies. Tire ma
nufacture of gun-powder is nearly, and may at any
moment be made altogether adequate to tire consuinp
j lion ; the importation of foreign p.nvtler amounting
inly to -100,00,*) pounds. The manufacture of Bran
i '
iriploys a capital of 75,000 dollars,
j 1 •' " " ll ' w 1 ' 1 ' '
, anti is considered as the most per
I
fect, makes alone 225,000 lbs. annually, and might
make 000,000 lbs, if there was a demand for it. Two
utlu-r:;, near Baltimore, have a capital of 100,060 dol
lar., and make 450,000 lbs. of a quality said lately to
be equal td an; iinporlrd There are several other
powder mills in Pennsylvania and other places; hut
y.al amount of gun-powder made in the United
th
- ; s no- ascertained- — ibid.
'Fwenty Dollars Reward.
I') AN away from the Star Office, in Easton,
Md on Saturday the 19th of May inst.
an apprentice boy, by the name of Josefih Burk ,
about 15 years of age, hut fmall for that age,
lively and free fpoken, looks pale when fpoken
to (harp, very artful, and may change his
name and proleflion—he is a fast and tolerab'e
correct compofitor : had on when lie iau away,a
brown dotli jacket, dark callimcre pantalets,
&c. The above reward will be paid to any
perfon apprehending faid hoy, if taken out of
the state of Maiylattd, c ten dolla's if taken
the state, and fecurcd fo that I get him, with
in
reafonable expences if brought home.
It is prefftmed he is making for Wilmington
and Philadelphia. The editois of papers in
thofie places arc follcited to give the above a
few infertions, and the favor w ill he dieei fully
returned.
THOS. PERRIN SMITH.
R. S. All perfetis are forwarned harbouring
laid boy at their peril.
Sur office, Easton, Md. \
'lav 90, 1810. »
1
SALT FOR SALE"
. In Philadelphia,
j 'TNTO\Y landing' from on honte! the ship Phil
! adclphia, at Brights' whs if, above Race
j street, a cuvg*6 ol Cadiz SAL!, ol the first
I qualify. A *0. frôm on board the ship Halcyon,
1 at the same place, a catgo of coarse SALT, first j
!
i qr.uh IV, from the Isle of Mnv, Enquire of
i ' JOSEPH'REYNOLDS,
No. 1 58, north Water st. T*l;
r
Ol S3 1 .*,
Who intends kcepirg a tegular supply
i on said wharf, which he vv ; ! ' azii
a t-ne most
I'abic tot tn".
teas;
M i v
fir
12, tn'.O.
rrnsr ïupply of
LVA:.
KA.MILŸ MEDICINES,
)i
:"':ived and fob sale by
:ia
v lock er man,
L .or.r.Urr. IVitmington.
LEE'S
\ .
Jestroving Lozenges.
A rricdicf:
'■"Inch for fafety, efficacy and
cxteiui.e ufctiilnd», ;?» not equalled.
1 his med cine, winch is as innocent and
rrdld as it i certain and e"ficacious in its opera
tion, cannot injure the final left infant, fhou'd
no worms exil in the body—but will without
pam or "I tping c'.eanfe the llomach and bowels
of whatever is foul
or olfeniive, and thereby
pi- \ eiu the production of worms, ..nd many
I a- 4! df.orders.
An -ounce of prevention i; worth
pounds of cure.
«
V'cr life prevention and cure of Bili ous and
Mali grant Fever«, is recommended
Lee's Ami Rillious Pills.
The operation itf tliefe pills is perfectly
mild—fo as to be uft-d with lafety by perfuns
n every lituaiion, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry oft
liiperfluous bile, and prevenr its morbid fecie
lions—to reliure and amend the appetite, pro
duce a Iree perfpiration, md thereby pievent
cc'.ds. which are of en of fatal confeqoences—
a dole never fails to remove a cold, if taken on
itsfuftappeaiar.ee. They are celebrated for
removing habitual coftivcnela—(ieknefs at the
:li. mach and f-vere bead-ache—ami ought to
be taken by all perfo-is on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efficacious
in preventing and cming difo.ders attendant
on lö.ng voyages, and fliunld be procured and
carefu.tiy preferved for ule by every feamau.
Lee'» JuL'lib'e Fiver £<. Ague Diop3.
For ike cure of Agues, Remittant and inter
mit tan t Fevers.
Thoulartds can leftfiy of fckeir being cured
by tliefe clrojps, after the bark and every other
medicine have proved ineffectual. Not more
than one in a hundred have hud occufiân to
take move than one, and numbers not half a
bottle.
Lee's Sovereign Ointment for live
Itch.
A preparation which for pleafantnefe, eafe,
lafety and expedition, gives place to no appli
cation whatever—free from meicury, or any
pernicious ingiedient, and un mended with
that troublelbmc and tormenting fmart which
generally accompanesother medicines, prepa
red lot ihe fame purpofe. J Ills vegetable re
medy is fi> mild, yet efficacious that il may he
ufed with the utiaoft lafety on the moll delicate
.pregnant lady, or on a ciiiid not a week old
Lee's Elixir,
A fovereign remedy for Colds, obUmcre
Coughs, Asthmas, >orc Throats, and approach
ing Confumptions. To parents who may have
children afflict* d with the Hooping Cou^h.
This d.fcovery io of the firlt magnitude, as
it affords immediate relief, checks the p. ogrel's,
and in a fltorc time entirely removes the ntu 1
cruel diforder to which childr«n are liable ;
the Elixir is fo perfe&ly agreeable, and the
dofe lb fatall, that no difficulty ariles in ta
king it.
Lee's Grand llestofativc
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine
for the fpeedy relief and permanent cure cf
various complaints which reluit from diflipated
pleafurcs—-juvenile indiferetions—refid nice *n
climates unfavorable to the couftitution—ike
immoderate ufe of 16a, frequent intoxication,
or any other dettruétive intemperance—thenn
Ikiiful or cxcelfive life of mercury —the difeafes
peculiar to females at a certain period of life,
bad lyings in, ihe.
Kestorative Powder for t!te Teeth
and Gums.
Lce's Genuine Eye-Waler.
A fovereign remedy for all difeafes of the
Kyis, whether the effect of natural WeakneL
of accident, fpeedily removing inflamma
Dl
tions, defluxions of rheum, dull nets, itching,
and films oil the eyes—never failing tn cure
thole maladies which frequently fucceed tl.e
fmall pox, mealies and fevers, and vvondei fully
ft lengthening a weak fight. Hundreds have
experienced its excellent virtues when nearly
deprived of fight.
Lee's Corn Plaistcr.
An infallible remedy for fpeedily removing
Corns, ruot and branch, without giving pain.
Tooth Ache Drops.
The only remedy yet difeovertd which gives
immediate and lading relief, in the moftfevere
j instances,
Lre's Gfiitiinc Persian Lotion,
So celebiated among the faflvonahle rlirntigh
r
out Europe, asan it,valuable cofiurtic, pe;fecr
ly irnocent and free from cofreiive and reptl
: e:;t ntinera!'. (thesebails of other lotions' cud
,
ci unparaîl.lcd efficacy in preventing and
je
moving blemifltes of every kind, part calai
freckles, pimples, inflammatory reduefs, fcurK
tetters, ring-worms, fun-1 uins, prickly-bea;
premature wiinl.les, &c.
The Indian Vegetable Speeme.
V
^ or tiie cure of Venereal complaints.
riiofe Medicin s having come into gene.a'
ufe, t. ey are frequently purchaftd net only bv
druggists; but by country store keepers to fell
again — in order that the purchasers may be
confident they have the original Genuine Mt Ji
wherever they purrhafe they liave luit
cutes.
to cibferve, that every article of Med cine has
on lire ouliide wrapper, tint lignaturc of tl;c
p opr etors,
Michael Lee, & Co.
(Late lUehatd Lee & Son.)
May ;c, iSio
A Mill b. small Farm for sale.
\S7*LL ceitainly be sold at public auction,
\ V on the 22.1 day of June ntxt on ihe pre
mises, a Merc han't and Ciiht M'. 11, with 22
acres of highly manured land, which lias pro
duced "'.l bushels of wheat, and 60 bushels of
corn t.) the ac
with a complete brick d\Vd
lini'-iiouse of modern finish, and necessary
out buiRnn^a for every comfort, ft is 2 miles
bchuv thf Bed Lion Taverh, New CastJe coun
ty , Dei.
on the load to Dover, under good
h nre, and the mill just repaired «rid at work.
V» ith it is 12 acres of woodland, and 8
lu 1 fcd
prime marsh meadow at a small distance, and
will be sold separate or together,
The terms
will he credit, lint a generous discount secured
for cash payment to accommodate monied
men.
I The property would peculiarly suit persons
cf case and industry, and «specially those from
the lower, counties of Delaware or West .i, r
3ey. as the air and climate would,ytiry little
ftom ll'.e.r own. The public may be assuicd
of essaie, even at a redt.C,'(l price. having mo
ved fiom t". for that purpose.
jessc iiiggin:
N B. The whole may be had at privat
c sale
fur the low pr.ee of 5,SCO dollars.
May V). l.-i
ll the td'tors» of il « Aurori and the
Mited
States Gazette, will give the
«novo a dUu'c in
ibeir country papers, their bills shall ha paid
at the post-office Wilmington.
at post-office Wilmington.
TREASURY DE PART AI EN 1',
in; r
m tomonmly with the pto*
■ e *>v la*.v lor ilia t'uutbm,e
visions m
ment of the exenar.a
* «
ix per cent.stock, ere
ated by the second sec
m of the act. tntilied,
\n act Mipptemetilttf) ,
to tlie act, intituled
t making provision lot
llie redeiiipi'on of
an
the whole of the public debt cf the United
States," passed on the It tit day of February,
idor, it has been determined l>v the
curumis
sioners of the sinking fund,
t'iat .the residue
of the principal of said stock should be reim
but ceil on liter fust d.iy of January next : Full
He notice \i therefore g
■î to the proprietor's
of tire certificates of txcliungcd tlx fier rent.
Stock, rrca'cd by .the art aforesaid, that the
principal of the whole »nimmt of said stock
not heictofare reimbursed, will,.on ,, surrend
v.7*
of the certificates, be paid on the fust dnv
i
January, loll, to the respective Stockholm.;
or their legal representatives, or at'.ornies d
■a I Y
constituted, eithai at the treasury or at lise !
.an
office where the stock thus to be reimbursed,
may then sum! credited to thç propriciots
theieof.
It is f.'.ithcr made known for the inf.-rtna.i
d.m of the parties concern. that no transfat
a
of certificates of exchanged six per cent, stuck
from the books of the treasury, or any of the
commissioners uf loans, will Ire- allowed alter
'.lie first day of December next ; sod that ihu
interest on the whole amount of salt! slock will
cease and determine on, the day preceding the
darf hereby fixed for t'*'# reimbursement thereof.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Secretaru of the t.-iaimy.
May SO, 13 10.
lmtD
Grand Lodge cd Dclav
f
(îiaftd Communication of the Orvnd LoJffîf
A
of i >« f.iware* wijl t'e held it the Town HaTI
in the j'^>T6'»igh of WilminjjJan, on Mon da v th.*
■l I,
.m*>L <r tun o'clock in the
Sfflh* il:
Uiornîii»;
at wbi' h tin? ADsters, Ban Master'?*
and Wardens of th ? several
.Oci^ca thu>u^hoi«üf
the Ktato «ire i
ViHCSUrd »o ulituui. — Ruoliahe:! \yj
t m s h i ; * (u 1 J ruSS lu G R K F. N, K- ck
order »»f «l s e V
üf Maüc.r.s for the at.tt-î of Delà*
Grant! r.Dstâ
Edward Roche,
Grand Secret Jr',,
M-iy 23, IS 10.
fit.
* Ti.e 24;il being Seftdov.
NOTICE,
Ï JURSÜAN r to a resolution of the board
. D.rectors ol the Bank of Wilroingt
on ;
Brandywine, the subscribers give notice that
tliey will attemi-at the house of Edvard T&rttuc;,
on Satu rday the second day of June next, between
the hours of ten-ft; the morning ami six in the
evening, for the purpose of receiving the thin!
instalment of five dollar? per ?baie on the capmd
i-toc.k of the Said co
r.ar.v.
John Wti]',
lîobett Hamilton
Joseph Hohiusw;.
M.- :•
'n