The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-01-13 00:00:00, page 3

«ad reasoning on line conduct of congress, we
must be persuaded that in proportion as they
must now see that former concessions encour
aged this last insuit, will be their energy in fit
ture to make atonement to themselves and fcl
low citizen?, by the most energetic and dee ded
stand. Our hand is now put to the plough—
we cannot recede. And however much many
of our citizens may have slid into apathy and
indifference worn being bab'Utated to submis
sion, we are persuaded that nothing is required
to recal back the energy which was exhibited
two years past but the voice of congress,
Ever since the peace of 1783, there has not
been asingle circumstance on our pattin which
the British government could even pretend to
charge us with being the aggressors—every
act of injustice has been with them—and when
-with all our patience they have been guilty of
auch violations and cruelties, can it be expect
eel bat that party with their king who are lor
war with the United States, will not seize with
avidity to rouse the British nation, already pre
judiced against us, to consent to direct hoslih
ties ? No act is so likely to have this effect as
the rejecting of an ambassador, a degradation
"which we believe has not ever before been of
fered to or experienced by that nation—i nd for
this reason will have the tendency to he the
very step which could have bien Resiled to
Tender a war with us palatable in the presen'
situation of England.
_ This decisive step on our part must ihcre
Tore, in our opinion, have the effect of consoli
dating and combining our disputes, for it is
impossible for us to recede
and, as we Ire fore
said.we are persuaded that the present Brin
ministry trill not —they denied and disavowed
Erskine's instructions to answer their purposes,
but they will not disgrace Jackson,
He was
sent here purposely to bully and insult. lie
lias not we are certain exceeded his instruc
tions. But we question if either Jackson
cr
his masters expected tiie
consequences, and
firmness of our government.
This affair happening on the moment of the
meeting of congress is particularly fl
vcrable
ash will give the opportunity of taking im
mediately every step necessaty for defence,
and'Stretigthening the hands of the admin s
t.'ation, and there cannot be a doubt hut the
first mails after the commencement of the
ses
sion, will announce the most decided
measures,
and preparation to meet the resentment of the
British government.
W e repeat that we deprecate war as the
greatest evil which could befal the United
btates—we will not look hack and reflect on
the forbearance of different admir.i irations,
convinced that forbearance was solely occasion
ed by their solicitude for peace—bur bad some
such decided step been before taken, ;.av,
on
the Chesapeake murders, we do believe that
there would have been less prospect of direct
war than now.
JFrom a London pa fier.
BRITISH FINANCES.
There never was a neiiod in the history of
the country, when the subject of finances w.s
rtiore interesting thau at pieseut. 'The taxes
come home to the business and bosom of
every
man; there is not one clast in foiiety to which
their ramifications do not extend; tint! it is pro
bably to the pressure of taxation, and the de
rangement of onr financial system, that
our m
veterute enemy, Napoleon, chiefly looks for
ward as flis be4 allies. The income uud ex.
penditure of the country are subjects interesting
at ail times, but particularly at the pres nt ; ami
we therefore propose to lay before our readets a
concise view of our finances for the year ended
the 5th January, 1 80p, the full detai s of which
were ordered, by the house of commons, to be
printed in Mctch last.
GREAT BRITAIN.
L.
s. d.
Produce of the customs
9,214,1a 1 0 8
Excise
19,824,31 5 9 0
Stamps
4,821,865 O 0
Land and assessed tuxes
7,ö0fl,l m2 18 3
Post office
1,198,251
2 8J
Duties on pensions and gala
125,479 7
4*
Hackney coaches, hawkers
ml* pedlars
42,759 3 Hi
* 43,132,'JC)4 4 2J
This f, mis tire whole produce of the ordinary
and permanent taxes.
Next come the war taxes, under the heads of
additional duties of
2,784 544 4 1
Customs
ti.87fl.798 17
Ext ise
n
11,398,134 Hi 41
Property tax
Arrears of income duty
15,427 7 71
21,094,905 5 8§
Total
This is the tot »1 produce of tiie war taxes.
Besides which, dime are other branches of
revenue among wlucu we observe the produce
of
Crown lands
50,721 9 3J
Lotteries
461,250 0 0
Money repaid by public ac
121,040 13 8i
countants
Money paid for interest on
loans to Ireland
2,955,123 6 1
ft
Thet:
- al«o various other s m -.Her items !
and of ■
■hole money raised, the
Grand total is
«7 ,054,618 2 1
To which add loans paid in
to the exchequer in 1308 10,102,620 15 fi
Stand total,if receipts 77,157,238 17 7
EXPENDITURE,
Of Great Ari ' tllu m the V'.'/ih'
•' Jcnu
Nat io
, IT
Interest and cha
gi'S of - u.
nagement
" >
Money applied to reduction
"
of national debt
10,H8.HO6 If,
Interest on exchequer bids
Ît». 5"*! Ifi ;
Total
32,7*1,.«mo <) 3.
CIVIL LIST.
Under this b
I are included ;,1, the expenccs
of the civil government of the country, pensions,
bounties, See.
fötal of this head
2,050,409 10 3
Navy expenditure under ail
it heads
I 7 4h'7 8f»2
S
Ordnance
5,108,900 3 2
THE ARMY.
Ordinaries
ll,353,2po 12 11
Extraordinaries
5,847 ."<>2 2 11
Army total
—I 7.201,001 15 y
SUBSIDIES
To Sweden
1,100,050 0 0
To Sictly
300 000 0 0
Total of subsidies
i .400 OOO O O
M scellaneous ser Les
2,939,100 U
4
Total of expenditure
7 3,5!, 1,345 15
2j
income
77 1 >f>
17 7
Surplus
3,705,893 2 4 j
Kxtract of a letter
New Or lean*, to a
• ro
met chant tu B-;
. CO
" We are all .1
agitation here. Mr Brown,
collector, ciecumped last Yrrsday,
the
with
about one bundled and fifty thousand dnlJui«.
public money, and bas not since v, een heard id.
He purciiased ot Mr. James Jon nr on,
a small
'ast v a 1 i; 1 -, Bntihli Irhuc.i, :n whu.h be is Mip
}.*os^ ; 1 » have ^onc. She
as ,.t the I'aiize
i hursdav, and it vv-.is expet ted
Would get oy
th.J night, or early on briday rnorr.iug. Lieut.
Levitt, in the commodore's gigg, w,.s sent aftci
him ou l'tih s lay night, about 10 o'clock witli
i) towns. Y, e have not heard of ins
success.
Little Brown had ail his money in doubloons,
ar.d we ha.c heard 01 8500 which he took will,
him. File knell Vesuvius sails to day (Mon
day) to Ctuize lor
and 1 lie Æ'na, lieu .
Biiiibriii
e. g. ts ..
bf>u;e livuropvan po;ts ? pio
bably lirsi to Lisbon, to look for him."
By the sell. Hiilumn, captain I'ice, from New
Oilcans, wc learn, that the felucca,
in which
, the la;e collector, made his escape, had
>iUWIl
been captured by a guu-boat, ar.d was in the li
ver when captain Tice sailed. Unfortunately,
however, Blown, with his plunder, lia.l bee-,
landed at buvxnua-la- Mar, Jamaica, and fears
were entertainul, that lie would lurtber succeed
in ciumg the pursuit id justice.
Lrie, (Pen.) Du . 21.—It would appear, by
a rciercn« - t«» di^ colUc tor*? books of tins pou,
tiut fouitcen tliousan«l tl-.rce bundled and fifty
or / l*/u0 bushels of suit huS . rcn
SIX barrels,
lauded here dm iRjj this se^ion. Last yea «• rot
ten thousand barrels wet^
more tha:
nine or
Ended—and the year before, perhaps liait du
number , f the pieser.t year.
dt/ucduil Pipes. —Mr. Robert Bljuey. o'
Hanover, (N. M ) has invented a machine »vhi ,i
moulds and presses clay pipes for r.qiiedn --s :
I'liese ci ty pices, when propel y
» n.-.r
alt |S
solid at.tl heavy and will last as long; •• slime ,
cost no moie than wooden one . d i i-.e ■ ■ lit*
same way, and arc fastened by strong au i Cue p
cement.
* 5* n 1
*
I
FOR SALK.
l
At M. R. LocKermaii's Book S oie,
SEWARD'."» 11In , fDi'wir., ptive
£ 2 00
Gibbon's histoty of ti.c Roman Empire,
22 00
hi. pine's Works,
9 00
Smollet'1, History of England,
13 00
The Complete Getier il Allas,
10 00
2 50
Geogv.ipliical ( mpdaiion,
Gutiiuc'g Gci'gru, h'c.d Grammar,
5 50
The Ladies Vote. Comp n.
I 00
n,
Dor. Quixot in 5 vols, with pû tes,
5 00
hterne's work-, 5 vols.
5 CO
Pope's works, (» vols wi h plates,
7 50
The Federalist, 2 vols, elegant,
5 00
The wotksof Fisher Ames,
3 50
Carr's Noilhern Summer,
2 00
Stranger in 11eland,
2 00
Stranger in France
2 00
1'he Duke of York, ecrsui Mrs. Clark,
2 25
The I,avers of Lavender, a novel translat
ed from the French,
2 00
The Monk, in 2 vols.
2 00
Emelinc, in 3 vols.
3 00
Thornton Abbey, 2 vols.
2 00
Don Raphael,
I 25
Jane T.-Ibot,
1 25
Nocturnal Visit, 2 vols.
2 50
P triotic Sketches by Miss Owenson,
1 00
Ilermsprong, 2 vols.
2 00
Mor.taibcit, 2 vois.
2 00
Vicar of Wakefield,
1 00
Ehe Armenian, 2 vols.
2 00
Roderick Random,
2 00
Humphrey Clrnker,
2 00
1 50
Joseph Andiews,
3 00
Peregrine Pickle, 3 vols.
2 00
Count Fathom,
1 25
Romance of the Forest,
John De Lancaster,
2 00
Plays, in hound volumes or in number?.
Common and Pocket Almanaes for 1810,1
tf
January 13,
OBSTINATE COUGHS,
-•'llunit, $-C.
rut tinned.
> I lievi d and
d ay the use of UutuiUoat Kliiir.
speedu
Dear bought
experience iras taught thousands
t ody ami
heating medicines, joined with
i'-tong
plates or sleepy drugs, repealed dores ot
nit eh Hatter and deceive the patient for the | rr
.'ct. by procuring momentary ease ; experience,
1 b. s taught thousands, that the common
opiate.-, nd baljj ruins, as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of tire brea-t and lungs,
iii then- distressing symptoms: that they
lord t'ue s'o n o h and impair the digestion, in
flame the whole system, increase the difficulty of
breathing arc; • x-'.ti lever.
But the qualitu s of
tins vatual
d-sbovery, are ev need by perfectly
opposa., er . >. single trial will pioc, rliut
it lestores the <'i tin:. ration oi the fluids to the
surfaceul the bn,.:,, and bring? .
on the common
iiea luhj] per,-pi,ation, that it dislodges . r.dcvu
mates the (.
,gh viscid phlegm nr returns,
strengthens the weakened vessels of the !
sheathe
.
tue acriitr.imotts humor which mitât**
them,
anil.finally discharges ir.
Thus striking
at the root of rite disorder, the symptoms are of
'."non- rlicctually and perrmner tiy c nqucnd,
the reverse ot common medicines widen wc-to-u
tile roi.stiiutinn am!
th to the disot
give v
'?
dir im
tue sake
,r
leratiniF ,br the nie.-ent
some oi ti.e painful effects.
r o parents who have children afflicted with
tiie hooping cottalt, "his discovery is of the first
magnitude, as it „fiords immediate relief, cheeks
tue progress,and nr a short time entirely removes
tire most cruel disorder to which child
. :r a re
liable.
I he Elixir is 1
perfectly agreeable,and
Hit do e so small that no d.flii.ultv arises in ta
*•»; •*
M,.
Abdijah Hcr.ly, Biidge street, Haiti more,
was cured by ewe bottie of Hamilton** Klixir, oi
a very complicate»* iîicouler occasioncM by a very
■'•Acc cold caught several mcnth.taejo, He
breathed w th the greatest
ifficuity, .tnd war
often throvvo.
into weakenii g sweats when he
attempted to walk any distance, and hir voice
would frequently fail in such a degree that be
could, on.y attempt to w! i-per. If,-'has been
upwards of six weeks wnhout a return of his
cutuplaiMts ; and desires to give nrs public testi
mony in favour oi this invaluai !e
• c ut il e
Being desirous to make p
oo-l ot
b!i ' for ti;
oiheis the excellent quality o, Hum!
E'.
pi'pact by the late Mr. Le>-, I b .ve sent you
the loliowing account of the benefit 1 haie ic
cc.ved tmm it ; which I hop- vvt.l in !u-e others
.
to give it a trial
In conwqucncc rf a l
on
ii»c breast rcr.civcii from a f.*îJ, rny Ueal b wrrw
•Jui!, my breathing hrenroe very (l.ßu ull, unH
11 écueil» ly I have h.-tl .suddenly to rise up in in .
be- > w if hall the honors of immediate '»ulf-ciidou.
/Vtld to these, a constant pain in my b'cvt, and
a count», a jjrtMt loss of sMtn<:tli and fiesli, and
you in y conceive tnr.
i'limH fw.di
indi«« : a* ,.p;
The
cnmumiption.
advice of a most .
r»cnt physician uds rpsoned
to, bih! afterwards a sec or.« ■
ns »•albul it), bin
without giving me any relief. a\r*o'.ii»'j ph\s
ciun, who kne w me and the ci-turnst.i.-jccs of rny
i use, advised me to give Hamilton*:- Elixir ,j tri
al, saying, he had used »t in bis practice, ami- a -
ways found it « ! o muen good A bottle w.*.*»
procuicd from Mr. Birch's, and I IohihI rehef
betöre 1 !i .dtuken Haif of d. I c^ntj^ued t î use it
and wa. m m strong enough to attend o my I a
On I.,king cold, so ne of my fo tner
sjness.
symptom* leturn, but are always removed ty a
.'ose or two of the F.tixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun.
tii
I 1 Badd sticet, Pintade! j h::i.
,i
Mrs. H. Lkr.
:
From I ulhi r Alo. fiit^ Es 7. lotr Attorney General
of tJu ■ sit. \ of Mari.land.
1 comply wirli your »«<;u it iu^Mtiugmy opin
li ij.ss bt.'fu u«ci! n
of I ia y. iti-i 's LîlXif.
•m family .».;/ two or *b• cr* yeo"» p.*st, with nnr
I f. 'in '■utitrus, wlificvt*! < «Ms rnuïâhs »*r simiui
l vMiipiuims, have rendered rnecîir ire nee* ssiry
ex, I (lent and agree
I unve mysek fou ui i-.
remedy fora *er\ p.iuiul ad «roub>«mnc affVf •
non ot the breast, aeconv», "-■] ui'h sorenes*,
and with obntrUKted amt d.fFi' u!t br« i athin^.
On these arcounJ.s 1 do not hesitate to recom
mend Ilaind-on's F.hxir as a VoJuabl; medicin \
and deserving public alten r- u.
LU PH R M ARLIN.
HAMILTON'S i L1XIR,
Andas assortment of the fij/lowia? /'.engine ar.d
c t. heated Medicine» have, just been uctived
f . .7 ihe /iro/trierors Medreine Eiere, AVer
We*, eitel re for sale at Peter liar sub Re's
ii...k-stiin • I Y 'hi, inptun.
ITCH CUBED
ii\* i e u-.ii.;, Lee's l.O'.c.eigu On- ... 1.—
i'he proprietor informs tiros* persons and fa.ui"
li-.-s who are suffering nn-ler inis disease (a-.ainst
the infection of which no person is safe) tn:-t if
this ointment is used at night on poing to bed tt
never fails to pcrlo'in a cure by the follow.n
morniag. as thousands who have used it during
the last ten years ran testify. The peculiar ex
cellencies of tins uifal ible remedy for the itch,
every other, jie Ihe ccr-'ainiy of the ctre
ova r
by »single application ; the ingredients being so
innoceni as to be applitd with perfect s de v to
the tendierest infant; and 11» being not only free
from any offensive smell bur equally agteeable
with the pleasantest pomatum.
Dr. Hamilton's Grand liest oraiivc ,
V. hich the inventor confidently recommends
an invaluable medicine Ibr the speedy rr liri,
as
and permanent cure of various coinpla.ii's which
-ult Iront dissipated pleasures, juvenile hubs..
re
creiions, tetideuce in climates unl'.t om le to the
constitution, the immoderate use of to-, fiequeut
intoxication, or any destructive intempérance,
the unskilful or excessive uie of mercury, the
dueor.es p.-cniur tr> fi males at u certain period of
life* had ly ings in, !e.-.
Ila/rrtt/o/i's JVurtn Ï, '-Truges.
Ike most celebrated ren-e ly lot curing dis
orders arising fiom worms.
Hahn's true ami peuuiur
GERMAN COHN PL A IS PER.
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily re
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER,
I'//' the Teeth and Gums,
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy fm all di-s
*se? of ■ he eyes.
HA MIL ION'S
E'SEXCR & EXTRACT OF MUSTARD
I or Riunrnatism, Gout, Palsy. Swelling, Nu,
mor.ess, Src.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS,
"I tie only remedy vet bisrovtred, which çdvex
immediate anti lasting
lelief in the most severe
» < ♦ S ?
ÎC7" Please to *aIn notice that en
r rf the gen
Modi vines has on the outside tara' fier the
It'tie
1 ret'a'U/r r.f
HANNAH !
it ni.qit'IClor,
January 13, 1810.
t
M."IClücKEi
n
LAN,
Hits for sale, cit his D
k Store,
LARGE WRITING PARE,'
AND
FARC rf MEN I,
Of A SUPERIOR QUALifr
Wilmington, Janu.-.-y 13, 1S10.
For Sale,
*A Lot of Ground ,
Q I TUAT E at the corner of Walnut and
• J> Second streets, in the bon.
urpi t,f tVil
ming'on, containing 34 perches ,
.t half j
.:u.
on which there is
a comm >li
s * wo-story
dwelling House, with Ki
cnen
Coach-house, YVash-hou-. . Smoke-house^
Garden, and a pump of 0■> i win. t m the
» ar t!
! he terms ma be kumv
n, upon up.
plication to Mr. Michae: ij.i-.vr
son to Wil
mtngion, or to the subscribers in iMiilaud
phia.
THOM \S MONTGOM'-'RY.
GEORGE LATIMER.
December 23d, 18G9
tf
A Grand Communication
4 'j. Grand Lodge of Delaware will
*—e be held at the .own of Dn
' < I' t»t the
coil itv of Kent,
on MONDAY the 15th day
! Januar» next, at ten oV.uck in the mi.ru
big, at which time and place the Masters,
Wardens and Past-Ma-ters of i!
- several
Lodges in the state ot Delà
ware are re*
quested to attend.
Published hr order of fesse Green E ta.
R.gln Worshipful G'tmtl 1
M su i.
U1s*«r
. >W. ROC I IF.,
G. F t.
\Vilmingenn, Dt-c 23 1809.
tm
NOTICK
3 hereby given, that an industrious
I
man,
as a Farmer, wi h a small family,
well
recommended tor honesty and sobriety, will
meet with encouragement to attend .ymn'i
Farm near ihe town of New-Casele by ap
plying to the subscriber.
John Crow.
r^ew-Castle, Nov. 55, 1 80;
"• w4r
1 C o he Let)
A N D pofsefstor given on the ,
'5tli of Varcti.
next en uiug, a large a'-d
commod oils'
two stoty brick house, fituated
the east
on
side of Ling -trevt, at
t pre eut occupied by
Mrs. Oldham,
together
with a stable an-, car.
riage h nise. t'
• terms a
> «■
L 'N.
VV : '-•1 u I " 1>. t e
Andpyssetaijtl £K'e/l i.,.:r.e,
'ih
LARGE and convenient i;
A
rrek Uwelling
finale, Kitchen and Garden,
j car » ta
blc, Cl.air Houle, &c ; tog?
"'ter witabout 7
acres ot good land. ■ here are on ti
prem les
a final 1 Apple (9rcltard and a variety of other
fruit nee- ; the land i-, divided into three lots,
and there is a well of excellent water near the
kitchen door Die fituation is cnnli.ieretl heal
thy nd agreeable, being ot? the (rate road iront
Wilmington to Philadelphia, feven mile-from
the former and twenty from the latter,
cum
matiding an extcrlive view of the river itela
ware.iSc within 40 rods of a landing on '-.tannin's
Creek. For term , which will be rcaib.iuble,
apply 10 Mr. JOHN UELL.-WH, adjoining
the preiniles, or to the fubferiber at rscw-Cal
tie.
Thomas Pax kins.
December 50, 1809
tf
IS il E VV IN hi.
IP HE ubscribci ha» ip ; con irxm ed Brtwimv
1 fi
he os I
e to ii.ionn Its
toe se.iiiOM,
» own a h\ Couiitrv C:.cr.,
that he- ha!
T/le Lh BEER of an excelle. "
S PRO.
quality roustuitiv on baud-, which tievi.lldL
ji>-s.of at ihe usual prices. All older* will her
pmmptly attenrlerl to.
Joseph B. Shipley,
If ïhnii'jitvn, Neu, 1, 1809.
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