The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-05-26 00:00:00, page 3

I,, I urn-ill One fact is certain, gen. ArniUrr.ng
lias engaged a ship How at ht. Sebastians, to
conic round to tl.is port, to take himself -ml
family to America in May.
" The schooner Tilsit has armed at Hay.
orme.
" A Russian ambassador sails tor Philadel
phia in the Francis; and a French ambassadui
goes by return of the 1 ilsit."
from THE PARIS AttGVS.
A truly ridiculotu report, extracted from
the English papers, (always so weil informed
of what passes on the continent) lias been co
pied into the Moniteur at Paris, and thence cir
culated throughout Europe, that 1 had lied
from the menaced insults and violence of the
good citizens ol I limiburg, and taken refuge in
the mountains of Westphalia. This report, ii
, would be more libellous to the citizens ol
teile
Hamburg than to me, inasmuch as it supposes
their indignation to have been excited by a mea
sure, foreign to them, of indispensilde duty,
openly taken, and fiotn the first moment Irec
ly avowid by un*. As it legards the worthy
inhabitants of that city, ! letl it my duty to say,
that the discerning, disinterested, and most ru
spectable among them, fully justifie,* Ulte
men
sures in question, that having appeared in the
most public manner among them for ten days
alter the measure was taken, I did not find the
smallest change cl disposition, anti surely no
appearance of any thing like insult or vid-mt*
The respectable hotly of nay fr!
towards me.
low citizens who represent the large junpeity
under arre.-t in Holstein and Sciileswic having
unanimously mi ! msst formally approve,! of my
conduct, and having requested me to repair to
this city, to endeavour to obtain for them the
free disposal of their property; in coiiipli inrv
with this request, I came i> » *, uiieiel .i bon*,
having comc-lcrl myself, I have been a» visible
as any about me, and nave Im* sltisL, tain to * a; ,
that I have been tmivetl by most of the fit.si
people, with gieat hn.-panhty a:* I k..u loess. —
Che objects of in y agenrv l.ere bei: g tu enm
plisbed, I sliall return in a few days to I l.unbur g ;
and I confess I feel no great fear of die •iisnlt*
or violence which the have cot respondent of tin
English editor may piepate for m**. 1 am not
suspected of gieat timidity in ordimry ein um
stanert, It should therefore he veiy singular if i
»hould tremble, when, under the shield of honor,
I am protecting a f.dr trade, against the pitiful
attempt* of fraud and collusion. I regret the
necessity of ptesemittg ti.yseU to the* public on
luis n cas'On, tint hope lias neces-i'y is ft, a;ipa
rtar, as to in-ri: general indulgence.
J. M. FORBES,
Cuti'u! <.J the U. S, r,J America ,
At iIn//tl/iii y , tac. lAc.
Copenliager, ytb Feh, lMO.
New York, May 24.
By the brig Sally, cap*;.*.:i Place, iu 17
Jays from Havanna, tva learn, that the pan
ned to Antaticatts d
of Havanna was
o;;e
sailed. The govt:
days before the
Sally
were about tneet
nor anct council
tug, for lire purpose rd taking off the
n imports in American bottoms.
duties
From 34 per cent, cA valorem, to 15 per
rent, on dry got) .Is, and 10 pier rent on nro
visions. It was said the. redaciiur. c.f the
duties were about to take place, in conse
quence of intelligence from Spain, licit
the French were r«*:«r Cadiz. It was
so rumoured in the Havana?, that th" Spa
nlsh coIorrics{v.*oul.' spCLtlily drr'are tlifivi
selves an ir,di:i:c:idtnt goveramea '.
PROVIDKxMCE, (k. i.) May la
On Sunday morning last, 5 r.tween tit«
hours of 11 and 12, tb.: i. liovving melar.
choly and tragic facts secure:! b r'iis town
A person by the name of F'aviti Files, mus
ter of a sehr, that iatvly artlvcd in this port,
from New Oilcans, who declare» himself
to be a native of IleLron 'Don.) conitrsitted
h most outrageous assault upon two respec
table widow iw men ut this town, i.y tiic
names of Nancy I liaytr, and Mar.* Wal .h.
—He vver-t into the hoas« in which these
two women resided, and after ex
pressing sonic apprehensions ui being mur
dered ur poisoned, without any kind
of
j vovot atiim, attarked Mrs. '1 haver v/ith
an andiron, with which he cut, mangled,
and bruised her head in a shocking manner,
and when Mrs. Walsh, alarmed by the
cries of Mrs I It ti er, came front an adjoin
ing room to her asst- tance, lie attacked her
with the Harne weapon so vio'ently, that he
horridly fractured her skull, and actually
beat out part of her brains. After perpetra
ting tins bomb].-* butchery, and placing the
women upon buds in seperate apartments,
he deliberately walked into the street, and
requested the fust person he met to go with
him into the house, where he found the
unlwppv women writ.ring in their
two
An alarm was immédiat 1 ly given,
Mood.
committed to
and rapt. NiYs taken and
prison, there to aw n ; t bis trial, which will
lake place in September next. He evinced
strong spmptcns of mental derangement
" Ii before and after ptrpctratigg the hor
uti cfce-.l. There is >ratte probabiiilv of the
"cover;* of Mrs. Timer—Lot of Airs.
V-xNli there can be no h
'i-t*.
It'-' rU discoverti .—In demi' g cut n
tveilot , Vater ni Sn.nvy Kit*, t*;. West sr.le,
on
fbursday, the body of an infant child was j
drawn nut, supposed to have tuen thrown
in the well immediately after being horn,
and to have lain there seven or eight weeks.
It was lied up in a tovvei, with a string
round its neck to which
spentled a
hole appeared in in head, suppos
stone
ed to have been made by a nail or bodkin.
II any thing could add- to the enormity of
the diabolical crime ol mtirib-ring an inl.i >
in such a horrid manner, it is the placing
the body ill a weil, which supplied
rn'ativ
Inmiiies in the neighbourhood with water,
and which might i
mid summer, have oc
casioned the death of hundreds.
Thc cor
oners inquest was " Wilful raw tier btj some
person or persons ittiknj.vn."
Lift act ,jf a litter i.cci.iil in I tun city fiOin an
authentic tumte, datai ,
"/'art St, el,hr t, (M. T.J A/uil 2'!
Various reports frnm Pensacola, which I
thick entitled to credit
say, that a project
was lately formed by se v rai Spaniards at
that place, to .Massacres the French inhab
itants—-but one of them having got thunk.
exposed the project, and bv a timely inter
feieiicc* ol the Governor r.d interim , Colo
m 1 iVIaxcnt, the outrage was averted.—
One of our officer», returned from Mobile
yesterday informs me that the French in
habitants both at Pensacola and Madde
consider themselves extiemely unsafe—
that Constant pat*tries are kept up during
the night at both places. Col Al axent is
himself a Frenchman, a Creole of I.ouisian
a, on whose person the first attack was to
have been made."
FiliLAI 'F.LPHl A, May Stj.
Our ,
t at A '*;- } art 9 under date : j
lr , da, inlay n
îtV ties la U , a î Jutluxc : —
The .cj,i|> Juno, lias arrived at .Salem from
I Jublitl.
.''!i** brought London papristo the fill
Apnl, which s 1 ile. that ih- city oi I
Ion was
in an uproar, sit* FiancU Burditt h
»u:n
commuted to the towel, i le refused logo there,
and ins constituents hail railed a meeting e-n (hat
subject backed by seiend member* of parlia
ment .
Grand Lodge of Delaware.
A
Grand Com
uniration of the Grand L idgc
of Delaware vv ; lt | ); . hd.l at the Town ! Ldl
in the IE-rough of Wilmington, on Mondav the
25th* day of June next, at tun o'clock in the
morning; at which the Masters, Past Masters
ai*d Wardens oi' the several Lodges throughout
do- Statu are requested to attend.—Published by
order «V the \\ oishiptul JESSE GRf F.N, Esq.
C li'ci.'. M liter of Masons fur the stile of Dda
w a: I.
Etlwarcl Roche,
Grant! SWr> tary.
M i;* 8.Î, IHIO.
qt.
ix o nee.
V V F to a resolution of tlie beiuil of
r
D.lectors of the Built of Wilmington and
Ii* ji.dy wme*, the suLfciiheis give notice that
iftcy .!! ..Item! at the hotice of Kdey/r/l Thomas,
nn 'i -ltirday the second day of June next, between
the heure /••' ten in the morning and six in the
e.ci u.g, for the p
purport of receiving tlic tnirtl
inst durent of fl>
c dullars per share ott the capital
! x k (.' the iah! company.
John War,
"Robert Hamilton,
Joseph Robinson.
May 1C, Hilt).
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NOTICE.
A Meeting of the Stockholders in the Bauhof
J.R Wilmington an/l Brandywine is requested,
at tlu* bouse of Edward Thomas,in Wilmington,
on Monthly, the 2*ili) Jay of May next, at toi.i
•'■'. lock, J'. M.for the purpose of disposing of the
Five Hundred reserved shares of said Stock. By
r (1er of the Directors. April 2S'h—;).
For tSiue,
VALUABLE plantation, on which the
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subscriber has lived, and been employed im
proving for several years—containing about 260
acre, two and an half miles from Wilmington,
and nearly the same distance from New Castle,
;hc west side of the new road to
CÎ"
rk'* alias Read's corner. As any attempt to
do justice in describing the advantages this farm
possesses, would, to those who are strangers to
the land*and* improvements, appear extravagant,
therefore, those who may be inclined to purchase
are left to enquire and examine ilk ifieniselvcs.
The situation is a most desirable one, and a great
bargain may be had by an early npj
ilic.uton to
THOMAS MEN DEN
HALL.
P. S. About eighty acres adjoining,' a pro
mt-arc part of which is woodland, may be
with or without the above farm.
May 7, I if 10.
m 12 tf
Wibiiingti
'J'O BE LET,
A ND pnfselsion given immediately, a large
and commodious two story brick house,
nutated on the east side of King-street, late
ly occupied by Mrs. Oldham, together with
a stable and carriage-house. For terms ap
ply to
WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wdrmid'ion Apiii DIOR.— tl.
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NOTICE.
T
HS Irienrls ut' die hQuifn whose names are
publi-heU below, and who state that t
[hey
aie c'it.zcM*» ol tin; United Slate*,jiinprc.sdd! ,
into •
the British service, ami detained in ships of j
war
at !.. erp ml .tu. I I'lv'irmutb, iu England, are re
fjut-tC'! in fu*n iîili fins tlrjiarrmnii witU evidence
o! I!icif am! i!cscr:p inns ot their pci
»uns.
IkrartKientiif State, M y 15, If 10.
A O }. ,
1'taccx to which tiny ate
M,n.'
tatet! to hctnnit .
ILnr. Marsh, F. xeter, N. 11,
■biui) I lu lies, I alhot county, Maryland.
I horn,,s Fithi.iri, Queen's county, N. Yotk.
J '-'-ph Sy mouds, .Salem, Mass.
James Nytmindx Salem, ,lo.
Siinuel Graves, New Market, N. H.
John J tiju.pi.on, I'uiLilclpliia.
i Ils brother
lives at Manhattan, X Y.
.Times CoLmsn, Piiiliidelphi,».
Philip Spink*-, New Yoik.
F.leazcr Clark, New* liedfoid.
11'r.ry lianes, Dennis, M
John R,liter, Dicttden, do.
John 1'itikius.ai, South Hampton, Elizabeth City
County, \ trginia.
I bornas JuH-ram, i'inlailelpbia.
Charles Thomson, New Yolk.
Thomas IJ.,ilv, Portland.
Michael Ilolkroc!:, I ockinghrun, N. II.
Joseph llansain, Haiti
more.
Edward Colson, New York.
W.lliam Fravier, I latlford countv, ML
James M. Hoyt, Stamford, Connecticut.
vYilliaiu S
mitlr, Petersburg, Vitginia.
John Wirke, Southfield, Orange tounty,
York.
William Smith, New York.
Cl,ailes Normes, I'liiunblpuia.
Daniel M'G titre, Baltimore.
G relie East man, (.'onrord, N. I*.
Àlcxandet Lu: tiers* Swansea, Mas?,
Salomon Sinclair, New Vo,
Oo»£e llobirts:/ New Voir.
1 S ! Ü —\ January,
VviJiidtii Morris, j\»n. Berwick, Mass
•lohn C.'. Sutton^ No
i ci.iC.
F.h:ut,ry (v'/i.
(»c*or f »p CV'b:«, Nantucket.
J *!in hleiG'tjr., New iiiuimvîckj N. Jeivcy.
10/„. \\ illsarr. Palters.;;!, Marlborough, A » unde)
County, Md.
Joseph Thomas, New Jk.iiuid.
I 3 i/i, .John Cochran, Marblehead,
1 1 :h, Thomas Hopkins, Talbot County, Md.
Pf.UM \Y Ol king, Baltimore.
NA'Uli.--ii Conner, Chester, Maryland.*
i 3Hi. John Allen, Wiseasset.
21.5.'. John Ilariison, Philadelphia.
"ZU. .lohn Miller, Fell's Point, Baltimore.
Vincent Shore, F ell's Point, do.
J.ilin Horsnun, Dorchester county, Mil.
Peter Campbell, township of Fairland, New
Jersey.
*Z.3a. John JMorse or Moss, city of New a oik.
Samuel Grimes, city of N. York.
Zlt/i . Jaurès laylor, Newark, Essex county, N.
Jersey.
Alexander Weiden, Pniladeqiliia.
March
lit. J'imothy Stanvvood, Newbuiyport, Mass,
William Lewis, Old Bank St. Norfolk.
Sylvester Brown, lfaitford county, Connec
ticut.
Asa Pîiidletoh, A ylcyskury, I ! amu Iv coun
ty, Mats.
Charles Adams, Kensington, Penn.
David Higgins, Philadelphia.
James Gordon, Lion
field,
Lincoln County,
Mas».
2./. Russel Brainerd, Maddam, Connecticut.
Joli u .411'uit, ticmngtun councv*, N. Jcr.
George Bissei, .Saratoga, New Ybik.
.Lillies Smith, t ity of N
.'cw York.
John Taylor, Bahimoic
'id Jacoo Ferris, 3elvii!c, ?
vv Jersey.
ILchati! Penny, New York.
Edwatd Ohrigswoith, Portsnt*. • -,:r Fir v
5 th. Richard 11:11, Phil?.;!*':'.
Robert Thompson. : i : y ol X. York.
Da*- G '>.ri.'. ! rm.itcad, tdaecn's count ,*
a>
New York.
6th. John Thomas, New ihn ta, Connecticut.
James Prinfield, Cer.tet ville, Queen Ann's
County, Aiary land.
John Gold, Philadelphia.
lOM.Johu Maiues, Shrevvshmy, Monmouth
County, MiddLsex, X. J.
Henry Myers, Philadelpnia, Penn.
th
Benjamin Harris, Baltimore
I)
Isaac Bclsey, Baltimoie.
Ttiomas Holland, Fell's Point, Baltimore.
Robert Farmer, Charleston, A. Carolina.
Richard Conner, Little \\ atcr street, i'liila
delphia.
John l ewis, Alexandria, Virginia, son of
Fielding Lewis.
American Consul,ife,
Liverpool, 18 th March, 1810 .
JAMES MAURY.
The publishers of the la
re
-
quested to have this notice inserted in thtir papci*
and published three times.
May 24, 1810.
St
REMOVAL.
MATTHEW KEAN,
I NFORMS his friends and the public in gen
eral, that lie has removed to the house lately
occupied by Nathan Basscit, a few doors below
Tliitd streer, directly op;m'site Jeremiah Wool
ston's grocery store, w here he offers fur sale a
liamlsome assortment of seasonable good)
on
moderate terms.
Wilmington, April 21. IJIO.
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For Sale,
VERY valuable tract of I.AND, situa*
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in the county of Nrw-Castle, in : lie state 41.
• ■*' •*
Delaware, about la acres of Land—one nine
from Wilmington, on the Kennet Hoad, with a
new Stone House, a well of good water at tile
door, a young orchard and some of the best eaily
fruit, and a stream of water running througn
b'hicll amply supplies the lots. Enquire of
ANDREW CRIES, jun.
or
JOHN CRIPS,
In Wilmington.
Atoll 2r>. 1810.
AU
"7ö j DOLLARS RE WAR DT"
R AN AWAY from rlie subscriber, living
in Calvert county, near Mumiiigtown,
the following m-gmes, viz. DICK, BAZIL,
CI 1 ÀRLES and JIM. Dtak is 5" yeuisofa-p,
about five feet six or eight inches It'
tgb, of a daik
complexion and thin visage. Bizi!
is fid yens of
age, about five feet eight or ten inches high, of a
veiy bl.uk comp!
exiv.n, and rather of a long
face ; he has a scar over one of his eyes, occa
sioned by a blow, and has very large feet.—
Charles is * 2*0 years of age, about five feet
inch high, is well made, and of a veiy black
complexion; be has at times fot some vests p ; ,.j
worked in a bl.n ksmith's shop. Jim is SO j ecu
old, about six I'eet high, and of a daik complex
ion; lie is a carpenter by t.ade Their clothing
car.not be desetdied, as it is very probable they
niil change it—Ciiailes tixiU with him a white
woollen country cloth jacket, anil a pair ofii.uk
green cloth trowser?—Jim has with him a blue
cloth jacket, and a pair of white wtMlen country
doth trowsers i lie also has with him a broad
axe and an "lion square.
The aforesaid slaves
Milford i
in Delaware, and it is
were seen near
supposed they have gone u> Wilmington, and
probable from thence to Philadelphia and the
Jerseys. The above reward will be given
to
any person who will apprehend the s..u! sla
ves
jail; So that the Subscriber
and secure dikm in
gets them again, or one hundred dollars for cither
of them, Should any person apprehend those
slaves, he will inform the subscriber by latter,
where he resides.
Thomas C. C-nr.H,
May f„ 1310.'
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'■'IE names of sundry seamen who have
T
been impressed at this place into ins Bri
tannic nt» jo ty'a sar,* ce, deck.ting
themselves
natural born citizens of the Uni
ted States of
.America.
J'itiies Sparrow, Norfolk, Virginia.
John lY.kington, E'izxbeth et.y, county Vit
gmia.
Joseph Symonds, Salem, Massachusetts.
James Sytnonds, tlu
James t uny,
do.
Alexander Luther,
do.
Amos Bau!, Wa.b.ngton county.
John Minion,
«io.
V/illiam Frazier, Havre de Grace, Harford
county, Maryland.
.Limes Stanton, Baltimore.
George Johnson, .Sag Harbor, N. York.
James M'*Carty, city of X. York,
üz.muel Greaves, New Mmket, New ii
»>P
siitrc.
John Harden, Duck Creek K Roads, Del.
George f'rini.e, New bury port, Mass.
Williajji .Smith, New Ymk.
Ti,omas Parker
da.
James Coleman
do.
Benjamin Shaw, Alexandria.
Henry Van?, Baltimore.
Charles Thompson, New Yoik.
John Smith, Brook-haven, Lung Island.
Thomas Bailey, Portland, Mass.
Michael Llolbrcok, Portsmouth.
■J'homjs i.ut'.e, 1 .ot.istown, BennsylvanH
Cusuing Mitchell, Cummingtowrg Mass.
J.uv.es Howard. N-wpo:*t, Rhode Island.
Francis F.ilr.totids, Lancaster, Virginia.
Vi.lhrm v. ; Lit. i-'oi ehester, na.r Boston
?vîassavhv.se!:c.
Thomas Joncs, X. ITampton cottnty, -t 'a.
John Bunchey, tuidshi; man of the United
Mates navy.
JAMES .MAURY
American Can, y late,
Tivirpuolp UJtl: Pcerii'/ry, 1310.
The friends of the seamen mentioned in tlu.
iist now published, will do vieil to famish this
('tpnrtm. nt wi.li the proofs of the citizenship
an ' de-ta (plions of the persons of these sea
men, t .Kit measures may be taken for procurin'^
th tit* discharge.
I) parti. I at r.-r* Sl'ritc,
A':r,i SUM,' ! k 10.
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To be Sold,
ND may he entered upon the CStli
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of
Match next, a Buck Messuage or Tene
ment <ud Lot of Ground, fronting ori Orange
str***t in th.s ho. -<ig! now iu the tentueof Je.
.cm ; a Shad. The t'erms
ma- l.e I- . .;,vd : ,, u ,,
I'ly 'M '»
Isuac Stevenson.
Aitin a handsome corner Lot on French.anti
Broad streets, to t.c . Id or let.
Wilmington, May if), 1810.
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To be Sole!,
TRACT or parcel of Marsh, rituate in
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A. Appoquinimink hundred add county of
Ne
w-Caetle, adjoining land late of Thomas Lis
ton and land of William F'razcf, containin'' a
bout Fifty acres. E »quite of Mis. J.ÆTlI IA
CLARK, urn C:-ntwell's-P.i' , Kc,
or
'M'H If. M
JO
KF.AY,
I'liilade' k'e.