Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-07-23 00:00:00, page 1

PORTLAND, PUBLISHED BY 7..SHIRLEY... .Ao.r, EXCH.1 AGE-STREET.
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A| So. 15. <•/ ^ol- A///.] MONDAY, JULY 2.:, 1810. |_//7w/<- Ab. 639
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' fresh GOODS. j
> ROYAL LINCOLN, j
I |.|AS j.jfl received at his Bore, oppofite th* *
I I#* Maine hue and Marine Infurauce nitre,
I (I* * Fill*) Sheet, an ci ten five afloat
ci : !
% l^finable Fancy & Staple Gooch,
_SUING WHICH ARa —
** p..| faperfine black, navy blue, falhionable ;
mild, brown, corbeau, bottle drab aud
La. let Broadcloth*
h Gom/lWw a*1 colour* and qualities do.
4 ^tpeiti'ie and common back, drab, mix’d
H I bUf, buff aud whu<* Cafliuures
R I forges,
J® Peiuric Cloth?, fuitabie for gentlemen’s furn
nxer wear,
B'xck C'k Florentine Yefting
$i(hiooab!e l.oudon do neweft ftile of figures,
White Medeilies do.; white Juiue
4 4 London printed Cambrics
I athionable fupei fine and common Ginghams
Fiue and co nmon Calicoes,
Bue Nankins, firft quality; yellow do.
Walking on Stripes,
Graudurdls, plain and twill’d
Nankin* ; co ton Callhneres
patent BufI Nankins
Gen’.!emeu’s mix'd and white cottar. Hofe
Ladies’ black, white, and (late do
Ladies and gentlemen’s b k. and white li k do
Parafo'ls,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas, very good
B!a k and o her coloured Florences,
Black Sinchaws; do. India Sarlnetts
Ditto India Sattins ; black Canton Crapes
Black Itaban Crapes,
Brown Hollands and P.atillas,
Faihionable gilt and plated coat and veft '
Buttons,
Imperial filk ditto,
Bell linglifii fcwiug Silk and Twill
Linen Threads; Cotton Balls
1 Fans ; Hair Kibbonds,
A great va-iery ol mdia Cottons
7-8 and 4 4 l.iretis,
Fine and comm.'n linen Cambrics,
Britilh Shirting,, of a very good fab;
j Cambric and common Dimities,
A great variety of fancy Mullins
‘ Book, Leno, and cambric do.
; Tambour’d and common Armlets
■ Fancy SearL, and Shawls; Sarfuetis
ladies’ long Limerick Gloves,
[ Beaver, kid, aud Yorktan habit do.
Men'* beaver, doe Hun, dog fkin, and Wafli
| leather do.
Bandanna, black filk, fligg, and fancy filk
Handkerchiefs,
Cotton, Bandanna, Tvladraf*, and Fulicat do.
White cambric Hkfs ; cotton bhawls,
3 4, 4 4 and 6’ 4 white cotton Cambrics
Back and other ccoloured do.
Good ol.ve and blark Velvets,
Common Velvets and Cord?,
Cheap cambric and mu din Shawls,
Greeu Ln firing; fi k Shawls; Bonxbazetts
Wildboars ; Shalloons; Ratinetts,
Fa&ory Cottons; do. .Stripe?; do Ticking
Ruilia ami Derry Diapers ; cotton damjik do.
Hu:kal>ucks and Towels,
Englilli and India Chetks; colerain Cottons
B'ack and white P.urkrams,
V cob's patent Sulpenders,
Silk, cotton, doe lkin, and M >rocco do.
Fiue Briianutes ; black and white Mil line te
Colour'd Threads ; T abby Velvets,
K*anncls; India Calicoes
W»tU a great variety of o»her article? —
I All of which will be fo’d on the very belt
**rms. Juic 4.
iff OR Sa'e by the fubfcribers, at their Store
* ia Middle S.reet,
Co-'niac brandy Pickled Walnut!
Bordeaux do O ive Oil
Holland* Cm Ground Rice
American do Oa’ineal
Old Jamaica Spirit* iVarl barley
St Croit aud Afitigui (Quaver Jelly
Rum irefk Ftg*
Cherry b andy Mufcited and B! ior.i
Aaaiked Raifius
French Cordials Almonte
American do, by the F*!berts
gall. Pruant», Lemon*
Ma.M' a O anges, Canary Seed I
J'rneritFc J Windiuraud Bar Soa;>
l.ift>3n J .... Sp*»rmace:i, Mould. 6c
Slier, y iU,nC*- Dipt c'.id c !
Purt aud ! Wm;e; prett fperm. ,
Maaga J Oil
H/fou ^ Table S*lt *
Sou-.g Hvfon J Matt of aM fizes
Hyfon Skin ^ Teat, H «ife A-Hea^th Bru(h* !
snuchong and J es J
b. Uea J Bronna*
Loaf,I.urnp, ^ Rotten Stone
Havana w;ncA Sugars Chroot!
6i,d B owa ^ Ink Powder
V-bocula.a Spice Bitters
do Shell* Indigo
Litrua, Mace Steves
Nutmeg*, Clove* I idian and Rye Meal
Cinna.uon, Caifia Dtm'jolmi
Jb'pper fitooe Jugs
Ground do do !'o’»
Pimento, Ginger Powder zud Hint, and
Cayenne, Vtoliard Fiint« of tiuj bid
Auchove* quality,
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**
A few bo*Oi firft quality Spat. .Hi fegars—
**» w'. firft qua'ity Ctmnedlicut CUeefe—a ,
lt* quintal Dual Full -JOO quintals Pollock
-3J00 wr. ftrfl quality Bacon—50 bis.
^-'der, Juitable tor bottling—bis. Cider
Vinegar—ioo groce Velvet Corks—10 bis. r
«r«a Porter, ai * a few doz fi ft quality ;
^ > t;ed d r—10 kegs firft quality Virginia
ioiacc -»5 callt Radios—50 boxes Mufca
**‘3 b!o.-m do.—4;)jo v.: retailing Cotice
p ° ^ t
t »’>.>vc G v«ds are of the firft quality,
4ad *itt be fold uu feaUusbie term*.
i). k K. DANA.
Jtjrii <_*8
T^OR fale by the fubfcriber, at his ftore in
F*>*ft ttt, nearly oppofiic the head of
Long WiatJ-— .
Cogniac Brandy Pear! Barly
Bourdeaux do. freih Figs
Holland* Gin Mufcatel,*]
American do. B'oom, f
Old Jamaica Spirits Drum, fic ? RAISINS
Antigua Rum Calk J
Cherry Brandy Almonds
Vidona, Filberts
f'.,'rr)r* t WINES i:emon’.
l.tlbon, & j Canary Seed
Malaga J Wmfor & bar Soap
ilyfou, A Mould 13* dip’d Can- •
Young Hyfon, | .q dies, by box or re
1 lyfon Skin, ^ ^ tai1
Souchong and | Table Salt
Bohea J Mats of alt kiuds
Loaf, Lump, ^ Broom*
u i • 1 cl Rotten Stoue
j «*■» Indigo, Saves
and brown J gj Deni, John*
Chocolate Scone Jug*
Do Shell* Powder and Shot
Nutmeg", Cloves Hints
Callia, Etpper Spanilli Cigar*
Ground do. Connecticut Cheefe
Pimento, Ginger Clear Pork
Cayenne, Muftard Bacon «f Grit quality
Olive Oil Cider, Draft Porter
Caper* Hard Ware, Bellows,
Brandy Fruit Shoe Biullies, tT'r.
Rice, Oatmeal
— also—
A quantity of CORDAGE,
Boll Rope ; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Twine ; Marling,
Cod Lines, \Se. Ifc.
The above Goods are of the firft quality,
and wi;! be fold on reafcuable terms.
N. E —Merchants and Ship Mailers may
be tupplied with Cabin or flop Stores at the
fhortell notice and on reafonable terms.—
Alio, Families may be (upplied as tow a« can
be purchased in town, and fettle their bill*
quarterly. Conftant attendance, and every
lav.ir gratefully acknowledged
JONATHAN STUART.
MILITART GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,
Ufloljtertr, As, 1, TiUemb’t Building,
/'"YFbi.RS lor fa'c, a complete alTbrtment of
■ tkemoft fathiouable PaPcR HANG
INGS and BORDERS, which will be fold at
the loweft prices.
UPHOLSTERr,
Confiding cl Fringe*, Lace* and Taffel* ;
Carpet Binding; Sofa’s ; Eafy and Lciling
Chair* ; Hair, Mof* and oilier Mattraffes, of
all liaes and priee*; Cotton Bedticking, very
low priced ; firft quality of Live Geefe and
common FEATHERS. Feather Beds made
and filled ar the fhortell notice, warranted to !
be good. A If*—A large alTortment of Coach ;
and Chaife LACES, at factory prices; Wor- J
tied ot different color* ; a f» w pcices ot
BROWN HOLLAND.
Alfa—G It and Mahogany framed Looking
Gi.asses—DrtLiug ditto—wdiich will be sold !
as low a» at the manufactory.
MILITARY GOODS,
C'joliftingof ft ver p!a e and gilt Cut and ,
Thruft Sword*; god and Giver Epaulets of j
alt patterns—Epaulet* with counter Straps—
gold and fiivtr Card—Bands and Taffel*—
ior.g and fhort Glk and worfted Safhcs—
P umesof all patterns and prices.
I.ikewife~- A quantity of HARNESS
LEATHr.R,
N B - The Upho’ftry Bufincfs attended to .
ai u ua , with puntftuahy.
REMOVAL.
SIMON DEARBORN,
l AS Removed from his late fraud ia Ex
4 ' change llreet, to the head of Ing, alum's
f where he carries oa as ufua*, the
7Vi A'ci L-7 SIXES* ; and ioiicit* the
pa'ronage cf h:.« friends ar.J (he public in ,
° ‘ V ' /* M EX’S CLOATHING.
!!• id!' on co” mitTu'n every article of
Marine"'* C'na huig, at the very Ioweft prj.
c»., aud w ill have on har d r coaftant and
fj i fipply, faded to the feafous.
T'O he fo d -t PuVic Auction, i^y order
* of the Cou'r of Common Picas, io much
of the REAL ESTATE of Anthony Libby,
ia.e of Scarborough, deceafed, as will pay
the fum of five i.undred and cleveu do'lars
ani thirty feven cent*, and incidental charge*,
fca'e to he at tt*e late Dwelling houfe of the
deceased, on Thurfday, the ninth day of (
Auguft next, at nine o’clock in the forenoon.
hOLOMON BR.AGDON, AJminifiratar.
Si6-rough, "July 9, ffi’O. •
fp> NEW TAVERN.
ri'HE iubfcribtr refpe<£tful!y informs his j
friends and the publick, that he has re- I
commenced keeping a Tavern c* Bnsn/vsui
Hai»,a few tods weft of the fituition wliere
he formerly kept. This houlc is new and
convenient, and every a'tention will be paid to
cuftpmers to render their flay pleaiant and
Utisfa&ory.
JOHN DUNNING.
W ATCH-M aKING.
Relief fir the Dumb & njfticleJ ltratches
lj YGODFREY WHE ATOM,oppof.te the In
* * dsan Chief, Excta*gr fltrtt—vrko beg* U-avc
to aflure hi* town a id country cufhmers that
he laved an appren'ictfliip of eg'1', years
with a tail Liu! and geuume workman anu
he ilatter* himfe f, by caeriiiig bis belt abiii
tic* in his p rebellion, togsriber with hnperion
a‘ attention a< u rcV.ard ttJ ^ttr.tfluality, that he
ll.aii give iatnfatflion to thole who may favor
him with ibrtr
poetry. ;
'I%r. Courteous Lodging Letter. i
In search of a lodging Dick wander'd a Ion-, '
His eyes to tlie light and left rolling :
la hopes they might see some genteel :
1 Making oil!,
Which might prove the r.epius of his strol
mg.
At length he beheld, wafer'd over a knock
er.
A paper of longitude scant :
A single bak rome, for u single yung
man’’ —
Cries Dak, justthe thing that I want!
He raps, is admitted : a sprightly young
girl
Comes forth his kind pleasure to know .«
Trips smiling before him up three pair ot
stairs,
“ The siKgil bak rome” for to show.
/
Dick, admir’d l.er white neck, her neat an
kle, and diapt,
Her eves that beam’d love's kindling spir
it :
Twin’d his arm round her waist, and jocose
ly exclaim’d,
“ Are you, my deal girl, to let with it ?”
She replied with a smile, most enchamKig
ly sweet,
Where miith, love, and wit held their
throne :
“ The rooms to he let f.>r a shilling a week,
Out I'm to be let, sir, atone.”
ii pwn 'i
Prom the Philadelphia Repertory
SONG.
“ O, we would, if we could,” say many
men,
“ Get married,” but this sure, is sporting ;
*01 I'm sure there’s plenty of girls, and
then,
Dear m^ ! they don't want so much cour
ting.
O, seek them, dear sirs, seek and woo ,
They’d soon, ii' they might, fly to you.
Nay', gentlemen, don’t be ashamed ! no,
no,
And don’t be afraid—nay fear not ;
ludctil it’s no shame, and don’t you all
know
*Tis but when you’re silent we hear not.
O, why then, O why don,t you woo,
O, think, we must wait till you do.
I wish you’d all wed ; for then, 1 fore
see,
My jqyjs would defy fancy’s summing ;
Tm sure as I’m born there’s a mate for
me,
But O ! he’s so mighty long coming.
Will you come—will you enna—O, do !
Sweet sir ! I would soon fly to you.
Ah ! thus, while you’re trifling from
day to dav,
Nor pity nor tli tight your steps hasting,
I'm wailing and fretting my life away,
And my youth and my beauty waisting.
Will you come—will you come—O, do !
O, come ! I’ll be kind, come and woo.
KATY.
£Ctje ^oiutvr.No. XXXIIL
Jriiji is my liberty judged of another man 3
conscience ?”
TO attempt to biml the consciences of
men by one rule, or to measure them oy one
standi u d in ciicumstantiul tilings is altogeth
er abtuid. 1 lie present impeded smte of
things calls for tlie exercise of much charity
toward those whose v'a/ of thinking does
not correspond precisely with our own.
1 eoplt must act according to the light they
h ive, and the right of private judgment is
. we which every man may claim, and w hich
ought 111 justice to be allowed by others.
It ap( tars by the Apostles first epistle to
the Corinthians that many of that church
v. ere disposed to loid it over the consciences
of their brethren, and set up themselves as
an infulhble rule : but l'aul knew human
future and tlie unalienable rights of man too
util t »c« untenance .such errors lie clear
ly proved to tli«m the right of private opin
ion, and then cautioned them to tike feed
that their liberty was nut made an occasion
of stumbling to others. Many people now
have the same spirit as the Corinthians.
Men in general are not w illing to allow' oth
ers the same right of thinking amljudging
that they assume themselves, and hence
arise the mo't bitter contentions. Howev
er no man should be allowed to shield him
self under a pretence cf exercising the right
of pritate judgment, when he cannot assign
any reasons for bis conduct, or when a clit
ferent path is plainly drawn by the sure
word ot iuspit a loo, that great light to all
truth. 1 or instance, should a man pretend
that befell bound in conscience to profane
the Sabuuth, or to blaspheme me name ot
Ids Maker, or to steal, or to comma any
scandalous crime', we ought not to allow him
to entrench 1 « lt »n the right; oi opinion,
when it 1 v. n .e cannot defend Himself
by fair tia% hut m any matter where
inspiration I . i- * narked the path distmci
ly, ai d v,here there exists latonisopinion*
already, every one fas a right to bit jioviae
opmi .n, and ought to be a Hi/wed 10 think
and act lor himself.
is
Useful Invention,
A Mr. Ihii.tc. French Vnf New-York, has
inwmtd a Machine i*» manufacturing
lin -k.s, which will produce SOoO brick* it
>i p ?lieil w i.h clay— no previous preparation
«,t tilt. clay, mere than iu natural uusrrnre,
Lo p-mluce the rn re*i!v to pile away to drv.
* > * * *
SD)t Oajcttr.
Thursday, Jdy 19, 1810.
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At the late celebration in IValdobor
oughy ol the anniversary of our national
lrectlora, the following toasts were
drunken :—.
1 July 4, IMG—A speedy recurrence to
its principles.
2 The Constitution of the United States—
T lie magna charta ot America, mav the
angry ghost of Washington, appal the heart
of the wretch who would attempt its viola
tion.
3 The U. S of America—May no foreign
machinations lure or frighten her to a sur
t ender of her fndependence.
4 The President of the U. S. cf America—
May he remember Washington, and go and ,
do likewise.
5 The Commomoeultk of Massachusetts—
I It was the cradle of Independence, may it
ever he the nursery of Freemen.
6 Washington and the Heroes who achiev
< d our Independence—an endless succession
of their virtues, and our country worthy their
display.
7 The Militia—No bounty,and seven years
service in a standing army to all itsopposers.
8 Agriculture and Commerce—Twin daugh
ters of America, may one never receive the
patronage of its Parent to the exclusion of
the other,
9 1 he Patriots of Spain—They were the
first to wish us success in our struggle for
Independence; we heartily reciprocate their
good wishes.
10 Our foreign relations—May they be con
ducted with such a firm, but conciliatory
spirit, as to produce peace without prostra
tion of national dignity.
11 Our Nary-May it never be wasted
by the consumption of economy.
12 Our Minister at the Court of St. Cloud
May his recent remonstrance to the would
be connueror of the world, be supported by
t Government, and applauded by every friend
to America.
13 Political Weather Cods—May they
never feel the breeze of popular favor, but
be the constant conductors of rhe lightning
of public resentment.
14 The rights of Neto-England—The rights
they will never surrender, the tight to walk
the ea-th, the right to breathe the air, and
the right to navigate the ocean.
15 The continued depredations on our Covi~
nierce—almost sufficient to induce our oaks,
self moved, to rush to the ocean.
16 'Jhe Clergy— May they continue the
firm friends of virtue without hyjajcrisv, of
liberty without licentiousness, of patriotism
without selfishness.
17 The Jttir daughters if America—May
they he impregnable to me coward ; but
ever ready to surrender on honorable teuna
to the paulot and soldier.
VOLUNTEERS
Old Massachusetts—A9 you were ; never
change front by the left!
The Charter of American freedom—Ma* it
b* deposited in the archieves of Heaven
The martial spirit of '75—May \vc imbibe
more of that, and less of ifie party spirit of
1810.
A Halifax (N. S.) paper of the 5*1 Inst,
mentions that all the regular tioops in that
place have been ordered to Portugal—1 he
t 7th regiment had sailed and the 23d was in
readiness to embark.
The English appear determined to retain
a looting in Spain and Portugal as Ion? ;.s
possible. -
The President left Washington the 9th,
for his scat in Virginia.
The Election of members to Congress in
the Stale of New” Hampshire will t«.ke pUce
in August next. Messrs. Haven and
Chamberlain two ot the present members
have declined a re-election—GEORGE
SULLIVAN, Esq. of Exeter and H >u.
ROGER ^ OSE, of V alpole have been
nominated. The following gentlemen will
compose the Federal Ticket! viz
Hon. DANIEL HI. AS DELL,
Hon. WILLIAM HALE
Hon JAMES WILSON,
Hon. ROGER VOSE,
GEORGE SULLIVAN, Esq
BIRTHS
The wife of a Mr. Ballengcr,’a rope-uia
ker at Monfleur, was brought to bed with
four daughters, who with the mother, are
doing well —The first was b'*rn at 6 H. M.
the second at 8 and the other* within 21
hou s thereafter.—>V. }' Spectator
In Pom fret, (C\«.) Barnard PhilUp*, jun.
r*ged If , lie fell 46 feet from the girt of a
steepV as he was assisting in r.U'ing a tow
er ; and although lie weighed 2v)<; lbs ami j
i not.ling intercepted ids lull, no Lone wji |
f.act” ed or dislocated, hut the shock dc-j
prive-i him of all sensibility below his lips j
he stufrived ti e aec.dent seieial d.*vs
l.i Bedford, (Peon.) Mr. !>avul K •
•hot by an .1 >.ne person.—1 i ;l - ti.,
(Vt.) Mr. Joseph Alien, aged 74 * - mm*
from i)td in the mdraitig in appro ai.i l oo I
health, dressed himself, and then la d down
<*nd expired matcmly.
fn New-York S und, Mr Naihm
Meigs soipp *.**< d to have bet-ii shot by I-is
own *00,111 a boat, and thrown over board ! !
l. 1* m*t (France) Paul Fctftid, uicc a lu
I Hif>os Asiatic rabvb, who brought from the
; F. lmls'- s * f »r«mie ul utile lev, ih*o a m l
lion st rl.og; he died in vary indigent w
• mn.iancr. — In K.rn*»*sk», H'th Cicittr, t.v>
11,.c j I'M’ ti.e iiio dm td i I » ii.c.
F/om the Freeman * JourraU.
Times Past.
A few years ago,-the capture of
three or four Ameiican vessels by the
Algerines, and the enslaving of their
crews, was sufficient to excite the feel
ings of almost every man in the United
States. Our newspapers groaned with
the recital of the sufferings ot Anieii
can citizens, but then we had no Alger
ine nevHfia/iers to vindicate the robbe
ry and plunder committed by the Dey,
Then American spirit and feeling were
in their vigour, active exertions were
made to protect commerce, and to re
plenish the public treasury ; our citi
zens were liberated through the inter
ference of the government; and ships
of war were built, which afterwards not
only kept the barbarians in check, but
at length completely humbled them,
and robught them to fear the Ameiican
Eagle.
Times Present.
Now, the seizure and condemnation
[ of ONE HUNDRED AND i HIR
j TY-SIX American vessels and car
i goes, arid the imprisonment and starva
| tion of their crews, by the French, is
scarcely sufficient to move a muscle of
the body politic. A lew newspapers
endeavour to rouse the departing spir
j it of American honour and courage,
but it is almost in vain—one goeth to
his farm another to his merchandize
—and there are many French news
1la/iers which endeavour by every wile
'and stratagem, to vindicate, cither di
. rectly or indirectly, the unparalleled
' outrage committed by the Frtnch Dey.
American spirit and feeling are in then
I wane ; connneice is unprotected, and
, the treasury is exhausted ; our citizens
1 languish in foreign prisons, almost des
titute of the necessaries of life ; many
of our ships of war have been sold, or
suffered to rot in dry docks ; the
French barbarians treat us with con
*
tempt, and the American Eagle cowers
beneath the Gallic Cock.
Times Future.
I ALAS’ MY COUNTRY!
' Clouds and Darkness rests upon it.
Hutu is the gold become dim, and the f.ne gold
changed
The Ram Bullet Decree !
The Milan and Berlin decrees were jk>
doubt intended by N'Apollyoji as plain hjnu
, to the American Administration of what
was to come. As lie found these broad
hints either were not, or uc.ulfuot be, taken
according to their true import and meaning,
(and there are none so blind as those who
will not see,) he thought proper to iss le
his Hum Bullet decree, which possesses the
double property of forcing people both to
ifCand ftel whether they will or not One
I wouid have supposed that after this, Celt
Armstrong at d the other Americans in
France would have departed with all possi
ble expedition : hut it st ems we Yankees
are a very obstinate set of fellows, and al
though tiie k*m bullet decree made u.s
both »re and ie«l, yet it had not the power
to make us " budge a £rg.u Accordingly
: N’Apollyon lias found it necessary to issue
another decree which we shall for the pre
! sent call the Push Buyonet decree, until we
’ know from whence lie has dated it, for the
Imperial Savage whirls Ins L uisa through
the comment with such a velocity that he is
hardly two days t *geiher at any one piace.
This decree partaking in sonic measure the
vel >city of N’Apollyon's eccentric move
ments, is made m the order of quick step,
and the Americans are literally *
* T f_
lot ance
j , , Out of Praree%
i to the tune of the bayonet, or be imp jsoned
[ VV'e are now no longer at a Ess to know tor
what purpose ihe tyrant has erected eight
birdies.
But with all K’Apollyon’s povr^r there is
one thing he cannot do. lie cannot make
us alter our terrapin policy. He c n put a
coal of tire upon our hack, and torture us
l as wicked boys do the unfurt-.ina-e a i m..*
we have ju«.t named ; nv this fie; , evde d
he cur. asreitam that we can both see amd
feel aim be made to crawl, hut run he fotce
us to resent the c-uel injuries we endu;e ?
A short ti*nc vrr.7 dttcrvitie.
The new loan to the British govern
ment,'amod Us to 12 millions lor En
gland, and one and a half tor Ireland.
The lists Were Sit* Ihancis Baring and
Co. Curtis and Co. Golds uria .and Co.
ami the S ocks Exchange. 7 icre are
lo be v .. sf faxes.
Lot u Colling stood has been buried
with great funeral {mini* m London ;
and Ids bodv ‘tepasiicd ai Si. Pauls,
close bv the side cl Lord Nelson.
The Bri’rish Parlument, it vat tx*
peeled would rise about tiie lOih June.
Holland is now co i rted into a nt-w
mill tin y cacc.nipn.ciii ; ana the Ex
change cd Hour, dam, it is s_.ul,
couvea ted into a si.«M top the accom*
n vbuton of the I'.t c’ ,valr*