The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-11-28 00:00:00, page 3

luu_{l‘l‘. Lhe alarm 1s so preal heretnal bu'\.
incss is entirely ot @ stund ; nothing but floue
ccun be soid, Wituin these two days, paper
nioncy bas feh 12 per cent 5 it is now Huctia-
ting botweeir 25 ana 41 below par. Lbe H.
Q raters ol L Weblingron’s army were a
Tra b nca vesterday, o to-duy at Mafra,
12 or 13 o hes Lrom Lisvon, and the line ol
€ [cance is formed from thence to Aiverca.
T avs the ariny 1s shouated tior the sea (o the
Lashon «=Hervestord 1s theve —Ld. Weilizon
at Mutia. where he s determined o reccive
the Lrenchy and there decide tive fate of Fur-
breu,ntin acie yestert y, aniong which gen.
Stmmon 3 he s badiy wounded—— Mussen
s dechood that he woudd never stop alier
stiking the first stroke uotil he drove the
Ealidsa iuto the ses==lL¢ hus now commen
ect, md 1t is much icared e Llassian wali
be ootiged 10 embark A very short iime, -
1 e French torceis esitinated 175 o 8)000
=0 combdined torces are ucarly ¢ ju:t;
tugal. Morder with 161000 by las! wccounts
woos at Torcad Romana wicn 20,000 3p .
Tords was ot Abrantesy, observiag the move
nitnis of Modier, Some prismxcrs were
;3.::.-0!‘.» wcrcjmt in recuisition und sent ap
the viver, it is siid for the sick .ud beavy
Lo yor s ge==in one or two d y> vome h ng deci
sive musi tuke pluce The bead- u rters ot
tiic I'reach acmy by the latest accounts were
at buatatha”
“ P S —The French move with astonishe
g repauny.”
It appears by this areivaly that an Embaryo
took place ou tue Bth Cct. on ail shipping,
which were rejuired 1o take a fourth of thew
aavcyroes, and vne tourth of the whole nuwber
CH passengers, on accoumt ol governn.ent, ree
ceiving a compensation
‘l'he English had cal.«d in all their out.
posts, which biought the Frenéh within about
5 leapuey of Lishon, (ie. to V lla Franca) on
the murgtn of the Tagus, and 7 leagues on
the sitte of the Vcen. A line between which
was Jdiawn by each ariny.
It was the opiuion of a sentleman high in
oli.e at Lisbon, that no doabt could be enters
tuined of thue evenmal snccess of the French
wnd that they would sihoruy enter Lishon.
The French army was said 1o be better supe
plicd, 1 many respects, than toe British, al
though it was understood that they were
short of bread. Al the hewy bageage of
the Baghish oilicers was daily embarking,ind
the Biidsh Factory wt Lisbon were about
embarking sli their effects. ;
B ook of the Tasus, Awerca is 16 miles o
by the brig Sylpn, Capt. Forbes, in 58 duys
tromn Lisbou, that the Bridsh army were
by the vopid movewcus of the armies, ey
aie Incapabie o 1 fising on any thing. 1 shoud
hove sutied for Now=Y oik tnis day, had thibigs
Ferndned us thicy were a tew @.ys since § but
foutny the combined forces wnder Ld. Wei
lingion falling back so rapidly otter a partial
chzagemcnt of nis leko wing, with a paity of
the Piencoy, 1 am induced 1o walt a lew Gu)y s
therelore 1 s expected to be a diee cdfal affair
sno nd the En zidsh wait the issve. It is wiis.
pored that the French are mucilt sironyel-
T . vetreat of Ld. W. seems to conliom this
renot. Lastnight all the (arge boats and
‘T'he brig Constellation arvived at this port
yesterdo vy in 28 duys From Lisbon. William
Jorvis, Lsg. lae American Consul at Lisbon,
bos returned to the United States in this ves-
L.
Britisn victories ; respeeting the Grewr Jiuc
tury of Lovd AV ciltngion, tals is precisely the
case, s lordsiip bed the modesty to claln
the honours of the bed, belore the alile was
over or even commenced, It now appears,
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE,
The fine fact siiling pitor bout sch Flash, Capt,
Mok, in the remark ' short passage of 21 days
frym LoOsent, which port she left on the evening
of he 29th Oct has argived st New-York _
R the Flash, we lesen verbally, that a letter was
preel o it L'Ocient on the marning of Ihe 20th Oc.
™ - Fow St Miloes, stating that & Telegr plack
despach anioanced that one wing of e Biitiab o
fuit retieaty cnd withan 20 miles ftom that
place wiwn the vessel sulled, with the pursu
ing French army io sigoy on thetr flanas und
rear. Inat Figueras and Oporio were in pos
session ol the Frenchy and the retrest of the
Brst cut off Liom every port ot coiburka-
tion, excepiing Lisbon. L hat Lowas expects
cd Masscua wouid be enubicd o bring W el
liugton o a genevel engagement belore the
Jatter conld < fiect his escape. That to Luciii-
tate the flight of the British arny, a generel
embargo was laid wt Liroun en e 7 Ul
Siuce pelining the abovey, we have heen -
blicing 'y tavoured, by a friend, with the toi
loving ¢alract of ¢ lettar tron Lisbon, receis
ved by the Syiphy which tends to coiloboiute
the el cucc.==Fub. Adv.
Lixtraci wj a wiierydared Lisbon, October Gth
1810, .
“ The minds of peopie here are so ugitated
Evtraet of a lettery dated ) Ovient, 27th Oet. 1810,
pereived by the Pi'ot Boat Schooner Flash, to a gen
tlen:nt in Aew-Tar k. -
“ § huve just e to inform you thot official news
has hoen received here that a grdat battle has taken
pise in which 15 000 prisoners had boen token from
T 4 Weilington's army.— Al the siops of war in the
mo A and harbour Wve their colours boisted, and
weneral salute took place. By the next news from
Porinral we shall hear that the French are in posses
&on of lashon.’ )
the mony is ulready recovered, Loving Leen
foond in the posses<in ol onc o 1 the mur
derers. T e acconn s wlrcacy paoiished an
the papeis ot fos oy which detoils partieu
lars mor fu v &0 "
As usualy, French defeats seldom end
POE ¥ Chuly an L oortug sl
BOSTON, NoVv. 22.
Very late from ..issoon
Further I'rom Portugal.
- Wade H mpten of South Carolina, vow e
iing us comnnncer in chiclof ihe Ao erican
~army, has niade a donstion to the sufferers
by the late fire in Charleston, of the whole «-
mount of his puy and emoiuments, due bhim
o 8 an officer of the United State, from his
first entering the army to the 10th of nex:
month 3 together with a thousund dollars
from his private purse.="T"he whole amount
cunnot be less thin from 6 to 8000 dollars.
my in Poitugsl had Loen cut ofi” on their retcat to
Lishon b)' the Freach,
No change hod tuken place in the sequesterec
property ot Bayonne. :
Copt. M. hus brought despatches to the Secretary
of Suate.
Cupt. M hus favoured the Editors with F ench pa.
pers o the 26h Oct. whiich wre barren of nows,
N Y. Ner. Ady,
by the Schowver Flush, from L' Wricnt.
Pavie, Uect. 20.~Gen, Deotet, commanwng the 9
corps of the army of Spain, wiiies on the luth, that
# Couner who had just wirived fiowm Valiodohd,
brings him the following inclligence :
On thie Sudi dSept. the Pomce of Esling, (Massen: )
artived a Coimbra, one of the g gutest citics ot Poi
tugal, si wate aboui half way between Almeida and
Lasbon ; the Froneh army had already marched up
wards of 40U lcugues since its depariuie fiom Al
du: s van and flunk had had several afiaies with
the nlinia and Portuguese regiments ; it had tuken
more than 2500 psoncrs, and- disermed several
Portuguese reiments. On the 27th of Sept. it had
en engugoment with the English aemy, wineh believ.
ed s It mpicgnabie mow strong position, whout a
duys murch from Combra. The Eoglish were st
tacked, wurned ind briskly puisucd , they abandon
¢d a part of their sick wnd of tiewr magazines. The
resuli of the alinir of the 271, wus 709 prisoners,
of whom 400 wre English, wod 2 o lish wrtibiery.
But what was more important, the oovoh had an
cu by that atiair the superb positions of Mondcgo,
and the city of Cuimbra, which oflers grewt resour
CUS. ‘
The army wau in good health cnd abou st y sup
plied with provisions. They had sont the wounded
to the hospraal of Viseu, the greatost part of whom
iceeived their wounds in the wtliir of (he 2710 ; they
smoun.ed to scuree 550 men, sick weluded.
ton, duted Malia, Aug. 34, 1810,
“ A very unpleasint business bas taken
place between the Ley ¢f Tunis, ind our Cone
sul. It seemis an Americun sbip was caprur
cd by « French privateery, and carvicd nto
Luris, where she wus purchased by o Minise
ter of the Bey’s, put under Tunision colours
alid sent heve.=THer foimer supercargo bemg
in Multay appealed to the Binish Court ol
Adiiiraily w 0 bave bher swpped, in conses
uence of some iliegality in the condernna
non. Lhey declined interfering, us out ol
their junisdiction. He then applicd 1o (e
tribunad of Mata g they stopped the ship und
tae case 15 now undecided m that Court =
The Bey, bearing of this, hae confiscated al/
he American porepierty in Tunsy soy 150 to
200,000 dollars. Mr Cox, the Consnl, has
corived hiere moa flag of truce, 10 actile the
business, but whether vestoring the ship wiil
satisfy the Bey, or u war will fuliow, time on
ly cun determine.”
Tranelated from Davis papere to the 20th ult. veceived
Lxtvact of aleiter prcm an dmeican gentles
mar in Malta. 1o lin corregfindiont, in Boge
Extract of a letter fiom a most vespectable character,
duied Paris 106 k Sepe 1818, to his friends.
“As fur ws 1 can judge, there is some ¢hoage in
the Eniperourof this oovernment towards the United
Stotes. Thismuy arise in part from new vicws with
regerd (o South America They now despuir here of
being al bie to compel the Colonies 1w follow the for
tines of Oie Spuir—und sre desirous 1o promote their
mdependeice, as Ihe only means of dunimshing
Evglish wtumee in that quarter. To protect and
cncowrsge he veutral intercounrse of the r" sSuates, 1
aniin bopes, wil Le consicered the best means of
attaining this ol jeer
~ The sch. en evprize, Witliams, bound to this port,
widh a curgo of sugars, drove on shiore, vessel muceh
drmaged The gale was supposed general thio’ the
island, and in the neighbouring seus, a 8 a number of
vessels which which went out ahou the 15th or 16th
Oct had returned in distress. A Spanish 74, brv ke
from her mooring s, and did great damage to a num
ber of vesseis, bosices running others down, Anoth.
er acconnt s.yB 150 sail were diaven on shore and to
sea, 45 of winen were oty Lise, Norfolle pup
Iy this lown. on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev My Gabsan, Mr. Jons Priwvav, 10 Miss Hax-
NAM Munro n, both of this place. .
Ao Middieroseny, on Thursday lust, by the Rev. My
Gibson, M. Jouw B. Harni, to Miss SaLLy Bark
Enr, bhotl uf \hnt' town, = »
At Middietown, on Fiiday last, by Justice Barker
Mrßesyamiy savea, o Mes Evizasersn Wut g
both of this town '
WING SPOONKR,
SAIL-MAKER,
I “FORMS hiseods ond tHe pahlie’
‘that he has removed from his former stand, +
te lurge, safe, und conmodious Loft on the wha
of the lute Cares Gavoxer, Ksq He returng )i«
grateful thanks for past fvours,and will make eve
exertion to ment a continuance of the patronag:
B« fiiende and e publick. ‘ Nov. 28
Hurvicane at Huacmo By the sch, Ply, 9 dys
fiom Havin., we woerstuna that thore baa bogen
a sovere hunicsve wr Huvara, “The poiticulais whioh
we get, wre hom g detter which we have sceny wnd
from the verbal mfornation of a pessenger.
The gule connarcea onthe 23d Get wnd mereys
ed tothe 2605, when i blow with violence hactofore
uoknown i thai porc Thirty sal of vessols waie
entirely dost. The sloop Liberty of this port was
lost, wnd the sch Monrog, fiem this port, diove on
shore, and with her cargo much damaged. “Ihe ship
Friendshp, of A, York, with 800 boxes of sugur
and o quaniity of Colieq, vessel and corgo lost.
The ship Betsey, of Philadeiphia, losaed with Su
gur, weno ontirely 1o preces.
with a good yard, in the viihge of Wickfmd ¥
qu'm_- o GO . W, TILUNGHAST.
\Wickiord, Nov. 27, 181 y, ,
.2
VOR S v o rg LR
Jlnd poseession given 25:h March next.
'\ cm eil .l)‘ o liz gy ‘f .‘-Sh(.c
Noble act of private mur fonee ~Cieneral
u:\‘) AN \\’ h.
MARRIED,
[ Paltimere Ame rr'ran.]
w_— et
The Dircetresses vi wie domete Bencvolent
Svciery request the attentivn of the beneluctors
of their ustitunion, wid ol (he pubiica, 10 e
wilowing statemems and observations : Ly
which 10 will «ppoar that upwards of ‘L wenty
(otherwise destitute) Pemale clildeen hive
been schooted, particlly clothed and for 18
weehs dined at tie Asyh,
The receipts for the year ending the 6th
inst. amount 1o 283 69
A\T Ao Ving of the TAM
A MANY SOCIETY, or Corumpiaxy Ounen.
Will De held o MONDAY EVENING 3d Dec.
Living the 34 of the month of * Garnes™ ] at e
Councn ¥ue of their Great Wigwum, in tie Siate
House, precice sat the going down of the sun
7 The oo dunce ug every member i 8 particu
larly vequesteu. ‘
By ovder of the Grand Suchem. .
oy WHLIAANG “WNO' Mm-
T otal 5'76 40
Builance in favour of lust year, HlO7 29
In order that the precise smount 1o be exe
preted from subseribors ter the prescat vear
Moy be ascertuined and regularly collected, a
person will be wppointed 10 weit on those
W HOSE Baties are wt present on the sty ond
dsewise on others who muy bave not hud wn
Opportamity to subseribe 3 oand ulso 10 colleet
the money which may thus become dite, und
on those to whom there shall be no applicas
tion, no fuiure claim for the suin wiil be made,
Lxhenditures as foll ws ;
For tu'ui_on ol 23 childven & 125 55
Muattha Bouckmasters bitl for
preparing dinners 18
weeks at 7s. 8 21
For provisions, cloathing, &c¢. 29 86
Lhe Divectresses feel very graelul to the
Subscrivers wnd Benefactors, and they think
it incumbent on them particular'y 1o «cknow -
ledye the generove aitention of Isaac Barnw,
Lisq. of Chavteston, (8. C ) and tive repueated
and liberal dontions of Samuer Eram, Esq,
of Rhode-isiand.
As the best recommendation of the object
for which they would solicit comtinued wnd
Inore cxtensive ussistance, they invite those
Lidios ind Gentlemen who are Lenevolentiy
disposed, to visit the school, und from the
specimen which they see of its discipline and
Puprovement, judge of the propricty of its
being encouraged.
Lhe Divectresses wssure the publick, that
ol money with which they muay be entrusted,
sl Lo Fadhiully and econonically appropris
wted to the object for which it shal) be given,
snd that a peneral wand sutisfactory exhibit
shalt be annually made of the receipts und
exX) o ditupes,
Broadeloths ;
Cassimeres
Pl.ins s
Fearioughts 3
THE comexion in business formerly sul.”
b gisting Le'ween the Suliscribas, undey th®
Fire of WANTON & RATHUONE, was this duy
ds olved by muiua) consente=Al persons indebted
oy ad Firm, cie requestod 10 ma ke inonediate puy
ment 10 GEORGE WANTON, who is umhorized to
poeceive the samie s And il Lose who have demunds
aga st swd Fim, o present dhiem for poyment, :
GLEORGE WANTOUN,
GEORGE 5. RATHBONE,
Newport, Nov 27,
Season of Fruite
Noenth of Peavers, 28th,
Vear of - Discovery, 519,
we of Portsmouth, yveoman, deceased, representes!
asolvent , and six months from the 12th inst. are al
weed for that purpose. Notice is hereby given that
ey will attend to said business, a. the house of
“womas Duevree, in sald Portemouth, on the firs”
A mday i every month, during the above period
Vo accounts will he peceived 'm"c« properly «ftest
d TILLINGHANT ALMY. '
THOMAS HALL, } L v
AN persons, indeted 1o said estate, are earnestly
called unon to make immediate poyvmrent, 1o
Nov. 29, TIHOMAS DURFEY, Execuirr,
Conditions—Over S;}(m'. 6 months ; over 500, 9
months, for approved Notes. :
U 7 Sales to commence at 2 o'clock, P M.
Lipez & Dexicr, auct’rs,
NOV. ?8 ?
s.‘";‘.:. '(\' l’*(-g -;‘U 1 -i' ‘“ol“)l"'(‘
DRY GOOLS, veecived by the latest arrivals
‘l’"l?. Hon. Conrt of Probate for the town of Payrt»
movth i the County of \ewport, having appois
| the subscribers Commissioners to receive and ex
mine the claims of the ereditors to the Estaic o
JOB NURFEFE, :
G UL MiLES.
HAS twhenthe cenhan halt of 1)
Fire proof brick store, ite Mr. Towns.
cnd's roﬂﬂ'-tm"..whtrt he of;?m sale: .
19 half ches's Y Bohea TEAS, of the first quality,
13 quarter do } for retiling ;
A few chests souchong do,
One teumk gentlemen’s Gloves, assorted.
A few Piece Goo's.
~ Indiu- Point Gin, in pipes and bbis,
8 hhds Wilmingion, Toebacco.
38 firkins shipping Butter, and
A smal Wil g' Exchange on London.
Naov, 21.
Ly ovder of the President, and in behalf of
the Surl'rt_v. L. S !'u‘\Rlu Sc't"‘y.
N vort @ihof 11l i 1810
LOPYZ & bXI R,
(JFFER A 7 PRIVATE SALK,
12.000 wr Gren COFFL.
2.000 bushels fine SALT.
Nov 28
Nowlore Pomale Fencvelent Soedety,
CHIN DAY, \Nov. 28,
At Loprz €D ox . Ofice
With piositive grders 2o close the Sale,
al New Jurke=CoNSISTING (P
Worsted Hosiery
Kl els g ‘
Buizes ;
Velvels; &e. &e, ke,
COLUMBIAN ORDER.
N oTIOE
Nulil ACE.
“)\ A . "\)‘\
Now, 28.
o
Loperiad, Brunswick Ber-
I and Genoa Cords and
Stoekmet s ;
L dies nazaiing blue,
Liuck, white and botik
grccn Pelice Cloths and
annels
Baizes wund Flannels, of
every colour, qualiny,
ail price 3
Welch mitled do. for La.
dies wear ;
Coutings, Fearnonghts,
Lufßls and Plaes ;
One bate each Ist wnd 2d
quality, 6q, 7q, 8q ; Y%
g, Iy, 12q, wnd i
Alhl"'i(‘.‘xll. &t‘l)l(‘h. ll;ku.m ahid ldcoinamnstar floop
cnd Stdr Carpeting, Canwon Hearth Rugs, Brusgels #
hoarth, bedside und chaise Garpets.
GRGCER RS, .
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson. ok
skin, Souchouny and Bohea | } I'r'lS.
Lot ind Biown SUGARS, »pices, Curvants,
ground Musuad, Ginger , &, &e, p
\ complete assortment of COT'TON YARN aso
CLOTIMS, st Fae tory prices, from the M oanficiovies
wt Haevtveker of Alvy, Browy & Starter -
An assartment of American Manutuciured Woo e
Ex GOOUDS, from the menulueiory at Pawiuckes of
RHODESN, HARRIS & SMITH ‘
Comprising in the whole a eolleetion f elegant
and usclul wrticles, mueh ton numerous W partigus
luvize, which they offer I holesale ow Retuil, s\ prives
wilkch ¢ot fail 10 please s usiomers ure respoete
fully requested w 0 eall and see for themsclves, as
nolf:ing i chueged for investigation,
1.7 Wanted we above="l'wo Tous of old COPIER
and RRASS delivgred i lurge or small quuntities
for which a liberal price will be given,
Newport, 28 Lot 1l mo 1810,
No, 173 and V 75, Thumessirveet,
AN clegent and extensive ussorument of
Faru & Winrer CCODSaomarg which ure—
t s supefine, tine, mid. ‘ ind Caheces, newest fle
eling wnd low priced | gures, tiem Od. o Ssd,
1’[0" .il)l'l.()'."ll.\ whity l'(l' .\“l“ 3
CoadSEVid xS ' Hosicry from 2sBd 1o 158 4
Have just rece vod cnd oycr Jor cwe at
sisng of :
superf bluek, blue, drub,
mixed, botte wnd grass
gieen Boosacioths,
Superf. bluek, biue, deaby,
and mixt double malied
Cusshimnores,
Einp’l wnd Prinee's Cords
.\\m'king‘nct.
Pchice Cloths,
Tubie covering Raizes,
Milled Baizos, Filannels,
and Coutings. ‘
Biuck, green, dove, pearl,
and lead colowred Bowm.
buzeus, trom 2 to 5a
Wildbores, Rattinets.,
‘otton, sk und worsted
Hose. Vestngs 1
hawls. Long Shawls,
With m ny other art
which wiil be sold very lo
' I VAOSE whe v o hlm‘h:“‘ g.'mds
of un excellent quality, and moderate prices,
Wil do well to eall on p
NAT HANIEL SWEET
At the old stand of Narnasietn Sweer & Co
No 109, Cheapaide, ‘Thomes-stveet,
Who has recently recoived ol ge quandity of gooiises
fiom Boston and New-Yoik, of the lutest inpor -
von which he offers at wholessle and retail, as lowr
as can be purchased in Rhode-dslind
w—ameng which are the follneinges .
Coarse, fine, wad superfine Booadeloiim, of vurious,
colomin ; Cussimeres ;3 Ploms 3 Tavonshine Reivey
Coutings 3 Bhokers | Baizes and Flannels lewL
Wildbores, and Bombozets 3 din Cottons 3 Cobw
cocs, and Ginghams ; Lanens ¢ Dimities ; Vest puge
rerns ;. Hogiery 5 bluck and white Laces ;, il hons,
of ull colours ; white Cambiicks,i«4, 4-4, 64, wide §
wilk ard cotton Umbrellus ; with most other aricles
usuadn Lis line .
‘ 0 ; 3
H \VE just reccived, and.arenow offering for sule,
ul Uwil‘ .“Dre. 13‘ 'l“
Cooimient of Prosh v
A Certain Parm, lving in Gxeter,. containing 100
acres and 40 square rods, with o Dwelling
iose and ather buildings thereon. The soid Ve
e in contemently divided into measdow, pastore und
wooddand 3 it has a very thrifiy orchard of execlient
cuitetrees §oond is well watered, The sale 10 cone
mence on the 20th day of the 12th month nexy, ut the
Llth hour in the moming. |
Abs ymms certain Farm. lyine in South-Kinjse
on, contsining übomt 118 weres of Lund, with a ke
legent and eonvenient Dwellingdlonse, plessantiy
situated nea. the posteroad and the salt water ponds.
The situation is inviting for a gentleman®s counury
scety, and was formerly the residence of the Lae Jolin
Potter, Bsg. The goodness of the soil, and the s
vanmages :?thc fisl.cries, are sl too well known o
require a more r-n'mc\ar deseription. Vhe st off
this estute will be held on the pramises, on the firsg
second duy of the first month, 1811, «t vhe 2dh houe
in the murning.
The ahove Fstares will be sold nnder t!: g
inenmbranes ofthe dower of Henry Burbor's widow,
pndd the deeds will convey 1o the purchasers al they
right and title of (he said Honry in the prenies of
the time of his deccase. Conditions will be wade
known on the vespretne dovs of sule,
THOMAS B HAYALY el .hgter.
Somth-Kérgatonm, Luh genb, s, 1610
‘v be sold at Publick Auction. by o dow
sf the Supireme Judicial Courty the frllowing
Real Lstatey late belonging to Hexkr biire
vER, deceased, viz, :
Nov 21.
; W wtl:y gf Attention ! 1)
b » Roka . M
‘DRY GOODS.
Shanaun ¢ Laviion,
ALSO, A MANDSOME ASRORITMENT OF
LOUKIN G GlLadSsdis,
And perliaps as clepgant an usson-u_mmof
tew/s and Tppet ..
As can be found in the state,
LOPLZ o FAIRMAWN,
FLESH GCOLS.
—— v .
MIER-BLGeL b 1 XL RNIYE
ried DRY GOODS, cowé
cles, mot particularized,
w for cush. uov, 3%.
Exura dong boewver, ki,
hish, imciick cve suk
Gloves ; habn ditte
Wlate and cototiod dous
ble ind single Soisias
ona Lustiomgs ;
Figured snd plum Sating ¢
Lavo, "mul ol § cos
net, book snd spiucr
Musling
Elegunt 3,4, 6,7, 8 und
t{u;.rtcr Shawils, Mitas
tion long ind squive do g
Sk and cotion Guog e,
Sk snd cotion U tn Hhasg
Conton Crapes o Cone
cuns , white and bludck
T'i ble Cloths, 64 7-4
Diapers.
Cotevain Shirtings.
Coloured Cumivicks,
Ditto, Whie, 44 and
. 64 oy
Huii Cord, do.. Linen do
Fancy Mugling,
Bunduny, Flag, Burcelo~
na antt Lingn MandeFae
Indiz Cottons.
Brown Lincks.
Silk Ginghams. C'Wl dov
C.heoes.,
Furniture Chintz,
Lace silk and cotion Avete
leis
Faglish silk Hose.
e den do g
An nnvoice of 1000 dolle,
worth of ciegant kil
BUNS.