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the want Provisions and the meant
of Transports. Those wants, which
were the first cause of the loss of ma- /
nv advantages after the 22d of July,
which was made known to the govern
ment, and was actually known to
them on the 26th of last month, sttH
exist in an aggravated degree, and un
der these circumstances I determined
to break up on the 20th from Jaraice
io where I had had my head quarters
face the llth, with the advanced post
on the Tagus near the bridge ot Alma
nas. and to fall back upon the frontier
of Portugal, where I hope I shall be
opuplied with even’ thing I want.
—-—■
Norfolk, November 1.
Tn our last we noticed the arrival of the
*Vn Powhatan, since which we were po- i
Jui?y favored With London papers to tl.e
10th of September, and some provincial pa
ners from the 7th to the 12th. From these |
E extracts have been made, they give .
cop oos tr state of aflFtl.rs |n
SPa'n _m;Pc Ney’s division was return
fnV rapidly into the*North of Spain, where
^gr flaieiy Rom ana’s] had overrun
a if Biscay, ?nd presented itseif on the trou
SJrs ot France. The other armies had se
parated for want of provisions on both
Tides The London papers [opposition] are
*f opinion that the Spaniards want energy
fn their own c use, and recent events have
Sven some foundation for such an opinion.
\Ve do not, however, perceiv any thing
offeial or authentic, which indicates a d.s
n J icnTo abandon the Spanish cause.
P A no-her exoed tion i> immedi itely to sa 1
from Eneland under Sir John Hope, bu: its
destination was not conjectured. 1 he ru
mors ot pence between France and Aus.
tr.a were still circulated with confi lence,
and’lt appears to he the prevailing opinion,
?hat although the Emperor Francs t:nds it
din.cull to digest the terms winch Hom
pnrte is willing to gr ot, he must in the
end, and that soon a».cepi them. [Ledger.
Extract of a letter t.u.o the lieutenant 01
C the Revenue Cutter Jefferson oil Cape
Henry to hm brother in this place,
ffiy.l O’clock, P. M. spoke and
'boarded the schooner Experiment, of and
for Baltimore, [from St. ^astians w.tn
win ?.] last from Falmouui [England] in 26
d vs. Captain Hill of he Experiment, in
formed that a change of ministry had tak
en plane in England.” , „ ,
'1'lic late pupers f' ceived by the Powha
tan, speak confident y of a cnange in the
British administration ; Lord Castlere..gh
Tvafr i xrcrAtd to be ieniov<rd* nnd *ht Uufcc
of Portland to resign. 1 he late expedition
has caused discontents in the cabinet, ns
wi il as in the nation. Mr. Canning it is
nlso sa d wonkl resign if Lord C&stlereagh
was not removed But tnese are only re.
ported, and do not appear in any official
form
i l ne Africane went to »ea on Monday
morning.
Price of Flour in London, Sept. fi. Fine
•English. 80 to 85s. per sack. American
barret, 53 to 54s. ».erl. S H 54.100 a g 11
.100 per barrel. The quartern loaf was
14 1.2.
November 3.
Yesterday arrived in 28 dayslrom Cowes,
the last «n:l ng ship Thomas, capt. Fraser.
This ship might have brought us London
papt rs to the third of October, hut v?e are
■ony to sa> that she hasbrought no paTcrs.
Hie was on; inaliy from Loudon, which she
It it the 17th Sepi. She brought despatch,
es lot the Seer lary of State, whch went off
by this mornin '*8 mail.
, The verbal information which we have
collected, is io the following effect^-A du
ei had been fought between Mr. Canning
t; d Lord Cttstlereagh, the fwrmer was tint
Loled as '/as befoie stated, but on y wonn.
<kd, and nut dang rously, he was on the
jecoveiy. There nad been no other chan
ges in the ministry as we can learn, than
was occasioned by the resignation ol one of
tnose min.sters; we believe J-ord (.as tie a
reagh. Our informant saw a London pa
per of the 3d of October; lie says that
peace was not concluded between France
and Austria, and that, that event was re
f.irdtri as less certain than licieto ore.*,
tussta liael taken the field with a vt ry
l*it e army, but her object had not been
wed. Onr readers w.ll observe under
our foreign head, some discontents between
the Emperors Alexander and Napoleon.—
All the troops had returned from the late
expedition except the garrison id Flushing,
hod anoiher expedition was v ...6,
supposed for Spain and Portugal; twen'.y
hve trangports csme into the Downs with
Captain F. The cause of Spain, which a
lew \vtpks before, was almost despaired
«A, was reviving, and great efforts were
n. ikmg to aid it with a powerful reintorce
Hy private letters cfthe 28th of Septem
ber, fiom London, it would seem that ai
though a change of admin stratio • had not
actually taken place, one was contemp a,,
ed, ai.u no doubt has taken place before
tlrs. but its character we cannot speak ot,
ns we are not informed ot the persons who
were exp< cted to compose it.
r Heavy tains alter tne wheat was cut, had
materially Injured the crop; wheat arm
flour wt re Rttrmg up. The American bar*
rrl was Iroui 60 a 65s. sterling— Other A
nterican piodure high as by the- following
quotations communicated to us J
Tobacco— Petersburg, J* * “d*
U chn.ond, U l**
Stemmed, • 14 15
Turpentine, soft, per cwt. *3 <**
-Tar per barrel, ™
Staves, Pipe, [»er M. 40 «»•
lflids, 30 .'5
j, Hat tel, . 16 1«
XTOT1CR to aft w tom it may concern, that
IN a petition wiil be pretented to the nett gu
reral arsembly, prayiag that a Uw may pars to
armil a..d mal « void tne powta* veated in Tho
mas Poliarri, pf Kentwrky, Kdmui.d Pendle on,
of Caroline," and William Pollard^ of M-nover
roomy, appointed trustees by Thomas I ader
v nod and Jane Dtndndgc, now Jaae Under*
vood »i the *mt« of their intctmaniage.
November Sd, 1809. - y </ wtt«
Virginia 3ttrgusL
RICHMOND.
TUESDAY, November 7t 1809.
_■ ■' ■ J ■•'Ui.lMJ
LAI L61' MtWS.
New Y*rk, Kov. 1.
This morning the United Chaus’ stoop of
war Wasi*, Litutenant Lawrence, arr.v.
ed here in 33 days lrom L’Orient, from
wnich place she sailed on the 28th of Sep
tember.
Lieutenant Has well, the bearer of des
patches from Mr. Armsthonc, left Paris
on the 20lh Septemocr.
Contrary to the general expectation,
there is nothing received by the Wasp that
will tend to lessen the evils resulting from
an interrupted state of commerce, as wdi
appear trom the following facts, which
have been communicated to us oy passen.
gtrs in tne Wasp, and gathered from let.
lets to houses ot me first respectability re
ceived uy her.
In the first place, we learn, that nothing
had been done oy Mr. Armstrong, nor did
he expect to onng me Frencn government
to any kind of terms with tne United States,
unless tne latter went to war with (ireat
brituin, or wnUid guarantee t« France, mat
America womu resist me seaie.i o. Au.tr.
icaii vessels oy the cru zers of Eng and.
We further leant, that me dispatcnes
which went out in tne Wasp, hau not, as
late a* tne 2om ot Sept, ueen sent to ilJua
parte, at Vienua, as ^it is observed oy Mr.
Armstrong it was useless to trouble him
on the subject wnile he was eubaged on the
r.n.itm.nf
.Mr. Armstrong intendedsom*; time since
to have lert France »or ,nc United .States,
out was prevented oy xcpc.,iej requests
lrom tue xrrtucu mm.ster to remain, as
su.iietn.ng u.cis, vc iiotu tne limperor might
be expected« bu. as uothmg had been rc
CClVcti, a.iliui ait. Al'tOskloiig despaired ol
any lUtu.ri, Uc inaiuitU 4> oimi as possiuie
iosa.i wit Aiuei ,ca — ue wou.uhaVc, detaiu
ed tne vy..»p tor tu.s pm,io*e wc are in
•utoruieu, U ins XAUut) uouid a.r. oecn -c.
luii.uiuu-itu in ncr.
At tne time oi lue sailing of the Wasp,
no news or peace between Auj.r.a and
r Xai.ce, Had uccu teccivcu. . lnuuii it Wu»
ruiuanreu that. a rc-coiu.cence.ueut ot iio».
Uu.it* tao.cu piace, a>.d that Ku»*.a
Wa» oil Uiv poll!i Oi joining Ausir.a, ill cOil
scqueiicc ox i lie til l iii ,uj Uv.uiaiius maue
I Jj ri^..apane oi lue uUipciut f iaucn.
On. l ici.vd papers uy tin* a, rival are to
cue KcU ol Ot',,l. Horn rans. 1 ,»cy coulam
j nun..tic lieu ; ouc wc Uudenougu n, uicm
| to convince i, uat lue wai ou toe continent
i *=» Hot a. an c.iu. i ncy again speak. in U3s_
i tne id uij against tne Auiii'iiiui.
ills lx ue, that luc pr.vic cubn in Fiance,
, UaWc subpeuucd ii.e uoiiu uiu,,,oi. Ol .‘mutr
ic«n pi open.) , ouc HU* is tupp.med to ue
u-uc to aUSWCI sclUv particular pUtpuSe*
Aoue oi li.c raiarc.sr. ^tu^vity ouder se
quesiratiuu, na., a* We oau-rcaia, men re*a
Wi kU. ,
General Armstrong *old one of the pas.
senger* m the Wasp, on tne 19u» ot bept.
that ue hid at last, procured the rc.tase
oi the Amenun seamen who had be a so
long imprisoned at Arras, and inai they
would sail auoui the llRn ot October Iro.n
Dieppe, in an Amenc n hr.g wn.ch ne had
porch*;.. i to bring them ho ne.
>) iicC tie above Waa pnpued for prt.s,
a gen.Uman of th.* c .y in, lavured ,u. ed
Hors of tne New YuiK G reitc wilu me
follow.ng iciitr, tfrnien on the o vex* ot o.
tuei letters «s late as tue 2s,h wt. •'jeptem
her.
“At this moment I have been informed
ha. the emperor NspoUou is .it V.emia,
| confined wnn.visdu»;s>—his physicians con
stantly attending him and app.?mg »oe to
the top ot n,s ncad. i'xm news is c.,m.ipi
niccted by one ot tne femperors mh. dc.
camps to Uis bi other in D’o.ieixt,
[Ir any oi our readers should doubt the
autumn.icity ot th.s m.or.nation, tuey are
welcome to ace me ong.rsi wmch we nave
in our posscsiiou. i here is noto.ng more
i xely, man mat such a man as iiouap.tr,e
| should be aid.clcd wuh su.h a d.sOider, j
It ts worthy of remark, mat ihe Wasp
has been gone iiora tu.s port nmy 7J nays.
Sue &adeu lrom tne tiou* on Xni itftn of
August, and readied L'Oreot <n jy days
—the uespaicues by het were in .he nan,Is
oi Mr. Armstrong, .a. Fails, in 24 days af.
tex her sailing float tins port ; and he an.
swered the communication by tue Wasp the
se,c..nd day alter leceivmg mem; aim we
presume to say^ that wnai nc lias sa d in
our government in reply, is very couCi«c
and unsatisfactory. <
New York, November 2.
The ship Commotio.e Rogers, Captain
Gage, arrived at this port la* evening m
the uiipreceutmed passage ot 22 da, > from
Liverpool. The euitor ot the Mercantile
Advertiser has received oy tier a regular
Hie ot London papt rs to Get. titli, and LmjU'j
L.sis to the bdin d tte.
One ot the most important artietes ot in
telligence we have received »y this arri
val is in the sudden and expected Change iu
the British tnmisiiy, wmch took place a.
bout lue ’22 J ot September. It w is prece*
ncu by a duel oh me 21st, between Lord
CasiUreagh and Mr. Cannmg, hi which,
alter taxing ineir ground, they fired by
signal and missed; no explanation taking
place, they Hied at each other a second
tune, wnen the ball from Lord Castlertagh’i
pistol went tnraugn Mr. Caiming's th>gri
on tne outer side ot the bone, fhus tn<
affair terminated. Mr. Canning’s wouoi
was not considered dangerous, l ue caost
ot this extraordinary atl.ur is said to be
some official misunderstanding, the uaiurt
of whicn is not detailed in the London pm
pers tnrougn motives ot delic »cy.
By virtue ot the new airangement, Lon
Wellesley is to he the new ^secretary o
War ; the Karl ot liairowhy takes the for
eign department, Mr. Fttcisai is to bi
Hrsi Loru ol tne ireasuiy and Chancetloi
of tne Kxchcfjuer. Lord Grenville ant
Lord Grey woe invited to co-(>perate wit!
the new administration ; hut conceiving
that their services could not benefit then
country, in support of a ministry which
they could not. out despise, they ueruned
all participation in the guilty measure* ot
the Government ; at the sam. time expies
smg their deVtxedness to the Cause o, cue
nation whenever their takents or influence !
could ot employed with advantage.
Bonaparte was still at SchoenOrunn.
Mr VV. bhaler, is the bearer ol Despatch* }
es, troiu Air. Fiuckaey, tne minis..r in
London.
Au extract of a letter from Liverpool,
dated Oct. 6th, states, *• Uur lunustermi
arrangenieuts appear nearly tetticu mi
tue present, thougu apparently, leas favour*
aole to a setueineut otwiie (inferences In. - •
tweeu your government and ours, than li i
me change hau oeeu complete. A ne re* '
fusai ot Lords Grey ami Grenville, to «*c" i
cep. tue pioposutohs made to them piuuu. \
ced a temporary briskness in Cutioos, and 1
an advance was irecly given oy speculators ; I
mat artiste as well as others, u now uc
pre*sed. Fot Ashes 60 to ol, Fearl 66 to ^
t>7 ; A urpentiuc do io j4 ; A U ooi. stave, j
IV to Hi j Wheat 17 n. x7 6 t ,• Jt._,u: *os. t
Kict 64., Tooaccj iron T to in, c. >uon, }
Upianu 17 to Hod. Orleans Hi,* .sea ;
lalauu H ami a to d ana 6.”
lae following ;uucies aic from oar ;
latest papers oy tue Commodore xio
gcr»:
London, Oct. 5, I
We have just received jt\iris papers •
to me xoth last, hut they contain no- .
inuig of any import ,ucc.
VV c received, uus moining, Dutch’
papers to Uic first uasuuu, con-1
taming news lrom Vieuua to me'
2uui last, Lonapirre was at that date t
at bcuocuoruun, and tue emperor ot i
I Austria at JuUa, ior which place me '
| Austi i.ui Count iAOi.na ii .d out <>u
| «.nc lj.ii, irom •Sctiueiijrua.i, witu .u*. '
I pa.cues ior his master. At ht» uepur- !
tuie he was pitsen.ed i>y Jit.nap.ir.c
j wlm a jircciou. ar-..uc o. ^reat va.uc:
1 notn wm.it circumstance it was i..i.r
red that me ncgociaiio.,» are u.nw.„
>.o a close, i uciV ale, uuwever,
ny cii'Cumsiauecs uniuvoiaoic to uns
Supposition. iaCUtlfa.4U.il OUuSoU4gU,
ol u\c 22d oep.einuci, svuic uiut the a. -
mistiCc, whicn explicit on tnexotn, iiu..
j lJCcn prolonged i>>r a .nuuui, wiui t »e !
adailloUUl atlpui^iiou, l iat hostilities 1
are not to icCotiimcucc until aiu; six i
I Weeks’ notice oi jur. expiration.—
[ ifreuca corps aua military stores hud :
I passed thiougu tnat cny uu tueir ,»ay
to Austria, and tne troops, both rrcncu I
and Austrian, were in cotiataui motion* j
iw>ii.!parte was also bu3ily employed 1
I xii establishing a line oi le.e^i upns iroui
btrusourg to Vienna, puH4i.ig\mougii!
Uini auu Munich; oy wnicil uicu. o '
there would be a complete line ol tel
egraphs between lue Austrian ana
j blench capitals. As the iinnicu ..tie
I evacuation oi Vienna would probaun,
ibe oue ol the conditions oi peace,u
would seem, from this circumstance,
illtit odt.il till C\v. lit H UJ. tic' £kl tlS
nu«i' tit hand, i he acc ju.us irom f\>r*
is, i*» nit Dutch papers, -re (o the 2/iu
.lust, and iioiki Uayoiijc Uu the bill.—
, icvcid detachments of Hoops iiud
, burly pased through me latter plate,
on their wav to bpai .. *
1'1" f'ercey.il, yesterday, kissed
hands un n,is cievatio.i to tne post ol
1'list x*ord oi the i reaaury, vice the
J Duke oi /ortiaud, oy which move
ment the K:gut Don. gentleman be
comes pre.liter. l*ord ilariowoy has
n'Ji received tilt a-als oi the Freigh de
partment vueuted oy the Hight Don.
Geo. Cunnmg, St it is even said, iliac
they have been re used by Kail 13a
thur*t. Indeed, a man oi a oy pretensi..
ona, however slender, if he possesses a
j particle o» pride, must pause beiore he
* consents to tr.'co.ke u locum tenens for
j Marquis We Lesley. rue piincipul
j lUuUwcnier.t to a calculating nuud is
the chance ill l Marquis Wellesly, ste
i <g the si rt cf nead that is put to the
M m ary, rr av dr dine also, in which
event, the party put iu as a warming
l — 4*..- l . _i_e:.- _i i i
ivi in* u’ »i u-t i,l'f ” t/uiu pi vjuai/iy
remain in permanent possession of
“ The lied ol Kors.” Mr. Kobert
Dundas Saundei s, of whose abilities
we kn-»w nothing but the pathetic and
prepared speech which t.e made i«,r
hr, father, Cord Melville, m the II ,use
of commons, previous *o his Loid.
ship’s trial in Westminster hall, has
set out lor Ireland, to pack up his pa
pers, before be make* liis debut here
a* Secretary lor the War and Colonial
Department, vice Lord Castlrrt agh.
He is expected uack on Wednesday
nex , on which day the Premier will
have probably mad-considerable pro
gress in completing his squad.
From Barcelona we are informed,
that this city, which lately contained
120,000 inhabitants, is abandoned by
almost every Spaniard, and that the
grass is growing in those streets which
! were once crowned with the produc
; lions of every quarter of the world.
: I'rice or Slock* ifn* day at one o'clock.
Consols GiJ 18 1-4; 5 per cent. 9^
1-8 1-4 } Omnium, 3-4 pretn.
London, Oct. 6.
We know of no larther Ministerial
: arrangements having been settled, we
’ trust and btlieve however that no time
, | will be lost. The interest of the coun«
- j try imperiously require it. His Ma
•jesty will nut conic to town again be*
—L—-—
fore nex: Wednesday,* bat itis proba
ble that ,\rr. Perceval will wait upon
hi> ftl j st) b f»re that time at Wind
sr-r—.iiic.uie,h.le the Grenvillesassure
us that 44 nothti gean exceed rhe court
ship and (.atvsiug to; t are now going
forward; and th it .‘pplic-tti n. had
been made to men of all parties
and of all opini »ns to join the
Ministers. And supposing this state
ment to he corr • t, how does it
reflect upon the Ministers ? T ey
were anxt us to form an'ex tended Ah
rntnist.-. ■ • >—I i«y made overtures
to Lord G. nvilie—-Lord Grenville
w;l) uoi come in with men who have
thought it right not to press the King’s
con cu nce upon a subject on which hie*
majestj ’s principles ace known to be
unalterable.— Fney are f reed, there
luie, to look t*'the other men, and not
deeming ,;ie in teres s of party to be par
amount to the interests ol the country
they ,«re willing to sacrifice the former,
in oidcr that they may consult the in
terests of the latter. J he wish to pre
vail upon men of talents and of patri*
otism toj in the Administration, with
out too nicely considering wnut parti
th« y may belong to.
It is jusdv said, no doubt, that the
pl.m o? the new Ad minis-ration is not
extended or combined. We lament
that i should be otherwise ; but whose
fault ii it i VVe hail hoped, that in
a eo:dial ucion of trie aJv.r.e parties
tlieri would oav* been a real healing
at the tiivi .iOi.s of the Lmpire ; and,
if ve hope and oelLve that the par.
ot Aumii'.is»r uiuti, h«n,gh not expen
ded and couvin ;d will still go down,
as vhe opp 3'u.i ui cl* gantlv expiess t.,
our Mopes, tnoughts and be lu t arc d
rived, not from any unwoithv view w
have of the present state of the K
presentation of the C untry, but thev
our urin persuasion, that, at er a r i
<*t Iptlf a century, in the mos tr»in
and arduous time this nation cv.i
saw, out vcn« rabie Sovereign Mill u
be abuiduned by his people ami w b
not be d. liv^reil ov»-r to that part*
wh.ch would grasp a undivided powt. r
up i which has once before endeavour
ed to shackle and oppn st him.
Lonuoh Sept* 30.
TIIE LA I fc. DULL
Between Mr Cann ng and Lord Castle
ttagh.
A full rxplanatixn of the circumstance^
wine. l-d in -h s cxtraortlitiaty disagree
mem has now been handed about in the
high pointed c ■ cies, iog ther with the
note containing me challenge, sod Mi.
Canning's answer to that note. As the
wln.le ca^e ts bai imp neetijr known o
the public we shall tndimvour tode&ciibv
the ludi> f urn he icpiescoiaiion of those
by whom the tia ra ive ha- been ;eaa.
5>u tong since as the Easier recces, it
*wis submit ed by Mi. Cunning, and g.v
e • as Ins o, i> ion m a n.eetaig i.t (he Ca
binet Council (itom which Lord Cas.le
leagh was al>s< in) (hat he considered it
8bsciu ciy necessaiy hat a change should
taiec pl«c . in .he VYa and Columai depar •
nuns. He assigned p-iwclul arguiuents
in suppor. of tha. op.iuou, aiul suggc s.etl
that ro one w s bo hi to be the suckers a
ol l ord Cas.lcreagh as the .Via qu $ Wei
[ le ley Ail the members ot die Lao n i
i mui p:t9cni concuried with M* C. nuing,
fur ih immediate diauo ure of heac sen.
timen.s to L. id Ca.ueitagh. i'he others,
influenced • y a icgard to ms Lordship *
feciing., anti havn.g the recoilect.ua o.
the then recently cunc uded n.qjiiy mi
East ind.u puironage lresh it) then in mo
ry, tigiced io p * , one the denveiy ot
their avowed sen’imcois until the e d . i
1 the pan.a men aiy session fits propusi
; linn uad Mi. Cunning's *inqua..ueii apptr.
bation. Ti.at peilo.i a...».u, «,»u iVl.i
Cunning again U'gtd the dnee utEui llano
to enloice u.e propnsiton aubmuud to the
Cabinet. His giace, still conv need that
me mxessi.y nuv nut oeen diminished,
was al A lot* to devise tl> mo». delicate
«nd prudent means oi con eying the sen.
I mien Is of lie Cub net to L.«.id Casoeicagu ;
but after some few days consumed m u<_*
libeiation, Loid Cambdcil »us seieOl u as
the best calculated lot tuC d selo*ure« A
ibis ju<iC\uie, novrtver, Loru ba» loeugh
i and mosw of his majesty’a nan , t.s were
j so b s ly oc' upied in the c</in».>uuion anu
arrangement of the expcdi ion to the
beheld., dial delay w« aga.n rl eu.ed p-u
dent, and no commumca.ton Was in de i.
..oid Laa-Ltc-gu un.il Mr Cai.n hg,-1 n
ihe 6 n instant, tendered hit r«.» citation.
On ihis occasion the Luke of Poulenc
conv, ived to c-immoutcate the ongn.ai
imtms oi Mi. Canning, with t. e con
cut ling o, inii n oi <he cab.net, to lv r« Cus
1 tiercagh. who alter a short dthbcratior
wrote to Mr. Canning a leiteo of c .nsid.i.
able length, in which nechaiges nun wm
unlair and illiberal motives; accuses Inn
ol hypocrisy, dt nunu. the accustomed s.<
visUction, and names the pace oi meet
io this note Mr. Conning te uin d i
laconic answer, lie lament* iha. ihe in
formation given to his Lordship must han
been defied from a ve y pa..ial mjuicc
anu ha:, had Ins raoltVcs been fanly in
(jmteO into, it was m»|0»sibe they couli
bear the construction so u. j s.ly put up
on them. Alter declining ail lurther ex
piatiaiioii| Mr. Canning agrees to thi
meeting on Pu-rejr Heath.
Yes eidsy afler"Oon at two o'clock i
i cabinet council was held at the lotC'gi
office; at which were present lh* Lord
Chancellor! Earls, Liverpoi I, Cimden,
Chatham, Hanowoy, Hathrust, and Weil
mordand ; Lords Mulgravc an * Lev son
Gower, and the Ciiauctlior of Exchequer.
THEATRE.
Mb. & Mrs. BitW’S BENEFIT.
On Friday evening, November 8thp
1809, wi;| be pic.entcd a cele
brated play (in five acts; called
WILD O A r S,
OR THK
Strolling Gentlemen.;
End of the Pi a ,
AN OLIO,
Consisting of SINGING & DANCING.
Comic Son^, “ The Grinders’* Mr. Solly.
Song, «The Rose,” Mr. Fox.
A Hornpipe bv Mrs Br.«y.
Comic Song, “ The Potatoe
Merchant,*’ Mr. bray.’
To which will be added (by desire) the fa
vorite farce of
The Honest Thieves;
OR THE
Faithful Irishman
*,* Tickets to be had at t'le u u-d places,
and at Mr Lewis Adams’s Bock store.
MR; C AULFIELD
Respctfully informs the pu die, that lug
Benefit willtrke place on Frt^.
day Evening Next.
' 11 \P Ai< L) tx. l.UCKE liavr r-Ceiv a 4
sUierai assortment ot uKOCth h,S.
consin.itig of, Sugar, Codec, VV I. Kuin
Cot'. 'ry u 1., vViustwcy Shti.y and Al. a
ga VV me, Peppei, P.n.euio, C,mg>* ,1 up-.
mui le.t, Ei glish Mustard, Salt 111 Sack*.
ALSO,
Earthen (i!ass» China, and Stone Ware ;
tier malt, t. r ,w Icy and rilistereu S.eei; liar
non. Nail rtoas, S.inl Leather VV riling*
Widppiug mu Pi ling Paper, Spa . sn se«
gat»,^o.«o.. C..rds, Snot, Powu r, Window
O'Hs i.idig), C ppei a», A Hum, Log wood,
Gut lien in*,* Ate Ate wlucu.u y otter low
tor c.isn, Cuii. . > pi oduce, or ap,.ruvcd pa
per*
f». 11. Cash given for flour as ustiil,
N v b, looy wtf
NdK SAluE, a IK.tCT oi LAN*j, in
** the cou ny ot Cmuueriaiiu «vii:iin a
111 iic el Eaiii.V iic, Containing lour Hundred
wine*, not quite halt ol wh.cn ,s eharui.
iuc Mnmiutr is tor the most pan prune
tobacco .ana, uncommonly we.. limbered
aru WattieU i uc Cleared uua is ge..L.»al.y
in excel ent atari. 1 nere are 011 tue
.rac. a Coiuuiuuious ir.uiiea gi an ary sued
Ueu ail urounu ana >wj o-.*ceo .iuU»es, —
i ilC hlt.Uat.iUli Is esiceuica UittonaaiOUi/
ilea.thy. 1* no previous y >0*1.1, it wdi Oa
wltcieu a*, public sum, on Friday me first
any o December uext, hi me town of
c .unit ilu.wawhi.re also, the sabscnocr uaft
lor sale an excellent weu bui.t small dw. .4
inig nouse w.tb a coin.i.uu.ous sioie huuse
and luuioer i.uu*e adjoining, w.ui bowd cel
lars, Oli..
uu. ld»ar» Kai foito, whol v.» ad
join ng nit *ana, win >iuw it to any one
disposed to pUlCUatC.
JJHN KANDJLPH.
November let, IttOV. 6w
—-—
v i.tt. tiNi.k ;
At a auparior court of chancery hidden at the
capita! in me ci.j ot' Kicii.ini.iu^ ,nc <.i»t
-i sej .imo.1^ iao9 1
jonn uau.biit, i«.pie*eitiativc aod d«vise« of
Ocoiga, iliimtr, d.^e ..eu, p,l#
AO.VI.NiT
i'nomas Key, Hem, K )a vViffiam llibb Key,
i# J «ii<i K i'd.iUji 1CJo itua
Key, W le tvwy^ Jj.-a YVimc u.d **»4u m*
<ii w • ^ u Ii.cim.ii aiiu .if .rs or ck.vi.cls #f
Mat .Hi rwcjj a.ctAetlj D«.i s.
i »i J :*n m 1 .un.A* K y, Henry Key
X tv .i4iA.ii w o.< K /# Jtuwi Ke/ «uu
Dtiiia.i<r not h .v» i* -a lour «.,(» ar* ace and
given .c.aai..^ -cci..tni o ihe «c. wt a>ktm.>i
rttid Ilie ru.e» A this COuv.^ a Id ia appealing u
die sauslAc.K.n oi me lo . , ,i.jt tauy «ro no;
lunaoitailts of tuis couu oi< mo.ion oi mn
pi m.itl h/ tiun cl it u ~t*v td, in»a me
.isle.iu.it« i! j », p< * r n..re on he n» t day uf
nca: it iii, vsu «mwtr t >e Ini oi me plain.itt i
and in,»t a copy of on* o.dei be mrnivvAn msec
•eu in am, iie«n.p*p«. puolim«d id me cliy uC
Ki.liinonvly I i two ilium Us succ.»si*r| and
,.u»i*o t»a ue iroaat d ior A t it capita, in toe said
„ny. A —let e
1'B.it.K T1N3LLY, *.«.
At a court held for King and Queen coun
ty at the cour.-.ousc, on it lay the Uth.
ot October, laW9
Jov ph Mann, * Pitff. ^ •
AiAiKST Cr»>.n
John Lumpk. n k J a me* Lump c n!ifice*
k ii bf. rno«M» J ff «», DAu.'* rJ'
IHE defend nt Ja ne* Lun.pkm not h»*
ring entered n * uppe.it ame and y(iveo
security according to the act of assum'd/
uud the jules of Inis Court, and it appear
ing to the salislac.ioii t f ihe court th.»t the
said delend mt J anus Lu'iipain is not au
inhabitant ol tius c -rnmjuwe-tlth, on tuc
motion of the plaintiff oy hit counse, 1 i*
i ordered, that ihe saui defendant jamca
i Lumpkin do appear here on me second
, Monti..y in J nuarv next and uii»w< r die.
bill ol tut piamt.fr and that a copy mi tins
order be forthwith pu dished in some put).*
lie newspaper printed in me c ty ot Kacu*
1 mondrf lor two montris successively, amt
that another copy be posted ai tue front
• door of this cmu mouse.
i A Copy—Teste,
Ko. I’OLLARD, C C.
I .........
, I'bN DOLLARS Kfc.VVA .. f> w. , oc g,a
8 ven to any p- i so i nr perSo >» who w.H.
. give ir.c information nf the viiit.n or vd*
lams that killtd my Dog nt .r tht Column
bian M ils, yesterday n the icrcn«>on
1 SAMWSL LC.ECH
1 November f, 18o9. Ip
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