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Vol. 7.] RICHMOND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1810. [No. 50
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XT Published by Thomas Ritchie, nearly op
posite the Globe Tavern, Richtnorul, Virginia.
XT CONDITIONS .—Five dollars a year, so
9t paid annually in advance. Thise who wish to
/>t considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
-designate it at the time oj subscribing, otherwise
their papers will be discontinued at the expiration
vf the first year. _ . _
RICHMOND PRICKS"CURRENF.
~ ' D. C.
TOBACCO, 4 to 7
TTL oca-SUPERFXNB, 9 25
BO. FINE, 8 75
CORN, PER BARREL, 4 00
WHEAT, 1 42
BACON, PER LB. 16 to 20
WHISKEY, PER 9ALLCN, 0 67
BAR IRON, PER TON, 100 00
HEM r, PER TON, 250 300
MERINO SHEEP!!!--The public sale
of ONE HUNDRED
$ MERINO SHEEP,
Which w:is advertised to take place at Fairfield,
•n the "d instant, is POSTPONED to a future
day, >>f which due not ice will be yjiven.
Interim, those who are disposed to purchase at
PRIVATE SALE, will pl-ase apply to
M. Cr B UTTERS,
on ro
SAMUEL MTERS,
October 2. *f
ROBERT POLLOK, is now receiving, by
the Averict Cr Ditpatr.h, a part of bis Fall
Supply of British Manufactures, and expects by
the Rolla, such an addition thereto, as will ren
der his assortment well worthy the attention of
intending purchasers; his terms of sale will be
moderate:
He offers for Freight or Charter, the excellent
fast Sailing SHIP, George Cr Susan, capt Wood,
burthen 290 tons, daily expected to arrive at City
Point, from Liverpool. ., „ |
Those still indebted to the late firm ol Bttchar.- '<
<ma &■ Polioh, are requested to come forward and
aetile, as longer indulgence ought not to be ex- j
pected. f
Petersburg, October 12. ft
Subscriber gives notice that he intend*
I to petition the next General Assembly of
’Virginia for relief against an Ordinance of the
*•0 mmon Hall ofthe City of Richmond passed
<»n the 18th of June last, whereby, under a gene
ral regulation concerning the licensing of Carria
ges, he and his family are prevented from using
a hived Carriage of any description for the con
veyance of persons. . , - .
CHRISTOPHER McfHERsON.
Richmond, October 17. lgfl tf
IN CHANCERY —fn Richmond Hustings
Court, Aug. 16, 1810.
osepli I) Richardson, Plt'ff.
Against «
Daileys* Def'ts.
Sally Dailey is.assigned guardian to the infant
defendants, and thereupon this cause came on to
fee hea>'d, by consent, upon the bill, answers and
exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On consi
deration whereof, It it decreed and ordered, That
Samuel McCraw be appointed a commissi oner for
Hie purpose of exposing to sale, by public aucti
on, the Land or part of a Lot mentioned iu the
bill, to the highest bidder, upon a credit of six
months, after having given thirty days notice of
the time and place of sale, iu one of the news-pa
pers, published in this city .; the said comraisai
crer taking of the purchaser a note negotiable iti
tiie bank. Virginia, with sn approval endorser,
for the amount, and retaining the title in and to
the said ground, until payment he made of the
purchase money : And ,t it further decreed and
ordered. That the said commissioner do report ids
proceedings in execution hereof, in order to a fi
nal decree The following is a description of the
land hereby directed to be sold, as mentioned
particularized in the will of Jwa Dailey—“ The
Lot on the street leading to Ross’s Mill, that Is to
*ay, from the cross pading on Ross’s line — ——
feet south of my house, nexi the river ; thence
on the old pailing lino to the hack line, leav ing
out the handkerchief part, which is included in
the deed to my daughter Sally.V
A Copy. Teste,
TH: C HOWARD
CCj* The sale as directed in and by virtue of the
foregoing decree, will take place on ;he 1st Mon
day in November next, before the front door of
Henrico court house, it being court day
SAMUEL AIcCRAW. Commissioner
Sept 28 ids.-,.
NO! ICE-—Notwithstanding the death ot Mr
Andrew Nicolson, the firm of Nicolsmi
Hetli & Co will continue (agreeably to their at
tide* of co-partnery) until the first of January
next, when it will expire : In the mean time, the
business will be carried on ao usual,, by the sur
viving partners, at their office, in ting place.
All those indebted to that firm, or to Nicolson
»nd Hcth, are desired to come forward and set
tle their accounts on or before the first day of No
vember next Otherwise, suits will be institu
ted, without discrimination, against all those who
fail to secure their respective ballances Those
who have claims against the said concerns will
call lor payment. Timely notice will he given of
the firm under which the new year »?ill com
mencc, who will continue to supply their custo
mers with the choicest coal; their prospect for the
ensuing year, being more than usually flattering.
// • ”KY HKTH,
til TRULY RARDOLPIf,
EDWARD D. DIGGES.
Manchester, Sept. 7 tlNov
DENNIS having commenced fus SemiTfa
J| J ry heretofore spoken of near the Swan Ta
vern, respectfully solicits the patronage of his
friends and the public* lie teaches writing and
Arithmetic, the English language grammatically,
Astronomy, Natural and Moral Philosophy, f->e
egraphy, Surveying and book keeping, lor 25 £>
per annum, anil promises to pay the most tinier
mitting attention to the rnoral as well as intel
lectual improvement of such pupils as may be
confided to his care
N. B. Having established a regular boarding
house he will continue to receive boardei9 at 150
per annum, allowing breakfast, dinner, supper
nod lodging, or 1 £ per week.
Octobei 5 tf
NOTICE.—*All pi'raotis who have claims a
gainst the Estate of Pc t en Tinu.rv,
deceased, are reque u’d to send in their accounts
immediately to the subscriber, and all those in
debted to said estate are intreated to make
cpeeJy payment to
JAMES Bit OWN, Jr. Adrnr.
O'-toVr 9 It
S.\ M1 ) N’SKPEKC H,
• ('In Pamph • - for t.> ff a* this Offlc
POLLOK & TIIEDWAY, have, bythe late
arrivals from Loudon and Liverpool, receiv
ed apart of their supply of FALL GOODS, Si
expect by the first vessels, such an addition there -
tQ, as will render their assortment of British
Manufactures well worthy the attention of inten
ding purchasers, and for prompt pay, or on a cre
dit to punctual people, they will sell on very mo
; derate terms.
A few pieces of extra Superfine CLOTHS 8t
KERSEYMERES, just opened.
Manchester, October 12. 6t
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pollok,
Tredvaay O Co are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle, as after the unusual indul
gence already granted, much longer need not be
expected.
Fall goods-russell & WAL
LACE, have just received by the Dispatch
from Liverpool, 18 bales Woolens, consisting of
Cloths, twilled Coatings and Blankets, and Flan
nels, to be sold only by the bale.
Likewise bv the Levant— 'l.
24 Boxes Window Glass, 12 by 15 Si 15 by 18
1 Cask Scythe Blades ^s.swted
18 do*. Spades and Shovels. ,
Likewise by the John ami Adam from London :
40 Pieces best twilled Sacking
1 Case Manchester atari's, assorted colours
2000 l»b Seine Twine „
1 Trunk Threads, assorted colors, fronri No
10 to No. 16 ... .
The above GOODS will He sold reasonable,
for cash or acceptances in town-, $0 days
Likewise two ton GERMAN STEEL.".
October 12- l«tw
MURPHY &. CHUMP, iu addition to their
luual siipptyof GROCERIES, have just
receiv**! a \g< nersl assortment of GLASS, CHI
NA, EARTHEN & STONE WARE, which
they propose to sell low tor Cath or Country Pro
duce. . .
Oct >ber 19 4w
'•OMPKINS & MURRAY, hare rereived
-A - by t'.e Slniv Avert-:, their Fall Supply of
LONDON GOODS, containing a great variety
of ♦■•ticks, smied to the season, among them arc,
Diaper and Damask Table C!oths and Napkins,
an ejrgmu assortment,
Scotch Holland Sheeting of very superior quality
Superfine Cloths and Cashmeres do do do
Dolman’s Boml Street Hats do do do •
Carpets do do do
Irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are in daily expectation of receiving, by
the brig Cora, from Liverpool, their fall supply
of Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cutlery, 8tc Sec.
which will render their assortment very com
plete
October 2fi tf
C"'* HEAP S TORE !—The subscriber has just
J received and is now opening at his Store, a
few doors east of the Market, a well chosen as
sortment of DRY GOODS, which he is deter
mined to sell low for Cash
LadieB best real Morocco Shoes, at 6r per
pair. LEOPOLD JONES
October 16 8t
GERMAN OZNABUKGS AND TIClC
LENWJRGS,
IMPORiED in ihe Schooner Norfolk, from
Tonningen. Tor sale by
Wm BPOWN Cr Co
. October 9 8l
-!_ —
NOTICE—-That by virtue of a deed of trust,
executed to me, for the purpose of securing •
certain sums of money therein mentioned, due to !
Wm Hooker, from Miss Franc- s Glinn, I shall j
on the first Monday in November next, being ihe i
ffy’st day of Henrico Quarterly Term, before the
front door of the said court house, expose to sale,
ny public auction, upon a credit of ninety days,
'• the purchaser giving a note negotiable anil pays
ble at the-bank of Virginia, with one or more ap
proved endorsers ; The HOUSE and LOT, in
this city, upon Shockce Hill, near the Federal
; Spring, and which Lot, or parcel of Ground, is
No 119—being the same property which was
sold and conveyed by Wm. 2t George Hooker to
the salt! Glinn. ,4.
s SAMUEL McCRAW, Truster.
Sept 23, „ ._ids
r |''HOSE persons wishing supplies of COAL I
1 from the Deep Run Pits, will be pleased to
leave their niters at my Countihg Room, whure
a measure is kept for the convenience of such as
wish to have their coal measured from the wag
K°"s- M W HANCOCK.
October 16. „
NOTICE—That a PETITION will be pre
sented to the neit General Assembly,
pi ay»ng that an act may pass authorising the com
mon hall, of the city of Richmond, to establish
a reasonable Boundary to said city.
October 13. w6w j
A VALUABLE double gird MERCIIANT
MILL—FOR SALK —Pursuant to a de
cree of die county court of Hanovpr, wi‘il be sold,
to the highest bidder, on one, two U three years
credit, on the premises, on t»ie 23d day of Nov.
next, that valuable MERCHANT-MILL be
longing to the eltate of Tm.mas Bowles, decM.
This ttiill lies in the lever end of said county,
upon a never failing stream, within fifteen miles
of Richmond, ant! 4 from Hanover Town, in a
rich, healthy arqj agreeable neighborhood. The
Said Mill is well calculated for manufacturing
wheat, it having a pair of excellent burr stones,
a set of superior bolting cloths, with all necessa
ry machinery ‘ the said mill has also a good pair
of corn stones. The neighborhood is very good
for corn and wheat cu3tom The mill house is a
bout 34 feet long, and 20 feet wide, anil three sto
ries nigh, with *t single Story addition 24 by 26
feet, calculated tor a famiiy. There is 11 acres
of land oesides what the pond drowns. The pur
chaser may be accommodated with from one to
three hundred acres of Land adjoining the said
mill of good quality, and at a moderate price.
Forth*: purchase of the Mill, bonds with un
doubted security, will be required by
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Hanover, Oct. 26 3t2<50,5tbtrl8thN -j
VALUABLE LAND-FOR SALli^l'ui
subscriber wishes to dispose oi'niy military
LANDS, in llie|state of Kentucky, cmtiioing a
bout 3000 acres, lying on Big Barren river, which
affords a good navigation, anil situated in the
count}' of Barren ; there cah be no objection to
the quality of tin? Land, a considerable proporti
on ol which are Low Grounds, and lying contigu
ous to Nas'uillc, J'ennessoe, being only ~A) miles
distant t which affords a good trade. r\ bargain
will be sold in the Land, or 1 will barter for lands
in this stale, such as may suit. For fir. t ier par
ticulars, apply to the subscriber.
EDMUND BOOKER.
Jamestown, Prince Edwar I, Aug 31 w8wfl
FIT i n r i n (F
OK F.VSRY OESCHI P 1 ION, V'SA I I.Y EXf.CUTSn
_A T T H IS OPFIC E
b l an~k s~
or IVBRY OeSCII l e 1 1 O V,
ran sale at tjj-is oftic/>.
ELLIS & ALLAN have received, by the
ship* Averick and Levant, an extensive as
sortment of valuable and well bought GOODS,
amongst them are, Superfine Cloths and Kersey
meres, Fashionable Stockingnrt Ec Waistcoating,
Gentlemens* Fashionable London Hats, Lambs
Wool and Angola Hose, a very fine assortment
of Irish Linens, bought and bleached for the im
porters, a general assortment of Hardware,
White Lead ground in oil, nails, saws, Ecc
Country merchants and farmers are invited to
call and look at the assortment.
October 23. h
r piVEMTY' DOLLARS REWARD. Elop
1. ed from Mr James Sinit'i, about the mid
die of Miv laot, a slave, named SAM, who hac
been employed for several years past in that gen
tleman’s Bake-House.
SA ‘V is about twenty four or five years ofagw,
low of stature, and not very balky ; oL-ymithful
appearance, a dark complexion a countenance
with an incessant smile, approaching to a grin,
and thereby diacovers .adioe set of teeth, which
he is not a little fond cf shewing He is siow of
speech* and when- spoken to sudden*-/ orquic,k
I?, stammers and hesitates exceedingly.—His
clothes not recollected.
Some time in August last, a note was given
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
pose of him,) to look-out for a purchaser——It
merely purported the terms4* to any person re
siding in Richmond, or it’s neighbourhood —
And as he h;.s tilt note still in possession, he
will probably, under pretence of seexing a mas
ter, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out of
the State.
All masters ofvessels and others are, there
fore, forbid, at their peril, harboring or carrying
him off.
The above reward will be given, and all rea
sonabte charge-; allowed, ii'brought back in safe
ty to
JOHN KING.
Richmond, July 10 tf
Richmond, 15th October 1810
BEFORE my late illness, I had prepared my
self, at the instance of sever,ilgentlemen, to
deliver Lectures on the Then; \ and Practice of
Law and Equity / -hall commence on the first
Monday in November next, if ten or more Students
shall communicate to me their wish to attend An
examination will, on the succeeding day, be made on
each Lecture
If requested. I will, in private, particula-ly su
perintend the studies of any gentleman in the r va
rious blanches of jurisprudence
E. RANDOLPH.
October 19- 4t
1BEt» leave to inform my clients in the Ouri of
Appeals, the Richmond Chancery District
Court, the Circuit Court of the United States,
and the Superior Court of Law, foa the county
of Henrico, that } have recovered from my late I
illness, sufficiently to resume my attention to their
business. With the aid, therefore, of my son,
Peyton Randolph, who has duly attended to it,
during my disability, I shall prosecute it; and any
letters addressed to him or myself, will be pro
perly respected and answered
EDMUND RAN DOLPH.
October 33.
\ iLAoHn.it. WANTED—A liberal com
/ A. penaation will be given for an Assistant
Teacher, who is qualified to instruct the higher
classes in the Latin and Creek Languages, and to
give, occasionally, lessons in-Arithmetic, G i.g
raphyand History. Should he understaud the
French language, it will be an additional recom
mend lion. The situation is an agreeable one, in
a small town near Norfolk. A single man and a
clergyman will be preferred. For turther infor
mation, apply at this office
October 12. tf
Public' vendue -0,1 Saturday, the Ti
November next, at 12 o’clock, at City Point,
without reserve, half the interest in Brig SAL
LY, of this port, as she now lays at City Point,
burthen 1G0 tons &. 44 95 hs—she is well found,
and can be sent to sea witli very small expence,
having been well furnished at Liverpool, on her
last voyage. An inventory of her tackle, apparel,
and furniture, may he seen at my office, anil at
Messrs Lc-itch, Graham Si Co’s compling house,
Manchester
Term—Sixty, ninety anil one hundred and
twenty days, approved, endorsed, negotiable
notes, payable in Petet sburg . '
SAMUEL TURNER, V. M
dj The other half interest in the above Brig,
may be purchased at private sale, on accommo'
dating terms Apply as above,
S. T.
Peterthurg, Octoher 23
nUBLIC AUCTION—By virtue of the last
A will and testament of Robert Means, dec’d
Will be sold, to the highest bidder, on Thursday,
the first day of November next, if fair, otherwise,
the next fair day, a HOUSE and PIECE OF
GROUND, upon the basin, adjommg the house
of Mr John Purse : Part of a‘naked LOT OF
LAND, lying between the dwelling-house of An
gustine Davis, anil the basin : Alsu, the *T0U
SES Cr GROUND, now in the occupation of
Wm. Robertson, Esq. on Shocks Hill, and an un
improved la t upon the same square. The sale
w ill corr*m> nee at the house upon the basin
Twelve months credit will he allowed, but the
purchasers must give bonds, with approved secu
rity, and a deed of trust upon the Property, in or
der to ensure punctual payment of the purchase
money. . .. •
DANIEL CALL,
Executor of the last I’/iN and Testament of
Robert Mi arts, deceased.
October 23. ’ tj9
LTOK SALE—a valuable MERCHANT and
tSAVV .MILL ; situated in the county of
Loudon on Goose creek | of a mile frotp where
it empties in the Fotomsc 4 milesfrom Leesburg,
J5 from Alexandria and about tl»e same distance
from George Town; in the midst of Mio finest
wheat country of Virginia The main road from
Leesburg to Alexandria, passes within one mile
fcf the mill, and the boats that navigate the Hoto
mao come up to the Mill, which affords great
opportunity of procuring wheat, by means ot the
river, at all seasons, an:'a great Lcility of sending
flour to market by water to George Town and
Alexandria. I'he Mill-House is built of stone 50
teet by 64, two stories and four floors, and works
two pair of Stones The machinery, which is of
the most approved construction, is in good repair.
1 lie siw mill, is of the odioary size 8r. works 1 saw
— Willi t.io Mill, it suitable to the purchaser, may
be had 10 or 20 acres of Land, on the side of the
cretk on which the mill stands, and on the oppo
site a tract of Land, containing about 2H0 or 300
acres, of good rpiality and well timbered The
excellence of tin* stream of Goose cri' k, *t lids
place ; the abundance ot wheat gtown in the vi
cinity ; tile facilities of water navigation ; and the
general and rapid improvements of this part ol
the stat*, hold out great inducements to a person
ot activity and spit it, it cloud to vest his money
in property of this desci iption For further par
ticuhrs apply to WM HUE NT. Jr.
Nceti Atffia t'osi Offer, Virginia,
WANTED, to purchaae or hire, a good Cook,
fur which cash will be given. Enquire at
tins office.
t October J. tf
JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of FALL
GOODS, per the ship Minerva, from Liver
pool, ar lotrows, viz :
Superfine Cloths
Second do
Superfine Kerseymeres
Second do • .
Superfine French Ker
seymeres
An assortment ef Rib
bands
Black Qr*T*eo
Irish Linen, all kinds,
V/sistcoatings & Totli
netts
Velvets and Velveteens
Corduroys and Cords
Pound & Package Pins
ltavenr- Du-k and Rus
sia Sheeting
India Cottons
Bumbszene, Rumba
zette and Wildbore
Cotton Shirtings
Sewing Silks
Silk, Cotton and Wors
ted Stockings
Bandanno and, Mudrass
Handkerchiefs
Coarse and fine Shawls
Pen knives and Pocket
Kniv -a
Knives and Forks
Lenoand India Muslins
Seeded & Jackonet do.
Pelice Cloths
Brown Holl inds
Napt Cotton (for ne
groes clothing)
Seeded ft Muslin robes
Linen tr cotton Tliread
all colours
Buttons and Combs i
i uese arucj.s ot mg particularly selected lor
cash, will be disposed of on the lowest terms, for ;
cash or town acceptances.
L JOSEPH
October 2S 3t
Lazarus Joseph has For s*ie, by the
piece or package, the foil »wing articles ve
ry low for cash or town acceptances :
1 B tie Supciiine Cl. tbs
1 Bale Bed and Point Blankets
1 Case Stockings
1 Small package of Cotton Umbrellas
1 Trunk Chintz 4 4 '.vide
l Small box Lustrings (Black)
5 Boxes Ribbands, assorted.
October 26. 3t
NOTICE i.l hereby given, that I shall, as ihe
deputy'of John Holman, who was Sheriff
ol Cumberland county, and committee a cl minis
trator of Wm 1' Davenport, decM. attend at the
next Cumberland November Court, for the pur i
pose ol gelding and adjusting the claims against
the estate <>f tlie said decedent; and :.li those
who may have claims against the said,estate, aic
notified to bring their claims forward on or be
fore the nt xt Camber land November court day,
legally and properly authenticated. As 1 -oA’.
alter tnatday pay over to the persoi s entitled to
receive the balance which may rtnv :n in my
hands, belonging to said estate
JESSE MICHAUZ,
Deputy for John Holman, late She ff
October 26. "4- H
FIVE DOLL \RS REWARD.—Strayed
tri.rri the Fairfield Race Ground, some lim<
since, a 1 kely dark brown coloured MULE, with
a !>->b tail, and 'he hair worn off the l ight thigh.
Whoever will deliver said Mule to Mr. William
Ra idolpn, at Wilton, Col Mites Si Iden, near
Richmond, or the subscriber, shall receiv- the *
bove reward, and all reasonable < badges from
JOHN J WLRTH,
Who has to dispose of
1000 Seasoned one inch. Albany PLANK and
2 Pair 2nd hand BURR MILL STONES.
October 26 tf
2>pauuii) America.
Extract of a letter addressed to the tdrtor
of the American Daily Advertiser, da *
ted, • A
“ Carthagkna, 10th Sep 1810.
' “ I sent you by the last vessel tor Phila
delphia. seveial documents referring to the
revolution in this country.
• “ There erists some apprehension that.
England may oppose the withdtawir g of this
country from the regency, and on that ac
count the Junta of Carthagena, has made no
such declaration yet ; there is. however no
doubt, that they are determined on their in
dependence from Spain ; and England, b"
opposing it or putting obstacles in the way,
would lose the friendship of this country_
It is known here that when the accounts
from CarraccaS came to Vera Cruz, the au.
thoritios there, had the declaration of inde
pendeuce burnt by the hangman; the ac_
counts reaching Mexico, u caused a fi rmen
tation, which at the moment was subdued
by, the natives of Spain; <he archbishop,
hr wever, who since last year, hail abo been
dominated vice King, would net continue in
the command, and gave it up to the royal
audiencia.
" VVe have no exact accounts of the si_
| tuation of Peru and Buenos Avros. but it i*
, said, that they ai e in a state of revolution —
[Mexico will probably be the last as the pro
portion of native Spaniards is greater hi tbrtt
'country than in the others. •
"There were 11 innocent sufferers re.
Imaining here in irons, who, without know,
ling to what place they were bound, embark
ed in Miranda’s expedition, for whom I F.
Eckard, Esq. of your city, with his charac
teristic benevolence, presented a petition on
i their behalf, and had them liberated. The
prisoners obtained from him a copy of the
{petition and decree, which has enabled trie
j to unclose one for you.”
" P. 8.—23th Sep.—The vessel being still
; here, 1 have to mention that a uieadtul scene
lot blood has taken place in Quito.—This
I province, being much oppressed, tried lust
year wlm' <’arr«ccas effected in the present,
but th'* neighboring provinces not being ripe
ye* to join them, ih« y were induced again to
acknowledge the authority of the vice king
of bantu Fe, who bad not only promised them
to forget their opposition, but Mso that thry
should remain a provincial junta. But the
vice, king again reinstated, kept nopromise.
’ had thena ab jniffrisunrdi &. many condemn
I Tortoise Shell Cr Horn
Combs
Ivory an<l Barbers* do
1 Black & coloured Lust
.. ring
Writing and Letter Pa
per
Bed and Point Blankets
Cambriek Dim.tits
Corded do
Cotton Umbrellas
Needles by the 1000
Galloons Bindings and
Sdk Hose all colours
Short and long Kid
Gloveo
Undressed Linen Cam
bricks
Silk Umbrellas
Black Cambricks and
White
Long Lawns and white
Plains
I Yellow, white, red and
green Flannels
Silk and Cotton Ging
hams
Cat Gut and Worsted
Gloves
h Scarlet Bombazelte Jt
Cloth
Camel Hair and other
Shawls
W itclt Seals and ITejs
F.pauletts
Tooth Brushes Sc Dice
Ermine for Felices
Tahly and Tea Spoons
Chintz and Cdrooes
Tabby and Silk Velvet
ed to death. On the 2d of Aug some »' the
prisoners ruse against their guards ; a bloo
dy conflict ensued-a battalion of troops
from Lima which had been at Quito, since
last year, whs let loose up n the people and
they have murdered, of mea. women and
children about four thousand, and plundered
the stores of the Quitonian merchants_
! ^h the 4 h of September one thousand arm.
fed volunteers sc* oft’ for the assistance of
, Quito, and an tquai number had gone from
the intermediate provinces between Santa
Fe and Quito, viz Popayan and Pastor._
Three days of public mourning were observ
ed at Santa Fe, and the same will take place
I here, for their brethren destroyed at Quito.
I he vice king ot Santa Fe and several of
'i*s council are at present here tn prison._
No blood has been sited either here or at
Santa Fe.”
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Boston, Oct. 18.
Cnr intelligence from ihe Hive*- of Plate,
into the month ot At gust, is minutv and au
thentic. The rev..ln:inii at Buenos Ayres,
in favor of the native American party, and
i the absolute intlepem .nee of the vice roy
alty, which began on the iiiNh May, b* de
priving the vice king. (»J>- ros under he
Jtiutaof Seville; i Ins command, w is ,,,m
pleted on the S!2d June, wit. n he, together
with the late governor of Montcvt do, (k o
dobri, who had been residing at Buenos
Ayres, in cchst qtience ol the unpopularity
ol his conduct) was arrested, put on |> , d
acuitei, and sent to Spain. Ihe m ve
hinra of Uui'ii s Ayres, had prude, tl a
d pied the measures ot towering *re h.
rate ot duties ; by tne removal
cers of uncertain zed the pp intm nt
ot undoubted partzans, Sc gt .. a l by
carrying their regulations mto rig ous ef
fect.
All the old European officers have been
deprived ot tlieii fire anus and swords, and
dispossessed of tlieir offices. An expediti
on ot 1500, had oeen sent into the iu-erior
ot the ci untry, fur the puip.>se, a* was g*n*
erailv supposed, of as>is'mg the rev lu -on
is s of Chili in effecting the change of gov*
ernment.
A commissioner has betn sent from the
capital ot the river ot P.ate to the court of
St. James’s with an account of 'he change,
tot the purpose of forming a commercial ar
rangement.
At Monte Video, on the other hand these
changes of revolution were opposed bv the
municipal authority-which has he who.e
conti<>ui in the absence ot he governor of
the navy and royal arsen d, though he powv
et ot this city is considered subset vierp 'o
that of Buenos Avres, the governor of wn ch
takes tne tale of vice k ng of the provn ce^
I he great number of Eui open, Spui-ds
in the cit- of Mon e Video, is c n ,d i A
the only chief. v.t ldetothr- revolution th re,
n d an arbitrary system of e pi, oage ia
-j >- •••*■ -bu.i awes be nt
iv .. ofMmaid* uiro **iJ*rc£ iuu su^rniss,»>n*
iScgocia-ions had been opened in J.i . • be*:
tween the two cities but wiihout effec r.t
unv arraugemtn. or accomttv d i it n v
Sts n after the involution n B.-en- s Av er.
hail been effected, an opportunity was ffi r*
ed, wnich tiad it been improved, tingh i. , e
enabled the inhabitants ol Mome Video to
have completed revolu ion of ihe pro
vince. Colonel Mot ianda, who cm -uataleA
the citadel, was interested i,. he American
party, he was thieataued by a pat ty or ma
rines who besieged him and sunrnv ned him
to surrender <ts t traitor ■ <> his country _
had he aoed with promptitude upon this
summons, he might I. ve >eiz,d the govern
ment house, been joined by the militia and
declared himself tl:C auu-. Bm f- nr
in courage as well as ju dgment, he -o ffereA
himself to he drc< yed from itis regirntmt,
yvgs se red. and tog 'h r with some other
officers, imprisoned-md aiteiwards se*
cretly rlispa’ched to Kio Janeiro.
A skirmish had taken place at Colony,
in taking possession of a tort, in wh.ch th*
Monte Vide.ms were defeated by - he roops
from Buenos Ayres witti the loss of 8 killed
and many wounded
Frenchmen in both places wereio confine
ment. Linniers was at Cordova.
_Curope.
French Licenced Trade.
The annexed is a copy of die instructions
transmitted from Paris to General Molitor,
and bv him to the directors of the customs
o the rivers Elbe, Wcs-r and J de. The
6*h article is iinpoi tint, inasmuch a* i* al
lows vessel* proceeding o France, under li
centres from that govei ntne i',- ' touch at
an English port, ai d even land part . I its
cm go there « ithout d inger of beingpr -ecu
ted for the same :—
1. Every vessel must be. provided with li
cence, hearing the number and he s< r of
he port, mid iht number of the licences de
livered in each senes
1st series. Hamburgh ; 2d series, Brem >n ;
3d series. Luliec.k.
To thi re licences will be ifhxed the sig.
nature of flic emperor ; those oi the minis
ters of the interior, and marine ; and also,
that of the director of the customs, wh will
tru.-ismit them to the director of the customs
at the putts above mentioned
2. The directors of lie customs of each
of the-e ports must instantly send advice of
the arrival of thes licence? to his m ijjs v'a
charge d'affaires nnd consuls in the
tic cities He will notify to the colimi, the
enpli cal ions addressed to him for licences.
The consuls arc to fi'l up in their own hand
wrif ing, the number of the licence, the name
of the vessel, the amount of tonnage, and tie*
number of th" crew ; rl-e name of the c me.
the firm of the commercial houv under i.oad
for the vessel, and the port of destination in
France.
They will also inscribe on »he licence*
a motto, with the cypher which they lisvft
from the ministry for foreign affairs; thi*
motto to !*» dilTeteiU fnr each licence.
3. A minute will be drawn up «f deliver^
of each licence to be signed bv thcc .nyil md.
the directors of the tin'oitis ; a d not ified to
the military c mmandn.-s, nt W mburgh
Piemen, and fcnbeck ; tyin wili rtf art tanf*;