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LIVERPOOL, March IA.

(fCiICt CDfk"oiIHjg'
Ample details of Moreau's arrest and
the proceedings which have attended tin
Paris, have been already given. The sun
iect, as might be expected, has given rise
to much sPeculation-among our codniIE'
men, as to the truth or laIsebood otih7
charges. Is is, perhaps, premature to Of
fer decided opinion: bucavarleNoj cor
siIerauons reader Improbable that the Wno'
IS political stre- gem, caused by fhe tears
and iealousies which BonaParte entertaln'
+. of the great military talents, OF the amlaoe
character and the Influence Of this very as
tingushed officer over The army, as Wells
over.a vast majority of the French nat o.
Whatever NAV be the feelings OF MO-
reau, either against the Consul or democ'
racy, for it must not be forgotten ina: on
the very dey when he achieved one OF MS
greatest victories over the AustralnS, nS
father was guiIlotined in Paris on suPo'l.
ton of being an Aristocrat, we canno'
bring ourselves to think that ne couia l"l
dulee in so extravagapt schemes tna' %
reinstating the Burbons On the throne u
France. o.,
The great mass of FrenchTnen WAC
have Joined the revolution, have COM,
mitted crimes or purchased nationa
property, ali dread the Burbons as tDS"
greatest enemies, while they regard ~,
reau as the only restraint uPcnthe tyFan"!
of Boaaparte, and in the event OF the o'%
throw of the present government, tholfP G.h.
cipal security against the restoration o. ''.I
Burbons, and the consequent punlshmen. :.
their crimes Bonaparte also knows .''a'
if the Burbons possess the unavallmS PISH
Of Princes, Moreau has commanded NV,
admiration, is worthy Of their esteem l"i
has the good wishes all the dlaaPPoIn,.'
patriots, philosophers, and repn9he@@IIs .
Every lover Of freedom is ms TREND "H"I
Bonaparte IS now disliked by all men "
every country, who understand his clla." sI
ter; he, who promised his dnpes 'iH''slI 1'
liberty as the certain fruit OF the fG ,.9.
ton, and now make them drink the D''''
dregs of slavery and oppression .nr
The blow that Bonaparte IS NOW s'''A''9
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TUNIS CRAVEN
Jas juft received, via Philadelphia, an elegant
anortment of
SPRING GOODS,
VIZ.

i Chintzes, calicoes, fine India cole
lade, book and mulmal mullins, do. battas, ma.
noodies, coGas, p;mgurus and long cloths. fine
:afnbric and Britlh book do. linen and cotton
Eambric, coloured, emboaed and plain do.cam.
s,ric and common dimitiss, lawn and cambria
pocket handkis. ladies extra long fix ard kid
gloves and pic mic mitts, do coloured and white
ELK, hofe, cotton and thread hole, MITES DO. gen.
tlenens besver, doe, wafh leather and thread
gloves, do. Elk. cotton, thread and fuper brown
cotton hofc, Irifh linens, long lawns and diapers,
,cyeas, platNas, ,Brittannies and brown Holland,
INr(eilles aud muslinet veasfhapes, nankeeps,
cotton kefleymeres, white and colourcd jeans,
extra fuperfne navy blue cloths, red, blue, and
chocolate bandanoes, &c. &c.
AJ0 By Who5etale,
Three cafes Of Handsomely aiiorted
sCHiNFZES and CALICOES, al of which he
will Cell at the mott reduced prices for CASH.
April ct.
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ID sefuBe I lSAClHiA diHert
course has been pursu5A The appoi,,
meIt Of committee of ndNNlrY originated
from a message cfthe President. We fnd
in February, 1908, theihouse received the
following message.
9. The enclosed letter and afidarits exkii.
biting matter OF complaint against john
Pickering, district Judge Of New Hamp-s
shire, which is not within executive cogai-
zance, | transmit them to the House Of
Representatives, to whom the constitution
mas con6ded power Of Instituting proceed
ings of redress, il they shall be ofopinson
that the case. calls. for them.''
This message was referred to q commit
tee, with the accompanying papers, fur
nishing evidence Of the. necessity of an en-
quiry. But the course pursued to-day is
very different. Agentleman gets up, and
moves an enquiry INTO the conducrofju1ige
Chase, and saws that he is of the opinion
thatit ought TO be made. This course. I
think, is incorrect. Some facts ought.frst
to be adduced-I repeat it, am or this
occasion neither the friend nor the enemy
of Judge Chase. am the friend of this
house. wish their proceedings to be cor
rect, and hope they will not do hastily
what they may hereafter regret.
(Io be Contmued.}
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PERFUMERY.:


A few hundred buihelS Of Lilbon
szit fuiSable tor the Fifhencs, will be fold low if
taken away Immediately. ,o,a,o,-
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SPRING GOODS.

HAS received, via Philadelphia, handfome
forrmeas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, among
hich are
Chintzes, prints, dimities, cambrick
d India DO. cambricl muAin, figured, white
ID coloured do. India book muffin, do. null do.
egant, figured do. ribands, lace, edgings, lace
Ills, pic mic gloves and mitts, artificial flowers,
TX, cotton, thread and leather gloves, thread,
,tton and fix hole. bandanna handkfs. Ma
.as do. cambrick DO. black and colour'd lutte
rings, Merfeilles, contribution and military cord,
sper6ae cloths ard kerfeymeree, do. white FAM
81, ftrlp'd nankeens, India do. gurrahs and taf
IS, ,icklenburg, one cafe bef London hats, um-
1slas and paralols, &c. sc.
e1 The ABOVE goods will be fold low for
ASH.
April zs. SIw cow
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PETER NOWLAND
HAIR DR. ESSER.

y
REGS leave TO return his fnccrc thanks for the
nsny very diiingujhed favors fconterredupon
him by liberal public and further loliel's a
continuance of their tayors, aGuring them every
attention will be paid fer their ia'isatton ; traa
ing his gcnetal knowledge and ability IN buiineis,
natuzed by his long practice and experience, will
entitIe.h him to the, further commands, which will
BE- gratefully received.
Hehas;jot received part Of his Spring az.
iortmcnt OF
PERFUMERY;
likcwiie qaaotiry Of light colourcd natural Fle-
mleh Hair, warranted to equal any ever before
offered 10 the peblic with variety of other
articles Of head dfefs executed III the moe elegant
and faihionaSle ityle.
A;ril IS DIV.
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From the UNITED STATES GAZETTE.

{" Nam ct 3yigtquam iscib7as, coafa1to, rrubi car.
:. }alens, mature farfo, efRs FL -
SALLUsT.
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29

wholcfome provihons, il the fame ih,ll be
required. It,s slfo TO be permitted to all and
every of the Comnandants Of fortified places
or potts to call for at leslons when the lame
can be transported, or at any time in the Gale
Of ursency iuch iupplies Of like prov'iion' IN
advance, as in the diIcreton OF the CoInman-
dant fhal be deemed proper.
1t is to be undcrlfood that The contractor IS
to be at the expenlc and nix OF HUNG the
luppllcs 10 the troops, and that all lohes 'uI-
tanned by the depreciation Of an enemy, or by
means of the troops Of the United states,
lh4ll be paid by the United State, at the price
of the articles captured or dehroyed as a.
foreiaid, on the dc petition Of two or more
perlnns of creditsbe chsrs6fets, and the GER
t,ficate ola comaiiIioned officer, Eating the
circumstances of the lois, and the amount OF
the articles for which compensation ihaii be
claimed.
This privlegei is underfood to be reeived
to the United STATES of requiring that none
of the fupplies which may be furniihed under
any of the propoied cont,aas, ihal be iiued
until the lupplcs which have been Or may be
furaihcd under contracts now in force, have
been confirmed, and that lupplyin advance
nav he ALWAYS required at any OF the liked
po1s on the Sea board or Indian fronticrs, not
exceeding thee months.
II. DEARBORN,
Secretary Of Var.
44o 2aw May %.
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Ala refpetl.ble Democratic Repub!l-

can meeting OF the state Of Dea ware hed AZ Lover
on the Doth of January 1904 pursuant 10 nup,.e Nv
tice the following gentlemen selected as Cohteiees
by the people from the several Counties o. inns s'a
for the purpose OF selecting ana 's.,a B, M
ape persons 20 oI Cor the osces Of Governor,
@ pss,,asn,.,;ve n Conp.ess for the state of
ne Del when Thomas Perkins, esq, being una
pimously appointed Chairman, and Risdon Bishop.
secretary-the following resolutions we're unani.
mously agreed to
Resolved, That the Conief r. Nv "v" af ,h.
iect ana reeom'henu .' 20 NV" aoSFpg VISIE77.
,e'e'S' -. Us ca,,.,D,r AMI CiESlR l.
pnn%ra Esn as entatiye TO Congress, to
be voted for at the ensuing general election, being
person, Of acknowledged talents and unques'ioaa-
Die integr ty and in all respects worthy OF the high
trusts reposed IN them ,.a, .u,o,, ~.
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1900 90 600
Treprzes will be paid thirty days after the con-
eluslon q I'll: drawing, subject dedulion Of Is
per cent.
The hrst drawn number on the 10Th, 18th, Goth,
25,h, 3Oth aud 35th days of drawing, will be en.i.
lied to prize of Five Hundred Dollars each
The FIRST drawn humber On the 40th 45lh, 5Oth
and 55th, Will he entitled to prize of One 7bon-
sand Dt!tWs each.
The FIRST drawn number or the last day of draw.
ing, when Only coo tickets shall be in the wheel.
will be entitled to the prize of 81. thousand Dollars
| From the extraordinary demand for these tickets
from every quarter of the union, 1t is expetted that
the drawing will commence at much earlier day
than was At first contemplated and that the tickets
Will be raised considerably before that period
| They may now be had at SIX DOLLARS Of
GEORGE TAYLOR, jun. No. 67 , Chestnut
M. MCCONNELL, No. 80 Street.
Whole Tickets, S s Quarter Tickets. 81 rs
Half, Is EIGHTH. OK
Letters post paid, nclosng the cash, shall b.
duly attended to, and St Augustine and NJ York
lottery prizes received IN payment.
JuH7. 79S ew I'm
GT Tickets may also be had of THOMAS
|MCoNNELL, next door above the Bank.
Market street, Wilmington, Del.
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Hhcicsaie and Retail Ironmengery Store.
18th Dec.

Hhclcsaie and ReteH Ironmengery Store.
CPACKMAN & CRUBB, doors be-
~ low the sign Of the Indian King, Market street.
have Imported in the late arrivals from london and
Liverpool, large and extensive assortment Of
IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, and BRASS
w ARES, amongst which are Anvils Vices, Mill
Saws, Cross. Cut do. T. Crowy Steel Wagon
Boxes, and Sad Irons, which they will dispose of
by wholesale and retail, on the most reasonable
terms for cash the usual credit. They also keep
oil hand general assortment of Paints, Oil, Glass,
Castings, Country aud English b;stered Steel
Herd Grass, Timothy and Clover Seeds.
Wilmington, II Mo. 18th. 414
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To be Sold at Private Sale.


a CREEABLY to the l4h will and Ia
4 \ ment Of ROBERT BsyAa, c,caled, thai
Valuable FARM, his late reiidcnce, contain
ing about a33 Acres, ,6s arsble, 40 woodland,
and 80 of MARIN meadoS in good Older, sd.
joining lands OF Kenley Johns and Ilase Gran.
than, es4rs. The ma, III is well banked and
heidS encloied with good fences. This farm
is natural TO clover and not inferior 10 sny II
the neighbo'hood for the production of grail
&c. The lluation is plcal.nt and agreeable.
neatly eauidi!tsnt from Newcaltle and Chril.
tlana Broge, about miles from each, being
on the road leading from the hra mentioned
place TO the Redion tavern, and convenient
to srift and merchant mills. The imuroxr.
ment: are two tory brick dwelling Houie
| and Kitchen. with three rooms on each Aoo,
carriage Houfe. Crsnsrics, Barn and Glib, ~
contain one thouiand bulhels of Indian corn.
all in good repair; we'll Of excellent w,,.r'
| apple and peach orchards Of the bcft fruit
From the dwelling houle there is beautiful
Propeet of the Delaware for conGder,Llr
dlitance up and down the river. II is need.
leis to be more particular, as thoie who in.
cline to Purchale, will no doubt fri q view ,hs
premises. '">
!NCEBUR BRYAN, Ex'rx.
JOHN BRYAN, EAR.
Newcaffle Hun.
idred, ssh January. 42sa,
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TO BE SOLD,

" Sc ool4lI,
And Possession siven q, tie a5tb q Marco next
a l. l. that Brick three itory corner
1 HOUSE, fronting David Brintens tavern,
Market street, aud the upper market house, in the
Borough of Wilmington, with the lot ana BACK
bud gs, belonging to and IN possession OF the SUBJ
scrlbef. together with all his STOCK IN ira lie, con-
sisting of a and general
ASSoRTMEN7 or DRf' GOODS.
The buildings are pleasantly situated in healthy
part OF the town, and are large and comnodioas.
Any person wishing to purchase may view the
House and Goods and know the terms, which will
be made easy.
BENJAMIN TASDEN.
Feb. 6. 4S7 "a
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Farmer re- attend j.!
Feb. 6.


o BE SOLD at private iale, at the
4 Subscribers in the Town of New Castle,
II Fatuabie Tract Of Land,
in the hundred of New Castle, within one mile
and a quarter Of tic aforesaid town, and three of
Wilmington. The aforesaid tract is divided INTO
two farms and contains about two hundred and
fifty acres of land about eighty acres of the same
are wood, there on the premises, two farm
houses, two barns, two wells of good water, and
good apple orchard.
The whole Of this land is incosed with good
cedar fence, is high and healthy situation and
commands handsome view of the town Of New
Castle and river Delaware The improving state
of the town Aforesaid. al the proposed canal which,
Thought Into Christana creek win be within half
nile OF the SAID farm, will render it well worthy
the attention of any person who may be DESTROYS OF
Attending market. and having pleasant country
seat,
N B. If nor sold before the 17,h ofMarch next
i, will be offered at public sale at the Subscribers OF
that Gay.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH.
F,b, 20, 45S lit
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For Private Sale,

For Private Sale,
4 t the Wilmington Vendue Store,
1 h on low terms for cash or short credit,
Cloths, Silk,
Casuneres, Cotton, Hosiery
Vclvets, striped & plan & Worsted, )
Bandana, Flag, Sister Holland linens,
soy, China and French Bed Ticks,
silk handkerchefs, Pins,
With variety of other seasonabe dry goods.
IRoNMoNGkRy and CUTLERY.
West India Rum French Brandy, Rye and APP.
PIE whiskey, Cherry Rum, ABOUT 500 bushels
Lisbon Salt, &c. &C.
Also few American manufactured cotton coun-
terpalns and blankets.
GEORGE SUTTON.
I4th Dec. 422
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7 WHOLESALE GROCERY s70pr
JOHN WARNER & Co. have now
hand at their store, Market street wharf. WIN
ton, fresh supply of goods, consisting Of m. y
lowing articles, viz.
Is Hhds prime Port-au- Green Coffee,
Prince Molasses, Raisons IN key,
Muscovado Sugarsby the Soap and Candies.
hid. and barrel, Pepper.
Lump and Loaf Sugar, Alspice,
Bohta, Ginger,
81: e.: :;; | : II: /: .
Suchong Powder and Shot.
4thrrooi Jamaica Spirits, HamiIton's Scotch srrs
"a. Sd. & 4'h' proof Kun, in kegs aud bottles.
Ne" England do. Coarse and fine Sal,
4th proof Cogn'a brandylSpanlsh Segars by The bc,
of an excellent quality, Plug Tobacco,
Sherry, Red Laces
Lisbon, w,nrs Traces and plowline,.
Malaga and Wrapping Paper,
Port &c. &C,
They also advise their friends that Wu,,..
WARMER Co. No. As S. Water stree, , ras
door. below Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA. eon,rn.
to keep rcgulsr supply OF Groceries by Wholes,l'
Orders t- cihe, store will he promptly attended ~,
Their packets with Samuel Bush's contipue 10 Il.
as usual between this and Philadelphia one
! the next wharf below Chestnut street, phadeIrt, i
every day, " their whsrves, Wilmington.
JOHN WARNER
| June II. $40
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NOTICE. The fublcribers, to whom
4 An assignment has been made of the eAeas Of
Hugh Lindsay, late of the Borough Of Wilmington.
Grocer. in trust for his Creditors, do hereby give
tice tata dividend will be made on the 10Th day Of
March next at the house of David Brnton, of the
money arising from the sale of the effes $50 far
they have come to the hands of the subacrihers)
m 'ngst the creditors of the said Hugh fhndsay
cording to the terms and conditions cf the said as.
signmsnt. All the Gre dtors of the said Hugh Lind.
say will please also to take notice produce their
claims for settlement before the said day either
OF the subscribers, otherwise they may be excluded
from the benefit Of the said dividend
JOHN REYNOL IDS, l"
JOHN WARNER, : hs.gnes.
CRopLEY ROSE,
! Wilmington, Sth Feb. AT I2p
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OTAHEITE TAVERN.
June II.

THE Subicriber respectfully inform,
j his friends, and the public in general, that,
has taken that noted tavern, 75e queen oj C,qle,,
IN Market-Street, where every possible attenton
on his part shall be eXcrted to support the cred,i
the house. lis larder shall always be yell ~.
pl;ed-his wines, spirits, &c, Of the bcs quality aJ
every accommodation provided suitable for ii.
comfort Of travellers, and the enjoyment Of select
or others, who may please to favor him
with their company.
CHARLES HAMILTON
fa Horses t.."sa at livery by the week, mcuih.
OF year.
Wilmington, March 30. sa7
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RINTINC of Books, PAMPHLETS
i HAND-BILLs, and all kinds of BLANKS
will be executed with neatness and dispatch
at the MlRnoR Office.
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T UMBER.-The iubicriber continues to
IL keep an extenGvc and regular lupply OF
Boards, Shingles. Scantling, I.a,hes and eve.
~ other article in his line of bufneis, at his
LUMBER-Y ARD, on Hemphill's whaf.-
Bca Carolina Shingles by the cargo, or any
quantity. JOHN DONALDSON.
January !. 1yi7o
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Heaaieeak and Dciazare CcHct.
ORDER FOR A THIRD PAYMENT.
A T a Meeting of tie P,c6Ieni aod Dree'
\ tors of the CheLps.k and Deiawa'e
Canal Company, held at w lnlng.on on
Wednesday the 23d day Ct November l0c9.
Ordered,
That the proprictors elvsnee and pay TIA
ium ofFIyTRIN DoLLAKs upon each ihsre- =
respectively, on or before The hrit day OF a.
pril next.
JOSEPH TATNAY, President.
JAMES c. FISHER,
JOHN ALBUM,
KENSEY JOHNS,
WILLIAM TlLCHMAN,
SAMUEL CHEW,
GEORGE Gal &,
JOSHUA GILPIN.
Tobc paid to either Of the following nNntf'
pcrfons
JOSHUA CILP1N, Philadeithia;
JOSEPH TATNAL, Wilmington /;
KENSEY JOHNS, .Newcesfie
GEORGE GALE, Cecil county, Nd.
SAMUEL CHEW, Chestersosvn, do. ;.
Publ'ihed by order Of the Prehdens aud
Direstprs..
EDwD. ROCHE, Sec'ry.
Dec. 20. 426 eliza
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7 UMBER-YARD. Clark & Sim,non,
~ keep constantly for sale at their. Iurbr
Yard on Markct-Street Wharf, large assortntr,
If articles in their Inc of business, among witch II.
PANEL White Pine Carolina CVpre.s MN.
Common do. do. giles, from 10 nebsa
Inch s quarter hear, do. TO ; feet.
Inch DO. do inch heart sap Plank
Square edge & half price do. white pine do.
Sap do. do. P!astering Lathes,
Inch &half-ineh Cedar. Oak Seantling& Lath.s,
Heart Scantling &c. &c.
Sap do.
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alsyaslarta Da(lp aDee rtiSar.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81.


EvAx ToNEs, csc. OF New Orleans, has
declined the appointmenfof Member ofthe
Legislative Council for that place. His
reason is, that, haeiag conioioSlv with
almost all the iuhabitsnts of Lower Louisi,
ana siensd -aremonstrahee 10 government
against the act OF Congress ESTABLISHING q
form of government for TIA, country, he
cannotconsisten,lY, accept of an appoint
mentunder law of which he has FROM the
beginning expressed a elisafprobation. "---
Its presumed, that similar reason will
operate to rejection on the part of many
OF the others appointed.
The following from the Boston Roper
tory claims notice. Time will show whe-
ther hereafter Gen. Vsrnum will direct his
political behaviour by the duty he ows his
constituents and his country, or by the
dread of Virginia frowns for turning to the
path of political rectitude..
The overbearing disposition of the
Virglnian leaders in Congress has been
equally felt and understood by some Of our
Northern representatives. Twill not saw
maj either MIR. Crowninshield or Seaver
mas had the discernmens to ascertain this
circumstance, however obvious.
+" These unfortunate gentlemen seem to
enter conscientiously into the service of
"eir new masters, without knowing they
are enslaving themselves, and their eons,i-
ussts. But Mr.. Eustis and Gen. Var
aum, as Well as Mr.. Elliot of Vermont,
zee and are alarmed; they have not been
.ssensibls to the degradation of New-kn-
sand. These gentlemen during the last
SsSlon, held many conferences with one
slotner, and some of them with tederalists,
N Tie ruinous influence of the Virginlan
i s01'ederacy, Mr.. Varnum thus expressed
Sni'it to federal sasa5eg from New