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and as deserving in future no higher notice
thaD horse-wliD attention. Gen. a. (" does
not, he says, make the publication on ac-
Count OF his own standing in society but
that the people of Orleans may know ger.
Wilkinson" Three days after this publi-
cation the sage paper contains piece ''to the
public, Signed " A Virginian." This writer
says, that gen. w. held himself in readiness
tor two years to meet or communicate with
gen. A.-but now, 'that he is placed az the
mead OF 4 new army, in an important and
distant command, he is under no obligation
to meet one implicated in Burr's treason
we have not room for the. whole publications.
as in-the papers before us...Bai. Fedora,
Gazette.
AMERICAN PRIsoNERs IN SouTn AMRg1CAs
Captain Fitch, ofttc sch'r Aminble, from Car
thagena in South Amercs, infmms that while
ut that place he visited the American prisoners,
who were captured IN the expedition of Miran.
Ga, and found them IN the most wrefched contli-
ton part in double irons and close coniine-
ment, and the rest At hard labor upon the public
works, chained two apd two They informed
captain Fitch they had received avery handsome
donation from the inhabitants of King ston, Ja-.
r,;ica, which proved very ;rlutary relief. AL
so, that those who were British born subjects.
from the interference of the government Of IA
maca, had been taken out of irons and would y
shortly be restored 10 liberty. We understand
that capt. Fitch has brought a memorial from
those unfortunate aud lcudcd men to the gov
c?rnment OF the United st,es, praying for their
interference and protection 49, eitnlors Nj
n,cyican.
tn" account ola duetbet7pcen Sir George
Vacklin md a French o5Tcer some. tilne
sfnrefnhiahea in this Ga@cf'e. ,proztrs TO be
a fabrication. II zvas communicated 10 me
I. ~ by,,-E Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

A. C. De LAVIGNE,
Having heard of the envi-
Gus expressions uttered by
certain common BARRIERS.
miserable chin scrapers, &
fisuiary qxaeks, tending
to deprcciate that superb
Gritty which genius is en,i-
tied TO, and talents will in
variahly command, here
by puts them and their
Vulgar arts at defiance I; g.
scorning to hold parley
with such sneskine i,nps,
nrnnnSec IN INV ,yeptla,,a,p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

Major Jackson, is requested to publish the
following information, transmitted by
Richard w. Meade, Esq. of Cadiz. to the
President OF the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

We understood, that NinIan Edwards.
Chief Justice of this state, is Appointed 90.
vernon of the the New Territory Oh Kas-
kaskias.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

~ NEN DOLLARS NEWAkD-itatavav
Negro Woman named .1ENNl, aged
abonttwenty wears. Of middle size, stont and
well set, very full! f,cc hcr complexion toleraby
dark, and has a very good conference.-the
went Oft ON the tstof lay, and had on Calico
gown with ruNuinr vie flower--she is well
known in and about Richmond. ,eas Formerly tI,.
property of Mr.. Thomas II. Prosser, near the
Brook, and lived for some sirnc with Mr.. Fas.
bender, matchmaker, in this place Who.
yer will bring her to The subscriber, shall receive
the above Reward.
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'"ENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana
Il way from the subscriber two NEG ROES,
10 wit Burreii Gates and Lony Burrell Gates
rs about thirty years of age. i've feet, eight inch
es h'gh, rather slender-made, well proportioned
except he has very large foot, he was purcbss.
ed OF Mr.. Wilkinson chesterfield, X has wife
ut Mar John Spears in the same county Eony
was purchased of MIR. Richard e. Armstrong,
Hanover County, he is about 10 years of age, has
Z niFn over one Of hes eyes, this fellow 1 sup.
pose IS lurking about tbs City The above re
y waid VIII BE paid Toe delivering them to Mr..
Chan u Saunders, Richmond. I'd ten dollars
~ elther Of thcn, orifsecurcd III any Gaol in
ms ComInonwealti' ~ tlist get them again.
May OF ,,,c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

The Minister of State, writes me under
date Cd inst. as follows:-
Exc ELLRNr SIR,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

The Executive council of this state, have ap
pointed Richard IHshtaan Earie, Esq chic
Judge OF the second Judicial district, aud one OF
the Judges ofthe court ofappeals, vice 1ilghman,
dtc'd..I5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

y. s. His place ofrcsidence may be known
by applying to Mr.. J. Lyon, Merchant, a few
doors above the Market Bridge M. M.
May. So If
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DEAR SIR,

The Supreme government Junta
OF Spain and Indies has perused the contents
OF your estimable notes slnder date of the
18th nit. and 1st instant, relative to the de
tention Of some American veseels at AIee-
siras, which detention, you say, proceeds
from the ROYAL Decree Of the Sd January,
which Don Charles the 9TH thought proper
to adopt in Spain, being the Decree of the
French Emperor issued OIL the 18th Nov. of
the preceding year.
The Supreme Junta knows that from the
moment Don Ferdinand the 9TH began to
reign. he manifested his desire to maintain
with the United States the most sincere re.
iation of friendship; in consequence Of which
we consider it out duty to comply with his
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
IS Council of 81. Hundred"

The Federal town of Boston, containing 1858
Rateal'ie Polls, has voted to send THIRTY SE.
VEN members TO the General Assembly-The
whole Maryland Delegation consists only o:
.EIGHTY....Bakt. Econ Pest
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CHARLESToN. afru o.

CHARLESTON, DiGE 81.
Il letter from Beanjort, dared me 1919
inst states, thai the repenue cutter yA1Es
Manson, c.ht WEwELL, has aei-rd qbont
500 hieces Of cotton dag;gig.g, (Which lad beeu
sninggted into Da0fuskie. TIE zc2,ks Of
fort Litfleton, al Be0Hf1rt, are goirg ~.
zt'tich, zyhen, finished nil not only Sc elreant
and strong, bpt 9OiH comhtetcly dcJlnd the
harbour. The 81. Helena Light Ts}antrv
the Beaufort HJanry and Be4gf9rt To
iu'iteer HrtiHery, qDere tnShec!edat Ladv's
Island on the 27th nH. and dismissed by
capt LAWRISeE, ire senior ofFccr. T4is
detachment had been hiaced Under fhe order
Tie Collector, Jor he sut!hort qf'ihe en-
largo ia5vs.
The Honorable .VlEIAv EDWHRDs, chief
Justice # Ken nckv, has been ahhoi7lfed tn
IRE President Of ths t. S. Govefno, of NE
IHinois Territory.
The ddUiceS from Eayohe az. suci as lead
MS 10 a belicf, that 7ce shall hSve no further
diatny5Ince, mil fhe issue If fhe 7iezy coa-
iafio1, # 7tHich .Hnstr7G is ute duhr, shai{
be decidsd; shomd tie -fuStriaas gam me.
mcntai'y adUanfagc siren az maj o6tafned
over Junot IN Portugal 7ve may c1ftect a re-
neEoai # PriliSh outrGgcs, 6Ht 8honid me
arci duke en- or once MIR inn confets zvifh
his superior gesIus, thc cor;9krk zsiIbe shors
ten 7cseks zOiHhtace the Ktnrof Bavar;a on
the thrones Of hustriQ e nm arv; hiace me
dHke II Wtnfchatti on hejhr1af Of Bararia;
conUert Prussia and Bo1cmia into ne4p
and common &fn5dom. Gadsr Jtronae Bo7iu-
farte trnH4fer he GGEo1i nionQrch fn!o
Prussia beyond ,he Oder ana mite
Westhhaiia, 7vih i's fire miltons, ~ hut
iand. Jhc houge Of Lorraine, ag Boaq6orf1
tod bIAcF az Utm, 7giH be eriinguishcd.
AURORA
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Communicated for the Philadelphia Ga
zette.

[ The following interesting ofIicial,document
(Which we have had translated from the
Spanish) was forwarded to our govern
ment by the Chew. Foronda, in the former
part of last month
[COPY.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

The Ronorabie .WlEIAv EDwzRps. Chief
Justice # Kan nckv. has been ahhoi7lfed tn
IRE President Of the t. S. Govefnor of ne
IHinois Terrifory.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-04
HAMIL TONS ELIXIR
ron cOUGis $.

rw-HE increasing reputation OF Hamilton's
Elixir (which during the last nsne years
has become celebrated throughout the Y. p
warrants the assertion that it Is the best rene
y, now in use, for Colds, obstinate Coughs,
Asthmas and approaching Consumpions'-
Experience has taught thousands, that ese
common opiates and balsanlcs, as they arc
called. finally aggrasate every disorder OF the
breast and lungs,in the most distressing symp-
IONS. that they load the stomach and impair
the digestion, inflame the whole SYSTEM III
crease the difficulty Of breathing and excite :.
fever. But the qualities of this valuable us
covcry are evinced by perfectly oppasaa'e ci-
fects. che
a s;nrle trial zrin jlroye thatatrestores TUG :
determination Of the fluids to the surface q
the body, and brings on tbs common nsa..'
full perspiration that it dislodges ana 800
ates the toughyicid phlegm or n1ncur seIoA.1 :.
ems the weakened vessels ofthe iun
the acrimonious liquor which lrfita.es ensin'
and finally discharges it. Thus strihhae ~ Inc
root of the disorder the symp0 ms af6 ehoe
Anl,ya ma permanently conqaesed,tne reverse
s. corn,r,r, med cine which weakens the COLI
stitution and gives strength to the disorder'ior
the SAX. Of molsratiag For the present some
ofits paii fu' effects. n,a m;.s
To parents who hare Children astleteo WIN ,n
The hopping cough, this discovery Is Of the
s6rst magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
s;ef, checks the progress, and in Snort time
entirely removes the most cruel aisotaer %
which chi,>lren are Liable The EtlSir Is per-
fectly agreeable, and the dose SO sir&a' 'iia'
no difficulty arises In taking It.
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TO / Z T.,
Strared or Stolen,

From thc commons OF me" ''" u Wig
A BAY HORSE, about s years ~ :nforup
N ever Will return him, OF give p,;rtcr,
ton where he may be found, to TIC
shall be generously rewarded 60
March 80
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ALSO,
Hamilton's Worm Destroying. Lo-
zengeS.
ITCH CURED

/, By &c using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The prorrietct informs those persons and
families who are suffering under this disease
fapainst the infection Of which no personals
safrl that if this ointment is nsed at night on
Going to bed, it never fails to perform cure
Sv she following morning, as thousands who
have ussdi during the last nine years ean tes.
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twenty Dollars Reward

RAN AWAY, on tsc ~ ias.r5 i1a3
toe estate o. the late Nathsli, &.woa rc
Piscatawsy, In Prince-Gcoyge'- ouG, n.
ryland. negro man, named FRANZ, Il
bout 20 years OF aye, yeIlo"ish co4f.
and about six feat high had On when j
went awag, short white jacket DIX cd|
rowscrs, and Oznabrigs saiyt. leIn: &c
will change lis name and pass for hcenU
as several CT tie same family tormcrH "
longing to Miss EIizabeth Ncwtonl taveicea
emancipated since the death of Mr.. NeVtra.
and have passes with my signature. vi!
give the above reward for apprehenlhS saa
fellow and securing Kim in any Jul soiAa
get him again.
Jofeph N, Birch.
March ct. 14va
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March %.
PUBLIC Sale.

On SATJRDAY,,the sthSday of,hpril, TIE
subscriber will offer at public sale, at the
Coffee house, In Alexandria
LOTS No. 2 and 4, Ct that
part of the Abingdon estate lately the proper
ty of Robert .4lerander.-These Lots are adj
vantageously situated on the new turnpike
road and the Potomac, about four miles from
Alexandria, and nearly opposite to the city
of Washington. They contain rather more
than las acres. A credi: of 90 and lso days
will be allowed on the purchasers giving good
endorsed negotiable notes,
r. /. Taylor, Ex'r.
Of5eHN Wars.
March IS. cots.
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E-eJh cIoye1-Seed.
March Il.

Y. KINGSTON, Fairfax street, has re-
" ceiyed suppl, of excellent red Clover
Seed, whi.h he will dispose Of on moderate
terms for cash-.lso, d few bushels of Fresh
l3urne; and Hemp Scotland en- Rand, Ii
mothv, Orchard; Q rass, Rye Grass, Burden
Grass, Peruvian Grass ana Lu.e:ns
ALSO,
A general assortment Of the best kinds q!
Garden Seeds, mostly ofbs own saving. from
the last year; Medicinal Seeds; Eird Seeds,
and quantity OF Large Lombardy Poplars ;
Flowering Trees and Shrubs best Londcn
made Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes,
Fakes, AID Books on Gardening; Flower
i'ots Of all Sizes ~ cicgaa. assortment OF
Chimney Ornaments QueensStF aye, China
aid Glass, Stone and pot.ers Waees--with q
general assortment OF Groceries,
y 3. A-genl2eI person maya be accom-
inodated with Private Room qri Family
Board, on mode1ate terms
Febcua eyt7 ctilw ataw w S aaw lstN
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t;fy. The peculiar excehency's OF this iniai-
libIe cure forthe Itch over every other. are,
the certainty of IA cureby slngeapplicatlon !;
the ingredients being SO ianoccnt IS to be APP
oiled with perfect safety TO the tenderest M u
FAINT !: and its being not Only free fron an Oh
fensiye smell, but equally agreeable with tue
pleasantest pomasslm &c.
The proprietor solesnnly afirrns that this
o;ot,nent doth. not contain particle of trim-
stons, mercury, OF aas injurious ingredient
whatever
HAHNs' TREE AND GENUINE
GEPMAN CORN PLAATER,
An infallible remedy forCorns, speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain
The Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder tor the
Teeth and Gums,
Rahp's Genuine Eye Water.
A segereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
HaHN'S ANTI-BILIOUSP1LLs,
. Celebrated Ter the mildness OF then opera
ton, &c for being the best known remedy loi
CLEANSING the stomach and bowels.
Hamilten's Essence, and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rhcumetissa, Gout, Palsy, oWe.Ang'
Nambness, &c.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting rellci,ln The most
severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of every kind OF head acme.
The Damask LIP oalye.
sr7- TAKE NOTICE. hat init1tlons
.os the above medicines are tor sale III tiiIs
taw..--thsrefore please to apply only to rs.
Kenuedy, sen Bookseller, king-street, -leXa
who has long bee'. sole agent for the sale OF
the genuine preparations, As further secu-
r.ty against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
H7dozv Of the late Freinetor.
March 4
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For REM,

The HOUSE lately occupied BY M M colo-
Horncr, Jun. on Pitt-street, ad)" al nece,-
mel simnss. To good tenant arm. an en-
sary repairs will be made ... in AIeS'
ouire Of the Printer ofthe Gazet.: ,atou.
andria,or THONGS Mescder, "'''"'i .wst'
March Is,
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to gige ngnee That the slsbscri-
bcrs of Alexandria county, in the district oi
Columbia, have obtained from the Orphans
Court of gaid county letters testamcntsry
Or. the estate Of Col. zto5.. r. Eoar, late Of
the county aforesaid, merchant. dec, ascd,
al! persons having Claims against the said de-
ceased, are here5y warned to exhibit the
same, with The vouchers thereof, to the st,b--
scribers, OK o. bef.lc the 24th day Of Sett
next or they m~,y by Ia" be excluded from
all benefit % SAID estnte~-and those indebted
thereto ere required to make immediate pay
Inent.
Given un]er our hands This 24h day Of
March, 1909.
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.4ieranaria Coun:y, Alarch Term, 1909.
ORDARED,
That the executors Of Robert zozsnshena
Hso,, deceased, 40 insert the following ac-
Nertisement three times week for eight
weeks il the .H,;xuaafia Dang Gazette.
Test.
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TAKE NOTICE.
March IS.

ESEAT certain letter CT power Of attsor-
& ney from Sa1nl. Craig and the subscrib-
e., dated March, 1907, as the executors G.
John Dunlap, CT the town Of Alexandria, III
the district Of Columbia; deceased, to Samuel
Dunlap, authorising him, the said Samuel
Dunlap, to cellect, sue for aud receive, al
debts, dues and demands, owing 70 the afore-
Said Jehn Dunlap, deceased, Is hereby reYok-
ed a,.nnil; d and made void.
WAl. HERBERT, Ssrv1zi1g E-r'r.
ef-oAn DnnLai., ted
March 81 eolm
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Now Land,

Row Landm.
Iltn. seleo'ita &C.. ia.cD,
isom bosso'., aaa e, a2
40 tons Plaster Par IS
i2o casks Ihomsslowbl
500 reams Wrapping pspa" s'
100 do Writing d.
10 barrels No. l., Bos,on ,.
For terms, apply to '''l'
faxon, MetcalF a,A
WHO HAVE ON HAM o
Hollands Gin, French grant, !,
Go Sugars, Brow. Soap in w9ag.l
boxes, Mould and Dipt Candle.
Boston Beef, Mackarell, Sbts,1i =
and a general assortment. Shoes
ALSO,
1000 bushels Ground
Salt.
March 27.
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/: ~ Black Rsuer Lottery.

authorised by an Act Of the LEGISLATURES
of the state of NEW XoaR, for the purpose
Of orLNlsG CERTAIN ROADS.
MANAGERS
THoMAs SroRa, JoRS II. SIcKELs, WM.
HENpREsoN, MATTHIAS 3. 1ALMADSE,
and JAcogys Van ScHooNEovsN.
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2a,oco
fI.ol4 Prizes.
el,es.6 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickets--I4ess than two blanks to 3
pyize.-Subject to deduction OF - per cent
Prizes payable 80 days alter the Concession
OF the drawing Of the above puzes
FIRST diawn number Isl days drawing u en-
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/ OH or MgsLG1d.

Tc77 u y. '5'''e0,
FIVE SHARES OF STOCK in the Bank
of Potomack, Nos 4oo5 to 1909, inclusive,
iseued to the subscriber tbs 10th Dec. 1904,
and by him transferred to James Mutt Co.
the 4 9Th Sept, 1906. The subscriber intends
to apply for renewal of the same to the
President and Directors Of the Bank of Poto-
mack.
Mark Butts.
March % !aw3t
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Select Recommendations.
PMladelhhio, .duSast 9, ioVS

Phiiadelhbie, .1uSas{ ., Aooo'
N,,s. TT. Lee. witlcw of Richard Lee, Jr
Being dcsirous to make public tor the GOOD
of others the excellent quality OF Hamilton 5
Elixir, prepared by the late Mr.. Lee have =,
sent vow the following account. OF the oeneht
7 have received from it which | hope Will
induce others to give it a stAlal. IN eonse-
.onence of a bruise on the breast recclTed
from afall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and ffeqaentiy l nave
lad suddenly to rise. up in my bed with all the
4 horrors Of immediate suhocation. Add to
these. constant pain in my breast, ana
caugh, great lssspf strength and fiesh, and
rou NAV conceive that my symptoms evident
~ indicated an approaching consumption
che sdqiee of most emincqt physician was
assorted 10, and afterwards second Was cali
cd in. but without giving me any rebel. -
mother physician, who knew me and The CT
& cumstal,ces oe my case, advised me to give
Hamilton Elixir trial, saying, he had used
Il il MS practice, and always found Il 90 much
eood Abottle was procured from Mr.. Birch's
and found relief before had taken half OF
il. continued to use il, and was soon strong
enough to atten9to business. On takiag colo
some efmy-formsr symptoms return, bit arc
always removed by a dose or two OF the Z
Heir
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70 RENE,

" NLfNL
A convenient two story TR AMEHOUSE
on Patrick street, nearly opposite Isaac Glib
sons, lately occupiedb by Mr.. Thomas Moore.
Possession may be had immedlately.-Apply
to
James Anderlon.
March @. CD
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GEO. BENNER, Junior,

No /, Budd-streCt, Pnliadelphla-
Mr.. Charles Myers, Hamstcad-E4il, near
p,ltipore. had been long time dangerously
ip6iSposcd, and was reduced 10 the loves
sta,e Of weakness, insomuch that his.rccovery
,anDeared extremely doubtful. His complaints
swiicn seemed TO Be affections OF the breast
and lungs, and general debility occasloned
thereby. Welded little, but~rasher progressed
pndey the treatment Of several eminent ply
sicians; when by the use OF Hamlitons L
Ixlr, his distressing cough was hninediasely
alleyiated, and every other symptom pertcctiy
subdued. Four or FIVE bottles entirely re-
moved his complaints and restored him to an
svcel,ent state Of health and strength, which
he has for upwards of year spast, enjoyed
without Interruption
Fyom Luth,r Martin, esq. tafe attorney gene
raj of Maryland.
s Icomply with your request Ia seaelhS my
an;,;on of Hamilton's Elixir. 1t has been US
"a in nv family fer Two or three years past,
NTH uniform success, whenever coughs'coia.s'
or similar complaints have rendered medl-
Gin. necessary. / have myself found it an ex-
callen, and agreeable remedy Tor very PSln-
f,I and troublesome affection OF the breast, &C.
companied with sJreness,-and with obstructea
and difficult breathing.
On the Sc accounts do not hesitate to re-
conypend Hamilton's Elixir as a valuable me.
dicine. and deserving public attention
LUTHER MAR TIN.
ALSO,
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lo.
zengSS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-04

The managers Val commerce. OEN"IHg III
he city OF n York, ca tic second Tuesday
il April next,and viii continue TO draw o0o
Tickets each day upaI siaisi!cd.--llcke's Ter
sale at the subscribers bookstore hin2-sireet,
tlexand,;u.-Prize tickets in the present and
late Baltimore Lotteries taken III exchange
for Tickets in this, and ali tickets sold as u
boye examined free CT cxPence.
K GRAY.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-26
Remarks on the Late News.

4 few preliminary remarks are only necessa-
ry TO excite our indignation against the late
conduct of the British, in relation to their dis
owning the propositions made to our govern
ment by MIR. trskine These solemn assuran-
ces, upon which the President and Congress
thought themselves authorised to remove the
embargo, and restore the commerce OF the Y.
States, it is now declared in the House OF Conn
NOR S, " were not made in conformity with the
tytsAes Of his MQjesty. nor such as his majesty
could approve of. That they we've neither
founded on the instructions sent to Mr.. Erskine,
nor consistent with Them" This declaration is
not only made in the House of Commons, but
Earl Bathurs, the President of the board oil
trade, declared TO committee OF merchants
trading 10 the United States, )" that the arrange
mcnts made by their AMBASSADOR with the
government of the United States, were unc@'
iasnisedby his majcstys ministers" AIR this
eneeuivocal disavowal of all the powers OF MIR.
Erskine, he concludes with salvo, {" that no
advantage would be taken, or any impediinsn mt
thrown in the way OF those who had already,
and in consequence of til unauthorized arrange
ment, sent consignments to mig etAis B~fan""
Majesty's Subjects" If however the government
has deceived us in the hrstinsance, What pen
dence can we place on their last declaration =
After giving this plain statement OF facts, as to
the gross impositions Of the British, we cannot
| but feel our Indignation ris: at the conduct OF
| few Americans, who seem inclined TO palliate
| whatever insult is offered to this long injured
| country. Even the present perldy OF TINS ma
| ton has been reflected on the President. The
-! truth is, the British ministry have been encou-
ragged to progress in their wicked proceedings
| towards Americans, by observing an internal
| faction constantly disposed to advocate what
! ever injuries. are inflicted upon u.s. Let what
| will take place, they find party d'THed to nA'