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PHILADELP HIA. Dee IL

The following is al ex,ract OF Irt,..
from merchant in New York, dated +.
4tn instant, to his friend in this city apd.
published by request:
" can have no objection 70 give yo,, ~,
otinion as TO the operation u the in,tnd.J
non inie recourse law with Great Bsi;a;,
trengthened by the information thar have
received and I should NOT there fore re-.
commend the importation of any coods
from Great Britain or her dependencies, to
arrive here subsequent to the second of
February, unless she shaN have resciajrd
il. toto her ord=ss in coun> il &c. opctu,;,,
against our ne uttal commerce.
"All goods shipped prior to the pro.
mitigation Of the presidents proclamation
in England, and although they NAV 90,
have arrived until after the said second of
February, viii be seized by The custom
house officers; but on a proper representa-,
ton of this fact, no doubt the y will b. rivl
en- up by the secretary of the tr,asurI
ALI goods shipped after the oro,lJ
nation is known in England, and Il, ~ dl
not arrive here until alter the tine In,rd
say the Cd OF February, viii, in my opinion
be seized, aud no doubt forfeited su, il
Great Britain should take the whole ,ime
allowed her to revoke her orders. &c. and
on the 1st day O. February she debates
the same, all seizures made liz CONSEQUENCE.
thereof, will Immediately be restored.
On the fact being declared TO our govern.
msnt.
The cons snees Of ali goods after sci.
sure, will i'll my opinion be permitted 10
bond for the amount Of invoice COST. aud
to wait the final issue Of the district couye
but after condemnation should not calca.
late on the amount, or any part OF il being
| restored by an application 70 the secrr.a,7
Of the treasury, only in the eren, Of IA:
orders of council. &c. as SAID fore b..
ing revoked.
With respect to A merican vessels ia,
should make distinction between them
and B'i.ish) calling within the waters uf
the United States for ordc.s, with S.itiih
merchandise on board, il wn.id Ike attend
cd with some hazard fox | have NO de4h,
our vessels OF war will receive instructions
to be on the look out. If they did sss
come too near they might possibly avoid
capture. should ratler hesitate snd Gou5t
the proprlety Of an expedient q! the Kind.
"On the whole sir. have not doubt
but the law viii be vigorously enforced, s.
that all seizures, (with bur very li,,le ex,
ceptions) will be finally cordenEcd, and
with ltte or no prospect Of relief iro.n tic
secretary of the treasury -
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teuburg Nov. 2. He had rot heard j.
arrival Of the king (BernaAot.e) from, :, y ne
ris. /: WIS said the emperor Of Rusa;, ! =
interposed, and insisted that he shout '.Aa
ascend the throne OF Sweden, bu, ,b,, .o'
ex;led monarch should be restored Arr; NC
is said to have the wishes OF the pv,nl, -
his favor. We believe thetx kin !. y
St. Petersburg
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! ts. Doors TO be opened at half past five,
Curtain orse at 4af p>st SIX o'clock.
~. B5I, one do,.ar--iit seventg-iVe
cent, Tickets % be haa Il Ronert Gray,
beck 9 licr at Mir Snowien's printing Office,
ali d at the hea're
hr E9sty f{ecantion has been tak,n 10
ssaa, = the THea're conyorta5ie b. Jfres, CHS
inss the spiudo5vS, &C.
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BOSTON, Dec. d.

From NZUeGEn.
captain HaskeN wpo arrived yesterday
ssssai Bassia and Swsdsa, called from Got.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-18
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
FoR THE BENEFIT or
THE POOR.

The Public are respectfully informed, the
Thesriau Sociesy will perform
On 1hursday Eue'asng, lee. 20,
The LIBERATED COMEDY, IN ACTS
CALLED TEE
POOR GENTLEMAN.
Lieutenant Worthington,
Gorporai Foss,
..s,y Chores Gr9bdand,
Sir Re6ert Brqmd!e,
EunTnreq D066nis,
farmer Harro7eby,
Stephen Harrs1O6g,
Cilob0d,
Frederick,
E,lei IL SIR Charles,
.Sefeant to 40,
EmiAy Hor.ai:gton.
bliss Lueretia Mac Tao,
Gnme Harrozo6y,
luary.
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Eatraet Of g letter fr0m mr.. King, minis
trF Pienipotens1ayy o the United States at
London, to -A1. Pickering, secretary Of
state, datea Lsaaon, July .5sa, 1899.
:. Seven Or eight OF our vessels, laden
with valuable cargoes. have been lately cap
.ured. and are sill detained FOR ad;adica-
ton. these vessels were met in their vow
ages to and from the Dutch ports. declared
,o be biockaded. Several @notes have sass.
Ell between Lord Grcnviile and me uDoo
this subject; with the view, On my part. Of
establishing a more limited and reasouabis
interpretations of the law Of blockade. than
is attempted to be enforced by the English
SEE the nete from Mr.. ling 50 Lori
Grsnviiie, Immediately following.
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End OF the Play, will be recited /" 1'onzo
rhe Bfave and thc far Im0Sen - and paro-
d. en- The semc called I" Jl's Jailoh the Grave
and Brossm Sally Green"--after which the
sCcn.lc Song OF 6 The Fortune IeIier OIL ait
Foas,s"
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To ccnolude with the admired Farce, in 2
Acts, called
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
COaiMt1NiGA.ED.

DIE D-Su Toest,;ly evening last in TIL.
borough, Miss EHsu.sn. yhea. aged 49,
On wednesday, af,tt coon her RENAME #crc
conveyed 70 the Methodist maesiog hoase,
where All appropriate discourse wa, teiiy-
ell ~ the Rev. Mt. Go per. % 4 Numerous
and respectable audience. 9eepl9 aNtc,r,l
with the soIemni.9 oi the moupneii oct All
on. She was thea idtero,, in the Methodist
bur,lng ground, having bsca Ioug regu.
lar member ri 'has sccie... hE'ss Snea had
lived in The family nr the Rev. William
Pr, &C, where she died, for nearly five cars,
during which time her yr.uous habits, and
faithful services, had entieared her to the
fa:nlly, ADD rendered her amiable 10 the so,
cic'y OF her acquaintance.
%! virtue. now valuable art thou The
deceased adfcw rllativts but many friends.
An an-csionate cousin attended her last ILL
ness--aod au only brother arrived, from a
distance, in time, with bitter grief, so see
her dust return 70 the earth: but s.ranpers
were proud 70 attend her sick bed, Wit, pa
tersal care--straagers were willing to close
her eyes, while their own trckled down
with sorroW--a numerous concndrse tul.
lowed Ter to the grave in nourntul silence
---end when tho dust was com uitted t. dus,
strangers paid rhe las. tributary drop. May
her example have lasting influence CT
those who survive, and, like her, are de-
pesdent Oh their vir,uous conduct, to rem
der themselves useful and respected. From
the happy consequences attendant OR hel
department., may they be constrained Il
:" 60 and do likewise"
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
OBSTINATE COUGHS.

Gods, .4s'hA9a,, Sc. are Immediately rciiercd and
speedily carra by The use Of Munitions Ehair.
Dear bought experience has taught thousands
thar oily and heating medicines, Joined with
strong opatcs or sleepy drugs, rope sted doses CT
which ha.ter and deceive the patient for the pre-
scrt, by procuring momcnta'y ease; experience,
say, has taught thousands, tina, the common
opiates and balsamcs, as they arc called, 6aally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and lungs,
in their most distressing symptoms: that they
load the s!omach and impair the digestion, in
fame the whole system, increase the difficulty of
breathing and excite fever. Bal the qualities of
this valuable discovery, are ev;accd BY perfectly
opposite effects. A single trial will prove, that
it restor"s the determination Of the fluids TO the
surface f the body, and brings ON the common
heaithf u persplration, that il .slosgcs and eva
cuases the tough viscid phlegm or u'ucus,
streng hens !hc weakened vessels cf the lungs,
shea.I Is the acrimonious hurnor which initiates
them and finally discharges it. Thus striking
at the root of the disorder, The symptoms are OF
course effectually and permanently conquered
the reverse Oh common medicines which weaken
the constitution and gives strength to the d'sor-
der for the sake of n,oderating for the present
some Of the painful efessn
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
ITCH CUE; fI,g1D

i;y o,ae ra.a:. Less y. s.cf@ n,i,;Y.~ -
HE prnprir,oi .aiorms thass re, snn, s.e, fn,-
lies WHO arr suffering under sh.s .i;sgas sa.,: -
'he 'n.sa'lenoi winch Az pefsen Il sa,@> i Is
this o'nsment IS ps4a at slisat on 4,..s t. -.
never Ills O. :n.fso!n cg!e by IL, o.. ~.
snorAi':s, as thons ,a,a a,'o have uaai !,
i0. ~ sta yeafs can testify. Ihe - all,
tel!tnci*aa u .hls intN!!thle remedy e., H.,
ov1f every other, are the cettaintyn i.
ny sin 5a- ayiH.,sis,fl the inl,rc,iicrt. .5
'i6ca'.f IS to bc appliid with .,et!e,f ~.
'he "h>s'sss hisns; aHA it, ttips ~, tof
~ aay offensive smell hut squa;l, ,,.,,...4t.,,
VIVA tle f!saaartesf paina:un,.
u. A::m1:ca Grund restorasiyc,
v hich the invehtoc confidently ;-fc.>a,cnt,s
as an invaluable m-,llcine Is, the s;ne.,. is.
and pernane.'t cu,e Of visious cou,.ia a., :. Ill.
result from 'issipa.ca pleaarres, iuven. 4 jwls.
oic'ons, r.dense IN climates unfa oroblc ~ he
constitution, 'hc mn'odera,e Use Of ~, ly.unnn-
lntcx'ca. ION, or any des1ructlse in,rnp:s4, =,
tne unsk.iinl or excessive use Of r:icag. ms
diseases pet ulsr to males 4, ccttso ps!i:,t! Is
Lie, bad lyings in, ST..
hamHtoA's Woyes Licences.
The most celebrated remedy fot curing lis.
orders arising from worms.
Ilah,.'s ha.e and geAuiae
GERMAN CORN PLASTER.
"A n'aiihe veraedy fer Lorns; specify IS.
moving them root and branch Wi, ,.rt giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION
TEE RESTORATIVE pON DER,
iar Tic TEETH ard Cams
HAEE'S GENUINE EYE WATER.
A sovereign remedy .ot all diaeases Of shr ewes,
HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE q EXTEy4CT or NIy,1A2D-
FOR Raor''asism, Gou,, Pa.sy, Swelling, NJ,
moness. &c
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most se.e..s
INSTANCES.
~ Ptease TO tale notice that each ofMe ger.
une NrdiciaeS has on The ostside gyrafthca. IN.
signature ef
HANNAH LEI,
Widcw Of the lata pro TX g.
ja1asJg Ia. Lac.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
To be Sold or Leased,
VALUABLE Grazing Farm. at "

A VALUABLE Grazing Farm, at Viii
N minston in the state of Delaware, now in
tenure of JOHN FILE: I, consists of sixty a.
ores Of excellent land, with Brick House .hee-
on, in the town of Wilmington: the whole situ-
ate in the most convenient manner for the supply
Of the Wilmington market.
The marsh contains ninety acres of the mast
choice part Of Cherry Island marsh, including
the Island itself. The marsh will be sold sepa-
rate from the upland. If not soon disposed Of,
the vhole will be leased for term of years; the
premises will be shswn by John File the prcsca,
tenant, and terms made known by application
to
JOSHUA 6 THOMAS GILPlN,
January 30, 1910. 1t Philadclphia.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
Public Vendue,
AT WHITEHALL FARM.

AT WHITEHALL FARM,
st. Georges Hundred, Nezu. Castle County,
and State Of Dslas0are.
II ME subscriber offers for sale, on Thursday
Il the 5th OF March ensuing, all the stock
and movable property belonging to said farm,
consisting Of horses, mules, horned cattle, sheep,
hogs &c.; herd grass, timothy and cloter hay,
Of the best quality a number oil valuable Nc
grocs, who will be disposed of for term OF years;
household and kitchen furniture, of the best qua
lily pair of valuable copper stills, with all the
apparatus for disabling.
He also offers, at Private Sale, the above farm,
with the valuable marsh thereto belonging, stu
ate upon st. Augustine and Silver-Ruu creeks,
making in The whole four hundred and fifty a.
crss.
For fertility of soil, beauty of situation, ele.
gancc of improvement, and healrhncss, this farm
stands unrivalled in this state. 1t lies 8 miles
from the waters of the Chcsa peakc, from the
river Delaware, 4 from Cantwel's- Bridge, 10
miles fiom Wilmington, {and near the state road
leading to III and in the vicinity of the village
known by the name of the Trap. Il has been
cultivated for eighteen years past upon the clover
and plaster plan, and for that period sixty or
vcEty acres q clover have been moved annual
fly.
Those who arc inclined to purchase may, by
applying on the farm. view the premises, aud
know the terms either by applying to himself or
his son William c. Frazer, residing at New
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER
Whitehall Farm, Jan. 90, 1910.
~ Hc also offers. for Private Sale, his cele-
| brated stud horses Florzcl and Hamlet, and n
| number Of fine brood mares and full-bred colts
| from one to four years old Perhaps such va.
! uable and so large collection Of stock was new
CT befora offered for sale in this state, at one
| time.
Ifthe farm is not sold at private sale, it will
be sold on the premises on Friday the first day
| of June. 1t will command annually to a certain
ty from 1000 to 1900 dollars. w. +.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
To be Rented,
FOR A TERM OF YEARS

FOR TERM OF YEARS,
4 CONVEN!EN I Two story Stone House,
: VITA Il Lot suitable for a Garden, situate in
~ bofAngh Of Wilmington, ana noa occupied
by Moses 1aomosoa.
ALSO, a l.uscon'airing between five and six
.ctas Of LARD, situac in Deer Geek Marsh, with
y half q mile Of til, town.--For further par,icn
la.s"pp'y TO
Alban,ls G. logan.
Jan. 90, 1910. G!
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
One Dollar Reward.

y AN away from tue Brandywine Paper-Mill,
II on the morning of the 18th instant, an APP
prentice lad named WiAiam Rush, aged near 81
years; fair complexion, brown hair, about five
feet six inches high. The above reward will be
paid on his being brought back.
+. GREATRAKE.
.!aa %, 1910. ~
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
70 be Lei,

a ND pofsefsion given on the e5th Of Marcel,
IA ncxr ensuing, large ard coni,iiodous
two story brick house, iiluated On the east
side Of King street, at present occupied b.
Mrs. Oldham, together with a stable an. car
rage house. For terms apply to
WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wilmington December 3Oth, eff.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
TILE. SUBSCRIBER

4 hhsEas to let, to 900. ssnaor. his house
- IN Newcastle, now occupied by Mrs.
bAi.!sY. The terms wiz he n.,,c.rra.e, ar,lArs.
session given the 25'h of .Ma,.h next For ,ar-
t;culars enquire Of EYau Thomas, Esq. New
S.as'l9 Jacob P,nom, Es1. Wilmington, or to
&c subscriber at Baltimore.
James IT. Broom.
January %, 1910. d,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20

y55 cngssc s,ca, II a!i.l. 80 az zoos au' lai.
der ncn.
II seems that all the lcat.;ng officers Of the me-
w have been ordered to 'he seat OF government,
where, tits said, plan is to be arranged tor the
enforcement of measures abouti be adopted by
government.
One Samuel Smith OF North Carolina sdver-
tises runaway Negro, and adds, as The ieHow
is legally outlawed, J VIII give one Aa@4'e@ mr.
lars to am one svko .iN Kill him ~"
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
I1AM'LT0h'.' ;..:X,P.

'4aa a. 9ss'rfals1t Of tic .f,2a-is ...4a;,,s sad
e.tff6>msa .'1f4it!nes i. X ..iaI 1 n. .sc..fe6
Jram M{ Ari;fiefo-s A<-:c,ne { csr. Ny
eFf, Gss,tt ;1r st.!s q! =. :'gp !'i1.ysEsc's
E3ek-as,s& ]tfA.n,o;ou.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
For Sale

\ Healthy BLACK BOY, about fifteen
= years cid, For terms apply tn 'ar sub.
scr,hes, in Market street, q Jew tiacrs shove
the lown-Ha.l.
THOMAS SH.YrH.
Wilmington, Jan. II, 1909. #
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20

MANRIED--.Oa 'i!aars.ia9 tvss;as
list, near Newport, y the Rec. .;gr. ri 3e,
Mr. Peter Panlaon, nerci,an. Of ,f,a ~
rough, to Miss 17ers Rojiusos
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20

70 ;,aver:s who '.aye Children aiii.,s.s. .sJls
the hopping cough, his discovery :s"i me ih.t
magnitude, as il aHate. immediate lrei, thrsss
the progress, andn a short time snti,'ij se7lJv0s
the n,oN cinsl disorder IN which ca. 'arcs are
liable. The hl:Er is 50 perfectly ogrcesl, e, and
the dose suial that TO 1faeulTy ARISES Ia Ia
hirg it.
M. Ah!;ja' EIenly, B,i.l-e street, R,'tioofe,
was cured by sse bottle OF Eitniitotls Elixir, Of
very complcdte,, dAos,lcr oncasiosta by very
severe cold caught several mrnihs ago. Hc
brea,hei with tie giea,es' difficulty, and was
often 'hrow1 into weakening sweays whsr no
attempted TO val. any s!istarcr. nod hi. voice
woul! frequently fail in spcl a degree tho, he
could only at.cmpt to whisper. lie has .1-ca
upwards Of six weeks without a return Of sis
conplA'nts and desires - give his ,,ui,i;c .cst-
ninnv III tavoul Of silis invaluable nnetiitine.
Being sesirGus to make public for tie cool OF
c'tcrs the e,'eHt Gu,ai.y Of r,an,ns'. Fiix;y
prepare. by he hate slr. Lee, have sent Won
Tue icil"w,ng accoust nf the l,encEt | have re-
ceipee! tfoia II; w5,ch hope w:.i ian.ute olieis
70 give ii q ri'ei. II! con ;eQuence ii h.u.e on
me etcass received from fall, NV hrshh gr-ey
bad, my hTea:hrg became very ttt;s.,;;. ara
lequ.'ilV have had s.ti>'v,:Iy T., rise II. Il, my
ocd "lth al, .he horrors OF .rt.;,iatt slcat;n,i
Asa to these, constant rain 10 ~ h,ca.t, ara
coeg", great loss CT s:+c.Hsa AM .!cS,. and
T"p may saheeive tina, NJ 'ym. yt41li esticn,;.
ia:ifaFcd AZ Hpnrs"chng cuasna'pISn. i'se
a''ste Ct . In.s "rnin.ps phys; iai, was is,oylc
! to- .51 Afterwards s:.a.,si WIS caH:i II, iut
witdnhi giving rye any re,i. tlagris. .:.yy,-
clan, Mfo lew me ard The eitnrs's,.t.. 81 nv
| case, advised me 10 give ilam:i:aa's Gi;x;.,..:.
al, saying, he hat! ussd It in las t...;cr, am; a.
"ays found IT 10 rln"h gao. 4. .,-,,,e ,yas
| procured ero.u h!r. t,schs, an.l lonaa r.i;tf
before had taken half OF il. cnn.,a.c 4. use !,
and was sorn strong enough Il, .tsc1,i 70 nv hc-
! siness On taking cold, some e M t, me-
symptoms return, but are always removed nv \
dose OF two Of the Elixir.
GEO. RE.NIEl;. Jun.
No. l Bua.! s,,ccf, pa,alcr,;s.
h!ns. II. LEE. 49,
ron tafaer Martin, Esq. tste .Astorxey Geaeyay
! If The stale # A'aryyand
comply with your request IN ststi7g ny o;n-
ioA OF tianGtoh's Elixir. Il has been ,se, ia
my family fpr two 81 three years ...st, il. an.
TORN success, Whenever calds, cau.4,,, r. s;7,la-
sh's plants, haze rendered n e;iict, urcess nv
nave 'nysei! fnant i all cx.ei'et.t asd ,pye.,tt-
remef!y for very psin;u' ,ut; ,rou!l Same fee
ton OF thc breast, accompanied Vi;h s.ae,.cs..
and win otftruatcA an, :fscult h7eS.A.nr.
On these act ouut1 d< a.. l,ests;r 4, reton-
mend iiAn4ion's .ll.:i as i vajuable s.rtt.,i.-,
and deserving pu5la -,'+n.lf;;
I. i~Utt.if f MARTIN.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-24

closely surrounded and pressed by the fruit,
do not adhere to it. When the stalk is
grated away, those fbres having lost their
hold, gradually drop out and the nutmeg
appears hollow; and as more of the stalk is
grated away, others drop out in succession,
and the hollow continues through the whole
nut. BY beginning at the contrary end the
6bres above mentioned are grated off at
their core end, with the surrounding fruit,
and do not drop out and cause hole. A.
mother circumstance worth knowing, is, that
in consequence of the great value Of the ell
of nutmegs, it is often extracted from the
nuts that are exposed to sale, by which they
are rendered Of very little value. TO as
certain the quality of nutmegs force pin
into them, and if good, however dry they
may appear, the ell will be seen oozing out
all round the pin, from the compression &C.
casioned in the surrounding parts.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-24
For the Alexandria Gazette.

SONNET TO CHRYSTALL1NA,
II Spring on the zUestern shore Of the Schuyi-
kill, near PHILADELPHIA.
POETIC Fountain from whose lucid wave
oft have drawn the cool delicious draught,
More grateful to the soul than e'er was
quaa'd
From madning cups that reasons powers en-
slave.
Oft have in thy geld waters lav'd
My throbbing temples, when with heat
o'ercome,
Wearied with rambling and remote from
home,
1 sought tn inspiring influence of thy wave
Then on the verdant turf that decks thy
brink,
And spreads delightful up the rising hill,
Where Pines outrageous with sweet o.
dours fill
The ambient air, my weary limbs reclin'd,
Lisl'ning enraptur'd TO the murmurlng rlll,
Or tuneful nature S melody refine.
l: S.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Just Tecsioed by flames Kennedy, SEM
&c., BOOKSELLER, King-street,
The Scottish Chiefs, an Historical Ro-
nance, in 5 vols. by Miss Porter, authoress
IL lhaddeus of Warsaw, Sc.-illustrating
Tug, portion of Scottish history in which the
gallant Sir William Wallace acted so distln-
SMshcd part.
A BRIEF VIEW
YIN Policy and Resources Of the u. States:
V = comprising some Structures on Letter on
INC Genius and Dispositions of the French
Government.
= ELLA ROSENBERG-a Romance
: by William Herbert, Esq. author of the
-spanish Outlaw.
July Is. eff
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-24
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

( ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
N1 The Public are respectfully informed,
that in consequence Of the great variety
Of New Pieces TO be presented this sea-
son no Play will be repeated.
On Saturday Evenang, Aug. rs,
Will be presented celebrated New Play,
in 8 acts (interspersed with Songsl
(Never Performed Aere)
CALLED
The Founding Of the Forest.
By VIM. Dimond, author of adrian and O,ilza,
Hunter Of The Alps, &c. ifs Performed in
London, PHILADELPHIA, New York, and Bal
.imore, witt The most distinguished APPLAUSE.
The seenery, dresses and decorations entire.
ly new Dresses by Mr.. Maecnb6in.-
The original Musie by Kelly. Aceomhan:--
ments ty VI. PelHsiere.
Count de Valmont, Mr.. Cone
Baron de Longueville Downie
Florian Ca Founding
adopted by deYalmont, Master Barrett
Bertrand, (Valet TO
LongutrtAe) Mr.. Hardinge
L'Eclair Valet 10 ..-.
Florian) Jefferson
Gaspard Can old do
nestle Francis
Sanguine Bravoes in the tay1 Charnock
LIE Noire Of LongueviNe, { Harri,
Geraldine (nieeeode Mrs. Jefferson
Valmont)
RosaJelle (her No. Mrs. Wilmot
Monica Gan old Pea Mrs Francis
sant)
Unknown Female, Mrs. Barrett.
In Act ID, the CASTLE GARDEN, de-
corated for Fete. In the centre an open
temple fancifully decorated with Flowers,
Trophies, &c.
4 CHARACTERISTIC BALLET,
By 81. Warriors. Composed By Mr.. Fran.
els.
Girls enter as Wood Nymphs, who surprise
and disarm the Warriors-they remove their
arms and replace them with garlands. Com
bat between two boys habited as warriors.
NJ lhltu ISP! CsSHlS TIC Dams u tHS
Rhine, by Moon Light, the river flowing at
a dstance-on one side Pavilion extends
oblquely, through the lower window of which
a light appears; on the opposite Bower of
Lattice work entwined with wood5ine.
To shich will be addcd q favorAe Musical
FARCE, called
THE PURSE
OR,
BENZ VOLENT I'd e.
Baron, Mr.. Downie
Theodore, Harris
Edmund, Jacobs
Page, Master Jefferson
Will Steady, Jefferson
Sally, Mrs. Seymour.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-24
~ The Public are respectfully informed,
that in consequence Of the great variety
Of New Pieces TO be presented this sea-
son no Play will be repeated.
The Founding Of the Forest.

By VIM. Dimond, author of Adrian and Orilza,
Hunter Of The Alps, &c. ifs Performed in
London, PHILADELPHIA, .Neru York, and Bal
:imore, ,vith The most distinguished ahtlause.
The seenery, dresses and decorations entire.
ly new Dresses by Mr.. Maecn66in.
The original Musie by Kelly. .Aceomta".-
ments ty W. PelHaiere.