Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-18

! reproof, caused me to knew,myself; ant
was of far more use than all that hat
been done before, IN correcting spoil
temper After we had left you, (conti.
! nusd she,l Goodness! said to my
self, if appear thus unamlabe to
stranger, how must appear to nv
friends! especially to those destined 10
live constantly with me y f" You asked
ne, sir. if expected ever 10 get a bus
bard; then had one this gentleman,
who vas prese t at your just reproei ;
and dare say he will Join with me in
thanking you for giving 1t 50 lr"nsly and
suecess!ully.'
The husband then cordially repeated
his acknowledgements TO him, Tor hav-
ing been Instrumental in Csnrlbnung'
so largely, to their mutual felicity "a
felicity" said he, (which (shoud any
thing lead you, sir, into the neighbour
hood of 49,, you vii! CRAFTY. extreme
", both myself and my wife, il you will
call and witness" -Thea, leaving his
address. and he and bis lady shaking MIR.
A. by The Aand, they departed.
Extracts from tate London hahers.
Ehigram on JosEPH BoHAPAR7E'S e1-
huLsion.
TIE nesy King of old Spain
Sees the end of his reign,
And, all claim to the kingdom re-
voking,
Cries-alas, poor King 10!
You're taught gravefy to know
ThatSpains 30 country for Joking!
As some laborers were few DAYS n
go cleaning out pit at Woohseaves,
near Drnyton, Shropshire, on an estate
belonging to Philip Justice, ESQ. they
f rtun,teiv discovered a coat OF -aail'
extending from the neck to the glrdle,
which weighed 26lb>. 1t is in excellent
preservation, the leather thongs which
Juck!e i, on, and the gold or gliding on
the seams, being nearly as fresh as ever.
As a battle was fought at Blore Heath,
in the wear 459. and on the 33th OF
Henry tic vi between the united forces
of the Dixie of York and tic Earl OF Sa-
lisburv, * those If the King command
Cd by Lprd Audley, we was beaten,
about four miles from this spot, the coat
might possible have been tlirown away
Nv one of the soldiers of the routed az"
my ; or, il an encampmeDt was ever
made in this place, as hath been alledg-
ID, the discovery of III is equally obvious
and natural, though at the great distance
Of 353 wear. from the present time.
As some men were lately at plough,
in field at CLAYTON, few miles distant
froin Lewes, they turned up two or three
urns, containing human bones that h&d
been burnt. one Of which though form
cd ef coarse earth and Of every rude
manufacture. was covered with beau
tiful puiera of the ine San,ian red Ro.
man ware . circumstance not lttie
puzzIinS 10 many who are in the habit
of opening and exploring the tumul' OF
the ancicDts; and To account Tor II Sails
faclori!y, may, perhaps, equally puzzle,
more intelligent anv!quarians. The trag
'ucnts Of many more which the plough
"ad lurrcd up were found scattered a.
bout the field some of which were h!ue
AID others Of unbuked earth, OF various
colors. S,me few years ago copper
coin of Vesnasan the younger IN high
prescrvatisn, was found III the same held
which is situate within q short distance
fthc cncampment on Wolronbnry HILL
~ which coins of Constantine aud Sc.
ores have been discovered.
Macdonald, the Earl of Nansseld's
saepacrd lately conducted a drove OF
500 sheep from the Brass of Acholl to
C.yen Wood, near Hampstead. This
journey, Of $50 miles, WAS accomplished
with The loss Of only one Of his flock, and
re rest were as fresh as the moment
lney l,fl The Scotch pasture. The a.
,ricuitural Society have noticed the Cafe
and atIchtion Of this faithful shepherd,
and Macdonald is TO be rewarded tor
performing task that would not have
jisgraccd the pa,riagehal l.aban.
BY>LAsr NIGHTS MAIL.
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