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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
Regilters for 1917,
JUST received for fa'e by
j j. WINCHESTER,

M 5. ywa' X -, E~siszgs f,sas
For faIe, Tickets spd Quarters m the GRAND
PfrM0UTH BE6cH L0TTERT ssg ssuisg
i. y 6s- vafrzused uadfawn q WINCE1EoTkRs
LOTTERY OFFICE. kxcnAseE sTafrr, for OF y
Ds SO whoses-- Quarters p
pr,zss taken 20 rsynent, and ali relative infot
nation gwen grssis
~ This Icusry contains Aoar raizrs than
biaukssl NJ Dzdss74s Jzn II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
Iofeph 1itcomb's EIlate.

NOTICE i hsrebr given thar BY hcsnee q
~ Genre. 10 much 81 the Real EAzss cf Jossrs
Ts7c5xs, l<se Of Nosshyssraossh dessaied. - ~sii
bring CDR hunared Ard nsntty dollars. will Re Tod
!. ruhie sataier 20 Ih< hsghsa bidder, ms
llore d John wsbfsr. ID lad Northy ssnaeush. o.
Saturday. the ssh day Of J4Tu4ry iaiiant, - Ter
IL the deck 4 y.
WI. HIGHT. l<.ifs4ssr.
Ncrfhyafmsath. ian. q sei7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
REMOEAL.
ReaI Estate for SIZE.

TO be fold ., Puhiiek AUCTION. part Of the resl
siaae Of HUMPHREY NOV ia,. of Harpf
wei n The county of Cumberland now seeeafed
sc Acres Of Wood Iasd ia H& pfweli. l2i Acres
Of Wood Land IN Fipaburg. 10 the eouay of Lin
con. 8 aere. cf pafure land in Harpfwel, 40 be
fold co the IL Tueiday OF Marea nert at the
houfe OF Rnsh snow, widow, at Hsrpfweib at
o'clock sfsesaoon. RUTH SNOW,
Ian
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
NILLER's
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

lese5r3tcd I'll OlN MEM,
I ; cdefed - te public - beng cne az he esss-
ell sd ssfsst cases for this d.safdxf Ling
sxpsssencs ass prosed The tss1sey u shfs Ont
sasuF. Il i peffe esls ssfe lis operati1n. ard
nsy - erfEseG - he sInalseu Infsnt wishoug
dan-eF. he scent = sgrre4ble--gtis uos nsces-
ssF, IT. re p.klenl lake bsimsione. = eons-
moa In uthss osnEmeaL This osasment - gat -
In b1xss, convenient tsestFy, and &ch gen
usne hox wts sc accomfGastd ~sth dsrgctfons 4
gsnasne. All ~ili - tgnea ~ JbTI MILLS
The above Osnsment msy &c h.d IN small O.
large qusnsnles # JoKE I4LLra. 81. Centge
Dsxses crAs As.srss<. ssagn o. 81 Inke's Hal.
" So, H.nosev stsexfs Or. .Sasnzrs Hsrfss g..
M. 4 Nt~ouFy ssFess, u stu. If Aw Bxa3a-
sss 3 sssas. PafslsnS Y zszsss snd s.arf, Nal.
ao5oruagh: sfr. .9s1s Hyas. "a Bsnnsusxk
hnc< ard Wash5vs. Iaon2sAo~H. sn1 Dada
Ptrty. Csmdea. Tx u Ger Presiding
Cesgs Rsssrssz, $: Csfxge. Dec -. klsmcs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
Commonwealth OF MaiIachufetts.

Commonwealth Of Mafachufetts.
Cunab< land IS.
To fhr fs, ! al Lssp q JACOB BAILET,
L1ff # Haspssgell. ia fad CsHrty, les-
n.a,s, d<fee1o9. Gsa 10 az e;b0I iEssrsIfea.
~ faEREAs . crfsssa snlsrament paFporsing 20
w be the lsf ~sil aad seAsmers sioreiaid de.
kr<.fsd. his heen rsesensed DR. probate 20 me the
sfahlrrsh<r JaS2e Il Probate for iasd county ny
I.eos Bailey The Esssuscr shesssn assned
You are hereby nossksd 90 sppsAr before me u
Trosass Ccufx 60 Re held a roc Srgsasrs iiife
IL Portland n tzsx eou1ty ca the iseond We'd
nslxas az February rssf. ten oeloek u ne
! 90 aeon 70 cffer bat you nsy thsak hs eashsr
3f<r y axasnA ihs lame
Civsa uncsr ny hand a. said Portland this fhir-
s<6rll DAY of December a. ID ts6
800 SAM. FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

J@LoI NYLtVIttfU .NUEfIC.
IN he eresept month Ii,ers will be reduc-
ton OF the edition of Rees Cyciopedis, alter
which, no greaser Number Of The iu1ure soluG j.
will be printed than shall have beea taken u.
and paid ios, and delinquent subscribers will
then have 40 orpottunity Of ct cCmpie ing theA
seus. Arrangements may he made with
5 PAITEN, 1sen,.
". B. The 56'h No. IL received, The SIN is
shippsd and is daily exrec ed. No. So will be
forwarded as soon .s the DelswAse o,seas
/ Jan. 5, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
Thirty Dollars Reward /.

ON Sunday afternoon or Sunday evening. =
" Trunk belonging to the fu5feriber AZ Bos-
rOs's TAvERs. in this town, was broken open,
anG i4o dollars in fpecie was taken thsreftom
among which was an Engtfh Bank Token ard an
Engllih Shilling and swo h4 Eagle there was
also number of receipts al other paper. amena
which was receipt from Jos smith of Halo.
we'll aud anoiher from Ephraim Treadweil A
red morocco trunk ancut foot long containing 4
number of curiofries was taken at the fame time
among the curiohties was Canadian Jack knife
with crofs on H. The above reward will be
given TO any one who win give informal ion 70 that
the thief nay be brought TO Juice and the money
obtained, or ten dollars for either of them
WILLIAM STOWRLL.
Portland Jan G,h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
L. GREELEY,

mAs 500 sALK - Va l@sN4 WHTf
1000 BuAs.eIs Corn
80 8bls. Philadslphia Flour
TO do. Bsl,imoss do
100 do sicksbnrgh ID.
sso ihds. cadix snd Liverpool SAL,
40 ions Plaster
30 Chaldrun Nlr Col
10 HAes Bslmssone
% noxes Ihocsalass
10 BDls. Coffee
'lsrsss sonchong Tea BevefIy's Cargo
10 ksgs fissi quality Tobacco
w snd Y L Rum, Del, Cordsge g.
&c
la. ). 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
Nathan & Isaac Win1ow,

Nathan & Isaac Winllow,
|nFFER for fsIs n their faose No u s. ss-fs
~ R'w iaa below the Hay M.rkss
Wint1 aad Summer Jfr.siasea spe,rsaefti
OIL,
by the czik and retzl. Families who ~ffh can
have il PUT up 10 ito cashiers from 10 80 galors
each : large siTofsmenf % hrz(s add iapaasd
LAMPS. pcsses Lantsfns SC.
die. A gsseraI aaounsnf u
Groceries, H0L@sg u Hard Ware,
among which are bea Oh German Hill aws. AID
bea Of Engslh anvsls, Vice ADD hoseis y he
dozen or frgs. al sfT3rymsns u cotton Factory
YARN from The man approved iAcioeses
20 Tons Of zfoucd Ruais. s~edsr and Hngiiih
IRON
icoo Lbs. Of bllflsred ADD Can TEkl- Of fur
riouf quality fpiks and al Rode Piougn nou d.
add Cow bars
So bore, spermarvti eANDIgs.
8 Eihds Nufegvado UGAR
boxes Havannz do
5 rheas ouehong TIA
calk fresh myrna K Il ms
rs hb!s fupeshas fra, Flour
IS boses Ly . e. z b. 10 window Cls(s
10 bbls prime FORK
a soniians Euppy u AGO NAILS Of every Ire
50D bores mould and dip'i Tsslow CAN
wv DIES.
100 quinszss Pollock AID Cod FISH
10 hhds M0LASSEG
C A large aiiorinient of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WrNsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory.
- The above articles will be fold very low for
cath or approved credit.
Nov. IL. nf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

& a IL who are indebted to the suhfcriher, ei,her
4 by note or account. are hereby requeaea TO
call and festle the lame with him. on or before the
Erif day of February nexs or their notes ard ac-
counts viii be left with an Attorney for collection
JOHN REMf~K.
Portland Ian IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
John Z. Thurston,

John Z. Thurston,
NJ. 1 Leg W5zJ HI ~ kals.
40 Bals- iape slne add fcrarbed FLOUR
q HID. waaawxra In.ad RUM
Pre- b. dY
: : s - 10 "a :. wsa
HID e. a. sy msriean Gin
/ ehea H1isa D
2 81 hylar X TED
70 10 suueAong
xegs Tobacco
IS Gees Ravsas Duck
- ',3tes Tin Pate
eaR o sves
which Wi e 10 low ior esfh OF approves sredi'
AID for Nevycrk Hias par. Jan II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
COLLEGE LANDS.

l. OR fac by he iubieribsr The Following lotse
L Laad belonging 70 Harvard coils4s
8 Lots in Fryeburg
Il Do Paris
? Do Livermore
4 DO Rumford
DO ShaPleigh
4 Do Jay
. Do Bethel
MELLEN, Asen,
Dec. so 1915. tsw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
NOTICE.

A r the annual Meeting Of the Proprie,ors OF u
a MON What held a. Tiiton's Hotel, in Port
land Ianussy 7sh 1911
vorsp, Thar ptsviens 10 any dividends being
paid by the vhaehnger. each Proprietor ihall
produce 10 the Geek Of said Propriefoss proof 81
he tie TO bis lssare or fhass IN faid wharf which
flz he recorded By sssa Clerk
SAM r HUesEY. Wharfsngsr.
H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
lFs NEIE GOODS.

iI5D NEU GOODS.
Tbs faB.criber has Jun received an alTormsn,
English and French GOODS,
ia sddi'io0 to bis former ilock &c UPT0LS7ER7,
which he Offers for a e a. rtaucsd pEesss
Amoso wHIca aKs
Back blue brown. dran I'D mixed Broad
CLOTHS black mlsed. drab and bic Cali
mefes green, blue and corbeau Hunters Closb,--
brown and fawn Pc &c C!oshs-mixed Cord
black and plaid Bombays.ss--T Tartan PIaia, Cot
ton Czmbrics-Leno, book aud Cambria Mullins
black and white satsias--- Foreusines Cotton Ia.
ces--brown and white z ATLAS Cambric Dimaty
---MuiIio and Madrais Hzudkerehsss-d4r ard
light Ginghans- alicoes--iseam Loom hir1ings
---6lk and worried Hoie--Linens-- Riobons- Vel
low aud white Fannels--g cen, blue aud broSn
erge--Apgola leather and ELK Gloves Rulia
Sheeting and Duck --Ol Clo.hs- Szttine, ts-eua1
yea and fairt Euitcns--C hes ks-- Boot Cosd--Cos
ron Balls Black Grape iewing siiks, &c. tTr.
bale containing from 10 lo-4 no Z BLAN-
kITs very ehesp. Also
Upholstery, f-HangingS, Nit-
itary Goods, and Looking
Glasses (uiz.
100 b. ben live Ceefe FsRthers
5000 ID. rsench aod Rulla stttc
Bcdscking- Bedbindings- Chiniz Lace Fringe
and Taaris- Carpet Binding Hearth Ruggs-.
green, Moreau and Dursnt hair and hfofs Mat
misunderstanding aud Lolliug Chairs Chaiie
Lacss add Worried Painted Ch2sfe Carpets.
French and american Paper H1ngng5,
with borders, fome vely e'eganS
Swords Epzu els Salhes Pinmss hat Tas-
fels gold and GIsef Lace Cords AID Brzids
Gia art Mahogany framed
LOOhIlNls-GL4SSES
BY ~holef4ls and retail a, the Mandatory ssi-
crs.
ON CONSIG INTENT.
8 dozen Rush bottom and other
FANCY PARLOJR CHAIRS.
The UPHOLSTERY Business car
ried on as slua, and all orders puncsusffy atsen-
ded to by EDWARD HOVE
HI No. $ Mrs5aass Rsfp Middle Fret,
Portland, Dec %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

IA The Subscribers hav.ng been sppoiased By
wv The hon lob Nefon. Efq Jutge OF Probate
d receive ana essuaine the cams O. creditors 70
As sgass< Of BENJ MIN SToCKBRlDGE. Jun,
roman l2e OF Deer lie deeszied. rcpfefenled ia
lvent Do hSrsby give notice sEas hs months are
slowed 10 laid creditors 70 bring u add prove
DER clam. SD that &C ilall assn1 that iesvics
! he dwsi.lng houl< OF lsnzsius Haskell. at Deer
u ON he hni Monday of the liz fos ewing
v<sonshs Il Two 0 clock ?. NJ
IGNATIUS HASKELL,
SAMUEL MEnB.
Dased A. Deer lie Oct. IS 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
SHERIFF.S SALE.
DscsMsrR II, 1876.

DGcEMBER III 100.
Cumberland S.
Taken BY execution and to Be sod at Pubic
dnetioa on laftiay fbe f1sfnfy eighth day
e January next. at three 81 The eloet IN
RE Afternoon at fbe dsueAiag b0rlf Of
i Ruilel Stodard, in BrmfUiek in /aid
csdafy, LsnbSldsr,
n Ii shs right ia equity Of Redemption which
IA Meal Hall or PAU Hall, Johnfon Hail aud
Dsniel Hall. Or eilher Of shsm have 10 snd 10 one
haf part of the double Saw Mil, 70 called. being
shF aors faw IN the lower mill called the Nye
Nils, togssher with the privilege Of ths Geiss Mil
snj I'll privileges aud appuueaances thersnnto
b<lcngiue Il ua.ed 10 Rruofwick, 10 said eontsy
On the Asdroisogging river. beng he fame Min
forner.y owed by Neal Hal and Be Porter.
aud that part which THE lad Neal Hal NOR gagged
60 Josham sscne rfq lnr ne ieeufisy of the pay
uens of one fhoufsnd asd thirty nice dollars -
III N deed dzsed DecenDsr 8. i A. and recorded
3 u Riaer. fice Book ~ page ~, viii
~ ~ y sppesr.
g 9 RDNER WALKER Dsp'J SbrE
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
From the New York Evening Post.
RiIey's n arratiye.

The valuable aud highly in;erpstin
account which capt. Riley has give
Of his slipwrerk on the western .oas
Of Africa, and OF the captivity an
suif-rings Of himself nd crew, ill re
.ieeme,' by tie phifanthropic Wiltshire
las gone through splendid ediiioa
in london. and has been noticed in ilai
ering ,eim ms by some Of the most res
pectable OF the English Reviews. w
extract the introductory paragraph
oil review of this publication in tn
British Critir Csc .surn, as fviii~ne
Of the attention it has attracted,
" As the volume before US contain
one ui' the most curious and Interest
ing narratives which has ever issuef
from the press, we shall not iatigue
the patience of the reader with ans
previous dissertation, but shall i'm
mcdiately enter into the subject, ans
shall present as copious an analysis a
possible OF it. which. il / shall 50 en-
gage the attention as TO induce the
reader TO give his attention TO tine o.
original, will fully answer the purpose
Iior which it was intended"
! The concluding pan asraptl is equally
Mandatory
! " We cannot dismiss the volume be-
fore, without expressing our sense o.
The pleasure which il has afforded as
in the pcrusal. The style il natural
and unaffected, and the fats are bott
illustrative of other travels, and are
themselves verified by them. We
save no hesitation in placing our coi'.
! iiaence in the author, and in believing
his narrative to be both Faithful ara
accurate. Ii is one of the most Ya',is
) able books Of travels which has lately
been published in this country, and y
such we have no hesitation 10 recou'
memIing il 10 general notice"
! Our own reviewers have moi yirweti
il in a less favorable light. II has
, hcen noticed with great commentators
: lin The American Monthly Magazine
and Medical Repository, Of this city
y Ne have been in,iaced, unsolicited, q
state this general appreciation Of 'aW
i isiiey's book, in the hope that i mai
:! facilitate the sale Of another edition.
: which we understand he is prrpafin.
for the press in this country, anu ina
he may thus reap some rceonl"acf
; il not for his past tolls, at least ier ~
u present iabDrs,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Singular Story.

Fran Il Portsmouth, (Eas.J Paper.
iSy letter we haye received from
France, we learn inc following very
singular story -
i" 4 strange circumstance occurred
tH.eiy at Hrst man in the ia-t
Stage Of dangerous disorder, seat
10. priest 90 give Him fatreme nnc
ital~-~the priest. after same CONVERSE
tinN witt. the man, he told him, that
ile could not give him cUirenis uncti0n
Without he surrendered up the Lands
that h. held, and which bclonSe, a.
he chur.h preyious 10 the rev0iution.
IN in did the poor man point out
hat he had purchased thcm at a tMr
,alua,iou. aud had a large family to
Dequea;I them 10; the priest told
him, ii he did not he wnlil'i be DID
and GO so hell !; the poor man replied.
he would mol give w the land, hut
take his chance. In u few days he
died, and was refused the rites OF the
huruh or christian burial, in conse-
gncnre of his having died withctt re.
ctisIug ertreme Hncii0n and thr
PRIEST told his tamil, that lie WAS Ger
Irain Of going to hell, and that the
Devil would come t'iat nigh and take
away his hoiy. 'l'he arciclied family
we're irea,iinily alarmed, aud thes
Ienployed an old soldier 30 sit up all
night and watch the corpse, furnish
ling him with bottle OF wine, hrear
and cheese, and sword 10 protect
himself. Al midnight the door lew
open and in waiSed three figures drcs
sed SO az TO appear ike devils; the,
walked round The room 10 try to in
Itimidate the soldier, hut Tie veteran
who had never feared 10 oppose Al
; enemy was not TO be panic struck
.,at broke silence, and aecostcd then
fin these words: % You Mr.. Devils. j
one Of you lays Il hand upon that be-
: dy, viii cut it oH."
] After some ti,ne, one more courage
' lous than the rest. sei2ed upon the fre
! Of the corpse, and another took Sio'
l. 1f the head; the soldier immediatrl
) made a chop at the hand Of the lirsi
ard nearly cut OF his arm; the othr
N he wounded on tie Shoulder; south
Irnsued hat in short time the devil
= disappeared leaving large quantit
!. joi blood behind them, which shewc
= lthey we're human.
~ The next day the family waited .
1.-THE Project and related TO him tn
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

ike a bird--be flies at one time upon
men, and another upon women, and
sits upon t!,' il hearts---he has very
small bow, and an arrow 10 bis bow
his arrow is small, but is thrown up
10 the very lieayen--he has also a
culver at his back. and within II there
are small reeds. with which he often
wounds ME. All these are cruel !;
but his little torch with which he in
flames the sun himself is more cruel
than these. II you catch him, bind
him and bring him to me DO not pity
him. Should you see him weeping,
beware that he does not deceive you.
Ii he smiles, draw him. Ii he oilet
to kiss you, avoid him bis kiss is We
noinous !; his lips are poison; ard il ht
should say here take my arms, vii
give them to you as present, do no
touch them his gifts are all fallaci
ous, for they have been dipt in fire.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Mr.. Phillips, the Irish Orato

The public are at length presen,
with what has long been desider
turn Oh botil sides Of the 4 tlantic.-..
uthentic edition. sanctioned t,y j,
own authority, Of the Speeches
this distinguished and highly gif.s
young Barrister.
This interesting work is now. {,
the first time, Offered TO the world
a genuine form; ii has also lie y
vantage Of a very sensible and ~
written preface, the production If
man Of genius and superiur asian,
ments, John Finley, Esq. friend An
admirer Of his interesting , onng COW
tryQan. Ia viudicsting the rslaraet,
1T Phillips oratory from the in,pa,,
ton ofan exuberance of fancy, wi.
which il has been charged, Mr.. PHI
ley's remarks are exceedingly ncrtif
ent. ingenious and liberal. He al
serves that the ablest and severe.
OF all the criticks who have assaiia
him." Che alludcs, Of course, to ii
Edinburg Review -" have paid hir
an involuntary and nnpreeetiente
compliment" After a number of n,
Inirable observations on the compar,
tive merit and practical influence /,
4 genuine eloqaence: and having prove
\ from the evidence of recent facts, tha
just rlaims ia favor of Mr.. PhiIlips.
to he ranked amongst the highest or
tirrs Ok real orators, lie concludes az
! oll0ws :---'s Unaitietl ny the adyanta.,
I yes ut fortune or allianpe, he ronline
Z t.ie exercise of that talent whirh h
Z derives from his tfoi, 10 the honor
Q and suceour. and protection of Iii
creatures =, 0Dquering envy---tramt
ling on rufr0ptins,-.s-uelovrd ~ Iii
e countr, --esteemed by a wovhi---ci
: losing ami deserving an unexaulplei
lame---.nd actively employing Oh
u summer Of his lille IN gathering BIZ
I nors for his name, and garlan0s ft
e his grave"
i. Mere FOrl: .1ger. .adr.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Explosion in a Colliery.

A dreadful explosion took place on
Monday, June 50, in one 1 Mr..
l. ,n,bton's eoliierirs, near Chester
it-slreet, by which bet Wecl 20 and IA
persons ios' thei" lives; this catastro.
pAe was produced By HE tonliardi-
NESS Of workman. who persisted IN
using naked camille in part Of the
mine where an explosive mixture o.
inaammal,Ie air existed. The over.
man, or master work man. apprelen.
sisp Of danger, hhd ordered, the wire
gaaze lamps. on the DG7'gs. only to be
used in their part Of the mine. From
two O'clock in The morning Till nine.
tile most dangerous time, the work.
men mad lighted themselves with &C.
curly nv tnr,e Invaluable inventions
bui AZ nine o'clock, " hc;l u second S,Iit
OF work men was employed, one o
them, in the most dangerous part .
the workings, thinking The iaiiamma
bic air Was gone, lighted !, candle, aut
thou.h adlnonislird Of the danger b,
the person he replaced, who actual.
put out the canhle by force, lie re
lighted il. and was left in basic b
his fellow iah0rer, whO meeting ie
pity oyerman, informed him Of hi
conduct. The oyeruan went instant
" to compel the delinquent TO g's
up his candle, hut il was foU lai.
Just as thu workman and another pei
son Who Witnessed the fact 30, out {
The pit the explosion took place.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Benjamin Franklin.
From the Compiler.


One of the most astonishing fX;t'o'
.,les Of the force of perseverance = "
be ionnd in the history of DIR. FrAnh
lin. The son Of a Tallow Chan'iiee
in Boston, his fame has filled bota
worlds. AS Miralcau said With su'h
neauty and visacity. Eripuit cte'o rs
men sceptrumqHe tyrannfs: lie sF'asen.
ed thunder from tie heavens, and tl-
seeptre from the hands of tyran's. :
Received by the Royal Society y !
London; embraced in the presence. %
|the French Academy Ivy Voltaire' ING
Socrates embracing Euripides; co!ifl,
ed by the grave and he gay; aumlfs9
by the sage and the fair; piercing s,l%
Iheavens for new secrets TO extend w
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

It is to be hoped, for the sake Oft
humanity, that this lamentabie event
will have the tendency Of rendering
the workmen cautious. and prevent
their negiectiug to use the giit oi
science, by which security is given to
them.
1t is well known tlsnt, during the
i or IS months. all the accidents oil
explosion Which have happened, have
arisen from the imprudeut use Of can
dies or naked lights.
by an Order the Day of the Stli
Iult. The Grand Duke Constantine has
Forbidden the Polish Officers to wear
1.-The former orders of Holland, Spain.
and NVestphalia.
Literature and science have sus-
ltaincd great loss in the death of
Count de Choiseul Coulter. Peer Of
France, Member Of the French Aca-
(iemy, &e. He went for his health
to take the waters at AK La ChapelIr.
where he died suddenly OF apopiexy.
L The worknen employed in cutting
Through Broughton-hill, in Kent, tate
silly found three bullets nearly Thirty
feet from the surface of the solid rt.y.
The lead is 50 pure, that when ''ut il
,lexLibits a beautiful metallic sustre.
n The surface is covered with an en-,
J crustation ola green color, resembling
in appearance rIey, when eouiblnr,
/ With pyrites. No pruhAdle .oljcc
7 ture has been formed as to the man
5 lner and time of their being burir,
there.
A Russian ship Of the line and
$ lsrisate sailed from Calais on Frila,
e imorning for Pctcrs9urgh, with Rus
Y sian troops.
III The prophecies Madame hrudene,
u ifler all her pilgrilnages, has AZ lengt
e obtained PERMISSION to reside IN til
y Canton Of Lueerne, and has fixed I'll
Is centre OF her mission at the fine will
q VI Huru, near Luctrne. where he
disciples have followed her. She ha
r rrconmrnced her predictions, and dill
y tributes quantity OF aims.
Z. London, July II.
u On Mon,iay last a singular dis"uvs
L. y was made by some iaborers VIII
d we're sinking the foundation for ne
. ward to st. Giles Work house. wher
= a new wing had been added to that Z
oi lal,lishment about 40 years ago on
v" part Of the old burial ground andt
? he old foundation they found coif
III ,e a muliated state, which. on bre;l
" log open To remove, the discovers
~ the skeleton crunDled to pieces. al
" near the head a quart glass huti'
p lal0se enrhed. as.I flien MiLn son
!, KIM OF liquid, which on trial PROV
H. % he good gin, and must have la
e. there Tor ahoye n century,
'o The population Of Paris, ny a il
ol .ensus, amounts to 1850, sn,itpe
v; dent or the garrison. i'iitre a
zee y ,S7l houses, and 3271 .@;,,- families