Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

which our present and eternal felicity
is dependent. The language OF the
reverend gentleman who attended him
IN those awful moments, was this
81 was delighted with the interview,
and gratifie.l TO find MIR. Grosvcnor
perfectly at home upon religious sub
|jects, and so we'll prepared" He re-
|ceived the Sacrament, and died IN The
faith Of his Redeemer.
From the ". Y. Daily advertiser.
A democratic printer iD Rhode Is
land has slewn some marks of uneasi-
ness at the story, that "a late "repub-
lican marriage" which has given rise
to a good many wise speculations and
remarks in different parts of the coua-
try, was celebrated in "a church call
ed by the anti-republican name Of the
I" Kings Chapel." 1T is unfortunate
for this weak brother Of the party,
that he should not have known that
this offence against republicanism is
carried to a much greater extent in
some other parts of the country. than
in the case OF this church. In this
State. there is one county called Ivy
the shocking name Of Kings county,
and another by the name OF Quecn's
county. In Maryland, which, till
very recently, has been much devoted
to "republicanism", there is one ceun-
ty called Prince George, another
called Queen Ann, and third called
Princess Ann; and there is, more
over, fourth, by the name Of Caro-
line, which, although it has no title
added to it, we very much suspect was
called after former Queen Of Great
Britain, of that name. Bat even this,
bad as it is, is far out-done in the ma
tive region Of modern republican,
ISM" Virginia.--ln that State, they
have preserved most formidable
phalanx Of royalty in the names OF
their counties-enough to shock the
weak nerves Of the friends of liberty
and equality.--In the first place, they
call one county King and Queen, an
other King George, a third King Will
liam, fourth Prince Edward, 9th
Prince William, a 9th Prince George,
and seventh Princess Ann-and to
add to the whole, they have College,
in which the youth of the State are
trained up for usefulness in the hody
lpolitick, which they call William and
Mary, after certain King and Queen
of Great Britain Of those names. 1t
there is any thing anti-republican in
the preservation of the royal name OF
the Boston church, neen'r as
|sembic only on IT,
lie worship, 2
married. r.
lin thesesE slss..s.s,
Ito preser,s .ices, the
Iolh titles Of royaitly. u.sI mus, not on
lily familiarize their citizens to the
I,eterodox sounds of Kings, Queens
land Princess, but to educate their
youth in seminary that bears the
|odious names oftwo soyereigns. What
lrenders the case Of Virginia the more
alarming is, that from that State we
|are doomed to draw all our "repuh-
|lican" sovereigns.-This subject de-
nands public attention, and when the
lpeoplc of that State shall succeed in
making new Constitution, We trust
They will wipe off the reproach of
THESE very offensive names to their
rGanties ard colleges.
! Savannah, May IS.
/ We understand the following are
1.-The terms on which the Bank Of the
United States obtained its specie in
England
/ The specie to be delivered in the
United States at rs. sd. sterling the
dollar, within six months from Janu-
larry last, the time the contract was
made the payment secured by de-
post of United States stock, at par.
re,ieemable January. 1919. or at any
earlier time. giving two months no.
|tice, interest at per cent. commen-
cling at the date OF the contract.
/ We are also informed, that the pa
|per of the Branch in this city was
ready, and would probably be sent to
CharlestOn. from whence il may be
|expected in the course Of next week.
The Branch only waits for the bills
to come on, when it will commence
business Immediately.