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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
WYER & FARLEY,

EXCHdNOh 81 HEHl,
LAVE juh received arge and exen6ve ahort
ment Of the molt fashionable Goods 10 their
line which have ever been offered in this town
among which are--rich gold, garnet, pearl and
,opas Ear Knobs and Drops; Finger Rings and
Pins, in fess to match; ladies Gold Watches,
Chains Keys and Seals elegant B; acelets & Neck
Chains, very cheap; gold and Gver plain and capt
Watches; great variety Of rich and common gold
yewelry of aImo0 every defcription elegant pant
ed velvet Chimney Ornaments together with many
other fancy articles plated Tea Sets; Gators from
8 TO bottles each; Candienicks, Shutters and
Trays, very low priced Britannia Coffee aad Tea
Pots, hyperion quality; white ADD yellow mounted
Hangers SabSes and Broad Swords; gold, hver
and linfel Epaule,ts; Lace, Cord and Taiels Bet
Plates; sailles and Swives; black, red and white
Pumes SC. &c
x15- Military Gentlemen are invited TO call and
examine for themfelves, as The above Goods were
particularly feeaed for this market by one Of the
6rm from the lstef importatons, and will be fold
st very fmsll advance.
Steel Suffers; Razors Pen-Knives & Scissors !;
brass Candlestcks Phosforus Snuff Boxes rich
gilt Jewellery plated Table a. Tea Spoons; pol
shed tin Coffee Pots Japaned Knife and Bread
Trays, sc. &c.
They also manufacture silver soupe Ladies Ia
Bile, Desert and Tea Spoons, the newest patterns ;
Gold Necklaces, &c.
also, on Consignment, large assortment Of
Looking Glasses, and Curtis Patent Time
Pieces. and Day CLOCKS,
which will be sold at the Boston Factory prices.
N. B Country traders may be assured that they
will be supplyed with Goods upon such terms as
cannot fail N s0it them. If. June "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
Spring & Summer Goods.
BARBOUR q LINCOLN,
HAVE received from the Iatea importations
4 large aifo!,meut of

FR EGH UOODS,
fuited to The preient and approaching feafon-
AMONG WHICH ARE
Befl black, brown, olive and aate Lsvaat;ss, c
black, white, dark & light changabe col d. :
Florence, black and plaid Italian black Sin 2
chAw pxided, black and coiourea SzFlnett, z
green and figured Bonnet
Very fne tambour'd. figured and plain Leno and
Book MUSLINS
Cambria Munn India Muffin
Cotton Csmbfics Linen Csmhrics
linen Camsric HANDKERCHIEF
Light aud dark FU2NIzgREs. rich colours
Light and dark Camnric PRINTS
Common Caicoe'; Copperpiates
6 A. AID 3 4 Imitation and printed SHAWLS
Muilfa Gown Trimmings
& ard Il IRIsH LINENS
r.lh Linen sheeting
g. 4 7 4 8 4 and iO-4 Damek TABLE LINEN
Colrain and lteem loom CottoDs
Light aud dark cooured Cambrics; Ga G.nghame
Cotton Laces and Footings
Muiln Crav2ts with col borders, very low
Engi ih and French d k Gloves
Silk, cotton and worried Hofery
Patent NAPKINS white Jean
Blue and yellow EankiDs, drit chop
White, buff and figured Meriaiiles VISITING
Black elk velting; Buckram
Luitring and fattin Ribbons
Yellow and white Marking Canvas
- and ginshsm Umbrellas
8eIt gilt eoat aud velt Buttons
Thread and pearl Shirt Buttons
Wire sewiRg Cotton; FIX Twiff
Back and blue Italian Sewing Silk
Belt Bapdanoa f4g aud black fix Handkerchief
India Calicoes; India Cottons
lndia Coun erpanes
Webb'S patent Sufpenders
Ind.a Hearth Rugs
B own Linens; Brswn Cottons
Wanham beached and unbeached SH!REENCS
and SETTINGS
AAericau Bed Ticking
Owe, Superfine, Middling,
Green ; and Common
M n~D' and BROADCLOTHS.
Ba:' Double and single MILD
Dtab 8 CASSIMERES.
Beaver Plans; Prief Cloths; ss;,inetu. &c
Making as handiome an afortment of Goods rs
were ever offered in THE town.
May 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
Cheap Spring and Summer
GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,
AZ S. Mkk chnnff Rorp

No S, Mne baatt Ro4g Middle FRET
-oFFERs FOR sALE-
DROADCLOTHS-Ca Gimerss-coloured Cam
A. bricks-Cambri6k Prints-Copper Pace
white Cambricks-paid Silk Florence Lultring'
fix and cotton Hofe--Imitation shawIs-Can
ton and Italian Crapes-Cipghams-D'noiy Cal
Iicoes-buff and blue Nankius company Ban
daass-lens, book and cambrick Mulias- Brown
Linens-Glk Csmblet-P erhans-6gured Silks for
bonnets-black elk and kid Gloves--Silk shswls--
Cotton Csfhmeres-cambrick Handkerchief - Silk
and Twia-Long Lawns-Linen Diaper Dina
burgs-bleaeh'd Ruiha Sheeiings- DowIa(s-hemr
Hoie Sewing Cotton-Whiie jeans Factory
Check -ftripe aud white Cottons-Msltees and
plain Buttons iilk do-Hooks and Eyes with z
variety of other articles. If June
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
eY Seasonable Goods. ID
ELIAS KELSEY,
Ne =. MIDDLE STREET,
~rAs received aud offers for tSIe q handiome
II sTor msnt Of
FRESH PIECE GOODS,

FhLtJlA Il A = - -
AMONG WHICH Ask-
n.,k Green. OF 4, IA and 8 eiegan
i've. brown and mixed K Shawi'
BRoADcLOTHS Imitation DO
Ia. cdSgIiEERES, hn. Common eh,ntz 40
o,e and double mild Silk, worieo aho COTTON
Gun. 6pe und ESD Prints Hole
Fine and common Czi s'k nan sio'e 81,
Goes
Superior and low priced Cloves
60 "a i;nso Cam Back ItAlian Grapes
-. Do fix Yelling
90 IL es.m loom White figured aud buff
Shirtings
7Sand 4 iriih Linen SsInoie AN1
sslaEe (;;nyhams Dimoties
M "a colored Cam. Plain book, Leno and
80. fancy figured AlUnns
Black dix Handkerchief Camore 40
r. p.nd.on. and fancy Silk Umbrellas and Par
a. Al afos
Psin and figured vevet Cot,on om0re las M
Bindings 5attin zho Au"f'hs N'o
,o,,oo zee. bons
Blue and yellow Nankins Pad ana fancy 90
Qualify s. Shoe Bindings Shell horn nan Coho
s.mhr;c poeket Hdkfs. Cir coat 81 ven Button,
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial DO DO
diuo Bel and pearl Buttons
Ieyautines G cen and fancy 6gured
Black sinehaws Bonner aliks
Do. sarlnets Piasi Needle
Paid 10 Tapes Fans &c.
Double and lngIe Flor PAN and figured BON
enee bazet and Rzttinetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &S
ALso-on hand large afortmen of
AMERICAN GOODS
CONSISTING OF
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd breads,
do do stocking Yarns
do do cotton ais
bleached add unbEesched shifiings
dc. do sheetings
Bedtickinss blue Planes
Stripes and Checks
Cinghams- Chambrsys
Sattnetts, Priefl Cloths, &c sc
ALI Of which will be fold low for Cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
RihIe SOcieLu Of WaiRe.

All the Annual Meeting Of the Bible Societg
Of Maine, held Portland, on the LIST Of May
l817-the Trustees made the following Re-
port which was directed to be published.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
Troy, On. = JULY !.

Noble EXAMPLE Of Philanthrqhy.-On
Friday last lad sbout 2 years old. son of
Mr.. Howard Of this city, fell from one Of
the wharyes into the river. he water
was high, the river being much swollen by
the late rains, and running with a rapid
current, The child sunk the third time,
and was carried with great fapidiiy down
the stream, apparently beyond The power
of assistance from numerous spectators
AT this moment Mr.. Alpheus Hawley
rushed through the crowd, plunged head
long into the water, and brought up the
child, TO the establishment Of I'll present
he has since recovered,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
cHArAueug, ~. Y NAY Is.

Matrimonial Speculation I'VE are infor-
med that on Friday last, lady with her
gallant arrived near this place from the east
ward she having eloped from her husband
who with all possible speed set out in pur-
suit of his departed wife-and providenlial-
III overlook her with her new companion a
few miles below this Villsge--when, TO his
great rnortifSation, lie found that her lover
had so far gained her affections, that she
would not fotego the pleasure of his COM
pany for that OF her husband Considera-
bic alteration took place between The par
ties, when the lover to appease the halfdis-
,racted husband, offered him fts dollars to
relinquish his claim TO the object of their
contention The husband readily accepted
The Offer and returned home apparently sat
isfied, leaving the happy couple TO pursue
their Journey, exulting in their triumph
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
ZIP Italian Paste BEacking. n

THIS Backing was Invented by an italian
.nynIt IN Rome. and is made of ingredients very
inherent from any other ever invented in that
countFy. This Incompatible Backing so beautiful
40 KS appearance and softening and useful TO the
leather IS the only Backing that has been made
use Of 10 that country for a great number of years
past a gentleman who had been residing in that
country Tor short time and coming hack TO Amer
ica, with much difficulty obtained a receipt Cor
making H. The proprietor has obtained receipt
"na oy lsaking an experiment on it. has found it
y oe iar superiour TO any other Backing ever
,naee mere. The Backing is put Up IN pint and
nSil punt canisters and is thick paste, whioa
makes convenient for expectation.
=. Is. One canister Of this Backing will last a.
iohs again as any other Kind Of the same quantity
eng i used with one fourth part OF the labour.
- Sold wholesale aud retail by the subscriber
q his Shoe store, two doors above Portland Bank,
-niddie street.
Oliver :. Hartshorn.
u II the Backing does not answ er the recon-
nenaatlon above. the purchaser is at liberty to
return i, and receive bis money.
june II. fetT. fswA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15

OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15

It appears by an Irish paper, that the
house once occupied by Oliver Cromwell,
and where the deatt.warrant of CHARLES
|. was signed, buS which was degenerated
into picture frame makers mansion, was
destroyed by FIRE The lst of May.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15

Sad Casualy.-A sad accident befell Mr..
Smith Slocum, Of Pawtuxet, while assisting in
saluting the President as be passed that viii
lage on his passage from Bristol to this town,
on Monday last.-The cannon not having
been properly spunged, the charge exploded
while Mr.. s. was in the act of ramming it
down, and his hands and arms were so much
injured by the explosion, that it became ne
cessary to amputate them both above the ell
bow. He was otherwise considerably burnt
and bruised, but his situation is as comfortable
as the painful circumstances Of bis case viii
admit. We understand that Mr.. s. is an in-
dustrious labouGing man, with young family.
- Proc idence I'm.
More altered mOney.-A man by the
name Oh Bingham, who says he belongs
to NARROW, n II. was committed 10 Jail
in Augusta on the 9Th inst. for attempting
TO pass at the Augusta Bank, ten aOiLdr
6Wofthe U s Bank altered 10 $1,000.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15

In the Platsburgh Repuolicsp of the
2lst ult. we find the following
We learn from all parts of this and IS.
sex county, that there is an abundant crop
Of wheat, rye, oats, sc. 1t is computed that
the quantity of wheat and rye on The ground
now, is two or three times greater han az
any one time for many years"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-05

Tue Editors Of the iynchlnrg Press and the Repub
can Constellation. o. Winchester win insert tie above
once "eeF oi eight weeks aud forward their cconut
'oI ne sane, unless otherwise instructed, WIT.
$500 ~ los
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-05
5 -Aa Ten in ca'a,s.


Eessrs. iASn. Ti'RSRa 81 Co.
perceived ia yonr pager OF nondny conl,nn-
h'tali iecp'niI ziiJg Tie of western Plaster on
Hsnu looming SAT- waer T hcFc Gle few expert
Lens nat iilave made, ia ,ha II may be useful
% tiis owners of and mean sat water.
aD'ht SIX years age. hqught plaster OF black cast
s"hhs 10 vat western plaster and had put on an x
h,'sled piece vi land near salt water which had seen
seHh VAN red clover. found the clover had grown 20
RANK ba ~ III ht-ed. The experiment was only tred
OF. orc ha .; the 5eidand several years after french
a''d Ho'a-Ne9ia NASTY ~ different coOrs were tried on
teeTem.lndeF az the Geld. which hsd not the same AT
fset; Ms plaster when aroAnd has the smell ofiue
it st'nineT tried several Berilcats to ASCERTAIN
whether 'r'e substitute msni found for manure
lows
M the firstFace. prepared n mixture of ground
cnAfroa PLASTER aad sakc1 lime which answered every
purpose, ! ueN ascer Gained fhet lime would answer We
~ wen w the ia ahd plaster ~ The spring. also as
SSttuhep mat riastef and horn shaviBgs which the
PsSter dissolved IN about fern minutes cred very
nS tor 'iha- ~, and esturcheOts but for grass
wheat, corn, 81 pniatocs $50
The mixture ot plaster line and charcoal has this CT
fectiraft OF INC >'phurc acid IN plaster i,,s with
the sarsed lime and discharges the ca, homie cd IL a5
lihoineu ana part Of the sUfhuric acid decomposes
rae CHARCOAL ard hereby becomes manure IL cannat
y possible slai the nuiatic acd iB the salt water va
pour, Is Pic why plaster does not answer there
nave trlealai u dstInce frofa salt w:der which
were gcod tei plaster aud lands near salt wafer which
would not dn TOT fiaster; to.ind in each soil ,urafi
acid 3nd snlnf ate OF line Professor W. r" ,s
~ tgsnd that wo.d plaster hut most land
a." y sTn st2hste flimc.. Thereisisnd NJ Hose
IecN ieT'' ~ gscr, bat Is good for plaster There
ioFe, there sas' De- other canse why ,,aser ns
rot answer ea salt water than tie n,urlac rd IN he
salt water rapour. 49, " Wv
By giving puo,icityto ts foregoing remarks II NAV
possibly he of some TO the comfy by euconraeing
fotac serson to make farther search have pointed to
wards thefoaa OfirrfOysueat
PETER LORILLARD.
Nc,g YORK, uIarch %, 1917
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-05

hat he was ready 10 answer any conplaio,
from him. He concluded by insisting that the
amusements OF tho evening should proceed. &
accordingly forced the actors OH the stage Tie
tone and manner OF his address did not carry
with II either the nisdhess or teirour to quiet
The disturbance, but on the contrary, the ella
mour became more general, and the PLAY en-
tireiy suspended. During this time, a kisd of
Pautomme was carried on, on the stage /; some
OF the actresses weeping. and some or the ac
tors attempting TO speak. Mr.. Holman once
more Appeared, and when the call was rciteri
ted 10y the audience for" Caldwcll,"'. Cald-
well Mr.. Holman ychcmentlv declared thar
upon his honour, Mr.. Caldwell should ne
yer again appear upon these boards" A de-
ctaraiIon or this Kind WIS very unfortunate: The
i"inuit which had been hitherto confined to not
more lhan halt ire house, now became univer-
Sal. Persons who had taken no part in the af.
idir now joined III the Glamour, which was
ieaiening. ~ length Mr. Caldwell was
hFonsht into the Pit by some friends he came
rs earas possible to the seat Of the Orchestra
ul order to address the audience tIe express.
eel his unwilliigneSs of being brought for.
ward stated briefly thathis call,or Justice OH the
part OF Mr. Holman had not been attended TO;
that ne regretted that tie amusemeuts should
be interrupted on his account and beaped that
the audience would let the Play proceed
mat II was his anxious desire TO appear before
an auiiencc that had given linn 50 many mark,
OF approbat.on that he once more called on
NlI f1olm'n Tor denial OF The charges prefer
red against him.
MIR. Holman again appeared. and amidst the
general confusion was heard 10 say that the
iheatre was not place Tor debating that
ne would IN another place answer Mr. Cald-
well Mr.. Caldwell retorted by observing
that IN free country justice could be head
IN amy place" MIR. Holman then retired, ac
ter being struck with an apple or IN orange,
II IS not recOllected which. Mr. Caldwell! was
then led ont of the Theatre BY his friends. IN
VAN was every attempt OF The partofnanarer
an I performers to carry on the play. The in
dignatiouw suniveISal-but no violence or the
property had yet been committed The ladies
were requested To retire, which they inlmedi-
ateiy dld--and the uproar then became reue-
raj. The audience Ono longer audiiors) com
menced by breaking the Chandeliers j.; Lamps,
tearing mp the benches. and, in short. destroy
ing every thing but the scenery. The CITY
Guard was then marched into the Pit, but the
citizens compelled them To retire over the Or.
chestra aud behind the scenes thev were then
recruited in numbers, and appeared second
thne with mus kets & bayOnets. This military
force seemed to add fuelto the fire, instead of
aHaying the confusion the boxes and pit were
more or less mutilated. Chaos cnsmed-the
ushts were exiting uished-aud about half after
nine the people retired.
!, Sdch, Mcssrs. Editors, lisa plain statementof
the facts, as they occurred, and whicl, YOU are
DIT hDeTty 10 publish. ACEIIZEk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-05
MtTELOrs.

MAJ r. t-'AS.
o. hare ye no: heard OF the errors End tluader.
~''nH BrHiiGses az Paris " hen viewing is Won
deisl
hcw hc.et,ares toe ianguase with fell insrisi,on
OF sl1smerrs and siuitriln: without iulerrission
- rye have not. nov attend 70 lns tale,
ahd the a2afe OF III, countrypnss learnto hewaii;
h,''a i.ady WAS treated-fti oneh Milling 10 pdy)-
r6rougl,a trinng mistake 'twiNtanO - 4 an :.
Lady. fesaly,u. her rursssuiussio rarinss
TOOK The market cue eide, and ssed over for Parts
She ia,.dsN. At night. and adjourned to the Head
Oui, oui {crca The waiier,( we've one " tie hest
fray,any ;hius else i-pras, Madame, say de rest :"
STAY st's, sir. (sAe cfied) now ia have you to
.' ,e re costteya: roist q,,'arec feer lrasetats"
The ulan stared Smaze.nent and grinn'd IN her
+" Yon irirudcui raecall se, mt ofthis place."
tshc cried IN ragel--'' Madame, you are misia-
!ssas lIofefots hero ~ teriea she in a takins5
Nons non (efcd the water,) Madame 81. yons
plat
e There Me,ia.ps I-eroni live override way;
pl. eise me dc LOUIS ard niue b. dc Gaze
10 get YOU DfWr N0frl0ts, tor your own share"
And that ~ al !satfc may nc prepaid
(sa.d LIS ladsl taAe Gaze thai tic bed cioathes
rhcisds took suppcr-fy inrch.lightwa> led,
Nv 'hc water '1qnaoous. look at,hs bed;
They ener" The roc'n Now FORGIVE me, railers,
II wistthe bed cIofatS shcre lay tara straPFig sal
.' You n'eudent villain pc NON. Madame, yea
know,
:, 2 ne en- aerai pciat qp' orec de1r uqtsfofs'-
Wee vnni very las words aulsee have card
dat ~ sheets and de blankets he property ard"
ASA "ot ict dcax hdfsfcis speak let me
Wei; Volta, Msiame--deux N0,c}ot here"
Though Z" speak macA in French laid down as
nv rule,
. Twas twe 9@ilts, that meaut, you imperiiuent
tooi.p
two f'ii.s, al ma ro Madame, look aere--
VOLTA;
TIro grirs y our tongue, he aeuv MArRLAS;
h2teiots be H. NSi.sr. so, bfTRaiAe. forgive me
hidihnk HAT yON waited the cHiO,S BELIEVE ale''
he sailors down STATS hy the waiter wcreled,
Ahd Madame went biting her iingcrs to bed,
AM ifom t.is learn'a esson, unfortunate wcnchi
A'hsc she coa;ld gabbie ls.,skish, 10 seccr tais
Trench
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%. erers Office. Richmond, I'm Te5. 1917.
WNi. d. TAYLOR, C0iieriorf ,r f6e igh
Collection Dis'yio IN tic .Sfafc If yfrrj3i4.
can coisIfi Of Winchester viii insert N, aoe N
eish' "srts agreeable to former Instructions WD.T
.-'.t- ~. I02-v9r.
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[From' az Cae.le.ton Corrier.l

-. -. NM VI A@AgisS DLNtfJl
The liberaiity OF a Charleston audience, to.
wards faeoritc Actor, was exempiified last
night IN a brilliant and crowded ho6se. There
we're above 1000 persons present which, with
the donations Of friends, Sc. made Mr. Cald-
wSlt receipts about <2oD0--a sum not exceed
ed ny any benefit in this city.
The fG'niet OF Mr.. CALDWELL was well sus-
tanned. His panses however, were sometimes
too long, x in the scene where the play is per-
formed before the King, Mr.. Caldwell was too
iull OF pantomlme. ! think he cverdoes the
hyeacting "a reformation, in this respect, is
easily made. In the general conception of
the character, he was very correct, and in the
satyr'cal scenes, happy in the extreme; some
OF MS tones and manner of expression, in the
latter instances reminded me of Cooper q. 1
am no official critic, however, Messrs. editors,
and can only say that he far exceeded my ex-
pectationS.
The Ihree Singles as usual, were inimitably
veil performed. The short and pertinent adj
dress. III which Mr.. Caldwell thanked tic au-
alence tor their liberailty, and took his leave of
them, was spoken with great feeling. IT is
hoped however, although he may not appear a.
gam tins season, lowing to the unhappy differ
ence existing between him and the AIanagerl
thathe hes not takena final farewell OF a pub
nc, who have witnessed his exertions with
pleasure; and who consider him as unriyaIled
IN particular line OF his profession.
Il l0p2l 0fthe Dja!na.
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Torn N Ne,0-BeGfo7H prDcl.. I
PARTICULAR MOpIGP

jeSsee Reynolds, Of New BEDFORD having very severe
" .nefed oeingreduceAto poverty frequently 70 deep
ny intenpeaucr. aud knowing thatfny thurst for
tnoHs liquors c..en deprives oths exercise of my
yWseuen do, by est presents earnestly request ali
stdeIs OF lsquos 10 have nuc regard my condI-
li rs never to give me credit fos either cider or pir
2y Aipd; Ippas, fibry Withhold itfrom me- shall
"e sur 10 guard against is use, thereby become A
lepS'ahe ctzsn aad ny Ey industry yet be able 10
h'aii'an my family III comfort aud ease.
JESSE REYNOLDS.
Ne3 Bedford, Hnek d, 1877.
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THEATRTcAL HuBBuR,

Charleston, Afarch 10.
he pnblick, We presume, are t0lerabIy well
informed, as 20 Tie causes tiat led to the nnlor.
tgifite riot which occurred last nieht in the
hcatre. a ri0t which occasOned the de-
SffNeuon Of almost all the ornaments aud con
Tebicnces Of the hOnse, and which must Occa-
s1oti y 70 % shut for an indefinite time. IS
h'Np}ft'ai Editors, VIC shall not become parii-.
Ems on either sidc, our rea lcrs ulrcfdV know
tndt the manager a0a cir. Caldwell have had
s0me dltcreBce-ihat the latter gentleman
mas ocen abruptly dismissed from the Then
t.e-ui@t ltr. Caldwell appealed to The puli-
rFi, ina temperate address, in Which he
charged SIR Bahnan with Injustice in bring.
~. piU iron h,s native home refusing him
rs De@chf. aud denying him the privilege Of
appearing beiorc The audience all of which
% i' stated, was violation Of their Joint con-
tfact: 10 this address. Or. Holman replied
IN si0rt note. dcprecatiBr any thing like an
appeal 70 The Pubck, and concluded by pro-
missing, at his leisure, To notice the address
10 tits note Mr. Caldwell again replied. sin
i1galg .he fulnimcnt Of Sir. Hylnan's con
II ct. 1sc. sc.
Bere the natter rested Yesterday. We aid
nntaitcnd tle hca,re, ~ there sas metal
more attractive ~ Alr. GlcasoBs lecinrc.
'fbe following satcrsnt Of facfs. therefore.
from "a respondent. Who was present al The
iAinuitt Is riveH icr the Information 81, oni res-
GERS II requires no comment indeed tic
Puouck VIII comment for themselves We
rave Oh. ~ remark, that We sincerely regret
ttecifc uusnGcc, Tcc are .ofgf lhgt thg rOgVrfv
. she tfQpr.ffofE sog On q bai n so inif.i IT,
jared, ~ icpre entea we belicTc however.
2 * netting IVA ilis tfeaieef cy element could
imyc indrceda community proycrbiaiy paci.
Ia <, nus 70 express their Indignation.
For the Scuihern Patriot.
aicrers Editor
l4aviar gyticcd tliai aeecrd b;lis or plscafss,
wees slatt ~ vcs'tiday. dsmeuenr afr.
G1.1tqen. and inairatiue tsat there AUuiI be
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