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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

- -AMono WHICH AR
M Dhs black green, oil. o., = and s'egan
ss II iSe brown and mixed hik ShaNh
1 II BQ0ADCLOTHS Imitation DO.
Il a cdssTMERES, On. Common chintx do.
49,; IL and double mild Silk worried and cotton
. ~ fne undreis'd Prints Hole
q ~ aad common Cali SIX Hall Hole
4 81 Rngifh and French elk
= hrior and Loo priced Gloves
i.ts;,ure. Kid and Beaver do
Il :. Ehoa and sinsn Can Black ltalian grapes
!, Y IN rr, Do fix Yelling
heA .od fsesm loom White figured and buff
&anngs Meriales DO
Hand q Ir;fh Linen Cambria and common
nj va =, 44 cnghans Dimoties
Nj = hask and eolored Cam. Plain book, Leno ano
H., I bic, fancy figured Mullins
rua lack ok Handkerehisfs Cambria do.
scs. lax Handsnna sndfsncy Silk Umbrellas ana faf-
49, elk do sfols
1hia and 6-ured velvet Cotton Umbrellas \
r,u i Andlngs Satin and Luflring Rib
IS !. cotton Laees bons
Blue sad yellow Nsnkins Plaid and fancy do.
IN Qualiy Shoe Sindngs Shell & horn Hair Combs
- canbrie Poke, Hdkfs. Gilt coat II ven Button
|. y Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do. do.
ditto Bell and pearl Buttons
',u,. <vsatre, Green and fancy hgured
'aa'. Dack sinchsws Bonnet Silks
" % Srinetu Pins; Needles
- ad DO. Tapes; Fans, Sc.
a'a Double snd hnge Flor Plain and figured BON
- eaee basetts aas Rattinetts
C. Stocking Nets, &c. &c
n ASo-on hand large aGorsmsnt Of
" / AMERICAN GOODS,
-coEsIsTISo or
white and blue Warp Yarn,
IA, E shise and co.ourd Threads,
W. 60 do. stocking Yssus
g. 20 do. cotton ais
Isa''# esaehed and unoleached shirtings
CO. do. shsstings
ldE Z sedhekinss, blue Planes
Sifipes and Checks
- C'nghans-chambrays
VI ,s.4ttinetts, Prei Cloths, &c. &c
~ ~ Of which will be fold low for Cash
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

dependent nation. Let us weep monument
of tears' the graves that contain the relics OF
those old war-wOrn veterans
The late General Henry Les.-Entering the ar
NY at the age ofeighteen years, his early and en-
lnent services, which were continued to the close
Of the war, obtained apd secured 60 hin the conf
dence OF the immortal Washington, and the esteem
Of all his military associates.
Having served with high distinction under the
immediate orders of the Commander in Chief, TO the
close Of the csmpaignin which bis Judgment plan.
Ell \ bis galantry achieved the capture Of the Bril-
fish garrison at PowleS' Hook ColLee was after
the fail OF Charleston, detached from the main army
10 the sentneTn department where The Legionary
Corps, which bore his name and had been trained
under bis instruction, performed series Of service
that would have done honour 20 the elite of any
army. In Confirmation Of this Just praise, we have
che liberal testimony OF an honourable fee, who
had frequently tet the proves of the Legion de
fected by the skill and valour Of its gallant chief.
isrd Corvallis after the surrender of bis army as
York. Town, conversing on the events of the war,
declared that he had nerer taken position aChich
preseted an GssGitabis point, an The rieity Of Gen.
GREEN'S army that IL ,cGs not dist0uered and struck
at BY Colonel Lee b3ore morning.
After the peace of 1888, Colonel Lee was chosen
delegate to Congress, from his native State
[Virginia) of which he was afterwards elested
Goveraor~-~and in the year 1874, he was appoint
cd by President " Washington, General of tae troops
employed to quell the insurrection in Pennsylvs-
MIA.
Gallant Spirit, farewell! TIE thorns which in-
gratitude had placed in thy path, have cea ID thei
vexation The howret, which friendship plants
on thy grave shall bloom forever 10 the freshness
oftruth.- Southern paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

IURE~1I hLLAi IA1UU y A1V''6 ""UJ,
II EEPS constansly for sale, 1rholesale &
retail, general and well selected assortment Of
Ketchen, Garden, Field and Flower SEEDS.
U Orders put up with prompttude and
accuracy.
uP The articles, if required, carefully
packed for sending abroad, aud all warranted OF
the first quality.
~ A liberal allowance TO those who pur-
chase to sell again.
April Of. bW.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

Gen. Henry Lee is no more This gentis-
man breathed his last on Cumberland Island, in
the state Of Georgia, on the 25th Of March last.
As soldier and patriot his name stood pre-emi-
nent-his rank among men of letters was highly
respectable I; now he sleeps in that narrow pent
house the last receptacle for all the living
ry year the grave receives some hero who has
fought for, and assisted to establish as an IN
dependent nation. Let us weep " monument
of tears" on the graves that contain the relics OF
those old war-worn veterans
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

n Savannah paper init mstss, that a ss,i.
ons mssandsfs,anJloge exisss betwesn Gcuer.
ais Jackson and Scot and thar the former
intended, on the close Of the present cam.
paign, 70 repair TO New York, for the purpose
OF calling out Gen. Scott. The points. IN
dispute, the edr q says, are known to him.
but that be 10 not authorized 10 discioss them.
The political excitement in Upper Cansila
has not yet subsided The whole district OF
Niagara has adopted tho sentiments Of Mr.,
Guorlay, and have chosen IL Rcprcsc nta,iye $
which have met, and chosen four TO represen,
the district az the Provincial Convention "a
moot OF York on the 9Th Of July next In a.
der to send commissioners TO ENGLAND VIM
an address to the Prince Regent, respecting
the state of the province.
The President arrived at Norfolk, on the
9Th inst. after having examined several plac.
es on the james and York rivers. lie wa.
saluled on his arrival, from the neighboriop
posts and Nary Yard q, Gosport, and con.
dacicd by respectable Com. of the citizens
10 the Exchange CoiIee-house. The Secre.
taries Of War sod ,he Navy, Col. McRue,
and Mr.. Monsoe, (his pcivate secretary &C.
company him.
Com. Barney, has arrived in Kentucky
with his family where he has small settle.
mcnt; in the hosom of which, nc seeks a
permanent abode from the hustle and coniu.
sion of the world, in which he acted his psr,,
for alcns succession Of years, with some
credit to himself ard moro advantage 10 his
country. 49,
Eas2ors &c. arc Immediately to be sur
rendered to the United States and this Com
monwealIh. The gallant Gen. MILLKR is
ordered by the President 10 receive the sur
render oil the part of the United State; aud
Governor BRooKs will forthwith select an of.
hcer TO accompany him, on The part Of this
State. Boston nchrr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
Cyoekey, China q Gla,sWare'
Just received and Tor sale, by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & co.

South ulns UNION BANK BUILDING,
EVENLY crates and packages well as
- sorted Liverpool and lndia Ware,
Consisting c(
Blue printed Teas aud Coffecs,
do do Tes-Po,s, Sugar, Creams,
do Bowls, quarts, pin.s and half pin,s,
do Plates, Twifiers, Motfns,
do Jogs, 4qt. 2qt. lqf.. pint aud half-pint,
do Chambers, Ewers, Basins,
do Dime rand Tea-Sets,
Enamelled Tea.Pots, Sugars, Milks,
do Teas, CVffees,
DO jugs, As. 6s, l2s, 24s,
do Bowls,
Blue and green edge gedPates, Twiin rs, Mifiins,
do Dishes, 10 70 ls inches, inclusive,
Cream -Coored Plates, Tw'Hlers, Mnf6ns,
do Dishes, to le inches, inclusive,
do Chaubcrs, IS and IS, ~,
do Basins, IS aud SIS,
do Bowls, qt. plot and BALI pint,
~ do Jugs, do do do
do Teas nod Cans,
Tea,sels, grape-lcsf, landscape, and lustrc,
do in boxes, Hndia,) 4a
Lustre Jugs, Sqt. LOT. pint and hsli-rjni,
Double. .lint cot-glass ueceHlcrs, quarts and
pints,
do Tuablets and Wines,
do pcppers, Mus,ards, and Salts,
Common 1umblers snd Wines,
10 assorted Crates, suitable for the country.
EJ- Cra,es fepacked at short notice. ADD
low prices. SIS
June II ftf1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
DRY GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD,

s - No. i76, THAMEssTnsEr,
Has Just received via New York, choice
Assortment of Fashionable
GOODS,
~ AMONG WHICH ARz.--
ID EAL Saxon black, blue and fancy Broad
~ cloths black, blue, Coburgh MKT,
buff and drab Cassimercs; newest patterns
Marseiilcs Yestings first qualify Mandarin
Grape, and black elk Fiorcntine s4 black
French Bombazeen, for pantalooes IA white
Vidonia Ciolh for the Military; variety Of
twilled and plain Bombszeus; white satin
Jean common ditto. blue and yellow COM
pany Nankins; super gil, Buttons /; Leopold
star twist ditto.--ALSO,
An assortmem OF middiing and low priced
Broadcloths snd Cassimeres.
Many of tho above GooDs having been pur'
chased at Auction for Cash, viii be solo very
low for that article, or to punGtuai customers
,n short credit.
Newport, June IL, 1918. 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

.Nonce 10 those concerned.
XJTHEREAs. after the late sale Of Pews in the
w Cd Baptist Meeting House. and after paying
the taxes and expenses due on the pcws then and
there sold. there remained and is now remaining in
tue hands OF the Treasurer OF the corporation, .
balance on the sales Of the following Pews. viz Nos
80. Go, and 57--,hercfore the proprietors ct said
pews are hereby notified to apply, If they think TT,
without delay, and receive the same.
JESSE LIkLlBRiD6E, Tcorrcr.
Newport, June 3. 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

The y. s. Circuit Court corn menecd /,
.session In this town on Monday ias', and Gr
ished the busi0sss before them yesterday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
PAPER HANGTWGs.

PAPER HANGfMGS.
Just reesived. .f'1m Bos.on and hep- Yak, cAS
nov ersnirg for scie az
G.. WANTON's
BOOK md HIT STORE,
T Ow priced aud elegant FRENCH PAPER
L. H4NCIhS, for rooms and window curtsins--
winch he nil sell cheaper than before .sTed
for sale IN fhis fown.
hlso, jasf reeeiDed,
HATS.
New.york best beaver HATS OF the most fasiionx-
bic Shaped case wide orims f
Blank WRITS * EXECUTIONS, Of the
mos, approved forms, for sale as above.
Nepport, Jtsas 3. 1918. Ctfl
CHOCOLATE STORE.
HENRI MOORE,
No. S, MARKsg- SeuAsg.
IIAs on hand, and keeps constantly for Sale, Ia.
L kers Chocolate and shells, of the first quality.
Grocers, Country Traders End families, who want
Chocolate and Shells of the first quality, will end il
for their advantage 70 purchass at said Store. AS
the No. l. Chocolate and Shells warranted to DC
Of good quali,y as any manufactured in the Unit.
ed States and if upon trial they do not prove equal
to the recommendation they will be taken back, G:
the money returned together with all charges that
may have arisen for transportation. hsfs
.1iso--a general assortment of w. 7. Goods, as
usual If ss.s April &.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
NEWPORT.

-
COFGRESSIOA-dL NONIA.dIIOA. %
AT Genccal Convention OF Republican
Delegates from tho several towns IN Rhode
Island, holden al the State House in Newport,
on Wednesdsy,the iotb OF June, i8is--Hon,
DAsIEL CnAMpLIN, President, and Is. H.
WHEELER. Secre,ary---
Yofed and RESOLVED, unammously, That
NATHANIEL HAZARD, Esq.
r.. ~ AND
~. SAMUEL EDDY, ESQ.
be and they are he,cby recommended to tho
Freemen Of this State, as suitable persons 10
represcn, tho State Of Rhode-Islan in the
Sixtoon,i Congress Of the United States
END that we viii use oil fair and honorable
means to sccuse their election 10 that impor-
taDl and responsible trus..
u. CHHM.LiN, President.
b II. WHEELER, Secretary.
The above nomination, We trust, will give
xenoral satisfaction. Ia presenting II TO the
people, we need not speak Of the talents and
integrity Of tho gentlemen who compose ill.,
They are too we'll known TO require eulogy. -
A long course Of public services has rendered
ihcm familiar with the frecmen, who will be
EratiRrd in the opportunity Of placing them
in. q more enlarged sphere OF action, where
the splendid ocatorical abilities Of MIR. HAz.
AID, and the richly stored mind of Mr.. In
oY, will have ample scope for the display ol
theie usefulness. Giesfion 25th Of august ]
Prov. Patriof.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

P0KT or Ne WPOKT.
ENTE

ENTERED,
sIoop Rapid, Walden. New York do sliepher-
dsss, BIven, do; do. Ann-Maria, Fowler, Charles.
ton do. Rosetta, Hathaway, Norfolk.
CLEARED,
sloop Sally. Fox, phiiaGclphia; do d. ID. Jones.
Cshoone. New York do, Liberty, Payne, do
Paiti,t priva,eer arrived at Boston on the OH
inst. from cruse-suPposed to have a large a.
mount Of specie on board
Begs Mount Pleasant, Eday, and Cashier. Dcvo,
were at Trindsd, Cuba, the 2sth uit- for Bristol
in days,
Admiral Dirop passed st Kits. on tie 18th May,
with squadron OF sail, among them was the ship
Emerald. Of ~ gahs, briggs, and schocners, with
arms and ammunition for Caracas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
UNION FACTORY.

Pvfsnionfh Wooztn Monufdciory.
The subscriber informs his friends and the RIB.
tic, that he continues to Card lotto roIls sleeps
Wool, Of all grades Also, TO color and finsh wool-
en- Cloths in very superior manner, and to colour
garments ripped or whole to colour Yarn for GOV.
erIcts, carpets, sc. of various coors and shades.
He continues TO Manufacture Plains Sa,inncts.
CassiIneres. Coaiirgs, FlanneIs, &c. on very mod.
crate terms.
Having the best Of mach;nary and experienced
workman, in every brsnch filters himself he shall
~ future be able to do all, any part Of the above
business, in satisfactory manner.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Porssmouth, (Cmdslrs aIiil,.l Nov. II. 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

TO Let,
nNEo two convenient Rooms, suitsJic for publ,
Oof6ces, in . central situation For further infor
ns,ion asd terms apply at this Office. June g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

e. PRTyvTLA'G, efsa kfnds, e.reeufed n.
a sasisfaefory ssanser, az n,;s eeses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
N5RxIEL

. . W5RKIED. = fhs ~.
In this town. c', Wednesday evening last. by the
Rev. Mr.. Elton, Capt Moss NoRMAN to- Miss
SARAH BABcocE.
Al Jfcar, " n ,on the 21th u,t. by the Rev Mr..
Gibson. (former,y Of ,ais piac..) Nc Asea,s ALp
Mvseo, merchant, Of Aewpore. 10 Miss MAss
EARrgE
it DIED,
In this town, on The Sorh ult Mrs AL,cr ALLAN,
widow OF Mr., john Allan. snd daughter of Mr.
Richard Hpzard. aged Sc years.
At tort-iycicSn, on Saturday morning last. VIII.
LIAM DAVIS, soldier in The U. S. keg't Light Ar
tllery l
Esq, aged 70 years
At S~isn. on the 9th ins. Mr. WILLIAM DnewN,
an estimabe member a',d minister OF the Society of
Friends, aged so years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10
NEWFOUNDLAND

Order III council permitting the import of
certain articles OF fool Into Nru found
laBd from the United States in British
ships for a limited iime--GaSeste Of
Jun 8.
Aud wher' as it is cxpedient and ne
cessary that provision be made for fully
supplying the inhabitants and fiSllrrrneA
OF the island Of Newfoundland for the
ensuing season, with bread, -four, Inliap
corn and 1--we sto k, his royal highness
tie Prince Regent doth thereupon. in
the name and on the behalf Of his majesty.
and by the advice aud consent 0fhs males
tvs prlvy council, hereby order and de-
clare, that Cor The supply Of lie inhabi-
iants aud fishermen OF the island Of New
lOundIaud for iie ensuing season ONLY,
bread, flour, Indian corn and live steel.
may be imported into the sad island from
any OF the territories belonging to the
SAID u. States LOT America Dv British
subjects and in British built ships. and
naylgaled according to law, and which
within the space OF nine months previous
10 tie time OF such Importation. have
cleared out from some port OF the United
kingdom Of Great Britain or Ireland. or
other Of his maje>lg's d0min0ns in Fu-
rope, for which purpose license SHAH
have been granted by The commissioners
OF ms malcsty's customs in England or
Scotland, or tie commissioners of his
malesly's revenue in Ireland, or any Other
persons who may be duIy authorised ia
that kingdom respectively, ia the manner
and form herein after mentioned which
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
ADVANTAGE Of PURE AIR.

A sailor, who VAS near expiring
recovered his health from airpum-
stance tina, is worthy Of being men
toned; his hamn,ack was so slunS,
that there vas not ten inches bctweeu
his face and the deck. 1t was in,
possible to administer the sacrament:
for agreeable to the custom on board
Of Spanish vessels. the viaticum ought
to Dr. carried by the light hy the light
of iapers, and followed by the whole
Grew. The patient was removed into
an airy place near the batchway
where d small square birth had hee,'
formed with sail cloth here he was
to remain till he died, which WAS al;
event expected every moment f.; but
passing from an air extremel heated.
sLAgnant, and filled with miasn.a, into
freshcr and purer air, which WAS re-
Dewed every instant. he gradually
revived from his letharsic state. and
his recovery dated from the day he
Quilted the middle deck.
GHumbOld's Personal Narative.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
Prom the London Traveller Sept. %.

Fifty seven years have now elapsed
since the coronation Ut t'ieir present Ma
ies,ies w lille pla,. Gin: at The origin OF
this commemorative day, and contrasting
its past spiendor with its present gloom,
il is impossible not to feel Impressed
with Inc uncertainty of human bliss, and
the frailty Of ear;hip sate.-Englan has
not, indeed, been irsu!fet i'll the vortex
OF revolutionary storms, her throne re-
mains still firm, nor has her constitution
been lad low: but. morally contemplated
it may, perhaps, b. asserted that by no
people have the deepest of sorrows been
fe. ai.her more sincerely. When afllc
ton mad bowed down and shroudcd the
sacred head of the monarch who honor.
ed ii, death was commissioned to pluck
the faircst OF jewels from ErgIand's
triumphant crown DARKNESS snow in
HABITS her palaces. Hard must be that
heart, infatuated that Understanding, winch
Can contemplate such scene, and refuse
TO sympathse with them, that weep.
Convinced are we, therefore. that the
anniversary Of to day viii excite in al
we'll constituted minds nothing bu; COM
miseration for the situation Of Tie royal
house Of Brunswick. What a fate
is theirs! Stretched ON the agonizing
bed OF approaching death, separated from
the partner of her existence. lest the
mntheref our princes and the consort OF
ou~ II onarch. Her sons and daughters
slauu weeping round her while their be-
love. and venerable Sire, unconscious of
their sorrowlng, is h.mselt wrapt in i'm.
pers ious shade, alike lost to his relatives
as to his people, ard dead even while he
liyes.-Sureiv this picture requires no
heightening. -@
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02

The public are respectfully Informed
tbs tie land d property near Whining
.on, Delaware, advertised by The subscri.
Der to be sold at pubic auction on the 10Th
ul,. has not b,en disposed of. Those
farms, therefore, can be purchased at any
time previous to the twentieth Of Ma, CHI
next. by private purchase and as tho
subscriber intends removing with mis-
family, the ensuing spring, to the Missis-
sippi. state of illinois, It is but re asorabie
to suppose that sacrifices wii be mai, 10
secure the sale o. ,his o.orery, pre-
ysous to We date al;uded TO.
John Il Phillips.
Madison Factory, near Newport, Del.
Dec. 2-2m
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
American Colonization So
cictv.
Saturday, Nov. 81, 1918.

Saturday, Nov. 2l, 1918.
A snec;a meeting of the Society was
held this day, at the City Hotel
re hon. Bushrod Washington. pre-
sident, presided. Mr. Burgess, the sur
viyins .. ent, deputed by the. Society TO
ex,. lore part OF the WEST coast of Ar
RIGA, Exhibited a variety OF Articles, as
samples Of the productions and nanufac-
lures Of the county. He then read an
ado. ess to the society. on the su ct of
his mission after which the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, that the thanks of the Anne
rican Eolonazaliop oot,s,y are due 10 t.
benezer Burg ..ss for the ability. zeal and
fidelity WITH which be has performed the
duties assigned to him as one OF the A
gents Of the Society deputed to explore
the Western Coast Of Africa
Resolved, That the American Coloni.
cation Society cherish an atfectionate
respect for the memory OF heir deceased
Agent, Samuel ]. Mills, and deeply re.
grct the loss winch they have sustained
from his uniimely death.
hCSOlSCO. nat a SOiIiiIttCN W hSS
members of the Society be appointed Il
supcrintend, with the aid Of MIR burgess
the publication Of the interesting aidrcs:
which he has just made to the Society
wiz such accompanying letters and doc
uments as may seem to Illustrate tht
ob.ect, and TO present to the pubic ths
Result Of his recent mission.
The following gentlemen were appoin
ted harics i. Alercer, Francis :, Key
Wal - Jones, L. i. Caldwell and Doctor
Laurie,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02

Hrhe woods near the mountains have
been on fire for some time past, and
its tenants, birds and beasts. have
been compelled TO abandon their dwell
linss and retreat. A few days ago,
a large owl was shot in Chatham
street, and a large bald eagle, yer.
hungry, pounced upon a live turkey
in = yard in this city, but was too
weak to carry it of.
.adrOcate.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
New York , Nav. 90,
Latest from England.

AatcsC IToIh EhSlanu.
BY the arrival this morning Of the
ship John Dickerson. capt. Baush, in
~ days from Belfast, the editors Vi
the Commercial Advertiser have re
ceived the Belfast Commercial ChrO-
nicle 10 the 18th Of October, inclusivr'
containing London dates to the 9TH.
We copy f'ron, them an interesting let
ter from AK Ia Chapelle. by which it
appears that the Congress, on their
5th conference. decided that the allied
troops should cvacuate the French
territory in the course Of October.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
sJ - >
Ar3-LA CHipELEE: Oct. S.

Z" Matters vii! very soon he n0n.lu1
led here. The great point Of all
mas been finally scttied--i .ncaG, that
the Alien troops sell quit trance AS.
early as possihie--suu,e say before
The end OF the MontG.-Any thing
further i don't lnoW ; .uu, if / did, /
should not have time to tell il YOU"
II is true That, up to a late hour
tins aitcr"ouIl, nu dispatches had came
to the hands OF Ministers !; nut the
formal preparations of such Jocu.
inents would require more than the
insertion OF a lew lines in a private
letter. The authenticity Of the para
graph above transcribed may be re:
lied upon it at least, shows, that
what is stated was the current
report at Aix-la Chapelle. 1t will
be observed, also. that it is dated two
hours later than Tie letter published
in the newspapers.
10 addition. we have seen the gen.
tleman VITO brought over the account
w!,irh has been published. LIZ ar
ri,od ia the Flying Fisa, and quilted
OsteAd on the 18th inst. He rou6rsns
what is above s1,cd and lie adds
further, that the Allied Troops were
to quit France by the cnd Of the pre-
sent month.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
HE shoes be not only perfectly easy, but

HE shoes be not only perfectly easy, but
aIao by when they aic put ON. Boots
ana sues made on this plan, may bel
seen al ,he shop of MIR. Crowden, boot
maker, IN Henrietta street, Covent Gar
den, London. Ahe advantages Of boots
ard shoes made on this principle are
too obvious to render an enumeration of
tn III necessary. 10 keep the feet warm
and the head cool, is very old and salu-
cary maxim.