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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
From the 90. lpenn ) GassIir.

n
ReceiP, against cut worms, ants, birds, &c.
R.-Take lbs. SCOT.
2 cz. Soccotriue Aloes, powdered,
4 81. Gunpowder,
> quarts Plaster or Gypsum.
Soak one bushe of com in the SCOT, and suai-
cheney Of wafer 10 make the corn sprout-then add
the powdered AIoes and Gunpowder-th roll il
IN plastsF arg plant il moist. Thisn,t only pre-
vents Tie norms, birds ants. &c, BAT adds greatly
g The vegetation, and growth Of the plant, by a
chemical decomposition Of tie atmosphere or gas-
ses that surround The plants by producing moisture
Of q nirogene quaiifys whilst the hydrogene
quality Of the sulphur carbone and nitro combines
and acts IN defending the plants from the GOODNESS
Of the spring season and when the weather be-
CONES hot, decomposition ofan alkaline moisture
Is produced, that IN good ground is nearly If not
superior 10 manuring Of horse manure.
CORNELIUS DYsART, III. d.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

hard to please, she desired him to write down
what she should DO, and what she should not do,
that she might not err in her performances this
was done, and she well observed her rules !;
when one day going mile or two to visit
friend, the good man got light-headed, and on
his return home ne reeled into ditch, calling,
TO his wife to help him out" Indeed, husband,
said she, Remember no such article in my or
defs, but III 60 home and see if there Be, III
come. and help you OUT
The spacious brick building lately occupied at
Albany as Theatre, has been sold to the Bap-
fist Society, and is to be converted into house
Of public worship. We have understood that
Westinghouse lately occupied BY the Baptists,
at Portsmouth, N. H. has been lately purchas-
ed. to be fitted for a Theatre. -Bos. ID. ,95v
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
MILITARY GOODS,

Such as gilt and silver plated cnt and thrust
SWORDS, Hangers aud sabres--artilery and cav
airy Swords--god and silver Epaulets--gilt and
plated half fine do,--gold and silver Lace-yeIlew
and white Cords ana Brads--Prussian Bind ing
gold and silver Hat Tassels-gilt and steel swive
- gilt and plated Claws and piatesfor bells-silk
and worsted sasles-sod and silver Thread-glt
and plated Stars and Eagles--p tunes OF various
colours aud lengths.
- Also
Best live geese FE-4T'HERS-R 10. OF
different prices and quality--Becticking White
Cotton Netting and Cbintz Fringe Bedbining
--Chintz Lace--do Tassels-chaise LaCes and
Worsted-Carpet Binding--Green MORGAN, foF
pew cushiona--hair and moss Mattresses--sofaS
easy and IoIing Chairs &c.
on CfyNcIl ~ NsgRNTr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13

Pensts Ufice, wanb 26, 1918
9n'cs and regulations for snbsfan, ,asrg cs 10 pes
mons 90 be observed under che FAM ef Cong'es Of
fhe i8fh Of March. 1918, ss.
I'M commissioners of officers. ana
D Il the discharges oftbe regular soldiers oi The
army Of The Revolution, (if in exsiance) apply n,
TO- pcnslons under the sbov ac, viii, n every 10
stance. be furnished 10 the War Department, and
the signatures OF the respective Judges certifying
these cases, must be attestsd by The seal Of ID,
Couri, where such Judges preside--Tbe person sp.
plying foI pension to declare, under oath, before lL.
Judge. hat, from his reduced circumsr snces. b.
needs IA .ssist.noe OF ms country for support
Approved q CALHOUN
II The publishers ct tie Lws vii give the
so'e Insertion IN their, respective papers ios, wv
ncnlhs~ Aprif8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13

AS7HNA7iC PILtS.

ia a proof Of which Me following ,nserestnz cures
are supml,~o. TO puDne pesusaIs
Sf N Sill ,AON,
OF Hanover, WIS years afiic,ed With violent
P y N his light pSesst attend,u tlme with great
diff ulty % brc caihng, and who'll, inc tpab Of at
efaiag business, after having u,ed AZ, other
Nsascines. currd and ms health PEI Getty res
tored oy 2'bexes OF sh,se pills tI
S7e AN = I'D RLY LADY. '
Ter daughter ma sr nd daughter, of Boston,
We each iresdfu.iy afflicted with asthma and diff
ca of 6res hing ~elt all OF them cured and re.
afof a ir y. feet Meath by boxes
.Jgags - Of salem, had been many years se.
YER sfh'S led with violent cough anal difficulty
OF bitstHing, was cured by 2 hox.s, his sieep was
resnred on Ihe second night, which had been brok.
en Z nlf, years
i Llsy Of Boston turned Of so, was severely
sih WIN cough, pain in the side, times spit
tipg of oiocd, eould not lie down in her bed for 4
ytars, could not sleep but at short iervss w.s re.
stored 20 perfect hcalt' on takmg 3 boxes
These Pitts give install; all coughs. colds
as,hmas. difficulty of bres,hnh. wheezng. light.
ness of the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain IN the side. splitting Of blood. ehlpess and
shyeripgs, the fare Funnsrs OF mali fev.s &c
common colds removed in few hours, he ged
will experience relief equally sgreest.
aheous, when he ungs al. cree u .ssk
for ID R-ife's Asthni ,w ahs one bor oenfSip-
i.g y f'i's sgp<nily Effects cue 10 prevent AM
r. Conway Observe this ds ysn vciue heaLh Pre-
pared and sold shoesa'e b, the sole proprietor,
". 4 Conway, chemist. No 4 Bumstesd Place,
Gommoo-street, Boston x BY specisi appointment by
SAMUEL ". ViN,ON. DrsggIsf,
No Ito. TDsnc--s'-et, Newport,
.Gss, By
Lemuei w. Briggs, B,slois Hercules whitney.
J. u MASON, p,ovdsnce; DYER b Howes. ~ indlien;
Gseene, New Londss is &C d Buil. Haryods nd
most drug ists, book -seiers<n post-a 81 n ~
oui the Uniied ,i-aes Hhrfe nay oe had al those
5nis essefned and highly approvsd "Mcdic'nes.'
trfa-ed ~ w Convey Pre ODe DNsf, or
ok oxes i3f fse dollars 2 boxes Cor nice Goi.rs,
aaS ~ dozen. .bottes for 10? cellars. Dec. g Bi7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13
Nezy1ort County C0nOentiOn.

n Co.o,sfga # nc renresenia.ines Of me
.ssha6a,an Frermen Of he ConsfyNJ Nt1o-
aor. hylden az me Aouse II .vfeH 10 HAa.
xRD ~ Po,sseont6 yor she nu' 'fvse sf de-
nocyaisss on ~ sst;fcJ ~ sAes Gf4arosehing
etection--isSIc hRKsR, "sq. suas 0hf'oini'
ID Chai,mas ana ~ aIMoNs, SecrcIary
4yte he Heenng mas ganized, fhe JoHow-
ing Rrsofunons, acre received and 1nani-
n,ousiy adoy,srd by fhe CUnvenfion, and or
dered 70 be nu6itshed.
ResofDeI, tha, II is dsty which the ke-
pubic IN Y ecmen Of this stale owe 10 theme
,rlves sod to iheif county, 70 cell fo'th and
unite all their energies to eDsu'e the success
Il their Csadida,es. The beDefcleni plans
# the Gtncrsl Goyernmen, fog 'be common
good Of Inc cou0l,y, csnno, be acromp ishcd
without The cordial co.opcratiouo OF ''c states J
and tnis Is only to be had from Rpublicao
5minisrrations. Al ouf Pas, experience
news that the federaips iya'e 'nve'cfstey
,os'IIe % the Republican rule ot th's country
That, they are scckins the. means and
seching fo' an opportunity to destroy IT.
ia, .hey have been wiling 10 60 the leng,h
4 )az, ding she desi, uclion OF the Union OF
re States, IN the pe,suit of their favorite OBJ
ie.l. If,he,e are mary individuals oil that
"a y, wuo have not sod do not participate IN
pese hottie feelings, (and u 10 presumed
here sre,) yet we see ,hey are led Oh, and
may be assure cd they will be led on, by men
who have these hostile feelings and who'
u loey have power, will abuse At. 70 cnfeebic,
ambarrass, and distract tho operations OF
ne gener raj government. The elevation oI the
fsderai parry TO the power OF astate, becomes
y, is csp-equenccs, a rational. fnistoriune.
Ressfued, rha, our local state interests,
gu,uy WIN such a. are national, demand a
Repu5liosn S,@e Govesnmep,--s govern
insa, IN harmony with that Of the nation
How can we expect the sympathy ~ toe. ma
. IA With our peculiar wants and wshss, evea
,eie sten,ion 10 our clsio,s, at We set our.
s ,,s IN array against the nation, OF even hang
!, dad weiehs npon IT'S movements. And
10 we a. sHsc, do, il VIC give she role oi
/, -. sta,e 70 the federal party. And on what
ound are they cntnlcd 70 havsiis--N is
VII known ,hs, vast majority Of The Free
,seo of iris state acc .RepsbIicsn IN p'inci-
,s and feelings, end ii left 10 the action OF
snsr own sen.imenss, uoio0oeneed BY psqm-
- x threats, would rally IN members 20 pusi
lown Ell Opposition. Yet minor parry aspire
% monopoly Of power and piece sod, s'ded
y the pecuJisrity oi the times, and the force
u eIec,iooec.iug Intrigue, they have, IN days.
ina, ate now pas,, besn ep~blsd TO Acquire
,aai monopoly. Bs' those days Of deception.
nd delusiou 's's now past swsy and We
ast that the Republican F;etsnen OF this
s;ste sfe prepared 10 vlod,cs,e ,bei' sscen-
dency IN the sais of the STATE, which 50 Just
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13
!Groceries-Hood and Lumber.

FHEEBORN =, / aURSIDN,
Z lFFfR for sale, at their store and wharf. on ,he
- Point, in Washington street-a general assort-
ment Of Groceries, wood, and Lumber--among
which are the following Nt
10 hhds. Molasses, 20
10 bb's prime Beef,
10 Casks new Rice,
90 bD.s CIder.
10 boxes Hartford Soap,
10 do candies,
, bois Durrsn, Vine,
do tberry Rum. sr
Likewise-50, 900 merch .ntatle Boards, Of Q su.
perior quality iJJ,0JJ Vermont ,h,ngies, Of the
first, second and ti.srJ qas'ry; $1,000 Ess,ern do
hrst aud second qo.li y, 1000 .Cispbosrds-sno
many other goo1s. 90 numerous TO mention All
which viii be sold together, or at retail as low a.
~ any psgi OF this iowa NJ Msv %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13
IRON, FLOUR, &c.


f19.N ~ MO' az II,
No. $, Maker QUARs has Juss receiped
foT SAFE, =
30 tons assorted Iron, of an excellent
quality, and yell calculated for every KIDD
oi maouiac,uie;
100 bbis. Howard street Baltimore su-
pc I'm Flour, selected ioi i.miiy use; 4
80 whole aud half boxes No. i, Choco-
late;
10 bags Cocoa Shells
100 VT. Cheese
An assortment of Grintstones and a
quanIty Of ChaIk /;
ALSO,
II general assortment Of
Groceries, Crockery, Iron Ware, Cut
lery, Nails, Dry Goods, &c. &c.
Constantly on hand--ail of which viii be sol.l
a, the cheapest rate, for Cash, o. pppreveo
credit. Jan. Ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13
m*x NEW ADVERT ISEMLNT.

NY HEN cure isr one dollar. or at most for two
Wv d,,'ars, can be obtained for a cough cold,
asthma difficulty of breathing, tghr.ss # The
chest, whee zng. pain in the side, sprng Of blood.
strained stomach. &c must II not oe matter of
surplze hat We see the obituary daily sweil,d with
dea,h> oceasioned principally b. coldsi On an
age at leo1
D one Humid a S' Fifty Thousand Ptrsens
die annually of consumption, originating principally
from lsk'ng cold commencing with cough, then ffi
Gully Of 'reathins md pam in the side, length
the lungs become sfscted, consumption ensues, md
death closes bt scene. Aias too often does PIE
judite, by listening 10 some and adopting he opin
ION OF othe prevail the'eby preventing trisi Of
sucn medicines as nigh, ford relief under the
IDEA that no relief Can be obtained scarce a case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely applica
ton Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13

~ oeionH' 10 thems 10 8uccefo, hfy h0ve
only 10 mill ia.
Resoived theyefsre, ths, II be earnestly 20.
commended 70 eve y Republican F,ermsn in
lhe .'ee. - be 81 ,hs suits and % support
the REruRLIcs Pax md Rcpubiicsn Can.
didai,s 10 lhe Hpuse &c Rep escrla,ives. Il
BY ordc. ~ he Consenliop. -
ISAAC BARKER, Chairman.
w SIMoNs, Secretary.
B-e The following conan monica,ioD wa hand.
ed by gentleman whum We know to have
been hitherto . sealoo, supporter Of ho
federal party. and a man oi considc sole
influence. Palticular reasons wibhold
him from making his name public.
COMMUNICATIONS
Mn. SIMons,
soien The privilege OF making few rec
marks relative 10 the approaching cieeiIoD-s.
and az am not sccus,omed 70 writing for
public inspccIion, will thank you 10 uaks
such corrections az may be necessary, and exc
cuse the want Of connexion which msy sp.
pear, as shall throw together such thoqgh,s
as may occor to me without much attention
TO method. sf
i have ever considered myself - fedora
list, and have always voted on the federal side
---bui at the nsx, clcetioD, shalt give my
vote for Mr. KnIo M, md the gentlemen az
sociatcd with him---and propose 10 otfcr my
reasons ios so doing. ht
At the present time our country il enjoy.
ing the most unexsmp'ed prosperity. We
have man at the head of our national sd>
mtnis,tal,on, whose character and condscsl
have dawn upon him the universal sppsobs~l
,ioo Of all men ~ all parties. Our commercs
is ftee--oo' = .nUfac,ures and sgricuIturst
Interests sfa Saeiished. and pfomo,cd--we
enjoy Ihc blessing Of pesco--wc ere exempt
from bus,hensomc taxstion--ve have tnit
treasury, with ample rcscDsccs--snd a part
ofthat surplus wealth has recently becn sp-
propria,ed 10 cheer the declining lite Of tho
soldier OF the ,esoiuiics These ere smoug
tho ,nu uussoos blessings we enjby under our
pscscn, national administration.
i consider that o governments like oesss
oughf TO be supported by the whole sssength
OF Inc several state sdmiois,Ssiions Il.
ways voted Tor Mr JosEs, and perhaps 81. !
ways sboold hare supported him, had he con.
iinued 10 be candidate Tor offire--bu' the
rsssons winch would hsvs urged me 20 sup
pofi ssose Who have beeo associated With him,
DO not nav sxis,.l NJ KneHr, and the gen.
tIewea In The RspubIis - p ". were ehoseo
), the las, Apsil election by . majority u the
people IL is sufficient 10 ssy,shsy baDe
done ne'r dusy faifttuig--snd l challenge
any one 20 produce single charge ci rhs'-
administration. They are now m ofhse, sod
II my feeble eGors csn In suy des'es pro-
tco's ,heir conunosSce thereio, sh'y shsii be
IuIly sxessed
sAgAib,u he sehstscer Of N KxfoHr, no
one has ever ye. brougnt TOT ware a angle sh-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13
Salt, Rum, Cheese, &c.

HE.AnY POI Il,
Nus Er sale, ia stsre.
$500 bushels loJks Island SALT;
500 do. Liverpool 60.
paacheoos 81 proof Antique RUM,
5000 wi. CHEESE, OF Jhe ii. 81 qualify.
Together with his usual assortmsnt Of
Groceries. BoardS, Plank, Shingles,
Liapboards, ana LatAs.
Msrcht8 aa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13
HATS.
GEORGE WANTON,
Has for Sal

Has for SAFE,
n. ms fine fashionable H47S, of various kinds,
1VA which he will sell at very low prices = MEMS
6',, and common ditto, with wide brims youths
and Ch,ldren's ditto Also
School Bcoks and Paper Haneiaes.
All persons having unsettled Accounts VIVA G
WANroS, are reqeested to call ana settle the same
previous 10 the first day Of April nexi
Newport, NJ srcb IS
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With variety OF other Articles too numerous 10
particuarze.-hl OF which will be sold as cheap
as Can be purchased in this town
GT Ship and family stores pu, up--and parties of
pleasure supplied in ( 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13
AeV Ship CAandt,y and Grocery Store.

JOHN Dr,bLOIS,
1SF0RM, his friends and the public that he has
= oiea,u
phi3 Chm ic,y and Grocery Sore
AT No 50. 'HAMES-s sTREgT
opposite the store of Jose ph Briggs, Esq-wtre he
wiz keep constantly on hand, general assortment
ct articles IN his line. together with anassor,meni
of seec ed Cr"ckery--s all of which he will sell
rs reasonable terms, they can be purchased AT
any store in this town. Newport, Jan. 28, 1918
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20

graph from the National Intelligeneer, rel
alive TO the United States Mint and the pre-
sent demand and consequent high price
paid for specie, upon which the Boston
Gazette makes the following remarks:
baltimore Patriot.
"The writer appears TO be ignorant OF
the tact, that American Dollars and nan
Dollars, as well as Spanish, are articles oil
commerce, and are shlppedto India Inc
ceiuing OF millions Of them at our Mint.
wuuid not therefore. insure us permanent
specie currency. So long as specie WI
command greater profits in our trade WIN
China and India. than any oder article
which can be sent from Ibis country, SO
long will il continue to be shipped; and
when Spanish Dollars, from theIr4scarCity,
are held al 7 or 8 per cent advance, as al
This time. our own silver coin will ne put
in requisiion, TO make up the deficiency,
and will he exported from the country.
We consider the coinage OF silver at The
National Mint as productive oil very 'illie'
if any public advantage, especially II lhe
expense be taken INTO view.-Our copper
coinage is productive OF great convenience;
I and our gold coin, from the facility WIN
which it circuIates by tale, an, from the
triilng expense with which 4 Is Issued from
the Mint, ought TO Command IRE princ'pot
attention of those ssko haze by low, The colt
lrol of orr coinaee.-We see no reasons,
by the way. why the Mint should be re-
moved TO Hasaiagtom. The expense at-
tending it is lar less at Philade'phia, than
il could be at the capital; and the facility
with which the various kinds of coin, par
ticularly the copper, may he transported by
water, FROM lis present seize, to all The
principal cities. al q ,rItiing charge, IS OF
itself a sufficient reason, for continuing the
Mint al Philadelphia.
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expected ihat his Majesty, who owes .
much to England, would have been proud
of an opportunity to evince his gratitude
but his tenacity OF the slave trade, and Ii;
commercial regulations. prove the con;rsry
Il alen the colonies should bow their head,
10 bis yoke, they aiIi in vain complain n
England that j, presses With increased
weight. and Cal, upon the Allied Soyerepa-
to enforce the arrangement made and sn,,
ranieed through their mediation. bl,ho,yL
lFeir voice Should be heard in Ru>siq and
Germany. these powers have 80 nap,l IN
stretch 10 them. England. as nay.I poue,
i. the ony one thai could act with elrrc,,
bul WIN, would she gam b. the ser, ice /,
Why, tie risk ot a war with SPAN, an,. ,,e
trouble and expense Of doing Tor he Coo.
ri.s what they are now doing for then.
selves, ani which, it left alone, they nm.
accomplish. houtlaymg any stress up,6
Generosity ana love OF liberty, which he
rerple OF England proie., to admire 70
much-withCut taking mic account The M.
i = spirit, and the necessity of larg
peace 10 heal the wounds and recruit e.
treHg il OF ;he country i've think that h.
cope OF Engiauu!, from their experience
oil lie character OF The beloved Ferdinand
wou!j be eytremel y ayer~e TO cur cm5ark.
rrg IN any undertaking for his benefit aat
| advantage"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20
Grand Piano Forte.

BIZ BroGduood, London-for sale, caeap
T7IME having proved it to he a sound
I piece of workmanship--the musical
effects and Improvements of the touch and
tone which have taken place on these IN
strumenis for the last 90 years, have
Lcen applied 10 il ny Thomas Western -
as such il is now pronounced, and recon-
menIed as fist rate Piano Forte. Apply
second store below Mechanics bank, King
street.
y B. He will allow in exchange a fair
price forOld Organs, or Pianos, being sch
as he approves. L. WESTERN.
October 90 81
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lllade lphia, June Z, 1873.
From the Virginiu Patriot.
ANTIQUARIAN.

Mr.. Editor-ln the Virginia Patrio, q
the LIST instant, you notice nnder date OF he
9TH Of July last, Roman coin found in
Tennessee and hence an erroneous con-
clusion might be drawn, that the Romans
were in this country, and constructed the
Notifications throughout its western parts !:
as yariou, in their forms, principles, and
calculated effects as might be expected
from sraiations of civilized AMI savage
science employed on he several deisnces.
To the best Of my recollection, (ios my
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20
More Fall Goods.

lust received, pes schooner General.
~ Green, and now opening for sale, va
riety of
Boots. Shoes e. binding Skins,
making together with those on hand, as
great variety rs at any stor. in the Dis
tricl, which will be sold ON the loves terms
for cash or approved paper.
n. B. Boots and shoes made as usual,
and at short notice
JOHN II. RUNNELS. Agent for
October 90 # VIM. TRUE.
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From the albany Argus Of Oct 9.
Extract OF letter from Detroit, dated Sep
TEMPER 10:

Extract Oh a letter from Detroit, dated Sep
TENDER 10:
"When the steam boat arrived here the
last time, it was on the Sabbath. Lord Sell
kirk being on board, he was arrested by The
sheriff, al the suit OF the North West Com
pany, in an action of trespass. II is I'M
derstood that his Lordship intends to con-
test the legality of the arrest, on the ground
of its being made on the Sabbath.
Several gentlemen of the North West
Company were here during the last asszes
4, Sandwich. Some Of them did not 90 O.
yer TO their own side oil the river.
"The grand jury were in session days,
during which time the North West Com
pany were endeavoring to have bills found
against Lord Seikirk. The grand Jury not
ha, NC come TO any conclusion IN this time,
the court adjourned SINE DIE.
"Goy. Cass has gone 10 Light grand
council fire with our red brethren. The
subject of negotiation is about seven mil
lions OF acres oil land IN Inc norm part Oh
Ohio"
Extract of letter 10 the Editor of the Bal
limore Patriot, dated Washington, Oct.
10, 1913.
Mr.. .Muaroe-You will, ! suppose, be
curious TO know who is talked OF here as
successor TO Mr. Crowninshield, as head OF
the navy department. The more prevalent
opinion is, that it will be Mr.. Cadwalader
DCoiden, the present Mayor OF New York.
II is said here, that his appointment would
be hailed with pleasure by the officers OF
the Navy generally and confident expec-
tation is entertained that he will be select
ed.
SPECIE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20

Yesterday. al two o'clock, a Cabinet
Council. which had been summoned on
Monday afternoon, at the Foreign Office,
(Which is a very extraordinary circum-
stance at this season of the year. was at
tended by all the Cabinet Ministers, with
he exception OF Lord Sidmouth. FAR
Bathurst was sent for express from Glouces-
tershre, as were several Of the other Minis
ters from v.rious parts Of the country
They continued their sitting till six clock,