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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
Horticultural Society.

Notice is heteby given, to the Agri-
cultural Society OF the County OF New
Castle, that agreeable to an ansEdn ent
of the l2tla section of the By laws.
meeting of the society will be held al he
Court House in the town of New Cas- lie,
on Monday the Soth inst at ten clock,
A. NJ Also tina. agreeable to the 18th
section of the b, laws tbs following mcm-
bsrs have been appointed by the Soc "
a committee of Examiners for ,ht cur
rent year, to wit: Samuel Fl Black Vic
Tor Du Pont, John Crow, Kinsey johns,
Jun. and Andrew Gray.
John Crow,
Recording Secretary.
New Castle, Nov. 2, l8l8.-4t
The Committee of Examiners of " the
Agricultural Society of the County Of
New Castle" viii! meet at the hous Of
John Crow, in the town of New Castle,
on Monday the Esd instant, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. in order TO examine any Essay
which may be submitted to them by any
member fthe Society, upon the subject
of Agriculture, Horticulture, or lIus-
sandry and in particular, any Essay
which may be submitted to them on the
lprize question, proposed at the last meet
ling of the Society, in relation 70 the in
trjasic value Of Arabic Land.
| Samuel H Black,
I Chairman of the Committee.
\ Nov. 7--law5t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11

No 1874, south Font street, opposite to ihs
Drawbridge Wharf, philadelphia,
Has for sale, the following articles, Of goes
atty, with the usual assortment OF Drugs
"tn'ica preparations, and Patent Medicines
Ground White lead Boiled and raw Lin
Spanish brown, seed ON
Venetian Red Spirits of Turpentlne
Yellow Ochre Bright and Black va,
Red Lead nishes
Verdigris Coral Varnsh
i.,aw God Spermaccti Oil
Copperass Grod. g. Com. pain
Blue Vitriol brushes
On Of Vitriol Po@d'd Letharge
.quasfortis Glauber's Salts
Spanish Indigo Peruvian Bark
Lamp Black American rehnedCas
Spanish Whiting TOR OH
Nutmegs-Cmnamon ! REFINED Camphor
Putty, Window Glass of various qualities and
sizes, &c.
Dr. Trips Pectorol Balsam, for the cur
of Coughs, and relief of other pulmonary alice
tons, prepared and sold as above.
Oct. Oh
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
Watch AtDLen.
DC, Jim

Was stolen from the house of the subscriber
on the afternoon Of the 2ist instant, a French
single case Watch, marked c. No. 3795
Wa,chluakers and others, are requested to no
|rce if sad watch is offered for sale or other
wise. Three dollars reward will be given for it
ANY information concerning said watch will bt
thankfully received. by
John MsCartOn.
Oct 24--St
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
John Bowman.

No. 5, North Wbarves. Philadelphia.
N. B. All baggage to be IN the charge and at
the risk of the owners. Baggage viii aiso be
taken from, or put on board OF the New York
Steam Boats alongside, free of expence.
AUG 15-tt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11

IRE following gentlemen
are authorised to receive sub
scriptions and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
.Nezc- Castte-Georgc Pierce, Esq.
Dorer-.M,'. John .|ian'o7'e.
Smur,,a-.Mr. Benjamin Coomoe.
George To,cn, Del.-JMr. fumes I'm
dcrsOn.
Capluelrs Bridse-.Nr. Ddr'd ~
son. Jun.
.Milford--sMr. Peter Robinson.
Lezces 1O1cn-.Mr. George BOXERS
Lourel-Mr. Eps'raim Collins.
.Niddlc,o7cn-.Nr. Piitip ReadmG
Elkton, .Nd.-TObias RudAiph' rs
Other appointments wiil spft'''''
be ,:,a'Ie.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 25-tf

In the Court of Chancery.
llF the state of Delaware, held in
OGeorge Town, in and for the
county of Sussex, Of the Summer Term
A. ID 1918.
w. Fl. Wells, Burton NAPLES.
Us.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
n OtiCe.

The undersigned will attend at New Castle,
on the Attn and until O'Clock, p M on the 9TH
of November neat, at Georgetown, on the 18Th
until / O'Clock, P. M. on the 18th, and al Dover
on the 9th & 2sth of tue same month, fer the
purposmg of receiving the State Tax, and all
other debts due to the State of Delaware, which
liz is his duty to receive, The collectors and 9th
ers are therefore requested to be punctua in Their
attendance and prompt in their payments
Cornelius Z. Comegys,
State Ire asurer
Oct Tim
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
Notice is hereby gi0en,

THAT unless the owner or some other per-
son legally authorized to claim the afore-
said Charles, does come forward and
|prove him to be their property, pay all
charges and take him away, that a. the
respiration of six weeks from this day, he
Twill be discharged from his c"ntinement
without fee or rev I'd agreeable TO All act
of the General Assembly Of this state
made * provided.
fnoch joyce, hh,'f.
Dover, Nov 4, tSl8.--8t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
NOTICE..

Was committed to the public Jail Of
Kent County, in the state of Delaware, on
Tuesday the Sd day of this ms by
Thomas Pryce. Esq one Of the Justices
of the Peace in * Tor the said County,
black man who calls himself Charles, on
suspicion Of having absconded from the
service of his master. states that he
belongs to VIM. Matthias. in Washington
Comfy, Maryland Therefore
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
Conditions of this Paper.

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE IS Pun
s.suED TWICE WEEK, AT FIVE DOLLARS
4 YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MONTHS IN ADVANeE'
ADVERTISEMENT WILLIE INSERTED
ruprprrMps. ATONE DOLLAR A SQUARE
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR EVERY sue
cxgpIsc INSERTION. PAYMENT TO BE
MADE At THE TIME WHEN THE ADVERTISE
,,rs Ann LEFT At THE OFFICE ron PUB
LEGATION.
n- Ma pdpRR DISCONTINUED UNTIL
I'm dRREARAGES ARE APhID.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11
William Eunns.
sDRW4@1STo

No 1874, south Front street, opposite to the
Drawbridge Wharf, Philadelphia,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-11

BY the OOVeTTOT,
Fl. M. Kidgely, Sec'y ofthe state Of Del.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01
POE Yi2 n.


from ihe Dibhn EranIrer.
Nh why does the heart the reflection retain
OF the sunshine whose splendour has Aedi
And why does the scent Of the roses rrmain,
When their blossoms faded and dead
Why Edward. in vain does my fancy repel
The shadows Of times that are o'srl
remember the days when loved thee well,
And forgot that love thee no more.
Though the flame of affection be wasted away,
. And is embers burn dimly and low.
The sigh of rcfncmbrsnce that motirns It's decay
Too often rekindled the glow.
And fatally dear is the lingering gIsam,
That the embers of passion ippsrt,
1t comes like lovely and vanishing dream,
And gaddens the desoiate heart.
Alas till the trace Of the past be remoy'd
The struggles of reason are vain
An! et me forget that ever have lov'd,
Or feel shall love thee again
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01

DOCT. Johnson,
Has jast ctrned Medicine Shoh, at No. Ise,
7havies.ssreet, q fesv doors above fhe Brick
Marker,
Where he offers for sale,
q general assortment Of Genuine, Fresh,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
AS cheap as can ne purchased in the state.
q Medicine Chests for vessels and families, put
up, or replenishcd with exactuess and despatch.
A few bottles Of Oriental Pink Oil, for curling
and rendering beautiful the hair
shop open from sunrise till 9 9o'ciock, Pm,
DR. Jonason solicits share of public patronage.
Newport, March 4, 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01

he nexion in business between the Sub
scribcr andJOD SHERMAN, was by mutual
consent, dissolved in O0tobsr st--Thoss indebted
70 them, or having unsettled Accounts. are moet
earnestly requested to sdjus, the same vith he
subscriber, who is authorized settle tie sasas Of
the concern LII s hoped that those who dis,eg IA
his reasonable request, will no, take offence should
they be called upon in 4 persmp,ory manner.
't.. EDWARD w. LANr0S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01
Collertor's @ales.

THIS DAY oopayment Of State
- which said Estates all costs and
first described,
A.. W. Collector
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01
no LET,

c. HOP No. 177, Thames-street, nearly opposite
~ the foot Of the Psrade--now occupied by CALss
TRIrP Possession to be given the first day Of
April Inquire Of SAMUEL WATSON
Newport, Mar. Is. 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01

due' lately took place st ST. Msry's be
tween Midspipnen Cpscby and Farn'sy, nf
the y 5. corvette Jcan Adams. They fought
attour PAGES distant, and both fell noi,aiiy
wenndcd .tf ~,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01
A LAD

nY the name Of JOHN OATEzY. aged about Is
II years, left his parents house on saturday last
IA lad on when he went away, Light colorcd pea
JACKET, a shor, blue. jacket, blue trousers, dark
waistcoat, a red and white striped neck cloth. and
. felt hat. considerably woyn tie carried with
him also, bundle Of clothes he is abou, ieS
higi--lighl and foril compile xion--bliie eyes, and
light hair u the said lad viii return to bis snxou,
par Is, aud is desfous Of. going to sea, he will have
their consent, together With such neeessaries as
viii be equisi,e. Whoever vill bring back the
said boy 10 his psren,s, give any Information re
specring him, shall be handsomely rewarded an
receive their grateful thArks.
EDWARD oATLEY.
jamestown, Mar Is. 1918 t'f
uJ The printers IN Providence viii confer fay,
on tie a'x'srs pssents OF 'h, sbove boy. BY giving
'eis SO insertion "a their respective papers:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01
Newpost, March Is, 1919.

Coggesbaii Henry
Car =. Wiinam
CANON John
CannoA Charles
Chappei Robert
Ci,,k Joseph son oi SpooneI
Dennis William
Dexler Ssmucl
Dickson Gordon
DeblOis JOHN
Easton John Don Of Edward
Eaii J,cob b.
FFy Benjamin
Fisu Peleg
F'iend W Wiiiiam
II bDs Elisha
u con S.cpaen
Gy.ss Chariss
Hayes Moses bcirs
Hudson G(Saguci
HazaEd Ricnasd
Hall Bsnjamin
Hcine William
Hciine F,snces
Heime Carrot
Heath jonathan
Hu.I J,ho
Handy Thomas
Jeffers Samuel
Lee William
Lyon William jun.
Marlin Simeon
MARSH Gould add Sisters
Moore VIM. Jun.
Moore Henry
Murphey w. John
Molten John
Mickey John
OK Samuel
pn@a" Beoismin
Peckham jeremiah
P,,ce W.inam
Psay James
Phillips James
Richmond n nhanicl
S,anhrpe William
Sou owiok josiah
Seixss Moses
stall Isaac
Shaw Asa
S'ephshs John
Simpson hard
Scot' Jobn G..
TowDseod Edmond
TownsenG Thomas
Townsend James
Tennant Jimes
Tnurs,on Edward
Tower Levi
Fame John
Vaughn Samuel
Wins Edward
Warner Eilz beth
Watson Ssssuel
Wilson Jonathan
Wright Rachel
YA,es Stephen
Ycomans John
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01

Nf7o- England Commercial Bank.
A L a meeting Of the Stockholders, on Monday,
"A the 9Th inst the following Gentlemen were
appointed Directors. viz -
F WILLIAM c. GINS,
DAVID KING, JonN MrRtuv,
JANss B. PKiLLrrs, JOHN L. Boss, Jun.
RopInsos poTTEa, GeoRCs Hall.
Tht Board Of Directors on the same day, unani-
mousiy elected WILLIAx C. GIsps, Esq. President
Of the institution -..
Published in conformity to the 9TH section of an
Act of the General Assembly OF ,hls state
WILLIAM L. DELLlNGHAAl, Csshier.
Ncwport, March 1s, 1878.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01
SAMUEL w, VlNSON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thanes-srreet, Newport

LeEnel w. Briggs, Brss,0ii Hercules WhiSaey, ..
II Mason, Providence, Dyer and Howes. Windham 4
Greene, ,Ne.y. Aondon, Isaac d. Bull, Hartford: and
most druggists, book sellers and postmastsrs thro'
out the United states-where may be had all thosa
justly esteemed and highly SpprOved Medicines"
PREPARED 6y," w +. Conway" Dec 5. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01

'RG HOVIL.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.
INFORMS his customers and friends, that he has
removed his Grocery store, TO
.N& 1913 and l24, TAamss.sirces,
directly opposite the store OF Mr. NIcuotAs GER.
rsoy. March IL.
y Ocean Insurance Company
A CHARTER havsg been granted TO this Comps.
"A ~ at the last session Of the General Assembly
of,his svte, they hereby give notice that they are
ready to receive risks, on Vessels &c at their
Office. under the RhodeIsland uvroS.BAax
- nv order OF tho Directors
DAVID cOGGEsH ALL. Sec'rr,.
Newport. March n, 1878
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
I'ernctllal Motion.

John Spencer an ia-chlbu, inliyid.
ual residing al L,,llthsow, he applir,
The magnetic power TO the production
OF perpetual mot'on.
+" A woulen beam poiss.l by The
eentre has y piece OF steel attached t.
one end OF il, which is alternately
drawn up by piece Of magnet pla
cch above it, and down by another
placed nelow it; as the end Of the
beam approaches the nagnei, either
above or below, the marhiiS intersrcts
IA non committing substance ahiri,
usicHds the attraction III the Magnet
approached and allows the other to
exert its powers. Thus he end of the
beau, continually scents x descends
hstw'xt the two magnets, without
ever canning into contac. with either;
the attractive r0wcr al each being
suspended precisely at TIE mnment OF
nearest approach. And is The imagine
tick attraction is perman, 'ut.y e"r
ling r""e'' tt'irc arpc&rs ~ az hu
liiuit tn the continuance Of the mptiuu
hui the endurance OF the n,achine.
London 1mplr.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23

surprise in viewing Printing Press
so perfect for ali its purposes. Ii pos
sesses in perfection 1--WE may venture
to say the qualities Of facility Of
working and accuracy Of the impress.
sion it cun scarcely be deranged,
till the materials themselves shall be
worn out and it occasions less wear
in the type, by ten to one, than the
best press we have beside. The util-
ity of this machine, both to master
printers and to press'nen. will Increase
10 the view as its character and ope-
ration are examined. The master
viii escape from the vexations and
costs Of an necessarily repairing press;
and he will M spared the modification
of work turned il! out OF his hands
after all the extremity Of his anxiety
and care. The prcssman will no longer
be subject to that exhaustion which
has long been the approbriam OF the
trade; and he will not lose half Of his
time, as heretofore, in iDressantly ad
justing his materials. With al! these
primary qualities (and we could add
much to what We have said, it room
perni,ted) it is perhaps Harrely worth
while to observe, thai the. form of the
Columbian Press is as much con
trast to that Of the old one as arc all
its other properties. IL presents an
elegant Object 10 the eye. In the
place of the unNi,lely shape OF tbs
old groaaing press; and it is ornamen-
ted beside, with mucb classical tast.
and fancy. In u word. as We have
eurasionea TO 70 much into printing
office. we trust we soon shall see that
!norkery To common sense. the al.
printing press. baDisted TO some
world. where they are still as muct
|ddrbarous in these things as We have
lbeep.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23

cHt tsAC GN ttt y W n slh SETtEGtEe
On the mOrain- of SATURDAY, Oh,
I'd Of May last. the worh,nrm ia onr
OF the coal pits belongin,. 10 Mr.. il0us
ton Of Jui',sca, at Qu r!eton, had
unfortunately tken uul The coal to
near AN OLD pit filled with water. wien
the water broke IN, and inundated dc
wark. by which seven men, it wa,
feared, had lost their lives. 'raousl,
a powerful engine was Instantly set 10
work, and continued to do so highs
ant! day, il was observed by the fol-
lowing Monday. that such was the
vast ac umulation o, Water, that lit
tie progress had been made. L there
was no probability Of speedily getting
at the men who might be above The.
level OF the water by this means !; it
was therefore resolved to drive mine
from the pit TO the place where il was
probable the men might he. Accord.
'ngl,. on Tuesday morning The fifth.
the mine VAS begun, and completed
on the morninsof the twelrti,--
this mine MAS ahnut four feet ~,
thFee and only twn persons roulu
work at 1t time. From the plains
kept OF the workings Of this coal
work, it was known for so,oe DAYS
that by Monday or Tuesday The
mine would be driven thro'. and the
pabiia anxiety Was excited in no com.
mon degrees TO lean The result. The
Opening of the mine into the work was
considered to be attended with DANCE,
from the foul asr, and il was arrange,,
that Robert i'o.igeri and his hrothe,
William should cnrcunlcr tits DANGER,
When they broke through. the fon,
air instantly extiugais.,ed their light.
and the feelings Of the parties may b,
more easily conceived than described
when the Words" Is that uou I'm
cite ?'--saiuted the ears Of Ruher,
These words were uttered by hi,
nephew. William Ho,igert, who
along with his brother James, had
heard tue sound OF the mining for, a.
they conJectured, two days, and were
waiting for feliverance from one O
the most awful possible situations
They Immediately entered the mine
and got out, and fortunate it was the,
"ere.abie to do so. for their father an,
uncle declared, that such was the eS
feet of the bad air on them, that the,
would not have entered to have rem
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
LONDON, July 4.


The following extract Of letter
written by CobJett 10 his friend Hunt
Was read by the latter on the iustings:
"Nurth Ha mps'ead, Long Island. |
March IS, 1913. {
Depend upon it the crisis for at
tanning Reform is nearer at hand than
you think it is sand. IA great deal near
er than the Iyrants think. 1 am so
much aslaid of nothing as Lam Of the
deception which may he p?artised by
the !;aron.t* and his clan. His elan.
the sump consists Of fellows. who
wouu rather all should remain as il
lis, than see real Reform. A parcel
of poor pitiiul rasnals, who still cling
to the system at bottom. lie has too
mnoli Of the press for him. There
is nobody for us, and real reform. but
1.-THE men whom our V.yrants call the.
:. lower orders. You have only to
(presrrye your health and keep clear
ur ipies, both which ! most anxiously
hope you will do. You will have seen
before now, what pretty figure tie
naroEet has cut in Parliament he
has very difficult game 10 play.
Talk big he must and yet ; il he does
Castlereasli vii! taun. him with his
IcowardIy conduct. lie must seek re-
ifase in TIE ranks OF The :. hiss. The
li'sronet's delay in Ireland is a grand
Iruse de gnerre. 1t is pretty thing 10
|see him revealing with Boronghmon.
gers in ireland, while his deputies are
|,inins, in dungeons, aud their wives
land children starving. God Almighty
|w!iaL IN infamy How easily might
lie have fed and clothed the whole OF
these poor starving and distressed
morLals And what q useful thing
Iwuuld this nave been in a puiitipa
Ipont Of view A thousand pound.
would have kept them all for year
lu"n ,his ,u"u rs. sincere was 1t not
ibis duty TO support them? WE'LL am
WEARY Of thinking of him.
I(Signrd) WIN. COBBETT.
+" To III. Hunt. Esq.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
MSir +. BuRDETT.
CLY.g!ER'S
NEITLY VENTED PREN TIC
PRESS.
From Kents's (London} Weekly Des
hatch, august 9.

From Kents's (London} Weekly Des.
hafch, august 9.
Any person who is concerned with
the art Of printing will know that
there WAS no one object more to be
desired than a Press free from the
faults Of the rery best OF those in use.
The common press was an absurdity
to every eye. The waste of labor,
oceasionel by it, the waste Of time,
the waste Of type, together with the
iucorrectncss Gifts impression, were so
obvious, that it is surprising how il
was so long endured with little or no
attempts to remedy the evils. The
|StanIlope Press removed some o. those
rnnnstr0us things We have spoken Of.
1t gave facility TO labor, and thus sa-
we'd both labor and time. But it was
liable to be deranged; and repairs i'll
tiis press were unusually expensive.
A better Press was. therefore. still
" wanting and, as this is :. subject of
5rca, Importance 10 literary and
thinking people, We feel very inueh
pleasure in saying, that the want is
now actually aud 1--WE may add COM
picieiy supp,ied. Mr.. George Clymcr.
Iot Philadelphia. has introduced into
this couGtry Press invented by him
Ica'ied the Columbian Press. Tie had
previously established il, with unequal
lifted success in America; from whicl,
cuuntry he brings testimonials OF its
'Iexce.Ienee AMI utility from little
host OF printers, proprittors Of the
highest respe liability. He has alse
tuow obtained the authorized sanction
OF some of the first names among ouI
printers here among whom is Mr.
Strachan, the Kings Printer, VIII,
4 with other eminent persons in tbs
irade) have adopted the use OF it. We
have sem two Of the presses in ths
possession of one Of these gentleman
: and we acknowledge that, although
we had previously read the lestimoni
as given to Mr.. CIymer, both i,
, America and here, VIC were taken b.,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23

usually FILL, il is trimmed in man.
ppr at once striking. tasteful, ami
singular: his trimming consists OF a
deep iIounce ofrich blond lace. which
lis ioter,ningled with branches OF
yr,ne blossoms, anu surmounted by a
row OF satin 60, klc shells, which are
placed at some distance from each
other and connected by narrow
rouleau Of satin----flcai dress, the
Kent toquc, composed Of PArisian
cause of IA bright gold colour, richly
embroidered in small roses.--1his
toYue is much higher than we have
deserved them lately, particularly IN
front: the gauze is laid very full on
the forepArt Of the rru on; this fuiness
lis formed into large Spanish pulfs b.
two hands of the same material, viii Ii
r0nline it it is worn without any
Iuther ornament. Necklace and cal
rings are composed OF sapphires
Mite kid gloves and white saiii
shoes.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
london Fashions for Aug.
From " AckermaA's Repository of Arts
fashions" sc.
Morning Dress.

a high dress COMPOSED of .iaconet
mus.ia. The body has little i'uiness in
The back; the irunis plain, and wrap
avross in the style Of IA iirhu.-k row
Ct richly worked trimming headed
witt, "a duuiiie rouleau uf muslin,
through which cDlorea riband is
run. ornaments the back between he
s,,o;l.,!crs, AMI, goes down on each
side Of the front. Instead OF a collar,
the n0Jy is Ornaiientei a, the throat
liy single row Of work headed by "a
,ou!yau u muslin. The skirt is ol'an
easy fulnrss ; It is richly eu,troidereti
round lie bottom in a light pattern OF
lea'cs placed up light. Over this
dress is woFn :, pe.is'sse composed CT
pearl olore.i striped lutestring. trim
med rnupj with a row oi light en-.
Dru'iery in a wave pattern Of pearl
colorca silk. The body is made Iiain
tisIi, 10 t;.e slapc, and the waist is OF
a niu,icrate length !; i; has no color
but is ii9ishtfi at tie throat b, i'.'il
ot poi9taa blond. Plain long sleeves
embroidered at The wrist 10 CORES
pond with Tie skirt Of the peisse
Head dress. the Clarence bonne t
composed Of blond intrrsco,ed will
pipinss Of pink satin, and ornamente,
with Il full garland oi moss and da
mask roses and blue bpiis.-Thi
bonnet Is of u French shape, but is u
moderate and becoming size : it is tic.
un,ler the chin with pale pink SAITH
Tii,and. Lemon eolored gloves, IN
pale pink slippers.
Eyching Drcss.-A blue satin s!i,
over which, is British net frork. lh
body rs ru; yer, low all round tin
bust; ami s.,e waist which is es tremei
short, Is ornamented, 10 the kret,c
style with "a row Of blond set on iui
at the hutsoni. The sleeve is siori
1t IS maue very full and As deco
rated wlh knois of blue ribbon. tn
skirt Of the frock is made more tina