Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-27

in this part of the country has been so severe
that serious apprehensions have been entertained
that the latter harvest would be in great measure
cut Off On account of this affection, the different
churches in this town have united in Recommending
Wednesday Of this week to be observed as day
Of fasting, humiliation and prayer,
Yesterday afternoon and evening we were IA
voured with plentiful showers, which will undoubt-
eddy revive the face of nature, and raise the hopes
Of the hasbandnaan.
Important from Cadiz.-We have seen
letter from Cadiz, Of the 10Th Of June.
1t is from Spanish officer ia the army, 10
his relation in this city. This letter states
report there that an expedition OF &c, 900
men we're going TO Buenos Ayres, but that
only 10 or $4,000 were visible. He OBJ
serves that the reports about the Floridas
are yarious-one is, that there will be
WAR with America. The writer, the day
before, June 18th, dined in company with
his Excellency, where we're English,
French, and Dutch naval and military Of
ficers. There was much talk, but little
understood. The writer observes, that
he gathered enough to convince him that
things were not going on well and thai
the. departure of Don Onis from the United
States has some meaning in it.
N. Y. Gaz. july 26.
No news yet of the ratification of the
Treaty with Spain. We wish the event
may not shew we have been too sanguine
in our expectations of its speedily receiv-
ing the necessary sanction Of the king Of
Spain. What is given with an i'll grace is
more than half refused. Ramor speaks
of considerable efforts being made TO de-
feat the Treaty. May they have just
such success as they deserve. Nat. Intel.
Boston and SGlem.--Degrand's Bos-
ion weekly Report Of Public Sales" &c.
of the 18th, says
g While We most sincerely sympathise
with our Southern and Western friends.
for their pecuniary sufferings, we cannot
but consider ourselves, comparatively
speaking, uncommoply blessed, at this
moment Of general distress, through the
Commercial world. There has not been
here, for some time, any want, either OF
money, or of confidence.
The Town of SALEM is still more
highly favoured than ours. 1t expert
ences undoubtedly some heavy losses :
But the losses fall on people who can af-
ford to lose. They feel, in that place,
neither the want Of money, NOR the want
of confidence.
There seems to have been, this week
little more life, 10 business. in Boston,
Medicus, in the N. Y. Daily Adyer.
tiser, offers the following as certain cure
for the cholera mor6us.
Take soft cork, and burn it thoroughly
in the fire when it ceases to blaze, mix ii
up on a plate with little milk and water,
or any thing more agreeable TO the palate,
aud repeat the dose till the disorder ceases
which it commonly does in the second OF
third administration Of the remedy, the
acidity of the stomach is Immediately
corrected, and the effect instantaneous.
The fourth number Of the Belgic Medi
cal Journal contains an account of new
chemical discovery, the result Of which
is that hydro sulphat Of iron, (hydro soul
fure de ser, made from iron, sulphur ane
water, taken internally, viii Instant,
cause salliyation to cease; and when ap
piled externally will cure the most invet
crate itch. sa
Rob6ery.-Four adjoining stores 10 Bal
timore we're broken open and robbed OIL
the night Of the 10th inst.
The motion Of the Attorney Genera
for preventing British subjects engagiu:
10 the service of the Patriots of South
America, was lost in the House of Com
mons by majority of IA.
The Norfolk Herald gives the follow
ing extract of a letter from Gibraltar -
The Emperor of Austria being on |
visit to Naples, and having communicated
his earnest wish to see the American squad
ron, and particularly the Franklin "a
Commodore Stewart has gone thither witt
the whole Of his force. and will doubt
| less make an exhibition that will delight
| and astonish his Majesty. This is com
pliment to the American Navy worth re
ceiving. Last year, the French Ambas
sador Count Leval, Duke de Montmo
renci) came from Madrid expressly to SCI
the Washington, but missed her,"
France is said to possess GAG ships o
war. among which are 4s line Of BATH
ships, and 20 frigates-and ! ! Of the frs
and a Of the last description are said t
be now constructing.
Coroner's Reports. man by the nam
&c Mai mas fn,,v,d daod in hsa he'd a