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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Winter Arrangement
OF the m-b0at WASHINGTON.

ME steam boat Washington will COM
a mence her winter arrangement on Fri
day morning. the 18th inst and run as fol-
lows Leave Washington, at s A. M. stop
at Alexandria about O'Clock arrive in Po-
tomac Creek in the afternoon the passen-
gers TO 90 on to Fredericksburg that evening.
Returning, leaves Potomac Creek the next
morning, when the passengers arrive from
Fredericksburg. In this manner the boat
will run down on the one day and return on
the next
CHARLES WALKER, Captain.
nov. III
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Private Tuition.
New Milk for Sale.

TINE lovers of Clean .Ne,u Milk may be
L grati6ed, by calling at the south end of
the new Market-house, every morning at
sunrise. This establishment is made at the
request Of several inhabitants of the town,
and will be continued regularly through the
winter, if suitable encouragement is afford
ed. Customers who will subscribe for the
winter will have the preference, by leaving
their names with the milk-man.
TO commence on Monday morning next.
october 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Public Sale.

10Y virtue fan order from the Orphans
NJ Court of Charles county, will b" expo
sed to public sale, on Monday the 22d inst.
if fair, il not, the next fair day thereafter
at the residence of Theophilus Hargraves,
late OF Charles county, decea.ed, all the
personal estate Of said deceased, consisting
of from 90 Ia 80 NEGROES among which
are-men, women and children; household
and kitchen furniture all the stock of hors-
es, cattle, sheep and hogs plantation u
tenSis the crop made the present year,
consisting Of about 200 barrels corn, fodder,
DC. &c. The terms of sale will be-.-siX
months credit on all suns above 90 dollars,
toe purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curi,y, bearing interest from the day OF sale ;
for al sums of 90 dollars and under. ready
cash. WILSON SMOIT, Admir-.
november th3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11

The Regiments Bravo of Pace, and ist
orBarcelona, ana the squadron of the
JTppyr plains. fought with distinguish
ri raiour. The columns of 'Iunja and
, Socolru, Joined the right at the moment
ofyicroyy. In fino his Excellency is
big&lv satisfied with the conduct of the
rLyrg,. riE-rrS. and soldiers of the Lii
berfador army, on this memorable day.
Principal iiead Quarters. at Venia
Oncmeda. tic Sth August, 1919.
L. OtBLETTE,
Chief Of the stef.
Printed ., Santa Fee DE Bogota, Capital Of
Gundrna.narca from the Press OF the State,
Year 1910
.Iaottsr Bundle Of BOards"--.More
:. Bits y Striped Bunting"-.4nother
.. IGnRce Cock Boat"
From London Paper.
THE CURRIERS' AMERICAN FRIGATE.
Ne have noticed the departure of this
vessel on tuesday last from Cowes,
with bis Excellcncy George Washing
TON Campbell on board. This gentle.
sam is appointed Ambassador from a
mrrira 10 Russia, and has on board
with him several cases of presents from
the PRESIDENT OF tin GuIted States 70
tie Emperor ALEXANDER; after i4ad-
ING which, at Crunstadt, the Gacrricrc
vii! proceed tU the Mediterranean, 10
ioin the American Squadron there
;his ship has clumsy appearance her
lower masts are sholt, and OF large IL-
cumirremce her yards moi very aquarc,
and her blocks are large; her to"n"SH
is $50 by measurement; bat her eqai,
ment is most complete ana etiecu'e 10?
the purposes OF defence Z: aSS.casi1".
she is remarkably clean, but Eothing
appears to bc made for mere snJw her
bis arc extremely large. and e'ery
rope is led through "a separate block !;
each has it's own Delay ms PA. ah2
muunts on her main deck tElr,y lDHg
twenty- four pounders; om thc quarter
deck fourteen forty-two puuGdcr CARO-
nadcs, anA two long twenty -tu0r porn
ders, and on the iorecastie, ~ pounaer
Crr,oUadrs, and two ioug "a po1ude's.
sbe has seven i.ieutenauts ANA as mcn
on board. Of whom about three hdAdie ed
are 8ritiSh-50rn subjects. Thirteen OF
her men deserted while she remained
here, two OF whom have since entered
OH board one OF the sioups Of war al
Portsmouth, aud they hold oft Gd very
flattering Inducements for our seamen
to cross the Atlantic. n this ship TIE
most extraordinary attention has been
paid to her warfare qualities; attached
to every gun 10 all the apparatus. inclu-
ding lanterns, swords, pixies, and board
ing caps: the tackles are rove thr0rSh
very large sheaNed blocks, which con-
sidGrably iighlCns The labor. and rem
,lris the guns capable OF icing worked
much quicker than III our ships {: thr
tru,k s of The gun carriages are OF lar
ger diameter, and the aAie-trees are
much longer, and effectually prevents
the guns from ,upsetting.-Eloat OF the
principal Nisit1rS in the Island aenC 90
board of her during her stay. ana tne
officers most readily allowed laeGl.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Died,

On Saturday last, at his residence in Prince
George county, Nd in the 56th year of his
age, Mr.. EDWARD DAlLY, lately respecta-
bic inhsbitant of this town. He bore a lin
gering illness with truly christian iortitude,
aud died in the tull belief OF happy here
after.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
A House and Lot for Sale.
For Rent.

k-~x The dwelling house AID store, oc.
SrEat cupied by Mr.. Rob't. s. Blackjack
~ for one or more years, and immedi-
$50 ate possession will be given. This
situation i, one of the most desirable in town
for a grocery business, and the dwelling is
large and pleasant. For terms apply to
september "a mth6w CHR. NEALE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
New Edition
OF THE
.aMERTC.9.F GARDENER.

CONTAINING ample directions for
~ working a kitchen garden every month
In the year; and copious Instructions fol
the cultivation of flower gardens, vineyards,
nurseries, hop yards. green houses and hot
houses.
By John Gardner, and by Dau,d Hepburn,
late gardeners to governor Mercer and ge-
neral Mason.
To 5pk,ch as added,
A Treatise on Gardening, by Citizen of
Virginia. Also, few hints OF the cultiva-
ton OF Native Vines and directions for ma
king Domestic Wines. For sale by
J. KENNEDY s. SON
March 80 tb:!utf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
san ErchGRge Co6es-Iopss sa3N
SSS$SSax, II A RiNE JOURNAL. 49,

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. -. November 10.
CLEARED,
Brig Bliss, French, Nottingham, to COM
plete her loading.
Schr. Mary, Clements, Baltimore.
Schr. Gold Hunter, Howes, cleared at Bos-
ton, 9th inst. for this port
Letter Bog al Ike Exchange Coffee House,
Brig Bliss, capt. French, for Cowes.
State Of the Heather.
Nov. 10. at 9 P. NJ. 81 degs,-C,oudy-
, Calm.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
MOUND UTLE.

lying on The Stage or Colchester road, distant
about miles from Alexandria, and contain,
ing i483 acres, more or less ;-reserving,
however, 10 George Tripett his rightto one
moiety of The dwelling house and yard. This
land has been very considerably improved by
jndiCious cultivation, md there are now
growing crops ofsma.i grain upon it.
Also, one other tract, being an equal un-
divided mojety OF a tract of ian6 in the said
county, contiguous to the foregoing, and
supposed TO conta in 25 acres 9poIes.
The terms of sale will be made known at
the time and place Of safe
J. l.. MckENNA, Trustee.
nov 10 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
az
Flour Business.

TIME subscribers respectfully inform
Il their friends and the public that they
have entered into co-parinershp in the
-four and grocery business, under the firm of
GIBSON 4. LUPTON/ Their warehouse
is at the upper end of King street, where
they intend buying and will receive -four on
storage. On hand, large quantity of rlais-
ter, salt, &c.
ISAAC GIBSON.
NATH AN LUPTON.
We.intend keeping constant supply OF
the best family -four,
september 81 d3Ieo6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
RETIREMENT,

which Ann Brooke holds as dover, in h,
deceased husbands estate, which undivide
fourth part, being about 35I acres, will
sold, subject to the life estate of the said W
dow, Ann Brooke.
S. A. MARSTELLER,
ANN BROOKE, ifu''ees.
november 2 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Public Sale.

ETNDER the authority of a deed made
y the subscribers, by VIM. H. Foote an
Benjamin M. Brooke, acting as comm;
sioners under an act of the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, passed on the 2lst day
February, 1918, entitled, an act authori
ing the sale of certain lands belonging 10 ii
heirs of the late Walter D. Brooke" an
which said deed was in trust, among otht
things, to secure to the said commissioner
and TO the persons entitled to receive Il
same from the purchasers under said dee,
the sum of 385 dollars, TO be paid on the l9'
day of September, 1919, will be sold
public auction, Cor cash. at IL o'clock, {
Saturday. the 4th day OF December next, 6
the premises, one undivided fourth part .
that portion of a certain tract ofland, situai
in the county Of Fairfax and state of Virgini.
commonly called
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Public Sale,

NiSihS b'IttSs
Y virtue OF deed of trust, from Daniel
Z ? c'PhersOa and wife and Elisha Talbot
aEi ife to me, under date ll,h of May,
1919, for the purposes therein mentioned,
| sha,i offer for sale, at public auction, on the
premises. on the 4th day of December, al
10 O'Clock in the morning,
a T.lN.NERY,
lying or the south side of Duke street, near
the Stone Bridge, partly in the county o.
Alexandria, D. &. and part in the county OF
Fsirtox, Va. This property is now in the
possession Old. Dougheny, and is said 20 be
a very valuable stand for the tanning bust,
ness. The terms will be made known at the
time and place OF sale.
PHINEAS JANNEY, Trustee.
lth mo- llth dt4lhD
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
a TANNERY,
IS Shares steam-Pump Stock
for Sale.

ASTILL be sold, at Marsteller's Vendue
W Store, on TUESDAY, 23d inst.
at II O'Clock, 10 shares Steam Pump stock,
for cash, tc The highest bidder, coniornlaby
10 the articles of association.
nov. II st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Public Sale. b
At George r. Gathers Auction Koulns'
Georgetown, D. c.

SiWOHS He Soouo ~
articles
3 bales point blankets, very heavy good
do rose do do
8 do blue and white kersey
do plains, assorted
5 do assorted bombszetts, very line
2 do do black do Il
cases Bombaz inc, very handsome goods
do corde and velvets
2 bales green and red bookings 4
do carpe'ing -,
9 do very best super6ne blue and oiacf
cloths
5 do assorted cloths 4
g do cassimeres III
&c ase, worsted hose, some very 6ne bl'kt
] do lambs wool, hall hose
2 rdo very fine cotton do
do Irish linen \
do do dowlass 4
2 do brown holland
8 do cotton balls
bales checks
8 do Carlisle ginghams
do fine Hannels
cases fine prints
do plate calico
2 do Ga cambria muslin
6 do steam loom shifting
4 bales tiCklenburgs
2 do hempen linen
3 DO burlaps
2 cases Bandana handkerchieis
| do Madras do
do domestic plaids
2 do brown shirng
9 do bed ticking
l do leyantinc silks
do Florence do
| do black sarsenet
do black senshaw
case black silk handkerchets
do sewing silks
do pound pins
do pack pins
2 do assorted metal buttons, 4
nc many other goods will be added to th'
sale.
Sale 10 commence al NINE o'clock, and con-
tinue from day TO day until alIsre sold.1
Terms, very liberal, will be made knowh
at time and place OF sale.
JpiU be added to The sale,
A stock of goods of house declining but
siness, amounting 10 about II COO dollaf
cost. comprising a good assortment OF desh
rable goods, which will be sold Tor what thef
will bring.
Also, zctlI be added to The aboUe sale,
A lot of very desirable goods, to be sold tc
cash. \
bale super super blue cloths
do do do co
8 do casslGereS \
do bombaZetts
case cords ;
do cords and velvets
do Bandana handkerchiefs
2 do steam loom shirting
9 do cambria muslin.
GEORGE r. GATHER, Auct'r.
november5 tmHstN15N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Round Hill for Sale.

10y virtue Of deed of trust from Dapiel
ss M'Pherson aud wife to ne, under dae
of the Seth of May, 1915. and for the'pur-
poses therein prescribed, | shalt sell at pnb-
nc auction, on tue premises, on FRIDAY ,
the 10th OF December next, tract of laud,
in the county of Fairfax, known by the
name nf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Hugh Smith & Co.

Hugh Smith 8 Co.
HAVE received, by the ship Boston,
L L from Liverpool, the principal part OF
their FALL SUPPLY; which enables them to
offer general and extensive
ASSORTMENT OF
EarthenTare, China 3 Glass,
which will be sold iou on their usual Gre
dit, to punctndl customers, or liberal dis
count allowed for CASH.
Also, on hand, and for sale,
f Soos pipes in boxes sg gross each each
Window glass, in whole &halfboxes
Liquor cases, plain and ornamented
Demijohns, 8 sizes %
Crowley steel, in iaggots
SO hhds. superior Trinidad molasses
Vaudeville s. Larmour
OFFER for sale, 100 chests superior y H
" tea 60 chests and boxes do imperial
hyson and young hyson
lao, 900 ID sugar in hhds, boxes and bbls
20, 900 ID coffee
90 puncheons Jamaica and Windward
I. rum; Is hhds northern do
5 pipes L P Madeira
a do Cognac brandy
6 do Holland gin
5 do India point do
70 bbls { "'''
40 hhds molasses
10000 Goshen cheese
200 sacks blown salt Liverpool filed
400 bushels potatoes
And their usual assortment OF wines, IL
quors and groceries. nov o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
Valuable Land for Sale

PURSUANT to a decree of the SUPERB
4 court of chancery for the district of Fr
dericksburg inVirginia, the undersigned cor
missioners will proceed to sell at public adj
ton, upon credit of one, two, and thu
years, al Middleburg, in The county of Id
don, on Thursday the 18th day Of Novel,
Der next,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-11
1000 acres of Land.

lying in the neighberhood Of Middlebure
The whole land is Of Hat quality term
plaster land, and susceptible oil high Il
Provement by the use Of il. The Whole "
be laid out into small tracts, of from twoI
three hundred acres each, and sold in ser|
rate tracts to suit purchasers. The Who'll
we'll watered and no country is more beaI,i;
Captain Pickett, who lives near the land. n
who is employed to make a survey OF IT; Al
Mr.. Sommers, who is the agent for the n
lection of the rents, will shew the land
those who maybe inclined to purchase Bo'
and security, and deed of trust upon ea
tract, will be required of The purchaser.
JOHN LINTON,
JOHN GIBSON,
: PHILIP HARRISON
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26
on,o,r,1 sEw-EScLASD ANEcDoTE.

ORIGINAL EEw-ENGLAND ANECDoTE.
Riches may be entailed. and nobillil'y
may become hereditary. Wit and wisdom
can never be made heir-iooms. There are
few names more respectable among the
p,tr;.rchs of Massachusetts, than Governor
Dudley and Judge Sewall, yet the former
had daughter, who could scarce keep out
of the FIRE and water, and the latter son
Of equal abilities. The prudence OF the
old2gentlemen intermarried these WISE
acres. In due time after the Marriage,
Judge Sewall, then sitting at the Council
board in Boston, received letter inform
inc him tha. his daughter-in-law, was deli
yered Of fine son-he communicated the
billet TO the governor, who, after pelusing
il. observed, with an arch severity, " bro
Their Sewall, am thinking how we shall
contrive to prevent this grandson OF ours
from being as great fool as his father"
81 believe" retorted Judge Sewall, -
believe. brother Dudley, we must not let
him suck his mother" lGasaTy
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26

From The Nsv- York EpeasHg Post.
ODE TO lMpuDENcE.
Inteser vita, scelerisque purus.
Horace. Book I, Ode 90.
The man who bears brazen face.
Quite a SON a,se, his glass may guam;
And whether ia or out OF place,
Nav twirl his stick and laugh!
Useless TO him the broad doubloon,
Red note, or dollar of the mill;
Tho all his gold be in the moon,
His brass is current money still.
Tbus-when my cash was at low water,
AT Niblo's | sat down to dine;
And, after tremendous slaughter
Among the wild-fowl and the vine,
The bill before mine eyes was placed
When, slightly turning round my head
"Caarge IT," cried 1.-The man, amazd
Star'd-made bis congee-and obey O.
Oh, bear me to some forest thick,
Where wampum'd Choctawsprowl alone
Where ne'er was heard the name OF t'ck'
And bankrupt laws are quite unknown !;
Or to some shop, by bucks abhorr'd,
Where to the longing pauper's sorrow'
The curst inscription decks the board
Of"Pay to day and trust to m'orrow ::
Or plunge me in the dungeon tower;
With bolts and turkeys blast mine eyes
While, call'd from death by Marshalls
power,
The ghosts Of murdered debts arise!
The easy dupes I'll wheedle still,
With looks of brass and words OF honey
And having scor'd decent bill,
Pay off my impudence for money.
CROAKER g. co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26
Philadelphia, April 81.
LATEST FBoM EUROPE


Capt. Matthew, Of the fast sailing ship
Dido, in So days from Havre, has favored
US with Paris papers to the 9th March,
The report of the dissolution of the Cham.
berof Deputies, and suspension of the Peers
House, is not corfect-both Chambers were
in session on the 9Th.
BY two Royal DEGREES of the 4th and 9Th
upwards ofeighty new members were add.
ed to the chamber Of peers, to strengthen
the Court party.
Prices at Haore, March 8-SGles.
Hyson Al, 50 in deposit--Georgia Cotton
! 90 duties paid-Louisiana do 22i do
Brown sugar, 50 in DEPOSIT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26
EXPEDITIONS TRAVELLING.

Several gentlemen who left Norfolk on
Monday morning at o'clock, in the Steam
Boat Virginia, Capt. Ferguson, were pu.
on board the New-Jeyey, Capt. Campbell,
eight miles from Baltimore, at half past
O'Clock yesterday morning, and, via EIkton
and New Castle, arrived here last evening
in the Delaware, Capt. Jenkins the whole
time 36 hours.
Travellers leaving Philadelphia in the
steamboat at IL o'clock on Wednesdays
may reach Norfolk at O'clock on Friday
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26
MAP OF VIRGINIA.

The Executive of Virginia have made a
contract with Mr.. John. Wood, of Rich
mond, for making map of that state, and
chart Of each county from Typographical
surveys. He is allowed FIVE fears to COM
plete the work, and is TO receive forty thou
sand dollars compensation. (The legisla-
ture of every State. should be the guardians
of the public welfare and prosperity, and
BY liberal grants, put in activity the genius
and enterprise Of the people.l
Boston Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26
pRAUGHTS.

Itis common in Ireland and England Tor
different parishes and counties to select a
given number Of men to play at athletic
exercises, against an equal number, from a
neighboring parish or county. Cricket IN
England, and hurling in Ireland, are the
sports most commonly selected fer such APP
pointed trials Of skill, and strength, upon
whieh much money is frequently betled.
From the following article, which we select
from an Edinburg paper, it would appear
that the close thinking mathematical heads
OF the Scots, have induced them to select
for their trials Of skill, game in which no.
thing is given to strength norleft TO chance.
There is a strong indication OF national
character in the selection Unpopular amuse-
ments. tDem. Tress'
The people of Lanark are become famous
at the game of paAuGHTs. They some
time ago ssccessiyely engaged aud beat the
parishes of Lesmahagow, Douglas, Coying-
ton, Libber;on, and Carluke. On Satur-
day se'enaight they met with party from
the PARISH Of Stonehouse, at Ne,hanteot. in
the parish of Lemashagow. when in keen
con,eAt Of City games, the Lanark players
gained t.seniy-two, and Steaehoase eigh-
teen gAmes. The other ten were drawn !;
thus having La~rk victorious By four
( gimes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26
Eewurk ~. J.) Aprii, 90.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCES.

MELSNOuOEf VCNVNNENNE.
On the Sd inst Mr.. Cornelius p. Dore.
mus, of Pequannock township, Morris coun-
ty, was killed by the accidental discharge
Of his gun. We understand he had been
out shooting wild ducks in a skiff.-lhat in
approaching the shore the gun wentof, and
its contents went tl,ro' one of his knees,
opening the blood vessels to such degree
that he expired in fifteen minutes after the
fatal accident.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26

The bill for taxing bank stock has been
rejected in the New-York Senate by ma
jority of seven; sixteen for rejecting, and
nine against it
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26

By the Economy, the editors of tie Ga.
zette have received the Bermuda Gazette
of the Sd inst. by which it appears, tia.
Sir James Cochran was on the eve q;
departure for England. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26
Coffee, Bourbon 90 1884,. Martinique
g asa e 4O-St. Domingo 1870 a 18Th.
digo Is a IS, duties paid.
LATEST PROM BoRpEAux.

y The Woodbine sailed from Bordeaux O,
5th Of last month, and brings the report,
which was contradicted in the London ps.
pers, that the French house Of deputies had
been dissolved, and that of the Peers sus.
pended. The commercial distresses 9;
France continued, and business at stand.
(Ntv-York, Gas.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26

ling to give him the satisfaction ORA gen.
tleman for it. Very well sir, said the ell
derly gentleman-taking the pistol that re-
NAMED loaded---now 60 you into that
house, sit down just where Twas, shut the
doorupon you, and will measure offtwelve
PAGES, and fire at the mark as well as can;
we shall then be on an equal footing and
let me tell you young gentleman, that. poor
as it is, that is the only satisfaction you have
it in your power to afford me. The young
men seemed as IL suddenly awakened from
a dream--they were filed with concern,
and felt disposed to give their whole atten-
ton to the friendly and impressive snimad-
versions of their venerable instructor, who,
while he knew the foibles, knew the vir-
tues also of his countrynen, and was "a
ware, that however inconsiderate, neither
cruelty or vindictiveness ever mingled with
the emotions of their hearts. While he
was in the act of expsstulating with them,
waiter entered the garden 10 announce
that his lordship's coach was ready-upon
which he shook hands with them, and bid
them hearty farewell.
My lord, the coach is ready!-Why,
what lord is he ?-they followed TO inquire,
and were told that the life they had so near
ly sacrificed to their folly, was one the
most valued and dear to his country-that
of lord Longford, illustrious for his private
virtues, aud for his public services in the
British navy-the father 1--WE believe) OF
general Packenham, who fell at New-Or-
leans, and of the present duchess Of We'll
lington and the same who used among
the seamen to be called old Trunnion.