Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-13

had lately deserted from his master in that
city. His name we have not been able to
learn.-Com. Adv.
United States Mail Coach. Yesterday
afternoon this convenient and elegant Stage
Coach left this city for Philadelphia, with
six inside passengers and the same mum.
Der Oh the outside. This Coach was built
by Adamson, Clarke G. Love, of Newark.
and is owned by Messrs. Lyons, Of Jersey
City. The body, and boots' for the
Mail and baggage are on cradle springs.
A correspondent observes, that it is built
partly upon the London plan, which for
deafness OF workmanship cannot be ex.
celled. 1t contains two seats for six in.
side passengers, and outside seats foreight,
including the guard for the mail, and iri.
yer. The box under the drivers seat for
baggage, is perfectly tight and secure from
the weather. The mail is carried 10 a
box on which the guard rides, and we'll
secured with lock. The body Of the
Coach exhibits number of paintings aud
devices. On the middle panneIs Of the
doors are the U. S. coat of arms, and like
wise those of New York and New Jersey,
with view of an American frigate Just
passing and firing salute, with the old
'76 flag flying, with thirteen stars, in hon
or OF the declaration Of independence. In
the upper door panel is very pretty
view of the City Hotel, with these Iiues.
I" leaves at 2 P. M. C. Jennings" The
four quarter PANELS each present herald
ry cased in armour. On the box seat,
!" Bank Coffee House, leaves at 2 p. NJ.
WIN. Niblo's." On the mail box, 6 Wall
st. House, E. S. Bunker, 2 P. NJ" On
the right hand door PANEL is represen-
iation OF Gifford's Hotel, Newark, very
exact imitation; under which is written,
arrives at a p. M" On the mail box is
printed, Trenton, John Anderson's, IL
P. NJ. and on the front box, 6 Washington
Hall and Judd's Hotel, Philadelphia, 5
?. M" On the back or hind part Of the
mail box, is beautiful horse with pair
of wings, denoting swiftness, with a scroll,
(" Steam Boat Hotel, j. Lyon & Sons, 8
p. NJ" Over the same, Z" U. S. Mail
Coach,' and underneath, Oh brass plate,
the name Of Adamson, Clarke & Love,
Coach-makers, near the bridge, Newark
IN. j.. This is the first Coach Of the
kind got up in this country, and weeannot
but think that the NIessrs. Lyons deserve
great credit for their unremitted exertiops
TO accommodate and forward the traveller
with comfort, ease and dispatch. They
have spared no expense, aud hope for
liberal share Of public patronage. The
weight of the coach is only 1900 pounds,
whereas the present Post Coaches 10 use,
exceed 1900"
July 8.
Spanish Treaty Raiifed.-Capt. Rip
ley, of the schr. Zephyr, who has arrived
at Boston III AZ days from Cadiz, inlorms,
that /" the American Envoy had been well
received at Madrid; that the treaty ceding
the Floridas was ratified; and Lieut. Read
was daily expected at Cadiz with the rati-
fication, to bring it to America in the s!oop
Of war Hornet, appointed TO sail the LIST
of June for New-York.
"Two Spanish 74's aud frigate for
Lima, sailed from Cadiz few days before
the Zephyr-but they carried out no
troops. Itwas not supposed that the grand
expedition would depart before August"
Captain r. brought dispatches for
government.
THO Pick Pockets. Sou Tuesday even
ing, gentleman, who happened to visit
Scudder's Museum, suddenly missed his
pocket-book, containing upwards of 500
in bank bills, bank checks and certificates
for $500 more, &c. on which he went
instantly to the door-keeper, and request
ed that every one that passed out might
be searched. Some consented to this
but gentleman of this city, and a man
of respectable character, we are sorry to
say, refused, aud was permitted 10 pass ;
the search was then given up, and Of
course no discovery was made at the time.
Early next morning, the person who lost
the money went to Frumenti's to be shaved,
and observed to those present that he was
robbed Of his pocket-book on Tuesday
evening, and SO much money. He was
then requested by one ofthe Messrs. Al
lens, to 90 with him to his office, and leave
a description of the money. He did SO,
and it was Immediately ascertained that
$40 Of similar money had been exchanged
and more offered, just before, by stran-
ger who was about to depart in the steam
boat for Philadelphia. Mr.. Allen imme-
diately went to the stage proprietor, and
made known the facts. A warrant was
next procured from the police office, and
assistance, with which they proceeded to