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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
MASONIC NOTICE.
Brooke Royal Arch Chapter,
No. Is.
NALL celebrate The approaching festi.
w val Of St. John the Baptist,
ON a m rYfa y, arr

NAV ILL celebrate The approaching festi.
w val OF St. John the Baptist,
ON SATURDAY, 94th inst.
The members arenotifed to meet at their
Hall, in ST. Asaph-st. at o'clock, p M at
which time and place the Companions and
Brethren of the Chapters and Lodges in the
District, and such transient Brethren as may
DE IN town, are respectfully invited to at
teno: at 4o'clock precisely, procession
VIII DE formed, and proceed TO St Paul's
Church, where a discourse will be delivered
by the Rev. Doct Wilmer, and collection
made tor the benefit of the charity fund.
The officers of the respective Chapters
and Lodges are requested 10 wear their jew
els. The pews in the centre isle will be re-
served Tor the procession, the North and
South doors Of the Church will open at 3
O'CLOCK Tor the accommodation OF citizens,
ladies In particular are invited to attend.
By order of the M. E. Fl. P.
SAM. H. DAVIS, Sec'y.
GrThe Brethren of BROOKE LODGE
are requested to meet at the Hall Of Brooke
Chapter on Saturday next, a; 8 P. N. in
pursuance OF the above invitation.
BY orderof the w M.
SAN. II. DAVIS, Sec'y.
N. b. Agreeable TO an invitation from
Brooke Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6. the off
GERS and members of Alex'a w. Lodge No.
S2 are requested to meet at the Lodge Room
on st. Asaph-st on Saturday Gath inst. at
5 o'clock T. M.
By order Of the w. M.
Benz, C. ASHTON, sec'y.
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Henry 7. Whitney

Corner of Prince and Fairfar Streets,
DErURNS his sincere thanks to the citi-
IA zens of Alexandria, and in an especial
manner, 10 his customers, for the very libe-
raj encouragement he has met with during
his residence in this town, and takes this OPP
portunity to inform them shat he has just re-
ceiyed good assortment Of SEASONABLE
GOODS. which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates, and any uncurren. notes taken
at reasonable discounts.
P. S. Every description of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, at the lowest
price, and all orders for any articles OF clo-
thing executed in the most fashionable style,
with punctuality and dispatch, on the. most
reasonable terms. thstu4mo april l2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to an order of the Orphans
4 Court of Alexandra county, will be sold
on Monday next the 26th inst. at ten o'clock, =
all the personal estate Of Thomas Towers,
decd. consisting of eleven HORSES, six
CARRIAGES, four GIGS apl one SULKY
also. Household and Kitchen Furniture
Terms and 9 months credit on all sums a.
boye SO dollars. with notes and approved
endorsers.
VII be added to the above sale,
A colored man named Davy, for the term
of 7 years, very faithful, trusty hostler;
colored lads time to the end OF the present
year; large quantity of very best manure
a first rate gold watch, aud the crop of Ii
notify of an eight acre lot as it stands.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-.
The National lnteIligencer will publish
the above advertisement until sale. and send
their account to this office for payment.
june l9 dt26
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Orphans Court,

.alsIandr.u county,
June Term, 1920.
ORDERED. That the administrator OF
~ THOMAS TowERs, deceased, do give lhe
usual notice TO debtors and creditoIs, three
times week four weeks in the Alexandria
NEWSPAPERS. A copy.
Tes,e, A. MOORE, Reg.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, of Alexandra coun-
ty, in the district OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate
of Thomas Tower, late Of the county a.
foresaid deceased. All persons hating
claims against the said decedent, are here.
by warned to exhibit the same to the sub-
scriber with the vouchers thereof. passed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the 9Th day
of December next. or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate and
those indebted thereto are required 10 make
immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 18th Of June, 1890.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Admir-, of Thomas Towers, deceased
june IS mwf4w
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German Goods.

. WILL be landed tomorrow from cp
w. board the brig Columbus, captain
Dehls. direct from Bremen, and tos sale by
the subscribers,
i2 bales burlaps
8 10 bessians
6 do brown rolls -.
IL do hempen ticklenbergs
9 cases white rolls
:. do oil cloths
2 boxes travelling cases
box work baskets Z
2 cases looking glasses
| do skates, suitable for the season
20 crates bottles; cask marbles
These goods are received on consignment,
and will be sold on very favorable terms.
IN STORE.
20 hhds sugar
200 bis. Sugar
2ocasks rice
80 bales cotton
So hhds. molasses.
bales sail duck
june s NJ. MILLER y son.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority of drecree ofthe
- circuit court of The district of Colbnl-
bis, for the county Of Alexandra, in the case
of John Dixon's administrator, against the
heirs Of VIM. Ramsay, deceased ,and others.
the subscribers will ofer at public sale, ON a
credit of 8, 6, and 9 months, on SATUE-
DAY, the Gath day OF This month, a LOT OF
ground, ON the west side of Royal-siyeet, be
tween King and Prince streets, in front, Gu
Royal street, IS feet 6 OF inches, 10 depth,
83 feet inches.
Sale on the premises, at 4 o'clock, p M.
Payments TO be secured by deed of trust.
WIN. RAMSAY,
J. T. RAMSAY,
june 8 thslnts Commissioners.
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ORPHANS Court,
Charles County,

June Term, 1890
TEHlIIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
4 has obtained from the Orphans Cour,
of Charles County, in Maryland, letters Of
administration on the personal estate of Doc
tor Thomas John Speake, late Of Charles
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the voucher.
thereof, on or before the 9th day of Deem
Der next. or they may otherwise BY law be
excluded from all benefit 70 said estate. Gil
ven under my hand this sixth day OF June,
Apno Domiai, 1920. BENNETT DYSON,
June s taths3H* Adluin:s..a:or
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
Public Sale,

FINDER the authority OF deed of trust
" from Thomas Cook and wife, to secure
debt due A. Faw, the subscriber will
offer al public sale, on WEDNESDAY, tie
9Th day of July next, at O'Clock P. nj. On
the premises, for cash, two story tenement
and lot of ground On the north side Of Prince
street, about go feet - inches to Inc ives. %
Henry-street; in front on Henry street. 80
feet ~ inches in depth 81 feet BY orderof
the trustee. S. A. MARSTELLER, Anct
june 10 stp,h,s
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office,

NIAS committed to Fairfax county Jail,
w by warrant from under the hand and
seal OF Isaac Mclean. justice of the peace
of the aforesaid county negro SINGLETON
BIRD. as be calls himself, and says be was
born free, and came from the state of Mary
land. The said Singleton Bird is about %
years ofage, 5 feet or 10 inches high. vel
low complexion, has two of his fore teeth
out, and is a smart fellow; his cloathing a
blue country roundabout and dark pair OF
pantaloons and old hat. The owner, if any /,
is requested to come forward, prove his pro-
perry, pay charges, and take him away, or
otherwise he will be dealt with according to
law. p. B. BRADLEY, Jailor.
For RICHARD COLEMAN, Sheriff
April II d3m
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For Freight.

s& THE sdip HAZARD. William
8&H Crabiree, master, carries 500 hhds.
4 tobacco, or $500 bis. fiour--she is good
ressel and can be ready to receive cargo
an board in q few dsys-apply to
WM. FOWLE, s. Co.
whc have for sale said ships cargo OF
10000 bushels St. UbeS Salt
Also Isuding from the schooner SUSAN,
Capt. Baker, from Boston,
,st.wn;0ss Sicily Madeira Wine
-, 10 asG p'g r. Warehouses; brand, of SUI
'qO1Fs' '0' perior quality.
l5easks lnseed oil,
i.ae %
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n. Orleans Sugar, &c.
Lndsau & HUI.

III AVEjust received.
d L 80 hhds LIST ql'ty r. o. sugar
Zoo bpis No | behring's, Bait. inspectn
1900 bushels corn, afoat.
III Store,
Havana and St. Domingo coffee in bag
Muscoyado sugar, LIST d I'd ql'ty in hhd
and barrels
Loaf sugar, LIST ano Cd quality
S. P. Ienerife 4. sweet Malaga wine ms
quarter casks
GuDpowder, Imperial, Hyson, and Young
Tyson tea, in 5, 10 T. Is catty boxes
Muscate raisins, Cognac brandy and Hol-
land gin in pipes; whskey in hhds and bar
rels some old and vsry good shad of a
superior quality; corn and Albany oats, also,
constant supply Of Family Flour.
mayl3 If
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Freight,

SI VESSELS wanted Cor Mobile
8SslRgsand New Orleans. to carry the bulk
Of twohundred TO two hundred and fifty bar
res, about sixty barrels to New Orleans, the
remainder TO Mobile Apply az the Office
Of the Sup't. Indian Trade.
George Town, june 2S duuly5
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Five Dollars Reward.

I'm consequence Of the keqpent injuries
Il done TO pumps. whereby the citizens sui
fer great inconvenience. any Nyerson or per-
sons who will give such information 10 the
mayor or superintendent OF police, 50 that
the perpetrators thereof may be CONVICTED,
shall receive the above reward.
JAMES CARSON,
fame 20 Superin:endanto OF I. ICE :,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
Vinegar.

7 HAVE at my Vinegar yard ,on Fairfax st.
Eopposite the first Presby terian Church,
several Thousand gallons choice Vinegar,
which will sell by the barrel at rs cents
per gallon, and by the single gallon at SO
cents.
Attendance will be given from in the
morning till s in tie evening.
JOHN r. BROOKS.
june 9 st
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SALES ATAUCTfUN.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY at 10 O'clock. AN.
Will be sold at tbs auction store, corner
Prince and Watersheds,
A variety Of goods, {the auctioneer beEs
the attention of dealers, as many will be sold
without reserve, viz.
Chambrays
Muslins
SEiItings
India C0ttons
Cloths
Cassimeres
Brown Linens, &c. &c.
ALSO.
Candles
Honey
Gin
Sugar
Hats
Furniture, sc. &c.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct's.
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10 Rent.

.4ad de ANIMATE possession gtpen,
hex<A An excellent two story brick ware
GTTN house and dwelling, at the upper end
~ OF King street; an eligible stand for
Mn<he -four and grocery business. APP
ply to CHARLES CHAPLIN.
June 9 fmwtf
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~
READING ROOM >,&fAA,
~ MARINE JOUR Nal. .
q cenls PEI
-5opY, m 3LEX.aNDRL4, June 90
\ ARRIVED,

ARRivSD,
cs5. susan. Baker, days I'm Bos-
- s assorted cargo to merchants OF the
district, .;- $500 .-.;,,oa ~
nslp;ra April 81, and proceeded to Rio
,''" and brig James Munroe. Al
SS" arrived at Madeira the 5th May,
s ", very dull at 6 dollars, payable IN
sif'' Norfolk, Inue 90.
The BRIG Agenora. Cole, from Cape
o.ayy. (fIayli bound to Baltimore,
owed il Hampton Roads on the 18th
80, LIFT there the Cd inst. brig o.
3sosia Rutherford, of and for George
, , time Of sailing uncertain Schr.
C,,mette. Vail, OF do. do. The mar
hts we're completely glatted with all
i;,ts Of American produce-and the
r,oiuce Of The island might be quoted
:, Tie following prices; Sugars per 100
lbs. IS; coffee. per do. 10; molasses.
nor cal. 90 Cts Salt, at Turks lsalnd
ra,yery scarce on the 9Th INST; the
Prize which it commanded was frvm 20
/, Is cents per bushel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
For Sale.

A N additional supply of Murdoch, Yuille.
-EAWardrop & cos. London particular, Ma
deira, Burgundy. Sercial, received by the
schooner Adams from Madeira.
w. HODGSON.
iune 8 dYY3twtf
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For Freight.

FIX The BIZ. brig ALERT, Tho
13xisE mas Jones, master .burthen 1900 bar
fels. She is u substantial and well found yes
sci, and viii be ready for the reception of a
cargo 10 lew days. Apply to
T. II. ROWLAND.
Who has for sale the Cargo of said vessel,
consisting Of Bangor slate OF the hrstquality.
1qi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23

NOW DRAINING !
ALIENS PRIZE LIST.
- ,r,r ,,r,nr or,nrrv
LiIEKAl URE LII IEht,
THIRD CLASS.
Elsusnta day, Dyaapiiisg.
Q s7s7 prize.of Dlo 200
TT Ty vi 1au', Draasay.
Tb N9 so17 al prize Of ont , oys,
20 dollars:
The s,ow mn n,1s s.sn x vel 10 be- drawn
2 prizes Of $4,000 Dollars
10000 !. COZ
&c 800 900
i'ooo
IA 500
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w anted.

A It Old Point Comfort, 20 STONE MA
ASONS. who are good worknen, and
none other need apply. Also, 20 LABOR
Frs; blacks will be preferred; liberal wages
will be given. Apply to the subscriber in A.
lexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23

a,.s. which they somewhat resemble
% color; ...rv * certainly valuable to our
y as the Turkey stones have sold
per-, r. !, lOoeents, and the Obey stones at
q cents per 10.
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For Sale.

sEg The schr MlLLY. carries $50
sES:& barrels, is good vessel clipper built,
sails remarkably fast, and will be sold very
low 10 close concern. Enquire of Captain
Har2esty on board al rhompson's wharf, or
to THOMAS /. PEYTON.
june 90 At Upper end of King street.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
Fresh Lemon Syrup.

fsNHE subscribers have on hand a fresh sup
Il ply OF superior Lemon Syrup" which
they offer for sale al their Sugar Refinery on
Alfred street. d. MCLEAN & SON.
june 22 3l*
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A. G. Cazenoye & Co.

A. C. Cazenove j. Co.
HAVE Just received further supply Of
III Young Hyson Tea, OF superior quail
ty. imported last March.
Cogniac brandy in pipes, 4th proof, and
pure as imported,
Russia sheetings oil cloths
India straw carpetiHg
Brown and bleached shirtings and
sheetings, plaids, stripes, chsmbrays and
cotton yarn.
IN STORE,
A lot OF superior hides, which will be sold
low. june 3
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Union Bank Of Alexandria.

June 8, 1920.
A N election for Directors, 10 serve the
IAensuing year, will be held at the Bank
House Of the institution, on Monday the I'd
day of July next, agreeabIy to Charter. OF
which the stockholders are hereby notified.
c, T. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
June 5 tdie
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Murdoch Madeira Wine.

NIWTfIUN,II NJdUCII q W 1EICs
EyHE subscribers have received per schr.
4 Adams, from Madeira, an additional
supply of Murdoch. Yuille, Wardrop & Co.
L. p. Madeira wine, of very superior quail
ty. A. {. CALENOVE q 20.
mayIl
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.Lotteru s EIckange Office
Leeshurg Turnpike Comply

Leesburg Turnpike Comply.
NTOTICEi is hereby given, to the stock
i ShoIders ofthe Leesburg Turnpike Road,
thata third instalment often dollars on each
share OF stock. subscribed since the lst Oc-
tobef, 1878, is required TO be paid on or
before the LIST day OF October next.
n. B.-Those who have not paid up their
first and second instruments, hope will call
and do so, before the FIRST day of July next,
as longer indulgence cannot be given them.
BY order of the Board.
THOS. R. MOTT.
June I9 d3o
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Cathedral Church Lottery.
DRAFTING ANNOUNCED

OFFICIAL NeTicE-CoHEN's OFFIcE,
BALTIMORE. Jane IL, 1920.
Wiz patronage OF the public baying been
SO Literally extended towards the sales
: ue 'lcs Sc Mn M 'ne oAIAEDsAL CHURCH
;.ottsAs, .ne Indnasefs' uuiy acXnowledg-
.ns VIC sa.iG' nSSe 'us sas'suaGiiqh 70 an,
i pI aSr 'ha' ~, Tue Dah Ivy Viii Ahh
.,o.tS nG ~ ..s IA ga us HAloaG, curing
"eS""' tt0' fo'S'2 \F1u uSt, aHu " All progress
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Negroes Wanted.

rEHHE highest prices in cash will be paid
1 for parcel of young NEGRO BOYS
and GIRLS, from 12 to 90 years of age, if
application is made at ELI LEGG'S Tavern,
Kings Alexandra. ct
june 20,
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6-I Of 1000 Dollars
besides large number Of 100 dolls. and l2
dolls. prizes.
For the lucky numbers, apply at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-09

These soldiers aye taught 20 cad lie
Colonel OF the regiment 10 which they
respectively bcioDg, oURFATHEa, aad
they are taught to obey him as fosher,
and those officers who hold higher mill
tary rank than 6 cur iather'' they dare
not approach; but disobedience al the
orders Of their colonel they consider as
booming them to evrisating misery, and
they would prefer the most torturing
death to disobcdiehce Of orders.
Their sentinel duty consists in guard
ing the premises Of the nobility and gen.
cry. and the number is preportionatc to
the rank aud standing Of the gilarded !;
that is, from to 200 soldiess and when
one is placed rs a sentinel, he stands with
his gun shuulderrd in soldier like man.
ner, and his accoutrements OIL il due or
der, ard never varies his position till he
is relieved by a successor, accompanied
by proper officer, at the tn4 Of his ak
hours.
AT the end of each week, the avails Ct
each ones labor is presented to the CON-
missary, who pays the current value of
the article, in money; a part Of whch
money is returned in purchasing their
scanty rations Of provisions (which by
the by, is better than they llad been ac.
customed to in domestic liIel and part
is applied, as occasion rvqunes,. to re:
plenish their, clothing, arnn,unition, &c.
After two, three or four years in this ser
vice, and it appearing-that they have ac-
CURED the arts Of civilization, learned a
useful occupation and the praetioal du-
ties OF a soldier, they are suffered to re-
tire to domestic life, but must retain all
their military equipments and holdtbetn-
selves in readiness to Join the army at
their coun,ry's call in a uouient; aud as
these retire, new supply Of the same
uncouth class are ordered to occupy
their places. Those who retife are ie :
q,iired TO educate their childrsh at the
established schools. Thus is this great
man training his almost boundcss do
nainions to arms and arts without ex-
pense. Let Europe look our. - Lss her
remember that monarch Of the same
name once held a station among them. !.
I,s . xanesvlte, (0&o} Asher. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-09
Tsp. @aif.
BosroN, AUGUST 5.
--latest rom Enghind.

BY the ship Jasper, Capt. .Crookq,
arrived at this port yesterday, 10 40 days
from Liverpool, London dates 10 22d
June have been received; beng a days
later than previous accounts. - BIZ sub
ject Of the Queens examination, con,ln-
ues to bc the most interesting one now
before the nation; and although the ne
gotiation SO often alluded to in parlia-
ment, is now said to haze completely
failed, and the result laid on the liable in
the House oI Commons still it does
no, prove that negotiation Nil not be re.
newed between the two royal parties.
We have been ofopmion, that the King
would yet be obliged to acknowledge
his wife as his Queen; that he would
not risk a public, examination Of the
Queen by the proper tribunals, lest he
should fail OF establishing her guilt; he
well knowing, that such result willel-
evate her in the eyes Of the world in the
same ratio that he would sink lsisnstif III
the estimation Of his adherents.
In the House Of Commons, ON the
subject of the Queen, Mr.. Wilbcrforce
had given notice of motion, which he
hoped still would avert the neccssity OF
an inquiry--Aand Lord Castlercsgh and
others had suspended their views to give
time for his motion to be decided.
Much impatiencc had been manifested
because Mr.. WIS motion had been de-
layed one day longer than was at first
proposed, but he had pledged himself to
make it III the evening of the 22d of
June, four latest date) and MIR. Tiemey
had stated that he should resist any at
tempt at farther delay, and call for the o.
pinion of the House. Lord A. Hanii.
ton had also given notice Of two motions
on the .ubject, one related to the order
for omitting the Queen in the Prayers.
Mr.. w. appears to have had some con-
ferences in preparing his motion.
The Queen is said to have dctermin-
cd to remain in England, and to have
engaged residence in the country.
Bills for loan of $4,000, ,OOOi and
the funding Of 1900 ,o00k. in Exohcq-
uer Bills, arc before Pmliameni. But
the appropriations proceed in their usual
style. Consols for account were at 20
Ia Another attempt to reduce the
Arm had sai!ed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-09

pears 20 us this process IS gong on
throughout the great mass Of the Euro-
pean population, that renders the opposi.
ton 10 it Of monarchs or mobiles, in our
judgment, equally hopeless and impolitic.
AfTee system OF representative govern
snent will, we arc convinced, pcrvadc Eu-
rope in few years; snd dfhis change, so
beneficial to all the best interests OF ous
nature, may, If not incautious!y opposed,
be effected without the bloodshed and
devastation which too often accompany
political changes. s.-W r. Ameriean.
In the debate IN the House Of Lords,
Of the 2sth May, OH the foreign CON-
merce and general condition of Great
Britain, the leading minister, the Earl of
Lioerpool, said: The falling of which
has taken place in British exports to
America, Of cottons, glass and wooIlens,
cutlery, hardware, &c. amounts, upon an
average OF three years to deficiency Of
3,lO0,0oOl. sterling, annually. The
distress which prevails at present in ev-
cry country of Europe is much isfer,or
to that which exists IN the United States
nf America. They are now retrograd-
Ing, retracing their immense strides, and
will tall back to their original situation OF
twenty years ago. There is no doubt
the population of the United States rnust
aispays depend to great degree on Brit
isl, manufactures for supply. ."--ls it
possible that the noble Earl could really
believe that the misery of every country
in Europe is much inferior to that pre-
vailing in the United States? And if,
with his knowledge of the causes which
render such ease impossible, he could
not believe it, what must we think of the
Prime Minister who would hazard the
assertion.in SD public manner? To say
nothing of the condition OF the three
Kingdoms under his administration, suf-
ficenty shewn by the strain of the In
Vulnerable petitions presented tn Paylia-
mentary debates, it attention be had to
Frarce, the mfsyiOrity of her misery to
ours Can be tested by the fact recently
promulgated by one of her most accurate
and dssiduous statistical enquirers, that
swo thirds of her population, supposed
to be tolcrably wcllSoR, arc rarely. or ever
able to crafty. themselves with animal
food Mar. Gasette.