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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Drawing Announced.

Drawing AHhOuiICOu'
TIME Drawing of the Grand National Ca
nal Lottery will positively commence
in October next, and such has been the "a
pid sale of tickets that it will be finished with
great despatch. All who are deslrous OF Sc,
curing fortune at the least possible hazard
are invited 10 examine attentlvelyt the scheme
of this brilliant lottery, which contains the
following truly desirable capitals, VIZ:
100000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
so of 900 Dollars.
90 of 500 Dollars.
With several thousand smaller prizes,
More prizes than blanks!! And 6,ooo LICK
cts entitled to tao chances each
Tickets in the greatest variety OF numbers
(wholesale or retail, } for sale at
TY e r S
Grand National Lottery office.
Two doors east OF Davis's Hotel, Pennsyi-
vania avenue.
Orders from all parts OF the United otates
,eocloeing the cash, will meet with prompt
Present price of tickets lIdollars shares
IN nronortion. but will advance to 2 on the
~ n,b psso &c pp,amber B. O. TYLER.
ang rs 2w Sole agent for the Managers
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Teas.

v lindsay & HILL have just received
I Ifrom Philadelphia,
1863 packages teas, of the latest importa-
lions. viz: Gunpowder, in half chests and
len ,catty boxes; Imperial, do do do do !;
Young Hyson il chests and do do; Hyson,
40 do do. Also. 2 cases, ID canisters,
s;upoowder and Imperial. sept IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Mary Mooney

ITAS just received from New ork, and
L i now opening at her store on Falrtax-st.
an elegant assortment OF
Leghorns straw bonnets
Straw bands; artificial flowers
Ureaths and punches; figured ribands
White and black chip hats
september st"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Sermons.

: SNHE subscribers for the sermons OF the
L Rev, James lnglis, D. D are hereby
sOtihed, that they are now ready Tor deilSe-
y; aud that they may be obtained 6y ap-
alcstion to ELIAS HARRISON.
august so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
For Sale,

TWO likely young negro men, ne gooo
e., carriage and Wagon driver and black
nm NV the other valuable for the held
WIN SVse who may be disposed to purchase
Ios enquire al the bar of the Washington
-" II september b
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
This is to give Notice,


VNHAT the subscribers hath obtained from
! the honorable the Orphans Court OF
Charles County. in Maryland, letters OF ad'
miaistraIion on the personal estate OF ignaa-
,ius Wood, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against said dece
dent, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
With vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at
OF before the 29th day OF February, 1891 ,as
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate, and all those ln-
debted, are requested to make immediate
Payment. Given under cur hands, this 18TH
cay of August. 1890.
WILLIAM A. THAR, Executor.
ANN WOOD, Executrix OF |. w.
september z oW
The National Intelligencer will insert the
above three weeks
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Public Sale.

TNO close the concern Of Samuel Ward x
i Co. will be exposed TO sale at public
auction, on the 9Th inst at 10 clock lat their
Cabinet Mandatory. all their stock in trade,
consisting OF a variety of newly made maho-
gany furniture; also several of furniture not
finished, with unwrougbt materials and tools,
and variety of handsome chairs, and a
hearse with gear: and the unexpired term
OF a lease. Terms at sale.
ISAAC KELL,
BENONl WHEAT, : iruS'ees'
september4
e The above sale is post
poned until WEDNESDAY morning, the
18th inst
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
n etice.

A Ii persons having claims against the
N firm of SAMUEL WARD & Co. are
requested to bring them in for adjustment
and settlement, and those thereto indebted
are also requested to make immediate pay
ment, as it is the wish and intention OF the
trustees to close the concern speedily.
ISAAC KELL,
BENONI WHEAT, Trustees.
september
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
TOBACCO.

NIFTY kegs BARCLAYS brand, war
: Santed Of prime quality, for sale ey
smO l2t L. Fl. HOWLAND.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
For New-York.

.bsS> The substantial and fast sailing
IAssasloop HELEN, captain Phneas r;
Corey, lying at Thompson's wharf, to sail
on Tuesday next, will take freight or pas
sengers on reasonable terms, if application
be made Immediately. Apply to the captain
on board, orto C.&I.P P. THOMPSON
Sep9 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Also For Freight,

"a, The schnr. FREETOWN, captain
&E. Sprague. burthen about loco barrels,
a good vessel, and will be ready for cargo
in four days.
And for sale said'schooner's cargo of
ITO tons plaster paris. Apply as above.
august rs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12

DIR. Archibald b. Dick,
OFFERS his professional services to the
|Ocitizsns of Alexandra. His residence is
on Prince between Royal and Pitt streets.
and nearly opposite to Mr.. John A. Stew
art's. stuth3w July
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12

AkX The new and substantial schr.
tMaRMILO, Thomas Farnsworth, master,
burthen 1000 barrels, will be in complete or
der in three days for freight to the W. In
dies, south OF Europe, or coastwse. Apply
to sept z JOHN H. LAID & co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12

For Boston and Portland,
fAI The schnr. MARY-ANN, captain
&& Prince, will sail in few days. She
has part OF her cargo engaged. For freight
of 500 barrels, which will be taken low. APP
ply to WM. FOWLE & 20. !.
Who have TOR sale said schoeners cargo OF
I4o tons plaster paris
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
John H. Laid & Co.
TO Rent,

.. lO ICHl3
TIME house at present occupied by Mr.
Josiah Watson, as the Post Office. Pos
session may be had on the first of August
next. For terms apply to no,,,,,,
July s THOMAS BROCCHUS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
For Boston,

.kK The packet brig HERO, Ln-
49, Their Hall, master, will sail early next
week: for freight Of 800 barrels or passage,
TOR which she has handsome accommoda'
tons, apply TO the master, on board, or to
W. FOWLE y co.
Who have for sale said briggs cargo of
90 tons first quality clean St. Peters
burgh hemp
70 tons plasterparis
90 barrels No. & mackerel
september z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
For Freight,

To any Eastern port,
IA, The schooner THOMAS, josiah
& Spaulding, master, burthen $50 bbls.
a substantial vessel and will be ready for a
cargo in three days. Apply to
JOHN Fl. LADD & Co.
Who offer for the cargo of said vessels, viz.
80 M merchandise pine boards
400 casks Thomaston lime
Also, landing from brig Hebe.& schr Midas,
80 tons Swedes iron, of sizes suitable
for Wagon tire
SO bundles binders boards
6 tons Russia hemp august ID
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Al lie n s
lucky Office,

PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Washington 'Ity.
Tickets in the Grand State Lottery, 9th
class, at 80 dollars,
Orders by mail, or otherwise, enclosing
the cash, post PAID, will meet with promps
attention. Address s. &, M. Allen.
n B. For the more immediate conve.
nieDce of our customers, choice selection
oftickets in the Cathedral and National Lot
teries have been left at the bookstore OF mr..
John A. Stewart, King-street, Alexandra,
where those who wish to adventure are lnvl-
ted to call.
senfemhera
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
Fire al Nea'burvport.

This III faied town has again been visited
by its old enemy, II commenced its opera
lions on Thursday night last in barn in
Green. street, which was soon levelled with
The ground. The barn being detached from
any other building, The first FIRE was confined
10 The spot where il broke out
About three o'clock Saturday morning a.
mother fire of more threatening aspect broke
out in large block of wooden stables between
Temple and Charters streets, which with sew
eral surrounding buildings were soon demol-
ished. The following are the buildings burnt:
The stable in which il originated. owned
by Capt. Il. n. Clark, and two others adj
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
From the London Magasins.
HUMANITY'S GEM.

JESUS wEPr.' john ri. IS.
How sweet is the tear ofregrct,
That drops from humanity's eye;
How lovely the cheek that is wet:
The bosom that heaves with assish.
This world is sorro wful stage.
A valley of weeping and woe
From childhood to sarulous age,
The tear unlimited will Cow.
Our own or anotiser's distress,
Win force the soft lustres to fall
Nor can the mild bosom do less
Than grieve for the sorrows of all
For he who has nought TO impart,
May at least give the wretched tear,
Twill comfort the sorrowfui heart,
When no other conf ri is aesr.
The Saviour in sympathy wept,
And gave the divinest relief,
When Lazarus mortally slept, -
To his sisters Overwhelmed with grief ;
He sorrow'd for Soly mas doom,
As he sat upon Olivet's steep;
He thought on her judgment to come,
And pity constrained him TO weep.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

joining it, owned by Mrs. Gross, the former
occupied by NJ. d. Gilman, trucknap, who
lost several tons Of hay, two horses, &c
double dwelling-bouse owned by Mr.. Brad
street johnson, and Mr.. Smith, Of hewbur,,
and occupied by Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. Blumpey,
rgger, and Mrs. Alderman. who has under
her care the children OF the g Female Asy-
lum.' The mausion-house OF Andrew Frolh
ingham, Esq. and the dwelling house and
barn OF the heirs of the late Thomas II. Bslch,
occupied by DR.. Nathaniel Smlb--Ihe house
was torn down, when the fire approached IT.,
to preserve the opposite buldings-ihese were
all on Temple Street. The buildings on all
sides were scorched, and some were saved by
great personal efforts and the well directed
exeriions of the firewards and engine men.
The loss Of Mr.. Gilman, Mrs. Akerman and
Mr. Blumpey is severe, as well as that OF
Mr.. Evans the first mighty The building IN
which The Post Office is kept, and occupied
by Mr.. Lord Post master, and others, was IN
imminent da niger, but the end next the hire be
ing brick pr eserved il.
The wind was fortunately very light, but
the springs being low great scarcity OF wat
er was experienced.
What .excites the most alarm and creates
the most lively distress in relation 10 these
fires, is the cause that has gwen rise to them
There is every reason to fear they originated
with the midnight incendiary, and he Select
men offer reward Of $3.50 for the discovery
of the perpetrator.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

should be communicated TO her and The pub
lie, for she was convinced that the more II
wa, all s.led the more false il would appear
Her Majesty wished to show, that all The dn-
ties of a man and wife had been violated
with respect 10 her.
Lord LIVERPOOL said no unnecessary delay
should take place aud on Monday he would
nx the day for the second reading.
Lord GRrY moved liiat The House proceed
tomorrow on the bill. Rejected BIZ 10 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
or Late and Interesting Mems
from Spain.

The brig Adeline, Capt. WIsoArE, 80
days from Cadiz, arrived at Portsmouth, N. H.
on Sunday last, brought papers from that
place to the 18th ult. They announce the
assembling Of the Spanish Cortez at Madrid /,
OH the 9th, and that the Spanish Monarch ap.
peared before that body and soemnly took
the oath TO the Constitution on the 9ih.-
This pleasing Intelligence reached Cadiz the
18th, and filed the whole city with extreme
Joy. The streets were filed with citizens,
singing patriotic songs and crying out with in
describable enthusiasm s. Long live our Con-
sttutional King Long live the Constitu-
ton" The magistrates, the military and
civil officers, the inhabitants of all classes, and
conditions shew patriotic enthusiasm wor.
thy Of the sentiments that Distinguish this
heroic people. The city Of Cadiz, desiring
however, to shew in more solemn manner,
the love they profess for the msgnsnimous
FERDINAND, the best of monarchs, the father
Of his people, determined to have a process.
son through the principal squares and streets,
sisn efigy his majesiy-and at 10 O'Clock
IN the evening the procession commenced
from the Constitutional Square. A beautiful
hiumphal Car, carried by individuals Of the
national militia, The centre of the principal
part was occupied by the Ef6sy-dressed in
beautiful royal mantle, the extremties Of
which were held by two children, represent
ing two genuses, dressed in white, and crown.
ed and encircled with nowers-the sides of
the car were also decorated ia the same
manner.
The. exterior part Of the centre and above
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
ENGLAND'S QUEEN.

The most important movement in favour Of the
Queen has already been commenced in the "loy.
al and aaectionate' addresses OF York, the city Of
London, Westminster, the hrteugh Of South
wark, nc. The address OF Preston, eouched in
the warmest language of devotion and reverence,
was signed in few hours by several thousands
OF the inhabitants Of that place. On the presen-
tat'on oithe London address the Common Couu-
Gil chamber was filed with well attred ladies'
waving their handkerchief. in token Of obeisance
and sympathy and one lady, il is related, knelt
before her majesty and calculated fervent pray
er for her welfare The people hailed her en-
Enthusiastically the Benefit Societies marched in
honour of the occasion, with flags and music; her
horses were Embarrassed, and worthy John Bull
yoked hmse II ia their place, and drew in triumph
a woman against whom his government had just
preferred AN indictment for course life as villa
and scandalous that of the wors, OF brothels Ii
is curious contrast, the proceedings and design
OF the King and Ministry on the hand, and the
dispositions and manifestations OF towns, and cor
porations, and populace on the other /; especial
y if we look to the probable issue of the trial be-
fore the Pecrs,-a sentence confrmstory Of accu-
sstious the most dsgracelul to which her sex
could be subjected. Every wise Jonathan"
will We presume, know how to draw the true
moral from all this, and learn to content himself
with the humility Of his re publican lot.
National Gaseise.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
PAYAgLAN EARLY.

LONDON. JULY 8. Ranor ttposts. LAT with
respect 10 The charge against ils. @ e q of
naving committed adultery win Pesgq n ner
Majesty is provided with ~ p,oasasraJle
defence Morning. Chronicle. The obs '-0er
adds, we have reason 10 he1le.e, lha, he
great charge against her II is.iy viii on
examination appear perfectly a5srd
5 The Queen, II is said has .amoneI nearly
100 persons, in Italy, as witnesses III her
defence. How does THIS sgfee with tie
iuiimstops in the preceding article 2?
The British revenue in The quarter ending
10 July, is 743, 1851. more than in the cores
ponJing quarter last year.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29


Letter from: the .lme. icun Consul IN CGdiz.
CApIz, July Is, 1890.
This town has been for The lasi SIX days
theatre OF galety T. rejoicing. On the 9Th INST
an express arrived IRON Madrid, in 43 hours,
stating lnat the Corlex Of the Spanish nation
had ibeir first session on the 9Th /; that they
had appointed Mr. EsPIoA, one of the most
enlightened and liberal deputies OF the tor
mer Cortes, President. Gen. QUiRoGA had
been appointed Vice President. Immediate.
ly alter the nomination OF the four Secretaries,
a CON niltee was appointed, Of "a members.
10 ,niorm the King that the Corles was actu :
ally and legally constituted. A letter was
written 10 the Secretary OF the State, in or
der that he might ascertain when it would be
agreeable TO His Majesty 70 receive the CON-
millee from the Cores, and The KING ans
wered that he was willing 10 receive them
without loss Of t,me-the committee called
OF His Majesty, who received them most era.
Nioooiv ouo WIZ hhCo aS wv AhSt' ~ ~
O'Clock, A. NJ. to appear before the Congress
and make the solemn oath to the Constitution.
On the I'm. al day break, another express
arrived from Madrid in 90 hours, which
brought The Gazette with the Official account
Of His Majes,y's appearance in the Cortes
and his oath to the Constitution on the morn
ing Of the 9,h.' before all tho painces of the
blood, the Diplomatic body, the Ministers Of
State, the Council Of State, the Supreme
Court Of Justice, in fact all the authorities Of
the town, an immense number Of officers Of
the army and navy, and about 1000 specta-
tors, which is more than the galleries could
conveniently hold /: His Majesty read a
speech in which he attributed all the evils
which had happened for the last years in
Spain. to the bad counseors who surrounded
him that Providence had at last condo.
scended to open bis eyes, and that he trusted
that the Cortes would assist him in promo
ting The general welfare. His Majesty ap-
peared to be full of salisfacton--he spoke
with energy and without embarrassment
The President Of the Cortes made very SEN
sible reply to the King, TO which His Msjes-
ty answered tina, be thanked the Cortes for
the expression OF their feelings towards him,
and that he haitered himself that new era
was about to reign in Spain from that mo-
men, His Majesty then retired amidst the
acclamations of the people, and the tears OF
all the spectators.
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pDyRpRYa
LOVE AND HOPE.

LOVE AND HOPE.
.Swiss fir.
DIV THOMAS MOORE.
At morn. beside yon summer sea,
Young Hope and Love recin'd,
But scarce had noon tide come when he
into his barqie leap'd smilingly.
And left poor Hope behind
And left poor Hope behind.
20. said love, to sail awhile
A cross the sunny main;
And then so sw, ct his parting smile,
That Hope, who never dream'd Of guile,
BELIEVED he'd come again
BELIEVED he'd come again.
She linger'd there till evening. beam
Along the waters lay;
OFT trac,d his name, which still the stream
As often wash'd away
As often wash'd away.
At length a sail appears in sight,
And tow'rd the Maiden moves;
'Tis Wealth that comes, and gay and blight,
His golden barque reflects the light
But all tits net Loves
But ah! it is not Loves.
Another .ail-'twas Friendship show'd
Her night lamp DER the sea;
Ard calm the light that lamp hestow ID;
But love had lights that warmer glow ID
Aud where alas was he
And where alas. was he
Now fast, around the sea and shore,
Night threw her darkling chain;
The sunny sails were seen no more:
Hopes morning dreams Of Love were o'er;
Love never came again
Love never came again.
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the efhgy there was TO be seen beautiful sta,
iue, representing Spain with the Constitution
in one hand and Sceptre in the other. Pre-
cedipg the car was a band ofmilitary music,
and an innumerable number Of wax lights.
The procession was headed by an escort Of
gentlemen on horseback, elegantly dressed in
the anceint Spanish costume--,he rear was
composed of large detachment Of the nation
al militia, preceded by the Band belonging TO
the Regiment Of SPAIN"
" The brilIiaacy' Of the night wed with the
day in the splendid illumination Of the public
edifces, and the Immense concourse Of peo-
pie, the general enthusiasm Of the people Of
tered a grand and magnificent spectacle, in-
ieresing ia the extreme. and worthy OF
FREE and illuslrious people anxious TO shew
their love for their King and their enthusiasm
for the Constitution.
"A solemn mass and te-deum was celebrat-
ed at the Cathedral in great spendour and
magni6cence, &c.
:. Among the tessts solemnized for the mem
orabe 9th otJu'y, one merits particular al
ierton in the svmpluous banquet gwen 10 the
National Militia, IN the Castle vi San FefBaH
do.-Allsr the banquet the immortal Riego
was conducted ia triumph TO his quarters by
the people"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
THE CORONATION.

FnrpyY, July INT BEAUMONT gave no.
tce thai be should on Tuesday move an al
dress to the King praying him 10 postpone has
Coronation on account Of The pending inquiry
respecting the Queen.
Lord CAsTLEREAeH said, il was his intention
to have proposed the postponement though
that intention did mol arise out Of any circum
stance relative to the Queen.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
WITNESSES AGAINST THE QUEEN

WITNESSES AGAINST THE QUEEN.
DIVER, JULY 9. Yesterday eleven Italian
men and one woman, alsoi mean appearance,
witnesses against the Queen, were landed here
from France. As soon as it was known wha'
they were. they were beset by large crowd
of men, women and children, and beat mosi
numerically. particularly by the women, ior
laring to come to Engl on their proAicale
GRAND. The mob was dispersed by the
Magistrates, and the Italians sncaked or for
London.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
@ANR!psrRa
PORTLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST s5.

1.-THE following articles were issued from our
Office on dne,dsy morning last in a
Handful They are republ,shed in to-
days paper for the benefit of our distant
subscribeY.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

Dana, Eaton, Edwards. Elliott. Gsllard Holmes
OF Maine. Holmes of Mississippi, Hnrsey. HUI
ter, Johnson OF Kentucky, johnson Of Louisi-
ana, King of Alabama, Lloyd. Parrot, Pink
ney, Pirasaois. Talbot. Taylor. Thomas. Trim
BILE, Van Dyke, Walker of Alabama, Walker
OF Geo Williams. of Mississippi. : ~.
The question was then taken on order
ing the resolution, as amended, 10 be en-
crossed and read third time, and was
decided IN the affirmative by yeas IL nays,
as follows:
YEAS.-Mrssrs. Barbour, Brown. G. han
dler, Eaton, Edwards, Elliot, Gailiard. Holmes
of Maine, Holmes OF Mississippi, Horsey, John
son of Kentucky, johnson of Louisiana, Kins
OF Alabama, Lloyd, Parrot. Pinkuey, Pleas
ants, Smith, Talbot, Tayler Thomas, Van
Dyke. Walker OF Alabama. Walker OF Geo
Williams OF Mississippi, Williams of Ieunes-
see.-26.
NAYS.-Messrs. Burrill, Dana, Dick erson.
ii unter, King of New York, LAnman. Low.
RE, Macon, Mills, Morril, Noble, Palmer.
Robsrte. Rugsles Sanford, Tichenor, Trims
BILE, Wilson.-lS.