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A LIGHT BREEZE.

We would advise that care be taken
HAt 10 make too great calculations on
the trifing Inflammation said to be re-
ceived from Spain and Italy, concern
ing a demand for Flour.
War is expected in Europe and ef-
forts are making to advance the price
Of bread stuffs.
We have ne objection that u n
fry produce and farmers should be en-
outraged in explorations, and to make
ali reasonable profits on good articles
sent roforeign ports But the prosDects
are not to be mpch relied upon re-
specting a long war. The United
States have much to spare, and Spain
and Italy will be oyer stocked with our
produce. The permanent prosperity
Of tire United States is, and will be
best promoted. by vending as cheap as
possible, sn ss 70 becnme rivals In eve
~ fnreigm market, where our vessels
are allowed entrance.
TN. 7. Er. Post.
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Late from Europe.
London. March 7.

London. March 7.
The bankruptcy of Howard and Gibbs
has produced a CONSERVATION in The minds
OF thousands. 1t may not be generally
known that these persons were connected
with most of the genllemans servants in
England, who sent them the savings oil their
wages 10 be placed out al seven or eight
per cent interest. The consequences are
now evident at Guildhall, in the aPpIica-
tons ard clamours OF disappointed annnI-
tants and creduIous creditors. But rs there
j. generally a salvo to improperly in the
minds OF the most culpable, SO in the pre-
sent instance the one partner accuses The
oibe other Of involving him in ruin. The
relationship between these gentlemen would
require the agency Of Doctor in the Com
mons to characterize, Mr.. Howard being at
OF :e the father in law and brother in law
of Mr.. Gibbs.
The following is an extract of a letter from
Stockholm
"The English traveller, NJ de Brooke,
who last summer arrived at Stockholm with
the intention Of prosecuting his travels be-
yond the Polar Circle has returned here
safe after his ardous undertaking. Proceed.
ing first to Daon:heim, be pursued his way
along the coasts Of Norlander and Finmar.
ker, until he reached the Northern Cape,
and waiting there until The fall Of the snow,
be IN the middle OF water kayersed the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
FrJm the Washington City Gazette.
The GREAT TOPIC OF THE DAY.

We have detailed the interesting in
trIigence by the Electra, To meet the
avidity Of our readers fur information
frum the theatre of war. The royal
plot vas witnessed in the green room
NJ La, barh. there cid Ferdinand gave
a rrhearsal of his ~treachrrous part bat
the lir>t scene If hostiiities will De n.
Is. L. nf Rome.
81. B,relli's speech in the Parlia-
ment If Naples, and the resolves Of
that body on hearing IF the insulting
uInmatum of the holy dictators. are
worthy Of the occasion. Should the
same spirit nf patriotism continue to
animate their troops in the frld :
should inexperienced ardor sus-
tain tn first onset Of Austrian vete-
rsns. th-ir country will triumph-Vo-
IuGteers Of note were Fastening from
,~arinus parts Of Europe, IN serve in
the Neapoliian army ; a glorious in.
stance Of the mpst approx able ~chivalry.
So:ac English and Fre:.ch Officers
were also eager 10 join the N~eapolitan
standard.
The policy Of governments We can-
MT calculate with such certainty as
the conduct Of individuals. These at
from feelings, from sentiments Of honor;
,I,osr from an estimate If INTEREST,"
NINE Of the Older governments are a
whit more friendly to popular freedom
than the Russian or Austrian emperors
are: but England may harb"r appre.
hensions of Russian sscendancy. and
take measures preventive of her naval
growth. In maritime greatness and
commercial power the BRITISH, ministry
will always act the part which the
sultans do respecting the succession
and
Bear like the Turk, no rival near the
throne"
The sound Of competition would
~starile John Bull from his happiest
reyrrie or his pr',f'undest slumber.-
IF the Holy Alliance avoid Touching
this tremendous string. they may fd
Ole away till do~omSday. Some pre-
dict that it is unavoidable. If they but
but touch il. Johns cabinet mo, like
the animal fire under Galranic shocks.
Russian squadrons may amuse them
scl,rs-,luring the summer. solstice,-
IN m Gulf 1T Finland, or the White
Sea: they may sport like whales in the
sra 90 kamschatka: hut must not spread
Their sails to hi Ky in the Baltic or
Atlantic: they may eDgrOss Catheri-
nel's Archipelago. and exercise their
FIo;illas ON The Black Sea; but if they
steer towards the MISUNDERSTANDING
a, the Archipelago OF L.evant, John
Ball beats to quarters. He would pro,
baby ask leave 10 ocrupy the Sea OF
Mamnra, and garrison every fortress
from the Straights of Constautlnople
tn the -xtrrmr Of the DardaDelles.-
Russia may cherish ambitious illusions
Ut s-lA.l.s the British dominion over
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x. UARR
DENTIST.

DESPECTFULhY .nfCrms The ladies
IL and gentlemen Of Alexandra, ana its
vicinity tina, he has taken a roam in Mr.. Al.
kinson's house, on Fairfax street; where be
viii be happy TO wal; OIL them 10 the line OF
his profession.
mays colt
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upwards Of fly millions Of souls in In
dia, and Britain would perhaps laugh
al her menaces ; she may do any fh'"s
short Of rivallins the ie'iathan ,o'
Europe.s
However, as we have not serted an
apprenticeship in the schools o,
the prophets" where divinati"n and
prophecy we're ancientiy taught as a
handicrsft,-we confess n utter M
competency to any effort beyond the
nlain Deductions Of reason. u tie
southern powers Of Europe unite with
England and Sweden against Aiexan-
der l. Co.. the new alliance must d,s-
turb the older. Louis cannot resist
his present partners very cheerfuly. 1t
he stipulated at Laybaeh to contribute
q large sum TOW ards the expense OF the
crusade against Napl's.
of the change Of ministry in Spain.
the National Gazette gives the follow
ing information
:. The intelligence brought to this
port last week Of an entire chang IN
the Spanish ministry is confirmed by
our adyices. In the Speeches of some
Of the meabers Of the Cortes. this C.
ven: is openly declared to be the effect
Of dar gerous intrigues and To be o
thy Of universal regret. The king
proposed to the Curtes on the third OF
March indicate tn him the men most
ft to succeed the dismissed Statesmen
in the several departments Of the go
vernment ; but that assembly replied
that the constitution did not allow
them to take the part which he request
ed i'm the nomination. of his ministers {;
they could offer no other COUNSEL, in
acknowledgement of his august conf
dence, than hat the individuals who
might be selected to ell such high Off
ces should have gwen proofs of their
attachment to the Constitutional system.
The choice was made accordingly anu
is announced together with the names
Of the new fuHCtionaries, in the govern
meLt Gazette, Of the 9th Of March,"
The Able de Pradt has most ex-
actly painted the naval prospects OF
Europe, under the iron reign ot Graf
Britain. How fnrfunate il is for the
world At large that naval resources of
the United States are indestruciible .
Our wooden walls. united with those
Of the Atlantic and western states uf
South America, may one day protect
the better destinies If man.-if a bar
barous transatlantic polio! should ever
menace the new world, as Persia me-
naced Greece. At the same time We
may draw hope and caution from the
Grecian example. Her c~onfederary
successfully resisted the P~ersians-but
through the d%issentlons between Athens
and Sparta, the arts and arms ut Phi.
lip reduced all its m,mbers 10 sla-
very.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03

Shops Washington and Frances, report,
ed ID yesterdays paper as sailed, url no,
sail until to- day, aud schr. Delight in
Peace, Kelly, still remain. IN port.
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AfA> READING room -;
$3.50 MANN JOCRNAL.& M
FORT Of .1LEIdhURL.i. Aav ?.

Sieop Henry, kboces, i've Cay. fr Provi.
dence, X. /. line, potatoes. cider, Lay
GOD ana straw hats, to the masier. Saw
ship " i~iieInina, from hence, under way,
bound down, se.ow Cobb's Neck, last sun
day forenoon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
CONGRESSIONAL KLEITIOEs.

T-ginia-Alexander Smyth. John
FLOYD. WIN. S. Archer, VIM. M'C"y,
wm. Lee Ball, and Robert S. Garrett.
are reelected without opposition. Ed
ward B. Jackson is reelected by a
mairity OF about 1000 votes over his
opponent. Thomas Wilson. Arthur
Smith is elecud in the Surry district
by a majority Of SAL votes over John
&. GRAY. the late member. George
Tucker is re electrd by a large majon-
~ over his opponent, Mr.. Roane.
mat. Int.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
To Spectators.
4 real Gold Nine discovered.

Il redt GOtd .nlue dlScOTefed.
DUBLlC curiosity has been very nnch
L excited for his some time past. by re-
ports OF a SILVER NINE having been dis
covered near this town, and also Of COP.
PER NINE IN CuIp. PIPER county, Va.
wien in fact The REAL MINE OF
WEALTH s ne Grand National Canal
LIT eIy, tae scheme OF which presents to
the eye OF The purchaser, all that is requisite
to render mankind Independent and happy;
as proof OF l. sssertion We will merely
state the following.
Interesting Matter of Fact.
That on Yesterday morning the Grand
CAPITAL Prize OF FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS was drawn from the wheels and
distributed 10 those who have consulted
their own interest, by making choice Of
lucky nun Der; notw outstanding this. the
wheels are very rich, as only 25u0 numbers
emsin to be drawn, and there are still
Is prizes OF 1000 dolls. VIA several Of
500, 100. SO, &c. floating.
The number Of tickets DOW on hand be.
Ing very lew. Runnels requests hIs friends
to make immediate application, at his truly
fortunate Office, kins-st Alexandra.
mays
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Runncils' Prize List
Of the 5 5h lcy'. Drc1irg gM
Grand National Canal lottery.

Draws again on Friday next, and finishes
next week-onty Coco plumbers remain 10
be drawn, and there are l6 prizes OF Diooo
-sgreat number Of 500, loo so, &c. TO be
distributed to The pubic.
a few warranted undrawp numbers may
be had al
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-15
Police Notice.

WHEREAS repeated complaints have
w been made in relation to the keepers
Of tipling shops, selling liquor TO, trading
with, and entertaining Slaves, contrary both
to the laws of Virginia. and the CorporatIon;
practices particularly calculated 10 demoTa'
iize the minds Of such persons, for remedy
whereof,
Notice is hereby Gtven:
THAT any slave or slaves, seen in any
!ipIng house, without producing written
order. stating that he, she or they are sent
there by their master or owner on business
with the keeper of the aforesaid house, vail
re taken forthwith to the office Of the Mayor
aswell as he Occup'er OF the house, TO be
dealt with according 10 Jaw; and this reeu'a'
ton will be rigijly enforced; the publlca'isl
will be made in both papers Of the town To-
ten days pre- vious thereto.
by order Of the Mayor
II. |. REEVES.
DAVIS BOWIE.
Police Constdtks.
aug Is
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LATEST FKOM BERMUDA.

We learn from Captain Ross, of schr
Columbus from Bermuda, that the infa'u
ated Governor of that leland. Sir VIM
Lumiey, did not relax in the least his ar
bjtrary mandates, but vigorously enforced
them by the aid OF the military. A shorr
time before Capt. r. sailed, John Till,
Esq the Mayor of St. Georges, and his
brother James Till Esq. formerly of the
firm of Till Il Costing, of this place, }
were conducted to prison under guard
of soldiers, by order Of this tyrant; the
former for dispensing an unlawful assem-
blage OF negroes, in execution of his duty
the latter for refusing to surrender to hin
the Church Books. Our papers by the
Columbus are to 2Sth July, inclusive, but
contain no news. American produce low
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-15
VIRGINIA.
Marshnl,s Sale.

4 7 superior Court OF Chsncery h.h !,
~ the town of Fredericksburg on Tie ~ ~
day OF MAY. 1921,
James C. Deneale-Pia.n'iS,
AGAINST
James Deneale and Elizabeth D. DeneaIe-
Defendants.
This cause came on to b. heard on IL.
papers formerly read and the repor, Of Com
missioner Barton, made pursuant to The =,
der o, the eth day Of April, 1878, 10 Which,
there was no exception, and was argued nv
counsel, on consideration whereof The Conn.
doth adjudge. order and decree tina: the SAIL
report be confirmed and that the def.nd.n'
Elizabeth D. Deneale, do surrender 10 II.
marsha Of this Court So many OF the slave.
mentioned in the deed exhibited in ,Li
cause as may be necessary TO pay the sum r.
money hereinafter mentioned, aud tia, n.
marshal after having given thirty DAYS No.
tice by advertisement published in Som,
newspaper, printed 10 the town of Aley,n
dria, or District Of Columbia, 90 expose 70
sale by public auction for ready money. G.,
many OF the slaves aforesaid as may De- No.
cessaIy, end out OF .he money arising troa
the saiL sale, pay TO the plaintiff, FIVE him.
dred aud nine dollars and III cents, with in.
teresi al the rate Of six per centum per arnum
ON four hundred and twenty three dollars
and thirty FIVE cents part thereof from n,
.3lst day Of Dscember, 1890, until paid, and
the Cost by the plaintiff, expended in tIe
prosecution of this suit, and the surplus Of
the proceeds OF Sale, il any, pay to the del4o.
dam, Elizabeth d. Deneale and Iepor, HI,
proceedings TO the Cour. in order TO fusI
decree.
Costs, 81 dollars 4 cents.
A Copy, Tese. ). I FORD, C, c.
ftrPursuant to The above decree, shall
on Saturday the 18th day of September nr,t
al the house of Mrs Elizabeth D. Deneslp
in the county of Fauquier, expose 10 sale By
,ublic auction for ready money.
Fire Likely Negroes.
consisting OF women, girls and boys.
WM. NJ. CRAIG. dep'y.
of / Stanard. Marshal OF Fredencksburg
Chancery District.
aug Is 2awlm
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Last Of vessels left at Gibraltar 5th July, b.
ship Commerce.

L,s, efvesssls left at Gibraltar 5h July. b.
ship Commerce.
Ship Augusta. Taylor, OF Philadelphia I'M
certain. Brls Day, Tucker, CT N. York for
New York. uncertain. Brig Wild Goose.
Rice, Of Salem, for Rio Janeiro same day.
Julia, Lincoln, Of Boston for Boston, soon-
Mevenry, Covisgton, do do uncertain; ALA
baEa, - of Baltimore, place OF destina
ton not known, uncertain; Eliza Riley
Small, OF Norfolk, Tor Norfolk; Newturr
Gushing, OF Phil Tor Philadelphia, to sal,
in very shor, time, schr Gardiner Boston.
for Boston. soon. OFF Cape Spartell spoke
the Buenos Ayrean brig Independence, on
cruise, bad 'sken two prizes The ship Ss-
chem from Orleans Tor Gibraltar, was IL
sight Lest Gibraltar, June 98ih, ship Anna.
Bile Matilda, Myers, of New York, for Bor
deaux: brig Rose, Tubs. OF Phil for Dor
.deaux; Farmers Fancy, Grover. do for Ca
dz; Rising Sun Fenton, do for Phil Mary
Palmer. Herbert, OF H. York, for N.'Yolk;
Ceres. of Salem from Bait Tor a market;
Messenger. from Boston Tor Marsellles;
James Monroe, Toby, GEORGETOWN, ID. c
tor do; schrs. Torpedo, Chandler, Of Bali
for Smyrna; f. II. Semmes, Ssmmes, ol
Georgetown. d. C. for Rio .Janerio. Aug
I'd, spoke sch Mary Morrison. of Pbpsbure
| days from St. Barts bound 10 Bath. Aug.
9Th lat Sc SO, edge OF soundings. spoke
schr Planter, Of Edgerton, on a whaling
voyage, 25 days out, had 40 bbIs OF OIL
Schr. Levaot, Oldham, Rappahanno Ok
Corn TO the master,
Ifugust Ii
Brig Eunice, Wallace. 10 d. from Boston,
plaster to HIM. Fowle g. Co.
Brig Governor Brook Bishop, 8 ds from
Boston, ballast, to VIM Fowle & Co.
Schr. Thetis, Newcomb, ~ days fr Bos-
ton, molasses e. plaster. to I'm Fcwle & Co
Schr Nancy, Perry, 10 days from Boston,
lime and boards TO J. H. Ladd T. Co.
Sehr. Ann. Small. Is days from Boston,
lime. Vim. Fowls s. Co.
Schr. Enterprise Aims, Is ds fr Lubbock
plaster to }. ii Laid & Co.
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton, sa hours
from Nor folk.
Brig Margaret & Sarah, Coal Is days from
Boston, passed up.
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FIRE.

About O'Clock yesterday morning, the
citizens of this place were alarmed BY the
cry OF ire, i, proved to be in a small wooden
hniliing lower end OF Duke street, which,
with two others, one on each side, was de-
s,royed The ai4crity OF the Gre companies
aui citizens prevented MS spre sding farther.
The building in which it originated being
uninhabited leaves little doubt that il was
the work OF an, incendiaFy. Citizens, be on
your guard.
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49, RE4DING-ROOM "a:
go MARIN JOURN AL ~:
PORT OF .aLEXANDkL9, Aug. Is.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Thomas Wilson, capt w. Thompson
rs days from Boston, Ballast. to Wn. Fowl
g. Co.
Brig Sally, Berry, IS days from Boston
ballast to Vim. Fow lie & Co.
Ship Commerce, hotgkinson "a days from
Gibraltar, VINE d specie TO C.. |. Catlelt.
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posed by Mr.. McRae, (who proposed a re-
suu,ion that the principal agent should he
called IN 10 refund at the rate OF 500 dolls.
a year)-Mr. MoRae's was rejected ~ COM
mittee, and the following adopted both ~
committee and in the meeting;
Re,olved, That the salary OF 1000 dollars
allowed by the standing committee to the
P. Agent in the year 1911, and accordingly
draw by that officer annually from that Pc
Rod, be confirmed.
TO be concluded to morro0r.
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Charleston. dug. s
FROM ST. AUGUSTINE e.

FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.
The sloop Hunter, Carter, arrived at
St. Augustine on the 2ist, and sailed on
the eth ult for the purpose OF exploring
the interior part of the Peninsula below
the 2Sth degree of latitude. This vessel
was fitted out by an association at Phlla-
delphia, under the protection of govern
ment.
An arrangement for the conveyance OF
the mail between St. Augustine and st.
Mary's, has been formed. The mail Will
leave the former place on "Wednesday, q
arrive on Tuesday morning.
Thomas Fitch is, appointed Attorney
General, pro tenn. of East Florida,
Peter Maxcy, of st. Johns, has been
appointed by the collector OF Augustine
Inspector for that port.
IA Peniers, appointed by the Presi-
dent Sub Indian Agent to the tribes OF
Indians in Florida, arrived on the Goth.
Florida Gazette ela and 96h uh.
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.Naruland Tobacco.

Robert II. Miller gees out SuPercaFgo o.
the abov. ship, anu will undertake he ma
nagement of any business which hIs lrIrna'
may think proper to commit to his charsr'
aug IL
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Norfolk. dug Is.

Norfolk, Aug Is.
H. Christian Majesty's Frigate La
Junon, Capt Martening, was yesterday
towed down to the mouth of the Western
Branch, by the Steam Boat Potomac
where she came to anchor about o'clock,
and between 6 and z o'clock in the eve
ming, got under way again and went down
to Crauey Island: she is bounl to Brest.
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For Bremen

ok The substantial and fast sailing
w ship. VIRGINIA, James Hilman'
master, has the principal part OF her eaIsO
engaged, for freight of SO bids. OF Tobacco
T. H. ROWLAND.
Who WISHES to purchase,
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

Esissa Of 4 ittftr foa ssnAsn1n. Ole sf tIt Ma
fsn Easily ct BvGnsrd. IN 1s clsrskee nsiiss,
iski.fsmdin NsU-Lonlsn, dated Jan. 70, sssa.
sour school continues TO prosper
We have between 80 and go fine chill.
dren--they are improving as fast as
could be expec,ed-there is an increAs-
ing desire among the natives TO have
their children educated-She nation is
rapidly increasing in cisilization-at
their las, council they divided their
country into 9 districts, appointed cir
cult judges. sheriffs, constables, and
justices, and laid tax on the people to
build courl.house in each district
They begin to pay very considerable at
tention to cultivating their land-there
are many good persons among them.
1t no longer remains doubt wheth-
er the indians of America can be civil.
lized-,he Cherokees have gone TOO
fer in the pleasant path Of civilization TO
return to the rough and unbeaten track
of savage life"
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
oSAGE MISSION

We congratulate the religious pub.
lick on the interest excited IN behalf of
the Mission 10 the Usage Indians
On Monday evening last, (the 5th ins;.}
d preparatory meeting was held in the
church in Murray-street, wheu an Ad.
dress was delivered, and collection TAX.
en- up FOR the United Foreign Mission
AIRY society, under whose auspices
second Mission Family, of more than
forty mcmoers@ have commenced their
yonrnsy u the Missouri Territory. On
Tuesday evening, farewell meeting
was held sn the Ouch church, iniNas-
sau.street, when. a number oil eloquent
addresses were made, and another COLI
lection taken up. We have scarcely
ever Witnessed such crowded meetings
on, any occasion. Many hundreds of
anSious spectators we're unable to see
the mission family, or sc. far enough
into The. churches to hear the exercises.
Yesterday afternoon the interesting
family embarked ON boa:d the steam
boat OilVe-Bganch, on their journey to
the place OF their destination, accom-
panied 10 the steam-boat by great
| nsmber Of our citizens, who antlci pate
much good from this apustolink enter.
prize. 1t will be recollected that it is
contemplated to introduce among the
untusored sons of the forest all the ne.
cessary branches of agriculture and the
mecfsnick arts, as well as TO proclaim
10 them the glad udings OF great Joy"
that animated the hearts Of the shsp-
herds on the plans Of Bethlehem aud
these benevolent exer,Ions for The hea.
then on our borders are patronized not
only BY the three Presbyterian demon.
nations OF Christians, but by the gov
eminent Of the United States.
W Y. G1z.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
P0ETRY
COUNTRY COMMISSIONS.

DEAR Cousin, write this in haste,
To beg you win get for mamma
A pot Of best Jessamine Paste,
And pair of Shoe-buckles for sPa,,s
At Exeter Change ;--then just pop
Into Aldergate-street for the prints
And while you are there, you can stop
For a Slxein Of white Worsted at Elint,s.
Papa wants new Razor Strop,
And mamma wants a Chinchelli Muff;
Little Bobby's in want of a Top,
And my aunt wants six pen'orth Of Snuff.
Just cali in st. Martins le Grand
For some Goggles for Mary, (whe. sqnints j
Get pound Of Bees-wax in the Strand,
And the Skein of white Wofsted at Fhnt's.
And while you are there, you may stop
For some Souchong m Monument Yard,
And while you are there, you eau pop
Into ary'bone-street, for some Lard
And while you. are there. yea can call
Fos some Silk of the latest new tints,
AT the Mercer's,- not far from whitehall
And--femgmber the Worsted at Flint's.
And while you are there, 'twere as wen
II you'd call in Whitechapel, TO see
For the Needles; and then in ll-Mall,,
For some Lavenderwater for me;
And While you are there, you can go.
To Wrapping, to old Mr.. Clint's--
But all this you can easily do,
When you get the white Worsted at FIintfsA
send in this parcel, from Bet,
An old Spelling book to be bound,
A Comedian breach TO be set,
And some Razors of Pas to be ground.---
o dear! what memory have +
Notwithstanding all Deborah's hints,
I've forgotten to tell you to- buy
A Skein of white Worsted at Flint's.