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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
WILLIAM OXNARD
No. ;, 1Hussey's ROW, Has opened for sale
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Cotton and Woolen Goods, cis:

Cotton and Woolen Goods, ciz:
DROADCL0THs-Ca ssimeres-K erseys-blut
ID Planes-Flannels-B omoazetts--R at,inett.
light and dark Observation-Disclosures
ShirtiDgs and sheetings-Dimot->-wh Jean,
striped do.-cotton Vestings-7-G
and IA Lineus-long Lawns-Iinen Cambrics AM
DO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Damask-cot.
ton Damask--brown Holland Mu.Iins--Indis
Caiicges--SeersucEers-w Cambrics-csmbric
Musliss--black and cciouredC ambrics--hlack Ital-
ian Crapes-Tabby elvets--coiton ami worsteo
Hose and half Hose-Rlbbons-black and colorec
Canton Crapes-Gingha UmbrelIas-black silk
Handkerchiefs-- Bandana and fey silk Haudker-
chief--variety ofcntten SlawIs and Handkercb,f,
Pins-Tapes-- sewing k-Twist-- Euttons-
boxes cotton Bals-wire 1hread--white. black
and colored silk Gioves-Beaver and Kid G loves
-Bucram-CarPet Bndings, &c &c.
Factory Sheetings; bleached and brown
shrtings; Tickings; Ginghams linen and cotton
Checks; Stripes; Ssttineits; Threads, &C. sc.
May 1. 1871 8w
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P More Mem Goods--For Cash.
ELISHA VI\TON,


HAS juh received and % nos opening large
: and valuable addition 20 his former stock Of
EscLSH, FREscH, CAsTos and AhERIcAk
Goods, which renders his asortmerr very ex-
tensivesn cd complete and will be sold At such low
prces (for cs<h only a. cannot fail to please.
-.aMong zshich ore
Mandurin Nankin and canton Grapes, black and
assorted colours,
Black and green syochavs and Sarsnetts,
Superfine black. double chs;n Levantines,
do. do. florence ard Italian silks,
Black and white silk Hose
Elegant Ribbons. plain and figured,
Flag, bandanna and cross barred silk Hkfs.
Black elk do.
Srperfne 7.8 & IA London Prints dark light,
Merino Handkerc hefs-do. half Handkerchiefs,
do. imitation do.-s silk fancy dc. elegant borders,
Grape Shawls--black silk do coloured Braids,
White and figured Neekerchiefs,
Super6ne b zck silk Vefting. new sile,
Drilling, white and eoIauIed Maueilles Yelling,
Blue, black and fancy coloured ,uperGne BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSIAERES-middlin and
low priced do
Saxon Woolenests, new and elegant article for
gentlemen's GUNNER wear,
Jacoaets-blue ADD yellow Nankins,
Dimoties-white ans-Shirtings, Sheetings,
Linens-Cambricks- Muslin -mun &
figured do linen Dsmask--Russia Diaper
Patches-OopperpIates, sc. &c.
Essbssge Street, May Is, 1921. Ct
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Rice, Cotton, Oil, Gin, Vine. Rec,
Pork. &c &c.
SEWARD PORTER.

No. y, Long Wharf
II AS for sale, landing from soop Messenger,
IL 20 bushels Rye tutabIe > sub,titvte) for
Coffee,
eags Cefee-2o barrels Pork,
50 boxes Oranges ard Lemons,
steTcss Sics -9o doz. Scythes.
Just ReceiUed and IN Store,
&c Pr geatiemen'r Nankeen Trowsers,
ba'es Eotton-lo cask, Sweet Oil,
10 nhas. rhisdep hia Gin.
81 pipes } Sicily Madeira WINE. Of the Vim.
hhds. Stsee of 1915. Warranted pure Al
! Or. cask y imported.
III piece choppa and flag handkerchief,
6''o' tiaek Italian sewing Silk,
10 yoses London made Pipes,
barrels bodied Porter, contaning s doz. each
ooxe' Wait. No. & s, Chocolate,
:; :: s !: S , s.':::. RAlsINs,
BOXES sxes--2 dog. do.
s :: : S'f $;::. 's...'' TEAS,
! 2 hid n o Sugar,
gro Mackerel Hooks Bed Cords-baps Corks
-quintai. Cod Fish-Plough, bb. Rosn-An-
cbors OF al kinds and sizes, &C. sc.
June q, S2l. f.
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More mhite Cdmbries* *cheap* )
CHARLES BRADLEY.

6--MuSey's Rosp. Middle Street.
Has just received IA and 6 1 white Csmbrics.
A. very eheaP-e plain Muslins, much cheap.
er than ususl-nce white Jeans and Dimoti.s = !,
Is CTS per yard-aiso, 1 bale stout bIeacbed
sheetiugs, at go cts. per yard.
Likewise, on hand, an extensive assortment ~
Wooien, SAX and Cotton GOODS, which will be
SOL % cheap II for cash only. is d.
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Mem Goods.
JUST RECEIVED ASD ron SALE M
ROGERS 81 COX,

4" SOAs
A GREAT variety Of NEW GOODS, cousi..ipg
Of black and coIoured Nsnkin aud Canton
Grapes, black Synehaws, black and coloured Sars-
netts, black twiled Silks of superior quality
black and coloured Bombazins, elegant London
Prints, light and dark Calicoes, eambric and com
mon DImotie', cambria Muslins, COTTON Cambrics,
Irish Linens, linen Canbrics. linen cambrie
handkerchief, imitation do, silk, cotton, fag
acd oandanna do. ladies black AID white silk
Hose. worried do. cotton do. kid and silk Gloves,
msrino whole and half Handkerchief., meriuo
Iodi'pensable', blue and buff Naukins fancy and
plain Muslias, a. and GA limitation do. black
French aud Italian Grapes, Engli,h black kid
Gloves, boxes cot,oDs, Servings, green Silks,
light and dark cambria Gingbams, garni,ure
Ribbons, plain and figured silk Lace, 2, 5. q and
s Thread, cotton Floss, Tambcurs, Cotton, wire
Thread, Tapes, Pias, cotton Balls, &c.
ALso--4-4 Factory Sheeting,
Shifting, Bed Ticking, Ginghams and Stripes all
Of which will be sold at low price, for eash only.
Exchange Street, May Is. sv
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Shoes, Boots, Snuff. sc.
0TNn pair women's black morocco, goat skin
- VIZ and KID Shoes,
100 pair msa'. Boots and Shoes,
100 do. children ard Misses do.
cases mapt Hats.
10 bis. superfne Flour,
10 sett silver Tea Spoons,
do. do table do
~ doz. silver TIL nnhIes,
1000 segsrs-so dos. smoking Tobacco,
1000 pounds Samuel W. Thomson's celebrated
snufi' Please inquire for Thornson's Snuff and
no doubt the purchaser will hnd it will recon-
mend itself, having the agency of t 10 this place
will sell a. the factory prices keg, or baddsrs to
accommodate purcha.ers, for sale nv
WILLIAM BoARDMAN,
Exchange Street. June 12.
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THE Assessors for the tows of Portland, hereby
give notice. thar they have afe4,ed The Polls
and Eaaes of the inhabitants of said town togeth-
er with the edates of non reaidents for the year
S2l, and committed the Bills TO Jcseph NJ. Ger
rihl Cor collection. The Valuation 10 lodged n
tie Office of Joseph Pope, Esq Town Clerk
The assessoy, will be in session At the Counting
Room Of Joel Hall, on Monday and Tuesday The
45,h and goth days Of the present month, after
noon of each day TO bear the application of those
persons who nav consider ,hemsevss over taxed
in said bill DANIEL COBB,7
VIM. SWAN, Assessors.
JOEL HALL, }
Portland June IL, 62I.
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very cheap for Cash.
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

WASHINGTON HOTEL.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform bis
l. friends and the public, that he has taken the
Washington Hotel,
in Portland formerly kept by Mr.. TIMOTHY Bos.
Ton. and pledges himself that nothing on his part
shall be wanting to give satisfaction. His TABLE
and BAR shall be constantly furnished with a.
choice provisions and liquors. as the market affords
Gentlemen attending the Courts, and those W be
arrive in the stages, can be accommodated with
separate chambers. when requested. His stable il
large and convenient, and Transfers can always
be accommodate on reasonable terms.
N. b. Three or four gestee Boarders can be
accoHlobated with separate chambers.
SAMUEL WHITTIER,
June 8,
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Nativity of ST. John the Baptist will be
: celebrated by York Lodge in Kennebunk, on
Monday the 2Jh of jane next
An ORAII N will be delivered by Il other
SAMUEL EMERsoN.-Brethren of neighbourinG
Lodges are respectfully invited to attend.
OFh Dinner will DO provided by Capt GEO.
JhFFERDs, and Tickets may be had at his bar
By order Of NE r. w. a.
WM. GILLPATRICK, Sec Y. L.
Eennebunk, May 25, 1921. 4w.
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SPIRITS. TEAS.
Old Cognac Rrandy-S Gunpowder- Imperial
Spanish do.-Cherry do 5 Hyson-Hyson.. Dung
Schedam and WeesP { Hyson -Hyson Skin
Gin--AnericaD do s Souchong- Bobes.
Old Jamaica Rnm-St SPICES.
Croix and Grenada do 5 Nutmegs Mace Cloves.
Cherry snd \. L. DO. 5 Pimento--Cassia.. C ir.
WINES. s ger-CDnamoD.
Champaign--L. p. SUGARS
Madeira Sicily Ma ; White and Brown Ha.
Observation-Disclosures vans Muscovado, va
sldonIa-Real Pert rious qualities--India
Observation-Disclosures double boiled Brown &
nae Malaga .-CurraBt. Wbite-Loaf, double &
FRUITS. : single refned-Lump.
Mala Grapes-Musca- COFFEE.
tel aud Bloom Rais,ns- s Old Java--Bourbon-
Malaga, Cask and Sui s West lndia.
tana do.-Smytna do 3 CANDLES.
Turkey hgs-Zant Cur s Spermaceti--~M Guild
rants-Dates.. Bordeaux 5 and Dipped .Talow
Prunes-Lemons-Or- ) various sizes
anges-AppIes. CORDIAIS
NUTS. ; Martinique Noyeau--
rlioerts-English Wal Absintbe-- Anniseed-
Observation-Disclosures 5 Creole onbin.
tsnos-PeCan.-Jordan { CHEESE
Almonds { American. hest
CHOCOLATE, No. 1, and 2 Shells bottled
aRd draught Cider d. mi Johns one, two and foIir
gallons NJ Glasses West India. & Sugar Bakers.
Mustard, super6ne Durham Entry Mats, various
sizes; spermaceti Oil; Flask and Bottle do.
Sauces; Essence Of Anchoves +; India Soy; Catsup:
Cayenne and Malabar Pepper Windsor shaving
Soap; Brown White do. CASTLE do: LverpooI
Blown Salt Salt Petre; Cider Vinegar; Starch:
Dun Fish; London aud Bristol Brown Stou,
Porter; Isinglass Oatmeal; Citron; Capers:
Rice, and SupeJnt Flour, particularly selected for
fomttes. Also, Hauand Cigars from The 6e,t
manufdciorieS n, Harana.
Particular attention will be paid to orders from
families, and for ships stores Orders from abroad
will De attended to with promptness and meet
with the same attention as though the person.
were present; as strict uniformity will be adher.
ed TO IN prices to all who may be pleased to favor
the above establishment.
IL -4H articles NOT proving satisfactory to he
purchaser, WiA be reteired again.
fprH 10. m
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which together with his former stock, makes bis
assortment complete.
Ainong which are The foEloping, rig:
Gold, Watch Chains, Seals and Keys Pearl,
paste, JET and gold Ear and finger Rings & Pins
Gold mounted hair Bracelets and Chains Rich
plated cut glass Csstors Plated Tea Sets Pla-
ted Candlestcks. and Lamps BriuaHia Tea pots,
large size; Silver, steels hair, gilt and silk atch
Chains |; silver Thimbes Plated and steel Snuff.
fers and Trays: Brittania and pIanished tin Cof-
fee Pots: Jspaned tea, cheese ard bread trays
Brass Casdiesiicks and Lamps Gilt Bag Tops
Oil and J-' testus Clasps and Snaps Plated ia
BILE and Tea Spoons Blocktin Tea Pots Britain
ia tea Spoons Plated LEX Stands China Snuff
Boxes: Eight day Time Pieces and Clocks
ELEGANT LOOKING-GLASSES.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
A good assortment Of Silver table and tea
SPOONS: Soup Ladies'; Sugar longs; Salt
Spoons, &c. &c.
ALSO
UP large assortment OF Siiuer & Steel boared
SPECTACLESan and GLASSES.
June II (6w.)
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Hard Hare Goods.

general assortment Of
Hard Ware Goods.
Knives and Forks; Penknives Jack Knives /;
Shoe and Butcher do /; Curriers' do drawing
Knives Razors; Scissors Files /; Chissels Plane
Irons; Hand, PANEL Back, Compass and W God
Saws /; from aud steel tongue Squares Cammode
Knobs Brass do Claw Casters !: Bed Caps Es-
cutcheons Mortice. Knob. Stock. Till, Pad and
Chest Locks Brass, JapPanned and Bright Latch
es; Butt, IL. H. table and Chest Hinges Pew
door do; Wood Screws round and fiat Bolts
window PuiIeys; brick and plasering troweIs
sheep Shears nail and shoe Hammers side Rules ;
avis and tacks; plated, brass and jappsnned Sad
dlery i; Worsted and Staining Webbing Coffee
Mills Bellows Curry Cambs gilt plated ard
M. NJ. coat and vest Buttons Coronation do /:
Sad Irons Sbovels and Spades Nails and Brsds,
all kinds.
ALSO-on consignment a large assortment of
Chase, Lace, Machine Cards from Aipheus
Smiths Manufafiory IN Leice'tcr. Nug %. 6c.
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Cognac Brandy, LisbonS- Tenerife
Vine, &c.

4 OR SALE, by ATWOOD & QUINCY
PoETLAND-
5 Pipes Cognac Brandy, "Sig,
net's" brand, superior quality.
II or and half casks Lisbon Il Teneriffe WINE
'fs kegs GINGER,
few barrels Roll BIRTHSTONE
1Ooo bushels North River Yellow CORN
1Ss drums excellent FIGS.
A few boxes superior spanish CIGARS.
bags Eaglish WALNUTs.
8 do. PlMENTO,
bales CORKS.
40 boil, Russia DUCK,
pipes old Holland GIN,
10 bales Georgia Upland COTTON.
bale bleached sHIRTINGS,
March %, 1891. ,f
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= a UFttT 10 Ut
,afdlFn.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
OF TICKETS in the above Lottery for sale
by A. DAVIS, fgent for The State Of Maine }
Exchsnge-street, Portland, where companies or
vendors can be supplyed with great variety of
numbers, on liberal terms.
WBOLES, $i1 EIGHTHc, Sf.5O
QUARTERS, sIXTEENTHS, 81
Or Castins money at rs, H1IlOreH & Zus1uia
90. and Niscasset Bills al IS eents on The Dollar,
sciH b. receired for Tickets.
- All letters by Mail, (rosT rAIDl faithfully
attended 10 and answered by return Of mail--and
strange as il may appear, amongst the thou sand
Letters by Mail, not one has ever miscarried in
Coming or going.
Portland June ~.
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Wanted TO Purchase,

q QUANTITY Of SLEEPS WOOL. for
= which generous pr.ce will be given BY
c BRADLEY,
Nc. 6, Mussey's ROr. June ~
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BY JOHN COX.
(Jouning The CumbeTIand

WHERE will be kept the following articles IF
w the best quality when they are to be had in
he
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New Goops.

GEO. w. SMITH,
uiddleStreet, I'd door beloo he Bank of Portland.
III AS just received and offers for sale, gen.
eral assortment Of
European, India & American
GOODS,
very cheap for Cash. June {.
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WhoLesalem,d Retail Grocery Establishment
INSURANCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STREET,
IJoring the Cumberland Baak,)
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HARD WARE GOODS.
WILLIAM HOW

Las just received, and now opening, at the
4 sto,e formerly occupied by bis late father,
a Pal IF
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JOSEPH HARROD,

II AS just received an extensive assortment Of
/ i seasonable fashionable GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14

aggression upon their Independence. From
tina, no'"ent ,h- Vat ces eo; irJm that mo-
ment th~ sts'es which revolution had a.saii.
cd becam, the molly states Of those powers
which sever wished ANY thing but their tran
guilty and their prosperity.
- In tne midst OF these grave occurrences,
AID 10 a situation thus delicate. the allied
s"vereign,, in coucer, with the king OF the
,wo S'oisies, anu the king u Ssrdipis, have
judged it Indispensable TO adopt temporary
measures OF precaution. indicated by pru
deoce, aud called for b. she general good
The allied troop., whose PRESENCE was neces.
sary Tor the restoration vi order, have been
placed IN suitable positions, solely for the
purpose OF protecting the free exercise OF le-
gitimate authority, and TO assist il in prepa.
ring, under this Is,s, those benefits which
may efface every v-st;se of such pOrtentous
misfortune
:" The justice and disinterestedness which
have prevailed in the deliberations OF the al
lied monarchs, viii always continue 20 iegu-
late their policy. In future, as curing the
past, they will ever prescribe TO themselves
the preservation OF the Independence and Of
the rights OF each state, such as they are re.
cognized and dstiuea by existing treaties.-
Ihe Issue, sven OF sach an alarming crisis,
VIII, under the au.pices oil Provide nee. be.
come the consolidation OF that peace, whicl,
the enemies OF the people attempted TO des
troy, a"i the stability oil an order vi things
which will secure to nations their repose and
prosperity.
Filled with these sentiments, the allied
sovereisns, in term,nsting tn. conferences "a
Laybacn, have wished 20 announce ~ the
world the principles by which they have been
nominated. They are determined never TO
abandon them: and all the friends oil order
will Constantly see snG find III their union a
sure safeguard asa,ns, the enterprises Ut al :.
archy.
- IL is for this purpase tina, their imperial
and royal NECESSITIES have ordered their minis
ters pienipo,eniiary to sign ana puUlish the
present declaration.
METTERNlCH,
DE VINCENT,
kkUS EN;Akk.
NbSSELIlODE,
CAP0 D'iSikiA,
POLLO DIBORGO.
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FROM TnE boston cEYrIxpL.

OF BoNAPAETE,--Ih lie last advIces from
81. Helena were TO the 3lst Of March, at
that time BOnsparte vas Indisposed; but not
10 such degree as TO cause the slightest sp.
pfehensiOn for his lite.
In Gaze Of the aeaM Of Bonsparte st St.
Helena. bis body is to be enbaImed, and sen,
to Ehgiano, to satisfy the world that no VIC
leBce has been ioficteo upon him.
An insurance company at Ca6iz. once took
The Virgin Mary into for nal copartnership.
coGvenaniIng TO set aside her portion OF pro.
hts Tor the eD,ichn.entS Of her shrine in III At
city. Nor doubling ,hst she would protect
every vessel in which she had such manifest
interest they underworld ships Of all sor IS
al such reduced rates, that in few months
the infatuated partners were all declared
bankTupts,
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CAPTURE OF LIMA.
New YORK. Juiv 3,

New York, Juiy 8.
The brig Lady's Delight, which arrived
here yesterday afternoon in IL days from
: Curracoa, has brought she Editor OF the Ma.
tionai Advocate regular flies Of the Cara
Goa Currant to the 10Th OF june, containing
the highly gratifying intelligence, that Lima
had fallen into the hands OF the Cb,iians.
The Paruc ulars of this great event are COO.
| tanned in the Orsnoco Courier OF the 18th
April, file o. which had been received at
Curacao by The EDITOR oi the Courant, who
states that the fall OF Lima was preceded by
s'gnal victory obtained At Uri by the troops
OF Gen. San Martin, owe, the Spanish army.
under vice king Pezuela, where the latter
lost lUOO slain, l6U0 lI,soner., and among
them y general of distinction, the count OF
Orelly." We entertain no doubt as TO the
accuracy ot this intelligence, Previous &C.
| counts prepared us Tor the event, and we
| confidently anticipate from 1t results OF the
gres test magnitude, favorable to the entire
emancipation OF South America, and the to-
tai overthrow OF the power oil Spain.
BY the same arrival, we have a ceDfirma.
| ton OF the Ie.occupation OF Caracas and La
Guayra by the royalists, who re entered
| without any opposition by the Patriot troops.
One account states, that Gen. Morales or
e'ed all the women ant children found in
ne P'aCe to ce put 10 the s~OFo, which The
Editor OF the CouraDt thinks very probable,
considering the nsuinary character of the
niau. both parties appear to have been CON.
! centratine their forces, previous to a general
| eng asemeD', which was expected SOON to
take place and 20 decide the tate of Column
bla. This accounts for the patriots with
| drawing their forces from Caracas, and o,her
! places aiJoinins, without eXhaustine their
strength BY contendIDg tor their possession,
which they vii! again obtain without strug-
gle, u they prove victorious in the approach
Ing battle. They sill occupy Maracay DO
and Coro with force OF 5000 men. We
never had any fears as to their fnal success.
| National 1idu.
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FROM FLORIDA.

Charleston. Jane 90.
by the sloop James, Capt. Vincent, ami.
we'd yesterday from ST Mays, we learn that
the ship Meteor. Capt. GIorer, with troops,
accompanied by the United States. schr.
Porpoise, Lieut.. Com'dt, Ramage, had re-
formed to FernaHdina from of St. Au.
gustine, the Governor Of that port no. yet
being ready to transfer his com msnd 10 The
American officers. /, was understood that
The Gieteor end the Porpuise would sail a.
gain tomorrow for st. Augostinc, the Ccrn
mandsnt having signifed his intention Of SUI i,
rendering the Town on The ist OF July.
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Mean YORK .JuIu Q

Neao York. July 2.
BY the brig Lady's Delight we have re-
csived CUracoa paper OF the 9ih of June,
i'om which we extract the following. The
brig Eliza, Capt. Waring, arrived at Cura.
Goa on he 9th.
We are informed that Lsguyra and Carac.
cas- were re-taken from the Patriots, by the
Royaiists, about the Doth OF April, lrathouf
ofoodshed. The rejuicings and splendid iiiu-
limitations OF the Patriots, we presume, have
ere this been acted over again by those Of
the other party. All quiet to leeward. Ma
racaybo ana Coro were in possession of the
Patriots, whose forces at the latter place are
about 600 strong.
His Maiesty's brig Mercury, Capt. De
Quarrel, arrived on u ednesday morning,
from Porto Cabello.
The Arrivals during the week from Porto
Cabelio, brios accounts from thence to the
oth inst. II appears that Gen. Morales arr
we'd ut Valencia, from Caracas, or The eve
hing of Sunday last, accom- panied by the re.
glment OF Burgos and the Cavalry with
which lie en,eEeu Caracas. The Columbian
forces had advanced fsG 10 San Carlos
where, II Is stated, bolivar and paez HAD
formed d junction. no general eneagem ent
bad taken place up to the date oi The las, ad
wees, bot The Sp4niards were concentrating
all their for, es, ahd the letters ado, that an
action was moinen,ari.y expected to take
place, which probably would decide the fate
of the province.
The second battalion Of Va,ency. under
perera, was LETT Ia Caracas to protect the
capital. Lopez 10 stated to have continued
fbe pursuit OF Bern noez's division; but no
accounts had been received OF his having heen
successful in arresling Its fight
Most al the emigrants who lately fed from
Caracas end La GuayIa, and took refuge in
Porto Cabsllo, are stated to have returned TO
their homes.
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The Ohio and Kent lucky papers represent
the pecuniary EMBELLISHMENTS of the people
In their respective states as truly deplorable.
That we were tax en- by sprprize by the sud.
den and unex pected change IN the posture Of
affairs within the last year or two, aud were
unprepareo to meet .he premature shock
which we experienced in our pecun iary con.
Germs no one will deny; but that it should
ever have entered the heads OF grave ieeisls.
tOrs,-men who ought to possess some know
ledge OF political economy, that the evils
complained oil could be cured by lesisLdiiue
lD'erposition was truly wonderful, and was
regarded by every reileciios mind as visionary
and prepOste;Ous, Yet, understanding this
policy was so paipably at variance with he
Pialnest dictates of common seDse, and ~ reA
pugnant to every principle Of honesty and
justice, the Legislatures Of Ohio and Ken.
lucky have been zealousiy employ ed in estab,
fishing Banks founded upon PAPER capital.
and In passing Stay Laos, Prope,tv and
RepfeU,n LaDS without number, with "a
view to alleviate the distress oil the peoule,
ana what has been the consequence ? The
people have been plunged Into tenlold deeper
misery "a deprecated currency and total
loss oil all confluence between IT, an and man
ale part OF the many evils which have been
entailed upon them by the unwise and incon-
siderate measures OF their rulers. In the great
zeal OF these saplent Legislators to project ,he
unfortunate debtor, they have lost sight. altoe
ge,her, of the honest creator He, it
would seem, has no rights, and is unworthy
OF any consideration!
How greatly ought the people of Virginia
TO prize the wisdom and tirmness of their
Legislature in refusing to stain their statute
books with such villa, visionary schemes, as
have dIsg The states OF Ohio and Ken.
lucky. We arhentiy hope that they will
persevere in their wise and honest c.ur.e.
and continue TO merit, as they richly deserve,
The gratitude aud thanks of their constituents.