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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18
INVENTION OF PRINTING.
From O Brussc e ,,oDer Jlflu I

The secular least OF the invention OF
Printing was celebrated on the 10th of
this month at Harlem, with the greatest
solemnity. All the hoases and streets
were decorated; the great church was
opened at o'clock, and more than 5000
persons took seats in the greatest order.
There retinue arrived at half past 10,
when the ceremony commenced byA
symphony and chaunts. Professor Palm
afterwards delivered a discourse, in
which he showed that Harlem had been
the cradle ofprinting, and developed all
the advantages which had resulted from
this important discovery. The poet
Collins succeeded him, after which the
retinue proceeded TO the town house,
which they left at half past two for the
Font where they consecrated the mon
ument erected to the memory of Lau-
rens Coster. This monument bears two
inscriptions, the objects Of which were
stated, one in Latin and the other in the
national languages. The arms of the
city of Harlem, as Wei as those of the
family of Coster were also placed in it,
The poet Arntzenius recited beautiful
poem on the inaugural feast The Co
vernon of Northern Holland invited the
principal persons engaged in the ceremo-
MES, to a superb royal banquet; medals
and narratives of this important event
had already sent there by the regency.
Different games s. beautiful fire works
succeeded the banquet the banquet Of
the latter being the representation of
temple dedicated to Coster, was parti-
cularlv admired. New feats were cele-
brated the next day, which terminated
by cnera! Illumination.
The New York American states,
that there is now in that city, a young
lady about 10 years of age, Miss
Mary Ann Barnes from Middle:own,
Conn. who for more than twelve
months past, with single exception
" has wholly abstaiued from vegetable
or animal food.
In July, 1921, she was taken sick
with bilious fever, which soon left her,
and she was attacked with a compiled.
ton of nervous disorders From the
time she was taken sick she experien-
ced gradual loss of appetite. till the
3lst Of August, 1922, when she Who'll
" refused all kinds of animal or ordl
nary vegetable food. She takes occa-
sionally an apple, peach, Or pear, IN
their season, but her ordinary nutrl-
ment is molasses and water. A quart
of the former lasts her FIVE weeks
She has no loathing of food Except
when she attempts to eat III but total
indifference to 1.-THE last time she
took animal or ordinary vegetable food.
was about year ago IL consisted OF
taoo peas. Her general health, since
her abstinence, has rather improved
than otherwise. She is able, with help,
to walk. Her conntenance is not SICK
ly, and her spirits are cheerful.
Strange as this story may seem, its
truth is attested by seven persons of
veracity.
Idleness is the mo It painful sensation
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18
Taxes and Fees.

Notice IS hereby green,
THAT the T.lxES and FEES for this
1 year (l82S) are due. and in my hands
for collection; those interested, viii please call
and pay Immediately
JOHN S. PoRTERFIELD, D. S
Berkeley County, July IL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18
NOTICES

a LII those indebted to the estate os
1 \ GEORGE SMALL, deceased, are
requested to make immediate payment,
rs long indulgence cannot be given
Those thatborrowed Rye and Corn from
the deceased IN bis lifetime are notified
to return the same before the day of sale,
or they will be compelled to pay for the
same in cash, what Corn and Rye sold
for at the time borrowed
PETER GROVE, Admir-
September lI-Sw
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18
Notice.

A PETITION win be presented to
IA the General Assembly, at its next
session, praying. that a law may pass
authorizing and providing that the ex-
penditures,. in relation to roads and
bridges within the county of Berkeley,
shall be betrayed by AN assessment up
on the realproperty of the county.
July io.---2m
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18
FREDEnIcKTowN, Sept. g. Lin

FREpERrcKTowN, Sept. g. Lin
~anore Mills These highly valua,
Die mills, situated about three miles
from Frederick, the property of the
late James Robertson, deceased, were
sold at public auction on Thursday last,
for IS 500 dollars. The sale may be
considered equal 10 cash, as that por-
ton of the purchase money not paid in
hand bears interest. Mr.. Alexander
NJ Pherson, of this vicinity, is the pur-
chaser. Herald
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18

The body ola man named Bethel
Oglcsby, blacksmith by trade, was
found dead in cotton field near Cam
den, Is. c. on the 2lst. nit. He had
been i'll oil fever, and about four days
previous escaped from his lodgings in
a state of mental delrium -butnotwith-
standing the most strict search, the
body was not found until in state ol
putreiaction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
NEW BOOKS
FOR SALE ny
lanes Hammond,

Seveay ~. /" novel by the author Of Logsa.
Loves Of the Angels, Poem by Thomas Moore.
Peverii of the Peak. by the author Of Waveriy.
Pioneers, by the author Of " The Spy"
n Sd volume Of The Remains Of II Kirke white,
Shipmasters assistant.
Tales OF the Manor, by Mrs. Holland.
Entail, by the su,hor Of Sir Andrew wy,;c''
also,
Writing Paper.
Letter Paper. and
Wrapping Paper,
.. st Wholesale or retail.
Newport, .aprii %, 1929. L..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
MN RIED.

In this town, on Wednesday evening last. by the
Rev Mr. Eddy. MIR. Hil!iGm Grssnnian to Miss Inn
Barker all ofths town
Thursday evening. by the Rev Mr.. Webb. Rev.
John Ornlsbee of Wexford, 10 Miss Hannah II Pearee,
of this town.
same evening. by the Rev Mr. Ormsbee, Mr. RRs
cell j. Cidrke, of ssybrook. (Con) to Miss .Nariha
.1nn Vdrs, of this town
At New.B Bedford, on the evening Of the 2oth inst
MIR Thomas Weston, to Miss Ehsa howard. Of this
town.
A, Providence. Mr. nenry M, to Miss Hdanah
Card MIR. Christ9ther Johnston, of East Green
wich, to Miss Haanah ~. UhJOrd. daughter of Mr..
sias Whiitord, of sandwich, (Mass)
DIFU,
IN this town, on the Goth inst Mr.. William CrafS,
IN his Esd year--a revolutionary pensioDer.
IN Little Compton. on the 18th instant, Mrs. .,p,,
BroTVre', consort of Pardon Browneli, Esq and
daughter OF Deacon Abraham Bsyley. aged 23
In Providence. Mrs .Aopey DarhisoS widow Of the
late Mr. James Davidson IN the 26h year of her age.
At Pomiret, (Con) on the 2ist inst Mrs .4see Ses.
s'ons, widow Of the late John Sessions, Esq in his
60h year.
In Boston. last week. the Honorable George Catos,
IN his 72d year-President of the Hartford Conven.
ton.
In Bow ny III. venerable Samuel Uelsh. the
oldest person ~ that state, aged one hundred and
tOsfpe years and sruen months WAS born at
Kingston, iMass) sept |, I7i0, O.s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
n ENTERED.
Glnnn Nanru e. pnlIu An,h... ~.

ENTERED,
Sloop Nancy & Polly. Anthony. New.York.
CLEARED
Brig Bru,ns, bailey, New Orleans, sloop I'D
Jones, Lawton. Newton do Nancy & Polly, An
thony, Providence
SUNDAY, Aprh q,
Arrived sch Mary, Bourne, from Wilmington,
(Ec) days, with shingles
MONDAY, April %,
arrived revenue cutter Vigiiant, Capt Cahoonc,
from cruise in the Vineyard sound Capt C. favor.
ed US With the following shipping intelligence Ar
rived sch Sally Iilton, of and for Dammascota from
Po'nt.Petre, ~ days-who left there, brig Mary
Merrill, OF Portland for New.York in 10 days D.
rono, 6ortcn. OF do uncertain Ruth. Jones, Of and
for Portland, uncertain Atlantic, Blake Of and for
DO sailed Sd april; Dringey. Jelli.on, of Bath, for
Boston, loading ssne, Gray, OF do for do tnoer
fsvofi'e' Woodbury., ct and for Salem. 10 days.
Pe'ses boarded the ViFiiani and sniled from, Tar.
pduA'i C0oe' fpraSS-scn sally. THtoe, for Dammas.
Gotta SAtete Robbins. Of Bridgeport, for \ York !;
L've.Osk, Bartram, of Fairfield. for New York Glib
Parker. OF Boston. for do. Wanton, Ransom, Of and
for Hartford old.sou,h. Doyle, OF Gloucester, for
New.York Tbreesisters, Damon. of scituate, for
wilmington Ceres. Munson. of Hngham for Bos
ton sally, Howell, Of Portland for New York Iris
Luce. OF Nantucket, for Hartford Leader. Freeman
OF Chatham, for Boston; Alpha. Pinkh.ni, oil and
Tor Nantucket
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
IfEMOR.4NUf..

Arrived in the weser. on the l2lh March, b7ig
Stephen, ofthis port.
Brig Mary, Dunwell, and sch Cerera, Carter, Of
this port was at Mstsn3ss 9th instant, oading-brig
Mara, Lawton. OF Bristol, sailed same day. under
convoy, for Europe
Arrived at the Baze, about the Oath ultimo brig
Francis, bradford. from Bristol.
Atst Nincents, March 30. sch Emily 9: Eliza, FOR
this port, in l6 days.
The ship Alliance. Of this port, sailed from San
Bias. Nov 9th, for the westward, all weli-baving
about 400 bbls oil.
The brig Fame, vas spoke april 10, days from
Rhode Island. for Hsvaga.
The sch Ann. Browneii, Of this port, arrived a,
Charleston, april 10Th, 10 days from Norfolk
The ship General Jackson. Gonsolve, OF Bristol,
was LETT st Havana the ID instant, ready for sea-
crew all sick.
The brig Baltic. EIdrcd, was spoke 10th instant.
going into Havana, - days from this port
Brig Atlant c, Bailey, of North Kiogstown, arrived
st Baltimore, 2ist instant from Jamaica, under con.
voy, having been chased by pirate.
The sloop Rose oom, Of this port, sailed from
Savannah on the 9th instant, for Charleston.
The Hope & Polly, M4uran, Of Providence, has
arrived at Havana, from New.Orieans, having been
tsken by the pirates, anchored and robbed OF her
20 OF hogs, and every movable article board, Of
any value.
arrived st New.Orlesns, March rs, brig BeIisari.
Us, Ward, Campeachy--ths vessel robbed by
irates-he- captain Perkins, most barbarously mur.
iered the mate stabbed, and csev mangied
Arrived at Bristol, Goth instsnt, ship Anne. D..
Volt IL DAYS from H.vaua. Passengers, General
% Wolf, and Hersey Bradford, Of Bristol and fsssc
'ack,rd and daughter of Bo,;on.-The Anne has
zen pecutisr,y unfortunate in the loss Of men, hsv.
los, Isaac IiAdven, I'd mate. formerly of hi
an, levi D'Wof. Jun. Wm Henry CLARK, Samuel
10y, sll Of Bristol, AMI two Others, whose nance
We b,,e not sHsrjsi1v.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
BALTIMORE. APRIL lo.


ore Pf-dcies.--rh; s.h. Relu n, Nci.i,a'-
here hi. day II Q day, rom Havana.
e, came pa,,enger' Cspt. Bank, sod
of he schr. Plot, of Norfolk, captured
he p,rs,es on The 24'h Msreh.-rhe sch.
was recsptured by the u $. scrr. Gal.
per, bu, oil the pirates, except one, es.
d. The Pic had been armed by the pi-
and on the On inst. csp,ure ed brig un.
BrnIsh colors 10 sight OF the Ponto. No
un,s had been received from her vhen
Nell sailed. The piraticsi captain de.
d 20 captain Banks while On board, that
ould hang every EngIishman that he fell
th, 10 re,aiIa,ion for the pirates hung by
III Jlmaics.
he org Mechanic, Purring'on, OF Po't.
vas captured on the On inst. one mile
the Moro, and 'opbed. The sch Three
RS, Sanders, OF Boston, was tsken at the
uDe: the maze was drowned by the pI-
the esptsin severely beaten, and the
Ell robbed OF 'ieh, sails, rigging, the hands
Ell clothing, SC.
he Y S. sch. Jickall viii give convoy
Havana, ee tunes week, as far as
Doub.s Headed Shot Keys-Am.
ORE PiHAres CAprUREo.-Our news
came up ,bis morning, si,er having beer
+ miles below the fort. The only vessel
seen was The brig A.l,niic, Geo. Bailey
.y' from Neg'ii BAY, ". w. OF Jamaica.
d with the Blush convoy, and sr'lve1
ne Havana on no sIh, whs'e the convoy
to stop 4s hou's. The A,llniic sailed
sm- evening. Sas four OF Com. PU'.
sqnsdton-.poke the sch. Fox, Zone 10.
quad on waiting the orders of The Ca.
at he 5'h division. Reported that they
AIKEN and destroyed the g'ea'er par
pirates on that part Of the coast. The
a pilo, bull, schooner, coppered. in
they csp,ufsd. Capt. Bailey und'
'hs' five o'her pirsticsl vessels had Be-
p by Com. Porter, ,1iadron,- ch'0a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
GARD tn. Pilot. Tire. day. previous, sh.

'oafo 'he Pilct. totee Gays previous, the
|'sktn an American brig of Hsvans, sbus.
v. captain and rev in q shocking mI0-
and sasso ou, Al they could Of he cargo.
brig rad subs-q ien,Iy got into Havsns,
kome of the ohcels Of the A'hol we'e on
p Of her.
be A,hol spoke, March 3l',, the B'iu,h
be Grecian, on a cruize. She had sbou'
Elk previous engaged large pira,icai sen
? gon' sod 90 men, which was blown ~
most o. me crew made their escape (;
o. .es Oh the be seh, intended to aid heir
pc, were ,aken by ths crew of the Gre.
and one O, Two OF me pi, a,es, VINO s's,ed
the crew had shared 1000 dollar, each OF
|der
report which gas received on Salu d1y.
10 arrival at Bs'limore, that q B Ii-h gun
had been taken by The pirates, vas not
d of BY the Office of the Athol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

EcLtrsE or THH suN-It is stated in the Har.
pers Ferry Free Press, that, the 9th June 1924
there will be an eclipse Of the sun, to commence ut
3A minutes after 4, and continue hours SIS minutes.
Total darkness a, SIS minutes after ) There will
rot be another total eclipse OF the sum- visible in the
u. States until the 20lh July, 1860
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

q Our advertising friends are requested to send
their h'ors on Monday next, or as early as possible
OH Tuesday forenoon.
o. Those Of our country friends. who are indebt.
ed 10 this establishment, will have good opportun.
ty, the ensuing week. of .emitting the amount Of
their bills. For greater convenience we shall keep
books at our residence, which is near the state
house.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
NEW pORi.
UED.VESD1Y, APRIL 80. 1898.

ELEcIioN.-on Wednesday next the General
Assembly Of this state will meet in this town. when
the government Of The state, for the ensuing political
year, will be duly organized.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
Dedication and Installation.

The Central Universalist Church, erected in Brl.
finch street, will be dedicated on Wednesday, the
7th May and the Rev. Paul Dean will be installed
Pastor ofthe society, in the afternoon Of the
day. The Dedication sermon by the Rev. sir Mitch
ell Of New.Yoik Boston CennneL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
LEGHORN GYPSEYS.
S. II. CAHOONE.,

No. ITO, Thames sreei.
Has this day received,
nNE Case of Elegant LEGHORN
~ GYPSEYs. which he will sell cheaper than
has ever been offered in town
Also,
Just received 4 lot Of NEW GOODS ,hst renders
his assortment complete, and which he will sell 1t
very reduced prices
AoIil 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
NKM. YORK. April %.

Ye are sorry TO learn ,.nt t1ste was no
in the 'umor that Cop, k-arney mad de.
= number Of the pirates within his grasp
schooner gleaoer, which arrived yesle 70
rom N. Orleans, wss boarded of KY
t on the Io,h inst. by Q boat from The
Of var Peacock, Com Porter, then a.,
place, with seveial OF the squadron, and
sht ieiie 3 from the officers
= nav. sen iet'e' w.ltt.n on boa d tn
~, Cape, Ksstney, dated of Havana lN
giving , sk.,ch Of trr crure. Speak.
bf lhe occurrence at Porto Rico, the wri
ays II was mere accident TIA, others
ot NEE, the fate If The iamentsd Lieut..
e, ss II wa, understood the fort had pre-
I hot shot TO be made use Of in case 9th.
,sci, s'tcmpted to enter the port The
by had secured he south coasts Of S..
lingo and Cuba. OF Cape Antonio, she
ied he British frigNe rsmar, end vas
med Of The particulars of the capture Of
"a Cate, p'-aticsl schoone, by the G'e
cut~ The La CaA WAS 90 'ons, with
W OF 6s nen--'he c. pursued hes until
BON .sn aground within gun shot. The
relprned her Il with great spirit for
'imt, under ,he bloody A,g "a red aae
a dss a, heal,) when she suddenly blew
uppossd f,om sccIGen,, and de.,royed
Der of .o- gaOg. pne survivors SWAN
c, where t6sv were De' by The men Of
Poats Of the Hyperion, who had landed N
70 meet them oo the beach as they came
{ the wa,e ----where they were cut down
with the exception Of few, pu, to death.
commando Of the frigate was p ssent in
ig, and mad to revoke an order he had
10 show no qua 'lers, the carnage being
eat rs to oxcile conmissetation,e even for
es.
p. S. Ahril stA.-Wo are jus, arrived at
mpson's Island, all we'll Tomorrow We
+, OF 10 bos,s and small schrs. for the
Of Cuba.
raet Of letter from Cab. b T'oseda, Of
e orig Gossyhiun, 10 his owners, at Gtou
sfer, dated HAVANA, April g.
Yesterday 8, IL o'clock, zen miles IRON
havana, WAS bearded by g pirs',csl schr.
from so TO 40 men. We were ordered
osrd the schooner, whe I wa. beaten,
red and thrown overload; all ths crew
mure or less beaten, and man osmed
ell, was wounded in Two place, and hang
un,il sppa'cntiy deed another badly
nded with dagger. Al he vessels pa.
~ere torn to pieces and thrown over
b They robbed Us If oil our clothes,
store, boat, and ,bou, eighty dollars 10
L. b. AMI then allowed "a N Drarsei We
now o. oceed 10 New O leans as We can.
p' occre freish, he's for wan. OF pa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wantori,
.a,a,., Il U,,..n..,
Hqcit ~ L Hat/IaWdy,

az G'f ~ IL fA"'"'~Jp,
HASjust received a complete assort-
l. l. ment Of Mems, Youths and Childrens HATS,
aud as they were made by the best workmen elp-es.
y for this market they warranted good. ard hav.
ing been purchased with Cssh-snd paying no du-
ties profits in Providence, they be Afforded
much cheaper than Hats which do not come direes
from NerS.Yors.
Mems fashionable oval, bell and strait crowns /:
Youths and Chdren's fame, hats Mems wide brims /,
two slyered and gilded case fine Castors
making variety Of every kind usually wanted, are
now opening and for sale At the Book and Hat store
PAPER HarCIVGS
Several hundred Rolls for rooms and window cur.
tsins. sorse Osry low preed-in the course Of this
week, large quantity OF elegant Papers, vith
match Borders, will be offered for sale
BOOKS
school Books Of every kind in use family Bibles
with p.a,es-Wrlting and letter Paper, Seamens and
blank Account, aud childrens picture books will be
furnished at moderate prices.
April So
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

Begs haOe 10 inform his friends and The
bubhe,
THAT in conformity to proposal, he
i has prepared a cornmoliou, room in Mill.
street, between spring.street ssd Thames. street,
where Monday mex, the 5th VI May, his school will
commence. The young masters and misses already
engaged are respectfully invited to attend and such
further encouragement solicited, as msy be deemed
consistent. Ever ambitious OF esteem, he bumbly
hopes he is never unworthy OF il and Of his qual6
cation the citizens Of Newport can Judge. lie has
been al considerabIe expense IN the preparation,
which q generous community will duty consider.
His prices FOR tuition will be the usu,i rs,e--two
dosrs. per quster. for nrdn,ry learning three for
mathematics,
Aeri ~,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17
THE JUSTICES. BILL.

The bill for extending the jurisdiction
ofthe justices OF the peace, in the District
ofColumbia, in the recovery Of debts, TO
sums not exceeding Fifty dollars. was
published in the Herald on the 29th Feb.
last, since which time it has been passed,
with the following amendments, and was
approved by the president on the lst inst.
The act would be republished but for its
length ; and the only alterations being in
the amendments which are given below.
To the first section the following pro-
vis0 10 added: Sind iirovided further,
That M female, in any case whatever, and
no male above the age of 20 years, shall
be liable TO be arrested or imprisoned
for any debt authorised 10 be sued for and
recovered by this act"
After the last word Of the third section
the following lines are added switch
shall be returned within 90 days after be-
ing issued, TO the justice who gave the
judgment and no judgment rendered
before justice shall have the effect to
create any lien upon real estate"
After the last word Of the tenth section,
the following lines are added: sand
where the marshal and constable shall
have received money, on any judgment
or execution, not exceeding % dollars,
and shalt fail or omitto pay the same to
the plaintiff, or his agent, when thereto
demanded or shall omit or fail TO return
any execution within the time limited for
such return, it shall and may be lawful
for any court Of record, within the Dis
trict Of Columbia, on motion made, FIVE
days previous notice being given to said
marshal, or constable, to enter up iudg-
meDI, instsnter, against them for tho
amount SO received, with interest and
costs"
The following proyiso is added to the
thirteenth section "ProVided bosDeve1,
and It rs hereby enacted, that the Deces-
ssty heds- hedding not exceeding one
bed and the bedding thereof for every two
persona belonging to the family Of every
such debtor, and wearing apparel, and
one COW cf each and every debtor and
his family against whose good, chat
&ols, and effects, writ of feri Eacias
shall be issued, as aforesaid, shall
not be liable TO seizure and sale, under
such writ, but shall, in all cases, be ex4
emp,, together with the tools and fmDIe-
ments Of his trade, from the operation of
the same no: shall it be lawful for any
persos TO distraip Them Tor rent"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
FOR THE WATcHMAN.

Mr. EdItor-The Editor of the National Gazette has,
OBSERVE renewed his attack upon Mr. Rodneys Effects;
lin reply the very appropriate and gentemanly chasise
ment inflicted upon him by the Editors OF the National In
tegencer is curious to remark the shifts resorted to
lby MIR Walsh shuttle off the odm Of his psry and das-
Hardly attack upon Mr. Rodney. In reply 10 the manly and
ldecorus reprnan of the Integencer Mr. Walsh opens
iby personal attack the Editors attributes their inter
ference to courty Difference Tor " IN cbce" which
Ihe magnanmouy Declares that he affects not Mr.. alsh
seems 10 Think that III ctFce, because they such,
are his property be used abused he peases proy
ded they Captains in the Navy who are entitled to
the most considerable aud distinguished teataej while
the ntegencer upon the sound principle, that the
fact of being in office furnishes least in this country
strong presupptive evidence that the incumbent is entitled
10 courtesy, and share Of that "cossGdTuse
and DISTINGUISHED treatment which Mr.. Walsh claims eyclu
svely for our navai officers The subject reminds US that
there is one character which MIR. Walsh does affect He
has put himself the fore ground the champion of the
American against British reviewers ard Paragraphss
and has written book expressly 10 retala'e upon them
their abuse of cce' and Of our country gen
orally We should like TO know, surprising the paper con
tanning his gross and ridiculous fa6ricaOas about the
Yankee qa5qssado1 and his c6ees" should peradven-
ure Arrive in London and be repubshed there for the
musement of John Bull what ne would then pursue
There is but one alternative either he must dlsa9ow his
libel or renounce his pretensions the champion, and
stand confessed the calmnaor 81 The AureFlcsn name
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
$50 J1J1ofo -

There has been issued in this city, the prospectus of
work on Female Education, Physically and Morally Con-
sdered TO be comprised in three volumes and translated
from the French of DR.. d. EHendOH gentleman to
whose abilities respectable testimony is borne 1t is he
publshedby subscription and if we'll executed will GER
ainy deserve general favor from the extensive utility and
interest of the subject.-Naf. Gaz.
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