The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-30
interesting GAcanings.

AAVSHOSNAASo ~ OAoHSN'
The new work upon which lady Morgan is en-
gagged, is a lie of Salvator Rosa.
The author of the Annals of the Parish, has in
the press at Edinburgh. new work in vols.
entitled the "Spaewite."
A h,nt TO Stage OWners.-The inconve-
nience and misery Of cold feet, says the
N. Y. Com. Adv, while riding in stages in
the winter, is obviated IN the north Of
France, by means of pewter tanks, made
after the manner Of water plates, beIng
fitted to the bottom of the stages, and fill
ed with hot water at each stopping place.
which impart not only warmth to the iee'
lin the c0ldest Of weather, but a pleasant
glow of heat, through the whole stage, 81 1
lmilar to that experienced in stove room
II is said that two new papers are about to beI
established at Washington, one to advocate the
election of Mr.. Clay, and the other that OF Mr.
Adams.
Col. Montague James. Of Jamaica, who
was the first white person born alter the
conquest of the Island by the English, llv-
ed to the great age of lO4, and for the last
lsO years of his life used scarcely any other
food than chocolate.
A The competition among the steam boats
: ION the Clyde is at present so great. that
: some of them carry passengers from Glas-
f. gov to Campbeltown, distance Of up
rards Of hundred miles, for the charge
:, of half a crown.
Mr. j. NJ Brunei has laid before the London
e public, plan of tunnelling or opening road
Einder the river Thames, at Rotherhi'he The
same project was attempted in 1909, but it failed
ri The Governor of Connecticut has ap
:, pointed the Hon. Henry W. Edwards. t.
aafill the vacancy in the Senate of the Uni
rrted States, occasioned by the death OF th'
# Hon. Elijah Boardman.
e. Bean product.-Three beans planted II
s. the garden of Nr. NJ. Barnum, of Stock
;lbridge the past season, produced, the ls
d 80 pods, Cd 200, and Sd els, containing
A. lin all 1880 beans.
III A special action was brought by female chile
n|by her nearest friend, in the Circuit Court OF
slbany, on the 18th inst. against DR.. Miller, to
, negligence and NAL practice in setting the plalr
: ltn's arm, which had been dslocated at the elbo
ie elont. Both parties reside in the county OF Rem
Irlselaer. The case was fully made out and It AZ
peared that the arm had been rendered entirel
useless. Verdict for the plaintiff 600 dollars.
Salt auorks.--In few years upwards {
O. million of bushels of salt will be manr
a ttIfactured in the county of Onondaga, tn
III Idnties on which at 12 l-2 cents per busht
o-'wil amount to 1875. 900 dollars annual
ne which with tolls of the canal are foreve
'x' appropriated to the canal debt, and wi
NJ soon liquidate the whole sum. The gro'
ne income in few years may be about 10000
os us dollars.
of The carital prize Of Twenty Thousan
h Dollars, in the Lottery drawn last wee
"a. at Ne, York, was sold to two young mt
n. at work upon the basin at Albany. One
r. 70 them is from Ohio, and the other from Co
he necticut.
me- child was rescued from drowning on Thu
a Ilav last, a, Fulton slip, New York, by seam'
6, Unnamed Samuel G Ciy,a native of Baltimore, |
'"' longing to the United States ship Erie, at Il
hime LAYING in the harbour. This is the thi
person whose life has been prolonged by I
.lo Same individual. Capt Deacon, for this merit
'e rious conduct, has promoted him to the situatl
ea- of Coxswan on board the Erie.
oy The United States squadron, consisti
ne. of the Constitution, Com. Jones, and q
VII tario, Capt. Chauncey, sailed from Gl
ne raltar on the 9th, and the Nonsuch on t
at tn, for Mahon. The American Minist
IKE to Spain, remained on board the squadrc
= 1t is said he had made several ineHectu
ee' attempts to reach Cadiz; and he had ne
ny sailed with the intention Of passing ft
weeks at Mahon.