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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-20
EreMch s. Spanish I.an..

. UH !" oYdNAsM AaMguarn,
TIME subscriber will commence cou.1 @aSeS,
i ton in the rudments of either or ho Of instc
languages, ON Monday evening next ., V1 ule above
the rooEl he occupied last season onWasSo O'Clock, in
two doors north of the corner occupied bv
Neale, Esq. WA y! UhlistOpht,
sept 29-tf IANrHlER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-20
Japnes w. Scott,

South West Corner King and Fairar-streets has Just
receiaeiI-
Black bombazine, 4-4and z g Irish linen
Superfne and common calicoes
Caroline plaids, null and jaconet muslinS
silk, worsted and cotton hosiery
Cause and plain ribands
Canton grapes; linen cambrics
Spitte6eld hdkfs.; Scotch linens
Domestic plaids, stripes, &c. &c. ~
Whichare offered for sale at reduced prices aug ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-20
Notice.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he carrsson at his old stand south
side OF Kings nsafiy opposite the Mechanics
Bank, Mexands.esrth the Is -
Saddle, Harness e Trunk Business,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-20
TY l. T. RS

TEMPLE 1OF FORTUNE, Pennsylvania .8renue,
WEshngton City.
Or, Cornerof KaS gad ResaLst'sets, Aleraadria.
> or Cash adsaacsJ for prizespn presentation. All
oruers promptly attepded to.\
287 - 2oN %
Were the numbers drawninthe Maryland University
Lottery, No. s. HolGffsN prizes invited to call at
Tyler's and recevete Cash renew them insome of
the lotteries soon to be drawn. oct Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-20
y. Q. Sugar, Coffee, etc

n. ". sugar, C0Nee, eve.
THE sUBscRl BIER JUST RECEIVED
~ HHDS. New-Orleans sugar
~ 90 bags green coffee
50 barrels first proof Baltimore whiskey
$50 do Carolina and Suffolk tar
Leiper's and CARROTS Philadelphia manufactured
Scotch snuff in kegs
IN STORE
Bridport shad and herring seine twine
Cotton do do do
Cordage of all sizes
Turks island, Ground Alum and American salt
Sacks Lverpoolblown do
Hhds moasses, bags pepper
Chests and half chests Gunpowder, Imperial and
Young Hyson Tea
Bags allspice, boxes mould candles, shoe thread
Barrels glauber salts, kegsrace ginger
Salt petre in kegs, superior Cognac brandy
Jamaica Spirits Antigua do
Dupont's Brandywine gunpowder, shot
Kegs nails, ofa sizes, do chewing tobacco
Teneriffe and French Madeira wine
FAlIILY FLOUR
andlump sugar, SC. together with many other
articles all of which be sold on reasonable terms
apr 10 GEO: COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-20
Matthews Note Book.


MIR MATTHEW'S Memorandum Book, comprising
N1 his Lecture on pecuilarities customs & manners,
with laughable Stories, Adventures, Songs, &C. and
Characteristic Engravings. Price IS cents.
Horace in New-York, Satire, Introducing DIR. Nit
chell, Kean, Waack, Emmett, Bryant, Pierpont, &c.
&c. Part 1.
Moulton's History of New-York. Part I'd, 81
Tanners new College Atlas consisting OF series OF
General Maps, adaptedto the present course ofnstruc
ton pursued in the Colleges of the United States.
folio vol. SIS.
Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania,
vol l, Part 3D. 81
Sandova or the Free Mason
The Boyne Water.
DIR. Goodman's Natural History.
PARIS on Diet, &C.
NEW MUSIC.
The Overture to the Opera OF "l Barber de Seville
composed by Rossni.
ssBeethoven's Dream," with variations
ssIhe Cot in the Glcn,' composed by WiesenthaL
Just received and for sale by
Washington, Oct IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-20
REMOV AL.

EAMES c. BARRY has removed to the store lately
% occupied by Mr. Nehemiah Carson, on King street,
next door to the store of Messrs McCrea & co. and
the Washington Tavern, and has just received very
general assortment of new and beautiful
SPRING IND SUMNER
GOODS.
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John VI. RunneNs,

KIng -StTett,
0-5Orders meet prompt attention, ifaddressed to
sept ii >. n. ..
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23
Deaths.

In this town. on : lH .'l 90 '"g las', Ats' "eoe
Wusor. widow OF the late Rev. John Nmsor, IN
the Goth year Of her age.
Last evening, Caroline Louisa, daughter OF Mr.
Henry s. Draper, aged 2 year. aud month'' fu-
neral to morrow afternoon 'hme "'e' u',ne
service. from No. ~. Westmin.'cr street. Rela-
tiyes and friends are requested to attend without
further invitation.
Miss Amanda Smith Thornton, aged 10 years
isu ,hter of the late Mr.. stephen Thornton. Fu-
neral to morrow afternoon, Immediately alter d.
vine service at the residence ofCol. Sayies iIbur
at No. 228, North Main Street, where her iriena
aud acquaintance arc requested TO attend
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23
r1IsCELLANEoUs ITEMS.

The CORPORATION of London are Determined not
to erect statue to the King until he shall consent
to dine with them.
A prospectus has been announced at Paris. of an
" Assurance Company for the Benefit oi authors
To give them confidence, perhaps.
Sir Roger Gresiey has preferred charge o! luna
cy against his own mother. She intends prosecuting
HIN and his advisers for a.cc,ispirNcy,
A society Oi learned usu are abo'f I" nnfertakt
French translatlen of the Talm,Di Of Ba6yton.-
The Talmud has never before been translated, not
even into Latin.
The vintage in Sicily will be very scarce this sea-
son. There are few grapes OH the vines, nor are
the olive trees in any better situation. Almonds
also, are expected to be very scarce.
At the last dates the subject o most interest on
the continent was the Portuguese Constitution.
which appears to have alarmed all the members oil
the Holy Alliance.
No intelligence ofinterest has been received from
Greece, excepting the arrival OF Lord Cochrane ut
Napoli, and his appointment as comnlanuer-in-chlei
of the Greek naval forces.
Joseph Butterworh Esq. Member Of the last
Parliament for Dover, died IN London, June Both,
ayed Sc. Mr.. L. was an eminent bookseller, aud
nnst excellent man; he was a member OF the Wes-
leyan Methodist Body, by whom, as by other Chris
tiaas, his loss will be deeply felt and depiored.
A few d.ys since, some girls went INTO the Ban
Mills ESQ caileD in Rutland, to see large water
wheel which had Just been put in operation. Two
of them stood by the Wheel and one OF them was
holding her han i. so that the buckets would str'kt
them AS they revolved, when snc became dzzy d!
looking upon the wheel, and fell upon 1t. Ia her
fright she clung to the Wheel and was carried over
the top, between it and large beam, where there
was but seven inches space. In passing the beam
she was probably rolled idto one of the buckets
Her shreks alarmed person present, who smut
the gate, and the wheel wasstopped, just in season
to prevent her being crushed against the bulk heaed
The other young womsn standing by, seeing hr.
danger, involun,arily sprung upon the Wheel anu
was near the top of it when it was stopped
A game of" three handed all fours," was lately
played in Alabama.to to determine how the players
shoud give their votes at an election. The losers TO
vote as the winner should direct
In Canada, Sherebiah Leach found guilty ofhav-
ing in his possession dies for counterfeiting Spanish
milled dollars was discharged, as the law had not
uted this fact crime. Counterfeiting a
British guinea is high treason.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23
Marriages.

In North Providence, MIR. John II. Easton, to
Miss Julia Maria, youngest laughter OF Hon. Dan
iel Lyman.
Ia Pawtuxet, Mr. Daniel w. Barker, to Miss Ma
ry NJ. Briggs, both Of this town.
In Cumberland, Mr.. Henry ClaAin, to Miss
Nary Ennis, both Of Pawtucket.--Mr. Carroll, to
Miss Prudence Dawley, both Of Cumberland.
10 Boston, on Thursday evening, Mr. James @.
Edwards, printer, to Eleanor Dunlap, both OF that
city.-On Friday evening, Henry James Finn, Esq
Manager of the Boston and Provi dence Theatres TO
Miss Elizabeth Powell, second daughter Of 'he iS'e
Smelling POWELL SESq. all Of tina, city.
In Canterbury. Mr. Alden Pabode, to Miss Mao
mi Burnett, both of this town
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23
BRIGADE ORDERS.

TTNHE second Brigade Of Rhode-Isand Militia
l. will parade for inspection and review by Reg
ment. on the following days, Wis
Sixth Regiment, Col Palemon Wa'coa,' sept
18th.
Twelfth Regiment, Col. Moses Humcs, septem-
ber Goth.
Thirteenth Regiment, COL Israel Philips, Sep
tembcr, 81.
Seventh Regiment, Col. VIM Steere, Sept. %
Fourteenth Regiment, Col. Isaac Mathewson'
September 9th.
second Regiment. COL John Church, Sept. S0th.
By order of Brig ader Gen. Gro l.. BArNns,
RHODES G.. ALLEN.
Sept. Q. Inspector Of Brigade.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23

PntLoLoorcAL.-A writer in the Monlay and
Thursdays paper, who pronounced the late MIR.
JOHN bowers "bessar,' has come out in his
own defence, and say. he used the word beggar"
relatively. II he will look into Johnsons Die
tonary, he will find that the word beggar means
mendcant, suppliant for charity, &c. lfa man is
called beggar, it is, according TO the usages OF
language, supposed, that he who uters the word.
means to say, tha. the individual TO whom the
call man, "relatively," thief, does that convey
an impression that you meant to call him hon EST
man! We are not particularly familiar with the
relative words beggar anu felon. We pause for a
reply.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23

STOPPING up A PUBLIC AvHNUE.-Consider ra-
bic excitement was felt 10 this town On Thur sday
last which originated 10 the circumstance, that one
Of our citizens claimed the ownership Of tract oi
land which has, for number Of years, been usec
by 1.-THE community as public avenue. Early
Thursday morning, score oicarpenters were found
busily employed In erecting fence, and enclosing
the street, which vas done in very short period.
Crowds of our citizens were seen to assemble
around the spot, and speculation became busy on
the subject.
We are not sufficiently acquainted with the mer-
its Of the case 70 justify in entering into detail
and of course could not, even il We were willing,
offer any opinion on the subject. Some of our ables,
civilians, who are intimately acquainted with the
supposed aim, Oh the authority Of which this sin
gular act was assumed, have asserted that the prop
efty cannot he held by the claimant. II appears
that the street was offered to the town, and by it
accepted. twelve years ayo, but by reason of
some inf,rnalty a the Clerk, in making his record.
the acceptance has been found to be Illegal. The
STAR will pr obably be,speedily adjudicated.
As M hit have been expected, the fence that en-
close he property, assaed, early in the cvcn-
ing by myriad of boys, and was prostrated in less
tim. than was consumed in its erection. The
whole aft ,r was conducted with much good humor.
and the little rosnes, after they had accomplished
their business, up most outrageous cry Of fire.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23
On Saturday last, corlelia Ann. daashser Of Mr..

On Saturday last, Corlelia Ann, daaghter Of Mr..
Rufus Curtis, aged years.
On Wednesday morning, Joseph Warren, son oi
Mr.. Oliver Warren Field, aged months.
In Smithfeld, 10Th inst, Mrs. Sally Ann Mowry,
wife of Major Harris Mowry, and youngest daugh-
ter of Oliver Baou, Esq. OF Cumberland, in the
25th year Of his age.
In Newport, 9th inst Mrs. Sarah Spocner, widow
of Mr. Benjamin Spooner, aged 80.
In Pawtucket, Samuel e.. Slade, son of Martin
slade, aged months.
At Central Falls, 81 inst. Mrs. Elsa, wife of Capt
Alvin jerks, in her Goth year.On the l3h the in
fant daughter of Capt. Alvin Jenckes, aged one
month. M
Al the Hospital, New York, Mr. Charles Spen.
Ger. of East Greenxvich, in his 9th year.
On the nth inst in Jordan Village, (N. Y
Mrs. Eliza Hemenway, in her 2lst year, wie oi
Doctor Robert y. IIenienway aud second daughter
of Major Samuel Jackson, of this town.
Mrs. Hemenways', amiable qualites,ani VI
vacitv Of mind and attainments, had endeared her
10 a numerous circle OF acquaintance, who Will long
linger over her memory, and deplore her untmeiy
exit In those circles in which she moved, she was
beloved by all, and all were proud oil her IrendshP
anil her society. About year ago, she was Wed
ded, AMI soon after her union, the employments OF
her husband called HIM to the west, where, fell a
victim to the shafts of DEATH the lovelest o: women,
and the best of wives. But though she slumber be-
meath distant SOIL far from her parents and early
associates, the tear drop falls upon her tutted
grave and the sigh Of regret and anguish, IS heard
to bewail her uDtimely doom. But such is the fate
of mortals-the ways of heaven are dark and mys-
terous-but they are wise;-and those who weep
for Eliza, should weep more, for she has depart
ed for the regions ofthe uprisht-for the abiding
place of the pure in spirit.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23

BRIGADE REvIEw.-Ihe second Brigade OF
Rhode Island Militia will be reviewed and in
spec,ed the coming wetk, by Brigadier General
GEORGE l.. BARNES, and Major RHODES G.
ALLEN. The second regiment viii parade in this
town on Saturday next--JoHN CHuR Gil, Colouel;
JOSHUA II. RATHpoNE, Lieut. Colonel; JOHN w.
ABoRy, Major; A. ID HoDGEs, Adjutant; Ed
WARD CARLILE, Quarter Master; AMOS ID. SMITH,
Pay Master; JACOB &. GOULD, Sergeant Major.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

SSTOLEN from the store Of Simeon Brewer, in
- Providence, on Thursday, the 2lst insi. n PED
Lars BUNDLE, coatanins three yards and half o
blue supetGne Broalcoih, and a variety of Jewelry
consisting of Finger Rings. Ear Rings, Breast Pins
one string OF Gold Reads, one Hair Necklace, and
an assortment Of Silver Thimbles. The Jewelry
was made mp of every iashion-some of il was re-
msrkable for its antqut,, and some of it ofthe la
test fashions-all of it If fine gold. Whoever will
restore to the subscriber, at the store of Simeon
Brewer, the above described bundle, shall receive
Ten dollars reward, twenty dollars for both thief
and bundle.
The articles were wrapped in yellow flag hand
kerchief. ami if left at the store Of Mr.. BREWER
within six days, ten dollars reward will be given
and no questions asked
Sept %. JOSIAH w. CALDWELL.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23

DIvoRcEs.-The facility with which the mar
rage contract is dissolved in this State, has long
been cast al by foreigners, as reproach and as
disgraceful to our institutions and laws. At the
present term of the Supreme Court Of this State.
sixteen applications for divorce have been filed,
and it il lot improbable that all of them will
be granted
II certainly does appear TO rejecting mind, that
the evil an and ought to be remeded; and the long
er il is allowed to exist, the more difficult will be
its eradication, aud the more common will be the
family dscortls. jarrin,s, and heart burniugs
The marriage -institution is n solemn one, it is
pne on which the prosperity of society anu the ma
ton mainly depend, and if it be not protected
aud revered, may anticipate state of society, at
once the most revolving to senses. and hideous
in its consequences.
Under the present existing state Of our laws on
this sibject, the whose affections become alie-
GATED from his first love, and are conferred on
some worthless courtezan, can easily obtain dis
sol luton of his obligations to his wife, and take TO
his EN- braces, the fend who seeks his ruin rather
than his happiness. fond and confiling wife is
shipwrecked in her hopes, her heart is rent in twain,
and progeny o; children are thrown upon the
sYcrd to receive its scorn, its contempt. and to fall
victims to dissipation, wretcheduess AMI crime
The evils arising from divorces are incalcuable,
and the remedy ofthem is left to the sober consider.
alton of the ph,lantaropist. aud christian.
Divorces IN nine cas- es out often, originate in
the ncontnence and dissipation of the one party, or
in the moral depravity of the other. 1t is not com
mon that the parties mutually willing to Sc
parate, though they certain that they cannot
live happy together; aud no law should divide
them, whilst the wife wishes 70 cling to the hus-
band, or the husband to the wife; nor should any
thing save positive crime, be considered sufficient
cause, to abso,ve the union into which they mutu-
ally entered. 1t becomes the Legislature to take
the subject up Immediately, and to devise means
which will secure the State against an evil which
has too long existed. 1t has been suggested by an
eminent jurist that if petitions for divorce were re-
qured to appear before the Legislature, instead Of
the Supreme Court. the evil ould be measurably
eradicated; for hundreds who feel no delicacy in
preferring their petitions to tho Judiciary, would
not venture before the Legislature.
Divorces are now easily obtained among us,
that citizens from other States resort TO ours to
complish their ends, and we doubt if five Of the
sixteen of those who have preferred their petit
ions TO the Supreme Court, natives Of Rhode
Island. The sabject Of divorce is one of vast mpor-
tance; 1t is one which legislation might be pro-
6tably spent, and we hope it will meet the curly
attention of the Legislature at the October session.
Someth NJ must be done, or we might as well de-
stroy the marriage institution, and encourage crime
ani adultery.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23

STATE ELEcTIoSs.-ESocH LINCOLN has been
elected Governor of Maine without opposition
Messrs. SPRAGUE and ANDERsos are reelected to
Congress the former without OPPOSITE on.
Elder BUTLER and Elder LELAND are without
doubt chosen Governor and Lieutenant Governor
of Vermont. Messers. WALES aud MALI LERY
are reelected to Congress. Mr.. BUCK is chosen
in place Of Mr.. MATTocKs.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23

VENhE fact. tha, the European blasn's. u' ~ooI- ~.
w" d., Of the kind hitherto offered for sale
nl nar,culSrv in this country, generally admit
,eJ bv all. To those who consider them.oyo
yea ~ and those who are the most disposed to pa
.uoni.e American manufactures, KNAPp's BLACK
,ya i offered for cxamnation--snd IT, upon 'riSi, IL
,loe, not quail or surpass any EngtM bIarEt"s es-
is solicited. ,sA...
This article is for sale, by appoin.ment OF tne
manufacturer, by the cask, Dozen or single oc'iie
at Iy'No. FL, W'tsiminster- -Row..l
N. B.-Ordcrs from the country VIII re'e'V'
particular attention. ,s
September q
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23
TGE PAVILACN.

IUyHI9 lavortc resort tor health and recreatiops
Il will always be open Tor the accommodation
d, the public, from sunrise until 9 o'clock, 7. NJ.
without notice to the contrary given IN the news.
uapers. TWO BOWLING ALLEYS, III excel"
lent order, aud almost new, for SAFE al less nan
half the original cost price, As the loss Of The Al
Ieys may offend many liberal customers, we most
respectfully beg leave to submit our reasons for sell
ing them-We understand they are unlawful, and
in direct opposition to the laws of the State in
which we have the happiness 10 reside; and it is
the opinion of our most respectable patrons and
fact which is admittedly most unprejudiced minds
that there is no amusement uhict has such great
inducements 70 intemperanes and gon'bting, as the
io,c, hborsocs game Of NINE'PLNS.
September 9.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23

b;-We respectfully tender our thanks to those gem
tlenen who on Thursday and FRIDAY busilv en,-
poyed in hawking about the Eastern Argus, and reading
in barbcrs shops md taverns, the article in it concern
ing u.s. If these gentlemen had exercised little pa
tence should have saved them much trouble as we
this day publish the article which much delighted
them in our own columns That all NAV be supplied,
who take such decided Interest in the affair they shall
be presented with twelve copies, they will apply
at thia Office,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23
TOWN TAX

wv HEREAS the Freemen oi the town Of Prov
w idence, in the Town Meeting legally assem-
bled on the fifth day of June, 1926: Ordered a tax
of Thirty thousand Dollars to be assessed Oh the
inhabitants of said town. and others owning property
therein And the subscriber having been appointed
Collector Of said tax, hereby notifies all persons
concerned TO call at No. AZ i2 Cheapside, over Mr.
THOMAS HowARD's Hardware Store, and pay the
sum or sums assessed against them.--At which of
flee he means to attend from September 10,h, 10
October Cd, inclusive Sundays excspted) from
o'clock A. NJ. until ~ NJ. and from O'Clock, J.
VI. until 5. And on Monday, the "a day OF Octo.
ber the Office to be kept open until o'clock in the
evening.
A deduction Of three per cent. 10 be hiada TO all
who call and pay at the times aforementioned.
JOHN HILL, Collector.
Providence, Sept.12 1896. g
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-23

II We received letterlast evening from Port
land. signed A Native Of Name iu which the
author supposes he points to the writer Of the ar
,cle in the Eastern Argus signed a Rhode
Islander" As we satisfied that "A Native OF
Maine is not correct in his coniectures we decline
publishing the letter though we are satisfied Of the
of his remarks and feel grateful to him
for the good he evidently intended.
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SoAt sIONL, MARBLE, sLA h, &c 9
- subscriber has just received ten tons of Franc
town Soap Stone-those who are in want OF this ar
tice. for fire places &c, invited 10 call, where
may be had Monuments, Tomb Tables, Grave
Stones, Facings, Hearths, Jambs, aud almost every
and on reasonable terms.
DAVID BOI.LES,
Hyd-aulion street, near the Exchange Bank.
. July l.. a.
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LITERARY IsrrILIe EscE ExrRAonpIxAnY.-

LITERARY lNTELLIGENcE ExTRAoRDISARY.-
The literary intelligence received il town yester-
day, was of an extraordinary nature, and caused
many Of the natives to cape and wonler. 1t was
stated, Oh the authority Of special courier from
South Kngstown, that The Hon. Mr. Potter has
been for the last days, busily employed in his
mandatory, preparing for the press of our rgh,
worthy cousin of the Microcosm, new edition Of
his literary labors. The fact, when announced,
caused considerable nuctuation in literary stock
goods wares and merchandise, and is said that the
Waverly's fell fifty per cent and other works in
proportion.
The public are looking with intense anxiety for
the appearance Of the forth coming work, and anic-
ipate rich treat, whilst perusins the chaste and
classical illusions of this distinguished literary gen.
tleman. Should it be our LOT to survive Mr.. PoT-
TER, we anticipate the pleasure of publishing his
posthumoss work, under the title OF the Prose,
Poetical and Critical Performances ofthe Hon ELL
sHA r. Porter, with n brief account of his life
and adueni4res., By Vaiiam Nicholas, Jr. Esq"