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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-16
Getreral Ftrtellleemre.
LoNpoN, April 10.
CHANGE OF MINISTER'S.

His Majesty has been pleased to appoint
the Right Hon. George Canning, to be
First Lord of the Treasury, in the room OF
the Earl of Liverpool. This important and
highly pleasing event was announced IN
the House of Commons yesterday by Mr.
Wynn, President of the Board of Controul
on motion for a new writ of election tol
Newport, and was received with great
cheering from all parts of the House. A
motion to adjourn till the first May, was
made by Mr.. Wynn, in order to afford time
to Mr.. Canning to form a new Cabinet
and after u feeble opposition from MIR
Tierney, was carried without division
The above event has been attended witt
very uncommon circumstances. We are
not acquainted with the confidential pro
ceedings of the Cabinet, but what ap
pears probable, is, that there has been {
violent opposition to the appointment O
Mr.. Canning, made by the high Aristocrats
of the Cabinet ;-that attempts were made
to induce, and almost to compel his Males
ty to relinquish his prepossessions in favor
of the Man of the People but that the
King soon satisfied the malcontents thai
he has inherited the sturdy spirit of hi
Father; aud while he knew what was due
to his Ministers, has felt what has beer
due to the Sovereign; and the conse
quence has been, that nearly The entire Cab
Incl hare rendered their designations, EN-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-16

10 The attention of FARMERS, particularly,
is requested to the extracts of speech on the
woollen bill, published on our first page,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-16

CoNNEcrlcuT. Tho spring session of the
Connecticut Legislature commenced at Hart
ford on the Cd inst. when tho Government was
duly organized for the ensuing political year
Gov. Tomlinson delivered his message to the
Legislature on the morning of the 3D..
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-16

In the Asiatic Journal for April, it is as
serted, that the Chinese Empire is much
agitated by internal connections. The in
habitants of Formosa have been in state
of instruction against the Chinese gov
eminent for the last year. The mountain
GERS descend and distress the people of the
plains. In the northwest of China there
are serious disturbances. But the most
alarming affair is rebellion, originating
with the Mahometan tribes in Western
Asia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
whole No. 1875.

ssnticn, ough, to be TN the principles of
equal representation.
Rssofted. That the petition to the
assembly for establishing this district
INTO state, end The several resolves of
the Former and present convention upon
which the petition is founded, together
with all other matters relative 10 the in
teresis of tie district, that have been UNI
der their consideration. be referred to
the future convention that such further
measures may be taken thereon, as they
shall Judge proper
ISsertoS Is VIII contain petition Of the con-
sention of The laha5 tauts ofshe district ut Ken.
lucky, 70 the Genersi Assembl, of Virginia.
ani an address 10 the Inhabitants OF the district
Of ken,ucky.l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
Dpina anu IgTfai,ina-

ME subscrlher, resdirg near Parks Gan.
on the plantation Of John Tabb, takes
this method Of informing the pnblic that he has
on band, continually, the best qualty>of Dye
Suits, such as for Scarlet. Madder Red. PINK
colour, Green. &c suiting Cor Carnet,ng a..
all OF which colours he will put on Wooden or
Cotton Yarn at the shortest notice, and in tho
most workman-like manner, and ensure them
TO prove permanent. He also Weayes Carpet.
ing IN syle. equal If not superior, 10 any
imporled--A Coverietts. Table Linen, Sc.
OF al figures Tie viii a 50 Dye Wooden and
Cotton Yarn the best Indigo Blue, warranted
AZ above. He also Weaves Broad. Cloths and
Cassinetts IN the best manner. Having good
eeaiof experience 10 he above business, be
fstters himself that he shall receive share oe
pabhc patronage, and assures all who may "a.
s1r h'm With job. that they shall find his
prices corresponding with the times
WILLIAM cOSLEY.
April l2.--5m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

VIRGI.NIA-to nit:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office, OF the coun
~ court of Berkeley, on Monday the Cd day
of April, 1927
Ellis Eyls and Mary his wife, late Mary
Ford. Plaintiff,
Jeremiah Jack and Elizabeth his wife, late
Elizabeth Otto, Isabella Otto, Samuel Silver.
and Ann bis wife, late Ann Otto, and Henry
Quo, children and heirs of Isabella Otto, late
Isabella Ford, John F Jack, child and heir OF
Freeloye Jack, late Freelove Ford, Easther
Harlan, lae Cashier Ford, Henry Houck and
Hannah his wife, late Hannah Ford, Mary Am
Siisers, daughter of Ann Blackmore, late Ann
Ford, John Masters and Sarah his wife, late
Sarah Rlackmore, Hetty Blsckmore, Johr
Blsckmore and May Blackmore. children anf
hers OF Sarah Blackmore, late Sarah Ford
Joseph Ford, James Ford, Joseph Ford anc
Mary Ford, children and heirs &C Henry Ford
decd all of whom ere heirs and representa-
tives of James Ford. decd. defendants,
In CKANCERY.
FNfHE defendants, isabella Otto. Samuel Sill
4 vers and Ann his wife. Henry Otto, Eas.
ther Harlan Henry Houck and Hannah has
wife, Mary Ann ssyers John Masters and Sa
rah his wife, John Bleckmore, Mary Black
more and Joseph Ford, not having en-, cred then
appearance, aud gwen security according to
the act ut Assembly sndthe rules Of this court
and ii appearing TO the satisfaction OF the colrt
that they are not Inhabitants of this state
n is Ordered, That the sad defendants. Isabel,
0to, Samuel Siiyers and Ann his wife, Henr,
O,to. Cashier Harlan, Henry Houck and Han
nah his wife, Mary Ann Si!sers, John Masters
and Sarah his wife, John Bl4ckmore, Mar,
Blaokmore and Joseph Ford do appear here
on the second Monday in June next, and ar
swer the bill OF the pi,mtiiiS, and that q
copy OF this order b. ioth@lth inserted tor
two months successfully ~ the Maruns5urg
Gazette, and be posted at the door OF The
Court House of tins county.
A Copy Teste,
april 5, 1927 d. hUNTER, c. b C.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
Groceries s. Atqt.org, &c
-" VI "hiSn Ia DC sOlu untsuiHtV luN.
JAMES 2. ERShINE, & Co.
Martnshurg, april IL
osr cHII.D!-on lue-1lay the 24Io nit.

ost Chll.D!--On TUESDAY the 24tn ait.
IA yellow glri, about Is years of age. was
put across opeckon Creek by my wife. for the
purpose Of going on an errsnd 10 MIR Henry
lan'et's about one mile oft: having los her
way, has not been heard OF since that day
S"e had wuh her tin bucket, aad was seen
passing Col Hunters Smoke towR frm: snfe
"neh' nathing certain has been heard of b, r
'Acept 'hat" ct g'rl answering her description
was seen passing up Opeckon with a bucket
"ou"~tns and looking bSck She had on a
hnSey trock and striped calico bonnet, ard p,her
e'oih'ng-has a small head Tor chdd of he
IS tolerahly well grown--her nsms Prisey
o"oiil any person know or hear Of her, vii
'o''ef iayout on the subscriber, bes,ds beng
@."eislly rewarded it they viii give either him
y MIR Henry lsbler, any information where
Ne s. EFuRAIN WEI.snHANS
tl~9 3.--St
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
VIRGINi1-.o git:

VIRGLNI1-.o wM:
At Rules hc,d in tue Clerks Office, of the coun.
ty ccur; OF Berkeley, ON Mondsy the Sd day
OF Aprd 1897.
William Wilson, Plainf!G,
AGAINST
Henry Watkins, Henry Payne, jun. and Ro-
bert Johnston. D5epaaiss.
in CHANCERY.
The defendant, Henry Watkins, not having
entered his appearance, and gwen security
according to the act of Assembly and Che rules
oi this court, and II appearing TO the saiistac
tl0n OF the court that he Is rtt an Inha5ftant OF
,hls state--A is Oraered. That the sad deten.
dant, Henry Watkins, do appear here on tue
second Monday IN June next, and answer the
ot,l of the plaintiff, and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cessiyely IN the MartinsbuFg Gazette, and be
posted at the door OF the Court. House OF this
county. CoPy-Ieste,
April $, 1927 ID. HUNTER, CSC
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

" OfiCE-~ Ali those who became purcha-
Of John Wilhelm. sen. deed. 90 credit az
SIX nonths, are Notified that their respective
obligations tell due on the 24,h inst and that
prenpt payment mRst be made. The situation
OF he estate Is such that the Executor will be-
compelled to wake speedy collections. For
the accommodation Of those concerned. the.
subscriber will attend a, the Globe Tavern. in
Msrinsburg on Monday tho 18th Of May
next, to receive payment
JACOB MYERS. Ear.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
NEW GOODS.

of this springs lmportations, consIsung in Part
as follows, VIZ: Sup. Blue aud Is ack Cloths
SUP Blue and Black Cashmere, Mkt Cassinet
and Statements, Vigouia Cashmere, Union Mix
lures, Striped Fiorent.ln, Rtii.Roa Drilling,
French Brown do Fancy co.ourcd Prints,
Black and White Callicoes. Rail Road Calico,
Striped G,ngh.ms PLAID Gne hams, chiiian
Dresses, Cambria MusliEs, Jackonet do. Book
do Null. Null do Swiss Muslin Points, Belt
Ribbons, Fancy Gauze fabons, Bonnie yet and
BomDaznes, rs and 4 Irish Linen, Grass
Cambria, Kentlng and Linen Cambria, Bolivar
Straw Hats, Gimp Cottage Bonnets, Paints,
Drugs, &c. &c. &c.
-.1LSO-
A good sssortmen; OF Queens & Glass Wares,
Grooeres OF AL kinds, Bar Iron, Castings, Smear,
Crowley ard Blister'd Steel al which they are
determined % sell as low as the same kind of
Goods are TO be had n any town IN the Valley.
They respectfully invite every person disposed
to purchase, to call and examine their Goods
and Judge tor themselves
WILLIAM LONG.
JAMES +. ERSkINE,
JOHN W. STEWART.
Apri' % If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

- SptiC SALE - he Undersigned Admin-
= 's'rator Of Jeseph Sfcyravd, deed. viii, on
Saturday, the Goth dig of May neat. offer for
SAFE, at the Stone IIsnse Tavern. Bcfkelev
county, two NALUhnLt SLAVES, belong
ing to the estate OF said deed one BOY, about
n'ne years old. stout and active of his age, has
been raised on a farm. The other Girl. about
fourteen years old, has been accustomed ro
homework. md 10 remarkably active. fine
servant Terms of sale. CAsn
John sURER, .7arr Of
April 2b.---' Joseph Sters,afd dee'd.
or The above Slaves will not be sole, 10 anv
person purchasing for the purpose OF specuIa-
ton, or with the intention OF removing theDs
out OF the stale Of Virginia.
April rs JOHN srYBFR.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
2seQiMentaI 0rntra.
TAILORING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs he ci
tiz-ns of Martlnsburg and The pubic ~
general, that he has permanently established
himself in Marins5urg, and has opened bis
shop in part Of the stone building belonging tc
Mr. Jacob Poissl. AID nearly oppositethe Globe
Tavern, where he IS prepared to execute all
orders IN his line OF business, in the latest and
mos fashionable style. tie viii variant his
work to be substantial, and his prices agreeabl,
to the times--Country produce will be taken IN
payment for work. tie solicits share OF pub.
lie patronage.
WILLIAM CURTIS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
0sulI Is5akilIg 1Susineas.

b 5tiL subscriber respectfully informs
81 hs friends and the public IN general, thai
Dc mas established himself Ia Marmsburg, and
has opened his Step in Henry nelterstay 5
house, on John street, where he is prtpateo
10 carry on the GUN .H.iALNG BUSINESS
IN all lis brancaes. lie viii warrant his work
to be substantial, and his prices shall be agree
able 10 the tmes. lie sollcits shaTl OF pub
lie patronage.
April ~, CHRISTIAN BECK.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
. 1921 p pi."r.. ss.aao Tick.

~N~NN f'FtFFNHs J
iekets. 81, Iialves 80. Quarters 81.
TICKETS and sharcss ina variety OF numbers.
can DC bad at the Office OF
:. < NJ. ALLEN & Co.
Peiasg' sesia .irn,ac, Washington Gin.
Who will give prompt attention to ali le,,ers
by mail or o,hefWise
0FPrize Tickets always received in paymens
for undsawn tickets.
Apri C6
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

To be dsawn at Providence, on "wednesday
the 9th OF aay.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

Nor EFT persons who gave their
~ obligations at the sales of the subscriber
Gas Administrator of the estate Of John Porter.
field, Esq. decd on The 7th and 9Th q Noyeln
Der last, are informed tba, they will be due on
the 18Th day OF the present month, and unless
they are speedily discharged, viii be sub;ec,
to coerciye measures, or transfer in order TO
meet demands.
May 5 st SILAS HARLAN. .atln'r
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

NofiCE.-Ali persons having claims against
~ the estate of Georgs Hsrn, seu. decd.
are invited TO bring them forward legal, au.
thentcated for setdemest; and all those inde5-
ted 10 The said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment, as no indulgence whsie
yer viii be gwen.
WILLIAM HORN, p,,,.
THOMAS HORN,
Nav s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
NEW GOODS.
at GscracI'S-toS11G.

THE undersi g"ed having formed Co part
i nersbip TO be conducted under the firm
of JOHN' ~. STEH.4RT. e Co. beg leave
10 inform the citizens OF Gerrsrd's .town, the
neIghborbood and the public generally, that
they have commen ed the Mercantile business
at the old and we'll known St.ld, formerly oc-
ouPied by Mr. William Wilson and lately by
MIR. samuel X. Wilson, deceased, where they
are nov opening very handsome assortment of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
RnopeIsLAND LOTTERY. !.
FIRST CLASS

For the Ssaess n ne Fonrl ser,in .soast,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

Mar;insburg. April l2.--tt
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23
TUNNELS IN ENGLAND.

The first tunnel ever constructed in England,
was on the Trent and Mersey Canal, executed
Tor the Duke of Bridgewater 1t is about 1880
yards IN length, and some parts arc cut out of
the solid rock. The canal is 93 miles in length,
and four other tunnels-13l, $50, 574 and 1241
yards.
The Worcester and birmingham Canal, of 90
miles IN length, have S tunnels; one of 2700 yards
long, Is feet high. and 49, feet wide, and four
others-110, 100, 400, and 500 yards long
The Leeds and Liverpool canal has two tun-
hes, one of which is 1850 Yards.
The Leccstershire and Northampton canal
ms four tunnels, s,of275, $50, 800, and 1856 yards.
The l.eominster canal has two tunnels, of 1850
and $3.50 yards.
The Thames and Severn canal has one tunnel
ol $500 yards, or 2 miles and 3-8ths.
The Chesterfield Canal has two tunnels, one
oi Which is 1850 yards in length.
The Crumford canal has one tunnel of c966
Yards, and several smaller.
The Dudley and Owen canal has three tun-
nes, of 623, 1926, and 3776 yards or about four
miles
The Ellesmcre canal has two tunnels, of 4s7
and us yards.
The Hereford and Gloucester canal, of 353
miles, has three, of 440, 1920, and 2l92 yards.
The Edgebarton canal has four tunnels, of
W., 400, 500, and 2700 yard.
fhe old Birmingham canal has two tunnels,
one OF mile and quarter the other one thou
sand yards.
Ihe Grand Union canal has two tunnels, 1l65
and 1924 yards
% Inc Grand Junction canal has two tunnels
'Va5, and 5000 yards.
;, lhe Oxford canal has two tunnels, one Of
Uem 1888 yards.
The Huddersfield canal, of only 191 miles long,
wi,a iockage of 770 feet has a tunnel of 3
miles and 154o yards, through rocky mountain.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23

anecdotes of Cahtain HuH-eommunicat-
So oy one fhis obicers.-During the cruise
=. lle frigate United States, in 1926, this
Ir%lp lay at anchor in the port of Csllao.-
!. .he Castle. which commands the port, was
b. m possession of the Spaniards, commanded
" " zen Rodil, and was besieged and block
pi.i pueu oy the Patriot forces. One night the
ra r'l.lsh 81, Cambridge, Captain Malig,
on onn's INTO the above port, and was fred up
10y the Castle; boat was despatched i'm
canay c.uia1eiy by Captain Malig to inquire the
ths ause OF the outrage. Gen. Rodil replied
ma mIas ne supposed the Cambridge to be the
did dHd''ea ga States Frigate, Capt. Hull. and he
shi, G not ns consider it proper for any neutral
Capt Cap oi war, to anchor within gunshot of the
sse' during that crisis, This answer was
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23
For the Wilnlingtonian.

1t was not my intention to appear again in
YOUR paper as the advocate of different
measure from that pursued by the Water
ing Committee, as the discussion seemed
likely to assume personal character, pro-
ductive Of neither utility nor amusement to
YOUR readers the subject, however, is an
important one, and think ought to be TEN
peratey discussed. The attempt made in
your last, to impeach my motives, is as des-
ttute of foundation in fact as it is unworthy
of an honorable opponent. / conceive it is
not only the right but the duty of every cit
izen to watch the movements and inspect
the measures of the public's servants: any
attempts to stile investigation argues cor.
ruption, or to browbeat those who under
take it, is usurpation which ought, in eve
ry republic, to be strenuously resisted.
When we reflect that it only belongs to weak
and ignorant minds to affect great acquire
mcnts and spurn instruction upon every sub
icct, would it be arrogance to presume the
respectable individuals who compose our
watering committee, exempt from any fool
ish pride OF this sort? Their attention has
hitherto been eugrossed by other pursuits
and their knowledge of subjects connected
with their several professions may be very
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23
Fron, Tie .4nuaaohs Carroihonian.

We are panied to learn that the vencr"
able Charles Carroll Of Carrollton, is now
suffering under the sevcrest pain. A gath
ering having made its appearance OIL one OF
his eyes which it is feared will prove fatal
to the sight. We will be joined, we are sure
by every American, in the hope that this
only and honorable remnant of that band OF
worthless that sustained them IN the darkest
hour of our volution, may again be restor-
ed to his family in his former good health.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23

From the preceding certificate it will be seen
what number. were drawn from the wheel, for
determining the prizes in the Dealoare State Lot
tern, Eighth Glass, with the order in which they
were drawn; and the Managers announce to the
public the following result
The Tickets which drew the 10 highest prizea
are those having on them for combination and
permutation numbers
% l3 26 being the 1st I'd and Sd drawn num-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23

Submarine Navigation Some experiments
in submarine navigation have been lately made
on the Seine by NJ. Bca,tdouni, with boat OF
his invention. Ii is said that by the mechanism
of bis boat he can descend to the bottom, and
raise himself again at pleasure. On the 9th ut,
which was his second trial, one hour elapsed
from the time his boat left the surface of the wa
ter, until it reappeared, and he spent AZ min.
utes of that time at the bottom, at depth OF IL
feet.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23
Water Power.

An excellent Water Po,per and small Farm,
within about IA miles of Wilmington, the fall
about 20 feet, saw-mill on the premises, will be
sold on reasonable terms, or exchanged for real
estate in the Borough Of Wilmington. Apply at
this Office.
Aug. %, 1927 49--4t
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23

1ktalic Cloihes.--At the late exhibition OF the
products of national industry at the Louvre III
Paris, there was exhibited waistcoat, and sew
eral other articles, made of metal wire, which
are said in the report OF the jury appointed to
Judge oftlicir merits, to have been equal to cam
briC in 6neness."
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23

The New novel of Sir Walter Scott. enc
titled the Chronicles of the Canongate, is in
press and will appear in London early in
October. About the same time, another
work will be issued from the same hands,
which is to be called Tales of a Grandfa-
ther, being series of stories from the his
tory of Scotland, designed for the authors
grandson.
The venerable DR.. Holyoke, says the Sac
lem Gazette, entered on the hundreth year
of his age last Sunday. From the health of
his body and the vigor of his mind, life is
yet blessing to him and to his friends. He
preserves his relish for literature and soci-
ETY.. We occasionally observe him passing
to and from our public library with book
in his hand and few of his juniors devote
more hours to reading. His eyesight is so
good that he reads without spectacles.
Lah.-The bark of the chestnut (Fagus casta-
nea) is said to contain twice as much tan as that
of the oak, and gives, with sulphate of iron,
beautiful black ink. The color that this tan
produces is less liable to change by the sun and
rain than that produced by sumac.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23
DRAWING OF THE
Delaware State Lottery,

Delaware State Lottery,
For the benefit of Newark College, Middletown
Academy, and Emmanuel Church.
EIGHTH CLASS.
The Subscribers having been requested to SUI
perntend the drawing ofthe Dela,oare State Lotte-
ry, Sh Glass, do hereby certify that the following
are the numbers that were this day drawn from
the thirty numbers placed in he wheel, viz:
%. l3. 26. IA.
And that the sad numbers were drawn in the or
der in which they stand above; that is to say, No.
% was the frst-No. 13 was the second-No.
% was the third, and No. IA was the fourth and
last
Witness our hands at Wilmington, this 18th day
of August, 1927
JAMES BOOTH, Jr.,
FREDERICK LEONARD,
JOHN M'CLUNG,
w. A. MENDENHALE.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23

The Life of Napoleon, by Sir Walter Scott,
will be published next week, in three volumes,
by AIessrs. Carey, Lea & C rey. One edition OF
it will be so cheap as to be within the power of
almost every man to purchase, and the finer ed-
ton will be sold on more reasonable terms, per-
haps than any other book Of its Importance and
merit, ever published in this country.
Mr.. Vaughan, the British Minister, paid TO Mr..
Clay, at the Department of State, OH the lst in
stant, the second and last nstalment, amounting
to upwards of six hundred thousand dollar pay
able by the government of Great Britain, under
the convention of November last.
A late London paper says-".2meEa Opie,
once the poet and novelist, but now the 'f.ir
Quaker of Norwich has been in town attending
the yearly meetings Of the Society Of Friends, at
their establishment in Bishopsgate-street. We
have heard some of the extempoaneo,ls orations
in public of this accomplished lady highly sPck-
en- of
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-23

4 steam boiler belonging to an engine in a
dyeing shop in Paris, lately exploded with great
violence and with report said to be equal TO
that Of a So FOUNDER. The boiler was driven
through strong wall, into a ne,ghborng gar-
den; and the fireman was killed, apparently by
the conclusion Of the air; his body exhibiting no
external marks of violence.