Delaware weekly advertiser and farmer's journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1827-1828, 1828-05-01

bia declare, as their opinion, that re-vacGinatel
is not necessary TO secure safety from the SINAI
pox; and that vaccination can be relied on 4
rescue mankind from the fatal effects Of small
pox Or varioloid, to extent equal il not great
or, than the inoc1Iated or natural small pox.
A man who had picked the pocket of gen
tlernan at the Charleston theatre of a Thousand
dollars, was found drunk in the street by ano
ther gentlemen; who finding in his possession
large sum Of money, conducted him to the watcl
house, and deposited the money with the officer
Next morning the gentleman who lost the mo
ney, made application to the watch house, iden
tilted his property, and the thief was conducted
to Jail.
The advancement Of the Duke of wellington
to the premiership, does not appear to be at all
pleasing to our neighbours in New Brunswick
and Nova scotia--they however console them
selves with the reflection, that as Mr.. Huskison
is retained in the Colonial department, ''the
Colonies are likely to fare better than the mo-
ther country under the present ministry"
Tiney corney, colOred woman, died lately
in Philadelphia, aged upwards Of ia years
A white woman, named Mary White, hung
herself lately m a watch house in Baltimore-she
had attached a handkerchief to the bars of a
window, to which were fastened her carriers,
which were tied round her, neck-when discov-
cred, she waslying on the floor, dead, the hand
kerehief having given away. s.s
Mr.. cowell, the manager of the theatre at Bal
timore, has offered the entire receipts Of one
nights performance forthe benefit ofthe Greeks
Miss Clara Fisher hS proffefed her services
on the occasion. The Ladies' Committee, to
whom the tender was made. have accepted il,
but with Characteristic dsreacy insist on the u.
sual expenses Of the bolise being deducted.
Some ofthe London papers ofthe last Of Febru-
airy, represent the health Of lis majesty, George
w. as nearly in the wort state. The heir APP
parent (Duke Of clarence) is said to be not on
the very best terms with the Duke of yelling.
ton.
1t is stated that Sit Howard Douglass, Lieut..
Governor of N. brunswick, has received instruc.
tons to proceed to Russia, foy the purpose Of
being present at the discussion that may take
place there, in consequence of that power being
appointed arbiter in settling the question of the
N, E. boundary Of the U, States
Six millions Of acres of land are said to have
been enclosed and brought into tilIage in Eng
land since the commencement of the last CEN
fury. sesg pr ~
The London Morning Herald ofthe 18th Feb
ruary states that the increase in the consumption
of Gin within the last year has risen from t,oelut
10 ttcentg;tour miRionacf gailsns." If he means
in the city of London, this would be nearly 90
gallons per annum for every man, woman and
child in the place!! can't be,-the falling off in
the quantity Of beer brewed in the last six
months in 1926 and that of 1927, is 9s.4l2 brls.
in ten breweries! q v,r4
The changes in the weather the past season
have been remarkably great and sudden, thro'-
out the -differenteyantiiss Of Europe.
Sik-Tbe village Record, estehester,
Penny observes, 'we are authorized to say,
that H. t. Jeffriei of this borough has carefully
saved, and will freely give to those who are dis.
posed to make thhir own silk, quantity of the
eggs of the silk iornl."'
The snow storF commenced in New-York on
Saturday evening week, at ten O'CLOCK, and
continued, with slight intermission, until two
O'Clock on Mondly afternoon following.
The National Jburnal publishes the official CO.
by of an Order d Council dated February 10,
declaring the ports Of Pieton and Nova Scotia to
be free ports. ~ 4y.tn .a.ik
s--
On Tuesday, the ed inst. the Tariff pass
ed the House Of Representatives by vote
of los. to 81. srhe, Editor Of the National
Journal in his remarks upon the subject
Observes
TheTarif has at length passed the House
of Representatives by a vote Of los to o.
We feel no disposition to qualify the doubts
we expressed in our last Of its final passage
in the Senate. The bill appears to have We
ry few friends. The ynnpalatable nature Of
its provisions, and its descriptive and neu-
trial character, lead us strongly to the be-
lief that it will not become law Of the land
Mr.. Randolph said yesterday that the bill
bad emo reference to any manufactures
whatever, but the manufacture Of a Presid
ent." The bill is emphatically bill for the
jackson party. and Mr.. Randolph, we pre-
sumo, understands. their secret movements
and motives sufficiently to render him an
authority on this point. A Jackson Com
mittee framed the bil-every amendment
engrafted into it has come from a jackson
sonrce--the friends of the Administers
ton have been thwarted, crossed, and re-
viled at every turn; and such Of them al
have felt it their duty to vote for the bill
have done so merely to avoid the impnta
tion of having voted against any measur
holding out a promise of protection. 1t !