- . _ N;tPL 5, Feb. 16.
” The following is a ‘cop'y'oftlie Manifesto. which
his l.I_-aliuess the Pope has caused to be published
in tltemtotvn of Rieto:
‘ The Au-tiian troops advance ; they come as
friends; and l.i1cil' march has no other end than to
pass into the kingdom of Naples to re-establish
there that [l(‘a(‘.C which, re-conquered after. the ef-
~ fusion of:-.o much blood, has again been (listttt‘bc(i
in that kin;__:rloin by reccn. evcnts. ’v'e exhort all
the people of ltaly. and the Neopolitans them-
. selves to receive and to treat them with perfect
r ltospitality.’ ’
V1:~:>.'.~t/t, Feb. 24-.
Mucli ai:.n‘nt is emcrtainetl relative to the fate
ofthe lilo;-.. '31 Family of N.tples,sincc it is found that
war can no longer be averted. It is tl-iouglil-that
the Ki-lg of Naples will accompany his daughter-
iu-lasv, the Princes dc S-alerne, to this capital, and
not return to IN’.-.pl<:s until the war shall be con-
clutlcd.
FlLA.\lI{'Ft)R'[‘, Feb. 28.
The accession of Russia to the projects ol'Aus
tria gives rise to very serious conjectures. it is
probable we shall soon learn on what subjects the
Congress l‘.:‘t‘~.‘ come to any final resolutions. A
Declaration of the Stivcieigns rulatise to the al-
f«:.irs of Spain is spoken of, and also that a Rus-
sian Envoy is commissi int-d,to go and notify it to
lilCp1‘t:'$Cllt government of that country. It is
Ill:-.‘t’.?i’l doubted whether this Declaration will be
to ell received by the Cortes.
Ill-zittts, Feb. 17.
._1
_-f_ ‘ It is said that Prince Metteruich and Count
‘ Bcinstoxi‘t‘are perfectly agreed in lll’..'i!' views of
if the present state of .Et'ti'0l)C : and it is thought
if tiiat a Prussian Declaration against the Neapoli-
tans drawn up in the same spirit as tl‘.’.tt of Aus-
tria_. will be published itntticdiatcly.’
zrf’/. :.’.r;“-.1»:-2..v= :.-—/-e {.’;-.1'-'
LATEST FROM ITALY.
Tito Ptnwick, l)ttg-_t;~et, arrived at Boston, from
}\?;iplc*, .1. lessiua, and Palermo. left the l:t7.‘.€t' place
1:-.t Marcia, at which time all was quiet. All the
l
\ trnopsembarkccl abort: the 27th Feb. in l4- trans-
l, t ‘ ports, for Naples. it was expected sorne. adran
,., Inge v.-'ou‘.d be taken in ti‘;-.-ir absence. and some
\i disturbance occur. The next day fifth!‘ htaiing oi
the war with Austria, (of which there was no of-
ficial information) the inhabitants of Messina,
‘ if generally, placed a ribband on their hats, with the
nlljuo of ‘I.ibei:ty (i".' death 1’ A letter from Na-
pics, dated ab<.2t‘.t;-36.ui of l"cb. to hi. B. Garclner,
at P;llL')l'II1'l, stated, that the Austrians wcrc daily
expected, and all was bztstlc at that place. A
dismastrd 7-1- was burnt at Naples about the mid-
dle of I"‘eh.——-sonic-_ol' the heads of police were
at‘.L:l!S(".(l of tltiitig il,5an<l tiieir heads were struck
off and paiadcd through the streets 5--On the 8th
and 9th Feb. there \vas a heavy little at Messina,
which did much cltunage to the shipping,-—the
ifinglisli vessels principally $tliTt:l‘Ct.l, some”of
which were very lll'It'2ll_ d.tmLtg_;ctl. Ten vessels
were lost at P’ctit‘.‘.‘l1l-.), and others tl.u'na_t;ctl, and
mzmy about the island v. ere wrecked.
' 1i‘o.s~zorL 1’u/uxr.
« -._—...m-2 5 '
¢_~7_'_'.\,..,-‘5.’21,‘.t'.r"ifC;{' --'l'l‘i'.’- i-iilitieyih;-_: g-;LlC.!)Uil)'l_f{)li tlteilnss
inf the brig Isl-argaret, and the snll'ct'itigԤs of the
crew and passengers, wecopy from a lI;ilif.tx pa-
per of the 4-h inn. The account was furnislizrl
by one oftbe 3-5lt."v'i'v'0l":‘-.
‘ UL‘. the night of the 29th Oct. on our voyage
.‘.-gm. Qtlcbec to Jatmztica, we approached the is].
and of rjabl-c. and ltli:D(lL‘(l to pass to the ettstwarrl
of the bat‘--—..-_.0i,tndings were. lTl‘.|(i~; (luring the eve-
ning, \.i.hicl‘:, zi3:'ecing with the charts, left us no
room liar appi'e.-.lit:n..~'ic-:2 ofdangcr. At 11 o’ciu-ck
we liilzlltl o-.trselves in i.’. fatlioms, v:'n(:n an ortler
wa-s ,;_irc-ti to lay the v::.~;s:.l to—-l.--it ztlttl-‘lbi at th:
same instant slit: stz‘u-::l-'. on a slmal. amongst the
bi‘::'.Il{:"t'§- Tl;-e wizul \‘.’.t\ strtiiig, accompanied
tr;-,:, snow, the sea i-ii:i;:it't:a; excl-ssi'.'ci_v liigli. and
tin: ‘.’cS:>€l Ctttitintn.-llj' 5-t:':';..itt;_; irizh ggrcat violence
-eii;-ay £.\'L‘lii|)ll was rnailc to get her oil’, but in
'.a:::. 'l'ix:: :Cl‘llt‘ oi (lt.~.trc~.s which 8'.’-tn‘ now ex-
iiitiitctl c>;cccd.-5 all (iLlSCill}ii1)ll ; tit-.: passengers
thus a\\full_v arouse-.i f:'o'n their ‘slnrnbt-rs, and
v-ith lull their t:su.'rl_ :l,’It7'tti‘c‘i'l‘.p'?ll, them. soon
';!_lliili‘Ll the dock, VlU\i'i.'{i'\‘»_i_i.‘l_l.tilt: lt.:t'-n:~:t anguish
the imminent ti.-.ri7q-'ci'i-.) whicli they were exposed,
and forvtn'.ly- se ‘-,:z}ctiecl' the isiterposititin of
l-‘to-.'ider.ce. in t.i'n:-tr li.—.~i.--.-.il‘. in a short time the
brig fell over w;th at «.li'c:.c‘.l't;l cr.i.~h, the masts
vent over the side, the stern post Sl.li‘it'(l, the
whole of the stern liavn: soon fell in, and it \\ as
tliotiglit the vessel would immediately go to pic-
ces; but the '_'.;"dlC l'oztuua_'.el_v moderatL=tl a little,
and measures were instantly taken for the preser-
vation ofthose on br;ai'd. The jolly boat had gone
adrift, but the long boat was still left, and three
men had got. into her for the purpose of prevent-
iug her from sustaining any injury, and oi bring-
ing her alongside when directed, to receive the
passengers and cre'w—-they had a diflicult duty
to perfor'n_1, and only by great e~xertion's_co,_uld have
accompli:slu‘:tl the obj.-ct. W'hcn it was no long-
cl‘ C()nSi-’J_€l_'t';d pl'U'(lcii'. to remain oii-the-'3wreck,
the boat was l)t'0itgl*it along side, a_nd an attempt
made it‘. the first instanrzr, to provide for the safe-
ty of the pussciij»-t:i‘s;_.=.lacy were Mi‘. Richard lio-
ger, his ‘wife, sons and 3 tlaugliters, and Mrs.
Anderson, the mother of i\i_I_rs. ll--but in making
the attcrnpt, {vi rs. '.;\,._ anti’ the two youngest liuys»
perislicd. Every other person succeetlcti in get-
ting into the boat, ex.cept,Capt. l"isher, and to re-
iievtz him a second at‘t<:rn_pt‘u made, but it fail-
ed: with their utmost ellorts they could not suc-
4
:-
0,
u.)
ccctl in gttzing ziltiiigsitle a;_~_ain and they Wt:i‘t:f_
c_~t=nipcllt-ti to drop it short tlistancc from the _ bow-
J "of the vessel. Capt.l". tllclt ~.-st-'nt' out uppon‘-tltc jib
boom, and let l'iirnscll' fall into the surf; in a mo‘.
ment he found liiinselfn-car the boat, and with the
assistance of those on board, sziccecdctl in getting;
into her. \-‘vet and cold, and in in_omr:ntary dread
ofbetngg (lcprived of existence, we looked iinost
auxiou sly for the break of day‘ : zit-leiigtli it dawn-
erl upon us ; and we tin.-u lcf-'. the wreck (tlltl.
steel ed for the i.':l:lll{I, which ,w-as distant about six‘
1,;-.1gi.it-s, and not in sight. At 8 o’cloci'., as-'.'wc
drew towards the i~land, we '::;l‘iV the sea bt"cak,i_ng
drc.'idl'ul surges about a mile from the shore. .At.i'
}‘o’cloclt, on the south side of it,'we discovt-f'ed’itl
signal post, and tliought some of the illi)'..'+‘l)ii.Z‘tlll_S
ucre living near to it : and in the hopes ofbcing ,
set n by them, and receiving some assisancc, we: "
n;i,\’C(l the boat bat:kvvat'tl and forward, along the,
outside ofthe surf for some time, but no person
app.-at-ed ; and as the day was nearly spent, and
those in the boat almost exhausted by their vari-
ous sullcriugs, it W1tS,'lll0Ugl)l advisable to maize
tr
an efilmt to reach the shore over the shoals and
v
hrouggh the lit-_g;.ikex's. At the instant ‘ofmakin;.,v
the attempt a violent squall of wind and rain came
on ; the boat was overset and every person thrown
out of her. Only four reujainetl her, viz. Capt.
Fisher, the mate, one of the seamen, and a pats-
scnger--she was then full of water and quite un-
manageable. They saw, ata little distance, Mr
and Mrs.’ Roger and four of their lamily strug-
gling with their fate, and heard their cries for as-
sistance, but it was not in their power to rentler
them any aid; they were soon compelled ‘to re-
linquish their hold on the boat, and trust to be-
ing carried on shore by the surf. Three ofthese,
among whom was the Captain, had the good for-
tune to reach the shore, and there they met three
others, who had been as providcntially saved.--
Capt. F. was quite speechless when driven upon
the beach, and it was some minutes bellure he \‘|Z1t'=
apprized of his safety. Three of the children lay
near him, gasping in the arms of death, and soon
expired ; and the lifeless bodies of their part-n'.~‘.
and brothers were seen at no great distance ; tilt.
carpenter also, and three of the st-amen, were not
far from them. Of the 19 persons on l)oai‘d tut:
t\largarct, 6 only were saved. After t~ecc>\'ciiu§;'
a little from their excessive fatig.:nc and .~uil‘cringx.
they proceecl-:d to the flag-staff, and near it dis-
C()vet‘c(l an uninliabitetl house, where they found
all the nt~ccs5at'y preparations lor trtzikitig u lirc,
provisions and rum,'and in a short time. rendered
themselves tolcr-ably comfortable-—-the next day.
following; (lireciions which they observed in the
building, they proceeded to the settlement of Mr.
Hudson, the r J[)6l‘ilfi.Cll(liUli.(liSl.ZlnI about 9 miles,
where they remained till the 9th of t\'i'.u'ch, when
they left the island in the Margaret's long boat.
N01.-{WALK GAZE’1".1‘E.
I!"ED.\"ESI).flI’, Jim!’ 2, 1821.
I\’ol.!my.-—'l'lie store of Messrs. \VM. 8: B
Locitwoon. of this town, was forcibly entered by
some villain or villains, on Saturday night last.
and property to a considerable amount taken out
The robbers first broke into the cellat, from
whence by boriu_t; through and splitting a thick
board, they gained admission to the store. I-lav.
lug thus obtained possession they proceeded to
rumage the desks, drawers, and shelves, and took
from them such things as they liked,and as many
as they thought they could cleverly get off with.
The t'ul)lJct‘y was discovered early the next morn-
ifiga and exertions were immediately made to find
out the clsprcdators, but nothing has yet tl‘:Itispi-
red which would cast suspicions upon any partic-
ular persons. A rewaicl of fifty doll.rrs is ollizrcd
for the apprehension of me tiiict s and t‘cCo\'cry of
the property.
An attempt was made to rob a store at i\l»int‘G3-
town, on the 13th tilt. but the owner li‘d\"illf_;‘ seen
the movements of the robbers, as st;-rm as tin-_v ch-
to come in the latte!‘ days; that the dawn of the
millennium has commenced; he,beiug spiritual,
Judgrzth all things, himself being judged of no
ing him witness. His followers are daily increas-
ing, hrmly believing and _confirming his words.
J‘/'r.‘zubury/tori: I7'crald.
I)Il]D~—:)t Vincent, llliuois, with a billions fe-
ver, Mr. Str-/1/zen J. Abbott, formerly of this town.
"_”d__:
To T'VccI.»ve9~3.-
§W'ANTED, two young women, ofgood char-
acter, acquainted with Weaving. None
need apply without btziug well rt-cornmended——to
such, constant employ and good wages will be
given. Apply to A. NASII,
Noruelk, (near the Bridge,) May I. 9
F'a._ft.‘t,/ Dollars Refwar/rcl.
N tlieiiiglit of the 28th inst. the store of
iii: sui;sCIil)(‘:t'S was broken open and the
l’-.It..<.vin,cr (iootls were taken therefrom :
Tuo pieces blue Broad Cloth, 1 piece dark
mist (‘assiiiit-x-e, 1 piece black Cassimere, 1 piece
lush Lin:-n. 3 or /1 pieces Cotton Shirting, about
:5 p.-und-» sewin-,3 Silk of dilierent colors, I silver
\\":m:ii, 1 pinch back \Vatch, about fifty dollars
in silver, and two dollars in cents, with other arti-
cles thzu c,':‘m’not at present be specified.
The above ic-ward will be given to any person
or pet's«:.r.s who will apprehend the tliiefor thieves,
so that they may be brought to justice, togetlier
with the goods and money ; or twenty-five dollars
for the thieves _only, and twenty-five dollars for
the goods and money.
"I . \VM. & B. LOCK\V'00D.
Norwalk, April 3'9, 182]. 9
l-ll’. Members of St.
John’s Lodge, No. 6,
are hereby notified to at-
tend a regular meeting of
the Lodge, at their Hall,
on 'l'liurs.'lzty the 10th day
of May inst. at 3 o'clock,
I’. VI. as business of im-
pm‘la1]CP. will then be under cqpsi(let'ation.
Ilv otdur of the VV. M.
' iii-:N.iA.\tt.\‘ Isitacs, St-z.-.’i'y.
J)’ l, :'i8‘2l. *9
270.91‘-'i'tvr1Z 0 St. Jolm.
l"..illL'. Atini\.:rsa'.'y l“csti'~ai of St. John the
-, llaptist. will lu~ t‘t-itbI'atcil by U.\'I()N LODGE,
;\‘n. .3, bia:';ifortl, on the 523th of June next. A
,':i-,-Cour:-;«;-. will be d::ii.-.-red. and a band of music
intend on the <.=ccu~'.iou. The Brctliren of adja-
cent l,.o<l;v;--s f.'.!'t: rc:.spectful‘.y invited to attend.
hi
i\'orwalk,
ltffitli 5lCP[)€tl up to the door and locked tlntni in.
The rongc-s finding: thenisrglvc-s c-..tr-.:;ip-til, iu..i:..-
but in making olfone of them was shot, and so
disabled as to be induced to Slii'l'CIlClt5i'---Lllililll: t
has since been tr.:k-._—n.
J22 (Z[lL‘I)I/IL‘ to in!) 5/2: JlIu:'.’, in its passage l't~r,m
l-Iai'risbut'g‘, Va. to Alcxandri.i, was made on the
the ‘2 lst April. The robbers had fenced Zi(,‘l'<)~.t.
the road, and tied some neqrot-s in the woods to
prevent their gi\'ii.5_; intelligahce of having SCt_ti
Iiltflll. \VilCl) tilt)’ \‘.'c!‘t: Llljzjut sci;/,iug1l‘,c reins,
the tlriver wheeled his horses rapidly about anti
(li~o'\'c to some liztbitations. The r.,nber’s pistol
missed fire, but the driver soon left them behind.
when they abandoned pursuit.
On Saturday last, about sunset, the perioggue
l“(ll|5U'_Va Capt. Ilcclt‘-titl‘i, with six persons on
board, was upset nearly ()l.‘t).')5ilé: to S-.iyb;-on}; in
a squall, arid the Captain. Mus. Beekwith, Mr.
tVI'.tIitvai-ring, ‘and Mr. hlillt-1', all of \Vatcrl‘oid
and Lyme, were unlortuuawly drowned. The
periregzuec sailed from i\Tiantit;' and was bound to
Nx':w‘-';"oi‘k. 'l'litt-_-e Oftltc crctv w.;t'c Si.l\Ctl, and
the v::sst:l is '.tt~.li:;i'c- at b'.=_\-"tiro-;il;.
The Attorney General of the L7. States has
published it as his opinion, that a-';c.orciiii;_: to the
law ofthe last Congress, the Secretary of W’;-ii‘
has no t'ig;lit to reinstate a pensioner stricken from
the r«ills'uuder the act of May I, 1820.‘ He says
it it be clesirable he should possess the 1‘i§_';ili, Con-
gre~;’s alone can 2::-iiifei' i:. A I
it is stated that the S(!'a Svr/unit was seen on the
l3'h April, off .‘+*lanilla fl-.-cf.
b'."rI7*c .'rI‘(l(.l(.'.—---bCVCl'£ll Spanish slave .sé;t-it-5.
with about too slaves each, have r_'ecentlv.bi_~t,-n
captured by H. B. M. brig Thistle, L‘t.iL()g‘itl’l,t.lllti
taken to Sierra Leone.
The population of the state of Delaware li
creased only 75. for the last 10 years. '
.4IJlL'7'f(‘(l7l S’.'CZ.'(.‘fZ'/.-."]‘he fifih anniversary
of the A mcricau Bible Society will becelebt‘zttei_]
in‘ New-York on Tht'Jrsday the 10th inst. The
iiicctitig‘ is to be lieldat the City Hotel.
Oz-([2/zatiovz.-—~Oit VVednesday the ?ith of April,
l
S
l
as in -
.walls.. \'.“.lS ordained at l}t'o~.iril:cliii, ()hio, by the
_clu,1rch of that place’. The occasion was hiqhlv
iiite‘i'estitig;;. The deep ‘solcntnity (ifs l.-.ii~_<_>,4-: av,-4.,
sembly manifest:--.tl the interest they took in the
exercises, and inspired the ‘_,')lt3’cl5'i.t'lgll1j()."iC tliaitricli.
blessings are in store for that church.
T/zrflu/1.’ 1:74’-'crz32n.——-It aoncars by th ; '.
Cilfirass that the u«i.(.-1.~_- _nuiiibcr of vb‘.t;s T0:
.-C'_YiU1“|S~l1~..6I3. of which His iiscellency Oliver
V\.-’olcott has l(’),G6-1.. The whole izumbcr for
l.icut.,Cor‘enor. is .,97:.’, of uhtc{,..1-1-13’ H,.,,,,,.
.lona. l‘l‘i§;e:rsoll has ,3t'}-l-.
is chosen Ti'f3t.l’:."~‘-l"3}", :.-.nr.l 'l‘liom;is Iliay. I-;‘,,qq, Sec-
.|,'t’l'clT)’- l"or litate Scttaeor-3---}\'l;-_ \\-"ens [ms
10,461 votes, Tomliuson i(‘2.3’J’-2, }'oo19,359,P¢,~.
kills 10.4-95. Burrows 9.938, llill }ii).S3:2, Plant
lU,'l7Q, \'.‘,Z,jlC0H-_ ’U)'937, L1V1c!.,_.\-in
,i.0..4.,'-£77, Stow lO,fl3 2,3. Peters 1{),.g.§,_=7_ 11m mm-,,_
'l3.“i"5 "l‘C"“.¥’§l'5$S~-LVII’. Russ had 6220, Edwards
5-"3.:331I\3%‘5‘l>_€l’ 5°34-7» Tomlinson 6377', Stoddard
r 4, bterltng 60 IO,-l5tn't'U'.v5 4432, t,7t,«’g;;},_.y 190-2
1 racy /129.
7
7
["ana:icis77z.-—'l‘licre is in Salisbtitjt a preacher
who P”-b_l1°lY P"0l'esses to have the gift of prophe-
cy and thsccrning of spirits: to have the faith of
Abraham ; believes he could stop the mouths of
lions if cast into their den as was Daniel, br tliat
it (tespmate "t-i'l'urt and go‘: out at a-not;-.-r ,:
'.l‘ie Rev. At.Ftt2-:1) ll‘. Ila-,'1i"1‘.-I, formerly of Nor-i
l’i’t-.sli_v:ei'y of 'r’ot‘tagr:, and in:.tailc-:i pastor of the _
Isaac h'pencc"r, §sq._
'1‘. l .'..-‘..-.. ‘..‘.’n. list-‘.i.i«;:t, b‘cc’ry.
mi, .t,u-at 23, 5.‘:I'3|
~. . .
i)1SS0lu'tlGi1.
f 'V lit: l'artrier~.'hip lic"Ctt)fot‘e existing under
. ~tht- firm of lizua KNAPI’ & ('0. was dissol-
\‘cd by mutual ngt‘et:tiit.tit on the 26th April: all
pm":-.iii.~; haxii-3; (leiuautls ztggziiiist the said firm are
i..~q~:-.---tori lu ])t‘cSU'lL thctn fol‘ settlement, to ci-
iii-'i' ..l't'r.c .-u'.»sr.ribt~rs and all persons indebted
:-no t‘t‘=]'t.:*-ltjtl to make immediate payment.
Iizu.-t Kr.=.\rr,
(.i.~\lllt1lS]. HU'3t:.-utn,
ii-zmtr (,Zi.osi-;.
i"il:lllili>t‘(l, Qiith April, 1821. 9*
N. B. The l_)‘.‘~nil'lL“}'~, in llituit: will be carried on
bv l_".'z.ra Knapp. on hi. own or count, who returns
his thanks to his customers for tltcil‘ past f.:'.>ors,
and solicit.-. tlttrix‘ (‘.-')Iitilt= mice. 15. l‘;!\'.-'tI’l’.
Notice,
-1 « !
.\l-.- 1
n
a
e. . , .. .. . . . I
-Stilifi mat he is one of the prophets that were a
shame Goons. “
DAUCHY §~ JAMES
ARE now unpacking and placing on their
man ; speaking of himself, he says, he can tell Shel”? Fl“ €XlC“5iVe S¢l€_CFl°“ Of Dr)’ G0Ud5.a.-.-.-:-
w hethei a man is possesed ofa good or bad spirit ‘-‘°mP'_'l5‘“S" 3 gem’-"31 35S0lf1m€I110fth6 M651 if“ A
by looking him in the face ; says he speaks the P°”3“°,"5 Mid newest fashions = most of the arti
truth in Christ, and lies not, his conscience bear-I C195 “'9”: b°“t§h1 3‘ 8UCll0ih and Will U3 50“ “TY
cheap for cash, viz.-“_'
Black Canton Crapc. Colered do
Black Sinchews and Sar_si_nets
Blue, white, and green Florence
Figured Mulmul, Book and Jackonet
4-4 and 6-4 plain do
Seeded Muslin Robes for Dresses
6-4 and 4-4‘ Cambric Muslins Scotch Lawn
Plain and figured Lenoes, '
l.iglit corded Ginghams, a variety of patterns
6-4 Cambric and other Dimities
iii ttslius
Irish Linens, very cheap [and domcsti.c;_
An assortment of Shirting: Muslin, European
Ribbons, some very elegant
I.adics’ Beaver and Kid Gloves
do black and white silk do
Ger.tlcmen’s Beaver Gloves, some very clicap
VVhite and plaid Cravats ‘
Flago; silk Handkerchiefs
Black Canton do
Superfine blue, black and niixtCloths
do black and blue Cassitncie
Satinets of dillerent qualitit:
./IT f'V}.!'0LES./§’L1'5.
Bombazettes by the piece Imported and A-
merican Cingham do. Calicoes do.
Cambric Muslins Figured Mull do
Shit-ting and sheeting Suspenders
Men’s Beaver Gloves by the doz.
Molasses by the hhd. barrel or keg
Sugar by the barrel.
§l:?~‘-' The above articles and many. others
will be sold at New-York prices.
*** The above articles comprise but a small
part. Persons wis.’:z'.»zg to purchase, will do -we.’
to call.
ALSO-—A general assortment of GROC'E-
12115.9, H/1RD r-mzea, and c'1.'0C1t‘1-:1: Y.
Not-walk, April 23. .
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
JUST received and for sale by P. PRICE,
Cl-llllS'l'IANI'I‘Y applicable to mercantile
and ordinary affairs of life, by Tho. Chal-
mers, D. D. Spiritual 'I'reasury, for the Chil.
dren‘ of God, 2 vols. Balm of Gilead," for healing
a diseased Land, by John VVillis0n : l\'Iemoir's of
Thomas bpcncer5 l\'Iason’s Plea for Sacramental
Communion ; Scott’s Theological \Vorks, 6 vols.
McilI.lc’s \Vorlts ; Life ofthc Rev. John VVesley;
New Manuel; Saints’ Rest; Christian Morals,
by Hannah .Vloore; Rollins’ Ancient History,
8 vols.; Specimens of Irish Eloquence, by Chas.
Phillips, Esq ; Campaign in Russia ; Paddock’s
Narrative ; Tuckey's Expegii__ti0tt.to the. t'is.'ar;
Zaire, usually called the Congo; Roman ‘An-
tiquities; Classical Dictionary ; Darby’s._"I‘our
from New-lfork to Detroit; Goidstn_ith’s Eng»
land, Gi'eccc, and Rome ; BigiatKi’s France j.
Franklin’s works ; Morse’ Universal Geography ;
Evening Entertainments, or delineation ofthe
tVlanncrs and Customs of various Nations.
Kcnilworth, by the author of Waverly, Ivan-
vanhoe, &c. 2 vols. The Abbot, 2 vols. by the
same author ; Melmoth, the \Vant‘.erer, two
vols. Earthquake, 2 vols. Caroline of l_.itch-
field; Heroine, 2 vols. English Baron; Rode-
rick Random, 2 vols. Essays and Sketcht-s of
Life and Character, by a Gentleman who left his
lodgings; Symzonia, or a voyage to the internal
world ; l“lint’s and Gibson's Surveying; Adams’
Laiiu Grammar; Historiztz Sacrce ; Quarto, Svo,
School and Pocket Bibles ; Pocket Testaments,
School do. different prices.
VVatts’ and D»vight’s Psalms and Hymnsflarge
and small ; Book of Common Prayer, various si-
:I.z:s; Songs ofthe Temple ; Village l'la_rmony ;
der the otgo’ Fill .\'i_. and expect in a few days
to t‘t.'(I€i\'C from N:w—\'mk, a §..{'L'IlL'l‘Lll assortment
of GOODS, which tluzy feel (ii-.pus;erl to S(‘il on
ztccoiii1n«itl.i|ing' terms" either for cash, produce,
br ‘.1 credit of montlit;
7&7 irlli subscribers coutimie tin.-ir business un-
.l'i-zsszz S. ll1t.tnI.r.v,
l‘lA’1'ii.xN Si.~t1'1'n, .l1t.
"3li'(:ltl,’ April 27th, lS‘Z1.f *9
‘llitlg
Y Wiliii is to forbid all persons liarbotn-ing or
- ti"ti:-;tiru_;; my will; Sn//y Jolzcs, or liaving any
tlcitlilig‘ with her, asl will ‘pay no debts ‘oi her
C(i.'lll':tt.‘l.ilig‘, 9-after this date; " '
- ‘-7 ‘-- Nat-ttmtitrt Jones.
Stamford,"April 12th,‘ i821. 9
C ‘IV l.OPl‘£l‘) from my bed and hoa'rd,'v'vithout a-
J ny just cause, ‘my wife Sa_l/E/s"cmtl has taken
away with her my daughter. "l'lii"s tlteI'efot'e;is
of them, on my a‘cct)unt‘,'asi‘I will pay no debts of
their contracting altel‘ this-tiate. ' '
' - - ' "Da.\=is:.'D1r;i§M;-mi.‘
Norwalk- April 26. ' ‘ *9
Notice.
. I-ll’. Stockholders of the Connecticut Turn-
- " pike Company are hereby 'notiii_e(i -lliat a
special ineeting of the Company will be held-on
'lihursday«t’lic 3d of May next, at the House of
Mrs. .I.‘lttect, Inn-keeper Nnrwallé, 33.10 o’clock,
A. 31. to take into‘ con'sidet'atiunt he espcdicr-Cy of
appointing an tigeii_t to oppose tli_i:“lf'-“t-titii-ii of IE‘.-
aeki;-l Love_'_rny-—..-pt-.nding before t'lic’l.L'gislultlt'e‘
at Hartford in May next. ' '
Anu.\nA’M Dari-:>:rom‘, Clcrit.
Stamfortl, Apiil Blst, 1821.
NOTICE.
Elli sttb5Ct'ibct' will gzivt: lire quarts of whis-
ker for one bushel of Rye, and -'-.i quarts for
bttshcl OTC-‘Jt'll. EH35 PF-CK; J‘-‘IL
Creenwicl1,Aptil23,182% 3"
.,.
D. 5.. BAR'l'.RA-M .
Has just received a supply of Finzot/iy Seed and
/7.-'/Jarzy Grrrfn I"(.‘¢z.':. April 23.
. ....- .s~,._.,_, ____
EIiOP.ED from my bed and board my wife
I-Iannalt, without any just cause or provoca-
tion : this is to forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account, under penalty of the
law, \V;r. ‘i’. KNA-PP.
he could go into the fiery furnace without injury
Stamford, April l.‘3=l'.I. lr’.<2l.
to forbid all persons liat‘b‘orin_gr or trusting-' cithcr.
l..itt,le 3: '.5mith’s and l~Iartford Collection of Sn-
cred Music; \Vilbur’s Catechism, Episcopal do.
Ne w-England Primer; Copy Slips, together with
a complete assortment of SCHOOL and a great
jv’a,t'icty of TOY BOOKS.
' 4 Also, writing and letter Paper, Slates, Ameri-
can and En§.;lish Ink Powder, (good) ; Inkstands ;
Slate and Lt-rid Pencils; durable Ink ; Paints;
Sand Boxes, Qnills, and Wafers.
§i_’;.=> 'l_‘hc 1:3;-zrt-at, or Sketches from nature, a
descriptive Tale, in 2 vols. is just out of Press,
and will be for sale or hire, in the curse ol the
present week. A
April 23, 1821.
"‘ .
New Supply of Lvumi’2e7°.
. I-VM. J. 81 REET
Has just received a large supply of Lumber,
which is ol’fereci for sale-—-very 6/1c’a[l jbr Cas/1.
"The: following comprise a part : viz
75 Bunches North River Siiingles,warra_ntc(l
20 do common
3M. 3 feet cedar Shingles
10 l\.’I.- do 2' feet
2000 Albany Boards
3000, feet clear Boards
soot) feet merchantablc do
1000 feet clear Plank
2000 feet common do
2000 feet Clatrlmarcl or Si-dirig
Like“ ise a quantity ofCherry Boards, Scan-
tling and Lath. April 23.
. _ 1 .
For Albany and Catskill.
| HE sloop (}P.BlT, D. K. Nash,
E___ master, will sail for Albany and
Catskill, on Tuesday the 8th day of May ncxt.——»
Orders for Ltimbet‘ received by the master on
board, or by the subscriber. \-V. J. S'l‘ltEI-LT.
EVEN ‘itnonths from the 2d day of April is
allowed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the
District of Stamford, to the creditors of the es-
mge nf Al,-ti-.1,‘ ’rl"e(1b, late of Stamford deceased, to
exhibit t\heir claims.
Fmsoertrcrt SMXTII, Execu-
VVM. K.NA}‘P. Jr. . tors.
“S',amlot‘(l, April 10th, 132i. 8
HEREAS my wife Cyn//2212 has elpped from
my bed and board without any just C-.l|J.‘3C
therefore forbid all persons har-
y account as I will
after this date,
ELI KNAP1’.
or provocation, T I
bouring or trusting her 0" m
pay no debts of her contracting
Light and dark Calicoes, an elegant assortment: _J i
Mersailles, black Florentine and other Vesting
Norwalk Chronicler