VOL. X
NEWBEJtN, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1818.
NUMBER 478i
CONDITIONS. Q3rDr Relfs tiotanical
. . puis!:
The FEDERAL REPUB- These PiU$. gives - instant ease tin
LIC A. N IS published every Sat- Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Utday'to S. HALL, Xf fW Wheezing, difficulty of breathing tight-
..7 x.- i. ness in the chest, pain in the side, spit-
Dollars per annum , payable half of blo(a; chiliness : and shivering
ij early in advance - 'the foruhne or fevers &c,4' common
Advertisements inserted con : colds are, removed in a lew hours. The
-apiCUOUtly at SO cents per square ale-andMnstantaneous, even hen the
far the first insertion and 25 tor himrs art affected: nrh Ask ibr! " Dr
tA tntrrtinn after. ".'. ' ' : -Relfs Asthmatic Pills." One b
' Jit A JflinvitB mill he ran- taining 12 Pills; frequently effects a cure
All Advertisements will oe con s i. omske in ed wrapperis
lintied, until Otherwise oraercu s-17ned Wj T. Conwav," none other are
CaCnCOnimUUlWC Kliuigw . ; genuine i' ; t J t i
flTJ" No Paper will be discon-! A Gentleman of Charlestowrii
Vmucd until all arrearages are 1 Was severely. afflicted with an Asthma 4
,ul' . u , ! years, and for the last six months his
Newbern Prices Current.
1 Corrects IDeeM?. ; ,
From To
MERCHANDIZE d.
C. 1 D
L,b. . 15 ,
none ,
lb. 35 .
:" . .
ffal. 2 50
65
80
bush. 80
1
lb. 26 " 26
26
'12
bbl. 9 10
bush. ,80
gal. 2
t
' ' - 20
m: 8
15
: . 20
1 50
. 18
8 10 f
10
lb. 18 ; 20
gal. . 60
bbl. 1 30 -
1 6( '
2 25
gal. 40
bbl, 20 .
none
gal. 1 '20 '
' 1 10
70 7. 1
bush. 50
50 : :
wt 1? : 50 ' -
1 16 -.
es -
I,
Bacon ,
Beef
Butter
Bees-Wax
Brandy, French
do Apple v
do Peach
Cora s 4
Meal
Cotton
Coffee
Cordage
Flour
Flax-Seed .
Gin, Holland
do Country
Ton Timber
Pine Scantling '
Plank. ; .
Squave Timbe
Shingles, 22 inch.
Staves, W. O- hhd.
do R. O. do
do W. O. bbl.
Heading, W. O.hhi
Lard
Molasses
Tar ' '-
Pitch ' '
Rosin ;.
Turpentine, ,
- 'do Spirits
Pork
Rice J . ; ; -Rum,
Jamaica
do; W.I.
- do American ,
Salt Allum
; do Fine
Sugar .
Tooacco
THOMAS .WATSON.
TTASFor Sale a general as
X Xsortment of those justly
teemed and highl approved
MEDICINES
Prepared by W. T. Conway, No
Hamilton Place, Common-strcet,.
. Boston ' "
"The followinc: respectable testhnoni al
mav serve to prove the surprising ai id
singular efScacy of ' ( ' ;
Dr. Relps Botanical Drop $.
- These drops are a, radical cures i vt
Sfcurvey, Scroiula, St. Anthony's Pi xe
Leprosy, Pimpled Faces, .'..fore Le fs,
. , Ulcers? .Venereal Tain ts . when Merciriry
has failed, are the best Spring and " A. u
tumnat physic, and may be given to chil
dren with perfect safety. ; - Price 1
(CJ. Ask rior V He. ' . UelPs ; BoUni ifai
Drop Observe that none are ge Au
ine unless signed " " W. T. Conway"
. ' f SETH BRADFORD I
hipright, ot Medford, -was 12 years af-,
flicted with a severely painful ulcera ted
leg, bad tried every. .Medicine in vain,'
was resigned as past relief when to the
surprise of every one," was cured by' tak-
5 ing, these D. ops " '. .
, . (j The above U' made v public at -the
s request of wMr, Bradford, trusting it may
be of bubhc utility --t-
WILLIAM PAY SON
Of Gooch Lane, Boston,' i was 4. yef rs
; ' afflicted with 5 holes through his foot,'
C fever tores had his foot opened twice
and the bone, scraped by "an eminent sur
- jeon i at length resigned as past relief
( his leg condemned . to , amputation J his
oeath daily, expected, when -to . the as-
?: tonishment of every one, on, taking these
pills ; in 10 days his health was restored,
8 pieces of bone came away, , his foot
healed, and after going 4 years on crutch
; es is now running about free from lame
j Bess "". , -, . ft
j, : , AFFIDAVIT J .
J Solomon Butterfield, of , Chesterfield,
tnaketh oath and saith, that his' son ,01-
Iver 3 years ' afflicted with eruptions ' in
his legs and different -parts of, his : body,
when after try i ng all other medicines in
Vain, was cured by 3 bottles of Dr. RelPs
. Botanical Drops alone, without the assis
tance of any other medicine -Signed
SOL. BUTTERFIELD
Moses JVarner, Witness. Oct 12, '
, . CERTIFICATE !
I Plythora 2?t. of Lebanon, County
Wmdham, Con. de hereby certify, that
l i. ' V s
LAND FOR SALE.
npHE Subscriber; is willing to
X seil a valuable ; tract of Ldnid
situated in OosloW County, on
the North 'East side of new fiver,
one, mile from the Inlet,-Tbe
ocean and inlet are in . full view
from the Plan tation .The tract
containinff about ! c-'.
of which ' about Eight Hundred is
rich, light, and level;. Land, 7,iQd
considerable proportion ricK h'am"f
mock Land. .. s f.. k
. 150 ACRES ' . '..
are cleredThe Cotton produ
ced on this land, is little inferior
to sea "island. .'Adjoining the
great difficulty of .breath- tract an extensive 7 range for
incapable of business; af-j Cattle and Hogs. Adjoioing the
line i ana oeionging to tne tract, is
a : valuable fishery .in good order,
at .which four hundred ' Barrels, of
mullets have been taken in a sea-
son;There is a privilege of ran
ging cattle on the ; banls; also,
which will be sold with the land.
"For health, beauty: of: prospect,
and advantage of cultivation, - no
situation on the atlantic shore pos
sesses crreater. recommendations
than that now offered for sale. ;
A liberal credit will, be given,
hd ample 5 security vrequired.; i
-' Jo sink Howard. ;
Newbcrn Feb. 21. 1818. -
lT? j LbrcJ Charles Somerset, mv jour- take place, Nothirg iuteiesfin
.JLgJfl 4i 4,,v j Dajg even a letter to, the French I will be found inthem relative t
5
to
Minister bf Policr, and another I affairs of state, or , anv : political :
to my wife, Jwhich being here, at I secret,. I have r never had. any
leisure, I have already directed j thing of, the kind ; and if it had .
hat it mipht be fbrwarded as soon lbeen thecase; I . shcutd, lootr "
as lv landed .at ustena. iney since, nave not wanted an ooDOt-
death was daily expected when to the
surprise of every one, on taking only 2
hoxes of these pills his health was per
J fee tly restored. . ' :' ' "
(p MR STETSON . :
j Of Hanover, was 9 years afflicted wiih
violent pains in his . right breast, attend-
ed at times with
ing, and wholly.
ter having: tried all other medicine in vain
was cured and his health perfectly resto
red bv2 boxes of these -pills. t -J ; .
0j A YOUJVG UiDY' : ;
Near Green-Street, - lloston, was 3 years
afflicted witlr Consufmptioh, had tried al
most every medicine and medical assis
tance - without , relief, , when- resigned as
past relief, not able to sit up, much debili-
I tated by want of sleep, perpetual palpiu-
i i . a. t. "i 1 ... -
uuiis aim jiaiu in viic siuc, sue ua.M. nxuui
to 'Dr. Kelfe's . Asthmaticjills, whtii
to the surprise of eve ry onej she was re
stored to perfect health in 14 days J ; .',
Dr. Jebb's Liniment ! tr
For. Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains,
Chilblains, Numbness, -stiffness Unf die
joiqts, &c. The relief is immediate, and
cure frequently in 24 hours', ; although ot
years standing .and diought incurable ! ..?
Mr. Jacob Hiidreih of Amherst; N H.
was many years afflicted with' violent
rheumatism, and as he advanced in years
. . lit -. . . . ..
ac umes waswnouy incapacitateu lor du
siness, When through recommendation, af
ter trying all other medicines in vain was
cured by using'only one; bottle ot this
LiiUinicnt, and iia.s had no relapse.; it" is
now three years since he was considered
incurable! 1 his is published at his re
quest. "'.".
br. llelfs Aromatic Tills
ror female oQsuuctions, ccc. and are
equally conducive to the health off marri
d ladies unless when pregnant, at which
time they mutnot be taken.., ;
jTtv en ty polldrs -Ifeward. :
an-aw ay from the sn b-
scriber! oh the 1st of
September last, a likely IVluilaUo
Girl bv the name of
9
is aoout lb years- of ace.
thick: built, generallv. wears a
pleasing countenance, and is very
likely, I understand she is lurk-
T)h. KelfeAntihilinu Villa
, ForIndestion loss of Appetite, Ll.u! W8110"1 and S VlCin-
lessuess, Head-Ache, Costiveness, ,; Flatu
lence, Cholic, Billious Affection, &c. -
l)r lhlfs Vegetable Spe
A certain and expeditious cure " tor
Sick Head Ache,' Billious I Affections,
JDnmfrics Ointment, i
A certain, safe and expeditious, cure
for the Itch, however inveterate; in '.an
hour's application, may be used, by the
most delicate pregnant female, or'on chil
dren at the breast,-HJCj:No danger from
taxing, coiq. ; yjr .sfc . tor, " Dumfries
Uintment,"none are genuine unless sign
ed W. T Conway,' as you valae health
observe the signature
Dumfries Lotion. -
-.- A cure for ihe Itch' without smelL 1
British Antiseptic Denti'
V ince. - ,
The Tooth Ache is not only prevented
by-the Dentifrice but, renders discoloured
teeth beautifully - white, removes the
cause of fseter arising from decayed teeth
imparts to the. gums-; the efflorescence of
health, and to the breath the' most delec
table sweetness - ' ' .'"'-.
: .(rMbi(m''ComTM8'
- . -4.-' ' v . . , ;W u
. . ter. ;.; ;:v
, ;ThisPlaister afford instant relief, at the
same time it dissolves and draws the corn
out by the root, without the least pain.- ' v
Cambrian Tootli-Jlche Fills.
These Pills afford immediate relief with
out the least rnjury to the Teeth.n ' '
:Dr. Hunter's Fills. Dr. : r
Hunter's Injection Fowder
tnlvw1 a' f1irtf
r. ..--.r' ' . . . , . ' '..-vii-i-"''": '
For the Prevention and Cure of the Vene
real Disease, however inveterate,' in all its
various stages, and even when Mercury
hasV failed--full directions, and ; descrip
tion of symptoms, S9 that; any " one may
cure themselves with secrecy (for a few
dollars J accompany each Packet CCAsk
for Dr. Hunter's Pills. None are genuine
but those sighed ' W T., Conway. As
you value health observe the signature.
-' The whole of the above. Medicines are
prepared and sold Wholesale, by the sole
proprietor, W. ?T; Conway, Eft. 1; Hamil
ton place, Common street, Boston," and
retailed by W. Peck, Kaleigh, Hill, War
ren v Baltimore Jordan, Philadelphia j
. 1
Foreign Intelligence.
: '
icy and passes bv the name of free
CHARLOTTE; hlie formerly he
longed to the, estate of Anthony
Hatch, dec'd,I will givethe"a-
bove . reward to any person who
will secure her in .Tail, so 1 that
get her again, or. deliver her tome
in Onslow Countvc'
DTJRANT HATCH.
Onslow County, N. C;
lebruarvl4, I818.i-4w
; (paid.)- r6
Letter sFromM. Las Casus.
': 1. TO LOUD SIDMOUTH,
"My LordI am extremely
soiry tnat 1 nave . the ncnor to
write. to your, lordship and know
ing for certain that T shall not re
main here long enough to receive
your answer which would perhaps
fulfil slCmy 'wishes. - For jhtse
four-days I have been in the hands
of, your statt messenger, who - on
his arrival had restored to me my
papers, which had been previous
ly sealed, with the- declaration
that I might do with them what I
thought proper. , '
After, this he saw me constant
ly writing; and even encouraged
me to do so and waited till the ve
ry moment "of my, departure to
take' from . me (as. I was on . the
point of setting sail) all my-papers
even ;the most trifling, in your1
name.: ; , f V '
u ,This is a trap, my lord which
I cannot firid it in my heart to as :
cribe'to any higher person : than
the man who laid it for me.;
- - This messenger understood
no thin g bu t E n gii sh. H e had an
assistant with him who pfett nded
to understand some ; French and
desired to read the papers one af
ter another, and . has notwith
have been taken from me Without
making any inventory of them or
nil mbering them ; ? and they de
clared it was done by:yodr;lord
ship's- orders' - ; ; - "
,uTn the first moment of indig'-1
nation I protested against such vr
olence, and enquired for. a magis
trate that I might make my com
plaint to him. ; Twill not here re
peat the answer I received. V;
: As there is nothing I so much
dislike as to have my namei men
tioncd in public discussions, and
considering that it was impossible
nat youf could have -prescrioea
such conduct which is opposed to
all the legal rules in . the World;
by which : public, ofiicers must
gU3rd .themselves against him,
who,' in ?uch a case might affirm
that some papers: had, been taken
away; or others substituted .? con
sidering this I contented ? myself
wnen 1 recoyerea my temper witn
all possible means and by all pos
sible arguments to induce the mes
senger who disposed : of my ''. fate
to delay my , voyage - till 1 could
write to your lordship,' and re-,
ceive from you the- confii n?ation
6t this rigorous order." '
'.This man : who detained me
three days on the most triflng pre
text, was not to.be moved in res-;
pect to this affair, though , it was
sV important. 1 Nothwithstafcding
all my representations', i that I had
not the smallest objection to have
all my papers looked over oy con
fidential persons appointed by
your lordship for the purpose, &
that your lordship must f yourself
desire that certain formalities were
observed in respect to: me jthat in
the examination of my papers my
presence would be very useful,
if not absolutely necessary, to give
explanation respecting things that
would not be understood without
me ; that he sent mc in person to
the' continent, and kept mv papers
in juonaon . ana tnat it was to oe
feared that there - wits ;a misunder
standing, and that in, 24 hours all
would be cleared up: i he answer
td me coldly that I need not be
uneasy respecting my return Irom
the continent, if it. should bene-.
cessary, since vou would pay all
the expences i o what ham.s, my
lord have you delivered me ? i
On another '.occasion, 1 my
lord,; which, was certainly .against
your instructions, I was obliged
to4impo8e silence upon ' the man
lfchtJ guarded me, . on account of
his gross abuse of the august per
son' whomT honor f above every
tfcrog in the world. ? ;0.
In" a word, my lord, "since j
have touched ?your; xbast, T" am
treated : as; a 'S malefactor, and ; in
what does my crime- " consist
That I,' as perhaps is r believed,
have; a' different political opinion,
aud went voluntarily into" impVis
onment at Longwood : ' But is
not the last the most noble and
excellent action that is known j and
so noble" that every body would re
joice in his heart, to have' given
this example r My lord, the nat
I
Var'ifar a considerable time . most : h0m ! ost - Masters throughout ? the U
I it lf-' ' "... ' 1 . i T U A : . 1 ' l"
. D! v .".Qictett with an extreme scrojulous
- csrrplaint; when after having tried almost
;every medicine in vain, and the advice of
the most able physicians, had recourse to
Sr. Relfs "Botanical Drops, When to my
utter astonishment I was almost , iristan-
i-Vianeouely relieved.
"uim vaterTstreet,.i.tnnfi;nc'' thm all.' H
York Coffin, Post Master, Wadson dj" "-"V -
most ofthe Drueeists. Booksellers andlwould have had enough to do to
states rcau mem an in a weex ana 1 aia
signed PLYTHOTIA BL13S,
Witness Dyer & Unm ,
TTuidhact ecs.
Pamphlets of many extrabrdlnary . Cure
may be had at the agents gratis,
T '(CNone of the above are genuin e un
less signed 'WT. Conway as ycu val-
health observe this, t ?: : , "
not think that an ; individual had
such a right over me.
Everv thing has been taken
; from me ; letters, notes, my eon's
f Tcoxtnt u 0UR.trtradc rsancl writing books, deeds of property,
thoss who buy, to sell scrain. ' . V. . V
. . w - . . . :..
Jan. ii, 1017- 12m.
dome tic secrets, oGcial docu-
et.c- z of CirTIudicn Lowe zzd
ural mildness and - justice which
are; attributed . to you, cannot pos.'
sibly
bee
tutdty to make UBe of it
, u This Js perhaps' my lofd, the
place where I should uienticn' the
papers which wer taken from me
at St. Helena, ks well aftmant n '
-,- - "--j - -
ther ; things respecting which a
shall have" to speak with f your-4
lordshirV or with Lord Bathu rstrv
But the few moments I have left,
and the confusion in my thoughts
w h i c h s u c h s u d d en and : u ne x pe c-
ted events occasion, oblige! mcTo
put it off tIl another time. : ;
V 1 snau wait witn impatience
for your lordship V answer, where'
I know pot, perhaps at Brussels,
if . I obtain - permission to . stop,
there, ; ' h ;-'' -': -" ' -
; I have th honorVScc.
(Signed) COUNT LAS CA9A9. -
r DoveK &ov. 22 , 1 8 1 7. . i . -.
; This copy is made from mem
bry and some words may, :there
forei be different frdm fthe arigi
ual; but the languages and the
sense are certainly the saoceT
11. LETTER . TO LORD HOLLAND.
."uu iora 1 naa the honor '
to send you a letter from the ex- f
treniitv of "Afric'i: wifh a VliinliJ
cate ol it. -I hope that "you will -
pardonthe feeling that dictated it ;
to mp. . It rlrAW mo 'Vim' .1nLn.
to him, who from love of, justice
and greatness of sbu!,took up the
most noble of alls causes. 1 had"
added' to- it, the - few documents
that I had on my hands, the grie
vances at Lone wood, mv corres
pondence, with Sir Hudson Low
A - - .1.. 1....U' C ." ' ' j .
parliament.; . Have you ever re--ceived
them ?
" The more unfortunate 1 be
come, the more does ray confi
dence increase; The treatment
I have received "siuce I approach
ed the English coast;1 and the im
pulse it has given to that which I
. . . : , . ..,'..
uavc c ajjci icuccu on tne continent)
are difficult to describe. ,
' ' I take -the liberty to annex
M7 UIU UUilHUUlIl. on -
this subject. It it should hap
pert that the newspapers, - as 'they
usually .do misrepresent my casef
and should aD V Of tHf lfi umria '
which continually ; watch over evl
cry kind of abuse and iniusticel be
heat dj in Parliament, your Lord-
snip win nave :tneadvantagc v pf
ueing acquainteo with, the whole
affair - - '
My lordri add to the copy
01 this letter that or another o
which I must be proud. I would
also for the future have rejoiced
over it in silence, 1; it were not
neceVsarV to ! annihilate the lvi n
reports of ; the journals, which
have spread a faise opinion onr
the, continent. Some wtA
that I left Longwood because,
weary of the brutality bf him from
whom I parted with grief, I could
not, live with him any longer.
Others, without further particu
lars, sayahat I deserted him.
The annexed letter, if it' is made
public, will shew the truth. It is
a favor which I beg of you, un
less your lordship should see ob
jections which I nave not remar
ked. ;;;; ; . : -
My Lord-They make me
ly have approved air that has lyery anhappy-they -make me a
en done to me. - - martyr-that is to say,- generous
1 have received permission. lhMrt t f :niM.
permission.
and have hastened to seal the pa
pers taken from me, not to pro
tect . my self against your lordship,
but on the contrary Tor ", your in
terest, to supply the deficiency in
the form 'which might perhaps
have compromised your agents.
' I beg your lordship again to
turn your attention to my affairs,
and to decide nothing respecting
my Tapers till you have received
from me the information which
you may desire, and which you
shall have Co your entire, satisfac
tion i ' - ' .
" I assure you beforehand, that
however different the opinions h
feelings may be that will be found
in them, there is not one respect
ing which judicial examination or
cmicabls ceochtioa cculd not
heans are made to incline to me.
auu - meir. participation . consoles
me fnr all .. : ' , ,
, u It is attended with the grea
test difficulties to write these fevf
lines to5 you. May they come
into your hands. If time allows
.me to present .my grievances to
your ministersi you shall receive -a
copy of them.
";; ! Accept; the homage of my
gratitude and mv resptu'
(Signed) COUNT LAS CASAS
It is to be observed thit thisij
not translated from the French.
but from aGtrm n translation.
Brussels Dec. 8 One of our
Journals has published some let
ters of our ccuat Las Casss, the
first, addressed to lord;Sidmouth
and - a second to lord Holland