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Commercial AQvertlsef,) WIKI VAC Si6hs Va
letters dated on the goth. which announce
the severe and dangerous situation OF Lord
Liverpool. On the 18th, His Lordship had
a severe attack Of the palsy and apoplexy,
from which he was not expected to recover.
Mr.. Canning continued i'll at the last advices
from London.-The illness Of those distin-
guished and leading men, had caused great
panic in the Stock Market, and the funds
had fallen two per cent. One of the let
ters says, "You know the great corn question
was to be brought forward on the 26th,-
what will be done now we cannot say; but
the subject will most probably be further
postponed until some change takes place in
the situation of Lord Liverpool and Mr..
Canning"


The ship Chancellor, Captain Baker, with
provisions for the Greeks, sailed from New
York on Monday morning last, having been
thoroughly repaired. Her cargo was not
damaged in the gale which caused her to
return to poEs.


The value of American Manufactured
Cotton Goods sold at Philadelphia in sim
tle year, it is stated, varies but little from
FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, and
is rapidly increasing, whereas in the years
1SO4-5-6, the whole amount sold in the city
was only Sl7,67o!


Destruction of Insects.-As the season OF
vegetation approaches, remark upon the
application of tobacco water in the destruc-
tion OF insects may not be amiss. In the pro-
cess Of preparing tobacco for use, liquid is
finally expressed from it, which is very
cheap, and highly destructive to animal life
This mixed with three to five parts water,
is found to be an eilectual remedy, for the
aphies, caterpillars, and similar insects
which infcst fruit trees.


MtcNigeneer, Ahoy!


: You give US long yarn in tile paper to
, day, about Christmas Pie made by Mrs
Tagg, OF .hgg. or Hagg, at the king's Arm


Inn, that contained a turkey and a couple Q


rabbits, and few more such like trifles.-
+ Why, / can tell you about Christmas Pi
r that would have swalled up one hundred c
, Mrs. Hagg's. Itwas once, when black Jacl
!, lay in Hampton Roads with old Ironsides-
. no, let me sce-I ant sure but it was tn
{ United States--Howsomdev as Christina
was at hand, the crew axed old Jack ifthc,
' might make PIE, and when he said yes
/ every man put in, sent up the long boat ant


tender to Norfolk, and there bought a tur


key for every man in the ship, which wa
| hard upon 5o0.--Well. these 500 turkeys
besides sundry bushels of potatoes and -four
e and other condiments, as our Doctor calle'
{ them, was all made into Christmas Pie
in the ships great boiler. Now, here wa
r pie worth talking about-so don't give u
a any more jaw about Mrs. Hagg's brace q
;. rabbits and a goose.


Yours to command.


BOB SPRITSAIL.
Washington Nary Yard, March 81.