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The Boston folks ,saysthe venerable and pa
triachal song of Yankee doodle) are always
full Of notions-Ifw we turn our eyes from Bos-
ton to New York we are agreeably surprized
by intelligence of this kind from the N. y.
Daily Advertiser.


A fine silk cloak, of American manufac-
ture, coloured and woven in imitation of a
Scotch Tartan, has been deposited at the
store of Mr.. vandervoort, Ill Broadway.
The fabric we are told is quite original, and
such as will doubtless meet a ready and ex-
tensive sale, provided it can be manufacture.
ed at a fair price. The silk was made and
dyed and woven by "A family in Glastonbury
in Connecticut ; and certainly does great
credit to their ingenuity. The cloak, we un-
derstand, is to be sent to Washington, as a
present to Mr.. Monroe.