{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
The receipts. Of the French treasury, Ter
this year, aresestimated at one hundred and
eighty-feur millions of dollars, more than
double our national debt.


In giving our opinion last week, (says the
Trenton Federalist,) upon the affairs OF the
State Bank, we stated "that the holders OF
slight grounds of hope that they would ever
be redeemed p One of the Directors, who
is engaged in investigating the affairs of the
Bank, has called upon US since, and states
that it is his opinion, that the bank will ulti-
mately be able to redeem its notes.
Melancholy occurrence.--On Sunday last,
Is or 16 coloured people, men, women, and
children, the servants of different planters
beyond the Eastern Branch, were crossing
that river, on their way home from this city,
where they had attended church for the per-
formance of religious duties, and to get some
of their children baptized BY accident the
boat was upset and all the unhappy beings
1 persisted, except enc man and one OF the Wo-
men.-yNat. Tel.


| Poisoned Cheese.-We understand that
two females ofa family in this city were very
near losing their lives by eating poisonous
cheese which had been purchased in the
market Oh Wednesday morning last. Soon
after the cheese was eaten, it occasioned ill
ness and vomiting to such degree that the
lives of hepersons were for a time despair
cd of. We are informed that whole fami-
y at the Point were similarly affected few
days ago, by eating cheese Of the same delete
rious qualty.-B. finer.


An establishment has lately been opened
in Philadelphia, for the accommodation Of
persons who arc locked out, or otherwise
prevented from lodging at home. It large
cellar, well fitted up with sleeping accom-
modations, and is called the THE Minor
Horid', over It'll placed the motto altered
from Virgil


4 Facilis dcsccnsus-


Noctes atqnc dies patct-janua.