By a gentleman from the Northward, we learn that a number of vessels had arrived in the Delaware with a large quantity of salt, clothing for the army, and dry goods of all kinds; and we are also told, that at Charlestown there were upwards of 30 sail of vessels lying, from different ports, which haq stocked the market there so plentifully with European goods, that all kinds sold full as cheap as before the war broke out.
