The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-25 00:00:00

~ --g 1 _ . - 14 . 114 COURT of Di REcfogs if it s i bo • ‘ . a VICCITEu COM P ANY of ME IiCtIANTS if ENG.; -4MNO,trettiing to the East Indies, di hireby give Notice, • • "natio Court siiill be ready to receive Proposals in writing, WOW* i lima sist or before Wednesday, the 17M January, 1819. dap, phi Offer or Owners, of good, sound, and substantial 5: • r4invned Ships, of Ike Earthen of from 350 to 84 a • registered measurement, for a Voyage to and from Bengal, sifihp'lluslhen of 950 to 700 Tons registered measurement, y i ippetZrigiiksi to and from Madras or Bombay, spa:thing the rates of Freight al which they may be willing to tel smelt Ships Co the Gonipony for Oue lrayoge to each Port respectively, to 'carry out and bring home Goods from the several parts of • India. • • The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" f* Shiva?, for eulres. or for Bombay, on the cover , to he 4 er e a d at i ~geed e p linitdilieieridio the Secretarthstt.this Ilouse, 9/04 . 1ifone Twelve • o'Clode at Noon, me Wedmeitiay, thi t OtS laisesery, XBl9, be vossishioA hour no Tender Wine reneisted. • • JOSEPH Secretary, •The Particulars of the Terms mug Coadittens iiima which the • Skips win he aretkped, may he had upon appficediew at the Olio of lAe GisoiMpakConsmillee of Shipping, olitkia House, ow or oiler Selfish . * Iteild Joonarp,lBl9. . ' I r •L • . . ALL MUM' OE DRAWN THE NEXT DAY. • ' . • TWO PRIZES of 5e30,000 1 Besides NINE other Capitals of Xi,0011,•1141100, 1 15‘111, &e. . . ,in Cot ois noti*ooke. a . THE following if the Q Fke ci D A _SPOS of GAIN for the LAST DAY : 4 - .' • 2 Mickel. ......mail gain ' I Altoeo 2 Moires mast gi1i0.,...,;,(5...000 • 2 Quatten t...muit gain £15.001.1 2 Eighths.. .. .must emit i2„.500 2 Si it teentlis....must ittdo fte3.750 And One Ticket or Oue Share must 10011 propottioo, t ' .' • • ALL IN A FEW TIMMS. TUESDAY, iiTIO JANUARY, '• Wbrii the LOTTERY FINISH F.S. Wamvitedlilndrawn Ticket* and Shares (while one can be 'Lad). may be otoninrd at the Lottery Office. in Town or ! Uouotry• 1 . 4 . . i '' , • IV ' :;41 • • • 1 1 • • ' DU CATION • • "`Ol l Jumpy 18, 1819, will RE-OPEN. after the Christmas Recess, the SEMINARY, for a LIMITED NUMBER of Pf'Plf.a, conducted by the Rev. J COI N EVA NS, A: IC Astioted hyl3li4on JOHN I'.YANS. A. M. Inteof the Unisarsity of ,lidiShargh , • Forty. Golsen. ;or nathins. }trance.—Mr. E. a pleasant apartment, with Globes, .obsers, Sta fitted up for a few Elder Pupils, finishing their Zolaret tftf inn.. Ties Oyiaeasentitie the Pupils to the use of a welt 'fbitiliALey Refs ease nest be inede to Dr. Abraham Rees, King's-road; . Bjr , Jahn Peribas„,ll,o4,Blolw,stack Barbet, Ceentsili ; Affinty. Cooper, tag, Spriag-aardens; John Coope, Esq. .Wbile- Agape"; Mears:TWeehlot tied Son. • Patenytiner-row t Maks. Granior. Ca. Carnbill Mr •t Silk-, biatier, Led IWIIIII4 rsiV irt • sad to Pr sad ' Gh • •- r •- • ---,roe trikeesvxmielfielier.. • • RAJCASI I I I . Vft ere•rtto,ested to direct the a4tentinn. of per. stAs afflicted pith mentahir bodily decay,, nervous de. legurdivaitsos* tolootsilypetitt, indigestion, depressing of spirils, trembling or shaking of the Irottls,scorbutic and evnty other kind of eruption, asthma. ulcerated titroats, seminal weakness. Pato , in consaroptive habits, and all constitutional complaints, immediately to make trial of. ihe 'Menton* CORM hls-teAtril OF IttAltSret 11:1, or Notire's Restoratiee, ns, prepared mod . sold, wholesale and Mail, by (.3 . Jordan, M. 11., of the East London:Mc:dint! Eittalallsbatetit, 7; Onanoristrert Road. St: Oerver,eN in the East, London. It is opiversally, ackinewled,gesi .t. ise• the. roost *green* and powerful, restorative in all the aneste..t i on i . jilAdi'eter discovered: it thins the blood, awes 014; 1 nowt violent pains in the head and stomach, tine protniitt4 gentle perspiralieit s -ps , slt is WietlY. intP"Miklnt It* to expre.o. nr ' , Vence to eatol, sufficieuily the _ value o . thle-wondersBl and l•otnitarable Mtdrcine in t.e.toring nadt giviag vigour to obit-Agee; •thoisands hay. lag been restored to wilco hew. tb, after haying. heen so re. duced by diderent diseases as to have been despaired nf, not einiti.lty ' their frontilea.bull:limAry their profmsinniil attend:444. ' Sold, by appointment of thr, Prop' ielyr,, buttle t a,ils. cssebo or tit* quantities ih one, IN: roc,,; or tun. quantities in one family bottle; for BM:, duty. incknied, by trelnith.ruse-lik.• bottle ir saved. This inestimable : Medicine will keep: in nil. Manors. arid may he had orfihrelny and Sons, Fleet-market; .Vade, 16, Cornhill; H. J. Pantos, lite, Strand ; J: Itidnirdi, 193. Strand; Blake, 56, Piccadilly ; . Barker, 115; Claflird-curet ; Chandler, 76, Oxford-street; Tng i g 10, Middle-row, ; and by the most respectable Medicine Venders in every part of the kingdom. Dr. C J. Jordan take* this -rearml opt:intermit, of -tin• nnuirktig to ;tie Public. that he Ail' devotes his ; .indv•exebeirue. tin ibr rure or wailful:lr compluini4; a% a regular Inernbrr of 1 Mord Collet* or, he oder. h opeedy•und permit tient tine for rvery eh.. of 114..1'110W dbetoel. nt buwever !..titudiog, or of mostjageferalr kiwi, are by h is new not inspector anode of 4 rratobent ?peril eificniallyeured Dr. Cs J. Jordan may be etamalied, Ay ail 'auto. from vine in the miming till nine iti the e*ening. nt the Ein.l Londnu Mrdi cal lismilliblinient, 7. 011111011-street fttrn,l, near the Cannier eial.ltand turnmkr. St. Georxe's in the Eabt. rr. lenivesitablialted reputation of Messrs. and.,Co. combined with their well-tooter emotion.* and 'access is t he treatment and cure of a le* reign lagg complaints. entities them to superior claims and a decided preference over all other practitioners. Messrs. Currie arid Co. all regular Swoons, and Members of.the Royal .Coriteges of Lon. don and Fillithirgh, present to the Public the result of thirty sears sacces.fal practice in olio Metropoli., where their trent sigq and cure of Venereal Complaints. Nervous Debility. bur Relaxation, and Atooy of the Organs. Stricture, of I tlsra, &e. &c. has proved uniformly iriumplimt. In a recent cases of infection. a perfect Core is complet - hart period of two tlnys ; and in those cases of:. more en NI nature, where other Practitioners have failed of socceis; a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment in . sn o res to the Patient a sound and pertert resestabli•hment. la Nervous Debility. whether produced by convivial excesses, by the immoderate erjoymcnt of sensual pleasures, by sedentary and over studious habits, or by any other cause, the Medicines' they prescribe w ill produce the happiest effects, In improving every faculty troth of body and mind. Several Noblemen mid Dendemen of . the lint respectability, have been under the curt of Messrs. Carrie =I 00. for the removal of Complaints of the' Urethra, Strictures, are. and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that reference may be made to them, satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Mews. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment t marl of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to twenty years, and had been tot. der the care of blesses. Dome, Heaviside, and other Sargegon of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the tour Caustic, 'Rhino success. Messrs. Currie aed Co. may he cmainlted by either see, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No 107, Hatton-garden.— Patient, in the country ore requested to state the park-, ruinrx of thiC case, age, and general h..bit of living. &c. en closing it remittance for advice and medicines, -4 hen the same Kill he elven or teat or their part alive kingdotn. -To Insure that secrecy so essential to our watertaking, the postage at letters may headdcl to the account for atedicism.--146, Hat. tea-gftrtlell. 1.41%, s 1 ; - :..0 ;. i.is , *rim,. ri:t Ii ; Of: I'.. 7 . s. • • 1 6 1 1181.rifillet. dbiotirriellelleetTlrifief riViilkientild Ot► kWh* filisir . bcter, 'ito diiibtifrehilipt Itibfb,lib ti iiitiwine . Old Ortilly;"irs tifo . 4o inl the drifilied 'mind Mi4lid'emptio*L i atotnniabsenti ~iod delight. We . all CoMaseber how Pocbabootat, flabilveAPLein.Sa4 l l4 odb of Abe first Settlers of•Vir. relble,* was ftpkenscaptive, -and Elloitt to 'be sectincody ' mignenimoOiy‘lekidettikt 'bee eivi g l4l4 ii t I '. ' o ff ering to tbilViatii s lf her offebdediathe'r s y ;f irso , dictate rofhe i stry ) All4 hol she at length, Af•sap. plication and yotrgspr also o • rd bins We to spats thew x.. .N istence or his - . 01 cc ,ffliolleet, When Ciptain , Sinn iris "afteheards doomed to.gsli by the hand of treachery, that at tbedmd boor of. 44eelniest sire Ten ttos itsgereT the raptilwit asia ger, and at ilite , seer t. balskil, effected bie i escape. . ' I not less commendable conduct or the faithful Atte kullakulia. After the perfidious massacre by the Chtrokeits of Ilie garrison of Fort London, situated near thailosclorboals ow the Testweeeee river, ibis noble Chief, always the friend of peace and of white men, no sooner heard that Capt. Stewart (salmi quently nowtherry. sgent of iodise ads during tad existence of the Colonial Government) had escaped death, than he hestelierreil - ihe spot, and purchased , him front the !tidbits' who took 'him, Igivitetrby.'w sY of ransom, his rifle, clothes, and a4l that be meld command. The life, of Capt. *wart being again menaced, fOr refusing to aid ilverages in theirete ditated reduction of 'Piet toore; Aftikollsliella resolved to rescue his I ftleintiVellitthli WHOOP Mee lion in which be was placed, or perish in the atleapt. He accordingly signified to his poentrymen abet lin intended to go buntiog,,and take his prisons* with bias to eat venison. Ravinkecranged evety 4 Alting, they set not on thetir' joernek—thedistinee to the frontier settlements was greet, end auspicion admit 'design being soon ezeited, it. WOW brpedidettiies. necessary to prevent Awing eeertsken by these in' pursuit of them,. Nine days and nights didtittectwea• eel through a . dreag i wilderness, never befangoggsa.l versed but by steam and wild Ours, she i Coolie by the son led Orden, and subsistin . gelto placed elm*, in Chile 'Weir till tbey fell In toyth' e party of ringers Gott 'ostler the protettidli "if the frontier, who coadaolist lbese is safety to , Cie Wt. dements. • N., It (Id k: ; Tlie incident we are about to relate, °Us . ArflO'" /f en , the foregoing, deserves to be motility , .. hlllWrinsmon, a resident of this town:, B org militia-tole, in 64,16,144e* of the United Cites, dui- Ng the late Senaiaoleals war. While etettenett it Fort Gadsden, on the,djapeischicels, he one main. ingweet fiabingouid In attempting to wean missed his way, Gravies several days lest in ,the surround. ill - Wilderness: Art i er' wandirieg 'about in various directions he wet espied' and' copintod by a party of hostile Lidless,. heeded by the prophet Francis, who bad aftelegent uniform, a film brace of pistols, and a British corniniwtiott of : Brigadier-General, which hi 'eitildngly slieiveil to the prisoner. Having ob. taiued the satisfaction they wanted respecting the etiensiglit and positlow of the American army, they hymn, la preppies, far the intended • saerifice.--. M`Krinsaportmaa.,pleced. ate stake, and the ruthless savage& has' shaved hikhead, and reduced his body to a state of nudity . ; formed themselves into a t rircle, sod danced around him some hours, .I.ellinietl the witifemett'lieirribly. The youngelt daughter o[ the ' Peephet, who is about 15 years of age, and refire: seated by , officers of the array we have conversed with, to be a woman very superior to her associates, was sad and silent the whole time—she participated notin the general joy, but was evidently, even to the striighted prisoner, much pained at the savage wane she. was compelled to witness. When the fatal tomahawk was raised to terminate for ever the mor .taleptistence of the unfortunate M`Ktimason—at that critical, that awful moment, dilly Francis, like an' angel of •mercy, placed herself between it and death, reroldtely bidding the astonished esecatinner, , if he thirsted for human Wood; ID shed heel ;; •belag de. teraptined, she said, nut to levities' ` 114. prilentar's death. A momentary pease way produced by this unexpected occurrence, and she took advantage of the circumstance to implore the pity of her ferocious tether, who finally yielded to her wishes ; with the intention, however, it is believed, of murdering them both, if he could not sell M•Krimmon to the 'Spaniards, which was• luckily effected in a few days after s at St. Marks, for seven gallons and a half of lies. ' Miens as he remained a prisoner, M'Krimmon'a benefictress continued to show him acts of kindness. 4--Now, the fortune of war had placed her in the power of the white people; she arrived at Fort Gads• den not long since, with a number of others that had surrendered, in a starving condition. We are grati fied to learn, that a proper respect for . her virtues in duced the commanding Officer, Colonel Arbuckle, to relieve her immediate wants. M•Krimmon ap. pears to have a doe sense of the obligation he owes the woman who saved his life at the hazard of her own—he left town last week . to seek her, and as far es may be in his power, to alleviate her misfortunes. ft is also his firm determination, we undetstaud, if she will consent, to Make her his wife, and reside, provided he can prevail upon her to do so, within the settled parts of Georgia. • It thus appears, that rude and uncultivated miodi are susceptible of the finest sensibility, of the warm est attachments, of the most inlisdeldefrlendshiti ; and that they sometimes Practise virtues trhicifireeld , do credit to . a people the moat reined sad eilisktea., ed.--(Jintrtittl) .:• it. -- •, - Rt t ililletkAfb 4141 '7 ' 4 rs4l3 111Mnire low .i i , •• t o *O. t:it; i i 4. 4 10 1 .... 3 . t mr; rule •if to anis ' 4 • •.../ 4 r r tit 14- 4 ,.4titiv , I .4(1 Irol .T . O' ' I tilts/tor s i .111 : glibtatt -cgnagsmarimpttitli ellitit Sat& ORS .U 4 044 18 1. _II. • *, ‘..IJ ii:ig :/WIR . _. !' TA Jim yowl of use t i O4folle istramiattt, 'lO thOtTir States. y ,se /too free poligiod edit 'idle rcial relettOlare 4* !odepeitiont Go. iltromenteof (hi Soolli„spode•aeveyal appointments, ' *afid sent several esissiOni with this view. 111: 1 Privoit, a lodge. and an eminent chatargest„ 'else us bi l l ? employed as Secretary of the Americas doh al Paris:, was ordered by his &college, fi•vilden4: l4 l4ront to proceed to Chili, with the ilieltlii. ' niffeent of Commissary and Cooed. . . . mesiltiighniked• teat .summer on board the • if war q,4, 0 0. , t ,.... ,• floe. Molar A. to g the Piesidency of P. Jefferson, and Theo ltda.,..Attorney.G•Riprat liii4 Wad, it ledge of gitiet:prohity and know ledge 1n jerispredeocit, a profoorl politician, versed "In the science ibet constitetei e great Statesman, and a repfiblkiliginerilly esteemed for the qualities of' . his heart, were Appointed es Cemmissione r k n ea t th e tonfbdeiate Repablici of Buenos Ayres. To time Gentlemen wee joined Mr. Grabens, who for a great length of time has held an tionbesable appointment in the derltritoint of State. ThaSecretary to thin; ' sine, was • I very protaipieg . young lawyer, ifft Wiickiniiiiige. -known in the literary world by sett er , eogrephical sod historical ,mo r ka s — an d by a jeclegioui Intl very able diatoms', • directed. lo Pruidenkt Vilooroii, on thejaationposUmportanoe of the Revs.. igition 4 tet§iPoimicilts pt the disordets end Vile delis* 'Sr e. paniejt toilers, &c.; aud.oo shape. 114, rot fi si r the duty ond.hemanity of protecting DP.lltsiotf,, All, theskjatutittnies are known to NI fallly io the indepeodence of Soeth America, be. tauset they are republicene themselves, and .wish the establiskaatit of republics upon the ruins of dee-, :re* , 'ley are pitilapthroplats,. true Christie/0N `. mod iijai the happiness and regeneration of thempl yrested end degraded. Their -depertuse from . Nor..l olk was'aCcidently delayed until the end of Nevem ,ber.i, earl g ectordieg to the Newspapers, it appears i s ketai.rtted in February at. Aunties Ayres, aodita4 ao audience of the Supreme .Director oe the 10640. 'Meta last. , . oi. : , . I bis rizmoured that theae.C:te m i i s i s n iort ers Itadtmi•lni se: i t iti le: s a p " poi e n k i i m que s: :: votk U m, . to o say, oeviemest they w o ofs " a h ot o . m i Poiot l eoly by the Prig; wit h. the liaw of Isoldel log. tore faithful an 4 elyeerle,Oelnlnialiitlatioall, .id, .. . a to to .. e . if. lks to °bairn hero, Stet 4bert Writ of the Spa (sewer in this cannery Ohio. Way were tinder ,tieg ilif4r eray) Ha secb m bolt they preferred to goverit isi with an iron rod, punishing frequently for the owe gretifsatieo of punishing, aid boding pleesssee im• do. Ittg-, i jstrnt to others, aweigh they did hot derive any ~. . pre it tom the tyrasissy r Tapir intrigues were tii coo dant and uniform as the changeless motion of the son. l'pain waged war against men sad against °stare.— The Pagans of old, celebrated their profane orgies of adoration io gloomy and hidden caverns ;_ bat the Spaniards, worse than Pagaos,. have endeavoured. to govern by darkness and desolation. Their throat was supported as Pluto's empire. The United States base _perceived and felt thee* outrages committed against, the right and dignity of man. They have seen. that Spain excluded all she world from the society and intercourse of its deal" nions in America, and that she preserved her mono poly as the dragon of mythology watched the garde.* of Hesperides, with a vigilance which sleep or pree seats, never could divert. • We hove said, that the United States saw all these .evils, and regretted not to be able to °bubo hot some imperfect notions on the extensive countries bordering on others, and this only, through the works of foes* favoured European ((ateliers, and some naturalists. Hut the United States have svelte& ef the first opportunity to obtain risore4tatisfittery information, and to establish the foundations of I. (store friendship and intercourse with the new States, that Imveahaken off the yoke, platted the standard of itsflegendence, and entered the society of nations) And zit, the same time that our ossighbours of tha , North have turned their attention to the most; dim. taut power of this Continent, they have not omitted t.lbagreatee a4antage of paving the way to reciptokal relations with nearer countries.. They are all in mo tion.. and anxious for the welfare of Venezuela. We do tint know exactly what may be the sites adorn of affairs between North America and the Spa. nish • Governmeut, as we have not seen lately their Newspapers; hut it is certain that Generals Jackson and Gaines, at the head of a strong division have ens tered East Florida— bare beats* in two or three en gegements the Spanish Indians called Seminoles— have taken possession of some Spanish postai and will keep, no doubt, that province until Spain makes due reparation for the violation of the Treaty of 1703 —until she pays about three millions of dollars for pillages committed, arid giros satisfaction for her re peated insults and injustices. Spain cannot satisq' these demands„ and it • sowers to us that she most either go to war with the United St tee of Noith America, or parer them. to hold the balance, and weigh at their:cern pleasere the measure of satisfac tion and restitution. Spain .cannot oppose at dal* the United. States of both 'Americas. It would /be ridiculous to Hippos. the possibility, of it. ... it '' .• SOUTH ARIRILICA. a , '.idA, , < -- r aeo-- •i ,•,gle I , • .. ii Imre p i „Sow, : Nei. a 1 .- I inclose yea Onfor; Aime ti wa i t s filAlcis coital(' , mach intsreelliele etefil. 4 . 4 plsa ser4etpany some private letteivtfeesel illlfitOwip i e will. be able to collect a mass of Veser if 1 1440111 11 14 sad Pm last !Itit.aof the Nub. Gee. ,•• 2:19,4 . A. is hi deposited the Svpreitse Civil Admit'.!stk. Orttio QsoPrlll Utdanels, the . intetident Penstver; plel tiSe Pirtotor.G•oetal Rennie' LLD AVOW goess or ill Alio Provinces is c0n4411.- for the litior ,Jr.titisti l NIS ; sod Otniond , Bollhoil hob diiictsied dies will act octopi isitoteio of eery Isitil PetWir, 'be will lay dome his thititery coentisivid ebb del a Purtl• is siesedsOftik . is bit lowlittined lir 4 Trepee,ol4tse 44th ottliihileinseebe his .mhos 411 sc. ' :Aohnitiisiretion Alhitigiii. I hiviv ink 1k lo for to r , .11yr k is eppetteility. it• .vet slit ow. the 17th istt. to - jlll6 Pilligrei toditisioni aid give stinky tis 'Atli *thick *Labe di* if Cessews. Geoweel Angell:. tegui peoceedectektho. Weiss ON with s iteglioellt bf a 11.00sood. heefeese‘edieeilitbelit • isoosheiteed; nad officered enttrbly by &blab. Ots4 lid 'NI a very fine corps. nit she. sit , restored to equal NMI by ' • ' clearers, now their coon by the cut, sisertors at tli, 4.0,6 with alacrity to combat to? theMselVeir What a A aterleattlitirloti; rigWit'infritiWt Peitge 11W . setilift pieties . Eth Goa !it Ireqadrlk felt by the igoi r , , 0, , 'Tit. grin* Cestiry OTheeli fected vest improiement. , tilig debt fThiloW; fad to *44 thet ..triterTitilitig, Wit Llelerog t et well as tba thelll6'shd i *al hbvialficid thi ' the more be iittiet, faiOar of the priniti het !Al that to vie eVe Wee t e ti leafy Itt CtliWiti. 1114 very libetal, useful frWi;'i be detirtiktiStilied, witlefOP ebeti hid tb„Y . Gateitititita rV -Palk ut PAW, : ' KJ* . Main has probably coroarful of the . eilplial Of itrieUrfa t ' Marine: Peti.".lo);4ii ti Marine alt: (a'arai tilir liitti in t :ibatipiiiit,er. rid.e.eof this:lll4 if ,AVfilipesi, .440 .4 4444 . 741: III! :ill9i. , 91111alifleAftfigeftlCr Ali . rii frottha eget to, lin Kigali'? ofalfg"itt WillisaiW time for so PergggdWia d i A lor.o *Pitied ilitirif, 40do itio4 (t ore tiles a itlik,, , Independents take the field to 41.40.1Pfti0. r Armed sad egoipped, and with p lenty of ammenitiotie Gen. Bolles / hes, deposilet thg Avit.Gorytemegt is the handl of Geo. Uidaueta, : the lotendant re.i, rev and the DirectorfGertertti,PAßos.citu .414. nerel'Coli g ress' is , otreeneil to ok be Ist O f Jae.-,-r ito eiftiration bat on the listis of independence 1 0* fn lideiiled to s . The bolero, tg littert,T and fhe (.4,04 of tr.e t aiiiirge t ,le short, e dit Aogiealiglob itiVe glad It know tittilk , % jag rgid• 1 ALIC.:II/144 82 get .pleell of tpgrkikAddOWe4yell‘Vou l iggle i 41;! tf i lf.iiefigi l .ektre Polflojwai ilillifttliltikgiK"jirot iiiti o . ',lt 11 1.4, Of. i s cored POW*: Pir4c 4 4114144 lipshishjsmisosts. These so., osarOthd,tor Awa t fgeb. !Oil lir 'tke-ifil'allOant• and Allinot"..o.l4lf4tilioWiliii 3 / 4 1 I?!°,,,rnirklAkivirY flee itlFtJfAississ, * !) ~ I. s ot ?s r, ' ~.pshsteS.bill; risen latterly rtrackily Vale 6 k ..., "arm it rather mending ; op o ptsillit keine vs des4pleithilf,. as thvg,agproach Irv ! R 04 5 17 and every man keeps a Warm boon, *hoe. ib. t monni9,risev. doily to 92-degrees. Tise Wet , olilla • o i l has been,' firOlit Arne hevitit g . this. than t lur f igti son. it oo 4pm ppipoo,d st gig she is fide ho l li t Aw l ithin, thin" asfo plikiti. , building, ~. , Vibe tby irapriapairor t o staudfau"i, 4 ll it s 'tr wank foci 119firithOsite pi,irtg . • ' Vet ir g i g W est India twirls Ulm biesstWis i ts.ap 6 . , . )9, . - 1 .„4 , it ,.;....„..._. ~,,,,,—::--&—tes: :, a ! ,:ti "- R : i!•ito1 Of irs ..4144R1CA.v , e1 no libnoioolo:J dm it tentds7 ilsitivlben...— . .. •.:, 1 4 i ; ,,,,b3,9,., We bate received New Orniirikillta l iii alt. freer viblifewal Into tit 1116 , 441; 4 4 1 :1 1 . tra c sessas-tve. , k bs,ii. e so Iss sseo:i 444'14) WI 38111 I',ilD43litrior *TWO , 111tAyerrao . ',in-opm . - .Nelribittlq N. 28..--41 t at tiMAis Meet ; Mislay' from Greenock, for - PavP4tielt l ,3llVailidfdl on Long island, seav• .ifentynitited,* thir Stitsele A* shore at. ki , oteltrtit ill the "risbfillbreffslrlreloare last. 'fen minute': beetellteisit*OcliV ehlPifili Id t fathoms irmlkreafilbg wit* VllltlitlebeettbsCßlOnliss *optima& 'lllii/ bilged mkt Illilid'lnoif 1 6* , 11•0141 after. The , (Benin, crewylleirli Ilaftetingerd wfdi , safe ; and alst tlut ba ggage of *shdlialtdbinters 2 Wettelf of the dty goat OW seals.—Pestittteii'lliv:4l o iftiel Potter, and'nine in the 'steerage: 9 Thie •Skii4it"Witil laden with 290 tone of coal, nod - Min dry geodqiiidt i is owned by Mr. Joke Flack.. of this-city. LOSS OF THE ANDREW .1/4ftSON: The ship Andrew lickiori, CO:Morton, GO &pa from Bristol, England, bOund to New York, with a fail !angst) of hardware, fie. and atiouttopatd#hgels. ran ashore oh Barnegat •Shoals, 60 - WWI . loirly'Wl 4 Sandy-Hook, last . Thorsday morning, 011ie satliah l s ,' and it is supposed will be entirely Net. SeiertiroftralL aftet sitn struck aka was about 100 yards *Oft lba shore, inside of several of the breakeil; her iiilw were then forted, sit farther afteitp.s at wings - hoe being thought useletis. At this this lhe 4114 ferien'the South, 'not" blowing •Yery • itatA,' and lan passengers; among whom were i ntleiiier•of feistalei are no doubt all safe; two boati bid amte,e.thiit j assittante. About' GO hogsheads of her bargothaiis been thrown over. OnTimiridiy night, between :41' and 12, the wind changed to knal!eaa:.) dirtied to bloW very hard, at intervals, eier ,The Andrew Jacksonia owned in thiscity,iby btessi4/ , Peter Selierasorbore and Sons, and Benjmnia' %V s. Rogers and Co. . , • WAlBlNincis t Nov. Coagms, lithestao4 _ . • - •.' • 41 ...• • • " 2: - .."Ei• •••• •T . .. WM . ". , - • . ._, ,„ 1. X ..- .. 4„ . .t , , • f : : : ) . 1 4;;;;ewzi1i...........F • .0" - . 1. J . .4 1 1 1 . !, Ir. , . = r , :4Atr..-!. 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