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Gentlemen of the Senate and
Gentlemen of the H. of Repreienta-
tiyes,
I tranfmit to Congress report received
this morning from Elias Boudinot Efq.
director of the Mint, dated February II,
1901, which will require the attention and
deciGon OF Congreis before the clole of the
ieifion.
JOHN ADAMS.
United States,
Feb. 70, 1901.
The meaage and report were read, and
ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Macon, from the committee of
claims, made report on the petition of.
Charles Tomkins, in behalf of Arnold H.
Dohrman and others; whereupon reiolyed
that the PRECEDENT Of the u. States, be au-
thorized to iaue a patent for the 18th
townihipin the 9TH range to Arnold H.
Dohrman or his legal representatives,
agreeable to refOlution Of Congress of
October I, 1857, and that bill be bro't
into that effect.
Reio!vcd that committee be appointed
to bring in bill to revive and continue
g. An at declaring the content Of Congrefs
10 an act of the fate Of Maryland paled
the 18th of December 1893, for the APP
pcintment Of Health Officer.
Ordered tina, the committee of Revival
and unlimited buGnefs bring in faid bill.
Mr.. Pinckney, from the committee ap
pointed for that purpofe, reported that
she committee had waited on the PRECEDENT
Of the U. States, to inform him that
Thomas Jeferfon is elected PRECEDENT for
tour years, commencing on the 18th Of
March.
The hoale rcfumed the confederation of
sae amendments reported yelterday from
the committee Of the whole to whom was
committed the bill to amend the act to re-
gulasc the collection of duties on imports
and tonnage, which were agreed toby the
houie, and the bill, after further amend
ment, was ordered to be engroaed for a
third reading tomorrow.
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Alexandria Ad0ert,ser.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a.
Commemorative of the 22d of Fe-
5ruary, the birth day off, ur much
lamented deeea)ed friend, the
,Aly2rlo,S GEORGE WASH
INGTOM.
Yeftcrday the WAsH1NcrcN Soc1Ery
aficnabled at Gadiby's Hotel, from whence
they proceeded in proceeion to the Prefby-
terean meeting houie, accompanied by a
number OF their fellow citizens, the mill.
tary and others-where an elegant and an.
propriate addrefs was delivered by the
rev. Mr.. Mafett, one of the members of
tae iociety. After the delivery of the
address, the procei.ion returned to Gadfby's
where they were ialuted by dilcharee of
rs guns, and then feparated. The ooci-
ETY. partcok of a {umptuous dinner, pro
vided for the location, after which the
following toafts were drank.
1. The memory Of Him Whole name
digrihes the title ofour inititution.
2. The day we celebrate-may the be-
nefts derived from our inGitusion, be COM
menfurate with the benevolent views and
wifhes Of the Patriot whole virtues it is
defined TO commemorate.
3. The people OF the United States
Let them duly appreciate thofe irleitiira-
bic ad ,antages, which but for the peculiar
agency of the Incompatible Welliue1ou,
they would probably never have enjoyed.
+. The alniable and venerable rel;ct O.
the American Fabins.
:. The Prefdent of the United States.
S. The Vice PRECEDENT of the u. States
:. The Senate and Hou1e of Repseler-
tat.ves of the United States.
S. The Heads Of Departments.
9. The memory Of our deceaied bre-
thren of the Warrington fociety.
10 The people ard Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
II. The militia, navy and army of the
United States.
IL. The DihriH OF Columbia.
IL. The Town and Trade of Alexan-
dria.
IL. The charitable fccieties of the
WOrld-iuccets TO their laudable eXertlOns
for the happiness Of mankind.
IS. May the contending nations of the
Earth fpeedily exchange the horrors Of war
for the bleAibgs of permanent peace.
10. The fair daughters Of America.
VoluUteey5.
: Af5er Mr.. Mafett had retired.
The Orator of the day.
May the administration whichis fhortly
to take place prove adequate to the talk,
and deferve the thanks of their country
men.
After the PRECEDENT had retired.
The PRECEDENT of the Warrington Soci-
ETY..
In tie Hou/s Of Reb,seatatives Of the
United Stafes.
TbnrT1ov Feb ~
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February ~. st
The high bred imported Hosye A.,
p Il n c. II.
February ~.

Will cover mares this ieaion at
William Powers's tavern. -Four Mile Run,
between George Town and Alexandra,
at Twenty Dollars each mare, and One
D' 4he is o tns ss0G is copy Of certificate
from fir John Lade, bart. the original Of
which may be ieen by applying to the
lublcribcr.
London, 1an.II, 1900.
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equal, ifnot hyperion, to any animal ever !
Exhibited in America the proprietor W ;IY-
aerefore avoid putting advertisement, +
and only dtate what the Pig actually per- e
r.orms as follows He reads printing ande;
writing, fpells, tells the time of the day,
both the hours and minutes, by any per
ion's watch in the company, the date Of
the year, the day of the month, difein-
guifhes colours, how many perions there
are preient, ladies or gentlemen, and, to
the affonifhnent of every ipeeator, will
add, fubilratt, multiply and divide. To
conclude, any perfon may draw card
from pack, and keep it concealed, and
the Pig, without heGtation, will diicoycs
it.
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Comnsemoratiye Of the ED of Fe-
5ruary, tde birth day of our much
lamented deeeaysd friend, the
11ls|tv1oS GEORGE WASH
INGTON.
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Thurfday, Feb. Io.
Ordered, that the committee appointed
on the seventeenth infant, to wait on the
PRECEDENT of the United States and notify
him that Thomas JeHerfon is elected Pre-
iident of the United States, for the term
commencing on the fourth day of March
next, be authorized to inform the PRECEDENT
elect thereof.
The Committee myFra3ed TN THE 1917 NIT.
to 4vaif on the P,s/fdeut elet7, andaoti-
G him Of hi, ekaisn,
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Il CURIOSITY,
In avbicb the public 4OiX nat be d/a,
painted.
THE LEARNED
p / c.,

To be /een at Mr.. Charles M'Km;gbt's
Egu sf THE Spread Eagle, corner Of Xmg
and Regal Rreels.
Honrs Of performance 10 and II o'clock IN
the msrnixg, and 8, 5, and 8 in the
e7Oenizg, eOs,y day far the brs/ext zvtsk
only.
The fagacity Of this PIG is
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, ~ jl,L!ai5 ReUGyd.
DC. I.

% UyL!QiS KegcGfd.
RAN AWAY from the Eabfcribcr, in
Alexandra, on Friday night iait, Ne
gro ma named BEN, about IS years oil
age, {, f.e, Q or 10 inches high, handy
4eseca, has lo.t two of his under teeth be-
ore, has a fear under one of his eyes, bat
which 30 no, recolle6t, and has a very
mark able one en- his breaa, occaiioned
y burn when young: had on, when he
psnt IF, drao colored Fsa jacket, blue
10th iailsr's do. underneath, blue, cloth
,rowters, pale blue Rock:ngs, half boots,
ur hat, with a band and buckle, cotton
ihn., blue handkerchief, checked with red,
ouad his neck and fundry other clothing
o, known. His brother Henion is one
Of the ferry men at Alexandria, AID rery
probably they may change their clothes.
Ben has lived with MIR. John Hodgken at
the ferry FOR three years. and is known
very we'll BY a number sf the citizens Of
Alexa, d ia and gentlemen in Maryland ::
his fellows mo her lives in Brocket's
4qusr', AID it is iupp fed he IS cowtalei
foa evhere ,here. He att, mpted TO max
his eicape otce tefo e, fecresed in 'hir
Dcu,,d to Europe by iome free negroes,
an was &c, oifcoyered by the captain TIL
}he b ID been four days at tea, a d luckiiy
ie,i in With a ihip bound to Bai'in r,
;ihppei him on beard Of her, from whence
ne WIS committed TO Baltimore jail'whers
! found hlr. / viii give the above re
ward to any psrion who will deliver fad
fellow to me, near Colchester, Falrfax
county, or tacures him in any jail, 70 ,hs,
get aim again.
JOHN II. MANLEY.
n. 3. All perfous whasfoever are fore
wasued frsu, NARROWING laid fellow at,heli
ell. Dec. u. eostt
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/. the. esf Of Anor,7O Ram)ayapd
I'm. Ramy, Bansrupts..

WHEREAS commit lon of bankrupt
ey wss day awarded ard iiTued agsina
Aad-=v Ranay and william Ramlsyy,
of ,he town OF Alexandris, in the. dltiElA
of GoIamtia, by the name ard the delerip-
tionH Of: Andrew Rsmlay and William
Rsniay, on ths ninth day Of December,
insthe year of our lord, one thoHand eight
hundred and one And whereas the CON-
mif;oneIs in and by the fsid ccmmilEon
nalned and authorized, have declared them
20 be bank-ap,s the fad conmiGioners
DO .lereby iu,nmoo and require the faid
Andrew Rsmiay and William Ramfay
p@siona!ly to be and appear before the
cvu;nialoners, il he fad coinmiaion nam
I'd, Gu ThprGay tie thirty fra day Of
S0is psefn1 month On iaafdsy the. zSth
day Of January nests and en- Thuraay
the nth day Of February next, at To-
Warrington tavern in Alexandris, It 3
o'clock in tie afternoon Of each day, then
ard there to be examined, and TO make
a ,full s. true di!covery and dnc!c!ure OF all
their eaa'e and effects according to the d.,
.rettiom Of the ait of Ccnsreis, entitled,
An ats to eitabliih IN uniform iyftem O.
bankruptcy throughout the United Stases,"
st.ei'her OF which meetings the creditors
of fad bankrupts may attend to prove the
fame, and thoic who are indebted to the
laid baakraYts, Or have Effects OF any kind
ia their hands belonging to them, are not
10 pay away or iecrese hetame.
JAMES KEITH,
JIG. HERBERT, ! Commits.
J. 3. NICHOLS, J
t'eae, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the Comrniiiion.
Dec. q. dSs
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Daaesng Acudsny.-

NEXT Friday being chriamas day,
the icholars are hereby informed, that rhe
two next days Of tuition Will be next sa-
turdsy and the Monday following S and
.she nigh lchoIals will pleafs 70 alserd on
Thurasy and Monday evenings n<xe.
Dcc.sI. d3t
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William Hawthorne
HAS FOR SAL

has FOR SALE, 81
lit his Mil, o. m 1A!sxsEsxa1,
Platter Of Paris by the
ton, CT ready ground by the bnfbsl, ;
ici;an Meal or Rye Meal, 4boi5ed 81
un'sos,e,l, =: =
Cara or any Other grain texceps WHEAT
grcuca for toll at the mill.
lit his fore IN Iova, -
Hay in tundl,s, corn by the buthel,
Loaf or lump fugar by the hid. or Dbl
Jamaica fp;1it ~ the had. OR barrel,
more Than 3.years old,
firF ani fecond quality James Rirey
ter. eco ia kegs,
A few rery good mill fp;ndles,
I've s>5d ;csa!!e beams.
Far Sale,
= :,un,A Ct sa'usbie Lets in town.
IA, to oeNor Rem,
Ay.l;,as,,r j. rick Houfc OF King tfree:,
nov 10 the tenure of Thomas Crale.
n Let,
A two fory F, 2me E!ouf, On Duke
frees, with large g.'rden and well os
scoi water at the door. - NO. II.
STUCK an TRIBE.
To be difpofsd Of, the entire Stock OF
KID, ELIOT 6 Co.
King erett, Al<x0r@Tia,
Cccihing of
Fara1Ware, Catls,y, lronmcHgsry,
C,octery e GIais Ware, !.
Pare, Hasg'ngs, Paints, India
Caaons, a feav Groceries,
and pariey Of s'ber nr'ieIts.
All CT which have been purctaisd Oh tie
beit terms for Cath.
Liberal ,crns and credits wiilbc given
10 any pesfon wrhing TO PareAsfe the
who's Stock. -,
n. r. The copartne'hip Of KID, Eliot
and e.. vii! ceafe on the 1T anaary nexs,
by ri1susi conierr. All perfon; having
denaaiis ags,nh the firm, are dshred 70
60 End in tn X accounts t.r payment-and
all indebted 10 them are requetled 10 make
paymsnt TO either Of he iuoicsibers.
ROBERT KID,
SAMUEL ELIOT, jun.
DEC. II. oINl
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F0g b u ) 1 u ",
n The Schooner
3As PRISCILLA
s "a good sefei)

S4<W4SkSSS& -
PRINcs HARDING, Matter
will take freigh, on reatonable TERMS
App,y TO the Mater on beard, or 10
JOHN G. LADD,
sl5s les ls.sy r>ccipea and 1s1v sS,
for Sale,
% Hoaiheads Of excel!sn, Mo!sfes,
lc 90. do. Sugar,
=; -. do. Rum,
5 ID. Copperss q Brimlsone,
20 Cas,s Cc:d.a,s,
. 2@vsis Bottom Beef,
:: . f Tss.. Fsslh R.'Gns.
% Gags C.h;te,
80 Ho$ses Guides and Soap,
E2gs Cotton,
20. EePs,
; Boxes Coi;ca ard Vol Cards,
; Do. 10 Nv is G!sis,
: Chefs Gsih Teas, r
. 2.lss Rusla Sheetirg, a ar.'1s ''
na. Ravens Du,k, 0'a"oa'A'
; Co:es ci Writing Psieg,
. 'toxss isc:h Chocolate,
-: lsat limb Eth, &c. Sc. SC.
CscIG,1er s. /
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l2utltt &ala.
On TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY,
:. ns s'cl.c2, svW be IoA at RE Tfnase
Sto:s
3dand 9TH proof Antigua and
,na.cs RaA in bids. and bis.
Fren;n Brandy iu bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
lenssitfe Wine III ca&s,
Cud;ah in BIS.
Sugar IN hhds and Ills.
.ac!aGes In hhds.
&ice IL ,ie,ces and bl,.
Soap in hcA>s,
Ouseas ard Ear:hsn Ware il crates,
ianl.osneiy aGot,ed,
Sc boxe. Navanna Segars,'
Gotten IN bales---ox credit.
ALSO,
4 udritsy Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WEIGH ARE
Broad and narrow Clo,n.,
Flsnne!s and Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
I7iih ard Sernsn Linens,
Worried and Cotton Stockings
.Caicoes and Girshams,
4 variety Of Nj, lin and Muffin Hand
,erchiei, ard Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, ard
4 run5cr Of other articles.
p. G. MARS TELLER,
Tee. - Vendue- Matter
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ass!s b2 aaaia!!.

On SATURDAY next,
/, -, s...!!yek, uW be sd ct TIE aadi'a
Rson,
yum in hhds. and bis.
segsr in eo'
Coaa. in bags,
Soap and Candies N boxes
sa;s.s in do.
Starch in 90.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.-AI'e',
I qnGxtEty Of Dry Goods,
VIZ.
t-endal CottonS,
Eerleys
s!al.,h.cks, Plains,
Eis:ds, Cc4tinss
DuHlx, Flanrels,
7s.Ih ard Saeei;ng Lineas,
Gs:man C1rseurgs,
Caiicues, Du,alsts,
shaw!s, ltandkerchisfs,
Lanes Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, &c.
II. ard 7. MOORE,
D,c ~ Aoetioneers
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Robert /. liuo>: and 20.
HAYE. IMPORTED,
In the brig Neptune, 1,0m L,9os,
AND OFFER Fox SIZE.
100 catks Lilbon Wine OF a
!uperior quality,
500 blihels of Salt,
"A bale OF Morocco Skins,
A few boxes of Lemons and Oranges,
Figs In fraiis,
Olive Oil, Almonds, Filber's,
10 bundles floor carpet, and foot n:ass.
TIE, bave. hkeaUjle az hand,
Afew bales q Negro cottor's ana Dlan-
kets,
German Linens,
Earrhen Ware in crates, Sugar IN hhds.
and BIS. and cofee in bags ard tierces.
Nov. 3d.. d
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FALL GOODS.

The Subtcriber has received,
BY TIE Reierye from LONDON, par, OF his
FALL ASSORTMENT,
andEis in daily expeeia:ion Of t-,s's,ng
the balance by the hrtt arrivals from 81
v;rpool.
James Wilson.
Sent II {,
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BOSTON, Augr

This day arrived, via quarantine, feb.
Cyrus, capt. Pillbury, Is days from. Qua
daloupe and lcl. Minerva, Wyman, rs
DAYS from Surriuam.
Capt. Wyman left there capt. Carnes,
jue arrived capt. Prince and capt. Fifth
CT, from Bottom capt. Bickford from Sa-
lem capt. ArnoLl, from Newport capt.
Palmer. from New York. Veflels fpoke
by CAPT. W.--luly Il, lat. II, "a, long.
s., 9, brig America, Bowman, from Ken
nebunk, Tor Grenada, II days out. July
80, lar. II, s, lorg. SO, brig Active,
from Alexandria for Barbados, IS days
cns. ga, lat. &c, 81, long. 81, 23,brig
William, from New Haven fer St. Croix,
Fl days out. Lumber high at Surrinam.
Avg. IS. Arrived, via quarantine,
brig Adventure, May, date OTIS Mar
tinico fen. Alert, capt. Sprasue, Cape
Francois, IS days !; ch. America, Naih,
Is days fro1n laqueme!.
Same day, fth. Agenors, capt. Wilion,.
from Shelburoe; a ith. from Annapolis;
and number of coaaers.
Performing quarantine Ships ANTI
lopc, Rich, HAVANA Madilon, CAPT.
Heartily, Grenada ; brig Hen,y, cap.
Jones, = days from St. Croix fch. Trio,
capt. Sllsbe, Cape Franeol, Harrio,
Sumner, Srr::narn Atlantic, Goddard,
St. Kits Goop Ranger, Bartlett, Trini-
dad, IS days brig --, Hubbard,
Martinico, - days /; Atlantic, Clak
Jamaica, 20 days Rambler, Brown, St.
Croix, Il days fchr:. Mary, Phillips,
Surrinam, 50 days; Di,Patch, Springer,
Iobago,~ q days Elizabeth, Pitts, Gu
daloupe, II days Edward, Cole, Doni-
nico, I9 days.
Capt. Pitts. from Guadalupe, left there
ich. Dart, Skinner, to fail in s days for
Norfolk; brig Eliza, Vincent, OF Bolton,
20 fail in ; days: the fchr. Success, Cham
herla'n, of Portfmouth, failed ; days be-
fore capt. Pitts.
Capt, Bartlett, lief: at Trinidad, fch.
George, to fail in 10 days for New Lon
don; Abigail, Haaings, Bottom: ch.
Nancy, of Cape Ann; with number Of
ether Americans.
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any fucf7 law Of the Rate, which he may
deeu. irnpo;itic. This-atonee opens the
door TO general lic<naouineis ; for very
few laws can be found in any civil code,
which mu!,itudes wosd not coufder of
this disruption. :, h-'
AS far as the viii of individnals:is per-
mitted to run counter TO that Of tAe1ifase,
copai,utioaal!y exprcGed and publdhed,
with iInpunity; 70 far, govemmeas, that
ineainabie ble!ing, is broken down !;
and 70 far, have we returned back, TO the
fate of nature, the fate Of war, the fate
of wretchedneis of all others the WORT,
from which we lhall recoil with horror,
as from tempefuous fea wiae-yswning
TO devour, to the calmer harbor OF defpo-
tim. $50
There are many fatutes, in the fate
codes, relating to religion and manners,
whic:, every fober man approves, and
which no Legislature have ever thought OF
repeating, bu, which, however, he as 4
faord in the fcabbard, alr,oa wholly mo-
perative, and aniwer very httlesPupoie,
except as a kind of r,onulnent, pr way.
marks, 70 f,ow how far We are removed
from the ground occupied by our anceeors
who erected them; and to warn US OF the
approaching fate Of the remaining inftitu-
tions of the venerable fyfem, under which
our character has been formed, as an in
teiligent, virtuous and happy people.
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PHILADELPHIA, Ausuit III.

ViAIAb11bILlA Ilh3 |suSoN .,..r
Arrived, tslr'. Fox, Bragg, c. Fran
co.'s 1Retfey, steserj ditto; Andrew,
M'Gregor, st. Bartholomews aoop A.
lexanirr, Chee!e n. York.
Aryivsd at tie Lazartto.
Brig Charlotte, Campbell, Newry;
Morning Star, Mountaine, Laguira; tchr.
Fair Trader, Pitcher, Havana:
Cleared, fhip Nancies, Moore, Ma
deira; brig Little John, Butler, Port Re-
publican.
Arrived at Lazaretto, chr. Nancy,
Smita-Sa;lcd from the mouth Of the
MiiAlP'i ii company with the thip South
Carolina, Abraham, Of and for n. York;
lhip Fidelity, Bridge, Of and for Balti-
more; brig Fame, Jones, Of and for Phi
ladelph'a; brig George, Ihompfon, ofand
Tor Alexandria: Was boarded in fight Of
Cuba July II, by Britilh priva,eer,
and treated politely.
Capt. Dolly, Oft the fear. Little Robert,
Ict, at Port Antonio the z9,h July, (hip
Favouri,c, BACKBONE, cfN. York, arriv-
ed the 18th July.
On the 3rit July was boarded by apri-
va,eer Ichooner off the eaf end of Jamai.
ca, under French colours; on the nth
Ausuil in lat. 80, II, N. long. IS, w.
lpokc the lchr. Venus, of CharleRon from
Bulls Bay, bound to the Havana.
Capt. Pitcher, from Havana, failed
from thence the 9TH inf. IN company with
the following veaels for this port; brig
Jane and Eliza, -, and Joanna, Bag
ley ichrs. Dove, Gilmore, and Hope,
Grant; Hoops Warrington, Weeon, and
Sally, Foiter.
Left at HAVANA of and for Philadel-
phia brig Ruth and Mary, Silby, Eliza
and Sarah, Pennington, Thetis, Davis,
chr. Triton, Oakford, Aoop James, Med
lin, to fail in 6 or days.
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NEW. YORK, Aucuf 20.

Arrived. fhip William and Mary. Dill
bingham, London; ich'r David, L.Hom-
naedieu, Philadelphia Aoop Beriey, Stu
art, RichE.ord. .,.,
Cleared, laip Margaret, Crezsrt, Am
aerdana; brigs Hope, Tucker, Jamaica ;
Juliana, Vanduym, New Orleans ;ieh'r
'Virago, Fuller, St. Thomas. rcuo
The VIM. and Mary fposc, July IL,
the brig Be,fey and Peggy, Allen, g
days from Dublin for Baltimore, In lat.
IS, S., IS |. S. E. CT the ". Hands.
OF Nantucket, two ith'Is, one from Mar
Unique, and tie other from Tc5ago,
bound to Bottom.
= Left at London, lhip William, Picket,
Of Newburyport, bound to 2utlia ;; -inip
Martha Warrington, Calder, Of Gicucei-
ter Hannah, Hopkins, OF Bottom; brig
Minerva, Rich, Of do. brig Reie, Gilpa-
trick, of Kennebunls, bouaa to Cape de
Verbs; nip Hope, Bird, Of Savannah
fhip Wm. and Henry, Pearce, Of Gioucei:
ter, for Cape de. Verbs; brig Sophia,
Freeman, Of Portland, tor Hull and N.
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York his Golden, Lewis, ofCharlef-
ton, for St. Petersburg and Charleitcn !;
fhip Galen, Hinckley, of Bolton, in the
river; Newton, Riley, to fail for Phila-
delphia,, in 4 or 5 days; fhip Oaavia,
Glats, Of Virginia; hip Warren, Everett,
Of New York lhip Caroline, Toilet, OF
Portitnouth; fnip Sufan, Adams, of New
Bedford, for New York; fhip Minerva,
CT %. for do. John, Rowland, OF ChaTlef-
ton; Betfey, Hall, Of Marihfield, tor
Bottom; Ru;hy, Curtis, Of Bolton and
ihip Ajax, BouTn, of Norfolk.
r Our London papers and Lloyd's
Lifts, by the above fhjp, are no later
than by former arrivals.
TheiNeutrality, from St. Thomas, came
up from Quarantine lait evening. Capt.
Buckley, who formerly commanded isef,
died IN the Welt indies.
The brig Taper, Half, has arrived at
Charleton,: in II days from Moatevideo,
River p'ate.j p
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DEATH OF CEN. QUINN.
Extra7 ofa Astte, from Lsm,vile, Ger

sa, dafed JuL 81.
" General Gum arrived here lat Sa-
turday, and died laa plight at. II O'clock
very flor, iIlneis. 1t is fa'd that his
death was greatly owing to a draught ca
cold water after the taking of medicine;
and wha, is .trange, the Doctor and leye-
raj gentlemen were in the room, and not
one obieryed his death Till lome time after
he had expired. He is to be buried this
afternoon with the honors OF war"
EPICRAM.
Said Celia TO Damon, can you tell ne
from whence,
l may know a coquette from a woman OF
ienfe!
Where the difference lies: Yes" lad
Damon, can,
q" Every man Courts the one---tc'her
courts every man."
/ he hcr!e OF commons now conisis 81
6sS members--the number helog ugment-
ed one hundred by the representation q
1reland-yet quorum OF that !,oae sor
tranlaeins buGnsfs is termed by toF'E