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\ ALU ABLE >OPL X 7
FOR SALE.

On THURSDAY, The yfrf dry Of april
nest, 4vni be exbg,sd to /4Ie 1t tie Cet.
A5uje in I4Lr1auariz, at 9ne 0'cloc&,
A valuable Lot
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NOW LANDING,

From on board the y@b Hannah, from
dax-Cayes,
And for Sale at the Subscribers Wharf,
81 bids. hrit quality Molailes,
IS bales Cotton,
Is bis: green Coffee
- hhds. Sugar.
They bave ALTO FIR Sale,
100 boxes frefh Raiiins,
200 resms OF Letter Paper in cafes,
20 buihels of frefh Clover Seed.
RICKETTS,, NEW TON & Co.
Feb. IS. 2aw3w
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HuEaed,
ABOUT 200 WHARF LOGS, deli
vered at the Eaaern Branch Ferry-For
which generous price will be giveo, if
de ivered agreably to contract to be en-
te es into. Apply to
JAMES o'BRlEN.
City Of Warrington,
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Was left al the bar Oh
M'knish,'s tavern, the 18Th Day OF 10.
iy laa, by a wasg ,ner, of 'he came OF
lanes Nurt, bundle of wearing APP are :.
The owner may have it again on appi,es.
,ion a, the bar Of the fame hosfe, and
paving eyre"ees.
Jan. 20. Ia"3r
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falcons. The only dosy yet laid ppon
commerce is impoled upon the Americans,
who are confined in their importa,ions to
the articles of -four, hih and lumber, on.
which they pay duty of = per cent. q
5 on exports, beng compelled 10 receive
a proportion OF produce in payment, aaa
are allowed orly two hours 10 lly off the
harbours without coming TO. Slaves have
been imported in French yeGcis, and an
Englifh Guineaman, called the Mercy,
has been permitted to fell her cargo under
the national flag. The EngIiih who are
ail there, receive every attention from
the French officers, but they are very rigid
towards the native inhabitants the iroop<.
who are repreiented to be lale escbaas, are
very unhealthy, and die tour or five daily,
and the carlton is already much de-
created.
AT Sc. Lucia, we learn, an infnrra6fion
las broke out out among the negroes, IN
itigated by party ofmifcreants who have
iong been concealed in the woods, & svho
nave already. burnt feveral eGates, and BY
their approaches menace the Caranage.
Governor Johnaon, Of Dominica arriv-
cd here on Thurflay in the Army brig,
and this day paid his reipe6is to His "a ]
eel2eney Lord Seaforrh, who received HIM
under a dilcharge Of Pilgrim Orllunuey.
The commemorasion of the dreadful
hurricane of 1880 was this day obferyed
throughout the Illand, with the mott re-
ligious folemnity.
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aleranDrta aDGerttSRr.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10.


The h.uation of Tom Paine is no lels
novel to himielf as witer, than unfortu-
nate to his afeaionate friend and patron,
the preEdent Of the United States. From
the day Paine firf took the PENN hand to
figure away in the world, TO his late en-
tertainment at Waiting ton, the defence of
regular gove,ument* never once entered
his be!otted brain. He had ever been the
championof the minority, and where il
groaned under the opprefiion ct wrong
headed government and ignorant miniaets,
ias.before our revolution was the cafe with
this country the iuhje6f, more than his
boaRed talents, gave his writings cele-
brity almof equal to the vanity ct the
creature. He now believes that he can
fupport, as well as defroy,a corrupt and
toftering exec1tivc. We give che cabinet
much JOY for the great and rcceRaIy acqois
i,ion, ard fha!!, aad.fmaYed, and conhden.
of the iiIue, await {" the end OF thele
things - for if any thing were wanting
20 raife the admioi!ira.icn 70 the achme Of
r, :. ,y,s thc f,,nf,art ni ,Isssss,sc.is <seu,,c
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we can a, all times defend the Mififi PIP
with great convenience, and prohsby the
heh water in the fpring to re,urn-la this
rslpett the navigation Of The M!ihRippi is
perhaps rather lngular-it is ye:y wind
mo 10 its coarls, aad in fea(ons of high
water, ediies, or counter currents, are
formed ia the different lands, near the
hanks, which are very favorable 10 al
cendlng this circumitance, together
with the hear which seneraIiy prevails In
The ipring of the year, (which is NOT ge-
perally the cafe in thc heat of iummes) en-
sbles Extcen men TO return from New
Orleans to this place, (fay 1900 niles in
about IS days win a boar of 20 tons bur
den, loaded. =
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NEW YORK, November II.

Entered, Ships Ohio, Hall, Dublin;
George and Mary, LaYtoa, St. Pe'erf
burgh Phebe- Am, Gardner, Philsdel-
phla; brigs Hound, Carlen, Curacao !;
Eliza, Half, Malaga; Bell Seymour,
Turks Iaand; Ring San, Dockray !,
lchr. Lark, Hunt, ST. Croix; Hoop Ca
to, -, Turks Hand.
Cleared. lhip Two Friends, VOTE,
London; briggs DIVE, Tot,en, Jamaica !;
Timothy Phelps, Difcovery. Coombs,
do. Accomplished Quaker, Burksn. ST.
Chriaopher; Harmony, Hunt, Bermuda 5
Barbara, Hitchcock, ChaIlsiton, Jofeph
Otis; Charleaon Packet, Ingham, do.
Enterprize, Tombs, do. fchrs. Lionels,
Smith, do. Fair Lady, do.
Arrivtd )faes arr Laf.
Brig Eliza, Half, ~ days from Mala-
pa. Sailed in co. brig Wealthy-Ann, and
icho0ner Alert, for N. York, and fchr.
Hopewell, for Salem. Left, brig Sally,
Rowland thip Elizabeth, Wilcox; fehr.
Factor, Maxheld; brig Anna, Truman !;
and fchr. Cutter, Tucker, all of New
York.
Brig Bell, Seymour, Is days from
Turks Illand, Nov. 9th fpoke brig Ro-
YER, Cooper, from Baltimore under jury
mats; did notlearn where fhe was bound.
Ship Phoebe Ann, Gardner, of Phila-
delphia; IA days, bound TO Antwerp put
into this port on account of having too
heavy cargo, and experiencing a very
evere gale of wind. Captain Gardner,
proceeded on his voyage as far as the long.
of67. The fhip being very deep and
heavy ladened, thought it uniase to con-
tinue his voyage, and was afraid the fhip
wosld founder. Nov. 4,h, fpoke brig
Alliance from ST. Croix bound to Bottom.
Ship Ohio, Hall, in ~ days from Dub.
Lin. Left no American ve1els there.
Schooner Lark, Hunt, rs days from
St. Croix. 10 lat. g, 80, long. ST..
lpoke brig Greenwich, Rems,ington, for
Philadelphia. Nov. rzth, fpoke fhip
Ex->1mens, Barnum, for Liibon, out "a
hours, from this port all well. Lett at
St. Croix, fch'r Lion, Clark, Ito fail in
! days for this port; and brig Venus,
Croker, of New York.
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the Age IF Rse/sx-th the bae e0lumn,ator

the Age of Ree/sx- the baf eulumnsator
0. Wa hington.
lhat the invitation of the executive
was given to this hireling TO returnto our
ihoscs, was TO anfwer tavorile perforai
view, is now pretty we'll confirmed BY
The early ana Deceive language held iorth
by Paine in the government paper OF the
18th init. Full Of hinieH, frong ia the
affection and protection OF Mr.. Jeferion,
70 far from making the leah apology for
the infamouily irreligious work he addrcG-
ed to the citizens OF this country, OF for
his ylllainoas philippics againH the good
and iSintel Walhington, he fhews all the
inoience & boated vanity OF a fanlcuiottc.
In the hrlt 50 lines of his letter the
hra," ;he words and ny occur no lefs
than 70 different times. This letter is
written as we'll as publihed under the
pole OF Mr.. Jeaerfon, and in it the au-
thor declares, that " l now know from
information 1 obtain upon TIE ipo,."
Wellington aud Adams hac graiped
'h- young Hercules of liberty III his cra-
die, and were proceeding to triangle
him. This information obtained up.
on the fpot,' comes no doubt from
his alfe:aionate friend and correspondent
who may be looked upon as the tue
author or caulc OF the letter to Waih-
ington, and Of all that cowardly abnic
OF his administration, which the public
may expect TO receive at the hands
OF Paine. Thus then may be accounted
for that itrange and otherwife unaccounta-
Die change ntlhe prrfuits and writings of
the author of Common Senle, The Gifts,
and the Rights of Man. The man who,
al! his life, had boatcd OF the title OF sDbig,
has, even without the execute Of, dotage,
renoanced all religious and political fenti-
mems OF his own, and, according to the
definition of Mr.. Jeferion, has become a
t0ry and the champion of toyiest Bot this IS
all confident enough, & promotiyc of the
great object of the Pbus/o9ber. Insthe
field of politics he has reaped hsryeft
concentrate with his vanity. lie has
male kings tremble and bleed upon their
thrones and he can deGre nothing more
TO render him worthy Of "the thankful
neis of nations,'' than to drive the Msf
High from his throne in the hearts of
man. II in this he Can receive aalltance
OF a Prelident, that PRECEDENT will in turn
meet with lupporr from him, and on this
ground may be satisfactorily accounted for,
the fecond attempt Paine has ever made
10 fupport the authority of I" the powers
thar be; )" the fra was to uphold the wills
famous and tyrannical and momensary GO
yernment in France, which deeresd "tbsre
rvas no CUR Bait. Fed. GaS.
Tx avas the Champion IT thai mobat
PARIS, (which declared there zUas 10 Cad,
fiji esula be called a government.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 16,

Sunday arrived the brig Hiram, capt.
Dove, from Point Pe.re (Guadaloupe(
which place he left October 10Th. A
few days previous to capt. DIS falling a
disturbance took place in the dittritf of St.
Anne, in coniequence Of which every IN
dividual was under arms. The following
ere the circumstances as they have been
communicated by capt. Dove.
About 50 or 40 negroes, with white
men at their head miles la Girander, and
Barfes) wantonly murdered IS men and
women in the country, and after plumber
ing their hoafes, proceeded in hottie
manner, agairf the town of St. Anne, in-
tending TO effect their efcapc frem the IL
land by the ieizure Of fone of the yeGels
lying in the harbor. They were however
repulfed with great eHea by the inhabi-
tants. Thofe Of the negroes who were
not killed retreated to the woods and con-
cealed themielves. A comfortable force
from Point Petre was dilpa,ched in purluit
of them. The expedition was unfuccels
full; excepting the capture of Miler la
Giandiere, one of the chiefs, and Jean
Barbai, accufed OF being an accomplice.
Thefe occurrences had excited great ap-
prehenGons throughout the illand.
On the 9Th October leveral executions
took place at Point Petre; among thefa
was white man, named Cheigneaux, who
was hanged for having correfponded with
the chief Of the brigands.
A great mortality prevailed among the
white troops in the i1and--A reinforce
ment from France was daily expected.
Ihe.following is lift of the unfortunate
victims who were murdered at the affair
of ST. Anne:
MefIrs. Bourgoin, father and fon, De-
lair and fon, Lias and wife, Kerives, Ouf-
frain, La Lieur, Valadier, Arleaufe, and
two brothers, Ducres, Audibert, Mad.
Cornealle, Jun. Verges, father and fon,
Mad. Teaue, Rocheret, and two mulatto
women.
BY the exiting laws of the colony of
Guadalupe, the duties on articles permit
red TO be imported, are as follows:
Beef6 livres tourn. (III cents) per 1oz
ID. Pork the fame duty, .Codfih do. In
addition to the general duty of two per
cent.
Flour, lumber, cattle, rice and all other
articles permitted TO pay general duty Of
per cent. ad val0rem.
On molaiies and rum, s. per cent.
No foreign veliels are permitted to take
off more produce than is equal to the a.
mount of their inward cargo.
On Monday lalt capt. Weary picked
at fsa ore of the crew of the brig Huntrefs,
capt. Prince, from Charleaon bound to this
port, out Ave days, which had foundered
the preceding day in gale Of wind off the
capes Of Virginia. He had been floating
on fpar So hours, when difcovered by the
MlfTauri. From this perilous ii'uation ne
was refeucd by the humane exertions of the
fllips crew. By his Information, 1t appears,
that bsiides the crew OF Tie Huntrefs there
,,.ra fonr eentiernpn p9Icngers, one OF
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MARKETS

AtSf. Croix-Very low-Flour from
10 s dollars per barrel.
Brig Rihng Sun, Dockray, IS days
from Rotterdam belonging to George
Champlinof Rhode Illand, and the cap
tain bound to Rhode IAand, but put in
here on account of contrary winds) with
80 pipes gin, to E. Bu-rill. Nov. cd, in
lat. 50. 80, long. 50, fpoke fhip Sally,
Gallop, out IS days from BriRol, bound
to this port. In LAT. 50, 50, long. 6s,
| 50, fpoke fhip Delaware, Bebee, bound
rom this TO Grenock oar days. Of
Nantucket faw ihips and big, all in
darsf, oac Of the ihips entirely difmaaed.
Tbs flip Commerce, Rockwell, from Liver
pool for this port, cut Sc days, with cargo of
it and crates to Eliiha aud William Colt, is
ihore at the north-eaf pcint of Sandy-Hook
Me met with this accident between s and 9 o.
'osk on Saturday evening. The neceliary aiiiR-
nee has been fenr TO her; and ihould the weather
= efav urable. lis expected The viii be got
Ei;hcu, much damage.
'F'n tbe Bridge TosOa (Ba,6adoes Me'-
cry, rscefvsd az tie e5see Of this Ga
sftie, BY tie /cbo9u>y May.t.
BRIDGE TOWN, Ot. g.
he icaooner porcupine, with the re-
lander Of government flores, arrived on
arrday from Martinique. We under
'''d thar the colonial iyfera of French
- q 1859, which has been declared 10
q tasl force there, has already been
S'an With re!pest 10 ihe coloured IL
''i'algs, none OF vnom, whether free or
es' are ailowed,;o wear fhoes or ltock-
= and By Proclamation of the Com
' n chie'. ar ressitlesl in their
g iiaea .hist1 iRo.t Jacket ard pan
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Sale bp audtou.
On SATURDAY,.

At 10 s'flofk, eUW br/eM at The Nendae
Stare, the carer Of Kwg and Unisu
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in calks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiks,
Molanes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raiirls in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lrlih Linens,
Cahimcres, Calicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coatines, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaughr, Oznaburgs, ~
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, =. Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons. &c
Stockings, &c.
IHOS. PATTEN, 14a7j0xeer.
November 10.
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Francois, where he lad fo!d his ysasl, all
Of whom mutt have periihed.
By.a ChsI.eison paper II appears that
the abosesorig failed from theilce on the
goth ait. and vas COMMANDED by capt.
!. Roper, ao1 eaps Prince.
Ar.i,ea, brig Scanned tdiGnaaei) put
in here 10 diisreis. She was bound from
Baltimore to Guadaloupe.
Sloop James, capt. Medler from North
Carolina, but lat in 5 days from Norfolk,
where ne WIS Obliged to pu- IN By &reis OF
weather, arsised here on Sunday.
Capt. Medler informs that a iloop with
load Of .al1eat from Alexandra for this
port, after being in iight OF our Capss,
was blown off, and about the 9Th ofOtt.
was drove aihore at Baldhead, Cape Fear,
! the venel biIsed, the crew and part Of
! cargo iased.
Capt. M. further informs that on the
HIT OF tins month he had veiy heavy gale
of wind, after which he put into Norfolk,
as The weather was very boiRerous and
| wind head, that en- Saturday the 9Th
intt. ard two days following they had at
Nortorlls She higheif tides known in that
place fo- thele IS or I6 years, the town
was nearly covered with water, and moa
of the flores near the harbour were filled
with water and great quantities Of Sugar,
Rice, &c. damaged.
Sunday arrived fchr. Hannah, captain
Phippen, from Salem, IA days. Captain
PhiFpsn, paaed an Englih copper boz
omed brig in the bay, iifmaieti.
Same day arrived, brig Nancy, captain
Watt, from St. JOHNS, II. B.-Lat. II,
IS, long. Go, 40, met with ievere
gale OF wind which continued two days,
buring which time their main top and
fore top MATS were carried away. Otf.
80, ipolse brig Rouana, bound TO Rhode
lAand, it blowing frefh, we could not
learn where ihe was from. Nov. /, lpoke
a fmal schooner from Norfolk bound to
Halifax. Capt. w. off the Capes of
Delaware, faw two fhips, four brigs, and
four ichoonsrs, apparently bound in.
Same day arrived fchr. William, capt.
Earnef, from Lunenburgh, N. S. Spokc
a brig from Gotsenburg bound to Rheds
Iland, out 60 days who loft man out of
her main mat top, on The .,h inf. in
gale of wind overheard.
Sunday arrived at this port, the hip
M;douri, captain Viokary, after two
years voyage, in S months from Canton
The Mil1ouri, touched at the lie Of France,
and left there on 3lf of July The follow
ing American vefels
Ship Petapfeo, Reeves, Of Baltimore, to
fail in days.
Snow George, spriggs, do for Europe,
in days.
Ship Fox of Charleaon, S. c. laa from
Batayis, captain dead, and the ihip want
Of repairs, bound to Europe.
Ship American, Lelar, Of Philadelphia,
from Batavia, captain vety ick on fhore
ofthe Batavia fever ready to fail for Eu-
rope.
William FORFEIT, of Philadelphia, bound
on further.
Perseverance, IngeEfoll, Of Bottom; brig
Juno, Waine, do. John, Coglhall, of Sa
lem.
OFF the Cape Of Good Hope faw two
American fhips-could not fpeak them.
The news of peace had reached Canton,
by the route of Acapulco. It's effect is
not Rated-
-az< ri 49,
alerannrta aDDarttSer.
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ffandln5 sfat we might l4cte the report OF III
h9Y2 tne opinion vi thc attorney geuera!, Tx.
puoIlc letter OF tiic governor, and the uniy.r
ial language of tie ahembly for tin. year Roo.
as examples, and IL notification. II ever h;s
cafe ihall be tried, during the exiftence Of This
paper, we pComife TO give full account Of
the trial. In the mean tirne, we ihall receive
communications on the fubjc6t from eithcr
party, if any llall be fentfor publication.
In general, 1t IS improper, and even higolv
punlfhables to interfere, before the decifSo -
azcauie5 with any publication reipeS;,o ;ts
merits. OF this we are well aware. But The
preient initancc viii juaify fone deviation
from the common rule. The facts are cor.
reeF he court is candid The governor.
and Nan !SicholaS, the attorney general, are
two OF the lait men IN the world, who would
with 20 tuppore an injurious prcfecutiop
Both OF theie gentlemen will be highly ora
tined by this endeayoug tc relieve 2 citizen
from unluft reProach. DR.. Read. If be IS =
man OF acute ieniibiiitv, muR, within The ,a2
fwo y%aTS, have iuiEerct more IN his peace az
mind, than could be repaid him By IN. eyealsh
Of Potofi.
Something yet remains 70 be faid concerns
ing the cafe Of DR.. Read, Our friend and
tnbicrlber, Mr.. John Warden, has now, in his
Po1e4Hct4, hN o. the whole officers and crew
OF the triGate Hermione. This document
bears the fsal OF the Britifh navy Office. 1t
IS inblcribed by three Of the cotnmi!lioners,
and MI Warden is ready to {llew the paper
70 any Ferion that cxpreHcs win for it. In
this litt the name of Hugh Jones is not 70 be
found I his, of itfcIf, amounts TO pretty
itrong evidence that the thip contained no
iuch Pcrion. Thomas Nalh, alias f3onaf5an
R"1bai5, appears upon il. Thomas OIborne,
another OF the crew, ftands there. This is
the man already mentioned, whom Dr.. Read
actually committed to the jail of Norfolk.
| 1 rgxecn had brought him before the Doctor.
IS uiagitfate The man confc!led the
charge; and DR.. Read could mt bslp eongrs;f4
! ring hin.
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TIE CA8E or
DR.. READ, OF NORFOLK,

He general court has iuf fn;G,ed -,
iiemiannual felton,, The pul curio1;fv hss
been much excited bv the exnsFtsJ - '',,I 81
the commonwealth profecution ao.ina ~
John x. K, Read, Of Norfolk. Tfs n,oce-
cutlon was founded upon an accnc,t;a-, LIS,
was exhibited againG DR.. Pead. g6nnt "t t,an
years ago. FTewas accufed of b. 80 Two
pNS'ea 70 the Jail Of Norfolk, and having az
te9"ards delivered TO Mr.. Hamilton, the Bri-
ti'h coniu, tai!or named Hugh Tones. yyh,,
had been one Of the n1utineers, on bcar5 ~ -
me britifh frigate dermione. Il was f.rther
@tieqgSe that Jones was fent by Hamilton 70
the Welt Indies, where he was fried C1no-
qeInl'ed, and executed. 4 complaint, en-
oFAciGg all theie things, was made TO rover
nor Monroe, by Richard EverS Lee, Of Nor
L -, ne governor and council fent Mr..
george Hay TO Norfolk, to enquire into and
make report Of the facts. This erin con
tne commonwealth about 100 pounds. Mr.
Ray was Tome time at Norfolk: he took
many afidavits, and enclofcd them to The
/ governor and council, accompanied By let
ter, IN which it appeared that he conceived
the facts to be eitabiihed II appears dat
governor Monroe was of this opinion: be-
cau!e,aJ the laccecdng fc1ion, he 70 Gated r 70
Tue ahembly, IN his official communication.
his IS well reco'le6ted, and alto that here
was immediately anuniverGl fentimento Of de-
feitatloh and vengeance, which BURT from
every corner Of the houie, and which lprcad all
over the country, accompanied with fuch
TERMS and threats of horror and violence, that
| it was dangerous, FOR man, even TO FAY that
| the facts had NOT happened.
Is appears that the tedimony Of one Bran
nan, she jailor, was chiefly relied upon BY
! Mr. hay. Brannan} st enc time, exprefilv
denied ihatthe facts bad happened at another,
he iaid that he believed they hid happened,
tiis tcf.imony IS therefore contradictory.
bgt Braanan's teitinoGyis oppofed BY tBa
asHd5yit OF one Coils, who, at the time when
the .a1t is aid to have happened, acted as the
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