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SALEM, April 70.

..,;ved big Betty, Ropes, from New
Orleans. Sailed in &C. with the mp 60
'.,nS,,,, Berger, of N. York, for Liver
l Ia'DD' and big Trio, Of do. for Greenosk.
f'l, N. OrIesss, March To- Ships,
cscrge Wilmington, Davis, Of Philadei-
aha nj Mas, George, of do. New York,
s.wa,d q do. Pilgrim, Strong, Of Port
In land. Peggy, Braher, of New York ,
Mat Matilda, SIalber,, of Philadelphia; Cot
-, ,on Planter, Gailop, Of New York Pol
r. Tcrrey, of New-L London; Roebuck,
XIV. ofNew. York Brurus, Bunce, OF
10. Fame, Goodrich. of Philadelphia J
.Hetty, Neil, of N. York; Anna, John
no Of do. Eliza, Fillebrown, OF salem
Bri,,, Venus, Joulfon, of New York !;
Gasolo, Hamilton, of do. George Gin
ron. Holden, Of Philadelphia Antelope,
Clark, Of New York; Brothers, Tow
ers. Of Alexandria; Friendihip, Dean, O.
Of Philadelphia Harriet, Davis, of do.
Samuel, Tubbs, ofdo. Ameriiccggin, An
drews, of Kenuebunk /; Exchange, Man
warm. Of Portland ketch Polly, Cam
mel, of Philadelphia. Srtooners, Jane,
Novel;, Of Newburypot Ifabella, Don
nell, Of Biddeford; Eliza, White, of A
l.sandria Manhattan, BurnhaIn, of N.
York Experiment, LatiIner, Of Bal,i-
more Betty, Inglee, OF Bolton; Alert,
SiiIon, Of N. York St. Patrick, Bal
ley, Of Bottom; Celumb;ns, idowler, OF
.Newbedford !; Bee, Bragg, Of Bottom ;
Hiram, Rogers, of N. York; Eliza, -,
Of Philadelphia Maria, Howey, OF Bal
,imore; Harrior, Bradih, OF Salem. -
Spoke in The ricer, bsaad sp, lhip Betty,
Smith, of Bottom, from Demarara flip
Sarah, of New York, from Falmouth, E.
hip Thomas, Wilton, of Philadelphia.
March r., TWO briggs and ihip from n.
York; 18th, brig Rainbow, Q. n. York,
from Aux. Cages 18th, hip Aurora.
Burnham, of n. York, IS days CIT. A.
pril "a, long. 90, 40, lat. 80, 50, fpoke
the Aoop Carliile, Luce, OF RotScn, fox
New Providence. April II, ipoke the
fb'r Nabby, Of Cape Ann, Tor Chariot
ton, S. c. The fchooner Yoriek, Du-
val, of Salem, failed from n. Orleans,
ioi Matches, Jan. sd and iloop Sidney
Butman, Ct Newbaryport, fer do. flageh
10th.
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NOTICE..

On the 18th day Of June next,
I lhall leave this place for Kentucky, and
will undertake to traniaa any bufinefs IN
that fate, or in the Territory North
Wet of the River Ohio. fhail reiide
in the town of Warrington, and practice
law in the ieveral courts held there, in tha
{uperior courts for the faid fate /; and IN
the hyperion courts for the fad territory
which are held at Cincinnati.
After my departure, my father, Cleo 2
Moore, will forward any papers whien
may be left with him. aan
alexandria, Columbia, .hr
At,3 80, 1907,
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pocTON, April 81.

-:.aa lh'r Far Ameriedb, q Psa.'
A'1 = DAYS from Bordeaux. Lett,
fiaa' o : Of Salem; capt. Bartlett q
cap'' ~ % iail in two days /; number
Plga,ous' osr,ss NOT recolleaed; IN the
q ~. s.ur .a,Esd lhe brig Cyrus, bound 70
a a,afaux. Spoke, lat. A., long. %,
8 ls.. gsrme., Two Jays from PePpereibo
fn' 8, Grenada. Bu6nsfs Of al kinds
= 20 dun; iagar from IS TO 1o5 lisres !;
s se'1 high. Nothing new relative TO
~ Dshni..se Treaty
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alsrannria annertiset..

aleraNOrsa annprlI5Rt.
FRIDAY, APRIL 80.
~ The Rev. Mr.. Strife w,!l
pveaeh in the Hllsopal Church on
Sunday morning next, at eIeyen
o'clock, and at three o'clock IN the
afternoon, at the iame place, he
zssU delsuer a jevm0n an the Ger
man language.
Extya7 ia Atter fran Baltim2re, datsa
April 70.
Mr.. JAMES lNcLIs was yeaerday or
..ained to the paitoral Office, that as CO.
Daior, with cur reipetted friend DR.. Al
lion, whole indiipoh,ion we greatly Ia
ment, he might take the co. paaoral
charge of the Preihyterian Church in this
place.
There was vaI1 multitude of all de-
nominations, and although the houie is
large, it was 70 completely flied, that
nothing appeared but . compact fold bo-
dy-many went away finding It smpo1i-
bic to gain admifion.
Tie muiic was conducted in pleaang
and naferly manner.
A platform was RATED before the pull
pit, where the members of the Preibylery
Of Baltimore, and the candidate for crdl-
nation, took their fears.
Dr.. Samuel S. Smith delivered an ener-
gctic cllcourfe from theie worlds Ear
neHiy contend for the faith. The IN
ufual cfoud, and ihe tolcmnity CT the pre-
emf location, excited in the Dotsor ipi s
ris and addrefs which thook rhe hearts OF
the enemies OF religion, ana realized what
the higheit arain of pulpit eloquence,
when advocating the truth, can effect.
The infdel trembled, and his de;Gea idol
Tell proitrate to the ground.
DR.. James Muir after the fernoa was
concluded, hafed to the audience what
conhifutes chrihain church /; the aecelii-
~ CT iome government, and the particp-
Tar nature of the government adopted by
orsayterians.
II was remarked with fatisfaaion that
whila the doctor, fas was NATURAL gave
decided preference to the ufages and prac-
tice Of the church to which he belongs,
aadidly allowed that the modes adopted
by other churches, might be equally de-
iuc;ble from principles found in icripture,
and agreeable tothe fate Of fociety among
ts2le BY whom the sofpel may be receiy-
cd.
The dignity, the uiefulnefs, and impor-
| lance of the paitoral Office were United up
| on with aiimplicity of ityle and ierioufnefs
Of addreis which drew clole and expreaive
attention.
| OueRions were put fra TO the candi
| date, and then the people, requiring o.
| each an obligation TO perform the duty re-
fpeeiyely binding upon them, to which
the one aaented by bow, the other BY
holding up the right hand.
Theprayer was then pronounced, and
the hands Of the prebytery laid on the
| head of the candidate kneeling inthe midfi
| of them, in which the ACT Of ordiation con-
| lifts.
The young brother rifng from hi.
knees the preiiding msniaer took him fri
| by the hand, and then all the reit, invit.
ing him to take part Of the miniRry witt
them.
Mr.. William Mafett concluded the Ter.
vice, after having exhorted the new or
da;ned paaor and the people of his charge
in lhort but impreaive addrefs.
| 1t is to be hoped that the iolemnity Q
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FROM HAVANA.
We are indebted to gentleman, lately
from, Havana for the following informa-
tion
April 10, failed from the Ravannah, on
board the fchconer Ino, captain Tate, at
which time there were number OF Anne.
rican veaels eruiGng off the harbor, not
being allowed 10 come TO an anchcr-a-
n,onsa which were Il. briggs two Sitters,#
Ruth and Mary, Hiram, Jane, Eliza and
Sarah, and ichooner Sukey allof Philadel-
phia, the fcheoner Nautilus, OF Balti-
more, and lhip Arm, OF New. York, from
New Orleans. The icEooner Jane, To-
by Of Philadelphia, had arrived 'ieveral
days prior to our departure, and failed a.
gain for Port au Prince. About the 10th
March the Governor Of the iland gave
poItive orders that no American yeHsls
lhould be allowed TO enter, in confoquence
of which ieveral were obliged to lsek
a market eliewhcre. On the arrival Of
The above veiIel at the Moro Cattle they
were boarded by the cuAom houie barge,
and after Tending on Shore their letters,
were ordered off. The fcarcity of -four
at this time, tegethes with the high price
from Fl 70 80 dollars induced thoie vef-
Icls, with the advice Of their conGgnees,
to remain in tlla oMng few days, in hopes
that she necefiisy OF the town would ccal-
psl them to adrnis their difcharging, par
ticularsy as tie general of Marines was
complaining Of the want of bread for his
crew, and no -Four expected from any O.
TIER quarter for comfortable time.
From the above circumstances the gene
raj opinion at the Hayannah when we fall
ed was that with few days longer per-
fsyerance they would gain admiaion, but
at the fame time it was expected to be un-
der fuch restrictions as would prevent their
ayaiiing themaIyes Of the extent ofthe
market.
Left at the HAVANA, TO iail in or
days; brig Melville, Ifrael, for Philadel-
phia ichocaer Sally, Pile, Advertised toe
freight hip Hope, Dill detained en- lal-
picion Of fmuggling fpecie.
y Tb1s tk,ae 0sDsls a'viviag foge.ber
in the msyamgg, qvers iazme9iafr5 ordered
If. Oh The f5lh7pmg aight they afvailsa
lbsmle''ves Of the aa,sas/j to drop Ancker IN
Jfee The More. Tie nexf morning t5ey 1rere
boayaei BY tSe g0Verner's boat, inio 7vhicb
tie captains alefs matted, as qvel! as The
maeers If 5 Or ostbers, all Of evbieb s7oe'r
carried on l5ers and mauuty putin f,yo1,
Gvbess tkey .rers tola Il cvG; op.isaG! sO'f5
tbem TO yeussis there or DIRECTLY to get inter
qvay. Peyerrmg the H5sry Of t5e, l@s 10.
the glssmy qpaM efa SpanJ@ pryon, t6y
Sveye hberated ia the cure efths dry.
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nam hould be declared free ports for three
years, in order tia. the Bririlh fubjeas
might have time to diipofe of their pro-
perty, and remit il direct to England.
Six more fail of the line arrived at Bar
BADGES few days ago, on their way TO
Jamaica.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 80.

az The ReU. Mr.. Strife w,H
preach IN the EpIfeo1al Church on
Sunday mora1ng next, at eIsyen
O'Clock. and at three o'clock IN the
afs1noon, at the Jane f!ace, he
usN dezluer a jevm0n ~ tie Ger
nan language.
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IMPORTANT.

-, ,f.se Deere Of the V'efroy Of BE
w &, dyrss, rslpsa7ing Jorsi5n 0sgSls,
.,,e;ged in a letter from RE R1Vef
Dir, dated I6.b June.
. IN thofe vedels which have brought
mes. -. fhall not be permitted 10 load.
s a's.;r ,efpeaive caufss ihalI go through
i .,l,r couris of law, that they may iuttsr
. .s'. aeO.l,ies they have incurred. All
Z d. thar have arrived after the 18th of
m MAR, ult. fhall depart as they came, as
,sDll all that exceed 500 tons burthen,
inch may have arrived previous thereto.
'rsof. that have arrived In ballait tunder
.roo,rsst) conhgned TO the merchants who
have permiHion to export the produce OF
,rgro,s 10 foreign vedels previous to the
,,h of March, will be permitted to load,
an, they ihall not commence until the 18th
); Augoa, 10 order TO give time TO the
soanitI yeGsls that are 10 port TO load.
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Representatives., to have been confulted
by ieyeral members, and TO have thenex-
.prened an opinion, that a fPecial proyiiion
tor the clerks was unnecellTy.
The avowed motives for ,pafing the
aa Of April, 1900, fer expcditins the re.
Toval of the Offices, was that it would fiji
mulate the exertions of the citizens of
Wafhiagton TO make better proviGons for
the accommodation Of congreis than could
othefwife be expected. Some reliance
was placed on the exestions of the execu-
tive Offices, and l true that experience
proved 1t was we'll founded.
The committee oblerve, tina, the appro-
priation made by the act Of July I6, 1890,
g is Indefinite in its nature,'' and thar
/" 1erba9s/e.ae eontrArifty Of opinion may
extt, as to Tie extent to cover They
however conceive that fyii7 aabe-
renee 10 The letter etrthe laav would con.
fine the appropriation to the expences ac-
tually tn removing the backs, papers,
record, and jarnitxre Of the ,slpedFive Of
fees"
If there was perceived to be ground for
!" e0atrar'ety IF obiaion," the obiiga ton
Of declaring an opinion, that the expendi-
ture was I" scnbout any legal 0a.boyjy," is
not obvious as the law had been completely
exeentea, and as even an erroneous con-
itruttion could lead 10 40 farther jneea-
venience.
The committee have not Gid, and I
preflmc will never FAY, that the coottruc-
ton which prevailed, was ine2mtable;
their OBJECTION rets foley on a iuppoied
departure from the fra letter Of the Iaw;
and am willing that what has been done
hall be examined by this criterion.
The law declares, that the NECESSARY
ExPENct of removing the OFFICES, inail
be betrayed our OF the duties on impots
and tonnage, Of which a SUFFICIENT
SUM is appropriated. This appropriation
was indeed, in certain feufe, "mae1fnit<"
but it cannot be denied, that it was eo.ex.
tenfve 4Vab tbe neesgav expeuee.'
re be c2ntNusd.)
DIED, in the Pennsylvania Hofpital,
Richard A. Contee, member of the
Epifcopal church, and late a relpettabIe
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- h.r IN the harbor of Tnnis. We
we iah =. - into Tripoli, and fred at the
have -, n the barbor--twelve gun boats
ihlps 70, out TO engage US, but we drove
were ~ n rack. The Confellasion was
'hsu i Nv two Algerine gun boats both
' { sSlch were funk. :
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publtf 5ale,

To- Morrow, at Q o'Caek, quiz f,GtiveL
be Sold at the VENDUE STORE, On
credit Of 60 days,
IS Hhds, and a few Tierces Of
MolaGes, of the frt quality.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Sent. 20. ~s-..
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ing them feel our power We fhould render,
the United States feared and refpeaed by
theie barbarians, and infure fatety to the
lives and property Of our citizens in thofe
feas. Enclofed is the account Mr.. O.
Brien gives US of the itrength OF the re-
gency Of AlgieTs.
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tonnage OF which is 1854
Exuaa of letter from sfpe6table.. meT-
chant 10 St. Cyoix, Gated 18th Aug.
"Ibeholi with great concern in you pa
psIs, the immenle MATS Of property with
held in Rio de Ia Plate, by the treacherous,
Spanlards.
81 fell victim to the fame kind OF
yilla;ny at the clofe of the LAT war. Hot
100000 dollars introduced into Carsha-
geua, Rio de Ia Haehe, ST. Martha. &c.
under the 6gu manual of Charles III.
!. Hiaory informs US Oliver Cromwell
taught the Spauiards ieilon OF juaice on
afn;lar location. lfMr. yeffrton would
only follow Divers cannon law in
favour ofhis Iuajeds, toward, ,hofe rep
tues, il would give him ten thoufsnd times
more credit than all his philofophic con-
Fttures about the Precifs period of the
alltence OF the mammoth or the probable
tauie OF The Aurora Borealis. Neither of
which will ever put one fhilling in the
pocket OF an American citizen -
Estra7 Of a letter fron an otaz'csy on beard
tie CoNsrELLAT1oN, dated Nay "a,
1907, at fec.
On the 18th inf. we arrived eff Al
siers, and made the Ggnal tor our Conful
70 come on board, which he did. Mr..
o'bfien informs, that on the 9Th left. an
Al2srae frigate of A. guns, ran alongGde
foHasuefe frigate OF the fame force, fired
oroadhde into her, boarded and Carried
nsr, with the lois of 8 men, the Por,u-
Susie having, in killed and wounded II
ai'n among the former were the captain
sna hrt lieutenant. The Portuguese was
'afown entirely CT his guard, by the
t1issrine's having American colours, and
u, not having the leaf idea of meeting an
Alserine in that place, being FIVE leagues
S'l'aot from Gibraltar, and two from the
'panih ihore.
L is, however, great difgrscs to
'As Portuguese navy, 10 be furPFifed in
ila' manner, as no dependence ought to
= placed in coloars. O'Biien alio informs,
'A4t Spain 10 order to avoid war threat
s"1e oy the Algerines, has very recently
eoDieHted 10 pay to Algicrs the enormoas
.uli' OF two millions of dollars, and TO al.
VI lef national colours. This, with the
.ap'u'e of the Portuguefe frigate, has 70
= t'a'ed the Algerines, that our Conful fays
- eSpel the Dey will lh'rtly, and at an
,sOarded momert declare war agsinit the
- States. hope he may, aud thar We
,a nave the honor Of bs,sering their
! "ns about their ears. They will find
:, D nation far hyperion TO either Spain
Asl'agal, III tho arts ofwag. By max.
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DIED, in the Pennfylvania Hofpital,
Richard A. Contee, member of the
Eplfcopal church, and late respectable
Merchant Of Maryland. -
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RIO DE LA PLATE.

We have received by Capt. Norton,
of the brig Mary arrived at the Laza-
,e,to, a particular lia of American vehsls
N the ports of Rio de la Plate. The fol-
lowing is the amount of their tonnage.
i, yeGsls belong to Bottom, $3.50 tons
10 DO. Philadelphia, 1854
4 DO. Providence, r. 1. ll47
4 do. New York, SEQ
do. Connecticut, 333
i 60. Kennebunk, 20
do. Portfnouth. y. Fl, $50
do. Nertolk, $50
/ dc. Nantucket. 70
Making in the whole 50 fail
of yeGels, the aggregate
tonnage OF which is 1854
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NEW. YORK, March 6.
--LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

A. late hour lat evening arrived here,
in g. days from Liverpool the Br't'sh
barqae Albion. She failed January 10,
and brings London papers to the 9Th; but
they contain nothing Of moment. Tho
Morning Chronicle of the stb, fays:
!" we have received Par.s papars to the
10th ult. They contain nothing ofimpos-
lance. We cannot lind frcn any inIima-
ton in them, that Buonaparte has quilted
Paris. A, to the negotiations at Amien:
the papers know nothing Of the matter.
{" The Paris papers intimate. that y.
ST. Domingo Gee. has NOT retnsn5d. The
falling of.diferen, fquadrcss from Holland
is mentioned; and the falling of the St.
Domingo feet muf have been permitted
by our government. - -, =
When the AlI,ion left Liverpool, there
was no talk Of the dednitive treaty has.
ing been hgned, nor was this event exP:e'
ted foon to take place.
As theietters by the Albion, were not
delivered Taft night, we can lay nothing
about the tate Of the markets, SIC.
A paaenger on hoard the William, and
Margaret, from Havre-de.S Grace, inform,
tia, tbs, ds6nisixe treaty was not hgneS
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Monday, March 8.

4 The naturalization bill was read the
bird time, when the oh fiction was re.
committed TO a committee Of the whole.
Two eogroGed bills, /" For the accom-
medallion of perfons concerned in certain
slheries therein mensioned;" and, for re-
sailding the light hou!es on Gurnet Point,
md at he eattern end of New Cattle Illand !:
nd for erecting light houfe on Lynde's
Point-were read third time and paaed.
Reyolvsd, That committee be ap-
o,inted to enquire into the expediency OF
soyidins tor the fe;tlemens of the claims
the lands held By fettlers and traders at
Detroit, under the Britifh Treaty.
The Senate informed the Houie that
hey have difagreed to the Aet to allow
drawback of duties on goods exported 10
New Orleans, &c.-and that they have al
Is poRponed to the rex, felton, the act for
the relief Of Philip Sloan.
! The Senate returned the Gao for fix
ing the military eRsbiilhment, with fe.
serai amendments, with fome Of which
The Houfr concurred, and with Others nom
:oncurred.
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men, If t<rsais baA Of es.K t.,,.;
m0nly eailkd" Nfqv EmAfas Bill.
nlpeataD
RgPoRTs-
That ,hofe bill were emitted by virtue
Of . reiolution Of congrefs, Of the 18th
day of March, 1850; by which it wa,
amongit other things enstted -
/" That thofe bills Aould be redeems
bic in fpecie, and bear an .interea at tn.
rate Of FIVE per centum per anum, to b.
paid in fpcc,e, a. the redemption 9th.
bills, at the election Of tie holder, an
nually in bills of exchange drawn by the,
United States on their commifiicners ii
Europe '%e
/" That the laid bills (hould be i1ue on
the funds of individual Rz,es, and ,ha,
the faith Of the United States be ALA
pledged for the payment of the faid Bills,
in cafe any tate on Whole funds they
lhall be emitted, lhould by the .eyen,sot
the war, be rendered incspsble to redeem
them.'
I" That as the fid bills ihould be fipn.
ed and completed, the ttases respectively.
On whole funds they iGue, ihould receive
SIX tcnths Of them, and that the remainder ;
be fubjetted to the orders of the United
States, and credited to the ffates on whole
funds they iGued."
1t has been held that the United
States being pledged for the payment Of
in.erea, only in cafe it fhould be demand.
ed annually, which demand was not
made; and for the payment Of the priu.
cipal, only in cafe of ineab4siy Of any
ta,e BY the events Of the war which
contingency has not taken place they
were abloiyed from their conditional en-.
sagemen,s, inafnu>h as they had become
guarantees Of the capacity, and no; Of
the difpoition to pay on the part OF the
ieveral itltes.
Without pretending to dhcuis the cor.
retsnsls of that petition, it feems fuficient
to hate, that it has prevailed that thoie
bills have never been conGt cred as part
of the debt of the United States, and t,at
a contrary determination, at this time,
would be inconiltent with the principle,
and proyilions of the ieveral laws by which
the public debt has been recognize .asd
funded. Six tenths of thofe bills were re-
theindividual ftates, and willtc.
yer part otthe remainder may have been re- !.
ceived by the United States has been cre-
dited to the feveral ftates respectively.
The whole amount became therefore pro.
per debt Of the individual ifates, and ha.
accordingly been al'noa universally re.
deemed by them, and by feveral at par.
F3r the United States to redeem at prefent
any part Of thofe bills, which may be hlil
on aanding, would be paying twice the
fame debt, Gnce they have already paid to
the aatcs the portion they had received tor
their own ule, and cannot now obtain cfe-,
di, for any payment they mould make,
the accounts OF the individual itates bein.
de6ni,iyely fttled
/, appears, therefore, that the argu.
ments adduccd by the petitioners, if they
have any weight, lhould be urgei sgaina
the proviions of the funding act, and are
no longer ad,nilliblc againif the United
States, and that his only recourfe at pre-.
TENT matt be againa the aa,es on whole
credi, the bills he now holds were emitted,
All which is RESPECTFULLY fubmi ted BY
A. GALLATIN.
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