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The difference
which amounts

reGnlts from the circumstances Of the inter
eft due TO the bank On domeitic loans, &C.
leg always paid atse- /, has become due !;
thus the fun ct l6z,ozS iiiburfed IN So2
WIS applied TO the Payment OF the inteieit
which accrued on domefic loans, from
the Il !uly, 1901, to the 3o'h ]une'
1902 and not TO the payment OF the IN
terea which accrued from II Jan. TO GIT
Dec. 1902.
sd. The payments to foreign officers,
and for ceryain PARIS Of domeific debt, be-
ing charged ia rhe amount of difburte-
mcnts, ought to be credited in the &C
ceun, OF tAe application Of thoie diiburle-
scents.
Thole two items amount to 1896 IS
IF therefore, there is an apparent anac-
counted balance in the report Of The CON-
m'0ioners of rhe tinking
fund, Of dolls. rI4,93o A.
AS aa,ed in your letter,
the error itated by the re-
gifter 1854, 3S
mutt in the hrf place be
deducted, which will leave 7S,494 So
for the amount of that fup
pofed balance and above
itated items are fair effects
againf il, viz.
/. Advanced on
account OF do.
mefic debt, be-
vopd he inyer-
eft & reimburfe-
merit Of theye
1902 dolls. 1884 ~
4. Paid on &C.
count OF the in.
,ereit Of do.nef
tic loans beyond
the'amnt. which
accrued during
8o7, 1855
8. Paid to for
eign officers, &
for certain parts
Of he domshic
debr, z,,o6I IS
Making altoge-
Their, aggregate 87,I3I e
which exceeds
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lsos, aof ~ fta doy fdx tks eefssats q
s<,geus 4 X ,steiSsd Tie fAllf 1roaies y
The eonyJe Il f6e jar 1902, 6eis'fls3 or {.
z,ta YeaatreS.
It qva, n0t skereisse ATTEMPTED IA ~
yetert 10 The eoasr~l5.oafss # t0e .t;a&1ss
iaad, toRate quitb trersasa, an aeeoan4
ftbe xlti1rate otShen'ios IF tbs asoa'S res
t0id oat ef Tie i><efuy dsriag Ike yeaf
1902, 4ybieb l4guia 5<laaes fle aggregga ~.
yetke.dlGmslemea4s. IN ahffn2tef Ih9'
kiad evas imp,a1gie05ls far sOant of asate
rails. Tat il aus moi safendlai IS er2'dfn'
az The facs IF The yeaert HlcJf; Jjor t6f
item, qvb,eb relate 10 that ultimate nfph-
eatiou arc not added tqgetbrr, t1eo et fA'fm
ore ex2henJ fated 10 be on cf'mate ,l 9.
expleuly fafed fbat lsme 9rotsfed t'Ils
and balances IL harris Of agents, are nef
faelsaed, and there are fzvo prsmi1f1f
i.em, amongf tbe d5@ayfmeuts, q's. 70
ta,t;ga e6fetrs, and IN fa1Mf1fsef Ger
tain parts of ibs public debt qebieb Ar<
not repeated amugg The items 'el4"ng "a
the ultimate ae5l;c4tiou eftb< moue,, a.
fbsxgb e,s9p zvoala lavs betn taken
far them, badu been iutfnd<d 10 ba
lanee The aeee1nfs ef dyGAJsmenfs, BY az
aceounf eftbeu ultimate appiseat0n.
The report exhibits all that coold be
expetted. by ds{icnatiro in the hrit place,
the feveral general objects to which the
diibuilemsnls were applicable during the
year 1902, and by giving in tie next
place the eitimated amount OF remlttances
70 Holland, which had been Purchaied on
account Of that part Of the Duseh debt,
which fails due during the pfeient year
/ this Taft amouat is itated only as an eff
mate, it is becaufe as has already been
mentioned, the accounts in relation there
20 being only rendered in part, and not
being yet ie;tled by the accounting oih
GERS OF The treafufy any calculations Ia
ken from the auxiliary hooks 0. regllters
Of the bills purchaied, are liable oe,rors,
and ousht rot IL be reported TO congteis
as an alcertaiasd amount.
II 20 haFp~ns, however, that if an ar.
tempt lhall BE- made to ifrike an APPROX
mated balance between the account o.
d.1bu iemenFs and tlias OF tie application
Of the money, what is called an unaecounf-
Ell balance wallpaper. and inlesd II,
the anouet paid eur OF The tresfufy vii be
found TO be les than the amount applied,
ipcIuiing balances in the hands os agents,
ana the efimated unexpended balances Of
4ills on Eioliard which ihews only hal
thar balance has been eitimased in the re
port fomething ABOVE, and not below its
real amoont.
i. he diiburfements out
of the ueafury or accounted
the intereit AMI reimbufle-
raeut CT the dotneRlc debt,
were i(ated In the Report
at Gs. 4,654.69s 81
Bur on account ofthe war.
RANT twice included as per
Resiaer's letters fAa.) 36,67S II
Leaves for the true amount
aIiburied 4,6Is,oar SO
------------
The objects
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4,6ls,ozl SO

:. The difbaIleacnis On
account of lie inSerea Gu
the do.nctsic toano were s62,oe4
Inc ipferea attuaily &C.
raed curing 1902, & which
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Amounting altogether to

Amounting altogether to
dolls. 7,S4o,5o9 90
Perhaps it nav, in the iplrit OF %.
lection, be Unified that the payment OF
I,117,6so dolls. and 81 cents, beng inc
reimbursement of the s per cent. and de-
ferred ltocks, which fall due one the hsn
day of Jan. 1903, cannot be conhdeI Re
as the extinguithment Of a debt actually
due in 1902. But on that iuppolltioSa'
credit matt be given for the payment Ola
Gmilar acknowledgment, which took place
on the 1T day Of January 1902 an
which in the report Of the Secretary 'o"''
commissioners ofthe iinking 'lnd, IS S's
died 10 the account Of the year 1901;
becaufe it was paid gu, of funds acclatu
during 1901. In the fame manasF a.
has credited the payment Of LIT OF )anaa',
1903 to the year l8oa becau'e II wa
paid OUT Of funds accrued during the ysa 50,
1902. But whether it was corree1 u w. ",
in that arrangement is immaterlal III Wv
the prcient queifion and as one P e.,
ment was made on theft OF January ioor
and another on the 1T January 1907 ';,.j
ther the one or the other mott DC ei'u'
to the account Of the eat 1907. .o,s
Perhaps II may ALTO be iald' tna' Az A.
r,zS7,ooo Of the temporary i0an'' m,.
charged in 1902, having bcs, PAU h.
out of the proceeds of toe ials' Is g he
bank (hares, (Which in the report a e,tei
Secretary to the commiilloners, arc . ~"
as difinet fund from rho aon0ai aFr r,o.
priation of 100000 dolls. can.'D n,ft Of
pcrly be aa,ed as payment IN h p,' tue
that appropriation. Bot It is n0' rs. ,s.' law
tha. if there is any thing in 'as sv "a.
which binds the comniflonefS 70 ~ 'onct
aually 100000 dolls. IN . me nothing
conssnded for, there is certainly w. "' osy,
which compels them to make ',;aa do.
menr OUT of ths annual appfop: 49, 1bcy
100000 or our Of adv oiae''
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III.

L is aHSed whether tie cao,;e
Of The aakiog i0nd have applied o," M
100000 dollars, to the ssiuaol
oi;hc paoIis debt IN 1907. n c,t pAyn,a
70 the atf making prosiGoa for ' y.
States we y.
Although it be a;Glcul, tc ,,a..o
precisely the larpoGed Objection y
proceedings Of the comn,iiiooer. % .. The
linking lund, which has given ~ he
this enquiry, yet as the report 10 ' 10
comlniliioners exhibits after dsd,,a; y ne
amount lately corrected by The ne
glitter, an application Of 9,3,,..o, 4' &C.
were paid OUT Of the proceeds 81 , ( .Ga'
Of bank flock, and the remainin. 8 va. "a.
Sol dollars and 70 cents, ou = o ., !!
other funds vefed in the Gnkine e., ~
il is prsinmed, that the objection so,' l =
tie mode Of application, and no, ,o ~
fun applied, and ! cannot find wha, ,s l..
can be, unleis by the words 'paymen, -
The public debt, in the year 1907. i \.
meant thar the commissioners of The fo,
ing fund were bound by the law, to -,
tinguih during The year 1902, e mo,I
of the principal Of the public deb, d..
that year, as together with he iu,srels
accruing during that year, would amoul,
to 100000 dolls. and that an auDJic,
on Of part Of the 7 500 900 dolls. 10 Ii.
making provillon tor the paymeu, Of
debt falling due afler the 3llt December,
1902, was NOT 10 be conGdered ssapa,,
of the fad legal payment of 7,3co,oo,
dolls.
The OBJECTION does not apply to ii.
actual payments made by the commilior.
ers /; nor is il Imported BY any part Of
the law.
It does not apply to the payments made
by the commidioners in 1902; for luppol-
ing the aGdmed contraction of the law to
be correct, it is, nevertheless, tue tina.
the commlaioners of the dnsing fund hare
during the year 1902, paid more than
7, 100000 dollars falling due during that
year.
Thof payment, conGlt Of tae follow.
ing items, viz.
/. Intereft accrued dur
ing the year 1902, A06S73S II
2. InfallmeAss Of the
Dutch debt, which fall
due during that year, I,34Aoos
3. Reimbursement Of
fix per cent, and deferred
itocks, 1,Il6,e6) n
4. Payment to foreign
officers, and for certain
parts Of the domefic
debt, ,z,96i
s. Payment on account
of the principal of the
temporary loans due to the
bank, 100000
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4,59S,4oz9z

4'S9o,fo| "
Leaving a ba-
lance advanced
during the year
1907, beyond
tie amouar ray
able during The
fame, and fer
which, fome Ct
the banks or
commiiiions of
loans areaccoun-
table 1880 ~
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The objects
for which tina.
lnmlwas adysnc-
ed were /. on
account Of the
interefe on the
dome!tic debs
growing due in
1901, as per
itstemen' tC) 3,4So,557 81
z. On account
of the rein.
burlement of the
s per cent and
deferred ttock /;
eitimatcd per
do. I,Il7,So9 IS
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ADVERTISEMENT.

WHEREAS the SotfcEiber having
purehaied /" The feycn Letters of CamiI-
lis on the NIaliiippi," and with mncll
difficulty having comprehendcd the TWO
frA pages of the frft letter thereof, but
having only lighl knowledge of demo
cratic Englilh las been unable TO go on
with the reading of fsid letters further
than 10 the following fen,ence in the third
page of the hfR letter aforefaid, much TO
his regret ard in hopes that lome one
may Be able to afford him aaiaance, he
is induced to ofer as a premium for ia.
tisfattory explanation of the faid ien:ence,
the we'll known lie, tets Of The IS Norcef-
ter Farmer" commonly, End he believes
truly, attributed to Levi Lincoln, astor-
ney general Of the United States, and
which, therefore, do NOT fand in need of
recommendation -
Let Us difpaGionately enquire, and
afcertain the juit na'ure and extent of ,he
wrong done, before we countenance rah
and inconhaefate declarations before we
attemp to PATS over thes boundaries of a
wife and pacific policy, or enaanger az,
PRECIPITATION into an abyls of unprof;able
dangers and certain misfortunes."
Enquire of the Printers. A. B.
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The French Revolutionary Mil.

A facetious writer ione years ago in Ded"
ham paper, Maiiachuietts, remarked ;-' 'lhc
Fr,neh feem relolved TO make Sran, pals through
the revolutionary gria mill. There will nc
much bran LII Portugal ihould be ground, the
miliers expect to take great toll ] ne mill .or
Am RIGA is expected t. bea iaw mill. If the
french ihould get the Floridas and Lcuifianna,
they viii take Georgia and Tcrnciiec for what
we call labs, or the outfide OF the log. Bur
Ncw-Eng AMI THE HEART CT 5fRE OAK,
"a: obilrvedl is too tough ts be Iplit."
Re Frerch taw mill, th,t has been conftrucf.
ed for the United States ii now in motion; and
uncis the nloit vigorous efforts be ulsd 70 CO.
itruct IT'S wheels, it will lpeedi'y CUT aiunder the
uuiau It viii quickly. cus off the sutde. Gcor-
gia and the WeEern territory, as iahs, and viii
th.n gradually proceed towards the heart Of tic
timber.
Indeed even in New England, there is f"nle
timber 70 PUNKY that tie French saw mighc
eaiiy pats through it particularly the little tate
Of Rhode iAand but il is puny and lies 10 re-
mote withal rom the faw mill, that an attempt
to iunder it from the fold oak, with which j: is
furrounded, would Ike the ladian's gun, colt
more thar it would come 20.
"A circumttance that pronnlss fucseis TO t.is
French tlw mill, is, that Eonaparte, the Propri-
etcr, Will probably dijpole Of lcme lharcsin his
patent to numoer OF snterpriling characters in
this country.
Balance.
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puaaber Of 1900 hal all embarked, ex
cera one company left en- the ihoIs as a
rear guard and TO take care ct the wesks
sill tie Ouch, who were then landing 70
tie number of AGO ihould march ipto
them. AS tate would have il, however,
ON the night Of the gift December, a
venel arrived with dispatches from England:
enjoIlng il upon general Dundas, II i.c
had mol surrendered the place 10 the Durch
10 retain pohemon of ii. A great bufle
Immediately took place in the Aeet and
early on the morpicg of The 1t January,
the day On which the D,lch troops were
10 have entered The works, the bri,ilh
forces were teen debarking wish all tie
expedition in their power, and marching
with fixed bavonents back again TO the
fortfes ,:ons} Of which they took poliellion,
aHei KEEP. Gu. the Dutch. This m.neuvre
occaiioned, il may be fuppo!ed, no fmall
conformation TO tie Dutch governor,
whoie lnlprudent generalization may be
attended with the final lois Of the colony
20 his county.
The Populations which took place in
coniequence, between gen. Dundas and
governor DSkker, we fhall rublih to NOR
row.
low far this occurrence may have con-
nettlon with the recent declaration Of war
by Algiers sgaiott France, and be the
pIecuior of renewal of hofilities in Eu-
rope. is left to the fpeculasion of our rea.
dess.
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RosT5N. March IA.

s,g;ved. Ike Spsriih brig IL oahss y ~,
r. Ia Bicso1ia, SO days iiom V'So,
tsf chm Margaret, Boyd, 50 days from
r,.oaaa. Left dip Vim. < Jane, Rice,
Patio pstfort, 20 fail March !, Polly, Par
y. If Por.fmouth, 10 fail do. he
No. 8, -, Lake, failed for Portsmouth,
9 : 5,ss before capt. b. Spoke nothing.
n,rkrts dali lumber IS dolls. beet 70,
'ark "a, aour r, iush 50, na0laiiss 81
''1 Sh. Fair American, Peafe, IS days
,,oa, Tr,nadid. Left Feb. Il, brig 70
,;,r. Ie Breton, Of Newburypolt, waiting
81 mol1acs Mary, Glazer, ior ih-
xich, wai.iag Tor do. franklin, Mar
chant S,' 10 ri, IN 10 days tor Edgar:own,
Mar. Goraan, to fail il is days :or Pert
i.od Commerce, Irgeitol, OF Peseflys
filled Feb. S, Tor market: ALTO, LETT a
-, Of Other northern vearls bound 10
eoolhern ports, rames ros lecolleeted.-
p,aed ichs. and brig bound in as cap
tain P. cam. out, appeared TO be Ameri-
.ns. Of them lumber loadsd. Spoke
March /, lar. s.. long 81, brig Morn
Ing Star, 4 days from N. York for cur-
rscoa March s, lat. SO, long. II, a ich.
90 hours from R. llland, for l. liland !:
markets bad, lumber "a dolls. and dull. !;
teefll and II, poIk 10 TO 20; NH ~.
Produce icaIcs and high.
March IS.
Arrived, lch. Frederic, Hart. IS days
som Liibon. Left, the chip America,
Of Boaon, 10 fail loon; Governor Carver,
SpoOrer, 10 fail in 4 days /; Two or three
salem veGsls, and feversl foutheIn seiiels
sile names were not recolle6ted.
Performing quarantine, the brig Union,
and the Warrington. Spoke, 3 days iiuce
The fch. Trio, from Bofon, for Leghon.
Capt. Cock, and crew of the big
Of Salem, came paHengefs with capt. H.
Capt. C's veGel was loft at Lifbon in q
gale of wind Jan. Several Others were
loN at the fame time. Markets good
-four ioI dolls.
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county of Morris, fseing thy ietvai'A
has mortgage on certain lands in that
county.
!" If the iniquieies Of fallen men claim
their p1nifhment at thy jua hands, and Thy
anger waxeth hot againlt my llnful neigh.
Dor, francis Settleiides, do not finite him
10 his pcfion, his wife, or his children, br.
blow with thy wind and caufe a fhip OF
his, that he lately tent to Por, Republican
with precious commodities, TO fink IN the
mida of the lea; that 70 it may never ar
rive, nor the market be overlooked. But
hearken TO thy fervant's prayer, ard lee
the fame wind only haten the pafage or
the good APPLYING Fin, whereotis maf-
ters for the preient voyage, Caleb SIR ,ng,
which laid hip beiongeth TO Thy iervanl,
in partnelfhip with Mr., Michael Holli-
day of Bottom. Amen
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AMERICAN NAVAL ACTION.

We have juR this Infant received ad-
vice that the Americas fchooner Enter
prize, commanded by the brave STERETT,
and carrying IS guns, has had an engage
ment with a brig Of hyperion force. The
location of this rencounter was, be-
caule the Britiih commander wou!d nor
thew his colors. After hard fight, the
Enterprize was brought into a ftuation
10 rake her antagoniit, which The did 10
efettually, that her opponent was forced
to yield, afrer loiing 80 men, killed.
Captain oTERETr carried her into Glib
ral,ar, where the Britith captain was
treated with that contempt which he 70
jufly merited, for conceailng his colors.
Whit we lament the lois Of blood {hed
on This location, we connot forbear re-
making. that this is one proof IN additi-
on 10 Others, that in courage the Anne
.ricans are anterior to no people on the
globe,
American,
fThis article we underitand has made
its appearance ir democratic print at
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EX TRACTS
EX TRACTS
FROM A M1sER's PRAYER, IN THE NEW
YORK MAGAZINE

"GIVE humility to the poor and beg
carly, and make them contented urder the
allotments of thy providence; thst!lo they
may not peter thy Thrifty and faithful
{ervants with their outcries for charity.
" Hear, we befeech thee, 0 Lord hear
the prayers of widow, and the father!eis,
and the halt, and the blind, and the OLD,
and the bed riden, and relieve their many
wants from thy own flores, and thy owl
bounty, that 70 they may no longer depend
for bread upon the fcanty gifts of felhlh
mortals.
-" Save US, we befeech thee, from per
Thing by fire. Take this great City
Especially under thy divine protection !;
and let particular large lhare Of thy re
gard be befowed upon the buildings Ill
third ttreet. Sundry Of them, thou know
eft, belong to thy iervanr, and bat ore
among them all is brick.
]" Have an eye Of efpecial regard to
Richard Harris, who is now fick almoa
unto death. Raile him up once more 10.
be an help and Ray to his wife and chill
dren, and give him whsrewi'hal 70 pay
Thy leryant what be oweth him.
!" Be not wrot.l with the good pecp.e
.. New Iehey, and eai,ecia'lJ viii tt
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BAL TIMORE, March II.

Extract of a letter from respectable mer-
camille houfe in Trinidad, to their cor
Iefpondent in this c:::y, dated I7sh Feb.
1903.
The Bri,ih commiGiOrers have ar.
sved here from England, and grants of
land will, as we learn, be very foonmade.
Encouragement will be~giyen nor only to
nenoi fortune, as planters and great pro-
Yrietors, bur TO ilpsll propsletofs, and to
every dsfcfiption CT Britiih artizans and
mechanics, who may chute to come here
nom the mother country or from the u.
States TO feek their fortunes. 20 this lait
deicription of psrlons, (artizans, mecha-
r'es and iInall planters) the following en-
homogeneous are offered:
Rations and lodging 70, ! 2 months j;
an allotment of ten acres of land UPON ar
rlSal ; aiiiitance towards building fmall
aouie; all The neceGary implements Of huf.
oandry; and as foon as one third part of
she land is brought under cultivation, a
Regular conveyance of the whole, iubjca to
airHng quit rent, but to heavy fine up
On fale.
:" We frppofe this lat condition is for
me purpoie OF preventing land johbing.
We take IT for granted that the Bsi-
TIN government has given proper inft,uc-
lions TO this sft6s, TO their miniifer in the
United States, in cafe any Bri,i1h ubjest
@oald make application TO him."
Flour fold at Libon in the beginning
81 February at 10 / dollars per barrel.
very important and no lefs fingular
.aar important occurrence took place at
sus cape OF Good Hope, pre.ious TO the
'.ll'ng OF the Chip Portfmouth. which ar.
n ,N'a on The I5'h Infant, and il is not
m''s iurrrlfng that it ihoold not have
;aanipirsd ioonei TO The public. We have
upon the very bef authority, that tho
NC Dutch governor was by equalization
= nave had poileGion of the Cape on The
8 o. January, the Britifh troops had, not
,:;Anfandine, petition of the place At the
'ne OF the Pottinou,h's failing.
Inc circUmfances were thsie The
ssmander CT the Brit;fh forces had pro.
r's0 thar the Dutch governor lhould
Ae pohetlon of the forts and works or
f,s 1o'h DeceRber. As, however, tie
4. h" Jay OF the New Year was at hand,
A.. is''er preferred pofponing it 10 that
~ ~, expecting probably, ,ha; the feftiyi.
s. ZINC moment would give an eclat 10
! II , wv government among the people.
nc '1can tine the BritiL troors TO The
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March a..
FOR Sale,

A Negro Man about IS years
Of age, and his wife and four childrcn.
He has been waiter, IS very good gard
ner ana lhoem4ker the woman is aaoi e.
80 years Of age, goed cook, wafher, ard,
tews s0lerably well. Ingnise OF
H. J. STIER,
II RAa1<g@mg.
March s. sav,-
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itdStisiN- NcWfl, IrCN WaiSlt IL ias piood-
bly, been extracted, although 1t appears
as original IN the American. AT bcf, il
is a very OBJECTIONABLE thing.
BAT. red. caz.J
TIE following is a TrsnAation Of an of.
fetal order Of The King Of Spain, COM
snunica'ed to our Confuls in that king
dom. It will be obferved that the re-
gulalions apply to al foreign goods.
His Excellency D. Miguel Cspi'ano
Solex, bis MajetIy's Councillor OF State
and principal Secretary Of tie Department
of Finance, under date Ct le,h November,
has communicated 10 me as follows:
The King has been pleaied decidedly
70 relolve, that in tie Cu!tonl houfes OF
his kingdom, certificates fhall be ezatted,
By which ahe procedure or origin Of the
foreign goods that arc intended 10 be I'M
ported INTO the Periniuls, may appear, 81
ven by his majeHy's ccnluls IT lie reipec-
tive provinces OF departments TO which
the fruits ard effects belong, ana IN cafe
their lhould be no Coninls in them, by
thcfe Of the ports where the fhipmcnts are
made, it being underftood that with e.
very clalS Of articles OF the fame flecits &
owner, certificate is 10 be pyeiented tor
the number Of bales or boxes comprehend
ed thereto, and that with each different
article or owner, fpera,e certificate con
formahlc TO the dive,hty Of goods, the
different marks of the bales, boxes anu
owners, impohng The penal y O! coniilca-
ton 10 the cons.aveners, anu by royal or.
der Communicate it TO you for Its exc"
ecution.
Which ,ranfint for your information
and execution in the part that concerns
you. May God prelerve you many
| years.
(Si2ned)
| PEDRA TRUXILLO.
| Ike Con/I eftbe United
STATES Of America.
Malaga, goth December, 1902.
Ext,aa efa kney t,gm WAAinm KnIta-
| hick, E/q. Co@/al at Malaga, dated
| Jar. IS, 1903.
/ II is abiolutely neceGary Tor all vef.
fels from the United States, if the own.
ers or captains win to avoid ruincus
| detention in this port, to bring a cerli-
feate from the Spanifh Conful reGding III
the ditritt they proceed from, that 10
contagious difoEder prevails.
T" Our board of health now refuFe to
| admit American ve1els from Gibraltar
even with clean bills OF health. The fhip
Entefprife and brig Lydia, both with car
goes from New York, after remaining
iome days at Gibraltar to enquire the
fate of markets, having arrived here on
| the I'd infant, were retufed admittance,
under the idea that they proceeded orig
nally from America, and under the un-
certainty whether they were provided, or
not, with the Spanilh Coaful's certificate
] from New York.
[ :" ! find by anotber ROYAL order of
the gift of December, that the Spaplh
con(ul's certificate OF the procedure or O.
rigion OF goods, imported here in An'eri,
can veGeis, is net TO be exatted 70 far as
relates TO the United STATES, till the expi
ration of tour months from IFS date.
EXTRACTS
| FROM A MIsER's PRAYER, IN THE NEW
vbpY MAGAZINE