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when better Conducted hv his surviving
Colleagues, would ultimately prevail. AT
ter making THIS apparent or real confessior.
which he observed to be not dictated bv
any oeSire to court the clemency OF the
King, which clemency could but little pro-
long life already so far advanced, he re
Commended. to his Judges the immediate
execution or the sentence awaiting him,
lest short interval elapsng, such re-
volusion IN things might occur as to put
him in their place and them in his. This
frank avowal had the effaot Of snspcnding
tor few days the severity of Government
and OF inducing on their part every kind OF
oii~r to Obtain from him tue completion
oil his revelations on 4 pian. of which the
late events. alarming as they were, would
appear to form but en- uncomfortable part.
The power alluded to by Ddier is conjec-
tured TO be either Austria or Bavaria It
IS certain that the military arrangements
aud general dispositions of those powers,
but particularly the latter, over which
Prince Eugene is known to have so deci
dcd sn Influence, are subject Of rea! uu>
easiness to the French Court.
Yesterday evening several persons were
arrested in the Rue ST. Claude, near the
Boulevard de Bonnie Nouvele, for holding
sed,tions discourse respecting the soldiers
OF the Royal Guard.
Paris, June IS.
HIS Majesty set out yeste rday, at twelve
o'clock, from the Thulleries, in a carriage
drawn by eight horses, FOR Fontainbleau.
The Kings carriage, in which was Prince
re Talleyrand, was escorted by detach-
rnent of tine Body Guard and Royal Grena-
diers, and followed by another carriage in
which were several of the Grand Officers
OF the Kings Household. A considerable
concourse OF people lined the plrapets of
the Pont Royal and the quays, and hailed
ms Majesty with testimonies Of the g,ea-
test satisfaction.
The appeal in revision of Marechal lie
Camp Bonaire and Lieut. Mietten, his
Aid de-Camp, is to be decided upon the
end of this week.
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PRIVATE LETTER.
Pmia. Lnnc s.

Paris. lime s..
The letters from GrenobIe are far
from being satisfactory; even the Quotidi.
enne OF this morning announces. that &" the
disaffected do not cease misleading the
peasants of the communes, bv the old tales
of tythes, the return OF the feudal system,
SC"
" Some Of the evil disposed inhabitants
OF Grenoble fired on the chief of the etat
major Of that city. and wounded him slight
ly. An alert was shortly after ordered by
gen. Donadieu. The accouzt of this has
appeared in some papers, and is suppress
ed IN others.
We are told in morning paper that
tn way to secure the Yves; india Islands
against the designs Of the l.. States, is TO
concillate the slaves by such measures as
t'e slave rrgistry bill tlat they being the
majority Of The inhaoitaats. on them we
must rely for defence. Bat by mbabit-
ants Il is to be understood the free De pie.
IN jamaica there is " cil armed, wen dis.
ciplmeJ anil very eiacient militia, &c up-
wards Of 5000 men, among whom there IS
uot one black: aud ~ Canada we have
lately seen what well affected militia can
do. h IS oD such a militia that tae West
inIia Islands depend Tor protection, quite
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MISREPRESENTATION CORREC-
TEN

1t is not trne, as stated in tn. London
papers, that the king of the Netherlands
has refused an asylum TO prescribed
trenchmen. letters received in this city,
dated the ID OF June, authorise us to con-
trad'ct the London J urnals. The report
seems to have been invented by the British
ministry. to give countenance to their own
'nhosp'table. tyrannical and proscriptive
measures. The king Of the Netherlands
will probably keep aloof from cruelty as
long as he steers clear of British inan nee.
EN. Y Col.
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NEw York, August S.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

L. I'D I'M EMILIA n ~
BY the fast sailing ship Minerva. Sketch-
ley arrived at tbs port on Saturday even
ing. in 10 days from Liverpool, the Editors
of the Mercantile Advertiser have reoeiv-
ed London papers to the 18th Of June, and
Liverpool papers to the twentieth. and
L'oyd's Lists to the 18th, from which the
following extracts are made.
BY this arrival, we learn verbally that
the markets for Cotton, &c. were decli-
n ng. Choice Uplauds had been sold at
18d.
London, June II.
The Duchess of Parma, MIRA Louisa.
has an accredited Envoy at Paris, altho'
her Duchy is not rcconnizcd in the Royal
Aimanack.
A very extensive scheme of forgery has
lately been executed, by which the Bank
ers in town, and in different parts of Eng
land, have been defra uded to very great
amount. The amount Of Bills thus fabrica-
ted is differently stated. from 5O,OO0l. to
100000. and some say, to double the lat
ter sum; but the extent cannot yet be as
tertained.
June II.
We have received the Paris papers of
"Wednesday and fhursd y last. They
contain details at great length Of the re-
ception of the Duchess de Berry at differ
emit places the preparations making to re-
ceive her on her route, for the fetes on the
MARI &c, &c
In Germany, question has arisen, as to
whether Foreign Ministers shall be admit
ted or not, to the Diet To he assembled at
Frank fort. The Commissioners Of the
King, and Of the ID ct of Wurtem5urg,
are said to have at length agreed upon the
has of a Constitution. The secret articles
of the treaty between Austria and Bavaria
have ben published, BY which it appears,
that the former gu rartees to the latter
the circle of Necka-, in the possession Of
Baden, in case of the direct male line of
the reigning Grand Duke.
At Malta and Gibraltar, say the letters
from these places. the trade IS chiefly car
RED on by foreign vessels under English
colors, to the great detrimeut Of the fair
British ship owner.
An article from Augsburgh, Of the 2sth
ult. says" On the 21st, at 6 in the even.
ing, such dreadful storm from the north
east, arose at Ghoidshiem, near Spielberg,
that the oldest inhab,tanis remember no
thing so terrible the hail fell of the size
Of hens eggs. and covered the earth in ma
ny places foot deep. Birds. several hares,
and deer, were found killed, sheep were
wounded IN the meadows and laborcrs IN
.he Fl lds--ihe whole land looks as if Il had
been trampied upon by horses--ih trees
stand stripped Of their blossoms, l-alless
aal broken. Not house IN The plain but
what Is damaged, & the INJURY at Ghoids-
helm stone amounts " ABOVE j. .0aO 3s-
rins.
Iae Dutch Mail has brssht rs to
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RAPID EMTGPdyJoN

The captain of the ship Philip, which
has arrived at Baltimore, states, that a
Dutch ship sailed in company with him
from Amsterdam, the 11ti June, for New.
York. with four hundred and Ave Swiss
passengers
10 the above number may be added
two hundred and thr,v-two, who arrived
here this forenoon from Hull. (Fng.) and
Waterford. (IreIand) making seven hun
dred and thirty seven emigrsnts who have
arrived, and are on thrir way to this CIV
in three ships. 1N. Y. En-. Posf.
The U. S. sloop of war Peacock, Cant.
Rogers, was spoken by Cantain Young. Of
the brig Vglant. on the 26th Of June, in
lat. 48, 25, long. II. so. from New York,
for France. The Peacock carried out his
Excellency Albert Gallatin, E q. ournew-
" appointed Ambassador to the Court Of
France.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTyoN

a convention of demo, ratio republicans
IS 70 meet at Centrevile. on the 9th ms,
from the counties of Loudoun, Fairfax and
Prnce-Wlliam, to fix upon a su;table Der.
son to be nominated candidate for Con.
gress. We have not understood whether
Mr.. Lewis is going to retire from public
ire as was stated at the last election, nj
though we are well assured that it is de,i-
rao'e with many of his friends chat he
shouif do so-an object however which we
neneve they VIII have some difficulty in
erecting should thev accomplish it. the
selection WI! be probably made from out oe
tie following gentlernen-C. f. Meycer
Snyder, Bailey. or Wa. II FitzNngh.
.4ler. Heyal3
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[ from the Harrisburg Oracle, august 5.
ANN CARSON

On Tuesday last this woman was again
before Judge Carson, in this borough by
virtue Of a writ of habeas corpus, to con-
front her accusers of plot against the go
vernon, as has heretofore been stated. AZ
ter considerable argument between her
counsel and TIE counsel for the common
wealth, the governor appeared in Court
and read several extracts OF letters from
MIR. John Binns, of Philadelphia, in which
were stated bis knowledge OF a helllsi
plot intended agaiost his exceIlcncy o.
some OF his family, by the said Ann, and
her accomplices, with a view tn extort a
pardon for Richard 5 nth. The governor
declaring buns IT fearful that the SAID at
tempt might be realized If the prisoners
enlargement was permitted, his honor, the
Judge, d-msnded her recognzance in FIVE
thousand dollars, sum too high for her to
procure 10 Oh place she was of course, Oh
l1oiion OF thc prosecuting attorney, reman-
ded To prison, where, If not bailed, she
wall hold ner residence till mex. Septc sbsf
term.
by better from HARRISBURG, dated the
so instant, We e,rn thst Bur,l aiaI Bird
alias DAYTON alias Davis. has applied to
T. Brought up on a writ of X ,be.s Corpn.
'Our,ietter also mentions that Bowen. con-
ItsAry 70 al We rules Of .Sw, evideuee al
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greeted by the well earned plaud,ls OF lis conn.
try.
The Presi'ien' of the dsy having retired,
Nh " iiiam iiarGG g.s,'s--Our worthy Pre,;.
dent.
~ CAPE. Josiah Ceepsr--Commoiore rs;;,-
bridge
Bs Mr. UVIan MaraH-Commodor Trax
ton
III -Ifr Henry Hi,,ap--Gencral lizard.
By Captain BDfsS--lhe memory of Cov;,.-
toa
By .,'r John s. f'ar5o,r-wisoo c. N,,,
los, Governor OF Niryns-tha faithful iuayist,s,e
the insexibic patriot -
BE Coic,iei D0ncey-The United States N.
vy--,mr enemies ia attempting to pierce her
SIDES, have proven them 10 be adanant instead os
ir
BIZ .Jir. PWs6orsuyh--The army and Nav rs
tie Unted S,ates--snilnsted by the Genius Of / n;
erty, they fought in the cause of JUSTICE and y;eo
~ attended their career.
NJ .Hr n -. Shoonsr-Our Country
" Who would not fight with hef,rt and hand.
=" u. anu cause for such land %
The Commodore left town Yesterday nor
mig. Never W man more caresse,i ard
honored--for never came applause from
hearts more sincere, or bestowed unon
one more truly deserving.
[Infeiisencer.
RaLrINonE, Anen.t o
Came passengers in the General Hand from Iiv
erpool, WILLIAM DawsoS, Esq british Con,,,
tor Baltimore, and Lady, with children.
We ere requested to state, ant, we do !,
with pleasurt, that William Pinkn-v. eso
paid, before he sailed for Europe, the bs'
lance due to the Government. so that he
can no longer be considered tlefaulter
Fed. Ref.
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VOLUNTEERS.
BIZ coMMonoRe nEcArrn-

~ NNIUJDNE IECAII r.
The Cib-enS ofPefeg86iirg-i hty render hon
or' TO others, for services, whish they themselves
have exceeded.
III he ~ogor, tie Commodore iaring retired.
Csmmotorc DEC4TUR-ii's deeds Of yalor AT
Trppii aud negotiation at hisicrs, while they do
hotor 70 himself and count y, are a living aonu.
mcni 90 all Europe.
The following wss dran< Nv one Of the yee-
lres tents Il ~ di'isrepi table, where tlc above
~nsuet dist iuc,ly heard -
oar disfi-riesiet Guest Whether vicldint ,
'hs s@oid, 81 s~rlns l-c c.se b..sCb, se "a
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FALTINonE, Arenet @
Came passengers in the General Hand, from XIV.
erpool, WILLIAM Dawson, Esq. p,ltisi, Consn,
tor Baltimore, and Lady, with children.
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Bos .on, .Hugust :.

- =. - 70 ~ q 8, 30.
Captain Southworth. arrived at this
port on Thursday last from Cadiz, heard
nothing of the reported war between Eag-
land and Algiers. He left G d,z on the
28th June. A british gun-brig from the
Mediterranean arrived few DAYS befoe
he sailed. rPatriof.
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The honors bestowed upon Gen. Scott
and Col. Brooke, by Virginia, are those in
which We all share. They are the best
monuments we can raise. Let the soldier,
while he lives, have the highest honors Of
his country; let his life be blessed with a.
buudance, and a nations honor be engaged
for the kindest care Of his posterity. Vir-
gina is IN the best atttu e for his praise.
AS Colonel Brooke very Justly saws, Vir-
g'nla was as remarkable for her frmness
and patri atisn, as she has been kind anil
sfectionate to her sons. To such state.
General Sro,t might justly say, am proud
to own my birth, whatever Of zeal or pat
riotlsn may be supposed to have shown
N the late Common struggle OF the Uuion.
Who does not envy gov. Nicholas in bling
the messenger of the aspect of surh
states Salem Register.
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Charleston, December i
WEST.INDIE$

A gentleman, who arrived here n, ,.
day last from St, Bartholomew, ,rf'
us, that the sugar crops in the df,n,,
West India islands, promised 10 b., W.,
abundant. Flour was selling at st. 3,,
22d uIt. at Ii ia barter for produce ~
was expected to decline still lower ~,
a dollar OF money coald be had. =,
American vessels at Martinique and G..
da'ouPe, have suffered drcaargIIr !,
sickness, and in some instance, syss
man on board bad died. and the F,sr.,
government were obliged TO take py;,a
SION OF the vessel. I'VE Northern b,n
destined for this port, were at st. B,r,'
4 large portion Of the crew oil enc Of tPa
had died.
December L.
A most wicked and tliabolical srt,n,
was made to poison the passengers. oH.
Icers and crew OF the packet schooner Ma.
ria, captain Latham, arrived on SUNDAY
evening from Newly srk P.OyiieDtisIir
however, though eight persons partook Of
the poisoned dish, but one fell a yictn to
its deleterious operation. This ii Gated
young man was Mr.. john Beuismn.
whose place OF residence Was, we under.
stand, in North Carolina. The poison.
supposed to be arsenic, was mixed with
d dish OF hash, for breakfast and every
person who tasted it, was almost imnedi.
.ately attacked with violent venting. Az
soon as discovered, every precautCn vas
used to prevent its eject, bs using castor
oil. abstainlng from water, &c. Mr., Der.
jamln died IN "a hours after eatiHghe
poisoned meath is supposed, frsm having
INDUCED the use of water. The Chec
sufferers, amongst whom was captain La.
than, tho they underwent great pain ard
suffering, have nearly recovered. IBIS
circumstance took place uhen the Maria
had been about foar days out Of New
York.
Very little doubt is entertained TIT
this atrCCious act was CO omitted BY JONI
Gibson, free black nap. cook Of tire ye:'
sci, to vent his reseat'Gep at having been
cenSured for neglect OF defy, just before
leaving New York. h vas heard %
utter some threats Of this nature whilst
there and on the morning OF the ABOVE
catastrophe, he turned boy out Of s'
cambouse whilst making he fatal 1as1'- :,
The unhappy wretch pretended also "
have eaten of the dish. and Affected 'e'0'
nit, but it was discorcred BY th'sc a.
round him, that it was al a shan Nc
was lodged 10 tie guard house as soon S,s q
The vessel arrived, ard has since oSs"
fully committed for trial.
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Legislature of Maryland.

Mr. Dorsey has laid on tie table the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That it is the opinion OF this
general Assembly Of Maryland, that the
Congress Of the United States ought ID
adopt effective measures OF security fol
the country watered oy the Chesapeake
Bay and its tributary streams: against
the maritime force of an enemy,
Resolved, That our Senators and Re.
representatives. in the Congress of the e.
States, be instructed and requested Il
use their best exertions, to cffectuatc
such Legislative acts as may be required
for the above object.
Resolved, That his Excellency the 90,
vernon Of Maryland, be requested to for
ward to His Excellency the Governor of
Virginia copy of the preceding resola-
tons to be by him subu,itted to the lie
gisIature, of Virginia, inviting them to
cooperate with this state in obtaining
that protection, soessential to the homer.
the interest and security of the ma
ton,
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tons be submitted to the Congress Of the
u. States.
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
The large and commodious three story
Brick Warehouse, now in the possession
of Dodge and Kettell, lower end of King
street. Possession may be had the 10th
of February next. Apply to
Griffith and Brawper.
December 5 law
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mands the Kings Road near Il. i.
Orizaya and Cordova, was cantu.s i!
vember Is. by a force Of $500 s. \,
royallsts, by means Of treacherv p nv
raj attacks were repulssd by the e.. $ls
two companies Of roya;sts, tS "s& b
down their arms. and rushing i" H., y
fort under pretence ofioiaug de- I NO.! !.
having arms put into thei hand y L..
latter, in the night rose upon tIsny d
in conjunction with the t;ooas W., ~ u
subdued the garrison. ""''G
GEL. Vittoria, the patriot comn.
of the province, was in his turn h h. y
the royallsts- he had force b!ocssS = +
the cities of Xalapa, oriz IVA, and Guy
va,
The roya!ists were advanciDr rr,, ,
ra Cruz, 1000 strong, uacn Ros ~
which is garrisoned by only - n,t w.
would probably have to surreDda,
The Fort Of Guazolcos was aft,,l,.
the month of October last. BY qers,f,
ran, who was defeated with the H.. Z
400 men. Wm. ID. Robinson. r., :
killed among them. "
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Medicines, &c.
FOR SALE,

THE subscribers offer for sale, at the
corner of King and Royal streets, oppo
site to Mr.. Peter Sherron's store. an ex-
tensiye assortment of we'll selected me
dicineS,-patent medicines aud drugs
the greater part of which was received
BY the ship Clifton from London.
They have also received by the ship
Emily from London, via Baltimore, com
position Martars & Pestles, various sizes
--Apothecary's scales and weights. s.
Bolus knives-Also, an elegant assert
ment of Surgeons instruments, consist
Ing of Evans's Screw Tornequcts, male
AMI female catheters, pocket instruments
four prices, teeth Extracters, Surgeons
needles, dissecting, amputatiug, trepan-
ming, cupping, aud one set of midwifery
instruments-thumb lancets aud cases.
bsugies, pewter bed-pans, lancet pointed
trocars and histories, and variety OF
fOrceps, Alse
$4,000 Spanish segars, & legs chew
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians, and
country Gentlemen, can be supplied, on
accommodating terms at the shortest ne
tee.
The subscribers, will, as heretofore,
continue the practice of medicine, in Its
various branches, and will give advice
gratis TO those who consult them at their
shop. The prices for the doses OF
Medicine, are at the usual apothecary's
rates.
Semmes & Washington.
Oct. 3
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TUESDAY, DEcEmBER "a.
Public Sale.

PuOi1C sale.
On Tuesday next, the 24th instart. will
be sold at the Vendue Store, corner
Of Prince and Water streets
IA packages British and India
Dry Goods
Among which are
sS pieces superine corded and figured
cambrics
81 ia leno and null null muslins
10 do 4 4 iaconet cravats
90 do white cambric pocket hhkfs
10 90 q q and 5 4 buff " chintz shawls
SO do cotton flag 4 Madras hhkfs
90 dozen mems beaver gloves
10 pieces long lawn
pieces fine Irish linen
IL pieces fancy yestingS, suitable to the
season
10 pieces twil'd bombazette
10spieces satin
10 pieces calico
90 pieces light striped ginghams
10 pieces superfae blue, black 4 brown
broadcloths
so pieces second do do
10 pieces superfne eassimeres
10 pieces flushing
ls pieces iannels
so dozen cotton hose, first quality
90 dozen yarn stockings
so ditto India eoverlets
so pieces gurrahs
10 pieces cambria dimities, etc. etc.
Terms made knewn at place OF sale,
p. G. Marsteller.
December 90
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For Freight or Chartcr.

,SSK The substantial and fast sailing
R&&b'ig Agenoria, Martin, master
she carries about 1850 barrels aud is nsw
n complete order for any voyage.
ALSO.
,EN The elegant and very fast sail
&AEsSsing bril- Aurilla, Rowland, mas
ter; she Us nearly new. carries about 900
barrels and is now ready for the reception
OF cargo. Apply to
It. H. Rowland.
Who has for sale. received per sloop
Regulator,
a lew bales bleached Russia Sheetings,
ate~ casks real Spermae@ti Oil, and 100
reams Wrapping Paper.
December IL
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New Medical Work.

PROPDS.M
By James Ncbster. at No. 10. o'la
Eighth street, Philadelphia, Tor P'Y
fishing b. Subscrip'io",
Elements cf Therapeutics ans
NIatei,ia Medlca,
Bv n. CHApnAx. II. D. Professor
the Institutes and Practice Of aieo%., y,
and Clinical Practice N the O"'''"
OF Pennsylvania.
CONDITIONS.
1. The work will &c printed on q 'D "
paper, in two octave vtlumes' 'a," "
which will contain freul 4 to 800 pages,
9. 1t will be delivered To s0O'rrioe''"
neat binding, at 5 dollars cory' III
8. The price to nou Subscribers '"
be six dollars. ,,.or
The work will be ready for deliver
early rext sammer. ,:,a
~ Subscriptions will be re''''
James Kennedy & SoA
booksellers, King street
December 81 eO-"
James English & joh l f0t Il
Respectfully inform their ifIen" s no,
the pubic in general. thai theY , ,.aEii!.
chased MIR. James hudersonS H9'" ..st
ment, at the upper end OF h'h7 ;n,e1!
have formed a partnership, al"
trausactins general ..
Flour ard Grocery B'tS'H''''
under the firm OF
English and roe ''....,,.p
From their extensive acql'a'"'lerp'oo r
the adjacent Counties, ana in'@ 40. ~
edge of the bu5iness IN wh'eh . I q
engaged, they expecr to be e''l -, tnos
Il e caontiden:e and satisfaction !"
lealing with them. .os,n
October 9
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Lawrason and Fowle,
Have received per the schooner Native
n. Mayhew, master, from Boston;
hogsheads muscoyade sugar
20 20 p pssseSa'' New England Rum
II chests hyson skin tea, OF the Trum'
bull cargo. imported in October.
40 bags pepper
900 boxes mould candles
so bnxes No /, 9 and chocolate
60 casks cheese
225 reams wrapping paper
80 ditto writing ditto
10 sacks soft sheiled almonds
10 ditto R5eyts
100 floor mats
SO tons plaster Paris.
FOR BOSTON,
EsN The packet schooner Native
ssss&. n. MAYHEM, master will sail Oh
Sunday next, will take a few barrels OF
{, eight, or passengers, for which she hae
handsome accommodations. Apply as
above.
December % OF
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lust Received

lust Received
And for sale on board the brig Fanny.
at Twins wharf
Cicily Madeira wine in pipes g casks
Whale and tanners oil
Cider, potatoes, Goldfish
Candles soap
Beef, newly packedl mess 40. 1 Y
ALSO,
A variety of elegant Furniture, viz
Bureaus, side boards, chairs, etc. etc.
fSN Freight for said brig viii he
KAkceived on accommodating terms,
to the West Indies, by applying to
Charles L. Catiett.
December IA
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baltimore, Dec. 81.
Important from South Ameri
ca

Mr.. M'Fadon, who came PASSENGER ii
the HighHyer, 80 days from Boqullla de
Piedras, has politely communicated tt
the Editors of the Baltimore Patriot the
following important intelligence:
The fort of Monteblanc, which CON-