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SINGULAR PRESERVATION.

ALBANY, April l4.-On Friday last two
lads, one son OF Mr. p. Van Loon, and
the other son of MIR. J. Heermance, "a
bout eight or ten years old, fell into the
river, weioh was very high and muddy, at
the upper end OF lie Steam boat wharf
The latter was extricaied from tie water
without much delay but the former, al
though two or three boats put off for his
relief, was not discovered for some time,
and 1t was believed that he had gone 10
the bottom, until the men in one of the
boats went 10 take up his hat, which was
seen floating near the ferry, when behold.
the boy was found suspended from IT,,
Trough III an apparently lfeless state
The buoyancy of the hat ard ofthe airin
lis crown, had kept the body from sinking
to the bottom. BY the judicious manage
ment pursued under the direction of DR..
Shaw, we are happy TO add, and which
was persevered in for nearly two hours, a
resuscitatlon Of life was happily effect, d j..
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FROM HAVANA

BosToN, April lf.--Captain Fisher,
who arrived yesterday in 10 days from
the Havana, saw the order from old Spain,
for the immediate shniiing Of tic port
against foreign vessels bot Ia conse-
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"Ihis fleet is said 10 be tie same the Fnolisl,
seized at Lisbon, in 1911, and gave no after
wards upon tue rapture between France and
Russia aud ii is saidtha England paws for IN
out OF the |. 100000 size is 10 give S6aiu. tot
abolishiug the slave trade. There were no
troops, and transports are ready 10 take the
sesmen back by way ofthe Black Sea.
" A gentleman who is here from Cadiz
since the arrival of the Russians, states fact
somewhat iiditerng TO cur national character :
On their arrivalln the bay Of Cadiz. the i'd
inirafs ship Salnied the town, and on the fol.
lowing day (Which wds W ashngton's birth. dav)
euery ship fred q fliU round. Ii was atowed To-
have been fired iu honor 10 that occasion. and
WAS not answered by the Spauiards.
" " hat special service the Spaniartls mean
10 send Tins aeet upon, or how they arc to iii
itOut w the beggarly state OF their eNchsuner
time only can determine nobody here llOws
"OHr squadron is still aoft--I believe at Sv.
racuse but Commodore ChaEucey is look Ell
for every day, on his way home, and Is said
tie franklin will accompany him thus far"
The writer in another letter Observes
" The King of Spain has made Cadiz a port of
deposit, similar to MaFseillos upon pavii,v, h
is said, I'd per cent. do not know vel when
il is going into operation, and am ignorant Of
several important particulars that are neces,
sary 10 enable ne tOiay the subject clearly be.
fore sou. ! have seen that part Of the order.
which prsclains Cadiz to be- one Of The intend.
ed pOris, but 1t iscOntiagtnt upon tariH pre-
scribtd by commercial tribunal, which we
have not seen" Hcraid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

The courage and enterprise of Ameri
can seamen continue themes of Europe
an applause. In a late trial in London,
Their adventurous spirit was declared to
be inimitable-ln maritime cause, the
owners of the ship William, of Liverpool,
commended, that they were entitled 10 re-
cover from the underwriters on her. the
full amount of The policy, as she mad en-
countered so much bad weather in a vow
age from New York, as TO be in a sinking
stale, and was abandoned by her captain
and crew. Ii appeared that on falling in
with Two Other British ships, IN, capt. and
crew OF the William abandoned her ON
which eight supernumt rary Americans,
who were on board the two ships, offered
TO so OH board her, and take the risk of
getting her lnioport' They succeeded.
and arrived in her at Newport and had
one halt of her adiudged TO them as sal
wage. The fact of her having been navi-
gated INTO port, was declared, on the part
OF The underwriters, 10 be evidence, that
she was not in a sinking state and on
the other hand il was commended that other
seamen were not necessarily compelled 10
undertake such feats ofhardlhood as were
common to Yankee tars. Bost. Cent.
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From the .Saranaak Republican, l4th inst.
INDIAN ALARM

We have just seen gentleman, who ar
rived in this city last night, from Darien.
He informs us, that on Sunday last, the
major of the regiment in Wayne county
reached Darien, with dispatches for ge-
ncra! Hopkins-the substance of which
were, that The indians had entered WAYNE
county, burnt several houses, and that
the inhabitants were flying Tor refuge into
Glynn. On Monday last, our informant
states that, general Hopkins issued orders
for the militia of MTutosh and GIynn,
TO march in pursuit of The Indians, forth
with.
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PABLO MORiILO.
Head Quarters of Cagua, March Is, 1918.
To ID. Juan Baptista Pardo.

NORFOLK, April I7.-From our attentive
correspondent at Gibraltar, we have received
the following items ofintelligeDce, under date
of Feb. 2Sth.
The Russian squadron, consisting of five
71's and three AS, under the command of Ad.
miTai MolieT, IN the Dresaen, arrived al Cadiz
on the CT tnsf (Eeh III, - -i
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1t is moi necessary, since we have pub
i:shrd List OF Acts pissed, to detail all
the proceedings of the two Houses on
aiOnday The 10th, Tie last day OF tie Ses-
sion
1be following ers tic incidents which
appear more particularly tian Others TO
deserve nOticf.
rs TIE SENATE.
A number Df bills were Lost by the
operation 50 iho rule which i0rbids bill
Receiving TO readings Oh iae same day,
uuiess by UNANIMOUS consent among
which we're, = bill for ihe relief of Gen.
John Stars. a bib Tor the relief of John
Andesso8 q bill 10 authorize tie pay
ment Of certain treasury notes bill
for the relief of Frederick Bgown "a bill
10 suspend lhe sale OF certain lands ~
Tie State Of Louisiana and Mississippi
territory, &c. wcre Posipoafd.
~ TGg u. Or REP (ESEVT ATIVEs.
Tire amendments of ii Senate 60 the
amendments oftliis House 10 tie biii TO
increase The salaries OF Ccgiaia officers Of
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NEW YORK, April l7.-Yesterdav
Henry b. Hagerman was arraigned before
tae court of sessions on an indictni mt for
an assault upon the person of The editor,
with all intent to Ell Him, 10 which he plea
ded not guilty, but requested that the
trial might be put off, b cause there was
su, h an excitement ia the community, at
the present time, that he conld not have
"A fair trial. He was told by the court
that such language was improper for that
plac and could not be listened 10, and
thai lie must be prepared for his trial the
next morning, or shew cause in the usu-
al way, by affidavit, why the cause should
be postponed. He was then on motion
of Mr.. Price, acting as district attorney.
required to give additional security in
TO abide the order of court: ON
which, Mr.. Justice Warner, one of the
poice-officers. whose duty il is TO pre-
serve the peace and good order of The
city, cried out aloud that lie would be
Hagerman's security; which, Not being
objectedto TO, was accordingly taken.
EU. Post
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SAVANNAH, April Is. The following is AN
extract OF a letter received per brig Doris,
from gentleman OF respecta5iiiy in Bor-
deaux, to another in this city--da,pd
Bordeoun, Fe5rmQrg o, 1915.
learn frcm a gentleman, whose word can
he depended on, that the Treaty is concluded
between France and the Allied Powers. and
that their troops will evacuate the kin sdon in
the course of the simmer" IRAN.
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To the Editors of the Surannah Re2ubiiear.
Yesterday Witnessed The internleut
OF another ofthose patriots, that our coun-
try" in congress assembled" so frequent
~ speak of, but SO little assist
- have seen the body OF Gen. HARRY
LEE receive all the honors thai could be
given by feeling hearts, from those who
probably viii be forgotten by their coun-
try. when no longer serviceabte, until tits
too late to benefit them, elher by pecun-
iary rewards, or u just acknowledgement
OF their merits. lie WAS buried from
Dungeness house, the property of one of
our revolutionary heroes, Gen. n. Greene.
Whether to meet IN fancy his old compan-
ION ia arms, IN the house he had inhabit-
ed, or TO cal! back scenes of better tines,
led him 10 The spot, lid not eiiquire--
but learned, however, that he came an IN
valid that MIR. Shaw and family, s,roye
al IN their power 10 keep the lamp of life
burning, and although The oil was ex-
pended they s,,li blew the gentle breath
oi affection, aud attention, TO preserve the
wick alive. Commodore John ID. Henly
superiniended the last sad duties Cap
iains John IL. Elton, VIM. Bolton Finch.
John Il. Madison, lieuis. Fiizhugh and
Ri'chir, o!ilie navy, and Mr.. IL man, of
the army, were,pali-bearcrs. AS The pro-
cession moved, The sw ords If the two first
crossed the old mans brrasi-lley we're
III their scabbards : for his heart, bea, no
more, and thought they emphalically
SAID, > rest III peace. The other or
GERS OF the navy, and captain Paine of HE
army, followed. The marines of!he u S.
snip John Adams and brig Saranac, iorm-
ed the guard and band from our army
AT Fernantiina, assisted. Mr.. Taylur
performed the last ceremonial duties, in
which all we're reminded HAT We MUST
DIE. Mr.. Shaw, MIR. Sands, ana others,
were the mourucrs. The sight OF long
tram OF sailors, clearly blessed, their res
pectful department, rough bn, indepen-
dent looks, interested my feelings and
leaning against fine live oak, was iuibe-
dIately absorbed in contemplation.
pointed 10 the procession; they were
marching overthe field, where oncea iiue
orange orchard flourished An inrdcls, of
our country had destroyed it. Admiral
Cockburn had been there" the last of his
name; and far greater scourge TO man
KIND than the locusts of Africa. Involun-
tarily turned to embrace The venerable,
but sturdy monarch that supported me
for it promised such Things Should never
be again. A voley OF musketry over the
grave OF Gen. LEE aroused me. and with
folded arms reiraced my steps, whi!ei HE
bowling of the minute guns, from the
John Adams, echoed tarough the woods.
Isl. SimUus, 27th March, isi5"
SAVANNAH, April U.s. -Ttle folIouin1 is an
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Eagle Tavern, Leesburg, Va

VENlIE subscriber has taken the Horsr
n lately occupied by Mr. Thomas
Austin, and is ready for the reception of
t travellers and other persons who may ia
yer him with call. He has on hand,
and will constantly keep, an excellent
assortment of the very best liquors, and
all other things necessary for the comfor-
table accommodation of ladies and gen.
tlemen. He will also keep the best OF
pie'ender, together with very ca e.
iul and cbliging ostler and good house
servants. He solicits the patronage of a
generous pubic, and assures them that
every exertiou shall be made to give sa.
tisfaction to those who may favor him
with their csstom.
ENGS WILDMAN.
Leeshurg. January 10 mwt7t'
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tipa wil. be flashed with a. p i,io..o de-
spltca.
This work already Contains upwards
of eight hundred Err sraying~; and, when
cruplered. will prubahly with the extra
yolame. cf Piate-j amount TO ols ihoa-
spad. These plates viii comprehend.
as they believe, upwards OF fire thousand
d ffe ent subjects. in al! the various de-
o .rsments OF the Arts aud Scierces. The
enyravings oftne Portraits OF distinguish
ell American characters, promised to De
given in the work. are nearly completed,
aud will be ready with two volumes OF
extra platssl with the last number.
Those subscribers, who have not yet
taken up their volumes. are once more
notified, dat two hundred aad fifty CO.
pies less Of each Of the last twenty live
numbefs have been printed than of the
preceding ior;y-nine; and, that, owing
; to this arrangement, which was rendered
necessary by the neglect OF distant sub
scribc~s TO take up Jhrir books, and other
uncomfortable circumstances, there must,
inevitably. be- upwards of two huDdred
and ffty sets let incomplete at the close
Of the publication. These who, through
| neglect or improper delay, may hereafter
find their application for the completion
of their sets too late, wall have no reason
able cause ct complaint agaiIst any one
bit themselves, a. al! the subscribers
we're individually advised Of the edition
being reduced more than two years ago.
MUoRAY, DRAPEa, FAIRMAN Il TO.
! Philadelphia. Jan. %
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. Sales at auction.
BY JOIN DICKSON o Co.
French Fancy Goods.

THIS DAY. at 10 A, ". a.,
VIII be sold at our Auction Rooms,
., Uni0n-street,
The remainder Of the Stuck of Goods Of
tered yesterday:
.amoag ,rhieh are tie following:
Satin d tslfiis ribbons assorted, plain
and irinsed, Nos. ! 10 IL, and in sets Of
Nos. to Z -.
ga plain and damask levan.ine shawls
point !evantine friDged hdkis,
Mems and womeu's white aud black
silk gloves ...-.
Ladies supe,fne long and habit kid
gloves
Mems and women's white and black
silk hose
White and coIorcd plain and souilla
silk gauzc -,
Silk buttons assorted a..
Plain and uncut silk colrred velvet
Black aud colrred levar.tihes
White and black lace wells z.
Linen cambrlC aud Canibric pocket
hanGkeschie.s ,a
Black and colored thread lace
Whalcbone cOrsets, busks 60,
Long and Ahnrt kid gloves in nutsheli5
Black and colored ostrich pumes, and
a great variety of other fancy goods =.
Conditions liberal and made known at
sale. ALSO,
bale superfne cloths
9 fac sannahs
pelisse ,waddiug
l case very fine bleached d9mestics,
scarce aud in demand
case brown pIatillas
BoHnet wire, tapes. etc. etc.
Conditions at sale.
January 60 $500
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Jonathan Shillabar

RFFERS for sale a, his store, former
NJ " occupied by JosEPH DEAN, be-
tween Pence and Duke streets the car
90 Of the schooner Harmony, from Salem,
Consisting of the following articles, viz
Barrels No. | Beef
Hhds ,ierces aud bills. n. [. Rum
Bales Of Calcutta and Bengal goods, Of
various descriptions, entitled to debeo-
ture l'nhs
Casks Of Cut Nails, different de,crip-
Sides Of soal Leather
Casks of Russia Tallow
Boxes so. /, 9 aud S Chocolate
Do. Mould and Dipt Candles
Nests 1T Boxes and sets OF Measures
Boxes Soap
Bags Castaaia Nuts
Jars of Balsam Capiyi
Canis,ers of Copal Varnish
Barrels and boxes Of Shoes, different
kinGs
Bas, Indian Arrow Root
Bags of TaPp,oca
Cases Of Water proof Hats
Kcg, Ground Ginger
Charts Of American coast and bahamas
Bsndies Wrapping Paper
i!erriilgs iabalre!s January 10
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AMERICAN EpITIoS OF

AMEENIAN Eba wv VT
DE- RECESS N'EW CYCL0E.EDLA.
The publishers beg leave 10 inform
their subsc, i5rrS, that vol. XXXNll, pat
III. tbeing the 74,h aulE5erl Is now ready
icr delivery.
When the undersigned became prOprie-
turs of this work, il appeared To be the
general aud anxious wish OF the subscri-
I.r>, 10 have il completed with all posi-
hle expedition; aud every exerncn has
been made by the publishers to meetIhose
wi hes. In The space Of two wears they
have pabl,shed twenty-five half volumes
os Parts, Ssrshie1H OF which exclusive OF
volume Of piateS) have been published
in the course Of the last year-a rap,dity
of execution which they believe has ne
yer Veen exceed 4 in any country IL
has ever been the sH.ceSe desire of the
publishers Ia fulfil t,eir engagements u
t,e subsc ibers 10 mis- great work with
punc,ua!ity: aud they have reason there
l,re to expect, on the pat OF the SuSscrl-
bs.S, a cor, eSpoudiug punctaailty.
The American Publishers have now
rrinted tins work a. far as they have re-
,e,Sed the London ccPy; anu as suon
So, ,h.Y receive the lev remaining num-
- 5, winch they have reason to believe
VI! at exceed four, the American edi-
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Paper.

FNHE subscriber, agent for an extern
u siye paper manu!sctory, viii con-
stantiy keep on hand teG sale the follow
lug kinds, viz: Letter and cap AND com
mon medium aud super royal printir g
paper, various qualities. blue medium ana
Cap, paste board, baud box, press and
bonnet paper, tea and wrapping ditto
Contracts made with printers aud others
On accommodating terms.
ABi1AH ADAMS,
Central Wharf,
January 6 tuf+w
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y @G@ a~---
UO;1SE OE INDUSTRY.

~The Public are informed that the
House Of Industry established by the cor
poration, is now in operation at the cor
ner Cf Prince and Pitt streets, where do
nl,inns from the benevolent will be thank
iuIly received, either in Money, Wood,
Food. or articles Of Clothing, which will
be faithiulIy sppied. All persons wish
ing to haze work done, either sewing,
weaving spinning, knitting, &c. can have
it done at moderate price, by appGca-
ten ct the House of Industry.
JAMES LAWRASON,
Jauuarv 10 President.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY on the slst ult from
E5, the service Of Mr.. jesse Brown, of
the uity Hotel, SEBRFY, sometimes
calling herself Cecilia Green) the proper
" az Ms. Ann H Lee, pale mulatto
woman. aDout 90 years old, of middle
stature. well formed, with small sunkrn
ewes. and indian hair. She probably has
onae TO Baltimore, o. some OF the nsrth-
ern cities. as it is supposed she was seen
the next day on the road near Biadens-
bursh, clad in a stuff dress and cioak
or mantle, with bundle oil clothes in her
hands. She may possibly be about the
so>n. or in the District. Thirty dollars
viii be given for experimenting her II
taken within the District, or forty, il at
greater distance, aud all reasonable
charges dstraycd. Enquire Of
A6IEL HOLhROOk.
Dscemstr Is s'slhu
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By p. G. MiRSTELLER.
January %
Stock at Auction.

The Subscribers being about to decline
The Dry Guod Business, have concluded
to sell BY auction, at their store on King
street, opposite the Mechanics Bank, on
Monday the seth January, all their
Stock in Trade, consisting Of six, Cot
ton aud WooIlen dissertations Ii.
beral and made known at sale.
I. ]. Z p. H. MINOR.
]. JACKSON u Co. Auc'rs.
January 20
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Fish Barrels.

Il WILL contract to deliver at Pomon-;
Il key warehouse, by the a0,h March
next, from 500 to 1000 white aud red oak
FISH BARRELS. at the market price,
WIN. ID. BEaLL,
near Piscataway.
January 10
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Mande.ilie & Larmour,

Mande"iiie & Larmour,
OFFER FoR SALE,
TO 4 DRUMS Turkey figs
-AC4 90 bale, sacks aud boxes
.of, snelied almond,
eco boxes musca:el ts boom rai.ins
50 casks fyst quality cu!ored Co
shen cheese
so casks western butter, tor fnmi'y
use.
600 lbs. Tennessee live feathers
10 hhds. 30 bbs. whiskey
S hhds rectifed do.
10 hhds. northern ruin
pipe suyerinr iieilard gin
so hhds. Barbados bright moiasses
40 bids. LIST and 2d quail. sugars
$50 bags Ilav. Il st. Domingo coffee
case nutmegs aud cloves
g seroons tiotant indigo esq.,.
With wines, liquors, and groceries as
usual.
n. d. Groeers and families Can be
supplied at the lowest prices. with mould
and dipped candIes of their own manu-
factory, ii superior qualities TO those i'm
ported from the eastward. Boxes ex.
changed. lamar, 9
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January s
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to decree Of thr Unit
ed States Circuit Court Of tn dis
tlict of Columbia for the county of Alex
andria, made in the case Of tie Bark OF
Alexandria against Henry S, Earl's adj
ministratrix and heirs--the subscribers
will expose 10 public sale, on The. premi-
ses, or Monday the e6.hj of January, at
zen o'clock, the following Real Estate Of
the said Henry s. Earl, deceased, viz.
A Let Of Ground, on Payne, between
Cameron and King streets, fronting so
feet on Paype,street aud running back
l2s feet inches-on which is erected 4
Fran. Tenement, subject to rent q 40
dollars per annum.
Also, another Lot Of Ground ~ ~
fred, between King aud Duke streets,
Treating II feet 7 inches ON Alhedst.
al d running b,ck 70. .feet--spbject 10 ss
dollars anessl rent-and both lots sab
ject TO the dover Of Puebe Earl.
Terms. SIX months credit, and deed Of
trust Or the p'sloises IL. secure tie Paj-
ment.
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The tATiSE.

POSITIVELY TAg LAST NIGHT,
Until the Co,npany's return from Wash
inS'On.
On Thursday VE.HISG, LN. %,
Viii be PIE ented the Dew aud celetra
ted tragedy Of The
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Five Dollars Reward.
January 60

i
% AN AWAY from The subscriber, on
EN, the 26ih ul.. LEWIS GATES, an
apprentice to the cOrdwaining business,
ab1ut Is years of age; pale complexion ;
his clothing, which is various, cannut be
described. lie has been lately seen al
I've steam saw NH on M'Elderry's VT
and no doubt is lurking there still. The
aboYe reward and all reasonable charges
will be paid on his delivery to the sub
scriher-
Also, on the Soth September, an aP..
prentice to the same business. named
EDWARD CRAlMER, about II years
of age. One cent reward will be paid tor
his delivery, but no charges.
EDWARD HAGrHR0P.
Baltimore, Dec. l0--Jan. 81 At
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= 60 N.Y. = q
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening last, BY The Rev.
w. Mujr, NJ. James ID. Peterson, to
Mis-. .Jarasa h;uca:d, both Of this place.
$50 ~ O - . - ID y SN-
LITERARY NOTICE..
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l.. p.hiddcira.

4 FEW casks Mess. Murdoch, Youille,
"a Wardrop 4 Co.'S Loodon Particu-
lar Madeira, Of Gne quality. for sale by
Jan 81 w. hODGSGfI-
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MEMORANDA.
Brig George Washington, Gushing,
hence. arrived at Providence 18th inst.
Sshr Jersey. Doane, hence, ar. at n.
York 10th iustaat.
- Dolphin, Chadwick, hence, ar. at
Boston l6th instant, "a days.
- Spruce, Allen, cl. at Savannah
fox this pert s,h instant.
Minerva, from Richmond, with
tobacco and coal, bound 10 Alexandria, is
at IDENTIFIES.
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displayed an
Interior Jiie1p Of the Cadi's House.
In act III.
a Solo, and InvocGtion to .NahomGt.
By Mr.. Garner. The Music by Phil.
Trajetta, esq
In the course of the tragedy, the follow
ing new scenery will be displayed:
ACTIN.
IN Exterior Vie1C Of the hquiSition.
I'M eTIv.
A Street in Grenada,
Through which passes the procession Of
Malice TO execution.
IN AcTv.
Tie City Of Grenada. by Moonlight
In which is seen distant view OF the
Inquisi'ion, the Dome OF Alhambra !;
the Palace of the Viilacamb!a. etc.
The Scenery painted by Mr.. Grain.
End Of the Pay,
Nr. Garner and Miss Trajetta will sing
the celeb ated Due.-ALL's WELL.
MONSIEUR TO,NiSO.E.
(By desire) --by Mr.. Caldwell.
Comic Song ...by Mr.. Entzt1sle.
To conclude with the laughable Eater
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PcRY Of YAHUART 81.
The navigation ct the Potomac is free
GIOT ice. CLEARED,
Brig Cleaner, Pote, Boston.
- Leopard, Herbert, n. York.
Schr AdeIine, Rumney, do
ARRIVED,
B.itsh schr Echo, Cook, 90 days frcm
St. Kits: fruit aud ballast to L. Lowe.
GA Sunday. OF Blackstone Island, saw
two schooners bound up. Flour at ST.
Kits, So-a: Barbados Sill, and West
India prodace scarce and dear.