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For Freight,

III The schr. MELISSA, G. Swarm,
S s'$ master, Surthen 80 bbls. will be
iesly 10 load in few days.
Apply to JOHN II. LADD& Co.
Who offer for sale the cargo OF said schf OF
75ldfaet understandable lumber
97 casks cut nails, assorted sizes
may Is
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Eor FREIGHT,

sgE. The brig TROPlC, Lemuel Saw
~ yer, master, burihen about 1000 bar
rs. or 400 hhls. is. an excellent vessel, IN
complete order, aud will be ready for a car
.ona few days Apply to
WILLIAM FOWLE & Co. &
aho kave fer sale hes. cargo, Of
$4,000 feet u inerchantabie Timber
may
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For Boston.

.SAA The good schooner PRISCILLA,
49, James Crowell, master she Will be
ieady toload in three days. has half OF her
'aTgo engaged For treigat OF 500 bbls. APP
Dyto JOHN n. LADD y co i,
Who have Cor sale aabat. received by SAID
vessel, and schnr. Mary and Polly,
l4a tons master paris april 90
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For New-York.

,sSA The sloop MARYLAND, Graves,
''Sss hnrthen 3oo8bbls. ready to load, and
am9e dispatched imem1i4tely Also
For Freight,
sssSay The sloop Eagle. ]. c. Wright
! s.sSsznlaster, b1rihen 100 bbls. ---she Is an
/, sss!en vessel and viii soon be ready to
va, wy, apply to j. II. LADD, 4 Co,
.0a 40 nay. nave tor sale received per sloop Eagle
qua ,, now landing.
70 hhds Anscoyado sugars.
bags green coffee. april Is
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TO Rent.

s-s-S And possession given immedi-
sgsF ately, that convenient two story
go dwelling house on Dukestreet, ate-
e 4Sss,s.,ly occupied by the subscriber. -
The house contains six rooms, with an ex-
cellent kitchen, &c. and is situated in most
pleasant part of the town. To good te-
nant il will be rented on moderate terms by
applying to CHAS. CHAPLIN.
April 10 eotf
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Also for Freight,

tR schr ADAMS. capt. Thorndike,
1893 ,urthen about lleo bbls, new g. supe-
~ sci & will beready for cargo in 9
s s., Apply TO WM f0WLE& Co..
W 2ho have received by The above schr I'm
Y,4eir,, half pipes, quarter and half quarter
- gd MADEIRA wine, from the house q
T Ssss q. 60 may Is
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gor Freight,

sssg The skip WiAHELMINA, carries
$Ss loco Ibis or $50 hhds, OF tobacco.
,Se IS in complete order, ana ready to take
cargo on boardinme 4i@teiY. Apply 10
Wal. FOWLE & Co,
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Also lnr FREIGHT.
For FREIGHT,

S THE soon He Try. Captain
'sssSt Wright, burlhen about 600 barrels.
Me IS an excellent vessel, and will take
freight either Tor The w fn1ies Of coastwise,
AppsSto JOHN Ill. LADD s. Go.
A,r;I o7
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Pork, Cotton, sc.

T UsT received per the brig Geo. Wash
y ingtou--
0 bbls. ofprime pork
10 half bbls OF mess beef
Is bbIs Cd quail. sugars
BY the schs Sally Davis,
$50 bbls. of tar
BY sloop Orlando,
hhds NewOrleans sugar.
IN STORE,
Bills. of New-York beefand pork
90 boxes sperm. candles
10 do talow do
6 hbds moiasses
Is bbls. Of No, mackerel at d. 80
perbarrel
700 oranges
april 10 F. CORNING.
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For Boston.

s The brig HERO, H., Hall mas
take 10 Ter will sail early next week, and.
'VV barrels on freight. Apply to.
WM. FOWLE T. co.
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Fo,. Boston.

Lax The fine schur. MORGiANA, E..
s s9Iss. Halves master. having two thirds OF
Ig cargo on hoard, will sail immediately 4
m irieeht ol 500 barrels, or passage, apply
d JOHN III. LADD & Go.
march 10
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Tor Boston.

III The schooner Ospi2AY, captain
- I,oriog is now loading,sill take lew
qalred barrels ca freisbt AprIy 10
Wi. F0WLE & Co.
Also for Freight,
.SsA Tae superior schr PLANTER,
!. sszgscaptian Drinkwater, hurthen about
boa bills, viii be ready fora cargo IN tour
'iyS; vii, take freight 10 any port.
NAYS Apply as above.
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Eor,Boston or Portland,

-n The 9ew and superior brig
CO PA MASTER, Gushing Prince mas
'ss !. now loading--will sail in all next
t tn aaa take some freight fer either OF
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Proposals
For Publishing by Subscription,
The SPEECHES
OF
CHARLES PHILLIPS,s Esq.
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Correctly printed from the English sd,'10n,
ethted by himself
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s1lfE publishers in Offering The above work
n TO an enlightened ana discriminating
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enlargement which has hitherto been So liz
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America and III Europe, none hare beeu
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sngs oil The hear, anc exciting the hobisst
passions oi the soul, than n Phillips. His
speeches are repiete with metaphor, and
possess, IN great degree all that lelicitoug
copiousness of which tie English language
isso susceptible. lis eulogium on the im-
mortal WASHINGTON. is OF Itself master.
piece OF eloQuence. In MS characte OF b.
noparte, he pantsahe actions of that won
deriu personase in language at once sub.
lime and imposing {: with all the cbastebess
and precision OF an historian, he recapitu4
ates his movements from the cradle TO tho
camp-irom the camp 10 the throne.~and
lastly from the elevated station of an en-
peror TO that of an exile and cap;ive-tbere.
by confirming truth, that power unsuppor
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His speeches Oh the various Grim. Con, ca
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classes OF readers and the citizens oi this
republic, may, while perusing the ,inmora!i.
ties and vices OF Europeans, rejoice that in
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His speeches on the Emancipation of The
Roman Catholics OF Ireland, need 90 com.
mcnt--thcy speak for themselves-and un.
fold to mankind the history of a class of men,
who, although denied many political and c-
vii privileges, have always been known TO
be the friends OF their country in times of
danger and in bsttle.-The American reader
must view with Indignation the various op-
pressipns under which great portion of that
gallant and patriotic people at present labor
and . ages yet unborn" will lament the ex
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who are Interested IN the display of national
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Also for Freight,

xH The fast sailing aad new brig
burthen i2oo barFeis,
ar IN complete order for the reception OF a
ypO. which she will take to any eastern or
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Rozier, ia June last. though it did not APP
pear in the papers OF that time how the crew
reached Quebec.
We were last Saturday evening, visited by
violent storm of wind and rain accompa-
MED by thunder and lightning and hailstoncs
Of an enormous size. 1t occasioned no da-
mage that we hear OF. The streets of the
city were much inundated the rain flowed
thro' some OF them In the nature afrapids.
.New- York, A"g. 25.
By tne Orion, we have received Belfast
papers OF the 9Th and 10th of July, but they
contain no news.
Prices at Belfast, july.
Oatmeal from II to lbs wheat l2s I'd
TO Ids Cd -four, LIST. 26s American pot
ashes So to 49s do pearl as to 4S cwt to-
bacco. leaf, Sd to Cd per h.; American tim
Der per foot potatoes SID to sd per
stone fresh butter lii to Is Id per ID OF l8
ounces beef Cd to I'd per ID of Is ounces.
The Susan, Pollock, sailed from Belfast,
July Z, for Charleston,
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8. wa. brought on deck, and with the most
horrid threats obliged to pilot the pirate
vessel out--long knives were held to his
breast, with which instant death was mena-
ced, If The vessel touched the bottom. AZ
ter getting out to sea, himself and crew were
pu into the Primrose's boats, TO gel ashore
as they could The same pirate schnr rob-
bed an American schr. and took away her
papers, as stated by the master. The fell
lows at first stated that they were from Ha-
vana bound to Pensacola, but afterwards said
they had commission from Aury; and told
capt. Symmonett, if he had fired shot at
them, hey should e"ery man have been put
TO death. and himself hung at his own yard
arm Capt S. was carried SO far along the
coast. that it was thirteen days before he got
back to bis own vessel.
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DIED.,

Suddenly, at the Anchor Tavern, o.
Danville, Va. on the 9Th uIt. Mr. JN.
SHETHAR, lately respectable and bens e,
lent resident of Alexandria. Mr.. Sheg
was on his way from Charleston, S I. pI
nurthward and in 48 hours after bis de !t |;
his driver. Mr.. Thomson also died. Ml;
was native of Connecticut. where DIS v,
and family now are During his res'dtn" =,
Alexandra, his sfabIe disposition and sE w
cling manners, secured him the respec!;' a
esteem of all who knew him. In tue O''.
of this individual, society bias lost on
its truly and most useful members ar n
large family deprived of an ahectIonaS :
rent and tender husband. Il
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JEREMY TAYLOR,
RIGlnp OE nnWN

This pious and eloquent Prelate said
one day 10 lady of his acquaintance,
who had been very negIectful of the e.
ducativn of her son, ''M adam. it you do
not choose to ell your boys head with
something, believe me, tie Devil Wills
The Bishop, from The fertility Of his
mind, and Che extent of his imagination
has been, not improperly, styled the
Shakespeare ofour Divines. He seems
10 less entitled to the appeliation of the
Fletcher Of that learned order, from the
following elegant and tender sentiments
which are extracted from his sermon on
the Bles.edness OF tie Marriage Ring.
I. Marital low is a thing as pure as
light, sacred as a temple, lasting as
the world. That love that can cease,
as said an Ancient, was never true
Marital love contains in it all sweetness,
all society, all felicity, all prudence, q
all wisdom It is an union of all things
excellent it contains proportions salts
faction, rest. and confidence. The ey es
of q wife are tlen," says chs elegant &
learned writer, :" fair as the light OF
Heaven; man may then ease his cares,
ard lay down his sorrows upon her
lap,t and can retire home As to his
sanctuary and refeCtory, and his gar
den of sweetness and chaste refresh
ment.'
His comparison between married
and single life. in the same sermon.
is equally beautiful. I" Marriage"
says the Bishop, "wss ordained by
God himself, instituted in PARADISE, " as
the relief of natural necessity, and til,
fl 8, blessing from the Lord he gave
TO man, not friend, but wife (thal
10, friend and wife too). 1t is the
seminary of the Church, and daily
brings forth sons and daughters unto
God it was ministered to by angels.
and Raphael waited upon youns man,
that he might have blessed marriage,
and that that marriage might repair
two sad families, and bless all their re-
Iations. Marriage is the mother of the
world, and preserves kingdoms, and
| fills cities, churches, and even heaven
itself. Celibacy, like the f. in the
heart of an apple, dwells in a perpetual
/ sweetness but sits alone, and is con-
fined, and dies in singularity but mar
riage like the useful bee, builds house,
and gathers sweetness from every flaw
er, ard labors and unites into societies
and republics, and sends out colonies,
and fills the world with delicacies, and
obeys their kings" keeps order, and
exercises many virtues, and promotes
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FRENCH HUN OR.

There i, among The lower classes of
the French. species OF native humor,
viii h. quaint and simple, occasionally
furnishes little comic scenes Of an al
most dramatic effect, in their daily in
tercourse. remember. (says late
traveIer) seeing All old driver of one
hnr,e carriage indulge his humorous
disposition, at the expense of the So
lemnity of the stately keeper Of the
gate of St Denis, with accompanying
grimace and posture, quite indiscriba.
Bile. He was driving his little vehicle
carclessly along. singing a kind of hui
morous ballad to group of peasant
girls, whom he was conveying to Paris.
" Your passport" demanded the gate
keeper--a tall stately looking, military
man, with only one leg. The old dri
yer without stopping his vehicle, stared
him for moment full in the face ; then
without word of reply, recommended
his song, and continued driving on
! he gate keeper furious at this want of
respect to the dignity of his office, seiz
ed the reigns of the sorry horse, with
a ,oIIey OF imprecatinns. finishing his
anahemas with" Your passport or
you do not pass here. >" What, thr
devil! shall not pass3 {repeated the
driver, starting from his seat in pre-
tended pa ,sion,) passport for y four
girls3 Must We pay toll for such wares;
Are girls prohibited artcles?-i know
not what OH mean-not s.-Hold Sir =
what would you do with these four
girls!' The rage and Impotence Of
the keeper of the gate of St. Denis was
now at its height. when the old driver,
having INDUCED his humor showed his
pas, port. and cooliy taking upthe thread
of his song. drove on, to the great re-
lief and amusement of his foar girls.
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The Csatral Bank Of Gsorgaown and
Washington has ceased to de business. Ar
engagements have been made for the redemp-
ton OF all its bills with specie or Eastern
funds. The reason of its winding up is sup
posed to be. the impract;cability. in the
present state of the country, OF doing pro-
6table business. The truth is, we had too
saeny Banks in the District, and reduction
Of the number, without reduction of the
quantum of capital, would, in our opinion.
essentially contribute TO the prosperity Of
trade and commerce iI the District.
National hteisgsnesr.
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aA> READING ROOM X
AA MARINE JOUR n A b. e
PORT OF aLEXANDRLA, .augua

ARRIVED, 1.
Schr Elizabeth, Trsvers, New orr; ,I
Sloop Oliver Wolcott, LoomIe, Ia.e D
ner, deceased, from St. Jago de Cu ps,,p,
Havana, August S, spoke brig C! LILA bCur.
Davidson, of this port, from lrlh'u''
to Boston. NorfoE
Schr Two Brothers, Scot, from .'os
Schr Halsey, Robinson, St: ! n ;na,ru. Del
Schr Elizabeth, Garrett, mi'lri i'S roupf
Also, sey-ral inland vessels i H'sJ lnl'
produce. Ship Potomac, b,solo ous opT
verpool, below Cedar Point Narf0"'
,urday forenoon.
SAILED, ~,
Brig Dryade, Wilson, Bremen i;a.
Big Venus, Kelly, Vest lSa'sS
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came in bj tie gales Of Atoeha, and went
through 4alcala and Great str cts. to the CT
t. Hall, where he took breakfast !; and at
noon, at his arrival at the Palace, he was
presented to His Majesty. he corporation
entertained him with an excellent dinner, to
which persons OF all classes we've invited !;
such as grandees, clergymen, officers, far
mers and mechanics.
The public enthusiasm Of the Provinces,
increase every day and although there are
wicked persons who perPetrate secret pro-
iects, their plots are frustrated the moment
they are detected and as long as govern
ment preserves its strength, acquired by
unon, there can be nothing to fear.
Madrid, Jane 26.
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INTERESTING ELECTIONS.
VIRGINIA,

: VIRGINIAs
We announced few days ago, on what
appeared 10 US good grounds, the election OF
.arthur Smith to fill the situation of Represen n
tative TO Congress, vacated by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. johnson. Ii appears, however,
that two counties remained TO vote; one OF
which Surry, has given to Mr.. Gray majo-
rity of 75o votes over Mr.. Smith, and ma
jority over him in the whole district, OF 229
votes. One county yet remains to be heard
from.
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LOUISIANA.

1t has been supposed that Edward Ii
vingston was elected the representative OF
the state of Louisiana in Congress. ltap-
pears, however,by letter from Alexandria,
Lou. Of 2Sth ul,. published in the Kentucky
papers. that not he, but Josiah S. Johnson.
his opponent, is elected, by small majority.
TO that Office. Ibid.
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The masts Of two vessels were sbE
tered to pieces by lightning while I!H:
along side Of a wharf in Baltimore,
the night of the 18th inst. and the DA
morning three horses in a Wags@
were killed at the end Of WashIngU
road, near that city.
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Plattsburg, n. Y. August Il

Piattsburg, n. Y .aaguss IL.
Two persons have been committed in this
town under the vagrant act, calling thenns
selves Bartholomew Meschio and Dominick
BETH. They had two sets of papers, one
of which purported to be letter from the
governor Of Lavinia, which town they say,
is on Mount Appenine. The other purport-
ed to be letter from the governor OF Logos,
il. Portugal; both however relating different
tales oil distress, and describing different
pslsoas. In one set they were described by
the names of Francis Dubois and Louis Du-
bois. and appeared 10 have imposed on the
community under both characters. Ii every
partof the country is infested with irnpos-
tors of this description as nuch as this they
are becoming numerous indeed, and the
community should be upon their guard.
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From the .N'ewburyport Herald, Aug 10.
Capt. Mitchell, arrived mere from ST, Tho
mas, which he LETT lst August, informs, that
ON The 9Th July he was boarded by a Fene-
zuelan pritateer schooner, called the Vic
toria, capt Marchand, who, in his chase,
sprung his nainmast, and took from captain
Nj. hawser as a compensation tor the ia
images sustained. He sailed under COM
mission from com. Aury. and gave capt. NJ.
certificate, in French, to protect him from
molestaion, should he afterwards be boarded
BY Venezuelan cruiser. Marchand after
wards fell in with she Eliza Baker, captain
Sears. and robbed him of quantity of CO.
Goa, all his clothing, money, &c. News OF
these depredations reaching ST. Bsrts. the
governor commissioned small Swedish schr
to go in quest of the Victoria she was
manned by American masters and crews and
few troops from the garrlson--they soon
got sight of her, and az they were running
dewn to board her, rakish looking brig
hove in sight, which circumstance favored
the enterprise for they took her without any
resistance, and carried her into ST Barts-
the captain made his escape, but it was ex-
pected they woCd hnd him. She had but
95 men, all Frenchmen, except one man,
who entered her on the coast of St. Domin-
go, from sloop William, capt Jones, Of this
port. They were marched into the fort and
put into safe keeping. When she boarded
the Robert she had 40 men.
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From the Quebec Mercury of .4ugnst Is.
Captain Adamson nd crew, of the ship
Agnes, are come up, having lost their ship
on her voyage from hence, on the 9th of J.-
~ last, in the Straits of Belisle-the ship is
a total lpss--saw the master and two men of
the brig Paragon, who wintered on New
foundlahd, the only three saved from the
said brig last fall; she was lost going through
the Straits Of Belisle.
Saturday, arrived the schr Two Brothers,
Louis Rruot, l2 days from Gaspe in the az
ternoon of Saturday, Captain Brulot saved
Is men from raft, Of ST. lohn's Church,
island of Orleans. lit hadno, been for cap.
tain Brulot's meretorious exertions these
men would have inevitably persisted, as it
Was blowing hard, with heavy swell. and
the raft was breaking up.
The same captain brought up the crew of
the Mary, from W ateriord, wrecked at Caps
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Madrid, Jane g.
The famous general Quiroga, this day
made his public entry, amidst he aeclama-
tons OF an immense croud of people. He