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For Freight.

For Freight.
SEAN the schr. Susan captain Ames, car
5&$$zSries about Hoo barrels, is new yes
sci and sails well-will take freight to the
w. Indies, or to a southern port. Apply to
ABIJAH ADAMS.
Who offers forsale her cargo of $50 tons plas :.
plaster. IN STORE,
SO bags coffee
loo sacks salt
500 barrels tar
80 bbls n. E. Rum.
Iohhds molasses
20 do sugar Ist quality Dec.13
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For Freight,

FT The very fast sailing and superior
~ soacket schnr DASH, John Griffith,
master: burthen $50 bbls freight to some
part Of the West Indies would be preferred
out and home. and the master is we'll quail
Ito take the consignment.
Also, for Freight,
LIZ The good schooner Slx-SlSTERS.
sIM. Mayo, master burthen 300 bbls i,
,Te sr 10 Bermuda, the West, Indies, or a
southern port in preference. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD y Go.
Who have for sale, 1000 bushels very hne
PsnOhcet potatoes. nov 70
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For Sale,

a excellent second hand COACHEE,
!, with harness complete, well calculated
y, back or family. Also, pair OF large
s"Oag horses, well broke. Agreat bargain
be bad, if immediate application be
''ae at the bar ofthe Washington Tavern,
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Canton Grapes, &c.
rENHREE boxes Canton grapes of superior
Il quality and assorted colors
case first quality flag hdkfs now landing
and for sale by w FOWLE 4. GO.
Who have also landing from schrs. Elizabeth
and Hope Phoebe,
100 boxes candles (Sampson's brandy as
sorted sizes
100 sides red sole leather
90 bbls tanners !. MO
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Liverpool Salt, afioat.

Liverpool Salt, afioat.
1--WE THOUSAND bu. Liverpool coarse
L salt: 5000 do blown salt, the cargo OF
asbrig Mary, capt. Loring--tor sale by
VIM. FOWLE, s. Co.
Who hare also for sale,
The cargo of brig Pay-Master, captain
Fnnce, from ST. Johns Of
2lo tons plaster
4hhds West India rum
sa!sO, the cargo of the schr Rolla, captain
Haee, Of leo tons plaster
And the cargo of schr Planet, Prince, OF
100 tons plaster.
Landing from the sloop William e. Mary,
opt, German, from New York
ops ist quail Russia Duck
90 do do Ravens
For Freight,
VI, The brig MARY, David Loring,
&sssmas,er.; carries $500 hbIs -four or 800
1 OF tobacco is a good vessel, and can
T ready for cargo IN few days.
Also, for Freight,
Ma, The new brig PAY-MASTER,
$40 Prince, master; burthen about
wv barrels, first late vessel.
For Boston s Portland.
Ma, The schr. ROLLA, capt. Pettee,
sSsssnas part Of her cargo engaged, the oa-
|hIace would be taken as freight on reasona-
x Terms. Apply as above NOV 10
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Nautical Almanacs for 1890
and "a.
pOWDITCH'S navigator
nj a, n

pOWDITCH'S navigator
~ Blunt's coast pilot
Shipmaster's assistant
Seamen's journals
Cargo books
Mercantile and shipping blanks.
4 general assortment of charts, mathema-
tical instruments, singly and in cases, of all
prices-Gunter's scales and dividers-Day
and night telescopes-Reading glasses Of
with eight draws--siIver and plated spetta-
cIes. For sale by
Wanted to purchase,
a N ACTIVE BOY of color. Ie toA yrs
"A ofage. Inquire Of the printer.
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For Freight,
s%% The brig SUSAN, captain Hobbs !;
AAssfcarries about 1900 bbls; is good
vessel, land will be ready for cargo IN few
days Apply to WIN. FOWLE s. Co.
Who have for sale said briggs cargo, OF
200 tons plaster paris
Also landing from schr. Thetis, capt Hedges,
Is bbls Muscovado suga,
6 hhds retailing molasses
For Freight,
E%| The superior schr THETIS, He'd
sa&ges, master; carries about 1000 bbs;
is a first rate vessel will be ready for a car
go in 3 days, and cantake freight to the w.
Indies. or southern port. Apply as above.
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saw 70 lord Sidmouth, 9 here S my Manches-
ter cavalry lead on citizens, do your du-
~. He added, that with is own butcher
knifebe wouIdcu cut off the heads of ministers,
and carry off those ofloras Castlereagh and
s;dmouth in triumph. On this occasion,
Brunt. another Of the conspirators, e%xclaiin-
ed. "Ill be d--difI don't believe there.
Is God. | have often prayed that these
thieves might all be together, in order TO be
murdered and now he has heard my prayer"
The houses Of lord Harrowby, Castlereagh,
and Sidmouth, the duke of Wellington, and
the bishop of London were to have been set
ON fire, at the same time.
The participation of Thi.tlewood in all
these complots was most amply proved
but his counsel, Mr.. Adolphus. ~contended,
that they did not amount to high treason.
His reasonings were rebutted by the solicitor
general. Chief Justice Abbott charged the
Jury, who retired at 5 o'clock, and in TWEEN
~ Ave minutes returned with a verdict OF
guilty Of conspiracy to levy war, and actu-
ally levying war against the king IN other
words guilty Of high treason.
The court was crowded to excess, but the
injunction of the chief justice against any
expression of qualification or regret at the
verdict, was strictly complied with.
During the trial Thistlewood exhibited
much 6rmness, but his head and countenance
both fell when the verdict was pronounced
IThistlewood is so years old-was Tor
merly a captain Of militia, and afterwards
held a commission in the regular army, and
served in America and the West-lndles.-
Having married lady with all income OF a
bout 1900 dollars a year, he sold his con-
mission, and repaired to France, where be
imbibed all the principles Of the most no.
torious revolutionists. At the downfall oil
the latter, he returned to his native country,
and commenced a violent retormist.l
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yArE 1sTELLrsENcE FROM THE SPANISH
MAINE.
From the N. Y. Com. Ado. Mag %.
IS By the arrival this morning of the schr.
Cordelia, captain Anger, in % days from
Curacao. we have received from our cor
respondents Curacao Gazettes 10 the 10th
April.
These papers contain the official accounts
Of the taking of Rio de la Hacha, by the
squadron under the cammand of admiral Bri-
on. with a division of troops, commanded
by colonel Mantilla. The inhabitants OF
Rio de la Hacha, made no resistance.
The Interior object Of the expedition is
supposed to be against St. Martha, for the
purpose Of opening a communication with
ST. Fe.
Private letters from Rio de la Hacha, of
the 26th March, however, say, that a part OF
the troops had gone by way OF Upar, to
unite themselves to the army OF St. Re,
which is in two divisions. one in Cheriquan.
ma and the other near the banks OF the Ten
erihe.
Col. WarIette, with force of 300 men,
which marched from Carthagena against
| Choco, had been defeated in the month Of
February in St. Luis de CONCORD, and esca-
ped with about fifty men only. Mompox
| and Ocana, are said to be occupied by the
Patriots and it is added in these letters,
| that the Republican feet would soon be I'M
der the walls of Carlhagena. The greater
part of the inhabitants Of Rio de la Hacba,
who fed on the approach of the Patriots,
| had returned to their homes at the date of the
last advices.
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FROM oPoRTo.

The brig Pizarro, Churchill, has arrived
at New London, in 80 days from Oporto.-
In her came passengers, ]. Baroze, Esq.
Consul General for the Government of Por-
tugal, to reside at Philadelphia. Captain
Churchill reports, I" that the unjust and un-
necessary system of quarantine was still
continued against American vessels, both in
Lisbon and Oporto and the frequent petit
tions of toe American Consul General, as
well as of the merchants, has had no effect,
and he believes win not, so long as the es-
Enlistment is sogreat a peculiarly object 10
the managers of it, unless cur government
takes som measures to prevent these impo-
sitions upon our commerce. Considerable
might now be carried on to ad-
vantage with that country, could these i'm
positions be done away" He also states
that he had good reason to believe, if the
English papers would pay more attention to
their own domestic troubles, & less, to pro-
mulgate the distresses of America, we should
meet with much less embarrassment in our
trade with those nations, which are too
much under their influence.
n. B. British damaged Goldfish admitted
alongside the keys to discharge, while Ame-
ricsn White oak Slaves must be landed
through the La1aretto, for publication, at an
expence Of at least one third their Value
Indian corn, hard wheat, -four of all kinds,
and rice, prohibited. All was quiet in Spain,
and 90 political commotions in Portugal.
We would add that some o four own news
papers would 60 well to use prudence in
sounding the alarm oil disease and CONTACT
on that is, to sound it no oftener than the
public safety requires. and no longer than
the case exists. We are inclined to think
the 5lazoning forth every case of fever that
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At Leaisdmg on Tie second Mo.,.
of May and October; and At G', !s
burg. on the fourth Mondays If 'Slti-
and October. Ma
2. An act altering the place off,,
ing the Circuit and District Cons st.'
the District Of Ohio. House !. D
March, 1890. 9Th March. sa
The Circuit Court to be held ~
lumbns on the first, and the D;s,se
Court to be held at the same nIass
the second Mondays Of stntemLpr ~,
January.
5. An act establishing Circuit Con-.
within and for the District of Mains
FSenate. 50th OF March, 1891 ~.
March.
Rhode Island, Massachusetts,. No.,
Hampshire, and Maine, to be the s,,.
circuit. Two courts ANNUALLY in Mi,
lat Portland, ON the 9Th of Nav. s"s
at Wiscasstt, on 9Th Of October. TTa
court may be held by one Judge, w,s'
the other is unable to attend. The q"
cult Court powers Of the District Conn.
of Maine are repealed. The Circnit
Court of Maine may decide unou q.
tons originated in the District Cont
and causes depending in the Cirrni,
Court of Massachusetts may be tran,
ferrcd.
a. An act to establish a District
Court in the state of Alabama. 1Sensa
21st April, 1890. cath April.
The laws OF the q. States EXTENDED
to Alabama. which is to be a district
with a district court, of one Judge; four
stated sessions annually. at Mobile and
Cahawba, beginning at the first on lie
1st Monday of April. 1921. Causes,
&c. in the territorial general court
transferred to the district court. Com.
pensation of The judge 1900 dollars per
annum. A district attorney, with 200
dollars per annum, besides fees ands
marshal. with $50 dollars per annun,
besides fees.
S. An act to alter the times Of tho
session of the Circuit and District
Courts in the District of Columbia,
[House. 18th May, 1890. 17th NAY.
Circuit Court to be held, for Washing.
ton county, on the first Monday in 0c.
tober and second Monday in April; aud
for Alexandria, on the first Mondays
in November and May. The district
court to be held on the first Mondays
of December and June.
6. An act for altering the times for
holding the court of the U. States for
the Western District of Pennsylvania.
[Senate. 18th May, 1890. 18th May.
To be held on the first Monday in
May, and second Monday in 0ctober.
Appeals and writs Of error to lie from
the district courts, when acting asa
circuit court, to the supreme court, 200
dollars to the attorney and marshal Of
the western district of Penn. and the
same to those of the northern district
Of New York; to commence goth Aprll
1919.
z, An act to continue in force Lie
act entitled "An act to provide tor re-
ports of the decisions Of the Supreme
Court,'' approved The Sd OF March
1917. ISenate, 18th May, 1890. lsln'
May.
6. An act to provide for building al
addition to the custom house now erec'-
ing in the city Of New Orleans TOR NV
use of the District Court OF the Z. .
for the state Of Louisiana. oehas''
18th May. 1890. Goth alag.
To contain rooms suitable tor the w
of the Court. As soon as the OuildlSs
is completed, the present court 'Ou''
and lot to be sold.
To be C%ontinued.}
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kA1N READING ROOM M
sssI&S: MARINE JOUR NAL -
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, May 3

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, May 90
ARRIVED, c.u
schr. Younger Son. VandrHck' nO''
Ocracock shingles, to the master; 6,
A brig from Norfolk. with a ral' w
the navy yaRd.passed up this fooreno0''
SAILED,
Sloop Ocean. Middleton. Nof9olA'
schr Adonis, Baker, Baltimore
The brig Columbus, ofand from p ".,
men, s5 days out, bound to THIS P%'
was spoken May 18th, lat. So, so' i %
70, by Capt. Churchill. of the Ur's
zarro, arrived at New-London, May -
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London, April I9,
CONVICTION OF THlsTLEwooD.

WV ANN Va
This day the trial of Arthur T~histlewood,
on an indictment for high treason, connect
ed with what's called the Cato-street con-
spiracy," was brought TO a close, and a YER
dict of Guilty pronounced by an intelligent
and impartial jury. The trial lasted tour
days and nearly two hundred witnesses were
examined. The principal of these were no
bert Adams, an accomplish, and the officers
of the police who arrested the prisoners
Adams testified to numerous meetings being
held by the ccnspaators, at which 1t was pro-
posed 10 excite a civil war, seize upon can
non. make the Mansion House the head
quarters of a provisionary government, and
10 attack the ministers in their houses, and
murder them. At one of these meetings, in
formation was received that the ministers
were all TO dine at Lord Harrowby's the next
evening. On this I'histlewood remarked, it
would be a rare bout to murder them all and
Immediately formed the plan to execute it.
They were to get the door open by knock
ing--to walk in and throw hand-grenades
among the ministers, and murder good and
bad. If any were good they were to suffer
for keeping bad company. Ings was to lead
the rest. He was determined, he said, to
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From the National Mtelligencer.
ACTS
OF THE SIXTEENTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

FIRST SESSION.
A List of the Titles Of all the Acts,
Resolutions and Treaties, approved and
ratified at the first session OF the Six
teenth Congress, &c, Continued.
CRIMES N PUNIsHMENTs.
1. An act IT, continue in force Gan
act to protect the commerce of the Uni
ted States and punish the crime OF plra-
cy," and also to make further provision
for Furnishing the crime of piracy
TSenate, 18th May, 1900 Goth May.
lst, Cd, Sd and ath sections OF act OF
Sd March, 1919, continued for two
years. &c. Robbery On board a vessel,
or upon the ships company, on the high
seas, or on tide water, declared piracy.
and punishable with death. Landing
from a piratical vessel. and committing
robbery, declared piracy. and punlsha-
BILE with death. Citizens Selling ne
grocs on foreign shores, for the slave
trade, &c. adjudged pirates, and to sui
fer death. Citizens on board foreign
vessels, and any person on board Anne
rican vessels, being concerned j II de-
tanning negroes &c. not held to labor,
&c. or transferring them from vessel 10
vessel, &c. in the slave trade, declared
pirates, and to suffer death.
DOCUMENTS.
/. An act authorizing the transmits
sion Of certain Documents free OF post
age. TSenate. l4th December, 1872
18th December.
Members, delegates, secretary and
clerk, may transmit any document,
printed by order, during the 10Th Con-
gress, to any post Office.
Q. Resolution for the farther distri-
button of the Journal of the Convention
which formed the constitution Of the u.
States. 10th January, 1901 25th
January.
Members of Congress, President,
heads of departments, Judges, colleges,
&c. to be furnished with copies.
8. Resolution to authorize the publ
cation of part Of the Secret Journal of
Congress, under the Articles of COME
deration. House. elst April, $780,
Gath April.
1000 copies of the Secret Journal,
papers and documents, heretofore con
sidered confidential, from 1855, to
1889, to be published, under the direc-
t;,u of tho ppacjdnnt
4. Resolution for the distribution of
certain copies Of the journal of the
Convention which formed The Constitu-
ton. House. 9Th May. 1901 18th
Mag.
A copy to be sent to each member Of
the Convention now alive.
DUTIES.
/. An act to remit the duties on a
statue of George Washington. [Senate.
cath February, 1901 9TH !March.
Duties on a statue Of George Wash
ington RENTED in North Carolina.
2. An act to impose a new tonnage
duty on French ships and vessels
House. 18th May, 1890 10Th .May.
After the lst OF July, 1890, the tom
mage on French vessels to be IS dolls.
peg ton.
JUDICIARY.
/, An act to alter the terms of the
Court of the Western District of Vir.
GINA. House. 10th February, 1920.
l4th February.
The sessions Of the court to be here
after holden, at Wythe court house, on
the first Mondays of May, and October;
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oPH

To prevent the recurrence in eur cities OF
this most horrible and terrific of all diseases,
a writer in the Philadelphia Union propo-
ses, instead Of the cruel treatment which has
heretofore been inflicted OIL the canine race,
that. during the summer months, all dogs
running at large in our cities, should be
muzzled with a leather muzzle, which could
be done at very triiing expense, and with
out inconvenience to the animals. With
this precaution they might roam at large
with perfect safety. Humanity and a res
pect for the lives OF our fellow citizens. cau
loudly for some general and permanent re-
g~ulation on this SUBJECT all our cities.
Albany Statesman.
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Notice.

KX7AS taken from a black woman' ma
wv silver spoons, 2 large and tb
ones, they are supposed to be slo h"% al
owner can have them by describing nth the
paying the cost of this advertisement
are left at Mr.. Adams shop. eo9t
May 81
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gFThe person who borrow v,

ed a Gunter's scale a few days SINCE WIN "a
out permission of the owner, Is reau IT, made
return it, otherwise his name VIII oe ;ng III
public, which will prevent his repea'~
experiment.. may
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Ner- York, May &c.
PRIZE VESSELS.

PRIZE VESSELS.
The armed schr. Plattsburgh, and pilot
boat schnr. Science, arrived at this port yes
terday afternoon, having been captured on
the Coast Of Africa, by the U. S. ship Cyane,
Capt. Frenchard. Two other slave schnrs.
the Endymion and Esperanto, captured by
the Cyane, and ordered for this port, sailed
from the Coast in company, and may be
hourly expected. From a friend on board
the Cyane, we have received letter dated
he 18th, off Cape Moutserada, from which
we copy the following
We watered at Sierra Leone, and pro-
ceeded Immediately to the southward.-
Since passing the Sherbro Island we have
detained ten slave vessels, four of which we
send in sor adjudication, the others being SO
we'll covered with false papers. were given
up. The number of vessels engaged in this
inhuman traffic is incredible ; not less than
two hundred at present on the coast, all OF
them fast s~aiIeys, well manned and armed,
and | am sorry to add, many of them own
ed by Americans, although under foreign
flags.
We have been constantly chasing night and
day, since our arrival on the coast, and some
times had several in sight at the same time.
We are at this moment in chase of a schnr.
called the CoroIedo, which has escaped from
US twice already, by very superior sailing.
and | fear we shall not be able to come up
with her to-day.
We have seen but one American trading
yessel on the coast, (the brig Chance, capt.
Swan, from Boston, who has gone te lee
ward
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Letters have been received in Washing
ton from Mr.. Forsyth, our minister to Spain.
announcing bis arrival al Bordeaux, and ms
intention shortly to proceed to the United
States.
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Turtle Soup.

NAMILlES and others may be suPSIa Al.
IL with Turtle Soup this day, ron T su
ter IL o'clock. anfapplicatiOn at Inc
adjoining thefTheatre. u
may SIC
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A copy has been received at New-York
Of the Treaty of Peace between Buenos
Ayres and the confederated provinces OF
Entre-rios, Santa Fe. &c. Sarratsa is at
the head of the government. and every
thing is tranquil and settled at BuenOs
Ayres. This is acceptable news. Mot Int.
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existed in New York last summer, was no.
merely unnecessary, but p~rsjudicial to the
country.
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/, An act to alter the terms of the
Court Of the Western District of Vir.
GINA. House. 10th February, 1890.
l4th February.
The sessions Of the court to be here
after holden, at Wythe court house, on
the first Mondays of May, and October;
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Charleston, Mag %.
FROM q PATRIOTS.

FNCH TIE FAIhIUIS'
We have received the following letter. from
cur correspondent at ST. Thomas, per bri:
Sea Gull, furnishing some late accounts o
the progress Of the contest in South America
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Astronomical Lectures.

Il. DAVID YOUNG proposes to
IVA deliver -Four Lectures on the sci
aace of ASTRONOMY, ia the School
room of Mr.. JAMES Ross, ia the AdeI-
.phian Academy, 10 this town; 10 which.
among other things, viii be shown the
figure aud motion of the Earth, together
with those of the Celestial Bodies; the
causes OF The various phenomena Of the
visible heavens; the method by which
the distances and magnitudes of the plan
cts have been determined, and the motion
of light ascertained; the causes of The
ebbing and flowing of the sea, and the
reason why there are two flows and two
Gibbs 10 one lunar day, &c. He will at
tend every Tuesday evening at the room
above mentioned, for four weeks, con-
mencing THIS EVENING, at half past
6 O'Clock, at which time aud place all who
may feel themselves Interested, whether
Gentlemen or Ladies, are respectfully
requested to attend.
Ad,aittance, l2l cents per evening.
Eiiz. Town, Oct. 81. 1920.
CONCLUDING EVENING.
Sa5ects-The causes Of the Ebbing
and Flowing of the Sea-. with the reason
of two flows and two GIBBS in one Lunar
day; the method by which the motion of
Light has been determined; aud the con-
sislency Of the motion of Planet or
Comet 10 an ellipticai OF eccentric orbit.
The former of these subjects having
attracted the attention and excited the
curiosity Of many, Mr.. Young hopes to
have the satisfaction of making ii clear
TO the understandings Of respectable
lnumber. Nov. 81, 1920.