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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

hands q H,ruiI W..
How ca, The N v N.,;..., $3.50. 80, - -
peet n. To- rocc .sh III, w. W., ar. noahc eS-
puts fort h such ,,o,i ~ X s,,a s FORM, when
utility they infringe upon no righ,, whrh the states posses In
exclusion Of those Of the eonfe,,at.s yryr,n,cn, sh, ~
press power of " Wv Mn,en ,ne e.
,n, aS ~. mine "Hcrnbook of politics lie Is igno-
muek ar hhe1fy OF the Federal Constitution, Cal
's"a'kan'
n .
The New-isyen Journal civil, enouvb 10 assert that tho,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

We have 80 WISH 70 Pfo;ons Idle diss,fsf,oo ng NJ.
w. ~ ne wonhl probe Ne President, Mf..ars ,,i, , o.
ma 80 n'ced ihe inleossicr,s sghiol t,e rs H. 49,; 80
ttsNss' ~ ca weeks Let Us fIef,f ee.e
'hf "nsva'yS i'g1Hahy fs liberal 4 zeal M, "a, ~
WHO WI, Etw ,,ae that raIet H~nfy VS. ~, Grator =, m,
1s .o.l ~ We nave 2 w'h O. treat NJ v nf,i,t, f
hi. ath' whenever they hase 6taf but " e
can @ with bun wh' he has .aid u rs t,t Il ,se have com
meoed on ms political abe ration' more m sorrow bs,
m"h go2d 3. The Regi'ie .hoad wR, one .ts1sls ,.r
rs '"e coa'u'ro' ush sweeping bpsss. ls n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10
RICHMOND PRICES CTJRRENJ,

Tohacco,vrry fine, III. 10 IS Hides S,,n;.h &c m
No. rniia"u"s' 10 Brandy, Coz, GAL 1 90 al p
Flour City mill, new 5 10 5 25 IWbkev iT'e' 90 -
Do Cana, sales 5 90 HIm a., -,i; :, 80 ~
Wheat bu hel, ga 100 20 Nsy EyyI 20 ~
MI 40 % Wine, Madeira, . so a 8 .
n,''' "'' 10 Do.Siciy Madeira, "a
rs, 80 80 40 Do Malaga 65 a 40
D,,'P pr !" :" ~ ~ i-2 Tea, Imp Gunp. 81 a Al
h"lier, do. 10 a is Do. Young Iiy.nn on = a.
Coffee, do ~ n IS 10 Alolas,c. ''''"' ~ -
Coioi do is a 10 - II.mp no. ,oo II M %
Indigo, do. 275, 9 90 i,r I'm ~ ~ ~ d ~
Nall, cut, do. IL Pork rsrLIJ ~ ~
Rice, do. Sb,J ~ -
Sugar Loaf, H.. IL n % Cut fie-r;nr. ~ Wy
40. bross, 10 a - Salt, per Sack o 81 -
lion, Hemp, &c. is .od the loo b. ,n.h,J -, a.
i2ib. OF ton OF > $40, heretofore. " 80
Stale iiank of North Carolina 10 nrr com >O'FS
South Carolina banks, 10 do ''s
Georgia banks, % 10 Ia
DAysn on
DOublCons, l5 o.,
PRICES OF STOCKS
u. s. Bank, uI1 IL.
Bank Va. 'Io1 ~
% sh los "a
Farmers liank Io5 =,
''"'"e''rr aud Petersburg Turnpike Co. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

1920 Prizes amounting 10 ?os oa0 dolla..
J., ne whole pas die 10 CASH aud h,c =. u.,ai ~ 90
ms OFFlCE, eda b. bad The MOMENT THEY N,r
Whole Tickets $i2 Quarters So 90
Halves q , L,;ab,L 20
To be had in tho create, -. - -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

A SINGLE gentleman wishe. 10 proc, g no., 10
IN private family, in the upper part of main rs.s ~
Sh", ,n n "' we cApn'i lie also wishes procure
rnd len AZ this Ollie, will be attenJeIto - 7" a.
Jan. 10. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10
Spring Garden FOR ,Rent

AN desuous I" ,tnt Tor h. present year tbs, vaIu,b,
Farm called STRING GARDEN, oonainine between y
d 800 acres OF land, lying Pan,nty river ia the count
~ Hanover about equl-distaut from Castle anI
owe Farm good dwelling and nee
81" hpisr aud an eNceeat Gorde, and Orchard oC
n,>' IN" lani Is III good heart and admirably adapcd ,
o corn AMI cotton IRON 10 GOOD hand. nav
We worsed on II to great adratGse Asa considerable, no, io,
~ ahu siteady Ailowed, aus lime February ,yonld No,
ne to" late to pitch crop, although v.scon Of The Farm
can he ha. immediately lt will he renie,o good tenon, On
,nlr' e" io lar Prire IN Any person disposed 10
gam wi please Apply in terson by litter (pnare pa
TO he subscriber in Richmond w II no l%'/
Jan. To- ~ -. .e ''prsi-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

The Norfolk Herald seems no, 70 have .d,.,,.,
10 nge circumstance that the words % 10 organizc
tie whole Isbonr Of nation" are MIR. Rn-h,s
not ours does IL seem to have sdvetfed 70
the circumstance that Mr. RS plan for pronoling
domestic manufactures, sin (acs to tax one class
Of capitalists Tor the benefit Of another tits TO tax
me farmers Tor The benefit Of the manufacturers;
w hat dIherencedoes ii make whether the tax goes
into the u. s. treasury to be paid ort r., ~, 80,
viacurer; or, whether he COLLECTS il him ,ef IN tb.
enhanced prico Of his articles? The vie,,s ,oticI
tie y. I. American has taken of Mr.. Rs r,oo,
si'ioh TO raise the duty fine cottoDs. are a. e.
gent as they clear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

IT rreor'men nj the Extracts under III. po,c,, Yea,
this morning. Enquirer, the reader, a,,.n,ior RI
may or seen sud copies obtained, ting bookstore, %
"rIs F"hwhylsonn and Nash, and at the Eagle Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

son OF Notoway, Lsfer, Morton, u;ner, cabe Gi,.na
lump 81 r1',,natah, Watkins o Powh.an Jee Wood
White, Moore, Cline kigors, Masen Towle. Brys. Non
cure Cook cinmP Mcoy Curtis, Keller tlunseriord Wal
Williamsburg-i2i. 80 - "
VA motion OF Mr.. Harvie, OF Richmond CITY,
,he House came to the resolution to adjourn till
Monday eiere, o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

,u ~, " re1"e'ed 10 state that Col. John Brorn is !.
ca"dN'ae prepres.nt the district ~ The rn,;.
@recahrer, Boitou Bath SeLola, ana
ALE Shsuy, intlie Senate of ynriua - " ~' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10

VIM H. Rochester, hi, Office % mice Of the all
circuit IN tue state Of New York. OF nealh ~
nominated a. Secretary the Panama Commission. and hi.
triend calculate h tris TO the ..iL.u, viii on,rh,
tue restoration VI la. u. ahii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10
HIGHEST PRIZE.
1DW, OOD DOL,T,ARSy

he 'hnt its' ,ndshtnue OF which, ana t,, br,,,r
other numerous Capitals combined with lie Co. 10 ~ zoe
s Gels nave eau,ed most oaexAmPe demand Gota
sNtF pi ~ tue Unfon and hey air, sy heenDrr c,
Distant Adventures should tlie.rfos f,,;ys,I H.
wimih "ciiH ~ order 10 chance. lof the nre, Con-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31

the pitiiess blows Of the parchment laced,
Randolph old man, who must have
lived three score years, one of the oxen
had commenced trot. and the great OBJ
ject appeared 10 be, 10 get the other into
the same gait. Hes coming" the girl
Of fifteen at last exclaimed. Al the word,
her aged companion instantly turned his
head TO look down the street, and at the
same time gave his oxen desperate ana
a more merciless blow than before. We
looked in the same direction, and saw
lank, lean, handy legged man, pushing for
ward in an Indian trot, on his goodly stunps.
He soon came up 10 the modern knight OF
the goad, and his young du!cinea, and IN
words filed with breath, exclaimed, "Tve
caught YOU, YOU rascal icheU .--where are
you going with my da'ter--you hussy.-
,che,c !--you-go home--start--quick.-"l
wont" answered the girl, in the true spir-
it of Xantippe. The alteration was kept
up for a considerable time, and the girl
manifested all that admirable obstinacy
which is described in fiction. AT last the
old man asked the father 10 step one side
(st the same time drawing a pint bottle
half way out Of his pocket) and they could
make bargain. After calming the faith
er's spirits with whiskey, the old man Of
fercd to give him two COWS if he would
give him his daughter. The father upon
examination of the cows, and finding they
were worth more than the services Of his
daughter concluded TO receive them, and
take them home in her place. The bar
gain made to the satisfaction of both par
ties, they 60 TO justice of the peace, and
the girl throwing white dress over her
linsey woolsey, is prepared TO become a
bride. The justice refused to marry them
without a license. The father and his
grey son.in law proceeded to the clerks
oliice-one dollar must be paid for the Ii
cense. Alas that one poor dollar should
blast the budding joys Of a blasted old man
Neither had penny of money, and the
clerk without any of his usual sympathy,
denied the license until his fees were paid
What could be done? No hero of move
ever had such matter of fact impedmen
placed in the way otthe frution oihis hopes
The grey old lover, weighed down with
age, would not pawn his own oxen 10 pro
cure the money, but insisted that the father
should find the means paying for ths
license. Thereupon they disputed--broke
off the bargain--the old man kcp. his cows
and the father took houie his dsr.N;cr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
Notice to Farmers.

VNHE Subscriber having several Farms in
l. the District of Abbcvile, situated III the
upper part of the State of South Carolina, the
leases of which expire on the LIST OF January
next will give encouragement to industrious
families, or to number of sober, steady and
active young men, accustomed to farming, to
settle there.
The Farms are Of the first quality Of soil
producing the best upland cotton, tobacco, in
iian corn, wheat, and all other kinds of small
grain--are under good cult'vauion---well wa.
tered and well fenced-apd the buildings and
other improvements eligible. The climate,
similar 10 that Of the northern States, j. heal
,hy--the population numerous the roads in
general good--and the lands not distant from
hamburg and Augusta, both places always
ready money markets for the produce of that
section OF the country For fnrii~- pariiru.
lars, applyto
FaAscIs HrSDrpsov, Jun Esq, or To
FRANCIS HENDERSON
Newport, Aug. 81, lS26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
DANCING SCEcc-.
DAVID ~ CAyMsEs

COMMENCED his Dancing School on
~ Monday last, at Masonic Hall. All those
desirous of attending the school, will please
make application at the Hall on Monday alter
noon next, at 3 p. N. aug III.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
FROM COLOMBIA.

The schooner Arisanna, Southcomb, has
arrived at Bal:,u0re III Is days from La
guira, bringing adyices from Colombia t.
the lst of August. Capt. :. reports tha,
Gen PacZ was at Valencia with or 10000
men, and the streets of Caracas and Lagu-
ira, were daily patroled to add to his army
Gen. Bcrlnudc2 was at Cumana, with an
equal force to oppose the movements ofGe
Paez. The editor of the Baltimore Gu
zette has received letters from his cores
pondents al Laguira, which state that the
collector Of the customs at that place had
received an order, requiring all duties for
four months TO % paid in cash, before the
goods could be delivered from the public
stores. The merchants had had meeting
and demonstrated againstlhe measure. The
British frigato David was at Laguira, and
the American residents there complain that
some Of our national vessels do not pay
them visit, as their presence would seem
10 to be necessary.
4 letter from Puerto Cabello, dated the
2lst, TO the editor of the y. \. Daily Ad-
vertiser, says" The province Of VeneZcu-
In wears gloomy aspect---not a cent III the
treasury, in consequence Of which, there is
no ambition: all dissatisfaction. On the
9TH inst. lieutenant, a well informed young
man, attached to the corvette Urea, Com
Brown, selzcd the cutter oftiIc ship, water.
ed and provisioned her, and made sail about
8 o'clock, P. NJ. with 81 petty officers and
seamen, belonging to the ship Urica, and
brig Pimchincha. This was followed by
several other dcsertions Of officers, privates
&c. \ number Of other American officers
in this service, have sent in their resigna-
tions, which, in all probability, will DO &c.
cepted by the ministers Of Marine.
The contractor, for this province, is un'
der an arrest, and will lose all the provi
sions which he has supplied the govern
ment with for three months, for falling shor
two days rations. Merchants are all sell
ing off at prime cost; being afraid of dis
tnrbances. There are no less than 80 mes
chants who have closed doors within thes,
ten days"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
NdutitaI fntflltgentr.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
CLE.3RED,
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Providence
SlOop B y. Jones. Manchester, New. York
slevp Nihey i Polly, lagton, Ns.-fOIk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31

BosroS, Aug. 90.
Nee Eareui Hall .narket.-The new
Market House ie occupied for the first time
today. We understand the stalls are leas-
ed at the same rate in proportion to the
number OF feet, that was paid for those in
the old market The leases of stalls a
mount to $4,000, and those Of the cellars
TO S6,GW thus giving an annual income
from the cellar and lower floor of S25 900.
The income from the chambers and from
the wharfis not vet ascertainsd. The sum
Of siOo,0oo has been offered for the pur-
chase Of the wharf, and refused.
Repertory.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
PATENT,
Vo prevent Fraud by alte-
ratiOnS.

THE nature and advantages Of the
l. method lately discovered Of Prerent-
ing or Protecting against Fraudulent Prdc-
t,ces upon Bank Notes, Post Notes, Bills Of
Exchange. Promissory Notes, Checks,
Drafts, Certificates of Stock, Policies Of In
surances. Wills, Lottery Tickets, and OH
or instruments, whether mercantile or lc-
gal, may be briefly explained as follows
1t is obvious, that as Writing and Print.
ing Ink may be discharged by the appllca-
ton Of certain strong acids, very danger
our po,oer is possessed by evil disposed
persons, for efecting any alteration that
suits their purpose, either in sum, nunLer,
dat, or endorsement.
The oblec, Of the present Invention, ror
which the President Of the U. S. granted
his Letters Patent, is TO effect this securi-
ty by the introduction Of the other devices,
drawn or printed in vegetable or animal
colours upon ore or both sides Of the pa
per,on which the value Of the Check, Draft,
or other documents, is TO be written
should an attempt be then made 10 extract
the writing, by the use Of any chemical
! preparation, an instantaneous Discharge or
| change Of colour Of the lines or other de-
rice will be produced which will render
the document upon which the attempt may
be made, entirely useless. l
" Check Books. Drafts, Promissory
Notes and Lottery Tickets, printed on Cop
perp.ate ia various colors, and prepared
paper for letters Of credit, and every des-
cription of documents, may be seen and %.
tanned by applying at the bookstore VI
Mr.. ]. HUTCHENS, No. /, Market
Square, first door west ofthe Bridge, Prov
idence, who is authorised to contract with
Banks, and other Corporate Bodies, Tor
COPPER Plates for Notes, Post Notes,
Checks, Drafts, $c.--which will be far
nished at the shortest notice.
WIN. VI. EVANS, Pdtenfee,
No. l35, Chesnut-street,. Philadelphia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
THE ELECTION.

In Portsmouth, Middletown, jamestown,
and Little-ComPton, the former Representa-
tlyes were reelected. In Tverton, Job Dur.
fee was elected in place ofAllen Durfee.
Bristol, Warren and Darlington, same as be.
fore, excepting Nathaniel Smith, Of Barring
ton, in place Of William Allen, resigned.
Johnston, Cranston, and Warwick, same as
before.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
.ARRYiL.S.

.fHhff.ffso. 9,
TursspAY Aug 2i--arr. sch. Sally nope,
Baker, fr. Boston,
Sch Susan. Hadwn, fr Bath,
FRipaY-arr sch. Relief, Rogers, fr. Dennis
Sch. Hercules, Barker, tr Hartford, bound
10 Boston,
Sloop Charles, Hudson, fr. n. York,
Sloop Aurora, Brightman, fr. Westgort,
Sloop Apollo, Thayer, fr. N. Y. for Taunton,
Sloop Mary, Fox, fr Troy, for Pmlad'
SAruRpAY-arr. ship Elbe, ,Stanhope IT. Ma
tanzas, for Trieste,
Sch. Dove, Low, fr N. York,
Sch. Alexander, Sayer, fr, Mount Desert
Sch Mary Ann, Anderson, ir, n LoncSn,
Sch Enterprizc, French. fr. Bay River, r,N'S'
SuSDAr-srr brig Shibboleth, loves IT.
Steuben,
Sloop Hun,ress, Read fr. Prov. for \: Y.
MoNDAr---arr. sch Gov. BROOKS; fio"es'
fr Bangor.
Sloop Washington, Terry, fr Sag Harbor,
Sloop Gov Eustis, Hatch, fr. Nantucket
for Hartford,
Sloop Hero, Briggs, fr Freetown, Tor y \
SloOp Lafayette, Cummings, ff' Nantucket
for Somerset,
Sloop Hiram, Eldredge, fr Prov. for, Sag
harbor,
TurspAr-.-arr. brig Massachusetts,, Hobart
fr n. Orleans.
Brig Geo. Washington, smith, IT. AieAan-
dria,
Sloop lydia, Marble, fr Somerset.
Sloop Speed Rose, ir. Philad.
Slop Alice, Bnghtman, fr. y. York,
Sloop Albion Barker, fr, Norwich,
Sloop Express, Chapman, ir. Charleston
via. New-York.
MEMORANDA.
Leit at Havana 18th inst. brig Harvest, El-
dred, of this port waiting freight.
Spoken, 18th inst lat 81 long 73 5V, ship
Boy, Green, Of this port
A letter from Capt Earl, of Newport, of
ship Frederick Augustus, states, that his ship
had u full cargo of sperm oil, and was bound
home prov Pat.
Spoken lIth inst lat. % 3, long. IS, brig
John, Norris fr this port, for Havana 2Oth, OIL
the Delaware, brig Massachusetts, OF ~ Or
| leans, for this port.
Arr at Mobile, Goth ult schr, Caliban, Day
ton, fr. this port.
Acr at Alexandria 23d inst. schr. Washing
ton Packet, Shove, fir. thisporl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
D-tc0.

In this town on the 10Th inst, Mrs Sarah
Gates, wife Of Capt Asa Gates.
On the Goth, Mrs. Peace .Mahee, wife Of Mr.
Eugene Mahce, aged ~ years.
On Sunday evening last, Sarah Jane.
daughter of mr. William Smith in the 81 year
Of her age.
At New.Shoreham, on the 9Th inst mrs.
WaIty Paine, wife Of mr. VIM. Paine, aged
60 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31

From the Colombian and Ohio) Ga-ette.
Ruadray Lorers.-A short time since,
there were seven passing through the
streets OF Columbus, in a wagon drawn
By two yuked oxen, an old man and a
Young cirl. Our attention was directed
towards them by the remorselcss repetition
with which the old man piled his goad up.
on the patient oxen. The girl was look
ing with apparent anxiety, either al the
old barrels placed in the wagon behind the
board upon which she sat, or down the
stree, 4.rca had .rst been passed. From
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31

A Respectable woman TO do the work, (in
"A oIudng plain cooking, and washing) OF
q family consisting OF B persons. Wages .
shilliprs week, also Boy 10 clean knives,
shoes, draw water, and 60 on erIands, None
need apply without testinonials Of honesty
aud sobriety. Apply a, %. store Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
EROM BR.lIH.

A report from Bahia, c: July lst, states,
that another action had been Tough, in
sight of Montevideo, in which as usual,
the Brazilians we're defeated, with the loss
of COO killed, and 800 made prisoners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
g|.8AyN cM-HMs.

TIlE Colonels ofthe Regiments compos.
l. ing the First Brigade of Militia, will
parade their respective Regiments for In
spection. review, and improving in martial
exercise, on the following days, viz:-
The Fourth Regiment commanded BY
lAeut. Col. Nathaniel Fales, on Tuesday,
Sept. 18th.
The First Regiment commanded BY Col
Thomas Stacey, jun. on Thursday, Sept.
Nth.
The Tenth Regiment commanded by
Col. Bradford Pierce, on Friday, Sept.
18th.
The Commandants Of the several Regi.
ments will order their Companies to mus
ter at an early hour that the Troops may
be drawn up for Inspection at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
BY order Of Brig. General
WV. MUENscHER,
JOHN b. NEWTON, Major s. IN
spsctor efths FIRST Brigade Il. !. Militia.
Newport, August lS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31

The first American Steam Boat Compa-
ny has been dissolved in consequence of
successful rivalship, and has withdrawn its
bouts from the North River, and they are
TO be sold.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-31
WAS'rED,

A BOY 10 attend in Day Coops SToRr.
n None need apply except such as have
the good qualities required for that employ
rneni. LDNhhD W. Ln
aur Qj
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-31

J0hn :. Mi\ier
HIS. IN STORE, IND OFFERS FOR &3LE,
80 BBLS prime pork
40 do mess do
100 do herrings
40 do shad
10 tierces rice
10 hhds molasses
$50 Porto Rico hides
$50 Oronoke do
40 sacks fine salt
1000 bushels Turks Island do
500 bushels corn
S terces Jamaica coffee
100 bags St. Domingo do
10 tons ogwood
10 seroons St. Dominsoa Cuba tobacco,
or. casks Malaga wine,
July II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-31
FROM TIE PACIFIC.

The annexed letter has been received by the
proprietor Of the Exchange Reading Rooms, by
the schr. Betsey from Carthagena: Bait finer
''Guaydgxd, Lay eth, ls26.-The following
as list of American vessels at Callao on the
lst current:-ships Gov. Clinton, Of New-York
for Guayaquil; Constitution; M'Rea, full OF bad
-four, and unable 10 sell; Meridian, Duncan, for
Guayaquil; Eliza, Gross, Salem, for Manila;
George, Rea, Of do. for Batavia; Hope, DUNCAN,
from Rio, with sugar which sold at 800 per
cent advance; Peruvian, Kelly, Of Baltimore;
China, Putnam, of Salem; Herald OF Gloucester;
briggs George Gardner, Baltimore; Cervantes,
-; Dido, Page, Of Boston, for California; E
lizabelh Anne, for China; snip Georgia Packet,
in going out, run foul of the Peacock, and car
ried away bowsprit; the herm. brig Wasp, sail
ed on 4 cruise, sealing Bohrar, Merck, sailed
for Chill; Bohrar, Baker of Baltimore, at Cal
lao; ship Rebecca, Sims, was expected from
Arica; -, daily expected with stores for the
frigate United States.
The U. S. ship Peacock; Capt. Jones, was TO
sail in three weeks for the Society Islands -
The brig Nile, Forbes, was at Payta; on the 10th
inst bound to this port and China. The brig
Frederick, Barrett, of Alexandria, sailed for the
United States a few DAYS since, to touch al Mon
tevideo. Brig, Capt. Gordon, TO sail in a
few days from this port for Lima; ship James
sailed from this port Is days since for Lima.
General Bolivar remained in Lima, but was
expected to leave for Colombia. Markets in
Lima as bad as possible--Flour was nominal
az SIS TO on board, few or no sales Effected
In Quay aquil, markets were low.
We have latterly been very much troubled
with a regulation requiring any vessel that dis
charged any part Of her cargo to discharge the
whole, and pay q per cent on valuation, and l
am happy to. advise that this regulation is done
away and no transit duty exists. The duty on
the export of money is repealed, and the duty
on the export of Cocoa is reduced from Is 10
10 per cent. The port charges are also reduc-
ed. Tonnage duties real per ton; fees mere
trihe; pilotage reduced so per cent. Please
give this publicity and oblige, your obedient
servant, VIM. WHEELNRIGHT."'