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: MIR. eiania., a"l.J ia, he bad satisfactorily :.
TO the house, answered the two que-tions. He
had no doubt, that whenever The time should come
the result of the Discussion would be fully sstisfac~
tory to the bouse, and full sindcs,ion Of the Co.
vernment- Cheers
Alter some debate, The house resolv ed itself into
the committee OF supply, when a variety of
were voted. The proceedings OF the committee
were not interesting.
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the despa'sll did rot nsn' on toe nrn.tei. is
whole were either killed or taken prisoners.
The n'e'iny began Sundas, and was ex,in--
guished in the blood or the capture of the ievoer,
on Monday morning. al o'clock. i, continued
all Sunday and SUNDAY night, the ebels bel, & bar
ricaied ali that time. sad KEEP, without food drink
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BIZ The Z MON aud Citisens Line,

Commodore Porter This following despatch
from the Mexican Government. evinces the entire
confidence reposed in the skill aud conduct of
Commodore Porter. II was lately stated, that his
squadron was off the Havana, waiting for La
borde. We believe there is error in this az the
Commodore is supposed to have sailed for Vera
Cruz, and ron thence will go to Colombia, to
effect junction with their squadron, and make
an efficient attack Cuba. [.N Y Eu1.
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10 The Commander Of the Mexican Squadron.
MIR. DAVID PORER
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Up at New York, schr Hope Return, Mlllett, for
Maracaibo-l00 bbs wanted.
Sailed from Hiyre, June 2, brig Union, Burr, OF
this port, for ST Ubes
AT st Bar,s, llth ult. ship Carl John, from Got
tenburg discg; brig Stranger, for New Haven, load
ing; schrs Betsey, Rio de la Hache, loading; Con-
sort, fr Norfolk, dscg.
At Amsterdam, June 18th, brigs Monument, SkiT,
dis; VIM, Iienry, Atwood, New York, 10, schr Ga
zce, ,.do about 7.
June 90
No Am. vessels at st Jago, Cape de Verbs, July
3. The brig Capian, fr Boston, arr June 23d, and
sailed same day for Pernambucc.
At Isle Of May, June %, brig Reaper, Chapman,
from Salem. for Madagascar same day; ship Oryza
Sherrineton, of Ba tmore, for Santos, 3 or A.
At Goree, June ii, brig Sarah Louisa, Chapman
fr Boston, dlscg.
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The OBSERV ATDRY.

LS,sss e.pss G ns os Ss paS and
citizen strangers, that it is now open for IN.
Spring and summer seasons. 1t is situated on
an emnencc which commands beautiful view
of Narragansett Bay and the adjacent coun-
try; and is admitted by all who nave visit, d ii
TO be a delightful place of resort. Attached
to the Observatory, are two excellent Bowling
Alleys, not inferior o any in Rhode-lsland-
The Bar is supplied with the best liquors that
can be procured, and other refreshments such
as Fruits, Pastry, &c. Every attention will be
paid to those who visit the establish ment; and
affords an agreeable walk, particularly to
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
scryaton and amusement The Observatory
will be kept open from O'Clock, A. NJ. till 9,
2. NJ. J. BARTLETT.
may H.
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PROVIDENCE AND P,WTUCKET POST
60 OAtH

YuNhe propretors of the Providence and Paw
Il tucket Post Coach, respectfully INFORM the
public, that they have purchased of Mr.. Simon
II. Arnold, all his right title and interest in
the PaWtucket DILIGENCE, and have MA ced on
the road between Providence and Paw,ucket,
a POST COACH, which will run every day,
(Sundays excepted,) as follows;
The Post Coach will leave Providence at 3
O'Clock, IL O'Clock O'Clock, and at half
past o'clock; and will leave Pawtuoket at 8
O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, half past o'oloch, and at
half past o'clock. Books kept at Wildcr's
Manufa cturer's Hotel, and at Clarke's I'm,
Providence, and at Edwards Hotel, date
Hodges and at Bluke's, Plwtucket.
FARE ~ I-2 cents for those passengers who
are taken at the several houses at which the
books are kept in Providence or Pawtucket,
and landed at the regular stage houses in either
Of he places. Those who wish TO have the
stage call for them at their places of residence
will he charged rs cents: wav passengers,
that is 10 say, those who may take passage Oh
the road will be charged Il l-2 cents
Maya r. Ri AXE, Agent. e.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

4 Lien & BELCHER, al No. !, BROAD
~ Street, in the Store, formerly occup ed bN
the Nlessrs. Peck, offer tor s''e, cUiAl etc
assortment OF Hardware and Cutler! al "ho.e-
sale at retail, as follows, via
Knives and Forks; Pocket and Per- niyes;
Scissors and Shears; Butchcrs'. Cooks, ard
Shoe Knives; Raaors and Strops; linn.Slcs
and Needles; an assortment OF i.oI'ey $ sah
Needles; b. o. knob Lochs; nortice and clos
OF ditto; stock and pad ditto: chest nnd trunk
ditto; tIll, drawer, and box ditto; odd Keys, OF
all sizes; bureau Knobs; trunk Hahdes; shoe
Avis and Tacks; dito Hammers and Rasps
snuff and ,obacco Boxes; fish Hooks aud Lines;
floor. hearth, and paint Brushes bra ss and IRON
Thumb Latches; Bits and sctews; cut and
wrought Nails and Spikes; IRON Mire and sheet
Lead; brass Kettles, from quart 10 20 gli-
. Ions; complete assortment Of hollow WaIe;
odd bake pan Covers, OF all sizes; sad and tai
lors' Irons; trace Chains; snths Wees; cut
Brads and Tacks; clou; Nails Day & Martins
Backing, Sythes and Snoutha; cytHe stones;
patent hay and manure Forks; Hoes JHd SEo,-
els; good assortment Of Woods Povgis;
Hooks and Hinges: nest Weights; ring ditto,
Z, IA, 25, and 80 pounds, by the quantity;
bench Plains; Chisels and Gouges, iiatcheis
and Hammers; broad and narrow Axes; aand
and pannell Saws; compass and table ditto;
box Rules; plated Braces aud Bits; tr! ng
Squares; measuring Tapes; drawing kn.ye- (;
non Porringers and wash Basins; block lin tea
Pots; tin baking Plates; bed Cords and cod
Lines; plas'cring and brick Trowels: patent
Raj Catchcrs, a complete article; a general
assortment of Wings Files ami Easi.; Glass
Paper; tin Lamps, &c. and in fact al
most every other article that is generally cali
ed for at Hardware Store.
| We acknowledge to our friends and cus'om-
ers of Providence and It's vicinity, the very lib
! eral patronag ge that We have received the last
year, and solicit continuance of the same,
! the year ensuing. June @3.
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NEW YORK SHOES.

hT BROWN, g. Co No. 81, Westminster
~ street, have just received, 4 cases La
Dies black prune'la Shoes, strap and clasp,
fill trimmed; 8 ditto ladies' black and coio,ed
cloth slippers, trimmed ard common, comr'ls-
ing the most splendid assortment OF ladies'
Dress shoes, ever offered; Ladies' cloth Boots;
ditto morocco and kid shoes and Pumps
youths and cbildren's Boots, Bootees, Shoes
and Pumps of every description which. added
to their stock on hand, makes complete as
sortment. Also, 6 or hundred pa RS Of Shoes
at less than the original cost, among wuch,
are ladies' cloth Shoes, AZ 3s. Cd. per pa;r;---
children's kid Shoes, AZ 20 cents rer pair: aud
some other kinds equally low. Purchasers
will find il to their interest 10 call detore pur-
chasng elsewhere.
July H. law. g.
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Bu the steamboat Fulton.

Arrived at New York, on Wednesday, ships James
Cropper, Graham, Livcrpool; John Adams, Atwood,
do; schrs Director, Labouse, St Domingo, "; Ban
ner, Bulkley, Savannah, 3; sloops John Chevaer,
Sisson, do and ds from Charleston; Ann, Gaison,
Providence, 2.
Cid br,gs Export, Sands, New Orleans; Nestor,
Squirting, st Bars; schr Paragon, Hpodless, Lagura.
Arr on Thursday, ship Frances, Fosdlck, New Or.
leans, IL; brig Ursula, Dukehart, do ~; schrs John
McIntyre, Moore, Washington, N G .; Eliza Ann,
Otis, Wilmington, 6; Amphlbious, Major, st Mar
tins 22 Two Sons, Dorgan, Baltimore, D; China,
Perry, do4.
Cid ship Emulous, Tngcrsoll, Europe; brig Sarah,
McKown, Wilmington.
Arr at Philadelphia lst, ship Stranger, Dinger, fin
Liverpool; briggs Harp, Shanklanl, Trlnld ID de Gu
ha; Hercules, Paeske, Key West. Cldbrlg Mary,
Given, Port au Prince; schr Olive Branch. Smith,
Havana.
Arr at Baltimore, 3lst, sp. ship Amlrantc, Mau'
rim, Havana.
Arr at Wilmington, 2ih, brig George Washing
ton, Smith, Of this port, from New York. Cid l'r.
barquc Ocean, Bolton, Lverpool; brig Hunter, Ea-
ton, Martinique.
Al RIO t;randc, June IL. brigs Zephyr, Havana;
Nassau do unc; Lconldas, do q; Henry, Salem, unc.
The brig Leopard, Of New York, sailed days prev.
for st Catharines.
The brig Enterprise, arradon, for this port sailed
fr St Ubes, June IL.
Al the Texci, June I. ship Panther, Bowers, from
Batavia
Pissed, 9Th ult lat 81 20, lon 7s 35, brig Miles,
Iavton, of w ,rren, fr n Orleans for Liverpool.
At Washington, Y G 2Sth inst; scbr Jarvis Brown
& Co. Of Newport just arr.
No American vessels al Messni, May l6.
The ship Chancellor, Barker, ~ days from Now
York for N1poli di Romania. touched at Mcssina,
May IA, and sailed again same day.
The U. =. ship Warren, left at Syracuse, by
the last advces.
No American vessels at Palermo, May IL.
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BOSTON, July 3l.--Arr brig Hope. .Lorne, from
Gibraltar. Cid. Argus, Robbins, Europe; Henrico, n
Freeman, for do; Reward, Emery, Hayt; Amanda,
Gardner, st Thomas.
Aue. ist, arr brig Laurel, Cazneau, Havana, IL;
schrs Hope, Hammond, FIN Philadelphia, 3; Ostrich,
Burgess, fin Elizabeth City, TO- Cld. brigs Garnet,
Torrey. Havana and Europe; Oracle, Hggins, Ma
tanzas; Mary & Eliza, Talbot, Savannah; schr Bet
sey S Eliza, Baxter, Providence.
3D. ar ship l.eonidas, Bugnon, from Charleston, 6;
brig AsaPh, Shaw, Omoa, 22. Cld brigs Dry adc.
Scott, Rotterdam.
Below schr Bold Jack, New Orleans.
PORTLAND, July 27.-Arr brig Columbia, Hill,
Havre, AZ, for Baltimore.
2sth, arr schr Rolla, Staples, Matanzas, 20.
10Th, arr brigs Levant, Choate, Havana, IL; Ra-
pid, Rice, Havana, II.
S0th, arr brig Globe, Sawyer. Point Petrc, Quad.
Il.
I'D brig Reaper, Freeman. Guadalupe
3lst, arr brig Gov. PARIS, Slrgeant, Eom Goree,
18th June, Cape de Verbs Sd INST. Cid brig Hayti,
Gray, Cape Hayticn.
NEW HAVEN, July 27.-Arr brig Orion, Child
sey, II days from 81 Pierres, Mart.va IT Eustatia.
2ath, arr brirs Planter Hum, St Eus alta; Rich
ard Hunt, MutInlco; Charles, Hitchcock, Martini-
CO. via St Fusiatia.
HAR FFbRD, July 25.--Arr schr Visitor, Mer-
ryman. Martinique, ~.
NEW YORK, July 3O.--Ar ship Edward Ques-
mel, Hawkins. H,vre. i2 schrs Anty, Jones, fin
Ncw6ern, 4; Ohio, Pike, Charleston; s; sloops Am
dos y ' '''' -''' ' "
3lst, schr Ben Alan, Roberts, ~ days n Coast
Of 6 N BIAS. Left sehr Argonaut, ketchberger, for
Baltimoro, Aug. At Chagres, schi Pulaski, Van
Ruren, to etil Iuly o. destination unknown.
Brlgs LOUISA. Brewer, fin Amse da y, ~; Coral,
Jncelm, hlrlrston, &; schrs Desire, pate, tlv ot
Honduras. 2i James Warren, Smith, SIyaunlh, /;
81 op Bell, Gardner, Baltimore, Cid SHIPS Ior.
ties, Spraeue, LGndon; Cadmus, Allyn, Nawo; Sui.
ly, Macy, do; South Carolina Packet, jenkins, 81.
Croix; brIos Dromo. Robinson, Havana: Brazilian,
Andros, Bilhpa: schrs Kleber, Hmckley It Andrews;
Mary Ann, Perkins, St roix.
Aug. /, arr ship Georg,a, Smith, Livernon; brigs
Sarah, Ashford Rio Grande; George, Malcolm, st.
Ubes schrs William, Warner, fin Rio lie la Hlche;
James, Smith, tayannah Cid briggs Industry, Sher-
man. B boa; VIM. Bayard. Ham, ton, Jefemie
PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-Ar brig President,
AuchIneck, Malaga; sioop Rising Sun, Newport -
Cid brigs Express, Day, for Gibraltar; Maria, Lyle,
Havana.
BALTIMORE, July 30.-Arr brig Congress,
Wade,eh, Liverpool, 30: schr Caroline, Sweeney,
Cid ship Franklin Griffith, for Amsterdam; brig La
grange, Devereux, Breuen.
RICHMOND, July 2S.-Arr schr Telegraph,
Keichum. Providence.
NORFOLK, July 26.-In the Roads, Br brig IT,
ber, Roome Liverpool. Sailed, brig Hero, Stetson,
Malaga.
9Th, in the Roads, ship Leonidas, Gardner, Liv-
erpoo
! 2Sh, in the Roads, brig Ontario Lorlng, Liver
pool.
SAVANNAH, July 2i.-Ar schr President, Tay-
lor, Providence.
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SALES AT AUCTx0TI.
BY WILLIAM p. GREEN.


PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS.
My fifth mi-annuaI pu1He Sale Of dmeri-
can Good, toiH take place.
- On Saturday, Sept. l, at O'Clock, A. NJ
At which time will be offered large assori-
mcnt Of Broadclo.hs, Cassimores, Satinetts,
brown and bieached Sheetings aid ShIiMgs.
Ticks, Plaids, Checks, &c.
ALSO at III O'cl0ck.
$50 packages of Boots aud Shoes, and 80
cases mems fine fur Hats
Catalogues will be read. for delivery, ard
the Goods for examination one day before tie
sale.
The above sale presents dn opportunity to
Manufacturers and others, for ulsposng OF
their Goods AT fair prices, and at less cxpeDse
than is attendant on foreign Sales. Liberal
advances will be made on Goods consigned
and if required, sales Will be guaranteed, and
tho cash immediately paid for the proceeds.---
II is necessary that Invoices of Goods inien-
ded for the sale, should be forwarded at least
ten days previous TO the day of sale, IN order
that they may be entered Oh tie catalogce.
2 Public Sales of Domestic Goods. ave low
exempt from Auction DutY. August L.
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

VENHE Medicine now oriered'o the public,
Il is one which has been fully subjected TO
the infallible test Of exper'en.o; and IN every
instance where it has been fairly tied, it has
been attended with the most complete success.
In some of the cases, the patents had been
laDourng under the disease tor years, and dur
ing that period had received lie best medical
advice. md had even undergone painful
surgical operation, without permanent advan-
tage. 1t is not (ke those usually adverused)
offered as "a certain cure for long catalogue
OF disc ises, but those afflicted with this COM
plant, for which alone it is recommended, may
rely with confidence upon obtaining iellei,e'en
in its worst forms, in a short time; and they
tAemsel, es are the best Judges Of the impor-
ance OF such a remedy. P.ice SO cents Tcr
box, with directions signed by The propf'c' or.
Prepared and sold az IiEN Y CoRNieH's
Drug and Chemical store, rni'adelphia. Also,
for sale by
nr g. II. THTTNGHNST.
No Z, South Main-s'rect, sign OF the Golden
Mortar, Providence, Il. |.
july 81. 6mSew.
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PAVILION.

FENIE sub'c-iber has the pleasure ofinform-
- ing hi. friends and the public, that ow ,ns
to the liberal patronage he has received. he hs.
been enabled 60 make several improv EN- cnts t.
this elc,, ,,ant resort for gou,oc. compdny. A
suite Of apartments have been fitted up expressly
for the accommodation of private tamilies, where
they can ENJOY undis;urbed, the finest sccnery
upon Narragansett Bay. A. respects the sour
ces e amusement necessary 20 place Of this lie
scripton, they will be under euch regulate,
as 10 render 1t thy OF being called the Ma
hant OF Rhode Is and.
Mav9 BENJAMIN T FOSTER.
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0o- The First Light Infantry Company, COM
manded by Captain SrIMsoN, returned TO town
on Thursday evening last, from an excursion of
-four DAYS. During their absence they were
visited by many ladies' and gentlemen from
town, an those residing in the vicinity of the
encampment, who were treated with the great
est politeness and attention by the officers and
men Of the corps. The evoulions performed,
and the gcntlenanly conduct of the Company,
during their absence, reflect much credit on
all concerned
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$50 TO BOSTON.

COMMERCIAL LINE OF STAG rs.
Fare reduced to - so from Propidenee to
Boston.
TlviIE Citizens Coach Company have used
IL and are still using their utmost cndeavors
to run the Commercial Line oil of the road, that
they may have an opportunity OF again DOOM
ing passengers to pay them three dollars for a
passage TO Boston But it seems the public
are determined to defeat their object by the
patronage they give the Commercial Line.
Stages will leave Providence every morn
ing at O'Clock. Books kept at Willer's,
July IA. A. FULLER.
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PROVIDENCE FLOATING BATHS.

FNNHE subscriber having LIST completed his
H. spacious, floating Bathing House, rca, ec-
fully informs the ladies' aud gentlemen OF Prov
idcnce and its vicinity. that he has located it
in the cove, near the foot oi liydraulion stree,
and in the rear of the Exchange Bank. Tie
building is provided with every conNemen.a;
will stand OF where the current is pure. and
will be entered over a safe floating bridge; and
from its retired yet central situation, u caunc'
fn 10 invite the company of those who prac-
tce cold water bathing The apartment OF
the ladies and gentlemen are separated IN an
eff ctual manner, and those which arc arrro-
pra cd for the former. will not. rnder any cir
cumstance, at any time, be occupied by gem
tlcmca.
Careful and attentive persons win be engage
ed TO wait on those who may patronize this es-
tablislment, and female will always be in at
tendance Tor the ladies'.
Tho subscriber having at much expense pre-
pared this comfortable house for those dspos-
cd TO enjoy the luxury of tac cold bath. or
shower bath, fattNo hrnsclf that he shall be
literally rewarded by the patronage ot.a gem
erous public.
TermA Season tickets. 3; single ticket,
II t-2 cents; ten tickets.si.
The house will bo open from SUNRISE iil
O'Clock IN the evening, except SUNDAYS, on
which day il VIII close NJ Q o. lock. 4. NJ.
June .. ERASTUS FABNUM
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MARRIAGES,

In this town, on Sunday last, by the Rev.
Mr. Manchester, Mr.. Cyril Knight, to Miss
Margaret G. Mnmford, both of Smthfeld.
In Pawtucket, on Wednesday evening last,
by tho Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. John L. Snow, of
this town, to Misubary Ann Pearce, of Paw
tucket.
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& Is REWARD.

F3NHE Store of the subscribers was entered
u on the night of the 2d instant, by some
villain or villains, and the drawer of the desk
broken open, and one Hundred and Sirteen
Dollars, in Bills Of the Rhode Island Agricul-
tural Bank taken therefrom, togetherwih SO
cents in change. One hundred dollars of the
same were in Bills Of five dollars eacli--the 9TH
er sixteen were of of ones, two's and three's
The above reward will be paid on the discov-
cry of the thief or thieves, that he or they can
be brought to justice, or for tie recovery of
the money.
SOLOMON TOWNSEND & co.
August H. SIS, South Water street.
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PORT OF PROVIDE ENCE.
AR RRIVED,
WEDVESDAY, AUGUST

w ED.N II mn TNgNh i.
Brig Charles Z Ellen, Saunders, rom New Or
leans, (June Zs,) with cotton.
Schr Planter, Lewis, days, from Matanzas, with
molasses, sugar and cofFie, to John NJ N"yes, and
coffee for New York. Passenger, Captl.n John
stanhope, of Newport, late of ship Ebe. Lett July
20, sb,p Elbe Lit o6od, OF Newport, for Cow's;
bries Mary, for Portland; SUPERIOR WIS, do 8; schr
Lucinda, Hail. unc. Sailed in with brig Mechan-
ic, Parks, for Portland. Spoke, off Long isand ship
Columbia, Foster, days lr Boston for Alexandria
Schr Victory, Haskell, Calais.
Sloop Rising Sun, Crocker, from Baltimore.
Sloop George Y Phebe. West, from New-Bediord,
with oil and candles TO the master.
Sloop Albion, Barker, from Norwich.
Sloop Rollnza, Mathews, Yarmouth
Sloop Reformation, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from Wexford.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from N York,
20 hours.
THURSDAY, august q
Schr Chic, Case, (of B,ston,) days tr Charles
ton with cotton, rice and sugar, to c. T.. Mowry, j.
Manton, d. Cady, aud others.
Schr Hope, Gibbs, from Albany, with cement, iron
-four and lumber, to Ebenezer S. Day S' Son, and
others.
Schr Rambler, Baker, from Belfast, with shingles,
to Asa Pike.
schr Harriet, Willie, from Norfolk. with wood, to
J. Burrough.
Sloop En,eline. Miller, from Prstol.
Sloop Union, Babcock, (of Newport,) from Rich
mond, with -four and coal, ,o.A M Vnton.
SioOp Nolant, Cooke, Tom tiodHy, WIFI uour anu
grain, to E. S. Day & Son
Sloop Flash, Aborn, from Hartford, with GIN to G..
S. Raihbone, and stone to the master.
Sloop Alonzo, Child, days from New York, with
flour, &c.
Sloop Lively, Wetherel, FIN Sandwich, with wood
TO Burrough.
Soop Catharine Maria, Penney, fin River Head,
with wood to j. Burrough.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Soop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
FRIDAY, .4ugust 3.
U. L. soop Splendid, Read, from New York, ~
hours, with cotton, flour, whiskey, wool and ron to
S. b. Mumiord Y Co. Cooke Brown, q. w.
Taylor, Olncy Dyer & Co. $. Townsend r Co. and
others.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren.
Sloop Mary Nichols Reynolds, Wexford.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Amelia, Simmons, from Somerset
Sloop Leopard, Allen. from East Greenwich.
Sloop Cohasset, Chace. Free.nwn
Steam boat Fulton, Bunker, from New York.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BUI - NJ y SIIUF,N.
HNIMOTiiY TEMPLE has just received a
d. large assortment of Boots and Shoes,
adapted TO the present and approa ching sea-
son. Among them are, ladies' Prunella and
Satin Pumps, with and without heels, Of the
latest Ncw-York patterns; ditto morocco and
kid Pumps and walking Shoes, of various pat
terms and prices, some al tue reduced price OF
81 l-2 cents per pair; ditto gent mca's cali
skin, seal-skn and horsc-hle Boots; ditto
geniemen's dress Shoes and Pumps
The above will be sold az very reduced
prices, by the single pair, case, or dozen =
Purchasers arc invited TO call aud examine for
themselves, at No. IA, Cheap-Sido.
July %. law3w
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WORTHY OF E.NCOURAGE G E1IE.N'T
For the phHanphropic purpose Of establish
ing a Free School,

WASHINGTON LUDGE LOTTERY,
A LII to be drawn on Wednesday next, until
N which time the public may have an OPP
portunty of contributing to the above benevo-
lent purpose, and at the same time of putting
themselves in the way Of adding greatly TO
their own comfort and convenience, and like
wise of better enabling them to assist others,
whom fortune may not have smiled on quite SO
pleasantIy.
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NEW WEXFORD, July 29.-Sailed, ships Cam
ton, Hawes; Sally Anne, Covel; aud Charles, Bray
ton, all for Brazil Banhs, whaling. - &c
SALEM. Aug. I.-sulcd brgs si:cn, Vent, Af
rca; Leader, Holland, Para
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CLEARED,

Hodges.
schr Experiment, SteIb, Hayti-by Carpenter f.
Hodges.
U. L. sloop Superior, Child, New York-by Pot
ter s. Eddy.
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yrssEJs SPOKEN.

10Th ut. lat 81 -, Ion ls 63. U. $. sloop Of war
Lexington, 26 days from New York tor the Med'ter-
9Th, la, II 7, lon 81 80, schr Hiram, Of Newport
for St Andfows.