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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,


SATURDAY,, September 22.
S!oop 4. d. Jones, Pockham, from New York.
with -four to Seth Adams, Jr
Sloop La Fayc,to, Bray, Dighton.
Sloop South kings:own, Gardncr' from D h'nss'
town. =,
sloop Two Brothers, Greene, East Greenwich.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, Newport
SUNDAY, September 20.
Drir Ruby Cole Bucksport
Brig Neptune, Liscomb, Bristol
Schr Fair Polly, Chace, Gardiner.
Schr Friendship, Nckerson. Bath.
Schr Washington, Eldrcdgc, from Richmond, and
3 days fr the capos, with corn and flour, to A. M.
Vinton, and the mastor
S:hr Messenger, Hall, Pha lclphia
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mahcwson, from Warren.
Sloop Com. Perry, Evans, Warwick.
Soop Emelinc, Miller, from Bristol
Sloop Bocca aud Bc'sey, Gladding, Bristol
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York,
20 hours.
Steam boat Long Branch, NIathcr, New York, %
d, sloop Arsonaut, Borden, Troy.
TUESDAY,, September IS.
Brir En,crprizc. Briggs, Diehton.
Schr Two Sisters, Bangs, Bath
S,oop Am,ty, Munro, 2 days from New York, with
-four TO Seth Adams, Jr. run to Thornton 81 Loth-
ron brandy and teas to T.. J. Mallett, raisns to w
Il. summons, and iron, &c to Olney Dyer & Co.
U. l.. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, from New York
(2i hours to Nowport,) with brandy, tea, &c.
U. l.. sloop New York, Willard, from New York
2 days, with f,ur, whiskey, &c. to 8. u. Mumford
Il Co. G. s. w-rdwell s. Co. Joseph Adams. Dyer'
& Nanton, and others.
Sloop Anna, Stanton, from Nantucket, with oil Il
C.. IIadwcn and L. J. Mactf.
Sloop Lucy Emcne, SPHINX, from Wexford.
Sloop Narragansett, Williams, Taunton.
sloop Industry. Bugbec. from Taunton.
Sloop volant, Cook, from Albany, with provisions
to f. S. Day & Son.
Sioo, Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sb,op Eliza, Smith, r. Warren.
Sioop Collector, Heath, Newport
sloop Sarah, Ingrahan, from Warren
sloop William II. Allen. Pcarse, from Bristol
eioop Fame, Walden, from Newport
siocp George and Mary, Walden, Newport.
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MORE NEW GOODS,

.N .NO y, CHc0PSiGc,
a. NTH, Dixie x co. have rcccivcI bv
~ yesterdays sicaru-boat, from auctions n,
Ncw-York, suporiino black. blue, olive. and
brown Broadcloths; cut velvet and fine Nalen .:
cia Ves'ngs one case wide Irish bang-ur
Cords: fine French Dril!ings together with u
vcrcty of other articles III their line, whicf,
they oder al reduced prices.
Constantly on hand MS abort,
Ecady-mado Clothing Of every description, f,
which they VIII sell at the lowest prices.
Aurus, o5
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NEW GOODS.

az Nos. ] and g, Pn,riurct-ssreri
UEARKER s. WARDWELL have just re-
u y plcnishcl their stock of Hardware, fiom
the last importa,ions, which. with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment very
generally complete, which they oAor, ms usual
on accommodating terms, bo n for cash or
approved credit. G:ateItd for. past tavors,
thew solicit continuance.
Srp,cmhcr 90.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

Pagturet Fair.--Thc Annual FAR for the
exhibition OF Agricultural Products and Manr-
.iacturcrs will take place at Pawiuxet, on tho
:Sd and 4th Of October, under tine direction Of
',hs Rhode-Isand Society fox the Encourage
men. of Domestic Industry
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sXE CADET sSJM
ssssa Marime Ai6t. sss

Full sea-This Day, Oh 53m-Thursday, III 52n.
--Friday, 2h l9m. -,.,-, x..,,.,-
1sbiracimg gives the time OF high water at
adding hours the tine oi hsh "h''r " ~
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DANCING SCHOOLS.

KH r. DCNHAN, respectfully informs tho
IYR inhabitonts of Providence, generally.
that his fall term has commenced, at Wash
ington Hall. OH Saturday the 18th instant, -
now open for pupils the hours Of instruction
in the afternoon, is from O'Clock, until in
tho evening.
Mr.. ID. will give notice that his Evening
School, for Gentlemen, will commence on
Saturday evening, 29th instant.
Sent 10
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DRY GOODS.

EN ARTIN STODDARD, will have in lie
lFE- sale THIS DAY, September 20, at
and o'clock, in addition to those previous
ly advertised,
Satin silks, French black Lcvantincs, llrcfi
Lawns, Irish Linen shentings, linen Damagk.
Cashmere shawls, fcstings, Ribbons. dog
plaid Ginghams, plain figured Floor, and
Venetian Carpetings, &c.
Also at IL O'Clock, by the package, oaso5s
ofsuper Indigo blue Satincts; , bales superIinc
white and red Flsnncls; 5000 yards Of listing.
All the goods will be sold al months credit
for satisfaction endorsed notes. sept 26
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OnpINATIoN.-Rcv. John O. Choulcs is to
be ordained on Thursday next, as pastor ofthe
I'd Baptist church in Newport, over which the
lamentcd Mr.. Gammell lately presided.
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CLEARED
CLEARED,
Schr Red Fox, Eipsias, NJ folk.
U.L. sioop per,'t Booa, sew York
U.L. s.oop Va.us, ti'il, Nrw Np-a. .
rren ,la ~. ..-aI

FRcH 1ja COTS "'- --
ltmpo.a Sepf ~
TAr vesse's nar'.o' 81 ~ ny iaf, '' 'lra 1",r q
saiiel 81 suodav TO- 'nE.
iirig r.e',!qni .a,amns, Grafton. ior New Ioft,
sale, YESTERDAY mo' mug
Warren, Sept. 25.
Arrived 81 5rn'.ay, sL.p Wr'Nan. Wadvpi' mcm
Lveri'c Aug. II.
3rtsfoi, Sept. 25.
Arrived .i,s rg-" -, soo0 EaflIn' aladdrg.
JIG ists,ron s'typIt .tu, 5't !us,. ship Anne,
:; ,,e. - ,rst'. jIr ~ i-.m barcelona; brigi
oasn,'.. }l.g. 'othnl Ga VA. 'n' O-ono~ PER- y,
rom Providence o.scHa5g-d; America. Like, o.
Rr,s;.,, ci,crr '.n. Ieorre G5anrlia, Hudson, o
Newp,r', nF Ea-es, ,d On. spoke, I'D, Mon
,aus l. i.t bcarug \. =. 80 r!Ica, ship John s. Eli
.5eth, Bars''v, f'oH i.,.rr'oo, 'n Iew York
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

WW1E, tho Subscribers, having been ap-
Wv pointed by tho Hon. Court OF Probate
of the town of Providence, i'll the county of
Providence, Commissioners 10 receive and ox-
anime the ,l, ms against the Estate o. Thomas
Reynolds, latc OF said Providence. dece,scd,
REPRESENTED nsolycnt, do hereby give notice, d,
tEat three months, from the 10Th o. September
arc allowed tho creditors Of said estate 10
bring in and prove their respective cia'ns' onu
that We will attend ior that purpose o, the
store of William Woodward, ir IN sa'd f'oV'-
dencc, on tho last MONDAY IN September oc-
tobcr, and March. at o'cio,k, J.. NJ
CHRISTOPHER =. GO'lfhf,}
WILLIAM u. PHILLIPS, 'om IS
WILLIAM GARLIN. y
All ppreons indebted TO said Estate, arc
lcr.hv called on to mako pavmcnt 10
wM ". wOOwDARD, 6d'nr.
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LOST,

NN Monday last, III or nc'r Hydraul,on
! ys,;ce,,a Goa Watch, PLAN case, moulded
edge, ribbon cham, Triangle Seal, hey ahc
SiIo ;thc finder shall be handsomely rewarded
u, leaving y a, Tins OH.se. or wi'h 4 iri' T.
NArunwsoN, al c. & 4 3itlmona
Spptcukr. ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

NEW DRY GOODS, LEGI0RNS. &c.
EB q &. A. TAYLOR, No. 10, Mark
II ID. square, havc received from New loi'
and arc now opening, their Fall supply of cl-
epant fancy and staple Dry Goods, which arr
offered at wholesale and retail, on the n,izs
favourable terms Ct Septcmber -
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

505i Prizes amounting to S2l 900
A. Number Combination 90 g drawn ballots.
Packages OF Is Tickets, embracing all tho
combination Numbers, warranted to draw at
least $l2, may be had for $50; and halves
ard quarters IN proportion
Whole Tickets 81, Halves ST., Quarters 80
cents, for sale at
PAINE & BURGESS
Sept 26 Truly Lucky Office.
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STEAM ENGINE NOTICE.

vEHHOSE who may bo desirous Of ohtaininE
q Steam Engines, made on the plan cdop' :
cd by the Providence Steam Engine CoTrVan. +,
will apply to the Subscriber.
All letters by mail must bn postaco paid.
JOHN a. WADSW0RTJT
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WATER PROOF RnnTs.

WATER PROOF BOOTS.
F1V.N; subscriber has on hand quantity a.
u Gum Elastic Shu6s, which he can alta CT
TO- old boots, with lrsing and elastic &C..
ncnt, rendering them impcrvious 90 cold anl
wct-thc expense will bc lcss than repairing.
with leather, aud boots prepared IN this man
ner, will bc found much moro comfortable.
and lighter than leather ov.r-shocs.
s. G. SMITH.
Sept 10 >;o.rI westmins'c-.R9w.
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CIRCUS.

CTNC y.
WESTMINSTER RIDING SCHOOL.
riG r. HANS, has the honor of informing
li1 The Ladies and Gentlemen OF Provi-
,lencc and it's vicinity, that the FALL TERN
of his Riding School, commenced yesterday
q INST. For terms &c. apply to Mr. Hans,
nj Westminster Circus. sept %
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SALES AT AUG T1oN.
by MARTIN sTODDARD.
DrU Goods.

THIS DAY. 26th inst. at 9 o'tloek. a,
Office No. Market square, on a liberal cred.
it of six months, a large and general assurt-
ment ofDry Goods, consisting of Broadclothr,
Cassipleres, Flanpels, Dombazetts, Caroline
Plaids. cotton and silk Hhdkfs. cotton Stripes,
Checks, Paits, cotton Capbrics, silk and cot
ton Umbrellas, Jeans, Bang-up- Cords, Flesh
ings, furniture Dmities, Grape Shawls. Sc.
.diso-io0 pieces Indigo blue and fancy
mixed Sattinetts, various qualities.
Sale 10 commence ut half past 10 o'c!ocla
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ONLY 50 FOR A WHOLE TICKET.
e GRAND State Lottery, No 10, for the
I-H erection of Free Bridge. Highest
prize 5000. To bo drawn on the Goth inst.
;. y NJ. Allen & CO. agents for the Managers.
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BOOT TREES. LASTS, Sc.

YEygMOTHY II. TEMPLE has just reccivcd,
Ii large assortment of Shocnakors Lasts
of every description, which will be sold at a
very reduced price. tl. August %.
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vESsr4s sFOKEN.
on Go,enbp"F, Gth ai. zig h,>ssom, Carr, OF
Warren, f. Grccnocl, hound ~.
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-YDUSStA DUCK 40 bolts Bclebin's DucIi
AA, 80 do Ravens do Just received aud for
sale by L. D. MAhL'li'
September -.
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rtol kim net Boptist Sot'efy Loue'g'
,...iG.i'ti Cit.s to bo drawn IN ftoVi-
Z i.. . in Wednesday, October -
y ,,c,t p.4e .0,ooo Dollars.
Nh,o 6 .,sots 4 dollars, paris ~ proportion
=, ALIENS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-11

landing thi. day and for Sale,
GUNNER and winter strained spermaceti oil Of the
- best quality.
Common or Rite whale oil
Cut nails, all sizes
Brown domestic cotton goods
Dry Malaga wine
80 boxes, containing the best Philadelphia Mac.
couba and Frankfort snuff, in half pound bottles.
may 8 A.. C.. K Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-11
Florida.

A VIEW of West Florida, embracing its Geography,
n Topography, &c. with an Appendix treating of its
Antiquities, Land Titles, and Canals, and containing .
Map, exhibiting a chart of the coast, a plan OF Pensa-
cola, and the entrance of the harbor. BY John Lee
williams, l vol 8vo price 81 so
The Justices Practice; including the Duties of Con-
stable; to which is added a collection of forms used in
Conveyancing BY John II ID. Lathfobe, Esq of Bal
timore, l vol 8vo. price IS SO.
Rifle Drill; extracted from the System of Tactics
for the infantry, Light infantry, and RiAemen of the
United States, lately revised by order Of tee War De.
~patment, l vol with plates, price IS cents.
Lucas Progressive Drawing Book, 8 parts; contain
ing the principles Of drawing in Pencil CoIoring, and
Shading in Ink, and a treatise on Perspective, parts I
and 8. Sc 90
A Series of Progressive Lessons, intended 10 eluci.
date the art of Flower Painting, in Water Colors, 1 vol.
4o with numerous colored plates, SO so
: The Art of Drawing Landscapes; being plain and
easy directions for the requirement of this useful and
elegant accomplishment, l vol. with 10 colored engrav-
ings 81 so
A complete assortment of Spanish Guitars just re-
ceived; prices So, ~, IA, 90, IS, 80, and IS.
On sale by PISHEY THOMPSON.
Washington, mays
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-11
History of Kentucky

81 UsT published, and on sale, by P. THOMPSON,
The history of Kentucky, exhibiting an account of
the modern discovery and settlement; progressive inn
provement; civil and military TRANSACTIONS and the
present state of the country BY Fl. Marshall. 2vols.
& vo. bound, "a 90
Memoirs of Mrs. siddons. BY ]. Boaden, Esq.
Vivian Grey. ID part, 2 vols.
America. BY the author of Europe, &c.
Northwoed. BY Mrs Hale.
Poems and Essays. BY Mrs. Bowdler. 18th edition.
Selections from the English Prose- Writings OF Milton.
BY Rev. Francis jerks.
The Golden Violet. BY Miss Lander.
Irish Fairy Legend-with plates.
Life and remains of Rev. 4. d. Clarke.
Gregory's Mathematics for practical men. /.
Two hundred and thirty illustrations of Shakespeare,
8vo. 81 Is
Optics illustrations of Living. 1 vol. 1 90
Johnson on morbid s~ensibility of the stomach.
Brown and Bancroft's Map Of Missouri, Illinois, and
Arkansas. IS 90
Williams Map and Chart of Florida.
Hale's Map ofNew England.
Washington, may 10
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lust Received,


4 ND on sale by PIsHEYTHoMPsoN, a large sup
"A ply Of .
Amies,' Donaldson's, Fishers, Hubbard's, Blake's
Burbank's, Hudson's, Cutters, Gilpin's, Russell 4
Pease's, Parks, aud Ames's, Foolscap and 40. Pos,
Paper. Blue wove and laid; hot pressed, gilt, and
Mann's marbled Paper.
.Hso,
A general assortment of Crow, Swan Goose and
Brandt Quills,
Knives; manufactured by Rodgers,
Waters. Ink, Letter-folders, Erasers, &c.
Just published,
chapman's Medical J J0% ss,.., s s,a,s >, Of sa tSe i Military
sorc. ofCreat Britain. BY c. Dupin, Field Officer in
the Corps Of Marin. Engineers, &c vols 8 70. ~
The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore, eomP,ele'
in one vol. 8yo. with a Portrait. Published at Paris,
1897, ..u.d .s
The History of Philips Wa. commonly called a the
Indian Wars at the Eastward, from 1859 to l7O4. BY
T. Church. 1 vol with Plates, ~
Tower of Kelvin. or the Last OF the neau'A1o so
translated from the French. 2vols. ~
Washington, may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-11

Nails.
400 Kegs nails, just received per schooner Hope
1UUk Susan, for sale by !. !.
mayo WIN. fo"AI TO-
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For Sale,

VVHE FARM on which James Saunders now resides,
living Oh Pinet run, in Fairfax county, Virginia,
about 9 miles from Georgetown, and IL from Alexan-
Iria, containing
Two Hundred and Nine Acres,
1t adjoins the lands of Reuben Dyer's heirs, and the
public road leading from the Great Falls of Potomac to
the Falps Church, and was conveyed to the subscriber
by Isaac McLan and Mary his wife, on the 28th day of
October, 1928, to hold in trust, &c. and to secure the
payment of two notes given for the balance of the pur'
chase money for faid farm by said Saunders to Isaac
McLain, as will appear by the said deed, OF record
in the Clerks Office of the County Court OF Far
fax This Farm, or as much thereof as will be SUI.
Gent to, discharge the said notes and the expenses OF
sale, WIN be sold at public auction to the hughes.
bidder, for cash, on the third Monday IN sep; ne1 10,
Fairfax Court House, Va. The subscriber WI convey
such title only as is vested in him by saio oeeu
though it is believed to be indispuapte; opr,,rr.
march 17-wts
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Sweet Oranges, SC.

Sweet Oranges, &c.
100 OXE sweet Oranges in excellent order,
lUU now landing from schooner Emily Cook, and
for sale by SAML VI.
WHO Has IN STORE
: .27 boxes cotton and wool cards assorted
Madeira wine in pipes and hall pipes
French Madeira in quarter casks
Sparkling Champagne ofvery superior quality
American canvass made of flax
Sperm oil and spern candles
White lead, Spanish brown and yeritian red ground
in oil, Russian quilts.
4mo2 d3e07t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-11

Cotton Duck.
Al Bolts cotton duck, assorted numbers, just re
~ ceived and for sale by JOHN s. MILLER,
Who has in Store
500 Maranham hides
100 Porto Rico do
1000 bushels corn
a bales Upland cotton
6 barrels summer oil
so boxes mould candles
Is hogsheads sugar
SO bags green coffee
Russia and Ravens duck
Kentucky, st. Domingo, and Cuba tobacco
Mess and prime pork
do do beef
ton Manila hemp
Family -four, cordsge, Manila rope &c.
may
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NEWTON respectfully informs the public that
n. TOMORROW
He will open his extensive and ne WY furnished stab
lishment for the accommodation ofcountry merchants,
travellers, and others, who may think proper to favor
him with their custom.
No expense has been spared. to render the House
comfortable in every particular; and he pledge him
self that his Table shall be equal to any in the District.
His Stables are spacious, and under the superinten.
dence of a faithful Ostler.
april 80
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SM1P NEWS.
PNrt Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
MAY 1o:-schr Charlotte, Mofitt, Baltimore; freight
for the district.
SAILED,
schr Rose-in.Bloom Dyer. st. Thomas.
- Enterprise, Immohr, st. Thomas.
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CANNING AND GREECE.

To crafty an esteemed correspo ndent, and
good friend, and to please our readers and our
humble selves, we copy from the North Amer
lean Review, the article, which will follow
these remarks. The extract, is connected with
a subject, which has for several years occupied
the public mind, and with an individual, who,
now holds station ofvast responsibility, and
who wiclds Il power, which IS not often en-
trusted to the control of single member Of
any community.
"Therc is an individual, who sits on no
throne. in whose veins no arsloCratic blood
runs. who derives no influence from amassed
or inherited wealth, but who, by the simple su-
premacy of mind, exercises, at Tins moment, u
political sway, as mighty as that OF Napoleon
at the zenith of his power Indebted for his
own brilliant position to the liberality of the
aoe; which is shaking of the letters otanclent
prcmdices, this literal ruler by the grace of
God. can feel no real Difference tor most ofthc
maxims, by which the neutrality of England, in
the wars OF Grccian liberty, Is Justified. How
dcyouty is it to be wished, thatthe pure and
undying glory Of restoring another cn,h Cd re-
gion to the family of ,hrstcndom, could pre-
sent itself N VISION to tho mind OF tins iorlu-
nate statesman; that, turning from 10 fond
but magnificent boast, that he had called INTO
existence a new world N the Indies, lac would
appropriate to himself tho immortal fame,
which could not bo gainsaid, of having recall
ed to life the filirest region OF Europe. lie
has but 10 speak the word, within the narrow
walls Of ST. Stephen sand the Sultan trcmbies
on his throne He has but TO speak the word,
and all the poor scruples and hypocrItical
sophstries Of the continental cabinets VANISH
INTO air. Lot him then abandon the paltry
chase of few ragamulin Portuguese malecon-
tents, and follow a game, which IS worthy oi
himself, and ;ho people whose organ he rs.
Let him pronouncc tic sentence of expulsion
from Europe ol tho cruel aud barbarous des-
potism, winch has so long oppressed 1t. The
whole civilized world viii applaud and sanction
the decree; he viii alleviate dn amount oi hn-
man suffering, hc viii work oni a sum OF hui
man good. which the revolutions oi ages
scarcel, PIT /, within 'hc reach Of men or gov
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ernments, 10 avert or effect. He will cncircle
his pIebeian temples with wreath of fame,
compared with which the diadem Of the mon
arch whom he serves is worthless dross."
REMAHEs.-We honor the philanthropic
feelings of the lady, who requested us to pub
ish the foregoing remarks, and should be
among the first TO rejoice in hearing Of the gem
eral emancipation Of a race Of fallen beings,
who have too long groancd beneath the weight
Of Musselmon tyranny and bondage; yet we
cannot agree with the suggestions of the wri-
ter the article in the North American Re-
view, who seems to think, tha. Ensland, pos
sessng the power that she does, is bound to
interfere in the difficulties in which Greece Is
involved. with her .yranLical invaders and
prond conquerors. BY assuming such step,
England would in all probability, involve her
self in long and bloody war, with one half
of Europe; and thus, whilst she might possibly
extend, what might be called an act Ofjusice
to Greece, she would do gross injustice to her
self, and for the sake of frelieving another peo-
pie, heap misforiuncs and calamit:cs upon her
own population.
In relation to the affairs Of Greece, wc think
Mr.. Canning pursues wise policy; and one,
which gives satisfactory evidence, of his entire
fitness, for the station, to which lie has been
called, by his Britannia Majesty.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

A Lien & BELCHER, at No 4, Broad
IN Street, IN the Store, formerly occupied by
the Messrs. Peck, oher for sale, complete
assortment of IlardW are and Gallery, at whole
sale at retail, as follows, viz
Knives and Forks; Pocket and PeEknives;
Scissors and Shears; Batchcrs', Cooks, and
Shoe Knives; Razors and Strops; Thimbles
and Needles; an assortment OF Lollcy's Sail
Needles; brass knob Locks; morticc and clos
ct ditto; stock ard pad ditto; chest and trunk
ditto; till, drawer, aud box ditto; odd Keys, of
all sizes; bureau Knobs; trunk Handles; shoe
Avis and Tacks; ditto Hammers and Rasps;
snuff and tobacco Boxes; fish Hooks and Lines;
floor, hearth, and paint Brllsbes; brass and iron
Thumb Latchcs; Bits and Screws; cut and
wrought Nail and Spikes; iron Wire and sheet
Lead; brass Kettles, from quart 20 20 gal
Ions; complete assortment of hollow Ware;
odd bake pan Covers, of all sizes; sad and tai
lors' Irons; trace Chains; smiths Viees; cut
Brads and Tacks; cout Nails; Day & Martins
Backing, Sythcs and Sneaths; cythc Stones;
patent hay and manure Forks; Hoes and Shov.
els; a good assortment of Woods Ploughs;
Hooks and Hinges; nest Weights; ring ditto,
Z, IA, 25, and so pounds, by the quantity;
bench Plains; Chises and Gonges; Hatchots
and Hammers; broad and narrow Axes; hand
and pannell Saws compass and table ditto; !;
box Rules; plated braces ana bus; trying
Squares; measuring Tapes; drawing Knives;
iron Porringers and wash Basns block tin tea
Pots; tin baking Plates; bed Cords and cod
Lines; plastering and brick Trowcls; patent
Rat Catchers, complete article; general
assortment of Wing Files and Rasps; Glass
Paper; tin Lamps, &c. &c.-and in fact al
most every other article that is generally call
cd for at Hardware Store.
We acknowledge TO our friends and CUSTOM
ers Of Providence and its vicinity, the very lib
eral patronage that we have received the last
year, and solicit continuance of the same,
the wear ensuing June %.