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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-03

the recapture and destruction Of the PhiIadel-
phia by him, who was justly termed the "fey-
ror ofths foe." 1t was an achievement admi-
red as uneramptd AT Naples you could hear
of nothing blu, the "brave DEcAruR"-and all
foreign officers with whom ] conversed, spoke
of il as a most brilliant affair, managed with
the greatest address and in,repidity--an intre-
nidity which nothing but success could rescue
from the impuration Of rashness.
The destruction ofthe friga,e Philadelphia is
associated with the name Of "Decatur only
and had always supposed him to be the pro-
iec.or Of the enterprise, from the circumstance
Of his having been entrusted with its execution.
There could be no other good reason assigned
for the preference given him in the presence Of
older officers.
lam under the impression that Commodore
Decatur was the FIRST to suggest the recap
ture ofthe frigate Philadelphia; but to me the
merit of the affair appears 10 be wholly indie
pendent of the first suggestion. The prepare
ton for the enterprise, aud its execution, was
by him. who accomplished it in his own pecu-
liar way. covering himself and his companions
with honor, and the country with glory more
nroduc,iye of respect than all our previous fr'o-
utes KobENA Mil % H
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28
From ae Republican Farmer: AN INDIAN FORT.

The Indian fort or camp Mistic, was in very romantic site, on the top ofa hill; the country inaccessible behind, was vari- egated with hill. dale, and limpid streams all around, over which it commanded a grand and enchanting prospect.
 The Notifications encircled tho summit of this hill, and consisted of an eminence of high palisadoes, firmly and closely se- cured within this there was thick broad hedge of impenetrable junipers. ivy, briers and other sorts ofcopse. These circular
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28
BY S. S. SMITH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERRME.


 IO subscribers in this Uillage, and subscribers by MpGiI or by post carriers, TWO DOLLARS per gear, Payable in GdUance. To compGnies Jess than Ten, by mail, or taken from the o0fce, s0here there IS joint responsibility ,ohefe indiDid~at is responsible, Sl ,5O per gear, n ad- U0nce. IO like companies of more than ten, $1,- 95 per gear, in adUance.-Where payment is de- Ioyed to te end cf the gear % cts uOII be added to each of the GbOve prices.
 No papers aUiN De discontinued until aN ar- Tearoges are paid, except ct the discretion ofthe publisher.
 ADVERTISING.
 For half square, three insertions, or Jess, 75 cents ;-mOre than ha! fo square, and Jess tham q square, s7 l2 cents ;-.for one square, 100 j; -Gnd in the some proportion for more thGa c square; for continuing advertisements more than three tceeks 20 per ceat per sUeek ,OiI be charged
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The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28

4 good Joke.--A few days since fellow from the land of steady habits or some where else. came to this city to seek employment. In answer to the question, what business he could work at, said he "did'nt understand no business in particular, but he could work at any kind in general" A young man who sport, hearing the fellow express his want of
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28

"''In my Fathers house there are many mansions" St. John, oh. xiv.
 tFrom an ancient Hebrew drge-" Mourn for the mourner and not for the dead for he is rest and ill tears.''
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-08
PROVIDENCE FLOATING BATHS.

VHNHE subscriber having Just completed his
n spacious floating Bathing House. respec-
fully informs the ladies and gentlemen OF Prov
idence and its vicinity, that he has located it
in the cove, near the foot of ii Hydraulion street,
aud in the rear Of the Exchange Bank. Tho
building is provided with every con, enicn' c !;
| will stand off where the current is pure, and
will be entered over a safe floating bridge. and
from its retired yet central situation, II caEaot
fail to invite the company of those who pra c.
tice cold water bathing. The apartments Of
the ladies and gentlemen are separated ia an
eiiectual manner, and those which are appro-
prated for the former, will not, under any cir-
cumstance, at any time, be occupied by gen.
tlemen.
Careful and attentive persons will be engag-
! ed to wait on those who may patronize tbs es-
tablshment, and female will always be ia at
tendance for the ladies'.
The subscriber having al much expense pre-
pared this comfortable house for those dispos-
ed to enjoy the luxury of the cold bath. or
shower bath, fatters himself that he shall be
literally rewarded by the pairo mage OF ffsen-
erous public.
Terms.-Season tickets, 50: single ticket,
IL l-2 cents; ten tickets,Si.
The house will be open from sunrise till 3
O'Clock in the evening, except SUNDAYS, on
which day it will close NJ 2 O'Clock, A. VI.
/ June 9. ERASTUS FARNUM.
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BY WILLIAM p. GREEN.

PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS.
.Hy fifth semi-annuaI public Sale Of .an.eri-,
can Good f, sciH take pI0ce.
On Saturday, Sept ], at 8 O'Clock. A. NJ
At which time will be offered large assor,-
ment Of Broadclo,hs, Cassimeres, Saiinotts..
brown and bleacbed shecings and Shii.n.s
Ticks, Plaids, Checks, &c.
ALSO at II o'clock.
$50 packages of Boots and Sloes. and 80
cases mems fine fur Hats.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery, and
the Goods for examination one day before tho
sale.
The above sale presents an opportunity 10
Manufacturers and others, for dispos.ng oil
their Goods at fair prices, and at less expense
than ls attendant on foreign Sales. Liberal
advances will be made on Goods consigned
and if required, sales will be guaranteed, and
the cash immedatel, paid for the proceeds
II is necessary that Invoices of Goods intcn-
ded for the sale, should be forwarded at least
ten days previous to the day OF sale. in ordcr
that they may be entered on the catalogle.
n Public Sales Of Domestic Goods, ar how
exempt from Auction Duty. August l.
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only II and T, which were near the middle of word
Tns brig Bordeaux, Bourne for New York, sailed fr
Messina, is 5ds previous. Left no Am vessels. Did
not touch at Gibraltar.
Also arr brig Hebe, Folger, Pensacola, 20. Left,
U s ship John Adams, crew all healthy. The U. 5.
ship Hornet sailed the day previous on a cruise.
Also arr aytieu schr Almira, Grebole, 20 days fr
the City Of ST Domingo Left no American vessels
Sailed IN CO with brig Abeona, Spicer, for New York
and spoke her Is hours out, with loss Of mantopmas
putting back TO repair
CID ship Sas Il ichards, Hpldredge, for Liverpool;
Florida. Trip, Valparaiso; brig WIN Penn, Thomp
son, Lubec; schr Mercy, Baxter, Halifax.
Arr at Philadelphia, 9th, brig Laiona, Jones, Glib.
ratar. Below, DANISH ship SINGAPORE, Turks Island;
schr Mary Ann, Warner, Jeremie. Cid schrs Major
Albers, Barclay, Tampico; Macdonough, Selby, Ha-
vana.
Arr at Baltimore. 4h, schr Elizabeth, Fr,sble, fin
st Thomas. Cid schr BIucher, Fitch, Havana
Sailed from Hampton Roads, ship Mordecai, Hill,
Belfast. Arr ID, brig Caroline, Smith, Antwerp.
Arr at Charleston, Both ult. barque Alexander, fin
London. Cid brig Mary, Maxwell, Havana
Schr President. Taylor, for New York, was to sail
fr Savannah st inst.
The North Carolina, "A, has been ordered fr Nor
folk for New York.
Nine ofthe crew ofthe French 'rigate Gree, died
on her passage from ~ Jago to Craney Island The
French Consul at Norfolk has visited the snip, and
iouB,i that those of the officers and men who not
on The sick list, In fine health. The third sur
Peon, who had been very i'll, Is convalesceut. The
second surgeon that the violence OF the disease
had much abacd, as the ship approached the mder
climate OF the United States. Every attention has
been paid to the by the officers commanding at
Fortress Monroe.
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TO LET.
DIX. PLENCK'S INFALLIBLE VERMI
FUGE, OR WORN POWDER.


NNilS Powder possesses the power Of destroy
IL iag aud ex. elling all kinds Of worms eth
er from the stomach or bo@ els, when all other
kinds OF Medicines have been given without ef
feet. II is not on y safe give at all iimcs and
under all circumstances, but II actually invigor-
ates the stomach aud Improves the appetite, and
carries off those spurious worm symptoms which
OCCASION 81 much anxiety for children.
This powder is equally effecual in destroying
the rape Worm as IT is the more common kind.
DIR JASSER'S ELEGANT ITCH LOTION.
This Lotion IS AN elegant application for the
Itch and other ernptions on the skin. il is In.
odolaus, eiIectua and safe, aud can be applied
without the know ledge Of a second perso both
as preventative and curative application.
ENGLISH JAUNDlCE Pills.
Thee are the old aud tried friends to the
possessors OF Jauniice, blpated bowels. dizzy
heads, lony spirits and the low train OF CON.
plant, arising from Jaundice. &c.
They need only a trial TO convince any one
of their great utility in all obs,ructeJ bowel,
aud bileary organs, III preventing levers, dys.
entery, Sc.
The above MEDICINES are sold by JOHN ~.
Mason az Co. J. BALcH, Jun. and WIN. III.
TAYLOR, Providence, II. l.; S. w. Vinson,
Newport, Il. l. D. Brewer, Taunton; Bart
LETT & Brewer, and J. Kijder, Boston, Mass.
July % ly.
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fxnarsDvRcH CoNvssrIos.-The dc.

HxRRIsBURGH CoNvENrIoN.-The de-
liberations of the Convention at Harrisburgh,
Pennsylvania, will be exceedingly interesting
to the American public, and will give rise to
much speculation and controversy, among
those conflicting interests, which are said to be
involved in the great question of Domestic
Manufactures. AS 1t is our wish to lay before
our manufacturing friends, all the information
we con gather, in relation to the deliberations
Of the Harrisburgh Convention, we shall from
time to time" spread before them, as much
of their proceedings, as we can conveniently
publish, without obtrudng on the other de-
partments of our paper. 1t is not improbable
that the deliberations Of this council, will be
made pins to hang long speeches upon," -
--as Jack Randolph sayeth, at the next session
OF Congress-; and that many, and energetic eff
forts will be made, to blow all concerned, "sky
high sir, sky high"
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NEW-BEDFORD, Aug. 5.-Arr ship Leonidas,
Adams, Brazil Banks.
NANTUCKET, August 2.-Arr soops Canton
Grape, and Kezia, fir Providence.
PORTLAND, Aug. Arr brig Flora, McMa-
nus, Havana IL; schr Lincoln, Berry, Quad ,loupe.
Cd briss Albion, Wcnbeny, Havana; Turner, Jor-
dan, do.
Allen, ir Liverpool, via Charleston. Cid brig Oil
yer, Knight, Montevideo.
BATIi, August 2.-Afr Andes, Patten, from Liv-
erpool.
BOSTON, Aug. Arr briggs Wolsa, Sargent
Cronstadt 60, ard Eisneur, 80; Florida, Quincy, ir
Cronstad, May 26; Daniel Webster, Davis, ir st
Pierres, 23 st Thomas, Is; schr Enterprise, John.
son, Omoa, "A. Cid brig George Henry, Crafts, for
Halifax.
9th, ship Herald, Hammond St Ubcs, 35 brigs
Forester, Wardsworth Cronstidt; Carlo, Percival
Baltimore; Union, Havana.
9th, arr ship Jasper Swift, Manila March l3, Ba.
tavia April rs. Cid brig Hope, Long, Gottenburg.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Ar ships Chase, Baxter
St Crojx, l2 Citizen, Keene, Canton, 12S; Doug
las, Fowler, Curacoa, l5; brlgs Amazon, Martin, I'm
Liverpool; Ann Maria, CroweII, Halifax; schrs w.
Barge, Boswor,h, New Bedford, via Newport. Cid
brig sicily, Skdmorc, Trinidad; schrs Washington,
Harr,son, ST Thomas; Elizabeth < John, Llulrio, N
Kngtown.
4th, arr schrs Anna, Watson, Lagura; Excel,
Smith. Savannah Cid ships Seine, Tyson, Trieste;
Ganges, M'Pherson, New Orleans; br,gs Caroline
Cra,g, do; Gustavia, Peterson, Norkopng.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-Ar brig st George
Pearson, Bangor. Wales, So. Cid ship Ohio, Har
die, New orleans; brig Attakapas, M'Manns, Pen
sacoa and Mobile.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Cld brig Swiftsure, At
wood, Gibraltar; schr Hermcs, Creighton St Barts.
Aug, I'd, arr brig Fenelon, Hayward, St Jago d,
Cuba, "a; Pizarro, Perkins, Mayaguez, p r IA
Cid ship Mcclellan, Higgins, Rotterdam; schr Aze
ma, Audain, Port au Prince; sloop Commodore Per
ry, Smith, New York.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Arr schr Elizabeth
Corning, Para Sailed, brig Earl, Stetson, Rio ia
neiro.
NORFOLK, July SO,-Arr brig Maine, Frisbe
Havre.
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BIZ the steam boat Washington.

Arr at New York, on Saturday and Sunday, ship
Europa, Beecher, FIN Canton, III; brigs Neutrality,
Crocker, May aguez, r RI Sarah Heuick, SAUNDERS
Port au Plait; North Carolina IalIett, Wilmington,
s; Frontier, Lincoln, New Orleans, 20; schrs Bolt
var, Turner, Havana, II; Fame, Rogers, Porto Ri-
co, IL; Glide, Robinson, Savannah, 8; Spy, Baker,
do 6; Only Son, Orcutt, do 8.
Cid ships Java, Rich, Liverpool; Crescent, Hal
sey, Hivrc; brgs Carlo, Clear, st CroIx; Superior,
Prentiss, Porte Rico; w. Ross, Bunker, Key West;
schrs Robin Hood, Woodbury., Baltimore; Amity,
Jones, Newbern.
Arr on Monday, brig United States, Clark. 40 DIS
r. Mcssina aud "a fr the Streighis. July 4, of Cape
dc Gait, passed bright wasted ship with No "a IN
her signal. Lat 81 20, Ion II 5O saw vessel Keel
up Of I75 or 200 tons, apparently with verdi
cris bottom, a hole cut through her bottom and nne
holes cut through her keel, with ropes in them, aPpa-
rently for the purpose Of ashng some person TO her
bottom. Near one Of the lashings were number OF
letters scratched in the paint but could distinguish
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WHirNEY'S ANTI. BILIOUS PILLS.

WIFI FNEI'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
NATHEN we reflect On the Importance OF The
w Liver and the functions IT ierlurms III the
economy of lie, we cannot he surprised to find
il on so many occasions, the seat al extensive
aud dangerous diseases.
There is no viscus in the human frame, thai
is more importantly and more critically con
nectod with lie and health, than the Liver.
Chronic complaints are slow al theip progress,
and gradually undermine the coDstit ution, Civ
ing a check 10 the enjoyment of health, wthoul
alarming the patient until the evil has proceeded
so lar as 10 put II out Vi the power oi means Tor
recovery.
Bilious disorders in this country, are variable
in their appearance, producing complaints the
stomach, head ache, lowness oi spirits, debility.
aatulency, dyspepsia, nervous affections, costIve-
ness, iaun1ce, dropsy, &c. &c and in ma Y
cases, producing con CHS, asthmas, and suppress
SION or morbid secretion OF urine.
These Pills are calculated To excite the Liver
to a healthy action, and assist in Cisgorgiug the
| morbid secretions which are generally accumula.
| ed IN such cases, and To encourage healthy ac
ton of the Liver, which is the Dceutiv 10 every
| other secretion in the system. They have been
| found very useful ia cases of sick head ache.
when taken at the commencement of the com
pa int, and also in all he con pa uts, ment med
above, as well as in Chronic inflamations Of The
Liver.
-FARING persons will find them par'icu-
larly useful, IN visiting warm climates. v here
bilious diseases advance suddenly, aud with most
serious effects. ard when some powerful med-
cine is the only resource TO arrest their rapid
progress.
They are very mild in heir operation. and per-
fectly innunent, as well highly beneficial III
their effects-and may be used in all weather
aud seasons, without danger.
Each box contains 40 Pills. p ice so Cents.
n. b. To prevent impo iioDs, each box will
he enclosed with label, bearing an impression
Of the Good Samaritan, with the following ~
scription :" Hhitneys AaH- Bilious PtiS,'' and
each bill of directions will be signed hy the il.
ven or. Prepared and sold wholesale aud re-
tail 10y b. e. c. DYER. JRs. g. Co. JoHN II,
Mason e. Co. and GEORGE n. TILMYGHAsr.
April 10. W.T.,
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VESSELS sPoK EN-.

22l ult. lat 43 SO, lon ST g. ship Leondas Law
ton, Of and for Bristol, fr Gibraltar.
2iih ut. lat A. lon 60, brig Carssa, Watson, Is
DIS hence Tor Copenhagen.
26th ut. abou, 30 miles from Cape Henry, U. S.
sloop OF war Natchez, tr Norfolk fo- Pensacola.
March 27. in Canton River, bound up, ship Alert
Scudder, 40 ds from ston; Europa, Blocker, from
Manila, with rice.
May 9, off Isle of +, ance, Sultan, Allen, fr Can.
ton, for Boston.
June Is, west Of Cape of Good Hope, brig Romp,
Of and for Salem, fir Batavia.
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A CARD.

NHR. HANS, manager of the Westminster
1V2 Circus, has the honor to inform the pub
lie, that having received the most liberal pat
ronagc from the citizens of Providence, he is
ENABLED to announce that he has nearly com.
peted his new Circus, and that he expects to
o.en it on Monday evening next, with the
companies Of Equestrans, attached 10 the
New-York Lafayette, and Mount Pitt Circus
ses Mr.. Hans, begs leave to make tender
of his grateful thanks, to the citizens of Provl-
dence, for their many marks Of patronage and
liberality.
Westminster Circus, August 8, 1927.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

A Lien & BELCHER, al No. 4. PrIad-
IA Street, in the Store, formerly occupied by
the Messrs. Peck, offer for sale, compIeto
assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, al whole
sale at retail, as follows, viz
Knives and Forks; Pocket and Pcn' nives;
Scissors and Shears; Butchers, Cooks, and
Shoe Knives; Razors and Sirops; Thinblos
and Needles; assortment Of Lolley's Sail
Needles: brass knob Locks: morf.ce and clos
ct ditto; stocf and pad ditto; chest and trunk
ditto; till, drawer, and 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 Brushes; brass and ron
Thumb Latches; Bits and Screws; cut and
wrought Nails and Spikes; iron Wire and sheet
Lead; brass Kettles, from qulrt 30 20 gal
Ions; complete assortment oi hollow Ware;
odd bake pan Covers, of all siIs; sad aud ali
lors' Irons; trace Chains: snnbs' Vices; cu.
Brads and Tacks; clout Nails; Day & Martins
Backing, Sythes and Sneath3: cythe s>unrs;
patent hay and manure Forks: Hoes and SEos=
els; good assortment Of Woods Plouehe:
Hooks and Hinges; nest WeiChts; ring ditto.
z, Ia, 25, and so pounds, by the qua1a.tv,
bench Plains; sChisels and Gouges; Ha'cbe's
and Hammers; broad and naiow Axes: haifl
and pannell Saws; compass and table dittc;
box Rules; plated Braces ~ d Bits. trynn.
Squares; measuring Tapes; drawing Kniv,,;
iron Porringers and wash Basin: block tin ,cr
Pots; tin baking Plates; bed Cords and cod
Lines; plas'ering and brick Towels; pate,
Rat Catchers, a complete article; n g.ns,.
assortment Of Wings Files AMI Rnsps; Cts
Paper; tin Lamps, &c. &c.-snd in fass a.
most every other article that IS generally ~ai.
ed for al a Hardware Store.
We acknowledge TO our f. ends and cuq,en.
ers Of Providence and its VIC a y, the very h..
eral patronage that we have received the last
year, and solicit a continuanse Of the sSrpe,
the year ensuing. Jupc ~
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Deaths,

In this town, on Thursday last, Mr. Thomas
Scybert, formerly Of Philadelphia, aged 81
years.
On Monday last Edward, son Of Mr.. George
S. Wardwell, aged 3 months.
At Fall River, on Sunday last, Ann Eliza
beth, infant daughter of Mr.. Samuel M. Taber
aged 10 months.
In Warwick, on the 25th of July, William
A. Hammond, only son of Mr.. William Ham
mond, aged years months and fourteen
DAYS.
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BOLOGNA SATSAGES.

NDM d r. YOUNG, has Just receved d
-SL a small supply of this highly approved
article; also, few boxes Of excellent Claret
Wine, and one cask Of London Bottled Por-
ter.
Superior Table Salt in small boxes.
A few boxes of good Olives very cheap by
the box.
N. B. Wines, Teas and Sugars, an excel
lent supply; also, general assortment OF
Groceries as usual.
Please call and examine for yourselves, at
No "a Market Square.
AuriSt g
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sAxrs ar Aucxxo1g.


Rum, Flour, Gin, &c. at .fuefion.
Will be sold This Day on Masons wharf at ~
O'Clock A. NJ.
OH Hhds. st. Croix Rum
@V 100 bbls. Aloxandria suPenne Flour,
52 do do fine do.
z pipes Holland Nn.
do Bordeaux Brandy,
10 do American do,
200 kegs Alexandra Crackers,
30 half quarter casks, French Madeira
Wine,
II quarter casks, Sicily Madeira do,
5.do Sweet Malaga do,
80 do Colmenar do,
IL do Teneriiio do,
100 whole, half and quarter boxes segars,
rs kegs manufactured Tobacco,
100, 600 Alexandria Segars.
August 8.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BRISTOL. Aug. Arr on Friday, brig Phoebe,
BAIT, 10 days from Havana. Capt. B. states that ii
was uncommon'y healthy at Havana, at the time Of
his sailing Left, brig Fame, Bgcy, for Providence,
unc.
NEWPORT, Aug. 7.-Sallei on Sunday, brig
Benjamin Ruggles, Waite, Havana
Sailed this morning, ship Frederick Augustus,
Earl, Paei6c Ocean, whaling; brig Horizon, Cook,
NIarseilles.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED

SATURDIY, August4.
Brig President Manning, Grafton, fm New York,
in ballast.
Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, from Baltimore,
with -four and corn to p. s. ID Rhodes, and Seth Ad-
ans, Jr.
Sloop Pacific, Griffin, from River Head, with wood
to J. Burrough.
Sloop Victory Pierce, Newport.
SUNDAY, August 5.
Brig Enterprize, Haradon, fin ST Ubcs, Al, with
salt, to Benjamin Clifford. June 23d. lat 80 70, lon
10 20, was boarded by the Colombian ermei schr
Gen. Armario, Captain Malta, ard treated politely.
Spoke, July Z, lat fl 80, Ion SS II, brig Dido, Boo
ram, from M ,rseil!es for Boston; 9th, lat AZ, lon
60 4s, brig Missionary. Lord, Of Kenncbunk, % DIS
fr New Orleans for Liverpool.
Schr Sally Ann, Richardson, Bath.
Sloop b. d. Jones, Pcckham, from New York,
with -four, to Seth Adams, Jr
Sloop Hamilton, Thrasher, IA hours from New
Bedfo,d.
U. L. sloop New York. Willard, from New York,
with -four, &c.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Franklin, Summons, Pawcatuck.
Sloop LYDIA, Mathews, Yarmouth.
Sloop Dolphin, Swan, Stonington.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from N. York,
20 hours.
.MOND.A Y, .August6.
Brig Mordecai, Thompson, Z days from Bath, with
lumber.
Schr Mary, Nckerson, Dennis.
Schr Echo, Petty, River Head.
Schr Betsey & Eliza, Baxter, Boston.
Schr Susan, Douglass, Bath.
Schr Juno, Eldrc !ge Sandwich.
Schr Ant, Emery, Saco.
S,op Andes, Clark from Brookhavcn, with wood
to J. Burrough.
Sloop Northern Star. Swift, Wareham.
Soop William, Mowry, from Sandwich, with wood
to J. Burrough.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Soop Emeline, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Sphinx, from Wexford.
Sloop Ranger, Corey, from Tiverton.
Sloop Meridian, Carr, Warren.
TUESDAY, August 7.
Schr Morning Star, Rogers, Bath.
U. l.. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, 2 days fr New
York.
Sloop Stonincton, Starks, from New York, with
flour 10 Seth Adams, Jr.
Sloop Spartan, Presbrcy, f Taunton.
Sloop Gen Washington, Godfrey, ir Taunton.
Sloop REINDEER, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Abigail, Phillips, Taunton.
Sloop Sarah, InPraham, from Warren.
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York,
10 hours.
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port, which recommended small increase
OF duty on hammered bar iron, so as to make
it Il2 cents per cwt instead of 80 cents, and
also, that the committee on wool and woolens
should incorporate this subject with their me-
mortal to Congress.