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Cid brigs Beta, Miner, Havana; Africa, Newhall

Cid brigs Beta, Miner, Havana; AFRICA, Newhai',
Bremen. via Georgetown, d G.
NEW YORK Aug 81. Arr ship Isaac Hicks,
Macy I'm Ivernool; brgs Napoleon, Jennings from
Havana 10: Elbe. Jones Stockholm 62; sloop B ID
Jones. Peckham Newport.
Cid barque Columbus, Drinkwater Antwerp; brig
Alexander, Shaw Newhern.
22d arr brig Damon, Bailey 3 dnvs h Wilmington;
schrs Mary Ann, Smith, Pictou :; Mount Dcs-
ert. Milliken I'm Frankfort via Newport; soop New
York. Willard Providence.
CID shin Sllvanus jenkins, Allen LIVERPOOL; Br
brig Shakspeare, Col lie Grcenock; briggs Brilliant
Winsor Trieste; Hiram, Whitaker Laguira; schr
Hone Success Winsow ST Thomas.
23d arr brig Pacific. Gould ir baltimore; schr Ar
gus. Midget I'm Washington Z.
Cid brig Marv Eliza, Gibbs, Laguira.
PHILADELPHIA Aug II. Arr brig Herminia
Butler fn Havana VIA Lazaretto; schr Henry, Han
ma FIN 81 Andrews.
CID shin WIN Donald. Mcleod I'm st Johns N u
brigs David MalT,t, Rowland st Thomas schr Har
vev. Burns Tampico.
22d arr brig Monticello, Harvey 81 ds from Cron
stadt: schr Ahira, Hall Providence.
Cid brig Two Sons, Stevens Providence.
BALTIMORE Aug 90. Arr ship Gen Putnam
McKown I'm Liverpool.
Cid brips Henrietta, Gaeiien Bremen; Sully, Snow
ST Pierres; schrs Sarah and Priscilla, Travers
| Thomas.
2lst arr schr Express, S,d'er I'm Charleston.
ALEXANDRIA Aug 10. Arr brig Wayland
| Coffin I'm Newbdryport.
| NEWBERN Aug II. Arr s:hr Ann Maria froI
| Turks Island.
| CHARLESTON Aug 49, Below, schr Trump
Turner im Philadelphia for Savannah, short Of pre-
visions.
Cid shin Science, Goodrich Liverpool.
| 18th cid brig Stranger. Hall Matanzas.
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RHODE ISLAND CENTRAL MEDICAL. SOCIETY.
THyIlE Annual Meeting of the Rhode Island Central Ned
n ica Suciety, will be holden al Jolnsons Inn, ia Cen
trevie H. Tuesday, the ID of September rext, at 10
o'clock A. NJ Also, a meeting tf the Ceuscrs the
day and place. l.. b. BRAYTON, scc'ry.
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INDIA WROUGHT
HARDW ARE.

COFFEE, SUGAR, IRON, &c.
HOsD 'as s' HIST ''''i'y |0 ''"''' e'''e' 10 0'0e"
80 bbls brazil white Sugar
10 tons Swedish Iron, assUre1 sizes
81 prime Pernanblcu Hides
Manila tias-n lots TO accommodate, for sale by
WILLIAM X. BOWERS,
August % No. 1, south Water street.
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n. L. RUM.
% - Bbls. New England Rum, landing fsnm sloop We
-, - nrs-for sale by GEO. $. RATHBONE.
August ~.
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GIN

GIN.
so a, Bbs Gates Gn received per snop Fair Haven
eg & and for sale by GEO. 5. RArHBONE.
August ~. II, South Water street,
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FLOUR, LUMBER, &c,

FLOUR, LUMBER, &c.
EA Barrels fresh ground Canal Flour August inspec-
1900 feet ash Plank
400 W. o. Barrel Slaves
1000 pound, f quality old milk Cheese, landing from
slnop Eloi'a-lor sale ny EDENR. S. DAY son.
August i3
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

JUST RECEIVED,
TONTRAST-A new hovel, by Regina Maria Roche,
author of the Children OF the Abbey, SC. &C. istor-
cal Scenes in the United states, illustrated by
Cravings for chilreu-Seventyv Receipts for Pastry,
Cakes and Swecmeats; by Lady Of Phadcphl. Sketch
es, by n. 7. Wis-ior sale by a. ;. BECKWlrH,
No. -, Market street, opposite Union Buildings
August 81
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20

lJ'At meeting Of a large number OF tho
ci,izens Of Boston. on Tuesday evening, for
tho pnrposc Of nominating a candidate for tho
Office Of Mayor, Harrison Gray Otis was
agreed on by a large majority. He was wait
ed on by a committee ard consented to stand.
Mr.. Otis certainly wants an Office as much
as any man in tho country. A few weeks
ago no suffered his name to be placed OH the
Jackson Electoral Ticket in Massa chusetts,
for tho purpose Of being kept up in the minds
Of the people ; and now he has stretched forth
his hand TO take q municipal Office. We are,
however, of opinion, that there win be more
profit as well as credit in regulating the affairs
Of the city Of Bostan, than in travelling to
Washington 10 question Mr.. Adams aSost the
Hartford Convention or the Essex Junto.
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Tie Use IL~ri~s have bcca esd s.us~ s~r NJ, ah.l pa
60 " dx urail b. d.s.nsi 10 u bd prf issisl, wli.h y
asishxn~d< isv1y ~ ss a'Huci?usoru N th~ hnsvy s'pyy :"
ixs,ndsi 0tH.,, n hSh naut srsb Re hsua,utt uiHi 'ie
nssrks.s. Pfrsp - Lvnivd w:rst ,rc .niy ruisA'5e'i,a ,i
n.af tu h.Id yrluId,so a.sY,a c,nni,ani ~ = As PSF bdL
INC aycrxye tf (" ..Mt 9 2 tie week r,.,h z : ~ ~. was re
81, s,i tie .,gr g.st ---r'gr trrs dS wrtss. t.s W,
making tho pss.nf das . Il ~ lwr y. ks wisr1ti sho ! =.
- I~r ,hi. la aaat. The sscsaistsr ysrc,s'y siN h"ti
With ffuircss. int ~ VIE .epfs ieRsfxsh u 10 ,aE, ts-ihir h'
~, wi.Ai ~Gst; hsy lie rnaiar c,, vhsn tr b.niei rrhn
aid hL1S ierla:,ys stprscids h; All s.;nrss rouaiiai cuiy. 90
India. G,an continues duL
The advance IN Asies hes orc su-Iendrd the dsn'a,tt.
Elfiy ~ lib. week M eifctsive iiisiiss WIS dsic ~ To-
iasc", nj a inh''er siv.'cs os lisa lid pr W. 'n' very ~
tie has l-ca dome tie lat lew days, owiiiy Ia b ldet, de-
nrnJ ng higher G,s~-SNv tbs primo 1ufpt milne i@'S
bsen sid this wscx nj lis al r~r cwf.
Wheat IN boni ~ 9 10 is. 90 I'll = is gI, Flunr do. per
MI. ~ n ~; Indian Torn per ~. ~ a Ib-i Aches, REV
York Pei 81 a 3h: do i-,i }: n tr, Rse IN baud IL n as;
Qncr. Bark ~ . ~ rd; tiGyer Scei 81 a G.f, Tfrpentilo
~ Cd n lis ~; Trr 10, liza: Ioircco Va. I.stf . i4a 81
io r,cnin-,i J a z, Ken,utky Ieaf2n2 III S.rnnn'sd
I n .; l.. s.. Bank Shares III.
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"THu Ohp RHops- ISLAND LiSE."--A
the prsssn, session Of Conzeess, il 10 earnestly
to be hoped that 'thoss Revolutionary officers
aud soldiers Of our own State. who have been
so long neglected and suffered to 80 unpaid
for services Of danger and suffering. will meet
the reward they have 90 long deserved and so
long looked for. that in their old ago this
remnant OF a Spartan band, may have the ne.
cessaries, if not the comforts Of life. They
are old-there is but ono step between them
and tho grave. They are poor--many Of
them must, some Of .hem actually do, suffer
for what u few dollars would buy. They are
deserving--when the armies Of a mercenary
King threatened to overthrow the liberties Of
their country, they barred their breasts TO bat
tie for them, and did it successfully Will the
government now refuse them u part Of the
great debt they have SO long owed ,hom, just
money enough TO buy them I" oak for their
collins. and cypress for their funerals?"
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CoNGnEss.--Thc doings OF Congress since
Our last, have been unimportant and %unintor-
es,ing. On Friday, MIR. Mitchell, from the
Committee on Military Pensions. reported Il
bill for placing on its roll an additional num-
Der Of names, which was twice read and COM
mitted.
Mr.. Richardson's call for Information as 10
the amount Of duties credited at the custom
Houses for the last 8 years, was called up.
Mr.. Camhrcleng suggested that the inforn,a-
ton called for embraced a difficult task and
would require a report longer than the annual
Treasury Report. MIR. Richardson replied that
the subject Of Custom House credits, and the
Warehousing system. was about to come be
fore Congress, and he was DESTROYS Of having
the necessary Information from the faithful,
able and intelligent officer who presided over
the Treasury, with so much credit to himself
and his country. BY tho assent Of the mover
tho resolution was laid on the table. Several
resolutions Of a local nature were adopted,
and the House adjourned.
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ALLIED BAKks.- Il u said, and ~s bot4
il may prove true, that the Leicester bmx
has withdrawn. from its connes'on with Ne
Suffolk Bank in this city. and intends hsreefS
ter redeeming It's bills al its own counter. We
hope this Independent step will BIO followed BY
others in the country, until tho whole injuri.
Gus aud destructive policy Of what are 'efncd
The Allied Banks shall be changed. wbeu
this system was first adopted, its operation
and consequent n cts were predicted by som
Of the most respectable papers in ihis and The
other New-Engiand States, bot without excl
ting any other attention hcro than q pariisi At
tempt at refutation. sufficient time has row
ella psed 10 show, that however advantageous
the system may have been TO the indlviduaIs
concerned in Inc several banks. il has been
one Of great detr.ment to the city. We state
without hesitation, and We believe the candid
aud rejecting portion Of The business popuIa-
ton Of our city will confirm our assertion, thai
this very policy Of the Suffolk Bank apd 9TH
Yers. has had greater influence in retarding the
growth and prosperity Of Boston and diverting
It's trade into other channels, than all the ca
nails that have been constructed within or near
our borders and al. the enierprize -four neigh
bors cxened to advance the interests Of iheis
own cities and Hourishing towns at eur ex~
pense .-Bost. Traveller =.
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LATEsT FROM CoLUMBIA.--.By the brig
Medina, Capt. Beekman, who arrived yester-
day from Carthsgena, we have received Car
thagcna papers to the 18th November. They
arc mostly filled with official n,s Of no
interest. We should not forget to add. how
ever, that the celebration OF Bolivar's birth
day occupies the principal part Of one Of them
and that the poet maintains 4 conspicuous
place with his column-long ode.
There is no longer any doubt as to Santan-
der's fate. His connection with the late con.
spiracy seems TO have been proved 10 the sat-
isfa Of The court before which he was ar
raigned, and he must Of course suffer the con-
sequences.
We have seen a letter, received by the Me-
dina, from a very respectable source, dated,
Bogota, Oct. 2Sth. which says that Gen. San
Ia nder has been condemned 10 be executed
and that the President has passed the SEN
tencc over to his Cabinet for their sanction.
This will probably excite a sensation in this
country averse 10 Boliver, unless tho evidence
is made known on which he was convicted,
for Santander has, for the past year or two,
II it il consistent with the public safety, we
hope that Boliver will generously grant him
pardon and set him at lberty-it would add
an imperishable gem to his character.
The letter above mentioned gives it as the
general impression that there will DO no war
with Peru, but expresses the utmost confidence
in tho force Of Columbia, should such a war
happen. When the Medina sailed q frigate
was fitting out at Carthaguna, as was suppos-
ed against Peru.
The American Of yesterday publishes an ex-
tract Of letter dated also Bogoia, Oct. 2Sth.
which says, "thc government has got news
that two Colonies Orlando, and Hilarlo Con-
tales. are going about the town Of Pasta 10
recruit q party for an insurrection; and fears
are entertained that, If they come TO Papayap,
may succeed in getting possession Of 500 mus
kets, and arming their forces" Ibid.
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1JTho third trial for the election Of May
or, will take place in Boston on Monday next.
MIR. Amory will probably be chosen in place
Of Mr.. Quincy.
AZ "Anti-Tarif Almanac are advertised
in Georgia. This must be the scheme of
some money.moking Yankee.
Oc-JoHN OWEN has been elected Govern
or Of North Carolina. in place Of Mr.. IRE-
elected Senator.
Oy-Hon. IcHABoo BARTLETT, Of New
Hampshire. has declined q recollection to Con.
gress.
0o-Judge Burnett has been elected a sena.
tor from Ohio, in place Of Gen. Harrison, Min.
later 10 the Republie Of Colombia.
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RoBBERs.-Much excitement has been pro-
duced among our citizens, in consequence of
several persons having been recently assaulted
and robbed in our streets at night, and stores
broken into besides an unusual number Of
thefts having been committed. Among tho.
outra ges we have heard of-the mate OF q
Boston brig was knocked down and robbed.
near Rockets; Mr.. Fullerton was knocked.
down. and severely injured, near the corpty
courthouse, some Of his teeth being knockeds
fairly out: and on Thursday night, Capt. M
LELAND, Of the schr. Mary, in the Dock. on
his way 10 his vessel, was knocked down, ais
skull fts ctured, and robbed Of his watch and
money. He was thea dragged to a lighter
and thrown into il, where he was found yes
terday morning senseless. HIS life 10 in a pre-
carious state. On Wednesday night ttemp,s
were made to break open two cellars on Cary
street.
As a clue 20 detect the robbers who as
saulted capt. M'Delland, it may DO we'll 10.
state that his watch key is Of silver, with the.
initials 8. nj. 8. on il.
Capt. MIDLAND had not recovered his SEN
scs or speech last night, and his recovery 10
very doubtful. -Rifhmond Wing.
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s1- The gentleman Of tho Investigator is
down upon US. because We have seen fit to re-
commend something moral, which no thinks 10
altogether his province.
What the Investigator object to the pro.
pagation of morality The suporlutively pious
genius who prcsides over that organ of super
%stition, not willing to add another sha exile TO
those already imposed upon the minds Of old
women9 lie who was afraid the Waverly No
vols would make his qrandmother's ca: puir
another ,uno, or his %uncle's dog Pompey bark
fiction, or his Poll Parrot prato sentiment!
Not willing 10 lN tho Cadet be right once,
when, according to his account, it has been
wrong so long ! Flo Mr.. Goodell The pub
lie will begin to think you are as fearful Of be-
ing ou,-donO. as you formerly was when the
gentleman Of the American undertook to ad-
minister a dose, TO help the public morals
While you had on your longest face, and was
looking with any thing but complaccncy on
the vices Of the people, Mr.. Hallcu CHANGED
to advance something concerning temperance,
when you gave him a rap over the knucklcs.
which seemed TO say, stake your glass Of rye
gin il YOU will, but let alone my subject"
You are worse than the Connecticut Deacon,
who whipped his beer because it worked on
and then complained because it was
not ii, 10 drink the next day.
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Consrs AND CoMErs' TAILs.-wonde.

Consrs AND COMETS TAILs.-wonder-
fol spseslations havo recently been ngitating
The sssrenemical world, with regard to the ma
turs Of Censls, and the cause that occasions
The ississ By which they are attended, wheth-
Or they lave tsiIs or not /; and il they have.
what thsss tails are composed Of. In these
spssuist;ons. SON have gone so far as TO our
poss thsl our sanh has q tail, and if the spec
tssos essld b safely mounted upon Mars or
Jupitss, they might see our Aurora Borealis
strsauiaG fr .nesthwsfd-a complete tail Of
Gre, sweeping hss osbit Herewith. rs q Span
III lsdk does The path she passes along
vsry trso. sissss 10 nothing 80 wonderfully alb
s~din sspposss 1s Aurora Borsslis nigh, DO
v;sbss ssn ne surface Of Mare but that IL
ssosId hsss ikvwe spear 10 NE observer as
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ST.. Observation-Disclosures Coin. Tho
Baltimore Chronicle, published some time
since, an account, Of a Frenchman, who had
formerly resided in that city, having been ap-
pretended at Port au Prince, on a charge of
CONTRIBUTING tho coins Of the Island. A let
ter Of a late date, has been received by a CON-
mercial house al Baltimore, stating that the
perron had undergone a trial, been found gull
ty, and had been sentenced TO be shot. A wo-
nan had like wise been arrested as an accom-
plice; and also found guilty, and condemned
10 the like punishment. The letter states that
the Frenchman had appealed 10 the Court OF
Cessation, but the impression was, that his
punishment would not be consunimaied. In
the course Of the investigation (says the edi-
tors of the Chronicle) it was discovered that
he was in correspondence with persons in New
York, lette;s disclosing tho affair having been
found in his possession, as were also a part Of
the materials for countcr)eiting. and about, in
ina ginary amount. Of $500 dollars. [The rea-
ders Of the Commercial Advertiser may recol-
lect that some months since v~e made some
disclosures upon this subject, and took some
pains 10 prove the matter farther. We were
not fully successful as to all the parties; but
we have the names Of The coiner, and Of one
or more Of the parties for whom the spurious
coin was forged. Wo have also the name of
another person concerned, and are not with
out hopes Of yet obtaining dispositions disclos.
ing tho whole transac tlons. : Com. Adu.
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The NEXT CABINEr.-Most ofthe political
papers are busying themselves with specula-
tons upon the subject Of the formation of the
next cabinet Among the candidates named
are the following -
State Dsparfment-Mr. Livingston, Mr..
Van Brren.
Navy Deparfment-Mr Woodbury..
Var observation-disclosures Cass, Col.
Drayton, Mr.. Benton.
TreosWy Department-Mr. Tazewell, Gen.
Bernard, Mr.. Choves.
Attorney G~eneral-Mr H.. Berriap, Mr.. p. p.
Barbour.
II is customary-and the rule Is a fair one
Ito allow every President to form his cabinet
Of his own friends. as no pleases. But there
may DO circumstance requiring a deviation
from the rule. II is conceded that the friends
Of the present. administration will have q mo
jority in the Senate on the 4th o! March,. and
after tho disclosures which have been made
respecting Mr.. Senator Boplon, we presume
that should he be nominated TO my situation,
the nomination would be very promptly rejected.
I'D.
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the tad of a seme,, Goes 10 ~ acriI Of a
doubt. sr Isaac Nsston maintained, and
very reasonably, thai tho ,s'!s Of eamsts wsry
occssonsd by vspor ascending. by u.rans Of
the sun's heat , and If This doctrine bs e"s'eut,
the new theory 10 at onco exploded. as s!ec-
tiici,y o. allowed 10 BE- The principal aser, in
producing the Aarors, while The action Of the
suns rays, carry up the columns Of vapor
which Newton snpposes 10 form the tails OF
comets. But that the earth is a comet instead
true than We should wish TO have tive say,
than we should wish TO have il, because we
do not like tho idea Of being transported from
a plane, TO a comet, which 10 continually run
knows where. and whisking a (iery tail over
the heads Of its neigh5ors, without any consi-
Iteration for their comfort and convenience -
the idea is alarming, il not absurd. The
course Of the earth has been correctly traced,
and il 10 found TO be essentially different in its
route and its movements, fiom a comet its
circuit is not 80 extensive il never flies away,
nor, indeed, does the comet ny out o! its orbit
but it never passes of, not TO be scon again
Tor a great number Of years. Let them cay
what they will, 1t is after oil nothing but a
planet.
There is no knowing what they will not
make of our earth in time. Captain symmes
has scraped il hollow, and converted it into a
rat,le-box /; and now comes another genius,
who wishes 10 hook a toll some millions Of
miles long, on to tho North Pole, and thereby
alta oh it 10 the order Of comets. This is al
together out Of the nature of things. Where
tails grow, they may DO Topped Oh; but as for
putting a tail whsre nature never intended to
have ono, it is altogether Oh; Of tho question.
But if VIC are TO DO put astride a comet, as
i seems we must, NO hope TO be under the
immediate care Of that committee Of safety,
who have little else 10 do,
Excepting to wind up tie sun or moon,
Or cub a runaway young star " in",
Or Wild colt of a GOMEZ, which too s'n
Broke out ol bounds, DER the ethereal b,ur,
fplitins some planet with is playful tel,
A. boats are sometimes by . want n whale"
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% It is good to remember the sufferings and
priva,ions Of our fore fathers, that, contrasting
their situation with ours, we may DO grateful.
The Anniversary Of the Landing Of the Pill
grims at Plymouth, will be there celebrated in
a public manner. Rev. Samuel Greene, of
Boston, is TO deliver a discourse. II is good 10
rcpaint the picture Of their sufierines, that our
children and our children's descendants may
initiate the spirit which led those wanderers
to resist tho arm Of religious intolerance and
political persecution.
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Ibsm che LioerpooI Chr onieie, Nou. 8.
Sagsr. &c.-Our Sugar market has been
veg quist this week, only 500 hhds having
been sold at former rates; nothing has been
Doc in Fopsign or Esst India. $50 casks
heslssses have changed hands at 26s. Cd. for
Amigos. and 27s for Dcmerara. About 200
easks Of Coffee have been taken at full prices
end 80 bags 81. Domingo al s6s. to 36s. Cd.
Dry GsNeries. re. : In consequence Of the
haD1srs Of Ashes advancing their prices. the
tsgsasss hes been oonfnsd 10 small purchas-
en-. smsuasiug 10 nol moro than 400 bic. Of
~ and Pearl. Lisle has been done in Indi-
csa1 Liverpool, the operations having been
0sAne1 70 London. at q slight advance on
~ rsesnaly fashed Compsny's sale; 500
Gbp1s ere advertised for Thursday next, the
Soh iaa- but il = supposed $50 will no, be Of.
euD4 OF SAhDstrs, the transs ctions arc res
pGnnAaesG vssy full prices. In Medasrranssn
bso1.Da.ths eaIss m Olive OIL are I40 tons
0saGpsas essay and Malaga. st a further sd-
Sss25scsasss Nae: = ss:~ ~;s:r nsc.M,
-ID<nnsf eugtes cecuAs ~ - hA. and pees
3M1A0snse1, Onkvsss,v b eeuasR qusikies,
s~s II sss NJ. wsst have
Das3lp7ka 4, ard ga es Is~sd, ys
nvMNfaNErB T1s IA IssNd AN
~ r1assS vssas nS, - 50.
e~eses N NJ lssds ss6 -
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