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ter aimed a blow in return at his antagonist
when he suddenly perceived his arm seized
by some person behind him. He turned-h
was the mate. What's all this!" said the
officer. TIE old sailor told his talc tirst' and
Julian TO his surprise, found that the same
privilege was not TO be granted him. "th
learn you" said the mate, "not to abuse or in
suit an able seaman; I'll take care Of you
green horns" He then ordered Julian to take
the helm for punishment. You have me in
your power now," said Julian, "but the time
may come when we shall meet on equal
ground" The officer heard this speech, but, f,
affecting not to notice it, secretly resolved TO
revenge himself on the youth during the voy-
age.
The officers and crow Of the ship, soon dis
covered an independence of mind, contempt
of danger, and an mpatience of control IN 'u-
Ian, not to be conquered and dangerous to be
traed with. They discovered that he could
be led, but not driven-easily persuaded, he
yielded up no rights-kind and placable to his
friends, he was firm, unyielding, and fierce
when opposed. He soon gained the affections
of the whole ships crew; and the officers dar-
ed not DO so singular as to affect to dislike
him.
Julian was not little surprised at becoming
undeceived in the character Of sailor. He
universally heard generosity and bravery at
tributed to seamen. But no people had he cv-
er met with, who seemed so selfish, so bigoted,
and mean, as did these people when be be-
came thoroughly acquainted with them. Ac-
customcd to rowing, careless life, seamen ara
generally unsteady, debauched and depraved.
While on shore, their money is burthen to
them and is often foolishy squandered and
thrown away--Hcnce the semblance Of flank
ness, but follow them to their ship-see them
in a situation where their food and garments
are felt necessary, and you behold quite diff
ferent state of things. There their property Is
is worth something to them. There all their
generosity vanisheth, and the most disgusting
seishness is displayed in all their movements.
Quauelling over their food; each one jealous
lest another should get more than his allow
ancc.
1t contributed not a little to the popularity
Of Julian, when it was observed that he possess
scd that intuitivc sense of proprie,y and good
manners which prevented him from endsavor-
ing to overreach his messmates; and that
frankness and disinterestedness which frequent
ly induced him TO suffer from tho wet and cold
to oblige needy shipmate. Here is the test
Of benevolence!. For n man 10 give away
something which ho does not value, is no mark
of generosity, but for him to part with nccessa-
ries, bespsaks soul like that which breathod
in the noble Sidney when he said -"Thy ne
cessity is yet greater than NINE" Generosity
and courage go hand in hand 1t will be read
lily supposed then that mean to deny that
sailors are brave. If iron nerves and insens-
bty constitute courage. then indeed shall
fail in my attempt to convince the reader that
seamen are generally cowardly.
TO BE Continued
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nN the last passage from New-York board the Steam
" Packet Chancellor Livingston Supposed TO have drop
ped the deck pnpe containing One Hundred aud Ten
Dollars, in IT, :. bills. Whoever finds the and will
leave this office, with John Batter, Ann street. Bos-
shall receive Ten Dollars for their trouble.
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Restorative Jo, Jroiicking "A Mr.. Masurer,
a French Chemist, has discovered n remedy
for that state Of body which arises from ultra
pota'ion. lie has done little good by P 'blsh-
ing the name Of the article. and the mat OF
using it. The swapping Of a mans head. and
his uncomfortable feelings after frolic, is o,e
Of the strongest preventves against excess; I;
and here comes Mr.. Masrrcr with his rem. dy,
which in five minutes puts head and stoma ch
in order. 1t is absolutely throwing tsmp,aii,n
in the way OF the topcr. -. --.. I'D.
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A gentleman in New. York, who is reported
to be competent 10 The task is engaged in
writing aud compiling biographical sketch
Of the life and public services OF the late
ALEXANDER iIAMfLroN. u 10 now about
"a years siRce he fell ia duel with -aarsn
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FASHIONABLE HAIRCUTTER,
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NJ EEPS constantly baud, Combs Iather brushes, 70
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The New-York Courier (ffiendIy to Jackson)
ceusures, in strong terms, Gen. Scott, for re-
fnsng to obey, Gas rcported) Gen. kIscosns as
Comma audci ia Chief Of the Army.
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w may 81 If No. II, Msrket-street.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GUUDS.
A Lien BELCHER, have just received direct from
IA the Manufacturers In England, their Spring supply VI
Hardware, consisting of Files, Rasps, Chsels OF all kinds,
Drawing Knives, Braces and Bits, Plane Irons, Plated
Squares, Pads, Bevis Gentemens Iron Braces, sheep
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added their former stock, makes their assortment very
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At Cont of Probite holden within and for the town of
Providence, on the 9th day Of June, A. D. 1928.
A BIDA STONE, Executrix of the last VIII and Tesla
IN men Of Sarah Hail. late of this town, widow deceas
ed, has rendered account Of EyecuOrshp this Court
for seemcnt-Ordered that the consideration Of said
be referred To Monday the 7th day Of July next at
O'clock p NJ and that previous notice be given by pub
fishing this order three several times in the Litemry Cadet
all persons interested appear that time and be heard
A true copy Witness,
june IA NATHAN w. JACKSON, Clerk.
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SAIL CLOTH.
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PROVIDENCE.
YIcYLA1S EIgNNGo
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY.AD.AyWS.

Whom WASHINGTON, in 1884, considered the most valna-
BILE public character had abroal y
Whom JEFFERSON, in 17S5 esteemed highly that he
said TO Mr. GERRY congratulate your Country their
prospects in this young man."
Whom MADISON appointed first to negotiate Treaty for
Peace;
Whom MONROE, with the advice Of enel Jackson placed
first in his Cabinet;
Whom THE PEOPLE, in 1884, elevated 10 tl hshe, station
in the world;
Whose Administration, though ssaed from the beginning by
an Opposition unexsmpe for lis bitterness ana prohs
has been sngulariy prosperous
Aud who in less than four years. besides defayh the
penses Of rea and extrsyagp they said
10 he by his oppanentl-aud besides applying upwards Of
TWELVE MILLIONS 10 works OF public Improvement
and national defence.--IIAS PAID MORE THAN
THlRTY-THREE MILLIONS OF THE PUBLIC
DEBT
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PORTER, PALE ALE, NEWARK CIDER
NNM WALL ha, constantly hand Bottled Porter, Pale
w Ale, aud Newark Cider, Of the very best quality at
wholesale or retail 10 South Maia-strest
81 IN
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AT Court of Probate holden within and for The Town Of
Pr evidence, on the 9th day of June, A. u. 1923.
A BDA STONE, Administrative with the win annexed
N the Estate Of Meclf Hail. supposed TO he deceased
has rendered 10 this Court account of her administration
said FOR that the consideration
thereof be referred % Monday, the 7hof July next at
O'clock r. NJ. and that previous notice be given, by pub
fishing this order three several times in the Literary Ca
de to all persons interested appear that time and be
heard A true copy Witness,
June II. NATHAN w. JACKSON, Clerk.
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RICHARD RUSH.

The present able and efficient Secretary Of the TIeSu
ry-snd fearless advocate of the Interests
and Honour of his Country
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NEWPORT, May 27. Arr solr Albion, Atwa-
ter, from st Jago, Mexico.
WARREN, May ~. Arr sloop First Attempt,
Halle, from Newbern, NC. i
NEW BEDFORD, May 20. Cid ships Com
Rogers, Nve, Brazil Banks; Albion, Reed, do; brig
WIN Thatcher. Howland, Coast Of Patagonia.
PORTLAND. May 20. Arr brig stat,rs, Stan.
wood, from Havana.
26h cid schrs Angela, Morse, st Thomas; Will
liam. Berry, Guadaloupe.
PORTSMOUTH, May "a. Sailed brig Ellen
NFwBURYPoRT. May 2s. Cid brig Ann,
Campbell, Porto Rico.
BOSTON. May 27. Arr schr volan,, Bradford,
from st Croix.
Cid ship Samuel Cunard, Kenn, Sydney, Ms.
18th arr briss Mary and Eliza, Talbot. from Ma
anzas; William, Homer, Koy West; Mary Cole,
Singer, Mobile.
29,h arr brigs Charles Amburger, Story, from
Gibraltar; Marion, Cole, Aux Caves; John Quincy
Adams, Lawrenson, N Orleans; America, Daggett,
Cid brig O,esau, Webb, Genoa AMI Paler MOI
schrs scio, Clark, Lisbon; Harriet, Horton, for st
Peters.
NEW YORK, May 81. Arr briggs Orbit, Wood
bury. from Amsterdam; Topaz, Dubois, g Haytien;
schr Waccamaw Smith, Charleston; brig General
Paez, Clark, Curacao.
Cid ship Hanover, Barstow, Charleston; soop Es-
cort, Bell West Indies.
2Sth arr brig Fortuna, Penn, from Turks Isaud;
schrs Fame, New Orleans; Leopard, Nye, Plymouth
NC for Wareham.
Cid brig Baltic, Hoyt, St Barts.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 25. Arr schr Henry
Clay. Hall, from Providence.
CID brig Richmond. Trinidad.
rs h arr brig Montpelier, Vose, from New Orleans
BALTIMORE, May 25. Arr sloop Edward,
Smith, from Providence.
ELIZABETH CITY. May 81. Sailed schooner
Harriet Eliza, Simpson. West Indies.
CHART. .ESTON Nav AR sob. 7 oua,.,
Kezia, Macw,lliaui, from Havana.
10Th arr ship Majestic, Page, from New Orleans;
schr Thomas Hall. Rearion, from st Jago do Cuba
Up at Philadelphia, 27th, schr Henry Clay, Hall,
for this port.
At Mazatlan, lst ut ship Edward, Hicks Of this
port, for the United States in few weeks.
Al Matanzas, 10Th inst briggs Busy, Sargeant, for
Warren. 25ih; Ariel, Coffin, ofWarren, for Bremen
do; Harriet Cooke. ofths port, for North of Eu-
rope unc; schr Planter, Steib, for this port, 10TH
Up at Wilmington, 2lst, brig Blackstone, Martin,
ofths port, for Liverpool.
Arr at Havana, 10th inst brigs Enterprise, Norris
hence; Ann, Perry do; Phebe, Champlln, of this
port, from Charleston.
Sailed from the Balizc, S,h, brig Havre, Pearcs,
for this port.
Up at Baltimore, 24th, soop Eliza, Gray, for this
port.
Tie brig Blackstone. Martin, hence, arr at Will.
mngton 2lst.
Sailed from New Orleans, s.b, ship Hazard, ,Chacc
for this port.
At New Dieppe, 18th ut ships Washington, Sails.
bury. of this port from Canton, for Goltenburg;--
Panther, Bowers, of do from India for do.
Cid at New Orleans, I'd inst Francis, Ellison, for
this port.
The brig Mariner, for this port, sailed from Mobile
Point, 4th.
The Pom1na, Newton, Of Newport, for Havana,
sailed from New Orleans, Stn.
Arr a. saco, 25th. schrs Hope s. Phcbo, and
Sally hence.
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Bu the Steam Boof.

= Arr at New York. on Wednesday, ship Peru, Cole
from Liverpool, briggs Syren. Fernsd, New Orleans;
Virginia, Dounet,o, Rochcllej sloop Superior, Child
Providence.
CID schrs Mary, Roberts. Yves, Indos; Exchange,
Groves, Jacmo'.
Arr at Phadelphia. 23ih, schr Nonpareil, Dixon,
from Washington, N @. CID brig Pizarro, Pcrk ms,
&, Thomas; Bevan, Campbell, do.
~ Arr nj B,hirn,rc, 2T,h, schr Azcrna. Celcp from
Port an Prince. Cid brig Hope Retrieve. Chase,
Neuvias.
Arr at Charleston. 22d, schr Lilly, Tai. from
Indian Kew; slopp Wii,n. Sw,sey, 81 August inc.
Cd brig New Hampshire, Libby, London.
tAr At New York on Thursday, slips saluda,
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BENJITT.E FISHER.
AND HARNESS MAyUFACTt;RPp

CHAISE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURED,
HID EsrECrFuLIf informs The public that he has
IA ed um D,dham to No 30 Broad S. Providence (at the
of Rhnond street, nearly opposite the prnps)
where he viii be happy 10 receive any order IN h ne f b
lIr those who favour him with their priton-
that h he' clca win be used them with
dp,ich aud IN the best slylc.
Bnling Ch,e- aud repairing done In The most durable
m'uncr he also carries csi,ge making, harness, anil
trimming, whechi.t hl,cksmihihg aud painting
FOR ShLE-Two new Chaise,, with harness. male In the
nesea ,iI c and in the hest manner.
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NOTICE.

SrRAYED from the subscriber nt the Hope Mandatory
- on the 26th inst black Horse about ~ hands high hong
tul and m'ne, viii, his right nearly the whole
length o aud sH, white spot the len side ~ his buck
as-a strap around his right fore foot, AMI rope around his
neck, with choke bow end broken said Horse about
" yc'r c1, tros all and i ur hcs Wbprcr viii return
bun 10 The owner. give information where he my le
found, SINH be literally rewarded.
Scfnatc, May ~ BENJAMIN PIERCE.
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CALEB &. COOKE.

CNLEB Z. COOKE, ----H
w ", .' IA form lis friends aud the public eevrr,iv
~ 'hn !" i'ti nav on hand his w,e rsas n, ~
esstf street, irsi east of The trnvcrxlisf IIu,.J a.
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% m"r' ~ we very ms oi - Dm"vso Aahoran, and war
nn,a .ri W.r W ',e so;e new p,ifcns s Side taars
H'liHi,e" nruHcadS which he will sell low '0''"
l'nu'ar attention p,iJ 10 manufacturing Ia .rd~r
ru'hnure h any dtsTr'ifUn M short nc,jce a. ( ~ vii
o 20 M 'c an' 'e' - a;i undrtk,r uc as n.ali,,r III.
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mG ; N,usTanv' sawed IN Eoir's, Plank aud Joh branch
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22d. of Cape Hateras. ship Eliza & Abby, Wood,
OF this port, from New York for Savannah,
l4th ,Tortugas in sight, ship Gov Fcnner, Martin.
ofBristol, from Liverpool, for New Orleans
22d, off Cape Hittoras. pole mantopmast schr ff
Newport, for Ocracock.
18th INST Oft Cape Hattcras, ship William, Allen,
from Warren, 6r Wilmington.
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Jennings. fom Charleston; L,fsyette. flaming, I'M
Savannah; brig Jasper, Besuvais, Maracaibo; schr
Henry, Dawn, Mayaguex, PR.
Cid brig Pceiades, Moody. An,worp.
The ship Hazard, Chacc, from Now Orleans, fsr
this port, spoke, on the 9Th ius, in the Mssissip.
pl.
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GENERAL. COMMISSION t;CyT ps,s1pv
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Grace. In clemency which b not overcome
b. evil. but overcomes evl with good;' and a
aors animating and ennobling truth, who Of
us can conceive! have hardly glanced at
at what christianity contains. But who does
not see that it was sent from heaven 10 call
forth, and exalt human nature, and that this is
its glory'
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Brig Beaver, Wi;ham, Surinam. J + Lippitt
Brig Thomas Rmg, Boston.
sclr Ahira, Hall, Philadelphia. II Farnam.
Schr Mary, Cogg,ns, Frenchman's Bay.
Sioop Sarah, WiIliston, Boston.
l. sloop Splendid, Read, New York.
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MARRIED.

In Wrentham, yesterday morning, by the Rev, MI
Fisk, Mr.. William Marshall, Of this town, to Mis-
Dstsey Fisher, of tho former place.
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DIED.

In this town "Wednesday morning, Nymphas
Crocker, aged 80.
On Wednesday evening last, Mrs. Amey Mas~-ire,
aged 73.
In Cumberland on Thursday morning Israel Joslin,
Esq in tho 64th year Of his age.
In Oneyylile, on Friday morning last, Charlotte
Frances, d,ughter Of Mr.. John Angel.
On board the brig Fountain, in January last, on
her passage to surnam, Mr. Thomas Lindley, ofthis
town, agcd ~.
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BY MARTIN sropuARp.

~ RAIL ASTATE lT AUCTgOW
On Tuesday nexe, Jons a. " ocksk on the pssm
The Rrx, Esnse .arcd Norh Mau u. rew the rss-
demce of Mr. aniel reidon, blo,sing To Mr. l,cnjapn
kbowis-, of Newfork consk<ne II two story gamble
ro4aed House, with aa uf land wit aaaas, hss,y
aHut 81 feet North Mainst. extending brk ahAa i20
fet. A p,ricuar drscdpiou Of tho size vi ts x VIII bs
Known 2. te time and pAes of saesi which time is sou
may as MARTIN sroDDARn. Aaes.
BOOTS AED SHOEa 81
THIS DAY, Nay 3la, at 0~kck, A. N. iu ffma Of o.
hce No 7. Market siusrc.
81 Cascs of Mems calf sn Rooss nsd rlns; s0a0o Ajsx
9 andra '.,gw casks Day b Mauius Liquid Dissk-
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