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Colt will be seen by reference to the
Theatrical advertisement, that Mr. and Mrs
BLAKE have been engaged by Mr., Dinneford
to perform with Miss Kelly. on Monday even
Ing next, at our Theatre. A richer treat could
aot be offered to our play going friends, and
We will venture to say, that stronger COM
Pany never performed on our stage. We hope
most sincerely, that full house will bs the
. result Of the enterprise Of Mr.. Dinneford.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

yH7E subscribers respectfully inform the public, that they
MEucIAL GA2ErrE daily TO cOrinence On the iso e en-
suing month. u i their intention t. give the paper llera
~ and business character eXcs' ely: will take Part
ntrci W Iac Hd,i0pa pc'rS cXCet 50 tar as to give
actual rcsis h nc devoted to the dissemination of heI
that VIII be interesting tO the mercantile, irlding, and
Gth' c1sc- of The community. Particular attention Will he
pl 10 The Slipping deplruent and iuI AMI correct prc
current together with report of the sacs OF the preceding
week. viii he furnished every Monday, by gentleman
pecu TIE tisk Several Of Ire u.ti popular daily papes
IN New York conducted on the principle; and many
Respectable merchants 1l Boston have apgoved the plan a
gentleman Of education and Talents writer ,ced 10
assist ia the editorial departments and the subscribers feel
much confidence in assuring the public thai the GAzETTR
will b. worthy II their patronage. No communication or
notice ui pica character Will bp inserted, unless paid for
~ an advertisement. Notices Of religious charitable
tute viii be inserted gratis.
,COSDITISSs.
Daily p1per, $500 per annum
Fri weekly, 800
s n,i-wcckly (to contain NIL the matter
which appears in the daily') 400
The for advertising will ~ the those Of the
other daily plpers in the city. Yearly advertisers including
the paper $40. The frst number specimen will appear
the last week in April A and beautiful type viii bc
prurucd and advertisements conspicuOlisy inserted Tie
patronage ol the public is solicited.
CoHgrcsS-Street, .3piH7. BEALS HOMER
*rhis arrangement will enable TO make the srmwcck,
pprr decidedly interesting TO both town and country sub
scrher than it has heen for some years past B. II.
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Sailed from Woahoo, Nov 10 ship Rosalie, Gard.
ner, for Warren, full Of oil.
The ship Gratitude, Child, Of Warren, was up at
Savannah, 2Sh ult for this port, 200 bales cotton
wanted.
Arr at st Augustine, 10Th ult s'oop Enterprise,
Dennis, of Newport from Wilmington
A vessel was wrecked near Seal Island, " $ on or
about the night oflho 9th Feb and there is TO
believe that all the crew perished. From papers
found on board she is supposed to have been tic scr
Ardent, Soulc, of Portland, from Philadelphia, for
Halifax.
Ar.at Liverpool, 26th Feb ship Atlas, Of this
port, from Wilmington.
At Havana, 29th ult brigs Sampson; Purkis, for
this port, 10 is; schr Rambler, Bennott, do d.
A: Canton. Dec 18th, ships Ajax. Dowdall for
York next day; Mary Lord, Rossitcr from New
York, Rebecca Sims, Brandt, for Philadelphia, load
lug; woodrop SIMS, Wes', do unc; CALEDONIA, Burr,
do 9; Mary, Of Philadelphia. just arr from the w
COAST Nauti;as, Nasb, Europe, 10Th; brig owYhec.
for Boston, 10.
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JOHN C. HARDENBEEGH,

hFFERS for sale an extensive assortment Of Garden and
~ Flower Seeds, al Stall No. 10, Old Market Among
them are some choice selections OF the following kinds
Transparent Radsh
Solid Celery,
White and Brown Caulidower,
Nutmeg Melon and Ciiron,
Scarlet Bromhton stock,
White Wall Leayed stock,
Sensitive Plant,
White and Purple Egg Plant.
Thsiaboye seed are Of English Growth An arors suy
LnowlcdgeI. ApriI i2
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NOTICE.

EVIL slwcrher having leen appointed by the Supreme
Il 1ulIti1l Court holden Providence, within and for
the cony q" P'os "rnct, lie td llopday Of March, A.
d. lh26, "" Hcr u Ip nh ktcch o H. evidence, Trader
TO whom the hn, OF the "act Cor he relief of Inso!ycnt
Dc5o' las icrn '1ntoi ~ sal ccu. gives notice, that he
qnniid actwds, 4" r. io "a sd capgc;, and that
- n'th, hum l!c c Lrc,G have been allow ed by @d
Sc li : ani qrovy liir 'aiar ,gaiiI III, E.al,.
Apul2 GrOhGE ". GILNORF, A,sigues.
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sox1osE roa yoyrr1C raz,rrs.

An MOVES, continues tp instruct Young aides, in
IVA tIe ioiiowing brdHc!ies Ct Education, viz:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Agitinrtc, Engi%h Gram
mar, &c gaphy, o. Globes, Rhetoric, ColnIuSitl, His
tory, Natural Philosophy, astronomy, and Chemistry.
Price ri tuition any of the above brtnclcs 80 per lr.
Music on Piano, one lesson per week,
Two lessons per week, II
~ Is. Instruction in Music nt any time except the regu.
lar School hours. 3w!aw Apri II
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NEW GOODS.
SMITH, Dixie & co.

No. 9, CHEAPSfDE,
ME AVE just received from Ncw-Sufk and are now
n opening, splendid assortment q. HrsIdclohs and
Ca:smercS, consisting o Black, blue, brown, olive, green,
and dark olive green Cloths few pieces flwn cooed Cas-
slnero- very elegant article tur paaoons fine Vale
vcstng, new and elegant patterns gloves, cyats, &C. Sc
ON HAND,
An extensive assortment of Ready Made Clolhng-wlich
they will sell at unusually low prices.
April IL
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY. April 9.

WEDNESDAY, April 9.
Brig 'Prometheus, Lewis, 2l hours from New
York, with merchandise, to Z Mallett and Hark-
ness and Stead ard others
Schr Joseph and Mary, Cooke, days from BAL
; ,;more and 3 DAYS from the Capes with corn and
whiskey TO Seth Adams, Jr and Adams Lett isi,
schr Clnax, Hicks, for this port ds.
Sloop Eloisa, Cook, from Albany, with grain TO f
s Day and Son.
soop Lucy Emclinc, Sphinx, from Wexford.
THURSDAY, Apr,lI0.
ycnu, Andros 27 days from Surinam, with
oolasses, &c to ] Lipptt. Left 10Th ut brigs
Jane, Foster. for Boston, in days; Gossyplum, for
do loading; Olive, Kinsman, do waiting cargo; APP
. ollo, Myrick, do do; Deborah, Wilson, do do; schr
Bolivar, Ayres, for do 3 ds. spoke lat 3o long
IA, full rugged brig from Mobile, steering ENE.
Schr Claissa, Hill, 60 hours from Norfolk, with
=. corn to w Josin. Left 7th, brig Mount Hope. for
Schr Aldebaronto, Bu-k from Newbern, apd s ds
from the Bar with lumber Let the par In CO. with
.chr Susan, Rawson, for Newport. Spoke 5th inst
off Cape Hatterass brig Juno, IF Boston, ii ds I'm
Savannah for Hamburg.
schr Int ention, Philips. days from Richmond
and 8 days from the Capcs with coal and tobacco, to
EJ Malett and d Barton.
Schr President, Cahoone, 2 days from New York,
with corn and cigars to WIN Blodget and Co.
Schr Wonder, weedcn, from East Greenwich.
Sloop Meridian, Farhum, 8 days from Charleston,
with rice, Sc to Mowry,R Bullock and Richard
Waterman. Lon goth u u brig sail and Hope, oil
...hs port not commenced disc.
u l. sloop Empress, ThLyor, 22 hours from New
York, with rum, brandy, wsoi, flour &c TO sB Mum-
fford s. Co. d Dyer and Co. Day and Son Elisha
Dyer and Co. Harkness ard Stead and others.
sloep Traveller, Buckley, from New York, with
.-grain.to, the master.
~ Sloop Fdelie, Farmer, from Hartford,
.SIoop Morning Star, Greene, East Greenwich.
Sloop South Kingstown, Gardner, Kingstown.
.Sloop Industry, Cooper. font Taunton.
sloop George aud Mary, Walden, Newport.
.sloop Commerce, Whaley, Newport.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, Troy
Sloop Reaper, Besse, Wareham.
.Slooo Rose Tree, Fowler, WEXFORD.
Sloop Mount Moriab, Martin, from Warren.
Steam boat Fulton, Tomlinson, from New York.
Steam boat Washington, Comstock, New York.
FRIDAY, April 10.
-Schr Philadephia, Summers, 4 days from Rich
,n,ond, with coal to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sioop Gov Gibbs, Taman, from Bristol Ferry
4; Saw this morning, schooner going into Warren.
+, Probably the Comet, Watson, ftom MatanzasO
Sloop Mary, Westcott, from Wexford
Steam packet Chancellor Livingston, CoCges.
shsn, from New York, Is hours Saw brig at an.
ayehor, this morning, off Coasters H~bour.
Sloop REINDEER, Davis, Troy.
Sloop Lucy Emsllno, Splnk, Wickford.
CLEARED,
Ship Envoy, Wheaton, New osIcUs Master.
,schr Susan and Phebe, Case, Charleston. c
Mowry.
ySchr Despatch, Trip, Boston.
10 l. soep Splendid, Read, New York
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CHEMICAL IECri Rt,:s.

lin D'NOi.F, Ir respectfully informs the ladies' and
80 gentlemen who have attended his Lectures, lhr cir
cunances compelled him to give ont the last lecture ear
y IN the week not 10 allow time 10 prepare the expert
mens ~ proper manner. lie therefore finds il ncccssa
to pospIne the Lcce for the present. and will some
convenient time it in the Theatre, April -
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rYNiIE Members nf the Providence Association Of Mctan
ics and Manufacturers, hcrcby notified that ihciran
nu1 nosiing VIII he holden NJ Mechanics Hall, Monday
next .lhc l4h q, April inst. nj o'clocb, r. ".
W. X. DANFOHTH, s;ec'y.
An adjourned Meeting oi the se''t Cmnnticc, will he
holden at the Committee Room. at half ps O'Clock, simc
day
meeting Of the sbscribcrs Ia the Funeral Fund, viii bc
immediately amer that ui the Association. Ap;H
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FRrS,sii LANGIAGE

TB Z. AnAD!E, respectfully thanks lbs firnis an N.
~ Pit f1g the tu' engagement lc has t,..t,cd in This
tutn. and mopss the nulnhtT ui auscsrsa srGicirnt
TO give luoc coursc OF Lessons on French nj hi schoI
lie WI asn attend IN private families, in srfrnarac and
W wa Nundy u' lnc ""n, ~ very moderate pfce, whrh
my br y~ rcic"l accnris - the M iiHr oi The sri liar
~ n'c sinic c,s' Apply NJ tn Book Sur Il ilmcl.cr.
'H, .. u hs .choo' Rrm., over No. S., Csctpsidc.
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VESSELS SPOKEN

Sd inst brig George, Jones, hence, Il days from
NewporO for Havana.
9th ut lat 81, lon, II, ship Tea Plant, Boyd, Of
Newport from Havana for Cadi,
i7th ult off Gutdaloupe brig sea Bird, Carr, Of
Newport, from Baltimore for ~ Thomas.
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a Address to the manufacturers ut tO,ton, Gc-IhJ
IN writer has recently commenced snail uycig csisD
Us s-nen. lie finds he cannot proceed without nie Sius,
hcg better known. His colours ya>t, ANA nU ca
be OF much To the public, ne bo furnished with a
capital, sufficient To pursue s business. lie says with di
tidcncc, (but with trut) thu much CulorHg done ~ t!s
county, .GI from complete that hc give ndciAc cd,
ours and required, teach the "a. tu those WhJ wish H. lis
Objects are vi iulneSs Ia the pdbiic, aui fupI cWlgd-
Ilnac Who interested Ia tie above obcCt, aii w L.
cac0uragc hudaGlo cxcrilons aEi ndusy, w please ad
dress G. q. A. at this Office. A,in ~
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MIR & DUNHAM

E0 ESPECTFULLY informs the young Ladies and GEN
~ uemen Of Providence, that lie will commence a new
Quarter 10 the Science of fashionable Dancing on Saturday
o'clock, r. M the 2jh lust SO per quarter and solicit,
continuation o the very liberal patronage received from the
B Those wishing TO subscribe viii please tosca the
washington Hotel where the sub.cr ption will be left.
AptilI
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BARKER g. WARDWELL.

RE Constantly receiving daily ,uppcs Of Hardware and
IA Groceries, which they will sell low for or approved
credit Also, fresh supply of choice Garden Seeds from
Rhode Island with about 20 lbs. Round rurnp Seed.
~ Is. Cash given for old Bras, Copper and Iron.
Thankful for past flvors they solicit a continuance
April 70
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RENOV AL.

s5 ~. TEN las removed - No y, NcstGnstcr streer
va t"il ratcut.y occnpo ly Mis- scIriter whore
she VIA at KEEP 0n nud, - y ~ tsaulpein or llenn.
and fancy ,,ds, ogrtJct WIKI ;slrnid vaFe'y Of art
hcial iWcrs iIrr htC,fc'Go. slc Will bfhappy s,.
supply hes uf - ,-t,rt.n and hc n.gIborng-
To ,.s at W!ui '.l.r Hat Utgi.
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GREAT BARGAINS!!!

a T No 33 aud 81 Chearide. Tie sales Of the valuable
p stock Of Dry GoyGs, lately belonging to Mr. George
w. Gldlng, amounting 90 tlhty thousand Dollars,
consisting at many desirable articles adared 10 the sIsnd
trade viii be continued u wholesale and RETAIL for few
days longer. chance oftrs for manufacturers,
tore kcepcS and finlcs la supply enrcNes at the nost
reduced rccs as every article offered nj ct less than
cost. THOMAS BI RG ESS,
Attorney for Assgnces.
" II. An persons indebted Ia the estate of George w.
Gladg, requested cal and py tie without fur
iher notice, a, the late store of g. w G;adding
march 10
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ygSdE subscriber, hivng ben aPpJitolb by The supreme
Judicial Igli, IN tiu tu,lny OF Providence, at tiE'
A,uh Tenn ics, dss gncc ui une Estac Uf JusEPu y.
GH..NE, Merchant, Oi ru.bicncr, an insOlyCnt deAuf
gives tic, ~ thc Count have allowed SIX months from li,is
dtto l cfclhJr Of said Gcchc to rrscu their clsn'.
Inatch -. SIEt HlsN N kA1iIDDNE.
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MARRIAGES.

In Worcester, Capt Daniel Harrington TO Miss Clari''a
Gray.
In usbdss Mr. George Haskell Of saxonvle to Mi. Deb
Orah Conlslnck.
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BAKER g. spENcER's LIST.

6NF Numbers. drawn in the ;il,s otcty C,,
- ~ 81 D % % 81 ~
Holder. Of Prize 1ckrs respectfully invite 10 call mi
receive their each, r,hrw thcH IN he Rhpdc-lni STATE
Lottery which draws at oro III afternoon, tie Cou.t
House.
HIGHEST PRlEk 5000
Tickets 81 snd sh,icJ IN popcuioa
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THE SOLAR MICROSCOPE.
MECBANiCS' ASSOcLiTION.

beexhbted ut the MEcHANics' Hall, coni,
w mcncing on Tuesday, the 10Th inst.
April . c. NOLEN, Jr.
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-. Wt.'Ib FNIH II. FVR NI..E.
FE9fE Undersigned Ufrrs f1r sil, h,r e, npd =. ,,,..
II 81 on rIWiuSet Suctt, ia i,e uC tie in. ,.,,,shi,
fcanR. w. hvn. rim hrI.r "a ne,v one s,sy 5igh
suiHh,} t'iti M nisfe In 'hr mot t,rntsyt OI,
ffs ~ iert " vi, oFiavtugct .'tfc+i ant 30 q,
tds cstdr Is peculiarly ri utr} young ne, f.nie
~ indeed iu any Wu who Cui "a me cflcs nGs ,nI
Wrsse' nlH"r'i iii1Lt cr' duy Cef vssi., tIse
'lcinny INV I'sil on ri-,a ~ and accn.alnci ting
terms, tr wt"h pni'' H. apply tlis n.re NJ - VI ,,rv
Cadet ~ T. ;hc 0Sncr II TIE estate raNuNrt .ttts uear
TIE prcMsts. SANli-Lt Cf Al 81
Manh H. "'
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WANTED

<s.<S Nsu'cd. Immediately, ttrrmoL consisting Of 6ve
lsssth sis br ocne Of The would
: ---4ss' he lec''rcd. Enquire at No 10 Chcopsile
.til
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It~I kE tlNili,
II IA. ~ .Harie,s tp,
~ P"ccs super har rroldrldh; rictc igoIr nrood-
" tld e"p1H 'i,u'ci i'rc.e Gcluun niyts .als 4
rnu lyi rot, 'ls De- ui'g shade hfrf ,taIcos
E.I. J.. N'Lb', rilg 10 c,se unir tys rnt stick
ready ni1lr "litnT .utt ~ pti'cs uncnnio y Lry -
Purchases VIII Gul II ti ihcif advantage iu III.
Mnrth I.
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SALES AT A.
BY MARTIN sTOb.D.
REHL ESTR ~

REAL ESTATE. v
On the 10th May, at II O'Clock, A. NJ: on the =
THE valuable RKAL EsTATE, belonging 10 tn
Col jeremiah Olney, consisting Of le HcIse LOIS,
On Pawtuckst East Turnpike, near Oiney's Lane
ALSO,
One lot Of mesdolv land, containing Gsrss, and ~
adjoining, Westerly sad House Lots.
ALSO,
One Lot, containing acres and lG rods, with bGC
herOi standing In The oftbe fst mentioned Lo with
never failing spring, VI water and fountain etcctsd there
on with an acl OF neorpnhon pissed May session. leQ3
Protecting 10 lie said Jcen ali Oney and his heirs and
srs the right and exclusive Of said waters, h right a
laying logs, and penalty fordsung said logs sc. Refer
enee To the SAID grants Of Incorporation aud plat Of the above
described prem Bay be eAahinoi by calling the Coun-
ting Room ~ VI. Sodiad. Conditions made known at The
time Of and place of S.s April S
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FROM sUR CoRREsPoNDENTs.
Office ofthe Star,

WAfhfN y, SPru H.
Arr this afternoon, schooner Comet, WATSON, 10
days from Alatanzas, with mUlasses, &c TO VIM Carr,
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NEXT WEDNESDAY.
HnNIS ANu SunltS.

NArRANIEL BROWN, 4 co. No 81 Westminster row,
"a hss received Il OF .;oots and Shoes cpap,n-
ng general oi he mos, ..hh4,sbe IatFn made
esprcss, fT h,r retailing anl Warranted Also 500
pair cheap shoc-Spongr Knapp Bacsins b. the dosen
siysl hptlr. i.olN3w April
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LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
NOTICE.

Y Usr received, loo sacks Live Gccsc reatucs
eS Il. &. ALLEN.
Anil I2
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SPLENDID SALE AT AUCTION

SPLENDID SALE At AUCTION
X. g. ALIENS Fnguh Annual sale Of Furniture, " IN
take place Thursday, 2!h of kpr, at O'Clock, NJ.
ai Is Wafo Rooms, Nos. los and l07, consisting of Ward
Robes Bucans, iedsicads, Chsirs, Git and Mahogany
framed LoDkng Glasses Beds, Fc3ile,s squb and spring
seat Sofas Gard Table, Secretaries Gecsn, claw and din
ing Tables, elegant work do hair MaHsr, pew Cushions
stuffed with lair, Bellows, Anlons, shovel aud ToIgs
Easy Chairs Night Cabinets, atG miny otter aricas, too
numcopsI VtniculIie. Catalogues VIII To ready, arc
Furniture arascd fUf inspection, two days previous TO tho
sale. Tcinls lhcrl, gales positive 10 the highest bidder
and M podponcIent as usual march %
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CLEAR ED,

Ship Envoy, Wheaton, New orlcus. Master.
,schr Susan and Phsbe, Case, Charleston. c
Mowry.
sSchr Despatch Trip, Boston.
10 J. slosp Splendid, Read, New York
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DINING WARE

NUST received and opened, hhds of Asiac and Indie
eD Temple Dining Ware, and supnb patterns, for sale
by MOSES POTTER Il co.
hpr -. 50 Cheapsi,lc.
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EY,SN The sloup Traveller, good and substantial vcs
StsHf sci, well cacuI ed for the coasting trade, and
$AI9& may be ior a very trlling expensc.
The Traveller Is 45 tons and built az Fairfield Con Of
l,,st materials She good sale For appiy -
board, at ArIcId Davonpons wlIi, 10
this office CHARLES BULkLEf.
Anru
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steam Boat Conn, cticut, Capt
Banker, will leave here for New
York To-Morrow n, i2 O'clock
Fare L dollars. This boat has
strong Copper Boiler. april IL
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.ElEA FOR SALE.
s..m The House and store, No. 7s, South Man-strcet
.l--ARsas Z. KEITH.
April ID
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PROPOSALS

writing will be received by the subscriber until uIe
18th May next, for supplying Wood ior the USE Of tie
oop IN tie Harb0r of New port, not exceeding IN the whole
80 Cords Sxy Cords 10 bo delivered by the 3Uth June,
and the deyey to he completed by the lot November next
The whole To he solud pechaiabe Oak Hickory wood,
LcosuIng l2s cubic ~ TO tile Cord Bonds VIII he requr
ed for he faithful performance " the contract, Supported by
two good and sufficient suietes,
+. n. BARBARIN
Lieut.. AGING Quarter Master
Fort Wolcoit, Newport, X. Apfl ~.
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FOR NEN.NORk,
49, On Wednesday, The 10th instant
s8TM The gold schr PHILADELPHIA, SomeY,
eyfte master. For freight (Which will be taken very
ow) passage, appy 10 the master board,
OF 10 SETH ADAMS jr.
hpyl u q, South Waterst.
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The Reoerend-CoL ALDEN BRADFORD.
This old gentleman, since he sank the parson
no. put on his cooked hat, and is every inch a
soldier, and now rants and raves, us if he were
a modern Alexander. Oflate, since he has put
on the sarb Of the colonel, and danced atten.
dance at the heels of General jackson, impu-
dence seems to have got the be tier Of discretion
and he interfcres with affairs which do not be-
long to him, and talks as if he were the leading
man of the nation.
The pension bill. has arrested his particular
attention, and assuming the character Of the SOL.
dier's defender, he undertakes to say what shall.
and whstshall not be done, in favour oftbe snr.
vivors o. the revolution. The Colonel, or par.
son, or by what ever other name he may be
called is now at Washington, and from thence
writes TO his publishers, Mss.rs Beals and Ho-
mer, and informs them what is passing, and
what is to be done. In one OF his letter., writ
ten recently, he has made IN attack upon our
Representative, MIR. Burgess, and seems to
think that that intelligent and distinguished
gentleman, Is all IN the wrong, and otfeu advice,
which will no doubt be received for what it
lie worth, and be thrown ssids. Col. or rather
Parsen Bradford, actustsd no doubt, by proper
and pure motives, delegated himselfto go to
Congress, TO assist the members Of the ma .ional
Legislature, in carrying the pension bill! How
noble, how pr%ai,e-worthy, how purely disin-
terested!. But the fact lie, that since he has els
ted The capital Of the country for the purpose
he al!edgss, he has done 90 small injury TO the
cause, by his idle and silly ~scribblipgs, and if
the survivors Of the revolutionary army, hope
to see their bill pa.s, they will do well to re-
move the Reverend Alden Bradford, from
Washington 10 Boston, with as little delay as
possible.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

IAN OLD A~LMANAcK.' The gentleman,
who forwarded to US al old Anti Masonic AL
manac, for the year 1927, is respectfully inform.
ed, that it remains liz the Pest Office of this town
taxed eight cents postage. BY addressing a note
to the Postmaster, and giving proper directions,
the Almanac will be returned to our polite COR
respondent, and he will have an opportunity of
paying the postage, which he attempted 10 sad
die upon US.
We tender our grateful thanks, to our distin-
terested friond, and hopo m opportunity will
present itself, which will enable u, to ~rcoipro.
cate his kindness, and good intentions. The Al
mansc. may be valuable to the society Of as.
troncners. but it cannot be Of any possible I'D
vantage TO individuals, So ignorant of astrono-
my, as our humble ard unlsttered selves.