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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

N Brighton nfsr tns e.i,. turire the prescott
season only--aier Which Thy vii be sent 10
the soutt. The, a,e sand 10 be ot IN finest
breed IN Lug and. Of perfect form aud eniffls
sound aud ave acquired high reputation on tle
BRUSH Wrf. Bncooi, when io@ years old,
Won the - Ifger stakes at thr Doacasier races
against 81 horses al p gulneas each=-and has
never bern unsuccessfui on the Turf Sdrnb.
when three years old won the Newmarket
stakes against p horses at 30 gnneas each.
Tie Ea,l Of Darlington gave e3e1o for this an
imal. The income derived lfom these horses
IA intended ior thr heneGt ofthe school estab-
lished last year by SIR isaac At Nantucket. TINS
ins'ifu ion now afford. every promise Of fPaliz-
inc the hopes of its liberal benefactor; and Of
securing. in the grateful affections of ages
to come, an ilnperishable remembrance OF his
name.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

TIE case Of Playuari-PeIhaps one Of the
must sinouia, cases which has n.CurrrG ia TIN,
country for many years, IS a case recently dc
velaped In a criminal tIidl at PutSbut2t Fem.
N presents 10 the reader IN totctbe point
view, the difficulty of committing crIne IN
tn, country aud of eyadmg the grasp OF justice
The nane Of the indiy dual TO which tni, re-
mark applies is Joseph Pdngniart Ten Yeas
ago Ia 1918, he robbed, with the ASSISTANCE OF
Ne Emmons. the Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank Of Pittsburg of something over 500 Ouu,
IN gold. SILVER and bank notes By the eNef-
else of great ingenuity and u"earled perseve-
lance, pulymalt and his colleague procured an
entrance to the bank by means OF ttse KY,
aud taking advantage OF the carelcssness oil the
Waterman OF porter, they carried oil The pro-
ncrty in question. Emmuns was soon alter
caught and tried, bnt Pin, mart escaped aud eva
d Il the Serach OF the officers for ten years.
Immediately after the robbery Puymart
went 10 Wheeling, was put IN jan at Cinema.
IT, made his escape from Jall was AGAIN cdnSht
aud confined II ogdensbulg. and agar" made
his escape tium that .lall.-Nothlng Vas heard
of hIm again TIL 1870 Ia thai yrar, he was
caught IN Philadelphia, and cauird back TO
III sburg, but agan cortrived II emde the maud
o Justice. soon aier this, certain crcumsith-
reS led 10 has anest and confinement in Cmcin-
nah From TINS chy he agdm eNct ped, aud was
pursued TO the rive, Miami, When all traces Of
rim " cic lost for SOME time Tie neal account
at i'm vas four Yeas thereafter, IN Connee lcut,
where he mad married, was bringing up a fam
! ", an ! standing IN nc lrailon 10 society
During the " hair breadth escapes, he has
losi o. gwen up all the property he had stolen
On the day Il his lral he made a very pathetic
appeal to ,he count, aud urged with dep ear
ncsinc<s the sui rings he hda borne tor years,
/ both ph, sicaly aud mentally, aud the duties
br mad 10 discharge IS the father Of Il tamiy
lie was sentenced to year, IN Tie penlEenllary,
] aud very heavy fine.
! What numbrI of reflections does not this
brief sketch occaSonl Win the same talents,
the same ingenuity, The same perseN erance, and
/ The same sngirness oi purpose, which tins nhiol-
! tunatc man exhibited III the comm sSion OF
c,np aud the avoidance Of It's consequent pun
lshmcnt he might have become bne OF the most
respectable members OF society, an honor TO
hn>ett and ta his C unity.
Nov the punishment due TO an early crime o.
yerlakfs hlm IA SITUATION of he, winch doubles
his ignomlnv, because they are sharers nihls
shame VINO are innocent themselves-hls unhap-
by wfe and family. IN, Y Eng
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

Shnkerisn Unnoded or History Of thf Shakers.
--Nm. iiaskelt has book IA the pes, with
the above title Of about 200 pages. II is un-
dersinod 10 be = very curious work. containing
many anecdotes concerning this singular peO-
ple--ihelr form of government review Of
thrir private hymns, aud the grand mysteries
Of Shakerisrn IN sealed pnges, which wax reveal,
ed 10 Ann Lee ia the garden fEden
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

7he Clinton Roseg-lEe understand thai the
mage fcent vases, lately sold AT auction. of
the effects Of Governor Clinton, aud struck off
AT $500 were purchased by the Grand Lodge
oi the State, aud yesterday voted to he presen-
I'd 10 the family. The worth Of the articles.
with the plateau IN which they stand, is SAID 10
be : 300 in bullion, ard the exquisite work
ma ship on then, enhanced their value 10 : 900
The Masonic broth rhood have rxemplfed a
'eadpg principl Of their fraternity, in tesffyin
their respect to their late Grand Master
" Sfgfer,yuu
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
AGEGT rs.

CoNcoRp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, P. M.
BRIDcEvILLE.--IIenryC Cannon, P. M.
FRANKFoRD.--Mr. Isaiah Long
DAGsBoRouGH-Dr. Edward Dingle.
GEORGE TowN.-Mr Joshua S. Layton
LEwEs--H. f. Rodney, F. M.
M1LFoRp-Mr. Joseph g. Oliver.
FREDER1cA.-J Emerson, F. M.
AmpEN.-Thomas Wainwright, P. NJ.
DovER--John Robertson, Esq.
SaYRNA--Samuel ii. IIodson, Esq.
M1ppLErows.-- rhomas haryy, P. M.
Suam1r BRipGE--John Clement, p NJ.
WAXwlcK, Md.-John Moreton, 7. NJ.
Subscribers living in the vicinity Of the residence
ofthcse Agents, may pay their subscription money
10 them they being authorized TO receive 1t, and tt
give receipts.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
POETRY "
PROGRESS OF HUMAN LIFE.

From the Pelican Island" by j. Montgomery esq.
LIFE is the transmigraton of soul
Through various bodies, various states of being
New manners; passions, tastes, pursuits in each -
In nothing, consciousness, the same.
Infancy, adolescence, manhood, age,
Are always moving onward always losing
themselves IN one anJther-lost at length
Like undulat0ns, on the strand OF death.
1h@ sage OF threescore years and ten looks back,
With many pang of lingering tenderness,
AID many shtf f.lderng conscience-ft, on what
lie hath been-is not cannot be again;
Nor trsmbles less with fear and hope to think
What he is now, but cannot long continue,
Aud what he must be throug! uncounted ages.
The CHI dive know no more of happy childhood,
Than happy childhood knows of wrctched old
And all our dreams Of its facility
Are incoherent as its crude vision:
We but begin to live, from that fine point
Which memory dwells on with the morning star,
The earliest note we heard the cuckoo sing,
OF the ii 81 DAISY that we ever puck'd,
When thoughts themselves ar and birds & floWe
Pure briliance, simplest music, wld perfume.
Henceforwa'd, make the me;amorphases
The hoy, the siri-when ali Was joy hope, promise.
Yet who would be aboy-a glrl-again,
To bear the yoke, to long for liberty,
And dream of what will never come to pass
The youth, the matchmaking but for aye,
Yet earning soon that life hath other Cares.
And joys less raputous, but more enduring =
The WOMAN il her offspring multiplied
tree Of life, whose glory is iier branches;
Beneath whose shadow she (ooth root and stem)
Delights todwell in meek obscuritv,
That they may be the pleasure of beh oders -
The man-as faith Of progeny.
Whose birth requires his death TO make them room,
Yet III whose lives he feels resurrection,
And grows immortal in his chiidrens children
Then the gre, elder, leaning on his staff,
And bow'd beneath weight of years, that steal
Upon hun with the secrecy OF sleep,
No SHOWS fall lighter than the snow of age,
.Aone with such suotety benumbs the trame,)
Till he f,rgets scnsation and lies down
Dead in the lap of his prlmeva mother;
She throwsa snroud of turf and hbwers around him
Then calls the and bids them do their Office
Man gveth up the gnost, and-where is he
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
ATEANMTC SDUvJzzl2'aTEE2sa ~ IT, Ea1Ts
IGGg.

Just rcceiped and for Sale here.
This beautiful little work. is believed to surpass
in elegance even its last years appearance.
ATLANTIC CSOUVENlR.--Mess Carey, Lea
g. Carey, have published the Atlantic Souvenir Tor
1929 We shall find time early next week, to
particuarze some ofits unusual claims to admra-
lion and patronage. This beautiful annual has been
gotten up this year with an uncommon degree Of
splendor, and a correspondent cost We under
stand that no less sum than ee0ea thousand dollars
have beenspent upon the work, by its enterprlsing
and liberal proprietors.---U. 8. GAG.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
TUESDAY, .V0rember IL, IS2S.

and who composed "A part OF the chiefs that negocia-
ted the late treaty. This extraordinary movement
has been made, though without any effect, and we
happy TO state, that our citizens generally have
treated the Agent and his associates with cviy,
and have with great propriety restrained their ndig
nant feelings from committing any violence on the
persons of the two Arkansas Chiefs, for the indgnl-
ty offered by the design of their visit. We would
recommend to you as the immediate representatives
ofhe people, to submit respectful memorial to the
Congress of the United States, expressive of the
true sentiments oft people respecting their stua
ton; and praying that measures may be adopted
on the part of the U. States, for the adjustment of
their Compact with the State of Georgia, otherwise
than to anticipate any further cesson of land from
this ration.
WILLIAM HICKS,
JOHN ROSS.
New Echota, C. N. Oct. 13, 1898.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
DELAWARE & SOU I'll CAROLINA

tst Class---draws in this Borough on SATURDAY
the 22d November--42 Nos. drawn.
Scheme prize OF 5000 dollars, ! of 1893,
Of 1000, S of 30o l2 of 100, SO of 80 72 OF 10,
432 of and $3.50 of 8 dollars. Tickets Shall
Fl 50--quarter 70 cents.
To be had in variety Of Numbers at
T. BARKER'S-
Prompt and Truly Lucky Office, No.7i, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del.
Rhode Island Drawing, Is, 90, IA, 81, 10, Z,
Sc. y, 13 20 prize of 600 dollars was sold
at this Office. The cash for which was promptly
paid.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
yAIJTABi,E DAIRY.

W. are in(ormed that Mr. Israel Cole, Of PITTS
field Mass has made this season, 49, 600 pounds
If cheese. from the milk of only % cows--be'ng
on an average 57i pounds to each COW we un-
dersand he increased the quantity OF m'ik by g,v-
;na HE cows daily the whey mixed with meal. His
cheese is ot the best quality, and fetches, with his
sst.bished customers IN New York, one or two cts.
ner mound mure than that OF ordinary daires. Such
dairy, when cheese is IL IL cents per pound,
would make man rich in few years, and even at
the present moderate prices is no contemplate IN
come. De'n''''' '1"''
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
CrM ME1ITIOMS.

THE DELAJp.aRE JOURNAL is pubo
Hshed on Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
per ausunt tzoo dollars every size mouths in ad-
ounce. No paper to be discontinued, untH ar.
rearages are paid.
advertisements inserted on The asuat terms
Vis: One dollar for four insertions Of si1tees
lines, aud so IN proportion for every number Of
additiouaL lines and insertions.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
JOTIN hODD.
New Echota, c. N. Oct. l3, 1928.
nr SOUND THE ALARM. N

The facts stated in the following letter ought to
be published in every newspaper, and read in every
family in the Union. 1t is from respectable gen.
teman, to another in Canandaigua, New York, pub
lished in the Canandalsua Repository.
Dean Srn-The subject of Temperance loses
none Of it's interest among us. Mr.. B who has
large dstery in Our village, and whe has doneIarge
business in ardent spirits. last evening told me,
with emphasis, ;. that dstilIery is my property, and
while live, 1t shall make no more Whiskey." He
says, that although he sold whskey at good rate,
vet his books will show that the amount of debts lost
by failures, occasoned by drinking his whiskey is
greater than all his profits; and he is fully Of the
opinion that most of the country merchants. who
sell ardent spirits, would find the to be true in
their case, if they would care fully examine their
books. H. has family of children. for whose well
fare he feels deep interest. H. anJ another man.
VINO like himself h as long been resident in this
County, and we'll acquainted with all its concerns,
we're recently conyersing on the changes which had
taken place among the inhabitants. ln this conver
sa ion one fact came out, prominent and appalling.
Of all The many men aoho haze. from the beginning
been engaged IN distiliiag spirits IN this county,
ncheye gou koo distleries abound, not could be
remembered aoho had not found drankards graue.
or left adru.ken family to curse the community and
be Themselves despised There are those in the coun
ty who are now engaged IN the business OF dlstlll-
INC, who, according to the common acceptation Of
the term. are bv no means draihards. The fact is
declared to be true only respecting those who are
dead but il proves, so far as analogy can prove
any thing that the same cause will produce the
effects on those who are engaged in dlstilIIng
spirits, or on their families. Thus it appeared TO
Mr. h. while his children came into mind, that the
business in which he was engaged was awfully haz-
artluus if not to himself it was to his children.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
i)INIDENio.

TIE Presideat and Directors Of the Delaware
Fire Insurance Company, have this day declared Il
Dividend of per cent. on the Capital paid. tor
the last six months, which will be payable to the
Stockholders or their legal representatives,, at the
Bank of Wilmington and Brandywine, on or after
Monday the 10Th inst. BY order of the Board.
DANIEL BYRNES, Sec'ry.
Moy 4 1898 57-1m
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
EAhtOn Bank Notes received
at yeon
at par,

The few remaining DRY GOODS, consisting of Cal Goes
pinrhans Narsales Valencia yestng, Grape, Water
loo and other sawls silks for dresses, coaks bom5az4ts
Tartan and Carcassian pads, Denmark satin, canhel,
drng canbrc, book and J,conett nu' aud handk Y
chiefs &c. sc will be sold what they cost, and the Elk
Ton paper received in payment at par for the same Ihosv
VINO prefer selling the paper for good money! in prese
ence 10 taking the goods have it discounted BY apply
ing TO EDWAhD = bA.hr,
No. II, Market-Street, Wilmington, Del.
7--2n
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
EDgE3 8 ED .|s:a ri I'd.

Benak Of Delaware, Nou. 4, 1928
THE President and Directors have this day de-
cIared Dividend of Ten Dollars per Share, equal
20 five per cent (sr the last six months payable tc
the Stockholders or their legal representatives, on
or after the 10Th inst.
EDWARD WORRELL, Cashier.
57-taW4t
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
Bank OF Smyrna,

AT NOVEMBER 9Th, 1928.
@vEyHE Directors of the Bank of smyrna, have this
~ tay declared dividend for the last SIX months,
slat the rate of six per cent year.
sThe same will be paid on or alter the ION INST
M# S. II. HODSON, Cashier.
hi 59-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
.syDEEcI.

Persons wishing any sort OF PRINTING done, with
neatness, accuracy, and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
inserted, or SUBSCRIPTIONS paid where there are
no Agents appointed in their neighbourhood to re-
ceiye them, will please apply, or direct to r. Porter
and Son, No. 81, Market Street, Wilmington.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
Books !---BOOks

JUST arrived, and now on sale, at the choap
Bookstore, at No. 81. 7.Market-Street
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
THE EARTH.

NIL. Corlier, Professor of Geology in the Gar
den Of Plants. has published memoir, in which he
endeavors to prove that the earth is cooled star,
which has been extingushed only at its surface, and
,hat its ueroris still in state of fudty that the
mean thickness Of the crust 0he earth does not ex-
cea1 90 leagues (sxty English miles j that, accor-
,linr TO the observations which have been made in
the caves under the Observatory at Paris, the heat
increases 50 fast, at the depth OF about mile and
half under Paris we should reach temperature
snna 10 that Of boiling water and that this solid
crust !, Of very unequal thickness in different coun-
tries. bringing the iiuid matter nearer the surface.
and impartin. in consequence higher temperature
70 the soil, and a warmer climate to the country.
If the following ancient looking quaint and time
honoured paragraph, which is now aiNat on the news
paner element. be correct the translation OF few
wnnrls Il, ne bouk Of Genesis cannot be correct:
ORIGINAL OF KISSING.
Some Trpians that escaped IN the sacklng OF
Troy. took such ships they found IN the Haveh,
,na nuttnp 10 sea, were driven by the wndes to a
mart Of tuscany near that place where Rome now
stands. s. the men being gone on huntlns the w'e en-
having been very sea-sck, the nob'est OF them Ca
Roma' pesswaded the other women to set their Ships
on fire. SO tnat they might go to sea no more the
men at their returne, finding their Ships burnt.
exceeding angry with their wives. whersupon 10 pa
civ them they went and kissed them on their mouths,
whence that custome was taken up. which continues
till this day Of saluting by klsse."
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18
From LIQUIDS list Of May 8.

From LfOyds HSt oJ may y.
At Deal, 7th Clifford Wayne, Eldridge Havana.
A, Portsmouth, Dove, Kida, Havana.
At Ccwos 9Th Cambridge, Pearce, Batavia.
At Clyde, 4th Retrench, Cooper, Charleston.
At Gottenbure, 25th Martha, Hlman, N. York.
At Bremen, S0th Augusta & Meline, Havana.
At Helyoit, 9th Nautilus, Nash, China.
At Antwerp, 9Th Augustine, Batavia; Jupiter,
Charleston; Nimrod. St Jago.
At Marsailles I'd Aurora, Campeachy; James
Lawrence, B. Ayres.
ELsIsoRE, April 26.--Tho Atlantic, Hathaway,
FIN Havana, had proceeded to Copenhagen to dis
charge and reload.
From Lloyd's list of Mays.
At Deal, 9Th Matilda, Johnson, Charleston.
Off Dover, Ist Concordia, Antwerp, for Batavia;
Sachem, Coffin, Hamburg.
In the channel 3Oth Newport, Burroughs, Of Now.
port, Philadelphia, for Hamburg.
At Clyde, I'd Diana, Roune, Boston.
At Elsenore, 26th Indus, Pernambuco; Atlanta
Savannah. 2Sth Franklin, Giles, New York; Mic
olay, Stckney, Boston. 18th, Monticello, Phila
delpha; Moscow, Matanzas.
At Tcnerihe, VIM. Penn, Havana; Enterprize
New York.
LIVERPOOL, May S.-Arr Alciope, Charleston
! Bachelor do; Franklin, Savannah. Ulth off Holy
| head) Brittania, FIN New York. Arr Aspatia, Ben
nett. (ofBristol,) and Catharinc, JONES' N. Orleans
| William, Nelson do.
Tho Atlantic, Gray, from Havana, off Beach,
| Head.
The Palcnurc. Williams, and Helvellyn from Ha
| vana, at Hamburg.
The Rambler i'm Port au Prince, at Hamburg.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

Nevbur,port;-ofF the harbour, schr John Hampden
Nelson, fin Hampden. -,
Left a, the Bar IN O) ship james, Of Providence,
for Boston.-(we believe there Is no such vessel
belonging to this port)
At Wilmington, 9Th inst brig Laurel Of TIN: port
which shiyered her main mast to peices.
The Birmins CHAM, at New York, fm Liverpool has
goods to C Potter, and Congdon Il Sons Of this
town. .....
Arr at Baltimore 18th schr Maria, Sesberry, from
this port. =, -.
roughs, Of Newport from Philadelphia for Ham
] burg.
! of rstol, fin New Orleans.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18
THEATRH.

I'm announcing the opening of the Theatre, tho public
III respectfully iscsmed that the manasS he, eiee,ed en-
fhea,rs THIS EVENING, JUNE 70.
win be presented, Comedy in acts, Called
THE WONDERS;
OR A WOMAN kEEPS A SECRET
The priucipa characters by Messrs Archer, Coef, and
Miss Hamilton from the London Theatres, late Of tho
isowery. Messrs Faulkner, Young, Brown, Lawes,
Rails and BakeweiI, and Mrs Young MIRA spoonsN and
Mrs. l.awes
To conclude with the Farce of
THE YOUNG WIDOW
For characters, see bills
from O'Clock, until the close oil the performance WIN" p"
ces and tickets may be had. ~
n~r Boxes IS cents Pit 81 l-2, Gallery 25 cents.
Penornance TO commence ut half past O'Clock.
June IL
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

At Matanzas, ID inst brig Ariel, Collin, oi war.
aen, for New York. IL days
Al Wilmington, 9th inst schr odcn, Weeks, ior
Ahis port, ready. " nm e.
Arr at Philadelphia, 18th schr Ahira' HAIL. I'M
this port. p;.,
schr Ciarissa, Hill, hence, has arrived at Rich
mond. c,,, -,
Up at Savannah, Sh inst ship Gratitude, Child OF
Warren, for N. York.
Arr al Baltimore, George Washington, Harradon
fm this port. ., ,,,
No Amer,can vessels al Pictou, N ; LIST inst.
Len Al 81. Pierre, Mart. 25th May, ship strai-
ferd. I'm Portsmouth, in distress, having sprung leak
kad sold, and was disg; brigs DANIEL WEBSTER,
Pivmou,h, uuc; Orion, New Haven Z; Dinso, 40
uce: Hsory, inst arr from Portland; Falcon, Tor
Ssloocsaer unc; schrs Orient, for New YORK, nes'
Ssv; Lafayette, Chcate just arr ffom New orleans;
Mayhowev for Plymouth DDS.
Al Trisity, Mart 9Th ult sehr Mary Jane, hnaPl
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18
By The Steam, Boat.

10Th Arr Ship Pacific, Crocker, Liverpool.
Cid ship Brookne, Dickinson, Boston; Eliza and
Abby, Wood Savannah; brig Orestes, Mason, Ken
nebunk.
At Callao March 18th Edward for Baltimore.
Arr at Savannah. 18th INST, schrs Clarissa, Hill,
and Savannah, Gage, fin this port.
Arr at Cuxhaven, Sth Newport, Burrough, from
Philadelphia
At Gravesend; 18th ult Hudson, ChamPlain, New
York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18
IRISH ExOQUENCE.

MR. G. w. GLASCOTT begs leave to inform the ladies'
Hand gentlemen OF Providence, and its vicinity, that on
10 morrow evening, June 10 Inc will deliver an grafton onthe
nrcent state of relard at franklin HaiAs Mr., G. has
left Ireland for the purpose Of pursuing the legal profession
he takes this opportunity of visiting Providence for te pnr-
nose Of obtaining funds that will he necessary to bear his sx
penses during the time I've is student,
TO commence o'clock Tickets 30 cents, to be he'd
AZ the franklin House.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

ROsTON. June Is. Arr Bremen ship America,
Dehis. Bremen; brgs Asaph, Shaw, Fortcven'ura'
Canary Islands; Acorn, House, Philadelphia; schr
ora C1S Shin Emeraid, Heard Calcutta; brig George
Henry, Wales, HALIFAX. ,,..,,, coor,e
saied-brigs Neptune, for Hamburg george
Mh Arr ship Irewes. Spear, New orloins; brig
Ga hin Amulet, Windsor, Norfolk; brigs Ira
falear, Hinkey, St Salvador; William, Stnrgs,
Stockholm; BENJAMIN Franklin, Clark, Philadelphia;
,C,lo. PerciyaI, Baltimore; Laurel, Small, Nor
folk. schr Boston, Baxter, Providence.
The Quarantine regulations take effect to.motroW'
.fSundav l5th) at which time, the new SemaphonG
reIcornnh lately erected at Ransford Island, Will
-be nut in operation, it communicates direct 10 the
Observatory at Central wharf
I5tb Arr brigs Charles, Freeman, Mobile; Gas
.;opea, Nchason, New Castle, schr LoVe'y nope
SS,b'HCid brig Navarino, Weeks, Rio Janero
"Ip PORTLAND, Juno 10. Arr brig Helen, Pur-
rinpton, Havana.
1iith brig Cordelia, Angel, Havana
Cid bria Albert, Simonton, Gaudaloupe.
Sa,h Arr briggs Essex from Marigalante; Rodney
u..w;x. Havana; Octavia, Choate, do; Hope from
a. Andrews, IN distress, leaking badly, bound to N.
York. c,.,
i4th. Arr brig George, Waite, GaudalouPe.
NEWBURYPORT, June l3. Arr brig Uhon'
Alexandria; schr Rapid, Knapp St, Pierre' Martin
Sa,ed-brig Otter, St. Thomas; schr Betsey Lab
Irador.
NEW YORK. June l3. Arr brig Hesper, Lane
Natanzas; schr Orient, Matthews, Martinique aho
st. Thomas. - o, r.,
CID Ships Francis, Rider, New Orleans; Cal
L..n Monroe. Charleston; Cambria, Grswold Lon
d,n: Panama, Griswold, Canton; Rice Plant, Eos
ter, Porto Rico. -,
18th Arr ship Birmingham, Harris, Liverpool
Cid ship Caledonia, Rogers. Liverpool; Ialma INA
Marshau Havre; Virginia, Collins, Bordeaux; br
Xmos P.iaer, Paine, Vera Cruz; Pedlar, Iunis Ma
.tanxas, florida, Mash, St. Thomas, schr, Fame
Crowhurst, Gibratcr, Verdon, Hitler, West In
dies. -, NJ. o.,..n.
18th Arr ship Huntrcss, Shepherd. New Orleans
brigs Brunett, Lewis, fin 81. slmons' ucoi Jon
Adams, Walker, Wilmington.
Cid ship Emperor, Bennett, Savannah; brig Ca'e
Richie, Liverpool. ., w..
PHIIADELPHiA, June l3, Arr bark Wye
ming, Coulon, Londonderry.
BALTIMORE, June I3-Arr brig Margare'a
s,bley, Vessels, Bremen; schrs Henrietta, Ga,cl
eli, Trinidad de Cuba; Hope Hanhah' Chas'
Chseres.