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DRY GOODS AT COST.

A. CHAPMAN, JR.-NO. 6y, Westminster street,
q NONTEMPLAilNG a change In his business, VIII sell
~ OF his stock nj cost, wholesale ~ retail. The stock
c'ias SIS OF a good assortmento Of staple and fancy goods, lately
selected in New York aud DUstul, such as new aud fashion
able plaid Silks; jet Il blue black Italian Lusuing; black ana
white satin; sdun LevaniIes, Florence aud Gros dc Naples
Snk+; merino, silk, imitation, and cashmere shawls; fancy
Handserchieis a good variety; swiss uslins, some elegant
~ wrought nslied null aud book Muslins; plain Muslirs
OF all kinds Cinbricks; Linens; Laces; Ribbons; black
lace Wells; 3 4 black and white BObbinet Lace, very une;
Muslin lnseuings; G%inghams; Caicoes; Bonbazetts; Fiaii-
nels; plalds; CANDLES; Blankets, Dns,dciutls, Cassineies;
Vestings; Gloves, Hosiery; sc. sc.
Also
One piece Ladies' blue Habit Cloth, Of superior quality.
This being a fresh stock or goods, II presents To purchasers a
line opportunity 10 supply themselves win good articles al
prime cost. Nv Dec 10
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Per Southern Mail.

Cid at New York on Saturday, ships Brunswick,
Stanwood, N Orleans; Tallahassee, Glover, Charles
ton, Henry Kneeland, Coffin, Liverpool; John Lin
ton, Wibray, New Orleans; Empress, Sinclair,
Charleston; briggs Atlantic, Lawson, Liverpool, No
BILE, Littlefeld, N Orleans; Rice Plant, Foster, st
Thomas; schrs William, Southwick, ST Augustine;
Elenora, Prussein, Port au Prince; Elizabeth, Cox
Mexico. .-e
Ar on Sunday, sloops Superior, Child, and Mary.
Heath, hence.
Cid at Philadelphia, 9th, ship Algonquin, West
Savannah; brig Decatur, Chamberlain, Rio J%aneiro;
schr Amelia, Wilson, Port au Prince.
Cid at Baltimore 4ih, ship Henry Clay, Parker, n
Orleans. In the Bay, ship Corinthian, Hall, 76 DIS
I'm Lima.
Cid at Norfolk ID, Fr brig Alexander, Coquard,
Martinique.
Arr at Elizabeth City Sd, schrs Harriet Eliza. I'm
Turks Island; Madison's Barge do; New Sophronia,
Point Petre; WIN & Frederick, st Barts; Aldeba.
ronto, Newport. Sailed schrs F d Williams, 81
Thomas; Post Boy, Mart; Sophia E. Eliza do; Jo-
seph, St Barts.
Cid at Charleston 18th, Br barque Penelope, Liv.
erpool.
Below Savannah 18th, ship Ceres, Davis, f. Liv-
erpool.
AT Lima 10Th Sept. ship Edward, Hicks. just arr
I'm Mazatlan.
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PORT OF PROYIDENCE.
ARRIVED

SATURDAY, Lee. D.
Shin Rising States, Carpenter, Z days from Sa-
evannah, with cotton to J Chaplin Il Co. II Anthony,
and others. The sloop Marshal, Chace, hence, had
arrived. Sailed in co with Emperor, Bennet, and
vAgenora, for New York Newcastle, for Havre [;
William Penn, Tor Liverpool; Reaper, Stevens, for
sPhiiadelphia. Passed 10 the river, bound up, brig
N)ummer, from Porto Rico Oscar, fr Baltimore J
,Oreeon, from New York; Duxbury, r. Boston; ship
sTamerlane, fr Wiscasset; Eagle, Mauian, fr Pro-
svidence ; Monticel 10, from Thomaston Eng ship
sClansman; Laurel, Sheldon, fir Providence; Othello,
from Wiscasset. Spoke. Dec Sd, Hat 30 20, Ion
ga. BRIG Mountaineer, z weeks from Liverpool for
philadelphia.
Schooner Doris, Grafton, from Fall River.
u L sloop Herald, Brown, from New York, with
asrchandise.
with cotton, wool, &c.
SIoop Infant, Myrck from Freetown.
.Sloop Friendship, Read, from Freetown.
SUNDAY, Dec Z.
.Schr Atlas, Brown, 6 days Charleston, with cot
ton and sugar, to G & Mowry, ID Cady, Potter Il
Eddy, and others. Passengers Mrs Edmonds,
Messrs. I Brackin, w b Hutchinson, Thayer w
Morgan, and master @ A Ballad. Left schr Mary
Ann, Burr, Of Warren, Just arrived IRON New Or
leans, with loss OF the head Of her foremast.
Schr Love, Fhinney, from Sandwich.
Sloop Eclipse, Brown, from Albany.
6loop Reformation, Pratt, Newport.
sloop George Washington, Godfrey, from Tsun-
Aon.
sloop South Kinsstown, Gardner, from South
MONDAY, December 9.
eloop ridslia, Farmer I'm saybrook.
.eioop Sarah, lssrahan, Wares.
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o THE CADET

FOR THE CADET.
At this time of inactivity and want of pub
lie amusement, i: IS pleasing to notice the in!
tended entertainment at the Franklin Hall by
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearman.
The vocal powers .Of these distinguished
strangers will yield a treat of no ordinary kind
70 those who attend on this occasion, and it
u confidently believed there will be a large COL
lection, of our citizens at the hall to listen to
their efforts. Elevated above the sentiments
of others. the learned Editor of the American
dare not 'predict" this fact; yet, without sac
rilege, the good people of this town dare pre-
dict for Mr.. and Mrs. Pearman q full house
and patronise SO much talent as will be ex-
hibited at the Concert. Mr.. Pearman has
long been we'll known upon the New-York
boards as a vocalist of the first order. He is
from the London Theatre. Mrs. Pearman
was long attached to the Italian opera at Pa
ris and is much distinguished in operate sing
ing. Her style of execution is chaste and ex-
p~ressive. CIViS.
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or BRITISH ANTTCEPTIC N
~DENTIFRrcE.

For cleansing, rchitening and preserving the teeth and t~~E
TuNHE BRITISH ANTICEPTIc DENTIFRfcE, which
IL the present proprietor wishes most particularly 10 rssds.
mend otle attention Of the public, is pei feetly eseSptfnssiSII
those acids which in general form The bass Of touth ro~a.rs IN
common use, and wltrh, though they may whiien the testh fst
a short Time. must inevitably destroy the Enan,I by thef dek<-
isrioos action on this beautiful covering Of The te,th.i.s The
consequence is that the Eaaniei which Is ihe SHE, Id prov,SsWhv
nature TO protect the spongy and nervous hiers,l structure, :
rapidly corroded by ibese acid insi tdicnis, nee ONE n,mr dn-
coloured than ever aud exposes the inner portion q. the t6nA 10
carries aud a rapid and certain decsy. By the use Of 4bs
British AEtaPtic DentJrir, in tic morning ms occasion ma,
require, with a bush moderately hard, and cold water, he ~
cuniulaticn "f ia tar will not only BE- prevented, buiihe es,h
rendered bcauiQaHya aud ps,nanenAy aAite, Sd VI. ~s.a,as
restored to that freedom from sorencs, that hardness aud Tf.srs
e'csnce which are the sure tests OF their healthy aAis. ami shs
best guar anie. OF hat natural fragrance OF lh. breath winch sas
never he expected ~ connection with foul teeth, and co, bs,ic.
unhealthy gums. (Prre 80 cents G hoS)
f,+ftcpafed from the original Recipe i6 -. Of IL Aas
Dr. ". ]. coswAY,by his Immediate sueosssr aud he isis
ProPrittsr U. kIDpER, aud sid wholesale ny him srJh
Counting Room. over No. %, (fyrmeriy eslIed No. 7Oa Corhrs
Of Coprt and Hanovor~u Gets, Boston, anil ietsiled ny hi qpcsist
sppointmen, (oscher with all The valuable AI.dcines a. pre-
pared b., the late Dr. Conway by JOSEPH BAIsguxJK,
aud JOHN II. MASON n TO. Providence, DR.. "A.
MOORE, Newpot, and ir. J. WILLIAMS, Wmren. :
~ Observe that none arc gcnrine without The " ,hssn sienss
tuue Of !. kIppER, on the outside printed wrapper. .
ia large discount, made to those who 10, 10 scu sssiA
Oct. 90. 80
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DR.HUNTER,

0-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-H1
Y the use OF CELEBRATED
the rery ~paiaa6ie, plain, and eopious directions accompany
ing them, are enabled cbectaalty To eradicate
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
and to restore LOST Health with Ease, Safety and Certainty
in a fer days.
rPThe extensive sale, and unexampled success of this
Medicine, In this and other cities and principal towns
throughout the Union, for the last fifteen years, during
which il was satisfactorily prepared by DR.. Conway, neon.
testibIy prove, that when used with the row
DERS, II effects a thorough and speedy cure OF that dread.
full disorder, denominaied The Scourge Of the human race.
CASES.
Extracts from some of the po,ious letters received by the
Proprietor.
"Sir-By the use ~ yom HUNTERS Pills and Injection
Powder, | have the pleasure 10 observe Ina, the phoic Of IN,
two wears, durins which time became much debiliated; bat
your Medicine has nearly restored the To health, although IL is
only a few days since l began 10 take them"
"Sir-Being afflicted wih a venereal complaint for years,
which had resisted crery assistance, l was advised TO make
trial Of HUNTERs PILLS, which I have done, and am now 10
all appearance we'll .Ny pains ceased after the SECOND Dor
80 The Pills are accompanied, when The Gaze requires "
with the INJECTION POWDERS and CERATE;-ihe,e
constitute q mosl powerful INC icine, applicable TO The vARiovs
STAGES OF Ibis Proiean disorder. Full and PLAIN piREc-
TIoNs, with a popular TREATISE, explaining the rarious
symptoms and the mode Of Treatment, accompany each box,
so that persons OF either sex may cure themselves.
Price of the Pills dollar a boa-tlle Injection Powders
aud Cerate, so cents each.
Prepared from the Original Recipe in MSS. of the late DR.
w. 4. CONWAY, by his immediate successor, and the sole
Proprietor, T.. klDDER, ij,sioa,, of whom it may be had
wholesale with all the other Medicines prepared by the late
DIR. Conway ut his Counting ROOM, over No 81. (ormerIy
called No. 40 corner OF Couu aud Hanover street and at
retail, by ha s.~, ial appointment Of the following Drug
gists.-J. BAI cH, j.. aud J. ID Mason 4 Go. Providence,
br A. ~ MOOnE, Newport, and Dr. J. WILLIAMS,
" arrcn.. - tFe
- Observe that none are genuine without the written sig
nature OF 4. kIppER, on The outside printed Wrapper.
~ A large discount made 10 those VINO buy 10 sell sAin.
October 10.
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CoNOERT.

AUR. AND MRS. PEARMAN, respectfully inform the
M inhabitants of Providence, aud is vicinity, TINT they
will have the honor of giving n Vocal Conest,
THIS EVENING, Dkc. 10TH,
AT SRANKLtn HALL.
PAR I.
Duett.-Mr. and Mrs. Peaman, "FoFlorn and broken
hearted" a Scotch Melody.
song-Mr. Peaunan, g My bonny lass now turn to me-"
a. Lee.
Cavinatina.-Mn Pearman, I" Tell me my heart"
.song.-Mr. Peannan, " Let US haste to Kelvin Grove"
Braham.
Duet.-Mr and Mrs. Peannan. " All Perdona,"-
Mozart.
Cavatina---Mr Pearman, I" Here am, Barber and Den
tkt, and faetotum," from the Barber Of sevilIe,) with a
Pano Forte. Rossiai.
Obligalo-by Mrs.. Peannan.
PAR III.
Duet MIR. and Mrs. PeaIman, oh maiden fair"
PaisieiLs.
song.-Mr. Pearman, I" Oh mo, never mention her."
Bishop.
Aria.-Ms. Peaman, " Oh dolce Concento,' with va
riations, as orginany.sung by Madame Catalini. .uoiart.
Song.-Mr. Pearman. The Peasant Boy" Lee.
song.-Mrs. Peannan, GA Highland lad my love was
born"
sone.-Mr. Peaman, " The MacGregors gathering"
Lee.
rTickeis TO admit a Lady and Gentleman. 81. Single
tickets 20 cents-to be had at the Music Saison-at the book
store OF iutcllens 4 Cory-at the Bar of the Franklin House
and al the door on the evening Of performance. Perform
ance To commence al halt past q O'Clock.
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Sleep Fall River. Brsy.on. Troy.

siscp Fall River, Brsyton, Troy.
6loop Mount Morish, Martin, Warren.
TUESDAY, December Q.
Schr Boston, Baxter from Boston, with merchan'
disc.
schr Packet Eliza, Fletcher, from HallowclI, with
lumber.
Sleop Mary Nichols, Spencer I'm Nantucket. with
oil and candles 10 G v Spencer and the master.
SlooD Fame, Allen from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
sloop Venus, Child, "a hours I'm New York, will
merchandise.
sloop Albion, Barker, FIN Norwich, with wood Il
the master.
Sioop George and Phebe, West fin New Bedford
with oil and candles.
Sloop Industry, Cobb, from Taunton.
Sloop Becca and Betsey, Pearce fun Bristol.
Sloop Rising Sun. Presbrey I'm Taunton.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt i'm Newport.
Sloop WIN II Allen, Pearce I'm Bristol.
Sloop Gen Warren, Presbrey I'm Taunton.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden I'm Newport.
Sloop Lucy Emellne, Sp,nk, Wexford.
Sloop Ranger, Corey I'm Tiverton.
Sloop Leopard. Tanner fin East Greenwich.
CLEARED.
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, Boston
U L sloop Providence, Brown, New York
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JAYS LECTURES.

MUST received by A. S. BECK WITH, Jays Lectures,
81 entitled g the Christian Contemplated"
The London Particular Baptist Magazine, thus speaks OF
the work
"The importance Of The theme Of discussion-a delnea-
ton OF the Christian Characteristic high reputation Of the
preacher-with various other considerations, led us To aniici
pate no inconsiderable degree Of qualification from a perisal
of the volume. Nor have our expectations been %dsappoint.
ed, il Is an interesting publicalion-it ab0unds with valua-
be instruction and the man who can take up The book and
read n dozen pages Of 1t, without being the wiser and the
better for III without being convicted, instructed Or reproved,
must be a singular chancter."
Bropn University, Mon. ID, 1928.
Messrs. Lincoln & Edmands,-l have read Through jays
Christian Contemplated with very great pleasure. II
ahounds with piety and good sense, and is remarkably adapt
ed 10 improve the { ne OF pieiy IN the present state Of oul
churches" +. WAYLAND, JR.
Dec 10
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Distressing. Shipwreck.-The brig Packet, Solo.
moR Tyler, master, from ST Petersburg, for this
port, with a cargo of three or four hundred bales Of
merchandise, 9S tons hemp and so tons Of iron,
struck on the South side Of the Island Of Nantucket,
on "Wednesday morning, Sd inst. at half past 8 o.
clock the vessel Immediately went to pieces, and
the mate alone succeeded in gaining the shore TO tell
the sad tale !! Left Cronstadt September 18th, and
bad not seen land since passing Norway. Mr..
Walker, the chief mate and we regret TO add, the
only survivor Of all the crew, states that The chro-
nometer was erroneous, that their longitude calcu-
lated by it placed them clear Of Nantucket, and
Tint they were then standing in, as they supposed,
for Rhode Island At the time she struck il was
very dark-Mr W.. was below, but instantly rush
cd on deck and assembled the mas, in order to make
If possible, some discovery; not being able to, he
descended and in attempting to clear away the
long boat, a sea struck her, and washed her away;
he chung to her and IN a very short time found him
self on shore. After reaching the shore he heard
the dying shrieks Of the crew. The arm Of one OF the
meh, lashed to a piece Of the quarter rail had drited
ashore, aud the beach was strewed with fragments
ofthe vessel. She was owned by Brown s. Ives
Names Of The crew S. Tyler, master, Prov idence;
Colon Walker, mate, Scotland ; George Harris,
I'd do, Norway; BENJAMIN Thompson, Providence ;
VIM Mathews, Boston; Isaac Stigney. do Joseph
Groves, Wiscasss, E Aldrieh. Providence /;
WIN Thompson, do.
tA"c NohtuSNo Ahquhc' Satutuay Az TIA
two bodies from the wreck had been found near Tom
nsver's head, 4 miles east Of the place where the brig
was lost, and identified as those of Isaac Stigney and
WIN Thompson. One hundred bolts Of duck wen,
ashore near Sciasconset, two miles farther east. A
body recognised by the mate as that Of Nelson John.
son, washed ashore IN a mangled state, and was car.
ried to town and inferred ON Thursday afternoon
Evao ,ho bI.,L, ,b,t b,,o hooc J.,.oa a.bo.. ,.,,L
the exception Of one only, are all split, and some o
them into a number of pieces. A few hours after Tho
brig struck, part Of 'her stern drove ashore more thar
two miles to the eastward of the principal part Of thu
wrcck.l
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yRoA TIE NAT. JOURNAL OF SATURDAY.
b CONGRESS.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Tyiei Of Wiz.
appeared and took his seat. Mr.. Johnson Of
Ken. obtained leave to introduce a bill for the
preservatio ion Of the Cumberland Road. The
Senate, no business being before il, adjourned
to Monday.
Yesterday was the first day on which petit
ions were called by the Speaker, and a consI-
derabie number were presented. Various re-
solutions were adopted. Mr.. Long offered a
resolution, referring it to the Committee on
Aanufactur TO inquire into the expediency OF
abolishing the duty on salt and molasses,
which was rejected without debate--ayes IS,
noes I04. A resolution offered by Mr.. Wright,
of Ohio, referring to the Committee on Public
Lands the propriety Of extending the benefit
of the act Of May last, TO certain purchasers
of public lands, was adopted. Mr.. IMITATION
submitted a resolution calling on the President
for Information as to any negotiation which
had been entered into with Great Britain rela-
Rive to the surrender of any fugitive slaves that
smay have taken reia1e in Canada. This re-
Solution by rule lies on the table one day. On
smotion Of Mr.. Mitchell, of Tennessee, the
bills before the House. at the last session, for
the relief Of sundry officers and widows, and
for the relief of sundry revolutionary and 9TH
or officers and soldiers, were referred to the
Committee on Military Pensions.
The large vote by which Mr.. loves reso-
luton relative to the repeal ofthe duty on salt
and molasses-the administration members
voting in the majority-was rejected yester.
terdsy, may, we hope, be received as an indi.
cation of the determination of the House NOT
to NEEDLE with the Tariffat the. present session.
The Eastern members, by voting against the
resolution, evinced their willingness rather to
submit to the onerous effects of the duty on mo.
lasses, than to disturb the tranquility Of Con.
gress and the country, by the agitation Of the
Tariff question. And we hope tho members oil
the South were induced to take a similar course
by a like reluctance TO renew an excitemen:
which the public prosperity requires to be sup
pressed.
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DIED

DIED.
In Pawtucket 22d ulL Mr. Nehemiah jerks, In the seth
year Of his age. ~ 49,.
In Pawtnxet, on Sunday morning last, Mr. William Hd-
dredge, In the S6th year Of his age.
In Smithfeld, on Monday last, Miss Abigail Whipple,
daughter Of the late Mr. Joseph Whipple, In the 10th year
Of her age. Funeral this afternoon at l O'Clock, from the
house OF Elijah Oiney, Esq. Smithfeld.
In Taunton, 9th ut. MIR Oliver Danforh, in the Seth year
Of his age.
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MARRIED.,

In this town on Thursday morning last, by Rev Mr. Pick
ehng, Mr. Henry Bowen to Miss Mary Prout.
In Warwick, on Sunday evening last, by Rev Mr. Man.
chester, Mr. Bennett L Holden, to Mi . Sarah q. Remington
daughter of Benjamin Remington, Esq.
In Pawtucket, Mr. John Simmons, Of this town, to Miss
Bctsey Allen, Of Bristol.-Mr Daniel Fish to Miss SOphronia
TObsy, both of Central Falls.-Capt Israel A Lee to Miss
!, Phehe 8 Carpenter.
In South Kingstown, on Sunday morning last, by Rev.
Mr. Norhup, Mr. James r Gardner, to Miss Mary Z Vaughn
OF East Greenwich.
In BelIingham, yesterday morning, by Rev. Mr. Newton,
Mr. Dexter Daniels, Of this town, TO Miss Margaret Bates, of
the former place.
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The Board Of Directors OF the Pawtucket Auxiliary Bible
Society, held a special meeting at the Hotel, on the 5Mi inst.
David Wiki insun, Esq. in the chair.
Resolucd, That we will Immediately supply with the
Scriptures, those families destitute Of them, la the Towns
Pawtucket, North Providence, Cumberland and Smith
field.
Rssstved, That a committee Of two be appointed to carry
tik resolution into effect.
Resolred, That the Rev. Messs. Benedict and Tan be
sbAt committees. GEORGE TAFT.
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FAMILY BREAD.

n subscriber w1nld inform his friends and the public
In general, that ic has taken the Bake House formerly
occupied by Mr.. S. p. Gardner, between Nos. IU3 and los,
North Main street, where he intends Ia carry on the Baking
business, IN all its varims branches, and where may be had,
at any hour of II e day, The following kinds Of Bread, viz
Loaf Bread, sugar aud Moasses Gingerbread, hard and soft
Crackers, Sugar do, IN new article,) New York do ship
aud Pilot Bread, Sugar and Molassee Cookies; Buns; Tea
Kusk, &c. sc.
ALsO, for sale MS above, ut retail, Flour, OF the first quality
Stores and families, NJ any part Of the town, may lie sup
piled from his cart, with any Of the above articles.
". Is. The subscriber would here state, for the gmtifta-
ton of the curious, that all Me above Dnned kinds Of Bread,
which he lias ior sdle, ae actually baL.i az this torn.
Od 4 u WILLIAM OK.
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0o-The Annual Election Of Officers of War
wick Lodge will take place al their Hall on the
evening Of Dec. 10th. 1t is expected that the
Grand Lodge will be present. Brethren Of
neighboring Lodges are respectfully invited to
attend.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Water, this day, llh 26m. Thursday, an. 2lm. Friday,
III l3m.
~ sub,sactins % minutes gives the time Of high water a, Newport
! hours and o minutes, gives The time OF high water Al Bostos
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NOTICE.

VINHE subscriber having taken the stand heretofore occu-
Il pied by hi friend Dr. J. r. Ames, would bc happy 10
wait ON the former customers III DIR. Auies, and all who viii
favor him with their calls. Ills medicines are warranted 10
be Of good quality, and put up with care.
GEORGE II. GAY,
Dec 10 No. II 10, Westminster strevt.
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NEW MEDICAL WORKS

UsT received, Boriocks Physio ygy. Also, the Lee
- lures Of Sir Ashley Cooper, Ban. r. r. : sugcon to
Tho King, &c. &c. on the Principles and Practice OF sufgefy,
Surgeon 10 81. Thomas Hospital, aud 10 the Londun Optha
linle Inhrmay. For SIDE by A.. :. BEukwITH,
Dec 10 No. 10, Markt sucoi.
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VESSELS SPOKEN

VESSELS X
l7th uh. lat 36 30, lon "a, sIoop Trader, Burr FIN Newport
for Savannah.
26tll Ut lat 81, Ion II, brig Cuba, knight, fun Portland for
Mafanzas.
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LNTELLIGENCE.
Arrived on Monday, Mendon, from Uxbridge, with wood
and casks.
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ARTIFICIAL THEATRE!

Consisting cfDorks Of Art, Ingenuity, detirity aud Music
Mr.. REFS
ID E~SPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of Provi-
IA dence and its vicinity, that he will open his Artificial
Theatre THIS EVENING", at MEcHANic's HALL, when
will be exhibited "a variety Of amusemenls moral and inter.
esting. For particulars see bills Of the performance.
Abundance % cents. Children under ~ years, half price.
Dec 10