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JERVIS ROCKFORD,
HAIR DRESSER.

"a pESPECTFULLY informs the public in
Il a general, that he has taken a room, in
Whitman's Block, No. g, Wcsminster-street,
where ho has commodious accommodations
for Genilemcn's Hair Cutting, &C.
Permit him TO say few words upon his pro
fcsson.
Doctors Gall and cpurzhcm have contend
ed that genius, taste, the passions and all that
belongs to the intellectual powers ofman, rest
upon the formation OF the cranium:-This may
be true-but. with how much more truth can
it be said that the beauty of" the human face
diuine,' depends upon that great feature OF
the countenance, the HAIR. Fashion has held
a constant reign, exhibiting all the varieties Of
her power, over this vegetable of the human
hcad-now flowing in luNuriant ringlets, and
now shaven with ecclesiastical solcmnity.-
Wigs were invented to give dignity TO the wise,
and the appearance of gravity and wisdom to
the dull but the age Of wigs is gone forever
the owl of Minerva has moulted his feathers,
AMI fallen from her fanc.-Thc present style
of moulding this feature has never been sur
passed it has n classical origin, taken from
the antique crop seen on the Elgin marbles
and Roman coins, uniting Athenian grace
with Roman dignity, and is finely adapted to
the ball room or military parade. This art of
" managing the hair" is one not learned in
day, but requires skill and experience. The
rule is general but the application must be va
ricd-for delicate features, by help of this art,
can be built up into something of a marital air.
and severe lines Of the countenancc softenod
down to sylvan simplicity. If any one doubt
whether this can be done, let him come and
test his skill. 6m nov FL
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PRIZE COMPOSITION.

Gold Medal of the value of $50 will be awarded 10 The
" author o the best original musical composition, adapt
ed 10 words, anl arranged song, with accompanments
for the Piano Foethe whole Ia occupy than four
nor less than two pages oi the usual size Of musical pbca-
tons, and to he forwarded within four weeks by mail 9TH
wise, pst paid, TO L. d. Chaplin Providence, r. Messr
Dubois s. Stodart, New York.
The essays are In be accompanied by sealed communca
tons, enclosing the names Of the authors with other paricu
lars and be len TO the examination and decision q three
pec Judges who VIII unsell and judge Of Tie comnunica
cations and transmit L. the successful competitor the Prize
Medal The prize composition Is intended for the first
Der OF publication about 10 be established and devoted
Music.
One or more papers in Boston, NcwYork, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Charleston, are respectfully solicited to copy
Tie above. marchl5.
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brace Of her honest parents +; but af.

hraco Of her honest parents but af-
tor the first cladncss of meeting was
nyer She could NOT conceal from her
own heart that home had cold and
Associate asnect.
Her view, of things were so alter.
"a that she found herself pcrpetually
s,r;l,;ng AGAINST the prejudiccs Of the
SiJ nnonIe an1 m,k;n, ,lIusions thny
couIJ NOT undrrtand.
Gcor,e p. wro,c often. and men.
,;oncd Iis ;ntcntion to visit her. the
ncvt fine he nas,od fiat way. Then.
r,r the Gr.t fine came .orneibinr like
shame Of those. who loved her with a
nnrc obiiino love than any beings on
earth. Il wa, natural rGcing: but
one which makes a noble spirit blush
tor if. nature
Gror,e B. came and one visit did
marc tn m,k. him ra,ional Than all
,hn rcosoning in the world Ills pa
Fonts too orfti,lly withdrew tbn,r On.
nos;t;on. and merely advised him to
Gnc,r ,n ornn declaration. until he fin.
;,hcd his education by travelling a
vcor Tbov we'll knew this arranne.
mon, wonId finally effect their pnr.
nose. and tbcv rr;o,ccd at the pros
meet Vet they we're not unkind-
thcv had lived lone in a hcartlcss
world-onI they thouubt love Was ey-
ery where transferable article.
George B. followed his friends ad-
vice.
A drawina room star at the Springs
soon cclinsc1 thc Lilly of St. Leon
ards. and he spoke of the affair as one
Of his " boyish Airtation..'' On her
the effect has been more lastinr. She
has NOT bccn ncrmancntIv w,ctchcd
for hone AID ioy clinq to the Young
heart ye life nrcscrycr. and keen
if buovantlv aAnat on the cbanpinr
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LEW GOQus,
Ar No. I. CANAL-srR

AT NO. ], CANAL-sTREET,
RI SMALLEY, has just received at his
eC . Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
mcnt Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadclohs and Cassimeres Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Duff
fills, Kerseys, Plaids, Camblcts, Bookings, &c
&c.
On hand extensive assortment ef Ready
Made Clothing, Of every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, st
prices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October 3
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TO MANUFACTURERS

FH7IIE subscriber Offers !or sale vaulle mill privilege
q with a good stream of water, and about IS o
land, with mill thereon, with fail of 100 feet
IN The distance OF 100 rods. The land is situated, that
drls may he constructed 10 convey the water three
wheels Of from 20 10 ~ feet diameter (n the above distance
OF 100 rod) IN sufficient quantity Ia drive from 1000 to
1890 splndlcs each The above property situated in Fast
addn, on) mics from Connecticut River, and half
mile from the turnpike road leading from East Iaddam
Landing, o Providence, via Norwich Those wishing
purchase site Tor cotton or wGlen factory will find il
to their advantage to call on the subscriber in East TIaddam
march % JOSIAH A. CHAPMAN.
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

FHSHE Brewery, under the snpcrintendance
q of Holmes + M'Culioch, is now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, very extensive supply of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers.
Us. Orders also received at No. 3 Market
street by Francis Paycrrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec % SIN
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A CARD.

FuNIE Ladies Of Providence respectfully invited TO
u call at No. 90 Westminster street, 1.-TWO doors east Of
the Unnersas Capel) where they be accommodated
with Millinery IN nl its variety, by Mrs. Field and Miss
Jones, and Dress Making by the Misses Taylors They will
pledge themselves to have their work done and expe-
dosy of the fashions. Ladies' from the country
he accommodated the shortest notice, by applying
above
n D. -Four or five Apprentices wanted Immediately
April 3.
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BUTTS & LOCKWOOD.

az JERCIIANT TAILORS, No. II, market square, have
WI Just received from New York. their Spring assort-
men of eStrl super and fine BROADCI.O1IS.-colours-
blue black, Olive, brown, claet, green and mixed with
variety Of F;.s1ae Ca,simeres and Nesngs, which
bought auction and will be sold ow by the yard made
up to measure in the first style and workmanship.
ALSO,
prime lot Of Pocket andkcrhcfs, and Cravats
entire patterns sprncr, Gloves silk and Cotton UNI
brelas, Irish linens fine shirlmgs silk, ootn linen,
ell and lambs wool Hose and half hose with every other
ticle in their line, which they invite their call
and es"nne
ON HANDS, usual, n good assortment Of
READY .N2DE CLOTHI.NIi,
at IA low prices can be bought a any store in town.
rPhcy have ais, a great variety Of Cloths, Casneres
and VcsngS, selected particularly for the FRIESss which
they Will make up in the best manner. march q
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TO ELLEN.

Cool nisht.-good night how from my heart
au,he, the prayer-good nizht
o! that poet. wish had part
In some great Spirits might,
That " ith the swelling Of hi, love,
Hi power nigh, hold increase,
n he might bend thy couch above
A armament Of peace.
b. he might pour the 'ire,hin5 showers
or dreamy blessings DER thee,
And III, sweet faneyi store Of flowers
And breath. Of heaven before thee,
Making the niglt'' dull sluneo to give
The light Of Hope, be,'owmeni'
And quiek,ning gear, Of joy to live
In space Of fitting moments.
Yet. no he hath no 'pcll-the leaf
On which his power Is writ,
But sivelh him 10 chase grief,
When happier thoughts were IL,
Whsn ifes sad foles and dark Pc
O'ereloud familiar eyes,
70 I;xh, his torch at nature, Ere,
And bid her incense rise.
A heaven Of heart SC pure as thine
Hi reaching shades might din,
n. love that Is thy spirits shrine,
Were sebole. to him.
A v;lI moro strong than hi., Is fodh
To su,rd thee and to bless,
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MORSE & DRAPE

No. o, Market street.
AVE just received from New York, prime assort-
"a m"nt Of Cloths of all coors and qualities which they
will sell cheap at any other Store, with great variety
Of other goods such as Drllngs, Bombaznes Ccassans,
Florentine Nestings and Cravas, Suspenders SC.
~ b. Garments made to order in the first style, and
ranicd 10 suit.
1TOn hand, large assortment of Ready Made Clothing
wAch offered at the owcsr prices, for cash short erod
IL. April
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THE BLACKsMIrH's DAUGHTER.

Twas riding in a scquestered part
Of the town with a friend, when our
attention was attracted by common
looking, but very neat farm.house.-
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MR.. s. DUNHAM.

EDFSPECTFULLY inform, the young Lsde, and Ges-
eA tlomen of Providence, that he will CONNIE q
Quarter the Science of fashionable Dancing, Saturday
O'Clock, r. NJ. the 2Gh inst 80 per quarter, and solicit,
continuation of the very liberal patronage received from the
same.
~ ~ To,e wishing TO subscribe will please to call At the
Washington Hotel where III. subscription will bs leh
AVrh H.
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NEW GOODS.
SMITH. Dixie & co.

- No 2, CTIEAPSIDE,
I'D AVE just received from NewYork, and now
y n opening, splendid assortment Of Brcadclohs and
Casmees, consisting of Black, bue brown olive, green,
and drk olive green Cloths few pieces lwn ooored
smer very elegant article for pantaoons fine Valencia
ves,ng, new and elegant patterns gloves crava &C. &c,
ON HAND,
An extensive assortment Of Ready Mnde Clothngwhich
they will sell at unusually low prices
Aprll IL
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join HARTSHORN,

JOHN HARTSHORN,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosroN,
HAS taken tho Store Nos. FL and %,
a l. Liberty square Buildings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose OF
transac,ing Commission Business, md tenders
his services TO his friends and tho public, re-
spcctfully soliciting consignmcnts OF every de-
scrip,ion Of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ces made on consignments. Refer to
GEORGE :. RATHBONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, October 16 ePstc
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JAMES MTG HE'LL,

AS just received, hndsome assortment Of Broad
w q cloths, CdssInercs and Nc5ngS-anong Which
Extra super and nc black, buc brown olive and mixed
BroadclOlls buc back, mixed and Grib Cassnecs Va
ienca, six, silk velvet and Ma>cles Ncstnes-which will
be sold low by the yard or made up to the best
manner, Al the surc formerly occupcd by Christopher "
Spencer, No. 4, iiaihet square, (up stairs.j
nInICI ~.
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The two poens which will be found below, are cop'e
NJ that very popular and interesting monthly pnble'or
hs Ladies' Magazine published IN Boston, and odtrd b
su Sarah J. Hale In the signature ofthe aist, Goa
r.L,A," wc recognize The pcn Of the fair Editor
L!rE.
aTAere is no ne,r Hiag urd.t TIE rsn."
God thou had fixed the date Of man,
-Aad who would cngih,n oui the 'Pan'
Enouyh Of pain, aud oil', aud ears,
Nco, ia the round Of sevny years.
And Garth mus, like desert 'p-cad,
When all lifqs flowers plueked OF de'd
One yeu-the seasons changes DER
What would a Thousand teaon n, n'nTe'
Each hath it, garland, and i, gloom,
II, Joyous festival and doomi
And ancient Tyre and modern lay,
Chaunl the same strain 20 welcome Nay.
Th day upon the eastern hills,
But shade, deep shade yon valley fills
And thus, let centuries p'.,, arrayed
Ia robe Of mist, half light, half shade,
will morning and wake the throng,
That plod liie's beaten path along.
And see old night her crown put, on,
Cudmmed a, when DER BABYLON
She wooed the Magi'. thoughtful eye
To trace the starry page On high;
And thu, the shy hath ever sa'ne,
A, bright, a, bound!cs' as unknown.
And man i, weak and wayward still,
A, proud to plan, as prone TO ill
The vaunted knowledge he acquires
Il hut the wisdom ofhr .re.,
And still from age to age the same,
The chase Of fplea,ure, wealth and fame
And who would be slave and dwell
Forever il dungeon cell,
Counting the links that form hi, chain!
Such 10 the soul that would retain,
The fettsu earth's dull prison binds,
To check the flight Of deathlc. minds CORNELlA.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
NATHANIEL BROWN, Il co. No. 81 Wetminaer-row,
~ has Just received, II cases Of Boots and Shoes, eomp-
inc general a..omen e the fashionable patterns made
expressly for their retailing, and warranted. Ako-OO
par ehesp shoe-SPonse kn'pp Backing, by the dozen
,s snsie scs,s, trsvsv Apnl
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COPhRTNERsUIp DISSOLVED.

COPhRTNERsIIIP DISSOLVED.
FEVIiE Copar1ersp heretofore extang under the hrm Of
ID BAKER SPENCER, is this day (hp:il 2i) by mu-
tial consent Dissolved a persons indebted to the firm Of
Baker Spencer, requested to make immediate pay
ment To NosEs HAKEa, who continues business nj the
Canal Lottery Office, No. - Canal lsreet.
MOSES BAKER,
April % WARREN SPENCER.
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POETRY.

NJ, Cullwing poem, recently appeared In Tie New ioh
kcan and was furnished that paper, by correspond
s. who accompanied with the following remarks, ad
d,cs cd 10 the Editor al send you specimen Of Border
Pcc,ry which lound in iate London paper. In my hum
be oonion II would do no di-ccdh TO Burns himself.
have read al least half dozen times, and could read IT,
- many times more, with unabang pleasure and thinking
uixx give equal satisfaction Of your readers,
have transcribed for their use.
RUSTIC BARDS.
Robert Andrews was like Burns, whom ho Iescmbed IN
many particulars, originally apoughnan, near Carlisle, ana
l. sill living agricultural hborer The following bal
Nd though by no the bst Of hs productions, very
natural and highly expressive of country gs npa'enee
u behod tho obec, Of her affections It may be mentioned
that she u expecting her sweetheart her after the old
6lks have retired which Is tho common mode oi
eourship In Cumberland This VIII servo to explain The
uA.uss Of her fathers snoring sweety which must at hrs
vuike o. singular"
THE INPATIENT LAssIE.
Deuce tex the clock eios-clackin"o
Still in hody''ear
II tell and elh the time is past,
When Jwohnis sud been hsre:--
peuce tex the wheel Twill nj, rim ro.s-
Nae nair to-nest I'll spin,
Bot eount each minute vi s.sgh,
Till Jvohnio he steals il.
How neyee the ,puuky fie ii burns,
For ,wee to sit beside!
Fer here. the seat where Jwohnie 'in'
And forget TO cheyIe.
Nv f.dd.r tui, how ..e he 'nwore'-
My muddsr'' fast asleep
lie promnd oit hut oh! fear
Hv word be wunnct keeP
What can ii be keep. him frae me-
Tho ways nit see LAM,
knd the eet snd saly nousn' ataw,
Ifyen sn to gang
oemsihsr Lass, wi BONNER fsies.
fla, cs,cl'J in wicked &c,
Ard I'll be pointed at the kurk-
Nay suiaer le eimce dee
o durst we lassf.. nohhe;F s'ns,
And sweetheart them We Ike,
ia rim too thee my Jsohnie adj
Nor stop at 10, or dyke;
Bot eudoms see silly thing!
For mlun hse th'irw'y,
Ard mony homie la,,iC.it,
And wish frac day to day.
Bu, whilst! I hear my J"o nesh'-
Aye! that's hi, vera clog
II. a.eL.f the faul yeat, sod'y ,si-
o hang that ewoloy! dog!
Vow, hey for sosyh, aud sugar word,
Wrki,se. Mi few
o bat hi, wM, pa, adi,e,
When ove' 'hey rlni'o true!
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s)ply, iTa.en,. r. ld-g,,c, ,Wstc'.
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- Never man was truly bl-'t,
But 1t composed, and gave him such a cast,
A, folly might mistake Tor want Of Joy;
A cast unlike the triumph, Of the ptoudj
A modes, aspect, aud a smile at heart"
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ClI brig Tamworth, Easterbrook. Palmero; schr
Colossus, Russell, Brazil and masket.
27,h arr ships Emerald, Webb, from Calcutta, lst
and Sand Head 9th April; Sapphire, Woodbury., fin
Liverpool, llth July; brig Herald. Waterman, from
Stockholm, 9th and Elsneur 18th July. At Quar-.
ship Charles Carroll, Norris, from Liverpool, for N
York, in distress, capt sick with small pox.
CID brig Argus, Robbins, Port Mahon.
9th arr ship Liverpool, Howes, from Liverpool
sailed Goth July.
:, Cid bries Hope, Woodbury., Liberia, Africa; Mer-
maid, Studley, Rio Grande and market; schooner
Combine, Martin, Cape IIaytien.
NEW YORK, Aug 26. Arr ship Colossus, May
ell from Liverpool; brig Rising States, Greene, (oi
Proy,dence) % ds I'm Truxiilo; Leavtt. Dickins on
ST Andrews; sloop Volant, Cook, Providence.
CID ship Aspasia, Bennett, Liverpool; Franklin,
Joseph. Antwerp.
9th arr brig James Lyon, Turner. from Cardiff,
Wales.
CID barque Lady Of the Lake Leitch. Philadel-
phia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 26. Cid schr Esther &
Sally, Bancroft, Alex andria.
BALTIMORE, Aug "a. Arr brig Hope Retrieve
Chase, from Neuvitas; schr Z. o. Burrill, Trnidad
sloop Providence, Wood, Providence.
25th arr ship Henry Clay, Parker, from Havre;-
schr Eagle. Vincent, Xibara, Cuba.
NORFOLK, Aug 2l. Arr soop Union, South
wick, from Newport; Hudson, Eldrijge do.
CHARLESTON, Aug IL. Cid ship Sarah Sher e
Pearce. Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81. Cid brig Anne
Eskeldson Campeaehy.
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NEW AND IMPROYfD
SPEL[ING HUOK

EUST published anl fJr sale by HUICnENs CORY
- The National Spelling Book, ard P'onouncg ro,i rrr
taning 'uiimeni Of othogaphy and Pronunrifn, an
proved Pla by which the sound OF ever, .,ble distinctly
shown according &c Walkers principle, o Enyb Ortl ocr,
with Progressive Reading Lessons. Dcsgned or the at
Schools IN the GATED States. BY Il. d. EmEasoS Principal
Of the Adams Grammar Sclfou, G6ston.
The following notices OF til. w0k, amonet many ollNt,
which have been given, BE- Considered sufficient e,vnes
oi II, value. l.s avs.
From the Masters ia the Dcpartnta, Of R.adng and
Grammar, IN the Public SekociS If Hos,oa.
Having examined The National u ng rvos, Of H. D. Em,r.
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eonmon USE feel justified expressing enle sPprobs.
a OF the work. The ngenion, elassacsiicn Of the w,r
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Theoh,sicsl !naitoioe At Now iismp.r \. H.
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PORT OF PROYIDEFCE.
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST a

WEDNESDAY, August 27
Eloop Industry, Williams, from Taunton.
sloop Mount Moriah, Martin. Warren.
Sioop George Il Mary, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Lucy Eneline, SPHINX, Wexford.
Sloop Emeline, Miller, Bristol.
Steam boat Washington, Comstock fr New York.
THURSDAY, August 2S.
Shin Franklin, Pierce, 50 days from Liverpool,
with coal, iron, crates. &c 10 Edward Darlington f.
Co and others. Sailed in company with ship Ed
ward, Cormes, for Portsmouth, II; brig Balance.
Rider, for Bristol n l. Left; ship Envoy, Whea-
ton, for this port, 10 ds; Mount Vernon, Snow, Of
Boston, for New York, next day. Spoke, ilh inst
lat AZ 40, long 4S 49, brig Sabbattis, 2S days Gibra
tar; 18th, lat 43 90 long So BOW brig Hope, ofand
Eor New York, So ds fin Bordeaux 24th, lat ~ 10,
long 66 20, ship Thos Dickinson, So ds FIN Liver
pool, for New York 26th lat 40 II, long 6S 50, brig
William, Of New York, SO ds fin Londonderry, for
Philsdephia; 9Th, brig Wave, 6l de FIN Rochelle,
for New York.
schr Grown, Baker, s days from Boston, with
mackerel, wool, ivoy, &c to VIM I slmuons, Dyers
& Manton, J Mason, and others.
Schr Thomas, Spalding, days from Thomason,
with lime to Nathan Hastings.
Schr Exsta Parker, Withery, from Sandwich.
Schr Two Brothers, Lawrence, from Sandwich.
Schr Dorcas, Kelly, from Saco.
U IL sloop Empress, Thayer, from New k,with
merchandise.
sloop Polly & Sally, smalley, from Falmouth.
Sloop Eliza, Baker, Sag Harbour.
Sloop Experiment. W,therly, Sandwich.
Sloop Friendship, Wins'ow, Troy.
Sloop Reaper, Nickerson, Saco.
U Revenue Gutter, Vieilant, Cahoonc, from
Newport.
Sloop Narragansett. Williams fin Taunton.
Sloop Amelia, Marble, Somerset.
Soop South Kingstown, Gardner fr South Kings
town.
Sloop Mount Moriah. Martin I'm Warren.
Sloop Reformation Pratt fin Newport.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton FIN Troy
Sloop Becca and Betsey, Gladding fin Bristol.
Sloop Commerce, Whalev, Newport.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker. New York.
FRIDAY, August 20.
Schr Sidney. McKemey, 10 days from Ocracock,
with shingles to the master.
Steam packet Chancellor Livingston, Coggeshall
New York.