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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

The Globe after ropubshing our remarks and
the letters of Gessrs. Crump and Strobia, makes
the following comment:
"From the above it appears that there is some
difficulty in getting Committee of Vigilance
for Mr.. Clay in Richmond The service like that
of the English Navy is so revolving that the cap
tains are obliged TO resort to 1MPREssMExr."
Not so fast 61r. Editor-your coadjutor of this
City could tell you better. 1t has rot been week
since he admit, ] the fact that we numbered as tive
10 one.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

meeting, of those opposed to the reelection of
Gen. Jackson, in Alcxandyia, was held on SATURDAY
last, and the Gazette says:
at was The most decided and unequivocal express
SION OF pubic sentiment that has taken place here,
within renemb ance and we have heard sove
raj old citizens say, that they never knew, on any
occasion Il larger meeting, composed Of better ma
Terrell or conducted with harmony spirit and
good fc cling"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

We take the :oI'o4"ng article from lste num
ber % the i.nudon Morning Chronicle Tie
controversy related hears near rasembl1nc,
to the Washington Eaton case. There AvaS ~
idea of red ink. howeve'; the Recorder Though
it enough 10 cut the acquaintance o. the Lor.
Mayor, fer passing over his wife ION al oc
cas"D5 in winch l,Ges had been entertained
~ very extraordinary fracas took pDee be
tween The Lord Hayor and the Recorier. q, thu
Court OF Conservatory held al the Swan, 81
West sinister Bridgr, before the Navigation
Barge went up the river. Il had been observed
before his Lordship anil the High City Officer.
LEI: London. that the Recorder appeared contra
~ TO The usual practice, in The dress OF pri-
vl'e individual. while th" Lord Mayor appca red
n foil dress. OF this circumstance no notice
taken. The learned gentleman however.
exhibited very decid' SYMPTOMS Of diaplrasure
before he Corr OF Couservsncy, held ut Sott';
wark, brake ny. The saort passage through,
he rate. 10 Westminster B ijge, instead o.
cooling, greatly aggravated HE sore feelings
which al length gave themselves vent IN The
presence 81 tue COasetvsncy Jury 80 the above
mentiou0d tavern.
''rhc LEARNED Recorder, addressing Himself
to the Lord M.yor, s%id-Ey Lord Mbvor, ! csu
ne opgeT Disguise frcm you that | fe7i TINT
your LorGshp iiss most grossly, and beyond all
endurance. inSul,ed we
"lndce said Tie Lord Mayor, 10 what man
mer,
: feel the indigniy mos, poignc n;ly, nay
lard msyorii sh-I, while you are Chisf BIS
gis rate, act tows5dS Yen with respect, because
respect ia due 10 the office you holG; but aocr
es YOU have passed the Chair, you mus, look Ia
experience different scr: of treatment.
Il ain sure you very kiAd and very csnlid
Observed the Lord MAJOR, Gu. what have ]
done to subject nue. to 80 CREST u misfortune az
your disy lensuref
".rhc Recorders fon canno, be stranger lc
- e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

EEFo2TATIoS OF SrEcGE.--It is stated n tho
New York Commercial Advertiser, that more than
five millions of dollars in specie, have been shipped
IRON ~ ork 20 Europe during tho present reason.
Our inportntions are moro than our cxportations
owing to the present bearing of the Reciprocity sys-
tenn in favor OF our European neighbors, and the
consequence is the draining Of all tho precious
metals from the country. The probability is
that the present season of all promise and prosrcr
ity, viii be followed by Il ''wnter Of our discon
tent" and OF universal lizard times."-D0st Corr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

The treatment which the three dismissed Ex-Se
crctarcs received from their late associates il, poll
tics, reminds Of the habit of certain animals To
fall in L body upon any oftheir kind that ha p
pens TO be crippled or wounded and gore ii 10
death. This terocious propensity is no here more
distinctly manifested than by the Regency presses
IN New York, whom no scruplos Of consistency, or
even humanity, deter from tho guarry.-Ns! Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

"Gcnc.al time of health bere}o said hearty old
farmer TO his friend in Broadway. Don't know -
said he, "b'lcvo it's quite sichly dorm toun."-
'Ah! what's the mattcr2' Cant tell. won't in.
to Il store where they cell liquors the other day.
only for i short time, and while was there as
many as dozen very temperate folks called in 10
take ga iittc brandy and ougar"-ihcy "fc!t Gitus
uH;eeN."-N =. Pqper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

FEMALE YoTERs.-h notice Of a motion was re
Gently made in the British Parliament, "That al
unmarried females, being duly qualified shall be
entitled TO vote in elections for knights, citizens
and b1rgcsses, to serve in parliament" The mex
step, after giving the power Of voting, must O
course, be eligibility to in Parliament them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

The Charleston City Gazette states, that the
Nufyers in their great joy at their success, made
a great disturbance in the city, which ended in
a fracaE, and the death of one person.-Thus blood
has been shed in this civil broil.-The first blood:
Pray Heaven it may be the last.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

E'ratd in "Strief,res on Mr CGlhoun's Senti-
m, ,rents."-in No 3, paragraph s. for political
life" read rational life.
- In paragraph next to the last, for "practicaJle
Illustrations" read practical illustrations
In NO A. paragraph 9, for ''Gcncral Government.
Of the United States" read General Government
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
Nc,c W. ifarEct. NcnL 10 p "

TT ? ~ --IIIEE'. t0FWI. 10 T. ".
Tho advance on Cogee is fully supported. md
this morning here Is AL increasing demand. SUI
gar is at least half Il cent highcr-holders have
generally advanced their pretonsiors ono cent
and g5ocers have paid the increase first mention
cd. There is good do1i Of activity in tho Bran.
dy market-l45 cts is paying for Bordeaux. Oar
Flour and Grain market is.rather better. tboueh
there Is 10 material changec-Coar. y Epq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
TOBACCO CROPS

The DdHuiIc Reporter of the 3D. inst observes:
1.-The crops of Tobacco in this vicirjty. have
sustained considerable injury from the late heavy
TnIns--IhIs crop, has not, at any time during the
season, been considered promising, and We doubt
whether 4 viii be any thing like an average one,
either in quality on in quantity"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

n. dc Pfatf6nhofan who, it will DO rocollcctod,
is prosecuting claim for debt aguins; Charlos x,
IN Scotlond, obtained on Saturday, in the tribunal
dc Premiere Instance of Paris, Judgment by
which the ex-kiag is condemned by default to re-
imhurso sum that including interest and charges.
amounts to upwards OF l,000,G0o francs.
J,OuIg, P1rey
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

Ter C7f,IuI1r.yaL WIG IS pusl,tea te,cg a 60
anuum, payable IN advance. "'S per
or adver'-irs cents square lor less for The
lnser1nn ard 20 cnp.s ior each couiimuacr- Trs 49,,
Drf oi insertions Wutt I've uo'cd on the NlS ,tb.,,.
Iutly. ' b''' aCCor1-
f.'''9ns r 1so continuance Of the paper ali AREA,
continue, WIZ notify te E'iuos iha, ,G,ti p, 80.
'''ny days es;".c iae period szpres Tor which 80
All ie;''-s 10 7e Editors r7Ust be post paid, or ehec
receive 40 attention
NoIes 81 chartered specie paving HatHs Of m,
It's. VII bc received IL payment fu5 sla,-rif
ne "h'S, though Virginia u Safes Bank X q,
- r'errrgd; ar0 rerlii7ures ran r. e1s ia y.
trst Cf!ic9 ~ lie Tik - tie EbI.oyi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

1t docs not appear that any contract for arms
has been entered into by the Russian Government,
with the English gun-mchers it is stated as fact
however, that the Emperor Nicholas applied to the
British Government to purchase 209, 600 stand Of
arns, and that ho net with a prompt Eefnsal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
NV ORLEANs, senlam

~ "HI'-H''T' y fF8TTItI =
murder n an aggravated nature was committed o.
Tuesday night last i Spauari deprived Two ,ndiv,d
uais life 0"e died instantly, the oner in two hours
after he rad reaaycd he wound The Spauiard is nov
IN cussdy We rsfrain roin publishing any further par
c'a's as the case will 60 'nmedistey before tie GRIM
mai
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
GR4GEREEG

GROCII EaffS
ID ECElVED Dy the latest arrivals from Phila
ga delphiu and New York,
90 hhds st Croix sugar
pipes Coenac brandy
half do DO do very superier)
pipe Swans gin
30 boxes brown soap
so kegs crackers
40 boX-- imperial tea
80 boxes Beadles s:areh
hhds old Jamaica ram
kegs liquor co'ouring.
together with many other articles, whieh
renCers our assortment very complete
sHt JNO. Y. WILCOX, Jr. & co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

journals We should say that the ex-enperor cf Brazil
'on odfS, IS the gaYesl and hspplrsi member of the
hHf 70" lie appears Al 81 pnenS and private enter
ta"mcis "asts 'hs ladies'; DANCES quadrss; GonToscs
music and songs; pesdes az private operas hurss IN pro-
e,ssOns, and 20 lnrh.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
Administration Sale.

w ILL be sold, to the highest bidder, at the
w late residence Of W,iliam Cunningham.
decd IN the lower end Of Hanover county. on
Fnday, the 23d Of the present month, tSept.l If
iar' If not, the next fair day thereafter, oil tho
neHEhab!e estate Of said decd, consisting of
large and valuable stock, horses, mules, cows,
n'oGS ana She'P carriage, single gig, Wagon,
Sne'jrr' several OK and horse carts farming uten
sus, household and kitchen furniture, several
hundred barrels cf carn, blade fodder. &c. g.
Terms Ct saIc-AI! sums Of five dollars and
rpwaTos, credit Of nine months viii be- allow
CO. me purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curly oeio'c The PR petty ls dehvcTed-svxos
under five dollars. c-sG vii he reonired 7'''''S
RlCHD. G.. SMITH, Adn,or
,, o. VIM. Cunningham, decd
Hanover, Sept. -. ie3I-2aw3sc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
Baltimore dated

"WoHTEviDEo, July Il, l13i.
"fhe Fedorals have finished with tho UnJ,ari.
ans without lighting battle. Cordova has Joined
th9 ederai Provinces and tho Exjles ara returning
from this side. God grant tho po1ce may he last
ing. Exchange on London 40I. Our papo. cur.
renCy is on par with silver"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

ALEXANDER ToAFKISs, ESQ. has been appointed
Cashier of the Lynchburg Branch Of the Farmers
Bank of VIRGINIA, recently vacated 10y the death OF
Davidson Bradlute Esq
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

CUriou 3 Documenf.--A late London paper says,
that VI nstcrs have at this moment in their posses
ion list Of 1,500 individuals, in or near Londau,
whose private fortunes would pay of the national
5ehf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

There were aboat 22o names appended 10 tho
call of meeting of tho friends Of Mr. Clay at
Alexandria on Saturday evening.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

The National Republicans of Pttsburg Pa have
nominated HENRY CLAY for President, and VIZ.
WRIT for Vice President.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
NIRGINIA ELECTIONS

MoNRoE.-0 Dcl.)--C:arrcctcd poll.-John
w Kelley 3O8 John Vawier BOZ. (Mr " means
to contest the election before the LcgislatuTo.)
NcJo Members.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

The new Legislature Of Rhodo-Tsland stands
anti-Jackson 50--Iackson IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

TA7T~-Com?aay T First Regimen, =. s.
artillery, from Fortress Monroe, uader Sic com
maad Of Capt. 7. Whiting, ard gdcutz. Manner
and Pfimer, arrived here yesterday, about Q p II
ID the steamboat Hampton, and immediately en-.
blrkei in one or Trio transportation co773an,,.
boats for NgSbsTn, y. G. via tho Dismal Sw5mv
Canal. = iuar body OF mon @o bayo mover looked
npon.-NorJol5 Beacon, Ssbt. II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15
FAINYS. DC

PAINTS, DC. --''ss
7 e Kegs green paint
& - z 10 blue 10
10 do yellow DO
20 do black do
cases looking nlasses
II bbls pri,ae prrk
25 6bs fall oil. lsrdihg for so1e bv
DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
spi lo--Ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-15

Book a5ad Bob Printing dome
az the YyhSg- QlRco.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
More New Goods.
THOMAS FOWLER, Jr.

HAS just received few moro cases o
Il l. SEASpNABLE GOODS, which with hi
former stock, renders his assortment complete
among them are -
Broad Cloths, Csssmcres, Satinetts, nnt
VestiDg Fiannels, Circassians, Bombazetts ant
Plaid Cambots; Calcoes S Ginghams Chint
zes & Coppcrpldtes Sinchaw, Gros De Berlin
Gros de Nap, X Levantine Silks Thlbet, wool
Il other ShawlGy Thibet wool Hdkfs. with mar
row borders; a lot OF bondsome Fancy Hdkfs. for
% cts; Green Barage 4 and Ga Bobbine'
Lace /; Quilting Bobbinet and Thread Edging
Cambrick & Lace Insertion An elegant assort
mont Of Combs Gloves and Hosiery; Suspen.
ders ; Silk y Swiss Muslin CTavats Irish Linen;
Linen Cambrick, &c.
Brown & BTeached Sheotings and Shr.ings
Ticking Checks & Russia Diaper.
A.so.--A large lot Of Cotton Batting, Of the
best quality.
Purchasers will please TO call, as good bar.
gains will DO offered.
. Oct H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
SUDDEN DEATH 4!

Died suddenly, at Providence, the
/" Chronicle of the Times" aged four days,
universally regretted by all the lovers OF
slang, scurriHty and abuse. This darling
child of this Holy Alliance was born on
the 23th Sept. aud deceased on the lst
Oct. to the great loss of his friends, hav-
| ing been exhibited but twice, and then
giving as much satisfaction to his read
ers,. as did the Ourang Outang to her vis-
tiers.
With but little alteration Shakespear
speaks the language of the Editors soul,
and his whole soul: i.
"My office o my ducats o my of
fee Gone from me forever Ony gold
EN- ducats Justice the law my ducats
and my office ~
The devil might take my politics, if |
only had my office. But | will be re-
venged. will turn Clay man! / will
turn Anti-Mason! | will be revenged !!
Yes, / will wreak my wrath on all con-
cerned in turning ME out y
"My office 20 my ducats % my
office -
WercadiIy sympathizein the sufierings
of this man, for the loss of thousand du-
cats year, is no small loss. No doubt
|he consoles himself with the vain hope of
a change in the National Administration
and that he then will
Have justice and the law -
"A pound OF nesh.'
BETTER BUY TICKET
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
BETTER BUY 4 TICKET

On Friday last, lad by the name OF
Young, while fishing for bass near Bren-
toms Reef, was rather unccrem0nlously
visited by a shark, ofthe man-eafsag spe
|cies. Itappears the uncorteous strange
lin leaping after bass, which the lad was
in the act oftaking over he gunwhaIe,
overIeuped his intention, and dropped into
the boat. Like any other fish ont of wa
ter, be was very uneasy, and threw his
huge tail about to the great annoyance
of the boy, who getting alarmed called
Ito his assistance a person fishing near,
and they succeeded in dispatcIIing him.
He measured eight feet and ten inches,
|in length, and was "about as large round
Jas ten gallon cask." The boat meas
|ured nine feet keel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
NEW GOODS.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY, has just opene
w the following GOODS, and will Sc


w the following GOODS, and will sell
them cheap
30 peces ofbi ioadcloths an assortment OF
cassimercs; nice sod cheap sattne,ts duffils
and kerseys; hannels and balzes scotch
plaids camblet do. I; camblets; bombazins
figured bookings; carpetings and rugs; me
rino cloths rnerino cifcassians common do;
twlled bombazetis; PLAIN do. English gros
de maps at 40 cts. the yard Florence from
50 to SO cts a complete assortment Of cali.
Goes fine twiled prints; nee merno and 9th
er shawIs superb fancy hkfs.; linens and
cotton sbriings; g. 3 linen and cotton da
mask: superb leees; an assortment OF ribbons {;
OIL cloth umbrellas variety of silks.
I keep every article called ier in the MIL
LINERY line.
Also tapes, threads, pins, and needles,
handkcrchieis as sold at The Grocery Stores
Also just opened. one case Of Leghorns,
and one case Of straw bonneis for almost
nothing, and five thousand other articles toe
'ledlous to mention, oil of which shall be solt
TO the satisfaction of every purchaser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11

Murray, the Bank robber, at N. York,
has acknowledged that he robbed the
Bank in Glasgow, ard would have rob-
bed another. He had prepared keys to
pass two OF the four doors, but at the
third found a bit Of red tape seated across
the Key hole. Had he removed the tape
or defaced heseal, to explore the wards
OF the lock, the attempt would have been
apparent in the morning.
The Philadelphia Bulletin publishes an
account OF an extraordinary elopemen,." !"
1t appears that a respectable merchant of
that city, who has young wife aud fam
ily, about fortnight ago cloped with an
orphan girl ofseventeen, and nothing has
been heard of him since his departure.
The affair hasproduced great excitement
in Philadelphia.
The President of the L. s. during the
last week, says the Globe of the 3d inst,
had sharp attack of intermittent fever.
lie has however rapidly recovered, and
was wellfenough to ride out on Friday.
He is now able to receive many of his
fellow citizens, who are in Washington
on business connected with the mail con
tracts.
A robbery, TO the amount of S37 COO was
committed on board ofthe steamer Ken,uck
ian Mt New Orleans. on tile 18th ult. Thirty.
seven thousand dollars ofthe monev was i'm
one packet, destined for the Bank, of the
State Of Mississippi at Na,chea, viz:--thrty
notes of the u. S. Branch Bank, New Or.
leans, for $1,000 each. and seven thousand
dollars. of the Bank of Mississippi.
"A Strong Team.--At the agricultural
exhibition and cattle show which took
place last week at Andovcr (Mass.) n
team of one hundred and fifty pairs of
working oxen paraded the streets, and
marched with as much precision as well
disciplined troops.
.4rripal Of The Ene.-Thc U. S. ship Erie,
Captain Clack. from Port au Prince, whence
she sailed 10Th nit. arrived in Hampton Roads
on Friday evening, and came up the ncxt day,
md anchored at the Navy anchorage off
Town Point.
We learn by the Erie, that all was tranquil
at Port au Prince Norfolk Herald.
&lver Mncs.-Iti is reported that vau-
able silver ore has been, within a few
days, discovered in great quantities in the
county of Scoharie, n. Y.
Samuel Marsh, desertcr from the United
States troops at Portsmouth. ~ II. lately Wis
tied his aged parents at Exeter, and stole IL
dollars which his mother had bacn collecting
for some special purpose, his fathers best
coat, silver watch and pair Of trowscrs Of
his brother.-[A promising youth J
The Gentlemen of the Philadelphia Bar have
selected that eminent yonrg artist, Henry In
man, Esq. TO produce the portrait Of the Hon.
Chief Justice Marshal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton left Baltimore, for the
west, on Sunday
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
Newly OrtS Cneap Store.
FOR 4 FEW WEEKS.

For a fen yceks at tie old stand ncrt North
Of Mr.. MWray's BoWding House, and
formerly occupied by M. Clarke Cook.
fNllE subscribers respectfully inform the
Il Public, that on account of the extensive
patronage recently received in this place,
they have been induced to re open n short
time, during which period they will be con.
s,anlly receiving cheap goods from New
York. They now offer the following articles
direct from The auctions, at the very lowest
prices, and shall be happy TO have the con.
linuance OF their patronage. Among their
articles are tho following:-
Superiine and common Broadcloths, con.
sistlng of Blue, Black and Olives; Sa,tnets of
different kinds super bangup cords for pan
falcons superfne comblcts I; assorted coors
and common calicoes OF every description !;
furniture chinlzes glng ghams; merino cloth /;
black, scarlet green, brown, blue and olive,
clrcasslans OF all kinds; clrcassian prints (;
super mole skin beaverIeens; comnion do;
silk and Valencia vestings; worstcd and ran
dom hose plain do; silk do; plain and fg'd.
Swiss musliDs muls, lsok, csmbrics and
jackonet do; blk. Italian cravats white do;
Irish linens linen diaper linen cambric
hdkfs.; gloves of every description buck skin
mittens bleached sbirtings and sheetings !;
Merino and Thibet shawls; cashmere do;
Prusslon do. Of oil sizes from 4 to IL. a I;
velve,eep do; Grape do; silk do; popn do;
geuze do. embossed points Grape hdkfs.;
silk and cotton bandannos 81 dag hdkfs.; rib.
bons Of every klad guard and belt ribbons,
an elegant article Italian silks; blk. and
cold. gro de Swiss; do. gro de Naples and
satin do; pongce hdkfs.; Clark's spool cotton,
best quality blk. and cold. silk brsids do.
do galloons; q 4 bobbinet lace; footing do;
thread a. cotton laces hooks 81 eyes gilt
waist buckles, handsome article combs ol
every description very cheap. Also great
variety Of small articIcs-among which are
rszors in cases, from Scots. to 81, the case
pen knives; scissors; bead purses ear rings;
breax pine Gilt and pearl studJs tape need
les silver eyed do; ofihc best quality; toy
watches llsrponicas, &c. &c.
N. B. A choice lot Of blk. Gafnet beads,
for safety chains, an article not to be found
N the Southern States Gilt beads, do.
PARSONS a. co.
Oct ftf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
MARRIED.
SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Ship Boy. Pi,man, Gothenburg.
Brig Ivory, Devcns, St. Thomas, Africa.
Schr. Lydia, Small, Boston.
Sloop Hero Read, New York.
Ann, Manchester, do.
Mary, Heath, do.
CLEARED
Brig Ivory, Gyles, Boston.
Schr Lydia, Small, Providence.
I" Pocabontas, Bailey, West Indies.
S'oop Hero, Read, Providence.
Ann, Manchester, do.
Portsmouth, Munro, Mobile.
d" Mary, Heath, Providence.
MEMORANDA.
At Gravescnd August 3Ist, Brig Ann Gads
den, Northam, from Matanzes.
Brig Gov. Coddington, Rider, I2 days from
New.York for Gibraltar, was spoken Sept. lst
lat. &c. long. 80.