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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Letters dated Liverpool, April 50th, say, The
general state Of our market for American produce
is dull. The demand for Cotton is on small
scale. The present stock Is. however, less than
on the Slst of December. The state OF yarns
in Manchester is discouraglng; the price OF Sea
Island is 2 less than OH the 10th, and the P1o-
es Of short staples are not supported.
Corn market but little changed. The sales
this week are 81, 55, 55s6d aud Cos Tor good,
aud 81 for Western Canal free, rather dull; In
dian Corn heavy at SIS. duty as before 6sSd.-
Demand for ashes moderate. Carolina Rice stea
DIV, 100 hhds. FIaxseed at Sis, and so at SSs6d.
The quantity of Coverseed an hand at this late
period. has depressed prices stilliurther. The
sales are 7Opackases. some as low as AIS, thence
up to 7Ss. chiefly 5Sa60s.
The arrivals to-day have been almost unprece-
denied. and include about 49, 600 bills. of Flour.
No sales in Naval Stores; Tobacco very mac
tive.
LIVERPOOL, Friday evening. goth April.
About 10000 Qrs. wheat, chiefly from abroad,
and upwards of 1900 bbls. flour have arrived
since Tuesdays report, with fair supply OF most
other kinds of Gram, British and Foreign. In
the course of the week good fresh Foreign Wheats
have been in moderate request, and very hne
qualities readily saleable at Tuesdays rates, but
inferior descriptions continue to be neglected,
and are rather depressed in value.
For Indian Corn there have been some lnquI-
ries, but the offers made are too low to promote
business. and although this article must be con-
sidered cheaper, few sales have been elected
The additional arrivals OF American Flour APP
pear to check the demand. and the transactions
for the moment are consequently limited, yet
prices remain steady.
Corn Market, May 2-The arrivals of Flour
at Liverpool had been very large, and prices were
a shade lower.
III London also, the Market was dull.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. April so,
The imports of foreign wheat and flour are this
week very large. Of British grain the supply
is also considerable: but the trade throughout the
week was unusually dull The consequence has
been little reduction in the value OF even the
best qualities of wheat, and the inferior descrp-
tons nearly unsaleable Prime brands OF Anne
rican -four realize nearly late rates but all 9TH
er descriptions are Cd to Is per Dbl. lower.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02

that sitting one day opposite her in her wigwsm,
gazing on her supposed beauty, he suddenly
started up, and seizing her BY the nose with his
teeth, while she without opposition or remon-
stration, permitted it, bit it of. On her desir-
Ing afterwards to know the cause of this treat
ment. he told her that he thought her too beauti-
fai, that he was apprehensive some others might
also love her, but that now, though he could
still love her as much as before, yet others might
not. AT the same time acknowledging that he
never had the least cause of jealousy from any
part Of her behaviour.
An instance happened two weeks ago, Of the
height OF this passion, where it is supposed there
was some reason. An Indian, well known in
this town to the traders, was jealous of his wife,
and declared to his tribe, that he could not sup
port life; and accordingly on the western bank Of
The Allegheny, in the bottom opposite Pittsburgh,
shot himself dead. This must evince great
strength of love. according to Butler, in his
Hudibras,
a. He that hangs or beats out brains,
"rhe devils IA han If he feiSns %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
FOURTH JULY CLAY CELEBRATION.

The Joint Committee appointed on behalf Of
the Citizens of Washington friendly to the Ell
ection of Mr. CLAY, and by the Association Of
Mechanics and other Workin.-men. having had
a conference upon the subject of the Celebration
of the 4th of July. in pursuance of Resolution to
that effect. respectfully invite a Meeting of the
Citizens of the District who concur with them in
political sentiment, to be held at the City Hall,
on THURSDAY. the I'd juneau half-past seven
O'Clock. for the purpose Of making the necessary
preliminary arrangements.
Nav so. 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
bosroN, May "a.

The Young Men of Salem have agreed to cele-
6rate the approaching anniversary of American
Independence. A committee of arrangements,
consisting of fifteen gentlemen, was appointed at
meeting held in the Town Hall OIL Friday ev-
enins last
We are happy to learn that the wife OF res
pectablc mercantile gentleman presented her hus-
band, on Sunday evening. with three fine female
children at one birth. II is thus that mercantile
interests of the country flourish under the present
administration. Nothing can be more gratifying
to every good citizen
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02

NorE.-The weather, generally, from the lst
to the 28th of this month, has been cold and I'M
seasonable, operating much against the progress
of vegetation. The frost which occurred on the
10th was general throughout the continent Our
Fisheries have been unproductive in most instan-
ces, and various causes have been assigned for it.,
Of which, the following is selected as one: {" That
the great freshets this spring, arising from heavy
rams, and the dissolution of vast bodies Of snow
on the mountains, caused the waters of the Poto-
mac and its numerous branches to be fresh and
muddy, many miles lower down than usual-and
from the great quantities of spaa'n discovered
on the margins of the river and creeks below. it
is conclusive that the Fish did not ascend largely
to their old spawning grounds, towards the head
Of tide watsrsp "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT of .4LEXahDRLa, Cd C..
Sloop Johnson, Johnson. hence at Philadelphia
Slst ult.
Schr. Columbia, Kirkland, hence at New-York
5Oth ult.
Schr. Resolution. Spencer, do do
Schr Virginia, Rodbird, do DO
Schr. Leo, hence at Newburyport. eth ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
POSTPONEMENT.

GEORGETOWN, ID c. Man 81.
1t having been suggested by several If the
friends of Mr.. CLAY, that the notice given for the
meeting proposed to be held this evening was too
short, and that many who are now absent would
be DESTROYS to attend, and who would probably
return in few days, it has been deemed expe-
dient to postpone the contemplated meeting until
Wednesday. tbs 22d June next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02

FLoUR.-YesterIav, the wagon price of Flour
opened at "a IS. After the receipt of the mail.
we believe it would have commanded the same
price, though none had been received at o'clock
in the afternoon; consequently, we cannot say
what effect the news by the Florida will have on
dealers. but suppose none, as shippers contnue
their offers of IS from stores. 500 bb.s. we're
offered at 4 II, and not taken.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
NJ A r RI ED.

On Tuesday evening slst inst. by the Rev.
Geo. Fenwick, of Georgetown, Mr.. WILLIAM
CLEARY, to Miss HANNAH A. youngest daughter
ofthe late DAM. MoLEAN. all Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02

appointments By the Gogsrnor and Council q
AGg Ia i.--Dan;e! Jen!er and John Edelin,. OF
Charly, clnotv: Il. W. Bowie and L. 1. So
mervl,le, Of Prince Georges; George Thomas
and James So,horon, of ST. Marys. John Beck,
ct and John Broom, of Calvert; r, Gather and
Benz White. Of \. of Montgomery; Samuel
Brown. Jr. and l.. War6ed. OF Anne Arundel'
LIKE Herman and VIM. Patterson. OF the CITY
Of Raltimore-have, by virtue of resolution oil
ne last General Assembly Of Maryland. been
appointed by the Governor aad Council 10
meet in the City Of Baltimore on the third Mon
1ay Of July next, for the purpose OF examining
into the condition Of the Public Tobacco ware.
houses, and the different sites on the bas'n' ana
report to the next Legislature, their views OF the
e1pediency or inexpediency of concentrating the
iaspsction Of Tobacco in the City OF Baltimore
-4NeS
Iowa late Pittsburgh Gazette says-an
instance has been related TO US by trader, ana
We have seen the squaw in Pittsburgh whose
husband was so passionately enamored OF her'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02

AZ. NATHAN HUNT. an approved Minister OF
the Gospel of the Society OF Friends from Caroi'
ma, expects to attend public meeting appointed to
be held at the New Metho dist Meeting ouse at carry
Jsr,,h, This Evening to which all religious demo
mnsons are respectfully Fnvited. N He is OF those
asnominated orthodox. omo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
BY GEORGE WHITE.

THO MORROW, at 10 O'Clock, at whites Furniture
L Warehouse, will be sold great variety OF
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Such as-Eiegant spr.ng sofas; commsn do
sdeooartis. diiner and tea tables. chairs
bureaus candle and wash stands
bird eye maple bedsteads
French and high post do
Mattresses, assorted sizes
Dome site straw carpet
A lot Of cheese
Erown sugar in barrels
Boxes pipes, boxes soap, with variety Of other
articles june2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02
$40 Reward.

DANAwAY, on the 22d instant from the slhscrib
III ers, living in Alexandria D. q negro boy named
Ell MIDDLETON,
generally called Hi He has been living with Mr.
John M.jir in Aexandra, ut his soap factory, AMI
he understands something in tina, line lie - ahou, 10
years age, neatly m -'e. ABOUT feet or '"c"ts
high lie is black color, has pleasing count nance,
mn,l shows his teeth when he talks Ill c'otnng Nas
BLUSH cOlored pantaloons new and dark cassineh
roundabout, black fur hs: pretty much worn; he may
have other clothing.
The above reward viii be given for the SAID boy
and all reasonable charsespAi If brought hume
Matters If vessel. and Others are fore warned from
harborins or employing said boy ~
JOHN PARSONS,
may 26.-d JESSE Hft.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02

Alexandria. may 23-cots
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

A NETERAN.-The venerable Alex
andcr Coffin, now in his ninety-second
year, is in this city, on his way to Nan
tucket, the place of his birth, which he is
visiting, in all human probability toF the
last time. His useful efforts in the cause
of his country arc well known, from the
tmo of his correspondence previous to
the revolution with the late President
Adams, down to his having been called
to preside at the republican state convcn-
ton which nominated MIR. Adams in
1928. He has been IL resident of llnd-
son since its foundation, and discharged
various public duties with zeal and IN
tcgrity. 1t is gratifying to see few OF
these men of othc days, yet hale and i'll
good spirits, enjoying alike health OF
body and full possession OF the mental
facultics.-CO .fir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

JAMES Nj oNRoE. Whatever con-
Germs or relates to this distinguished
patriot, must be interesting to the peo-
pie Of this country whose servant he
has long been, and to whom they are
more indebted for their many blessings,
than any other man now living.
We have been permitted to make an
extract from letter written by friend
in his behalf, to gentleman Of this
town, dated the 22d of May;
lis debility from long confinement
prevents his writing you with his own
hands; but he feels most deeply all the
kindness and generosity which in-
nuenced the eXcrtons OF the Eastern
Delegates in his cause, and he will
never cease to think himself largely in
debted to their good Offices for an act
Of justice which has placed him com
paratively at his ease.
Mr.. M. has lately suffered from an
intermttant fever, but is gathering up
his strength again, and it is thought he
will be able to ride out as the season
advances; but more than that is hardly
TO be expected from one so far advan-
cod, the vigor of his mind seems how
ever untouched by his disease or are.
His voice is strong, and he seems to
think of journeys and winter residences
for the next season, as confident OF en-
ioying them as the rest of VA, and per-
haps with no less certainty Of such a
result
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01
nIEINOR.lND2.

The L. $. schr. Grampus, was spoken Il 7th at
lat. "A 8, al vel.
Brig Noble, Littleeld, was at Havana llth,
loading for Bromen.
Schr. Reaper, southwick, of this port, wa. at
Havana llth, for " York next day.
The Jane, Mursha!l, arr. at Havana l4th, I'm Sa-
vannah.
KEY WEST, May 3.--rhe brig Fxcrton, Of
Fdon,) Thomas, master, from New Orleans for
Providence Il. 1, with a cargo Of 40 bales OF
cotton, was lately wrecked on the Tortugas. I he
cargo has been saved partly in damaged condi-
ton, but the vessel has bean totally lost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

ANTI mAsoNRy.-The Hon. RICHARD
RUSH, late Secretary of the Treasury,
has written long letter in answer to a
communication from an anti-mason!c
committee, in which he admits that he is
mason, and declares his remuneration of
masonry, and speaks of the institution in
terms of great severity. We have been
called upon by number of our subscr-
bcrs to publish this letter. Our opinions
in relation to political anti-masonry have
undergone no change, but considering
the elevated situation Mr.. r. holds as II
public man, and considering also the
solicitations of some of our friends; we
are inclined to think at present we shall
give the letter place in our columns,
Whatever may he the high standing oil
Mr.. Il. VIC may be permitted to say that
he has in this matter been guilty great
indiscreton
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01
LATELY RECEIpED.

LTTELT KECETTED.
Destiny, or the Chiefs Daughter by the author of
Marriage SC. 2 V. l2 mo.
History OF Chvalry, & the Crusades, by the au-
thor of 'Richleeu; 'Darnneby,' sc. / vol be-
ing No Xxx Of Harper Family Library all the
Nos. Of which are received as above for sale
and circulation.
The ialba, or Moor of Portugal, romance, by
Mrs. Bray, author of the Protestant &c &c.2 v.
Lives Of eminent Painters & Sculptors, by a llau
Cunningham, in 3 vols
Notes on italy IN Is29--30 by Rembrandt pealo,
ia | yoi, < yo.
Voyages Discoveries of tho companions of CO.
Mi"bGs; by Washington irving, in vol 3 yo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

On Sunday evening last, by ,he Rev. mr Eddy,
mr. pclia Siod,lard 10 Mis- phebe Gibbs, daugh-
fer Of Euos Gibbs, of Portsmouth.
In Bristol, Oh Tuesday morning last, ai IT. Mt
chaels Church, by the Rev. mr.. Brlslcd' Rev.
Thomas Vernon, Pastor Of the Congregational
Church and Society in Rehoho,h, Nass. to Miss
Adelaide Augusta VI inthrop, OF Bristol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

In the New Orleans papers, the choice
of successor to Mr.. Livingston, in the
Senate of the United States, is discussed.
The names Of the Hon James Brown,
Judge Porter, Mr.. Wagganan, and Mr..
Henry Carleton, have been presented.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

ISsuRREcrloN IN Sr JAGo De CuEA.
We have been favored bv commercial
friend, with letter dated Matanzas the
18th May, received by the Prince Ed
ward, which states, that the inland mail
had that day arrived at Matanzas, bring
ing intelligence from st. Jago Of an in
suriec,ior among the blacks at that place
the Governor, at the head OF all the
troops stationed there, had marched a
ganst the insurrection, and in an attack
which took place in the vicinity of ST.
Jago, a very great number of the blacks
were killed, estimated from 5000 to 1000.
This victory, it was supposed would COM
pletely quell all disturbances. The city
of St. Jago had been left by the Gov
ernor under the care of the citizens.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01
STEAM ENGINES.

VEVIiE manufacturing of STEAM EN-
u GLNES ~ carried on at the Steam Shop,
west of the Cove, in Providence. Apply to
STANFORD VEN ELL & 60. Proy-
donce Furnaceor TO JOH.N' BIBCOCE on
lie premises, Abom street. may u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

LEWIS BoNArARTE, Napoleon's favor
tic nephe ew, died at Bologna about the
middle of March last.
Rev. Dir. CuANNIHG and family, OF
Boston. arrived at NewN ork on Satur-
dav, ON st. Croy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01
WOOL CAE2EslNG, &
CLOTH DRESSING.

FgyIlE Subscribers inform their friends and the
"a public, that they continue at the Union Fac
tory, Portsmouth, 10 card WOOL, color and dress
cloth, manufacture wool into yarn or CLOTH sc. in
as good st,c, and on IA reasonable terms, as at
any establishment in this vicinity.
TJpTher CARDING MAcuINEs arc in prime
order, having recently been fitted with new cards.
JTOOL or cloth, (for the subscribers) may be
left with Edward Stauhope, or X. Il. Carr, New
port; George law,on, 'riverton; or jeremiah Gif-
ford, Bristol ferry-where it will be taken, aud
manufactured agrccabIy to the directions, and re-
turned to the above places.
GRiNNELL & BAKER.
Portsmouth, June l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

From the roston Daily Advertiser of Yesterday,
The PIRATES. The two pirates,
Gandctt and Collinett, convicted OF
murder and mutiny, were yesterday
brought into court to receive their sem
tcncc. TO the question, "why should
not sentence of death be passed upon
YOU" the latter rcplicd-"becauss
am innocent" lie then went into Il
clear and very plausible detail Of the
circumstances Of the murder, alleging
his own innocence and the guilt of the
witnesses. Alter an address Of one
hour, in which he evinced considerable
energy and Intelligence, he listened to
his sentence with apparent composure
and Indifference. Sentence Of death
was pronounced in an impressive man
ncr by Judge Story, to be carried into
effect on the first of July next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01
DEAT'sJ

On Monday afternoon last, Nir. Jonathan N''-
son, aged - years. His funeral wIll lake pace
this afternoon, ~ o'clock, from the house oi ms
son James A. " son in Broadsrcct, at when h'S
relations and ti.ud- alo inl tied 10 attend.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01
III n h AID OF THE TIMES.

In Providence; Yesterday morning, Mrs Sarah
ChappeI, widow Of the late Mr., Scranton Chap
pell formerly Of this tovu aged 7S years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

Court of Probaic, Trcrton, .Way 2, 1881
WA UEREAS James Manchester, AdmnlNtra-
w tor on the estates of RnopA MAN
CLUSTER, and ABNER SowLr, lato ol sald
TWcrton, deceased, has this day presented hi'
administration accounts for allowance, aud Tie
consideration thereof referred to the fourth day OF
June next Notice is hereby given To all persons
interested therein, to appear, If they see ht at n
Cont of Probate, to be holden at the Inn Of
Cant. George aNton, in said Tiverton, on the
touth day Of June next, at o'clock L. NJ. to
shew cause, if any they have, why SAID accounts
should moi bs allowed.
Iiy order Of said Court,
NAV II. Asa GRAY, prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01
w. CALLAAAN'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

ALL NEW NOVELS AND WORKS or MERIT
kEcEIvED AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

1t is now rumored that the War De-
rartmcnt has been, or will be, offered to
Richard Nj. johnson of X kcntucky.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

BY the foreign news we publish to-
day, it will be seen that the accounts
previously received Of victories obtained
by the Poles, have been fully confirmed,
and that that oppressed people have fur
nished subsequent and still higher evi-
dence of their bravery and unconquera-
bic attachment to civil liberty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01
wv WleeDH.

YHTllE subscriber wishes TO purchase $4,000
u pounds of Sleeps wool OF the grades usually
raised in thi. State, for which he will pay liberal
price IN cash on delivery. +. W. LAWTON.
May 25th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-01

Cont of Pr0baie, Tircri0n, .H0g ,, 1881
Va HEREAS, Job Cory, Administrator on
w the estates Of WILLIAM CoRy and
SAMUEL CoRy, late Of TNerton, deceased, has
this day presented his administration accounts Tor
allowance, and the consideration thereof referred
to the fourth day Of June next. Notice IS here
bv given to all persons Interested therein, To APP
pear, if they see fit, At Court of Probate, to he
ho'dcn at the Inn Of Capt. George Lawton, IN
said rivcrion, on the fourth day of June next, at
o'clock, u. NJ. to shew cause, Ifany they have,
why said accounts should rot be allowed.
I!y order Of said Court
may II, Asa GRAY, prob. elk
CoWt of Probate, Trcrion, .Nay2, 1881.
RWTIIEREAS application has this day been
w made, for Administration on the estate
Of WILLIAM WuiTRtpGE, late of 1'iycnon
deceased II is ordered, that the consideration
thereof, he referred TO a Court of Probate, to be
holden at the Inn of Capt, George, lawion, IN
sail Tivelton on the fourth day of June next, ut
! O'Clock I. NJ, and that previous notice be
given (hy Publishing a copy of this order three
times in one of the Newport papers, TO all per-
sons Interested in said estate, TO appear at said
time and place
by order ofsad Court,
may IL. Asa GRAY, prob. clk.
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