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0f0te-Sfreef, 6r7sfot, ~. 4.
+ Combination Nos. 10 90 SO prize Of
5000 and IL 10 So . prize $500 were
both sold at Hope Office on Saturday last ;
whore may be had Tic kcts in the following
Union Canal class l i, to be drawn 8 at
urdsy June ist prizes Of $1,000
each. Tickets &c..
Il New York Consolidated class 8, TO be
drawn on "Wednesday June 9Th. $4,000
Il. 900, s 900, 2l00, and 10 Of 1000 &c.
/ Tickets $5.
| .Delaware and. North Carolina class 20, /,
Ito b drawn at Wilmington, vn Thursday
|Juhe6t Capital $4,000. Tickets $2.
y School Fund Of Rhode Island class as,
Ito ,bo drawn at Providence, on Friday
Jure7. Capital Sc, 900. Tickets So.
i Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets
twji be promptly attended to.
| For tickets or shares in any of the a
|bcve lotteries, apply at Hope Office, oppo-
l&ue Horizons Hotel.
A. G. MOVES, Agent.
Bristol, June 4.
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previous to the sale, viz
Gt,secian and common solas, secretaries with
book cases, mahogany aud cherry bureaus; ma
hogany, cherry. and birch bedsieads Grecian.
card. dining and Pembroke tables; work tables,
various patterns; dressing and toilet ditto wash
and light stands portable dosks, knve treys.
&c. sc. ALSO,
A grcat variety of mahogany and gilt frame
LOOKING GL a s ES, some very O.
leghn, patterns "a dozen fancy and Winsor
chairs ); ;hgh and low bach rocking ditto, with
mauy other kinds Tor children hearth brushe.
& various kinds Of hardware; patent time pieces,
feathers, &c. &c.
gr AS every article offered will positively be
sold 10 he highest bidder, great bargains ma,
be expected. ~ 5aaEsA
condi''ons viii be made known at the time
and place of sale.
A. HUMPHREYS, .auct'r.
Warren, MAY %.
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Theo. Salisbury,

! Has FOR SALE - .
DEST canal -four, per barrel, halfbbl
ID and quarter; rye and indian neal
first quality rice; three kinds Of bread ;
butter and chcese--white leaf lard; pork
and beef; hams; best brown sugar; new
molasscs; coffee; teas; Aoston soap and
dipped candles, my ownmake, per box or
pound; sal cratus; spices; coarse and fine
salt--cidcr s sharp W FAR; raisins; figs,
and oranges. Consts supply Perry's
celebrated herring; cod |bh; white and red
potatoes; garden seeds &c. &c..
WANTED FOR THE ABOVE,
Rye and indian meal, good new butter,
eggs, good salt pork, cash, and clean cot
ton and linen rags. may %.
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NOTICE.

IUVHE subscriber would beg leave to
acquaint his Patrons and the Pub
lie generally, that he has associated win
him, Doct. BULLOCK, in the Praci'ce Of
Physic and Surgery. :.
DOCT. BULLOCK having availed
himself of the advantages Of the first Med
ical Schools in this country, for the acquI-
sition Of Surgical knowledge, respectfully
tenders his services 10 the Public, IN
operative surgery, to which branch nc
will pay particular attention.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
June 1.
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Coach and Chaise
M AKING.

IMyHE subscriber would inform the
citizens Of Warren and its Vicin-
i,y, that he has taken the shop two doors
moth Of Mr.. Il. French = saddle and har-
ness mixers shop, and "a few rods south
of Coles hoteb where he will attend to
all orders in the line of Coach and Chaise
Making, which he assures his friends will
be done in Riaeat, substantial and work
maiEke ,D&nner.
Catrisges repaired at short notice.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
|M JONATHAN SIMMONS.
may 10. 3w.
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In Proyidence, 2sth, by Rev. John A. Clsrk, Mr.
.ulederick Brewn, Of Philadelphia 70 Miss Charlotte
(usta, daagbter ofthe late Doctor Geo. w. Hop
pin, Of Providence. :,
Lieut.. Joseph Augustus Phillips, Of the Y. s. Ar
my, 70 Miss sophia Manning, daughter Of the late
Thomas M. Bar0ws, M. y. -.
In New York, Silas p. Shepard, Esq. Of Taunton,
Mas. to Mrs. Charlotte Peckham, ofiallet's Cove
long Island.
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Notice.

UVHE subscriber being about to make
a new arrangement in his business,
calls on all indebted to him by Note or
Book Account, to call and settle the same
by the 18th Of June, or they will be !eit
for collection. Those having demands
will please call and receive their pay.
BENJAMIN CHILD.
June 1. 3w.
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! W1lI of land IN fhis to.vr
and !. Rr;ssoI cc,t;c;c,,. - W. ...,.......s
aS ..h;ah sss wsI, s;t..ISa "a h..;iS:--
l",. IA ars.s., rnc5 enr"r,.,;s. y
49, 49,, A r.;"h - h,e - .'s.sss - =
70 ;nvs., Co. 1s,.ye ;mnrovsm.rs 80
~. "a 49,, :. I.,;ia:.~ - !r'ns IN
10 h gs..S -, c,-,,. h..s =. as.o...e: ~
~ s,;,l % ne sg~dsd :" .nv nns syIc 80
wish 10 nurchase the whole or anv. one
~, IT IT. ps ,s"d' han .,i -.
saved hy II Roswo.~u Esc FIJI
IA .o,...l.,. ,,Iaa ~ ~, -. -. - -
onr.,a,, dr.,.r 90 o,h;h;s.I .,;,k
M s.,sr., ho,nd.,;as 81, !. ~, ,o,.,' -
Col CoIe,s Hotel n sb;s sown Car rer-
era, view and ;rsnsct;cn' ana ~;ll a.
main until d;snossd ~ -.
Tot NJ !. s;,ns,. A.. Nj. -
.s,r;na7 a-Io roas .nd =. WI
,,ee, % 5-IO rods an -Ivndon-strcet
! IN rods and On Land ofF| S;sscn Fso |.
90 roas .rd ;s d;v;sed into faur bu;ld;nr
&c ,w,' IN M.;n.s,reet md two on I. !, ns
lon,street - {,
Lof No o-;s situate in tho rear Of
No = and . l;t,la 70 the sowbward. meas
,r;nr o. nJvndon-street o a-IO rods nm
|iond or Sisson ESQ o. 6-Io rods a
the salt meadow nj Warren River. 8 10
rods. and ON Land of Coomcr Halle os
10 rods. his lot can be divided into
,wo lots for building on Lyndon-street -
and in the rear should Water-st,eel he
continued through as is contemplated ,will
afford additional advantages for this same
nurnose
Tot No s--l;es between No. 9. and
the RIVER is a niece Of salt meadow con-
ta;mno 3.4 of an acre and will be soId
with No @ or se.arate as most desirable.
.Loi No ais a niece of salt mcadow
con,.innp about 2 acres and IL situate as
!, annears On the plat 10 Ike southward Of
no : and 3.
Lots No. 5 and Care situate on tho
east s,de Of the street or main road Iead-
ins 10 Bristol, extending from Frankiiu-
street. AZ $40 rods ON the road to Bris-
toll and runuiny cas-, ON Frankiiu-street.
and IN rear rom said main road about 90
rods. and these il is thought NAV be laid
ont ;o: lots for building. very advantage
eouyIy; the lots contain about 6 acres.
Lot 40. lis bounded northerly ON
Franklin stree, and contains about 5 l-2
acres.
Lot No. 8-contains about le 10 a.
cres. and is bounded by Lots No. aud
=. and by land of Joseph Smith, ESQ and
Mark Smith. the east end OF which Is a
swamp full of Young maple trees. all the
rest is upland.
Lot No. 9--is situate on the northerly
side OF Cranes lane, containing about Q
10 acres; the north end is thsifty young
wood, al the rest pasture.
Lot No. lois situate on the east side
of the said road to Bristol, at the corner
ef Cranes lane, containing about 2 Ia
acres; the south halt Of which rs now of
fered for sale, but probably the whole lot
will be sold together.
g. Lot No. Ills ut the south Of and adj
joining No. 10, and contains about I Id
acre.
The advantages here presented are.
whether viewed in the light
of immediate improvement or future adj
yancement. The land is in the vicinity
of thriving place OF business, which the
town of Warren, at this moment presents,
extending itseIf by the activity and enter
prize of its industrious citizens, both in
7 l. ..I.ksx nv.fy laAf 80
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Ira M. Mason,
FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSER,

q 4v4s 4VAAbsJV1AS., .,.-a-,.
FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSER,
No. 81, Water-siree', opposite Tw-
ner & Salisbuy's- Clothing Store.
KHOULD beg leave respectfully 10
" announce to the citizens of War
rem and vicinity, that he has taken a stand
in Water-street, where be will attend to
the various branches Of his profession |;
having served a regular apprenticeship at
his business, and worked in some Of the
most popular and fashionable towns and
cities Of New England, now offers his
services to the citizens Of this town, with
the greatest confidence that he shall be
enabled by performing his work in the
neatest and most fashionable style,
and by strict attention TO his business and
an assiduous exertion to please, TO merit
and receive fair share Of the public pa
ironage.
Warren may II, 1888. 3w.
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Long Room.

,t>LOND edgugs, bonnet ribbons, thread edf
ID ,nr., Sd black ItaIa an Grape. fancy hdkfs
linen cambick hdkfs, red lhibe, do, =. gloves
,o,ton hosiery, ginghsms, cslicoes, feather fans
.ordcd skirts, " worsled braid. mite, ferret, black
and ,ol'd galloon,, ticking, storman'' s, 'w'ns'
,.,,s. pu..,a diapers, brown sleetng uns'e'
i.s' "a, no,s, &C. jrst received AMI VIII 10 so''
a, very low prices BY wur.roN
June l.. "h'
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fO,sn Clsrk's Once, Warren, May aslh
= - -. AN ES1,RAY

Tskcnup N dawsge feassfs on
che 18th day Of May, isss, by
A ~. GARDNER ~ BARNAss, two
ear od csauk HEIFER, ~fh whne face, bug
horns, and q lj,>ie white unIer her belly the
said heifss beng within hh3own isnd. ~ Tbs
town. at aA
Notice % therefore hereby givee', that any
person laying jus, claim to ssid HeEer' can havs
the same BY paying legal charges gDs ;,sm xssp,ns,
year and day ON said eighteenth dsy Vf May
1883. Given under my hand the ~ and year
fret aforesaid. t# II
June I. g. RANDAIL,X XywnCieFH
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: -, dLeisrs.-Ths chclsra hss reach
~ 1Giisg, virglnsa. 1dete had been
s;reeen csocs, and ssveA deaths. ~ s..
4 I'ouis. t6sr6 had bssi fllssd or twsoty
csses. sIl 81 which were Atal. i ii grsd-
uaJIy and slo>(ly on the increase At New
Oflcans. II . said TO be making great
nvagss On board thu. stead boats on the
TIlsslssippl. -
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The Rising States, from Providence at n. Orlcans,
in lat 2s, lon IL 2O fell in with the wreck OF schr
or brig had mainmast standing, broke of below the
hounds; had block lashed to her mast head, ana
had elects up to the block; run close under her ster
and could see an eagle and representation OF some
thing like the Am coat Of arms; had her llb boom
carried away in the cap the heel ashed in It's proper
place, had her b rgged on the top Of her bowsPit.
There was nothing but the stern out Of water "no"
appeared several feet higher than the bow.
Ship Fanny, Fairfowl, Of Philadelphia from Can.
ton. touched at st. Helena, 23d March, and sailed
next day for Hamburg-after which it is supposed
the vessel and the cargo totally lost on the ISL
and Of Ascension; crew saved. Cargo valued al
$276 900.
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MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.

MAY 24th--arr slo0p Sally, Gladding, Bristoh
s.Sloop Almira, Cary, fm New Bedford.
Z aSth--arr sIoop Mt. Moriah. Ingraham, FIN Provi-
Sailed. ships Benz. Rush, Coffin, Pacific Ocean;
Males, Lnce, South Atlantic.
2Sth--arr sloop VIM. Penn, Munro, Fair Haven.
Sloop Almira, Cary, Providence.
.Schr Polly, Nickerson, Gardiner win Lumper 70
VIM. Collins. -
Ssth,-arr sloop Lucy & Ann, Lawless, Bristol.
28tk.-arr sloor Mount MSriah, Ingraham, from
Providence.
= .Sloep Almira, Cary, from Providence.
s9Oth--arr .sloop Bridgewater, Mason, Albany,
,,,,ith slaves to Collins g. Driscol.
3lst-arr sloop Eloisa, Lawton, Albany, with
slaves to s. Johnson.
Sloop Almira, Cary, from Providence.
SlooP III, Moriah, Ingraham, from providence
Arr at Providence, oath, brig Mary Hart, OF
New Bedford. g days I'm Wilmington, n. G. with
naval stores. Sailed in CO. with brig Galaxy, Tor
New York; nchn Helen Mar, Philadelphia; Napo-
aeon. of andS New Bedford
R,;g Clsrissa. .ef Eden, l6 days fin Calais, Me.
Schr Delight, Barker, 12days fin ST. Johns, NJ
I'm bres Stranger, Hull for BALI. 2; George, Simp-
son. Of Providence, Maysguez next day; Sally Ann,
Caulfeld, .disg; Daniel Webster, Of Portland, DO;
.chrs Oscar. Ssveeny, Of and Sor Bait ldgs Santa
Anna. Of do. arr 9Th inst; Henry, Mobiles, Philad.
IA. 10Th inst lat Is 43, lon SO So, passed low
deck brig showing white signal with blue border
and red diamond in the centre; goth, lat 80 IL, lon
~. spoke, ship Gardiner, cfGarthner, AZ hours I'm
ahe Capss Of the Delaware for N. Orleans
a sailed brig Mary, Harris, for Charleston.
A. 2bth. brir Pactolus, Blanchard, Of Portland,
I'm Savannah.
- schr IN Reaper, Smith, fn Charleston, via Newport.
Az a7th. sctr Brave, Pitcher, from Waldeboro,
s.;1sa. br;r Austin, Purrington, Matanzas; schrs
Eneline. Sawyer, Bait; Henry Clay, Mach'a&
Ara, New Bedford, 27th, ship Condor, Lnce,
I'm Brazil Banks, and as days tim Falkland Islands
with 90 bbls. whale oil and 10 SPERM spoke
March 9TH. ship Hibema pease, OF New Ded'ora'
FslL,and Islands; Br. bark Mary, Hawes, OF st.
Johns. N. b. with 1850; May 18th, lat II 40 NJ Ion
a r. bris vagabond, from Marseilles for Gauda-
Ionne: 18th. lat 33, lon 60 SO, schr Leonard, from
baltimore for New Providence.
Z Sailed. ship Noes, Clark, Pacific Ocean; bark
President, Woods, Biboa; brig Marcella' swift
"a asth. bark Dryade, Taber, South Atlantic
Saqedv ship Emerald, Norton, coutn husntc..
Az usjmes Hole. 2sth, schrs Planet Eidnoge,
Bsltnsra for Bucksport; Lily, new LGno0m psas,s, .V
SJsnrv Clsv. do Machias; Oaklands, do for Haio-
,vsI. Hifts Fraklin, New Bedford for kenneoec;
T. I.derendeuce, New London for Penobscot; xSth'
br;gs 3oco, Philadelphia for NewbuyPort; Wnl'am'
NJ, york Cor Boston; Thomas u William, kicn-
r,ond for do schrs Lady, New York for Bath; iit-
ram DO for kennebec; Two Brothers, Kingston lot
por,smouth; Franklin, Rochester for Machias; Ed
ward D 'Brien, Baltimore for Boston.
Arr st Newburyport. 27'h' Dolphin fs'A'''''
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UARPETING q

WyHE Subscribers, at No. 8, Chsap-
side, have just received very
beautiful assortment Of Carpeting and
Rugs, ofthe best patterns, which they
will dispose of to their Customers, on the
most reasonable terms. And they would
earnestly request, such as are desirous Of
furnishing themselves with either of the
above articles, to call and examine their
Stock. S. DAVOL s. SON.
Nav a.
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.Ns,o Goods from Boston: =,
UyURNER & SALISBURY WI. WILL, o.
pcn on Wednesday next supply
Of fSeasonable Dry Goods
June 1.
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Voted and Resolped, That all officers not re-
elected, and in wI'ose places offers have not
been apponted, except Justices oil the Peace,
who have not de their ,eiurns according 10
law, be. and vley hereby are continued 10 ,hen
respective Office =, until The mex, soss on of the
General Assembly, with az Iuil power and al
thorny, as they have at any time had.
June |. HENRY BOWEN, scc'ry.
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Ar Au0.

WILL be sold at Public AucQol
Saturday, the a2d day Of June next,
at 10 O'Clock, A. nj. at A. HUMPH-
.REYS Furnitur Warehouse,
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EARDW AE.E.
Samuel Wheaton.

WK OULD say that he has just re-
w ceived and offers for sale, a
large supply Of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, Of the latest inn
portations, as also Of Yankee manufact-
ured hardware, which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very exten-
siye; comprising all the articles, usuallJ !
foundin Hardware Stores oflargcr towns.
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, are "a
dapted to the wants Of the Mechanics Of
every denomination, and Of all others in
this region, and will be sold at prices the
most reasonable.
80 ALSO, A.
On hand very extensive and beauti-
ful assortment OF CHINA, E.aRIHEN
and GLASS WARE of the most ap-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
"A complete assortment of select GRU-
CERES and PROFESSIONS, besides
Ia great variety Of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. april 27.
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Warren, May %.
STATE OF RHODE-IsLAND, &C.

STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, &c.
In. General .dssenbiy, May Session, fl. d.
1888.
AN ACT TO repeal an act, entitled I" an act in
addition 10 an act, enlitlec un act, regulating
the manner Of admitting frecnen. ana direct
ing The method Of elecing officers in this
State
Be it enacted. S-c'-1'hat the oct passed by
the General Assembly, at its January session,
A. d. 1882, entitled " an act in addition 10 al.
act, entitled an act, regulating tho manner of
admitting ireemen, and directing the method Of
eecting officers inihIs Stae," be and the same
is hereby repealed True copy Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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ypprehlice Wanted.
WANTED, a smarts nctive and ind1stri-
GUS lad, as an Apprentice to the CABIN
EFT MAKING business. Oos' From 10
to 16 years Of age would be preferred. =
One that can come recommended, Will
find good encouragement. Apply to =
GEORGE S. BOURNE.
Bristol, may II. IT, ~
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A very handsome assortment
of the most fashionable, useful
and Ornamental Cabinet Fur
niture. Every article will be
ready for. examination the day
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Al Havana, 18th inst brigs Nereus, Cole. for this
port, next week; Busy, Church for Providence' 90
Emeline, Burgess, for Bristol, do.
Al Matanxas, ssh, Laurel, Bigley, hg; New Co
lumbia, Burr, Warren, do; Wm. Henry, Cole, do
unc Clyde, for Bristol, ldg.
At Trinidad, about the 9TH, Jacob, Eddy, War
'ren, 10.
: A, Rio Janeiro, l4th April, ships Jos. Maxwell,
for New York, soon; Renown, dischg. The ship
Enterprise, Stetson, 100 days from Nantucket Tor
the Pacific, no OIL and French brig, both arrived
same day. for repairs, having come IN contact of
Cape Horn-the former lost foremost and bowsprit.
Cowes, April lst.-The Pacific, Gardner, arrived
THE Lizard from New Bedford, with loss Of boats,
decks swept, &C. OfDover, 9Th, Bedford, Reed,
New Bedford. f
Al Manila, Feb. l Lotus, Boston, unc; Eugene,
Antwerp, I'd Feb; Active, New York, 10th; Mary
Frazier, do; Smyrna, do do; Lascar, do do
At Batavia, 9Th, Ann, Of Boston, for Europe;
Gibraltar for Boston; Groton, Of do for Europe.
At Havre, 18th April, Erie, Fpnck, New York,
6; Logan, do, oath; Albany, do, LIST May; Ann
Place, do do; Rodney, do do; James. Of Ports
mouth, do 9TH; Havre do sth; Henry ~, % 10Th
Cyrus Butler. Frost, N. Orleans. 1oth APrn; Cns
Joseph, Congdon, do do; Neya, BAIT zzd; Laclila
do: Aspasia. Bennett, of Bristol; Lexington, O.
Boston: Jefferson, Of Norfolk; Macedonia, Of Port
land. Sailed Salem, Destebecho, New Orleans
Cordoyia, baltimore; Mersey, and Othello, Ne"
York. :,
Al Cette, 7th, Enterprise, Stillman, N York.
At Ponce, p. II. Sth inst. Carryall, Harris, Dos
ton. 2 days; Rachael Ann, do 2; Mary, N. York
=: Cadmus for Kennebunk; Rebecca, unc.
At Guayana, p. r. l6 days ago, Pandora, io
New York; Cabinet, n. Haven 8; Louis Philip
Tlavre unc; Triumph, N. Haven, ie
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Ar q New York ~. utips Napoison, sihlth.
Liv', April a.; Robert Bovine, Baker, Londonder-
", April i6, he river 22d; Eagle, Lyon Lrl, A.
Dril A., Macon, Ldavitt, Savsnnnh; >bviv D4n1e,
hieSjns, Newry, as days; Emma, Frost, Rye Eng.
otE April; Orient, Rogers, Dundee, ~ days; FL
Two fannys, 6silant, Roehsle, 60 0days.
An at Philadelphia, 27th, Fair Play, ChafIeseon,
Lsngdon, Chseve, d; Fairy, Boston; Rover. La
bee; Delegate, Gloucester; Lafayette, Do; Adons,
and Henry Clay, Providence; II. Clay, Passport: Z
An at Baltimore, 27th, Csshief, HQson; 70
ward. skol6e!d, vsntsrs--C!d, Geo. Henry:
Baker, Heinbufg; Hope, Fernalds Amsterdam;
Sailed from Alexsndria, 25th, Virginia, Turner,
City Point 70 loadfor Liverpool. ~,
Ar at Richmond, absh. harlow, Newell, New
port; Ensign, boston; Norway saco.
Cid at Ckariesson 18d, ship Mary, Brooks. Mar
seilles; brif Eneie. Bhrroushs, Baltimore. Sailed,
ships Greneda, Wright, Ls'l; Medora, Grifiiths,
do; Ulysses, Kennady, do. 26th, arr brig Oregon,
Nichols, New York Sailed, bsigs Encomium
Sheffield, New York and Providence; Eagle, b9r.
|rougha, baltimore ;schr Richard, Webber. Norfolk
An ut Savannah, l7th, Rising states' Munfo' u
''iS Ssiisd from savannah aoth, Hamilton, Hall
I.iv'l; Catharine, Havre; Macon, and Marshall, TO
Cid q Mobile, sth. brig Cebbossee consee
Braytcn, for Providence>
Arr at Mobile, zsh. Ganges, Snow, iiv'l; Choc
taw, N Orleans; Corinthian, do. 10Th, sld Jen
kins, Coffin, New York; Nelson, Tampico. lin
William Curtis, Boston. -Cld, Perseverance, Law
18Th, Attakapas, Tampico; Alexander, Little, n
York; Gentle, Williams, for Providence; SPlen
did, New Orleans.
Arr at New Orleans, 9Th, Rising States, fin Prov
idcnce. Arr llth, brig Franklin, Barton, OF TN
port, from Baltimore.
Art at New Orleans, 18th, Union, Crosby, Bos
ton; Mary, from Thomaston. Robt. Pulsferd
Pratt, Liv1; Triumph, Elwell, for Providence
Hcrschell, Mobile.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-01
SPOKEN,

nv bPOkENb
May Esd, lat 80, lon ~, ship Com. Decatur, To-
hey, New Bedford for South Atlantic.
May goth, in South Channel, Br. bark Mary
Hawes, from Brazil Banks for ST. Andrews, with
1900 bbls. oil.
May 10th, lat s5, N. lon IA w Gov. Hopkins,
Bristol for Havana.
May goth, lat Sc 80, lon rs 20, Diamond, New
port for Savannah.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-01
WEEKLY ALMANAC.

Full Moon I'd day, 7h. sm- morning
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
From The Baltimore I'm crican,

Our readers may remember the &C.
count, given in this paper, ola letter pub
lished in England by Captain Scott, O.
the British Navy, denying, IN toto, the
plundering and ravaging excursions Of
Admiral Cockburn along the shores Of
the Chesapeake during the last war. The
author of '''Thc Life OF a Sailor" him
sell an officer under Cockburn's com.
mand, had given mitigated account OF
these ravages, with shame and regret a,
the mode of warfare in which he was en-.
gagged, and had very frankly described
some of the wanton devastations, as well
as the petty larceny practices, which rem.
dered that squadron SO memorable In
this neighborhood. Captain Scott, it
will be recollected, with hardihood of
assertion inexplicable TO every person
acquainted with the.notoriety of the facts,
in printed paper under his own sigma
ture, undertook to repel the charge; and
gravely called the whole corps of officers
who acted in those affairs to bear witness
to the undertaking courtesy, dignity, for
bearance, and all that, with which Sir
George Cockburn acted-how scrupulous.
ly he respected private property-how
indulgently he treated the farmers and
residents Of the coast, and with what
punctuality he paia "thc Baltimore mi.
ces" for every article he found it neces.
sary to take! In short, Captain Scott