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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED,
July lsth-schr Betscy, Eells, fin Bangor, witt
lumber to J & ID X Luther.
2Oth-soop Leopard, Gardner, East Greenwich
23d-sloop Mt Moriah, lngraham, Providence.
Sloop Leopard, Gardner, FIN Providence.
24th-sloop VIM. Penn, Munro, Edgartown.
Schr New Polly, White, from Gardiner, with
lumber TO WIN. Collins.
25th-schr Freedom, Nickersop, FIN Portland,
with hid. shocks, to Is. Eddy.
SAILED,
2oth-sloop Essex, Stanley, New Bedford.
23d--soops Portsmouth,, Winsow, and Alluira,
Salisbury, do.
10Th schr Detsey, Eclls, Bangor
tFrom our Correspondent
Arr at BRISTOL, ziih, sloop Eclipse, Lindsey.
fm New York.
2Jth-ou sloop First Attempt, fin New York
esiled, brig Eloclino. binoro, I3svscs.
seA-esa0d brig Gov hyA'n'. caAdd'as' %.
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Information ! have says, there have boen
80 deaths, including children and negroes.
The town is as II were completely deserted
Commencement Of the disease, 10 O'clock
at night on 28lh june"
Lebanon, Ohio.---The Cholera has ie-
Gently appeared with great virulence
in Lebanon, Ohio. Some Of the inhab-
tants have expired afler an illness of only
l2 hours, and many in "a hours after be-
ing attacked.
.Netc Orleans-From the Price Current
of the 9Th inst. we learn that New Orleans
was al that date comparatively free from
cholera. Every thing had become tran
quill on that score, aud tho editor express
ses his opinion that no one need appre-
hend danger from visiting the city-"par-
ticularly as the disease Is now unknown
to have sptead over all The valley ofthe
Mississippi" The weather, it is added,
is dry and singularly cool.
In Massachusetts, it costs $40 for the
pleasure of riding man Oh rail road
three hours-$3O day, from six to six.
There have been two cases Of the cholera at
Princeton, N. J. The college il disbanded.'
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EArillings, Erminetts.

and other goods for gentlemcn's s
Goats and Pantaloons, together with an
extensive assortment Of Versailles, silk
and common vestings, can be obtained at
+. w. BURR'S, Water-street, which will
be made into GARMENTS, at the shortest
notice. June 90.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship BOY, Champlin, Pacific Ocean, will sail to-
morrow.
Ship GALEN, Burden, South Atlantic, to sal, a.
bout August Sd.
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NOVICE.

FHNHE subscr;'oer would beg leave TO
n acqeaint his Patrons and the Pub
lie generally, that he has associated with
him, Docs. PULLooK, in the Practice of
Physic and Surgery.
DCCT. BULLOCK having availcd
himself of the advantages of the first Med
zeal Schools in this country, for the acqui-
sitlon OF Surgical knowledge, respectfully
tenders his services TO the Public, i'm
operative Surgery; to which branch ho
will pay particular attention.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
June
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HARDWARE.
Samuel Wheaton,
~ OUI.D say that he has lust re-

WA OUlD say that he has Just re-
w ceived aud offers for sale,
large supply Of Sheffield and Birming-
nam hardware Goods, of the latest I'M.
po'tations, as also Of Yankee manulsct-
ured hardware which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very extern
slve; comprising alt the articles, usual,
found in Hardware Stores oflarcer towns
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail ; suffce it TO say. sro -
dapted 10 the wonts of the Mechanics of
every denominaton, and of all others IN
this region, aud will be sold at prices tho
most reasonable.
ALSO,
on hand very extensive and be,u,,-
lui assortment II CHINA, Err TIJEr
and GLaSo WARE, of the mos, ar.
PROVED manufactures, comprising all tho
newest patterns. -
LIKEWISE,
N complete assortment of select GRO
CERiES and PROFESSIONS. bes;des
a great variety Of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. np,;I o.
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Wallet Lost.

H OST on Monday last, between Mr..
Robert S. w. Watson's, in Bar
ringion, and this town. a wallet, contain
ing about $40, in bank bills, and some
other papers ofno use to any one but the
owner. A liberal reward will be paid the
finder by returning tito the subscriber, OF
leaving II with Mr.. kinnicutt at the Com
mercial Hotel. JOHN G. JOYCE.
July 90. 3w.
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Majority for Minister'S {

Minority Tor Minister'S 263
The London Journals were filled with
comments on the subject
The discussion Oh the Slave question
came up in the house Of Commons OH the
Sd. Mr.. O'ConneH opened the debate
and spoke at great length in favor Of i'm.
mediate emancipation. Lord Sandon
followed, and for the purpose Of harno-
nising, was also in favor Of immediate
emancipation !; but offered an amendment,
increasing the grant to the Proprietors OF
Slaves to twenty millions, and loan oi
millions. The Chancellor thought the
sum too large. After much discussion,
Mr.. Stanley said, he congratulated the
country and the World that the fiat had gone
forth that the abolition of slavery was in
evitable and, that the matter was now
reduced to tho matter OF compensation.
The first resolution was then put and car
ried and as Lord Sandon did not press
his motion, the Committee rose and had
leave 10 sit again.
The funds had risen, and money was
plenty in London.
Another important measure, that in re-
laiion to the enewal Of the charter ofthe
Bank of England, has been disposed of.
A now charter has been again granted
that institution, the terms Of which we
shull give hereafter. The removal Of
the uncertainty which has for some time
past prevailed on this subject appears to
have had favorable effect. on commerce
in the British metropolis.
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LATEsrFROM EUROPE.

BY the new packet ship Virginia, which
saard from Liverpool on the 9th June,
We have received our files Of Liverpool
papers to the 9th, and London papers,
Shipping Lists, SC. TO the 7th. BY the
packet ship SulIy which left Havre on the
9th June we have also received papers 10
the latest date.-N Y. Com. ado.
Cotton in Liverpool had risen three
eighls Of penny, and upwards Of forty
seven thousand bags had been sold during
the week.
The advices from Don Pedro at Opor-
to were less favorable. The affairs Of
Holland and Belgium excite butbttle at
tention. The peace between the Otto
mans and the Egyptian Government is
confirmed
The proceeding in Parliament are high
ly Interesting. The Duke of Wellington
had brought forward a motion for an ad-
drsss to the King, calling on his Majesty
to enforce a strict neutrality in relation
to Portugal, and charging the ministers,
ever SINCE they had been secure in their
places, ofpursuing acourse most injuri-
Gus to the country. After q long debate
1he motion was carried.
Contents, 80
Non-Contcnts, SO
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YOUNG LADIES HIGH SCHOOL.
|" ISIS nj. A. REED will comment ce
UA her Cd Quarter on Monday next
Terms as ssual July 81.
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Minority against Tue NuiHisterS, ~
The reply Of the King to the address oi
the Lords was presented 10 the King. by
ahe Marquis Of Wellesley, Lord Steward
of his Majesty's household, who reported
10 the Lords as follows
IL have presented to his Majesty the
address agreed to by your lordstIips Oh
Monday last, and to that address his Ma
iesy has been pleased to return the gra-
ciUus answer:
Il had already taken all such measured
IA appeared TO me to be accessory for
,,naintaining' the neutrality which have
determined to observe in the contest now
carrying on ia Portugal" "
The two Legislative bodies are thus a.
gain at variance, and the Ministerial pa
pers threaten that if the Lords continue to
oppose The measures OF Ministers, they
will resort to large creation OF new
Peers. Whether the King would give
his consent TO such q measure may how
ever, be questioned particularly if the
aversion he evinccdto it, in the case Of
the Reform Bill, be considered.
The discussion in the Lords gave rise
to most interesting debate in the House
Of Commons. A motion was Immediately
brought forward by Col. Davis. that an
address should be presentedto to his Majes-
ty, expressive Of the qualified acknowl-
'edgments Of the house, for the conduct
pursued by his Majesty's ministers with
respect to the affairs of that country. A
debate followed ofgreat length, and ofthe
most interesting character. Lord Pal
merston declared that while Ministers held
their seats, they would not depart from
the course hitherto pursued.
On the night ofthe 9th, after n most
frery debate, in which both sides spoke
several hours, the motion was Carried,
viz
For the motion, 36l
Against it, SO
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There have been two cases of the cholera at
Princeton, N. j. The college is disbanded.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27
FROM MEXICO.

President Santa Anna has addressed to the
Secretary Of the War aud Navy Departments of
the Republic, an official account of the movement
Of his division Of the army. in queIing the recent
insurrection under Arsta and Duran. He states
that he commenced his march from the city of
Mexico on the lst of August. and that on his first
Journey to Apasco, the cholera appeared in the
army, and that he lost in twenty four hours two
hundred men. In his second, to Celaya, it en-
creased to such degree on the fifth. he had lost
two thousand Of the four thousand men that CON-
posed his army. The bad weather increased his
difficulties, which he represents to have been Sc
cond in magnitude only to those which beset the
Great Captain Of the age in his Russian cam
paign. To these misfortunes were added the
cowardice Of valente Gomez, who, on hearing Of
the approach Of the enemy, abandoned bis post,
and suffered himself, with six hundred men, and
two good pieces Of artillery, to be captured by
Duran. Notwithstanding these disasters, the
President gives strong assurance of.his being able
very soon, to bring the campaign to close by a
succe ssfuI termination. The President had also
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE vA1,Dr

The proper aud cheap improvement n :,
Shenandoah Valley would be a Canal -,, ""
wise, locking and damming the river. G,.,,,
forts will be made TO induce the farmers !, >, ''
rich section of country to unite in the ef,,,, I.
make winchester the Baltimore depot, the ri
road from the former place to the PO,Om,, ~; :"
now under way. This place is the natural ~,
most convenient emporium of the trade # ~
Valley country. and attention should b. ,r..,'
to this subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27
FROM .TAMPICO.

Pes,iIence, in its most appalling FORMS ''deso'
la,ing Central America. Letters IRON lamp'co
to the Esd Of August state that the yellow lever
has broken out in that place. and was destroying
those whom the cholera had spared tits stated
that the cholera was raging in both OF the OPP
posing armies, and that Gen. Arlsta' the lea
der of the opposition party, was very i'll with the
d;sea.e We learn also that the cholera has
reached the city Of Mexico, aud that accounts
to the 9Th stated that it was then carrying oh
five or six hundred per day.
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TcoMMUNIcATED.l

The communication Of IL. ~ has brought
TO nv recollection an inquiry which have been
requested to make Of the proper authorities, and
which. to call pubic attention to the subject.
would beg leave to state through the. paper. Is
there school for the education Of blacks, in
which slaves as well as free persons are taught,
contrar, to Law aud order, kept in this town
somewhere in the ueighborhood Of the Lancaste.
riau School Room, below Duke street! Having
made the inquiry, leave the matter to those to
whom i, properly belongs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27
rcoMMuNIcATEp.l

Will Mr.. Sno,cden be kind enough to give q
little caution to some Of his readers against TAX
ing Newspapers from the premises oil his sub
seribers. am satisfied that NV paper is regu,
-iarly left at the proper place every morning, and
yet IT is sometimes among the missing. On last
Saturday, saw man, very near neighbor,
lake up my paper from the front yard, and al.
most the next minute, when asked him for IL.
he told me tina, he had not seen it. and persisted
in saving SO when asked for it afterwards 1t is
gone again to-day. A SUBscRIBER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27
THE CABINET.

Rumors relative to the ne" appointment to be
made in the Cabinet are beginning already to Get
aAoat One account says that Mr. Barry is to
be made Attorney General! and either Col.
Drayton OF Col. r. NJ. Johnston called to pre-.
side over the Post Office. Another and more
probable rumor is, that Mr. Forsyth, of Ga, is
to be appointed Attorney General.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

issued proclamation to the army. under date OF
the 10Th uItimo, which is well adapted to sootne
their feelings under the extraordinary suffer'nss
which it describes. This mortality, OF one ha''
of an entire class of men. has surpassed any thng
we have ever heard of. even from the plague 10
its most hideous and desoIatiDg career.
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WORSE AND WORSE!

The Globe, yesterday, officially announces
" that difference Of opinion has prevailed be-.
tween the President and some members of his
Cabinet" relative to- the removal of the Depo.
sites, but that g the PRESIDENT has CAUSED
it to be understood that these proceedings are
not to be considered as cabinet measure, but
one upon which the members MAY Conscientious
y differ from the President and from each
Other."!!
The President permits the high officers Of the
government TO have an opinion of their own!
The Globe further states. that the President
believes the members of his Cabinet are honest
in their sentiments with regard to the removal Of
the Deposites, and "has expressed his earnest
wish" that they should continue in Office!
Is it possible that the President has been soil
citing his Cabinet to remain?
With regard "to the mere matter of reno.
VAL" the Globe now says, Gov. Cas- deemed
it inerpedient to remove the Deposites under ex-
listing circumstances"-but, adds the Globe, " he
thought the question an overrated one"
The above is the substance Of the official ar.
ticles in Yesterdays Globe.
We understand that Capt. BRocKETT's fine
company Of Independent Volunteers intend pay.
ing visit to Washington on Saturday tto.mor.
row)
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FROM SMYRNA.

The Boston Daily Advertiser contains lnte'l'
gence from Smyrna to the 9Th Of june which al
though not so late, by week, as the adV'ces pre-
viousIy received from ConstantinoPle, supply
an item or two worth inserting.
The Island of Stanchio, 1t appears has been
afflicted BY a succession of caamiies. A part
Of the walls Of the city was some time since de-.
molished by an earthquake The harvest was
destroyed by heavy rains, and the last winter
proved very destructive to the fruit trees. The
plague has added its horrors and swept away great
numbers Of the people.
Many pirs,ical vessels had made their appear.
ance upon the coast Of Mytelene, and vessel
sent in pursuit Of them had returned without sue.
cess.
King Ohio was visiting, in succession. the isl.
ands Of the Archipelago.
The anniversary Of American Independence
was celebrated on the 4th of July, by the Ame-
rican residents at Smyrna.
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WILLIAMS SULPHUR spprvc

WILLIAMS SULPHUR SPRING
We are pleased to learn froma friend VI.
spent some time lately at Williams, VIII. S' '
phur Spring near Winchester, IVA, that fl. =,
communications there are most ample and .,,.I
le"t. and ever, satisfaction is given to The n,~
rous guests The waters have acquired d.,..r
ell celebrity, and the manner in which
thing is 40" conducted will ensure the place,
constant and increasing patronage. The Sr,i,,
are easy of access, situated in a most deli,h,t'
country, and but short distance from tho A.,
rishing and handsome town Of Winches,e, T.,
derrick County. (Va.) where conveyance, "a,
always be had at moments notice.
In despair Of weakening the argument; or n
jurng the character of Mr. Riyes, some Of h,o.
pouents are attempting to ridicue him BY calm.
him the "hnle Senator" This appear, To d,
to be very lille piece of business.
We insert the following note with ple,.nr,.
BosroN, Sept. 81, 1856.
To the Editor Of the Comier:-I hayc ;,,,
read in your paper OF today a repetition Of n.
statement made in the Providence Gazette b,.
in my Address befOae the Ant.SIayery Sors,
delivered in Providence on the eyenn, Of H.
18th, " advocated proposition Of ind,cr,.
inmate intermarriase between the black, and
whites" 1t ,s to he deeply regretted that sqe
a tale is aioot; tor, as Fisher Ames SAID, e,
falsehood will travel from Maine To Georgia ubG
truth is putting on her boo's." All | can ID
however, is to declare that the slatemen, is u,
terIy false, in the hope that other EDITORS be,ls
yourself, who have copied it, will DO me the u,
tice also to copy this my declaration, ha,ap
false. Yours, respectfully,
SAMuL J. Mar
The person who originated the fslsehOod 1
which the above is a contradiction. deserves ta
piIIory. We are informed that Mr.. May il
very worthy and respectable clergyman.
Under the postscript head, the New Yak
Commercial of the Gath has the following pan
graph
United States Bank Mock-to day!-h
Presidents Kitchen Message has operated Iht |
magic upon the Stock Exchange to-day Fra
the dark and mysterious givings. out Of the Boz |
and their presses, as to these disclosures Who
we're to follow the removal of the depo,ite.
momcntary depression was produced on Sat1dr
and Yesterday. But from the moment the Pres
dent. Special Message was received and read il
Wall. street, affairs took a turn widely dfa
ent from what had been anticipated by the sNi
conspirators. Instead of fresh deveIopenG,
and astounding disclosures, it was found hh
the President bad been reduced to the BscesIl
Of hashing up stale and olt.repeat.d caIunhla
Of the Bank; and the consequence www N
MEDIATE AND ALMOST UNPRECEDENTED RISE
THE STOCK.
The sales at the Board were made tJ'dml
and a quarter Advance; and holders are oppose
to selling Indeed, the stock has no, stood
firmly these SIX months. The contractor.
deliver are quite downin the mouth. lht
ces in Wall.street are the real lndlso. UN
stocks have risen to day. All looks bright |"
cheerful.
Professor Alexis CasweJl. of Brown US"
sity, has been elected President Of Wanr'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

Professor Alexis CasweJl. Of Brown C'"
sity, has been elected President Of WatnI
College, in Maine, in the room Of DR.. Ch'Pn
resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

The Albany Evening Journal gives ! 'o"- T.,
of vessels ashore on the Overslaugh on O"' -
and adds these comments. ID
There sixtv.fve vessels are fre's", ,"o NJ
Produce and Merchandise worth owe, y" j.. o.;
lions of dollars the use Of which IS lo'' " 10.
ers. Their crews consisting Of more We" .,.,:
hundred men. are idle. The daily e'p t,o &,
this mud bound fleet, cannot Dr. 'es' 'd v,..,s
thousand dollars. Among these 'e'Os' "a, E,s
are Schooners aud Shops from Tour o. u,rss,
earn States. Of the freight, there Is W,,.s,
disc for Canada, Vermont, ana ' =. r-ocorsa'
States. And yet We are told tha'H = IA, prb
tutionaI to improve our navigation. ,,,s.:-oe
our own representatives. 10 oop nI. M. n
whose eyes are drawn. daily. to"a'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

In despair Of weakening the argument; or IN
juring the character of Mr.. Riyes, some Of b,o
ponents are attempting to ridicuIe him by calm,
him the "inLe Senator" This appear, :, =
to be very lille piece Of business.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

We understand that McClntock YoHng, Esq.
Of this city appointed chief clerk in the treasu-
~ drpartmen,-and that Col John Thomas has
received the appointment Of navy agent for the
port of Baltimore Ball. ChrOn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

The notice Of Mr.. Clay's contemplated depar,
ture from this city on Monday next. in our last,
was founded upon information not derived from
him and it is proper for US SO far to correct it as
the time of his departure. and as the places be
may ist.-Leri,gton Inteligencer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

Melancholy Casuaty.-On Sunday afternoon,
Young lad. son OF Doctor A. NJ freeman,
Dentist, OF this place, lost his life BY singular
and smoking accident. Ia company with some
lads of his own age, he had gone TO the Stone
quarry near the Swedes' Church, where they
found keg containing some powder. which
they transferred to Their packets On their re.
turn, young Freeman was smoking cigar, and
after sometime extinsuished the fire, as he sup
posed. and put the cigar stump in the packet con-
tanning the powder. The fire rekndIed and the
powder exploded, aud the unfortunate boy was
so severely burnt before assistance could be rem
dered thu, he expired abou, o'clock in the eve.
ing Wifmington (Del J jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

Mr.. James Gowen Of Philadelphia has d'e"
ed the nomination of his friends asa can"'u''
for the seat in Congress lately filled By Jug
Joel B. Sutherland. The Hon. John s'fsS'-
has been nominated BY the National ReP''''"
party.