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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

AN UNEXPECTED AND PAINFUL DEArH.-A young
man named Robert Twgg, died yesterday morning
under circumstances of painful nature, and which
should prove caution to others. His residence wa,
IN north Cove street, near Columbia. IN Monday he
skinned COW, which il is now supposed died from
The effects Of poison He had at the time a slight
sore on his hand
On The same day his hand became infamed, and
with ms arm swelled 10 an enormous extent. with
excessive pain In this condition, suffering extreme
agony, he fingered until yesterday morning, when he
died. Doctor Smith was in attendance, and advised
the amputation Of the limb, but this would not he
consented TO- Various parts of the body of the de-
ceased exhibit the effects of n poi.onous inocrl,,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24
A WIZARD IN LONDON.

The Editor Of the Albany Evening Journal, now
in Europe, is writing home series oil the
most interesting letters. In one OF his letters from
London he describes visit to the exhibition oil 'he
famous +" Wizard Of the North"
We went last night TO the Adelphi Theatre, where
the leading attraction 'the Wizard oil the NORTH,
whose wonder working powers OF magic, u we may
believe the showb have procured ior MN a com
mand TO repair TO 81. Petersburgh TO exhibit before
the Emperor Nicholas. This man Is indeed - WIZ
ard" The decisions practised east Monsieur Adrian,
Signor Blitz and all other Magicans into deep shade
et me astonsh YOU it'll d lew specimens lie
came into the boxes and obtained I'VE pound note
from one gentleman, and asked another any one VINO
cbosel To write sentence upon slip OF paper The
note and paper were folded so that the Wizard coud
moi see either the number OF the former or tue SEN
tepce upon the other and then laid upon plate, set
fire TO by o taper, consumed, ana the ashes oioWh
about the stage The Wizard then announced The
number Of the bank note, repeated the sentence
written on the slip Of paper, and page returned
these articles TO the owners IN box which The
| a Wizard" had not touched.
| He then handed box to gentleman nearest the
stage and requested him to deposite any article he
chose in il, and to pass il around for similar depose'
by ladies and gentlemen promiscuousy, he standing
upon the stage When the deposltes had been made,
he requested that the box should be placed where he
could see IT, with the lid down. and standing at least
sixty feet from it, he named and described with great
mlnueDess, every artcic winch ~ contdihcu ne e.
g,csted ladies and gentlemen to loan him their hand
kerchefs, which thrown to him from all parts Of
the Theatre When collected and counted, to the
number of IL, they placed in large Ever into
which servant poured a large bucket OF water
Having been thoroughly saturated, the handkerchief
were rinsed and wrung, and then spread, one by oae
into another vessel, upon each one OF which some
blazing magical elixir was poured and within five
minutes the haDdkerchiefs were placed upon savcI
and returned TO the owners washed, dried, ironed
folded and perfumed And all this was done openly
without turning away from the audience, and without
any Of the numbering Accomplishments accompan! ng
ordinary jugglery.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

TREATY OF PEAcE.-Tbe ST. Louis New Era saws
we learn from the Upper Mississippi, this morn.
ing mat treaty Of peace has been concluded be.
tween INC Sioux and Chippewa tribes of Indians I'M
der The auspices Of the United States The treaty.
was signed on The 4th, and has been sent to Wash.
ngton' a sanguinary hostility has for many wears
prevailed between these tribes of Indiana ~
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

Inc br'g Amanda Capt Rowland, which arrived a,
New York last week from Balize. Uond,r,. ,.i,. :
quantity specie on board wa, robbed q, s,,,,.,..
So ""'s. at anchor at the quarantine ground Of
s''SVo ~ SILVER The robbery is supposed to have
'eeh committed by the steward, as he was missing
when called by the captain on Friday morning. and
mas mol since been heard Of The specie stolen was
ne property OF y Blanco, Esq Of New York.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24
OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

Cap,ain r.. F. Stockton to eo''nah'
Princeton. rI,osop VIM. e. Hunt,
-, Johnson, Purser Thos. r. McDiai'
and Midshipman r.. T. Rens"a"'
Princeton. oranance
Commander G. A. Magruder to Ordinances
Passed Midsbipman J. d. Read de'acheo
from the Warren and to the Levant'
pnrser G. C. Rice, detached from the Do'pn"
and leave one month.
Midshpman George A. Douglass oe,ache'
from the Vincennes and leave three mon'hs'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24
From the Eastern Me. } Enquirer
PRESIDENT TYLER.

WHY are tn ,se persons who, year or two SINCE
were loud in their praise of the President now ran
sacking the vocabulary in search OF WORDS OF pn''
1000, :. inn which To denounce him I Were they
then hwning and playing the sycophnnt in the hope
of getting office Are they now giving vent 10
their disappointment 1t 10 now treason TO ul'sr
those very praises of the President which formerly
fell 10 honied accents from their base lips De"a.
gogoes and ofiice-huntcis are very honest men; at
least they would have the dear people think they are
When will the reign ofhumbuggsry come to an end'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

DR. PUsEY'S SERMON" The Iioiy Epchn-
- rid comfort 10 The Penu,nt'-prencbepl bchro
Tho University IN the Cathedral Church OF Chn.l
in Oxford, on the fourth Sunday after Easter
Statement Of Facts In relation to the Recent
Ordination IN St Stephens Church New Yofk
by Dfs Smith and Anhon.
Bo'h Just received forsale by +. TAYLOR.
july 26.tf
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

Inc Prince de JonviIle gets by his marriage witt
the Princess OF the Brszs--a dover of IOpO 900
francs ~ specie--a revenue of $50 600 francs p
brazilian stocks, Is leagues of territory-a yearly
income OF 5000 francs, together with Jewels 10 M.
amount OF 200,OOO francs, and a present from ths
hMpero, oil 5oo,O0O francs as a outfit Besides all
uisi nc mas prospect Of the throne OF Brazil
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

me or,g Effort arrived yesterday at this port ba.
on board Crawiord's celebrated statue of "Ornheus !,
ms WORK o, art was ordered by the Boston hthen..
uiat city.--.N Y. Commercial ''No"s "
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

..aa ne ink in according simple justice 10 r's
- Tvler in ls43, it must be Acknowledged
a, all events, that the Democrats par" ~ ~ .s
ed powder very literally in ls4i' over 'ns "
toes.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

BOAT was recently upset on the Thames. nt Lon.
don' and large Dumber of boys we're exposed to i'm.
n'"en' danger when black boy leapcd in and saved
SIX OF ''c 'i''e fellows the seventh he was unable
to rescue "''
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

MoRE AD.--We have before us No. / or nare,
inst started at Platve, (ws) and called ,ho tyJ;.
konsan Standard. 1t HOSTS the flag of John Tyer
ana shows promise of supporting il with yiror. May
'pe standard never be lowered tll victory nerchas
upon uOh School Democrat P'''"''
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

Inc Seneca chiefs assembled at the Council House
near Buffalo, on Wednesday, to receive the slo ooo
annuity due from the Government, and quantity Of
goods.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

YELLOW FEyIR We learn from the New York
papers That several cases Of yellow fever have re-
Gently occurred at the Quarantine ground near thlt
city. One Of them terminated fatally
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24
From the Baiiirao,, Sun.
CHARGEABLE WITH letter
POSTAGE

We some time since had occasion to call pbc at
tention to decision of the Postmaster General,
der the authority and sanction of which newspapers
sometimes became chargeable with letter postage,
and had been IN some in instances so rated and
charged and we recur to the subject now only be-
it has been alleged behalf of that officer,
that his decision has not in quarters teen
rectly understood, and because right understanding
of it is important at to publishers and business
generally. The follow ing communications will,
should think, place the Postmaster Generals de-
cision beyond the reach of misapprehension
BALTIMORE Posr OrFoE,
commercial Journal and Lyfords
Price Current" of Saturday, does not present cor
rect view of the decision Of the Postmaster General
IN reference to the publication of certain newspa-
pers, not intended for the general reader, have
thought would be satisfactory to the community as
well as an act of justice to the Department were
you TO give place TO the letter containing the decision
IN your widely circulating paper. To that end
send you copy of the letter. 1t will be seen at
once on persa that the decision is not against any
regular edition OF the paper containing the adyer-
tsement, whether general or otherwise provided il
goes in good fah-in that shape-to the subscribers
of the paper Publishers themselves can very readi-
ly draw the distinction which | allude, and do in
fact recognize II, in the act of Withdrawing matter
from the regular impression and replacing il by ad-
vertisements handbills which never do 90 in that
shape TO the general reader The Department exer-
cises no power and desires TO no power over
the matter or manner OF newspaper publications.
All that II aims at and that which hopes To accom-
plisb, is TO prevent the abuse of facilities
by the insertion Of "HandbilIn advertisements, in
certain copies not intended for the regular reader of
the paper, and thus circulating these trophies of "in
divdual enierprse"-these handbills, intended TO
promote private interest at the nominal rates of news
paper postage. Very respectfully
THos. FINLEY.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

Inc U. 3 ship Vinoennes sailed on the 18th Inst
IRON Pensacola for Vera Cruz to receive the second
inslalment Of interest on the Mexican indemnity.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

The article in yesterdays paper credited to
the louisville Daily Advertiser" should have
been credited to the Louisville Dahl Ken
tuckidn
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

correspondent Of the Boston Post, says that not
less than $50 patents have been taken out for improve
ments in the churning Of butter.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

IL IS proposed, in the Buffalo Commercial Ad,er-
user 10 construct road from that city to the Fall,
OF Niagara, OF Plank, after the fashion Of several
m 'osos recently constructed in that in Canada.
The cost is estimated at 50 600 a mile
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

Yesterday, 400 barrels of -four were n,rch,so.,
10 'hs market Tor shipment TO Liverpool by the nest
packet IL Is taken at freight of q. per IbI-pl.
iadel piia North american
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24
GENERAL ORDER.

The Secretary of the Navy having decided upon
occasional nterchanges of the United States vessels
comprising the Squadrons on the Mediterranean and
Brazil stations directed such interchange to com
mence with the U. 5. ships Delaware and Columbus
The command upon this station consequently de-
voved upon me as a senior officer on my arrival
here in obedience to those directions and Commo.
dore Morgan has relinquished the command and
transferred to me his instructions from the Depart
ment The commanding and other officers OF the
hereafter make their reports and receive their or
ders, in conformity with this charge.
In succeeding to the command of this Squadron, il
affords great pleasure 10 express my qualification
at the high order and apparent efficiency and read'-
for any service of the different vessels which be-
long to il.
Their coudhienuG ana 'zeaI; calculated to give a
confidence and pleasure to the friends of the Navy,
and highly crediable to my predecessor in command
and TO the commander and other officers of the re-
sPectve vessels. The general orders issued by Com
modore Morgan are TO be obeyed by the officers at
tached to the ships lately under his command until
otherwise directed
Commodore Morgan will soon proceed in the Co.
lumbus 10 Brazil, TO assume the command of the IT,
> squadron on that station, under directions from
the Navy Department-and feel assured the Off
GERS he is about TO leave, will cordially unite with
me 10 the wish that his change of command may be
useful to the Navy, and every way agreeable to him
self o.
U. S. ship Delaware, Port Mahon, April "a, ls43
Signed, C.. MoRRIs,
Commanding IT, S. Squadron on the Mediterranean
Station
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

uFThe New York Tribune, in a long and
pon'less assault on Mr.. Webster, commits the
following fur pas.
HIS house-organ the Madisonian, edited by
Puppet in the habit of daily intercourse with him,
had repeatedly proclaimed that he (Tyler) was a
genuine withheld Bank Democrat"
Now, IL 1t be not an unjustifable retorf, and
our memory serves us truly, we might say the
editor of the Tribune, long after the Bank We
- '--s-s Urcume SUB
or assistant "puppei."
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24
DEMOCRATIC OFFICE

The Globe has acknowledged that it has been
pretty ehtctualy drubbed by the presses for its
denunciaiion OF the Democrats who have ac-
cepted office under this Administration, and it
now appeals 10 the decision Of the Democratic
party IN its primary assemblies, with a promi>
to abd'cate the Dictatorship if the people decide
against it,
We appeal to the same tribunal If the De
mocratic party is opposed to the appointment of
Democrats to office under this Administration,
let II be so expressed in the resolutions that will
be adopted by the meetings to be held. The
President, we doubt not. will obey Instructions
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

The Baltimore American says that the following Is
a copy of General Order issued by the Commander
of the Squadron in the Mediterranean, for which It Is
indebted TO Naval friend
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

or assistant "puppei."
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-24

THE GLOBE IN ls4l.
Another singular contrast between the Glooe
...esn ,rvuy r1 tnr1r assaults on the
President.
We copy one of the Globes articles of lS4l:
"HEAD HIM OR DIE"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05

Indies The CAPTAIN and male belonged to Bermuda The
crew were shipped in New York The following is list of
te Rames-Pennstsn Petty of Bermuda maser John Nor
ron OF 90 mate Crew. Baxter, W. Emanse, Edwd John
son. and James Fowler The Belfast fine built vessel
~ ~ TONS and was eoppered and copper fastened IL
uposen sne was lost IN the November gales vessel
aeh IN WIN IN The vicinity Of Bermuda bottom the
monh o Decsmber last which answered her description.
sfAMENs WAGEs-With small stores-To Europe, per
3D. Coasting, $751; East Indies, 10 SIC; South America
spoken.
of Cape Henry. "
Home Ports.
c. rHASRFoRL Jan2o-Au Perseverance, Baltimore Sid aoth
NtwsUsypoEr; Feb 9-sd Forest Ponce PR; Aurora Bal
BosToy Feb 3-Cld Emily Taylor, Boss, NOrleans; New
world Young DO; Columbia Berry, NYork.
rkovipENcE, Feb AR Zenobia, Remington Savannah
yrray Ia Ahles Charleston Sid Weybosset, Collins
FALL RIVER Jan 27An Candace Brishtman, Baltimore,
Tuttle st Thomas.
fHL hDELPHIA, Feb 4-Below, a large ship supposed the
SheGandoah from Lvepool Navarro Cole from PernaTbuco
Boston. - '
CAPE ISLAND Feb 2he pilot boat Turley spoke yesterday
me hoxana from Attakapas for NYork The Mara the
B1LI,MoRE, Feb 2AIr Serene White, Rio de Janeiro-
Gid Esther, Emery, st Thomas; Radius, Plummer New Or
leans '
NoRFoLK, ebl1Ar Orson, De Wolf, Matanzas; Fideia
small, Nf9rk Cid ii Sumner: Rowland, Rio dc Janeiro
Oprouss Forrest Martinique. Cid Jan 81 Dante, Stoddard
West lhdies Gazee, Pierce, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05
Domestic Irnport.t,ou..

NEW ORLE.Ns-Ship Ocmulgee-2eO bbls molasses J & T
Tayor-0 Barsow Pope-96 bbs pork McChain co-6s5
Masters Msrkos-2OO do 1898 fess Poe Freresl62 do
bbls r. Collins co-l0 kegs Center co-l6l Small x
w l,ams-3i Reed, schermsIhom so.so B saford-IO2
Abor-29 kegs paint % bbls chalk Fed2i do cas-
tor Oh S do sugar do moIssses JanyeI lot Of old
Kegs butter BronsoDb6 bales Martin Fisher-2
Greenway Henry Coil w Barnwelll00 bbls flour do
lard Spohord Teson-a0 bales cotton 60 pkgs bbs
$1,000 To order. -
NEW OBI EANsBaque Bssver-8 hhds tobacco 1911 hides
bales deer skins 1853 bbs flour $40 do pork Roberts Williams
1852 kegs lard Mlbnks-33 10 Dbl, faxseed Green.
Way Henry CO.'S? ties do Brush co-3l do w James-55
Wchehausep AchIlles9i bales Wood Johnson X
BIrr,um6 D Hurbut c1-2S bales Smith co2oo
Wooey-l59 pork 20 do wheat Goodhue bales
ton Masters Markoe-238 bbls flour order.
NNw ORLEANs-Brig AlgoDqun-2la hhds sugar 2e8 bbls
m9'asses Goodhue co-3c3 hides Soulhmayd son-33
bbls flour to ORDER - ~
APALaoHIcoLA-Barque Ovando-2O bales cotton A PEN
nson-22 ; Bronson-22 ii Talmsn-t6 II Colt & co-0O
BaIsow x Pope 90 BOorrnan Johnston & co, ~
Frankin-I27 cocn Is hides
nox deer skins Spohod rileson-5 bales l. Matand-20
land. '' - -''''
PORT LEoN-Barque WIN Ladder bales cotton Holbrook
Nel'on co.'s Maitland co57 John Mel-l3 Spear * Pat
ten-13 Center x co-87 Perkins Hopkins.
FORT LEoN-Brig Samson-37l bales cotton Me-87 Hol
brook, Nelson co-l2 Center cot bx tobacco Perkins
* White-2 chsns anchor Brown x Oupscomb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05
Second Board.
state Of Trale

The following sales ofreal estate took place to-day:
Four acres three roods Of land on Hoppers Lane in vi
ciny OF 50h street and 10th and It'll avenues 80 aao
Four story brick stores 1855 and 1877 Broadway with
story brck building IN rear, used a hotel front on
broadway 4oeet ny ITO feet deep bought for Sl5 900
south Baptist Church and lot Nassau street so feet
front by 100 feet Deep bought in for 800 600
Naval Stores-Norh County Turpentine at So SO a
81 62i nominal.
OH-Linseed dull; 900 gallons Winter Sperm sold
below our quotations 600 gallons Lard OIL for export
6acens; and sbrls Shore, Sl3 50 cash.
Prorsions-Sales of Pork at 50 for new Western Mess
80 SO 70 for Primes old Mess 81; and Prime So so
SO 49, Western Lardsales of $50 brls and $50 kegs at
% cents 100 Kegs Northern sold at cents New Hams
are more plenty and sell at cents Picked Hams 81;
Smoked Beef 81; and Beef Rounds, cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05


r Ss% H. Sss S;' ssSa hsSss
51s Ss:mi;S BTa5am Mos,Gss shPS
asiH% ts&
DSdsc Baltimore Johnson LOWden Columbus. Csde i Sor
ship 9emulses Pet, 10 days from New Orleans, with
BsIque Nm h1dd, WyTaq IS days from Port Leon, with
Barque ovando, Nichols, 81 days from Apalachiooa with
Baque Beaver Edmonds to Providence) 81 days from New
Brs franklin Burgess 81 days from Apaaclcola with cot
Brig ve.peI HOpsias dsys from Wilmington, NC. with
Brig Algopqoia, Williams. tqf WaTe.j y d,y. fqm New
spoke bs New os a 3d.
Kew %h coop faI G% pG tso" 1a u from ON
yi,h brig HARDY TSompscn for NYorE Brig B. Noyss.
schr MARKETS. RYAN weids DAYS from D,rcn with aOl
S 70 i & Bsde IN fS % s s s OFF Of
c; sh Ff R"si yts .fhT asIeSis
Schr Emma, Johnson, days from Baltmor with flour. to
schr Select snderson, days from York River with mdse
sehr Ann Maria Bs1,eg, days from Newbcrn, NC. with
schr Michigan Terry days from Baltimore, with flour to
sehr Lynchbur Matthias days from Richmond with -four
schr Mary Ezabeth Clark days from the Delaware with
sloop John Tyler Chendening days from the Delaware,
with corn meal, to b. N. Fox.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OSrrcE OF rHr RHopE IsLANpER,}
49, Newport, Feb. 3, 1919
Arr Jm3 Mare, Pilsbury Thomaston for NYork; Feb O.
Thos Fenu NckeIson Providence for Philadelphia; Rosl
he Bkei Wexford for Norfolk Renz Durlee NYork for
Providence.
Feb 3-Sld previous to N, Tbos Fenne Mary ANA ard
Maze.
General Record.
Los, OF BRIe FRsNoi' Asgsy-We learn from Capt Saw
Kendall from Maanzas for this port when oil Carysort reef
the goth u aeak and bore for Key Westt
adng the water gaining fast ON them they her ashore
Kew Shoals Part Of her had carried 10
Key West by the wreckeu who reported the BRIG full water
ani would be- total loss. captain and saved The f.
A. had cargo o coffee honey, &c consigned to j. TAYLOR
Vessel and cargo insure ! IN this CITY.
CHocrA w-The schr which ashore the MONT
Of the Hook NIGHT of 3Oh nit proves to be the Choctaw Capt
Darby Charleston sc. for Boston, with a cargo Of rice
sc. consigned C. D. Peters Co. The lighter American
system has up the wreck with part her cargo d
and rice, which has all been saved. The
bilgc aud will he total loss.
MIssING NEssEL.-The British brig Belfast of Bermuda
CAN'T Petty sailed from New York the 28h Of October
Liverpool Ms and has not since been heard from. She had
ul Of -four salt provisions &C. to warehouse at
Liverpool and proceed from there to ST. Vincents, the West
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

BALrMoRE, Feb s-An Hudson, Cooley New York Ga
"a; Uzardo, Miller, NOneans $500 " "'''"s' De"era'
CH.nLEsroN, Feb -CId Georgiano, Benin Liyerooo,. D
mon Robinson NYork; Haync, Trescou Havana MD sap,
ton and cid tor NOrleans. S'a ~ pos'
SAVANNAH, Jsn 3O-An Avon, (Br) M,sters Livcroo,.
MONTICELLO Lawton, Boston, La Grange Porter NYork An
vannah, Meuyman, Martinique '' '''
=, MOBILE an 8-Au Tartar Smith, LIVERPOOL: Wetumpka
Fowler, NYork Cid Rockingham, Penhallow Greenock.
Gorea SSadneI Liverpool: Bowdch, Crowcl do: Salem
I,ey 90. I'D 23,h Chas William, Heating, Boston; Conan.
sey Moore Ph,ladelphia Arr % Dennston, Liverpool
{Fr) BodesuIi Wooden Dan) HAMBURG; Stafford Iterpool:
Isrnecn Norfolk Stag, Boston; Empresario Havana; con6
deuce Hewpo Arr 2th, Coronet B) London; Lord Maid
Stone B,) ti,erpoS Henry, do; Ellen Brooks do; Mary
h sR,l IE n Bemen Merlin, Bo Cid Go.
snei Princeton NYo,k; Mentors do George de- William
2h Washington Palermo; Baltimore st Vincent CID Meh
gan Liverpool; Charlotte do; Calico Boston. Ich,on d.
America, Highlander NYork swan P,, ~, 20
wa, Gibraltar; Apthorp Mae,Iles Saunders, NYork