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Great Mass Meeting,
OF TIL F.
SONS TEMPERANCE,
AT THE BRICK MEETING HOUSE


AT THE BRICK MEETING HOUSE.
EeY dspensation of the Grand Division of the
eDSlatc of Maryland, Rose Bank Division,
No 81, will hold their second grand mass meet
ing near the Brick Meeting House, un
Saturday, 9Th OF Septem. next.
All the Divisions of this and the adjoining
counties are expected TO unite with MS in an eft.
tor, To advance cur Heaven bIcst Order. Ed.
Paxton, q. " p. OF Pa: DR. Thos |. Murphy,
q w /; Edwin Wlhurr, G. w p; and the
Rev w Poole, q G., Cnrsta Kcencr Esq, OF
Baltimore; Rev w M'Michael, Rev. DIR Boone,
Benz am'n Elggs Esq. Wa. II Eidcr Esq, ard
other distinguished friends Of the cause are en-
pected To address the meeting An eXccllen.
Band has been engaged for the occasion, winch
with he music accompanying other Divisions,
will add TO the plea of the day. Ample en-
recruitment will be provided by the numerous
booths on Inc ground Ter all those who do not
furnish their own provisions, Horse ncd also
provided. The several Divisions, Speakers
&c, who expect to unite with us viii! assemble
at Rose Bark Hail at O'Clock, and report to
tn. chief marshal
The hn9 - i'll be formed prec sely at 10 o'clock
in the annexed order, hen the procession will
move TO the grove, ilaif mile south of the
Brick Meeting llouSe, when thc addresses and
tth6r eAclciStS OF Tue daY VIII take place IN due
torm. A cordial invitation is hereby extended
to all persons favorable TO the cause Of Temper
ance, and we pledge ourselves that no effort shall
Re wanting lie render the occasion profitable End
agreeable. As our last tenunslra ton was but
a"typc Of things TO come, we expect this, our
second grand mass meeting. to be the mammoth
meeting of the 50 rson.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Aids-CHIEF MA RSHAL-Aids
Spt akers, clergy and invited guests, officers and
members of Grand Di,is ions of other States,
Divisions OF Md in tn order Of their il ilitution.
Rose Bank Division No g.
Cadets Of Temperance.
Members of other temperance associations, SC,
By order Ambrose Owens Com.
VIM p. Jones, OF
John Crcsson J Erang'ts
ROBi. b. PIERCE, Chief Marshal.
n. b.-A II persons who wish 10 have booths
ua"n III" Ern"t'd " III rn"ke application, rrrvrons
10 the day OF meetHg, to ctneI oi tie commute
tee OF arrnng1men's who will furnish permits.
aug l7--tm
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Public sale.

EbURSU AM to the last wlIl and Testament
i of David Brown deceased, aud by virtue o.
an Order ot Sale from the Orphans Court of &c
Gil couutv. Md, the subscriber will sell at Pub
lie Sale on the premises, on
Saturday, 2S1h of September next,
a valuable tract Of Land, containing
43 ACRES,
abou, &c of which is situated in West Noting
ham TOWNSHIPS, Chester county Pa and tic re.
u,aindrr lies adjoining on the MARYLAND side o
tile State Line in Cecil county. About one inuth
OF id tract well ti,nbc.ed, and he remainder
is N good stale Of cultivation, having been re-
Gently we'll lined and is all urdrr good icnri.
The property adoins lands of Sa,u!, Mullen,
S. House. Job Gatchei, J. Stephens and olhers.
The improvements consist OF Il two story
DWELLING HOUSE,
% hy 24d., with porch in front. and an eA &c /.
lent pump OF water near the door, a convenient
log barn and other out hnildrngs There is nu
excellent Young Apple Orchard on tbs premise :
Of choice fruit in prime of bearing, and a va irly
OF other fruit trees.
1t is situated in a very healthy and improving
ne'shhorhood and is "A dc rabc property for any
person who may wish to purchase tract of that
SIZE, being c"nvc!ient to mills schools and places
of public wu:-hip. The title is mdisputable.
The tcims OF sale as prescribed by the order
of the said Orphans Court, are as follows. One
fourth of the purchase money TO be paid in cash
on tie day of sale, the balance to be paid III 3
equal insta lnents at 8, y, and Is months from
the day OF sale, and to be secured " 1nd with
approved security, hearing interest iron, day OF
sale, aud upon the ratification Of the sale and
tho payment OF the whole OF the purchase mon
ey and not before, good and sufficient deed
will be executed to the purchaser
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock.
JOSHUA BROWN,
Aug l7lh--3t Executor.
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Ptnnock's and Persons Drills

THE subscriber having agency for the sale
or Drills manufactured by $ & NJ. Pennock OF
Krnnrt Square, Chester 60, and and ais, Of the
Pcirson Drl. made bv Bush & LnbdnIl ofthis
civ, the character Of both make of Drills are
we'll known. They are now offered TO Farmers
and Dealers on the most favorable terms, at my
Iron Store, No. 81 Shiploy street, Wilmington,
where those wishing to purchase can have the
opportunity of examining each make. II is be-
loved that those make OF Drills are superior to
any others offered for snle.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
WllminGton,l a % TiiOS GARRETT.
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August "a, ls50-te
NOTICE.,

TENEIE Steamer PORT DEPOSIT, CAPT.
L WHITE, will hereafter run regularly be-
tween Port Deposit and itavre do Grace, leav'
inc Port Deposit at 10 O'clock and connecting
with the cars to Baltimore and Phtadelph
She also leaves Port Depos, ut O'Clock T. NJ,
connecting vita the cars Tor Baltimore.
Port Deposit. Aug, "a 2m
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I'm pursuance OF the above Proclamation, and
h in conformity to the Act of the General AS
sembly OF Mary and, passed at December session
lS49, entitled; IAN Act TO provide for the taking
the sense OF the people upon tho expcdle"cy OF
ca Hing Convention 10 frame u new Constitn-
tion and fulm OF Government for this Siate,
and to provide Tor Tie election OF Delegates to
SHuu tunvunluu:"
Notice is nsleoy given, that an election viii
ho neId at the usual places OF holding elections
in the Sc vera election dlstrisls in Cecil county
on the FIRST " EDNESDAY (bcing the 4th
day. nfSeplcnlbcr next, for the purpose OF chooS-
ing FIVE Delegates to represent said County in
the Convention ''te frame a new Constitution
and Form OF Government, which il to meet at
the City Of Annapolis Oh the first Monday OF
November, 1850.
WILLIAM IlANES,
July go, lS50--te. Sheriff.
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D | E. %

In New York, en- tho 30th July last, V,RerNIA
HOFFMAN,, infant daug hter Of James and Ann
Catherine Mercer.
On the 9th inst, ANN CATHERINE MERCER,
wife of James Mercer, aged 20 years.
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PORT DEPOSIT ACADEMY

THIS Institution, well Supplied with Phio-
sophl"al Apparatus, &r, will he rcopencd liter
The Sumnel vacation, on Monday August 10Th,
when FEMALE DEP ARTMENT wall be or
g,nzed and such other improvements made us
1t is .ioped. will render the School eulncn,l "
worthy Of the patronage of the Public.
For par, lcui,rs apply TO the Principal or to
cuIrr u tie Trustees
HENhY ". ItiUEP, A. NJ, Principal,
AIss, ANNIE Pt,1tERBhiDEE Plcccptrcss.
Fort Deposit Julv 20 80 -Gw
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University 0s .esarsEaEasl.

"a ne next SESSION will begin on MoNpAy,
Il the l4i' day OF October, 1880, aud cluse LIST
March, 1851.
Nathan X. Smith. NJ d. Surgery.
VIM Il. A Aiken, NJ d. Chemls.ty and Phar-
macy.
Samuel Chew, NJ d Therapeutics, Maleria
Medca and fly. rmc.
Joseph Roby, NJ d. Anatomy and Physiology.
Wm Power, NJ d. Theory and practice Of
Medicine
Richard II Thomas, NJ d. Midwifery and
Dsea."s Of Women and children.
George w Nliitcnbcrgcr, NJ d. Pathological
ANATOMY.
Il he most ample opportunities for the protc-
cuton OF Practical Anatomy at Il moderate OK
ptllse.
Clinical Lectures four time a week nv Pro-
c-Ior Smith and Power, in the Baltimore Inir-
mary; with the privilege Of daily visits to its
wards, without charge TO the students for the
ticket.
Fees for tho Lectures 500 to sos; Practical
Anatomy SO, AUTHORIZATIONS; - Graduation $50
WILLIAM T.. a. AIKEN, Dean.
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RT Office is horcpy gwen to The creditors Of
~ james Alexander, lhata pGisJnnl discharge
natn uecn grant cd 10 said debtor, and that The
twenty inst day u October, hcn'g The ins day
ot our county court McXt sL,Gcnd.ng tins date,
hath been sci apart Tor the final hearing N as
case, whcrc his creditors may attcnl, aud s!'o"
cause fanny they have. why final uS';i.HGse
shall not nc granted said ,.UblsI.
Test Il. Z. iiOhhYDhY, elk
jy 20 SIN OF Cecil county cart.
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This is to Give No'ce, That the
subscribers of Cecil county have Obtained
rom the. Orrh an'. Cou,t Of sa,d county let
ers OF Administration on the PERSONAL es-
tate OF William S Barr late Of said
county deceased. All persons having
claims aga'us'th the said deceased, arc here.
by wSrned 10 exhibit he same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the e5'h day My 1881 otherwise
BY they may be excluded from all bene-
I'll of said estate, Al persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber. Give.
our h'Hds lIsi5,h day OF June 1850.
JAMES MCINTYRE,
ROSA ANN BARR, Admir-.
Jane Is 5O--Gw.
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Ntgjce.

T'llE Comm ssuners of Cecil county vii
IL Meet at their Office IN Elklon on UESDAl
next, the S1tn inst. By order
Aug ~ P. G. RICKETTS,, Clerk.
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Nol zee.

Was taken up adrtt, Monday the 22nd
day OF July. 10 square White Pine Logs Tie
owner is requested to come forward, prove prop
srly, pay charges and take them away.
ELIAS 7. BAitAABT.
aug l0-3t Sassailas Neck, Cecil Co.
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Piano Fprles,

Plalo Fortes.
THE LARGF 4, CHApESF, RnaESTh
most eirg4n ussprl|icnl Of Piano Fortas Ell
UnIc. States cant -iwaYs be found ut the ar
house Of tho subscriber.
III CAcSnut Street, above Fifth.
Al the Ola Stand occupied moro than third
ola ccnturi By Mr.. George Wiling, music r"t
Usher.
p!fNOS, H.1RpS. ORGANS, SERA-
PliINLS, 4EOLiANS, &c, Sc
fresh from the mos, celebrated manufacturers
in New Tplk, Boston, Baltimore, Phi!.drlnh'",
and elsewA ere. Sold, wholesale ant reta'! at
the maker cash pr ICES.
OSCAR G. l.. CARTER.
III Chestnut Street, Pkiladc|phle.
Feb 9-lr
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Church Notice.

The Rev. Joseph Clark, convert from the
Methodist church, will preach in the UNIVERSE
.ist ChuictI near Elklor, Tomorrow, at 10 otiuc%
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This IS TO Give Notice, ! hat th e

This IS to Give Notice, That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has ohaInrd
from the Orphans Count OF sald county, lei
tsrs of Administration Oh the personal c.
tale OF ChaIeS G Brosins late OF said county
Diseased, All persons having clam,
against the said deceased, are hereby
waned to exhibit the same with The
vouchers thereof duly Authenticated, on
or before the Gath day of July 1851 lirsr
may Otherwise by law, be- excluded from
all benchI o said estate. All persons in
debed 10 said estate are requested To make
immediate paymen, 10 the SUBSCRIBE
Given under our hand his TIA day OF
Angus, 1880.
CAROLINE BROSlUS,
ISAAC n. BENJA MIN.
Adm'rs
August II '5O-6w.
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&CNfhGS

nARLINGS best Whea, seythe at Al Is
~ do do Grass 10 S.
Gg 80 Snathes from IS 10 so cts Also Rak,s
and Scy the stonvr, for sale By B. r. MAY :
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MARRIED..

On the 3lst July, by The Rev Mr.. Crouch, in
Newark, Del, Mr.. JosErH GRANT to Mss ELIa-
ABETn lIoLT, both of Cecil county,
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~ rimshaws history of Rome and Greece
IN lso the Life Of Gen. Tnytf and Mitchell
School Geography and Atlas, fer sa lc by
jyG VIM. PELL.
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WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT

Aug, ", 1890.
From the Delaware Journal
Wheat Flour 573s 800
White Wheat, 30
Red Wheat 20
FIaXseed, l,25
Corn, 65
Corn Meal, per buShel; 10
Plaster. from vardN $50
Salt, (gronnd and Alum,) 40 a 80
Clover Seed, from STOREY
prime, 4,25 a 40
Potatoes As so
BALTIMORE MAHtET, Thursday FLOUR
AND MEAL.-1hp Market for Howard
street. flour to-day was quiet. and prices
further declined. Small sales al S.,
more than which buyers were unwilling
to give. Sales OF 400 bbls. Harperstprry
brand at S.. We note sales of 100
bbls. City Mills al S.. Corn meal 8
$3,l2a. Rye flour unclaimed
GEAlN.-The receipts Of wheat have
slightly 'alen off. We note sales OF good
to prime reds at ST ,05-some sales
at LOS. White Is selling at 81 ,OS
1,lC and family -four white a, { ,I6.
Corn Is firmer, sales of white at So a 60,
and yellow at 81 G2. Oats % 35cts,
Rye GO cents Sun.
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Ab.fT.aGO.hILh and PERUpI IN GU.4NO,
4 Oh hand and for sa lie at Il, ltlnure prices, by
JOS. P. ANTWELL,
aug 10 w Elk Landing, Lower Wharf.
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go RES.

and improvements are among the
best III the comfy. The Dwell
Ing House is ul Brick, As iect
front by SO feet deep, two stories
tigh exrlas We Of basement aud
ailic. having tslur rnons Oh the
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N OiiCE is hereby gwen, 10 the creditors Of
4 V SIinne J. Jackson i,At IL personal DIS
c'l"igc hath been granted 10 said debtor, and
That the twenty inst day OF October, beng thu
INST day oi our county court next succeeding
Tins daio, ha! been st apart iur the ilnli hear
ing III ms ctSc, where is creditors may al. "a
a'G shew cause !! amy taay have, way aiei
diocnarge snail not be granted sad debtor
lest. II. e. IiOLLiD.il, CM
July SIN ofLecll county Court
RTO1'ICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ james Grow, that :. personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and that the twenty
inst DAY OF October, beng tho tirss day q! our
county cnl.rl next succeeding TINS date, hath
been set apart Tor the iinal hearing m iils case,
where ns creditors may attend, and slew cause
if any they have, why a inaI discharge snail not
be GRANTED SAID ueD'ur.
Test. IL. {. HOLLYD.lF. GM
Juno Sun OF Cecil county Court.
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GALUBLE
REAL ESTATE
+ T r s, !. / 3 .

'.'ilh undersigned, hy vi"tan vi the authority
ID vested in them nv certain bscd Of trust
rXecs' ed by Grorge Kidd on Tie 9Th day oi
HiATch last, viii offer at Public Sale the follow
i"e very valuable properly, vlE
The 'rract OF l.rui called {" kdd's Pur-
chase" aud 'Indjan tlteon," whtSon the said
Ecorse hIdd nov rrsdGs, containing
go .iCRES.
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Doubts Cleared Corn Shelter
H. Believed to be superior to all others now in
Use, constantly on hand ana for sale, al manu-
acturers prices, by THOS GARRETT,
jo !9--tt No. 81 Shipley st, Wilmington.
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Attention Farmers.

Augu-, II '50-6w.
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6 CRANES Patent Compound H'oh Nj.
~ etpre or Soap. urranlcd To cleanse VITA
less than ono fourth the labor that is required
in using the ordinary brown soap. Fer sale by
Jy 20 WIN. loNDEnI'
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BowrEr TmArRr-Two succss,fui pieces were xvss
% ssy ys .ssn fss .is ar.ns 81 Sfs or rS:
x sa .a. Ts.iss ara % ws.y
s .sa s "a asss.r tie .s.s:
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ssSss.r nSnssea. sssisns.. ne ss.s ''''' ''''''
.,,s.s. 5 s Il e;Ys, . ss. has sc:
commodsis all Who apply for admitanee Last night nr
sssS WITH i; i. .ss sIS 's'se
r.. sS e. :as hssr. ssa .as
4 c as % sII & s
& sssnsn n 70 come ra.rs IL phssa, r..
BuRros's TnsAraa called In las, svenss IS usual.
e ~ s .sss sST 's:.s ss ss,'.s
found them a. - ssy vsy .ashssr lo.,s and -l.hsi ~
syi,s., .,s y. .,,.r ssssl.s.d
% The ans, q hss W, =, ~. .S.s ,'f
.n q NJ. Rs,siL TIE hou.. "a. 70 ssss' rss
Ssstrs N De city.
commsboed last evening" st this theatre whsr. vas i'm
B...s. for y: :. E, seat yi,s The sssas e sSS n.y
.ss. v, es,.Tss g.y,s b. ,.,:a' pr. g p r..
oar. q srrisa.. To. .s%. sii ss.cs aisIi .SI.s
he psrf.rmsscss las, evening"
ElnLO,s s.leorrs. grad scs,:,, q sIs.sr,ss is y..s
{: Ssiii psi, s:s.%: t.ss, is.srs slsssri :.li.si
ss.s s.s Msrs v.s ss.s S' hss ~s
NON kr.sn issssIs nom Dcsi.., The s.ss.fsi ;sss
from ON IN as.Tns Ss ssd other s,rssi,. sss,r.s
cppprvs oyssa Hovss-Ths famous company .ssa<:'
,srssl ,s,isss,ion .ir p.is.,. s@Pi. y. p:ssiI.s
*. las % s sss
S.; y.y. % s.n.. r y: SO
Away. r.. srisd with applause Bu, What sks vs AZ
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The following is a list Of the passengers in the
Cherokee
q. W. p. Bissell u. s. Consul ct Teplc; Manuel Fer
nHndss, lady and two children; Messrs. Henry Dorm
Chss Schooner y. v. Fargis, David Perry Joseph Ham,
Iton Thomas q. French, w. l.. Wrsmi Capt Dosns,
M MAewitbey, j. +. Horbach, III. Fremont, Francis
Stewart, A. Stewart &. &. De Gran, l. Dodd, j. w.
Foster, Capt Thompson, Charles Thompson, MIR.
lockwood, from Kingston, Dam Miss Browsr, Msssrs
ID. sarfArty, Thomas Carter.
ON the 9th inst, in latitude 3 IL, longitude ~
As, the Cherokee fell In with the brig Reuben
Carver, (of Vinalhaven) She had been knocked
down on her beam ends on the night Of the Tth,
and was obliged 10 cut away her mainmast and
foretopmast, to right her. Supplied her with a cask
Of water and spare topmast. She was D days
hence for Georgetown, ). G.
The schr. Boreas, Capt Thompson, (of Will
mington, Del.) lost at Chagres, with her cargo,
were insured. The vessel had been sold for s60.
The steamship Philadelphia was at Simon Bay,
coaling. and expected to sail for New York on or
about The 9TH inst
The bark Mount Washington, % days hence,
with coal, for Howland N Aspin wall, had Just
arrived IN Simon's Bay.
The bngs Susan Walford, with coal, and
Osceoa, Nichols, had Just arrived. The o. was
leaking badly, with rudder irons broken she lay
at Simon's Bay.
The c. saw a schooner full Of passengers, bound
to ChsPres, on the evening OF the 9Th OF Feb;
could not see her name.
4 Neither the Tennessee nor the Sarah Sands had
arrived at Panama; they were daily expected there.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
THE EUR ROPE EAN NE Nv S.
~~S~~~>~>~~~~~~S~~~S~>1N~~~
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
dEc.. &C.. &c.

The steamship Canada, Capt. Lang arrived at this
port, yesterday noon, from Liverpool and Halifax.
She sailed from the former port Saturday the 23d
ult and the latter port on Saturday the 9th inst.
The following are the latest quotations Of American
nAour1tiaa In London
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TWO CENTS.

this morning The oommousr descriptions OF Eng.
hsh and foreign barley, Of al kinds, have been
taken somewhat readily this week than be-
ment Malt has been held with Increased frmnsss.
Inc arrivals Of oats have been very small only $500
qrs inclusive Of coo qrs. from abroad, having come
to hand from Saturday up to last night The dealers
have throughout the week acted the reserve, and
neither on Monday nor since have factors been eusbsd
TO previous prices Beans Of home growth have
sold on much the came terms previously. Egyp.aus
have hung veryheavily on hand In pesss nothing OF
much interest has occurred and quotations have
msined unchanged We heard Of ne sales of aostng
csrgoes Of Indian corn.
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Arrival OF the Steamship Cherokee, VITA
One Quarter Of million OF Gold Dust.

The steamship Cherokee, Capt Windle, arrived
yesterday morning from Chagres. having left that
port on the 2sh ult and Kingston ia, on the 4th
instant.
The cold dust on board of the Cherokee Ia con-
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The following is the distribution Of the American
forces in the Mediterranean at the latest dates
tBaa-lndsRendence frisate bearing the flag Of Com
At Napes-st Lawrence, Captain Paulding Mississippi,
Uteam frigate, CAPTAIN Long, to leave for Spexzia
At Gepoa.-Constitution frgate Captain Conoyer.
At Spexzia- jamestown corvette, Captain B. Mercer
At Messna- Cumberland Frigate.
The swss government has been compelled to remove
&o distance Of twelve leagues into the interior M.
3ocho at present resident in that country and for
msrly member Of the French National Assembly, In
Consequence Of pamphlet published by him at &C.
and which has been seized BY the French author
titles.
We learn from the French papers, that Q complain.
has been addressed to the Minister Of Commerce BY
the merchants engaged in the North American trade,
that Mr.. Meredith the Secretary Of the Treasury OF
the United States has imposed tax Of two dollars
the inspection Of every Of French merchandise.
al. Lacoste, the lately appointed French Consul in
New York, is censured for not having demonstrated
against measure which is regarded as Illegal.
The Spanish Chambers, 1t Is expected, will be pro-
.ouged till after the sccouchment Of the Queen when
they to be dissolved
paragraph Of news from New YORK
According to letters received in Carsruhe Brentano the
chief the provisional Of Baden pesd
with by the Germans arriving At New York. and
only escaped with his % owing the OF
Americans The political refugees from Baden also COM
had declared that be would have nothing further
TO do with them.
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The Bank OF England.

The Bank OF England.
An Account pursuant to the Act 7h and sh Victoria
81 for ending nsAturdAy the 9th of February.
le.D:-
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issved l2j SS5 debt ell 0ls 100
Other securities. 2,9oLSe
Gold Con and Bull
Eon n
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The Berlin correspondent Of the London cssa'eis
writes, on the 10Th
Enssh Jcsrnss which have announced prospect of hs
arnisee with Den msrh being rne-sd for s montha or
densits period whstsver beyond the t wes reg
for s denouncsment Who may sees 70 persuade bnnn
sommercal ntsress that the hsgsans. are IN proxess
awards sasfsctory conclusion, have been led ino error
No sveh renewal Of The srmistes has bees nor vll bs az
ssntsd ny D~omsrh and from eoncusoa
beinG In rrores that the ncxosuons m
be resAfded - suspendsd The Danish Com
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for W 70 this hour be ssnsst elicit word NOTE oms o.
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