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The New York herald., 1851-07-15

FIFTH DEPARTMENr-NAruRALA AND ExPERrMks-
tai PHLosoPHY Natural Philosophy, including
States, Dynamo cs, Hydrostatics, Hydrodynamics,
Pnsumstics, Acoustics, Optics and Astronomy.
Chemistry, Natural History, Physics, including
Magnetism, Electricity, Heat and Experimental
Optics.
SEVENTH DEPARTMENT Anatomy, Physiology
and Hygiene.
EIoHTH DEPARTMENT-CIvM ENGINEERINe.--
Civil Engineering, including the construction of
Canals and Railroads, Mechanic Arts and Civil
and Naval Arc hitecture.
PHILosoPuY.-Moral Philosophy, intellectual Phi
losophy, including Logic and the Analogy of Rel-
gion, Natural and Revealed.
TENTH DEPARrMENr-LAw, POLITICAL EcoNo-
MY AND STATIsTIcs.- Law OF Nations, Constitution
OF the United States, Commercial Law, Political
Economy and Statistics
The New York herald., 1851-07-15

1HE COURSE or STUDIES IN THE FREE ACADEMY.
We conclude our extracts from the annual report
OF the Board Of Education with the folio wing
Of studies in the Free Academy in the city Of New
York. 80
FIRST DEPARTMENT Nr-MATnExArics-Bo Book. keep.
ing, Algebra, Geometry, Application Of Algebra to
Geometry, Surveying Navigation, Analytical,
Plane, and Spherical Trigoncmetry, Mcnsuraton
Of Planes and Solids, Descriptive Geometry, Analy
tcal Geometry, 81 sdes, Shadows and Perspective,
Difcrental and Integral Calculus.
SECOND DEpARTMFNr-HIsroRYA AND BELr.Es LET
TRES Ancient and Modern History, Rhetoric,
Orstory English Composition, Princip pies Of Pro-
nunciation, Grammatical Construction and Philo-
sopby of the English Language, Critical Exa nina
ton of the best English Writers (Prose and Verse),
Forensic Discussions.
THIRD DErARTMENr-LANGuAeEs AND LrrERA-
lure. Latin and Greek Languages and Liters-
ture, embracing a critical kno .ledge Of the
grammars and standard authors), French Ian.
guage and Literature, Spanish Language and
Literature, German Language and Literature.
FOURTH DEPARrMENr--DRAwTNe Principles
and Theory of the Fine Arts, Anatomy in reference
to Structure and Form, Perspective and Prnci-
pies Of Light and Shade, blackboard DTswing,
MaikRG Drawing.
The New York herald., 1851-07-15
SCHOOLS in NEW YORK.

Annual Report OF the Board or Education.
From the annual report Of the Board of Educa-
tion which has just been published wemake the fol-
lowing extracts
That the whole number of schools within their
jurisdiction, during the year ending 10th pr 1851,
was two hundred and seven, of which were
Schools Of the Public School Society. ia
Maro scnoois.
Whole number Of schools .................... 2o7
Among these were seventeen schools for colored
children, namely
Belonging to the Public School Society ......... o
Ward Schools Observation-Disclosures. 2
Colored Orphan Asylum School i................. 4
Y. Society for the Promotion Of Education among
Colored Children ...........................
The number of children taught during the year
ending February I, 1851, has materially increased
over the number in the schools during previous
years.
The number taught in ls5o-ls5i, was. ..... 1O7 3s3
The nun bcr taught In 1649-1S50, .... l02 974
The average attendance was
During the year ending February !, 185l... 40 05j
During the year ending February l, 1850 35,99s
An increase of 1857, in the average attendance,
and of 1889 in the whole nu nber taught
The nun Der of schools is also larger, eight new
ones being reported
II is gratifying to state, that the average attend
ance, which is the true test of the interest felt by
the parents in the success Of the schools, has i'm
proved eleven per cent, while the whole number on
the registers has grown only about five per cent.
Nothing can G more unfortunate, than the belief
that the amount Of moneys raised for school pur-
poses in New York city, is excessive and extrava-
from the actual cost per scholar, and the average
sum raised for each inhabitant.
For the years ending February l. lSts, and 1851,
the number of schools, the whole number taught,
cost Of instruction for current expenses, were as
folows-
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DIED.

on SATURDAY cvsning July 20, SAMUEL MERwIN,
infant Lemuel Bangs
The friends arc respectfully invited O. attend the funeral
on lnes'ay afternoon, at o'clock, from 81 seventh st.
W.T. bout tmther invitation
A. Buslwck. l.. l. june 70, THEODORE AUGUSTUS,
Youngest son OF Nm and Saran Ann Deere
The friends OF the smly respectfully invited O. At
tend the funeral ths day, VI indayl At o'clock PM
from ms fathers residence near the Cross Roads $500
On Sunday, June 20. CHARLES JOSEPH, Of VII
The friends Tho family are invited to attend the funeral
al O'Clock lhs Monday fternoou from 10 Frankn-s
Ia C0NcEFCloN MADAM CONF, sget seven
toe 20 al Slaughter u Chrstova MADAM ksq u hay-
The friends ofthe family, and Cpbm.s geaerly. are IA
ynd 10 attend funeral service at 81 Patrcss Cthe
dfa On "Wednesday morning at O'Clock. without rther
on SUNDAY, july %, Of typhus fever JAMES L. DEAN
N the BED oag of ms age
The felds OF the family, and members of rrllesneas
eysncs Lode g. Free AMI hcSsped MssSnS ere respect
iay invited 10 attend h neral from his late residence
Woss'erst s., al soclock this morning HIS remains VII
be taken Stamford, Conn Tor Interinent
On SUNDAY, July 20, wM. LoNGsTREEr, n the sd
His IN nds and those Of his brothers Samuel Crlg,
Aaron and John, RESPECTFULLY invited TO attend hi'
funeral Tins Monday) afternoon. from h late residence
10 Renw'ek,st, al O'Clock precisely. HIS remains " ii
be ,assn 70 .Ianborry, NeT.Jsrsey IL intenneni ,
san :, ia ishieI Of Ben AMIN and Elizabeth IIcss
ae trends q ths Ismiy are invited TO attend the ie-
2lst. II u VI without further invitation
J9ly e. Of disease 4 me hear. Nj PETER b WIS
was naye q Bergen Co but the last IS year
reSsOeht OF tht MINI M4rU OF th!S IA,
yersAlly esteemed and leaves behind an vr arse cree
of friends and acquaintance
HIS remains taken 10 RaIaape y J. for lat.rreut
n the 18th
At Mnnsvlle. Madison Go. y Y Jul. 0 q, the resi-
cence OF his grandfather GEORGE PARNEI.Y THO
MAS tony son OF George Thomas Es formerly Of tbs
A. Stamford c., july 49, DEWITT c. WAKEMAN
aged . wears
The funeral Will place :: TIC csleace Of william
Waterman. a yon,gomery-s' New York On NanSav the
2lst. IL o'clock VI
On Sunday, July -, JAMES J. STEWART Of cor
sumption. the 35th year II he age
his u aiycs aud friends respectfully invited 10
tend his funeral this day frum No. s5 Tf:rav :. "a
o'cilck. without further Invitation.
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Passengers Sailed.

= sf,G1sfA BGhC. FOR Lsrc-pQos-Dyer Anes liz 4 Va
igI6u Conn S,isDee Bearer II DSDacheS ~ rnel.nd
Philadelphia, Rev Neville. v-Orieaus JJ~haa i
Hobbs ConInsslYn-r 20 the Industrial Exh stIon IRA, e
STATE q Indiana, Gen Francesca Arncro ComGanier-lr-
She Of he Navy. and servant Gen Ramon Achs Havsna
" nLam trovdef. Mrs William CrOxcer aad ,'bild Sa-
Yannsh. Esievsn Eoca. san Dninso. lose Rsrr5 san
t9s3 &c Cuaa Vim Hutchinson Mobile. W Ra.o Bra
~, > han MON; sAepwith. Nlrslnia; " Caaaeu
fnu@' William Randolph. PeyiOn ; Coles Va. William
MAns Norleans. Peter Ro5,rts. NYosk. Gaarln Young
,,nE oens henry Gonrdln. CAareston: Anna Steers.
ySaa DTaAe. NewlOrS. Thomas Saith WlIa sI,rr n:
Thomas DoSnss. Grenada Y Charmbury New-JrsraIls,
x-1coI thomas ken'uesy' Christopher Heser New
YORK Prce LOudoE. Alexander TAYLOR fb.rrs " ~
land New fork, Bulioek. Janes Rob.nson- Trrisal.
Joseph MannGer. Liverpool. Aaron Legrrt- i + IL ~
Nev-iork. John Ref. New Orlears AlfIS1 = -,
elnsinsai pailp Tracy, B-i..aors; Ei,s--i II A.A-
crof-. Boston, R8chAyd fipJa- Nt~g-Sre1rs- lsss :,
berg. G2lela-, G1lla1i. J Cxra-1 CshSI-rI.
Russell! Pans. ksriacsy n = Ncl,s - no. = =.
Miss Ara2e.lA Cl-rk. John y ans I'D ~. Isrs.-lJ
h-s Vn foans, tes-Yors, Coes Il lssey. BA..r. Te.
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.a,n ,r,red .; Bcsoa 81, tr.41y re S-s.a ohsy ~:
ITO FlYao-lia 70 reit
.,ton psa-h no %th ~ : = Gs-sft&ust cArDc- 70 :
y md ne tas t@.a condemned tni sod he parcs co.,
., my N .. n away fcr cargo ARA c'.fc's.
sac R.4HII.g Phips from Se~pot W icf Nes- fVfs,
M III rfa-,ed srckea ia leI, E2s 2st mo i.Nuaa 49,
ulstc,t - . = n n.
Rsis r>RArrSr IIl. rem Scwoaryp)rt tof feno k5o
~. g:o Fs-;>ia N ~ ~, - distress kcS'S % tS
- M ~ c. Cd .a--iet away rasiam.s, and so;s
tootiss: All lo, al ihc isns ~.i-chcG 20 "a ~ s1h.
rs. -. &. yl,s
- uSrrt .Shogc :, Ngricus Me, icrh MS, II : ss
sails AID rigging saved e1f rhs agll vii = ost go,
T-lrr 10 al, ~ Port Cavallo tac 18Th an ,ae -
yssSs WI. heavy ssyc Of cotton aud n1iaSses
= sark aver the bar bsii1e sprns ass< she nAio Ia
Ia .h- vharf rod isc plS TIE -..e ei
80 81; ID rcas,-g -ae W.e5 a-1eni DC "a IA o.
liz. ~ ~ al. = h.-c sc H. "a lie ~
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nouIesfic Ports.

ALBANY, July is-Arr. schs Col Hanson, Walt B0s-
land Me; sl0op Beana, Johnson NYors Cid. schs Ihos
Smith, Clifford, NBedford; Sylvester. Gesner, NYofk
Nebraska, Pcrne. Richmond; Frederick Hall, Russell,
Van Vafkenbufzh NYosk, BeIlon, Glass. DO; Cs,ital
Sna,h Providence. Emily. Bnss.. NBeaford.
ALEXANDRIA, Jciy l7-sld sehr Statesman, C-taell
APALACUIcoLA. Jaly 7-Ch sch Ahncda smith
Galveston. la jeiny Lad. Bruce, LstTyCo 9TH, schs
Mshay D,"nsr Nof!eah'; Gfersoo 'as's) Cosd-
BALTIMORE. July lg--Ar bar Gerard Chase. Now
IIassnS snow, Is-r.: sens atcl.nan hapsnan " =
ton; 4 WI'morc. Dyugheriy, New YORK. Ocean Wave
nero and bark Chenango Snow VALPARAISO and Cslao
BELFAST. July arr schs Gen Jackson. Brown, BIS
90: lsh Elizabeth Burgess and PessacoIa COMBS TO-
Sid ih sch Dle GaJrs, Boston. lih " brg syiph
tbrsbuiA AntSA "a . Ihogas; schs suss.l, Massin
bEiz TsneTrs Poland. Charleston c; schs III n Can.
trlll " haIf stsannah Michigan. Btsseit New Yors
FiE Edrse Pleiabs. 1ea I Re ~hwns H4 s5s
depha. Oak, Ryder Philadel pha Homer Rice RI aoi-
ghia; blgs Avon webb. Me.ina: Mstanoras, HARBOUR,
%; Aiesa, hard. DO Lafayette, Chn,ed Do Mar ".
15Y"s., DO eaIetes, .Rr) Benson. Sydney. 3; Alpha.
lBTl Grove. Maitland. Petrsl fBrj FosSsr Aunapois
MatzanAlo PAiisd.lphia; schs Mar Wi,e. Crlcket',
ke9mond, fr4ncis Baker Baker, Norfolk. Challenge,
Srowel, o., Css.a. sears do; A HaSTiss Hu.s, o.
san Oriine: Pearson. do; VIM Corbeti. Hcweii. do
Psec Jycs 10. sr A1a I1TI sd Ma Pee S s
son. d.; Mar D,7hma Odln. 10. Isabella Thompson.
Cerson. d.; u Wellington Hallet; 10; s,eras Pear
tany, S-n, Nct,rsin Nyort: Fame. Lofd, Ellsworth
Mara, Weber. Baaeor ca ship hary Clover. chsSo -
GTSe- (, rm, 80 ~, Jas crs, p-rS o. s a.
schs John I4ton. fdw ari Sti bhen &c rsea -. Sc
Ietcr. Chase, Sc.Sorx sd ship C.iciiaio, 5ass Bar
adass: Arne N.b glrk Cos BT RS -a.',i - a.yal
~ e. eoc, PAT.Tr bark Suia3i,y, III Ctsfes;oa
Alm9srsy, La e Ce7rsa. ,oi NIef'. .i!.H. Is.si
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Arrived

Steamship Crescent City. Tanner, In Cnagros july 100
kingston 18Th. With specie and passengers to NJ Roberts
passengers Ogden. Lat - ~, lon So saw an iceberg
The ST George has hesn ~ da q the Westward 81 the
BJnks of New foundlgnd with light westerly winds and
Gains Has had pilot on board days
ship Dadem, MyTcS Caila) Apn -, suAno 10 Barsto"
Shp Excelsior Croker Liverpool. ne H. mJse aad
passengers 10 Samuel Thomson Nephe"
Ship Westminster Shapcr, Nc"Ofloans q d., c1,t y,
sc 70 Stanton Thompson.
Ship Congress French. Canton cJ de- teas AMI siis TO
Rowland AsplnwaN-
Bark Huaco (oi Belfast Me- Richards SslI "A Granie,
10 d.. sugar g. Robert \ " Hams 90
Rar. Falmouth. lof CAMDEN Howe. Turks Island -
salt and copper 10 Tucker lishto+ri.
Bark Chase, Chase Sagu1 IL CfaGde, sugar u N's1fh
RI pokonocket lof Boston) Brewer sagua la Grande
10 d. >us,tr and molasses ~ order.
Brig WHITAKER. Ut Goldsborough Handy. Pos.-au-
Prince IS d, coffee and logwood 70 " Desheld
Brig oarcellas, Maykew. Sagua Ia Gran july H. SUI AZ
and m olasee 20 Simpson, Maybe Co.
Big Caiharne Nickels {of Soagsporl Ncsels Ponce.
X. su- 4r AM molssses 10 master, -
Brig Aida, lof rhomsst9nl Fales, Iiayims fh u d.
sugar and niolasseS ~ } W tlwcli.
bag Jesse Baker Gardens Us. sugar and moasscs 70
Sch Mary ii labeh Portsmouth, Va Pnce, Cso'eaas
10 lis, mCasscs T. G. : stephenson 49,
Sch Newton. Sarch, PoIi Lavacca Texas y u.s. col'"i
Sch olive BrAncA Hart Pensacola % cotton md cedar
<ph Matiids Wells. Grain Charleston d. cotton and
naval stores l. 9iCCr,ady c..
Sch Jabel l. While, C,rsen SWAPS JFonsi' NJ is NJ
Sea Vim Moore. Oliver. Wilmington. Nc, g., ila, a.
stores 10 Dollncr Potter.
sch ATabIne. 0I Scdss cA ut Aia JacneL - cs zee
Sch Leo smi,h, Roc land ds. line
Sch Effort. Coophs, Rock and !, hue
Sch Hclrck Rhodes. Ro' ,laad D., lime.
Sch J 6 BALDWIN. CLARKE Portland. Coma, d., si'no
Sioop JOSS, n. HodEc, Po,tlnd: Conn, Is. s'ots.
SoOp Rhode Island, ST. gees, PsoF.i.i.cc,
Slcoa Willard, Dayton, ProFjence.
BELOW mp ans ofls.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT or SEw-yOPK July -.

Sisamers-F londs, LION. S8yannaa, MtclIel MAJ
ION Berry Charleston SpoIoTj rlesson Co, Black Da-
piond sieyeisOn Philadelphia. Pea0bscc,t, Clrrk. do
Ships-knercan. Cunningham, Quebcc, schmidt \ BAL
cher. Waterloo Harvey, Liverpool Kermit Ca'oF; ne
rs, (Syy) ----. Charleston.
B2rss-Mciora. Rohy. Turks Island: Perkins pe.aHo;
Jane Sous, Glasgow, II BIookHal. kingoo, BIZ DuEa
II John Nh. X Vi EycTs v c. $500
Bngs-Paragon. McWley. Vienna Md master, Add
ron fri Brown Prince Edwards Island Selgnette GO,
Cor,iova Bsker Milestone Point Youngs. Hawkins Co;
Ravdon CrowolsFs Al Ryor, master Suwlnneee, lonroc
por1eau Nesmth sons Flandre Belg Wcyerts, Havana.
Thompson Neuhaus Curtis, Storer, Turks III aud,
Perkins Delano: Pomona. tBr) Wood ShelDune ", )
II Brans; Thems, tBrl Fraser Wilmington, Nc fern''
Berry, Bangor.
schooners-Orion Mclaughlin. Providencs Esther II r
Tuitle. Baltimore. Van BrGn HNghi, Empire tts =
drdeo Portsmouth G Leroy: Balticus HAM kohlAe-
hccS Bremen Stoll Glldemeister: Greenway. Colca.
Richmond Fairfax. Penield Alexandria, Ge'rgeto yn NC;
Jerome Willard PHILADELPHIA Isabella, Arbecln. Bbs u,
Lewis Crowell. do II Smith, Townsend NH-rcn. Elm
City. Frlsbee DO.
Sioop-Po,nter Fowler Providence.
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Arrived,

retsp Henry Cay French L,.s52o, I"'S S s a Is. IS.
a 20 lon 2S the Grand Bans s-vey lhcS and
fggy; saw No ice 18th nst. Sandy HOoS % Gos, ooA
sblp Render of Bosou) Lord Caaau 40 Us. els Sc
SIP Avalanche. Basor Now-CIlc1a. me -, iasc to
Norw bark ofna Hoyelaal, IS IS & D-amen' Norway
in hala,t and passengers 70 fuuCh < Mcrrse
Bark Edgar Els Clrenas II o.. SUGAR . II Brook
Bark volsnt, Morrison, St Iaso go cuba, srgr to
Bafs warren tof Thons,on Mcclellan, SaualA Grande,
Br bark foster, Hunter, ds IN Har. Eng, mdso and
Brig Re1Sn Carver tSf aaIhayen) Carver I'm Gibarl.
Cuba uly s. sugar to G White.
NoCv sTs iradns Trulow Port Ven'F's' Splln % d.
BE- b1s Manla o'Bnen, Halfar, Ms FISH, sc, to Hun
s~ed BRIG Prmus Neulct, Galway 'a d, IN ballast AMI
BT org Emerald Cronen wmdsor rs II is, plaster 20
b. brg Cha,cclouy IIing Windsor Ns, II ds plaster -
Br bnr Helen NIar card Windsor, Ms IS DIS, plaster TO
master. -, al. >, 49,, D.,
Bnc Sarah prown .ndros Mobile % Is, cotton to stnr
Big Sarah Een jof Por,ian Thayer, II ds f st jag,
Br brs: rSced McD5uga Pictoa, NJ, Il ds coal TOD
Brg Joseph. tof Rocsand) Kei.a, Newt Orleans % IS
Br BRIG Lady Sale Boudrca Pie,on Ms Il ds, coal 10 3
Br 6Tie Reiecca Meuisn, Pcioa, Ms. Il DIS. euhhof
o
Br lTjr " Johnson. Morrison. Mayasle PR, sugar
and inolasscs 20 Maitland. Phelps Go.
sch Heman CoTteK. Napos, II us I'm Palermo mt,
oil. &c 10 Chlmucrin Phelps.
Sch Rcbcccd. Wosnm, is i'm PETERSBURG, aou- 70 J
Sch Vaniala Gr liz. Ellsworth ds, RR c-'ss-les b. mi
20 Rhlncbcck
Sch Franklin. --,. BccKllai' Is. lime.
Sch Jones Nelson. Cgamcr Swalsboro. NC, Is, sAyil
stores to Sanford Co On Saturday msht h ms, "a
squa carried away the head ri the and fore nlst
Sch Helena. ElNood Charleston Us, cotton 70 l. Nc
Cready 4 Co.
Sch Charrcr Blakcuan Mataeorda, Texas Jnnc ., c'
ton t. Mills, Mcdowell X Go.
Sch Minerva Wnght, Chambcrin, DIS im AoVana:a''
Sch Mott Bcdell B,den ! is IN Georgetown, 'oa- 70
Mott Bedt4h
Sch Clara Fisher Casey swben NC d, naval stores
20 II NJ Blackwell
Sch Alarc. prosscr W.luE 5ton Nc, Is naval stores
% Dollner Potter.
Sch Holt. (of Blue Hlll Hopkins Trinidad de CHAs,
Jlly 2 rlOlasses 20 Chas'cain y P0nyert
StuED--stcsmlp s Baltic. Comstocs, Liverpool; Mar
ion Berry Charleston; Florida, Lyon, Savannah snip
Waterloo. Hlnsy. Liverpool
WIND-At sunset, NV; sQually With r4!a
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Foreign Ports.

Ar al panama June 70. bark Florida NJ Carly, 81 DIS
On San Fran0co IS pass 18th ships lrescott Payne san
Francisco. cid June 3d. steamer Sea Bud, Williams,
San Francisco, Jolly |, steamer Fremant, McLane, san
Francisco.
shield Baltimore.
Arr a. Quebec 18th inst, ships Try. Nichols. NewYork'
derrick do; Marquis Of Chandols, Colenso. do.
Arr at sydnoy. NsW. March a. ship Adrian. from San
March brigs Fortune Hasty, San Francisco; 10TH Boz
henia, Scayer, Honolulu and Oregon
CISCO dg sail 2j,h Robert Bovine, Johnston and Mary
Cstharno. for do, April l; bne Forest. do do:
At Port Philip, March 90, brig Marnnon, for san Fran
Al Hobart Town. March -, bark Sacramento, and sehr
AT Riga. about Goth ult bark Henry Warren Rairden.
for England. supposed ready.
At Rochelle ls INST, bng Zebra. Lawrence, for New
Arr Honolulu May 10, bngJ Dow, Dodge san Fran
hams sS TO oa1 g San apcsc co. SD Nav TO- s schP Loo
Choo. ior AIiOI 70 load for San Francisco.
Lsas MAY s Ed" ay snse .e SKI
Holt. and Sarah lania, Sweet, do, do Sailed Sth brig
AIT at do Apr ~ bTls Sid H.met from saa FRANCISCO
loal for DO Sailed Aprl nh, brig Brohsrs for Homo
lsn 18th, bark Jane Doten stocsbndge, Nfors. 49,.
Al Laeuaya, LIST inst, bark Paez, wilkins, Of ana from
A. CcnGiogos ID mst barks Sarah Ann, Dockham. for
Glamorgan, Walter, for Baltimore. hg Sailed ID barSs
S Sclsp h 1soa sy S SYSfs E0'' Morris Homer
Al Aecbo ii INST brgs Perkins, Glikey fm and FOR
Baltimore ldg; Atlantic Brown I'm and for Boston, dsg
DAVID AIKEN Kelly. I'm NYork, dlsg
At Ma, agues 9Th INST. br.s VIA CLARK Daley, Ira Phis,
INST arr. Denmark. GfotOn for Boston, days
At sssa Ia Grande 81 inst baks Theodore I.ncoln Hg
GINS for NYork 9ds Warren, Lellan, for DO. d. John
Bird Bird and Caiharne Watts for DO Chase Chase.
ir Do d. Orme st John, Rodbd for do Rodenc Dhg,
NChnock, for do, unc HUalco, Richards, for do. s.
Andrews, French unc; bngs Hyer, Montgomery, for
DO next day; Delta. Mehan narcellus, Mayo, and g W
Lawrence Wall TO- Do, Sarah Peters, MFarand, for
New NOr. 20 Is
A. Neuynas I'd nst lark NacOochce. Thorp f0r NYork
10th brg - George ler for do do Susan IhnrlOw
do. 18th RchLofn. ColcOrJ, from NYoS, dss Oroe,
Brandt fin Key West fDr SYOr ljh; sch Pauline Town
send, from and for NYsrk 18th.
~ Maanzas 9Th INST SHIPS MN Croker, Croker, Tor
Croli adt 10 d.: Sapset Chapman for CO.es and
ket Is bars Mar Smith. Smith for B0stoa uac. Austin,
Perkins .nr hhofA. and others.
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spoken, &c.

July t, Ia: 50 H. ION es ~ brig Hsmton oi Saem ios
july 9 la, % len g. co. sch John Albert; I'm Baltimore
July s ia, 81 TO- lon g So BT bark Henrietta, from Cuba
july H. lat 20 90 Ion a. a, NJ large ship with
painted ports. standing for Cape Henry Same day. was
June H. lat n 90 lon 10 50, bark Active, cf Batm,rc
lure % lat IS g. Ion s. sch Henrich s;eorinS Esr
June IS lat n 3d. Ion g. sch Joseph Heavy I'm Msissor-
June a. lat u a. lon 90, brig Morning Star Felt from
june a. ai 80 o. ION S. whacship Saslk lof NBcdor
july 8 lat % s0 lon So ship Mary Pcasnrs, I'm Phia
delphla for Liverpool
stad Tor Boston, % ds ont me ship sam el VI toN
from Havre for NewYok and bark Patrick Henry from
JIiy is, oil Cape Sasls, seen packet-shr Daniel
Webster, I'm Boston for Liverpool
July H. lat 80 80 lon II 20, seen bark Canals from
June III lat 30 \. lon i3s W, ship Lantao Bradbury from
Juiy s. no lat, &c ship Geo j, Hopey hn Charleston
jsiy 10, lat rs So Ion 70 So sch Tobias Hand in No
N.Y. Ia, IS n lon IiS e. steamer Washington Boa
ney I'm Baltimore Acapulco for San Fanc'sco"as 9n'
of coal aud putting back 70 Acapulco
May =, ar 81 81 Ion a. BT bark BaAcy, from Caao fr
june 49, ia 90 lon 3d. bark Carolina. Young I'M Calao
for Baltimore parted eonpi with ner July To- SL Cap
time herm brig nanle unknown, from Caiiao for
Jay r. oil Cape FLORIDA brig Alexander Nhlan, from
Havana for NNoTk
Juy 49, LAT 20 90 lon H. exchanged signals WIKI brig Yer
sGles, Of Canden. steering SW.
JUL s. let 20 IS lon 20, brig Mctamo1a. IN Boston for
Mobile.
July H. lat 10 a. lon 10 15, ship Southport IN Savannah
july LAT 20 49, Ion o. bark Yarmouth of Boston bound
20 New Orleans
Jy &C. lat 40 49, Ion H. brig May Ellen, i'm NeWNork
Liverpool
Aprl IN the China Sea, whaeships Margaret, Of Lon
DON wi $50 bills sperm OIL Ovt MAJ, OF Edgar
town. with iC0 bbs sp OIL Ocava, Pcl, $40 bbs do So
phia' OF Naptucket, & do do.
June 20. at s. lon 30 W, brig Cnchson, I'm RIO Jansiro
Tor London 49,,
July 49, lat IS s. Ion a. brig Linden, hence for Mobile
July IT, La -, loL u, sup VcAsonrs hence Tor New
july 10 lat 20, brig q Young, i'm NYorx-Sd no, know
Dhere bound
Iuly H. - miles SW OF Cape Lookout, bark Theodore
lincoln Of Boston bound North
july H. OFT Cape Lookout, seen steamer Monmouth,
fm Charleston for BsltIm0le.
July H. ut 30 PM 30 miles NE Of Cape Lockout, was
sec n steamer Union. I'm NYcrk for NOrleans
July 10 oil the Brandy wine Light Boat, was seen bark
Mn nescta fof Rio dc Janero for Philadelphia
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To Mariners.

: ASN'> Ray tIss-a Of Curacao June SIT iresrent-
~ nsppcus that strange Captains sho Sst tAS por 'as
a. B.y cf iracoa th, there small tort stand
t- THIS port and are t.s detained The Bay % ttrs n IS
a, ss. Nv, miles vindsGrd OF th port Vessels can
always down the Island within quarter q ha te
Of -. shore perfect safety, aud when they come
bsas. the rst houses wi1a they are sure 81 %
tanng pilot. who 81 n "a open boat RE hsn',
house On Little Curacao Is completed and VIII be hted
ia the Il neat ninth Il : 70 De fNod night "h'ol
% show four SIDES. 49,,
Boos ISLAND RoCK-A Buoy painted IN red and black
stripes has been placed - feet water on the SIDE OF
Boon Island RccS bearing from Boon Island, distance
league
Yogx IxpGg-W orr engaged N reconstr acting
TIE monument YORK Ledge WHICH was carried away m
The s,oTna of .he 18Th and 10Th March last