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Soldiers Attend !

GOOD NEWS MORE BOUNTY LANDi!
A LAW passed Congress March Sd, 1855, giving one
"A Hundred and Sixty Acres of and to all persons
who have performed IA days military service in any
of the United States since 1875. .7..t.f-.r .lr.fE
The Law includes all the Commissioned and Non-Conn
missoned Officers Musicians and Privates ncludng In
dians either Volunteers, Rangers, Militia or TeamsteIs.
Also all the Commissioned and Non Commissioned Of
heers OF the Navy Seamen Landsmen Marines otilla
Men, Cllaplains and Clerks. = ~. ~
ENTITLED TO ENOUGH MORE TO MAKE THE leo
Soldiers of the Black Hawk, Patriot and others wais
who have made applications for land and failed ac
count OF not having served month"; get leo
acres if they served fourteen days. fthey ensag
ed in battle. .t .....' .a I.s't1~
The Veteran Soldiers of the Revolution who draw pea
sions are now entitled to land dead their widows
draw it. ... ,.... 3..e-
The benefits this act lin case Of the soldiers dsath)
other heirs. .... .. .lHs.-t.
1t is thought that nearly two hundred millions Of
large number of applications that will be made
siderable time will necessarily elapse before they oil
be acted upon Remember the maxim, g first come frst
served" .'H.H...s. &.
We have made arrangements with experienced hi m
at Washington for obtaining Bounty Land for all entitled
to it living in this Territory, who may favor with
WE MAKE NO CHARGE IN ANY CASE, UNLESS WI
OBTAIN THE LAND ''.t.
Any information in regard to the subject ehesrfuly
April l3.d&wtf Attorneys at Jaw.
SAN. FRANCISCO CITY.
new city, situated on the Rapids Of the st. Pc
ers OF Mlhesota river, al the head OF navigation,
and accessible steamboats, from below at all seasons
rapidly filling up with emigrsnts, and Offers great
dncements for settlement. Since laid large
and commodious hotel, a saw mill, and q number Of
buildings have been erected. Many others are going
up as fast as materials can be procured
The steamer Black Hawk plies regularly San Fran
cisco, and the rates Of transportation are cheap.
Those who are seeking home should look at
San Francisco, and consider its natural advantages
point where the business of great range of interior
country must inevitably centre.
San Francisco, May 4, 1885, s-- If -
TERRITORIAL LAND OFFICE.
Empire Block, st. Paul.
DERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing Real Estate, In the
l. City Country, will find it to their interest to
call OH the undersigned, who have for sale
CITY PROPERTY ..
IMPROVED FARMS,
WILD LANDS,
At lair prices, and reasonable time given payment
All descriptions of Surveying and Mapping done
order.
Money to lend on Real Estate ....... ..
May l5dtf HAWKE NORRIS
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sS- JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is an authorized Agent
THE PIONEER at Galena to procure subscribers and adj
We: ::semens His receipts will be regarded payments
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Mendoza House.

Mendoza, Minnesota Territory. ~
M ESSRS. CRISWEIL. 4 FLYNN respectfully announce
Vl to the public that they have taken this cOmmodous
and beautifully situated Hotel-at the mouth of the Min
nesota River, and opposite Fort Snelling-and now
open aud ready for the accommodation strangers and
travellers.
No pains will be spared to accommodate both men and
animals to the satisfaction Of the travelling public
April -, 1854. ..-.... d6ln*
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO. 'os~A
DEIEh LoklLLARD, No. AZ Chatham street, Ne,
York, successor Of Peter & George Loriilard ofIsr
lor sale all kinds Of SNUFF and TOBACCOs, IN gen
.ai use For particulars, Price Current can b o.
taaheo Dy addressing above. This Establishmeut
one oft1e Oldest Of the kind in the United States.
Feb. 20, 1855. febeOdkwly!
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THE PIONEER, unpublished euery -daynso,
ming the Office Third, of Jackson Street Sdin
Paul Minnesotd and is furnished TO Mail Subscribers fo1
Sir Dollars Year, in Adrance. s-s
THE WEEKLY PIONEER printed at the same office
is Mail Subscribers oto,cig rates. Single Copy
Dollars Fipe Copies Eight Dollars; Ten Copies FIJI
Dollars; 1eny Copies Toenty Dollars 10 take ddUd
age Of Club rates however the subscriptions price must bt
paid inudridbly in Advance -
TO CORRESPONDENCE Communications
i receive no attention. Al articles processing TO facts
must be accompanied by Authors not for ptticd
ion but as guarantee of he truth Of the Satemes made.
Voluntary Correspondence containing important
ST. iics of he condition gro,c oOpns and settlements
III roughout the Northwest is solicited.
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IS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
New Arr wal and nreat uttrant;ons m. III.

New Arrival and great attractions at the
BOSTON CLOTHING STOREH
BsT received and now ready tor inspection the lar
q gest best and most complete assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods, ever brought into this market
My stock now consists of every variety, and latest
style Of spring and clothing Hats, caps Gents
furnishing goods, etc. ETC., numerous 10 MENTION
but to which would resdectfuiy invite the attention
of the public as they were selected with great care
@. G. Girls VOID
81. Paul. May 8. 1855 - : "a If la eai
Al CHAMBLIN & MORGAN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
RANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS IND CLOTHING,
TATS, Caps Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods, Car
d peting, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtains
Wall Paper &C. Third street. between Roberts and aek
i-.'s- y .4z- tel, e. fs....4 - May1.
EMERY,S PATENT
(tHANGEABLE Horse Power Thresher, Cleaner and
~ Separator Machine, for sale by the agent -.
Feb,22-dtf aEltDH ALEX. REY.
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~ All transient advertisements inserted in the
WEEKLY PIONEER will be charged at the rate OF 81 per
square for the first insertion, and so cents per square
each subsequent Insertion The charges for yearly
a advertisements may be ascertained at the Counting
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HEy- LAWYERS BANKs.-The attention of the profession
is directed and elegant series of Law Blanks now
in process of printing at the Pioneer Office They are all
printed the best paper, and with new and large sized
script type. Those already issded are
Complaint Promssory Note, against all the Parties
Complaint Promissory Note, against EndorSer;
Summons for Money Demand on Contract for Payment
of Money;
Summons for Relief
OF other Blanks we have issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Quit lain Deeds.
In addition to the above we have printed complete
set of Bounty Land Claim Blanks, arranged to meet
every class of applicants under the Act of Congress,
pssead at the last session.
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Land Agency.
WIN. p. MURRAY, Land Agent
Third, near Jackson Street.
III AS large facilities for the proper and adv
III location of Land, by warrant or otherwise
WINONA LAND OFFICE.
w. p Murray has just received copies of the very
plats Of land received at the Winona Land Office which
may be at his Office.
st. Paul, May 10, 1855. -t May IL dim
FOR SALE.
1NlE spacious buildings and premises Fifth street,
l. the site of the SIntoIane House. The buildings
are new, and offer great inducements to any wishing
to go into the Foundry other manufacturing business
as they were built for that purpose Inquire cf
st. Paul, Oct. 25, 1S54-n F. l. J. B. GILMAN.
NSfvr
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EN- Fork.

NEW YORK ADVERTlSEMENTS
From the Newspaper Agency Of 8. M. PceiendI 4
Co., ll9 Nassau ST., N. Y. and 10 81. Thomas
street, Boston. --r ss .4t.ffg..
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DeSOtO House.

GALENA, I'LL.
JOHN c. PARKS, Proprietor.
Late of Virginia Hotel, 81. Louis
TnNIIIS HOUSE is now finished, furnished and ready
IL for the reception of company. 1t il the largest
House in the North West-was built for a first-class
House, and has all the convenences of the best
Houses. .-.,.t q. Sd ..
The rooms large and elegantly furnished. Trav-
eers visiting Galsna will find at the DeSotO pleasant
sind agreeable home. ....l..,
Galena, April 10, 1855. s.... .a-U. ,Apd2m
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B e q d s . ..s.
OF Every Description,
FOR SALE BY .ElF u -
II. P. BROWN, .... ........
= 1876 Pearl-st., N. York.
iMVING HOUSE.

TTyHIS popular and we-known establishment hiss 70.
Gently undergone thorough alterations meet the
present change now occurring In the hotel system Ii
will reopen on Monday, May 81, on the European and
American plan combined, with the same eleaan, Din
Rooms a. heretofore; with Table dHote In Ladies
Ordinary, which will be thrown open to the publ.
rom Chambers street and Broadway eatrancea.' Il i
expected the Hotel will meet with the usual favor from
the public; also from families and permanent boarder
as every attention will be paid 70 guests at moderat
charges. The Irving House has been newly furaishe
added The whole to be conducted by NJ. wiiIIAf
H. BURROUGHS, who il well known for his skim On
gentlemany department, which Of itself 10 suaraate
separately, and prices governed ACCORDING to sse an
ocation. NAV 90 dlvr
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City Lots !


TTNHE undersigned will sell few lots wish
to build for themselves, residences upon favorable
terms. aP21dtf CHAS. H. CAKES.
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NEW oRLEANs--Messrs. BROWN, JOHNSON 4 CT
Bankers.
VItKsBuRGn- -dessrs. BROWN JOHNSON, Bankers.
March g. dAwtf
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teeulv and faithfully depicted. On the meeting with the
Queen and Duchess another opportunity was af-
fo,5e5 for the display Of the same powers; aaf
VI. coru,ereitcd tears and trcacherous play Of eye,
.rd oily unctuousness o. manner and the assume
sopc,v with which he speaks to TIE Queens blessing
:. linen would have done honor to the most con-
sur mate Jesuit Of the day. Mr. Davenport looks
with periect correctness more and restless and
excited IN The eageness TO hurry over every obstacle
10 bis ambitious will, but amid all the excitement he
prosolvos tle iron mask OF di.sembance. In the
scene with Buckingham when, bis services being So
cured tic devil breaks forth with uproarous JOY, Mr.
Davenport did not strive in vain to deliver with power
and passion the celebrated passage
Nose BY S. Paul, the work goes brayely on :"
The audience felt and rewarded the effort In the
cool vilainy with which Richard throws of Lady
Anne, Mr.. Davenport gives perfect idea Of his cruel
heartessness; as he does also of his snskish erfu
ness in accepting with frequent hesitation and -hum-
ity, the proflered crown.
But Mr.. Davenport real triumph was in the scene
While Trre il in the tower numbering the babes In
tie rendering Of the beautiful passage in which,
subdued for a moment by the and silence around
and the feeling Of the fell deed that was gong on IN
side he soens while the thought Of how horribly his
tory will hereafter picture him, and that OF thai mo-
men. there was no. hand on earth TO drop flower
upon his grave stole remorsefuy over his conscience
there was a thrilling pa,hos in Mr.. DavenporS AIR
and voice and look which clothed the picture with
beautiful poesy and deeply stirred the audience heart
On the whole we think Mr.. Davenport personation
Of Richard the lid, though it contains some bem-
shes is still full of many beauties, which justly ent-
tie his very noble effort to the gratitude Of every true
lover Of Shakcspcre
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BOARD OF COVNCILMEN.

FRIDAY, May Is, lsj5-Pyesent: ID. ID. CosoYER,
Esd, President in the Chair, and AZ members.
Third RcadiHgs.-Of Committee on salaries, III IA
yor Of increasing the salary of the Commissioner OF
Streets and Lamps from 81 500 to $4,000 per annum
Laid on the table, but subsequently taken up aud
adopted 80 to L.
of Committee on Fire Department, in favor Of pur-
chasing a LOT for the use OF Engine Company No. 10
near their present location; in favor of purchasing lot
tle rse of Hose Company No. 4; in favor OF ask
inc prou osals TO build house for Engine Company No
81; IN favor Of amending report Of Board OF Alder
men 10 organize James Neary and Others "a nose
Ccuparv All adopted, each by Voie similar to the
iit above.
OF Committee on Markets, in favor Of constructing
n oro-siory iron market in Thirtyfourh-,i, between
First and Socond-avs. Adopted by vote similar to
the hIst above.
Resolution in favor Of paying detailed policemen
s6GO rer annum from lsi January, 1853, aud suspend
vote similar to the first above, except that Mr. Mathcr
voted in tie negative.
Coamunicafions-F From his Honor the Mayor, with
veto on resolution TO terms on letting Staten Island
Ferry. Usual course.
From Controller, with Seml-Annunl Statement OF
Auditor Ordered TO be printed.
From the Representatives OF the New-lork Fire De-
partment requesting the Common Council not to en-
iertain applications from members Of the Department
for relief for injury while in the discharge OF their
dutv but 10 refer them to the Trustees of the Fire De
uortmcnt Fund Which fund is held for the purpose Of
relieving such parties when deserving. To Committee
on Fire Department.
Several reports were received and referred to the
Committee Of the Whole and other little business
done when the Board adjourned to Monday
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

This Board met yesterday afternoon in the Mayors
Office for the purpose of trying the policemen OF var
Gus Wards on charges of violation of the Rules and
Regulations and derelcton Of duty. The case OF
Thomas Cunningham Of tie Eighth District charged
with intoxication and unbecoming conduct IN NAL
treating one Henry Davis cooredl on the Goth March
was first called.
Edward Roberts lcolorcdl testified that he was pre-
sent on the OCCASION and that Cunningham was per-
fecily sober. Two or three policemen who were pre-
cent the occasion testified TO the excited condition
of Mr.. Cunningham, and stated that they considered
him intoxicated.
Oihor witnesses testified as TO the excited state OF
Cunningham, bat they did not consider him iniox-
Gated. He was irving to push two or three coored
BOYS out of the StatOn-H House. Decision reserved.
The case of Capt. Ditchett was resumed, and the
testimony Of stephen Cram, D0orman In the Fourth
Ward Staton-iouse taken.-Wltness was present on
tie occasion ofJudge Bogart coming TO the Station
House to discharge prisoner named Meckerell. HIS
testimony did not vary from that heretofore taken
before the Commissioners and already published
Witness testified to tie magistrate being under the H.
huercc of liquor
Several afhdevts were taken in this case designed
fer use on future hearing of the matter. The Com
missioneTs then adjourned.
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THE WAR.
unpkant.

CRITICAL POSITION OF THE ALLIES.
Tie position Of the allied forces in the chmea Is
exciting the grsyest anxiety and apprehession at
home Notwithstanding the increasing proximity OF
the batteries Of the bcsiege and the fact that many
important portions Of the Russian works have been
partially destroyed the bombardmeni, eyea according
to Lord Raglan himself has not produced the resrts
which were anticipated. There has bsen ne ground
for on assault as yet. 1t is evident, indeed that the
place il not thus to fall and according to the latest sc-
counts the bonbardme1t had either been Suspended,
or vas proceeding at very slack rate Immense
Russian resaforeeenis respOkenof as towering near
Sevnstopcl, ready TO throw tbemselyes at any ume
along the whole line Of allied operations. II DC
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THE STATE OF EURO Pc.

Prom Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Friday, May 4, 1855.
On Saturday last one Pianori, Roman resid-
ing at Paris, by trade shoemaker, deliberately
fred pistol upon the French Emperor and
missed him. II was political assassination
which was attempted-no personal revenge, no
religions fanaticism being mixed up with the az
fair Pianori is evidently man of the stamp OF
Harmodius and Aristogeiton, ofTimoleon, OF Bru-
tus and Of Libeny You will remember that a
Freuchman shot at the Duke of Wellington in 1918
wbenh was entering Paris; thatNapoleOn IN his
will left him a legacy that this legacy has actu-
ally been paid to him by Napoleon III; and that
the man still lives at Brussels aud is likewise by
trade shoemaker. But Napoleon has differ
ent measure for the same act if it is done against
himself The English press, aware OF the inter-
ests which are connected with the life OF the
Emperor, are of course Mortified at the attempt.
TIL, London Times patronizes assassination only
when II is carried on by Wholesale, as for ln-
stance by Louis Bonaparte, aud despises and de-
rounces the retail trade. Still all England was
frightened by being reminded of the possibility
Of Nspoleon's sudden death. The Emperor oil
France is now the Lord Protector of England,
and the bulk Of the people hating the French
iust as the bulk Of the Americans hate England
like Napoleon who has degraded the French
and masters them with an iron rod.
The Emperor has at last finally given up his
visit 20 the Crnea-the campaign being IRE
trieyably lost. Sevastopol has held out against
the bombardment with scarcely any injury, and
the prospects of the allied army grow desperate.
You nay in future head your articles on any az
rival Of European news with The AHglo- French
amy not ret taken, instead of SerGsioPol not yet
taken. Accordingly We hear again of q reassem-
bling # the Vienna Conferences, of Prussian
mediation, and of peace dishonorable 10 En-
gland and France. Napoleon's lease OF power
csnroi be Of long duration. He il European
Santa Anna, and his prestige is fading.
ON Friday last the House of Commons was
thrown into tremendous agitation. All the
obbers rushed upon Layard snd denounced MN
for having made false statements about jobbery
and patronage in the army. Out of four cases
which the Member for Aylesbury had mentioned
two were shown TO be incorrect, and though II
looked rather suspicious that it was just the
son Of Lord Hsrdinge, Commander-ih-Ohie i
who got Captaincy without purchase ana lis
son-in-law who was promoted TO Coloneicy-
still il was proved to general satisfaction that
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
FRIDAY, May is-Ad. BArkrr, President, in the


FRIDAY, May ls-Ald. BARKIT, President, in the
chair.
Petitions rejcrre9-Of Treadgvcll, Ackcr & Co. and
653 others ugains. the Of Castle Garden and Bn.
tory as a landng-place for immigrants.
Castle GardeR-By. Aid. BR0wS:
1eyeGs II having been reported tat H. X COnkn Che les
see Of Castle Garden having Transferred the seid lease the
Commissioner of EmgTaion without he consent Of the Con
oer Of the Common Council Is required BY the c)rdtion
Of said lease, therefore,
transactions have bccn made relation t. said lease and the
nigh, said Conkn transfer the Ao The rgl OF the
CITY the Battery ground under water in front OF IT, aud
the Of It's 20 dispose Of grant ne same 70 any
person and for what purpose Also 10 report what covenants
IreeIsa Of he Battery and grounds dacent 20 T. A 70
rpoI the right Of any person 70 bd piers in front OF the
Bettfry. Adopted.
Reports Concprred u,-Appropnating $4,000 for
the New-Yoik Juvenile Asylum. To inward the con-
tract fOT plumbing of the Union Market to Enevar
Co for 5000. To appropriate $500 to The Wilson In
.usiTia School To confirm the award Of contract for
building the Ninth Ward Iiouse, and for the
plumbing of Engine-lIouse No 10. To grant Theo-
dorc Moulton $50 for injuries TO his horse.
Edri9ec-a. Jail.-The Board adopted q report
recommending suitable repairs TO the County jan a9d
referring the subject to the other Board.
Fire Dc9arfmcnt-A communication was received
from The President and Secretary in relation to fire
department matters, ard requesting the Common
Council not 10 entertain applications for or grant do
nations to any member Of the department who may
represent himself injured in the discharge OF his duty,
but that in all they requested to refer such
applications to the Trustees of the Fire Department
Fund ordered to be printed.
The Board adjourned TO Monday.
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MILITARY.

PARADE OF THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
The Eleventh Regiment attached TO the Fourth
Brigade Firsi Division New-iork State Militia unae'
command Of Colonel Van Buren, made Their spring
parade Yesterday. Ia the afternoon The various com
panes comprising the regiment assembled IN WASH
ingion Parade Ground where they were reviewed oy
the Colonel after which they made short parade ana
were dismissed about o'clock. This regiment 4
composed of the following companies; NeW-ioTk
Lancers Irish, Capt. Clancy; Continental Guard
iAmericanl, Capt. Helm; City Guard lAm'Fcan'
Capt. Ferris; Irish American Guard IRISH, Capt
Brady; Washington Guard, .Germsn Capt oppen-
hcimer; Montgomery Guard Irish, Capt. Murphy
Union Rifles German, Capt. Bonner Chy KINGS
German, Capt. Sanger.
This regiment rather snowy upon parade the uni
forms OF the various companies being different
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MoKE FOREIGN ESLIsTSG-Oficers Nevins ana
Helms arrested yesterday, on board the steamboat
Worcester bound for Boston, John b. Pettinger, on
charge Of ensting soldiers for the British service II
the Crimea He was committed in default OF sliOOo
bail.
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-10

BOerou-Cd 2d, sch Bay State, Sherwood, New York
CID 81 ship Champaign Reed, Havana; bark Jane Doten
ersey Bath load for West Indias; schs Marie and
Henry WaIdoooro.
Ar 18th, ship Kate Swanton, Reed New Orleans: schs
Rochester, and Arno Augusta Director and James, Bath
Ga bark lido kimba Ingrahan, Valparaiso schs Odd
Fellow, Richmond; Pennsylvania, Augusta.
Ar 9Th, Convoy, and Concern, Bath.
Holmes EoIc-Ar ID, sch Coquette, Bennett, Phla-
delphia for Bath
New OrIeanS-Adv American, Seavey, for Boston,
large part cargo engaged.
CHI 25th, ship Harwood, Andres, Liverpool
Ar 26th ship Mattapan Collier Bath via Apalaci-
cola.
Ar 9th sch America, Chase Wilmington NC.
lowed to 21st, ships Meridian; 22d. VIM Kent,
Mulhouse.
Adv ship Linda for Liverpool, wig 500 bales.
CID 9th, ships Desdemonia, Farnham, Cadz: Andover.
Berry New York; brig Rolling Wave, Rogers, Vera Cruz
CharIesion-Cld LIST, brig Onward, Tibbets, Boston.
Ba!timore-Cld Sd, brig Delaware, Harding, Charles
PhiIadelpiia-Cld 81, bark Selah, Atkins, Boston,
M0bilc-Ar Goth, bark ANGELA Brewer, Ulmer Boston
Key WeSt-Ar I'D, brig Horatio, of Thomaston
RicIimond-sld 2sth, sch Redondo, Wiley, Chick
ahomny and Rockland
New York-Cld LIST, ship Woodcock, Black London
brig J ii Kent, Reed, Jacksonville.
Ar ID bark Phiah, Spoford Newcastle +, via Rockland
Sid d. ship Woodcock, and anchored at the W Spit
Ar 4h, sch Bunganuc, Fletcher, Bath; 4th Henrietta
Gardiner.
ROckIand-Ar Sd, sch Onatavia, Simonton Bath
New Bedford-Sld Sd, sch America, Baker Gardner