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-- #' ' t ■* r S.lV.lN:YJIJx HEP US LICAJi*. J HM.DEK1CK £. FELL. ■ tlTf rmxt**. Jilif r»JM SS-*t»i'.Tni< v;«—fin iXXtM, »»T4H>.rtT Aouxe*. . »'■>'* «««f- *»'•» ACigrttsen-mf apprar fn lent, /fflVrt—uru! step! by iitib r, inly. (X TES'FFOhKICpr XEH'S. . From the N< V. Cummercfs'.-AdvcrtUcr, Sth in-tf t .Our Boston correspondent lias obligingly '■’/f <nrarded to es din London Morning Cjtrof* - j /<■ of the 2d of October,-received by the brig Hucrlco, Luc-, 32 dtys frottiLoiitioii, - arrived a? that .pm*. By this paper we Jnam, ihf.t the cltr.Ubn for ldrd mayor-ofLondon had been warmly - carried on ior-three days, a>ii‘iv'as lift vet closed. On the 3d day, die polling, it is said, continued-with'J^eatfoletivity, aq$l at 3 o’clock, the gr-., s numbcvslwere declared as ^fallows:— For Alderman Bridges -1,474 Alderman Thorpe . . 1 i,276 AldmnaH Wood.'.-1,270 Loud'disapprobation and applause eor.rin- ucd for some. time. Bear Admiral the lion, H, Black wood, Bari, -has been * uppiffTitcd Commander in chit-fiii the Easi'judos, m tin- room of rear admiral sir 'Richard King, lwt. coming home. Lieut, l’rice ftiarkwootj to be liis j,' ting lictTcnant. And commodore tar Thom as 1 lardy, Bart, to be commander in chief on the coast of Soutjb America, intheroonv of romin'iddro Bowles, rt turning to f.fig- laitd from ill health.—Lieutenant T. Bour- cjiier to Irc'hi.s flag-Htirtenant. ’The i'aris Aiciutrur of the"28th of Scp- ' tcinbei- contains an Ordinance, repealing one of the 3d of A ugnsl-1 H! i. \\ htch sn-fuen Jeilthe exportation of grain. Mr. l'.irfju^ liar, governor general of thelsle^if France pas received from tiic king tf-e insignia of a commander of the royal order of the legion of l-or.or. The same.paper mentions, that a titmul sumlsscene took place, on the 27th ft the -royal museum.. The t re ad, which was im mense, was beginning to'tit-part, ylien'a cry of fire was raised near the c-ntran the grand gallery. The spectators,ife con, sequence hurried to get out, and several persons were thrown down and trampled Upon, many ladies lost their shawls and their ridii ules, a number oY persons were woun ded, but fortunately none of them seriously. - Tin- cry of fire is supposed to have been ■raised by thieves. .- German papers of the 04th r.f September .state that the plan of a constitution for the ’ kingdom of Wnrfomburg, as digested by the royal commissioners and those of the states, has "been'adapted'by the assembly, 'with some trivial modifications.' The German papers alto mention, that Hie queen of i’aic/.-n, under her incognito title of countess, of Gothland, and her sister tb extensive a «*nlc tv. possible, Sr.d the j cfomotion of parish' me; tittgs was strongly urged. The Cohslitulioimcl gives the foHow- ing article, dated 'from Genoa, the 10th ult:-— . ‘A Greek vessel has brought hither the important intcifigenre -that the Otlpman Porte, convinced of the perfidious designs of A li Pacha of Janina, and indignancat find ing itself compromised with - Russia who had guaranteed,diy the treaty* of- the 21 st Marc li, .800, the political' existence ofVar ga under the jurisdiction of a Waiwode chiefef the-fcur Cantons of the Tcrra-firma has suk pted a measure worthy of its policy, and its good faith. By a Katischorif, cti,ma ting fttml the Grand Scignor, -his sublime highnesslhas commissiotn-d Pacha Bey, a wealthy exile from Jar.tna, and several of ex-rtucejt of.St>ain, under the title of Coun tess dc Survicnets, nave smv vtd. :tt Brussels. The latter is •*tHKnlx>vk-a.t Antwerp in the spring, to join her inis 1 ' "id, Joseph Horia- patte, in the U, Stales c* America. Thcemncrorof R-.tstiia, it is said, was to be crowned king of Pbhndin the moiit/i o! October. The ceremony- was to takepiace in the city of MVrsiw- The Monthly Agricf.lttn-al i’,cr,ott,.iarec'. Middlesex-, Sept. 2Cih sits—With respect Co-aggregate products, t he present i« the jiiosi oleaiimi season whtch'has occurred ior, pstny years, not only in tiiis country, hut throughout Europe; inmo“tcf the corn countries of which the re is also a considera ble stock of old ivhet.i. Our last year’s "wheat considerably excels fri-quality the growfiicff the present; and,'in coarse, fetch- -C9 more-money* in tin* market. On the 10th of September, a diosl severe Worm took place at Parma, which caused great disasters. -The harvest of Maize and of winc was totally lies'.roved. The cel lars were inundated, and af! the wine in them lost. There has not beeai so terrible a storm there within the memory of matt. Advices from Portugal morion, that, on the 18th cf September, a government proc la.nation was issued, ordering a quar antine of 30 d tys on all-vessel* from Cadiz. Gibraltar, etc. French Stocks on the 2Sth September. Tive per cents, 71 f. 5c. London Sleeks, October 2.—Three jscr cent consuls, 69 s-S 7-8 3-4—con suls, for acct. 70 03 J «j—5 per cent Na- Ty 102 7-8 3-4 103—-Omnium 1 3-8 pre mium. wealthy exile from Jar.tna, the principal Pachas of Romehu to attack the rebel *.\li. The vassals of .-Vfi sre in vited io abandonhim; tsifemosquesand chur ches arc placed under an interdict, and a re ward is offered for his head. 'The Porte at the' saroelime guarantees# tlic safety of All’s th'-ce sons, -Mauctar, Veli, and Silik Pacha, provided they separate themselves from the cause of their father. The outrages against the Jevrs’st Coper,- hagen,''according to accounts from thencof- appear to have exceed those committed in any of the German cities. One unforut- mte J own s«45iufcvtl t? Till a C'drri&jJC stci.'A in ojSta day, and it is said he subsc- quently died of Lis wounds. The secreta ry of an advocate, who headed a mob that hrokc into-*he house af a jcWjtRnyJ'ffirew the furniture into the street, lias been condemn ed to imprisonment ar,:V labor for life. Se veral Jewish families have quitted Ham burgh, in consequence of the persecution again:: them in that city to establish them selves at A!torn: others; arc preparing to proceed to America. A private lectter from Frankfort, indie' Journal de-Paris, gives nearly the same ac count of the result of the conferences at Carlsbad, .particularly with regard to the intended tribunal's!. Maycnce, as appeared recently in the Gazette de France, with the addition, that this tribunal will be subject to •die influence of the great Powers, that it is to try Sandt,-and to decide upon the affair ofthe Prussian conspiracy. The new-con- ti re;* es at Vienna, were, it is now said, to commence yesterday, and it seems as if the wisest course tlic minister there can pursue wiii.be to annul what has-been agreed upon at Carlsbad. A Dutch mail arrived last night, with Pa pers to Wednesday iast. The following art- extracts:— Cofirnfiagrn, Sept. 21.—Towards night fall atestiil srennumerous .patrolcs, both of infantry and cavalry, parading liie streets, in order to maintain tranquility. Accor ding to our newspapers the Jews have been exposed to insult at Hc-llerod, Ncsland, Vordingbefg, Stc, as well as at. Gdcnser.— The persons who have been guilty of thcrej excesses "Were almost every Where of vall b tltclowest cla's. The police could not at nrsi enecK inrse disorders, nut tlicaiost res pectable citizens united and restored tran quility. Next Sunday, cs we learn, sermons are to be pv . ached in all the clmrches of this ooiitrv, recointncntitng toleration towards the Jews. VHDM OVtt CaRRT.SPONDP.NTS’ Offict rfthc-N. V. Tfov. 8—1 r.et. The British packet Princess Elizabeth, sailed this day, for Falmouth,„■ direct A messenger, with despatches,- arrived here y zsterriay morning, which went out in the packet. frilly explained to the entire satisfaction of yourself and the old board of direc-aivs, be fore toy .denarture from Baltimore” And the following vague answer of the president “The 800 dollars you speak ot a* having licen Applied to the overdrawing^ of Mr. George I Brown, and" which has never Sci’nvrrin, Sr fit. 17.—Here too placards have been posted up, threatening the Jews; but’bj edopting proper measures, all exces ses have hitherto been prevented, strong patroles traverse the streets in the cvc- I Limburg, Sent. 23.—It is affirmed the. his majesty the king of Saxony has granted to aU persons o* tiie Jewish religion, resid ing in his dominions, the right of citizens; though very urgent remonstrances a~aitist it have been presented by the shooUeepers. Tt Is thought many rich Jewish fami nes will be thus induced to settle in Saxo-' nt. •To the pol'rtcncss of James Buchar.art, esq. British consul, ty-eare Lndehtcd for tile following circulars tiriutter to Hit Mafdftj't Contu/s. y Fo e pro Office, Atftj. 13,1819. Sir—His royal highness tiie prince re gent has bt-cn'pleased by his order in coun cil'ofthe 28th day of May last, herein in closed, to sanction certain modifications ol the lams which regulate the colonial trady of Great Britain, so far as they afl'cet the island of Mauritius. It is therein provided that from the date of that order, British vessels arriving at the Maurktus from a country i/i an;ity witii his majesty, 4nd laden with the produce of such country, shall he admitted into the ports oi that colony, and he allowed to dispose of their cargofs, and to export to any such country the] produce of tlic Mauritius, t>r ract-chandup which ntay-havc been legally imported itio the said colony of Mauritius; and it is furfur provided -that vessels be longing to the subjects of any state which may uliow British vessels to trade in the manner described, shall be permitted to trade in like manner between the Mauritius and the ports ot such - state. .The regulations and restrictions under tvhich this reciprocal trade is sanctioned, are more particularly defined in the prince re gent’s older. J have already communicated this order to the ministers of foreign powers, resident at this court; but as a considerable time tnav :laple before bis royal highness’s govera- men; can receive information of the meas- ui esnliich foreign governments may think proji-rto adopt, witn reference to me said order,it has become necessary to frame some arrangements by which the governor of the Maurlius shall be enabled to give effect to hisruyu highness’s commands. That of ficer hat accordingly been instructed not to. admit Sly foreign vessel into the ports of the Matriiius; unless she lie provided with aceriifiene from his majesty’s consul resi dent at tie port where siie may have taken out iier llcarancc, stating that regulations, corresponding to the prfnce regent’s older d' the 28th of May, find been pro- muigatid by the government of the ceunuy where such consul may be resid ing. ! 1 hive therefore to convey to you the princircgeiU’j commands, that you do gov ern yfurself in-conformity with the insttuc- tionsjvkich his royal highness has thus com matted to be con veyed to the governor o tlic Mauritius, and that you will take all pro per steps to make this arrangement known totleautliuntiesof the place in wnich you are resident. lain, sir, your mbst obedient, humble scr- Casi-lxruaoJi. Junes cnq. Ms JMujttiy's Conan?, recorded, has probably : constituted the fond from, whichS6.^!9I-40 cts* of notes under five dollars have bten paid *n over the amount of notes rccoultd of the^same description*’* having appeared simultaneously in the public prints " of this xitv, it is deemed incumbent oniric.to .re move from the minds ofthe community the unfavorable i nnressions these observations were calculated to produce; more especially, as a further forbearance on mvpart might be considered a tacit assent to the justice and oVoprietv r o dranf^5n!>rae before the pub- lie; and miiffht induce aheliefthatl was who- Iv regardless of anv construction that preju dice, or a real misunderstanding of their purport mi^ht put on thenr. ^ , In a conversation with Mr. Hollinfrvorth, the “^resident. T red nested an c.rplanationof the letter \ndttcn bvcalling h»*i atten tion at the same to ^fr. Stetett’s declaration, that the transaction was satisfactorily, er- plained to himself and the olddioard of di rectors. He in answer informed me, that hr di<f not under*tarvl the Utter himself, and posilivefv'assured me that the exnlana- tion was neither made to him nor the direc tors. M.r. Sterott has since insisted \hat the explanation was made as stated in lib ■ not^. > Kdt hammer mvsclf any recollection of transactions with the Bank outofwhic.h such SL1KJAW. 1 Tic TIIUKSDAY EVENING, NOV. 18, 1819. We it: aUlWised to announce Jtuxtxn Crrsl leu, vs ;. as a candiilntefor ahlernmn tq^upply the t acanvy occasion*, d by tlicxc^gwu on of Ebcn. 8. Rees. ' The Philadelphia Daily Advertiser ofthe 9th inst. says=—The elegant ship Frauklin, captain Garvvin, sailed yeslcnlay rooming from this port, and is to' take in,2TO ti-oops with their cquipme.nts from Fort Milllin, to be stationed at St. Mary's. Other bodies ol troops arc in the act of tretisportotiou to this point. Daring Outrage! On Sunday evening last, (says the Charleston City Gaz. IGth inst.) a gentleman of respectability, white walking home with his lady, was attacked bv two ofthe city guard, and so inhuman ly beaten as to endanger his hie. This is but one ofthe many outrages committed up on peaceable citizens, by our nominal pro tectors, the city guard. The principal ac tor in this unwarrantable assault "living been committed to-prison, we tot-bear to re mark further, hoping mat t.te otlcuueuiaws of the country will inihet ilia, justice wnich the offence merits. There wereAxpoited iroin New-Orleanf fi-om the 1st to the JtHii Sep.. 1332 buitsoi remarks could arise. T am coumclled to cot ton—5,9 liaies went dueet to Europe, Corn Exchange, Oct. 1.—Owing to the prevalence of contrary wfudi, we hayh had r.o fresh arrivals since Monday, still that days supply Has been more than adequate -Tothe demand, in asntnehas a considerable quantity of wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, remained undisposed of at the con- 'clusion of V.’ednesdav’s market, for which Tit ere were hut few buyers this morning, and sales were heavy st .Monday’s prices. Fine hurley is now in demand, and what few samples appeared to-day went, off free ly, at an advance of Is. per quarter.— In beans, and peas, an J oats, there is no al teration. I.ovdox, Oct. 2. Yesterday Baron Bulow Charge d\tf~- ^fairrs of this majesty the king of Prussia, jointly with Mr. X. M. Rothschild, and ac- co npanicdby_Mrv Bonifet, Notary Public, ■cancelled an4 deposited in the bank of Eng land, the amount ,of seventy-seven thous and five hundred potnuls sterling, in spe cial bonds of the Prussian loan, negotiated l>y Mr. X. M. Rothschild, in Ixmdoji, be- ingthe otltcr half of the sum fixed for the redemption of bonds jn the first ycaf, and also the saving of the interest on the -£75,000 redeemed on die 1st of April last. Mancheetet d*rr?^fisnLast ntghua tnc itog of tlie inhabkanta of the Borough /took place at the Three Tuns Irin. 'fiigb- fttreet'jir R. Wilson in the chair,'to adopt 'dfelay is fraught with ex treme hazard, and — *—- — - fivit esiwi'in -v tki. •-* •(« ai*an*inc4«nM L proper measures for carrying the resolu tions at-the lategeneralmceti^tinWi effect. The choirmririj CC.CU ,.»! uu-.irciii;cci o. reacnmgtne . V™"/ ^non hating allowed hu squad- u-v must inevital.lv have a’d.perish- T 0 ”, t0 to cnllze > ^ A^et i-idential!v, one of tlic large luggers ^- d wade t.retr apj.Carance and were actu- * — , fy a»ly blockading the Island, in order to inter- cept the troops expected front Ireland.— The admiral sent me a liccltcra to advise me ofthts ciicuinstance, and I immediately sent a fast sailing vessel to cruize befwcen this and Tobago,to suppress all vessels coming that way rnd to order them into the Gttlph to join the British troops in Math mi—and I trust we shall be in time to save main- of them fior'tognr, Se/if. 78.—On Sunday last a brig from Rouen, bound to St. Petersburg!!, tunning before the wind, jibbed; and on coming to the wind she was upset by the violence of the squall, and of 24 persons on board, only 12 were saved. The captain, mate, and others, ih number 12 in all, in cluding a young woman of 18 years,gotintoa srfiall boat, which hung over tiie stern, and rut her adrift just as the brig went down; thev had only one oar, but made a sail ol the girl’s petticoat, and ran Tor tlic land near Etaplcs, every moment halfswatr.ped; ft hid they effected not their object of reaoh'mgtiie coast, the ed; prov was in sight, and bore up immediately, took them »n board, laiided them at this place. Hudropb05.-0.—Dr. Pincard has publish ed, in the last number of the medical and physical Journal, a remedy to lie used in Cases of apprehended hy irophobbia; tlic principle of which is, Decomposition of the wounded flesh by tiie application oT some of of the concentrated acids, in preference to the ufec of the knife.. The doctor gives the r.reference to oil of viterol as more easily attainable than the oxymuriatic, which how*- ever, he esteems tiie best of all. Nitric and muriatic acid, though not so good, he considers assufficiciit for almost ail cases. The following is . the mode in which tiie acid is to be anplied:—Defend the neigh boring parts to that bitten with whiting or scraped chalk, first made into putty-like con sistence with sweet oil. Having now fenc ed round the tom or bitten parts, .nstanllv apply the acid in its undiluted state.and keep h there as long as it may be judged safe; anAimmediatclv after apply spritsdt wine, brandy,.rum, or gin; hut prefer ether to all these. Opiates should he moderately ex hibited. But, looking to process, “one fact of high importance may,be remarked in the case of Mr. Hubbard, tiiat the disease su pervened, notwithstanding the free appli cation of caustic to the wound, within" less than twcnty.fout-- hours after it was inflic ted; whence it appears that each moment of Tit tlic.- pa tic’.tia s of the i-ccent success of the Pat.iots The editor of tiie Patriot has been favored with the foliatviag letter from a very intclli gent source; daltd Trinidid, Oct. 1, 1819. 1 have the happiness to enclose to you the Bulletins No. 3, 4, and 5, from the army of general Bolivar, in New-Grenada, by which you will find that lie has beaten altd taken prisoners the whole of the Spanish forces p posed to him in these highly important provinces. <>y which the emancipation ofthe new world is insured beyond a doubt. The general says lie lias found upwards of one million -oi’ money in the mint, and that the property o 1 ' government and of in dividuals connected -therewith is enormous. Some aefcomits state tb*: treasure at 31,900,00b. The stores are filled wim cve- ty requisite to equip a Iarg<? ot my, and no doubt, Bolivar will quicken his march upon Venezuela i-p titling things in order in the provinces. The plan for the ensuing cam paign is tu unite ell the troops and make a dash upon Morilio, who its said, is in Vene zuela. bewildered. It is computed, that the patriot forces will exceed 13,000 men, ex clusive of any troops that Bolivar may bring down with him. English's British legion are in our . r.t-'.ghborhod at Matumi, and. by- letters of tiie i 6th inst. harm Margaietta, 1 learn that nearly 1000 men of Devercux’s expedition bad arrived there, but in conse- leave the question of hrolanation to be set tied bv the gentlemen who have thus used my name, and rest the defence of my inthg- ritv on mv own asseverations; as anv attempt to elucidate allusions, the grounds of which are not in nv» possession, and about which there is a contradictory understanding be tween the parties themselves, would lie fruit less. . The ambiguous import ot these letters, and the inexplicablemannc-r in which t cv have anocared, leave me therefore the onlv alternative of declaring, as I d.o most so lemnly, that I have never obtained a dis count at tlic r.itv bank without the know- edge and assent of the proper authorit v;that I have had no transaction with' the Bank or any of its officers, which will not hear the most inquisitorial investigation, and that I have had no participation tn any arrange ment rebating to the “ova rdrawings” men tioned in the letters bf the nrcsident and late cashier. Geo. I. Shown. Halt. -9:h .Vox-. 1819. Gr onr.ETOwv, (n. c.)Xov 8. The District /tanks.—The charters of the banks in the District of Columbia will eypu-e on the first of January, 18-21, ex cept that of the hank of Columbia. It is cer tain that these several charters will not be renewed bv congress; even iftiie stockhol ders were to request it. But,.it is believed that the stockholders themselves, have no. Such wish. AVImt, then, wifi or ought to be done on the subject? These questions Were present' d to the consideration ofthe banks last winter. The prevailing idea was that the number, but not the capital, of the banks should-be redtlced: and that this might be most readily effected hv consolidating several hanks into one: so as to have “wobanks in each city and town in the District. But the accomplishment of tiiis object, feasible, as it appeared, was con sidered to tic full of difficulties. I he bank had not, all, the same opinion of the valneof. tlicir stock, or ofthe security bf their loans: and, ir> short, various objections were raised. The consequence was, if we are rightly in formed, that the banks did not fully agree oti any plan. In tiiis state of affairs, the chairman of the committee on tiie district of Columbia, in the house ol representatives, brought in a hill regulating the banks in the district, founded oe the idea above mentioned. The attention of congress, however was so milch occupied si ith ether matters, that the .bill was not definitively acted ujvoft. _ . The near approach ofthe ensuing session ofcongress has again called the public atten tion to the subject. Whatever course is to. lit- pursued will probably be then determined. And, indeed, that the necessary time-may be allowed for preparing to carry it into effect, it oug’it not to be longer delayed.—Messen ger. and 803 coastwise. There were snipped ip the same tune 768 hhds. ol Tobacco, A, of which except 281, was smppeu to foreign ports. From official documents laid on the table of the British-House ot Commons, it ap pears that in tlic Iasi seven years tutu a quar ter, there had been imported in that tunc into Great-Bntain, hbi.ap stuefs to die a- mount of one hundred and seventy-eight miUions^lve hundred and seventy-futo thou sand, two hundred und JiJly-Jour dollars, amety-ninc cents!! Tlic governor of Ohio hits appointed the 25th of Nov. inst. as a day of uianicsgiviug to Almighty God, for the blessings they have received from his ^.rovtdenoe. that in every instance the sovereign preven tive, a complete ex cision of the pail or the most pbrfect.destriictton by acid caustic, or the actual cau te£, sfroutd be effected assp ce- irom falling into the handsof the Spaniards. A change has lateiv taken place in the ad ministration, See. in Angostura.—\rismcn- di has heeficlected vice president; Marino, to the vemmand of the army in Cmnaua, and Jolly to the active conducting of the marine operations. Letters speak highly ef the activity of Arismendi, and the great im provements already made in the state of af fairs in Guyana. Zen, though out of office, lends him g hand in the d * pnlch of the of fice cqitcerns. A large sum of money (400,coo) was momently expected down at Angostura. I am sorer to tell you that it has been un commonly sickly here la‘ely. We have lost col. El font, Prinsept, IV’insIup, Trew- sen, and many others: it has also taken off the poor man. and his wife and son, who went from Philadelphia with Aldei» m, with the parent guns. IVomthe Balt. AtiK-rican, 10th instant. ‘TO THE PUBLIC. A letter under date of the 24th Oct. from the lute cashier of the city bank to the Presi- deht, & which iajbiuid the following para graph— 1 pr&jjcme that tiie smhll notes lied by Mr. Bealman to se- :e l Browti’s oyerdrawings ■which were ai cure Mr. Geoi We understand tha* Bainbrkl^e has been appointed to the command ofthe Co- hnnbus, ship of the line, fitting at this navy yard; rapt. Elton to be acting captain, and lient. Fincli the first lieutenant. The Co- lurahus will be ready for sea in three or four weeks.—-.Vb/. Intel. 10thinst DAY OF THJ.YKYCrlVLYVr In Council, Suvaiuiah y J\ r ov. 15, 1S19, Whereas* it hath pleased -\laii;<uty (iod to e v tend the blessings of his mercilul Frovidcr.ee tc this city, ia preserving t!ie U\es, and rcstori rt;to health its inhuhitatUs—And whereas, the Oily .Council, sensible ofthe blessiiyfSg and grauiul to Almighty Cod for his conti . ;ed mercies ha"© determined that a day should be set apart “for PUAYfcR and T1IAXKS^I\ INU:—lie and it is hereby -ordained, that 77. nmlttu, the 25th AV- vamher inst. he a day set apart Wa day of nvmu- atiox, ihiateII^ and thanksgiving. And be at. flirtIrer resolved, 't hat the ditrerent Clergymen of this city be requested to join in Divine Service, on that day—and, it is also requested, that the citi zens ofthiseky do abstain from daily avocation* on the tibovc day. Aitd be it further resolved, That -these resolu tions be published. Extract from the minutes. D. H. u jr. r. it, rtcfinr? elerb. MjVUKIED—In Uxbrdse, (Mass.) .Mr. h’ >rAi.. S-ibley, me chant, of Augusta, to M ss l.rcRT.Ti.% Cah rt«, of the tonne place. {£jr friends rjid aequamtancc ot the 3at« Mr. 3f. 1*. tV.ii r. , (of the fi m of White, flutter & Ketch ur.) and ofST*. D. 11. ?«’ichoo1s, are res pectfully nv ted to attend die i me a! or the a>)tC liiev, to-morrow mom ny, at 9 o’clock, from tlic house of M s. Platt, Raplist Church Square, u' tte- o:it fiuthyr nvitat on. DIED—On die 5th insr. Willi tv F»x ajfed 4 months, the only child oi John B. MiU.% -f this ertv. ——, in this city, m the 13tb inst Mr. Aleh- AMir.n Pratt, aprd 49, a native of Nassau, (x. r.^ but frr the last tjftem years u mspcc.tuble citizen of Georgia. He has left a wife and six child** n to mourn the loss of an affectionate husband and father. SHIP NEWS. The squadron under the orders of com. Morris, we learn, will go to sea from Hamp-’ ton Roads this day.—.Vorfolk Beacon, 9th. .Auction Duties.-?-The duties paid into the state treasury, by the seven commission cd auctioneers ot Philadelphia, far the quar ter ending on the 30th of Sept, amount to SI 1,185 88 cents.—J’hilad. .dm. 9thins:, Pour.iir.F.r.psiE, (n. v.) Oet. 20 Evidence of Hurd Times!—Durina: the sitting of the court of common pleas, in this village, iast week, John Dairiey was ar raigned for horse-stealing, and plead guilty; he said lie stole the horse for the purpose of goitt. to .the suite prison; his reasons were that the times were so hard that he could get no work, and could hit upon no other plan so ready and certain to provide him with a home and steady employment. He is a strong and hcajthv young man; and was, to his great gratification, sentenced to the state prison for eight years. The York -(Penn.) Gazette says, that Mr. Cooper Oram, a tailor in that town, has failed for “about eight}--four thousand dol lars.” - The Mayor’s Court Is 'adjoumol toT. idav. 10 o’clock >. x.dfi ali jurors,-stiitors and witnesses will be fol..,-n/Uirta* - nivuiicupf Ti T T L <«tosactiao wps] ^ POUT OF SAVANNAH. ABRIVT.r*, Schr Fanny, Davis, Ncw-Yo k, 12 <lnys, to J. LatliTop '6c Co. consignees; w tii an aasorted ca*- pfo, to A. Comstock, J. fteu, Greene k f. jiptt, Hall !l IFh1, Nicholks 6c Neff, i-ar*>ch<r & Wat son, W.T. M ill Mbs, lllanclurtl, Hrothers a»i<i Co. S. Sa nsfiTKMj, A. B. Faimm k Co. XV. S. GileU & (io. A. G. M iler, C. & W, Perk, J. Muir, A. G. Semmcs, I‘. Stanton, Geo. Itelph, M . Meeting A. Moq-fcn. L. IMbnau, Sturgc s aurf Dtt'Toufcte* J. E«flh op & Co. J. II. rV?Aer, K. H. M’elrnan, G. F. 6c O Palmrs, Johnston tc Hills, T.awrt-uce tc Thompson, .1. Lew s and t he ikrwte.-. Pa*«e:igrrr^ Mesa’s. F. W. Smifforii, XV. Carpenter, C. Nov e.s, A. Comstock, W. Jcnk'ns, E.. Ivors, H. rMpfe, Fdmore, L. Lvws, 1/ hintp nentt, V. Wh-tc, and R. Dyer, who return tjio'r thanks to capt. Davis forliis politeness andattent on to them during- the passage. OfT* No alcarances tlih forenoon. CH ARLESTON, Nov. 16.—A Tired, brig- Ame lia, Monro, 6 days from New-Orfik ; sc!r Miy Ann, Hatch,Dro^idencc, R. I 11 days ; scl»r Re- ,^iilar, M^ilfncnny, 'Wilmington, N C 1 day ; srb.r Sea Ffower, Rutler, Rath, Ma ne, 16 days ; sch** SS*ome, Shive.ick, Falmouth, M;iss. 16 davs from Newport. Cleared, ship President, Allen, New-York. BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.—Arrived, schr CfVk, Cock, 12 dnys f.om St. Thomas vvitii yigirr. Lef:,schr Col George Armistead, forB *L t'more in 10 days; El ztfw Barb i»e,.do ; rir 4 da;,*s; sclu* Horat»o, Haltett, Phd.wWpJii.t, 5 or 6; inde pendence, Hamilton, Baltimore, in 2. Cleared, brg Stapleton, Stansbury, Havana; schr Lapwing, St. Ba ts. PHILADELPHIA* Nov. 9.—Arrived, sclrr Ca- tlMrine, No- ton, Boston 7 days.. Cleared, brig Venus, Evans,’ Braz’ls. TRO>T OCR CORnMrOKIUtVTS.-- Yojfk, Gazette Office, •A'btf. S, 1, P. Jf _ Ar- ivefl, schr Eliza^Jane, Pfttson, 3 ■days f oA Fredericksburg; sch^ Factor Kc ghU Richmbndj anti 48 hours from the .Roads; scJir Francis, C? 1 ), 4 days from Philadelphia.. " ’ *-* r ' " * . ffofo te% Chet, U days frolh St.' Ml
