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■^FHEDMHLOKeS. 'FELL, •"ifiW*f*<StWi:. ,;>.-' ^ ——— ,T A.XK cciV~*4lT S6—r»: ArVjLXCS. &%yXll West tM>r%hf Mvr'rtisPnentr eppier in f'lAthphfees’-a.,rind sitpt by ruler, os/jv ,p> «:^ign'~iir~~ ,j: iTr-r''VT russss^ssa v\\tTrU.ys Current- Dec. 4, J S10. gets, o is 16 00 0 JO f^co. perl ■(sttree) TJccI'.'Vm I, peril! do '•it.itt*:-. !.% T'C III i Wax do 5 cts. 0 16 0 55 : WrtAh.Toft: 4thTp.AiW5 pcrtal- 1 o o.5 i 0 26 0 58- 0 15 0 65 (' 15 r so ‘.Castings, per lb "JcdFec, per lb Cotter,, islandTpcr ib do ' ifeiamV uo 4 .Cornier bushel, T)cer SJciPs p^r I1>- v ' J *-'ioiT i Ncrtjie^. pcpT>l Uo : Ai«jnfcia. • do ^-in lMb.-l.pcr-/sl 'Tlkv, Northern pvr"I00 lb Iron, bur, per cwt Lead. p'c lb card, per lb l.cat/icr, sole, p'“* lb. 'MoL*wes, per jr.i!!r>n, - Nail', wrought, pur lb do tut; -do Oil. Flurcm^.M^uahpcrdoz 7 do linseed, per grtttoii, 1 •* J do do 1 -do fish do ( * X*at*r, per biirhcl, (l 5S . Voider, (i)itptnt).per keg*, pepper, per lb vimeMo, do Pork, per LI ♦print*) 7>.tto Mess do 7iice, pt.rb.mdred I>> I'.iun. Jkivkuo, per £»!!««% ;’um, XVift'lwafd i-Juud; do ‘.'lilin, NVw-BnsWi do ■"Sait, Turk’* l$bnd, per bn be 1, 0 <■ I > • l ; eci *> >ol t;n» i;o do blovn, Salmon, So. 1, per 1)1 Shear Moulds, per lb Shot do Steel, < Sugar, brewir., per hundred lo '**- ud )>o while Havana, do Id 00 do I'd 1 CO 0 4S 1 00 4 30 U 03 0 18 l ~>5 V rJ 0i2 0 L*H u ~d 0 Id IK O'J 24 00 4 00 1 U5 0 0 SJ fio l< •> s do Ten, li\ m, p'-rlfi Tub:ic,.j manufacturin' :, vr Do leaf, do /Tallow, do 'Vine, Madeira, por.g-.tHor, JV < e, do 1 6;' n 15 U 05 0 ? 2 15 lV, per adfon. 6 1~ jt.ints of ma’ W, c/n England, till 1 .-am ■''ll Holland, m. fate*. On I’rovnler.er. (ij ,!: : ys, j v )i. lli^lmi. St) die. i, j On N’tc-Y.iik, 60 .la' -i, yl our ter* On l'li : .!aiVl|iliia. 6a.u>s I Or. Jlaltininre. CO 'lays j On Clmrlerl'.-rj sight; 1 ui-r rent. adv. STOCK. Sr-ne * 5I0. a i '.•■orgi;i, S1 ,; 7 par share lManter's Haul', S'-.i per share T-av-ar. Hank, S’e : ,r > i pai-. - , Marine a Fins Ins ' V: S'.' 4 lor Vo paid St ram boat,(no sal, s) F„!e lioat—(no sal.s) t.H:erlice Stivipition, (no sales.) Tr-JO 85 to ?8 -a S '.. apams'i itollars 1' percent, premium American t'olil, 1 [n-vta nt prcir.ii.et S»5 “5!“= 0 V8 1 55 o 65 U 30 U 40 -0 17 8 00 1 10 5 00 0 1.0 0 2.) 0 56 0 45 0 14 li 00 8 00 i rs I 55 o rs u on r 4o -o 2? o 40 4 55 1 10 0 90 0 5 0 65 V Sea 0 65 0 061 0 l'.i 54 ‘iu : 1 10 : 0 4j : 0 0l> ; 0 5(> : 5 00 1 50 0 45 eftpott-d C?.;tri?5i la the tor/agr «kftv ‘.'icf rice, .'com meal, 'ether- Kfr.dsi of jiro- _ ... irers'(beef, porkybutttay salt and pickled fish cicepted T ) and also of-live stock, horses and mules, and of hnober and s of all descriptions, in ves- •in amity v;ith Great'Brit-, i of twelve callender mofchs the' date of the present . hereby r3*ow any vessel laden with tffc above articles of previsions cf lumber the growth and produce ' of the State's of Juil'rica tc be imported, and her cargo admitted to an entry although such Missels -may Hot be Jtrnished with a register ot^tlearahce from the. port from whence they came, or with any other pa pers whatever, - except a general manifest 0f .tn'dr«Jpfhe tame time autf perhsit the etportations of any quantity of colonial prodticc in vessels of ail nations importing, any o f the said articles under the present proclamation, which however shall be subject to colonial duty as follows: Sine iivics per puncheon of rum; 5 do. cask .0/molasses; 2 do. Cut. of sugar; 3 do. c« t. oi coffee; 2 do. cwt. of cocoa: 4 do. cut. cotton. vrilflfet be tfatal isJ%W,but est strength ot light feta *0 thit of theicast lightll'the course vohttion'of the agipie atus. It first on 20th of Sept. last... I dUtanrx from Bird's Lkr.d ZipL The tonnage duty to be paid by foreign 2 pet in diameter: “The south point of West’s Island, S. W. J .west is, 10 miles. West’s island Ledge', S.-W. J W. 11 The north entrance of Quick’s Hole, S. W. by south, 25 miles. Wood's Hole, due S. 10 mile,. The entrance of Monument I'.ivcr, ENT } N. 7 J miles. Iltsl'i ““viand Led** Suo~' West’s Island Ledge is in Buzzard’s Bay, between five and six miles S. E. by E. h orn the New-fled ford light house, in from iour to four and a<half fathoms water. A large white buoy bus bean placed over the ledge. POSTO.V BAY. Blajrr's JiLuumtn'.t on IfutflVay Rork, Half-Way Hock is about ISO leet in di ameter, 40 feet high, and bold to; lying about v.-ay between Boston anil Tliachcr’s Island light houses, on which a pyrami- ca! monument has Been erected; the sloth work of which is 15 feet high, with a bast of 10 feet; above the stone work is a spin dle 15 feet high, on which is a copper Lull, GENERAL ORDERS—ARMY of Tow bd -ul London, Oct. 24. Slate of .Yeorcali—Octoiieu 21 Slides Eem. Under -tentcncc of Death 31 s Transpo: tatton for lift • .4 IS T)o. 14 vr t-s 2 ? Do. 7 vents ” 29 45 Imprisonment liri'Et'otiy rinri jVIi^ck'iucanois - 29 5 T> uikruftts £ 0 Athu.iraitv Prisoner - 2 0 For Tt rat :it Assize" 2 0 Insanitv a ! Prisoners for trial 160 33 Total, 368 2(>1 1C7 We navi It iron good authority, that the gentb mm in tlu Treasury have been called iipuntoniake apt heir port folios in rather an unusual way. "\\ e may, therefore lock with some conu.Lrce to the immediate re moval of mmisvrs—a chcumstance of the happiest onien tb this country.— Maniior. vessels to lie otic dollar per ton. By fits excellency’s command II. T. Bn.tv/, sec’ry. Thb'following extract of a letter fr'im Schenectady, regarding the late dcstrntivc fire in that city, has been handed to us by a respectable gentleman of this city, by .whom it tv as received. This terrible calamity fit's reduced that unfortunate place to extreme distress. Sixty nine dwelling houses are .id m htfe been- consumed—depriving at least r.i: eijtial number of families of their horn' i, just : ; r the commencement of the incle'nvticics of v. inter. There is do doubt that many perrons who, before this severe visita.iio:', wereinenmioi tabled rctiinstanccs, iuve lost '1 heir all, a':d in addition to tin- want of shelter, n.wSt experience, without the aid of public clnrity, the still severer ar- l.-asity of the want ofijre.id. Such an'appe:J to the .liberality ant! brnrvoience ofoviv lcl- iow ciiSw-ns f as n-ctT'cvn, and we truai never vv d* he, made in vain. It is a case of 'tronglv marked a cha'actcr, rs to leave no doubt or hesitation with regard to its real necessity, or the propriety cf extend ing relief Our own city has, in a remark- abledrgrrh, experienced, fora considera ble length of time, the protection of that, providerc-:', to whom we are indebted for all on: blessings. Thus favored ourselves, it would hr ungra/dui on 6ttr part to pass by the sufferings ofoi'.r fellow citizens whose distress is severe, cud •* f nante arc ur gent.—jV.E. Daily Mv. - Isx'facl ofc letter, dstti-d * «3,-.V-'«w..-./:-, AV. «!> “I WTOte you on vVedocsday eveni-tg ? hasty account of the calamity that has be fallen our cky. .At that 'iixi<■ I had bur a v.vy impei-Ccrl iilr:' of tljcvwy great rava ges the fit vot’j ing clement ins made. It originated ::s,I infrrtoed-^vmi in tlm tanner’s shop; V. lib. K bung an old wooden hiiili'.in;;. M as soon enve'i'pi rl in flames: tlic wind >vas so i-xirentc!) high that a row of buiid- ingsontr.e v et; side of the shop, and. Mr. Movston’s house directly opposite was very soon on fire; from . there it ran along the south side of Ste'c:-street to bfLvman’s Boston light house bears from Half Way Bock S. W. 5 leagues dis’anre. Long Island light house, S. W. by 3 S. 5! a. ' Eastern Point, Gloucester ha-bor N: E. 6 lfiles. Hiker’s Island light holts'!, S. 1 i E. 2 mile;. Sotth Breakers of Baker’s Isli nd, N. E .} E. IBilo. 'Eon I lead, W.'ov N. N. 5 miles. Cat *kmd, WNW 3 3-1 miles. Marbehead Hock, W. by N. I t miles. itoic hiutd J2> t;d in The light and dwelling houses are. built <^1 stone, ttid are white Mashed. The lu ght of tiie tower of the former is 20 feet,onivhich i» a lantern, 7 feet high, lighted wit» 10 patent lamps, it was firit lighted on the full Oct. 1815. Jit fnvie-a and U'tanci fr»m /. ay Is’ar.:!hi ad Hr/:! ff’JUKC. Half V-’ay P.oek hears from L. Island Light NE. The East Point of Nahant, do. do. N. E. by X. d N. The old iigjt hottse and the light on Long Island Held, beared; each ether W. ] N. and L. 1 S. rim xl vr evs tom no uhf. That lias just bt-iit completed, forms one of the most slrikittg ornaments of our citv, attivctiiig tlic I;tiiit'o'u of slranrurs. 1 he front is emhtiiislit-d with an elegant figure of con 1 mere—.executed in toe best stvlc by that aduiirkUe sculptor, RL’SIi.—Ti ll. (jtlZ. I’ (tiiirt of ,'i Irtic; ' fioin M j^r*. llnpios intl Fi’tty- j»l trt-, t!*’t1.*'tl Marjtillo-:; Oct. u'f, rco.ivLtl at ork. ‘•Conmi'/ra lias- l sn! is daily reviving, and Lu\£o dt uiunds frum the interior arc in f't colft■«''ofevciH* description, s .wins, cot ton, tobacco and iiiu*nos-Ayrcs liidos. Grain, puke, Hour, oil, wine and brandy plent "NVe learn that fhat the Missou d expedi tion, coii’iistinif of the 6th infantry, and the Hillcnien, umier ru!. Atkinson, arrived at die Council iilufls on the Jd October, in hou§c, v. liich v-ar saved, - and prcv*-nietl its [ Ruod ^rder, and'well supplied, fvhere they Sir John Kerne, rnverhor. conmiander in thief, and vice idinii',,1, in and over the isl and of St Luc.u, e;luis issued his proc- Janiritkm, hearing dale ( Tt. 2’. opening that port lor 12 months to vessels ofie'.j natTons. The following te an extrait:—i-.v.. /W. rnc'-i.-.u \tion. *ttons. If there is not sometliing done. Whereas hiving t&kfh into my consider-1 fch'-ve the suffering psioi, I know not what communicating to Mr. Martin s bfewery and the adjoined I'uildi::" .',—On the v ert of side of tiio street, between Jit's, (.’hater’s cor.’.e' and Mr. Broderirk’s store, Mr. I)e- gr.oT’s house .nrl M. Maitui’a house ami store entirely consumed. Ir Church-street, between Mr. Piouty’s corner and Mrs. Vre- denhurgh’s house occupied as a tin manii- f-'etbry by Mr. Protity,on the other side of Mrs. Vredeulnirg’s the female, iicctvdcny. On the south'•side cf Union-street from Mr. Tomlinson’s store to the corner. On the opposite side of the street as far as Dr. Eurtla’s which is next to the hank. South 5: west side of front-street up to judge »titers —the cast side of 'W.is’v.ngton-street Iron colonel Karnes to the bridge, there does not remain standing one stick of timber; and be tween col C'anies and Mrs. Shulers all con sumed—and the west side of the street from Mi. Abm Ven I'.pps dvery building to the ground; it was with the greatest difficult) that the bridge was’wed. You will have some idea of the violence of the wind when yon hear that the houseEertig the bridge, ■m the opposite side of til— fiver, was sever al times on fire-a-you can form no idea of the real state of our desolated you 'i ere here: there, are it is sail dwellings consumed, besides try unless ,sixty-nine e 11-now ut lories a:id « erkbhops of different <!c scrip- father, four miles from this town, when a ♦tions. If there is not something don:; to boy of 8 yfars of age. wliiie employed in ation thedt veroa-reircemstancesattenning the tremendous s'onn of wind and rain of Che '.:>ih, 1 <:h, fit 15th, it more especially the desolating effeds produced by the mountain torrents, ar.<i the sudden and unexampled overffo-.v of the fit ers. Which have not onlv destroyed all tin groundprovisioriSlhrough- d'.n the island, hut have swept away or over whelmed whole, fields of produce, .u-.c 1 in rnaay quarters, works and buildings, and even negroes. And having moreover satisfied mvseif bv ' person. 1 clwcrvation in the neighboring quarters, o: the very extraordinary and im- prcecdertrd losses exr-erienced in the h:v: slonu by i.;c inb.a^i’Mits gonhr.il!v, !nu more especially by the planters who have not on ly been tfcprivej of the meads of fiweiii thc.ncgnes by the utter destruction of their ground provisions, but have at the time suli-rcd most severely in their pros pects fo 1 thcenrtiing crop, which will in all cases b( most seriously diminished and in many cdirely last to them. I hue resolved to open the port of Cas tries. f) the admission of vessels of all na tions ir amity with Great. Britain, for such a pent! and with <OcJr advantages as have appear d to mm to be expedient'for the at- tainm.it of this object. In onsequence, and bv virtue ./the now: cr are authority in me vested, I de-author- iso. a* permit by this present pmcJ jmarion. will become of them Cusftin Hr-Oet. tSd. ;si?. Sir—In conformin' to your instructions, I fcercM :th transmit :i disenpsion and the hear ings oflhe light houses, rind Beacon, which have been erected, and of the buovs witich have been placed v.-ith’h this state, du ring the past summer, that you mav pub lish ’dm same in the National inti-liigj-neer. H- A. S I)r:.\n':oKN RT'Zt'AtiD’S BAY. i!.-.'- :j!,tlhu*e. Bird Island is on the north shore r f B ssrd’s Bay mar the cast side of Sippi un harbor, in the t-.voti of Rochester, about 12 mile? ENT. from the tire New-Bedford light house, it is smsfl. not cintaining ntorVtha.i three aerpr of land, is about five feet above the level o^theiea. The light and dwelling houses are built of stone and arc white-washed, /lie tower of the former is iwfcnty-Sve feet high, on which is a lantcrir seven feet Ugh, that is lighted with "an patent lamps witli a 16 incfc-refiectm- to c?xh; fitteiion two sides o: an oblong square, which revolcs round once in-aj minutes,tit the distance of 5 lea. which is as far as it tan be seen for the land.— The time ol total darkness is tuicc to thal of, K « ht 'h'X s r decrease Sr that of the light ap- until jwget sathin 3 miles of it, when theer have taken up winter quarters. The eon- duct nl the Indians in that quarter is gener ally friendly, ar.da deputation all the tribes arrived a few days after, to meet tin.- com manding officer; in council.—.\ational Ini. 26 'h HU. Pat.’sbur,g. it has been frcqOer/dy s'ad.Js to he tite Sht j/ir'd ol Ene-'and, 0:1 account ofi the jieettliar adaptation of its situation to the ma’iliifaeturecl i utlerv. AVe.sce, bv a late Pittsburg paper, that, Razors have been made, in 1 hat town, quite equal, in point of .practical utility, to any heretofore imported. Extinct of Tetter from .St. Tho-ins, *- w l Oct. 23. ‘‘Vv’e haven’ew:; of Bavbadoesbeingeom- pl* te!v demolished, and part of -he island 'sunk by hurricane and tar thquaht, since the 2 1st.”—0). GnttEXsn'-ito. Nov. '3 .1 C.IPTIW JfETUIi.VED. Peter Kiingeu-mith. a : on c-f the ,'ate A hr. Philip Klingeiismith, of Hempf eld town ship, returned 011 Wednesday last to bis frit nds in this county; after an absence oi 38 years—9 years of that time a captive among the’Seneca Indian;-, lie was taken at Fort Klingeiismith, the rct'dence of ids our General, to give publicity to the following General C.-dt-r., and have file honor to be, ■jlSHsTP*”"--'’ SOUTH. Jail, .;,i8i9. The General understanding, M-ith undescribablc notions of regret, that there are persons in S i- vannah, and other cities, within his comuiand, M'lio buy stolen Cotton and oilier produce, from negroes, Hf 1 . ORDERS, tint all of his troops lie npin the alert—and if they discover the offenders, the General will at once proclaim Martial Ianv, and mfithou* giving trouble ta Judges, Solicitor. Si.criffs, or Juries, n.akc theai smelt II, l! and feel the Devi’. I F.OX LYNCH, By the Genes], Bully, Sec’ru. New-Yobk, Nov. 24. LATE XT ITS 0. XI.M. 11) K IT!. Yesterday the United States’ sloop of war IIohnf.t, ciptain Rbid, anived at this port in 20 days from Gibraltar, with dispatches from Mr.Ebns rriijOur minister ?.t the rourt ofi Spain. CapUtin Reid, who (S the bi-arer of dh'patrlies, and'Who has proceeded with them to the seat of government, does not inform u; whether the treaty has, or has tUt he-. ri ratified. Captain R. left Madrid on the 12th of October, embarked at Malaga 0:1 the. 2.-d, and left Gibraltar on the 26th.— At this time the United States’ squadron were at anchor in the Bay; and it was said the sit-op of war Ep.il was to sail for New-. York in few ays. . YVe have seen a letter from Gibraltar, stating-that the “treaty is not ratified.” If this be true, we are ata lost to account fo: Mr. 1-orsyth’s remaining at Math-id. Perhaps the king of Spain requires same modifica tion; which cur pi bister supposes may be satisfactory to our government. A short time will remove all doubt on tills import ant subjsc-t, as congress will soon he in ses sion. A Spanish minister is to he * nt to this edit "try forthwith; and grounding our own opi:;:en upon one of more weight, we can not witr.lt.old our belief in the speedy cation ol file treat; - .— Gazelle. making hay by a perty of that nation, w ho at the same time massacred his father, mo ther. and aunt. After many fruitless inquit t ies, he was given up by his frierds as lost or dead. His existence was atxit entiy dts- eoverod, by a Mr. Seiko:; who n.ct him in Canada, during the la: w- war. and 1;card from him such of hi? reeollections' as in'luced a correspoudence with Mr. Drum, post-mas ter of this place outfit: subject, and resulte d in the conviction of his idetiity. Hi was then written fr.r, to come home and receive a part of his father’s estate, and has accordingly conic fi r that purpose. lie married a Se neca woman, by whom lie- it as five children at his residence on the Canada shore of Lake Erie, where he cultivates a farm. in person and rountcttuncc he strongly resembles his brother, Ga: per Klingensmith He intends to return and resides with his family in Canada. He talks good English, and says he lives in a neighborhood of E:.>g- "iis people.— Gaz. TValter Seorr has acknowledged him self the author of the “bridal of TtiermUh" and “Harald the Dauntless.” ERRATUM.—Wc stattplyes*.' sen of tile U. S. s-quailro-.i in 1 afi subscribed 1200 dolls, fur die purchase of wonl to be presented to commodore K'Donouirh. 4Ye since learn by the New-York Daily Advertiser, ANTICIPATED. ' fi a .-f ecu c.oa’ii.si-'v.iLVT a ) OJir-e of t.he.y. r. Gazette, Aim 2-!— TUT. I l.OJir/U TKT.ITY. The rilurn o! the Hornet with diepa tch- c= iVoni our niittLster, and the .prudent si- lence of e.apt. Keid 0.1 the su-bjeet of his chavife, hat: n.tU’.raiiy exi.d* d n variety tif opinions. One of our ’ -te Eretich papers by the Asia,from Havre, ( the ./one ' nl tie Urince,) contains the follo'.vimr, whit It,’ in snhstajice, coh-ai.'erates the snirgestions in. yesirisdayV Gatette.. TniNsnirioN.—-'-ft appear- that the Spanish govermneut has not absolutely re fused to ratify the treaty c,-;;,eluded with the Unilt-tl States forthe cestlon of the Eltiri- daf; it only requires same light alterations, and for this purpose are about sending to the United States a new charge d’Ail'unvs, M. Be. C.mrpozamle, formerly ambassa dor’s serve’:;:-)- at London.” Inatldido!) to the above translation, a gen- tlernhn of this city Ins favored us with the perusal of a letter ft an; Cibrallarof the 18th 11K. which we were permitted to make the following extract. -•The king of Spain will not ratify the treaty ill Madrid, nor make any objections; but appoints an envoy to the United States, to represent his objections, and receive the explanations oflhe president.” A letter front the A hit-rican consul at Gi braltar, dated L3th of Oct. says “the Hornet sail: to-day for Mdaga- to take on board, crpt Keid, who left Madrid on the ,12th.— The Treaty no*, ratified.—-AhAdv. Trom the Philadelphia Gazette. Vv’-have been favored by a gentleman ;.-f this city, with the following extract o’ a letter from his friend at Madrid, dated Oct. 10, received per the ilorncl: ‘•Muutin, Oct. 10. “The treaty is not ratified, r.or will it he —a minister extraordinary will be sent, but not to arrive until late in the winter, toward the close of thesevsion of congress. This in strument has been used for party purposes, and the national interests, safety and wei- f.re, totally lost sight of. “Don Onis lives in retirement, neither in favor or disgrace, but quietly in Ids own “oust - , vh’-h is fortunate jor him ; s things arc—the present mini: ier of state is Duke San Fernando—the chief opponent of the treaty is Lozano dc Torre—It is generally believed that the minister of a foreign pou’- cr has not Seen idle.” Captain R d, of the Girted States’ ship Home;, arrived in this city yesterday; that vessel having arrived at New-Veri, on the e jd instant, in 25 davs from Gibraltar. Cttp- t:un R. le't Madrid on the 23d, and Gibral tar on the 25th uhinic. I v e understand the he brings informa tion that tub treaty is NOT ratified; and that things remaui much in the state in which our last advices left them. Mr. Eoh- svrii reel, ins at Madrid, and a' m’hisfcr *rom —■ vain is to be forthwith sent to this coun try. If further particulars come to our knowledge, they shall be hereafter noticed. 11 is proper to state, that a report did pre vail, fora day'er two, at Madrid, that the treaty was ratified. During the prevalence ol this report a fetter was written, in which originated the report, which has run thro’ the country,and which gained general belief that the treaty was ratified abbiit the 2Ctb alt A at. fntd. 26th ult. very ms Jy said, that “coming events theit'shadows before.” AuditiSvcrv e tain, that the business whjfefi willmainly < ettpy the attention of congress at the ing.session, is already well »f!So the perception of the public min others, will assuredly be found thef topics: . !. Spanish American Affairs. 2. Koval Spanish Affairs. 8. The Currency of the United —including the subject of spurious 1 4. Domestic manufactures—in jrn .with, duties on the importation foreign goods—and varied views of tax tion. 5. The i'mitationor extension of the : principle. 6. Bankrupt System. 7. Public Lands. There are other points, which, every yea are matters of course, yet of the first i lance. Such are— S’. The Military Establishment. 9. The Naval Establishment. .10. The Militia. * 4 When.we consider the nature, the 1 her. and the magnitude, of tlu-i- ob are iiiiprcsscj w ith tf-e belief mat congress will assemble with as great; of res xmsibility, with as great a necessity calm deliberation and forbearing tempt 1 any congress which has met since the 1783. Much t read:/ Ifis wanted vend of the topics tve have specified, wh cannot he obtained frum the ’.raving tor of irascible 01 ators or faction; writers, every intelligent citizen uprightly hold 'ighttd candle, so that the. proper path the nation may be discerned in peace : quietness.— If ash. City Gaz. 2CV: ult. lie trial of Jsr.EAl. Drxxv, another J the persons indicted by the gr-uA jury c charge of Piracy, v.-s 'comumiccd morning; and it is pr.-bahle will he ruled and closed to-day. Me'll mere Patriot Sth . Orouc.F. C.'.ahk was yo.terdav art- before the circuit court of the United for /rrneii. lit: was the commander pir.tlii'ul shi|) I 0n, a, th*slri,yed nil tl bar, and wldeh had 1 ommilted the ill cxamnlcd depredations<-n tin- v'tip -!.d brig J'f o i/r, .ol Ipisteu;, and Chariix, of New-Vork, while ut the l-o.'.’-.sti-.u: oi th.e Isle of Mav, Nov. IN 18. Captain I'fNut.w, of the 1 Bn^loa, is the principal evidene- ag: Inin. .Sever:-.! seamen of the l.oulxa e: ••> in eoniinemeiit in the jail in this awaiting their trial.—r '.br:-.,.' a Com a find. iirrespiLiaieiit j ..L a foumiervj -•fia. Ki-tt;:.— A lat.; London paper! fuffo-.-'ing sat-.nral remark on Mr. Ki “V.’c are informed.h' new types have been east at: pr< ssL- for f 1w. purpose ( \ aimoi Kkan :i iwiir* m :• f/r /VernKiiiiieriii il They r.rc like liitusclf, ruiliur h ivc, ivlut the printers cal!, a fine | face;’ the 1ft.v. Mr. (.'rcu's-ton, cMptuin tiie rcvcm-f eutUr l)uJl:us, to Miss. j/c-.-va .7 until, of tills ci'v. L‘!*ll>—In (J:ilI’nol:E. # >kio, .Mi-sC-nP Tulhm i«, :;;'(-<i 17. i’hie. was :i cast: of] tat«-vl suicide, uficji'iioned by c\(rcuj< and romantic id as, tic:.t»*d i»y no - .«*l r -ajiD .ijhc iiiutyiii^d !ic»h(-H' ridwuuk <\ and youn^\i;cr.t<c:jini* v.lic had lur a hi —sin: frcTpiciitiy impnipci Jv suspected iicr i of r.i—-and was UJn'i-ppy liccaiix: s rcJalion. r p G’. iits Wt-iv iiom r.’ai was an orplifn — Imt tiic hor to a. considcf proper!}, andiuid been u. li cdixatcd —/ xrv,\ MFETJKG OF COA CRESS. , As the tinu for the rae'eting of the 16th raised by tlie crew rff congress foppfo.-.ches, the members begin to Ttat body wit] convene on Mon drop in. SHIP .YE 1'OIM urs.u AXN.*i in nr.n, I Siiif Ceres, M’Lcarn, Iloston- 9 dnvs I. tionedin our Just) to f'aruociian & Mitch. I, 1 sig-necs \' ith an assorted cai^o, to I. X' :liiq llailvX I lout, J H l'rsizer, .1 l.athiop Hill, A C Semines, K TlioJUj)soi! \ nv, li Blake, L Pcttv a:ul J Clarke, /^-w. Messr; It nlake, Jo ham, Itrigl.i. Hooke Uanulolol ioda, Jones, Calcutta, 1 -*-5 days, 1 to New-Vork; had lost her cap!-tin and and short of provisions—■: ippla :l her. Brig-America, Bockius, riii.Md'j^.Mi.L, . (also mention' d in our last) to Johnston f Consignees, with an a sorted caiyn,» cc Iliil-., S \\ intern Wm St-.rr, J iloorli rv is V’rii'hi, ITall i; - * llo.t, Xirhohn i (■ ?i J Schenk, Ncvilt h M inter, Bacon & 1 C.'ashi 1 v <L? Simpson, 0 Man re!, J-” Denslei-, haine! iif Au/e! Mis Griffith, J ouler A M Kerr, and If J Hah* rsliain. Brig Voung*-!ialliday, iiym , l.iverpno!, : v. itli a carg’o of to J J.alhroj) tk IMot, ; Mc , *f Th-^'td-r :t'-rs, fdg’l.tboirrn, with cotton, to J 1* Wilhamson^/ llaherJutTi* and ^iiaflor 7s i>cv::rrt. S!oo.) Ikirag-oti, Idtbitrn-m, from Jek' Pole boats Lit*"liter, and N*o. :j, Ang-us cortou,. to J Cummiug*, V>' f.asLon, fe Painter, Lawreiwrc It ’'Thompson, 1J iiil XVJon-.s, O txjrdon, .» I-athron ^ tio, Jo &. 1 Jills, A IJuncap, J Hca and I! fsO.Uon. Sloop Macd<*ftpug’h, Pratt, New-Vork.^ witli an aborted car^o, to Arnold £: Co7 XI FSi O Ivlins, Stephens & Lippeucott, Bonny, Johnston k fit Co. C XI Xir;swold. i .aroclu & | son. aucl John Lewis. Two cabin and tight .• a«je patiCKgp.r? CLEARED. Ship Oglethorpe, .Tayrv*, Lrve *cnr Ccmiroiiuie Barney, Hubbard, 51aiy Ixoec, T: eat, Sh:ftu*rcc.'\—The ship Adventure, J- from XJadiz, (Jet. 7, for hi. Johns, N ii in Was stranded at Cape Sable on U - I Jig crew, (witJi the exception c) were saved. The ship had been d scaaiijt the Spa iish service as a trails, \UcKxi vig of the linuid to January, ISC'J! CHARLESTON’, Di e. J.—Arrived, tf-i i Agnes, 1‘allier, Havre 43 ilu s, fod! aarleston Packet, Vail, N. Y ork 30 lio;.:;« j ucnix, Green, Coosauhatcliie 1 day: scar H T. atsou, Cofobahe 1; sci.r John U George, | well, Coinbalu-e 1; schr Wake, Tobias, do i, 'irothers,'Jia.vis, Beaufort I. -Cleared, s’.ip ltobcrt Tfo-.on, HDldriJge,-
