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V.R02EBTSON, tUF. LAWS OK THP, UNION. ml by the unhappy criminal, who was as sisted by the gentlemen already named. He walked up to the scaffold with a firm step, and appeared unmoved by the objects The Philadelphia Gazette says, that one ofthe most able and learned members of) the Senate of Pennsylvania, has pi blicl expressed an opinion that the lands held by TO THIS KDITOR9 OK THE QEOROIAN. ; EIGHT 1)01.1. A RS. • vpk.r, : : j : s : kivk ihii.i.ars. ,ESDAY MORNING. JAN. 95, 1895. By the Bhip William Wallace, Woun, arrived yesterday, we have received New- York papers to Tuesday last, inclusive. Latest from England.—By the arrival at New-York on the 17th instant, of the pne-j ket ship William Thompson, Crocker, Liv erpool dates to the Sth December, and Lon don to the 3d, are received. Prices will be, found under the usual head. I The political intelligence is not important., Extracts follow. | Reports continued to circulate that eeri-^ ous difficulties existed between Alexander and the Porte. A decline had taken place in the London stock market. The London Morning Chron icle, states as tho cause, that the Em peror of Russia had threatened to invade European Turkey, in case England should acknowledge the independence ofthe South American states. Great alarm was excited in the stock market on the first Dec. by the arrival of an overland despatch lrom India—the India stock fell from 2R8 to 285—it had been recent- V .. ),i<rh ns 290. Many rumors were cir- eulated, such as the detection or a pondence between Russia and theBnrineze’ sickness in the British army to an alarming extent, &c.—all of which, however, were contradicted. It is stated that a decree has been obtain ed from the Emperor of Bra7.il, in favor of Mr. E. Oxenford, of London, granting to him the privilege of mining for gold in the district of Minas Geraes in Brazil, and an association was about to be formed for car rying the plan into effect. A society was in contemplation in Lon don, for purchasing all the landed property Which cornea into market. Tire Liverpool Advertiser of the 4th ult- contains only one arrival from the United States, viz. the packet ship Leeds, from N. York. By the Madrid papers of the 25th Nov. it appears that nine Constitutionalists were executed at Corunna, for crimes alledgcd to have been committed in July, 1823. Letters from Madrid state, that on the 19th Nov. & Cabinet Council was held at the Eseurial, at the close of which it was as serted that a general amnesty would ap pear, with the exception of only ten Chiefs of tile Revolution, and that M. Zea Bermu dez had received orders from the King to furnish an opinion on the propriety of gran ting a sort ofConstitutional Charter.—The Conduct ofthe Spanish Authorities, how ever. but ill accorded with this report, for arbitrary arrests were still the order ofthe duy in Madrid, and the police had even gone so far as to issue an order coinman ding all the inhabitants to deliver whatever books might be in their possession arid all papers printed since 1820, to the curates of their respective districts, who were to re turn such as they considered proper to re main in existence, and to burn all others. It is stated in letters from Vienna that a Very serious dispute arose between Russia and the Porte towards the end of Septem ber, on account of an arbitrary act of Ach- met Aga, the Turkish Military Comman der ot Jassy. This individual having quar relled with a Moldavian officer, had him decapitated without trial, and in defiance ofthe treaties made with Russia, 'by which the safety of all Moldavian subjects was provided for. The remonstrances of Russia, and her demands for reparation, are said to have been treated with contempt by the Porte, and to have led to a declaration, on tire part of the Emperor Alexander, that he Would no longer submit to the insults w hich he had borne from a desire to avoid an open rupture. These threats caused great alarm to the Divan, and on tho 14th Oct. they came to the resolution to dismiss Achmet Aga from his post. Mr. Pauntleroy was executed on Tues day morning, the 30th November. The papers state that so much interest had not been excited on a similar occasion, since the time of Governor Wall, or the exccu tion of Thistlewood and his associates.— Crowds of persons had collected together wa early as three o’clock, although they knew they should have to remain in their situations fur five or six hours. The hou ses opposite the prison were crowded, many of which had been occupied the whole llight. The proprietors received from 25 to 40 shillings for each person. The pris oner appeared to be abstracted from the World and rosignod to his fate. To gratify the curiosity of our readers, we. copy .lie fbllowing:— The rev. ordinary led the way to the fa tal platform, and was immediately follow which surrounded him, but paid devout at- the New-York and Schuylkill Coal fpnm- tention to the last words of those who had pany, do rightly escheat to the Stale. He liis spiritual interests so near their hearts.- lias, moreover, advised the legislature to The unfortunate gentieman was dressed in tuke the forfeiture as lie thinks the attack a new’suit of black, part of which were made on the sovereignty of the state of trowsers, underneath which lie wore silk .Pennsylvania,by the Assembly of N. York, hose of tile same color, and light pumps— in incorporating a company with power to Tile cravat was immediately removed from . hold lands in Pennsylvania, ought to be his neck, and the cap drawn over his fuce, promptly resisted. after which the executioner adjusted tho j A b(1Rt of Apoft ^ recently been ex rope in about three minutes, and rcpa.red ; hi|)itedi „ New . York , ot - fillB Italian marble . to the fatal bolt, which, while the clergy-1 which it if< BttW| if placed in the Louvre, man pronounced the words-” Suffer us, ita splendid original, would be equally not in our last hour for any pains of dentil!„ drmrc( ,. , t ia of „, e mo8t BX(]Usite work . to fall from thee,” was on a given signal | nlan ship, andiiat is singular, is the first withdrawn and the platform fell! and thus! attBmptofayouns ^ who residBS terminated, in a few seconds, tho mortal! • ,1 • „„ Connecticut, a carver in wood. It is an career of this once respectable but ill-fated gentleman. Never, perhaps, did a crimin al appear more abstracted from sublunary objects or evince more sincere repentence, or exorcise a faith more lively, than was exemplified in the conduct of Mr. Fauntle- roy. The unhappy malefactor, after hanging the usual time, was cut down and convey ed to the room called the dead-room, where it is usual to strip the body of deceased cul prits, and place their remains in a shell provided for the purpose, before they are delivered to their friends. Several acci dents occurred, through a cart breaking down. The thieves, as usual, wore on tho alert, and,among other depredations, they robbed Mr. Dowling, of the Chronicle, of uio puoisot-bonir which contained some me moranda and bank bills. National Legislature.—Our New-Vork papers furnish the latest intelligence from Washington. On Friday, 14th instant, a bill was passed in the House of Representa tives, to the third reading, to authorise the President to subscribe $.3 )0,000 to the Che sapeake and Delaware Canal Stock. The vote was 86 to 83 on this question. Mr. Clay was unwell, and was unable to address the House on the bill to extend the nation al road. Mr. Storrs laid on the table a re solution, calling on the President, whether there has been any correspondence with the Spanish Government on the subject of Pira cies in the Gulph of Mexico. Jl/ex/co.—Letters from Alvarado mention that two or three American vessels, were under seizure for attempting to evade the revenue laws, and that in consequence of these attempts, the government has become doubly vigilant, and had adopted such rigid measures to prevent smuggling, as would subject the fair and regular trading vessels to considerable inconvenience. Mexican papers to the 15th ult. have been received by Mr. Walsh, which, he says, contain no news. A letter from Alvarado states that there had been t hree days of re joicings there, in consequence of tho adop tion of the Federal Constitution. Every thing was moving in a regular course, and new institutions gradually forming. “ Our commercial laws,” says the writer, continue to be defective. Merchants complain a great deal. We’all wait with impatience for the American Minister.— Then, and not till then, shall we be heard, and we hope listened to.” exhibition of real native genius, which in Europe, would secure the artist patronage and wealth, we hope he may receive it at home. The House and Lot. No. 117 Pearl-street, New-York, was sold at auction on the 10th inst. for the sum of 28,108 dollars. The lot is ‘25 feet front on Pearl-sreet, and runs to Stoat lane, on which is erected a small sta ble. The Gazette states that about twenty stores will be built next summer in Pearl- street, within the short distance between the Coffee-House and Counties slips. The London Morning Chronicle mentions that Sir James Mackintosh, has written a long treatise on International Law, with re ference to the Greeks, in which he urges the importance of establishing maritime tri- lmnals in Greece. The London Greek Committee have sent it to Napoli di Roma- na. Col. James Gadsden, is announced by his friends, in the East Florida Herald of ihe llth inst. as a Candidate for Delegate from that territory, to the next Congress. Dunking and Currency Memoranda.-—lie 'leased to insert the following to-morrow, and oblige a subscriber. It is intended as fnaterial for i/omo, or any other who may wish to use it CAPITALS. State Bank, $1,500,000 Planters’Bank, 821,500 Bank of Augusta, 600,000 $1,013,143 163.563 326,000 Total specie pay-) W1i500 mg Banks, ) Capital Darien B. 651,175 1,502,706 1,713,410 3.472,675 3,216,116 Deduct notes in S. Treasury, (from recollection,) in State Bank, in 13. of Augusta, in B. of Darien, 420,000 173,000 180,000 24,000 in Planter’s Bank, 78,000 do. do. Darien ) 80 Q00 protested, $ _____ 955,000 Reducing the circulation below $2,261,116 As a part of this min t be in other states, and being less than our ban king capital, by $ 1,311,559 TO THE EDITORS OK T1 E GEORGIAN. The corner-stone of the Presbyterian Church to be built in St. Augustine, was laid in that city on the 1st. inst. The ser vice was performed by the Rev. Mr. M’Vain. Charles Gilkk.rt. Ksq. at. present.mana- A celebrated writer, says that, each age advances beyond the preceding in the per fection of knowledge. The truth of this assertion, is every day verified by the advances that are made to wards perfection in all the sciences; and not less in the art of teaching them, than in the sciences themselves. The anatomy ofthe human body, was once studied by the dissection of brute animals only. Chemis try was scarcely heard of, and Astronomy, so useful to the world, could boast of no children who understood her laws. As near perfection as the sciences have been brought, it hos not been, however, by aid of miracles ; but by the united and suc cessive labour of thousands. Those who followed began where their predecessors had finished, until a firm and sure founda tion was laid, capable of supporting the present edifice. We have the happiness to live in an age to profit by the united labor of every ingenious man, Rince the sciences first dawned upon the world. The acquirement of knowledge has, like wise, been wonderfully accelerated since the invention of printing, by which means ger of the Charleston and Albany Theatres, each generation bequeaths its knowledge has been elected manager of an American Opera House, the erection of which is con templated in New-York. It is calculated tllat the steam engines in England, represent the power of 320,000 horses, equal to that of 1,834,000 men. Phe prize of 50.000 dollars, in the late Pennsylvania. Lottery, is owned by five gentlemen in Boston. and arts to that which is to follow, a3 a patrimony—and to this circumstance more than any other, perhaps, we owe our won derful 6tore, separated, as it is, of chair, and ready for our use. I have been led to these reflections, by my attendance of Mr. Stevens’ Lect ures on Astronomy. To say I was gratified with his Lecture would not do justice to my feelings. For as I noticed the case with which he ex- T!.e following extract from tho Richmond ; p|ainod th „ m0Bt difflcMlt phono,non, ofthe Enquireristhe latest, intelligence ofthe pres- \ , , •, 1 . ° r heavens, and knew from the simplicity ldential question—it leaves it precisely where , c ,. . 4 . .. . 1 ' * and conciseness of his expositions, that it wns at the commencement of the Session .. , i they were intelligible to tho most youthful —doubtful in the extreme 1 . , . 4 ,. .. . , mind, I could but think, had lie lived in tho “ We have little private news from Wash- . , ... ington that would pay for the space it would a £° of Plato, and possessed Ins present occupy in our columns. We have under- knowledge, he would have been thought stood, that a letter from mi- of the most, worthy of immorta i honors, respectable members ot Congress has been ; _ * _ ...... , . received in this City, which states that no I We often doubt justly, it truths which man in Washington can predict the result cost some ofthe greatest men of antiquity, ortho struggle with am- more accuracy (halt the labour of their whole lives to obtain, the merest infant in the country—’that no begins to suspects there is some little in- but an imperfect knowledge, can be under- trigue in the wind. . stood by attending a few public lectures.— • Another letter states, that the friends But with reference to Mr. Stevens, on As* of nil tho candidates are sanguine of suc cess ; tho* the writer believes that Jackson 'tronomy, I believe I may answer for every will be elected. A third letter inclines to one who .tended his first course, that their the opinion, that tho mantle will fall upon improvcmPnt ha8 far CXCBB(ie(1 thcir , nost Adums’s shoulder. Wc suspect the first letter is nearest the truth: that no man sanguine expectations. The Tyro felt him- From Bras'!.— Capt.Nicholp.ofthe Ame lia, arrived at New-York, who left Pernam- j ... , , can positively pronounce who will be tho self rapidly advancing in a delightful puth, buco on the 1st December, status that the I j^csidont—tand that the die mav not be „ n ,i ,h„ Hn„Kt u „f it,,, place remained in quiet possession ofthe cast until the very moment of the election.” European troops, and that Lord Cochrane, had taken possession of Leixa, and had end the doubts of the proficient were re- 1 moved by demonstration. Nor do I think The. Panama Fabrication*—In refutation one of those would give back his know]* . , of the fabricated news from Panama, ini- edge, if he could receive in exchange the gone to leeward to take Maranham and posed upon the editor of the Boston C nil- , . ... uol, we at the time stated intelligence of a • * l,ne anf * rnone y spent m acquiring it. And later date from t he same quarter, and of a when we reflect too, that instruction is very different. completion The following b , Bndpd with amHsemenf „ and that how of . which we copy from the Boston Centinel « a confirmation of our statement on this sub- ^ cn we have given as much to the buffoon, ject, mid puts the matter to rest for the for the pleasure of laughing half an hour at Pr AMt« hatbeen’reedved in town, wl.ich ' hie C08r80 wit and ™ re oD B ce»ity,wc should states that the American Consul at Gu tija- be satisfied, had the price been higher for quit* (nowin Philadelphia) conversed with a this real intellectual amusement, gentleman who came in the same vessel, tliat these numberless whirling spheres were not created for themselves ; but for the above of countless millions of intelligent beings, who were with me, admiring tlu brtauty and order before us, and praising tlie-oue great Architect and director of all things. Z. COMMERCIAL. BY THE WILLIAM TIIOMI'SON, AT NEW-YORK. Liverpool Dec. 3—The demand for Cot ton to-uay has a good deal subsided—but 2000 bags have been sold. The appear ance of the market is certainly much less brisk. The sales of thn week amount to 13,000 bags, of which 4,500 Uplands have been sold in the last three days at 8j| a 9jd. Liverpool, Dec. 2.—There has been a ve ry good demand for Cotton to-day, and the sales are not less than 4000 bags, at an ad vance on Upland and Mobile Cotton espe cially, of l to $ per cent, per lb. Tiie spin ners have been buying, and are anxious to get up tho prices tliut they may advance the price of their Twist. For 200 casks mid dling Rice 16s has been refused, and for 40 casks of good 18s perewt. Liverpool, Nov. 30.—Cotton.—The de mand during the present month, although it has fluctuated occasionally, has been gen erally brisk and very extensive. In the first week 24,000 bags were 6old at an advance of id to id ; in the second the sales were scarcely 8000, and the prices declined to. Jd; in the third week upwards of 2C,000 bags were sold at an advance of id ; and in the last ten day.- the sales were about 12,- 000 bags, establishing a decline on most de scriptions of Jd per lb. Our present prices are about 1$d higher in Sea-Island Cotton, id to 4d in other North American, South American, and West India, jd to Id in Egyptian, and id per lb. on East India than at the beginning of the month. The ac counts from the United States have contin ued to report very unfavorably of the Sea- Island crop, and unfavorably, though not nearly to the same extent of the probable produce of the Upland crop in Georgia and Carolina. Ofthe total sales in November, amount ing to about 70,000 bags, it is supposed that upwards of 20.000 bags have been purcha sed by speculators, and of these probably 13,000 were North American (chiefly up land) 6,000 South American, and 1500 to 2000 Egyptian. The sales of Egyptian cot ton in this month have been principally us ed by those spinners who have made it a substitute for the North American Sea-Ts* land Cotton ; but we are informed that it is likely to prove a formidable rival to the Cotton of Louisiana and of South America. Of the probable extent of this year’s crop in Egypt wc arc hill unable to speak with any certainty ; it is generally estimated at 200,000 to 250,000 bags. The general im port of Cotton is still very limited, and as it is not probable that it will, at all, equal the demand ofthe next four weeks, a great de crease of stock at the end ofthe year, com pared with the end of 1823, must inevitably ensue. The market is at this time very steady, although not very brisk. Rice.—The first week after advices were received from America of the injury done to the crops, there was a brisk demand, utid 6G0 casks sold at Is a 2s per advance, since which the article has been inactive. From the London Price Current, Nov. 30. Cotton.—Tiie market was steady last, week; the sales consist of 100 Madras, at 6}d to 6~d per lb ; 900 Pernams, 11,jd to lHd ; 200 Surats, 5?d, to 6|d ; 150 Bowed, Oiju to , 8f’d, all in bond, and 250 Egyptian, 10jd to j lOJil. duty paid. Rice.—Every description of this article 1 has been steady. On Tuesday la-4 350 bis. 1 of Carolina went at 32s 6d to 33s 6d. Hol ders are asking 35s for fine new ; 500 bags sold at the East India House at 14s 6d to j 15s 6d per cwt. for middling white. American Stocks at London, Nov. 85th. Bank Shares, £24 17s fid. U. S. Sixes, of 1812, 884; 1 a13, 91, New-York Sixes, redeemable 1837, 110. | Dm’Tnam JlrttlUrj. T HOSE Mutnliers of the Chatlmm At. tillory, who are entitled to Tickets the supper, to be given on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 27th inst. ran web, them on application at the office of t| ie ™ Georgian. Those who were not present on the parade of the 8th instant, will be furnished on payment. Jnn 25 m The Diadem, Curry, from Charleston fa Belfast, got ashore on the 2fith Nov. m ar Beaumaris, but got off and arrived inti! river, making 4 feet water per hour. Tho Balloon, from Baltimore, for Biie„ 0 , Ayres, hail been boarded by a pirate plundered of some of her cargo. ' Sailed from Liverpool, Nov 97, Carolina, for Charleston; Sophia. Mobil” A s t vtttxuini;.. i, UiIB;S2'®!BiKS a E ZRA a. STEVENS respectfully in. terms the Ladies and Gentlemen of ot havaennh, his SECOND AND LAST THllfpvnvr RES '“’ iUcnmmfi '-' r e f THIS EVENING. Those subscribers win, f no not attend the first course can obtain tickets for the Second gratis*- * J*n 25 51 A SU iLifiU JjlOR thn!^Regimental Parade of «7th inst. will be appointed on WED.NKS* DAY NEXT, at twelve o’clock.—The ap pointment will be given to tho highest bid* dcr. Terms cash. Sealed in photic,,,, ta he handed to J. p. Hfv\ l{ y Quarter Muster, First Keg. Jan 95 s . TOlfitilOTiUlfc f’piIE subscriber intending to close his i business in this city, otters his stock at reduced prices, for CASH, coiwislii.g „f ^ prices, tor CASH, coiiyK-ln:g i.f Kidehonrds of various patterns, S. cretuiv and Book Cases, Wardrobes, French Pn cs, Bureaus. Ladies’ Dressing TubleicCui.. modes. Pillar and Claw Work Tables, Card Tables. Tea Tub.'es, Dining Tables, Breakfast Tables,Gentlemen’s Writing Ta bles and Book Cases, Inclosed Iiasin Stands Wash Stands, Candle Stands,Wurli Stands, Mahogany C'ribbs, Cradles. Maiioganv lii»i post Bedsteads, Field do. Maple do. JUcijj Field do. Wine Safes, Cotts, Mattresses, Looking-Glasses, Fancy & Windsor Chairs, . &'c. at. tiie Ware-House, corner of Wliitta- i kcr-Strnet and Buy Lane. J. II. S. also requests that tiiose who a« indebted, will please to make payment with out delay, and those having any demands, present their accounts for settlement. J. H. OLDERSIIAW. j Jan 95 sm i Y\ hiskey, icier and l’aints. o C. C. GRISWOLD, iFFERS for sale, landing from .ship* Juno and William Wallace, 20 Barrels Whiskey 16 Barrels Newark Cider 100 Kegs White Lead 10 do Black Paint 5 do Spanish Brown 10 Barrels Whiting Jan 25 Landing, K A BARRELS New-England Gin fJU 40 do \Vhit-key For sule low if taken from the Wharf, If Jnn 25 JOHN W. LONG. 5 Ip Para. The market was very dull, Flour $7 ; Coffee 13 a 14 cents ; sugar high. Letters received at Boston, dated at Ba hia,21st Nov. mention another disturbance in that place, which created considerable sensation. Two men were killed in the house of the Governor at arms, by a con spiracy of a company of the Paniquefas, headed by a Captain Mucurio. and troops were moving out of the city government! Pirates.—The New-York Daily Adver- Families (brig Fanny, J^Vcn. Porto Cabello, which , A‘to lecture* in aid of stadia, tccomp*. brought a letter to the Edi'or of the Cknti- mtJ( * by experiment and demonstration; !W giving an account of thn defeat of the they are now universally conceded to be battalions. The object ot the malcontents ! potriots—and that the rrrnttem/tn heard no *. 4 . . is said to be;tl,o establishment of a republican •■"h nans at Panama V/.™ he left: and ‘Itu tea,heat method ot acquiring a perfect adds, that he entirely discredits the report, knowledge of the sciences. The study of lie left Panama after the dale of tile Conti- anatomy is assisted by lectures, witli a sub- nel letter.—Neudutrymrl piwcr. . . , , ,. , . ID’We are desirous, if onv fraud has ^ oc P resen L by which the student more tiscr of the 18th instant, states, that a dns-: practised upon us, to detect it, ,ud readily comprehends the uses of parts and perate gang of thieves and pirates. ,5 or T" ^ in number, were arrested at St. Thomas son. Tho letter was marked at the New-. ” lscour3e{ i ,n detail actual experiment in December. Their object was to commit York Post-office, as a ship letter; and ye, by the lecturer before the student of chym- thefts, and to seize upon two or three ofthe J" a ve been rece^vecf Uiero 'in tlm Faniiy S -.' “ l * 1 “ “ 10 undor “ tonJ pnnciplea fastest vessels in port, and go off with them. Bos. Ccntinel. * , |® com before inexplicable; and Some of these villains had shipped onboard I — 1 | astrono,n y» ocular demonstration of the j of vessels in the harbor, and had a small m^cVt^^'SrwelZ: P^r' 0 " 1 "If “ ***"*•**' sloop with men and arms to follow vessels Zd. 4il?895;ftm numi er sold w.i believe »'"< » concetve those great truth* which out and effect their object. A Danish sloop was 3n or upwards. A gentleman who from their magnitude, could not be other- purchased a Lot 45 by DO teet, wi.s otter- wise readily understood. LIES. At Baltimore, ou the 14th instant, the Hon. Roufrt Goodi.oe Haupkr, a distin guished citizi'ii of that place—an eminent lawyer and formerly a member of Congr* ss. Al NVw-Haven, Conn, on the 8th instant, Eli Whitney, Esq. aged 59, with full ••.on- iidcnce in the nu rey of God, and the infin ite atonement and merits of the Redeemer. Very few men have ever enjoyed in a high er degree the esteem and aff ection of friends while living, or whose death will be more sincerely lamented. His mind was distin guished by uncommon powers of invention, and was at the same time accurate, firm, and decisive—his disposition was just, hu- j mane, and beneficent. Perhaps no man j has ever produced so great an effect on tho I ! industry, wealth, and commerce of his cotin* | try. Before he invented tho gin for upland cotton, the fibre of that article wns sopera- tedfrom the seed by the human hand, and it was cultivated only for domestic us^s.— In consequence of that invention, it now forms the greatest^and most important sta ple of America—in hulk sufficient to give employment to more than five hundred ships and in annual value not Jess than twenty millions of dollars. To Lease, I TlOR a term of years, the whole or a part of tho Lot No. 5, Reynolds W.rl, First Tything, lately occupied by Mr Sc the best stand for business in the oitv. Ar- ply to Dr. J. B. BERTIiELOT. Jan 95 m Castings. ^(5* TONS carron castings, just recciv- cd from Greenock, via. Charleston, con istingof the following assortment, \iz : 2600 pots from i to 30 gallons 200 Ani(?rie«n spiders, from 5 to 13 ireln e 50 set flat metal weight*, from 1 oz. to 4 lbs. 120 London skillets, from 1 to 6 qrnrts 1300 camp ovens, from 9 to 18 im-i. > 130 untinned t* a kettles, from one to 5 quarts For sale by P. M’DERMOTT. Jnn 8 PORT OP SAVANNAH. of war had captured this vessel and live of J d a8 soo „ as knocke J down, an advance of j her crew. Letters for government.have been brought by the Pearl, at Boston, from St. Johns, Porto Rico. We understand, says the Bos ton Palladium, that the American mcr- 500 dollars on the purchase—it was refused. Himburgh Gas. For myself, I shall long remember the el evated admiration of my heart, while hear ing Mr. Stevens lecture on the innumera- The woman of sensibility, who preserves | We worka of Deitv and th h j felt lerenitfr anfl good temper, amid the insults , . . * , "J of a Mphtefti brutal husband, wants noth- 80 * dwindling into the utmost insignifi- ingW’an *CL r ei but immortality. cance,compared to the Creator of Satellites, chants there, disapproved of the proceed- jpoverty^omb^ Planets, Suns and systems of Suns ; yet my jing, of Com, Porter at Faxardo. j noisy heroism of kings and generals. ^ humility was compensated by the reflection CLEARED, Ship Edward, Cormeries, New-York. Brig Gov. Hopkins, Vickery, New-York. Sloop Good Intent, Allen, Darien. ARRIVED, Ship Wm. Wallace, Wood, Ncw-York,5 days, to Hall & Hoyt, owners—consignees, L. Baldwin, 1.Norton. H. Lord & co. l’once & Mackenzie. P. Hill, C. L. Lawrence, R. Campbell, J. B. Greene, G. B. Lamar, G. Newhall, T. C. Ward, W. Inglis St co. F. Gillette co. A. G. Miller, Philbrick * Scranton, F Densler, Johnston, Hills & co. Butler & Scranton, J. Conroy, A. Cunning ham M. & A. Smith, T. Butler & co. W. ti H. Rose, Ilogan & Walsh, J. Penfield, S. B. Parkman, A. & E Wood, O. Taft, J. P. Stark, H. Cassidy, G. B. Lamar, J. H M’Kcnzie, G. Gordon, S, C. & J. Sch.nck and J. W. Long. Steam Boat Hamburg, Blackman, S days from Augusta. Steam Boat Augusta, Green, Augusta 3 days, with 150 bales Cotton, f or Savannah and 874 for Charleston, and auodriaa, 18 passengers. BELOW, Ship Pitt, from Ayr. 6 Cognac i rauily. PIPES “Suignettw’g Brand,” just re ceived per Louisa Matilda, for sale by J. B. HERBERT ti CO. IN STORK, 50 Tierces new Rice 10 Pipes Holland Gin 10 Hogsheads Jamaica Ruffi 50 Barrels Flour 30 Barrels Hams 75 Barrels Gin 50 Crates Crockery Kegs Butter 50 Barrels Mackarel, No. 3 20 Cases Pert Wine 10 Casks Oil Jan 12 Butter, Ham?, fre J UST received per ship Cotton-Plant, and brig Frances, 9(i Kegs Goshen Butter 1(1 Barrels Hams 30 do Mess Beef 15 Half barrels Corn Meal Jl) do do Fly Market Beef 15 Kegs Lard 50 Barrels Philadelphia Family Flout 50 Half do do do do to do do Buckwheat Flour 100 Barrels Potatoes For sale bv BRADLEY, CLAGlIORN & WOOD. Jan 6 Anciaux’s Wharf. NEW LARD, HAMS, AND HOLLAND GIN. RECEIVED PER BRIO GF.OROE WASHINGTON*., 1 HA KEGS New Leaf Lard AW 150 Hams 3 Barrels Castor Oil 5 Pipes H. Gin, Swan Brand 30 Barrels Mess Pork For sale by J. ». HERBERT & CO. Jen 14 I