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SY * W. ft0.SAT.01f, tUM.ISlIKRI OP THP. LAWS OK TlfP.•■UNION DisHuANCei among Tin: Cnr.rK#.—Wet X'rftMl^fttlcan pnpor contain, a latter C|{rat^barn Unit wlint haa been hithurtol Irom the S"cretnry of Foreign Affair! to i matter of report,'haa become matter ol Baron dc Humboldt, in which the tnrvullnr ict; and that tliesu unhappy people hnvcj ia tliaokod, ill behalf of the Mexican nutioii OOmiHEKOXAX,. which waa boo0)11 up for exportation. Tba , Mour. arret:, ction There oriicle continue! to go off rapidly. Baker’s bustle nmong Hu. merchinla an ' M flour *3 6*i a 3 7b. Shipping 3 60. Baltimore’, yesterday inorniiie m Tobu cu continues in great demand. A qucticu of information not made . Ihu time of writimr this nrii. u daily paper, : : COUNT** PAPER, RIGHT DOLLARS! : riVR dollars, wmstm* MONDAY MORNING, MAY 9, IR85. Latest trow Enoi.ano.—London pa- port to the 88th Maroli, and Liverpool to the 30th have been received by tho Bnlieiia . and Sabina, at New-York. The moat important subject .continues to bathe measure! of tho ministry for reducing the duties on foreign iron. In the House of'Cbminons, on the 85th of (larch, Mr. Hoskisson moved a lerious of resolutions, the object of which is to remove the exist ing prohibitory duties. He proposes to re duce the duty on foreign cotton m.mufac- . tares imported, to fen per cent. The ef- . feet of this will be to remove all difference of price between India and Scotch muslins. On Woolens to 15 per cent—on Linens, to 85 per cent—on Foreign Books, per pound. 6d—on Paper, to 3d—on 'Vine Bottles, to led ; Earthen and Chinawaro, to I per cent —on Foreign Iron, to 30s per ton ; on For eign Copper, to £il per ton. With respect to the Corn Laws, the ministry yet preserve silence. Charles Richard Vaughn, Esq. is ap pointed Minister Plenipotentiary, and En voy Extraordinary from the British Govern ment to the United States. Mr. Stratford Canning was about to re turn home, having wholly succeeded in bis mission, which was a special one, relating solely to the adjustment of the differences between Russia and the United States, on the subject of the navigation of the Pacifi'c ocean. It is said that Mr. Canning, after the nrrartgement of the specific object of his mission, introduced the question of Greek politics ; but the Russian minister i. not finding the discussion of this subject included in the bond, declined entering up on any topic not expressly cemmitted to him, to negociate' with the English envoy. Lord Strangford will become the resident ambassador at that court. It is asserted in the London papers that the recognition of the independence of Bra- ail by the mother country is suttled. The price fdr which the Brazilian state is said to have consented to pay for the diploma tic recognition of.that of which it already had the actual possession,is a million and a half, now in the hands of the contractors &.*L. L... -Mpinalljr intended Cot Brasil# The Emperor of Russia had issued two proclamations : one convoking the Estates of the kingdom of Poland, in which his Im- amall rise has boon experienced in ull qua. the time of writing this article « lilies. Tho imports of the week amounted in great demand, and mmiv thnu. "!!'*** t 3150 liliils. The solus were effect- rellWure bought bv the ■" bsr - «"Q'H"g caw , Chief Gen. Wm. M'Intosh, and the Cliiof of Cowetau, TusTUNMJOorn ToMMB.whioh Wax brought to the Governor yesterday evening by Chii.i.t M’Inttmh, the Geueral’s son, and five Chiefs of the- Nation, who made their escape from, the in assn ore The mischief was perpetrated last Saturday by a large body of Indians, supposed to he four hundred, who attneked Gen. M’Intosh in his own house, on tho very day he had appointed to set off at tho head of a mission to explore the country west of tho Missis sippi for the future residence of the Nation. There is too niurh reason to fear, that inAife men are the instigators of this horrid butche/y." It is further stated, that the houses of M’- Intosii were burnt, and his catllo and slaves cairied off. Gnn. Bernard. Col. Sliriver and two other gentlemen of the U. Stalesxorps of Eugi- ners, engaged in viewing the several routes to enable the Government tn select the lire! fora National Road from Washington City to Nnw-Orleans, arrived at Milledgevillu a- bout the 89th lilt, and proceeded the next day on their journey Southwardly. They will return by the upper road in this stato. passing by Athens, and will afterwards view the road ort the western side of the moun tains. The editnroftho Recorder had some conversation with these gentlemen, from which he understood that the scarcity of stone and the deepness of the sand in a few places, were the principal difficulties to be encountered on the lower route. To coun terbalance these disadvantages, however, the surface of the country on this route is by far the most level—the road would pass through a number of commercial towns, and by the seat of government of several states —It, would cross too, at the he al of natiga- linn, a number of fine rivers, emptying into the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico, thus affording, besides the rapid conveyance of the Mail, great facilities to commence and tho transportation of troops military stores, fie. Smai.l Pox.—The Hoard of Health of Montieelln, in this state, announce official ly the existence of five cases of small pox in that village. An express haB been des patched for the vaccine matter, and vacci- ionion is recommended. Annhuac, of studying again its nn'turil pro duclinns, and enjoying 1 he spoctnclo of that progressive prosperity which fire institutions and the arts of peace must necessarily pro- duco in the bosom ofthe Mexican republic.” By an official notification from the Trea sury Department, it appears that the eleven million loan of 1312 is to be paid an the 1st of October next. The following Circular Wes received by a mercantile bouse in this city,, to, whom wo neon induced to commit acts of violence, for rho justice of his writings relative lo'.arc indebted tor it which qiay ho followed by tho most disa- Spanish America, tnd invited to re-visit Liverpool, Mirrh 29,—'The sales of Cot- to about 3160 hhds. I.lie sains were "ffoct* rels were bought by the „, v greeabU, consequence,. The MilledgeviUe j Mexico. M. do Hu,id,old,in reply, ..Tortil^Si? eleniSoh.'ve *■ dm 1 4} { the^inTne/^^^^, Recorder of Tuesday .last, says We preM es the pleasure lie feels at l|fo honor nmhuhted to «9,35« bag#or all aorls j vl*. '« halo#, 3J a 4j. resolved what to ask or receive, g '8 stop the pro## to announce the distressing done him, and says : *‘l havo not loaf tho 15 881 American, 5689 Brazils, 723 West- . ... will settle down speedily as to its", w- .(^.i, ei u—*•“«**■ •«*• teato-i aion of my sovereign) the. CorrliUeaas mt ■ Tim American description#consisted of Philadelphia Gazette. Tho intelligence tiou of Canadian (lour, and tin tnanw'^ 120,13 Uplands—233 at-18], 130 at lit, was received at Hint port by tho brig Draco, thm of some degree «fre!tlom'nsm w ? W V 075 at I3J, 175 at I3J, 1270 at I3j, 65 at fia P l Drew, from Gibraltarity in certain ofthe European power, 13j, 1311 at 14, 05 at llj, 741 at I4j,2319 Speculation has at length extended its ef-' assigned as being the cause of this •at l-lji fflT it I If, 83 at 14j, 1117 at 15, fects to our staple, and sales of flour worn lion. But we know nothing about a !'*' 718 at 15}, 89!) SU5}, 140 at 15J, 378 at yesterday made at p.37^ to 5 50. This tlior than that large purchase, hj ve \ "' 16. morning more is asked, but though purcha- made.—JWci Reg, 30/A uit. 1019 Orleans—30 at 133,20 at 14, 39 at sers by retail have been forced to pay six ___ I4J, 287 nt ,5.1IO ir.j, Il3at 15j, 94nt 15J, dollars, this must not as yet bo quoted as S6R at 15}. 317 at IS, 134 at -10}, 174 at eluent price. • ■Jamatca.—Advices frem LiAerponl 16J, 53 at loj, 50 at.'id. | The immediate cause of tills rise, ia intol- 84th ol February, ofthe rise in 1416 Tenessecs—130 at I3J, 150.at u.-iHgence from Gibraltar that the Spanish produce, were received at Kiiiwvtoi), Jain'h' 30 at 14}, 50 at 143,359 at 14J, 227 lit 14},: porfB have been opened for grain and flour. * brig in the short passage of26 data. '.J 40 Qt 14| Qt j ^ 170 At Idj OIJ jj | vet .A rnnir Ilf tlio Annrnr. io tint rriunn Knt it So iltllRPuintl* fldvnilP.P tfuib ralnnv, ... «i* 30 \vhit«. fi4 stained So.a-fslamls^-lw ^ • — - - ... ,, au 3s, 20 at 3s 3d, 60 stained 16 a 20d. I ‘ )CPn »t Gibraltar ns high as eight dol- vtonsly been selling at 10 cents wm The following A public dinner was given on tho 16th uit, by the ci.izens of Lexington conn* - ■ , . r . . * . , , _ ty, to the Hon. Wm. H. Crawford, Geo. penal Majesty admomshes the Senators t ^ Gl , /MEB< [„ [lle chnir . and Deputies no, ,o follow the example of, are anion the t0sst8 the Die, of t820, which he says, spent its I Bv t||e , Ion . Wm . „ Crawford-The ,me m continual and useless debates ; and prcaent adnlimstration _ !et it bo jud d b the other effectually remedying the evil of it8 measUfe8 which he complains, by excluding the pub lie from its debates. Major Denham and the mission from the interior of Africa, have returned to Eng land. after a residence ofl8 months in Cen tral Africa. The intelligence by the Baliena and Sa bina, at New-Yorkj-of the 28th of March, Was received in this city by express on Sat urday morning. Soma transaction# took place in consequence ; the exact amount of which we have not ascertained. Tho sales we understand were trom 22} to 25} cents per lb. The commercial letter, da ted on tlie 89th, which we publish this mor ning, were not received until Saturday eve ning, by mail. From New-Obluans.—By the pilot boat Eclipsei we have been favored with New- Orleans papers to the 27th of last month, inclusive. They contain nothing of more importance than the commercial intelli gence, which will bo found under the usual head, with other matters of more than usual interest. The Eclipse and Richard Nelson,, both of which arrived yesterday, having suilod from New-Orlemfc and continued in company, were despatched from this port with the in telligence by the Emily to the 24th of Fe bruary. Owing, however, to the prevalence of unfavorable winds, we understand, they arrived too late. The intelligence had been previously received by mail, and tho ac counts from Liverpool by theCriais to early in March, arrived about Ihe same time by vcsael, the effect of which will be seen un der the head to which wo have referred. The Eclipse and Richard Nelson were repeatedly mistaken for piratical'cruisers, by merchantmen, which invariably changed their course, and crowded all sail from them, and off Caps Florida, dirrlng thp night, the Eclipse was fired upon by a ship, apparent ly Enghsh. The shot from tbegmi disharg- ed, fortunately did no damago,passing a few yards from tha howl - By the President.—A hearty welcome to oar distinguished statesman, old friend and fellow-citizen. By Col. J. II. Lumpkin—Home—a sweet P" American crulzer send her boats on; hoRru of thf* 8cnr. Planfor, thou Ivnigat. an- : TIip Boston Ontinr|8totnB, that a Pedi ment for the Eastern front ofthe Capitol in Washington, (an original design bj J. R. Penmman) was exhibited at lloston, previ* ous to its transmission to Washington city where it is to be in tho competition for tin premium of five hundred dollars, for the best design, which is now soon to be de cided. It is stated in the Maine Inquirer, as a proof of the flourishing state oftrade on th«' Kennebec, that there arc now on jthe stocks within one mile of Hath, vessels ofthe fol lowing descriptions : 2 ships of 350 tons each ; 7 brigs ovor 200 tons each, and I schooner of about 120 tons, a great er part of which are nearly ready to. b«. Uun:hcd. The number of weavers who recently “ turned out” for higher wages in Philadel phia wax twenty-nine hundred. ' Most, .of them have come to an understanding with their employers. The whole number of foomi in tho city HI®’' Philadelphia, is said to b \ forty-jive hwidritl An enumeration of those in the noighhoripbr villages, would swell the total consident- hly. IT win ISf Ames.—The select mon of Cofli. cord, (i\. II) have published Isxac Iirr.r.. Esq editor ofthe New Hampshire Patriot* ns “ a vile calumniator, and a wilful and malicious liar.” Charleston, Mav 6.—Pima/ nnd Mur der.—We learn hv Capt. Luddington. of tlio-ajivm .Tames Monroo, arrived yesterday from Nenvitas and Nhhsru. (N P ) that tho Bclir. Planter, Capt. Ei.oarnoE (former ly n consterfmin this porttothe southward.) which sailed from New-York for Nnuvitas. on the I5t.li of February Inst, was fallen In with about the 10th March, oflf Nuevitas, hy a piratical pilot-boatrigged schooner,moun ting r> guns, who took possesson of her and run to fep ward of Non vitas, when* it is be lieved, thpv murdered the captain and all hands. The above pirate is supposed to he the vessel captured by the U. S. Steam g«|. lint Rea Gull, and the boats ofthe Br. frigat e Dartmouth—goods having been found on hoard, known to have been shipped in the Plnnter. Capt. T#. sNo stated, that n boat from Matanzas had arrived nt Nenvitas, a short time previous to his sailing, which re ported that she had been fallen in with by the Colombian privateer schoonofrRevenge. Capt Bedford, who took out her cargo,coni 8isting of beeswax, and nllowed her to pro ceed. The captain of the boat stated, that while in comnunv with the Revenge, he saw retreat from the falte quicksand# and chan, ful tidet of an illusive world. St. Petersburg!! Convention.—The Board of Commissioners under the St Pe- tersburgh Convention adjourned on the 23d uit. after a session of nearly five months. They will meet again in the early purt of December. Of the Commission, the National .lournal remarks, constituted as it is of joint mem bers of different governments to settle and determine mutters involving delicate points of international law and diificult questions of individual rights, it cannot, from its pecu liar organization, and the nature ofthe pro perty which is tho subject of adjudication, facilitate the progress of the business before it, to meet the expectations and wishes of the claimants concerned. But wo have *io doubt, from tho best information we are en abled to obtain, that the Commissioners are using every exertion consistent with their duty to their respective governments and the individuals concerned, to bring to a speedy determination the business before them ; and that no delay will arise other than that which is necessary to the promo tion of mutual justice. Letters as late as the 25th of March are received in Philadelphia from Pernambuco. Prices were, for old flour 3 a 5 rnr; the quantity in port is excessive and no one of fers for it at any price : new flour 6 a 8 inr; a large stock on hand and few purchasers* Hides are p 75 a 3 35 each The sugar crop has failed, and prices have risen to 2 inr. per arobe for .jvJiitc und others in pro- portibn. The condition ofthe people is ve ry wretched. Several assassinations had taken place, one of the principal officers was found dead with seven stilleto wounds iu his body. The government of the Emperor was considered to bo firmly established. Many executions had also taken place. • elior near the shore. The Lieutenant com manding the bents went on hoard tho P. when onoofthe pirates, supposed ro bc.tlir. captain, presented whnt he called hi* com! mission, upon which the Lieutenant shot him through the bend. Pirates.—-A letter from an officer at Key West, states, that, some of the hexes containing Claret, found in the hands of i he pirates, cnpl ured hv the Spr-Gnil. ere hran- drd—“ Nnv. 15, 1824. B. & P. and under neath, B. 12, nnd G 2}. bv .1. O. Swift,, surveyor ofthe port, of New York.” These marks are fould to correspond with a shin ment made by ti.® schooner Planter, Eld ridge, for Nenvitas. and render it cp*fai n that that vessel had the dreadful misfortune to full into the hands of tho pirates.- The small figure head of n vessel, (a fe male,) found on hoard tho piratical sehnr. has been forwarded to tins city.; am* may be seen at tho Ocean Insurance office. JMer Ado. Baltimore, April 29—A letter from Ponce, Porto Rico, now before us, speaks in very commendatory terms ofthe aid render ed by the Spanish authorities there, in se- curing and executing • lie pirates of-which we have heretofore published an official ac count. The letter, speaking ofn contest in which Lt. Pondergrast was engaged, says. “ twelve who swain to the shore wore seized and cut to pioc.es by a Spanish captain# named Matcano, a noble nnd gallant officer, who heard.the cannonading nnd was near the beach with about 30 soldiers, just in time to catch them. Tho troopa wore- or dered from P. by the authorities ofthe place, Don. Jose Torres, Alcalde, nnd Col. Thom as Renovales, military commandant, the mo ment. the pirates, were seen passing the port. This, says the lei tor, is a death blew to those villains in this quarter, us nearly all their associates, hy the vigilance ofthe authori ties, are arrested and awaiting thoir fato. Patriot; Street Contracts.—Yesterday, flie" contracts for sweeping and keeping the streets clean, and taking the dirt, was, gfter VVhir.Ii, if tlm former estimates wore cor-1 kjj* n “d more demanded, red, make the business of to-day from 50001 The gentlemen who brought this intelli- to 7000 bags, nt a further advance of aboutfound our market in a state in which Td in Uplands, Orleans, nnd Teuesscew, \ lt Was fi,tF V rn produce a rise, for by the ex- and Jd in Bt-nzil. . 17d is said to have been tc,,s i vn shipments to South America, the refused to dav for Upland. stock on hand in the different shipping Tiie sales here during the last six days I P Hrt8 *» *he northern and middle states is harve b‘*en unprecedentedly large, exceed- 1 educed to much less than the usual quunti 14. u,, ‘ prth hail jjf e . Up to lie .0 PORT Qg 8AVAWMAH ing OO.noo bags of all sorts, which in quan tity is nearly, if not quite i of all the (Jot- ton in this port; nnd speculators are now more sanguine than ever that prices must yet advance considerably. Other articles of American produce are very dull of aule, and prices remain without alteration. P. S. 0 oVWfc, P. ,M. —Since the arrival of the evening’s mail from Manchester, se veral thousand hags of Cotton have -been sold at a further advance of $d per lb. up on the prices of this morning. The Tsinerpoot Markets, March 28.—Cot ton.—The market last, week opened very heavily, and up to Tuesday at noon the transactions had been very circumscribed, and the curren y had generally declined from the quotations of Friday 4d to .Jd per lb., At. t he close of Change on Tuesday and Wednesday morning i ho speculative de mand was resumed with considerable spirit, and the market being visited during the. week bv many ofthe trade, the operation® , were extensive, the currency jiot only hav ing fully recovered from the depressions pre viously sustained, hut further advance was .realized, and the market generally closed (d to id higher in American and Brazil.| mil ; td to id on Egvptinti.jfd on Bnngnls. and Vd cm Sorats. with 4d in other descriptions. The total transaetioas renorted are 34.740 hags, of which. 21.000 have been on specu- !atfn. viz. 10.000 Bnweds, 1000 Orleans, 1000 Remains, 3000 Marimba ms, 4f>00 E- gyptinnfq and 10QO Surnts. The following are the details, viz. 15.710 Rowed* 12-Vd. to 15Ad ; 1269 Alabamns and Mobile t3.’,d to !5d i 2315.Orleans 13d to 18d : 225. Sea fslands 2s 6d to 3s 2d; 32 stained Son Is lands I5d to 20d; 26.95 Pernams IRd to 17$d; 3829 Mar an It urns 15d to 16d: 590 Bafiias I54d to 16jd; 302 Mina Novas .14'd ; 30 Mina Gera*»s 15d ; 60 Demurnras 16d to 16$d } 5435 Egyptian 14d to I5d ; 100 Cumana* 12^d ; 150 Carthagenas 1 l^d to 12d ; 1571 Surltts 9d to 11d and 425 B.m- gal at 8j to 10 per lb. P. S. Monday 4 o'clock.—The market opened this morning with renewed vigour, andverv’earlv, considerable purchases were made at advanced prices * the activity has continued without any abatement up to this hour, and the ngrogate sales are estimated at upwards of 10.000 bngs. On American descriptions tho improvement is about fd to • Vera Cruz. Lumber at Moi ant •ay, l*»r Wal ty at this season of the year. It is even 1 ARRIVED, said that, there is a deficiency of one hun- • Brig Sarah, Lowell, M or uni. Bay, (Jama. dred thousand hitrrels ; a quantity about e- cni) 14 days, in ballast to the uiai-lvt.^ qual to the surplussage in Rio de Janeiro, L‘dtBr. biig Calui* Packet, in sag.in 7 Montevideo, Buenos Ayres, and the ports f° r this port or Darien. Oil’ fan of Peru and Chili. T11 this city there is u- Antonio on the 26th ultimo, spoke Fi'T-aj snail y, on the 1st of May, a stock of 40,000 Constellation,^ 13 days from NorfoiiM-ti barrels in the hands of the factors ; but, * yesterday moruing, it was supposed not to exceed 6.000, and, to-dnv, we do not know of more than 1000 hnrrefs remaining in first hands. In like manner, in Baltimore, where there is usually nt this season of the year, a stock of 50,000 bbls, there were m l more than 10.000 a few days ago, in the hands of the factors , and similar observa tions might, be made respecting N. York and other places. These remarks refer of course, to auper- fluedlnur only, remaining in fir®t hands. The stocks of the retailers are said to he considerable, and we have not heard of any deficiency of flour of inferior quality. Other causes besides the opening of the j ‘Spanish ports, may concur to raise tin*; price of our staple. If the in ’roused ability; April, iu comjmnv With ofthe lower classes in Britnin he as great: Ram’T r. Mains, of Ellsworfh, Maine, as has boon represented, und if the port* be ^ 0UM< * lu VV ilmington, and parted ceinju* open to Cnnada flour at a duty of 5 shillings! Pf • ^ R y s n f ,or - a vent will bo found for much of the grain j Sloop Rising Sun, Darien, 2 days, w/li raised in the northern parts of the Union. I hales Cotton, to order.* And, if the high price of cation bo main- j Sloop Eleanor. Darien, 2 days with* 130 twined, the-cultivation of that article will* holt’s Cotton, to G. B. Luinar. extend over n considerable portion of coun-j ®I ,,0 P Good Lit out Allen. Darien 2 flats, trv, nt present devoted to raising grain.— ; 260 bales ( . ftcu to (i. B. Lamar, and The high price of sugar will, moreover, be or ^® r * beneficial, as the more the West India ‘ S *9°P Ann » “odlcy, Norfolk, 14 days, to planter receives, tho more he is able to; • ^ >0 ^ ,ne '‘ give* j Slonp Three Brothers, Howland, from These are contingencies, the exact ope-! Thunderbolt. The T. B*. Will be repaired ration of which cannot now be determined. ’ 1,1 a duys, when she will again be ready The present rise must be attributed to the t0 receive a cargo, deficiency of stocks, occasioned by a super- n . , v ° nue ^ utter Gallatin, Matthews from abundant export to South America, and by Charleston. the opening of the Spanish ports. A letter „ , * ot Boat Eclipes, Wood, Nety^Orleans, of the 19th March which we have seen, dull at $33 ; Collet; 14 c. ; M\:li,8ses Jinjj or none to be had ; Sugar^ aice. Brig Almira, Harding, Martinique, 15 days, in ballast, to b. B. Burkinan. Le t, at «t. Pierres. Martinique. April JUt, bi>J l , 'ranc«ri, Giiddeu, ot BrU'tni, R.J, t« *e;A in 10 days fur Bristol, R. I. • brig — mot, of Glmu ister. fur Gloucester, uikcm tain, just began to load with iindiuwe.-; brg Spartan, Foot, of Bath, to sail in Id ou t lorBtilh; brig .Foster, of East RiWr, where for uncertain, just began to duJ charge ; sclir. Union, H.irvey, of Salem ft Thomas. 5 days. 'J’ho whr.Actor,Stnnwro.1, was at Fort Royal to sail fi»r Ncw-Vudj. I he | The above were all tho American yossolsitj jj„ • St Pierres. The Almira «;umc out ot &’f* 9 days. 100 miles S. E. hf the* Ritiiir’ “speaks of temporara permission having 'P* c ^ et ^ U P 1® quarter casks Tencriffe Wine been granted at Cadiz and in the neighbor- ( . )n th ® oul ward passage, off Havana, on hood for the. importation of wheat and flour, . e u ^ t# w . as hoarded by tho Culi»m- on account ofthe scarcity of grain experi- ^ ,A,, ®chr. Zulima, Captain Lomeni, a;«i enced by the drought and ruin of the har- politely. The Z. was left in chaw vest ; w but the writer, an intelligent mer- • P a * , ' t, h jJ°°P* chant afterwards expresses an opinion that' , 1 ot ® oa * R' c ' ,ar d Nelson, Delano, Now prices will not rapidly decline. l r c hud-° r,eal ) 8 « 9 J ,a P- ^Patnenger, Mr. Piatt, previously anticipated an advance m pro- 1 ni, ' eH ® E. of t he Bnlize, picked up 13 visions, as appears from his letters of the T' ar /*’ r Tenerifte Wine. Off (’ a pc 19th Fob. and he states that, on the I9tl* F1 °rida, spoke brig Romp. Bourne, from ^d on Brazils, ^d to M on East India, and j March, the slock of flour on tiiand at Oib- • H*i' rafia New-.Yorlc. ot he* sorts Jd per lb. Tim prices realized ! *’altar would scarcely suffice to supply the SteamBotttbaiiiuelHoward,Dnliois,A«- this pioming, are for Bnweds 7fid; Pernains I bakers in the town. The first, arrivals of 5R Iiottrv, with Bouts Nos. 3 & «, 18d: Maranhams and Bahias I7d p6r pound. | flour after that date m.ist, therefore, have Gorton Sugars.—The British Ptantatidn Sugar market.has confinii.od .very dull, from tlie reluctance of the trade to accede to the (urices demanded hv the importers, who re- Aninyerv firm, and for about 160 hhds. have rvHtained full preyimis rates, which with 300hbds bought, from second hands at ra- tlirr lower prices, comprise the total trans actions ofiho week. Cnffcc.~The demand continues almost wholly suspended, no sales worthy of notice hiving taken place, and prices may be con- 7 5 Brazils, white. B li 60 do 7$ sidered nominal. jPortyg. qt.; Brown M M 40 do 6*. paid handsomely. . arrived from this port, It is even said that ns much ns ter. dollart Liverpool March 29, ships June.Tuc- was asked for some parcels on hand. | kel : ! S ' lrl111 ' Shna»e; hri ? E! i/.u Ann, Bnir/. Gibraltar, March 26.—Sate# during the! At N’lssau, (N. P.) March 18, schouner week.—Coffee, about 500 quintals,at <*!:$ coich Wheeler, per cwt. ; 1300 do 13 do 250 do 13."do 1000 ! At “evidence, April 22d, sloop Caroline*, do 14 do 300 do 15 do ; Grain, wheuf, hard i * * da vs. 1000 fanegas, 56 rfi. vn. per fanegu ; Su gar, Havana whites, 600 boxes 9 do : 200 do 9| do : 770 do 9A do : Son do 9 : { do ; — Browns, 800 do 63 do i ;19» do (I J tin ; 740 do |),:r do do ; jy'rw-Orleaiu, Morrh 85.~Co«on—The market had continued to hn very animated during the whole week, and Cotton was go ing offhri.kly at 25 centefor fine qualities —some Inis had even obtained j cent more —when, on Saturday morning, a few mer chants entered the market, and purchased several thousands of hales at an advance of 2 and 3 cents on the prices ofthe day before. A crop of 60 Imles changed hands at 30 cts. and in the evening the principal holders re- fused to sell at all. TJft imports of tho week amounted to o500 bales ;„lhe sales tout leant 9000 halus, moeny ;n tycond hand, or afloat, jj.^issisrfppi, choice. 87 a 30 ; do. prime, ! : *<l qual. 28.24 ; 3d, 10 , 2I __ ,i long law dnd advertiaiunont, put up for ’.fy qiTfllra a^i'Td 6 tSa* 9 — ^ ' m/e at the City Hall, when, instead of buy- ap^Tduoikoe, clioiee, 22 IiW .^"^20 mg the contracts, offers were geniTnusly a « ; V5„ nm on, 17 a 19.-M,,bile none' 2 ° made, to take the duty, and take the dirt, -NoTi-iTIm sales ofii,! a ' "! . e ' - provided the corporation paid ^10,000 ; the r^ted a, fltill higher prices Prime NaJeh™ streets vanished into dust. Wo must de-, Ft vise something else—Yet. Ait. | boRt ccmtfli F< " U oTZ ,,e imp " r,s ° r the week were a From T) g'aml't Salt ll-pirt.—l am indebt ed to ■» e l.ie l fr.crid, mi w■ kno.v|sdg. ,|* the »u j , J tuv gre t uonfideeoe, for ill toll,,*,, ■■ ..baervstioni: Mohus,■» ia held fi mbv tlie pri, cipal hnl. dcr», ■, b d maud 35>o 40 c Tne dlst lt-rj ire unwilling to pay 'll a; price#. I h.v, l a « ken some palm ,0 iiifdrni myaeif c'mcerning he, auicle. I „nd iiiatih, ue ia no M ,l,..<e.’ ,1 3ala nr Newburvport. «'d oime in PurK. o nil'i or PorlLnd. In Ne v Y ;k tl.e «up- ,i v ia ouirli lea. ili.n tiieir wants. In Pbila- delphl., Ilaltimore, and other ..luthern e.ties there is little or none From Ms tie. q u. and Gued doupe I learn that Molaava w.a very scarce, and the price high, hui little will come trom that quarter. Several cm,guru a-e to "ome .from Surinam, but the I poriera are ull Distiller., and none of t will he lor sale 51 the lastdi.t-, from Havana, 5lli April, u vessel# were o.duig with Uolaa.es and when thenew.nl the i.e here , caches Cuba, the ae.wn ofthe irrcate t plen'y of H .luaaea will be gone by and cinnut ue reca ltd t he eu- tire importation of Uolsuc.9 into die whole U ,’ited State, in 1825 will probably not be norcthan onu half, certainly not mure than two thirds, .,f th 1 year 1824 To the prcaenl com-n’, 3d April, the Import imo Boston i. 'ew th. R a fourth of mhit it was last year up to th a bine All thr U stillerirs in this m inh borh ed e Icep t two or three, are without suy l|,> aces The a- a. i, olgre t at ietnaod ror New K,m ia just at hand. I i, e 1, g , or,,, d brown 8ugf will cause a greater demand ' >r Molasses for family one. In Cuba whence mines our greai supply, the Planters getting » nd ,c “« <ur their Mplaiaes, have become uori- and mere indifferent about it every year ■•at year the supply , 0| p d j,, August i hn reason they nave had errible rains du mg toe months of Januarv F bruarv and Uarcti, by which the e-ops',re very b ektrard in Cuba, and when the,good weathei com, e they mutt .Head to thbir Sugir, and Iheii 11 ‘ *' 11 n ' n ,n w «*« -from .11 which t come r. tins cocci,,,in, that Molaaac, will rule high, I this yebr, s -d I tee no good rea on why it Tobacco.—VV'itMho exrpption of 90 liliils ’ °f Franc*?, 1500 «lo (>.| a 6} p»»r cwt,— \ ofordinarv Virginiu Inafi tak*»n on aperula- ; Provliioiie, Flour, 5000 bbls 6.J a 7.', per bbl! lution «t 2Ad per lb. nnOihighna been done, j— 8 do; Butter, 400 firkins 0 2 6 pt*r *Pries of Corn and Flour at Liverpool i P‘"md. '8— rii—e * ip. mpp v«vj d-n.-m-i | * A lettor of a later date 9tates, that Tn s'»v Is • for Wb*'Rt. F'onr .jsar bbi Flour was selling at 8 a $9, i b T-ff % 96m ; ’r.fiMo. 3 n a -4*. * London Markets F Ulna. Ma 'ch iS ’ - Q ugar —I.Mtl-h*ig n ’ 8 don: this w i»k in Muico vndo 'nut . ai I prre* ar;- quoted In v*r { hoi '•■rs hoavvi-r no force th^ m ‘rVet, ar-.f! tb stock is d-.ilv r’ecreH?!' g Foreign Sugars v o wther inp^*v*ng. At a public snic of ^87 -be«fgrn i-if v, very -tf U o So gn-sovur 4’-. ♦•-41: | 0 w do. 38t-j 4*S' vel ' : *3 ,f > c im»*r« nre also inqn'ved f ir. find ire firm it tbeq*t nn«. ll..ori?nw Siorarj are t»xp^e’ *dto be slewed for home 'Consumption at -hr duty of Vfr per r.wt« sod ' J^'On-ntly nq i‘:re l for by the refiner* at f*, 3 "ti fo' dry Urowos. Cifee —The holders, unwilling to depres Me m rket, huve withoM their (Joffeefrom public sail.; by private contract there appears but little t-ling, sMn igh it it renorted tkai ’«r*eU nf St. l)t»ming f hivechaigjJ Usadi at rSs to 77s per cwt. 13,3® barrel., the'gre"»U? nart If 'ft* V *’ VP “ » *ae at any p«. pari ol nod «ace the close ol ourwititt 1815. At New-York, April 28th, shop Morion, Snow. At Now-Orleans, *April 16th, Revcnne Cutler Louisiana, Jackson. At Charleston, ou Friday, sloop, Delights Ci 0 er, I day. List of vessels in the port, of Sovonah, May 9, 1825—3 .-hips, 4 thins, 3 schooners, 8 sloops—tntnl 18. The ship Olive Branch, for this port,sail ed from Liverpool :tn?h March. A ship belong to Wisensset, 35 day? from Liverpool Ibr this port, wuaspoke 2-itln lat. 34, Ion. 74, 30. Charleston. May G.—.drrired, sloop Janv»J Monroe, Luddington, Neuvitas, und 5 day* from Nassau, N. P. Chared, ship Juno, Hussey, Cowes and* Market; brig Mary & Eliza, \Vhittem<’ r f. Copenhagen; brig’Trader* M’VVilliani. Ha vana ; schooner Throe Sisters, CreighMi Baltimore. • FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, Mercantile Advertiser Office, } New* York, April 29.) The ship Alfred, ofthib port, was off fa!* lao latter part of January. While lying there, four gun boats and two launch 1 * with about 200 men, came out of Call**' 1 with the intention of surrendering them* selves to a Colombian ship of war then oi the port. 4ll>3&WV«il\i. T HE subscribers have removed to John ston’s Square, next door wcet •« Messrs. A. Low & Co. where they afk ‘ opening a handsome assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, in addition to their former stock. VV. Si II. ROSE - April 5 I® ST The Darien Gazette, and Recorder, Millodgcville, will give tho above four in - sertiuus, and forward their accounts to th ,s office. Notice. D URING our absence, Mr. Homes Top per will be our Attorney. •4 JAUDQN& CROWELL. May 7 3’"