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^ ,c pref.i<lcnt ot the house of representa
tives, in which he. proposes the recognition
ny the U. States of the Insurgent govern-
: mcnts of Spanish America. ' How great
niy surprise was, may he easily judged by
any one acquainted with the conduct ot
Spain towards this republic.and who knows
the immense sacrifices which she has made
to preserve her friendship. In fact, who
could think, that, in return for the cession
•si her most important provinces in this he
misphere; for the forgetting of the plunder
ot tier commerce by American citizens; for
Hie privileges granted to their navy; and
for as great proofs of friendship as one na.
Hon can $ve another,this Executive would
propose that the insurrection ol the ultra
marine possessions of Spain should be re.
cognized? And, moreover, will not his as!
tonishnient be augmented to see that this
ptftver is desirous to give the destructive
•example of sanctioning the rebellion of
provinces which have received no offence
from the mother country, to those to whom
she has granted a participation of a tree
constitution, and to whom she has extend
ed all the rights and prerogatives of Span
ish citizens? In vain will a parallel be at
tempted to be drawn between the emanci
pation of this republic, and that which tlie
Spanish rebels attempt; and history is suf
ficient i\p prove that if a harrassed and per.
, secuted province has a right to break its
chains, others, loaded with benefits, eleva.
vl red t0 the high rank of freemen, ought only
)■ to bless and embrace more closely the pro-
!■ i meeting country which has bestowed such
• 1 favors upon them.
, Hut, even admitting that morality ought
. to yield to policy, what is the present state of
. Spanish America, and what arc its govern
ments, to entitle them to recognition? Bue
nos Ayres is sunk into the most complete
anarchy, and each day sees new despots pro
duced, who disappear the next. Peru con
quered by a rebel army, lias near the gates
of its capital another Spanish army, aided
bv part of the inhabitants. In Chili, an in
dividual suppresses the sentiments of the
inhabitants, and his violence presages asud-
den change. On the coast of Fifma, also,
the Spanish banners wave, and the insur
gent generals arc occupied in quarrelling
with their own compatriots, who prefer tak
ing the part of a free power to that of being
the slaves of an adventurer. In Mexico,
too, there is no government, and the result
Qf the questions which the chiefs command
ing there have put to Spain is not known.
Where, then, are those governments which
Ought to be recognized? Where the pledg
e's of their stability? Where the proof that
those provinces will not return to a onion
J -’with Spain, when so many of their inhabi
tants desire it? And, in fine, where the right
■of the Unittd Slates to sanction and de-
^ *ciare legitimate, a rebellion without cause,
\ rand the went of which is not even decided?
jj I do not think it necessary to provide that
fl if the state of Spanish America were such
ipt. riS if lv iu fJie nHJi^age; that if
the existence of its govenitnents were cer-
|y tain and established; that if the impossibili
ty of its re-union with Spain were so indis
putable; and tliat if the justice of its recog.
tuition were so evident, the powers of Eu
rope, interested in gaining the friendship of
countries so imporumtifoi 1 their commerce,
wuuld not have been negligent in fulfilling
it. But, seeing bow distant the prospect is
ol even this result, and faithful to the ties
which unite them with Spain, they await
the issue of the contest, and abstain from
doing a gratuitous injury to a friendly gov
ernment, the advantages of which are doubt
ful, and the odium certain. Such will be
that which Spain will receive from the U.
Slates, in case the recognition proposed in
(the message should take effect; and posteri
ty will be no less liable to wonder, that the
bower which has received the most proofs of
ine friendship of Spain, should he the one
{blighted with being the first to take a step
Which could have only been expected from
mother that had been injured,
t' Although I could enlarge upon this dis-
ig re cable subject, I think it useless to do so,
mcause the sentiments which the message
flight to excite in the breast of every Span-
ml can be secret to you. Those which
no SC'
picking of SjKiin will experience, at receiv*
ng a notification so unexpected, will be
oublless very disagreeable; and at the same
*me that l hasten to communicate it to his
lajcsty, i think it my duty to protest, as 1
j solemnly protest, against the recognition
■ the governments mentioned of theinsur.
int Spanish provinces of America, by the
r. Stoles, declaring that it can in no way
•>w, or at any time, lesson or invalidate in
,'c\caA the right of Spain to the said pro-
J " ***. or io en'PW whatever means may
in her power to)V-unile them to the real
e her dominions.
V j pvay you, Hr, to be pleased to lay this
4-otcst before the president: and I flatter
Xyseii, that, convinced ot the solid reasons
lihicli have dictated it, he will suspend Che
eeasure which he has proposed to congress,
axl that he willjgive to his friendship and
c. his justice. , . . ,
I remain, with the most distinguished
omsidcration, praying (Jod to guard your
ii;u many years, your most obedient hum
ble servant,
JOAQUIN DE AN DU AG A.
.John Q. Adams, sec'ry ot State.
?+0 SecrecUV'y of Sat- to the .1 Knitter from Spain,
• Department of State, /
fl axlunglon, 6 h . Iprif, 1322.5
Sir—Your leilrr ol'iht: 9il> uf Murcli wus
immediately alter I hail the honor of rccciv.
ing it, laid before the President of the U.
atutea, hy whom it itua been delilterutely
considered, und hy w hose direction 1 am, in
replying to it, in assure you oi the earnest-
M-ss and sineeiity with which this govern-
mint desires tu entertain and to cultivate
the most friendly relations with that of
Spain.
litis disposition has been manifested not
only hy the uniform course of the United
btates in their direct political and commer
cial intercourse with Spain, but by the
friendly interest which tiny have felt in the
•olWofUio Spanish nation; tunl by tits
- See Georgian nf the 6th
Sheriff Sales Continued.
O N the first Saturday after the first Tuesday
in May next, will be sold at the Murket
House, in the town of St. Mary's, between the
uhii.iI hours of ten and three o’block, the fol
lowing property, viz.
twjy, A House and unexpired part of
■ Lease in the Town Commons, levied
Bllll 011 1,9 lhe P r ?l ,er ‘y William W.
Seals, to satisfy an execution in favor
of James Bearden.
Also a House and Lot in Osborn-strc-et, situs-
ted and joining the property of Ray Sands on
the south, and on the north by property of Mis.
Mork i levied on as the property uf Isaac Crews,
to satisfy an execution on a foreclosure of a
mortgage, in favor of William Sinclair.
St. Mary's, April 6, 1822.
GEORGE LONG, d. s. c, c.
april 13 t
cordial sympathy with which thfty ttuve
witnessed the|jr spirit and energy, exerted
in maintaining their independence of all
foreign control,and the right of self-govern
ment.
In every question relating to the indepen
dence of a nation, t.vo principles are involved,
one of right and the other offact. The
former, exclusivity, depending upon the
determination of the nation itself; and the
latter resulting from the successful execu
tion of that determination. This right has
been recently exercised, as well by the
Spanish nation in Europe, as by several of
those countries in the American hemis
phere, which had lor two or three centuries
been connected as colonies with Spains. In
tbe conflicts which have attended these rev
olutions, the United States have carefully
abstained from taking any part respecting
the right of the nations concerned in them
to maintain or new organize their own po
litical constitutions, and observing, wherev
er i; was a contest by arms the most impar
tial nt'iirMuty. But tbe civil war in which
Spain was^^.some years involved with the
inhabitants ot her colonies in America, has
in substance, ceased to exist. Treaties c-
quiva'leiu to an acknowledgement of inde
pendence have budn concluded by the com
menders and Vine Boys of Spain herself,
with the Republic of Columbia, with
Mexico and with Peru; while in the pro.
yinces of La Plata and in Chili, no Spain-
ish force has for several years existed to
dispute the independence which the inhab
itants ol those countries had declared.
Under these circumstances, the govern
ment of the United States, far from consult
ing the dictates of a policy questionable in
its morality has yielded to an obligation oi
duty of the highest order, by recognizing
as independent states, nations which, alter
deliberately asserting their right to that
character, had maintained and established it
against all the resistance which had been or
could be brought to oppose it. This re
cognition is neither intended to invalidate
any right of Spam, nor to affect the employ
ment ui any means which she may yet be
disposed or enabled to use, with the view
of re-uniting tlnse provinces to the rest oi
her dominions. It is the nitre acknow
ledgment of existing facts, with the view
to the regular establishment with the na
tions newly formed, of those relations, po
litical and commercial, which it is the mo
ral-obligation of civilized and Christian na-
lions to entertain reciprocally with one a-
not her.
It will not be necessary to discuss with
you a detail of facts upon which your infor
mation appears to be materially different
from that which has been communicated to
this government, and is ol public notoriety:
nor the propriety of the denominations
which you havcatrribfVecfto the. inhabitants
of tbe South-American provinces. It is
r.ot doubted, that other and more correct
views of the whole subiset will very shortly
be taken by your government, and,that it,
as well as the other European governments,
will shew that deference to the example of
theU. States, which you urge it as the du
ty or the policy of the U. States to shew to
theirs. The effect of the example of one
independent nation upon the councils and
measures of another oan be just, only so far
us it is voluntary ; and as the U. States de
sire that their example should be followed,
so it is their intention to follow that or oth
ers upon no other principle. They confi
dently rely that the time is at hand when
all the governments of Europe friendly to
Spain, and Spain herself, will not only con-
ur in the acknowledgment of the indepen
deuce of the American nations, but in the
sentiment, that nothing will tend more ef
lcctually to the welfare and happiness oi'
Spain, than the universal'concurrence in
that recognition.
I pray you, sir, to accept the assurance
of my distinguished consideration.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Don Joaquin ge Anduaga,
Envoy Extraordinary, Sec.
(translation.]
Don Joaquin dc Anduaga to the Secretary
of State.
Philadelphia, l lilt April 1822.
SfR—I had the honor of receiving your
note of the 6th inst. in which you were
pleased to inform me that this government
has recognized the independence of the in
surgent provinces ol Spanish America. 1
despatched immediately to Spain one of the
secretaries of this legation, to carry to his
majesty news as important as unexpected ;
and until I receive his royal orders upon the
subject, I have only to refer to my protest
of the 9th of March last, still insisting upon
its contents, as if its substance were repeat
ed in the present note.
With the greatest respect, I renew the
assurance of my distinguished considera
tion.
JOAQUIN DE ANDUAGA.
Extract of a lettei from Mr. Lprsyth to the Secre
tary of State, dated
“Madrid, 14th Feb. 1822.
“I have the honor to enclose to you a
hurried translati >n of the last Dictamen* ol
the commission of the Cortes on the affairs
of Spanish America, and the determinations
math', by that body.”
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• hy, Lagtiyra, 16 days.
Cleared, sch Lorenzo, Young, Iirnzils.
HIILADKLPHIA, April 30—Arrived, rich
F.Iiza Jane, Craighead, St. Johns, I*. It. 9 dava;
sloop Hobau, Wli »e, Charleston, 4 days.
Cleared, ship Moss, l urley, London; brig
James Coulter, Hill, Havana.
NEVV-YOUK, April 29—Arrived, ship Glea
ner, Pease, N Orleans, 20 days.
Below, ship Win Thompson, Thompson, Liv-
Ggden, from Liverpool, and
*0 days fi om Cork, sch Pocahontas, from Sa-
vaanun.
Cleared, brig Jerome, Dcstebeccho, Antwe p
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PUBLIC SALES.
hy J. 15, Herbert H Co,
THIS HAY, 9'h instant,at 11 o'clock,
tHU be sold on Junes’ low -wharf,
2,uoo bushels CORN.
Terms at time of sale. may 9
Ry J. R. Herbert £5 Co.
On SATURDAY next, the 11th instant,
.it 11 o’clock,
Will be sold at the late residence of Mr Pctei*
M<Turlane, on Wayne's wharf,
*Prtl 26 Arrived, bri K S.r.l, V- | * N ™ ADB ° f d “*" e4 ‘
na, Williams, Havana. 16 days; sch Billow, • ,
Swam, < ape Haytien, 16 da-'s. | OCCrifcS 1
Cleared, ship Saco, Woodbury, Stockholm.
and Dry Goods, 6,-e.
Sold lor the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
April 27—Arrived, brig America, Richard- °J , '* er of executor and executrix,
snn, Gottenburg, 7C days,
vessels.
Left no American
Terms cash.
Brig Eliza, Bourne, Trinity. The Markets
were glutted'vith American produce. Molas
ses 21 cent- u\ ’ scarce.
Brig HomiiiuS, Thompson, from Marseilles
md .'i8 d«y« Irnra (iibrult.i-, with loMuf top
masts and bowsprit.
COMMERCIAL.
lieview of the Market for the past week from th
Newl'otk Daily Advertiser of April 29.
COTTON—The import of the week was 1944
bales.
Uplands
Louisiana
Foreign
1609
320
15
1944
Total
There was a fair business in inferior and very
fine Upland and Alabamas; the intermediate
qualities were entirely neglected. Sale.i of
Louisiana were made ut 17 a 19 oents. The
chief sales of Alabama and Upland were for ex-
imi tation at 15 a 15$. Some choice parcels of
Alabama reached 16$, and a parcel of Florida
reached the same price, for home use. The
holders were generally disposed to sell, though
several considerable shipments were made in
preference to ucccpting our present rates. The
stock in market is less thau at our last report.
Louisiana 17 a 19
Uplands U a 18
Alabama -14 a IS
Sea Island 26 a 29 .
FLOUR—After the accounts received by tbe
ship James Monroe had ti unspired, the holders
ofFlourut the early pu. tof the week required
an advance, and suLs were made at aA improve
ment: towards the close of the week the mur
ket was more languid, and the business ci- iug
was limited. We have advanced our quotations.
There is a good supply of New-Ym k and Virgi
nia Flour, and but little Baltimore and no Phila
delphia at market.
New-York superfine 6 37 « 6 50
Pliilad, and Kich’d City 6 75 none
Balt. Uoward-at 6 75 a 7
RICE—The business is steady but not exten
sive.
Ncu* Rice 3 25 q 3 SO
Ol 2 12 a 2 50
LETTER BAGS
At tniliame’ Literary and Commercial
Reading-Hoorn.
Ship Ehzabetn Wilson, Nicholas li Neff,
Liverpool, tu sail 9th inst.
Ship Neptune, Nicholas & Neil',
Greenock, to sail 15th inst
Ship Boston, Ponce M'Kenzie,
Liverpool, to sail 16th inst.
Almanac. 1822.
.Ip/iur\ .fy/iar.
Rising] \eltiiig
9 Thursday .
10 Friday . . .
11 Saturday . .
12 Sunday . . .
13 Monday , .
14 Tuesday . .
15 Wednesday
It. ni.
5 10
5 9
5 8
5 7
5 6
h. m.
6 50
6 51
6 52
n 53
6 54
6 55
6 56
High Water.
h. in.
10 12
10 48
11 3
11 54
1 23
2 20
3 6
Company Orders.
i\ N'P.lection lor Ensigrt of the Rifle Corps
attached to the Legion of Republican
Blues is hereby ordered to be held at the Court
House on Saturday, 18th inst. Poll to be open
ed ut 4 and closed at 6 P. M.
may 9
JOHN E. O'CONNELL,
Lieut. Com’dg.
Manager’s Official List
Of PRIZES drawn the
SEVEN I li DAY’S DRAWING OF THE
■GRAND LOTTERY,
OF SOUTH CAItOLINA.
6.435 a prize of 10U Dollars
6,807 100 Dollars
8,707 100 Dollars
And eleven of 20 Dollars
'Adventurers are advised to apply in time, as
Tickets must soon rise. The drawing is more
than one fourth completed, and all tbe following
grauvl prizes remain undrawn, viz •—
20,000 DOLLARS
10,000 DOLLARS
5,000 DOLLARS
5,000 DOLLARS
6 of 1,000 DOLLARS
And an immense amount in prizes of S$500, Sic.
Orders receit cd in this city, at the Cliarleatoh
price of ELEVEN DOLLARS, at the office ol
S. <Sj M. ALLEN & CO.
QT/* Where cash is advanced for prizes as
soon as drawn, and lists kept for examination,
may 9
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SAVAAMJUr.
CLEARED,
Ship Asia, Barry, New-Yoi lr,
Petersen (J Go.
Schr Columbus, Ross N Orleans.
Sch;- Washington, Mason, Darien.
Schr Echo, Saunders, do
Sloop Caroline, Delano, N York,
ARRIVED,
Brig Orion, Mayhew, Charleston, 1 day, in
ballast to master.
Sloop William, Luce, Darien, 3 days, with 205
bales cotton to F U Welman, A B Fannin, Hall
& Tenney, E Blijs lien, and Miller & Fort.
v Boat Industry, Captain Butler, Augusta, 4;
hours. Passengers, Messrs Hartfork, A and A
Read. .T Newton, Norton, Hoaker, lloardman
and others. Spoke steam boat Altumaha, Capl.
Davis, all well.
Annivxis vbom this pout.
At Charleston, 7th inst. sloop Susan, Brad
ley, 1 day.
At Bosaon, 22d ult. sloop Huntress, Sack-
ford, 22 days.
ciF.ARxn ron tuis pout.
At Balt. 30tli ult. ach Hazard, Sylvester.
At Providence, 25th ult. ship Rising States,
Pearce.
rp rou this ronT.
At N York, 27th uh. the superior new ship
Savannah, White, to sail with dispatch. The s,
is owned by Messrs. Ilall Hoy t, of this city,
and is intended as a regular packet between tins
port and New-York.
At Charleston, 7th inst. steam bout Columbia,
Blackman, to sail this day.
The ship Morning Siar, Bnrstow, sailed from
N York tor this port on the 29th ult.
The sloop Haynhum, De Forrest, was to sail
from Boston for this port 28th ult.
CHARLESTON, May 7—Arrived, ship Frank
lin, Muni'O, N Y01 k, 14 days. April’29th, Capo
I latte las hearing Non h 25 miles, spoke sloop
Cussin, from Sa-annah for N Yoik.
Brig Gov. Brooks, Bishop, Liverpool, 36 days,
Sch Jane, M‘William, Havana, 6 days. The
U. S.frigute Macedonian, Capt. Biddle, 26 days
from Boston, and Hr. frigate Tribune, from Ja
maica hound to England, arrived 2 days before
Capt. M. sailed.
13BALTIMORE, April 29—Arrived, brig In
telligence, Gudtivy, N Oi leans, 25 days; Spa
nish sell Kusolia, Costa, Havana, 11 days.
April 30—Armed, brig Hjpwiyn, i'urbc*, fl
In Equity,
October,
Sessions
1817.
Ia the Circuit Court of the
' * baited States,
fn flfcd for the flisfrict of Pennsylvania,
in the third Circuit.
Bfffrv EEN
*- ijhst’pli Marx«.1Jo3epli Marx'*
and G#mge Marx, citizens of
the state of Virginia, who sue
as well in their own names as
tjn behalf uf such other Per
ilous, Stockholders of the late
*$:ink of the United States
heretofore named, as ahull
come in and become Parties
Iieieto, contributing to the
Expenses of this Suit—Com-
plainahfe.
AND
David Lenox, Elias Bondi not,
llobert Smith, James C. Fish
er, Joseph 3ims, Archibald
McCall, Paul Siemnn, Samuel
Coates, Henry Prat*, George
F ix, Puschall Hollingsworth,
•Jnhit-SiiRe, Thomas M- Wil
ling, Horace Burney, George
Harrison, Abijuli Hammond,
William Bayard and Oliver
Wolcott, citizens of the State
of Pennsylvania, Trustees of
the late. Bank of the United
States
4\ND now, to wit, this twenty-third day of
April, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-two, this cause came bvfine the Court,
on a Mandate from the Honorable the Supreme
Court ol tiie United States for further proceed
ings. Whereupon i* is ordered and decreed—
That the holders of Notes of the late Bank of
the United States, bring t'.mm in for payment
at the late Banking House of said Rank in the
city of Philadelphia, before the eleventh day »t
April, A- D. 1823, and that on that day this
Court will make a final Decree for Distribution
of the funds reserved in the hands of the de
fendants for payment of said Notes ; and it is
further ordered and decreed, that the Clerk
cause'this order tb be published in one public
newspaper in each of the following places, tu
wit:—Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Balti
more, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, and New-
Orleans, at least once a week, for nine calender
mon&3» before the said eleventh day of April
nexh A true copy.
d. caldwf.ll, cierh dr. c.
The Editors of the Boston Evening Gazette,
at Boston, of the New-York Evening Post, at
New-York, of'the American, at Baltimore, of
the Norfolk Herald, at Norfolk, of the Charles
tou City Gazette, at Charleston, of the Georgi
an, at Savannah, and of the Louisiana Advertis
er, at New Orleans, are requi sted to insert the
nbove in their respective gazettes once a week
for nine calender months, before the lltli day
of April, 1833, and to forward the r hills, as soon
thereafter as may be, to the subscriber, accom
panied by an affidavit proving the publication,
conformably to the foregoing order.
1). CAI.DW ELL, Clerk Cir. C.
mav 9
For Havre,
The fine Danish ship
A HUM A,
II G. Meyer, master.
.having nearly all her cargo en
gaged and ready to go on hoard, will meet quick
despatch. For freight of HW hales cotton or
passage, apply to captain Meyer on board, at
Williamson’s wha.f, or to
PETERSEN yCO.
tray 1
may 9
Hy J. B. Herbert Co.
On FRIDAY, 10th inst. at 10 c’cleck.
In Store,
2 casrs Irish Linens
1 do Book Muslins
1 do Long Lawns
2 do Toilmet Vestings 1
2 do Needle Work Muslir.f .
1 do extra Gilt Buttons
2 do Umbrellas
1 do Madras Handkerchief*
5 bales Nankeens
Also,
1 trunk ready made Clothing
ma >' a Terms at time of sale.
Attachment Sale.
Jouv LaTHnur vs. Jxstr.s Kesios,
ILL be sold on Jones’ lower wharf, be*
tween the hours of 10 »»nd 3 o’clock,,
on THURSDAY, the 9th day of May instant
the Stock and Trade of James Keny on, levied
on under tbe above attachment, and sold by or
der of the lion, {fudge Ckulton, judge ot tho
Eastern District.
, A. D’LYON,see
may 7
Attachment Sale.
Lotus Caswkll t-f. Rooms & Brarr.
W ILL be sold at the Exchange ir, this city,
on FRIDAY, the 10th instant, at twelve
o’clock A. M. the schooner Severn of .South
Hold, &c. &c. under the above attachment end
by order of Justice Barton.
A. D’l.YQN, s c. c.
may 7
Sheriff Sales Continued.
O N the firs? Saturday cite- tnc first Tuesday
in May next, will bt s M at the Market
House, in the town ef St. Marys, between the
usual hours often and three o'clock, the follow
ing property, vis.
Pa t of Lot No. S three, in stid town, mea
suring eighty six fi-eet in front in Osborn street,
and two hundred lea back 1 levied on as tho
properly of Isaac Crews, to satisfy an execution
in favtir of A. Low U Go. vs. Crews ft Oessetit.
Also s negro fellow n.meil tty I* levied on aa
the property ol Isaac Chavs, to Bativty the above
named execution ; property painted out by
Isuac Crewa. ’
at. Mary’s, Camden 'County fXnfil t>, 1822.
JAMES WILLIAMS, s. t c.
april 15 f
Sheriff Sides.
O N the fust Saturdoy after the first Tursday
in May next, will be sold at '.In Murket
House, in the town ot St. Mary's between ilio
usual hours ot ten and three o’clock, the fol
lowing property, viz .
All the Improvements on Ear* of lot No. 3,
three, levied on iv% the property ol Ho wore Gau
tier, to satisfy an execution in favor of Plucido
Le Charteer.
Also, all the Improvements on part of lot No,
13 thirteen, levied on as the property of Ran
dolph M'Gillis, to satisfy an execution in favot
of Michael Hurnhatn..
St. Mary's, April 6,1822.
GEORGE LONG, ». s. c. c,
•pril 13 f
For Greenock,
The fine British ship
HOMER,
Robert Ker, master,
Having the greater pait of he?
cargo already engaged, will meet w ith imme
diate dispatch. For freight of 200 bales, apply to
JOHN II. REID U CO.
mav 6
For Havre,
Tlif British brig
ALKKT,
Capt am McDougaK,
will commence loading in h few days,
an i have immediate despatch. Fur freight ol
250 bulei cotton, apply to
SAMUEL WRIGHT.
02? Neither captain Mctloiigull or the Con
signee. will be accountable ur any debts con-
traded by tbt *
For Greenock,
The tine p«p| errd ship
NKPTUNB,
James Rich master,
'aving nearly all her cargo en»
gaged, will be despatched without delay. For
freight or pamgo, applv to
NICHOLAS U NEFF.
april 17
For Liverpool,
The fine coppered .-Iiitl
nOSTON,
Captain Finley.
For freight or passage, apply to
the captain on board, h - Belton's vi'ar£ or »o
PONCE M M \ > KKN/RE.
{ry- BILLS on Alexandria and on New-York,
for sale. may i re
For Liverpool,
The British ship
DOKSKT,
R Dixon, matte-.
’or freight or passage apply to
A. L MOLYN'EUX.
Persons are couliuned against ere*
diting any of the crew of the above vessel,
april 30
For Freight,
The staunch coppered British brig
r ,vv PKNKI.OPE,
Chisolm, master,
■war fifed 3 now ready to receive a cargo, for any
European port, if immediate application ismudd
to the captain on board, or to
J. WOODROW,
at the City Hotel,
Landing from same brig and for tait,
A few ca>ks bottled Ate and Fatter, of a supe
rior quality
Ilo do kegs Loch Fine Herring*
Do do jais I earl Barley
Dodo do. Split Peas
Do do casks of Hardware & Tinware, assorted
Smgle cud double Cluster Chet aes
Apply us above.
(Tty No Debts contracted by the ctc W of thft
brig Penelope will bf paid by ctUkur Uvc capuiQ
Oi' GttUlif : ^
