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S® t~= — ltEK»arBUC4»f. FREDERICK S. FELL, C1TV PninTK*. Dailv Killer oight dollars per annum. Connie Taper .six dollars perannuiu. I’AYAllIjK in AI1VANCU. fly Office In Hickson’s tlirco story ■oriel! building, on llio Bay, nonr tlio Ex change, liclw ecu Hull and Prayton-strccts. -1 WAVAJVJfAH. TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. I. From Europe.—Still later accdunti from England and France, will be found In our colunml this evening. Tho Trenty’between Russia and Tutkoy appears 10 have exel- ted much dissatisfaction in the European Courts. We, However, have nothing but minor, hnd surmise oil the' gubjeot. Commodore Ridglcy and ftmily. left town ibis morning, fn tho steam packet John David Mongin, "for Charleston, on their way ^Washington City. SI. A mime's Society—'The members of this society partook of ftieir anniversary dinner yestetday.Vblph was provided at the City Hotel, and embraced all the usual, delicacies that are brought forward Oh tills occasion. Among the guests here 'Com. Hidgley uod’Alte officers stationed lit tho Cantonment. 'The Attorney General, John M. Berri en Esq. hns kindly sent os a copy of the address lie delivered at the Iasi commence ment of Princeton College. Wo antici pate much delight 1n the perusal of it, to which are shall devote our earliest leisure. Gen. Gaines, of the 'United States’ Ar my, with his family, arrived In Raleigh N. C. on the 20th Inst; on his way' to the South. The Washington Telegraph, in referring to the defalcation ip the Patent Ofli c, a. mounting to 4.001) tlolliirs, slates that no part of it tuook place under the adininstra- tion of the late suporinliudant, Dr. Thus. V. Jones. ‘ Many members of Congress have alrca dy arrived at the Seat of Government— Congress assembles on the 7th day of De comber. TAe Fisheries.—.By a statement inNcil sun’s Quebec Gazette,Tilriiislied by a gen tleman ,»tin t,-, resided nn the cuast ol jLebradcir,and whose pmstii s ‘e.nabh him to form a very correct rstiiHate. the total product oftheljshrri'es of the United Slate's,' Great Britain, .and her colonies, amount to £1,114,000. "It appears (remarks tlte writer) that all' the British North American Colonies with, ’Great Britain itself, hnd actually engaged in the trade dining l Kill, only 008 vessels, manned "by 9,l tO ihen.-prodlmljig 073.00u •0*1. offlsh, and 0730 hlids. nf oil, whilst (lie UniUtl Slates, the only great rival na val power of Great Britain, had 1,000 ves sels, manned by lS^OOO men, producing 1,100,000 cwt. of fish and 11,000 hhds. of oil, or on a general average of ships, men, end produce, morn than one half more.— This superiority has been acquired too hy the United Mtn.es under disadvantageous circumstances. Dot having the privileges of drying llu ir fish on land, nor fishing- nearer than a league from the shore, nor taking shelter in llie harbors, and having a longer voyage To perform than the British colonial vessels.'' The American fishing vessels, he Con tinues, are manned by innn paid in pro; portion to the catch and success of the ad- Venture; their Vessift are mare cheaply faund in materials artd provisiuits; the per sonal interest of the crew makes them more enterprising and industrious, anil the mar keis of the whole world arc open io^them, go exchange dr sell, and return ritrecll/ di rectly or circuitously with cargoes or spe cie, as interest may suggest; The inequality of the trade oh the side of the British' CnlonieSltinnt ascribed to a want:of enterprise, intelligence ande- c,onoiny,.jn ibo people engaged in it, but chiefly to bad commercial regulations, and to a fatal reslriction-of the Colonial trade. The following were amnrig ilie toasts j ranlt nl the tale celebration of vise Phila- olphjaTyp/graphical Society. The words primed in italics are technical term* used by printers: Our Country—A form of 24’s locJcid tip in the chase of patriotism—.justified by the Constitution—the page, tlint drops out iriust bavo been,squabbled Ivy tile Debit. Ciyil and Religious. Liberty—Jlay the Devil soon lock up. those monks and fri ars of every" sect; who would' impede its progress. Lafayette-An old capllai of Frcncliean non, that wears Well. The Fair—A type of innocence-—-as guides, tve have no parallels—as stars, no, Superior. . ' Chesapeake and Delaware Canal—'The Philadelphia National Gazelle states that the tolls received on this canal already a- imiuni to about one -hundred dollars a -day. Outlie 10thinstant,no less than twenty ' sloops and schooners passed (he wbste/q locks. IThe march of Morals—The Cherokee's ‘ have established a Temperance Society, ■after the most approved system. ‘‘Forty gentlemen’-’ it-is stated signed their nninea. to Hie constitution <m tho evening of its a- 4option. Ptom the Baltimore American, Ulh ins/. . LATEST FROM ENGLAND. Bythoarriv.il at Boston on Saturday Inst, of tho packet ship Boston.vCoptain Mackay, frqm Liverpool, whonce sho sail ed on tho 23d Ult> Liverpool papeit of that’ dale, and London to tho tSd have been re ceived. \* The East.—Various particulars respect ing tliu treaty of AdrTahople are detailed in the Prussian Stato Gazolto. An article from Buoliarcst states that the . Turkish cities on the left to,ink of the Danube are to too incorporated with the Priucipalilios, ih which no Mahometan will toe permitted to reside. Such- Mahometans as possets landed property in WallacliU nnd Molda via will bo altowod 10 moiuhs. All the i>! amis at the mouth of the Dauube, it is said, me to bo ceded to Russia. The main strength of tho Russian army is to remain, it it aUlrined, nt Adriunople, nnd throughout the-ttrbng hold* hetweon ihai pl.iceuiid the Dfimbo. The London Sun thinks there is soniethinfcoutrngeouslv frightful In the treuty, which has not yet been revulgcd. Great rejoicings, accompanied with much military and religious pomp took place ni St. Petersburg, In consequcnco of the fttlssian victories and the ••glorious peace,” on tho 4ih Oct. The Emperor is loading (ii* ^cueruls with honor* and to wards hy means.vrf titles nnd promotion.— Counts Dichitsch nnd Paskiewitsch aro made Field Marshals; Gens. Nessolrode and Wdrbneow are knighted, Sit. Tlie Emperor has published a Manifesto, con gratulating his subjects on the restoration of peace with the Porte, compliineutim his ‘nrniy, and vindicating the course p)^ sued hy Russia in relation to tho war. Tlie Hultan has despatched orders from Coiistnhiinopto to all the Pachntiks of the Empire, to cease hostilities against the Russians, nnd to treat the Russian nation us ode on tlie most friendly terms with tho Porte. The Inhabitants of SeiVia are looking with much''confidence for n pub lic decUration nulling them in possession of the rights stipulated Tot them by tho trea ty of Ackerman. . * The Pnrfs Crthslitinlonnel of Oct. 10*, says that the F.nglish and French Ambnt- 1 sudors have remonstmted agalnsVtlio treaty of Sept. 14. It adds th.it on \he 19th, the »Snirtiii had not sanctidned tho treaty ; and that Nichol is will probably modify tho conditionspresc>ibed by bis General.—* “One circumstance might rekindle war in these countries—the dlsobedientp of the Pachas—by which England may protit, to annoy the Russians.” Tho papers contain niimerouk extracts from foreign journals, detailing tho usual occurrence* and arrangements accompany inn the* termination of a war. England—'The Liverpool Courier con tradicts the report of Sir Hudson IxiweS' decease.—It says he has been slain -tft Alx la Chnpclle by tho French papers for tlie purpose Of mangling his memory—and adds “notwithstanding hisile.'th at Aix In Glingelle. after fifty three hoius of agony, Sir Hudson is bow at Ceylon, of v hich h- l.ii.d he it Deputy Governor, and Lady Lowe has hnd letters from him within these ftw dsiy*.” This brave knight will prob i * lily experience more than “fiftvihree liuunf of agony,*’ ere he eoes to tho shades. Locomotives.—Some experiments on a compiofi road havetocen made with Ander son & Jnmes s patent steam c.iriiage,winch perfornieiMI the igieof fifteen miles tn liouf. Jt is supposed that on a Rail road il would hnvegdiio fTireo tunes ns fast as any of the Vehicles Hied on the Liverpool and Manchester.W nil road The Hull road.—Tim result of the late experiments a\1t4tiiliill has left no doubt ofthetuci ess of the locomotive engines on the railway; and one of the cons* quen ces which have immediately reVulled is, that the prehiiuul on shares in tho Man- chesier and Liverpool Railway has advart ced within the last lendays, from 38 to 50 per cent a share. Gen. Santander has affrived at Ham burgh from Lagiiayra. Mr. McLahe, the Ameriran Minister,hnd a long conference with the Earl of Aber deen, Oct. 10th. The Prussian State Gazette of the 14th ult. contains a lone official explanation of the part taken by the Prussian Government rn the negotiations foi peace betweeh Rus sia and Turkey. Arrangements have been made, says a London paper r for slaiioning a forger mili tary force than usual in tbe Ionian Islands and at Malta, us a precautionary measure, nuiit affairs in tbe East assume a more settled d'spert. Tlie London Morning Chronicle of the 21st, says every thing in thfe city wore a cheering aspect yesterday, and all the pub lic securities, both English and foreign, experienced ah advance. . Tbe transac ting were large. 'Great quantities of Gold and Silver had been exported to tlie continent; but on abdndanco remained in tlie^oiihtfy . Hamburgh, O'ri. IS.—We learn from Vicifna, under date of‘the Otb, mat the Aus trian Government bus contracted a loan of *4 millions Of florins, ;»t 4 per iu. which will soon be published, with the houses of Rot- scliild, Gcyiuuller, Eskelos, arid Senna & Co. Portugal.— F rfie rudiourctf tbe recoghi lion by H|Min of Mimiel as fegiflmaie sov ereign of Portugal,h repeated in ihfc French papers,, and confirmed ^by private letters received m London, It is stated hi a Pa ris papeVof tbe 17tb, that the Cobiit of Fi gucra. Minister of.Toftirgol; lias presented his letters of credit to Ferdinand, and that the Minister of the latter bad been formally received at the Court of Miguel. tninvthc speech 'of tho King o! tlijo Noth- erlnhds on the opening of tho States Gen eral. on the 10th Oct. in which.ho slntes that ho hnd taken measures to nut an end to tjiedhuurbnnc.es in India, (Java.) lie informs the States that since their lost Session, he.had forpicd a cpmraqt of marriage for his only daughter with Prince Albert, vounnest ton of the King of I rus sla, and *l»at he anticipates that tills nlli- once will bipd tlfe two houses still more strongly .together, than they have been Idthorto conhnercially connected. MARSEILLE^ Market, 17th Oct. » Coffee.—'Tho hopo of ilie speedy opening of tho Levant keeps this bean up. It i* desirable .for tho good of mankind nnd of commerce, .that tliti hope may bo Soon ro- alieed.'—650 hags of good ordinary color St, Domingo bavo been sold at near 431 for 50 killugrames. .. LATESt FROM BRAZIL. The brig Pacific Captain # Co»kling. came up yesterday In thq very short pat- sago of thirty six days from Uio de Japel’ ro, whonce she sailed on tho | Otfi Uctober- The editors of tho AnfSrU-aii are indebted to the attention of Capt, C. for papers . to tho 13th nit. A short tilde before, lie sail ed the corvette Isabella had arrived, -hav ing been despatched nt the equator from tlie convoy ntcompai?ying tlie iietv Em piess, to’nnnoiince her approach to tho capital. Preparations were making to receivo her with great pomp and splendor, There was no political intelligence of mo- mcnuVriio U. S.ship Natcheas, Captain Claybm, and Vitidnlin, Captain Galln gher, were in port. The former, bearing lljo broad poud.mt of Commodore Cassin, urrived on the.Otli in Cl days from Cura- coa,.and 02 days from New York. Tlie Vandaiin wqs expected to sail in a Tew days to look for the frigate Hudson. Extract of another letter, datod “RIO DE JANE1UO, October 12. 1829 “Tbe slave trade is now discontinued by ortfei of government and altliougli good doal of difficulty will arise from this circunistanco, wludosomo eficcts will bo the consequence, and onr exchange will improve before long. Tho old Bank is to be closed, and a newjono established with a specie capital. Government stocks havo advanced from 01 to 07 a wd 08 P e , r 06,11 arid the.general opinion is that an improvu ment will take place, which will probably lie gradual, but permanent. Busim ss here is very dull. AVe liavo very gloomy ndvices from the La Plata.—The people there Seem Hi des- paii 1 of ever having a settled state of things, —at lenst for tunny years. It is thought that the Bank of Buenos Ayres wUI soon be declared insolvcui.”—Baltimore Am. Huenos Ayres.— The editors of tho A merienn h.ivfe received from their Buenos Ayres correspondent files of the papers of that city to the 23d September inclusive Reports were prevalent that the Indians If.id made inclusions into the tenitoryof tlie province, and Col. Pacheco, with n reglipcriT of caVnlry, hrid been despatched ugiinst tlieQI. In Patagonia the Indians Had iriiifle ah nttack on two e^Cancins, but bad. been repulsed. Further efforts were making to reduce tho expenses of the civil and military fist of officers of Buenos Ayres. Late letters from Corriontcs give-n posi live contradiction to.tho reported ^oath of Francin, Dictator of Pai rigudy. On thp 10th September tho installation of tile Senate took place. Don M. Aguir re was chosen President, andGcii. M, Az cucnagn Vice'Pretideut. . The sessions of the Senate nr« to be held Til private. Se veral of the Senator j had subsequently sent in their resignation*;—lb. Mr. Shiel, the Irjsh orator, in an inter- estiitg SrHcte enAfted “ReColleclions of the Jesuits.” tells the following nnecdqte: Tti America, the Jesuits are all Republi cans. Two of them lately visited Rome: on being heard to express ijpine^ strong de mocratic sentiments, they weie reprehend ed by tlvb General of the order; but.the CmmCil of Five, to whom Ihoy nppoaled, and to whom the Gerieruf himself is res ponsible, declared that as the form , of gov ernment of the United States was Republi can, it was the duty of uii j^inertcdn Jesuit to feel as an American citizen; and resciri ded the decision of the Superior.” Mr W. J. Stone of Washingron City has obUiincil a patent for ah apparatus which ho denominates the “Gravitating; Inking Roller Appnrutils, 1 It fs intended to lie applied to (he ordinary screw or lever ptoss in the use of w hich it obviates.the necessity of employing a hand to ink the form. The inking roller is caused tp traverse back ward and forward by the traversing motion bfthobed, the inking being effected whilst the pretsmdm is plqcing the sheet upon the lympan. The contrivance for equalizing the ink ftpon the roltef, is equally inge pious, simple, and effectual, and.it. is con fidently believed’ (hat the whole wijf be found to bo a tilost decided improvement. The small pox bns been for some time prevalent nt tbe Indian village of Si. Re gis, Canada. The population of tbe place is GOO—one half Bri'iish, the remainder A- mericans. Of this limited number. no less than three bundled were dowp ut the samp time with tliis loathsome disease.— A'ssistance'wns afforded by direction of rite Canaflinh government, and the 6enofils of vaccination were very happily illustrated. The patients are now in rf i>gry favorable state, and only two or three have fallon' he fore the scourge. mntulv nf tlio Ti S ie»*, inti licit) liprunjllo Clin was Brnuiilit, >thon slie waistim 8h ’ men.iiros sovon aml.a half fi'Ol Iront nusc to tlio ond f tlio (nil. Tlio inalo was scon afterwards fit llio nqlghtiqring woods—lie appeared inncli laraor than Hie Tigress.— :t is soiiinwlinl Strang, indeed;, llial lliose niiiinalsshniild He travoltthg In lids sectimi of country.— |l is prqnaliln they (luvoetul. grated from South Amerioa liy tho way of Mexico, Toxas, OpelruiiBS, and crossed Ilia Mississippi near lit. tpnnlh or False rt vor. Some, two or tlireo yoprspao ji I ] gdr was kifiod rift the, hills pyor Ktissoll- ville, in tlio Intoiinr of Kunluclty.—Grid Iron.- Tlio rnmmitloo of Fiench physielans, sent tn Egypt in order In try tlio oflocts nt chloride in iiriestlng the prd|ingnlion uftho plagup, linvo sent «mno iinhortant snd cu rious results to Paris Tim shirts anil other clothing of poisons who huddled with the worst forms nf the disease, proved, after lining steeped \n a preparation, entirely .Harmless'.when worn nefit’to iho skin oflhe physicians.' Tim experiment which killed llm faninus Dr, Valle, at tho Havana, was found 'innoxious nt .Tripoli, with that fne- enutlon; SO. Ilktwlse, tho disseoiion of bo- dlesjusi dead from the plague, when llio* igd the hands of llio alssoclort were w ell waslied with Die ehlorurets. I.atclv, in tngland, d farmer poor Ban Imrv swallowed a ,wilsp, and so rapid was tlie inllauiulion tlint lib died in a few hours. On llio CSth.nf Sept, last nn apple Iron in pennsvlrania, ivasin full blossom | and tlio own-r of tlie tree had an ear of Indian Corn with 1130 grains. Victory T thnttU, be Hi God f < ' CIQry l 01ir ICqltwnicate'l MAtirV K- liKfs COM '1IEUCIA.il. IIatzs i ttost l.ivr.nrooT,.'; Dates zkom 11 avhir..:::::::: ::22d Out- ;.24d Oct tATEST FROM FRANCE. From our correspondents of tlie New York Mercantile Advertiser, Nov. 22— .. . Hleon. The ship Great Britain, Capt. French, has'arrived at Newport, from Havre, bound tu New York. She sailed on (ho 24th ult. and we are favofed with Ilovre papers of the 28d. They contain no netvif of importance;, The FiehcK stpoks were piloted at Paris oh the 22af at 103 1-2'. Soles at Havre,'Oct «2d, 35 biles Lou, Colton, B1 to 87 1 2, 234 Mobile,' 80; 137 Uplands, 84 to 00.-142 bis. "Pot Ashes, 02f; . 100 do. 42,25 ; 33 do Pearls, 53 j 120 bags St. Doni. Coffee,43 1-2, iu bond; 100 Rio dd. 30 13. ^Corfu, \m Sept.—^Accounts from Pre- vesa, announce as certain the death of General Dcntzel. who succeeded" General Church as generalissimo df the Grcdli force. He died atVomuTa on the l - 5'flV of Sept, of S ntaltgnafit fever. Private Hi-, ters .idd that minute guns were fired at Vonitza on the 16th, probably on occasion of the General's funeiai., The Journal du Uavto of tho 2Sd, con- . it letter from a gentjemnn in George town; D. C. asserts tlint tlio infurinatinn had.bjeh received that 51 r. Ilnsh fins oh mined the Ipan'ofoiie and a half million of dollars, front’ Ilia house of Williams Sc Co. of London, for tire Chesapeake arid Ohio Canal Company. , Jackson, la. o,ci. i7. . Dangerous Strangers—Some limo last week,.while some negroes were engaged in picking Out cotton in a field near Tlinmp son's creek, about six or seven' miles below lids place, Ijiey were suddenly surprised by a.TIgrrrs leaping into Hie field, and seiz ing a dog. The negroes nnt awnre of their own danger, repaired to.tho assistance of their dog,u hcu a,fierce battle ensued; nidre dogs were brouglit into .aclion ; notwitli- standing the . Tigress svould. have fiia'de dregdfiti havoc ampog tlienV. if a, Spaniard ji iting-rtear Hie scone,6f liotrio, Jiail not ImvsAiferposeir—wi(h knifo id hand', he hAIdfy engaged (he ferocious animal—he received sinrerai'wyhyc sounds, and tho Tigress had hun down, and would have conquered lum, liad not the negroes suc ceeded m tliruiting a large Stick ia tbe LIVERPOOL MARKET, Oct. 20. Cd/lon.—The principal sales are making at 5 3-8 a Uii- Otir sales for a number of weaks past have been exceodiii(> heavy,.so the consnmcr4 being supplied, it may Imp- pen that they limy keep out of tint market for a while. Op tile oilier hand all onr mills are now ni ivoTlt, and or course tlie consumption is great, prices loo are mode rate, and tiie import will he light .for sonio tinio to como. Tim import of Americnn cotton into tho kingdom nt this tinia iga- bout equal to that <>f tlio whale of Iho last /ear, lint we think, that oiir stock of all rinds at tho close of tlie year will ho cun siderubly less than ut the close of Inst year. Our Grain markets nro declining. New Irish wheal is selling today at 7s Sd per 70 lbs 2id Oct—On tho SOtli wo addressed you by Hits vcmcI, since which the feeling is not so good for cotton, nnd we Imvo not been able tn go on with sales at tlie prices then quoted. This being contrary to thq general expectation of holders, they now show more disposition -o accept oilers tlint they hnd previously declined. VVo think now (Imt there are evident symptoms of llio late business' in tlie mar kbt being shortly followed by a calm. Tlio next advices irom.your side are expected with tnmo anxiety. Uct. 24.—The sales nf tlio week are I'BiOOO bags, of which 200 bags were sold lilt Fildity Inst nt public auction, consisting chiefly of Sea Island ,ntl stained Son Isl and cotton. Iii prices there is no allera- tinir, tlie mnrket seems’firm, tlie demand; being ettensive and llte import small — The impnrt'is 8100 bags, namely 2100 A- moriunn, 4020 Brazils, 500 West India mid 1480 bales Surat. Corn Exchange, Oct. SO.—At this day’s market, the demand for new Wlic'ul was limited, and prices 3d a '4d lower; and thoso of old nearly ns much. Severnl car goes of new Oats arrived tills morning, nearly tlio whole of which were sold at a deelina of nhout id on Hie prices of this (lay sen’niglu. Barley in trifling demand, and 3d lower. Flour was fully Is and Oatmeals (id a ts per pack cheaper. Bond ed Flour is still offering on lower terms. English Money. Market, London, gist Oht—Tlie impulse given to English and foreign funds within Hie lust day or two continued, and it is pretty well ascertained that a large portion of the late purchases iqada iu Englith stock are for rhvestinont. Consuls, which yesterday closed at BO 3 8 for account, opened this ifioriiing at the saiiio price, and tin 3-8 3-8inniiey. Bank Slock has also risen to 412 14. Three per cent, reduced to 80 il 1-2 3-4, and Ex .chequer Bills 73 75f India- Bonds are still quoted 82 84. London Market, Oct. 21. Blee—There is no alteration iu Rico.; Iho innrkct is heavy. The Government contract for Ca rolina Rice, which may bo required,.was lit £30 10s per tmr. Cotton—Tho Rotloh market is not so brisk ; Stirats al public sale were taken in at rather low prices. .Tlfe purchases for the last week, ending last night Inclusive, consists of 1130. Snrals, 3 l-4d to 3 l-2d ; 12 Bengal; 3' !-2d; 50 Perriams, 7 12; 550 American, ft j-sfcl to 8 1-4(1; 20 Gar- lhagona, 4d; 650 Sural, public sale, 3d to 48 r Cd. ^ . • _ . died, . (Tn the 28th of October last, at her resi dence in- VVnlthnurville, Liberty county, Mrr; ELIZABETH WALTIIOUK, a- ged 58 years.,. Mrs. W. was a native of South Carolina, Hut for lire last 28 years ah inhabitant of Liberty county. By this n‘f- fliepng dispensation of Providence, n fam ily is bereaved of a render and iifieciiniinle rpjnfive, society niYd the church of a valua ble member. Ardent in her feelings, her friendship was warm and stonily, and ii- mnng tier miniei'niia acquaintances there are many pirn deeply deplore Iter lass, mid who will lung cherish her memory with more than sisterly nfleetion. Her knowl- edge of medicine luid rendered her peculi arly useful iu the community in which she lived, and tlie poor linyo uni only lost a kind bencfaplross, Imt a physician, who ad ministered roliof itlioul money and with out price.” But while werfbep she is re joicing in.the Courts qf Paradise, for that Saviour in whom she bolievod, ami in whose righteousness alone slid trusted; has taken her to himself; with Hist her immor tal spirit elmlf forever live,.red through tlie lapse of eternal ages continue to expand, mrd licqome more and more assimilated to ; it”,God. Her passngo through tlio dark viilloy was tranquil and undisturbed; and tho friends who witnessed- her lioavenly serenity of mind In' the. profpect of death, cannot hut exclaim, “Oh Depth! where litas (by Ring, Oil Gravo! svhero was thy ro/t’j’ OF SAy.iNSAH. _ -T—:^ss2saSSBBSSSSSaSSS* k ARRIVD. Sclir Mnriiioin, Briggs, Sappelo I day 2500 bush 11. Klee to il «i VV King. Huhr'Advancc, Mintons, Darien 4 ds.400 bush. R- rice In M'Alpin’s mill. Sloop Eliza luiivvouco. Marblehead 10 ds in ballast t" Clindlor Sc Davidson. . Pnle'bual Oglellioipe, Atigulla to Land- ler & Davldsuu Agems-kftB3 haloe coiloii to John & J. Rolil uhd J Gannlil, Roo & -SAILED. '. Sloop John Chevalier, Sisson, Charles ton* DEPARTED. Steantpachet John D. Mongin, Dubois, Charleston. . s - . ■ Sleamhoal W Gaston, Bowman, Angus ia. ,■ memoranda. The Iieamboat A Jtichson liencb at Char letton. - • The zliip Emperor was up for tills port at Now York 2l^t nit# The ship Mount Vernon, and brig Sen Itl.md cleared nl Boston forIhi* port. The. Br Tar sailed for thin port fin Liv crpool 23d Oel. HARBOR MASTER’S UEPORT. The iiuniher of vessels in iho port ofSn- vnnifnh on llie SOIh day (if Nov. 1829. Ships 20 ; Barks 5; Brigs 12; Helirs il; Sloops 15. . . F.k.oM onn ConRKdportDRNTHi Offices bf the Courier* Mtrcury if.flaietle Charleston; ^ovKMiibii20.—5 i*. m. ARRIVED. Ship Hogarth* Now York 8 ds. Brig Courier; New York 7 ds. Brig Coral, New York 0 ds. Lis/of Letted H ENAINNli in the I’ost 'tjflice, 8,1 vannnli in 30lh Novemlier, tBi», I’crsunt wish) ; letters fto,n this fist at e requested nsk or "Adwrliicd Letleis." MUi Mary A sms, Win N. Allot lor, Cltas, Altorli IT, Win BnileyJ Wmll.il " Jno. C. Ackls, Jno. C. Armour, Alox. Austin. R. VVm Rtiltiq, Rev. Charles L. R. Fdr Now York. Tlio siiinneli brig 1 Eli" IN. Williams. mnst*r. (laving pqqrly nil Ijer ciirgoenga ged and going on board,will sail To Mon row. . For bnl.inee of freight nnplv tu ilALL, SHATTER & TUpPER; doc 1 EliziirS.Bii'iiuird2, Boyd, Dr. S JlaHpw, miss liosworth, Mis. Mhiv JiuUcr, mrs Benson, Jntepli llel-'k. oapt Jordon P Rrooki capt. I sail- Ft Berry, Band L Uufrllt a, Zncfi Bcllll. Jttscji.il P Butler g, Henry H.Uetts i, llcin J-llmsch oaptrPnijl Briggs, , Mlchl UiiHer miss Maiy M. Bryan — Btitlbr & Sea, o. ' , . E. liustui, » (ye Wm Csnnet *, >Vtllis Clark, Alx, B. Chard, Pclcr Cooper, Mn'le inlssoCnbosso,Tlips Cnopei, U N C a mho. • Elijah 3, Codling, Anlli’y 0 Cbikint, cnpl Cliqicc, , niis Mary Aim Coot . pet. Bob( Cooper, ■JnuG Coals. D. I’etcr A Dccau, Loren Dexter, V Decamp, Win O Dunning, Geo C Dunlap, i! , Win M Evans. E. F Kord, J ,s Fountain, . mrs Ann Fuwlar, a. I.ewis-Ori filth, mrs E II Gilltt, Bam Grifli.i, If. mrs Mnila-Iiynci, nn|)t ,Ell*h»..ilimieq A, For Aitgitsta. 'I'lm Steam Backet Geo.- Wxsiiinoton, . Capt. J. Curry. \Vil) leave-jlultoir,s wharf,. 'I O-M o n jt o.W, EvkxIno nt 4 o’clock. For Height or passage, apply on boar I or lo s , ’, J. W. LONG, Ageni. dee 1 . - ' Notice. ■gRUBLIC worship will iie iicld this JL evening iti half past 8 o'clock—and topioffiiw nt half past II, A.-M. at tlie -’] room of tlie first Presbyterian Church, by members of lh( Synod, deb 1 e J H Ulsrk. Wot 8 C.imRheli, TlibsE Clark, Jim W Clark, Jno II Clavk, Clark, Jiin Gasi,. [ Casamn, Nelson T Diivli, Tims liny,. .. Geo W D iniel, Gen W Davis, Jno Dclhorghe. capt Rlclt’d Evans, mrs Fiaser, Mary Fitligiint, Jno Fiumantin, Jas Gallagher, Frisrllln .Giant, Jno Giiuies 2, miss R Gilihons. HyOllnisey, .lbs It jlitrris. cnpi r.(isua ,iiu Mrs Henrietta M. Edwd Hughes, .Hatirillon j Sami Inghnhnm, •T* /1 Hi so Jaiincait, miss Elvira Jobntti uirs Clailsiill Jcuk- , ,2, , ins, ■ Lewie Jolmstnn, Jas II lolmslbn. -' tt. «,-• . i Alonzo W KinsleyS.lUv Dr Keith, Hqbt kirhv, Win ;KHpiitrick, Sami it KlciZer; Win Kcnrucy. Le miss Ann I* Law, Jas Lanbar, riipf Win L.icn. Gustane Laprentj Benj Lather. - Andiv ii.luvsh -P, Jim II M.insire, Ittdepcndcnt Frcsbytcrian Clnircli. T HE I’ews belonging to tho Church; will bo reined .'JO.MCI It HOW tlio 2d of Dec. nextrat 10 o’elk, foronn yr.if, Tlio present necujinnts, nro Xflnwed tlie privilega of retaining their .Poivj, upon paying the nSsessnienl on file original cost. Tlio necessary infoiiiintiun may lie ub- mined by applying at tlio Counting Room ofj. B. Herbert. ALEX. TELF UR, Cha'rinan. dee I 244i. • Christ Church; T HE pewj.iitithie Church wlijgli are Iinr held in fee siptplo,..wi|l be rout ed .it 10 o'clock Ttf MoBnow 2d of Deo. next, and notice iiill be given' by tjie ring ing of tlie Beil. Persons wishing to return Pews held, by them for. tho.last twglvd months will please to signify ilioir inlen- lions previous In the salo, l6 ciriier of the undersigned jas. ii. readt i.i, : WM. PARKER, J Wardens. •doc 1 . , .. . i|Q|OOOi Connecticut Slate LOTTERY,- CLASS No lr.'- Wes drawn on llio 21st. -The drawing will ho received TO-MORROW.- SCHEME: 1 prize or glo.ono 1 do 2,500 I do 2,000 ' 1 do 1,200 I do 1}0*t 2 do 1,000 4 ' (kf 500 5 do 300 ftf do 150 10 do £00 20 do * J 00 Tickoti » • • It $4 00 Halves, . . . . . 2 00 Quarters, 1 00 Orders attended to at . dec 1 LUTHER’S Lot cry If Exchange Office. Newark Cider & Apples {j’fctffrliBLS NowaVk filler , s&W 20 (lo Peliimo antl Newton Pip< pin Apples, in.fine order For stile by J . . Ij. BALDWIN, & CO. dec 1 - 244bi\ The adventures of a Kind’s jPa^e. AuH.br of. “•Alma'cli's , R c . visited nr 2 vuS.—J list received '■ ” r-- T. M. DRISCOLL by dec 1 Juvenifc.-Psalinist,' a jf •?L ,e ^luhPelnti'ocluction to Snored Lowell Moton* . Juit roccivcd by dee , T.M. DIUS/COLL. dec 1 244 Mary G. Laenanl, David II Loper, Pornplius.tmoee, Geo A Luce, Mnienim Morrisax, ...... , O Murali. miss Ann F 51 .yhew.MiWgi Mull'eiy, Espasi.i Mirnult. capt Titos F M'Mul- Miller, Ripley &co, Jas Mitcliell, Itblit Milling. .. Smill W Miliward, l’eter Mitcliell, i • lip. . Pnflard M'Cormiek, Nanny M'Graln, mrs Gin's Al’tJregor, miss M J Al’Xntosh, N. lilts Harriet Norton.'mrs Rebecca Noilol P miss Eliz a Payne, Maty Pittman, WmT PliaresS, Thos S Pelt, Walker Pea.co, capt N Pease. miss E Ryom' Jas C Richardson, bliss Mary A Roberts,David Rust, Jas A Roberts. It II Pitinun, — Philips, cap! Potts, R. Bnrgl Ross, - nJ T ' Jim J Hoboi'tt, Wm A simivj Edwil.Steel, .Messrs'Segue,' Hotlri'Seare, capt Gco Sears,. . niaj Che, Stephens,' T. jno Taylor,'- Wm' Taylor, June Taylor, , R It' TenBrooelr, RinhdTillmuu, Win Ttglie, S. ., ; Levi J Smith!, .Anilw Smith, mis, Eli’th Bluet, Jim Summers, Daniel It Suydm .Ins Wallncg, .. Jas Washinglon, Tims G Waite, Benj '-Vailing, Geo Waters,. Sami A Waite, iMauu'el Wan, Goo Walker, . .. ,, mrs. Cailiarinb' C.capt K Wilkinson, Woodruff, jolin W York'. ,, GEORGE SCJILEVe ,dcu 1 Pori-Mad". IJem-y Tines, Ezra Tlibiapson, Stephen Tlinnie, l.u'cias B Towns W. B Tliinius, miss Mary JI Tc& iv. . John; M Wesl, Jacob I* Welsh, Rev D Ji Winitol Juo Wood, bliss JI JI \VllihOt ii F ftidim Jno-Williams, .. Gen While, Rev. C. H. AIdeii, H».EsPECafflmlY annmm'cM, thst JI®/ he will ntlond tn the instruction o u liinited number o.f ydimg Imriies. in 1,1 various branches of an Engjish :inl ' 1 5 . steal Education.—Pa.Vlfcnlor aileniio will ho paid to Elocution, on , Hm*P! 1 "!' pies developed by Dr. ’ usl). TavjfW may Sti.dy Natural IMlilosopHy otiri t-lie is-ry. may havo tlie privilege "f l' c1 '.' l.egtiires on .thoso ,sijlijeeiy. aqConi|i> n Jy with oxpeiiinental ilfnsirations. SpiinislV lyill.nlso lio taught, tliaa "J"- iiiodera language is more noble ami tiful in struclUro ; nnd, nt die same ’ more ropdily acquired. Tbe Spanish (■ may expect a few,Lectures on the Lite lure nfcipain embraeinga notireofihoP eipal Spanish Poets. Instruction ™ so bo given in Drawing and^PafflM ’JtH iii "wj VVuter”Colors, Crayons mid Oil), OrionlaL Timing, to tlio Mcnihcrs - , Selmiil, and to sjiqIi ns tiiay desire 10 " oto their leisure exclusively tOj»"S nient. Foi term,, or other pibaso apply Ip Mr. Allien, nt t"J f / lte , toy’s. If Iho limited number o> ‘ |l0O shnll .be engaged in seas n. lh» will commence on llio 7ili ofOecan Ids room 111 Johnston’s Square. ,, If desirable, n class of. ftenileih* J rocoivo instrnciion iii Spanish not devoted-to tlio School, ,! - (t?- lllr Aldan- proposes, the"ft t ivlnrer, to deliver publicly 5 ctim miliar Lccliires oil C.iciiiistry. , Jtjtl] eonveniorit llooin: dim notice shall be given. 1 Referencest—Rev. Mi. MS ,15/ Iliilleeli, and A Barclay, M dog I