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EVERY StOKDVY, SYEDKSSDAT
/.NO FRIDAY,
BY EDWAIII) CROW,
near tut xci!\N'-e. .'T tIX 1)11.1. \IW r: R
/■NMIII. MVABLE MAH’ IN MW.IMt,
LVTii FROM E-.GIAND.
B } the aniv.tl of th*: liritifli br'g Roun’y-UaV.,
fiispt. RußfoON, 56 days licra Uvi-ptol,
are fwored vt iifi fJt. ci Lo’i.liin end
i iv’erpiol papers ; the firmer to the ij'.li,
mil tie iaiur to t!ic 21 fl November, inclu
sive. _ Some extracts fid!aw.
. * tONDrN, t6.
is n-’t the /] g :t- H f>und.ttion fir ’he
report’"oi the inti luted i.l:gnatio:i tft'ie Fail
c t Liv uiial, ir.intiom ! in a pajier of vtlfcr
d.iv ; but it v s nectffary to give a fillip to
t ie Spa-fields-Sjiwi'/ers.
1!v fnne * nlnious arrangements propof. dto
t’..e N ’’Je Sicret wy efi State fur the tlonic
J).* : rtmint, by fnne fk itnl commercial per
form in tin* city, t • put a Hop to the great dep
rei'ations committed on the r.vtr, as well as to j
ti- lii'oy any further hopes cf cor.traband pur-I
fju : , “a iwfi fT.citi *-i water polke is fpreddy |
to U- e!i ili.ilied, a;.J by which t'se Revenue i
v.ill t- ver\ materially benefited, ‘i hrte ves-
IXi that were i u’.y iccriving flips, and on
loud ol which the Warrant UffsttrJ are to;
t n'.tir.uf, wiii he employed nightly fir the pur- i
j f.s r.:ert;or.ed: cue is tn be Rationed at. 1
HI c’."h. on*.* at I.’ort-houfe, and another at j
1,0r.d0r.-L:i.!:,e ; each ir.to iiave a coa’plemcnt |
of fi.ven ftn v yors and iweuty-lour water rtn. I
Four boa’.* from racli flop ate to lif rowing all
uigit. The wliaifii’gvrs ar.J iighternen. a
il .l's of nun (ruichi tjtired b; the lil.ilil.llrnent
ot the l), ck;) will derive from .the new regu
-1.1 ions nurc lately and prt fervat:jii oflhe pro
jn.*rt,* that is committid toliit ir care.
‘1 |-.e MivCutlom Hufe, though proceeding 1
in cor.lliucTton with great rapidity, is not tx- .
jv £t c d to be fully intiabittd Itfcre the month of j
May next.* *i i.e Song roor.i .s well cutculated •
fir I, Irgh m.'xidiau ofccmmrrce and b fiinfii I
and t:ir reception of fjrti?;i and native trader*; j
* j: is 150 fret in length, a:.d (>3 fiet wide: for ,
tS.e ratification ol the air, it is mofiily to be j
’ war.ih.t2 ly peculiar tloms. Sims aitemion j
J:.ts taken in ti e niiliibutinn of tiie uu- i
tr.trous o(liter, but the whole l’c,:n to be. coni- !
modioufly atiJ nit full v arranged.
Anew creation c*f Baronttv is murk talked J
*' f ,r * !,p f ir fl eircltSE the B.,’ci.r:2e xt!! !*•>
r.r.d cfdiflirgu ll.td tal nts and fcrvices.
Duel. 1 uifiiaylail, in the neighborhood of
t'e New Foi tit, nieriirg took place between
Cr.pl. F.’.rman sic the lion. Both r Dancer ,at
tiiidtd by flair itfpt clive S'irtecns Seconds,
wlan. alter an cxcbatige o', mots, tlrir printcd
i: g> ware abruptly termiliared by the Civil
Power, who mllicd forward ar.d took tiie par- .
ties into cufiocv. Captain I'Vnman and Mr.
Bjhr Drnvers were then conveyed to the
beuit. t f .Mr. St urges Bourne, a MagilLat*-- for
the county of “Hants, by whom tiny were
LotAai over to p ifirve the peace in ycc/. each. •
Anotiici ftpuration in li rli l.le it talked ot ;
.r.g in cent n>f.l it';jn.
he opuknt Mr. Watson Taylor i about to
tn. ke larg. ; urchafis in t!;r lilr ot Uig it. j
Older* have* .beta recei.cd trom th*. Grand •
S-ignior for various articles of Britilh m u.ti
faCtme, which imentltd tot!**coiate his rew
p .l.ce at Ccuttantmople, particularly in cut :
gl.tl";.
‘i he Princi fs Charlotte, with her nut.h be
laud coufxt, arc enjoying at Claremont the:
muff retired and dimitflit comforts.
;:ov tMBF.n 19. j
The Emgenr /.lrFaneer w*s expeiff-d at .
Pcti ifburgn on the 23d. his tl iy at
Eiovv his Majrfly vif.trd the inauutacloiics of
eaithen ware of that city, ar.J oidered that j
liccctlortli it flmuld be uild a: his own tabic, t
‘i'l:c Duke of (iambridg'.* has fit out fiom
Paiis far bui’gard, to visit his Royal Sitter, the
Dowager cf Qjjmi of Wirtembtrg.
The Duke • f Wcllirgton is txpcclcd in a
days at Paris.
- r i'bomat Lawrence, Mr. Fuf. li,and Mr.
Flr.xnian, have ban riveted Meiab-rs cf t! e
Acadtmy of Painting md Sculpture at Home.
There is no truth in the report of the rccal
of tiie Matqms D’Osmond from the French
tr-balTy t<> this Court, and the rt*appoiatmcnt
of the Duke de Chartre.
‘1 he King of Wirtemburg Jias continued M3
r i:hrr iicerttary ci btatc, M. Yemacel, in
cilice. ‘
The lion, and Rev. Thomas Henry Cov
entry, B. A. of Christ’s Chircb, Oxford, has
been instituted bv the Lord Bishop of Wor
cester, to the consolidated living cf I’irton and
Croonc, on tiie presentation of tiie l ari of
Coventry, void by the resignation, of the Rtv.
Dr. Peney.
The Rev. Caleb Colton, nephew of the late
Sir Grcrge Staunton, has related in hi* recent
publication, entitled Htpocracy, A Satire,
the following an cdote, which although it may
have appeartd before in print, has never until
row received the stamp ol authenticity
* My late uncle, Sir G. Staunton, related
to rre a curious anecdote of old Kien Long*
Emperor of China. He was inquiring of Sir
G* ■ rge the manner in which physicians were
p*id in England. Whyn, after some difficulty
his majesty was made to arrpreher.d the
f .f.rm, he exclaimed— Is any man well
in England, that can ofotd to be ill
How 1 will inform you,” fid hej iow I m:;n
age my j livsiciarr. X have tour, to whom the
cane of iny iieahh is comitted: a certain wet kly’
l.r’.arv ij allowed them ; L*;tt the moment 1 am
ill, that ialsry tfs/J, till I an: v :ll I
mtil not infoini you m\ illucHes are ulually
Hurt. ‘ /•
1. itord .r, aftrr a very unusual fufipenflm
of intercomfe between the two countries, we
received iviue clays’ P<iMa Paptr., t-ie greatvfl
number that we 1 ver recofi* cl to l ave been
iue, a: any peiod even cl tlu: late v\ a,-. IHe
bufi.ufi of the Chambers, up to tire 14th, was
cl ‘tllv preliminary ; but i; v.as n vcitbelns
I u*-.port:.!it, ipaf'ituch as it proved the gratily*
| .I g l':c\ of the complete triumph of the tiue
lr.it.ds l t!ie Mmiaic't and thole cf the Con-
Hitutinaal Charter, ov. r t!te obii;\ious faClmn
of the Ultras, now duvtn by their defeat to the ‘
Utivoft Hate ofd< fjtair. O 1 the 14th the Bud- i
g.*t W.H laid b fore tlu* Chamber of lXpatsts.
B’uder tlie prcfiirt circnnillances .of France it
would be unreasonable ti look for a very 11-
\orable riport of its •fi'iaiicuil flat - . \\ litn
however it is consul red through wliat flenes
tint kingdom has of late years been doomed
tn p.f-, ti..* p(Hurt* of. its r< sources pr- feiind 1
on t'.is occali <n by the MiniUer ol Finance I
yiy or tin* vvlnle b deemed asjby no^flie-ns j
b.*.ir:i*g a very difwouragir.g complexion, i’he j
itifbilments to the Alin s have all been r gular* |
lv p i:d, as have also their own Annuitants and <
j .S'ikkhcMJtrs ; their fundi have maintain.d a
i fair price ; public works are fliil carrying on ;
and even the sciences hive not been negledcd.
I The Mini'ler Hites, ho* ever, that in cun
! srqn rce of so many titmnuds an aircar of up
w irds of rightv-thtoe millioni of franc* is to
hr provided f;r in the Supplies for 1817. MYe
whole Budget fi r 1817 is 1,088.294 9i7
: fiancs about 47 millions of En/h'h moil y,
j cxcc ding that oi 1816 by titer lu ti ol j
! 248,699 196 francs. The.MiniUer tints con.
• cl ode. Ins Rep irtPeace is n flored tu us. ‘
! I|’ (he.price lx* oner nr, it and res nut eqi il that ;
j which the perpetuity of wnrttnd peril., in wlmh
w- have Ken - •
’ cur. At kali the rfiuuun ol blood is fl ipped. •
Our y u*.h breithe again. Out comnuiCe is
not haralfcd with exaftions. Its clittiu!i are •
no longer oblirn-Td. It no longer dreads
monojnlies, and it wv fulUr Hill, lire term of
our diliielfis is known. Thus .°ji nrefent
p .fition is more tab ruble than thaf wiiich pre
uo. and it.”
j The French Papers inform us cf the arrival
! at Rome from Canton, rd* two Mifinmiries,
j who have brought an account of a revolution .
I which completely ovcrtliiew tlie F.Mritßin of
’ r.t:iXA on the gd of Scpteinlur, 1815. Upo 1
I this Ibitemetjt we have only to remark, that il
| the nport,decent took-plau fr far hack as the ‘
month of Scptemlier iois.lt is rather extra
l ordinary that w lliould not l*ave Itsard of it
lo: r, ixfore t!,is time. The Emperor is flaxd
to lave been dtthromd by the (u rds of his
Palace, in crnfiqnenco-of a conspiracy coiuiutH
ot tiie i..i>ptioT i ofcnions in r* iigmus matters. I
turns from M .dri l dates, that M. de J
Ckv\llos"*l ?.s ictircd from the Mmidry; and ]
ad I. ti'At l e hrs lin n replaced bv M. de .
PizvßKO, kite Spanilh Miuilkr at Beilin. j
Price cfSr.clt ,t’ Liverpool* Kov, 19. — |
4 per cent. Recuceii, 6i Oi - 5.3 per Ctlit.
Cor.fir's, (*2 3 t 7*N*
Boston, Jak. jc.
Another fire at Jlr/r/Trs— Air. De ’Yelf,
from Yannoutl), N. S. f,w a Halil ix piper
liter* of the ?oth or 2:fl of Dec. which gave j
an account cf Another tkltiudlive fi."e at tliat .
place. It commented in V. ater-llreet, in 3
lh rper'i (hop adjoining the (lore ol Mr. C.eorgc* !
Graiic both ol w ich it dellroyed. it aifo ue- ,
droved the huufe -n ldorc of Milfis. Star and
Sbannon j tii r giocery fio-e oi Mr* Hawe j
the luule cf Lr. Petrie, and many others. ;
Tiie amount of loss and damvge was very j
great.
Mr. Dc Wolf left Yarmouth on the tdirst. .
end came paflenger iii t!.e Ent.rpriac irom
Liverpoul, N. S.* which put jn tline.
. We were favored with a Halifax paper of ,
D.-c. 14, from which the loilawmg xticlcs are
copied.
Hal/f.vx, Dlc. 14*
The jclir. Inuuflry arriiid u*re on 1 iierf*
tl y, fiom St. Johns, Newfoundland, with 150
paiTt ngers, principally laborers. By ti is r
---rival, we rrreivtd paptrs to tin* 2”t’i nit. 1 hey
date tiie diilrt (Tes of t!ie I iburi.ig c.alfes to lie
very great; provilions lcarcc atal high, and rc
cnmnseml to t!ie rr.rrth mts and others of tiie
town, to aid and alibi in the laud J o!e undcr
tabipg of relieving their fi flow creatures irom
inevit ihlr flarvation, by providing them with
prompt means of returning to the mother conn- ,
try.
*P,ivate Liters to the 29th ult. have been re. 1
ceivtd by a*Mercantile Huufe in this town,
from Ft.’ Johns, Newfoundland ; from which
we team tliat it had bem afeertaintd that tiie
quantity of Flour in markit did not exceed
igcc barrels. Tiie Governor had alicady en
gaged four vefTels to take 800 of tliofe unlor
tunate men to tiieir native country.
The daily atcelTim of inhabitants to this
town,ol the laboring class, has now become
(mo'e particularly on account of the present
season) a matter of serious importance ; and
ere which fliould in fame mcafure engage the .
attention of every relltcling mind and btnrvo- ,
lent heait. In a caufe.like this Ido not think \
it can he considered as presumption in any per- i
fon', who may ventuie to biing the conlideration
of tbif fubjed bel'oie the public, or who may
give his opinion in regard to the bell plan to
be adopted, for the relief, not only of the emi
grants who are continually arriving, but also
lor the relief of the refideat poor of this town.
It appears to me that whatever plan is ac
cepted, it certainly fliould be one, wliich while .
it beUcws charity, Ihould promote indullry. j
SAVANNAH:
FXTD.IY SiJMVIXO, J.lXi.tUr 1^.7.
To the politeness ot a catoi'icraal friend, we
arj indebted for die loanc! tire Havana Diarc
of the 25th oil. received by an arrival a: St.
uguthne. It contains th- official account of
tire capture of B.<iuilla de tiedras by tire
Royal Army. We will give a traeflation cf
it ur our next.
Trar.Jlaicd fr the Mufttm,
Havana, UkCi 25.
A velTcl b s j ill arrival iiotn Alricj, with
upward* ol tl ne?, (3 cted w.th t:c Small
| i.ax. 1 iie Goiunoi, hi conformity with the
r. quill ot tliv Hoard ci Health, lias taken sonic
f..utiry meafurea to prevent ths contagion
from fpreadmg, by fending the vtffvl into a
{'mail harbor, at a dillancf from the city, and
forbidding all communication with her.
: Mr. Forsyth, in the House cf Represent-*-\
I lives, January 14 fjro-ntbe committee cn
Foreign licianon> t rtported me following
I Bul : . * 1
A Fill to prevent citizms of-the United Stater,
from idling velMs of <war to tile citizens or
fuojecis ol any foreign pjwer ; and more ct*
Locally to prevent the arming U equipping
velitls ot war ic the pons of tne U. states,
intended t > be tiled agonlt nations in amity
tviiii the United Stans.
Sec. 1. Be it ctachd , ‘c ?c. That if any
citizen of tne U. States liuli, within the limits
or the fame, hi out 1 ami arm, or attempt to fit
out and arm. or picture to be fitted out and
armed, or lh.:il ki.urvmgly aid or be concerntd’
in the furiiilintig, filing oui, or arming any
private ilnp or vilfr ot war, to tell tne laid ves
iel or contract tor l‘ie tile ot t.ie Hid vein. I, to
be delivered in t‘iu vJ. S. or cite wire re, to the
purcli.ifer. wiliiintfotuii urprevious kiwlrdge,
til a the i.i 1 vclii l ili.nl or will be en.ployeu to
cru.lt or coiiui.it h ltdiins i.pm ill-. lunjiCti,
ut.z us, or piop.ny of aii_, Prince or oute
wiin wnom me O.'JUies arc at peace, such p-.r
---f.ns l'o oihtiding, (|iail, on cjuvictiou tnercof,
be gum/ of a high imldt mtanor,aiid
Hull uc pa.:nned by . fine not txcctdmg ten
lliouiaiid uoliai j, <nd tnipnf ined 11 t exceeding
ten pin; ana me in U of such offence lb .ill
eitlur be in tin tiiUri<\ ot the U.iited
w.ierem tiie vetfel v.a.. fitted out and armed, or
in that whenm th? romraci of fate was made.
Sic. 2. And be it further en.. Bed, 1 hat
tin owners of ail armed flip., failing out ottlie
p iris oi the United States, and ow.itd wholly
or in part by citifcem. thereof. Hull enter into
bond to the Lolfifiji, with iuilicient security,
..f m tiut"i® .mt W. ftm* in .11 tnltl.. the a. 1
ftttsfiftto • J w <-.i
board, including ler armaim nt, tint the said
lliip or veflei Hull not b.* employed titlier by
the owners,or by any pe*f >ll to wnarrf they may
frli, or pretend to fell the fame, in cruizing or
committing linlMui.'s upon tile fimject?, citizens,
or prope:ty cf any Prince or State with whom*
the Unitid States are at peacr. j
Sec. 3. And be it Jurtvcr enaSed, That
t!ie Coliediois of tiie.Cuitoiu., bt, a; and they aro
hereby rtfjX'Aively author.!. <J to detain any
veffelhound fiom the United Stales, whenever
the carg >on boa:d Hull principally cinlilt of:
airr.Sni'.d nuuiiiioiis ot war, aid when, from the ]
number of men Uiippul “un bjartl or from any
oih-i riit u.iilriu r,it is their opinion that there
is an intention to vioiate tne neutral oblig itions
cl the United States to foi?*gn governments,
uptii the d.crlioii ol the Prtlidein oe had tuere*
II on, or until th- owner enters into Iwtul and
fi-cunty, lurii ns is n qmrtd ottlie owners of
armed veitl-is, bv tne i-comi fiot.oll ol this act.
i*c. 4 And be tt further cn~6icd, That
no fori ign II ip or itlfii tliaii be arn.td and
equipped, nor lliail the force of anv torcign
armed diip • r vtffJ be mcreafi and or augmented
in the ports ot the Uniixl States, under any
pretext whatfocvtr.
s Jan. 14*
At a mectn.g of the Merchants and Ship Own
ers of the City of New-York/ convened at
the Tontine CcfF e House, on Monday, the
ißt!i January, iß*;
K. Bur rill. Chairman.
J. B. Mur nay. Secretary.
Retched, ‘1 hat the folio ing gntlen <n be
a commit.e-e to tak; *..V>foofidelation the rrra
fures liell r Iruiated to ameliorate the pnfent
embnrraffecl Ilate of our Commerce, and to draft
a Memorial to Coojprfi’ cn tbit futiiffl—ri*.
l r m- R lyard P. f :Jh (i S . Murafzrd, A.
Slip erd ft- R >i'.ij. J Barker , J. Graham,
J„s. li. Murr iy. A Grade, S. Hicks, G.
Griswold T Buckley, 11. Kr.eeland, J.
Kemp E. Bur rill.
Retched, l int another meeting he held at
this p|ace, on Friday Eveni'g, the lytlvinff. at
7 o’clock, to receive the report cf the Commit
tee. ,
F.bcjj. P.cttßtLL, Chairmans
J.\'. B. Murray, iYcrefory. >
The .remix rs of tlte (Committee, -.10 requeu
ed tn attend at the Tontine Coffee Houle, at
7 o’clock This Evening.
V
From the Montreal Courant of Jan 4.
The weather fhll continues remarkable.—
The snow has Sdmoft entirely gone off, and but
with little variation ; the ChHhna* h<dy days
have for this feafim, more ciofrly rvpnfented
the beginning of a Canadian Spring than the
Seafon-of Winter. Tho* the weather is con*
fidered very unfavorable, to health, we have
not heard that it Im as yet increased the bills
of mortality ; but witlr children, it i* said, tliere
is more than a common degree of fitknck.
We learn from St. John, that about twenty
American Sleight load- ci with provilions, have
Urn Hooped at that Cuilom-Houfe—The FlO
- imhtion of the Governor for admitting pro
! visions having ceafid, they are in confequencr
f >rlt 1 ted. If ihefe things zre benefitial to tiie
Province, we will thank foroe cne who is able
to point out its bent fits, to communicate
them for this paper.
We have been informed, that late accounts
from Fort William have reached town, 11 .ti: g
the aru fl on the 7th day of November lali, cf ,
t!ie Earl of Srlkiri, and tiie chief nyilbns in I is 1
employ, by means ol warrants ifiutd by the ;
It gal authorities of the Siller Province, Wei
a!lb find, rHand, that in confiquenre of inklli
g. nee received from Red River, and other prtrt3
of the interior, teing rathrr unfavorable to his
; Lordlliip’soriginal views, lie had changed Ins
plan cf operations, r.nd aiflually did erdeatrr tn
r;'*-n a winter ccmmunication from lore
. William to the United Stat; I *.
* bHIP NhVVS.
PORT OF SAFA.VS A !!.
% arrived,
I Ship Ghent, Bolton, Baltimore, to days.
Ba'hit. To H. M'Kinne & Cos. The G. took
! a pilot s ngo, but wac driven to leeward ot
: the light.
I Brig Ncwbern, Cuflimg, Santa-Cruz, 20 day s.
Specie and Brll iil. To James Nichollon—
i Lilt at Santa-Cruz, isl inll. Ih p Mtff>uri, Roi
brrtfon, for New-Oi leans,to i'.il in 4or 5 days ;
brig S.idor-Boy, Iv-thnaii, lor Pnilaiklphia,
time ol I'iiling uncertain—the only Ainericau
1 vcflils recollccled. The fli.p Virginia, Ridge
wav, far isjw*York, I’riieU from oaiiu-’.)rjz
011 the 25th ult. A fclmoncr, lor this pore,
i was allb to fti! about the fame tun:. Spoke, i
,on the zotli inII. the brig Fiaglc, (kiok, 24
i h urs from tliis port, Iround to Flavrr-de-Gracc.
i ‘Fue Newbern made the Light oh the 13th inll.
1 kut -in cor.f-quence of the late five re Wow
! from N. W. was driven into 15 fathoms water.
■ Sau* tliree br<gs anJ a f.'.ioon.r off lybce on
j Tuefiiay fait, bound in.
* cleared,
Britifli fliip Willii'ii Fell, Boan, Greenock—
J. Car rut her s Lr* Cos.
Ship Benjamin Kulli, rVell'oerger, Liverpool
aim Canton —J. IPelsb,
Barque Lord Whitworth, YOIIJ, Liverpool—
5. C. Dunning.
Brig Leopard, .Vetks, Jobntton.
Brg Amelia, Rodman, N. York—G. Gordon.
Bug General Jackfim, Pearce, f'roviucuce R. 1.
— P. 11. I? T. Grapon.
t Schooner Family, White, Darien— Hall, Copkc
| if Cos.
| •l hc lloop Sufaii, B rr.tlley, 5 day3 from this
port, lias arrived at Neiv-iork.
* Tin: OngCrlypfo, Neill, 5 day s from this
port, Ins arrived at Baltmioie.
The brig American, f’orter ; and fch’r Me
-1 - rn ’,r. fortliis part, clear,*d at New.
1b - brig Celon, Ferrier, o us,.. 1
port, lias arrived at New-York
Tin* Iliip Cotton Plant, Fafli, from New-
York bound to tltisjuirt, jm back 0:1 toe 13th
ult. in confiq'Jiiicc ot he .and tsinds.
Tne Biitilhbrig Wear, Pounder,fr. Charles
i ton has .11 rived at Liverpool.
> The Kolia, Amici fim, fico Philndtlphia
has arrived at Liverpool in 28 days psffge.
Vessels advertised in Gores’ Liverpool Gen •
1 erul Advertises, of the nil -Vat.
I For Boston— Sh'ps Triton, Holcom'i; Liv
erpool-Trade r, Trott; and Courier, Jatkfon.
For Vew-Fork— '.hips Giljinbua, Smith;
Minerva, Sketchley; and brig Fain-.*, UaffeH.
For Savannah Biig Jean, Murphy, for
piffage only, to farifiril lair wind,
For Gbarlc'lon —Snip Invincible, Hoag, to
fail s*.h dec. also ihip V r ctier.rblf, Hiitchinfim,
time of failing not mentioned.
For,Baltimore—Ship BelviJera, Iloblbn.
F.r -V ew- r jrleans— Ship Nelly, Richmond;
and brig Jolm-Re and, Heed; and brig Trio,
Forbes, to fail with all defpatch.
Ltvsur >ot., Nov. zi.—Arrived, the Caro
lina Am, ,M. Reeves, from New-Ydrk; the
1 Wear, J. Pounder, from Charleston; the Rol- j
h, J. Anderson, from Philadelphia; the Stork,
M. Kirby, from New-Orlean*.
The Intrepid, ———, frolll Miramichi, which
wasen fliore on Mock'xggar, has been got off,
and is now in Bootle Riy.
The Friends. Johnson, and John, Mundcll,
wliich were on fliore, are got off, and now in
dock. |
The Mary Ann, Barry, from Waterford, i
that was cii ihoreon the Mile Rocks, has been
got off after diftharging her ci.rgoi
‘The Wilinington and Liverpool Facl.et,
and Uie Philip Tab, which failed on the
9th inll. have put back with damage.
The Kolia, Anderson, from Philadelphia at i
this port, in 28 div* after txp4ricncing a luc
ctfli’ U cfgaks of wind. On Saturday ie’nnighr,
within zoo miles of C.ipe Clear, experienced a
moll fivere gale of wind, during which a moss
tremendous lea flrutk her hern, which carried
away her round-h >ufe, companion & cmaboufe,
with all their appurtenances; it also carried a
way her sides, and dretdful to relate, two men.
The Faftor and Klcftra werv loading for Lon
don, entirely with Britifli good*, she Adri
ana (ailed for Madeira the 3d Odd.
! Cardigan, Vov. 12. —The brig Mary Fell,
Wallis, of Workington, with bale goods, frem
Liverpool for Butoos Ayies, drove on fliore
this mornjng, at eleven o’clock, ort Panina 1
Brach, about two miles S. E. of New Q.ny
Head.
Beau mar is, Vov. 12.—Tiie Harmony, 1 cd*
worth, from Liverpool for Newry, with co;.ls,
is on fliore. The Hope, Elli?, from* Liverpool
for Newry, with coals, is also on ffcore in
Llapdrillo Bay ; both these veHels, it is feared,
| will be totally 1011.
> • lw-Tohe, Jan. 1 j—*Ai 1 eJ, Y. a
at Aymar, jisdiys from AmllcrJam, ar.d _
fromyhe land, tn ballaif. Palfingers, Mr.
Fat aft, Mr. Hctiry Xich ols, and two in t r
(leerago. ’I he following vflc!; failed 6 d.iv
before the xliac': fliip Pearl, Nrwmnn, t t
Havana, trigs Hope, I<cw, lor 80110 ; C -
nvan, Pi ttv, for New-York ; Sarah, Atwocv:
for St. Übes ; Coiporal Trim, Diliver, for B i>
ton. Left,.. i:l TrXel Road?, ready for f*
flops Julia, l).a*.rord, for Baltimore; Gen:*-
Knox, Corlier, f>r Pbiladelj lua ; 5 rig Kl f •
l iiaxtef, lor Boflon. At New Dieppe, i.l
Emperor oi* Ruffu, Weft, ol B.diim ue ; D .\
fri.-j,—ufdo; Ifiljilla, ‘lMer, ff Bolh.it.
At Amnerd mi, fliip Amazon, Ad mu, ot Por
land ; brigs 1), fiance, Piince.of Bolton ; FI opt,
of di. j ill arrived in J cxel Roads. Spok
fiotbing. , 7 . >
liriti.’h f hroner Cornwallis, Franklin, 39
dart from Manha Brae, and 16 fiom Havaui,
wit’r rum, pimento, coffee and fiuit.’ l ire : iig
Alice, Porter, had arrived in ajdays fr.?m If rt
■ and. lirght f.il of Arreriran vtfTels had juff
! arrived at Havana, wliere FI uir *vas 36 dotli
a barrel. lYirciigcrs, hi. hi'Dartren E=q.
and family.
Baltimore, Jan. 14—
Leopaid, Cirrgg, 25 days from Port au Prince,
&C. L.ett tliere 19th alx' r er <*-'•*
of Americans, noiiiy up ..led
brig Dover, Efiiaie, and a Haiti 0 L v ,u
Baltimore, arrived a lew days bet-ore; ht brig
Role in Bloom, Galt, was to foil To leeward m
6 days. Dec. 20. off Gm iobc*. spike big
William Henry, of New York, 31 days from
Bordeaux tor Port u Prince. *
brig Calypso, Noll, 5 days from Sa
vjuitab, 60 hours to ttie Caoes, rice, totton,
fee. Uff Tybee, fp>ke brig Fawn, from Sa
vanttab lor Boftor.
Arrived, fchr. Tom, Blunt, 14 days fioin
Matanz.it, sugar, molaifis, honey, fire. -I. fl
27th Dec. fchr. Three Biotlurs,- Brown, New
bury ort, wait'ng c: rgo; brig Bufv, Barton,
lloode lfljnJ, do ; Cl.tr,ifa, B'ui:t, Providence,
loading ; Peifcvcraiice, Lawtni, Ntwp rt,
waiting cargo ; Charity, Atkins, Boston, do ;
New Columbia, Collins, do ; mines, DI3COU,
Rh.rde* lflmd do; FL-ltra Scimra de Regia, for
B oil on, 111 15 days.
CiiAßLtsTos ‘J.m. 21. Arrived ytfbrdir,
Dutch brrque Apollo, Qurdens. Antwerp, 3 6
da >;. Baiiall, and a few tlxils .*nn ‘ll Anns.—
Palfingers, <>ol. Latapie. ar.d (iapt. Montanier,
(late of the French arms under the reign of
Napoleon,) and Mtffirs, IX-lchamps. aiid.l\r.
ran. Hit at Antwerp, 9th November, fliip
American Hero, of Ballon, I .ft from Rio fa
neiro, l .id up for the winter; ard fliip C*!. dl.
nian, of New-York, jull arrived fro a fimtliern
port in the United Mates. On the 15th IV*c
iat. 30, 48, lon. 23. 46, spoke an American
whaleman 38 days ftora an eallcrn jx>rt, bound
to the coal! of Atrica. On Saturday morning
1 -ft, at 8 o’clock, the Apollo g *t alliore aH ut
20 miles to the southward ts tlse light-lusif?,
fKp || w|.l,ws'V
u 0 Y ; ‘ n • , * : .. *• - -il .
water while alhore.
Schoon-r Fdvira, Red". Id, Now-York, B
days. l).y Goods, Ous, Potatoes, &c. .Oa
Saturday night lalt, experienced very feveri
weather—the ice on our decks accumulated to
tiie thickness of two inches. On Saturday li ft,
off the bar, saw a Biemen brig, from Bremen,
bound to this p irt.
Schooner Phantom, Pczint. Coast of Cuba,
ijda's. Hides, Tobacco, and Fruit, left t
fc';r. Vicfory, ol* Baltimore, for St. Thonur,
ready.
ni wnt
The shop LITTLE GEUR tr,
capt. Lubcock. will fail the firft lair wind af
ter Monday next, for Beaufort, (S CJ
For freight or palTage apply on board, or to
K. 6c J. Haoershim.
jm 24 9^
One hundred and fifty bales
COTTON ate wanted ort freight to complete
tire loading of tlu* Ihip William If Henry, tor
Liverpool. Arply to
R. RICHARD ON.
jm 22 $t 97
x One -hundred bales CO P
TON are wanted on freight to fill up the John
Rulkcly, tosailasfxrtias they re received and
stowed.. J AMES JOHNS ON*
jm 8 9*
203 bales COTTON, are
Wanted to fill up the fine new coppered brrg
Earl Lonsdale, capt. Groom, for Liverpool ;
freight of wliich will, it* early applied lor, be
taken low.
B. M’Kinne &: Cos.
Jmuarv 6 . * Bt--on
■
f Tor LIVIiKPvJO-., t-e
Blip SOLOS, capt. Smith. For freight ap
ply to U. RICHARDSON,
dec 9
Bills on New-York,
For falc by 1. K. TEFFI & Cos.
‘jm 24 it J 98 Johnson’s square.
Bills on New-York,
Eorf.de by SAMUEL WRIGHT, ~
j*n 15 94 Hunter's wberf.
For Sale,
1 Bills on SEIVTORK end LOXDOS.
K. & J. Bolton.
| 20 ‘£*
