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Weited with the hleh cntracter of cuir.r mIsitat, nd coNEKVAToa t. w. of the United States, Ctudd IU6ISTKATK, riit'ni' uwwwv ofiirforeet wh.it neowrc 10 untiy, and to her tranquillity, to SJancb and retrd rebellion attlclas, bv calline to th-i mast important office in hn, P'iHL who had devoted "0 Tendance any ci that l.ould dare to ecute a law of the United States, and who had excited a commotion that cost ine otic million two hundred th.miund yet to such a inan, and such a address--, are daily ofifcrerd to solicit Una to consent to ceuunuc ihlc Has a slnKle measure been instituted by the 11... pinlK CON I MvcmmtiM 10 iiivctnov. spIract, and to punish the traitors, wno Jlntlm enritrnrv.

isnoUJCDOK the most important offices-a Judge of the U. States Is sucli conduct. the part ot the hu miiiitpnT. mi ill 1 1 iiaisi int. administration, caicuia-cu uj uc.r, itMii.

which IflUH courare lue repo-wmi "7. tubve tb government, and reduce the people of the United States to a herd of slaves 1 While the marauding wAKt is pursued bv the whole pack of miuisteri'd blnou-hounds, and the BARN to which he beltngs, is fired destroy bim-the mammoth of: f-rcign conspiracy stalks unmolested through the laud, and is cit at liberty to devise new means of desolating our country Rtgitt er. Clint onian Anecdote. One of the faction arriving at Albany from New -York, found his vav to the fallen Chief, and, after passing the usual compliments with hm Honour, observe Well, the appointment of Council, turned out very differently from our expe-tstions when your Honour left New-York!" Yes, differently ittfeed," replied the ex-Mayor. And how," rejoined the former, "do your feelings endure the loss of About the loss of office," answered the Bashaw, "I don't care a singlej G- -d hit tW the CHANGE OF POLITICKS in various characters throughout the stale, cuts me to the heart Gaz.

From Wood's Atlantic World. DIALOGUE 1ITWEEN MR. JEFFERSON AND THE SEC-BETART AT WAR. Mars. 4 WHAT treason is in this, pray tell me, sirj Mongst other things found in the boats of Burr, Some things there were, whoso use occasions doubts; A bag of marbles, and two dozen clouts.

These, warlike instrument thou csnst not call There is no treason Ik re at all at alL I'KILOIOPH ER. Oh thou of bulk and eounlonnnce commanding, How rary little is thy understanding Clouts can be us'd, anst thou nut see it, zounds Either for wadding or for dretting noundt. And when the stock of bullets all is fled, Marklf will answer vcrv well instead This any but a blockhead sure would know, Nothing more plainly can bi treason show. Thou rcaa'nest well:" 'tis treason doubtless, By gracious, thou'rt a deep philosopher Continuation of Foreign A'ews, selected from London Pajiers, received the liriiiah Packet. IMPERIAL UKASE.

ALEXANDER, EMPEROR OF ALL THE RUSSIAS, Our Manifesto of the 30th of August, declared the situation of iur afiairs with the French iovcrnnient. At that period of our hostile situation, Prussia first formed a barrier be twecn us and the French, tvrannized oyer va rious parts of Germany. But, soon ufter, the fire of war blazed out in Prussia" also after various disasters and important losses on her part, our own dominions on the frontier are now threatened wiih thetlwne. ToKussians, accustomed to love the jrlory of their country andtti sacrifice every thins to it, it is unne cessary to explain how unavorialjte tlie8 c-vonls have made the present war. Honour unsheathed our 6 word for the protection of our Allies how mnrh more justly mur.t it be drawn for the defence of our own safety Before thec events could approach our frontiers, we took, at an early period, every measure to be ready to meet them.

Having, in time, ordered our army to move beyond the frontier, 've have now commissioned our General Field Marshal Kamcnskoy to command it, and to act against the enemy with all the forces entrusted to him. We are assured, that all our faithful subjects will jin us in fervent prayers to the Almighty, who directs the fite of States, and the issue of battles, that he may fake our righteous cause under bis all powerful protection, that his victorious strength and blosin may direct the Russian armies employed for repelling the general fse nf Europe. We are confident that our faith fid subjects of the Government on the frontier 'ill, ia the present circumstances particular ly, redouble the proofs of their attachment and their zeal for the common good, and that, unshaken by fc ror delusive promises, thev will tread with firmaess Uie same path in which, under the protection nf the laws, and of a mild government, they have hitherto enjoved tranquility and. undisputed property, anl shared the universal prosperity of the whole empire. Lvtly, wo are confident, thtit all the children "ft'ne Irnl, relying 011 the help of God, on the our troops, and the known exosi their leader, will narc no sacrifice, no efforts, which patriotism, and the ttfetyrf our country mav demand.

St. Not. 28, 1SC5. PRUSSIAN STATE PAPER. Prjclarr.a:hn to the Inhabitants of Silesia.

i Brave InlahitnnU rf Silesia. Among Cve mournful eveutt which have taken pWe durirthe course of the present war, there is nothing that has so much filled with Tief the heart If Majesty, as to ree a considerable cf his provinces anl fVthful subjects oppresMNl by the weight cf sufferings hich mut be the intvitnble cfmrcquciiccs of a war, ia whiti Mm cut my, by bis nuiur cf making war, linnsual in our time, entirely ex ha'uBts. the country, through which he passes, with forced reqai.itions 01 every kind, and by large ot marauders who swarm around h'u armies, r-kI incapable cf sp iring, treat the armed warrior aud the un huppy peaceable inhabitants vtth the same tjrueityy: and every where leaves behind them of the grossest barbarity, desarta and nshes, even when, through tear of violence, the unarmed Inhabitants have shewn the greatest submission Jn their reception of theie destroyers. Hismajokty perceives thathiifaith-ful, Siluiian prpviuos ar now like wise threatened with the same wretched fate. It sensibly prjeves his ljestv, that he is prevented by the situation of which renders his presence ueceisiry at other poiuts, from hastening In person to the of his iTithful Silesians, who have at p' tiiui.r, and under all circum stances, rewarded the paternal care of their monarch, Lr the welfare and prosperity of their country, by tne most unshaken attach ment to the Home ot Prussia.

The enemy boasts, favored by fortune, to liable to change, an-I tiot less favored bv the treachery of base traitors, that he has already annihilated the whole force of the Prussian Monarchy. Cut he knows nut at this moment his niaiesty is at the head of a formidable ar my, which bum with eager nes to engage the oppressors cf their country. He knows not. or appears not to wish to know, that the Mo narch' ot Prussia hnds hnrscli surrounded by a guard, which no force, no misfortune, no ta- llsunan can subdue the unalterable love oflus people. He knows not 'that every day thousands of volunteers oner themselves, with arms their hands, to set bounds to his pror-ress and that the Silesians display no less activity and energy in rlelence of their, King and Loun try, end to defend their property from unex.

am pled rapacity. He flatters himself with the doubts lie is anxious to disseminate of the promisscd aid of Russia. But he deceives himself in his hopes, the most sacred and in violate fulfilment of all treaties entered into, is one of the principal traits in the character of the noble-minued Sovereign of all the Kussias, Already two formidable Russian armies have arrived near the banks of the Vistula while a third, much move numerous, is ad vancing by rapid marches. Already legions 01 patriots voluntarily armed, and used to are prepared to join the armies in the field. His Majesty, under these circumstances, de pends on the attachment of his Sicilian States and subjects, who have at all times botn by word and deed given the moit manifest proofs of their unshaken fidelity, ad he believes that by the appointment, ad interim, of one of the most distinguished of them, his axceiien cy, the Prince of Anhalt Plrss, to be Govnr-nor General of Silesia, he gives them a proof of his good will.

Conducted bv tins Prince, who has gloriously signalised himself in the course of the war, the states and all classes of the inhabitants of Sclisia will exert themselves to contribute all in their power, in conjunction with the forces which his Majesty will send to their assistance, to defend their country, and their own province in particular. Invested with full power by his Majesty, I therefore hereby call on all and each of the Sicilian provinces, to bear cheerfully the sacrifices and burdens which probably may be necessary for the attainment of this great object, and the rather, as thay not only can bear no proportion to the enormous sacrifices to which they must be subjected shrodd the enemy succeed in his attempi to conquer Silesia but sis in due tine they wiil he rewarded bv his Mairslv, and as far as possible made Given at Breula the 3d of Der.V, 1806. COUNT VON GOTZEN. Major and Flual Adjutant to hit Ma- jesty the King. Mabr a J'dv 23.

The fiHowiti Extract, from an officer at Madras to his friend at Edifthnn(h, throws a further liht hjioh the nielanch.y event that happened at Vellore. Perhaps ere you receive this lotter, the account of the melancholy catastrophe which has occurred at Vellore will h.ive reached ou. I will, However, give you a short sketch of it. Thi troops which, at this time, garrisoned Vellore, were mx- companies of the 1st battalion, 1st regiment, N. I.

and the 2d battalion of the vejjiment, and four complete companies of his Majesty's regiment. On the morning of the 10th int. about two o'clock, when the moon had just rose, the European barrat at vellore were sui round' ed, nmhat every window and dour, a heavy fire from musketry and a fix pounder, was poured in on the poor soldiers. At the same instant the F-utopean sentries and the soldiers at the main-guards and the sick in the hospital, were put to iieatli and the sepoys then proceeded to the officers hous es and put to death all whom they could find "Colonel M'Kerras, who commanded one of the battalions, was shot when haranguing his mea on the parade-ground. Colonel Fan- court, the Commandant of the Fort, was shot upon proceeding towards the main-guard and all were butchered wherever tliev could be found.

Lieut. Fly, of the 69th, with Jus lit tle sou in his arms, were both barbarously bayoneted in the presence cf his wife. This scene of carnage contiuutd until abont 7 o'clock in the morning, when two officers and a surgeon, whose quarters were near to the European barracks, contrived to get in, and then took the command cf the remains of the four companies. Thev made a sally from the barracks. and got cf the six-pounder, and founht way to the gate-way, which a "tcrieant jlrcidy.

with his huropean guard. had most gallantly defended against all the insurgents. At ti same instant, about half after 7 o'chvk in the morninr, they reached the ga'e. Col. (Jillcspie, with about a troop of the 1PH1 lJrarocns, bad reached the rate, froniArrot, having left that place almut six o'c'tx He was hauled up by arope by Serjeant Hroov party, aidhad taken the command, when he intended tohac charged the insur gents with the bayonet but ut this moment the galloper guns of the arrived.

The gate was them blown open, and the 19th ad mitted. "The Sapors were crrrurajed bv their Native Officers to make a stav.l, tvt all were vcrv soon cut to pieces bv the 600 were then cut duwn. r.tid aUmt GC. mb- u-(uently taken from hiding were shot. About 500 made their escape, it is nrpojed.

through the sally-port, but minycftlicin have since been taken. 1 The cause of this dreadful now investigating by seven Commissioners, who are now sittinj; Id. VclWsve. The 2d battalion of the 23d had ben raised ut the southward, and was composed chicfl of Collories. Their wfficers were induced by offers of great reward from one of the Princes, to be bribed from their duty, and- had sufficient inCuence over their men to make them join in the plan, which was to get possession of the fort, and which they calculated on keeping for a few days, when they were to be joined by 40,000 men from Mysore.

44 The standard cf Tipo. was hoisted on the Palace soon after the nng commenced; and if it had not been fir the intreaties of Marriot, who declaitnl Vt Princes were innocent, Gillespie would have delivered up the wholo of the Palace to the enraged The cause is also to be attviajicd to a code of new regulations, which bAiToccasloaed general dissatisfaction through the army. Thcxc regulations have introduced a new turban for the Sepoys, similar to a drummer's cap have ordered the distinguisbtog marks of cast in the forehead to be taken oil and to shave their upper lip, The Mysore Princes ttouhtles availed themselves of this, dissatis faction. Lord William Eenttnck, wisely, immediately issued general doing away those regulations. I enclose a lisi of the killed and wounded.

Major" Armstiony was killed in his palanquin, by a volley frc.n the ramparts, when passing along, about break of day, being in his way down to Madras. KltLED Colonels Fanretirt, M'Kerras, 23d batt. Lieuts. Winchop. Jujly, Captain Milne, 1st bat.

Istret. V.euts. O'Reilly, Fitchbenner, Elv, 69th re.Popham Paymaster Smith Maun, Commissary cf Stcrts Major Armstrong. Wounded Captain B.trrow, 69th regt. Tnsnrgcnts 500 or C00 killed.

His majesty! 19th dragoons, one rank and file killed, 3 wounded. lieutenants killed, rank and file 76 officers wcunded, rank, and file 88 wounded. Parh, Tc. 18. Tlie Hebrew Assembly, it is said, has pas.

seda Decree, consisting of 27" articles, according to which there is to be a Conslstorlal Synagogue in each department, which contains. 2000 individuals, professing the re li'init of Moses. A Grand Rabbi is to be elected by the Cynsistorial Synagogi -j, whose is to be 3000 francs. MARRIED, On Monday evening the 23d of February, by the Rev. Mr.

Parkinson, Mr. John Segkr to the amiable Miss Eunice Alston, both of this city. On Sunday evening last, by the rev. John C. Danikx, Oakley to Miss Cath-arine Freoerica Klnze, bpih of this city.

Diau, 7 Suddenly last evenir.jr, tt an apoplectc fit, Mr. Jacob Carpenter, Shipwright, in the 54th year of hjs age. His friends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attedh's funeral to-morrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock frm bis late dwelling No. 70 Lorob''Ta-StTef EVENINCl POST MARINE LIST. Ko arrivals this day.

CUERED THIS PAY. Brig Generous Friend, Gardner, Hivann A' ttnrdni Miltan, Williams, Hiram, Howland, Sea Island, Burnhani, Venus, Hildeth, St. Thomas 5. Willi a. Belfast Post if Savannah J3.

fcT Strong. Charleston L. Lrfferta. Sch'r Ann, Whittelscy, Jamaica Pet ley, Center Co. Collector Mayo, La Vera, Cruz.

A. Gracir. Midas, M'CuIlum, City of St. Domingo, S. A.

Lawrence. Below, one schooner. REPUBLICAN NOTICES. it" The Republican Electors of the First Ward, friendiy tithe nomination of Morgan Lewis for Oovernr.r, and Ihomai Storm for Lieutenant Governor are requested to meet this livening, at o'clock precisely, at Koss' Hotel in Broad-street en business ot import ance. March 2 'XT 7'he Republican Electors of the fvecond Ward, friendly to the nomination of Mors it Lewis, for Governor, and Thomas Storm fur Lieutenant Governor ope requested to meet This Evening, at Jane's Tavern, comer cf John and Nassau-street, ftt 6 o'clock prcriv lv, on business of importance.

March 2 37 The Republican Electors of tlto Third Ward, friendly to tha nomination of Morgan Lewis, for Governor, and Thorras Storm fr Lieutenant Governor are reques'ed to meet en Tuesday Evening next, 3d of March, at Williams Tavern, John-street, at 7 n'cWk, for tha purpose of taking measures to carry the said nomination into effect. March 2 I- The Republican Electors of the Fourth Ward, friendly to the nomination cf Morgan for Governor, and Thomas Storm Lieutenant Governor are requested to meet on Ti'esdav Evening next, the 3d of MrtcIi, at Picrson's Tavern, in Williim-street, at 7 I o'cl-xk, for the purpose of taking measures to carry the said nomination into March 2 J- The ReiubliCaa Electors of the Fifth. Ward, friendly t- the nomination of Morgan l-ewis, for Governor, and Thomas Stcrm for Lieutenant Governor arc requested to meet on Wednesday Evening next, 4ih of March, at Gilbert's Iong Room, in Thomas-street, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of taking measures to cfirry the said nomination into effect. r.Tarrh 1 XT' The Republican ElecWs rf tie Sixth Ward frienrMr to the nomination r.f Moreen ICik, for Governor, and Thorn Storm for Lieutenant Governor arc requested to meet on Wednevlsy next, 4th nf March, at Lewis Harway Tavern, corner of Maira rine and Aupisiosstreet, at 7 o'clork, for the jurre of taking measures to carry tbe said r.ou.iaatiGn i.tto cl.ee A.arch 2 i C' GENERAL UEPU3LXCAN MEETING 'At a General Meeting. of ho Republican Friends of the- Administration, lii the city cf Ne.w.Vork, held pursuant to public notice at Mechanic I tall, on Thursday, tho 26th rebru.irjjlSOr R.

TRONG, Chairman, OGDEN EDWARDS, The following resoluiioua were unanimous ly adopted. Resolved, That the administration of Gov ernor Lewis, has been conducted with a firm, ness, ability and integrity which justly i-ntitle him to the full cciifidencc ui.d ciiccin cf his fellow PctotvcJ, That this riieeting concur with their republican ricnlj at Albany, in the no miration of MORGAN LEWIS and TiO. MAS STORM, as candidates for Govejrnor and Lieutenant Governor, ihc entUw lcx-tion. and will cordially co-operte with them, in all lionorablo measures rnJ extrcions, ,10 support the said nomiu vtion. Jte4ved, 'I hat it be recommended to republicans of the different wards to call wardriicctinss and at such mceutigs that three persons be appointed from each ward ta compose a general committee, as well to promote the election of Morgan Lewis for Governor, and Thoniis Storm for Lieutnu'int Governor, and such senator as shall he nominated for the southern district, by the friends of the above nomination, and for other objects connected with the approaching election.

Penolved, That it be recommended to the wards ta meet on the following evenings respectively The 1st and Sd wanHs, on Monday evening next. 3d and 4th do. on Tuesday evening next, 1th and do. on Wednesday evening next, 7th do on Thursday evening next, and 8th and Sth do. cn Friday evening next.

Kesohed, ThU it be recommended to the members so chosen by the respective wards to form the General Committee, tonicetou Tuesday evening the lOtli of March next, at the luvweoiCharlesBrennevsen, in the fifth ward the city of New.Yc-rV". STRONG. C.Wm.717, OGDEN EDWARDS, Sec'nj Any good vessel bound to St. Sebastians, may have 60 or 70 tons of Freight by (inilviiir to SITDAM fc AVVCkOFP, Ko. 2i EouUi-Strcet.

March 2 lw LANDING this week at Swartwout's Ba-son, from ship Washington, from Molags, 600 casks 200 boxes do. -w ,1 200 frails Figs. CO bags Soft Shelled. Almonds For mde by I. EFFERT LEFTISTS.

March 3 lw 1 OI IN MURB AY SONS, No. Street, offer for sn'e Lisbon Wine in pipes, Malaga do. do. Corsica do do. Culinenai-do.

casks, Muscovado and ed iium-s in hlids. Havannah Sugar in bocs, 10 'bales Blue Cuincas, Peruviun BarK, 5000 lbs.renl Caraccm Cocoa, Nienrii-ua Wood, German Cioodw, Choilets, M-iiuilb-j, Ciesa la M.irlsix, Frer.ch Cr.it'.!r, Superfine French Broadcloaths, Vrlnet Ribbiii, Minna in S.ms FlAey, Newspaper in bides, coloured and Wri- ting Pi-pcr, Wnolskiiis, Ebuiy Wood, Copper in Sheets, UoltsaiKl j)lkis, 1 Marble and Marble Chimney pieces, English Diirk, Nos. 1, 7, 8, Enst India Couij.nv Purjnmt 34 hhds Wdsli Lime, iuI if nal sticiior to 21 p.iiK'heons North West Beaver, lit quality, selected for the China MsrVet, 500 'Muskets witli or without Bayonets, -20 cases Leghorn Straw Hats, 300 bags Imluugr, White Lead and Spanish Brown, round in 5 b'j-es Sitflron, 1 bnle Spunri, Mcn-i Lilioin Silk Huts, Kite Mrswdo. 40 jrg. March 2 VOTICK.

having his Son NG, in partnership, their -i! umU'i' liie linn of F.L.M I AMKS bnsint is v.i'i L.r t-u'-LAIi STKOiN'G SOX. March 2 3t TII I- P.r of ROGE7rLYi)E, ia diisulvcd by in.itoHlconM-nl. HENRY KOGERS, E. LYDE, Ji'nk. New-York, Feb.

28, 18 -6. N. n. Ry 1 lie articles ion, Mr. HEN RY ROGERS ist'j have the cvclusivr srttlcnient of all -tebts to the firm by hook account mul I.YOE, Ji'K.

the exc.insie sett'u'incnt of rill (lshts due on Notes. The subseribi-r the notes, aid will receive payment of them ot his Siore, IJo. 230 Peai l-Sut'et E. I.YUE, Jtv-. March 2 tf FOR SALE, Grist Mill, Saw Miil and with lb 90 acres of excellent Lnd, Jiirnirriv be.

lonfMiif toNichnUs ftrower, stlnM'-d nt the I the Navigable Waters of WappioV. f.ri ok, on tiie banks of tho Hudson, ahc-it 70 miles fi.in New-York, 8 from the floiiri-hirgtown of I'liiiijli-keeper, snd 6 frem Fishkill town. The Grist Mill is compute With every convenience fur mer chant and count. tvnk, having three run of sloe w'tb nci esuaiv nuchinerv. A vrsnltTa draft of water iriav the niill J.mr.

There are on, the premises ine ient Dwelling f.mse, Store Ihnise, and Cooper bliop an or. rnverinif 6 acres of eronnd, iiitwily e.f -afied fruit trees. A farther description is un- ss is not expected that anv pi r.eii wiJI pnrclius lii st tlii? I' lssosi'iii will In; immediately the pur-chaser, by NICHOLAS 3. UROWtll, No. 103 Willium-jitrect N.

II. Tin re it on the premises an extcrtMve i'inrry ef the first quality unimproecJ. Feb. 6 in, PII Trenton ar.d Turnpike. 1) ROPOSALS wili be received the and Dirrxters of the Trenton stl w- Tumpil.e Co.i.panv, for theroadby tl'e rxl, by the day, as mav be ij-ecj, ar time peviyns tenth April iicxl; pvrnni tocontnet max posit tbe inn tircorHliuni'i wnieli vr.W undertake the Sir.ie, with XriUou, Tiei-surrr l''e rou u.y.ur iiitke pvt.

miel kppli-rli'i to'Ke flirt ctii on tlie said tei.lh dav of April, at Uigraw'i tavern, in Ey wacrofthe E. DOr.C.S, Clerk. Teb.15 PHt.VHaU 1 ICT AMSTERDAM, 4 Ihehiie, and last V'iu'S aXy OKniiw loii(lin, and has tUret'-Lunlif if it carjro ready to go. on board. As this ship i gie up tutown it thereby pre cuts lia or d'm ty Far ntight of Sugar orCof.

i-fveiii Lsgs, apply 'on bo'trd nt Whwf. 11 I Ul, iV lu. JL. Jf I 1 51 AViill-sUeet 4 rvl. I-'.

A r. 1.1. VUUIIIIUII tIMIl llV A Ullll.til 1 Cannary Seep Semo mid Sewing Twins in l'latillas Bretugnes, c. Feb. 2f lw Or fch ft loe twites it CON 1 ail" iri iiufjaiiriitu tH I iijr, JUSt Tr i Np.

113 Pearl-SUcet. jv tf iaT7l.Nd COITON CALICOES '20 rm-iaUrul Cvttmi, Ir.nding per brig Canlaii, ti'tuii 5 trunks well nsw.i fvl Calicoes, ptr Oliver EllswortU, sale, hv I WALTER MORTOW. XT- ki 0. a. U7o ha nu iJ lull rcircri.

icrpii nuiiiifii fft wk pOCOA, "HIDES lNDlCJCi; TliisTuIy. MimniPiu'c landing tli cargo of tha rng Independence, llrooks, tnssttr, fi'om Lsguira, consisting of 140,000 lit real Caraerss Coooa, 50 Ceroons Indigo, 104 bapi ColVee, 1100 llides-rFdrmdebv Fb.25 SUYDAM Ji WYCKOi P. und brown llavanna Sugnri, landing Shin Citizen. AND IN STORK, 300 chests Hi-son, Younjr Hvsen. and' Sou- ciioug Teas.

For ale hy T11KO. HE MAN ELY, S7. Sotidi Street Feb. 25 2w GrASS'WAR'ff whiln b'ixes of Fifty grei the.t-i and, fiiart, Pint, and liHlfPi.n Tumblers, 1 Ten do. do.

of (tiait, Pint, wd half Pint De-ranters, in first rate orler, and entitled to deben-t'lre For aale by JOHN GEORGE THEDWEI.L, No. 227, Pearl-Street. Fcb.25 li 1CHAHDS St COIT, offi-r sale at 53 Smidi-Strcet, Jones' Wlurf- 150 tierces new Rl 95 halt Upland Cotton, 40 bales Sca-Uloml Cotton, 17 hlids. prime James It. ver Tobacco, 24 hlids.

di. Renlncky, do. suitable fot Sejrnrs, 1 hhd. Blnck Snake Root, 11 lihiU. Ssneca do.

11 hbU. Martiniejue CotTr-e, (fine brecn) pipes Cognao Brandy, (4th proof) 20 tons Nicaragiui Wood, 20 ticivcs IUd Clover Seed. Feb OT'TON. baits Prime Up.and Cot. ton, rei tive.l per schooner Rising StaUs, fi om Charleston For sal by Feb.

'A R. LENOX. 'J'JisA'Ji'f LOTS. To be sold st public Auction, ft the Tontine Cof fee-Hotrse, the Sd of March, at half port 12 o'clock, npVENTY.FOlTi: Lets of Land cn the wet sine of Gtecnwich bejt limine it the fou'h corner i Gen. Jacob Morton's board fem Mid r.djoii the lots lately sold to John J.

Asir, E'p north of the same, and through Mr. ground to Jiijrh water A pb.n of the lots innv be seen the ollire of JumcS St G. N. Bleel.rr, No. 137 penrl-Mreet.

The city corporation hvinir i.ltci t-ii the present rM.rye of Giveiiwich-stree', by it morfl direction, bepnninj at Isst brick, the east sidoofGreenviicli-Strect, llito'' Williamson's Nursery, in a direct lire, paisiiit; the esll'rimt of Mr. ftayard' Imiife, near three miles in nlh, and t'C wide, mates tl.e situ.i'Jo'i oftliese I'jts particularly The street will ceilainly he opened at the epiiiUiun of Gen. Morion's lease, one year from the 25th of nett March. "I'he scite ot the kt are pretty gcnerAly known, but it. may not be improper to observe that in point of Health, Measure, (or flhould the city bo vitited by sickness) for 2Sutim, as levdinj tu Banks, they are not to be exceeded by a'iy in the nrihbourlinod.

Atio, One other lot the corner of Hetty nn'I Grceiiwhih-sliict, 30 f-rt front and rear, iii.d from tin: et side of Greenwich sirci to high water bet ween 70 and i.O feet deep. At. so, Four lot on the side of Hetty-street, 05 feet each lUU ie tilcp CondilioiiN of sale ni.iy he known (it J. G. N.

Pleeekei' hcfi iv, ar.rl at the place of sale. Feb. 21 tu FOR sal 5 "MIATclitpble eat at Perth Amboy, h'r A the residence nf William 'I'ajloi', Esq. deceased. The 1 l'injf Home is new, anrl well tin-dimensions SI by 10 1'eet.

It i- two itji'ies hih, rrul cci.talrs- fi-ur well ro- portioned r.nris, w.th a l.irje hail, n-ces: anil nrst H'X'ir, a'ltl tue bed cliambcrs cn 1 he seeoiid r.torv. A milk mn ui'il kti excellent e. II. ir, Jii'opi i divi.l rd tiiuitr ti A kitchen with four rot.irs nturhed 10 the building, I iheyiid is a well ol exreiicM watir, a Ivife brick cis'err, and hll ncccssar out in sued er'Vr. Ca the 'kivtwi gfi'n'ens rer ler.in'u with a v.un!of liie cherr.es, pctb, pear fd IVult irecj, a young i 'J bet JtT'tfl-id fruit.

1 iie Taiin eor.s'uts cf nhfjtit eijrhty-oi. iirrrs of ar.ibhr, pasture, and niea'ow land, of the lost quality, fi-om which are rut ror.nally about Z') toi.j of hir? Iv; Enrich Il.iy. Fout cere of all meadow l.cl..nj4'injf in the lay contiguous toil. Kro'u toe i will.r.g house there; is a chrr-min of j- '-er lV.ntin, Saiidy R. the l.i,lit House, and the vttls fs'iinp to, nod -etiimii frin sea, and ofthnce which ci are rnd repasjinr the Bty and it.ii.taii, whi a vhiiety or shell srd t.iin Mi.

This in Tfcct to be.n'ty, hethhfulr.es, t.i ii.t:.!i, and irriprovewient, 1 ii.or lo iioi.e in the country, anl i r. ifcject eii ile-n jt'ention of r.nv most dciir ble rrtrcat. The rear cf the fai 111 is bonnciu by a it.cet wliicli runs t'ltnij-U the centre ot ti.e towe, and the lots are 10 that a be di'red efsdvanta-pr onhlv, sbredd pn ve larpe for the r.r d.acr. For term', (which will l-e sccom-mo l.tiop;) pif toVtLLiAi Oorr, Esq. Jciiii Murray fr Son, NewlYork, or ta the ul cri'K-r on the p'emie.

EL12.V TAYLOR, Executrix..