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STATIONARY, Paper Hangings, Patent Lamp, Piano Forte, over them, so that, if lie sends back for them, they are still there to give him." The carpenter went to fetch his tools. During: his absence, the. ship gave so vio Tho lamp at the binnacle being relighted, they perceived that the ship lay closer 10 the wind than she had hitherto done, and the spirits of the passengers were somewhat revived. Common Lnw lieports. Thin day i' fmblishrd, by M.

CAREY SONS, Corner of Chcsnut and Fourth streets, "DAKT I. Vol. V. ol the following work, LITERARY SELECTIONS, FOR THE NATIONAL GAZETTE. THE FLYINGD UTCHMAN.

The chaplain asked the stranger, How long have you been at sea." He replied, We have lost our count; for our almanack has blown overboard. Our ship, you sec, is still; so why should you ask how long we have been at sea; for Vanderdecken only wishes to write home and comfort his friends." and FANCY WAREHOUSE, S. IV. corner of Walnut and Third ttreeti fom Blackwood's Edinluirg Mugagine, fop May lent a pilch, that the piece of iron slid off the letters, and they were whirled overboard by the wind, like birds of evil omen whirring through the air There was a cry of joy among the sailors, and they ascribed the favourable change which soon took place in the weather to our having cvevy ucsct'tp- is. WRITING Papers of It tinn of the dili'erent mak JL containing vol.

I. of BnoiiKnur Binoham'b Repout op Casks in the Court of Common Pokas in continuation of Taitwtost Hi Marsualih RnrouTg. REPORTS OF CASES Argued and determined in the Court ofCommok Plkas, CounTop Kio'h HEwrH, and at Nisi Phidb. PROSPECTUS. kers throughout the To which the chaplain replied, Your Our ship, after touching at the Cape, foar, would be of no use in Am nt out again, ana soon losing sigtu 01 United States.

1 Writing Paper of best British Manufacture. Blank liooks, general assort incut on hand, and made to any Pattern, with Patent Ruling and Table Mountain, began to be assailed got quit of Vanderdecken. We soon got under weigh again. The night watch being Every practitioner and student of law mist admit the utility of access to the decisions of the Courts of the impetuous attacks of the sea, sterdam, even if they were delivered, for the persons to whom they are addressed are probably no longer to be fouud there, except under very ancient green turf in the (iiudiutr. f.hich is vell known to be more formi Nevertheless, neither the tempestuous state of the atmosphere, nor the thunder had ceased; and soon a vivid flash of lightning shewed tha waves tumbling around us, and, in the distance, the Flying Dutchman scudding furiously before the wind under a press of canvass.

The sight was but momentary, but it. was sufficient to remove all doubt from the minds of the passengers. One of them cried aloud, There she goes, top-gallants and all." The Chaplain had brought up his prayer-book, in order that he might draw from thence something to fortify and tranquillize the minds of the rest. Therefore, taking his seat near the binnacle, so that set, the rest of the crew retired to their Common Law in England. 1 he constant reference to the recent reports of that country iu the arguments and decisions of the American courts, particu-ly on commerci'd topics and the analogy that must births.

able there than in most parts of the Inown ocean. The day had crown dull churchyard. The unwelcome stranger then wrung necessarily s.Sisist in questions arising in two coun iSIIOES. Jul hazy, and the breeze which had for lei'ly blown fresh, now sometimes sub' n't Dutch Sealing Wax, Stale, ii ml Pencils, Pink Tae, Sliming ami cnninioil Map and Pri.it Files, Notu Pressers lvnry Piiprr Slu'urs, rai'chineiit ami Parebnuit Runners, Hound and Flat Hnlt.rs, Ink Sockets and Tliiliub Hot ties. quill, of every quality.

Heady IVns, Palmer', London jxirtnlile Pen, in btiites Fancy Ink Suuiil a greul variety. Ink Sliimls fiir Counting Houses am! Hr.li:H)is, Black Leail Peneils, Japan and Cotnmuu Ink, YValkucii'i Ulackand Unlink Powilcr, Best Irisli Wafers, his hands, and appeared lo weep, and re plied, It is impossible. We cannot be JUST received on consignment, 250 cases comprisine an extensive assortment of jdecl almost entirely, and then recovering tries, the principles ot whose lnws and lornis ot pro-ceeding are in most respects the same, sufficiently evince the truth of this assertion. It is believed that every American jurist would desire to peruse and refer to the points decided in that as well as his own licve you. We have been long driving strength for a short time, and chang men's women's, misses anil children's SI IOCS.

ALSO, lis utret-uuii, uicty nun icmpuraiy country, as early after their authentic publication as olence, and died away again, as it exer mid Public OEiecs A large assortment of 1st quality city made Boots Merchants Counting Houses the lisrht shone upon the white leaves of ubout here, but country nor relations cannot be so easily forgotten. There is not a rain drop in the oir but feels itself kin-ded with all the rest, and they fall back into the sea to meet with each other again. ising a melancholy caprice. A heavy well began to come from the south-east and Shoes, i or sale by I Hacker, Brown 6j Co. July 24- iKf No.

43, North Front street pur sails flapped against the masts, and possible. From the number of bonks of Reports annually published in England, anil their great cost, there arc lew however who can procure them. Much of their contents consists of subjects foreign to the views, and useless to the researches, of the American jurist, tithes, particular acts of Parliament, special customs, Of this diaoripliun are cases uinn the annuity net. How then can kindred blood be made he ship rolled from side to side, as hea supplied with every article of Stationary of Domestic and Foreign Manufacture, warranted of the best utility and tit the lowest prices Dra wing Palters of every size From 13 by 10 inches, to 30 by 5'2 inches. Bristol Uoanl, or Ivory IV riov lirawinB Licit I.c.nl ifr.

Crayon Psiimts, Krry nt' all for MIuui- KtYvvi'i Suiicdine Colour in i.uvs. Superior Candles. as sue nao oeen water-ioggeu. ANDING from the sloop Union, capt. to forget where it came from? Even our bodies are part of the ground of Holland; and Vanderdecken says, if he once were here was so little wind that she would Li Barnard, direct from Nantucket, an invoice of branches ut law peculiar tu the political and ecclesi lot steer.

warranted Summer made Sperm Candles, of the the book, he, in a solemn tone, read out the service for those distressed at sea. The sailors stood around with folded arms and looked as though they thought it would be of little use. But this served to occupy the attention of those on deck for a while. In the mean time, the flashes of lightning becoming less vivid, shewed nothing else, far or near, but the billows weltering round the vessel. The sailors seemed to think that they had not yet seen the worst, but confined their remarks and prognostications to their own circle.

At this time the captain, who had hith At two P. M. we had a squall, accom nuuio anil boxes ol" 1-! 18, 24, 3 Peltvils. to come to Amsterdam, he would rather be changed into a stone post, well fixed into the ground, than leave it again; if that astical organization ot taut country, and others Ilia might be Under these circumstances, it is believed, that a selection may be mnde from the contents of the English Reports, to contain all that is valuable in them, ianied by thunder and rain. The seamen, best brands, and superior quality.

FOR SALE BY Sam. L. Shobcr, 7 mo. 23 dtf No. 26, South Wharves.

ami 4s enkrs, Hei SjKi-it Vnrnisli, Newman's Snicrliite Colours for Miniutnivs, Brooknian LaiiUjn's siqie- rowing restless, looked anxiously ahead M'urature Framesniul Ulnssi 4 Vaniiy r' Drawiue. ItooU. Colour Tvlrs l''iiu 1'oji'iy Oil, fhey said we would have a dirty night of and be compressed into a comparatively small com and that it would not be worth while to were to die elsewhere. But in the mean time, we only ask you lo take these letters." The chaplain, looking at him with as Windsor Soap and Sponge. pass, witb tMs Mew Al.

larey aons propose republishing the above works, and inserting only the name and margimil note of every casa which shall kirn into their hammocks. As the second frate was describinc a crale he had en not de deemed of sufficient interest to he retained at boxes white and red Windsor SUA I', 1 bale superior fine Sponges. tonishment, said, This is the insanity of large while all those eases which are in any way ap. plicable to this country will be th en in full. The ail.

erto remained in his birth, came on deek, fountered off Cape Race, Newfoundland, Ive were suddenly taken all aback, and vantage of this plan is. th.M it will enable them to IDU a A Lttj 11 Temple Smith, DRUGGISTS, No. 121, Market street. 7mo. 12lh codlm he blast came upon us furiously.

We furnish for the small sum of kivk iiollaus p. mi An assort 'Tnt nf Fine I'Venc'i Colours fr.i- Limno. and everv nnii le in the lliMving Line, Vortliv nt on ii of Arliois, Drawing Masters iitid Knydu i of the Arinv. Jltaiipwafical Instrument, FHOMTYVO TO full I DOLLARS THE SKTI. from n.

lo 21 iutlu-sof Gutter's Scales ami Dividers lite lati'St Kililions, Prolrnrlnrs nllit iivw lYlls, Tape Mriisnri-s. thviileil in IViraMrl incites anil TeU sto(M' iC various kimls, Maps of the World and Quai- '1 lii-riiieirieters, U'rs, Siieharoiiietcr. Fancy Articles. num. all the important contents nf (he English lie- fontintted to scud under a double reeled and, with a gay and unconcerned air, inquired what was the cause of the general dread.

He said he thought they had already seen the worst of the weather, and wondered that bis men had raised such a porters, to purchase hieh would require al leaut for natural atlection, which rebels against all measures of time and distance." The stranger continued, "Here is a letter from our second mate, to his dear and only remaining friend, his uncle, the merchant who lives in the second house on Stuncken Yacht Quay." fiiainsail and foretopsail till dusk; but, as ty dollars. It is proposed to commence the work with the reports of cases arciicdand determined in the Kinsr's hubbub about a capful of wind. Mention CITY TAVERN, Trenton, JV. Jersey. J.

M. BISPHAM, RESPECTFULLY informs the miblic Uench and Common Pleas, and points decided at being madeof the riving Dutchman, the Flutes in tli. greatest varii tm fnxin, In the year ISyO, and to continue it by a Quarterly publication of cases in the mine courts subsequent to that vein. Emm the arrangements the captain laughed. He said, he would like very much to see any vessel carrying topgallant sails in such a night, for it would that his 1 louse has undergone a thorough re publishers have made for obtaining the English re 'he sea ran high, the captain thought it lafest to bring her to.

The watch on deck Consisted of four men, one of whom was appointed to keep a look out ahead, for he weather was so hazy, that we could pot see two cables' length from the bows. pL'his man, whose name was Tom Willis, pent frequently to the bows, as if to, observe something; and when the others tailed to him, inquiring what he was itoUin at, he would give no definite an- 1 i pair, which renders the Lodging rooms much more ports by the earliest opportuniUes, they presume it will be in their powerto republish them here in the comtortalde than formerly, in addition to the former be a sight worth looking at." The chap stock of Liquors, Albany Ale and Water, in imtll mode above mentioned, within Fuui: months after lain taking him by one of the buttons of from the celebrated Congress Springs, in the State of their appearance in England. In order to complete the series, they intend to pub his coat, drew him aside, and appeared to New York, is lion on hand, and will constantly be kept, for the accom modal ion of those who may enter into serious conversation with him. While they were talking together, the choose tousour luni Willi their custom. June 27 dim lish, upon the same plan, all the Reports of Cases in the above mentioned Courts bich have uou been published in this country.

These Reports will make four volumes 8vo. and vill be published with as little Backgammon Tables, Chessmen anil Boards. Gentlemen's writing Desks, Plain and Hr.iss Bound, Gentlemen's Mahoifany fihnv- ini; Desks, Plain anit Bins, llounil. Gentlemen's Mahogany ami Morocco SItaviiit; Cases, Variety oflidies' Desks, Variety of Ladies' Work Boxes, Variety of Fancy toilet boxes, Dissected Maps and Variety amusing ami iiistraut- ive Gomes, Children's Libraries and Ivory Alphabets, Caricatures ami Fashisms, Battledores and Shuttles. Silver Pencil Cases and Pens, Wise's Steel Pens, Doniinos, Ass Skin Memorandum books.

Ivory lahk'ls. Best Roman Violin Strings, liiKi olets Duiihli' ami Sinkr, anil Coiiiinoti ami Military, Flute Day and Martin's and Hay-lej's Grout Variety ol" Fancy Card Hacks and Screens, Ladies' ami t.clltlemcn's Pocket Books, Genuine Durable Ink, Matkiutf Types and ltoxes, Visiiini; Cards Plain and tm-bosscd. Gold and Silver P.ipers, Morocen PajM't-s, Kmliussed Papers, Coloured Papiri, (fine Glazed and Common,) Great variety ol' Faney Borders, Gold. Silver and Claw Feel, Gilt Bulls, and every article ne-cessnry to the mauutiictlire ol Screeas, Card Hacks aSitt Fancy Paper article's. wer.

1 liey inereiore went isu to uic o.vs, and appeared startled, and at first FUR SALE, delay as possible. Vols 1 to will contain Taunton's Reports, vols. captain was heard to say, Let us look to our ship and not mind such things;" and accordingly, he sent a man aloft, to see if all was right about the foretop-sail yard, aid nothing. But presently one ol them THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, VT cut A I 1 ried, William, go call the watch." The seamen, having been asleep in 5, 6, 7, and 8 Marshall's Reports, vols. Reports, Common Pleas, .3 vols.

Slarkie's Reports, Nisi lVius, 2 vols. Holt's Reports, Niai Prius. I I ami has a deep lot, opening on a twenty which was dialing the mast with loud feet alley. For terms apply on the premi. their hammocks, murmured at this unsea The Reports of 18'2ft, will form vol.

5, of the sc noise. Jan. 27 Ht see, or at this office. sonable summons, and called to know how ries. The work will be prepared by Thomas Sergeant It was Tom Willis who went up; and He held lorth the letter, but no one would approach to take it.

Tom Willis raised his voice, and said, One of our men here says he was in Amsterdam last summer, and he knows for ceitain that the street called Stuncken Yacht Quay was pulled down sixty years ago, and now there is only large church' at that place." The man from the Flying Dutchman said, It is impossible; we cannot believe you. Here is another letter from myself, in which I have sent a bank note to my dear sister, to buy some gallant lace to make her a high head-dress." Tom Willis hearing this, said, It is most likely that her head now lies under a tomb-stone, which will outlast all the changes of the fashion. But on what house is your bank note?" The stranger replied, "On the house of Vanderbi'ucker and Company." The man of whom Tom Willis had spoken, said, I guess there will now be some discount upon it, for that banking house was gone to destruction foriy years ago, and Vanderbrucker was afterwards amissing. But to remember these things is like raking up bottom FOR SALE, and John C. Lowber, Esquires, two gentlemen of I looked upon deck.

To which lorn il-is replied, Come up and see. What we when he came clown, he said that all was right, and that he hoped it would soon get clearer; and that they would see no A Country Seat, situate on the liar ot I'luladelpliia. the ItidEe I urnpike, fire miles from l'lu it shall be published Quarterly, on the first of jure minding is not on deck, but ahead." jL)n hearing this they ran up, without put-ling on their jackets, and when they came more of what they were most afraid of. ladelphia, and near the Fnllsof Schuylkill, lately occupied by Jacob Gerard Kovlii it I he captain and first mate were heard contains about 18 acres and 13 perches of land, with an elegant Mansion House, liani, Muhles, Ice March, June, September, anil leeember, and wilt make annually a volume of about 5(1(1 pages. 2.

The subscription will he live dollars per annum, payable on delivery of the second No. iu each vear. Vols. 1 to 4, will ho put lo press immediately, and furnished with as little delay as possible. the bows there was a whispering.

One of them asked "Where is she? I House, Siirini; House, and a complete Iiatli House. with apparatus for warm and cold bathing, all of jdo not see her," to which another replied, laughing loudly together, while the chaplain observed that it would be better lo repress such unseasonable gaiety. The second mate, a native of Scotland, whose name was Duncan Saundcrson, having at which are in the best order and repair. 1 here are also Pait I. vol.

1, will be delivered with next part of an orchard and fish pond, and an excellent garden vol. with gardener house, and spring water is conveyed by pipes into the kitchen, barn yard, garden and lawn. tended one of the university classes at The last flash of lightning shewed there jtvws. not a reef in one of her sails; but we Hvho know her history, know that all her fcanvass will never carry her into port." Dy.this time the talking of the seamen Sad hrought some of the passengers on Aberdeen, thought himself too wise to be The situation is considered one of the finest in the Pine Cutlery. A handsome assortment of Rodgers'a and oilier manufacture of Penknives, Razors, Saissors, etc.

Piano Tories, Of the best Quality, made by London, Upright and Horizontal. Also, elegant Pedal Harp, All of which will be sold ery low. Paper Hangings ami Playing Cards. B. fe S.

continue their mantif-jctory of Paper. Hangings, and have now nu hand a superb Assortment ot" their own manufactured Satin fJrounds, which are considered equal to the I'renth, and at about two thirds their prices. Also, Common Paper and Borders of every description suitable for any part of a House. Large discounts made to Country Merchant nnd others who purchase to sell aain. Patent Lamps, Lnsires rirmity of the city, commanding an extensive view lieve all that the sailors said, and took part of ihe Schuylkill and adjacent country.

t''or forms, with the captain. He jestingly told Tom Willis to borrow his grimdam's spectacles apply to James vaux, No. 159, Arch street. ideck. They coul'l see nothing, however, (for.

the ship was surrounded by thick klarkness, and by the noise of the dashing waters, and the seamen evaded the questions that were put to them. In ease the above should not be speedily sold, it will be let at a reasonable rate tor the season. July 17 tnf2w Rare and Valuable Books, FOIl SALR AT the i.rrF.ttAHY hooms ly ltno.m- it J'EIV YVIiK. ORDERS must be sent direct to the subscriber, with reference for payment, either in New York or Philadelphia. LEXICONS.

Fahri Thesaurus Krvi': cura J. M. Ges-neri, ii vols lulio, 10 dol's. Cange (du Freme lie Clossaria, ad Scriptures, Medkeet infiiise Latinitatis, 6 vols folio, fine copy, 50 dolis. Ilo.

do. do. do. cum supple- men nun, I). J).

Carpenlier, 10 vols folio, fine copy, very rare, lit) dolls. This work complete, is now seldom to be met withbut with, or without supplement, is held in high estimation. Gesneri Thesaurus Lingua: Lalinic, 4 vols folio, 30 dolls. Stephani Thesaurus Lin lux Latiux. 4 vols folio.

At this juncture the chaplain came on ileck. He was a man of grave and modest '-demeanour, and was much liked among the seamen, who called him Gentle Erski lie's Treatise. This Day ia Published bij A. FINLEY, N. E.

corner of Chcsnut and Fourth streets, I'rice 50 cents in boards, REMARKS on the INTERNAL EVI HENCE for the Truth of Revealed Religion. By T. ERSK1NE, of Edinburg. "George. He overheard one of the men ask the next time he was sent to keep a look out ahead.

Tom walked sulkily away, muttering that he would nevertheless trust to his own eyes till morning, and accordingly took his station at the bow, and appeared to watch as attentively as before. The sound of talking soon ceased, for many returned to their births, and we heard nothing but the clanking of the ropes upon the masts, and the bursting of the billows ahead, as the vessel successively took the But afier a considerable interval of darkness, gleam of lightning began lo appear. Tom Willis MtrlJeiily called out, "Vanderdecken again! Vanderdecken again! I see them letting down a boat." All who wcte on deck ran lo the bows. The next flash of lightning shone far and wide over the raging sea, and showed us not only the Flying Dutchman at a distance, but also a boat coming from her with four men. The boat was within two of an old canal.

The stranger called out passionately, "It is impossible we cannot believe it! It is cruel lo say such things to people iu our condition There is a letter from our captain himself to his much beloved and faithful wife, whom he left at a pleasant summer dwelling on the border of the Iluarlemer Mer. She promised to have the house beautifully painted and gilded before he came back, and to get a a new set of looking glasses for the principal chamber, that she might see as many linages of Vanderdecken as if she had six husbands at once." The man replied," There has been lime enough for her to have had six husbands since then: but were she alive still, there is no fear that Vanderdecken would ever get home to disturb her." On hearing this, the stranger again shed tears, and said, if they would not take the letters, he would leave them: and looking around he offered the parcel to the captain, chaplain, and to the rest cf Of every description, suited for Halls, Mantles, Drawing-Rooms, Brackets, Side-Boards, Sec. Sec. article connected ith the lamp Beck Stewart, S. W.

corner of If'uhiut and 'JVUrtl streets. March 27 30 dolls. Scapula; Lexicon tirccce, in folio and ouarto. vari The publisher is informed from very respectable authority, that Mr. Krskine has been recently converted from Infidelity, and that the present work is ous editions from $t8 tol5.

Uictinnnaiie Universe! de Trevoux. Francois et Latin, 8 vols, folio, last and best edition, 60 dolls. the result. RECOMMENDATIONS. This very rare book is worth double the price at -ft which ii, is nuw otiei en.

Dietionnaire Chinois, Francois et Latin, public ing another, If he had ever seen the Flying Dutchman before, and if he knew the story about her?" To which the other replied, I have heard of her beating about in these seas. What is the reason the never reaches port:" The first speaker replied; They give different reasons for it, but my story is this: She was an Amsterdam vessel, and sailed from that port seventy years ago. Her master's name was Vanderdecken. He was a staunch seaman, and would have his own way, in spite or the devil. For all that, never a sailor under him had reason to complain; though how it is on board with them now, nobody knows; the story is this, that in doubling the cape, they were a long day trying, to weather the Dear sir.

I have read tursktnt trcause on The Internal Evidence for the Truth of Revealed Iteligion. It is an admirable performance, filled with judicious observations, and interspersed with happy and interesting Illustrations of the various points discussed It is stamped with the image of a d'apres I'onlro desa Mujeslc I'Empei eur Napoleon, par M. DeCuignes, folio, large paper, and flue copy. 30 dolls. The Bishoi of Winchester's Life of 1 AIR.

PITT. ABRAHAM SMALL, No. 165, Chcsnut Street, Third Door below Fifth Street. Stock ii Clavis Linguae Sanctx Vetus. et Novum Testamentura.

ii vols. 8vo. IS dolls. accurate and powerful mintl. Having himself Siraonis Lexicon llebruicum.

et Chaldicum. Eich- by the grace of God, experienced the moral and re-eenerati. influence ot Divine truth, the author hornii. 9 dolls. lias in the pi-ess and will publish (by Subscription,) cables length of our ship's side.

Schleusneri Lexicon, various editions, from 12 to wishes that others may be brought under the quick the man who first saw her ran-to the 18 'lolls. ening and sanctifying operation of the same trans-fornunfr power. The work is well calculated to call Park hurst Hebrew and Greek Lexicons: from captain, and asked whether they should 3 dolls. 50 cu. to 10 dolls.

50 ets. up the attention of nominal christians, as well as of hail her or not. The captain, walking about proftssed infidels, to the high and commanding MISCELLANIES. Catesbv's Natural llistnev t( Citrnlinn. Flnriiln.

MEMOIRS OF THE LITE OF THE RIGHT HOSOURABLE WILLIAM PITT. By George (Pretyman) Tomline, 1). 1). F. R.

Lord Bishop of Winchester, and Prelate of the most noble Order of the Garter from the Author's Preface. in great agitation, made no reply, i he claims ot the liilile, as a revelation given by Jehovah Table Bay, which we saw this morning. first mate cried, Who's going to heave to torm the character ot sintul man tor eternity. Ju'v 17, 18 a. J.

J. JANE WAY. and the Bahama Islands. 2 vols, imperial folio, price 130 dolls, in extra boards This is a splendid copy. a lope to that bnair 1 lie men looked at Jlr.

Finleii I have read, with great pleasure. and one among the few coloured by the author himself. Such another copy is not on sale in the best Krskine'a treatise on The Internal Evidence for the crew successively, but each drew back as it was offered, and put his hands behind his back. He then laid the letters upon the deck, and placed upon them a piece of was lying near, to prevent them from being blown away. Having done this, he swung himself over the gangway and went into the boat.

We heard the others speak to him, but the rise of a sudden squall prevented us from distinguishing his reply. The boat was seen to quit the ship's side, and in a few. moments, there were no more each other without offering to do any thing. The boat had come very near the the Truth of Revealed Religion. HAVING had the honour and happi-nessof suiieiintenilin- Mr.

Pitt's education at Uowyer splendid Ldition of Hume History 5. cnams, when lorn Willis called ot.t, What do you want? or what devil has It is, in my jndgment, a work of rare merit. The st) le is lucid, chaste and nervous. The illustrations are happily chosen, and skilfully applied. The in England, illustrated with most beautiful encraviugs However, the wind headed them, and went against them more and more, and Vanderdecken walked the deck, swearing tit the wind.

Just after sun-set, a vessel spoke him, asking if he did not mean to go into the Bay1 that night. Vanderdecken replied, 4 May I be eternally if I do, though I should beat about here till the day of judgment! And to be sure, Vanderdecken never did go into that bay; in the best style well bound in Russia, iu 10 vols. ternal evidence for the truth of revealed the University; having for some time acted as his confidential Secretary, and afterwards Kept tip a constant communication wilh him, upon all matters connected with his 'icia! situation; having received from him the most decisive pnwil's of kindness ami good opinion; having lived with him in the niott un penal lolio. dolls. Royaumoul's History of the Old and New Testa is not a new subject; but this writer's method of blown you here in such weather?" A pier cing voice from the boat replied in Lng lish, We want to speak with your cap treating it, is new and natural; and to my mind, con ments, illustrated with SCO Engravings, lolio, very vincing and sausiaciory.

uisn you success in the scarce, so nous. tain." The captain took no notice of this, Ulair Chronoloiv nnd Historr of the World. traces of her, than if she had never been publication. V.JML,L, I'attor, Sixth Presbyterian Church, Pliilatlelphia. and Vanderdecken boat having come irom me creation to I7b8.

Illustrated in mi engmved tames brought clown to 1814. with all the close along one of the men came tin July 17, 1881. Deaf Sir I have read with much pleasure, and there. 1 tie sailors rubbed their eyes, as if doubting what they had witnessed, but the parcel still lay upon the deck, and complete. A very hue.

copy and scarce, halt bound in Russia, 60 dollars. on tie ok, and appeared like a fatigued and orkl of the hon. Robert Boyle. 5 vols. 4to.

call proved the reality of all that had passed gut, large paper, best edition, 40 dolls. scarce. weatner-oeaten seamun, holding some let tcrs in his hand. Our sailors ail drew back. The Chan rejoice that you propose to republish, Mr.

Erskine's valuable treatise on the internal evidence of Christianity. It deserves, and 1 hope will receive, a careful perusal, from those persons especially, who whilst they readily assent to the authenticity of the Uible are too little aenuninted with "the internal structure" Harris collection ot Voyages and I ravels, in 2 Duncan Saunderson, the Scotch mate, asked the captain if he should take them vols, folio, 1 small paper, tfl 1 of the largc paper copies, 24 dolls, very scarce. lain, however, looking stedfastly upon him, went forward a few steps, and asked, of that religion which it teaches: It is a specimen of up, and put them into the letter bag? Receiving no reply, he would have lifted Uharnock History ot Marine Architecture, in 3 vols. 4to. numerous plates, wi dolls.

them if it had not been for Tom Willis, sound and ingenious argumentation, conducted a perspicuous, and animating style, whose attractions will be very soon felt and confessed, by the attentive L.dlord Lite ot the Right hon. William Pitt, 3 hat is the purpose ol this visit;" The stranger replied, We have lone vols. 4to. dolls, boards. Grose a Antiquities of England and Wales, in 8 reader.

It abounds with striking, yet chaste illustrations; presents elevated views of evangelical truth; been kept here by foul weather, and Vanderdecken wishes to send these letters to vols. 4 to. with a great number of engravings, 100 dci'ars. who pulled him back, saying that nobody should touch them. In the mean time, the captain went down to the cabin, and the chaplain, having followed him, found him at his and cherishes a pure and enlightened piety, offering his friends in Europe." Oar captain then Ottley Enquiry into the Origin and Early His reserved anil uninterrupted intimacy, (mm the beginning of our acquaintance to the hour of his death; and having had access to all his papers as one of hi Executors, I was emboldened bv the consideration of these advantages, and urged by the tot-lings of affection, gratitude, and duty, to endeavour to convey some idea of the character of one, in whom the talents of a gret Statesman, nnd tue virtues and qualities of an amiable man, -ere so eminently united.

CONDITIONS, I. It will be printed in two handsome octavo volumes. Price four dollars in bonivls. II. If any of the Ik inks remain unsubscribed for, the price lo non-suhsci ibers shall be 5 dollars.

HI. When the BUhnp shall publish a third volume, it shall be printed tinilorm wilh the present, and delivered to the Subscribers at the same rate per volume. N. Only SOD copies will be printed, thercfrie those persons who wish lo subscribe should be u-lv in application. June 21 4w THE CONSTITUTION OP THE Presbyterian Clwrch, IN the United States of America; con-taming the Confession of Faith, the Catechisms, and the Directory for the Worship of Cod; together with the plan of Government and Discipline, amended and ratifie.1 l.y the General Assembly.

their Session in in Mar 18-1. The above work is now in press, under the inspection of a committee annointed bv i a tory of Engravings upon Copper and in Wood, wilh came lorward, and said, as firmly as he au account ol r.nsxavers aud their Works. Irom the could, I wish anderdecken would put bottle case pouring out a large dram of mventiot. of chalcography, by Maso Finiguerra, to his letters on board ot any other vessel tne time oi marc Antonio Kannondi. 8 vols.

4 to. rather than mine. with numerous specimens from early artists, both in Copper and Wood. 56 dolls, boards. The stranger replied, We have tried no ottenoe to true christians ol any denomination.

It is the author' design to enfoi-ee the sentiment, that as the Uible embodies in itself the principal evidence of its truth, he who desires to form a correct judgment of the character of this book, instead of reading many elaborate wrxks on the external proof's of its inspiration, should, first of all, give a candiJ and careful attention to the Uible itself: leading us to this most consolatory inference, that men of learning are not the only persons capable of obtaining an intelligent airurance of the truth of the gospel, but that this assurance is aike attainable, by the poorer and less instructed portion of mankind. Believing that by reprinting this interesting book, Orders tor books Irom Europe, in every depart for it is believed that he continues to beat about in these seas still, and will do so long enough. This vessel is never seen but with foul weather along with' her." To which another replied, We must keep clear of her. They say that her captain mans his jolly boat, when a vessel comes in sight, and tries hard to get along side, to put letters on board, but no good comes to them who have communication with him." Tom Willis said, There is such a sea between us at present, as should keep us safe from such visits." To which the other answered: "We cannot trust to that, if Vanderdecken 6ends out his men." Some of this conversation having been overheard by the passengers, there was a commotion among them. In the mean time, the noise of the waves against the vessel could scarcely be distinguished from the sound of the distant thunder.

The wind had extinguished the light in the binnacle, where the compass was, and noone could tell which way the ship's head lay. The passengers were afraid to ask questions, lest they should augment the secret sensation of fear hich chilled every heart, or learn, any more than they already knew. For while they attributed their agitation of mind to the state of the weather, it was sufficiently perceptible that their alarms also arose from a cause which tbey did not acknowledge. many a ship, but most of them refuse our ment of Literature, will be received and Promptly letters." executed. Upon which Tom Willis muttered, It James Eustbnrn, will be best for us if we do the same, for, At the Literary Rooms, New York." April 13 ftutf they say, there is sometimes a sinking brandy.

The captain, although somewhat disconcerted, immediately offered the glass to him, saying, Here, Charters, it what is good in a cold night." The chap-Iain declined drinking any thing, and the captain having swallowed the bumper, they both returned to the deck, where they found the seamen giving their opi. nions concerning what should be done with the letters. Tom Willis proposed to pick them up on a harpoon and throw it overboard. Another speaker said, I have always heard it asserted that it is neither safe to accept them voluntarily, nor, when you will he instrumental of promoting the best of To Dealers in Leather. TOSEPH SCATTRTifJOOD A MI'S causes, 1 have, agreeably to your request, transmitted these remarks to your disposal.

Respectfully, ke. T. H. SKINNER. Jt'iuley.

July 17A, 1821. The Rev. Dr. A. Alexander aays, in relation to this work, "This ia the production of a superior mind, on which the rut lis of Revelation seem to have operated effectually.

July 25 BOUSTEAll inform their friends that they have entered into partnership in the Currying Business, under the firm of JSC ATTKllfiOOli tt UOU- sembly, and will be published early in Jutv, by the subscriber who will issue three weigni in your paper. The stranger took no notice of tnis, but asked where we were from. On being told that we were from Portsmouth, he said, as if with strong feeling, Would that you had rather been from Amsterdam. Oh that we saw it again! We must see our friends again. When he uttered these words, the men who were in the boat below wrung their hands, and cried, in a piercing tone, in Dutch.

Oh that we saw STBAI), and have for sale at their establish meet. No. 26, North Front street, an assortment of GOOD LEATHER, which they will dispose ol" on reasonable terms, sHz: On a very fine paper with an engraved title On a tine paper, On a common paper, 7 5 A liberal diseonnt will muV in they are left, to throw them out of the ship." Ury Hide ami Manjhter Sole Leather, ax and rain Upper, Calf Skins. Cordovan. Harness.

"Let no one touch them," quoth the ANDtRLYN'S Painting of the celeb ratd Xt Palace and Gardens of Versailles is now chants, and others ho may purchase a number of copies and a discount of 10 per cent oa sineiecofirs Rounding. Collar Leather, te. the carpenter. The way to do with the A liberal price given for Leather in the rongh. N.

B. J. 8. has also for sale. Quantity nt Ucers to Uiose ho leave their names btfcre publication.

exhibition in mevemn, north of Hieh street letters from the Flying Dutchman is to it again! We have been long here beating about; but we must see our friends again." Hair, Glue, Plastering Hair mid Women's Shoes. Admittance twenty five cents. Children twelve and a half cents. July C5 w3- case them upon deck, by nailing boards Anthy. rinley, R.correr of ClirsnM and Fox rth streets.

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