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poets of Austin's colony. The time had therefore now arrived when further submission became a crime and resistance a virtue and necessity. PRICES OF STOCKS. Correct! weMy for the Jiitionnt Gazette, by B. V.

'HUTCHINSON1, (Stock axd lixrH anok ItmiKKit. J'ftitulrtphiat luir. 3, 1832. new Twill, ihmi by the Insolvent Court. We give nn opinion on Ihe matter ourselves, but merely report ihe opinion which appears to prevail on Ihe subject at the offices in Ba-tiughall-street.

The ofhcial assignees complain that Ihey are subjected to expenses and inconveniences, without any prompt ami direct means of obtaining remuneration and that tliu difficulty of bringing ttie assets of bankrupts into a state which would render them available fortheircredit-ors is much greater than it whs under the old sys nome lime past, at a place called Anahuac, a mi litary position on the bay of Galveston, commanded by a person named Bradburn, a colonel in the Mexican service, (although a native of the United Stales) Remarks. throe citizens were seized and Incarcerated In prison by the mandute of colonel B. without anr In tem, detective as that system was. It would seem nirttHiiensiW thronjjh It. The parent, no ilouht, are nmwc of ttie intense heat which will exist ere long Jn ibis part of the wnrll, unit niorrtnvei' l.tke especial cure to place their nct on the not ih-fiist khiV ot tlie trees, (hi the contrary, hsul thry ijouc as far an I'ennsy tvuuia or New York, they woulil havu lormcd it fit the warm cat and loftust materials, and have placed i I in a position which would have left it exposed lo the sun's the change in the weather, during the early period of ineu.uit.iou being aometiines so ((real there that tltu Itird looks on these precautions as necessary to ensure the lite of its brood again bt intense cold should it conic; while it knows that the heat in these Northern latitudes will not he so great as to incommode them.

I have observed these sensible dilVcmtucs in the formation and position of the nests of the Baltimore Oriole, great many tiines, as no douht have other persons. Such reasonable ami instinctive adaptations and preparations are freotumlly visible ttinnnir cuttle in anticiimlinn of 1041, Interest I03J that commercial men are infinitely more fit lo legis from U9 I jy late on the details of a suhiect like this than lawyers. UrnTKi. Statu Stock. Five Mrceut.

loans, 1S21 Thme. per cents. Four and a half per cents. Ohio Sixes Do. Fives 31.

New ca9es, 20; deaths, C. (lrccnhnh.J,rf 31. New cases, deaths, 3. 30. Since tho B3.I.

3 deaths by cholora have occurred. Josopli White, Mrs. Magoffin, and Jesse Van L'ps. Buffalo, July 28. The disease in evidently on the increase in this plaoo.

Toe whole number ol cases, reported this week is deaths 1 1. U. The weather last wuek has been hot and oppressive; and the cholera appears rnthnr worse in the town, (rnnerally sweeping off from four to ten every day. It is slated in a York journal that two persons Imve died of the disease at New Market, and one at Torrouto. Several have diod in London township, among whom is Doctor M'Doni'll.

SI, lies'- This is an Indian village on the St. Lawrence, bordering on the stite of New York and Lower Canada. A gentleman who left the village July 1. uu Sr. Louis City, July 21.

The Indian War is, for the presont, at ond. Our army marched in pursuit of tho enemy, who were said to be encamped near the four likes. When Cenoral Atkinson reached lake Cosh-ko-nong (which on TVnncr's Map of 1830, ia placed near the junction of the river Uoose-kn-hawn wiih Rock river) hu found the country olear and his long sought enemy vanished. The Indians, it is supposed, have made for the Chippewny country, and will endeavor to cross the Mississippi, but far beyond any white settlements. Ccn.

Atkinson, ex-pucling, when he marched, to meet the enemy in a short space of time, had taken with him a small quantity of provisions, in consquence of which ho had to hall and divide his forces at the lake above named. He himself with the regulars, hundred and fifty strong, remained at the lake; the militia, consisting Ahree brigades under Generals Posey, Dodge and Henry, and of about two thousand men, were ordered to march to Fort on the Ouisjonsin, where stores were hourly UIO 1-23 1124 lut. from 100 who ara bound Ml technicalities, ami may lie warpeii by prejudices. With the best intentions, men whose minds move in professional trammels make sad work ot commercial legislation. The whole of our commercial statutes are supposed to have trrown nut of unagc and the 5 Jim.

1-Ji'ti. from Bank Stock. tervention whatever of the civil authorities a proceeding so atrocious was well calculated to kindle that sabred fire, which had so many causes of a similar nature to ignite it, and therefore meetings were held at San Fellipe (the colonial seat of government) and other places, by which it was determined to march on Anahuac and enforch the delivery of the captive citizens to the jurisdiction of the civil authorities 150 men therefore appeared before the fortress of Aahuno, when tho commandant Bradburn July 41-0 i4r.O tlo. 53f. 50o July 114 us Msy.

fin iat Miy practice ol merchants. Hut the bankrupt laws affect priu-J cipally and most materially lower class of traders, than the wealthier merchants; anil Lorll Brougham should have iu uijrsm ine weainer. aneep and pigs are parucuiany ou serve 10 make ttiem. As a contrast to the case of the B. Oriole is the hrltii- I us no.

viour of another of the (VthertM. t'-onilv. The eonsirtic-tiun of the nest of the itett Bird is near if the 100 10 40(1 100 50 50 35 AS 50 '25 30 50 50 30 4Hf do. 47 I tlo. 4(1 l-ih Mrjt HI 1st May entered into a convention with them, binding himself to comply with lheir wishes in every respect: this, to them was all satisfactory, and they were re on the 2JJ ult.

reports that there hail been 51 deaths, tame all parts of the Union in winch it frequently fixed on a branch crossing road, or an opening Montreal, July -itl. I lie I Icrald says We are 4ti 47 1 7Si 4 4 1) CO 4H Hi regulateil ins new system hy tne testimony ol expcrienceu retail traders, warehousemen, brokers, and persons in the lower gradations of trading lite. From the feeling hich now prevails, it appears quite evident that iu the next session of Parliament, another Hill must be passed to alter and improve the new Bankruptcy Hill. The Spanish Minister has renewed his assurances tonur Governmeut lhat Spain will maint-iili the most strict neutrality with respect to Portugal. Ixird W.

Kussetl is, we hear, in communication wiih bolhtlir Spanish and Portuguese Governments. The nhjt-ct ol the expedition being that of ensuring Ike maintenance of neutrality on the part of tiring peaceably to their homes, when with the ut oi some description, or, ll in the woods, in sonic "1" lur i. ii- Inw. on a horizon do. do.

not able to announce any perceptible diminution of expected. It was the intention of the commanding General to consolidate his forces and renew the tal branch. It is'cnmnosed 'externally of dried stalks of the mortality since our last. Reported July S.I, new pursuit as soon as he had obtained sufficient stores do. 6th April cases 2(1, dentils SJJ.

21111, new cases 17, deaths weeds, and is finished within with line grass, arrangetl in fastened to the most consternation and dismay, lliey wore apprised that Bradburn had proved faithless to the convention; and that he only made it to gain lime in order to 'strengthen his works. Such treachery and such villainy could only be expected from one who held 1-2. 25th, new cases 2D, deaths 20. 20th, new The march of the army was exceedingly laborious and fatiguing. The greater part of the country they .1,0 oft" hv strikinsf the latter 100 cases It), deaths 15.

passed over was a complete marsh, formed by bo United Stales North America Pennsvlvania Philadelphia Farmers and Mechanics Commercial Mechanics Schuvlkill Northern Liberties Southwark Kensington Peim Township Germantowu Camden Trenton Ciucinnati N. Orleans City Bank. Co. IxmniAMei! Stock, North America Pennsvlvania I'tiilaOi tphia Union Phumix 1 )elaware Marine United States Atlantic American Anieric-tn Fire Pennsylvania Fire Franklin Pennsylvania Life I i.i a mi s. City Six percent.

1SV0 Spain, there is little douht of its success. Don Miguel's dies ot water beneath thesurtace ol the eartn. xvten and horses sank in to a considerable depth at every from the captives their promised constitutional rights and afforded shelter and protection to runaway slaves from the United States. Newark. Tno Essex County District Medical Society report three new cases as having occurred at Newark previous to 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning.

They were cases of wretchedness aud step. A gentleman who was with the army informs atrocities are continued, anil it is stud that young lady ol distinction had been banished lo Africa because she rejected an offer of marriage from one of the usurper's favourites. Globe. The country will bo glad to see, from the proposed Schedule of Duties on Imports, which we published on intemperance. us that he was on a large mound, hlieen or twenty feet high, which could be shaken by a single man, like a boat on the water.

Here then was a crisis which required honest hearts and sound heads lo govern they wore not wanting the people rose in the majesty of lheir strength, and by a public and solemn declaration, made" known to all, their love of, and adherence to the constitution of Mexico throwing off the yoke which the powers then administering it had imposed The Missouri (St. Louis) Ileanon, is one of the We believe that there is no expectation thnt our Saturday, that an adjustment of that mode ol taxation is likely to take place more conformable wiih common sense army will again meet with the Indians. Black most decided Jackson papers ol tlie West. From 2d July 112 do. 109 do.

l.lj 9th July 4So 1st Aug. 82 4th June. fi.i 2d July u2 III, 42J ill, June. 7 2d July 5tli June. I'll ,2.1 July 27 do.

140 3d Oct. HO 5th March 50J 2d April 59 2d July MS Int. from 114 July 1. II 2J flo.Aug.l jDo. July 1 do.

50 Div. Oct. 1 Hawk will not expose himself and his band to the that paper of the lllih inst. we copy ihe following anu experience than the detective system ot duties wlucli it is to supersede. It certainly excites amazement that duties on a great va- tumble remarks in relation to hie flank of the Uni certain destruction that would tollow from a general engagement; the late successes of the whites in ted States.

Tlie Editor says: rieiy of natural producls desirable in tins country have upon them, aud declaring their adhesion to the Liberal or Santa Anna party, under whose government skirmishes, and the number of scouting parties In addition to the highly important information been blindly continued, year after year, without benefit to the revenue or to any other party. The imposition of any through ihe country, will prevent the recurrence of iw our last, respecting the passage of the bill for their present safety and, future security could only be preserved and guaranteed. In consequence of tho depredations and murders by small parties new modelling and reducing the we, to-day, publish the vote upon the hill for re-chartering Hie which made the beginning of this contest so ter uilty at all on the nuturul ol loreign countries, can only be justified by the necessity of providing fin tho expenses of the slate. For such a purpose, doubtless, tnxation hy duties on imports, is far prel'ei-able to do smartly. Thna.

the extremes of caution ami ncgligeuce are shewn to he perfectly natural to the dillerent species ol creatures. The Fish-Hawk 1. the tree to which it carries its prev, and will not abandon it unless frequently disturbed or shot at while feeding there. It hews the sanic attachment to the tree on which 11 has built its first nest, and returns to it year after year. I he parent! become more mid more attached to their young as they grow up.

Abundance of food is procured to, tavour their development. So truly parental becomes the at-tashmentof the old birds, that an attempt to rob them ol those dear Fruits of their love, generally proves more dangerous than profitable. Should it be made, the old birds defend their brood with great courage and perseverance; and even somelimes.wiih extended claws and bill, come in contact with the assailant, who is glad to make his escape with a sound skin. I was unable to approach the male Itlack Warrior Hawk, so fane? as I had a gun Although he frequently allowed me anil my wife to pass elose 10 the foot of the tree, (upon which it was perched,) when we were on horseback aud unarmed. Of the facilities wh'uh a practised naturalist possesses to discriminate individuals of the bird tribes, Mr.

Audubon says, I can distinguish and name the Winter Hawk which sails before me, at a distance so great that a careless observer might be at to fancy it something else, with as much ease as 1 should recognise an old friend by his w.ilk or his tournure. Independently of the cast of countenance 0 Conspicuously distinctive ol dillerent speeies of birds, there are characters of separation in their peculiar note or cries and add to these the distinctions that exist in their habits. We owe it to the author to abstain from further draught upon his very interesting work abounding in subjects of importance, and offered to the public in a manner most agreeable and fascinating. KUSTICIUS. Five perct.

1857,58 k5U these reasons the Fort of Anahuac, on the Bay of Galveston, and the Fort Velasco, at the mouth of the Rio Brassos, on which the flourishing town of rible and alarming. 1 tines. liunkol Ihe Untied States. It will be seen, that the bill passed the House of Representatives by mestic taxation. But the continuance of a duty which acts Brassoria ia situated, were both closely invested.

majority of twenty-two votes, notwithstanding every as prouiiiition ou any article ol loreign produce wanted Wtate Fives, 1H53 IS54 Masonic Six per cent. Five per cent. Trenton Bridge shares Schuvlkill Ihiilge shares Schuvlkill Navigation stock On the morning of the 27th June, before day light, argument, which tlie ingenuity ot man could sug 100 108 10 13 4I0 460 50 SO 61 SO H7 I 40 41 6(1 75 25 64 6(1 67 25 26 100 135 50 i 57 50 48 50 57 1(10 113 I (Ml 112 100 112 100 IDO HXI KM) 80: 40 lo; 50 8J 100 175 I 200 208 too 104 too 100 80 50 48 100 103 loo 94 200 90 100 too loo too 300 171 100 40 by the community, or that arts in such a maimer as to prevent free consumption, without protecting any domestic growth or mauufatitre, and without producing an adequate he Fort of Velasco was attacked by the American gest, lo defeat iis final passage. Among tho advo colonists under the command of Captain John Aus cates ot Hi iidtiu are to be luiind most ot the old Do. JulyS Do.

Feb. I Int. June 1 Do. Apr. 14 Do.

Six percent, stock; tin, with a force of 120 men, armed with rifles and iicui revenue, is so monstrously anstiru, unit it is nai-ui possible to conceive that such abuses have been so long tried, and consistent friends of tho President. We pistols, and a small schooner filled up hastily for Union Canal shares Union Canal loan, fi per ct. All convertible 1 lalf convertible need only mention the names of Judge Isaacs, from Tennessee, and Col. Drayton, from South Carolina. sintered to exist.

We hail Ihe present improvement, therefore, as an indication of that good government hicli will result from reform. Do. July 16 do. 107 103 9o The support given lo the Hank Bill was generally from the States most devoted to the election of Ge IjOnisville fee Portland Canal We trust, however, tltat Mr. Toulett Thompson will the occasion, with three eix pound guns.

I he land forces advanced in two divisions to within thirty yards of the ditch, and commenced, in conjunction with the schooner, a heavy and well directed fire. The Fort, mountingono long brass nine pounder and not stop nere. 1 here is ample room lor rctorm in our neral Jackson. Tlie West presented an unbroken Ilo. July I 104 Do.

April I barbarous stem of domestic taxation. There are many ehigh Coal Navig. stock Do. Six ptrct. IflSKbi 1H39 Do.

Five percent. I 840 Chesapeake hi Del. Canal phalanx in us tavour. his deemed majority, and no. unties on articles ot home produce aud manutacture.wlncli press heavily on emplovmeut and iudustrv.

and on tht- 90 men, was ably and well defended, but after a se ihe high character of the men who compose it, must vere contest of four hours, surrendered with a heavy Do. Six per et. 183! carry conviction to the minds ot all men, unbiassed Inl. July I Do. lo.

13 I From the Montreal Herald of July 2Slh. Steam boat Occident. On the night of Wednesday last, as the Lady of the Lake was proceeding to Quebec, she met the John Bull near Lavaltrie, on her way up. We are not protending to judge between tlie two parties, but the story as related to us by somo of the passengers, is as follows. The John Bull was hugging the shore, and could not possibly cive more room, with safety.

The Lady of the Lake, who descending with the current had tho whole river open to her, continued nevertheless lo keep the track by which the John Bull was ascending the stream, until it was too late to prevent collision. The consequence was that in crossing the bows of the latter boat, they came in rude contact, notwithstanding that the John Bull stopped her engine. It is not ofien that we have to record accidents among the steam boats on the St. Lawrence, and certainly lliey never ought to occur in such a a manner. Had the Captain of the John Bull kept way upon her, the result must have been the annihilation of the Lady and ihe loss of many lives.

Fortunately, however, no person appears to have been hurt on board of either steamer, and a rattier ludicrous scene is described as having occurred on hoard Ihe Lady, upon the collision of the two boats. by prejudice, that the Bank is constitutional, aud comforts of the 'poor. The benefits which would result from the rescindmeut of many vexation duties, acting as partial prohibitions on articles of domestic growth anil manufacture, have been so ably explained by Sir Henry Par- Div. July 1. Iinmstor Turnpike Cheltenham (lo.

absolutely necessary in the present condition of the loss that on the part of the assailants amounted to 7 killed and 18 wounded. By the articles of capitulation the prisoners are lo be sent to Matamoras at their own expense. Thus was secured the key to country. tiormaiilown ilo. I tlMtl 36 40 10(1 36 Do.

May 7 do. do. nen, in is valuable work on ritiancial Kelorm, that we When we remember that the present vote for re- 1-rniikloril do. 100 40 45 100 40 shall not, at present, go into the details of this important Kail Koau Stock. Li3t Rational ta3cttc.

PHILADELPHIA: FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1S32. chartenng the uank was given by members elected since the opinions of the President were made suujeci ijonaon courier. Several members of suhrdule A. who voted in everv all the southern possessions ol Austin colony. In the meati time the fort at Anahuac, was closely invested by a force of 300 American colonists.

Here ISewciistfe ami l'Yenclitnwn I 25 3 37U Norristown and Philadelphia 40 30 3r.jJ 25 37 40 30 known in his annual communications respecting the sbige against the Reform Bill, are anxious now to have it West Chester Camden anil Amboy 90 tWO 90 120 understood lhat they did so ralher in obedience to the commands of their patrons, than from any wish of lheir own. Bank, and calling the attention of the people to the subject, we are bound to consider this vote as given a negotiation again took place of ihe resort to force and by a treaty entered into by the contending parties, it was stipulated that colonel Bradburn (who had been superceded in his command by a senior Hills on london, 60 days, 6i a 7 premium. Bui tlie electors to whom they may present themselves in obedience to the wishes of 535,000 free citizens of Amsterdam, 4u a 41 certs per guilder. Varis, 51. 40c.

to 51'. 35e. per dollar. uc we imagine, to tjne tne ueeu tor tne win these United Stales. This point being conceded, officer) should be tried by a military court, the im the question has been asked, what will the Presi dent do with the bill! We answ er, he will Sinn it; prisoned Americans enjoy all the benefits of the civil laws, and the runaway negroes from the United or he will disregard the known will of a large ma BOAUU OF IIkaltii Offick, August 3 noon, Cholera Report for the last 21 hours.

IMUVATE PKACTICIS. Several gentlemen, wholly unconscious of the ap States delivered to their owners." jority of the people, and lake upon himself a more JUeethtg. An adjourned meeting of tho citizens of the County opposed lo the re-election of Andrew Jackson to ihe will he held at Ihe Franklin House, Xorlli Third slieet, Northern Ciherlies, ou Wednesday evening, Slli of August, at 8 o'clock. proach ol Hie John Bull, were carousing in the cabin, when in an instant the crash was heard, and leartui responsibility than the proudest potentate ol burone dare do. CASF.i.

RESIDENCE. We are, aud we always have been the friends of A meeting of the inhabitants of the colony was then called to assemble in general convention el San Fellipa, the seat of government, on Saturday the Till July, to deliberate on tho existing state of the affairs of the colony and to adopt such measures 1 A COOK WANTED. rre.iwcnt Juclcson, and we will go as far as who bottles, glasses, tables, chairs, liquors and passes gers, as well those who were in bed, as Ihose who were at the festive board, were all thrown together in the centre of the apartment, which was bodily removed from its central position, and considerably overhung the sideof the boat. WANTED in a small family a soman to do plain Cooking. Enquire at this Office.

aug 3, 61 goes farthest to support him in the legitimate dis We learn that Henry L. Kllsworlh, of Hartford, lias been appointed one of tho Commissioners for locating tlie emigrant Iudians, an appointment declined by Hobeils Vaux, Esq. of this city. The Commencement in Yale College will take place this year on tlie 15th of August, iubtcad of the second Wednesday in September, as heretofore. We understand, the President of the U.

States left Orange Court House on Thursday week, and paid his respects to Mr. Madison, who retains all his cheerfulness, though he is confined to his bed by rheumatism. Thomas H. Sill, of the borough of Erie, has been announced as a candidate for Congress. Mr.

Sill was a member few years ago, and declined a re-election. He is opposed to the national administration. The U. S. ship Vincennes arrived at Portsmouth, N.

on Sunday last. Vnfnrtunate. Circumstance. An unfortunate circumstance took place yesterday afternoon in the charge of his official duties, within the pale of the lor luture security as may be deemed expedient in the present emergency. Constitution, and in obedience to the will ot the people.

Thus far vvill we go but no farther. We Il is supposed that one of the effects, which may Some were fortunate enough to effect a precipitate are aware that the enemies of the Bank insist on No. 50 Oak street, N. L. No.

215 south Sixth atrcet, Southwark. Wood above Queen, Kensington. Third near George, N. Ij. Swanson above Catherine, Southwark.

Sixth near Passyunk Uoad, Court running from St nil on street, do. No. 114 north Sixth, City. Duke above Hanover, Kensington back of Queen opposite Wood, do. Sehuylkill Third helow George, City.

West Philadelphia. retreat on board the John Bull, and from her deck the right of the President to veto this Bill or any bo produced by litis convention, will be to send a special messenger to the seat-of ihe general government, the city of Mexico, to represeut the erroneous cried out lustily for such property aa they had left oilier, passed by the uepresematives ol the people behind, and felt litlle disposed to seek In policy ol keeping armed troops among the inhabit I Ins is an absurdity, which, we think, must be ob ants, which, from ihe nature of things, must ever vioustoall; and if this principle is carried out in extenso, ours is the most inefficient and foolish sys be a Iruiilul source ot colliston; and pledging One cried, my trunk, another my money, another my coat, and not a few my The John Bull however brought all up to port in low, though we regret to say the damage to bolh vessels'is themselves aud all that is dear to them, that they tem ol government upon earth; infinitely more oi will support and protect ihe civil auihorilies of the pressive than the most absolute monarchy. If the President has a right to veto all bills passod by the ttepublie, who may he Bent among them, in the lull discharge of all their consiitniiuual limits. two houses of Congress, why have ihe people been French Militurti Honors, At all the public posts The new cases in the Hospitals were as follow. In perusing the above faithful narration of the late events in Texas, and the causes which have produced them, is there an American bosom that does not beat with a sympathetic feeling for his taxed to defray the expenses ot a representative government? Why not let the President at once do as seemeth him good, and we, his servants, humbly bow before the supremacy of his power? We again repeat our honest opinion, that the bill has received the signature of the President." in Parts, a wounded soldier or sailor is.

distinguished by the sentries on guard with the same honours which are paid to a staff officer the soldiers present arm3 upon their passing. This is a very cheap way of encouraging valour and emulation among their troops, and I have seen with whatt proud feelings of self-gratulation and consequence ihe maimed parties so honoured have demeaned themselves. native cuuntryinen, 'nobly struggling lor that liberty neighbourhood or Passyunk Koad and Small the particulars of which, as related to us, are as follow: A man was passing down Fifth street, evidently intoxicated, when meeting with a person named Smith, whose father keeps a feed store at the corner of Fifth street and Passyunk Road, ho intuited him in some manner, when the two entered into a quarrel, and Smith seized a pitch-fork which stood oloso by, with which he etabbed the other, and injured him in other respects, and to such a degree, that the man died in the course of a few minutes. Inquirer. If It him as a birth right by his fathers ot the good Hospitals.

Plrysicians. New Cases. Died. Cured. Kent.

Button wood, Brinckle, 0 10 0 Catharine st. Condie, .) 0 4 Dock st. Horner, I 1 0 2 Alley, Parrish, fi 2 0 0 Locust st. Chapman, 2 10 9 Lombard st. Harris, 2 0 4 Moyameusing Thomson, 5 0 0 5 13 5 1 17 COMMUNICATION.

From the experience I have had through the course of my practice in cuses of violent spasms and cramps in applying s-tenm to the relief of patients, (which lias iiejti-ly alwuys proved successful,) I am induced to believe that if the same remedy is pursued in a proper manner it cannot fail to be of gresit benefit in cases of Cholera. The plan which 1 have adopted in my practice is to have lint tntusions of Tauscy, Wild Cherry tree leaves, and Penneroyal put into a vessel anil placed under the patient, through the medium of an easy chair or in any oilier convenient manner the patient at ihe same time to he entirely covered (except a small place for breath) with a large thick cloth or covering such as a bed quilt or com-f rlnhle, so that the steam may be confined around his body. This course has uniformly produced free perspiration in the course of fifteen or twenty minutes, andrendets the system prepared for the application of internal medicines amongst which lea made of Wild Cherry tree ler.ves and also that made of Penneroyal taken strong anil as warm as possible, alternately eveiy half hour while ihe pain or spasms last, will be very beneficial ar.d which I therefore think proper lo recommend. Alter which care must betaken to rub the patient dry and phu-e him in a warm bed, keeping him well covered from llie open air and applying purgative nierk-incs if the stale of Ihe Imw-eU should quire it. I give this asji.y opinion, particularly for the brut-fit of those ho are pooi or unable to procure a physician owing, to their resilience in the country or from any olhc-r cause, tlit ingredients to be used being simple and easily obtained.

Any inforiuiiliuil respecting the above application may he had "gl-al is. WKSTKKN THOMAS II SOX, 3. No. 1 1 2 Oreon street. PENNSYLVANIA HOSI'ITAU 8i Month 1st, 1832.

The attending Managers are Mordicai Lewis, Spruce, first door above Ninth sti-cet; Joseph Price, corner of Twrlllhand Heuczet, between Market and Arch streets. J'iysicitui ft. II. Coales, M. 1).

No. 34 Sansom st. Surgeon J. H. Harton, M.D., No.

194 Clu-stnut st. Ulisletric 1'husiciun. Charles Lukens. M. N.

V. olden time and be it remembered with pride, that an American, in whatever coiintry chance may have Translated from the Journal de Smyrnc, of May 20. There is an organized band of pirates in this and as long as measures are neglected to be ta placed him, is ever the bold advocate and able defender of those great rights of mankind, namely, vvillunson 8 olietches. Death disarmed of its terrors. A pious woman "civil and religious lihertv over the world.

who was very ill of the prevailing epidemic in this ken to suppress them, which are imperiously demanded for the safety of vessels and security of Furtfier extracts from London I'ajiers received at lioston. SL'MMAUY llR POUT. Health OJice, Jhig. '3- -Noon. From the London Court Journal.

We state with deep regret that little or no hope is entertained of the recovery of Sir Walter Scott. Urged by the restlessness often attending on disease city, was a few days since apprized by her friends of the danger of her situation, having as they supposed, but a very short time to live. The Christian heroine, far from being dismayed at the intelligence. From Ihe London Courier ol June 18. NEW CASES.

DEATHS. It has been stateil hv several of our contemporaries, that commerce, tne Archipelago will be covered with brigands. Kvery island, every rock will, as formerly, afford retreats where Europeans will be robbed and murdered. During the past week we have received accounts Private Pi-actice, Hospitals, 13 13 various representations nave been made to tlie t.ovcrtiniei.t. Sir Walter insisted on performing the latter part of expressed her joy and delight in the speedy pros 4 5 1 4 pect ol emancipation trom sin and sorrow; and ear- departure to a world ot unrningled holiness and on the part of the Bank of Kngland, having reference lo Ihc proceetlings of the Committee nuw sitting upon Ihii Hunk.

Charteiaud upon the system ofcirculittiougciierally. From circumstances within our own know ledge, we are disposed to gie credence lo this statement. It appears that the Hank Directors entertain sc-riousaiinrehetiaiuns as In Ihe ef Alms House, Surgical want, Arch Street Prison, Alms Iloyae, Medical ward, Do. lnCu mjtrf, Broud ai. happines.

Her happy frame of mind had so favorable an effect on her diseased body that she unex pectedly recovered and she still lives, we hope to do much good in the world. A'. Gaz. Total. Hy order, W.M.

A. Ain IN, Cleik. Tlie Mind. Whatever act discomposes the mo I corner of Mulberry anil 7th streets. from several captains on whose veracity we can rely which prove, unfortunately, but too truly, tho existence of numerous pirates in dillerent parts of the Archipelago.

An American schooner, which arrived here on Sunday last, was obliged to defend herself with her guns against the altac-k of a piratical boat with fifty men well armed, "who attacked her near Milo, and from which she only escaped by means of a fresh breeze, which very fortunately sprung up, and carried her in a sliorl lime beyond their reach. A Creek schooner, which arrived here on the 1 Cth, was pursued by a large piratical craft as far as Foglieri, where she took refuge at the moment the ral machinery of mind, is more injurious to the welfare of the agent than more disasters from without On Wednesday, 1st hist, of tdiihisis oulmoralis. Mr. can be, for the latter are commonly limited and tem l-ersons seriously injured hy accidents should be lakeu directly to the Hoitpilal. lu all other cases application must be first made to the physician or surgeon.

N. 11. The above named gentlemen intend at the 1 lospital every Wednesday and Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock, to admit and discharge patients. porary; the evil ol the lormer spreads through the whole of life. Health of mind as well as of body, tug journey homewards with a continued rapidity capable of disordering the constitution of the strongest body.

For six successive days he travelled upwards of seventeen hours each day, and the consequence was a fresh paralytic attack. In this state the worthy Baronet arrived at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn street, where he was immediately attended by Sir Henry Halfurd and Dr. Holland, and by their advice was freely bled, which operation restored h'un in some degree to perception. Until he had been subjected to this treatment, he had no recollection of persons; and we understand that even now, of all his friends, Dr.

Holland is the only one whom he has recognised. His daughter Mrs. I.ockhart, is in assiduous attendance on her father; but he is unconscious that the hand which ministers with such tender solicitude to his minutest wants, is that of the child of his affection. That placidity which formed one of the most distinguishing characteristics has yielded to the vexation of disease. The wand of the great magician is broken, and the light of that mighty mind has paled at last beneath tho accidents of our common mortality.

James Van he it. lice, in theSUli ear ol' his age. His friends nod acquaintance, hi id those ot the family, are particularly invited to attend the fiuiei-al, from his lalt residence lirowu st. below Ilinhl ihU afternoon. 4 dock.

is not only productive in itself of a greater sum of enjoyment than arises from other sources, but is the only condition of our frame in whichjwe are capable of receiving pleasure from without. Hence il ap pirates were about to board her. Letter-Jatrit at the Alerchttttis1 Another lireek cutter, loaded for Smyrna, was Ship Atgonuiiin Cropper, Liverpool, 20th Aue. fallen in with a few mites hence bv a pirate who pears how incredibly absurd it is to prefer, on grounds of calculation, a present interest to the urig utis, Williams, Marseilles, soon gave chase as far as Vourla, but being favoured by fect which may he proiltlcctl by the dclihei-aliims of the Committee, under the existing circumstances ot tlie establishment under their control. They arc, therefore, anxious Oiat Ihe investigations of the Committee should he at once concluded, aud their decision agreed upon, and reported.

What may be the precise nature of these apprehensions, which ihe Bank Directors have thought it their duty to communicate to the Government, we are not prepared to stale. 'I hey cannot, of course, have reference to the alteration in the value of Bank Stock, produced by the uncertainty which exists as to the recummendatioii upon which ttie Committee may decide, with respect to the renewal of the Charter of the Bank. Neither IheG-o-vernmeut nor the country have any sympaihy with tlie hopes and fears, the anxious dotihts anil confident expectations, of Iho Proprietors ot Bank Stock, interesting as these feelings may be to the parties concerned. From the occurrences of the last two or three days, we are inclined to believe, that tlie representations of the Bank Directors must relate to the state of the issues of Bank of Kngland notes. We understand that a considerable quantity ot Exchequer Bills have been sold by the Bank with a view of reducing the amount of Hank notes in circulation the only view with which such a measure could have been adopted.

The motive of this conduct is not very intelligible. Putting the most fovourahle construction on this movement of tho Bank Directors, we should imagine that they had r-xperieuccd a demand for eohl, which they believe to have 'jcen occasioned by the doubts which may exist in the public mind, as lu the probable termination of the inquiries of the Uank Committee. Vet tlie Directors must be entirely unacquainted with the principles which preservation of those mental habits on which our iresn breeze, sue entered the Uult. and reached well being depends. When they are most moral POKTOF IMlir.ADKl.lMUA.

FaiDAt, Auot'sT 3. the oastle in time to escape the danger which threatened her. The Austrian brig Appnllo, which sailed from they may ofien prevent us from obtaining advantages. It would be as absurd to lower them for that reason, as it would be lo weaken the body, lest its strength should render it more liable to contagious disorders of rare occurrence. Sir James LOW Kit DUBLIN ACADEMY, SITUATED on the Uritol Turnpike, one mile above 1 loloies'iiirg aud ten from Philadelphia.

In ibis Seminary Young Gentlemen arc boarded and carefully instructed, by the subscriber and cnmpt tetil assislanls, in the usual branches of a polite education, ami prepared for a iiiereuiilile life, or expeditiously qualified lo enler any college in the United Stales. Terms, payable quarterly in advance. For board, washing, and tuition, iu Ihe customary branches of an English education, Thii Seven Dollars and a half ptr quarter; for tuition in the Latin, 'ivek, and French languages, and lit. the higher branches of the Mathematics, each live dollars per quarter extra. Stutiouary furnished, and charged at the customary tjiri-ces.

The vacations are, two weeks iu April, and two in October. Each pupil furnishes his own bed, lied clothes and towels. WILLIAM 11. HILL. Uefcr to Hev.

C. Sheets, Joseph Longhead, Esq. Nathsn Hunker. Dr. M.

15. Smith. F. W. I Inl.

bell. F.sn Smyrna on the 23d March, bound to Trieste, Was auacked-in the Archipelago by two piratical boats. Watch, (this afternoon) Sh. 22n. AMllVF.Th Schr Providence, Ashley, Folly I-unling, 4, grain.

Schr Hearts of Oak, Pritehett, Chesapeake, 4, wood. Schr Collecler, White, Chesapeake, 4, wood. Sloop Herald. Briggs, Prowdeuce. 7.nidze.

H. Faitium the captain maae a vigorous defence, and in tlie Muctctiitosh, action, had his mate and two of the crew killed. CHOLERA. New York, Augusts. Abstract of the Rrjiorl of tlie Hoard of Health, from Wednesday 10 o'clock to Thursday iO o'clock.

HOSPITALS. Finally, Capt. Feraud, of the French bria Charles St Co. Adrien, from ihe gulph of Volo, informs us that in the vicinity of Scopelo and Sciathi, there are two From a New Orleans paper. TEXAS.

The following statements of the late events Remaining. New. Dead. Sloop John, Wilkin, Chesapeake, 4, wood. Shin Globe, Dixey, Canton, Eyre Maasev; brigs Mon- piratical vessels, who do much iniurv to navigation Park il 10 and cause great alarm among the merchants.

lanas, Pardmon, Havana, S. Morris Wulit: Mary, Ueauh, which have occurred in Texas, have been furnished us from an authentic source. Many other tacts ot tins kind are mentioned, but Greenwich Crosby Hivington Corluers 11. Darien, W. Uichardsouu Adriatic, Thayer, lloston, J.

White: sloops Miller, Teal, Alexandria, J. Hand; Union, JosMillingham, Est). aug 3 flu 6w we limit ourselves to mentioning those which bear Rcm'g. 15 7 a 2.1 8 5.1 9 Cured. 9 4 5 8 iif, 1 Before entering into any relation of the scenes the stamp of unqestionahle authenticity.

3 7 4 21 1 0 Tallman, Baltimore, J. Hand. Shin Nassau, Swift, was discharging at Cronstadt. 7lh ought lo guide their proceedings, if they imagine that any feeling ol this nature in the public, can be taicified by a reduction in the circulation, necessarily causing a scarcity of money, anil commercial difficulty, and tending, consequently, to increase, ralher than to allay any excitement now acting in this quarter, it is due to the American public and an impartial world to state the causes 1 he Commander ol the American corvette Con 7 2 1 5 3 17 1 1 1 20 June. which have led to them.

It is welt known that AllK.ltCKOMllIE ON' THE INTELLECTUAL POWEHS. Just received. Inquiries concerning tlie Intellectual Powers aud Investigation of Truth, by John Abrrr.roiiibie, M. D. Also, Lander's Ti-avcls in Africa; Afemoirs of Female Sovereigns; Turner's Sacred History of the World; History of Fitcairu's Island; Hall's legends of the West; van Vejr-egfien; The Alliainhni; Memoirs of the Duchen d'Abraitles; Court and Camp of llonaiiarte; Life anil Wri Shin Eliza, Haven, was) passwl 15th June, in the Gulf during the latter period of Spanish dominion in cord, which had recently left Smyrna with despatches for Mahon, having received intelligence of the appearance of pirates, and learning the extent of danger to which merchant vessels would be ex inch may exist.

1'i-u lenee would direct them to lollow a line of conduct direclly opposed to that which they anpear BelJsvue 9 "forkville 6 Do. vicinity, Harlaem, XT Mexico, the policy ot the existing government in of Finland, Anholt hearing SW. by S. 4 leagues, bound up. Ship Oihello.Tucker, for this port, was at Liverpool 2 1st June, to sail 1st July.

duced it to grant a large tract of land in Texas to a cilizen of the United States, named Austin, for the purpose of colonization by his fellow-citizens. posed, has determined to change his destination and remain in the Achipelago. This corvette has been 34 27 Ship Pennsylvania, Patterson, was up at New Orleans. tings of tiouverneur Morris; Cox's Adventures on the Co 19th ult. fortius port.

to have adopted. Tims far we have spoken of the proceedings of the Bank solely with reference to the position hich il occupies as a lurge commercial ebtablishuieut. But other interests of far greater importance are alfected by the interference ol" the Uank Directors with the amount of the circulating medium the instrument of all mercantile transactions cruizing for some days in the gulf of Smyrna, and Uarnue Pauli, Uainheard. at Cuxhavcn. 15th June, from This grant was subsequently confirmed by the Con New York.

lombia Kiver; Domestic Manners ut Ihe Americans, hy Mrs. Indian lliography; At water's -Essay on the Formation of Public Opinion; Essay oinh'e Formation of Truth, Ace. For sale bv RECAPITULATION. New Cuses. City, private practice, 47 Hospitals, 24 Yorkfille and vicinity, 1 10 IJjuiaein, C7 Deaths.

14 17 2 1 34 tier commander has given notice to the American merchants that on the Sltlt of this month he will give convoy to their vessels, which may be ready to sail. llrig Solon, Manders, hence at Gravesend, 17th June. Brig Francis, Croft, hence lor Savannah, was snoken gress ot Mexico, acting on a similar policy and in its capacity of an independent nation. Under the act of Congress just named, which offered large inducements of land to the emigrants, and perfect security for their persons and property, under an excellent constitution, the colony soon became settled and, by the fluctuations in which, the value of alt property is raised or depressed. It is the duty of the Government to take care that the interests of the community do not xitn uii.

ihi jj, ion. i t. Schrs Kebecca Hver. Ma nit for New York, and The English sloop of war Cordelia, has also re Total, 81 Maryr Chadwick, tor tins port, were at Newbern 6 das turned lo Smyrna, for the purpose of eivino- convoy ice. Schs Virginia Trader.

WeeksJience at Richmond. 30th on certain days to English vessels. suncr any tampering, on tne pail OI tnu UanlL, Willi tlie circulation of the country. These great interests must not be exposed to the difficulties whicn would necessarily result from a perseverance in such proceedings; by what by a bold and industrious race of citizens trom the E. L.

CAltEY ft A. HART. aug 3 Fourth and Chesuut street. SUNDAY EXCCKSION; For Burlington, Bristol, ilordeatowM, and Trenton. C-S5 The Steant Bus PH1LADEL- r3COC.

PHIA, Captm-vU Davis, will yg-r-r-SSTJ Arch street wharf, on rrft. v. (igy morning next, 5(li instant, at 7 o'clock, for the above places, and return the same afternoon, aug 3 Ihese examples will be soon followed, we doubt utr. oatieo, sioop rriemishin, outers, lor this port. United states, born and reared in that sacred asy not, by the vessels of war of other nations, and Ad Sehrs Franklin, riff in.

and Seneca. Hitririns. hence at lum of liberty, and where love of liberty and hate of oppression will only desert ihern with their miral migon, as soon as he has been informed of what has occurred will hasten to take the necessarv lives. measures for the efficient protection of the rench It appears, however, lhat during the circle of re ever means, iney must De protected. Are, then, the Committee to close abruptly the investigation on which they have so recently entered to declare the impossibility of discharging the duty confided to lliero by ihe House of Commons or to decide a question, into the merits of which lliey have not inquired? If circumstances should arise to prevent the fuither progress of the Committee, the questions referred to them must necessarily remain in their present state of doubt and uncertainty.

commerce. AMULETS Received per ships Arab aud Algonquin, a small invoice of fiae and extra imitation Cam-blets, assorted for sale by BOWKV JONES aug 3 227 Market near Sixth street. Augusta, July 23. It is reported lhat bv an accident to the staire. uifiion on saiumay.

Schr Rapid, Hale, henee at New bury port, 28th tilt. Schr Select, Rockwell, hence at York on Wednesday. Sloop Union, Gardiner, hence at Nantucket, 45th ult. NOTICE. To Pf'hts and others navigating the Bay of Delaware.

A permanent Light has been placed at the North Western end of the Delaware Breakwater, on board U. S. brig Casket, now securely moored alongside the said work, from which ihe Main Light House, at Cape Henlo pen bears S. E. S.

distance i miles. Jl he Beaeon Light House bears E. S. E. distant 1 A miiea.

Cp May Light House bears N. E. by N. i E. distant 12 miles.

Eastern end of Ice Breaker bears N. W. by distant S55 yards. Church Cupola at Lewes, bears S. W.

AW. distant miles. WILLIAM STRICKLAND, we believe on the upper lie, in North Carolina, our NAI'PEU A few bales napped Serges, a superior article for lining boa coats, etoaka. etc. representatives, Judge Clayton and Mr.

Lamar, and the evils of delay would be doubly aggravated. It is the duty of the Government provide that tlie examination of the Committee, into the subjects on which they have to repot shall be full and complete. It if the duty of the Govemnieut, we are perfectly willing to admit, to extend to the Bank of Englaud any reasonable and prac- with the lady of the former, have been seriouslv sorted colours scarlet, crimson, rreeu, mixt, fko. For sale by BOWES JONES The Crosby street Hospital is now clear of patients. The whole number received has been 253 of whom have been discharged cured, 140; died, 113.

There are neither new cases nor deaths at Bel lev ue. We are informed that a person died this morning on board the sleam-boat Constellation. He was engaged on board as a painter, and had recently arrived from Albany. All persons confined in Bellevua Prison at the suitof the United States, were discharged on Wednesday on lheir own recognizances. Carrari still remains in this Prison, as there seems to be some question amongst the authorities, as to whether he is to be considered a prisoner in the charge of the Slate of New York, or in the charge of the United States.

Nor walk, Cl.uly 31. Four cases of cholera have occurred at this place, three of which proved fatal. It was in a family of colored persons, ocenpying a cellar, on the west bank of Saugatuck River intemperate persons. Krooklyn, Aug. 1.

New eases, 55; deaths, 7. Oovernar't Island. The Courier of this morning aisntiona two decided caces of cholera on this Island. hurt. Mrs.

Clayton is said to have her mllr hona aug a int asw mantel near sixin street, fYeipht for J'antuckel ond for broken, and Mr. Lamar bolh ancles fractured. Since writing the above.we learn that Mr. I-imir. "53! loo rous of Coal may be bail for New York, and a lika quantity for Nantucket, by applying to has reached this city, much bruised, and wiih one volutions which have distracted that unhappy, but fine country, of Mexico for many 'years paBt, the powers who have recently held the reins of government have thought that they discovered agreat political error in their predecessors in permitting such acolony as Austin's to be established within their limits, and with such a population and have consequently, both by their public and private acts, endeavoured to remedy what they supposed a great fault, by enacting laws, checking further emigration from the United States, and encouraging it from Europe, by quartering among the inhabitants of Austin's colony in time of peace large bodies of armed troops, thus subverting the rights which the people should have enjoyed under the constitution, by onerous duties levied upon their commerce and collected at point of the bayonet; and, indeed, by a whole system of oppression, commences and persevered in, which if permitted lo proceed, tamely submitted to, would have lain prostrate tie liberties of ihe people, and for aver have deetroy the pros- engineer i-Kaware areaitwater.

Lzwxs, Dei. July 2, 18Ji aug 3- uss. wiua-ves. NEW YORK, Aug. 2.

Arrived, brig Martha, Ed -I U1GG it ELLIOTT, 9 North Fourth hm. uisiocaieu ana me Older sprained. The accident happened near Laurens Court house, S. C. on Sanday right last.

Mr. Edgar and lady of this city were bath passengers in the stage, and were received a few copies of the following vulu.l.l- KM (Heat Ivors: vunwvuvc ivi cuiti. E. or Purgation iicaoie protection, irom demands arising irom circumstances over which the Bank has no control bot itisabove all, the duty of tlie Government to guard, with a jealous eye, the interests of the community, and to protect those interests from the difficulties to which Ihey would be exposed by any contraction of the circulation, already reduced to an amount which will barely suffice to satisly their existing engagements. From the London Morning Herald of June 18.

We hear much dissatisfaction expressed by the mercantile and trading community at ttie operation of the new Bankrupt l-nw. They say that it will be mnnh more easy for a fraudulent insovlent to get while-vrashint, without annoyance or liuprisounient, under the Lord Chancellor's wards, fm Amsterdam, June 4. Lett, ship Clyde, Blunt, of Portsmouth, for Baltimore in 10 days, with passengers; brig Albert, for New York, 12. Hrigs Emery, Marshall, from Liverpool; Reigersdaal, Johnson, from Smyrna; Emily Davis, Douglass, from St. Domingo Cityt Thomas, Sampsou, from Santa Martha.

Cleared, ship Dirka-wi, Anthony, Marseilles. dii-ected against the Cause of Diseases, discovered by Dr. Pelgas, acknowledged and analyzed in this work by UK, l-eroy of Paris; translated from the twelfth edition -Gabriel Paul, of Sl Louis, to which is ih. Mr. A.

Semmies, of Washington, Wilkes cuanty, was also hurl. Gen. Griffin, or the South Carolina Delegation, had his collar bone broken, and aioat of the rjassencrersi. of whnm there were many, were more or leas injured ol Doctor ex-Profcttnr of An the int. ty ol Paris.

With hrs Cm-alive iiook, every sua snar lute his physician home." ug3: YELLOW NANKINS. 0 rases Yellow Nankins for sale by FALES ta W1LUAMS..