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lefenre of foifsry. They attsmpt to prove that sellers, the greater rati of the Jat lust Lafora the teni of a lon and uefl life. La alavs suit dne n.li Pi. i. ntfonal ajcttr.

ST. ANDREW'S DAY. Ki'dsy beisig the anniversary of St. AnJiew, the St. Andrew's Society, established in (his city for tho advice nd relief of rmlirrants from Seolland ii4 dintres, met at the United States Hotel for the transaction of business, and to celebrate the return of the day.

The lullowing gentleman were elected office-hearers for the ensuing yeat President Hubert Smith, K.sq. Vice William Young and James M'Alpin, Esquires. VVrasiirer Ouinlin Campbell, K'sn. nf (La naU nxra. UHu vl jv- ry, and that ho bad actually foigsd the endorsement on the note In question.

I A great many ilncyses were examined, among wnom were ouit-ers aim persons empioyea in tiie diit'cient banks in the city, and other individuals acquainted with the handwriting of Mr. Sykes. The chso was committed to tho jury shaut midnight. and on Friday morning a veidict was returned iu favour of the plaint, If the amount ol 0 (071 and cents costs. Another jury was then empan-nellod on the case of Win.

Wood vs. Gibbons which occupied tho Court till a late hour In the evening. Vfii Yatk, Unndau, Dee. 2, 2 o'clock, P. M.

The late mild weather has re-onened our com- munieatu with tho North and probably with the West. Tho North Itiver was clour of ice at Albany on Friday, and we learn that the canal boats were loading to proceed up tlu Canal. West of Utica, the C'unal was open, and 100 boats arrived at that place on Friday with produce, on the way to Albany. Jldv. from Carthagrna.

The Athenian, Cspt. Ship- man, at rew oik, leu li tiiagena on the 0th int. Advices from Hogota had beun received to about the 20th of October. According to these, the no- vcrninent, under tho aduiini.trution of Bolivar, was adopting measures for reducing the army, and the pay of its officers, and making 6tber arrangements to relieve ine count oi lis pecuniary dilliculties. It waa said indt an auuitional tax of S20UI) per an num bad been or was about to be imposed upon all foreign' merchants.

There had been no lale intelligence from the Pa cific the Chigres packet, which had been due some weeks, not having anive.d at Carlhairena. A Spanish ship of war had been cruiune on the coast for some time, and it was tepoiled, had boaid- eu an American nrig uouna to Umoa. It was said a Mexican agent was treatiiiff for the purchase of the two tine ColumbWn fiijites lying at iarinagena. a. FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

We learn from Capt. Hassett, of the brig William Tell, which ar rived on Saturday from Rio de Janeiro, that the Emperor was collectim; alf Ins forces, and it was supposed they were destined for liio Grande. The country was in a most deplorable condition; no money in circulation, except paper, and that wag at a ii n. omit of 10 percent. Maiksts very dull and coliee very nin.

1 ne trigate i'eua, was, in consequence of a mutinv en bo ir.l, lost about the 3d ot October, a short distance noilh of Cape Frio, and all bands were supposed to have perished. The U. S. ship Macedonian, Capt. Bid lie, arrived at Rio on the of September from Pernaihbuco and rtahia.

In addition to tho foresoinff verbal intelligence we have been permitted to peruse letters up to the fith of October, from which we learn, that the mer chants of Buenos Ayres had loaned tho government tnree millions oi dollars, and mat it was determined to prosecute the war against the Emperor with tne greatest vigor. The letters speak of the exfreme inertia of the Brazilian government, from the Kmperer down to tne lowest grade ol otneera. Among other lustan ees of the success of tiie Buenos Ayreans, it is men. tioned that a fleet of or 10 sail of merchantmen had sailed from Rio under convoy of some Brazilian men of war; when three days out, they fell in with two Buer.os Ayrean privateers, which captured the whole "jtoise" of the merchantmen, and the men of war returned to port to givo an account of their mia'sion We hive also received by this arrival a file of Rio Janeiro papers to the 6th of October inclusive We have given them an attentive examinati but do not find any tiling worthy of note. Tbe Congress was session, but their deliberations are altogether of a local character, and consequently uninteresting to the Araeiican reader.

(iazettr. Boston, Nov. 29. tiinh Schsu! fur Girls. The annual exhibition of the pupils of this cmitmry toot place ueture an exceedingly cro.vded auditory composes piincipai.y of lauies.

1 ne exntottrnn vie mot interesting kisd, and consisted of execrcisea English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, Arith metic, mental and rittene Geometry, Perspective. Natural Philosooby, Astronomv. The walls of tbe room were adorned Willi a profusion of Maps, executed by the lnitnes iu a masterly style. Tbe compositions of the young ladies, both in verse and prose, ere some them of a high Older, and would have been considered praiseworthy in a col lege exhibition. Twenty-four of them only were selected from a book of about a thousand pages, in which the best articles are recorded from time to time.

The number of pupils present was one hun and two. They were all in a uniform dress which was selected by a committee chosen from among themselves. It was simply a white gown and a white apron with Grecian waist. On ues day a silver vaso, with appropriate inscriptions wa presented by the pupils to their instiucttr, on the occasion of their separation. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

1 O.VDOX DATES TO TBI 23n OCTOBER. The British parliament id been further prorr. gued till the i nd of December, which will put their ac.ual session till ebruary, as they meet It December and adjourn for the bohdays. A St. Petersburgh paper of Sept 29, states poi-lively, that the news ofthe rejection of the me dialion by the Perte, ariived at that Capital ou the lain ol that month.

The St. PUeraburgh Journl ofthe Gth October, au account oi anoi ier anair wiucli tooK place near me village ol anaiiii, Dciweon the Kussian croups inn a D'Hiy oi auuu t-erian cavalry, a san- guina euiifbct ensued, but the Persians were re pulsed und driven back towards Or'daban. Prom the London Morning Herald Oct. 2. Mr.

Cockbum has arrived lit his Majesty's biig from -Colombia, but we are sorry to say ne iias urougiu no uouars witn nun to pay tne lomoian uivio'cmts wnn, tnougii an evening pa per ml.irmen auout nait a year, or a year, Mnce that thrre was a large quantity lj ing at Cartbagcna ready to shipped orT one ot his Majesty 'i ships. We hope that Mr. Rocafuenc will not dis appoint the Mexican Bond holders as Mr. Hurtailo did the Lolomtuan tSond holdcis. re- Hurtac'o, by Ihe celebrated Mr.

lienricks, insurod dollars, to a certain amount, from Colombia, but they have not yet mude their appearance. Mr. Rocafuerte has made insuranco on dollars fiom Mexico, we hope the latter will make their appearance: if they Co not, vie wculd recommend Mr. Rocafueite to do as Mr. Hurlado did disappear.

We wih the King, when he holds his diawipg-rooms, would turn his back towards nil Ambassadors from nations that do not pay inteiest on their dobts. Hitherto what a tarce it haa Deen, tue sending Ambassadors to these new States; but was as we said, a tneasure of Mr. Canning's to increase tbe power of the Crown, by creating a parcel of naw places of from one to three thousand a year. The expense alone. we believe, is lo the extol.

of from SO to 50,000 poiinos a year; but llio mist met does not stop at that; for inconsequence of tho confidence inspired into tiie people of England by the sending a shoal of Ambassadors and Consul to these new States; we have lent South America twenty millions oi money, for which there docs not seem at present any prospects of being repaid either principal of interest. Lohdojs, Oct. 23. Monday Evening. The Money Maiket durini; the early part of the day exhibited but little activi ty, though stock fully maintained tho advanced price of Saturday.

Late iu the afternoon a demand sprung up, and some considerable business was tbe tesuli. Tbe cause of this sudden change in tba market was attributed to news from Paris, to the effect that Austria bad at length determined to units with the three Allied Powers in endeavouring to prevail upen tho Porto to yield to the terms of tba Creek Treaty; and as a preliminary meaiure-an armistice was veiy strongly recommended. It is failher re-poited that decidedly favourable intelligence had teen received from Constantinople. Great hopes were entertained that an immediate arrangement rt-ould take place. We of course give the above as reports.

Uonst.ls lor the account opened at 7 ai wuicn price nicy cuuuuueu aucrnaieiy ouyers sua fien AitfKsnuus, just arriveil Hi in Kim ntj. Na-h. Noifulk.S days, with nr for 1'hilaii. in distress, hsving sprung a leak on the 2Utli ult. lf Ihe apes of Delaware, in the late W.

gale; was duven in the Gull, and kept both pumps constantly going, but could not kesp her free. She has come into port about one-third full of water. lings Athenian, Sbipman, arihasu-iia, 23; James Lawrence, Graindiy, Havana, ud; Richmond. MTSedledire. I'hitail.

4: schrs. I.eonoia. St. Harts, 25; Caroline, Wing, Phtlad. Resolution, Smith, Phymouth Rock, Lane, from 1'lulad.

via Newport. ltelotv, ship New Orleans, or Fhilad. 17 days from New Oilcans. piteJtstocic.tum.K stated meeting of the Fire Association. be held, at the usual ph.ee, Ibis evening at 7o'clo(k.

Ujju-c nj the Phoenix Insurance Company of Philadelphia, Dee. 8,1827. THE Directors have Ibis day declared a dividend of five per cent, for the last six months, which will be payable lo the Stockholders or their legal representatives, after the 18th inrt. DAVID LEWIS, President. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held at the Company's Office cn Monday evening text, the 10th inst at 7 o'clock.

dee 3-6t Office of the Philadelphia Insurance Cumiia- ny, Monday, 3d Dee. 1S27. 8 uoard ol Directors have tin. day declared JL a dividend of four dollars tlPr rtn business ofthe last half year, which will be paid to tue oiui simmers or ineir ietal representatives after the 12th Inst. Notice is hereby given that a general meeting of the Stockholder will be held at the Company's Office, pursuant to rharter, on Monday, tbe ltlth inst.

at 7 o'clock, P.M. li'M. MILLER. det Office ofthe Dctuivare Insurance Company of Philadelphia. jnilE Directors havo this day deel red a dividend JL of two and a half per cent Ihe last six months, Lich will be paid to tho Stockholders or their legal representatives cn and after Friday, tho 14th inst.

Agreeably to chatter, an election for fifteen Directors, for ihe ensuing year, will bs held on Monday, the lOlli between 10 and 2 o'clrck SAMUEL dec 3-mwfl4D President. OA I Cf. A GENTLEMAN and his Wife, cr two Car-tlcmcn can be accommodated with a handsome front parlour, and a chamber also, together with Boarding in a genteel family in the most pleasant part of the city, and within five minutes walk of the Wharves or any of the Banks. Apply at this office. ec mwfst w.

ANTE a Giil Jrom 12 lo 14 venrsofape. to assist in the care of children: to he hound. Apply at l7Sansum street. dcc 3 Jit FOR AND DARIEN. Jf The good sloop JAMES LAWRENCE, fatiTT cspii" Delano, is now ready to load.

Freight will be lakan to ntlier.of the above purls if application be made to SAM'L C. BUNTING. dec 3- 28 south harves. FOR HA VAN A The fine coppered brig John Frszier, master, burthec 130U barrels; for freight or nassare aoolv to lb. captain on board oard, at Cuthbert a wharf above Souti St.

or to dec 8-dot perit cabot. 123 south Front street. vf J'riieit or harter The brig" COM" iiiMODOHE BARRY, John Campbell, sua tor, but then 25C0 barrels. dec -d2w JAMES YARD. RUSSIA SHEETINGS 10 bales fine browi Sheetings, entitled to debenture.

Fur sal by JOHN MILLER, Jr. dee 3-d BRANDY, WINE. 100 Indian barrel White Brandy, Mexican proof, 3 butts Spirits oi tl iue, 70'J bbl. Marseiles, Madeira and Roussillon, 50 half pipes Roussillon, 250 hlids. Claret, 400 boxes Muscat Wine, 10 qr.

cask da. 2O0 baskets Olive Oil, 150 bags Velvet Corks, Roll Brimstone, Verdet-gris, Castile Scap. Claret Buttles, Meiino Wool, For sal by JOHN L. HODGE, dec 8-lOt S9 south Front atr rilH'INK A few bales Calcutta Twine, forsa JL by GEORGE PALES, dec 3-6t tv south rrrnt street. II ERRING.

GOO boxes scaled. Nos. 1 and" Herring, landing and fur sale by WM. BROWN. dec3-dfit 29 south Wharves NEW ENGLAND RUM.

11 bhds. and It barrels Ncn burypurt Rum, laudini and i tale br dec 3-1 Ot JOHN MILLER, Jr. UST received and for sale, a quantity of Cl and Scotch Whinkey, 5th proof; London Pc ter; Biown Stout, and Ltrov.ii and Pale Ale, wi lanted genuine. Apply at the store of DESAUQUE, dee 3-d 65 south Second street. THE or Christian snd Literary meiiibraucer for 182S.

embellished hv rous Cue engravings, aud handsomely bound in si covers, will be for sale to-morrow by jt ji. hubsojv, 147 Chestnut street, onuosite the United si.i Bonk. deeS-n BOM1.STIU GOODS so packages and bite Shirtings and Sheetings, and ni and Blue Mixt Satlinetts, just landing and for st by thomas martin IZmo 8- 51 norlh Fmnie'. AMERICAN GLASSWARK" RECEIVED this day ptr schr. Cent, fiom I Boston and Sandwich Glass t'omnm.

packages of splendid pressed Ware, Lamps, wi cup plate foats, scolloped edge, and other new terns, Night Lamps, four new shapes; Cut Tui biers. Decanters, Dishes, Bowls, Cileries, Win Cordials Lemonades. Chatnoaiirnc- cher. For sale at reduced prices, bv WM. M.

MUZZEY, Nor 17 Minor-street. N. B. The Trade are resneclfullv inform-,) ,1 most of the orders for the new and beautiful Plates, tbe 5 and inch Desert do. are executed really for delivery this morning.

For sale as above, Red Lead in Kegs, super Crown Glass, Porter Bottles, and everv of Gl GRIPPITTS- ISSUE PLA.tr udxi THE subscriber is now prepared lo supply 1 above article, wholesale and retail. SAM'L P. CRIFF1TTS, Jr. S.W. corder of Chestnut and Eighth street-dec 3-d tf VALUABLE REAL EST4T1' On Wednesday, the 12th of December, at halfi 6 o'clock, at the Merchants' Coffee House be sold, A Lot of Ground containing about ones.

-iL'-iimoie of less, on which is 1 two story Houses, adjoinine each tup.coas a stand for the sale of goods and grorerics, and a black-smith shop. property is situated in the village of BriJe.burr the township of tbe Northern Liberties, near ii bridge, on rrankford cretk, and will be sold cle of ail incumbrances. Possession may be had ir mediately upon the payment ofhalf ihe pureha money, and seeming the remainder by bond ai mortgage of the premises. L1PPINCOTT RICHARn! dec 1... dts "etioneei.

Setter Vf Debate, in cTZ No. 165 Chesnut street, of debateV Congiess, comprising the leading Debates and 1 cidents in the first sessi, fa tZe, he with "al Ct si session cl ihe Nineteenth "nlainmg Pl.le nd St he ha. t-i" important ments to which Wll lg conlaininj ne.rlOut) Vj' which are srldcd i. Ill l.it. wt.

ihj wu ni in aiaMUIn Ul HH house we undeistand they were dona as high as I lit Heavy Mocks have euvancej a little. It Poor per cents are at lUli; and the Four per cents 1828 are at 102 to 102i. Tin Exchequer Bills bsve in some degree recovered fiom tbe decline of Satuiday. They were on that day qwoted at fit to 6J, and they are now at 62 to ti3. The soles of these securities on Saturday, weio not near so great as nave ueen represent j.

i ne lact money vtas in a nine ucmanu. India Honda are at U7 to The I' orcign market has been remarkably dull to- lay witn scarcely any thing dun g. 1 bo South American Securities are all a rbade lower. Brazilian lunula Hie quoted at bOi to Ayreun arc 40 to 50, and Cnlombi in at 274 to 27J. 1 Mexican Bom! which declined a litile on Saturday, are quoted tn-uny again a stiado lower.

1 hey Have been done at b5 but left oil at 551! In the Miaro Market, Anglo Mexican have ad vanced a ttiller They are at 65 discount. There is a great deal of gambling going en in Potoi Shares, or as they are more properly deitrnated. the Little Goes. The sinele shares are at jC2 19'. each, chd the double ones at JJ3 5s.

Emigration from the North of Ireland to Ameri ca has been going on for the last lifty years, to the extent of from 10,000 to 15,000 persons annually, anu to that tact alone maybe attributed murli ol the peace of the peasantry of the Noitherii Counties over other parts of Ireland. If we encourage the removal of 100,000 in three years, by means of public emigration, there is hardly a douM but that nearly an eejual number would voluntarily accom pany them, free ot any expense to ttio public, and we may lairly assume that in ten years 500,000 persons would be removed. London Courier. Count Capo dTstii.i, who is very soon to proceed to Gieece, to take on himself the oftice of Picsi- dcht of the Government of that country, has lately uad several conferences with members nt the Di ptomatic Corps, in consequence of dispatches he has received from St. Patersburgh.

It is to be hoped that the Powers j.hich have interfered in behalf of Greece will provide him with the means of arriving in that country with safety, and with suitable dignity. the villago or Munttchcmir, Switzerland, was almost destroyed by firo en tbe 21 of October. In less than half au hour, tn-enty-nino buildings were burned down; aud forty-two families, of one numbed and twenty six persons, were at once rfndeied houseless. Tbe harvest and several head of c.ittle destroyed Sumo further particulars arc given of the effects ol tlio inundation ot the country bor.fenag upon the Rhone and Ardeche. The whole plain of Biot- teau was inundated, and the inhabitants driven to the upper lofts of their houses.

In Dauphigny the waters have occasioned deplorable ravages. At Aviguon, the river covered tbe quays and streets to a great depth. The country house of a gentleman near that) town was overthrown, and another country house, containing eight persons, was crushed to pieces, but the people were saved. The town of lost seventeen houses, and that of Caderuuse more thsn thirty. The impetuousity cf the Ardeche was such, that its stream, as it were, cut that of tho Rhone, which it crossed, bore down the mound of the opposite bank, and.it a quarter of a league's distance dostroyed the causeway which joins the load of Lyons lo that of Langue- doc, by means of the bridge St, Esprit.

Prench Theatricals A man named Charles Meurice, Editor of the Courier des Theatres, has long laid all the actors under heavy contributions, to prevent him from ridiculing their persons and performances. Even Talma is said to have submitted, to pay this person for his silence. But M. Laurent, the Director of tho English Theatre, has latoly mado a stand against this extortion. Meurice insisted on 600 francs a month, if he was expected to countenance the Theatre.

Laurent met him in the saloon of the French Opera, and told him he considered him worse than any pick-pocket. On this, Meurice collared him, and Laurent knocked him down. Meurice went home and wrote three columns of abuse against the English Theatre and its Director, all of which was struck out by the Censor. ff'imilerful Family There are now living iu Hie town or Pcehte Scotland, a family consisting ot tne rather and mother with their twelve children seven boys and live girls, and every one of these twelve children were born deaf anil dumb and have so remained ever since. Our informant had one of Ihem serving as an apprentice to the weaving business, and barring the above defects, he was remarkably rlever and learnt his trade faster than any other appientice he ever htd.

Two of the girls ran articulate a little but very indistinctly, the are quite deaf and dumb. All these children have tiieir other senses in eat pe fection. Vienwa, Oct. The marrirg) of h's Irghness Prince Metternich, Willi any Antoinette on Lcykatn, has been uili cially made known here. His majesty the Empe ror has bean graciously pleasci to raise tho Karon- ess Antoinette Yen l.eykam to tho rank ot Conn less of Beilstein.

His Royal Highness the Duke ef Lucca, wilh his consort, is expected herefrom Dresden in the course this niuiuli, and may. per- haps, spend the winter here. Metalliqucs, 91; nauk snares, (From the Gazetted Prance dated Oct. 17.) Tbikstk, Oct. 5.

Letters from Greek merchants, the contents of which we cannot guarantee as authentic, give the following derl irntinn as having been made to the Government of Napoli di Romania by the commanding the English and Fieach squadrons in the Levant. 1. The Treaty between the Three Powers, France, England, aud Russia, has been sent to the Ambassadors at Constantinople. 2. They are ordered to present it to the Sultan.

8. Whichever of Ihe Three Power shall succeed in tbe obtaining the consent of the Sultan, his run-sent shall be binding wilh respect to the two others. 4. An armistice shall be preliminary of this ne-gociation. 8.

Greece must sea clearly that tbe Power favour it 0. Tbe Viceroy of Egypt has been informed of this resolution of the Powers. Twelve ships of the line, four for each Tower, guarantee (he Tieaty. 8. 1 nc tireeic Government Will withdraw from Napoli di Romania.

The Deputies of the Three Islands, Hydra, Spezzia, and Ipsara, sh ill accompany the Govern ment, and support it. of whatever persons it may be composed. 10. 1 he Duputies of the Catholics are also to bs called to the 11 The Government must seek to maintain tranquillity aud good order, and to punish in time eveiy person, island, or province, wfucn may re fuse obedience to it. 12.

All tbe Candiofs. who oppress the islands of the Archipelago, must quit them, or submit to the laws; if they do no), they will be compelled to so by the force of the tin ee Allied Powers. 13. The Government must take measures that Lord Cochrane does not commit any act of hostili ty during the negotiations and the armislice. 1 he two admirals aie auttionsed to sign in tne name of the Russian Admiral, who has not jet arrived.

GlORAI.TAn, Oct. I. Some Moors from Taneiera, among whom is the brother-in-law of the Bashaw of that place, have come here, commissioned to purchase vessels for the Emperor of Morocco. It is of course supposed that they are to bo composed of crnizers. An at tempt of the same kind lately tain-u, tne snip owners of this being unwilling to furnish ihem.

JJIHH, At Rio de Janeiro, on the -1th of (s. lober last, of a lingering Jisease, Mr. Thomas Hcdwell, Jim. formerly ot this city, a gentleman wno possesoeu every estimable quality. At Port au Prince, on the 9th November, Da vid Coansv, U.

S. Consul at that place, and for merly of this city. In Wathington City, last Thursday nieht, (29th nit.) PvTBleK Esq. in tho Still year of his ece. Mr.

Fcrrali entered the Treasury De partment in tbe year 1777, and was piinr-ipal Cierk in the Auditor's Office for upwards forty years. rf. hole. when he resigned the office. Dunnsr the iv I i .1 iui(iht uiiuicniisi.si, Wlljif Jf IIIU ItfSpVLllUI III ail tio knew him.

COMMKHCLIL UKCOIW. I.IVKI'.POOL AKKETS. Oct. 20. Cotton.

The import this week is 85 II bags, and the sales are very limited, not exceeding tin 10 hags, nt irregular prices, but tending to a decline. viz. 250 Sea Islands at Mid. to 15i; 240O 1'owed at to ti; li70 Ui leans at to 84; 1 770 Alabama, at rU to JJru Hulliriet. t-e.

On the whole there has been a limited buino in dry saltenes. About 400 Ashes have been Id at 28s. (Id. for new Canada Pots, and 27s. 6d.

for very old New-Yoik I'enrls. For Turpentine tba demand bus increased, the low price having attracted the notice of specul ilnrs, and bids. Have been sold at IDs. to Its. 3d Tar having been scaice, commands higher rates, but the transactions are limited.

Octoher 2 1 Yesterday and the day before, our market hss been very dull, and much cotton pressed upon it. The total sales estimated at 2ou0 batrs; of those yeslerdny, about 200 wi re Sea Elands, at II, a IS, a part taken by speculators. 1 Ins morning, owing to the accounts fiom Man cnestcr, in me ue pressed state of itliat market, purchasers are i.ll'ering lower prices of at least au i nor which must be submitted to; and as prices decline, the desire'to se'l appears to increase. Sumo old Turpentine was sold yesterday at lOd: in edhcr aiticles no POUT OF PHILADELPHIA Decemdkr 3. Wateh (this afternoon) ah.

12in. AllRWEl), Ship Georgia Packet, Irwin, Guayaqnil, 112, cocoa, specie, fkc. C. A. Harper.

Left, Aug. 6ih, Antoinette, Barney for Lima, in 20 di.ys. Ship S.ibina, Hubble, sailed for Sandwich Inlands and Manilla, 2liih July. I eft the Island of St. Clara cn the 9th Aug.

in co. with brig Convoy, Grimes, of Boston, for Volpuaiso. The brig Annawnn, of N. Bedford, was at Pay ta on the 1st of The whulo ship Re iper, of Nantucket, was spoken on the 2fith July, in lat. 7, Ion.

79, out 10 months, had 300 tbls. oil. On the 19lh Sept. from lat. 53 32, Ion.

52 52, W. to lat. 51 Ion. 51 32, was in co. with and passed 45 large islands of ice.

Nov. 12, lat. 32 50, Ion. 67 31, was brought too and boarded by a Colombian privateer from Carthagena, on a cruise being in want of light spars, supplied her wilh a jibboom From the 13th to 27th Nov. experienced a continual succession of N.

W. gales. Ship Eugene, Cole, Liverpool, 03, mdze, to the Captain. Frig Gibrfl'ar, 69, fruit and wine, Tunis Brig Com. Barry, Campbell, New Orleans, 82, oanast, j.

1 aril. Schr. Maryland, Fivea-b, Tampico, 40, and Key West, 18, (where she put in with the crew sick) fustic, J. F. Old.

Left at the latter place, fchr. Pilgrim, for Charleston. 4 days since, iu lat. 3SJ, Ion. 74, spoke ship Wm.

Peuu, Gulagher, fiom Liverpool for this port. Schr. Three Sisters, I.illeston. Folly Landing, 7, mdze. Schr.

Antioch, Branscomjie, St. Johns, N. B. 15, plaster, Wm. Brown.

Schr. Chaiiot, Phinney, Easfport, (18, sh, Win. Brown. Schr. Wm.

Henry, Waithman, Savannah, 5, cotton and rice, J. C. Dacosta. Schr. Philadelphia, Somcrs, New York, mdze.

Sloop Betsy, Bassett, Boston, via New Bedford, 13, uidze. CLEARED OJV SATURDAY, Ship Rousseau, M'Leven, Alexandria, S. Girard; brig Palm, Lincoln, Boston, Grants Stone; schrs. Gen. Giles, Poinsett, Chaileston, J.

Patton, Virginia, Chambers, Noi folk, Hamilton Spence; Philadelphia, Learning, N'ewbern, Bevan Porter; sloop Johnson, Johnson, Alexandria, J. Hand. MEMOR.1.YDA. The steamboat report a brig below, supposed to be the Fianklin, from New Oileans. Brig Antelope, Care, for St.

Jago do Cuba, went to sea on the 26th ult. and schr. Vernon, for Aux Caves on the 25th. A letter from Mr. Tucker, at Tockerfon, dated Not.

2th, states that the schr. Golden Age, Nones, 55 days from Curacao, wilh a cargo of wine, entree, indigo antl hides, bound to New York, struck neai Tucker's Island on tlie2b'th Nov. having previously sprung aleak at sea Tbe crew and piincipal pait oi tue cargu icvbc. Brig Joseph Eastburn, Donaldson, hence at St 1 nomas, mn uit. lor mis port, 20th.

Ship Ruth Mary, 1 ubbs. and brig Native Wineberg, at St. Thomus. 7th ult Brig Orient, Worrell, sailed from Celte (no date) IUI HUB I'UTt. Brig David Mofialt, Rowland, hence at St.

Tho mas to la days. ling ranees. Iron, hence at Savannah in 4 davs oinp oioore, eanej irorn Gravesend 13th Oct. for this port. Ship Philadelphia, Ames, hence at Hambursh I2ih Oct.

6 Ship Lady of the Lake, Leith, sailed from Liver-pool, 17th ult. for this port. Biig Navarre, Girdou, was at Lima, previous to me loin Aug. Ship Halcyon, Patterson, henco for Savannah, was spoken 23d ult. oil' Tybee.

Ship Lafayette, Hardie, hence at Baltimore on Saturday. Schr. Cyrus, hence at Halifax. Cleared, schr Only Son, fur this port. Ship Fiona Harrison, sailed from Chaileston 25th tilt, for this port.

Ship Globe, Dixey, of this port, from Livernnrd for Canton, was spoken in lat. 41 14, Ion. 12. Schr. Magnolia, Leech, from this port for Boston, nas ueen wiuu oounu 1 ays in tne Vineyan ocnr.

uuve urancn, Mnitn, cleared at INew York Saturday tor this port miiu Lancaster, t'otts, was up at Liverncot. to sail for this port, 2Sth. Schr. Wm. It.

Crawford, Collins, cleared at Port land, 25th ult. for this port. Schr. Mercy, Baxter, tailed fiom Savannah. 23.1 uit.

101- tins purt. Ilriif Frontier, at Kastporl for Norfolk. Schr. Esther Sally, Bancroft, sailed fiom Alex andria on Wednesday for this port. Schr.

urlew, Chase, cleared at Providence. 27ih tut. lor irus port. Schr. Henry, Hanna.

hence at Portland. Brig Delaware, Yoik, hence, at Rio Janeiro, 6th vet. Schr Chatham, 'Small, arrived" at Baltimore en Saturday, spoke iu. the bay, schnr. Industry, of Kingston, from Boston for Alexandria who look four men from ihe wreck ofthe schr Olive, of Portland, far it blowing fieh tlfd not understand NEW YORK, Dec.

1 Arrived, ships Briiganze, Sullivan, Liverpool, BO; Azelia, Thatcher, fiom New Oilcans; Saluda, Jennings, Charleston, 11-Br. brig Adventure, Adamsen, Dnndee, 72; Alfred) Sweetzer, Goltenburg, D2; ichr. Robert Y. Haynel Lindsay, Curacoa, 34. Cleared, ships Sully, Maey.

Havre; Britannia, Maishall, Liverpool; Edward Qnesnel, Hawkins Havre; Milton, Webb, London; Douglass, Fowler' Curacoa; Gov. Von Scholten, Scott, Vera Cruz. FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. Offices of the York Gazette, awl Mercantile Advertiser, Dec. 2 2 P.

M. Arrived, ships York-. De Cost 1 oj. Jubilee, haddock, do. Oct.

21 Robert Fulion. Bris' tun, do. Oct. 21; Franklin, Taylor, do. Sent.

27: Lafayette, vanning, do. 40; Kentucky, Ratbbone, New Orleans, JO. Ship Romulus, Coffin, from Bordeaux. Left September 2li, ships Amelia, Williams, New York, unc; Hen. Astor.

Destcbecho, of do. N. Orleans, Emily, Copeland, Philad, brigs Hope, Hol-sey, New Orleans, unc; Carolina, Tyler, of Frankfurt, do. do. and schr.

Nancy Stoddard, of Boston, from St. Pcterj-bure-, unc. Sihn Nimrod, Allen, fiom London. Oct. II.

snd the Downs, I81I1. Brig Wrii. Tell, Basset', 53 days from Rio de Ja. fancu in o. t.ct.

orig jas. Lawrence, l-ear, of Philad. for Montevideo. The brig "iver Left ship. Robert fultort.

55 day, hence, lust srr. 1, tia of Bait, diach GcorgUa. of Norfok, nne 5 Argus, Baxter, Gibraltar.do.; Felicity. Knigh-. i.n, uni; i.jca, oi rov.

I'inlad. 10; UII.ADV.LPUIA; MO 6 AY, Decemdkr 3, 182T. We have received I-otidon papers to the 0 2d October, and oiler a variety of extracts. The continental intelligence is rot later than that winch came last week from France. The Morning: Chronicle of October 20, says Dispatches were received at the Foreign ctordiy from YroAdmlial Sir Edward dated oft" Natariiin, the 27tb of September.

Tim is one day later than that uf (lie accounts "ivi-n in tbe Monitenr from Admiral I)e Hiny; and they confirm in the fullest mnnner, tbe statements rencu journal, aim auu no later plr ul J' consequence. Imleeil, at Nava-rn every thing roust remain in its present state till elvi-e arrive there from Constantinople or rWt." Also Tho favourable report? regarding the contents ct the dispatches from Sir K. Codi ingtnn operated 'nihrmlagcuiisly on the public iecoiitioa, particularly toward the close the rljy. It wan generally believed that Pacha had been overawed ty the declared intentions of tlio I): itish and French From the sum. Manufacturer, The dullness in manufacto ries, which was anticipated from the rapidity with which orders were.

I. cms; executed, lias taken place and on avornge of 5 to Id per cent, may be mentionecl on most descriptions of manufactured iods. I ii to this tune, however, tio mateii.il re Unction lias taken p'aco in the wages of the workmen; and some manufacturers are making for keenintr on the whole of their hands throughout the winter, cr rather more than two-thirds of the amount now paid to them. 1 he nc coitus from Manchester, Leeds, ami Bolton, are unfavorable, but not mure so than tflight have been expected. The follow i tip; editorial paragraph of the London Courier is strikingly con trastcd with the spirit and tone of the same journal, with regard to France, same years ago.

England and Kiance have been too longpiltod. as it were, against each other, as it somo natural it'itipathy divided them. Eminent, alike, in warlike glory competitors, alike, in the fair fields of science renowned, alike, in literature anl France now advancing: rapidly upon England in the improvement of her political institutions are they not maiked out as associates rather than as rival-? United, for just ontl honourable objects, Ihcy may command the world; divided, and in conflict, the shock of their collision mint be felt in itf remotest quarters. The most inattentive observer 7nut have not'Ved, during the last ten years, various instances simple justice has been reciprocally rendered to both countries, under circumstances which, less than h'dfa century back, would have elicited some paltry display of national feelings or rather of national prejudices. For ourselves, we are never better pleaded, th.in when, as on the present occasion; we can contribute towards promoting those sentiments of mutual esteem and respect, whi- should subsist between two countries so closely identified in their general interests." The London Courier seems to suspect Austria of some clandestine operations in favour of the Turkish government.

The Karl of Guilford, a British nobleman, distinguished for his classical taste, died in October last. A subscription has been opened in England, under the highest auspices, 1 for the erection of a monument to the memory of Mr. Canning. Herbert Lacy, a new novel by the au-, thor of Ciranby," is in preparation. The third series oTSayings and Doings was to appear last month in London.

Mrs. West, author of a Tale of the Times, Sec. has in the press a new novel, entitled or Old Fashioned Notions." Congress meets to-day. The Washington papers of Saturday that nearly one nuncircu anu iiuy seats naa ueen taken on that day in the House of Repre sentatives. The Irishmen and descendants of Irish men, in this city, are called upon to join their brethren of New York in cxpressinij rccret for the death and respect tor the memory ofthe late Thomas Addis Em- ructt.

On Saturday week, one of the extensive and valuable Woollen Manufactories at Northficld (Mass.) belonging to the Hon. F.lijah Tair.e, and a new grain mill, were entirely consumed by hre, together with nearly all the cloths and machinery of the factory, the account books, and eight or ten nurtured dollars in paper and specie. Mexican Capture. By an arrival at New-Orleans on tue 7th inst. ivas received in that city cfthc capture of the Hav ana Packet, from Cadiz with a valuable rarg by the Mexican brig of war l.raTO, which was cruising to the westward ot Havana, where she encountered the packet.

Doth vessels mounted a like number of gun. The Spaniard was superior in tonnage and tho calibre of her guns. The cannonado Listed three quarters of an hour when the Mexican Commander doteimined on boarding, anl su -ceeded in taking tiic Sps- niatd, with i loss of 16 men killed and 25 wounded. Both ve-scls are said to havo entered Key West shortly afterwards. The French dancers wit'i the no't enthusia; eJ house.

were received in I'oiton tic applause, by a crotvd- Mr. Pearman arrived in the Cortes, is engaged at the Bowery Theatre, Naiv Yoik, and will make bis lirst appearance in a few evenings. This is Mr. Ptarinaii's second visit to the United States. Suelaso, the Pclerybtirjf bank-robber, lias been taxcu ami lodged in til at Quebec, lie had only et.tered his narne ai a passenger in the ship in which l.c was supposed to have t'otie to Liverpool, and wa recoR'uzed aiid taken from the published cf him.

Kenhttkfi Election. Wo leain, says the Washington Teli'xiapb, that npjn a comparison of the ''totes, the Sheriffi votes Riven to Mr. Chilton, account of alleged illegality. It is laid that Mr. Calhoun will receive the certificate, although Mr.

Chilton receive 1 a majority of vote. It is tm.in.-v,;'od that Me'rs. Chihou and Calhoun wiil alien I claim the riht to take a seat. Tha Albany papers state, that one of the post revlies ficm Athens was upct on Tuesday about 2 milsabive Coxsarkie, hen Gen. It.

ot, Speaker of the Hou se of a'semi ly had one of his arms broken, ami a Vfr. Johnson, of Delaware C'-unty, re-cwved a severe corituHnn in beail. The proprietors of the Sa'rm Theatre have of-fereil a premium of 50 for the best I'ot-lic Addrcr for the epening. The Ta-mton Heportrr says Wnjeam from the Hosut'T of lecds of this county, that t'-cr are as mary a ei bt or ten thoinand Deds rd I uid in the roui'ly t.f liri-t-d, recorded, liave never been cail fri by the tersons to whom they bci' i j. i K.

8. Durii and 11. J. Williams, Ksquires. I'h'isicinn Dr.

N. Chapman. Chaplain Hev. Thomas Iteveiide. Hccr tlnry -Mr.

James Imbue. sstsrrns. nobert Swan, Hubert KiJ, Adam Ramage, I John Kea, C. C. Watson, Jr.

John McAllister, Jr. Afier tho transaction of business, the society sat down to a sumptuous cntortainment, provided by Mr-R-nsbaw for the occasion. Aftr the removal of the cloth, many national and patriotic 'oasts were drunk, intermixt with songs, and the evening spent in great glee and good humour. Ail ong others the following toasts neio drunken the occasion: The Day and all who honour it. The Land o' Cakes and our aduptej country.

Miv the Scot who can bo ungrateful far bis endsar-iriftits to the one, or forrret what he owes to the other, find no shelter in our borders. The President and Constituted Authorities of the United States. The immortal memory of Washington. Theimmorlal memory of llrure and Wallace. Apiculture, Commerce and Manufnetuies.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to whom provi.lenca has been bountiful in her gifts, a fertile soil and mines inexhaustdile; sho will nut be wanting in enterprise to turn them to the best account. The their present struggle soon terminate in their independence, a cosisumma-mation devoutly to be wished. The Mavor and Coiporalion of Philadelphia. The Arriiy and Navy of the United States. The llenevi lent Societies of Philadelphia and May care an 1 trouble ne'er fah uj, but mirth and glee be wi' us a'." The Scottish and American Fair.

rty private letters received at Savannah from Mil-ledgeville, it appears that vb lout local party feelings prevail to a dii'gustimr extent nt the seal of Government of Georgia. Duo of the letter writers says 'You may judge of the truth of all' tin, when I tell vou that the common cant phri'es used by both sides, are such ai these: "IJcirt nothing but a tear ef extermination or beg no qitartrr. and I grant none," and other like grandiloquent and military speeches. It is Ftill more strange that such a ppiiit should exist, when we reflect up the almost universal incicaseil anl increasing pirtt ol revival in reii Jj on. viartcttoti Courier A parly of six or eight gentlemen, a few days since returned from a deer bunt on the borders Indiana.

They killed in the course of their ex cuision twenty sevrn deer ai.d one bear, besides i variety of wild tnrkies and oth'-r small game. To deer killed by one ol the party at a shot. Cincinnati Uazette. LonCvita. On Sunday, tlio 2.rth ult.

the vene rable Mrs. Mary Tappan, of Newburyport (Mass) completed her luOlh year, fehe retains tier faculties without any con-uleiable diminution, and receives not more respect and veneration for her age than for her character. Extract of a letter dated Caracal, IZth Oct. 1827. Since General Paez came to Coiacas, sn insidious has been discovered on some Padres, two of whom have bern arrested and sent to La Guayra they will be sent from the country.

"The measures pursuing by I'aei, are strong, and are actually nocc.saiy to preserve Iran-rjuilli several Spaniards have been ordered otf. 'General Paez left here yesterday for Valencia bu-iness tf all kinds very dull money very -carco." Extract cf a L-tter fiom a gentleman who was a passenger in the packet ship Kdtvard lionnafee, iiOiQ Ntnv York for Havre, dated Havre, Oct. 1 1. Th.3 monotony usually attendant upon a sea royage, was, lor a short time, entir. ly icmoved by a mutiny among the crew, nbout dnk on the evening cf Sunday Ibe 2.1.1 of September.

While engaged in my room, I heard a noise upon deck; and, on running bp, I found the raptain and ids ollicers engaged in close combat whh the crew. On going forward, I saw a man lying apparently dead, and it was sometime before any attention could be paid to him, when it was found to be our chief mute, who dining the affiay, had been acci-dently struck by tbe captain, a severe blow with a i baudspike on the head. On corning too, be was f. some time very faint, and afterwards delirious, fly b'cedmg, he, fortunately lor us, was obie to attend to duty in a few drtys. T'he affray was quite alarming, for it instantly oc-eu red to me, on going on deck, that it was the object of the crew, to get possession ofthe vessel, on account of the specie, for we had on board upwards of 1 25,000 dollars.

I still think it was tbe inten tion ol some of The sailors were at the time somewhat intoxicated, but finding they could not succeed in their object, six of them ran below, where they were immediitcly seemed, and kept for days, without bread or water, not hiving made concessions: two of them wera then brought on deck to in working the The remaining four were kept below during the remainder ofthe voyage, and have jurt been banded over to our consul wtio intends Beading thorn tack in irons tube tried." JVe South Tfales.Ftom the year 1728, the period at which the English Government began to to form es'abhshmcnts ol convicts XNew south Wales, until 1S21, they invested in that object 5.501.023. sterling. It has been calculated and ascertained that actording to the old method of maintaining convicts in hulls of ships and houses of correction, the expense nave amounted, miring the sme number of years, to 7,214, 4S6. sterling, by the tiit mode, and 7,900,221 by the second. The cfTenders transported in that period, and the troops necessary for their custody, including civil employments, form a total of 33,455 persons.

The colonies of New South Wales are composed of five beautiful cities, many towns, and innumerable vill ee and hamlets, and a population of 40,000 individuals, scientific bodies, houses for education, chinches, libruies, theatres, The Colony possesses 500,000 acre of cultivated land. 5,000 horfes, 120,000 beads uf black cattle, anil 350,000 sheep, commerce produces an annual exportation of 100,000 sterling. But the mostfiap-py results tbe change, are those which the convicts themselves experience, who return to the bosom of society, and become laborious, useful members of the community, and good heads of families. Prom the JVno Yoik American of Saturday. Mr.

Gallatin, late Minister to England, returned yesterday with his family in the Sylvantis Jenkins. Mr. Gallatin has succeeded in effecting an arrangement of some of the most important objects committed to bis charge; in others he has been disappointed by the unreasonable and pertinacious claims of tho British Cabinet. The indemnity, however, for deported slaves, and tbe renewal of the commercial convention between the two countries, ore the valuable results of his mission. The West India trade is yet an unsettled question, and wo irnsf.

raLher than that this nation shall depart one tittle from the ground it has assumed, will long remain so. New Yon, Dec. 1. Tbn weather during tho last three weeks has been veiy tempestuous on our coast. Almost all the vessels which arriveil last night have received mere or less damage from successive gales.

Circuit Court. The case of Seixas and Gibbons was tried on Thursday It was an action to re-; cover the contents of a note for 3500 drawn by Willi end-riftd vita tne name vt I. Gibbons. The counsel for Mr. set up tue.