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My i ,1 1 i 1 fytl tT till, K'll Bna ns, wnesws aMWin mil iinlti to Rear Admiral fc ef no7V bi nd, from whom 1 hav 4.. JratJ. support. He i per thfciro" tn.W cUon the 3 iVtly mj cooiBiaixl, and it lui) ih'ir oroshrpt Htctm. tion or.

ti I iy cv cr htvi I truit I have rAued from in Trd, tod 1 rejfret I had Bin mow Llill" 1 orM. lne(h with tha drrU of tl i tlispah; and I am haiy tay the wearied. Br ccuantoln ti.r I urrrt Bd ti en rey lota la killed VTW.tnMKiins my fle.tbe'r LONDON, Sept. 19. The Germs papers contain the following lel ter, dated Cairo, JulySp Babylon, formerly so faraout, it about to ac juire Mir celebrity in our dayt that city and I.

rrat Libanut are noir the thea imnortanteTeati. A Jew, of the tribe 0 Dan basassemlled prodigiom number ofdu "contentetl Jewa, and now, at we re astured, at the head of hrrehtcs, Whao proe, BoUunr can arrest. HeVan himself the Ang afllit Jtict, audUteple call him Hosiannah Mastai. occ is. so uecisi ve, that the peo pie general beliefe the Aimigmy comitais on lid.

TU MUJSUimen uam uio if Mahomet, and light unuer uie uanner o. uic LidQOfJuda. An account ortliis event has been traMIHitled 0 the Porte but so wpid is the Tf greis trmde by the conqueror, that it feared he cannot be rtopped." J'Elf YOnK MT XIXG POST. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4. Kidnapping and rrue.

The following brutal tranEaction took place the day before yester daj in this city the particulars are lea with us ia writing, supported by a wpectable name. Hboui 3 o'clock 00 Saturday afternoon, a man by the nameof John C. Hatfidd, came from iai tabuh towu, in a boat, to this city, and taking Iuj stand at the Whitehall slip, accompanied by two of 'the city marehalls, waited for the arrival of the ferry boat As soon as khe came into the dot, he instantly boar Jed her, and knocled down a free blaJc man, named Cato, who otfi v4 ag anil ulth the asf istance of thMi) hi hands behind him, and then proceeded by violence to force him out 0 the boat, round to the other side of the slip, where his own boat was lying, into the hold of which he plunged him, head foremost, like a dead dog, 1 i from the wharf, jumped on board, fattened down the hatchet, and made immediate sail for Elu beth town point. There were many people on the Cattery, 'wlio, tefing the black man forced along, all covered over with Mood, would, probably, have ioterfered, but the appearance of the two officers, giving the transaction the complexion of being done by authority, deterred them. It teems this Hatfield, some year since, pur chased Cato from his matter in this state, and took him with him to New Jersoy, her.1.

1 received his servjoes for between 6 and six year; when had no claim to aor his kit master neither, for that by a law of this stauie fUinS out tlie stat fare Lim his Vdom. Of this he acquainted Hatfield and "1 him. Iletlien came to tliit cif and enen'a 2Tmtl 05 8 ferryman be VWK 01 U1Z'llleU'' 1 OWU DO.U, being rcmrf a very honest, sober man, and perfectly cnipetpnl to his business. The qucs tion of his reedom, after being examined into by Hatfield, fas given up, he declaring himself sa Uifled. P.

S. Since the above was in type, our infor mant bas called again to inform us that Hatfield under a warrant from the governor of N. Jay rfy, backed by our own executive, and. fid Cato on a charge of (frand jury of New Jersey having found a bill against him for stealing hi, irie, who precisely, in the same situation with himself, having become a free woman, in consequence of being sold out of the stale. This gives the transaction a somewhat different, thoui I do not think a more favorable complexion, except as to ihe officers who assisted, for to commit an act of cruelty, under the coUt of law, is only to add another and a heavier thong to the lash of oppression and injustice.

By the arrival of the fast sailing ship CUaauccy, capt, DowAdL from Bristol mid the ship South Carolina, Babcock, from Li verpool, we have received Loudon pajrs to the 19th of September, Liverpool to the 1CU), and Lloyd's Lirts to tli 17th, ail inclu ive. The dates from London are not so late by one day as have been received at Boston, yet wo observe several miscellaneous articles, which we shall select from them for our oxt paper. an arrival at fcaltimore from Tort au frince, we team that l'elion 1ms beon elected aud proclaimed President of that Island for life. The whole of the American squadron, under Oamodore Chsnncey, were left at Naples on the SClh August, bj the schooner Ampl Jon, arrived at Baltimore. Deliberate tuicidt.

A Mr. Dixon, Cordial Distiller, who resided at 216 in the Bowery, put period toliis existence early this morning, bj blowUig out his brains with a loaded musket. He phcett yie murzle of the gua under hi xnd then the tricler with a lroom iiick. Cprrrt7in. rWe are desired to state that it was Sts attached to the Steam Boat not th ma 1 stage that ups.t last Fri dtv ir Oizabethtown, asrtatedin this paper on faturJay and that the accident happaucd a Tittlf beyond Jlihon.

ntOM OUR CORRESPONDENT. NTW HAVEN, Nor. 2. TV' (Jay the fcno vin report of a joint committee aj accr ana ine 'Hi vra ac uinn'ru Uie same as rcetl'by both houses of the Irtislafune. This asure was upnorf by I l.

'wir LirulTiant ioi enior Iii'ersoll, anH ev. rr f'Je'aIpicojJian in each house; noil wu orP' 'd by every democrat, four or live r.iiiita voll a unJ it, t.o'i?4i thev ftppro rU the gtnenrl principle it exmtains. 1he i this quetuan, tad. the fiaul Tc le mast ad tie 'controversy rtspeetiflg the Bo nus, as it now appears by irretistable evidence thai neither Frasbyteriani, Episcopalians, Bap tists, nor are the otyectt of democratic regard their affection extendi only to the toleration ticket, and the support of their party. It also proves that they are alike hos.

tile to the literary and religious institutions of the state and that their professions of regard to Episcopalians were and are insincere, Lwl'ORTANT DOCUMENT. 7b the honorable the General Aut'mbly now in session The committee appointed ta take into cotuide ration the claims of this state on the United Slates for expenditures in the public defence during the lata war, and to ucvue and recommend such mea sures as may be expedient In regard to Uie ba. lance due this state, aud to report thereon Re. spectfully report that they haye had Uie subject referred to them under consideration, and have bestowed upon it all the attention wliich its im portance demands, 1 he committee are of opinion that it is expe dient and will conduce to the best interest? of the state, that its agents be authorised to receive in stock the balance which shall be found due from the treueral government, and to apiroiri ate the same to some useful and important public objects. In selecting these objects, attention has been paid to the various institutions of tliis state, literary at well as religious.

The school fund is in a prosperous' condition, and if its pros iiects are reatized, will funusn nnunaaia prow vision for our common schools. The medical in stitution has recently received a liberal donation, and the asylum for the deaf and dumb is before the assembly, and its interests have been fully considered, without regard to the present sub ject. In making an appropriation, the committee arc of opinion, that the interests of Yale ollee ought not entirely to be overlooked. 1 lr.it institution is the honor, and it ought to bo just pride of the state. Its funds are inadequate to the demands which are made upon it, and they are probably much smaller, than they have been generally estimated.

It has obtained its impor tance among similar institutions tiy other means than its pecuniary resources. But an appropriation to hid the religious institutions of this state, is in the estimation of the committee, of much more importance tlvui any other, l'y such a disposition of the balance in question, every individual 'in the community will be directly or indirectly benefitted. So far as funds for this purpose are provided, the religious of all deno oimations will be relieved from burdens towmt.ii they are necessarily subjected. Even those christians who do not acknowledge the right of the civil magistrate, to tollectious for these purposes, will find ample means tor trie dispositions of monies which they may recciv, to xfil and necessary to the prosperity of their eMaUishmenls It will be perceived by The biH which aeroin Cues this Report, that no preferences nave given to one denomination of Christians over another but tliat in ascertaining the pro portions, which eachare so receive, the committee have been guided by a lileral policy towards those sectaries, whoe numbers are fewest. And it is confidently hoped that the religious of all classes will perceive in the measures which they have the honor to recommend, a disposition to foster andcherLh fhera.

As it may happen that for want of correct information some denominations may have beon the. committee have deemed it expedient, that a part of the foregoiug balance should he left unappropriated, that the Legislature have it in its power hereafter to supply any such omission when it shall be discovered. The bill above alluded to they have the honor to submit. New Haven, October 30th, 181C. (Signed per order.) JONATHAN INGERSOLL.

General Assembly, October Session, Itilti. In the upper house accepted and approved. Attest. '1 HO.MAs DAT, Secretary. the House of Representatives this Report is accepted and approved.

AllCSI. 1IIU.UA3 3, ItiLlA ICI An Act for the tiipport nf Literature 1c Ktligion. lie it tnuetfd by Ihe Ootrrnor mid Council and House nf Hi preientatiTts Gtn'eral Court ai temblrd, That Uie agents for this Slate, who are uow, or hereafter may be appointed to settle and obtain the balance due to this State from the Uni ted States, on account of advancements made by thi State," for general defence, during the late war, be, and they are hereby authorised to rr ceive the same in cash, stock of the United or other public securities. Sec. 2.

Beit further inacttd, That the aforesaid balance, when received, shall be, and the same is hereby appropriated, for the supixirt of Kehgion and Literature iu tins Male, in tfie manner hereafter provided. Sec. 3. Beit farther enaclrd. That one third part of what shall be received, on account of said balance, be, and the same hnreliy is appropriated, for the use and benefit of the l'resbyte rian or Congregational denomination of christian? to lie by them applied for the support of the gos pel, iu their respective societies, in proiiortion to the amount of their lists which shall then have been lat perfected and the treasurer of this state for the time being, is hereby authorised to receive and transfer the same to said societies, proportion to their lists as aforesaid.

Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That one se. ventli part of what shall be receive on account of said lie, and the sanse is hereby ap propriated for the use and benefit of the Lpisco pal denomination of christians in this state and the trustees for receiving donations for the sup port of a Bi'hop, are hereby authorised tore. cei aud hold the same for the benefit of said fund.

Sec. 5. Beit further enacttd, That one eighth part of what shall received ou account of said balance, be, and the same is hereby appropriated for the use and benefit of the denomination of christians called Baptists, to be by them applied for the supjiort of Uie gospel in their several societies and Samuel lleckwith, Elisha Cu.iinaii, Nathaniel J. Adainf, James Treat, I'aiid Sillt man, Jo Hyles, ll'ifus liabcodc, t.pliraiio Bound, Asahel Chapman aud Samuel illiams 1, and they are hereby constituted, trustees, and made a lody politic and coiroi'ate, by the name of Uie Baptist's trustees, with full power to fill all vacancies 111 their own 1 oily and Uiev are hereby authorised to receive said sum, and the same to transfer, aud apply for the use and benefit of said societies, in proportion to their resjiective lists, or 111 any other way or manner they may judgcjuH and reasonable, Sec. 6.

Be it further enncltd. That one 1 J'Ji part what shall be received on account of! said balance, be and the same it hereby appropriated for the use and benefit ol the denomination of Christians railed Methodists, to be by tlfcir several societies in this rtate and tlurlbut, Jonathan Nichols, Jim. Alphcns ct, William Lyon, Elijah Shennan, Aaron Hunt and Samuel I'rolliinhjun, be and Uiey art hereby constituted trustees, and made a body poli tiek, and curjorate by the nameof the MeUio diOa Trustees, i(li full power to fill all vacancies in Ihelr own lody and are hereby a i tiiomeJ to receive the said som and the sain to transfer and apply for the use and benefit of said sociefi't iu projortion to their respective or in any other way or manner they may judge just and rcjMiiible. Sec. 7.

Beitfurtlurenartnt, That one seventh part of what shall be re' eiwd on account of said baiaiirc, be and the same is hereby apuroiiriaW to andfrrhe betr fjt ol Yale Coll fe, to be by the corporation of aid College appli for the purpose of erecti ig iicces ary buil luis for the acxoruniod.itiOTi of the students of said College, and other iieearv an 1 important ob Ijccli councctei institution Sae. 8. Be it further enacted, That the unappropriated balance, when received, shall be aud remain in the treasury of this state. General Attembty, October Seuion, 1C16. CHARLE3 DKNISON, Speakry Of the Hcuse Keprcsrnta tires, JUJlk' COTTON SMITH, Gwrnsr.

Thomas Day, Secretary. YEAS 104 NAVS 90 N. B. 7 inembert were absent when the yeas and nays were taken, 4 fed. 3 dem.

The amount of said balance referred to in tlia foregoing Bill is $145,014 20. Frew JVaiMmaf Inleltigette'r. At length we have the British official accounts of the humiliation of Algiers, winch appears to have been more complete than at first rejiortcd. 'I he power of Algiers is extinct, though its iiame remains. The' fate due to all pirates has jutly overtaken it, and the wonder only is, seeing how 16ng it has existed, that those who had the means to do it had not earlier prostrated this' fortified dungeon for it has deserved no better name Lord Exmouth has, it is resuiiied, satisfied Uie expectations of the British nation.

The plan of attack appears, as far as we an judge, tohae been judicious, and to have beeu timorously ex ecuted iu the face of a desperate resistance. Satisfied as we are with the result, we wish not to be considered as seeking to detract from the merit of the achievement, when we remark, that to this triumph of the British arms our gallant seamen led the way, by shewing with how small a force stout hearts and willing hands could strike with awe, if not with dismay, the hitherto formidable power of Barbary. BOSTON, Nov. I. Launch.

Launched, yesterday, from the sfiip yard of Mr. Samuel Hart, the iUicrior and elegant ship Oglethorpe, 366 tons, belonging to sturges and Burroughs, merchants, sa vannah, and intended as a regular trader from that port to Liverpool. Latest from Knlnnd. My the slup Cordelia, capt. King, which arrived yesterday from Cowes, ljondon papers to ttic morning of September wore received.

The Cordelia has brought out from Livernool in SPECIE. 1 he Cored ha brought the letter bag ol the Abeona, wliich was wrecked a short time after sailing from Hamburgh for Boston. 1 he report that the Alu onn, from Hamburgh for Boston, lost in the Elbe, had ou board a library for Mr. Jefferson, Ac. was erroneous.

bavary and Lallcmand are now caid to be in Hungary. Lugene son ol ISanoleoirs first wife, is building a palace at Munich, which will cost above a million and a half of francs. The prime minister of the Dey of Algiers, to whom was entrusted the defence of the entrance of the port, is accused of not using the batteries, wluch be commanded, by which tht enemy advanced, and look the other batteries in reverse, Ihe sale of 20 bntish vessels of war wast om mouced in England on the lCth of September, but only three were sold a sullicieut price not being bid for the others. It appears that fiie Journal" are now print ed in Norway, viz. two at Christiana, one at one at Bergen and one at Chnstian sands.

An association of attor.u'ej lias been formed iu England, for the purpose of promo'Jn? and sus taining the respectability of the prolc by excluding from the society all dishonorable persons. In 1814, t)re were born in Russia persons died married 300,044. A inoiigthe deaths were two persons between 145 and 150, and 125 pnd 130. An hast India lady, Uie Bhow Begum, be queathed to the East India Company, treasure to the amount of 90,000 lacks of rupees, principally in bullion, the remainder in jewels. September 14, apples were sold at Hymoutli market, England, for 4 cents per half peck.

I rices of stocks in ludou, hept. 20. fire per cent consoh C2 1 8 five per cent navy 93 to 93 1 tei t. 17, pold JL'J 19s. per ot dou bloons, X'3 14s.

6d. new dollars, 4. 10 2d. In September, the Bank of Lnland declared a hnlf yearly dividend of 5 percent. 1 ive remark, (says a Loudon paper) with pe culiar satisfaction, the reviving spirit of confi dent amon; the mercantile classes of the coni miuutv, and the increase of business in the differ ent commercial branches.

A Brighton letter states, that the tide of emi gration has turned, and that now more passengers return from France to that port than leave it. (Mass.) Oct. 31. Explosion About 6 o'clock on Monday morning la.l, Uie I'ovrder Mills in Lee were entirely destroyed by explosiou. 0 violent was the shock that many people in the vicinity of the mills were thrown from their beds, and almost every house within half a mile had its windows broken.

In Storkhridge, 3 m.lcs from Lee, Uie shock was severely felt but in reat Harrington, which is 8 miles further from Jee than SUxkbridg, ruiH in the tame direction, several windows were broken. The, difference in its effects, we arc unable to account for. In Lenox and Uie adjacent tonus the furniture of the towus were set in motion. The damage of the Mills is estimated at about $2l0. This is the third time within six months that an explosion has taken plac these Mills.

In the present instance, we understand, that on nc count of the late rains the owners were desirous to improve liil their time, and had therefore worked their machinery so hard on the prer eding day at to cause a heat, which, when the Mills were left at inht, communicated fire to Ui wooden part of the machinery raid produced Ihe mi fortune. We are happy to say Utat no per son was injurc d. IIALII'AX. Oct. In.

A lifJe before 1 0 o'c lock on Weiiesdav even ing a store in Sackvillc s'ree occupied by Mr, Stark, caught fire The flames were soon com municated to the adjoining buildings on euh side imd Irom thence to those in Jlollii frett ard lieh'ord Hoit. At 12oYln le tliesisrht wa truly dreadful, dakesof lire in every direction, and fears were entertaiiwd for almost ricry house in that part of the town. Happily, however, the wind was extre nily liM a huar frost, which fell tliicklv, contributed much to deaden the particles of fire wliich were scatUredoa Uie contiguous buildings and by three o'clock ou Thursday morning, the flames began to sulfide. The houses destroyed by fire, were those belonging to Mrs. Kavunah, widow, occupied by Messrs.

Mark, and I), "raser Ihe large anil handsome brirk buildings be lorgirig ta Mr. G. Haliburton, occupied by Vr. M'L'aaald and J. Martin; a house occupied by D.Connor; and that of J.

T. LVi. in Hollis ttreet the bclonsing to Messrs. Kii and the former occupied Mr. M.

a id olhem. in Bedford Row, and several 'smaller buildings, I he late W. Graham's Uu Mr. M'DoualdV, that occupied by Dr.Tl.omjiso:!, Miss Wenmau', and Uiojc occupied by Messrs. 1W and Jen nings were Liken down under the direction of and 1 ire Wardens, as the only man of preventing further destruction; and several others sustained ery serious injury.

AUGUSTA. l. 21. Tlie following article was enclosed a few Jaysa. have not fsen any of the bills it to, wr know how eorrft the statement is.

publi it, nowevrr, as a cuuli'iM ary should any of the m. witioned be off' re 1 here. And such Ins lie'en the shame, il speculation in bills, rrteniMing bank par, that our readers will do well to bo jfuarde.l arain receivins; any, purimiii to lie of banks of whose credit and respectability they huve co Knowledge "Beware of Sviniiers. Tha pUbhc are informed, that there another swindling insttution set on foot, at the north, similar to tho Merchants and Mechanics' Exchange Bank, of New York. The'prescnt one is called the Bristol Bank ConuecUcut, and signed Lott Noel, President, George Mitchcl, Casliier, and lis said that the Pedlars have started to the southward with quantities of iL It will be well for the public to be on their guard againtt these robbers.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 26. From Havana. We learn by the sclioonrr 1 1 th th valorous Soainsh tquadron, which attacked the United State schooner firebrand, nau am. r.u:.

had leaked out. but t)M iciim i wi ujcii .1 haaaranninnl. true stale ol me rjusiues eoum inn .10 1. irj.r 1 nntnin Alliliouy 11011 maun, of the schooner Hornet, of Philadelphia, was dreaiKully wounded and lacerated aliout 2 ii 1. mni uiiiv.

at a house in State 1... mined (jlaiborue. a soldier 111 11. aorvice. stationed at Olio of the forts in this harbor.

The wounds were made The norpetrator has not Lin Wb unable to state the causes wliich led to Uiis unhappy catastrophe. TAARLESTON. Oct. 20. Rice it don to s'l and not quick at that do not tell.

Uldandt of the ne crop ure not so qujck as last week, cfita hit rn hrpn liifiile Kt 25 CCIlts. Plour nnd Corn Continue at the pricct of the last week. Crockery Large sales have been made, nut on unfavorable terms; not more than Mo to JO per cent, has been obtained at public sale. vDry Goods White Mains, of good quality, U'ooyeo Clotht do not bring over sterling cost I nre verv clu sa R. si hiwm oi Cotteu Goods arc in flic same prcdicameut.

Actual Sales for the week past. Cotton Sea Island, 43 cents er Ih. Snnfce, tic. 40 Short Sfnple, 23 a 24 Ditto, (new) 25 a 2(3. ice Prime, 4 second quully, 3 1 4 a 3 1 2 Flour Philadelphia 1 2 a 11.

Treasury Notes, par a I per cent, prem Exrlmnge on London 4 1 2 a 5 per cent, real advance Specie Dollars 3 percent, premium Bills on Boston, at sijiht. 2 a 3 cr cent. adv. New York, at sijht, para 1 p. ct.

dis Philadelphia, 5 a 6 per cent discount. Baltimore, 9 a 10 p. cent. dis. dull.

North Carolina State Bank Bills 4 p. ct. dis. Gcorgio Bunk Bills 1 1 2 per cent, discount. Last evening arrived A this port, the United Slates' brig Saranar, Captain Elton, from New Orleans, and 15 days from Ship Island.

From Captain Elton, we learn, that a Spanish brig, prize to a pirate, had beeu recaptured by Uic United States' brig Tom Bowline, and had arrived at the Calize. The priie was from Cam "peirhy, with a valiiablo cargo. The pirates who had charge of her were put in an open boat, 15 leagues from the LjuI, hut had reached Ncw Orleaus. The prize was fallen ia with off Barataria, where the pirates intended to smuggle in her cargo. Captain Elton was off Bsnquilla de Piedras, on the 9lh of September, and was informed that the Patriots had taken Orisava, where they found a large deposit of specie.

The Spanish povernment schooner Coureta, of 4 guus, ar.l 6.1 men, had leeii captured by the Mexican Patriot, (formerly the General Bolivar) after a revere action of two hours and a half. Tho prize had arrived at Boquilla de Piedras. The United States brig Boxer, Captain Porter, in consequence of being worm eaten, was ordered to New York, and would sail in i0 days." The Tom Bowline arrived at Ship Island about the 12th of September, from a cruise of 50 days in the bay of Mexico. Another Amateur," shall have a place, if le will condense his thoughts. We cannot spare so much room for a controversy 'Twixt twee dle dum and tweedle dee." A frUnd to the Africans," is incorrect in some of his facts I should be glad to tee liim.

Candidas" certainly must be aware that we cannot publish such a communication as hi, on anonymous authority. MARiUKD, On Sunday evening lat, by the Rev. Mr. Lvell, Mr. JAMES BROOKS, to Miss HESTER SPEAIGHT, daughter of Mr.

Richard Spraight, all of this city. DIED, At Charleston, on the 19th Oct. capt. Robert Bcnnrf, a native of Scotland. At the same place, on the 23d Oct.

Mr. hiae Warner, a native of Chesterfield, (Mass.) but for several years past a resiJent of Charleston. At York, (Penn.) lialph Bowie, Esq. counsellor at law, a native of Scotland. Ef E.yi.VG POST MA M.YE LIST.

CLEARED. Schr. Patmoa, Webb Suffolk Indian Hunter, Seaman Richmond Sloop Mechanic, Nyc Savannah THIS FOREiVOO. Ship Calpe, Cranston, 47 dayt from Havre, with plaster and dry goods, lie. to Cheriott, Wilkes Co.

C'urtisV: Lamb, Mr. Girault, A. Woodruff, His Ex. Count Hyde de Ncmillc, M. P.

U. S. F. Depan, Mr. Proust, F.

I'clleticr, Vallotto 4 Co. Lc (irand, G. Poussin, II. Ber trand. Bosquet Co.

Mr. Deialrourt, Nir. Vin treaux, Campbell P. White. )c Kham and De lesseit, the master.

Mr. R. Mason, Mr. A Woodruff and Madam Viclrard. Oct.

25, b.t. 41, 21, long. C5, spoke brig Two King, C3 days from Trieste, bound to New York. October 27, Lut. 40, 3, lor.

itude 30, tiiolic ship Genera) Jackson, 65 days from M. IVti rshurgli bound to New York. (h.t.29lh, lat 3, Ion Gli, 30, spoke brig Harriet, liuwdeii, 4 days from I'oitland, bound to Jamaica. Oc t. 31st, lat.

3'J, 11, long 30, spoke ship Or'enns Packet, 4 days 'rom Boston, bound 'J'Im! Calpe experienced a succession i.f heavy gales film the westward during the pifsr.e. ShipSMip ri'ir, Farwell, 78 days from Sfattin, with gLss, toTahnun Torrey, and J. G. Gots l.ur er. Oct.

31, in lat. 37, lorg 69, 25, spoke ship O. leans Packet, of Boston, froiu Boston, bound to Oilcans, 4 days out. Ship Columbia, Rider, AH days from Liverpool, wilhroal, plass and di jgTorl. lo Jt Ounlop, owners, A Stephens Co Kipp Inandiam, Clark.

Young I'rquchiirt, .1 Giiteoignc, II the master. Oct 16, lat 40 31 Ion spoke brig Ohio, 15 days from NYork fir liremtjn. Oc 32, 1st 42, 11, li 59, spoke I rig Comet, 54 dsvs from Bremen for Boston, pas sengers, Mr. Gascoigne, Mr A Duiilap, and 30 iiiUic steerage. Brig Two Mary's, King, 73 days from Trieste, with quirk, silver, brimstone, steel, ire.

tn Bell, ner, Robinson RhinelannVr, William Wilson, Aiior, Dickey, (iotshnrp and Mumford. Left, brig Hazard, Holland, of Newburj port, tosailin or 10 day .4 brie 11 ni, (Jennet, of Balfiinorp, to tail in 12 or 14 dayt. In ll.e Strnils, spoke ship Lntonn, Brown, from Nen York, lust from (iihr.iltar, bound to Marseilles. Oct 25, lat 40, l. ng 40, spoke ship Cransl'po.

20 days from I lavrc, bound to Ni York. Friday evening, spoke a thin from Stcfin for A York. Brijr Charie, Hyatf, 41 dav irom Malaga, with fruit wid wine to order. Bell i Co. Griswold, and Wilson.

Left, 18, slop Harriot, of Massachusetts. Norfolk biig Manufacture, cf do. arrived the day the Chailos sadt Legal Tender, of B'xion, iu.t arrived; 01 BcIm of and George of Nt Hi cry port, nnd thf TiiCKahiH B.dli more. pt t. ltav t.y l.ngOlue llranrh of Kci'aeh'jnli, It davs raom Gibraltar fj( NYurK.

Schr. Catharine, Haley, 4 day, from Richmond, with flour, coalt and shad, toA. i rascr, i Irvine and to order. Schr. 'fell Tale, Churchward, 24 hour, from Norfolk, with cocoa, flour, peach brandy and I shingle, to Tucker Laories, Beer a Woodhnll, Walsh ic Gallagher, and the master, and 2Jpa enpni.

On Saturday tyenine, tpoka tchr. Jainet Lawrence, 6 day from York.gomg in to the Capet r.m Pntinii. Iwinml to Riciunond Sloop Constitution, Lefore, 2 days from Nor wheal, to Clapp tz e.niun. Sloop Antelope, 4 froa City, with wheat, flaxseed aud staves, to is. Jackson.

Sloop Howard Jane, King, 4 dayt from Elizabeth City, with flour and flaxseed, tu b. Jack ton, and Hutchinsoii Daulmcry. The tctir. Royal Oak, Bryant, bad arrived in 4 layt from BELOW. a A ship from Stctten, and a ship supposed to We the Cahie, Cranston, from Havre.

Jt Mil I Eli LAST EVEXLXG. Ship South Oirolim Parket, Bibcock, in 43 days fi.Hn J.iverpool, wilheoal, liardwMie. dry good fcclol'oli M'Kiiine (owneis)J. ti W. Proctor, R.

J. t'Ueifermau, J. liar lied. G. Uilsoii.J.

S. Co, B. Marshall. Taiwan it Torrey, J. II.

iwrenceU Sen, fiiclwrds ki Tavlor, J. S. Tobmt Co, J. Baits, 1) tlead.B. W.

Co, 11. Hummer i V.tielHred.Tre.lvell te Kisain, U. Ul. I. Wolfe, W.

Walhce tv Sous.J.Dixoii, J.Osbom, R. Gille. pie. J.J Roosevelt bou.J. While Co, nn.l to order.

Thenliip Edward, Micy, sailed for New York otillie I81I1 Sepl. ship Col unbiii, Rider, for do onlhellili d.i. Left Sept. 9ili ships F.uplirit.t. De Cost, for New York Vl.

IO1I1 Aihent. Meaner, do. do. Iniporler. I bill, for do lilu I'licenix Dunbar, fordo Tlie Br.

ship Wruea, from vin N. York, and the tirilou, fiom New York, Iih4 both, airived nt Liverpool. P.istcngeri, Messrs. C. Mooie.J Mair.

J. Anderson f'nrlnal, siid Ot rj.ind. Spoke, 14. lal 41,35. Ion 47.slim V'irsioii, 18 dsiv from Liverpool, for Norf elk lat 9.

long 70. bii Clisrles. 4 1 davt from Mal ign fiir Providence, R. I. MiipChauucey.lXjwdall, day from Bri iol with Inrelw.ne, gl iss, coals, dry tiiPmi aud Kinne, owners, II isjeri St Ansien, T.

I Uwiihl.P Lauuian, R. W. Iugerf II. Hen diUlisJ Mowall.J Jenkins, Audrrsoii 4i I). Belliune 1: Hicks, Jenkins it Co.

John Taylor and sons. I. Isiaci.S D.tndo, W. W. Wool evi Co.

J.Cook, J.Usmei, Caslle and II. Price. Lel'l ship HiMnl Trader, foi Boston, lo iil 111 all Oclober shio Richard and Mif'arct, Bunker. i. rNew rkiiliOilolier.

'Ih i'liier, alei, sailed Tor Aew iork Sepl. 17'ti. l. 2, 011 ine edse of Georges Bmk spoke a sliiplio cinz lo York, believed to be the Cri from Ijverjiooi blow ing biwl could not learn for ce. taiuly Pasien gers.Ur ft Mrs.

Wort sn I hi dren, Mr 4. Mrs "niais. Mr. and Sliss Jones. Mes lHrker.

Ciinij hell: Bleckmote, Yeawent, aller, Widiaint, and 15 mlUesleeraie. Siiip Audt. Stetson 111 GOdiysliom I.iverK. 1 with sail. crates, lard ire it rhv tix'd lo Stephen Malhaway jiui i.

(ween) T. T.ni.p son. ti. Aspinwallii Son, Burro'is. S.

Maril unl Thos. Sertli. MroHSi Smilh. J. 'cUon, Rikewell.

Jereiuilli '1 lion 11 II. tinml. D. Crow. Ihar, W.

K. Lawieuce, S. Murk l.in lev. vies 1. V.

3 D.utst'uiul). W. lmer It' Co. Tredaell fk Kwsam, Cairns, htackaell M'Farlan. Kir; fc liillle nse, E.

Dorlpbun, Bararl 'iih. Hejjbiirn Ai Ptin. i. D11111 inond. tiree'dield, A Stevens Vo.

Mot Purrlv It Co. G.t I tpliam. orHllica.1, Hopper, Hicks, kinsiC.J uell. Tredeil Ib.i.e. liiliferd'ti tt Co.

T. B. IViiilll. Pi.well. li ii J.

Cooper, li. Thompson, a. F. Oj l.iu ei; 'cr, m. Cliap i.an, J.

Selieis O.ides O. I. 21. lal Ion" CI. ItO.spal si i Romeo, 6 days from stick, bound lo iilin iqae.

Rrilifb ship Si tert, Hendersoi 53 days fr in of Honduras, Willi niahoganv.io 4i 1 Htilcliin khi, and 'lutkerM Ijiuiic l.cfl Br 'sliip Samuel liilbreiH. for lioston or New Yolk, in 3 or 4 dnys. Oct. 17 bit. 57, 47, long 79.

45, britf Mrali.Cdaystiom llavnna, lor oosion. 33 poke brie Etiza, 40 lioiirs from New York, for Savannah. I'assenter Mr. Geoie servant The ehf ant ship Generat ScotlV Isaacs, af nearly PX) tons. 10 dayt from PoitU'd, in ballast, to Hoyt it Brig If, met, or BiisloV I.

12 clays fioin Havana, wiih molafjes and sugar, lo IV Wolf. Packard it De off. Left bite Fjilerpnse. IMa ma'er, for New York in 3 davs; KriJ.iliu bniiili. for Boston, inafewrlavs Au enran, ick.

f. Boston, in or I.Y Suited in co. Willi sloop Heury, foi I Hii C.ilh"lic Ma jeifv's squadron el" 6 sail hud just arrived from Vers t'ni'r, wiih tome tpecie. Wing Spooner, male id' Ihe II, died at llavani, ihi. iu.

V. bnsr Sarauae. cant. Kllon, from N. Orleans, and 15 davs from Shio Island.

Oi l.J7,orT Florida, fpokeschr. Spy, 4d hours from Il ivani a for Plnla ue'nus. P.wiusuere brig Ihri, Malros, 35 divs from Ma deira, with 80 pipes wine, lo l.e Roy, Bavard Co. Ihe tinp lommerce, 01 iew iorn, tanen ooavs before f.rSf Clws. British biiz Lucrelia, Mason, 13 davs freui St.

Johns, B. with plainer, to Peler lisian. Eng. Klizabetli, Greene, 11 dayt frcm St. Johns, N.

B.wilhruin.sugsr it molasses, to Peter D'istan. Passenger, Mr Hnyes. Bri' M.irlha. Gixlliev. davs from Charleston.

with ciiiloii, rice, ai.il fire wood, to Geo. Gibbs, J. Haskell, Saul Alley, A Ruden, J. it J. Pt, A.

Sle 4i Co. and Loomis IU Learned Passeneeri, Slessjs. Bell, nald, J. B. Nalnfle, ILni olph, awl fs Haskell l.elt,sclir Carolina, Allen, lor New Yotk, nexi Hav.

Ocl. i7, CO miles eal tha hut, spokeciir. Hairiel Newell, 1 days from New York for Savannah. Oil Cape llaueias. saw a ship and several oilier vf ssels standing to t'ne southward.

Brig lnirlligence, Prince, 18 days rrom I'orl an Piince, with corn, sugar, logwoe and coffee, Hall Rohius. John Kane." Suvdam it vrkotT. Coitrell i Mirliu. and the raplain. Left brig Sarah lliiif.r I.oudi.Hfcwniiingtor caipojr.r spaynx Comb, of N.York, uncer.

schr. Sally, Spencer, do. wailing for cargo ksehr. Sally of Philadelphia, sclir. Aloiiy.

01 A 01 10m, 10 snu ne. unj ci tir. Bet's y. of 'Edeuton, uncertain schr. Fanny, Bunker iriiJ sclir Lively, both jnsl arrived irom New York.

On Saturday spoke ship Jutina, from New York bound lo Clmrleslon 10 pasengert. Sihr. Clarissa. KVele, 3 days from Norfolk, with barlvv, to Barnes. Sclir.

AralwIU, Ray, 13 days from May agues, P. Rico, wild lohacco, molasses," sugar, Cufl'ee it hides, to John Ca eenvr L. Co. Left no vessels for America Oct .31. lal.

08. ta 73; 50, spoke the brig ish. 13 davs from Halifax for Alexaiu'ria. Silir. Weyiuouili, Williiiiis, 7 days from Richmond, and fiom llie RoniU, with flour and lofiacco.

lo Walsh it Gallagher. J. it Gnsw. Id, 1). Betliuue Co.

TI105. Irviri, OS M'liitord. ir man Joh B. M. Myers, A.

Gerard, I) hois, Strong tk Havens, and le mauler. Sailed in co wilU sloop Abfeona, foi Phiiadelpliia, which put 'ack in consequence of a bend hid. Kng ish sclir. Jaue.T'n vf S) iys om Tubago, wilu nun.sii.tr and fruii, to Gmfllmt tu Co. Lefl.

brii Mary, of New York, the oidy American tliere. un erlain when lo ail. Srhr. liHlepeudence, Van Name. Sdnys from Ijt lie Yotk, with oysters, lo the raplain.

Sloop A.lrea, 1V0111 Richmond, with lloar and wheat, to Wood and otliets. Sloop Antelope, Rolnusou, 1 days from EdeutcHi, X. C. with wheat ANTICIPATED. PHILADELPHIA, Ovt.

3 noon. Arrived, schr Rising Sun, Brandt, 9 days from Carolina. Sloop Rice Borough, Boles, fl dayt from Newport. Cleared, Shipt Pingl.am, Wilson, Java; Jewel, Hardinaut, Portland Spanish sl ip Eswran zisCordoza, St. Jago; bri Sally Ann, Inglee, lioston; schrs.

Celeste, Williams, Bermuda St. Helena, TayHr, Curracon; Hero, Dagsett, Bos tun lloiie, Rathhone, York. Ship William Savcry, Baidin. for Calcutta, went tosea UUt tilt. Ship Trnessee, Bennett, 20 days Irom Orleans.

Spoke in Uie riier bound up, ship Cleopatra, Dill. JO days from Phihidt Ipnia, all wed. Ship Active, Im'sr of lielust. ANTICIPATED. BLTlMORl, Nov.

2 Arrived, brigPlicc be. Dyer, from St. Andrews. Haytian brig Lu Levrier, Seman, 14 days from Port au Prince. Left, 17th Ckt, schr.

Flight, Narel, of Baltimore brig Calypso, Boyle, do; and some olliers. Thellaytiari bri Conliauee, from Baltimore, arrived days lelor Off the atoie saw a ong and i scins. suppewed oouna to Port no Piince. Poll had been eh ted and proclaimed president for life. A French frigate Margaret Ann, Laioreu, Norfolk with wheat and flour, to Clapp Griffin In the River, spoke sch.

Farmers taucey, sc cp in at of at ly and brig ef war arrived at Port ao Prince witi, Commikfionert from Franca tliey tailed on the 8th, to cruise off Cape liensy to receive intelli gence of a Tender they had despatched to Chris topbe with tome proposition. Schr. Amphion, Mills, from Naples, and 52 from Leghorn. Left Naplet 26th Aug. and Leghorn 6th sept.

At the former, a brig belonging to the eastward, from Rio Janeiro, ditcharjing'' bidet and the whole of the American scjuadron under Com. Chauncey. At Leghorn, a ship from Salem with Havana sugar arrived tome dayt be fore. Spoke nothing on the uastage. No ac count of the bombardiueut of Algiers had been re ceived when he tailed.

Schr. Harriet, Forbet, 13 dayt from St. Eut tatia. Left the brig Alliance, ol Kenoebunk, the only Am. vessel there.

Capt. Marchant and crew of the brig Climax, wih publicly lo express tlieir warmest gratitude to Captain 1 oung, of the ship Charlotte, of Providence, and to the Copt, of the schr. Pearl, of Hartford, for their very liberal supplies of provisions and other necessaries of which Capt. Mar chant and crew stood so much in nerd. CHARLESTON, IX 1 27.

Arrived, tloop Hermit, Rudolph, St. Marys. 5 dayt and 1 from Tj bee. English brig from llavima, and a chr. from Jamaica, arrived at Amelia a few davt before tin; Hemi I tailed.

Sloop Delight, Cooler, day. A New Providenc wrecking schooner, arrived Savannah on Thursday last, with the crew of the ship Rebecca, of lust on the Bnha uiis. A ship, one of the Northern packets, went up the river on Friday last. 2Cth. Arrived, schr.

Elizabeth Jane, M'ln fosh, lavaiia 7 days. Schr. Regulator, M'lilienny, Wilmington, K. C. 1 day.

Lel'l, sloop Collector, Uerriun, (from York, put into ilmington in distrct) to sail for this port next day. Sloop Frolic, Radcliue, St. Augustine 3 dayt. Off St. Helena; on Thursday evening, tpoke a large two topsail schr.

under foreign colors, 70 davs from (Mend, bound to this port. fSunm. dto be the Hamburg tcbr. 011ng Nicholas. Witt) saw her yesterday noon, to the Sooth ward of the Bar.

Five seamen lute ofthe wrecking schr Nightingale, came passeigers in ti Frolic. BOSTON, Nov. 1. Arrived, brig Dolphin, Williams, fiom St. Petersburg, lia.N York.

Sailed, brig Hannah, Snow, Amsterdam ship Minerva, Bates, for Butavia. HOLMES'S HOLE, (Vt.CB. Arriviil, schr. Mary Jane, Amozeen, 4 dayt from Philadelphia, for Portsmouth. Oct.

SKHh. Arrived, schr. Regulator, Norton, 4dsytfrom Philadelphia for Boston oop atson, irom Boston for NYork. 30th, tailed, tloop Wanton, for York. NORFOLK, Xt.

'iO. Arrived, tcbr. Victory, Sbowell, York, 10 ciayt nh a delarlimcat S. Mnrinet for the Navy ard, (iosport. Smack Boxer, Bowert, Block Islubd, 4 dayt.

In Huliipton Romla schr. Julia Ann, M'Grnth, from Yotk, tunnel to Fn dcrickshurc, lost ber main ma't in the severe blow on Friday night, aud put into repair damage. IJOtli. Arrived, schr. I nin, Middle ton, New York 3 days.

Spoke yesterday nvwnii.g off the Capes, a schooner from Kialag'a. bound Lo Baltimore, which came into the Roads. S.k Catharine Ann, Colt Maten Maud, hours (mm the Hook. Schr. Julia Ann, Magrnth, York, bound to rredi ricksi'iirg, rtponed in cmr last nt being iu the Roads in distress, came up last night.

British schr. Susanna, frcm I'rmidud, bound to New Hae.i, out 0 dayt in and ha no agent here is to very leaky at to have kept both pumps going since theCth inst. thin in lat. 11, N. Uie leak increased to rapidly on that day, that the crew proposed to abanbonber, from api rchctisinn of her sinking, being severely strained bv a heavy sea which slic tlii ied thai morning, Lut it as afterwards decided to steer for this, tl.e nearest it.

In Hampton ads The brig Tom Boline, ship Mary, bound 'o lioston, and one other vessel bound out. ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 2. Arrived, brig Wanderer, Newciuib, B.iston. Schr.

Adeline, Lym'iurn, St. Barts. Sloop Morgiann, Sayrc, York. Schr. Two Sisters, Sawjej, Portland.

THEATRE. THIS EVK.MNU, November 4, ill be piejenltd, MAN A.D WIFE. Cbarlet Austeiicourt, A.r. bimpson. To which will be added, A (.

IVrioriuauce to coiumeiice at ball'pust 0 o'clock precisely. (lj" A slated meeting ol Uie trustees of Columbia college, will be held on i hurtday next, Uie 7th uitiaiil, at 1 oVIoc k. 1'. Ai. 111 the College.

CLLMEN C. AlOOKE, Ckrk. Nov 4 3t A Li.ClLKL, fr Introductory lo a Course of Instruction me principles of scientific aui 1 f.ctu al l'har uiucy, will oe delivered en faturuay evening next, at seven o'clock, by JACOB DE LA AiU TA, M. D. inthelthliol the Seminary, in Fulton (late Fair) ttreel, next to the corner of.

Broadway, biudenttof Ait dicine are iuvited let: attend. ov 4 eodJt ir Ameclum 01 Uie Wedice CAirurjfico. So cuiiioftnt Hutrrsttu of' the State of Jctc i erk, wui oe neiu in 111c iiuu ui uic vurgc vi lujie ciaut nudisuigcuus, tomorrow evening, Tuesday, the old Nov. at 7 o'clock M. on which occasion, a discourse, introductory to Uie ensuing tes tiou, win lac delivered Dy joi.u d.

ucck, a. m. Uy order, HEN Hi WILLIAM DUCACHET, Sec'ry. Nov 4 AMERICAS MUSEUM Chatham street. Xi J.

SCLIDDER respectfully informs the public, thai the Baud will perform the American Museum this evening. Price admittance as usual. Nov 4 ft 1 IUIU A of Broouie street Acade my, finds Uimself under the necessity of publicly informing his friends, that he has no intention c' discontinuing his school and he requests Mr. L. motor, oj tsroaa vay, no nas lately openea a school, will be pleased la be careful how he in siuuales what is not correct.

Nov 4 3t THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, under the firm at sf EVEN SON Si GOODWIN, expired 00 the third ult. by mutual consent. The concerns 04 Uie firm will be settled by Thomas P. Coodwin, who ill continue to transact ComniLs.iju Busi ness at No. 41 sjouth street.

GEORGE 1 Sl tE.NSON3 THOMAS P. COODWIN. Nov 4 fASSAUE fOH OliEEAUCK. pastengcrs can be hx'idsosvAy Xr a ommodatc in tlie cabin of thsjfait coppcrea uniisu 111.41 iilului, Carlyle, (to sail on 1 11 immediate ap plicalioii be made to Captain Carlyle, ou boarj, ller No. 9, E.

R. or to mills, ruuuv a co. Nov. 4 2t 2V2 Pearl street. EUR liAE.i.V.YAH, The packet slup A DON IS, CiiampKn, master, to sail on A'uuday next For 2 ,...0 Massairp.

havin? elcr accommoila Uons, apply oa board at Pine street wharf, or to ii C. C. KIL.U, Xov 4 C8 Aou'h street. EUR CHA KLt.ii.Y, The superior peket ship TELE fiH ttH 'f Iwm Fauiinir. master.

le iiuavoidallv detained, will sail the lint fair ind. A few more iiassnners can be hauusoine acconimoJalcd Apply oa boar at the end ol Jonrj vvharfl or to AJSU.Y U. Nov 4 Ct "9 Barling slip. tXiR tUCtlMOSl), The regular packet scliooner EY vitimi. ItpnB.lu t.

master, to meet wiui u.spatch For freight or passage apply on fi.vir.l oi 1 Vtr. tin. or to J. C. C.

GKISif OLD, 4pV 4 69 South street. i No 12C 55 4 20 No' rami'. ebv f01 P'l ihswl jqnalit, ijtnsrs SITT islebj Nov 5T Nov Nov. ia futui and Fri. past 6 ii 4iBroa tlemen, Nov.

P. uaaiedia coach teMr.t tha lag and hot pre wedtew ny ni.d Tunbrit boxes 0, and wa large as Iocs ca tbtCriu B. general cellsaeat hies, pre atti', Cbaito 1 cUy'i Se, ov4 The edifii lit The co aud C. 1 KltMl bch ar tntiet bass 111 bi ixh Mi otsin fa fUnotio: I it it ttiicb the Jto rec tc. Ac trtion and ci Sanity, I bur shilli 1111 A S1I MR E.

iicularly Schools, Rippinsi Lot duo POUTA .1 xt, Xei nf 9 1 aaai. ige( ronimon rrcesl. k'agcalr, nity be Placed in Stove SI nay be utes, iv ill 1 tlie slav wcll Eli salt 1 IN. B. 'I Ware Roc hcthtown, of nditHvi U'k..