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1 1 Fresx tto Salon Rtgvitr. I Tb foitowtaag alecant and amasing paper Wat wraiths, ia 1801, far Us Boston Palladium, by Fisher A ate. It well worth a republication annually, not only lor it finished eaaarauiioo, but because it contains a text. tibie reproof to tWe caterer for the prone who feed Ha readers vtth little else thaa dire catastrophe aod horrible events, instead uf occupying their coV tmawitbaseful aod accessary Informatio it is, more over, atill mure applicable now than it was twenty ae mm vmm mm. Tm Printtrt.

It teem as if newspaper wares were Mad to suit market, aa much at any other. The tarn, and wonderert. and racers, entrees a Terr ahae of the attention of the arms of the tVDo. EitraorJioery events multiply apon ns aurpri ungly. tiasettea.

it seriouslT to be wared, will not lone al low room to any thing, that i not loathsome or nocking. A newspaper is pronounced to be very lean and destitute of matter, if it contains no ac count of murders, su'teiUos, prodigies or monstrous tiirtna. Some of these tale exeite horror others disrupt yet the fashion reigns tike a tyrant, to relish wonders, nd almost to relish nothing else. Is this a reasonable taste or tt It naonslroii aud wormy 01 rniicuw i lha h.atnrv nf Nam ait the malar tMie worth rending Are oddities only to be bunted Pray tell men of Ink, if our free presses are to diffuse information, ana we, the poor ignorant people, can get it no other way than by newspapers, what knowledge we aro to glean from the blundering lies, or the tiresome trains about thunder storms, that, strange to tell 1 kill oxen or burn barns and cats, that bring; two headed kittens and eowt that eat their own pigsf The crowing of a hen is somauted to forebode euckoldom and the licking little buz in the wall threatens yellow fever. It real; as if our newnaper were buy to spread superstition.

Omens, and dream, and prodigies, are recorded, as if they were worth minding. One would think our gazettes were intended for Unman renders, who were silly enough to make account nf such things. We ridicule the papists for their credulity yet, if all the trumpery fcf our papers is believed, we have little right to laugh at any set people on earth and if it is not believed, why is it printed Surely, extraordinary events hare not the best title to our studious attention. To study nature or man, we ought to know things that are in the ordinary coarse, not the unaccountable things that bnpjie i out of It. This country I said lo measure seven hundred I million of acre, and is inhabited by almost six million of people.

Who can doubt, then, that a great many crimes will be committed, and a great many strange things will happen every wren years. There will be tb under showers, that will split tough white oak tree and hail storms, that will cost ome farmers the full amount of (irmly MUmgt to mrnd their glass window; there will be tavern, and boxing matches, and elections, and gouging, and drinking, and love. and murder, and running in debt, and running away, and suicide. Now, if a man lupposrs eight, or ten, or twenty dozen of these amusing events will happen in single year, is he not iut as wise si another man. Who read Idly column of amazing pnrtinilsrs, anil, 01 coarse, aimers that they nave liapprued This ta'e has almost nor.

hundred thousand welling bouses: it would be strange, if all of them cape ore for twelve month et i it very prontunie for a man to become a deep student uf all Hie accidents by which they are consumed He shnulJ tnk good care of bi chimney corner, and put a fender before the back log before he goes to bed. Having done this, be oar let his aunt or grandmother read bv day. or me ditate by night, the terrible newspaper articles of fires bow a maid dropped asleep reading a romance, and the bed clothes took tire how a boy, searching in a garret for a board of nuts, kindled some 8si; and how a monse, arming his tail, caught it on lire, and carried it into his hols in the floor. Some of the sharking articles in the papers raise imule. and very simple wondrr; some terror; ami aonse horror aod diguat Now what instruction is there in these endless wonders? Who isthewiwror happier for reading the aerounts of them On the contrary, do they not shuck tender mind, and addle hallos? brains They make a thousand old maids.

and eiihtoe Ira thousand booby hoys, afraid to go to bed alone. Worse than this happens for some eccentric minds are turned to mischief by snrh accounts, as they receivy of troops of incendiaries burning our ri tiea: the spirit of imitation is contagious and hoytare mnd nnarouotaht bent to do as mm do. hen the man flew from the steeple of the North church fifty Tear ago, every unlucky boy thought of unfiling but flying from a signpost It waaonre a fashion to stab heretics and Itavail lac, who stahbed Henry the fourth nf 1'ranre, he a aassin of the dukeof liuise, and of the duke nf Bucking ham. with n.ny other, only followed tlie's lum. Ii it not in the power of newspapers lo spread fashions and by dinning burning and murder in every tady'i ears, to detain all iab aud miwuievout temper ou uch subjects, long enough to wear out the fir impression nf horror, and prepare them to act what Ihey so familiarly contemplate I Yet there seems to be a awt of rivalship among printers who shall hare Ihe most wondrr and the strange and nao horrible crimes.

This taste will multiply prodigies. The superstitious Romans used to forbid reports of new prodigies while they were performing aaenfiers oa such ejeenont. Every horrid story io a newspaper prodacrt a shock I but. after some time, Ibis shock lessens. Atlrugih, such stories are so far from giving pain, that Ihey rather raiae eurtatity.

and desire nothing so much, the particular of terrible tragedies. The wonder is a easy as to stare i and the atsatt vacant mind the must in need of suck resources as cut no trouble of arrut or reArrtinn it ia a sort of laud fur idle cu riosity, that is ready chewed and digested. On ths whole, we may inust, that the increasing fashion of printing wonderful talc of crimes and ecri dents, is worse thaa ridiculoas, as it corrupts both the public taste and morals. It multiplies fables, prudigi us momters and rrirors, and tlius makes hocking things familiar while it withdraws all popular attro uowirota ismuiar iruint, oecause ra not marking. Now, Messrs.

Printers, I pray the whole honorsble craA, to banish a many murJer, and horrid accidents, and monstrons births and proligies from tbrirgazrttes, as their rea lers will permit them aa by decrees, to emx them back to eonlrmptite life and manner; to cooMderciimrnnn eveots with some common ne; and to study nature where sh can be known, lather than la those of her ways, here she really is. or i re ore. arnted to he inezpliraMe. Strange erenls are facts, and is such should he mentioned, hut with brevity, and in a rursnry annrr. They effifd no ground popular rravatntf, nr in.

atmcla and therefore the horrid tails, that make each particular hair stitlrn and stand oprii hton the readers brad, ought not In be given, la sb they must be mentioned but sensible printers and wniMc readers, will thiuk that nay of mentioning them the beat, that impresses tbera let on puSUe attention, and that harries) tbsn on the must swiftly to be for sue n. rroas las Josrrnsl rsmawrre. Translated from our lata 1' rent a naures. The Spanish tribunals, daring the past rear, have sleeidrsl the folio uig causes I yj ksmikidea, 13 in sVnticidrs, murders by poison, I ease of eating human flesh (and this in the province of Catalonia, in the 19th entury Id suicide. 4 duels.

111 severe wounds il rnbberies, 1 4 1 adulteries, JO aisaulls. fitl blasphemies. rasea isfarsnn. theft. IOnnirriiine of forgery.

6t) frauds, tTW other crimes, lllprnons were emxlemned to death, to whipping and eipo sure, 4960 lo labor on the nublie nrks. 1 1 the arsruaU and Ihe prisons, 41 to he land or sea service, In be loss of olbce. 10.1 to hues and reprimand, 1 49 were re Drteved. and arouiitrd. Ellraet fnm letter fnm Madrid The reaon nf tne arrest ot tne reverend fnther Almarer at Itome.aixl bib imrnsonmrni in me lortre of l'rmrola, i now kmwn.

This monk, who was formerly lhecon(rnr of the Priie uf Peace, and afterward irle IV. and his Queen, Maria bui, emploved hunsr'f at Rome i i writing the secret life of King Ferdinand II. whea was Prince of Anurias and afler br mounted thethmn nf Spain. Of the dWuments from which tamer Almaret, drew Ihe matrrialaid lui Work, some hsd eome into his hand he as the Mnler nf King CharVsaod his Queen, and Ihe rtM were funii.h ti nira ny ma rrinee I'eace. II pi rs llist sre weasenl bsirurd.

wtwrw uuiurtltairi; VTi CT iu and estrem. hoene. enU a very lartf of are Tira. M(, and a y.ra wide. The Chine, l.hrvra,, (heir front Jiffeee, maleri.lv a tbe propel est achaew.

It is tnsvis nfhemnet. ris like th. pswuf Earon i that of I. assnottof thebamboi thai of the a of tU toner bark of a tree called kMrkVhkliis ealy the nsuHjerry (ranra. papvnfera.1 It is this ssaoer wane at most CKfinwailv aainin, i u.

Tiev rsssrt torayniiraj solvents aad e.pially ths l7da.lobririgittos.itP:pneai nakewseof rie water and other iitfusimi lo rsntee li es opsrty rooM4et, and eafncwotly moist and wUH. rahsaW fsttewHes). have area at Ihe tore Msass. Tucker Carter, thf ant I rnnil'i iatrui. ed by TV.

P. riecknet, r.o. at the Sterbio: Works, This atsrlmr rsssairsj no stork and I atrured bv the ehaitMwbl Wis; fateoed to three flukes div'tding th atraia a to gir each fluke its asnti. of the straiaaod so riwt fb hack of tbe flake ra the grasusd. I hat hardly pawibl that any pal nf it east a brukrw or atraitwd atHler any eircmtaeer.

1 he weiyht rsf th 1.1 mii, at. 0f tH efsitt), Bine I lib of aw iarn. prasf ti t.M. by th br tsrss swarhatss, as weH sreeihy lb anerrtttsa of asrsntraj reea, It a nadowbttJIy aa iwpgrtaU ia ssrvvsjBMalv CaasxJ. 3Y2HXNG PCS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 88.

ftrling al PUaianl FUcy. We have read with great pleasure the account of the proceeding the eting of the eitizens of Dutchess county in Pleasant Valley on the 18th inst The meeting was composed of all classes of citizens opposed to the prohibitory sys tem. William Bard, Lsq. or Hyde Park, was called to the chair, and Joaiah Williams, Esq. of Poughkeep sie, and Joseph C.

Hoffman, F.q. of Freedom, were appointed secretaries. Before any business was transacted resolution, expressing the sorrow of the meet ing for the loss which Ibe state has sustained in the late dentil of Gov, Clinton, was proposed and adopted. The meeting was then addressed by the chairman and several other gentlemen; after which, a series of resolutions, and a memorial, drafted by a committee appointed for the purpose, Were laid before them, and unanimously adopted. The memorial is well drawn up, in a manly, tempe rate, and firm tone.

sets out with observing, that memorials had been circulated among the citizens of Dutchess amnly, representing the agricultural, media uic, manufacturing, and laboring population of that county to be in a state of extreme depression, and pray ing for the adoption of the prohibitory system as a metly. This representation is affirmed to be mistaken and incorrect. The agriculturists of that region are substantially prosperous and flourishing; the wages of the laboring clashes have never been so high, in pro portion to the expenses of subsistence; the mechanic are in a condition of comfort, independence, and suc cess: the wool growers and wonllru mnuufactur era, whatever may be their own declaration on the subject, aie surrounded by all the apparent eircumitan ees of prouerity and iu short, there is no clats of the community who do not receive a competent recompense fur their capital, skill, and industry, em' ployed in the various occupations of the country. The memorialists disapprove the premature and artificial cultivation of pursuits and employments not natural to the present period of our national eiistence, and "de precate the introduction of noy systrm which may change the present lmppy state of their affairs, and, by attempting to improve what is now reasonably good, lrad to evils and injuries beyond the power of correc tion. The following is the conclusion of Ihe memorial Unable to comprehend how the necessity of higher price for woollen manufactures, so loudly asserted by the high tariff aririatra, can milily be reconciled with tiiat reduction Inch these same men promise from domestic comoetilion.

we are constrained to aver our belief, Hint lie embarrassments and Uitrr of which thry now complain, are to be imputed to the own injudicious invcsliiients ami improvident manage' mrnt rut tier tnun to any inam qiiary ol recompense lor skill, indutry and capital, when properlv and economically employed in mtnulnctiiriug. Still le scan we comprrhi'iidtheneeeoityofthat eiorbitnnt encourage ment wu.ru iney urmami ami we iruu mat ine wisdom and firmnes of Congress, will long hesilate before any thing is conceded, ami then yielded only on conviction, in moderate measures, and ia gradual and almost imperceptible impositions. EpeCially do we hope hi, when we reflect that an increase of price ia woollen (which diguie it a they mar is the certain object and ronscime'icefif an incrcaed fill witu peculiar seventy upon Ihe labouring and Hirer classes of nur community, and he in effect helping tli' wlm lra of all need aitanre, by till more im poTrri bing thow ho mot of all hoiild be protected. We disclaim any hostility to domestic manufactures: we wih them suree and improvement, anil we believe them in Ihe path of prosperity aud permanence but we bould rerrei to behold their adrancenienl accelerated hy any intercut, or purchased at the expense and sacrifice if thoe branclir of national industry, hirh we base been taught to regard a equally and perhaps rum important and in dipenaldr. lo prwla ming thre sentiments, vour memorialists are aware that thev incur the hery censures of their opponents, who dors 4 hesitate to imp'ilc our induct lu infatuated ignorance, or In motive of a more cen surahle character, and ttill darken couiplriion.

We have no wih to recriminate, and without protesting more than common seal and devotion for Ihe public welfare, and rlaimini more patriotism than we trust belongs to the great body of mir citizen, wroulyak that cotisidrraiioo for our opioioos which thry may rightfully eipret from having received the sanction of oar revolutionary sain, aa I ibe approbati.n 4n small portion of the wisdom, and talent, and virtue, of the succeeding and present grneealKtos. In eotidiKi'Hi your memorialits would rereetfgly pent, that Ibe county of Dutches i now suli.iantini Iv proiperou.and II ouri.h nf that the arirnlturai. labiring and meeban.e populalinn are graduntly ana prrmsueiitly ineroawiig hi iudependrnce, Comds tan wealth, that if (as we bould duubt) her wool growers and wool manidaetiirer do reuaire a.ldiiboal eo cnarsgernrnt. a very moderate aurmenUtion of that whKii they now enjoy Would oe ample sarbrirnt and that the increase csf the tariff i in our i'idv mrnt, beyond the bnaod of moderation and wixlmn, and would inflict a poo tli great body our citizen, aa injury infinitely greater than could he tetmrpensrd by any ifKiMe benefits to tbne who are ilsnu'y adro rntes And further we do confidently rrpment lo your ll.sxrshle Body, that the views and opmioosnpre. ed it this memorial, in relation tolhe prohibitory sylem al the proposed tarill bill, are Ike enmmon view ami epinioasof a larye majority (if n4 of four fiflli of the inhabitants of Dutchess ereinty.and wbowithu humbly lrut to the independence and wisdom rsf Coo grelo pn tect ufrom the ad.nl oo nf a stem of no genrrtl prrgnanl wilhowequencrsof uot ersrd aiid indiwriminat public injury.

The following are the resolutions presented and a dnpted along with the memorial. Uelrrd, Thai Ibis rrerlinr do retfully iuvite and recommend their frlkiwcilizensol the muntv ho fooc'ir with them in the frryoing memorial, Id meeting in their respective low and to appoint committees in each two lo cireolite c.f ies i tbe memo, rialfsr slr ntnrvt, tnj (0 direct their town committee to forward tbe taenmruils after having beeonr culste.1, fa the General Corrr pondiog Committee hereinafter appointed: and that we reeiuinwtal them to hold their town meetings, circulate the memorials, and foew ard Ihrns lo tbe coiaatittce as soon as may be BractlcaMe thereafter. Rested. That ID. Davis, Henry A.

Llv. Ing'tnti, leorurd Mai nn Frederick Barnard. Ahra ham ti. St. rm, Juhn V.

Varvk. and Isaac il. Ver alio, be the (irnernl Coi responding Committee to forward a Copy of theae to our Hrnresenla. tire in Congress, and reoursl him lo present th tne mornd lo that honoeahle hnly to receive Ibe memorial frm tli town Cisnmittee and to tward them to to cause the pricredingof the meetinf to be sjgned by Ibe chairman and secreianes, and to he pablubcd the count psners and to request the editors of the Alhanr Daily Advertiser, the Albany Argus, an 1 the l.sening Pit, to give Ihe proceed, ing an insertion in their papers. itesoiveii, i nil mi meeimg nn appenv the nre of warn.

waaaaalive, tod where be hsd many per nna' frieiJi, 1 be ahinon paper, ol Tuesday give if prrparatifaaa making torelrbrat blsob tesjuiea rb ta appeopriatf ceremxiirv la la II uf K'presentativrs on Monday, Mr. Uaas.lU. after e'. seat remaiks, moved the of a srn.irle three, ia order to snake arrarrewMbts with a rosniwi'tt the Sn s't f.r the tlendararetf bilk k.u i tt fiitxral. Mssars.

ll milWsa, ia reo laer, and Ward, were ippatni a eon.mltte he thi pwrfve. la the rWwate, Grw. Hsrrt caV.ed th attewte if the member In lb aaeUiarbciiy event hirh had bap prned of Ihe devistiao of th drr I hi Ihe interest of kit enuntry and ealogitej his spleodid military ta'eiits his eful srrvicea, his etploitt al Chippewa, Nisrsra, and Erie, and the bonorabl and lasting cioivrli. of hi Mme and rrpatalroo ith th history 4 country. HelkintiKsdlhrUwinst rrsiilutkmat Thai Ihe Senate bare learned, with deen i l'rl Jaeuh UrosTn, Ihe Jaie our.

and.ng t.rnr.at .4 lb Army, and lb dw tintm.hrd leader ia the Ultles of CLipiiw if! Nisrara. and Trie i.i.... 1 'o 'prentrtives eo er, tbe ill. lasniuiKti. wuh the I lout ,4 "en ine ,4 M.p l.rnersd Crown, i ednWay nrit, at Iwelie otUk.

ut re4iii.ar anranaainvaisiy adopted, aoj sstl to in llouw, wbub mtirvrd. We art ratified to perceive, hy the aeminl e4 the asnteredings of our legislatere, that Ik hill directing rvrtaia rssymenls In the miasw rbi 4 rea of the Isle Gov fibjf4Ueorai.ttrtr'j fUU. W'r los to account lor the opposition made by the Speak to tbe second section granting compensation for the ervicescsf the deceased as Canal Commissaooer. We had hoped that thia expression of the gratitude cf a great state for a aerie of uawearied and useful public labours would have been adopted without a diawotbg vote. P'trwird hy our repreMhtitur in Congress the H.m.

Thomas Oat'ry, on Ihe nrcsion of dirrrting the I con.mittrr on nismifarturr to Investigate and report Ihe million nf lhne bramhrsof industry who peti ti further lection: and that we errsllv trut in hi nmmexs and rtrriion I si.l in from the further imnm.tMio hirh the sdroratr of Ugh tar ill are soliciting I i4ireasniiiflict. sssia.il taissa PutH Ci. fliinra. Tli death nf Gen. Brown, Command! in Chief of the Army of th I'niled Stales a' Sunday a tenr MMieretHin having let Panel roveenmeot into Ihe I ral sensation of rex ret and sorrow thrnuphnnt lha work wiwll ocrasi, intiematHKi was given to tbe open sh trernment, who linmedialrlv sent In Rome lo the imriimeat and xentimaai a vtwiV a aTvuLt Aimarai, and the srisure of all hi.

ne tTsL. T'" ml.e.l With. Thus I I atasw Almarat. tnr trial, has been demo 1 sn ra csitlormeot lilr In (he f.rtre. here he .1 ThtXev Tariff.

The tariff bill recently reported by tlie Committee on Manufactures, bat created a pro digious excitement in various parts of the country. Tbe complaints of those interested in tbe eastern dis tilleries and the raulases trade ore brought to our ears with louder and more frrquent iteration, and tbe alarm of those interrted io the importation of iron and anil cloth and hemp, including all the chip owners in the country, is increasing every day. The bill.highly ob jectionable us it is, preserves a sort of impartiality in its oppressive provision, and bemg levelled againt a variety of interests, nt once, has provoked adiscussioo of the policy of the protrcting system among those who otherwise perhaps might never have troubled them selves with any reflection on the subject liad as the bill is, there is danger that it may br adopted as the monufacturers sny, with some modi' ficutiou." The agents of the woollen manufacturers ore excessively dissatisfied with it in its present shape, From AVir Orkam.Uy the ahip Illinois we have receiveJ papers from New Orleans to the I Oth int. The packet liip Mobile, from this port, arrived at the BjIiIc on Ihe ii of February. A dratb by small pot having occurred during the jtrambuuts errplo) td to tow upvrssels, refused to lake brr to town, aod the remained in the river on the 9lh.

The agrot at New Orleans had deatchrdaboaltobriiig her up. The loss hy the fire at Nrvv Orleans on the 1st inst is estimated in tLe paper of that city at fdjO.OUO. It is believed, according to the papers ol tbe 4th, to have originated through carelrs ness. Dates of the "th, however, term lo su.pvct its having been the work of an incendiary, as many attempts had sunstqucntly been made lo fire ecitv. Two men werearrrdeden the Cth, who were delected setting lire to house iu broad day.

Another paper climale the Iom at JfiO00. Tile corporation of New Orlran posaesse but few fire engines, and two nf Ihem could not be worked at the late Gre, being out of repair. Numerous aocidrut occurred a negro child being burnt to dentb a negro killed hy ihe falling of burnins limbers, a man killed by drinkin; aqua fortis in mistake fir wine one negro dreadfully mahed by the falling nf a and other lesser accidents. The amhoat Kohert Burns, bound from Red river to New Orleans 400 hales of cotton on board, accident ally took fire on tbe lib int. at noon, about 40 miles above New Orlran.

So rapid wa tbe progreasof the flames, that tbe passengers bad brely time to Bare their persons and their baggage, An act to amend th Charter uf th CoofT rated As oeiati. of the Planters uf Lneirlina, pledging the (aiih of t.e state as security br cf the capita) lock, passed th Senate on th ilt by a large majority. Edward Living Ion, Eqr. it a candidate for the House of Krpresrotatives, in Congress at tbe ensuing eleclhsn in July next rosjllof ounions .1 rerliser, Jmvkton 'oarcnum. The following resolutions, a doptnl by th Convention which sal 111 this city on Ihe 10th January, 00 Jit to have followed tu Addreu the of wkkh was io our lat: Utiolutiini.for lar rraietii oljft ifl fortk.

Kesolred, That Will xealoasly fpoe the re election of John Quiury Adams as President of Ihe L' oiled States at Ihe next Presidential eleclion. Heolved, That we recommend likewise to our fr low ntiiensto reirsuethe me course. Krsilrrd, Thai will Anlrew Jvkson, the peiiplr' cawlnlatea' the eu uing election: B'eane, is all the varinu ttation, eiril arnl military which be ha tilled, he ha di plsyed Civic virtues and tjlrnt which prove him worthy ol Ihe first magistracy of a free and magnnniirvou people. Becaii when we review hit public and ptita'r life, we 6nl ia all the rircumauees aMruding it, man. ife.lalnmida mind en arged by varied and adite oS.

serration nf a jidgrnieiit prompt and clear of an ia leer it which nothing ru ill warn: andnf adi.iutrr eetloe rSlc nf rei ting alike th lure of ambition and the arts of intrigue. Beraa. unconnected ith any party bul tbat of the people, and lea ler, he will enter int.iof tic without a Micrifire of priuciple, or cooprumise With IsciHsB. because, a repoWicaa frem but erst rot ranee upon Ihe theatre est life, le hat alwa) adhered lo and mamtaincil the sacred principles ol our revolution and Bee iu in addition lo Ibe claims which hi unparal leled err ices hare given him to tbefaviartsf Ihe whol Amernan ha the grati tude I nuiiana. ariin front deed which have in teparaidy lOlCted hi fame with her (lury and re a iwn.

Mr. Hade l.a htvo a member nf th bc us rf re)ereii' iesof this frw the paruh West Feliriena in Ihe nlae of Mr. mlrurT reifiied. Mr. I', k.

tjarrorr ha len eleetrd a memWrof Ihe ho'ie of i if thi. state frnrn 'be i ar i of Barton Kon 10 tbe place id F. Gardrr re sixnr'i. 4h the grnllrmen hne seals have been vacated, are 10 fav.Hir 1 Mr. Adams, and rs)h of them have been replaced hy deci Irico I of General Jackt a.

re H'ii' OriMnl TrV Cwrmf, Tne Mmissippi ha. nen. during the lat foiirleeo t'ais, one f.l itches, and a a tienlav aftrr'xs itlun seventeen inches 4 high water mark and riing The weather continue iiini.u.illv miM. Ilurmarket ha uudrrgone tttit few alterations thi week! Ihe re reiving and 'hippiog 4 pnsluc ornipie rsmsiderahl forr sn raves bu.iiiea to appear much more brisk than il reallt C'oioit. Iinp.ts from Friday morning, lt in.

up to tcterdsy morning. lO.m bales ots II Kales; making a deerea in slock 111 bale. The t.d in our last two aamrarrs was been il'v suisrted Hurine Ibe present week, particu lar! I and Mislppl.la etighl improve. meat ou the better qu die of well loess marks. er.Vnr era.

lntbe Senale nn Toes. day la t.lHit were prevrnlrd id Ihe New York and Itad Way roniptny, f. an increase of their rapstal hanking privilege; rat th 10 inn Ss irty if New Yutk.tob ineorpisrtted charitable purrw et; csf Henry Eclf.ird. an iovctigstl. Into his Cisnlwct ia re ali ei to the Life aoj Tire inturanc rorapaoy Mr.

Strbbint moved thai the trnat recontider thel i4e 1 Motdty, agreeiBt to the reajatwsi offered by Mr. Jordan, fi tb aprdolmeid rf a telert eoenra ttr nf the Life and Fir insurance eompsiay, and srveeaj other ineoepxrated rompaairs ia the rity of New rk Tk motii a was advocated by Ibe mover, and opposed by Mrsrs Jordan, Carroll, Crary and Spencer, and ws Ivl a 1 0 nn 3X The kill tnnt Ihe salaries of IheCbancelV. Jarticr rf the Supreme Court, and Tircail Judges as read tbe IbirJ t.m and pa sed.aies It, noet II In he Hon of AsrrWy netillons wet presented rf 8. T. B.

Mors and other, for lb liwswpora'inei Ihe National (academy of Design of II. C. le liham Ihe rrUndiog of certain tales; of supervisors of kmc, leave to lay a Ut to euilJ a hr proof clerk elfiee In lrttikty relative to lovDnt la West l. Th TI. 1.

mI Im wtiinitlM fJ Sh tarlird Me. fatcalf in the chair, on the bill to settle the claims of slyroa liodey. It was passed Without opposition. Tbe orumittee rose, and the bill was ordered to he en ptwsedfor a third residing. Tbe bouse again went ia committee of the whole, Mr.Childs io the chair, oa the bill directing certain payments to be made to tbe minor children of DE WIT I CLINTON.

The second section, which grant compensation aa canal commissioner, was under crn aiderstion. Mr. Lirioeston moved the adnntion. in lieu of the second sec ion. of the substitute offered by Mr.

Porter, on Saturday, for the whole bill. Mr.Portrroffered to amend this substitute, as to ex press that the sum was paid inconsideiation of the eminent service, rendered this state, by the late governor. De Wilt Clinton." With this amendment tie wished it adopted ns a substitute for the whole hill. This amendment would perhaps obviate tbe objection which had been made, that the substitute, if ndopted. would make it a two third bill.

Mr. P. had the most high opinion of the abilities of Mr. Clinton, and of the services he had rendered as coventor and of the influ ence of bis writings, in advancing great works, but he did not think so highly nt hi services as commissioner, To this amendment. Mr.

consented. Mr. Burklin spoke against the substitute, and in sup port oi me mil. n.1 ne sudhiiuic was iui, ooiy i ri iog moir, Mr. Granger addressed Ihe houc in favor of the bill.

Mr. Speaker spoke against the second section, and Blr. Uutlcr replied, aud advocated iu pa sage. and are active in the lobbies of Comrress. Their nrin ne quesiioa wn men on p.u.

7 he 3d sect cipal objection to tbe bill is the duty on coarse wcol. These sticklers for manufacturing independence, ere it semis ilttennined to be dependent on foreign countries for the wool of which their fabrics ure made. On Monday last, a manufacturers meeting was held in Philadelphia, in which the duly proposed in the bill for the benefit of their friends the wool growers wa condemned in the st rongrst te. ms. A strenuous effort will be made to modify the bill ia such a manner as to suit their intents.

If the monstrous amendment of Mr. Mollary should not be adopted, an attempt will be made to strike out the duty on coarse wool, aud leave the wool grower to take care of themselves. If tbi can be dune there will be no difficulty about the other provinions. We are confidently assured by those who profess to understand the state i opinions at Waili ington, that tbe whole array uf manufacturer, agents for manufacturer, and admini'tration member of Congress who profess to be the only aud genuine friends of Ihe American System" arc prepared to take the hill with this single alteration. There will be no wincing at the odious impost oo molasses, no be sitatinn at the eiorbitaat dulir on hemp and iron.

We advise those on wiiom Ihrse imports may full heavily, to look lo their own intrrests. They need expect neither ympalby nor assistance from tbe friends of the woollen manufacture who nr solr'y occupied in the project of procuring a bill to increase the prices of their own fabrics. ion al passed the committee rose and the house adjourned. Elegant compliment. bile the friends of Jackson were the flth of January in various parts of Ihe country, ihe friends of Mr.

Clay in Indiana had a celebration at Brockville, for a different purpose. The following it a sample of the toasts drunk on that occasion. Our readers may judge from its spirit and language what sort of recruits Mr. Clay hat bruught with him to the Adams party. "The lnte election In theritiesof New York and Albin mmmnruated by foreign renegades and home bred villains.

fongrri', Ftbruory Nothing of consequence was d.me in tbe Senate on this day, except the adoption of the resolutions for making arrangements to attend the funeral of General Brown. Thry will be found in another part of the paper. In the Hou of Representatives the bill making appropriation fur object of lot rnal Improvement, wa debated at considerable length. Some amendments were offered, but no vote was aken upon the hill. The Legislature of North Cnruliua, at their lnte ses sion, gran'rd a charter to a company by the name of the AorA Carolina Void V.ning Cuiiiponi)," and an application has been made to our Legislature, for the grunt of a charter by the samr name, and for tbr tame objects, with a capital Tbe author of the communication signed Tindtz, it informed tbat at We hare not thought proper topub'ith tbe charges to which hr alludes, to neither can we pub li.h bis reply.

It might prove the occasion of opening our cohmns to a personal controversy of an uoplrav ant nature, and in which we bae determined to take no itt. The Senate, on Ihe nominution of the Governor, has appoiutcd l.indley M. Hoffman, of this city, A letter from Mr. Monr. himself anntrailictt the report this sickness.

He is in perfect health. O'Jitt of III' CrVirkiMn rcnry, February 19. P.M. Fi om Kv Writ. By the schooner Lilly.

Captain Sawyer, a nved tin morning in tnreedavs Ir nn Key i. we learn that intrllivence had been received a' i to be seen. Th letters I. C. I.

are rudely cat on it The wood was entirely cone, ancUhe iron much cor roded, it wa luuaa to ne loaded with ball. Tbe rifle it now in possession of William thi village. The brig Gen. Pact, from Carraeoa, reports that a I rencn arrived on mar port on the lib. eb.

from Laeuis and Puerto Cabello. the officers of which stated that Com, Loborde, with a fleet of 9 sail wa at anchor off Cane Corda. He has about million of dol lar onboard to supply tbe rebel. It was expected that be would attack the latter place in a few days. The iuhahitanta at l.aguira and Puerto Cabello were very much alarmed at tbe appearance of the Spanish Meet ou tne coast The Savannah Georgian of the 18th inst states that a man named Wazoer wa arrested in Augusta, on whom was found a considerable sum in counterfeit Aue ustubank bills, and the olntes from which the im pre.

e.ions were taken. The morning after be was com mitted to jail he was found dead, tuipended by a handkerchief from a bar of the prison door. Solar Compajs. At the lnt meeting of the Ed inbursh Wernenan Society, a very interesting intru ment was exhibited, the inventioauf Mark Watts, Esq. It may be Ibm lirietiv ilenrrihrd Twenty five nee dles of the size of No.10.

are rendered magnetic, and stuck nt equal distances, into a thin circular slice of cork, ol three inches diameter, this circle is amxed ny copper to a light barol wood live inches long, Saving at its opimsite extremity a small weight equal to the weight oi tue needle. In the centre ol me oar i an agate rap which receive a line steel point, on which ine in iruineui irnveisrs. tiein? secured trom tne ac tion of the external air by a bell glass, and exposed to the influence of the sun's ray, tbe circle of the magnetised needles points to the iin, and in that position in to the diurnal motions uf the earth, as long as ine sun it uuove tne Horizon. Bt3 For advertisement of Houses to Let or for Sole see Inst page of thi piper. MAKKIKI), This morninr.

at St Johns' Church, bv the lit. Uev ItfsllSnfi Hitlulrf Rril1trsU nlaP tills, nf i'tn. lnn.l tn Caroline, t.det daughter cf Kobcrt Arnold, Esq. of DIED. Yestprdav afternoon, iu the '5th vear of his aire.

Mr, Edmund K. Mills, of the bouse of Smith Mills, of this it i cuy. ins menus ami ncqutiinianc.es, are requested lo attend his funeral to morrr afternoon at 4 o'clock, from No. 23 Pine st without further invitation, I.tt evening, Mr. David Hawthorn, aged 21 years.

Hisfrii nds are restieetfully invited to attend his funeral from his late residence. No. 82 Ionard st, on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, ithout further invitation. rj3a7 'BmmammnMSHsmmmBMBmWwm LEAKED. Ship Culhoun, Munro thai p'nee on the Ith iu taiit that the Mexican brig of Dr.

Riibi liiieerrro, nf guns mmmsrided hv Captain David M'Lwen, of Philad. and Capt. II. ini pliew ol Ihe Lorrmod 'ie) had been eajc lured hy lheSpamh Frigate Lealtad.of 51 gun, after an action of two hour and twenty minutes, an I carried into Havana. The Guerrero, a few dais pre viily, had raptured and mnuned two l.uueanien, after which he fell in with and gave battle to the Marta and Am.dia.lwo Spanish hruof war nnddrnv them into a ort to leeward id Havana.

Both vessels (the G.and I ere much rut np, the latter having re ceive.1 coo'iilernhleiU naae in her rizgiug and upiier work. Captain Porter, of Ihe Guerrero, waskilVd hya grape shid, afler he had urrendere.t. Hiscotours bad been twice, and replaced. The action ac ntinued autil all his was expended. Many were killed and woun led cn both side.

On the part of the brigil is suppoed, about but the exact amount wa not known. The IJuerrero was towed iMo Havana, the day after Ibe battle. Lieu, tenant Thompson, Surgeon Bmadmin, and young Porter. (n of the Ci mnv dore) were put on hoard the Guard Ship. At Key Writ, the Mexican brig Herman had fired minute gun, ioe of the death nf the galiaut Porter and a puMie funeral with the honors of war, wrre prermriiig at Havana.

from firtne. By the hr. Ixively Kesia, Capt. Marwilliam, in 1 dart from Havana, we have rreeiv. ed mir files of the Noticnao Mercantile'' of the I'ilb in t.

and commercial Irttrrs to tbr 1 1th. A articular an 1 intrrestinr lit is given of the en trances of reign vessels in the port of Havana, with lhrireles tniuiare, nation, consignees, he. lor tbr month January. Tbe result it 4 Snwni Vessels id" war aod eleven merchantmen 4 Englh vessnf war and merchantmen French veselsof war and 3 merchantmen i AmsSlislBn ve eltofwtr and "I mrrrhantinen I Bremen, I Hamburg, 3 Da nisn, 1 nus.ian, and 1 tcaiMured.) trlrl rf a 1 l'rr hi til'i "KEY WEST. Feb.

I.tb, Tl brig lieort. of Kennehunk. Ca 4 B. Uwd. from New Orlean.

limin.l to with acarfn is! cotton, sugar, beef, pork. Jtc, struck nn the Dry Tor Ms nnnl, on it ahout 3d int. Atler remaining nn ihe hrsal all hieht, yvn smak ram lober asilanee. The next dnv hesmv i.i onrt. an th Arhiirator, awarded lishermro foeihout three hour work.

The earn was rwitlv ndrd is dsy. and sold odefryexpene. I am vervmnehmirfakro if Cant. I jrd tets off lexne srs ine'udedi short of IsUA1. So muchforthe juticeof Key West Tirrir BilL The impntition id" a doubl duly on imported motas by Ihe taritt hill itnw pending Confer is a measure which will dreplr alfrct tbe wterxhanttuf Conrwrtinit turfign trad has been alTv exclusively in fined I.i the Wed India Islands, and the ret'ims which are received in exchange ft Ihe aometic produce by cir merebants are nrincioallv in milass ami mm.

ith the high dty a revly existing nn the lattrr article, (which il is alo pee pew lo incrcer.) il cannot now, we believe, be profiiaMy imported bv tbe merrbant. when any thing et ranbenblained In exch for bisearrniand ano lasss, with the prewnt dutv, 11 Is well known, will scarcely pay freight Is It srioiiiy rmitemplaied bv nor jnveminenl lo r1ahlih a sytem of non Inter eoure ith all foreign countries to resort again lo the Terrarda psVf so drenuou'ly a Ivocatcl bv Mr. Adamin 10.1. The direct trsde with lh Britl'b W'et India colonies hns already liecn hi md to ay enc ificed. by Ihe admini lration and now while the merchant is stmixliog In keep bis veet emplnyed, nrnlerall the di alvanl iiei of a rea tons trade, a ta rilf is rop ard, arnoiiutinv alm.t In a prohibition, against Ihe importathm nf the only article can ob lata ia returo swnecllcvl llrraU.

Frww las HVsl 7enrs(m. A III HN SKELETON. Mr. Editor ha 7'mtinli, nr mounds of the W'es. ler rrtionoflhtnited Sialea, bavs for acsji'ider able length of time.orrupird Ibe attention id Ihe brt lorisf arxl Anv Information concerning their origin, and ar.or by whom erectej, is calculated to shed light on the primit.re hi'tory of America and it.

ahofuiaal inbabitanls. ndrr Ibi impression. Ihe I dlowiiist aceoanl rsf a human I have Iboucht iHrrwary to commumrat lr publication in jixir uelu pr. bomrtnne in Ihe month of June, Mr. Hugh Ciirlin, living on tildTown t'retk, ahvuit tsven or eight miles wrt id Paris Henry county, while plowing tli rou th a mound in his field, discovered a cnmi.leie human kelelo aa entsrmons sue.

Il tnea ured feet inches iu length, and tbe booesge Werallv sserelarre in proporlioa. There is a mark around tbe crsiuiti apnarenlly mad lib a kmfe. Thit fet would eem In Indue the belief that Ihe living suhjest mu.t have been a hile man. The bred as ing et ard, a position A4 rlmary among civ Hired nations. This is th Urcesl human skeleton thai I recollect teeing an ac fxtnl of.

tcpt oa menlioaed by Cavier, ia bislheory 14 the earth. The hr Irti here altajei 10, at ivun In an I inllie K.ailh He. 1 here are about hfiern tumuli en Ih land nf Mr. Curlin the most elevated of whsrh does not exceed five feet. It nrubslil I hat each of these lumuli contain haman be In Ibe vicinity uf these mounds.

Immediately oa 01 1 Town Creek, ueeeTbotnat' Mill, there Is Ihe ruins id an old redoubt, or, as tome think, the wall ofaa old town. I rosn thtNtimeivrfhlt.wianslfc II appear lhat It has ba the tutiin id a age oat xm Inxn time Immemorial, lo erect mounds pyramid In kowor thnr itlM triou Jrd. Tbe IUvi4iant were remark aWe In Ihii ptrUeuljT. Very re peet fully tMr he JOHN TRAVIS, Trae, ln. I Slrt.

Krvs luliceer) rs. Irw wwee the te. mams nf a tide Wrre fmnd In th Halbub w.sds atnuttbrr mile fnam ibis vitliga.o a part of the nld haUl ground The rid had been a very hae pa ad he brass work and ilrr te nd sight wrre fsvtVet. To puvta a Band 4 aout en hjch Charleston (1 Schr eruoii, Hill Aux Cayes How laud Commerce, Edwards Philadelphia Capitol, CliiTord Plymouth lielhinli, llurleu Boston Sloop William, Coooltv Philadelphia flUlV Kl THIS roKr.NOON Schr Citizen, from Yarmouth, with fih, lo the ma ter. Scbr Turk.

G.idfrry, 4dayfrom Bobbin, with merchandize, to II Herrick, Van Nortwick it Milhr, Skrldiug Son, and others. Schr Mohican, Nirkermn, 4 days from Boton, with merchandize, Itc. to Sc Brett, Di ings, ot others. Sliaip Bo.ton ftcket, 1 1) I 3 d.iy trom Cuathain, in hailoit, tu BlVlwin Sloop Jupiter, Tyler, hours from Norwich, wilh produce, to tbe master. S.M LEO brig Bolivar Liberator, Hurd.S America; JoM ih Surngue, Nort'ulk: tcbur Saluda, Philadelphia.

ARRIVED LsT EVENING. cala, Moore, from mii.tn, left Cotres Pec. Cth. with dry eisils. Jtc.

to tJri.ivuld. Mrs. M. Lawrence, dipt. Tunier.nnd 3inth ter rue.

Siike riotliiug. Ship oilmu. I'rne, from Havre. (Jan. 1 wilh dry hl, to illork.

i'aengees, E. Fredle, dm. hmond, J. Jabuh Tho. Svlria.

latrof briz Lv Ship Fabius, Thompson, from Rrlfat, (Jan. Itlt.) to A Bell St Co. Pa emrer. Mrs. J.

Ilsiel, J. right, J. S. Ilallun, P. Duffy, and 36 ia tbe tteernae.

l.eft ship Meteor, fur Vorfc Ship Illinois, a ler an, from NOrl. (9lh in't) to Holmes ti Co. Pasriiger, Muj. Cuming of the army, lady, child servt. A Seofteld ladv, Mrs, ad r.trand.

child It tent J. N. Hi de, Dr. T. II.

Mai dox, E. lieeeher, Capt II. Beecher. Capt. W.

Ih, R. March, W. B. Berry, Mr. Reggio, and master llaruy.

Uft the Mary, Scd, for this port i days. Brig Frances, Palmer, bile, I i days with Cotton, Lc to Baldwis Forbes, and other. Brig Jane, Fowler, ie. St Th fnas day, with rum, pimento, Vc. to Fou ler.

I'astrogen, Captaw W. Luytrr, and D. E. W'iKwm. Brig (irn.

I'aei, Curacoe, with coffee, sail anJ sprcie, loJ 1'oulke, Na.ir.J l.ravesand Mas. tersk Marko. lft, rth int. arhr belenging ti Key Wet, under tei .11 re. A I'r.

frigate ar.offihepirt lib. Kcp vtrd that Com. Laborde wasoa th roast with two million, dollar to tunpW the rebels. Scbr is. John, of IL I.

lias landed a cargo of pruvistoos at Car acoa 4 other Am. vessels were daily expected. Hng Mcutua, Sinclair, St. Crutx, (B. End,) to L.

Graud. Brig Eliza, Perry Wilminrtnu, 1 days, to Wheel wrirbt. Lett at Ihe Bar, uri; tieorge, of NYork I'l her, of Bath, schr Wm.tf Indies, ready. Brig Hosannub, Spillrran, of a. reiitacula, lidays Withc4too, lead, luc.

ticrlrr. Brig North Carolina, llallrtt, Wilmington. 4 ibvys to linden. LCallender.and CHunt Left brig Athaha. York.

4. Scbr Leonora, Parish, Ponce, 10 days with sugar an Icoflee. to Matthews hi Leveeing. IaK, Hth, inst biig Ann Maria, uf York, discbg. Schr Susan, Cm krr.

Wa lnngton, NC days with naval tor, t.s Mitrhill Bleecker ilth inst. in a nvrrboard tbe deck hid, (60 bols. Same time drirew abor near Erg Harbor. tv br suan Mary, irocn ewnern, witn corn and tar, lo liver Uunlelt. SrbrVolianl.

Farnham, Baltimore, days w'lB mereharklire to L'lLimmeilieu, and other. Sloop Uunie. Darlmr, ashington, N.C.wilh na val Van Ba kirk. From reach pnarrt lo Jan. prr.

Cf nu. At Havre, Evelina. Newton, NOrlean; Baluc, Ma rv.Cl.arleVon; 31st, New England. Snow, NOrlean; 3d Camen, Simmoos do 4th, Olympiad, Wood, do Sailed, rlih Gaialhea. Drew, Kelly, do; Unliath, Alkins Mobile.

Marseilles Dec. SO, aild, Patroon, Denoett, Philadelphia, Cbareot 1 Jlh, tailed, Zipporah, Drlersdernt, Philadelphia. Leghorn, sailed, Trrsia, Lovell, and Ncreut, Broad hrHisr, 1 orl. 'III iLK, Frh.L Ar. seh Specie, York 4, fsr Prterburg.

Below, brig Good llo, Candler, nf Bust day, Pernamtiucu lee and hide in tb Mercantile Ins. Co, 1 ork. M.W.OKLEANS. Feb. Cld.

brig Nun, York. Ftb. i.kt strain tow boat Hercule, from hcuw Poverty Point, foand Ih ship New Urban. C4. I York, in didreas, aud towed her bach lotovro.

Cld. brig 1 trion, rk. I cb. sell Corrro, Tucker, TampUo, wilh Jij.issl. 40 pnsengrrs, ail Spaniards wbu wrre tt belled hv Virtue i Ibe Pie law Brig Milton, NVork, IJdt tutb Balize.

CU.briit Strsnner, Murk. ArshiD Hannibal.NVork. In the River, shii Mobile and I ksri.la, York Law.n.to arh John Itucr.lr anal liMlu.tr) do. I'll MILES VON. Feb Ar hng rUI m.

lire, 14 dav a. Lrfl I rb HI, brig Cadmi'S hitr. for York, nrxt day. l.efi al i.ualamala un Ihe fib.hr if Paraxon. fi Vork.

dais. Brig Su an, (of orn, Trinid (Uulia) 1 4 days, Leit alb iut Wig W'm Henrv, frown, 1 1 aud 1. Vork la IU day; lho, Hlaochard. fiu St Jago. fir NVork ia lOdays; tcb 1'irigo, I'cttingiU br Nlork in 16 days.

Schr Jane. Cadorp. St Jagndr Cuba, It days. Left Frhti, lnp Circassian, Davi, Vork, juk ar; whr arpvnler, Carro'l, fiu Viu dirfb. rlir l.iliy, nawyrr, cy as ri, 3 oays.

Schr lively Kriia, Miilliam, llavana.ldavs, I'lllLADELI'HI leh, IL Arrived sloop LaK mltn. days trom 1 ora. Stoop ldy a.hiiiitou, Beast.an, 3 Jayafm Nlork. I i 1 .1... If days from Mantaozas tsr Pruvi lence.

Left there. Feb luth. brig Ariel, sibu.for Mork.hwding. hlp Keriia from Nantucket Norwich, went a shore tbe ove la the taleonlh Hth. hut will be r.h ii.vi 1 ei 1 st.e it f.ziksart i'Ur.

three door east of I Iad treet CT3TTT1 A ssasksssslssCw J. TilWV UAKK. lulfcor't sSeiuhl. Thi'e tragedy of A TALE OF THE runoi the iDv Prince Edward, Mr. Barry: Lady EVclM.

Mm. Shame rm will, affee the 1 Ji an x.pnogue written by the author. To which will be added th MILLER OF MANSFIELD. To elude with the drama of PETER WILKINS. aMcmat rerlormance at quarter be (ore 1.

(1 HATHA M. Tbia evening, the comedy of the WAY TO GET MARRIED. Tangent Mr" Crook Dick Dashall, Fielding; Julia Faulkner, Mis Twibill; Clementina Allspice, Mrs. Lotwitle. To conclude wilh the melo drama of the FALLS OF THE CLYDE.

Donald, Mr. May wood; Ellen Enfield, Mrs. Williams. Performance to commence at 1 o'clock. BOWERY.

Thit evening, the melodrama of THIRTY YEARS, or the Gambler's Fate. A Pns de Deux.hy Mons. Barbere and Mad'selle Celeste. To conclude with tbe farce of WINNING WJS BA D. Eight characters by Miss Rock.

Friday, Macbeth by Mr. E. Forrest Performance at quarter liefore 1. I tHEATRE PARK. Aor't ztriirfit.

A. public is respectfully informed, that on'Thnrsday evening, SSth inst will be preaetilcd idth timeUhe ad mired and successful tragedy of A TALE OF THE CRUSADE, written by a gentleman of thi city. To which will be added, the Comedy of THE MILLER OF MANSFIELD. The whole to conclude, with the splendid meUvdrama of PETER WILKINS, or tbe frtSIa INSIRtU RLS WANT ID. Mad a fuliycsaw prleoi lo tntlruet in tbe elementary beatxbe of F.ogii.h ami I reixk i anted in a re psstol scbaol ia thi.eitr.

Thesaltry ill be liberal and tbeailuatma permanent, but Ibe nxnt sati.f tory rtfereoret ill he reuuirsd at regard toranhililv and character, la quire annionice. v. MIF. Members idtbe lVhtraof tbr rMIEMenibersiftbelVhetrofthePrk iMug iniaijuer. Ill AD'LLE CELESTE'S FAREWELL BENE.

If I ITT. A CARD. Ma.rileOle.te has the lion orofnnnouueing, that she will take her benefit ou Tne day Eveniug, 4lh March. Upon thi occasion, which will be the last of her appearing before a New York audience, her best efforts ill he used not to impair the favorable opinion which tbe flatten herself 1 entertained of her professional merits. Mad'He Celeste will appear in the character nf Julio, in the interesting drama of DEAF DUMB.

She will also dance a new Pa Srul, wilh a new and attractive costume. Themauoirrr has been pleased to give her a new farce, now ncrf inning at Covant Gar. den with great success, called THE LANCERS, or Two Coat to one Body. Afler which, a highly effee tire fill de Drier; lo hi succeeded by an attractive one act piece, in which Mr. Barrett will personate a principal character.

The whole to conclude with a brilliant Pol de Trots expressly got up by Mont. Labette, and tn be danced by Mad. Hutiti, Mont. Barbere, and M.ld'l Celeste. ifCJ Seal may be secured at the Box OftVe.

Tty SUPERIOR SOUL kLKH.L COAL. J. HE New York Schuylkill Coal Company have ronstnntly fir tale Schuylkill Coal of the oetf aWily, free from slate and other impurities. Price, 311 per chaldron. Orders left nt ibe oflSce of the company, corner nf Washington Beaver streets, or at Mr.

Charles O'born's h.irdurare store, No. S3 Fulton treet Mr. N. Luilluni's hardware store, No. 38 Br Md wav, corner of hite treet Mr.

J. II. W'oterbur No. 415 Greenwich, corner of Canal strret Mr. Pet Jackson's gmte mnkef, 131 Bowery Mr.

Chri linu Mi day's Bowery, corner of Granl street, will receive immediate attention. N. B. A chaldron of Ciwl is 36 bushels a ton It 23 hu.hels. Theromrnnyheveonband Suufl Coal or Screening suitable for stove and many manufacturing purjiose, at 85.

0 per chaldron and olo an inferior kind at tt perchaldron. WALTER NEXEN, Fi'8 tf See eiary. Of' THK UL.1H.H il Tb cata'oitue of China Silk Im. ported in Ihe Braver hy Thomas II. Smith it Son, and in tbe Danube by Mrsrs.

Perkins Co. are now ready, and the exhibited fr examination ia the warrhoue of Mcr. Thomas II. Smith Sou, Front and 'jt South street. The sale will like place to at 10 oYlik.

Tb Silks now ofl.rd fc nle (I JsJcaes were preoar.il entir ly hy contract il. great care, and in quality and both thi mnrkrl and exportation, will be found superior to nnv irmer imp rt itn n. F.1 IOi' Klt M.E. oii.t Htirtktr ill ou tn i dar, tlie March, nt half pat 1 o'clock, at the hang, mt inue Ihe tale.f ibe pr perty of George Ri e'je, part of Ihe Oil GUa ILhim Farm, corn pning a numb nf valua'de 1, 4 of ground 111 tb truth ave.i heiween 3 iti a. 4 Hh streets each lot feel inches bv l'l feet Al.

21 lots no 3th betwe Ihe tth and lOtJa each Ii fet hv 9S frrt inches. Term 1. 10 per cent on the day 1 ssle 10 per cat In a fortnight wlrn deed ill be given Ihe re due c.in remain on bond an I naorirer at 1 per cent fortra ars, or a "holier iiernid, at the opti wi of lb pur. cba.er. The nle will lie percmutory.

A map may be tern at theolhce of Ihe aucli meer. F.8 luUH lwotry brick lloje very repectabl families, near the Dry to let fje one 1 enr at SI SO and Ibe tax es, to families. Apply at No. li Wa.kirsgua qr. nesar 4ih aireet err 5X 'lU I t.

I UK tEAK, Ih 4lh Hoots) if Thompoo in Ibe row imsrbl building frontine Wahincton in point of nation are unequalled by any ra tbenty. Tbis boue is hy 40 feet with a eui.rt yard and balconies the yard in the rear i planted With fruit trees, ha marl) mantel ia the hitrment aud upper, iwrlout, which are psanected by mahogany fuidiag do rs, and ar lo have grates set to toil the tenant. Tbe garret is finihed. The whole max he viewed al any lime, by calling foe tl key nrxt door but ine below, designating Ibe bout lo he examined. For term, apply to fclw It.

MURRAY. Exchange st AT PRIVATE SALE, a lb Real EUiw of llie late Jksi V. IK jsreisesa, deceated, eonsistiirg of a valuable ARM, situate ia tb Iowa 4 Southfieid, Stxten Idand, ailkiising oa th New Durup Lane.in front of the BrklloreTavem. and about one and half mile from th village nf Richmond, anJ hre mile (rm the ianntiae. Said I arm contains 100 acre nf firrt rat arahl Und of rich and loomy toil, well leonesl, ami naier a high sate of cultiraltun.

On said rrml.es It a paetnu Dwelling House, barge Bam, I arriag House, and all other nrces ary out house. Alan. Apple and peach tin hards wilh tbe be elected kii. l. r4 fiait, and different other kinds of fruit trees, a garden, a wr II of water by the dour, with rrery oilier cnnveaienre ns cessary.

Alwa, a wnod lot, c.sitaiiiing about Iwtuty. hie acres, hravi'y limbered with tsak and cbesnut timber, that ill be sutt.ne.it for nelng fir wood fur said Farm, aod lying itluu half a mile (mm lha turn. AUi, a swfikiency uf Sail nasssdow altacocd to said tarni. Al a FAr.M.tHnstalnsaid towo, withia a quarter of a mil ol th vilLigt of Richiwond, with Ih jmh he rued ruuuing Inrnugb said I arm, ia fnant uf th DwrDiiag. Said Farm contains acre land, with a isf fencing Umber and fir wad, hsr the oseof said Varra.

The greater part of aaid Farm 1 eicellcul arable and meadow land, wilh a snficiestry of salt adioiniug. On laid farm Is good Dwelling I barn, and other necessary ool build ing orrhard and fruit tree uf various kin Is. The virw from the dwelling ov. Ihe said aillses, aa ehiiri kr, art boiiw, ke. are in full tit, akr Ibe nro peel uprrHir to n.ny others, a FARM, iluat iw aid town, adjoining Ih at Fort Hirh 1 osad, by thrlrlrgiarh al la Narrows, including Ibe great shad fishery ki wed kiHiWu in Ibl.

Vkinitv. Said farm contains about SO arrr4l.nid,a part uf which is well and Ih irmainmg put arable, suitable fr rai.ioz all kuadsof hrilkrt corn, grnio and by tin said is a g.d Dwtlling a Tavern and other neeesry out hrsi aid nnvnieiies. 1 he and view from said dwelling over Ih bay to Ug.lnd. Nrw oul lolbeucsvan, tuak it de.iralie itiiatnn. Aln.

a I jt of Wisml'and, not fjr from the fiH a bur farm, eosiiaining about acres well wooded wiibcl.e.niil an oaktieuher. bdsisf alt Mea Kiw to suit purchaser. For far her particulars apply to. ANTII'INV JOHNSON,) PETER JVCoBsoN.or Etsvutor. Israel jvcohmin.

Stalrn laud, near the JOHN WALLIS. 1 sq. Aloesaey at Law No. 1 Ijiw Buildings N. Y.

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The whole oftheaisive property wnl be aolJ low If arm'ication be made tmmed, alelv. Jw fS. FOU MAIN t.u.t rer'd by the late packet an elegant asa.rtmml of nle and narrow bbsnd laces aul lding. Uk andwlitt bluud tare vvilt and blood thaw I taobhinet Ise dres bobhicet lar pelerine, rape collars hall handkerxhi'fs Weeet aod caps: thread and hbbinet lrs quillings 'l rub worlird drese; workel pelerines; capes; cot la's 1 half bdkf aad Worked rapa Verv ihk hevy blue hlk jet do; blk lltlmn blk grot dr brrUn blk gms tuples Wa black figured do I jet blark do; blk mrsles, Mk Imb siarbwsk sartat 1 elegant cwmeis aair im Ihioel shaal; ra.kaaer trel Wieriaao trawls dokg and quare; plaid grorgaattses! p'aid French giugbami; I rettrh calicos kr.t wtwsvesi itsaiKl r4.ed I resarh crape hall drete tsf errrv dr trritM0 and col 11 black and I black bwnbaia.l tcwhiaaersaVisriksrwa co'oes caws sunee undeMJ Irkh I Harass line Ian ilaw'lw I ikfs. ernhri i lrre.1 cnrnees; p'aia do.

I tiae. locethrr With a eeaeral attsartwrrat of lan Theatre I ttai ftl BrnadwavT ncy beg leave to return Iheir gratrtu: loanas 10 fir, 1 I .1 i i 1 ikis A. Taj hsr. and IHrhingv Uce. Jh J.J It UarTldkft.

to and la tbe Mintaxrr id lb 1 Fayette Bad Chatham Theatres the lientlertaen rsf their Orchlrs andti ail Ih prolrssional grtrtlemea no alej mem at their bens fit. fe: It wjiiip acvsta from London Tb 13 signre by this ship are partirularlv requeued to end I heir vmits rat hoard the NUrray'i hart oe 1 1 the ntbee No. South tl. All raids 0 4 permit ed after the expiration tf I day 1 ill tvcaasarily rat to lb rubUC filsre. la JOUNCRUWOLO.Agstd.

tale cheap, Maiealaa. fsrt It'll BLUE BLACK I I.ORI.Nt l. Hale anl Taintor, bsve reeelaed from auction this sro log. 3 pieces nf Ih very r4 quality Nu blse Maeesa. Ime Silks karh they will tell at tt per yard, al Maiden lane, rv dmr m.

at. aVfl J'tloklNti liLSSS PI.Art.s AaVwcar4lhsj 104 last reeelesH and talr rrr law, hf Ult 'jOUN CRAtKAN, ti resort tL i Murrw fe. ora fei of bre cd For freif apply to tun uia hove. I ray't wl 28 on bouri balance modal io feJ8.