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I in 1 of coo. to of driven, so as to be desiganted by their earmarks, dressed pick- pockets in our city. Many of thein are secured fur their proper owners in sheepcotes lodging at our fashionable public houses, where they arranged laterally, or nearly so, round the exterior will undoubtedly reap a harvest. The approaching circle. Contiguous calculated to contain about sinalier 100 pens, sheep, the festival also will afford then opportunity of relieving tliose each of which is to respective owners: had erected temporary, tents, the unwary of their watches and money.

wherein the operation of shearing was usually this ser- performed. The aumber of hands engaged in On reference to the Journals of Congress, we find vice, nay be owner imagined from. 1000 the fact sheep, one another gentle- of that the statue decreed by them to Gen. Washingthat and numerous others of sinaller flocks, varying ton, on resigning his commission in 1783, was to be man is the of about numbers, from 3 to 400 down to a single dozen. 700, in the of Bronze, and on the pedestal were to be represenThe business of selecting, bustle, seizing and adds yarding, small tations of the four principal events, during the war, sheep, creates a degree of that the no in which he had an immediate amusement to the general activity of with- agency.

The whole number of sheep and lambs brought There The in the great inclosure, is said to be 16,000. sheared Corporation in authorising the exhibition are also several large flocks commonly of Causici's statue it seems have omitted to at other parts of the island. As these are the only important holidays which direct inhabitants of Nantucket have ever been accus: off tomed to observe it is not to be marvelled at, that all other business should on such occasions be suspend- should and that the labcurs attendant thereon, mingled with a due share of recreation. of Accordmunity for a long time prior to the annual ingly, the fancies of the juvenile portion shearare ing, occupied in dreams of fun and the schemes long of frolic. of the With the mind's eye, they behold array tents, surmounted with motley banners floating in the day) wind, and stored with tempting tit-bits, candidates and for mastication.

With the mind's ear money they distinguish the spirit stirring the screak soinniferous of the fiddle, tom the gruff jangling of the dru.n, smor zando of the jewsharp, and the enlivening scuffle of little feet in a belter jig upon the deal platform.And their visions, unlike those of riper mortals, are always realized. For be it known, that independent of the preparations made by persons actually concerned in the mechanical duties of the day, there are erected on a rising ground in the vicinity of the sheep fold, some twenty pole and sail cloth edifices, furnished with seats, tables, and casks, and dishes severally filied with jocund faces, baked pigs, punch and cakes--and surrounded with divers savoury concomitants in the premises, courteously ded by the changeful master of ceremonies, studious of custom, and emalous of cash. For the accommodation of those metry urchins and youngsters, who choose to trip it on the light fantastic toe," a floor is laid at one corner; over which presides some African genius of melody, brandishing a cracked violin and drawing most moving notes from its agonized intestines, by dint of gripping fingers and rich-angled elbows We know of no parallel for this section of the entertainment, other than what the Boston boys were wont to denominate Nigger in contradistinction for Artillery Election.At the former anniversary, which is the day on which who is governor" is officially announced, the blacks and blackees are permitted to preambulate the Mall and Common, to buy gingerbread and beer with the best of folks, and to mingle in the mysteries of paw. But on the latter day, when that grave and chivalrous as the Ancient and Honourabie Artillery Company, parade for choice of officers, which officers are to receive their diplomas directly frown the hands of His Excellency the Governor and Commander in Chief, in open day, and in the august presence of all sorts of civil and martial dignitaries why wo to the sable imp, that shail then adventure his woolly poll and tarnished cuticle within the bal. lowed neighhourhood of nobility EVANING POST.

SATURDAY, JULY 1. Lithography --We lately publisived some remarks upon Mr. lithographic bank notes, in which we felt ourselves bound to state candidly our conviction that they would never answer the end proposed, namely, of presenting any efficient barner to counterfeits; about the time most of the daily papers in this city expressed an opinion directly the reverse of ours. Although we well knew the medium through which they had received and forined their opin ions, yet we were content to let the matter rest on its merits without further controversy, but the Commercial Advertiser of last evening contains an article in reply to our objections, which we feel it a dais to Mr. Henderson to notice.

corta-nig an highly desirable to prevent counterSiting if possible, and we should be among fret to welcome any practicable mode of doing so; bat we see no reason yet for changing opinion that lithography will never supply desiderata. We stated in our former article that this mode of engraving could be too essily imitated in its general appesrance to oppose barriers to counterfeiters." This is utterly denied in the Commercial Advertiser. A mere denial does not invalidate the facts stated which those who know any thing about know to be true. There in at this moment Inhographist in this city who will supply any pliesat with the stone and other materials drawing, which a far more simple operation then painting Any one acquainted with principles of drawing can with a little practice execute a handsome lithographic engraving the stone which is afterwards banded to the tar, who will strike 1000 copies in a few from a small hand press, The whole espense this nomber of copies will not exceed ten or teen dollars. We do not pretend to say that Henderson has not some secret to render his different from others, bat are warranted the belief that he has not, from the circumstance that be makes no mention of it in a letter we received from him.

On the contrary he that Lithography in ite infancy and few engaged in it and those chiefly in the chalk ing manner." Now although the art se in ate of get ita estreme simplicity is likely to bring perte tion in a very short period. What can stronger proof of thin it an the fact stated in Commercial, that the whole espenre of Mr. engraving, does not exceed 60g or sixty Os would be nearer truth to say five or six 17 Mr. 11. has a secret mode of engraving, long an it remains with him it may present terfeite, but whenever it transpires, the of the work will be additional indacement fraud.

Copper piston cost from two to four dred dol'are encl steel plates ainwet deeble The long apprenticeship necessary engraving a plate equal to our best precio des alavest entirely an equal nacellence the counterfeiters; indeed it may be the imitations are always of very infenot We are stall of opinion therefore, that first copper and steel plaice offer a more complete then any thing have yet seen or heard of. And herewe that the present estenure circalation counterfeit notes is to be attributed to false on the part of the basks the Gret place de not employ in nest they une their they are worn got, and they notes they ate redoned of ured lint. will be of cosmo understood to be Snad to certain which are well known to the charge. so add that we are rapported by a of have and have to the an gang very high--all the low ground overflowed, and 6. The front of the City Hall will be ornament zas.

insor, Spoke, 3 days from 50, Havana for ship Russia. horse, long tail, 8 years old, trots lat 28 Ion 79, United States, FOR SALE--A beautiful black the obliged to to the hills, and ed with a transparent painting, act of presenting Schr Mary Jane, Dyer, 15 days from Havana fast, and warranted sound, well Indians resort representing the make new fields for their corn. Committee of Congress in the PHILADELPHIA, June ship broke to haruese and a first the Declaration of Independence be tu that indicated body. from saddle and parade horse Enquiro Hoboke rate WASHINGTON June 29. 7.

The twenty four states will by Hamilton, Williams, Belfast. 153 passen Bowne's stable, Duane 4th the The last Western mail brought the news of the twenty four stars. gers. Church street. jy1 lw the law Lynn death of General William Rector, late Surveyor 8.

In the rear of the Hall, the Globe, in which Brig Only Daughter, Kilbourn, 14 days from near General of the United States for the district compos- the United States are conspicuously delineated, Nevis. MPEDIMENT OF SPEECH- Mr. and Mrs. start ed of the States of Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, will be illuminated, showing our advance Schr Amity, Linnell, of Boston, 20 days from Chapman. respectfully inform the public, that until and, the Territory of Arkansas.

He had for a year nations of the earth: This will Montego, Bay, Jamaica. Left. schr Lady Tomp- their New York Institution for the cure of im- N. resided in the State of Illinois, not far ment among the All the illa- kins, of and for New York, 8 days. Off Dry pediments of is conducted at No.

it is ret or two past, be done by sheets of moving fire. In speech, now from St. Louis, and he died within that State about at dusk. 17th Wilson, 10 days few doors bel Leonard cross to the first of this month. minations will of fireworks from the top of from Mobile for Liverpool.

20th, off the Baha- where ladies and gentlemen are handsomely street, NOR commence Tortugas, inst. ship Robert 344 Broadway, a the Hall will conclude the festivities of the day. Ina Keys, ship Balize, 12 9. A grand display Morris understand that the Chief It will consist of flights of rockets and throwing Orleans, for Marseilles. 26th, off Hatteras, schr assistance requisite in the way of the days, of and from New accommodated, and receive every attention and Engineer, on the Morris Canal, intends to put the of gerbs of the greatest size.

The fireworks will Amelia, of Hartford, from Edenton, bound for profession. Mr. C. from an inveterate stammerer, recov. inclined plane, at Rockaway, in operation on the begin at 9 and end at 10 o'clock.

Barbadoes. ered himself by his own method, to a remarka4th of July. This, from improveinent, in the manner JACOB B. TAYLOR, Cham'n, Schr Georgetown, Dennison, 12 days from bie fluency and distinctness of speech, and since Albany one level of the ed: be for a railing to be built around it to keep of the crowd of spectators. It is to be much be wished that an additional appropriation for the the railing should be made, or the statue will undoubtedly receive injury.

Tea bave heretofore refrained (says editor of the Philadelphia Gazette of yesterfrom note or remark on the documents re- of lating to the Tea Case, and depart from our custo-day merely to state that we are in the daily expectation of receiving from Francis H. Nicoll, certain depositions which he thinks will throw now light on the transactions. The ships Addison, and Woodrop Sims, were exposed for salo socond time at Philadelphia yesterday by the United States Marshal. The Addison was knocked off at $4000, subject to a claim of $2800 for seamen's wages. The Woodrop Sims was put up by the auctioneer at $3000, and afterwards withdrawn.

His Excellency, Albert Gallatin, minister to the Court of St. James, lady and daughter, sniled this morning in the packet ship Florida for Live erpool. Chancellor Jones gave notice yesterday morning that his court would adjourn to-day. He then took up the calendar, when it appeared that every cause had been tried or disposed of except one, and in that cause the counsel was not ready. At a meeting of the Directors of the Tradesman's Bank, held yesterday afternoon, Samuel Cox, Esq.

was elected Cashier, rice W. 11. Falls removed. From the Philadelphia Gazette, June 30. Paper is to be hoped that we shall soon have a plentiful supply of this article, as certain of our brokers being of opinion that the mints in New England, New York, and New Jersey do not coin it fast enough, have commenced issuing one dollar notes on thoir own authority, and in the most shameful disregard of the laws of the state in which they are living.

Persons engaged in other branches of business to have left the horse to his own guidance. any and industrious citizen of Washington, was wan- 24 Mr. Tobias Martin, whitesmith, an ingenious toniy shot at and killed on Wednesday last, by a person of the name of Devaughn. all 970 aiding the brokers in the laudable design of still further depreciating the currency; and we have before us an engraved note, which was received by a respoctable grocer of the city, in which certain persons, before unheard of, promise to pay J. Cope or bearer nue dollar on demand, in specie or paper of the Bank of North America." li is dated Philadelphia, June 90th, 1826, signed Tayler, Print, and countersigned, William Henderwn, Clerk.

The vignette in a portrait of Washington, and at the end are imitations of die work, with the word Pennsylvania" in large lettern. The note is not made payable at any parity ticular place. Mosses. S. M.

Allen have cashed such of their notes as have been presented for payment: but it ought, we think, to be known where Messrs. Ross Taylor are to be found, before their notes ob. tain general circaiation. P.S. Wo have just learned that Row Taylor keep a lottery office, in Market street, where near Eighth street or Ninth.

We call on the attorney general to take the necersary sures for enforcing the laws of the state. A man employed in driving one of Moliere's ico carts, killed at an early hour this was ing. by tho overturning of the cart near Fair Mount. fie is believed to have fallen asleep. and From the Nere York Gazelle, We received last evening by the Daily Line from Philadelphia, the following letter, writen yer terday morning, from Mr.

J. In. Keanedy. of this city, containing: an account of the loss of the brig Metupe, of this port, on the 18th of March last the Pampas of Bluenos Agree, Mr. P.

Barre, my follow passenger in the brig Merope, carries you this letter, the purport of which is to acquaint you that on the 18th March last, at half past four in the morning. the Merope was cast away between Rio de la Plata and Rio Negro. on thai tract of delart known by the name of the Pampas of Buenos and go, with every thing belonging to passengers and crew, totally lost. about a quarter of so hoar after the brig struck, she filled so that we barely tine to escape with our of crew had to swim ashore, and one beld on to wreck for twenty-four hours, when ho drifted the beach, with part of the deck which separated from the bull. We wore 17 dage from the of our shipwreck antil we reached Buenos four of which we were lost in a perfect without any nourishment but a little salt pork sand obliged to lie down at nights der a heavy rain, which continued without intermission, with our bodies half buried in ter.

We were rescued from our almost hopeless a by two real hunters, one of whom companied us to Buenos Agree, and it appeared the pace where we were cont away was nearly 900 miles from the nearest habitation. Our bare been almost past endurance. We came to St. Kitte in an English ship Bluenos Agree, which place we left on the 23d April, and from St. Kitte we arrived here late last night.

The blockade at Buenos Agree still continued in force, and there was some fighting betwcen Brazilian and Agrian squadrons, The following were the only American at Bluence the 93d of A Noble, Lewis, of New Fork. discharging Bad, Miitimore, loading for Havana." in June that In the month of Augost last, fire colored were kidnapped in this city to wit, Enos man Alexander Seniore Senuel rate a sweep, and Cornelius Sinclair. They were obo red first to the line of Delaware and Maryland, and thence by land and water to and Joe at Rocky cone cuence of the cruel besting be of from Abraham F. one of the kidnappers, eco- Sinclair was sold at but has In been found it is hopel, will erentualle restored, Together with there unfortunate the a black by the name of Mary who wee near Elkion. Tilehman and Maniore, who belong to del chia.

and Samuel, who was a setvani of the or N. Jersey living nest Trent jast last sired at thie port New Orleane, in the Cathenne, beving sent then, to our Me Mayor, by the humane who genervesly in their behalf. The Mary has been restored to free the and is under the protection of W. of where she chose to remain a the sufferings of a sea RT. LOUIS, Jose We are informed br Major the in the Riesin beet Sciote Ines Pete that ten the Upper Mimi well were and quiet.

The water passing canal boats a to ther, has excited much interest, and bide fair to of great advantage to the country, as well 88 company who have introduced it. JUBILEE-4th JULY, 1826. 501h Anniversary of American Independence. In pursuance of arrangements of the Committee of the Common Council, the following orders proceedings are adopted for the celebration the Washington military parade ground, Broadway, between Fourth and Sixth streets: 1st. Col.

Arcularius regiment of horse artillery will fire a national salute at 7 A. M. 2d. His honor the Mayor and the Committee of Arrangements of the Corporation will be re ceived at 2 o'clock, at which time a return salute will be fired by a detachment from the 6th Brigade of Artillerie, past 2 o'clock the Declaration Independence will be read. 4th.

At 3 o'clock, two roasted oxen and other refreshments will be served up for the citizens and military under an arbour, decorated in appropriate mannor for this glorious anniversary. By order of the Superintending Committee. JOHN R. PETERS, Chairm'o. JOHN HARRIS, Sec'ry.

STATE OF NEW- YORK. GENERAL. ORDERs, Head Quarters, New York, 7th June, 1826. The Corps of Artillery in the City of NewYork and its vicinity, will parade in Celebration of the ensuing Anniversary of American pendence, on the 4th of July, under the command of Major Geperal Morton, the Senior Officer of the Corps who will issue the necessary orders for that purpose. The Commissary General will issue to the order of Major General Morton, the ammunition he deem requisite for the occasion.

may, order of the Commander in Chief, N. F. BECK, Adjutant General. FIRST YORK STATE ARTILLERY. New- York, 16th June, 1826.

line may be formed for review on the Battery precisely at 9 o'clock -the whole will be under the command of Major General Benedict. Major General Benedict will direct the al Flag to be hoisted at the Battery at sun rise, and will order a National Salute to be fired from thence at noon. Commissary General Muir will deliver to the order of MajorCeneral Benedict the requisite ammunition. To celebrate the return of epochs important in the affairs of a nation, has the sanction of the remotest antiquity, and the period of 50 years has a high solemnity attached to it from an ordinance of the Dehimself. No era in the affairs of the world been of more importance than the Declaration of Independence by the United States, it was the dawn of Freedom to mankind, and its beans are now il.

luminating and enlightening the world. Well may we hail this, its semi anniversary with joy and gratitude. When those intrepid Statesmen subscribed that immortal instrument which asserted our right to freedom and self govern ent, little did they imagine that ina few revolving years, their country be surrounded by so many blessings, and would take among the nations of the earth the proud station it now occupies; while therefore the day will be devoted to demonstrations of joy, let it also be marked by a strict observance of the rules of dis cipline, and a prompt and ready obedience to orders. By order of Major General MORTON. In pursuance of the foregoing General Orders of the 7th ult.

the Troops of the First and Second Di. visions of Artillery, in the city of New- York and its vicinity, are to celebration parade on Tuesday, the 4th of July inst. in of the Fiftieth Anniversury of American Independence. Major General Benedict will order the troops of his Division, and Brigadier Generals Odell and Spicer, will order their brigades to parade, so that the J. VANDERBILT, Division Inspector.

DIVISION, N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY. DIVISION ORDERS. New York.

June 21, 1806. In compliance with the accompanying General and Division Orders of the 7th and 16th inst the several corps therein named will parade at the Battery on the 4th day of July next. for the pose celebrating the semi-centennial sary of our National Independence. The Division line will be formed precisely at 10 o'clock A. M.

Brigadier General Spicer will cause the Nation Flag to be hoisted at the Battery at sunrise and direct a national salute to be fired from thence noon. The troops will be reviewed on the Battery Major General Motion, immediately after the line in formed. Brigadier General Spicer will casso a salute of fifteen guns to be fired from the right of command on the approsch of the Major eral, and one gun on the left, at the termination of the review. It is expected the troops will pass in review the commander in chief, in frunt of the City Hall, after which, that part of the corps doing duty infantry, will fire a fou-de-joi of as rounds man. Brigadier Generals Spicer and Manley make the necessary for ammunition, on Commissary General Muir, who will furnish the same.

The major General makes known to the cers of his command, the appointment of Geo. W. Prentise, as volunteer Aid in the Staff of Division, he will he reyected General accordingly. By order of Major Benedict. JOHN D.

WILSON, Division Inspector. First Regiment of Nne- York State Artillery. REGIMENTAL ORDERS. New. York.

June 90th, 1826. This Regiment will Parade on the Fourth of July inst. the 50th Anniversary of the Declaretion of the Independence of the United States, niferined, armed and equipped. 'The line will be formed on the Washington Military Parade Fourth street, at seven clock, in the forenoon of that day. Drivers of the several Troope will bedireo.

ted to the Arsenal Yard by the Commandants of Companies, The battery will Le brought on the Parade Ground by Cornet Ward, under whose directions the drivers will harness, de. Each Troop will furnish a Trumpeter, and the Adjatant The will furnish one fut the Regiment. Staff will Parade A salete of 94 Gans will be fired by the BetteBy order of Colonel Henry A rentarian, Commanding let Regt. ARRANGEMENTS Made by the Cemmittee of the Corporation celebrating the Fifieth Anniversary of our tional Independence: 1. An on will be masted at the intersection of and Minh streeta, adjoining the Wash.

inglon military parade ground, in the 9th ward. 9. The Mayer and Corporation will, after the receive the military in the in the City Hall, where refreshments provided. 3. From 2 to 3 o'clock P.

M. the doors of the dining room will be open for the suminion of the view the tables 4. At 4 a clock P. M. the guests of the Lion will be in the Gerernor's room in the City Hall, and will from theece proceed to the Gammon Conneil chamber, with the Meyer and Corporation, to witten the prostntation of the canal medal to the son of the late itobert Pal-! ton.

5. The guests afthe Corporatian will be ed in the dining room at part 4 precisely, Route of the military on the 4th troops where will march from the Battery to State street, they will be reviewed by Major General Morton passing his quarters. The march will then be in continued to Broadway, up Broadway to Maiden lane. down Maiden lane to Pearl street, through Pearl to Chathamn street, down Chatham street to the Park, it is expected, they will pass in review of his excellency the Governor 16 front of the City Hall. 'The column will then wheel in- to line.

aud, after having fired a feu de joie, will be dismissed. Washington A fine uniform company, called the Washington Greys, commanded by Captain Childe, arrived yesterday from Philadelphia, with their camp equipage. The steam boat Emerald conveyed them to Hoboken, where they bivouack. They will be assigned an honour. able station in the line on 4th and be present at Castle Garden when the standards are delivered to the National Y.

Nal. Adv. R. RIKER, JOHN Y. CEBRA.

S. F. RANDOLPH, H. ARCULARIUS, Committee of' Arrangements. daughter of Paul B.

Lloyd. DIED, Yesterday, of a lingering illncas, Mr. Francis The Coroner at New Utrecht, reports that he was called on Wednesday afternoon to view the of a inan, unknown, found on the beach Yellow Hook. discovered, he was alive. appeared to have been drawn ont of the water, and was much bruised.

Being asked who wounded him, he answered, God only knows, unless the Captain has done he belonged to the sloop Ann, and that he was born in the state of New York. He soon after expired. MARRIED. This morning in Peters Church, by the Rev. Mr.

Taylor. John H. Dykers, Esq. to Miss Ellen, Ganiz, sen in the 82d year of' his age. His friends and acquaintance, and those of the family, are in- vited tu attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at the house of his son Francis Gantz 5 o'clock, from jun.

No. 80 Lombardy st. On the 30th ult. at Belmont, Havorstraw, Rockland county, the residence of her late father Thomas Smith, Esq after a lingering illness, which she bore with exemplary forutude. Mrs.

Catharine Augusta Budd, consort of Lieut. C. A. Budd. of the U.

S. Navy. At Savannah, on the 13th June, Miss Phebe Ludlow, a native of New York, and several years a resident at that place, aged 18 years and 9 nonths. Of Typhus fever, on the 1st day of May last, on board the U. S.

ship Constitution, at Gibraltar, De Witt Birch, M. D. of the city, of New York, Surgeon's mate, in the Navy of the United States. On board of the packet ship James Crupper. on the 27th of May, on her passage from Liverpool.

of sea sickness, Miss Nancy Hamblin, a native of England, and sister to Mr. Thomas Hamblin, late of the London, but now of the American Theatres, aged 15 years. This interesting young lady had embarked from her native counry to meet the fond embraces and to receive the kind protection of her brother and sister, when she was ultimately cut off from life, and consigned to the grave. Her remains were brought to New York, where they were interred by her brother and a numeroas circ'e of friends, MAURINE High wale, tomorrow 60..: 48m CLEARED. Henry, Kemp Havre 1 Bell Com.

Perry, Thorp Charleston Mauran Pedler, Tunis Gibraltar Leghorn HI Bruen Ranger. Eldridge Aux Cages Van Nortwick Stiller Pomona, Bogman Gibraltar Mauran Jane, Jones Newbern Sylv-eter Healy, Budd Jamaica Edward. Snow Thomaston Jane, Hiter Havana Orlando, Tucker Jehovich, Sloop Tripler, Harper Fredericksburg B. D. Jones, Manchester Providence Eagle, Warden Alexandria ESSIVED THIS FORENO Ship Savannah, Moore, Savannah.

5 days, with cotton and rice, to Whitlock. jr. Bogert Knceland. Haydock Jenkins, A Rowly Co. Boorman Johnston, Richarde, Jewett Coil wise, Gibbons, and to order Left ships Wood, for NYork.

5 days; Oglethorp, Tedbfrom Liverpool, just art. Passengers, Mr. Mongin, lady, children and 9 servants: Rev. Mr. Blodget, Indy, children and servant: Rev.

Mr. Chase and lady Mise Dunning: Mr. Dunham, lady, child and servant; Mrs. Lawson and serve: Nesbet and Son: flutier, Gibbons, Beers, Butts, Rowe, Wasson, Clarke, Wetmore, Winter, Greene, Case, Benham, Abernethy, Benedict, Saunders, Saunders, jr. and Col.

Neale of whom return their thanks to Capt. Moore his polite attention on the passage. Schr Perry, Robinson, Havana, 8 days, with sugar. coffio. wax, angars fruit, to Stevens, owner.

Mauran. L. Lay de Co. Cottinet, For. de Girand, and I' Harmony.

Left, ache Only Son, Galt, 40 days from for Boston, put in in distress, to sail 93d brigs Brutus, Wolf, NYork, in 10 days: Hesper, do, 5 de: Salads. Wood, do, 9 do: ship Cadmus, Fisher, Amsterdam, 1st July. Sailed 924 in co, with brig Mitford. Coverly, of NYork, for NLondon, and passed her on the 26th in lat 36 30. Ion 7330.

Schr Rising Sun, Bartlett, from New Prottdence, and 8 days from Eleuthera, with fruit, to WV Waller. Left schr Shylock, for Boston, days. Schr Ariel, Witten Washington, N. C. with naval stores, to Mitchell Bleecker.

Sailed co. with ache Culty, for NYork. pool; Cortes, Sprague, ships London: Tinkham, Howard, Hol. Sailed, packet Florida, dredge, Havre; brig Ranger, Eldridge, Passengers by the packet ship Cortes, Sprague, master, for Liverpool Jones, Mr. I Hill, end Mr.

Hope of land: Mr. James Morgan, el New York: Victors Ferrell, of Spain, and Mr. Ames Mr. 8prague, of Bridgewater, Mane, Passengers in the packet ship Florida, for verpool. Hie Excellency Albert Galistin, Minie.

let to London, lady and daughter: Mr. Samuel 1. Fisher and lady, of Philadelphia: Mien glam, of NYork Mr. Archibald Grae of pool: Mr. Gen.

H. Ryland, servt. eff 8. America: Mt. John Banister, of Boston; Captain Trotter, Sr.

Parton. Regal nary Me James of Virgins Mr. Shorthouse, of England. OGices of the Patriot and Daily Boston, Jane 99. Arrived, brig Acorn, House.lu days from delphis.

On Monday afternoon, in the Vineyard Bound, carried away fore and maint Scht Amity, Lane, 13 dare from Bi Crois. Len 15th lost. brig William, GrecelesG, fork, 6 Beht Betsey Eliza. Winger, 13 daze Richmond. 16 days Com At brig Marina.

50 from Ass Ceres Brig Hicckler, 17 from New York. Schr Resolution, Smith, 3 days from York. Schr Arian, Williams, 3 days from New Schr Mary A Ann, Lewis, 4 days from York Sloop Boston Packet, 4 days from York. At from the Havana. Lazaretto, brig Bevan, Jernigan, 11, days Schr Leaper.

Snow, 5 days from York. BOSTON, June schr Eclipse, Lewis. from New York. At. Quarantine, brig Sophronia Dole, Wade, 32 days from St Croix.

Schr Glide, Smith, 14 days from Gonaives. Schr Fairy, Marble, 29 days from Vera Cruz. Spoke, June 15, ship John Edward, of York, from Havana for Mobile. Signal for one ship and three brigs. The ship telegraphed the Gen Hamilton, from Canton.

A THE public is respectfully informed, that in consequence of the indisposition of a principal perforiner, the opera of Cenerentola, advertised for this evening, is unavoidably, changed to that of Tancredi. Performance at 8. Monday, Italian Opera. Tuesday, 4th of July, two new dramas, written by a gentleman of this city, with other entertainments. announces friends and the public.

benefit and last appearance is fixed for Thursday next, July 6th (being the last night but one of company's performance this season.) when will be presented Goldsmith's Comedy of She Stoops Young to Conquer, Marlow, or Mr. the Mistakes of al Night." Simpson, Tony Lumpkin, Mr. Hackett, Miss Hardcastle, Mrs. Hackett, Miss Neville, Mrs. Sharpe.

At the end of the play, Uncle Ben," and a new story called The younger days of Hans Knickerbocker," both in character, by Mr. Hackett After which the Interiude Sylvester Daggerwood, or The Mad Dunstablo Actor." Cusar Sy nystus Daggerwood (with imitations of various performore, Mr. Hackett. Between the Jude and farce Mrs. Hackett will sing (by particula: desire) Like the gloom of night retiring" and The Mermaid Song.

The whole to conelude with the popular farce of Monsicur Tonson, Monsieur Morbleu, Mr. Hackett. Box Book is now open at the Theatre DARK THEATRE. Mr. Hackett, respectful- where seats may be secured.

je29 ATHAM THEATRE. R. DAMON SCOTT'S AND PYTHIAS- This Damon, Evening, Mr. Scott; Pythias, Mr. Duff: Calanthe, Mrs.

Duff': Hermione, Mrs. Wailack. To conclude with Too late for Dinner- Poppleton, Mr. Bernard. late of the Boston and Albany Theatres; Nicholas Twill, Mr.

Simpson; Miss Somerton, Sirs. Wallack. Performance at half past 7. AFAYETTE THEATRE, 1 Laurens street. neur Canal The public is respectfully informed this establishment having undergone extensive alterations and repairs, will be opened as a regular Melo Dramatic Theatre, on tire fourth day of July next, under the management of Mr.

Burroughs. A large and commodious Pit has been constructed (upon the ate of the former Ring.) with an elevation sufficient to command perfect view of the largest Stage in this country. The house will be brilliantly lighted with Gee. No expense has been spared, to render it in esery respect worthy of the patronage of the public. strong company of Comedians has been engaged, embracing much of the best Theatrical talent the every exertion will be made to piace this establis ament upon a footing at least equal to any Theatre in America.

The wholestad beautifal Horves belonging to the proprietor, be retained to add to the splendor and effect Dramatic POSITIVELY TO CLOSE ON the 5th JULY ATON CHESS Exhibitions PLAYER. of the TRUMPET- AUTOS. ER and ROPE DANCERS, will commence every at 12 o'clock, A. 01. and at 8 o'clock.

P.M. the National Hotel, 119 Bradway day, mittanco 50 cents, children under 19 gears, price. TOOK WANTED -Wanted immediately, understands white or the business, woman and can be cook. well One mended, may apply at 88 Broadway, corner Wall street. 191 7 ANTED.

An experienced nurse to charge ofan infant. Address S. R. reference at this office. jy! TOTICE- The Eagle Fire Company of York have this day declared a dividend 44 per cent.

payable on or after the 15th inet. Jy1 90 THOMAS GLOVER. See FFICE BARD THE ASSOCIATION. NEW FORK -Notice by given to the Stockholders of this Association that a dividend of four per cent. on the stock has been declared for the last six monthe: payable on demand at the office, No.

66 hain street. By order, W. SEYMOUR, Cashier, New York, June 30th. 1826. jyl Nothern USKRAT SKINS, Skins, will Kankikee positively sold without reserve, on Monday.

at 190 cloak, the original packages at the suction room of Minton jr COLD EAR RING FOUND, on Thursday schr Broadway near Anthony street. owner by producing match can receive calling at 931 Broadway. ty 1 W. ty Pablic, Jr. and Attorney Translator at of Law.

Spanish and office No. 1 Law Boildings to Nassau street. in W. CHALER. Jr.

arose pros lee divers naus de de New. York. Notaire Pablic. l'Eist in Traducteur (da Francois, de l'Eapenol, Suedeis.) vient d'etablir son entide a No. 1 Bmidings, Newas at.

Aux WANTED A shovel her that the bovinees in B. parts. A rolling mill man that undersiande ling abeet iron. Re. Enquire Eng.

BLACKWELL EN PARLAN. Mr. jrl 31 I Coentice and NOTICE the The business ander heretofore the Gre Lie Goddard, Ca, wili frem this date be tinged under the Sim of Galled Co. at 119 Pearl street. of.

having this Dos. withdrawn from the concern. Godderd Co Liver. authorised to settle the attire of the lete 6rm. JOSEPHI GODDARD.

jy1 34 A. W. GILLET. NOTICE -The section to transact the Hardware the firm of at 61 at. Phile.

A. W. GILLET. jot 31 WI. TORRET.

NE Cent Reward Ran 60 the alt. from the Mary Ref, apprentice 9 from sons ate against her Trey. who will dage bet me at say boose 513 street bet Matano SORCE his own cure, his reputation is sustained by' nine years successful practice in curing others. In the spirit of the enlightened philosophy of con. he considers his system to have been fairly tested by experiment, while its best recommenda.

tion is the multitude of cures ho has performed, 4th of of which ho numbers 126 during his residence in Comm New York. on boa Persons afflicted with every kind of impediment in the or defective utterance invited to apply at this at the institution, with a confidence of' success; where al the the most satisfactory cures can be substantiated, and both by certificates and living witnesses, 60 08 to remove all doubts of the efficacy of the systern, and all apprehension of failure or of relapse. Terns are accommodated to the condition and cases of the applicants. All letters (post paid) Loa. ve will be promptly attended to.

iy I tf 1 o'clo be sold at public auction, on Wednesday, on Su FLECTORAL SAXONY SHEEP -WIl day. the 12th of July, at Thomas Swift's New Bull's Philac Head. scale, The entire flock of superior Electoral Saxony coach Sheep, just imported. in fine order, in the New en ship Louise, Capt. Bosse from Bremen, constcam sisting of 184 Sheep and 31 Lambs, about one NB half of which are Bucks.

boat. These Sheep have been selected during the first Blazit six months of the present year, after a thorough Amb; examination ofevery fine flock in Saxony with- FOR out regard to trouble or espense, and are all of the best Electoral Breed. Gentlemen interested in the growth of fine Wool in this country, be assured that the present flock con iste entirely of equal to the beat of any previous importation; and in point of beaut strength, and fineness of flecee, cannot be surpassed. The sheep may be examined at any time previous to the sale, and the experienced shepherd who accompanies them, will give every informs- Price tion respecting them that may be desired. For The importers pledge themaires that every the sheep shail be sold, without any reservation, public sale, and none will be sold at private sale on any terms.

Samples of the wool from each sheep can be seon at the office of Merars, H. D. E. B. Sew.

all, No 71 Pine street, or on application to FRANKLIN MINTURN. Auct're. of jy1 1319 ing TINGLISH. French, Spanish, Portuguese, and American gold, and Spanish dollars, Bullion and Bank of England notes bought and sold hy A. H.

PALMER. 33 Wallet. ap-tairs. 1 TOURNALS OF THE OCEAN. Journals and other miscellaneous poems, by a Seaman--just received and for by Jyl G.

C. 168 way. KETCHES of Algiers Pol.tear, tratorical, civil; containing en account of the geography. population, goverument, revenues, com. merce, agriculture, arts, civil institutio is.

tribes, manners, languages, and recent palsical history 5 of that country by William Shaler. American Consul General at Algers--just and for vale by DAVID FELT 245 Pearl st. jrl RECOLLECTIONS, the residences last and Ten Years, inge in the valley of the Mississippi, from Pitiea a a a burgh and the Miasoon to the Gulf of Mexico, 800 from Florida, to the Spanish Frontier in series of letters to the Rev. James Flint, of Salem, by Tunethy Flint. Principal of the Seminary of Rapide Lucisiann: jost pablished and for sale by DAVID FELT in igl 945 Pearl st.

SPLENDID PARIS EMBROIDERIES. LACE GOODS T. Swart. 239 Brosdof way, opposite Washington Hell, has received by will the Lewis and other late arrivals a splendid of sortment of extra rich i'stis embroidetica, comprising every article of tho latest and newest ton, viz. shawl esper, collars, caps, bands, worked cambrie insert- on linen ing and garniture trimmings, bair and elegant French and Swiss dresses.

Also, an Sire astortment of laces, fine narrow edgings, and lace goods of almost erery description. half and nig'd Swiss muslins of the very finest quality, muslin dresses with worked aprons, very fine. a a to linen cambric hdkis, very cheap, pisinand who nibbed silk horiery and the very best English tent sewed horte kid gloves, la fine, A. T. 8.

has of now on hand as ciegent and an great a variety of worked muslin and lace goods as can be found in this city, all of which he offers at very reduced take prices. jy 148 with if WINES. Ac. LADEIRA WINES -10 piper, and 1 pipe New. Serial, received per last of the Bremin, of via India, in condition to be tasted, and highly approved: ty.

Of her former vogege in 1824. 4 piper: LOM- Of other importations, a large assortment in here- pipes, hhds, or casks, and bottles, insends" a brand, Tinta, Sercial, and celebrated Malevey. cluding few pipes of the Fee capital FRENCH ITALIAN WINESSparkling Champaign, of the J. (Jacob ChatCo.) brand: Chamber in Burgundy, Red Hermitages Claret Wines, of the growthe of Later, Chetesu Margaux, 8t. Eatenhe, and Medoo: Rel and White Muscat, Barsac, Sauterne: be Precolil, Rifosio, and Prosecco--from Italy.

in PORT Mills In piper, qr casks, and bottle, embracing some 1 of the choicest growths of this wine prodered. Old Brown and Pale Baerry, of the best vintages. The and Pare old Dry Lisbon, Tenerife, Sicily Rico Madeira. it by The whole, in quantities to suit purchasers, for 30 sale by A. BININGER HON.

Nots. 8tr 141 Bmadway, near City Hotel, French. DARASOLS, only 6a, each, at No. 6 Tire subveriber has Land a assortment plain sed figu Parerole, Tribe. which will be sold at very reduced prices, et sinchew and servenett nm brellse of erery tion for da sale wholesale and retail, at the very Law est prices, by C.

E. MUZZY, 30 Umbrella 56 Maiden lane, Ile new from of the vessels James and 10. boys Joe, car Ale. Spring, since be Phile. David ate brig most woe rather 8.

who 8L me N. Ladies wha with to purchase Parasite all its are luvited rail at the abore establishercet role they will find a goad and at lower prices then urant. Sap. MINE Dotted Swim D. 7.

Chem. just an of fine dotted Swim fee do, all of which will he sold cheep, at 19 lane. 4 No. BOTTLER- greteef Porters Wines el day in hampers of 1 gross are each, lending and for sale by RUSERL. COMSTOCK.

Jul No. 4 Wall street, ARSEILLER on. No. 109 Widlem under a choice of and ple and quilte, linen cambrie and battiste, elegant jet and I and en in cotton check ginghams and French and A notify goode.