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1.1 I City Canvait. In order to present in ene pie the result of the whole election in this city, we republUh this evening the canvass of the rotes for Members of Assembly in this city by which it appears that six of the federal and five of the democratic ticket are elected. Although in this partial Vic there is much ground for congratulating the friends of sound republican principles when it is considered that the federal electors actually held the electue: in their own hands, and have notwithstanding, divi iei it with their there is per i tps quite as much to censure as to be pleas ed with. When we lank at the result before us, and sec that if an equal vpport had been given to all the federal candidates, that they would all have succeeded, and that several of them wanted but a few votes to be elected, it is hoped that it will teach our friends a lesson on the necessity of united action, that aliho' unavailing as to the past, may have a saluta Ty effect as to. the future.

We wish too that all those who would have voted for the federal ticket, if they had voted at all, and neglect ed to do so frmn the idle notion that their votes were unnecessary, or would make no difference, or from any other cause equally unjastifi able, would look the consequence which has just been produced by such conduct. We hive no intention of adding to the justre proaches which they ought to feel on the occasion We hope however that. bearing in mind what has just happened, iey will hereafter by doing hir duty make the only a mends in their power for their past neglect. The shocking outrages committed in different parts of our city last Friday night, by a licentious mob, combed of men assuming the name of ought to convince every reflecting mind of the wide difference between a name and the reality that however easy it is for a party to call itself republican, it is rot so easy at all times to conceal the hypoc risy of the claim, and to prevent a disclosure of the real truth, that they are not what they profess to be. Democracy and republicanism are not in our apprehension convertible terms the tendency of the former is to anarchy and misrule, whilst that of the latter is to pro duct order, ta cultivate rational liberty, protect the rights of the citizen, impart to the government stability, honor and virtue.

This is the republic anisin of federalists. Would to heaven it were reestablished in our country, and that i might be perpetual QUEENS COUNTY RETURNS. For 1310. Fr Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Senator. FEDERAL J.

riatt. N. Fish. R. Hatfield Jamacia Flushing New Town 'Oyster Bay N.

Hempstead Hsmstead 7 67 67 65 65 65 65 74, 74 74 162 162 161 116 116 116 2S6 294 294 780 1 773 775 DEMOCRATIC. Tompkins, Broome, While. Jamaica 152 152 151 FiuiOing 71 70 New fon 174 174 174 Oyster Hay 170 170 169 North iiemstead 85 85 Memstead 149 145 144 801 8l'9 "93 ASSEMttY TICKET. FEDERAL. XV Townsend, Carman, Kissam 73 77 73 86 85 87 87 7 17 H1 295 293 297 1 159 160 163 2 411 419 4t6 1111 1121 1113 DIMOCBATJC.

II Seaman, Townsend, A Wye 175 175 177 95 94 96 209 210 211 UiS 248 246 136 137 140 2 211 167 190 1681 1C31 1060 Drctor Sage, the Democratic Representative for Congress, will be re elected without opposition. Aliakt, April 27. ELFXTIOV RETURNS. The following is the result of the electi.m far (isvemor in this county as ir as ascertained when our paper was to press We shall neat week conmence the publication of a complete canvass which will be continued until the whole returns are received. joriiies foe Piatt.

Gain. Let. Albany City, 1st Ward, 35 8 21 Ward, 41 Z7 3J Ward, 94 16 Ward, 9 111 Q.eAont,najiri!yfcrrtatt, 14 51 23 23 6 105 24 Bethlehem, 143 JO GMiilderlanJ. 35 50 We hare on'r heard the result cf the election in the low of GreeVtush and Sch.oJack, (RnsseUer counts for Tiatt, 55, Torap. tnajchty, 34 Net gain, 1 fchod uk, tnsjoriry for Plait, sr Loss 19.

FROM OUR CORSESPOSDEJT. Waihikoton, Thursday) April 6, 1810. 5 No news; from the palace all in the is yet. The spirit of democracy which rose a few dys since, on the news of the elections at the eastward, has, in a great measure subsided We hear now vcy little of keeping up a show of resistance by commercial restrictidna. The nun.

intercourse dies a natural death on Tuesday next on that day the house will positively adjourn a quorum cannot be kept here after tt.at day The bill for the reduction of the army will be discussed, but I have no expectation that any re duction will take place this session. Tuesday next, the day that unshackles commerce once rnorg ought to be a day of jubilee in your city, and indeed throught the United States. Salem, April 27. The Southern Kerriet With respect to tlie apprehending a rising of the tlacks at the South ward, as mentioned under the Bvslon head, we understand a letter has been received at Boston, from a jounsr man formerly of that town, but now residing in Augusta, in Georgia, dated A pril 9, ot which the following is extract Perhaps ere the annexed Circular reaches you, 1 may be no more. 1 he letter trom Cup tain Jamei" is but a small psrtof the evidence of the disposition of the Blacks in this part of the country.

The most vigorous measures are ta king to defeat their infernal designs. May God preserve ut from the fate of St. Domingo The papers here will, for obvious reasons, cbst rve a total silence on litis business and the mail being near closing, 1 can say no more on the subject at jtfifirehended Insurrection ef the Blacks. The Editors of the Boston Patriot, have received from a correspondent in Augusta, Georgia, the following copy ot a letter from General Thomas Blo.int, of North Carolina, to the Hon. J.

Milledge, of Georgia Mr. M. spread tke information, and it excited much alarm, and teen sioned g.eat preparations for secur.ty. Ac communicator says, the letter of Captain Jamei" is but astntdl evidence of the disposition ol'ihe bla ks in this putt of the country." March '26, 1810 Dear Sir 1 have this moment (8 o'clock at night) received a letter from a nep.ro in Greene county, Georgia, to a negro in Martin county, North Carolina, calculated, if genuine, and. so it appears to be, to induce a belief' hat a reneral insurrection is seriously contemplated.

The letter is in the following words Dear Sir I received your letter to the for tscnth of June, IE JO, with great freedom and joy to hear and understand what great pnn eed ance you have made, n.id the resolution you have in proceeding on in business a we hate undertook, and hope you will still continue in lliesi.me mind. We have spread the xuse nearly over the continent in our pait of the country, and have the day when we are to fall to work, and you must he sure not to fail on thut day, and that is the April, to begin about midnight, and do the vers: at home first, and than take the amies of them you slay firat, and that will s.rcr.f theii us more in armcs for freedom we want and will have, for we have served this cruel land long ennff, it be as secret convaing your missus possubel, and be sure to send it by some cca: full hand, and if it happens to be discovered, fail not in the day, for we are full abel to conquer by any means Sir, I am your captain James, living in the stale or jorgy, in oreen county so no snore at pre sent, Lot remaining yoursinccr friend and cap lain unui uraia Directed to Cornell Lucca, North Carolina, in Martin county, near Unanoak river." Exum Lewis, Esq a gentleman of character. woo conveyed this letter to mt, informs me, mat it was lately tound in the road in Hshlax county, near James Moore's store, and that a nother was found with it, date si in Tennessee, and directed to Brunswick coanty, Virginia, pur porting nearly the same in substance, and agree iiijj exactly as 10 me nine nxeu lor me piirn use oi carrying me sciieme ime euect. I iiave considered it iTsjnsuiity to give this information, sad have only time to add, as the hour for closing the mail lias already arrived, that I hope you will so use it to prevent the meditated mischief. I am your most obedient servant THOMAS BLOUNT.

I'romthe Ealthnore Federal Rcfiubicvn the George and Albert we have been favored with a file of Altona papers Abeille tlu Nori, from the 8th February, indu in the 13th March and Paris Maniteurt from 19th January ir lading 7lh February, if which latter file, however one or two are wanting. In L'Abeilte iU t'orj of the 7tu March are und the Pris head tf U2i February, Cadore's lettrr the Dutch minister, announcing the annihila'i of the Dutch government, and hi instiling Idler to Armstrong avowing the seizure of American vessels in France, Holland, Spain, Itily and Naples, Botli Utters are there ipioted fiorn the Moniteur There 'it therefore no room ieft doubt their genuineness. We have also received the Altona Mereuty of the 19th March containing Paris dates of the 1 I'll and Dutch the 4th Mai h. We have selected the only articles cf any interest. It appears that the king of Holland meant to return to bis kingdom by the midtile ot April, when it is piob.iLI.

that Napolcou'l iii'tiitions ucnitLa bctnno uificd or laid aside. Paris, Feb S7 The Senate met at 1 P. M. under tLe P.e idncy of His Serene Highness, the Prince Chancellor of ihe Empire. His Serene Iigl.ncs real a menage frcm I his Imperial ai Royal Majt.ty, in tiitic woids Senator We have sent to Vienna, as our nmbasa dor xira.ndinary,.our com in tiitt prir.ee tf Neufchatrl, to licit the hand of the archduchess Maria Louisa, daughter of tbe emperor of Austria.

We have ordered our minister of foreign relations ta communicate to yru tLe articles of the convention cf marriage between us and the Arch Dutchess Maria Louisa, which has beet cot.ciuded, signed and ratified. We have wished to contribute eminently to the welfare i the present generation The enemies of the continent have founded their pics, eriiT upon its distentions feuds They can no lrr.gernppl the abluent for war by i suii)osing projects incompatible with the ties I and the dutis of kindred, which we have just contracted with tbe reigning Imperial hcuaeof Aus'ria The brilliant qualities, which distinguish the Arch Drchess Maria Lcaisa, have acquired for her the lore of the people cf Auvria. Thr have fiird our attention. Oar people will lore this Prtccess ft the lore iftey to us, until having wttnetsed all the virtues, irturs, wnicn nave piact ner so high iti our estiroa itima no weyjove her herself. Oivrn at our IVUace ol the Thullleries, rcbruary, 1810 (signed) NAPOLEON.

March 2. Importart political chsnges sre spoken of.es pecially an appioacUir.g consolidation of the lelonai: to the French foderation sys tem. Some days since a report hss been spread of an appr.aciun,r alliance iKiwirn rratce and Aus tria An ailience between Fiance and Swcdtn is dsn saidti be near a conclusion. March 3 We learn that the pope has arrived at ice i March 11 It is said, that in conjunction svilh tbe Austrian court, the espousals of his, Jtmjtsiv the Empsror is to be notified Iroin hi nce ti his m.jc sty, the King of Great 1'ritaiu. On tl'is occasion it is probable that fresh proposals ofieacc will be made.

Her Majesty the Empress Josephine will go in a few days to Malmaison. CoVafciiAcaw, March .1 His majesty has issued an ordinance, by which he forbids the exportation of every sort of coloi.ial produce from the kingdom. Those who are ta. ken violating it, shsll'he punished not oily by run Kscaling their goo's but shall also be imprisoned for three months, lit case of repetition, the punishment shall be doubled or tripled. A violi nt tempest prevailed during the nights of yesterday and the day before.

We much prehended the receipt of disastrous marine news. Vienna. Feb. Events of the preatest importmtce aie evnertcd. the results of which will be very advantageous to me monarcny.

ievt ral princes the imperial I'amilv will ac company the arcbdiichens, wl will be escorted by the noble Hungarian guard ssfar as Branau i nis city will be restored to the emperor, The public rumour is, that several provinces. which nave not hitherto besn entirely occupied py me rre.icn troops, and the fateot winch has nut been decided till now will be restored to Aus tria. Porder of Jhilnnd. March 14 Positive orders have been given on the part oi me iving vt Holland to prepare the cstlo of Loo for liis nception by the 15th April, It is said (lis Majesty the Kine will reach Am sterdam the bei'inning of April. At Amsterdam fresh hopes of peace pre van The ld report of the esthblishment of a re Rei.cy in England, in the person cf the I'l ii.ee ot Wales, is renewed here.

Mire Outiage.VwA&y night, abcut 12 o'clock, a rabbie of desperate ptisons, about two Of three hundred, equally regardless ol the virtuous liberty of our nutry, us tbe lives ot its citizens, paraded throut'b Ueek.u.an s'ree', stopped ut the house of Mr. Johnson rait wnti billits of wood, brick bats, Sic. bn ke two pains glass, which may no he seen in the windows in the second stry and greatly endangered the lives of several nt my unily. After which the satf mnditii saluted Die liouto of laco') Uiker with three cheeis. Whether the Vtatcltnen were at their sUtin.s, or nealected their duty, it is to be t'te Police of our city will not pass over such aggressions with indifference as it would open a sou re of the severest, calamity.

At any rate, if the laws of onr country do not prorrct our lives nnd property, we must be justified in defending ourselves on such an oc cakion. JOHNSON PATTEN, No. 24 Bsckman suect. QUESTIONS. isr.

Has a iMiropi an a right to in the city of New York i 2nd. Has a man residing nearly thirteen tears in ihe city of New York, and seven years a citizen, a right lo think ar.d giv a vo 3rd Has a man keeping a Porter House a right to sell a pot of porter to a feder.il ie publican, or ton republican only 1 shall leave a eeueroui public to answer these questions. My reason lor a ing these rpiestion are as follows on the 27th April, laiO, hcaririKH noise in the street, 1 went to my front f.r. I heard liming. I enn'inued at my door about mie minute (not apprehensive of danger) when I heard a voice 'here's Barker.

1m media ely af er I received a stone which if 1 had not havf had my hat on, would hae fractur'd my head, perhaps been my death as it uouldhave struck my mple. VVht is this because I am supposed to be a Fi eraiist firtbabli I urn. But this 1 will say, I defy nny tierson to prove, althoiieh 1 have been year citizen of the United States that I ever attended a political 'nceting, that I ever to r.oirupt orini! icnr.e voters or en'. ii it ny act ii rcvelent to the interest of the Ui ited States. I hpe, and I ha nod o')t I shall always be wo'txted in mv adopted cuntry.

On: hundred d'd'art will be iven on the conviction of the villain ho struck me with the stone. JOFEPII BAKER, No. 4 Wall street. DONE TO GNAW FOR THE JiCOBlNS. S'ruyvJ Or stultn from the city of New.

York, nn die i7tb April 1810, after brik ing my windows, insulting my family and experiencing a gl ic'iis innumrrtlsle hordes tif SAPAGf ni. nsminp themselves rfpull cans, ami shmtirg for LIBEKTT, to which which perhaps murdrr, leaving unptid upwards of 1 1 5 00 bets, for hats and other a ticles too nu meroos to detail threfnre the public are l.er by ca'i' air in harbouring or truMi'igi of the above llyrr.ason my account, as I will be answeraLle for any debts of their eontracting Irt.SC'Jt US, Emperor and Shaver Oener Jissim the respectable federal Majorities MARRI'D. I On Saturday Evening last, ly the Rev. Mr I Townly, Mr. Pasicl! Tunasa, to Miss Eli vGiLts, IH'ightrrot Cea.

Giles. DIED. At Albany, on Monday last, in vear cf hts ge. Mr. EDWARD LETT, cf hat ci the C9 W1L A AA7A J'OSr M.tJilA A LJi T.

sstiriD. Sv.ip PocahcnUS, Cock. bll, Brig Fox, Fowler, New schr. Peers, Richard, 5arsnraS 7 M.tar ces 17 Baiujnore 7 miissfs, and cuJT. a K.

Lewis, and If ft rnus, a.oran, and brig Hiram, Morin, far 1 rovMence 1. I. uncertain, brig Can'on Recird for Nfw Ywk adin5 with cot'nn and sugar that whs saved from the sli Dispatch that was cast away on Tai kers key on Ue l.T Wa. ch, vessel totally ct, the cotton and 30 hogsheads, ailis end rigging ssve Barque, Circle, of Newburyport for Boston in 5 days Bloop Sally, Madison, for Providence in 5 days sen Rlisa, from Savan nah, had lost overboard 84 ules schr. Wakefield of Norfolk uncertain spoke the tlav after coming out 2 Spanish Privateers on a cruise.

mp rocincntas, has cotton and rice to IIirk, Jmkins S. Cv J. F. DelapUine, Cowman, Kankin St Jleyer, II. Thomas and i thers.

Sch. Peershas ballast to the Cnpt. Sloop Anient an Coaster, Irom Chatleston bound through the sound. Iklow, ivhlp Alness, Starr, days from Sa vnnn ih, with cotto to F. Dclaplain.

Mermaid, dajs from do. with cot ton and it to ill If Hull. ling Sea Island, I'urnhain 7 days from do with ccttrn and rice to Strong Havens Urig inr, isett, from do with Cotton. Sfhr Hising Stittes, fion Ch arleston. 3 schoencrs horn I rcdencksburg, and 11 or 12 sail of khipi, biis and sc hooi.trs in the offing.

I'urt of Ship IIhe, Sinnsborv, 90 days Irmn Mm nos Ay res Left Jjnuarv, hhip 'Mioin as, Wilson, of nntl I'assngi UerryofN York uncrrtain. At Monte VnlVo, brig IIoll.rd, Wdlis of Philadelphia for I la VHinia soke ii' thing on the passage. (dli.1M)n.1LL. MR. It.

SANSAY, resnectfullv in forms ladies and gentlemen, that Ida ball will ti.ke placn next Wedm sdny 2il of Tickets 1 dollar, to be had at the bar. City. II tel. N. n.

GentU men will have the privilege to intiodiice two Ladies. April 31 i LJoT HAY. TICKETn in Union College Lottery No 1. in which ttlore are 3 prises of dollars, and other valuable prizes, wlssclt aie nil in tlie Wheel) tins day are silline at the ckV Lottery Office of JUUAll 84 Maiokn Lank. At Ten Dol'a each, lo iiiorrow they rise to Eleven Dollars.

Most ot th Eastern nd Southern Hank Nues, as well as approved, Promissory Notes taaen in payment tor undrawn ickets. 4" Cash or warranted undrawn Tickets given for prizes as soon ai drawn. April 30 2t CfJND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC. J'fce public are respect fully acnustinted. tnat mere win a urnnd Concert nt Sacied music at i li rise torch, Ann strest.

tn Thursday rvening May 3d. Leader ot thi bind, Mr, Hewitt Orran bv Mr. aylor. The s' rvicc of Evening Prayer ill cuni'iience precisely at 7 o'clock. art l.

Overture to the Messiah. Keclta live, l.odihirt A Every ValleyClio tus, t.h ry of the Lord Kecit. Mum siiiih the Lord. Air, Who may ubiilu the day his ltrcir. Behold a Virgin.

Air, II uiou tlutteiirst. l.lioi us Keen Tor behold darkness. Air. 'I'be proplrihat walk ed Choius, Unto us a Child is born. Air.

He shall feed his Dork Kecit. There were fihepi rdu Chorus, to fird. 1'url 2. Overture Occasional Chorus, vVe prai.e thee () (j id. Air, Let the bright SrrapliiiiisCborus, To the Air, Lord have Mercy.

Air, On mighty Pens Kec Blessed be the i'l rio. Disdainful ofdante. Duet, Lovely Peace. Air thou didst nut Irave Cboius, lift up your heads. Air.

Thou art gone upVn high Oiand hallelujah Chorus. Tickets, 50 Cents rsc.h, to be had of S. P. Taylor, Nu. 77 Maiden Lane J.

wit, Musical Repository, 59 Maiden Lane cf Mr. Truman 20J Broadway, of Missr. Paf, nroHijway and M. T) lee, 83 t.hathaui street. Part of ihe prf fits arising from this pn.

iriiiaiice to be Appropriated to Ihe use cf the Charity School cf lid church. In addition to Hie 'Musirial Association of said church, a nutrd.er 'f Amturrs and pro fi i'nal Oen'lemen, boll vochI andinstrumen tal.havf kindly offeied their assistance. April 30 4t A Ki I EKA OF TIIK TQNTtSK COFFER ftOL'SE. J7" Jamks Bhyukm, gr4 rfully ledges the liberal encourigrmert he here tofoie received from the Meithv.ts and thers ibis city, inr.e he has become proprietor of tbe To Coff ee On Tuesday nr xf ihe 1st of May, a eolation will tie in the Oiffi Ko'itii, from 12 till 2 ocl.k, to which a general h.viiation is given totbe nierchan's and other gi nth urn ff tb city, captains cf the different vc.ven, and patticulariy strangers, traveling tt.riaig'i our city. Atthessme time the snlsrrip'iin B.Ls w'cl evened' l'r tlie er.siung )ri, Mr.

Hrxien solicits a ri.i.t'r.imtiori i.f th ei, for Drily rectivrd a'Mirirg t. public that no xertior.s Ins psrt shall Ik wanting to render rti e'abh in cvr rv respect as accoinnw lating aid in'rlli. e.it as April TO I pOKN COTTON 50W bushels of jfl low crn, of a rv gnfl quality 25 tdids kiin dri Iiuban rirtl, 25 bile cotton, the Cirji of tbr schr. Lrt rjolain Willis, from NewLern, lying at side of Cuci.lies.4hp, and for sIc by It. LLliOZ.

fSA. Jttofor tale, 7VyVw Tb 'iA scfiocmer e. (wl eel. well tjJci Lie 1 S4 irr the West Inistrc. J'eis fthe test siils well, hf ir Oten will be seen by rcferrr to Ler carro, ard btr Lmiution of price w.

Apri! 3j r. 'k three yea old, order. Jlnv, tul well a sjuUo in to HALL, HULL April 5) St Vmh.lroet. lJk jfc itr ur irvyV "i'he tvuiiicti ai.rter) fast Wv ihip bur tiK tr li ut no 19 she mult ur a lew miles from llos'on, thu brat mitieri.s)s by eminent tvorkmnn is 7yusoId, lus lattly been caulked nnd gravi is now in cuiu Ute rentliness to a cai ji, he carries 1300boe Ila vannah sti(nr SUO hddy tinea Hiver Point co she is well found tind may be sent to with' ut any of portancc. Por terms (o WM.

CODM.VN, April SSSntrh street. for Ar Or.f The shin INIlIAM HHNTklLi Jw SjJ' captain Wood, to clear on Friday iiralL next Fur iVeivhf ni inmno r. in. P'y JAMES SCOTT. April 30 I The ship CAROLINE, captain JvjL omn, to sail as soon ss possible 1 1' or Irei Lrht or passaire aiiply to Apri.30 AMES tTT.

MJUfAJi IN CiUKCKhYAFli jToidtr. 1VULIC T. BLAKE, A torney and Counsellor at Law. has removed his office from No. II Wall strct t.

to the corner cf Partition street and Broadway, where punctual attendance shall be paid to the business of Master. in Chancery and Notary Public, from 9 A. M. till 2 P. M.

andfioni till 6. April 4 s) JiVXuV.Tj.T JOHN COLVILLE, has removed his store from No. 19 Maidtn lanc to No. 121 Front street. April .10 1 Jaaiks SCO I has impored per shipa Luminary, Indian Hunter and Caroline "from New Orleans, and for sale Jl I bales prime cotton, 90 nhds and 1 bbl Mcscovado sugars, 227 hides 4 bhls iniligo, bundles heeswast, 10 tons Caiupeseh) logwnod.

Ap 30 It ESI I OLIVES 000 Jars Olives, A. ir.jr from tbe briir Sallv. 1 aim hir aans oy lit Ai A Idnil I harf, 1 1 Pine street. ALo in Sture, pipes Madeira wine superior q'tslity, llnx and cask raijins of the last iilinortafinna. Apiil.10 Ci OT I ON KICE bulcs Upland cut ton 30 do ftcw Orli Mis do 250 tiercts new i ice For sale hr Aptil30 HALL, HULL Co.

U1CE loO liercrs t.f prima quality rl ha lauded to.niorrow urn A Cosster, from Cb ai stnn. and arc oil. lor salts by GILLEhMS CAMl'URLL, Aprd 30 4 Fletcher strict. JUrti' received, volume 2d, if tha American Edition of Dsct Ke's C)do. podia, which wiil be delivered ti subscribers.

Iy Peter A. Mesier, No. 117 Pearl street, April 30 st I ANTED 1MMEDIA 1 two MiJ. ttr Miner, for the Vermont Mining nnd Smelling Company liberal waces will ha given Apply at No. 31 Urohd street.

Apni so 1 POiNriiH DUG. TOfl SALE 'sbecn broke to .11 kinds of a. Game, and fetches without moulliiwr ilia favourite hunt is woodcock He has been bmughe up en Lotig.Mind, and very Domestic, never strai ing from bis home, and risinrr. thre vra old. Is a white and liver coloured snoltrd.

and largrt be is a favorite of his owners, and nothing' would induce the owner to aell him but a want nf Employ Erquire at this Cllite. April 3Q lw i Ti'S I I It'. WfcEAN repi fnllv his patroha and the publie. that his Writing Academy, is open at the City Library, No 16 Nassau street. for the reception of popils b.t'i sscs.

Impressed with sentiments of gratitude foflle liln rd encourag meiit he has hitherto tapciicn ccd, he aasuris his fi irnda that no cicrtions on bis part shall he wanting to merit its coot inuance. A morning class commences at 6 o'clock. Apt JO 41 LI' A ft A 1 1: omracts tor the Ms osand Carpi uteis woikof a Church. be built in Spring atri et, nriir Greenwich street, will bi; received until the 8th May by ihe Subscribers. The Masons' work will esnsist of a Hone foiindulioii, fiO fret id; in front and rear by 81 fret in which mint be Mink 2 feet limb ootid, and be 2 1.2 (vet in thickness the purtklxne ground mtift be 2 fret h'fh and 20 inches thick i a w.ter tshlc of cu st ine inches roucd the whole fiiT.di.tion i suit ion waits fmm front to re sr sad across so fiieiei to fary the gab ry and fl or i furrirg, l.

lhinr sr.d plais. teritgUe whole buitoing, and undrr tl.e gsllery i auiiir. are to he ol tlie brst cjtslity luutiu ny tne contractors ti.e work to hw pe med in a wink mm like mnrnr. Cstnenterk post to be 30 Irsniin loofinr, lsvine the Sift i N.ii, r'j iiii Biurv, imu ana ninf It I. i .1 Mlrtna.

ff. I jt.v.. Bain es. The iildii jr wdl similar tn ire Iter. Mr.

i I MUi dollar's Chur.h in Itiitger's street, efept. f' inr ihe steeple and portico the steeple to be si iinUrtotbe Susr Loaf atrcrt Church' Fi t', lurilierpai tirclars, apply to JOStl'H WATKIKS, Surinr street. 1UCIIAN' f.LAltj:, Gr tiAh st. or CHARLKS WATTS, Jteack aireet. jj A pill II jj iUe.ktth 1)1 virtue ol a wtit ol in i rariaa tamei 1.I irre'ed dr Lrered.

be sold on the me nest, at 1 0 A. on the pre n.ists, a'l the rgM, ti anj irt. ret JcobV I i sitr.ktrd No 11 Di.yer strrci, bocuded sooiItt 1 I ty i i froft ty in irir prramj of" l'ie Ij'c Fdwsrd MaOre J' tr, coi.t aii. in linsct: in froct and rcrr earl iru rrrr rarir ci tvtwt kit InhryJ', rn wes'erlv wesierlv Tt fie sis i.cher. ai the Caalt iu ly it feel iuL, 1 tJe sm rtii side fcr, r.oie or Irs' I i tLe mh.c 'I cu su.U i.pj I.

i C. LUN'SCGMD, Shc.iC li'f Epiizr I 4 1 i I1.