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pcwts tf carry i .1 ikca fth nft IT withe aawif 1r tmiit than out paid 11-. I tialrS- Diari sp rf im above memkwd. -kr C' ports of ceded lerntorr I the twelve years In JmMiici months aOct lCtKmi. il rt after shall tvnimsnr. II i snail af in vm ij Sumi it ever understood that iha ZT tomrt.

freight snd navigation of France ind of SP'" impauona ihc reach Spanish hU iht irruUiM1 i lb VuUtd Siaus may mk lit expanatioa of produce and mrr of "Ha United States, or any right may A.tla VIII. (tunic Mvf Af Ihe Dirsi'KM tlvt yer, ilio iliipi of Ktnc thill ioni lnh P0 ko iriUU LX. Th pkritcular CMivcnuoo urnrd dy rpeciiv hvlij lor In hirct to prCTvklc for Ih paynxni of debt Uu lotlit riturni of th UniiU Sir by llie French Kr ptW- ptiflrto iln 30th of hVen-demiaire. H. .) tpi-roved nU to hire oocu.

nonin iheame mnwr at It had been inserted in ihii )terft tretya ntlithII betatUietl the urn for sJ i frm llie other. Atkoilirr )iikular convention s'Sir4 lite same nc ii "'Ht ntujt rrlnie lo ik fiuitie rule kettfrrit t1'' contracling mtw. itl the l.le irit fc ajwvfd. and will be ritiJ ia the same farm, the Article X. TI.e rctcnt treaty lhallbe itlfJ in rxxi aoJ uxe ''in nd ratihcaiiDii shall be tx-tlungfd 'l'11-' moiilUi tfitf the date of the "1 plemjioieiitiary, or aoo it puMiwe- In rxli it wHtaaor, the respective plempoten lisriM have these articles iu the Freiwh and English l.iuiges i tWclaring nevertheless that the present treaty waa originally ipwd Vt in ihe FtenJi Lniuget and have iheitunio atRcJ their seal.

Done at Pins, the tenth day cf Floreal, in the eleventh year of the' French Kejmblic, and theSOihof AptiJ, UJUJ. Dakib Maioois. Roa. R. I.tVlSOITOM.

jaa. MoJtaOt. aitwiif rm UXITED STATES OF AMERICA ski tat FRENCH REPUBLIC. The 'President of the United States of America, and the First Comul of the French Republic, in the ante of the French People, in consequence of the treaty of teuton oi Louisiana, Hbich has been Ufa-ed this dayi wishinf lorefuUte definitively every thing which has relation tu the said cession, have authorised to thii effect the plenipotentiaries, that to Hid President of the United States has, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate of the said states, nominated forthcir plenipotentiaries, Robert R. Livingston, minister plenipotentiary of the United States, an James Monroe, mimsterple-ipotentiary and envoy extraordinary of the s.iid United States, near the covetnment of the French Republict and the First Consul of the French Re pubtictn the naine of the French people, has named as plenipotentiary of the said Republic, the citizen Frauds B.vbe Marboit who, in virtue or their full powers, which have been exchanged this day, have ajreea onttie lonowmg jriinii Article I.

The government of the United States engages to Mi to the' French government, in the manncrspecitiedin the following mide, the sum of sixty millions of francs, independent ot the mm which shall be fixed by another convention for the payment the debts due by Fraace tocitizens of the Uuitcd States. Article H. For the payment of the sum of sixty milions of francs, mentioned in the preceding article, the United States shall create a stot of eleven two hundred and fitiy thousand dallais, bearint an interest ux percent, pcrannum. pay b)e half yearly io London, Amsterdam, or Pans, amounting by the half year to three hundred and thirty if ven thousand, five hundred dollars, accord ing to the proportions hich shall be detetinined by the French government to be paid at either place lliu principal if the said stock, to be reimbursed at the treasury oft he United Sutcs, in annual pay ments ot not lets man uiree millions oi ooiiarseacii of which the first payment shall commence 'fifteen years after the date of the exchange of ratifications this jck shall he transferred to the government of France, or to su person or persons as may be au to receive it, in tlucc innnths at most after the exchange of the ratifications of this treaty, and alter Louisiana, shalav he ttken poiscsnon of in the name of the government of the United States ft is further Agreed, ihat if the French government Should be desirous of disposing of the said stock, to deceive the capital in Ijuropc, at shorter terms, that its measures for that pnrnose shall be taken so as to favour, In the greatest degree possible, the credit of the United States, and toraise to the highest price ihe said stock. Article III.

Itis agreed that the dollar of the Uni. ed States', specified in the present convention, shall be fixed athvefrancs33j3-IO0U0thi, or five livrci, eight soin tournoii. The prc-sht convention shall be ratified in good and due form, and the ratifications shall be ex changed in the space of six months, todato from this day, or sooner if I FAITH OF WHICH, the respective plcnipo. tcmiarics have signed the above articles, both in the French and English languages, declaring, ncverthe less, that the present treaty has been originally a-greed on and written in the French language to which they have hereunto affixed their seals. Dons at Paris the lOtli of Florcal, eleventh of the French Republic, (30th April 1803.) rob.

r. livingston, barbe marbois, James monroe. BKTWftaMTBB UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AN THI FRENCH REPUBLIC The President of the United States of Ame rica, and the First Consul of the French Re public, in the name of the French people, ha- vine by a treaty of this date terminated all difficulties relative to Louisiana, and established on a solid foundation the friendship which unites the two nations, and being desirous, in compliance with the second and fifth articles of the convention of the 8th Vendemiatre, ninth ear of the French Republic (30th Sept. 1800) to secure the payment of the sums due by ranee to the citizens of the United States have respectively nominated plenipotentiaries, th is ta say the President of the U. State America, by and with the advice and con- wnt of their Senate, Robert R.

Livingston, I'lrniixneHMary, ana James Monroe, minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordi nary tVp sail state, asr iU govfrtimr at me rrnc a Hf-pHnir, and th CmimJ, Ut tho narre rf the r'rencU potle, in the rittct-, I rancis Il4rb Marbois, mbiKtcrf the uMic irca.uryi no, arte Mng rxitianl tli full powers, have apred the felW wing am clca. Article I. TU deUa du by France to cilf. aeus or the ITnited Sutea, mtracttd the 8ih of VeiKlemiare, ninth )er of the Trench republic fSOtlt Srpt. be paid according to the f.illowini; regulations, with In- teres at six er cent, to commence from the period when the accounts and vouchett were prtsentea to the rench rove rnment.

Article II. The dcUU 1rvcWJ by the pmertiiig article are (lime whose remit Is comprised In the conjectural rote annexed the present convention, and which, with the Interest, cannot eareed the turn of twenty mil Hons of Francs. The claims comprised In tin- sid note which fall within the of me toiiowinr articles, mall not be admUtcd to the benefit of this provision. Article III. Tin" principal and Interesta raf the sahj deliU shall be by the Un-te litate, by orders drawn by their niiniater pIci.liHjtentiarvrm their treanury Uiese orders shall le payable sixty tla alter the exchaure of ratifications of tlie treaty and the conventions signed ti.ts Jar, and after possesaion shall be given (I Iiuikiana by the commissaries of France to those of the United States.

ArticUs IV, It is expressly agreed, that the Srecct-dinK articles shall debts ut such as are due to citisens of the United. States, who have been and are yet creditors of ranee, for supplies for enilMrgoea and prises nuae at sea, wnir the appeal has been pro. perly lodged within tlie time meiitii.ned in the said Cfnvertinri, 8th Vendenuuire ninth year isWAn oepiemiicr, Article V. The preceding articles sliall ap. ply only, first, to captures of which tin council of prixes shall haveordcred restitution, it be ing well understood that the claimant cannot have rcsourse.

to the United States otherwise than he might have had to the government of the rench republic, and only in case cf insuf. ficiencv of the cantors; 2d, the debts mentioned in the said fifth artideof the convention cor. traded before the 8th Yendemiaire, an. 9(30tl September, IIJOO) the payment of which has been heretofore claimed of the actual govern nientof France, and for which the creditors have a right to the protection of the United States the said 5th article docs not comprchr nd prizes wbosecondemnution hns been or shall be confirmed it is the express Intention of the contracting parties not toextend the benefit of the present convention to reclamations of American citizens, who shall have established houses of commerce in ranee, England or other coun tries than the United States, in partnership with toreignei and who by that reason and the nature of their commerce ought to be re garded at domiciliated in the places where such houses exist. All agreements nnd' bar gains concerning merchandize, which shall not be the property of American citizens, aree-qually excepted from the benefit of llie said con vention, saving, However, to suchpcrsonsUiclr claimsin like manner as if this treaty had not been made.

Article VI. And the different questions which may arise under the preceding article may be fairly Investigated, the ministers piani. potentiary of the United states shall name three persons, who shall act from the present and provisionally, and who snail have full pow er to examine, without removing the docu menu, all the accounts oi the different claims already liquidated by tlie bureaus established for this purpose by the French republic, and to ascertain whether they belong to the classes designated by the present convention And the principles established in it or if they are not i i. in one oi us execpuvns aim un uicir icnimaic, declaring that the debt is due to nn American citizen or his representative, and that it exist ed before the 8th Ventlemlaire, Sth year (30th September, 1B00) the debtor shall be entitled to nn order on the treasury of the United States iu tlie manner prescribed by the third article Article VII. llie same agents shall likewise have power, without removing the documents, to examine the claims which are prepared for verification, and to certify those which ought to be admitted by uniting the necessary quali fications, nnd not being comprised in the ex ceptioiis contained in the present convention.

Article ill. 1 he same agents shall Iike- wics examine the claims which are not prepar ed for liquidation, nnd certify in writing those which In their judgment onght to be admitted to liquidation. Article IX. In proportion as the debts mentioned in these articles shall be admitted, they shall be disr.harred with interest at six per by the treasury of tlie United States. Article A.

And that no debt winch shall not have the qualifications above mentioned, and that no unjust cr exorbitant demand may be admitted, the commercial ageat of the United States at Paris, or such other agent as the minister plenipotentiary of the United States shall think proper to nominate, shall assist at the operations of the bureaus, and co-operate in the examinations of the claims and if this agent shall be of opinion that anv debt is not completely proved, or if he shall judge that it is not comprised in the principles of the fifth article above mentioned, and if notwithstand ing his opinion, the bureaus istablished by the French Government should think that it ought to be liquidated, lie shall transmit his observa tions to the board established by the United States, who, without removing documents, shall make a complete examination of the debt and vouchers which sopport it, and report the result to the minister of the United States. 'Die minister of the United States shall transmit his observations, in all such cases, to the minister of the treasury of the trench Republic, on whose report the French government shall de cide definitively in every case The rejection of any claim shall have no o- ther effect than to exempt the United States from tlie payment of it, the French government reserving to itself the right to decide definitively on such claim so far as it concerns itself. Article XI. Every necessary decision ihall be made in the course of a year, to commence from the exchange of ratifications, and na reclamation shall be admitted afterwards. Article XII.

In case of claims for debts con tracted by the government of France with citizens of tlie United States since the 8th Yendemiaire, ninth year, (50th September, 1800) not being comprised in this convention, may be pursued, and the payment demanded in the same manner as if it had not been made. Article XIIT. The present couveution sba.i rt ficd in ft vl foi irt, tint tr slmTl be exchaht-rd six. nuth fro'n tine t.f the sigu aur the is jA-u- trtamrr irtwUule. IN FA I 111 OF WHICH, Ministers Plenipotentiary have shped the a- arliiW bUi iu the Fittm li ad l.agli!i lurtgu irrstdccUHni: nevertheless that the re sent treaty lias been ot itrinally agreed on and written the rtenrh Inngnaew i to wnicn incy have brrenntoamxed their Dona at Pari, the lentil of 1 eleventh year of the French Republic, 30li April, 1803.

BARBE MARllOIS, JAS. MONROE. i i On Wednesday last the House fRfveenruivs ef the Untied ates were engaged en the resolution offerrtl by Mr. Dawson, for altering the elections ef PreaidrM and Vic4 Prelent of the UnitrJ States, by cV-ilg'iatlng which is Voted for as President imJ kiefs as Prrsideut. Afire a short debate the resolution paued, and waa ordered io be printed.

Mr. KaiuLtph then mads a motion that tbe mem bers tf that House, in testimony ef national gtsti- i.ki towards the memory of ihat mtdauutcd patriot Samibi. deecaved, wear a craps arouiMl the left arm eitc rrwmh, which was agreed to unan imously. Tlie British Packet from Falmouth, with the Sep- iniilKr mad, and the ship Iris, bkinner, fiora Lon don, we understand are below. Vires Current ml Si.

7homuu, 0t.3 Fl'HJf 25, l'osk. eiirtc IS jseefdo. 13s Corxiual A US i Lard 1U eta i Uuiter, relktw, 1-11 Thete were abaat barrels of floor in St. Thomas the 3d inu. and more arriving daily.

A letter from a reseeialle commercial houe at Bordeaux to another ia tins city, dairtf Septemlier received Via Newport, contains the following ounce vatimu i All Importation framfngland, directly or Indl-irctly, being most stricilv prohibited, it will be ut teily imt(issibleihat our market receive any supplies trom ihat quarter, anl consrquently there ill be the greater scooe lur speculations irom tne umteu btaies. "There is no doubt cur trade mu soon revive, and we believe those articles proiier our wh in- will co.nmsnd ready advsuiage- nua AitHiksn and Wett l.ulia prsdvee, as well as Last IiMiia c'ua general, ar likclv to an swer welt. W's would recommend particular atten tion in ihs choice of India piece gwds, preferring slwaS tlie Hneaiulilxs, lr the interior sons sre not proiiorlHJiialdy demanded in this country i and the very coarse Jdnds. being fit only for the African iradc, wyl be entirely neglected an unsaleable du- linethewar. Our vineyards have somewhat suliereu ot late from excessive hot and dry weather1! but it it still expected the vintage will prove gotd, at least with respect to quality, nranairs are tailing, out wines keep upon account of iheir scarcity.

FROM r.IBRALTAt, AVa. 15. The Emperor of is fitting out all his boats and ships of war, ostensibly to cruise airuinst the Geneese nnd Imperialists, but in re- amy (t am mucn mciinca to uiibsj ui seek reparation for tlie capture of one of their vessels i i -1 i i i by the United mates tngate Adams, in an at- tembt to ehter Tripoli. In this Bay there are at re soot two of the Emperor's tallies, and a shin of war of 20 guns is cruising behind the rock, uur snips ei war are tying as wiaiui, doing little or nothing. I hvf the mi Com modore, who is coming out, win manage uiese matters differently.

t' Jilockade cf Mrtiniqui and Guadaloufie, His niitannic Majesty's Consul General for the eastern states of America, has received an official letter from Commodore Hood, announc ing the blockade of the Islands of Martinique and Guudaloune, of which the following is Copy i Mariiiutjue, -juiy i3, jovj. SIR, I beg you will have the goodness to ac quaint the American Government, and agents ot neutral raiionn, inns tnc jsianusoi. manin-ioue and Guadalnupe are, and have been blockaded by detachments of His Majesty's sauadron under my command, since the I7tb of June last, that they may have nt plea for attempting to enter the ports of those islands. By your acknowledging uie receipt ot tins, you will greatly ohUge, our most ooeaient, i. Hunible servant, SAM.

HOOD. Commodore nnd Commander in Chief. Thomas Barclay, Consul General, 500 DOLLARS REWARD, The Treasury of the State of New.Jersey was on the night of the 20th of Oct(ber inst. robbed of a large sum of Money byMour armed hist men, who foremjy entered the home of James Saltan Esq. Treasurer of, the State- the Treasurer was, by long indisposition, exceedingly weak and debilitated, vet the Ruffians tied and.

gagged, him, and with drawn daggers presented to bis breast, com pelled him to deliver to them the keys of the Treasury Chest, (Kept in nis house) whence they took a sum of money, not as yet precisely ascertained, but which it is supposed is not less than Twelve Thousand Dollars. The above reward willbcgiven by theTieasnrer of the State, to any person or persons for the ap prehension of the four villains who committed tlie above-mentioned felonious act. HEALTH COMMITTEE. The Committee of Halth report 8 deaths, and 12 new cases for the last 48 hours, ending last evening at 6 o'clock The deaths were, s. Susan Francis, Bellevne, Ellie Sneden, comer of Lumber and Rector -st's, Daniel Brown, 44 JamtS-street, Willian Evans, W-street, Thomas Kainey, 50 East-George-sireet, Birney O'Conner, 3 Barley-street, William Manual, 40 Warren-street, Mrs Hannah II amain, Partition-street, Rt-snlved, that the Mayor be requested to pre sent to -Drx.

Hitchcock, Douglass, Buchanan, and Walker, the thanks of this committee, for the faithful manner in which tliry have discharged their ofL cial duties during tbe prevalent of the present epidemic By tbe Committee, O. A. VALENTINE, Sec'y LVFNINfJ POST MARINE LIST. I aaa'ivaa at i-m rsi. KI P.irtianJ, tg.ry, aWlrsua 4: sthr.

Fhubf, Thomas, ll.Juitru do I asASAMTiHi, Crevuock 3j 1 taM evAaAHimi, llt'g IlUa, Sw.ine, Cnrrscoa Cnglith shtp Fut, from Greenock, in lliai, wim 111 paixngirt, addrcned ti D. rJethnne. hijt DiAjKr, lor Una Mrt, sailed a week St fort dm rSit and lh Auror A fordu. di before. Tl'C tyirtury was at llie tail ih (tank.

Tbs'ship factor, Caldwell, had arnvrd, in 31 days fratn this K4t-iUc factor lost It mcu on iho passage. Cahut passengers in the Fits Rev. Mr. Birns and lady, Mr. KodgecionaiM) lady, Mr, Catnill, Mr.

Uaivie, andT.Oarvie. ihin Portland, from Bordeaux, in ballast, loR.S. Hacklif. TheSophroaa, ol Mew.Yotk, wasuip-fenn. The Bordeaux Target was lo sail mtldays lor flnladclplna.

ihe brig Saiah, Wixxinian, i osion, hid juit arrived Horn Spam. he brig Caihaiine, Jtutact.Juit arrived from New.Yoik via Spam, with hot cargo still in. Tbo iliii- Crane, af Fiiiladelphta, from New-Orleans i ktl Bcucy and ol barleiton, were almon ready lor sea. A ship had Just airived Irom itoa via Newport. SpoUe, Ucl.

llil; Sally, Irom Ins Sol lor Bostoa. Croat pirparationi were sttll gom io invade Ens. I and. Srhr. I'lnsbe, Horn Su Johns) hai plaitier, Ice.

to Si nr. Lark, ftnm St, Johm, hi plainer, Jcc. tn nit captain. Below last nijht.ihip Iris, Skinner, JOdayi fiom London, and 'J other ships. hi am 4e Clt i'ommrranl Oil, The Oondrieh, Meurs, (rem Charlcstois tu Liver pool, has bieu uken by the French, retaken by ihe Vigilant iimatcer.

ut Guernsey, and carried mi that island. The Minerva, Hilton, from Wiscanet.hai arrived at Greenock. The ship Oenvr.d Mercer, Moore and the Telegraph, Woodhain, havo arrived al Li verpool. Arrived at Ciavcicml. Uie James, Rudley, from Vlmnia.

Th. (VlnmliHi H.IIi, fmm Vnlilrftuv ffl. Vir ginia, has tctn captured and lent into Liveipool. 1 he Hanmih, Ryan, from has been cap tnrt'danrl sent into Rriitril. fONCUKD lhe brethren of the Ceneord Nn.

will please to tak notic. That a regular Meeting of the Society will lie held as usaal, at their Room in live House of Mt. Joseph Crook, "William-street, on Thursday evening next, tbe -Vlh mt. precisely at 0 0 clock. Uy order 01 the fiesiitent, Oct 24 3t.

ALEX. STUART. Secretary, LtEtVKRS for His Britannic Majcsty'i I Packet for Falmouth direct will hi received at the Poit-Office till o'clock Wednesday evening, 2d of November. I HUM A3 HWllii October Ascnt COLUMBIA COLLEGIA Tnic Session of Columbia College com tnences on Moniiay, ihoSIsi October, whcii ihq students are driircd ta attend. Candidates lor ad mission into the diUcrrnt Classes will he raamincd on Tuesday, the 1st November, at ten of the clock in the Colle ge-Hall.

OctohsrCO to Nov. I THOMAS M'CltEADY, IUK.t and Shoe A Maker, having returned to the city, informs his customers aud the puMie in general, that lis eon. 1 1 c. Iinurs. nia uusincav a iiuai nu.

at 1 nicaireri where he will thankiuliy receive all orders in his due and execute them with punctuality and ctispa cli He has now on hand a quantity of ready mjd-' and Shoes which lis will dispose of on mederate terms. OctUrS4. Jar 'or The remnrkably fast sailing brig CLOROIA, Ruben M. Kocn, master, will sail on tho 6th Kovcm bcr. For freight or p.iisage apply to the master on board, St BOwn's-whMrf.

r.r 10 MARCUAMJ St PAuLDINO, 17 Fair-street. Who buxt Jim tale, in ttot art Statcn Iilwid, 100 iqu.ire fnlei Upland Cotton, 1 13 round bales do. Oct. 94 AVMAk I 1 Wllfli DEAN, now roady to recede hn Cargo at bcht rtneihnrn's-wharf', and will sail with all convenient orfieiglit or passage apply on board, or to rtUK SCHtRMtKHUKN IUM, 43 Watcr-strett. Wbabuvefurtatt, .1 80 hogsheads CeOigia Tobacco, bales Upland 37 bales M.

Carolina Oc tuhrrr 84 llhds.giiod quality will be Ian. kJ ded this dav from the Schooner Jally, Capr, Hubbard, from St. Lucia, at Caincs Wharf, near Lispeuards. rorsaieoy. wss.ur.ivs nuuLninunwo.

Crceuwkh. Oct. 10. C' LAVED hhds. and 55 bar- rels.

landine at Pennine's bason, from the sloop Lynn, for sale by Oct. 9.3. i A. KIRKPATRICK. t' Just received per schooner Mary, Capt.

Che iter, trow Fcyt-au-Princc, Jficfcei ndj8od St. Domingo Cocoa, For sale he PORBLS PAYNE, October 2 fl Rrna.wav, PRINTERS LAV at A 80 Libcriy-Siirtct, respectfully, informs their friends and the public in general, iliat rhcy have Ucly manufactured PRIM tRS INK, which they warrant equal il not supcnr to any imperiled Irom barope. October 1. If LIGIBLE SITUA Two acres of -a LAND for sale, situi td about 6 1-8 n.iln from town, on York Uland, and adjoining tin: place of Win. W.

Woolly I 1 jt sept. 1i Mcehanic-Hall. ROSIN, CODFISH PI I CH 930 hbls of Rosin, suitable for Soap Boilers 100 do Pitch KM) boxes Codfish, suitable for W. I. market 100 do do do Straits maiktt Foe sale by CHAMPLIVIc SMITH, Aug 3 299 Watcr-a'rctt.

PAINTS, OIL, be WINDOW-LLASS I. SHr.D, No 35 Broad street, informs his friends, customers, and the public in general, thai his shopMiIlcoruinoes open, where all orders will be attended yU rtettvrd wut FurtmltLqi furtmib or tlitrttrtJit, i LHt 1 Urn cngusn tr line s-cau, rruimu cu, 50 casks Holland Liniced Od, 150 ctaies best Sheet Glass. Also on hsud, Window and Picture Class of all sixes, with a geind asscrtmeat oi Finu. AwustU to Ml mmtk WMsViansM. for ina w.Miuainip no cicn ia, xVw.sXa' 'l" i ia ure-HaU I i Caigti all cao igard, ui rrmi i io J.l.k aHNMAnf.

October J. Sirt 1 vt; tip-r- au i J-UN ,4 Th Ship Vl.NUM bunheti IPO Tens A Urol, ituel writ it'- miounu -Aim may no sent to sea at a madctpanie, ApplfW r)REI as -N Octonrr Ms II arJ9 Cirt7r isT i A double dotked hli4, cf CJO 1 p'lJwiuiiruimHV 114 Mte Skill mirv meet nn iinaicdisie d.i.ivii on a deniable voyage. Afpljrto "Ml Oct 'aJ JXDs. Wv hf m1 1 "tr Ux.J'kK IiS e.ait'llt'iit aa 1 iminiifcUiims lie (tnitrii and itl sail tip Jui d.iy nest, Mh pel milling. For freight vr past grappl 1 that ai t.nn on boald, lying at fJnH-nwMji orto WASD at EOHERT, 3 Ptck si ji.

WSjAnworae, balei Cotton, 4 I 9D birrelt Mci P.vk, I 40 punchMini Antir.ua an St. Cro'aR uni, i A lew hall tictris Kite, and 5 ttmv J.ur oJ October 19 1 7brZtVA7JOA; tty reptlar 1 na, jan.t-s Aw.r'rl-Un'lcd tiiiatl cm 0 trsillng shin JU. hrowii master, in. Uie tiih November altdllur cA'U'ir-clneenriced. For freight of th emaiuder, ir p.Mue.

haying cUgsnt, iitcoinmoda-Inlns, apply to captain Hrowubr to 1 1 coir ptiiiLiw. 0tohirl7 Greenwich. or IMVKK, TliC well known, staunch, and I rJ J.7 yV wrn, .1.1. I ,11 picn. rim ..1 i'm.

iv 1 m.vi nii, 111 uicr, ill rnmmcnie losding 11 aie ilnyi, will iecci rliipstrh, hiving the most of her cargo engaged. For freight or applyto COir si PHILLIPS a A I Just received, an tMenaive asset t-niciil of Man, in Inr tale )y l( THO. W. SATTrRTiiWAlfE. Enquire at the store of Mr.

Tmouai Masroari Orcenwieh 1 ti. 1. eUOAK, RUM and LIMlvS 61 heav? I hhds, and 3 Sugai, cuiulud 10 4 puncheons Rum. U6 barrels Limrl, Just received by the bilg Minerva, Jl. Paine, msi." ter, from Dvmarara.

For sale by COJT PHILLIPS, V' AurartW tf 9 Carliile-nrcct. TIN PLAl'l-S, COPPER, kc JUST receivect by the Inte arrivals from Europe, a larg.i kjnantlty of TIB 1'latci, Sheet snd Cupper Bdtldmi, 1 London Sheet Iron, 1 'Fine drawu English tfslli, Brats Kettles, Sheet Lead, With a general assortment or IROVMOSCtR to be sold on moderate terms, wholesale and te- tail, by JOHN B. DASH, Jun'r. 0 t. IS tf (47 Rroadwav FlGr Uiiia best grcy.Pig Irons landing this ihy tdjar's-wliaJ, near ihJ Battfry.

tinjuirt tin, 4 Vesey. street, 1 1 BI.ACK WELLS M'FARLAN. IB lw. Afj'l' INDIA bales liafni Ai ti do M.niiunclyi, 3 do lilue Cluiln, 4 do I nhie Cloths, 9 boxes 1 bales Carpets, 8 do NAhkeeni, bagiOingttr, Jmt rtHcivcd for terms appfyat Ko. 8 State-V, irpicnili.i '10 BUUMi tc LlilCU, Oouvenieurs.wbrf, offer lor laic, 1 Jcwellerisi, ut rclacc'd prices, rrnrh lingleand 'luiible barrel Ouni, oif the Vertaillcs ManuLicture, Double Grounded Lacrt, aid 6i boxes Hamburgh Window Glass, I 9 T- oy 11, 11 tyi, i4ty Inly 3(1 T.

CROIX HUM 8c tihct.1. I.imlinf tho iJlh imt. Dover-streei-whaif, from on board the brig Ceres and ichooncr Susan. and for lain by OtOKCE It pilRISTOPHkR CODWISE. October 2 1 lw WANTED, in il private genteel faiuiiy, good plain a wkim one will be pre a.

ferred, but none need apply who cannot produce good luracter. tncjuire at this office. October III te Coopers, to engage for a year, to make Flour Barrels, and to be raid by the barrel, for the Mill of the subscriber at Kings-bridge. Application to be made at the Mill, ALEX. MACOMB.

October IT- tf wiio witJi to have Ihoir huuscs opened and aired be for they return the city, are respectfully infofrud that by applying to Mri Stansbury, opposite the State-Prison Gate, they wili met wiih tho most At'iiacibry recommendation, and the strictest at ten. inn iaid tn llirtr or-leis. Ore. 91 lw rpllOSE who wish Ur buy one of the n( it 'X va.a-iblcKKGKO WE.NC.HES, bnc free Iron. evcT had husband child, aud not in the le st mcd to Wot tomp my, and free frrm ever vi of any moment, will please to enquire of the editor of tins paper, from whom they may know the and tlie vr 11 nt owner.

0 t. JI Iiy WANTED to take charge of a small plaeaj in the 01 the city, who can undertake the management of Kitchen irdvn, and can produce an unexceptionable clta- ra ici lioneity ano kiu.ciyi Apply to tnc prm. ter. Ort. 21 10 JLlARh REWARD.

1) AN" AWAY fiom the subscriber in Phila-k dclchia. on Saturday morninr, (he lith tn. white Boy haired JOHN PHILIP JtKLNS, ag-J 7 years, a iiMivcrtl Kordesux, ta France, sueaka tolerable xnl Eny.lnh, tho' with a French accent and i general slow, and has a very open and god coon enance. Had when he went away a bine fljpkccn'aeku, and wbite kustiaiheeiingtrouscis. AU pcrsuns arc lorbid liarniiitring said buy, as ho it an aftjicn-ice to the skbictiber, and all m.a-trs V'-wa ls ate fjrbid taking him off or eliey wilt be dealt with acc-irding to law.

The ove re ward and ad reasonable CU.ge will he paid who- ever apprchet Ja kaad Uy so tbnt ri-x gel htm Itr jafcmars enquire at rriit Zt Union of Oct. 19 -'20.