P.rtjmoilih, M.'.rcli 2«.
In the evenifg arrived from Havre de Si
Grace, the American Ihip Coilin, B
matter. She leic Havre de Grace the 19th
inll. The master brings information of
the Deputies Barrere Uillatid Varennes,
and Collot d'Herbois, having been tried S;
and condemned, ant! were executed a feu
days before (aid Ihip failed from Havre,
according to accounts which had been Si
ceivfcd there; and that Vadier, the other
deputy, who had diiiippeared, had been
apprehended. t(
Mareh 21. L
In our paper of yelteruay we Hated, up
on the intormatcGii of a correspondent f!
there, the arrival at Yarmouth oi tlnee >
Duttli Merchants and an Englithmafi, the
Mate of an Eugldh A raniport funk at
Rotterdam, wlio macle their eleape li oin
on Monday night .ait in a
Sciiuit. As the fnMHigemie was not con
tained in the wtiule ot our impreiiion ot
yeitcrday, we beg leave to olae n
i. 10-di/ ior the fatisfa&ion of ali our a
t leaders. . ci
There had been no particular o.cur-
rences at Atfifterdarn, but ievters had been
received there with very extraordinary in- "
tclligence from Pari>.
i'nefe letters itaie, that on Wednesday, e
the nth inll.' lite in the slier noon, judg- j\
nient of iJeatli ««s pronounced by the c
Revolutionary Tr.bunai againil Barrere v
and his accomplices. Ihe lame night, on ()
foino rocket, being tired .'com the Obi'er
vatory, a banditti aifemuled in the i'ub- .
urbs of St. Germain, Sc. Marcean, and 11
' Si. Autoine, led 011 by the moil enraged a
«f the Jacouins, and accompanied by a c
shoal of Poiffard*, to the number of about r
15,000. —They proceeded to the Thuil- e
lanes, beset tne Guards of the D.ltrict,
«.nd took poireuion of the barriers end the
bridges.
The general cry was " a has les Mode
res, vivent les Jacobins," while another
part of the mob excliimed, "Du Pain, r
et un lloi!" The issue of this tumult was x
not known when rhe a^sitotiuaeic^way. ] \
\ The lermeiit had been foipe tune biewing, | :
as was evident, from several ciuumftances i J
particularly from the cry that was raised
in tiie Parterre of the opera of the night '
before, * bas les Mul'cadins, on the entry J
of Madame Tallien or Cabarras, in her
1 > -trb Greek dress into one ot the boxes.
in the course of the night a large party,
was defalcated from the Carousel to the ,
Temple, from the divided sentiments of j
the mob, it appeared quite uncertain what
was their delign, whether-to put to death
the illuilrious prisoners confined there, or
liberate and proclaim Louis XVII.
Such is tile ilatetvient which readied us
y.eilerday, and which we thought it our \ '
duty immediately to communicate. We » 1
have this day nothing to add in support of I
its credibility, having, when this paper |
was put to prcfi, received no further ac- :
count nor conlumaiion —We (hall look,
howovcr, with more than .usual anxiety
for Paris papers of the dale of the rumor
ed tranfadions in that ca ( ilal.
*- March ij.' . "
Our Pittfro mth Correspondent gives J
1. us, this morning, information of the ar- :
\ rival •there of an American veUel from
Havre-de-Grace, which place the left 011
the 19th inft. By this vessel an account
is broughtof the'trial, condemnation, and
exetutiou of Barrere and his. accomplices.
.Nothing is said of any tumult at Paris
but the confirmation of the above import,
t ant evtnt, proves that our intelligence of
Friday was «ot entirely unworthy of cre
dit, and fornis our complete jullifiCation
in laying it before the public. I
March 14.
Yefterrlay a letter was received at the
General Pott-O.Ti: p, dated Yarmouth,
March 21.A, which itates, that the Prince
of Orange, Captain Bridge, had arrived
the e the preceding evening. Captain
Bridge, on his pafiage from Harwich,
spoke with the Argus Revenue Cutter,
Capt. Saunders, arid was informed, that
tbe King George Packet, Capt, Dean, had
been taken by four French frigates. She
filled from Cruxhaven the 14th or 15th
inft. with the firft mad on board from that
place, and had the answers to 9 or i<s dif
ferent rnadi which were sent from hence
after the interruption w ; th Holland, and
it is supposed li d remittances oh board for
above half a million of money. It is also
presumed, a Melfenger, with the Empe
ror's Answer.to our Court, concerning the
loan, is unfortunately captured in this
packet.
French Army from Mcntz•
February 58.
Our army is still in the fame situation,
as circumstances prevent it from .icftitlg—
The plan of the campaign appears to have
been changed; it is now alTerted that
Mentz is not tube but that from
this fide, we fhill remain upon the defen
five till tht pjffage of the Rhine may be
practicable ; tile palTage to be
eflfeiled by the army of the Sambre and!
MenlV. The Austrian Generals, inform- i
ed of our intentions on this fide, sent :
down a great number of forcts so that the j
-garrison of Mentz 'has experienced a di
minution, and the deferteis reckon it only '
at 10,000 men. Wc can do nothing till ;
that fortrefs be completely inverted. Yes- |
terday we h id a very serious ikirmilh ; the |
hufai-s of Wurmfer attached our out pods '
in the very moment they were relieving— |
they were forced to sal) back : but our dra- •
poons and chalfetirs charged the enemy ;
a:id many were killed on both fides. It
appears as if the intentions of the enemy
wire to al'ow us no reft at all; t'ney de
pend much o* the difficulties that our ca
valry has to encounter f. om the want of
forage; however all the attacks 011 our
out pofrs tiH nfiw proved fruitlefs—We
expect to have an engagement of confe
ss soon as the wcithcr will permit.
Arrived at New-Tori. te '
Skip Port Mary, Kennedy, Li ";--pool th(
Brig Peggy, Gi.more, ditto r a>
Julia, Browne, Charleston
Sarah, Douglas, Leghorn t0
Peggy, Lawrence, St. Thomas an
Schooner Swallace, Arnold, Havannah j ,h '
Laura, Lefcum, Curracoa | rc <
Laury, Fairchild, St. Vincents \ try
Sloop Rainbow, Harding, Charleston 1™
Eagle, Hubbel, St. Croix tin
The ship Harriot is taken and carried
to Tortola.
Brig Jane, Small, master, arrived at
Leghorne from this port.
Capt. Kennedy, on the 2,3tk u!t. spoke °|
t!ie Ihip Newport, Capt. Robinson, from G.
New-York, bound to Bourdeaux, out 14
davs, in lat. 41. SU long. 44* .I°, weft. tll!
' UNITED STATES. jj;
tn
HALIFAX, N. April 27. f P
Thirty fail of veflels, we are told, are th
now building in the dirtrict of Eden'.on m
and full employ given to the various me- ot
chanics in the different branches necef- er]
fary thereto, so t!. at not a (ingle pcrfan aj]
need be idle who is inclined to work.— b)
Eighteen hands ate constantly employ- f a
ed in the rope walk of Mr. J. Collins, 01
jun, in the town of Edenton, and the th
cordage manufactured therein, is uni "
verfaily allowed by the bell judges, to .
lie superior to any imported.—The
hemp has hitherto been imported, but t j,
it is hopei our planter? will turn their f u
attention to the cultivation of this ne fn
ceflary article, which will command a 111
ready market and good price, the more
efpccially as those on Roanoke possess a
fo'l well adapted to its growth;—
— li
NEWBSDFORD, April 29. ti
ihip Ilebecca, Andrew Gard- g,
ner, from the Brazil Coast, ,300 bbls. l'e
whale oil. 100 fperm —loft his voyage by J,
reaTon of -fhtrr prOvTng neaky. —Dtc. c <
j 23th, lat. 44, 19, fpeke (hip Goodintent, j c
jof London, Edward 1000 bbls. n
sperm and 200 whale oil—ihip Commerce il
of Nantii"kct Amaziah Gardner, 110 a ,
whale. —Ihip Sierra Leone, of Milford p
Haven, (England.) Obid Clark, 200
bbls. whale oil.—Capt. Stai buck informed
Capt. Gardner, that in May last he left on J
the cqaft of Peru, the ship Favcfite, Cipt.
Barnard of Nantucket, with 400 barrels j (
fperm—lhip Walhington, Capt. Smith^-
ship HeAor, Capt. Brock —Ihip Ruby, )'
Capt. Clark, all t.f Nantucket, whose i'uc- 0
cess he was unable to give any inforina- w
tion of.—April 2ili lat. 34, 9, spoke (loop si
; Polly, Abner Hariiaway, from North-Ca- v
[ rdlina, bound to the Weft-Indies.
'! BOSTON, May 5. v
. j FROM FRANCE. "
! There has been two arrivals from France ' a
, : one from Bcurdeaux, in 42 days - the o- j t
tiler from Rochelle, in 45 days. From the ; e
former of these we learnt not an article ot |
imeltijence; _ Bv ih'elat'tcr, we are inform- ' a
. ; ed," That the Brett fleet, focmida'ole in j £
i number, and well equipped, were on the ;
L point of commencing a criiizs in the chan- a
l nel; That the "French had lately taken f
another town, in tile vicinity of Bilboa ; c
1 and that the latter long-devottd city was I
expe<S\ed to fall immediately after. a
* ■ -
Stthdav, May 3 —Arrived, foip Echo, f
p William Lovell, in 54 days from Cadiz. c
_ Left there, March 9th, brig Telemachus, •-
t Parsons, to fad firlt venel; fchooiur Abi- a
I gail, Hopkins, and schooner Jane, Cobb, r
1 of Boston ; brig Apollo, Whitmore, of r
. ! "New-York ; (h:p Sedgeiy, Hodges, Phila- t
delphia ; brig Lady Walterftorff, Banner,
\ of ditto, freighted for New-York. Brig
| Pomona, King, for Philadelphia, failed in 1
t company. April 20th, lat. 28, 30, long. x
36, spoke brig Ann, of Philadelphia, from 1
' Lilbon, bound home. April 21ft, lat. 32, 1
' 45, long. 60, 29, spoke iloop Harriet, ot v
I Philadelphia, from 3eriiiuda, for Barba- .
. does, Anderfon, master, 3 days out.
Nothing Frelh, with rtffpeil to the c
Moors, was received from Spain, by Capt. 1
Lovell. t -I '
j ST. LUCIA. j
r From St. Lucia, which has repeatedly (
. been said to be poOTefled by the French, we
have information from a vsfiel spoke by
: Capt. Lovell, which was only 16 days out. 4
s It was then partially in the hands of the i
French and Engli.Ti, who were still ftriv- <
ing for the maitery, This must be the j
lateil from thence. ,
> From the Aurora. ;
Mr. Bache, (
' I observe that the quadrupeds of Grub
-1 ,flreet begin, to make the mud fly again,
- and an anonymous fomcthing in the Ga- 1
e zette of the United States has had a most 1
" direful fit of the wind chohc. There is !
1 ■ some difficulty in designating the piece to <
- ! which I allude, for this Mr. Something has ,
t I had too much modesty even to fubferibe (
e j himfclf B. C. or any other fignalure
" of the alphabet; however, fuffice it to fay
i' that he begins in the following turgid ]
' • strain of nonsense, " J fa<w in the Daily
"i Adiiertifir of this day a long firing oftoajls i
<■' , fiwallowed lafi Tuesday at the French Ho- ■
s | tel," and winds up his piece with fourteen ,
- I lines of Italics (fumething about God and
- ' the Jacobins) which I suppose are to ope
; rate as a kind of typographical wadding '
t rammed in upon the exquisite combufti-
Y bility.
This Mr. Somebody afTedls to regret the 1
- unparalelled indignity that was offered
1 to " America, poor lady," who was most
r insultingly excluded from a precedence in
e the toasts, and he makes a doleful hiding,
- because the " poor lady" experienced j
such a dreadful neglect at the French Ho-
t'el, is to receive five tends at the end of cv
the " firing;'' such frivolity inuft natu- tl
r3.11y excite 1 Anile. f
'l"hc civic tea ft was purpolely intended
to celebrate the glory of Gallic Triumphs ! a '
and the emancipation of Holland, and j
j therefore the citizens would have incur- I £
I red rib imputation of neglect to their coun- j tl
j try; had thty entirely excludt'd our Re- tl
public from the lift ; but instead of that t,
they have given her a quintiple toast, fuf- £
[ ficientlv fitisfaelory to all but a splenetic
fool. ' ' a
I could not have imagined that America rl
contained so mlich balenefs as the author 1'
. of this piece, arid none but a Grub-tlreet tc
i Gazetteer would hare disgorged so viru- rn
lent a libel upon the French Republic as w
thisjproducflion. It is rttbe lamented that
the mifcreanfs of defpotjfm should it 11 pef- .
ter the Repjtblkiuv aif" of America with '
their deleterious breath, and under the
fpecicus garb of patriotism, discharge I d
: their ariftocratical venom, to contaminate j tl
1 mankind. Ought not every finccre patri- Ift
ot and pkilanthropift to regret the exist- a|
ence bf this execrable fometbing (I can-
not fay tnan) that would rfprefent the
1 ancient world as " lacerated and desolated
" by the dogs of war," the French. Such u
• sarcasms of anonymous scribblers are the A
, only fubterfuge of a pusillanimous mind, tl
e the only weapons which aspiring defpois so
can ufc for the vanquilh uent of their foes.
f) Hiufn <> America that thou containelti'uch j
imps of aristocracy that* would strive to
c bring down obloquy upon tny saviours, (
f thy glorious and invincible allies. May I '
r such impious productions never reach the
ftiorts of France to brand us with the ftig
a ma of degeneracy.
e SNUB.
a The Weft-Indies have been emphatical
ly called the grave of Europeans—ol the -
Britilh forces at Guadaloupe, the last year,
there were killed in adlion, 1 brigadier-
I- general, 2 lieutenant colonels, two majors,
!■ l'even captaiift, and eleven lieutenants: ]
y died o.'"*ru:k.tic{'s, one 'major-geneva!, one i
:• colonel, four lieutenant colonels, five ma- i
t, jors, forty captains and captain lieute
nants, one hundred and three lieutenants, J
• three adjutants, three quarter mailers, c
0 and eight surgeons ! The number made
*5 prisoners by the Frepch, was 48.
o
',! EXTR AORDINART CHARACTER.
DIED] By the rupture of a vessel
s inheriting*, Miss 'Charlotte Hutton,
youngest daughter of Dr. C. Hurton,
of Woedwich (England)—a loss by
i- which. Iter.parents are left for ever incon
p folable. l'o- her goodness {he was uni
l" verCally beloved, fur her talents and ac
quirements unircrfally admired and ref
pcCted by all who knew her. She was
only sixteen years of age at her death,
r e and yet Hie had been forfeveral years
a- the efficient personage in the family,
le entering into all its numerous couterns,
both dome [tic ana literary, in the molt
I 1" adtive and ample manner. She was her
" e ' father's amanucnlis and afliltant upon
1 . all occasions : she wrote for him, and
;n read to him, in all languages and fcien
- 1; ces ; {he made drawings for him of all
as kinds, mathematical, mechanical, &c.
arranged and managed his library, and
.knew where every book Hood, and could
' find molt of them even in the dark.—
, S) She knew several languages, and almost
>i- all sciences, in a tolerable degree ; arith
b, metic, algebra, geography, astronomy,
°f mufick, drawing, poetry, hiltory, hota
a" n y> gardening, and all the usual female
j' accomplishments in a superior style and
in degree; molt of which accomplishments
g. were acquisitions chieflly made by her
m own talents and energy of mind, with
2, little or no afliftance from cithers. It
°' was fufficient for her, once to fee or hear
,a " any thing done ; (he soon made it her
own. She was author of several inge
jt. nious calculations and compolitions.
She extracted the square roots of molt
of the second 1000 numbers, to twelve
places of decimals, and pioved the truth
' y of them afterwards by means of differen
, ces, arranging the whole in a table rca-
Jt dy for publication. She drew elegant
tie geographical maps, and only the second
v- day befoie her death began and com
he pleated one whole bemifphere of the
earth, both the drawing the lhading,
and the wiiting. She was remarkable
at composition and style, cither epillola
ry or fcientific, expressing heifelr well
on any fnbjed ; a small Tpecimen of
in which we cannot avoid here iuferting
i 3' for the curiosity of the fubjeft. Ave
oft ry few days before her death, when the
is family joined her one morning in the
to parlour (for she was usually firft up in
las the morning, at well.as last at night) she
I>e told them a dream file had in the night,
• which seemed so curious, that they defi
led her to write ic down; which Ihe
ill immediately did, literally, in the follow
■fts ing words, " I dreamt that I was dead
f°- and that my foul had afcenJcd. into one
r " of the liars ; there I lound several per
' sous whom I had formerly known, and
nrr amongst them some of the nuns whom
ti_ 1 was particulaily attached to when in
France. They told me, when they re
he ceived me, that they were glad to fee
e d me, but hoped I should not stay with
°.® them long, the place being a kind of
purgatory, and that .ill the stars were
for the reception of different people's
[ 0 - fouls, a different star being- allatted for
every kind of tad temp r an J vi.e ; all
the Iharp tempers 'vent tfione ilir, the 1
iulky to another, the peeviihto a iother !
and so on. Every body in earvh star j j
| being of the fame tertlper, no one would j <
| give up to another; and there was no- : 1
1 thing but diffenfiyn and quarrels among 1 I
, them. Someoftliofe who received me i
1 taking offeijce at the information my j
j friends were giving to mea child, it made j ,
a quarrel, which at length became so
| rude and noisy, tbat it awaked me." ( f
In (hort, had Ihe lived, she (hewed fair \
to become a second Hypatia. To her i t
mother, and the reft of the family, Hie
was no less ufeful in dotneftic bnliaefs,
than to her father in literary. For no-
thing same aatifs to her, being equally | (
{killed and adroit in all ufeful and 'ail- j t_
| dable concerns ; in managing the family, | J
j the fervanta, in m iking purchases at [ t
| (hops or markets, &e. She was the life '
and foul of every company, wherever
{he came, engaged the chief or sole at
tention of every men and wo- 1
rnen, young and old. She liad conver- I
fation for every one, and generally took
the lead when not checked. In (hoit, 1
her goodness and fweetneJs of disposition i
gaineu hei the love of every person, as
her wit and chearluluefs fixed their a:- 1
tentitm, and her knowledge and wildum
raised their admiration.
Philadelphia, May 12.
Pennsylvania Hofpitali
At a Meeting of the Contributors held the
4til intrant, the following Gentlemen
were eledted.
MANAGERS, via.
Jofiah Ilewes, Lawrence Seckle,
Samuel Coates, Pattifon Harrfhorne,
Bart. Wiitar, Ellifton Perot,
Thomas Morris, Thomas Penrofe,
Samuel Mickle Fox, Robert Wain,
Samuel Clark, James Smith, junr.
and
Mordecai Lewis, Treasurer.
Which Managers at their Meeting the
nth instant eledled,
PHTSICIAXS, -viz.
Adam Kuhn,
Thomas Parkes,
1 Benjamin Kufh,
M illiam Shippen,.
Calpar Wiliar,
Philip Syng Phyfick.
It appears by the Report of Carnot made
to the French National Conv£ntion, that
the French Army in the United Dutch
' Provinces consists of or.e hundred and
> t<wenty thousand men; that the Dutch
s Army is scattered in the rear of the
, French Army, and that the Dutch Arfen
( als are to4>e emptied to fill those of France ;
in Ihort, that Holland is eoniidered by the
French as a conquered country, for Carnot
adds, "we have acquired Sea ports, a
1 numerous Navy, and raviihed a rich pro
-1 vince from Englaud."
I Ertm a late Charlejlon Paper.
j A Committee of the Diredlprs of the
j Santee Canal Company, confiding of the
late Governor Moultrie, Mr. Laurens,
" Mr. Gilcltrift, and Mr. John Rutledge,
* jun. have, within the last few days, exa
- mined the canal from one end to the o
, ther, and found every department con
. dueled with regularity and economy; that
c the work was advancing as fact as the well
j directed exertions of 700 labourers could
forward it ; and that there was, on the
s whole, a fair profpeJl of speedy and com-
plete success in the great undertaking.
t Prom the Eajlern Herald,
x CANT PHRASES,
r AS found as a nut, o'er the plain
I of late whittled, chock full ps glee ;
A stranger to sorrow and pain, *
| As happy, as happy could lie.
e As plump as a partridge I grew,
My heart being lighter than cork :
My {lumbers were calmer than dew !
My body was fatter than pork !
t Thus happy I hop'd I (hould pass,
, Sleek as greife, down the current of
time ;
But pleafuresare brittle as glass,
e Although as a'fiddle they're fine.
>» Jemima the pride of the vale,
e Like a top nimbly dane'd o'er otir plains j
i- With envy the la iTes were pale—
H With wonder {food gaping the swains.
f She fmil'dhke a ha{ket of chips—
g As tall as a Hay-pole her size—
As sweet as molafles her hps—
e As bright as a button her eye*.
c Admiring, I gaz'd on each charm,
n My peace that would trouble so soon,
And thought not of dang;er, nor harm,
e Any more than the man in the moon.
' But now to my sorrow I find,'
Her heart is as hard as a brick ;
e To my passion forever unkind,
Tho' of paflion I'm full as a tick.
I fought her affedlions to win,
c In hopes of obtaining relief,
- Till 1 like a hatchet grew thiii,
d - And {he like a haddock grew deaf,
n I late was as fat as a doe,
II And play some and fprv as a cat ;
But now I am dull as a hoe,
>c And lean and as weak as a rat.
Unless the unpitying fates
With paflion as ardent ftiall cram her,
As certain as death or as rates,
, I soon {hall be dead as a hammer.
s KADANDA.
ir North Yarmouth, April J79f-
f ( I
j This d.:y «vtr<JieV vas f cr \y
j.r'y in the great Canfe <.V;>«k'imj. - ;'o. e
j the Federal Court, rtfpe&ing cerfciin lands
I in the COUiity <ps 2t:uzernr, which have
' been claimed by pt-rfonp in this fiate in
1 oppc-firi. 11 t'i others from the i "tr ofCpn-.
neiilicut. The evidence and pleadings oil
: both .Cdes took up in whole? hxte'en dav»:
j The *"ry 'vere charged tliis inrenr-on by
Judge Paterfon, ;.. d after rtiirirgfor ibo'it
j half an hour,'they feig ned, ha-. in? found
1 for the P«:nfyJv?.nij ciai'X-'iit Cornrfin'i
Van Home-, iig .ii.ft Joml Dorl ante, De-
I fendant, the clii. iaw of Connect : cut, a-id
; wjio has been-i'oi Many years lettled on
! the fsrmin qti ftiiin.
i The particular dccikin bet v*icn Vaimoruei
and Dorranse will deterta. >»e ay. eat num
ber ofothersinthefainepredkr c :it. Bet
ween eight and iiihe ttiotifand praple are
fettled oil '.hefe lands, whose tit e,: ire ':l
exactly tilt iarrie lltkiAtion, with that of ti.e
defendant Mr. Oorrande. Weun ipj'ftaiid
that it is proposed to carry the caufsiuto
the Court of Chancery.
Ftoni " the Argus" of yesterday a
new daily paper publilhetl in New-Yotk
by Mr. Grcetileaf.
The Port Mary, Capt. Kennedy,ar
rived at this port on Saturday evening
in 40 days ftom Liverpool. Capt. Ken
nedy brought papers 16 March 25, A-hich
contain veiy little intelligence. A Li
tcjpool paper of March 23, contains a
Corunna account of a battle in Roufillon,
which Hates that the French 101 l 1000
killed ?.i*l 2CCO taken prisoners, but the
Capt. fay 6, accounts at Liverpool were
that there had been a battle in which
the Spaniards werf beaten, which.is most
likely to be Faft,aS at Corunna the truth
mull not be told a,t all times. The ac
counts of peace with Prussia ahd Spain
do not feeiii to he confirmed. Provisi
ons were cheaper at Liverpool than in
this city.
PORT of PHILADELPHIA: "
ARRIVED. Days.
Ship Hibernia, Irwin, Havaiiria, 16
Snow Cleopatra, Monteith, Madeira, 28
Brig Betfcy, Lake, Jereniie, 2£
Yorick, Moo,die, C.N.Mole, 22
Portland, Lorguier, St. John's,
New.Brunlwick, 10
Sch'r. Nancy. FofV, Guadaloupe, 20
Hawk, Webb, Grenada and
St. Thomas's, 20,
Joanna, Waters, C. Francois, 19
Nancy, Tone, Peterfhuig, V. 6
, SI. Mercury, Pike, Cape Francois, 19
Sincerity, Sullivan,' Port de IVix, 2i .
Dolphip, Cieffan, Pettit. Gauve, 30
Bttley, Montgomery, Wim tig
ton, Delaware.
Ship Ann and Mary, Baglev, N. Yorkj
t Brig Two Brothers Mori -, Jacq'.iemel 23
1 David and George, Cannon N. York 7
Jane Lillibridge, Kavannah 9
Sloop Harriot, Navarro, New-York 3
Amelia, Rich, do. 9
Industry, Barnes, do. 7
Nancy, Folk, Charleston id
S PRICE GF STOCKS
6 per Cents 19/10
3 per Cents 1 x/ 8
. Deferred I^2
- Bank of the United States 40
r Pennsylvania gy
| North-Ametici 45
- KNOX & HENDERSON,
No 46 North Front Street,
ARE jujc opening a Handsome AiTort
merit of SPRING GOODS, per. the
William Penn, from London, which they
will dispose of on low terms for Cash, or
Short Credit;
May 12. dtf. "
i ! :
' NEW TfaEATRff.
Mr, DARLET'r Night.
On. Wi-dnefiiay Evening, May 13, will
1 be presented, a celebrated COMEUY,
j. (never performed here) called,
The Brothers, sr the Shipwreck.
To wliich will be added,
A Musical Farce, never performed here, called
The Quaker,or Benevolent Friend
i. Tickets may be had of Mr. Dailey. No
34 Arch Street.
Alfoat Rice's Bookflore, No. 50, and
Carey's No. 118. Market Itreet.
£5° 011 Friday a Tragedy, never perform
ed here, called ( the Roman Father, or the
Deliverer ol his "Country, to which will be
added a Comedy, never performed here,
translated from tiie French of Beaumarchais,
called the Midnight Hour—for the benefit
of Mrs. Whulock.
Mr. Chalmers's Night will be on Mondajr.
JUST RECEIVED,
By the Abigiil. Capt. Blunt, from Port»
tiriouth a few barrels
Excellent SALMON.
For Sale by T. MOUNTFOR D,
At his jatorc on Cox's wharf, jufl above
the Drawbridge.
May 11 d
■' , >
New,-Caftle Pier Lottery.
THIRTr-FIETH Day's Drawing is
arrived at the Office, No. 14 9, Chefiul- •
flreet, between Fourth and Fifth-Greets.—■
One ticket of Ten That fund Dollars draicii
that day.
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