For the Gazette of the USited Staiss. Xo. VI7„ 1 hive foms further remarks to offer an the Pre sident's meflagc ; but shall tor the prcfeut poltpone then, an<l return to the New-York paragraphs. The writer proceeds thus : " 'be attempt now evidently miking by the , " Hjufe ot Reprefentativc's to pverleap the bounds ! " prefer ibed to them by the con.litution, and en- i " croach on the executive branch, tinier pretence j " of watching over the liberties of the paople, is a '' m ojl nlirmir.7 inflance of an ambition to abuse their " pow;rs. Whatever be the f.iteor merits of ths j " treaty, the call on the executive to dilclofe the " fleps of their negotiation, is an attempt of one ; 1 ' branch to influence and ising caatr^l. the ope " rations cf another—precedent of a mill dange " rpus nature—one that, if not checked, will pro "Jlrale o-jr government, and bring us to the point 11 of ail authority in o:ie house, which has proved " the terrible of freedom irf France, and " from which the French are endeavoring to depart j " as fa ft as poflible." The charges there made agiinil the House, of ' Representatives are of the moll feriuus nature 1 They ar; urged with great (trength, and the writer I I leaves*no room for the reproach of treating with 1 too much delicacy one of the mod refpettable and ' august bodies of men in the uaiverfe. Ido not fear ' contra<sittu.n, when I apply th.-fe honorable epi-» r thets to the immediate Representatives of the free I people of America. f To exculpate the House I have difcovcred ad.o- c cates for them, to whom even Mr. Sedgwick or '' Mr. William Smith will not object. Their autho rity is complete and unaiifwcrable ; and if any F doubts remained of the ricjht of the H.ufe to defend ( their fpecific powers again!* the eiiuroaeiiments I the President and Senate, they mhfi now be utter- P ly removed. You are impatient, reader, to know " who these unexceptionable aiithoriiii/g aie. Hold P a moment," and I iIISTI acqjjint you : They are «' Mr. William .Vans Murray, from Maryland, and la Mr. Robert Goodloe Harper, from Suuth-Caro- ° lina. pi Startle not, reader, nor deem the thing impofll- "> #>le, Suspend your impatience for a moment, and ar hear their own Words, and then you will decide for yourfelf. it is very true, as you are going proba- b t>!y to observe, that these gentlemen voted again# ti: the powers of the House ; but is that my bulinefs ? th X.et them, if thej please, reconcile the wconfiften cy to their condiments, who ought to d« " Mark how their words and (fflions a«ree," Us We will begin with Mr. Vans In the debate of the 23d March, published in the Ameri- to can Daily Advertiler of April ill, this gentleman advanced the following eoncife, but cosclufive ar- etl gument—" That no condrudion of the conditu'- ''7 tion, which defeated and rendered either null or a " unnatural in its enjoyment, any grant 6of power in j u > the conilitution, could pollibly be'the true one." by This is a maxim to which it would, be presumption ph to attempt any objeaion. It speaks c*nvi&ion to COi every- ingenious mind. But, fir, does this strengthen Ui the Mute, of thr President and Senate J I>uc» *"< convict the House of a design to " overleap the bounds prescribed to them by the cooftrtutwn," or of « a most alarming inltar.ee of an ambition to tha abuse their powers VBy no means. On the con P !a trary, and I beg the reader's very particular atten- P u! tion to this point, if the treaty-making powur is e b' carried to tbe extent for which the Prelident con- y Ol tends, are not sundry important " grants of pow- P" er" to Congress eolleaively " defeated and render. yot ed null ?" For indance, is not the right "to re- mu filiate commerce," as has-been a thousand times ,c v already obfetved, " defeated and rendered null" as Un far as refpeds Great-Britain ? Is not the to for " define and punish piracy" which is " a grant of w ' l ' power" to Congress, wrelled out of their hands, and exclusively exercised by the Preiidetit and Se nate, as far as refpefts Great-Britain ? Is not the ~ «' grant of power" to Congress to eitablilh rules of naturalization " defeated and rendered null," bv Mr. Jay's treaty, as far as refpecls Great-Biitain ? A I migh: go on with q jeries of a similar nature on t f ten or a do/en of the enumerated powers granted, now to Congress—but it is unnecessary. i^o Reader, I do not -with to fatigue you with pro- raa y lixity—and lhall conclude with a ac- I£? ll cording to M'. Vans Murray " no conftrutlion of 1},!!" the ConJ/tution, which defeats and renders null or k K e unnatural ,n the enjoyment any grants of pgwer in the front Conjlttntian, be " tbe true onf," can that<conftruc- ' watc tion pollibly he "the true one," which would veil all rc >n the executive, by the undue extension of a gene- ' y ? f" Sr , a:U ' a ," ,he , ' m P or ' a '" t Powers which ! tweai ha>e been fpectfually granted to the LegiffatHre i ed fn Harrington. tr ««. —third For the Gazette o> States. w.Th' #» _ —n wc|] TO HARRINGTON. ftn-r.n OF aH the fiUy who have brandish. ire al ed their ctidgeU defeiuie of the perpetrators of neigh a flagrant outrage 011 the Constitution of the United be ta ' States, you, fir, for extreme folly, chal!t I!K e the aCom pre-eminence. ricr6 f ~i W f ° U f I b V, W " fl< ' ° f >lmC t0 not, ' ce tV ' e f"blime AeT thrr'rf '<!' ST <*** : 1 therefore conhue rtvWf to a few ftriau.es on No. «»*e pn VI. potted ,n Mr. Fo,no's Gazette of Satur. "ttlc cay. large I ~J" "" mhe [ r™ IW* "ndertakrn to over.ule meat' all the high cited by the President in from t hn, meflage to the "f. R.'p.efentatives, by fr "<" quoting one fchtary exprefSnn nfed by furl-re Wil fdlin P foq m his fpeeeh t„ the invention of Pennfylva-: 2°s nia : And the loss of a nioiiog. i(v the , Convennoii, tor g.v.ng tothe Houle of Reprcfen. : Virgin tatl-ves the power they now contend for— the opi- } — Dions held mitVj state Conventions—the hitherto 1 p uniformity of fent.ment on that point among all J daJes-ot people—and the prafticc which'ha, a). ready obta.ncd under the pte feiHl government w,ih refpea to treaties—hare been ma le to y lc lj this Q jrrefiitable, and, as it Wiuld seem, majjSqai exoref. Finn ! As thid is the firlt time that Judge Wilson has had the good fortune to be complimented by A"r tn. party, will k a nv how to ts. die modvei whii-h gave tifj to the cul >- giu.n Aah > , iir, it vvouid have b#en more candid in e Pre- y ,,u t0 consulted the Jud e himfelf as to the Itpone tiue meaning which he intended th<! jhs. flioald convey—yet as you have not dons 10, but have ventured to twill his words to luit your own by th; ; pt' r pofe», I trull he will p .idon me if I attempt to lounds 1 R IVi? them that conilruaion \yhic!i appears to -be nd en- i confille it with common sense.- ctence ] Convention of Pennfyivania, the treaty is a making power being ihe fubjea of dehaie, Judge e their Wilson, 111 reply to the ohjertions raileil againd 1 jf the j delegating that oo vc- to it, s p.elident and Sc'iate, ' ife the "bferved, that the Hoiiftf of ftcprefentKjves, a!:ho' '' if one ' 'hey had no aai>.r part in making treaties, would f ie o/K' " c • eubelefs p.'ffjfs a firang retraining influence, I lange- anr ' by way of i'lull ration quoted the jraclice which llpro- obtained in Nu*", hr, whatever may bo q point P'-lftiee of the Briti'lt Pw!iam.-nt u-'th re r pe£t ; r •roved to treaties, jailice requires, that we nut fuf- ! | , and P e< J''dge VVilfonof attempting i > give more lati- v lepait tUl)e to 'he meaning of the expivfli.ij, than was 'c, wan anted by the Couftitution he was then advo- | si fe, of citing ; for the moment we alTuine it as a truth, ■ re.— that the extent of the powers granted fey the peo- ; c vriter I p' e "> our Conflitutio.i, is to be r.ieafurcd bv tlx " with praidice of Britilh Parliaments, that moment the ' : and Repref*ntatives,might resolve to hold their i « t fear for ieven years or longer, and by the fame pa- j it epi- rlt y °* reasoning the Preljt/ent could duTolve COll- hi : free S re^s ai, d c a ll a new one wln'never he thought rt proper—and yet, strange to tell, this is the v"ry id»o- doftiine for vrhich you aid ail preiended patriots :k or have been so strenuously conten lino. 1 it ho- 1 ri - i', that *he power %f wirhhnldiu'V at?- any propriations is of itfelf a reflrj'tni-ig nifluence, and is th fend the only conliitutiQiial check whkh liic House of L t # nf Rednfeiitalives p.nTefs »,er ;he Treaty wiaki'ig so tter- power—a che k wiiich might only 10 be excreifc'ii tn mow 111 vcr y extreme cases: For as ttie conltitution ex- i i.»ld prefsly declares that Treaties made under the au- "" arc thority of the Um'ed States (hall be the fuprertie and laws o) the land, it follows ot course, thin the House P 3 ara- of Rcpfefentative?, areas much bound to fulfil any ; tei pecuniary Ittpulations in a Treaty CooftftirtionaHy to ofli. made* as they are to app o ii te money in purfu- or and ance °f ' :l »vs of their own framing. for Pr*y lir, who informed you, that the Prelidmt 1M: ,b a . had not seen Judge Wilf V n's speech in the Conven- i "Vl '; an of Peilnfylvania, when he was delfbrr'ating 011 ' fl <t ; f a ? the requelt made by the House of l< eprefematives Y ten. for papers.— Were you she sole d pofitary of.the Po debates had in that Convention? I ,/,!) .Iloaflcvou " >0 upon what grounds you have hazarded so ext'iava "ha the gant a as that the p.ople froiH Georgia fro er ;. to New-Hamplhire, will approbate the refohitions l> *' nan the 7th inltiu — Refoln.,o::» which w*l! foirp a» ar . eternal monument «.f the unbounded influence of ' it"" hypociify and cunning.over falfe pi ide, ignorance !or and fclfifhucfs Is your opinion of such a'n event A " riu JUitified by eutifrtnified oti (he fi^bjc e." by the honest and enlightened citiicns of Phrijdci- n>:< ' ion P"' 4 ; Certainly net. A few we. !;s vvi!! p.,! n s '' un «o convince you, that the people in other parts'of the lr , en Union knaw hoiv to difcrimmate between delegaftd hi. 3iTumt<l power. — *' J thc c 1 ,P tobaW y address you again on this or fuhjett, . fl.all at this time only finther obtrrve, j- Ivr "' to that I cannot promise to treat vou with the co.:,' ! »" p ' a " cc y p; ' « ,aim a » a right. 'If the point it, i " ;n. pute was merely a speculative one, 1 wot,ld molt " f 1 -, 3 cheerfully accede to your propofitiou—but fi r ,-;,s rn you have long been the agent of a wicked and del'- ,aen w- perate faaion 111 this cOuntiy—and iiiafinulh as ,on > er. you are daily employed in promoting its views —I re . mult eonfider you as a vile incendiary «ith whom )e3 it would bi difgraceful to harmonize even in print as Under this impreflion therefore you will exeje me Brig to for lugged, ng . an amendment to the (ignatureui.de,- , of which you write-T—by striking out the letter J s> H, and fubfiituting Bin the room thereof. ' e - ——__ LEONIDAS. h « r.' n „~T~- = Schr of F O R. S A L E, >y SALISBURY, 1 ? A L O m! JHfr iTT 4 Farm "otainin g1749 ,crc, >nt f 'f Ve ' fc " ae iind > "-emarkahly well adapted to ■d ?r<>W °gr '' and eVCry kind of e rai » ; there are Tor' 00 T, 5 ° f n,c3rfow which 150 tons Of haj +vere made the Ull jcarj ,00 .crcs To th«* r " tC PC " Ce madc into meadow ecual C " hWr e i,l r ll ) 'J na Y' and hilf thcroof watered. Sloot of , . " prcmifcs a cnnmiocLio»u two !>ory dwcl 1 s h ?t' Tlh d ' with c, " en room ' Ug e , eight of the room, have fire places a piazza in W I wUS in°th "™ I 6 inJ ' a w eU of good > j th f 3 ' ard ; f ' lr g e and convenient barn fcedded (I } " ' 'bat affords ftablagefnfficient for 10 or 80 Xad f . ■ " ttlf ' -cli con Ihuae ffH bles fuffcient for o , horse., with every other neceSVry out SuiMWs - fe. ?' ed fruit 4 a ",> | J °° y " Ung J ? PIC ■ tri " ts wcll cho: ' f < graft ' trers ani"/ to J"a r , about 3000 bearinr |~:ach hrd "of f, ° 7 ki " dS " f fruit tr « s ' Sio °P third of tlu. and ~ cleared and under good fence the < rjma.ndcr , in th, paflure well «ken "b red clover ami other valu bis „raf, • ,hi 6 farm wet watered, baring several C ood >r,ngs and Two ftre»tss running thtou S h different part,, onpneoftb-m 1 " a gr.il and saw mil), atfo a well fixed dill.llery • th -re J ; l l f° °» ,h = pretn.fes a tan yard in good o rrf 'r 'he f neighbourhood m which it is, will afford that buHrtcT, to r 1 < - arri r," to Srcat extent, nn thc tan yard lot there is J a Comfortable two story dwellinr houle bark hr and fir " rier, fbop, &c. & c sLuld Th« ■ W '? K?" 1 accommodate Chark 1 SSi V , a "f C ttW r eBTOCk - ,vU 1 acquainted with all kinds of WO rk, necefflry on a farm CI ' ' cattle U fli p K ma ' a ! f ° be wiih S k 3,1,1 cattle, flicep, hogs and with every necessary utensil for a bc ovv " i7fh/co,?n't U - rr " lltU s cJ in J vcr y healthy part C ®P ' meafureme n 7^ n i ! ! 1 nei e h1 ""»"hood, nf, by teliige, mealurenient 16 m.les from Alexandria, and about i< fe, lr,, rom the city of Walaingtdn, and on the turnpike road P I 'A'- eX " IS W '"chefler. As I im deiirous oi oneXv" oi>Crty ,' a Iwßaia will be ijiven to any ' for theoth'! P * T Jnl""' lU ' if the P Urchase ' ■ tor the (jtbei „ e»llfidcr«l>L credit will be given A B« or . SAMUEL LOVE. 7 Virginia, Loudoun County, April rft, rroii. ► C o 4 t. v ' wt l " j JUST fUuLi'SHEn, ? By 1 ho„ as Com die. No. 20, Carter. Alley, Trli tivL Ti % • " Bookf<!ler «» 'offufiw I Fruc »/„ o.lU,r] I'Uir of, CON STITUT IO N Wl THF STATS OF aicite r, TENNESSEE. : '' i*,thSs. pfj, Ie cll ' Philadelphia, MONDAY EVENING. APiUI. tr, tfyi. ndid in :— 1 U ,'rr ! ' l ' .< t f r xtruS °f a 'Mr fro*, Majachufett,. Vi'l.ljf. I obrcrvc, vh.it I exprtfed, that the amies are 10, but 1 urnimg.thetf.hMds againlt the Treaty—this uonfcnfe ur ami • W U J ~ nucil tim - • ind ,riuc;i but 1 d.j „« myt to :hin - ve T m il< hitt'eut. can be «fferted. to be , t n i , d!V!hc " l3 ' a ." d »<«* opMmons take place ! at a period every way so ailfpiciom to our coimtrv as ' Wbjt may we not expert' in cafe ot a lon X J**'' P a »crtul Jiifurrejiions, .or Lay general calan,: y'> Judge "«der the adiuliuftration.of the Mult popul*, m „„ ' Sffsinlt Jt cyer r , l!lfd '» Ay country, cabr.'s are formed, and , tt.iate, d ', C P u ''-'>h t"»|ifhood, mu- " a'tW ; »y ot thelsgtilature devote their whole time would I f c,II -°'°y UK, "" nuc: ' - e a« 0* eflaey (nea- , a " CV " ea w ' l9n a man. less popular ( far**, ftaHhe-snt.ciieido, ument ? ' - which *'* hive iong been convinced that there is not now nay be and vtrtuf tntii, le iit to pVWei via pure «bvern ■efpedt a , nd therein e uutU these incrtafe, what are we Atfuf- ;%• 7 a ?the uiwtal- „ •e lati. wil'l be it -e " " "" nS a " d win DC t ...e .KJct OS ourgovt-iinuut. lhaVcaniece . ' 'f' £**» U P°" ( h's Hibjedt, hut lam wait.ng for advo. j fuif proof that Coi.gieW will n„, regard us pledoed truth, ; butn to us if this fuSjt . a WM u;< j w » h peo . , C.y« o, pepple, they lo.gftt apprehend a u.o.ur, l,y was C v tlx j"" *° ' d " Ulii as thr y have been in the kahit of imc- ~ it the i iSf !] *. d " d man, told their i *. ■ - n :t li "' lk 1 ut 'h ail event twe years an-,id—l .D I k- r I *. a th r' il,d • bur •***» can make ie pa. ,it h It « painful to reflert on the folly of mankind Co..- bii. we inn ft not (hut our eyes, Irft we Ihoii Id foe t \ mght remedy, if pothole, ihould be found—l with you would ' v'vtry 7 u,u Q triou newspapers. f »?- In J h e r >« report: of.,be Scfca of ip,J,s the Hijnfe of Representatives on the Polt Offic. }, ,fe of Law, the fnbjert of news p;.per«.i» introduced, and ikt ig ' tome causes are therein alined for the failures in end them to fubferiber,., I, not , W() . , ex. I however that t fourcc of the dilH.ulties was : duC on the pan rc*e , <Sf tlx; Po.'tOflke. It , s not pretended that News loulc ate conveyed under the fame fonrtion a, | et i W any ters. Until thurefponlibility is envted it is i„ vain ' n » l }j ; .««»*. tufioefs wiji be cither regularlr Mr trfu- | or punftua.ly performej. ' M ' VriS f !'S^ ene ! » we believe by tlie late Poll lirnt M***; Ge of'»). whu-l) it adopted will remove every ven- It was something like this, That all Ur < on I ll,iu-r, P" 0 ''« for news-papers t„ * transmitted bv 'V °4' l>r , rt ' cc T i v vtd at retpedivc :"C (lit? r I,?' r ,he Deputy Post Mailers von I'ould 1 1« rclpomib.e for the ftibfc,,prion money— IVU fro''th P s" 1 , : j - rS - fh(Hlld m ' k,f a cert: "' n discount .T' 1 > \l l;,^c "p" 0 »* m favo, of ,he Deputy : ns I - or the person fpc.ially entruited with El ai) l ' l3 buiiiicU «j»ic»€r him^ ;of Ihe tie:tii'j of this plan would require an addi ,nce >'"•»' y* l.i the otfbe at the fe .t u s government. Sui em ui of ihi, kind in tl„.P»ft.Office in w - X ,! ««ok plnce hut au w jearsfince; del. a«<» by hue WcoLnU ,t appean that the IpS ,? "-rwTx M ' ,h ? t ki 'V. 10,-, ha. errcreafnd r nS "pwarfls of TWELVE MIL- # aTii.-uallv in confeq<h-nce of it. rjr } fi»C this plan arc obvious, but too No! J,. ; n.nmiis to he (purified—all inipofnions may be x6r» "'•>{ 1vr ";". 1 ' r " ul th c papers u at thc nil)(t f avort y lj r . : „ J _ , cr V Us. j i'V,. liing seed be »r, r cd to impress the importance 1' Io) t ,of the lu.jer; !)U the nundj of Con K reflf. J„f ur . and < - a 8 n..!.,,,, ,s tlic billot a Republic. Good Gover n .act lubh.l, by Without it, force, not rca- -1 a3 lon, lupports the machine. -I — fORT OF fHII, A DELPHI A. Nt RI A n , ARR " rI »- BATS, I j rne Brig Ann. Parker Clurlcßon 7 \ $ ' P"liy* Bet ft y, Shiw, Nixonton • r Mo.^wZ?° n C j w S. I] ™ Courtney, Ltvingdon Havannah i 7 Schr. Virginia, fnni. Gonaives W.,field, M'Neiu Nor W1 W.nci va, I'alhnau Martha Brae 2 5 Ct , felT' ° P ? R - h -"' d 4 bexc, Canuda, Grc.n Nonh Carolina 4 «d,fr« rh Little John, Bdyd . J amaica „ and Bi 3 c 't"" KS d. Sloop TfldtiHry BV \ • Virginia 'g A ' 1 hos. and Sally, Alien Alexandria i 9 *pr | n . CLt AREO _ —1_ '4 Rennick, Hunt B^rbadoe. ! r o "' n . St. Thomas 0 Ijabeila, LiHibridgc Je.cm'ie .. Naooy, Caflon, Port-su Pripce t- Batt " s " Norfolk h ci *'r lve I n,u ' e ' Bjrnar <J Camden LAY " ia bloop Lark, Burrows ■ -• CharleHnn e, K h t d Change, Wo, U) Nancy, do. do ° Plf' K aSr St - B?rt,n,orefw itth Bctfey, St. Thomas I aticnce, Webb -■ - New-Vork r ® Capt. Tallmnn left at Martha Brae bnV Betsey _ and -sloop Capfc Water, both of th-s port; 8 , n ''P lS - Garo, i»a> German, arrived at M : Cliarlclton in 6 «ays Irvm this port and -was to fail. 1 in about to »'ayi 'if Cs. ; Ship Dominick Terry, Dchart from Lilbon it ' be OVV. A Capt. M'Ncron of the fchr. Winf,eld, brings in- gZL ■ 'e.ngence ol j fail of the vefTels which carried hor- Cofla le» from Nitrfolk having been captured by the Blfta i'ltnch, and sent, as he believes for Cape Francois Curw " -* — — Mam .TEN DOLLARS REWARD. A l^ *L e n,ght lbur f d "X V. the Tuke d, ,i A '"o BOSTON Mup " >'!"ck indentedfer- A nr l Vi 'i/ Ud, l o or tyyrarj B f Age, and about 5 feet 8 or 9 l««fJ high ; one of bis ejet is it, the corner j . / " J " f rcl confined 0 f a f n „ff cn ! or . ' r'r a- J" cbefler -ve/i under it; a pair Qj fUJtianirovi/ii j, and under them a light mixed cloth 102 i'U" Oj oieecMj. hoever apprehends tie laidfervant, 10 an ictut ns hm y or confines him in any jail in Pcnn r vl- • ,0 vi.nia o, ftrftj, so teat I neovtf- -bimjiall rctctvetke ai ' a cue reward, tc,getc, r with reaforiabit charges. Impor ■7 MOORE WHARI'ON, acd for 1 f.i A"e. loy, Spruce-street. iti Febru: Ricketts s Jlr/7phithc atr& y —■ — *or tlie benefit of Mr. Splnacuta\ ties art TO-MORRQIVEVENING, TuefJay, April 12 , lonfenfe v- o • „ »"i m .„,': Tw"u % c wr d ! ol,s t0 ren<!er "* Amur.,., ai-ikd. Tf i h,s . B,:nefit tro| y win, it,..j,c, OUI ;e P'a« ,1 If® £venm S» Particularly e.xcrt himlcli by j Y( iw. ..tryss yet NEVV pfiR|rf >RMANCES on the ' Tight-Rope. «i mill Mr - Spmacuta wil} T for only, dane< with law Si, and o j . fattened on !j>, | u-t. ■d, „u- W-A Co«ic DANCF, in M'hich he win Ruow * Ic time / ' tacatard 5c forvfaris, and v <»ea- , „ t P m L ce S*:" h'tead of b.i •otfular ' the 0 "? r ™ e lh ." i;c v.-ii| throw iliro&if i |UFO s b-air, 4nd perftjfrti the nvo W u ■„ "* le £ n<l SSfcWNTAOX. overn- w 1 4 ''° i? an " wrtil CVV ' J tied to his Perf, '"e we n nnnr TriT For r,,e f*cond time, the "ual- SURPRISING LEAP OV:'R IHE GARTER, oners, *"7 oi ten feet high, 1 Piw • • • v * M £ l 2y lne r 'S f °-' thp Ri' V, \ C:J " e - Wilbout tbt 'fffi'tance of edged e apce.Pcle, lie w,!| g0 thro' the jVrprifinj tothejrvri • n ° CeilVrc . s ' °* American 'FJajr, y was I f°>"'d J>i» neck, arm* and b«wy, m fev'erai ' NT'S- w . „ , , atr.tudcs. , told ,« conclude w.th defevnding and attending ths> id'—-1 cp Rt, P c ' perform- fevera; aftan;C.jai h„;s -malce nc . vcr attc "*V u d by any one but himfejf, HorfemanOiip. vould THE BACK COUNTRT MAN's FRO / ICK On Horseback, by Mr. Ricketts, in which introduce » H( RNPIPJJ. Various FEATS—by Mr, F. Rlckett,. _r to mic x EATS, jn the character of the ~, ByiAr.Su//,. ' C, Mr. Ricketts .will ride on two Horses. and perform ' an ' ieverai maflcrly [ n Ground and Lofty Tumbling n '" U „ By Meflh. Suliv, was F. Ricketts, Langley, ' patt Reano, Msifer Sully, ewa ~,, And Clo*n, Mr. Spina:.uta, let I ' ! ?„ V )V ! • ,um P down froin table aud chdr, ani vain j w a Suhlm er'et with his feet &knc!; ;: t d. arly j Mr * vv ."'' a Summerftt tied up in a 3a s , *»■£ 3 0 w,th au ex panded Umbrella in hi* hanS. _ To >»>ich wiil be added, i-ery /' or l l,le time, a NEWPANTOMJMr a] , under the diredion of Mr. Spinatutl, called—The iby Power of iViap-ic; or „ HARLEQUIN W the SUN. Harleqmn, ( lor thls dght only j Uv.Shn^t. Old Man, R*tmo. » tint ov ' er > (for thu night ojriy) Mr. Sully W J Pl "°.' Mr. Spinacite. 'ith t-olumbmc, Mrs Spina can. Mag,can, Mr . Mcdonald. Idi- 'J"*"' Mr. Priu. Cottager, Mr. Lan^lm. ;■ Siipernumeraries, &c. by the reft of the Company. ;'• With the original Overture, and mterfperfed with the celebrated Muflc of Don Jean. ' fed Th; new Scener y executed by Mr. Scbnydtr. L " *f* T ickelS t0 he h '«s of Mr. Spinacuta, at Mr Walman «, corner of Race and Fr«„- / , , 00 No. i 3 7; at Mr. \Vi||j>.' s Mnfic Sh "• vSSsr ,ht •— n "' b ' ui -««'• wo.. ce 4*l The Do«f, in future to be opened « SIX ; r " ln j rbt E »terta.nme H t to begin at SEV£N o'clock •n- *,* .Boxes, one dollar—Pit, half a dollar ' ra- For BRISTOL, THE NSW SHIP 7 ] Philadelphia, Slvivv. Theodore Matter, '3 Y II L Go»d« on F(e:glit, and be ready to re-eiv. ■5 them in a few days. Fpr freight or pa%e appl, to 7 Thomas & J o hn CUtforl W 1)0 have for Sale, befidei their usual aflbrtmentof Ironmongery, Cutlery, Sadl<ry, & c . a k Cr,t " Bf G '=f« and Earthen Wire; Grates of Vials -4 boxes of long and fliojt Pis.«; Bri.lol crown G!af s uiTorti 4 ed, lrom iS by la .nehcs, W 9 inches by 7 ; Copper Sheet. 1 and Bottofl s; Box, sos Tin Plates ; London Li Bliftol 7 C p t f r ,U Cltk " affortedj Bristol Grjndftones; Garnet &Co ». patent bheaves for Blocks. AJfi, a bale of 1 BROADCLOTHS aud CASSIMERBS, And a few Pipes of OLD MADEIRA WINE Q April ii. ' * 2»W. » BOSTON, e Schooner JOHN, c Thomas CofEn, mailer, 1 LAYING at Me Are. Antimony Son's whtrf. t* fail i„ 1 *™,£ ay '' • 7 " f " flage at P'OlYARii STOIV, jun s. Store, No, 4t iouth Wijter-ftreet. WHO HATH FOR SALE, ' tX7 ril ° f N ' E ' R " m 5 B " f ' S ° ap ; Candl *' &C - I r " ' Eait-ladia Goods. *. FOR sale, Br mordecai LEWIS, Tie CARGO of the Skip India, Capt. Aft mead, fro,* Calcutta; CONSIiTINO OF Gnrrahs; Sanahs, GUzzenas, Chintze?, aes » Humhuma, , Doreas, Curwah Clotb, Bandanoes, \ Mamoody, Choppah RomMls, Erneft.es, Sugar, Moiagegunjaet, Pepper, &c. 1 ukcriefi, Aprl "• 3 w ~c o F F E E. ~ I 0» Hoglheads, -s 19 Tierces, / 30 Barrels, > PRIME COFFEE, 217 Bags, 3 andZTle >">« J"--. Richard if James Potter. February u. '6 4 '
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