The Long-Island Star from Brooklyn, New York • Page 3

rr THIS 0 0 -1 A to A ii LonlKlaiuIltnil Ito.td Company. Nkw York Policc Oi rice. Feb and very triing rented. 'presenting ayinptotna of 13. And mre enough, ewr u.y.

A It It A KM l.NT. when apeeily auin.alion. l.o Know oui ii into iu head to promenade Ihe hall for our diveriiw ment? PUCK. 1' A.ul a creat mettiu it vvm ium but ifji.w.i expected. About 47 13 Sir irJSh.

And ould n.an by the name LAW PENCE IflRMA.V, A Tine Tlillrr. Store ro, 3U Broi.il reet, corner Eichance Pla'a TUURiUAV-Mafchtll. LEATHER, ttc A I half past tuiie.iorei' of '1 honia. No. 46, 68 and CO Vt.ey lu.OOd aides Sole Leather.

I'ntrtiv ti From the N. Y. Fprnt. Saturday, Feb, Si. REVIEW OK THE MARKET.

Rim auk week pd off very quiel y. l.a-ur arrival, f.om Europe Wine dvis that coiinn im-inove 1 1 llui is fav.H.i le. Tba remitted loss or n.1 gloom over Wa'l Tba nione) market a little ea.ier. The Spiin? Trade has opened slrearty nny of out hotels ate lil.ua iii With tranerrs. 1 iiell'W ea.

ther induce, u. tu ll. the river will shoitly bie ut mid the (lavijpihon commence. Conuit-M it. and tlit public will qulla wilhng to see then disperse, r- hriiisc Taara-Will commence earlier lhar.

ii.ua!.--Our inen li.iit. are now Mipidi. with huso stinks Shaving tU-tranrdinary. On Saturday morning, Mr. Kzaa Mullory, from Diiubury, who wanted to get shaved, went into ihetdiop of a man named P.ma-nuel Peach, and requested t.iui tu perloi-m il.e neeea-sary operation.

Mr. Pearl, immediate. anded Mr. Mullory a chair, and reeomnifuded lo take oil his coal, which having done, he was in few minutes divesied of his beard, and then commenced Hashing himself. While be was doing Mr.

Peach remarked that Mr. MallorJ- a con wanted to be brushed, and accordingly brushed and having as PacksMleorilARIJWARE 10 o'cWk In thi rtm 1(1 B-A- 1. I. i Inii we wai Mold i' 'nii'ihiiijr I'kc 'his; mS taking liberty ofplaeitig myself in thin J(J TICK hereby fiver, thai on and al'icr the ll (lay 1 or March nut, rud Mill benperied to the 1'nhhc as fur east a. I lirkn.ille, S7 mil.

Irum lliooklji'l si. U'. III fuitiicr ti-e, the Cur. w.l be dcoji.ithed a. fulluws.

Ltavt iei.f I.tmt.'amti co. I.iaot Brtcklyn, 8 o'clock, a. M. I HJ o'cloi m. PI o'clock m.

r. h. I it r. m. r.

m. Peuenjers will be received and left al the following iil.ee. nn ihe, lie nf the Komi, via. Wi I len.p. Fhiiliinj Ate iue, (4 mile, ea.t of Jai.ii.ca) I'niuii Cooiae.

end dl'ord. TICKK I'S, with whirl, all penon are req'irnxd to fur. ni.h llit-hi Iw foie can be ImJ at the va- luiiai ui S.J1 ir n.iiru. iiriiau ii cm. iu nai aisivitk k.

rr- I.ATKST FROM KN GLAND. The Jouriiiil (if Coumierce und Courier have re-rrivrcl filca of Cilnnow piiers hy the ahip New Yoik from llii.t porl tip to Jan. 14th. They repeat from Lloyd'a hula lhebriefatateine.it if l'ie firt of the Krie. There Ima bem a time nmonir the enerva-tive al (jUiHt'ow in iniiiiiiralinjr Sir KoIhtI I'cel Lord Hector of Ihe Uiiivi-miiy.

After the installaiion a inniiilif-eni banquet waa at the ao called I'rel 1'avilioit with tablta apreod for 3000 guest. will 1 nil-use lit permit we 10 urn; ma. some bib SJn Hie hi me sisted Mallory pulling the latter paid him as Oil. an. i went ins wav.

In a sho time oiu-r, inah.o. at. Obellield Hardwire, Cuilery, Heavy Good Fancy Art ilca on a credit of 6 months on approved endorsed notes. Culnlooe. lie, ready the ituj- prviou, Al 12 at 30 Valu.ble Properly it' Brooklyn.

Tiion four lie Granite from 45 TORI'S. 4' .1. I I .1 1 lV- I tlllKCil UUII I w.l, l. found that $G5, in hills, Which he ad in il a short i tvv" 11 ami what likeness yowl nniUe loiihilio; lime lielore, $50 of them ha I been nhstracied. Hav i iioii hoi nf no emun.ive bu nm a very qmet b.cU much iedu-id.

Limited of Pols sl 7 50 a 7 7i- Penrl. held firmly Export, very small. BREAD it. high price, in eqJencs or the Inuh nrli of fl un'. ttn.l inert, i.

nig good reason lo suspect that barber had shaved v.iii.r' i i uiioi anu rrooi niRj me i a ill fi-M fin liu.l. I I 1 CI The unurchea delivered bv Sir Hubert, on these tw I.oii. in Kfl -unii i i. era i ii. ilia tin' he hastened to the Police willi "'e 1 de I ivhic I 111 be, look will) I na iinv mnn in Freinlil tnon.

il Innvn (liek.ville at 8 A. M. and 1 Iccl lio.il on tout oireel, aujoinin; thi lA. Peach liir rohbhii.g him occflKioiiK, fill Ihe p.ijK'r of the auliseipirnt day. At the dinner, more than twenty reporters were prcient him more ways than one, Oilice and imixachcd Mi.

Mr. P. was answer the charge. tiled, and held lo bail to i .1... nai called for didct.t you you from the err a I Amnion newapnper establifliinenla the rooti i i A mis nib l.ioukiyn f.

Al. ami al Uoml' in lie quite en ial to he Price, keep up I and .1 is I Ag.nt. i the reuhi D. parlmen. the Comp.ny here, ti nric-'s r.i will b.

I.ifib. consequence by n.aka knoWn thai will b. for the you IISt' yi; and aeveral from Dublin and Kiliiibnrtrh. We find tee me oi tUi, una ina DiiiKi i tne a niur sioiy omi'. ttdj iinma tht abje, and lVontin on Fulton rtrtel.

A of the property i.t iht ir Feb, SS. MONDAY March 6. Chancery Saie. L'ndei the direction nfS. Cowdrey tq, Muster in Chancery Alt llio rial, re.ijue, and remainder.

of the term of ii yrnrt frorn the firs! day of Novembei) Shipureck. The u. Harbor Corrector, of Ihe but very fcantr items of genrral news. safe delivery nf any ariitlea not In tlie cii.h.dy of Ihe I "Hi lost, says, lhat ie Schooner O.ieco,(lle Mitch I'rofrsHor ilrton waa unuhle to attend on account of the. sduiiee at the lf: fii II IDS There is a eoud business do and make bale and kill their J.

starve iht-ir children, ami to brinp up to 'u IV.ri every Monday iimniing whole nlaiitnons of the TAVJi with headi and black eyea- ill) ol Ptli'iv Haven, front New York, bound to nfaevere indii)osilion. aeeut. tne only coiuiusive evuaoce ol wiui ii must he en. by .1.6 agent. On tlx Regi.tei., or W.v Bill of ihe Company.

Feb. 87, 1837-awtf ins, and pri.e. are well '1 he 'buer laying The increased revenue for the vear ending Jan Franklin. La. with a cargo of hhd.

slaves went ashore on Ihe 17lh iust. at Sagg, south side of the Island. 10, 1836, ia mi Wm than 2,579,9471. Parliament vniirsclflhaU not to thin lime without hats not to thia lime The crew, wlio wire it. the Alms'iouse, state llitit Tor Sale.

in In. fi-ei lv. Credit, DRY GOODS The sitivala from brnd have been very larje, and there active trade between the importer son meet Jan. 31. to I knowing allaUi it, saya ihen an ey lefl this porl six day previous lo the shipwreck.

and on Ihe second day out, Ihe captain Mitchell, le LAXSifc.fc.lJ, stand, without tne SL'PEItlOR COURT. lii.j 'j lie atJUSili and I situal-it sl "the cor-J'A' ner of old. nnd Navy streets. Apply to JOHN WIS, cor. Sjamis and Jackson Feb.

87, 1817 tf. Dy the name ol wiMNiivarii.ai. irreai friend of ould Cnbbells who Toil know wan the cause of bavin? the corn alack burnt, and the IIIC lifl" .1 essk. have en s.lJaiSll uv overboard and was drowned. The mate, then took charge of the vessel and tried loget into Sandy Hook Bav was olflhe Hook all of Sunday and Sunday Piiilins, v.

Seneca Sieivart and Inaac S. 1 $12 7i. The export tin. aest. ba been unu.uauy ngu .1 I In.

iii.L. wlllll 2000 will cu.tJiace nil llial bus or is now going on nra (lestroyeu 111 j-i important to Special rartnen. ma action was I i i I i the defendants on several promissory chat and plenty. uu i un hrouyht airainst I board. GRAIN The to t.f Foreign Wheat in this market night, with a signal for a pilot, but could not get one was blown ol), and Install her sails.

The mate bad 1311, of, in and mall iliat teituiu lot of land mtiinte, ly ini; -and beinjf in tlie fiflcinlh ward of ihe city of New Yorh, beuix pari of the land, of theTruMer.of li.e Sailor's Snuy Harbor. And also, all that ruiliiin lot of land, lyiiif in the I. 111. ward oflhecilv of New Voik, b-iiiR psrlo'l ll landy of Trustoe. ol' the Sailor's Snug Harbor, know a al N.i.

evei.ly.0ne. S. Cowdrciy, MuMer of Chancery. tath of the Int. Ins 3 i)tory hrie.lt dweillji 1 hnii.e ererted ibcreun the ground rent $71 puf can for each lot, and the loe.ea no the sums tilusll granted liy the Trustees of the Sailor's Snug Harbor.

THURSDAY Mnrelt 9. Leather, kt. At 10 1 o'elock, a the ftotes nf Gideon Lee q0. No. 20 Kerry utrcei, 5030 sola leather with other arllch.

in Iho April 4, I Chancery Sale. ITnder lha direction of Slepl.en Can.ori'lenn, master in clianeery, all that certain lot on ihe si le of East liruidway, corner of Jeffuaon street, -17 f. 4 on Kust Broadway, and 65 feet 6 in- larjie bet that uuld Cohbell could raie tu make i k'drrltiiiit i.iunt a.iiinil nnd miff Holes made bv Seneca Stewart, one ol the Jelen lauts to the plaintiff, upon the purchase from him of lace his writ broken. is belinved to he nearly three hundred thousand buslielSi nd acumul ilin fail. In Baltimore large qusnlities are nnil fo lift.

4 BOUT three mile. Hum the South Fcrrv, FARM in order, tied on the biy, and one of the be't ililo farm, on tlie Island. For ternn is. apply lo No. 3i Pine stieet, New Yorli.

Feb. 27, and other goods, in IS.in. 1 lie proniiss ry The same paper says, another vessel, a brig, said to bj northern built, to or from New York went ashore i Mondiv previous, at Rockv Point, north notes were all siirned by Seneea Stewart alone. In lo Tlie priee. obtained for the la.l monlll Have rniijreil from to 215 as.

These rate, h.ve paid the importd. only a fur profit il i. the cist here is establish a cl.iim aoainst Mr. Hone, the other defend side of tne Island crew landed no further pa.ticu- between IS and I'JUcls. inestncK nnwevet lar-ie lhat prices hive given way.

Rut lew purcha.er. ars. ant, the plamtilf produced from the nlfice of Ihe County Clerk, ihe papers tiled there, according to the statute creating a limited partnership, from which it nppears unol. An atiemnt was made to fjree Sales by auction, hut ilid not bueeee.l, and tne s.ue was nuppcu. Coroner'i coroner, Jefferson Brown, was yesterday called to view the body of a mid WA.vra:i.

A MAN cll acquainted i niarhinery, nf indintri-iXl on. and good ch.racter. is anted in an extrn-ive Manufactory where ha wouh. have employment at a hheinl sahry. Apply to ihe office of die UMION WII1TIC LfclAD CO.rorncrnf Bridge and Front slroel.s.

Brooklyn, Fed. 27, that I Line brouiflil into theconccrn anl llnif constituted himself a special partner, Seneea Of Rye tin re i. but very I tilo doing here il iskcii ii) distiller, a. fast as il arrives. Southern Corn ha.

tome e.iee i i ueilh, ere. The sale of the d'jOTC described projierly was postponed from Fib. 8f.r. dle sged man, named Bryan Hin.iey, a native of Ireland, uho, while in a slate of intoxication, fell into in. area of a house iu Republican Alley, head foremost, Stewart hcinjrthe general partner.

On this Male of the case, Mr. Anthon, iifcounsi into nurliel tra-ly, and sales ol about IU.U0U liusliei. nave been nude at 101 a 1U6 els. Oats have also urrived, and HlO.e HliliB" i tiorcnild be raised in tliii country but any how, 1 think fe's partner to the man that drank the Rival loasl al Ihe nit elin of the 40 when he auid General Jackson was the Statesman, and the preateM General that ever lived an I so 1 think youl make him out now and faith iu well fir ou lo be acquainted with all the yreat men-mid so air, Mr. Wood war made a greatspeecli iiitirel.v.

Hut as 1 d.in't believe vuu'd bother yuorself to read what he said, lie li'othinu about it. And what liny aiid ind done alierwariN in the meetin, lie lave lor the present fir line tired riliii. And mv, Mr. Printer, av.iiirnt-e.ie f.r I me in rael arneil dii UV and put a amp to thee fellows making turn any more plenty. nit you know my j-ivi I.

that ila'tlie rum llials the cause of all Ihe Irouhle, and allliction, and sorrow, and diKgraee, and every other divelmenl tl.al befalls un when we rome here. And don't ynu know that about haif the Irishmen in York lives by selling rum, and poisons the other half for the di'lendauts. coiilentk-il thai the action was hold at 55 a 56 els ir Sjothcrn. hieli is a Oeclme. WF.rNi:SDAY-Mriri and was so jiii.med it.

between the walls, as to be FLOUR--There baa not been the al.ghtesl cliange in To lie Mild at Public Aufction. unable lo extricate himsell. He was not much bruised the article ofFlour during ihe u.nt we. k. The stock here improperly drought that a special partner could not he sued in this way will.

Ihe general partner that the aclion must he confined to Ihe general partner and came lo his death hv a rush of blood lo his ON Wedi.esd.iv, Ike I5tl. day of March' i. comparatively small not much over bfty oar-rtls and er.iili.allv iliniinishinj. Wt-sicrn sold at 1 1 67 head, occasioned by his inverted position. Verdict next, a valuable I A KM winch was formerly Hill William .1.

FcIi. CJURVBYOR, No. 72 Prospect s'reet, Brooklyn, ofhre in South Seventh near PC k-Slip Ferry, Wi. linmabiirfjli. Oily and Village Survi-yins, the Surveyine of Fai nis, Mapping, Copying of Maps, will lie promptly and expeditiously aitended to, by culling or leuv-ins order, at eiltier of the shove p'nets.

Feb. 81, accordingly. alone. dm les and Wi''ht were heard in reply. nccupieii by hamiKl W.

Hlael.ly, pleasantly 1-2 12; Baltimore Ciiy 11 1 1 75 rvew ur- jafiii in the town of Huntington, in the Also to view Ihe body ol hilizabeth Piav, at 95 eaos Sour 7 3't a 7 50 RveU. A lot of Hour les. than A spi-ciul partner cannot he sued upon any irtne.ship debt, unless he has, by intermeddling KiKisevtit-street. 1 he deceased, about 8 clock on Wednesday evening, went up stairs for tl purpose contrary to Hie statute, mane ii.mseu a pari- 2u0 lid. airived Iron.

Bremen, and $11 offered lor ll. A good desl of Fl Mir has been made Iron, 'reign whenl, both here and ul B.thiinorv our inspector all or ncaiiyall of it. We give Ihe following interesting table from the Penns) Ivoiian it is well worll. cx iH.ining Pbici of Flour during the monlht otach year, ol putting a child to bed, when her clothes look fire, and befire assistance could he rendered, she was so ner. This is not pretended in this cac.

1 his con tiact is not the contract of Mr. II. me, as is alleged in foloirrotl T'lLLlAM A. MORGAN Co. Ill Fulton 6t.

hove iut received a beaiitilnl as-ortmeiit of Supe badly burned as to occasj her death al 4 o'clock the village of Dix Hills, four mile, distant from North Port' where htunmhimw have and are expected will run tonnd-from New twice a week.) and about Ihe same distant fnuii the location of the Ling, Islaild Railroxd, and -only half a mile distant f'om Ihe Huntington and Smith-town 'J unipike. Suid FARM contains by estimation ninety neies, a portion of which is thrifty youii limber, the remainder arable bind rciuai kably level and smooth, in' good fence and under good ciiliivminn. There is on said Farm a commodious HOUSE, BARNv Corn Crib, and a goodly number of fruit trees of various and if you don believe me, cro-is Hie krry ami see all Ihe Irish naii.es on the uroir shops in Och murder, murder, that barley ciiy, and Ihe (H.r the uleadim's he. as partner made no ollowmg morning. erdict, that the deceased came from I7i6 lo 1337, rior coloured Kilk, ivhieti ni.l bo told cheap.

to her death, from burns received while in a state ofi contract. Tlie entiie partnership fund, reals in the L'eueral partner; he alone can he sued, und your Brooklyn, Feb 23, intoxication. Krpreis. Feb. 13 75 It 35 lb.

Much. 13 50 1 5 00 execution can then go against Ihe entire copartner Jan. 13 50 10 00 in. 12 00 ll) 00 8 50 Horrid JJTair if true. We are informed that a 1731 17J7 I79S 1709 ship projierly.

The eecial partner risks his capital, which answers the demands against the firm as far 10 00 50 9 50 10 00 8 50 9 50 man has been arrested in Raymond or Poland, and is j-idergoing an examination befire a magistrate, 9 50 as it troes. descriptions. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock P. M. on the premises.

JONAS UlGlllE, ESTHER JOHNSON. I ill:) Mr. Anthon then moved a nonsuit. The opposite 1 1 50 11 25 1 1 50 IS I charged with the crime of murdering his own wife, and subsequently a female with whom il is said he had been in the ibil of illicit intercourse. Both W1RENCH, igl.nl.

nnil American Print, fl. Linm and Ootlo" Shirtings. Fine and Superfine Shirtings and lung Cloths. Linens, Lawn, and apers, together iih a gi nernl as-sortment of seasonable dry goods. Juil received, and for by WILLIAM A.

MORGAN, Co. Brooklyn, Feb. 21, 1337. 3t 111 Fulton 7 1802 counsel, however, prayed lhat the points might be reserved for ihe consideration of the whole Court. Oakley, I will reserve it but I do not think it willdiivou auviroo i.

The law is ciearlv against deaths are supposed lo have been effected by poison. More ol this we shall paobably learn in a lew days, WEDNESDAY March I. Auction- rtJlUE subscribers ofl'jr for saleal auction on Wednesday SL the 1st of March, all their STOCK of FARMING UTF.N-ILS, eonxs iug of 5 Hcrses, 5 Colls, 10 hesdof devils of a corHiralioi. thai Jon slrtve to prevent Hs dirare-o in liu ir laveriisand as they call them, and what you see a lew bottles willi the worst kind of stulf, and a hiL' lazy fellow with a swel-Jed bead and and a half a dozen loofers atandin or aetlinj alxiiil the Ibmr and a bijf stick in the arner to knock down the customers and hale the wife with. And I think Mr.

Printer, this is the kill of law and good order, and equal rights, and levilin and nock-in down and out, iiial Mr. Antei brook, and Mr. Spraue, and Mr. Cobhetls friend, Mr. Woodward and wveral ill the Corporation, and a greal r.umbi out of it, would biinu upon us in Brooklyn if they bad their own way.

And now Mr. Printer, tnyriarlni, do what you canto slop this divilineiil, far oltho so-ne of my countrymen as well as some of jror own, will blame you, others will bles you, and yuud have my blessiu and Mikes at all even's. Tiiitr Craai.x. Notaliene. Ide send a eotiv of tins to the so as to be able to stale names and facts.

10 60 8 25 5 00 3 75 6 25 7 00 6 12 5 12 4 50 5 75 4 75 8 00 4 53 7 00 6 50 5 50 5 87 5 00 6 75 1317 13IS 1319 1320 1322 1.32.1 1-21 1325 1328 1327 18i3 13-29 1830 1831 1312 1333 I3J1 H35 1316 1337 you. courier s( nyu.rcr 03 50 5 I 00 50 51 00 50 75 10 77 8 73 5 50 4 00 6 25 6 75 6 00 5 12 4 62 6 00 4 97 8 25 4 50 6 25 5 50 5 00 5 00 5 00 62 11 00 7 00 6 50 7 00 13 00 7 00 7 50 7 50 7 00 8 25 10 50 6 7 1 1 7 7 6 5 7 Ice Boat. The Mavur of Baltimore has called a Cattle, 9 Wagons, 2 Sleighs, Ploughs. Harrows, Hay meeting of the citizens to devise the means of build A II I SO ft'iiltoii-st. "WOUN BUTLER would inform his customers, and the jj public generally, that he hm taken tlie above location formerly known as i lie Temperance Refectory, where he offers first rale nili in his line, eu'h as Steak, Cnf-fee.

Ham. Ovsters, P.siry, Ice Cream, and Jellies furnisli-. t'. I. a it 7 03 6 50 7 50 12 25 7 50 7 50 5 75 7 00 8 00 10 50 10 2 1 10 0J 8 25 8 00 9 00 1903 1-501 1805 1H06 1307 1S0S 1900 I810f 1311 HI2J ldU 1814; I3I5J 1310 ing a new and powerful ice boat, to keep the navigation of that port open ill winter, and bring to the city Veu Contrieance The Mailt itiprrceikd.

Two audi vessels as require extra assistance iu cold 9 75 en ai ine snoriesi rioiiee. u. weather. II 00 10 50 11 00 9 25 8 go 9 0J liireigu gentlemen, (Messrs. Servel and Gonou,) are making arrangements to transmit intel.igenre through these Slates, ill a way which promises to supersede the black pouv.

and be iu advance of the Mail." A subscription was opened in Baltimore for the re Jnck on St. Ferry. 9 50 8 00 7 75 8 00 A new and Cist rate Ferry Bout lief of the crews ol the three vessels sunk on Sunday night last. is now plying on this Ferry nl isual rates. Coinmul ilion as usual dy nnd August In Years of the Embargo, It is an improved system of telegraphic communication, ll is said they can establish on all polnld of tins this war Jfiaitara Ship Canal.

Mr. Hard, from the Com vear Ihe nrice advanced to SI I and S12. 1 Yeaisot mittee on Roads and Canals, in the House of Repre hut nn property earned by commuters at less rates thnu ihe legal ferriage is insured or warranted safe from sentatives, has reported a bill (or the construction of a rrinler, only lhat I think lie' ems', fir he say's he's ist $10 Uy the whu I believe a much as d. i lhat lie's a ilacent man, but the Corjviralinn will swn make lliat up to him, for I understand the way they settle Ihe nice little bills he sends Iheui, i a cannon to the tax payers. T.

C. witn ureal ui nam. HAY Piles without ch.inje in price, v'x. S7 a 120. PROVISIONS But a moderate business doing in either damage.

JAMES. CLARKE, Rake, llo'er. Fanning Mills, Crsdies, 5 sjIs of Wagon Harness, 2 of (iig Harness, a Gig. and a complete assortment of I'd. ugh and Wagon Swivelircc.

Alio, on ihe beach, a larje Skifl and Sems. Also, at tlie same time, al Fort Uati'd'on Pock, a Pelti-luecr, tiurihen 11 and the one tHil" of tho sloop Agenoria, burthen about 31 tons. Suln rrjmnwni ul 10 o'clock. J.CORTELYOU, Feb9-td Nrrows, nca Fori Hamillna. ESISOO KtiAL HHE subscribers would inform their friends, fn the city JB nf B'-o iklyn, that they have nmde armrigements wilif Messrs Vak OoTt Durtfa.

nf that city; Ibr the pi-pose of affording gieaier facilities for ihe disposal of Real, Estate by Auc'oin, and ul Privale Solo; whereby rr.ape,-handhiils, and all ncces-ary iiifor-nation rrop-f eriy to be sold by us, may be Ii id on application to them n5 their Land, Loan, end Law OiSce, Mechanics' Exchange, near the corner of Fulton and Front-streets, wbcra ful particulars ill be freely givcif und orders for the aaloot property received. VAN ANTWERP VAN DY'iCE, may 9 2ilf Sales Room 18 Broad street. Committee. continent a regular correspondence, transact del tiled accounts, exx-di(e exact ollicial reports, communicate the O)eratioii8 of the exchange and Ihe prires irrenl, forward the important decisions of Co: ire-, as also interesting acl icles from the jour fihip Canal round tagara alia. I Ik hill appro SILAS BUTLER.

Brooklyn, Feb 2 2j3m Beef nnd P.nk. and no chanse in price. EXCHANGE-Dimeatic INo alteration whatever in fjOoKiii? Classes Ac ricliires, priates I all a million ol dollars, and directs the work to constructed unperlhe direction of the Secretary at War, upon such one of the proposed routes as will best prom. Ue Ihe internal defence and commercial interests of the country. every description, framed in the neatest and richest the rate r-f bills or noies.

If collected liy our lianlis tney are taken at reasonable rates, but if sold, the rates are. fifty per cent, higher. There is a ant nf Banking capital lo 9 manner, al 42 Fulton streel. N. B.

Old wor'i re-gill, Looking Glass Plates re-sih railitate this desrripti ol paper; rtiuaaeipnia nns ueci-led advantage over New York in this respect our mer Jit it thould be. We are informed, on good a nals, iu a word to carry a literal correi-jtondence or tear fortrorj. The Telegraph being very simple, and the movements quite vim Me si great distance, it can be placed at 4, 8, and 10 leagues distance, according Ihe position of the ground. The perroni employed about the Telegraph will easily make from 5 to 10 Signals per minute, consequently a despatch of I00 words, which will em vcred, broken one re-placed. Apply as above.

April 21. '-OHN J. HEINS. chants all feel Ihe want of a similar liana lo Hint 01 tlie U. thoritv, that the San lv Hook Pilots now go on their own authoriiy every one working fir themselves.

Of just riiiiisiitii. mrse Ihe Dronei must now too the mark, or loal lor A WORK fiitillid "The Coinninnion of Saints, or living. For Ihe last month, the pilot boat Wash ington, with 12 as good pilots as ever brought ves ploy 100 signals at I most, may be transmitted through a istance of 200 leagues in space of 15 V. Guide lo Cl.rilian Fellowship," liy the Rev. T.

S. Biitt.in, Rector of St. Paul's Cliureb, Brooklyn. For sale by A. 11G3EM AN SON, Fulton Dec.

23 -if Pr-k ISwclliiiz for Sale. Spues, mid sooner or later they must have it. INSURANCE Tlie lories by ea this season, in every direction, have been very severe. We have now a report of (he los of the Erie packet, from Havre should this be Irue, the loss will fall very heavy on Wall street) she has a full nnd valuable carg MONEY' In ie early part of the week the pinch continued as severe as ever, ow ing to tlie large draft or. our Banks for specie.

Since then specie has been returning from Philadelphia nnd things arc getting a little easier. Exchange on England has alo fallen one per cent. Specie is no longer wanted for Europe. Stocks have gone up sels in or out of Sandy Hoi have been running opposition. Had this been the case for the last year, no complaint would have benti entered against them.

iL DV VVnnt) nemte neve wi ll hei'I. Bed nn i to 20 mi intra. From the N. Y. Ktening Siar.

"WASHINGTON COIIHF.SI'ONDKNCK. Wasmikutius, February, 21, IB37. The Iliuit at vtark attain. 7Vie Tht Hill aiemn. 7 he fniale.

Thr Exploring F.ipelition. 7'A Srnate on the Tariff. Mr. It VurAt'i Bill. Prettoti, Calhoun, rixht, llcnton, lluehanan.

l.uprotemtnle in Fire Ilaron llackel 7Vic trial at the The dincharce of Reuben M. Whitney, of which I informed you last night, gives the House of Representative lime and opportunity to do something, and, accordingly they are now hard al work upon the Appropriation Bibs. They went into Committee of the whole this morning, iijxm Ihe Naval Appropriation Bill, and passed it through. I send you a copy of it, with the important amendments marked. Instead of finishing our Pennsylvania," as Sutherland calls it, in his speech of this evening' ihe four "i'ia of the st convenient in the tily.

The Par. luishavu marble mantels and sluling; dners. There ars two neut Basement rix-ini, i nn was'i-rrnim, into -which Ihe nter is comlueled Irom ihe cistern, whi li is un der the Piuzz i. The II ol ground is. so great, thai there but one step into the bad; yard, ll eoi, lain, seven bed c.1 Inm The death of the great road maker, whose name is furnished a wold to almost all the languages of F.uropc witness he macadamiz-loecof the Italian, the macadumiter of ihe French, and the Marad utilizer of the German died lately at Molfat, iu Scotland, in Hie eL'hiy-lirst year of his-aoe.

He was not rich the government of Great Britain ha I pai 1 him, in two instalments, ten thou-saii I jioi.nds for the improvement in road-making dis-eoveied and introduced hy One of his soi.g has rooms, ad completely finidliel. The Lot is 21 by 102 feel 3 inches, situated 211 Adams street, ncaily opposite St. J' hn'ss Church. within tlie last few days, a pretty sure inuex that money is getting easier. REAL ESTATE Nothing but the scarcity or money prevents ns great a frolic in Real Estate as ever ha.

been know n. The spirit of speculation is manifested in every hape. Large amounts of property is brought out and a fair proportion of it is sold and at hih prices. It is evident there is a great want of dwellings, nnd as evidence of il, rents are 10 and 20 percent higher than they were ever known to be before. Ilii'ciioloy Cecfiire.

The citizens of Brooklyn are respectfully informed that Dr. Preston, of New York will give a lecture on Phrenology, at Hudson's large Assembly Room, City Hotel, 11 LVKN. ING. Monday,) the 27th instant, he will aS explain the nature and properties of the Xitrout Oxide or exhilarating Gat, after hich the gas may be respired by those who de-sire to experience its peculiarly and highly pleasurable ellects, which are manifested by leaping, running, springing, danc. ing, laughing, The lecture wdl commence at half past 7 o'clock.

Admittance 35 cents. I ei ins made easy. Apply nn the prem'ses, ornt the Classical Hull, Wa-h- A Card. 7IOHN MAC IVEll, Bookseller and Stationer 75Con-ij cord street, bees leave to announce lint he has added to his Circulating, Library all Ihe Modern Novels nf the day, and every woik of merit that could be procured. The proprietor pledges himself that he will spare no pnins nr cost to render his Library a source of instruction and amusement to his numerous patrons.

Bio-klyn, Occ. 12 if Wheat. THE subscribers are now ready to receive. WHEAT from the Formers, as usual, at Bi'-knell'a Store, ee-cond est of Tombs' stores, near ithnrine Brooklyn, (cnlranecon Wuter-st.) on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week, until further notice, commencing on 1'uesday, the 10th instant. JOSHUA UNDERBILL SONS.

BIRDS ALL, ROWLAND CO. January 9 2.i tf ington street, near Concord, or of P. SMITH, Eq. Citv been knighted, the lather havin! declined the honor. Brooklyn, Feb.

212, 133(5. tf. Ciiittjiioii. ros: sa jiK. THE LOT of ground on the southeast coi ner of Willow and Chirk streets.

Enquire of EDGAR HICKS, Feb. 27, 1337. tf No. 101 Hicks street. a Lecture on the science 13-DR.

BARBER will del of ELOCUTION, at ths Ih To-morrow (TUESDAY) I Various Recitations an: N.iin Lyceum Lecture Room, at half past 7 o'clock. Patent I oot Warmer. SNVEM'KD and patented by Dr. Ransom of Now Y'ork. This convenient article is truly a luxury ith--in tho reach of all.

It combines simplicity of construction with economy in use, bem hemed by a small lamp, the flame of which acting upon a convex metnlic plate causes anequaldito.iiotiofhe.it over the enlira surface of the stove, hich nmy be kept ul a high temperature for 43 hours without refilling the lamp. The Patent Fool ovrs are admirably adapted for: churches and lecture rooms, or for i-amuRm, or sluijhs, in die hitter their comfori may be read.ly imagined. Tiie sub cribers are the only agents in Brooklyn lor the sale of the above article, and would respectfully invite tho. public lo call al their store hero it may be seen at all The Dumfries Courier says of Mr. McAdam In ii.anncr and address no man could he more agreeable in the place of being a mer mad-maker, he was a rniui of science trenerally, conversed most intelligently on almost every subject, kept pace with the advancing knowledge of Ihe age, and conversed with all the accuracy of a professed literateur." Pilotage.

The perfection to which this system has been brought in the East Indies, calculated to excite no small admiration. In Calcutta especially, the excellency of Ihe arrangement is manifest. We derive the following facts from Dictionary of Commerce ami Commercial Navigation. The navigation of the river Hoogly, from the Sand Head to Calcutta, a distance of about one hundred and thirty miles, is dangerous and intricate, but rendered comparatively safe by a skilllul and excellent, hough very costly Pilot establishment. This con hundred thousand dollars promised hr thai object is 1o he devoted to ihe outfit of smaller vessels.

The firt section involving toe outlit of the F.x-ploring F.xpediiion pwed through without division. Mr. J.irviS withdrawing Lis An attempt was made by Case Johnson to prohibit any part of the money appropriated by this bill hi iu- devoted to the F.xpeditiun, but it was "no go!" The fleet will be on the ocean in July. This is a moM glorious result, and deserves the gratulation of the whole country. The Naval Appropriation Bill, after aome opposition, uas reported to the House, at a lale hour, with but very few amendments.

The reduction of the Tanlf was brought forward by Mr. ri'ht this morning, in Ihe Senate, and discussed at sume length. Messrs. Wright and Benton went Ihe wlwie hog'' for the bill, as reported. It was own bill, and lor what purpose introduced, and brought forwaril, is not difficult In pcrcrive.

Benton also nude use of it for its purposes, and came will be given at the ter ickets at the door, and at the mutation of the Lecture. usual places of sale. Feb. 27 It. times in fall opor.iii.in.

IVotice. To all persons interested in the miner of opening Prospect Sq i ne, in ihe Si xtli Wind, of i he city nf Brooklyn. rBH Commissioners of estimate and assessment, in re-fi lation to the above improvement, will meet at the Common Conned Chamber, city buildings, (lately called I lie Apprentices' Library.) in said ciiy, nn Tuesday the 2illidny of February, at 4 o'clock in Ihe afternoon, to hear ie proofs and allegations of all paities interested in said improvement and will continue lo meet by adjo.i nir.ent from lime to lime, as may he nceessnry and proper. WILLI AM HUNTER, RICHARD SMITH. Commissioners.

JOHN F. GARRISON. Dated city of Brooklyn, Feb. 27, 1837. It Portrait oCHi-v.

IV! Johnson, of St. ilm's MEDALLION LIKENESS of the nhove highly XH. respected individual, from a mouel of Ball Hughes. Esq. is engraved, and ist published by the subscriber, and for sale at Mi.

HEGEMAN'S Bookstore in Fulton street. The profits arisini: from Ihe site, will he given to the increase of the funds of the Female So, iety of St. John's Church. THOS. S.

WOODCOCK, Engraver, Jan. 33 2a if. 3 Front St. Brooklyn. Stonr and Marble Manufactory.

Corner of IVashinzton and Myrtle-street. HHE subscriber respectfully informs the public in gen-M. eral, that he has luiclv fitted up a large ami extensive manufactory for Chimney Pieces, Monuments, Fancy Table Tops, Fancy Fountains, Stone Work far buildings, and alio her work in Ins line, which he can supply either in American or foreign marble, at as cheap a rate, and as BLAGROVIi POWEllS, Druggists, correr Fulton und Sands a reels, Brooklyn. February 2 Sawtf sists of twelve vessels, being brigs of between one hundred and fifty and two hundred tons burihcn, MARRIED, In New York, John C. Tucker, of the firm of Van agrenen St 'Fucker, to Ann Maria, daughter ol Jacob lloppock, F.sip; William Hinchtiian, of the firm of U.

ii. W. Ilinchinan, to Mary Lnnie Wood, daughter of I he late James Wood, Esq; Samuel Dead Mott, to Mary Elizabeth Coales Fash; John Smith, of Norwalk, Ct. to Sarah, daughter of Benjamin JloytofNew York; Geo. V.

At wood to Mary daughter of Capl. Samuel Buddinotnii, ol Slrnlfi rd, Ct. Samuel Hustis lo Eliza Ann, eldest daughter of C. Warren, Esq; Tims. Bailey, of Eng.

to Cl.ark'i.e Valon, of New Y'oik. Ai Ihe CITY HOTEL. BROOKLYN. capable of maintaining their stations in the most boisterous (season, which extends from April to Oc-tolier inclusive. There are twelve branch pilots; twenty-four twenty-four fiist mates twen R.

J. B. GRIFFITH, resjecifully informs the inha- bilanis of Brnjklvn, that he has taken Roi'in at ihe City I Lid. fo. the ensuing season, fur mstruc- IVotice.

tion in llincingaud tva tzing. i lie nan na. jusi dccii To all persons intereste I in ihe in Alter of opening Jerola- ricellent in quality, ns can be procured at any cstiUlisli-ment either in New Y'oik or elscw heie. eompieteJ, nml trie 1 up in a siyie at unce eouveioeiii no elega-it. Mr.

G. having taught for the last six years in ty-four second mates, and between seventy and eighty volunteers. These are ol" incalculable service to vessels inward and outward boun I sending the latter safely forth to sea, and supplying the wants of the former, should such exist, and hrinoing Ihein to the Feb9-6n liLOUUli MclXS 1 New Y'ork, feels fully arranted in representing his leach- nian street from Henry street, in the city ot lirooklyn, to the Ivist River. J111E CnmniHsio'iers of estimate and assessment, in le-1, Iriion lo 1 1 nbovn will meet at the Cnrin.iU Council Cbam'ier, city buildings, (lately called SVWMJY COAL. ani)R sale by the subscribers nt the Nova Scotia Coal il Yard, fool of Adams street, B-ooklyn.

.1. .1 1 iliel ittf.rip tiilin. DIED. Al WiHiamsburgh, James Willet, late of Flushing, aw I 77. the Apnrcnii 'es' Library,) iu sod city, on 1 ucsJny tlie 23.

iv of February, at 3 o' 1 -ck in the afterno lohear oui mosi elaborately anii-tarill, anti-compromise, an-li-every thing This speech was prepared with great care, will be circulated with great assiduity, and will, (he calculates,) he of great service to him, in giltin up stairs." Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Benlon were for letiing alone Ihe TaritT, under the compromise act. Yet they would go tor the Reduction, if desired by the other sr'y to that compromise the Northern inteies'. I hey look very elevated and praise-worthy grounds, and sustained ihe in ably.

Mr. Bjchannn aNo declared himself averse from all ol any disturbing of the compromise acl. There is a good deal of interest here, in the improvements lately made in lire am for infantry and trial baa been ordered by tne Commander-in-Chief, under an order from Congress, and is now going on at the Arsenal. The competitors are, Cochrane of ermont, inventor ol the many-chainbered rille Colt, of vour Male, Hall, and Hacked, (Baron Haek-tl, of Hacketlstowo.) My own preferences are decidedly lor the arm of B.inm H. The others seem to me, loo complicated, and likely to Irouhle, and olten euibarasKinent.

in actual service. That ol Coch Il.en roofs t'i in. nf nil n.rlirs inleresled in said a ii -a. denes, i ig to be in the nwel lashionablc and style, ana his patrons may be assured, that bis lulrs and regulations will be sir Ii ns cannot tail nf meeting their approbation. Days of Tuition 1HU)XESD1 YS and S.JI'1'RMFS, eoniniencing or.

Saturday, the 1'Jh insl. Hours of Tuition, from 3 lo 5 lor Lidies, and from 7 to in for Gentlemen. The first Assembly ilt lake place on Tuesday Evening, the 29th and continue every Tuesday evening during season. A fe' wason tiikets will be disposed of; Application lobe mule l- Mr. at l.i residence, No.

27 Chatham street, New York, or al Ihe ilall, where l'ie subscription book is now open. Kov. 23. It improvement: and will continue to meet by adjournment lit eii.it.lrnr.s do. fir I Lie is nith, anil desired haven.

1'hiladilphia Gaz. Commndnre llenshaif. The Boston Morning Post, contains a letter from A B.islonian" dated Monte Video, Nov. 14, 193li, in which the conduct of Commodore Renshaw, who commanded tne American squadron on the Brazilian coast, is placed in no very enviable light. After describing a case of negligence (which if Irue, is highly culpable on his part) in not re.fb-rinii assistance to an American brig, ashore on Ihe Kngi-h Bank, he says" I do not aeak of this case only, but refer to any shipmaster, or ollicers of American men-of-wa', ho have been on this coast under his command, and ask Ihem if he has not.

ever since fro lime to time, a mav lie necessary and proper. Ill SMI I'll. JOHN W. I H' NTER, Commissioners. SAMUEL FLEET.

Dated city- nf Brooklyn, Feb. 27ih, 137. ll 3J0 Chaldrons selected for household use. EjcIi for sale iu lots to suit piucl.asers. GEORGE L.

KEEFFE. JAMES M. KIIE. orklvn, Januiry 16. tf.

Double 'nyrR. C. JARVTS, is not, and his not been in my emit i. ploy since Chris'mis l.si, owing lo his not I. heving At Hemnslead.

L. I. an infant child of Peter Bell. In New York, Maj. (Jeoroe Ilodoesoii, aged 05; Eliza wife of Thomas A ill ck, aged 39 John Mehan, aged 3d; Samuel Russill, aoed 85; Jane Anne, daughter of the late Thomas Denyse Smith aired 23 Dr.

Joseph Farkes aged 61 Eleanor wife of Alexander Carlmv Michael Barron; John Medler, aged 72. On the 1 1 lb insl, at her resi 'e nee, Uxbridgc, widow Juilitl. iiilhwick, aged SO years, a resjiectahle member of the Society ol 'Friends, inodier of S. M. Si.uthwick, of this city.

Her last illness was caused by takimr a violent cold, having enjoyed remarkably good health thrnuoh a long and useful hie, with a strong and vigorous mind which remained unimpair- Pin no Fortes. TORP LOVE, offer for sale a choice as'Tlment of PIANO FORTES, which (br Tone, Touei. and cannot be surpassed by any niade in the Union, and fr hie'i the first premium, a Silver was nw aided to them nt the Mechanics' Inslitue, a also the firl rreinium, a Gold Vfdal, at th ninth Annual Fast. roiiimnii Council rVoticc. MYRTLE AVKNL'E (1st Section) regulated and pile I from Fulion lo Rrym'ad direct.

MYRTLE AVENFE (3 I Section.) regulated and pived from 'linion Avenue, lo the 'id. rHHE Mayor nnd Common t'oiinril of the city of JL lirooklyn confirmed tbe assessments tlie above mentioned woik. Febnury Hih I'ubhc Notice is he has had the command of the station, studied bis rane, I should think, would de apt to burst, or rather own comfort and pleasure, instead ol the interest ol i the American citizens and government tvh isent l.in. cApiooe anil in lliat even', the i i i of tlie American Intitule, fo- the berl speciuitn ol lion- in Sl. PatiukV III and il acting up lo ihe order of the 'day Now any one that thinks pinptr, em lake the rrs-i iionsibihty of Itndini or Inn.

1 1 ibeir i snd any gentlem in within; lo buy an ei. ml sl pair i of or gloves, aiid I Jj- ot the arln-le and will have no other, ill please tall uier he has c.lkd on la number my br nierclun-.) al Perfumery and F. iev Store and threa ni edle and inmniin? wo No. 1 40 Fulton airei, Ilrooklvn. DANIEL BEDELL.

n. 16, IS37 2aw ie.l lo the day ul her death. tin Ihe -lb January, at the batt ol L.owairgee here. He makes h.s own ship Ins yatcb, as as his own convenience goes, and no larlher, ami appears not lo care one straw lor his countrymen abroad." Fjcprct. l)itretin Prnridenre.

We learn that two young men of i.idi.ttrioos, temjS'rale habits), ami ol given hy ihe ele-k of Ihe Common Council lo all persons concern 'd, thl 3 amount set down inihewveuil isiswi dedne'ed therefrom, provided, the sone paid A.lauiie 15mk In John S. Doughty, it Tie.surer, lllon rWl d.y fn Ihe rnrriin.nl Hit. ll erenf. A'l am uinls n. so Hied will be l.snd.d over to i xir.tal tiund Act.cn Piano tor'es.

I 1 hese Pun. nre of seasoned w. od, and best ms'criaia, and wsnsiitrl to st'n in env elioiete. Tlicy luve rons-anllv on hand tveiv van-ty of Musical and have ioetr.teive.lm edition to ineir I nt ne and fas! i.aie V.i.ic.i!l b.luni and Swamp, near Irwintou, Lieut. Walter I'ntterson, son of tlie lale John W.

I'atlerson, ofNYw-Yoik. At her mother's residence, in Bonne counlv, on the 1st instant, B. HARRISON daughter, and child of Z. M. 1'ike, and relict of J.

C. lljrnso.i. el, lest sou of Gen. Harrison. To thr IiarilaTiIc nnd Elmnnnr.

Ii a on t'iS most Biondwar, tt.rr OT 10 -t UominV, lrw'ra, wh-eh tl ey i r.vTiia!'.e lrm, at H.eir i' ie, I drr. above Gisnd Merer. the ly collector will. Ihe 3 r.ni. JJe I ili'reio.

JilTl.15 I.u'.iEil. Sireet Commiiorier. Bro klyn. 27, 1 3 til. witnereat reluetaiirc fe is ll.e psinful n-f-ity of app-vi'mg to thr nl a generous and dent pabtic.

ought lo the la f'age of eisien-e by ihe .1, Touring disease of tiinim p'mn, which been Keyin op in health for the last two ve.rs, ine uo.n'e lo e.n a liTrlihio4 for rry fa floI.lorr, and II.Nti LIBRARY. SValCEL LoinnMiMii. nin-n uroijf roilll loe llie. would, nf course, be extiemely ilanoeiom, as ihey Would jjo ofT in every direction. I am told Colt's invention, obviates Ibis dilficulty.

In all of these, I huld imagine rrrrat damage lo le apprrheniled from the great heat of Ihe barrel, by such frequent tliat the punciple of the improvement. Rut Karon as I heard, is so uiiIp a to occasion no trouble or enharaHmriit to Ihe itiatnpulaior, ad the very pnK-ess of loading, I am okl, arrvra In cool barrel. Mr. in It iren is l. retain the present cabinet.

Drf-krnor. stays a bttke while, anj is t.t "be eased Mr. Poinett of South Carolina, is certainly to be Secretary War. f.re.t prejiaraii are here fir fnagu ration. The cards f.rt- the hll and Mipper areout.

ith Ajibami Kmj'. Speaker Po'k's niriH-a at the theieof. Tlirr al-i l. a dmner-eating in tfnnr of the at one of the Tomorrow we are I. e.l tie bi chref, at the! lrelentV of tiesvye Whm1.n, An-i drrw Jkni.

and -Mr. tMn I C'oninioii Council POFGHTY STREET Regr. hrf nd R'Ped from -n F.e.il trei. j.Mhl moral character, uh were ri the employ ol Barker Durhauk, Esq. iheir lives last week by the horning of Ihe logtr.iig camp in the town of Berlin near DeaJ river.

It is aupe- the ramp l.ik fue while Ihev were an I from the situation in which toe b-hlies were found, ihey never ived from the epot in which ihey laid. Daniel Conner, a fellow laborer and the only person engajre.1 with ilrem, bad gone out of tlie camp for bay, and on hi return the next day Cum! the bur-iwd, inj lb' remains of the unli.j.py suf.rer. in t' pob'te t'wt be i i I i.ai aurtinf .1. mily a wife i.nl It children re.iucrd indis- rpi'iE Eipeose for Regndinf nod Pooghty Ji. i reet tr.ni He ks lo "reel h.

been UiJ by tr I hsve no other 4 ie' evm Ihe.r necees.Ue. tui br sri'v 9 i tee hufflane ma c'-srit e. the rtv a-s-ra on the prorvrrv tnefiited thnrSv ne r. a a. m-a f-u d.ied.

l-INDIN i in in iirf t-i. i ith. r. red te'P thr h-t cn lt oo; ani in. r-te o- tuuL ll" iwr.assj btM nl 15 .1 ol.crT.

tl fcB l'ie nrnl tit. ll lefl iSe "Cllv il J- Mr. J. Imiia, propne-or of IV Rmnklyi A Jvne.rr, arol Mr. A.

S.vier. proprietor of the Stsr MAIL ARRANGEMENT. fbl' Ft't fHue. New mad leave ecrry iiy st 7 A. M.

and I r. is. Aii.v. "7 day at a. m.

and oVkk n. l.iff AfWi JJ.J every Monday ni 1 aurvisv at 3 r. m. Aruve. every Wedntsjey a.io Sal ir 4 MitlMf Uii Leave.

rryTuUy and Fndiy 4. n. Arrive vei Moo tf 1 hui 'ay. at 4 r. -J Lers every Mon Uv.

aed Frii'V, e.rei tv.ry Tu'ay, Tbu.sc.y, I 1. 1 ii I r. a. N. Y.

I' a the rr.aj.r a rr.l re.r t' Vt mg" her. The Cl-rk Hie t'mw Counc I g'T- lv- lii.l enl'M irr llea i tiil are r-T-4m- HI be e.irrwrf tr Uif anni C'tuo i 1 or-me. of id t.liieteu a ol tnr ai.J to m) ch.rae,,.f r.is in wr't. ha ir i -nt i iki Ted .1 ti of t'--e f- rlotlit of the f7r4 Unit By an arrival 't i j. fer aoil eit'T ete-rt'r' muoc in ihe lo iJ ti-.

am i1 I 1 lKa i. a4.tr March il OT mi tajB rt. i I t-rw-t I i J- Je 47 ere. or of thr brig (rarl.ii., st Itai'iiorr, Wic, on rnJsy, in Itt dnys Santa Martha, we have an hr r.mtirm Ium ml" I t.l.u.L .1 .1 oT It iOf CCH-t ni "tet- inuioca of om ai Na. Bj.oa'j J-r-t iUm'4 noi) Siren enr.

I at rrttl, J-i lTil ARM' t.L, J.a tf Bin, T7. 137 la ier las', ta met9 ,1 rrsein no arT.ir.jthe (Jranid.aB Coast, by t're British fleet..