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BOSfoSj April Ł51.
Arrived, brig; Eunice, Russell, 03 days
fi'cii Bnv'of Honduras ; schr. Phcenix, Gree.
]y, of Portland, from Havana, 13 days.
Ship Clio, Austin, of Wiscassct, 30 days
from Liverpool.
Brig.Tohn, Coffin, of Newbuvyport, from
Amsterdam.
Brig Sally and Betsy, Hearsey, 36 days
from St. Pierres, Martinique.
Sloop Lydia, Howes, of Penobscot, 25
days from Kingston.
Brig Perseverance, Joshua Atkins, 37
days from "Lisbon.
Brig Ann, Howe, 40 days from Rotter-
dam.
Schr. Heart of Oak, 88 days from Mar-
seilles.
Brig Friendship, Scallon, 110 days from
Marseilles.
Ship Dromo, Beck, Calcutta, 103 days.
April 22.
Arrived, the regular trading ship New-
Packet, Trott, Liverpool, 25 days.
The" Boston Importing Company's" ship
Borneo, capt. Le Bosquet, London, 43 days
—ship William, Farnham, of Bath, Liver-
pool.
Ship George, Greenough, of Portsmouth,
St. Thomas, 30 days.
NEW-YORK, April 27.
A passenger in the Augusta, from Bor-
deaux, informs us, that six hours before the
vessel left the river, he' was on board the
French frigate Penelope, then lying in Ver-
dun Roads, whose boat had just returned
from Bordeaux, with intelligence of letters
being 'nst received from Paris, stating that
the Telegraphe announced, that Bonaparte
had surrounded and was about entering Ko-
nigsberg ; and that the king of Prussia had
removed his head-quarters to Mcmel.
PHILADELPHIA, April 28.
British schooner Argus, Starbnck, from
Cronatve. for Baltimore, is captured by the
Melarmjus frigate, and ordered for Halifax.
Eftmrt of a 'letter from a res/tectable house
in St. Thomas, to their correspondent in
this city.
"Your debenture for gin will cost you
15 dollars,..as every oath administered here
is 8 dollars. This is in consequence of there
being no American consul at this place.—
Captain M'Gregor is here, and said to be
appointed consul, but his commission is not
arrived."
[Our verbal information from St. Thomas
agrees with the foregoing, and adds, that
ether impositions to great amount are prac-
tised upon the unprotected American trad-
ers.1
vL gazette:
~" WEDNESDAY, APllU, 29.
Ship Rover, of Portland, for Baltimore,
was at Antigua, 26th March, to sail in. iO
'° 'LOTTERY INTELLIGENCE.
Twenty-first & twenty-second days* draw-
ing of St. Paul's Parish Lot i ery.
Five hundred tickets were drawn, of which
the following were prizes :
Prize of 100 dollars, No. 4956.
Prizes of 50 dollars, 3QS3, 3357, 12051,
12726.
Prizes of 20 dollars, 5591, 6159, 14580.
Prizes Of 10 dollars, 992. 1309, 1,86, 1813,
8035, 20-58, &SU, 2654, 2938, 3197, 6258,
7301, 7990, 8432, 9188, 9336, 10131, 10335,
10397, 10727, 11622, 12108, 13033, 13856,
1*385.
And one hundred and thirty-seven prizes
of six dollars.
Gain of the wheel, $51068.
Total gain (rating the tickets at %5) 83S6.
The drawing is held at Fulton's Globe Inn,
Market-street,' every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon. By order, *
SAMUEL VINCENT,7Clerks to the
SAMUEL COLE, 3 Managers.
Constantinofi/e, January 25.
Preparations for war are continued with
rnuch activity. They are erecting batteries
on. different parts of the coast, particularly at
Bujukdere. The Ottoman fleet stationed
before the latter place is daily increasing ; it
is already composed of more than 30 sail
of ships, among which are 8 ships of the
line. The Porte expects also a succor of 30
vessels of war, which the Barbarian states are
going to send to her.
Hague, March 1,
The misfortunes that have happened on
oar coasts by the tempest of the 18th ult.
and by that of the 26lh are beyond belief.
Every letter and private account contain the
most distressing details of the dreadful ef-
fects of those hurricanes. We hear from
every quarter that they discover daily wrecks
of vessels, and dead bodies. It is yet im-
possible to know the whole extent of the
¦disasters that have happened those two
Slights.
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
April 27.
Arrived, schr. Somerset, Nowell, 34 days
from Havana—sugars—William patl
and Sons. April 17, off Havana spoke ship
Comet, Hart, from Baltimore, for New-
Orleans, out 1 i days. Off the Capes was
brought to and examined by the British fri-
gate Melampus—she brought to at the same
time the brig Three-Brothers, from Bor-
deaux for Baltimore.
The schr. Felicity, Besse, hence has ar-
rived at Martinique.
April 23.
Arrived, schooner Adeline, Dameron, 17
days from La Guira—cocoa, coffee and indi-
go—P. A. Guestier. Left there 12th inst.
ship Little William, Culler, of Philadelphia,
arrived 8th, in 25 days ; brig Louisa. Sneel,
of Philadelphia ; Milford, Spence, do. last
from St, Kitts, where she had been carried
in, to sail in 20 or 25 days ; schooners Juli-
ot, Risbrough, of Philadelphia ; Jane, Ber
Hard, for Baltimore next day ; Eagle, Haw-
es, fordo, in afew days; Five Sisters, Bates,
for do. in a few days ; a ship iiv sight
ruaning down for the port, supposed to be
the Minerva, from Philadelphia -had been
boarded off the port by the British frigate
Calatea, and dismissed.
Also, brig Greenwich, Wells, 25 days
from Point Petre, Guadaloupe—sugar and
coffee--John Carre... "Spoke nothing on
the passage.
Also, ship Patsey, Bowles, from Nantz,
aria Norfolk-ballast—Robert Gilmor and
Sons. The brig Wealthy Ann, 32 days
from Liverpool, arrived at Norfolk on Satur-
day, her accounts nor So hie aS arrival's to
the eastward.
•Also, ship William Wilson, Fisk, 42 days
from Amsterdam—gin and glass—Nathan
Levering. Left there 14th ult. ship Louisa,
Clackner, for Baltimore next day ; Frede-
rick Augustus, of Providence, uncertain ;
Elenora, Taylor, from Baltimore, disc
ing ; a New-York ship just arrived from the
Straits. Spoke nothing on the passage.
. lso, ship Adriana, Hartshorn, 33 days
from Liverpool—dry goods and crates—
Cornthwait raid Yarnall. April 56, lat. 4C,
31, spoke brig Adair, Harrow, from New-
buryport, for Copenhagen, out 9 days.
•Oth, lat. 40, 48, a brig from Baltimore for
Amsterdam, out 6 days. 24th, lat 38, 30,
brig Independence, from New-York, for
London.
Also, British barque Mary, Trotter, 73
days from Liverpool—salt and crates -John
Sherlock. March 17, lat. 39, 36, long. 50,
45, spoke ship Experiment, Swain, from
New-York, for Londonderry. 80tb, lat.
36, 14, long. 46, 11 ship Western Trader,
from Liverpool, for Philadelphia. April 9,
lat. 36, 18, long. 46, 37, ship Juno, from
Savannah, for Liverpool, out 50 days—who
3 days before had fallen in with the brig
Sparrow, of Alexandria, in distress, sent 3
men on board. 17th, lat. 38, 3-J, long. 57,
18, ship Century, from Alexandria, for Fal-
mouth out 50 days.
Also. Snow Nancy, Shearman, 70 dayS
from Leghorn—ballast— Win. Prtterson and
Sons—Off the capes, spoke brig Chance,
Montserat, from New-Orleans, for Balti-
more.
»lso, ship Alexander Hamilton, Stetson,
------ days from Isle of May--salt—Robert
and Alexander M'Kim.
Also, brig Neutrality,1 from Boston and
brig Federal, and schr. Equality, from Nor-
folk.
April 29.
Arrived, ship Eliza, llodgdon. 58 days from
Rotterdam—ballast—Th >tms Tenant.
Also, ship North-America;, Tucker, 50
days from Amsterdam—Labes it Go.
Also, ship Portsmouth, Nichol, 39 days
from London- ballast—James Clark.
Also, Krijf Chinee, MontseiTat, 30 days
from New-Oi;leans- -sugar and cotton —Thus.
and Samuel H»iliogSwprthi
From Kingston (Jamaica) papers.
April :.—Arrived, brigs Unanimis, How-
thorne, from Philadelphia ; Spanish Lady,
Holt, ditto.
March 31.—Arrived, ship Mary & Eliza
Simmons, from Savannah ; brig Nancy, Mor,
ris, Norfolk. Sailed, sloop Two Sisters,
Church, for Newport,
March 30.—Arrived, b) ig Swift, Beager,
North-(patolina ; schr. Nancy, Gravel, New-
Orleans ; Huntress, Allen, Charleston.
March 26.—Arrived, schr. Edmund Pre-
ble, Sv.theiland, Boston ; Tryal, Patterson,
do. ; schr. Richmond, Batten, Philadelphia ;
Betsy, Rissell, N. Carolina. Sailed, brig
Fame, N. Carolina; sloop Lydia, Homes,
Boston. The schr. Union, Smart, from Now-
York for this pert, taken off St. Domingo,
arrived yesterday.
March 24__Arrived, schr. Hannah, Hall,
from Geo. Town. Sailed, ship Hope, Hunt,
for Charleston; Exchange, Murry, for New-
York.
Sale by Auction.
Will be added to the Dry Goods sale TO- MOR-
ROW MOUSING, at W o'clock,
3 nales of Linen and Cotton Stripes
1 case apron Checks
1 do. twilled Cotton Cassimeres
1 do. Gi-aiidiells
1 do. Cambric and Jaconett Muslins
1 trunk Sewing Silk and Scarf Twist.
And in addition to the tale at 12 o'f.loci,
300 boxes Castile Soap entitled to debenture,
and in good order for shipping
140 cases Claret, and a few boxes Cordial.
T.IOMAS CHASE, Auct'r
N B. A Negro GIRL, said to be a good
house servant, who lias four years to serve from
August next, will be jffered at auction imme-
diately after the close of dry goods. T. C.
april 29.________________________^^
BOOK -AUCTION,
By Cole and I. Bonsai, AucVrs.
TO-MORROVV EVENING, April 30,
Will be sold at our Auction Room, Jtfo. 174 1-2,
Market-street,
A large and genera) assortment of
JJOOKS.
Catalogues of which may be had and the
Books viewed at the place of stile.
In the course of the Evening, a variety of
School ami other Books, by the dozen, or
larger quantity, to suit country merchants and
others who purchase to sell again.
april 29-__________________2t_
Sale by Auction.
TO-MORROW.
Just arrived in the ship Alexander Hamilton iSf
•mill be sold at the auction room ot the head of
Gay street dock, to-irurrovj the 3i)th instant,
at 10 o'cloch precisely, in lots to suit the pur-
csascrs,
About SiXOO bushels of Isle of May SALT.
R. LEMMON be CO. Auct'rs.
april 29 ______
Sale by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The \st of May, at 12 o'clock, at our auction
room head of Frederick-street dock, ivttl be
sold,
The entire cargo of the schooner Betsy
from St. Bartholomews,
Consisting of
48 bhds. Muscovado Sugar,
230 barrels do do. and
147 bags Coffee.
VAN WYCK & DQRSEY, Auct'rs.
april 29.____________________________
Sile by Auction.
On SATURDAY,
The ?.d May, a' 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at
the Cellar ('lately occupied by Mr. Cote J un-
der Christ Church, iviti- commence the sale, on
a credit, | the particulars of which viill be
made known at the t me of sale J of
85 pipes of very choice Lisbon Wine, be-
ing- of the brig Ann and Mary's cargo, that
were allowed by many to be superior to any
ever imported here.
15 pipes ~)
15 bhds. C Of first quality Port Wine,
40 qr. casks, j
4 pipes London particular Madeira ditto,
20 casks choiee old Sherry ditto.
THOMAS CrlASK, Auct'r.
april 29.
For Sate 6t Chapter,
• »CZC>V r'"' Brig
^M§j_V* FEDERAL,
;.JL2r:.?iL#>' Rurthen 116 tons : a good
.'¦ ,¦ ves ; -i. and well fonnd, ."of
terms, apply ti captain Sargent oil board, at
Bow :v's wharf, 6? to
WALES St CLOPPER.
April 39. _______e»4'4
For New-York,
* jcek T,,e npw sioni)
S_5_a_v" rover,
POOST' J- Warton, Master ;
aeSSSss Having' a par! of her cargo
engaged, is expected to sail in '<¦ few days
Fur freight or passage apply to the master
on board, at Smith's wharf, or to
ISAIAH MANIKIN,
Who has received and offers for s.i.e,
5 Khds good Trinidad Sugar,
1100 wt. Malic.-, and
1 case halt' pint Decanters,
april 29._________________d.
For Philadelphia.,
r"r--v Thr Schooner
KkN BRUTUS;
Lying in Smith's dock ; will
.i'rft . take freight on very low terms,
if application is immediately made to
JO'.IN SPERRY,
55, Smith's wharf,
april 29.__________d4t
To Let,
The STORE, No. 79, Bowly's wharf, an
excellent stand for business. Possession may
be had immediately Apnly to
ALEXANDER MACTIER,
St. Paui's-hme.
april 29.___________eo4t|
For Sale on very good terms,
At Mr. MIL HAWS, No. 6, Market-street,
Dry JBolojrnta Sausages,
Hogs-Lard,
Venison Hams,
th Hogs Fat and
Pheasants ^ paPed ,wit!
Geese and > ¦ ,i
„ Can Kesrs.
Sausages, j °
april 29.
d:?tt
Prime Shad.
100 bhls. Prime Shad, just received, for
sale by the subscribers.
BALDERSTON & CORNTHWAIT.
On hand,
19 bhds. good New-Orleans Sugars, which
will be sold low on a liberal credit to close
sales._________4th nio.J^tb._________;Ht'
Samuel and Le win Wethered
Have imported by the sundry late arrivals
from London and Liverpool,
A general assortment of
Spring Goods,
Which they offer for sale on their usual-
terms by the package orpeice.
april Z9 eo4tf
Wanted to Barter.
' GERMAN LINENS or CALCUTTA
GOODS for a good substantial SHIP, of
about 250 tons burthen. Apply to
JOHN SPERRY,
Hj, Smith's wharf.
April 29.______________________d4t
To Rent,
And possession given innnediately,
Tba' large three-storybi'ickdwellhag House
in Franklin-street, next door to cpt. Isaac
Philips. Apply to tlie Rev. John 1 easier, at
the French Seminary.
april 29. eo
For Sale.
An elegant Gothic fronted fifteen keyed
ORGAN, four stops, three barrels, Brum
and triangle. Those who wish to purchase,
will please apply immediately; as it will (if
not sold) be sent off on Saturday. Apply at
this office. April 29: d4t
William Cochran 6c Brothers
Have receivct by uhe late arrivals from London
and Liverpool, their supply of
Spring Goods.
Among which are,
A few hales of best London Superfine
Cloths, Ladies' Cloths, and Kerseyiners, of
the most fashionable colors ; with a good as-
sortment of Men's & Women's Cotton, Thread,
and Silk Hosiery.
Also en hind from, the last l'all importations,
30 bales of WOOLLENS \
Consisting of Coarse and fine Cloths, of
every description ; Plains, Kerseys, Half
Tliicks, Rose, Striped and Point Blankets,
Coatings, and Flannels assorted.
april 29.___________________ eolOt
J.itch Hall, Jun.
Has for sale -just rea ran/ per brig Neutrality,
from Boston,
II bhds. N. h. Rum,
10 sets of handsome Dining China, con
tabling 15o pieces each.
In Store,
50 casks shipping Cheese,
50 boxes Spermaceti Candles,
100 do. white Cod Fish,
20 bbls. Mess Beef,
50 do. Cargo No. 1, do.
23 chests of Imperial and Young Hyson
TEAS.
april 29.___,_________ eo4t§
Qucen's-Ware, Copperas and
Coals.
Received per Adriana, captain Hartshorn?,
ami will be sold low if taken from along side,
50 crates Queen's-ware, assorted, Plates
and Hollow Ware,
80 casks Copperas,
21 tons Coals.
Apply to
CORNTHWAIT 8c YARNALL,
83, Bowly's wharf.
The Consignees of Goods on board the A-
driana, will please obtain their permits as
early as possible.
4th mo 29. d
To Rent,
A two-story Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
with three rooms on each floor, with a Kitch-
en, a Smoke-House, and a Pump in the yard.
The dwelling- fronts on Granby-street, near
Great York-street, is a healthy situation, and
convenient to the Centre-Market, and to seve-
ral places of worship. For terms applv to
DAVID BROWN.
Also to LEASE or SELL,
A LOT of GROUND, fronting- on York-
street 8 feet, and running- back upwards of
100 feet.
AN.D,
One other LOT of GROUND to be dis-
posed of, fronting thirty f< ef. on the I5elle*Air
road, and in depth 125 feet, a sliorl distance
above Forrest street, in the precincts. In-
quire as aliove. -
4th mo. 39th. eo
Wm. and" "Richard Hall,
SADDLEA'S. HARNESS-MAKERS, ISfcJ
No. 146, VflHtet-street,' •
Have received-by the */(,':¦> .iJuiKc, from Liver-
pool,
An Assortment bfartieies in the above line.
They have o(i haiii,
A variety of btfst and common Saddles and
Bridies, Portmanteaus, Saddlebag's, !ic.
Also,
ted and brass>mouHted Harness ''
gfe and pair horses, w ¦*> be of the
best materials and wrtvki
They alao make, and have bow on hand, a
compete assortment of TRU N K.S.
april 29. ¦ dim
'Humphrey Buckrer";
At his Soap ?i Candle bf ami facto yon Jones's
F-u'w. in ar Market-stre'e) I
Has on kind, in prime ortie/ Jo. skipping or fa-
nd!y use,
500 haves best browliand vellaw SOAP,
25.) boxes of Mould CANDLES—4's, a's,
long and short C's
Which he will sell low for cash, or good pa
per at SO days, or in exchange for tallow, laid
and beeswax
april 29.__________________________
Russia Sheetings, Brandy,
RICE, COTTON, &c.
523 pieces Russia Sheetings, (420 pieces
entitled to drawback,)
8 pipes real Cogniac Brandy, 4lh proof,
46 tierces Rice, fresh,
10 bales Uplanri Cotton,
Shipping Cheese, Holland Gin, N. E Rum
in barrels, mould and spermaceti Candles, fat
Mackerel, Beef, Pork, Hyson Tea, Carolina
and Spanish Flotant Indigo.
For sale on liberal terms, by
CUMB, p. WILLIAMS,
april 29-________\_____________eoSt___
Brushes Combs & Hardware.
PHILIP L J T T I G,
142, Market-* trret,
Has on hand, at hit State,
A large and general assortment of American
manufactured and imported Brushes,
A Complete assortment of Ivory, Tortoise-
shell, Mock-shell and common Combs, of a su-
perior quality,
A quantity of GLUE, of the strong, clear
kind,
A few dozen of Waldrm's grain and grass
Scythes.
He expects daily from London, an extensive
assortment of Painters' Brushes, Sash Tools,
Sec. of the best quality
april 29.____________________
REMOVAL,
Giddhwi and Pope
Rr.sr-r-.E rruM.v inform their friends and
the publics, thatthey !<>av« removed to No. 26!.
Markct-sn-e.'-.t, wherri they bavejusl received
a-STjortfflent off Sltf^ES", which they
will sell at -he lowest 1 nice.s, as they are. deter
milled '. . dispose of tli lar slock—among which
is a quantity of Kid Shoes, suitable tor the
Spanish market.
april 29._____________ 2aw4t _
Baltimore County, xo wit.
I hereby certify, That Andrew Wilson
brought before file, a i a trespassing stray, a
chennut sorrel MARii, 15 hands ."high, sup-
posed to be live years old, a blaze on ber face,
her near fare foot white, and has large tumps
on die pastern joints, j/hod ail round, her mane
hanlfs on the near ride, and is a natural trot-
ter. Given under my hand this 27th /Vpril,
1807.
DIXON STANSEURY.
The owner of th't above Mare, is requested
to prove property, J-ay charges and take, her
ANDREW WILSON,
Sixteen miles from JJaltimore, on the York-
town road
(A. 29Q . ,__________________
For Sale or to be Let,
A handsome two:itory BRICK HOUSE.
&c. on North-street, 3iear St. Johns' Church,
The house is 2U feet front, lot extends 90 feet
back, to a 12 feet alley. There is on the lot,
besides the Dvmelbng House and Kitchen,
(finished to the gwret, with good dry cellars)
a convenient Stifcle and Smoke-Kouse. If
sold, one-third.ef* the payment Willie reaeiv-
ed in Groceries oif Dry Goods. Inquire of
JiUIN GIL 13AY, Taylor,
Franklin-street-
April 29.______'____________________
1'ubiic Sale.
I do hereby notify, thai on the 18th day of
May next, I o,ean to otter, and will mi
suredly dispose of to the highest bidder, on
twelve months r: el 1. all thai valuable Pro-
perty, consisting of about, one hundred and
thirty acres of LAND, late the property of
Cooper and Odell, which has been at differ-
ent times o^ered ; on which is erected a large
Merchant Mill, with two pair of stones, aSaw
Mill, 1)welling. House, Bam, Stables, Meat
House, Still-Mouse, &c. ffce. Iyiag and being
in Baltimore cWnty, near the junction of the
northern and western branches of Patapsco.
There is a good chance for the purchaser to
make a summer o-op. The purchaser may en-
ter the premises immediitelv, by giving bond
with approved skcurity. Sale to commence
precisely at twelve o'clock.
F. SN0\VDEN
april 29. __________ eol8m
Fresh Garden & Crass Seeds.
MAXIMILLIAN HEUISLER
HAS received fcy the ship Fair Amerian,
from London, his iksual supply of GARDEN
SEEDS, which mkk.es bis assortment com
plete.
.Also, .
GRASS SEEDS, viz. White Clover, Lu-
zerne, Cinque foil and Rye Grass, and a few
fine Moss Roses, all which he will sell low,
at his Nursery &. Garden, at Portland-Ferry-
Branch, near Baltimore. .
april 29. 2aw
Notice.
I have seen, in the Federal Gazette, a No-
tice, signed by Mr. Jcjin Ciicsna,, which I
suppose to have been published in one of that
gentleman's lunar spells, or lie would not have
closed his little notioe in so short a way. I
mean, as usual, to be moderate. I call on the
gentleman to prove atw attempt on my part to
injure him, and particularly to shew reason
for supposing that I toKould collect money due
to him, when he knows that I refused, months
ago, to receive money Sir him.
I could wish that th ft poor old man had Blot
been so much agitated, on being fairly duell-
ed in improper conduct ; which will soon ap-
pear (with proper vonxshers, if necessary,) in
my answer to his " Furitber Notice."
SMPHEN G. GILL.
april 29, d3t§
Is
The Sal? of OAKXY.
a- ' ¦ ntil •;¦!¦,.,rd >-, the 1(5' h of
;:! ba ' ! it Pub r Sala
I
. 3 o'clock in the after-
iiye ere lit.
I
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ril 29-
er ii'Stowsrd and
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LVDIA UT1. LI A MS.
feb'Stll
V\'ry latere, ir
Owing to'the en',;ig.'-i - i-aa-iae ors,
^v"ig of the S •• PAVL'fl i- i! ISli
I' ;" ¦.. -> 101, a;-- usual, !kM *sierdny*
• ¦(¦¦ ic e i-f wl i.'li, the Draw!, g will he
- 0. .\'.v, ,vficn Five Hundred
laar.ets will be drawn
dving gained the astonietti-isr
sum pf t; g it "1 'a-.-.aa-ui Three Hiuuh-std and
S in Dollars,tl e ''". re Haining 1'icketa
will be further ad vane d to Six Dollol-s aad
Fifty viems, on Tuesday, the 11th May,
In the mean tirn.\ the, may be li.d oi cither
of the Subscribers, as f'olh-ws :
W/iole Tickeis, 6 Dollars j
Half Ditto, 3 25
Prize Tickets ex: hansred lor Tickets war«"
indra,wn Prizes in the German ETan-
gi iiool Ciiurc!'-, Lottery taken in payment for
Tickets.
SAMUEL VINCENT,
No. 44, N. Gay- street.
COLE & I. BONSAI,,
174 1-2, Maiket-strfet.
G. DOBBIN & MURPHY,
Near Centre Market-house.
AU of whom keep regular, |