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Br ¦fto. Good Friends, Harper, Leghorn, 7'- ' ('bared, sloop Astiea, Harbetj Rich- mond : ship Lydia, Rossetter, from Bel- fast ; ;md schr. Franklin, Smith, .from Ca- diz, are belowt »' L.v.muetto, An.;ust 14J " This morning arrived, brig (rood Friends' Harper, 73 days from Leghorn, with wine, &c. to Ducoing and Lacombe. Lett there, M.iy'22'1, snips Ann, Bradford, from France ; two Brothers. Canton ; brig Nestor LsisborT; ship Little Hetty, do. ; ship Suffolk Thompson ; brig Juno, Ra- ti ; ship Qrphenia-, Carran ; schr. Rebeeca, Prince ; brig Catharine, Smith; b"ig Orlando, Btirfges ; scltf. Washington, Dtvids ; ship Arabella, Little ; ship Two Friends ; schr. Mary and Eliza ; and brig James." FREDERICKSBURG, (Va.) August 13. PRICES CURRENT THIS DAY. Wheat, . 556—-6s. Flour, 27s— f.bacco,. 27s—30s, Corn, 26s.— , Whiskey, 3s— Hemp, 51— The. excessive'rains of Tuesday night and Wednesday last,- produced a greater fresh in the Rappahannock than has been known for more than 9,0 years ; and we fear the destruction occasioned thereby, in the upper country, is great indeed.—In this town and neighborhood, several individu- als have been severe sufferers, particularly Mr. Robert Dunbar, in the loss of his valu- able bridge at Falmouth, the wood-work of which was entirely swept away by the des- tn.'.c'ive torrent ; together with the almost entire demolition of the extensive canal which conveyed the water to the mills of Mr. Dunbar and Mr. R ichards-. The canal on this side the river, which conveyed the water to the mill of Messrs. Cooch and Hol- lingswarth, was greatly injured, and the wood-work at the head destroyed. The house on Johnston and Young's wharf, oc- cupied by Mr. Donaldson, and another oc- cupied by Mr. MacWilliams have been car- ried off. A small vessel, loaded with oys- ter shells, broke her fasts and was dashed to pieces against Gaffel's wharf—-several other small vessels parted their cables and have g ne do'vn with the current. The mea- dows of Messrs. Williams, Minor, Morti- mer, Lewis, &c. were entirely overflowed, and great losses sustained in hay, corn, &c The watercontinued to rise at ten o'clock last night. , Two nothern mails and one southern are now due. cT that government towards this country. [U. S. Gazette.] " Capt. Love's Letter, upon which we animadverted last week, hasj as was rea- sonably to be expected, excited a very strong sensation in America'. It was sent express to the president, and some strong measures it is supposed will be restored to by the government on the occasion.—The promptitude of this country in protesting against capt. Ljwe's canduct, "will it is hoped, evince to the Americans the sense of the nation upon this man's puerile folly, and contumelious im- pudence." Extract of a letter from a gentleman ai Richmond, dated August 15. " Colonel Burr's trial is now proceeding ; out of forty-eight Veniremen, four only •were received ; the rest objected to, per Cause given, or suspended; the propriety of their serving was argued all day yesterday. The judgment of the court was, that they were not proper jurymen, as having prejudg- ed the case—a new panel is ordered for this day." TRIAL OF AARON BURR. (Continued by adjournment and held at the ca- pital in the hall of the house of Delegates.) for high treason against the United States. irid.iy, August 7. The following new witnesses appeared this day : Lieut. Swaringen, William McFarlane and Lewis Kerr. i iag the Subpoena Duces Tecum, when Mr. I Hay stated that he had found gen. baton's ! letter, aniong certain papers transmitted by i Mr, Rodney, & had filed it with the clerk. As to gen. Wilkinson's letter of the 21st October, he had not found it among those papers 5 but. would seek for it again. Married on the 13th instant; in Harford county, by the r?v. Samuel Martin, Mr. Thomas Procter, of Baltimore, to Miss lili- ¦zabelh liakins, of that place. Interments in the city of Bali imore last wee) Still-born, - - - 2 Worms, - . - 1 Cholera, * - - 19 Fits, . - - 3 Suicide, - - - 1 Consumption, • - 9 Meazels, - - - 1 Pleurisy, - - - 1 Impostum, Cholic, - ¦ p 1 1 Drowned - - • 1 Childbed, - - - 1 Unknown - - 1 Quinsey, Adults, " m m 1 15 Children, - ' 28—43 10 NORFOLK, august 19. Arrived, sloop Eliza-Vnn, Hazard, day? from Cape-Henlopen, corn. p Cabinet, Davis, J.0 days from Ha- Si K>p Friendship, Vatt, 14 days from Amboy, horses and hay. Schr. Ami, Williamson, from Wilming- ton, (.Bel.) bound to St.. Bartholomews, oat 16 days, and put into this port in a leaky condition, making at least 3 feet water per hour, flour, salt provisions and dry goods. Schr. Hunter, Sudden, i2 days from N. York, ballast. Sloop Clinton, Laurence, 10 days from Perth Araboy, ballast. .....Ship Hyland Mary, Fraser, 59 days from London. ALEXANDRIA, August 15. Arriited, TV,£> Louisa, captain M'Namara, 41 days from Madeira, ballast. Spoke, in lat. 35, long. 68, 30, schr, Ethan Allen, captain Holmes, from Baltimore, 9 days out, bound to Barbados, all well. No northern mail this day. The fresh in the Potomac is so great that the ferry boats cannot cross. FEDERAL GAZETTE. MONDAY, AUGUST 17. Ship William Taylor, Hitchcock, of Bal. timore, arrived at Amsterdam June 16. June r4,l?.t. 16, N. long. 22, W. was spoke ship William Bingham, 28 days from Balti- more for Canton, all well. Private letters from Liverpool, of so late a date as June 24th, are silent on the subject of a rupture between the United States and Great-Britain ; and, far from expressing any apprehensions of such an event, they state that the shipments of the present sea- son to this country, would be qutie as great as heretofore. [Jackson.] Lloyd's List. Tune r>6—Arrived at. Gravesend, Globe, Bailey, from Baltimore; Cora, Mooney, do. Rolla, Graves, Virginia; Hamilton, Moore, Charleston. AtTonningcn, Flora, Abeo- na, and Belfast, from Charleston ; Cynthia, Andrew, Salem; Elenor, Virginia. At Rotterdam,. Ariadne, N. Y. At Gluck- stadt, Friendship, Charleston. Every body has known so much, and we are all so apt to talk of, the case of Colonel Burr, that to find a jury, all of whom are en- tirely free from having expressed opinions a- gainst tbe accused, is likely to V found no very easy matter. Portland (Main) August 10. Lieut. Laura-ice, of Hie Navy,, who is now stationed here to superintend the depar- ture'of the gun-boats who was .(jrdered in the first instance to inlist.his. .men for two months, has, the last Seek, received new orders to inlist them for,tw;o yea'ta. " - Mr. Hay, observed, that he had nothing more to submit to the court ; and that he hoped all the material witnesses would be present on Monday, and enable him to pro- secute the trial. Monday, August 10. Herman Blannerhasset was this day bro't into court. The following gentlemen appeared and were recognized : Return J. Meigs, Mau- rice P. Bellnap, Charles Duval, James Taylor, Tunis Dils, Bennett Cook, He- zekiah Lewis, and G. B. Vanhorne. Mr. Wirt moved the court to discharge Dr. Wavdlaw, one of the venire. His wife was in extreme danger, and required the assistance of a sea-voyage. The vessel would sail to-morrow. C. Justice.—is the court to understand that there is no objection to this measure ? Mr. Buw—If the remark be addressed to me, Sir, I can only say, that I shall remain passive dm ing the transaction. Dr. Wardlaw was then dismissed. Mr. McRae also moved the discharge of Mr. Randolph Harrison, whose extretre indisposition was attested by a certificate from Dr. Adams. Mr. H. was accordingly dismissed in the same manner. Mr. Hay moved, that H. Blannerhasset be arraigned for high treason ; which Mr. lions opposed, on the ground that he had not been furnished with a copy of the indictment for three days. After some desultory conver- sation on this circumstance, Mr. Botts re- quested that Mr. B. might be re-conducted to the penitentiary, as he was extremely indisposed, and the heat nearly overpowered him. No opposition was made, and Mr. B. was accordingly re conducted to his prison. At Mr. Hay's request, the pannel of the jury was called over by the deputy-marshal, and also at Mr. Burr's request, the list of the witnesses whom he had subpoenaed for the purpose of investigating the qualification of some of the Venire. Mr. Hay read a certificate from Dr. Up- shaw, stating that Mr James Henderson is sick of a bilious fever, and incapable of at- tending. Mr. McRea then read a certificate from Dr. Greenhow, shewing that David Bullock, Esq. one of the Venire, was prevented by indisposition from discharging his duties. Mr. B. was accordingly excused. The clerk informed Mr. Burr, that he was at liberty to challenge such of the Venire as he might object to. Mr. Burr begged leave to inform the jurors, who were within hear- ing, that a great number of them may have formed and expressed opinions about him, which might disqualify them from serving on this occasion : He expected that as they came up, thev would discbarge the duties of conscientious men, ar.d candidly state all these objections. [The deputy-marshal then proceeded to summon the witnesses. After the callii g of most of whom much conversation and argu- ment ensued ; as this was generally, not very interesting, we deem it unnecessary to detain the press to-day for much detail. On Tuesday, tbe nth, some of the coun- sel indulged in warm and improper remark. Chief justice demanded that the govern- ment be not treated with disrespect. Mr. Martin, speaking of the counsel for the pro- secution wishing, as they professed, to save time, observed, " He talks, sir, of econo- my of time. And is wis the way to eco- nomise it >. I had a specimen of this mode when here on a'former occasion. Yes, sir, I well know these gentlemen would save our time. They would, if they could, de- prive colonel Burr's counsel of an opportu- nity of defending him from the Merchants' Goffee-House Books. August 16. Arrived, schr. Susan and William, Luce, from Boston, to BufTum and Goodhue. Also, schr. Comet, Gage, 31 days from Martinique - sugar and coffee —Briscoe and Partridge. Left, brig Eliza Aan, for Balti- more, next day ; brig Henry, Rutter, of Norfolk, for Baltimore, in 10 days ; schr. Thomas, just arrived from Baltimore ; schr. Sukey, Coffin, for Wilmington, (Del.) in 10 days ; brig Sara, for New York, sailed the day before. In the Sail Rock Passage, spoke brig Atlantic, from Philadelphia for St.- Thomas ; was boarded by a British sloop of war, broke open all letters. Also, ship Ritson, Brown, 67 days from London—ballast—James Biays. Left, ship Juniata, Murphy,for Baltimore;in 3weeks; Fair American, and Lexington, do. just ar- rived ; Thomas and Highland Mary, for Norfolk, uncertain July 12, lat. 38 long. 45, spoke barque .flSolus, from Bremen, for Baltimore. 23d, lat. 37, long. 52, ship Sa- rah, from Philadelphia, for Bordeaux. Au- gust?, ship Julia, from Norfolk, for Belfast, out 2 days. Also, ship Rebecca, Wyse, 127 days frem Batavia—sugar and coffee --S. Smith and Buchanau. August 1, lat. 35, long. 63, spoke schr. Harmony, Keed, from New- York, for the West-Indies, all well. Also, ship Apollo, from Philadelphia— ballast—S. Smith and Buchanan. Also, schr. Nymph, Moreton, 20 days from Point Petre .(Guad.)—sugar William Patterson & Sons. Left brig Chance, Mon- serat, for Baltimore, 25th July ; brig Cyrus, Coursell, do. 27'h ; schr. Betsy, Chase, for New-York, in 8 days ; Charles and Lewis, Kain, do. 4 days ; brig Peggy, Teubner, do. in 20 ; schr. Louisiana, Daws, do. same day ; Akros, Selby, do. in 5 ; Julia-inn, do, just arrived ; Mary Alice, do. in 8 ; St. Tamma- ny, do. i4 ; Warhawk, do. in 4 ; Ami- Louisa, Andre, do. in 3 ; ship Commerce, Webb, do. uncertain ; Elizabeth, Boroden, do. do. ; brig Henry, Barrow,Baltimore, just arrived; Hunter, Eaton, Portland, do.; ship Mary, Wilson, for Boston, 12. Admiral Cochran and a frigate were off Bassaterre. Two days before the Nymph sailed, the French privateer brig Gen. Ernouf, sent in an Eng- lish privateer built schr. from Nova Scotia, with tish, for Barbados. Was boarded twice on the passage by British cmizers, detained a short time. __^______^__ 0.1! c by Auction; ON TUESDAY, The lit September, at iu'iheji in the -ifierr.ooh, liill positively he s.oiu, on. the premises, on terms tliat will be mail'e known, at time of sdle, k three story Brick Dwelling HOUSE, on Market-space, No. 25, near the Fish-Mar- ket, with a two-story llrick Kitchen. The above property is well calculated for a Tavern, Boarding House, at Retail Store. VAN WYCK. & DORSEY, Auct'rs. August If¦ ,' " '• "'____________ For New-Orleans, f -EZQ-\ The Schooner ¦'¦JHKwSk! PRESIDENT, -•'^ilO&ar Lying in Frederick street SifS^riSSB* dock ; for Freight or passage, apply to the captain on board, or to JOHN CLARK, No, 8, Ho ward-street. N. B. She will positively sail the 23d inst. __August 17._______ dtjjd. For Sale or Freight, The Brig SORHAM, William Marshall, master ; A substantial, fast-sailing ves; sel, burthen about 1000 bbls For terms apply to tlie master on board at Smith's wharf, or to WALES & CLOPPER, 7, Bowly's wharf. August 17. ______eo4ti _ For Sale, A two story Brick HOUSE and LOT in Duke street, Old-town ; a healthy and con- venient situation, for either a private, or pub- He. family, the said property is in fee sifnplt, for termt apply at said tenements, or No. U9, Fleet-street, Fell's.Point. August iT-_______ . eo'H x; ro For Sale, A PF.W in St. Peter's Church, this tJffioe. August If-____ Ap ily at co4tt The subscriber offers for saie, Or lease for a tern: of yetrt, His Sugar House, near the head of tbe hason, with the Uensials thereto belonging, complete. For particulars apply at his count- ing house, No. 11, Water street CHARLES GAHTS. August 17._____ eo3w Lost, A NOTE drawn by l.uke Tieman, for 500 dollars, at sixty davs, dated the 13th inst. in favor of J- L. La Keintnc, the finder shall be rewarded by leaving it with the subscrib- er at the Union Bank, of Maryland- J. L. LA REINTRIE. _Aug'lst 17._________________d4t Last Notice. A final settlement of the estate of Solomon Cotton, deceased, will be made on Wednes- day the 19th instant, and a dividend paid U> ait those who have claims, and produce their vouchers properly authenticated, to the sub gcrlber, at Mr. Thomas Marean's Store, No. 9, Bowly's wharf. Those who neglect to nvke their claim, on or before that Jay will bo precluded from receiving any part of the estats. - WILMAM.B COTTON, Adm'r. August i7.__ d*t|l Notice. The partnership of Whitmore & Beshow, latemerchants at Chamberaburg. is dissolved. Michael Whitmore carries on toe business of rctailitHC as was heretofore done bj the sjid firm. MICHAEL WHITMORE. August 17-________ :______d For Sale, A valuable Negro WOMAN and BOY, the Woman is well acquainted with all kinds of house work, and an excellent cook. terms apply at this Office. August, 13-_________________.______ s The following artl I English p evinces no \ that they might as soon as possible hang up their victim, to gratify the government," &c. Mr. M'Bae replied, " That is a most un- principled and unfounded assertion 9 I say it, sir, to his face !" Mr. Burr declared that no improper allu- sions or reflections had ever, or would ever, i be countenanced by him ; he wished a fair andan impartial trial on charges preferred. The following is the last proceedings as given in the iinquirer. We will to-mor- row proceed with the detail.] Thursday, August 13. Mr. Buir observed, that just before com- ing into court he had received a copy of the pannel awarded yesterday. It was deficient in not having the places of residence affix- ed to the name of the jurors. He should ".aps require till the day after to-morrow xaraine it. After some conversation, court determined lo adjourn till Satur- day 11 o'clock. Some conversation then ensued respect- P? to Sale by Auction. TO-MORROW MORNING, The 18rA instant, at 10 o'clock, at our auction- room, at the head of Frederick-street dock, will comiuence the sale iff A Variety of Dry Goods ; After -which at 12 o'clock, SO hhds. Sugar, a part of which is first quality, 219 boxes Coffee, 20 puncheons Rum, 19 pipes Holland Gin, 18 do. Bordeaux Brandy, &c M private sale, 700 boxes Sugar, lOO.OuO wt. Coffee, 50,000 Carracas Cocoa. VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct's. August 17._______________________ Sale by Auction. Will be added to our sale to-morrow morning, 30 hhds*. first quality Molasses, 20 boxes L^mmons, 10 bb'.s Maoki-ral. VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs. August i7- , , S?.le by Auction. On WEDNESDAY, The \9th instant at II o'clock, (near lie end of Smith's wharf, Gay-street J will be sold, with- out reserve, far approved paper at 6 months, 200 casks Rice, about 50 of which is da. maged and are ordered for sale on account of those concerned. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. August 17-___________________________ Sale by Auction. . On F HID AY, The 2\st instant, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, will be sold on the premises for cash, A larox- and valuable piece of GROUND, about half a mile frnm Griffith's Bridge, on the Old road to York, fronting thereon about 70~feet adjoining the residence of Mr. Piper, Scrnnnhureast near 300 feet to his Rope Walk Oo the said Lot, is a two-story Frame Dwel- ling House, Kitchen, &c. A large propor- tion of the Ground is highly manured ami m cultivation for a kitchen garden, and contains a choice collection of Fruit Trees, &P- Tbe premises will be shewn by the pro- prietor, Mr. William Hooper, who Resides thereon, and as he means to remove lus fami- ly very soon, to the western country, posses, sion will be given to the purchaser in a short time after the sale. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. August 17. For d Artillery. The members of the Baltimore Volunteer Artillery Company, are desired to attend at their parade ground, with side arms for exer- cise, every Tuesday & Friday Evening, at half past 5 o'clock, precisely, until further orders. Tbe roll will be called, precisely at a qiurter before 6 o'clock, and all absentees fined. By order of the captain, THOMAS FINLEY, Sec'ry. N. B Persons desirous of associating with this company will please make immediate ap- plication to some one of tbe members. A u gust 17.____________________________ The Baltimore Rifle Com- pany commanded by captain W. Jessop, are requested to attend a meeting in the New Market House, on Wednesday the 19th inst. at 4 o'clock, P. M. in complete uniform. Ry order. August 17-__________ _____________ United Baltimore Rangers, Are ordered to meet at their usual place of parade, at half past 5 o'clock, P. M. 18th instant, with arms. JOHN M'CLURE, Capt. f£j" At eight o'clock precisely, they are re- quested to attend at Kiminsky's Tavern, as business of importance will be laid before them.___________August IT.___r__________ The Baltimore Independent Rifle Company Are requested to be punctual in attending their meeting on Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock with arms, but without uniform, at Howards Park, near the gate. Persons de- sirous of joining this company will furnish their names to some of the members with whom they may be acquainted. THOMAS 15. DOHSEY, Capt. .August i7. The Independent Company Are requested to meet on their usual pa- rade ground, in Howard's Park, on Tuesday Afternoon, the 18th inst. at 5 o'clock, with arms & accoutrements in good order. By order, SAMUEL STUMP, Sec'y. N. B. Ordered that you attend on Friday following at the same place and hour, in full uniform, with arms and accoutrements complete. August 17._____________;_____________, ~ Maryland Pikemen. The 1st Company of Maryland Pii- will meet at Fulton's Tavern, on the 17th instant, at 8 o'clock, P. M. As some questions of importance to the corps Will be decided on at next meeting, the members are specially requested to attend. CHARLES HOYI.E, Jun. Sec'ry. /\i;emton----lhe W)u;*e I . Tho members of the- Ealtimdre NdUoilSi Blues are retj&este'ri to atle'rid parade betweSB i.he Rrtt and second niiiK-, (>n Monday hi},, next, precisely st 5 o'clock j as Bin of tmptfrta'ncej will be transacted pun&ulu attendance' is requested. Bv order, . WILLIAM PtiSDEN, Lieut N. B. Thui-e Geritlclrien who wish ttJ l"t come members are requc-.ted to attend, A Drummer and Filer r.ie wsSted. August 15. . The Baltimore Fusileei*^ Are required to attend a special nieetirlg &W tiie captain's quarters, on Monday a! h.i'fpast five o'clock in ths afcrfiOon, punctual at<,', dance is expected particularly of those mem- bers who b:ive not yet signed the ccnstitilfon.; Perr.ons desirous of joining the Company w™ p!c:i3e to inform any of the present merr.bt/'*} that they my be bidlnlted for atUienex* mfei ing.____. Aug.ist 15. _ Baltimore Union VvhmteCrv^ YOU will m^et, on Mondliy n:.-xt, at fii-fe s'ciock, in Howafd's Park, with muskets ttria side arms. The roll will be called at a quar- ter past live and absentees' (in»d; By order of tbe Captain, JOHN WH.ITE1.QCK, 1st Strgt- August 13. Patriotic Guards. The Company will assemble at the usilal parade ground every Monday, Wednesday th Friday, at 6 oxlock in the EveiitliK, wiife foi-the purpose of Drill. All ahsc^i members will be fined for nou attendances By order, C. P. WHITE, Sec'??, .Aurcift 5.___________ . t r___m Just Received aijd for Sni^, At N'.i, 119, Mxrht street, £i$0.half bases Havanha CIGARS, i?o?B flic King's Manufactory, of a very superior qua hi v- JOHN & EDW. M'CLUllS; August 7. eo4t Lisbon Salt for bale; 4,000 bushels first quatitj Lisbon 5/ just received, per brig Joseph, and for alia by HENRY THOMPS August 3, feb@t The Subscriber Respectfully informs his friends and ;»-• puhlje generally, that he continues to act kf Broke* and Commission Agent, and will transact! any business committed to ai:i ewe,, wi;h fidelity, punctuality and disp ttcrl. He buys and sells stocks of an kinds, try Produce and Merchandize of ever} Scrjption, procures Freight &c. for \, ssi money for approved papel'i on htod-eral* Kefft'i. FOR i'ALE, Union and Mechanic's Bank Stocks, Mrtff* landj Chesapeake, Marii>"' and (JnioS J".l-t- suraitce Stock. ALSO FOB SALM, Well secured ©round Reriu. WAt'TFD, A few Shares r>f Icitti n re ''- •'- <• 5 WALTER H Kit. 46, South : August 5. .___________ dot ec*ji__ Von Kapli and Brua« OFFER FOB SALE, R0 pipes beil.Holia'.id Gin 50 do Datcn Beer 000 boxes do. Cheese lo do hilf pint Tumblers 2o do. short Negro Pipes 'io .-ask-. Crucibles lo dev Madder, 5 do:¦¦?(• wing and Fishing Twllift, 3 doi Brass Kettles, loo-,. Gin Cases, 37o.packs Sheathing Paper, 34 bal«-s white and brown Flemish Sheet-'1 &ffs- > An assortment of GERMAN1 LIKENS j Consisting of ChecbsNo..'2, Littadoes.BuokCb'-ck, Stripe** Bretagnes, Plati.UYts, Greas, Dowlas, R-* hflSj EStopillaSjCholets, white Roils,Ticiclei; *'r;',if Bielfeld Linen, German Raven Uuck, Ue3ji' ans, Bagging Stuff, and ready-mafde Bags. All:), 374 boxes white and btdw n Havanna Sujjftf 23 barrels brown Sugar, 2o tons fustic, 12 tierces Urce 115o bitsliels coarse Liverpool Salt, 18 casks Rocoo, 16 barrels and 14 bags G'lm Guiacurri, 6 seroons jalap, 12o boxes Port \V ine, of a very good qVLldiif 9 boxers Copper, 22 & 2ii i>z. 5o casks Steel, and A quantity of Glass Bfiads. may 4. dIStefl keiiion Monday August 14. BENGALS. A few pieces of.BliNGALLS, ofdiSer-af colors, for sale bv JOSEPH TOWNSENIV No. 18, Baltimore-Street. fill; mo* 3. e* Rolling and Silting Mill. The subscribers are now ready to execute orders tor Hoop Iron and Wail Rods of al' dimensions, in the ncatast minnet and at Vgrf short notice. ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT. may 14. ea Nichols and French, No 12, South-street, Have received by the Gorliom Lovellf frnitt .Sufi ton, and Sylvia, froin Newburyport, 87 packages India Goods 5 Consisting ijf Checks, Baftas, Aliabad Sailnahg, T.uulah do. hurrah do. Aliabad Malmoodys,, Jalatpnrs do. Aliabad Ereerties, Seersuckers, Black Sei'.shaws, &e< The whole emitted ttt deberJtttf*,. ¦'' ' Also in Store, Gurr-ahs, entitled to debenture- A f-w fancy French Goods* _ July 15. '________ e-al6tj[ Prime Green Coffee For Sale on accojnmod'.tb.g terjtis, ft Hli«B« tit? of Prime GREEN COMLE, cab. ulat«l for rctailihg. Atyh to GEORGE nztii •ZKt. No. 6ii, Smith/a whsrf? August S, feg*>