Chabert, Mons. 100 City Govt. obs. on, 195, 301 Carter's address at Plymouth, 212 Canal, French, 223 Cecilia St. Society, 224 Coal, Lehigh, 227 China Statistics, 230 Caucus, North end, 1772, 241, 274, Hoogland's engraving, 68 288 South end, 24 Candidus, 250 Champlain battle, 256 Centinel, Columbian, 260, 268 Dedication at Danvers, 42 Purchase- Dubois, rev mr, 89 Dispensary report, 177 Dabney, C. W. consul, 252 Deming Sarah, letter, 289 Eulogies on A. and J. 55, 67 Exports, comparative, 84 Franklin's legacy to Philad. 22 Fires, 42, 252 Holyoke dr. 82 Henshaw Wm. 85 Hancock John, 88 History of Mexico, 90 Newburypy 89 Hayti, 91, 132 Hall, Cunningham's, 104 Hales' Map of N. E. 131, 143 Higginson square, 167 Harvard U. grad. 181 Intemperance suppression soc. 10 Independence in Paris, 93 Indian observation, 138 Bible, 292 Island's in harbor of B. 209, 246, 280 Jefferson, death of, 19, 52 Birth, 28 Jay, John, 92 Johnson, Edward, 97 Journal, Massachusetts, 108 Jenks, rev dr. 204 Jews in Md. 204 Johnson J. petition, 244 Knapp's Eulogy, 54 Magazine, 61, 298 King, Rufus, 292 Kean, actor, 204, 275 (rev, 217 Kirkland's, pres. Eulogy, 210 Sam, Lightning, 7, 22 Lighters, weighing of, 8 Local history, 16 Letters of ex-presidents, 20 Light Infantry tour, 60, 80, 106 Lithography, 66 Lafayette, 73, 186 Letter superscribed to L. of M. 82 Lincoln, Levi, Att. Gen. 90 Lovell, James, 97 Faneuil Hall, report on, 70 Cut, S07 Libraries public, European, 99 Frothingham rev mr, 42 Fire at Petersburgh, 67 France, 72 Lehigh coal, 121 Fashions, 72, 82 Female patriotism, 88 Fisheries, 83 Fishback rev dr. 89, 106 Fuel, 96 Fire swallowers, 100 Foreign Summary, 110, 139, 141 Fire department, exhibition, 211 Lechford's Plain dealing, 153 Looms, Power, 167 Light houses, new, Lottery news, 203 Lovell's Island, 233 180 London population, 251 Origin of, 290 Prescott, Wm. LL. D. 129 Porter, capt. 131 Settlement, 216 Plattsburgh battle, 256 Pilgrim's celebration, 295 Rhode I. name, 24 Republicanism, 24 Russian Empress, death, 38 Revolutionary patriots, 68, 303 Russian rebellion, 91 Rochester, N. Y. 117 Nutting, B. F. 66 Riots of 1765, 98 N. H. Hist. Soc. 81 146 Ticonderoga, 136 Travel in and out of Boston, 176 Travels in Africa, 185 In Thanksgivings, 204 Russworm, grad. at Bowdoin, 129 Red Jacket, 219 Rainsford I. 222. 232 Representatives, congressional, 223 Rhode I. President's toast, 234 Ripley, gen. 238 Review, Am. Q. 252 Trial for Rail Roads, 282, 295 Russell, Benja. 260 Rafinesque's history, 297 Street, Wendell, 6 Shackford, capt. 7 Tuckerman, rev dr, 211 Taunton factories, 215 Treaty with Denmark, 216 With Ia- Tuscarora Indians, 217 Thanksgivings, 254 Thames tunnel, 238 [dians, 223 Theatre, Boston, commencement of, Types cast at Paris, 298 Virginia University, 30, 190 Vermont, gov. &c. 192 Washington statue, 24 (269 U. S. sens- Natural pre- Woodworth's poetry, 41 [file, 45, 165 Women, revolutionary, 64, 88 Washington, colonel, 65 Wayland, rev Fr. 67, 89, 299 Worcester Magazine, 67, 252 Schools, Boston, 9 Report of Com. 30 Weather, 81, 96, 281 Speech, impediments in, 11 Savings Bank, 78 Philad. 234 Steam engine, new, 92, 223 Power, 68 Sewall, col. 93 Saml. 291 School visitation, 101 Waltham factory, 83 Worcester county, 89 Waterloo monument, 92 Painting, Washington's nomination, 95 White Mountain Slide, 122 Winthrop, Savage's, 131 Winslow, Mark, 131 Willis, Nathl. printer, 154 Webster's eulogy, extract, 149 Webster, D. at theatre, 211 Washington's farewell add. 237 Watchman negligent, 239 Wallis, capt. 233 Warden, mr, printer, 260 Scott, Sir Walter, 103 Napoleon, 288 West India trade 298 Steam-boat accidents, 107 Wiggin B. gift to Ep. chh. 299 Yale college, 82 Yorkshire man, 118 Young & Minns, 134, 309 Zinc, printing on, 231 Messrs. MUNROE & FRANCIS, who printed the first volume, that the work is not continued with them; on the contrary, it gives us pleasure to state that it has been promptly and neatly printed by them. The increasing patronage afforded has induced the publisher to provide an office, and place the paper on a more permanent basis;-and it is with satisfaction he announces that arrangements have been made with Messrs. FARRAR & BOWEN, to take charge of the establishment, who will attend to all that appertains to the typographical department. NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.-The fifty second number of the Review is published and contains a more than usual variety of matter.-Some forty pages of this number are devoted to a critical notice of "The Last of the Mohicans." For contents see advertisement. BOSTON MONTHLY MAGAZINE.The first number of the second volume of the Magazine is published, illustrated with a lithographic portrait of General Joseph Warren. Its contents are both instructive and amusing. A great quantity of hail fell at Albany, during a heavy shower on the 27th ult.; some of the hail stones were an inch in diameter. DESHA.-At the June term of Harrison county Court, held at Cynthiana, Ky. the case of Isaac B. Desha was called, but all the Jurors were rejected they having formed or expressed an opinion as to the prisoner's guilt. A second effort to obtain a Jury on the next day was also unsuccessful, and the trial was abandoned for the term. No expectation is now entertained that he will ever again be tried in that county. This will in effect acquit him, or keep him a State prisoner at an annual expense to the state of three thousand dollars. the THE FIRE AT CHARLESTON.-The Southern Patriot of June 24, says, "On inquiring we learn that this was the most extensive fire, for the number of buildings consumed, and amount of property destroyed, that has visited Charleston since great fire of 1810-and is the first fire that has occurred in the same part of the city for upwards of 25 years. Most of the retail country business was carried on in this neighborhood. Apprehensions were felt for the safety of that extensive building the Orphan House, and it was entirely owing to the prevalence of a westerly wind that the fire did not reach it. The loss of property in houses and goods must be very great. It has been estimated at upwards of One Hundred Thousand Dollars. Several poor persons who possessed small stores were burnt out and their goods destroyed. Much distress consequently prevails. Mr. E. W. Reinhart, for some time past publisher of a paper at Chelmsford, has issued proposals for issuing one in this city, to be called property was insured. "THE NORTH AMERICAN DEMOCRAT.' The avowed object is to support Gen. Jackson for the next Presidency. The origin of the Fire is said to have been accidental. Not more than one fourth of the The Oriental Harp, consisting of Poems by Robert S. Coffin, has recently come from the press of Messrs. Smith & Parmenter, Providence. We are informed by the Nantucket Inquirer, that in the year 1820 there were more than five hundred persons in the town of Nantucket bearing the name of Coffin, all probably the descendants of Tristam Coffin, who settled in this country about the year 1644. Application is to be made to the New-York Legislature at the next session, for leave to build a McAdamized turnpike road from Albany to Troy. CONTEMPT OF COURT.-The manner in which affairs are administered in the English Court of Chancery, is now occupying much of the public attention in that country. A recent case will illustrate its character. A child of seven or eight years of age was committed to York castle jail for a contempt of Court! The child was committed nearly a year ago, for a breach of the rules of the court in not appearing, by his best 21 22 Sc. Fair Trader, Gardner, Halifax. Sc. Manilla, Doane, St. Peters. 24 Br. George Henry, Cutter, Halifax. Sl. William & Henry, Hazen, St. Andrews. 27 Br. Eden, La Motte, Newbern. Sc. Exchange, Given, Matanzas. Sc. Hawk, Lyler, St. Andrews. 29 Sh. Packet, Heard, Gibraltar. Br. Danube, Sturgis, London. Sc. Almira, Tyler, St. Andrews. Sc. Otter, Hadlock, do Br Cherub, Rich, Smyrna. Br Clio, do 30 CHARLES WHITE, Corner of Marlboro' and Winter-Sts. Has received a full assortment of Drugs, Medicines, and Surgeon's Instruments-among the instruments are Syringes for removing poison from the stomach-Amputating, Trepanning, Opthalmia, Dentist, Pocket, Dissecting, and Midwifery Instru friend, the infant having neither fath-ments-Cranatomy, Tooth, Dressing and er nor mother, nor any best friend! 20 Br. Pear, White, Rio Grande. 21 Sch. Madeira Packet, Page, St. Michals. Br. New York, Prince, Liverpool. Br. Fair Lady, Ferguson, St. Johns. Sc. Active, Levach, Halifax. Pilot-boat Leader, Coombs, Halifax. Br. Oracle, Hedge, Matanzas. 22 Br. Wave, Kelley, Amsterdam. Br. Harriet, Barnes, St. Croix. Br. Grape, Davis, Guayama. Br. Henry, Lewis, St. Croix. Br. Trim, M'Kenzie, Trinidad. Br. Jachin, Barney, Alicant. Br. Smyrna, Sprague, Smyrna. Sc. Quincey, Barker, Halifax. 23 Ship Packet, Endicott, Sumatra. 24 Ship Magnolia, Rich, Botterdam. Br. Olive, Kinsman, Surinam. 25 Sh. Delta, Clarkson, Liverpool. Br. Romulus, Smyrna. 26 Brig Glide, Soule, St. Ubes. 27 Sc. NewPriscilla, Crowell, Baltimore. June Cleared. 17 Br. Monticello, Harvey, Brazils. Br. Fides, Winsor, Havana. Br. Fortune, Knowles, Valparaiso. Sc. Fortune, Pickering, St.Andrews. Sc. Colossus, Morgan, Havana. 19 Br. Mary & Eliza, Gibbs, Trinidad. 20 Sc. Caravan, Gray, Alexandria. Sc. Catherine, Kendall, Brazil. Dissecting Forceps-Seton Needles, Trocars, Bistories, Lancets, Pins for Hair Lips, &c. Strict personal attention paid to Physicians' Prescriptions, and to the delivery of Family Medicines. Medicines delivered at any hour in the night. July 8. REMOVAL. Siste Viator, Tonsori collum committe, Ut evadas alter Adonis. Holmes' Sign. GEORGE B. HOLMES respectfully informs his customers and the public, that he has removed from Court-street to HowardStreet, next door to Holland's Coffee House, for the convenience of more ample rooms. If clean cloths, a fountain of pure water, and keen set razors, are desiderata, this warm weather, they may be found at his saloon. He has long considered himself a physiognomical Hair Cutter, suiting the contour of the face by his disposition of this important feature, the hair. He professes to understand all styles of cutting exhibited on the medallions of every age and nation, but prefers to follow no one with servility, but rather to be guided by taste, science and skill in each individual case.Come and let him try. July 8. NOTICE. PELLAGRINO MAGNONI, Hair Dresser, informs his Friends and Customers, that he has removed from Elm-street to his former stand, in Wilson's Lane. |