PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY ABEL BOWEN, NO. 2, CONGRESS-SQUARE. THE DRAMA. Where lightens now, the Drama's vivid eye Who, grac'd their passions, and their pride to move. Who with her pencil mov'd the state-machine, Life breath'd in fable, eloquence in mien, And Manners taught how Morals should be seen. BOSTON THEATRE. Wednesday Evening, Nov. 22."Richard the Third," Richard, Mr. Cooper. Afterpiece, "We Fly By Night. Thursday Evening, Nov. 23.--"Rosina." After which the comedy of "Rule a Wife and Have a Wife," Leon, Mr. Cooper. Afterpiece "Honest Thieves." Friday Evening, of "Damon and Pythias," Damon, Mr. Cooper, Pythias, Mr. Finn. Afterpiece "Invisible Girl, and Simpson & Co. On Monday Evening next, Will be presented the tragedy of "Macbeth," Macbeth, Mr. Cooper, Lady Mabeth, Mrs. Finn. Afterpiece, "Bombas tes Furioso." The United States have recently. purchased 2,500,000, acres of land of the Potawatamic and Miamic Indians, and are to pay 2000 dolls. a year for the same as long as our government think proper!! The City of New-Orleans, have found it necessary to issue scrip, or paper money, to a considerable amount. What credit it will bear in the market, we shall know hereafter.. A rumour was spread in Havana, that Com. Porter had appeared off the south side of Cuba, with a Meican fleet of eleven sail, and had threatened a descent.. Not very probable.. In consequence of the neglect, or want of means, in Spain, of paying the accustomed tribute to Algiers, the Corsairs of the barbarians have been let loos on the commerce of Spain, and have already captured several merchant vessels. This of Grand Total 737,000 With this military force, and a revenue sufficient to maintain it, there is nothing surprising in the parts of Europe, concerning the jealousy, which has arisen, in other future measures of the new Empe ror. deed, open a road to Byzantium, A Paris letter says, "It is generally believed here that a war must be the result of the present state of things in Europe; and that the late revolution in Portugal will be the ostensible cause of it." course, is but a speculative opinion; but we shall not be supprised to see it verified, as the most deadly ene- Mr. M'Kensie, of York, Upper my to the old monarchies of the con- Canada, has gained his suit, against tinent, will come against them certain rioters, in that place, for the sooner or later, in the dreadful pan- destruction of his type, and printing oply of popular zeal and enthusi-establishment,some time back. We asm.. The port of Caracca by a decree of the King of the Netherlands, is to be opened to vessels of all nations, after the 1st of Jan. next. FRENCH REVENUE.. The Revenues of France, though not considered a commercial country, like that of England,are improving, while those of the latter, are falling away-the last French finaneial report, for the preceeding nine months, giving an excess, over the ncome,,of the same period, in 1825, of thirteen million of francs. do not recollect the damages, claimed; but the verdict in his favour, gives him 2500 dollars.-A generous remuneration, considering the cheapness of a country printing-office,and the little profits of a country news-paper. A Steam-Boat has been built at Hartford, with the view of placing her in the navigation of Connecticut river. The principal obstruction, against her passage to Bellows Falls, is at the Montague Canal; which, it is said can be easily removed; by a trifling alteration of the Locks, at that place. Congress-Street, Boston. THE undersigned cast and offer for sale TYPES of every description, from 14 lines Pica to Nonpareil, which with recently cut Flowers, are of the newest faces and patterns. They are now able. o complete large orders promptly, and attend immediately to the smallest commands. Their Job Letter, plain and ornamented, is cast in solid bodies, as are also their Cuts and Ornaments. They also sell Chases, Brass Rule, Composing Sticks, Gallies, Printers' Cases, Stands, Paper Boards, Parchments, Ball Stocks, Skins Stereotype Cuts, Mallets, Quoins, Bodkins, Furniture, and Leads. Likewise, PRINTERS' INK, from various manufactories, at the manufactory prices. They are also ready to receive o: ders for their newly improved Iron "New-England Printing Press," recently invented by Mr D. PHELPS, which is in most succesful operation in this city. It recommends itself for its great simplicity and efficiency. They warrant all their articles to be of the first quality, at the lowest established prices, on the most liberal terins as to time or discount for cash. BAKER & GREELE, No. 24, Congress-street. LIFE OF MURRAY. BOWEN & CUSHING Propose publishing by subscription a second edition the Life of John Murray, the First Preacher of un versausm in America. Witten by himself. This work, which is so weil known as to render a recommendation unnecessary, is now out of print, and repeated inquiries having been made for it, it is thought that a second edition, printed in a neat and handsome style would meet with encouragement. They are therelore induced, in compliance with ine wishes of a number of their friends, to undertake the publication if a sufficient number of subscribers should be obtained to warrant it success. Conditions. It will be printed in a neat duodecimo form, on good paper and handsome type, and will coutain about 350 pages, accompanied with a well engraved and correct liketress of the author, and deli.ered to subscribers at $1,25 handsomely bound and lettered, or $1 in boards. Those who become accountable for six Copies, will be entitied to a seventh gratis. The work will be put to press as soon as a sufficient number of subscribers are obtained; and persons holding subscription papers are requested to make returns by the first of October next, that there may be no unnecessary. delay in the publication. 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 re moving poison from the stomach-Amputating, Trepanning, Opthalmia, Dentist, Pocket, Dissecting, and Midwifery Instruments Cranatomy, Tooth, Dressing and 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. NOTICE. J. L. CUNNINGHAM has removed to the new Auction Room, corner of Milk and Federal Streets. Grateful for the patronage heretofore received, he solicits a continuance of the pubhe favour BOOK AUCTION. SMITH, REED & GAYLORD, will sell at the Auction Room, No 38, Washington street, (a few doors. north of State Street,) THIS EVENING at 7 o'clock, an extensive assortment of Books in the various branchset Literature. 15 Lydia Holland, 73 years. Child of Wm. Murray, 6 hours. Clarrisa Jorden, 33 years. 16 Joseph Ridgway, 33 years. Benj. Lewis, 22 years. Sarah T. Saunders, 25 years. 17 Ann G. Vose, 18 months, Michael M'Carty. Lavina B. Rand, 4 years. 19 Harriet Stanmore, 28 years. Silas Francis, 55 years. DIED At Sea, lost overboard, Mr. Charles Blagge, son of the late Samuel Blagge, Esq. In Alabama, Mr. Sewall Hastings, aged 23, a native of Newton. Mr. Joseph Walker, driver of the Concord and Haverhill mail stage. At Salisbury, Capt. Enoch Collins, aged 67, a revolutionary patriot. In Germany, the celebrated Russian Gen. Benningen, aged 81. Bonapart, during his military career, found in Wellington, Blucher, and the present deceased, his equals, if not superiors, in the science of military tactics. THE UNITED STATES AND LITERARY Sketch of the United States by a Russian-Dr. Parsons's Introductory Lecture on Anatomy and Physology-Francis Berrian; or the Mexican Patriot-Mrs. Opie's Illustrations of Lying-Reed's Observations on the Growth of the Mind-Story's Discourse before the Phi Beta Kappa Society-Carter's Address at the Consecration of "Plymouth Lodge"-Letters from M. Dupin on the Napoleon CodePopular Lectures-Letter from an American at Gottingen-The Damsel of PeruThe Seaman's Buriel-Be Humble-The Atlantic Souvenir for 1827--Greenleaf's Maine Reports-Double Stars--RussiaPopulation---Longevity of AnimalsVoyage of Discovery-Ancient CoinBuried Forests-Valuable Discovery-List of New Publications. Nov. 4. COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. THE copartnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, under the firm of CUMMINGS, HILLIARD & CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. WILLIAM HILLIARD is hereby authorised to adjust all the concerns of the late firm. WILLIAM HILLIARD, TIMOTHY H. CARTER, CHARLES C. LITTLE COPARTNERSHIP FORMED. THE subscribers have associated together as to partners, under the firm of HILLIARD, GRAY & CO. for the purpose of importing Books and Stationary, aad publishing Law, Medical, School, and Classical Books, at the Boston Book-Store, (the old stand of Cummiagų, Hilliard & Co.) No. 131, Washington-street-where they now offer for sale, a very extensive stock of valu able Books, on liberal terms. WILLIAM HILLIARD, CHARLES C. LITTLE, HARRISON GRAY, JOHN H. WILKINS. Boston, Sept. 11, 1826. PRINTING OFFICE Of the Boston News-Letter & City Record, No. 2, Congress-Square. The Printing of Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Policies of Insurance,Bank Chceks, Hand Bills, Circulars, Cards, &c. together with every variety of Letter Press Printing, is most respectfully solicited at this office. 繩 PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY ABEL BOWEN, NO. 2, CONGRESS-SQUARE. THE DRAMA, Agustan Rome, with sad, prophetic eye, And wrapp'd in clouds, lower'd on the Gothic night, Paine. BOSTON THEATRE. terpiece, "No Song No Supper," Robin, Mr. Brown, Margaretta, Mrs Papanti. Thursday Evening, Nov. 30.-"Pizarro," Rolla, Mr. Cooper, Cora, Mrs. Cllfert. After which, "Invisible Girl." Afterpiece "The Purse." Friday Evening, December, 1.— "School for Scandal," Cha. Surface, Mr. Cooper, Lady Teazle Mrs. Gilfert. Afterpiece, "Catharine and Petruchio," Petruchio, Mr. Cooper, Catharine, Mrs. Gilfert: for Mrs. Gilfert's Benefit. On Monday Evening next, Will be presented 'Bertram or The Castle of St Aldobrand," Bertram, Mr. Cooper, Imogene. Mrs. Gilfert. Afterpiece "Grandmother." For the City Record, LOGERIAN SYSTEM OF MUSIC. What is it-pray? In what does this system differ from others?-The reason of making these enquires, is this-viz: there is so much harping about Mr. Logier;-how he played before the Minister of State, in Prussia; a certain famous, examOn Monday Evening Nov. 27.-ination before a board of academi"Gamester," Beverly, Mr. Cooper, cians, in Berlin;-letters patent, by Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. Gilfert, [her his majesty;-and lastly, a long first appearance this season.] Af-lochram of a story, concerning a terpiece, "Bombastes Furioso." seventh accredited teacher of the Wednesday Evening, Nov. 29.- Logerian System, that your hum"Macbeth," Macbeth, Mr. Cooper, ble servant who really loves music, other metropolitans, Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Gilfert. Af as well as |