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R. M. HUSTON, No. 308, Race street, for the Western District of Penn Township, to extend from the west side of Thirteenth street to the river Schuylkill, and from the north side of Vine street to the south side of Coates' street
JOHN WILTBANK, No. 314, Vine street, near Ninth street to extend from the north side of Coates' street to the northern boundary of Penn Towoship. JOHN M'CULLY, No. 363, north Front street, be- low Green street, for the District of Kensington, and the whole of the unincorporated part of the Northern Liberties
GEORGE W. MEARS, No. 69, Vine street, for District No 1 Northern Liberties, from the north side of Vine street to the south side of Noble street, aud from the river Delaware to Sixth street.
CHARLES H ROHR, north Third street, next to S. E. corner of Green street, for District No. 2. Northern Liberties, from north side of Noble street
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la the south side of' Coates' street, and from the river Delaware to Sixth street.
T. H. YARDLEY, No 219, north Fourth street, above Tammany street, for District No. S. Northern Libertics, from the north side of Coates' street to the northern boundary of the incorporated part of the Northern Liberties.
SAMUEL WILSON, No. 146, north Eighth street, from the south side of Vine to the north side of Chesnut street, and from the river Delaware to the east side of Ninthi street.
SAMUEL M. FOX, No. -- Walnut below Tenth street, from the south side of Vine street to the north side of Chesnut street, and from the west side of Ninth street to Schuylkill.
HENRY M. READ, office, No. 146, south Fifth street, dwelling, No. 176, Chestnut street, from the south side of Chestnut strect to the north side of Cedar street, and from the Delaware to the cast side of Ninth street.
DAVID C. SKERRETT, No. 153, south Tenth street, first door above George's street, from the south side of Chesnut street to the north side of Cedar street, and from the west side of Ninth street to Schuylkill.
HARVEY KLAPP, No. 292, south Second street- from the east side of Third street to the river Dela- ware, and from the south side of Cedar street, to the southern boundary of the District of Southwark.
DAVID F. CONDIE, No. 153, Catharine street, second door from Fourth street, from the west side of Third street to the southern and western extre- mities of the District of Southwark.
Apothecaries.
For Kensington, HANNAH WEST, Queen, near Marlborough street
For the Northern Liberties, JOHN HORN, N. E. corner of Third and Brown streets.
For Peon Township, PETER HUMBURG, N. W. corner of Callowbill and Garden streets.
For the City, WILLIAM BAKER, No. 6, north Fifth street.
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For District of Southwark, THOMAS OLIVER, N. E. corner of Catharine and Front streets.
Committee of Superintendence of the Children's Asylum. JAMES WEST, President, north Tenth street, be- tween Cherry and Race streets.
EDWARD B. GARRIGUES, Treasurer, corner of Iligh and Sixth streets.
HENRY J. RIEHLE, Secretary, Sixth street below Noble.
FRANCIS PEROT, No. 120, Vine street.
JAMES B. SMITH, No. 340, Arch street.
DANIEL K. MILLER, north Second street, below Tammany.
ANDREW CROZIER, No. 424, south Front street. MARTHA DUNGAN, Matron at Asylum.
Physician to the Children's Asylum. MATTHEW ANDERSON, M. D. corner of Se- cond and Christian streets.
Committee on Coloured Children's Asylum.
WILLIAM L. BARBER, No. 23, Christian street, JOHN CREAN, Jr. corner of Twelfth and Spruce streets.
THOMAS LEWELLEN, corner of Eighth street and Buttonwood Jane.
Prison Committee.
LEWIS WALTON, No. 209, south Second street. JACOB FRALEY, No. : 4, Walnut street. SAMUEL KUEN, No. 401, north Third street.
Physicians to the Alms House.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, No. 9, York Buildings, WM. GIBSON, corner of Locust and Washington Square.
SAMUEL JACKSON, corner of Seventh and Wal- nut streets.
J. K. MITCHELL, No. 119, south Fifth street.
WM. E. HORNER, Chesnut, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
J. RHEA BARTON, No. 194, Chesnut street.
H. L. HODGE, No. 181, Walnut street.
RICHARD HARLAN, S. W. corner of Sansom and Ninth streets.
HENRY NEIL, No. 112, Spruce street.
N. SHOEMAKER, No. 210, Chesnut street. S For the lying-in Department,
GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Governor-J. Andrew Shulze.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Secretary of the Commonwealth-Isaac D. Barnard.
Treasurer-William Clark.
Auditor General-David Mann. Secretary of the Land Office-Joshua Dickerson.
Surveyor General-Gabriel Heister. Deputy Secretary-James Trimble. SUPTEME COUBT. Chief Justice-John Bannister Gibson. L Thomas Duncan, Associate Justices,< Moulton C. Rogers, John Todd, James Huston.
COURTS OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The following is the arrangement of the Courts of the several Judicial Districts in the state of Pennsylvania, with the times of their commencement and duration, in 1827.
First District. - Philadelphia County.
On the first Monday in March, June, and December, and third Monday in September. No limitation to the terms,
Second District .-- York and Lancaster.
In York on the first Mondays in January, April, August, and November, to continue two weeks. Lancaster on the second Monday after · the commencement of the courts in York.
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Third District. - Berks, Northampton, and Lehigh.
Berks, on the first Mondays in January, April, August, and November, two weeks. Northamp- ton, second Mondays after the commencement of courts in Berks, two weeks. Lehigh, on the Mondays after the courts in Northampton, two weeks.
Fourth District .- Huntingdon, Mifflin and Centre.
Huntingdon, on the second Mondays of Ja- nuary, April, August, and November. Mifflin, on the third Mondays of the same months. Cen- tre, on the fourth Mondays of the same months.
Fifthe District .- Butler, Beaver and Aleghany.
Butler, on the first Mondays in January, April, July, and October. Beaver, on the se- cond Mondays of January and April, fourth Mondays of August, and third Monday of Oc- tober. Alleghany, third Mondays in January and April, and first Mondays in August and November, without limitation in Alleghany. Sixth District .- Venango, Mercer, Crawford, Erie and Warren.
Erie, on first Mondays of August, November, February, and May Crawford on first Mon- day after Erie. Mercer on second Monday af-' ter the courts in Erie. Venango on the third Monday after Erie. Warren, first Monday af- ter Venaogo.
Seventh District .- Montgomery and Bucks.
Montgomery, on the third Mondays of Au- gust, November, January, and April, two weeks. Bucks, on the fourth Monday in April, and second Monday in February, September, and December, two weeks.
Eighth District .- Columbia, Northumberland, Lycoming and Union.
Columbia, on the first Vondays of January, April, August, and November. Northumber- land, second Mondays after the commencement of the courts in Columbia. Lycoming, on the second Mondays after the commencement of the courts in Northumberland. Union, on the second Mondays after the commencement of the courts in Lycoming.
Ninth District .- Perry, Cumberland and Adams.
Perry, on the first Monday in January, April, August and November. Cumberland, on the second , Mondays of the same months, two weeks. Adams, on the fourth Monday of the same months, two week.
Tenth District .- Westmoreland, Armstrong, Indiana and Cambria
Westmoreland, on the Mondays preceding the courts in Somerset county. Armstrong, on the third Mondays in March, June, September and December. Indiana, on the Mondays fol- lowing the courts in Armstrong. Cambria, on the Mondays following the courts in Indiana.
Eleventh District .- Luzerne, Pike and Wayne.
Luzerne, on the first Mondays of January, April, August, and November, one week. Pike, on the third Mondays of the same months,
one week. Wayne, on the fourth Mondays of the same months, one week,
Twelfth District -Schuylkill, Lebanon and Dauphin.
Schuylkill, on the last Mondays of March, July, October, and December. Lebanon, on the first Monday after the courts in Schuylkill. Dauphin, on the third Monday in January, April, August, and November, two weeks.
Thirteenth District .- Susquehanna, Brudford, and Tioga.
Tioga, on the second Mondays of January, April, August, and Novemder. Bradford, on the Mondays next after Tioga. Susquehanna, on the Mondays next after Bradford.
Fourteenth District .- Fayette, Green and Washington.
Fayette, on the first Mondays of January, March, and June, and fourth Monday in Octo- ber, one week. Greene, on the Mondays next following those of Fayette. Washington, on the Mondays next following those of Greene.
Fifteenth District .- Delaware and Chester.
Delaware, on the third Mondays in January and October, second Monday in April, and fourth Monday in July, two weeks. Chester, on the second Monday after the commence- ment of the courts in Delaware, two weeks. Sixteenth District .- Franklin, Bradford and Somerset.
Franklin, on the second Mondays of Janu- ary, April, August and November, two weeks. Bradford, on the fourth Monday in January, April, August and November, one week. So- merset, on the following those of Bradford, one week.
DISTRICT COURTS.
District Court of the city and county of Phi- ladelphia on the first Monday in March, June, September and December, to sit nine months in each year.
District Court, for the city and county of Lancaster, and county of Dauphin; this Court expires on the twenty- eighth of March, 1828.
Lancaster, first Monday of February, second Monday of June, first Mondays of September and December.
Dauphin, on the third Mondays of February and December, fourth Monday in May, and the first Monday after the second Tuesday in Oc- tober.
COURTS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
The Court for the Trial of Impeachments and the Correction of Errors is held in Albany, during the sitting of the state legislature-(and sometimes, by special statute for that purpose, when the legislature is not in session. )
Supreme Court, (to hear and decide on points of law and practice, ) is held at Albany the 3d Monday in February and October, at New York the Ist Monday in May, and at Utica the Ist Monday in August.
Court of Exchequer .- Is held at the same time with the supreme court.
Court of Chancery .- Stated terms at New York, 2d Monday in June, and last in September; at Alba-
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ny, 3d Monday in January, and 2d in November- alterable at the pleasure of the Chancellor.
Circuit Courts-(for the trial of civil causes) and Courts of Oyer and Terminer (fer the trial of crimi- nal matters, ) are held, by statute, in and for the county of Albany on the second Tuesdays in April, and first in October; and in Rensselaer on the second Tuesdays in July and December.
In the counties of Dutchess and Oncida, the same courts are held troice in each year, and in the other counties once in each year, at such time and times as the Supreme Court shall appoint, provided that one term of the supreme court shall intervenc between the, appointment of suel time or times, and provided sueb time or times shall not be the same with other courts legally appointed to be held in such county.
The Common Pleas and General Sessions are held in the several counties as undermentioned; excepting that where the name of the month is printed in Italics, the Common Pleas only, is held in that term.
Albany -3d Tuesday in March, June, September, and December.
Allegany .- 4th Tuesday in June and October, and 2d Tuesday in February
Broome .- 2d Tuesday in February and September. Cattaraugus .- Sd Tuesday in June, 2d in October, and last in January.
Cayuga .- 3d Monday in May, Sept. and January. Chautaque .- 4th Tuesday in June, and 2d in Oct. Chenango .- 2d Tuesday in Feb. June and Oct.
Clinton .- Ist Tuesday in January, 2d in May, and Ist in October.
Courtland .- 2d Tuesday in May and September, and last in December.
Columbia .- Ist Monday in June, 2d in September, and 3d in January.
Delaware .- Ist Monday in June, Oct. and Feb.
Dutchess .- Last Monday in Junc, and 2d in Oet. and February.
Erie .- Ist Monday in March, June, and December, and 4th in August.
Essex .- 2d Tuesday in April.
Franklin .- Last Tuesday in April, and 2d in Oet. Genessee,-Ist Tuesday in February, and 2d in June and October.
Greene .- Last Tuesday in January and May, and Ist in September.
Hamilton .- 3d Tuesday in February, and 4th in June and November.
Herkimer .- 1st Monday in June, July, and Octo- ber, and 2d in February.
Jefferson .- Ist Tuesday in June, Sept. and Dee.
Kings .- 3d Tuesday in April, July, Oct. and Jan. Lewis .- Ist Tuesday in January, and 3d in May and September.
Livingston .- Last Tuesday in January, May, and September.
Madison .- Ist Tuesday in February and October, and 3d in June.
Monroe .- 4th Monday in March, 2d in June, and Ist in October and December.
Montgomery .- 2d Tuesday in June, September, De- cember and March.
New York .- (Scss.) Ist Tuesday in Feb. April, June, August, October, December.
Niagara .- Ist Tuesday in May, Sept. and Jan. Oneida .- 2d Monday in March and September, at
the C. H. in Whitestown; 2d Monday in June and December, at Rome.
Onondaga .- 4th Monday in May, Sept. and Jan.
Ontario .- 3d Tacsday in February, May, and Au- gust, and Ist in November.
Orange .- 2d Monday in February, last in May, and Ist in September and December.
Orleans .- 3d Tucsday in Feb. May, and Sept.
Oswego .- Ist Tuesday in February and June, and 3d iu September.
Otsego .- Ist Tuesday in February, 3d in June and October.
Putnam .- Ist Tuesday in February and June, and Od in October.
Queens .- Ist Tuesday in June, and 2d in Nov.
Rensselaer .- Last Monday in Jan. May, and Sept.
Rockland .- Ist Tuesday in February and Novem- ber, and 3d in April.
Richmond .- 2d Tuesday in April, September, and December.
Saratoga .~ 2d Tuesday in April, and last in Aug. and December.
Schenectady .- 3d Tuesday in May, Sept. and Jan. Schoharie .- Ist Tuesday in February, June, and October.
Seneca .- 2d Tuesday in May, and Ist in October and February.
St. Lawrence .- 2d Tuesday in January and Octo- ber, and Ist in June
Suffolk .- Last Tuesday in May, and Ist in Oeto- ber and January.
Steuben .- Ist Tuesday in February, 3d in June and October.
Sullivan .- 2d Tuesday in June and October, and last in January.
Tioga .- Ist Tuesday in January, May, and Sept.
Tompkins .- 4th Tuesday in Jan. May, and Sept. Ulster .- 2d Monday in Jan. April, June, and Sept. Warren .- 3d Tuesday in April and October.
Washington -2d Tuesday in March, last in May and August and Ist in December.
Westchester .- Sd Monday in January, and 4th in May and September.
Wayne .- 4th Tuesday in May, June, and Sept.
Yates .- Ist Tuesday in June, last in September, and 2d in January.
COURTS IN THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
Supreme Judicial Courts.
At Newport, first Monday in March, and fourth in August, At Providence, third Mon- day in March and September. At South King- ston, fourth Monday in April, and second in October. · At Bristol, second Monday in March and September. At East Greenwich, second Monday in April. and first in October.
Common Pleus.
At Newport, third Monday in May, and first in November. At Providence, fourth Monday in May, and second in December. At South Kingston, first Monday in February, and se- cond in August. At Bristol, second Monday in January, and first in June. At East Greenwich. third Monday in January and August.
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COURTS IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. Supreme Judicial Courts. LAW TERMS.
Suffolk. Boston, first Tuesday in March. Essex. Salem, sixth Tuesday next after fourth Tuesday in September. Middlesex. Cam- bridge, third Tuesday next after fourth Tues- day in September. Bristol, Plymouth, Barnsta- ble, and Dukes County. Plymouth and Taun- ton, alternately, fourth Tuesday next after fourth Tuesday of September. Worcester. Worcester, first Tuesday next after fourth Tuesday in September. Berkshire. Lenox, week following second Tuesday in September. Norfolk. Dedham, fifth Tuesday next after fourth Tuesday of -September. Hampshire, Hampden, and Franklin. Northampton, Mon- day next preceding fourth Tuesday in Septem- ber. Nantucket, first Tuesday in July.
NISI PRIUS TERMS.
Suffolk and Nantucket. Boston, seventh Tuesday next after fourth Tuesday in Septem- ber. Essex. At Ipswich, eighth Tuesday next after first Tuesday of March. Worcester. At Worcester, sixth Tuesday after first Tuesday in March. Middlesex. At Concord, second Tuesday in April. Norfolk At Dedham, third Tuesday in February. Berkshire and Plymouth. At Lenox, for Berkshire county, and at Ply- mouth, for Plymouth county, tenth Tuesday next after first Tuesday in March. Also at Le- nox second Tuesday in September. Hantpshire. At Northampton, eighth Tuesday next after first Tuesday in March. Hampden, Barnstable, and Dukes County. At Springfield, for Hamp- den county, and at Barnstable, for Barnstable, and Dukes counties, ninth Tuesday after first Tuesday in March. Also, county of Hampden, at Springfield, first Tuesday of September. Franklin and Bristol. At Greenfield, for Frank- lin county, and at Taunton, for Bristol county, seventh Tuesday next after first Tuesday in March. Also at Greenfield, second Tuesday of September.
Courts of Common Pleas.
Suffolk. Boston, first Tuesday in January, April, July, and October. Essex. Ipswich, third Monday of March and third Monday of December. Salem, third Monday of June. Newburyport, third Monday of September. Middlesex. Concord, second Monday in Sep- tember, second Monday in March, and second Monday of June. Cambridge, sccond Monday in December. Hampshire. Northampton, fourth Monday in March, third Monday io Au- gust, and third Monday in November. Ply- mouth. Plymouth, second Monday in April, second Monday in August, and third Monday in November. Bristol. Taunton, second Mon- day in March, June, September, and Decem- ber. Barnstable. Barnstable, third Tuesday in April, and first Tuesday in September.
Dukes. Edgarton, first Monday in December, and last Monday in September. Nantucket. Nantucket, fourth Monday in May, and first Monday in October. Worcester. Worcester, first Monday in March, third Monday in June, Monday next after fourth Monday in August, and second Monday next after fourth Monday in November. Berkshire. Lenox, fourth Mon- day of February, June, and October. Norfolk. Dedham, fourth Monday in April, third Mon- day in September, and third Monday in De- cember. Franklin. Greenfield, Tuesday of the next week after fourth Monday in March, se- cond Monday in August, and second in No- vember. Hampden. Springfield, third Monday in March, fourth Monday in August, and fourth Monday in November.
Courts of Sessions.
Essex. Ipswich, second Tuesday of April. At Salem, second Tuesday of July ; and at New- buryport, second Tuesday of October. Middle- sex. Cambridge, first Tuesday of January, and at Concord, second Tuesday in May, and third Tuesday in September. Hampshire. North- ampton, first Tuesday in September, and first Tuesday in March. Plymouth Plymouth, third Tuesday in March, and first Tuesday in August. Bristol. Taunton, fourth Tuesday in March, and fourth Tuesday in September. Barnstable. Barnstable, second Tuesdays of April and Oc- tober. Dukes county. Edgarton, Wednesday next after third Monday in May, and Wednes- day next after second Monday in November. Nantucket. Nantucket, third Monday of April, and second Monday of October. Worcester. Worcester, fourth Tuesday of March, and se- cond Tuesday of September. Berkshire, Le- nox, last Tuesday in April, and last Tuesday in September. Norfolk. Dedham, third Tuesday of April, and fourth Tuesday in September. Franklin. Greenfield, first Tuesday in March, and first Tuesday in September. Hampden. Springfield, first Tuesday of April, and second Tuesday in September.
The Municipal Court of Boston, is bolden first Monday in every month. The Police Court for the city of Boston, sits every day (except Sunday) at 9 o'clock, A. M. and 3 o'clock, P. M. The Justices' Court for the county of Suf- folk, sits every Wednesday and Saturday at 9 o'clock Λ. Μ.
COURTS IN THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. Courts of Common Pleas.
Rockingbam, at Portsmouth, third Tuesday in January, and at Exeter, third Tuesday in August. Strafford, at Rochester, first Tuesday in January, and at Gilmanton, first Tuesday in August. Merrimack at Concord, last Tuesday in October, and at do. second Tuesday in April. Hillsborough, at Amherst, second Tuesday in February and at do. first Tuesday in Septem-
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ber. Cheshire, at Keenc, third Tuesday in ary, June, and October. Machias, first Tues. March, and at Charlestown, third Tuesday in day in March, and third Tuesday in September. Court of Sessions. September. Grafton, at Haverhill, fourth Tues- day in February, and at Plymouth, first Tues- day in October. Coos, at Lancaster, first Thes- day in March, and third Tuesday in July.
COURTS IN THE STATE OF MAINE. Supreme Judicial Courts.
At York, last Tuesday of April. Alfred, third Tuesday of September. Portland, first Tues- day of May, aud first Tuesday of November. Wiscasset, third Tuesday of May, and third Tuesday of September. Augusta, second fues- day next after third Tuesday of May, and first Tuesday of October. Norridgewock, third Tuesday next after third Tuesday of May. Castine, fifth Tuesday next after third Tues- day of May, and fourth Tuesday of October Bangor, fourth Tuesday next after third Tues- day of May. Machias, sixth Tuesday next after third Tuesday of May. Paris, fourth Tuesday of August.
Circuit Courts of Common Pleas.
Alfred, second Tuesday in February, and third do. in October. York, last Tuesday in May. Portland, first Tuesday of March, third Tuesday in June, and first Tuesday in October. Paris, first Tuesday in June, and fourth Tues- day in November. Warren, fourth Tuesday in December. Wiscasset, fourth Tuesday in April. Topsham fourth Tuesday in August. Augusta, second Tuesday in April, August, and December. Norridgewock, second Tuesday in March, last Tuesday in June, and first Tues- day in November. Castine, third Tuesday in March, second Tuesday in July, third Tuesday in November. Bangor, first Tuesday of Janu-
York, Tuesday next preceding last Tuesday in May. Alfred, second Tuesday in October. Portland, third Tuesday in April, and fourth Tuesday of September. Paris, third Tuesday in June, and second Tuesday in October. Wis- casset, second Tuesday in May. Topsham, se- cond Tuesday in September. Warren, second Tuesday in January. Augusta, last Tuesday in April, first Tuesday in August, and last Tues- day in December. Norridgewock, third Tues- day in March, and first Tuesday in October. Castine, last Tuesday in April, and Thursday previous to third Tuesday in November. Ban- gor, first Tuesday in April and September. Machias, second Tuesday in March, and fourth Tuesday in September.
COURTS IN THE STATE OF VERMONT. Supreme Courts. .
At Manchester and Bennington, alternately, third Tuesday next after fourth Tuesday in January. At Rutland, first Tuesday next after fourth Tuesday in January. At Middlebury, third Tuesday in January. At Burlington, first Tuesday in January. Al St. Albans, last Tues- day save one in December. At Newfane, fourth Tuesday in May. At Chelsea, last Tuesday in August. At Danville, Wednesday next after first Tuesday in September. At Guildhall. third Tuesday in September. At Woodstock, second Tuesday next after fourth Tuesday in May. At Montpelier, Tuesday next after fourth fues- day in September. At Irasburg, fourth Tues- day in September.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
President, John Quincy Adams. Vice President, John C. Calboun. DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Secretary, Henry Clay. Chief Clerk, Daniel Brent. Superintendant of the Patent Office, Wm. Thornton.
Ministers, Consuls, and other Diplomatic and Com- mercial Agents of the United States in foreign coun- tries, and of the places of their residence. ENGLAND
Albert Gallatin, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, London.
Wm. B. Lawrence, Secretary of Legation, London, Thos. Aspinwall, Agent, &c and Consul, London. James Maury Consul, Liverpool. Herman Visger do Bristol. Robert W. Fox
do Falmouth.
Thos. Were Fox
do Plymouth :.
William Davy
do Kingston upon Hull.
do Cowes, isle of Wight. do Leith, Scotland.
David Walker do Glasgow.
Thomas Wilson do Dublin, Ireland.
Reuben Harvey do Cork.
Samuel Luke do Belfast.
Bernard Henry do Gibraltar.
do 'Isle of France.
Thomas Wynns
do Turks Istand.
Wm. R. Higinbotham, Commercial Agent, Bermoda, John Storr
do Nassau. N. P. Consul, St Chris. and Antigua.
Edmund Roberts do Demerara.
Peter Lanman do Kingston, Jamaica.
Chas. L. Bartlett, Commercial agent, Island of Trini- dad. Jolın M. Kankey do Barbadocs.
FRANCE.
James Brown, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PJempotentiary, Paris.
Daniel Sheldon, Secretary of Legation, Paris. Isaac. Cox Barnett, Agent, &c. and Consul, Paris, Daniel Strobel Consul, Bourdeaux.
Joshua Dodge do Marseilles.
Robt. R. Hunter Joel Hart
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F. C. Fenwick Edward Church
do Nantes. do L'Orient.
do Havre de Grace.
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