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The brig Tontine, Captain Harris sailed on
Friday morning last, from this port for Canada
with twenty-three hundred barrels of provisions
ioF the relief of the suffering Greeks; the cargo
aavns been purchased by the charitable dona-
.ons made in PENNSYLVANIA for that purpose -
ohe was saluted with acclamatlons Of numbers
assembled on the wharf to witness her dcpar-
Nre-PouLS0n'S Anier.


The "Echo du Mido" states, that new
era is about to break out in Spain. The e.
Vacuation of the capital by the Swiss regim-
ehts is regarded, it saws, as the prelude to
me French army quitting Spain altogether,
ana evacuating Cadiz, Pampeuna, St. Sc.
oaStan, and Barcelona. This is a consum-
nation to be wished. A clear field for ac-
uon would then begin in Spain. and Ferdin-
ana would have to look to it; for his goodly
Alhgdom would be on weak foundation.


Sn,aU Por.-The Rutland. (Vt.) Herald
announces the disease of Mr. Walker, paper
maker, of small pox, caught from imported
rags. Mr.. WIS two children had taken tht
alSease. Measures had been adopted by thu
Wv .pwh authorities to prevent the spreading
y. Vhe contagon, The life of Ia father ha
oeeh s thus sacrificed to neglect Of vaccina
'"n' and his children put in jeopardy.


steamboat Burnt The Mobile Com
."ercial Advertiser of the 27th February
says,
he steamboat Balize, from Tuscaloo
with No, wuh 800 bales of cotton, arrived thi
,h turning, and whilst coming too along sid
rrh He ~harf she was discovered to be on fire
s.m; "s passengers jumped on shore, and atte
sing about 200 bales. it was found that tn
,Owss nv ooald not be got under, and the boat wa
is iou nou, TO the opposite side of the river, ant