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The Providence Gazette states that Gen. Carpen- l. ter has declined to accept the coecorship of that place. and that Hezekiah W illard has received ,he appointment.

 PINE APPLES In consequence of the success attending the importation oi pine apples from ihe Ba hanas last year. upwards of ten thousand additional

 acres have been set apart for their cultivation New froVience, and about au equal quaatiIy at the Is- land of EIeuthera.

 FROM BRAzIL.-Newspaper from Bahia to the oh ut ar" received. We learn by IlIem that steam. CT had arrived there from Rio de Janeiro, with intel

 igonce of the birth of prince. a successor to the throne of Brazil. This interesting event took place on the 15d oi February, al quarter past 10 o'clock, P. M

 We understand, says the Philadelphia Chronicle, that the remains of Commodore Porter will be re- moved, on Saturday, from he graveyard of the Ma val Asy lnm, where they have been ying for some tune, to be re-interred in the Woodland Cemetery, on the other slde of the SchuylkilI. | MINT TAx.-The Supreme Court of Pennsy ylvania % nas aee,ded that the United States Mint m Philadel- p"a 10 n"hie to taxation for State and county pur- ] pI S "c property having been derived by the Uni and o' t through purchase from private owner, | sylvania. "' N"''"'"e" VI '"" | FRENcH TREATY WITT, c, . .L provisions in this treaty. nn, w ,i :e '.'J English teates it is stated Una, Era',c, as;dan,a may oe protected oy the Consus of friendly Powers

 in 'he absence oi Consuls of France; French mer. chants to be free from any monopoles es,abslad hy traders or private individuals Tn China. hiy py mares, dwellings, stores, and land nav hs ,."i

 sed bn't sut by trenchen any of the 6ys nnrs l opened for trade. Po''' RoME, January 2O.-The old and celebrated Don tihcai manuactory of hlosacs al Rome, which und. Sextus v counted more than eight thousand work men, and which now is only the shadow of what II once was, has recently been cangedby the sovereign pontifl into school oi Mosacs, where all branches ot this ar are taught and especially the execution of the larger Mosaics, such as are found al Pompei ana herculaueum, and which may be used in the decoration of the fronts and the interiors oi great edifces. real Chinese iuggler is said to have arrived in New York from CaaIon,