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Entrances and Clearaaces at fts Custom House.


ARRIVALS.


Jan. Z, arrived schr Julian, Rabson from Luz
beck soop William, Stamford, from Boston !;
brig Visitor, Thomas, from Turks Island, with
salt 10 G. Thomas jr. Brunswick Sth, sicop Ar
90, Churchill, from Plymouth with Iron Ware.


CLEARANCEs.


Foreag7l--5an. Z, sIeaied Sloop Mary-Jane Hall,
for the Bay Of Honduras 9th ship Echo, Doran,
for the West-Indies


Coastwise--Jan. 6, sloop Messenger Porter, for
Newyork sloop President, York, for Lubbock !;
9Th, sloop ABBY Knight, for Boston.


SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Vessels Spoken.--De II, lat "a, CT, long. Sc
sch. Margaret, fr Bath for Mart. cath, in South
Channel, brig Havana, Dunlap, from Bath for Ha-
vana.


Brig Mary, from Portland, struck on Nantuck-
Ct Point Rip, injured her fuddes aud caused the
vessel ~ leak considerably


law has passed in Holland forthe abolition OF
the Tea Company. Teas imported in f,resa ves-
se!s to pays gu'ders per 100 VI. duty - eas i'm
ported in Dutch vessel pay guild 10 sop. per.
zoe lbs Transit is prohibited.


A letter from Gibraltar, Oct 27, says, :. II seems
certain that the Emperor Of Morocco has made the
Dey Of Algiers present. Of two corvetts and
brig and that the Sardnan ship La Belle Maria,
which ar here 18th inst aui sailed soon after. had
two Algerine captains on board, going to NIGGA
dore, 20 take charge of the vesseis,n