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Life of W.ilerield
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C rpen'er's Assist; M
History ol the Treason and
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Fordvce on Fever
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'8 anrl '9
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Life ol Christ
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Pereotiae's Voj age
Simson's Geometry
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Moiiie o ;i< n's Spu it of Laws
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P o tl ot Solitude
Po.\ei of Religion
Men oiis o Aiis. Coghlan
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Loiterer
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Scott's Lyri'al Ballads
Lessons for Youth
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Pleasures of Hope
Principles oi He'.igioa
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Yout 's Library
Zi .overman on Solitude
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Hel'lie's uatei" al Instructions
Modern Voyages
Mrs. Rotiins n's Tales
Mri i.olnnson's Memoirs
Riff's Natural History
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You ,1^'i Centaur
Falter's Instructions
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Murray's Eu i sh Reader
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Beauties of Feltham
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Ass.dim on the P.ague
Allen's Htstor. ef England
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Frugal Housewife
Ctonological fables
Tutor's G lide
Tullii de Oiliciis
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Rose and striped Blankets
B,< ze- and ' Soatings
St fts and Cores
Dimities, OaPcoes and Irish Linens
Worsted and Cot1 n ioa ery
Clrimlir y and Cam' r e M isl'uis
In.liu and LJiilisb Book uiilo
S.Iks >r.l Sattins ot various i inds
Ribbons and Lares
A few elegant Grw.i vrt Dresses, and
Lo .g wbi'.e Ostrich Feathers, with avarieiy
of other Goods
R LEMMON & CO Air i's.
t^j" The sue will coinmenc at 1U o'.l ck.
and will be c ntinuc j at a in tne afternoon
November 2.
Oct cher 31.
By captain Murray, from Barbttjo-s, we
learn, tii \ a British packet fn 111 Falmouth',
had ju f arrived there ith a French priva-
teer .'chooner of 7 guns and 98 men, hich
she had captured a'ter ait action of three
hours. The privateer had 66 men killed
and minded, and the Packet 10.
Snow. —A gentleman who passed through
Albany from the , est ward informs, that on
the [yth inst at Geneva, and the parts ad-
jacent, the iinow fell mid leg deep.
Arrived, the ship Sarah, Smith, of N.
Bedford, 58 days from Chatham, and .19
from Dungeness, in ballast. Tne shipAme
rica, of N- L5< pford, was to sail the same
day for New York.
The ship Rulus^ Royston, Savannah,
cotton and rice, ,0c'.- 21. spoke ship Dart-
mouth, 8 days from N. Y ik, for Savan
nah.
The British brig Malvina; Srpith 49
days from Ballyshanan. (Ireland) 111 ballad.
Se.pt. 24., in lit. 43, 5c, I ui'. 44. spoke
sch'r Hope, George, 18 d„ys irom N. Y
for Nanlz.
The brig Adeline, Christian, 21 days
from Havana, sugar, hides See. 28th, lat.
30, long. 81, picked up a bale of cotton
marked on one side X 51. and on the F. P.
The brig Fair American,Murray,23 days
from Barbados, in ballast.
The sch'r Packet, Magrath, 41 days from
Tenenffe, wine.
The sch'i G vernor Strong, M mr 1, ol
Warren, 2t; days from Marie!, Cuba, 1111
lasses and 3n ,ar.
rile sch'r William Wallis, 35 ltuus
from Fredericksburg, flour and ban
The sch'i Lively, Liliiston, ftom
Landing, flaxseed and oats.
Theschr. Hannah Allen, ot Sed^ewick,
7 days from 8< Itunore, rum.
The sch'r Re tecca and P.-lly, Creighton,
from Richmond, coal.
The sclu. R clunond, Brown, 7 days
from Richmmd, coal.
The schr. Weymouth, Weymouth, 12
davs from Richmond, flour and tobacco-
The schr. New-City, Meekins, 6 days
from N.rth Carolina, staves.
The sloop Caiy Maria, Meekins, R.ch
round, tobacco, fl ur and bread
Ttie sloop Veuun BpusH, Norfolk, rum,
oott n, flour, .vhfai. Sec.
The slo p Morning Star, Jervis, from
SenepuXtftit, corn and -taves.
Cleared, ship Sophroua, Barber, St
Croix ; b/ig Aspasia, Tillman, Curracoa ;
Trimmer, M-Cu|len Guadaloupe ; schr.
Ulisa, Bergstadt, St. Baits ; Suubury, El-
dridge, Trinidad; shipSal'y, Braj, Nevv-
Orleans,
Folly
tie by Auction.
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Copying, Blotting, Cartridge and Tissue
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Lotr-bonk Pap. r,
English, G irmsn and Russian Quills,
Do ready made P< ns,
Sealing Wax.
pl-ste I. Brass, Japanned and pewter Inks,
various Patterns,
Ivory and B'rass Office Seals,
Cases of Mathematical Instruments,
G'ln'ci-'s Scales,
P icket Compulses,
R -eve's Colore in elegnnt boxes, complete
w't'i drawers, India Rubber, Pencils, &c.
&c.
Do do. in Vlan boxes,
Do. do. by the 9ingle cake,
Camel's Hair lVneils, India Ink,
French Cr yon Pencils,
Lead Pencils, of various qualities,
Red Chalk Poneils.
Ivorv, J ipanned and Wo-d Sand Boxes,
Glass Ink and Sand Stands for portable
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Marble Note l'ressers,
• Wise's celebrated Steel Pens,
Ivory Pounce Roses and Poaiice,
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Ladies' and. Gentlemen's Pocket Books,
Virions patterns a.id qualities,
Morocco Memorandum Books, with Me-
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Best British Bt-.ck and Red Ink Powder,
Back and Red Ink in jugs, phials, &c.
White and Blue Bonnet Board;,,
Back-gammon Tames of various sizes,
Back gammon Men,
Leather Dice Boxes nnd.tMce,
Battledores and Shuttle-Cocks,
Chess Boards,
Elegant Ivory Chess Men,
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Red Tape for fcountine. Houses,
Parallel . ules, c I e fie
1 win >ell on credit,
Or Letfo- tire
My late residence, called -H.VF.R HILL,
s'uuai d near the Krister's town tun pike, road;
one mile wid a li.df from the city, containing
ne.-o I3 I ! ai res of Lan-.i; a 11 ¦ ¦:.it-.y an I pleas-
ant situation. Tb.....iroveme tsar.;, a com,-
fortab'.e Dwdl'.i g House, a Kitchen, Sin kc-
House, a Spi'i g Hotl'-e, S ableg he i.e.; a
large Garden, containing a 1 uvn'oer oi' Ene-isb
Grapes, with other Fnvts and Shrubs 1 two
Apple Orel] irds, with a in ih and
o'.oer Fruit Trees; a -pring- with excellent
waier. Poss Ssion may he had immed
For terms ayp'y 10 the. subscriber, no i living
near the mile stone., on the Keister's town
road. CHRISTIAN KEENER.
N DORSEY, Auct's.
November 2.
For Freight or Charter,
_,, 1 The tine new Ship AUBORA,
Levm D shied, tnastei ;
iLSj^ Buitl-en about 5 /U -..riel..
'¦."•: She isarery sti'oi g and faithful
built ship, and ;sby competent judges «X|iect-
ed to sail remarkably f st .11 ••. is n ¦ w ready to
take in a cai'jjo. :or t, 1- 1 s apply to
LEVERING U NELMS.
Nov. 2. _ _ ______ _8t___
liondon Phtenix * ire Office
Baltimore, November 2, IS:'7
The following policies expire this month :
Mo. 2f2,048, 4th Nov. t Jacob and V\ illi 111
27 3,047, nh
::72M.->.j, 7th
27i,051, 7th
272,052, 18th
272,05'>, 24ib
272.054, ------
D t\lD C
Novem her 2.
3 N orris
^> Gre oiiain and
3 '.. reux.
Jacob Myers.
John Spurrier.
De.
S'iEWAH r. Agent,
dbt co stD
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 31.
Arrived, ship florace. Turner., Marseil-
les, 29 .lays, win* oil &c ; brig Anel,
Donovan, Bnsiul, 35; Siniiax. Loiill
Havana, 25 sii.ai ; c i*r vVdlia.u Y aton,
Lewis, Li bon 5+, wtne (tun &c. ; lisley,
Sundivaiil, Charleston 8, rice and cotton ;
sloop Rebecca, Bigelow. Charleston, 10,
cotton rice Sec.
Cleared, ship Hamlet, Jackson, Amster
dam ; British brig Agnes, Godfrey Km.:,
st n Jamaica; schr. Intrepid. Lincoln, Si.
Croix; June, Jackson, Norh'ik.
The British ingates Thames and Diana,
havin? .n boaid seven millions ot cl ill irsj
were spoken on their passage Irom La Vera
Cruz to Loudon, Ibe 1st of October.
Flik)Erv.\L GAZETTE,
MONDAY, NOVEMBERS.
Schooner Regulator, Bruce, hence at
Alexandria.
FRENCH DECREE.
The ship General Butler, late Irom Gree
nock bound to New Orleans, was captoted
on the 3d Sept. 70 or 80 miles north of
Havana, by a Spanish privateer, under Bo
naparte's blockading decree, and oidered
for Havana. As she had not arrived at that
piace it is supposed she had been retaken by
the mate and part ot the ere i.
IN. Y. Gazette.']
*_• For Advertisements, see Supplement.
Our onry apology for ithholding the detail
of Congressional matter is. that the formi-
dable advertisement from the lew and ex-
tensive establisi meat of Mr. Bradford, and
the great number of other advertisements
wath which v.e are at thb tune favored, so
completely occupy the columns of the Ga-
zette that even the aid of a supplement has
enabled us to give but a eiy limited quan-
tity of othei matter. ' We have however, a
consolation in the ciicumstance, that the
proceedings of Congress can excite no great
interest previous 'o the reception oi duf
patches irom our ministers in Europe ; and
tna. therefore, we withhold no interesting
matter irom our readers. When intelligence
si all have been received, our patrons may
depend on a prompt attention to their inte-
rests and gratification.
BALTIMORE. 2d November, 1807.
Tu the liifcai* oj Maryland:
After an absence of more tnan three
mouths, I h*ve returned to this place. To
attend the trials at Richmond, 1 most cer-
taioiy was not induced by motives of inter,
est ; nor was I influenced by a wish or a
hope lo aud to my professional fame of
that 1 before possessed sufficient to satisfy
a pirson so destitute of ainbiuou as 1 am.
Success has gowned the efforts ot rcySelf
and the higkly respectable counsel, with
whom 1 had the honoi to'lM associated.
We have saved sevi.n -VYonLiy' American
Frienas—and we have saved from a life of
, iip; misery, one ©f the most ainiabli
nplished Lidy-'-. in merico with
whom 1 ha e been acqn dnted from her early
youth. Wi- have given to die '.voiiu all ex-
ample, which I hope will be 1 >ng emulated.
Wi have proved that in snierica, there aid
lawyers, who cannot be intimidated by feat
of presidential vengeance, nor by ..he fren-
zy of a deceived, misguided people, fr mi 5>e-
cuiingeven to those destined to be the victims]
of power, rhose rights, for the eijoyme'ut ot
which the constitution is a d ought to be
their sacied and invi L,te pledge. nd we
have also prevented .the administration, for
which even they will one day thank us, ii" ni
st, i-ing their souls with the blood tf inno-
cence.
For the share I have had in, and the sa-
crifices 1 have m.ide for oblaini.ig those
events I ask not the approbation, much
less the applause of my fellow-citizens ; that
will be bestowed upon my memory by their
riultlren, and in tae meantime be receivtd
by me from the worthy and good of every
Other country Hut there is one thing
I have a right to demand from my fellovv-
ci'izeiis a fret dom/Vcin censure.
.notllei d. man''¦, or rather request I will
make them, with which common jus ice re-
q lives a compliance —that they will suspend
t In-ir poiions v ith regard to the trial, until
Mi. Robinson's publication shrill appear.
He is a lawyer of eminence, aim the best
stenographer I behove, in merica—Yoa
will then find that baron I'astr. p's Grant is
not a.1 ideal but as good and vol. | a tide, as
yoa have for you houses and lands ; that it
contains twel .e iiuudred thousand acres of
the b.-si land i L uiisiana That c doriel
Lynch employed mar a \ ear of bis tune,
an exp<- ide ! near one hundred thousand
d II us of h's: money, in procuring an indis-
putable i'ij lit in -'.x ti-uiiis of that Grant.
That ' - - Id .1 d c inveyed t ¦ col inr atl
II di (led iotertst in those .i< tenths, for
tl, usanu dollars ; and ha colonel
thirr' f'g gement to iiiinitdutt-ly piocore
a number ol settlers upon those lands was ids
pril pal iiuiuceiue.it for taking so small a
P'-:c- :
And, if you please to calculate, you will
find, that if two ihousaiid I ..r hundred set-
t; -is had bn-H tiius procured, and one liun-
dia-i-l acres of land bien given to each, tb re
would iben havw remained to col. Lyn- h a;id
col. Burr (but hundred and eighty thousand
acres. You will then find • li ii col. Burr's
party, whi u.-. z ,nsisted of r.ot
more thar one hundred and toiity m n;
that from the turn they first b/-*ao to eolhet
at Beaver Creek to then ultim«tt di persion,
they never injured, insulted, tenirred or
alartined man, woman or child. 0" the con-
trary, that their conduct was every where
'narked with reSpect, civility, p littues
urbanity ; thai hot an individual was guilty
of a breach of the peace of the. Uuiud
States, or any state or tenitoiy in the union;
and, that the in st distinguished respect
-•as not only professsed, but on every 1 cca«
sion paid to the civil autho/i y. Tliai aporti*
on of col. '.'nil's followers were Solely destin-
ed for tin Ouachita settlement; that col. Bm>
and some young gentlemeH of the first rt-
spectability, who vt'erewith llirii, Wore pre-
paring for an expediti I the Mexi-
can Provinces, picwided war took place
with Spain, which would hot ha.'e beeu'ths
violation of any law ; tii„t there never was
any thing intended a_ainSt ttuMjlterest of
happiness of tin- United State-,—and thai as
to treason, nothing of the kind existed or
¦was Oojutemplated, except in the newspa-
pers. LUTiina taABTis.
Interments in the city ot Baltimorelasttoeek,,
Consumption,
Mortification,
Teatlur.g,
Influenza,
lut.intile,
]>ar.r-.cea,
Appolt -vy,
Unknown,
Adults,
Children,
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NEW-YORK, Oct 30.
Arrived, the ship Madison, Lord, 49
days from Glasgow, coal and dry goods.
The brig Alonzo, Aliny, 45 days from
Bordeaux, brandy. Oct. 18, lat. 41, 20,
long. u'J, 12, spoke ship Alexander Hamil-
ton, 35 days fn m London for Baltimore.
The biig Amazon, Coffin, 33 days from
Barracoa, logwood. Left no American ves-
sels. Sept. 30, the Ama2on, was struck
with lightning, and considerably injured ;
and 'Thomas Cowndge, a native ot Eng-
land, was kuled. Oct. 19, in a gale, lost
William Clark, of Bijtimore, overboard.—
Oct. "2,1, iat, 39, spoke brig John Adams,
Winslow 40 odd days Irom Bonavi la, for
N. Yoik. vvith salt. Oct. 25, spoke, and
was supplied by the British brio Sally Ann,
Parker, 18 hours from New-Yoik for Ber-
muda.
The brig Amazon, Copp, 11 days from
Savannah cotton.
The schr. Rolla, Barnard, II clays front
Savannah cotton and ballast. Passenger.,,
captain Harding, late master of the brig
Hamilton, bom Jamaica for Bath, strand-
ed on aietf between St. Mary's and Savan-
nah.
The schr. Ploughboy, Fleet, 5 days from
Fredericksburg, wheat and flour.
Sloop Eliza from Snow-Hilt, corn.
Cleared, ship Ann, Williams, Ether-
idge. Charleston ; ship Pacific, Spalding, citizens, from that ignominious death; t
Liverpool; brig'Industry, Hitchcock, Bar- which administration tlau d._ ...itau them—
ceUma ; schr. Lark, Cronk, Halifax; two of whom were and ha en my
Coaster, Swan, Currituck ; Richmond, personal friends, We have preserved Iheui
Seaman, Norfolk. t0 ^'':w &nUll*s> the" telat!v,;* and U'fc,t
(OFF*
Xlt.
ln0,600 lbs pit COFFEE, entitled tci draw.
back i tor sala by
October 110.
ANDKp;
•V i),
N«
Cal
vei 1 sti'i 1
Baltimore Volunteer Artillery company.
The members of said company are de-
sired to be punctual in attending at Isett's
toniorroiv evening at 6 . 'clock, precisely-—
Asa number of new members aie to be
ballotitd 1. r, and other business of impor-
tance to the interests ot the c vnipany ¦ ill be
brought to 1 ..ard, it is hopedthat every mem-
ber will attend.
By order cf the captain.
1UOJ, JfiXUSJBY, Ses'ry.
Kov, a '^t
Port of Baltimore,
CLEARED,
Ship Pilgrim, Allen, Boston
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
October 31.
Arrived, s"hr. Mary. Almeda, tfi days
from St. Thomas—ballast—John Dillon.
Left brig Three Brothers, rlelm, for BJ-
tim re urn ertain; schr. Lady of Mtddletbwti,
(Conn.) (or Tuik's-I-land ; slip Catharine,
for New-Orleans, brig-------, Dixon, lot
New York next day ; and 4 or 5 wthers.
Passed in the bay, ship Louisiana, Daw-
Son, from Liverpool ; brig He en, of Bos-
ton, and several others, names unknown.
An attack was expected on St. Thomas by
the British every day. The British ships
off that island were capturing every Danish
vessel they fell in with.
Also, ship Monk,--------, from Sa'em—
brandy and gin—Amos A, Williams.
November I.
Arrived, brig Helen, Foster, 10 days
from Boston------salt, Sic.—Samuel Wil-
liams.
I oultrtey ex Thora
Have receilcu. by the Gram' Seigniur,froni Hull,
ajurtiier sufipi of
104 bundles S(IEr^'T IKON, Single, dou-
ble, and Treble Roiled.
Sept 12, tl
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