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said SSditforiai aTt7-.es be according];.' per-
mitted to lie so imported, in the manner, for
the time, and under ihe terms aiid conditi-
ons, mentioned in the sard order.
P. BOND.
IMPORTANT.
Washington, December 27.
Official letters have been recently receiv-
ed from general Wilkinson and lieut. Shaw,
both at New-Orleans. Gen. Wilkinson
lias left the Sabine and gone to New-Or-
leans to defend that place. Colonel dish-
ing and the troops are marching after him
with all possible speed. General W. writes
that unless he is actually reinforced, New-
Orleans will certainly fall before colonel
Burr. An attack is also apprehended from
below. The letters came by water to 1
Charleston, and thence by land. They re-
fer to other letters not yet received, and
hence it is supposed either that the mail
has been stopped, or that some treacherous
postmaster opens all , suspicious letters. —
Gen. Wilkinson and lieut. Shaw give the
i.inre information. The letters are dated
November a8. [U. S. Gazette.}
From the KINGSTON CHRONICLE.
The fallcwing is a translation of an address
of the ¦¦government of licyti, to the mer-
chants of neutral natio>is :
The inhabitants of Hayti had scarcely
thrown off the yoke of French tyranny,
v hen they have been obliged again to destroy
a»i#tb«r jiv(';r;>, whom they nourished -with-
in ih-'ir own bosoms. At present, however,
all their cares are turned to the culture of
t'-u; e valuable productions which the mer-
chants of Europe seek at an immense ex-
pense in the remotest parts of the globe.
Out constancy has procured us in the great-
est uroui.iou, a suitable remuneration for
our 'severe labors. The riches of our soil
..(ier to your speculations the most profit-
able and happy perspective. Our stores full
of a»! the productions, of the Antilles, wait
or.ly for the arrival of your fleets to ex-
change liie manufactures we require, with
those you are desirous of obtaining. If a
system cor.trr.ry to the advancement of com-
merce has hitherto existed, that disastrous
iunVie.'/--e will now be done away. The de-
ceit has completely fai'ed. The phantom
has disappeared and with it have vanished
all the fatal illusions with which it was sur-
rounded. Far from placing any obstacles to
the freedom of comm.ice in our ports, the
new government offer to you greater advan-
tages than any other nation can afford. The
flags vou trade under will never be attended
to. The guarantee of youv property ;' your
personal safety. ;v\d the observance of the
rrfosj rigid justice, in our concerns, shall
I ¦ assured to you on the faith of govern-
ment. Wise and permanent regulations;
privileges equsi to the difficulties yon may
liwe to encounter in eltteriiig our ports ;
dispatch in i.:ped:ting your vessels, and
men. of integrity at the head of the public
cffi.e's.: These are the changes which have
taken place, and on which you can rely.
Government is well convinced that com-
Bjerce can mvev exist, iinles? advantages are
reciprocal. Under this idea, therefore, they
h.v.v ..heady suppre?e< d. patent consignments,
t__TO, and produce of every kind I
already mantifashired, awa't Jtrat arrival, (
and you are assured of meeting frith a quick
and ready disposotion of your adventurer, j
D.-neat the Cape, the 34th Oct. i3o5. '
The chief of the government of flnyii.
(Signed) HENRY CHRISTOPHK
By his excellency the secretary of govern-
ment.
(Signed)
PvOUANEZ, the younger.
From the Trenton True American.
National Debt.
The secretary of the treasury proposes'
converting the old six per cent, deferred,
and three per cent, stock, into a new six
per cent, stocks redeemable in f years, so as to
hasten the extinction of the public debt.
Should this plan be sanctioned by law, the
following will be theannual payments upon
the debt, from the year 1809, wif.il the
whole is discharged :-
In the year
Died, at Rich mo ml, 6a trie ad ultimo.
atler a ion_
ifrdii
1 Soy
1810
.181.1
1812
1813
i8r+
1815
1816
1817
1818
1819
1820
1821
Total.
8,000,000
8,000,000
8,000,000
8,000,000
8,000,000
8,000,000
684,800
681,800
3»479»3°°
3,407,300
3,152,500
2,982,500
________________________[ion, captain Charles !
Palter, who though blind, for many years j
commanded a packetio and. from Pailadel-
pjiia.
Port of Baltimore,
__,£______»
Brig Crenwick, Wells, Gundaloupe
Two Brothers, Richardson, Havana
Sch'r Betsy, Reeves, St. Barthol>mwes
Eliza, Sever, Norfolk
Sunbury, Kelly, New-York
The members oftf.w Mechanical Fire Com-
pany are requested to attend an ANNUAL
MEETING of the company, at. Bryden's, on
the evening of the 6th Inst, 'when the roll nmll
be called, at 6 o'clock.
When the whole national debt will be
paid off.
Should not the modification proposed by
the sscretary be made, the following pay-
ments will be made on the public debt from
the year 1809 to the year 1824, when the
whale debt will be redeemed except the
3 percent, stock amounting to 19,019,481
dollars which is never redeemable in its pre-
sent shape, and the interest on which,
570,583 dollars 25 cents must be paid an-
nually ever hereafter :
Years. Amount of payments.
From 1809 to 1817 4-599-531 a9
1818 6,434,836 60
1819 5>°7°>539 l8
1820. 4,815,739 18
1821 4.645,739 '8.
1822 1,663,239 13
1823 i,6'»3,239 t8
1824 1,184,150 61
After 1824, each year forever 570,583 25
\ being the interest on the three per cent,
stock, which is irredeemable.
Anecdote of the archduke Charles and ge-
ral Mcrtau.
When the archduke Charles was on his
way from Bohemia to take the command of
the army of Germany, as he approached the
s e ie Of action he fell in with a number of
wounded abandoned by their companions on
toe road for want of horses to draw the car-
riages in their retreat. The prince immedi-
ately ordered the horses to be unharnessed
from several pieces of cannon thai were al-
ready retreating, saying that these brave
men were better worth saving than a few
cannon. When general Moreau heard of this
benevolent act, he ordered the cannon to be
restored, observing, that he would take no
cannon that had been abandoned from such
humane motives,
from prince's
LONDON PKICE-CURRENT,
Nov. 7.
Cochineal, Spanish garbled 1I4 to il_s(5d
Cocoa, Grenada 5I to 5I12
Trinidad 6I4 to 618
Coffee, W.I, very ordinary 4I15 to,5ho
ordinary 5I12 to 61
middling 6I2 to 6I1?
good 61l4to 7I
fine 7I2 to 7I10
Cotton woohBerbice&Cayenne is9to isn
St. Dom.& Tobag. IS7 to isy
Bourbon 2S3 t02s5
Sea I. Georgia 2s to _s6
bo*ed do is6 to IS7
Fustic, Cuba 15I1Q to iCl
Porto Rico. 14110 to 15110
Logwood, Camp. i81io to 20I
Nicaragua, large 32I to 38I
Sarsaparilla _s6 to 3s
Sugar, Surinam 56s to 72s
Havana, brown 32s to 346
yellow 36s to 40s
white 50s to 60s
Raw hides, West-India 6di-2 to 6d3-4
Buenos Ayres 6di-4to6d3-4
Indigo, Spanish, flora 1st 13s to 14s
Caraccas, 1st J3S3 to 14s
Pitch, American 13s
Rice, Carolina, ex. new 3oto 33s
East-India 285 to 32s
Rosin, English black lis
yellow 12s
Saltpetre, E. India rough 2I14 to 2I15
Cinnamon 7S3 to 758
bonded 4*8 to 556
Cloves 629 to 7S6
Mace 4I6 to 4I10
bonded 3I10 (ogll5
Nutmegs rlrt to ill8
Genger, Barbados ' 5I10 to 61
Jamaica black 2I10
white 616 to 618
Pepper, black -dl-2
Pimento or Jam. pepper 18 1-2 to 19 1-2
Tin, in boxes 616
Tortoise-shell ll to 1I4
Turpentine, American 14s to 16s
Wax, ditto 13I to 15I10
Mahogany, Hispaniola Iso to 2s
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Amst. 2 Us. 36
Do. at sight 353
Rotterd. C. F. 2 Us. 11 6
Hambro' 2 Us, 34
Alton., 2 Us. 34 1
Paris, I days D. 24
Do, 2 Us. iivres 24 4
g_J~ Next Sabbath being the
Seventh .anniversary of the dedication of the
New Jerusalem Temple In this city, an ap-
propriate discourse wilt be then W there deliver-
ed, in •which, tdxtruc object and nature of
religious •worship will be opened and explained.
January 2.
Notice.
The members of the Union Fire Company
arc requested to attend an annual meeting
of said Company, at the L lobe Inn to-morro-w
evening at 6 o'clock.
JOHN ELL1C0TT, jwi. Sec'y
January s.
Post-Office, Baltimore,
Dbcembkr 27th, 1836.
Letters for the British Packet Windsor Cas-
tle, for t'almouth direct, •will be received at
this office, tttitU h ilf past 7 o'clock, A. M.
on Sunday the dth of Jatmdry next.
C1ARLES BURR ALL.
P. S. Tlx inland postage to Neio-York,
must be paid on all letters for the Packet.
December 37. d
By Cole & I. Bans a', Aucfrs.
THIS EViiNING
Will be. oifrretffor sole, .; handsome asiurtment of
"NEW &. SECOND HAND
B O. O K S,
In almost every department of Literature,
at No. IT! 1-2 Market-street. Anil in course
of the sale a sett of Dobson's Encyclopedia,
20 \okims. A number of Watches, Musi-
cal insU-urrent:;., Sic. Sic.
Sale to commence at 6 o'clock.
__ January 3. ______
NCft IC E.
THE firm of Ywul^ & Bro . The remarkably fine Schooner
-SaSfj&bi FATHER & SONS,
talVJS-ili-*^* Being- now in complete order
£s=i_3sSEi* to receive a cargo, burthen
1050 barrels, built of the very bevtmaterials ;
3 years old, and sails remarkably fast. The
terms will be made accommod^tinjj if im-
mediate application is mn.de. to
HUGH THOMPSON.
January 2. d4t§
P(_^T^ONEM__ilTT7
The Managers of ST. PAUL'S PARISH
LOTTERY are obliged, in consequence o(
the pre para lions for the drawing not being in
sufficient forwardness, to postpone it to the
27th day of J anuarynext, when it will positively
commence. Tickets may be had. at the origi-
nal price of five dollars, of each of the mana-
gers, and of other persons authorised to sell
them, unlit the commencement of tile draw-
ing, at which time it is intended to sell such
as may be on hand to a company, which "has
made o,vei-iures for purchasing them. Prizes
in the Precincts Mai'k-t-House Lottery will
be tahen in payment.
No-V-mber "8. S
For Sale
By MATES W BR'imZ,
Two invoices rmi'iufactitro _ .#_„_ Corals,
calculated for the India markets. Along cre-
dit will be given.
December 27. eo3t
"fall goods.
ISAAC BURNKSTON,
__("), Market street,
[fen received per the ships Hope iff ^hcom,a part
iifhi.i Fall Goods, among which are,
Siiperline, fine and coarse Cloths,
Coatiitg'Sj
Flannels,
Plains,
Kerseys,
Cutlery, &c. he.
And expectsthc residue by the next arrivals
August 27. eo
Sale by Auction.
THIS EVENING.
y.tiu:tr\< 3, 180". at t';. A.iu A
*'#«_$
^'i_&__W_r' iiAL, TIMOR- „_I»i
te_S*& PACKETS, liily©
For u_; accommodation cf Passengers a_$
transportation of Goods by the way of the o'ti
Court-House Point, On Klk-riv-l. and 1. _w-
Castle, on the Delaware.
The public are respectfully informed, that
on SUND A.Y NEXT, the 14th instant, a new,
convenient and expeditious Line of Packet*
and Stages will commence running between
the cities^of Baltimore and Philadelphia, where^
passenger, will be accominodatedi'n a very su-
perior stile,
A Packet, with elegant accommodations
will leave. BOwly's wharf, Baltimore, at niit®
o'clock every day in tile week, Saturday ex"
ccpted, and, with a favorable wind, will arrive
at the Court-House. Point in five hours, at any
rate in the courseof the same day—where good
stages, with careful and experienced drivers,
are provided i'or the conveyance of passengers
to New-Castle, A Packet will leave New-
Castle, for Philadelphia, immediately after tires
arrival of the passengers, which, with a favora-
ble wind, will arrive in three hours and a half _
And it iipositively conditioned, that no unne-
cessary delay shall take place, to prevent ex-
pediting the trip.
A Packet will leave Paul Beck's wharf, the
next below Market street wharf in Philadel-
phia, for New-Castle, every day in the wuek,
Saturday excepted, and, on the arrival of
passengers at New-Castle, they will be imme-
diately sent on to . the Court-House Point,
wher^ a Packet will away* be ready to rcceivie
and convey them to Baltimore. '1 he subsci_~
bers have erected good and substantl I
wharves and warehouses at the Court-Housc-
Point and New-Castle, for the reception of
goods ; and they have established public
Houses at the same places, where passenger*
can be accommodated v/ithFish,Crabs, _. Wild
Fowl, when in season* and every other deli-
cacy which a rich, fertile and highly cultivated
country will aiibrd—and need be under no.
apprehensions of detention from low tides in
either the Delaware or Chesapeake Bay__thei
landing on Elk-River is 7 to 8 miles below
French town, and clie navigation to tl>e wharf
sufficiently good for skips of 300 "tons ; ini
New-Castle they possess the same advantages,
havimr 16 feet water directly along side\l_s
wharf.
1 he importance of thus shortening the dis-
tance on the Elk-River, must be obvious to)
every traveller.
The subscribers think it almost unnecessa-
ry to make any comments on the advantages'
of this line, over every other yet established—
they flatter themseVes that their packets -wily
be found superior, in point of accommodations
and sailing, to any others in the United States.*
The four packets in the Ghesa] eake Bay, are>
commanded by the four old captains that for-
merly sailed in tne French-Town packets, vi z_
Trippe, Taylor, Ferguson and Owens, who
are all interested ; and those in the Delaware!
are commanded by careful and experienced
men. The road from the Couvt-Honse Point
to N»w-Castle, is through a beautiful '.eve?
country, andean be travelled at all seasons of
the year in four hours or less. Passengers?
travelling by this route, can frequently' be
landed in either Philadelphia or Baltimore, on
the night of the same day that they leav«i
either place.
It may not be amiss to inform those unac-
quainted with this route, that a packet Uft
Philadelphia on Sunday last, and arrived at
New-Castle in three hours & twenty minutes ;
the passengers were conveyed from Uience to>
the Court-House Point, in four hours ; ami
had they been disposed to come on to Balti-
more, they could easily have arrived there in
five hours—making the passage through in
twelve hours and twenty minutss. It is not to.
b,e expected that impossibilities can be per-
formed—such passages can only be made when
the wind is favorable. They have aiso provid-
ed waggons for the conveyance of goods tnj
and from New-Castle & the Court-House Point 5
and can always deliver them either in Philadel-
phia or Baltimore as soon at any line of packets.
The subscribers do not wish to underrate any
other establishment of this kind; their only
wish is to do justice to their own—and by
their assiduity and attention, to merit a share
of tile public patronagR. For freight or pas-
sage, applyto the captains on board, or to
JOSHUA & GEO. WARD,
No. 101, Bowly's wharf, Baltimore.
GEOBGE HAND, jun.
ROWLAND ELLIS, or
WILLIAM BETHELL,
Phiiadelpha.
Nov&mber 15. S
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Just received for Sale,
20 boxes best quality brown Havana Sue'ar
14 difto Cotton and Wool Card.,
200 ditto white Soap,
13 tierces winter-pressed Spermaceti Oil."J
HIvNRY ST1CKNEY,
Bowly's wharf.
December 22._________________________
For Bale,
By C. &tsho:i, Nc. 57, Smith's wharf,
500 bags Green Coffee,
35 cliests Hvson Skin ~)
$•>. Young Hyson STEA.
„ Hyson J)
40 pipes 4th proof white iipanlsli Brand}¦,
10 tons Fustic.
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