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B03T0::, December 30.
" From Gibraltar, Novmber 17 •
" We arrived here j*. ;.:r«l:i) m the Two-
Brothers, after a \ tssai;e r>f 33 days fro-n
Aiaibleiiead. On our arrival here, we did
not find Mr. Lear nor any of oar armed ves-
sels. When the Tunisian ambassador went
on shore he heard that war had broken out
between his country and Algiers. He was
much planned ; and has expressed his de-
sire that we should remain here, until the
Constitution frigate arrives, to take him in
safety to Tunis."
Extract of a letter from capt. Bragg, of the
sch'rFavorite, to his owner in Boston, dat-
ed St. Jagt), Nov, 7. .
« There are two British transports here,
¦which arrived yesterday, having parted with
a fleet of 30 sail and their convoy, in a gale ;
the whole were bound to river Plate. Salt
very scarce and high in all the islands ;—
American srticles very low."
December 31.
Arrived, schr. Saturn, captain Davis, 52
days from Alicant, via Lamatt and Gibraltar,
42 days from the latter place. Sailed in co.
irom Alicant, brig Dolphin, Berry, of Nor-
wich ; schr. Hazard, How, of Yarmouth ;
and schr. Sally, Hewitt^ of Duxbnry, for
Almira andDuxbury. Left at Alicant, ship
Washington, Webster, of Newburyport ;
ship Eagle, Sheler, of New-York, from
London ; brig Polly, Coffin, Nantucket ;
brigs Felicity, Boyd ; and John Adams, of
Portsmouth ; schr. Two Brothers, Hasket,
of Beverly ; ship Golden Age, Nye, of Ply-
mouth. Left at Gibraltar, Nov. 18, ship
Two Brothers, Chandler, with the Tunisi-
an ambassador on board, for Tunis ; 3 or 4
other vessels, names unknown. The ship
Commerce, Burnham, of Alexandria, sailed
from Gibraltar, Nov. 16, for Syracuse.
Spoke, off Cape Pallas, ship ——, Whit-
ney, of Beverly, irom Lamatt for Alicant,
Mov. t8, lat. 36, long. 12, brig Polly and
Nancy, of Baltimore, 52 days out for Leg*
him, all well. Dec. 27, lat. 42, 35, long.
6'', 40, ship Mercury, Tracy, 2 days from
Wiscasset, for Liverpool. Markets dull at
Alicant, fish 7 dollars. At Gibraltar, flour
11 a 12 dollars. No political news of con-
sequence.
Same day, brig Joseph, captain Elwell,
62 days from Smyrna, and 38 from the
Mouth Straights. Left ship Glory, of Phi-
ladelphia, destination unknown. Spoke,
lat. 31, 30, long. 67, brig Anne, of Salem,
captain Lambert, for Jamaica had experi-
enced very bad. weather on leaving the coast
—had lost his mate overboard—injured his
vessel very much, having shipped several
heavy seas—the vessel had been very leaky,
at one time had 4i feet water in her hold,
and had thrown part of her deck load over-
board. Being much in want of a mate,
captain Elwell let his second officer go on
board as such.
Same day, brig Retrieve, of Portland,
capt. Ingersol, 30 days from Havana.
Sailed in co. with the schr. Mary, arrived
some days since. Spoke, Dec. 19, 30
leagues S. S. W. from Block-Island, schr.
Mary, Baker, from Boston for Baltimore,
had put into Rode-Island 3 times, owing to
stress of weather.
From Jan. 1, to Dec. 31, (yesterday).
Entered at the port of Boston, 1805 vessels
of different descriptions from foreign ports
—viz. 195 ships and barques; 336 snows
and bri^s ; 518 schooners, and, and 36
sloops. Daring the same period, there
cleared 932 vessels of all denominations for
foreign ports.
Commercial markets good at Trinity,
Dec. I, fish 7 to 8 dollars ; beef 16 to %8 ;
flour 18 ; Island produce as usual.
Cleared, Federal George, Field, Baltimore.
Cleared, ships Halcyon, Fettyplace, Me-
1 diterranean ; Galen, Stedman, London ;
De Jersey, Duval, Liverpool ; brigs Ro-
ver, Cavendish, Palermo ; Sally, Bailey,
Nantz ; schrs. William, Harris, Havanna ;
Tryai, Harding, Martimco ; Jefferson, Hall,
St. Sebastian ; Atalanta, Smith, Alicant
and a market ; Traveller, Harding, Hava-
na ; Snow Pallas, Rice, Buenos Ayres.
an attack w..s expected at ^fatanscs, where
1000 tro?ps had'arrived from Havana.
The sch'r Union, Bacon, t> days from A-
lexaadria
The sch'r Fame, Dangerfield, 7 days from
Alexandria.
The sch'r David, L'llommedieu, only 3
days from the city of Philadelphia.
The sch'r Louisa, Berryman, 9 days from
Jericho, N. H.
The ship Milford of this port, last from
Cork, has arrived at Newport.
The ship Rose, in 7 months from Canton;
and the Samuel, Gardner, from the Pacific
Ocean, have arrived at Nantucket ; the ship
Juno, of Hudson, had been ashore and con-
demned as unlit for sea.
Cleared, ship Liberty, Chew, Liverpool ;
Elizabeth, Bowden, Jamaica ; brig Falkirk,
Pool, Liverpool; Northern Liberties,Chmgh,
Gnadaloupe ; sch's Colona, Phillips, Folly-
Landing ; Newbern, Sherwood, Newbern ;
Mary-ftnn, Tripp, Bordeaux ; Elizabeth,
Moore, St. Martins; sloop Mary-Ann, Hand,
Charleston.
NEW-YOHK, January 5.
Arrived, the ship Isabella, Zuill, 15 days
from St. Croix. Left brig------, Denison,
for New-York, in 10 days ; at yV. End,
brig Commerce, Little, for do. in 2 weeks ;
schr. Lark, of New-Haven, for Savannah,
in 6 days. Ten days since, spoke brig
Thomas, from Guadaloupe, via Tortola, for
New-London. December 23, in lat. 30,
long. 73, spoke schr. Ranger, 20 days from
Demerara, for New-York. December 27,
spoke brig Herrooine, from Tark's-Island,
for Now-Haven.
The ship Louisiana, Pelor, 9 days from
Savannah. The brig Hope, was to sail in
3 days for New-York ; Commerce, of R.
Island, do. The Georgia, Luna, Sea-Island,
Rolla, and others, were getting ready for
New-York.
The brig Neptune, Sheppard, Demerara,
and 20 days from St. Thomas. Left at De-
merara, sch'r Eliza, Augur, for New-Haven,
just arrived, and a number of other eastern
vessels. At St. Thomas, brig Hercules, Tal-
cott ; and brig Merchant, Day, of N. Lon-
don,, both bound to leeward ; sch's Farmer,
Pixon, of Hartford, for Turks-Island ; Ex-
periment, Paul, of and for Philadelphia, to
sail on the 13th ; ship Commerce, of and for
do. uncertain. ; and a sch'r just arrived from
iS. York. Dec. 81, lat. 27,20, long. 69, 30,
spoke ship Joseph, 7 days from N. Y. fpr
Xurk's-Island.
The brig Julia, Dayton, 47 days from St.
Andero Left, ship Eliza, Hussey, just ar-
rived in 32 days from Nantucket. Jan. 2,
spoke a schooner from Boston for Philadel-
phia ; 'ohn Jf Samuel Cham-
berlain, asmvown, which I am unable to pay.
J. H, CH iMBERLAjN.
(Harford county, January 6th, IB07.)
J. 8._______________Th St. S-l-8t|)
A Box of Tin
WAS unthinkingly bought of a negro matt;
by a young man in the employ of the subscri-
ber, which, it is supposed, the negro has
come by dishonestly. If so, the right owner
thereof mav have ;t again, by paying O
charges, on applying to
JACOB WE'
Corner of East and North-streets, Old-Town.
January 8. _ _e_o3t____
Farmers' Bank of Maryland,
1 ANU.VBY (), 18J7
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
To the. Stockholders of the Farmers' Bank
of Maryland, That the tenth and last payment
of five dollars on each share of capital slock,
will'become due and payable at said bank, on
Thursday, th» 5th day of February next —
Stockholders Will observe, that if this payment
is not regularly made, it will be attended with
a Ion of interest on all .former payments, as
the interest on the whole amoant will be cal-
culated only from the time when the said last
payment shall be made good.
By order,
JONATHAN PINKNEY, Cashier.
(Jan. 8.)__________________lawoF
For Sale,
flNTRIS STATE OrVI.tJ
A NEGRO FAMILY,
CONSISTING of a Man, his Wife and
two Sons. The man is about .'33 years old,
has been accustomed to all kinds of farming ;
driving a wagsron, and is handy about the
house. The woman is a good cook and house
servant. One of the children is about three
years old, and the other about eighteen
months, both healthy and strong—both have
been vaccinated. They are offered for sale in
consequence of the inconvenience of children
in a small kitchen, and not from any fault.
Apply at this office.
J anuary 8^_______________________eo
CAUTION.
ON the 25th of August last, I conveyed
my house and lot, being part of lot No. 78,
on the west side of Pitt street, Fell's Point,
to a certain Dr. Daniel William Sackrider,
for the purposes expressed in his bond to me ;
a true copy of whirh follows :
WHEREAS David Riggin, of the city and
county of Baltimore, has this day, conveyed
his house and lot of land, in Pitt,street, in
the city aforesaid unto Daniel Win. Sackrid-
er, for the consideration of two thousand five
imndered dollars, as per iiis receipt, &c. now
this agreement is expressly understood, in
manner followmjr to wit j
The said David Riggin, is to keep the peace,
to behave orderly and soberly, to all the citi-
zens of the state of Maryland, wherehy the
recognizance entered into by said Sackrider,
may not be forfeited j then the said Sackrider
doth hind himself, his heirs, and assigns, to
reconveying said house and lot to said Riggin,
or his heirs and assigns. But if the said Reg-
gin, breaks the bond and the recognizance is
forfeited, then the said Sackrider shall have
full power and authority to sell said house and
lot, to pay the forfeited recognizance ; and af-
ter paying himself in full for all his demands,
then to pay the remainder, or overplus, unto
the said David Riggin, or his heirs, on de-
mand In witness whereof the said Sackrkl-
er, binds himself tinder the penalty of two
thousand five hundred dollars, for the due
performance on his part; to which he has
affixed his seal this 25th d*y of August, 1806.
• ,. DAN1AL WM. SACKRIDER.
... Witness,
.., .. , .George Goldsbarough Presbtuy,
At thf time I delivered my deed to Sackrid-
er, it was expressly agreed that he should
hold the same as his security, but not to be re-
corded ; yet to my surprize, he has not only
caused the deed to be recorded, but has
offered my property Jar tale. The following
certificate of Mr. Summers, shews that his
claim on my property, has long since ceased ,
Court of Oyer and Terminer, and G^ol delivery,
July Term, 1806.
Tlte State of Marylund,~\ I hereby certify
agamitt y that doctor Daniel
Jiamd Kiggin. J William Sackrid-
er, came into court, at the above term, and
entered into a recognizance, as security of the
sjiid David Riggin, to keep the peace gene-
rally and particularly towards Peter Weary,
until the 2d Monday in November then next,
in the sum of live hundred pounds ; at which
said term of November, eighteen hundred
and six, no person appearing against the afore-
said David Riggin,' the aforesaid recognizance
wan discharged, by the rule of the coUit.
Test,
WM. S. SUMMERS, Clerk.
' I do therefore hope the public will be on
their guard against Sackrider, and that no
•person will receive from him a cpmeyarce
for my property-
DAVID RIGGEN,
Felfs-Foint.
January 8 S*>*3wSjj
To Rent,
A Com-em.mt D'lYELLINO ilOttSS, 9«lU
table tor the rec-jpthm of a genteel family,
Enauire at No. 201, iudumore street.
Jananrya._________________d6tepfit_
~Notice is hereby given,
THAT 1 do intend to petition the judges
of Baltimore county court for tlie benefit of
,ui act, entitled, " an act for the relief of tun-
dry insolvent debtors," passed at Novembe?
session, eighteen Hundred and five,
WILLIAM PATTEN.
Januarv 8. '______ d2m
For bale or Rent,
THE PROPERTY belonging to the sub.
scriber, beautifully situnted on the Rcister'a-
towf) road, artjominjr Mr- John Henry Hop-
kins's, and but a small distance above the
Siminary. The Property was lately pentad
and occupied by Mr. Jacob Ottesson, at thre*
hundred dollars per annum. No further des-
cription of the properly is thought necessary,
as it is expected persons desirous of purchas-
ing or renting, would wish to view tlte place
previous to engagement. For further pai'tl-
culavs, enquire 0? the subscriber, at tire new
Assembly Rooms.
JAMES WINTKLE.
N B. A Lad of decent connection would
be taken aa an Apprentice to the painting bu-
siness. Enquire as above.
Jan lary 8. Th&M____
By order of the Orphans' Court of B..H;-,
more county.
This is to give Notice,
THAT the Subscriber, of the city of
Baltimore, hath obtained from the orphans'
court of Baltimore county, in Ma;yl»aci;
letters of administration on the p'ersonal
estate of .Dr. Luridin M'Kechnk, late of ths
City of Baltimore, deceased. Ail persons hav-
ing claims agamst siid deceased, are herehy
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers'
there11!', to the Subscriber, on ot before the
15th dayof March mm.; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said eoU-te.
Given under my hand this sevenih day of fanU«
aryl8ttf. JAMES TANNPCH,
Actmihistratot.
All persona found using his Patent Appa-
ratus for curing incurvation', or distortions of
tbe Spiue,, will be prosecuted according to
lav. January H.___________law3t-(j ^
aTn""'a c t"
For the punishment nj Furgery and far other
p>rfioses.
WHERE AS it has been represented to thla
general assembly, that the. crime of forging'
bank notes and negotiable notes hath gr- ally
increased, and the punishment already provid-
ed by law, not being thought sufficient to pre-
vent the commission of the crime, for reme-
dy thereof
BF. it enacted by the general assembly of Ma-
ryland, That any person who shall with a frau-
dulent intent, employ an artist to engrave or
etch any plate, in imitation of the note or notes
of any established bank within this state, or of
any bank which may hereafter be established
within this state, or which are or may be es-
tablished by law in any of the United States,
or any person engaged in engraving or etching
such plate or plates, or any person in any man-
ner engaged in striking impressions from s"ch
plate or plates, or any person who shall affix
to such notes, fraudulent or forged signatures,
or any person wfio shall be in any manner
concerned in the altering, forging or counter-
feiting, any note of any bank now existing with-
in this state, or of any bank which may hereaf-
ter be established in this state, or any person
who may pass withhi thi9 state, forged or
counterfeited notes (knowingthem to be such)
purporting to be the genuine notes of a bank
regularly constituted within any of the United
States, or any person who may pass as genu-
ine any note purporting to be a note of a banfc
which docs not exist, or shall pr.ss as gentim*
negotiable notes, any forged or counterfeited
negotiable note or paper whatsoever, or who
shall erase or alter any genuine negotiable not*
or neg liable paper, or any endorsement there,
upon ; or shall tender in payment, or in any
way utter, any such erased, altered, or conn,
terfeited note or notes, or negotiable paper
(knowing such hi!I or note, or negotiable pa-
per, or the endorsement thereon, to be alter.
ed, forged, counterfeited, erased or falsified)
with intention to defraud the said bank or
banks, or any other person"; shall be adjudged
a felon, and shall be condemned to de;th with-
out be Refit of clergy.
Januarys, _______d30t
By virtue of a decree of the CAanctry Court,
WICL lje exposed to sale by the subscrib-
er, on the 31st day 0: January instant, :tt the-
house of Samuel Bradford, tavern keeper in
H.rford, or Bush-town, all the real estiite, of
which the late col, Michael Gilbert, died,
seized, or so much thereof, as will satisfy
his just debts, and the costs of the chancery
suits being part of two tracts of LAND
•called Strawberry Hills and Turkey Hilis, ad-
joining Bush town, containing seventy acres
well improved. Also, a tract of Land situat-
ed in Susquehanna!! Hundred, in Harford
county, containing one hundred and fifty.six
acres,- more or less.
The terras and manner of sale.-—A bond
with good and approved security, shall be
given to the trustee, for the payment of the
purchase money within six, twelve, & eight-
teen months, with interest from the time ,:"
the sale. And upon the ratification of the
sale by the «hance!lor, and th» receipt of the
whole of the purchase money, the trustee by
a good deed, shall give &f.. to the purchaser^
or purchasers, and ids or their heirs, all the
right, title, and interest, therein, which wps
in the deceased Michael Gilbert, and which,
descended from hun-
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Trustee. '
January $. ______ lawovy
" Notice
Is hereby given, that the partnership '.ere,
tofbre carried on under the names of M'Co-
rnas and Millar, was by mutual consent disse'"-
odonthe fifth clay of Doe. last. AH persons
indebted to, or having claims against t.Hesuma,
are requested to callon F. I. MitetieU of tha
city of Baltimore, for settlement, he beir.j
fully authorised for that purpose by tie.
JOSIAS H. M'COMAS,
HORATIO S, MILLAR.
_ Jan. 5- _______§§!_
Stock and Stand.
JEREMIAH HOFFMAN, intfiidlng t«»
decline his present'businsss, will dispose ol'his
stock on hand, which isacboice and cxceUcnJ
one, on advantageous terms for the purchasj
er. The stand, which is a ftrs<; rate one, and
well established for fifteen years, .can be se-
cured to the buyer of the stock.
January 6. d
^i-.earning- Copper,
Received by the Orozimbo, and for sale by
j i.'v." NT,
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