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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/01-1807/06 msa_sc3722_2_6_1-0064 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
| FEDERAL C MONDAY, JANUARY \9. •Fi u DISTANT SUBSCRIBERS Are earm istacl to transmit their Arrearages to the ta'te proprietors of this Gazette, on or before the last day of this month, and save both parties the expence arid" trouble of a circular letter, containing a more urgent appeal to their feelings, as good men and worthy patrons. January 19. COLONEL BURR. Many persons have been not a little sur- prized at the promptitude with which Mr. Burr's Draughts have been accepted, in N. York. The whole of this business is now in a fair way to be publickly known. We would not unadvisedly impeach an indivi- dual speculator, nor rashly denounce, of a sivhidier, any private citizen ; but we owe to the konest part of the community, and especially to the mercantile world, every ef- fort which can tend to their safety. We are authorised to declare that the draughts cw- ccfted by Mr.------- Ogden (drawn by Burr) -will not be.paid. Our informant,a respec- table meichant of this city, is no small suf- ferer. We sincerely hope the number of his fellow-sufferers, who, in receiving these k payments for goods, forgot the neces- sary inquiries, may be very limited. By an a/rival at Norfolk, from Bordeaux, the editor of the Public Ledger has received Paris papers containing the 15th and 16th bulletins of the Grand Army. The former is said to be dated at Wittenberg, the 23d, and the latter at Kopstadt, the 24th Octo- ber. The Norfolk paper has it. IVirtemberg; but as the French emperor k not much in- clined to advance back-wards, previous to a final settlement with Prussia, Wt consider this a typographic error : it should have been printed Wittenberg, which is the ca- pital cf Saxony ; to which place Napoleon ad doubt proceeded after the overthrow of the Prussians. The French papers have not reached us. The ediior of the Norfolk Ledger says— The 16th bulletin states, that English goods had been seized at Leipsic to the amount of sixty millions of francs (13 milli- ons of dollars) that the emperor had Order- ed each officer a complete suit, and a great- coat and coat for each soldier of his army. The marquis LuChesini (Prussian minister) had been some clays at the head-quarters of Napoleon, but who had refused to see him— this minister, however, was permitted to have frequent communications with Duroc, the master of the palace. French columns entered Potsdam on the 23d, and Berlin on the 24th October. The duke of Brunswick's minister was treated with the most marked indignation. We understand that general Eaton passed through town this morning, on his way to Wasliii'ftonVat the request of the president of the (Liked States. COMMUNICATION.' A certain monster in human form, who is generally known by the name of (lie " Cloak Man," has lately been in the prac- tice of interrupting and insulting Ladies as they walk the streets of this city. We have been at seme pains to ascertain who thiVunpi'incipled villain is ; and take this public method of informing him, that his name and residence are both known ; and that if he persists in his ungentlemanly and criminal conduct, he will be apprehended and punished to the utmost rigor of the law. P. S. The editors of the different papers in this city are requested to give the above an insertion. Captain Brace, of the barque Hind, ar- rived at Salem, from Negapatam, informs that considerable Mamage had been occa- sioned to the Trajare Province, from the freshets that came down the rivers Coleroon and Covery—whole villages were . swept away—droves of bullocks, above 30.000 inhabitants, almost halfof all the grain in the country, whether for consumption orseed, were destroyed. This misfortune is in a gieat measure attributed to a want of atten- tion to the several dykes and embankments. The chief part of that country is laid under water. A writer in the Aurora of this morning, Whose production savours of the Shannon and the Liffey, says, " It is a fact, that the construction of the Germantown turnpike, has saved the lives of many horses, which were killed by, sinking iu quicksands and other sloughs, in every seveieAvintcr." {United States Gaz.] The following letter from the governor Of New-York, appears in the Chronicle. It is said the governor has ordered a suit to be commenced against Mr. Farmar. 1 To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle. Sir, Although I have ever held it a degrada- tion of my official character to notice the slanders of anonymous writers, and wretch- es of little or no consideration in society, and have borne with them in* silence—yet, when they present themselves, sanctioned by the signature of a man of respectable standing, to repel them is a duty I owe myself and the community, which is inter- ested in the character of its officers. I am therefore constrained to declare, that the as- sertion contained in the Republican Hatch 'jTo'wer, cA the 2-$tb_ult, under the signature cf Thomas Farmar, of my W-ving formed a coalition 'ui:h the federalists, jar tie purpose procuring or r l wer, is a base, villainous and'slanderous falsehood, desti- tute of even the colour of foundation. In justice to the gentlemen of the federal party, I am bound to declare, that I have no reason to believe they ever contemplated or wished such corrupt combination, or any other political combination or coalition with me ; as no proposition, xrt even hint of the kind, was ever given or made to me direct- ly or indirectly by anv one of them. MORGAN LEWIS. Albany, January nth, 1807. Extract of a letter, dated NE\v-0.avAvs, Dec. 9, 1806. " The military preparations still go on herewith rapidity—both land and naval. " The Orleans volunteers are about to be put under command of general Wilkinson, and the city militia* will be placed in the same situation, provided danger should re- quire it. " This morning the chamber of com- merce met at the government house, and after hearing certain information from go- vernor Claiborne and general Wilkinson—¦ passed a unanimous opinion that an embar- go be laid on the vessels in port, and the order from the governor was immediately issued ; but it will be taken offthe moment the necessary number of sailors are obtain- ed to man the little fleet in the river, which is the main object of the embargo. The merchants also proposed that a subscription be made up to supply such sailors as might enter the public service with clothing, and several thousand dollars have been subscrib- ed already. " The bubble is out, and every body knows it ! " Burr is at the head of a party in Kentucky, to descend the fiver—disunite the union—revolutionize Louisiana—subvert the government of Orleans, and subjugate Mex- ico." Extract of a letter, dated Frankfort, Decem- ber 23. " The governor has ordered out about six hundred men, 200 to be stationed at the falls. Col.. Taylor is clothed with discre- tionary powers to call out any number he may think proper, not to exceed three full companies, to guard the arsenal. By a letter from the secretary of war, captain Stoddert, with 100 troops, is to be at Newport, if not by this. Burr left this about ten days ago. The second day after his ball he was heard of at Hardin C. H. and it is said again at Hartford ; but as to this tliKre is some doubt, as many think he has gone to Nashville. Indeed I am this moment informed he was met on that road with several led horses, and general Adair close m his rear. . " A great number Of boats have gone down. Fourteen started from the falls about six days ago, with 120 men. Thirty were to join ibeui at the mouth of Salt ri- ver, and a number more at the mouth of Cumberland. Blanarliasset went among the first boats about ten day ago. Mrs. Blanarliasset has been slopped, and was ex- pected at the falls about this day. Blanar- liasset told a friend of Mr. Graham, that their object was to go and take possession of Orleans, the bank, and a French train of artillery, and by operating on the commerce, to force them into a separation. Edward Tiffin, esq. at present govern- or of Ohio, has been appointed senator of the United States, for six years from the third of March next, in the room of Mr. Wortlungton, whose term then expires. {Nut. In/ell.-] An attorney in presenting a copy of a writ to an auctioneer, appoiogized for his unfriendly visit, and concluded with hoping that the other would not be offended, as he was merely performing an unpleasant duty of his profession. '• Certainly not,"said the auctioneer, '¦ you must attend to the duties of your profession, and so must I to mine." This said, he instantly knocked him down. London paper. Let the American people now observe. Ten thousand times has it been said that British gold was used to establish an influ- ence in this country. No circumstance has ever transpired which gave the least shadow of support to this allegation. But by recent discoveries made in the unquestionable shape of legal investigation, it is now proved in the most, unequivocal manner, that men high in rank in this country, have been the pensioners of France and Spain. This fact ought to be published by federal editors in every corner of the union. If there are any democratic editors who love truth better- than party, let them likewise extend the knowledge of a circumstance so dangerous to the public welfare. Democrats are in power. What more do they want ? Let them no longer countenance suspicions, where they know them unmerited, nor screen the machinations of fereign intrigue, which are poisoning the very vitals of the republick, the officers of government. {Repertory.] Longevity.—Thomas Beaty, of Drumcon- dra, near Dublin, has nearly completed his 102 years. He walks as upright as most men in the prime of life, and has not lost a tooth. His oldest surviving son is 73 years of age/and his youngest not quite t.vo years- old. His wife is pregnant at this time.— This surviving veteran was originally a wea- ver, but has generally worked as a garden- er, in which capacity he daily attends- the Dublin market. He told a gentleman, who conversed with him last week, that one of his trees, this season, had produced 1500 apples. . [irish paper. J The robenief, a \'tt generally known by the name of the false Accacta, is now ex- tensivcly cult- .rated in France. It had here- tofo«i been reared only for its fragrance ', but citizsn Francais c!e Neafc'hateau has as- certained that it will, in ten or twelve years attain the size of an oak of thirty or forty years standing. Citizen Neulchateau planted a tract about two acres, about six feet from each other, and valued at no more than six francs ; in ten years the timber was felled and sold for 36,000 francs; and in the ten succeeding years, he had three top- pings or new cuttings of very considerable value. These trees, planted in hedges, and cropped every third year, form an impene- trable fence, rendering at the same time much useful wood. The slightest and most hun- gry soils will answer for them. {English paper.'] Married, on Thursday last, by the rev. Dr. Bend, Mr. Campbell Chambers, mer- chant, to \u\is Sarah Ctarksun, daughter of Mr. Levinus Ciarkson, ail of this city. Interments in the burying-grounds of the city and precincts of Baltimore, during thetveeky ending yesterday mornirg at Sunrise : Peripileumony, - 1 Fits, - 1 Bilious-fever, . 1 Whooping cough, - 1 Consumption,. - 4 Still-born, ". 3 Croup, - 2 Lockjaw, . 1 Sudden death, - 1 .Catarrh, TJiseases unknown - 2 } - 3 Adults, - _ n Children, - 9 Total, - 20 Junics 'C. Neilson, INTENDING for Europe in a few days, Uis services to transact, <>Li commission, any b.isiuc.ss that in y 'lie entrusted to his cure ; eithe*- in settling out standing accounts, or in the purchase of any articles the- manu factureof Holland, Germany, France or Engv land. Any person desirous of using this op- portunity, will please leave their Orders in the of t'iic pres mu week, nt liis house in Culvert-street—where, for that timej the re let of his STOCK ON HAND, wiltbe offered for Bale at reduced prices. January 19 _________d6t tEEE IS THE ONE AND THER S'S THE 1 ! ! T H fe SOBSCKIfER BESS leave most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to those who have Deep pleas- ed to favor him. with their commands in the line of Ins profession heretofore 1 Anilsvill continues to solicit the orders of his friends, anil the public, for GOOD THINGS, at his store, No. 31, Baltimore-street. WM. WOODS. January 19. cHt ~C~iVTj T I O N. ON the 15th instant, I lodged in the hands of Robert MicMe, Broker, my note of that datt, payable six months after, to the order of bldvf, For 8>5$O0, for tiie accomplishment of a certain object, which hits not been com- plied with, on the piirt of said Micide. The public are therefore cautioned against receiv- ing an assignment of said note, which is im- prop.irly withheld, as I am determined not to r,:.-, 1 nc'same. NIMKOD OVvTNGS. January 19. d4t Caution. THE public a'-e cautioned against receiv- ing the following notes, which have been lost or mislaid, viz : John lieineclcer's note, dated Sep- tember. J4, 1S06, for g538 4-3 Henry and George Gassaway's, dated Seplenber 13, 1806, for 412 SO |.,:i.cs Sterling's, dated August 20, 1306, for 83-2 95 rj3* The Letter-Bag of the ship Mars, for Cork-, •toil/ be taken from the coffee-house this evening at 8 o'clock. January 19th. As TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS, a suitable acknowledgment for the liberal patronage afforded to the Gazette, the present Editor will hereafter give four insertions for a upiLAR, to the Advertise- ments (each square) of all persons who sub- scribe to his paper. THE EDITOR OF THE OBSERVER ' Regrets that the Carrier empiayed for de- livering it, is not yet sufficiently accustomed to the business, to be perje.clly rclitd oni and tiur-fvre solicits those subscribers tflio my be nt¦gli.cii d,tu semi to the Office, North Charles- street, for the third number. January 1". dit Sale by Auciifth. TO-MORROW MORNING, The 20/A instant, at 10 d'clmi, at akr auction- room, head of Frederick street doci, will Com- lue/ue the sale if A Variety of Dry Goods ; Aj'.er miiieh at 12 o'cloci, 67 hhds Muscovado Sugar, 13 puncheons limn, 26 r l 'y, 50 bugs CoJlee, Also, 10 boxes Ipecacuanha. VAN V/yi;k & DOUSE?, Auct's. January 19 Saic bv Auction. WM be 6ctaedto Ottr sale t.f-mnrrow morning, 6-bbts. Ti; .:.}.. VAN WVCK a DORSEY, Auct's. Jiuinary 19. A valuable House & Lot, Situated in C'halhain-sl.r.^t, between the Court IfoUse and St. Paui'ii "Lane, is peered tor sale, on ac-onirr.oUuluig; credit. Inquire at this office. Jaiuirry >9. ^L____ ^li jrayson and Smith Have far s.n'e, 2200 bushels COR.'*', stored at the ware- house of Hfjzekiah Waters, Fell's-Point. Ap- ply as above January 19 d4t Frfed'k JLinderiberger & Co. 200, Market.stn.et, Have imported per -J. r J)i. nti, and other late ar- rival!: from Liverpool, A I.AIIGE AN.') GBNLKAL ASSORTS! E :; T OF Hankiiare, Cut/cry ^ Saddlery. On hand, fi om i rnitr imprortatmnJ, l'ewte'r, in casks, Sewing Twine, Ci-o-.vn Window Glass, Spades ami Shovel's, drying Pans.'&c. &c. Patent Shot, Tin, Sheet Iron, Crowley Steel, Fljt Point Nails, Bar Dead, October, 31. ____ d Joseph Yviikiris, No. 87, Corner of MarKet and South-streets, Has just received, a handec-me- u.:sortm.cnt of FRENCH- MANTUAS, Awb&rigst which are, White, Silver or Qneen's Grey, Faun, Car- malite. Cinnamon, Egyptian Earth, Dove, &. Lead colors. Also, A handsome vericty of Satins, Embossed Ribbons, On hand, A few pair of fine Rose Blankets, which he is selling at very reduced prices. January 19. d4t The ^Partnership of Tyson and. NOdtRXS was dissolved by mutual con- sent, on tiie lnt instant. All persons having claims agajnst them, are desired to bring in their accounts for settlement ; and all those who may be ir.ilobud to them are requested to m:\fce payment to either of the B.uh,scriberSj at their late Counting Horn ¦. ISAAC TYSON. JOHN NORRIS. The bilsinessin future wili be earned on at the old stand, on IiUicott'-i wharf, by ISAAC TYSON. Janjiary 19. e«7tjj Amounting to gU783 68 They were all drawn payable 6 months af- ter date, in favor oi Joshua Longstreth, and by him indorsed; they were likewise indors- ed by the subscriber. Payment being stop- ped, they can be of no use to any but the owners; should any person have found the notes, by delivering them to the subscriber, 6, South-street, shall receive 20 dollars re ward. AMOS WKST N. B- Brokers in particular are requested to observe the above caution. J-nuary 19 d Forensic Society. The above Society met at; the PANTHF.ON, according to appuintmei t, and after an able & learned discission of the question, they ad- i i ji ne;d to meet at the same place, on Satur- day Evening next, at half past six o'clock. The question, Ovg'n Matthetort to be taxed ? will then be d'tsr.u Tickets of admission, 12 1-2 cents—to be had at the d>er. januaro Vj. ______ ______mwf&s'lt For Sale, A TRACT 0" LAND CALLED TF.Ot, CONTAINING 10? !-2r.civs. about 4 miles from Eit lUdga Landing, adjoining the lai.d of Lutaor Ma. tin, esq. on the road to Mont. g-ornery and Frederick counties.. About 60 acres is in waod. ; about 5 acres of meadow may be made ; the soil is adapted to planting or farming ; there is a bouse, and some fruit trees on it. The terms may be known, by applying to Mr. Jesse Tyson, in Pratt street. Baltimore, or the subscriber, in tiie upper part of Anr.e ArundU- county-. CHARLES -U. XANDER WARFIELD. January 19. <_____________law (iff This is to give notice, THAT the suosci-ib. r, pf.tbe citj'of Haiti- more, hat h obtained frrin the orphan's court of Baltimore county, in Mainland, letter-(¦•:;- tamiiitary on the pei-| ate ot David tddden, lat* o/Baltiljiar !, deceased. All persons having chums HgMOTt the said |