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1 to capitulate, and on the 1st
head quarters were at Dernmin, wist
¦ Kin;'; a Pro run tin-
der the couuo mil of the Prtss'fon general
Bila, v : ' stems to be retiring into Swedish
V in weeks.
On tin- 4th instant, in lit. 31, 43,1 >ni
rapt. English spoke scb'i Atalauta, from N.
York for St. Bartholomews.
Brig Fourth of July, Blanck, from Afri-
ca, for this port, touched at Nassau on the
4th instant.
Oapt. Snow left at Bassaterre (Guad.)
Dec. 80, brio,- Astrea, Page, of Salen , just
arrived, and sold his cargo ; sch's Friend-
ship, Peterson, of Wiscasset, to sail for Sa-
vannah in fi days ; Eliza Tice, Tice, of Phi-
delphia, to sail in 2 days to leeward for a
market ;-------, Jerkins, to sail in 2 days for
Newberu ; Lark, Thompson, to sail for Bos-
ton in 9 days ; Sally, Griffith, of Newbnry-
port, to sail for Philadelphia in 13 days.
In the Favorite, came passenger, captain
Jefferie?) and mate of the schr. Three
thers of New-York ; which vessel was cast
away, on the East end of the Grand Cay
HiatW, on the 17th December, on her pass-
age from Savanna-la-Mar, for New-York.
Vessel lost, cargo saved.
The brig Hope, Nayler, from Philadelphia
to the Bay of Honduras, was lately cast
away on the Florida ^vessel lost—crew and
part of her cargo saved and brought to Nas-
sau. 1
January 20.
Arrived, ship Pierce Manning;, Pratt,
Havana, 8 days ; Pactohis, Becklbrd, Sa-
lem, 14 ; brie; , nn, Buck, Boston, 20 ;
sch's Belvidere, Cromwell, Matanzies, 10 ;
Alpha, Stodder, New-London, 8 ; Sally,
Cavil, Richmond, IS.
Cleared, ship Augusta, Dashwood, Li-
verpool.
Capt. Cromwell left at Matanzies, ship
Hope, Cole, of this port ; brig Fox, John-
son, from this port, just arrived ; brig Su-
J-j.r, Hughes, of Newburyport ; and brig
Jairtts- Driscol, of Warren, R. I. both to
sail fo,'' this port in to days. The sloop
Folly, o.r New-York, had just arrived from
Tui'kVlsi>d.
PETF^anURO, January 39.
prices Curie::!.
Tobacco,
FRANKFORT, Jan. 3.
General Winlock, who commands the
detachment of militia, now on dmy at the
falls of Ohio, has arrested Mesas. Thomas
M. Winn and Samuel N. L'uckett, bath of
Jf fierson county, on suspicion of being
concerned in col. Burr's expedition. Four
which they were preparing to send
lave been detained, and themselves
bound in a recognizance by judge Ormsby,
>ear at the next circuit court, the for-
sum of 5000 dollars, and the
10 dollars. Another boat,
found on t"a Indian side of the Ohio, and
long to Djvis Fioyd, has
| also been detained.
General Winlock repaired to Louisville
I on tne 26th ultimo, and positively asserts
no boats or other cratt have passed the
falls since that time without examination.
Captain Samuel Phillips, of Jefferson
county, informs the general that he passed
colonel Burr on the 31st ult, at anencamp-
I'oein near the mouth of Cumberland river,
where, it is conjectured he iaendeavoring to
collect his troops and provisions.
The above information was communicat-
ed to the governor by express, the evening
before last.
It is reported that colonel Burr has three
or four hundred men assembled at his en'
encampment. - If the latter should be his
whole force at that place-, colonel Ramsey, of
Livingston county, wl|o is authorised va : the
executive to callout eight companies of mi-
litia, will give a good account i -
Col. R. it is expected would be ready to ,.c.
by the I inst ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*
rouse that generous spijfitof parrlotljm which
was necessary to the oomoletWQ of that re-
quisition, and permit me here to express
the pride which I felt in (he prompt .ear
zealous co-operation which I received from
the officers and men of the territory—it
will Stand on record a monument of their
devutian to their country, and has given
this executive the pleasing assurance that
the people of this territory will never be
backward in defending thiose rights, and pro-
tecting th sse privileges which con
tltcm the freeest and happiest people on
earth, 'Jut, gentlemen, I have to regret
that the military pride of the territory could
not have been displayed in a Way more sub-
stantially beneficial to the real interest of
our country ; I had fondly hoped that the
crisis had arrived when we might avenge
lie; 1 i.jig catalogue ot injuries received from
a Iroilblesome and injust neighbor :—and
thereby, removed the cause of many fears
which will ever hang over us, so long as
they occupy our vicinity. How far the
c >mmandini c served the
views ot the general government, is for
that government to decide ; but as their
fortuitous representative, I have no hesitati-
on in Baying, that we never can be sate until
the Floridas are owned by the United Si itt s,
and therefore was 0! opinion that We should
embrace the earliest opportunity of taking
them by force- The Spanish government
has been forward in giving us causes af of-
fence, and have repeatedly done those things
which would justify hostilities on our part."
AH these resolutions were ordered to be
entered en the journal cf the house unani-
mously.
The house then adjourned.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
As a suitable acknowledgment for the
liberal patronage afforded to the Gazette,
the prifsi'iit Ed'.tor \vill hereafter give frovs
insertions for a dollar, to the Advertise-
ments (each square) of all persons who sub-
scribe to his paper.
An
[tant .of Ncvv-Or-
V'S.
Two Eastern Mails due when this paper
was pot to press.
Furgusscr.'s Packet, has anivel at Anna-
polis, from Norfolk.
At an election held at Chamberlain's ta-
vern, on Monday the 2d instant, the fol-
lowing persons were elected Commission-
ers sf the Western Precincts Market.
PETER LITTLE,
EUEN«:ZER FINLEY,
WILLIAM KREBS,
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON,
LEWIS PASCAULT,
DANIEL LAMMOT,
LUKE T1EIINAN.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Chesepeake Insurance Company, agreeably
to charier, on Monday the 2d February,
the f»>llowing gentlemen were elected direc-
tors for the ensuinc vear—
JAMES CALHOUN,
JOHN OLIVER,
JAMES WILSON,
ROBERT GILMOR, Junior,
CHRISTOPHER DESHON,
JOHN COMEGYS,
A. J. SCHWA RTZE,
SOLOMON ETTING,
HENRY WILSON,
LEVI H0LL1NGSW0RTH,
We understand that a sailor, who had
been amusing himself by skatirtg on the
ice below the fort, on Sunday afternoon,
broke in and was unfortunately drowned.
Three of his companions broke in at the
same time, but by great exertions were sav-
ed from a watery grave. [_Po;t.^j
CURDUS PHENOMENON.
There are few subjects within the sphere
of natural philosophy, which are involved
in more obscurity, than those which ralate
to the variocs changes of the itmosphere.
This element underwc.it a chansjs on Mon-
day morning last, which was different trom
any we recollect to have witnessed. Tile
sun, rose after the snow with great, lustre,
the aimosphre was uncommonly clear.
About half after 3 o'clock, the TnermoiiK-
ter of Farenhe'it, from being a htt'e be-
lo'-v the freezing point, Hiddeuly fell to 46,
and continued at that point lor almost half
an hour. This change in the temperature
of the atmosphere was accompanied by one
in its aspect. Tiie earth became suddenly
enveloped in 1 fcg of' uncommon d<
resembling smoke. How shall we account
for the circumstances of the fog ? It
ueially observed that ¦hen the a,rn,.sphere
is in a fo ;.' / state, the temperature is rather
a arm to the sel i of that
which is generally termed relaxing. But
in this Instance it wa:.....rnded by a degree
61 cold which we believe, in this place, to be
quite unparalleled. The cold was of loo
short duration, to be observed by those who
weie within doors, but to those who were
wit .tout it was almost intolerable.
[Virg. Jrgus.~]
leans, wishes to purchase 6or8 NEGROES,
of either sex, from 14 to 25 years of age.
February 3. d15'L._
A libera.! price will be given,
For a complete V/rtltintr man, who hath
been bftd to house service. Inquire at this
office. T'lbru'iry 3- '2aw4i. 86> Bavil/* w 1
16 pipes 1st proof Bordeaux Brandy, er
dtled to dc benture,
S half nines Corsica Wine,
150 bbls Bosb n, No. 1 and 2 Beef,
50 hall bal-r.!s N». 1, d.O.
4J bbls, Fork,
ciO do. Tanners' Oil.
10Q boxes No. .', Chocolato,
30o do. Drown Soap,
¦ 40 do. Spermaceti Candles,
9 1 cask« Son Raisins,
- .. q 1 .'10 f Lard,
103 dp. Ground Ginger,
100 do Pickled S'al
60 bbls and boxes Glauber Salts.
* ebniary 3. d4t-eb4t§
At Mr. E. Ducatel's,
No. 20, Market streit,
'¦), alley., to Miss Sarah Thatch-
er White, of tins city.
Married by the rev. Dr. Battoone, on Sa-
turday evening lass, Mr. f'efer kibble, to
Miss Margaret CLur, cf Baltimore.
Prom the MercImrlS Cofce-llcuse Pietois.
January 31.
The ship Monticello, Kearney, from N.
York, has arrived at Annapolis, in 28 days.
The Amiable Matilda, at do. from do.
The brig Actieas, from Savannah ; sch'r
Sally, Brayton, from N. Yoik, & William,
Barnes, Jrom Boston,have arrived at Anna-
polis.
A Danish schooner at do. from St. Do-
mingo.
Com7ess of'the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Monday, Vebruary 9.
[Taken for the FEDERAL GAZETTE.]
Mr, Moore observed, thait it was his pain-
ful duty to inform the house that his col-
league, gen, Levi Casey, departed this life
yesterday morni
Mr. Eaily then submitted the following re-
solutions which were adopted :
Resolved, That a committee be appointed
to take order for the funeral of gen. Levi
Casey, late a member of this house from the
state of S. Carolina.
Resolved, that the members of this house
do testify their respect for the memory of
gen. Lei Casey,late a member of this house,
by wearing crape oil the ieft arm for one
month.
Acommittee of six members was accord-
ingly appointed.
Mr. Holland also submitted the following
resolutions which were adopted :
• Resolved, that the members of this house
do attend the funeral of the late gen. Levi
Casey, this day at 1 o'clock.
Resolved, That a message be sent to the
feenate to notify theru of the death of gen.
. bte a member of this house, and
that the i'm ¦ ; :
' o'clock,
Battle Powder, Cotton, he.
i'i-.e subscribers have on band, for sale, at No.
1 C.4. l-/,u hi street,
4,000 wt Wilkinson's Double-sealed Battle
Powder, in casks ol 50 wt each, very superi-
or quality, suitable for-retailing, and will be
sold on verv afccommodsune-; terms.
15 bales fine quality Tennessee Cotton,
14 pipes Holland Gin,
Real Cotrniac and Bwdeaux Erandy, in pipes
(fan- flavor),
Cabine.ss Tobacco, in kegs and half do.
Cassia Cinnamon, in small bales,
30 qr ci ¦¦ Sherry Wine,
N in boxes,
pie Cheese,
Fresh Mace, B ai'ict Salt, &'c. ike. Sic.
JACOB & WM. NORRIS.
February 3. d
" JOHN BUFFUJft,'
No. 84, Bowlv's wharf,
HAS FOR'SALK,
20 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy,
,>o do. Corsica -,
25 haif do. \ C5talou!a f~WINE,
SO casks Sherry J
150 bags 1st rjtaaUtO „ , _
15.) ile. j.! do. S Calcutta iUOA^,
40 do. Heavy Black Pepper,
30 do. Pimento,
300 do. Alum,
ISO half boxer.7 „ c
50 whole do. \ Blwn SoaP'
20 boxes Mould 7 „ ,,
,„. , ... , f Candles,
100 do Dipt 3 '
40 do. (Baker's) Chocolate No. 3,
5Q do. Cod Fish',
50 pieces Ravens Duck,
30 do. Black C
3000 wt. Caraccas Cocoa,
5 tons Nicaragua wood.
Also,
50 bales and trunks Calcutta and Madras
GOODS, consisting- of Beerbnoni G
Checks, Chittabillv, Br.ftas, Charconies, bong
Cloths, Salempores, Superannums, Madras
Red I leifs, do. real do. [standing
colors) B,mdunna do. &c. &c, &c.
Febr au-y 3. dGtcoGt
Public Sale.
On the 'r '''ay if April next, at ltrtc/cci in
the) uiill.be-offered atpuhlie,sale,
Tilii Place at present oq y 'l.C.
Stewart, iku.ate '.wo miles (Voai Baltimore,
on the aid Harford road,, adj proper-
ty of Henry Thompson, esq. The improve-
meuts thereon', are, a eom-ortibie two-story
brick Dwelling an I c 1 is Kitchen, a
. ie, and a large frame Stable
and carriage House, with 0
for Cows. There is a (rood Garden, a thriving
ird, and a spring- of as pure w ater
as any in the state, a few yai-Ss only 'ram the
: remainder of the :;/. mud I ¦ in
sisting in a'd of.14 acres) is well enclosed by
nee, chiefly we'd laid down
¦ it is expected to pro-
tliis summer from tento twebetons, and
about four teas of Clover, isgefcher vv'uli a
small crop of wh^at.
At the. eavle lime will be offered for sale,
Smidiy Farming and (,¦ t len lb ensils.
The terms, which will be accommodating,
¦ town on the day 01 sale, or on
1 to
U. C. STii
haoi-rry '!,. 8iwl.8jj|
Mr. Le Tell].
D EXT I ST,
Has returned to Baltimore, and r.gai;
his services to its inhabitants, in the ¦
branches ot his profession, i. c. in se>ttii:.
iicial Teeth, in all the various methodi
Cleansing. Plugging, end Filing"; as desci
in bis former address to the public He also
extracts those that are too far gone to save,
in which operation, he makes use of his
Perpendicular Extracting Instrument,
Which takes the ti eth out without any possibili.
ty of fracturing the jaw, or bruising the gums,
and with much less, pain than Cite instruments
that are in general used by surge.his and den-'
lists.
N. B. He hag Dentifice of a very superior
quality, which he has lately prepared, -and
for sale.
His residence is two doors above the Post-
Office, in St. Faul's-Lane.
February 3. eo6t||
For Liverpool,
The Ship
CANTON,
Peter Wickhum, master ;
-.;-.» 5-,=-*. If sntticient encouragement \t
given immediately, for the. remainder of her
freight, a part being already engaged. For
terms apply to
HUGH THOMPSON.
February 3. d8t|j
For New-Orleans,
Tie; Schooner
BROTHER & SISTER,
Copt. Alexander Cathaiin /
„...._________ Will be dispatched by this
20th instant, at furthest j for freight-or pas-
sage, apply to the captain on board, in O'Don-
nei's dock, or to ttte subscriber,
m. MiLilAtr,
No. 6, Market-street.
Who lias for sale,
60 tons of excellent Logwood,, and ^ parcel
of Rappee Snuff, of a supeiior quality and
which he has just received.
February 3.________________________dlStf
tor Norfolk,
. I'i"x^ The Schooner
N O R F O L K,
S. Beagle, masters
i*§Jr%. Will s-.illrom John Donnel's
wharf, at the lower end of Feli's-I'oint, on
Thursday next, wind and weather permitting.
For passage, apply on board, or at No. 55,
South diaries-street.
Maiaiy3. d3t]j
sSi£-.;'
Wanted to Charter,
Of about 800 barrels burthen,
for the West-Indies. Apply
to WILLIAM WOOD,
Who has for sale,
290.000 lbs. COFF-EJE.
Feb) uary 3.______________________d4t
Just Received fc* lor bale, by
M.& J. CONRAD, & Co.
, .1 -eel. r
CJcANCH's UEPt)RT3, vol. 2d.
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