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binfcs proper to
that .liihun d-, France may htf nthci vi
(.r IMP irtw II
ot-j .u!'.';,".'. I no of Great-
Britain and Ireland may justly have pros-
pects on the other part of the *'or!J, of in-
finite importance to the power and com-
merce ol his empire, andfiHnsemiently that
lie cann -r, either confuruiible to the inte-
rests of his people or the honor of his crown,
negnciafe 0:1 any principle of iniei ioriiy,
declared or supposed, tie can treat on no
other footing than the supposition tha$ the
continuation of hostilities is equally disad-
vantageous t\i both parties. He can have
| no reason m it to suppose that the con-
quests whioh his majesty proposes to keep
by the peace, could be wrested from him by
war; ami the undersigned must Suppose
that the best proof of the equity of the ba-
sis on which he proposed treating-, is to be
found in the fact that they were proposed by
France on the first overture of these commu-
nications between the two governments,
Tviiich led to the mission with which his
sovereign charged him conjointly with lord
Yarmouth.
LAUDERDALE.
Paris, 7th August, 1806.
(To be continued.)
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9.
Arrived, brig- Hope, Chandler, Laguira,
25 (lays ; ftiiitjb $ Mary, Russel, Havana, 28.
Tub seta. Ann-filfsa, Bartleson, from
Antii ;. Thomas^ is below.
fir* British brig Jiary. from New-York,
for iiayti; is tak*n by the Cleopatra fri-
gate, and sent into Bermuda.
Brig Harriot Gardiner, Morris, from St.
> Domingo, was off the Capes an Friday
bound to New-York, sailed 9th ult. Left
there, ship Active, TaggSrt, of this
The ship Stranger, Robinson, of Philadel-
phia, sailed 1'or Jam uca, February 1. A
sk?6p from North-Carolina, for tins port, is
ashore near Cape-flenlopen, cargo saved.
Arrived, brig Hope, Chandler, 2o days
from Laguira. Lett there, 7th February,
the sht'p Thomas Wilson, Gardiner, of Bal-
timore, Just arrived from Martinique ; and
the brig, Elina-Ann, Thompson, of and for
Baltimore, in 5 days, the only American
vessels tb< o. The schr. John Wharton,
Turner, of this pat, sailed from La
for St. Thomas, 2 days previous to the Hope.
On Saturday arrived, the brig Rtitfi and
"\ Jflary, Russell, 28 days from Havana. Sail-
ed iu company with the brig Matilda, Gray,
for Providence, ft. I. Left there, brigs Bu-
bicon, Thomas, of and for'Boston, in 12
days ; Swift, Gardner, of and for Provi-
oMi.ce, in 15 days ; Hercules Courtney, Phi-
lips, for Charleston, in 6 days ; Hunter,
Rider, of and for Baltimore, in JO or 12
days; Polly and Betsy, Selby, of and for
Philadelphia, in IS days ; soli's. William,
Harris, of Boston, uncertain ; John Henry,
Luc.at, for Charleston, in 4 days ; Ante-
lope, Hathorn, of Troy, for Philadelphia,
in 6 days ; Shepherdess, Carr, for Baltt-
timore, ia 15 , and richly compensate
tiie exertions of the opulent, whose waste
lands are waiting- to be useful both to the
possessor and others—not to mention the
oak and walnut, and other natives of our
soil, the subscriber begs leave to mention the
Lombardy Poplar, which, though lately in-
troduced for a 'hade tret, proves, in conse-
quence of rapid growth, injurious to out-
houses and gardens. The poplar, if not use-
ful to our buildings and gardens, is calculat-
ed to be peculiarly useful if planted on waste-
lands for the purpose of fire-wood. The
writer, in consequence of being incumbered
with oneof these tieesin his 3 ird, has lately
cut it down and used it for fuel. The ex-
periment is pleasing, aud invites those who
have land for the purpose, to cultivate this
species of trees. The wood bunts well, even
while green., and makes a pleasant fire. For
back logs, no wood exceeds it in utility.
Tin- tree referred to was about IB years
old, and furnished nearly half a cord of good
fire-w- I.
The calculation in favor of raising groves
of Lombardy poplars is easy ; for if a thou-
sand of these trees will in the course of 20
years Furnish 509 cords of wood, who can
estimate the advantage in paintof fuel which
might, in case of proper attention, be soon
realized from our wasts-Iands in this vicini-
ty ! A word to the wise is sufficient--for
every body knows that this tree maybe
propagated by a slip or shoot ; and will
flourish even on barren land, where other
trees soon wither aud die. L. M.
P01
of 'Baltimore,
CLEARED,
Sch'r Minerva, Rhodes,
If;
avan a
Second Hand ! 'ooks
PRESENT EVENING, March 11th
Will be sold at our Auction .'loom, No. 174 1-2,
Market-street, a great variety of valuable
SECONB-MANJL) '
BOOKS,
Without catalogues.
Sale to commence at. half past 6 o'clock,
COLE & I. BONSAI,, Awctr'a.
Sale on Saturday as usual.
March 11.
Sale by Auction.
TO-MORROW MORNING,
(THURSDAY)
The. V2th tint, at half past IU o'clock, at the
vendue warehouse, at tiie corner of Second and
Fr^dericfe-streets, wilt commence the sale of
DRY GOODS ;
Among 'which are, 1
1 ease Chambray Muslin,"]
1 do. Manchester Cards, i ¦n.„,-,, , t
n . , „ ,. 1 umtitled to
2 trunks Calicoes, - > , ,
' drawback.
2 trunks Calicoes, - >
1 case Cotton Braces, 1
1 do. Umbrellas, -»
And
An invoice of Sundries, by order of Trus-
tees.
And t t 12 o'clock,
74 bhrls rood Muscovado Sugar,
60 ban-els do.
211 brigs Coffee,
150 cases Claret,
64 quarter chests Hyscn and other Teas,
A few pipes of choice Brand}-,
Holland Gin and Country Rum,
Madeira and Tenei'iff'e Wine,
150 boxes white Soap.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
March 11._____________________________
Sale by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The )"¦'!: instant, at 12 o'clock, at our auction
room, head of Frederick street duck, will com-
mence the sale of
50 hlirls. Muscovado SufraP,
20 do. and 100 barrels first quality do.
41 do. Molasses,
15 tierces and 9 barrels first quality Green
Coffee,
80 ha rs Coffee,
25 chests Youiuy Hvvon Tea,
11 lo. Sou .¦¦. 1
.') do I do. &c. Sec.
VAN WYCK & DORSET, Auct'a.
March 11.
Sale by Auction.
mil be added to our sate, FRIDAY, tic Lit',
i stant, at our. auction < hiu, at the >:ead of
FreiUr'ce-strcet d /m. ORLANDO,
> Burthen about 128 tons, with
¦il her materials as sJjearrived
fVoTi sea. Her inventory may b
time previous to the sale, at
room.
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'r*
March U________
For Sale,
One of Watts's last impressed Counting
Room Roller Copying Machine's, for paper 01'
anysizo, with Carrying Piper and Ink Pow-
dor, s 0 iipi. to. Apply at tne Fountain Inn
Bar.
March 11. eo3t
A House VVa.nted
A pood Tenant vvua's a conifbrtabia Dwtl-
hu.r House, at a rn . Dittany
street, or ci reeu Charles and
South streets.' Inquire at this DrBce.
March il. d
The Stockholders of* the
BA1,77 ! t I Hiding from on board the schooner Miner-
va, from St. Thomas,
101000 lhs. real Carracas COCOA.
From on board the schooner Dorothy, ma New-
York,
SO quarter casks choice old London Par-
ticular Teneriffe WINE.
And f cm on board peagle's Packet, via Norfolk,
50 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Rurii.
The whole entitled to drawback. Apply to
HUGH THOMPSON.
March 11.________________________d4t||
"Cumberland D. Williams
Has receivel/::i sale,
100 pieces Russia Sheetings, entitled to
drawback,
12 bhls. N. E. Rum,
12 pipes Holland Gin.
Ox Hand,
Real Cogniac, and 4th pi-oof white and
Spanish Brandy,
Beef, Pork, Mackerel and Spermaceti and
Mould Candles,
Cheese, Hyson Tea, and Codfish,
Baftas, Bandanna H-.uikerchiefs, and
A quantity of Carolina Indigo.
March 1 \.__________________^____ c„8t
Fresh Hops, Flax and Shoe
Thread.
Breviers, Distillers, Bakers, Shoemakers, and
all others whom it may concern, please to take
notice.
The subscriber has just received a few
thousand pounds Hops, last years growth,
and wan-anted first quality, which he will sell
by the bale or less quantity, at the most re-
duced prices.
Likewise,
J700 lbs. Flax-,
800 boiled Siioe Thread.
He has also o* hand as usual,
Choice Cider Pickling Vinegcr by the hogs-
head, barrel, or gallon, at No. 49, North
Howard-rtreet.
WM J. ALCOCK.
March 11. eoSti
~"j3AT.TIM01xE~
Hibernian Benevolent Society.
Ajrreeahly to the Resolution of the last an-
niversary Meeting, the Society will DINE to-
gether on the 17-th instant at Fulton's Tavern
— Dinner to be on the table st 3 o'clock. The
Members are requested to meet precisely at
2, that all their busines may be finished be-
fore Dinner. To enable Mr Fulton to make
suitable preparations lor Dinner, the mo
are requested to leave their names at the Bar
immecli.it.eiv.
JOHN CAMPBELL WHITE,
President.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
retary,
March 11. d4t
P: ",,
HALVES.
FOR the accommodation ot'oit" rnoo":
Custo-fnerS and the votaries of fortune general-
by, we are purchasing; and will have for sale
to-morrow morning, a f w tickets in the St
Paul's Parish Lottery, divided into halves,
prkse 3,-J.oliars.
All share tickets issued by cither of the
suhs-ribers, which may drew pri
amount, w-'l be prnfflprly paid oil il
without, discount, at any period of tire drj
or as soon as tin irf'st., is dctermifi
NO TIME TO BE /.OS V <
In coljsequenue of the great gain rnd in-
creased chance for advfn'.ui-f rs, the price, of
whole tickets wilt he further ad- anced to six
dollars on Friday, the 20th, provided, the wheel
in the mean time should net sustain any mate
rial loss. Until that day they may be had of
the subscribers only, at 'f,'i 50.
SAML. COLE,
No. 17-i 1-2, Market-street.
SAML. VINCENT,
No. 44, N Gay street.
G.DOBBIN & MURPHY,
Baltimore-street, opposite Centre-market.
All of whom keep regular and correct chpek
books, where tickets may be registered & ex-
amined 011 the most moderate terms.
Cash, or tickets warranted undrawn, given
in .exchange for prize-tickets of every descrip-
tion.
N. B. The drawing will be continued, as
Usual, every Tuesday and Friday, until t'ortoer
notice, at. Peck's hotel. Yesterday completed
the 9th day's drawing, and no prise yet out
higher than S?0 )¦
'March II.
A. C. 1). .Lavigne,
FROM PARIS,
PRESENTS his best
respects to the Ladies
and Gentiemfenof Bal-
timore, and informs
them that he has just
removed to No. 6, S.
G ty-stre t; where he
tted up separate
md ¦¦¦'¦, ¦ for
their accommodation ;
and Will be ha py to
&P ^"'"^ev improve the bei it; 61
^*r& \\ ""' ' c his-skill
and dexterity fc ith Uie
comb and Bissars, aid-
ed by those etsgs it coils and ringlets which
have been so much admired in 1 it circles and
which lie produces on the head as it were
by magic ; and will lakes great pic 1 leingiv-
ing a nun!; and p.ohle appearance to the other
ible open lianj of br-
and the great improvement which he never
fails to make i 1 thoa i heads wluc'uare subniiti
ed to his carw ana direct; .11.
March VC______ ___ d4t
At ¦ vt,
Held at CLcstertown, in ,-nd for Kent coun
tv, on the 3d Monday of September in the
year 1806, return and confirmation of the
commission, issued, or, the petition of Derrick
W. f, >'¦';:.. Man-- bU wife, one of the
heirs of William Mei'ta, late tt Kent county,
d< erased, for a division, or sale of the real
estate ef the said deceased, was made by
thejud ,-ii.lcourt. William Meirs,
• I the heirs of the Slid deceased, e.ntit.
led to an election of the said estate ,s
thereupon notified, to appear ill Kent county
court, at March Term, 180?; on the 20th
day 0+ the said month, and make his election
e, or renounce to take said estate.
Attest,
rj'AMIN CHAMBERS, Clerk,
February 16. (March 1:.) e<4t
Just received from Boston,
And far sale at the Bookstore of
M. &J. CONRAD h. Co. No. 138 Market-
s' rcet,
A S.EPORT OF THE Tr.IAT. OF
THOMAS OLIVER SKLFRIDGK, Esq
Un an indictment for Manslaughter, for kil-
ling
MR. CARLES AUSTIN,
On the public Exchange in Boston,
august 4, 1806. ¦
[The lively interest which ti lis extraordinary
occurrence had excited in the public
called for a full a«d impartial statement of
Facts, both in the developemoiit of the testi-
mony, and the pleadings which took place at
the trial. This injunction appears to have
iraer, t'.i'i'iicd in the present publication, us it
conies from the press, sanctioned by the offi-
cial reporter ot the slate am' undi the super
vision of the court itself. The public are
' >re presented with all the doeuaiei.'s ne
v to form a correct understani
ject, as well in re!-.lion to the unhappy
catastrophe, as to the course and operation of
the laws»in cases of this nature.]
AT rr/K SAME PLACE MAY BE HAD,
A CO'iHECT ST* CIIISOT 01T THE WHO IE
PRELIM1NAhTCOh1ROVEPSY
Between Thomas Oliver Sclfridge, and Benja-
min Austin, ffather of the deceased C Austin. J
BY THOMAS OLIVER SELFRIDGE.
----------" He takes my life,
" When he doth take the means whereby Hive"
[This pamplct embraces a variety of mat-
ter, immediately revelent to the unhappy oc-
currence, which deprived Mr. Charles Aus-
tin of life ; 111 which the author in vindicating
his conductin this extraordinary affair, is drawn
into a retrospection of the general character of
Benjamin Austin. In adopting this mode,
Mr. Sell'ridge has given loose to a boldness of
asperity, seldom found in tiie writings of our
best authors, and which reflect great credit on
his genius and learning]
Price of the Report, 1 dollar*
Price of the Statement, 37 1-2 cents.
March 11. _____ e°4t_
New Paper-Hanging Store.
ROBERT ELLIOT,
No. 7, North Charles ste.eet,
INFC'KMS bis friends, and the public in
g-ene al, that he has just received, .and has
now ready for sale, a bu-e-e assortment of the
most elegant Paper Hangings & Border?j
from London, Paris and Boston ; amongst
which are some of the most superb patterns
of the new invented Spangled or Frosted pa-
per.
He will always have a regular supply, and
constant succession of the newest fashions,-
from Hurley's manufactory in Philadelphia
He will superintend the hanging of his own
papers, employ the hi st workmen, and ex-
ecute all orders in town and country, with
neatness, punctuality and dispatch.
N. B The American Papers lie will sell at
the manufacturer's prices.
One or two Apprentices will be taken to
the above, business.
March 0. _______________d
John Hewes,
Lats POBMSHea of tub Companion,
HAVING diseased of his former Printing'
Ofhee, to Joseph Robinson, requests, all per.
clebted to I,im to make payment at the?
office o£ this Gazette.
German EvirigelicalRifmmed
Chnrch LOITEKY.
1000 '.' -'.-'¦li- re-
miscs, by order ot the ; rph-a s Court b?
Baltimore County, on TLURSOAY, thai
12th -.lay of March next, at rO o'r'oe.k,
ALL that van,able LOT, No. 229, on Bal-
timore-street, 3i feet, extending back 180 feet
tti Sermau street, with al! the improvements
hereon ; admitted to be one of the best
stands in this city, late the property of Peter
¦v, deceased) and the personal property
on th -- sam« day, consisting of Household and
Kil ien V, nut-ore, with a large collection of
vahijiole Books, and the remains of Gi'ocei
on band ; Stand, Casks, Pumps, Scales,
Weights, Measures, he. &c. terms will 0i>
made known on th( dfl'.- oi sale, by
Slf SSAT, and
WW jKk:;'j1j,
Adini; istrators of Peter Cassat, deceased.
F«bra'ars 14-, Tr.ri7-___________.-i.l12V)1i_
TAN-TARD, &c.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
On the. Mth day of March next, at half past Vt
o'clqi .-.;;; tu public sale'by Tho's
C-.ase, hi ,-nrehovsi corner of St-
con.: ..aid Iie.oriel itrects, Batthnore,
THAT vaTtiable TAN-YARD, with the
improvements, and about l2acres'of LAND,
situated at the mouth of Rock r-io, at tint
head of Tide Water, on the Susquehannah.
There are now sunk in the said V .: ;1 70 Vats,
and the impi ovements consist of, a good sub-
stantial range of buildings, for the use af the
same—containing Mill House, Beam House,
Bark House, Drying Sheds. Currying Shop,
and a large Cellar, !kc. There is also a good
Dwelling House^ Stone Stable, Milk H use,
and a Corn Husc. The tillable Land is in a
high state of cultivation. Any quantity of
Stone lor building, can be raised fr< m the un-
cleared i.and, and one ot two Fisheries can be
ru.cie.it a trifling espencet
'i hisprotv;'.;, lies about 5 miles above Hav-
re do Grace, and 38 miles from Baltimore.
The easy access from this place to Baltimore.
j gat km with its very favorable
situation for Ike trade down the river, (which
is rapid!} ifwSlfeasing)—cannot fail to render i !¦ ¦«.
a very valuable situation. The present occu-
piers, John S. Peck & Co. will shew the pre-
mises, ami the terms will be made known at
the time of sale. . f. WILSON.
N. 1! The above property is now under
lease (about 2 1-2 years of which are unexpir-
ed) at the yearly rent of 300 dollars.
February eot!2M _
Just Publi: lied
7h Philadelphia, and now received here, find for
sale by
GEORC, HILL,
NATURE liXSPLAYED,
In her mode of Teaching- Languages to man,
or a new and infallible method of acquir-
ing a Language in tiie shortest tim«
possible, deduced from the ana-
lysis of the human mind,
and consequently suit-
ed to every ca-
pacity,
Adapted to tlyt FRENCH,
Bv N. G Dufuf. i.j I, ,..,. rfiiiet.
The Stcond Editsjn, v.a.'a cvjnsiderable addi-
tions and co) i-i'C'ioiiK.
ffj3 Subscribers who have receive ! the
first, may new be furnished with the second
volume
Subscribers will be supplied, ard new sub-
scribers admitted, en the original terms, un-
til the first of next month, when the price
will be raised to six dollars, in conformity to
the prospectus.
Februnry 16. eoSOt
REMOVALTT
RABORG AND TAYLOR
HAVE removed from Market-street, to the
corner of Eutaw & Lexinelo -streets, where
they have on hand and intend keeping a large
and general assortment of
Groceries & Liquors.
In Stose,
75 kegs Glade Butter, in nice shipping
order,
20 do. Lard,
1500 v t. Ginseng,
1000 wt. Deer s'kins,
300 yards Country Linen, all which is of-
ten d for sale on accommodating- terms.
March 5. eo4t
Just Received,
Per the schooner Three- Friends, Edward Har-
vey, from Marseilles, Pareidolia and Malaga,
i05 casks Claret, iron hoops
16 pipes Brandy, 4th and 5th proof
100 boxes Fi-oiitignon Wine, of 12 bottles
each
20 boxes Gruyere Cheese
3 hogsheads Molier Almonds
3 ditto Half-hue Almonds
3 ditto Walnuts
An assortment of Perfumery, Sattin Eib-
bonds, Tafetas, Silk Stockings and Gloves,
Elastic Garters, Silk Shawls, Embroidered
Dnnrgist, Thread, Umbiidlas, har.f,', one
box Florence Cadrill, one box Silk Stuff
Brochi- -
6;; bales Writing Paper
41 qr. c: sks Malaga Wine
500 hosts Bloom and Muscal Raisins.
For sale, by
HENRY MESSONKIER.
February 18. <-'>irn
GOOD PHILADELPHIA
Printin.
FOB SALS AT THI| OFFICE.
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