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,\ the \] Jr'.e, by thsministerof foreign af- daloa. and .vi) li.iUcsd in. the i.th plragrapli of 'tin pre-cot ii His majesty tiv empenr and king re- . quires nothing; of Great-Britain contrary to the interests of her allies ; he bis a right to expect that nothing will be required of him contrary ' to the interests of his own allies, The undersigned is instructed to add that he refers to every fhitfg which had been prepared, by the mutual efforts of his ex- cellency lord Yarmouth arid the undersign. ed'. Should not peace be reestablished, it is n-..t- France who can ho accused of having n cfunged, but England ; although the'peace between Fiance and Russia, arid other e- vents unfavorable to Great-Britain have taken place since the negociation has been set on foot and almost brought to its conclu- sion in concert with his excellency lord Yar- mouth. The undersigned profits of this opportu- nity to a llencies bids Lau- derdale and Yarmouth ci' his considerati- Signed CLARKE. [_T'o lie continued.^ From the ENQUIRER. STOLEN LETTERS. It is impossible to publish the following communication, without comment upon the . infamous and dishonest transaction which it records.—This coaimtinication comes to us from a respectable, perhaps" authentic source- Had Willaumez's letters-been intercepted on the high seas, on board of a Fiench ves- sel, not a doubt can exist that they would have become English property by the Lvms of ivar, and might have been disposed ac- cording to the >•¦ ishes of the English agents. The 7iath»tal letters ; those addressed to the minister of marine and to general Turreau, might have been seized, examined and pub- lished. The laws of civiihed war would have protected she letter to commodore Bar- ney from a public and profane disclosure. Instead of floating on the high, seas, they were deposited at Norfolk. Instead of be- ing captured in an enemy's bottom, they were found within the limits, on the soil and under the roof of a neutral country. What then is the fact ? Not that these letters were icepted on the .sea ; but stolen on the d ; purloined from the box in which it was safely supposed they would be safe ; their seals broken; and their contents pub- lished to tLie world. Their bearer did not deliver them up, unsolicited and uncorrupt- ed. He was not even hribedbv British gold to betray Sis trust—No. There was not even this miserable quid pro quo, to give a shadow of right to them. The bearer, as it turns out, was thou ..hrless, but not false, and whilst reckless of the dishonesty, which threatened his own property, in the very bosom of a virtuous nation, his box was rifled;,and the, most valuable of its con- tei 13 literally stolen. By v. bom ? We do not accuse the editor of the Ledger of any share in this dishonest transaction. We believe him to have a soul above it. But he is most probably ac- quainted with its agents. Let him then expose them ? and let him declare, whether it was not executed by the agents of the same cabinet, which purloined the papers of Arthur Lee at Berlin, copied, and then returned them to his bureau. Let then the authenticity of Willaumez's lelter be admitted, .and what do 'hey prove ? Why only that a proud and petulant French admiral has spoken of ovjr nation and our eo- vernment, in such contumelious terns as disgrace his own understanding. But*sure- ly the cabinet of the 1 .nicies is not to ime for all the expressions of all its su- bordinate agents. t omviunicfltion. Sir. Cowper'. insinuations, in answer to the doubts exp ,1 in commodore Barney s letter to Mr. flewe?, concerning a French espoadeuce inserted same ime i liie Norfolk ledger, are at least as in ous as that which he attributes to tb >' I commodore ; for instead of answering Ids question, -what Horn become of (he officer tvho •was the berrrr ef the said letters, and, ho-w could the editor qf the ledgerhave obtained them ? lie diverts the attention of the public ' from these two topics, and enlarges on sup- positions and probabilities. It would have been fairer in him to state, that the said let- ters which were landed at **»***, (n) with the bearer thereof, who, for greater safety, had put them in bjs trunk, which be had concealed in a box of sugar, have been'inter- cepted by some nefarious villains, who, sur- prised at seeing an officer bring with him a box of that commodity, suspected the truth, and availed themselves of the levity and thoughtlessness of the owner, who, in order to get sooner to Philadelphia, incautiously , left it in. the care of some persons, to whom he recommended very particularly to send it after him as soon as possible, and who ei- ther through neglect or connivance have gra- itified the curiosity of those who suspected 'that the said box contained something mys- terious ; that it was consequently broken open, the trunk found, and therein the dis- pjtches, which were taken out : that the box and trunk being carefully closed up a- gain, were forwarded to the owner, wlio, at 1 the receipt thereof, finding himself robbed of the very object of his mission, thought it best not to wait on those to whom he was to deliver the said letters. This confession, ,-iHwi the:jfart of Mr. Cowper, would have re- moved the doubts of commodore: Harney ; would have evidently proved the authenti- city of the said letter::,'to the contents of which he pleases to attribute so muc importance ; but it would also have detected the turpitude of the me ployed by him, hisageirtsorcorr_5pondi r - to procure such news as may servt? the pur- pose of his employers and patrons..... Ijjf.ig/ish: > Mr. Cowper must not say, that if the bear- er o I letters had lost them in the riefariou? wav, n~ here re- late I, in- would or coul I f_ :tion from those in whose care he h.ui left the box, or at least publish their ni.ne, ; j'.r, enable to sup iy legal ^vldtnce, nuit- nestes, he must be conscious qf therisk which the loser would run, by entering a prosecu- tion against the robber or robbers. remark's by the editor of the ledger. Ii'tue preceding communication and re- marks had made their appearance ill some of the democratic papers, we should have tho't them unworthy of notice. We are astonish- ed and mortified that tUu respectable editor of the iv.Kiuirer would suffer himself to be duped by such a stupid communication, which he has ushered into notice in a man- ner so grave and solemn ; the absurdity, ma- lice and falSjiood si.imped upon the fuc j of this communication, should have demand- ed a pause. But says the Enquirer, this com- munication comes from a-respectable, per- haps authentic source ; now we shall shew (and without being under the necessity of Stating in what manner these letters came to our hands) that the source of Mr. Ritchie's information, is neither authentic nor respec- tahle, if lac" is necessary to establish auxuen- ti'-.ity, and truth necessary to support res-, pectability. We tnjght avail ourselves of the absurdi- ties in the communication itself, to prove its falsehood. We might notice the folly of leaving dispatches ofrhis nature in the hands of ptrsons unknown--We might notice the inconsistency of ordering dispatches for ge- neral Turreau at Washington, and commo- dore Barney, at Baltimore, to bo sent toPhi- l.idelphia. Ifwe might not ask the name of the person, in whose-care they vere left at Noribjk, we might ask by what vessel the bearer and the box. of siigar came ; but we will not puzzle the respdetavfcfriend of Mr. Ritchie -, a plain fact or two is enough for our pttrp e. The letters alluded to were published in the Ledger on the 14th of Ja-vuary ; the last of those letters is dated the 10th of No- vember. It follows then that this box of sugar, and the dispatches therein contained, must have entered at Norfolk from the Ha- vana, between the 30th of Nov. and the . January. We assure oar friends, that there has not been one box of sugar land- ed at Norfolk, out of any vessel from the Havana, from the 10th of November to the 14th of January. Nay more, there has not a vessel of any sort arrived from the Hava- na, at this port, from the 10th of November to this day. Now pray siocet and respecta- ble Mr: Correspondent of the Enquirer, how did this boix ofVugar get to Norfolk? Still more to your confusion learn, that there ha_ not been a box of sugar imported into this port, from any of the ports in the neighbor- hood of the Havana, between the dates of the 10th of November and the 14th of Janu- ary. For the truth of these assertions we can refer any person^*who pleases to make, the examination, to the entries of the cus- tom-house at this place. Now we should be glad to know how the respectable correspondent of Mr. Rit- chie, will get over this detection of his falsehood ? We know that he will sbtise the Editor of this paper, he will tell him of. his employers, the English, and such like stuft, but all this will not exculpate a detect- ed calumniator. We havg upon a former occasion stated the conditions on which we will inform the public how the letters came to our hands ; that is an admission of their authenticity : our friends will do us the justice to believe that we adopted no unworthy means ; and, until their contents had been detailed in con- versation, we knew not of their existence— we asked a perusal of them, it was granted, our duty demanded that they should be made public. Say i "tVah, II days . 11 tvannah, 25 •; iys j pie, Jamaica, 36 days 18 jrlgs Peggy, Jones, Jjarly Nugent, Su- William, Hubbell, ers E'vterprize, Burr, Kingston, 37 days ; Richmond, Seaman, Manchester, Croosey, Jane, Sal- mon, Mam. nan, all from Rich- mond ; May Flower, Hill, Sno.vhill, 7 days ; sloop President, Ireland, Egg Har- bour, 24. hour... The ship Providence, Holbrook, from Philadelphia for Bremen, foundered at sea the 1 Jtn December, crew carried, into En- gland. Capt. Stanton, from Alicant, spoke in the Straits, the brig Eliza, 40 days from Philadelphia, for Malaga. E"lo-.v, 1 ships, 2 brigs' and several schooners. ( 1) Meaning Worfcrtk -the. editor of Ore NEW-YORK, March 8. The sailing of the British packet Duke of Montrose, is put off (ill Tuesday ot Wed- nesday, in consequence of a letter from the British minister, who advises of his having received by the Manchester Packet, a copy of the treaty. .Arrived, the fast sailing ship Enterprise, rPackwood, London, 40 days. Left ships Remittance, Gold Hunter, and Otis, for New-York ; London Packet, New-Jersey, and Cornplanter, for Philadelphia ; Aurora, of ditto ; JSfnney, and Fair American, of Baltimore ; Cabinet, & Suffolk, of Norfolk ; John and Farnbam, of Charleston. Sailed, ship United States, of Bath, for New-Or- leans. At Grave.send, Jan. 13, ship John and Alice, o( Philadelphia, from Cadiz. Sailed, ship Sally, of New-York, for Car- thagenia. At Deal, Jan. 16, ship Almira, Whipple, of Portland, 48 days from Nor- folk, for London ; sailed, ship Sterling, of New-York, for Spain ; ship Liberty, Riley, for Pool and Vera-Cruz ; brig Acteon, of New-York for Pool. In the Enterprise came passenger, John H. Purviance, Esquire, secretary of lega- tion at the court of London, bearer of the treaty of amity and commerce between the United States and Great-Britain^ signed December 31st, 1806. Also arrived, ship Magdelen, Cowman, 114 days from Canton. Left, ship Trident, Blakenian, to sail for New-York in 2 days ; ship Eliza, Murphy, for do. in 12 days ; ship Triton, of New-York, to sail for Phfc, ladelphia in 12 days ; ship Asia, for ditto ; Dorothea, Doughty, f r Philadelphia ; ship Fanny, do. do. ; Jefferson, of do. just arrived ; brigs Hibernia, Ariel, and Sylph, for do. in a few days ; ship Baltic, Aborn, for Providence in a days ; ship Catharine, of Salem, repairing ; ship Juno, Ebbets, 'for Boston in 2 days -; ship Mandarin, Boston just arrived ; ship Governor Strong, of do. jqst anived. March 4, lat. 39, 30, long. 71, spoke ship Caledonia, Henderson, 2 . .'"ew-York for Amsterdam, the ship Devotion, about Smiles astern. The Magdelen has performed the voyage in ten months. - ,, ships Alexander, Lane, Savannah , [J. ] 36 days ; Charlotte, J.-nninqs, .Matatrzies, "35 days ; Ann-William , Stan- to::, AHcant, 50 days; Gen. Eaton, Moore, PHILADELPHIA, March 10. Arrived, schr. Elizabeth, Painter, Ma- laga, 40 days ; Gov. M'Kotm, Yardsley, Veraa Cruz. Schooner Argus, Crapo, from St. Pier- es via Antigua, and a ship, a brig and three schooners names unknown are below. Brig Ariel, Donahue, hence has arrived at Canton. Ship John and Alice, of this port has arrived at London, from Cadiz. Ship Jefferson, Harrison, hence, was at Canton the 9th of Nov. Schr. Elizabeth, Painter, left at Malaga. 27th January, brig Eliza, Kitchen, from Philadelphia, under quarantine. Schouner Champlin, Hamilton, at Vera- Cruz, from New-Orleans. Ship Prosperity, Gtay of this: port, has arrived at Savannah, in a very leaky condi- tion—she was from Cork, bound to New- York. CHARLESTON (S. C.) Feb. 1. Messrs. Russell c'f Cutler, For the information of your merchants, haying 'easiness at this place, you will Łlea ie to publish the following rules, established by our chamber of commerce : i',u endorsing bills of exchange, 5 per ct. On sales, do. On purchases and remitances, do. On procuring freight, the amount, do. On collecting freight, do. On advancing money to masters, do. On collecting money by power of attorney, , • do. On remitting do. in produce or mer- chandize, ' do. On effecting insurance, h per ct. On remitting inbillsof exchange, 25 per ct. Exchange 4' flc-Exc/ta/ige. On bills protested in any of the United States of America, with lawful interest from the date of protest, and all customary charges, 10 per ct. On Europe, 19 per ct. Shi/ifiing Charges. On rice, coopering, dryage & vvharf- a;r> do. do. On Uirpe.it.iiu-, do. Tar, do. Pitch, do. NORFOLK, March 5. Arrived, ship Herald, Murphy, 52 days from Cork. Sch'r Charming Nancy, 6 days from Cape Ann Sch'r William, Johnston, 23 days from Tobago. On the 8th ult.left there the brig Juno, Rankin,of Kennebunk, to sail for Bos- ton in '20 davs ; sch'r Union, Town, do. do. in IS days ;'bria; Harriot, May, of and for Boston in 15 days. Sch'r Richmond, Williams. 26 days from St. Thomas. On the 11th utt. lat. 30, 30, long. 73, 80, spoke the sch'r Fancy, Baker, 6 days from New-York, for Jamaica. Sch'r Jefferson, Carlton, 3 days from N- York. Sch'r Fair Trader, Vanarne, 3 days.fromN. York. Sloop Friendship, A. Vat, 3 days from N. York. Sloop Mahala, Pryer, 9 days from Savan- nah, bound forN. Y. in distress, having lost her rudder and sustained other damages. Entered, ship Herald, Murphv,Cork; brig Celia, M:Ketizie,St. Thornas ; "sdrs Willi- am, Johnson, Tobago ; Jane, Pearson, Phi- ladelphia ; B'ichmond,Williams, Martini,pie. March 6. Arrived, sloop Ann, Snow, 31 days from Nassau, N. P. ; sch'r Kitty-Ann, Franklin, 36 days from Jamaica, for Philadelphia, in distress. March 7. Entered, sloop Ann, Saow, Bermuda. Cleared, brig Age'ftoria, Yonton, Jamaica; setts Tftree-Sisters, Rich",'Baltimore; Swift, Seaward, St. Thomas ; Iris, Moffat, Matan- zes. Tobacco, exclusive of drayage,Els9 per. hhd. Ifedigo, per bbl. of ,300 wt. in proportion, 2s6 Deer skins, exclusive of .cooper- age and packing, ls9 per hhd. Do. in bundles, do. Is. Cotton, per bale, do. 7d. I am yours, respectfully, A MERCHANT. Is. per bbl, do. do. 0d. per j bbl. do. do. Is. do. do. «d. do. do. 6d. FEDERAL GAZETTE,. THURSDAY, MARCH 12. His Britannic M ajesty's frigate Melampus, and sloop of war Halifax, have arrived in Hampton Roads—the former from Bermuda and the latter from Halifax. The ship Enterprise, Packwood, with a special messenger and treaty, has arrived a New-York. She sailed the isth January.-— It is said the messenger has arrived in town. The schooner Bell, Hndgeon, of Baltimore, was left at Antigua 1st February, to sail in 15 days. Extract of a letter from a respectable charac- ter in Nashville, Tennessee, dated the %lh if February. " This part of the country is now quiet, and all uneasiness subsided which had arisen on account of the meditated conspiracy of in-. Oil this subject, every thing was magnified in the Atlantic states. Wo pari of tfc* government is more stron^fy attached to the \y\\ ¦ than tliis. Paople here cKpros'! ;:,.!,; lari IB .it the abuse of power, un- der the cloak of office, at New ()i leans. The conduct of Burr, hwwever cri ninal, will not warrant the aoase of p iwer in .. thi r». [Washington Federalist J] There is a report, which has been current in town yesterday and to-day, thai on Mon- day an e:: press a- *. ,--ed at the :^-at of govern- ment, charged with dispatches from govern- or Claiborne, of the Orleans territory. These dispatches are said to state, that a war with Spain has become inevitable—that the Span- iards have become inSufl-Vrably insolent— that they are collecting at different points in considerable force, and, as softie have the report, that they have sctuallj crossed Hie Sabine, and have taken possession of their former position in the neighborhood of Nat- chitoches. We know not what degree of credit is due to this report ; but sonit of the know- ing-ones speak of it as true heyo.id I ubt. The National Intelligencer of this morning is silent on the subiect. iUid ] Extract of a letter, dated New-Orleans. fan, 2yf/.>, from a source entitled to the highest credit, to a gentleman in this city. " Gen. Wilkinson's conduct is much censured here. I do not approve all his acts—but my impressions are, that he is faithful to his country, & is actuated by the best motives. " I do not consider the danger as over. Burr has many partizans on the western water1;, and I suspect many well wishers in this, and perhaps your territory. But I ne- vertheless hope that all will yet be well." [Nat, Intel.] E-tract of a letter jrom a gentleman of un- doubted veracity, dated Natobem, Jth keb. to his friend at Washington City. " Col. Burr'i arrival here has caused a great busile, and aimost stopped all business. Pie has been brought befora • cat here, who had no jurisdiction in his case ; and a grand jury has been fund, wh 1 I aire not only acquitted him, but presented the go- vernment for meddling- with him. Ii this is conceived abroad to be 1 he sentiment of the-people of-this territory, it will be very wrong, for it is quite the contrary. This was a iury packed by------------He has since made his escape, and the executive have this morning issued a proclamation, offering 2,000 d ,liars to any one who will take him up again, it being all a botched affair. I hope this presentment may not be misconceived by the general government ; for lean confidently' say that there is no part of the union more averse to a separation in general, than this territory; although some things in the land law, have given much umbrage." _________ Sale by Auction. On FRIDAY, The 13th instant, at the auttion-roomK corner qf Miri-et and Shiiiespeare-streets, tsiitl com- merce the salt of the Stuck in 'Trade of a perso.H declining the Grocery Business ; J-nwHgst which are, Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, Holland Gin, Aiiligiui Spirits, Cherry Bounce, A choice assortment of Supar, ill barrels, And sundry articles of Ship Furniture, On 60 days credit for approved paper. JOSEPH CJLAUK, Aucfr. March 12. _________ IMew Wolesale Store. Lafittg & Duche. No. SO, BALTIMORE-STREET, Save jus.t received a larve assortment of Frenen and English Goods, Which the offer for sale very low for cash or approved notes, C0NSI8TJ.NO OF Phdn Taffetas, assarted in color, Striped do. Figured Satin, IVelong-, S.-is,-net, 5-6 and 7A Drima.U Shawls, 5-6 and 7-4 serged do. do. White, ros^ami black, Ladies'and Man'* Side Stockings, Plain and figured Mantua Ribbons, Stamped do. do. Extra Ions;' and short Silk Glove*, Do. do. Kid Gloves, Crapes assorted in colors, Cambric Linen, Thread and Cotton Lapes, 1 box of Fanoy English Goods, 1 do. of Sey/s Chintzes, Bandannas, assorted in colors, Choppa Romal, Silk, Morocco and Cotton Suspenders, Velvet and Morocco Pocket Books, An assortment of Ladies' rich Combs, Artificial Flowers, &c » N. B. several boxes of the above, calculat- ed foe -exportation, entitled to debenture. March 12 dlgt This ii to give Notice, That the subscribers, livinjgin Charlestown, in Cecil comity, have obtained from the or- phan's court of Cecil county, in Maryland, letters of administration on the personal estate of Thomas Ycnnians, late of said county, de- ceased : All persons haying claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, will) the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, on or before the eighth day of September next; they may otherwise by law be excluded, from all benerit. of .lie said estate.. Given under our hands this second day of March, in the year of our Lord eig-hlcen hun- dred and seven. JOHN HASSON, 7 SAMUEL HOGG, I Tfie-CharikthlePolemic Society MET, agreeabh to lOtice, at the Pant'.i-, a, when the following question was d scttsacd . Whether hits r-':--..': \ ; 1 at Ifilhinicn or Aaron ihor, as stated, Uicn ¦tmjci dange- rous to civil Liherty ? After a very a Lmated debate j in which a tdl! investigation of the causes a'id conse- quences of r.iie late treasonable cofrspifacy and ..;,.,- proceeding- of the military powi-r were fully investhyated, m the rposti-m be- i:< pu! and there not appearing 4 decided in jovity, it was de -ne-d prudent to pass it without decisSsn. Chi/ens present, 142. . . p far next faturJay evening. 1st. W prosecutions lor libels oug-lrt tb ed be permitted to give the truth in evidence as matter of .justification ? 2d. Which lias the greatest influence on tl human mind—climate or government ? 3d. V/'.icli is the most prevalent prinei in the female br::ast, the love of wcah h ty or merit ! The Soc'eu meet eve'y Saturday ¦ at 7 i*'elock, at the '' D lieon, :iiW ; ¦ una of debate will be taken ':•:¦ suce published. Pi-ice of admittance, 12 1 Ever) person has the pri on tha question, by pcrtoi'si on dent. March 12. / Adm'rs. March 12. lav.'lt* Robert & John Fergusson Have, RE MOVED from the head of Smith's wharf, to No. 77, on the same wharf. » iVhuT.h 12.___________________________ WilS be offered for sale at the Horse-Market, on S.vrr»_sY next, a large YoMir- HULL, of the English bre«d Mars- 12, u_t Notice. Tire Subscriber requests all tho e ii to the estate of Thomas HoCklicki, !>• Anne Arundle county^aeceased, eil ex '¦¦ lore h':r, death or since, forpropert; -uvchas ed at the saie-'1-' the cliV-cts of ti:esai., deceas- ed, to maki ore, payment i- the sub. scriber, or to Mr. j >sepli Eva«s in Annapo. ',i">, who is authorised to rccive lb - same. A'so, those who have claims _ga it a!.i(i estate, to ina!:c them •oiomi to thi Bai ' Joseph. Evans. The subscfiher g res fu-the-r notice that all Ox se >. .ki consider them^t .-ea as U13 legal tie.rs of the said Thomas Book! old, .'i st appear befi.-e the orphan's court of Anne Arundle county, in Maryland,- on ot before the 3d day of May 1.8-:i7, and pro-. 3 themselves as .such, before tiiey can re- ceive a distributive share of tha e.tate of die said Tlioirus Rockhofd GEO COHAWAT, _<_mr. March 12._______ 2nw-8i|| __ I he subscriber offhrs for sale, „ THE Dwelling .;OUS and CA1 Ll'N, at present occupied by him, situate on th» Hooks'-town turnoike mad, a short distal ce from St, Mary's College It fonts on the road seventy four feet, and rims back 200 feet, to ¦ twenty feet alley. Tee Garden is as high. Iy Improved as any in the e.^.-ons of the city, and planted with tb ¦ choicest Shrubs, Flowers and Fruit Trees ; and has the advantage of a. singularly well constructed Green lions,-, wdrh requires no artificial heat during the severest winters, and is at present stocked. with a collection of the choicest P-ants, all which will 'e sold together. The purchas- er may be accommodat-d with a small Lotad- joini::!- twelve feet wide, and one hundred I'ett deep, on which is erected a frood three horse frame Stable As any person wishitjg to purchase will view th . premiscsahy further description is deemed unnecessary. JOHN HENRY HOSKYNS. March 12._________eoloi For Sale, Or will be given, for good paper, A two story Brick HOUSE k LOT, in a healthy part of the city ol Baltimore, and des- cribed on a plait of said city, No 294, fronting on Duke-stcect40.feet and ruining back 10J feet Said house is newly built of the I materials and completely finished, with lire- walls, &c a good dry cellar, two good rooms on the lower floor, &e The property is in fee simple. To any person d,soused to purchase, terms will be accomn o luting and a deed, "iv- eri. For terms, apply at said iiousc, or a; No. 89, Fleet-street, Fell's Point. March 12.________ _________eo^t|| Charles Wi"gman WAN T S T 6 CHAR T E _?, A fast sailing ! CMOONER, from 3 'o 700 bbls. burthen, ...y- to a neutral port in the VVest- ngor Irlirs, out only, or out and home, to which immediate dispatch will h_ fciven.___________March 12.____________d .t _ 1 he Subscribers FEKt. themselves under the painful neces- sity 0 hotifying their Creditors of tlieir in- tention to apply to Baltimore County Court, at its next sittings, for the benefit of the in- solvent laws of this state. DAVID C. STEWART, WILLIAM P. .STEWART, LLOYD BUCHANAN. Mar©! 1 12._________________d In pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of Baltimore county, tho-suO- scriber luid expose to public sale on the pre- mises, on TUESOAT, the seventeenth day of March, next, at 10 o'cloci, on a credit of six months, Two HOUSES and LOTS of Ground si- tuate on Pnilpot-street, and two other va- cant LOTS situate on Q-i -en -street, on Fell's. Point ; the above being the late residence of William Hayes, deceased. ELIZABETH HAYES, Adm'r. Of William I laves. The sale of the above property is univrUl- ably postponed until the 17th day of M iy next. March 12.__________________caotHTth My The Stockholders of the BALTIMORE JEAST INDIA COMPANi; Are requested to send ii their notes, at the office adjoining the Custom-House, on o. be- fore the 14-th instant. By order of the hoard, T. HIGlNBOTilOM, Secretary. March 11.___________c.-t____ Land for Sale by Auction. To be sold on Thursday, the 19th March next, at half past 11 o'cloci, at the vendue 'ixaleoouse, at the corner of Second and Frederick-street*, AN excellent gracing FARM, containing 552 3-4 acres, situate in Patapsco Neck, 'J or 10 miles ti-om Baltimore, on the road to North- Point, and on the waters of Patapsco 1 ml Back Rivers—formerly the residence of W 111. Lynch, deceased, and will be sold pursuant to his last will. One-fourth Of the ; »• ¦dn.se money to be paid in two months, the reside in one and two years. Bonds 011 interest, with approved security, will be required, Those who wish to view the premises, will pi ;;se to :-!,:,;: • application to Mr Battoe, re- siding thereon. THOMAS CHASE, Auc'r. February 7 _ _ -:lv'____!___,. GOOD .PHILADELPHIA. Prill tin Ink FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.