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From-th; KoffiV: Ledger, t>f March 6. Spain.'-*-There is something mysterious in the conduct of S^ain at this moment, that merits attention. It is a fact, that a British frigate lately went to Vera Cruz and took in ¦ three millions of dollars, with which she sailed about the later end of January. Two other British frigates were momently ex- pected, (and some reports say that they had arrived) to take off eight millions more. We know of a certainty that several Ame- rican vessels have been hired to go to La . Vera Crux, to take off specie. These ves- • sels have Spanish peTWiissions of course, and they are furnished with British passports. ' These tilings would not be done without an understanding between the two govern- ments. A file of Paris papers to the 28th Decem- ber, which was received last night, contain some papers which notice Spain in tenno that prove that her conduct Us excited some attention in France, and that it has been felt in Spain. Those who know the state of the press in both countries will make due allowance for the caution with" which they speak. A Paris Journal of the 16th of Dec. thus remarks : " In the critical situation to which the enemies of Francs have been reduced in so short a time, it is nit wonderful that for , want of uuarmy capable of resisting, they Shou'd b4w sought easier .and more shame- ful means of fighting htr. We mightrauge under this head, the absurd conjectures, form *d upon some military dispositions ofSpain" —(then speaking of Austria, and alluding to an article under':he Madrid head, the journ - alist adds) — " '.he court of Spain has every thins* to gaifk in Hie -alliance to which it lias • remained faithful; and that of Vienna, be- ing at length fully awakened to its own in- terests, sees in the new order which is pre- paring, the end of those political convulsi- ons that have so long rent Europe. " We shall soon have occasion to expati- ate more at large upon this important sub ject." The following is the article alluded to : Madrid, November I. "We have been greatly surprised here at the strarrge interpretation given by a French '• Journal to the proclamations which had been made lor the purpose of putting our .jm'litary forces on a more formidable footing, preventing the aggressions « hich the situa- tion of Europe might lead Spain to appre- hend, anri those dangers which the genius of. Napoleon has so soon caused to disap- pear. Closely connected as Spain has been for several years past with France, both by her csmrnercial interests and by her policy, as soon as she saw the war break out on the continent, she put herself in a pasture either to assist her ally or to resist the enterprizss which England might make, either by her- self or by her aid of the powers engaged ill the coalition newly formed against France. Nothing assuredly but a profound ignorance of the real situation of this country could -occasion a doubt as to the part it had taken between a powerful nation which can do "every thing to defend us, and is in want of nothing to do us injury, and an enemy em- ployed for these five years past, in destroying -tar navy, undermining our trade, pillaging -our treasures, and laying waste our colonies with the torch oi rebellion. BOSTON, March 7. Arrived, brig Dean, Morse, 32 days from D&merata, and 12 from St. Thomas. Left at Denierara, Grace, Spencer, for New- York. Same day, shipHerraoine, capt. Hopkins, 39 days from Liverpool. Same day, brig Dispatch, tap*- Brown, from the Isle of France, pat into Table Bay, Cape Good Hope, on the 26th Nov. where she was embargoed 31 days, sailed from thence on the 27th Deo. The ship Geor- giami, (compsnys packet) which was bound to Buenos Ayres. (River Plate) arrived near :that port, and found it in the hands of the Spaniards, was fired upon by them and shot aivay some of the rigging. She put back and arrived at the Cape, and *.r mght this intelligence, which occasioned the em- 'bargo, until some ships arrived from Eng- land—they had no accounts of sir Home .Popham's fleet for upwards of 4 months.— Left, Harper, Lander, from Madrass, to sail the same day for Salem ; brig Essex, capt. Denny, from St. Helena, and bound there, to sail in 20 d.iys. Ship Martha, .capt. Bair, from N. Yoik ; ship John ¦ Dodge, from Salem ; brig Tropic, Miller, had just sonic to anchor in the outer par* of the bay, from St Helena. Feb. 22, lat. 31, long. 69', 3c, sch'r Gov.jCarver, of Ply- mouth, 10 days from Wilmington, N. C. for Barbados. Same day, ich'r Betsy, Hammond, from Havana, 38 days. Same day, via the Vineyard, barque Packet, Johnson, Bordeaux, 60 days. March 8. Arrived, the shin Golden Age, Emery, Calcutta, but last from Salem. NEW-YORK, March 13. Arrived, ship Manchester Packet, Coffin, 47 days from Liverpool (having sailed only 2 days before the James, and not a week as reported.) Spoke, Feb. 19, lat. 46, long. 45, 50, schr. Delaware, 16 days from Amsterdam, 24th, lat. 43, long. 52, 20, brig Industry, Bradley, 9 days from Bostc-jj, for Amsterdam. The brig Governor Trumbull, Burr, 10 days from Charleston. The brig Rochland piled-6 hours before the G. T. for New- Yoik. The schr. Friendship, Smith, was (0 sail the. next day ; the. brig Speculator Lee ; arid .sloop Mary-Ann, in '3 davs, all for .New-York. Passenger in the G. T. M>"- Ch-pman. Cleared, brig Pantfery Hall, Cir^ bi St. Dim'in.-'O ; William, Andrews, Gtiadaloupe; MaW-Aniij Scad, Manm^uc ; Schr. I tude, Bells, Porto-Rico; Huntres*, Mont- gomery, Phi^-delphia. March 14. Arrived, tbe new ship Brutus, Bunce, 7 days from Portsmouth. The brig Bulia, Dixon, from Point-Pe- tre, Guadaloupe, and 3.1 days from Antigua (where she was detained 22 days) left ship Mary, Fuller, from Charleston to Laguira, detained ; ship Martha Washington, from Savannah for London, in distress ; schr. Isabella, Carman, from Martinique for Phi- ladelphia, libelled ; ship Independence, Griffith, from Point-Petre for New-York, do ; schr. New-Bethiah, Hall from Marti- nique for Philadelphia do ; schr. Lark, Thompson, next day for Boston; brig Thomas, from New-Haven, with stock ; brig Benjamin, Little, of do. to sail in 4 days 5 brig Freqlove, Hughes, of Phila- delphia, from Charleston, in distress ; sloop-------, of Duxbury, in distress, her mast sprung ; brig Mildred, Spence, from Philadelphia for Laguira, cleared Feb. 18, claimants paying coits. The brig Rolld, from Cayenne for New-York, sent into St. Kitts, and libelled. The brig Ann Maria, White, of New-Haven, had arrived at St. Kitts. Spoke, going into St. Johns, schr. Peace, Stanford, of Newburyport, from P. Petre, taken by the St. Lucia privateer. The brig Greyhound, Smith, of New-Ha- ven, 20 diy. from St. Thomas. Passenger, in Lisle, late of the brig James, from Trinidad for New-York, put in there in dis- tress, and condemned as unsea worthy. The brig Matilda, Dodge, 01 days from St. Pierres, Martinique. The ship Grate, Spencer, of New-York, had arrived about a days before, from Denierara. March 5, in hit. 36, long. 72- 80 poke brig------, Brown, 35 days from Denierara, for New-York ; captain Brown, that clay, had spoken the schooner Akross, Selby, 14 days from Gua- daloupe, for New York. The schooner Alpha, Stoddard, i2 days from Wilmington, N.C. The schooner Clarissa, Henshaw, from Point Petre, Guadaloupe, and 26 days from Antigua. The Clarissa was sent in by the Camilla privateer, and while captain II. was at tne register's office, the privateersmen took two trunks of dry goods from onboard. The Clarissa sprung a leak after being out U days, and both pumps have been kept con- stantly going ever since. The schooner William and Susan, Kir. wan, 18 da3'5 from Fredericksburg. Left the Capes in co. with schr. Providence, from Richmond, and schr. Rli7a and Sally, from Fredericksburg, both for New-York. The schooner Henry Dentson, Thorp, 9 days from Washington, N. C. The sch'r Rising Sun, Borden, 12 days from Norfolk. The sch'r Alonzo, Darling, from N. Caro- lina. XThe sch'r Live Oak, Burr, 14 days from Nassau, N. P. The sloop Concord, had ar- rived from N. Y. and sailed 2 days before for N. Carolina. The sch'r Katy Maria was to sail in 3 days lor N York. The sch'r Clarissa, Pond, 11 days from Wilmington, N. C. The sch'r Hope, Ramblet, 28 days from St. Pienes, TVlart. l>ft, brig Maria, in lo days fur N. Y. ; brig Ruth, Chase, sailed 2 days before for do - brig Drmmnond of Phi ladelphia, for the Main ; sch'r Fair Trader, of N. Y. from Barbados ; brig Alexander in 8 days for Philadelphia. 3 days ago. in sight of Cape Slay, spoke ship Venus, of'N. York, 48 days from Amsterdam for Pnila delphia. The sch'r Sophrolia, Jenkins, from Win- ton N. C. The .sloop Richard, from Wilmington, Dei. The sch'i Weymouth, capt. Weymouth, IS days from Richmond. March '6. Cleared, ships Orion, M'Millen, Amster- dam ; Ann, Gieenhill, Jamaica ; brigs Rajah, Conkling, St. Thomas ; Robert Barclay, lira ley. London ; Venus, Densmore, Jamai- ca ; schs. Three Friend*, Fisher. Phihidel phi.i ; d.unaut, Cobb, Boston-, sloops Jersey, Dickey, Baltimore; Providence, Curry, Pro. vidence. PHILADELPHIA, March 16. Arrived, ships Benjamin Franklin* Wicks, Calcutta, t:a days ; Venn*, King, Amster- dam, 48 ; Hamburg ship Henrietta,------, Oporto, 40 ; brigs Polly and Betsy, Selby, Haw.rui, 16 : Jefferson, Waters, St. Pierres, 36 ; Jane, Parsons, Guadalrnpe, 26 ; sch's Sally, Griffiths, Bassatevre, via Antigua, 27 ; friendship, Rider, Boston, 23 ; Eliza, Ran dies, Boston, 13; President, Lewis, Yarmouth i5 : sloop P.dly, Norris, R. Island, 9. Cleared, ship Fair Trader, Cooper, Ts.le of France ai d Canton ; Charlotte, Lowder, Al- tona [sch's Five Brothers, Stevens, Antigua; Industry, Bradford, Boston; Citizen, Howes,' Boston. Ship Three Sisters, Jacobson, for St. Tho- mas ; ship Union, Jacobs,for Liverpool, with about 20 vessels went to sea on Tuesday. Arrived on Saturday last, 6hip B. Frank- lin, captain Wickes, 112 days from Cal- cutta. Left Sand Heads, l?,th of Novem- ber, spoke in the river, 8th November, ship Richmond, Thackara, of and from Phi- ladelphia. 10th, spoke ship Levant, of Boston, from Leghorn, all well. Same day, ship "Venus, King, 48 days from Amsterdam, sailed inco. with the ship Speedwell, Wills, of and Fc.r Philadelphia. Left there the ship Dispatch, Benncrs, and ship Hamet from Philadelphia. Spoke on the — inst. in lat. 39, long 63, the ship Intrepid from this port for Bristol, 3 days I out. Same day arrived, the brig Jane, captain I Pearson, from Bassaterre, (Gaud.) in 26 days to the Capes. March 17. British brig Elizabeth, Cal field, from Jac- nie), for the United States, is captured by a French privateer. _____ ~FoFb&le7~ 10 pipes Cogniac Brandy, 1 OdSe of Silk Stockings, &.C 4 chests LUtadoea, Liverpool Stoved Salt, ish Canvas, rtaorteo, London Particular- Madeira Wine, injpipes and hogsheads, 5000 fiunuyJJags. Apply to JOHN SHERLOCK. FEDKR/VL GAZETTE¦ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. The rulers and the citizens of this state should be made acquainted with the perse- vering spirit which prevails ?vnong our neigh- bor's relative to internal improvements. We consider the time which may be bestowed by our fellow citizens in perusing a late re- port to the Pennsylvania legislature, on this subject, and which will be found in ouv pa. per this evening, by no means lost or ill spent. A New-York paper, of March r4, says, the president of the United States has or- dered a detachment of troops to the western territory, to escort Burr to the seat of go- vernment, as a prisoner of state. To adopt the style of a celebrated author on the sci- ence of cooking, the government may say, "first catch Burr, then," Sec. FIRE. About 2 o'clock, P. M. yesterday, a fire broke out in the stable of Mr. James Brown, Old-Town. The stable was consumed, and an adjacent building considerably damaged ; but the activity of the fire-companies and citizens generally prevented further mischief. In addition to the intelligence received in the papers, by capt Messervy, he states that Bonaparte arrived in Paris about the 2oth January, that he was collecting more troops and putting into requisition as many as he could find ; that 14,000 men were required from Bordeaux to join the grand army in ¦ Poland; that there had been several recent actions with the Russians, and that in the last battle, in which each army consisted 0/ 140,000 men, the Russians gained th- advan- tage. [Boston Gaz.~\ By the last accounts from Constantinople, it appears that an English squadron, seven ships of war, under admiral Louis, has ar- rived near the Dardanelles ; admiral Louis had sent a frigate up to the city; possibly to concert measures with the Russians. A t Montego Bay, Jan. 30, schr. Henrietta, Pearson, for Baltimore, next day. Sloop "New-Jersey, from Great Egg Har bor, arrived at New York, informs, that the brig-------, Shaw, of Portsmouth, from Hon- duras, went on shore at that place on Sunday the 8th instant. Lost her rudder ; cargo nearly all landed. Such are the hles*ed effects resulting from the vaccine or cow pock inoculation, that in the city of Glasgow, in Scotlarid. (which contains as many inhabitants as New-York) during the last year only fifteen children have died of the small pox. In the year 1797, the number was two hundred and thirty-four. (W. T. paper.] PORT OF BALTIMORE. EKTEFEDf Ship Edward, Lewis, Liverpool Ann, Billups, Batavia Brirr Hunter, Rider, Havana Sch'r William & John, Davis, Plymouth Sloop Rover, "Warton, New-York CLEARED, Snow George, Spafford, Amsterdam Sch'r Mary, Almeda, Havana John & Elcy, Murphy, Guadaloupe Rainbow, Fulton, St. Thomas From the Merchants' Coffee-Bouse Boohs. March 17. Arrived, ship Edward, Lewis, 75 days from Liverpool—salt, crates and dry goods -John Wood & Co. Spoke February 28, lat. 36, 19, long. 73, 46, schr. Phoebe, Mal- comb, from Baltimore, for Lisbon', out 3 days. March 13. Also, brig Hunter, Rider, 18 days from Havana—Sugar—Lemuel Taylor. Also, sloop Nancy, Sellers, 36 day from St. J^jro—Sugar and Coffee—G. Topkins and Co. The ship Erin, Stevenson, from Bom- bay, and a ship under foreign colors, are in the bay. {£3* In consequence of the Society of St. Patrick, having engaged to dine this dry at the Globe Inn, the meeting of the Anacreontic Society is postponed to Thursday Evening, the 19th instant; luhen a full meeting is expected. March 17. 8r§ Sale by Auction. TO-MORROW MORNING, The 19th inst. at half past 10 o'clock, at the vendue viarehoiise, at the earner of Second and Frederick-streets, will commence the saleof DRY GOODS; Among which arc, 11 bales Guer.ihs, 2 bales Blue and White Striped Linens, 1 case Diaper Table Cloths, 1 do. Cambrick Muslins, 1 do. Cotton Baises, and A variety of articles assigned to trustees, without reserve, for cash. And at 12 o'eloch, 46 hhds. and 36 barrels good 2d quality ftttgar, 7b bag-s Coffee, 12 do. 1st quality green do. 52 boxes White and Brown Sugar, 11 pipes Holland Gin, 54 tierces of the. 1st quality Rice, 100 boxes Prunes, and 4o casks Haisins, 10 casks London Bottled Porter, 1.30 eases Clar.t, of 1. dozen each, 36 quarter chests Hyson/) TRA m u_ 20 do. Koung Hyson, ^bevg, cmVit_ 40 do. Hvson Slim, J ' THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. March IS. Two or three Apprentices to the Gah'met-maVner buntieM are wanted. Apply nt this OI'.'; March IB. 2'.iw"t BOOK AUCTION. THIS PRESENT e'.V::Nl\TG, March 18lh, Will i>e sold a: our ,hi:t.ion ixoom, No- 15T4 1-2, Market -street, a great variety of >iE\V fe SECOND-HAND BOOKS, Catalogues of which may be had at the place of Sale. COLE & I. BONSAL, Auctr's. March 18._______;___________\________ Sale by Auction. On SATURDAY, The 21,rf instant, at 12 a'-.lack, at the auctian roam at '.he head of Erederick-strcctdo:f,-iviU be Sold the entire cargo of the schooner'Belle, from Martinique, consisting of IS.) hhds. first and second quality Musco- vado Sugar, 4 hhds. Clared do. Ill bags _CaiTacas Cocoa. ALSO, 148 bags first quality Green Coffee, 10 pipes Bordeaux Brandy, 20 chests Young Hyson Tea, 10 do. Hyson do. 20 do. Hvson Skin &. Souchong do. &c, &c. VAN WYCK. & DORSEY', Auct'rs. March 18._________ '__________ Sale by Auction. By order of the orphan's court will be sold to-mor- row afternoon, Thursday the 19.h, at 3 o'clock precisely', on O' Donnell's mhaif, near the head if Frederick-street dock, .j '¦ . The Schooner SC" JAMES, Burthen about 450 barrels, with all her tackle and apparel as she arrived from sea, .an inventory of which may be seen on board previous to the sale THOMAS 'CHASE, Auct'r. March 18^_________ ____________^__^ Sale bv Auction. On SATURDAY, The 21s? instant, at 12 o'clock, will be sold at IVatcrs's wharf, Fetl's-Point, on a liberal credit, -JljEv The remarkably fine Ship ,^MMvT 'P L-.I Z A, E'«CilQfe>3r' With all her sails, rigg'ng Jsli*sS38s3 tackle and apparel, as she Ar- rived from sea. She is about six years- old, sails fast, and will carry about 3000 bi An Inventory may be seen on board and at tbe vendue office, previous to the sale. THOMAS CHn.SE, Auct'r. Murch 18. ____________—_^_———-———- ¦ f ¦ For Sale, 52 hhds. Sugar, 55 bbls. do. ' 13 do. first quality American Bees Wax, 12 seroon, Flotant Indigo, All ejititled to drawback, ALSO, r~*£>. The Schooner SSV HENRY. \^iMr^ Burthen 100 tons, a remarkable -Pi£*- fast sailing vessel, and nearly new. For terms' apply to JACOB ADAMS. _ March 18. _______________dfit For New-Orleans, The Ship COMET, Captain Hart; She' will be ready to sail in about 10 davs, and is now taking in her cargo at the Coffee.House wharf, at the Point— Apply to the captain on beard for freight or passage, or to WILLIAM TAYLOR. Wro has far sale, Qneensware, well assorted for exportation ; Campeachy Logwood • Fustic; Mahogany and Nicuragua wood ; 100 bbls. first qualiiy Ca- raccas Cocoa ; 80 casks Nails and Spikes, suitable, for ship building; and 4 bags Tur- nip Seed from Liverpool, eaid to be of a very superior quality. March XJl_________, coltjl The Packet Brig Lioness, M. Dove, master, Tor Charleston, S. Carolina, -"#' will sail on Saturday the 2Tst %SSi----s9p« inst. I'or height of 100 bar- rels, or passage, apply to the captain on board at Baker's wharf, Fell's-point, or roULKF. & KARRICK, Who have for sale, Now landing from on 'board the sc.h'rMary, capt. E. Evans, from Montego Kay, 55 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Rum. In st:a e, 50 bales Upland Cotton, 19 tierces new Rice, Madeira and Port Wine, Imperial and Young Hyson Teas, Timento in bags and barrels, A lew tons Logwood. March 18.____________^___________ d4t George Remtzei, No. 61, Smith's wharf, Has just received and offers for sale, 32 hhds. T Mniicovado Sugars, entitled 4 tierces, Vtockbentm.e- 5 bbls. J 140 barrels New Pork, 11 half barrels Lard, 20 bales Cotton. On hand, . 400 barrels Herrings, 25 ditto Mackerel, 16 tierces Train Oil. March 18. ' . eo8t S. I>ytton, 118, Market-street, Has received a variety of Fashionable Bonnets, Suitable for spring. ALSO., A few cases of nice Leghorn Bonnets, which can be sold at reduced prices per the dozen March 18. d Spring Goods & Earthen Ware, Received per ship Edward, capt. Lewis, from IJverpoal and for sate by John Wood ik Co. No. 18, Calvert-street, 51 fi crates Earthen Yv'are, 116 packages Seasonable Goods, Among Tihich are, Fine and common .Printed Calicoes, Cambric and Narrow JDimities, 4 4 and 6 4 Cambric Muslins, Ditto Book ¦ do. Fancy Muslins, Ginghams, Nankeens, Grandcrells, Brace?, Cotton Hosiery, Velveteens, Printed Vel- vets, Sewing SHks, AdeijhiaTuread, Sec. &c. .,:...; eh 13. d By order of the orfrfiftns* court. THIS 13 TO CIV3 NOTICE, TH -VT the subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans' c M.nnou- county, in rs of Haminislrafipfi de bonis iion on the personal estate of Richurd Lem« ¦itiraore county, deceased; All persons having claims against the said decent d, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with tbe vouchers thereof, to the sub. seriber, on at before the 30th day of Sejyem- ber next, tliey may . the'rwise by law he ex- cluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given ucder my hand this 18th day of March, 1807. ROBERT LEMMOlCi Administrator de bonis nen of R. Lemmon. N. B. If any correct demands still exist against tl>6 estate of Joshua Lemmon, de- ceased, they will be paid by applying as above, March 18.__________________ "..uv 6", NOTICE. ft being absolutely necessary to bring to a final close the business of the late bouse of Lemmon p.nd Campbell, those still indebled are requested no longer to defer payment, as in such cases suits must be instituted. A.ny pr per demands against said concern, will ba paid on application to tiie subscriber, surviv- ing partner. ROBERT LEMMON. March 13,____________________ d!2t AUCTION ~ AND Commission Business. THE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they have formed an establishment in the AUC- TION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the firm of R. LEMMON & CO. to be conducted by Robert Lemmon j who, with thanks for the support received while conducting the concern of Lemmon and Campbell, will endeavor by an urn-emitting attention to the present establishment to give satisfaction to those who may favor him with their business. The usual advances will be made on con- signments ; the Warehouse, the same for- merly occupied by Lemmon and Campbell, at . the head of Gay-s" reel dock, is now ready foe the reception of merchandize, and in a few d;.ys tbe stated sales will commence as for- merly, on Mondays. Immediate attention will be given to sales of Vessels, Cargoes, Real Property, Stc. ROBERT LEMMON, LEVERING & NLLMS. March 18________ d' at The buoscriber Haviss obtained from-the Orphans' Court of Baltimore County, state of Maryland, let- ters of administration on the personal estate of Captain John Langley, late of said county, deceased, doth hereby warn all persons having claims against said Langlr}', to exhibit them legally authenticated on or before ihc- 15th day of October next, or they may otherwise by- law be excluded from any benefit in the divid- end of said estate. Given under niv hand this 12th day of March, 1807. , WILLIAM BRAWNER, Adm'r. March 18, V807.____________law. Charitable Polemic Society, Met agreeably to notice, on Saturday even- ing last, and discussed the following Ques. tions : In prosecutions for libel',—ought the accus- ed be.pcrmfled to give the truth in evidence as a matter of justification ?—'\fter an ani- mated and spirited debate it was decided by a majority of 75 in the affirmative. Question for next Satnrday evening. Which,Is the most prevalent passion in the hear'; of Man—the love of Beauty, wealth oi» merit ! By particular desire, the following questions .- Can the conduct of General VV liiciuson, ass stated, be justified ? . Is it politic to prohibit commercial intt ¦- course hetweii this country and St. Domingo ? The Polemic Hall has been fitted up forded comfortable reception of ladies who would wish to honor it presence- Debate every Saturday. Every chair to bene'rT With punctilious attention to ne.'tncss, ac- curacy and expedition. March 18.__________________lawPt W .lilted i inniedkite i y, As an APPRENTICE to the Retail Dry Good business, a Lad of 14 or 15 y< ars old ; one from tbe country would be prefen ed. Ap- ply at 'lis Office. Matfh .§• d4tj]