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f«r New-Yoik in 3.; brig Lovely Lass, Tor
D V'.S MAIJLS. V&> hv fi j Ceres, do. ; and sloop Sally, Mart
I tin, do. March 17, lat. 37, 42, long.
72, spoke brig Regulator, Chase, 5g days
from Cadiz for N. York.
SlO'>p Sally, Read, 8 days from Alexan-
dria.
The schr. Brothers, Carse, 3 days from
Norfolk.
The schr. Jefferson, Carlton, from Nor-
folk.
The schr. Mary-Ann, White, from Fre-
dericksburg, and 4 days from the Capes.
Sailed inco. Fair American, for New-York.
Saw a schooner going into Norfolk, sup-
posed her the Rising States, from New-
York. On Friday evening, between Great
and Little Egg Harbor, saw a topsail schr.
ashore.
The schooner Welcome Return, Creigh-
ton, from Richmond, 3 days from Nor-
folk.
The schr. Ann and Elizabeth, James, 8
days from Fredericksburg.
The schooner Sally, Traves* 8 days
from Richmond.
The schr. Ann, Crcight n, 3 dnys from
Richmond. All the British ships had sail-
ed from Norfolk, exeept two.
The schr. David, L'Hommedieu, in 3
days from Philadelphia.
The schr. Dolphin, Spink, 6 days from
Newport.
Cleared, William and Susan, -------, A-
lexandria; Eliza and Sally, Ames, Freder-
icksbuig; Jane, Salmon, Richmond ; Ma-
hala, Fryer, Richmond; Thomas and De-
borah, Weeks, Edeuton.
BOSTON, March 16. -
Arrived, brig Hazard, Donnell, of Saco, '
from Martinique, 39 days and from Anti-
gua, in 26 days. The Hazard was sent into
Antigua, and acquitted- Left, at Mart, brig
Hope, Somes, of Gloucester, and two echs.
just arrived. At-Antigua, Feb. 10, schr.
Lark, Thompson, further proof, schr. En-
terprize, acquitted ; schr. Sally Ann, Chnm-
mings, further proof ; brig Mildred, Spence,
not tried ; ship Mary, Tnllen, do ; brig
Bulin, Dixon, do ; schr. Eagle, Havens,
do ; Isabella, Carman, do ; Clarissa, Hen-
sh.rv, part libelled ; Horizon, Jenkins,
condemned ; Hiram, Hall, not tried. The
Martha, Washington, of Gloucester, from
Norfolk to London, put in leaky, and was
to sail in 6 days.
The bvig Henry, M'Lellan, of Portland,
froniGuadaloupe, 31 days. Sailed in en.
with the brig Union, Libby, for Charleston.
Markets dull.
Match 17.
Arrived, schooner fpillian1, from Baltimore,
27 days. Left at Home'* Hole, on Friday,
brie; Sally, from Savannah, for Boston ;
"captain Freeman, in a brig, 80 days from
Point-Petre, having been blown oft the
coast three times, lost his mate and two sea-
men ; a Salem ship from Calcutta, belong-
ing to Mr. Grey.
Entered, Margaret, from Salem; Williams,
Baltimore.
Cleared, Nancy, Baltimore ; Susan and
fpilliaiti, ditto.
March 18.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.
Copy of a letter from Rotterdam of Jan. 9,
1807, to a. bouse in this'town.
'« We addressed you per this same oppor-
tunity to which we refer. We . wrote
you that several American vessels had
been arre'sted on account of their having
touched in England. This had naturally
created a .doubt whether American vessels
that had touched in British ports, would be
admitted in our ports ; and therfore an ex-
planation was asked from the king's minis-
ter, at the Hague ; who has answered, that
American vessels under such circumstances
¦would be admitted as heretofore, provided
their papers are in order, and they have not
taken on board any thing,in England—and
whatever letters should be put on board in
England, must immediately on.arrival, be
delivered to the commissary of marine, all
the ship's papers and documents must be pro-
duced, even the bills of the light money,
&c. in England, and none be concealed—
a:: otherwise it might give a suspicion as if
the voyage was illegal. Please to have this
published, as there is no time now to write
to other friends. We are, &c.
T. & A. CREMER."
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.
Arrived, brig Elizap Vanneman, St. Tho-
mas, 25 days.
Cleared, brig Brutus, Devereux, Havana ;
sch's 'Franklin, Smith, Cadiz ; Ranger,
Neal, St. Thomas, Deborah, Morey, Anti-
gua.
Below, schr. Kitty-Ann, Franklin, from
Jamaica, via Norfolk.
CH vMBKB OF COMMERCE.
Committee fur March. Robert Ralston,
Win. J. Miller, Jacob Si loemaker, Whi. P.
Me*ker, Wm. Newbold.
Extract of a letter from New-York, dated
March 22.
14 This morning arrived at this port, the
brig P has be. Wood, 77 days from Leghorn
and 56 from Gibraltar. The Captain in-
forms that there were 30 cruizing boats out
of Algesiras, which had captured a number
of American vessels, and sent them into
that port.
<* Also arrived, the brig Aurora, Miller,
and sch'r Enterprize, Fitzhngh, both in 17
days from Havana. On St. Patrick's day
off Cape Henry, capt. Fitzhugh heard a very
heavy firing, broadsides included, supposed
to be between some of the British ships and.
the Foudryant.
NEW-YORK, March 23.
Arrived,
The brig Actress, Puntine, 26 days from
Point-Petre, Guild. Left, the ship Howard,
M'Comb, of New-York ; schr. Sally-Ann,
Crammings, of ditto ; Northern Liberties,
Clougb, ditto j Happy Return, Tatem ; Lit-
tle Frank, ftogera ; Neptune, Mason ; brig
Philadelphia, Newell, and others. Lat. 21,
ibhg. 52, spoke schr.------, Lovell, from St.
Croix, for Boston; Lat. 31, Ion?;. 7 , 30,
spoke a brig from Wilmington, for St. Croix.
Lat. 38, 40", long. 81, 42, spoke brig Eliza,
44 days from Bordeaux, for New-York, with
the loss of her foremast and bowsprit.
The brig Ulysses, Tripp, from Guadeloupe,
and 42 davs from Antiguia. Feb. 28, lat.
34, 35, long. 69, 40, spoke schr. Resolution,
Darling, 3 days from New-York, for St.
Croix. March 9, lat. 37, 40, long. 73, 43,
spoke a brig from Lisbon, for Philadelphia.
The brig Aurora, Miller. 17 days from Ha-
vana. Left, ship Ambition, jUst arrived
from New-York ; ship Calliope, M'Donald,
in 13 days ; brig Havana Packet, in 5 ; and
brig Aspasia, in 20, all for N. York ; Union,
Dunham, in 10 ; Hannah, Lane, in 20 ; and
Old Colony, in 2, all for Boston ; schr. Fa-
vorite, of Philadelphia ; schr. Elizabeth and
Buthy, of Providence, for Mariel, and others.
The brig Phoebe, Wood, 77 days from
Leghorn, and 57 from Gibrrltar. Left, brig
Mati'iiet 1 of Kennebeck ; Thomas Jefferson ;
Hamlet. Tallman, of Bath; ship. Nymph, of
Baltimore ; Samuel Elam, ditto ; brig Wil-
liam, of Bath ; Superb, of Boston ; a ship
from New-York, at quarantine ; BeUisarius,
of Salem ; brig Paulina, of Boston ; schr.
Betsy, Fulshire, of New York ; brig Eliza,
Ol'Sandwich ; ship Freedom, of Salem ; brig
Two Maries, of Cohasset ; and brig Caroli-
na, Drew, of Boston, ashore. Sailed in co.
brig Humbird, of Salem. Left at Gibraltar,
brig Mary, of Charleston ; Ruthy, of Mar-
blehead ; brig Humbird, or Salem ; ship Tra-
veller, 24 days from Salem,bound up. Sid-
ed in co. brig Massafuero, for Salem, and
ship Messenger, for the Isle of May.
The brig Stetson, Taylor, from St. Jago
de Cuba, via Norfolk.
The scbr. Enterprize, Fitzgerald, 17
.days from Havana. Left brig Black Wal-
Ttut, from New-York, ready for sea ; ship
Sally, Hughas, to sail next day for New-
York or Bolton .-, brig Paragon, of Phila-
delphia ; sloop Regulator, of Bordentown,
N. J. schr. Polly, Potter ; brig Sally,
Johnson, of Newport, for Baltimore.
Captain Fitzgerald was informed by the
master of a British cartel, arrived at Hava-
na in distress, with Dutch prisoners, that a
large New-York ship was lost on the isle of
Pines, crew saved ; on the 17th instant, off
.Cape Henry, heard a very heavy cannon-
ading;, supposed to have been two ships en-
gaged.
The ship Fanny, Funk, 21 days from
Green-Island. Off Maianzes, spake scbr.
Traveller, of New-Haven, 30 hours from
Havana,for New-York. Also spoke brig
Suso.n, 3 days from New-York.
The schr. Rolla, Fosdick, 12 days from
. -Savannah. Sailed in co, brig Luna, Starr ;
Paragon, Carman; schr. Union, Provud.
nice, .and another schooner, all for New-
York. Left ship Zekiah, of New-Haven,
NORFOLK, March 19.
ARRIVED,
British brig Ann, Hascome, 32 days from
Aux-Cayes.
Schr. Venus, Jefters, from New-York,
bound to Jamaica, in distress, having on the
14th ins't. in lat. 39, 30, long. 74, in a hea-
vy gala of wind, lost her deck load, and
sprung a leak, put in to refit.
Schr. John Henry, Lecato, 7 days from
Charleston.
The schooner Antelope, Williams, from
Cherrystone, has Arrived at Charleston.
The ship Courtney, Bryant, of and for
this port, from Jamaica, has put into Charles-
ton, in distress.
Entered, brig Ann, Bascome. Aux-Cayes ;
sloop Caty Maria, New-York ; Farmer's
Daughter, Henderson, Long-Island.
Cleared, barque Juno, Demerara, Bre-
men.
March 21.
Arrived, scbr. Peace, Stanwood, 32
days from Marfinique. and 23 from Anti-
gua bound to Newburyport, put in to refit,
having in a gale split the most of his sails.
Spoke, March 2, in lat. 29, long. 65, a
brig from Canton bound to Philadelphia,
I04daysout—loth, lat. 35, 12, long. 73,
ship Neptune, 3 days from Charleston,
bound to Liverpool—nth, lat. 35, long.
73, a brig from Cadiz bound to New-York
45 days out. The brig Montezuma, of
and bound to Portsmouth, N. H. from St.
Croix, and sloop Ann, of Duxbuiy from
Guadaloupe, put into Antigua the 20th
February, with the loss of their masts.
Ship William and Mary Tipling, 18
days from Turk's Island.
Brig Franklin, Bently, 28 days from
Autigua. Left there, on the igthult. the
ship Betsey, M'Dougal, to sail for New-
York the first of April.—On the 7th inst.
in lat. 35, N, long. 72, W. spoke the ship
Northern Liberties, of Charleston, bound
for Falmouth, all well.
FEDERATi GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, MAHCH 23.
•We have given to-day many extracts from
the late papers received by the Hercules. It
may not be improper here to remark, that
these papers confirm, unequivocally, the ad-
vantages gained by the Russians. We re-
gret, however, that they do not contain the
French bulletins. It appears from these pa-
pers that the battles of Pultusk and Goly-
min were but one battle, and that only one
division of the Russian army had been en-
gaged : the main body were fresh, and "ea-
ger for an opportunity to chastise the in-
vader."
The general impression in England was,
that government had conceded too much in
the treaty with America; on which subject
long and animated debates had consumed
much time in parliament.
From our attentive correspondent, we
have received (by captain Gould) Norfolk
papers to the 2tst instant inclusive. Inte-
resting extracts from which will be found
under the Norfolk head.
The following is a list of American vessels
advertised at Liverpool, on the 12th Fe-
bruary last, ready and preparing to sail
for their respective ports. This list, which
we find in one paper alone (Gore's Gene-
ral Advertiser) is no inconsiderable evi-
dence of the great value of our trade to
Great-Britain.
For Portsmouth, (N. H.) Ship Liverpool
Packet.
For Portland. Ships Packet, M'Lellan J
Joseph, Jameson ; Henry, Weeks. -
For Boston. Ships Packet, Scott ; New
Packet, Trott ; William, Famham ; Sally,
Lewis ; Bacchus, Davis ; Rodney, Heard ;
Algol, Barker ; Mount Vernon, Goss ; Ma-
ry, Babbidge.
sloe Ne-w-Ynrk. Ships Alexander, Moores ;
Wrn.Penn, Sherry ; Ann, Flower ; Robert
Burns, Waite ; Liberty, Chew ; Eliza, Wa-
terman ; Hudson, Tombs ; Swift, Price ;
Magistrate, Folger ; Chatham, Wasson ;
Mercury, Christie.
For Philadelphia. Ships Annawan,
Stoteshivy ; Western Trader, Whitesides ;
Juno, Hartley ; Halcyon, Read ; Xenophon,
[nglee ; Sally, Hinckley ; General Scott,
M'Conn ; brig New-Jersey, Wade.
For Baltimore. Ships Ploughboy, Col-
lard ; Abeona, Hobson ; John Adams, Cal
lender ; United States, Harding ; Adriana,
Hart,home.
For City-Point, (V{j.) Ships Industry,
Wilson ; Romp, Chew.
For Norfolk. Ship Dumfries, Beard.
For Alexandria. Ship Leonidas, 'M'Keri-
zie.
For Wilmington, (N. C.) Ship Enter-
prize, Congar.
For Satimmh. Ships Aristides, Williams ;
Latana, M'Cr-ty.
tot Charleston.. Ships Columbia, Good-
rich ; Lucy and Elizabeth, Stookes ; Julius
Caesar, Hall ; Sally, Ashby ; Sachem, Har-
ris ; Lydia, Turner.
For N,w-Orleans. Ships Brutus, Bunce ;
Rover, Coffin ; Lavtf-a, Boole;
American ships for freight or charter at Li-
verpool :
Perseverance, Fisher ; Jupiter, Libby ,"
Dryad, G'-ant ; Charles, Crandon ; Grand
Sachem, Lebarons j- Mercator, Perry, Hu-
ron, Clarke.
Arrivals at Liverpool, on the nth and
T2th February.
The Boston, Trot, from Savannah ; Mary,
Fosdick, from Charleston ; Huron, Clark,
from Savannah; Grand Sachem, Baron, from
New-York ; Mercator, Perry, from ditto ;
Susan, Stevens, from Charleston ; Sheffield,
Davics, from Virginia ; Theron, Porter, from
Bath ; United States, Nelson, from Wiscas-
se»; Dumfries^ Beard, from Norfolk ; Elbe,
Sullivan, frorrf Halifax ; Lavinia, Bray, from
Wants a Situation,
In a counting-room, nf a merchant engaged in ihs
shipping /justness, or would go as supercargo to
the West-InJies,
A YOUNG MAN, competent to the keep-
ing of a regular setof books, and who has re-
sided for some time with a respectable mer-
chant inthis place, of whom satisfactory refer-
ences may be had. A line addressed to J. P.
and left at the post-office, will be punctually at-
tended to.
March 23. ecMt*
Thos. & Sam. Hollingsworth,
HAVE FOR SALii,
100 lihds. Muscovado Sugar,
200 do. Clayed do.
Cologne Mill Stones, various sizes,
Bolting Cloths, different qualities.
January 24. eo
j For Sale,
81 bags Prime COTTON. Apply to
ALliX&NDKR KOCKRS,'
\ 73, Smith's wharf
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