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Gait and Thomas
HAVE imported in the Fame, from Liver-
pool, their usual supply of
Sheffield GOODS.
April 8.___________________________<14t
R. Gilmor and Son
Slave for Sale, at their warehouse is Second-street,
1 box of Dutch QUILLS.
April 8.__________________________vith the
whole of its contents, on delivering it at. this
office, and no questions asked
A. id 8.____________(__________ d3tj
J .u.st. yesterday,
In Market, near Charles street, a lady's red
POCKET-BOOK, glass on one side. It con-
tained one whole Eagle, 2 half do. 3 Guineas,
and 3 live dollar Notes. The finder shal 1 re-
ceive 15 dollars for leaving Pocket-book and
Gold at No. 15 Pitt-street^ Fell's Point. |
April 8 _____________________d.3tf
Was Pound,
A sum of Money (not 200 dollars) which
the owner may recover by applying at this
office, and paving for thisadvertisement.
Ap;il 8.___. _________________________d4t
Public Sale.
WILL be offered for sale on FRIDAY the
first day of May next, sundry, LOTS of
GROUND, late the property of David Stod-
crer, deceased, situated on Harris's Creek.
The Lots wiH be laid ofi' to advantage, and
the terms made agreeable to pafchasers. These
lots are sold in order to close the executorship
'of the estate of the said David Stcdder ; and
it is particularly requested that the claims
which are yet ttnpresented lor settlement a-
gainst said estate may be presented before the
day of sale in order to prevent the disagreea-
ble alternative of excluding them according to
'aw, as heretofore notified by the executors.
At the same time all debts Still doe to the es-
tate are expected to be discharged immediate-
ly. The terms will he made known on the
dav of sale.
MAF.CIA STODDER, Ex'rx.
JOSDPH ALLENDER,
JOSEPH SPEAR,
Executors.
April 8.________________________dlstM
For cash, or on a credit rf one, two and three
years, for approved popc-r
The subscriber offers for sale,
THE Dwelling HOUSE and GARDEN,
s.t. present occupied by him, situate on the
Hooks'-town turnpike road, a short distance
from St Mary's College. It fronts on the
l-oad seventy-four feet, and runs back 200 feet,
to a twenty feet alley. The Garden is as high-
ly improved as any in the environs of the city,
and planted with the choicest Shrubs, Flowers
End Fruit Trees ; and has the advantage of a
singularly well constructed Green House,
¦which requires no artificial heat during the
severest winters, and is at present stocked
,. with a-collection oi the choicest Plants, all
¦wMclj will be sold together. The purchas-
er may be accommodated with a small Lot ad-
joining,, twelve feet wide, and one hundred
lect deep, Qfi which is erected a good three
horse fctwe Stable A s any person wishing
to purchase will viewthe premises any further
description is deemed unnecessary.
If the above property be not sold by private
sale, before the I5th day of May, it will be
then exposed at Public Auction.
JOHN HEI-JlvY HOSKYNS.
March 1.2. cairn
Be J Liverpool God,
EQR SALE BY
JOHN WOOD & CO.
No..18, Calvert-street
April 8. _________'______________d4t
-Cornthwait & Yarnall,
No. 8.5, Cowi.y's wharf,
HAVE FOR SALE,
Fresh TEAS.
' 20 quarter chests of Imperial, Young Hy-
son and Hyson Teas, which are samples of a
late importation, selected at Canton, by the
proprietor, and of very superior quality.
ALSO,
FRESH DRUGS,MEDECINES St PAINT-
ERS' COLORS.
2 cases Crude Camphor,,
5 barrsis Gum Benzoin,
2 cases Rhubarb,
6 tierces Cream of Tartar,
.10 boxes of Harlem Oil,
16 casks Flour of Sulphur,
2 barrels of Aloes,
Si, 12 kegs Gum Tragacat'.th,
6 do. Arroa Powder,
6 barrels Anniseed,
6 sacks Assaicetida,
Long and common Nutmegs,
Oil Cinnamon,
Oil Mint,
Senna,
Balsam of Peru,
4 cases Liquorice Ball,
4 kegs Sago,
4 do. Gum Myrrh,
1 bag Colombo Boot,
1 do, Sarsaparilla,
1 box White Wax,
3 kegs of Frankincense,
10 do. Ground Redwood,
4 do. Leaf Isinglass,
1 bbl. Dutch Pink,
1 do. Gum Seed Lac,
Powder Blue,
Quassia Wood,
Balsam of Capiva,
Do. of Canada.
CRUCIBLES,
3 bbls. 8 in a nest,
6 do 6 do.
6 do 5 do.
6 do 3 do.
4th mo. 6. d
>5S.!fKe':'
The Partnership
OF the Subscribers, trading under the firm
of W. POTTS & CO. being this day dissolved
by mutual consent, those indebted are request-
ed ta> make immediate payment to W. Potts,
and those having claims, to apply to him for
payment. WILLIAM' POTTS,
JOHN SHERLOCK.
The business in future will be conducted by
the Subscriber, who intends keeping a regular
supply of Brazier's and SheathingCopper con-
stants on hand. W. POTTS.
April l._ (8)_______________d!2tf
Pilot Office.
THE Office for issuing and renewing li-
cences to Pilots, will be opened on Wednes
day the 1st of April, and continue open dur-
ing said month of April and May, until eight:
o.clock in the morning, and from four o'clock
in the evening, at my residence, No. 6, Gran-
by-street.
The board of Commissioners for examining
Pilots will sit one hour from eight o'clock,
every Monday morning during April and May,
at the Maryland Insurauce Office, in South-
street.
By order of the board of Commissioners,
JOHN WEATHERBURN, Register.
March 26. dl8t||.
Public Sale.
Pursuant to the last'Kill and testament of the late
Captain Richard Con-way, iiill be sold, on the
premises, on the first day of May next,
All his Real Property,
Lying iu and contiguous to the town of Alex-
andria.
-CONSISTING OF
. Several Lots on Water-street, Union-street,
and Cameron-street.
Also,
His Farm, called Spring Park, adjoining' to
the town, containing about 60 acres, in a
high state of improvement.
Also,
28 acres, at present under lease to John
Gadshy for 10 years from the first of January
last, at the yearly rent of eighty-six dollars
and 28 cents. This property adjoins the town
and is part of the race ground.
Also,
About 15 and an half Acres, in the occu-
pation of Real Howard, under a lease for 10
years, at the yearly rent of one hundred dol-
lars.
Also,
All the rest of his Land, lying between
the east side of the Georg-e-Town road and
the west side of Fairfax-street continued,
and to the south of John Mandeville's Lot &
the property of Nathaniel Pendleton, and to
the north of the property of the late Charles
Alexander. This last mentioned property wi il
be laid off in squares agrceabh to the plan
of the town.
Also,
A piece of Cround adjoining to the south
side of Spring-Park Farm, the precise quan-
tity at present not known.
A particular pk-.t and description of the
whole will be set up at the Coffee-house one
week previous to the day of sale.
The terms of sale will beA credit of 6,
12, and 18 months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, together with a deed
of trust on the property. The sale will be
continued from day to day until all the pro-
'petty is disposed of.
AT.SO,
On the Mi day of May next, -will be sold, at the
Coffee House, in Alexandria,
One hundred Shares in the' Stock of the
Marin* Insurance Comaany of Alexandria,
on the above credit, the purchasers giving
negotiable notes w ith approved indorsers.
Also,
Two Shares in the Alexandria Theatre,
on the same terms.
WILLIAM HERBERT,) t»j
N. F1TZKUGH, C K.
EDMUIMD I. LEE, } ?
_April 7._______________________ "tlM
Dividend.
THE Creditors of Samuel Whittington,
late of Calvert county, deceased, are hereby
notified that a dividend of the assets, so far
as they have been received, will be made on
Tuesday the 19th May next, at the house of
Mr. Levin C. Wailes, in Lower Marlborough,
in said county, when and where they are re-
quested to attend, with their claims properly
authenticated, in order to entitle them to their
respective proportions.
WM. WHITTINGTON, adm'r.
April 6. d38t .
Sale by'Auction.
THIS DAY,
The 9th instant, ,at 4 o'ehcik in.the afternoon,
will be sold at the Coffee-Rouse vSharf, Fell's-
Foint,
The Ship
FAIR AMI KICVN,
With ail her tackle .'.:id appa-
gjA.ae rel as sue arrived from sea.'
She is about 4 years old, burthen 186 tons 8c
will carry about 1600 barrels. A.\ inventory
may be seen on board, or at the Vendue ofi'ee
previous to the sale.
THOMAS CHASE, Attct'r.
Cheap Grocery Store,
No. 221, Matikkt-stre-et, corner of
Liberty-street.
EDWARD FITZGERALD
BEGS leave to inform his friends and the
public, that he has opened a store att >e above
place, where he offe s for sale, a well chosen
assortment of WINES, TEAS, SPIRITS,
SUGARS, and all other articles iu the Gro-
cery line, at very reduced prices, for cash
only.
He will LET his present DWELLING
HOUSE in Green-street (at the head of the.
Precincts Market) for four or twelve months
from the first of May next, or sooner, if re-
quired.
WANTED,
An APPRENTICE to the Grocery busi-
ness. Apply as above.
April 6._________________________d!8t
Baltimore Directory
AND
Citizens' Register
IS ready for delivary, at the bookstore of
WARNER & HANNA. These persons who
have subscribed for this work, are requested
to call as above.
It contains many useful Tables, viz. Mem-
bers of the Corporation of Baltimore ; Com-
missioners of Health ; City Commissioners;
Citv Inspectors ; Superintendents of the Pow-
der Magazine ; do. of S reets ; Pumps and
Sweeps ; Clerks of the Market ; City Consta-
bles ; Custom-House Officers ; Permanent and
Temporary Inspectors of the Customs; Li-
cenced Auctioners ; do. Brokers ; Banks ; Dis-
pensary ; Insuranee Offices ; List of Inhabit-
ants ; their Occupations and Residence____-
SupplementList of Streets, Lanes and Al-
leys; Government of the United States j Ex-
ecutive, Legislative, Judiciary ; District
Attornies ; Marshals ; Federal Courts of Law ;
Departments of the Federal Government ;
Territorial Government of the United States ;
Land Offices; Ministers, Consuls, &c. sent to
Foreign Nations; Ministers, Consuls, &c
fromForeign Powers; Military Establishment;
Officers of the Navy of the United States;
their Pay and Subsistence ; Navy Agents ;
Navy-Yar«l at Washington ; general Post-Of-
fice Establishment; Mails; Summer Estab-
lishment; New Court of Appeals; Chancery
Court ; County Court ; Rates of Pilotage ;
List of the Justices of the Peace and Levy
Court; Duties on Goods imported into the U.
Si.ues, agreeably to Law.
The compiler thinks it unnecessary to say
more in favor of this work, than that he has
used his utmost exertionsto render it complete
and as correct as possible.
April 8._____________________d
German Evangelical Reformed
Church LOTTERY.
500 tickets were drawn on the 13th days draw-
ing, of which the following were prizes :
Prize of $2500 No. 1187, th fortunate-
holder thereof -i a Mr. Conrad Swiii'.y and
Co. Manchester cowii-
Prize of gSOO No. lo783.
Prize of &20 No. 8782.
Prizes of g6 Nos. 3192 9525 8596 5789
8669 10833 2934 11914 30191 10650 3533
5668 5703 6797 5925 3893 1US2 11557, and
479 three dollar prizes.
Total gain of the wheel this day g.4002.
The following capital prizes remain in the
wheel yet :
2 prizes of 1000
2 do. 500
1 do. 400
1 do. 300
6 do. 200
7 do 100
17 do. 50
And a large number of 20 and of 6 dollars.
The first 3 dollar prize next Monday will
be entitled to 200 dollars, it being the first
number af.er 4000 tickets drawn
GO" Tickets are still to be ha.! at the origi-
nal price of §2 in advance, of any of the ma-
nagers, of Messvs. Warner & Hanna and of
Mr. John Schultz, German-Street.
The drawing will continue every Monday
and Thursday at 2 o'clock, P. M. and 1000
tickets wdl be drawn per week, at Myer's
hotel, Market-street. April 7- d3t
Baltimore Price Current,
COSlECTtt) WEEK". V.
Articles.
B-iead, ship,
navy,
pilot,
Beet, northern mess,
cargo, No. 1,
-, No. 2,
Per.
civt.
bbl
lb.
¦Prices
4 25
5 50
14
12
10
11
'. 5E .:¦-
per centa,
i dull
12
bit.
piece
out.
bbl.
tilth.
csk.
bbl.
A. WORK- THAT OUGHT TO BE IN POSSESSION
0-T EVERY MAN.
the LIFE or
Gen. WASHINGTON,
By John MaiHhah, VLief Justice of the
United States,
Complete in 5 vols. 8vo. with an elegant Por-
trait, and a variety of Maps ; is now leady for
subscribers, and for sale, by
GEORGE HILL.
The following remarks from a late Lor. Ion
publication, attest the high opinion entertain-
ed of this authentic and interesting wort:
" The public will learn with interest that
the literary monument whh h has long been
projected to the memory of the most illus-
trious character of modern times1, is at
length completed. No apology can be requi-
site for erecting such a monument to him,
who was the first in war, the first in peace,
and the first iu the hearts of his fbllow citi-
zens : to him who was the founder of a
great and prosperous empire, and whose mo.
deration and pure patriotism challenge the
imitation of all statesmen This performance
of judge Marshall has already been distin-
guished by the most honorable and unequivo-
cal testimonies ; it has been hailed as an ac-
quisition to standard literature ; and it has
been considered as deserving, in point of ex-
ecution, a place by the side of Robertson's
Charles the Fifth, and as unrivalled in the au-
thenticity of its materials, by any work in the
entire compass of history and biography
_ April 4._________________ dSt-eo
Notice.
THE Partnership of M'CULLOCH and
WATHINis this day dissolved, bv mutual
consent. All persons indebted to them will
please to make payment to John M'Culloch.
JOHN M'CULLOCH,
J' >EPH WATHIN.
Newport, Feb. 18, I3u7.
S id M'CULLOCH will conduct the busi-
ness m future.
April 6. d4t
18
30
31
28
26
23
22
16
10
20
17
16
45
It
40
20
25
15
22
4 50
16
5
8
8
1
12
6 75
6 25
5 75
5
10
9
70
1 25
1 33
67
29
35
12
30
18
50
14
45
24
31
23
dull
9 50
scarce
1 S3
1 41
70
12
45
ten.
lb.
lb.
300
7
20
15
9
18
35
115
105
1^0
173
220
140
80
40
120
110
225
150
90
lb
18
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60
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25
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82
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2 50
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18
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1 25
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18
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2 25
2 25
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3 50
" 3 50
8 50
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65
Bacon,
B l'ttf. a, for exportation,
Coitee, Batavia,
W. India best gr.
do. com.
Cotton, W. Indiaisland,
Louisiana,
Georgia,upland,
Sea-I.si.md,
Cordage, American,
Russia,
Chocolate,
Candles, mould
dipt,
spermaceti,
Cheese, Ai.-jrican,
English, best,
Duck, Russia,
Holland,
Ravens,-
Russia Sheeting,
Fish, cod, dry,
salmon,
herrings,
mackerel,
shad,
Flaxseed, rough,
cleansed,
Floub, superfine,
fine,
. , middlings,
rye, .
Gunpowder, Engl. 25 lb.
Do. Baltimore manufac.
Grain, Indian corn, bush.
wheat, Virginia,
do. Maryland,
Rve, _
Barley,
Clover seed,
Oats,
Hemp, Russia,
Country,
Hops, (freshj
Hog's Lard,
Ikon, pig.
Country bar,
Russia,
Swedes, best,
Hoop,
Sheet,
Nail rods,
Castings,
Leather, sole,
SjLumSek, per 100 ft.
oak, timb. & scant
boards, aU sizes,
pine scantling, do.
boards, 4-4
do. 5-4 '
white do. coin. 4-4
do. clear, 4-4
sLing^es, cyp. 18inch M.
juniper, 24 i
doz.
85
3 50
35
Cdull
7 50
12
1
none
14
5
12
80
90
5
do.
3 do. >.-i)ividenil
Louisiana, do. I
U.S. Bank Stock, J
Maryland Baiifc Stock,
nore do
Union Bank of Men;, land dp.
Mechanics' Banfc,
Alexandria Bank do.
Farmers Bank do.
Columbia do.
Potomac do.
Baltimore Insurance Shares,
Marylaiid doj
Marine do.
end oi' 673
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360
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14 l-4« Li 1-2
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do.
Union do.
Water Stock,
290o:300
450
none for sale
100
90
LONDON, February 12.
General Craiufurd's Expedition,
We have the pleasure of annodncing the
safe arrival at St. Jago, on the 14th of De-
cember last, of the expedition under general
Crawfurd. The following letter from a
gentleman attached to the expedition is the
more gratifying, because we can implicitly
rely on the accuracy of our correspondent :
Island of St. Jago, Dec. 28, 1806.
It is a chance if "this ever reaches you ;
but I shall run the risk of writing, as the
Argomanof war, which accidentally came in
here a few clays ago, will sail tr.^lay on a
cruize, and it is probable she may have the
good fortune of forwarding this letter to
England.
" The expedition under command of bri-
gadier general Crawfurd, left Falmouth on
the izth November, and arrived here on the
14th inst. The following is a list of the
ships of Wat which accompanied it viz.
Ships, Vims. Commanders.
Spencer - 74 Hon. capt. Stopford,
commodore
Hon. capt. Hope,
capt. Cock burn,
capt. Halhett
Corbet
--------Lumley
Lieut. Mitchel ; and
the Ant and Jackdaw schoooners.
The following is the force under general
Crawfurd, viz.
6th dragoon guards, 4 troops, commanded
Theseus - 74
Captain - 74
Ganges - 74
Nereide (frigate) 36
Paulina (sloop) 18
Haughty (brig) 16
by Lt. col. Kington,
5th Foot 1st Bate. Davie
^otli ditto ditto Bmne
.; 5th ditto ditto --------Guard.
88th ditto ditto --------Duff
12
90
76
62
67
75
43
48
14 50
10 50
13 50
12 50
12 50
10
12
20
18
80
75
42
55
15
83
92
62
9ii
none
7U
70
50
13
13 50
14
12 50
85
80
plenty.
1
12
50
90
13
5 50
4 50
7 50
7
6
7
6
5
none
lb.
14
42
50
IS
12
'10
18
65
80
doz.
csk.
gal.
6
33
95
1 30
44
3
1 65
1 50
1 15
1 20
68
1
10
40
1 45
yjth ditto or rifle corps, ditto, 5
companies Major M'Leod
Together with two companies of artille-
ry, a proportion of the corps of Roval En-
gineers, Artificers, and Drivers. The 9th
Light Dragoons accompanied the expediti-
on to this place, and are still here. Tliey
ars commanded by the honorable colonel
Malum, who is senior to, and not under
the orders of general Crawfurd. It is
thought they will leave us as soon as admi-
ral Murray joins us.
" We experienced much bad weather in
the early part of the voyage, and several of
the transports sustained some damage, in
consequence of running foul of each othet
in the night, the weather being very foggy.
The wind was so unfavorable, that the fleet
did not arrive ofi Madeira until the 5th De-
cember. The commodore sent off the Pau-
lina sloop and the two schooners, with two
store transports for the purpose of obtaining
wine for the fleet, but these vessels were
unfortunately blown off the island and did
not overtake the fleet until a considerable
time after their arrival here. After suffer-
ing a severe gale off Madeira from the north-
ward, the fleet, reached the island of Pal-
ma early on the 7th. Here we fell in with
the Nereide frigate, which had parted from
the fleet very early in the voyage. Off Ma-
deira, she had fallen in with and taken a
Spanish privateer and a merchantman, the
former of which, being dismantled by the
captors, was given up to the prisoners, who
were allowed to depart^the other has since,
been brought inhere ; she is laden with pre
visions.
" Previously to the landing of any part
of the fleet, the general made the most pru-
dent arrangement with the governor of this
place, respecting the regular establishment
of a market, and the most effectual means,
of obtaining refreshments for the navy and
army. In consequence of which there has
been the most plentiful supply of all sorts
I of provisions, fruit etc. winch the island
j affords, though not very reasonable. The
governor has been very attentive to the
troops. To prevent a surprise of the fleet
by an enemy's squadron, the general thought
it prudent to erect a battery of four 24"
pounders, on the west point of the bay of
Porto Prava, which is capable of raking
vessels coming ill the bay.
" We are perfectly ignorant where we
are yet destined. We are wearied with con-
jecture. The fleet is completely watered,
and we are now only waiting for the arriv-
al of admiral Murray, who is daily expect-
ed."
Advices were this day received in town,
stating that the above expedition, sailed from
St. Jago on the nth January, supposed t«
be going round Cape Hern. The ships
bound to Buenos-Ay res left them on the zd
January.
BY
THIS
DAY's MAILS.
NEW-YORK, April 7.
By the schooner Amandi, arrived yester-
day from Martinique, we have received the
following interesting decree, which has
lately gone into operation throughout ihat
island. ¦».'-.
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