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Just received,
sine, captain Long, JrtOn Liverpool^ an
for Sale by
Appleton and Co.
No. 16, Calvert-street,
7-8 and 9 8 Ginghams,
Di'mi
Plain and fancy Muslins,
!"¦>. Stiasv!.',
Green and Booking Tabic.-Cluths.
Also, per Hercules, cc.pt. Bradford,
?-&and 4 4 Calicoes,
Plain and twilled Nankeens.
.OK HASH,
Superfine Broad-Cloths, &c. &c.
April 10. d'
Calcutta Goods.
39 BALES, consisting- of
Chiltibuih, - } ~")
Xvuckipore, and £. BAFT AS. / Entitled
Jugdea, J > to
Blue Gilly Romalls, and V drawback
Beerboom Gurrabs, _} -
Por sale on very low terms, bv ,
CHARLES WIRGMAN.
Also on Hand
G'lld Watches,
London Jeweller}',
Tin Plates, in boxes,
.Bolt Iron,
ErfriptyBotdesm Ham
pers,
Venetian Red,
Spanish Brownr
London Porter,
3 casks Mustard Bot-
tles,
Hollow Glass Ware,
And a few tons Log.
wood and Fustic.
^^^^^^^^H Likewise,
Bills of Exchange on London & Newcastle,
(England.)
April 6. eo4t
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-BY
George Hill,
Nautical Almanac & Requisite
Tables.
Jxist Published
THE NAUTICAL ALMANAC,
For 1807, 1808, and 1809; with 3oroe useful
additions particularly the Moon's declination,
calculated for every sixth hour, for finding
the latitude at sea.
ALSO,
An American edition of Or- Maskelyne's
Requisite Tables :
To which are added the most useful Astro
nomical T&bles for Nautical purposes, with a
variety of new and useful problems, an/J me-
thod of finding the longitude by eclipse of the
Sun, and occupation ot'the Fixed Stars by the
Moon, with an example from the Inst Solar
Ec.ip .. observed by the editor at Kinderhook.
March 27. . " >• eo8t ;
Carriage Springs, life.
Coach C and Upright Springs, in setts,
Char riot and Coach.ee do.
Plij&on •¦ xiewed utt Monday and Tuesday preced-
ing the day of sale. Terms made^ known at
the tune of sale.
VAN WYCK. & DORSEY, Aucts'r.
The House and Store now in possession of
the. subscriber, will be rented for a term of
rears to a good tenant.
WM. BUCKLER.
April 9.____________________
To be Sold at Public Auction.
Without reserve or price, on WEDNESDAV
NEX'l', at 3 o'clock, P. M. as the proprie-
tor is going out of the state,
A Valuable Property,
Consisting of a new two story frame House,
well finished, wrih back buildings, and Bake-
House ; with a good Oven. The house con-
tains seven valuable Rooms, and a dry Cellar,
No. llj fronting on Camden street, 24 feet,
running back about 90 fert, in a healthy
situation, and good water as aryin the city.
N. B. The property is in Camden-street,
near Howard-street, in sight of Hanover-
Market. Terms made known at time and
place of sale.
i NICHOLAS LAURTER.
April ll._______________. __ d4t___
Hugh h Jonathan Balderston,
At the sign of the Fan and Screen, No. 1, Hano-
ver-street, nearly opposite Evans's Tavern,
Baltimore,
Manufacture and have on hand, an ex-
tensive assortment of the. following articles,
viz.: Fans for cleaning wheat, and Wire. Safes
of the most approved kinds ; rolling & stand-
ing Screens for merchant mills and flaxseed ;
Cutting Boxes ¦. Riddles and Sieves for corn,
coal, ore, bailey, rye, oats, flax and clover
seeds, wheat, cockle li;ne, sand, snuff, starch
and brick dust; Woven Wire foi Indian meal,
milk-houses j«nd celler Windows, together
with all kinds of wire work.
Orders for any of trie above articles, left at
Balderston and Cornthwait's, County wharf,
or at their manufactory, will be executed with
punctuality and dispatch, on the most mode-
rate, terms.
Ap'il 10. _________g.iy.'l 7t
Joel West and Co.
Have imported in the ship Fame, from Liverpool,
Dry White.Lead, of the first quality,
White Lead in Oil, do. do.
Letharge, in Powder.
They have on-hand* a general assortment
of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Naval Stores &c.
And expect by the first arrival from London,
Colors, Brushes, Gold Leaf, &c.
N. B Vessels, Ship Chandlers, and otherf,
[ supphedon the lowest terms and accommodat-
ing credit. ____April 11. dlOt-colct
Pay son and Smith
Have received by the sloop ColoJen, from- New-
lork, an additional supply of
Fresh TEA,..
Consisting of
Imperial in boxes and Cannisters,
Hyson in chests, boxes and cannisters,
Chilian in boxes,
Young Hyson in chests and bo^es, and
Bohea in half and quarter chests.
The whole entitled to debenture on exporta-
tion.
They have also received from Boston and Part-
land,
100 Midi. N. E. RUM.
April 3. ______________________eo8t
PATRICK BYRNE~7~
LAW BOOK-SELLER,
No. 128, Mariet-stret t, Baltimore, and No. 20,
South Sixth-street, Philadelphia,
Has just finished the printing of the 2d vol.
of Saunders's Reports, where gentlemen can
now be supplied with that valuable work, to
complete their sets, price in boards, gl5.
Dallas's Reports, vol. 4th. Gentlemen can
be supplied with any ofthe former volumes, at
g6 per volume, or gJO for the sst.
East's Crown Law, 2 vols. gll.
-----Reports, 6 vol:;, (any vol. may be had
separate,) g30.
Johnsor.'s New-York Term Reports, g6.
Perk's Evidence, §2 50.
Bacon's Abridgement, 7vols, §37.
Coke on Lit.L ton, $18.
Gentlemen will find it to their advantage to
call at either of Byrne's book- tores, where
they will find a general collection and will also
be suppiiedon the most accommodating terms.
April 11. ' d
Hazlehurst, Brothers & Co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
25,000 lbs Carracas COCOA,
Allnm, ^^^^
Copperas,
Crowley Steel,
Shot, assorted,
Sheet Lead,
Bar do.
Crown Glass,in crates,
Porter and Wine Bot-
tles,
Mustard, first quality,
Grindstones, assorted,
ALSO,
An assortment of
GERMAN LINENS,
Creas a la Morlaix,
Dowlas,
Platillas Royal,
Bretagnes,
Estopillas, and
consisting or
Listadoes,
Book Checks,
Checks and Stripes,
Checks, No. 2.
Cotton HOSIERY, assorted in Trunks.
April 3. eol2t
Robert Buchanan,
Late of the home of Buchanan #• Hesft'p,
Ret urns 'his sincere thanks to his friends
and the public in general, for the liberal en-
couragement he has received of them, during
the time he carried on the business. He re-
spectfully informs them he has recommenced
his former business of
BOOT-MAKING,
At No. 158, Market-street,
Two doors above the Bank of Baltimore.
Where ho Manufactures the best and mciut
fashionable BOOTS. He keeps on hand a
general assortment of ready, made boots,
which he pledges himself are equal in quali-
ty to those measured for. Country mer-
chants and travellers will find it to their ad-
vantage by giving him a call Boots for ex-
portation made at a short notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
R. B. has on hand, 100 pair of Boots of
a superior quality, calculated for the West-
India market.
April 3. eogjt
Orange Flower Water.
20 boxes of ORANGE FLOWER WA-
TER, of excellent quality ; for sale by
CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
No. Ho, Bowly's whmif.
4th rnp.U. ___^___ d ¦
Notice.
.1 have sold-IVY MILLS; as advertised in
this Gazette. BENJAMIN TRACY.
April 1).________________d4t| '
For Sale,
10 pipes Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof,
10,000 Gunny*3ags,
Madeira Wine, in pipes and bhds.
English Canvas, No. 4, 5 and 6.
4 chests Listadoes, and
Liverpool Stoved Salt.
Apply to JOHN SHERLOCK.
April-ll.____________d5t _
For Sale,
120 bags good COFFEE, entitled to draw-
back, bv
ROBERT Sc JOHff FERGUSSON.
No. 77, Smith's wharf.
April 10. eo4t
To Let
Far six months, and possession giv.n the first of
May next,
A convenient two story Eric!: HOUSE, in
St. Paul's Lane. Inquire at this Office.
April 10._________________eo4t
ONE HUNDRED PAIR OF
BOOTS,
(Particularly for the New-Orleans market)
for sale ty G.IDDINGS & POPS,'
No, 85, Market-street.
also,
A general assortment of SHOES, .on mo.
derate terms. April 7 .d
Stock of Dry Goods. .
For sale on very advantageous terms, a well
selected and General assortment of DRY
GOtHlS, -amounting to about lb,000 dollars,
if application is made soon to
A. M'CULLOH.-
Si, Market-street.
April 4.____________________-1
For Sale,
Five or six HORSES ; one of which is a
handsome roan hack. Apply at the Black-
Horse Tavern, head of Market-street, to '
SAMUEL BAKER.
Am-il 8. ______________________<1 '
The Subscribers,
Having commenced the COMMISSION &
FLOUR BUSINESS in this citv, under the
firm of CLAGETT_& SCHNEBLY, solicit
the patronage of their friends and the public.
BENJAMIN CLAGETT,
JACOB SCHNEBLY.
.April 8._________________d
Se'ed Oats.
A fresh supply of WILLOW OATS, well
cleaned ; for sale by
HoLLINGSWORTH & WORTHING TON.
April 9. _________________ d'4t|l
TJ/E BALTIMORE
General Dispensary-
is Removed to
No. 5, CONAWAGO-STREET.
April 9.____________________d6t
RICE.
14. b alfle \ tierces prlnle NEW EICE :
For sale on a liberal credit.
WILLIAM COLE,
April 10.___________________d4t eo
Blue Nankeens.
500 pieces Ion., BLUE NANKEENS, en-
titled to drawback j for sale by
CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
83, Bowly's wharf.
4th mo.-10. d
India and French Goods.
Peter Hoffman, Jun.
53, Market.stb.set,
Has just received
86 packages INDIA & FPiiNCH GOODS,
Among which are,
Beerboom & ? rTrH„ AHc
Company i GURRAHS,
Mahorange Gungee,
SSMAMOODY,
Allihabad}
Jannah & CCOSSAS.,
Tandah j
Nabobgungee Emity,
ChittibuUy fine, & "
j udea
NEW-YORK, April n.
Per the President Adam*, Wood; t" 34 d*Wl
from Liverpool, arrived at BasHn,
Elbing, January ¦:!).
The French marshal Bernadotte matched
from hence on the 24th, and marshal Ney
was advancing to form .a junction with him,
Imt the forme) bad been defeated by a com.
bined Russian and Prussian, corps-4000
French were made prisoners, 10 pieces of
cannon taken, 2 stands of colors, and the
whole of Bernadotte's baggaga. The Rus-
sian lieutenant-gen. Von Anrepp was killed.
Bernadotte was driven 20 leagues from fil-
bing, Ney retreated toPrzaniez, in E.Prussia.
The former is surrounded ; but thelatter has
joined Murat. A grand battle is momently
expected- The Russian army consists of
200,000 men, and is daily augmenting.
A letter from councellorTlieveust, dated
Marienwesder, Jan. 27, says the remains of
I'.ei nadott's army are cut off—Murat has been
wounded and taken ; Bernadotte severely
wounded ; Rapp killed ; Fouchier made pri-
soner- ; that the contribution of Elbing,
60,000 crowns, were taken ; that Bona-
parte was ill of a nervous fever at Warsaw ;
that the blockade of Grattdentz is raised ;
that Lannes has lost both legs ; that GOOO
French were killed and 400O wouiuU.d ; and
that general Victor had been made prisoner
and had arrived at Dailtzic.
BAFTAS.
Leghorn Silk Hats,
Green and Blue Silk
Umbrellas
Green, Blue, Pink &
White Fig'd Crapes,
Linen Cambrics,
Silk and Cotton Sus-
penders,
Plain and Plaid Lut-
strings.
Pullicat Hd'kfs.
Bandanas, assorted,
40 bales short yellow
Nankeens,
6 do long do do
6 do do blue do
Pink and white Sar-
senetts,
Short colored Kid
Gloves,
Black Florentine, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Most of the above Goods are subject to
drawback, and will be sold cheap for cash,
or Bills in Town.
CCj' Bythe differnt arrivals from London and
Liverpool, he daily expects an elegant assort-
ment of seasonable ENGLISH GOODS.
April 8._____________________eo8t||
Nicholas S. Jk D. Jones,
No. 12, Bowly's wharf,
Have received by the ship Hercules, from Liver-
poo',
4 tons first quality White Lead, in Oil,
2 ditto Red Lead, dry.
And will receive per the Fame, daily expected,
3 tons Patent Shot, assorted from No. 1
to 8.
4 do, White Lead,
2 do. Red Lead.
on hand,
3 bales Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres,
1 do. Flushings,
5 do. first quality Sail Cloth.
A ESO,
Brown and Loaf Sugars,
Antigiui and Jamaica Spirits,
N- E. Rum,
Lisbon and Madeira Wines, old aid fit for
immediate use,
Patent Shot,
Best Flotant Indigo,
Mould and Dipt Candles,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson
Skin, and Souchong TEAS,
With a general asssortment of GROCE-
RIES, which will be sold on moderate terms.
ALSO,
g00 Demijohns.
March 27. eo9t
Warsaw, Feb. 9.
The emperor continues frequently to make
short excursions. An oiler has been issued
at Posen to arrest all persons who say any
thing to the prejudice of the grand army.
This order is in consequence of the scanda
lous reports that get abroad.
The Polish army has inarched against
Dantzic, and are before that place.
The French have appeared 111 the vicinty
of Stralsund.
Their Prussian majesty's are at Konigs-
burg. Their return thither is considered a
proof of their confidence that the French
will not. be able to advance.
The French have evacuated Elbing ; also
Ostrolenka, and some other places consider-
ed too far advanced from the main body.
Altoka, Feb. 13.
Bonarjarte has offered to the Swedes, if
they will make peace, to give them Norway,
belonging to the Danes !.' The Swedes refus-
ed the ofier, and sent the letters to the court.
o5 Denmark. The king- of Sweden is stat-
ed to have-said " I shall never in my life
become the ally of such a robber as you."
Apprehensions are entertained of a visit
from the Russians in Italy.
It appears that a battle, which ended in
favour of the Russians, took place at Moh-
ringen, Jan. 26. The Russians attacked
the left wing under Ponte Corvo.
The Russian advanced posts wers at Culm
on the banks of the Vistula.
There cannot be the least doubt of the
recent success of the Russians,. as they ab-
solutely, occupy places which had been in
possession of the French.
The 54th Bulletin says, marshal Ney ad-
vanced 20 leagues, and returned without
loss.
The French are said to be in great want
of provisions."
London, February 20.
Sir Home Popbam has arrived from the
river of Plate, is under arrest, and must be
tried, tie is treated with, much respect.
Government are determined to try Buenos
Ayres once more ; but Monte-Video will
probably be the first attacked. Sir Home
returned in an American ship.
The question for emancipating the Irish
Catholics is to be again agitated in jaiiia-
ment.
February 23.
The 55th bulletin is dated at Warsaw,
Jan- 29, and gives an account of the battle
of Mohringen, of Jan. 25. The French
were commanded by the prince of Ponte
Corvo. It says the Russians were driven
two leagues, lost 1200 killed and 300 pri
soners.
Some inhabitants of Polish Prussia have
been ordered to be shot, for concealing de-
serters.
February 24.
It is said the Russian ministry have pre-
sented to the English government the draft
of a commercial treaty, which puts the Bri-
tish trade to the Baltic on a level with that
of the native Russian merehant, from port
to port. The greater part of the alien du-
ties, as far as respects Great-Britain, are to
be taken oft; and it is even expected that
Russia will employ her mediation with the
court of Denmark, to procure, in favor of
England, a considerable diminution on the
duties paid at the Sound. The latter would
be an inestimable advantage to the British
merchant.
Gen. Whitlock is to sail immediately for
South-America, with an expedition.
February 33.
The Russian official report of the battle
of the 25th, between the Russians and Prus-
sians and Uernadotte's and Ney's divisions,
has been received, and amply confirms us
in the opinion we have invariably maintain-
ed, that the FRENCH WERE DEFEAT-
ED. Rut the defeat was much more deci-
sive than we were at first induced to believe.
That obscure part of the 54th bulletin,
which stated Ney's division to have advanc-
ed 20 leagues from the cantonments, and to
have returned without sustaining any loss,
is now explained. Ney had marched to re-
inforce Bernadotte for the purpose, as it
should seem, of pushing on to Konigsberg.
But the Russians and Prussians, by a rajwd
and masterly movement, interposed a strong
column between them, drove back Ney,
and prevented the junction. There appear
to have t>e»n two battles. The 54th bulletin,
in alluding- to Ney's advance and retreat,
does not inform ns that there was any acti-
on ; it merely says, that the Russian army
took the alarm, and made a movement on
the right of Ney's division. But we now
find that, on the 24th of January, the Rus-
Niy, near
Self then ijrai.''.: '. ' s- ¦•:-'.• J« <4:. v i
them. A des] 1 . flxt 1 r >.,¦¦.:. vvhicU
terminated in the .i>->¦/'•.hr of lieiija..;otte, who
lost 4000 men mad ' >¦" ¦ ! ¦ dl Ins
The immediate consequeii-ee of
this: victory was-the evacuation of. Elbing,
by the remains of B<-: nad-itte's division;
indeed it should set m ns if, after the battle
of the 25th, Bernadotte had been unable to
return* to Elijing, for the onie!al report '.1
the Russians and Prussians .suites him to
have been driven into the forest of Stratsbwrg,
20 leagues from Elbing, where his corps is-
completely surrounded, and it was supposed
would be completely cut off.
The consequences of the battle of the
25th are very important; the combined Rus-
sians and Prussians have re occupied Elbing ;
the Prussians are at Mertenwevdei, the Rus-
sians at Culm, on the banks of the Vistula ;
the blockade of Graudentz has be:-n.
raised, and the king of Prussia, who had
retired to Mernel, has returned to Konigs-
berg.
From the French papers.
GRAND ARMY.
FIFTY-THIRD BULLETIN.
" Warsaw, January 22.
" Prince Jerome continues the campaign,
in Silesia with great activity. Lieut, gen.
Deroi had already invested Ksssel, and o-
pencd the trenches. The siege of Schweid-
nitz and that of Neisse continue to be car-
ried on.
" General Victor, as he was proceeding
to Stettin, in his carriage, accompanied by
an aid-de-camp, and a single domestic, was
carried off by a party of 25 chasseurs, who
were scouring the country.
FIFTY-FOURTH BULLETIN.
Warsaw, January 27.
Eeigty-four pieces of cannon, taken from
the Russians, are ranged before the palace
ol the Republic of Warsaw.
" Five thousand prisoners have been sent
to France, two thousand, escaped in the
first moments of confusion, and fifteen hun-
dred have entered among the Polish troops.
" Some battalions of light infantry be-
longing to mashal Ney's corps, had advanc-
ed twenty leagues from their cantonments ;
the Russian army took the alarm, and made
a movement on its right. The battalions
have returned within the line of their can-
tonments, without sustaining any fos .
'' During this period, the prince of Ponte
Corvo took possession of Elbing, and the
country situated on the borders of the Bal-
tic.
Thus have the battles with the Russians '
cost them a great deal of their artillery, all
their baggage, and from 25,000 to 30,000
men, killed, wounded, or prisoners.
" A Russian column had gone to Lie.b-
stadt, beyond the little river Passarage, and
had carried off half a company of the Vol-
tigeurs of the 8th regiment of the line, who
were at the advanced posts of the canton-
ment. The prince of Ponte Corvo, infor-
med of this movement, left Elbing, collect-
ed his troops, advanced with Rivaud's'divi-
sion towards the enemy, and met them near
Mohriiig.
" On the 25th, at noon, the enemy's di-
vision appeared, 12,000 strong. We soon,
came to blows. The 8tn regiment of the
line fell upon the Russians with inexpres-
sible bravery, to repair the loss which one
of its posts bad experienced. The enemy-
were completely routed, pursued 4 leagues,
and compelled to repass the Passarge. l)u-
pont's division arrived just as the engage-
ment was concluded, and could take no part
in it.
" On the right and centre of the annyT
the enemy are more than 30 leagues from,
our posts."
From the Lower Elbe, Feb. 6.
The head-quarters of marshal Mortier were;
at Muizow on the 1st instant, not far from
Brandhagen, and about 2 miles from Stral-
sund. Marshal Mortier has reconnoitred
that fortress. The Swedes made a sortie
with 600 infantry, 300 cavalry and 4 pieces
of cannon, but were driven back.
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 hourfrom eight o'clocl.
every Monday morning during April and Moy»
at the Maryland Insurance Office, in South-
street.
By order of the hoard of Commissioners,
JOHN WliATHERBURN, Register.
March 2G. dl8l||
sians and Prussians attacked
Mohringen, and compelled him to fall back
to Przasnez, in Bast Prussia, where he join-
ed Mural's division. On, the next day the
Russians attacked part of Bernadotte's divi-
sion. Wider general Pactod; Berjtadotte him.
David Boudon,
LTMNER FROM GENEVA,^
Has the honor to inform the public, that
having now received his complete Port Folio,
and a collection of studies and principles, he
continues giving- lessons with success in the
art of Drawing- and Painting r lowers, Land-
scapes, Figures, Sic Ike.
He also paints; Miniatures, at moderate
prices;
Lilcewire Profile Portraits; colored on vel-
um, at 3 dollars eACb, all warranted likenes-
e«. He ai it his profiles,
are not t>. Lb any neu-hinei-y, but
are the eirTe irement*1, from closa
and^ attentive application to study, in the best;,
schools in Italy. His extensive practice
his profession, heTidpes will entitle hivn to
the. patronage of an enlightened publice.
¦s and G- ntietoen; v, ho.
him with their confidence, will please toleuve
their directions with
Mr. CHARLES AVI:
Merchant Pci f'umer, No. 34, North iL.w-
treet, or
Mr. GEORGE HILL,
104, Mai
April S,__________________.....
GOOD PHIJLADELFHIA."
PHntin -. Ink
FOR SALE AT. TUIS .OFi-iGE-
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