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| SALEM, April 7. Arrived, ship Messcn ;er. Kuflrngtosi ftoiu Gibraltar; Match to, spolte j&i/> fW- hran, fiom Baltlyiore. jer Amsterdam, 2^''JS BOSTON, March 7. A. tremendous Łale was experienced at Deal 17th Feb. in which a great number of VS&sels were driven on shore, and others da- maged. Great damage was likewise done iil the Downs ; out of near 150 vessels that v crc riding in-th'e Downs, previous to the gale, not more than 30 remained. The share was covered with wrecks. The British frigate Mediator, arrived at Port Royal 10th March, with five prizes, anion;.; ibutn the ship (Jcorgo Washington, of No.v-York, which she cut out or Sama- ria, wlierer she had been carried by a French privateer. Markets dull at St. Jago de Cuba, 1st March ; 30 per cent duties enforced on ail artieies imported. Several privateers were iitiiuy out there. Arrived, ship Laura, Blackler, from Madras and Cape Good Hope, 82 days.— Sailed in co. from Cape Good Hope, Jan. 15, Brig rbube ff'oodwird, Abrahams, from BahhnorS for Batav'ta, Spoke, Feb. 15, lit 2, 10, long. 32, ship Erin, Stevenson, for Baltimore, from Cape (rood Hope, Spuke Dec. 5, an English whaleman, who spoke I en the clh Nov. American ships Commerce, ! and Industry, had taken Ł$ whales, the I Commerce was nearly loaded. March 5, lai. 2<3, 8, long. 58, schooner C.lmubine, ! 7 days irom Norfolk for Antigua. NEW-YOUX, April l'L Arrived, ship Brutus, J'remlergest, 45 days from JCantz, via Lisbon. The ship Harriot, Harlow, of Baltimore, sailedin Co. i'iir France. The ship Factor, Caldwell, 47 days from Gre_nock. The ship Cincinnati, Matlack, 40 days' froiri Liverpool. The ship Diana, Rocrbach, 77 days from Amsterdam. From London papers to March 2, received by ihc Robert Bums, and the Cincinnati: LONDON, February 27. Of the battle of Mohringen on the 25th nit. no further particulars worthy of notice have transpired. Accounts are, however, asserted to have been received from Ham- burg through a very particular channel, of one day later, date than any papers which have reached this country, in which it is stated, that on the 29th of January a gene- ral action took place between the grand French army on the Vistula and the allied forces of Russia and Prussia, in which the i'oiiner were completely routed. It is added that, in consequence of this success, obtain- ed over the enemy, the Austrian*) had at- tacked and defeated them on the sde of Silesia. We should be happy to confirm this intelligence, but as we k'n . >\» not the authority on which it rests we can say no- thing of its authenticity. The latter part appears to us so highly improbable as to throw a strong degree of doubt on the whole statement. The Resistance frigate, captain Adam, from the West-Indies, is arrived at Ports- mouth", having on board upwards of four million of dollars, which she brought from Vera Cruz, by permission of the British and Spanish governments. The Resistance sailed from Vera Cruz on the 14th of Jan. She continued off that port ten days, dur- ing which time no intercourse was permitt- ed between the vessel and the shore. February 28. Letters received at Plymouth, dated in December last, from our fleet in the Darda- . iiflles, state the following interesting parti- Ct»l irs of the state of affairs at that period in Turkey : " The Canapus, 84, rear admi- ral Lewis, the Endymion, 44, and another frigate, are stationed directly opposite the Grand Seignior's seraglio, or palace. The Thunderer, 74, and Standard, '64, and two frigates, are anchored to command the,, passage of the Dardanelles. A few days before thes# letters came away, a Russian Jrigate, from the Mediterranean, passed the Dardanelles, without molestation from the Turkish batteries. But Sebastiani, the French intriguing ambassador from France 1:<5 the Ottoman Porte, made a violent re- monstrance at this frigate passing the Dar- danelles ; he could get no redress, as our envoy ; Mr. Arbuthnot, gave in a represen- tation of the business, and placed it in its proper point of view to the satisfaction of the Turkish government. There are 20 sail _E the line and 15 frigates in the arsenal, but not above five of them half manned. Our ships are all in high order and disci- pline. The Turks treat our people with the greatest civility and attention. Refresh- ments of all kinds are sent on board our men ef war. Our gallant admiral and his officers, and the captains and officers of the other British men of war, frequently dine on shore -with Mr. Arbuthnot. Prince of stocks at 1 o'clock.—Consols 82 1 '2-reduced 51 6-3. Yesterday morning the several gentlemen 3 r.tending to bid for the present loan, waited upon the minister, for the purpose of hav- iftg some preliminary conversation respect- ing the amount. The parties were informed, that the sum wanted immediately by way of loan, was 1*,:;00 OOtH. ; 12,000,0001. of which was for England, charged upon the v ,.r taxes, with I'd per cent, interest and sinking fund, conformably to lord II. Petty's i ,«¦ financial plan. 200,0001, supplementa ie ban, with the usual sinking fund.— 1 oool'. lor the service of Ireland, to be raised in En;;!.; d on the Irish 3 1-2 per cent. In ad Urien to tiie above, the minis- ters reserve ;•> themselves (he option of a vott of credit for 3,000,000, to be raised on exchequer biili. The court n lutid on sir Home Popham is e "iieil from- Monday to 1 h irsday, next. VV ¦ ya*V.Tf iv stated thatBotwipaite had is- Kgj d a fresh de-ree for the immediate s.de of the C0rrJ3.ic.Hted property St Hamburg, Mid in i'.-. .-a> ,, ,c tv',vn» \Ve/ havv siuct tweu favored with a copy of this unprincipled <{«- cree, of which ihe f ¦llo-.vin,; is a translation: (COPY.) Extract from the M.'r.uta of the secretary if state, "Palais, at Warsaw. Jan. 23. " Napoleon, emperor of the French and king iitTt.dv. " Sir.ee our decree ot the 21«t of Nov or- dering the confiscation of nil English mprch m- d.z", in whatever hands ti'.ey might btflodg- ci! " Since our decrte of the 15th Dec. or- dering that all English merchandise and pro- perty in Hamburg, and in llanseatic towns should be sent to France, we have decreed, and do decree as follows : Art. 1. Tiie uiercliaiidize subject to con- fiscation in pursuance of our decree of the 2 st of November, shall be deposited in a spe- cial magazine, and placed under the care of a French agent. Art. II. .in inventory must be made and presented to our inteiidantgeneral, wiio will immediately transmit it to our minister Finance. Art. III. The colonial produce, the Arti- cles Chiefly necessary in the manufactures, the fine cloths, and the works in silks must be- sent to France, subject to the authority of our minister of finance, & placed in his depo- sitory. Art. IV. The goods, the spirits, cloths proper for the service of the army, and o- ther articles capable of being render1 _ useful, must all he placed in the military magazine. Art. V. The coarser description of mer- chandize, such as iron, wood, coals, beer, p>tash, &c. must be sold upon the spot where they have been sequestrated. Art. VI. Tiie produce of sales in the territory occupied by the army must be placed in the fund of general contributions, and that of the sales in France in the bank, j Art. VII. Our minister of finance and our iutendant general, are charged with the ex- ecution of the present deciee. (Signed) NAPOI./ON. On the part of the emperor, the minister secretary of State IWGVES B. MARliT. Conformibly to the copy of the intendant j general of the army. liOliV. Lloyd's List, February 27. Off Londonderry, Feb. 17, a ship suppos- ed to be the America, of New-York. The Isabella, Crane, from Philadelphia, is detain- ed at Fowey, by the Snap Dragon, At Gravesend. Eliza, Loring, N. Carolina. At Liverpool, Good Intent, Dennis, N. Orleans ; Vigilant, Higgins, Castine ; Royal Edward, Anderson, New-York. At Bristol, Bristol Trader, Phelps, New-York ; off Beachy, Remittance, Law, forN. York. At Dover, Two Friends, Livingston, Charleston. At Galway, Annt, Jennings, N. York, At Sligo, Clinton, Delano, and Dartmouth, Soule, from N. York ; Union, Stevenson, Philadelphia. At Bocl.»lle, -,nn Hammond, Marbiehead. At Amsterdam, Eagle, Shaler, Spain, yit Texel, North America, Tucker, Baltimore, . At Antwerp, Ocean, Gordon, Philadelphia ; Wheeler, Grenolds, Char- leston. Deal, February 27. Come down from the river, the Russian ship Betsy, Wheatly, for America. Gravesend, February 27. Sailed, the Eliza Aim, Williams, for Phi- ladelphia. Liverpool, March 2 Arrived, ship Bedford, Dunbar, N. York ; Viligant, Boston ; Royal Edward, N York. The Temperance, Burroughs, from Phi ladelphia to Hamburg, has had been on shore in the Elbe ana has put into Gluckstadt with damage. PHILADELPHIA, April 14. Accounts from below say, the brig A;\i\, Jane, for Bordeaux, lately driven ashore in our bay, being imloaded, was got off, and be- iag ' ished between two shallops, was coining up, when another gale casne on, and they were obliged to cut away her lashings, and she drove on Joe Flogger, where it is said she stove to pieces. On Sunday last, at noon, it came on to rain and blow at E. .extremely hard, which continued all Sunday night and Monday morning till 10 or 11 o'clock. From the vi- olence of the wind, and its being direct on shore, it is to be feared we shall hear of much damage along our sea board, The ship Ann, Alexander, of New-York, from London, for Leghorn, is captured by a Spanish privateer. NORFOLK, April 9. Wc have it from good authority, that there are now in circulation in this place forc- ed notes of the Baltimore bank of 100 dol- lars, signed James Cock, cashier, and George Vilnore, president : they can be detected by minutely investigating the ca- shier's name, which is badly executed. A Kingston, (Jam.) paper of March 10, says, " Sir Alexander Cochrane has receiv- ed accounts by the Bellisle, (dispatched by government) of the Rochefort squadron, consisting of 6 sail of line and two frigates, having put to sea ; and by a small vessel, captured by the Cerberus, bound from L'O- rient to Guadaloupe, with dispatches ; it was ascertained that they were destined for Martinique. In consequence of which the admiral in the Northumberland, with the Canada and Bellisle, of 74 guns each, prince George of 98, and Agamemnon of 64, ac- companied by the Alexandria, Galatea, and Cerberus frigates, and Dart and Woolve- rine sloops of war, were to sail horn Car- lisle bay, (Barbados) on the 1st inst. for the purpose of cruising oR Martinique, to endeavour to fall in with the enemy. " On the 3d instant, off Cape Tiburon, the Dunrobin Castle, captain Cooper, from Norfolk, engaged a Spanish privateer sctfr of 14 guns, which she beat off without any loss on her side, but captain Cooper thinks the privateer must have lost a good many hands, as she received the contents of four 12 pound carronades, loaded with grape, when close alongside of his ship ; at any rate,j the Dons thought them rather serious, for they out sweeps and pulled off." The Patriot, French 74, got under way from Anaap dis on Saturday, and came to anchor 13 miles below. ARRIVED, Schr. Union, Airy, 26 days from Ber- muda. Sloop Sussrtnah, Gcrrish, 5 days from Philadelphia. Montezuma,Gould, 1 day3 from Baltimore. Schr. liquahty, Peabody, fi. days fiom Sale in. The schohner Lydia, Livingston, from this port, bound to Tobago, was spoken the 2d March, in lat. 22, 11, long. 56, 14 days out. The brig Alba, Ney, and schr. Charlotte Augusta, Cozens, sailed from Jamaica on the 9th March—the former for Norfolk, the latter for New-York. RAJ ,AZ1ŁTTE. WEDNESDAY, AVML 15. LATEST FROM EUROPE. By this day's mail we have received New York papers, which state, that by the Robert ] Burns and the Cincinnati they have received London papers to March 2. Although these papers afford nothing later ;, from the continent than the Russian official 1 account, as published in the Gazette of Mon- ¦ day ; yet that account is given, and thus all ] that we have published is confirmed. The irreconcilea'ole difference between the French and the Russian and English ac- ! counts, produces the impression that both stories are exaggerated. We *>e confident, however, that the friends of INupolecn will be less pleased, the oftener they peruse hit ! isnvn account, in the bulletins. It is remark. | able, that although the French boast of hav- :, ing retained the ueld,yet they make no men i tion of captured or killed generals to balance 1 their own numerous losses in this depart- ¦ ment of the armies. The bulletins declare the Russians to have fled 100 leagues beyond- the Vistula! mon- strous absurdity ! Beyond what part of the Vistula did they fly 300 miles ? t and in the neighborhood of the Vistula, between Mohringen and Thorn, they defeated Ber- nadotte—-deduced from the Russian state- ment and in the next breath they have fled 100 leagues, over ground covered three feet with snow, during which retreat they must have dragged more than an hundred cannon, for the French allow there were 300 on both sides, and they won 45. It does not appear, in official form, frqm thw whole accounts, that there has yet been a general engagement. But this must soon take place ; and if it should not, a few such •victories as the French have gained, will, in their own estimation, be " an event (to use the emperor's language) such as >was no! ex- pected." The article from Constantinople is im portant at this crisis. On the 16th ult. a house belonging to Mr. Eddy, of Eddington plantation, District of Maine, took fiie, and was entirely consults ed. A child of Mr. Eddy, and a child of Mrs. Persons, perished in the flames. It is reported, says a Richmond paper, that colonel Burr and chief justice Marshall dined together at Mr. Wickham's since the examination. ORDERS OF COUNCIL. GEORGE R. L. S.—Additional instruction to the com- manders of our ships of war and priva- teers. Given at our court, at St. James', the 4th day of February, 1807, in the forty-seventh year of our reign. Our will and pleasure is, that you do not interrupt neutral vessels, laden with cargoes consisting of the articles herein after enume- rated, coming for importation to any port of our United Kingdom, (provided they are not coming from any port in a state ol strict and rigorous blockade.) And in case any such vessel so coming with such articles, shall be brought for adjudication before our high court of admiralty, or any court of vice-admiralty. We hereby direct that the same shall be forthwith liberated, upon a claim being given by order on behalf, of the merchant or merchants, to whom such articles are coming for importation. Enumeration of Articles.—Grain, viz. Corn, Meal and Flour, (if importable ac- cording to the provisions of the Corn laws) Rice, Spanish Wool, Mohair Yarn, Mad- der and Madder Roots, Smalts, Sumack, Argol, Galls, Cream of Tartar, Safflower, Valonia, Brimstone, Spanish Wine, Indigo, Saffron, Verdigrease, Cochineal, Orchilla Weed, Cork, Olive Oil, Fruit, Ashes, Ju- niper Berries, Barilla, Organzine thrown and raw Silk, (not being of the production of the East-Indies or China,) Quicksilver, Bullion, coined and uncoined, Goat, Kid, Lamb Skins, Rags, Oak Bark, Flax, Seeds, Oil of Turpintine, Pitch, Hemp, Timber, Fir, Oak, Oak Plank, Mast, and Spars. By his Majesty's command. (Signed) SPENCER. GEORGE R. An additional instruction to the commanders of our ships of war and privateers. Given at our court at St. James', the nth day of February, 1807, in the 47th year of our reign. Our will and pleasure is, that all British vessels which have cleared out from any of the ports of our United Kingdom to Buenos Ayres and the River Plata, may be permitted either to proceed ithout interrupt ' tion to any port of the Island of St. Domin- go, not in the immediate possession, or un- der the controul of France or Spain, there to dispose of there cargoes, and to lade pro- duce in return, and to carry the sams to any port ot our United Kingdom, or to tran- ship their cargoes on board neutral vessels, and to send the same for sale tc| any hostile colony, and to bring back returns on board such neutral vessels to any port of our Unit- ed Kingdom. By his Majesty's command. (Signed) SPENCER. Married on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Chambers, Mr. Jt'illiam Johnson, to Mrs. Mary Stevenson, b-'th of this city. PORT OF BALTIMORE. Enter i;.d, Ship Abeona, Hobson, Liverpool Sch'r Rewustico, Smith, Baracoa Sally, Brayton, Nantucket Mercury, Barnard, Saiem Favorite, Potter, Matanzas Cleared, Ship Edward, Lswis, Sauannad Sch'r Comet, Fearson, St. Bartholomews Sloop John, Simmons, Duxbury From the Merchants' Ccffee-House Books. April 14. Arrived, sthr. Mercury, from Salem.— Passed a large black ship off Annapolis, beating up. Also, ship Abeoua, Hobson, 40 days from Liverpool-dry goods, Ac—Lorman and Fulford. Sailed in co. with ship President, Adams, for Boston, arrived ; Mankin, Rick- etson, for New-York ; Ceres, Webber, of Boston, for Charleston ; Sally, Lewis, for Boston ; Xenophon, Inglee, for Philadel- phia ; Western Trader, Wbitesides, fordo. Alexander Hamilton, for Savannah. Left there ship Diana, Holbrook, for Baltimore, to sail 8th March ; Adriana, Hartshorn, of New-York, for do. loth ; John Adams, Callender, of Boston, fordo. 10th ; Plough Boy, Collard, do. 15th ; United states, Harding, of Boston, sailed in co. March 14, lat. 43, Q6, long. 54, spoke ship Cin- cinnati, Mattock, from Liverpool, tor New- York. April 7th, ship Grand Sachem, for City of Washington, from Falmouth, out 2 days. The Jersey, Dickey, 18 hours from Balti. more, bound to Philadelphia, has put into Norfolk. The replication of Mr. James M'Henry to the advertisement of Mr. Andrew Hanna, published in the American of this morning, was received at too late an hour for insertion this day. It shall appear to-morrow. The TABLET, No. Ill, to-morrow. S. le by Auction. TOMORROW MORNING, (Thursday,) Tiie l&th Instant, at 10 o'clock, at the 'otndae •warehouse, at the corner of Second and Fre- ticrick-atret'ts, tviil commenvt the sale of *DRYGOOE)S; A-nwnt; vthioh are, S bales Gurrahs, 8 do. liattas. 1 do Gilly ttomnlls, entitled to debsntureon exportation. 1 trunk line corded Dimities, 1 case Hits, 140 yards black velvet Uib- bons, 2 bales brown I.inen, 2 eases Thread Hose, 1 case 6-4 Cambrick Muslins, and a variety of other Dry Goods, to close a partnership. And ¦ t 12 o'clock, 46 hhds. New-Orleans Sugar, being the remainder of tire prime cargo imported in the ship Fair American. 33 lihds. of St. Croix and Trinidad do. 80 tierces Uice, and 40 bales excellent Cotton, 30 puncheons Antigua and Country Rum, 14 pipes Holland and Country Gin, . 10 casks London bottled Porter, 20 casks old Sherry Wine, 60 boxes excellent Figs, and 3 cases Cloves, lOo cases Claret, of one d«zen each, 23 hhds do. entitled to debenture, 1 c:,sk Pumice Stone, ( 21 crates Queens w.-.i'e, and 500 Spanish Hides. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. N. B. The sale of die 362 boxes of Tea, & the Glassware, as advertised, will commence precisely at half past three o'clock to-mor- row at'terroon, 1 hursday the 16th. T. C. April 15.______________ liaziehuist, Brothers 6c Co. OFFER t'VR SALE, 70 tons of St Domingo Logwood, 100 i'gs of do. Mahogany, lOOtf *«itea Hog Hides. ApilW5.____________eo!2t Il^-I LINEN. Alexander I0t)wn & Son, No. 8; Have receivffi pe. - sort 7-8 1 * 4 . 4 [ LINEN, Dowlas & V House wife, J 5-4 Shirting, Long Lawns and Diaper. April 15. ,VERT-STREET, ttbeona, a very general as- •nt, consisting of eolOt Fitch Hill Jun. 81, Bowly's wharf, Has for sale, received per schooner Sally, brayton, from Boston, 51 casks Shipping Cheese. In Store, 100 boxes white Cod Fish, 15 hhds. N- E. Rum, 5o boxes Spermaceti Candles, So bhls. Northern Mess Beet, 50 do. do. Cargo No. 1. April 15.__________________________ Marr and Gibson, 7, Calvert-street, Hare imported in the Abeona, front, Liverpool, Nun's Thread and Millinetls, Fxtra fine Cotton Hosiery and elegant lace Sleeves. ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OT HARDWARE, Aiming which are, Prime Grass and Grain Scythes, and Virginia lloes. April IS._______________________d Payson and Smith Save received by the schooner Sally, capt. Bray- ton, from Nantucket, 10 chests Imperial Tea T 25 do, Hyson do. j Imported the ' 15 do. Y. Hyson do. W present year 5o chests Hyson Skin do. f and of the best 200 boxes Spermaceti can- I quality, dies. ' J Also for Sale 10 tons Nicaragua Wood. April la\__________________________d.t Six Cents Reward- Runaway from the subscriber an apprentice to the Mason's business, named,Jacob Redick The above reward and no other charges will he paid for bringing him honir to 'MATTHEW WILSON, 21 miles from Baltimore, on the Frederick- town road. April 15. ec-1-. John H. Browning _c Co. 35, Fi.eev-stp.eet, Fei.L's-.oint, Have received per Abeona from Liverpool, an extensive assortment of CUTLERY, Amongst vjhieh are. Table Knives and Forks, various qualities. Pocket do. do. do. Pruning do. do. do. Pen do. do. do; Carpenter's and Cooper's Tools. And a very handsome assortment Files and Ra»ps, together with almost every article of Cutlery, which they offer wholesale or retail at a low advance for casli, or the usual credit. And expect by the next arrival from Liver- pool, their supply of coarse Goods, which, will make their assortment extensive and complete. In Store, W roiv?ht Nails and Spikes of all sizes. Cut Nails and flooring Brads do. Spades and Shovels, from No. 1 to 4. Long and short hand Frying' Pans, Seine and Sewing Twine ike. &c. ALSO, A few crates Queen's Ware, which will be sold cheap for cash. April 15. d4t-'^aw8t For Liverpool, i «-S?> v Tl,e ^'"P «B«Jm_ ABEONA, gK053_*r CaP4- George Hobson, ':^.?_!=*_;JS#y (A constant Trader) She will be readv to take in, in the course of a few days, and will have every possible dis- patch. For freight ov passage apply to cap- tain Hobson on board, at Mr. James Biays* wh-rf, or to LORMAN & FULFORD, The Consignees of Goods, by the abov» mentioned vessel, are requested to get theip- premits from the Custom House, t_ ea:-ly a3 possible- April 15.___ _________ _______ d 200 bales Cotton, . •jfCJC, w'11 ^e shipped on Freight ^S^s'i.'^v to Cherbourg or frantz, if im. rV\\> mediate application is made to 3& -*>___• April 15. JOHN BUFFUM, No. 84, Bowly's wharf d4t For Sale, The Hull of a new schooner, about 120 tons burthen, sup- posed to he capable ofstovy;. ing from 8 to 900 bbls flour & and to sa'd fast, t ro cash or short payment* _ great hargin will he given. ALSO, '"Xs FOR SALE OR CHARTER, i___SS_ The Scbuoller LINNET, 2-5 2S_5_^ Burthen about 700 bbls. now ¦i**ms*ig$ggfi. ready to take in a cargo. Ap- ply to F )ULK & KARRICK. In Store, 30 hhds. 4th prolf Jamaica Rum, 30 bales South Carolina Cotton, 8 tons Lopwood, 50 hoxes White Soap, 30 bbls Sail Twine, 25 hhds Patuxent Tobacco, 50 kegs Manufactured do. 500 pieces Blue and Yellow Nankeeps, 30 qr. chests Young Hyson Teas. April 15. ______________ To Rent, ¦ The Dwelling part of the House corner of Calvert and Bank-streets, containing fivft rooms, one of which i* a large commodioua room, light and airy, of 17 by 24 feet, suit- able for the tuition of children, a singing school, or the meeting of public bodies, aU so a large g;irret and cellar. Possession may be had immediately. For terms apply to GEORGE HlilDE, 103 Baltimore street. Who has for sale, 8 by lo and loby 12 Hamburg Glass, Verdegrise by the cast and bag.________April 15. d4t-2aw_ The Subscriber HAS FOR SALE, A ftV) Shares of the'foUowing Stocks, viz. Maryland, Baltimore, Chesapeake, and Marine Insurance shares ;, Baltimore Bunlt Stock, Mechanic do. and Columbia do. Frede- rick and Riester's Town Turnpike Shares. He buys and sells stock of every descripti- on ; Bills of Exchange, Country Produce, Goods of al! kinds ; Lots, Houses, Lands and Ground Rent. Cash procured on good Notes, Bonds, Debentures, _e. at a low premium. WALTER ROE, Broker, No 46, South-street. april 15.________________ dfit&eo6t Pantheon. Will be discussed at the Polemic Hall, on Saturday next, »t 7 o'clock, the following question. J fas Refus King in his interference relative to the emigration cf the Irish Rebels to America, actuated by patriotic motive*, or a desire to pro- mote Br'tish interest ? Admittance 12 1-2 cents. April 15.__________________ _d3t Wanted Immediately, A Dwelling HOUSE, or the dwelling at- tached to a Store convenient to 221, Market- street. ALSO, An Apprentice to the Grocery business. Apply as above. April 15. d To all my Creditors. Having experienced many losses, I am un« der the disagresable necessity of petitioning the court, or some of the judges thereof, for the beneht of the insolvent laws passed at ttus sessions of 1805 and 1806. C- LANGFORD. April 15, 1807. ____________«u2m For Sale, ON Rappahannock River (Vlrg.) a valuable estate of 700 ACRES of LAND, lying io the county of Richmond, whereon is anew com- modious Dwelling House, with convenient out buildings ; a Mill well situated for cus- tom j a Distillery near a good spring ; exten- sive Orchards of full bearing trees, of the best kinds. The Land is in fine order for tilling, - and calculated to produce most kindsof gr.ih, & grass me. Jow ground, abundance of pastura and a proportion of Woodland. For health, salubrity of air, convenience to market with. Out land carriage, fine fish and o\ sters, excet-1- ed by few, if any, in its vicinity. A great bargain may be had for cash, or a purchaser may be accommodated with credit for approv. ed Virginia bonds, or West India and other poods,' mav be taken in payment. For terms apply to Mr. John Nicholson, 144, Market* street, Baltimore, or to the subscriber, iSiXtht* 1 own, Virginia. JAMES V.1L1.IAMS. april 15. Vv. Ht |