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ONE HUNDRED PAIR OF BOOTS, (Particularly for-the New-Orleans market) forsaieby BIDDINGS & POPE, No. 85, Market-street. also, '.- A gwieral ^assortment of SHOES, on mo- derate terms. April 7. (1 George Price and Co. Save, imported in the Abetr.a, from Liverpool, IJ/.KT -WF THEIR ASSORTMENT 0'_- SPRING GOODS. April 17.____________'________ d!8t-eb9t For Sale on a long credit, . 52 *H4s. first quality Muscovado Sugars, fSS bbls. do. do. do. 12 seroons. Flotant Indigo, , 65 lilnls. Bordeaux Claret, The whole entitled to drawback and in nice shipping order. JACOB ADAMS. . '¦ april 20; _________ d!2t , ' Hancock and Norris . Have received per ship Fair American, from London, ". TWELVE casks best PEWTER, well as- .sorted, which they wilt sell low ibr accept- ances in town. Also on consignment from Boston* -Forty boxes Cotton and Wool CARDS, of Ithe first quality, which will be sold as above. April 21. d20t Wanted to Hire, A negro MAN to serve as waiter in a small family, who can produce good recommen- dations. Apply at this Office. am-ri 93. j_____________ d4t!l To Let, And immediate possession given, The Store and Cellar, No. 4, North How- ard-street, in complete order. For terms ap- ply tr> ANTHONY KIMMEL u SON. april 23.______ d §tock of Dry Goods. Tor sale on very advantageous terms, a well selected and General assortment of DRY GOODS, amounting to about 18,000 dollars, if application is made soon to A. M'CULLOH. €1, Market-street Aprif4.______________________ d Spring Goods. Imported per Hercules, Fame and Abeona, from Liverpool, now landing a.id for sale by the package or piece, bv P- HOFFMAN & SON. April 17._________________dSteoSt 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 laade 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'n. April 6.___________________ d38t Cotton Bed-Ticks,~ Direct from the Manufactory. ALSO, Split Straw, Leghorn, Willow and Chip Bottnpts and Huts, with a general assortment of DRY GOODS, just received and for sale at very reduced prices, wholesale and retail,. by CHRIST. ARMAT & CO. " At the sign of the Sun, No. Ill, Market-st N. D. They have likewise on band, a few trunks Chip Bonnets,, neatly assorted, suita- ble for country merchants. april 22- d Appleton and Co. 16, Calvert street, Have received by the Fair American, from London, and Abeona, from Liverpool, Staple and Fancy Goods, London Superfine Broad Cloths, Cassiti and Vesting^, a variety'of Silk and Lace Quods, London prints, Light Bea- ver Hats for Sumr.i:".' we tr, &c. &c. __April 22,_ -" ¦ ¦ ¦ d Cheap Grocery Store, no, 221, m ark15t-st.11eet, cokntrof Liberty-street. EDWARD FITZGERALD BEGS leave to inform his friends andlhe public, that he has opened a store at tie above place, where he oife s for sale, a well chosen assortment 0f winks, teas, spirits, SUGARS, and all other art; e ii the Gro- cery line, at very reduced prict s, for cash only. April 6. • d!8t Wanted Immediately, A Dwelling HOUSE, or the dwelling at- tached to a Stupe convenient to 221, Market- street. ALSO, An Apprentice to the Grocery business. Apply as above. April 15. ¦___________________d Beer, Porter & Ale Brewery. The subscriber wishes in the most public manner, to acknowledg-e the favours which his friends and a generous public have confered upon hiti, in the purchasing of his malt Li- quors. After the greatest exertion he feels happy that he has succeeded in producing a quality of Liquor which gives general satisfac- tion beyond his most sanguine expectation. In asking permission to solicit a continuance ef favors, lie assures his customers that his present stock of Beer, Ale and Porter, nowrea- dy for sale is of such excellent quality that he will not shun a comparison with any that can be produced, MARCUS M'CAUSLAND, April 17._______________ d John Auchincloss, Jun. 9, Calvep.t-street, •Is now opening 50 pack-ures of SPRING GOODS, Received per ship Oliver Ellsworth, via New- York, consisting of Elegant Fancy Muslim-;, I'lain Lenoes and 1'icquits, Hook Mir Siewedand Checl Lena Skawlr, "¦ladias Handkerchiefs, '•ns Threads and Millinetts. .J. the above are entitled to drawback and ...•ticuUrly adapted fw the Spanish &, West- tklia markets.- March. 20, & Havana Sugar. Eleven hundred and fifty boxes of white and brown Havana Sugars of the new crop and of excellent quality for sale by THOMAS TENANT. April 14._________ dlfit Lewis Michael &. Co. Have imported, per the different ^esscUfrom Liverpool, part of their Spring Goods, And expect the remainder by the nextvee- iSels from London and Liverpool. 'i hey have also on hand, India Muslins, Checks, Bandanno Handker- chiefs, German and Irish Linens, assorted— all which will.be sold on reasonable terms.' April 14. d60t ----1*.---------h----------1--------**------------------ Marr and Gibson, 7, Calvert-street, Have imported in the Abeona, from Liverpool, Nun's Thread and Millinetts, Fxtra line Cotton Hosiery and elegant lace Sleeves. AX.SO, AN ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE," Among which are, Prime. Grass and Grain Scythes, arid Virginia Hoes- April 15. A Cornthwait andYarnali. 83, Bowly's -whakf, Have received an additional svphly of Fresh TEAS, Consisting o-f 'Imperial, Hyson and Young Hyson, import- ed the present year, and of excellent quality, which they offer for sals at low prices. They have also on hand, 200 pieces Ravens Duck, 100 pieces Long Blue Nankeens, 10 boxes Spermaceti Candles, 20 boxes Orange Flower Water, And an invoice of Drugs, Medicines, Painters' Colors. .4 mo. 20tk. d Francis I. Mitchell .Sirs just received and UOV) opining a handsome and viell seleeted assortment of Fancy & Seasonable Goods, Which he offers at the mostreuucedpnc.es for cash, acceptances in town, or on his usual credit to his punctual customers. Hi has on hand, 70 hhds.Patuxent and Potomac TOBAC- CO, with a quantity of-Cocoa, and New-Or- leans Sugar, which he is anxious to close the salee of. TO LET, The Store and Cellar on Baltimore-street, No. 245, which is spacious and well calcu- lated for an extensive Dry Good Merchant. The terms will be moderate. Apijil 17. d JMichols & French, No. 12, SOUTH-STREET, Have received by the schooner Susan, from, Bos- ton, 35 bales &. bbxss of INDIA & FRENCH GOODS, viz, Luckipore __________ Chittihilly & £. BAFTAS, Tine _________ Jaumpore SAUNS, Currah^C-SSAS, y Aiumga, MeergungeeT Jalalpore V-MAMOODYS, Fine do. j Fine Jalalpore SANNAS, Gunny Bags, White Thread Laces, Gloves, Velvet Rib- bons, Paper Mounts, Plain Tiffany and Span- gled Fans, Morocco Caps, &c. &c. Also in Store, 67 balesINDIA GOODS, consisting of Gurrahs, Mamoodys, Sawns, Saunas, Cossas, Baftas, &c. he. The whole entitled to debenture. April 16: dl8t|| John ik James Roberts, 230, Market-street, Have just received a suppl-' of INDIA SHORT YELLOW NANKEENS, first chop. They have on hand, "4- boxes 4-4 Irish Linens, "5 do. 7-8 Colerain do. 2 bales 11-8 Chi 5 do. India Muslins, 2 cases Green Senshaws, 1 bale Cotton Stripes, 4 cases Brown Hollands, 1 do. Diaper Tabie Cloths, India Sewi: g Silk, Green Lutestrings. Also, An assortment of German Linens ; Cambric Muslins ; Calicoes ; Linen Po-.ket Handker- chiefs ; Velvets ; Cords ; American Prints and Shawls, &.c. &c. &c.— All of which will be disposed of low on their usual terms. April 13. dl5t ic^BA do, do, Prime Muscovado SUGAR 'Thomas Marean HAS FOR SALE, at no. 85, Bowly's wharf, 200 Spanish Horse Hides, l*i pipes French and Spanish Brandy, 100 boxes Spermaceti Candles, 60 do. Mould Tallow do. 100 do No. 3, Chocolate, 50 do. White Codfish, 200 do. Brown Soap, 100 barrels and half barrels Boston No. 1 and 2 Beef, 30 do. Pork, 25 do. Fat Mackerel, 50 kegs first quality Lard, 75 do. Ground Ginger, 90 casks Fresh Raisins, 50 barrels Glauber Salts, 14 boxes Cotton Cards, assorted numbers April 17-_________________ J8ti Election. AN election of twelve Directors of the Baltimore Library Compaw, will be held at the Library, on Monday the 27th instant ; the polls to be opened at 10 o'clock. No Books will be received, or delivered, at the Library on that day. The Treasursr will attend, to receive the Annual Contributions, which will then become due ; and the mem- bers are requested to be punctual in their pay. ments. FRANCIS BEESTON, Secretary B. L. C. April 7, 1807. (9)____2awt£7A_ GOOD PHILADELPHIA~ Printing Ink [FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. ids. 7 First qualify- irrels.S GREEN COFFEE. Sale by Auction. In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court will he sold at the auction- room at the head of Gay-street dock, on MONDAY HJiXT, the ¦27th instant, of 12 p'clAci, The CARGO'of schoonet Brutus, from Trinidad, Consisting of SO binds.- 15 tierces 75 barrels 4 boxes 3 hhd 2 bf And at on; o'clock precisely, on terms that mill then he madt f- jvjn, '' The faithlui buiit Schooner fj^ BRUTUS, With all her tackle and appa rel as she arrived from sea, find now lies in Smith's dock, burthen 98 tons ; she is in good order, and ranks amongst the fleetest vessels out of the p ;rt R. LEMMON &. CO. Auct's. april -23 -_______________________________ J&hn Robinson, No. 216, Market-street, Has received by the ships Fame, Auecna, and Diana from Liverpool, his assortment of SPRING GOODS. Hatters' and Upholsterers' Trimmings, &c. &c. Men's Superfine Hats, and Children's Fan- cy Hats, neatly assorted in small cases, Also on hand, Men's coarse Hats, and Women's Hats in •small Packages. april 24________________d6t-eo6t George Hoffman Has imported by the several arrivals from Lon- don and Liverpool, AN ASSORTMENT OF SPRING GOODS. Am,ong vjiiich are, Extra Superfine Loudon Cloths, Rich Muslins, in trunks, Colored and -white Cambric do. Dimites and India Jeans, French paterns Pullieat Hd'kfe. Do. Madrass do. .Ginghams, Chambray Muslins, Hosiery, Hats, Gloves, Threads, Lacss, &C. &c. april 24. __'. _ d2t-eo4t " AMOS BROWN~& CO. ¦No 109, Afwh"-s/n:et, -Have received their Spring Supplyof Shoes, among which are several thousand pairs as- sorted in packages, to sui: country merchants, which will be so'.d at reduced prices for cash or acceptances in town. Also, 100 pairs Bal- timore manufactured B o o t s, on a liberalcredit. april 2o. d London Cloths. MARR & GIBSON Have imported in the Frir American, from London, 7 bales superfine CLOTHS & CASSI- MERES, 1 case fine BOMBAZEENS. april 21. i Fred'k Lindenberger & Co. Have imported per the Abeona, fro/n Liverpool,, A part of their Spring assortment of Hardware and Cutlery. April 22. >d 600 bbls. Susquehanna Flour Received on cuiiii^'ii'mvnti/i-'-nd for aale on liberal terms, by - V--¦¦-'- ' - '¦ UWIKGS•&.: CIIESTON. april 22. \i d4t ---------1---------------------:-----1-----~—------; r ¦j-gj-T "WT - Just-Received : Per,the schooner Fenelon, from Bordeaux. 128 hhds.-CUretj < '< 110 boxes do 13 bales Di-Y GOODS, Consisting of Lutestrings, Silk Gloves, Silk Hose, -Da- mask Silk Shawls, Grenoble Kid Gloves, jind Carnbrick. For sale h* WILLIAM COOKE, Jun. April 13. d '! he e>Bbsvcribers, Having commenced the. COMMISSION & FLOUR BUSINESS in this city, under ihe firm of CLAGETT <• GHNEBLY, solicit the pjltrouage of their friends and the public. BENJAMIN CLAGETT, JACOB SCHNEBLY. ¦¦\"".o offer for sale on accommodating terms sev--(,tv-three barrels Baltimore Fork. April 8.___________________d Horses. THE Subscriber has removed his Reposito- ry for the sale of HORSES, from No. 7, North- Seventh-strcet; to his new stables, No. 29, North Fifth-street, Philadelphia, where he has now on band and offers for sale, several pairs of young, sound, well broke and well matched Horses of different colors and sizes. Also, Several elegant Saddle HORSES, well •broke to the Gig. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, No. 29. North Fifth-street, Philadelphia. April 13 d!2ti Wants a Situation.. A Young Man of respectable connections. He writes a good hand, and is tolerably well versedin figures, wishes to obtain a,situation either in a wholesale Dry Good Store, or Mer- chants Counting-Room. A line, addressed to J. G. and left at this office will be punctually attended to. N- B. Satisfactory references as to charac- ter, can be Produced. april 24. '________________________d4tf A Contributor To the Dispensary suggests the propriety of appointing experienced and intelligent Physi- cians to attend the poor; and takes the liber- ty of nominating Dr, Shaw, late of Annapolis, who will serve if elected, april 2-k >_____________________ d4t 100 Boxes of the very best Havana Cigars, Entitled to drawback, A few Boxes of second quality, Cambric Muslins, Calicoes, Quiltings, A few chests first quality Imperial Tea, & Wood's best Superfine Long Cloths, im- ported and for sale by JONATHAN HARVEY, Eutaw-strcct, 3d door N. of Fawette-street. I april 22. eo BY THIS DAY'S MAILS. BOSTON, April 17. Arrived, the ship Mount Vernon, Goss of WiSCassetj 45 days from London. Ship Algol, Barker, 48 days from Liver- pool. Spoke, April 18, tat. 42, long. 63, SO, brig Hannah, 5 days from Boston, for St. Martins. April 14, ship America, 44 days fiora Liverpool. Brig Two Retries, White, of Portsmouth, from Trinidad and St. Thomas. Schr. Nabby, Davis, of Newburyport, 38 days from Guadeloupe. Spoke, March 38, lat. 31, 25, long. 66-, schr. Joseph, Stanwood, from Antigua, for Cape Ann, in a very leaky condition, both pumps going. April 13, the schr.------, Edes, from Philadelphia, forNew- bniyport. Cleared, Good Intent, Alexandria ; ships Packet, Scott, Liverpool; Belisarius, Wilds, Batavia ; Pilgtun, Allen, Amsterdam ; brigs Telegraph, HBes, ditto ; Levant, Nash, Mar- tiuico ; seta. Star, Townsend, St, Johns, N. (I?, ; Swallow, Clephin, Newfoundland. A French or Dutch 44 gun frigate has been cast away on one of the Orkney islands and lost. The crew had landed, and fortified themselves. The Scotch volunteers were embarking to attack them. The ship Bosion Packet, of Salem, Titos. Bowditch, jun. late master, has arrived at Stonington, from Calcutta, in 216 days. Capt B died the day bta'oru her arrival. The crew sick of the scurvy. NEW-YORk, April 23. The ship Globe, Dlebeois; of Boston, 80 days from Malaga. March -!0, lat 31, 23, long. 66, 58, .spoke ship Tiuo Friendly 3 days from Baltimore, for Leghorn. Capt. D. from the 1st March to the 8th of April, has experienced continual westerly winds and violent gales ; and lost boats, sails, #c. The,'ship Eliza, Waterman, 4i days from Liverpool. April 12, lat. 42, 30, long. 58, spoke ship Hollowell, of New-York, 39 days from Bristol for Boston, having sprung a-l«k two days after she left Bristol, and c- bliired to throw part of her fcatg overboard. "liie British bng Little George, M'Neil- edge, 87 days from Greenock. The brig Holla, Harrison, from Cayenne, and 22 from St. Christophers. Sailed in co. ship Maizt-ville, Smith for Philadelphia. Left ship Two Brothers, and brig Nancy, Saunders, both for Philadelphia in 15 days J schr. George, Sanger, of Norwich in 12 days ; schr. Betsy, Cox, Betner, for Kewbern in 3 days ; andithe British schr. Polly, Peimison, for New-York in 8 days. April 18, lat. 39, .spoke brig Charles Williams, 3 days from New York. The schr. .General Greene, Jones, iQ days from St. PierVes, Martinique. Left at St. Piertes, April 5, brig Jane, Lynch, to sail in for New-York ; brig Mary-Ann, Reid, arrived, ^pril 2, fjv>ro New-York ; brig------, Patterson, to sail in 3 days fir Philadelphia.; and schr. ' oucord, Turner, in 1Q clays for ditto. The three-mv.sted schr. J<:;ioa., arrived pril 3, from Baltimore^ and was to sail in 3 days for Barbados. Feb. .7, in sight of Saba, was chased and fired at by an English cutter. April 11, lat.'25, 30,,long.-65i spoke the schooner lintsrprize, -9 days from Balti- more, for'Curracoa. I5th,!at. 30, 30, long. 67, sp'n\e brig Maria,,9 days from N. York, for Trinidad : next day, ling Amity, 1.7 days from Martinique, for Boston. April 17, lat. 33, 30, long. 68, spoke schr. Friendship, from New-London, for Barbados. ISth, lat. 37, long. 71, spoke ship Maty, from Green- ock, for Savannah; and schr. America, 4 days from New-York, for Turk's-Island. The brig Sussex, Lee, 40 days from Mar- tinique. March 24, lat. 43, 10, long. 68, 30, spoke brig Aurora, -f-otn Philadelphia, for Jamaica; and brig Mary, 6 days from do. for ditto, april iO, lat. 31, 16, long.-66, spoke brig John and Charles, of Portland, 6 days from Charleston, for Liverpool. Ship Mercury, Christies, 47 days from Li- verpool. April 12, lat. 40, 30, long.64. 20, spoke the ship Mount Vernon, from Liver- pool, for Boston, in distress, expecting.to lose his rudder—should put into the first port. Lat. 40, 10, long. 53, 12, spoke ship Ulysses, of Kennebeck, 10 days from Charles ton, for Liverpool. Lat. 46, long. 12, spoke ship Algof fiom Liverpool, -for Boston, out 4 days, who had sprung his foremast, and lost his pinnacle. The ship Aurora, Steele, of Portland, 21 days from Martinique. April 18, lat. 37, 39, spoke ship Lydia, King, 63 days from Liverpool, for Philadelphia. 19th, lat. 39, 51, long. 71, spoke schr. Happy Return, Ta- tem, 48 days from Guadaloupe, for Phila- delphia. The.ship Ann, Flower, 42 days from Li- verpool. April 8, lat. 37, 34, long. 51, 30, spoke ship Friendship, 12 days from New York, for Lisbon. The brig Amazon, Copp, in 7 days from Savanna-h. Left ship Louisiana, for New- York, in a week. The brig Mount Vernon sailed in co. for Providence, R.I. The brig Two Friends had just arrived in 18 days from Boston. The br|g Charleston, Jewett, 7 days from Charleston. The schr. Mary-Ann, Tripp, 40 days from Bordeaux. March 10, in the river, spoke ship Aurora, Fairchild, 42 days from New- York. March 18, lat. 46,long. 29, 20, spoke brig Susannah, 35 days from Baltimore, for Smyrna. April 16, brig New-Haven, 42 days from Ttinidad, for New-Haven. At Bayonne- Feb. 15, ship Samaritan, Farley, of Newbu- ryport. The schr. Rhoda, Greene, of Boston, 17 days from Havana. Capt. G. being ill with the flux, was left at our lazaretto. , . The schr. Financier, Crowtll,of Denis," 33 days from Martinique. The schooner Citizen, Sturges, 6 days from Baltimore. The brig Brutus, Wadliu, of Kennebunk, 6 days from Grenada. Left, brig Traveller, Miller, of Kennebunk, for Salem, and others. Off Barnegat, was boarded by a 44. The sloop Melinda, Segar, from Philadel- phia. Below, the ship Protection, Beams, in 27 days from Belfast, with a number of passen- gergers; two other ships, a brig, and five sehooners, one of which is the Antelope, of Salem, from Trinidad. Cleared, snow Venus, Ward, St. Joha's ; brigs Ulysses, Gold, Porto Rico; Harriet Gardner, Morris, Cadiz ; schooners Mercury, Beatty, St. Johns ; Two Brothers, Croche- ron, Shelburng; Mary, Powell, Havanna; Happy Couple, Dotighj Edejrtoii; Amicus, Place, Bermuda. PHILADELPUT \, 4pri! M The ship Flora, captain, ,' dnrrfS, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, lately gotSSllord on the Fioridas, was got oi with consider- able damage and arrived at N(-w Providenc? —she is now preparing ai'.d V. ill proceed with the principal part of the cSrgp at soon as repaired. She haste pay a salvage of50001 P-osen, February 24. In the.course of last j cits were pressed at Vienna und in the suburbs.' The whole number of recruits I -vied in the Austrian domains amounts to 40,000. Extract of a Utter from a gentleman in London, " I have seen a French gentleman here who was on the expedition with Miranda to the Main—he gives a miserable account of it—it appears Jiytll worthy of the far famed knight of La Mancha, without any of the amusing incidents to render madness entei taining." A late English newspaper mentions that the celebrated Mr. Roscoe (author of tin- Lives of Lorenzo de Medeci and Pope Leo X.) had been chosen a representative in par- liament for the town of Liverpool, i,-, the room of genera! Tail ton. Arrived, ship Packet, Fisher, St. Thoi Jane, Bliss, London, 23 days ; E''z:i ,-vn.;, Williams, London, 54 ; Juno, Harkley, Liverpool, 29 ; W. Trader, Whjtesii Liverpool, 48 ; Active, King, Liverpool, 65 : Little Cherub, Bruton, 'Portsmouth, (En.g.) 40 ; Maysville, Smith, St. Kitts, 23 ; Baiubiiiige,' Josiah, Calcutta, 110'; brig Eliza, Kitchen, Malaga, 65 ; Ncptuife, Mason, Point-Petre, via Antigu^i ; I'-etsy, ' Hughes, Corunna, 30 ; schr. Happy Return, Tatem, Point-Petre ; Nancy, Grafton, St. Jago, via -Kingston. Cleared, brig Greyhound, Davis, Lisbon; Union, Johnson, Mew Orleans ; schr. Isa- bella, Merrihew, St. Bartholomews. Ship Fabius, Cole, hence at Martinique. Schr. Hetty, Harper, hence at St. Tho- mas. Yesterday arrived the ship Juno, Hai m ] of Sac'o, in 29 days from Liverpool. Lat. 40, long. 67, spoke schr. Prince, of Satedi, 10 days from Charleston, bound to Copen- hagen. Same day, ship John and Alice, in 20 days from London. Sailed tl B March, in co. with ship Portsmouth, bound to Baltimore. Sailed on the 20th of Mai bn, ship Ahnira, Wuipple, for Norfolk On the 17th April spoke brig Benjamin, Little, from St. Thomas, bound to New-Haven, out thirty ii:-ys, in lat. 38, 45, long. 72, OO, in want of bread, supplied them—had on board the crew of ship Jane, of Boston, wh foundered at sea from Grenada bound to Norfolk. NORFOLK, .April 21. Yesterday came on the election for a re- presentative to congress, .. :¦-,. hers to th*~genera1 assembly of tbis sUtte, for Nor/oik county, a , T'to?nt:s'Nc-ir>to:>i. jun. v. as elected to con- gress without op).-¦.-'. ion . MEtT. William C. Kolt. James W. Murdaujgh, 253 John Brooks, 3 , Arrived, 'Bng Elka Henry, Perrady, 24 days from Antigua. I'reotmdm rec* i-ved by cafftain Perrady. On the 3d of March v ed by the British armed schoonei Giooper, and alter taking my papers, ordered me to follow him into St. John's (Antigua) and to anchor in the toads. Next day I asked permission' to go on board an American schooner taken at same time, and was refused to quit the ves- sel, and was immediately ordered up tiie harbor, where we came to anchor. I went on shore and called oh the American consul to know why the brig was detained, who told me that she was cleared ; in consequence of whi.ch, I sent to the kin,,''; agent to know if . it was the-case, as I wanted my papers, who sent me word that he did not know whether she was cleared or not. On the 5th I again went to the consul, who- told me she was de- tained ; and on the 7ih 1 was informed by hini that my cargo was libelled. On the 9th employed a lawyer, who sent for the lioel to examine it, who said she ca^ld not be libel- led ; and on the 13th put in my claim, get the vessel's papers' for my lawyer, who, after minutely investigating them, said, there was no legal grounds for detaining vessel or car- go. Notwithstanding this illegal cktem ion, the king's attorney demanded of me 212L for costs, &c. which I agreed to on their giving me documents to shew that I paid the above sum ; this was peremptorily, refused ; upon which I demanded a trial, which took, place on the 18th, when I was ordered to pay the costs, which, with my own ehargi for defending the cause, amounted to 4371. 16s. for which sum I was obliged to d.aw bills on my owners, and then was grdfioutty allowed to get off with a ivhole siifi !.' ! Brig Active, Hodson, 11 days from Ber- muda. Schr. Fair Trader, Vaname, 4 days from New-York. Schr. Ploughboy, Reynolds, 29 days from St. Vincents. On the 9th instant, in lat S 3!, N. long. 73, W. spoke the schr. Phoebe, Murit, from Jamaica, bound for New-York.. Schr. Volunteer, Turner, 7 days from N. Providence. Sloop Polly, Everton, 5- days from New- York. Schr. Combine, Philips, 21 days from An- tigua. Schr. Iris, MofFett, 7 days from. Cuba, Left there, the 12th instant, the ship Eliza, Balch, for Charleston, in 2 days. Sloop Eunice, Chase, 5 days from Rhode- Island. Schooner Lydia, Livingtoa, 21 days from Martinique. Left there, on the 29th ult. the brig Superior, Green, of and for Phila- delphia, in 4 days -, ship Lydia, of New- Bedford, for New-York, in 10 days ; schr. Concord, Turner, from Philadelphia, just ar- rived ; brig Triphenia, of and for Philadel- phia, in 4 days. Schr. Charlton, Johnson, 21 days from Martinique. trig Ann, Forsyth, 20 days from St. The mas. On the lst.inst. spoke schr. Conquest, Hall, of and from Philadelphia, bound to St. Thomas, which was then in sight, out 15 days, all well. Left in St. Thomas, on the 1st instant, ship Packet, of and for Philadel- phia, in 7 days. On the 16th instant, in Ut. 85, 23, N. long. 73, W. spoke the schooner Hannah, of and from Boston, bound to Balti- more, out £7 days: four days previous, the Hannah spoke the Nancy, of ami from Bos- tod, bound for Tobago; siie hud to'st hw