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'fc*n£, thrt on or before Wednesday next rie I
will he able to submit, for his gracious appro- ]
list ion, the new arrangement which he is now
Jormrmj.
Among the noblemen and gentlemen who
«lined wit!) the -duke of Portland, were, the
«-.nl oi'Can-iben, lord Hawkesbury, lord Ca«u
tl.-reaKh, lord ILldon, Mr. Hose, Mr. Can-
ning, Mr. Stunges Bonnie.
Mr. Sheridan, on being arrested by the
sergeant at aims for non attendance in his
place, on a call of the house, good-humored.
]y exclaim*-d, u Tins is ratlier too hard, to
be turned out of j»la#e, and taken into cus-
tody, on one and the same day."
No mails have yet arrived from the conti-
nent, hut some accounts have been brought
by ships from the coast of Holland., which
state, that a few days, since a report prevail-
ed at «'.(otterdaai, of a great battle having
been fought on the 6th of February, in
which the Russians were repulsed with great
loss ; but that, to secure the repose of the
French army during the remainder of the
bad weather, the cantonments have been con-
siderably withdrawn from their advanced
position, as being too much exposed to the
repeated tho'fruitless attacks ol the " barba-
rians."' This rumor of a battle on the 26th,
perhaps relates to that of the 16th, the French
account of which has already appeared. Of
the retreat of the enemy, we have little
doubt.
We are anxious for the arrival of intelli-
gence from the continent ; for soma great
and important change in the state of affairs
must soon take place. The negociations at
Warsaw must end in some positive determi-
nation. Bonaparte will never suffer Austria
to remain in her present indecision. In his
present situation, all his movements are ne-
cessarily cramped by the apprehension, at
least, of her possible hostility. A move-
ment of the Austrian armies might in a mo-
ment cut off his supplies ; and, in the pres-
ent circumstances of the campaign, endan-
ger the very existence of his army. Is it
credible, therefore, that Bonaparte, with his
cha'.'.ieteristic arrogance and ambition, will
suffer the fui tuer continuance of this state
of things ? What, then, will he bis course ?
He will endeavor either to bribe Austria, or,
what is perhaps still worse, to awe or cor-
rupt her councils.
It is indeed no le";s lamentable than true,
that the French intrigues have obtained a
most unnatural prevalence even in the very
cabinet of Austria. It was so in Prussia,
and hence the alternate resolution and tiini
dity of that unhappy government. There
was an opposition which was powerful
enough'to render the best resolutions nuga-
tory, if not to procure the execution of the
¦worst. We much fear—we saj it with re-
gret, but we do not say it without sufficient
grounds, that there is something of the Same
kindi.i the present Austrian cabinet. The
archduke Chailes, the best hope of Europe
and of his own house, has too long and too
successfully been opposed by this secret, par-
ty. We have only to express our hopes,
thi t he may finally prevail over it. The late
accounts received by government are not very
favorable.
London, March 23.
The blockade of Trieste has been raised
fcr the present, in consequence of a confer-
ence between the governor and the British
cemmodore; the port, however, continues
shut against the English and Russian, ves
9*ls, ami if that unwarrantable system of ex-
tlu-ion is still persisted in, the blockade will
be of course resinned.
rWTCH TfSPEDITlOiJT.
The expedition wnicb sailed from Holland
the latter part of February, and was compell-
ed to retur i by bad weather, was mirier the
charge of general Daendels, and supposed to
be bound to the East Indies. It consisted of
Ib»r frigates and several transports, all full
of troops. Stores, it is said, had b.-en pre-
viously sent off i:i American bottoms, hired
for the purpose. One of the frigates has
been lost.
Married on Wednesday last, at Tlv» seat of
Col. Nathaniel Rainsay, in Cecil county, by
the Kev. Dr. Whitehead, the Rev. Jbiefih tf.
/. Bend, D. D. to Mrs Elizabeth B. Cloy-
poole.
Married on Thursday evening last, by
the rev. Mr. Glendy, Mr.Jnhn a.¦mil, mer-
chant, to Miss Elizabeth Schfffer, daughter
of Baltzef Schjei'fer, esq. all of this city.
Married on the 11th instant, at Charles-
ton, (S. C.) by the rev, Mr. Simons, Hu-
bert G'ilmor, jun. esq. of this city, to Miss
Sarah Heme Lailsoir, daughter of major
James Ladson, of Charleston.
INTERMENTS
In the htryin^-^rounds of the city and precincts
of-Baltimore, during the •air.ek, end'ingyes-
terda1) morninrg at sunrise :—
Consumption, 2
Oid-afye, - - a
Drowned, I
Disease unknown, - 3
Adults,
Children,
Total,
8
FREDERICKSBURG, April 24.
PRICES C'j'RKENr THIS WAY.
Wheat, 7s
Flour, 84S8
Tobacco, 80s—S3
Corn, , 27s
Whiskey, 3s
Hemp, 48-50
B3SS
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
MONDAY, APRIL 11.
A schooner, Baltimore built, from St. Do.
mingo, was taken at the mouth of St. Tho-
mas, on the 20th March.
The Susan and William, and the Harriot,
from Baltimore, arrived at Boston, 20th
April.
April 3, was spoke ship Nancy, 22 days
from Baltimore for Liverpool.
On Sunday last, an ark in descending the
Conewago Falls, in the river Susquehanna,
having 80 barrels of flour, 1000 bushels of
wheat, and 10 men on board, was unfortu-
nately shattered to pieces. The flour and
wheat were altogether lost, and two of the
ark's crew drowned ; the rest saved them-
selves on the broken remains of the ark.
Govei-rov Hyslop, of the island of Trini-
dad, issued his proclamation, on the 4th of
March last, appointing an inspector and
weigh master, of all articles of importation
which are sold by weight or measure." All
articles of American produce are to be by
him inspected immediately after entry ; and
his award is to be conclusive in all cases
where the amount does not exceed 50 dol-
lars—if over that, an appeal may be made to
the governor and council. Merchantable
boards must be 3-4 of an inch thick ; plank
1 1-2 inches ; cypress shingles, 17 inches
long and 4 broad ; hogsheads staves, 3 feet
S inches long, 3 inches wide, and 3-4 of an
inch thick ; Boston shingles, 12 inches long
and 3 wide ; hl'.d hoops, 12 to 14 feet long,
25 in a bundle ; all which fall short of this
description will not be deemed merchantable.
Barrels of flour must contain at least i96 lb.
and barrels of provision 190 lb. net to be
merchantable. Articles imported from the
U. States are hereafter to pay a duty of one
shilling per ton ; and to be rated as follows :
600 feet of boards, 1 ten ; 360o southern
shingles, one ton ; 4000 Boston shingles,
one ton ; 2000 clapboards, one ton ; 700
dressed or 6000 wrought staves, one ton ;
Q9hhd. shooks, one ton ; 10 barrels of beef,
pork or flour one ton.
The cargo of the Prussian ship Louise,
Heys, captured on her passage from Balti-
more to -Amsterdam, was restored to the clai-
mairs 3d March, by the court of admiralty,
on the payment of the captors expences in-
curred in taking examinations and deposi-
tions.
The AJgerineSj who were fbr a short time
$f war with the Russians, have now made
peace with them, and declared war against
Franc** [Boston pafter.J
PORT OP BALTIMORE.
En rsRKn,
Ship Plough Boy, Collard, Liverpool
John Adams, Callender, do.
Carlisle, Gibson, London
Brig Ann, Hcnkin, Surinam
Elizabeth, Dickson, Jamaica
William, Dowj Matanzas
Sch'r Sally, Peterson, Guadaloup
Betsy, Reves, St. Bartholomews
Somerset, Nowell, Havana
Cleared,
Ship William Taylor, Hitchcock, Amster-
Erin, Stevenson,
Brig Betsy, Davis,
Blanchy, Craig,
Sch'r James, Beard,
dam.
Bordeaux
Havana
Surinam
Mataiuas
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books'.
April 26.
Arrived, sch'r Betsy, Reeves, 20 days
from St. Bartholomews—sugars—Jonathan
Hudson.
Also, brig William, Dow, 30 days from
Matauzies sugars -S. Smith & Buchanan.
April i3th, lat. 34, 10, long. 71, 40, spoke
sch'r Nancy, Hall, from boston for Tobago,
had lost her foremast, both boats and all her
spars and saris, except her mainmast and one
topsail—having lost both my boats, could
render her no assistance.
The ship North America, Tucker, "and
Henrietta, Baxter, "fcr Baltimore, sailed from
Vmsterdam 8th March, in co. with ship
Hero, arrived at Alexandria'.
Arrived, brig Rising Sun, Burr, 5 days
from Warren, H. I.- Ballast.
.-w*,.jir ¦»-. - - ... .iit^-.ai^nttm ¦p»iim(.n.:«M
Baltimore Theatre
Will open THIS LVKKIKG, Apt it 27th,
lou7,
When wilibe presented, a celebrated Comedy,
in five acts, called
She Stoops to Conquer;
Or, THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT.
C Written by the celebrated Dr Goldsmith. I
To wh.ch wilibe agreed (never performed here)
a much admired Farce, called
The Weathercock.
Box, one Dollar—Pitt, Three Fourths of a
Dollar.
HIT The doors will be opened at six, and the
performance commence at seven o'clock, pre-
cisely.
rr_j- Gentlemen cannot be pe'mitted to smock
cigarS in the 1 heatre, on any account.
,% Tickets to be had, and places in the
boxes to be taken of Mr. Evans, at the office
in front of the theatre, on days of non-perform-
ance from ten till two ; and on days of perform-
ance, from ten till four o'clock,
Ssle by Auction.
TO-MORROW MORNINC,
The ?8(.J instant, at 10 o'clock, at our auction
room, head of Frederick street dock, wilt cam,'
m€i\Ke the sole of
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
Consisting if
2 cases Listadoes,
1 Crests a la Morlaix,
1 Brown Linen,
1 1'iesiden. and Hunters Cord,
3 Calicoes, ,
1 Hook Muslin,
2 Shawls,
1 box White Rolls,
1 bale. Brown Rolls,
1 trunk Cotton Hose,
1 do. Cambric Muslin,
1 do. Book Muslin.
And for account of the am'crwriters,
1 case damaged Dowlas,
2 cases do. Card W'u'ei
J.vd ut 12 o'clock.
QOhhds &7(. Vu SVGAR,
r>5 barrels, y
237 bags CoiTee,
51 pipes Bordeaux Brandy,
5-1 lihds. excellent Molasses,
50 chests Young Hyson Tea, iir,.
And by order of the trnsttes,
40 boxes brown and white Havanna Sugar.
And at private sole,
50,000 wt. Coffee,
100 boxes first cpiality Havanna white and
50 do. do. do. do. brown Sugar,
210 do. do. do. Trinidad white do.
16 seroons Flotairt Indigo.
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, AuclVs.
aprii 27._______________________
Sale by Auction.
Will be added to our sale to-morrov> mvrnhig,
3 bales Baftas,
2 do. 6uri abs,
5 do. Salamporcs,
3 do. Long Cloths,
1 case Madras Handkerchiefs, and
1 do. Irish Linen.
VAN WYCK » POIISKY, ftuet'r*
aprii 27.
Sale by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,
Tie 20fA May, at 5 o'clock in the. aftertoon, on
the premises, will be sol*!, onverv accommo"
dating terms, wh'ch will be made known at the
time of sale,
An elegant and highly improved COUNTRY
SE \T, the property of vlartus Eiohodburger,
on the York tui-iijiiheroad, and adjoining the
seatsf Robert Oliver, eSquJre. The improve-
ments are, a a hafidsonie two-story b.'ie.k
House, 50 feet, front, with back buildings, all
elegantly finished, with everyeconvenient out
Ho.ise, :>s Sta'bles, Coach House, D dry, Batli-
Honse, Ice House, Garrleners'-House, &.c.
with a large Garden, in & high state of .culti-
vation, stocked with a great variety of choice
fruit-tree 1, &c he
VAN WYCK 8c OQRSEY, Auct's.
_ apvil 27. ______ertfCthM
lit or Charter,
The new Brig
RISING SUN,
Burthen 127 tons or WOO
K.t» barrels, in complete order and
ready to receive a carg-o. Apply to captain R.
Burr, on board said brig, at liowly's wharf,
or to PAYSON & SMITH,
Who ha-cefor Sole,
100 boxes Castile Soap } Entitled, to
6 pipes Brandy 4t:i proof'5 debenture.
30 casks Whiting, received by ship CUobe,
Cognise and Bordeaux Brandy, New-England
Rum, Port and Sbery Wine, Spermaceti
mould and dipt Candies, while, and bmv o
Soap, Sole Leather, Pork, Beef, Imp, rod,
Hyson, Chilian, Hyson, Young1 Hyson and
Bohi-.a Tea, Pepper*, Pimento, Holland Gin,
Molasses, and ten tons Nicaragua Wood.
April z7 ________(Ut
For Petersburg cs" Richmond,
t^SC POLLY,
£-J*^,T.- J-atr A'" Smith's wharf, to sail in
^-fiasssiSs? 3 or 4 days ; fbr freight or pas-
sage, apply to the master 011 hoard.
" 27.' ______d3t|_
The Subscriber
Oilers lor side .1111 bend terms
the Hull, Masts add Spain,of
a new tihlG, about \~o Ions
burthen, carpenter'^ measure.
H. PEIRCa,
april_27^_________• _ _' dlot__
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
The Brig
WILLIAM,
Jonathan Dow, iiKirter ;
_______ A good vessel, about 300
bbls. burthen will be ready to rece.ve a car-
go in a few days. Applv to
CORN mWAlf & YARNALL.
aprii
4th
Schoolmaster.
A Man, capable of teaalrTng children, wish-
es employment a few miles mm Baltimore —
tie will teach Reading, Writing, Ai-itl.inehe
and Grammar. Inquire-at this office
April 27._____________________ d3t
Fresh Raisins.
100 kegs,t»f excellent qltajlty, are received
and for Saie at a low price, by
ISAIAH MANKIX,
(.9, Smith's wharf
_ April y. ___ d*._
For Sale,
A voitntr, larg-c and handsome BROOD
MARE, accustomed to the harness and sad.
dje____________aprii 27.__________ d4t||
IRISH LINEN1.
Alexander Brown & Son
flare received per Diana, a further supply of
4 4 "1
7-8 ki. LINEN.
3-4 3
Dowlas, Sheeting- and Diaper.
aprii 27._______________________ d4t
Jine Spring Goods, viz ;
Taffetas, Surge & Satin, Damask Shawls,
Crapes, Silk Gloves, and Silk Stockings : all
of a superior quality, fbr sale, by
R. CAZEAUX,
No. 200, Market-street, Mr. Comle's board-
big- h mse.
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