|
George Price and O.
Have imported in the Abeona, frr.m Liverpool,
Part of their assortment of
SPUING GOOi>S.
' April 17 ' - '__________'_.dl8t.eo9t
For Sale on a long credit,
! 52 hluls. firnt quality Muscovado SugJ 3,
_ 56_bb!s. do. do. do.
12seroons Flotant. Indigo,
! 65 hhds. Bordeaux Claret,
Tlie whole entitled to drawback anil in nice
shipping order.
'JACOB ADAMS.
dl2t
apr-il 20- '
¦ Hancock and Norris
tHatte received per ship Fair American, from
London,
TWELVE casks best 1'EWTER, well as-
sorted, which they will sell low for accept-
anccs in tow*
Also on consignment jrom Boston,
Forte boxes Cotton and Wool CARDS, 01
the first quality, which will be sold as above
April 21.
Henry h Llndenbergsr,
No. "i;"-, Baltimor«-sthebt,
Save received by the Fame, from Liverpool,
A complete assortment of
C-UTLERY.
And on hand an extensive assortment of
HARDWAHE, SADDLERY, BRASS &
JAPANNED WARE.
Aprils. H
IRISH I
,1XEN.'
daot
To Let,
And immediate possession given,
-The Store and Cellar, No. 4, North How-
ard-street, in complete order. For terms ap-
ery to ANTHON.Y KLMMEL & SON.
__«>ril.23. ;;:.¦¦¦¦¦.._____________S_____
Ho.ncock~and Norris,
NO. 203, MARKET-STREET,
Have received per ship Abeona, from Liver-
pool, a part of their spring supply qf
Hardware,
Which completes their assortment,
April 14,
dim
Just received and for sale by
HENRY & LINDENBERGER,
No. 204, Baltimohe-st'ret,
100 dozen single, and double prime Wal-
dron SCYTHKS, of the broad kind.
April 14. . '________________
Spring Goods.
Imported per Hercules, Fame and Abeona,
from Liverpool, now landing a,id for sale hy
the package or piece.
April 17.
by
HOFFMAN & SON.
dot eo8t
&.
CO,
"Tamos brown
ATa 100, Market street,
"Have received their Spring SupplyofSHOES,
among which are several thousand pairs as-
sorted in packages, t;o suit country merchants,
¦which will be sold at reduced pliers for cash
or acceptances in town. 'Also, 1,00 pairs Bal-
timore manufactured BooTs.orta liberalercdit.
april 2o.______________________________u
Just Received
Per the sdm iner Fenelo>:,from Bordeaux.
328 hhds. Claret,
110 boxes do.
13 bales DRT5 GOODS,
Consisting of
l,utcstvings,..Sii!i Gloves, Silk Hose, Da-
mask Silk Shawls, Grenoble Kid Gloves, and
Canibrick. For sale by
WILLIAM COOKE, Jun.
.' Ajfil 13.___________________\_____________
Havana Sugar.
Eleven hundred and fifty boxes of white and
brown Havana Sugars Cjg the new crop and
of excellent quality for sale by
THOMAS TENANT.
April 14.__________________________£__*
'The Subscribers,
Having commenced the COMMISSION &
FLOUR BUSINESS in this eitv, under the
firm of CLAGETT & SCHNEBLY, solicit
the. patronage of their friends and he public.
BENJAMIN CLAGETT,
JACOB SCHNEBLY.
Who offer for sale oh aecomnioojitingterrns
seventv-three barrels Baltimore Fork.
¦;i 8. ____A __
For Sale,
At A'o. 8:>, Front-street, Gld-Totvn,
A few hhds. of Racked Perry-Hall CIDER,
at thirteen dollars per blid. The casks to be
retnened when called for.
_april25.______________________ ___________
Fresh Raisins.
100 kegs, of excellent quailty, arc received
and for Sale at a low price, by
riSAIAH MANKIN,
69, Smith's wharf.
.April 27. _____ _______________*_
For Sale,
A young, large and handsome BROOD
MARE, accustomed to the harness and sad-
dle She may be seen at Mr. Hussey's
Tavern, North Howard street.
april 27-____________________________d4t|[
Cotton Bed-Ticks,
Direct from the Manufactory.
ALSO,
Split Straw, Leghorn, Willow and Chip
Bonnets and Hats, with a general assortment
of DRY GOODS, just received and for sale
set. very reduced prices, wholesale and retail,
by CHRIST. ARMAT & CO.
At the sign of the Sun,-No. Ill, Market-st.
N. B. They have likewise on hand, a few
trunks Chip Bonnets, neatly assorted, suita-
ble for country merchants. april 22. d
Armour and Jenkins,
No. 52, South-street,
JBave received by the ship 'fohn Adams from.
Liverpool,
Their Spring assortment of
Saddlery,
Consisting of -almost all kinds of Plated,
Polished and Tinned Articles in that line;
with Saddle Trees, Girth Webs, &,c. All of
¦which they will sell at the most reasonable
prices,_________april 27._________cU2t-eol2t
The person holding an ac-
cepted Bill for 400 dollars, dated New-Or-
leans, 16th March, 1807, at 60 days sight, &
drawn in favor of James D. Cope, will please
call at Balderston and Cornth w.ak's, when
the motives for requesting an interview, will
be explained.
april 27._______________________________
Notice.
Having declined the Dry Good business,
and intending to go to the country with my
family the first of July. I earnestly request all
those indebted to me to settle their accounts
immediately. I shall attend daily at my
old store for that purpose.
WM. BUCKLER.
.april 25.__________________________dl'jt
For sale, on a credit,
10,000 bushels St. Ubes SALT,
april 28 dot JACOB ADAMS.
Alexander Brown & Son
Have received per Diana, a further supply of
4 4 '._)
7-8 &.£ LINEN.
3-4 3
Dowlas, Sheeting and Diaper.
april 27. ___________d4t _
Lewis Michael. & Co.
Have imported, per the different vessels from
^Liverpool, part of their
Spring Goods,
And expect the remainder by the next ves-
sels from London and Liverpool.
They have also on hand,
India Muslins, Checks, Bandanno Fandker.
chiefs, German and Irish Linens, assorted
all which will be sold on reasonable terms.
April 14. ______________ d60t _
Wanted Immediately,
IN A DRUG STORE, a Young Man of good
morals and activityto learn the business.
One that bus some knowledge of the names of
Drugs would be preferred. H- WILKINS.
april 28 _______;_____|____________dlOt
A Young Man,
From the country, who is acquainted with the
Dry-good business, wants a situation, in a'
wholesale or retail dry good store. He can
produce satisfactory recommendations. Apply
at this office.
april 28.___________________________d4ti___ '.
For Sale,
A secondhand hackney STAGE with Har-
ness, in complete order, and two young well
matched HOUSES. To be seen at Meyer's
Hotel, Market-street april 28 inKegs. *
Francis I. Mitchell
Has just received and now opening a hnndsome
and well 'Selected assortment of
Fa/ncy and Seasonable Goods,
Which he offers at the-most reduced prices
for rash; -acceptances in town, or on his usual
c edit to bis punctual Customers.
lie has on hand,
70 hhds. P&uxent ard Potomac TOBAC-
CO, \vi:h a quantity of Cocoa, and New-Or-
leans Sugar, which he is anxious to close the
sales of.
TO LET,
Tlie STORE and CELLAR on Baltimore-
street, No. 245, which is spacious, and well
calculated for an extensive Dry-Good Mer-
chant. The terms wiilbemoderate.
April 17.____________________________d__
Baltimore Gen'l Dispensary.
'THE present attending Physicians hav-
ing declared their intention to decline offering
at, tiie ensuing election, Doctor John Shaw, is
nominated as a candidate to succeed one of
them by
A CONTRIBUTOR.
Aprii 24.____ _________ eo
Prime Shad.
100 Hbls. Prime Shad, just received, for
sale by the subscribers.
BALDERSTON & CORNTHWAIT.
On hand,
19 hhds. good New-Orleans Sugars, which
will be sold low on a liberal credit to close
sales. 4th mo. 29th.__________d4t
Wanted to l barter,
GERMAN LINENS or CALCUTTA
GOODS for a good substantial SHIP, of
about 250 tons "burthen. Apply to
JOHN SPERRY,
55, Smith's wharf.
April 29._____________________ d4t.
For Sale.
An elegant Gothic fronted fifteen keyed
ORGAN, four stops, three barrels, drum
and triangle. Those who wish to purchase,
will please apply immediately, as it will (if
not sold) be sent off on Saturday. Apply at
this office.____ April 29. ______d4t__
Wm. and" Richard Hall,
SADDLERS, HARNESS-MAKERS, lite.
No. 146, Market-street,
Have received by theffohn Adams, from Liver-
- pool,
An Assortment of articles in the above line.
They have on hand,
A variety of best and common Saddles and
Bridles, Portmanteaus, Saddlebags, Sec.
Also,
Plated and brass-mounted Harness for sin-
gle and pair horses, warranted to be of the
best, materials anil workmanship.
They also re ike, and. have now on hand, a
complete assortmento-'TRUNKS.
april 29';_________________________iUm_
Brushes, Combs & Hardware.
PHILIP LIT Tie,
142, l^'aiket-strcet,
'/.as on hfind, it his Store,
A largeaod general assort rmntof American
manufactured and imported Brush's*,
A complete assortment of Ivey, Tortoise-
shell, Mockshell and commoVComb.s, of a su-
perior quality,
A quantity" of GLUE, of the strong, clear
kind,
A few dozen of Wsldron's grain and grass
Scythes.
He expects daily from London, an extensive
assortment of Paint'vs' Brushes, Sash Tools,
Etc. of the best quality
april 29.____________________________d!8t
Notice.
I have seen, in the Federal Gazette, a No-
tice, signed by Mr. John Croxai.l, which I
suppose to have been published in one of that
gentleman's lunar spells, or he would not have
closed his little notice in so short a way. I
mean, as usual, to be moderate. I call on the
gentleman to prove any attempt on my part to
injure him, and particularly to shew reason
for supposing that.I would collect money due
to him, when be knows that I refused, months
ago, to receive money for lutn.
I could wish that the poor old man had not
"been so much agitated, on being fairly detect-
ed in improper conduct; which will soon ap-
pear, (with proper vouchers, if necessary,) in
my answerto. his" Further Notice."
STEPHEN G. GILL.
april 29.__________ d3t_,___
1 Bait* -we Price Cwrr&NU
C O U. R E C T E D WEEKLY.
Very
Articles. Per. Prices.
B ttAD, ehtp, , cwt. S3
navy, 4 25
pilot, 5 50
Bret, northern mess, bbl. 14 50 ¦)
cargo, No. 1, 12 50 i
--------, No. 2, 10 50 s
Bacon, lb. 11 12
Butter, for exportation, 18
Cotfee, Batavia, 30
W. India best gr. 31 32
do. com. 28 29
Cotton, W. Indiaisland, 26 35
Louisiana, 23
Georgia, upland, 22
Sea-Island, none
Cordage, American, 16
Russia, 10 12
Chocolate, 20 30
Candles, mould 17 . 20
dipt, 16
spermaceti, 45 50
Cheese, American, 11 14
English, best, 40 45
Duck, Russia, bit. 20 24
Holland, 25 31
Ravens, 15
Russia Sheeting, piece 22 23
fiSK, crd, dry, out. 4 50 plenty
salmon, bbl. 16
herrings, (new) 5
mackerel, 8 9
shad, (new) 7 50
Flaxseed, rough, bush.
clearsed, est.
*F.lour, superfine, bbl. 6 75 7
n le, 6 25
middlings, 5 75
rye, 5
Gunpowder, Engl. 25 lb. 10
Do Baltimore manufaC. 9
Grain, Indian corn, bush. 7C- 73
wheat, Virginia, 1 33 1 37
do. Maryland, 1 45 1 48
Rve, 67 70
Barley,
Clover seed, 12 15
Oats, . 47
Hemp, Russia, tort. 310 315
Country, lb. 7 9
Hops, (freshJ lb. 20
Hso's Lard, 15 ir
Iron, pig, ton. 35 40
.Country bar, 115 120
Russia, 105 110
Swedes, best, 1.0
Hoop, 173
Sheet, . 220 225
Nail rods, 140 150
Castings, 80 90
Leather, sole, ' lb 18 19
^Lumber, ,per 100 ft.
oak, timb. & scaat. ¦ 2 2 25
boards, all sizes, 2 2 25
pine scantling, do. 1 12 1 30
boards, 4-4 B 50
do. 5-4 2 3
white do. com. 4-4 2 25
do. clear, 4-4 2 50 3 50
shingles, cyp. 18 inch M. 2 50 3 50
juniper, 24 do. 6 50 8 50
do. com. do. 4 5
staves, w. o. pipe 60
do. hhd. 30 35
do.- bbl. ' so
red oak, bbl. 12 14
do. hhd. 20
bhd. heading, 30
Meat,, corn, kiln-dried, bhl. 4
Nankins, short, pc. 82 35
Naval Stores, tar, bbl. 2 25
pitch,
turpentine,
losin,
50
2 50
Sausages,
Sjffil 29.
m
Interesting.
Owing to the engagements of the managers,
the drawing of the ST PAUL'S PARISH
LOTTERY was not, asusu.il, held yesterday;
in consequence of which,- the Drawing will he
resumed To-morrow, when Five Hundred
Tickets will be drawn
The Wheel having gained the astonishing
sum of Eight Thousand Three Hundred and
Eighty-Six Dollars, the few remaining Tickets
will be further advanced to Six Dollars and
Fifty Cents, on Tuesday, the 11th May.
In the mean time, they may be had of either
of the Subscribers, as follows :
Whole Tickets, 6 Dollars ;
Half Ditto, 3 25
Prize-Tickets exchanged for Tickets war-
ranted undrawn. Prizes in the German Evan-
gelical Church Lottery taken in payment for
Tickets.
SAMUEL VINCENT,
No. 44, N. Gay.street.
COLE & I. BONSAL,
174 1-2, Market-slrtet.
G. DOBBIN 8c MURPHY,
Near Centre Market-house.
AH of whom keep regular &. «orrcct check
books. Tickets registered and examined on
moderate terms,
april 29. __________________________d4t
Nichols & French,
No. 12, South-street,
Hm:e received by the schooner Susan, from S»s-
ton,
35 bales & boxes of INDIA & FRENCH
GOODS, viz. :
Luckipore ~)
Chittibilly & C 1} AFTAS,
Fine j
Jaumpore SAUNS,
Barilla &7C0SSAS
Gurrah 5 '
Azumga,
Meergungee")
Jalalpore iMAMOODYS,
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 bales INDIA. GOODS, consisting of
Gurrahs, Mamoodys, Sawns, Saunas, Cossas,
Baftas, &c. &c.
The whole entitled to debenture.
April 16. dm||
spirits turpentine, gal. .30 S5
varnish, bright, 30 ,
black, 30
Pork, northern mtss, bbl. 24 -}
.Prime 18 50 > d"!l
Carg-Q. 18 _,
Baltimore navy 20
------¦ Prime, 18
southern, 2d, ir -
Plaister Paris, Fr. ton .7 7 50
'Porter, London, doe. 2 £0 3
American, 1 25
Rice, (new) per 100 lb. 4 50
-Soap, American, white, lb. .10 12
do. brown, 8 ,9
Castile, 17
Saltpetre, rough, Am. 18
refined, - none
Sassafras, ton 12 14
Spirits, Bre.ndv,F.4fh V gal. 1 5
Cogniac, 4th p. 1 12 1 15
Barcelona, 1st p. SO 85
do. 4th p. 90 92
Gin, Hol'd, Jstp. 1 5
do. American, i 62
Rum, Jam. 4th p. 90 93
St. Croix, SSj.4 none
Antigua, 3 & 4 76 78
Windward 7&A 62 67 75 70
American, 46
Whiskey, 48 50
SH.OARS, Havana, white, .cmf. 13 13 56
do. brown, 10 10 50
clayed, white, 13 50
do. brown, 12 50 13
muscov. 1st qual. 12 50 13 50
Louisiana 9 50 13
India, 1st qual. 10 50 12
loaf, lb. SO
lump, 18
fSALT, St. Ubes, tush. 75 80
Lisbon, 70 75
Cadiz,
Liverpool, blown, 42 plenty.
ground, 52
Turks-Island, 80 90
Isle of May, 75 8U
Shot, of all sizes, cim. 12 50 13
Tobacco, Maryland, 100 lb.
fine yellow, 11st
Upper Patuxent, 1st 7 7 50
Lower Patuxent, 1st 6 50 7
Potomac, 1st, 5 6
East, shore, 1st 5
Virginia, fat, 6 7
do. middling", 5 50 Q
Rappahannock, 4 50 5
Georgia, none
Tallow, American, lb. 14
Wax, bees, 40 42
Wines, Madeira, L.P. gal. 2 50 3
do. L. M. 1 15 1 65
do. N.Y.M 1 12 1 50
Lisbon, 1 10 1 15
Sherry, 1 18 1 20
Corsica, 6.5 68
Yeneriffe, 80 1
Claret, doz. 6 10
do. new, csi. 33 40
Malaga, gal. 95
Port, 1 30 1 35
Store Orices.
§ Woard measurement.
j Cargo prices.
\ Second qualities of Patuxent, are 2 dollars
less i Potomac is? Eastern-shore 1 dollar less-
Ijj- STOCKS AS LAST G1VEX.
NEW-YORK Apr?IISf.
Arrived, tne snip .Augusta. O'Connor,
32 days from Bordeaux. April 13, in lat.
41, long. 53, fpokeship Ann, from RViter-
dam, foi Charleston.
The ship William Pe-iin, Sherry, 29 days
from Liverpool. The Governor Gilmaii, and
Swift, had been thete some time.
The brig Lyttia, Hawkins, 28 days from
Kingston, Jamaica The brig Eliza, for
Norfolk, sailed in company.
The brig Thomas, Cooke, of Newbed-
ford. 9i days from Cette. Left ship Wood-
rop Sims, of Norfolk, ready for Tonningen.
March 31, in lat. 36, 25, long. 55. 47, spok*t
ship Hiram, M'Kean, of Newport, 30 days
from New-Orleans for Antwerp, jipril 9,
lat. 36, 14, long. 56, 12, spoke ship Factor,
of Providence, n da3'S from Savannah, for
Liverpool, having on board, captain Man-
ning and crew of the schr. Columbia, fcr
New-York, which was abandoned on tin*
ist of April, 90 days from Cadiz, leaking so
as not to bt- kept free.
The schr. 1'ichmond, Seaman, 7 days
from Richmond.
The schr. Sally, Travis, 8 days from
Richmond.
The schr. Jefferson, Carlton, 6 days from
Norfolk, (gone up to Elizabeth-Town.)
The ship Ocean, Hatch, of New-Orleans,
32 days from Bordeaux.
The . ship Chatham, Wasson, 35 days
from Liverpool.
The schr. Kliza, Seymour, 19 day? from
Point-Petre, Guadeloupe1. Left, ship Wash-
ington, and schr. Louisa, for N. Carolina.
The ship Huron, Clark, 83 days from Li-
verpool, via New-Bedford.
The brig Urania, Mason, 76 days from Al-
geziras.
The schr. Iudustry, Reed, 7 days from
Charleston.
The -loop Maria, Hathaway, IS days from
Edenton,
Below, ship Laura. Rosseter, 29 days from
Bristol, ship Susan, 42 days from Ainste.,-
dam ; brig Celta, fYon; Norfolk ; brig Little
Ft a iik- from the W, st-Jndies ; schr. lluiuab,
and Anna, from Norfolk,
Cleared, ship Brutus, Pendergast, New.
Orleans ; sloops Example, Tingle, Snow hill;
Fellowship, Snow, Richmond.
Li'Vi-:¦]>, .-./, March 23.
Arrived, ship Neptune, Osgood, Chailes-
ton ; Union, Tucker, ...frica and Chaih-ston
Isabella, Miter, Charleston ; Resolution,
Brown-, Boston ; Vigilerit.Bosworth, Charles-
ton ; Ehz;.i, Salter, do. ; Washington,,
Adams, New Orleans.; Augusta, Dashwood,
Charleston; Abaona, Allen, Pot rland; Gov.
Oilman, Cady, New-York ; Swift, Price,
do.; Lucy, Inglee, Charleston ; Flora, Ben-,
the-ll. Noi folk. The Samaritan's Hope, from '
hence to Chailt'^ten, having been ashore at
Bangor Bar \i coming bete to rep.nr.
PHILADELPHIA, April 28.
No arrival; at this port yesterday.
Cleared, schr. Liberty, Lewis, Norfolk;,
Nancy and Peggy; White, ditto ; sloop Fa-
vorite, Keene, Savannah.,
Fro w; French p I :p ers rcce i'tie datPh ilodelp h ia.
Banks of ttju Danui-.k, Feb. 2a.
'Die emperor of Austria adheres to-his
system of neutrality. The'Cordons of troops
established on'he frontiers of Bohemia, Mo- '
ravia, Ga,llicia, Transylvania,.'Syronia, - &c;:
are formed to cause it to be respected. All
the belligerent powers have been informed
of that measure.
The'French army of observation in Fri-
onl and Istria is still in its cantonhients. re-
ceiving daily reinforcements. They are
persuaded at Trieste, that it only waits for
the best orders from the imperial head-quar-
ters iti Poland, to Trinrch towards Turkey.
Other letter's'assure that the pacha of Jani-
na marches with 8 or 1.0,000 men, towards
Bagusa, where he is to act iu concert with
thetreaps under general IfcauristOB.
London, March 21.
" Boulogne exhibits a singular appearance
to those who haye-b'oen accustomed to recon-
noitre it during the present war. Not long
since, it was the depot of all the best and
finest troops in Bonaparte's army ; now, there
is not an appearance'6f a formed soldier in
the place ; merely a very few conscripts of
the department. Lately, the position was
deemed of the utmost importance, and shells
were thrown, even on the possibility of their
reaching our cruiz.ers ; now, the batteries,
whenever they have occasion to work thenr
are manned by a few sailors from the flotilla,
which is at prest-nt dismantled.
VitijiNA, February 25.
The Court Gazette contains to-day the
following news of Turkey : Osman, pacha
of Widdin, known under the name of Pass-
wan Oglou, known for his military talents,
his enterprising spirit, and the resistance he
opposed in his city 'to the united forces of
the Ottoman empire, died the 5th of Febru-
ary. Russia is delivered by his death of a
formidable enemy.
Two of the principal officers of Passwan
Oglou are spoken of as his successors in the
government of Widdin. The one is named
Mehmish Aga ; the other Molla, known by
the cruelties he committed in the time of
the serious differences of Passwan Oglou
with the Porte and the neighboring pachas.
These two pretenders have each a numerous
party, and have come already to blows. Ku-
sanzi Ali arrived before Widdin with his ker-
sales, a few days before the death of Pass-
wan Oglou, and asked leave to enter the
town, but was refused admittance. It is not
known where he directed his march.
Rotterdam, January 13.
A dreadful misfortune has just happened
to the city of Leydsea, the seat Of the prin-
cipal university of the kingdom of Holland
it was yesterday partly destroyed and laid,
waste, and covered with mourning, by the
explosion of a boat laden with 350 barrels of
powder, which was passing through one of
its canals, called the Rapenburg, about 4
o'clock in the evening. The number of the
victims of this accident has not been ascer-
tained ; but it appears to be very considera-
ble. Among the killed are men whose loss'
is highly deplorable for that interesting city,
the centre of the sciences and erudition, such
as pi.-iessors John Ltjrac and Ancis Kluit ;
a great nimjber of young students of the
college called tot nud -van't Alganger,, cpv.
The affrighted citizens are abondoning their
shaken houses, which threaten to fall in
every moment-. The professor R.tu and his'
family have been fortunate enough to be dug
out of the ruins. The king immediately,
and repeatedly, repaired to that scene of
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