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delation, 4rrff^?i(i#3tTi?!BCT ffil«f#t cStt''
ce.int.ar the suffeiers ; who were sensibly
affected with his paternal k;;idne?s. He has
<.iH r,.d his p:\lact) the house intlio wood, as
i- ,jrovi k>nal asylum to lIio-p "ho tire with-
out any, and iie thus acquires, upon this
melancholy occasion, a sacred title to the
Jove and giatitude of a city where one of
the first effects of a liberal education is to
Jtnow how to appreciate virtue ahd merit.
Berhn, March 5.
The Ft-.-nch grand array it- in \ inter quar-
ters behind the Passarge (a small river widen
empties into the Vistula, a few miles south
t*C Tltorn.) Its left whig leans on Marien-
werder and Elbinj;;.
A liu-sii,:. division, 10,000 strong, hav-
ing advanced against Kraimsberg, at the sum-
mit .of our whiter cantonments gen. Un-
pojn was ordered to attack it ; which he did
on the 26th February, and obligerl it to re-
cross the Passarge, with the loss of 16 pieces
of cannon, two stands of colors, and 2000
prisoners. Our loss in killed is not worth
mentioning.
Marshal Augereau, who is wounded, has
obtained leave to go to Paris; and marshal
Massena commands at Warsaw, vice Lan-
nes, who is ill.
BY THIS DAY'S MAILS.
BOSTON, April 22.
We yestPrdav were favored with a Dutch
(Antwerp) paper of the 18th of March. It
wasjobtained by theDromo from a vess I spo-
ken at sea, bound from Antwerp to Phila-
delphia.
The French grand army had gone into
winter-quarters behind the Passarge, a river
which runs into tiie Vistula, not far front
Thorn ; a position from 80 to 100 miles in
the rear of Eyhu. Hut the French did not
find repose there ; and two battles had been
fought with the advanced corps of the Rus-
sians, in the vicinity of the French car.toa-
111!' its. The Russians were repulsed with
considerable loss. The fact, however, prpveS
that Hie Russians had pursued Bonaparte in
his retreat from EyW, and had even crowed
tU* Passarge to annoy him. Savarv's (late
Lanwes's) Corps had also been ordered into
winter-quarters. We learnt yesterday, by
aa arrival from Rotterdam, that the ^reat
loss and severe rebuff the French met at Ry-
lau, were the theme of general conversation
at Hotterdam.
NEW YORK, April 9.7.
The- news by the New-Packet, Trott,
days from Marseilles.
Thebtig Mary, Bernia, 44 days from Li-
rerpool.
The schr. Fair-Phy, Childs, 25 days
from St- Bartholomews.
The schr. HuWah and Anna, Fitzhugh,
S days from Norfolk.
PHIL A DELPHI A, April 29.
Last evening arrived the ship Frederick
Augustus, captain Potter, 29 days from Am-
sterdam, who informs, that it was current
at the time of his sailing, that on or about
the ist of March the Russians had gained
considerable advantage of the French, who,
with the euiperof at their head, had charged
the Russians seven times, and were as often
repulsed ; that the French had retreated 100
Dutch miles, and left the Russians in pos-
session of the winter quarters, lately occu-
pied by the French. Captain P. left at Ain-
sterdam, the brig Isabella, Cran*, of this
port ; the Juno, of Norfolk ; and ship Clyde,
Alcorn, of New-York, all discharging ; the
Steanor, Tay'cr, to sail the day alter him for
Ba/.timcre; and the ship Hardware, Laur, of
New-York, ballasting for Hull.
Arrived, ship Frederick Augustus, Pot-
ter, Amsterdam 29, days; Dispatch, Ben-
neiK, ditto 49 ; brig Drumuiond, Bingham,
Laguira, 24 ; schr. Friends, Evans, Havana,
W.
Cleared, ship Fortune, Letter, Baltimore ;
schr. Polly, Scriven, St. Bartholomews, and
St. Thomas ; President, Gillet, North-Ca-
rolina ; Sally, Meeken?, ditto. ; British
sloop Henry, James, Bermudas ; Patsey
Tji-wis, Baltimore; Delaware, Rogers, Nor-
folk; ; Three Sisters, Weeks, Richmond.
Extract of a letter from Bordeaux, under
date of the 20f/i March :
" I have seen 8000 conscripts, the propor-
tion from this quarter of the empire, destin-
ed for Poland ; among them are several of
the merchants of this city."
The above "article is more illustrative of
the pressure of the Russian arms, than any
thing that has yet transpired.
AUGUSTA, (Geor.) April 9.
Prices Current.
Cotton ... 35 a 17 cents
Tobacco - - - 6 00
Flour Northern Superfine $11 to 12 bl.
iiaoon - . . 121-2 to 38 3 4
Cl«Wfl, ship ElfeC Sfarfis' L't'erpOo! ;
General Eaton, Moore, New-York.; schr's
Mary and Francis, Di'ummoud, Jamaica :
Enterprize, Cowell, Africa ; Esther, Smith',
St. Augustine.
CHARLESTON, April 16.
Arrived, ship Hunter, Gould, Cowe'Sj 32
days; Frances-Ann, CI :rk, New-York, 10;
brig Dean, Edger. do. do. ; sloop Patriot,
Berry, St. Marys, 2.
Cleared, schooner Industry, Reed, New-
York ; sloop William, Hall, Bos&on.
Two schooners, one of them 30 davs
from New-York, passed the bar last evening-
for Savaiiah.
The schooner Rainbow, Plumb, from St.
Vincents for Wilmington, was driven ashore
in the same gale and dashed to pieces—the
captain and crew drifted ashore on the quar-
ter-deck..
The Two Brothers, Purrington, from Vir-
ginia ; and Scudder, E. Scuddev, from Wil-
mington, have arrived at Liverpool.
The Eliza, Lorang, forN. Carolina, passed
Gravesend, Feb. 24.
Fourteen American vessels from Minte-
Viedo, are detained by the British at Mol-
donado. The Isabella, Green, of this port,
was at Moute-Vledo.
FEDIUIAJL GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, APRIL. 30.
SAVANNAH, April 11.
Arrived, sloop Delight, Cooper, Charles*
t«m ; Liberty, Bools, Philadelphia.
TO Dlf PANT READERS.
From having >¦¦• su lytta the pleasure of
paying p.os'tagi in .-¦ rerai useless I ttext, th'e
Editor of the Federal Gazette find* it neces-
sary, to inform ifeijtle.men tl a distance, in
the most respectful ; ..inner, f.ii.it ai,«. subscri-
bers rcsRlingoutof Baltimore, nay in ddv .-..v,
6f procure a gJftJraotec ifi th. city. No^wsju-
ment is necessary to ore-¦¦-. t-iu. this ruie saves
to him much Urn*, (>••-. ch mu.-t. other wis" hu
lost in collecting) an article of no inconsider-
able value to a printer
Be 'be great rain o Isaft (fvemng 'he water
courses were so much raised tli»t. the eastei h
mail di untj 1' ,-r one e'clocH to-
day We hav given all die news worth ex
trat ing.
II iringthe thunder and le.il storm yester-
day, a hail-stone was picked up, wliicli nea-
sured near Hire ¦ inches in circumference—
High wind SSE.; no damage heard of.
Tiie Mattering increase of mercantile favors
far some days past,—no less a proof of the
increasing trad- of thi« city than the great
patronage we enjoy,—has compelled us to
defer the publication of several important po-
litical articles from New-York. Onr read-
ers will pardon the necessary delay of these,
as they know that no 1.C iropean news is in
our possession. We will tomorrow make
our acknowledgments by is'uitio; a Suppie-
ment, which will leave room in the Gazette
for Mr. Emmet's letter to Mr. King, and
the remarks of Mr. '.'oleman.
TROUBLES IN 'VIRGINIA.
From the Public Intelligencer (a Democratic
paper i)
An article has recently appeared in the
Richmond Enquirer (a Democratic paper) un-
der the editorial head, which boldly de-
clares that Mr. Jefferson, by accepting the
Presidential office for another term, will
prove himself actuated by a despicable ambi-
tion. The present writer indulges sentiments
diametrically the reverse. The ; upublican
part of our citizens aie now considerably dis-
united in relation to that individual, who
shall, in case of Mr. Jefferson's retirement,
succeed him.
Some are peculiarly sanguine that Mr.
Maddison would be nominated, and others
are zealously devoted to the interests of Mr.
Munroe.
To the printer of the Georgetown (S. C.J
Gnzrttc.
SIR,
Passing through this place, on my way
fo the Federal City, 1 happened to take up
one of your newspapers, and was astonished
by the absurd and notorious falsehoods which
Mr. Perkins has introduced into his account
of what he terms the arrest of col. Burr.
I travelled with the col. from Natchez, was
with him till within half an hour of his il-
legal seizure, and had just then separated
from him with an intention of rejoining
him in a few hours. I arrt able therefore to
contradict the above falsehoods, from my
own knowledge, and being able, I feel it tin
act of jusrice tc do so. Colonel Burr was
neither in disguise, nor was he going to the
Spaniards. His dress was altogether as
usual except that he had on a pair of
coarse overhauls to preserve his panta-
loons from being soiled. He rode on one
of the best geldings in the Western coun-
try ; he was in the high road to Carson's
ferry on the Tmibigbee river, which is the
direct and indeed the only road through
Georgia, &-C. to the: Federal City, to which
place he was proceeding, and was accompa-
nied by Mr. Brightwell, the sheriff of Wash-
ington county, in the Mississippi territory,
whom he had engaged to pilot him as far as
the ferry, where he intended to wait the
arrival of his servants and baggage who were
at some distance behind. It was in this
situation he was stopped by Mr. Perkins
and Lieut. Gaines, with 8 or 10 men, with-
out the color of any civil process whatever,
and forcibly hurried on a journey of more
than a thousand miles, those who had seized
him carefully avoiding every town and vil-
lage, least their conduct might be examined
into by some judicial power.
When col. Burr voluntarily surrendered
himself at the mouth of the Bayou Pierre,
he entered into recognizance, himself in the
sum of five thousand dollars, and two sure-
ties in the like sum, to appear before the
district court which was to be held shortly
afterwards, to answer to any bills that might
be found against him. He did appear, and
the grand jury found no bills against him.
The col. then demanded a release from his
recognizance, which the court refused.—
Knowing the refusal to be illegal, he troub-
led himself no further about the recognizance
but set out a day or two afterwards, as lob-
served for the Federal City.
I have been informed by a gentlemen who
left Natchez some time after me, that judge
Rodney thinking the bond which had been
given try colonel Burr and his sureties could
not be recovered, had undertaken to draw a
new bond, which he saved these gentlemen
the trouble of signing, signing it for them ;.
aud had surrendered this new bond to the
gwernor as forfeitod, for widch,, my irifbr-
iasl added, .the jud> Lid Wen mdlciodfbr f
forgery. [
...fcOfSERT ASHLEY.
N.;B. If it had been ;.be wish of co'ldti '
•Purr fa go to i .],. ;, south
course from, Natcher., be might have reached
th 't couniti d iy, the litie ;>"
tween the Spaniards and Mississippi territo-
ry being v.r. y about 40 mileseslowNatchez.
On the oontrasy-, the col. as f mentioned,
wa o.i the high road to the Federal City,
and had favelied about three hundred miles
near eastward,
A wit's a feather, and a chiefs a rod,
An honest man'* the noblest work of God.
Peparted this life on trie 24th instant,
SAMUEL HARVEV HOWARD, Esquire,
register of the court of chancery of Mary-
land, aged C'7 years, His illn-ss, though
tedious and ex.cruciaia.og, was sustained with
the fortitude Of a brave man arid the resig-
nation of a christian. Few men have so-
journed through this vale of tears with more
reputation to himself or usefulness to his
fellow citizens—for twenty years he dis-
charged the duties of a most troublesome and
dottcaU office to universal satisfaction -such
were his patience and dispositi m to please
that none could leave h'im dissatisfied. In
private life so amiable was his disposition,
and such the urbanity of his manners, that
he conciliated the affections of all who knew
him—Such was his benevolence, and so dis-
interested his pliilanfutopy, tha' the heart
of sensibility expanded at the smallest con-
cerns of his fellow men. It was enough for
him to know their wants. His purse was the
treasury of the po W, and his house the asy-
lum of the distressed. Hisbest eulogy is writ-
ten with tils' tears of the widow and orphan ;
how consolatory to his surviving friends aud
relatives, and how encouraging for them to
imitate his example.
No further seek his merits to disclose,
Or draw his frailties from their dread abode ;
There they alike in trembling hope re-
pose
The bosom of his father and his God.
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
F.N,TEI,HD,
Ship Portsmouth, Nioooli, Amsterdam
North America, Tuckerj do.
Eiiza, Hodgon, do.
William Wilsoii, Fisk, do.
Adrian-i, Hartshorn, Liverpool
Philip, WWiia -., do.
Ale; ailton, Stebon, Isle May
Patsey, Bov. > -. Norfolk
I enwi.h, Well, ;,Gua'
Snow Nancy, Sherman, Leghorn
Bark Niary, Trotter, Live
Chance,, Monsamt, New-Orleans
Sch'r Adeline, Dameron, La;
Cleared,
Ship Abeona, Kobson, Liverpool
Brig Carmelite, Gorton, Trieste
Fair American, Brown, Martinique
Sch'r Mercury, Barnard, do.
Mary, Gardner, Barbados
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
April 80.
Arrived last night, ship Philip, Williams,
37 days from Liverpool -salt and crates—
dames Binys. vipril II, spoke ship Factor,
from Sa/annah for Liverpool, who a few
days before fell in with the wreck of the
schooner Columbia, Dixon, from Cadiz, bound
to New York, water -logged, aud took off
the crew ; captain Dixon arrived in the
Philip. Off the Cape, spoke ship Henrietta,
from Amsterdam for Baltimore.
Saie by Auction.
By order of the orphans' court of BaJtiWcre
county, will be exposed to sale, en
DAY, the. 19th of May next, if fair, if not
the next fair d:iy, at the late residencc'of,
Christ..pier Duck, of said county, deceas-
ed, shu-o- ten miles from Baltimore, and
near John Bock's tavern,
Al.r. the .Persona! Estate of the said de
ceased, consisting of Negro w-meo mid chil-
dren, Jiprses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs. Farming
U' ensils, House holt', and Kitchen Furniture;
a quantity of well cured bacon, Indian corn,
rye, bay, carpenters'and blacksmiths' tools,
'.e.
Terms of sale, for all purchases amounting
to 20 dollars, or under, cash ; over that sum,
mites at six monthjj with approved security,
bearing interest from tiie uay'of sale.
(£'f Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
KEZIA BUCK, aeru'x.
April 30. 2aw4t|
-.Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of the following writs of Fieri Fa-
cias from Baltimore county court to me di-
rected, will be exposed to Public Sale, for
cash the following property, at the times
and pl'.res hereafter mentiehed, to wit:
At the Court-House on Wednesday the 6th
d;ty of Mavnext, sal 10 o clock, two Horses,
three sets of Horse Gears, and one Cart, late
the property of lames Black, taken at suit of
Peter Wyant, Jan.
At the waeenoese of Gerhard Tonkin, on
the same day at 11 o'clock, one hogshead of
Tobacco, late the property of John Ernest,
taken at suit of the aforesaid Gerhard Topkin,
And by virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ex-
ponas, from the court aforesaid to me direct-
ed, will be exposed to public sale on Saturday
the 9th May, at lo o'clock, for cash,
" £,-% The Schooner
TK1MMEB,
Her tackle and apparel, now
*SW lying at Frederick-street dock,
late the property of John Fitzhugh, taken at
suit of William M'Mechin.
JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff.
april 30, 1807^_________________ d
For Freight or Charter,
To any port on the continent, or the WeaUfndict,
if- , The Brig NEUTRALITY,
Captain Cowl,
Burthen 1000 barrels ; a tr»ou
r.strong vessel, and ready to re-
ceive a canro on board immediately. For
terms apply to
BEN. &. GEO. WILLIAMS,
No 3, Bovfly's wharf.
Who have received by the above vessel,
SOhhds. N.E. Rum,
10 hhds.. Muscovado Sugar, ' -
100 boxes Codfish,
SS ps. Russia Sheetings, entitled to draw-
back.________april 3Q.___________d8t|
75 pipes Holland GIN.
Imported in the «ldp North-America, from
Airiiterthoii, for sale hv
,. CO.
april 3->. eo8t
L'uf Sale, Freight or Charter,
The elegahl f! it sailing Ship
ABftl tNA, ¦
Tefer S ffartshornc, master ,-
lilu ihbn about _fo 89 9-5
fms per regi'ster, or about 2900 barrels. The
ArWahu, is. tlirea years old, built in New-
York, of Live Oak, Locust and Cedar, Cop-
per lnsU-iied and coppered to the bends, with
.'H, JO aiwl 22 ounce, copper: She will be
ready to receive a cargo in a few daj's For
terms apply to the master on board at Carr's
wharf, Fell's-Point, or to
CORNTHWAIT & YAUNALL,
83, Bowly's wbirf.
Who have received per said vessel and'offer for
sals,
50 crates Earthenware assorted, Plates and
Hollow Ware,, ,
87 casks Copperas,
800 hnshejs I .rire house Coal.
The Consignees of Goods per the, Adriana,
will please send their permits on as board
carle as possible.
4th mo 30. d
C. G Mcerstler
IIA S just received and offers for sale at No.
50, head of Smith's dock,
500 dozen pint and half pint Tumblers, flut-
ed, flowered and |>»iii,
2 bhds Madder,
2 do Pearl Barley.
April 30._________________________eo2w
An Invoice of Plated Goods,
Cor.tiS'ing of
Candlesticks, W liters, Cool -i-s, Liquor
Frames, &c.; for sale on a Ion* credit by
THOMAS PARKER,
69, Bowly's wharf.
¦ april 30._________________ eo6t$'
Wanted,
A Negro or Mulatto Girl, about ten or
twlvc years of age Any ,/et*on wishing to
bind a ehjbt of the above age, who is iraetaSlc
and lias good dispositions, may have her well
placed, by inquiring at the office ol'Lhe. Fidc-
ral Gazette.
April 30._______________________eo3tt
A $JU.i.V 3'/IT OF
GREEN CpFFEE in bags,
i-o.'i SALS Br
JOHN S- HORNE.
april 30. d4t
Wanted to Pin-chase,
A negro Gi 1, about 14 or 15 years of age,
who ran come well roco:rm;snded as a cook,
for whom a liberal price »ill be given. Apply
at this Office,
afrit 30.__________________,______________d_
Wanted to hire,
, A Black Servant boy, as a bouse wail ¦",
between i1 and 1J years old. lie must onme
w -11 r^c rmmend'ed (or Industry and (food prin-
"ills. I quire at this office.
April 30.________________________eo3t_
.faines pruridige
KAS removed from 101, to 95, Bowh's
wharf, wiie.rc he has just received tor sub',
4nT0 cwt. Green gt, Domingo Coflec, enti-
tled to drawback,
, 100 barrels(outlierji superfine Flour.
I:> Stare,
London particular Madeira Wine, in pipes ¦
Yo',in Esquire,
V June 2 Id, 1807.
Constant attendance is !»iven at theoi'iice fsrf
renewal of the old andfopenin^new polieciest
on brie:; and frame Houses, Merchandize, &c.
agreeably to the Company's proposals.
L>. STEWART, Ap-ent.
"Pril 30,_________ dSt-lawtlstJiily
This is to give Notice,
THAT the subscriber, of Queen Ann'*
county, hath obtained from the orphans'court
of Kent county, in Maryland, letters of ad-
ministration on the personal estate of Renja.
rain Denny, late of Kent count}', deceased ;
all persons having claims sgsinst the said He.
ceased, arc hereby warned to .exhibit the
sanw with the vouchers thereof," to the sub-
scriber, at or befire the 34tli dav of August
next, they may otherwise by law, "be exclude*
from all benefit of the said estate. Given un-
der my hand this 24th day of January, 1807.
JOHNDENNY, adm'r.
Of Benjamin Denny.
April 30, 1807. Iaw3t|l
Fifteen Dollars Reward,
Straye 1 or stolon, frr/m a farm ofinine, ad-
joiuir-g Mr Owi'ng's Sulphur Spring, on th«
nght of'.ie Slst inst. a dark brown of black:
mare, sis- y ais old this spring, with a nlealf
or light browi c l.mred nose, thick man'" nnd
tail, lire .,: in the off hind foot' used tothe dri.f ,
abont foorteen bands anda luilf h -rh ,-iatutal
tr ,tt r, ,.nd bad on a yoke et the time. If
Strayed, I will give a reward Of live Dollars
to any one who may bring her home, and if
stolen, the above reward for the mar.- and
thief,' provided he is convicted ef the th- ft
Charles ridgely, of wiiii.m.
Baltimore ','ounty, Patapsco, april 27th, 1 ti07.
["P- 3°0__________________2aw4t
BOOK AUCTIolvf;
By Cole and I. Bo?is:d, Aucfrs.
THIS EVENING, Aprif 30,
Will be sold at our Auction Room, JVo. 174 1-2,
Market-street,
A large and general assortment of
BOOKS.
Catalogues of which may be had and th*
Rooks viewed at tiie pluee of sale.
th the course of the Evening, a variety of
School, and other Books, by "the dozen, or
larger quantity, to suit country merchants and
others who purchase to sell again.
april 30. 2t
Sale by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The 1st of May, at 12 o'clock, at our auction
room head of Frederick-street dock, luill be
sold,
The entire cargo of the sohounCr Betsy
from St. Bartholomews,
Consisting of
48 hhds. Muscpvado Sugar,
230 barrels do do. and
147 bags Coileei
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs,
april 2°.
Sale by Auction.
On SATURDAY,
The 2d May, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at
the Cellar (lately occupied by Mr. Cole J un.
der Christ Cl.urch, voill commence the sale, on
a credit, ( the particular* of'mhich villi be
made known at the t me vf sale J of
85 pipes of very choice Lisbon Wine, be-
ing of the brig Ann and Mary's cargo, that
were allowed by many to be superior to any
ever imported hexe.
15 pipes ~)
15 hhds. K Of first quality Port Wine,
4o qr. Casks, J)
^4 pipes London particular Madeira ditto,
20 casks choice old Sherry ditto.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
april 29.
Stray Mules.
Strayed on Monday night last, two Mules ;
one of them is of a "dark color; the ether is
a yellowish bay, remarkably well formed.
They have long been used in my cart, and
are well known in the city and neighborhood
—Also at the same time a gray Mare, five
years old, 14 bands high, and well formed.
On their being delivered to me, I will pay
five dollars for each of 'them.
J.*E. HOWARD.
Belvidere, april 29, 1807. dot
John ik James Roberts,
230, Market-street,
Have just received a supply 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 Checks,
5 do. India Muslins,
2 cases Green Senshaws,
1 bale Cotton Stripes,
4 cases Brown Hollands,
¦ 1 do. Diaper i'ab'e Cloths,
1 do. India Sewing Silk,
1 do. Green Lutestrings.
Also,
An assortment of German Linens ; Cambric
Muslins; Calicoes; Linen Pocket Handker-
chiefs; Velvets; Cords ; American Prints, n.l
Shawls, &c. &c. &c—All of which will be
disposed of low on their usual terms.
April 13. ' d!5t
I'o Let,
Tlis House and Store, No 88 Market-street.
Inquireon th'e premises. april 28 |
