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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/01-1807/06 msa_sc3722_2_6_1-0423 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
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BOSTON, April 24.
A rrrved, ship !Vi.-.i,uarin, C'unnir.gham, 133
days from Cantoa. Spike, Deo. 24, in the
Stxegjhts oi'Suivta, Ariel, of Philadelphia,
21 days fro a Canton ; informed that he left
Canton in co. -with the Dorothea, and the
Asja, for Philadelphia ; and Eliza, for New-
York ; that the Asia lost, her foretoprn ..•>,
aprl the Dorothea had bore away Ibf the
SsUatglrts ot" Bally. April 3, lat. 30, 58,
lor.g. 64, was boarded from the British ship
of war Leopard, and had a Scotchman, nam-
ed James J onnson, pressed; otherwise be-
haved politely. 5th, in sight of Bermuda,
v., * boarded from Britannic majesty's ship
Halifax; examined the Mandarin's papers,
and permitted her to proceed.
Ship Catharine, Blanchard, 135 days from
Canton.
Ship Suffolk, Barns, from St. Thomas, 30
days.
Entered, Little William,from Baltimore;
Ranger, and Ivaty, Wilmington ; Priscilla,
Fredericksburg ; Experiment, Newbern.
April 35.
Arrived, ship Frances, Pratt, 35 days from
Bordeaux.
Brig fiufus King, §timson, 60 days from
'Surinam.
Brig Miner/a, Mathews, from Lisbon and
Terceira, 27 days from the latter place.
Schr. Jane, Hammatt, 32 days from La-
gmra.
April 26.
Arrived, brig Bvelina, Twycvoss, 25 days
from St, Ctoixr
Schr. Louisiana, Copeland, 35 days from
Lisbon.
April 27.
Arrived, ship Boston, Trott, 30 days from
Liverpool. Spoke, on the 23th April, eight
leagues N. E. by E. of Cam Cod, ship Tele-
machus, from Boston, for Baltimore. i54 A-
rntrican vessels arrived at Liverpool from
the 1st of December to the 21st of March.
On the 14th of February, there were i37.A-
iir.erican v^sels at Liverpool.
JUig'Mary Caroline, Pressop, of Glouces-
ter, 78 days from Marseilles, Left, Feb. 12,
brig Eliza, Locke, of noston, from Egypt,
not allowed an entry, on account of having
touched at Malta.
Brig Mary, L'avis, Havana, via Charleston,
12 days.
Ship Ajax, M'Kown, 30 days from Liver-
pool.
Sloop Hannah. Jeffords, Martinique, 48
days. Oh the south side of Nantucket, saw
several pieces of a vessel floating-about.
' Brig Trident, Cole, of Portland, St. Croix,
2.') flays. Left, schr. Betsy, Wheeler, Vir-
g)dia. Spoke, April 25, lat. 40, 50, long.
GO, 40, schr. Ann, Dunham, from Portland,
for Charleston, 3 days out.
NEW-YOKK, May I.
Arrived, the b'ng Swift, Campbell, 59
days from Leghorn. In lat. 31, long. 51,
spoke brig Comet, 10 days from Alexandria,
for London. Tuesday schr. Rainbow, from
Barbadoes for Boston. Passengers, Mr.
S'.vlli-on, and Mr. Dawes, of Boston, and
Mr. Ogden, of this city.
The brig Neptune, Carland, 26 days from
the island of Trinidad (at quarantine.) A-
piil 9, close in with the town of Nevis, was
'd by a small privateer of one gun- the
p.ivateer had captured the brig Tryphenia:
Patterson, of and bound to Philadelphia, 3
days out from Martinique, for having freight
<>n board belonging to the supercargo, a
jrenebraan.. April 24, spoke brig Ellen, 3
days from Alexandria for Jamaica—same
day was boarded by the British sloop of war
Indian. She had in co. and taken, a ship
under American colours that was brought
into Cuba, and bound to Charleston when
captured—ivit.li a Charleston pilot on board.
Cleared, brig Oliver, Crowell, Charleston;
Perseverance, Frances, Middletown ; schr.
Julian, Hallet, Boston ; Sincerity, Kimms,
St. Croix ; Two Brothers, Borden, Norfolk ;
Feronia, Block, Richmond ; Maria, Clark,
Petersburgh ; sloop Earl, Ilallttt, Boston.
The Diana packet from New York, arri-
ved at Falmouth the 18th March.
The schr* Industry, Hall of Scarborough,
sailed from New-York 9th inst. for Norfolk
—soon after sailing lost the capt..overboard,
and drifted to sea with only one person on
fcoard. The next day the schr. Morning
Star, of Scituate, fell in with her, manned
and both arrived at Holmes Hole, 17th inst.
Extract of a letter from Hugh G. Campbell,
esq. commander of the United States ship
Constitution, dated Syracuse,' ISth Februa-
ry, 1807, to Degin Purtsiance and Co. of
Leghorn—received here by the brig Swift.
" I left Tunis on the 26th nit. where co-
Jonel Lear is now waiting for me to take
him to Algiers ; and I am happy to inform
you that our affairs with that regency are
amicably and honorably adjusted, placing us
on a footing with the most favored nations."
the attention oPtke police. Every one must
be satis ed that if the tide had been flood,
the extent of damage that might have ensu-
ed is incalculable. A boy who was in the
steerage asleep was unfortunately burned.
April 28.
Arrived, ship Almira, Whipple, 34 days
from London. Left on the 16th March, the
ships Monticello, and Charles Carter, of and
for this port in a few days. The Alfred, of
and for Newburyport in do.; the Walker,
of and for New.Bedford, in do. ; the Harri-
son, and Octavio, of and for Charleston, in
ditto ; the Galen, of and for Boston, in do.;
the Young Factor, of and for New-York,
in do. ; the Portsmouth, of and for Balti-
more, in ditto.
Brig Eliza, M'Crandell, (with passengers)
46 days from Guernsey. March 16, in lat.
43, N. long. 34, W. spoke the ship Expe-
riment, of and from New York, bound to
Londonderry, having shipped a sea which
stove her long boat, and washed away her
jolly boat. Captain M'Crandell hoisted out
his long boat in order to supply them with
water, which could not be done, having al-
ready stove the long boat in making the at-
tempt, whereupon he left her with a fair
wind for her destined port.
Brig Catharine, Small, 23 days from Isle
of May. On the 19th instajtt, in lat. 30, N.
long. 70, W. spok the ship Sachem, Harris,
of Portland, from Liverpool, bound for
Charleston. 23d, in lat. 83) N. long. 70, W.
spoke a schooner belonging to Edenton, N.
C. Miller, master, out 7 days, bound to Mar-
tinique.
Ship Euphrates, Mandley, 56 days from
Bristol.
Schr. Betsy, Whedbee, 12 days from St.
Croix. Left'there, on the 15th instant, ibrig
Alfred, Bryen, of and for New-York, to sail
in £0 days'; brig Mary-Ann, of and for .Pro-
vidence, R. I. in 25 days ; schr. Snap Dra-
gon, Emmery of Newbern, N. C. to sail in
16 days, for where, uncertain ; ship Richard,
Rogers, of and for New-York, in 3 days ;
sloop Julian, Reeves', of Nantucket, put in
to try the market. On the 21st instant, in
lat. 23. N. long. 71, VV. spoke the 3 m.uted
schr. John, of and from Washington, N. C.
bound to Jamaica, out 6 days. On the 24th,
in lat. 33, N. long. 74, W. spoke the schr.
Rolaln, of Deotisley, from tUe Bahamas,
bound to Newburyport, out 5 days.
Ship Meridian, Lord, 32 days from Rot-
terdam. Left there, on the 24th March,
brig Ceres, Clark, of and for Wiscasset, in
10 days ; brig Telemachus, Berckham, of
Salem, for Calcutta, in 10 days. March
29, in lat. 47, 50, N. long. 10, W. spoke
the ship Laura, of and for New-York, from
Bristol, out 6 days. On the 12th instant,
in lat. 38, 30, N. long. 59, 30, W. spoke the
brig Orlando, of Marblehead, from Salem,
for Leghorn, out 10 days. 14th, lat. 40, N.
long. 59, W. spoke the ship John Andrew,
of Gardner, 30 days from Liverpool, for Alex-
andria. 19th, lat. 38, 10, N. long. 59, 30,
W. spoke the ship Governor Strong, of Bos-
ton, from Canton, out 105 days.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
Arrived, sch'r Renown, Allen, St. Tho-
mas, 15 days.
Gieared, sch'r. Hero, Baker, Richmond.
FE OK R AL GA/ETTE
MONDAY, MAY*.
NORFOLK, April 25.
Arrived, brig Wealtha Ann, Perkins, 32
days from Liverpool.
Schr. Caroline, Garrow, 15 days from St.
Jr. go, te Cuba. On the 12th instant, in lat.
22. N. long. 73, 20, W. spoke a boat with
only one man on board, who informed that
he had been late mate on board the brig
Franklin, of and from New-York, but was
cast away on Heneaga. Ciptain Garrow
K-quested him to come on b.iard, but he re-
fu&ed, and .^signed for reason, that the
Franklin was destined for Barracoa, that he
had valuables on board for that place, and
that he was then out eighteen hours.
Schr. Swift, Seaward, 14 days from St.
Thomas. Left there on the 7th instant,
arhr. Fame, Dangerfield, of and for Alexan-
dria.' to sad in 2 days ; ship Mary, Case, of
New-Bedford, put in in distress, bound for
Cork, in Ireland.
April 27.
Yesterday morning, about 2 o'clock, the
•hip Betsy, capt. Treadwell, ofNew.York,
v,-as discovered to be on fire at Murray's
wharf. The fasts were immediately cut,
and it being ebb tide, the ship drifted down
the river. w« ^re sorO' l° :wicl' t!lat the
fire could not be arrested, but that this tine
ship, with A valuable cargo of tobacco, wheat
and Hour, with which she was fully laden,
were consurni d, except about 40 hogsheads
Of tobacco, the greater part of which was
danced.' \Vf tannor.h«*lp rc-mirking that
the d; n'actiqe of having iirc and can-
i aiii «arly Wur of the night merits
An unknown accident has prevented the
arrival of papers by the Eastern mail to-day.
The only election account from New-York,
is, that in the first ward, Lewis, tor gover-
nor, had a majority, of 198; Jones, senator,
an.
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It was rumoured last week, that the vic-
torious commander of the Russian army,
who goes by the name of general Bennigsen,
is the celebrated Moreau, and that Barklay
de Tolly, who commanded the rear guard of
the Russian army, and lost one of his arms
in the late action, is also a foreigner. This
brave man is stated to be a native of Hiber-
nia—he is called by the Russians—the brave
Irishman—his real name is said to be Tooley.
, {Liverpool paper. ]
Colonel Burr arrived at Alexandria on
Wednesday last ; and on Friday left that
place for the seat of government.
The William Gray, Saunders, of Augus-
ta, wa3 at Jamaica, the 22d March, for Sa-
vannah.
Ship Flora, Adams, of Boston, was at
Nassau, the 13th April—had been towed in,
and was repairing.
|INTERMENTS LAST WEEK.
Fits, - - S
Intemperance, Gout, • 2 %
Look-jaw, . .- 2
Consumption, - - 3
^Teething, . - - - I
Bowel complaint, - - I
Still-born, - * a
Fracture, - - i
Worms, » - - i
Dropsey, Billious fever, ¦ - i i
Pleurisy, Disease unknown, ¦ — i "2.
Adults, »¦ II
Children, I?—
Total, 24
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
Entered,
Brig Happy Couple, Lovell, Bordeaux
Sch'r Eliza, Sever, Norfolk
From the Merchants' C'offee-liouse Books.
May 3.
Arrived the packet Eliza, Ferguson, from
Norfolk—saw 2 ships and 2 brigs astern in
the bay bound up.
April 4.
Arrived, brig Euppy >'ouple, Lovell, 89
days from Bordeaux— dry goods, wir.es, &c.
—-M'Nt'd & Neilson. Passed 2 light ships
in the uay, bound up.
Also, ship Hope, Drew, 45 days from
Madeira—wines-Jacob ^dams. Left ship
Phenix, of New-York, discharging; Char-
lotte, of Providence, to sail next day for
Cape de Verd. April 20, lat. 23, long. 63.
20, sp irigTopick, 35 days from St.
fijelej ton.
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Anacreontic Society.
The vi"tubers are requested to attend a spe-
cial meet: :,j, at Mr. Bry den's Fount a in-Inn, at
half past seven o'clock, TcrtMosrow (Tues-
day) Evening. As some important business
'will be laid before the society, it is h iped
the members will be^punct.ual in attending
at the time appointed.
Honorary members and gentlemen who are
invited by and have tickets from the members,
•mill please to attend at 8'o'elook.
JOHN UENHY U0S1CYNS, Sec'y.
May 4. ________________ d2t
Sale cy Auction.
TO-MORROV/ MORNING,
Tie Sth instant, at 10 o'clock, at the auction
room at the head of Frederick-street dock, txill
commence tlte sale of
A variety of Bry-Goods.
Coesistiip of
1 case Philadelphia Printed Calicoes,
1 do. do. do. Shawls, i
1 do. Cot; on Stockings,
1 do. Mock Madras Handkerchiefs," ;
2 do. Fancy Shawls, ' ' ', ;
1 do. Book Muslin, .
2 trunks Calicoes,
1 bale Superfine Cloth, ' ¦, j '
1 case Brown Linen, '..
1 do. Irish Linen, &c
Alio?'
2 cafees fine Irish Linen, for account of the
underwriters'." • ,
Afie.r which at 12 o'clock
89 hhds. and 25o bbls. Sugar, part of which
is first quality,
100 boxes Havanna Brown ) ctjGAR
84 do. do. White 5 '
268 bags Coffee,
2*2 puncheons Rum, ,
25 pipes Brandy,
1000 lbs. Yams,
1 puncheon "J
\ k^!el« i > GUM COVAL,
1 bag and f '
14 seroons J
50 chests Ysung Hyson > „E^ .
15 do Hvson Skin y
VAN'WYCK. & DORSEY, Aucl'i-s".
may 4. '________'__________
Hazlehurst, Brothers jx Co.
Have received by the Gj>be, from, London, and
offer fcr sale, , ¦• .....
An invoice of COTTON HOSIERY, as'-
sorted, -
And, . -. ¦ '
BLACK LA.CE, from 1 a 6 inches.
May 4. U12t ;
Isaac Burhesto-u, ' ~<
No 196, Ma«..ke.t-s
Is novi openi g an -assorttn^t of,;
SPRING GOODS.-
Also, ""¦'" . •
German and India Goods, f
A choice parcel oifrst quality white Tick-[
leuburgs, Gurrahs, &c: : ~ !
May 4........... .- ¦- •f;'d35t ¦
Joseph Smithy,.-.- ... •]
No. 107, MarkBttstKet/v
Has received By the different arriinais'frein, Lon-'-
don anJ.Mt!*rfmol,-" \
A handsome Assoftmeftt of -.
Seasonable G.0O.nS.v'
Alau, - ' :
A fresh supply of CARPETS and* CAR-'
BETINGS. " .- .
And on hand,
German LINENS, India MUSLINS, &c. Sec.
The wholeof which he is determined to sell
cheap for cash, or good notes at short "dates.
may 4._________. ________________eo!2t
Peter- Arnold Karthaus,
No. 1, South Liberty-street,
Has imported in the ships Cora, Henrietta, and
former arrivals from Amsterdam, and offers
for sale on reasonable terms, or in barter for
all kind of Shipping Furs, Tobacco and West-
India produce.
12 pipes Holland Gin, .
6 casks Ma ider,
200 boxes Window Glass,
13 do. Coach Window and Picture Glass,
15 bundles Heart and Club Steel,
10 casks real and second quality Stire mark
Scythes,
3 de. Straw Knives,
2 do. Coffee Mills,
15 boxes Maryland Whetstones,
40 kegs-Hoes of 9, 10, il inches,
2 do. Socket Shovels,
500 besl»Rirle and Gun Locks,
¦ 2-bo-xts Turkey Yam, fine quality,
1 cask Snuff Boxes, Combs and Toys,
10 boxes Cheeks and Housa made Linen,
% boxes Tapes, from No. 11 to 61.
3 do. Thread, from No. 8"to.52.
i dp- Velvet •'Ribbonsj 6 to 90, .
1 do.'Galloon Bindings,
Checks No. 2, 3 slid" 4 and
A number of other articles stated in my
former advertisement of March 18, and
50 barrels Prime Virginia Hajis, well cur-
ed and in Shipping- order,
1 cask Tallow.
I purchase all kinds of Shipping Furs for
which I will give reasonable prices. I'have
erected a Press for the packing of Furs,
Skins, Snake Root, &.e. in good shipping or-
der. '' '' may 4. eolm
'For Sale,
11 pipes London Particular "Madeira Wine,
20 half pipes Port Wine, superior quality,
36 boxes Havana Wh'te Sugar, . , ,
10 pipes Marseilles Brandy,
12 quarter casks Lisbon Wine. .. ¦•> j. .>-..,
The whole of the above entitled to deben-
ture. ...
10 tons Canipear.fiy Logwood, large logs,
600 pieces Burr-Stones. Apply to
JOHN .RANDALL^
No. 95, Bowly's wharf.
may 4. ¦-. - ' '________________-diti. '
A Waiter t..V:
Is wanl.rd either to hire or'purchase for a
term of years. No One need apply 'unless he
can come well recommended for sobriety anil
honesty. If from the country he would be pre-
ferred- Inquire of the printers hereof.
May 4.__________________,___ll4!;__..:
Marine Insurance Company.
The Office of the Marine Insurance Com-
pany will be this day removed, to their
House, the South East Corner of Ga) :md
Second-streets, directly opposite to the Office
ol Discount ai.d Deposit.
may 4. ;_________________<14tf
. Wanted to H.ire,
A Man'Servant, who is a good Waiter ; libe-
ral wages v il begi-ven to one who can bring
good recommendations. Inquire of the Prin-
ter
Lewis Michael ?<. Co.
Hate hnpor'ed; in the different vessels from
London ivid Liverpool, their assortment of
| Spring Goods,
. . Also on hand,
| India Muslins, Checks, Bandanno Handker-
; chiefs, German and Irish Linens, assorted—
all which will be sold on reasonable terius.
may 4-
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Von Kapff and Brune
OtTRR FOR SALE,
100 pipes best Holland Gin
50 do. Dutch Beer
600 boxes ilo. CI.eese.
lo do half pint Tumblers
2o do. short Negro Pipes
2o casks Crucibles -
lo do. Madder,
5 do. Sewing and Fishing Twine,
3 do- Brass Kettles, ¦
looo Gin Ca'n-s,
37o packs sheathing P*per,
34. bales.white and brawn Flemish Sheet-
ings. . v ¦>'
An assortment of GERMAN LINENS ;
Const'stitig of
ChecksNo-2, Listadoss,.IJppkCheck, Stripes;
Bretagnes, Platillas, Creas, Dowlas, RoJap.s,
Esi0.pUlas,Cholets,,w!iitf I'.dihiTie.hWr.i' .gs,
Bielfeld Linen, German Rjtveh Duck, HeasL,
arte, Bagging Stuff, and ready-made Bag's.
- . .." Also, .
.., 374 boxes white and brown. Havanna S ugax
' 23 barrels brown Sugar,
2o tous Fustic, . . '¦ ¦
12 tierces Rice,.......
115o„U.ust,!e!s, coarse Liverpool Salt;. '
' 18 casks Rqcou,^ ... .
16 bari;«!s4iid-i4 bags Gum Guiacum,
,. ^ K'.-roons Jalapj
- T2o b(txes Pari.W,ine, ofa very good quality
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