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PHILADELPHIA, 8fay S.
From Louden pap-¦r.t, ro M-.rrk 21, rec.i'crd
at Philadelphia.
A temporary suspension of hostilities
jteerus to nave taken place—:a least tram the
Stht to the 12th nit. nothing: had occurred.
Tilt) article dated Thorn, FeO- 13, is evident-
ly calculated to keep tin- people of that city
quiet, who are, no doubt, as uneasy under
tile French yoke as the LlliabitautSpf Posell
and Berlin ; of course it would be vain to
(expect any authentic intelligence f'om theie
places. We cannot look: tor the liberty of
ill*- press where the freedom of speech is in-
j, ..icted, Statesman.
If indeed, contrary to expectation, the par-
liament should determine to support the pre-
sent ministers, and oppose the new ones,
his iTir.jesl.y will then do that which his pre-
rogative i liable-, bin to do--he will dissolve
3t| and make an appeal to his people.
It seems too as if some wish was entertain-
ed of refusing the supplies—Unfomiuately,
Jfowever for those who may have such pa-
ttiotic wishes about the supplies, it is now
too late to slop tiiem.
Now that the present ministers are going
out, we snail, no doubt, hear again all those
reports and tales which were SO often circu-
lated when the Foxifs were in opposition ;
such as the indisposition of the king, dis-
contents in Ireland, he. We wish, there-
fore to prepare the public for them. Indeed
this syseeai is already begun.
We are told, too, in the Placemen's Chro-
nicle, tli.U the change in the ir.i.n.-hy will
be of great use |o Bonaparte, and that it
¦will be one of these accidents which, in his
greatest difficulties, have occurred to extri-
cate him. Of all the delusions practised by
the e-pudug ministry) the greatest is, their
wishing to induce the public to believe that
they are looked upon with such confidence
by foreign powers, and that they possess it
in (i. unprecedented degree.' [Coulter.~]
Change of Ministry.
The Whole of the new antuigements will
known tii! Wednesday,whea they
¦will be .-..omitted to his n.oesly for his ap-
.. The Catholic bill is the ground
of vliereinc•.al of ministers,
Every engine we see is set to work to
keepthepresent ministers in, and to force
his r.iai-ty to continue men as his ministers,
in whpm '.e h9s ao.confidence.
Admiral Berkeley has intevctpted several
iguised under American col » -. bul
fi.t'.rhted witjb. a cargo of niLchief French
e in., aides, an I incendiary papf-rs addressed
to the negroes and mij) ittcx s of the English
West-India island*. Il is loured Urn Some
found their way to Ja-
maica and othi
The lo.nquis Lucche$ini, dliri
:.i Vienna, was challengi d by i Prussian no-
bleman, who accused him of treason to his
cuuntry. LuccMsinideclined the meeting,
and SW off lot Lucca, but the Prussian has
followed him to Italy. The marquis has
ma Jo very extensive pucrhases al L
The Flushing Courar.t states, that by the
late treaty between Prussia and England, the
former renounces all pretensions to Hanover,
and guarantees its possession to the British
crow
The"'Rotterdam papers say, '?.The coast,
from the Texel to Harre. is strewed yi ith
wrecks, and the sea still appears coveied
with them."
A. body of 400 Prussian prisoners, having
Overpowered ttu
by a cotond in the service, attacked a Bava-
¦ lepot uf 150 men near Grosseh. The
Bavarian do i , Heut. col. Von Michel,
and a courier, *'ere the onljr persons who es-
caped. T'n slum occasioned bythisevent
appears ro iia n extt >«»ed to"*Wurtsburg ; but
the Dutch prints are silent as to th(
rpier.l operations of the Prussians.
On Saturday, Dutch papers to the 11th
;t, and letters were received. These
JS make no mention of any engage-
Kient hsving occurred subsequ. lit to tile 8th.
It is stated i I ¦ ru that the French
have abandoned Praga and Warsaw, and
that the next bulletin will be dated from
Tfovrri. If this be not correct, it is a proof
at host, that Such an event was expected,
fi./u,.,:. the journalist very prudently abstain-
ed -:'.\ ei assigning the cause of it. The
pri at with 9 men, where ids
papers were overhauled, in consequence of
an order to examine all vessels from French
ports. The same boat sent in the next
morning, the schr. Sally, Billings, of New-
London, from Martinique ; and both de-
tained four hours—parted from the Sally, 3
days after sailing, to the northward or the
Island.
The ship Charleston Packet, Wood, 6
days from Charleston.
The schr. tiea, Hewet, in 6 days from
Richmond.
The schr. Richmond, Brown, of Somnier-
sel, 9 days-frosi George-Town, S. C. On
Tuesday nigitt, off Gape-Henry, spoke a
schooner from Savannah, for II. Island.
The ship Brutus, for New-Orleans, and
several other vessels which sailed yesterday
morning, put back in die alfoweoon, in con-
sequence of the wins.! coming on fro.,: S E.
Tine schr. Juliet Seyrnoin, Weston, from
Lap;aira, for New York, with a cargo of
coffee, is ashore on Long-Island. The car-
go vvili be saved.
Below, the schr. Jane, _$ days from St.
Vincents.
Cde.ued.ship New-York, Moncrief, Alex-
andria; Connecticut, Morehouse, Charles*
ton.
Till ELECTION.
On canvassing the votes received at the
election for assemblymen, eve understand the
majorities in the several wards Were as fol-
low :—
federal ticket. Republican.
In the first ward, 295
second waVd, 2*3
third ward, 145
fourth ward, 63
tilth ward, 332
sixth ward, 207
seventh ward, 401
eighth ward. 170*
ninth ward, 13
685 1190 685
BY THIS DAYS MAILS.
NEW-YORK, May 9.
On Monday se'night, seven female pupils
of the East School in Salem (Mass.) one of
19, three of 16, one of 14, one: of 13, and
one of 10 years of age, being out of doors
¦when file shower came on, went into the
necessary for shelter. They had not been
long there, before the floor gave way, and
¦they were precipitated into the vault. On
the first alarm, Mr. Lang summoned the
neighbors to their succor, but before the suf-
ferers could all be got out, Nancy Green (the
little girl of ten years of age) was suffocated
and Bad expired. Painful apprehensions
were entertained for the rest ; but we are
happy to Warn that they are doing well.
Arrived, brig Edward, ' tt'vr.tei, of New-
Haven, in is days horn Point-Petre, (-Gua.)
Left, ships'Clothier, of Philadelphia, from
Bordeaux • and brig Polly, of New York :
tugs Bee, Ifyier, for Newburyport, in S
4i\9 i William, Elizabeth and Cere;,, of
Leaving an aggregate majority,
lican ticket, of SOI
* It has been intimated to in, that, in the
eighth ward the majority was only _;t.5 ; if
jo, toe aggregate will be reduced % 469.
The account is not published as offici.,1.
Governbi Lewis, we learn, had a majority
of 129 in the city and county of New-York,
and Mr. Tompkins a majority of 82 in the
couniy of Kiug*S.
PHILADELPHIA; May 4.
Arrived, brig St. Croix Packet, Mayne,
St. Croix, —days; Ruth and Mary, Russel,
Havana, 9 ; Schr. Emily, Heard, St. Tho-
mas, 10 ; schr. Emily, Buckley, St. Pier-
res. 15 ; Hornet, Burnes, Passamaqaoddy, 9.
: le.ued, ship London Packet, Mutter,
Calcutta. ; brig Susannah, Thurston, Hava-
na ; Susannah, Brethoff, ditto. ; Recovery,
Hall, Oporto'} schr. Sukey, Stover, Bos-
ton; Sea Horse, M'Connel, Atatahzies ;
Fly, Fraziet, Vera Uruz ; Eliza, X;
Pert :iiouth ; in t-y. Ha i-
na ; Eliza, Benjamin, N'orfelk ; swop Uni-
ty1, Hand, Alexandria ; Sally, Vaupelt,
Richmond.
Captain Buckley, of the Bfflfty, left at
St. Pierres, schooenr Concord, Turner, of
and for Philadelphia, next- dfty ; ship Fabius,
Cfole, ditto, in 4 days. In lat, 32, long. 73,
spoke ship Julins Ctesar, Hall,, from Liver-
pool, hound to Charleston, out 45 day's.
Schooner Emily, Heard ;0 days from St.
Thomas, is ashore at Gloucester point.
" KEDKRAL (;AZE' i" iTl'IT
TUESDAY, MA Y S.
At an election held for Directors of the
Baltimore Water Company on Monday, the
4th instant, the following gentlemen were
duly elected:
J.ones A. Buchanan, John Donnell,
Solomon Etting, John Hollins,
William Cooke, j lines' Mosiier.
A; o at a meeti \\ ; of the board on the 3th
instant, John M lCim, Sen. esquire, was
eh cud president.
Schooner Rainbow, from Baltimore, was
at St. Thomas the ..9th April.
The brig Lovely Lass, Spicer, of Phila-
delphia, from Nantz for Bordeaux, has re-
turned to tiie Loire, with her register indors-
ed by a British cruizer, forbidding her entry
into any belligerent port coastwise, although
in ballast.
-Arrived in town, a few days since, lieut.
Peter, of the Artillery, and lieut, Spence,
of the Navy. These gentlemen came pas-
sengers in the New-Guide, from New-Or-
leans for Baltimore, and were charged with
dispatches, the former for the secretary of
war, an'd the latter for the secretary of the
navy.
The New-Guide, off Cape Hatteras, spoke
the Commerce, from the Spanish Main,
who, a few days previously, had fallen in
with the Elephant, a British 74, by whom
{hey were informed that Buenos Ayres bad
been re-taken by the English.
[Washington Federalist.']
Extract of a letter from a gentleman in
Pe/wsyl-L" i n ic to h is friend at George Town
dated; April 26.
" By the last mail, I received;.! letter from
our friend general Fie.dlay, receiver of pub-
lic monies at Cincinnati; informing me that
on the 11th of March, he discovered he
was robbed of public money to a large
amount. The next morning Cfearles Brit-
tain, his yellow servant, set out for Lexing-
ton, which induced a suspicion that he was
guilty. He was immediately pursued and
taken-he acknowledged the fact—said
Charles Vatti.r was concerned with him,
and that they had been robbing his master
for three yi aTS. Vatlier was taken and con-
fined in heavy irons. He has sent to Ken-
tucky, to employ the ablest council at that
bar, and has offered them six thousand dol-
lars to clear him. This I think they can-
not do, for the evidence against him will be
very strong. Seven thousand dollars, in
bank notes, were found in Vattiesr's trunk,
all of wdrich were indorsed by the cie.ks m
the oiHce. There is a Thomas f.?M< thews.
who ha4 Wn e«*ft»5tte S'hip CONNECTICUT,
SuJSJSP Captain David Maclure ,
'-^-'yH-^s:±- Has a considerable part of Iter
cargo engaged, and will commence load
about lu days. For freight apolv to
Q. L. THOMASj'Siiip Broker,
may 5
Sals by Auction.
Pk*» arrived and will <>e . Idvn ¦ B
"ie " ' stunt, at !0 a'eloci, hi i
vsn . House ..: t'u cor ,¦¦ f o-coi.' cTf-euer ir.c-
t, on dtiieral creditfor appro
ifier,
25 pacicagas of well Chosen Goods.
Consisting of
Striped and Plain Ft licntines.
Plain and. Twillefl GVa'ridurils,
Str-iocl. pbiii and Spotted Nankeens,
Fipe p-o nt Buff do.
White Jeans, Corded Dimities, &,c.
The whole entitled to dsueuture on exporta-
tion.
The oacknges will be ofiered sepsrate, h
a pattern earl of each may he seen at the
ve.udue otiice previous to the sale.
THOMAS CHASE, Aucfr,
may 5,_____________
Sale ::y Auction.
On THUK50.4Y MORNING, -
At half p'f-,t 9 o'cloci, at the vendue ware*
how-c, at die corr.er of Second and Frede-
rick streets, will co}tinter.cc the sale of a choice
collect'on of
Calcutta Colored Goods,
Entitled, to debenture on exportation, a list
of wbioh, wit': 25 ptsekf'g's of Manchester
GOODS, will appeaE m handbills previous to
the sale.
And at 12 o'clock,
96 hhds.vf-vy prime New-Orleans SUGAR,
A variety of other GROCERIES, 8-c
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
May 5.
12 seroons Peruvian Bark
of a gnod quality and entitled to drawback,
for sale on a iibei: 1 credit oy
FREDERICK L. t X DENBERGER & CO.
may 5______________________d__
For Sale,
A handsome Country Retreat, about four
miles from the city, in a healthy :m&
able neighborhood. Inquire at this OiF.e.e.
may 5. __ _____Saw4t,
Just Received
And for sale by lb i or, a few doz. of
Elegant-Pateat Suspenders,
Sieeri.e- to offered before to the.
public ia this cite.
J. WIN AND.
may 5. ei ¦, \
Jamaica Kum,
Just landed IV'>m on bond capt. Furgusson's
Packet, via Norfolk^
15 puncheons Jamaica Hum, said to be 3
years old. For terms apply to
HU. THOMPSON.
may 5. d4if
Just re.ceiv'd by ths subscriber
'A bale of very superior Lordon C ASSI-
ME RES, of the most fashionable coloi-s, and
suited to the pri »eut season,
A case ofhandsome (^UII.TINGS,
Caedo fine f-8 CALICOES,
Cambric MUSI.INS and GINGHAMS.
The above will be sold low for cash or good
paper. J. P. PLEASANTS.
may 5. d2eo2t
Mechanic:,' Bank Stock.
From one to two hundred shares o) Mc-
»' B»nk Stock is '.vaoted, for which cash
will be given. Apply at No. 14, M'Eluery's
wharf. nui\ 5 d4t
To Lease oh Ground Kent,
The foUjwing LOTS in Yates' &. Bo why's
adrin ,
No. r.i on York-street 25 feet front 6° deep,
tv? do. :e, do, do. 52 do
74 Wilke'a St. 25 do. do. 54 do.
. so,
Let No. 21 on Fotter-street (Asquith's
addition! dO feet front, 80 e
ROB: G. HAUFEU.
may 5.___________________________2aw
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A Cook ; for w'ooro a generous price, or
iibet:.: ill be given by
is. HARRIS.
may 5. 2aw
"IRISH LINENST"
jf>hn Robinson,
No. 216, M-VllKET-STkEUr,
Has just received b) i kdriana from
! ivcrpool, aurl additional supply of
4-4 )
aiuiCirish Linen.
7 8 J
Anel Housewife Dowlas,
Amongst which are,
A few boxes 4,-i Extra Fine.
may 5________________________d6t-eo6t
Nichols 6c 1-rench,
No. 12, South-sSRKU r,
Save received by the schooner Susan, from Bos-
ton,
35 bales & boxes of INDIA & FRENCH
GOODS, viz. :
Luckipore ~\
ChUtibilly*CBAFTAS,
Fine J
Jaumpore SAUNS,
S^eqssAS,
A zumga,
MecgungceT
Jalalpore C-MAMOODYS,
Fiae do. J
Fine Jalalpore SANNAS,
Gunny Bags,
White Thtead Laces, Gloves, Velvet Rib-
bons, Paper Mounts, Plain Tiffany and Span-
gled Fans, Morocco Caps, &c. Stc.
Also in Store,
67 bales INDIA GOODS, consisting of
Gurrahs, ivlumoodys, Sawns, Saunas, CossM,
Baftas, he. &c.
The whole entitled to debenture. '
may $<¦ _eoi'9tll
To Let,
And possession given on the 1st of jfune,
A coiiieiueiiL t .o-story BRLCK DWEL-
LING, with back buildings, now in the te-
nure of Alexander Richardson, situated on
Market.street extended, and adjoining the
House ocropic;1, by Messrs Haigh it Fourrttan.
For terms inquire of the subscriber, living
nosar the premises.
JOHN W. BERRY.
May 5: 2aw tt§
For Sale,
At A»o. 8", Front-street, Old-Town,
A few bhds>of Racked Perrj'-Hall CIDER,
at thirteen dollar* per bhd. Tin casks to be
returned when oalltd for.
•e.'"4 25* Jl»t
Baltimore Theatre.
(Never tc«a I 'ere )
VVSDWE* f)XV S'ViiNING, -'ay C.
Will bep-tsL'r.ted, :i a V ,- o, in tknfn
a<.is, calk '.
The Finger Post ;
.. MILES OFF.
Th w'.'.b will be added, [for th*l.nst^Ctne
this less.ui.) a Grand Allegorical P.iiit.'iii
line Speeta< ie, called
CmOEUFXLA;
OR, THE LITTLE GLASS SLII-r
Invented by M:. Byrne — oei '¦ ¦- \m /
rti-atre'Ko'.":, Dioi'j'-Lane, o'-..•;¦
niglvis '¦¦• ' ; asoiif tocviei.t"o houses
Fi ¦ r tt, lav; see I' ' of '.':¦
Oil C* i
Have re ¦ in fame,' Avk> . i Diana i.?
John Adams, fro r- /.,¦'-,.
a cooiph s t ¦!
MARi;lV
Among which is an excellent assort me.
CUTLiiRY.
may 5.______________________eo
Just Received
And offered for sale,
Platillas Royals,
L'staloes,
Drown and White Rolls,
Checks,
Bouts No. 2.
Housemitde Linen.
On hand,
Best German Steel, heart and club,
Cotton : . ye I,
Fi le Li
Looking Gi.""5 Plate* silvered.
And ao asscrtTnent i ;' Looking Glasses.
The whole entitle I ;o drawback
f. auRxriiAL, & c. haseNclever.
No. 67, Bowly's vvhiirf.
may 5. eo3t-iaw
M. J A MBU,
292. Market-street,
ffai fust receivi by the Six Sisters,from trigtol,
nl of flint, simp furni.
teu-e ami other GLASS ; connisiiog of two*
g'dlon tim ure bottles, one-gallon ditto, Sec.*
uvo ^.'.b...u jaltoaoutli ditto, one-gallon ditto•,
bottles, one-gallon ditto,
quart ditto, tee.; Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes;
1 e ii. Is in.d/o.--, giaihiatedrnc.isureK, Essence
I !>]) rmint Vials, British Oil d'.ti ,a I'.Tur-
latemaii's ditto, Stoiigbtorr**
Perfuine Vials, wdiite and givtufVials
assorted by the crate, Priestley's machines
complete, which he will sell on the usual tui: is.
On ham.!..
A gei.c id assortment of genuine Drugs and
Medicines", Surgeon.'* Instr urv nts, Pe :
rics, Pamts, bye Stuff, and every article in
his line.
Country merchants i -ith Patent
Medicine." at. a good : tieine
CheBta, for shipping, iron-wi i ..etjens,
or private families,' completed m .'the n
manner, with plain and apprpvod»Tirectiji>s.
_may 5.__________S.4t'''lI"*
Baltimore and Rtu§i|cr's-tQWn
Turnpike.
Proposals wull be received at, t'tie*Qffice of
the Managers of the Haltimoi" aiid Reister'e*
Town Turnpike Road Com laking
one mile of the road from Itv-iotei-'s town to-
wards Weatntiuster. civ order,
JOHN p. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
may 5. d
Union Bank of Maryland,
5th May, liloS.
NOTICE is hereby y,iven to the Stockhold-
ers, that an ELECTION for Sixteen Direct-
ors w'!l beheld at William Evans's Tavern, in
thecltywf Baltimore, on MONDAY, tit
Jelyi.ost, at nine o'clock in the moynitig, imi
continued until three o'clock in the afternoon.
By order of;' i (¦ Itourd of Directors,
R. HIGINBOTHOM, Cashier.
N. B. !3y the act of incorporation, not. more
than eleven of the present board arc eligible
for the ensuing year.
The editors of the Easton Str , the Frede-
rick taw ¦ Herald, and the KLzabetntovin Gazette*
are requested to publish the above once a week for
six weeks, andforvjard their accounts.
noaj "• ______ eofiJ7
Office of Discount ind Deposit of the Hank of
Virginia at Petersburg, 29th April, 1807,
NOTICE.
On the 6th day of this month, a lotter \Va_
put in the »*ist office at this place,
tii It. Riginbothom, esq. cashier of the
Bank of '.vLvylaiid, Baltimore, covering »draft
drawn by the. cashier of *he United
Office ot Discount, and Deposit at Sav
on the cash.or of their Office of Discount 'nd.
Deposit at Baltimore, for Aine Thousand Fitie
Hundred Dollars ; endorsed by Oun.-nrig unci
Harman, John and William'Bell, and bv the
subscriber, to R. Higinbothona, ctiSbier which
said letter and dr.ift h;tve not eo> ! to ro. 1.
To prevent imposition, should it .>':• .;>. uutecl,
the public aie ii formed that the ue<.«, „iy
steps have been taken to stop its payrnen},
JOHN WILDER iashier.
(M.5.)____________________________ei
Lost or Mislaid,
A pronisory NOTE, drawn by Ditgas and
Milcdiell, in favor o! F. Reguier, dated 20th
March, 18.7, at 90 days, for g6()9 20-100,
—payment thereof being stopped, it. can be of
no use, the finder will confer an obligation on
me by leaving it. at No. 81, Howard-street.
FRANCIS REGNIER.
May 5.________________________§
Saie by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,
The 20th instant in the afternoon, imrna li.
iilelv after the rede of'tiie country seat be-
longing to Martin Eiche.lbcrger, will be
sold on the premises,
A Lot of Ground, containing 6 1-4 acres,
situated on the York Turnpike Run!, about .
one and a half mill s from the city of Bulti-
teore, and adjoining the property formerly
belonging'to General J >h:i Swan."
The terms will be made known at the time
of sale, and the property sold all together, or
in lots as ¦ ;iv suit the purchasers.
VAN WYCK &¦ DQSISEY, Auct'rs.
May i.
Pull lie Sale.
In virtue of an order of the judges ofthe Or-
phans' court of Baltimore couuty, will h«
exposed to public hide on SATUUDAYV
the 9th day of May, the foilov. i
Negroes, to wit:
Phil, Joseph, and l-niilis, late the property
of Charles W.Uitlock, deceased. The sal«»
will commence, at 1J o'clock in tiie loreriooQ
at the auction room of
COVU&Atf 4? P&QCTQ3, Jnn're,
May i.
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