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BV THIS DAY'S MAILS- BOSTON, May 1-2.' The votes for senators have been counted ; .-slid the whole forty found to be elected. Of them nineteen are federal ; twenty-one democratic. Cleared, Horizon, Pitts, Alexandria. NEW-YORK, May 15. ARR1VEU, The brig George Thompson, 31 days from, M.ontego-Bay, Jamaica. An embargo on all vessels was to take place at Jamaica on the 24th of April, and was to continue tilj tbe 33th of May, en account of the sailing of 'he fleet. " The brig fair American stranger, of Free- Town, 60 clays from Alicant. Die brig Uiiza, Gray,Md-iys from Havana. The brig Ruth, Chase, of Beverly, 8 days from Newbevn. . The bn£ Neptune, Able, 24 days from X,ucea, Jamaica. The brirr; Concord, Hatch, 23 days from Trinidad, V:.... Left, the brig Telemachus, jfor Bajtiiknre in 10 djys. The schr. Jane, Bell'26 days from St. Ja- gode Cuba,. OjT Cape Bueno, spoke sphjr. i*en. Pir/ckney, 36 days from "dewndria, •for St. JagO, with the loss of her sails. Came through Crooked-Island passage in co. with the homeward-bound Jamaica fleet. Left, brig Betsy, Baltimore, in 8 days; sloop Maria Antoinette, from Alexandria, just arrived. Vessels sent in by French priva- teers, brigZoari, of Portland ; Mount Ver- non, of Dighton ; schr. Eliza-Ann, of A- lexandria. Schr. Eliza Tice,Tice, 7 days fr. Norfolk. May 16. Arrived, the brig Sally-Ann, Bailey, 21 d.iys from St. Anns, Martinique. ' The sch'r Argus, Watt-. 24 days from Kingston, Jamaica. Left schooner Sally and Eliza, Carey, 13days from Richmond. The schr. New-City, Meekins, 9 days ftiim Windsor, N. C. The schooner Remittance. Treat, in 20 days fi'6itl Port-Antonio, Jamaica. May 4, spoke the barque Mary, from New-Orleans, for BaCttHtore. Cleared, Citixen, Sturges, Alexandria ; Richmond, Seaman, Norfolk. FEDERAL GAZETTE 7 MONDAY, MAY 18. " PHILADELPHIA, May 10. Arrived, ship Missouri, Kennedy, Ro, clirlle, 40 days ; brigs Dispatch, Nickersin, Leghorn, 73 ; General Eaton, Watson, Mer- sailles, 60 ; brig Catharine, Small, Norfolk, 7 ; schr. Fame, Sturdivant, Passemaqnody, ii ; sloop Richard, Bryant, do. 13 ; Fan- ny, Snow, do. 12. Cleared., ship floba and Betsy, Tonnin- p;en ; schrs. Retaliation, Dagget, Boston ; Resolution, Bartlelt, Salem ; Lively, Gree- nonfrh, North-Carolina ; David, L'llomffle- died', New-York ; sloop Sally Ann, Hicks, Richmond. Below, ship Caroline, Fraam, from New- Orleans, bound to Embden, but hearing of the blockade, put in here. Schr. Little Robert, Gardner, from Ha- vana for this port was run down by a ship off the Ca.pes, and sunk soon after —all hands saved. LATE FROM EUROPE. Arrived this morning, the ship Missouri, eapt. Kennedy, in 40 days from Rochelle. A passenger in the Missouri informs, that it was currently reported at that place, that a decisive engagement between the Russians and French had taken place, in which the victory was obtained by Bonaparte. The report added that the Russian commander in chief had fallen into the hands of the French. We presume that this rumor, like the others ¦with which the public have been deceived, has reference to events anterior to the 2d March. Ftttn Paris papers to the iSth March, re- ceived fit Philadelphia. Milan, March 17. By several arrivals at Ancona, from Con- stantinople, we learn, that on the l2lh of February, all the Russian merchant vessels in that povt were seized, and that two fri- gates with troops for Corfu, in attempting to pass the Dardanelles, were also captured. Frankfort, March 19. By several letters from Vienna, we learn, that general Michelson, whose army is nu- merous, has received orders to send the great- er part to join the army under General Hen- ftingsen. His orders are, to remain with the remainder to maintain his position at present, and to avo.id all offensive operations. In consequence, the Russians are remaining on the defensive. The Turkish government has not relaxed in its preparations. As soon as the rein- forcements, expected from Asia, shall arrive at Andrinople, the Grand Vizer, with all the generals will depart, tind act, on the offensive, to drive the Russians out of Moldavia and Walachia. The plan of operations has been agreed upon between the Grand Vizer and general Sebastiani, the French ambassador, who enjoys the fullest confidence of the Grand Seignor and the Divan. Denmark, March ?. Our court has notified to the ambassador of his Britannic majesty, that they have viewed with displeasure, an English fleet in the Baltic. Altom.-y, March lo. The Danish government has given orders to it's subjects, to furnish the corps under Mortier, with every thing in their power. Several persons of rank, have received orders to quit Petersburg, in consequence of btfig accused of speaking too freely of the events of the war and laying the fault on the government. From the London GnZ'tte, March 31. At the court of the queen's palace, March 30, 1807, present the king's most excel- letrtt majesty in council. This day the right honorable sir James Poultney, Bart, was, by his majesty's com- mand, sworn of his majesty's most honor- oble privy council, and took his place at the board. H. M. having been graciously pleased to ! deliver the custody of the seals of the Duchy , and county of Palatine of Lancaster to the right, honorable Spencer Perceval, the oath of chancellor of the Duchy cf Lancaster, wa , this day|by h'S H. M. command, admin- istered to him accordingly. H. JV1. in council, was this day pleased to irdfer, that ia the abser.ee of the right bon. (,-r.ry, earl Barhurst, George Rose should 1 president of the committee of privy rcoun- il appoiated for the consideration of all t' trade and foreign plantations, The ship Almy, Crow, from Jamaica for New-York, was captured about the middle of April by a French privateer, and in en deavoring to carry her into Trinidad, Cuba, she was lost on Key Largo,, about twenty leagues to windward of that port. It is said that an English frigate from Jamaica has taken off the passengers and burnt the ship. Among the passengers were two ladies of New-York. The cargo is stated to consist of 300 puncheons of rum. The following is a copy of the answer of the commander of the British sloop, of war Driver, to the letter of captain Kalteisen, which appeared in the Federal Gazette of Thursday last : [COPY.] H. M. S. Driver, Rebellion Roads, Charleston, May, 3. Sir—I have received your, letter, and hav- ing sonae doubts as to the authority by which it was written, I thought proper to satisfy myself on that head before I should reply. By the threat it contains, you ap- pear, like your government, to have some- thing to learn. A British subject knows too well how to respect and. obey the laws of his own country, to offer, intentionally, an outrage to those of others, when once they are known to be so : but I have to observe, the proclamation you mentioned to have been issued in May, i807. I know,nothing , of: of that which was issued in May, I8O0V I have oidy to say, that so far from being either creditable or becoming in the president of a country, wishing to be ranked among the civilized nations of the world, it would, in the opinion of every liberal and enlarged mind have disgraced even the sanguinary pen of a Robespierre, or the most miserable petty state of Babary. It appearing that the supposed offence is to be rendered by a repetition of the circumstances complained of, and that on those who, so far from hav- ing any thing to do with the supposed ag- gression, were not even on the American coast at the time. And as captain Whitby's trial may, probably at. this moment be pend- ing, with the concurrence of the United Statesand the proclamation resting on his be ing brought to justice, it ought to have been thought of. However, as my pvoceedingto sea, comes within the limits of my intentions, accord- ing to the orders I am under, I shall do so whenever the pilot things proper—which orders have for their view, the advantage of the American flag, as well as the protection of the British. But I must observe, that the difficulty I have experienced in obtaining a sufficient quantity of water for the purposes I wish, obliges me to have recourse to such methods as are completely within my pow- er, which I otherwise should not have tho'fr of. In the mean time,' it is necessary to in- form you, that his majesty's ship under my command, is at all times ready to resist, and punish any insult that may be offered to the flag she has the honor to bear, to the last drop of blood that shall remain, of the du- tiful and loyal subjects of a beloved sovereign, and an exalted country. I have the honor to be, Sir, your humble servant, (Signed) WILLIAM LOVE. To capita in Kalteisen, tyc. tyc. Fort Johnson, (S C.) Interments in the city of Baltimore Idstiveek. Consumption, 3 Pleurisy, 3 Palsy, 1 Bilious fever, 1 Childbed, 1 Croup, 1 Diseases unknown, 7 A dults, 10 Children, 7— 17 PORT OF BALTIMORE. Entexed, Barque Amelia, Hayes, City St. Domingo Brig Lioness, Wilson, Charleston Cleared, Ship Cora, Mooney, Falmouth, (E.) Alexander Hamilton, Stetson, London Schr. Fame, Peterson, Dominique From the Merchants' Coffce-Uouse Books. May i6' Arrived, barque Amelia, Hays, 28 days from the city of St. Domingo—mahogany, logwood, fustic, gum guaycum and hides— Charles Wirgman. Left, ship, Mary, M'Coy, and brig Newton, (master dead) of Baltimore, an the coast loading; brig Midas, of Philadelphia, do. ship Phoenix, Tinker, of New-York, at the city, uncer- tain ; brig Neptune, Patrick, Baltimore, do. Three weeks before the Amelia sailed, an English government schooner of 6 guns and 40'men, going to Curracoa with dispat- ches -was captured by a French privateer, and brought into St. Domingo. Also, brig Lioness, Wilson, 6 days from Charleston--Rice—Foulkand Kai rick—Pas- sed in the Ba3', a bark, said to be from New- ry, and an English schooner from Barbados bound up. May 17. Arrived, ship Jane, M'Carthy, 56 days from Leghorn— Steel— to'Robert and John Oliver. Left there twentv-third March, ship Fame, Sloat, for Baltimore, in 5 days ; brig Hibemia, Thornton, for do. in 2 days ; Flora, for do. uncertain ; about forty northern vessels, names unknown, five of which had gone ashore whilst he lay there in a gale, of wind. Eleven sale of Americans, among which was the brig Saint Michaels, of Bal- timore, were captured within the Malora, by French Launches, waiting trial. Also, bark Jane, Gott, 29 days from New-Orleans—sugar and pork—Win. Tay- lor.—Spoke going up the river, ship Comet, Hart, from Baltimore. Eor Sale, A NEGRO GIKL, about 19 years of age, an excellent house-servant and chambermaid ; or she would be exchanged for a kitchen ser- vant. Apply to the printer. ^ may 18. d Cut Nails. Two ton of CUT {TAILS, 4./. 37. 10-/. and 12/ of a good quality. They will be sold lower than the usual price. uuiscor; I'-/ BA'cruTOGK, 73j Bowlj's wharf may 13. JawSt Sale by Auction. TOMORROW, The 19M intf. at h:\lfpist9dcloch, at our mjetfox room, at the load of Frtdetick-ttriit dock, will cowaienct•the sale of A Variety of Dry Goods ; Part, of which are, 1 trunk Fancy Muslins, 1 do. Shawls, Madras Handkerchiefs, Calicoes, Irish Linen, Cotton Hose, Philadelphia printed Calicoe, Dimitv,' Bielf'eldt Linen, 1 trunk Gingham, &c. &c. And at 12 o'cioci, 64 bin's. Sugar, (56 bids, ditto, 18 pip "s 4th proof Bordeaux Brandy, 118 bags Caraccas Cocoa, 19 hhds. Molasses, 34 quarter-chests Young Hyson Tea, 9 do. 'Hysoa Skin do. 68 tons Fustic. Sec. ice. &c. VAN WYCK St. DORSET, Auc'rs. May 1S^^^^^ do. do. case do. do. do. do. For Sale or Charter, "(:"M._M'J^)^ Burthen '24-00 barrels. For Ifegfap terms, applv to K. & JOHN OLIVER, Who have for sale, Sarsuparilla, Bark and Castile Soap. May 18. ' d6t For Charleston, ~^> The regular P.icket, Brig LIONESS, Rol>ert Wilson, Master. _ She will be ready to receive a cargo on the 20th, to sail the 2d June. For freight or passage apply to captain Wilson on board, Smith's Dock, or to FOULK.K& CARRICK. Who have landing/ram said brig, .50 bbds. N. Orleans Sugar, superior quality, 50 whole, and J Rice, fresh, end of first &i lniif tierces 3 quality, On hand. Young Hyson Tea, 50 kegs manufactured Tobacco, Twine, by the barrel and box, 40 boxes White Soap, Madeira Wine, Logwood, Gil barrels Jdmento. may 18_"_______________________eo 2Je Thomas aud Caldcleugh, Ko- 141, Baltimore street, OFTEH FOR SALE, 500 reams 4to post Paper, At a moderate price. nifty, 1ft. ,__________ . eo Land for Sale. THE subscriber oilers for Sale, ROBERTS PARK.,' containing 165 acres; being- within 3 miles of Baltimore, on the Falls turnpike road. The improvements are, a small frame Dwelling House, a Kitchen adjoining, Barn and Stables, a small Spring House, *gno.l Apple Orchard, a Meadow very rich.,-oSo'ut 6 r.ores cleared, & from 20-to 25 more ni-y be easily made, as the place is well watered*- There is a sufficient quantity of timber for tie use of the farm •— The terms of sale may he known by applying to Abraham. 7.ttlop, in Howard-street, or to JOHN MEilRYMAN, of Sam'l, Near Hookstnwn. may 18. Saw Broker's Oifiee. THE subscriber having taken out a licence, and given the security required by law for the of his duty, most respect- felly offers his services to his friends and the public, the merchants and traders of Balti- more, as a COMMERCIAL BROKER ; so- lieiting the favor of their commands and sup- port in the Purchase, Sale, Freight, Charter, I nti'N or Clearance, of Ships; the Purchase or Sale of Merchsndixe, Bills of Exchange, Hank and Insurance Shares, Stock, See. The strictest attention will be paid by him to the article of Tobacco, by which he hopes to merit the confidence and orders of bo'.h the seller and exporter. . The fluctuation in the prices of Stock will be carefully noted, and any orders for the pur- chase or sale of the article shall have bis zeal- ous and immediate attention. Good paper discounted at the shortest no- tice ; and advances made in Cash on Merchan- dize deposited for sale. , For the.disposal of Real Estates, Houses, Lots, Lands, &c. either by sale, rent or barter, a Record Book of property to be disposed of is opened at his office, and may be referred to at any time. CHARLES B. YOUNG, No. 20, Commerce-street, next door to Pratt-st. may 18.__________________dlOteolOt The Key'd Violin, A New invented Atuaical Instrument, of Jive Octaves* by C. VELTENAIR. ¦ A RESPECTABLE Public are hereby in- firmed that C. V'eltenair, a celebrated Art) it, inventor .'«nd improver of several useful ma- chines, and citizen of Virginia, being on his journey to Washington to obtain letters patent. of the presidsnt of tlieUnited Status, intends in passing this city, to exhibit and to give a concert, on this instrument, by himself invent- ed, and which in the opinion of a number of judges and connoistsucrs, is admired as the on- ly musical instrument of the kind. This at- ri«i mill wonderful, and in the highest degree of art discovered musical instrument, has ne- ver been known in the musical world, produc- es the soft and swelling notes of the violin by a perpetual and Uniform friction of an end- less and artfully constructed band or bow, excites at the same time the grave and majes- tic tones of an organ. This instrument is play- ed like a piano or organ but in such a manner that the ear may be delighted with the most pure and perfect sounds of a grand piano, with or without t . • accompaniment of the touching tones of the violin or rolling sounds of an organ. The most ingenious artists of England and France have long labored on a discovery of an instrument of this kind, but in the course of their tedious experiments have failed in the attempt, and at last declared this possibility impossible, as an experience of three years, during which time this inst'rement was accom- plished, proves. The proprietor flatters him- self with the idea that the performance on this instrument will give entire satisfaction The exhibition will take place at Mr. My- er's Motel in Mark, t street, on Tuesday c- veniugnextat 7 o'clock. Tickets of admission (1 dollar each) to be had atjthe. bar. MayTS. dSt$ ' Wlie4an and- Laurenson Fiavi just received, and offer for sale, e( No l:-2, Market-street. - 100 boxes Royal Cigars, directly from the Hava-ia, 23G0 wt. nouhie Glo'st»r Ciisese; 20boifes .Baker'a.and Foster's Chocolate, no. 1 of 24 ¦a.nd 12 wt.each, 20 do. do. no. 3, containing 50 wt. each, A large supply of Fresh teas of ever; d< s- cription, selecced with ihe greatest attention, from tlie different arrival* at New-York, Phila- delphia and Baltimore., On hand, Madeira, Port, and Claret Wine in bottles, ami casks ; Genuine oldjCogniac Brandy, and Jamaica Spirits ot very superior quality; Marti- nique Cordials assorted ; 300 kegs and boxes Malaga Raisins ; with every article in the Liquor and Grocery line, which the) offer for sal? by wholesale and retail on the moit libe- ral terms. iHay, 18.________________ _ d4teo4t Strayed, on Saturday last, From the subscriber, living in N«w Church- street, Baltimore, a COW, abeut 7 years old : her face and under jaw white ; ears, neck, back and sides, red ; a white spot on the b - of her left shoulder, which extends a little way along the top pf her neck ; another white spot on the top of her left rump ; her belly, udder sintl lower part of legs and tail, white ; the in- side of her fore-legs white all the way down ; her horns tolerably large, each having a bole bored in it underneath, at sboutan equal dist- ance from the root to the point; a small piece seems to have been cut off the end o her left ear, which however is not very perceptible,--- Whoever delivers her to me, or will give me such information as willentble me to recover her, shall be handsomely re warded. PHILIP LAURENSO>T. may 1&________ _____________d4t To Let, The Store and Cellar No. 88 Market-streetj with a Stable and Ware-house fronting on East-street Also, 2 brick WA REHOCJSES, on the lower end of Swith'., Wharf. Applv to STFWAUT, MONTGOMERY & CO. 206, Market-st set. May 18._______________________U4t-2aw For Sale, An elegant, well-finished and substantial two-story Brick DWELLING-HOUSE and L OT, situate in Argyle-alley : it is but a short distance from the market-house on Felts-Po'in' • If not sold at private sale before Monday, the iirst day of June, it will on that day be sold by auction. For further particulars inquire ef JOHN OGS10N, No- 3, FeU«street, Fell's-Point. may 18^_____________________________eo4i § Notice is hereby given, THAT the Sheriff of Baltimore county is directed to have the. body of Moses P. L iNCiSTBU, an insolvent debtor, now in bis custody, before the county court of Baltimore ce" itv, on Saturday, the twenty-third dav of May instant, at nine o'clock, A M for the pur- pose of discharging the said Moses P. Lancas- ter from confinement, unless cause be shewn to the centrary, agreeably to the directions of the act of'assembl) passed at November ses- sion, 1305, and the supplement thereto, passed at November session, 1806. Signed per order, WILLIAM GIBSON, Cierk. may 13. . d6t This is to give Notice, That the Subscriber, of St. Mary's county, hath obtained f.-o n tbeorpbaii's court of Charles county, in Maryland, letters of administration on the personal estate of 'Joseph Maltingly, late of Charles county, deceased. Allpefoonsha ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch- ers thereof, to the subscriber, at or before the 18th day of November next; theymayother wise by law, be excluded fr^m all benefit of said estate. Given under my hand, this 18lhdayof Mar, 1807. ZACilARIAH MA.TTINGLY. _mayl8, 190T-________________la>v3tj| To all my Creditors, I HEREBY give notice that I intend apply- ing to the Baltimore County Court or one of the judges thereof, foe the benefit of an act of asstmb'.y, pssed at November session 1805, entitled "an act for tlie relief of sundry Insol- vent Debtors" as also of the Supplement there- to pased at the last session. JOHN BARON. . May 13. _________ _ d2mt Notice is hereby Given, THAT I intend applying to the judges of Baltimore county court, for the benefit of the act of insolvency, passed at November ses- sion, 1805, and the, supplement thereto passed at November session, 18' 6. at the expiration of two months from this date. WALTER S. HUNT. May 18, 1807^___________ »t?m The Subscriber W.U sell his present residence, two miles from Baltimore, city, lying, between the York and old Harford roads, adjoining general Smith's and Mr. Hollin's country seats, con taining about eighty-four acres of land, 1 half of which is well-improved, the remainder in wood of a large size, and is very fully suppli- ecVwith excellent water. The very extensive prospect is not exceeded, if equalled, by any in the vicinity or county. It is stocked with an abundance of the best of every kind of large bearing Fruit Trees, at least two hundred Pear Trees, of almost every kind ; two apple orchards, containing upwards of thirty-five kinds; Cherries of the best kinds ; Peaches; Plumbs; Apricots, and Nectarines, of all kinds ; Ojlinces j large Italian black Mulber- ries ; a considerable numb, r of large bearing Grape Vines, of various kinds ; Figs; English Walnuts ; hard and soft shell Almonds ; Fil- berts; avlargeGarden stocked with Rasberries ; Strawberries ; Gooseberries ; Currants, and every other nece sarv. All the above mention- ed fruit has been selected at a considerable expenee and attention for 20 years past, by the subsriber, who thinks it unuecess' ry to mention, any thing further in respect to the land and improvements, it being so near Bal- timore, and it. is expected a person desinous to purchase will view the premises. For terms, apply to THOMAS I'ETERS. N. B. The land may be divide.!, being two Scperate Lots, nearly enqua! in quantity. Woodland, May 18. e:> A certain person in this city, Has an Umbrella, marked on tlie handle j. S. which does not belong to him, he is po- litely requested to leave it at this Office.— Correct information having been received, who the possessor is, his name will be an- iiouiieed tot.be public, if he does not shortly leave it at the above Office. mt) Id. d4tf Baltimore Theatre. ' ------ i?T THIS EVENING, May'l'8, " ' Will be presented, a celebrated Tragedy, in five acts, calltd PIZ'RRO; Or, SPANIARDS IN PERU- Tu vskieh will be tdded, a Musical Kr.tertaimnent (in 2 acts) never performed here, called The honest \ orkshireman. .may 18. ..e S1' Veltenair, ARTISTE, ET FABRIQJTANT DES INSTRU- MENTS M1SICAT.ES, Cdnnu dsja dans des ditferens pay-i pour see In~ mentions Mechaniques, A i'iionneiir a'informer le public, qu'il est! "mtentionne d'exposer son Instrument, le seul dc son esptVe, et donner itn CONCERT la- dessus. C«t Instrument, perfection!!-: au do- cret ieplus haut, lait naitre les doucas sons dot Violon, excite parle ton die merit perpetuel d'un arc infini etmerve'Jleux, en faisant entendre en nieme to.iris tons les sons graves et inajestuenx de I'Orgel. On le toltche eomme un Forte- Biauo, maisde Iamaniere, qu'en pent deiecter I'oreil des sins les plus pur's et perfectionnes d'Un Ferte-Biano.stns l'acoi rmagemeut ni des sons toiichans ilu Violon, ni des voix oragenx de I'Orgel. Mulgrc que les artistes les plnn celebres, et de la France et de I'-Anirh-terre, fipres avoir cherchce poreouit plusienrg ai.iieesi aconstruire un lustrum.. t de vet espeoe, a la fin ontnie la possibility de le linn jamais ; le Sr. Veltenair cependant a prouvc le coiitaire, par un travail detrois ans, et le sacrafice d"una grande partie de sa fortune. II ose done sa flatter, qne i'attenlion et la sensihilite de tans les connoisseurs, qui veulent bien l'honnorer de leur presence, sera contente entierernent. On ya commencer demain (Mardi)le soir, a sent hemes, dans l'Hotel de Sr. Mayer, rue Marc'he ; ou on pent avoir aussi les Billets d'Kmrce i S 1 pour chaque personne May 18. ____. d3tj- Muscovado 8ugai\ Jusi nrrived and not" landing p\mi en board the lint'sh schooner Camilla, Copt, l.ightborne from Barbados on O'Donnel's wharf A cargo of Choice Sugars, in hogsheads, Tierces and Ban-els, partoi which are of the ver;. first quality. Also in Store, 4th proof Holland Gin. 4th do. C'ogniac Brandy, , YvW Carracas Cocoa. London Particular lenerifie. Wine, Claret in ea«*s of the very first growth if* Fiance, for private use. Ditto for Exportation, HUGH THOMPSON. May 18____________¦¦ c!4t Twenty Dollars Reward. RAN away frefn the subscriber, on tho 28th of April, a Negro Man, uained BENJ ! MIN ALEXANDER, of a yellowish bin;! oui- plexion j lias a scar on the right si'de of bis, nose, about midway between the corner of the eye and the end of the nose. He is about 20 years old, 5 i'eetSor 9 inches high, r.i d propor- tionally made. Had on when ho went away, a half-woinrorumhat,:i drab cloth roundabout, and trousers, and a dark, striped sii'&nsdown waistcoat. He may have charged Ins ureas. The above reward will be paid t<» any person who will deliver said Negro to me, at No. 41, North Howard-street, or seuure him in any jail so that I get him again. SIMEON YEWELL. N. B. All persons are Uvarned against har» boring said fellow, at llieir peril. may 18. eo4l-| A Fasldoiiahle Disease CU'lKl) WITHCUl ANY VSE WHATEVER OP MERCURY Notwithstanding the. many remedies for curing and removing tlie Verier,:.! disease from the. constitutioj and without th* use of Mercury, which hive been frequent! pe/ nd- ed, and rdmost as often proved in. rfee.1 a! . although the honorable faculty, &dcii d.', , , have united most genera in declari ,e medy to existjjSn their belief, capable pi r- . ing the Venerial in all cases wirhout the of Mercury, which they do not hesit nounce extremely pernicious, a:ui quently making the most desperate i.e. the whole constitution, and renderinr.•':' .- of health ever afterward wretched and n ble ; yet, notwithstanding all these object heaped together, the writer, who has no et interest ill the business than such as every wei.. disposed citizen ought to have, and leel for the happiness and well being of his fellow ere;; tures, does most confidently give assurance, that he is positive that there is another remedy, perfectly mild and easy in its operation, and which will effectually remove the disordene in all cases, and to all intents and purposes, as. that Mercury will effect the same, but frequent- ly to the great injury of the person's future health and happiness. The writer, knowing the disadvantages un- der which a medicinal specific labors, which, makes its appearance (as it were") in Arcanw, undertakes to make this importai t affair known in behalf of the proprietors ; and he will ne- glect no opportunity or justifiable means of making this bi'siness as generally known and as extensively useful as possibe—-the old fashionable, mechanical, praise, and lingering mode of proceeding, in similar matters lotbo contrary, notwithstanding. Therefore, he ear- nestly requests those who may need assist oce in the complaint above alluded to. that they make seasonable application in order to obtain a timely relief—Says a ihise and learned gentle- man of this country—" Except the hne pox, (to ¦which this is similar and equal) a discovery's* important and so useful to mankind, has not been made in physics during the last century." "It has been more than seventy and seven times tried in America, within two years past, and lias ever and uniformly operated, in till cases, to full satisfaction." The specific, which is ;» pluasant cordial, is nice, and used without any change in diet or mode of living, ard with the same inattention that a glass of wine is drank. It is edfered, for the first time, for the benefit of thepeoplein thisplace. Although theparticidi r province of this useful specific is the Veneriai, yet, as it effects this point by purifying- the blood and cleansing the system, it < unsequent- ly has great power in removing all those com- plaints which arise from impurity of the blood. It will extract the mercury from the blood of these who bare made too imprudent use of this '¦ patent destroyer of the human frame " Application to ibe made at the house, stand- in;'; in the c.oinerof Qrardiy and Sfiten streb'ts, on south iast title, leading from the n.iaket to the 1'oint, in the morning before nhon, and in evening, where a gentleman, eompeteirtto the business, will writ on these who may call, vi.h all pos- sible care ana tenderness, in behalf of Doctor /fcJi'/u/, kite.resident at London, fans, and last at Rome- '. " He that m srioe ehi ,;i be «i« for himself, hut he tiu.t scui \t::/'., alone sliali bear it." :' liibe," 1 M 18. aet \