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| Ship Louwiatia, T_reev6r, in. 4S days (torn Marseilles ; and bng Saiiys Griffing, irofl- St. Jago-de-Cuba, are below. Who encourages British aggression ? The Aurora assigns as a reason, for our submitting quietly to the insults and aggres- sions of a petty sloop of war, which has, by proclamation, bean ordered never to eater the waters of the United States, but which has, notwithstanding, taken possession of one of our harbors, that the country is not able to provide a defence ; that it would re- ouire " more than four times onr annual re- * .. -rr. .... .11_______l-.l- *.. J.,f...,, the quarantine was reduced to a few days ; bat uiifortunntelj^soon after, an American Vessel arrived at AlieffllT fhjm li..-ii. table, on board of which were l'o'uud two sailors, with the highest symptoms of the yellow fever. In consequence, a severe order' was is .vied from the king himself, that all vessels coin- ing from the United States should perform a strict quarantine of forty days. At first it was reported and believed generally, that the cargoes covild not be landed, or the cap- tains permitted to visit the lazaretto ; but upon further information, we were assured, that the cargoes might be dissharged, and venue:' If we are really unable to defend ! the masters be privileged h_ bcfon our ports against the insults of single sloops of war, then, in the name of decency, let us talk no more of our independence or our rank as a nation. Still, let us not invite in- sults by proclaiming the degrading fact, as is done in the Aurora; that paper, which is read, as the editor informs us, in the very cabinet of Great-Britain, and there consider- ed as the source of the most correct infor- mation in regard to the United States. Can i it be wondered at that we should be insulted ! and set at defiance by a British sloop of war, I -when the government are made to believe, j from the source of most correct information, that lour times our annual revenue would j not enable us to repel it ? But the editor of the Aurora is not an American, and cinnottw supposed to possess American feelings. For ourselves, we spurn the vile calumny. We are mow more able to repel insult, than when we successfully opposed the aggressions of G.B.; as would soon be seen, had we men of either courage or patriotism at the head of our af- fairs. One half the money which has been squandered by the present administration in buying wild lands, for which we have no use, would have been sufficient to protect our patrimonial possessions from the gross indignities to which, for three years, we have been perpetually subjected. But not- withstanding that wanton waste of our re- sources, we are still abundantly able to pro- tect ourselves and to defend our rights. But while we neglect to mak use of the means ; while it is promulged to the world from the sources of most correct information that we have not power to repel the aggressions of a single armed vessel; and while experience seems to confirm the representation to those who make the experiment, we have nothing to looke for but outrage and insult. We conclude, therefore, with the Aurora, that the insolence of the British comman- ders on our coast is owing to the encourage* iiu-nt which they meet with from traitors (if lie will cull them so) among ourselves, who inculcate the notion that there ,i_ not in the country either spirit or ability to de fend ourselves against the most petty marau- der. Ill his future lucubrations we beg him to confine these remarks to the present ad- ministration and their supporters, a great proportion of whom are not Americans. In the name, and on behalf of the great body of the American people, we here utterly disclaim the degrading imputation. IV. S. Gazette.] CHARLESTON, May 7. The British sloop of war Driver, dropped down to Five-Fathom Hole yesterday morn hig. A ship, supposed to be the Two Pollys, captain Wilder, from Havana, was beeating in the north bar last evening. NEW YORK ELECTION. As we shall not in all probability be fur- nished officially with the result of the late election for governor until about the fourth or the fifth of June, we now publish, for the satisfaction of the reader and the in- formation of our distant friends, the follow- ing statement of majorities in the respective counties. The returns of the counties print- ed in Italics, are official ; those of the coun- ties printed in Roman, are derived from sour- ces which are believed to be correct. l'ompkins. Lewis. Suffolk, - iSQ3 Queen's, - 2oT King's, - S2 Richmond, Ncu>-York, Westchester, - QSO Rockland, - 292 Orange, - 223 Dutchess, Columbia, Ulster, Delaware, - 820 Greene, Albany, Rensselaer, Washington, - 800 Montgomery, - i28 Saratoga, ' - 7i7 Clinton and Essex, 250 Schoharie, Otsego, - 724 Herkimer, - 47S Oneida, Jefferson, Lewis and St. ~) ? Lawrence, 5 * Chenango, - 650 Madison, Onondaga, - 300 Cayuga, - 550 Seneca, . lOO Ontario and Gennessee, 300 Steuben, - iOO Tioga and Broome, PEDERAL GAZETTE. ^TUESDAY, MAY 19. Post-Office Baltimore, ?.;-.t -.'tii, 1S"T THE p_._.'.ie are Informed that the Summer fastihlisViniem! of tee mails, upon ihemain line, will commence at tins office on Monday the 11th instant. EASTERN MAIL Will close avery day (Sunday excepted) at 12 o'clock noon ; and on Sunday at 10 o'clock, A. M. Will arrive every day at 7 o'clock, A. M, SOUTHERN MAIL, Will close as far as Petersburg and Norfolk, [Vir.] every day at 7 o'clock A. M.?Will arrive every day at 9 o'clock, A- M. Mails for North-Carolina, South-Carolina and Georgia, will close every Tuesday, Thurs- day and cviday, at 7 o'clock, A. M. ? Will arrive every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. M. Carlisle Mail, will close every Wcdneday, at 6 o'clock P. M. . Will arrive evevv Monday 7 o'clock P. M CHARLES BURRALL, Post.Master. At Dominique; April i, sloop Julia-Ann, 44 days from Nantucket, waning a market ; ship Mendon, of Boston, from River Plate, for Havana, with Slaves, brought in by an English privateer, and expected to be con- demned. ' The brig Brunswick, from Charleston, for Bordeaux, was spoken April 17, in lat. 32, long. 83. The ship Julius Caesar, Hall, from Liver- pool, bound to Charleston, was spoken in lat. 31, 53, long. 75, out 47 days. At Leghorn, February 27, ship Sally Ann, Glover, Boston, at quarantine ; ship Com- merce, Tirrell, of Weymouth, from Bos- ton, do.; Hetty, Day, taken by the French. Through the politeness of a respectable friend, we have received a file of the Loui- siana Gazette and the Orleans Gazette to the 16th April: Unfortunately the files are not complete ; we are therefore unable to give the interesting debate on the proposed memorial to congress. There are no articles of importance in these papers, if we except the bitter criminations and animated defences of General Wilkinson ; which sufficiently prove that the press in Orleans is no longer " enslaved by military despotism." Boston has returned nil federal representa- tives to the next general court. Captain Strange from Alicant, informs that Bonaparte had demanded from the king of Spain, 30,000 men ; that a part of the above troops had marched from Alicant, for Madrid ; and that on the 8th of March they left Madrid for France. It was reported at Alicant that the Tunisians were about to de- clare war against the United States. [N. Y. Mer. Adv.] Sf'ANisH Dhcbee Against Neutrals. The Spaish court, by a decree of the 33th March, signed by tire prince General- issimo-Admiral (late Prince of Peace) has declared, that all English property found on board neutral vessels, shall be confiscated, though consigned to Spanish subjects ; and all goods found on board neutral vessels, if skipped for English ports, or her islands, shall also be confiscated. This decree also recognizes the French blockading decree of Nov'. 21, i806. Arrived at Kingston (Jam.) ship Pamtico, Rae, from Washington ; brigs Susannah, Wilmington ; Eliza, Doha, Philadelphia ; Agenora, Dorton, Norfolk ; and John, Mar- tin, Alexandria. , The Cotton Factory at Patterson, New- Jersey, was destroyed by fire on the night of the 13th inst. including all the machinery ;Tid n quantity of unmanufactured cotton. The loss is estimated at upwards of 20,000 dollars. Fnm Bil'ooa, M/irch 2.l~~(rrxeived at Mar- blehiad.) 1 Our chief purpose is to inform you, that some time ago, in cansequeiics of Ml ord? 16 i34 1050 206 458 8i6 861 41 104 40 300 200 3226 Majority for Tompkins, 4677 It is believed that the official statement, when published, will not differ from the ge- neral result here given, two hundred votes either way. [Citizen] STATEMENT 0/ the Wilful and Accidental DEATHS which have come under the notice of the coroner of the city and county of Philadelphia, from the 2..fA of March, 1806, to the 2Bth of March, 1807, viz. 29 drowned. 23 died suddenly. 8 of ill treatment. 4 by taking laudanum. 4 by hanging themselves. 3 by cuttiug their throats. 3 by e;-'..,g exposed to the severity 5 by accidents, [oft'./ weather. 1 by ?hoot?g hints If. 2 by strangling themselves. 1 by jumping out of a window. 1 by stating himself. 1 murdered. JOHN DENNIS, Coroner. Married on Sunday evening, by the Rev. Doctor Roberts, Mr. Jacob Lingenfctter, to Miss Eliza Freeman, both of this city. PORT OF BALTIMORE. Entered, Ship Jane, M'Carthy, Leghorn Bark Jane, Gott, New-Orleans Cleared, Ship Severn, Bryden, River Jade Globe, Bailey, Falmcuth, (England) Sch'r Mary Ann, Hinton, St. Thomas From the Mercfapnts' Coffee-Rouse Books. /May 18. Arrived, schr. vGood Intent, Meador, 13 days from Havana?sugar and honey?Lem. Taylor. Left there, schooner Merchant, for Baltimore, in 3 days ; brig Eliza, Vickery,do. 2 days ; Two Brothers, Richardson, ditto, 8 days ; and many others, names unknown. Off the Capes, was boarded by the British frigate Melampus, and heated politely.? Passed a two topsail schooner in the bay, bound up. Mso, British schooner Patt, Clark, 24 days from Antigua, and 18 from Tortola ? sugars?Hugh Thompson. Left at Antigua, schr. ??, Chammings, of New-York, de- tained ; brig Montezuma, of Portsmouth, N. H. put in in distress, repaired and ready to sail ; ship Margaret, of Charleston, from River Plate, condemned ship and cargo ; Mary, of do. for Laguira, ditto. Spoke no- thing on the passage Information wanted Heir at law of GEORGE SPENCE, for- merly of St. Mary-Axe, London, merchant, who died 1773. If any person can give in- formation as to John Russet Spcnce, son of the said George Spence, (supposed to have died in Virginia, 1793) or of Mary Ann Hun- ter, widow, or Elizabeth Spence, the daugh- ters of the said' George Spence, and annui- tants of his grace Charles duke of Guieeus- bury and others, under their # ther's will, so as the heir at law of the said George Spence may be ascertained, will be hand- somely rewarded for their trouble, by ap- plying to Mr. J. H. Gibson, solicitor, 9, Lombard-street, London. %* Printers in the United States, ?anil please to insert the above a. few times, parti- cularly those in the Southern States. Was Pound, On the 10th instant, a short distance from the city, a SILVER WATCH, which the owner may have again by giving a satisfactory description and paying the cost of this adver- tisement. Apply at the. north east corner of Camden and Ckai-l.s-streets. i,vaj 10, ?13tt- Baltimore Theatre. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 20th, Will be presented, a celebrated Comedy, in jive acts, (never perfanned here J called Love Makes a Man : OR, THE FOP'S FORTUNE. To which will be added (third time here) a Superb Melo Drame, in 2 acts, Called Valentine and Orson. May 19.___________________________________ Sale cy Auction, TO-MORROW MORNING. The 20ih ins-ant, at half-past 10 oMoci, at the Auction Roam at the head nf Gay-street dock, ?will commence the sale ef the following erti- cles, advertised fir yesterday, but unavoidably postponed till to-morrow. 5 7 hhds. good Muscovado Sugar. 36 do. Martinique Clayed do. 9 tierces prime Green Martinique Coffee, 61 boxes Wliite and Brovvti Sugar, 29 hhds.of Molasses, 6 casks of Honey. And, On 60, 90 and 120 days, 67 cases of sheathing Copper, R. LEMMON &c Aucl'rs. May 19___________________________________ Sale by Auction. Or. SATURDAY, Tlve 23d inst at 10 o'clock, at the .hree- storv brick lioitse, No. 37, bridge-street Old Town, will commence the sale of a very hand- some collection of Household and kitchen FURNITURE, as also a lumber of articl a mi1 Grocery line, being the property ,of a gentleman who is about removing to the country. Among the Furniture are A set of Mahogany Dining Tables. Card, Breakfast and Lea do. A Mahogany Side Board, Large and eleg_.nl Looking Glasses, Fancy .nd other chairs, A set of Handsome Cases, with Knives and Forks comple te, Prints and Paintings, Mahogany and other Bedsteads, Feather Reds and Furniture, Wilton and other Carpets, A very large and complete set of Blue and White Table China, Tea, China ai. d Glass Ware. Also, A variety of very handsome Silver Plate, And among the Groceries are, Coffee, Sugar, Gin, Whiskey, Salt, &c. THOMAS CMASE, Auct'r. May 19. ______________r , Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias, from the Court of Appeals, to me directed, will be ex- posed to Public Sale, on TUESDAY, the 2Cth instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the Court- House, for cush, the following Property, to wit ?' Two Negro MEN, one Negro WOMAN, and her three CHILDREN, (two Boys and a Girl,) late the property of Walter S. Parker, surviving administrator of Elarn Bailey, taken at the suit of John Conrod iieattv. JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff. may 19._______'______ dot For Sale or Charter* The Bremen Brig MARIE, Burthen about three hundred hhds. Tobacco ; she is a goo . vessel, very completely found, and ready to take a cargo immediately. Apply to GERARD TOPKEN & CO. Who offer for sale. White Rolls, Krown Rolls, Hessians, Dow- las, Creas a la Morlaix, Fries Bunten, Haar- len's Checks, Home-made Linen, Russia Sail Cloth, and two and three bushel Bags. jmay 19. _d___ Tor Freight or Charter, ; t_?-, Tin: Sehooh. r iT>ilk CAROLTON, ^.eiLaMfiip James Johnson, master, -*fc#?^Sfl__. Burthent 110# barrel.; she is just off the second voyage, sails fast and is in the most complete order to receive a cargo. For terms apply to the master on Doard, at Mezcck's wharf, or to THOMAS TENANT. may 19 _ _____ d4t Jamaica Rum, 4th proof. 25 puncheons will be landed this morning and offered for sale by JOHN RANDALL, 95, Bowly's wharf. ON HAND, 10 pipes Madeira Wine ~) 12 hhds. Port do. V. 10 pipes Marseilles Brandy J) 3 do. Bordeaux do. 600 pieces Burr Stones, 10 hhds. Jamaica Sugar. May 19. Entitled to Debenture. cUtt Roll Brimstone. Just received, per barque fane, from A. Orleans, 9 hhds first quality'Roll BRIMSTONE, whicli will be sold low, if taken from along- side, by BALDERSTON -5" CORNTHWAIT, Flo. 51, County wharf 5th mo. 19th-_________________________d4t I will Lease For 99 years, renewable forever, A LOT of GROUND, near Mr. Heath's t.in yard, and Dr. lieerl's brick house (lately called the Union Taverr.) about 200 feet from Baltimore street extended. This Lot is 108 feet by 166 feet. It fronts soulh on a lane 30 feet wide, and i? bounded on the west by ano- ther lane 20 feet wide, that runs to Baltipu.rc- sU'extcxUndod, SAMUEL CHASE, M'.?v i% dit Entitled to drawback on exportation, By Virtue of a Decree OF Hie Hanorajie the high court of Chan- cery, the subscriber will s It at public sale, without reserve, at Mr, Chase's vendue house, corner of Second cud Frederick streets, on MONDAY, the$5th of Maynext, at 10 o'clock i noon, All that very valuable PROPERTY of Mr. Thomas Y_.u*s, formerly held in company with Mr. D.-oiiel Bowley, and which has been di- vided by cvmrnissionet?? appointed under a de- cree of the phancelloV of Mary.-.u.d, together with all the other property assigned by Mr. Yates to bis trustees in the year 1800 for the benefit of Yates and Campbell's creditors. This properly is all in fee simple, to wit : Four squares on the east side o'l Jones's Falls, on i.;ie south of VVilkes-street, which are laid oilinto SO lots, fronting on the Fall's President, Albemarle, Granb;1, - Exeter and fleet-streets. One square bounded by the streets, Alice- Anna, Exeter and Albemarle, and on the . oui.li by the logging, beiiv.t 316 feet on the Basin, which is laid off in 15 lots, Four Lots fronting' on Exeter and Polly- streets, about 200 feet to the north of Mr George Hussey's dwelling- bouse. Two Lots ou Granby and York.street-, op posite to Mr. John Ellis's. Two Lots fronting'on Albemarle and Gran- by-streets, lying about 100 feet to the north of .vilkes-streel. 16o f.et of Ground, fronting on the south side of the Basing near to Messrs. William Wilson and Son's wharf. All the remainiag Lots, belngp.irt of Hamp- stead Hil, fronting on Market-street, Fell's Point, and Baltimore-street continued. Twelve thousand acres of Land, lying on the river Buchanan, in Randolph county, in the state ot Virginia, about 30 miles from Morgaa-Tow'i, which Lands ware granted to the late Dr. Tuontas Bond, of Philadelphia, in the year 1783, in patents of 4 and QUO acres. A tract of Laud near Reister's-town, being- part of Hale's Venture, containing 72 acres; And for the purpose of finally closing this business, the subscriber -will at the Sana sell 125,000 dollars of Morris and Nicholson's Notes. Also, all the Book Accounts, Bonds, Notes, &c. assigned by Yates and Campbell to their trustees. The terms of sale of the above. pro|H*'ty are, that the purchaser shall give bond or notes to the ti-us'.'-c, with security to be apprffoed of by himfor the payment of a part of the purchase money, as ?much as will sat'ufy a judgment for 65CU dollars, with interest thereon within ninety days from the day of sale, am! the residue of t purchase money at 9, IB and 24 mouths t, without interest. Plats and title paper* are lodged at the aforesaid vendue office, where any informati- on respecting the property may be obtained. EDWARD HARRIS, Trustee. May 19 ________ d5t REMOVAL. William Cole Has removed tus Counting-Room & Dwell- ing to the houses lately occupied by Messrs Robert &. JohnOliver, in Second ':,.. Cay-strcets Where he offers for sale,, on liberal terms, L. P. Madeira Wine, old and fit tor imme- ------- TeneriS'e ditto, [diate U3e, ------- Port ditto, 2_ hhds. Claret, ditto, Blue marbled Castile Soap, 2 cases Leghorn Hats, No. 20 to 42,, Claretin cases, of superior quality, &.c. Sic. may 19.____________________ d4t2aw For Sale, Liverpool Fine and Coarse Salt, Earthenware, in crates assorted, London Potter, in casks of 6 1-2 doz. each, British Canvas, No. 4, 5, and 6. Madeira Wine, in pipes and hhds. 4 cases Listadoes, Bordeaux Brandy, 4lh proof, Gunny Bags. Apply to JOHN SHERLOCK. may 19.____________________________dSt Figured Sarsnets. William JFilkins, N?. 73, Market-street, Has just received a very beautiful collection of Figured Sarsnets, and plain, plaid and changeable Mantuus. He has imported this Spring, a large assort- ment of Ladies', Gentlemen's St Children's Silk, Cotton and Thread Hosiery, Among which are, Ladies' Plain and Laced Clock Silk Hose, and extra fine Cotton do- Gentlemen's common and outsize Silk Hose, and white and marbled Superfine Cot- ton and brown Thread do. Children's cotton Hose, of every size. He has an excellent assortment of Irish Linens and Long Lawns. Also, Brussels, Venition and Kidderminster CARPETS 6. CARPETING, With a variety of oeajonable and cheap GOODS may 19.________________________ d4t| City Commissioners' Office, Baltimore, 19.A May, 1807. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT'the city commissioners will meet on TUESDAY next, the 26th instant, at nine o'clock A. M. to e.-.tablish the division line be- tween Claude Jolly anil Edward Evetl, on a lot situate on Light-street and extending to Dock alley. From thence they will proceed to establish the boundary dines of that part of lot No. 33, situate on Hanover lane or street, conveyed by Kcnrv Dovsey on the 29th of De- cember, 1794, to John Lee Webster. Those who are interested in the above establishments, are requested to attend with surveyor, land marks and papers necessary for establishing the same. By order of the board, SAMUEL VINCENT, Clk. ' May 19;_________/_________d4t___ REMOVAL, James Ninde, Watch-Maker, No. 70, Market-street, Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has removed from his old stand to the above place, where be hopes by a punc- tual attention to business, to merit a continu- ance of the public patronage which he has hi- therto so liberally experienced. He has on hand, and will be constantly sup- plied with, an elegant assortment of Gold and Silver Horizontal, Seconds, Capped, Jewelled, and other WATCHES, of the first quality, which he offers for sale at the most reduced prices may 1Q- 2aw For Sale, A NEGRO GIRL, about 19 years of age, an excellent house-servant and chambermaid ; or she would be exchanged for a kitchen str- .aut Apply t'-tU.frlidtil'. 9?y 1*. u To the Ladies. MATM'XMOi A YOU,:;?, M.N, hivii ga desire to enter into tlie MatriiHouhu Suae, v.ouid be happy t i unite with jury Young Lady of respectability. A?bts vii:w. ;i.e pi rh'ctly honorable, and his study would be to pronSote mutual happiress, it is Hoped none but Ladies of respectaMiity, and these whose views are similar to hisowii, will answer this Advertisement. The great- est secrecy may be relied on, and an Interview obtained by addressing a line to A. 11. and .'??a.'inp; it at the printer's. may 19. Vamable Property for Sale.' The subscriber offers for sale, one ttvu-story BRICK HOUSE and LOT, , f , on Charles within one d; or ' irket itri : and o-n ;f the new Unian-Baiiknf Persons inclined to purchase it is pec:, will viey. the premises, and any Curtlw uriptton is deemed .unnecessary, an indi ble title will be given and the tei made very accommodating. App premises to E.BJ.CKUAM. If desired the whole of the property, ex- tending to Vvdkc's Lane, adjoiningtlie above mentioned bank, wUl Us disposed of with the 'above. May 19._____________________coStt Pocket-Book Lost. LOST last evening, at the theatre, a red Morocco POCKET-BOOK, marked on the in .id.: with H Jones; containing a Draft on Cumberland D. Williams for 3.00 dO-lttFs, ac- cepted on Wednesday last, the 13th of May, 1807; two Lottery "Tickets, cue in the St. Paul's Parish, No. 884, the other in the' Bustla lown and Smithficld turnpike road, Philadel- phia j and sundry other papers and receipts, of no use to any person, but the owner. A Re- ward of FIVE DOLLARS will be given to tile finder, on leaving it with its contents with, Mr. D. Fulton, Market-street, or HEZEKIAH JONES, At Mr. FuitBu's Inn. may 19.__________________________d4t]| Just Received By the brig Happy Couple, from Bortfeax, 3 boxes Superfine siilk Stockings, laca clicks, &.c. 7 b.des Superfine wide and narrow Brit- tannias. For sale bv * HENRY MESSONIER. may 19. _ eo4t This is to give Notice, THAT the subscribers have obtained from the orphans' court of Baltimore cftinty, in Maryland, letters of administration on the personal estate of John Arnold, late of Baltimore county, deceased. All persona having claims against the said deceased, ar? hereby win u. d to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the Subscribers at or be- fore the 20th day of November next, they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under ouc hands this 19th day of May, 1807. C H ARI.OTTE A it MOLD, JOHN G. PROUD. May 19, 1807____j________________2a_vl2t Broker's Office. THE subscriber having taken out a licence, and given tile security required by law for the faithful discharge of bis duty, most res]>ect- fully oilers his sen ices to his friends and the public; the merchants and- traders of Balti- more, as a COMMERCIAL BROKER ; so- li.itingthe favor of their commands and sup- port in the Purchase, Sale, Freight, Charter, Entry or Clearance, of Ships; the Purchase or Sale of Merchsndize, Bills of Exchange, Bank and Insurance Shares, Stock, Uc. The strictest attention will be paid by him to the article of Tobaeco, by which he. hopes to merit the confidence and orders of bo.h the* seller and exporter. The fluctuation in the prices of Stock wll be carefully noled, and any orders for the. pur. chase or sale of the article shall have his .eal- ous and immediate attention. Good paper discounted at the shortest no- tice ; and advances made in CUsA on Merchan- dise deposited for sale. For the disposal of Real Estates, Houses, Lots, Lands, S-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 ti> at any lime. CHARLES B. YOUNG, No, 20, Commerce-street, next door to Pratt-at. may 18. dlOteolOt AUCTION. A NEW FOR THE SALE OF Flousehold Furniture and Wearing Apparel. W. C. COCHRANE t_r PROCTOR return their sincere thanks to their friends and the public for the truly liberal encouragement they have met with since their establishment, and they assure that they ever will continue to pay the strictest attention to the best disposal of articles entrusted to their care. Money will be advanced on any household furniture, Stc. sent to their Auction room. No, 17. east side of Market Space. M ay 15.______________________________d4t To be &old for a term of years, A Young healthy Negro WOMAN and Child ; she is capable of all kinds of house- work. Inquire at this Office. March 19. 2aw . Election Notice. MECHANICS' BANK OF BALTIMORE, ArRii. 20, 1S07. THE Stockholders will take notice, that agreeably to the charter of the said hank, au election will be held at the banking house, in Calvert-street, on Monday, toe first day of June next, between the hours of 9 o'clock, a. m. and 3, v. m. for fifteen Directors, to conduct the affairs of the said bank tor the ensuing twelve months, nine of which, fifteen directors shall be practical mechanics or manufacturers, within tile description contained in the follow- ing bye-law, as established by the board of directors : " No person shall be considered as coming within description of a practical me- chanic or manufacturer, unless be hath learn- ed and actually wrought at some mechanical or manufacturing trade for the term 6t three years at least, and for twelve months next pre- ceding his election hath been carrying {in some mechanical or manufacturing hriinli of busi- ness, either in his own person or with hisown funds, or by woi'kragn or apprentic.es by hita hired or employed." By order of the Board., D. A. SMITH, Cas N. B. The Books for the transfer of Stock: will be closed on thu 1st day ol May, and fe< uiaiii |0 during th*t owij.h. (,*? ?^j &? 'I |