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D AY'S MAILS. NtiWVS GTUi, May 18. Arrived, ship Juliana, Graham, 136 days from Calctil ,1. a;.' ;>0 from St. Helena.— iMt at St. Helena; March 25, schr. Saba, Grovies, of Boston, for the Cape of Good- » Tropic, Miilcr, sailed the o.:y^?i-..'J. icr Boston. May 10, lat. 30, 10, long. 63, spo>u ghip Speculation, Swirison, of New-York, i9 dava from New-Orleans, for Ciierb j ship Adonis, Waterman, 45 d*yi> from'Bordeaux, Passed in the river, ship Isabella; HiggirM, 53 dayj from New-York, lie of the 7th February, lost a bale of cotton. Spoke April 4, lit. 14, 40, long. 7, brig Joseph, -ton, 7 days from Hayonne. May 1, Int. 39, long. 52, ship Orion. 9 days from Philadelphia. 6th, lat. 40, 47, long. 61, ship Liverpool Packet, 9 days fro in New- Yi rlc, for Liverpool. brig Moses Gill, Patterson, 32 days New-Orleans. Left there, the Jane, .it', ia 10 day:,. The ship American, Smith, from Lon- .ry, 26 days from the laud. Left the ;t and Phoebe, of Baltimore, just ar- May 12, lat. 40, 32, long. 09, 30, brig Orion, Kelly, 50 days from Galway, lor New-York, with passengers. daptam S. informs, that on Friday morning oft"'the Hook, ha experienced a heavy show- er of rain, with great quantities of small tioli, which came down like showers of hail ! The same evening spoke shipScience, Howard, then 10 leagues 15. S. S. from San- dy-H**ok. Passengers, Mr. Hugh Murray, and Mrs. White, and 47 in the steefagi . The BritisK letter oi' marque ship Para- g >!i, Killer, from Greenock, and 6 days irom Halifax. The brig Orient, Kelly, 43 days from Galway, with 43 passengers. 'fin- brig A define, Wickham, i3 days Havana. ish brig Chance, Baxter, 36 days from v. Capt. B passed the Orkneys, and ,i Dutcii frigate ashore -the captain ¦veil men were drowned. The brig Dean, Edgar, in 7 days from Charleston. The schr. Susan and William, Kirwari, from Fredericksburg. Arrivalsye.ttcrd.iy afternoon. The brig ores, Thompson, in 20 days from St. Croixi Lat. 3d, 24, long. 70, spoke ship Active, Frank, from Baltimore, return- could not carry much sail. The brig Lovely Lass, Wheeler, Savan- r.ah, 7 Jay, ; schr. Ilsley, Stiirdivaut, ditto, ¦s and David, Weeks, Eden- ine,Taber, Savannah, 9; Polly and ¦los, ditto, 8 ; Eliza, Allen, ditto,8, natch, Buckley, Of Fairfield, Si days IVoia St. Vincents, Left, schooner 1 lexandria ; brig Eh?.a- ., far Norfolk. The ship Fanny aLaaa, Hicks, from Sli- g, .). w -, '!->, has gone up.to Ainboy. ¦.".:, ships Louisiana, Pelor, Savannah ; lLi, Amsterdam ; Franklin, m i in ; brigs Hercules, Weeks, ; George, Auner, St. i~roix ; schr. iiefjUlatoi'jLawrcnce, Havana. . Halifax, May 5. The brig Fox, captain Waiowright, from Jaihaica, bound to Philadelphia, with coffee and cocoa, detained by his i y's sloop of war Driver, arrived here yesterday. PHILADELPHIA, May 19. Arrived, ship Louisiana, lirevor, Marseilles, 45 days ; brigs'gaily, Griffing, St. Jago de Cuba, 'rG aton, Tart-is, Lie Fiance ; s>chr. Richmon'ijButler, Kingston, 32. Cleared, ships Jefferson, Philips, Amster- dam ; Lovely Matilda, O'Connor, bordeaux; brig South-Carolina, Serrill, Charleston ; schs. Emily, llolbroofc, Porto Rico ; Sally and Patsey, Taggart, City St. Domingo. Schooner Lively, Ramsdeil, from Porto- IVieo, is below. Capt, Frain, of the ship Caroline, from N. Orleans, for Falmouth and a market, finding his vessel too tender, put into this port to *ake iii some more ballast. ' Yesterday arrived, brig Expectation, Tar- ris, from Isle ,of France. Sailed 6th March. Left no American vessels there. A ship un- der American colors was going in when the brig came out. In the Expectation came the mare and 3 seamen, late belonging to the ship Myers, capt. Edes, from Boston tojthe South Seas and East Indies, who say the said ship ran ashore the £>Sd of February, 1805, on one of the Orozet Islands, lying in Int. 47, S. and long. 50, E. where the ship and carfjo were lost, but the people all got on the said island, where they could not find a human inhabitant of any kind, and scarce- ly any wood. Here they lived on birds and fish, until they were relieved and taken off by capt. Chase, in a whaling brig and carried - to the Isle of 1 boul the same time the ' k, was also ca - ' the people of heir \v( ¦¦< it) . bri u ;ht off by the ElLa, and landed at the Isle of France. te day, brig II ig, from St. Jago de Cuba. Left tm-re, the ist instant, sctrr. Indiana, l:-r:gg;.. of and foi Philadel- phia, ready fi ih. Este, for 3 days. Ti;e schr. llobeff, Black, ys before the Sally. Tv, , from ; i it.oSt. Jago ! anepjilted the Dolphin, of and for London, was captured after a desperate en- gagement. p Lou- isiana, i. . . river, cane up to town last evening, and informs us, that they left Marseilles the 2d April, He has on board, if lie recollects rightly, the 68th or O'Qth bulletin, containing adviof s of a fresh en gagement between the Ru: id the French, in which tile latter claims the vic- , tory. This action is said to have taken place iii the neighborhood of Konigsburg, lich place was invested. As we already have accounts from Paris of the 30th March, and from Bordeaux of the 4th April, both silent as to this event, we apprehend there must be some mistake in this report. The nan also informs, that accounts were received at, Marseilles of" an advantage ob- tained over the Russians by the Turks —So Enterprize, Fitzgerald, master—a further proof case -Mr. Armstrong, solicitor-gene- ral, exhibited further proof in further sup- port of the claim of Messrs. William and John Craig, of New-York, which he pray- ed to be admitted, and the goods to be re- stored as claimed. Mr. Kerr prayed the same to be rejected and the said goods to be condemned. His honor the judge having heard the said proofs read, and the arguments of ad- vocates and proctors on both sides thereon, was pleased to admit the same, pronounced the said goods to have belonged as claimed, Mild by interlocutory decree, directed the same to be reared to the claimant or his representative, for the i^c ox the owners and proprietors thereof. Sally, Johnson, master—a further proof case—The solicitor-genera! exhibited a loiter from Kirk and Lucens of Charleston, mer- chants, with an attestation annexed, where- in he prayed that further time be allowed them to produce tile proofs required by the decree of the court of the 13tli of January last. Mr. Kerr objected ; that the time granted had expired on the 13th instant, andntrrae- rous vessels had sailed for and arrived from Charleston, in the interval ; wherefore he prayed the application for further time to be rejected, the claimants put in jioenam, and the goods to be condemned. H'S honor the judge having heard the said letter and attestation read, and as also the petition for condemnation, and the argu- ments of advocates and proctors on both sides thereon, was pleased to extend the time heretofore granted to bring in further proof until next court day. Macleod', qui tarn ver sus the American ¦¦: Pearl', C. Forbes, master, and 14 box of candles. Mr. Mathews prayed the claim by him given to *e admitted, and the said ship and goods to be restored as claimed. Mr. Wylly, his majesty's advocate, pray- ed the same to be condemned. His honor the judge having heard the said claim and proofs read, as also the exa mutation of witnesses, taken upon special interrogatories, and the arguments of ad- vocates and proctors on both sides thereon, pronounced that the said fourteen, boxes of candles had been illegally imported in the paid Ship, not customed, and landed at Nas- sau, and as such, together with the said ship, subject and liable to confiscation, and by in- terlocutory decree condemned the same to be forfeited for a breach of the laws of trade. FEDERAL GAZETTE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. we go! [«*'/•] COURT OF VJCE-ADMIRALTV. Nassau, (N F.) April id, 1807. [Before the worshipful Henry Morton Dyer, e;a_. sole judjje and coroatissary, To the Editor of the Federal Gazette. It appears, from, the dividend advertised this morning, that the affairs of the M< cha- nia Bank have been well managed. Six per cent, from lil-tle more than seven months ope- ration (from the time at which the third in- stalment was paid in) will permanently fix the value of that stock considerably above flar. It is not unworthy of remark, that the Directors of the institution, better ena- bled themselves to declare this flattering divi dend, by a judicious and disinterested sale of more than 5000 shares at an advance of one dollar, for the benefit of stockholders. It is my opinion, sir, that you should publish the enclosed list of the present Di- rectors, who are all eligible at the ensuing election. A Mechanic. James Mosher, Wm. Gwynn, Geo. Warner, Christian Mayer, Wm. M-Donald, Robert Cary Long, Thomas riheppurd, Adam Welsh, Wm. Jackson, Adam Fonerden, Robert Steuart, Owen Dorsey, Jacob Hoffman, Peter Littfe. Wm. Jessop, Extract of a letter from C^pc-Francois, dated April 1. " The commerce of this country is more shackled now than ever it was during the latter lime of Dessaline.s' despotic reign. By a decree of gen. Christophe, the price of coffee, throughout his jurisdiction, is fixed at 25 sous, and it must be purchased from government only. The planters are not per- mitted to dispose of it to individuals. Beef, pork, wine, oil, soap, gin, villi several other articles usually shipped to this coun- try, are selling for loss than cost in Ameri- ca. In fact, I do not see any thing short of ruin staring those in the face who are so wild as to adventure to this country in its present distracted state. Tile coast has been clear of privateers of late, and vessels drop- ingin every few days. Petion is much more favorable to commerce than the petty tyrant who commands here." Baltimore and Reister's-town Turnpike Road Office. Proposals will be received at the Office of the Baltimore and Reister's-town Turnpike Road Company, to build a stone bridge over the PatapSco Falls,'between Reister's-town and Westminster. , By order, JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'rv. mav 20.______________/¦ _ ¦' t ";¦ ________________•; " Mechanics'BaakotBaltinq May 19, 1807. The. President and Directors have this day declared a dividend of six per cent on • pibil stock, payable to the stockholders or their letrul representatives, on or after the 2d i*ay of June next. D. A. SMITH, Cashier. may 20.___________________dlstje A Wet Nurse WANTED IMMEDIATELY. One who can come well recommended, will hear oi a place on application to the printer* may 20._______ ____ d4-t___ For Sale, A healthy Z^legro Girl from the country, 12 years of age, to be sold for 15 years only, and for no other reason than the owner having no usefoi-lier. Apply to the Editor of this paper. may 20.____________________________eoat Buiium and Goodhue, No. 84, Bowly's wiiahi-, Have received per sliip Telemachus, captain Gallop, frjmi Boston, 40 tons clean Russia Hemp, 200 nieces K.-ivens Duck, 4! hales - 1 trunks Madras Goods, con- sisting of Venkipulum Cuddalorc Blue, Sooty Rdrnail and Real Madras Handkerchiefs, Cbaixonies, Be] | ' R&ap, Manilla and :i;ii\lbiH Gi-ugba - - nances, St. Tiuunas Ging-lonns, &c. J. pay g^-' iet-S-jet To the Lovers of Literature. BOOK AUCTION, By Cole & I Bonsai, AucCrs. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 20, Will be sub! at our Audio.: Room, 17"4 i-2. Mar- ket-st!\ et, i.eariy opposite the Union Ban/: <¦/ MaryU'.d, A very valuable Collection of New Books, dmtmgit which ar6, Modern Europe, 5 vois. Woilders of Nature aad Art, 14 vols. Domestic Eiicyclopacdia, o vols.-, Together with a variety of Books suitable for country merchants. Catalogues to be had previous to sale, to eomniguce at 8 o'clock. May 29.________________________________ Sale by Auction. 4------- T0-MOR ROW MORNING, THURSDAY, The 21st instsr.t, at half past 9 o'clock, at the vendue warehouse, at the corner of Second and Frederick-streets, will commence the sale of a very general assortment of DRY GOODS, Among wkich are, 84 bales Mushns of various kinds, 4 trunks of F.aricy and other Calicoes, 2 cases corded Dirfltties, 2 trunks colored tainbored Muslins and Handkerchiefs, 1 do. Olive colored Shawls, 1 box Threads assorted, 1 trunk 6 4 black Cambric Muslins, 2 trunks Diaper Tabie Cloths and Damask Napkins, 1 do. Cotton Hosiery, 1 bale real Madras Handkerchiefs, 2 cases Cotton Cassimei-es, 1 trunk Chambray Muslins, 4 cases Fans, Also, An invoice of Cloths, Cassimeres, Cords,, &c. to close a partnership. And at 12 o'clock, 104 bhds. New-Orieans and ather Sufra", a part thereof are said to be equal in cfuality to any arrived this season. 40 barrels St. Martins do. 16 ban-els Green Coffee, 9-1 quarter chests Hyson 4 do, do. Imp; rial 30 do. do. Y. Hyson }¦ TEA, 22 do. do. Hyson Skin, 11 do. do. Souchoug- On a liberal credit. 10 pipes very choice okl Cogniac Brandy, 16 pipes Holland Gin, and a few punche- ons old Ruin, 130 cases Claret of one dozen each, 18.) boxes Castle Soap, and 40 boxes of country made do. 500 German Scythes", a quantity of Coffee Mills, Seythe-Stoiiesj &c. AMD, A large case of Booking-Glasses, for ac- count of those Concerned. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. may 20. bale by Auction, On FKIDAY. Nooi landing, and viill »e sold at the auction room, at the h~a! if Gay street dock, on FfllBAT, the 22J instant, at 12 o'clock, on a liberal credit, 141 Idids. Muscovado Sugar, part of which is prime, 43 hhds. Martinique clayed do. 56 boxes white and brown do. 9 tierces first quality Coffee. R. LEMMO'N & CO. Auct'rs. may 20.____________________ Sale by Auction. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, The 22d instant, at 4 o'clock, on the pre- nvses, will be sold, One of those new handsome two-story Brick HOUSES on Culvert-street, at the back of the court-liorlss, a short distance be- low the residence ot George Salmdn, esq. and now Occupied by Col Lowi-y. This property is in fee simple 29 feet front and 100 feet deep ; its contiguity to the new court-house about to be built, and increas- ing value of property in that part of the city render it very desirable. The terms will be made known at the time of sale, by U. LEMMON St Co. Auct'rs may 20. Sale by Auction—postponed. On MONDAY, The sale of the EOT of GROUND, on the York turnpike road, containing 6 1-4 acres about one and a hslf miles from the city, & adjoining the property formerly belonging- to general John Swan, is postponed Until MON- DAY, the ist June when it will be sold on llie premises, immediately after the sale of Mr. Kicl-elberger's country seat. It will be divided into smaller lots, or sold together as may suit purchasers, and the terms made known at the time of saltt. VAN WYCK Si DORSEY, Auct'rs. may 20. Sale by Auction. ON MONDAY, The 1st June, immediately after the sale of Mr. Eichelberger's country seat, will be sold, A two-story Ilriok HOUSE, on the York turnpike road, about one and a half mile from town. Terms made known at time of sale. VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs. may 20.________________________________^ On Wednesday, The 17th day of fur.e next, at 4 o'clock in tlie afternoon, by authority of the last vjitl and testament of Engelhard Tetter, late of Balti- more count;', deceased, villi be exposed to public sale, on the premises, on a liberal credit, the foUawng ERSPMRTT, (JTe- : A EOT of GROUND, frontinjv on Paca- street 49 feet, binding- a ten feet alley 140 feel, to a 20 feet alley. This lot may be di- vi. led into two good building lots. A LOT opposite the new Market, fronting on Loui.«iana-street 24 feet, and running in depth 60 feet, to the befprero'entidiied 10 feet alley. A LOT fronting- on Hanover-street 21 feet, andji-uiiningin depth 150 feettol.iverpool-rdiey, whereon is erected, a Brick House and Sta- bles. A LOT fronting on Fish-street 124 feet, St in a line with Holliday-slrcct 45 feet, running to a canal, whereon is erected, a. Soap and Can die Manul'actrry, (utensils all complete) now in the tenure of Mr. George D'opp. CATHARINE YEISER,} JOHN BORLAND, LEx'M.. NICHOLAS BK.Cj;, 3 may«';. eol^t Sale by Auction. ON MONDAY, The 1st June, at 1L' o'clock, on the premise , will be sold, A convenient well finished two-story Brick HOUSE and LO1', oil fleet-street, Fetl's- Poiat, fronting 20 feet 6 inches on Fleet- street. Terms will be made known at time of sale. VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs. may Uo. j_-___________'¦ Sale by Auction—postponed. THE sale of the COUNTRY SEAT on ti[? York turnpike road, advertised for sale This Day, is postponed until MONDAY, the first June, when the sale will cojnmeuce on the premises, at h:u: past 3 o'clock. VAN W\'CK U-DORSEY, Auotrrs. may 20. For Sale, 'r~TN. The fiije fast sailing. Ship \ ^TELEMACHUS; f' (Sailing under a certificate) -- Burthen 340 tons, and in com- pleat order to receive a car I. to BUFFUM St GOODHUE, No. 84, Kowiyjs wharf. may 20 ________ d4t For Liverpool, PC!£v-j The eopperjiottoroed Ship ^!^--'oX " JOHN ADAM*),. ....._"(sj" C s2*£sSs Two thif > being- on board, she will positively sail on or before the lii'st of J me ; the remainder of her cargo will be talon, on mod , ..o \ to Lif.i-4. h GEO- V/lLl.oV The above ship has e xonirnodati- pns, and will lake passengers ; sjie is to return to Saltimoia i'.-O'n Liverpool, r-d intended to be one oi' the earliest fall ships, being a very fast sailer. mav g_______________________d6t|l Cumberland D. Williams HAS FOR SALE, 200 bales Georgia Upiai.d Cotton, T") tons best Campeaehy Logwood, 500 pieces Russia Sheetings, 50 tiei -es fresh Rice, ¦ 200 boxes brown Soap, 150 ditto mould Candles, 30 ditto Spermaceti ditto, 20 pipes of real Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof, 5 pipes Cin, 20 quarrel- casks Malaga Wine, 30 casks shipping Cheese, 4:j barrels Mackerel, 200 ban-els Beef, 3 ditto Carolina Indigo, 2 serpens Spanish Flotant ditto. :n:,\ ! 0. eo8t jfo/isi Vance and Co. 178, Market-street, Have received per the late arrivalsfrotn. England, A large Assortment of Books, Stationary, Cutlery, yt\ Among which are, New Novels, &c. Tin ih boxes, !!- I and b,oe Morocco Skins, Patent SUspenders, Penknives, Scissars, and Razors, A large assortment of Pocket-Books, With a variety of other articles, all of which will be sold on pleasing terms. Also received, Morse's Geography, with or without Atlas, Writing Paper, and Paste-Boards. On Consignment. 1 trunk silk and cjtton Suspenders, Red and blue Morocco Skins. Which will be sold low lor cash, or on a credit. ' may v>.____________________ ei 4t A1?w, Paper Hanging-Store, No. 7, North Charles sXkset, RobH Elliot & Wm. Vance HAVING entered into partnership, It) the Ne w Paper Hanging-Store, inform their Iii ends and the public in general, that they have ju;:t received and have now ready for sale, a i-'-.'^'c assortment of the most elegant Paper Hangings & Borders, From Hurley's, Philadelphia, and the princi- pal manufactories of Boston, Paris and Lon- don. The American Paper they will sell at the manufacturers' prices.-------It. Elliot being re- gularly taught and brought up to the paper hanging business, will superintend thelooig. ing and execute all orders in town or country with neatness, punctuality and dispatch, on moderate terms. N. B. Country storekeepers supplied on the most advantageous terms. 03" Two or three APPRENTICES want- ed to tiie above business. may "20. eo Removal. FeWs-Point Schools. MR, isf MRS. BKOVVN Have removed their Schools to 115, Bond- street, corner of Fleet street, where they re- spectfully solicit a continuance of that liberal support they have hitherto experienced. Young Ladies instructed in Drawing, Nee- dle Work, Sjc. on the following terms, viz. Embroidery, Muslin and F'uncy Work, Writ- ing, Arithmetic and English Grammer, per quarter, g>9 Plain Sewing, Marking, Reading and Writing- 6 Drawing-, two lessons per week, three hours ei.ch lesson, 4 French, Music, Geography, Sic. by ap- proved masters. 4 N. B Six or eight Scholars can be accom- modated with board, kc. on moderate terms. may 20. eootjj SECONDl«GlTfr~OF PERFORMANCE ON THE Keyed Violin. C. VELTENAIR respectfully informs the Public that he will again give a CONCERT on this newly invented Instrument, 'J'HIS EVENING, the 20th of May- Musical ama- teur*, will find themselves both surprized and delighted at the wonderful properties of this extraordinary invent ion. The exhibition will take place at Mr. Myer's Hotel, in Market-street, at 7 o'clock. Tickets of admission (gl each) to be had at the bar. may Sd__________ ___________It Notice. ALL persons having demands against the es- tate of jfain.es Long, late of this city, deceased, are requested to render their accounts; and those indebted to the estate, to make.pay- ment to JOSEPH G, J. BEND;?r. .. WILLIAM WILSON, S L'x ls' »l»y2,0. Jdiui'i Notice is bereby givan, THAT the Sheriff of Baltimore county is directed to have the body of Aiij'ah' Johnson, an insolvent debtor, now in his custody, beibre the cottaty court of Baltimoi"<* county, on SatunfJy, the 23d instant, at 9 O'clock, a* m. for the purpose of discharging the said Johnson from confinement, unless cause be shewn to the contrary, agreeably to an act of assembly, passed at November session, 1805, and the supplement thereto passed at Novcm- b .i- session, 1806, Signed bv order, VvTLLIAM GIBSON, Clk. may 20th, 1807.______________ d3t Notice is hereby Given, That the sheriff of Baltimore county is di- rected to have the body of Joseph Pierpomt, an insolvent debtor, now in his custody, be- fore the county court en Saturday, the 23d I iust at 9 o'clock A. Ms. for the purpose of fing the said Joseph Picrpojrft from nt, uVdess, cans- be shewn to the Contrary, agi-eeablv to the directions of the act of assembly passed November session 1805, and i he supplement thereto passed Novembar session idofi. Signed per order WM. GIBSON, Clk. _ May 20 _____ ____ dSt|| ] Baltimore The at re . On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 20th, Will be presented, a celebrated Comedy, in f%e acts, fxtver performed here J called Love Makes a Man : Ok, THE FOP'S FORTUNE. To which will be added (third time here) a Supeib Melo Drame, in 2 acts, CALVED Valentine and Orson. Box, one Dollar—Pitt, Three Fourths of a Dollar. _"_/¦ The doors will be opened at six, and the performance commence at seven o'clock, pre- cisely; „*„ Tickets to be had, and places in th» bos:!, to be taken ot Mri Evans, at the office in front of the theatre, on days of non-perform- ance from ten till two ,- and on days of perform- from ten till (bur ,,'clotk. ouilcmen cannot be permitted tosmoalc in the Theatre, on any account. ' May 1ft. '_________________ Figured Sarsnets. William Wilkins, No. 72, Market-street, Has just received a very beautiful collection of Figured Sarsnets, and plain, plaid and changeable jVlantuas. He has imported this Spring, a large assort- ment of Ladies', Gentlemen's be 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 sine. He has an excellent assortment of Irish Linens and Long Lawns. Also, Brussels, Venition and Kidderminster CARPETS & CARPETING, With a variety of seasonable and cheap GOODS. may 19. d4ti; Sale, Foj Liverpool Fifie and Coarse Salt, Earthenware, in crates assorted, London Porter, in casus of 6 1-2 doz. each, •itish Canvas, No. 4, 5, and 6. Madeira Wine, in pipes :. :d hhds. 4 cases Listadoes, Bordeaux Brandy, 4th proof, Gunny Bags. Appiy to JOHN SHERLOCK. may IS u5t Jamaica Ruin, 4th proof. 25 puncheons will he landed this morning and ottered for sale b}' JOHN RANDALL, 95, Bowl/, wharfi ON HAND, 10 pipes Madeira Wine ^ Entitled 12 hhds. Port do. C. to 10 pjpea Marseilles Brandy j Debenture, 3 do.- Bordeaux do. 600 pieces Burr Stones, 10 hhds. Jamaica Sugar. May 19. ______________d4tt_ Roll Brimstone. jf"st received, per barpue Jane, from A. Orleans, 9 hhds first quality Roll "BRIMSTONE, ¦ which will be sold low, if taken from along- side, by BALDERSTON isf CORNTHWAIT, No. 5L County 10/mrf 5th mo. 19th- . d4t Whelan and Lanrenson Nave just received, and offer for sale, ut No. 132, Market-street. 100 boxes Royal Cigars, directly from the Havana, 2300 wt. Double Glo'ster Cheese, , 20 boxes Baker's and Foster's Chocolate, no. 1 ot 24 and 12 wt. each, 20 do. do no. 3, containing 50 wt. each, A large supply of Fresh teas of every des- cription, selected with the greatest attention, from t he dilfc-rent arrivals at New-York, Phila- delphia and Baltimore. On hand, Madeira, Port, and Claret Wine in bottles, and casks ; Genuine oldJCogniac Brandy, and Jamaica Spirits of very superior quality; Marti- nique Cordials assorted ; 300 kegs and boxes Malaga Raisins ; with every article in the; Liquor and Grocery line, which they offer for sal? by wholesale and retail oil the most libe- ral terms. May 18. d4teo4t " removalT- William Cole Has removed his Counting-Room & Dwell, ing to the hotfses lately occupied by Messrs. Robert & JohnOliver, in Second &Gay streets, Where he nffers fnf sale, on liberal terms, L. P. Madeira Wine, old and fit Ibi irnnie- ------- Tenerifie ditto, [diateuse, ------- Port ditto, 2*hhds.'Claret, ditto, ") _,,.-,, ,, ~. , , , „' ..* i. / Entitled to Blue marbled Castile Soap, L , , i T , , ,, , ,;' r drawback on 2 cases Leghorn Hats, Not ,,„„.,.,„-,, 20 to 42, J ^I)oU:ltl('"> Claret in cases, of superior quante Sec. S.c> may 19. d-',r.'.,v/___ Gp6i6 fHltADELPHU rrintin Ink FOR SALE AT TillS GfWCB.