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-IIS DAY's MAILS.
NEW'-YORIv, May 19.
Arrived, the ship Westpoins, Thomson,
(below,; iu 36 d$ys f.'Orti L mdonderry.
Thebrig Ann, Thomas, in i3 dajs from
St. G
The brig Joseprl Ross, M'M_hoii,of Wash-
ington, N. C. 20 plays from Trinidad. May
1, was boarded by the schr. Pofrgie, captafil
Pen.toff, who put a prizemaster and 4 men
on board, and ordered capt. M. for Bermuda.
Two days alter, the Porgie ran foul of the
Joseph Ross, carried away her bowsprit, and
then, liberated her, havin»- first pressed An-
drew Blakesley, passenger, a.native.of Ire-
land. May 7, in "Int. 37, 40, on soundings,
spoke a British frigate, two other frigates
and a two-decker in co. steering for the
Capes of Virginia, (arrived in liampton-
Hoads.)
The brig; Eunis, Hunter, was to sad from
Lisbon for New-York about the last of April.
The ship Maine, Dowdall, to sail about the.
same time for New-York.
Cleared, ship Nankin, Ricketson, Liver-
pool ; Eleanor, Keating, ditto ; brig Sussex,
Lee, Martinique ; schs.Vearl,Sawyer,ditto;
Favorite, Tracers, Alexandria ; sloop Swill-
ranris, Slocum, Charleston.
PHlLADlvLPHlA, May 20.
A letter from Port-un-Pi ince, dated the 22d
April, says, That a few days previous, an
engagement had taken place between the
rival chiefs, Petion andChristophe, in which
the former had the advantage. Christpphe's
men were daily coming over to Petion. The
writer adds as his opinion, that the reign
of Christophe will soon be terminated.
Arrived, skip Fabius, Taggavt, St. Domin-
go, 30 days ; brig Warren, Morse, N-. York,
4 ; schrs. Lively, Hamsey, Poiio-Hico ; Pol-
ly. James St. KittS, 30days ; Three Friends,
Parson, North-Carolina, 30 ; sloop Lyon,
Yausdol, New York, 3.
Cleared, brig 'tiiel, Donovan, Amsterdam ;
Freelove, Hashes, Antigua ; sch's Jane,
Jackson, Norfolk ; Three Sisters, Spear,
Charleston ; Louisa Adeline, Lyons,Norfolk ;
sloop Alter,. Blackmail, New-York.
gross of the deep rumbling noise and conse-
quent ceriC_S3io_, appeared to. be" in the.
direction from south-east to north-west.
—This shock was distinctly Mt-tfnd beaut,
throughout the settlements on Opossum and
Flat Creeks, the beds whereof are of lime-
stone. About this time a thick black cir-
cumscribed cloud was observed to rise in the
north. Tile temperature of the weather
was instantly changed and continued cold
for the two succeeding days. The mercury
in the XSiorometer stood and varied from 28 o,
to ; TAree Friends, Halves, Bal-
timore, i2 ; Rising States, Wood, N. York,
iO ; Mercury, Anderson, New-Orleans, 22 ,
Polly, Smith} Norfolk, 12 ; Hiram, Valea-
iinr, Baltimore, 6 ; KlixQ-Ann, Pierce, do.
6 ; sloop Schenectady, Harris,N.London, i7.
May C.
Ccttcn Factory Burnt.
A fire broke out at Louisville, (Geo.) on
the 21st ult. in the gin-house of M. Shelman,
esq. occasioned by the friction of the gin,
which consumed buildings and cotton to the
amount of 20,000 dollars.
Arrived, brig Calliope, Records, N. York,
II days ; sloopLavinia, Pearse, Gambia,,48.
Cleared, ships Sally, Rowe, Liverpool ;
Missibippi, Monies, ditto ; brig Lioness, Wil-
son, Baltimore,
Four days after sailing from Gambia, cap-
tain Peavse was boarded by a French corvet
of 22 guns, and 210 men, 20 days from
Bordeaux, on a cruize on the coast. They
robbed captain P. of all his stock of sheep,
goats. &c. four slaves and a black apprentice.
The French commander declared it was his
determination to capture every guineammi
lie fell m with either British or American—
and was only prevented from carrying this
threat .into execution with captain Pearse,
from the circumstance of the mast of the
sloop being carried away and conceiving it
not possible to get her safe into port. The
corvet had a few days before captured two
British Guineaman-—and after taking out
thejr crews and 3S slaves ordered them for
Guadaloupe.
Captain Pearse left in the river Gambia,
lirig Leander, Vincent, for this port, to sail
in 8 days ; schr. Nanastket, Boothroyd,
from this port, just arrived ; schooner Good-
intent, Hall, of Boston—captain Hall had
lost both his mates and all his crew.
Two seamen lately belonging to the Bri-
tish brig Jane, capt. Volger, of London,
arrived in the Lavinia. They state that
they sailed from England on the ist of Ja-
nuary last in company wdth a convoy for the
West-Indie*.—About 5 o'clock in the morn-
ing of the 13th, off Madeira, they were
run down by a north-country ship, one of
the Heet--The shock was so great that the
brig was split about midships, and sunk in-
stantly The captain and crew with much
difficulty saved themselves by getting on
board the ship.--The Jane was bound to
Goree, and had on board a Considerable
quantity of specie ; not an article was saved
from. her.
LYNCHBUUG, (Va.) May 7.
Earthquake.—On the morning of the 1st
inst. at day-break, a severe shock of an
earthquake was experienced at this place.
The tremulous motion of the earth was such
as to agitate the houses in such a manner,
that the noise made by the furniture, win-
dows and doors, awoke the most of those
who slept. The agitation bore proportion
to the height of the place.
On Mount Athos, the very elevated resi-
dence of major William Lewis, near Ifoss's
iron works, on James River, about seven
miles to the South of Lynchburg, bis large
stone dwelling with ail its contents, were
so shaken, and in his opinion for upwards
of a minute, so as to excite extreme alarm
— Such was the tremulous motion, and so
long continued at the plantation of major
John Ward, situated also on an eminence,
in sight of and about a mile and a half dis-
•¦Kir..v hence', on the Amherst shore, that
the affrighted negroes precipitately deserted
their i..:'.'.nit, and ran to the overseer's house
fo.
cuon
explanation, The pro*
. Schr. Nancy Whiti?, Man,' of Baltimore)
cleared out. at Washington,' (N. C.) on the
8th instant. •
DEMOCRACY EXPLAINED,
At a late meeting of the Tammany Soci-
ety, or Columbian Order, in Philadelphia,
Mr. Binns delivered a " long talk,", from
which we extract the following paragraph.
[TEXT]
" Few and simple are the principles of
" democracy. Vni-versal 'suffrage—freqiieyt
" elections—rotation of and responsibility
" in office. These are the pillars of democracy
" and they are sufficiently strong to resist,
" and to crush, foreign despots, or native
" traitors, who rosy presume to call ill ques-
" tion the sovereignty of the American
" people.
After dinner the society, among others,
drank the following toast, the meaning of
which cannot be misunderstood. First cre-
ate a man consul for life, and it is no difficult
matter to confer any higher title on him.
The toast was,
[COMMENT]
5. The grand Sache.ni of the seventeen
tribes: Ourcornfields, our hunting grounds,
and our wigwams have given us plenty,
peace and content, under our chief, may he
'a ntinue to preside in our councils until the
spirit beckons him to come. 8 guns,
17 cheers—hijerson's march-
The schooner Experiment, of Baltimore,
captain Loving, bound to Montego-Bay, (Ja-
maica,) was taken on the second of A-
pril, after three horns chase by a French
schooner of 18 guns. The privateer came
alongside within pistol shot, and fired about
50 musket balls on board. One of the offi-
cers came on boaid, took the speaking-
trumpet, and beat it ail to pieees over capt.
Loring's head ; then took captain Loring
on board the privateer, the captain of which
took his trumpet and served captain L. in
the same manner ; then plundered him of al-
most all his clothes, and robbed the vessel of
articles of considerable value : afterwards
they put men and a prize-master on board
and ordered him for a Spanish port of St.
Domingo. On the 4th of April was retaken
by an English brig of 14 guns, and sent in-
to Kingston, (Jamaica.) \_Amcrican,~\
Messrs. Stoddart, Bollman and Truxton,
yesterday passed through this town on tbeit
way to Richmond to attend as witnesses the
trial of Aaron Burr. General Eaton is also
on his journey to that city.
[Alex: Expositor.']
Extract of a letter from a gentleman of New-
York, who went passenger in theFebi uary
Packet Diana, from that place for Fal-
mouth, dated
Oporto, March 26.
" On the i5th of March, we discovered
we had sprung a dreadful leak in the bows,
close to the kelson, which could not be got
at to stop, she constantly made two feet
water per hour, so that we were obliged to
keep the pumps going night midday. We
bore away for Lisbon, but not. being able to
make it, stood for this port, where we after
many difficulties, from adverse winds, ar-
rived safe."
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
From a London paper of the evening of the
2d April, received from Londonderry at
New-York. London, April 2.
Yesterday at 12 .'clock, his majesty came
from Windsor to the Cueeii's Palace. About
half-past one o'clock, his majesty gave an
audience to lord Erski-ae, when his lordship
delivered up the great .seal. At two o'clock,
his majesty held a private levee ; at which
the following had the honor of kissing his
majesty's baud upon their several appoint-
ments—Lord Eldon. on being appointed
lord chancellor. Mr. Robert Ward, on be-
ing appointed a lord of the admiralty. Mr.
S. Bourne, on being appointed a lord erf the
treasury. The duke of Hichmciid, on being-
appointed lord lieutenant of Ireland. Lord
Sydney, on being appointed ranger of Hyde
and St. James's Parks, in the fodiji of the.
earl of Euston. Admiral Gambler, oil be-
ing appointed a lord of the admiralty: Ma-
jor'-general the honorable John obtrcroiiiby,
on being appointed to tin- command of the
53d regiment. Lord St. John, resigned his
staff of office, as captain of the baud of
gentk;.jpen jwnaiaaers, His majesty hd± ..
p.-ivi> •oouikiii'when. lord Eldon' was swsrh
in lord-high oha.nc ¦!' -r.
.¦¦We daily expect to receive intelligence of
a b.tvle, which niiy ev'ontooily docile whe-
ther Bor.a;1 o .;• is to rs man bey rind the Vis;
tula, or i • .ether he io,v.o hasten his retreat
to lire Rhine. Both parties, alter the late
tremendous trial of strength at liylan, where
nature turned'pale at the sight of so much
destruction, are bringing up their reinforce-
ments. We have already mentioned, that
tile intention of the French is to turn the
left wing of the Russians. But this inten-
tion is understood ; Essen is opposed to
Massena, with a superior force ; and unless
the former be defeated, this last combina-
tion is disconcerted and Napoleon must re-
tire.
We have seen some.letters respecting the
battle of Eylau, which throyv new' light on
the circumstances leading to that tremen-
duous conflict. Bernadorte, alias Ponte Cor-
vo, bem., greatly pressed, sent for reinforce-
ments. His Courier was intercepted ; and
Bonaparte advancing to Konigsbnrg, found
himself in front, not of a Russian detach-
ment, but of the main army. A battle was
then unavoidable ; and it exceeded, those
letters say, all that has ever been heard of
or read in history. The number of the kill-
ed and wounded amounted to no less than
55,000 men.—Of these put horse de. combat
15,000 were Russians,' and 40,000 French..
The greater loss of the latter arose from their
,-iovaioo.ing upon the most fortified part of the
Russian line where almost eveiy assailantfell.
'lhey suffered also in another way. The
Gens d Annsa.C/tcjal made thVir way thro'
the Russian wings: they .Were there met
by the cavalry of rc'ei v...... and but iG out of
5000 men returned to u the Giand Airny"
The Russians formed a .compact n»ss a
column of garaitite, as. the. French would ex-
press it ; but before night' ..rriviid, the ap-
pearance of the Prussian army, which had
been fighting all da}', put an end to the
conflict, and caused the French to retreat.
Thursday aftcr.noon April 2.
. .Foreign panels to the 28 ult. have reached
US which .ibounAunpacifieji'eports. It seems
to be a general opinion on the continent,
that, a negociation for peace, under the me-
diation of the court of Vienna, has either
been actually commenced, or is about to take
place between France and Russia. We trust,
however, that the intercourse between the
cabinets of Vienna, and St. Petersburg has
some better object ill view than to relieve
Bonaparte frovi his present embavrasments,
by a prtcipit'.\'.e and ill advised peace, which
he would maintain just as long as it suited
Ids convenience, and not one moment lon-
ger. . According to every appearance they
have at last got the tyger in the toils ; and
it is their fault if they let him escape. The
following is an article from
Stutciart, March 14.
The reports of an armistice are still in cir-
culation ; and it is added, that since the me-
diation of the court of Austria has been of-
fered, the emperor Napoleon has expressed
his willingness to treat with Bussia upon the
conditions offered by M. D'Oubril. We
mention these things merely as rumors ;
they only serve to shew the sentiments the
people of Germany entertain of the modera-
tion of the emperor Napoleon.
We add anothtjr fromFrankfort,Marchl5:
" For some days past there has been a re-
port of a three-fold alliance between France,
Persia and the Porte. Some say it is alrea-
dy signed by the two latter powers, and
that France will accede to it.
" The news from Vienna Continues to
wear the most pacific complexion. We are
assured that bare St. Vincent's mission to
Warsaw has had the happiest consequences,
and that Austria will now exert all her in-
fluence at St. Petersburg to induce Russia
to make peace ; but, say these advices, if,
contrary to ail expectation, the efforts of the
court of Vienna are not crowned with suc-
cess, Austria will be more determined than
ever to remain neutral during the present
contest."
S.vle by Auction.
Hamilton, froin,
h just arriwi in the brig
02'./.!.:, and s !::,o::er .lia^c, jfum Uigiura
v,iil be sold n-MORllGif dET&MNOON
( I'Ri V) it) the 2'2d, at 4 o'clock on 'SDu.i-
net's whui J,
103 hluls. of a very good quality Trinidad
Stipf ar,
2U1 bbls. ¦£ of the first quality green
74 bags & sacksy COjFFEfi, entitled to
debenture.
'10 Serodns Induoi,
150 Hidss, and '21 tons Logwood.
THOMAS CHrt.SE, Auct'r.
may 21.______________ .
Sale by Auction.
TO-MORKOW A KTERNOON,
The 22i instant, at S o'clock, on, the premises,
wi'.' he sold,
Tli" DWELLING-HOUSE and LOT of
GROUND, now occupied by Mr. George
Malthews. The Lot is SO feet front on the
south side of Pitt street, and running back
bounding on the east side of Milk-lane 105
feet to a 33 feet street. On the west part of
suid lot is a well built two story Brick Dwel-
ling-House, Kitchen and Smoke bouse. The
cellar is dry and paved with a brickoh edge. On
the other part of said Col is a good Stable St
Carriage-house, with other convenient Build-
ings for the accommodation of a ,;iivate fami-
ly. The situation is healthy, and the title in-
disputable. Terms will be mads known at
the tans of sale.
K. LLMMON & CO. Auct'rs.
may 21-__________________________
Sale by Auction.
On SATURDAY,
The _3.'/ instant, at half past 4 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, Kill be sold by auction aithepreinises,
on a credit vriizcb wilt then be Ttuxie inmvn,
A LOT of GROUND, in South Howard-
Street, at the intersection of Liberty ;- Upw-
ard-streets, adjoining the dwelling v. Mr.
Valiant; (lie lot. is 25 feet frbnti'iud upwards
of 80 deep, on which is erected a handsome
two-story Fla i ¦' !1' so, with back bailuiugs
suit ble thereto, ttnd on the back part of the
Lot is a noaii:,.....11 CuVicn, t-.c.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
mav 21.
PORT ,QF BALTIMORE.
Eny_r_i;,
Sch'r Putt, Clark, , < Antigua
Good Intent, Meador, ¦ . Havana
Cleared,
Ship Carlisle, Eldnjd, Amsterdam
New Guide, Caeagh, . Leghorn
Sch'r President, Walker, Norfolk
Superior, Forbes, Barcelona
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
. Way.20.
Arrived, British schr. Admiral Nelson,
Cooper, 29 days from Barbados-—sugar and
cocoa—-William Hill, on board. Left a num-
ber of American vessels, names unknown.
Also, schr. Star, Frith, 25 days from Suri-
nam—codee and cocoa—to order. Spoke
nothing.
¦ Also, schr. Eagle, Havens, 27 days from
Laguira--'coffee, indigo and cottou---James
Owings. Left there, 23d April, selis. Hero,
Upton, for Salem, in 5 day£ ; Saucy Jack,
Silver, ditto, uncertain ; brigMildred, Spence,
Philadelphia, in 10 or ri2 days; Louisa, Snell,
ditto, 8 days ; schr. Juliet, Risbrough, do.
4 or 5 days ; ship Little William, Cullen, do.
uncertain ; schr. Hope, Dawson, Baltimore,
just arrived. In hit. 20, N. long. 68, W.
spoke schr. Five Sisters, Bates, from La-
guira ; left it Q days before, for Baltimore ;
had sprung the head of his foremrst. May
15, olf Cape Henry, was brought to by a hri.
lish frigate, and detained 8 hours ; broke
open all the letters, some of which they de-
tained.
QueenVware, China Sc Glass,
-, Matthew Smith,
No. J, N.rth LIBEiirrSlXlillT,
Has now ^n hand n v.'r, complete .assortment of
Qu.-SUi's-ware, Cat and Plain English GLss,
aV.d liaiuh.onie Tea Cluuii.
India Snades, case bottles, Cut Jelly Gfas.
ses; Glass Dishes, llOwls, Punch Cans, &'c.
_A-. .
Conn ry Merchants who purchase 0_ieeh's-
w e-.« with cash, wiU find it lu their interest
tu call upon him.
if. ay 21. ._____ . eo4t
Fre.__ Teas.
The subscriber has just received at his lea Store,
a supply af TKJtS, of the latest importation.
andjirst ciuuiity, viZ.
Imperial in chesls.aud leads of 21b. each,
Hyson, -
Young1 Hysoui
Hyson Skin,,
Souchong and Bobea. .....
Juuoaioa and New-Orleans Sugars, by the
hhd. and bDI.
White and brown Russia Sheeting,
Ravens Duck,
Russia Diaper,
Nankeens,1
Carpeting, and
20 bales West-India Cotton. '
Alt,,,
GERMAN and other LINENS,
With a general assortment ot Dry Goods»
all of which will be soil low f.»r cash.
JAMES SI LU.ING.
may 21._____ d 10;
Fifty Dollars Reward.
LOST or stolen at the Theatrs '.ast nijjht,
an oil black leather JPOCKKT BOOK, contain-
ing upwards of Two Hundred Dollars in
Bank Notes of different Banks : Also, a Tic-
ket in St. Paul's Parish lottery, No. 14467,
with many ether ,..iptrs. of us« to none but
tue owner, p.iyiii-nt being stopped on saict
ticket and papers. The :,ibove reward and no
questions asi. ..'
' Will talec DryGoods, Hardware
and other articles suitable for the market on
consignment, free of freight, the proceeds tc
be paid in Baltimore upon the return of the
vessel, or as soon as advice is received of sales
beinirellcclcd. Apply to
WALTER C. HAYES, or
CHARLES W1RGMAN.
Who hat received try said vessel and offers for
sale,
12,000 wt-Coffee,
900 Hides
^3000 lbs. Gum Guiacum,
Mahogany,
Fustic, and
Lopwuod.
May 21________________________co.t
For Pomt-Petre (Gaud.)
fiv The new and fast sailing Brig
!/_k, CYRUS,
V?> Will sail with all possible dis-
patch ; for freight or p&asage,
having good accommodations, apnlv to
P. A. GUESTIER. .
mav 21.____________eo4t
. Charles C- Egerton
HAS FOR SALE,
60,000 lb. best Green Coti'ce,
72 lihds. Sugar,
135G boxes Claret Wine,
10 tons Canipeachy Logwood,
53 hh.ls. Maryland Tobacco,
T!)00 wt. indigo,
may 'H. - ... eo
India Na.ihecns, Silks, bic
JUST lUXi.lVF.D,
2,000 pieees short Yellow Naukeehs, Change-
able and Plain Senshaws, a complete assort-
ment, Plaid 1 affiles, Sewing Silks, Silk Ser-
ges, for Taylor's use, 7-4 and 6 4 p _in and
fancy Silk Shawls, Bandanna handkerchiefs,
&c. &c.
Also for exportation,
A few bales Striped Seersuckers, India
Checks, China Cus.as, Sootie & Gilla Ild'kfs.
lied Kirva Cloth ; and their usual assortment
of White Muslins, bv the bale or piece.
, cope er brothers.
may 21. _______eo8t
Sugars.
lust received per brig Hamilton, S. Ifird-
ing, master, from Trinidad, and now landing
at the head of Smith's dock, and will be sold
on a liberal credit by the subscriber,
140 hints, (greater part of first quality) Su..
gars.
And on hand from former importations,
80 bhds. Guadaloupe Sugar,
60 do. Trinidad do.
50 bbls. do. do.
The whole entitled to drawback.
LEWIS F0UI.K.
May 21._________________d4t-2aw4t
For Sale,
At the most reduced prices, to settle an
invoice, for cash or approved notes,
1 box Ladies' Silk Stockings, open clocks
IS pieces Extra Superfine French Linen
C ir.ibiic.
Neck Handkerchiefs do. do. do.
1 lion hoe French Linen Handkerchiefs,
colored border.
Also,
A variety of other French Dry Goods—
Apply at. No. 35, North Frederick-street.
ms'y 21. d4tt
Notice.
I d hereby forewarn all persons from crc
duing my wife Margaret Smell, and others
on my account, for I am determined not to pay
any debts but mv own.
PfcTKK 'SMELL.
N. B. All accounts agai>_l me,, for the
last 2 months past, are refiuesled to be bro't
in lugally proved and I wiil [ u ' the
may 21^ - eoltj
By Particular Request
Of v. number of Ladies and Gentlemen, will be
exhibited again the
Keyed Violin.
C. VELTENAIR respectfully informs the
Public that he will again give a CONCERT
on this newly hive'nted Instrument, TO-MOR-
LOW llVEixlNS, .the 22c of May. Musical
amateurs will find, themselves both surprized
and delighted at the i'vyonderlul properties of
this extraordinary invention.
The exhibition will lake place at Mr. Mycr's
Hotel, in Market-street, at 7 o'clock.
As the making of money by bis ex i ¦
is not so much lite object of C. Veltepuir, as
the rendering the po_cj - *"' '.. Violin
well known, the : "" on Friday
evening will be reduced to TO coots.
Tickets of adniislion Eo be 1 ad at the t>a '.
Those who are ileshoos of examining this
envious instrument! will please to coil be-
tween II . ..-¦,- l S.
„-,_j 3i 2t
A few Gentlemen c . b.
accommodated with Board and Lodgi
immediate, application is made at. No. __e,
Market-street.
May 21._______________;_________d.t
LOST
This forenoon, between the Court-house &,
Belvidei'-, a small bundle of papers, contain-
ing Sheriff's and Colloctor's acemmts. They
were wrapt up in a white paper. 1 wiil pay
FIVE DOLLARS to thi perwn,wlio shall
deliver them to une, or leave tliem at Grundy*
and Crosdale's Counting-house.
'j. E. HOWARD.
may 21.____________________d4t.
Mr. WILLERS
HAS the honor to acquaint the Gentlemen
of Baltimore^ that he is going to have an
(.UNSET with another able master of Fencing,
according to the strictest rules uiftd in Fr.och
acsidemies. Those (gentlemen who have ho-
nored him by being'his Scholars,.he Itopes will
attend to see with what dexterity masters of
Uhe science can defend'themselves with broad.
and small swords'; and he hopes that it will
encourage his employers (to whom with gra.
titpdo he owes the establishment of his school)
to continue their favors by practising a few
months longer at his school'.
The Exhibition will be on SATURDAY
NEXT, the _;d day of May, at the Union
Assembly Room, Water-street, near Feters's
bridge.occiipied this last winterby S.D.Mallet,
from 3 till 5 oYlock in the afternoon.
Tickets of admission to be had at the door
of die Fencing Room, at One Dollar each.
may 31._______________________datl'
'This day is publishecj,
Ami for sale by Cole UT 1. Bonsai, M. & J. Conrad-
_f .'.'«. Geo; ge Hiil, Warner If Banna, George
Bobbin l? Murphy, Samuel Butler, Anderson '
_T Jeffcris, John Vance _/ Co. and Samuel
Jefferis,— (price 37 1-2 cents,)—
A Tract upon Conversion ;
WITH AK APPENDIX, CONTAINING
Six important S^JESTiONS, with ANSWERS
ON THE
KNOWLEDGE of the FORGIVENESS
of SINS.
By the Rev. J a Mrs Kemp, D.l).
Rector of Grc. t Chtipiank Church, Dorchester
county, Maryland.
This work is addressed to sober and serious
christians, in hope that it may tend to counter-
act certain erroneous opinions which have pre-
vailed upon Uu- subject thereof, and which
have been artfully cherished ny various inaans
incompatible with the true spirit of cliristiuni.
ty ; such as loud preaching-, rapturous singing,
violent prayer, frantic gestures, and other
improper methods : Or, as a pious and ortho-
dox preacher of the Methodist societ- terms it,
'•ranting extravagance, abominable practices,
such as jumping, pointing, dancing, boring,
scratching, jerking,"* he.
* See 1'ev. Mr. Roberts's sermon, preached.
before the lust conference-
ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
And for sale as above,
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This is to giv_ Notice, ¦
Thai the Su6__riber, of St Mary's county,
ImtiiobtoiocdlVooi t.l.coi'phan's court.1' Charles'
county, hi Maryland, letters of administrathiri
on the personal estate of Joseph Matttngty, latte
¦o> Charlescounty,deceased. Ali persUrf* having
claims against the said deceased, are bcrcby
warned to exhibit the jHune, with the vouclt».
ers thereof, to the subscriber, at or before,
the 18th dayo.C Nc;-.,.!,-,!,.;-!-roo.t, Ui ".noio.!. ¦¦-
wise by law, lie excluded ir-m alii bet. ht.nf
said estate. Give*] undo, ioj naiu!,. i.U4.
16th day of Mav, 1807.
il.icii-o H1AH MAT'i'IMGCy.
¦ nuy 18. lil.y. lawith
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