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project may be, mi. listers will keep it a pro-
found secret till the blow be struck.
Splendid medals are making in commemo-
ration of the battle of Muida.
The board ofadmiialty was' yesterday
completed, as to its professional commission-
ers, in the appointment of admirals Gam-
bier and sir R. Bickerton, and captain W.
%>ole. Mr. Ward, a relation of lord Mul-
grave, is also nominated to a seat ; and ano-
ther is kept tfpen for the acceptance of sir
Evan Napean. Mr. Barrow returns to the
office of 2d secretary, vice Mr. Tucker. The
head of the board has not yet received the
royal sanction. Is lord Mulgrave to be la-
cum tenens for awhile, or will viscount Mel-
ville be placed there at once ?
PHILADELPIA, May 22.
Arrived, ship Agnes, Bunce, Charleston,
1 days ; Union, Seabury, New-York, 4 ;
brig Phoenix, Corning, Salem, 10 ; sch's
Frances, Ivialcoin, St. Martins, 20 ; Intrepid,
Sutter, Bermuda, 18 ; sloop Rebecca, Bigi?-
low, Charleston, a ; brig Fox, Daggett, Bos-
ton, 10.
Cleared, brig Warren, Morris, Bayonne ;
schs. New Bethia, Hall, Bordeaux ; Little
William. Latham, St. Thomas ; Eagle, Bar-
net, Charleston.
Yesterday arrived, schr. Frances, captain
Malcolm, from St. Martins. On the 10th
inst. he fell in with and boarded t'. e wreck
of a schooner nearly new, which had carried
away both masts, and torn up the deck in
their fall; she was full of water, and no-
thing but the quarter-deck above water. On
the duatter-deck was the caaiboeso, which
appeared to have been moved there for the
accommodation of the crew, who probably
wer< taker) off alter some days being con-
fined 10 thequ«rter-deck. On examination,
they had reason to suppose her the Boston,
of Hartford, from the West Indies, being
loaded with rum, of which captain M. took
out of her 5(> casks, 18 of them marked with
irons S. B. and 2 marked B. C. ; he could
have saved more, had not a gale coine on
that obliged him to leave her.
Same day, schr. Intrepid, Sutter, i8 days
from Bermuda, where he was sent In on his
passage from Bordeaux to this port, detained
¦n weeks, and Iibe'rared on giving security.
Left there, ships Ceres, Smith, of Philadel-
phia, from Vera Cruz, condemned March
31 ; TitUS, Gushing, of ditto, from Bordeaux,
ditto ; Baltic, Donaldson, of ditto, from Isle
of France, to be tried in 6 or 7 days ; Co-
lumbia Packet, Wheaton, of ditto, from Mar-
seilles, time of trial uncertain ; brig Cyru=,
Smith, of ditto, from Havaniu, tried 1st A.
pril, vessel and cargo liberated ; ship Desti-
ny, Bensir, of New-York, fiom Campeachy,
to be tried in 8 or 10 days ; bri;; Ann and
Fiances, Giffonl, of ditto, from Cadiz, laid
over" for further, proof; ship Apollo, Lati-
more, of BaUimoft, from Batavia, hull ac-
quitted, cargo laid over for further proof ;
schr. Piosan.ua, Mull, of ditto, bound to La-
guira, put i.i, having been oir the rocks, and
s'ei/.ed by government for having bar iron on
board ; ship iJIiza. H.uton, of Nowburyport,
from th" Isle of France, cargo condemned,
: Iib3fat< d ; brig James, Price, of Hart-
ford, (Conn.) from Martinique, a few days
arrived, time of trial uncurtain; Swedish
ship Vpsnin, M'Giti/lar, from St. Domingo
to Baltimore, time of trial uncertain.
roline, Adam*, of Boston, from Lisbon, hav-
ing been to England since the dec -e of the
emperor of France, was not admitted to en-
try or to (yr> on shore, until orders from Pa-
ris-—expected he should be ordered away
with her cargo.
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
SATURDAY, MAY 23.
CHARLESTON, May i4.
It always gives us pleasure to put on re-
cord the numerous instances of humanity
which are produced in traversing the peril-
ous ocean. Benevolence and generosity have
become characteristic points in a Seaman.
In him, more than in any other class of
men—they are ornamental to human nature ;
because his pursuits more frequently- call for
their exercise, and because in most instances,
they are purely disinterested—There cannot
be a more bitter reproach cast upon a Sailor,
than that of war/, of s> isibility for the suf-
ferings of a. brother Tar; and it must be
matter of pride to the profession to know,
that but few merit such opprobrium.
We were led to these remarks by a gloo-
my fact, the knowledge of which ha
communicated to rbltc sale,
with--"at ¦¦¦ ¦¦st'i- e, t Mr. CI use's v ndue
house, corner of Second mid Frederick-
streets, on MONDAY, t1 -e. Cloth of Msyirest,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
All that very vahnvbie PHOPE&TY of Mr.
Thomas Yates, fotroerly held in company with
Mr. Darnel-Bowiey, and which Iras been di-
vided by commissioners appointed under a ''¦ --
ojee of tl*e chancellor' of Maryland, together
with all the other property assigned by Mr.
Yates to iris trustees in the year 1800 uv tiie
benefit of Yates and Campbell's creditors.
Tbis property is all in fee simple, to -wit :
Four squares on the east side 01 Jones's
Falls, on the south of Wiikes-street, which
are laid off into SO lots, fronting on the Fall's
President, Albemarle, Granby, Exeter and
Fleet-streets.
One square hounded by the streets, Alice-
Anna, Exeter and Albemarle, and on the south
by the logging, being 3V6 feet on the Basin,
which is laid off in la lots.
Four Lots fronting on Exeter and Polly-
streets, about 300 hot to the north of Mr
George Hussey's dwelling house.
Two Lots on Granby and York streets, op-
posite to Mr. John Ellis's.
Two Lots fronting on Albemarle and Grm-
by.streets, lying about 100 feet to the north
of Vv ilkes-street.
16o feet of Ground, fronting on the south
side, of the Basin, near to Messrs. William
Wilson and Son's wharf.
All the remaining Lots, beingpartof Hamp-
stead Hit, fronting on Mai uait-strect, Foil's
Point, and Baltimore street continued.
Twelve thousand aires of Land, lying on
the river Buchanan, in Rjuidolpb county, in
the state of Virginia, about JO miles Iroul
MOrga \-Town, which Lands w *e grsavted to
the late Dr. Thomas Bond, of Philadelphia, in
the year 17S3, in patents of 4 and GUO acres.
A tract of Land near Eeister'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 same timu
sell 125,000 dollars of Morris and Nicholson's
N >tes.
Also, all the Book Accounts, Bonds, Notes,
ike. assigned by Yates, and Campbell to their
trustee:;.
The terms of sale of the above pro-erty are,
that the purchaser shall give bond or notes to
thi trustee, with security to he approved of by
him for the payment of a part of the purchase
money, as much as 'mill satisfy aj'idgmerJ for
60OJ dollars, with interest thereon within ninety
days from tLc day of sale, and the residu.: of
the purchase money at 9, 1 ti and 24 months
cred t, without interest.
Plats and title papers are lodged at the
aforesaid vendue office, wl*ere any informati-
on respecting the property mav be obtained.
EDWJWfD HARRIS, Trustee.
May 19. (23.) d
BOOK AUCTION,
3v Cole & I Bonsai., Aucfrs.
By
THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 23,
Will be sold a! our Audio.: Roam '• 74 1-2, Afar-
ket-str. et, nearly opposite the Ur.ioa. Bunk of
Maryland,
A very choice collection of
New Rqqks,
Many of which will be sold by the dozen,
or smaller quantities to country merchants
an . others ulio may favor us with their com
pany
Catalogues to be bud previous to sale.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock.
may 2?.
Salt
by Auction.
On MONDAY,
The 15th instant, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction
room at the head of Gay-street dock, tvill com-
mence the sale of '
DRY GOODS,
Anior.g which are,
2 cases Fancy Muslins,
1 trunk Litv n Handkerchiefs,
1 do. Madrass do.
1 casa Muslin Kobes,
1 do. Britannia*,
1 bate Janua Coss as,
I do. Manaoodies,
1 do. Gurrabs,
1 do Emer.ies.
AJter which at 12 o'clock, will he sold,
111 lllids. Muscovado and Clayed Sugars,
50 kegs Raisins without reserve,
24 chests Yottng^Hyson Tea,
10 quarter casks Malaga Wine,
18 casks Patent Shot,
8 barrels Green Coffee,
150 e.mnty Gin Cases,
28 pipes Bordeaux Brandy, &c &.c.
R. LEMMON &" CO. Aucfrs.
may 2 j.
Sale by Auction.
Will he added to our sale on MONDAY,
4 cases Leg'horn Hats,
100 bundles of Sewing Twine,
ALSO,
3. f^! HONEY,
3 barrel ;y
R. LEMMON & CO. Auct's.
Sale by Auction.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
The 26tli instant, at half past 4 o'clock, on
the premises, wilt behold, at the premises
on terms which will be made known,
A LOT of GROUND, on North-street,
20 feet by 90, to a 12 feet alley, on which is
I a neat two-story brick Dwelling-house
with Kitchen, Smoke House, and Stable, t.c.
suitable thereto, adjotudig the resilience of
Mr. Francis Pepper,"'& Mr. Alex. M'Dorald-
THOMAS CHASE, Aucfr.
mav 03,
Sales Postponed.
The sale ol the above property is unavoid-
ably postponed until FP1D o.Y, "the 29th of
May instant, at 10 o'clock in the forenoen, at
Mr. Chase's vendue warehouse, when and
where the sales will commence without fail.
The subscriber respectfully requests the
creditors of Yates and Campbell, to attend at
the plaee aloresald, at least 1 hour previous to
the commencement of the sale, for the pur-
pose of examiuiiig the Platts &. Title Papers,
&c. &c.
S. MOALE,
Agent for
EDWARD HARRIS, Trustee.
may 33.________________________dt29th
For New-Orleans,
The Brig
CHARLOTTE,
y°nn yones master;
A good vesBel; part of her
cargo being engaged, she will, if sufficient
freight offer, be dispatched immediately. For
freight or passage apply to the capt. on board,
at Frederick-street wharf, or to
CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
No. 83, Bowly's wharf.
5th mo. 23,____________________________It
HAMS for Sale. ~
The subscriber has just received four hun-
dred Smithfield HAMS, in nice order for ship-
ping, or family use.
AMOS JAMES.
No, 48, Light troet.
4th mo. <2S<\.________________________d4tt
Waldrori's Scythes.
A large supply of Waldron's Prime Grain
and Grass Scythes, well assorted, just re-
ceived and nh'ered far sale by
GERARD & WM. HOPKINS,
At their Grocery Store, No. 1, County
wharf,
may 23. co
A. Richardson,
No. 34, Market-street,
Has just received 60 casks Goshen CHEESE
of good quality, winch will be sold very low
if immediate application is made.
may 23. ________ d4t
A bag of Dry Goods,
Was left by a Waggoner, at my bouse
yesterday. The owner on proving property
and paying charges mav have them.
JOHN L. HINCKLE,
Sign of the Cross Keys, Saratoga-street,
may 2S._________________dot|]
For Sale,
A very elegant circular COACHEE, with
Venetian lllinds and Glasses, and a set of
English Plaited Harness : the whole has not.
been long in use, and may be viewed at Mr.
Enuason's, Coach Maker, where the terms
will be made known.
may 23- _ _____________ dit||_
To Let,
And possession given the first of ffune,
A two-story Brick Dwelling HOUSE, si-
tuated on the Washington Road, near the
upper end ol Prat-street, with a good Kiteh.
en, Stable and a Garden, all in good repair,
and at present occupied by Mr. A. Grover.
man. Inquire at the premises, or of
JOHN ALLBUIGHT.
may 23___________________L_
Grand y Square Piano _ ortes
Imported in the ship Fair American, cap-
tain Davis, from London, and for sale at J.
C ARR's Music Store, corner of Market, and
Gay-street, with all other articles in the mu-
sical business.
may 23.____________________ei>6t|[
"Charles C. Egerton,
No. 82, Bowly's wharf,
Has just received per the iri;/ Mercury f,am
Bordeaux, ami offers for sale,
1200 Poxes (of oat- and two dozen each)
Medoc CLARET Mid Grarii's White IViiit
mav 23. ilittolCt
Muscovada andClayed Sugar,
COFFEE St COCOA.
Just arrived and now landing rrofn on board
ritish schooners Camilla, from !:
does, Admiral Nelson. Rom do. 1'at, from
Antigua, and Star, from -uri'-tm,
Muscovado Sugar in hhds. tierc-fc' .ml bar-
rels, 1st and 2d quality ; Clayed do. in hhds.
white, and brown ; Green Coffee, in tierces
and bags ; Cocoa, in do,
Thp above when landed will be offered for
sale on O'Dennell's whart, previous to stor
ing, on accoi_modating terms, ,by applying to
HUGH THOMPSON.
ma_r_._________—___il!:!i_
Just Received
By !>rig Mercurv, captain Davis, from Bor-
deaux, the following :
4th proof Cogniac Brandy, in pipes,
Claret, in -asks,
White Wine (ile Grave's) in tierces and |
cases,
Fruits in Brandy,
Sweet Oil in baskets, [large bottles')
Ladies' plain, embroidered and Cossuc's
Shoes, in trunks,
White Liner, [called Britannia*] wide and
narro w
Kid Gloves,
Cambric Handkerchiefs.
Sarsanets,
Silk Stockings, &c. &c.
Offered for sale by
THOMAS BOYLE.
may 23:___________________________eo3t___
Five Dollars Reward
Lost or stolen, at M'Coy's Tavern on the
George-town .-pad, on Friday night last a
Silver-waicb, London made, No. 5557, ma-
ker's name, James Wo^Urove. Any person
finding the said Watch ami will leave it at
this office, shall receive the ah"we reward.
Watch makers and others are request?"* to
stop the above watch should it be offered for
sale. may 23. eoStf
NUISANCE.
IS it possible tfrat health-officers can pas*
along Sha pe street, without noticing that a-
bominable Nuisance on the west .-e'.e of said
s'.;e»t, between Conway and - B'arre-streets I"
ii is the opinion of the people who live in that
part of the city, that H is not possible for any
ol C,.-se gentlemen to pass along without no-
ticing it ; for it requires no spectacles, 'iot-
even natural eyes, if the nose be sound, to dis-
cover the Nuisance alluded to*-Ahd it is fur-
ther Believed, that if t,h,ure were such a Nui-
sance adjacent to {life dwellings of the health-
officers, it would soon be removed ; ior it i»
reasonable to suppose, that they have more
feeling for themselves ami lluiillii-.s than what
they have for their fellow-citizens, as they
have in vain been applied to for redress. It is
trua those gentlemen called health ofB
have ordered a few persons of lower ci
stances to fill in their lots, so as to oa
wat'."-out into the street, and which w1
mediately complied with ; but why not
of more wealth, where there is ten turn
necessit', which if not done short'
vitably destroy the health of a . ;f
milies in that part of the city.
A CIT I
may 23. _________________
Genuine Cologne \V..
Just received and for sale by the aubstri >e
No. '222, Market-street.
M. TAMBU.jj,
may 23.________________________ec_t
Grand Concert.
On THURSDAY EVENING Next,
The 28th instant, at 7 o'clock, will be given
at Mr BryJen's Assembly room, a Grand
CONCERT (Vocal and Instrumental) ; the
following pieces are amongst those, which
will b« performed:
PART 1st.
A grand Battle Piece.
A Concert for the Flute.
An Italian Air
A Solo on the Violin. ByNe..
PART 2d.
A. grand Overture.
Violin Concert, By Nenninger.
Seven! Song's, accompanied by the Gui-
tarre, By Nenninger.
A grand Military Overture.
rj^r'Tickets to be had at Mr- Can's Music
Store in Market-street; at Mr. Sadtler's, No.
156, Market-street.
F. NENNINGER.
may 23.__________________________colit
Valuable Lands &c. for Sale,
On the 19th "June next.
In compliance with the -will of Engelhard Teiser,
Esq- lately deceased, will be sold at public auc-
lio'i, CM the premises, at 12 o'clock, on the I9eh
T/itnc next,
All that valuable PL ANTATION whereon
the deceased lately resided, containing about
331 1-2 acres, distant about 4 1-2 miles from
the city of Baltimore, and adjoining the lands
of Gen'. Smith, Daniel Bowly, esq. and others.
On thisjland are erected, a comfortable D well-
ing-Hcuse ; a convenient stone Barn, 33 feet in
width and 75 feet long ; a Still-House, with
2 Stills ; and a Spring-House, the lower part
stone, the upper part brick ; exclusive of seve-
ral other tenements, and every other neces-
sary out-house ; good Apple and Peach Or-
chards, of excellent fruit i also, good kitchen
gardens. About half the land is clear, the
other half is young thriving wood; a conside-
rable quantity of meadow, a constant stream
of water running through it. The upland is
kind for all sorts of grain. This property is a
healthy, handsome, and pleasant situation. ,
Also, at the same time ana place will be sold at
auction, as aforesaid,
All that well-known valuable FARM, late
the property of the deceased, called Grace's
Quarter ; situated in Middle-river Neck, at
the eottflux of Gunpowder river and Saltpetre
creek, by which two waters it is almost stir
rounded. It contains about 424 acres of arable
wood and meadow land. For fertility of soil,
this place is equalled by few. To point out
the number of natural advantages attending it,
would far exceed the bounds of an advertise-
ment. There is on it a good comfortable
House, almost new, with Kitchen, Negro
Quarter, Spring-House, with necessary out-
houses, and a large frame Barn (erected in the
suninie of 1804) with stables, cow houses, &c.
tinderneathjit. * Likewise, two apple-orchards,
two peach ditto, of the best of fruit, with
cherry and plumb-trees, and about 20 remark-
ably fine pear-trees, from the fruit of which
aione Considerable sums have been made. In
fact, no place in the country can be belter
situated, either for the grazier or planter, for
nearly the whole of the farm can he put into
meadow at a small expence. T*he fishery on
this place, in the season, is extremely profita-
ble ; and the shores are lined with wild fowl
of all kinds. It has the advantage of an ele-
gant prospect of the river and adjacent coun-
try, atd good water. The distance to Balti
more by land is 16 miles, and by water 4 or 5
hours sail.
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited
to view the above property.
Both the said farms will be laid off and di-
vided into smaller farms, to suit purchasers.
Plats of the. same will in a few days be left at
the auction-room of Mr. Thomas Chase.
CATHARINE YEISER.)
JOHN BORLAND, J>Ex'rs.
NICHOLAS BRICE, _)
may 23. -. ________________eots
City Commissioners' Oiiiee,
Baltimore, 23d Mav, 1807.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the city commissioners will meet
on THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at 9
o'clock A. M. to establish the boundary line*
of the corner Lot on Howard and Lombard-
streets, the property of John l'awley. p
From thence they will proceed to establish
'he second and third lines of a parcel of
Ground, situate on Liberty street and Dutch
Alley, leased by John E\ Howard, on or
about the 3d day of October, 1795, to Joseph
Pugh. Also, the given or home line of that
part of the aforesaid parcel of ground which
was on or about tine 25th day of September
1806, assigned or set over ty Margaret Pugh
to William Vance.
Those who are interested in the above esta-
blishments, are requested to attend with sur-
veyor, land marks and papers necessary for es-
tablishing the same.
By order of the board,
SAMUEL VINCENT, C!k.
May 23.
To Let,
And possession give;* ''
A convenient two-story BRICK DWEL-
LING, with back buildings, now in the te-
nure of Alexander Richardson, situated on
Market-street extended, and adjoining tl.a
Honjte occupied by Messrs. Haigh & Fourman.
For terms inquire of the subscriber, living
1 ngar the nremises.
JOHN W. BERRY.
may2:?: ___,___________.________eo4t____
The Ediic^'^C ^-e National
Intelligencer having, r~ ""' i» regard to his
health, determined ang'e ; is present
profession for one less >"*•;..; to dis-
pose of his .establishment, consisting of the
National Intelligencer, printed three times a
week, and the Universal Gai.X'lte, printed
weekly. The disposition will only be made to
a person of sound republican principles. It is
desirable that the terms should be ai ranged
by personal communication with the editor.
Washington City, May 23 dot
200 Dollars Reward."?
Was taken out of my pocket this day,
while the sheritt was selling a Negro Man,
opposite th . marsh-market, a Red Morocco
Pocket-Book, containing near one thousanot
dollars in Baiik Notes, on different Banks,
several 1 f tit. ¦ dollars on the Bianch Bank of
the United States at Charleston, with lour
or liveindorsers the numbers not recollected ;
together with several nctes of hand, one of
one hundred and sijc dollars, payable the 1st
day of January next, given by a Mr. Stand-
age, with governor Bowie's security ; one
ditto of eighty-two dollars and fifty cents,
given by James M. Dowgen, payable in Sep-
tember, one do. of fifty-two dollars and fifty
cents payable in August next, given by Henry
Crocks. Several Papers, Bills of Sale, &c.
Also a Gold Key, marked in cypher, witlt
the letters S. S.
It is to be hoped that the thief will still haver
honesty enough to leave the papers where they
can be got, as he will not profit by them. If
the pocket-book, together with the contents,
be discovered and delivered to Messrs Henry
and George Gassaway, the above reward will
be paid. CHARLES ROGERS.
_ may 23. d3t|j___
Baltimore Theatre.
THIS EVENING, May 23d,
Will be presented, a favorite Cbmtedy in five
acts, called
The Sailor's Daughter.
To which will be added (last time this sea.
son) a Superb Melo Drame, in 2 acts,
CA.Lt ED
Valentine and Orson.
Box, one Dollar—Pitt, Three Fourths of a
Dollar.
ffj* The doors will bp opeia. id the
performance commence at seven c lock, pre-
cisely.
»% Tickets to be had, and places in tha
boxes to be taken of Mr. Evans, at the office
in front of the theatre, 01. days of non-perform-
ance from ten till two ; and on days of perform-
ance, from ten till four o'clock.
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