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BY THi?. i).\Y'o MAILS"
BOSTON, June 8.
Arrive^. scar. Robert, Black, of Philadel-
phia, l ilam-
tutrg.
Via quarantine, brig Minerva, capt. Sin-
clan-, 2r, days from St. Croix ; ship' news
publish"' ys since. Also, schooner
William Henry, Stockwell, Havanna, 25
days.
Arris-- d. Union', Sawyer, Baltimore; Fe-
ci art I George, Field, Baltimore; Richmond,
Luther, Eder.p a.
Cleared, ships Reliance, Elwell, Mocha ;
Jenny, Dotr, Port Jackson ; barque Hannah,
Holmes dam; brigs Eunice, Russell,
City of St. Domingo ; John, Coffin, Rotter.
dam ;'Peregrine, Stanwbod, Bilboa ; Hawk,
i'ii'l/ta Greenock ; sch's Seaflower, Yar-
¦ -i!?i) ; Industry. Gold, Horton ; Afindwell,
ush, H.ivamia ; Lander, Prince, do.; Elea-
nor, Rider, Yarmouth ; Betsy, Harding, Nor-
folk ; Hannah, Snow, Fredericksburg ; Mary,
Kail, Alexandria.
NEW-YORK, June ft>.
Arrived,
The ship Swift, Kldredge, .120 days from
Canton. March 6\ in the Straits of Sua-
, a trunk, and a dead
Ship Two Maries, Riley, 35 days from
T'Te-vry, viv Amboy, were she landed-bier pas-
Left, May, 3, ship William
1 Collier, of Boston, for Cape de
, in io days : ship Elizabeth, Rea,
, May 10 ; ship Martha,
Kingston, for Philadelphia, do. The ship
William, Rawson, Miletl for Carnasa via.
April 24. The ship Sagle, Duplex, was
to sail from Belfast, for N. York, May 10 ;
May 13, lat. 43, long- 45, spoke ship
Fanny, Galloway, & days from New-York
for Liyerpooh [Capt. Riley reached the
3'hmks, in tea clays, and had every prospect
of completing his passage in J 6.
The schr. Providence, Travis, From
Georgetown, Maryland.
The sciir Mariner, Gale, from Curracoa,
and St. Thomas. The schr, Sfeedtaett,
Sill, ivas to mjl for Baltimore.,' in 6 days.
The ship Minetva, of Philadelphia, taken
, by an Antigua privateer, and was waiting
trial.
The sclirs. Welcome Return, and Re-
becca and P lly, 9 days from Richmond.
The sloop, Sally. Martin, of Rochester,
5 days from Savannah. The sloop Nancy,
Crorciiam, was to sail next day ; schrs.
Dolphin, and Prudence Mary, in 3 or 4,
all for.New-York, and others, not recollect-
ed. June 6, sp >ke the ship Eclipse from
Hamburg for Philadelphia; & a schr. from
Barbados for Alexandra.
The sloop Schenectady, Harris. 8 clays
from Charleston, for Boston. Left ship
Charleston Packet; brigs Venus, and Iris,
and sloop Eliza) all nearly ready for New-
York ; and sloop Gezetfe, of Chatham.
Off Cape ¦ Hatteras, spoke schr. Cencord,
17 days from Philadelphia, for Savannah*;
6 sloop Luvinia, from Charleston for New-
pert.
The schooner Safeguard Robins, 17 days
frcrn Tori
The sloops Hetty, Lydia, and Prosperity,
from Brandywine.
Cleared, ships Catharine, Marshal, Leg-
horn , James Cook, Cook, Rotterdam;
I Huron, Clarke, Liverpool ; brigs Brutus,
Edwards. Madras ; Aiouyo, Almy. Bor-
deaux ;, sens. Lucy, Hail, Boston; Feronia,
Block, Richmond ; Rising States, New-
¦"inb, Norfolk ; sloops Sally, Winslow,
¦ Aurora Cabooiie, Newport.
Returned, the British schooner Mary and
Susan, Mason, for New-Providence, having
been damaged in the bay by getting foul of
a sloop.
The Schr. Mary, of Portland, and sloop
Jane, loaded with wheat for W. Farms, got
foul of each other yesterday, and the sloop
I lost her mast by the board.
Capt. Moran, who arrived here a few
clays since, on the 19th of May, in lat. 41,
long. 58, fell in with the schr. Nancy, of
j Portsmouth, full of water, and both masts
gone.
Captain Riley, of the ship Two Maries,
arrived yesterday in 38 days from Newry,
informs us, that London papers to the 25th
of April, (which he took with' hip)., but
1 • jhich, he gave to the commander of an Eng-
Idition-
al accounts of (he movements of the grand
arraisi down to the 3d. Tne French imperi-
al liead" quarters were still at Osferocle. Mar-
shal Massena had moved forward ten Ger-
man miles with the right Wingol the grand
army. No general battle had taken place
since' that of Eylau. Both armies continu
ed to receive pov/ci ful reinforcements; and
the emperor Alexander was , n his way to
take the command of his immense army,
W:;icii, it was said, amounted to three, hun-
dred thousand men.—(Our former advices
from London were only to the 21st of
April.)
Capt. J. Eidridge, of the ship Swift, ar-
rived yesterday, in 120 days from Canton,
states that while at Manilla, the companies
of two ship's, which had been wrecked, put
into that piace in their boats under English
colors. They were treated with the great-
est humanity, permitted co walk in any
.part ot tha city, aad supplied sufficiently
•with food and clothing. Passages were
procured for them to any part of the Ray of
Bengal. Some of them were sent to Can-
ton. The Doctor of one of the ship's
crew, took passage in an American brig to
Mccha. On his arrival, he entered on
board of the Phxton frigate, captain
Wood, and gave information that a Spanish
galloon was to sail in 4 or 5 days from Ma-
nilla for Acapulcha. The Phaston Sailed
immmediately, took theigalloon and brought
her into Mocha, where she was ransomed
ior four hundred thoutnnd pounds sterling'.
Tlie Doctor received 5001. sterling for giv-
ing the information.
The Paris papers received at the office of
the Mercantile Advertiser, by the Calypso,
from Bordeaux, are to the 14th of April,
inclusive. They contain no later news trom
the armies than ^e have heretofore received ;
but they furnish intelligence from Turkey
which sets aside the report of the English
having taken the. DardaiwNe's ? and as this
is the only article oi consequence, we have
confined our translations to whatever re-
lates to it.
VlEKNA, April 2.
The Ciurt Gazette of yesterday contain-
ed the followii r nrticle relative to Tuikey :
" Admiral Duckworth having passed 9
days before Constantinople, and the negoci-
ations between his Britannic majesty's am-
bassador Arbuthuot and the Porte having
been broken oiT, the English fleet put to
sea suddenly on the m irning of the 1st of
March, and directed its course by a north-
erly breeze towards (he tipper Dardanelles,
as if wishing to gain the Black Sea, but
suddenly shifting, made sail for the Marmo-
ra. The Turkish fleet, which is returned
from the Bosphoras, joined the newly-e-
quipped vessels which were in the arsenal
of Tophana, and is gone in pursuit of the
¦ii squadron, to the number of from
15 to 20, under the orders of the Captain
pacha. The crews are almost entirely com-
posed of Janizaries."
This is all the Aulic Gazette has pub-
lished to this day ; but private letters give
later intelligence. One oi' these, which 1ms
been received at a banking-house, is ex-
pressed in the following terms :
" The English fleet, intimidated by the
formidable preparations of the Portg, which
had been directed by gen. Sebastiani, am
bassador of France, warmly seconded by the
French officers, and by several Spanish offi-
cers, quitted on the 1st of March its station
before Constantinople, for the purpose of re- .
turning to the Archipelago. It repassed
the Lower Dardanelles on the 3d March,
and appears to be on a new cruise on the
coast of Tenedos.
" Admiral Duckworth doubtless thought
that his position would become very critical
on the sea of Marmora, should he give time
to the Turks to cut off all direct communi-
cation with England and the rest of the fleet
in the Mediterranean ; and, in truth, the
forts of the Dardanelles could have been
put at any moment in the best state ot de-
fence ; aad the total want of troops to
nu.ke a debarkation would not have permit-
ted him to make even the smallest attack
on any one of these forts to facilitate his
passage.
" Two French officers of rank have de-
parted for the Dardanelles to fortify the
coast of Asia, whilst others are employed in
fortifying tnat of Europe. The Grand Sig-
nior has requested gen. Sebastiani to fortify
equally the Bospluwus on. the side of Pont
Eiixine, the dispositi ,ns for which are al-
ready completed."
FlNKENsTElN, (Prussia,) 3d April.
We have received official intelligence
from Constantinople. Every thing hap-
pens for the best. ( The English have com-
pletely misCErried, and have been, obliged to
repass the strait of the Dardanelles. The
Porte exhibits as energy which has con-
founded the English and the Russians.
[_tVonieeur.~J
CoNSTAKTifjoria-, bth March.
The important events which have passed
within the view of tins capital of the empire
of the crescent, are of a nature to fix the at-
tention of all Ear (J^ ; their favorable issue,
the retreat of the English fleet under admi-
ral Duckworth, which [has repassed precipi-
tately the strait of the Dardanelles, ought
to have, in the preseni situation of affairs,
the greatest influence on the military opera-
tions which will render the year which has
just commenced the 1 a; t celebratdd perhaps
of all that ancient or modern history has
made us acqHaiutsd with.
PHILHDELPIIIA. June 11.
Arrived, ship Eclipse, Kilts, Hamburg,
46 days 5 sclirs. Delesdernier, Blanchard,
Passamaquo'day, 9 ; William, Dnnkwater,
do. 9 j Triumph. Fallin, Havana, n ;
sloop Mary, Hand, Nassau, 9.
t\ 1.0.
Ship TV- hie ' ;!!, St. Martins ;
brig Susaiinsh, RteJy, Havaiia ; ll itish
brjfa'Jamtf,
Kfos, 12, sent in by the Driver, and ;
sd.
ahip
Cherutr,
Vffiwn
Wade.
ClffASfit)'.
ri, Kennedy, NatlM ; Ottle
Nancy,
(lam, Havana; schr. Olive Branch,
Huston, Portorico} sioop Malinda, Segar,
New-Yc'.'k.
British brig Clyde, from T.iquemel for
Baltimore, sent into Halifax, is condemned.
Brig Three Brothers, Fitch, from Bor-
deaux, for Baltimore, and schr. Messenger,
White, from Baltimore for Barcelona, cap-
tured off the Chesepeak, have arrived at
Halifax.
Extract of a letter from our correspondent,
dated " Lazaretto, June to.
" This morning arrived, the British brig
Fox, Wainriglft, from Jamaica, via Hali-
fax, where she was carried in by the sloop of
war Driver.
" Also, the brig Susannah, BeathrofF,
11 days from Havana.
" Also, the ship Two Brothers, Hall,
13 days from St. Martins. In lat. 35, 30,
on the 4th inst. spoke the brig Smilax, nine
days out, b >und to Havana."
Yesterday arrived, the ship Eclipse, capt.
K.tts, from Hamburg, which he left the
20th April, and brings papers of that date.
The captain informs that the Swedes had
attacked the French ne^\r Stralsund, on the
28th March, in which the French left win?
and part ot the centre were cut up, and that
after the action, the enemy had drove the
French from some other posts. We rather
think this may have been the sortie mention-
ed in the 67th and 68th Bulletins.
FEDERAL G VZEtfV
FRIDAY, J'JNE 13.
The Letter-Bag of the ship Indian Chief,
for Liverpoel, will be taken from the Coilee-
House to-morrow afternoon.
The ship Stafford) tfancock, hence! has
arrived in the Weser.
The Neptunus, Segelkins hence, has ar-
rived, at Tonuingi.11, via iingland.
The ship Comet, arrived lass evening
from Orleans, spoke a schoener bound to
Norfolk, on board of which were general
Wilkinson and mr. Grahame, secretary to
governor Claiborne.
At Leghorn, April 13, Ann, Bradford,
Alexandria ; Hetty, Day, ditto ; Lnugton,
ditto, taken by the French ; Fame, Sloat,
of Baltimore, for New-Orleans, sailed I Ith
April ; Commerce, Bumham, Alexandria ;
Thomas Jefferson, Bait'.mure ; St. Mich J, do.
Mohawk, Quails, Norfolk.
Our correspondent at Richmond,un-
der date of June to, informs that,.no fur-
ther proceedings had taken place in. ths
case of Burr since bis last communication ;
except the following, from which it ap-
pears that the grand jury assembled at the
time to which they had been adjourned :
but having no information, on which to
proceed, they have been again adjourned.
From our Richmond Correspondent.
TRIAL OF COL. BURR,
" Tuesday, June 9.
" The grand jury met between two and
three.
" Aftet the" names were called over, Mr.
Hay rose and addressed the court. He
mentioned that he bad received no informa-
tion from gen. Wilkinson, exceptinga small
paragraph in the Norfolk Ledger, stating
the arrival of a vessel at Norfolk in 24 days
from New-Orleans, with the intelligence
that gen. Wilkinson was in that city at the
departure of the vessel. He therefore heped
that the court would please to adjourn the
grand jury a kw days longer.
" Mr. Luther Martin read a paragraph
from a Norfolk paper a day later in its date,
which stated the arrival of a vessel at Nor-
folk in 27 days from New-Orleans, and that
gen. \\ llkinson was in that city on the
nth ult.
" Col. Burr informed the court he was
perfectly willing lhat the grand jury should
be adjourned, but not longer than two days.
The grand jury were accordingly adjourn-
ed until Thursday morning, at 11 o'clock."
The editor of the Federal Gazette has re-
ceived New-Orleans papers to the 7th May
inclusive, from which the following is tak-
en :
We stop the press to announce from un-
queptionabie authority, that ,Mr. Graham
and general Wilkinson have received orders
by this day's mail, to repair to Richmond,
to give testimony in the case of colonel'
•
Entered, .schr, Brother and Sister, Cathe-
lme, Baltitnm . ; Ceres, Brown, Havana ;
schr. . illaber, Atkin's-Island.
Cleared, snip George, Walker, Liverpool ;
Minerva, Hunt, Philadelphia ; brig Polly,
hard, Charleston; schr. Felicity, Ge
ranciel, Hnvana ; 'ship P«gg\y, Pearson, Ant-
werp : Huron, Sydle'man, Liverpool ; schr.
Lavater, Williamson, Charleston ; sloop
Two Brothers, Thniston, Nassau ; Marga-
ret W'lilianr en, Havana.
Brig Friendship, captain Don, has arriv-
ed at the lialize, in 22 days from New-York
—all well. The Tomigas bearing S. E. dis-
tance 30 leagues, spoke the ship United
States, captain Heed, bound to Liverpool -
out live days—spoke her on the 26th of
April.
Balife, April 26.
Arrived, sloop Bidepen.den.Ge, Phillips,
St. Johns, Jamaica.
38th, l.ui«- Arkensas, Mahe, Tabasco ;
schr. Amiable Maria; Lemos, do. ; ship
Mississippi, Soingly, Lisbon.
80th, armed snip ''vugusta, Sunbarg, Aux-
Cayt'S.
May 1, brig Spanish Lady, Holt, Kings-
ton, Jamaica.
The siiip Penelope, Boghart, is here—bad
her boi rried away by • brig running
. !,....
Out brig off to the Westward.
LotrisivixE, April 9.
0:t Monday last the brig Recwary, of
Charleston, Va. passed the Rapids after hav
iug been detained by low water for nearly
twelve months.
ietralt of a htt'r received at Philadel-
phia, frctfti Hamburg, dated 20/h April,
1807.
" My last respects of the 8th inst. in-
fanned you of the resumed strict blockade
of the Elbe, the Weser and the Ems, by
the British, since which they have again
permitted the coasting trade between this
plane and Tonningeii through the HattS, to
pass uninterrupted, and we are in daily ex-
pectation that all neutral ships (not laden
with provisions or W. stores for the use of
the F. army) will likewise be permitted to
navigate the Elbe.
•' We ha e a demand from the interior for
West-India produce, especially for coffee,
sugars, indigo, logwood, and rums, which
are rather dearvr ; new rice, has been ad-
vancing- but as a cargo from Charleston is
arrived 111 Tonning, it is declined and duller,
however it is expected t0 revive again soon ;
East-India produce and drugs steady with-
out any material alteration. Linens are
plenty and cheaper."
Married last evening, by the Rev. John
Hagerty, Mr. William LarrnE, to Miss
Ann Kf.lly, both of this city.
Married on Tuesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Kurtz, Mr. Francis Harrison, of
Philadelphia, to Miss Sally Cook, of this
city.
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
June 11.
Arrived, ship Comet, Hart, 32 days from
New-Orlfans—sugar, cotton, lo
I^;irt •-Wdiinm Taylor. Left siiip G
Washington, for New-York, in 2
Amity, tor do. in 4 or 3 duy3. At tjje Bajize,
spoke ship New Orleans, from Philad
bound up. May 25, in, the Gufph oi Mexico,
spoke the United States schooner Revenge,
4 days out from New-Orleans, bound to
Norfolk, with General Wilkinson an
Grahame, Secretary to Governor Clai
on b >,.id. Off Roanoke, in 20 fathom
ter, saw a middle sized sharp built ship i
il - into the Capes.
The Comet has fifty passengers on board.
June 12.
Arrived, shipTris, Westcoat, 40 days from
Madeira—wines -John Helms.
Also, schr. Union, Clark, 12 days from
New -Providence .-lignum vita, turtle and
fruit- Enoch Bailey. Left the briy Tele-
machus, Jones, for Baltimore, in 2 days—
had been ashore on one of the reel's.
Sale by Auction postponed.
The Sale of the Ship
PATSJEY,
With all her materials, bur-
then SToions, which was to have
bkleen place the rt'ajf, is unavoidably postponed
¦ i itil .MONDAY,the 15thinstant,ait l:,'o'clock,
:.' W atei b's vrfiarf, where shetariy'be examin-
ed and her inventory seen any time previous to
the sale.
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Aucts.
June 12.________________________
bale by Auction.
On MOMO.iY Next,
The "15th instant, at naif past 4 o'clnci in the
tifttrnoon, sin il .,'stance
from Mr. Warner's ahd formerly occupied as
.1 tavern uy Mr Isaac Henry.
The improvements are a large two
Fl-i.me Dwelling-House, with every c... ni
em out house, and two Gardens in i. high
siate ot cultivation, with two Welds ol
lent water on the Lot Terms which will be
accommodating, will be made known at time
of sale
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
June 12.' -
Public Sale.
AT TAYLOR'S HALL..
By order of the OipLuns' Court of Baltimore
County, on Wednesday, the 24th ins'aiit, at 10
o'clock, will comma cc the sale of
The PEPStNAL ESTATE of the late
Thomas Cockey Dye, esq. [and continue
from day to day until all are sold] the follow.
ir.g articles, viz Horses, Horned Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Indian Corn, Wheat, Hay in
stacks, Farming Utensils, Household ami
Kitchen I'ln-uiUir-e, and various other articles
teo tedious to mention—on terms that will
then be made known, by.
THOMAS DYE COCKEY,
JOSHUA FREDERICK COCKEY,
Executors
N. iJ. Afso, at the same time, for the be-
nefit of the owners, the crops of Wheat
Corn and Meadow Grass, now growing on
the land. T. 1) • C.
J. F. C.
June 12. , eo5t.
For New-York,
rrCT ';- The New Sloop
HOVER,
John Worton, master,
A part of her cargo lieing
engaged, she will sail on Wednesday next
l; l.ii instant, wind and weather permithtg ;
for freight or pasSagCj apply on board at
Smith's wharf, or to
ISAIAH MANKIN.
Who has for Sale,
Back Country Whiskey, of excellent qua-
lity,
Cod Fish, in boxes, in nice shipping order;
Richmond Tobacco, cf sup ii.a-quality,
Cogrjiac Bt-andy, Holland Gin,
Salmon, Tongues and Sounds, Mackeral,
Glauber Salts, i.c &.c.
June I.; _____d6t
Appleton 6s Co.
ffive received at tu'a, by the Sally,
i Wenty seven trunks Fine and Common
CALICOES, entitled io debenture
jane 12.
Tor Tonn'ngen, or Hamburg
(If the J-l.ic be not hlnciadedj
rC, j>. The fine last sidling Ship
MA,
iiiani Taylor ;
• Will sail in a few days. From
fifty to sixty hhds. tohacco'or other' goocis to
that bulk, will be taken on freight. Apply to
D. L.THOMAS,
Ship-Broker.
Jdne 12._______________________ d4t
For Newcastle, (England,)
.rrj>v The fast-saling Ship
m$£ FANNY & AiM IRA,
Oliver Hicks, master,
; Burrhen 250 tons ; will sail in
8 days. For freight of a lew tons, or passage,
.having ci, g-ant accommodations,) apply totlie;
master on board, at Mr James Biav.v's wharf,
or to CHARLES VVIRGMAN.
Juntrlg._______________________ d4t
For Freight or Charter,
The Brig ELIZA HENRY,
Henry Butler, master,
Burthen 157 tons, or 1200 bar.
"rcls She is an excellent ves.
., uf.'l in complete order for sea. For terms
. die master on Board,off Bowly'j wharf,
or to CHARLES COFFIN,
No. I.-, Bowly's whui-f.
June lj. ' d4t
m,
sel
NANKEEN'S;
4000 pieces White,
40(W do. Short Yellow,
1000 do. Lang Blue,
The u hole entitled to drawback,
Ave just received from Philadelphia, fcr-
sale on. liberal terms by
ALEXANDER MITCHELL,
21, rvr.ai,ec sli'ect.
J""e 12:________________ cU. [j
Cautio
LOST or mislaid, a NOTE OF HAND '
ttra rii by ih.- Subscriber, the 10th June, at
•- and eij hty doi-
f ie i'ublie. .ire hereby cautioned a^inst
receiving such Nolo, m it will ;u.' be •
PETER DIFFENDi
. J fW» ' -¦....._______________ (i-W§____¦
For Sale,
A Bmart healthy Negro GIRL, between"
:n and fourteen years of i he will
. ot tin s.il.l io any person who'will not en-
gage to keep her in this state. Inquire at
tliis-office.__ June 12. _[4_
To Let,
A Front ROOM, weil calculated for a
Grocery or Dry Goods Store, In a yerv heal-
thy part of the eity , svjiere four or five iren-
sjay be aenmiiuodated witii Geiiteel
Boarding in a private lamiiy. Inquire of tha
prmti rs.
. J""Q '¦'?•_____________________eo4t_:
Souchong Teas,
Just received from Philadelphia, impsrtedin the
brig- AriH, and entitled ta debenture,
15 clients of a very Extra fine quality.
On Hand,
Spermaeeti Candles, do Oil {winter strain.'
ed,) Whale Oil, Loudon H, (,.,,,) Salt Petr*.
Ravens Duct, Imperial, Hyson and Youiu»
Hyson TEAS, Green Coppers, &c, whiclj
will be sold low to close salus. Apply to
CORNTHWaIT k YARNAI.L,
83, Bowly's wliarfi
^joth mo- 12th. dtif.
don Phoenix Fire Office.
The Agent, is tin. ! i'nl foj tlje puncfaalitjr
with which the renewal payments have tiaen
msde on Policies opened last \ ear, and begs
to recommend this"valuable iwtis
tution to the citizen* of Baltimore, ai
parts of Man land, for the lnsuruigof Pro-
> from loss or damage by Five,
The following Pofici is ixpire in Jiily, Angnat.
and September ensuing, of which the con-
cerned will pleafte tak^ notice.
No. 272,015} B.LOwndes.es'qBladensbur/r,
2^2,0105 July 1st, I80f.
272 018 i Mr- Frederick amt i«r,
5 i July mhiaar.
ot-. fj_q I J,:,bn Purviance, esq,
."" 5 July 21st 1307.
j-.., 0,,n / Gabriel Wood, esq.
"' " 5 August 4th 1807".
27"> 021 I Ml"> J0'"1 r- SPies
' " 5 August 1st 1807.
272 02f'^- ^'"' ^" ^°'OInon,
* ' ~S August 19th 180".
1 Mr. Alexander M'DontUt,
272,023 V George-'l'own, Columbia,
J Aug'Mst27th 1807.'
272,0241 Mr. John Veassy,
2,72,025> September 13th 1807.
273 02ri £ M'ss Sllsan,!il Buchanan,
5 September 24th 1807.
272,027] Mr-Gc^;;^S6,hl80r,
DAVID STEWART.
June 12, 1807._________d4t 2awistSpt
Six Cents Reward.
Runaway from the subscriber, op. the JOtli
instant, an Apprenrice Boy named FREDE-
RICK KINSEL, about fifteen years old; fives
feet seven or eight inches hijrh ; somewhat
dull of hearing, stout made ; lull face, a very
smart look when spoken to. I foewarn ail
masters of vessels from taking- him away at
their peril.
The above reward will be given ii brought
home and no charges paid by
ANGELLO AITKINSON.
J»"« 12-_________________eoSU
A French Gentleman,"*
Lately arrived here, will give lessons of"
MUSIC on the Forte Piano, Guitar, Harp
and Violin, and Tune those Instruments fop
Scholars and others. His misfortunes enti-
tle him to the confidence of a Ge'nerous Pub.
lie. But he assures the Ladies and Gentle*
uient of Baltimore, that he would not olfer
his services in teaching' Music, if his acquire-
ments in the Art were not of the most r«.
spectable rank. Apply at Mr. Milhau's No.
5, Market-street.
June 1.2. __ eo4t|/-
ter Hoffman ix Son
Have rtinandi._; of their spring importai
(Errtitled to drawback on exportation)
Superfine Cloths.
Cassemiers,
Fia line's,
Fan' i i -,
Plain ('aiebi'ic do
C -'iiihray Muslins,
Prints,
C iion and Silk Hosiery,
Shirting Crtttons.
Nuns and Colored Tlir. . 1,
Knitting Cottofv,
Fi.ie Hats,
AndtUuly expeel a fortircr fitpnlyi
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