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4 days frctn New-York, for Liverpool. Lai.
38, was boarded bv theV.llc de Milan, Liu-
ric. on a cruise, June 16, lat. 38, long.
70, spoke ship Little Cherub, 2 days from
Philadelphia, for Madeira.
The ship Golden Age, Nye, of Plymouth,
48 days from Cadiz—touched here to land
passengers & some wine, for F. H. Nich ill.
iSpoke, May 15, brig Francis, 24 days from
Philadelphia, for Cadiz. 31st, long. 40,
go, brig Dancouver, Crandon, 16 days from
Liverpool, for Virginia. June 13, long.
/ic, ship J'"'!m Adams, 37 days from Liver-
pool, for t'uitlaild. 17th, on George's bank,
schr. Seaflower. of New York, 1 day from
Nantucket, for bay of Biscay. Left capt.
j^ryburg, of New-York, for London ; ship
Sally, Nichols, of New-York, to sail next
day for Vera Cruz.
The ship Constellation, Totten, 145 days
from Batavia, and 120 from the Straits of
Bally.
The ship Polly. Ledet, 21 days from Pt.
Petre, Guadaloupe. A brig had just arrived
at Bay-Mahaut, from B dtimore, very leaky.
Left, brin Farmer, Psck, in 4 days ; ships
Washington,in 3 eeeks; and Friends, Git-
i'o-rovsd that
I Baltimore, sailed 5 days before. June 1st, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I lat. 19, long 8;, spoke ship Holland, from
Jamaica for New. York ; off the Savanna,
saw an English frigate in chase of a schoon-
er, supposed to be a French privateer. A
number of Danish and Swedish vessels have
been brought into Jamaica from St. Domin-
go-
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21.
BALTIMORE
Typographical Society.
The Members of this Society are requested
to attend a Special Meeting, to be held this
even ittg, at the usual time and place. As bu-
siness 0/ importance ivill be submitted to the
consideration of the Society, it is absolutely
necessary that the Members be punctual in
their attendance. T. LEAK IS, Scc'y.
June 24.
Svle by Auction.
THE Board of Msnagf .3 (net yesterday-
evening and elected the. Rev. Dr. Band Pre-
sident, William Gwynn, Secretary, Philip' E.
Thomas, Treasurer, & John Bacon, Apothe-
cary, for the ensuing year.
Election Notice.
An election of three Attending Physician!
to the Baltimore General Dispensary, --!" u*
held at Mr James Brydcn's Tavern,
/lav- t!,<- yfirh in«t»nt fn rittnnipnAp
From our Correspondent. . 1
" Boston, June 19.
" Arrived, since our p.per was printed,
ship Union, Greenock, 48 days; Henrietta,
London, S-l j Dolphin, London, 3-. We h-iv.;
London papers to May 13. No important in
teiligence.
By this day's mail we have received from
our Richmond correspondent, a continuation
of the detailed account of proceedings in (ha
case of BUR.K. The opportunity of thus pos-
sessinga comet and >lettUed account ot Ih.s in-
teresting aii'air, at the earliest possible ,: I ,
is not more gratifying to the numerous patrons
ot the Gazette, than pleasing to the editor.
Ship George and Albert, Vickers, hence at
Tonuingen,
turn.
by the Viil"
il, -ad g.v
ix, arid (jav« tR'' u,c la^-* •—¦¦
rThe Cdhunbsa -,l:vs anchored at the Hook.]
Tile b'.i ¦ OL 1 Spus, Leonard. 38 days from
• : \ with Dassens;ars. Left
Left
10
Galway (heiio.r.') wjth passeugerj
sitip Sally. ot' Boi ton, tot New-Yotk, in
days. *¦'" ,
The brii- F;nm.3. "i pi'ck> 20 (lsys fmm
Point PeU'e, Goad. Left brig Actress, ships
ird, and Vv'ashix :«»'. lor New York;
¦fvill. da. ¦ iwt day
briz Li
schr.
Lat. 37, long. 69,
ben ;.", ditto. ,t""- ij.i —e-
LigW.eicouu.K'eturn, 8 day* from
iijleui for liLvaniia.
Tlie bug Perseverance, plover, fiS days
fi ini Antweip. May 18, Wfr. 48, 59, spoke
ship Lexington, Gardner, 33 AT''/«« Bai-
ti'more, for tsSndoit; had sjmk« n*W schr.
Pi nice, Taylor, from Charleston, .for Copen-
hnsen. with the loss of both mast?, «\nc' 01\e
puii.o '-phi, in a gale, in the Gnlph a1' Flori-
da. May 31) lat. 46, spoke ship StLanger,
MbrriS) 13 days from Liverpool, for ,Nan-
tie I
The brig Ohio, Putst, 23 dayn from MoM-
ti»gO Bay, Jamaica. Sailed in co. schoona*'
Hacbel, for Bath. Left. schr. Hiram, Gal-
pin, of New-York ; brig Washington, Wal-
ges, for ditto in 2 weeks ; and schr. Shep-
herdess, for Baltimore, in 10 days.
The schr. Atlantic, of Middletown, 6
ciiy 1 from Edenton.
Trie schooner Industry, 10 .days from
Charleston.
The British sch'r George, Woodward,
10 days from Nova-Scotia.
The sloop Hope, 28 days from Nevis,
from St. Eustatia, and 14 from Bermu-
Left at Nevis, brig Charles Wlliiams,
The Governor Car-
On a re-perusal of our file of Amster-
dam papers to the 8th May, (received by the
Monticello,) we find the following arti-
cles :
Vienna, April 18.—According to the
latest accounts a bloody engagement took
place between the Servians and Turks, not
far from Nissa. The insurrection which
broke out in Servia has extended to Bosnia.
The French army of observation in the
Frionl, is in rnatch to the assistance of the
Turk,—asid the advanced corps have alrea-
dy arrived at Bosnia.
St. Petersburg, March 6.—Since the
departure of the imperial guards, our city
has been garrisoned by militia. The
troops that now arrive her are all Asiatics.
Hamburg, April 24. The present posi-
tion of the enemy's army, (Russia) is as fol-
lows ; Toe grand duke Constantine, arriv-
ed, with the Russian guards at the head
quarters on the 6th April. On the 1st,
gen. Benningsen reconnoitred in person,
the position ot the the grand army—his
head quarters were at Bartenstein ; Count
Tolstoy is at Heilsberg ; prince Bagrati-
011 commands the advanced guard. The
Prussian corps of gen. L'Estocq is posted
at Heiligenbeil. The French are still
.i^tcd along the Passarge, having their
25
tia.
,L
"Whelden, in 3 days,______
ver, Churchill, sailed in co. for Plymouth.
At Bermuda, schr. ------—, Brown, tor New-
York, in 3 or 4 days. Passenger, captain
Metcalf. late Boaster of the sch'r Friendship,
of New-York, sent into Nevis, and con-
demned at Antifua, vessel and cargo.
' The schooner Independent, Brinckly, of
Norfolk, 13 days from Havana. Left,
brig Havana Packet, and others, for New-
York. On Friday, spoke a sch'r from Te-
¦neriffe for New-York.
The schr. Nancy, Reeves, 8 days from
Charleston, The Gov. Trumbull, Wash-
ington, and schr. Richmond were to sail
for New-York in 4 or 5 days. June 15,
lat. 37, long, 73, spoke ship Governor
Oilman, Cady, of New-York from Liver-
pool for Virginia.
The schr. Two Sisters, Shaler, nine days
lrom Little River, S. C.
MAY MAIL.
Yeterdav' *'»= British Packet Duke of
Ye,-H.ny, ey, arrived from
S?L May mail. She sailed
^lm,;ul. h Hie 18 K ult. and brings
f*m Ialmouth. the 1 jfjth the pas.
1*» from London ot ^ ^^
^teunabledto^urpa^^^
^Jffe Surfer
blit sumnia-y account ot me
tdi\,rl,dJsby MKbaelCavanando-
f ,r -Pus vessel had taken «n « qvurntl-
^ 'nacuas, India goods, flour, 8cc. jn he
Tinted Stated and from thence proceeded
;^lw ,bere she had been sei^a tor
left at Braunsberg. ..^^^^
Diintzic, is garrisonsd by 30,000 men.
AjdGSBurg, April 18. Letters from
Trieste of the 5th inst state, that the French
corps oil the Lisonzo, amounting to 40,000
men, ar ailiout to defile through the Austri-
an territory, and join the army in Dahnatia ;
when it is supposed they will march for
Bosnia.
PHILADELPHIA, June wj.
Arrived, scfrrs. Dolphin, Chambers,
Richmond ; Ploughby, Haydin, Rich-
mond, 13 ; sloops Dolphin, Chambers,
Richmond, 11 ; Harriot & Fanny, Burges,
Portsmouth, 5.
Cleared, ships Brutus, Craig, Antwerp;
Woodrop Sims, Hess, do.; brig Daniel and
Frederick, Myers, Havana; South Carolina,
Serrill, Charleston ; schrs. Betsy, Denabre,
Barbados and St. Thantas ; Hannah, An-
derson, St. Croix ; sloop Hancock, Ber-
nard, Nantucket ; below, ship Sally. Gad-
des, from Dublin. Also, a ship name un-
known.
Markets at Point-Petre, May 12. Fish,
13 dolls. Flour, 17,—Produce low.
Markets at St. Pierre*—Fish 9 dollars-
flour 16 to 18—Produce plenty; " but
duties cap all."
t'rom the United States' Gazette.
Important to martmers.
The following is an extract of a letter from
a gentleman in Batavia, to his friend in
in this city, dated Batavia, Feb. 23, 1807.
«' I wish y>>u to have it published in the
American Gazettes, that (he large church in
Batavia, the Dome of which has hitherto
been the only mark for avoiding t.vo dan-
gerous sh .als lying to to southward of tiie
roads, is to be entirely polled down, and
not rebuilt. Before the iniormatim be-
comes general, many navigytors may be
greatly decie.ed, a:.3 1 fear some vessels
fost."
Lloyd"'s List, May 8.
At T.-nningen, Fame, Hill, New-York ;
George, Wilkins, Baltimore ; Pactolus,
Bedford, Charleston ; Farnum, Burgess,
and Pittsburg, Kelly, Philadelphia. At
Copenhagen, Ann, Burk, Charleston.
Accounts from Part-au-Prince June 4,
say, that Petion is continually triumphing
over Christophe. Larchaye and Gonatves
have been taken, and the victors are mak-
ing against 'Cape-Francois, which will no
doubt be also taken.
Extract of a. letter Jrain Monte-Piedo.
" The treasure is immense .; some calcu-
late 32 millions sterling. During the siege,
they loaded a French frigate, and two gun-
brigs, with dollars, which they cowardly
set fire to, on the morning the town surren-
dered. About 20 deserters from the Bri-
tish camp, and three Americans, that had
possession of one of the Spanish batteries,
and would not surrender, are to behan;'ed,
together with the whole of the crew of the
Jane Shore, Guineaman, that had mutinied
and killed their officers-
" The country is in a state of nature,
without cultivation, but still produces lux-
uriantly. A bullock will cost ab'mt a dol-
lar, and a horse about 3 or 4 rials. Wool
and hides, tobacco, tea and chocolate, in
heaps, lay out in the fields, perhaps -ailed
about, in some places, with cowhorns and
bones. The city contains about 40,000 in-
habitants, who are very swarthy in the face.
The women dress loosely, and seem a little
curious to gaze after strangers.
" There is a great demand for clerks ;
and tradesmen can easily make a fortune in
a short time. The Aurora is arrived.
Neither the Garland nor Mary are-yet arriv-
I saw 14 dollars paid for a quire of common
writing paper, and 3 id. for a glass to a
watch."
Another letter, after alluding to the des-
perate attack on the town, says, '• The cli-
mate seems to agree very well with me ; and
though the heat is very oppressive, the air
has all the salubrity it is famed for."
[London Paper^\
10 MORROW MORNING,
(T HUHS DAT)
The 25th instant, at -half past 9 o'clock, at thr
Vendue if arch'use at the aimer 0/ Seconds?
Frederick-streets, •mill commence the sale of
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
Several of which invoices are ordered to be
closed ibr cash without reserve.
And at 1'j o'clock,
The Groceries, &tc.
Consisting of
43 libels, of very good qu ility New-Orleans
Siifrar, without reserve to close consignment,
22 lihrls. Trinidad CHASE, Auct'r.
N. B The Grocers and others are respect
fully informed, that the articles intended for
the \i o'clock sale will as much' as possible,
he arranged in the warehouse during the
summer season, so that purchasers may not
be exposed to the heat of the sun.
will b*
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ . on Fri-
day the 2oih instant, to commence at nine
o'clock, A. M. The payment of Five Dol-
lars to the use of the institution, at any time
within twelve months, previous to the time o?
voting entitles the contributor to a vote.
Bv Order of the Board of Managers,
WILLIAM GWYNN, Seo'ry.
Jane 33. __________d4t. ,
A Wet Nurse
Wanted Immediately. Inquire at this Offce,
__ June 23. ^jj________il4t
12 seroons Peruvian Baric
of a good quality and entitled to drawback,
or sale on a liberal credit oy
FREDERICK LINDfitsBERGER & CO
mcy 5>___________________¦ d _
Horses arid Carriage ibr Sale.
A pair of handsome Mares, 15 1-2 handa
high, well matched, and well broke to sad-
dle and harness.
Also,
A neat new light Carriage, with full plated
harness. Apply at Bryden's Hotel.
June 23 _____________. .:...-- dat^ _
To Builders,
Any person wishing to contract for thft
huil lingjof Two Warehouses of brick, three-
stories high, and find all the material*, wilA
please apply to the printers.
June 23. AitX..
Peter A. Carn»
HAS removed, from No. 27, Baltimore.
street, to No, 83, in the store house former-
ley occupied by Samuel Combs, where he
has an extensive assortment of Dry Goods,
which he will sell wholesale or retail, for
cash or acceptances in town.
June 23.____________________^^_______d4t{
~CITY BATHS.
Sale by Auction.
TO-MORROW AFTERNOON,
The 25vh inst. at3 o'cloclt, the remainder
of the>. STOCK OF DRY GOODS, which
was not closed to day for want of time.
R. LEMMUN & Co. Auctrj.
June 24___________ ._________
For Bordeaux,
, JpCs. The Brijj
.0,
116 barrels Herrings,
150 do 'Turpentine,
4 lihds.-Lampblack,
40 kegs Indian River Chewing Tobacco,
1500 bushels Coal. . ,
[ . June 24. d6t _
Payson and Smith
Have received by the brig Grand Turk, and
Sloop Polly, from. Providence, Rhode Island
for sale,
200 pieces Russia Sheeting, entitled to
debenture,
20 tuns St. Petersburg. Clean Hemp,
9 do. Riga Rhine dp.
1 bale Ticklenburg,
21 hluls. N. E. Rum, a part 4th proof,
47 hbU. Prime Beef.
June 24 ^^H co4t
May 13.
At a meeting of the ^Jew-Orleans Rangers,
NEW-OBLEANs,
¦etintrofthe New ------- , ^ -
at Madam Faurage's, captain Ro« r~.g;;«?
to them tho appointment, t_0.wn2cll.thy W
Kd Mm neatly tare* yean ago ; repre.
Stg to them, that Iron, the late conduct
^governor Claiborne, towards Maf, »e
rouPt not reconcile to his feelings the hold-
ing of * commission which had ms sta-
ture.
NORFOLK, June 10.
Arrived, s% Woodrop-Sim*, Wpcgf
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Bcoki.
June 24.
Arrived, the schr. Jefferson, Hall. 53 days
. ordi-aux—brandy, wine and dry gcods
—Henry Riessonier. i4 days since, in lat.
41,long. 48, spoke brig Gotham, from Leg
horn, for Duxbury,
Also, ship Shepherdess, Nelms, 35 days,
from London—dry goods— Levering and
Nciiiis. Left, ship KixSoii, Brown, of Haiti-
more, uncertain ; Juniata, \furpliy. of ditto,
to sail about 1st June ; Montft Verii.ii, of
>iew-Sedford, in 1O days ; Calliope, liigh-
iand Mavy, and Thomas, of Norfolk, uncer-
tain. Sailed p. co. with the Julia and Ca-
t lypso, both for Horfolk ; Doiphtn, for H05-
, ton, and schr,'Unian, for Warren. May 31,
fit. 4 v, long. 43, spoke ship Dispatch, for
. 'Savannah ; inJbnned, liiat they had been
'¦ boarded by a French piivateti on the 7th of
1 May, v.-'no iiif irmed:'that he hnd sent three
j American ships into Fiance. Same day,
j spoke the brig liercuk'Sj from lioi dean?!:, tur j:
Claret Wine, &c.
32 casks Bordeaux Claret, entitled to de-
benture,
400 boxes Smoked Herrings,
Will be landed from the schooner Susan,
captain Trevett, and for sale bv
WILLIAM CHILD.
At.so,
100 bbls. Boston No. 1 13eef, Bordeaux Bran-
dy, Port iiiiii Corsica Wines,
Apply at No. 88, Bowly's wharf.
June 24. c!4t|j
FINN'S IMPROVEMENT, Eec. Stc.
Seven nevj 7 UBS, anil shortly another extensive
BOILER, besides a variety of other efforts t«
please ¦' ! !
WILLIAM FINN,
Who at the
CITY BATHS, JONES' FALLS FOOT*
BRIDGE,
Has had the honor for several years paatt
to lie instrumental >n ivashing the «-'v corpo*
real of half tke community ; takes tliis libcr»
tv to talk li1 e a statesman,-viz.—notjror hi»
oVis hilt tor the public good ! To inform all bis
old and new friends, as well those he knaves, a»
those he don't ittavi ; that his Patent submersion,
machinery, is now in complete order for their
reception ; or. in other words, he his made,
an.t is stilt making, such additions to his es-
tablishment, that frotn day light until mid-
night no applicant will be Subject to the un-
ne'cesssirv loss of a moments detention, to
obtain either a COLD, WARM, SHOWER,
or PLUNGIHG BATH ; when the »easC»
permit* :
APPROPRIATE ROOMS
AND
BATHING TUBS,
For all sises and sexes, Detached Rooms,
particulalry appropriated for LADIES, and
Gordial Restoratives, as usual \\z : Finu'^
Antispasmodics / Grand Restoratives ; Republi*
can Sirengtlsencrsfor the nerves, and the nevef
failing exliiliratives ot the nvstem vulgarly
named Mii.cb and Fruit PUNCH, LEMO-
NADE,. &.c. Together with the most puno.
tual attention of the public's most obsequi-
ous, &c. &.C.
WILLIAM FINN.
N. B. For the further encourage uent of
persons inclined to bathe, & coming in stage*
one half of the hire will be paid, if required.
June 18. ________2aw
Stray Horse.
I do hereby certify, that Robert Lyon took
up as a trespassing Stray, and brought before
me the subscriber, a justice of the peace for
Baltimore county, a large Black HORSE, with
a few white hairs in his forehead ; about fit',
teen and a half hands high, shod all round,
trots and canters, and has bean very milch
galled with the collar ; appears to be broken-
winded ; 110 perceptible brand or mark.—Given
under my hand this 17th June, 1807.
SAMUEL OWING.
ffj° The owner is requested lo prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take him away.
ROBERT LYON, '
Ten miles from Baltimore, on the Frederiek-
town turnpike road, near Beam's tavenj
June 20^_________ ____________2aw4tj
British Canvas.
Just received per the schr. Mariner, captain So-
mas, Ji'ini Kck-2
60 pieces iiritis.i C '. NVvt.S, No. 1 to 5
In Sta e,
40 pieces Raven's DUCK,
For sale bv
jNATu'-iKIEL F. WILLIAMS,
No. lj, liawiy's wharf.
Juns 24. - "rt'ity
To.I.ease on Ground Rent,
'1 he following LOTS in Yates' & Bowly's
U'h.iij'u)ll 1
Mo. f<8 on Yoyk street *5 fecl.ftrmt 6:2 deep
69. do, j?5 do. do. S3 do.
74- WUkes-st. S>5 do- do. i4 do.
ALSO,
.. Let No. 2; on Pottet«street (Asqiiih's
addition) 20 ftirti'iobt, 80-deep.
IVOBV d. HARPER.
rc^;' i, im
This is to give Notice,
THA T the Subscribers of Baltimore court*
ty hath obtained from the orphan's court of
Baltimore county, in the state of Maryland,
I letters testamentary on ihe estate of ling-el*
j. hard Yeiser, late of said county, deceased —
All persons having claims » Nova the said
.deceased are hereby warded to exhibit th«
same, with the vruchers thereof, to the sub*
scribcrs, OB or,before the 8th day of April
next; tkey may otherwise, bv law be exclude
ed from iilileneft o!t:ie said estate.
Given underourhands this lithdavof Mrv,"
13U7. ' '"
CATHARINE YElSER,-)
> ICIJOLAS ERKE, j Ei'rs.
JOHN BORLAND, 3
N. B. All perSoii&indeMerl to ti.e cstsle,
are requested to make \ears. i,t;!i,
otherwise legal measures -will be tuUexi to e: «
force it. -
may 13. 2aw6w
For Sale,
Twa pOYS, between the aire of eijght and
tleven jears^and a Mulatto GIRL, about *
1 years old. Iaquirf of t^* fiAMKl
Jttns i% '•. . %*
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