|
r
¦px*. the age1 of concession is pttst. Oftrns
^r* are aware.—What then is.Ieft us ? When
ols are too obstinate to concede-.-toodull to
=*- convinced---thty must then be constrain-
[Statesman.']
^o confident were Generals Tarlefon and
_—-» .^riscoigne of being returned for Liverpool
-Br—». Thursday, that the Chairs were brought
^^ ^»_ t in the rjaprning for the purpose of chair
_^_ ^ them, and they had ordered a sumptuous
=^_ liner to be provided in the evening ; when
-=—». independent freeman of the name of
»-t»cn received by it relative to the state of
^_\—i e enemies squadrons in the Mediterranean.
»^J~~J"*tie combined fleet in Cadiz consists of
'^ J-*. irtrecn sail of the line, of which five are
-TpT" jrei'ch, ant! eight are Spanish. There are
oreover, three or four ships of the line in
x-^rjir.ary, two upon the stocks, and several
s-j_ crops and frigates refitting. In Carthagena
^. J-jt-eir are three sail of the line, three
jfir »t£i»tes, and two sloops-, all ready for sea.
«~J7*l>e ships are all manned, i.nd with their
sr4ils bent. The French admiral made a
^;-t re attempt to escape ; but perceiving that
jr-^Tcl Collingwood was on his station, and
^v-as resolved to remain there, he deeftad it
^-^j-uJ-ent to if lurn into the harbor, and wait
tflC oo-opjeration of the Spanish and Roche-
fort srjuadrons. Besides the above squa
^j^oirsui. Cadiz and Carthagena, there are
tl-s rte ivo-deekcrs, t wo fri: c.tes, and three
-r^-iil «¦'' fhe line, in the hai bd of Toulon ;
g. njii three-frigates, two-sloop*, and many
.- ti n-boats, in that of Venice. At N
"iiC'C. art- two sloops and a frigate. The
vessel"! in the Italian ports arc but badly
p, aimed, b'it the French endeavor to refne-
^j -• ibia defect, by pressing the crews of every
-v-wSF.el which they chance to meet.
"When the Ji0:0, left the Cadiz fleet, nd-
«»ival sit John Duckworth and sir Sidney
f-Jejiith wsre .hourly Cfpecferl of! Cadiz; and
^^i-cle/s'had been received by lord Collingwood
to imtrwet these officers to proceed inime-
dsfitoly on their way home. Mr. Afboth-
j^ot.itis family, and suite, are coming home
£11. the Amphton.
The Ilar'uary powers had learned the first
s-ivf-c-ss vi admiral Duckworth forcing the
wc*Rsag« of the Dardanelles, and the intelii-
^enceirad produced a very Sensible eifeU
upon them.
M?y Is"..
STVtrfvr e'clvtk-----Last night fumUir;:;
Sfod Dutch, papers to the 12th instant, we«
ytcei-rtl. Tlicy contain the 7-2d ihulei.i'n of
tljt> French army. They do not state aljy
^Iimȣ;as toai:y cn;;a o-nicnt ; but ill the last
%*tiU«-?in Bonaparte speaks in Such ttrffl 1 ff
1 tote -'ki'g of Sweden as induces'a belief that
ypuirs and Sweden will soon be on the best
terms.
XTk? rumor of an existing negociation for
a -*>-eneral peace was revived on Tuesday
-»pttVi increased confidence, upon thea'Ueriged
stu' hority of private letters, received by the
last Hamburg rfloil. The overtures were
stat ed as having been made by Napoleon to
-tiie emperor Alexander, who was of opinion
tnat they should be submitted to the alii*s.
•jjie inactivity of the armies in Poland has
Jlt>t-n also urged, as evidence of a subsisting
jiegochuion. But it is confidently asserted
on the other hand, that all hopes of amicable
arrangement had vanished belbre the empe.
¦rnr of Uussia 1 d't his capital. As in the lat-
ter c-ase a battle must have been fought be.
s to fear that the em-
peror of Austria will declare against him. '
The litter h - 1 ¦ orended to the Hunga-
rian diet-to omoeoy the levy en masse and
the arc has formed a plan of
military conscription, exactly with the
French model,
Lieut, general Carlton, and mojor-genend
¦ore are appointed niemb«rsof parfia-
niei : Tor Liverpool. Aldermtins, Ihiee,
Shaw, Curtis and Combe, are elected for
the city of London.
KlNkras'TEtHj April 20/
The emperor has diyirle I he grand arthy
into ;!;.;? o;oo ipal corps, which ha has Re-
viewed iti successirfff. fhf ettenfy Ins also
divided its force into threat principal co'pc.—
One is to be coratfianded by the emp.oor i'i'
Sosa in person, who •¦• oerel BtSttftigseii
1 - ll'be led 0:1 by the
'; :o.;o,' Prussia, -isst.tetl by" gvnsrr.ls liuchel,
The thirtl will be
CjOttftflanded by the grand duke'Goootautino
and general Tolstoy. The principal advan-
ced guards remain under the orders of
prince Bagrathion. It appears to be almost
certain, that every prospect of peace has
'¦veiished, the courts of Russia and Prussia
having rejected the proposal; made by the
emperor Napoleon.
'CoPENHAOfeN, May 5.
According to letters from Kbnigsberg,
the prince of Beneventb is said to have had
a conference with the emperor of Russia,
not far from Drauhsberg : the day and place
is not mentioned.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.
Arrived, ship Sally, Geddes, Dublin, 70
days •- passengers ; trig Ariadne, Hodgson,
St. Croix.
* Cleared, ship British Packet, Burns, Opor
to ; Portuguese ship Armordapafria, Cowal-
ho, Oporto ; schr. Ariadne, Skinner, Const
of Africa s Union, Patton, Marblehead ;
Retsy, Passamaquoddy ; Retaliation, Dag-
gett, Boston ; Peggy, Ttitem, North Caroli-
na : British sloop Henry, James, Bermuda.
Three schooners below, names unknown.
ALEXANDRIA, April 24.
Arrived, schr Harmony, Tunuell, Wil-
mington ; Polly and Salty, Keith, Balti-
more.
Cleared, brig Betsy, Stevens, Jamaica ;
schooner Constellation, Goddard, Kinsale ;
sloop Maria Antoinette, Gaines, St. Jago-
de-Cuba ; Cherokee, Sanger, Nanjeraoy.
ASSIZE OP BREAD
Made 0/ Superfine Burr Flour.
CENTS.
The 8 pound loaf to be sold for 42
4 ditto ditto 17
2 ditto ditto . 8 1 2
1 ditto ditto .4
JOHN LO.\T0DEN,
Clerk of the Market.
feder \i, gazette.
THUflSDAY, JVNE 25.
Extract of a letter fnvi a 'very respectable
mercantile house inhendon, received by a
house, in thispl/'ce, dared May 2, 1807.
" With respect to grain, we give >t as our
opinion and in strong and positive terms,
that neither flour nor grain can be wanted
here, unless the ensuing harvest should fail.
France is much overstocked in the southern
provinces, and they are glad to find an open-
ing for it to any part of the world, a great
deal is coming to this country, on which
account prices are reduced considerably.—
Ynu may rely upon what is here stated!"
Price of Flour at Liverpool, 14th May:
Superfine Flour 4ffs. a 443. dull. The sup-
ply of wheat and fionr have given way.
Forty eighth article of the Spanish ordinance,
published for the new TW'bunctl of Admiral-
ty, of which the Prince of Peace is the
chief.
Foreign vessels shall contribute in the
ports oi Spain, and adjacent islands, the
same sums that shall he exacted of Spanish
vessels ill the ports of the powers to which
they belong, in any manner whatever; and
thjs same reciprocity bljall be oitocived
?ienc;«roJ,W*rt!I..?fi4']v,>d'T.1! eeir.b:!!vd,*or! slr,5t]
augment or decline in the. same degree as
the powors to whom the ves-el b
¦ shall ¦respectively raise or dimmish that on
Spanish ve>.
" It may he important to communicate,
that, the present British ministry are
mined not to make any concessions to the
uhnted States, and that in the papers
sed to the ministry, this conduct is very se-
verely reprehended."
By the Communication to-dry, from our
Correspondent at Ihchmoitd. we are intbnn-
ed that little ou-i less was done in court oil
Monday. An account of that little is given.
It appears' that the court adjourned at an
early hour, owing to the eng¦vremoM rrf ge-
nera! W'i'lvinson with the grand jury. The
examination of the general, and of the vo-
li-im. i his documents of which he is the
bearer, will nece.ssa:Hy '•¦¦quire no-ch titt.e
W11 hope the good people.concerned will
exercise their discriminating p twers, in li-
miting the number of the volumes to be
published for the right understanding of this
business. If all the papers with which ge-
neral W; is fieighte.l must be laid before the
public, then fhoeed we have a task in no
small degiee alarming. Through the long
month of August many a press will groan,
in detailing the account of this awful con-
spiracy !
Trial of Col. Burr
TAKEN FOB THIS FK.DEH \L C ALETTE
Monday Jvne 'i.'L.
The court was opened at eleven.
Mr. R. Randolph. Call \Atmi Knox,
and Chandler Lindsay.
With submission to the court we shall
now proceed with cur motion.
Mr. M P.aa, said that he nnderstood that
the motion was not to be proceeded with,
in the event of; general Wilkinson's not be-
in? able to attend.
Mr. botts, observed it was the concession
which col. Burr had made on Satardaywhich
now gave- ri;o to the present pooosal of
postponement. He therefore ,w;¦ulrl bi- of
bpinio.11, th:,t the consent v\hfch Was given
ought to be retracted.
Mr. Burr, said it. mu.t be manifest that
had he not mark the 1 n on Satur-
day, the present investigation would now
have been gone into ; hut still he had no
objections for a present postponement, if the
counsel for the prosecution shall name a
day.
Mr. f''irt, replied thai; was impossible as
prohabiygen. Wilkinson might be engaged
much longer than was supposed with the
grand jury.-
The Court gave their opinion as the pre-
sent motipnparfock partiy of a rule to shew
Cause, and for an attachment to issue, he.
thought the testimony might be gone into
at present; and that trie witnesses might be
cross examined afterwards in the presence of
gen. Wilkinson.
A message was sent to the grand jury to
know if gen. Wilkinsons attendance could
be dispensed with.
An answer was returned that he probab-
ly would be occupied with the grand jury
all day.
The Court, then proposed in place of the
examination being made to-day that it
should be made to-morrow ; and in the mean
time counsel for the prosecution might con-
sult with gen. Wilkinson, on what interro-
gatories should be put to the witnesses, and
which interrogatories might be- afterwards
put whether general Wilkinson was present
or not.
Alter some discussion on both sides it
was agrce'd to postpone the motion until
Tuesday, . and the court adjourned about
twelve.
Enmity of Britain !
From the iih of March last, to the 34th
Apiil following, (40 days) there were im-
ported into the port of Liverpool alone,
14,5208 bigs bfcottav, and 1829 barrels"01
flour—and the demand continued brisk. Not-
withstanding the close connection with
Russia and Sweden, the demand for naval
stores, tar and turpentine, was very great
in England—several of the British vessels
had sailed for the United States for supplies.
Departed this life, on the 25th Inst. Mrs.
Elizabeth Shinnick, consort of Jacob Shin-
nick, in the p.cth year of her age. Her
friends and acquaintances are desired to at-
tend her funeral from her late dwelling,
in Delany Street, to-morrow morning at 9
o'clock.
J Baltimore Geti'l Di"pe-r:>'rv--
THS |'r-s::ii aUrBiidirig Physicians liav-
1 ;,jr,]..C! .,.,.,! their intention lo decline 1
at the e.nsuieg election, Doctor John Shaw, is'
' uoirhoiud as ., candidate to succeed o;i.e o(
t.liom by
A CONTBIBtrrOR.
' Ann! o.;.. _^_______^^^ at
6aic by Auction.
On FRIDAY Next,
77jr 26th inst-:;:t. a. 10 tfctaci, a: the av.ct'wn
roam, at the Item! if Frede) ici-stieet dock,
•will c /mmence the sale of
A Variety of Dry Gootis ;
VAN WYCK & DOKSEY, Auct'i-s,
June 23.
Sale by Auction.
mil le added tn our sale on Friday, the 2C.'A
instant,
2 trunks I.alios' SilOES,
2 do. Men's do.
VAN WYCK a. nOHSEY, Auct'rs.
June 2.5 _
Repository foFtiie .Reception
JUD S.'iLF OF FURXlTUhti
COLE & 1 BONSAL
H.'ivim;- inted up that large and commodi-
ous w;,!tdi.Htso, directly hack of tire Uni.ni
ll;.uk ef Viarvland, are at all times rea
&/ to receive, for sale bv unction or otherwise,
a.t i;:n:l» of Household Goods, Furniuue. h<:
If s.imeU'n.t encruu.iirr .rieiu tie Jfrven, they
will institute i. iv.giibr weekly sale by miction.
On '.vr.ONJisjDAY Next,
July hi, tv,U6e told, at the above place,
A isveut variety ot ItiJi Fk/ilMaUKii,
lltong wiiieh ate,
MKhocrimy Dining »nd other Tr-bles,
Pi- r and Chamber Glasses,
'Juke , ISiossels and VVcltoB Carpft-",
A.:ue,sv,e, ..rci Windsoc Cllii.'IS,
One clcgint Tune lJiece, and 1 eight day
eioe-.
O.if soperh Tea Service",
s.viiho'lverrims
A variety of Kitefaeu Furnitur-? i.c.
m menc at 10 o'cieck.
• N. B. Tlje entrance to the Warehouse is
from .-sooth Chtrles-strc-et.
i.ii and 1. BONSAI.. AucoVs-.
. June.2j. ThSMTu
For Freight or Charter, "
To the tailfi ,f hur.fc, Fyance would be pre-
ferred,
'lire Schooner
JEFT.EKSp.N„
F>avid Halt, matter}
Butt'nen ahiiut lo? tons ; will
i'ecei\e a cargo in 6 or 8 days
Aopo to D.'l.. THOMAS,'
Ship Broksr.
June '?5. C!4t
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
En-iered,
Ship Shepherdess, Nelms,
Francis, Curtis,
Sch'r Jefferson, Hall,
Clkareo,
Brig Experiment, ———>,
London
Liverpool
Bordeaux
St. Bartholo-
mews,
Sch'r John & Elcy, Wright, Guadaloupe
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
Julie 24.
Arrived schr. Greyhound, Holmes, 13
days from Havana--sug:ar and coffee—Al-
bert Seehamp I>e't schr. Philanthropist,
for Baltimore, in 4 days; schr. Somerset,
of do. just arrived ; and a number of others
unknown. At Mater.zatf, sch'r Betsy,
Holden, for New-York in a few days ; En-
terprise, do. do. ; ship Hnohes, do. uncer-
tain. Sailed in co. with several vessels
for the northward. Off the FJoridas, spoke
schr.'Helen, ofDighton. from Jamaica for
Charleston. Passed a Portuguese brig off
Sandy Point, bound up.
Sale by Aueticin.
THIS AFTiCRXOON,
The 2.>tlr ri'.ht- atj o'oieek, the ramatncl
of the sro,::-t OS D,RY GOOpS, Which
>.vnji uatel lit'il to <::.•¦¦ i' : . no'.
--K.id^.euofi Si :;o \'ct.s.
tdfr\V-t
be ready to
Wanted to Charter
,- Xf:.E:\ A VESSEL
WJW^^ °r from 8'J t" «5 tons bur-
P then, for the West Indies—
Appiy to
JOHN MARCUS,
No. o, South Gay-street
cl.lt
s*s^
Jone 25.
ply to
A Freight is Wanted
f tJ-TTSs. For che SoIio«ner
.i'WV MARINES,
-vTV?iiiI- Captain summers,,
¦¦**».*©..w:-*.r»- Either for Philadelphia, New-
York, Boston, or Riclrmond,Norfollr,of Peters
bin -a-. She is a remarkably fine schooner, of
i.heut 750 bbls. Apply to
CHARLES B. YOUNG,
Conimeree-strert, or
Tin captain on board at Smith's wharf.
N- B. There are on board said sehooncf,
from New-Yerk, se\cral packag-cs addressed
to Adam Litidney, who Is requested to take
them out. June 35. dSt
For Sale or freight."
V^rfK Thc 's''ip
s>p»W Fmrteiit, Capt. Curtist
^kMM-d? Burthen C<;0 tons, (ifteen
%:-.»-.--^-i'Hs^ months old, in complete order to
losd and proceed to sea as soon at tbe cariro
now qn board is discharged. Fovt*rmS apply
to PAYlsON & SMITH.
Who have received by enidstup from Liver-
pool 100 tons fine Salt, which will be sold low,
if immediate application is made.
___J'lneJ??'___________________d4t_
For London,
The British Snow
DAWN,
Thomas Ridley, master,
For fr.-iirht of tit-lit (roods, ar-
CUAHLKS WIKGvlAN.'
Who has received by said vessel,
A quantity of Plaister of Paris.
June 25._______________eo4t
FalfMackarel.
50 barrels first quality, and very fat, just
received and for sale by
JAJvlJJS HANNA,
No. 102, Market street.
June 25.______'__________________ii4t
J. Flarvey,
No. 10, Chaules-street,
HAS FOR HALF,
1500bush.Pennsyivani-aOa.ts.
, June ;'5.________________ d4t
Jacob Hutcliings &s. Co.
lite. 197", Market-Street,
Beg- leave to inform their Friends ar..I Cus-
tomers, that having; disposed of their old
stock of DRY GOODS, they are now open-
ing a large and general f.-sortmerit of fresh
Imported GOODS, which they ofler for sale
on the lowest terms, for cash or appruved ac-
ceptances in town.
June; Sfi______________________eo-lt
Lemons for Sale.
, 30 boxes ia-oree! order just received from
Philadelphia* For terms apply to
JOHN RAND.VT.L,
tU, liowly'n wiiarf,
Also on hand,
London Particular Madeira Wine,
Hor.le-.uix Brandy, and
burr Stance.
___June 2S.____________________cKt-r _
Six Cents Revvarci,
AND no other ohaiyes will he paid, foi
:_;• home an apprentice 1»> to the t«li-
ning-and currying b^sines, iiamed, JAMES
Ot.IVER CROMWiCLL. Ho is about IS
yearn of age, 5 feet' 3 or 4 inches high-, of s
tUrk complesiori 1 d cur
¦e-—-lie went .
1
¦ '¦¦
TtHN'.: :
|U«fi M: .;. .|
T^'CT-iAn^^fyt
TO-rifOftROW com-s on the VW'hn dfi
1 1 19 to i;--: .- . ;-. , General Orapen»
airy. It is hoped the Conti dmiois may duly
esfonaie i.o p etensfons of tlieuifeeut candi- .
dattrs forfhese places. The writer of this ha*
no ntotive biltthat of the benefit of ilia insthu*
ti. ;., in recoHiiiiending to rhe attention of th«
contMLtator>-,X)r* JOHN' SHAW & GEORGK
WILLIAMSON,both of a<:kn
U oigal & M&litlis Indigo, best f drawbacli.
qualiiy
Feal Cotrtiiec Brands, J
'• Hand Gin, Rice, Cotton, mould and sper«
mati Candles. Roapj and a few chests Hysor*
Tea—For Saie by
C. D. WILLIAMS.
_June 2S.________________ ec6t___
Wants a Situation,
A YOUNG MAN of unimpeachable clia-
eai *er, v.iio is well acquainted with accounts,
v.i ,h; s to ebtl-.in a aituaiior in a store or as an
out door clerk. He -would true no objection
10 engage lum?e.li as bar-keeper in u. respeeta-
o A iiiie Jireeted to T. will be duly
attended to. Ji,!v 05____fctij
TUB CHEAPEST PERIODICAL"
WQKK IN AMERICA.
JUST EBCRIVED AND FOR SALE BT
VOLE 'd EGNSAL, Bosheltert 174 1-2,
Market-street, Agents for the publishers,
A few copies or a laiuiuh pefioviical work,
entitled the
CriUdCUalAN'S
Monthly Magazine.
This work ig printed monthly, on a paper
of a good cpialHy, and an entire New Type,
Eardi number contiaus forty pages octitvO,
stitched in a blue cover The p:-i--c to sub.
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num, only 12 1-2 cents per number, i-xelusive
oi'postage. A table of content!. «ith ;i tirle
page accompanies every twelfth number of
the work.
Ladies and Gentlemen inclined to patronize
this valuable work, are invited to call and
leave their names.
N. B. A regular series of the work, front
its commeiicenient, maybe obtained in a few
days.
Now in the Press,
And will be published at an c orb period by
Cols and I. Bonsai, George Hill, Warner Se
Uanna, and Abner Nenl,
ANADDRESS
To Persons of Fashion.
Relating to Balls, with a few Occassional
hints concerning Play- /louses, Card-Tables, ike.
In Which is ititioduced the character of Lu-
rinda, a lady of the Tery bestjas/uon, and of
most extraordinary piety.
_ A Lard of levity is a land of Guilt t a $e.
rious mind is the native soil of every virtue ;
an! the only character that does true hoiwr
to mankind. jjr. y(lUlig.
First Amci-ican, from the sixth London
Edition.
Price to subscribers, 50 cents payable on
delivery.
' Jn»c 35._________ en4t
Strayed or Stolen,
From the Distillery, near Finn's City Baths,
a small Bay PONEY, wilt a blaze ju her lace,
hog'd m.-iiie, about six years old, and from hav-
ing been lately blistered on her thigh, the marie
occasioned from it may probably yet be seen.
Any person who will return hrrto the above-
mentioned place, shall be liberally rewarded.
J""c 25.__________. eo4t
Best Pickling Vinegar.
The swason now prevailing for picklinjr of
Walnuts, the subscriber deems it necessary
to. inform his friends and the public, that ha
has on hand SlVO gallons choice Pickling VI-
NEGAR, 3000 gallons is superior, if possi-
ble, to that be sold last year, which was so
generally approved of throughout the cityand
its vicinity.
WILLIAM J. ALCOCK.
, N. B. As he designs constantly keeping the
above article, those who may want a quantity
will, find it their interest to ball at No. 49,
North Howard-street, where it may be had
genuine and at the most reduced price.
June 25. ________________ eo4l|
A Dark Brown Horse
Strayed from a Lot near the Precincts Mar.
ket, tn Thursday the 18tb instant. He is
slim and light made, about fourteen and q
half hands high, five years old, has a switch
tail, part of hii main trimmed on the near-
side, h'.« Withers gidied, and his off thigh-
belied with the gears ; lias a remarks}^
small hoot, and trots and: carters. Five Dol-
lars will be paid for delivering! Mm at Gal.
braith'i Stable* near »lie VVes*rjt I'r.-ciiicisi
Market. JOSEPH G^iff t HtD.
__June SS.______ _ t)4i^
'i'ltrce i.)o!iars Reward
Ran away 'rom tbs subsrribtr, on SundaT
tiijiht. last, abutit nine o'clock, a negro boy
nj ined P)t>i | shout
ti feet 7 inches I , i,acj
ail when iie.oe; .->¦ , 11 \5 lo'tc sliii1' and cravat,
old l»a.t, round j;..o .it of cotton cassin ere,
jow nankeen pahtalooiia with laced
it». Took with him pantaloons tha
same as the jacket, white shirt aid light mi-
re ward will be paid,
eoe seed.-ing bira, mi . ,-• -.deation to
ANE HEW MILLEHJ
- oird-suve;.
warnod
their peril.
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