|
George Hoffman,
S £ just received from London, via Nivi-Torh,
15 cases Nun's Thread;
6 do. Shirtintr Cottons,
¦ 'S trunks Calicoes and.Chintzes, '*...
¦., 5 do Muslins,
3 i!files Superfine Cloths, &c.
JulylT. ' ¦ ¦' - ' ¦'¦'-¦' ¦____ dot eo"t '.'
....- .BEEF, ; ;:¦
100 bbls. Boston; "No! 1, BEEF, just re-
ceived and ior sale by
F'lTC-H HALL, Jnn.
81, Bowly's-wharf
_iJ"'y * -_______i_
~"(p*.Thj following Gentle-
men will be supported as Directors for the
Union Bank of Maryland, at the ensuing sleo-
tion :
Thomas Poultnev,
Robert F.ergussori,
Isaac Tyson|
Lemuel Taylor,
Humphvej Fierce.
Jnly. 1 ¦______ ______ d4t
Wanted in a Grocery Store,
A young Man who is acquainted.-with fi
gures, and writes a fair band, will be taken
as :.n apprentice, provided he can coihe well
recommended. One from the country would
be prefered. Apply at this office.
_J«iy_i.______-¦ ¦'¦-¦¦ ¦"_______
d!2t
To Rent.
THE Subscriber intends declining the Gro-
cery business, offers bis HOUSE to rent; it
has a good stove and two cellars. The House
is well finished and convenient, on a deep lot,
and a little kitchen garden with paved yard,
and the water in the yard, for the accommo-
dation of a genteel family. Immediate posses-
sion may be had.
JOHN A. GILLISON,
No. 32, Light-street
Who has nji hand, and for sate,
A few pots of choice PicklesAlso,
Who wants to rent a small Shop.
July 1st. dlt.
Bank of Maryland.
Saturday the 4th instant, being the Anni-
versary af American Independence, this Bank
will be shut. For which reason, it, is requested
that the Bills and Notes, falling due on that
day, and on Sunday the 5th, will be paid on
Friday the 3d instant.
By order,
R. WILSON, Cashier.
July 1.____________________¦_______¦ dot
Notice.
The Mechanics' Bank of Baltimore, will
Jie shut on Saturday the 4th of July, in con
sequence, it is required that all paper due
at the Bank on that day, and on the' 5th will
be paid on Friday the third.
D. A. SMITH, C?sh.
IJuiyl. ____________d3t
For Sale,
The Lease of a small House and Store,
on the South side of Market street, in the
m6st central square. The store is at present
occupied lor Dry Goods, and will be Occapud
bv lite present tenant, for nine months to
ccrne i »nj person wishing to purchase the
Same will please to. apply to the printer.
N. B. The rent that will be coin ng to the
purchaser, for Hie nine months to come,, will
* amount to seventy five ..dollars.'
iek.
-JP:"
dv I.
d4t
Wm. tk Jerra Hoffman,
No. 3, South Charles street,
offer for Sale,
147 bales INDIA GOODS,
Consisting if
Oude Sahans,
Do. Cos'.lis,
Do MaitifflodTes,
Tandah ^ahan», and
Illidetgunge dj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
dlOt-eoIOt
Best Russia clean Hemp.
Russia'Shnetmgi") ,-., ,, , , ,
ShcrrvWine * $ entitled to drawback
AND
3000 bushels yellow Coin.
For sale by
SCHULTZE h VOGELER.
May 13.________________________________d
Peter Hoffman Ik Son
Have remair.ir^ of their Spring imputations,
(Entitled to.dra\vback on exportation)
Superfine Clotns',
Cassemiers,
Flannels,
Fancy Muslins,
Plain Cambric do.
Chambray Muslins,
Prints,
Cotton and Siik Hosier}',
Shirting Cottons,
Nuns and Colored Thread,
Knitting Cotton,
Fine Uats, &.C.,
And daily expect a further supply.
June 2._______________
d
COFFEE.
About 3600 lbs. prim" Green COFFEE,
landing From brig Lioness from Charleston,
and For sale by
FITCH HALL, Junr.
81, Bow'y's wharf
June 29.=_____________________d4t
British Canvas.
Just received per ship Francis, captain Curtis,
from Liverpool,
100 pieces heavy British CANVAS, as-
sorted from/No. 1 to No. 6.
And on hand,
150 pieces Ravens Duek,
50 chests Hyson, Young Hyson and Son.
ehongTeas, imported the present year,
100 boxes Spermaceti Candles,
An invoice of French Silks, consisting of
Damask Shawls, Stockings, &c.
30 barrels London Kenned Saltpetre, of a
Superior quality,
20 casks Green Copperas, .
15 do. winter strained Spermaceti Oil, ..
And a snail invoice of cheap COMBS, of
French manufacture, and saleable.patterns. ..
For sale by , . ,
CORNTHWAIT & YARN ALL,
No. 83,..Bo\ily's wharf.
6th mo. 26^_____ ]. .. -..df/., _ -
Landing- this.day/,.......
(in M'Clatt's -aharf, fic.m. on. tviirtl. schooner
, Ann, captain Kent, -,....'. »
S5 Uhds. weighing 5i>000 lbs. rich Moun-
tain TOBACCO.
And from, schooner Dolphin, captain George,
31 hnds. l->wer Rappahannock do.
For sile by ,
" -A. 8t R. B^UGHAN.
Bowly's wharf.
juneSQ. dfit.
Russia T}li^^^_^^_
Note, landing far tale,'
30 )ne-ctsfuit quality Russia Duck,
.¦ .-" In Store,
British Canvas and.Parens Duck.
..NATH : F."WILLIAMS,
No. 15, Dowry's wharf.
'June SO:__________^_ d'M||
Bloom Raisins, in boxes.
Just received and for sale by
CORNTHWAIT s YARNALL,
No. 83, Bowiy's.w'»arf.
6th mo. 30th. . __ vj.________d4t_
New-England Rum.
20 hhds. New-England BUM, landingfrom
on board schooner Phoenix, E. Gruby, mas-
ter, at the upper si:te ot Smith's Dock, and
for sale. Apply on board. ,
Jime 30. dlt
.. ._____________i __,___*i--------1-------------1--------1<--------¦
Alexander, Webster Si Co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
3600 well cured large size Spanish Hides,
10 qr. chests Hyson Tea,
14 do. Young Hyson do.
' 1 valuable case French Cambric,
2 cases Tahte Cloths, & Table Linnen,
?0 cases Martinique Cor Hat
12 cases China Pint Bowls.
June 30. c!4t-eo4t$
Rhode-Island Scythes,
Just received and for sale by
IZAK PROCTER.
33 dozen Passmore's Grass Scythes, ot the
very first qualiyt.
_ "P"* 23.':,_________ eo
Notice.
The Union Bank of Maryland will be shut
on Saturday the 4th July next. It is request-
ed that all Bills and Notes, due on that day,
and Sunday, be paid on Friday, during Bank
hours. Bills and Notes lor Monday's Dis-
count, must be lodged in Bank, uu Friday,
the 3d. .
R. HlGIMBOTOM, Cashier.
Jnne 30.____________________d4t
Wanted Immediately,
Boarding and Lodging for a Gentleman and
his wife, in a private and respectable family,
near the Post-Ofiice would be prefered. A
line left at this Office, directed to H. C. will
be immediately attended to.
lane '9.___________ d4t|
Sixth Regiment.
A Meeting- of the Officers cf this Regi-
ment rlre rcqucsttd'at Pcmphitlion'sHotel, on
THVRSDA Y EVENING, at six o'clock, for
the purpose of adopting measures for re-or-
ganizing the Regiment ; and th\. Colonel
has no doubt but that a proper spirit will be
evinced on this occasion, and that he -will be
immediately joined by all citizens capable
of bearing arms in his district, for the pur-
pose cf preparing ourselves, to shew an tin-
willingness to submit to any indignity offer-.
ed to our country.
JOSEPH EI A YS,
Qol. loth tiegt. \
- July i\ _____________
¦Militia Notice. -
The Officers belonging to the tMrty-ninth
Regimeth Maryland Militia, -will please
meet at my house, Nctv Church-street, on
THURSO A Y EVENING, 3d July, at seven
o'clock, to assist in reorganizing that rcgi-
n'ent, as the reiiublic mnyhd'oe occasion for
mtr services. JAMES MOSHER,
Lieut. Col. Cunt.
June 30, 1807.
Volunteers of Old-Town.
A meeting cf the Citizens of Old-Tcian,
viiihiitg to form a Volunteer Company, is
requested, at Mr. John Cox's Tavern, for-
merly Mr. Renshaw's, on Thursday eveneng
next, the 2rf July, at 1 o'clock.
June 80. dSt
For Sale,
And worthy of attention,
1~*HE Subscriber being in the decline of life,
. and desirous of withdrawing from bvisi-
ess, now offers for sale the following VALUA-
BLE PROPERTY, occupied by him, lying
in the centre of Chcstertonm, Kent county,
state of Maryland, viz.
jhot valuable LOT OF GROUND, a* the
corner of High and Princess-street, 198 feet
on the former, and 148 J feet on the latter, on
which a^e errected the following buildings :
A two-story frame House, now occupied as
a store, 50 feet on High-street, and 24 feet
on Princess street, weather-boarded with yel-
low poplar, dry cellar under the whole, and an
excellent garret with ten dormant windows.
A two-story Granary or Warehouse, 75 feet
by 32 feetan extensive garret with six dor-
mant windows.
A two-story brick House, 46 feet by 32
feet, with a large airy passage in the centre,
well-finished, & a,dry cellar under the whole
adjoining; which is a two-story frame Kitchen,
36 feet by 18 feet, with a room for a house-
keeper or nursery below, and bed-chambers
above. .
A' Stable with nine stalls for horses and
cows, a Carriage-House, Smoke House, Hen-
House, fee. ike. and an excellent Garden, with
a pump therein.
Also, a two-acre Lot of Ground, now in
timothy.
The above improvements are faithfully built
and in good repair ; and this very valuable pro-
perty is worthy of attention., and will be sold
on moderate terms. Any person, desirous of
purchasing, may apply to WILLIAM BA-
KER or ISAAC BURNESTON, Baltimore ;
JOHN KENARD or LAMBERT W.
SPENCER, Easton ; or to tire subscriber, on
the premises.
WILLIAM BURNBSTON.
Baltimore Price Current.
C O II B. E E T ED WEEKLY.
irtirles..
Bpea'd. ship,
Per.
c.vt.
navy,
pilot, '¦¦' ' '
Bee?, northern mess,' bbl.
ra!':;u, No.l,
, No. 2,-
BacOn, lb.
Buttes, for exportation,
Coffee, Bataviu,
W. India best gr,
. com.
Cotton, W. India island, -*».
Louisiana,
Georgi a, upland,
Sea-Island, '
Cordage, American,
Russia, . v
CnoCOEATE, -
Candles, mould
dipt,
spermaceti,
Cheese, American,
English, best,
Duck, Russia, bit.
Holland,
Ravens,
Russia Sheeting, piece
qut.
bbl.
bush,
est.
bbl.
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to PHILIP F. RA.
SIN U CO. arc earnestly requested to pay
their respective account*, or close the same
by bond or note, before the first day of January
next. Those whose .accounts may be standing
open at that!' date, may expect them to b«
placed in the hands of an attorney.
PHILIP F. RASIN & CO.
¦ Aiigust.20. , eSW
lb.
All my Creditors
Are request''J to take notice that I shall
afrpH' to Charles county court, at August
term, eighteen hundred and seven, for the
benefit'of the laws passed in favor of" Insol-
vent debtors, in the ycars^ eighteen hundred
ar.d five, and eighteen hundred and six.
JOHN E. HANSON.
Charles-couM.v, state of MaMand, June 5,
1807. l10J e2iv4t|!
ton.
lb.
lb.
ton.
Ftsh, cod, dry,
salmon,
herrings, (new)
mackerel,
shad, (new')
Flaxseed, rough,
cles-tsed,
Flour, superfine,
fine,
middlings,
rye,
Gpspowoin, Engl. 25
Do. Baltimore mantifac.
Grain, Indian corn, bush.
wheat, Virginia,
do. Mar j land,
Rye, -
Barley,
Clover seed,
Oats, ^H
Hemp, Russia,
Country,
Hops, ('freshJ
Hog's Lard,
Ihon, pig,
Country bar,
Russia,
Swedes, best,
Hoop,
Sheet,
Nail rods,
Castings,
Leather, sole, H_______
^Lumber, per XQOft.
oak, timb. & scant
boards, all sizes,
pine scantling, do.
boards, 4-4
do. 5-4
white do. com-. 4-4
do. clear, 4-4
shingles, cyp. 18 inch M.
juniper, 24 do. -
do. com. do.
staves, w. o. pipe
do. hhd.
do. bbl.
red oak. bbl.
do .biid"
hhd.heading,
Meal, corn, hun-dried, bbl.
Nahkins, short, pc.
Naval Stores,, tar, bbl.
pitch. ,
turpentine,
losin, r
spirits turpentine, gal.
varnish, bright,
black,
Pork, northern mess,
Prime
Cargo
Baltimore navy
Prime,
Pi ices,
B3
425
5.50
19 50'
13 50
11 50
10
15
30'
31
27
26
. 24
22
16
10
20
19
17
45
11
40
33
15
22
4 50
16
4 25
8
11
18
29
35
. 23
"none
12
30
20
50
13
45
35
23
plenty
dull
9
7 50
6
6
5
4
10
9
1
1
1
12
300
25 6 50
50
50 5
60
12
25
67
70
70
47
9
15
15
35
115
120
173
220
140
80
plenty
dull
40
120
110
225
150
90
lb
18
12
50
25
50
50
50
bbl.
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
6
4
65
35
25
14
25
'30
4
2
3
2
3
25
30
30
24
18
17 SO
20
17
15
19
2 25
2 25
1 30
3 50
3 50
8 50
5
70
40
16
85
50
87
25
50
ja
30
dull
do.
do.
do.
da.
do.
50
50
25
10
8
17
18
4 25
12
9
18
12
none
14
Windward.
Island
1 20
1 5
62
93
none
78
14 25
southern, 2d,
Plaister Paris, Fr. ton
Porter, London, doz.
Americas,
Rice, (new) per 100 lb.
Soap, American, white, lb.
do. brown,
Castile,
Saltpetre, rough, Am.
refined,
Sassatras, ton
S p ir its, Brandy, F. 4th p. gal.
Cog-niac, 4th p.
Barcelona, 1st p.
do. 4th p.
Gin, Hol'd, 1st p.
do. American,
Rum, Jam. 4th p.
St. Croix, 3&4
Antigua, 3 & 4
^^^^^^^^3d
3d
^^^^^^^ ^ 4th
American,
Whiskey,
Sugars, Havana, wliite, not.
do. brown,
clayed, white,
do. brown,
muscov. lstqual.
Louisiana
India, lstqual. -r-
loaf; lb.
lump,
ISalt, St. Ubes, bush.
Lisbon,
Cadiz,
Liverpool, blown,
ground,
Turks-Island,
Isle of May,
Shot, of all sizes, coif.
Tei'AOCo, Maryland, 100 11/.
fine yellow, 11st
Upper 1'atuxcnt, 1st
LewerPatuxent, 1st
Potomac, 1st, .
East shore, 1st
Virginia, fat,
do. middling,
Rappahannock,
Georgia,
Tai.low, American, lb.
Wax, bees,
Wines, Madeira, L.P. gal.
do. L. M.
I do. N. Y. M
Lisbon,
Sherry,
Corsica,
Teneriffe,
Claret,-
do. new
Malaga, _______________________
Port, 1 30 1 35
* Store prices.
§ Board measurement.
. f Cargu prices.
\ Second qualities of Pc?'i>»it, are 2 iollari
ess , Pokmuc isf. Eastern-slwe 1 dollar /»»¦«.
98
1 12
as
90
1
90
76
62
67
7S
47
48
14
10 25
12 50
11 50
10
9 50
10 50
20
18
45
40
35
43
60
60
12 50
'dpz.
g-al! .
1
50
50
50
50
50
14
40
50
15
12
10
20
68
80
13
13
13
45
plenty
50
13
8
7
6 50
5 50
7
6
5
none
S
33
3
1
1
1
1
1
10
40
95
30
Tkirn a late Lands:t. Pape*¦¦:. ,
lM AT FREEMASONS' HALL
¦On Tuesday the."i4th inst n very nume-
rous and highly respectable meeting of no-
blemen and gentlemen was Field attliis place,
for the purpose of concerting means for im-
proving the opportunity presented by tile ar
bolition of the slave trade, for promoting
innocent commerce and civilization in Af-
rica. The very late hour to which the der
bate in .the house of Lords, of the preced-
ing evening had been protracted, and an e-
lection at the Charter House, deprived the
meeting of several noblemen, who would
otherwise have been present. Yet.we dis-
tinguished in the room, besides his royal
highness the duke of Gloucester, who pre-
sided, the following noblemen and gentle-
men .
Earl Euston, Eafl Spencer, bishop of
London, bishop of Durham, bishop of Bath,
and Wells, bishop of Saint Daviq's; lord.
Valentia, lord Teignmouth, lord Headly ;
the chancellor of the exchequer; right honora-
ble J. C. Villiers ; sir John Newport, M.
P. ; sir V. Gibbs, M. P.; sir P. Francis,
K. B. ; lieut. gen. Vyse, M. P ; col. Barry ;
Dean of Carlisle ; revd. Dr Jo.vett, revd.
Dr. Macleod ; Samuel Whitebread, esq'
M. P. ; Thomas Bernard esq.,; H. Banks,
esq. M. P. ; Grenville Sharp, e>>q. William
Sharp esq. Wm. Smith esq. Charles Grant
esq. M. P. William Wilberfosce, esq. M. P.
Rober Thornton. Esq. M. P Henry Thorn-
ton, esq. M P Thomas Babbington, esq.
M. P. William Roscoe, esq. M P ; Thomas
Clarkson, esq. John Thornton esq, ; Ste-
phen Lushington esq. M P. Pascoe Grenfell,
esq. M P'; Robert Barclay, esq. ; C. W:
Wynn, esq. M P. W. M. Pitt, esq. M P.
John Simeon, esqr. M P, I: H. Browne.
esq: M P, John Maitland, esq: M P. John
Hud'llcston, esq. C. Grant, esq. jun ; J.
Wharton, esq. MP; J; Campbell, esq
W: H. Hoare, esq.
His royal highness opened the business of
the meeting in an elegant and appropriate
speech ; wherein, after congratulating ihe
meeting on that glorious and h^ppy event
the abolition of the s^ave trade, r.id advert-
ing in terms of wa.m eulogy to the merits
of Mr. Wtlbaaforce, be pointed out the
advantageous opportunity which that event
would soon oiler for the introduction of com-
merce of a benificial kind ; cf agriculture
and the other arts of social life, inty that
immense and hitherto unfortunate continent.
He considered the attempt so to repair the
injuries which Airica had sustained by its
intercourse with Europe, as a natural and
necessary prosecution of the sime just and
humane principles which had led to the a-
bolition of the slave trade, and as an effort
worthey the sxertions of a great and gene-
rous people. He also adverted to the ad-
vantages which would be likely to arise .to
the commerce and manufactures of this
country, from such liberal endeavors, if suc-
cessful.
His royal highness having received from
Mr. Wilberfqre a series of resolutions, ex-
plaining the objects pf the meeting, and
establishing a society for the purpose of
Carrying those objects into effect, conclud-
ed, by submitting those resolutions to the
consideration of the noblemen and gentle-
men present.
Earl Spencer, in a neat and concise speech,
signified his cordial concurrence in the reso-
lutions which had been proposed, and in the
general objects of the meeting. His lordship
expressed his great satisfaction at seeing so
large and highly respectable an assembly
convened for so noble a purpose, and was
peculiarly glad to hear of that opportunity
of professing publicly his approbation cf t.lieir
beneficent design, and his joy at the-abolition
of the slave trade, as he had been prevented
by. a long and severe indisposition from con
tributing his aid in parliament tc the success
of the bill which had lately passed i.no a
law ; a measure of which his lordship spoke
in glowing terms, as honorable in the high-
est degree to the national character.
Mr. Wilherforce very briefly explained the
general objects of the proposed institution,
on the value and importance of which it was
needless for him to expatiate, as they were
sufficiently understood and felt by every gen-
tleman who heard him. The detail of prac-
tical measures which it might be proper to
pursue, in order to excite and assist the spi-
rit of commercial, agricultural and other im
provements in different parts of Africa, must
obviously be litter to be discussed and settled
in a committee, which one of the resolutions
went to constitute, than at so large a gene-
ral meeting; but he trusted it would be found
very practicable to give, by making or en
couraging attempts, at improvement, on a
small scale, upon different parts of the coast,
examples of successful industry and moral
and intellectual improvement, which might
soon be widely imitated and extended, to
the unspeakable future happiness ot Africa,
and the great benefit of our own manufac-
turing and commercial interests. When, by
the private endeavors of the society, con-
ducted as they ought to be, with the utmost
caution and prudence, some happy begin-
nings were effected, it might be reasonaUy
hoped, that assistance would be given by go-
vernment and the parliament, towards ex-
tending, upon a larger scale, the same bene-
ficent system.
The Resolutions, were then put, and una-
nimously carried ; after which, the several
Resolutions of thanks to Messrs. Wilbetforce,
Granvillle Sharpe, and Clarkson, were moved
by different gentlemen, and also unanimous-
ly agreed to, with great and general applause.
On the last Resolution, for thanking the
Duke of Gloucester, which was moved by
Mr. Wilberforce, loud and long continued ap-
plause manifested the strong sense which.the
company entertained of His Royal High-
ness's zealous support of the cause of Africa,
in Parliament, and of the honor he did the
Institution, in consenting to accept the office
of Patron. His Royal Highness, in a feel-
ing and graceful manner, expressed his
sense of the honour done to him by the ap-
probation of so respectable an assembly ; and
declared, that it should he bis' ftonstact en-
deavour to,promote, to the'utmost of his
power, the noble ai)d inratejf jn'g ci'jf ct; of
tfe.- iasi.ittjticjtt.
, ¦ The Meeting adj?nrned4 to^ wait, the re-
port of the Committee. , v
Bif THIS DAY'S MAILS.
NKW-YOHK, June 30.
Arrived, ship Holland, Nieholls, 28 days
from Lucea, jam.- Left, Brig Twins, Jot,
New-York, discharging. June i2th off the
Havanna, saw a three-masted schooner, prize
to a British crnizer, from St. Domingo for
Baltimore. ' ..-,.-
Ship Clyde Alcorn, 56 days from Amster-
dam, and 41 from Plymouth. Left at Ply-
mouth the ship Le Roy, Gillies, and shipw
-------, Goodrich, both of N. York.
Brig Balance, -Mark, in 22 days from,
Anatto Bay, Jam. Left there, June 1, ship
Bellona, Barrett, fo'r New-York, in 5 days ;
sch'r Lucretia,' Fisher, for do. in 5; brisj
Ceres, Wood, for do in 3, sch'r Sampson,
Gilpin, for George-Town, the r.e^t day ;
sch'r Caty-A nn, Franklin, for Phihtielpni.i
in 2 ; June 13, off f-he Havanna., spoke bri-c
GLnantibay-Cook, Hudson, SSdaysfromK'. w«
Yort, for New-Orleans. Off the Bahamu.
Islands passed the sch'r Regulator, in agate
of wind.
Brig Ulysses, Gold, 15 days from Porto'Ri-
co. Leit, brig Carman, of Philadel-
phia, just arrived ; and sch'r Se:.flower of
do. June i£-m, spoke sch'r Alary, VV atersj
from Cape-Ann, Havanna ; and sch'r bttsjr*
from Saleth for Havanna.
Brig George, Wehlen, in 6 days from
Port mouth, N. H. inballast.
1: ig Polly, Wynkoop, in 20 days from
the City of St. Domingo. On Saturday, uv
la.\ 38, speke the ship Thomas, liom th&
Cape de Veids, for New-York.
Sch-.-. Enterprise*,"IngerseH, in i2 days .
from MatatrZles. Left there, June' i6, ship
Henry, Hughes, for New-York, uncertain.
when to sail; ship Kn'>:eiiia, Hilton,' for IV r-
ton : brig Mary, fiirdseil, of New-York, foe
Charleston! in a few days ; schr, Hope, No-,'
He, for New-York, next day ; schr. Betsy,
Ilolden, for do. do. ;' and s'chr. Comiuerce,
for Charleston, next day. Jruit iO, capt. J.
saw 8 or tO American fciigs and schooiitis, "
standing ?n far Havaiiiia,
Brig ActreiSjPu'utine. 18 days from Peint-
Petre (,G'uad.) Left ship Howards to sail ..u
7 days; ship Washington, in if days ; brig
Mary, Crafts, in 7 days ; aiid a numter iAt
eastern vessels, names unknown. Oft: An-
tigua, spoke the British schr. Maria, captain '.
Aiiderson. and treated politely.
Prig Gov. Trumbull, llun, tO days front-
Charleston. L< ft brig Dean, to sail in thiee
days. "."/<
Brig Luna, Starr, :0 days from Savannah..
Schooner Dorothy, Sexton, 8 days from'
Baltimore.
Schooner Maria, Blackmail, 9 days from
Richmond
Sch'r Rising Sun, lfc.net, from Eltaibi-'! ,
(n. c.) Left sloop Willing Maid, from New-
York.
Schooner Godfrey and Mary, Brown, TO
days from Bermuda...
Sch'r Only Daughter, Remsen, j5 days
from St. Croix. On Sunday tight, %-okw1
ship Thomas, 30 days from Nantes, fbr NeM'-
York.
Sloop Patty, Bevans, i-7 "days from St.
Thoma.s. The ,sch'r-Sljenns, Jones, ,-w.aa /..
chartered by Mr. Stillman, and sailed 4,day3:
before for St. Croix.. J.une 27,' spoke brig;-;:
Hercules, from Exuma;"for .New-London. '
Sloop Amicus, Place, i£tlays'from Turft*w '
Island. In Ut. 22,long. 76, spoke a BritiJ* :
sloop of war,.from.St. Don.ingpr.fur Li*e:-
pool, having'a packet under, convoy.. On
Sunday evening speke'brig P( lly, is dayss.
from St, Domingo, for New-York.'..
Sloop' Concord, Latham, iO days ftqmtr
New-Providence. Left sloop Molly, Cf "Phi-
ladelphia, just arrived. <
Sloop Ranger, Beck, 10 days from Sa-
vannah.
Below last night, 9 ships, i brig and, 3 :
schooners.
Cleared, ships Mrrcator, Perry, Liverpool j'
'Calliope, Taylor, Giia'daloupe.- '¦'¦'¦
EH1L'.DKLPH! A, July t.' - -
Arrived, ship Brothers,. Bray.,.ftToctego-
Bay, 32 days ; schr. Sunflower, Cathci.rr,
St. Mary's, 13 ; ' KittyrAnn, . Krar.klin,
Kingston, 27 ; Elijah Pigot, Kennedy, St.
Thomas, 13; sloops 'Three Sisters, Weeks,
Richmond, 7 ; Molly, Bockius, Nassau, a;
sloop Rebecca, Bigeh'W, Charleston, 8.
No arrivals at the Lazaretto.
Cleared, ship Little William, Brown,
Tonningen ; brig Dearborn, May, Boston j
schr. Kame, Sturdivant, do. ; Je* ersi ji,
Campbell, Guadaloupe ; Five Brothers, Ste-
vens, Antigua ; British schr. Fancy, Baker',
Newfoundland ; sleep Betsjr, Martin, Not«
folk; Ruth, Phippe* ditto.
Schr. Jason, Etis, her.ee, at Curracoa, im
24 days.
The ship Bengal, Donaldson, hence at
Calcutta.
From our Correspondent.
" Lazaretto, June 29.
" Yesterday arrived the ship Ohpatch,
captain Bousch, in 30 days from St. KiUs.
The sloop Prudence, of and 1or Tixiy, sailed
2 days before the Dispatch, and captain B«
spoke her on the 22d, in lat. S0, long. 73, 19
days out, all well.. Left the brig Mary, CjE
and for New-York, in 8 cr iO days.
" Also arrived, schr. Ann Pemiock, capt.
Fountain, in SO days from Basseterre, (Gt)
The sloop Rebecca sailed in ro. forN. Yenk
Left, brig Ruby, of and for N. York in 8 ok
10 days ; schr. Betsy, of Gloucester, for If,
York, in one week.
" Also, schr. Sea-Horse, capt. M'ConneB,
20 days from Matanzies. The Seta. Hop*-,
Noble, of and for Providence, R. I. and the
Experiment, for Charleston, sailed in c©
Left the ship Eugene, just arrived from Har
vanna ; Henry,of N. York, just aniitedfrana
Cadiz; schr Commerce, of ditto, for Charles-
ton in 4 days.
" Also arrived, sloop Molly, Bockius, 30
days from New Providence. The l.rig-------,
Huddell, sailed for New-York the same day
with capt. B.
" Also arrived,schr Kitty Aur., FrrjkJisr,
26 days hot.- Jamaica. Lift, bug Cymw,
of and for N. York in 9 ditys. VHiesq^sc»-
er Sukey and, Peggy, Con^hton ; .h tfersoii ;
and schr.jAgr.es, all taken, vessr b-aiid car^m*
condemned. Tlie -mate of the Sitkey aiwl
Peg^y c:\me passenger in The KJttj-ii raj.-
The brig aoroni, Pickle, arri-.cd S * :y. be-
fore stie sailed, frrm ,.Barrcoa, «heie f-he «ws
carried in by a Fie.nch privateer, and .-.riiAuisJ
of all her stores. .
" Tiiis mdiTiiagatrrrvetl >-d r. Elijah Prgc^
captain Kennedy, j2 days fxxm Si T:
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