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oapt. K. sailed. The day after he h ft St.
Thomas, -was boarded by the British armed
brig Suth.
" June 30. List ni-r;ht arrived, the ship
Rebecca, capt. Parkinson, 27 days from ' ay
enne. Left no American vessels. June 16,
kit. 27, 25, long. 65, 4, spoke the Generous
Friend, of and from Philadelphia, 8 days
out, bound to Jamaica, all well; two days
before, was boarded by a Spanish privateer,
and treated politely. June 22, in lat. 33,
47, long. 70, 24, spoketheship Thomas, of A
for N. Y. from Cape de Verds, 27 days out,
all well.
Nassau, (N. P.J June 4.
Arrived on Monday, the private vessel of
war Mayflower, Geo. Johnson, commander,
with the Spanish brigantineMaria, her prize.
The Maria was one of a fleet ef 27 Spa-
nish merchant vessels proceeding along the
coast of Cuba, under convoy of several
gunboats,, and having put into the port of
Barney, on that coast, she was cut out by
the May-Flower, and brought to this port
for adjudication. She has on board about
450 boxes of sugar.
j£7" Schr. Flora, Carr, ef Bristol, (R. I.)
touched here on Tuesday, in 85 days from
the coast of Africa, with eighty-six Slaves,
bound to Charleston, and sailed the same
day. Left there the brig Jane, of Liver-
pool, to sail in 3 or 4 weeks for Barbados,
snd brig Three Sisters, of Warren (R. [.)
H. M. S. Driver, captain Love, arrived
yesterday from a crnize.
The schr. Friends, captain Sweeting, sail
ed on Tuesday,.for Philadelphia.
La Diligeute brig, of j<5 guns, captain
Hall, arrived at Kingston on the 14th nit.
froin a cruise, with the Spanish brig San
Pedro, lately the .ilexandrine of this port,
of 14guns, from Cnrfhagena bound to Tri-
nidad laden with cotton, cocoa and Peruvi-
an bark, captured by her off the former
port on the Oth instant.
ThciDeconverteOnptiire-.lby.in Hnglt5h.brl|»
lo;>:(< d with coffee, fromPojt de Paix, bound
to New-York, which she sent to Jamaica.
CHARLESTON, June 19.
Arrived, ship Minerva, Buvdick, N. York,
6 JayS ; brij^s Friendship, Clempns, Cadiz,
34 ; Susannah, Bimrdey, Kingston, 24 ;
schs. Milly, Bythewood, Richmond, II ;
Tiicm.is Jefferson, Watt, Nassau, 3 ; Mercu-
ry, Tukesbury, Portland, 20 ; sloop George,
Fowler, N. York, 6.
Mir.ireri, ship Maria, Johnson, Lagona,
(Spanish Maia) ; schs. Kiiieiprize. Snow,
Barbados ; Betty, Jenkins, Nassau, N. P.
. * June 20.
Capt. Clem wens, of the brig Friendship,
which arrived from -adiz on Thursday last,
brought dispatches for our government from
G. W. Irvine, Esq. charge des affaires at the
court of Madrid. They were forwarded by
the mail of the same evening.
Arrived, ships wistides, Williams, Liver-
pool, ft'O days ; Pierce Manning, Pratt, Ha-
vanay:6.
Cleared, ships Northern Libwties, Watt,
Greenock : Governor Claiborne, Sherwood,
r< frica , Eunice, Mauley, Barcelona ; Fa-
vorite, Potter, Philadelphia.
ALEXANDRIA, June 30.
Arrived, scli'r General Piuckney, Low,
St. Jar
Navy, Washington. J
The Secretary of Wai was expected to
arrive in this city last night, and the Secre-
tary of the Treasury is expected to-day.
Aftei their arrival, a full consultation will,
no doubt, be iiad with regard to the measures
called for by the crisis, the delay in taking
wwich has probably arisen from their ab-
sence.
In the Gazette of Tuesday last, we gave
(from the « Herald") the letter which
was received from the impressed Ameri-
cans now on board the Bellona. The fol-
lowing is from the Norfolk Ledger (an
evening- paper) of the same date.
w Letters have been lecei .'od by the Col-
lector of this port, from tiie following men
on board the British ship Bellona, captain
Douglas, staling that they are Aniencan ci
tizens—hhn Iloldridge, William Roberts*,
John Barnes, Jeremiah Holmes, John Harts-
m'n, James FarrelL James. Craig, Emmery.
Griffin, Stephen Pindel. ConradSmith. Jcri'i
lleary, John Hayton, ¦ Petee White, George
Begins, Charles Washington. William Alters,
born in Accomack county, has a family
there, and where all" his relations reside,
William Wt-re, a native ot the county of
Baltimore, Scott's Fields, Maryland, Served
his time in Eliicott's M1IW5 26 years old, S
feet 5 inches high, brown fcrtnplexiori, dark
hair and eyes, a scar on h.. forehead, and
another on his thumb ; said to be one of the
men taken from the Ches.nie.-ke.
Descriptions taken from the Register of
Seamen, in the Collector's Office, Norfolk :
John H.rtsman. born in Baltimore, Mary-
land. 4 feet, 7 inches high, 14 years old.
John Hi Idrielge, born in Germantown,
Pennsylvania, 28 years old, 5 feet 7 3-4 inch-
ches high.'
J,..-net Craig, born in Cumberland county,
Pennsylvania, 21 years old, 5 feet 10 1-2
inches, fresh complexion.
* i'Here are 4 rnenof this name described in
the Register—one born in Norfelk, 5fe«t 3 3-4
inches high, 39 years old, fresh compleiiou—
une burn in New-York, 4 feet 10 inches high,
fair complexion, iS years old—one born in
Njtsemond c'-imty, Virginia, 18 years old, 5
feet 3 1-2 incb^'s ltig+, brown complexion "
:t?" We are authorised to say, that Tho-
mas Poultney is not a candidate for a Di-
rector in the Union Bank of Maryland.
Kingston, May 22.
The American brig Hero,, of Portland,
captain O'Giady, from St. Domingo, bound
to Philadelphia, detained-by the Decouverte
schooner was brought-mto Port Royal yes-
terday.
25—Arrived, brig Two Brothers, Jones,
Beaufort, 15 days.
26—Arrived, sch'r Victory, Christie,
Havana, ro.
27—Sailed; sloop Peter, Donald Charles-
ton.
28—Sailed, brig Thetis, Thomson, N.
York.
29—Sailed, sloop Sylvia, Lliljman, Balti-
jnore. The brig William, from New-Ha-
ven, has arrived at Bridgetown, Barbados.
Fourth of July.
The " Baltimore Typographical Society"
and all those persons (amounting nearly to
tine hundred) -whose signatures are on the lists
of the committee appointed to make arrange-
ments for the celebration of the Anniversary
of our Independence, are requested to meet on
FRIDAY EVENING, the 3d instent, at
half-past seven o'clock, at the house of Mr.
John Wray, 55, North Gay-street.
T. LEAK IN, Sec'y.
July 3.
Sale of Property,
By Cole & I. Bonta!, Aucfrs.
The House and Lot, late the property of
Simon Donnelly, deceased, which have been
heretofore advertised for sale, will ht dis-
pu«c.d of To-morrow Morning, at V o'clock.
All the Furniture, consisting of Beds' and
Bedding, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Sic. &c.
will be sold at the sairie time, fenns of sale
oasli. JOHN E. HALL, Atlm'r. -
JUjr.3.____________________;________.
Sale by Auction.
On F HID AY,
The 3d Julv, at 12 o'clock, at Donnell's wharf,
mil he sold on a liberal credit,
233 logs first quality Mahogany,
^0 tons I.ogwooJ.
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
July 1.___________________________
Sale by Auction.
On FIUDAY,
The 3d'-Jidy, "t 5 cfclock in the. afternoon, txill
be sold on the premises,
The Corner LOT of GROUND on Liber-
ty and North West-streets, opposite to the
Rev.'Dr. Bend. The title papers to which
are now complete, find tb« parties concerned
are det.o •mined to sell without reserve.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
bale by Auction.
ON MONDAY,
Tht^tl' instant, at 1 J. o'clock, aif Mr. Donnell's
•uihaif, Jfell'i Poirt, mill be sold, on 60 and
90 days credit, for decollate/ the uii'/eiwritern,
336 bales dameged MtiCHA COFFEE,
imported in the Sup Oriental, William \Ves»,
master, from Mocha.
VAN WYCK & DOHSET,- AtictVs.
Jniy.a:_________________
..-_;. ' _ For Sale,
i. A. Nftjfro BOY, abor.t 1! year* bW. Tn-
tjuirc at this Offic,;. jo!-. I
Sale by Auction. •
On TUESDAV NEXT.
T'if 7th instant, ic L"! o'clock, ' the ir-ctjnn
re an, at the At..- of Freaejiti-itrsU dock,
vii'l i'C sold,
11 hhds. Jamaica Rum,
2 do. Mohwse.s,
750 hhds. Piments,
ITV'O feet MahDgfcny,
40d Cocoa Nuts,
2 Old Anchori,
jSt'O-'lo. old Iron,
dCoO He old funk;
300 lbs old Copper,
' 190 doe old Lead.
Imported ill the schoonerExpetiment, Lor.
irig", it',.:s er. from famaicu.
VAN WVCt; St DORSEY, Auct'rs.
July >.________________________
Sale by Auction.
ON TUESDAY,
TheTih inst. at tiie Jticiion room at'he he.td
of F-edcick-ilreet Uock, iitiil be sold on a libe-
ral credit,
Madeira Wine,
In pipes and halt" pipes, of a superior qua-
lity made from toe rirst vintages on the
south siele of th;
o'clock, A. M." oh the premises. ,
JOHN HLTisTER, Sheriff.
Jniya ______________
For Boston,
The Schooner
yiilPE/iSON'.
^t#»rf- Captain David Hall ;
5S-3^&r"1 Ready to receive a cariro, 8t
will be dispatched in a few days. For fVeiirht
apply to D. L. TMOMA.S,
Ship Broker.
July 2._______________________________d4t
Fork for .bale.
The Subscriber offers for sale on the most mode-
rate terms,
230 barrels second and third quality PORK,
recently repacked and inspected.
THORN DICK CHASE,
No. 39, Thames st. F. Paint.
July 2d, 1307. ________^L^
To Let,
That new and commodious two-story brick
DWELLING, situate in North Charter-et.
a few doors above Churclnt'-eet, and ad-
joining the residence of Mr. George Cros-
dale, in point of neatness and convenience,
this Houss is calculated to please, and wilt
be found to he surpassed by few. Tei'ms
will bo made known by application to
CHARLES L. BOEHME.
July 2._________________________ d4t
For. bale,
A likely Negro GIRL, about 2." years of
age, she is a very good plain cook, under
sands washing mid ironing-very well and all
kinds of house work, the is sold for no' fault
and no person out of the citv need to apply.
_Juiy2____________ Ait
To be Rented,
That commodious three-story brick HOUSE
No. 252, Baltimore-street, well calculated
for the wholesale Dry Goods Business. />..s-
session maybe had ofthe Dwelling part imme-
diately, and the store and ccllfcr on the first of
October ensuing. A-pply to
WALTER JENKINS.
_J"B_ne 2.______________d4t
Wanted Immediately,
A,WOMAN who understands cooking St
house work, and can be well rccemmended.
Applv at this Office.
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Green Turtle.
TURTLE SOUP will be served upon the
Table ofthe fountain Inn, on MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at 2 o'clock, and from 11 till
2, in the Public Room, duvinp; the season,
fAMES BRYDKN.
N B. Private Families can be served.
_____ June2. T'h-S
To be Sold,
A well finished two-story Brick Dwelling
HOUSE, in fee simple, situate on Mulberry
near Howard-street, at present occupied by
Mr. Bainbridge ; possession will be given the
first of October next, or sooner if desired___
A description of tiie Lot and the terms may
be known by applying at my office in Water-
street, opposite the office of the Baltimore
Insurance Company.
CAARL&S GHEQTJIHE, Broker,
"Who continues to purchase and sell all
kinds of Stock ; also, Tobacco, or any other
Merchandize ; Bills of Exchange on Europe,
or on the continent. He ofiers fop sale, a
few Shares of Water Stock, Union Insurance
Slock ; and 60 Shares of Mechanics' Bank
Stock. Also, nbout 3(j "tons Logwood, on
moderate terms.
WANTED.,
A small amount of 3 percent United States
Stock, and a few iharesin the Farmer's Bark,
lie purchases and sells all kinds of real Pro-
perty—and has now for .-.a'.e, several well se-
cured .Annuities, on advantageous terms.
July 2.______________________dftt
Land for Sale,
About 380 acres of Woodland, from niie
to ten miles from Baltimore, on the main
road to Ellicott's u per Mills: there is a 'arge
quantity of timber and wood on this tract;
it is allowed by good judges that it will ave-
rage considerable more cords of wood par
acre, than will pay the price I ask for it, as
it stands, without any expence or trouble in
cutting. The price of fire wood the last
winter, with tiie increasing- scarcity of that
I article on the tide v/a'ers, .ndn»ir Baltimore,
it is thought will make this proper!) of great
value in a few years, to one that has the
n-.o-.ii-y to spared Tiie whole may he. sold to-
getlier or had in lots, as may best suit pur-
chasers, one half the money will be required
in hand, for the other half, tv.o or three years
credit will be given. Mahlon Ely, living
near the premise?, will shew the Laud ; and
the terms inude known on application to Jo-
seph Townscnd, Baltimore, or to
K:,idON WILLIAMS,
' Selby Milly Ttft mo. 3 BroKft,
Fr axis H>.Uing«viorth. "
7th n>Q. 2d-__________ ___ __ d2t$
The following Gentlemen are
recommended as new Director-! ofrheUMoni
Bank of Maryland, and willlbe supported .,t
the ensuing election by
A NIMBEit OF STOCLH0L.DEK8
Joseph H. Nicholson,
Robert Pcuiersmi,
Joseph Toting,
Francis Hotliigstnorth,
Matthew Brown.
_ J"fr% ___________ dStf
Bailhnore Independent da.
Are requested to attend, a meeting of
company, at 'Mr. Fulton's Tavern, on Fll -
Dk}itE RIFLEMEN, are re-
quested to m-tt t Mi fin^e/sTavrn, How-
ard street, en FilioAY EVENING, the 3d
instant at B o'clock, for the purpose if re-
[crgnizing the Company.
1 ROBEBT ALLEN.
July 2. ________
TWO ROYAL TIGER?,
MALE (Jf FEMALE.
THESE curious Ammals, lately imported
from Surat, in Asia, are the first that ever
reached any part of this continent. On their
arrival they wire not a year old They are
nine fei 1 longhand three lectin height. Their
crowns designate them as royal, and peculiar,
to Asia. When full grown, their bulk is tre-
mendous, much superior in size to a lion, and
of prodigious strength. Their color is a bright
yellow, Beautifully marked with long stripes of
black, which run in the same direction as their
ribs, with oihrrs across their thighs.-------The>
Tigers in Asia are tiie scourge of the conn vy ;
insidious, bloodthirsty and malevolent, pre-
ferring the human flesh for their sustenapce
to that ef wild beasts. They lurk among the
bushes, and bound 011 their prey : if they suc-
ceed, and are undisturbed, they plunge their
heads into the bodies ofthe animals, up to their
eyes, as if it were to satiate themselves with
blood, before they tear them to pieces It
attacks the lion or elephant, and is truly said
to Be the most powerful animal in the wi.r!d.
. Tiie Ladies and Gentlemen of this town and .
vicinity are respectfully invited to lose no time
in viewing these extraorduiaiy animal*, as
there never was arid probably never W'H be
exhibited any others so worthy of their atten-
tion. As the trouble and expence .attending
tin in re normous, itisiinposiiMefbrihcKeepcB
er to tarty longer in a place, than while htt-
meets with encouragement. He therefore so-
licits their speedy attention.
N:B. The c;.ge in which the Tigers ares
confined is very strong, so that no danger may
be apprehended from tiiera
To be seen at JAMES FEUOK's, Hone-
Mai-lt.et.
if J'- Adinittar.ee, 25 cents for grown per.
sons i children, half price.
_¦ JulyS._____________ , d-lt|[_
Just Received
iMfor tale-by tlie subscriber,
300 bins Tar, Pitch and Turptaitine,
:>o dp. Varnish,
13,000 White Oak Staves.
ALSO,
An invoice«f DRUGS, consisting of
Balsam Copi'i,
Gun; Copal, and
.Semi—Hark.
A AJttSQJJ,
iW, Calvert street^
Jun«>9.. e
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