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FEDERAL GAZETTE.
~~Tr~MONDYY, JULY 6.
Several vessels on their way to sea, have |
put baclc in consequence of the Intelligence
from-Norfolk.
From our Correspondent at Richmond, j
July i- i
" Nothing of importance has occurred
since the town-meeting. This evening A.
Bmr goes to the Penitentiary."
. From our Correspondent at Boston.
Tliiv Ranger. Sherburne, of Baltimore,
pissed Elsinenr April 36, 1807.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
'' New-York, July i.
" ARRWED, i
«The ship Betsy, Lucns. 45 days from
Liverpool. June 22, lat. 44. long. 65. spoke
sh!p Lttona, !Yl'Ctea 7 days from S. York,
fbr Liverpool. 24th, kit. 40, 54. long. 66,
Was bvlrliauled by a British schooner. 20'. b,
lat. 10, HO, long. 62, 45, spoke brig Harmo-
ny. tJi-i/y, from Boston, for Alexandria.
" The ship BrU|iant, Gibbs, of New Bed-
ford. 42 days frrm Cherbourg. [NO SE
CON!)1 BATTLE, but the armies were close
together.- Captain G. gave his latest pipers
to a British ship.] Left, May 22. ship '. nrt,
to sail in a few days for New York ; brig
Eliza Il'aley, ready to sail for England s brig
Commerce, of do. ready for Lisbon. May
24, 86 leagues west of Scilly, spoke ship
j. i.ii- lexnnder. Snow, of New-Btdford, 34
days from Leghorn for Copenhagen. Sfith,
lat. 40, 30, long. IT, spoke ship *¦ mcrican
Eagle, of New Yoil , i days from Liverpool,
for Wilmington ; next day, tlie brig William,
Waters, of New-York, todays From Charles-
ton, for Rotterdam, with Dutch prisoners;
same day, brig Saily, of Newport, 21 days
from Baltimore, fcr '.msterdam ; same day,
ship William, 15 days from Baltimore, fbr
Amsterdam, having on bnnrd the crew of
tlie Ihitish brig Jason, which was wrecked
in long. 52 ; same time, the William spoke
an American ship having on beard the crew
of the ship Liberty, of New Castle, wreck
ed the same time. June 17, Int. 18 long.
¦46. spoke brig Happy ..ouple, 9 days from
B ttiAofe, for Bordeaux. 20!h. lat. 32, long.
59, spoke the British ship George, from Cape
Francois, for London. 2»tli, lat. 44, ship
Stranger, of New-York, 47 days from Liver-
pool, for Nantucket.
" TS.e British ship Brilliant, BafSs, i0 days
from Liverpool, N. S. The brig Hope was
to sail-in 5 days for New-York.
" Tie brig Lion, Culluin, 34 days from
Montsto Bay, Jatnaica, Left, ship Fanny,
Mathews; Aim CJreenhill: favorite, Mackle;
Maria, HnzZy ; Hiram, Golpin, all of N.
York. June 19, was boarded try the 'i
of SO guns, and treated politely, she
having two privateers, captured off Cuba.
30th, Ship Bristol Packet, of Portsmouth, 24
hours from Philadelphia for Bordeaux. 29th,'
sliip Triton, of Baltimore, 80 hours from
.Korfolk, for *msterdaflt.
" The brig Friendship, Don. 25 days from
N- Orleans, and 21 from the Baliste. Passed
in the river, bound up, ship HriituS, from N.
Yoik ; James Madison, from Bordeaux ; H.
B. Triest. fro--. Jamaica : rWhi, f N. York,
fromLa Vera Cru7,; Ethiopia i. fibm Charles-
ton ; Thetis. N. York Sailed in;CO. ships
Fair American, and J a met and William, for
Philadelphia ; "and pait d from the brig Sar-
tiere., from Havana, for Philadelphia, 8 days
sinr.e.
li Th«' brig Margaret, Messerve, of, and 37
days from, N. 0'1> an's. In the river, bound
li'p, brig Ueorge, Dnrrjll, 66 days from Bor-
deaux rand brig Eliza, Taylor, 10 days from
Hav;.nna.
'* The schr. Betsy, Holdetf, IS days from
Matanzas. June 26, was detained 2 hours
by the Indian sloopofwar. Left,ship Hen-
¦ry. Hughe s, of New Yoi k ; brig Mary, Cor
nell. of ditto ; .ship Eugene, for Boston, in
7 cays ; Pegasus, of (. harlestor. ; schr. Ve-
nus, Hutcflins, of Hiddifrid, just arrived ;
Ann and Eli™, of Providence,, do.
" The sch'r Eliza SiSsom 16 days from
P. Petre, Guadaloupe. Sailed in CO. brig
Mary, for N. York. The ship Howaid sail ¦
*d the day before for do. Left ship Wash
j.igt'oft, Formm, for N. York in 10 days ;
"bids Rising Sun ; ship Eliza, for Norfolk ;
sch'rs' Ceres, for Charleston ; and Mercury
for Boston. June 21, lat. 24, long. 67, was
boarded by a Spaiiish brig from Cadiz for
Porto-Rico.
'¦ The sch'r Eliza, Benjamin, 5 days from
Philadelphia.
" The sloop Richard Alfred, Terbeil, 16
days from Havanna. June 29, lat. 30, 32,
spoke «ch'r Rebecca, Bishop, of N. York, 22
days from N. Orleans for Baltimore. Left,
brigs Cumberland, of Portland ; Friendship,
of Boston ; Susan, Bowen, and Eunice,
Sinitli, both of N. York ; sch'rs Regulator,
Lawrence, of N. York ; Francis. Newman,
of Charleston, and Rebecca of Philadelphia.
" Cleared, ship Delaware, Thompson,
Amsterdam ; Hanover, Williams, Amster-
dam : brig Fame, Veale, Leghorn, sch'r Ma-
ria, Clark", Martinique ; Jane Barns, Wilson,
St. Croix ; Dreadnought, More, Halifax ;
Mary & Eliza, Scton, Trinidad; Mariner,
Gale, Corracoa; brig Lovely Lass, Wheeler,
Savannah.
" Extract from the I»g book of the Reve-
.nue Cutter Active. Monday June 29th,
i807, Cape Henry bearing South, distant
about 2 leagues. At half past four, put the
pilot on board of the pilot-boat.—.bout this
time a ship of the line, then about 2 leagues
distant, fired a gun ,to bring us too ; and at
the same time manned one of her cutters arm-
ed With a swivel, and gave chace for three
quarters of an hour, during whieti time they
fired three times. Finding they could not
come up with us, gave up the chace, being
at that time about one mile and three quar-
ter^ from us. At 8 P. M. saw a ship or some
other vessel directly in our wake, until half
past 10,'ha'ving altered her course, as we al-
tered ouis, supposed to be a cruizer."
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
Since we issued our last number (Friday
evening) the town has been full to overflow-
ing, and the citizens not a little agitated,
-with rumors and reports. We are not in-
sensible of the weight of these matters, nor
-will we ever appear slow to hand tlie dread-
; ful word from our commander. But we \vill
'fee permitted to suggest the propriety of
4g«htmgra4ii4* the wncity auillon ; Eliza,
Batch, Charleston ; brig Augusta, MeziCk,
Baltimore ; and Jane, Price, N. London ; all
waiting trial ; ship Cicero, Smith, for Phila-
delplria in 2 or 3 days ; ship Eliza, Horton,
Newburyport, iu 10days; schooner Uosan-
na, Mull, tried 3 or 4 weeks before, waiting
the decree ; ship Baltic, Donaldson, con-
demned ; schr. Felicity, Fales, for Antigua
in 5 days ; brig Charlotte, Jones, (arrived 9
days before) for Baltimore.
The ship General Mercer, hence to Rot
terdam, has been lost at the entrance of the
port. The Bremen barque Europa, hence
to Bremen, has been carried into Plymouth.
The ship Hope, Dashiell, hence, has arrived
in the Weser.
July 4.
Arrived, brig Lucy-Ann, Mitchell, twenty-
four days from Maracaybo - coffee, cocoa &
hides -Robert & Alex. M'Kim. June 22,
lat. 20, long. 73, spoke schr. Philip; Tabor,
from Alexandria, for Jamaica, 13 days out.
Off Jacmel, was boarded by a French priva-
teer under English colors, robbed of a quan-
tity of coffee and dry goods, all the cabin
stores, cook's 11 nsils, spare rigging, and six
fathoms new caele.
Also, ship Roboreus, Hall, 64 days from
Liverpool wilt and crates—Willi; i
Left a number of vessels, uefbre reported.
May 21, 10 leagets from Madeira, was board-
ed by an English frigate, and treated polite-
ly. 'June 16, lat. 28, 50, long. 61, 50, spoke
brig Washington, from New-Yovk. for Gna-
daloupe, out 12 days. i4th, spoke brig Gtis
tavus, fVoBi New London, for Barbados, with
cattle on deck.
Also, schooner Hope, Dawson, 19 days
from Laguira --indigo, coffee, cocoa or hides
—L. Tiernan and Co. Left brig Spencer,
Farrell, for Baltimore, Uncertain; Atnphftfite,
Hawley, for Philadelphia, do.; John Hazard,
Connell, do. do.; Pocohontas, Herrick, for
Baltimore, do. ; Lark, Bell, for Salem, in 3
or 4 days ; sloop Alert, Noble, do. do. ; brig
Five Betsies, ¦ of Beverly, uncertain ; schr.
Three Friends, Sears, just arrived.
Captain D. informs, that two American
prisoners that were in jail in Laguira, had
been released, and one put on board the sloop
Ale: t, for Salem ; does not know whether
they were of Miranda's crew.
July 3.
Ship Two Friends, Williams, hence, has
arrived at Leghorn.
Sale by Auction.
TO-MORROW, (TUKSDAY,)
The 7th, at 11 e'cl ti, ti"',/ be to d an Smith's
tuhtirf, appmue to Mr. W Uter Mushett's iifare-
house,
50 tierces Rice,
For aecrAut of those concerned.
' THOMAS CHASE, Anct'r.
July 6. ______......________
bale by \uction.
TO-MORHGAV MO'l'TINO,
The 7th imta't, at 10 o'clock, at our miction.
room, at the heuJ of FreiiiI ick sti cei dock, will
a-nimence the sate of
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
And at 12 o'cLci,
62 hlids. Muscovado St g ir,
47bM.« ditto ditto,
500 bags Green Coffee, just landed,
20 puncheftns Jamaica Rum,
A quantity of Bar Lead,
5 pipes Gin,
Brand., Teas, Chee«e, Vinegar, &c. &r.
VAN WYCK iff DOUSE.Y, Auct's.
__.'M-e. ^_________________
Sale Further Postponed.
The sale of the property of Henry Henn,
advertised for sale this day, is further post
poned until Wednesday the 8th insUat, at 10
o'clock, A. M- on 'he premise
JOHN HUiSTER, Sheriff.
Jrfy 2___________________________
For Sale, Freight or Charter.
ir-rx . The Brig NANCY,
-?»>x*82*V.V Bur'ben .09toiis ; is well found,
wB "V Si?and will be ready to receive a
cargo m 5 days. Apply to
THOMAS MAREAN,
No. 9, Bawly's wharf.
Who also offers f< i Sale,
Her cargo of Pl.AISTER PAKIS.
July 6._________________d4t||
For Sale, Freight, or Charter,
^r The Ship
^•SJiP&V RoaoiiEus,
*SKjJ3!53£- Burthen about 1400 barrels,
in complete order and will be ready to receive
a cargo in about 6 days. Apply to
WM. TAYLOR..
Who has imported in laid ship,
About 5000 bushels fine Liverpool SALT,
and has in *>tore, nboiit 68sJ0 bushels more
which lie offers for sale.
July 6________.___________eo4tt
Fresh Lemons.
Just received, and for sale by the suitcribers,
SO buxcs, Fresh LEMONS.
CORNTHWAIT h YARNALL,
8j BOwIy's wharf.
_ Fthj^fj.Gtb.___________________d4t_
Naval Stores.
For Sale, the CARGO oftht sch'r Good intent,
from Washington, N, C.
130 bbU. PITCH,
100 do. TAR,
50 do. ROS!N; VARNISH &. SPIRITS
TURPENTINE.
'Apply to.......
n. BURROUGHS,
Near the Market,, Fell's.Point.
_ July 6. - ' .... . ¦ .. . d4t .
To Rent,
TWO STABLES in'UoSers'-al!ey,>bnck. of
the late Franklin-Hotel Inquiry .of Henry
Peak, Nq. lli\ Market street. ,->,-.;
N. B. Tltey.wiy uccyni'iioda'e ?4 Horses..
'" may |oY: ' ' ' '' ' ' '-¦•W
Madeira Wine,
For sale by tlie subscriber, best old Lon
don Particular Madeira Wine, in pipes, Mids.
and quarter casks, from the most arppreved
vintages oi siauli side ot the Lf.-ind, and se-
lected by a. jrentleni'in residing'there, whose
taste and judgment is unequalled, ft which
on comparison will he found superior to an;'
on sfcle in tiiis city.
'HENRY THOMPSQNV
July 6, 1S';7. dit toot
City Commissioner's Office.
n.u.Tiinne, fulv (StH. IHQ7.
NOTICK IS HERKKY GIVEN,
That the Citr Commissioner's wiil inert on
F UOAY NEX 1', the Mu inatai t, at nine
o'clock, A. ,'vl. to establish the boundary lines
of a piece or parcel of ground situate on the
West side of Gay street formerly-leased h»
Alex.i ider Lawion, to David M*Me«t»n, and
by him assigned ts Peter Uackenheimer, and
by said Maelcwnheimer i,ssirrned to J din Gross,
and by sa.d Gross assigned to Frederick Ley-
pold.
Those who ure interested are requested to
attend with the Surveyor, Land Marks, and
Papers nccesssry for establishing said lines
By order of the Board,
SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk.
July S________________-s "
JOHN WIlIl'E.
July 6, 1S07.___________________d£m
200 Dollars Kevvcuxi.
Ranaway from the su1 s.-riber, li-.ing in the
citv of Baltimore, on Sunday the 21st ultimo
a Negro MAN, named ISAAC, aged about
25 years, about fi fret high, v< vy hirg" body
and strong m;de, bends forward from his
middle up, bus a custom of throwing
up his head, or looUii.g up when spoken to,
very large flat feet and slovenly in his walk
Had on a Tickienbui.g shirt, and trowsers,
and a new red striped Swansdown under
jacket ; by trade a bricl;-ir,ake.r, fond of
drink, and very quarrelsome. It is presumed
that Isaac is harnoieu in the eity, by some
persons who encouiaged him to runaway. Al-
so ranaway on the 31st Ji.nusirv, lt!o6, a Ne-
gro M AN n-med FRANK BRICl', about i6
years old, 5 feet 7 or 8 Inches high, two of
his upper teeth oot, a well looking, smart,
and w»ll spoken fellow, rather slim made, he
plays on the fiddle. I purchased this fellow
of Mr. James Brice, who resides in Farley
Hundred, Kent county Maryland; hia wife
and child (who are free) went oft' with him j
she is a short, fat, likely woma», and the
child about 8 years old ; the man is a good
sawyer, and accustomed to workinship yards ;
Frank has been seen in Philadelphia, at a
boarding house kept by a Negro named Tho's
Bell, in Race.street Whoever takes up s:dd
Negroes, and secures them in Baltimore jail,
shall receive, if taken in the c;tj, or within
twenty miles thereof, fifty dollars, if a greater
distance within the state, one hundred dollars,
and if out of the state, the above reward,
or in proportion for either of them.
All Masters ifvessels and all others, are fore-
warned agiriii'st hurburiiig, or tarrying off s.:i*l
¦ ':. a at their peril.
¦" HUGHES.
July 6._______________
To the Members of the Library
Company of Baltimore.
gentlemen',
It is now eleven years since the ceratnence-
ment of the Library Company of Baltimore ;
in tifs thort period of time, a taste for useful
reading, and polite literature, has evidently
arfead among the young of both sexes A
progression so pleasing in its nature, and be-
n lici. 1 iu its effects, which the institution
has certainly accelerated, cannot fail of secur-
ing to it, a continuance, of protection and pa-
tionage.
A Library, formed with a due respect to
Religion, and morals, which dees nut exclude
works of genius, and amusement, which
contains the must esteemed writings of everv
country, and the best boelts on the'different
arts, and in every branch of science snd lite-
rature to whose ample stores, all persons
may have access ht a tr,fling expence, must
rank amongst the most useful, and laudable
institutions in society
To select a Library, in conformity with
these principles, calls for the Union of diffe-
rent taients, aad.vr.rious information. It must
howevei be recollected, that although with a
limited annual sum, all valuable bo"l;s cannot
tit once, be introduced, yet, that in time and
successively, all of the greatest value., or im-
portance, which can be procured, may find
admission.
With such prospects, the Library company
of Baltimore, was instituted, and under the
influence of corresponding principles, i' has
been uniformly and steadily conducted down
to the present hour. Believing it to be th«
wish of the members, to continue to society
the advantages of tin institution, will it not
b« considered indispensable i
1. That the directors should not be obliged
to apply any part of tlie mo nes now ainua.ly
expended in the purchase of Books to any
other object?
2. That the means be provided competent
to procure a lot of ground, in a suitable situ-
ation on which may be erected, when it shall
become necessary, a commodious building,
for 1*ie deposit of the Books of the Compani I
With respect to tlie first, Tile Directors
would lament the occurrence of any circum-
stance, that should abridge the annual supply
of Books, or the increase of the Library, up-
on this point, they fell atsured they concur
in opinion with the great body of Stockhol-
ders. ¦
. With rtspeetfothe second point, they also
%'5-oj-: *to#j6jy<$ wj$ a c^a-ence,. for,
althoogh fixed in their determination tcrc{=it
the room now possessed hy the company*, o»
long(if permitted by it* proprietors) as it wi8
serve to contain their ho<;!;s, yet, as the lima
must come when it will b inadequate, to that
purpose, the directors consider it prudent and
advisable, th.t the company should be pro-, id-
ed against such an event.
A;L"f of Ground in a suitable situation,
in ay he now had on reasonable terms. Should
«.he purchase r.e deferred, who will insure U»
the company, that we shall he able to get a
suitable lot hereafter J "f he probability ig if
We neglect to buy now, that we either cannot
be accommodated at market when we cannot
longer do wifhout a hit, or must pay, to* a
convenient situation, an extravagant p'ice.
Acting under these Considerations, the di<-
rectors recently proposed tu the company an
additional eontiinution at tivo dulhus jwi e
nam, to he paid on each sha're, for H sticeeasri ;
years. This proposed contribution, so
and equal in its operatien, wh-Cft t^
me«iher would h ve amounted to :
dollars only, was unr.nimuii.«!y a ¦
at a meeting of the company, conveni ,
S6lh May last, but at a substiq; el t
(the concurrence of two being :vq die.! tor its
confirmation) from some memo "is misconceiv.
ing jtha otject of the measure, Sl .he necessity
of making the purchase, *it tins Iim,, n„t being
felt, or but slightly fe.i hj- others, it wis re-
jected byu majority of the >ew who aitt.nrlei
on that occasion.
The necessity of adopting the measure, still
pressing upon the directors with undiminished
force, they conceive it to he their duty, to call
the attention of the company again to th, Sub-
ject, ni".re especially as they cannot petmitj
theniscivost to entertain a doubt that areyi'siqji
by men, IrieT d'y to the ^icb'i'.sion oi the artsiand.
literature among us, Will lead to a favorable
result. T'ee following proceedings were aC«
Ha lj At a meet ngof thehbody, held
tiie 1st July instant:
Eeidlvat, That a general meeting of' tlia
members of the Library C .rnpany be, and
hereby is requested, at the Library room, on
the irtii of July inst. at 11 o'clock, a. m in
order to determine on the following; propositi-
o:.s, wb-'ch, if then agreed to am! confirmed bjr
the company at a future meeting, will be-
come of constitutional force :
1. That every member of the Library Com-
pany of Baltimore shall p.-iy annually, in addi,
tion to his present anuuaJ contiibiiiion. the
sum of vao dotlais fbr eight successive ie»rj,
which payments may be enforced iuidei tiie
regulations and in the mode prescribed for
compelling payments of the said stated rm.uuj
contributions : pi orid-d always, that anv mem.
her shall be at liberty to advance fouru-rn dol-
lars in one payment at any time on or before
the first annual contribution becoming due,
which ..dvaw-.- shall he received in lieu of hja
eight years additional contributions.
2 That the directors of the Library Conv
piny of Baltimore, be and are hereby author-
ised and required to appropriate the" said ad-
ditional contributions or so much thereof a*
may be necessary to tlie purchase of a suitfti.
ble lot,of ground, on which may be erected »
commodious btrUding) for the 'deposit of tb«
books of the Library whin the funds will p*r»
nut. "
By order,
FRANCIS BEESTOM, See. B t. C,
July *. M&Tu4t
1 fide-pendent Company.
A meeting oi the Independent Company i*
desiltd on Tuesday eve'.ing the 7iUJ«!y, at
7 o'clock, at Bryden's Inn, on business inter-
esting to the company A full meeting is ex-
pected. Gentlemen wishing to join this old.
and respectable company will pitas* to attend'
or present, their names through anv of the pre-
sent members John M'FADON,
^ J"'y 6- __________ Captain.
Take Notice !
A meeting of the Baltimore Bangers, fc
requested at Mr, Bryden's on Tuesday Evert-
ing, the 7lh instant, at 1 o'clock. . tiinituai
attendance is absolutey necessity.
Gentlemen ivho are desirous to Income mem-
bers of this long established company, ivilt
{.tease also attend.
GEORGE VALIANT, Captain.
July 6.
Artillery Notice.
The members composing the FM's-Point
Volunteer Corps of Artillery, arc particular-
ly requested to meet at Mr. John .. Hiss 'i'a-
, i>ern, on Tuesday next, July 7th, at 6 o'cli.cki
iu the evening, to take into consideration the.
piropiidy of reorganizing and e ping
themscl-va, and of holding themselves in
readiness to obey the call of their ctuntry.
DIXON BHai'.N,
July 6, Capt. F. P. V. A.
IS'ot.ce.
Those persons |
