|
'Tl--. ship Corarnerce, Coe, S4 clays from
New-Orleans.
The ship Exchange, Weeks, 50 days
from Bordeaux;
The ship Walker, Clark, from London,
and 1 r days from Halifax, (where she was
carried in by a British cruiser) The British
Packet had arrived from New-York. Left
at Halifax- brig Three Brothers, bitch, from
J'ordeaux, for Baltimore* sent in by the Me-
lampus, cargo condemned; schr. Messenger,
t'l'hite, from Baltimore, for the Mediterranean,
'vessel and cargo condemned; brig Euta'w.
fjrant, from liataHa, for Baltimore, vessel
find cargo condemned; brigEn'erprize,Wood-
Tiory, from Bordeaux, for Salem, sent in by
the Sylvia, libelled ; schr. Warren, Wash-
lunn, of New-Bedford, from Alicant, re-
leased after paying costs ; ship Orient, of
JVlarblebead, for St. Andero, libelled ; bri^
Orient, Jenny, from N. York, tor Rotter.
clam, sent in by the Columbine, released af-
ter paying costs, and sailed the 13th July ;
schr. Margaret Bailey, Ferguson, from Ha-
ton
j4H?ngstipp!'eS. The citizens of Charles- ne!, that the captain Pacha, who had" pass-
are already apprised that all armed'vessels ed the Dardanelles with 16 ships of the
>ng to to the English nation, are prohi- line, put to fL'ehf the Russian s.madmn sta-
belong to to the English nation, are prohi
bited from entering our « aters ; and that a
penalty is attached to every ssistance given
or communication with them.
vana, for Philadelphia, detained by the Leo-
pard, libelled ; brig AW American, Brown,
from Guadeloupe, for Baltimore, sent in by the
Mdamfits, libelled; brig Henry, Warren,
;b, from Philadelphia, captured
going in, and liberated by order of the go-
vernor, but captors appealed to lire superior
court, at Porto Cavello ; schooner Fanner,
Schoyen,of and for Philadelphia, in 8 days ;
schr. Brutus, King, Richmond ; Hnvtwell,
and Eliza, Rendols, all from Philadelphia
Lazaretto, July 24.
*' Yesterday afternoon arrived, the Coro-
rnaridel, Davy, 1P.9 days from Calcutta ;
brig Cassimer, Pitner, r4 days from Barba
ilos, where she was carried in by a British
cruiser, coming from Senegal ; schr. Ha.
' r.nrd, Connel, 1/s days from Laguyra. Left
the schr. Farmer, in 8 days from Richmond,
just arrived ; Brutus, Juliet, Elira, and the
' brig Polly and Betsy, all of and for Phila-
delphia. The s'hip Thomas Wilson, from
U Itimore, arrived 2 days before captain C.
sailed.
SAVANNAH, July U.
Report says, that two of our pilots came
up from the Light lact evening, and.mention
that they were robbed, of their water, in six
and an half fathom, by a British ship of war,
which one of the officers told them was the
Penelope, but they suppose her to be the
Indiana ; she had the American ensign hoist-
ed, and one of the officers had on an Ame-
rican uniform ; they were particularly m-
•quwitive as to the minds of the people m
tewa, whether they were preparing for war,
or whether they consideredjthemselves at war
with his Britannic majesty, kc.
CHARLESTON, July 16.
' We are informed that on Tuesday evening
;i boat witheightecn or t« enty hands, suppos- j
to belottg to the Indian, British sloop of war
canj • ' .> I i town ; with a view, no doubt,
NORFOLK, June 33.
Arrived, scir. Elizabeth Margaret, Mat-
lory, 27 days from Teneriffe.
Cleared, ship Gosport, Dierkheim, Cork
and a Market.
Tile whole of yesterday the current re-
port was, that the British men of war ill
Lynnhaven bay, had weighed their anchors,
and had gone to sea ; this may have been
the case, but we can with certainty stata,
that they are again at their former anchor-
age off our capes, and that they have been
jained by another armed ship. 1
MUNICH May \?l. j
We are made acquainted tt rough the me-
dium of the public papers, with the princi-
pal circumstances of a personal affair, the
consequences of which have appeared una-
voidable, between count Duben the Swed-
ish minister near the curt f Vienna a:id
baron Von Wrede, a Bavarian general.
Their correspondence on that subjei t has
just been made public, as well as too letters
« ritten to them by their respective bovereigns.
This affair originated in a report made to
the king of Sweden, by count Duben and
which was published after its being inter-
cepted by the French arms. Tne two sub-
joined letters will be sufficient to make
known the nature of this affair and the situ-
ation of the parties.
Letter of the king of Sweden to count Duben.
Malmoe, Feb. 22.
"M. Count Duben Your .last dispatch-
es have acquainted me with all that has pass-
ed between you and the lieutenant general
Von Wrede. His manner of acting to-
wards you must necessarily have appeared to
me the more unbecoming, as it would have
been an ea-y matter for him to have rectifi-
ed the supposed errors, with which he ac-
cuses you, without descending to invectives
which generally, prove nothing.
The assertion by which he supports his
reasoning, and which some intercepted let-
ters have made public, is ace nding to the
u;age of war., one of those gratuitous regu-
litions with which it is endeavored to color,
at the present day, whatever may be done
i 1 opposition to ancient usage or the laws
of honor. Baron Von Wrede has not only
heert. deficient in respect to you, but to me-
al ¦, i i forgetting the character with which
y.u are invested ; I therefore ord'-r you to
treat these accusations with that sovereign
coiitemj t they deserve, and especiallynot to
remove from Vienna, where your diploma-
tic character oughr necessarily to detain you.
I pray God that he may have you Mr. Ba-
ron, in his holy Keeping, and am yours af-
fectionately.
GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS.
Letter of the /:ing of 8aipea } London Particular Madei-
1 qu.,Her easfcj ra Wine,
\7 boxes Prunes,
10 be.is Fork, ^H
Id ditto Tar, and
4J00 Fine Stives,
Van wvck & dorsev, Auct'r.
July a?
atUcta
Just Receiver!
And to? sale by JOHN VAKCi & CO.
Sluhcn's Military Exercise, new fie
The Novice of St. Dominick,
St. CI lir,
The Wild Irish Girt.
A 1.so,
A largi* assortment off New Novels, Cla-
rinets and Ued Morocco Leather, tic. which;
I,lev will sell on pleasing terms.' ' /
jnl^ar, " eo4t
Lisa Whisk
% puncheons Genuine 4th pn
i per sidir. Friendship, cap-
tain Jivans, i'ioiii New-York, and offered for
sale by ISA I , H iVIiANtW-.N,
69, Smith's *harfZ
Who has on hirji,
Codfish, in boxes, in gani shippTng order.,
Salmon, Bl Tonijai' s-,od .Sounds., ihkegS1,
Glauber Sells, ill bl.ls
Cofrniac Brandy, in pipes,
Young- Hyson Tea, '^c. Stcj
Jdlv \j.t l- eo4t
3ii.ev.
¦>voof Irish Whis-
Cole I- Dubois.
An Italian Soiiir, [,y a Boy of JO ye'ara ohl.
To conclude with a Mclley, oe Pot-pourri
mixed with American, Italian and French
Tunes
1 lie Concert will be conducted by M. Nun.
lunger.
Admittance one dollar Tobefrinjrt eight
o'clock. Tickets sold at Mr Bey Jen's
ven, and at Ivfc'. Carr's Music Store.
i'a-
Noticc.
All those young men who are desirous to
benome acquainted with the Rules of Drum
Beatjng and Fife Playkjg, will ple:is to call
at Francis A. Millc r's, near Captain Thoriias
M'Eldcrry's. ..
FRANCIS A. MILLER.
_J_]yJ37______________________________
Vv ants a Situation,
In a wholos:de or retail -.tore, or Counting
House, il young' Man, wbo writes a plain
band, and is tolerably wed acquainted with
a~couirs. He weld have no ohiection to go
to any part ol United States. Can priduce
satisfict,' ry testimony of bis intcg-iity, fee.
A I n itidi-essed to B. and left at this oihec
will be a t* n.iod to.
'ulv ,.______________________co;l'$
FuiriiLTS idauk of Man/land,
July 23d, 180/.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,
That, the thiirl Instalment often Dollars a
S!i ire on their Stocc, becomes due, and pay
able on the 13th August next, any stockhol-
der failing to make regular payment of any
nslalment, such stockholder's money in Bank
will remain iree from interest, and uotentir-
led to dividend; uotil such inst:,imeiit or call
shall be made void ; and tin* dividend there-
a tin-to be paid to such stoCliholder, as weli
upon the money by liim regularly paid as up-
on the money paid after default, will be c d-
cdated only from the time when said last in
stahneiu v,"jj made good.
By oi-der,
JON. PINCKNEY, Cashier.
July 2^__________|__________lawdw
I60 Dollars Reward.
Haniway fr.nn the subscriber, living in
Prince George's county, near Alexandria fer-
ry, the two following Ne^ro Men, both black-
smiths bytr.de.- NED, and sometimes calls
himself Edward Plafv, 3i yeais old, a small
slender made black Negro, am! ca.i read and
write. I cannot, describe his dress, as he car-
ried a number of good clothes with him. He
has a wiie in Alexandria, a free mulatto wo-
man of (he name of Rachel, and four chil-
dren—I expect she will follow lum.
,Jt\CK (but Caus himself John Dickson) a
dark mulatto, ni'ui'ing lusty, active and well
made. His dress I cannot describe, as he al
so carried one or two suits of sundry clothes
with him Any person apprehending the above
slaves, and secunn , tlietn in jail, SO that I get
them again, shall receive, if taken witi, 11 20
miles fro,1) home, ft) dollars; or if more ban
that distance, tk^ above reward, and all rea-
sonable charges if brought borne, or in -pro-
portion for either. All masters of vessels h
others are forewarned from employing or car-
rying them oft' at their peril.
JAMES HAWKINS.
fiily, 2/. ____ 2aw8fai
Wanted a smart, active liarr
Keeper.
With good recommendations, to whom li-
beral wages w.U be given, Inquire at
Office. ' July 22V
all of the
isiud,
TfS notes
or
July 27- ____
Baltimore County to wit :
I hereby cenifv, (hat L, v'm Taylor of
said county, brought belbre m v's o'i
his "oclosiiHts a Bay GeMi Beve_
years old 14 L? hands high, a „n«U star on
His lore'i" ad, shod all «n„'clO( It, P. M. tor the pur,use of < ho
tireir Ofli'.ers, and tai-inrj such othtr measuies
as may be necessary for the .gv.iuzation of
the Company.
The coinrjany is intended to be attached t o>
the Leghm to be commanded by Robert O.
., Esq. Those alio are willingf tojoirs
but exrtnelt maJte it convenient to attend on
ty Eyfening, wiii please to leave tiieiur
names with £)r. OiHtridc*. or Dr. Shaw..
J 27.
1
|
