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l":t>ER ^LGAZRTTF..
V. -ONE'S!) Vi, JVLYZ9.
latest fro a Europe.
q'T Tn the many favors for which we
are indebted to our attentive friend and cor-
respondent at New-York, he. has just added
cue, which demands much more than our
grateful thanks.
"New-Y>rk, July 27.
*; This morning arrived the ship Susan,
Howard, 40 days from Bordeaux. The
ship! Erin, Stevenson, and Ranger, Slier-
bourn, of Baltimore, were there; the latter
to sail 25th June for Tonningen. Enclos-
ed you have the latest papers.
" Also arrived, ship Jane, Bragdon, 45
days from Cadiz. No news by her.
The editor of the Federal Gazette has re-
ceived (via N- York) Bordeaux papers to
the 12th June inclusive, containing Paris
dates of the sixth, and intelligence from the
armies down to the 30th May.
We hasten to translate the 77th bulletin,
which presents the official account of the
fall of Bantzic. No general battle had tak-
en place ; nor do these papers contain intel-
ligence of any other important movements.
The Ann and Elizabeth,, of Norfolk,
¦was at Bordeaux, to sail for Baltimore 85th
June.
Bordeaux, May 12.
POSTSCRIPT.
(Courier cf this morning.)
SEVENTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND MU1Y.
FintoevrMn, <29th M y. 1807.
Dnnt.zic Ins capitulated. That fine place
is in our power. Eight hundred pieces of
artilfeny, magnifies of all kinds, more than
500 000 quintals of grain, cloth, groceries,
&c. ; all kinds of provisions for the armv,
and in fine, a place of the first strength to
support our left, as Thorn supports our cen-
tre and Prag'our right - those are the advan
tape's obtained dating the winter, and which
have signalised the leisure hours of the^-rand
army—these are the first and finest fruits of
the vii.-tory of EyUui.
The rigor of the season, the snow which
has of! en covered our trenches, and the frost
which has added new difficulties, have been
110 obstacles to our labors. Marshal Lefevre
has surmounted everything: He has ani-
mated with the same spirit Saxons, Poles
and Badens. The difficulties .which, the ar-
tillery had to encounter were considerable.
Q •>-• hundred mouths of five, from five to
s'k hundred thousand pounds of powder,
and an immense quantity of halls, have
fceen shot from Stettin and different parts of
Silvia.
We would also have had to overcome dif-
ficulties of transport, but the Vistula offer-
ed a prompt and easy conveyance. The sea-
gnord carried the koala under the
fort of Grauflehtz with their usual skill_ and
bravery.
Oen. Cbasseloup, gen. Kintrewer, col.
tcooste, and indeed all the officers, have
behaved in the most distinguished manner.
'J'hemmers havedisplnyed a Surprising intre-
pidity. The corps of artillery, command-
ed by pen. Lariboissiere, has maintained its
reputation. The second regiment of light in-
fantry, the ?2th, and the Parisian troops,
have also distinguished themselves.
A detailed account of this siege will be
carefully given. It will record a great num-
ber of fete; of bra/ery, worthy of b'-i:ig
held op as examples to excite enthusiasm
and admiration.
On the 19th the descent and thp passage
of the Moat were executed, at 7 o'clock in
the evening. On th0 iJ'ist general Lefevre
Lad prepared every thing for the assault,
when col. Lecoste, who had-been sent into
the place in the morning, made known, that
g-cneial Kalkreuth offered to capitulate on
the same conditions which had been former-
ly granted to the garrison of Mayence,
which was agreed to.
ifekeisberg could have been carried by as-
sault without much loss ; but as the co'-ps
of the place were still complete, and a large
ditch filled with water, \$ould have enabled
She besieged to hold out for fifteen days, it
was thought best to grant them an honora-
ble capitulation.
On the 27th, the garrison marched out,
•with general Kalkreuth at his head. This
strong garrison, which at first consisted of
iSOOO men, is reduced to 9000, and of this
number 4000 have deserted : there are even
officers among the deserters. " We do not
wisIV'ssy they, "togotoSilberia." Wehave
, obtained many thousand artillery horses,
but they are in very bad order. General
Rapp has been appointed governor of Dant-
zie". * • ¦
The Russian lieutenant-general, Kamen-
Ski, after having been beaten on the 15th,
retired behind the fortifications of Weischel-
mhnde. He remained there, without daring
to undertake any thing, and beheld the re-
duction of the place.' When he saw that
tliey were preparing red hot balls to destroy
bis vessels, he embarked, and withdrew.—
lie has returned to Pillau.
The fort of Weischeimundi still held out ;
Marshal Lefevre summoned it on the 0,6th,
and while they were adjusting the articles
of capitulation, the garrison sallied out and
surreedered. The commandant thus aban-
doned, saved himself by water. We are
iiow therefore masters of the city and port
of Dantzic. These.events forebode a happy
omen for the campaign. The emperor of
FjJussia a, ¦¦¦¦•' king of Prussia were at He-
ligertbsel : they must have known the re-
ion of Dantzicby the cessation of the
which can be heard at the; former
The emperor (Napoleon) to testify his
satisfaction at the conduct of the be
.has granted a compensation to each
The siege of Gratsdentz comrm n<
the, command of Gen. Victor. EGen. Lazow-
sk.i commands' the infantry, and General
¦Danthouaiu the artillery! Grandentz is strtmg
rCrivA. of its great quantity of mines.'
The cavalry of the army is kwutiful; the
divisions of light eayslrj', fwo divisions of j
cuirassieurs and one of dragoons, were re- t
viewed at Elbiug, on the Qr}ih, by the grand
duke of Berg.
On the same day, his majesty went to
Bischffverder and Stralsburg, and reviewed
the division of cuirassieurs, commanded by
Huitpault, and the division of dragoons, .
com nanded by Gen. Grouchy. His m.-ijrsiy ;
was well pleased with their conduct, and the
good state of their horses.
The ambassador of the Porte, Seid-Mo- ;
ha uiied-E nen Vahid, was on the 28th, at |
2 o'cl ck, P. M. introduced bv M. the prince
of Henevento, to the emperor, to whom he
presented his credentials : He remained an
hour in his majesty's cabinet : he lodges in
the Castle, and occupies the apartments of ;
the grand duke of Berg, now absent at the
review.
We are assured that the emperor said to ;
the am assador, that he and the Sudan Seliin |
would henceforward be as inseparable as the j
right hand and the left.
The news of the success ef Ismael and ';
Wallachia has just been received: the Bus- j
sians have been forced to raise tlie seige of j
Ismael, and to evacuate Wallachia. j
Capitulation . 19th do. Caroline.
Joseph Blake, do. 31st do. Calvert-
Roger NeUo.n, do, 16th do. Frederick.
Samuel C. Watkuts 2d do. Anne Arun-
del.
JoshuarC. Higgins, major 2d do. do.
Gassaway Walking, do. 2d do. do.
Zachariah Duvall, 22d do. do.
Gassaway Watkins, do. J2d do. do.
Philip Chaplin, do..21st Kent.
Edward Wright, do. do. 33d do.
Thomas Wright, of Thomas, do. do.
38th Qjeen Anns.
Thomas Harris, do. 35th do.
Henry Johnson, do. 4th Talbot.
William Smith, do. do. d¦<.
Edward Hail, of Edward, Quartermas-
ter, 2d regiment, Anne Arundelcounty.
Thomas W. Half, pay master, do. do.
d ¦•
Richard G. Stocketf, Surgeon, 33d- re-
giment Anne Arundel coumy.
John Owen, surgeon, 5th regiment,
Baltimore.
Cornelius Mills, adjutant, 22d regiment,
Ann Arundel county.
William H. Devorix, captain of a com-
pany in the 35th regiment, Queen Ann's
county.
William Sudier, lieutenant to William
H. Pevorix.
Samuel Sturgess, ensign, do.
James Lennox, ajjutant, 35th regiment.
Samuel S. Robertson quarter master.
Thomas Roberts, pay master.
John Thomas, surgeon.
Thomas S. Burgess, surgeon's mate.
Jonathan Pinkney, second lieutenant of
captain John Mu.r's company of artillery,
Annapolis, 8th Brigade.
Married in Boston, on Tuesday, July 23,
Mr. AadreiD Buchanan, merchant, of Balti-
more, to Miss Carolina ¦t'irginia Marylanda
Johnson, of Boston.
port of Baltimore.
Entered,
Ship Nancy, Williams, Antigua
Brig Actress, Mooran, Havana
Schr. Mary Jane, Baitlett, Port Cavello
Mary, Evans, Jamaica
Cleared,
Schr. Nancy While, Belton, Porto-Rico
Post-Cffi e,
Baltimoxe, July 28, 1807.
Letters for tin; liriiish packet Duke of
Montrose, for Fahnoudi (via Halifax) will be
reci ived at this office until Monday, the 3d
August next, at 12 o'clock noon.
CHARLES bURRALL.
P. S The inland1 postage to Nei"-York,
.•must be paid on-all letters tor tne packet.
S:le by Auction.
On MONDAY,
The M of August next, near the corner of
Bridge and High-Streets, Old-Town, will
be iota, the re aainjng STOCK OF A GliO-
CKK, consisting of
3 bbls. Herrings,
St'Hie wan.-,
Ea then do.
Qoeen's do.
Tin do.
Scale- Beams, Weights, Oats, and Cut
Sii-aw, Stand Casks, i^c. &c. ic.
Julv ' dtodAu
Tne Charterers
Of the snow John and J iseph, having' fail,
ed to comply with the charier parly, \vc are
d reeled to offer for sale for their account, at
our vendue store on IUESDaY NEXT, the
4th day of August, at 12 o'clock.
41 whole tierces) ,,,„„
44 halt do 5 K1(~E>
6900 BAKREL STAVES,
At 60 days credit, lor approved endorsed
notes.
VAN WYCK & DORSET, Aiict'rs.
July 29-______________________
Sale by Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING,
The 30th instant, at 10 o'cloci, at the Vemhie
IVartlk use at the crrer tif' Second Cf Frede-
rick -st; eels, milt commence the sale of
A Variety of DAY GOODS, GLASS-
WARE, &c.
After "Which at 12 o'clock,
64 lihds. and 41) barrels good Sugar,
130 bags Green Coffee,
24 pipes remarkable, fine old Brandy, Hol-
land Gin and Country Rum,
24 hhds. London Bottled Porter,
36 tierces it ice,
22 crates Qucen's-wsre, assorted.
And to settle a deceased person's estate,
54 boxes Hyson Tea, on a liberal credit.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
July 2§!
l*"or bale,
The very superior Nett'-York.
bui'tship NAVIGATOR,
about 300 tons burthen, cop-
pered to light water mark, not
two years old, built of live oak, locust and
cedar, and now in the moat complete order
lor any voyage.
ALSO,
Ship AEOLUS, 490 tons bur-
then, built at Somecset, slate
;$>, >' of Massachusetts, in the very
.f^sKSfifc? bes; and most subsuuilial man-
ner—ah ait 4 years oldi—copper^fastued and
coppered to the bemio, with heavy copper,
and . Ship PROJECTOR, about
jW^&^W ' s> to"8 tmlt'' "' Gyearsold,
^'C5iV.A,Jr coppered to the ueiuiJ and cop.
":s= per-lastened, sails re'iiarfcabty
fast, arid carrieJ a large cargo. For full.er
particulars apply to the su foot of
Roosevelt stre. t, Franklin's wharf, where tile
vessel n.ay he viewed.
M1N URN & CHAMPLAIN.
New-York, inly 34, (j. 293 w»
Sheriff's Sale. ¦
By virtue of a wit of Fie i F:.-das from B".l-
timore county court, to me directed, will he
exposed u> public side, on Wednesday, the
5l!l Anyust, rt (0 o'c! x'k, A. M. on the
premises, for cash, the following property
to a:; :
ALL tha rifbt, title, estate and i,n-
t rest of Thomas Dobbin, in and to a House
and i.ot, s'n'int..'on Han is n street, (No. 4B)
the Lot fronts on said street 25 feet, and runs
o.ick to the Fall's, with the improvements of
a two-story frame dwelling House, and ad-
cli'tional'hack buildings,Tate ths property of
said Dobbin, taken at suit of Pierce M.De
Hentz.
JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff.
July 29._______________________flt5Au
Dr. Rees's New Cyclopedia.
Pan I, Vol. V. of
HE RS'S CVCtOPi. DIA?
Is received and now ready for delivery to sub-
scribers
ST COyRAD, LUCAS isf CO.
(late m and j conkab and co )
Where also viay be had,
The Novice of St. Dominies?, a Novel in
2'vo-s written bv Miss Owenson, author of
the Wild Irish Girl, &c
Oddi's Kurooe'an Commerce, 2 vols.
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Vaiuaoie Property on tne Fni-
ladelphia koad.
Pursuant to the general order of Baltimore
countv court, in cases of ias >l en, debtors,
will be sold by Public An .lion, on the pre-
mises, on. IV1URSI) >Y, the 10th dav of
September naxt, at 10 o'clock, in, the fore-
noon,
The HOUSE and LOT, lately occupied
by John Miller as a Tavern, ami known by
the nan,.a of the Swan Inn ; the Lot fronts,
on Y>rk stret t 2$ tee;, and ex«^t(U back to.
S.iosbur street. The improvements are a
three story Brick H nise, with back nuild-
ings, suitable either for a Tavern, or private
Duelling, ,i~l a wooden building fbr' tables
Pile -ibvive L it is suiyect to a Ground Rent
of 150 iollars per annum ; th re is also a lien
On it by mortgage, toe amount of whicli will
be made kno »h oil the day of sale
Also adjoining, the above,
A Lot ot Ground on the corn or of York
and Lloyd streets, fronting on each street, '00
I'eet ; on this Lot are eight frame houses,
under rent, at the rate of 744 dollars per an
nu.ro The whole lot is subjsct to a Ground'
Rent of 300 Jo iars, and there aie arrears
or' rent due amounting to about 1000 dollars.
The terms of sac are, that the purchaser
of the whole or any part of the above proper-
ty nifty at his option pay the amount of purchase
mon"v on the day of sale, or give ,1 >tes with
approved security, for, tie pav ment of one-
ln f l!ie pur-I ase money with interest with-
in six months, and the rem lining hall, with
inteiest whhi 12 mouths from the da... of sale ;
and on payment ot the whole amount of the
purchase money a deed will be executed to
the purchaser.
WM GWYNN, Trustee.
J"h 29-________________________2awf>w-
,v anted a smart, active liarr
Keeper.
With good recommendations,' to whom li-
beral wages w 11 be given. Inquire at ties
Office.__________ July 27. '. dlOt
Just Received
And for sale bvJOs'N VANCE Si CO.
Sluben's Military Exercise, new Editioe
with Plates,
The Novice of St Dominick,
St. Clair,
The Wild Irish Girl.
Also,
A larg" assortment of New Novels, Cla-
rinets, and Ued Morocco Leather, tic, which
they will sell on pleasing terms.
J L 17.__________________________eo4t
Irish Whiskey.
.3 puncheons Genuine. 4th proo Irish Whis-
key, j 1st received, per S'dir. Friendship, cap-
tain Kvans, from New-York, and offered for
sale by 1SA1MI MANKIN,
69, Smith's w barf.
Who has on ha.td,
Codfish, in boxes in good shipping order,
Salmon, ;<; Tongues and Sounds, .in kegs,
Glauber Salts, in bbls
Cogniac Brandy, in pipes.,
Young Ilysou Tea, inc. &c.
July 07, _________^________^^e04t
Baltimore Connty to wit:
I hereby certify, that Levin Taylor, of
said county, brought before me as strays on
his enclosures a Bay Gelding, about seven
years old 14 '-'! hands high, a small star on
his forehead, shod all round and has a switch
tail, trots and canters, & has worked in gears ;
also a b ly Mare, about the same size, about
9 years old, a white blaze in lie r forehead,
hind feet white, switch tail, shod all round,
trots and cantero, and has been worked in
gears.
Given unler my hand this 25ih July, 1807,
joiin asqjjith,
One of the justices 01 the peace in and for
said county.
The owner or owners of the above Stravs,
are requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them away.
LEVIN TAYLOR,
Five miles on the Frederick-town Road.
July 27___________________________ eo4tf
Notice to Millers.
The subscriber wants to engage for a term
of years a practical MILLEI! tr go to Spain,
thfre to Superintend a prist Mill to be woik-
ed by steam, on a large s;ale. A man who
may have served in the above capacity, in the
milis of Messrs. Patterson, Ellicott, or Ta-
g.irt would be preferred. Such a person, pro
ducing respei table recommendations for so-
briety and industry, (and pone other need ap-
ply) will receive libera! encouragement from
ROBERT BARRY,
No. 12, North Gay street.
_ July 26.._______________ d4t
A Horse for Sale,
A handsome bright Bay HORSE, well cal-
culated for a Trooper, and is veiy pleasant un-
der the s-add'e. lie is also an excellent Gig
Horse. L quire at this Office.
July 38.______________________ dJtll
Ordered, That the i alti-
more Independent Blues meet in Howard's
Park, o" Thursday .veiling, the SOth instant,
at J o'clock. The members wi'l he punctual
in their a'.tfndavue, as the roll will be called,
at half past S precsely, and fines exacted
from all absentees.
JOHN UUTCHINS, Sec'ry.
!«y 2.p.
BEEF.
100 bbls. Bo'gfon, No. 1, EEEF, just re-
ceived and for sale by
FITCH HALL, Jim.
(31, Boy.ly'a-w'iarf.
jqVl. ________ t\
Hjmrletfe, i^c.
Gold and Silver Epaulels, Silver Cord nnel
Binding, ja.st received and for sale bv
KIDD & OWEN.
July 29_____________"______________dftjf
cjT1 Military Plumes,
EPAULZTS, LACE, iffc.
An elegant assortment just receive1, ami
for sale at the Store of Mr. George Smith,
No. 174, Market-street.
July 28. _____,d4tf.
t altimore Rifle Company
"Will form a solid Column at Fulton's
Long Room, on Thursday next at earlv
Candle Light. Those that have not sirrned
the constitution, are particular'y requested,
in order that we may be enabled to comply
with the tegmental orders of the Adjutant,
without delay. Citizens who are halting'
between two uniform opinions, will by that)
time make up your minds that in the course
of a few months a coat will be more deslra«
ble than a shirt.
WM- JESSOP, Captain.
July "9. _______________
Columbian Volunteers,
You are requested to assemble This Even.'
ing, at 6 o'clock, precisely, at your usual
phc- of parade near the Roman Cathedral,
w t.i Guns.—pu-ictual attendance is ieot-laom
Russia Sheetings, Barcelona
Brandy, &'c.
400 pieces Russia Sheeting,
O.KJ
,S5 pipes 4th proof Barcelona white
Bi-andy, .
15 ilo. ditto ren/Cogniac ditto, > i-*
1.5 cases 1st quality Bengal and Ma- ^ ^»
ndla Indigo, ?*J
1400 pieces blue Nankins,
17o boxes Soap,
150 do. Mould Candles,
30 do. Spermaceti do
70 bales.upland Cotton 7 •_ ,'..
2itierc.es Rice, > prime quality,
2M bbls. BoBtnn Beef,
For sale by
CVMB. D. WILLIAMS.
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