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c f princess-'Anne and delivered thern to, sir
Thotfias HarcJy, pursuant to orders from the
general government.
The frigate Chesapeake, with the gun-
boats,' went doaii to Craney-Island on Sa-
turday last.
BICIIMOND, August 4.
Trial of A. Bury.
Continued by adjournment, and held in the
Capitol in the hall of the house of dele-
gates—for High Treason against the U.
__. States.
(From the Enquirer.)
¦ August 3, 1807.
Present—John Makshall, Chief Justice
of the United States.
Tne court assembled at 12 o'clock. An
- immense concourse of citizens attended to
" ¦witness the proceedings of this. important
trial. .
A few minutes after, Aaron Purr entered,
attended by messrs.Wickham, Martin,F.otts,
Barkers and mr. Alston of South Carolina,
inr i. Randolph entered soon afterwards.
Msisrs Hay, Wirt and M'Rae attended
as con ¦'' 1 for the prosecution.
Wx. ly-'.y observed, that he could take no
steps in the business untjj he had ascertained
Whether the witnesses summoned on tf*e
part of "the United State* were present; lie
therefore requested. tliat.jUeir narne-s might
lie calied over.
Ti'i; ' names were acciWdin^ly called in
the iriwing order: iWjomas Truxton,
jiStepI >I»tBenj.$toddert, iWilliam
Eaton, iM- 'i.Ciaiti Dtu nie, lErick Bollman,
iPeter 7'r.jlar, iJacob^.UJbi'ight, iCharles
WHl.e, iJohn Graham, tSaiim< 1 Swartwout,
sJulien Dtipiestre, iP. H. M. Prevost, Israel
Miller, iSamfaH Skouter, iGeorge Morgan,
I John Morgan, iThomas Morgan, iNicholas
Pirkias, jRobert Spence, iGeorge Harris,
xCyrus Jones, i Thomas Peterkin. Ellas
Clover, '.-ilmeon Poole, I Dudley I V\ oodbridge,
lUavid C. vVallace, xEdmund JBs Vo.im, Jas.
Ileid, iJoim C. Henderson, jAlexander
Itendcrscn, , ttitgh Phelps* rJacob Unnbau:;h,
lCkavdtrr, hind ley, iJihn Mull hot land,
I Jam 6a Knpx. iWilliam Love, D.vuid' h'isk,
iTliomas Hartley, tStcpVlCn i>. (hl/fi, ijas.
Kimuy, l Samuel Moxley,'' lEdajund P.
Gaines, iAinbrose D, Smith, Qecfge Peters,
Abnrr L. Duncan, Li wis Ken', John A. Fort,
i Benjamin U.L.itiobe, Cowles Meade, Thos.
I-'it/patrick, Thomas Butler, Robert A. New,
Thomas T. Davis, Sylas DiiVsmore, Owen
Aston, William Davis,, E. KiW?y, Theodore
. Brightwell, John Callier, Dr. fcenmt, Earl J
Spcait, rtofcgrt Wallace, Walter Putnam,
John Dana, Alexander Ralston, Mrs. Van-
home, Behry Jacobs, Ransome. Peale, Ham-
lin Hicks, Phelow Wooster," John Blair,
James MclJoincll, Sam" 1 N. Luckett.Stock-
ley D. Uayei, Samuel VV, Butler, Walter C.
Davidson, John Barry, Thomas II. Cashing,
Nathaniel Evans, Jacob Jackson, William
Piatt, William White, Jaiard Brooke, Mor-
f',an Nreill, Thomas Callis, Mr. Peterson,
r. Swearinp;en, Mr. Weaver, col Osmund,
maj. M. Porter, J. B. Walb'aek, Mr. Van-
Jiorne, Dr. Charmichael, Dr. Alston; col. P.
Read, John Wilkins, Siephen Woelb.-rton,
David McK€>y, Hugh Allen, William Davis.
Those were present, whose names are
printed in Juitks. The rest were absent.
Such as have a I prefixed to their names,
tvere recognized at the former meeting of the
court. Tue rest were not. ¦ Of course,
most of all those, whose names arc placed
after' that of H. Latrobe, haveljgren sub-
poenaed since the adjournmsnt of the court.
Mr- Hay begped leave to mention, that
lie had nothing mere to submit to the court,
this day. It was his de'y to furnish the ac-
cused with a list of the jurors, with their
places of residence ; and also of the ut-
nesscs. But there wc:e many of the wit-
nesses, of whose places of residence he was'
completely ignorant: several had not appear,
ed i many had been merely pointed out to
liim by the A. G. for the United States.—
It was clearly impossible for him to make
out those lisis, before the day after to-uaor-
tarty;
The Chief Justice enquired then to what
day it would be proper to adjourn the c< urt.
Mr. Hay could not positively state, by
what day, he should be able to prepare his
lists.
Mr. Burr observed, that it was not very
probable, he should avail hiuiselt of any
privileges which he might derive, from any
delay which had occurred in the furnishing
him with the list of the jurors $ and there-
fore the court might adjourn itself to any
day, which was convenient to the attorney
For the United States. Neither was it pro-
brobable that be should avail himself of any
objections which might be made to the cor-
rectness of the names of the jurors or their
places of residence, as stated in the list;
unless certain circumstances might occur
after the production of the list, on which
he ought to found objections to it:
A short conversation then ensued npon
the day of adjournment, when Mr. Burr ob-
I served that as such a measure would seem in
some measure to dcpetuiipon his o.'ii consent,
1-c should nor hesitate to consent to an ad-
journment, provided it did not extend fur-
(.her than Wednesday. Mr- Hay had no
object!.-n to that day.
Mr. Hay observed that it might be proper
46 have the names of the jury ilso called o-
vefji though not t i impanncl them atpresent.
It v.cuid be premature no i to impannel
therii as the opposite counsel had not yet
possessed a sufficient time to examine the
list, and as the witnesses for the United
States were not present.
The namesof the juriors were according-
ly called.
2'he na mes of the jurors summoned from Hood
county to appear before the judges of tlje
court of the U. S. for the fifth circuit in
the Virginia district, on the ,$d day of.
Jugust 1807, for the trial of colonel A.
Burr.
Hezekiah Bucky, Jacob Beeson,
;.;mes G. Laidley, William Prince,
James Henderson, Nimrod Saunders,
James Compton, " Th mas Creel,
Jljunilton Morrison;, Anthony Buckner,
Yates S. Cdn^l, David Creel.
Wood county.
District of Virgma.
JOSiiPii SCOTT,
Marshal.
List of Petit Jurors for May circuit term,
1807 ; continued.
Names of trie jurors'summoned from the
body of the district of Virginia for the tri-
al of colonel A. Burr.
John Horace Upshaw, Essex ; Wil-
liam Pope, Powhatan" ; Peyton Ran-
dolph, Richmond City ; John Bowe, HitfW
over ; John Roberts, Culpeper ; Joshua,
Chaffiin, Amelia ; Jarvis Storrs, Henrico ;
Miles, Seldin, do. ; Lewis Trenehart, Han-
over ; William Yancey, Pittsylvania ; Tho-
mas Prosser, Henrtco ; John Staples, Al-
bemarle ; Edward C. Stanard, do. ; Rich-
ard B- Goode, Chesterfield ; Nathaniel
Selden, Henrico ; * Ernie Smock, ditto ;
William, Wardlaw, Richmond City; Rich-
ard E. Parker, Westmorland ; John W.
Ellis, Hanover. Thomas Stark, do ; Wil-
liam White do. William B. Chamberlain,
Henrico ; David Lambert, Richmond
City ; Randolph Harrison. Cumberland ;
William Hogmes, Caroline; Overton An-
derson, Richmond City; Hugh Mercer,
Spottsylvania ; David Bullock, Richmond
Cuy ; J'.rman Baker, Cumberland ; * Ed-
ward Carrington, Richmond city ; Robert
flaskins, Chesterfield ; William R. Flem-
ing, Goochland ; George W, Smith, Rich-
mond city ; Armistead T. Mason, Lou-
don"; Dabny Minor, Albemarle ; William
Mc'Daniel, Stafford.
Those whose names are marked with an
* were absent; all the rest were present
Of course, only two were absant out of the
whole Venire.
Mr. Hay then requested the marshal to
deliver as soon as possible a correct copy of
this list to the opposite counsel.
Mr. Peyton Randolph inquired whether
this «as a proper opportunity for any person
on that pannel to state his objections to the
service.
The Chief Justice replied that it would
be better ro wave any objections, until the
jury were about to be impannelled.
Mr. Hay wished such of the witnesses as
had not appeared before^ to be recognised
as the others had been. And accordingly
Messrs. Duncan", Nevill.M D-.well & Retire
wea' recognised by. the clerk.
The deputy-marshal was then about to
adjourn the court; when Mr. Burr recalled
to the recollection of* the court the motion
which he had made on a former occasion
for a stibpxha duces tecum, addressed to the
president of the United Stales. That mo-
tion had been partly complied with. He
wished to know of the couit, whether it was
not a matter of right for him to obtain a.
sulrpana duces tecum. If it was not, he should
then lay a specific motion before the court.
The Chief Justice did not belieee it to be
the practice in Virginia to obtain such a
mi''poena upon a mere application to the
clerk. The motion must be brought before
the,court itself.
Mr. Hay wonld say nothing on this sub-
ject until he understood the object of the
application. If it was to obtain the letter
which was not formerly furnished, he would
inform the opposite counsel that he had it
now among his papers, and was ready; to
produce it.
Mr. Burr. That is one object of the ap-
plication. Another is to obtain a certain
communication from gen. Eaton to the pre-
sident of the United States, which is men-
tioned in his deposition.
Mr. Hay was not certain .whether he had
that communication; but believed that it was
among his papers, If it was there he would
certainly prooXice it.
Mr. Burr. But if after a search, the gen-
tleman finds that he has not that paper, will
he consent out of court to issue a subpa-na
to the president of the United States under
the qualification I have mentioned r I wish
not at the present exigency, to derange the
affairs of the government, or to demand the
presence of the executive officers at this
place. All that I want is, certain papers.
Mr. Hay could not consent to such a mea-
sure ; he would rather that it should go thro1
the regular process oi the court.
Mr. Burr. Then, sir, I shall move for a
snbfwna duces tecum to the president of the
U S. directinghim to attend with certain
papers. This subpeuna will issue as in the
Former instance. 1 shall furnish the clerk
with a necessary specification of the paper
which I require.
The court was then adjourned till Wed-
nesday, 13 o'clock.
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6.
Schr. Eliza-Ann, Russe!, cleared from
Charleston for Baltimore, 27lh July.
Marke* at Laguira, yth July were glut-
ted with etery kinii.of merchandize ; flour
at 10 dollars. There were in part unsold
700,000 dollars ivorth of American proper-
ty, and getting scarce.
The U. S. brig H met touched at Mal-
ta, in June, and land the British Consul
from Tripoly.
The brig Calisto, of Bath, was at Nevis,
14th July, to sail soon ; 30 hhd^. sugar on
frieght condemned, the rest of her cargo
cleared.
The scll'r Bet"y, capt. Brown, from Bor-
deaux, was boarded on his passage from Bil-
boa, off the Cordovan, by a British frigate
—the officer remained on board near an
hour «-took down the minutes of the Betsy's
rout, &c. and permitted her to proceed.—
I coming out of the Kay came through the
British squadron causing oif the Garonne,
and was not brought too, nor.spoken- by
any of them. By this it appears that this
squadron did not coiisicki' it illicit trade, 01
^ that vessels in ballast, bound from one ene-
my's port to another to take a return csrgo
the United Stales were included in the 6r-
4« of council, of January 1807.
[Boston Gazette.^
BALT1MORE VOLUNTEERS!
Artillery—-3 companies.
Captains Brown, Tenant, Harris.
Vaval)y~6 troops.
, Captains Hollingsworth, Biays, Barney,
I Harper—Lieutenant Reese, and a troop of
chasseurs.
liijlemen—4 companies.
Captains jessop, Dorsey, Woodland, Hyn-
son.
Grenadiers—2 companiers.
Captains Seaton and Keating.
Infantry $r Light Infantry—3S companies.
Captains M-Elderry, Barry, Roberts, Lit-
tle, Comeg-ys, Chalmers, Eckle, Frailey,
Thompsoii.iSmith, A. Jessop,Heath,Shriru,J.
Sterrett, S. Sterrer.t, Gwynn, Long, M'Clur^
White, J. C. White, Fowler, Howard, Tay-
lor, Sheppard, Miles, O'Reiley, Claudsley,
Brants,Cordeiy,Cromuiller, Winder,Nesbit,
—the Baltimore Union Greens have not
chosen their officers.
PikeniSH 2 companies.
Oificers not chosen.
The following is a list of the Navy of the i
United States, as it stood in the year 1801,
when Mr. Jefkrson came into office. If
some one, sufficiently intimate with ministe-
rial affairs, would furnish an account of its
present state, it would be gratifying to the
public. [Daily Advertise'?.]
American Navy in 1801.
Frigate United States 44 guns
Constitution 44
Chesapeake 44
President 44
New-York 44
Philadelphia 44
Constellation 36
Congress 36
Boston 32
Adams 3'Z
John Adams 3 a
General Green 32
George Washington 32
Essex 32
Sloops of war Pourtsmouth 24
Ganges 24
Merrimack 24
Connecticut 24
Delaware 20
Baltimore. ao
Herald 20
Maryland 20
Patapsco 18
Warren 18
Trumbull 18
Brig Norfolk . 18
Pinckney If3
Richmonid 16
Augusta 16
Eagle »4
Pickering 14
Scammel 14
Schooner Experiment 12
Enterprizs 12
Building, Six 74's.
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
Entered, '
Sch'r Harriot, Butler, Boston
Sea Flower, Coffee, Edenton
Fanny, Baum, do.
Post-Office, Baltimore,
August 7, 1607.
The Public are hereby informed that the
Southern Mail will not arrive until eleven
o'clock, A. M. during the continuance of
the summer establishment.
CHARLES BURRALL.
August 7. d6t
Sale by Auction.
The small carg-oof good Muscovado Sugar &
Green Coffee, which could not be landed iu
tiim> for the vendue yesterday, will be sold at
the vendue warehouse at the corner of Second
& Frederick streets, To-morrow, [Saturday,]
the 8Lh instant at 12 o'clock, without reserve.
THOMAS CHASK, Auct'r,
August 7.
Sale, by Auqtion.
Will be added to the sale of Sugar and Cof.
fee to-morrow at 12 o'clock,
10 pipes first quality Holland Gin,
.11 do old 4th proof Cbgtrkc Brandy,
i"5 casks first quality Rice, and
65 barrels Pork ( just inspected.)
THOMAS CHASE, Auc.
August 7.
Notice is hereby given,
That the, subscriber hath obtained from the
oiphin'g court of Baltimore comity, letters
of adrninistratioh on the estate of Tho-
mas Basley, late of said county, deceased.
Ail persons havinjr claims ag'ains: the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
at or before the first day of March next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefitof said estate. All persons indebted to
the deceased, are hcre.by required to make
immediate pajment. Given urtcUtf my hand
this seventh day »f August, Jiiur.
JOB* BAXi.Lt, Adm'r.
August 7» 18u7. 2aw6w
Who laiUi in pursuanceof an order obtained from
tne orphans court, sell at public side, on Tues-
day hv.xt, the lldi instant, at his dxoeUing-
house in Green-street, at 3 o'clock m the after-
noon, the following articles, being part ef the
pessimal estate of the ueccascd, viz.
A young-Mare, calculated to make a Jjlea-
wot and useful hack.
A Bridie, Saddle and Saddle-Bags,
1 stained poplar Bedstead,
1 good feather Bed .aid Furniture,
1 child's Bed and Bedstead,
Ismail Gold Watch (French make)
1 1-2 doz silver Table and Tea-Iipoons,
1 pair silver Sugar Tongs,
1 pair jfclver Shoe Buelili s, with a variety of
Wearing- Apparel, too tedious w enumerate.
The terms will be nude known at the tune and
place ofaato, by
JOHN BARLEY, Adm'r.
Von KaptT & TJrune
Ham just receiver 'and otf'cr for sale, '¦
8 bales :is;lit Iiollan.l Sail Claih,
2 boxes, Tapes iud Bobbins,
6"j boxes Hacanna Sugar,.
V2o hiidj.' Museo»ado Sugar,
O.7 ham!,
42 boles Cotton, 12 tieroes Rice,
About 40,000 wt. Coffee, ¦
60,boxes Separs,
A few tons Fustic,
.A -small quantity of Indian Cora,
-40" pipes Holland Gin,
5J casks- Uutcli Battr>
Gin cases, half pint Tumblers, Negro
Pipes, Black Lead Crucibles, Madder, Sew-
ing-.and Fishing Twine, and Brass Kettles
Also,
An assortment of GERMAN LINENS,
Among which are,
11 bales Hessians and Twilled Bagging1
SUiff'. And
About 2300 Muskets w |