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lasty.-a man belonging, to the custom-louse,
who was at the tune in St. Phillips church-
yard, was struck clown by the lightning,
mid so much hurt as still to be under the
care of a pysician. He is now on the re-
covery,
Tlie cotton-house of Thomas Simmons,
Esq. on John's Inland, was struck during
the same storm, and with its contents was
consumed.
Arrived, schr. Philip, Williams, Phila-
delphia—flour, &c. 10, days ; sloop Ga-
•/etle, Halsey, (late Pnce) St. Domingo—
logwood and hides, 28.
Ship John from Africa ; and brig Eli.
?,a, from Tabasco, anchored at Qjarautme
.ground last evening.
On the 30th ult. lat. 36, 41, long. 76,
t2, was boarded by the British
•war Thamer, and treated politely.
loop of
August 18.
M'Nainara,
Ma
ALEXANDRIA,
Arrived, brig Louisa,
tleira, wine-
Brig George Washington, Sheldon.
Providence.
Brig Calisto, Tyler, Boston, ballast.
Brig Fame, Carleton, Newburyport.
Cleared, brig John, Martin, Jam-aca.
TED EH VL GAZET,P£.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19
The United States bomb ketch Vesuvius,
lient. Harwell, has arrived at New-York
from the city ol Washington.
The sch'r Regulator, Mead, 8 days from
Philadelphia, has arrived at N. York, with
twenty 32 pounders for government.
COURT OF VK'K-ADMW.ILTY.
Nassau, July 10.
Before the -worshipful Il"nry Moreton Dyer,
Esq. sole Judge and Commissary'.
Friendship, Whiti, master.—Mr. Arm-
strong, solicitor-general, piayed the claim
by him given (in behalf of John Caldwell,
of Hartford, in the state of Connecticut) to
be admitted, and the said ship and her cargo
to he restored as claimed.
Mr. Whyliy, king's advocate, prayed the
said claim to be rejected and the said ship
and cargo be condemned.
His honor the judge having heard the said
claim and proof ical, and the arguments el
advocates and proctors on both sides thereon,
reject'-ri the- said claim, pronounced the said
ship, her tackle, apparel and furniture, and
all and every the goods, wares and merchan-
dizes o i board of her laden, to have belong-
ed, at the time of the capture thereof, to the
enein es of the crown of Great-Britain aud
Ireland, and as such, or otherwise, subject
and liable to confiscation, and by interlocu-
tory decree, condemned the same as good
and lawful prize to his majesty's ship Elk,
Jeremiah Coghlan, esq. commander.
It is stated in a Pittsburg paper, that the
British merchants at Michillimakinack. re-
fuse purchasing any articles of country pro-
duce from the !.im-ricans, arid are preparing
to remove their effects from our territory.
I' is further stated, that the difficulties
with the Indians, on that frontier, are such,
a-, to rvud. r it unsafe to travel from Chica-
go to Detroit by land.
America and Great-Britain.
The editor of the B ,s.on ..entinel, after
fcavi ug attentively perused bis files of JJng'
liah newspapers, gives the following resul;
on this subject, of his diligent inquiries :
" On the great topic in controversy be-
tween the U .itcd States and Gieat- 'ritain,
¦we have mode diligent search and inquiry.
We cannot rind or learn any thing in tne
p feedings of the English government, or
contact of the English people, that does
not iear the most pacific aspect, towards this
co 1 irry. \ war witn us is deprecated by
all orders of men ; and every tiling but the
sacrifice of the national security, or prostra-
tion of the national honor, would be con-
ceded to prseerve a good understanding.
And we are assured from good authority,
that all the treaty differences in dispute will
be amicably and satisfactorily adjusted, if
' ' tlie 'government of the United States wishes
a friendly adjustment. This disposition,
¦we are assured, did not arise from any fear
of the consequences of war ; but from a-de-
sire to prolong the blessings of peace and
good will.
The dukes of Orleans and Berri, (s ns of
* the famous citizen EgaUte) have joined the
Prussian and Russian arms.
.To the president of the United States.
Sir,
Indignant at the late outrage and mur-
dur, committed by a British man of war
on the crew of the United States' ship Che-
sapeake, we, the undersigned mariners of
the port of Baltimore, respectfully beg
leave to tender our services to be employed
in such majiner as you may conceive most
useful, pledging ourselves, as we hereby
solemnly do, to contribute all in our power
towards avenging the cowardly murder cf
our seafaring brethren.
TH011DICK CHASE,
Chairman.
TIMOTHY GARDNER,
Secret ay.
Jnly 21,
To Thorndick Chase, esqinre-. and the master
mafrntrs of the Port of Baltimore.
The offer of y our professional services to
your country, merits, and meets the high-
est praise :—Should the outrages lately
commtted by the agents of a foreign power,
in the Chesapeake and its neghbourhood,
extend themselves-to your port, your servi-
ces * ill be valuable towards its security ;
and if a general appeal is to be made to the
public arm for the support of our rights, the
spirit from which your offer flows ; that
which animates our nation, will, I trust,
be their sufficient'safeguard.
I tender for your country, the thanks
you so justly deserve.
TH : JEFFERSON.
, Au0ust 9, 1807.
Monticello, August 9, 1807.
a:ul Roy. Left scVir. Betsy, for Baltimore1,
in 2 days ; brig Eliza and Sarah, for do, in
lO days ; sloop Maria Antoinette, for
andrja, next day. Six. leagues S. of Cape
Maize, spoke sloop "viaria, of N. York, 3i
days from N. Carolina for Janidiea. Li lat.
82, long. 75, schr. Deborah, from Nevis, for
Philadelphia ; had lost her captain a few
days before. Off Cape Henry, was boarded
by the British frigate Cleopatra, who opened
a number of letters.
Also, brig Eli7,a Ann, Rathell, 10 davs from
St. Pierres, Mart, sugars-Lemuel Taylor.
Left brig Mary Ann. Lawson, for N. York,
in 3 or 4 days ; schr. Sarah, Summers, Balti-
more, in 6 days ; Industry, Bonner, do. 10
days ; Antelope, Culver, New London, 3 j
days ; Henry, Cutler, Portland, 18 days ; !
Sukey, Coffin, Wilmington, 8 days ; sloop
Sally, Custis, Snowhill, iO or .2 days, and
a number not recollected. Ou 25th July, a
fleet of 25 sail of English merchantmen
passed St. Pierre, they stood to the N. W.
Also, sloop Dispatch Porte, 22 days from
Porto-Cavello — hides, cotton, c ff.'e & cop-
per-John S. Horn. Left ship Trent, of
Salem, uncertain ; a brig and a schooner
belonging to Philadelphia, and a schooner
to Salem. Was boarded by the British schr.
Flying Fish, who /iressed James Williams,
born in Pnil.idelphia, and put a Scotchman
oil board, who was no sailor.
Poat-Ojjicc, Baltimore,
August 7, 1S07.
Tun Public are hereby informed that the
Southern Mail will not arrive until eleven
o'clock, A. M. during the Continuance of
the summer establishment.
I f • CHAKLUS BURRALL.
Sale by Auction.
¦ Faints. ^^^^^^^
y*:i re.e. ced from Ncvi&orl, per sloop Rover,
On receiving tenders of service from va-
rious militaiy corps, 1 have usually address
ed the answer to the officer commanding
them. Observing in the address of the mas-
ter mariners of Baltimore, of July 16, that,
beinc probably unorganised, no command-
ing officer was named, I considered the
first person on the list of subscribers as a
kind of foreman, and therefore addressed
my answer to him. I now, with pleasure,
correct, on reflect! n, that error, by enclos-
ing a duplicate of the answer to yourself,
as the chairman wh',m they had chosen as
the channel of c mmunication, having no-
thing more at heart than to prive my res-
pect for yourself and the master mariners of
Baltimore. Accept for yourself and them,
the assurances of my high consideration.
TH : JEFFERSON.
Mr. Thorndick Chase.
On THURSDAY MOEN1KG,
The '20th instant, at 10 cf Clock, at the Vendue
Wareh use at the earner of Second Vf .Cede-
riot streets, mill commence the sale 0/
Dry Goods, Glassware, Look
ing Glasses, &c.
And at 2 o'clock,
64 hhd.'i- Muscovado Sugar, equal in quali-
ty to those sold on Friday last,
25 boxes llavanna Brown do.
160 bag's Good Coffee,
10 pip-s Holland Gm, ,„._,,
14 pipes of fine flavored Cogmac Brandy,
A few puncheons Country Rum,
And
75,000 wt. of the very first quality Carracas
C°C01i' THOMAS CH\SE, Auct'r.
NBA N«gra Boy about 9 years old, who
has to serve until the age of 25, will be sold
at half pas.i It o'clock, on 6 months credit-
August l'J , ¦'_________------
^^^^^^^_ and,'
640 kegs> white Lend of 28 lb. each.
130 do. do 55 do,
54 do. Red Paint, do.
All of first quality and for sa'e by
HENRY. THOMPSON.
August 19 eoGt
Claret Wine and Olive Oil.
yust arrivid isf viill be landed to-morrow morn-
ing from on board the stoop Atw.ii a, captain
Saville, 'rum ifeit Tori,
117 casks superior quality Claret Wine,
suitable for the East India market, with four
iron hoop* to each cask.
200 baskets (12 bottles each) fine Olive
Oil, Also,
10 hhds. and 15 bbls. superior quality New-
England Hum. Apply to
BUFFU.VI k GOODHUE,
No, 84, jjowly's wharf.
August 19. d4t«o4t
Stray Cows.
Came ti the subscribers Farm near Ellicott's
upper Mills, two COWS. One a black with
spots, one of her ears cut off, & the other slit.
The other a red and white, with a hole in her
right ear. The owner or owners are request-
ed to come prove property, pay' charg- s, and
take them away. J.Mh'-S EKP.
August 19________________________d4tH
Fifty Collars Reward.
STRAYED or stolen fr ,m the widow Ca-
rol's pasture, within half a mile of Baltimore,
on Thursday or Friday last, a chesiiut sorrel
MARE and' HORSE, the mare has asm ,11
star in her fore head, her right hind foot white,
upwards of fifteen hands high, switch til, se-
ven years old last spring, racks, trots and pa-
ces—the horse ;s eight or nine years old, lit"
teen hands high, has a switch tad, and the
same gait* as above mentioned Twenty five
dollars will be given for either with the thief
or thieves, or ten d ilia's 'or either if si rayed.
SAMU L C PATRICK,
PHILIP DEWALD.
August 19 ^¦^¦^¦^I^H eo4t
Baltimore Union Voluntt'cH,,
The members of, this com, any who Irave
received incomplete armg, are requested to
leave theth witti lieut. Ilasle-U, immediately}
as in the course of a lew d:iys they Will be
supplied with others
YOU will, meet, on Monday next, at half
past 4 (?'Clock, at Lindenbc-iger'slot with ami*
and accoutrements completed The roll \<-illt,a
called .'U minutes past 1'ne and absentees fined.,
By order of the Captain,
JOHN WillTELOLK, 1st Sergt.
August 19.
Republican Greens.
You will parade for Dr.11 Exercise bri
Thursday the JOth instant, at Hulchins's (A-
pollo Girden) at 3 o'clock, cross B.;Its and
anus, the officers in lu'l uniform
GEORGE KEA INtE, capt.
ISf B, The men are, requested to call for
thi.ir lielts, at Wallace's, near Christ Church,
August 19.
TJis excellency the president of the United
States.
•Sir,
In behalf of the master mariners of the
port of Baltimore, I nave the hon r to en-
close you a tender of their services, when-
soever and wheresoever the irterest of their
country may require them.—It is peculiarly
the province of the mariner, to feel solici-
tude for the success of measures intended
to restrain the lawless exercise of po er on
the high seas. Exposed as we necessarily
are, to the. abuse of this power ; and know-
ing, as we'll from long experience, as from
the recent outrage, which has roused the
sensibilities of the nation ; that we may ex
pect tube individually oppressed, until the
pretended right of impressment on the high
seas be relinquished, we shall be forgiven
for expressing the hope and expectation that
the efforts of our government will not be
relaxed until this desirable cud is accom-
plished. In aid of those efforts and in sup-
port of whaU-ver measures our government
may deem necessary, the enclosed tender of
uur services is respectfully made.
I have the honor to be,
with perfect reepect,
Sir,
Your obd't humble serv't,
THORNDICK CHASE,
Chairman,
Baltimore, 58th July, 1807.
Monte Viedo:—A letter from an officer of
rank at Monte Viedo to his friend in Eng-
land, states the important fact of the people
of Buenos Ayres having declared them-
selves an Independent Na,i n .
'• Monte Vif.do, March 16.
" An event of the most extraordinary na-
ture ha. just come to our knowledge, « hich
is, that the people of Buenos Ayres, with a
Frenchmen of the name of Lmiers at their
head, have declared themselves an indepen-
dent nation, like N. America. In answer |
to a fl.g of truce they say, that if me support-
them in thi.s object, they will receive us with
open arms, as their deliverers ; but, on the
contrary, if we want to make the country a
colony to G. Britain, they ill contest to tne
last inch. In the mean time, weareobliged to
content ourselves with remaining as we are, as
our general wisely conceives his force too
small to divide, by leaving a garrison here,
and with the remainder to attack Buenos
Ayres; he therefore has determined to wait
reinforcements, or perhaps as they are
quarreling among themselves, we may at
last be called in to settle the dispute. I
have been with the generel 50 miles up the
country, whi :h is one continued flat, as we
are told of 500 leagues without even a hill.
It is thinly inhabited, and fhose p or and
wretched in the extreme, owing to the nar-
row policy and oppression of the Spaniards.
They are as you know from what has been
written of the country, of a dark coppei
color with remarkable long black hair ;
but, I think, the finest muscular m«de men
1 ever beheld; in general they are very tall ;
I think the women are indeed xtremely
handsome ; they Ire, to be sure in the
greatest filth. I do not exaggerate when
I tel you the price of an ox is a dollar, and
of a very good horse from two to five.
With both those animals the whole face of
the country for miles is covered.
Married on Saturday evening last, by the
rev. Dt. Whitehead, Mr. J tunes Young, mer-
chant, toMts. tli%abeth Neal, of this city.
Po t of Baltimore.
Entered,
Sch'r Mary, Almeda,
Sloop Rover, Bird,
Cleared,
Ship Rose, Johnston,
Sch'r Rainbow, Watts,
Hawk, Whits,
Havana
New-York
Amsterdam
Jamaica
Havana
bale by Auction.
A few packages of Fresh Goods are just
received, and will be added to the sale to-
morrow morning, at 10 o'clock.
Amongst which aret
Book Muslins,
Ci>lur3d Cambricks,
C uii'iric Dimities,
9'8 Calicoes,
Leno Handkerchiefs and Shawls,
And
Superfine Scarlet Cloths, kc.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
August 19. ?!¦¦,
Ssle by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The 2Uf instant |