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FEDERAL GAZETTE.
fj\tday, AUGUST as.
PHILADELPHIA, Au
Arrived, sclir. Regulator.
Passamaquijcly ; F.itna, S u-.i
O.. a Bi cell, Y in r, do.— )!
ltam and Mary. Tapper, Falrd
&c. 54 days.
Arrlped at the L \% *reV:o.
Ship Maysville, Smith, St. ! -
&c 11 ; Charlotte. Stoddart, H
brig Webonie Rernni. d j. —
1
V il-
aesj
T7 5
scrir. Happy Return, Tatem, S;. : .. :^ —
coffee, &c. l8.
Cleared, brio; Alroira, Obear. Amsterdam ;
Lydia, Shermon, Barbadoes ; fames and
' William Dawson, St. Jago-de-Cnba ; Ma-
ry VT'Cutchen, New-Oleanes ; Se.hr. Live-
ly, Nelsm, N. Carolina ; sloop Indepen-
dence S-mers, Charleston; Mahala, Pry-
or, Rxhmond.
NORFOLK, August 24.
Arrived ship Herschel, Parrot, 54 days
from Liverpool, salt and dry goods, for City
Point. The ship Protectress, Wakefield ;
Btothers, Dingley ; and hrig John and
Charles, were Lading; for City Point, the
former to sail in 20 days, and the two lat-
ter in 8. The ships Fame, and Diana,
would sail tor Baltimore in 15 days.
Spoke, July 2I, in lat. 47, long. 52, schr.
New-York', of and bound to New-York,
-:i days from Messina—18th August off
Nantucket south shoals was boarded by an
an officer from the Melampus and treated
politely.
Schr.^HaJdah and Ann, Fitzbugh, 4
days from N.York.
< Ship Stranger, Swain, 6 days from Nan-
tucket, ballast.
Schr. Sally, Clifford, 20 days from St.
Vincents, rum.
Schr. Ploughbiy, Gibb, 1 days from
Pniladelphia.
Sloop Industry, Wilson, 4 days from
Philadelphia.
Ship Russel, Tabor, 6 days from New-
Valuable Lands, Kegroeb ana
Stock, jor Sale.
•By virtue of tnoo deeds of trust from Thamfa
Ringgold, the ssbscribert pill "ff-r at public
sale on the premises, On MO NDA1~ the 2$a
day (>f November next,
THAT valuable Tract of L\ND, called
Hopewell, situate within two miles ot dies
tee tow:',, on Chester River, Kent cotmt\,
Maryland) containing about twelve hundred
acre* of Land. This estate is in good order
and will he improved, the land is ot" the best
y, aid bus u sniheient portion of wood
land for it;; support,
Immediately after the sale of the Load, will
be sold,
ALL the Negroes, Stock and Farming
Ift'snsils, appendant to the real estate*.
' On WEDNESDAY, '
The 25;A of November next, viill be offered at
public sale.
The House and Lots now occupied by 1
»aac Spencer, esq in Chesler-Tou n. The
House is large and spacious, and well calcu-
lated for the cum cnieni accommodation of a
large family, the Gardein are highly im-
proved and well stored with a variety of ex-
cellent Fruit Trees. It lias large St bles,
tod Carriage Houses and every other conve-
nient out house.
On the folltminx day nviil be offered Jor sale on
the premises,
That valuable and productive estate, called
Uniting Field, together with the Negroes,
Stoik atul Farming Utensils then¦¦on, situate
in the lower part of Kent County, on the
Chesapeake Bay, supposed to contain between
five and six hundred acres of hi st quality land,
this estate is also we'd improved, and in high
cultivation, it abounds with Fish, Oysters St
wild Fowl in the season, I.as a sufficient por-
tion of woodland, and is within a tew hours
sail o! Baltimore and Annapolis.
Ana on the 26th of said month, will be offeree
for s tic,
The Farm called Gresliam's Levels, now
in the tenure of William Sims, situate in
Kent county aforesaid, containing about two
hun s of Land, of this tract nearly
one half is woodland.
The terms of sale for the Lands, are one-
fonrtli cash, the remainthSr to be paid in four
equal annual payments with interest, the pur
chaser givifig bond with approved security,
and executing a mortgage on the conveyance
being made i the Negroes, Stock, &c. will
be said on a credit ol" twelve months. Pos-
session will be. given on the first day of Jan-
uary 808 Mrs. Ringgold having relinguish-
ed her right, of Dower, in the above Lands,
thev will be sold free of all incumberanrts
8AMUEL RINGGOLD,
TENCH RINGGOLD,
Trusti es ot" Thomas Ringgold
Washington County, Maryland,
June .9. lawt23dN
This is to give Notice,
THAT the subscriber of Anne Arimdls
county, h".th obtained from the Orphans' Court
¦of Avme Aiv.ndle county in Maryland, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of Wit
ham Franklitj, bate of Anne Arundle county,
deceased : All persons having; claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex
1 Ibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
¦ subscriber, at or before the ?8tb day of
jar.tiaiy next, they may otherwise by law be
excluded, from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my band this '.i8t.li day of July,
180/. CHARITY FRANKLIN, E.v'x
August 5.' ________ _____ lawSt
Baltimore jockey Club.
On Tuesd iy the I*th day of next October,
the lialt.iuKiv jockey Club Purse oi $500, wil
be run for over the Club's Race Course, tiear
Govaue's-Town ! free tor any horse, mare or
gelding agreeably to the rules of the Club
On Wednesday the 15th, the B J Club's
Colt's Parse of 200 dollars, (i-ce as above.
on Tlfarsday the 15th, a handsome
Subscription Purae, free f,,r any thing ; but
.1 agreeably to the
- I'ulpi of iUe Cub, except so far as they re-
late to merely c'ub matter*.
JOHN WOODEN, of John,
Treu
August II. 2*lwl»w8t||
SHIP OTHELLO.
In our statement last evening of this case,
supposed cause of offence is found, by the
gentleman whose pditenes enabled us to !
present that intelligence-. We are sensible
of no material error being in that statement. ,
We are informed that the French ship of '
war in question, is the Patriot, and not i
the Cybclle; but this is immaterial. It was j
understood at the time he made the inqui-
ries, that the editor of the Federal Gazette j
would make public the information impart-
ed. This was expressly stated by the triend,
thro' whom we obtained the interview, and
in whose presence the conversation was held.
We are not less anxious than others, that
the investigation ordered by the French am-
bassador may result in the perfect innocence
of the officers and crew of the Patriot. We
advanced no opinion on this subject, ex-
cept the one founded on the declaration of
the privateersmen ; and in this we stand
not alone.
Further remark is deemed unnecessary,
until we see an authorised statement dif-
ferent from our own ; or until some
further account is received from the Bay.
Captain Comegys has o-nne down with ti.e
instructions from Gen. Turreau. The cap-
tains Sterret, with their two companies,
have gone in pursuit ot the plunderer, in an
armed schooner, under the command of
Captain Porter, lately returned from the
Mediterranean.
BURR'S TRIAL-
We have republished, from the " Enqui-
rer," the whole of the proceedings in this
interesting case, as far as that paper has
given them, except what is contained in
the last number, received to.day. Nothing
of importance had cccurred at the last date.
On Saturday the 22d Mr. Blanner'.iaSuett
appeared ift court. Mr.- Botts suggested that
there was a misnomer in the indictment, and
requested that th arraignment be put off)
which was granted. We shall proceed to-
morrow with the detail, as given in the
Enquirer.
Lloyd's list jfuly 3.
The American ship Jane, Hugell, is de-
tained by the Lion privateer, and the George
Washington, from Philadepphr a to Bordeaux,
is detained by sir R. Strachan's squadron,
and sent into Plymouth.
The Little Catharine, from Bengal,
which was detained and sent into Plymouth,
sailed from thence 1st. inst. for Copenha-
gen, having been liberated.
At Londonderry, Abigail, Berry, New-
Ycvk. At Cherburg. Emanuel. America ;
Speculation, New-Orleans. At Rottcidam.
Mary. Sbutbwick", Boston. At Copenha-
gen, Byfitld, Foster, Boston. Ar Ton-
ningen, John, Lonng New.York ; Sally,
flail, Philadelphia ; Johanna, Prince, R.
Island.
Captain Pike, with his men, arrived at
Natchitoches on the 30th June—they were
taken by the Spaniards and detained some
months in the Mexican dominions. All
their papers, Sec- taken from them.
[Washington Federalist."]
Died suddenly, near Westminster town,
on Monday last, in the sixty-second year
of his age, Mr. Danil Zacjiarias, sen.—
A man much esteemed and respected in life
by all wiio had the pleasure ol knowing htm.
By the ship Amiable, Rinker, belong-
ing to this port and ship Ann, Alexander.
from London, both arrived at New-York
yesterday morning, we have received iur
regular files of Loudon Gazettes down to
the 5th July, being two days later than our
former accounts.
Theoe papers contain nothing recent
from the continent. In Kb,, land, the baitle
of Friedland is not considered to have been
so disastrous to the allied forces, as is reo.e-
sented by the French papers.—If the victory
had been so signally decisive, Boniparte
¦would certainly have f.lloued up his suc-
cess by an instat»ta»eous movement towards
Kontgsburgh. From all the accounts, how-
ever, this piace remained 111 the possession
of the Russians, who, it appears weie still
in a situation to oetend it.—The retreat of
the Russians is stated t > have been executed
with perfect order ; and may possibly have
the effect of leading the Fiench tnto a most
disadvantageous position. Relf.
From the Mcrchmts'' Coffee-House Books,
August -n ¦
Arrived, schr. Nancy and Mary, Hall,
16 day-, bom Matanzas—su^ar and molas-
ses—Van Wyck and Dorsey. Lett there
ship Cuba, Littlefield, of New Y> rk, biig
PlouLfbboy, Charleston next day ; brig Men-
tor, Morant, Providence, R. I. schr. Betsey,
Waters, Salem ; Harriot,--------, New-
York ; Ceres from Charleston just arrived ;
Experiment Wasburn, ditt 1 ; brig Ethio-
p an of New-Orleans, and a Spanish brig
just arrived fiom Campeachy, the captain
of which informed that a schooner belong-
ing to New-York from La Vera Cruz with
200,000 dollars on board had been taken
by an English frigate off Vera-Cruz. 4fc
Also, ship Othell;, Glavcr. 59 nap
from Liverpool—dry goods—Harden and
Wilson. July 9, lat, 49, 30, long, ai,
sp k; ship Amphion, from New-York, j
for Amsterdam, out 20 days. 2 tth, lat.
44, long. 46, brig'Orient, 20 flays from j
Ne v-York, and 8 from Halifax (where she
had been carried in) bound for Rotterdam,
Also- ship Lovely Nan, Coffin, 70 days
from Rotterdam—gin and mi 1 stones—
Win. Taylor. Spoke m-thing.
Also, ship Conawa, Thomas, 62 days
from Liverpool—dry goods.
Also, hrig Eliza Henry, Butler, 19 days
from St. Pierres, (Mart.)—Bnsco and Par-
tridge. Left schooner James, for Norfolk
3 days ; brig Cyrus, --------, for Boston in
15 or 20 days.
Also, ship Joseph and Phcebe, M'Corkle,
from Londonderry, via New Castle.
Also, schr. Good Intent, from Ne .'•'-
York—to Lemuel Taylor.
Also, brig Federal, Sergeant, 23 days
from St. Vincent—ballast—Wales & Clop-
per. Left brig Rose, for Boston in 6 days ;
Charles for Kennebunk in 12 days.; Claris-
sa, Lee, for Ne-v-York 5th instant.
Sale by Auction.
On MONDAY,
The S1s< instant, at I a'J past 10 o'c'.oeh, in the
mortrni' tn North Howard-street, ( nearly op-
posite Mr. /,-,/ -ic Philips and Co 's)
A full and complete Sett of Carpenters'
'1 OOLS, in small lots, to snit purchasers, &
sundry articles of Household and Kitchen.,
Furniture. Terns of sale, cash.1
It CUi.VERWELL, Anc'r.
August ^8.________________________d-2tH
For Sale or Freight,
-~/^^ijVN Now in complete order to
'"'¦i .^tolSir rf,relve a cargo, burthen about
~K>.'-M-- 1000 barrels. For terms ap-
pk to captain Marshall, on hoard, at Spear's
barf, or to
WALES & CLOPPER
Auffust 38'. _______ eo4l j
[•'or auj ott hi tii. U ->t ites
(To the Eastiu rd fiould . p if 1 ed,)
r-^ The Stoop !•'. &") pass,
Captain Al'en j .
]¦'• Burthen five bindr-n i barrels 1
v ight wilt be UkeiT low if IrtB
mediate jippticatjon is made to tin- capvain on
board at .Smith's d '•!. "•• ;o
r • in u T a vv a it • y \ -« n \ l l ,
83 Bon 1 's wharf.
8th vno. 98th._______________________d
Plaister of t a life and cjheatn-
irtg Bp itds.
The subscribers have p-isl received a':d of
fer for sale, a cargo of Ha-sier Paris, of an
excellent quality.
Also,
A cargo pf long N E Sheathing Boards
Which tnev offer for sale at tlreir Lumber
Yard, on Comme v• -s',r et wharl
M'fADON a WALSH
August 58. _ eo4t
Just arrived
Fom the Manufactory, a fresh supply af
American
Pi-blie Pearl,
Pearl, and
C"mmnn Shelled Parley,*
Wh.ch will ne sold at the Manufacturers'
prices. Apply to JOHN 11as'-e I In H!U;; and 8 ti
This is a circumstance which the siibscrib
»r m ell egrets but after I avmg used eve
iy exertional liis power to a.voiii it, he has
not been able to sueceeil. AltTl 'U;,-ii he las
met with man;' loss s, y.( t his pr pert; ata 'a,r
vaiuatlon, would stiil be neurlj equal to lis
but aa his Creditore have rei'uscd to
tale, property in ih.it way, h.- must submit—
he must sacrifice the Vrmts ot to years "m-
duvtry—and he still hopes it will be in his
power some duy, to settle every claim, tor
he shall alwa.s consider himself bound in
honor, to pay every cent, if ever in bis power
THO wA.S KF-NrJEUY.
Wasliiiifrtnn C;own1 *, Md August .8-
N'utice i^ hereby Given,
That the subscriber intends toniahe applica-
tion to the judges of Talbot ceahty court, at
the next term thereof, to be h- Id on the. 2d
Monday of November next, for the benefit of
an act of assembly, puss.- |