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: HM Jays from NVufolk, flour and dry good*. Ttte sloop Nla'ria, Destemelj 10 days from Richmond. CI ¦at'd, ship Nancy, Morton, Liverpool ; hi' ; Commerce, fk-unison, Greenock ; Cla- rissa, Lee, Hudson ; Lovely Lass, Wheeler, SavMiflali ; ech't Lark, Croak, Halifax. Nir.e United Slates' gun boats arrived at this port yesterday from Portland, two of •wh'iota passed by the city yesterday to the invy-yard. A British brig of war anchored within Sanly-Hook yesterday afternoon, and we understand an oiiicer is coming up in a pilot- boat with dispatches We did not learn the' name- of tlie brig, where from, er the nature of her dispatches. Oil Tuesday last a New London packet went on the rocks at Hellgate, and bilged > part of the cargo saved. PHILADELPHIA, August 4: Arrived, brigs Eliza,Kitchen,Matanzies, sugars ; Swift, Phclau, St. Johns, (N. B.) plaistcr; schr. Venus, Nickerson, Rochelle, 60 days, wine and brandy ; sloop Katy Ann, Eiwell Portland, crates and salt. . Cleared, ship Hebe, Ogle, Amsterdam ; sclir. Experiment Wilbur, N. Carolina. Schr. Indiana, Briggs, 40 days from King- ston, is below. Capt. Motse, from Porto Cavello, left there ' 14th August, brig Sea-Nymph, Whe- len and schr. Jane, Ham-met, of Boston, both to sail on the 16th. On the 27th nit. lat. 34, 40 long. 73, saw four large ships and a brig, which he took to be ships of war, standing a S. E. course. One of the ships, which he took to be a frigate, gave him chase for two hours, and then gave it up. Capt. Hartwell, of the schr. Richmond, left at Laguira, August 10, ship Thomas i.'il.-n, Gardner, of Baltimore, uncertain ; hiii.1 Mmcrva, Newcomb, Philadelphia,just arrived ; ship Alert, Betroft, ditto, ditto ; bri^ Aspasia, Mariner, N. York, in 2 days ; schr. Juliet Semore, Martin, ditto, Sept 10 ; schr. Mary and Eliza Seton, ditto, uti- eertain ; schr. Jason, formerly Davis, Balti- more, uncertain. August 21, lat. 32. N. long. 72, W. passed two frigates standing to the eastward, with four merchantmen under convoy,supposed themEnglish; bound to Bermuda. Lazaretto, Sept. 3. This m rning arrived the schr. Nancy, capt. Wallace, 20 days from St. Jago de Cuba, coffee & sugar. Left the sloop Gen. Green, of and for N. York in tea days ; and the brig Robert and Mary, of and for Boston in ten days. Mr. Foulson, I hand you for publication a resolution entered into by both houses oi the legisla- ture of Pennsylvania at their last session. It is now before the governor, and a.vaits his constitutional decision. Its purport is so novel in a reTmed and li- terary age—its tendency to shut out all those lights which can be thrown on points of 'the highest importance, to life, liberty and pr perty, by the reflections, writings and decisions of profound and learned men, in foreign countries, is so obvious, that the publication of it cannot fail of exciting a strong sensation in this commercial city. A CORRESPONDENT. " Resolved by the Senate and house of Re- presentatives of the Commonwealth of Penn- ijloania, in General Assembly met, That irera and after the next term ot the supreme court, it shall not be lawful for any coun sjellar, attorney, or other person, to read withift any couit of this commonwealth, any precedent or case of law described in a- ny curt except such as have taken place or may take place in some court within the U. States." OERa.L GA'iyi'JL-T SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. The schooner Wolf, Jones, from Baltimore, lias arrived at Charleston, in twenty days passage. Salted Provisions in American Bottoms are prohibited at New-Providence ; other articles continue as formerly. Extract of a letttsr from a gentleman i't An- napolis, to his friend in Washington, dated thsr^xst ult: You have no doubt heard of the affair of the pirate that some days past fired on and took possession of the ship Othello from Liverpool bound to Baltimore. On Friday last we heard here that the pirate had gone up the bay : the only vessel in our port that was fit was immediately got ready and apart of the artillery and infantry of this 'place were sent in search of her, together v. ith a bargje from the French 8d gun ship. Hearing also that some suspected persons had gone up the road, a detachment on horseback was sent after them, and in the evening returned with five Frenchmen, who acknowledged that they had a few days be- fore left the pirate schooner, and were on their way to Baltimore The vessel return- ed without being lucky enough to fall in with the pirate. 1 was present at the examination of the five pris ners, so were several of the offi- cers of the L'E le, viz. the captain and o- thers—also captain la Viileau of the Patri- ot. They shewed great anxiety, and a de- sire to bring the culprits to justice. They turned out to be deserters from the L'Eole and Patriot, who were inlisted in Balti- more, they say, to go to the West-Indies, but finding themselves deceived, had desert- ed. The officers of the pirate schooner were Frenchmen from Baltimore, not here- tofore connected with the. French ships of war. As s ion as the militia of this place were making a stir, the officers of the L'Eole offered any part of their crew to aid us, to- gether vith their barge and gufis and am- munition. Their barge that went out was manned in part with Frenchmen. I feel hurt that the French officers should be sus- pected as it appears they are. They have manilested every disposition to the contrary, which ought to be made public. A schoo- ner from Baltimore manned with militia has taken the pirate and carried her to Balti- more. Part of the crew made their escape, andpart were taken by cbm.Krohm and are confined on board the Patriot. Many false representations have been made." of first necessity, for the tempo; .,:',' relief of those unf rtuiiatc men. They regret, that in soliciting aid for purposes 'wholly charita- ble, that party vie ¦¦ s should offer obstacles. "?(f the obj-'Cts of their solicitude have erred, their sufferings and punishment" are certain- ly preportionat't to their errors: The reflec- tion, that upwards of forty of our country- men, useful, though indigent citizens, are in chains—their families deprived of their services and support, is, it is hoped, suffici- ent to induce ihe dictates of humanity to overcome prejudice. Subscription papers are left at Mechanic Hall—at the Tontine coffee-house, and with Mr. George F. Hop- kins, bookseller, Pearl-street. The publishers of daily papers are re- quested to give this one or more insertions. New-York, Sept. I, 1807. The reverend Mr. Blackburn will deliver a di: course in the second Presbyterian church to-morrow, in the lore-noon, and in the Methodist church in Light-street, at 3 .'clock in the afternoon. At the close of each service a collection will be made for the aid of his ever benevolent and impor- tant mission to the Cherokee nation of Indians. Sale by Aucti EASTON, (Penn.) August 20. INFLUENZA. This distemper prevails to an unusual de- gree throughout the country. Almost every person in this borough is afflicted with it; and it prevails to an alarming degree in the surrounding country. A gentleman from near" the mountain informed us that there were ten in his family afflicted With it. KNOXVILLE, August 15. Death of Doublehead. On Sunday night last, Doublehead, one of the chiefs of the Cherokee tribe of In- dians, was shot in the head by some person, who, unobserved, entered the house of the Broom, where he then was, and who puffed out the candle and escaped without being distinguished. Doublehead was removed by the Broom to a house in the neighborhood, where he continued to live until Monday evening, when a party of five Indians, sup- to be in league with the person who hot him, discovered his place of con- cealment, tired balls through his head, and it to jelly with the butts of their pistols. Circumstances fix suspicion on a couspicu ous settler in the nation, as the contriver of 1 eath. To the Editor of the Mercantile Advertiser. Sm, Among all the depredations and out- rages com mtted on American commerce by the belligerents, the following deserves a place in our attention. The American ship Vermont, Lyman, owned by Messrs. J. & E. Lyman, of N. York, bound from that port to Leghorn, was captured in the beginning of March last in sight of her port of destination, and car- ried into Porto Ferrajo, in the Island of Elba, by a French privateer. Tne con- signees made an immediate applicati >n to the court of Pisa, which granted the requi- site permission fir obtaining the liberation of the said vessel under a guarantee, with which the Marine agent refused to comply, until he had received instructions on the subject from the Prefect at Goulou. Ev'e- ry measure was taken by the concerned to hasten the reply, but to no purpute, none could be obtained. Thus circumstanced, the consignees made another application to the court ot Pisa and obtained its special sanction and authority to bring the cargo to market (part of it being perishable.) under such guarantee as the captors should require. The notorious injustice of the capture of the said vessel, induced the French consul to interpose his influence, and the French merchants resident at Leghorn offered their security and guarantee (which the laws of France require to be French in such cases) in order to < btain the release of. ship and cargo. All was of no avail, however. The Marine Agent premptorily persisted in his refusal to accept of any security or gua- rantee whatever ; and intimated, that the original papers of ship and cargo were trans- mitted to Paris for the inspection of the Tribunal des Prizes, whose report alone should govern him. This report had »ot arrived at Porto Ferrago in June last, and very probably may not do so for months to come. In the mean time this valuable ship and cargo remain utiderthe most unwarrant- able and infamous detention. In most cas- es of the kind by the British, where satis- factory security for ship and proceeds of cargo have been offered to the captors or Court of Admiralty, permission has been granted to proceed to market. This deten- tion is therefore attended with peculiar ag- gravation ; not singular, however, for there are several vessels detained in the same situatien at Porto Ferrago. The Vermont attracts particular attention on account of her value, which is two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Port of Baltimore. Entered, Ship Fame, Long, Liverpool Brig Fanny, Hayward, Antigua Cleared, Sch'r Shepherdess, Carr, Jamaica From the Merchants C'ffee-House Books. September 4. Also, schooner Phcenix, Greely. 16 days from St. Pierres, (Mart.)—sugar and coffee Charles C. Egerton. Left brig Minerva, Sinclair, of Boston ; Henry, Culler, of Portland ; Dove, Freeman, Norwich ; Mer- cury, Freeman, do. schr. Belle, Hutchings, Baltimore ; Eliza, Prentice, Newbem. Aug. 23, lat. '24, long. 66, spoke schr. Messenger, from Philadelphia, for St. Tho- mas, out 4 days. Came into the Capes on Tuesday. Was chased in t igether with five or six others by an English frigate. Saw an outward bound brig brought to by the frigate ; she was a long low brig ; being at a distance cannot describe her exactly. Also, ship Saily, Frost, 50 days from Antwerp, wine and oil—James Biays. Left brig Diamond, of Portland, detained fvr having been in England ; brig Hiram, of Salem. July 22, spoke ship Franklin, from New-Orleans for Bordeaux, out 39 days. August 18, spoke brig Charles arid William, from New-York, for Antigua. Sailed in company with brig Ohio, Thomp- son, for Baltimore, and spoke her in long. 32- Also, British brig Fanny, Hayward, 32 days from Antigua, via Norfolk—sugar— Hugh Thompson. Also, ship Fame, Long, 54 days from Liverpool—dry go ds—Win. Taylor. Lett ship Diana, Holbrook, for Baltimore 25th July ; Abeona. Hobson, d>. do. Hercu- les, ------------, do. do. Canton, Wickham do. 1st August ; Alexander,------------, do, do. Eliza, Slowell, ditto uncertain ; Loui- siana, Dawson, do. do. do. Nankin. Rick- etson, New-York, 14th July ; Cincinnati, Mattock, do. August 1 ; Eriza, Water- man, do. do. Caledonia, —, do. 15th July; Oliver Ellswonh, do. 20th July ; Manches ter packet, do. do. Liverpool, Hamilton, 1st. August ; Manchester, Reynolds, do. 20th July ; Philadelphia, Smith, do. 25th July ; William and John, Woodhouse, Alexan- dria, 20th July ; John Adams, Calleuder, of Boston, from Baltimore. July 14, Hull bearing S. spoke brig Eliza, from Charles- ton, for Greenock, out 37 days. August 6, lat. 44, 20, long. 45, ship Commerce, from Dominique, for Livsrpool,out 15 days. Same day saw ship George Barklay, from Liverpool for New-York. Passengers in the Fame, the Revd. Mr. John Kingston and family, t-lessrs. Pemperton, Slater and A. Crawford. on. Just veet-ivpci and will b._ sold at our Ai;< d on 'vij'f., 0,1 TUESDAY Next, toe 8t1i instant, at 12 o'clock, for approved piper, im bags Laguira C >FEEE, > Eatirted 1o 8 2 s.-rnons COTTON, J Drawback. VAN WVCK St. DORSEV, Auct's. __Sept 5__________________________________ Old Line of Packets, BETWEEN B<1LTI\10.\E AND PHILA- BFLTHU, VIA FRENCH-TOWN. The public are respectfully informed that 'lie Dispatch (an old Boat), is taken out of the Line, and her place is supplied by the new Sloop Sarah, which wib hone liuwly's wharf, on Sunday next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. Her accommodations exhibit convenience 81 elegartre in a very.Superior degree ; and the " Little George Ayres," having been par- chased from tlie New Line at Philadelphia, to supply the place of tlie " Tryphenia" in the Delaware, it is believed Ihe Old Line is now as complete as the nature of such a mode of transportation will admit. WM. M'DONALD. Sept* ________¦_________ d8t Poultney and Thomas Have received per the Othello and Fame, from Liverpool, A general assortment of HAR13WARE; Consulting of IltONMONGRRY, CUTLERY SADDLE- RY, BRASS, TIN <£D, PLATED, AND J U'ANNED VV * itES. Amoigst whic'i are, Anvils, Vises, trying Pans, Spades, Sho- vells, Sheet Iron, Spelter, B ok-binder's Knives, Ked»Rouaus, Worsted Plush, lie Aittt, 11 cases Guns, assorted, which will be sold at a low advance. Sopte ¦¦ her 3____________ ____ eoSt lush Linen, c\c. c\c. A LUX BROWN & SON Have imported in the Othello, 7-8 •) ai.dC LINEN, 4 4 ) I low lag, Lonn' i„.iwns, and Brow 1 Holland. Sept 4. ^ untitled to drawback in Exportation. eolt ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 4. Arrived, sloop Maria Antoinette, Grimes, St. Jago de Cuba, molasses, sugar, coffee and segars ; schr. Adveniure, M'Knight, Barbados, ballast. Cleared, ship United States, Coleman, Barbados ; brig Hunter, Borrow dale, ditto . ¦•'::;> Alexandria, M'Kenzie, Cowes ; brigs President, Smith, Antigua ; Caltsto, Tyler rHaga ; Louisa, M''Namata, Antitca. Americans in Slavery. The members of the committee for af- fording supplies to the American* in prison at Carthagena, ate requested to mewt at Me- chanic Hall, on Friday evening next, the 4th instant, to return their subscription pa- pers, and pay the amount collected to the chairman. The committee acknowledge, with gra- titude, the receipt of five hundred dollars From a gentleman in Philadelphia, which, with ether tur.ds, has been sent in articles Sale by Auction. Oh M J oil) AY, The 7th instant, m lu o'c/i.e*, at the auction room, at the head uf Gay-street dock, villi convmer.ee the sale of A Variety of Dry Goods ; And at 12 o'clock, 38 libels. Muscovado Sugar, 20 do Clayed do 2000 hushels Groun.l Alnar Salt, SO chests excellent Hyson Tea, 21 pipes Bordeaux Branily, 100 boxes Patde Grass Cheese, 0 hhds of Copperas, A few pipes al Holland Gin, A quantity of Junk. ,-ic. R. LI1.MMON & CO. Auct'rs. Sept 5.__________. Sale by Auction. On TUILSIl AY, The Pu': i'lstant, at 11 o'clock, will he sold on Sraira's wharf, on a cretiit, vjluc/i luril then be made knbuifi, ,-:..r . T'ie Brigantihe CHANCE, _/&>$SH. !ll,nut 4 years old, with all f»>.?3,';''lP' her tackle and apparel, which '.-.5 are in good order; an invento- ry of which may he. seen hy applying to cap- tain Coope.-, on board the said brig in Smith's dock. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. sept s: Sale by Auction. On WEDNESDAY, The 9th instant, at 11 o'ch.ct, nvill he sold on O'Ununeli's'iv/iaif The CARGO of the schooner Comet, just from Antigua, Consisting ;f 40 puncheons of very fine flavored Anti- gua HUM, ANP, 13 hhds. of pood M ii iovado -' ig-ar. THOMAS CHASE, Auot'r. S. pt 5. • - Russia Sheetings, Indigo, tjp,, iautfsCotfon" i it:. Entitled to draw- back, Notice. The partnership heretofore existing under the fii'in ni J.icob and Wui. N,rris, beiiii; do- solved by the ectase of the Kirtner—alt per. s his having cl inns against them, are dfgued to present, them tor settlement—and all th >&e having accounts standingopep on their hook», are requested to, make immediate payment U> WILLiAvi NQRillS, Jun. Who heirs leave respectful y to inforsi ihe customers of the late concern, as well as the public- generally, that the business will be carried on by nun as heretofore, and assures tiiein that pothihg shall be wamirig togive every satisfaction iu the Grocer) line, a^ he proposes keeping goods of the very best qua- lities, for the 1 urpose of supplying private la unties, and at the lowest prices. Sept 5.______________________ cUt 2aw4_v William Norris, Jun. An. 64, Mart t-stretti has ron s.y'.e, 110 chests Young- Hyson Tea, 1st quality ; 85 ditto Hyson skin ; 160 sm.aU boxes Hyren Skin Tea, of 13 1-2 ib each ; i7 chests Sou- cliong-; 5 ditto Pekoe Souchong. 1 300 leads Imperial and H.son Tea, containing 0 lbs' each, of superior quality ; r al Cogniac Bran- dy, in long pipes ; Bordeaux ditto, in short pipes; Old Jamaica And Antigua Spirits, in hhd . ; Holland Gin in pip. s ; old Peach Brandy, in bhls ; Made ra Wine, in pipes, half pipes, and quarter cr.st.s ; Brown Su- gar, in hhds ; Coffee, in bags ; Black Pep- per, Basket Salt, Race and Ground G.nger, in fe>'gs ; Double Hclined Sail Petre ; Cassia, in small bales ; Mace, Cinamon, Nut and Clo\es ; warranted and common • late ; Mould and Dipt Candies, of the best quality, in boxes 1 Spermaceti Candles ; Lon- don and Philadelphia Mustard, in boxes of 8 and 3 dozen each; Castile, White and Brown Soap, in boxes ; "U0 whole and half hoses Segars, some of which arc- superior to any in this bit}' ; 2100 rounds doubl- scaled battle Powder, in poind papers, of superior quality) Fig Blue, in small boxes 1 Spanish, Ftotaut, and NewOi leans Indigo, of the b, st quality ; Cablness and sm;dl Twist l'obacco, in kegs and half kegs, suitable for retailing, some of which has been manufacture,I 13 months ; Sweet Oil, in boxes of 30 tlasks each, and in baskets and boxes of l'-i bottles each ; Old Port and Madeira Wine, in bottles; Cordial, in bottles ; Ketchup, in do ; Old Champai. gne and Burgundy Wine, in boxes of 1 d.>z. each ; Claret Wine, in boxes of 1 arid 2 doz. each. 1st and '.,d quality; Pla'ing Cards by wholesale, at ths manufacturer's prices ; Ja- miesou's Crackers, in bins, lull bids Kegs, and by r-1 il; Patent Shot, assorted ; Bloom Raisins, In boxes ; Sot'l Slit lied, and.Shelled Almonds, Filberts, White Mustard Seed ; Long pepper; Pickling Vn egar ; Poland Starch, in pound papers ; Split Peas, in small kegs, and bv retail; 12 years old Spirits, and 1/i years old Cogniac Brandy, by retail ; Ca- ll' is, Olives an t Anohovns, in boxes ; real Qeyton Cinnamon. Jtc. Al! of which will be ?old wholesale and retail, low for cash, or on the. usual credit to punctual 'customers. Sept 5. d4l-2aw4w Samuel Jefteris, Has fist received, in addition to his former large stock, the following tiOGKS, of the latest editons, which he offers Jar sale at his.- BJOK. 8e STATIONARY STORE, 212, Market-street, Bacon's Abridgement,?" vols. London-editi- on, 1807. Tidd's Practice, 2 vol. Philadelphia ditto, 1807. Harrison's Chancery, 2 vol. do. do. 1807. Sugdeu's Law of Venders, do do. tSOfi Admiralty Decisions in tlie District Court of Pennsylvania, 2 vols, by the honorable Ri- chard Pt-lers, Philadelphia edition, 18J7, &c. S. J has made such-arrangements in Phi- ladelphia and New-York, as will en d>lc him to supply any orders for NewLaw, Medical, or Miscellaneous Books, on good terms, at a very short notice. Sept 5. eo4t Wanted, A TEACHER in a private family. One. that can come well recomiMc'nded as sucft,— Inquire at No. 50, corner of Pi alt and llauo- ver-streets. Sept. 5. 4-lt '"00 oie es Rifssia iheetil IU case*of Bengal ts Manilla Indigo, firM quality 2 barrels CroHna, do. 12 Pi .is real Cogniac Brandy, 1000 pi<-ccs Blue Naiiidiu. J 10') bales prime Upland Cotton, 150 barrels Boston No 1 & 2 Beef. 150 half boxes of Brown Soap, 100 boxes Md. Ca,dies, 20 do Spermaceti do. 30 boxes Tin Plates, one third X. 10 tons It issia Hemp, Few chests Hyson Tea For side on liberal terms by CUMB. D. WILLIAMS. September 5 ^iaw2w The Woman's Friend, KENTtf BBdTTT'S FiTFFT JfrjSffi JNO MACMli/S. This M chine needs oiny to be seen to be approved of, and is j istly called the Wo- man's Friend ; one trial alone is suiKcicnt to convince tin; incst i.'credulous that the de- fect attending others, is entirely removed in this. :\o part of the Machine is liable to swell wit 1 the water so as to hinder its action. I washes with case, and perfectly-clear with- out mjuring the finest linen. As the ocrit of this machine is known, & has been advertised, and is allowed bj those who have tried it, to be the best washing machiije ever invented.—. The public and those ladies and gentlemen, who have expressed a .-. isii to have one of those waslui.g m.icnhies, arc respeetfully.in- formedibtal ' e., can be supplied at Mr Cross' car enters, No. 7 , H'g 1 street* Old Town, opposite Mr Rensha.w'4 i'avern Tlie Pate - tees likewise offer fo-rsifle, the Patent lift of tl,is cuy and county, of their inucbappi v d Washing and Churning Machine. TI.O e wishing to purchase rights, will apply to the subscribers at Mr Lem'.n'" Columbia Gai dens. KENT est tEATTY. _ Se'"t 5-__________________________ej4tt To be Sold', A two-story Brick HOt/SF., sit-ate on N. Howard-sti-eet, between Saratoga street and Mulberr' street, No 96. For further parti, cellars appi) to the' subscriber, living on the premises. EZEK.1EL BOEING, pt 5. ¦¦____________________________]___ Notice is hereby Given, That the subscriber hath obtained fiom the Orphan's court of Baltimore epunty, let- ters oi a 'minisiration on the personal estate if William l.iuing r. late of said county, a led: All persons' having claims against said estate, are desired to render them to t'ie subscriber duly authenticated, for pay- ment, on or before the 6th day of March next, otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate 5 and. all those indebted, are desired to make payment with- out delaj. ELIZABETH L1TZINGER, Adnd lisirati-ix. Sept 5, 1807______________ i.-,v6v,§ A Journeyman Carpenter, WAN I ED immediatelya Journeyman Car- P'-iV. r: On_- who has a knowle lu« . f Sticking Mouldings would be pref rred ; he will 1 ave » constancy of work and a good Sh p to wort in. Appiv at No. 174, M.rk.l str.e', to GEO. SMITH. 'September a - d_t To Kent, Tnfc LOWER STORY <..f No. 6, South- street. Possession may be had on the first of October next. Inquire on the pit mists. August 31. 2aw Wanted Immediately, A WET NURE. with good recommenda- tions. Inquire at this Office. Sept 5 _______ _____d4t Van-Guard Volunteers— ATTENTION? You are required to meet at the usual place of rendezvous, on Monday af . rn< on next, at, 4 o'clock precisely, with arms and accoutre- ments complete, but not in in if.-m dress. ' W. H. WtNDBR, Capt. Sept 5.____________________¦_____^ '1 he First Volunteer Com- pany of the 39th¦Regiment, will meet at "Mr Chamberlain1* Tavern, This Evening at 7 o'clock mecistly, on business of importance to the company ; a punctual attendance is re- rpies.ed By order. A. LEREW, 1st Sergt. __ %f pt 5._________________________ 'J UK BALTIMOLK Independent Rifle Company, Are requested to be rHtrtctosl in attending; their meeting at the New Market House, next Tuesday After.".ion, . t 3 o'clock, in uni. fun, imd with- arms. Such members as have not ret procured their uniform are de. ')-¦¦ >¦ to be particular in their attendance, ast subjects in which they are doe ily inti will be laid before them. Pcr.ons dcsilo 1.3 of joining this association will, furinali thc,iv names to some of the u< infers with whom they may be acquainted. THOMAS Bi DORSSY, Cap:. Sept 5. ATTENTION I Baltimore Junior Volunteers., You are requested to attend'a meet) Saturday Eiening next, the 5th distant, at Mr. John W-raVa, at 8 o'clock, preci'w-ly, os business of importance will be laid I you. All young men from 15 to 3') years of age desirous of joining this company, ate in- vited to atu nd. -J G. BI2R, Ensign. Sept 4, ATTENTION ! Baltimore Union Fohiutters It is staled, with regret, that your . ilors will u< t be finished before your next cop'ti- tutional parr.de day, in cons , ticnc.e br the prevail- .g- .-ickness, which has preventerj the pera o executing them, from !;' - i teutiou which h- otherwise would Kevertbeless, as friends to ordtr, y,-io- toiMfirtt* tion and iiv--,M. you will licet aji your qyiarttp s., pn M.UNDAY NEXT, the ,'vh instant at hay past oris o'clock, with 1.¦.->/; an aocoutra* meats complete, and twelve rounds of blank cartridges. The Roll will be called at 15 n 2, and ALL ohse itees ii ¦ . li\ 0 dei of '......iptnin, JOHN Will I ' Sc_«J.