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- hould suppose, will take effectual steps, for
preventing the Danish fleet from falling in-
to his hands.
No intelligence has yet been received
from the second expedition ; but a very short
time will elapse before intelligence arrives
of a decisive nature. A letter from an
officer on board one of the transports says,
" You will soon hear of us, and I am confi-
dent, hear at once most important and glo-
rious accounts. We are bound in the most
profound secret that ever was kept by any
British ministers."
From America we have accounts two
days later than any before received. By
these it appears, that Mr. Erskine was not
present at the examination of the men at
Washington ; but still it is maintained that
they are American citizens. Barron was
dismissed from the Chesapeake in great dis-
grace. It is alledged against him, that he
ought to have been ready to oppose his ene-
my while his ship had a plank remaining
whole. Mr. Munroe has received dispatch-
es from his government, and has had an in-
terview with Mr. Canning. The Ameri-
cans insist on the right of search being a-
bandoned by Britain ; the doctrine is op-
p sed by us ; and, if the dispute is not and
cannot be adjusted, blows must and will
most assuredly be resorted to.
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London, August 4.
The differences with America are likely to
be adjusted The rir^ht of searching ships
of war, has never, it is said, been insisted
upon by our ministers.
August 8.
A/ considerable sensation was produced
in the city yesterday, by a report that %n
embargo -would be laid this day on all Ame-
rican vessels. Several captains belonging to
that country caught the alarm, cleared their
vessels out in ballast, and immediately took
their departure. The situation in which
this country stands with respect to ' merica,
is certainly very critical, but we trust their
differences are not so incapable oflfceommo
d.itiou as to require so harsh a proceeding as
this. The Americans, with all their noise
and intemperance, had not, according to
the last accounts, proceeded to this extre-
mity. Befussvl of supplies, and protiibitron
of intercourse with the shore, it appears,
were the harshest measures recommended at
the most violent of their meetings. We un-
derstand that orders have been expe lited t
Liverpool, and other ports, to prevent foi
the present, £he departure or any foreign-
ers from this country, hotvyithst v din
passport, that may have bean grai ted for thru
purpose. It is possible that this meas ire
lias given ri=e to the rumor of the intended
embargo.
We are still without any further accounts
of the progress of our gra; d expedition, to,
wards winch •public expectation is now so
Anxiously direc'erl. The promptitude a»d
vigour with which "t has been sent on its im-
portant destinai >n, are we belie (- unexntn.
pled. For what remains to be 'line, we are
to I >nk to British valor and < nterprize : and
in this view experience forbids us to appre-
hend any disappointment.
We are informed that the \meric3U mi
jiister yesterday communicated to our cabi-
net, the proclamation of the American ex-
ecutive.
. Au;mst o.
To this hour no advices have been
received from either the ore or the tber di-
vision of our fleets, which have proceeded
on the expeditions.
Yesterday the funds experienced a irifiin?
advance, in consequence of the receipt of
the Russian tieatv, which it had been re*
ported, contained articles hostile to the in-
terests of this country. Mr. Jackson's mis-
sion to the continent, we are inarmed,
was in consequence of the 13th article of
this treaty, which proposes the mediato n of
Russia to promete a peace between Britain
and France. Our ministers, it is stated, have
professed their desire for a permament and
equitable peace. Mr. Jackson is instructed
to inquire the basis on wh«oh France is dis-
posed to treat, with us, to enter explanati-
ons of the views of our Cabinet, and tu
create, by every honourable means, facili-
ties to negociations. The emperor Alexan-
der, we are assured, has rene ¦¦ ed to our
cabinet-, declarations of the most cordiai and
animated friendship.
Lord Hawksbury has addressed a letter to
the lord lieutenant of Ireland, statins,
that " according to determination of tbe
privy council, ships being American pro-
perty, but n-t the built of America orcon-
flemr«d as prize within the United States,
sailing under sea letters, cannot be consi-
dered as American vessels, and consequent-
ly entitled to import into Great-Britain.
VBsseJs arriving prior to the 31s! of October
will bu [5«rraiMred So an entry.
GLASGOW, August to.
Bv a vessel which left New"-Yo*k on (Sis
3.tiii of July, and arrived at Liverpool en
Thursday, we have been put in possession,
through the politeness of a mercantile house
;u this city, of a copy of the President's
Proclamation, and of other interesting in-
telligence from America, of the latest date.
On the matter of right, We shall at present
avoid all discussion. As to the probable
Consequence of the present dispute, our
opinion inclines to war. All armed ships
in British commission are prohibited from
entering American ports; those at present
in American ports are ordered instantly to
depart, and all intercourse with them is pro-
hibited. The only condition held out to
our government in the President's Procla-
mation is repaiation, a word of much mo-
ment, and of very indefinite interpretation.
We thiak it most probable that oar minis-
ters *ill support Admiral Berkely, and vin-
dicate .his conduct.
Under the London head, and in our cor-
respondent's letter, the reader will find a
number of rumours from the Continent.—
A war \ ith Russia we apprehend to be not
less probable than a war with America. t
St cks have fallen.
NORFOLK Sept. 10.
Arrived brig Hunter, Rider, 15 days
from St. Thomas's, sugars, Giles and Shep-
pard of Baltimore. On the 4th inst. lat. 33,
34 long. 73, 37, spoke the brig Lu-
cy, -------, of and for Savannah, from Li-
verpool, out 55 days—Captain sick, and
the vessel in distress.
Sloop N -.ncy, Waddle, 6 days from
Rhode Island.
Schr. Lark, Silver, 8 days from Salem.
Sioop Maty Ann, Woodworth, 4 days
from New-York.
F/ED.EKAL GAZETTE.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14.
it?" Late news under N. York head.
Ship Mary, Bemhnry, from Baltimore to
Trieste, was spoke 7th august in hit. 38, 20,
long 39. qo.
Ship George and Albert, from Derry to
Baltimore, was spoke 24th august, lat. 4i,3i,
long. 55.
BRITISH P1RLIA.MRNT.
In the house of commons the 7th of Au-
gust, in a debate on. the consolidated fund
bill.
Sir Thomas Turton thought, that in the
present circumstances it was necessary to
give Confidence to ministers. Russia and
Prussia were prostrated at the feet of Franc*,
and our disputes with America increased.—
Tin-conduct of the latter country was ow-
ing entirely to the pusillanimity of the late
ministry, who treated with America with a
pist 1 at ;!uir bieasts.
Mr. W. Smith adverted to what had been
s.iid by sir Thomas Turton relative to Ame-
rica, and said, 'hat when that country was
mentioned, it could not be in a language too
c [dilatory. He was certain that ministers
had a very difficult task to perform with
respect to America, and he believed they
would be very cautious how they followed
the advice of the honorable baronet.
I'rnm the ' lyde Commercial List.
July a8. -T e Triton, Ost. from Virgi-
nia to Am terclam, and the Li'tle Ken,
Brown, from Philadelphia, are detained and
sent into Plymouth.
-\rmed. John Adams. Winslow, Nor-
folk. 30th, arrived, Mary, Griffiths,New-
per'.
tugMst 4,-----At Liverpool, Westpoint,
Th pipsoi N. York'; Rose, Griffin, ditto ;
* Ii erva. Given, Savannah ; Eiiza, Salta,
Portia d
tS. At G'asj'ow, William, Reid, Ne-v-
York.
8. S.iilcd from Geeii-nck, Eliza, Jones,
foi Charleston The Elizabeth, Clackner,
from (iltimore to Amsterdam, is detained
and sent into Daftm uth.
II. Sailed from Geenock, Factor, R'd-
drll, for N. Yo'k. Loading, Betsy, Do-
mett, Boston, to sail Augu-.t 12 ; Paragon,
Miller, N. York ; Sarah. Dun.net, ditto;
Olivebranch, Anders n. Charleston ; N r-
thern Liberties, Watt, ditto ; Mary Stoi.es,
Savannah. At Liverpool, Fredoma,-------
New York. The Dispatch, M'Evers, fr m
Philadelphia, is detained and sent into
Torbay.
i'rnm Corf's Liverpool Advertiser, August 6.
Arrived, Olive-Branch, Littiefield, N.
<<)i leans ; Rover, C-ffin, do. ; Fredoma,
Brig-, New-York; Chance. Beater, do.;
Mercator, Perry, do.; Recovery, Ouiitt,
Castine; John Marshall, Miramachi ; Mais,
Fii-.dly, do. Anstides, Williams, Charles-
ton ; Cumberland, Fellows, do.; Clio,
White, Massecbnsetts ; Ajax, M'Known,
do. ; United States. Nelson Wiscasset ;
John, Sttnson, Wiscasset j Rose, Griffith,
Portland ; Mercator, Page, Bath ; Amity,
Return. Cowing', do.
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Moody, Bath
Sailed, August 2, Ceres, Webber, Boston ;
John, and Alice, Taylor, Philadelphia ;
Philadelphia, Smith, do. Mary, Henry, N.
York,
Plymouth, August 5. Came in, the Mi-
nerva, Cleveland, from Wilmington ; and
the Dispatch, M'lver, from Philadelphia,
detained by the Bets), privateer. At L.on-
don, ship Two Friends, from Charleston.
At Liverpool, August 8. The Elizabeth,
Re.ay, from Quebeck ; Swift, Cook, from
New-York ; Carmelite, Hart, from New-
Orleans ; Joseph, French, from do. ; Ame-
rica, Porter, trout Portland ; Maty, Trot-
ter, from Baltimore ; Alleghany, Toy,
from K. York, Eliza. Tucker, from do.
The foilotoing American vessels are to carry
sealed letter hags, "out.
Lrom London—The ship Gold Hunter,
Voice, for Ni w-York, to sail Aug. 8th ;
Sc.ence, ILwatl, do. the 12th ; Remit-
tance, law, for d i, the 20th.'—For Boston,
the New-Galen, Hinkley, August io. For
Philadelphia, the Ocean, Gordon, and
Stranger, R> binson, Aug. 10.—For New-
Orleans, the Romp, Chew, Aug. 20.—
For Baltimore. Globe, Bailey, Aug. 10.
From Liverpool. For New-York, the
ship Ocean, Mdward, An. 18.—For Sa-
\ vannah, the Alexander. Hamilton, Ca'lag-
1 hau ; and William, Racewell, Aug. 14.
Lor Balthnare, the Abeona, Hobson, Au-
i gust 4 ; and Mississippi, Mortis August
so.,—For Philadelphia, the* Xenophon,
"Hammond, August 14 ; and tbe Amazqn,
Stotesburg, August ao.For Wilmington.the
Rising Slates Burrows, Aug. 18.
jPha fast sailmg ship Robert Burns, captain
Waite, arrived at this port at a late hour last
night, in 31 days from Liverpool, and brings
London d-ites to the Sch August, and.Liver-
pool to the 10th. Also, dispatches from the
American legation in London to the secre-
tary of state When the Robert Burns sail-
ed the American vessels were hurry ilig off,
being in daily expectation of an embargo.
A London paper of the Sth says, that as yet
there hai been no embargo laid on American
vessels. The Cincinnatti sailed on the 9th,
the Liberty on the 10th. [Merc, Adv.]
Captain Hamilton informs us, that James
Wilson, one of the seamen taken otit of the
Chesapeake, was hung at Halifax on the 1st
instant. Previ ms to his being led to execu-
tion, he confessed that he was an English-
man, and had deserted the service.
[iV. Y. Daily Adv.]
A letter from Hamburg, dated July 8, says
—" The British consul at Altona, has offici-
ally announced to Mr. Forbes, the American
consul here, that neutral ships laden with
neutral property, bound to Gluckstadt and
Altona, will be allowed to enter the Elbe,
and also to. depart therefrom with neutral
lading."
The high court of admiralty in England
decreed, July 16th, the restoration of the
Indus, Myr.ick, and cargo, captured on her
voyage from Isle of France to Boston, and
condemned at Halifax, in December, 1805,
for a contingent intention of continuinethe
voyage to Europe, under Certain fjiiTSm-
stances which did not exist at the»t^me of
capture and condemnation.
We know not how Judge Croke will be
pleased v. ith the reversal of his decree ; but
shall be glad if it has any effect to render
him more cautious in condemning' bona tide
American property. [Boston fiaher.']
Atameeiingof the democratick conferees
of the ci'y and country of Philadelphia and
the country of Delaware/, WILLI AM DU-
Ae\E was nominated as a candidate for the
office of senator to represent this district in
the senate of this State.
In case he succeeds in his election - e
understand that the object is to make him
president of the senate, so that upon 1 he im-
peachment and conviction of the govern ur,
he will bee- me governor of the state fro-
tempore. We trust that simply mentioning
these facts is all that > ill be necessary to be
said upon the subject. \U. S. Gazette.]
Interm nts in the city of Baltimore last week:
Drowned,
Intemperance,
Fits,
Influenza,
Still-born,
Cholera,
Accidental, -
Dropsy,
Teething,
Unknown,
Consumption,
Croup,
Pleuresy,
Old-age,
Adults,
Children,
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¦1/- The friends of George Salmon, Esq.
are invited to attend his funeral This After-
noon, at four o'clock, from his late dwelling
in Calvert street.
Pott of' IhtH'nnore.
Fntcreo,
Ship Juniata, Murphy, London
George & Albeit, Vickers, Tannin-
gen.
Brig Ohio, Thompson, Antwerp
CUiARED,
Sch'r Perseverance, Rooke, St. Jago de
Cuba
Farmer, Barton, Guadaiouj.e
From the Merchants' Cojfee-House Books.
September 12.
Arrived, barque Amelia, Hayes, from the
coast of St. Domingo-, and 32 days from
Port Royal, Jamaica, where she was sent in
by the British frigate Doedalus, which took
him near the river Romaintt, where he was
going to take in mahogany ; all his men
were taken out but the cook and himself.
On bio arrival in Jamaica, the agent for the
frigate laid the case before the board, who
gave it as their opinion that the barque ought
to be given up, on the captain's signing a
receipt for his papers and paying the costs
and expences, which he was advised to do,
as being better than to go to trial, and being
obliged to pay a much larger sum for costs
and recover nothing. Left at Jamaica, brig
Helen, M-Cobb, in 2 days, and many others
unknown. Sept. 5. in lat. 35, long. 75,
spoke sch'r Thatcher, 'from Baltimore, for
iiaibadoes, out 4 days. They were much a-
(arroed in Jamaica, at the expectation of an
embargo being laid in the U. States—provi-
sions high. Passenger, capt. Campbell, of
the brig Lyck-r, of N. Y. which was cap-
tured off Cape Nichola Mole by the British
sloop of war Ferret, Douglas. He says,
whencaptured, he and six men were taken
on board the Ferret, and kept in close con-
finement and taken to Port Royal—whilst
there, the lieutenant, who was prize-
master of the brig, arrived, and reported that
the men baltuigirig to the brig, aided by two
of the crew of the Ferret, rose on them* and
retook the vessel, and gave them the ¦boat,
in which they got to Poit-Antonio, where
the four sailors that were with him deserted.
September 13.
Arrived schr. Nimble, Chaytor, 23 days
from La Vera Cruz—logwood and sarsa-
parilla—J hn Donnell and Isaac M-Kim.
Left, schr. Meteor, for Bahirn 're, and t vo
N. Orleans vessel , names unknown- Sailed
in c >. with schr. Fly, Frazier, for Balti-
more ; parted off Cape Hatteras. The Bri-
tish frigates Diana and Thames were at Ld
Vera Cruz, taking in, one 3. the other 4
millions of dollars. Saw an English 74
and a frigate at anchor within the Capes.
Also, schr. Huntress Allen, igdiysfrorrt
St. Th -mas—rum and 'sugar—the master.
Left ship Halcyon, Fettyplace, of B sum,
for Marseill s; schr. Silenus, Field, just ar-
rived fromN. York; Safeguard, Robins, of
ditto, ditto. Brig-------, . Bragel .n, of Ken-
nebunk, came into St. Thomas with the
loss of her mainmast and anchors, having
been bio n out of Nevis—Reported, that
all the vessels had been blown out of St.
Kitts but one. It was also reported that
th -se at St. Croix were likewise blown out.
The brig Hunter, for Baltimore, sailed in
co. and went into Hampton R ads. Aug.
27, lat 22, lonj. 70, spoke schooner Sally,
West, 40 days from Boston, for Trinidad.
Also, schr. Mary Ann, Hinton, 18 days
from St. Thomas-—ballast—Cornelius Mar-
tin- Left, schr. Punch, of Baltimore, un-
certain ; schr. Wasp, Donnelly, of ditto, sold
and sailed.
Also, ship JuniatS, Murfey, 58 days from
London —dry goods—Holhns and M'Blair.
Left, ship Fair American. Davi--, for Balti-
^more, in 7 days; and Cora, .Mooney, far
do. in 2 days.
hale by Auction.
TO MOMllOvV M'llf-'ING,
Tlie 15th is',int, at 10 rfctilci, at our auction
room', at the head of' Frederick sticet JocA. viilt
c;.)ii)h'i'nce the salt- uf
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
Consistingof
t9 bah-s Co'ati e-, Cloths, Flannels and
B:tize, it si imported n the ship Fame.
Aio,
7 bo'Xes Brit.uinias,
1 ease Ins 1 L 11e.11 > . ,
, ,, 1 „ .r > Entitled to drawback
1 do. Long' Lawn \
.'•::,: at i 1 •'dock,
A very valu bit: Negro Man, for a number
of \ ears.
After ivhtch at 12 o'clock,
45 hhds Muicovado Sugarj
48 do. Molasses,
5'i b.xes whin and brown Havanna Sugar,
219 b.gs Green Coffee,
13 pipes liiiiutly ituiii and Gin, &.c.
ALSO.
6J0 baps St Domingo Coffu-e, m Lets.
VA>.' VVVCK i*. DOUSiiY, Auct'rs.
September 14.
Sale by.Auction.
Will be sold at our auction room at the head
ofFrederick street dock, Tomorrow, at
1„' o'clock,
A Nefri'o W'OM \N, about 35years of ai^e,
not sold for any fault, but to afic'ommoda e
herself, her husband living in town, and her
present abater living in the country. She is t
valuable b use servant.
VAN WVCK. &. D JRSliY, Aurt's.
Sept 14._____________
bale by Auction,
TO-MORKOVV MORNING,
Immediately after our sale at tbe head of tre-
ileriek-street dock, will he sold on Mr
Dug -ii's wiiajf,
30 hhds. Mfll. ASKliS, of superior quality
VAN WtfCK. St. D-JROiV, iiict's
_gept 14- \ _____________
S; ie by Auction,
By Cole & I Bonsai, Aucfrs.
Will "be offered forsah- (as per order of the
Orphan's fouvti oh F,ai> V, the -.8,hii)
stant, at 10 -Mock, i. ,M. at 'be lat.
dwelling house of Mr. Caapt-r Smith, Bak-
er '!eeei.-e1, Light-Street, Opposite Aj
Pitt h's to.re n,
A vaiieiyoi Mahogany, Household and Kiuchen
Furniture and Bating, Uittuin,
Consisting of
Dining«nd Breakfast Tabjes,
Desk an I B reaus,
Eighl ilai Clock,
Fi a liJin St ve,
C.-aii-s, fttabosatiT and otherSj
Sever;.! -,ix Hlate Stoves, >kc.
S"pt 14.________
liphra m Wimney o. ¦. rati-
ci.s lio;:!cinsoii, have Mite;eel into Co partner
ship, un ler tbe firm of
EPHRAlii WHITNKY & CO.
Sept 14____________________ . ,1
VI anted to Kent,
A small convenient Dwelling HOVsE, in
ttf aboul ChWes-s reel. For particular*, in-
quire at this Office, Sept3. d
145 boxes White Cod-Fish,
Of a superior quality, jest received per
schr. Hero, captain Biker, lixm Boston and
for sale by
EUFFUM St GOOD HUE,
No 84, Bowly's wharf.
Sept 14. eet
For Sale,
A few casks of Spirits of Twpenti e, of the
first qiality, and ill the best order, b-ing all
cased, and. well suited for exportation.
Apply to JOHJJ FI "ZE;
16, Philp-it street, Fell's Point.
Sept 14. _____________2av.4-t
Runyon Hairi ,
jVo. 188, M.nietstreet,
Has on ha od^ofie s for sal. on accommod.at
ing terms—700 large rimmed White it AT'-,
made lig-ft and trimmed in the neatest stile,
Calculated lor the e.a.tand Wett-India rrtar-
kets ; and a quantity of Men's- and Youth's
Black Hats, by the case or dozen.
Also, a ge;erai assortment |