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can primers received 3Testerday. Meetings
have takeh place in m >st ui toe principal
towns upon the affair between the Chesa-
peake and Leopard. The resolutions of
these assemblies 'are nidiked with all the
violence, intemperance, and the fury of
invective, which might have lit en expect-
ed. Tlie pilots have been recalled from the
British squadron, all communication w;:s
stopped, and no supplies whatever were al-
lowed to be sent, to it. As a matter of t'.i-
vor and indulgence, the British consul had
obtained permission to communicate with
the ships of war ; but it was resolved should
any British officer come ashore, except in a
flag of truce, he should be made prisoner.
If all this be not downright, uricj-Uaii d
hostility, we know not what acts are to be
51 interpreted. What kind of government
must that be in which the executive power,
from fear or incompetence, cannot, or durst
net, control the tumultuous re-olves of a - -
olent and ignorant mnb > It the p ipuluce of
America aie to take the law into their own
hands, on occasions like this, and give the
tone to the governm-at, the maintenance of
the customary relations with the United
States will be al a'ost impossible. Suppose
the inhabitants of the British empire were
to imitate the example of these frantic
m..'Brings, and cut off .ill supplies from the
littmerbuS American vessels (nearly 1000 we
Understand) now in our ports. 1 there
not here an ample field for retaliation r
But this is an ;>i".i which possibly never en-
tered the wise heads of the Cramers of these
resolutions, or if it did. was studiously hid
fn m the deluded and. unthinking multitude,
whom they are goading into war, to gratify
their private passions and interests. We
shall be surprised if this popular frenzy
among the Americans endure lor any time.
It is too rash, too hasty, too unadvised, to
last long. It has no fair or real foundation.
The people of that country do not appear
to have been in possession of the real state
of the case. The agitators have suppressed
on the part of Prussia, field marshal count
Kalkreuth and the count d<- Goliz.
Aiier such events as these, one cannot
but smile when the great Biiiish expedition
is mentioned, and at the new frenzy which
animates the king of Sweden. Besides we
may remark, that the army of observati >n,
bet .teen the Elbe and the Oder, is 70,000
stroiv, exclusive of the grand army, with-
out nc'uding the Spanish divisions, which
are now upon the Oder also. It ivas there-
fore necessary for Britan to have brought
her whole force together, her soldiers, her
volunteers, her fencibles, &c. in order to
have made a diversion of any interest. But
when ¦¦ e take in our account, that England
under the present circumstances, has sent
fiooo men to E/ypt only to be slaughtered
by the Arabians, and 7000 rrien to the Spa-
nish West Indies, we can al ne feel sent1,
ments of pity for the extra a,.;aut avarice
with which the cabinet is tormented.
The peace of Tilsit put an end to the
operations of the army ; notwithstanding
this, all the Prussian coasts and ports will
be shut against the British ; and it is proba-
ble that the continental blockade will not
prove a mere sound.
The Porte is included in the treaty. The
revolution which lately occurred in Can.
slantinople" as an antichristian revolution,
which has nothing in common ivith the p -
licy of Europe.
Tiie adjutant-commandant Guilleminot is
gone to Bessarabia, where he will commu-
nicate to the grand vizier the intelligence of
the peace, and the liberty given to the Porte
to take part in it, as well as of (he condi-
tions of the treaty in which the Porte is in-
terested.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.
Arrived, ships John and Alice, Taylor,
Liveipool, 40 days, dry goods ; Piscataqua,
Foster, ditto, 65, ditto ; Favorite, Clark, do.
6ii, ditto ; Frederick Augustus, Potter, Am-
sterdam, 34 ; Sultan, Crosby, Bordeaux,
52. dry goods, wines, &c. ; brig Neptune,
Kennedy, Havanna, sugars ; schrs. Retalia-
tion, Dagget, Boston, 12; George, Nor-
a:-.d kept back all the circumstances of ag- 1 on N. York, 3 ; Nancy, Wallace, St. Ja-
gravalion, insult, and contemptuous refusal I go de Cuba, c iffee, &c. ; Eliza, Tredick,
of justice As congress was to have been
assembled in the course of last mouth, we
110k with some confidence to the deliberati-
ons of that body. We trust thai they will
step between their country and the greatest
calamity, next to the loss of its liberty,
which could bl fall it There are those among
them who ui dersnmd and pursue the true
interests of America, and it is to the manner
in which they will discuss this subject, and
Jiot to the foolish and intemperate re.olutions
of the mobtcracy of the country, that we
look with any anxiety.
The letters from El ineur, by this day's
m-.il, says that at least h.ilf ol the British
fleet, destined for the Baltic, had passed
the Sound. Its destination seenv to be no
longer donbted, and Copenhagen, the Da-
ni-h fleets and the pos ession of the island
cf Zealand, are n w spoken of as certain
objects ol the first division of the expedition.
Such objects are worthy the contrivance, and
will effectually pr-.scr>.e us horn another
Nothern Conreoeracy, and defeat the de
si;ns of Napoieon against Britain. There
appears to b* as little d, by
the G 'ten'.nrg mail, express strong a-ipr-
hensiane that the present good understand
in beV e
no long continue
understand, prevaua
East port, 9. plaister ; Regulator, Norton,
Boston, 7 fish and rum ; Ruby, Macey,
Nantucket, 18 oil, &c. ; Washington, So-
mers Barcelona Sfi, wines ; William, Stur-
divant, Passamaqnoddy, 14 p'aister
Arrived at the Lazaretto, »chr. Ann-Eli-
za- Cooper, Barr.icoa 9 days, coffee, &c.
Cleared, schooners Ranger, Weight, St.
Th mas ; Hannah, Anderson, St. Croix ;
Minerva, Bird, New York ; sloop Fox,
Parker, ditto; Katy Ann, Elwell Boston.
I Ship Mei hanio, Bagley, sailed for Plnla
I delphia three *we?ks before the Frcdci ick ¦
j Au rusrnsr.
j Off the capes of Virginia, capt. Cooper
1 was boarded by the Cleopatra frigate on Fii-
i day last, examined, and dismissed.
Yesterday arrived ship Favorite, captain
Clark, from Liverpo >1. August the I'-th
spoke sch'r Tryal bom Cadiz to Boston,
in long. 40, 30, W. 17th, spoke ship
Fanny, from Liverpool to New. York, long
42, 3c. '/9th, had a tremendous gale S S
E. On the 30th, saw a biig with both top-
masts gone. 31st, spoke the sch. >on"r Ame
rica, from Liverpo 1 to B.iston. out 58 d ys
long. 64, 30. Sept. 1st spoke ship Mar
S ! .1, Wm. Heath mater, 56 days from
Antwerp, to N. Y. I st main and wizen
mist in the pale o'n the 29th, same day,
sp k_ brig Perseverance, Spears, master,
from Bordeaux, to Providence, 58 lays out
lone;. 65. ^o, lost b th top masts in the
,. fiiii kt/cGAZETTE,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.
this country and Russia will ! g;Ue 0f ,he 29th & mentioned 3 or 4 others
The same opinion, we that he had seen dismasted. Septemb'r2
Is am ng the British saw a ..hip with jury fore and miz 11 mast,
to Russia, Insurances | sonposed to be the .hip Faniy of N Y -
merchants trailing to Russia
against •< captu-e or seizor " we are inform- \ Sept. 6th, spoke shop Betsy, from N. Y. for
ed. were yesterday effected upon vessels; Rotterdam, 3 days out, in long. 68, 30, all
from ttie Russian ports in tue Baltic. weU.
EIGHTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN
OR THE GRAND ARMY.
Konigsberg July 18,
The emperors of France and Russia, af-
ter'io days residence at Tilsit, •¦ here the im-
perial palaces were in the same street, and
at no great distance, took leave of each
other with the greatest cordiality, at three
o'clock in the afternoon of the yth. The
journal which contains an account of what
passed between them, will be very interest-
ing to both nations.
At half past 4, the emperor Napoleon,
having received a visit from the king of
Prussia, who came to take his leave, set out
for K'jnii'sber >\ where he arrived at ten at
nigbt. The king of Prussia went t > Merflel.
Yesterday the emperor Nap leon inspect-
ed the port of Konigsberg, in a boat manned
by the imperial guard. To-day his majesty
will review marshal Soult's corps, and at 2
o'clock to-morrow, he will set out for
Dresden.
The number of Russians killed in the
battle of Fticdlamd, amounts to 17,50a, the
prisoners to 40.000- 18 000 of whom have
already passed through Konigsberg. 7000
remain sick in the hospitals, and the
rest have been conducted to Tin.rn and
"Warsaw. Orders have been issued to send
them home to Russia without delay ; 7000
have already returned again to Konigsberg.
Those in France are to be formed into pro-
vist >nal regiments. The emperor has or-
dered them to be clothed and armed.
The ratifications et the treaty of peace
between France and Ru-sia were exchanged
at Tilsit on the 9th. Tiie ratifications of
the treaty of peace between Fiance & Prus-
sia will be exchanged here this day.
The plenipotentiaries charged with these
negociations, were, on the part of France,
the prince of Benevento; princes Kuraktn
and Lubsmoff, en the part of Russia j and
, Imported
In the ships Othello aiv! Canawa, from Liver-
pool, and for side by
JOHN WOOD S? Co
No 18. Culvert-street,
15.5 packages, of COTTON & WOOLEN
G•.) IDS, suitable for the present and ap-
proaching season. August 29. _ d
Wanted,
A young Woman, from IS! to 55 years of
age, to take care, of a child, in n private famil .
To such as can come well recommended, li-
beral wages will be given. Inquire at this
office. Sept 7. &
Soap and Oii.
210 box's Brown, 7 cr> a r>
IW do. White, S feUAP-
SlJ eases tresh Florence Oil,
Just received per schooners Gorham Lovel,
and Francis, and for sale by
JiUFi'UM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf
July 14._____ _ _____ -1
BEEFl "
100 bbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re-
ceived and far sale bv
FITCH II ATT., Jut).
81, Bowly's-wh iff
july-1-_____________________i_
Wan ed,
A common nus two or three story Brick
H'JUSE, situate between jones'-Falls, and
1 toward-street. For particulars, inquiry at
this oihee. Sept "i0 _______d
Marr and Gibson,
No. 7 Calvert street,
Have impo teil in the Canawn, and Otlello,
from Liverpool, and Grand Seignior, from
Hull, a principal part cf their
WOOLENb.
Also, in the Fame, a handsome assortment of
Cutlery.
By tfie next arrivals, they expect their as
' sorttivn' of Dry Goods, ff.mlwarc a,:U Sad-
• ditty, wi'l be made complete.
1 Sept 10. d.
Vessels en trhl ot Hflifax, Sept. 2.
Ship Jaiij-,----------, Bordeaux to New-
York. ,
Brig Prurience, Raquedeaux, New-Or-
leans to New Ynrk. liberated with ut trial.
Schr. Margaret K. Bailey. Ferguson,
Havanna, to Philadelphia, liberated vessel
and cargo—to sail the 4th.
We are indebted to our obliging corres-
pondent for the interesting nl nine news un-
der the New-York head, and for the foreign
articles.
THE TREATY
Concludi d on the 12th July between France
and Prussia, is nearly a repetition of that
between France and Russia. The tw >
following articles are the only parts worth
publishing.
Art. II. the part of the Du ;hy of Mag-
deburg, which lies on the n^ht bank of
tiie Elbe ; the mark of Prugitz. the Uker-
mavk, and the New mark of Brandenburg,
with exception of the circle of Kotibus in
Lower Lusatia ; the Duchy of P^merania,
Upper, Lower, and new Silesia, with the
country of Glatz, the part of tiie distiict of
Netz, which lies from the North f the
road from Dresden to Schneidermuhl, and
t > the North of'he line passing from Schnei-
dermuhl, by Wallau, to the Vistula, and
to the frontiers of the circle ol Bromberg
Pomereha, the island of Nogat and ihe coun-
try on the right bank of the Vistula and the
No-at to the West of old Prussia, and the
North of the Circles of Culm and Erme-
land : finality, the kingdom of E'russia, as
it was on the 1st of January, 1772, shall
be restored to his maje.-ty the king of Prus-
sia, with the fortresses of Spandau, Stettin,
Custrin, Glogu, Breslaw, Schieidnitz,
Nells, Breig, Cosel, and Glatz, and in
general all the places, citadels, castles and
forts, of the above-mentioned, shall be res-
tored in the state in which they at present
are. Tie town and ciftdel of Grudenz,
with tiie villages of Neudorf, Parschken,
and Sch erkorzy, shall likewise be restored
to his majesty the king of Prussia.
Art. XXVII. Until the day of the rati-
fication of the future definitive treaty of
peace between. France and England, all the
countries undet the dominion of his majesty
the king of Prussia- without any exception
whatsoever, shall be shut against the trade
and navigation of the English. No ship,
ment to be made from any Prussian port for
the British Isles or Britisn Colonies ; nor
shall any ship from England, 01 her colo-
nies, be admitted into any Prussian port.
Latest /ram Richmond.
The following persons were sworn on
the jury, tor the trial for misdemeanor.
Oins Paine, Ooediah Ga'hright, Robert
M'Kim, Ye.imaus Smith, Jessee Bowles,
Robert Gordon, James Bootright, John
Murphey, William Bentley, Carter B.
Berkeley, Jajnes Penn, Thomas Lewis.
Mr. Hay produced the return of the pre-
si cut to ihe su.pcena duces tecum, requir-
ing the exhibition ol theletterof gen. Wil-
kinson to him of the Iiith of November,
1806, which has before been noticed.
Tne return was annexed to the copy of a
letter ith the exception of those parts which
be deemed of a confidential nature, and
whicb bethought ought nit to be disclosed.
Ti.e parts excepted agree in .uoitance, &
almost verbatim, with those which Mr.
Hiy deemed it his duty to withhold.
Tin retu'fl is in the following words ;
,l 0'i re-examnatn 11 ol a letter of No-
vember 12th, 1806, from general Wilkin-
son to myself (which having been a consi-
'ierai'le lone out of my pos.-essiou is now
returned to me,) I find in It some pas-ages
entirely confidential given for mymf rmati-
o-: in the discharge of my executive functi-
ons, and which my duties, and the public
interests forbid me raak, public Ihavethere-
fore given above a corieci copy of all those
parts which 1 oughtto permit to make public.
Those not communicated are in iv> wi -e ni •
terial for the purposes ot justice on the
charges of treason or misdemeanor depend-
ing against Aaron Burr ; they aie on sub-
jects irrelevant to any issues which can arise
out of those charges aed could contribute
nothing to bis acquittal or conviction. The
papers mentioned in tin flrst and third para-
graphs as inclosed in the letter, being se-
parated therefrom and not in my p ssessu n,
I am unable from memory to say what thry
were. I presume they are in the hands of
attorney tor the United States.
'• Given under my hand this 7th day of
September, 1807.
'< TH. JEFFERSON."
The Conchatto Indians, who are settled
on the Sabine river, have lately killed two
Americans near Natchitoches, and threaten
to commit further hostility. The Conchat-
tos, alike with the other tribes west of the
Mississippi, pay great attenti n to the advice
of the Cadlos, whose chief is said tj be
the most influential man on this side the
river Grande. The gevernor of this terri-
tory has sent addresses to the Conchattos
and to the Caddo chief. [Orleans Guz.^
From the Merchants' Crjfee-H.use Books.
September 14.
Arrived, brig Ohio, Thompson, 68 days
from Antwerp -Linens Lemuel Taylor.—
July 27, lat. 40. long. 33, spoke brig Swift,
from New York, fo Lisbon. Bflth, Iat.87,
long. 36, ship lderbaran, from New-York
for Leghorn. Lat. 37, long 68, bri,; Van-
couver, irom City Point for Glasgow. The
schooner Jefferson, from Jamaica for New-
York, put into Hampton Heads' on Friday
last, in distress ; Had sprung both hef Masts,
and leaking.
Abo, ship George and Albert, Vickers, 61
days from Touningen Limns an-.t Glass -
George Repold and Albert Seekamp. Ship
C>.'.P 1 I, I:,r :alli.noie, sailed samt'da'yr Lef
ship Mermaid, P lla-d, of Baltim >rr ; Hi.pe.
Dashiell. ditto ; sch'r Judith add Pollv, ditto.
August S, lat. 47. 29, long. 37, spoke ship
Jane, M-Carthy, from ttalti nore for Amster-
dam, 24ih, lai. 4i; 30, s.np Illiuis, from
N.'w York 3 st, 1 nig. 63 ship Jimo, P .1
lard. 10 days from New-York lor Bord-aux
The ship Severn, Biyden, hence, arrived
at the Jade, in 19 days passage, and was
orderel irom tience to Toniiingen, where
she arrived early in July.
Sa'e by Auction.
r>n TilURSD ,Y MORNING,
The \7tli his" mt, ut 10 o'. , i.'c, ,11 the Vendue
tf.ireh use ut the arrert 15.
l'or Amsterdam.
v The Ship
UITSON,'
50
1.0
Captain Blown ;
!.-*ii*'*3*^. Having- hall'her esrgo now
on board, v. a be dispatched in a few dajs.
For freight, aoply to
J A VIE. WAYS, Fell's-Pomt, or,
GiiARLEa 11. YOUNG. Broker,
20, Commerce street.
*>"P' 13________________d_
L'or bate, Jhreighf or Charter,
t' i_ The new a'ld fast-sailing- sh.n
MM> GRAND SKIGM ' R,
jS-JfeJlP James Snow, master,
,iJ~riaw*rj', BurtljU 11 305 tons per register,
carried about 350Q Larrels, is a remarkaile
su'ong, faithful built ship, just off her first voy-
age, and is by competent judges esteemed a
very superior vessel. Apply to the captain on
board, at, Kerr's wharf, Fell's Point, or to Ui«
subscribers.
ALSO,
1 rCC\ Tli* Schooner
, -> 15 eo1t
i\ OUCC.
The Co partnership o Hancock and Norrls
was dissolve.! the 1st instant, by mutual con
sent ; all persons hanng claims against ihe
said firm will please pia-sent them for settle.
incut ; and thoss indebted are pjtrticularlj
requested to -uake immediate payment, to ei.
ther of the subsci ihers.
THOMAS II \NCOCK.
RlCHAltD NOUR1S.
Sept 14 d
Thomas Hancock
Respectfully informs bis hlends and the
public, that he will continue, the business in
the same situation, No 2C3, Msu-lset-str.-et,
where he has on hand, a general assortment
of Cutlery, Hardware and Sadlery, Bra>,s &
Japanned Ware. &c. He has received bv the
C.na.vt, an assortment of Cuitei-y, and , x-
p< ets by the next arrivals, a further supply,
g. uei'idly ; all of which he will sell I. * lur
cash or acceptances in town.
Best London Pewter, in casks assorted.
Sept 15. 4l2t
30 hhds. New England Thi
I ist landing and i\>r sale hy t'.e siibsci-ibcr.
IV o likewise off. rs on Utry mudin.te terms,
5 h s G and M.itanzaa Sugarsj
80 Casks assorted Cut Nails.
A!so on h ml :s u.itnl,
\ g <•- 1 .-.s 'l-tnieie 01 Dnr H op and
^tod IRON; A,/plv at No 55, Counts wljarfj
to Wm j-.'Nes.
September 15. eo2w
'kittle Powder, Patent Shot,
Tobacco, (Sic.
3'00 pounds double Sealed ".attle Powder^
e superior qua ; y in lb papers.
2 tons Patenl Shot, as >on.-d,
35 kegs large Twist tobacco, of th^S
b ¦-•• qua' t so'i e of which has b.-eii manu-
fa tared 18 m iths,
4j kegs small Twikt do 6 twisis to the>
10'ird,
30 boxes fresh Lisbon I.emmons, in good,
or 'fc',
80 bsttlas real Martinique Cordial,
5J botes .'lould Candles, 4, 5, and 5 to
the pound,
4: do best i;iHil:iy dipjied do 6, 8, &
i) t the p in..0,
W. h a large and well chosen assortment
of Groceries, for the purpose of supplying
private famines. For sale by
WIH.I A i NORRiS, J inr.
(Formerly J and w n ibsis )
TV Dealer av! G icer, 64, Mcvbt-street*
Who iv tio-ns bis sincere thanks t'> t & cus">
stumers of the late concern, for the continu-
ance of their favors, and again assures them
and the p;.blic, that nothing shall be wanting
to give every satisfaction in the Grocery line<
Sept 15. 2a'w3w
Wanted to Purchase,
A parcel of Tortoise She!!, and Ivory. In.
quire at John P Spies' Comb Manufactory,.
Urandy-allev, opposite Otterbein's clnrcb.
J. P SPIES.
. Septem^e-- 15.________________2aw8t
The City Commissio ers
Will please take notice that they will meet
.11 Tuesday, the ] 5th instant, at 4 o'clock, if
fair, if not the next fair day, at No. 50, North
Taj -treet, to rectify a dispu e concerning
the said Lot. All those concerned -will please
attend. JOHN M'KAY, Trustee.
JSepI 11._______________________ One Hundred D bar Notes of lbs Bank of
Baltimore. The hinder shall be entitled to a
liberal r ward (if required) by leaving them
»t this office.________Si pi 12, dtt
Pouitney St Thomas
Have received by the Grand Seig' ioi,Jrom Hull,
a juit'.ar supply of
104 btlridies SHEET IRON, Single; Dou-
ble, and Treble Roll d.
Sept 12» d
Paris Jewelry.
Just received and for sile, by the subscrib-
ers, a vi iy elegant setof Jewelry, handsome-
ly assoit d, and well caUulated for French
and Spanish markets, entitled to debenture.
LAFI1TE. lJt;CaE &BAKTHE,
No. 17 ,, Baltinioi-e-sirset.
Sepi 14.______________________d3t
Cny Commissicntrs' Office,
Batimire. Vith.Srpt ldOr*.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE .s1
TO the proprietors of Lots Sttitatt on Qm en-
street, betw en Granby-street and J .nes's-
Fails, that they have the foot-ways paved front
of Uieir respeetive Lots, on or hefbre the'.'5th
instsnt, Otherwise the city commissioiK-rs will
Ua»e tae same p ved ai d charged to their ac-
count, >vitti the addition of one-eighth of s
d..liar per f ail in length, as a fine (or iir_;ec't,\.
a.j're.eablv to an ordinanee pass. d the Etitb, of
June, 1797
By order of the board,
SAMUEL VINCENT, Clk.
dit
Raltimore Union Volunteers^
You will attend a meeting at- votrr q> inters,
Nortli G ;y street,on WedsesmyEvemjo,
at 7 o'clock, on businoss of importance to the>
c- mpany.
By Order of the Captain,
JOHN V/HITELOCK, 1st Sergt.
Contember 15
i>«>timore iViechanicki Vuiun-
ceers,
You are ordered to mei t at your usual p,-t.
fade ero.md in col. owar 's Park, to-moi'.
row afternoon, at 4o'clock, with good h lint, ia,
your muskets, and sn'e arms,
Ci rid;:; s wi I be f irnishe-l on the grou'rvf.
Punctual "UendarKV: is expi I'tsuL as soma
irrtpoi'tant bu3:ness will come la-fore t' 0 com.
t>anv Those gentlemen w' ¦* ¦ v- membera
t propose, arcdesircd to band in th ' nam »
as they will bo voted for on the it unl
J K STAPLETOiv, ee'ry.
SepieiTibet 15
The hcltimore Independent Rife C n.pany
are required to be punctual in attending their
meeting at the new Maiket-heuse, next
Tuesdav Aft--, no n,at three o'clock, in uni-
foim, and w ih arms. Persons desirous of
ioininii- this association, will Furnish their
names to some of the members thereof^
•with whom they may be acquainted.
Tl*m«f U- jUtTseji, Cajjiaia.
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