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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0265 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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V Vj)P,RAL GAZETTE.
FRIDAY, SEPTEM3EH 18.
The United States se'n'r Revenge, bound
to England, with dispatches from govern-
meat, was spoken by capt. Walker, of the
ship Liberty, (arrived* at N. York,) on the
18th ult. in lat. 48, 31, long, aa, 30, then
out 18 days.
Capt. B ardman, of the brig; Hero, who
arrived at Newburyport in a<) days from
Surrinam, informs, that news had reached
that place of the flair of the Chesapeake ;
lL. it they were apprehensive of war, xn con-
sequence markets were getting up—Flour
¦worth 20 d'dls. and those who had it would
not sell—Molasses high, but getting down.
A fetter from Calcutta, dated 26th Jan.
says, " The board of trade lias been much
gratified by an official report lately made of
the improved and extended cultivation of
Hewfi on this side India ; immense crops are
expected, of a quality equal or superior to
any imported from Europe."
His Excellency the governor, has appont-
ed the h >n. Gcoge J.-r.es a senator in the
Com ress of the United States, in the room
bf A. Baldwin deceased.
[Savannah (Geo.) paper.']
BURR's TRIAL.
Th" Virginia rg'1" received to day (the
Enqa'.r -r ha? n > comeon) gi-es the follow
in' latest p-rce dhus.
Saturday, Sept. I a.
The argument on the motion for exclud-
ing- the evidence was continued with great
zeal and armth by Messrs. Randolph, Mar-
tin, and W\Akam, whose speeches occupied
all the time appropriated to the session of
the court. The rep rter regrets that the bad
state of his health has prevented his giving,
as he intended, a sketch of the substance
of these discourses, a? well as of those deli-
vered oh Friday by Messrs. McRae, Wirt
and Randolph.
Monday, Sept. 14.
The r tit el'fJut ice delivered his opinion
on the great question which had been so
long debated. It was (as usual) in ¦ mine,
and'of very great length. We sha1! furnish
it for the perusal of the readers of the Argus,
as soon as -we can get the manuscript. In
the mean t me we can only mention its re-
suit ; which *as, that every point v requested time to conside.r
what steps could no ¦ be ts&tfn on the part
of the United States ; and the court ad-
journed until Tuesday, 10 o'clock.
Capture of Strghund.
The brie; Sally-and-Marv, Capt. Cobb,
arrived here yesterday, from Copenhagen,
which place -he left th" 29th July. , Capt.
C. brought no papers. Capt. C. informs,
that a report had just been received of an
attack up n Stralsund, and its capture by
the Fiench ; that previous to the attack, the
Englishh«>Joined the Swedes ; that the
battle -as very severe, and that the loss of
the Fiench Was very great. Off the Naze
capt. C. saw 47 sail f British vessels 27
of fhem ships of the line. Boston paper.
Extract of a letter from a gentleman in the
county of St. Latvrence.
" On the 11'iject of war our people h-
gin to be filled vi;ii strange alarms. One
day, the British in Canada are receiving tm-
mrnse reinforcements—the next day, trie
Indians are forming rendezvous near f£ing-
ston, and have already collected to the num-
ber of three thousand warriors, only waiting
a permission to be let loose upon us ; and
more,than onc^ it has been reported, that
depredations have actu illy been committed
on in shore of he river. These strange
ani impr 'i Hie stories give rise to conduct
feiiiaiiy so in the part of our good people.
A few hi 'hts since, a good man and his fa-
mily, in this neighb- rh od, were awakened
from their dreams of danger by an uncom-
mon noise in ihec rnflcld which, from lis-
tening., they fount to be human voices, ap-
p -cully proceet tug towards the house.
Convinced that it could be nothing but In-
di ns, they, in compliance with higher opi-
nions and example.-, sought safety by flying
to the woods, (accoutred as I wish to see all,
others who favor the flying system,) with no
m.re clothes than ihey had on ;n bed.
Their dog. not peifee ly satisfied ,-iththe
planof opcrati ns thus hastily adopted, ap-
peared to be inclined to reconnoitre. To
prevent this, the good man seized him hy
the throat, and held him so long and so fast
as to deprive the .poor animal of life. In
this situation the family remained until next
'day. when they were found by a neighbor,
who had been some lime in pursuit of them,
and wishing to asceitain the damage his
cattle had done the preceding night, in the
cornfield .'" \J-hiv- York paper.']
subjects of n resource which in the course of
future events may be required, but by re-ex-
portation from foreign ports may become a
source of supply to our enemies : We have
therefore thought fit, by and with the advice
of our executive Council of our said province
of Lower Canada, to issue this our royal
Proclamation, and for the safety and benefit
of our subjects, to order, and we do hereby
order, that an embargo be forthwith laid upon
all ships and vessels, wholly or partly laden
or to be laden, in the ports of our said pro-
vince of Lower Canada, or in any port there
of with gun-powder, ammunition, arms am.
warlike stores of any denomination or des
cription whatsoever, or with either or any
of the said articles to be exported to foreign
ports. Aad we do hereby further entirely
prohibit and forbid the exportation of gun?
powder, ammunition, arms and warlike stores
of every and any denomination or descripti-
on whatsoever from our said province, ami
from every and any port thereof, to every
and any other port, place and country what ,
soever, save and except our united kingdom
of Gieat-Britain and Ireland, and the rest ol
our dominions to which by law gun-powder,
ammunition, arms and warlike stores may
now be exported from our said province.
And it is our will and pleasure, and we do
hereby order that the said embargo and pro-
hibition do continue and remain from the
date of these presents until the first day ol
January next ensuing, the date of this pro
clamation.
All which our loving subjects and all
others concerned, are to take due notice,
and govern themselves accordingly : we by
the tenor ef these presents, firmly enjoin
ing and commanding them, and every of
them and all and every of our officers and
ministers whatsoever, to be in all things,
and to the utmost of their power, aiding
and assisting in the due execution of this
our royal proclamation.
In testimony whereof we have caused these
our letters to be made patent, and the gieat
seal of our said province of Lower Canada,
to be thereunto affixed. Witness the hon
Thomas Dunn, esq. president of our said
province of Lower Canada, and administra-
tor of the government of our said province
at our castle of St. Lmis. in our city 01
Quebec, in our said province, the 12th day
of August in the year of our Lord Christ,
one thousand eight, hundred and seven, and
of our reign, the forty seventh. «
THOMAS DUNN.
By his honor's eommand,
J. Taylor, Dy.Secy.
Port of 1.^ a It mote.
Enterud,
Ship Erin, Stevenson,
Five Dollars Reward.
Strayed f-om the stable of the subscriber I'v-
'v- at the Buck Tavern, on the road leadhvc'
from Baltimore tothe City nf^lv" .shington, in
Vn e- tV'U viol eourttyi in tie fftVte of Pituxeni
rive* and near Sun wden's old-Iron Works, at
nijvlR, ontho (.4th hist.a Bright Hay SORS1 ,
1 e or six veara old, fourteen or fifteen h in ^
hi^'h—has hismurte hogged, has an o'd wound
Hi the inm-r-sid, ofhls right hind 'lie* joint,
which is very notaole'—it makes the part of thai
leg very much larger- than the same part of his
¦ 1 ; iftid ue is branded with two C'son his
find thigh ; and likewise the same brands or.
lis fore shoulder ; from the.brands, many per-
, nis suppose him to have been raised by
jliar'tes Carroll of Cari-olton. I bnrig-it biin
it Mr. Hugh Lecky, living on Fell's-Point ir
¦ihi'Tion. ¦. he purchased him i- B Itimore ;
he started toward Baltimore, Si "imagine hehas
end-avoved to Let there', or to some, one of
Carroll's plantations mostlikelj toE'tc Ridtre
as he has larre Plantations there. To any
person who will bring home said horse, the
abo- e reward and all reasonable charges will
be paid by
LKWIS DUVALL, of Thomas.
September 18. ' eo4tf;
Wanted in a small family,
A iff n Servant, who is a good waiter, an
underst nidi house-work in general. To such
11 one (with good recomme.iiilat'ums) liberal
¦vapres will be given. Apply at this office.
Sept 18. ______________________d4t
KimMOVAL.
Henry id" IAndenber-er
Have removed to No. 200 1-2, Baltimore-
street. Who nfferjto Kent the Store & Cel-
1-, No. 04, opposite the Indi m Qiieen Ta
v -a., with a convenient Warehouse if re.
qluft-ed.________August 26._______ d
Ephraim. Whitney Ik Frao-
?.is Uopkinson, have entered into Co partner-
ship, tinder the firm of
EPHRAIM WHITNEY &. CO.
Sept 14. d
145 boxes White Cod-Fish,
Of a superior quality, j-st received per
schr. Hero, captain Ba'.er, from Boston, and
for sate by BUFi-'U 1 ,'s. GOODHUE,
JjTo 84, Bowly's wharf-
Sept 14.
dGt
ti A L TIMOR E THE A TR E.
The public are respectfully informed that
be entertainments of the Theatre, for the
£ ill Season, will Commence on Thursday the
1st of October next.
WARREN & REINAGI.E.
Sept 17._______________d
l'or Sale,
Bordeaux, via
Bermuda
St. Thomas
Boston
Norfolk
\ t
By THOM \S DUNN, Esqmwi,
President of the Prt'uin.e if Lwuicr Canada^
(|Y. '
A PROCLAMATION.
?eorge the third, by the giace of God, of
the united kingdom of Great-Britain
and Ireland king, defender
of the faith.
To all to 'whom 'these presents shall come of
may in any vise concern, greeting.
Whereas the exportation, ef gun-powder,
ammunition, arms and warlike stores of any
description whatsoever from our province of
Lower Canada to foreign parts may at this
tune prove injurious and prejudicial to the
interests of our empire, inasmuch as such
exportation, will not only deprive us and our )
Brig Hunter, R;der,
Sch'r Sally Ban^s,
Nortolk, Dea'pl*,
CLEARED,
Sch'r Eliza, Husbands St. Ja,o
twin trie Mer-hants' Ccffee-House Hooks.
September M.
A'rived schr. Bell, Hnpgins, 20 days
from St. Pierres Mart.—sugur and Coffee,
Eaton R. Partridge. Came into the capes
on Saturday saw two frigates nmsidc the
capea and two 74's and a brig inside the
capes, to an anchor.
Also schr. Caroline, Edwards, 37 days
from Dominique and 18 from St. Thomas
—rum—Sarhl. R. Smith. 7th inst. lat.
32, long. 71, spike brtg Susannah,Frank-
lin, 75 days from Smyrna, for Baltimore,
snort of provisions and water, would have
supplied them, but a fair wind sprang up,
would not wait.
Also, ship Erin. Stevenson from Bor-
deaux, via Bermuda—brandy wine, Sec.—
Willim Cook, junr The Erin was taken
l^th Augnct. off the cape---by the Leopard,
and -entto Bermuda ; th capt rsnot finding
the lea->t irregularity in tl t. ship's papers,
released her, on her paying all exptnees.
Lef at Bermuda 2d inst. ship Columbian
Packet, of Philadelphia has been laying
there 4 months, now held over for fur
ther proi f ; ship Destiny, of New-York,
her cirr^o of 1,.gwood discharged, to
look for dollars ; these were the only de-
tained ships there. 10th instant, in lat. 34,
10, long. 67, spoke schr. Wasa, from Balti-
more, for St. Bartholomews, out 3 days.
Catne into the Capes in Monday night—
saw a light black ship beating in. Passed
in the bay, the brii,;- Augusta, from Bermu-
da ; ships Mary, Eliza-Ann, Maryland,from
Norfolk ; barque JF.olus, from Plymouth.
Sale by Auction.
Just received per the Fame, from Liverpool
and wil be soul at the auetiun ro; m at tie
Levi ('Gay street dock, on MONDAY.
the 21st instant tor approved, endorsed ne-
g..liable ueU s, at 1 nmi.ths,
20baicsof Woollens,assorted
ft, LEMMON Ei CO. Aucfrs.
Sept 17. _______
' I his Day is Published
AND FOR SALE iST GKORGE HILL,
Dangerous Friendship,
OR THE LET TEltS OF
Clara JTAlbe,
Translated from the French, by a Lady of
Batimore.
_ Sept 18. ¦ _ _ __________df4t_
Wants a Situation,
Either ma D>t Good, or Grocery Store,
A young- Frenchman, vho wrif-s !k speaks
the Enif ish lanrruaire, and is well acquainted
with business, A line addressed to A. B. and
left at Uiis oifice, will bo duly attended to.
Sept 18. eo4if
A NEGRO WOMAN & her male CHILD.
Vlie Woman is young, has about 13 ye.irs to
tsrve, and is accustomed to house worV.—
!'he child ii about 18 months old, and will
•e sold with his mother, for a term of years,
i quire at this officf.
S ; tember 17._________________ditf
4. :\kbct has removed his
Ve to N. Charles-street, t.vo doors fro u
Baltimore.street. Sept 17- d4l$
Wanted,
A yonnp Wonan, from IS to °5 years of
aofe,'" take care of a child, in a private family.
P« snen as can cime well reco-nmended, li-
.le'al watres will be sri en. Inquire at this
¦ffire '______________S^-nt 7._________d_
Notice is hereby (xiveo,
That tne subscriber hue ds applying to Bal-
: more, county Ciurt, at its next si tings, or in
it$ recess, to nne of the judges thereof, fo
tie benefit of the insolvent laws of Maryland.
MATTHIAS RICH.
Sept. 18, 1807. __darojf___
Po limey 5* Thomas
ff.iw received by the G andSeigiiar,from Hull,
a further suj'ph of
04 bundles SHEET IROM, Single, Dou-
Ide, am' 1'i-eble Kollec.
Sept 12- d
Just Received
Per the sclmoiier Hero, captain Eake.r,
from Boston, and for for sale bv
BUFFUM h GOODHUE,
No. 81, Bowly's wharf.
145 boxes COD FISH, of » superior qua-
lity! September !.6. d4t
Soap and Oil.
200 boxes Brown,"£ coap
100 do. White, S SUA1 \
M9 cases fresh Florence Oil,
Just received per schooners Gorb/lftl Level,
and Francis, and for sale by
BUFl'UM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf
July 14. ______________ d
BEEF.
100 hbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re-
•eived and fer sale bv
FITCH HALL, Jun.
81, Bowly'8-wharf
. jnly'i___________________________¦ rl ..
Marr and Ciibson,
No. 7, Calvert street,
Have imported in the Caniuva, ;md Othello,
from Liverpool, and Grand Seignior, from
Hull, a principal part of their
WOOLENS.
Ylso, in the Fame, a hanusdme assortment of
Cvitlery.
By the next arrivals, they expect their as
sortrhent of Dry Goads, Hardware and Sad-
dierv, will bo made conmlcte.
Sept lo.____________._____________d_
G, F. & .1. I.andenberger,
No. 210, Balthnoie-strc"!, opposite the Indian
Hhwen Tavern,
Have imported in the Othello, Cunawa, and
Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort,
ivient of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADLERY,
BRASS, and J \PANNEU WAKE,
&c he.
Among which are,
Anvifs and Vices,
Spades and Shovels,
Flat Point fine drawn Nails,
Patent Shot, assorted,
W bite Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
lb.
Seine Tiwne, in casks of 250 lb. each,
Hilling Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Gins, in cases.
Which are offered for sale, on arcommo-
dal'iKg terms.
September 7. " d
W. h J. Hoffman,
N» J, SrvWTti CHAKLfiS SREK-t,
OFFEk vOR SHE,
The remainder ef the i- Impoi'tatioiii by the
Shepbei'deas,
Consisting if
6 cases Shirting ottotiS;
4 trunks Cotton Hose,
a bales extra superfine London Cloths,
'2 cases- ;.,onle..i Dimities,
2 irunks Prints,
2 cases Cottnu Chamhrays,
2 trunks colored Cambrick,
I case undress Ginghams,
I trunk Imp rial Shawls,
1 case Jewing Cotton,
2 trunks Rich Silk i'ud other Fancy Gieds
for Milliners.
Sept 8. dl5t
Is\a.: 'Viraeston,
No 195, Market-street,
Has received by the late arrivals, his
Fall Goods ;
Which are now opening, r.onprising a ge-
neral assortment of Goods suitable lo the ap-
proaching season.
A general assortment of
ADELPHICOTTON THREAD,
Of superior quality, which will be sold
very cheap.
Sept 15,____________________j_____ dim
\ Red Morocco Pocket-Book.
Was lost this morning at the Centre Mar
ket, containing tw > Five Dollar, and two On<
1). liar Notes, and sundry pap: rs of use to
none b it the owner.
The finder on delivering the Pocke* Book,
with all 'hi- papers at this offbe, shad be en
th d to the money, and no questions aske-1.
Sent '6 d4i$
Paris Jewelry.
Just received and tor s:.le, l>y the subscrib-
its, a very elegant setof Jewelry, handsome.
iy assorted, and well calculated for French
and Spmiish markets, entitled to debenture.
LAFITTE, HUGHE be HAHTHE,
No. 172, Baltimore-street.
Sep*- 14_________________________d8t
Notice.
The Co partnership of Hancock and Norris
was dissolved the 'at instant, by mutual con
sent j all persons having claims against the
said firm will, please present them for ssttle
ment ; and thosw indebted are particularly
requested to make immediate payment, to ei
tber of the subscribers.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORRIS.
Sept 14. d
Thomas Hancock
Respectfully informs his tiiends and the
public, that he will continue the business in
the same situation, No. 2-3, Market-street,
where he has on hand, a general assortment
of Cutlery, Hardware aud Saillery, Brass 8.
Japanned Ware, &c. Hu ias received bv tin
Canawa, an assortment of Cutlery, and ex-
pects by the next arrivals, a further supply
generally ; all of which he will sell low for
sash or acceptances in town,
Brat London Pewter, in casks assorted.
Sept_l54_______________iL2l„
¦; To Kent,
And possession had on the Moth October next,
The WAREHOUSE, at present occupied
by G. F. &. L. Wariield, at the corner of Hal-
liinore, & Hov.ard-st.reet, opposite the ware-
house of Messrs. M'Donald and Ridg- ly —
This stand is equal to any in the city of Bah
timire, for either the Dry Good, or Grocery
Business, being sufficiently large for the sto
rage of all kinds of country produce
GEO F. WARFIELD.
September 1._________________ —
A Certain Lady,
(Who passed by the name of Anderson)
arrived here from the city of Washington, in
a hack stuge. on Thursday evening the 13 I,
instant, and engaged lodgings lor herself and
two hired servants, in my house ; and ah"
entered two Gray Horses in my Stables, ah
ledging them to lie her property. This Lady
left my house on Sunday morning lust, with-
out giving me any notice of her intention to
depait, and left behind her the two servants
and the horses above mentioned I do there-
fore hereby request that she will come ior-
ward and pay her bill, otherwise the horses
will be sold at the expiration of (J days lor
the Recount thereof. As it is possible that
some accident may have happened to this la-
dy, so as to prevent her return, I shall there,
fore crjf sider myself obliged to any person
who will give me any informattoa respecting
her. ' JAMES BU.YLEN.
August 28.___________________duOt
House and Store,
On Baltimore-street, to let. I-iquire at
this Office. Sept 9. ________eu4'4
Proposal
Of COLE & t. BONSAL, % JOHN VAKCt
&. C ) for piiS'.lsbing
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