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The ship Ocean, Bunker, 40 day1: from
Nantz, salt and dry ooods. Sailed in co.
Pom ma, for New-York ; ' and Sally, for
Baltimore. Left, brig Nancy and Katy, to
Sail in 2 weeks for Phila. ; Mentor, in 2
¦weeks for N. York ; William of Porland,
in 20 days ; New-York of Philadelphia,
discharged ; Ann-Alexander, half do.
The shift Ann-Louisa, Andrews, 19 days
from Point Point-Petrs, Guad. sugar and
cotton.
The ship Diana, Macej, 34 days from
Liverpool coal and crates. August 12.
near the Rick, sp>ka ship Four Friends, of
Philadelphia, 44 days fiom New-Orleans.
13th, 15 miles to the Westward of the Mull
Cantine, spoke ship Madison, of Kenne-
bunk. 36 days trom Norfolk, tor Greenock.
Sept. 3, on the ed e of the G. B. spoke brig
Mercury, 50 days from St. Petersburg, for
Plymouth.
The brig Sally. Johnson, of Ne port, 51
days from Amsterdjm, gin, cheese, dry
goods, glass, &c. August I. in sight of
Fair Island, sp ke brig Ann, Bush 7 days
from Copenhagen, for Boston. 21st, lat.
48, 50, long. 39, ship Mary, Smith, 2^
days from Copenhagen, for B ston. 24th,
in lat. 46, long, long 62, brig Fame, Bur-
roughs, 24 clays from St. Petersburg, tor
Newport. 30th. lat. 44, Ion,. 48, ship
Nabbv, Rider, 27 days from Liverpool, for
Norfo'k. Sept. 6, lat. 43, long. 57, ship
Aurora. 36 days from Copenhagen, for Sa-
lem. 7th lat. 42. long. 58. ship Mechanic,
Bagley, fix days fr >nv Amsterstam, for Phi-
ladelphia. 4th, lit. 43 long. 54, ship Li-
berty, Young, 15 days from New-York to
Amsterdam, Sept. 13 and 14 back of
Long Island, saw a brig and a ship under
jurv masts, ttie latter was standing into San-
dy -H- ok.
The schr. Dolphin, Gale, 13 days from
Savannah, cotton. Left, the Dartmouth,
Olive, and Charleston, all for New-York,
in 3 days, without cargoes— NO COTTON.
The brig Industry, Hitchcock. 54 days
from S!. Petersburg, and 40 from Elsineur,
hemp, iron, and manufactured goods. July
9,4, in the Guiph of Finland, spoke brig Hun-
ter, Cartar, *Q days from Boston for St. Pe-
tersburg. 27th, in the Baltic, spoke the
Aurora, of Newbury port 55 days from Bos-
ton tor ditto. Sailed in co. with brig Lir.n,
Allen, for Boston, and parted from her in
lat 56, 24.
The sch'r Antelope, Lee, 19 days from
Point Petre, Guadaloupe, sugar and c flee.
Left brigs Hetty, St. Tammany, Mary, and
Peggy ; ships Calliope John Drew, and an-
other ship, a'l for New-York, to Mil in 4
or 5 days; also, schooner Fanny Sewell.—
On Monday last, in lat 39. long. 74 5pi ke
schooner Enterpr'ze, from New York for
'Baltimore.
The schooner Minerva Bird, 3 days from
Philadelphia, sugar, and thirty 32 founders
for government. 0;i Ties-day saw 7 ships,
4 briars and 3 schooners standing in to the
Delaware,
Tile sloop Morning Star, Travis, n days
from Richmond, coal.
The -loop Ambition, Greene, '9 lays from
Nassau, N. P. molasses and salt. Left 'loop
Sally, Mattocks, for New York, in 3 days.
The sloop Eagle. N igl bois; and Hope,
Neighbors, both from Delaware, corn.
Below last night; the brig Rolla, Rockland,
from St. Petersburg.
Cleared, ship President, Eldridge, Liver-
pool ; Horatio,. Rowland, Honduras.!; brig
Huron, Hill Nantz ; sch'r Rising Sun. Val-
too, Trinidad ; Phcebe Ann, King, West-In-
dies ; Commerop. Haigbt, Digby ; Sloop
Sally, dui^ley, '.nnapolis Royal.
FEDERAL GA"Z£TTE.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.
From Billing's Liverpool paper of Aug. iO.
Arrived, Pallas, Wilcox, Savannah; Eli-
za, Crocker, Sew York; lleghany, Joy,
do. ; Swift, Cook, do. ; Resource, Turner.
Charleston ; Alert, Percell, do. ; Mary,
Trotter, Baltimore; Brutus, Bunch New •
O leans ; Carmelite, Hart, do. ; Joseph,
French, do. ; America, Porter, Portland.
Sailed, Chatham* Wasson, New York ;
Alexander Hamilton, Callaghau, Savani ah.
We understand that gov. C'i iton, of N
York, and general S. Sm 11 of Bj ti .10 e
will be candidates for the offices or presi-
dent and vice-president of the U. States.
\Jacks ».]
The court of inquiry on commodore Bar.
ron is ordered to convene, at Hampt, n>
on the 5th of October, captain Alexander
Murray, president.
The unusual press of foreign news, which
has lately crouded our columns, has com-
pelled u to give less of the proceeding at
Rich nond than was intended. But as the
importance of these trials demanded that we
should not curtail the accounts, we have
continued to detail them, as given in the
" Enquirer." We this evening issue a sup-
plement, for the purpose of bringing up the
proceedings.
PH!L\DFJ.PHI V, September 18.
Arrived, ship G inges, Earle, Liverpool,
42 davs, dry goods.
Cleared, shin Charleston Packet, Con-
ael. St. Sebastians ; Maysville, Bunker, St.
K.itts ; British ship Truro, Robertson, Wa-
terf rd ; schooner Whitney, Bockius, Mar-
tinique.
Ships Philadelphia, Smith, and Western
Trader Gardiner, from Liverpool ; brig
Lyd'u, Webb, fr >m Bordeaux ; fcrig Ceres,
from Hu'l ; brig Frances, Dunlevy, from
Cadiz ; and 5 ships, I brig, and 6 sch'rs,
are below.
Brig Nancv and Katy, Griffing, of this
port, was at Nantz 1st August, expected to
sail in 2 week?, having been permitted to
discharge.
Ship Swift, Webb, hence, has arrived at
Rochelle. Schr. Fly, and ship Missouri,
'have arrived at Nantz. Ship New-York,
George, of this port, from New Orleans has
arrived at Nantz. Brig Catharine, Tubbs,
hence, at T nningen.
Last proceedings at Richmond in Burr's
case :
The jury then retired with the indict-
ment, and after an absence of about twenty
minutes, Mr. Orris Payne, their foreman,
returned a verdict of" Not Guilty."
Mr.H lythen announced the course which
he , as n w to pursue—Mr. Burr was n„t
yet discharged from his recognizance For
misdemeanor ; that it was his intention to
move for his commitment to that place for
trial where the military expedition is s id
to have been completed ; that he should
c mbine in the same motion Messrs. Smith
and Blannerhassett ; and that he should have
no difficulty in entering a nolle prosequi to
their trials tor a misdemeanor. Mr. Burr
requesied the attorney to alledge the place
where the act is said to have been commit-
ted. Mr, Hay replied, that the evidence
he should introduce would cover a vast ex
tert of teiritory ; that he would name ittie
could, the very spot. Mr. Burr. The dis-
trict then ? Mr. Hay. I do not distinct-
ly recollect the opinion of the court ; but I
believe it will be pioved that troops were
assembled at the in nth of Cumberland ri-
\er and d.-wn the Mississippi to Bayou Pierre
in a warlike posture. But it is not my bu-
siness to locate the scene. It will be the
province of the court, alter they have heard
the evidence, to fix the place where he is to
be tried.
Mr. Martin mentioned the case of John
Smith, of Ohio ; but no arrangement was
made.
Mr. Wickham mentioned the case of Jo-
nathan Dayion. Mr. Hay observed that he
did not hink himself justified in entering a
nol. pro . as that would discharge him from
his recognizance- and he was not certain but
some evidence would occur in the course of
the examination which w>uld induce him to
combine Mr. Dayton in his motion for com-
mitment; thathehad nodoubtthatMr.Day-
ton was leagued in the general conspiracy,
and if he had had any, the similarity of the
hand-writing of the letter he had in his
hand (gen. Dayton's) with some he had
previously seen, would have satisfied his
mind.
Mr. Wickham then proposed, that Mr.
Hay should enter a nol. pros, and that gen.
D. should continue his recognizance, to
¦which Mr. Hay acquiesced.
Adjourned till this day, (Saturday,) II
o'clock. [Enquirer, Sept. 16.J
then got her before the wind under Bare
poles.
Also, brig Hunter, Rider, St. Thomas
via Norfolk—sugars—Ta .mas Siieppard.
Nothing new.
, Also, ship Elizabeth, Fordhara, 64 days
from Amsterdam—ballast—Hu. Thompson.
Spoke n, thing.
Also, ship Little Mary, Waters, 78 days
from Amsterdam—canvas—Thos. Tenant.
In lat. 33, long. 64, spoke ship Rolla,
from New-Orleans, for Liverpool. Capt.
sick.
Also, barque JEolus, Hendrickson,
from Bremen, and 8^ days from Plymouth,
linens &c.—F. & A. Schwartz. Au.'. 31,
la*. 6 7, fell in with the schr. Maria,
Collins, of Middleton, Conn, dismasted,
and in so bad a situation that the crew a-
b.mdoned her, and came on board the
iEolus.
Also, brig Augusta Mezrick, frnn Ma-
nilla, and 18 days from Bermuda, where
she as taken—sugar, indigo, coffse, &c.
Hollins & M'Blair, arid James Purviance.
Also, the fine new ship Maryland, Jnotts,
from Newburyport—to Falls and Brown.
Also, brig Paragon Eveleth, 80 days
fr >m Tr.este, 68 days from Messina, linens,
soap, glassware and silks, W. L. & J. Bar-
ney. Left at Trieste, schr. Alexander,
Athoe, for Baltimore, in 4 days ; schr.
Fair American, Hoar, of Norfolk, for
Manfredonia, ship Lewis, of Boston for
Liverpool. At Messina, ship Shipcarpenter,
of Salsbury for Palermo, brig Thomas
Jefferson, Feld of Baltimore brought in
by a Maltese privateer, on her v. yage to
Gallipoli, brig Lucy, of Boston, also bro't
in. Was from Leghorn for Manfredonia.
August 6, off Malaga, spoke brig Sally,
from Marseilles, for Philadelphia. About
the middle of the straits was fired on by a
Spanish gun boat several times without hail-
ing, under English colors, upon the Para-
gon, hoisting her colors, and giving her a
shot, she hauled dovn the English and
hoisted Spanish colors, and continued to
fire ab ut 20 minutes, in consequence of
t e recept'on she received from the'Paiagon,
she sheered off. Having a Danish brig in
tow. Capt. E. says the Spanish privateers
are taking every thing they fall in with, and
generally get 5 or 600 dollars from each,
rather than *ait several months for trial.
Aug. 26, spoke brig Three Friends, trom
N. Yjrk for Cayenne.
September 19.
Arrived, ship Abe ana, H >bson, 36 days
from Liverpool—dry goods—Lormau and
Fulford. Left there 8th August—brings
nothing new. August 9, lat. 42, long, fit,
spoke ship Union, Bradbury, bound to
Nantz.
Also, ship Hercules, Hewett, from Liver,
phot, (ailed nt'ith the Abeona)—dry goods
—Henry Thompson.
ALEXANDRIA, Sent 18.
Arrived schr. Fair American capt.Rer-
ry from Porto-Rico in 18 days—ballast.
Sp ke the ship beir American, of B It'.more
from Amsterdam, for Baltimore lost her bat
botorr. Saw a ship in the bay supposed to
be the Diana, Harper, of this port. Left
the brig Active helo-A fr m Norfolk. Left
at Porto-Rico—brig
York, -------, to sail
Nancy If bite, Betton
days. Eliza Peg^ot, -
ten days.
Uiysses of New-
in 20 days. Schr.
for Balfmore., in 20
-----, Philadelphia in
Green Turtle.
TURTLE SOUP wdi be served upon the
Table of the ; ¦'ountain'lnn, on MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at 2 a'otock, and f'oni 11 till
,2, in the Public Rgum, dttfiiur the season,
JAWS jiRYDEN.
N. Q. Private Families can he. served.
June 2. TU-S
Baltimore County, 14th August, 1807
The great and good effects of the two
Camp-Meeting-, held on Mr. Gough's land
beiween Perry Hall and the Long Calm,
near the Philadelphia Road, have induced a
number ot the Preachers uf the Gossptl of
our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, to hold
a thud meeting on the same spot ; to be-
gin on Thursday, the first of October next,
and continue until Tuesday the sixth. It
will be well tor those who bring waggons
to the camp ground to take a litttle more
straw than they will want for their own use,
that they may have the pleasure of giving
to those that have none.
Port of Baltimore.
Entered,
Ship Abeona. Hobson, Liverpool
Elizabeth, Fordham, Amsterdam
Little Mary, Waters, ditto.
Barque /Elous, Hendrickson, Bremen
Schr. Beile, Hudgin, Martinique
Caroline, Edwards, Dominique
From the Merchants' Crffce-House Books.
September 18.
Arrived, brig Dove, Child, in 49 days
from Madeira—wines—Jacob Adams.—
Left, ship Egeria, Turner, from N. York,
for the Cape of Good Hope, and schooner
Lark, for B ston. In lat. 357 long. 66,
experienced a severe gale from the eastward
which Listed 8 hours, then shifted to the
west -aid and blew with great violence for
the same length of time after the shift of the
wind, the sea ran prodigiously high, the
ship labured much, split all her sails, after
which she broached to, and was thrown on
her beam ends in a trough of the sea, and'
righted after cutting awaj her mizen-mast,
Sale by Auction,
THIb DAY,
The 19th instant, at 4 o'clock in the after-
noon, will be sold,
A LOT of GR' >UND nearly opposite the
French Seminary, fronting on the Turnpike
Road 40 feet, and running back 100 feet ; en
the .ront ot'said Lot is erected :i well finished
two storj Frame House, and blacksmith Shop,
ion the back of the Lot there is a good one-
s ory Frame House, Lie the property of An-
dr. w L ary Particulars made known on the
pre 1. i res.
VAN WYCK. & DURSEY, Auct's.
Sept 18. _______________
Sale by Auction.
On MONDAY,
The 21«f instant, at tO o'clock, at the auction
room, at the head of Gay-street alack, vjill
commeicc the sale of
An extensive assortment of SEASONABLE
GOODS—among which are, in addition to
the
20 bales already advertised, ¦
7 do Blankets,
5 do fine and superfine Welch Flannels,
2 do. Napt Cottons
do Broad Cloths,
1 do BocUing Baizes,
1 do Blue and Mixed Kerseys.
Also in tats for cash,
2 trunks Furniture Chintz,
1 do' Camhrick Muslins,
1 bale Ravens Duck.
And by order of the Orphans' ceurt,
1 trunk Wearing Apparel.
After -which at 12 o'clock,
33 ti' ds. guotl Muscovado Sugar,
It do. and 12 tierces Clayed do.
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