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ztion from the detail of business. If we
consider the e'rfliaent services,'rendered at
different times by the prince of Benevento-,
no honor in the power of Bonaparte to be-
stow will appear too great a reward;. What
ever post, however, the,weary politician
may be promoted to fill, he will, doubtless,
continue to take an active part in the Impe-
rial councils.
TheDutch papers mention, that the Icing
of Holland has given orders that the govern-
or of Owrrapoa, and those concerned with
him, shall be delivered up to the supreme
tribunal, and prosecuted with all the rigor
of the law.
Our expedition is said to have occasioned
very little impression even in those places
ag.inst which it is tmderstnod to he directed.
A tendency to desertion is stated to prevail
amo i'X the Hanoverian troops iu the island
of rTugeti,
-' rlmiral CoHinrrwood is now generally
understood to have proceeded with a squa-
dron to the Dardanelles, with a view of act-
ing towards the Radian fleet as circumstan-
ces may requ're. Every account both fo-
reign and domestic, plainly indicate the
advanced formation of tha> hostile confe
deracy to which his majesty's speech refers.
Copenhagen, August "IX.
At the present moment ail is COvjecture, ,
confusion and anxiety. The island is now
completely encircled by the British .fleet,
arid -intilyesterday, even the ministry were
i>;-nrant of the motives of its appearance
or designs.
STRALSUND.
Our last accounts from Stra sund are to
me 2d August, at v hich time the seip;e
had n t been formally commenced, altho'
several -mart engagements had taken place
between the outposts of. the garrison, and
tV besieging army. The inhabitants had pe-
titioned the king, to restore them to thebles-
SMigs of peace; but his answer was, that he
tuould rather perish in its ruins, than submit
to ignoble terms. The siege is likely to be
a vtork of time.
The cosst of the German ocean, from
the frontiers .f Holland to the mouth of the
Elbe, is to be occupied by Dutch troops.
Bonaparte, it seems, is at last to be can-
lionized. A monument is erecting for him
at Paris, 150 feet high. One hundred feet
of this elevation is already complete, and
the other fifty is to be built of the cannon
taken in the late campaigns against Austria,
Prussia, and Russia, and «'ill be the most
Surprising and magnificent building of the
sort in the w rid. The whole it is sa'd is
to be surmounted with a collossal figure of
the tyrant himself.
Altona, August 14
This afternoon an old established commer-
cial h u^e here received advice by an estafet-
ta from Srahaind (via Rostoch) that the
French had been repulsed, with great loss,
in t o attempts to t ike that place by assault
the beginning of this week.
ALEXAtTDRIA, October
Arrived!, ship George Auguitjs,
Tackson, from Liverpool
Salt.
(via
r:
captain
B ston)
FEQE'iYL GAZETTE.
FRID \Y, OCTOBER 2.
Schr. Fly, Frazer, from La Vera Cruz,
has been sent into Halifax.
The mayor of New York by proclamati-
of the 29th, subjects all persons from
Charleston to a quarantine of 14 days.
Account of Flour, Butler, and Lard, inspect-
ed within the city of Baltimore for the
last quarter) ending the 30'h day of Sept.
1807 :
7fi7«2 barrels of wheat flour,
4649 half barrels ditto,
2S9 harrels of rye flour,
86fi ditto of Indian meal,
58.half harrels ditto,
5 6'kegs of butter,
15 ditto lard,
KDWART) J. CO ALE,
Register of the city of Baltimore.
be about nine miles. The company offered
to open the road, to bridge it where neces-
sary, to leve) and shape it—and, after doing
these things, they pledged themselves to
give it to the countyi free qi. toll. This
road, had it been ranted, would have given
to Okltown and the Point a channel of com-
munication with Hanover; nearer than the
west end of the city has by the Reister's-
town turnpike. Let us persevere and peti-
tion for our just rights and we must prevail.
AN INHABITANT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct.
ARRIVED,
Ship Ro>-e, Gardiner. St. PetersburgVi,
Rus^ago ds ; Helena, Smith Lie of May,
salt ; Cornplanter, Gillies, London, dry
goods ; biijElizn, Gifford, Trinidad bal-
last ; Sophia, Aumdell, St. Thomas cof-
fee sugar &c. ; E'hiopean, Mars. M.itan-
zas, sugars ; schr. Fbza and Katy, Clasby,
Cork ballast, 34days; schr. Gov. Vl'Kean,
Tallman, St. Croix, sugar; Mary and Eli-
za, Harriden, Leghorn, wine, oil and soap;
Packet. Luce, Boston, fish 8 ; sloop Ma-
linda, Seger, New-York.
Arreted at the Lazaretto.
Brig Expectation, Turner, Laguira, cof-
fee an I cocoa.
Cleared, ship G';o. Ba/clay, Daniel,
Nev-York; brig Susannah, Thurston, Ha- 1
vana ; schr. Nancy, Wallace, St. Jago-de- '
Cuba.
Ship Lovely Matilda, O'Connor, 60
days IY m Bordeaux, and a brig name uu-
knev, 11 are below.
Bri^ . m, from Matanzas, left there
schr. James, Beard, of Baltimore, expected
to take a load for Philadelphia;
Capt. Clasby, of the schr. Eliza & Katy,
sailed from Cork on the ?.(.th of August,
and left there, brigs Fanny Warner, for
L1-0. n, first wind ; Eliza, Tred-* ell, ditto,
cht'o ; Foxwell. Tripp, for N. York, next
day ; Y1: p.uc, Smithwick, do. do. : capt.
William Naylor, for Kennebeck, ship not
knnwn. The 1.1 rizon, Pitts, sailed same
, day for London. August an, lat. 50,45,
N long. 10, 11, W. spoke the brig Fanny,
Warner, of Boston, bound to Lisbon, all
well. 27th, lat. 51, 5, N. long. 10, 46,
W. brig Jane of Portland, out 25 days from
Liverpool, all well. Sept. 14, lat. 43, 1,
N. long. 57, 52, W. spoke ship Lydia, of
Boston, from Liverpool, out 23 days, for
Boston, ifiih, lat. 42, 37, N. long. 63,
19, W. spoke the biig Mary, M'Lellan. of
4 Portland, fr m Copenhagen, out forty dayc,
bound home.
From Llcyri's List
August IS. Detained, the Orozimbo, '1
len, from Newhedford ; Ora, Albing, from
do; Mliance, Brasher, from Tonningeu-all
sent into Plymouth.
The Shepherdess, Doane, from London
to New-York, taken bv a Spanish privateer
and sent into Bilboa, has been liberated.
S died from Gravesend Ocean, Gordon,
for Philadelphia. Arrived at Bristol, Wil-
liam and James, North Carolina. At New-
Castle, —, Hindmarch, Petersburg ; Young
Susan, Virginia. Sailed from Deal, Isabel-
la, for Charleston, "t Nantz, Frances- nn,
B>sti n ; Missouri, Philadelphia ; Mentor,
New York ; New York, New-Orleans,¦-
At Rochelle, Swift, Philadelphia.
August 2r. The George and William,
from America ; Industry, Smith, from Yar
mouth ; Diana, Peterson, do. are detained
by Spanish privateers and Sent into lgezi
I ras. The Susannah, aA .American, from
' Smyrna, to Baltithcre, is detained and sent
nto Gibraltar The ship Carpenter, Meyer,
from N iples. to Lisbon detained and sent
into Malta, has been liberated. The schr.
Nau'ilus. of Boston, laden with o/ts. was
taker! possession of near the North Fore
land, on the 16tb inst. by H. M. S Bergere
having been found without any person on
board Supposed to have been captured.
The Maryland Mary, Howell, from Malta
to S.nyrna, was captured by a Russian pri-
vateer, and sent into Corfu, for a supposed
breach of blockade -but expected to be re-
leised. Sailed from G'avesend. Globe, Bai
ley, for Haiti mere ; Romeo, Boston. Off
Falmouth, Buckers, Scper, Hayti ; Martha
Vickery, Savan.ah t Dublin, Rover,
Taylor, New York ; Enterprize, Vdna,
Boston ; U don, Smith, Norfolk. At Leg
horn, William and Chades, Salem ; Mary
Stephenson, Charleston ; Hib.ernia. Stvw
art Philadelphia ; Father and Son,
Bltimcre ; New Guide,------ do. At Ma
l.iga. Active Trade-, Philadelphia ,\t
Nan'z Bo iff, Bartlert, Boston ; Nev.
York, George, New Orleans. At \fttwrrp
Woourop Sims, P ilad< lphia ; Rnitus.
Craig, do. t (y&stfrdam, Margaret, Charles
ton ; William and Mary. Lander, Mogad re ;
Triton, B.dtim<>re ; Thomas, do. ; Rou---
s au, China. At Frederickstadt, Pittsburg,
Kelly, Philadelphia.
Sailed from Dublin, William, Manhiil,
New York. At Cork, William, Nuren.,
Norfolk.
Liwrpool, August 20
Arrived, ship Fahetty. from New Orleans ;
Four Friends, ditto ; Mary, ditto ; Mount
Vernon Stevens,Savannah ; William.M Lean,
Waldoborough ; Eliza Ann, Stevens, New-
York; Grand Sachem, Lebaron, ditto ; Atlas,
Moraw, ditto ; Jane, M-Intosh, Portland ;
Gov. Strong. Cowan, Bath ; Mars, Sprague,
ditto ; Flaxton, Spurs, Miramichi.------Clear
, ed. Henry, Weeks, Portland ; Huron, Clark,
New York; Carieton, Cline, Philadelphia ;
I Eleanor, Keating. New Orleans ; Draper,
Page, ditto ; Union, Haff.. ditto ; William,
Rockwell, Savannah ; Canton, Wickham,
Maryland.
COMMUNICATION.
Several publications have appeared in the
papers, tending to make Pratt street the
pivot on which next Monday's election is to
turn, and a cause for which Jesse Hollmgs-
worth is to be kept out of the legislature.
Had we nothing but Pratt-street to contend
for, there might be some kind of excuse for
such conduct: but when we view our politi-
cal horizon, and the critical situation of our
country, we are called upon by imperious
duty to elect men of experience, whose long
acquaintance with the city and country in
public life, render them capable of judging
what will i e best to be done, and who have
utterance as well as knowledge and expe-
rience ; Pratt-street, there.'^re, oughtto rest,
and he out of the question for the present.
I have known J. Hollingsworth for many
years past, I have ever considered him wor-
thy any trust in the disposal of his fellow-
citizens. He lias never hesitated to come
forward whenever his personal services have
been wanted, in any station or situation in
life. In the time of our revolution he was
called upon to supply the wants of the Ame-
rican prisoners; and provided the materials
and superintended the building of one of
the Amarican frigates, whim services he
performed without fee or reward. During
the yellow fever of 1800 he attended the
sick, relieved their distresses, and assisted
the board of health in building the Bar-
racks for the accommodetion of the afflicted
and indigent. He has been instrumental
in bringing forward two large Charity
sch ols. and is now a superiutendant of
both, he has frequently attended thelegisla
ture, to get good roads to our city, and has
contributed much to the success those appli-
cations met with.
In short, during my long acquaintance
w'uh him, I have not known one person so
olten called upon to assist in useful and cha-
ritable designs and undertakings, which he
always performed nr >st cheerfully, without
fee or reward. The citizens ol Baltimore
may therefore safely repose confidence in
Jes-e Hollingsworth, and give him their
mhVages ; and they may rest assured that
the man wh . ha,, bueu the tathei to the fa-
therless, the husband to the widow, the
orphan's friend, and the ready servant of his
city and country upon all occasions, will
faithfully and honestly attend to their inte-
rest. A. F.
S.Te by Auction—-T^tponed!.
Having decimal tin Grocery Business, J
propose selling on, F.H1D r\X, 2d October-,
th ¦ vitmni ruer 0! .my Stock, with stand casks
and stands, Tea GiUV'isters, Seal s and
Weights, Stores Lamp, 4-liglits. S-.c. sc A'.so,
a variety ef Hous hold and tiilclien Funii-
tur.', consisting of Mahogany and othetf Bed
Steads, with Beds ; Mahogany. Dining and
Tea n a'.ies ; Mahogany Side Tabic; a:,d Cel-
lerett; Maborany Book Case (.and a small
I.ibrarv of Books ; Mahogany Knife Gases,
with Gveen Ivory Knives and Forks ; Toiiett
an.l GiitFrane: Looking Glasses j handsome
Sett of Liverpool Table Cbuia •, Plated Tea
and Coffee Urns ; Sugar an t Cream Pail ; 1
sett of 8, P ated Candlesticks '; Plated and
Paper DeCurter Stands, Jelly Glasses, Ale,
'rVine, Claret, and Pu-.ch. Glasses ; Glass
Salts and Mustard Potts; Gl'.ss Sallad and
Fruit Dishes ; a large chest of 12 black bot-
tles, 3 gal. (?ae.h ; Brass Andirons : setts of
Shovels and Tongs ; Fenders, wive and hand-
some cut steel ; Potts, Pans, Kettles, &c
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, at No.
141, Market-street
JOHN NICHOLSON.
The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY N :,'./t r, the 5tu instant, at lo o'clock.
October 2.
Married yesterday- at Ivy Hill, by the
R.v.Mr. Glendy, Mr. Rezin Rdles, to
Miss Catharine Pfrilsnn, daughter of Mr,
William Wilson, of Baltimore Com.ty.
The fine substantial ship
- -C£v POWHATAN
f^JlCiEsP*- about the 12th of this month—
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