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BARCLAY h M'KEAN'
VAVE IMPORTED
FALL GOODS.
Sept 2.3. tHOtJ
Baltimore and Reister's-tovrn
TURN-PIKE ROAD,
Mondiy, October 12, 18 7.
The following Gentlemen were elected Ma.
nagdrs for the ensuing year,
Cornelius Howard Gist, President,
William Matthews, Treasurer,
Edward Jolinson,
John M'Kim, Jun.
Nicholas Rog-ers,
Cornelius Howard,
George B.eum,
Moor'Falls,
Edward Harris,
James M'Cannon.
October 13.
* MANAGERS.
d4t
SLATER Sr ROY,
Ni. 81, Market-street,
Have imported in the Feme and Ibrona, from
Liverpool, a considerable part of their HARD-
WA HE. With a complete assortment of CUT-
LEST.
And by the Globe, from. Louden, the most com-
plete assortment if
Harness, Gig, Curricle, Phae-
tqn &t Carriage Mounting,
CPlated i3' Common)
Ever offered Jor tale in the city ; the whole
nill be sold low, wholesale and retail, for cash,
or the usual terms to punctual met- only.
Also for iatt at reduced prices*
SO boxes White Havana Sugar
2 J00 wf. Spanish Tobacco
5 Tons Fustic
Jfw b' xs Spanish Cigars,
(W Cut NAILS and flooring BRADS, by the
etitt or single pound. Oct 13. dotiol2t
Salt. Earthenware and Coal.
ffutt received per ship Canton, captain Wiclh am,
from Liverpool, and for sate by the subscriber,
285 ton» Coarse Salt,
116 crates Earthenware, assorted, & about
IS'jU bushels very best Coal, for family use.
HUGH THOMPS N.
gCt 13.____________________dit_
James C. Neilson
Respectfully informs the public, that he
has returned from Europe, and imported in the
ships Globe from London, William Wilson,
from Amsterdam, Diana, and Canton, from
Liverpool, selections of articles in the different
lines of Dry and Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Pla-
ted, Silver ah I Japanned Wares, fine Cutlery,
Ironmongery, Saddlery, Cabinet and Tun-
bridge Wares and Toys, Periumery, Station-
ary, Porcelain, Cut Glass, and Liverpool Table
China, Ladies' and Gentlemens' Silk and Bea
Ver Hats, Dress Boots and Shoes, Hosiery,
ttc. &c. &c &c. &.C; which he will open for saie
on Tuesday next, the 20th instant, at the store
formerly occupied by the late James Somer-
velle, Esquire, tin. 88, Market-street, opposite
the end of South-street. An enumeration of
the particular articles being too extensive for
this mode of Information, he will have printed
catalogues ready for the first day of sale.—
Those Goods have been selected by himself at
the places of their respective manufactories
¦with the utmost circumspection, and he hopes
•will be found on inspection to warrant the as-
•ertion, that they are of such qualities as would
only be purchased for the execution of a private
order; and consequently very superior to those
usually imported for general sale, with the
additional advantage of choice to the pur-
«haser.
t By the first arrivals from Bordeaux, hehopes
to receive a small supph" of elegant articles of
the manufacture of Paris.
October 13. __________________d4t
For Sale,
At No. 20, CheapsiJe wharf,
'"1000 lb. Shoe Thread of a superior quality,
600 Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
59 boxes Fig Blue,
50 boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
30 bbls Ground Ginger,
100 bags Pepper,
1 hiid. Ground Red Wood.
ALSO,
¦ English and American Gun Powder,
I><>. in pound papers am' pound Canisters,
Patent and Mould Shot, Bar and Pig- Lead,
Bengal, Spanish and Carolina Indigo,
[Copperas, AUuwi, Brimstone, Logwood,
and Madder,
z Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Molasses, fee. &c.
MITCHEL & SHEPPARD.
October13.____________________dl t
For Sale,
Lisbon Wine,
L. P. Madeira do.
Coarse Salt,
Morocco Skins,
Bottle Corks,
AND
A quantity of Junk, by
ROBERT BARRY.
October 8.____________________dot
Henry 'Schrrecler and Co.
JHave received by the different arrivals from Lon-
don, Live The English took possession of Zea-
land on the 20th ; and six weeks after the
igth of August, no port on the European
continent will be coasideted neutral by the
English.
NEW-YORK, October 12.
Arrived, the ship Maria, Bowler, 52
days from Lisbon, salt and wine.
The ship Adonis, Waterman, 40 days
from Bordeaux, wine, &c.
The brig Aurora, Windham, 24 days
from Havana, sugar and indigo. Left, brig
Eliza, Gray, of Ncv-York ; Susan, for
New-York in 3'days ; Republican, Emery,
in two days for Salem ; ship Minerva, Bain-
bridge, in 4 days for Philadelphia ; Maria
Matilda, for Bost n ; Jones, Doan, for
do ; — , Foster, do. ; Regulator, Gard-
ner ; and Fanny, Bates, both for New-
York ; ship Golden Age, for Boston ; Gen.
Eaton, just arrived from Charleston. In
the Gulph was boarded by a British 74.
The brig Juliana, Peck, 28 days from
Cayenne, rocoa and cotton. Left, brig
Nabby, Hathorn, ol Salem. Sept. it,
was boarded by the British frigate Alexan-
der, and dfttained two hours.
The brig Ulysses. Gold, 16 days from
Porto-Rico, coffee, Tiides. indigo, and Pe-
ruvian bark. Left, brig Experiment Car-
man, f r Philadelphia, in 3 days ; schr.
Emily, Holbrook, f r do. in 7 ; Sally, of
Baltimore, for the west end of the island, in
3 days.
The brig Ceres, Medcalf, 24 days from
St. Pierres, (Mart.) sugar, coffee and mo-
lasses. Left, schr. Diana, Talbut, for
Norfolk in 2 days.; Fair Play Gieenal, fer
Alexandria, in 5 ; a brig had just aflived
from Bolt/more; the fchr. Boston, Smith,
had just arrived at Fort Royal, from Bos-
ton.
The brig Susan, Moffat, 20 days from
Havana. Left brig C.ncoid, of New.York,
the supercaigo dead ; schv. Regulator,
(Gardere) captain dead ; brig Eunice, Rodg-
ers, just arrived from New-York, with the
loss of anchors and cables ; schr. Morning
Star, for Boston in 8 days ; brig Eliza, for
New-York ; brig Balavia, and schr. Argus,
both for do.
The brig Actress, Puntine, 17 days from
Point-Pelie, Guadaloupe, cotton, coffee and
and sugar. Let', the ship Marietta, Al-
rick,; of New York, just arrived ; brigs
Nancy, Fulton, for do. in 10 days; Eliza,
Pendleton, do. discharging ; Anna, Ama-
zon, do. uncertain ; Stranger, Bragdon,
Portland ; Speedwell, Bnbbidge, Newbu-
rypoit ; Caroline, Harris, for New-London,
in 6 days ; Olivia, Lilfingwell, Ne.v-York,
in 12: Trimmer, M'Cullum. do. in 6 ;
Liberty Pillsbuiy, Boston, 20; Farmer,
Peck, New-York, 6 ; schr. Amazon, Phil-
lips, Baltimore, uncertain ; Patty, Collins,
New-J^ondon, 2 ; Milford, Sayre, Philadel-
phia, in 10 ; Anthony, Brett, Edenton,
13 ; brig Win. Tell, of New-Yoik, just
arrived from Bordeaux. The schr. Ei;za,
Scisson, for Ntw-York, sailed in co. Sept.
26, lat. 17, spoke a schr. from St. Bartho-
lomews, for Baltimore.
The British sch'r Cliance, M'Dougall,
Cape Francois, coffee and sugar.
The sch'r Regulator) Gillett, from Rich-
mond, coal.
The sch'r XJnity, Phillips, Fredericks-
burg, wheat and tobacco-stems, »
The sch'r Two Brothers, Burras, Wash-
ington, N, C. naval stores.
The sch'r Industry, Miller, 29 days frora
Havana, sugar.
The sch'r Ceres,Gibe, from Cape Charles,
flaxseed.
The brig Edward At' ater, of N. Ha-
ven, 25 days from Point Petit-, Guadaloupe,
sugar. On Friday, was boarded by a Bri-
tish schooner from Halifax.
The sch'r Hero, Baker, 16 days from
Baltimore, and 7 from the Capes, dry goods,
beef, pork, oil, &c. Off Egg Harbor, was
Boarded by a British schooner, said to be
from Halifax.
The sch'r Venus, Oliver, Wilmington,
N. C.'naval stores, cotton arid rum.
The sch'r Fair American, Clements,
Georgetown, Potomac, flour and wheat.
The sch'r Neptune, Ball, 14 days from
St. Thomas, in ballast. Left, the brig North
Star, Boulton, j-ust arrived from Portland ;
scii's Pilot's Friend, and Safeguard, for N.
Vork, the latter to sail next day. The brig
Jane, from N. York, arrived the 25th, and
sailed the 26th for Curnicoa. The sch'r
Alleghany sailed the day before for Philad'a.
In the offing, lass night, becalmed, four
brigs and several schooners. A sloop, no
doubt the Scmtramu, from Charleston, was
ab-Jiit 4 miles btlow the Narrows.
Cleared, ships Eliza, Dunbar, Liverpool ;
GoldenFleece, Chew, do.; Richard, Ridge-
wary, St. Croix ; Manchester Packet, Cof-
fin, Savannah ; Dartm- uth, Starr, do. ; Mi-
nerva, Bui dick, Charleston j Exchange,
Miller, Teneritfe ; brigs Ann, Caldwell,
Leghorn ; Venus, Allen, Newbedford j
sch'r Huldah & Anna. Howell, St. Thomas ;
sloop Gen, Stewart, Zuiil, Trinidad and St.
Bart's ; Ambition, Greene, N. Providence,
The sch'r Rising Sun, Valloo, belonging,
to Abraham King, from this port, bound to
Trinidad, was upset in a gale the 23d Sept.
in lat. 38, long. 69. The captain & crew
(12 in number) deserted her and toi k to
the yawl. After being out 6 days, and
having nothing to subsist on but 6 apples
per man a day, and some bread, wet with
salt water, which could n t be eaten, they
fell in with the brig Montpelier, capt. Tib-
batts, from Demerara, bound to Boston,
who took them on board, and treated them
with the greatest humanity. The captain,
crew, and Mr. Bell, one of the passengers,
on the 4th Oct. ber were landed at Gardner's
Point. Three of the passengers went on
board a Newport pilot-boat, and arrived here
yesterday m -ruing.
The ship Concord, Bell, of London, from
St. Ubes, for Nova Scotia, laden with salt,
foundered at sea the t ith of August—crew
saved, and landed at Michaels.
The commissioners appointed by the res-
pective states of New-York and New Jersey
to ascertain the boundary line between tha
two states, after being in session at New-
ark about nine days, have separated with-
out coming to any determination but to dis-
agree. The commissioners of New-Jersey
presented a formal written claim to Staten-
Island —to one half of the river at the Nar-
rows—to Ellis's and Bedlow's-Ialand and to
one half of the river as far as New-Jersey
extends along its shores ! This is quite as
much of modesty as we could well expect
from NewJersey. It is hardly necessary
to observe that our commissioiiers decided
upon an adjournment when this trijling
claim was offered. [American Cit.~]
PHILADELPHIA, October 13.
By the arrivals from St. Thomas, we learn
that the news of the rapture of Copenha-
gen by the British had reached that place.
The British had commenced capturing Da-
nish vessels,
General John Shee, is appointed by the.
president of the United States collector of
this port.
Arrived, ship Sally a'td Hetty, Fleming,
Cadiz, 40 days, salt; Camilla, Warden,St.
Petersburg, 54, Russia goods ; Stranger,
Robinson, London, 43. dry goods ; brig
Fair Trader. Ash, St. Thomas, 30, coffee
and cocoa ; Betsy, Saunderson, Porto-fiico,
30, ballast ; Edward, Lewis, Corunna- 44,
ballast ; schr. Alleghany, Scfieer, St. Tho-
mas, coffee and cocoa ; Perseverance. Foun-
tain, Ilavauna, Sugars ; Ann Pennock, Ful-
lertr.n, Barbados ; brig Junius, Roberts, St.
Croix. 20, rum and sugar.
Below ship Brntus, Craig, Antwerp ;
Orient. Bartleson Isle of Wight ; Prospe-
rity, Ray, Liverpool ; Joseph, -------, do. :
Jane, -------, -------; schr. Intrepid, Lin-
coln. St. Pierres.
Cleared, ship Phos:iix, Anderson, Nantz;
brig Isabella, Crane, Havana ; Schr. Ma.
cy, Hall,'Port Cavello ; Dove, Coleswor-
thy, Charleston ; Hannah, H-iward, Port-
land ; Patmos, Coffin. Norfolk ; sloop Ma)
linda, Segar, New-York; brigSally, Brown,
Marseilles.
Brier Steton of Baltimore, from Bordeaux
for New-York, out 10 days, was supplied
with provisions by the schr. Intrepid, Lin-
coln, from St. Pierres.
Yesterday arrived, ship Stranger, Robin-
son, 41 days from London. On the istof
September off l/shant, spoke brig Active,
of New-York, from Leith, out 21 days,
bound to St. Ubes. Parted with the Rit-
tenhouse, Maffet, of Philadelphia, off the
Strait, from London, bound to Tenneiffe.
On the 5th September was boarded by his
Britannic majesty's brig Resolution, who
was on the look out for Danish vessels, had
sent in four; and said that all the cruizers
had orders to that effect. On the 21st Sep-
tember, spoke the ship Indiana, of and
from Philadelphia, f;r Cadiz, all well, in
lat. 43, long. 44, W. Next day, spoke
brig Comet, of New-Yok, out 12 days
bound to Nantz, Same day, spoke the brig
Quantahayco k, of New-Ymk, from New-
Orleans, out 31 days bound to Nantz.
Same day arrived brig Junius, Robert.*,
20 days from St. Croix; the brig Elizabeth,
Campble, for this port was Jo sail in 4 days ;
brig Jane, Ann, for New.York, in 8 days.
The 4th of October, in lat. 37, 44, long.
73, spoke the sloop Astrea, of New-York,
from Philadelphia, for Richmond, out 21
days, had lost his forsail, ship Hetty and 1
Sally, 41 days from Cidiz.8 Left the brig
Mary, Hand, for this p-;rt, and the brig
Albion, of Boston, for Baltimore, sailed the
day before him.
Schr. Alleghany Shearer, from St* Tho-
mas. Left there. Sept. 2c\ brig Aligator,
discharging ; shcr. Amity, Johnson, in 10
days ; brie; Balize, « certain, all for this
port. The schr. Favorite, Oliver, from
Philadelphia, arrived on the 22d of Sept.
and sailed the 24th for Jamaica. The
fchr. Sailynrd, captain Robin, for New-
York, made sail in company with the Al-
leghany, but seeing a British privateer off
the mouth of the haibor put back.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 9.9.
Ship Argo, Lockyer, of and from Phila-
delphia to Havanna, was cast away on the
17th September, about three leagues to the
westward of little Isaac Bock. On the-
19th, the crew and passengers left the shio,
in the boats, when one of then: drifted hi.
to the Gulph stream, where she was f.dleu.
in with by the ship Comet, capt, Dixey,
having the honorable Daniel Clarke, -M. C.
on board; who, on receiving- inibrmatiQtt
that another boat was drifting about", cruised
for 1 er three days, when the crew w.pre-
found upon the great Isaac rock. To thi,
humane and generous actof Mr. Clarke, are
the crew and passengers indebted for their
lives, nor ran we bestow too much applause,
upon a man who will for three days sail out;
of his course to rescue his lellow creatures
*iom misery and death. Captain Lockyer
and crew, and SSessrs. Moore Wharton,
Courtauld, and Parry, pa*engers, ar';-.-»<2 at^ 1
this port yesterday in the Coai*t.
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