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NEW-YORK. Octotx-r 13.
A Tvutd,
T'ie ship Four Sislera, Carson, from Car-
na, cotton.
The b Ur P.iendshipi Christie, Savannah,
cotton and rice.
The schooner Fanc3', Bates, 23 days from
Havanna, sugar and hides. October 3. off
Capes of Virginia, in 40 fathoms water, saw
a ship nit1-, r mizen stay sail and foretopmast
stay sail, tlie remainder of the sails handed.
Captain Bates cmild not get nigh enough to
speak her—Supposed she was in wain of
men • standing towards the shore.
Th» sch'r John' Adams Harris, 90 days
from Barcelona, via Tariifa (where she was
carried in, and detained 0 hours.) Left ship :
Ruth, Murphy, oLBaltimore*, uncertain : brig .
Sophia, Carman, in 15 days for Baltimore;
sc'ar. Three Harvey, for ditto, in 16 i brig
Dido, Sle.vens, of Maiblebead. at quarantine.
October 9th, lat. 39. 40, long. 73, -p. ke
sch'r Freighter, Tom, lO days from Alexan-
dria L>r Portland—supplied us with some
water. Captain H. informs us, that on the
28th, 29tb, and 30th uh. he experienced a
violent gale, during which time it blew a
hurricane for 16 hours.
The sch'r Six Brothers, Lane, 10 days
from B Uimtre, flour. October 6, It. 3'3,
long;- 73, spoke schr. Eliza, from Antigua,
for Virginia.
Tht »lbop Industry, Morgan, 10 days from
Baltimore, dry goods, cotton, iron, &c.—
October 8, off Chir.coleagne Shoals, spoke
brig Sally, of and for Philadelphia* from A!i-
cant—supplied her with provisions.
Cleared, schooner Hope, Burroughs, Tri-
nidad ; sloop Sally, Mattocks, N. Providence.
PHILADELPHIA, October i4.
ELECTION.
Though we were unable to procure all
turns for this day's paper, we believe
that a'.l the candidates nominated by the
friends of the constitution, to represent the
city of Philadelphia in the state legislature,
and in the city councils, have been elected,
as well as their candidate for the office of
sheriff. [Poulson ]
FEDERAL G VZETTK..
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15.
From our Correspondent,
" Nc-w-York, October 1$, 1807.
"Arrived here this morning, snip Erra-
to, Barnet, Leghorn, 70 days, wine, soap,
candles, marble, &c.
" Ship Four Sisters, Carson, Cartharje-
na, 37—hides, cotton and bark. Bigw
days ago, in lat. 38, 1 me. 73. spoke brig 1
Delaware, 2 days from Philadelphia for St, j
Sebastians. Off R/" Harbor, was ovev- j
hauled by a British t^jttet, [tnm_Halifax to S
Pmiadelphia, with DISPATCRES.-™-
formed that the differences -with America -mere
adjusted.
'• Brig Lovely Lass, Wheeler, Savan-
nah, 9 days.
" Schr. Commerce, Smith, St. Anns, J.
^.4. rum.
" Schr. Edmund, Bulkley, Charleston,
10 days.
" Brig Express, Hansley, New-Orleans,
31, sugar. October 6, between the Capes
of Delaware and Virginia, took from the
-wreck of the schr. Rtsbuck, M'Farlane,
from Philadelphia for Trinidad, the cap-
tain, mate, 4 men and two passengers—
they had been on the wreck 4 days. A
young lady passenger was drowned.
" Below, ship Enierprize, Conger, 49
days from Liverpool; ship Swift, from do,"
Nassau, (N. P.) Sept. 19.
The brig John, Baldin, from Baltimore,
and schr. Three-Pollies, Elliot, from Bos-
ton, artived on Wednesday.
We re-publish the following statement
from the " more impartial" ! ! American, with
the greatest cheerfulness, and unsolicited :
considering it a duty and a pleasure to aid
the (ginse of truth at. all times. Why colonel
Lowry should entertain an opinion that we
•were hostile to the " 27th regiment" is> we
apprehend, altogether inexplicable;
I'rom the American.
To THE EDtl'O'R,
Sir, avery nnjuslifiable attack having been
made en an officer (not nfii-ved,) is also a magistrate) presided ;
and alter a minute investigation, was ho-
norably.acquitted of all knowledge or design
with respect to the balls in the cartiidges.
FOR THE FEDERAL GAZETTE,
Mr. Hemes,
As the bject of Anon, in submitting to
the public his remarks upon the ''Commu-
nication" in your paper of the 12th instant,
originated solely in a desire to correct what
he conceived to be a gross misstatement of
facts.jaud as that object is attained by the
disavowal of the paragraph in question by
the author ot the mem 'rial, he feels no in-
clination either to increase that spirit of
acrimony which seems to have diet -ted the
reply of last evening, or to disturb the re-
puted inventor of the paragraph in the honors
with which he has heen invested. The piece
which gave rise to the strictures of Alton ap-
peared in your paper as an original communi-
cation ; & as he had not seen the American
of that day, he must have possessed more
penetration than gentlemen seem willing to
allow him, could he have even suspected so
improbable a thing, as that the editor of the
American would write original paragraphs
for the Federal Gizette. Anon, 'tis true,
is occasionally guilty of the crying sin of
retailing little scraps of Latin ; but no one
ever yet suspected him of claiming any pre-
tensions to be considered a iui%za.rd. The
writer of the Communication is invited to
point out those o'ersteps of truth (as he calls
th*emj which he cha17.es Anon with having
uttered. Conscious of having made no wil-
ful misrepresentations, he will gladly meet
ti'e inquiry, and w;ll not be ashamed, if
Convicted oi unintentional mistake, to make
the amende honorable—A generous mind
will ever be more ready to acknowledge its
own errors, than to detect or expose the er-
rors of -titers. , ' ANON.
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of Rhode-Island, waiting for coffee ; ship
Rebecca, Tel't, of do. do. ; Adamant, Bea-
ty, of Baltimore, just arrived from the We-
ser ; ship John ioiekk-y. Love, of Pnila
delphia, just arrived. Left at Isle of France,
ships Bacchus, Hall, for Bourbon,, in a
week ; brig Ly«n, Stanley, from Mocha,
for Baltimore, in a few days ; ship Hehe,
Rearsall, from Mocha, for Baltimore in a few
days ; Pair Trader, Cooper, for Canton,
from Philadelphia : Good Friends, Thomp-
son, of Philadelphia; Columbia, ofdo./rom
Bata«ia. in a leaky condition. Left, ship
-------, capt. MUNN, in the Straits of Sunda,
bound to Batavia, all her people sick ; brig
Washington, Smith, for Boston, next day.
Ten days since, in long. 70, spoke sloop Ca-
roline, from Boston, for New-Providence,
had suff red a great deal in two hurricanes.
Came into the Capes on Friday night.—
Passed a ship at N. Point Comfort, with a
signal flying for a pilot. At Point Look
Out, passed schooner Betsy, of Baltimore,
bound up.
The ship Leda, Spear, hence to Batavia,
passed the Straits of Sunday GOth June.
l1rom the Boston Palladium of the gth.
Extract of a letter trom a jentletnan i.i i'nrt-
land,dated Sept.7,received tins mornin .
" Capt. Denning, in a brig from Liver-
pool in 34 days, has just arrived,^ bringing
information that the IJ. S, sch'r Revenge
had arrived. Captain Denning brought ho
mipers. nor reports any other information.'
The same letter also adds, " That the
ships General Kn.x and America, both
fr 111 Liverpool, and the ship Aurora, from
Amsterdam, are now beating up the harbor,"
horn the Boston Centinel of the lOf/j.
IMPORTANT—IF TRUE.
Captain Campbell who arrived here on
yesterday from Passamaquoddy, (Schoodick)
informs us, that before ha 6ailed, he learnt
trom a gentlemen of respectability of Schoo-
dii k, that the British express cutter, the Syl-
via, of 10 guns, which carried out admiral
Berkeley's dispatches, had u turned to Hali-
fax in the short passage of 20 days, bring-
ing the interesting intelligence, that all the
points in dispute between the United States
and Great-Britain had been amicably set-
tled ; and that a cessation of hostilities bad
taken place between England and France.
Captain Campbell sailed fr in Schoodick
on Sunday last. The news arrived there
from Halifax on the Friday preceding, in
Halifax papers. It was common talk on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and occasion
of much j »y. The particulars were related
to captain C. by Mr. William Pike, captain
ShubaelDownes, squires Porter, Fink and
Brewer, Mr. Andrews, and many others.
The shortness of the passage was comment-
ted on. Such are the reported paiticulars.
Friday being the 2d, allowing the news to
have been 6 days from Halifax to Schoodick,
only 1 day in Halifax, and the 20 days pass.
age, it could have left England no later
than the 5th September—only two days la-
ter than the Portland arrival trom Liver-
pool. It is highly probable there is a chap-
ter of mistake s rnewhere ; and that either
the armistice between Russia and France,
or the discontinuance of the embargo in
Engla'vd, or some other old event, has been
mistaken tor news. The . leport. we are
confident, as stated by capt. C. was current
at Schoodick ; but the news is too bulky,
and the channel to touud.-.bout, for'entire
credenxe.
$y By Divine permission, a Charity
sermon will be delivered on Sunday morning
next, (at the usual house) in the New JertA
¦salem Temple ; for the benefit of the Impar-
tial charity school m this city. The bene-
volent nature and effects of such institutions,
will, it is presumed, ensure a full house
and a liberal collection. Oct. 15,
From the Merchants' Ccjjee-House Books.
October 14.
Arrived, ship Strafford. Hancock, 95
days f'rorn Tcnningen—dry goods—Von
Kapffand Brnn*. Spoke nothing.
,l,o brigPhdjbe, Abrams, 186days front
Batavia, and 95 from the isle 01 France--
sugar and coffee—S. Smith and Buchanan.
Let! at Batavia, ship Mount Veinon, Da-
vidson, of Philadelphia, for the eastward;
ship John Jay, of Providence, R.I. wait-
ing tor coffee ; Orion, Bell, of Philadel-
phia, outward cargo on board, could not
sell; schr. Urania, Voung,of Philadelphia,
bound round the island: ship Bayard, Wood,
bale by Auction. .
On FRIDAY Next,
The 16//r instant, at P o'clock, at our auction-
(-01 ;n, at the head of Frederick-street dock, mill
commence the sate of
The remahifler of the Bi'ig Hero's CARGO,
which could not be landed in time for this
day's sale,
Consisting of
157 hhds. of Jamaica Sugar, the hhds are
large, and the Pi par oi a superior quality.
24 tierces, and'} ^ ,
20 hbU. . $Do' ' in i ihawl*
The side will commence prr.ci'-elv at ten
o'clock, and 11 the wllols is not rimed i the
forenoonj wid lie coritinuftd at ¦'! in the after
noon.
__________R. 1E&P&O.N & CO. Auct'fg.
Sale by Auction.
Will be ad'ed to our Sale To-morrow Mornirg,
at Ua J p :st 11 "V/. c^\
The Cargo of the sch< K then Allen,
!X3 OF '
85 hhds. Mattmique clayed Sugar, of a
superior q*iahty,
II do. Muscovado d^ and
A quantity of first quality Green Coffee in
hhds. and bags.
ALSO,
800 Hides of I.e.aher, entitled to draw-
back,
A few Spanish Hides, and
A quantity of Crowly Steel, and
Burr Lead.
VAN WYCK £ DORSIiY, Aucfrs.
October 15
1'or linvniuu
The Schr; RfiPUBUCAN,
Capt. Newhall
A remarkably good strong
vessel, biii-ilien about 900 bar-
rels, lying at the head of Smith's dock, and
now ready to commence loading Forhei.dil
or passu c, apply to
Henry Thompson.
October 15._________________<16t
Freight Wanted
FOR AMSTERDAM.
The bulk of about eightyUhds ol'Tobacco,
Coffee in hags, or other small articles, are
wanted 011 freight, to complete the loading of
¦ 1 The line fv.st sailinjr Ship
SHBPHE,RDESS,
Capt John Nelms ;
; .ai-.". She may ba dispatched, in a
lew days. Apph to
LEVi'.RlMG & NET.MS, or
D. L. THOMAS, Ship Brokor.
Octob r-15.__________________ eo
W. . , ists ol superior Malaga Wine
cbhlainmg about 15 gallons each,
.:¦: do 00 30 gallons,
Ui pines half pipes best L P. M. Wine,
the i' a! juice oV the Grape,
J do. and 3 q ¦• casks L. Market do.
2 do and lido Be,st Lisbon Uo.
8 qr. casks Sherry do.
2 pipes an 4 qr. casks Terieriffe Wine,
5 pipes and 5 qr. casks first chop Vortj
Wine in woo 1 and bottles', being equal if not
Superior to urn in thus city,
2U0 dozen Clint Wine, of a superior kind, •
in cases of :'. '¦<> <:n each,
10 pipes French and Cognise Brandy, 4th
proof,
3 do. Spanish 1st proof, entitled to deben-
ture,
10 do. Holland Gin. 1st do.
17 do. Jamaica Spirits, 4-t.h do.'
1 do. do. IS years old 4!u do.
i cjp. Irish Whiskey, 4th do.
'J buls Peacli Brandy 4th do. and 7 years
old,
Cherry Brand}*, Cherry Bounce, Shrub,
New-England Rum, Rye; Whiskey,
Botlle• ostrate to his use the pages of the
Observer fnrifivedollars'. Mr. Webster regrets
that he has lost the letter which contains i his
proposal, and suggests if there are those,
who doubt Iris varacit , that he will "-make
ffiiavit." Beatrice regtets also that so sin-
gular an application should not have been
thought worth preserving and that the curi,,us
must depend for a knowledge of its content*
upon Mr. Webster's recotlection-qf its purport,
and ilie doubting ttpon his affidavit- This nt:ti,.
leot too is t ic more extrabfdniary, as Mistress1
Beatrice, in the Observer of the 20th of
June last, speaking of his per ormance at Mr,
^fen mger's concen, says " that it really is
to be desired that he would net distort his fea-
tiu'es with the horrible grimaces he make*
whilst singing—ami that in his trills he would
ot assume the appearance of gargling hi*
vith his notes, nor make his transitions
so sudden and unequal. We have observed
lihrl on the stage as well as In the present in-
stance, and in viewing the contortions of
his bodv and the Contraction of his muscles
(when he would astonish the natives by the
won !'-r (>!¦' his skill) out imagination has al-
ways p esen'ted m .he agreeable Ilea of a mart
labo.d, guilder the operation of a strong Emetic.
That the known and acknowledged writer of
these remar'tsshouldofi'ertobecome the c irn-
pijno*t}\egentleman who was theirobject, is so
prigbja];, citcumSt *ee th'it it is really a matter
of siu-piiz ¦¦ vir Webster should have been so
careles^ in preserving its proof. The v. orld
willjudge how far an afflauit could establish
its authenticity.
October IS.___ d'4t±
Campbell and Ritchie
Hive received by the different arrivalsfrom L
da.) anil 1 iierp ol,
A GENKH *L ASM)..TVH'.NT OF
FALL GOODS,
Among vihich are,
Scotch 0<(nabifvgs, Madras Handkerchiefs,
Calicoes, DonH'r.s ; Superfine B 11? Cloths,
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