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. NKWVSfO&K-, October 15.
The schr. ibid Ea^ls, Hull, lias arrived at
Boston, in a short "passage.from Malaga.—
She sailed from New-York on the 25th of
July, with dispatches for the cpminodore of
the tmerican squadron, who was at Malaga.
She made her passage to Gibraltar i'i -2 3 days,
and has performed her voyage in about 70
days.
A let'er from Liverpool, of Sept. 9, to a
mercantile house in N. York, contains the
following :
" Letters from London speak to a certain-
ty of matters being settled between this
country and America. Messrs. Munroe and
Pinckney Hove had an' audience with the
cabinet council, aiid all is put straight again.
The present ministry are more favorable to
America than the last."
Arrived, the ship Crawford, Russell, 56
days from Cadi/, salt- Sept. 30, lat. 35.
long. 56, spoke ship Commerce, from Am-
sterdam for Baltimore,
The ship Alexander, Wickham, 37 days
from Liverpool, dry goods, crates and c pe, Holm, "Wilmington, (Del.)
corn meal, gun powder, &c.
Schr. Emily, Fitchett, Fredericksburgh,
vh at, floor and tobacco.
Schr. Two Brothers; He!mes, Baltimore,
il iur and bale goods.
Schr. Niinrod, Greely, Delavare, corn
Dieal.
Schr. Fair American, Pritchard, Frede-
ricksburg, flour and tobacco ; schr. Harriet,
"Williams from do. wheat and flour.
Sieop Susannah, York, Philadelphia.
The si op Sem.ir.imus, Slocum, Charles-
ton, rice and cotton. Informs that a British
schooner captured an inward bound brig or
schooner on Sunday last off the Delaware1.
Cleared ship Margaret, Myrick, Gnada-
lonpe ; Perseverance, Connel, Lisbon ;
Ann, Jenkins, Cork; Cincinnati. "Matlac,
Amsterdam ; Ocean, Bunker, Nantz : brig
Xstrd Sheffield, L»rigtniiir, St. John's M.
£.; schr. Washington, Eldridge", St. Creix ;
sloop Amicus, Luck West-Indies.
From Lloyd's List of August 25
At Cowes, Shi efii'd, Cooke. Vir inia.
At Plymouth, Mary, Davison Wilmington.
At Tonningen, Eleanor, Taplor, Balti-
more,
Arrived, off Folm.->uth. Alonzo, Clark,
The Ian d force k as f oliows:
In Denmark an ' In No rn,vay.
Infantry £*. 000 ¦ try 14,000
¦avalry Cavalry 3 000
Militia 17,000 Iftia 13.000
fencibles 11 QUO Felicities 5,000
Grand total &5 000.
Virginia, bound to R tferdam.
from London p perstothe 7$ September.
A Dublin paper states that the Ross Isl-
and and Enniscorthy mines have ior
three years past afforded employment to up-
wards of ten thousand people ; and adds that
a new mine has lately been disc verdd on
the estate of the earl of Derry, near the
town of Teperavy.
According to private letters received from
Denmark it is confidently staled to be the
the general understanding, that. Bonapaile
made a in k and Norway, and this union
to be accomplished with French troops, pro-
vided the prince regent would agree to close
the sound against our trade, and place the
lDanish fleet at the disposition of Fiance.
Thai :uci! a proposition may have been
Biade is extremely, probable ; but no asser-
tion is hazarded nor is any reason staled to
induce a belief that the prince regent had
manifested a disposition to accede to it.
An order has been see.t out to the squad-
ron in the West-Inde , f r th<
capture t S nt . Cruz, St. Thomas and 0-
la'nii 11 ct Ionics.
It ;t: itch satisfaction to find that
tlie American government hasnot been so far
by the senseless clamour excited
in that country, as to ad p< the passions and
violence of the mobs on the banks of the
Chesapeake-
The letters from th'c fleet mention, that
it was not the intention oi lord Cathcart to
make his final summons to the govern-
ment ,of C ipenhagen, until all his batteries
were finishf I, and die fihct completely in-
vested. This could not be effected until the
sad and the final summons would proba-
bly be made on the 23d.
Dresden, July 23.
It is repored here, on wh..t is believed
t be good authority, that the French mar-
shal Ney will be appointed commander in
chief ol the whole Saxon army ; which ar-
my will be entirely new organ.zed.
DENMARK
Consist; of several Islands in the Baltic ;
and of Jutland, Sluswick, ilolstein & Nor
way, open the continent 01 Europe ; Ice.
nd the Iviror l5les 111 the'N nh sea.
The following is the ptesent state edits na
vai a id mill ary foiCe .—
Line of battle ships, ... 37
Frig; .....14
Flat bottomid beats, nit.2 cannon's300
Seamen, - 20003
Men in the dockyards, - - 3,too
PHILADELPHIA, October 16.
Arrived, ship Minerva, Bainbridf/e, Ha-
vana, sugar, cicc. ; Wonolanset, Roberts,
Tn-ragonia, wine &c.; brig Superior, Hay^
Havana, sugar &c ; Susannah, Newrji m,
do. sugar ; sch'rs Abigal. Barry, Boston,
merchandize ; Eliza and Margaret, Malory
Norfolk, tobacco ; Jefferson, Campbell,
Point Petre, coffee, &c; Adventure, Town,
Norfolk, tobacco & flour ; Minerva, Bird,
New-York, wines and dry goods ; Jane,
Jackson, Norfolk, tobacco & flour ; sloop
Unity, Hand, Alexandria, tobacco.
Cleared, ship Fredrick Augustus, Potter,
Am terdam ;ftrig Sophia, Echet, Havana;
sch'r Olive Branch, Young, St. Thomas ;
Rover, Coleman, Nantucket ; Huntress,
Montgomery, N. York ; Duly-Ann, Miles,
do. ; sloop Mnria, Wilcocks, do ; George,
Williams, Alexandria.
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FEDERAL GAZETTE.
SATUROAY, OCTOBER 17.
Ship Wonolanset from Teragonia. arrived
at Philadelphia. Left there August 6, ship
Stapleton, Blackwell, of Baltimore.
Fnm the N. Y. Evening Post.
The editor of the American Citizen, tak-
ing notice of the infamous attacks made by
certain democratic papers, on chief justice
Marshall, has expressed himself in a man-
ner that does him infinite credit. After ex-
tracting a scandalous paragraph from a Bal-
timore paper, entitled the Whig, he goes
on thus :
" Surely proof more ample than his pa
tience, than his copious and elaborate opi
nions, is necessary to warrant this audacious
assault on the chief justice of the supreme
court of the United States. What ha3 be-
come of 'he order and decorum, the sober
reflection and the sedatereasoningforwhich
the United States are distinguished, when
this violence and outrage can pass without
notice."
After several very proper remarks, he
concludes thus :
" If, however, I may be allowed to ex-
press my opinion, it is that the chief justice
is not the real object of attack, but that in
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Yoik, a
combination of a few men (and they are ve-
ry few} exists to throw s, i,ici nl.
, with gwod accommodations I'i-
will sail in ffieeri dViys, and take
barrels, on freight A .pi, to
HENRY MESSONIER,.
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For Sale,
The fast-sailing pilot-b*;jt built
*?^\ Schooner J.Y-NX,
:yP- Torn Hall, :ri ster ;
• Burthen IOC tuns, just arrived
oT her first voyage ; she is a very complete
vessel and mat be sent to sea in e.e hitcly.__
for terms, which will be liberal, apulv to
THOMAS TENANT,
Who has rereived per the said ves litv.
Oct 17 eoSt
SSh'rJane, M'Neil,
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
HaliLx
liam P .Yi.athcws
Has just received by the Fair American, from
London,
AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
1 Fresh Drugs and Medicine.
His stock is now (reneral and extensive, con-
sisting of
BALTIMORE THEATRE.
The public are respectfully in'ormed that
for tlis remainder of the sea ¦ ->;\ the d o , •, H
be opei el at a quarter past 5 and the eeruin
rise :it a qater past d '.-ioek p ecisely.
Last nigt't fh'*i stax -' of Vi 'entitle and 0>.on.
THIS EVENING, October 17,
Will be prtsetid " ceehrtd flay, in three
- 'i'.i, called
The Point of Honor;
or, a srr-10 jl for soldiers.
In art the III a Military Pane-isi..n, and
p irutury ceremonies to tue execution
01' a 1) sertcr.
To which will be added, a Grand Melo-Di-ama.
(for the last time this season) called.
Valentine and Orson.
CC/° O' Monday.'the come ly of The Won-
der .' 1 V.'.iina: Kefps a Secret, after which, an
em i-r ¦'linn nt pre xredlh Honor'of t e Dav,
celled The Spirit of Iidependfnek. To conclude
with the ,nucl- admired esi al r'arce of flit
Review, or The Vfags of Windsor.
Characters expressed in the h.lls o the day.
Box, one dollar—Pit, three-fourths of a dol-
lar
October 17-.
Drugs and Chemicals
Siiegeon'slnstru men's
Patent Medicines
Furniture Glass null
Vials
Fine Pointers' Colours
Gold and Silver Leaf
Copal and Spt.lVar-
nishes
Oc(oh.-r17
Glaziers' Diamonds
Dve Stuffs &. tine Fig
Blue
Genuine Windsor •
Soap
Wash Balis,
Teeth Brushes, and
A variety of Perfume.
ry.
d
'uiicr
UKl
precincts,
The ADDRESS of the MANAGERS of
the DISPENSARY.
Friends and Fellow-Citizens,
It is now almost seven years since the
institution-which we conduct was establish-
ed, during v,hich time the district in which
you reside has enjoyed an ample share of its
benefits. . Since the period at which the
sick poor were placed under the care of
three physicians, the objects of charity re-
siding in your district have enjoyed the at-
tention of one of them, to whom a salary of
300 dollars has beffn given, and an allow-
ance made of 80 dollars per annum for me-
dicine*; and while the indigent sick were
under the care of a greater number of phy-
sicians, those of your district bad their full
number allotted tliem. Nor have those
who were able to come abtoad been com-
pelled to Qome to the di^pen'-'ary to receive
m d cal aid ; but a place has always been
provided at Fell's-Point, to which they
might repair. And since the existence of
on, the number oi sick poor who
hive f nioyed its benefits, has been at least
equal to that oi any other district. These
benefits are still continued to the objects of
tie chanty residing among you. and an ad-
dition has tms year been made to the salaiy
of the physician ; so thai tUe stated expen-
tius iii.iiirh ol the dispe'naary are now
480 dollars per an::um.
Such b. ing the cue and attention which
the managers have exercised towards youi
indigent' sick, they think themselves entitled
t call upon you for your contributions to
this excellent charity; and they are sorry to
say, that they have been, in general, far
short of what your numbers and wealth
gave them a just title to expect. When the
institution v. as first established, your sub-
si ripiions weie respectable ; and two years
since, they amounted to 200 dollars ; but
in no other year have they exceeded fifty.
This is such a deficiency as they trust you
will not justify ; and they hope that they
need not apply to you any stimulus to in-
duce you to make greater exertions. These
they are persuaded you will be ready to
make ; especially when you consider, that
the extent of the benefit which they mny
be able to afford, tpust depend upon the
funds with which they may be invested ;
and that a continued neglect on your 'part
to contribute, may oblige them to recom-
mend to the contributors to lessen the num-
ber of physicians, and to recjuiie the sick
poor within the limits of the timd district,
who are able to go abroad, to come to the
dispensary lor medical aid.
.Believing that the deficiency noticed a-
bove huti been aioie the tiled ot accident
F/om the Merchants' Cofee-Hcuse Books.
October 16.
Arrived, snow Neptune Sheppard, from
New-Orleans. Left there i7th September.
Spoke in the Mississippi, ship Orleans, from
Philadelphia ; passed brig Kentucky, from
Philadelphia, at anchor at the mouth of the
river. October 2, lat. 31, 22, long. 80,
spoke schr. John and James. Carnell, of
Baltimore, from New Orleans, bound to N.
York. 12th, 4 leagues S. S. E- of Cape-
Henry, was boarded from the Bellona, 7-j,
and frigate Bmeline, papers examined.
Arrived, ship Pil jitn, Allen, 45 days
from Bordeaux—wines, oil, &c.—William
Pa'terson and Sons- Left there 1st Sept.
Brings nothing new. Sept. 25, in lat. 44,
Jong. 52, spoke a ship bom Philadelphia,
for Tonningen. Oct. 8, spoke Edwin,
Buckley, from Chariest, n, f prove property, pay entires, Srid take
I) r a.vay. H. ,'BERT Al.DElt
Nine-imles fr-urn Baltimore, and two from
t'le Re sleiVTowu Turnpike Road.
389 CO
389 00¦
78 00
80 00
43 25
The
Oct. 17.
Pctob.ii 17.
co4t|
Hani
\\m and Goodhue,
N 1. 84 BOWLY'S WflAltF,
received per Brig Vengeance, captain Chip-
in in from Salem,
30 toes Clean iternp,
100 pieces 1st u'ud 2d quality Russia Duck
Uoo bushels I,,short Salt,
10 <]¦. casks Lisbon Wines.
And per itfp 'Pilgrim, c 'ptain Allen, from Bor-
deaux,
1-io casks Claret VVme.
October 17. d6t-eo6t '
mture.
A Coachee and two Horses, with Harness
complete, one Waggon and one Sleigh,
quantity of New Sash, Door and Win
dow Frames, Sec.
'.'earing Apparel, and a variety of other
a.aicles.
ALSO,
A Negro GIRL, about 12 years old.
THOMAS CUASli, Auct'r.
October 16,
Sale Fostponed.
The Property of \\ in Soman, John Lamb,
John Veazy and Robeit Stables, advertised
fur Sale on this day, is postponed until Thurs-
d .y, the 2jd instant, at 11 a'clock, on the pre-
mises.
JOHN HUNTER, Shff.
_ Oct. 16.___________________________d7t
For Freight or Charter,
. —C',!^ The Schooner
pP#S. belle;
-•^.e\r1^,.'..^^, Robert I mdgiiis, master,
-%£«S;iif i~ A reiiiarkulih: tine vessel of
1000 bbi». burthen, sails last, is in complete
.ii-Icr, and ready to receive a carjJBu' A|)|>ly
to the master on board at Price's new wlnu t,
or THOMAS TENANT.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
JL"'*^ 'The Schooner CARLTON,
«a>i^xi/v James Johnson, master;
IpS^Mjfr' A (1»e vessel, nearly new,
:%S!r-'aasaiiixs carries 1100 bbls. sails fast,
and is now ready to receive a care;o. Apply
to the master on board, at Bark's wharr, or
'THOMAS TENANT.
Who offers for sale on 'moderate terms,
1100 boxes White and Brown Havana
g">',
150,000 lbs. Coffee.
October 17.
Notice
_______eo8t
is hereby given,
That the su')-, Is applying 10 the
next genernl assSmbty of Maryland, for"the
benefit of an insolvent law.
PETER MILES.
October 17. 3a.w8t||
TO A CANDID 0- GENEROUS PUBLIC.
W11 n N envy, cshtiieiy, ahtj un hab.iuat pas-
sion of deer, in;.; e,cf, sp '.cies of merit that
pre sullies to move out of the common and or-
dinary track, at once combine to blast they:):'-
-.>aie r putatioii and prufetsiunal character i the stage. 'Ih T
confessedly learned, I cannot help thinking
that the editor of the Observer may be seine-
tiir.es at fault; else how can we account j ;'or
the libel even on nature's self! in'tle iaslnnn
ber it is s»id, "that nature, having &tt'\[>e
model of a coxcomb, Certainly created Mr. M'.
that the species might nut become ixmat"
Now the learned editor must mean tlinj na-
Hire's memory was so treat herons that it could
not retain the idea if a 1 • s after
loosing the model, she he tantly creaued a n. «
one ; or else, she mest s*bmit to be thoUjfht
t»i have come " from the land oi' h'unih r. r.s"
by athipting the idea that tUe creation of a niv/
thing-prevents the extim. ion of a tl-ng/ire?-:-
outly lost. VVIiere the difference between a
thing becoming' totally lost and becoming- ex-
tinct is a problem that uiusL remain for the
editor of the Observer only to solve. It must
now rest with that generous and candid public,
who 1 address, to say, ¦» hether the envenomed
pen ut slander and oi 1 II supercede
the honorable feelings of humanity—whetln r
a stranger is to be tortured and agonized for
the puipiise of filling the paees of the Obser-
ver ; and finally, whether they are to be depriv-
ed of tlie gratification of witnessing the won-
derful powersof Mr. Webster ; or, whether
they will endeavor to stem the torrent , f un-
merited obloquy and disingenuous and unquali-
fied abuse, CANUIOlS.
October 17, dl^U
1'ifty Dollars Reward;
A Morocco POCKE T-BOOK was lost this
morning in the Marsh Market, containing a-
hunt 1-184dollars in bank nutes. and a number
of papers, promissory notes and judgments.
Am nig those recollected are,
1 note of hand, drawn by Tool and
SUute, for
1 do. do.
1 do. llcny White,
1 do. James White,
I do. Thwmas Raskins,
All in favor of Isaac Atkinson,
papers can be of use to-none but the
owner, as measures have been t,tken to prevent
the payment of them.
The above reward will be paid to the finder
and no questions asked, on delivering it with
the whole of its contents to
ISAAC ATKINSON, County wharf.
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(73* The Subscriber's'""
Compilation rel .t've to the history and prac-
tice of tbc I.and Office, being now in the
press, and to be ptrolished in'the course of
the approach ing session of assembly, he re-
spectfully requests those gentlemen in the
different parts of the stale, who were so kind
as to take subscription papers, and wlio have
not yet made returns of tli^e signatures obtain.
<:d, to favor him with such returns, as soon
as tin y conveniently can, in order that he may
be enabh-d to make a proper distribution of
'the b.oks immediately, upon their being com-
pleted. JOHN KTI.TY.
Annap'lis.. October 17, 18,7__iavv4t
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RANAWAY this day from the subscriber,
a handsome, sraignt, well made NEGRO
M \N, named " WILL." He h. about twen-
ty-five sears of age, anditbmit five feet, nine,
inches high ; he has a small mouth and ap.
pea'rs very agree able ; he is a Nailer by trade,
and went «n"in his vvoil.inrrd.—sr,, which is
very dfety—but I know that he' has many
changes of apparel,
I shall pay the above reward and reasonable
charges 'for bringing him home.
RICARDSON STUART.
_Oc_tobrr 17- ______________d___
U-nited Baltimore Rangers,
You are required to meet at the captain's
quarters, at half part eight o'clock, A. M. on
1\I ,ndav the 19th in.complete uniform, with
arms, Isfc-
You will th'-re !e served with blank car-
tlidges. Bv order,
WESLEY, WOODS, Sec'ry.
Oc'ober 17
First Baltimore Troop, you will assemble
in foil dress on Monday morning;, the 19th
inst, precisely at half past eight o'clock,
furnished with six blank cartridges each.
By order,
' W. M. MAYNADIER, Sec'ry.
Fell's-Point Columbian Blues, ¦ You will
parade at my quarters on Mondav the 19th
inst. precisely at 7 o'clock A. M. in com-
plete uniform, with 6 rounds of blank car-
tridges, in order to t in your repiment.
THOMAS SHEPPARD, Spat-
Eagle Artillery Company, you are rv dererl
to meet at tl e captains house o-1 Monday
morninfJfthe 19th inst. at 8 o'clock presise-
ly, in complete uniform-
By order,
JOHN TYLER, Sec'ry.
October 17.
INDEPENDENT COMPANY:
Ordered, that you meet at the captain's
quarters South-Gay street, nti Monday next,
the 19th inst. at half past 8 o'clock; piecise-
ly, in pill uniform, with a: ins & accoutre-
ments in good order—for the purpose of
joining the regiment agreeable fo orders.
SAMUEL STUMP Sec'ry.
I'ahimere Volunteer Artillery Company,
meet at the p;un house on Monday morning
next, precisely at eight o'ch'ck in complete
uniform with side arms. B 11 call at half-
past eight o'clock, and all absentees fined.
By order of the captain.
THOMAS FINLEY, Sec'y^
~ FIRST BALTIMORE HUSSARS.
You will assemble in co'mplete uniform
oriMonday morning nexi, al h.ilfpast eight
o'clock, in front of the Theatre, Be punc-
tual. The roll Will be called quarter be-
fore nine.
WM, B. BARNEY,
Captain.
October I".
fjaltimore Uivjon Volunteers, you -wiji
meet at your quarters, North Gay-street, on
Monday morning next, at half-past seven
o'clock—roll to be called precisely at Eight
— to proceed from thence to join the regi-
ment.
Appear fully armed and equipped m military
•rdtr, furnished with six rounds of blunt
cartridges. By order of the captain.
___JOHN VVHITBLOCK, 1st. -Vrgt.
The Baltimore Yagers, will nifet at my
quarters in High-street, Old-Town, on Mon.
day moriiinfr, at eight o'clock. The roll
will be caid at half past eight and all absen-
tees fined.
vVM. L, SCHMIDT, C.tpt.
October
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