|
Nathaniel Comegys. Jfcfti. rapt. do. do,
Joseph Sana, lieut. do. d >.
George Foreman, ensign, do. do.
Georje Spry, cap1:, do. do.
D.iviJ Briscoe, lieut. do d i.
Isaac Simrns, ensign, do. do.
Joseph Greenwood, lieut. and Wm. W1-
son, ensign, of capt. Moses Briscoe's comp.
33d reg, do.
Ephraim Vansaut, 4th lieut. and John
Meadows, ensign, of capt. Cornelius Cotne-
gy's oomp. 33d reg. Kent.
Simon Wilmore, capt. 3'jd reg.
Charles Kankey. lieut. do.
Thomas Elllis, ensign, do.
John Whittington capt. do,
Archibald Fowler, lient. do.
Robert Ct .thier, ensign, do.
Lewii BUkeston, caot. do.
Joseph Girdon. lieu. do.
James Pearce, ensign, do.
Peter Coblent;., capt. 28th reg. Frederick.
do. do
do- do.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
JV.in Ciblentz, lieut.
William Lsinar, jiitt. ens.
James Neale, capt.
John Stottlemire, lieut.
Jacob Alexander, jun. ens.
Jacob Sverhart, 'ieut. and Andrew Smith
ensign of capt. John Swearengen's coinp.
S8th reg. Fiedcr fik.
Joseph Crommel, capt. do.
Samuel Dawson, lieut. do.
Richard Poole, ensign, do.
Abraham Eatterd:iy, lieut. and John Sim-
mons, ensign, of capt. Elias Boeller's com-
pany, 28th reg. Frffdertck.
Jervis Spencer, capt. of a troop of horse
attached to the 6th brigade.
Frederick Boyer, 1st lieut.
Amos Reed, 2d lieut.
Samuel Kerr, cornet.
James Calhoun, jun. brigade-major to the
3d brigade, commanded by; general John
Strieker.
John Johnson, appointed capt. of a comp.
in the 9th re;;, Worcester county.
William Holland, capt. of a c *mp- 9th
reg. Worcester county..
John Selby, of Parker, lieut. of capt. J.
Johnson's company, do.
Alexander Rogers, major, 27th reg.
Baltimore-
Samuel Baker, surgeon's mate, 5th reg.
do.
Died at Annapolis, on the 2lst instant,
Mrs. Elizabeth. Kilty, consort of the honor-
able William Kilty, of that place.
Interments in the city of Baltimore last -week:
\ ,
('
Drowned, - - 1
Casualty, - - 2
Consumption, - a
Unknown, . - 5
Whooping Cough, - 1
Sudden, - - 1
Worms, - - 1
F»-, -. - 2
Pleurisy, • • 1
Lingering, - • 1
Infantile, - * 1
Still bom, - .- 2
Adults, - 11
Children, - - 9 — 20
Paris, Sept. I.
PARISIAN DRESS.
Pantaloons are entirely abandoned by the
young men of fashion. Some have retaken
the spencer, but they are few.
The rodingots with collars are entirely
given up to the footmen.
The coats f r the winter, sword and hat
with a plumet, will be of grande p.rure.
Grey striped velvet and shag are fash-
ionable for the breeches.
In careless dress, or at the theatres, a
young man ought to have a round Dutch
hat of wide rim, halt raised ; velvet or shag
breeches, the color ef de:id leaves ; Suwar-
low boots ; a coat that, buttoning displays
the shape, and m-tkes it appear arched.
But above all, it is by the number of waist-
coats that they judge of the elegance of a
person : it is necessary to have at least two ;
but the greatest taste is to have three or
four one over the other.
There is at this moment a very serious
subject of dispute between thejeunes decants
—Those that do not dance have ad >pted
the shoes long and very high ; those that
pretend 11 danoe wety, wish their shoes to-
lerably low, with a square silver buckle a
point de diamant.
The weekly paper, L'lnlifensoble, gives
the following advice to young men : •¦ A
fine presence requires an English head, Ita-
lian eyes, a German hand, a French shape,
and a Spanish leg."
When one has a female child, she must
be named Z.,phlora, Vesta, Maria, Martha,
Palmira, Olivia, or Minerva,
When it is a boy, Werter, Primrose,
Porphire, Numa, Lioncel, Christiern, Ed-
gar, Anacreon, or Abel.
To complete the most exquisite taste, he
must be named Ossian, Oscar, or Fingal.
From the Merchants' Cvfee-Hcuse Bceks.
October 24.
Arrived, sch'r Amaeou, Phillips, 19 days
(V. m Point Petre, Gua.—sugars—Ogltby
.& Winchester. Lett sch'r Federal George,
for Baltimore, to sail next day—spoke her
in lat. 33 ; sch'r Eaterprize, Glavary, for
do. in 4 or 5 days ; MilFord for Philadelphia
next day, and a number of others names un-
known. Came into the Capes the 21st inst.
Saw three British ships of war outside.—
Passenger, capt. Kid-.ell of the brig Lucy,
of Savannah, which brig .vas upset in lat.
39, long. 68, on her p usage from Boston
to St. Thomas, and after being 10 days on
the wreck., they were fallen in with by the
lug Mary, captain Williams, of Kenne-
bunk, bound to Guadeloupe, who sent their
boat and took oil captain Kidwell^the mate,
tne seaman and the cook, e
seaman for whom tney intended to return.
but after they got on board the brig it was
late at nipht, and the wreck out of sight ;
nes: morning saw u /thing of the wreck &
proceded on the passage.
October 25.
Arrived, schr. Valona, Long, 45 days
from Barcsloha—brandy, wine almonds.
&c.—Isaac M Km and John Donnell.—
L.-ft ttiere. Sept. it, snow Comet, Holden,
for Baltimore, uncertain; brig Mars, Chase,
do. do. ; schr. Superior, Forbes, do. do. ;
brig Factor, Allen, of Mew-Bedford ; New-
jefsey, Patterson, of Philadelphia, for New-
Orleans ; Adamant, Allen, ,f Weymouth ;
Sally', Barry, Philadelphia; Martha, Spoon-
ner, Alexandria ; Merrimack, Adams, New-
burypoit ; Eunice, Manly, Charleston ; ship
Tiger; Clark) Philadelphia, just arrived;
schr. R.ichel, Ashman, Beverly, do. Passed
in the bay, ship Staplelon, bound up, under
juryrnasts ; and sen. Wolf, from Charles-
ton. Saw 2 British frigates off the Capes.
Sale by .\uction.
ON TUESDAY.
Tlte 17th im*ant, at 10 o'clock, at our auction-
room, at th? head of Frederick street dock, will
commence the sale of
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
Part if T:hirh are,
2 bales Worsted Hosiery,
2 Cotton do
1 cis" G:• mdble K.id Gloves,
I trunk C i!I' o 's,
I 1 Book Muillus,
1 Suspenders,
1 case Shawls 1
3 bales Cloth,
1 Flannels.
Ana at 2 o'clock,
54 hhds Muscovado Sugar,
31 tietv.es Rice,
36 casks Wine de Grave,
119 bags Coffee,
50 begs Raisins,
II puncheons Rum,
10,000 lbs. Louisiana Pig Lead, at 6C days
credit,
2,000 lbs fiar Lead,
34 fagots Crowly Steel, for account of the
u .
Irriperial S:i'..'n and figured Velvet,
Fignred Gauze for Gowns,
Brussf Is* L:«..e,
Lace Viels, H'dk's, and Sleeves,
Extra Long and Short White Kid Gloves,
and of ever} color,
Soh Sa'.tin Whits and Wide Ribbons,
Plain and wid. Lutestring do.
Elegant Fans,
Crape* of every color,
Find ionable Sashes,
Antic Oil for Hair, Honey Water, Smell-
ing Bottles, Tootli Powder, M,lk ot Roses,
ant Pearl Powder,
Thev make always Corsets, and continue
the mending and \vdshm5; of fijie Laces.
They .,l;o receive, from Paris, an ample
description of Ladies' Winter Dresses ; for
G .vvns, C»p« and Shoes, they will con.muni-
c t • it to tne Ladies who desire it.
October 26. d4ti
By his Excsm-ekcy
ROBERT WRIGHT, Emdwire,
GovEuNou ur M.\nyL,\NU,i
A PROCLAMATION".
Whbes.is ssma nefarious villain did on the
ei^htai nth '¦¦\v of October instant, attempt to
a-assui dn Judgr Jmti.-s B Robins, on bis re
tuni fi? :m Camiine county co.irt, near Denton,
and did from an amhuscade fire a ball at him,
which entered his right shoulder, and passed
out below his right breast, and another hail
whicli passed through the cape of his coat,
and struck his ear And whereas there is
reason to heli/»ve the Said assassin is a certain
John Whirlow, alius John tigging, formerly
committed to Worcester county gaol by said
Judge Robin's to answer to a certain crim-,
and who bv two letters to said Judge Robins,
th -eatened to assassinate I4.n1, which said
Whirlow, alias Rigging, was on the day before
the perpetration of said villain' suppos d to be
in Denton, inqu.ring when said judge wmld
return home : And whereas it is the duly of
the executive, in the execution of th<- laws,
to endeavor to bring all malefactors tojustice ;
I have thiiuglit proper to issue this m.j Procla-
mation, and do, by and with the advice and
consent of the council, offer five llu\d:ed Dol
lars Reward, to any person or persons who
ah ill apprehend and bring to justice, the per-
petrator of said offence, in lieu of the reward
offered by William Potter, Esquire Given
in council, at the city of Annapolis, undei the
seal of the state of Maryland, ibis twenty first
day of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and save!', and of the
independence of the United State sot* America
the thirty-second
ROBERT WRIGHT.
By his excellency's command,
MNIAN PI KNEY,
Cierlv of the Council
Ordered, That the toregoing Proclamation
be publish d three times in each week, for the
space ol three weeks successively, in the Ama
riean and Federal Gazette at Baltimore, and
the Star at g; ston.
Bv order,
NINIA.N PINKN.'.Y.
October .6._________________eoSt¦_.
Fashionable.
Paris Lace Caps, Hats and Bonnets
Cnrsrites, Pelisses. Redicules
Plain and Spangled Rid and Mattin Slippers
Fans, Flowers, Crapes, (.;*>.zes a Pailiuei
Plain, Mock i*. real Tortoise Shut Combs
Luce Veils and hall Handkerchiefs
Elegant Silk SI awls
Fine Screens, Plain Slid Transparent
Purses Pocket Books and Kye Guards
Woiow and Chenieiie Sq, ares ioi- lionn-its
Eleg'tnl Gown rrimrn.ngs
Silk and Chertiellto Cordsi Tassels and But-
tons
Carnbrieks and Cambrick Handkerchiefs
Men's and Children's ii\p\ s
Ladies' Sl.ort, i.or,j>- ,nd txtra Long Silk
an'. ICid ditte,
Jeuna Suspenders, (latest invention)
Dying Balls of all c ilours
Ditto for extracting stains trom Silk and
Woollens
Five casts elegant Velvet paper, of the most
beautiful patterns, with bordering to suit.
Received from Paris, via Bordeaux, b) the
brig Happy Couple, and will be offered for
sale on Thursday the 9th inst by
SAMUEL WALKER,
Who has on hand,
A very general assortment of Lustrings,
Florences, Sattins, Florentines, Sacencts
and Levantine -ilks, with almost every arti
cle in the Fancy Dry Good Line. eo3t
Oct. a6.______________________________
Fountain-Inn for Sale or Re. t.
The Subscriber inte> ds leaving the cit; of
Baltimore He offers for Sale or Kent for
.1 term of years, thai long-established Hou e,
known by the name of the FOUNTAIN IN N.
; he House is 3 stories high, 140 feet front,
running 140 fiet hack, with a i'all Room at-
tached w'nich it: st IG.UOo dollars, Hair Dres
ser's Room, Staining for 80 horses, Wash
House, Kixhen, Cellars, Coal-Pits, Carriage-
House, Ice House, Pump, Spring House, and
all other necessarv accommodations complete
to carry on a large establishment. Also, a
STOREROOM on the right and left of the
Fountain Inn, which r n s frr -'0 dollars per
annum e ch If a ;mrcliaser offers, far a major
part of the moi,ey will he a credi. of 1, 2, >,
4, 6 and 6 years, w.th interest from date, the
whole infee simple, ft good title given, by ap-
plying to JAMES BKYDEN,
Light-street, No. 3.
N. B. All persons making proposals by post
will please to pay postage.
ALSO,
A handsome COU.i IKY SEAT, situs ed
about two and a half lmlesfrom town, eont.in
ing 471 acres, with a fine nerei- failing
stream of water, sufficient to erect a grisl mill,
well set in meadow ground ; post and rail
fence comple'e ; a large elegant two.story
Frame House, Ktchen, Chicken House, Ice-
Ilonse, Pump, large Garden, Garden.House,
Pai.ing entirely new, Stable, Waggons, Carts,
Pmughs, Harrows, Horses, Cattle, and all
other necessary articles for a Farm. For par-
ticulars apply as above
ALSO,
A ^tLUAREiff GROUND in the City of
Washing ion, No. 86" laid off in 21 Lots, situ-
ated near the Capi.ol, distance 225 poles on
the Maryland Avenue ; whereon is a comfort;
able double House, mvroccupiedbj Mr.Geo.
Gregory., two Kitchen's Barn, Stabling, out
houses. Garden, fine Orchard 1 the whole in-
cl .sed with I'ost ai d rail fencing. A plan of
the same may be seen, and a bargain hail, by
applying asabove.
Oct. 26. ' . d
Notice is hereby Given,
Tha1 the Sheriff of Baltimore county is 'i-
recte-tt to have the body of James Fry, an in-
solvent debtor, now in his custody, b fore
the county court of Baltim re county, on the
31st day of October instant, at nine o'clock)
A. M. for..the purpose of discharging the
said James Fry, from confinement, unless
cause be shewn to the contrary, agreeably
to the directions of the act for the relief of
sundry insolvent debtors.
Signed by order
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
octwher 26, d6t
Dancing.
P L. DUPORT beg* teave to inform his
friends, and the ladies and gentlemen of Bal
timore generally, that he has commenced giv
h\gpi-vate lessons indancingon Mondays, Wed.
nesdays and Fridays. His attention on the
days stated shall not interfere with his regular
school, which ill open for the season in a few
days, of which due notice will be given.
Any commands for P. L Dupori will be
promptly attended to if left at G Hill's book
store, No. 104, Baltimore-Street, where •
subscription book for the school is lodged.
Oct. 26. eo3t
Peter A. Karthaus
H.s imported in addition to his former imprta*
tion, in the William Wilson, George jJeyer
fom Amsterdam, and Sir..fford from Twin-
gen.
40 boxes Rhinisb Wine, 24 "1
and 48 bottles each 1
1 box Seltzer Water
11 bales t icklcnburg , Entitled
"6 do black, blue, drab ano f ti
mixed broad Cloth drawback.
3 boxes Checks
4 box, s Tapes, assorted
2 boxes Ladies' and mens' 3jlk Gloves and
Stockin™, assorted colors.
7 Boxes and casks woolen Stockings,
Gloves and i:'.)cks
1 box men and womeus' black aud white
Cotton Stockings
2 boxes Silk Velvet, various colors
1 Box Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins
1 keg black Lead,
Cannon Stoves for Stores and Counting
houses.
And on hond,
Window Glas-s, 7 9, 8 i0, 10 12 ; Mad.
der ; Checks No 3S.4. .11 of who h he of-
fers for sale or barter on ruasonab.e terms.
October 26 2aw2m
Just recei ed from Tennessee
AND FORS.lLj. BY SAMUEL hUTLER,
84,. Market Street,
About I60O les. (.Ottell,
And a small quantity of
Gensang,
Feathers,
Hemp, and
Deer Skins.
Also,
A new Publication, called
POLITICS FOR AMERICAN FAR-
MERS.
Oct 26_________________d4t
Lost at the Theatre,
On Saturday nightlast a red moroCco Pocket
Book, containing the f bowing notes of hand,
viz.-
A Note signed by J ihn W obinson in favor of
Charles Robinson, payable on the lstof June
1806, tor .% 15 , transferred to Scott and
vl'Cltllai , and paid by me. A nothe.- signed
by t e same in favor of the same, payable or
the 1st June 1807, for fe 150, transferred t.
Fahsestock, f Ertimitibutgh, and paid by me
A Bother signed bj the same, to the same,
pjyable on the 1st- J-nne-18h7; •§ 5J,, and ano-
ther signed by John Rbbinsoi"; and Charlts
Robinson, in favor of John Annstrong, of Em
mitsburgh, da'e not recollected fo: j.j ai i
paid by me. Together with other papers ol
use to none but the owner. The. public are
cautioned against receiving them.
A reward of five Dollars will be paid tbi
the pocket book and no questions ask<-d, on
delivering it w ith the ennu ts to David rios-
tetter, upper end of North How:nd-s.re. t.
CHARLES ROBINSON
Oct. 26. d4lj
Twenty Dollars .Reward.
Ra"away irom the ship Commerce, on
Thursday evening last, a Negro BUY, belong-
h'gto the subscriber, named JAFFnY, about
15 or 16 years of age, short and stout made,
very black, his wool cut close to his head, a
scar over his left eye, wide mouth, very talk-
ative, smarl and active. Took with him a
parcel of dirty clothes, as he just arrived from
sea. I will pay the above reward to whoever
brings home the said runaway or 'leu Dol.
lars if lodged in goal so that I get him again
I likewise forwarn all masters of vessels from
currying oii the said boy.
PATRICK STOFFORD,
FeUVPoint.
_October 26._____________,________eo6t
Irish Linens.
Alexander Broum cjf Son
Have icceived per the Zi'ian Chirf, a further
svppiy of
44 -}
7 8&V-LINEN.
3-* 3
And
LONG LAWNS
October 26. *o4t
B. H. Mullikin,
iVh. 101, Mai net-jrt eet,
Has imported in the ships Othello, Fame.
A henna, Diana and Indian Chief, fr«m Li-
verpool, and Fair American, from London,
his supply of
Fail and Winter Goods ;
Among which are.
Coarse, fine and superfine Cloths; coarse,
line end superfine double milled Drab.-,; black,
blue, brown, bottle green scarlet&fashiunfibl
fawn coloured single and double milled Cassi
mere ; fancy Swa. sdowns & fashionable Toili-
uettsfor v sts ; coars''. fine and supei fine Coat
ings ; Moleskins and Kersey Moleskins, of va
r.ous colours ; darb, dark, mixtures, brown and
b'ue Plains; drab and blue Devonshire Ker
s> \s; stout striped Jerseys ; blue and white
11 ixt Kerseys ; white, blue, brown and green
al'ftliicks and Kerse\ s ; napped Cottons ; red,
yellow, white and scarlet Flannels; someveu'y
fine Rose Blankets ; some very large sizes
striped Duftill ditto; drab, olive and black
Coristil ution and Tabby Cords and Velvets ;
dark, mixt G' noa Cords ; plain and stripe Cal
limancoes ; Wildbores and Hosselletts ; Du
rants ; brown, scarlet and blae-k Bonihazetts
and Bon bazenes; some very fine black fringed
and love Handkerchiefs; black, twilled Silk
Florentine ; rich, fancy and black Silk Mole-
skins ; a complete assortment of Hosiery, con-
sist ng of yarn, lambs' wool and worsted Ho-
sier--; white, black and lead colomed Cotton
anefSilk Hosien , with embroidered and lace
clocks ; white, black and lead coloured extra
long and habit Silk Gloves; mcttal, finished
inettal, plated and gilt vest and coat Buttons ;
white chappel silver-eyed and cast steel Nee-
dles.
Also selected from the different arrivals,
A handsome assortment of
Fancy and Seasonable Goods ;
Among which are,
An elegant assortment of i-'urniture dilutees
of the newest style of figure, with figures,
tassels, red lace and cord to match ; with his
usual supply of German and Irish Lilians, In-
dia Mnsli' s, tkc.; he will sell, wholesale or
retail, at. reduced prices for cash, on the usual
credit to punctual customers, or in barter for
Maryland Tobacco.
October 26. d4t eolOt
1 do. of
3 do. of
2 do. of
8 do. of
7 do. of
In Baltimore County Court,
Ociob h, 10th 1807.
The fburtb day of .November next, is ap-
pointed for a further hearing in the ease of
J iseph Fie.rr»ii!t, on ! is petition for the be
nefit of an act of insolvency.
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
October 26. ci)4t
BALTIMORE THEATRE,,
The public are respectfully informed, that
for the reuiahidet- of the season the doors Will
be opened at >a quarter past 5 and the curtail.
rise at a quarte past 6 o'clock precisely.
T/fZS hVENING, Octave. 26,
Will be presented, a celebrated Tragedy, in
S acts, called
Romeo and Juliet.
Act I. a Masquerade, in which will be in-
troduced the Minuet de la Coeur and Gavot,
by Master Harri* anil MisS Hunt.
In act V Funeral Procession and Solemn
Dirge. The Vocal parts by the Ladies and
Gentlemen of the Company.
To which will be added a Comic Opera, in
two acts, called
The Poor boldier.
BOX One Dollar—PIT, Three Fourths of
a Lobar
*„* Gentlemen cannot be permitted to smok«
segars in the Tiieatee on any account.
Tickets to be had, aud places in the boxes
taken of Mr. Evans, at the oftice in front of
the theatre, on dnjs of non-performance from
ten till two, and on days of performance from
ten till four o'clock
4tl Gentlemen cannot be permitted to
smoke Segars in the theatre on any ac-
count.
*»* On Wednesday, the Lovers' Vows, the
ch • raeter ot Frederick for that niglu Ably, by
aster kJARRi- V, tne young A erican Ros-
cius—Agaihe by Mrs, BARRETT, being
positively thoir last appearance this season.
October '.'6_____________________________
EDUCATipM*
The Rev. W. 1LLEN lias removed hi*
Academt '" th» corner of Rank and jLighu
st.e, ; He c„n produce t e most satisfacto-
ry credentials iie.m Scotland, and alio front
Georgetown, where he taught for several
vears. No effort on his par s1.all be wanting
to discharge his duty with fidelity He teach-
es the. tallowing branches, vz . Reading,
Writing, English Gratrrmai and Coijipe Srtion,
Arithmetic,- GeograpJw, v*'t the use ot the
Globes, the' Latin and Greek Languages, 8c
Mathematics. In ureler te> assist h,_n in the
Mat hem ical department, his Nepbf.w, who
ai ived last month from Lonc.dn, ard who
studied Geography and Navigation under Dr.
Macktiy, the author of a Treatise on Longi-
tude, &c. will teach these who may wish to
stud Navigati n, &.C.
October .6- ___________ ' ¦ v(
St. Mary aooiicge.
GRAND LOT. EKY, BALTIMORE,
Authorised by an act ot the general assembly
of the state of Manland ; the scheme of
which Lottery is the most br Brant ever of-
fered to the citizens of the United States,
containing, besides a larg« numbef bf other
valuab'e prizes,
1 prize of - - 30,000 dollars,
15,000
10,000
5, 00
1,500
1,000
And not two blanks to a prize. The scheme
contains 21500 tickets, 10,000 of which are
actually sold to a company of gentlemen in
New-Yo k, towhomthemanagershave obligat-
ed themselves to commence the dra-wbig on
THURSDAY, the 3Lf day of Oecember KS»
To draw 500 tickets per day, and fouidi.ys
drawing in every week, making 2000 tick, ts
drawn per week, Winch will complete the
drawing n less than eleven weeks.
TICKETS ti SHADES are now selling in
a variety of numbers, at ten dollars earh, at
VG & R. W'MTE's truly fortunate Lottery
Office, Coiner of Market and Charles streett
Baltimore!
' From the rapid ssle of the TUk'ets in every
part of the union, an ad ance will short! b»
put on them, of which an advertisement will
soon apiiear in the public prints.
The. grandeur of the scheme of the ate ve
lottery, together with an assi rai.ee from the
managers that the lottery will positively com-
mence drawing on the 31st days of December
next, have been a sufficient inducement for thr
subscriberstoyoroe to the city of Baltimore fen.
the. express purpose of f icihtatinsr the sale of'
the Tickets. G. is. R WAITE.
(Xj~, One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing da'lv, to take down the
numbers correctly, as wilt also one of their
clerks. All prizes s Id b\ ft. iv R. Waile w 11
he paid b; them, aJid a printael list of all prize s
drawn will be published bv them and eleliver'.d
to their customers once a fortnight during tho
eirawing. The neXt New-York Lottery will
not commence till April next
Distant Adventurers, accompanying their
orders with bank notes of any description, to
either of Wake's offices in New-York or Bal-
timow may have Tickets and Shar, s forward-
ed to any amount wish the utmost punctual-
ity, and the earliest advise sent them of their
success. All prizes sold by G. &. R» Waite
will he paid by them.
Oct. h_________________ d
At a meeting of the Olncers.
of the 39th regiment em Tueselay Evening
thf 6th October, the follow ing resolution,
was adepted unanimously, and ordered to
be puhlisbeel :
Whereas the existence of all governments dt •
pendsupon an efficient niilittu-y force, to re-
sist external attacks, and repress internal
tumult anil fa.:tir;n; and the. dangeis lAini
standing armies to liberty, renders a watt
organized militia the only safe defence for
free governments ;
Res(.lv,ed therefore unanimously, by the corn,
missioned Officers of the 39th regimene-'that
the commissioned officers of the od brigade',
he invited to meet at the Panthe-on, on Mon.
Jay, the 26th of October, at 6 o'clock in tint
Evening, to take into consideration the most
effectual means to promote, and perpetuate
the military spirit which now prevails-, „r?.l to
devise the most effectual meaiia ot increasing
military knov. ledge.
By order,
SAMUEL VINCENT, See'rv
October 7.
REGIMENTAL NOTICE.
The officers of the 27th regiment are re-
quested to meet at the Pantheon, on Mon-
day evening the 26th inst, at 6 o'clock, in,
pursuance of a notice atldtessed to the offi-
cers of the 3d brigade t>; the officers of the
39th regtihent.
By rder of the lieut. col.
ERANC1S FORSTER, AcinK Arljt.
Ordered, Thrt the Baltimore I„dependent
Blues nn'ei at the- pantin .1 16 m. rr.,w e-1 n-
ing, 27th instant, at laily candle ligl t.
JOHN HUT H1NS, Sec'y.
N. B. E.ery member of the company is
panic-lib ly requestedteattend.
Gcivibict 36.
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