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NEW-YOmi, Gcto'.erSV.
We are requested by captain Gfopspy,
master of The scli'r Manchester, from St.
Croix, to state, that no official declaration
of the blockade of the inland or St. Croix
Was r.-ceived when he .sailed. A British mi
val force, however, was hourly expected.
To- British cruisers took all vessels trjat had
Cafgi es foul that island. That two' Ameri-
can Vessels had arrived at Basse-find, and
unmolested by the British cfuieei-s after the
vessels were cut oat of west end. Captain
Cropsey wa- boarded by a British ptivatecr
in <;i jht of St. Croix but being in ballast was
not detained. The pi ivateer had an Ameri-
can brig in tow, her prize.
Arrived,
The ship Alknomack, Main, 49 days from
Bordeaux, wine, brandy, oil, dry goods, &c.
The British sloop Paragon, Kirkputrick,
l3 clays from Bermuda, in ballast.
Below, ship Shepherdess, Doane, from
fcohddn. via Bilboa, in 45 days
'['he ship Thomas, Turner, 45 days from
Bordeaux.
Brig Eltea, from Martinique.
Brig Charles Williams, from Antigua..
Sloop Columbia,belonging to the eastward,
12 days from Charleston.
Cleared, briy; Prudence, Crooker, Savan-
nah ; schr. Democrat, Btheridge, Edenton ;
Jefferson, Carlton, Norfolk; Tellmaii. Daniel,
Eienton ; Peggy, Walker, Currituck.
PHILADELPHIA, October 28.
Arrived, schr. John, gnes, Havanna, 28
days, sugars ; Little Will. Latham, Porto-
Kico, 14, fruit and ballast ; Swift, Swift,
Portland, 9, plaister, &c. ; slaop Young
Daniel, Gardiner, Nassau, 352.
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Monday, October 26.
The house next proceeded to the election
ef a clerk. The same tellers which had
been appointed on the former election having
been named by the speaker on this, the
members proceeded to ballot. It appearing
to the tellers, on examining the voces, that
one of the members had, by mistake, voted
twice, this balloting, after a few desultory
remarks, was set aside, and a fresh one taken,
the result of which was as follows :
Nicholas B. Vanzandt, ™ 37 votes
Patrick Stagrudur, 26
James Elliot, IS
J. W. King, 16
14
5
1
Josias W. Kinw,
Theodosious Hansford,
William Lambert,
might have
No person having a majority of votes, an-
other balloting took place, the vote of which
Were,
N. **. Vanzandt, S3
P. RIagruder, 88
J. Elliot, 15
J.W.King, 10
W. Lambert, 7
T. Hansford, 4
C. Minifie, 1
A third balloting was about to take place,
when
Mr. Randolph rose and observed, that he
never felt more reluctance in addressing the
house than on the present occasion ; but a
Sense of the duty which he owed to that
body, and which he should always end'-avor
to fulfil to the be;,* >l his ability, impelled
kira to speak. He perceived among the can-
didates for the office of clerk of that houSf,
(a high and hof.orable trust) a person who
«5ame before him in such a shape, and under
•uch circumstances, that were he to with-
hold the information which he was about to
give from the house, and this person should
hit elected, he could not answer for the ne-
glect. The person to whom he alluded had
a plurality of votes on the last ballot. This
ptrson the session before the last, was chief
clerk in the offise of Mr. Beckley. There
¦was an order of the house that the doors
should be closed. The clerk is a sworn offi-
cer, bound not to divulge the procewlings of
tin- house on such occasions. He did his
duty ; but the assistant* clerks did not p.-r
fo. m theirs. Thi-y post1, d 1 uemse'ves at the
gallry door, where, it was found, on exami
•nation, that every word could bt as distinct-
ly heard as on the floor of the tnuse. These
clerks heard the debates which took place,
:md the person to whom he had alluded was
one of tln-in. Mr. R. said he had heard re-
puted some of the expressions which he
had used in the house, before he readied his
rigs ill George town. Tin-, person came
to him afterwards aud apologized for his
conduct. Here Mr. Vanzandt (tin' clerk
! to) making a m ition of his hi ad,
gig .ificaTlt of his dissent from the truth i f
this aih gallon, Mr. R. said lit perceived that
>v!iat lie said was contradicted and was about
to sit down. The speaker directed him to
proceed, lie s.iid he must d dine entering
into a Contest of this kind, and added only,
that a person who was capable of violating
his doty in a subordinate trust, certainly
ought not to be elected to the important ,
office in. question.
Mr. Alston thought the house onght to
adjourn in order to afford an opportunity of
examining into this matter, and made a
Di( hon to this effect.
Tins motion was negatived.
The. propriety of postponing the appoint-
ment of a clerk till to morrow was suggest-
ed, in order that the house might proceed
with other business, A motion made for
this purpose was negatived-'.
The speaker informed the house that be
Iiid received aleiter from the person offici-
ating as clerk, which he was recjuesled to
lay bofove the house. The letter was read
by the speaker. It desired permission to be
heard at the bar of the house, in order to
disprove the assertions which had been
made by the member from Virginia in res-
pec! to the writer's conduct at a foimcr ses-
sion.
Mr. Smilie hoped no order would be ta-
ken upon this letter. He thought the re-
quest to be heard at the bar of the house a
very extraordinary one, and if listened to
might form a dangef us precedent.
The house proceeded to another ballot-
ing for clerk, tb Livermott*, Josiah
QjirtMv V.venezisj; St-avgr. W-m. Stedman,
Joseph B. Varnnm, Samuel Taggart, Jabez
fjphim*.
Rhode-Island, Nehemiah Knight, Isaac
Wilhonr*. . , . ._¦,. . ..f^
Connecticut. Epaphroditus Champion*,
Samuel W. Dana, John Davenport, Jona-
than O. Mosely, Timcthy Pitkin, jun. Lew-
is B. St urges, Benjamin Talrnadge.
Vermont. Martin Chittenden, James
Elliot, James Fisk, James WitheraH*.
New-York. John Blake, jun. George
Clinton, jun. Barent Gardiner*, John Har-
ris*, William Kirkpatrick*, Josiah Mas-
ters, Gurdon S. Mumford, Samuel Riker,
John Russell, Peter Swart*, David Tho- '
ma.«, John Thompson*, James J. Van Al- I
len*, P. Van Cortland, Killian K. Van I
Rensselaer, Daniel C. Vesplank, Roben J
Humphreys*. 1
New-Jersey. Ezra Darby, William 1
Helms, John Lambert, Tho's Newbold*, j
James Sloane, Henry Sonthard.
Pennsylvania. David Bard, Robert
Brown, Joseph Clay, William Findlcy.
John Heister*, WillWB) Hoge*, Robert
Jenkins*, James Kelly, William Milner*,
Daniel Montgomery*, John Porter, John
Pugh, John Rea, Jacob Richards, Matthi-
as Richards*, John Smilie, Samuel Smith,
Robert Whitehill.
Delaware. Nicholas Vandyke*.
Martians. John Campbell, Charles
Goldsborough, Philip B. Key*, Edward
Lloyd, William Mac Cieery, John Mont-
gomery*, Nicholis R. Moore, Tlbger Nel-
son. Archibald Van Horn*;
Virginia.. Bnrwell B issett, William A."
Burwell, John Claiborne, Matthew Clay,
John -Clapton. John Dawson, John W.
Eppes, James M. Garnett, Peterson Good-
wyn, Edwin Gray, David Holmes, John
G. Jackson, Walter Jones, Joseph Lewis,
jun. John Love*, John Morrow, Thomas
Newton, jun. Wilson C. Nicholas,* John
Randolph, John Smith, Abram Trigg,
Alexander Wilson,
North-Carolina. Evan Alexander,
Willis Alston, jun. William Blackledge,
Thomas Blount, John Culpepper*, James
Holland, Thomas Kenan, Nathaniel Ma-
con, Lemuel Sawyer*, Richard Stanford,
Marmaduke Williams, Meshack Franklin*.
South Carolina. Lemuel J. Alston*,
William Butler, Joseph Colhoun*, Robert
Marion, Thomas Moore, John Taylor*, D.
R. Williams, Richard Winn.
Georcia. Wm. W. Bibb, Howell
Cabb*, Dennis Smelt, George M. Troup.
Kentucky. J hnBoyle, Joseph Desha*,
Benjamin Howard*, Richard M. Johnson*,
Matthe v'Lyon, John Rowan*.
Tennessee. G. W. Campbell, John
Rhea, Jesse Wharton*.
Ohio. Jeremiah Morrow.
Indiana TERiaroRY. Benjamin Park.
Mississippi Territory. George Poin-
dexter.
Orleans Territory. Daniel Clark.
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
Sale by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The 30M ins-ant,tat \\) ;:'cl,,ck. at our auction-
roum, at; '1? head of Frederick street dock, will
epniTHCTfce the sale of
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
At.it ::n mrJiairir after,
A large a»orttrre„iit of Earthenware,
C,u.,..ai ig ,f
Juirii. Pots, Pitcher*, Buklnff Pans. &c &c
VAN VVYCti tit DQJiiiiiY, Aicl'rs.
REPOSITORY FO'* fllE RK< EPTI'JN
AND SALE OF FUHNlrtTHS.
Sale by .'Yu-jtion.
Ceh: and I Bonsai, Aucfrs,
Will offer for s n'e o . VIII.)AT. 30M intiant,
at their WmL,usc had of the U am B mi ,if
Maryland, featrahcejrotn S. Charles street,)
ti variety of
MAHOGANY,
HOUSEKO J) .. , KITCHEN-
EUHNITUiiE,
Sale to commence at half past 10 o'clock
For Boston,
The Ship PIi.GRIM,
Capt. Allen,
Will sail on Sunday next. .&
take f.svig-iit on verv low terms.
BUFFUvI SvGO'ODHL E,
No 81, flowly's wliarf.
d4t
October 29.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29.
Schr. Susan, Trevitt, hence at Bost»n.
A letter from London of the 5th Septem-
ber, to a respectable merchant in this city,
states on the authority of Samuel Williams,
esq. late consul of thr United States at Lon-
don, that the answer to Mr. Monroe's com-
munication, on the subject of the Chesa-
peake was of so satisfactory a nature as t»
do away the apprehension of war between
the United States and Great-Kritain, unless
the war should be sought by this country.
[Philadelphia paper.']
Extract of a letter from a passenger in the
ship Alleghany, from Liverpool, for New-
York, dated " off Sandy-Hook, Octo-
bei 24.
" Having just been boarded by the Reve-
nue Cutter. I learn that the latest European
nnws brought by the Swift, which ship
sailed from Liverpool in eo. with us on the
9th ult. I find a ridiculous report to which
the London papers gave currency, has been
circulated with you, that Mr. Muiiroe had
demanded a categorical answer to the dis-
patches by the Revenge in the limited space
of four days ; from the best information I
was able to obtain, it seemed fo be ascertain
ed that no communication on the subject of
dispute had been made to government on
Saturday, {the $t It of September, and it was
not certain thai even on the Monday follow
iii£ any effort towards negociarion had been
attempted.1 Wirile, bowe-er, I am upon
the subject, I will state the reports that were
in circulation at the moment of our sailing
-I was told by one of the most re-ipecta
ble merchants of Liverpool, that Mr. — ,
a gentleman attached to the American c rp
rtiplom.ttique, has written to a partsCul r
friend in Liverpool, reque. ting him to call
on my informant &assmv hi n ¦• that no pre-
cipita'e measures wouid betaken by either
government."
" The Alleghany on her passage was
brought to by a British frigate, overhauled
and civilly treated—the hoarding officer in-
formed that the Louisiana, from hi'uerpool
forlialtimore, had pui intoCorkindistress."
The governor of New-Providence has is-
sued hi.s proclamation, ibv the admission in-
to the different ports of that colony, of A-
merican vessels with lumber, provisions,
livestock, ire (as formerly) until the first
day of July, 1808. [Ptf«/»o».]
Port of I* djtimote,
CLEARED,
Brig Susanna, Franklin, Amsterdam
Federal, Sar^eant, West Indies
Sch'r Breeze, Spalding, St. Bartholomews
Pohcy, Reeves. do
Rising Sun, Holbrock, Boston
Prom the Merrh ants' Coffee-Hnuse Books.
October 28.
Arrived, ship Stapleton, Blackwell, SS
days from Gibraltar—ballast -Mark P.-ingle.
Septwirbei 3d, off' Cadiz, was boarded by
the British squadron and treated pclitely.
On the 27th and 28th of September, the
Stapleton was dismasted in a severe gale of
wind Spoke nothing; on the passage. —
Left at .; Igeziras, ship Rebecca, of Norfolk,
brought in, vessel and cargo cleared after i2
months detention ; ship Iris, of Salem, wait-
ing trial; barque George Williams, Hop-
kins, of Providence, detained for trial ;
brig Sally, of Philadelphia, do. ; ship Vi-
gilance, of New-York, discharging ; brig
Phoebe, of Norfolk, had sailed for the Me-
diterranean ; brig Bell-Air, of Philadelphia,
ditto.
Also, skip General Knox, Genaldo, from
Liverpool, and 14 days from Portland—salt
and crates—Cornthwah and Yarnall.
Also, schr. Enterprize, Glavary, 2i days
from Potnt-Petre, (Quad.)—sugar & coffee
—Philip Rogers. Left brig Ann, Moiitser-
rat, for Baltimore, in 5 cr 6° days. October
22, off Currituck, spoke schr. Somerset,
from Havanna, for Baltimore. Came into
the Capes, the 24th, Was informed ky the
pilot that he had that day put a pilot on
board the Somerset. Left in Patuxent, this
morning, ship Hebe, from the Isle of France,
was informed by the mate that the captain
died 7 or 8 days before : and two topsail
schooners bound up. Saw the brig Sally, of
Boston, go into Hampton Ro3ds, and an
hermaphrodite brig go into New-Point Coti;-
For Lisbon,
The asl sailing Ship
COV1 EUCE,
Patrick . t&ffbrd. master,
Will siil in all next week__
For freight of a f<- w hundred bbls. or passage,
a iply to the master on hoard, at Cole's wharf,
Fall's Pointi or JACOB ADAMS.
Who has for sale,
Bills on Lisbon at short sight.
October 29 * d9t
For Sale, Freight or CharteT,
The new and fast-sailing Ship
GRAND SEIGNIOR,
James tjnow, master,
Burthen 305 i.ons per regis-
ter, ouries about j5j0 barrels, is a remark,
able strong faithful built ship, just off her
firut voyage and is by competent judges es-
teemed a [very superior \ essel, Jiow lying at
Kerr's wharf, Feh's-I'oint.
ALSO,
rTT- The very fine ship
GENERAL KNOX,
Samuel H. Girnodo, master ;
¦irt.'WtMfce A strong faithful built anil
very f&si -sailing1 ship. She is a \ery burthen-
some vessel, and sup] osed will carry 40iJ
hhd*. only 10 Hionti.s old, now al Kerr's
wiarf For terms apply to the captain on
hoard, or to
COKN'THWAIT & YAHN-V'L,
83, Bowly's wliarf
If'tli mo 29tli dljt__
J'ojjphin and Brothers,
No. "8, North How»rd street,
Have impottedin the ship Str ffora, fioin Ton-
ningui, ¦Hid Vran.Wllian^lfi'soit and sch'r
Hurmtm) all from Amsterdam, and offer for
Sale on reas> 1; tbU terv^s.
Black white an' colored Silk Lutestring
Do. rouble '.'iorence
T)o Satins, bl.ckMode, double Sarsnetand
Peeling
B!.\ck 3 Ik Flor ntine and Kibs
Pi in. colored aid black silk Velvets
Do figured, for jacket Patterns
Colo....' ilk liH/.lsand black Ilandk'fs
P1..01 u i figured Satin and Lutestring- Rib
lions, of all ir.mbers
Black, colored and figiyr-d Velvets,do.
Bin k Crapes, from ,0. 12 to 50
White and colored do.
J.men Cambric Handkerchiefs
Cambric atfd Li rich Lawn,
Do linen and silk Gauze
Silk and spun silk, cotton, rabbit & worsted
Hosiery
Do. do do. Glov. s
Red 'fork, y Cotton first quality
Tap 3, Bobbins and Lace
Waiting, Q_>ills, ;,c . c.
tllso,
17 casks Knives 1
Brell , Dnwlas, and £ entitled to drawback
Willie o,,11s $
Oft. .9. eo.2t
BALTIMORE THEATRE.
FRIDAT F.VKN1NG, October 10,
Will be presented, a celebrated Conitdy, in
live arts, called
The (ourtry Girl.
Miss lV.riyy, (with thi- Song- of " Get
away Sonrow," composed by Mr. BrnA
Mrs. U'lLMOT, (late Mrs Marshal!)—her
first appearance here these eight years,
To which will he adticd. an admired Opera, in 2
acts, Colled
ROSIN V ;
OR, THE REAPERS.
BOX. One Dollar—PIT, Three Fourths of
a Dollar
V On Saturciav, the CASTI.E SPEC-
TRE with the DEVIL TO PAY
Mr. Morton's New Comedy of TOWN &
COUNTRY has been sometime in rehear-
sal, and w 11 be speedi.y brooeht forward.
October 9
Liverpool Salt.
Received per the ship Gemfral Knox. Sam.
H.Gienodo, niaster.jusiarrivedirom Liver-
pool,
ro.'O bushels Liverpool Coarse Salt, which
will be sold low on accommodating- ttrnia, if
"taken li-oin the ship.
ALSO,
30 crates well aborted Earthenware. A»
ply to CORNTHWaIT & YARNALL,
8j, Bowk's ivha,.r
. "Mi mo. 29. -_________J_ tu2tlt-
Queen's-ware,Glass 6c China.
Matthew Smith,
No. 3, North Liberty s'ikket,
Has received QUF EVS WARE, by the
Indian Chief, fron, Liverpool, and bus now
on hand, a very complete assortment.
Handsome lea China, & Cut Glass, Dishes,
Bowls, Pitchers, &.c. &c.
Crates well assorted, and in excellent con-
dition, Liverpool short pipes, in boxes, Pock-
et Flasks, &c.
Ociober 29. eo4t
""ciiARLES AVISSE, ~
Perfumer,
No. 64, North Howard street,
Trn'.y siisible of 'the generous support he
has experienced trom his commencement in
business to the present time, gratefully thanks
his friends and the public : he hopes to merit a'
continuance of their favors by « punctual atten-
tion to their orders ; gnd by presenting them
wnh goods of the best quality, on the most
reasonable terms.
¦ W««constantly f'orsale, a general asortment
of the follw Wing articles, vi2
ihe THIEF
Who broke into my Counting-Room last
night, and stole out of mi uesk a black Mo-
rocco Case, containing Bank Notes, fanes
of hand. Debenture Certificates, ." c is en-
titled to my thanks for throwing- the same
into my yard without disturbing the two
last mentioned securities, and as I can assure
him that advice is forwarded to stop tie pay.
me.nt of the 10 notes oi 20 dollars eich, on
the Newhern Bank, and one .0 dollar sole
in Cape Fear li uik, which can he o'' no use
to him, bol the recovery of which will s.ve
mr- the trouble and expence of giving hoods
of indemnity to those Banks, I have to request
he will be good enough to return them in
the same way that he did the case, or thro'
the medium of the Post Office, as ma. be :> ost
convenient—be may as well include iri the
same packet, a dirty 5 dollar Note, on the
Bank at Middlebtirr, and I recommend the
thief (who by the w;>_, bus In. q iently received
the reward of his labor at my hand out o) the
oase above mentioned) t.i increase the packet
by adding the 2 yellow looking- notes of 20
dol'ars eaeh, on the Office of Discount and
Deposit in this ci:y—An attempt topass them
may he fatal to 1 dm.
CHARLES WIKGMAN.
October 29. il4t
Subscriber
informs country Merchants,
city of Bai'.'iuiore, and t!-e
that lie han appointed
Hair Powder
Pon.alumS, hard and
soft
Powder Bags and do.
Puffs
Ladies and Gentle
men's Combs
Tortoise Shell and
Mock
Pocket ditto
Ivory Small Tooth do.
inching Irors
Craping ditto
Toupee ditto
Shaving- Box, with or
without Glass
Hopkjns, Razor Strop
and Paste for ditto
Shading Soap, Wind
soi- and Paim ditto
Wash Balls
Black Balls
Liquid Blacking
Patent BtackingCakes
Ditto ditto on Hoard
Essence of Berg-smut
D:ito Lemon
L:vender
Or-.nge and Antigua
j -il
Opera G''iss
Silver, Plated St Steel
Spectacles
P. n K lives
Pocket diito
poitsrnen's ditto
Scissors
Tweeters and Steel
Bodkins
Tooth Brushes
Ditto Powder-
Shaving Brushes
Combs do.
Nail do.
Cloth da.
Sboe do.
And by the Is
Tamboring Needles
Ladies' Travelling
Thread Cases
Cork Screws
Boot hooks
Steel Key kings
-pring Lancets
Ladies Si Gentlemen's
Morocco Pocket
Bocks
Morocco Purses, with.
or without Glass
Ladies' and Gentle-
men's Sniff Boxes
Fresh Canary Seed
Best Gun Flints
Pistol do.
Pocket Pistols
Son Glasses
Gold and Gilt Breast
Ping
Officers and non com-
missioned Officers
Epaulets
Violin & Violin Strings
Hones
Horse Whips assorted
Low. price Flowered
Paper
Jointed I lolls, with or
without Kail-
Walking Sticks
Jenuine Court Piaster
Best Spanish Cigars,
wholesale St rttfail
American and French
Flaying Cards
Be.( Ivory Playing
Dice,
B.-r.' gentlemen's Bea-
ver Gloves
Fans
Silk and cotton Sus.
pend.-.rs
lor per-
Empty Vials
fumes
te nn-ivals, a handsome assort-
ment of Gold and Silver Watches, doub.. aid
sonde case, capped and jewelled ; two superb
Cages, Calculated for fish and birds.
Pot '.'Q._______________Th-S-M W4t
Wanted
An OSTLEtt and a WAITER, of good
character, far Public H< use Apply at this
office. Oct. 29. d |