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with ¦ pW-
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c 11 |U vtn ibeir
he
fi.j _v the
of tin- bil
Tile ifcotid ye.; r
moral chara
after lie had a.T
contrition :
his state of co
mitte•; to visit a
;, tin made a<
ies, and ;.
against the consequence
was r¦¦
wise apd necessary to all ¦•
ted tuae, certain little immunities .
ri at the discretion of an a,
¦rate ; sneh, for instai.ce, as an
tii >n from all taxes for the./,. .¦ ,'.. ••, to ena-
Ll. liiin to lise the Booaei to his1
in society, moreover; ii he should
hciwt a family to support.
(}:;e very strict'.;, defect, however, which
eucen informed is verygeneial in these
United States, is. that »Cj regul.ir supply of
,¦ Wor-
ship is provided by the '.re ernn
I a'j» told, that all the capital pre-on- o: ftu-
- have "a private chapel and a chaplain
appointed by the States whose duty il is not
Oliljf eu-ry Sabbath, hut once also i i the
Week, to visit the prisoners and preach to
tin in in such a way as may best suit their
ipuy state or lit) chvyi and thus
part them, when liberated , to become use-
ful and virtuous meiutiers of society.
The above remarks are respi ctiully sub-
mited to the legislators of our country, whe-
ther these legislators he found in the general
Congress of the United States, the state
legislatures, or our city councils by
A Cmzr.N of the New Jerusalem.
November. 1807.
N. B. The liberal and wi 11 di-posed prin-
ters throughout the United Slates are res-
pectfully-requested to republish the above,
¦without once inquiring whether the author
be an aristocrat or a democrat.
LONDON, September 14.
Admiralty Office, Sept. 12, 1807.
CAPTURE OF HOLIGOLAND
Letter from /Idmiral Russell, tn the Secretary
of the Admiralty, dated.
Majestic, of* Holiooland Sept 6, 1807-
I bet? you will be pleasi d 1 > acquaint my
Lords Commissioners of 1 Im. Vdmiraly, that
I arrived at this Island. 'red close |
to the town, on (lis 4th instant,, at half past I
two P. m but did not. asexpected, find the \
Explosion, the Wanderer, or 1 he Exertion,
With which their lord-hips had intended to j
reinforce me—(since arrived.)
Having found that lord Falkland has,
with his u^ual zeal and promptness, sum-
tnonerl the garrison on the 30th nit. ana that
his proposals were 1 ejected by the governor.
I was making my arrangements to storm
h.m w it Ii the marines and. seamen of the
apt troa if he did not instantly surrender,
is time the value of the island to us
is immense.
Ar six v. M. however, he sent out a flag
of truce, desiring that an officer might be
sent m the morning to treat on articles of
capitulation; and I accordingly, at daylight
yeiteiday morning, (dispatched lord Viscount
Falkland ana lieut. D' Auvergne, (first of
this ship) on that service.
At two P. M. the deputation returned with
the articles of capitulation, which I imme-
diately ratified.
With a small expense this island may be
made a little Gibraltar, and a safe haven for
smaf! craft even in the winter; it is a key
to tiie rivers Ems, Weser, jade, Elbe, and
Eyder, the only asylum at present for our
cruisers in theve seas.
I have appointed lieut. I)' Auvergne as
acting governor until their lordships' plea-
sure is known ; and I beg leave to add', that,
from his perfect knowledge of both services,
his zeal and loyalty and a high scii>c ol hon-
or, I know no seaman mote competent to
the trust.
(Signed)
T. MACNAMARA RUSSEL.
NEW-YORK, N member 9.
The schr. Annt., Johnson, 27 days
from St. Thomas, cbflee, hides, mahoga-
ny and sugar. [This schr. was blown out
of fhVDelaware oh Friday, duringthe gale,
with loss of both anch'rs.l The schr.
Happy Return, ana brig Cyrus, sailed for
Philadelphia, 2 d..ys before, Tiie schr.
Poity, Striven., of Philadelphia sailed 3
before for Turks Eland ; Pilot's Friend
of New-York, sold, and sailed lor Hayti ;
brig Two Brothers, of N. Yoik arrived
there Oct. 11, from Antigua ; and others.
Oct. 15. lat. 31, long. 67, spoke ship Ho-
ratio, Rowland, 24 days from New-York
for the bayof Honduras. Nov. ?. lat. 37,
30, long. 72, 30, spoke brig Kentucky, +2
s from the Belise for Philadelphia—had
jost 2 men and the captain sick.
. The schr. Akios, Sclby, 24 days from j
Point Pctre, Guadafoupe, sugar, cotletf «nd I
o;t '.on-
Returned, the brig Hiram, and the schr.
Dorothy, each with the loss of an anchor.
Beicv, last night a large handsome ship
with a figure head and rartrislied side—and
two senrs. Wind light from S. E.
Tne bug Nancy, of Bath, from Gnada-
loupe, is said to he ashore, to the westward
of -.; igs r.ere driven to
s:a in the
Mr.
NORFOLK. NoV. £
)ii M nor took
..-co, in wbieh bath
) ¦!, rs wait received on Monday from
tit of War, to rjiscft .
company of Artillery, and captain
ny of lufan'ry ; as these
of raiiitia in actual ser-
, then , a pacific appearance.
¦ contest, so fVehlv sustained by
the ri, h rs i dab iii ]
1
virtuous ,vs .
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday, November 6.
The speaker laid befoie me house the an-
nuel renurt of the secretary of the treasury,
was referred to a committee of ways
ns and ordered to be printed-
The speaker al,o laid before the house a
communication from the governor of the In-
diana territory, inclosing resolutions of the
legislative council and house of representa-
tives of that territory, resol ung to make ap-
plication to c ingress to repeal the 6th ar-
ticle of compact contained in the ordinance
of July 1787 which prohibits the introduc-
tion ol slates into the territory.
Als a counter petition from the inhabi-
tants of Clark county—both which were re-
ferre 1 to a select committee of seven mem-
bers.
Mi. Lewis, from the committee appoint-
ed on the subject ol ths Pot unac Bridge,
reported a bill authorising the erection of a
bridge over die river Potomac, in the dis-
trict of Culumbia, which was twice read,
committed to a committee of whole, and or-
dered to be printed.
LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND-
House of Delegates.
Thursday November 5. 1807.
On moti 11, leave given to bring in a
bill, entitled " an Act lor the encourage-
ment of learning in this St*fe;M Commit-
tee thereon, W, H. Browne Little, Mitch-
ell, Thomas B. Dorsey, Holbrook, Kuhn',
and Kerr.
A petition of sundry inhabitants f Bal-
timore County, praying lor a public road {fom
Monkton Mills, until it interacts the Y>rk
turnpike mad. was preferred read, and re-
ferred to Messrs. Little Harryman, and Mo-
ses brawn, to consider and report thereon,
On motion leave was given to bring in a
bill, entitled ' an act to regulate and dis-
ci fine the MILITIA of this State," and the
hone pi>reeded to ballot ior a commi'tee to
prepare and bring in the »ame, when Messrs.
Little iiclt Mitchel, Jump, T. .>'. Dorsey,
Street and Osborne Williams were elected.
Mr. Kerr, from the c mmitlee presemed
a bill, entitled " an Act to settle and ascer-
tain the salary of the members of the coun-
cil the ensuing year," which was read the
first time and rdered t lie on the table.
A petition from Ely Dorsey & Araminta
his wife, of Frederick county, praying a
confirmation of their marriage articles, -..as
preferred, read and refered to Messrs.^. B,
Dorsey, Harty man and Steuart, to consider
and report thereon.
1*£DEKAL GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11.
PHILADELPH1 to.
Atri Stnili,
• Cleared, brig Sally, Brow ibx ;
-.Inc, CuliaK, St. Cruii , SSe-
1 Alexandria,
From cur C'rresfionrient.
•¦' KejJ York Nov. 0.
" rrivi d, ships Odv^r Elsworth, Ely,
Calcutta, 124 days : Minerva. Brudick.
Charleston 7: brigs Fi e d^bip, Some • Nas.
san. N P .'" ; Washington, vV'aie.es, Moil
tegn hay. Hi Moses Gill. Pa te on. New-
Orleans; Julia. Wil-on, New Oilear.s, 20;
sch's ugusta. Johns ai. Ragged Island, 17 ;
Friendship, Henry, Windsor; Jane, Boyd,
Richmond.x Minerva, ISir< to
what conveyance it \'pas brought to Phila-
delphia.
COMMUNICATION.
In a i-tauo'io tvbich appeared in a morn-
ing paper, the sheriff is represented to have
acted iii a rnanner which, if true, reflects
highly upon his integrity and honesty, as
an important civil officer- and amounts to
the grossest violation of duty. He is accus-
ed of having dischaigei! from confinement
on a cliaige of riot, a person regularly com.
miied. The Sheriff declares he did not re-
lease Mr. O'R ley until the prisoner obligat-
ed hirn.it fi'to appear at court, ausi answer to
the charge.
COMMUNICATION-
To form a correct and impartial judgment
of the design and effect of the dangerous
and lawless proceedings of a newly created
ay, to a man of upi ight and
honoraUi principles, well affected towards
.•eminent and rightful order, il will
'lent to know the characters, w;ho
v. re fh," price ::M promoters of ¦
! unequal contest against the pro-
per constituted authofii
iiisnii droob,
.a
lea.
lersiee
tl
Sir m.|.;
Every
been
ins
pe;
.i-met.
i'erawe
¦ iiim-
1 s« of his
:-¦.. ;> se ;
. patriotiVm of
a,.hie and mde-
npoteitt threats
pubiiciy tiirowu out, he 11.1S fultilled the
..-a in iii. n by the government,
eilud not the vaporing anrj teeblc e'lnl-
litions of iiiiii who nave no interests at
stake, a.adV who risk nothing by reb
against the laws of the country. F01 ihis
outrage and corrupt violation of the
principle of our government ; for his unpre-
cedented arrogance in »ssuaijhg to himself
the power of preservjjig the peace and good
order of' tne city, his character as a rj
citizen and chief judge of the court, is
assailed, and he i.-. denounced as a hi object
of impeachment.' Not only tins, but it is
falsely and impudently asserted hat nine-
ter.ths of his fellow citizens have evinced
their indignation at his lawless assumption
oi p -wer, and clamor for an appeal to the
legi-slature.
For the support which judge Dorsey has
received in tiie part which tie has taken, no
better proof can be required than the Ian
gtlage publicly held by every good citizen,
who participates in this ill judged, ungrate
liil quarrel, and it more conspicuously shows
itself from the many inaveand dauntless spi-
rits which surrounded his person, and pio-
perty, whenever the slightest danger of vi
oleuce was apprehended.
But however violent and relentless the fu-
ry of a few disaffected and misguided citi-
zens ; however disposed impartial observers
of their conduct may be to censure in tiie
severest terms, every man acquainted with
the frisks and vagaries of a mob, mibt feel
Satisfied under the assurance that when rea-
son shall resume her influence, and sober re-
flection succeed the violence of tne inoinem,
peace and good order will be restored, and
the offended laws of our country be amply
gratified. An important principle, worthy
the serious consideration of every good ci
tizen, inust and nvitt be decided, that there
resides somewhere, a power to guard against
the dangerous consequences of an unlawful
assemblage of-factious citizens, and to take
proper precautionary measures- to preserve
the peace and quiet of the city. It there is
a doubt entertained in the breast of a
honest, well disposed citizen, let him be
convinced, and let the law work thut con-
viction, that the will of a senseless, head-
strong mob, is not paramount to law and
every other authority.
A REPUBLICAN.
Extract of a letter from IPashington, receiv-
ed at Philadelphia.
' It. may give your readers pleasure to
have it ascertained that admiral Berkeley is
recalled. It is a fact that Mr. Erskme has
received a letter from the admiral informing
him of his being recalled; not owing he
says to our dispatches by the Revenge, for
that the vessel which brought the order piss-
ed the Revenge on her voyage—ihis looks
well—it seems that the British minister
viewed the conduct of admiral Berkely
with the same detestation that every honest
man of every Cuuntry must feel on the occa-
sion."
The Francis Freeling, British Packet,
which takes the November mail to Falmouth,
and was to have sailed on Thursday last, is
still detained for the minister's dispatches—
These are expected this day by the mail
fr.-rn the southward.
IN. Y.paper.-]
BALTIMORE GEN. DISPENSARY.
In order the better to enable the citizens
to judge of the High benefits arising from
this institution, the manager* have ordered
that in future there shall be a quarterly report
published of the patients attendtd to.
The following is the statement of the
quarter ending the 21st Sept. last.
Admitted, - 534
Cured, ... - 401
Relieved, - - - 59
Died, ... - 15
Removed, - - - • l
Discharged for bad conduct, - 6
Dismissed themselves, - - 9
Vaccinated, - - - - 3
Sent to the Alm.s-h use, - •¦ 3
Remain under care, - 37—?34
WILLIAM GWYNN, Sec'ry.
Died, on his passage from the Isle of
Fiance, on the 10th of Sept. last, captain
Robert Stanly, late master of the bri,;- Ly-
on. In the death of this worthy man, his
family have sustained an irreparable loss ;
it can with truth be said, he was a kind
husband, tender and affeciionate lather, and
truly honest man. He has left a disconso-
late widow, and a family of small children
to lament his untimely fate.
A wit's a feather, and a chief's a rod—
An honest man's the noblest work of God.
From the Merchants'' Coffee-Housc Books.
November 11.
Arrived, ship Alexander Hamilton,Stetson,
6? days from London—dry goods—A, & R.
M'Kim.
Claret] Codfish tkc.
IZAIAK MANKIN, 64 Svuti't-vihfuf.
HAS lUCEIVED A.ND OFFiiKS FOB S
.-;.; : «.%;-.s Ql.iWt Wiiio emi-dedto debenture
nil') boxes Codfish
J5 hhds.¦'
39 barrel ief, No 1
mdy 4th proof
. Gin 1st proof
1Q00 wt Spanis 1 Tobacco for Cigars
Pickled b . Ground Ginger,
&C. 8iC,
'.11,
en rm, n'ixg,
Tie i til inc. • , e 1 - \r.nd,i.e
nl and
its, wiii coiiinie'K-" die sale
of
A vu-ifcty of Ory Goods,
-;; e,
3 bales fine Cljths
1 ditti C»s»irneres
2 I.-SP- Velvets and V< lvete-ens
2 Ivi! - b!u ¦ mi1 mis id Plains
4 In (0 flu Flannel*
2 trunks Hosiery
1 cas." corrlej Ditpttle* /
1 ditto 64 T»mbore«l vJuslins,
AUo,
An invoice of sv order ol'trustees,
consisting- of P raisins, Cliamhray uuslmj,
, .Se a-iia-'Sihi, Ribbands, Bindings
1 r, ac»se VJeii's Saddles, and
2 castes SI,r.c Buefelcs, x.
¦'¦ ' -¦ a a U <>f the uruUrunitcis,
1 bale (lauiiired Cinths
1 d.'.to Pain's
1 case Hard v.,re
o'clock p eciiely,
3S hhds.,et av c\ ff-i.xl qn.uity New-Orleans
Sugar
44 bin', i''!iilail and Gnatlalotipc ditto
10i) bag-s Caffi e
18 pipe . of the 1st qualily Cog-niac Brandy
5 » casks Raisins,
25 iliuo iticc
Some faiaf -u^ar, Shot, a variety P ints,
&.c. Hie proper y of a pc-mun deeliuiug busi-
ness.
THOMAS CHASE, Auet'r.
November .0.
bale oy Alici.oh.
Will be added to the sale tn irtdrrav) at 12 o'clncl,
2000 bushels St Unas SAL 1', in tots, and
to be delivered in Frederick strict duck.
52 casks Copperis.
THO.iAS CHASE, AuctV.
November 11.
bale by Auction.
Cole and I. tfcmsal, Aucfrs
Will off < for sale a:: THVilaDV, lUti'iutt.
at their IV. rehouse back of the U-iast 10 o'clock
Nave 11 i>i r 10
Admirers of the fi. ie wts—
ATT!•-t yesterday, a Blank Note for g 500^
with H Culloli afld Poor's entloisement, thd
fr d - is .c.-,ire.l to leave the sa f e at 19? Mar-
it'reel And this is likewise to caution
al.per-ous from receiving a Note ofthalameunt
with M'Culloii and Pooni endorsement.
N'-v. M. U3t
. ^-------'—----------- ' '"¦*
lo Kent,
The new three.story Brick WAREHOUSE
No. 131, Market street, w. II finishnd. one of
the bca stands in the city for the wholesale
Dr Goods, or Hardware Business. For
terms apply co
¦» HENKY KEEUL.
November 11 _ 2a jv
Ju-t iveceivred
And placed fl>r sale at the Bookstore of
Messrs. Warner and Hamm, (S E. inter-
section of Baltimore and G-^y -ire -ts.) twenty.
f no- sets of " Lowe's DeFemce or tkb
Oocjhijjes or SAKON SWEDEN.!. RG,
in i-\»o, pamphlets, together with the objeC-
tioiial rema, ks of the " Christian Observe/ ' on
the former of these defensive phan.pMtts.
Prict per Sttjji >5.
[N. B I m iy noi be improper, on theappear-
pl the .'bove advertisement, to remark,
that the learned and pious defender of Sue-
drnborgiamsm, there .liudeil to is no other
th:.n the present rector of St Join's Parish,
iVlaiichester, Great-Britain, who has just re-
mitt <1 the aforesaid ph. mpbleta (pei'tbe shift'
Canton,) t« the niinistcr of the New Jerusa-
lem Church 10. Ualtinore, accommpshied oy
the tollowing ipiri/ 1 and interesting letter j
the insertion of weich, while it may circulate
some pleasing inlelligeme to the friends ofthe
New Jerui .eh in this part of th»
world, will not, ii is presumed, ollend any of
he liberal and pious ministers or members of
the Protestant E. Church ]
MAMCinSits. May 16, 28o7,
My very Dear Sir,
i h, ug 1 laboring under much bodily in-
disposition, whi. h renders the use of n,y'p«&
burdensome, 1 cannst fcivgo che oppertunlty
of incluslng a few lines to you, in the packet
of books wtiichdur Spciuty herewith send you,
because 1 wish to aci; no ..ledge, thankfully,
llie ic-ceif t of your two his* eivors, the- /b/i(
bearing dale, June 1st, 18 6, the second Ho;:
lb, I806. You niusi h iweier excuse my r«-
•'¦iying to tl.i qnesti, ns c.nuaii^-d in theni, un-
til I accp.ire in, r jstf ngth, when, if ever the
timytriies, I snail oe happy to resume my
peii,"^iil give you the real sentiments of o,y
mi id. You will perceive, from the contents
if tile packet, that I h.ve been again usmjf
the weap: ns c 1 oiuroversy, in re .lying- to
the remarks oi die " C'irittiwi Observer," on
tiie ' Plain Aimven," xc. Of this last worlC
you expi\ sseO a wish to have fifty copies sent
you but jn mentioning the badness to our
.society they thought it would bo best to send
¦ on 25 copies of the " 'Ptnin .J«»U'ci*," and '.'5
'!' the ».i,i»cr to the Christian Oostfvet-.
From the Copy of 0 ir report, which is also
ill .tosed in llie pack t, yon willperc»ive what
iy we have taken wi,h your letters and
bow w<- have endi-avorc. to give circulation to
This, 1 trust, will be a motive with you for
C#itil!l>ing your intei-csting coinmiinications.
It will give you pleasurs to heal- that the
new doctrines are malting their way, gradu.
ally, in this country, through all orders and
nks of people, aim this. I tr„st not only by
a,1 illumination of tiie undeistanding through,
die knowledge of the truth, but by the more,
efficacious purification ofthe wj/Yund life from
all defiled affections, through the influence of
a heavenly love and charity. We already reck-
on up between thirty and ibrty of the regular-
Clergy, who have become devout reader*.
'. on have perhaps been informed of the ge.
1 cosierenc.e of tiie ministers of the New
Church, which was held at London last
week ; Nothing has yet corne down to the so-
ck ty here respecting what was done on the
occasion, but we eipect their report will be
shortly pubiisho.l.
I have now exhausted all my strength, and
must therefore conclude with my best prays
ers for joursell'and the society over which
you preside, th-t you may be enriched with
every blessing from the Father of mercies, Sc
attain unto all the peace ofthe New -Jerusalem.
In die spirit of this prayer, I remain, dear
Sir, more than words can express, your ..ft'ec-
tionate friend aud brother.
JOHN CLOWES.
The Ker. John riar^rotie, >
Baltimore, N. America,)
(November 11.---------d4ti)
Baltimore Union I'cluntecrs,
Yon will parade, (for the last time this secy,
son) to morrow, (THURSDAY) afternoon,
at 2 o'clock, at your quarters, North Gay-
stfeet, in full unif rm, with arms and ac-
coutrements complete, to proceed in com-
pany with capts. IVmiier, Fowler, and
, Schmidt, to Lindenbciyei'. lot.
You will furnish youtselves with six
rounds of blank cartji..
The toll will be called at half past 2 and
absentees fined.
As it is trie last time this season a general
meeting-of the company is expected.
By order of the captain.
JOHN WHITELOCK, 1st Sergt.
The Baltimore Mechanicle folunteers, are
ordered t.i meet on Friday evening.iext. at
Freburgcrs tavern, Water-street, at 6 o'closk
precisely, on business of consequence. to>
the company ; members will come prepared
to pay their quatrage, and contribution le-
vied by a recent resolution of the company.
Agreably to the bye laws, the roll will be
called at 7 o'clock, and all absentees lined.
By order
J. K. STAPLETON, Sec'ry. "
Toe Creditors of Jonathan
and Sherburne Sleeper, are requested to meet
at Heil Peck's, Thin Evenii gat 7 i,\\a. k. cm
business of inapcrtance. Il is hoped that a
punctual attendance will he given,
JONA. & SHE " ' J 4NE SLEEPER.
November 11, ¦
BALTIMORE FUSILIERS.
You will nieet at your captain's quarters
to-morrow afternoon at one o'clock precise-
ly, in full uniform wilh arms and accoutre-
ments in complete order. This being the
last constitutional uniform parade for the
present season it is expected the iuemb?ra
will be punctual in their attendance:
By order,
WALTER FARNANDES, Sag.
N«verab« xu
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