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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0458 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
| II. William Junge, 49,' South-streit; .(fas imported per barque jfEoius, and ships',.Gia. and Albert, Hope, and Severn, from i'onnin- 210 PACKAGES CA complete assortment J of German, West- phalia, and-Silesia LINEN, which he offers tor sale on very moderate terms. October 2?. d.lw George C. Muller, Two doors be aw the Custom House. Has received by the late arrivs from Ton- ningen and Amsterdam, 265 packages German Lin- ens, Consisting of Plutfllas Roy ales Btetagnfcs Estopillas Unies Cveas Do wlas, whole and half pieces Listadoes CUecks no" 2 and Book Checks Checks and Stripes Arnbias Hesshms Brown Rolls Osnaburgs and Ticklenburgs Burlaps White Flaxen, &c. Also on Sand, Blue Guineas, Dutch Calicoes, Muslins, Harlem Siripes, Dutch Shirting Linen, Ta- hieeloth, home Made Linen, Metal Nails for sheathing, iiin Cases, Liquor Cases, Hollow Glass, Dutch Harware, he. Oct. 28.________ dim William Cooke, Jun. H»s received per the ship Erin, from Bordeaux, 6 cases Lutestrings, 4 Grenoble Kid Gloves, 5 ' Silk Stockings, f% Extra Long Silk'Glebes, 1 Men's Buckskin Gloves, 1 Twilled Silk Shawls, 1 Cambrick. Which he ohers lor sale on reasonable terms. Sept 23.;_____________________ d French Goods. W. & J. Hoffman, No. 3, South Charles street, Have impar:ed*by the Suing Sun, capt. Holbrooh, 'from Bordeaux, 8 5 packages French Goods ; Consisting of A choice collection out of the several Man. ufactories, made by a competent judge for cash. October 12. d WT&T. HoflmanT" No. 3, South Charles-street, HAVE FOR SALE, 18 packages English Goods Entitled to drawback on exportation, and will he sold very cheap to close sales ol a con- signment. ALSO, Imported in the ships George and Albert, and Strafford, from Tonningen, 10O packagesGerrnan Linens. October 15. d__ Nichols and French, fco. 12, South-street, Have this day receive! an additional supply (f PIECE GOODS, consisting of Meergungee.} J ilalpore and > Malmoodys, Gauzepore j Tandah, ) Aliabad, ( _ ¦ JalalporeandCSanl>ahs' Mow ) F"olpore Cossaes, and Baftas. In Store, Emmerties, Baftas and Checks. The above ntitlad to debenture Also on Consignment, Split Straw Bonnets in cases, and A.lew bags fresh Hops, of a superior qua. lily. ^ Nov. 4______________d!6ti * M'Culloh a:.d Poor, No. 197, Market street, Have received per Fume, Diana, and Canton, from Liver pool, A very general assortment of HARDWARE. Atno'g which are, An excellent assortment of PLATED IkTINNED SADDLERY AND< CUTLERY. October 15._____________________________d_ Imported By the ship George and Albert, captain Joel Vic- kcrs, from Tonni.gen, White &. brown Platillas, } of superior qua- Dowlas and Casserillos, y lily, lUUO oval Demijohns, (The above entitled to drawback.) And by tht late amvols in Philadelphia fiom Torningcn, A General Assortment of German Woolen Hosiery. On hand, Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 13, Tioklcnburgs, Rouans, white Rolls, and Checks No. 2, t, 5000 Gunncy Bags, For sale by FREDERICK C GRAF, Head of Smith's dock. _,,Sept 22. _________________d Marr and Gibson, 7, Calvert Street, Xiaix received by the Alexander, from Liverpool A fuitht r supply of FALL GOODS; CoSISTING OF 2 bales Bed-Ticks, 3 cases Table Cloths, 3 I.amu's Wool, Worsted, Cotton & Silk HOSIERY With a very complete assortment of SADDLERY. Which with a genera! assortmentof GOODS, suitable to the present season, they offer for sale to punctu 1 customers. They have also just received from London, S0O gross best quality fashionable Twist But- tons. October 22. ______________________d Note Lose. Was lost yesterday, a Blank Note for g 500, with M'Culloh and Poor's endorsement, the finder is desired to leave the same at 197 Mar. fcet street. And this is likewise to caution ah per. ons froth recen ing a Note ot thatameunt ¦with M'Culloh andPoor'sendorsement. Nov. 11. d3t William P. Mathews Has just received by the Fair American, from London, AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF ' Fresh Drugs and Medicine. His stock is now general and extensive, con- sisting of Drugs and Chemicals j Glaziers' Diamonds Surgi-Qn'slustruments .-.«,-.- . Patent Medicines Furniture Glass and Vials Fine Pair.ters'.Colours Gold and Silver Leaf Copal and Spt. Var- nishes October 17- ETje Stuffs & fine Fig Blue Genuine Windsor Soap Wash Balls, Teeth Brushes, and A variety of Per.ume- ry. d G. F. and J. Lmdenberger, No 200, Baltimore-street, Opposite the Indian Shieen Tavern, Have received by the Diana, from Liverpool, An additional supply of Cutlery, Saddlery, etc. etc. Now opening for sale on their usualter.as. October 2_______¦_________________d___ Poultney fe, Thomas Have received by the Grand Seignior, from Hull, a further supply of 104 bundles SHEET. IRON, Single, Dou- ble, and Treble Rolled. Sept 12. ______________________ d Ground Plaister of Paris ; For side by the subscriber, at the corner of Pratt and Commerce-street. SAMUEL BYRNES. October 16. dim .Notice. The Co-partnership of Hancock and Norm was dissolved the 1st instantn by mutual con sent ; all persons having claims against the said firm will please present Ihem for settle- ment ; and tliosu indebted are particular)} requested to make immediate payment, to ei- ther of the subscribers. TIIOM \S HANCOCK. RICHARD NORRIS. Sept 14. '________ d COFFEE. 120,000 lbs. of COFFEE, entitled to draw- back ; for sals by ,! ANDREW BOYD, No. 3, N. Calvert.street. October 30.____________________________d James River Tobacco, 40 hhds. prime quality, now landing from the sloop Maria, irom RichmondForsufeby JOHN GODDARD. " Nov. 4. ' d Armour and Jenkins, No. 52, South street, Have imported in the ships Alexander and Indi- an Chief, from Liverpool, their fall assurt- ment if SADDLERY, Consisting of PLATED, POLISHED, and TINNED ARTICLES in that Line, Wi'h a complete assortment of Girth Webs Saddle Cloth, Trees, &c. &c. Also, Plated and Brass Furniture, for Coach and Gig Harness. All of which they will sell on the most rea- sonable terms. 1 N. B They have for Rent, a Store, or Counting Room, in the house adjoining that now occupied by theru. November 6. d2w-eo2w ; For Sale- Flannels, by the Dale, Dimities and Cambric Muslins, Checks 7-8 11-8, and 6-4 The above will be sold very low to close a Consignment, Also, 2 packages plated Goods, 1 cask of Saws. THOMAS PARKER. 86, Bowlj's wharf. Nov. 9. d4t§ Notice is hereby Given, That the Sheriff of Baltimore county is di. rected to have the body of John B. Sayre, an insolvent debtor, now in his custody, before the county court of Baltimore roinf, on Sa- turday, the 1-tthdayof November instant, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of discharging the said John B. Sayre from con- finement, unless cause be shewn to the con- trary, agreeably to the directions of trie act for the relief of sundry ins'ilvcut debtors WILLIAM GIBSON, Clk. Nov. lo. dtS DANCING. Under the auspices of the arrangement* o* the Stockholders of the Baltimore Assemblies P. L. DUPOR r Begs leave to inform his patrons m par icu- ar, and the public in general, that he has now intered into engagements for convenient and genteel accommodations in the ASSEMBLY HOOKS. Ho.therefore proposes to open his SCHOOL and begin business for the season, on the fol- lowing scale : Day SCHOOL for Yoimg Ladies, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at three in the after- noon. Evening SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen, Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday, at T o'clock' To commence on TUESDAY, tire 17th in- stant. Dancing Parties will be established at fixed periods throughout the season. Private Lessons will will be attended to as usual. For terms and further particulars, refer- ence may be had to P. L. DUPORT, in ffolli- day-street, next door to the Rev. Mr. Kurtz's or Directions may be left at the Store of Geo, Hill, No. 104, Market street, where a book o subscription is opened. November 7_______eo St. Andrew's Society. The members of thi3 Society, will please take Notice, that their Preparatory Meeting will be held at Peck's Hotel, on Thursday ensuing at half past six o'clock, P. M. It is expected that the members will on this occasion generally assemble, that the business, which may come before them re. lative to the approaching Anniversary Meeting may meet with as general, a concurrence as possible. By orde>;. ANDREW BURT. November 9, dlt Baltimore Price Current. CORRECT I! l' WEEKLY. bit. piece qut. bbl. (new) bush, tsk bbl. lb. bush. ton. lb. lb. ton irticles. Per. Bread, ship, cect. navy, pilot, dkep, northeiT. mess, bbl. c*rgo, No. 1, .--, Nc. 2, Baccs, lb. Butter, for exportation, Cotfee, Batavia, W. India best gr. do. com. Cotton, W, India island, Louisiana, Georgia,upland, Sea-Island, Cordage, American, Russia, Chocolate, Candles, mould dipt, spermaceti) Cheese, American, English, best, Duck, Russia, Holland, Ravens, Russia Sheeting, Fish, crd, dry, salmon, herrings, mackerel, shad, (new) Flaxseed, rough; l| clea se-d, *Flour, superfine, fine, middlings, rye, Gunpowder, Engl. 25 Do. Baltimore ttlantrftm. Grain, Indian corf) wheal, Virginia, do. Maryland, Rye, Barley, ^H Clover seed, Oats, Hemp, Russia, Country, Hops, (fresh) Hog's Lard, Iron, pig, Country bar, R 'issia, Swedes, best, Hoop, Sheet, Nail rods, I Castings, Leather, sole, ^|^^^^^ ^Lumber, per 100/?. oak, timb. & scant boards, all sizes, pine scantling, do.,,. . - boards, 4-4 eio. 5-4 white do. cuin. 4-4 do. clear, 4-4 shingles, cyp. 18 inch M. juniper, 24 do. uo. com. do. slaves, w. o. pipe do. hhd. do. bbl. red oak, bbl. do hhd. hhd.heading,. Meal, corn, kiln-dried, bbl. Nankins, short, pv. NAViL Stores, tar, bbl. pitch, turpentine, losin, spirits turpentine, gal. varnish, bright, black, Pork, northern mess, bbl. Prime Cargo Baltimore navy ----------Prime, southern, 2d, Plaister Paris, Fr. ton Porter; London, » doz. Americas, Rice, (new) per 100 lb. Soap, American, white, lb. do. brown, Castile, Saltpetre, rough, Am. refined, Sassafras, ton Spirits, Brandy.F 4th p.gal. Cognkic, 4th p. Barcelona, 1st p. do. 4th p.. Gin, Hol'cl, 1st p. do. American, Rum, Jam. 4th p. St. Croix, 3 & 4 Antigua, 3 8e 4 Windward-") 3(1 ~~ Island Prices. 53 4 25 5 50 15 13 11 11 15 2? 2SS 27 25 22 20 16 10 20 20 17 45 10 40 22 30 14 50 21 4 50 16 4 25 9 50 7 plenty 1 do. | do. I 12 I "I 29 35 24 22 none 12 30 50 12 45 25 35 15 22 4 50 6 75 6 87 6 5 4 10 9 1 1 'Jo 75 50 55 20 65 io 4 75 1 33 33 270 280 9 15 15 dull do. 45 115 105 115 136 220 48 -80 lb 117 156 225 136 90 17 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 6 4 40 30 15 10 18 40 4 2 3 2 2 22 18 17 20 17 15 7 2 1 3 25 M iO 2 5 50 5C| 50 18 25 5J 50 45 20 85 75 75 25 35 30 30 50 12 50 25 50 10 8 17 18 35 95 12 85 95 95 87 62 67 75 46 43 12 50 9 50 12 50 11 50 7 5j 8 10 50 20 87 3 50 2 50 37 dull do. do do. do. do. du'l 12 9 18 14 1 98 62 1 5 none 13 13 12 13 12 60 70 65 14 7 6 5 5 6 5 4 15 7 6 5 AmericaiB Whiskey, 43 45 Sbgars, Havana, white, cwt. do. brown, clayed, white, do. brown, muscov. Louisiana India, 1st qual. loaf, lb. _______ lump, 18 ,5alt, St.Ubes', bush. 55 Lisbon, 50 Cadiz, 45 Liverpool, blown, 45 ground, 45 Turks-Island, 65 Isle of May, 60 Shot, of all sizes, cwt. Tobacco, Maryland, 100 lb. Upper Patuxent, 1st Lower Patuxent, 1st Potomac, 1st, East, shore, 1st Virginia, fat, do. middling, Rappahannock, Georgia, Tallow, jfmerican, lb. Wax, bees, Wines, Madeira, L. P. gal. do. L. M. do. N. Y. M ~ ¦Lishon, Sherry, Corsica, Claret, do. new, M11 aga, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Port, 1 30 1 35 * Store trices, § Board measurement. j- Cargo prices. \ Second Dualities of Patuxent, are 2 dollars *»?.>-» I Potvuc & I'.astern-shore 1 dollar lees. .10 50 4 50 none doz. S csk. 33 gall 1 14 40 50 15 12 10 20 65 80 95 30 3 1 1 1 1 1 10 40 AVERAGE PPTCE OF STOCKS. 8 per cento, 101 6 do.1 95.96 3 do. (Si Louisiana, do. none U.S.Bank Stock, 120al'21 Mai viand Hank Stock, - 36.) Baltimore do. .... 350 Union Bank of Maryland do. 60 Mechanics' Bank, 14 1-4 Alexandria Hank do. 190 a 195 Farmers Bank do. . par Columbia do. .... pap Potomac do ... 95 Baltimore Insurance Shares, - 300 Maryland do. . - none at market Marine do. » . 360 Chesapeake do. 150 i'nion do. 150 Water Stock, ^^| 90a95 NASSAU, (N, P.) Oct. 7. Arrived, British schr. John, Begbie, 31 days from La Vera Cruz, in distress, bound to Jamaiea. October 10. Arrived sloop Helen, Boag, 16 days from N. Orteanes. On the 25th ult. off Havana, spoke schr. Mary, of Philadelphia, under Swedish colors, next day saw her in tow of a British cruizer. October 21. The brig William and Henry, of Port- land, is cast away on Berry Islands. The schooner Three-Pollies, of Machias, from this port for Boston, was cast away on the 8th inst. on Grand Key. The captain and crew, (except one man) were saved, and arrived here on i/Iondry last. October 24. The ship Royal Sovereign, from Jeremie for London, put in here yesterday, leaky. --------Died on Thursday, Mr. George Pat- ton, ae;ed 5«h The ship Heroine, ol Hartford, was lost on Abacoa the 7th ult. crew and slaves sav- i. Oct. 24th, spoke brig Eliza, of New. York, for Jamaica, had sprung aleak, and was going into Havana. NEW-YORK, November 10. A letter was yesterday received from Bos- ton, mentioning the arrival t'f the brig Pe- regrine from Gottenburg, from whence she sailed the 13th of September, and it is said brings official accounts of the surrender of Copenhagen to the English on the 7th September. Extract, of a letter from an American captain at Gottenburgh, to his civners in this city, dated Sept. 12. " I have just time to inform you, that Copenhagen surrendered to the English on the 7th instant afrer a brave resistanceSix hundred lmuses in the city are reduced to ashes. The Danish fleet are to be deliver- ed up to the llritish, to be restored after a general pence ; and the merchantmen taken by the Er.elish, are not to be returned until a general peace. Arrived, Brig Julia, Wilson, of Philadelphia, 25 days fiom New-Oileans, coffee and cotton. Met 5omilcsrup the river, the brig The- tisi 26 days froni New-York. The British schr Experiment, Boag, was to sail for New-Yurk, in 5 or six da;*. The ship Aurora, Southerland, of New-York was up for Bordeaux, the greatest part cf her cargo engaged. For Baltimore, the schr. Adherbal. For New-York the brig Abeina. For Philadelphia, the brig Mary. For Boston the schr. President. (The Julia, during Fridav's gale parted both cables and put to saa.) Sloop Caroline, Baxter, 14 days from Nassau, N. P. li^nurnvita, caster oil, bark, Src. Sailed in co. sloop Richard Alfred, Terbell, for New-York. The Caroline was bound to Boston, but being considera- bly injured by lightening in the Gulph stream, put in here in distress. The ship Bellville, Dotty, from New- York, has arrived at Falmouth. The brig Lion, do. do. Below, brig Traveller, 27 days fr in Martinique ; schr. Regulator from Philadel- phia. The cargo of sugars from the brig Nan- cy, Fulton. 35 days trom Guadeloupe. (driven on shore in Friday's gale) was bro't up yesterday in ligh'ers. Cleared, srnip John TDrew, Pride, Gua- loupe; Factor, Riddle, Greenock ; brig Amazon, Copp, Savannah, ; Malvina, Smith, Aberdeen ; Susan, Moffit, Hayana ; scr. Pandora, Ward, St. Johns ; John and James, Cornell, Havana. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. n. Arrived, sloop Hancock, Bernard, Nan- tucket, Oil, fish &c. 11 days. Cleared, ship Sailyand Hetty, Fleming, Lisbon ; Manchester, Reynolds, ditto ; Medway, Potts, Madeira ; schr. Young Carpenter, Fisher, Norfolk. CHARLESTON, October 28. Arrived, ships Juro, Hartley-, Boston, 13 days; Clyde, Arnold, New-York, 9; sloops Mary-Ann, Smith, do. 12; Nancy, Goreham, do. 9. Cleared, ship Arctic, Connor, Norfolk ; sch'r Traveller, Reading, Martinique; sloop Republican, Brown, Savannah. Captain Aatiold, on Saturday, off Cape Look-Out, spoke brig Sea-Island, from N. York for Savannah. 30thArrived, sch'r Hope, Anderson, 17 days from Boston. 31st.Arrived, sch'rsLucy, Allen, Pro- vidence, R.I. 7 days; Dove, Colesworthy, Philadelphia, 20; Samuel, Hoyden, Nor- folk, 12. Cleared: ship Northern Liberties, Watt, Greenock; and sch'r Farmer, Tilton, Wil- mington. On the 21st, capt. C. spoke a ship under Danish colors, leak), for the fust port. DOCUMENTS Accovtydftpng the bill mating further appro» print-tons for the support of the navy of the United States, during the year 1807. Pre- sented the $th cf November, ] 807. Committee Room, SIR, November id, 1807. The committee 1 f ways and me:ins to whom was reterred 'an estimate of extraor- dinary expenses incurred by the navy de- partment, sinGe, the 22nd. day of June lust, ' for the service of the year one thousand eight hundred and seven," have instructed me to request that you will furnish thera with such information relative to this sub- ject, as may be in possession of the navy de- partment, and which you may deem mate- rial. I have the honor to be, With high respect, Your most obedient, G. W. CAMPBELL. Honorable Robert Smith, Secretary of the Navy. Navy Department, November 3d, 1807-. SIR, M In answer to your letter of the 2d instant in which you ask for such information as may be in possession ot the navy department, and which may be deemed material by me, " relatively to the estimate of the ex- pellees incurred by the navy department, since the 22d June, 1807," I have the ho- nor to state, that under existing circum. stances, it was deemed sound policy and good economy to procure in season a sup- ply of those articles which, in the event of war, could not be procured without difficul- ty, and then at very advanced prices. OF. the article salt-petre, it was early determin- ed to lay in a large supply, as we had none on hand, and but a scanty supply of powde.r. We have consequently purchased all that has been offered for sale -at a reasonable price. For that stated in the est'inate, we have given different prices, the lowest of which h;,s been 16, the highest 18 ctms per lb. For powder, cannon, cannon ball, copper, canvass and cordage, we have con- tracted at the ordinary market prices. The president further determined tp pre- pare all our gun-boats for actual service, and to inciease the marine corps l'iom 500 non-commibsioiied officers, musicians and privates, (the number estimated, for the ser- vice of the year 1807 ) to 1044, the num- ber authorised by law. Hence the expences incurred, as stated in the estimate, for aiming, manning and provisioning our ves- sels, and for cloathmgand pay, 5rc. of the marine corps. On reviewing the estimate, which From necessity was hastily prepared, I disco- ver one item which sh< uld not have been included, I mean 640001b. cf sheet iron, stated under the head of repahs of v arnountingtog90i2 12. This item having been returned in the general statements, of contracts and pmchases, made by the navy agents since the 2ad June last, in pursu- ance of a circular adressed to them, -w.^s taken from th.se general statements and in- troduced into the estimate without the ob- ject for which it was intended having been, adverted to. Upon examination I find that it was purchased under the appropriation law of the 7th January, 1807, and is in- tended to be used not in repairing vessels, but in rooting buildings at the navy yatd. This item having been thus already provid- ed for bylaw, need not be included in the appropriation now to be made. Dedncted from the estimate for repairs of; vessels, it reduces that item from 151,896 73 to 142, 884 '61, and consequently the whole a- mount of the estimate will be 677,064 47, dollars, instead of 686,76 59, as first stat- ed; I have the honor to be, Respectfully, sir, Your most obedient, R. SMITH. Hon. C. II. Campbell, Chairman committe -ways and means. Letter from the secretary of the treasury, transmitting an estimate of extraordinary expences incurred by the navy depart- ment, since the 22d June last, for the service of the year 1807. TREASURY DRPAHTMENT. f October 28rZ», 1807. jT Sir, I have the honor to transmit, at the re- quest of the secretary of the navy an esti- mate of extraordinary expences incurred by the navy department, since the 22d day oi June last, for the service of the year 1807* The general estimate for the ordinary service. oF the year 1808 will, it is expected b* rea- dy in the cousse of next week. I have the honor to be very respectfully, sir, your obedient srrvant, ALBERT GALLAT.V The hon. the Speaker of the house of Representatives. Estimate of extraoidinary expsnees incurr- ed by the navy department, sir.ee the 22d June, 1807, for the service of the yeaif 1807. Ordnance rnd military stores: Dolls. Cts. 566,571 lb, salt-petre, ^7,398 36 20,943 of sulpher, 1)673 44 121,500 oF powder, 29.000 do. of ball, muskets, bayon- ets, cutlasses, pistjia, board- ing axes, pistols, &c'i 98,980 8c 300321b. & 2.].lb. cannon, 112,500 310.554 60 Repairs of Vessels, $¦£, Sri OOO//;. Of copper, 41.334 e-- 64000 of sheet iron, &.OJS ' Cordage, canvas, ship chandlery, carpenters joiners, sail makers, smith's biUj labour, &c. 101,659 77 g.ial,889 79 |