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Davis, frem Morl.iix for Cherbourg, all de-
tained, with upwards of 170 Danish vessels.
Passenger, captain Doane, late of tlie ship
Herald, of So?ton, from Norfolk, for Bremen,
whose vessel and cargo was condemned at
London for going to a blockaded port. The
s'uip Jane, Hub'oell, of New-York, from N.
Orleans and Guernsey for Amsterdam, lost
Oct. 1, on the Hakes ; crew saved. Ship
Averick, Dccost, from Virginia for London,
lost on the Nore, crew safe. Capt. Doane
left at London, Oct. 2, ships Young Factor,
Gatilt, for New-York in 2 or 3 days ; Remit-
tance, Law, for ditto. Ship Washington,
Crocker, sailed for Boston the last of Sept.
The ship Augusta, Howe, ot Boston. ; and
Woodrop Sims, Haines, had arrived at Lon-
don from Virginia. A ship sailed from Lon-
don for New York, about the 25th of Sept.
with a fnll freight and passengers. Ten or
i2 sail of American vessels were wind bound
in the Downes on the 29th Sept. Oct. 9,
lat.SO, 40, long. 9, spoke ship Isabella, of
New-York.
The brig Abeona, Hill, 24 days from
N. Orleans, cotton, tobacco and log.
¦wood. Nov. 5, lat. 35, long. 75, 40.
spoke brig Joseph and Thomas, Burt, 28
days from Exuma for Washington. The
brig Charles, Field, of Providence, had ar-
rived in 63 days from Bordeaux. Met in
'fthe river, ship Jupiter, of Saco, 46 days
Srom Liverpool.
The brig Moses, Gill. Patterson, from
New-Orleans, and 30 days from the Balise.
The sloop Thomas and David, "Weeks,
*4 days from Edent m, staves.
Below, the brig Ceres, from St. Jago de
Cuba—and ship Lydia from Boston—2
other ships, a brig and a schooner in the of-
fing.
Cleared—schr: Caty-Ann, Pascal, New-
Orleans ; Edmund, Bulkley, Charleston ;
Prentice Boy, Fulford, Newbern.
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
FMDAY, NOVEMBER 13,
By the ship Sansom, (arrived at N. York
on Tuesday) in 34 days from Plymouth,
English papers to the third of October have
been received. Though the different ex-
tracts are a little at variance, yet the aggre-
gate presents a prospect less cheering to the
lovers of peacs than any thing heretofore re-
ceived. Sae New-York head.
On motion of Mr. Randolph, the com-
mittee of Ways and Means have been in-
structed to inquire what further appropri a- I
tions are necessary to defray the expencns a-
rising from the impeachment of JivJge Chase
Annapolis, November \Oik, i807.
Yesterday Robir't Wright, esq was re-
elected governor, and to day James JJiitcftet,
Lewis Duvall, Thomas W. Hall, Reverdy
Ghieslin, and James Nabb, esq. his council.
Married last evening, by the reverend Dr.
Whitehead, Clement Smith, esq. merchant,
(Geo. Town Patomac) to miss Margerctta
Clare Brlce, daughter of John Bnce esq. of
this city.
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Liverpool, Sept. 17.
Arrived, Savage, Bostwick, New York ;
Frances, Carter, Baltimore; Georgia, Pierce,
Savannah ; Isabella, Nutter, Virginia ; Nan-
cy, Noyes, do. The Neptune, Patterson,
from Port-au- Prince, totally lost a,t Holly-
head, crew saved.
October 1.
Arrived, John and Adam, Knight, New-
York ; Leopard, Gordon, Portland ; Hen-
ry Merrihew, New-York ; Brutus, Pender-
gast, New-Orleans ; Sally, Borland, Massa-
chusetts ; Shepherdess, Porter, Boston ;
General Greene, Crabtree, Philadelphia ;
Calledonia, Dickson, Virginia ; Edward,
Elliot, do. ; Nancy and Mary, Massachu-
setts ; Mars, Boach, Virginia ; Cornelia,
Charleston. Sailed, Sept. 29, Pour Friends,
Philips, and Western Trader, Philadelphia ;
Grand Sachem, Le Barron, and Swift, Ta
ber, New York. The Fair American, for
New-York, put back with the loss of main-
topmast, anchors and cables.
Detained at Plymouth, Sept. 25, the On-
tario, Nye, from New-Bedford. At Fal
mouth, Sept. 18, ship Orion, Johnson, from
New-York.
Deal, Sept. 20.
Sailed through the Downs last night,
ship Remittance, Law, for New-York.—
Passed Gravesend, Sept. 27, ship Fanny,
Terry, for New-York. The Mary, Lithal,
from Montevideo, for Virginia, is lost on
the coast of Brazil. At Liverpool, John
and Adam, from New-York. At Clyde,
Swift, from Charleston. At Falmouth,
September 18, Martin, Williams, from A-
merica.
September 24.
Put back, the Remittance, Law, for N.
York. Remains, the Hamilton Moore,
M'^obb, from Chatlesta»-..
At Liverpool, Hamlet, from Boston ;
Charles, Ashuvl, Savannah.
Bristol, October 3.
Came in, the Maine, from New-York.
September 26.
We learn from Harwich, that upon the
release by order of the admiralty, the Amer-
ican ship Two Friends, capt. Livingston,
had sailed for the Elbe.
Dover,- September'23.
Came in the ship Ranger, Sherburne, from
Rotterdam for Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, November 12.
Arrived, schr- Ruby, Macy, Nantucket,
11 days.
Cleared, ship Montezuma, Smith, Ant-
werp ; Little Cherub, Wade, Antwerp via
Savannah •, schr. Alleghany, Scheer, Ha-
vanna ; Olive Branch, Smith, Porto-Rico ;
Sylvia, Lincoln, Charleston.
From our Correspondent.
Washington, November 12.
Mr Nelson presented a petition from sun-
dry inhabitants of Frederick county, MARY-
LAND, and Adams Co. Pennsylvania, pray
ing the establishment of a post-read, referred
to the committee oh post-office* and roads.
On motion of Mi. Dan , oidei'etl, tn at there
be printed for the use ot'lhis house 1000 co-
pies of the constitution ot' the U States, and
the amendments which have been ratifid
Mr. Cook, after some prefatory remarks,
offered the following :
Resolved, that a committeo be appointed to
inquire whether any, and if any, what descrip
lion of claims a must the U S. are barred by
the statute of limitation, which in reason ami
justice ought to be provided for by law. A-
greedto, and a committee of 7 appointed.
Mr. Bard, from the committee, reported a
"bill to extend the right of suffrage in the
Mississippi Territory, and for oilier purposes"
which was read twice awd referred to a com-
mittee of the whole on Monday. .^f;.
Mr. Camp'nc.U presented a memorial from
sundry persons res ding within the slate? of
Tennessee ami Georgia, praying to ->e incor-
porated for the purpose of rendering navigable
ci itain parts of the river Tennessee, &c. refer-
red to a select committee of 7.
The house went into con mittee of the whole
on the report of the committee of elections on
the petition of JOSHUA BARNEY. [Ut
M'Creery immediately retired. Commodore
Barney continued in ihe gallery.] The report
concludes as follows:
Resolved, that W m. M'Creery is entitled to
a seat in tins house.
This report occasioned an interesting de
bate. f_ Xj We shall publish debates at full
and dye wood, CI. F. and t. Warfield. Left (
ship United States, Moore, from the? Isle of j
France, for Baltimore, and schooner fly, |
Fraetets from Vera Cruz, for Baltimore,
trial expected to cms on in 3 weeks ; ship
Hope, Spence, of Nev.Yofk, bound to J
St. Thomas, under adjudication. No oth?r '
American vessels ; spoke nothing on the
passage ; there had been no late arrivals
from England there. The packet was mo-
mently expected.
Also, schr. Good Intent. Meader, 26
days from St. Pierres, Mart.—ballast—Le-
muel Taylor. Left several northern vessels,
, none belonging to Baltimore—spoke no-
thing.
I Also, brig Ermidia, Ramsay, from Mar-
tinique, and 22 days from Montserrat,
where she was carried and detained 7 days
', —snfifar and c ffee—Joel "West, and C >,
j and Dennis Nowtand. Left no American
vessels at M mtserrat.
Also, schr. Penelope, Boyd from St.
Ja:o and 20 days from Nassau, N. P.—cot-
ton, wood. &c. Andre v Dewees, and Co,
¦ Oct. 14, fell in with the Lugger Speculati-
on, from Charleston, bound to St, Jago,
under jury mast ; she had experienced se-
veral severe gales, and sustained a great deal
of damage, the crew nearly exhausted with
fatigua, took her in to w and carried her to
Nassau. Off the capes was boarded by the
British 74 gun ship Bellona—saw two in-
ward bound ships laying off the capes; came
into the capes on yesterday afternoon, 4
o'clock ; saw nothing bound up.
The ship Friendship, Pascal!, hence, has
arrived at Tonningen.
The schr. Hero, hence at Savannah.
The Danish chr. Experiment, Shakes,
from Cape Francois is ashore on Bodkin
Point.
The schr. Philantrophist, Monroe, of this
port, has arrived at Martinique.
The •¦•hip Clio Price, from Guadaloupe
to Norfolk was captured by the British brig
Express, and brought into Antigua the 15th
Oct. was libelled, trial to come on the 23d.
The brig Exuma, sp ke in long 73, 30,
ship Hope, Smith, 4 days from Wilming-
ton, N- C. for Madeira.
Henry Fur roughs
Has imported in tr.t ship Alexander Hamilton,
from London a d In i m Chief from
J.¦¦in I/mo.',
A large assortment of
SHIP CHANDLERY,
For sale at the store, he id of Frederick-street
dock, recently occupied by Messrs. Falls
and Brown,
Sextants, Oaiadrants and Compasses, of all
constructions,
A large assortment of the latest and most
approved Charts, with directions,
V tout rime Glasses, Day or iMight Tele-
SC pes,
Patent Binnacle Lamps, Paint Brushes,
Bfojpk Tin, Japanned and Hardwares,
Nai',s ot all sizes, Carpenter's Tools,
B;nast Shovels, Bunting, Twine, &.C.
N ivember .3- eo4t
1 Baltimore andTleister's-Towii
Turnpike Road Office.
THE President and Managers require tha
payment of die third instalment, of live dollars
on each share of that part of the original stock;
which was taken ori the 8th o January last,
to be male at the bank of Baltimore,the first
day of December next.
By order,
J )HN F HARRIS, SeCy.
October *Q , ¦ , ¦¦'T'.tn . _
St. Andrew s Society.
It is recommended to those members of
the St. Andrew's Society, who intend to
dine on St. Andrew's day, at Mr. Peek's,
to leave their names at the bar room, on or
before Monday the 23d instant.
November 13. eo4t
Sale by Auction.
On SATURDAY Next,
TAc Hth instunt, at the Horse Market,
Thirteen HORSkS, one stage, four Gigs,
and one Curricle. The property of Jonathan
and Sherburne Sleeper given up under a
deed of trust, for the-' benefit of Creditors
Novemb r 13.
Kichard L\orris,
No 1971 2, Market street,
Husjusl received a complete assortment of the
newest patterns,
Sheffield and Plated WARE,
Among which are,
Candlesticks and Branches,
Tea and Collee Setts complete,
Bread and Fruit Baskets,
Toast Trays,
Mustard P.its and Salt3,
Inksttuv s and Castors,
BottL- Trays,
Egg Frames and Fish Knive3,
Waiters,
Snuffers and Trays, &c.
November 13. eol5t
Claret Wine.
Receivrd per the schooner Friendship, captain
"'}'?¦ Evans, from Neil) Tori,
150 casks superior quality C...1IUC.T WINE,
put up tor the East-India market, bound
with four iron hoops, and entitled
to debenture For sale b
CORN TH WAIT and YA iNALL,
8:>, dowlv's wharf.
11th mo. 13 ¦ ¦________________d'Ot
Five i/O iriis lie ward
Lost a snail GOLD W '.TCH, maker's
nim Le Pine, a Pans, it opens by pressing
the end of the Pendant, the c |