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peace of the commorkvcalth. r_Teley;vap.>e.]
At the late meeting at the Pai
compiled of democrats without alloy, one
of .vliom was this san.e Colonel Lowry, -,\ ¦•
find llifV resolved—¦¦ Tha. the conduct of
Certain Civil Officers, hi the dry of iialti-
istore, in Calli-'ii; s»n the military to supp
an ipprrhended riiit, is an example d«ng< .'
I.,' lie rights u:id liu-.-cti>.-s of the people*
"they can only view the conduct of ,
sucu im-n as .01 assu fpowet hostile
¦ to our constitution ; intended to suppress
the public sentiment ; ana that they deserve ]
the just reprehension • f Freerp^n.*. !
1 wuuld now tsk, if a colonel of a regi-
>. has a right to cause hi, troops to pa-
;,.- the city, to guard against apprehended
injury ; or to gi»a any ordeis of a military
nature to his regiment, not! injurious to the
,ccr of the coniti''.:m*vi-aUh, even without
the permission of the civil authority can
ic possibly be supported that there would be
zny bnpropriety in a lirigadief-General h;;u-
: orders of a military nature to his brigade,
I the express purpose of preserving the
peace cf the commonwealth and that too
H jtii the pe''mission of the civil authority ?
And if ¦ Brigadier so doing, at the request
of the civil authority, sets an example dan-
gerous to the rights and liberties of the
people, and assumes power bo-tile to our
r.onstitAitiop, which deserves the just repre-
hension of freemen- 1 would ask, how ought
to be considered the aforesaid conduct of the
colonel? Or are we to suppose that greater
danger is to he apprehended for out liberties
when military orders are issued with the
approbation of the civil authority, by liiiga-
dier General Strieker, a native Aineiican,
iud an old and meritorious revolutionary
officer, than when, without consulting the
civil authority, they are issued by colonel
William Lowry !
A CiU%en of Baltimore.
No Embargo in England.
A gentleman who came passenger in the
Western Trader, informs, that they receiv-
ed no information of an embargo, from the
boarding officer of the British frigate. In
addition to this our former advices from
Plymouth, were down to the 7th October,
at which time nothing of this nature was
spoken o£ or expected. \JPhil, G<»ss.J*
The house then went into a committee
on the bill allowing additi -ii.il compensati-
on to the secretaries of the Indiana, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and Michigan territories.
One or two amendments were made, in
which the house concurred, an»! the bill
was1 ordered to be read a third time on Mon-
day next"
Mr. Williams moved, that when the
noose adjom, they adjourn to Monday next.
Mr. Crowninshicld said, he hoped the
h )USe would not adjourn till Monday. It
was just announced in the papers, that, dis-
patches had been received from our minislo s
in L -ndou : they might not be of a very
j recent date,but they might be of importance,
as we had been so lone without hearing from
: them. In what situation should we he (he
• asked) should the President in the mean
time receive those dispatches and wish to
lay them before the house ? He hoped the
house would not lose two days in the week,
when we were perhaps on the eve of a war.
Mr. Williams's motion was lost. And
then the house adjourned (afew minutes after
one o'clock.
For the FEDH8SAX G ZETTE.
I counsel the Pantheon witness, w' o pub-
lished in yesterday evening's Poet, to con
suit counsel or what the redoubtable editor
of the Whig deems the ' best counsel " his
friends, before he ventures to den) what
I am told he has acknowledged in the pre-
sence of two gentlemen It Seems the wit-
ness requires an indulgence of time to make
out his • correct statement." I should
iurraginethat a man of his wit aria contrivance
could tell a plain tale in a ¦ ery few words.
Perhaps he meant to write a book. 1 counsel
him against that for in the meantime pub
lie opinion which he seems so ambitious to
control, and which an invitation wearing
the complexion of yesterday evening's can-
not suspend will become more firmly root
ed against him, and the eyes of the com
•mittee perchance may be opened, and be
enabled the better to estimate the informa-
tion given by the witness.
Information did I say ! I beg the witness'
pardon. The dread of being called a foul
informer, was the great difficulty which
prevented him in the first instance from
having forced from him, " voluntary evi-
d. ace." Surely this witness of such punc-
tilious and scrupulously nice delicacy and
ho.-.or, would not voluntardy render himself
present before the committee to inform
against the jti'lge. In extenuation of this
big blunder, it is rumored that some cr;;fty
etnanuensis stold a copy of a summons from
" Irvin's entries." which is exhibited for his
justification, being served upon him by a
committee constable.
The witness is again earnestly counselled
not to delay his statement, nor consume
jiiuoh of his very valuable and precious time
in preparing it. There are many reasons
why he should be expeditious. His " b'nk"
•will find dull sale alier the occasion passes
by, and the prevailing curiosity subsides.
His good name, fame and reputation may
Suffer in the interim. And above all, morali-
ty and the christian religion too must sustain
;\n " heavy inconvenience." But for the
banks " being crouded with immoral officers
and scoffers at Christianity," the Bible would
this clay have been " explained by question
and answer," new Ii^ht thrown upon dark
ness, and the perplexiiig and inexplicable
intricacies of holy writ made familiar to the
meanest understanding, by an humble son
of St. Patrick.
A rumor has this moment floated to my
ear, that the committee have determined to
forsake their faithful witness, and after tak-
ing a co ^^^^^w^^^t„ ;„,,
rv fresh inquiry _¦,_ .______
They must indeed be blind to retiring mo
desty and merit, if they desert a witness
Stick to him
Communication.
Died on Monday, the 16:h instant, at the
seatof Mr. Hectoi Scott, GreewiCh, N. York,
Mrs. ELEOMORA KEENE, wifeof Richard
Ray hall Keene, esq. of N-w Orleans, and
daughter of L'vher Martin, esq. of" this
place. She. arrived there in bad health
sometime in July last, but was thought to
be perfectly restored, and was waiting in
daily expectation the arrival of her husband
to come to this city, when at three o'clock,
on the morning of Monday la^t, she was
attacked so severely, that notwithstanding
every medical aid. she did not survive three
o'clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. Keene was born on the eighth day
of October, in the year 780. Tho'young,
yet she was one of the most accomplished
of her sex, and promised, had she lived, to
have been one of its brightest ornaments
Those who had the pleasure of her corre-
spondence, will ever remember the strength
of judgment, correctness of sentiment, and
energy as well as elegance of diction dis-
played by her.
So premature and unexpected a loss, has
indeed deeply wounded the domestic hap-
piness of her relatives in this state and in
the state of New-York, and will be long
lamented by her numerous and respectable
frierds in New-Orleans. She has left one
child, a fine Boy, little more than four years
old.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, from
Baltimore county court, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, on Thurs-
day, tho 26th instant, at 11 o'clock, at
my Office for cash,
A variety of Goods ;
mnongst which arc,
Queens-ware, Coff:e Pots, Watering do.
Stork Locks, Padlocks, Tea Cannisters,
Hour Glasses, Speaking Trumpets.LahthrOhs,
I Saws, Frying Pans, two bbls, Whiting-, Spun
I Yarn and Oakum, thirteen boxes Csd-Fish,
and a 1 ar.ge quantity of Stone jHg»,.hvfre the
' property of John Sticfcney, taken at suit of
i Lewi* Kru iibhou-
JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff".
November 20_____________ _ dtvdl'i
Vo-- Sale
An eleoant Saddle HORSE.
Fur particulars, Inquire at this Office.
November 21 dlt
HA AC Vf*PHILRSON
HAS LATKLV IMPORTED is? NOW OF-
FliRS FOR SALE,
A OOOO A.SS011. - MEtfT OF
BO I.. Ll-NG CLOTHS,
Of the Manufactory of the Old flu-re Kings,
that are warranted good, are purchased with
cash, and sold at small profit.
ALSO, OK HAND,
A large riuantity of BURR BLOCK, of
good quality and a sufficient-number
- -----„..,!„,- Ynr Mill Stol
________ liands
to execute any order for Mill Stones, at a
short notice, No. 30, Fayette-strcet, Balti-
more. 11th mo. 21. 5»w
w
s-ru lan Bark, 6{.c
ISO sevcons of the very first quality PE-
RUVI.-tN BARK, and a quantity oi Fastic
and Nicaragua Wo d. for sale by
GEO. & LEM. W A i'FIELD.
November 21. d4t eo4t
Ground Plaister of Paris,
TOR SALE AT FIF1Y CENTS 1PEH B SHE!.,
By the subscriber, at his Store, the corner
of Pratt and Commerce streets, and at the
Mill's of William Patterson, on the Great
Fall's of Gunpowder.—A constant supply will
be kept at both places.
SAMUEL BYRNES.
N. B. The Mills are near the town of Jop.
pa, and on navigable water.
llthmo. Jlst __________?^51_
is and Lots to be Leased.
I'u be Leased lh a Ground Rent, fbr ninety-
tune year*,, rencviiibli forever,
Sundry LOTS, and S.mall FARMS, lying
on the Frederick Turnpike Road, on trie Etk-
Itidg'e L'anding Road, and Cross Roads, lead-
ing from one to the other : distant hot three
mil s from the city of Baltimore, and com-
manding a vifw of the harbor, and bay.
TUe*eJLands, arc generally to wood;
g;ood water is found at a little distance from
tha surface s and the situation i3 high, and
healthy. As these Lands are laid out in a vil-
lage extending from the Frederick Road to
the Elk Ri'lge Landing Road, a good neigh-
borhood will soon be established ; and per
on", who may with tr> shelter their families,
from the diseases of a town in summer, may
be accommodated with one to twenty acres,
affording all the advantages of an agreeable
country residence ; without an. advance of cash
for the first pu chase. There are two streams
of water passing through the Land, which
render several of the . Lots convenient for
Butchers, Graziers, or Cow-keepers.
There is a line quarry of Stone, and some
sand on the premises, so that buildings aiay
be erected cheap A plat rna) be seen and
the terms made known, bv applying to Mr.
Sain. Green, surveyor, No. 4t>, High street,
Old-Town ; to Mr. Walter Roe, 46, South
street, or to
RICHARD CATON,
Attorney for the Partius.
November 9. Jl'1!^w _
William Cooke, Jan.
H"s received per tht shio Erin, from, Bordeaux,
6 cases Lutestrings,
4- Grenoble Kid Gloves,
S Silk Stockings,
t Extra Long Silk Gloves,
1 Men's Bm ¦ If skin Gloves,
I Twilled Silk Shawls,
1 Cambrick.
Wfiieh he offers fur sale on reasonable terms.
G
Barcelona
Barbados
New-Orleans
Barbados
Port of Baltimore*
CLEARED,
Ship Monk, Landall-
Brig Merrimack, Lakeman,
Adherball, M'Meal,
Jane, Davis, ^^^^^^^^^^
Sch'r Enterprize, Geoghegan, Porto Rico
Sloop Friendship, Hand, do.
BRIGADE NOTICE.
In consequence ot the unfavorable state
of the weather, the review of the 3d Bri-
gade, appointed forM- nday the 23d instant,
is postponed until further orders.
By order of the Brigadier General,
JAMES CALHOUN,
Brigade Major.
November 19. d.tt
United Columbian Volunteers
' Will attend on Monday evening the 23d
instant, at Mr. N. Hussey's, North How-
ard-street at 6 o'clock precisely ; gentlemen
wishing t> join this company will please to
attend as the uniform will be exhibited on
that evening.
JOHN HUGHS, first Sergt.
Superb Prints at Auction.
r.to
opious draught of Lethe, to go intt
1 inquiry and re model their report
" "nd to retiring mo
desty and mem, u n.«j desert a witness,
good and true, who has furnished the prlftci
pal allegations of the report. Stick to him
then ! uphold him, he will never he a desert
f»r in the hoar of dagger. STING.
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
From out Correspondent.
Washington, No'Ucmber 20.
Proceedings this dpy,
Mr: Park presented a petition from the
trustees "'" the univesity of Vinceimes,
j Ind. Ter.) praying Congress to lay a tax 011
n wHihli maybe manufactured at the Saline
Cole and I. Bonulls AucVrt
TO- MORROW eve-ing, the 21st instant, at our
Warehouse, back of the Ui'icnt Bank 0/ ihary-
land,e trance f>om South Charles street—In
add'tian *¦> a ha^dsutixe and valuable Collection
of BOOKS ofvihtch Catalogues ore nr«u pre-
paring. Will be Sold, thefolUnxing list of
Elegant Engravings,
SUPEBBtY ra\MEP
1 pair Scripture pieces, large.
-2 Views in the. environs of Isle of \V:£ht,
coloured.
, 3 Apotheosis of Washington, the larger,
i Dipping well in Hyde park, coloured
1 pair the departure for and return from
school, coloured
With some FANCY ARTlCLES.&e &c.
Sale tp commence at <> o'clock.
COuli &LBONSALj Auct'rs.
Noveinbt r 20^________
S. le by Auction.
In addition to (i valuable coUccttm of new Books,
as per Catalogue, will It sold, without reserve,
PART OF TW 1 PRW.Vlli LIBRARIES.
Among which a' e, many scarce and valuable
Books, now arranged and riadyfor inspection
at the Ware-vooin.
• COLIi & I BONSAL, Auct's.
November 20 ^^^^^^^*
John Va ice and 1"o.
No. 178, MARKET-ST'iEET, OPPOSITE THE
i'aw received by the Altxander Hamilton, t.nd
uihtr vessels from London,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Books and Stationary,
Avno'-g which are,
Fourcroy's Ch e.mistry,
Nicholson's Philosophy,
Nighttngall's Portraiture of Methodism,
Cicero 00 Old Age,
Baretti's Spanish and English Dictionary,
Newman's do. do.
Young's Latin do. do.
Bourbon's Life of the Great Conde,
Robertson's India,
Card's R.ign o Charlemagne,
Helvetius' Essays ou the Mind,
Lifeol Mu h Blair,
Naval Anectlofs,
Muldleston's Life of Cicero,
Smith's School of Arts,
Quhicy's Lexican,
Mutton's Mathematics,
Gutberie's Geographical Grsmraar,
11 rmut's English Writers,
Pi idar's Works,
Court Callendar for 1807",
Fool of Quality,
Bravo of Venice,
Ramsay's Amcican Revolution,
Scott's Lay if the last Minstrel,
Elizs, or. the Cottage on the Moore,
Humphry Clinker, &c fee.
Rocket Editions «f the following in Elegant
Binding .-
f'ssian's Poems,
Chesterfiel i's Letters,
Lyttleton's Letters,
Robertson's History of America,
Sbakf spere's Plays,
Ramsay's Po 'ins,
Burnett's :-tate of Psland,
Junius' Letters,
Tristram Shandy;
Letters of an Italian Nun,
Salvo's Travels,
Eccentric Biography,
Wonders of Art, *•? ., ,
Burn's Poems,
1< asselaB, Prince of Abyssina,
Fordyce's Addresses to Young Men,
Wordsworth's Poenis,
Gudivcr's Travels,
Robinson Crusoe,
Stewart's Horace,
With a variety of New Navels, Travels,
Plays, &c. &c.
ON HAND-
A large assortment of
Classics, School Books, Writing Paper,
Paste Boards, Playing Cards, Quills, &c. &c,
N sve other '21. ____________e»4t
F. and J. LmdenbtTger.
,' NO 2(H), BaL, riMORE-3'l'REET,
Opposite the-Indian >^uee• 'tavern,
Have received by the Diana, from Liverpool,
An additional supply if
Cutlery, Saddlery, etc. etc;
Now opening tor sate on their usual terms.
October 2 d
just Received from Erance,
(Via tfev> Tork,J
White, Black, Pink, Fawn and Orang'e
soft Satiin,
1 box Superfine Linen Cambric,
Ladies silver Dresses and he.id Trimmings,
Sattin Ribbons and Crape do do.
Handsome Artificial Flowers,
Do Feathers,
Gold and Silver Cord
Alsu on hand,
Long and Square Cach nere Shawls of
different' colors and qualities , Neck and Pock-
et Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs ; Men's
Silk Stockings ; Ladies do. Eg) ptian fashion
Cavalrv Swords; Miiitaiy Feathers, &c.
For sale, apply at, No. 35, North Frederick-
street
November 19. d3t-eo2 .$__
George C\ Mui.ef,
Tu'o tloors be ovi the Custom House:
Has received by the late arrivs from Ten-.
ningen and Amsterdam,
26 5 packages German Lin."
ens,
Consisting of
Platillas Royales
Bret iirues
Kstopillas thaies
C're-M
Do ,vlas, whole and half piece*
Listadoes
Cheeks no. Sand Book. Check*
Checks and Stripes
.. Arabias
Hessians
Brown Rolls
Osuabui'g.i and Tick'enburjJS
Buri.ips
White Flaxen, Sic.
Also on Hand,
Blue Guineas, Dutch Calicoes, Muslins,
Hartem S.ripes, Dutch Shirting Linen, Ta;
bleclotll, home made Linen, Metul Nails fot
sheatlfuig, J»in Cases, Liquor Cases, HolloXf
Glass, Dutch Harware, &c.
Oct. 28 dim
India Goods, 6cc. tke.
Benj, and Geo. Tpilliams,
No 'I, BuWi.v's tvu,\ar,
ORl'ER EOt< SAL£,
185 bales India Goods,
Consisting <>f
Gurrahs, Mamoodies, Cossas, Sawns, Mow,
Saunas, Baf as, E me rties, Long Cloths,Checks,
(justits, Green, Checked, Striped and ( u-.uige
col,.red Seersuckers, Kbai- durvs, Bandanna
M'dkls assorted, Sooty Uon :.i, Blue Gala,
Chnppsv, Romal, Lung'ee, Pulicat aniJ?aUevn
Madi-as M'dlds.
40 hh I*. N. Rum,
10 pipes Cogniac Brandy,
10 pifies White Spanish dq,
10 do Catalona 'A inej
SO kegs Raisins-,
10 casks Currants,
oO do. Cheese,
20 chests Souchong Tea,
20 hbds Mnscovadb Sugar,
100 box^s white and brown Havatlna do."'
Noceiiiber 19 __d3t iaw4w[|
St. Mary'sCoilcge.
GRAND LOTTERY, BALTIMORE,
Authorised by an act ot the general assembly
of the state of Mainland ; the scheme of
which Lottery is the most brilliant ever of-
fered to the citizens.of the United States,
containing, besides a large number of other
valuah'e prizes', ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I prize of
1 "do. of
3 do. of
2 do. of
8 do. of
7 do. of
30,'jOO do!lari»
1.-5,000
10,u00
5,000
1,500
1,000
Co- Partnership Jo med.
THE subscribers informthepubhc that they
have formed a connection in business at Balti-
more, under the firm of Nathaniel Sal
tonstali. '. Co. and at B >ston, under that
of John B. Fitcb it Co
NATHL. SALTONSTAlL.
JOHN B-FITCH.
N. Saltonstall & Co.
Offer for sale, at their store, No, 84, Bowly's
wharf lately occupied by Messrs Buffum tk
Goodhue.
30 Khds. White Cod Fish, very excellent,
200 boxes ditto,
200 kegs Salmon,
2u0 do Tongues and Sounds.
40 casks Cheese,
25 boxes Soap,
08 barrels Boston No 1 Beef,
100 boxes Mould Candles,
30 do Spermaceti do
A few pip's MarsaUaorSicily Mansira Wine.
A few qua tier casks London particular Ma-
deira Wine, three years old, and of superior
quality jt»
No?- 19.________ ________ d4t
A Stray Cow.
Came to the .- uhse.ri'oer's in October, a small
red COW, white lace, branded on each home
I 'c A. The owner is desired to prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and-take her away.
JOHN BRYAN,
Fo'?r miles from Baltimore, naur the _)rk
Turnpike Road.
November 19. d4lj
Came to the
Place of residence, near
about two month pa?t, a 1
uL)v_r ber's
tlie Hook's town,
irge
dark brindle
. alt which maybe manufacture
WotKs, on the Wabash, and on Indian
licences ; and that the proceeds thereof may
be given to said university. Referred to the
cotnanitte of commerce and manufactures.
Mr. Eppes presented e petition trotn sun.
dry inhabitants of the city of Washington,
praying that the act of incorporation may be
altered so as to entitle them to vote by wards
instead of general elections. Referred to
a select committee of five, with leave to
report by bill or other.\be.
'The li -use went into committee of the
•whole on the bill authorising the erection of
_. bridge over the river Potomac. The re-
r:v,:nirie blanks were tilled up, when the
committee of the whole rose, reported the
bill-with tlte amendments, in
_ concurred, and it was ordered
read a'th__tim« on Monday next.
which the
to be
Sale by Auction^
On MONDAY,
The 23- instant, at 30 o'clock,] at the auc-
tion room, at '.he head iff'day-street dock, viill
commence the sale of
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
Afer lu/n'c',, at '-' o clock,
39 hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
60 hags Coffee,
12 tierces of Cla>ed Sugar,
40 boxes do. do.
32 pipes 4th proof Brandy,
10 puncheons Artigua liuiti,
5 pipes Holland? ,,„
6 do. Country \ ul '
24 dies s H sen Tea,
A smaii pai eel of Pepper, fee.
R. i.EMMON !* CO. Auct'rs.
November 1 _______________
bale by Auction.
Will be added to our sale on Monday, on account
0/ tiie uniicricriteis,
\ cask HARDW HL,
5 buses of TIN,
ALSO,
20 bcx-s London MUSTAHD,
R. 1...V1MOM & CO. Auct'rs.
NotemrUer 2i.
COW, about twelve years old, with a white
streak along uer back, white legs, white spot
in lief forehead, wide Horns, and long tail.—
The owner is desired to prove property, pa)
charges, and take her away shortly, as it is
inconvenient tor the subscriber to keep her.
BENJ. ORAM.
November 21. 2aw4t||
TaUiimorFthea tr e .
VMS .!-VEMNG, _v'ow»uV21,
Will be presented, a celebrated Comedy, in
five acts, called
The Busy Body.
To which vjUl be idded, a Serious Mela-
Drama, in two acts, called the
1 Black Castle ;
OR, THE SPECTRE OF THE FOPEST,
The Pantomime got up under the direction
of Mr Francis.
With appropriate Scenery by Mr Robins.
The Music by James Hewit, of the New
York Theatre.
BOX. One Dollar—PIT, Three Fourths ot
a I! >lkr
November 71
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. Peck',,
to leave their names at the bar room, on or
before Monday the 23d initant
Nov. 16, *
Coarse Salt and Goat Skins,
Received per the brig Diamond, W. Mtmson,
masterJrovi the Isle of May,
8000 bushels SALT,
700 Goat Skins. For sale by
CORNTHWAIT & YA11NALL,
83, Bowly's wharf.
11th mo IV. dlOt
G. IV&1J Lindenberger,
No- 200, Baltimoic-strect, opposite the Indian
Shieen Tavern,
Have imported in the Othello, Canawa, and
Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort.
ntent of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADLERY,
BRASS, and J MANNED WARE,
&c &c.
Among wh-.ch arc,
Anvils and Vices,
Spades and Shovels,
Flat Point hue drawn Nails,
Patent Shot, assorted,
White Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
lb
Seine Tiwne, in casks of 230 lb. each,
Hilling Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Guns, 111 cases.
Which are offered for sale, on accommo-
dating terms.
St-plemfcer 7- d
JOHN SPEltRYi
55, Sviitb's W'harf,
HAS received per ship Mermaid', Cap. Pol-
lard from Tonninjren", and offers for sale,
4 cases P aiiil >s Reyale.8,
3 d |