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The inhabifBnts were at liberty to corres-
pond as usual, but they refuse to have any
intercom e with the British.
Almost th 30 pipes
of urine, nave been .weighed up from her iu
the course of the present summer.
Admiralty-officis,Sept. 29.
My Lords commissioners of the admiralty
having received information that the lights
in the Cattegat have been removed by the
Danes : this is to give notice, for the in-
formation of the masters and pilots ol his
majesty's ships and navigation in general,
that it is the intention of their lordships as
soon as possible, to cause temporary floating
lights to be moored on the point of the An-
holl reef, and also on the p >int of th» Scaw.
W. W.POLE.
CORK, Sept. 26.
The ship Robert, of Dublin, Reid, mas-
ter arrived yesterday at Cove. She sailed
from Trinidad the 28d of July last, in com-
pany with ninety-four sail of merchantmen,
under convoy of Northumberland man of
war, and ptried them n Tuesday morning
Jast in thick .1 eather—the whole of the
fleet, as she supposes, not then with the
convoy. Two more of the fleet are bound
for this port.
BULLETIN.
" Caiclscrona, (Sweden) Sept. 17.
LOUIS, XVIII.
" Her royal majesty the Queen, and her
royal highness the Princess Sophia Wilhel.
mina, arrived here on the 14th inst. at mid-
night. Her royal majesty was met without
the town by the commanding naval officers,
vice-admiral Pake and his Staff, who follow.
Mr. Morww offer** & resolutioss, the object
of which was, ttut a committee formerly
appointed should be instructed to inquire
wliether provision oujjiit not to be made by
law for piacsng on the pension list of the U.
S. persons who had received wounds in the
service of the United States since the revo-
lutionary war, and wiio were called into
Service under any law for the protection of
the frontiers, whether such persons were of
the volunteer corps or militia, &c. Agreed
to.
The " bill allowing additional compensa-
ed her majesty** carriage through the town:
at the gates of the city the magistrates and
livery were assembled, and before the house
inhabited by his majesty, the Noblemen of
his 6uite received her majesty ; the castle fir-
ed a salute, and the garrison paraded in the
Streets.
" Yesterday, at half past 13 o'clock in
the morning, the Troja frigate dr >pped an-
chor in the road—his royal majesty the king
.of Fiance and his royal highness the Duke
D'Ahgoulerae were on board ; but as tney
would not all w the commander of the fri-
gate, major Nordeashas, to hoist any co-
lours, their arrival Comic Opera,
in 2 acts, ("second sime in Am.eric.iJ called
i he Soldier's Return ;
OS, WHll CAN BEAU IT DO.
As performed at the Theatre Royal, Dru-
ry-Lane, upwards of 40 nights with the
most unbounded applause, the. oiiginal Music
by Mr. Hook.—the accompaniments by Mr.
Pellesispe
In ot II. « Characteristic Dance, bv Mas-
ters Harris, Duraiig, Cunningham and Jeffer-
son, Miss Hunt and Miss Mullen.
J4t The public are respectfully informed
that toe Soldier's Return, or What can Beau-
ty do ! is the most popular farce which has
been produced in London these several years.
iXj" The Theatre will close for the Season,
on Thursday, December 3, * ''¦•«
BOX, One Dollar-
a Dollar
November 24
PIT, Three Fourths of
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
November 24.
Arrived, ship Minerva, Marshall) Boston,
sundries, to sundry persons
Ship Harriot, Childs, 80 days from Am-
sterdam, ballast, to Wm. Wilson and Sons.
Left the ship Jane, M'Carthy, just arrived,
and the Triton, Cox, ready for sea.
Ship Bacchus, Hull, 112 days from Bour-
bon, coffee, tea, pepper, &c. S. Smith and
Buchanan, and Hollins & M'Blair. Spoke
nothing on the passage.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 28.
The Baron Ferdinand de Guicomb, has
had a singular du«d with an English officer
of superior rank in Sicily. They quarelled
at Palermo. The Englishman proposed that
they should fight with pistols, which the
.baron consented to, on condition that the
duel should take place on Mount Etna, ajid j
that the pody of him who was killed, should | strings, &c
BOOKS at Auction
Cole and I. Bonsai, Aucfrs
This present evening, the '24th instant, will be sold
at our Auction room, back of th Union Bank
of Maryland, entrance from South Cnarles
street,
A variety of new and second-
hand Books.
The latter constituting the remains of a va.
Iu blepriv te Library not disposed of on Sa-
lurd y evening, fur want of time. Catalogues
ma;, be had at the room er at the store, No.
¦Hi. Market-street- Jn the course of die even-
ingwiil beoftVed, 1 variety of P \INTINGS,
and a quantity of MINTS, plain and colored ;
the whole elegantly framed. Also, as usual.
Gold and Silver WATCHES, and other Fan-
cy Articles.
Sale of Houshold Goods b. Furniture as u-
sual, on Thursday next.
Nov.jM.___________________________
Sale by Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING,
The 26/A instant, at 10 o'clock, at the Vendue
Warehouse, at the corner of Second and Fre-
derick-streets, led! commence the sale of
A variety of Dry Goods,
Amongst which are,
Cloths, Coatinjrs, Flushings, Flannels, Ho-
siery, Calicoes, Dimities, Velveteens, Thick-
sets. A ¦¦ S
One Trunk FRENCH GOODS,
Consisting of
Cambrics, Cambric H'dkis. Silk Gloves,
Lonir Shawls, Hair Combs, colored Lute-
This Day is Published,
AND FQK SdLK BT
Conrad, Lucas and Co.
No. 138, Market street,
The American Annual Register,
OR, GENERAL REP SITOEY OF HISTORY,
FOLITlCS AND SCIi.N'St, FOR I806 7.
VctUH e I'trst
ALSO,
The American Lai/s is* Gentleman's
Tocket Almanac,
FOR THE YEAR '808.
November J4.___________________d2t-eo2t
I itch Hall, Jun
81, !Jowly's wharf.
Has received by ship Minerva, from Bos-
ton, and for s de,
3 tons Patent S.tOT from B B to No 7
2500 lbs. of Jamaica PIMENT \ by tha
sloop Industry, from New-York.
November 24 d4t-eo4t
John B. :auffret,
No.42 North Gay »tr»kt.
flas just received per the Mermaid ft um Totm'iTip
gen, and offers for Sale-
Plati"as,
.. Listadoes,
E.';topillas urties,
Bretaghes,
Bonten No. 3,
All the above are Superfine.
Nov. 24-_____________________eo4t
Fish, Pork, etc.
THOMAS MAUEAN has just received and
offers for sale at No. 9, Bovly's •uhatf,
100 bills. Boston Bay Tvlackeral,
54 do. Nova Scotiu do
12 do Salmon,
16 hhds, 7 White Cod-Fish of superior
118 box^s J quality,
50 bbls. Nv w York Prime Pork,
50 boxes fresh No 3 Chocolate.
O'. hand,
9,600 lb. Martinique Green Coffee,
Bordeaux Brandy, Mess, No. 1 and $ Bos-
ton Beef, Ground Ginger, &.c
November 24. d4t-eo4tj
Just Published sr.d fur sale by Geo. Hill,
THE AMERICAN LADIES1
pocKTi r nook\
FOR THE Ylii-R l6o8—CO.-ITHSIXC
¦ An itnianac
Ruled panes for memorandums, observa-
turns and engagements- aiso, for accounts
of money received, paid or lent, for every
day ill the year
The Wanderer of Switzerland.
Select Poetry.
Ne ^v and celebrated Songs.
A Marketing Table and others.
Wit:i an Eleg.ait K, graved Fro.tispirce.
Price 75 cents, and in Morocco 125 cents.
ALSO,
The Gentleman's Annual
Pocket Remembrancer,
For the Tear 1808—Containing,
An Almanac.
Ruled pages for memorandums, observa-
tions, engagements, Si for a cash account.
Government of the United States, Execu-
tive, Legislative and Judiciary.
Departments of Government.
General Establishments.
Duties on Goods imported.
Correct List of the army and navy.
Several useful Tables. &c
Price 75 cents ana in Morocro 125 cents.
C£jf* 15o reams imported Shealtimg Paper of
superior quality.
25 packets solid deep Gold Leaf.
1000 books deep Dutch Metal Gotd.
100 do do do Silver.
Nov. 24. __________________d5t eolSt
Notice.
The Creditors of Heyland and Gait, who
have not signed their Discharge, are informed
that the deed and release, will be left at the
Counting Room of Messrs. Gait and Thomas,
uniil toe 28Ui nstant, at Which period tin- 30
da g prescribed bythc- terms of the deed tor
credit ri to 9i-Rumney Farm, called Sneppard's
Good Friendship, said to contain about i00
a.res. The whole of this last Tract is Wood
Land, and lies very conveninent to navigati-
on on every side.
Montreal, lying within 3, 4 and 5 miles of
the head of Bash River, and containing 56i
acres. The vhole of this Tract is also wood-
land, &. veiy heavily timbered A consider
aole partcf it is covered with Hickory, which
might be advantageously conveyed to the Bal-
timore marki t The rapid increase » sold in one body, or laid ,.fl in lots, as
may suite purchasers.
Apart of Nova Scotia, containing loOacres
being part of the Tract formerly in the posses
sieii of Barney Kiley, and acijoinging Mr. J
Fulton's situate within two milts ot the head
ol Busn River, and is altogether covered with
Wood—Hickory, Oak, and Chesuut. .The
The proximity of this Land, to navigation, the
quantity of Wood growing on it, and conse-
quently the easy conn yance of it to Balti isore
market, will insure to the purchaser a hand-
some remeneratioriior all lis aovances
A tew acres of Land, adjoining Mr Parker
Gilbert's Land, and being part of the same
Tract. The number of acres not yet asc.er
tamed. This Land lies on the post road, be
twren Bush and Havre de Grace, and will be.
more particularlv described when surveyed
And lastly, two Brick Houses, in Bush-
town, .vith one Lot of Ground, containing
about two acres. Should riot the aforesaid
Property be disposed of at private sale, it
will be exposed at public vendue—viz.
At Rumney, on Thursday, the 31st day of
December next, Rumney Farm, with all ihe
Stock thereon, (Negroes excepted.) Also,
Sheppard's Good friendship.
And at Bush-Town, on Monday, trie 4.h
day of January next, at the house of Messrs
Welsh and Lee, the rema nd»r ot the above
described Property A liberal credit will be
given for the pure base money, the pu-cnaser
giving bonds, with satisfactory security tor
the amount, with intesest, payable annually .—
Attendance will be given and le. m» ot sale
made known by (I'M HALL, and
EDVVARD HALL.
Executors of 1 homas Hall.
Harford county Nov. 24_______;.'aw.jlD
Air Webster
Respectfully inform tin Public, by de
sire of several friends, he will give a CON-
CERT on Friday Kvening, the 4tli of Decern.
ber, at the Fountain Inn: Particulars o the
Concert wiil be expressed ma future advertise
ment. Tickets 1 dollar each, to be had of Mr.
Wobsitr, Fountain Inn and at Curr's Music-
store .Ti>e words of the Songs to be deliver-
ed at the door, gratis.
November 23. d4t
Elliot S Co.
No. 7, N Ck::rlts street,
HAVE received by the late arrivals from
France, an elegant assortment of
Paper-Hanging Borders and
Designs,
From the first Manufactory in Paris.—
They wish likewise to inform their customers,
that the season is not yet too Car advanced, fur
Papering—and R. Elliot will be responsible
that the workmanship done by him, shall be to
the employer's satisfaction.
November 23.____________________d_
For bale,
TOa WANT OP EMPLOYMENT,
A smart, active Mulatto BOY, 16year.« old.
For further particulars inquire at this office.
Nov. 2:5.____________________________d4t
A Stray Cow.
Came to the subscriber's in October, a small
red COW, white face, branded on each home
I Mc A. The owner is defied to prove pro-
perty, ptry charges, and lake her away.
J IMES BRY\N,
Four miles from Baltimore, Mat the York
Tuinpike Road.
Nov d4tj
P^ru ian joark, 6ic.
150 sercons of the-*ery first quality PE-
RtTVi uN' BARK, and a quant.ty ot Fustic
and Nicaragua Wo d. For Sale by
GEO. & LEM. vvAi.Fir.LD.
November 21. ''________ d4t e»4t
JUST RJiCtlVKD AND FOR SAMAT
BYRNE'S Bookstore,
128, MiltKIT-l l ftEET,
A C llecliu if tlie most
MODERN SONGS,
As Sung by Mr Webster, hi Busion, New.
iforifc, and Baltimore,
November 16. d
FOR SALE AT ThIS OFFICE, COOD
Printing Ink,
In small Kegs.
November 18______________________d
St. Mary'sCollege.
GRAND LOTTERY, BALTIMORE,
Authorised by an act oi the general assembly
of the state of Mainland i the scheme of
which Lottery is the most brilliant ever o£-
fered to the citizens of the Uni ed States,
containing, besides alarg-e number of other
valuable prizes,
1 prize of - - 30, /00 dollars,
15,0110
10,000
S.oQQ
1,300
^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1,00'J
And riot two blanks to a prize. The scheme
contains 2I$C0 tickets, 10,000 of which ares
actually sold to a company ol jjuntlemen in
New-York, to whom the managers liaye obligat-
ed t'.'.eiriselves to commence- the drawing on
THURSDAY, th< 3Uf day of 'Hamber next.
To
¥ii per week, wh'ch will complete the
drawing ;n less than eleven weeks.
TICKSTS &. SHAKES are now selling in
a v.:.in.lv of numbers, at ten dollars each, at
WAITE's
trPlt fortunate
OFFtCE.'Cotixz*. or MAkK.LT au» ;
CHAlU.v..S-Si'RKKTS,
BALTXMQRM.
From the rapid sale of the rickets in every
part of the union, an adancfc will shortly be
put Otl them, of which an advertisement will
soon appear ill the public prints.
The grandeur of the scheme of the al-ore
lottery, together with an assurance from the
managers that the lottery wdll positive!.! com-
mence drawing on the ."1st days of Dfoetnher
next, have been a suffiri nt indneefnent for the
subsci iherstocome to the citj of lis It. in ore for
the express purpose of facilitating the. sale of
the rickets! G. Ik R. W-tl'lF,.
(£j" One of the above firm will persotta^Jy
attend the drawing da'ly, to take down the
numbers correctly, as will also one of their
clerks. All .rizes soldbv G5.R. Waite v.'iU
be p.id b' them, and a printed list of ail |,:i,.p»
drawn will be published by them :tnd delivered
to their customers once a fortnight during ftis
draxvi.;g. The next New-York Lottery will
not commence till April next
Distant Adventurers, accompanying their
orders with bank notes of any description, to
either oi Waite's offices in Ntw-Yorkor Bal-
timore may have T'c.ki tsand Shares forward-
ed to any amount with the utmost pun Util-
ity, and the earliest advise sent tUem of their
success. All prizes sold by G. & K. Waite
will he paid by them. «
Oct. 1. d
? r.,------ * :----- v y
To draw 500 tickets per Cay, and tour days
i\.i'lfr in every week, making 2000tick»t»
Notice,
The stihscribor is under the painful r
sity of giving- notice to bis ivec'itois, of hia
Intention to apply to Baltimore county Court,~
at iis next session, or in its rtoef, to one ot
liie judges thereof, fertile benefit of the La3
Solvent laws of this staU.
JOHN BAXLEY,
Sept 24. eo2ffl
03*
BALTIMORE, &im.p, IBOf.
Mr, SeieM
Observing in your paper a notice by 'J.Ji
Baxley, of his intentions to apply fir Lir
of an insolvent law—therefore, to prevent am p ii
understanding, J consider it nv/ duty thusp-u
to give notice, that the person publishing afore*
said is not
JOHN BAXLi.T(of William. J
Ncte'.nbo 23. 2u Srf
.':'
ERNST HENRICH TIEDEMAN,
A Cabinet Maker by trade, who sailed
from Bremen for Baltimere on the 29th
November, 1805, in the Bella, captain
Kuhlenkamp, on application to the editors
) of the Evening Post, Baltimore, will heat
of something much to his advantage.
%* Printers of papers in the U. ?. will
confer an obligation by giving ihe abovearc
insertion.
The Baltimore mecbatlde VcAmUert, .re
ordered to parade 011 Thursd *y mornmg
next a half past nine o'cl ck, ( n froit of
Christ church,) in complete uniform with,
arms and accoutrements in good or ier. As
this is the last parade this season, *t s ex-
pected that every member will appear 'bat
day, the roll will be called at 10 .'clock
precisiey, and all absentees fined agreeab y
to the constitution.
J8y order
J. K. STAPLET9N, Se.'ry;
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