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i ning to tltera fh.« events,"" ana
__r>ron„e lamps representing the
¦mortality.
_;desta! appears the following in-
letters of srilt bronze : Erected
•ry of captain Richard Somers,
_ 'ames Caldwell, James Decatur,
s- ~worth, Joseph Israel, and Mid-
-* __»! H. Dorsey -who fell in tbs iif
~__i' th'tt were made on the city of
r the year of our Lord, 1804 and
^^lllyear of the independence of the
_?•_.
_r of glory inspired them,
c^ fsm.M. sne has crowned their deeds.
i^ t «__?_- -jrecordsthe events—theChildren
\ v-^ s-r_ _"»¦ »a admire, and commerce laments
fall-
. CIr jyn nil tribute of respect to their memo-
¦ntzg *r* ___?»vifio* of their "valor, so worthy
-r-jiitr' ' -£~ * *=>n i^elr brother officers have erected
.-* «--mument has been imported in 51
p«s, and weighs above 15 tons,
ires are as laige as life, and the
m 11 cost above 3000 dollars, which
r sait.ed at the following rates of sub-
Voti^rii------commanders 20 dollars, Wards
-t,,^ <-»___*".*:« 10 dollars, and officers of the
-^-jlt <_>_" .Midshipmen, &c. 5 dollars. The
ViscYiTit ton, we understand, is nearly com-
and from the known spirit and ge-
of our officers we are confident it
_ be closed.
franchise at this time. On the other hand
it was said,-that congress had a right urt-
der the constitution, to pass this law ; that
it would be bumiliatirc; in the congress of
the United States to ask the consent of ;\n
individual state to any of their laws ; that
the people of that Territory were extreme-
ly anxious to have this privilege, and might
be dissatished if it were not granted, and
that the elective franchise ought always to
be extended, whenever it could consistently
he d"ne. .
The que=ti n was then taken by ayes and
noet on Mr. Bibb's amendment, and it was
lost.—Ayes (5, noes 86.
The bill was then rdered to be engross-
ed for s third reading to-morrow.
Mr. J. Clay presented a petition from a
committee of the merchants of Philadel-
phia, stating that they had suffered andsr a
construction of the law respecting draw.
backs. !
Mr. Williams called for the reading of the
petition. The clerk began to read it, when
a motion was made to adjourn. Some dis-
cussion took place whether this motion
was in order ; the speaker decided that it
was—and then the house adjourned at 3
o'clock.
ieros'*y
_B ill S_»'
Port of Baltimore
CLEARED,
Ship America, Stickney,
Sch'r Sally- Bangs,
Good Intent, Meader,
Boston
do.
Martimcrue
-AUEXANUtUA, Nov. **.
^ritered, ship Hero, Cole-Tonningen,
^Frrf1^11 linens. Brigs, Economy, Smith,
-,^ A. Port. Betsey, Stephens, Philadelphia.
_-~ . fo+ r _ . Friends Essay- Stiller, bnltimsre.
-*£ivzrs»» — -inner, St, Bartholomews, sugar and
«offe<=- ^^^^^^^^^i^______l
\
^^^^^^^^^^^__ Arrived,
f^r-ifZ: Mercury, cap*. Dye, 20
v{at * i n ico, sugar. Left there, sch'r. oemcy,
|- ax-».c3 for Philadelphia, to sail in 10 days.
fyxx *1~. e nth Nov. spoke ship U. States,
capt. CUoleman, trotn St. Kitts, where he
__&_ been detained, three weeks by the Bri-
tisti gcvMnmEW on pretence cf war between
•.¦p,_ t v o governments. Left her in lat. 32,
— _?"' Ion?. 74. On the 30th came past the
capes where I found three British ships of
ar _t anchor on the middle grourd, was
t»oiir<3«d from the Bellona, commodore Dou-
^ass, and treated politely.
fiSA. so, brig Helen, capt. M'Cobb, 23 days
fro en Jaiftaiea, ballast. Sailed in co. brig
__'i s in g States,-------, of George-Town.
**Tf liDERAI, GAZETTE.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27.
(JCy No papers, from either New Yotkor
toa, were received by this day's mail.
Bost
Commit veatlon'.
ISText Saturday, 'lie 29th of November,
j«o-j, the new St. Patrick's church, Fell's-
X'-jint, will be blessed by the right reverend
%>isl">op of Baltimore ; a sermon appr pviat-
ed to the oc«asi n will be delivered by the
ye-verend William Dobonrg, and a Oollec
t'ori made for the benefit of the said church.
'YHose persons who have manifested their
•2.ei\\ by contributing towards its erection,
are; particularly invited to attend at the di-
vine service, which will begin at IO'oclock
in the morning.
"Wednesday evening a fracas took place
tiBtvveen two black men near the comer of
CHbartes-streeet and R.ixt n lane, when one
<3«awing a knife, stabbed the other to the
lieart, who expired in about two minutes af-
terwards. A jury being called, brought in
a verdict of l Wilful Murder.'
The person who cumimued the act, is in
custody. [Past^
CONG ESS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
From our Correspondent.
^^—^M Washington, November 26.
Prwei dings this a*, y,
Mr. Lewis fri-tatne c mmittee to whom
was recoinmited the bill anth rising the e-
rection of a bridge oyer the river Potomac,
(for the purpose of making some amend-
ments to it ) reported the bill so amended.
Referred to a committee of the whole to-
morrow.
A petition was presented from ——,
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
November 26.
Arrived, brig Joseph Pearce, 45 days fiom
Madeira—wines,—Henry Thompson. Left
brig Saunders, for Philadejpliia in six days ;
spoke nothing of consequence on the pas-
sage.
November 27.
Arrived, schr. Jane, M'Neil, 12 days from
Halifax, sailed in co. with the British Pac
ket, fbrN. York. Left ship United States,
Moor, of Baltimore, under adjudication ;
schooner Fly, Fvazier, for Baltimore, in .0
clays ; ship Hero, Spencer, of New-York
laid over for further proof: the captain
swore he was a British subject and never was
a citizen of the United States—passed 3 Bri-
tish frigates at anchor inside of the capes,
was hailed by the Milan and ordered to heave
to, but having a line wind stood on. Above
point Comfort saw a ship at anchor, snppos
ed to be the French ship Patriot
Ship Henrietta, Nichols, 56 days from
Liverpool, salt crates and goods, the master.
Schooner Fame, 28 days from Point- Petre,
(Guad.) sugar and coffee, James Owlngs.
Was boarded off Point Petre, by a British
frigate, and treated politely. Saw 2 schrs.
ashore on Smith's Point; one got off while
we were in sight.
Schr. Superior, Forbs, 40 days from Bar-
celona- wine, brandy and steel—T. Tenant.
Left, brigs Mars and Comet, of Baltimore ;
ship Tyger of Philadelphia ; brigs Betsey,
and Susan and Betsey of New-York ; and
brig Tarantula, of Portsmouth, N. H.
Spoke in the gulph stream, schr. Cambden,
from Cayenne for Phila 4 days out.
Saw several vessels putting into Hamp-
ton r .ads, dismasted.
Brig Chance, Cooper, from Gaadaloupe,
sugars, T. & S. HollingSWorth.
Schr. Susan and William, Lake, 12
days from Charleston, cotton and nee,
Buffum and Goodhue.
BOG& AUCTION.
TiUS EVENING the __ instant, will4>esoli
at our Auction roam, bacbofth- Union B.mt
of Maryland) entrance f: om South Chariet
street,
A.N ENTIRE P11IVA.TE
Library of OOKS,
Many of which ure scarce and valuable, and
the whole well scleciudj Catalogues *r« now
r -:uly fop delivery and may be had' at the
store No. 174, ivlurket-street, or at the place
of sale, which is lopt constantly open, and
wheiM the B »>ks may be viewed at any time
during the day. h: die course of ih« £vening
will he sold a Variisty op
Engravings. colored cs? plain,
AND
S^S 4 few PAtitTINGS,
The wViole elejyarrth, framed.
Sa'iS to commence at 6 o'clock.
COtE & I.BONSAL, Auct's.
November 17.
bale by Auction.
FURNITURE, etc.
Cole and I. Bonsai, AucVrs,
Will ojfkr for salt on MCNDiT, SO*A inst.
at thdr IV. rehmtse hack of the Union Bank of
Maryland, (entrance from South Charles-
sire- t,J a variety of
Household, Kitchen, 5k Count-
ing House FURNIlURi:.
Amongst KiUith are,
Sidob vrWU, Beds, arid Beadsteads, a vari-
e.ty of Tables, one Square Piano Forte, Se-
cretaries, Beaureuus, Counting -bouse Desks,
&.C. ha also,
One GIG 'Si HAKNKSS, Complete.
Sale to commence at halt past 10 o'clock,
A. M
Book Auction
TO-MORROW EVENIhG.
Catalogues will be ready to-morrow morn-
ing, at 9 o'clock.
November 26.
(?» FRIQ IT. ¦•Vi-NIKS, Huvemhe'r 27,
Wnl ho presented, > i ¦ i-rat.-d Comedy, in
ii acts, ci
The Heir at La\V*
The Epilogue to bV tprtkenbyMe.-iSt's. Warren,
Wood, Mills, C .i ., iJ'ishcL Jrtifarson, DSKra.
Moi-r'u, Sir ] tff< 'soil, and Mrs vVood.
'Its which will be added, a M 'steal Eiitertain-
m&it, in tvit aits, ca..fd
Tue Waterman |
Or, THE FIRST OF AUGUST.
*»* The iti'atro wilt close lor the Su-ison,
on Tli .a 11} December 3
November 27 ________
, ., Mr. Webster
Respectfully intorms the inhabitants of Bal-
i'or Boston,
The regular trading Schooner
SUSAN & WILLIAM,
Tns.rara Luce, Master,
i Will sail in 5 days. For freight
or passage, apply to the mas-
ter on board, or to
BUPFUM & GOODHUE,
No. 16, Bowly's wharf.
Who have for sale now landing from said schr.
from Charleston, S. C.
Si hides Pi'i ,e Upland Cotton,
20 ca»ks Patent Shot, assoiud.
November <7______________d3t-eo1t
i or freight,
C To Boston, or any Fort Coastways,J
ectiuuy niH/i ins vw^. .....
timore and its vicinity, by desire of several
Friend';, he will give
A donee, f, on F>iday, the 4th
Bece-nber, at the FOUNTAIN INN,
PART I.
Overture—• ' aydn.
Song—Emuinch Ecnuic,of Nedofthe Hill,
translated by Miss Oweison ; Music, ancient
Irish—Mr. Webster.
Song—Thau art false as the Zephyrs that
fly—Mrs. Wilmot—-Hewitt.
S'mfoni—Plcyl.
Song, (by drsire)— The Williow.-Mr. AVeb-
ster—Braham
Song—Nobody coming to marry me—Mrs.
Wilmot—Cook.
Song—The Glasses Sparkle—Mr. Webster
—Geary
Full Piece—Gyrovetz.
FART II.
Song- [without accompaniments,]—Ellen
O'Moore -Mr. Webster
Song—The Blind Boy—Mrs. Wilmot.
Concerto, on th^ Violin --Mr. Upfeldt, jun
Song—Softly waft ye southern breezes—
Mr. Webster -Hook.
Allepro—Pleyc!.
Seng- Let net rage —Mrs Wilmot---Dr
Arne.
Song, by desire—The Rose—Mr. Webster
—Si-ay.
Finale—Full Orchestra.
Doors to open a quarter past six, Concert
to commence precisely at seven o'clock.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Webster, at the
Fountain Inn, Carr's Music Store P. Byrne's
Market-street, George Hill's, and on the
night of performance at the bar of theFountain
Inn. The words of the Songs to be delivered
at the docur, gratis.
November '27. " ' ' - d8t
¦ 4J hkrls White CoiT?^
In p>ime shipping orden jnst received
s;iu-. Gorh.ni Lovell, !.ewis, riiasiter, Froni
Boston, and for t>a!i !>y
BUFFUM Sc GOODHUE, .
No. 16 Boww'? wliarf,
Noven ber 26. d3t c.- ,t _
Spanish Toba'jcdq,
9000 lb. of a very superior qiiaUty will ba
ibid on \ery advantageous terms, il i nin* di«
ato application is niaii( at. No 2t, Vlarket*
street. N«veml>«:- ?6. d4'4
rFo Let,
The Store and Dwelling, dcctlpierl byjohri
Logan, No 60 1 2, M rket-rtreet. jpossi
on may be had in a few day*, fuqnife
premises N ovemher 26.. d-t
fifST RJiCEIVED AND FOR SA, £ AT
BYKAiL's Bookstore,
128, Makke r-i irzet,
A C Lectio of me must
; - MODh'^N SONC-S,
As Sunjf by VTr Webster, in Boston, New>
York, an ' Baltimore.
November 16. *
To be Rented,
The tbree-story Brick WAREHOUSE, at
the corner of Howard and Fayette-streets.
For terms apply to
HEZ'H CLAGETT.
Nuvember 25._________________dlOt
A Wet Nurse, Wanted.
Inquire nt this Office-
None need apply but such as can bring goodi
and satisfactory recommendations, to whom
liberal wages will be given.
November 14. d
Notice.
(. The Co partnership of Hancock and Nor-ris
was dissolved the 1st. instantn by mutual con.
sent ; all persons having claims ag-ainst the
said firm will please present them for settle-
ment ; and those indebted are pairticulai |