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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0514 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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NEW-YORK Novombtr 26.
Yesterday, agreeably to previous arrange-
ments, '^e evacuation, of this city by (he
British, was noticed by our military, and
the marine'squadron in port. The appear-
ance and manoeuvres of the uniformed inde-
pendent companies (particularly the caKal-
ry.)contnbu'edinuch towards the brilliancy
of the celebration. At mid-day, the grand
salute was fired, commencing on board the
Constitution frigate in the East river, and
continued, from Fort Columbus, from a line
of gun boats hauled off the battery for the
purpose, and terminated on the battery by
the city artillery and infantry. The effect
•was highly pleasing. There ware off the
battery, a gun boat for each state, in a line,
the commodore in the centre, whose boat
¦was handsomely decoraied with the different
signal flags of the squadron. As u ual, the
annul corporation dinner was given at Fe-
deral Hall.
At a meeting of a Social Company con-
vened for the purpose of celebrating the
35th of November, the following toasts
were drank :
1st. The day and all wlio honor it.
2d. The president of the United States.
3d. The vice prasident of the United
States.
14th. The memory of Washington our
departed hero.
5th. An amicable adjustment of all diffe-
rences between this country and Great-Bri-
tain.
6th. May party spirit cease, and every
citizen endeavor to promote the interest of
Bis country.
7th. The memory of Paul Jones.
8th. The memory of General Hamilton.
• 9th. May every American be ready to
unsheath the sword of justice when his
country's good requires it.
10. The memory of the American he-
tees who fell in defence of their country.
nth. May no political distinction ever
disturb the harmony of this society.
izth. Our national councils, may union
and wisdom preside at their sittings.
13th. The virtuous fair of America ;
may they never kno* distress.
By a letter received in this city from N.
Orleans, dated 16th Oct. it appears that a
large amount in cotton and other produce
had been shipped from thence to Wm. Lees
of Liverpool, which had not arrived at
t!*e last advices from him ; and on arrival
of which, it is presumed, he would have
sufficient to pay all demands against him,
30 that no porson can possibly suffer from
his failure.
The British packet Lady Arabella, with
the Oct ber mail, arrived at this port yes-
terday from Halifax. Sh* left Falmouth
on the 16th October, but brought no later
London papers than have been previously
received at the office of the Mercantile Ad-
vert iser.
We are sorry to announce the loss of the
ship Sarah of this port, on her passage
from Greenock. She sprung a leak at sea
and founded yesterday se'nnighf The cap-
tain, passenger*, and crew picked up in the
long-boat, after being there 24 hours, by
captain Jordan, of the sloop Morning-Star,
to whom they request us to return their sin-
eeie thanks for his kind and humane treat-
ment.
New-York, Nov. 10, 1807.
Capt. James Tayler, of the bkig Stetson.
SlH,
We are instructed by the boards of the
Columbian and Marine Insurance companies
to present you *ith three hundred dollars,
as a testimony of their approbation of your
exemplary conduct and perseverance in na-
vigating the brig Stetson into port, after the
heavy injuries and distress she experienced
on her passage from B. ideaux.
"Vv'e have the pleasure also to assure you
of our personal esteemsand regard.
JOHN P. MUMFORD,
President of the Columbian Insurance Co.
SAMUEL WOOD,
President of the Marine Insurance Co.
Arrived, ship Savage, Bostwick, Liver-
pool, 40 days ; Victress, Maddox, Bor-
deaux, 41; Martha, Goff, Cork, 40; brigs
Margaret, Arnold, Malaga, 37 ;-----, ])js-
brow, St. Johns ; William Gray, Saunders,
Wilmington, JS. C. 14 ; schrs. Maria, Black
man, Richmond, 14 ; Jane, More, 0alt. 14 ;
Harriot, Fitzhue, Korfolk, 3 ; sloops Pac-
ket,' Wright, New Bedford, 9 ; Lydia,
Norton, do. 3 ; British Packet Lady Ara-
bella, Watkins, Falmouth ; ship Laura,
M-Lellan, Liverpool, 56 ; brig George, Ches-
ter, Bordeaux, 48 ; sloop Morning Star,
Jordan, Edenton, N. C. 14.
Ship fair American, for N Y and ship
Jchn-andAdam, for Charleston, sailed in
ec ivit/c the Savage. Left ship Henry, Mer-
ri'icw, for N Y. in 2 -weeks', brig Leofiard.
Jcrd'in, fcf do in 1 week • and movy others,
Brig George, from t'rrdeaux, on QSth Oct.
Int. 42, Cong. 42 picked up a small boat bi-
le "gitig to the Alexander of London, a trans-
port from Monteviedo. (-which foundered cjf
the Western Isles the QSr/J -with cr.pt. lloiv-
ard, It. Fair-weather, agent for Transports,
avd 4 men Capt Howard (of the Alcx'r}
died on board the George, . 5th Aov.
Sloop Morning Star, Nov. 20, iff Capes
of Virginia, fell in 'with the longboat of the
ship Sarah, Dennett, from Greenock for N.
York, -which vessel sprung a leak on the 11th
tfcv the cnp'aiy, passengers, and crew h |