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No. 4222.
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• ci id STorns
received ber thifs Cm nss. Inquire on the
premises NT.tvrmber 26. d-'t
'Mr7~lfebste~r
Respectfully iotorms the inhabitants of Bal-
timore and its vicinity, by desire of several
Friends, he •* ill give
A Came t, oil Friday, the 4th
December, at t- FOUX'i\iW I$H>
PART i.
Overturt — v ay> i f i
Song -Emuinrh Ecniiic.or Ned of the Hill,
translated bv Miss Oweison ; Music, ancient
Irish —Mr- Webster.
S,mg—Thou art false as the Zephyrs that
Fl ¦_ ^trs. Wiimot—Hewitt-
Sinfoni—Pleyel.
Song, (by etrsirc)—The Williow-Mr. Web-
ster—Biah am
Song—IfobodY coming to marry me—Mrs.
Wiimot—Cook
Song.. The Glasses Sparkle—Mr- Webster
.—Geary
Full Piece—Gyrovetz.
PART II.
Song- [without accompaniments,} -Ellen
O'Moore -Mr. Webster —
Song—The Blind Boy—Mrs. Wiimot
Concerto, on the Violin - Mr. Upfeldt, jun
Song—Softly waft ye southern breezes—
Mr. Webster — Hook.
Allepro—Pleyel.
Song- Let not rage—Mrs. Wiimot—Dr'
Arne.
Song, by desire—The Rose—Mr. Webster
—Bray.
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 tjhe
night of performance at the bar of theFoimtain
Inn. The words of the Songs to be delivered
at the door, gratis.
November 27._____________________d8t
Boston Pork, etc.
40 bbls. Navy Mess, and No. 1 Pork,
4 hhds. Hams,
90 boxes Chocolate,
6 hales Fresh Hops,
Will be landed tins day and for sale by
WILLIAM CHILD.
J If o for sale,
4th proof Cognise and Bordeaux Brandy,
Cluret Wine, Young Hyson Tea,
Zant Currants, Boston No. 1, liaef,
Iron Hoops and Sh.ivets,
Apply at No. 83, Bowly,s wharf.
Nvember 25. d8t||
i or rreigiit,
(To Boston, or any Port Coastways,)
The Schooner
SALLY ,: BETSEY,
Isaac Harden, master;
A good vessel, burthen about
700 bhls Apply to the master on board, at
Bowly's wharf, or to
JAMES BRUNDIGE.
95, Bowly's wharf
November 27. d4t
For I o >dond'.£ry,
i bCsIK The fine, fast sailing Brig
'A WffV DIAMOND,
William Mans,in, master;
Nearly anew vessel, great part
of her 'argo engaged, and will be dispatched
with ail Convenient speed For freight or
passage apply to
CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
No 8 5, Bowly's wharf.
11th mo. 27th. ________ d
For Boston
The Schooner,
GORHAM LOVELL,
J, sse Lewis Master,
A regular Packet, has apart
of her cargo engaged, and wiil suil in a few
da\s. Foi' freight or psissage, having very
good accommodations, apply to the master on
board, at Bowley's-" harf, or to,
CHARLES COFFI»,
No. 13 said wharf
Nov. 27.______________^_________d4t
Sale by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,
The 2d December, at 11 o'clock, will be sold
at Bowly's wharf, opposite to Messrs Buf-
fum and Goodhue's Warehouse,
The beautifnll and fast-sailing
Brig EXCHANGE,
Burthen 185 tons, or, 1500
fxbarrels ; with all her tackle and
apparel, agreeable to inventory, which may
be seen on bo»rd.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
Novemh. r 98____________________
Sale by Auction,
For Sale in New-York,
The remarkable fast-sailing
^Hamburg Ship CAROLINA,
uSU& built in Boston of live oak, bur-
" then 160 tons, copper bottom-
ed to the bends, well found, in eery respect,
carries ten three nounders, and two swivels.
She has two suits of sat s, made of the best
Holland Duck For fu 'ther information, ap
plyto J. H SCHMIDT,
No. 68, Maiden-Lane.
November 25. d4t-eo4t
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
j The beautiful fast-sailing Brig
*&'*r2i»Vw' EXCH \ NGE,
^Jflt'LiSyK Josiah Orne, Jnu master ;
<*#?* A strong well built vessel,
burthen tM tons or 150» barrel*-, in complete
order, and may he sent to sea at a trifling ex-
oemte. Apply to
BUFFlLvt k G'ODHUE,
No. 84, BowK-'s wharf
Wh\ have reerived bi said h-ig and offer for sale,
150 pieces Russia Sheeting, entitled to
dr. whack,
20 hhds. New-England Rum
November 23 d6t-eo6t
For Amsterdam.^
JCU^v ^ ne SlllP
RITSON,
Captain Brown s
Having half her cargo now
on board, may be dispatched in a few days.
For freight, apply to
JAMES- BIAYS, Fell's-Point, or,
CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker,
2#, Commerce-street.
Sapt 15._______________, and ma> be sent to sea at a
trifling expence-
VAN IVY. K 1 DOUSEY, Auct'ri.
Nov. 25.__________________________
For Charleston.
(To s il in all next week,)
The Schooner A BY,
Captain live s i
•~%*v»C;^ The greater part ol her car-
go beinj being engaged Foi freight o> I he re-
mainder or passag apply to the master on
board, Smith's Lock, or to
FOULKE is KARKICK.
Win havefrr Sale,
2G0bags C -fiee,
13 hhds. Sugar,
15 tons Logwood,
7 do. Nicaragua Wood,
Hyson & Young Hyson Teas,
Sail Twine in bbls. and hoxes,
Manufactured Tobacr^
6 Logs Mahogany.
Nov. 25 _________dlOtf
For Sale, freight or Charter,
Thenevand fast sailing Ship
GRAND SEIGNIOR,
James Snow Master.
Burthen 305 tons per register
carries about 3500 barrels, is a remarkably
strong faithful built Ship, just offher first voy-
age and by competent judges esteemed a very
superior vessel, now lying at Kerr's wharf
Fell's-Point. also
The very fine Ship,
GENERAL KN X,
Samuel H Ginnodo master
A strong faithful built, and ve-
ry fast sailing Ship, about 300 tons' burthen,
Lying at Kerr's wharf, Fell's-Point, and may
be dispatched immediately. ,a pply to,
CORNTHWAIT tfYAHS ALL.
No. 83 B;wly's-wharf.
11 mo 24th ________t d______
For New-York,
The Jacket Schooner
FRIENDSHIP,
jjf Luther iivans, master ;
'^iSisSSMgW' A remarkable fine vessel,
with good accommodations for passengers,
now loading and expected to sail in a few days.
For freight or passage, apply to the msster on
board, at Smith's wharf, or to
ISAIAH MANUN,
Who has received by said vessel,
1, 0 kegs Ground Ginger, fresh and nice,
And 49 barrels Pippin Apples.
Also, just teceived,
2 trunks Pullicat Handkerchiefs,
1 do. Cambric Mtis!ins, assorted,
1 case containing Calicoes,Dimities, Checks
Suspenders, &c.
A few pieces Coarse blue Cloths, adapted
to Slop Work, ike.
November 19 *
Surgeon'slnstrnments
Patent Medicines
Furniture Glass and
Vials
Fine Painters* Colours
Gold and Silver Leaf
Copal and Spt. Var
nishes
October 17-
Glaziers' Diamonds
Dve Stuffs & fine Fig
Klue
Genuine Windsor
Si»ap
Wash Balls,
Teeth Brushes, and
A variety of Perlume.
ry- d
Claret Wine, Teas, he.
150 casks Claret Wine,
60 chests H\son,"^ ^^
J * 3
20 Souchong,
20 Bohea,
20 half chests do
30 qr do do
50 pieces Russia Duck,
50 do Ravens do.
40 coils C' rdage,
3Q half bbls Beef,
40 casks Red Wine, calculated for the
Spani.h Market, and entitled to debenture,
30 casks Copperas,
3o boxes Spermacetia Candles,
100 bols Shad lately i ispecied.
20 kegs London Refined Salt Petre,
60i") lbs. Cassia,
4 casks Spermaceti Oil.
For sale by
COitNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
No 83, Bowly's wharf.
11th me. 16 ____________________d
Imported
By the ship Geoige and Albert, captain yoel Tic
kers, from Tonniugen,
White & brown Platillas > of superior qua-
Dowlas and Casserillos, 3 lily,
1000 oval Demijohns,
(The above entitled to drawback.)
And by the late arriv-.ls in Philaaelphia from
Tor.rii.gf.n,
A General Assortment of
German Woolen Hosiery.
On hand,
Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 12,
Ticklenburgs, Rouans, white Rolls, and
Checks No I,
5000 Gunney Bags,
For sale by
FREDERICK C GRAF,
Head of Smith's d«ck.
Sept. 22. d
Baltimore DanciLgi Assembly.
THE Assemblies for the season, will com-
mence on Thursay next the 3d December
Tickets af admission (and cards of invitation
in cases of omission) can be had of the follow-
ing Managers.
Mu. Thompson,
Henry Nicols,
Walter Dorsey,
Joseph Sterrett,
Charles Carroll, Jan,
George Grundy.
Nov. 27, d6h§
Gentlemen are requested to order th eh- car-
riages up to the d )or, to face Gay street, and
on return, to assemble in the square opposite
the Theatre, until called up to the door.__
Bank of iahimore,
November 6, 1807.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
that an election for fifteen directiors witl be
held at the Fountain Inn, on Monday the 7th
.day of December next, at nine o'clock in the
morning and continue until 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
By order of the board.
JAMES COX,
Cashier.
N, B. By act of incorporation five of the
prcseet directors are not eligible for the next
vear.
November? -vrthD
REMOVAL.
Henry & Lindenber ef
Have removed to No. 2-00 1-2, Baltimore-
Street. Who offer to Kent the Store & Cel-
lar, No. 'J4, opposite the Indian-Queen Ta-
vem, with a convenient Warehouse if. re-
q ired. August 26. &
Hager's-Town Bank.
George Price, of the city of Baltimore, is
auth -rised to r.ceive th« instalment of two
Dollars a S' are, due on each share of the
Stock of the Hager's town Bank, on the 1st
Monday of Deoemboi next, from the Stock-
holders residing in Baltimore.
By an O. der ef the Board of Directors,
Stockholders may pay up any sum, not ex-
ceeding .'.5 dollars on each siare, including
instalments already made, on which they will
be entitled to a dividend from the time o! pay-
ment. N. ROCHESTER, President.
November 13 dtlroD
G. F. t*J Lindenberger,
iVo. 300, Baltimote-strei, opposite the Indian
Shieen Tavern,
Have imported in the Othello, Canawa, and
Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort.
ment of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, SADLERY,
BRASS, and JAPANNED WARE,
Sic &c.
Among which are,
Anvils and Vices,
Spades and Shovels,
Fiat Point fine drawn Nails,
Patent Shot, assorted,
White Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
lb
Seine Tiwne, in caska of 250 lb. each.
Hilling Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Guns, 111 cases.
Which are offered for sale, on accommo-
dating terms
September 7- d
Fitch Flail, Jun"
81, Bowly's wharf
Has received by ship Minerva, Jrom Bos-
ton, and fur s^le,
3 tons Patent SHOT from B B to No 7.
2500 lbs. of Jamaica PI 4ENT' ', by the
sloop Industry, from New-York.
November J4. d4t eo4t
Fish, Pork, etc.
THOMAS MAREAN has just received: and
ojfei s for suie at Mj. 9, Bowly's wharf,
110 bbls. Boston Bttv Mackcr'al,
54 do. Nova Scotia do
12 do Salmon,
16 hhds > White God-Fish of superior
118 boxes Equality,
50 bbls. N-w York Prime Pork,
58 boxes fresh No 3 Chocol.de.
On hind,
9,G;;0 lb Martinique Green Coffee,
Bordeaux Brandy, Mess, No 1 and 2 Bos-
ton Beef, Ground Ginger, &c
November 24. d4t-eo4t$
¦*^y>'^'W-—g"-"» '-¦ ¦_¦;»«!¦;
Spanish Tobacoo,
9000 lb. of a very superior qualitt wilt bfi
solo on very advantageous term?, if in'mf di»
ate application is made at No 21, Market*
street. November 26. d4t|
One Uoljar Reward
Ran away from the snbsc rib r, yesterday
morning, an app entice boy to the Boot r -J
Shoe making business, named Z vhariah Bid-
dison ; about thirteen year* of .'ge, sler cter
nvdo. smooth face, and bl.ck eyes fm1 on
and took with him when hi went away, a
Brown fur hat, a Brownt coatirg great Coat,
Blue round about Jacket, Blienai ken a id a
pair white linnen Trousers ;(the ones patched)
a white W'istcoat.and coarse Shoes and Stock,
ings Whoever takes up said hoy and bring*
him 'o the subscriber, or secures him in any
Jail, shall receive the above reward and all rea-
sonable charges, paid by
GEORGE ZlUGLER,
No i7 Harrison-ptrcet.
Nov. 27;________________________d4j.____
B- es Wax !*< Earthen-Ware.
30 bbls. of AMERICAN BEES WAX in
prime order for shipping -and a few crates of
EARHE"'W IE issorted, for sale by
CORN! HWA1T& YARNALL,
No. 83, Bowly's Wharf.
11th mo. 27-______________________d^^
To Rei t,
A CARRIAGE HOUSE & STABLE,
Back of No. 23, Pratt-street Apply at the
above number. ______Nov. 25 eo4t
For Sale,
That valuable Farm called EPPING the
residence of Mrs. Catherine Beit. Tins F»rn»
contains 339 acres, more or less, of limc-s'.oi>e
land, between thirty and forty ot winch :;••»
new in m&udow, and a considerable c|unnity
Oiore may he made ;,t a small expence, p: rt
of which will admit of being wa'ereci. The
soil is adapted to the proilure of coin, wheat
and rye! likewise Timothy and Cover. I' is
well wat r, d, having a number of spring'- -md,
several n. vc tailing streams pas-ing th,.-ugh
] it in such directions us to afford a sufficient
' supply ot water to ei'th field. 1 he inpr. v«.
' menu are a convenient Dwelling Hous*. 1 ' d,
! other necessary luiltlings, wi h a Inge app!«J
I and peach on h rd, containing some <> the
i choi est fruit trees Thr land is siv.c ted on
the York dad, about thirteen mites front the
city of Baltimore, and three from General
Bidgely'S Furnace The t- rms of salt- maf
be known by applying to Rich rti K y Htath,
esq. corner of Cheapside, Baltimore ; or to
the subscriber on the premises
KlCHARD GRAFTON BELT.
November .5 » **o
ELLIOF 6i Co.
No. 7, N Charles street,
HAVE received by the lite arrivals from
France, an elegant assortment of
Paper-hanging Borders arid
Designs,
From the first Manufactory in Paris —
They wisii likewise to intVtrm their customers,
that the season is not yet too far advanced, for
Papering—and R. Elliot will be responsible
that the workmanship done b) him, shall be to
the employer's satisfaction.
November S3._______________________d
I OF FEE-
170,000 lbs of COFFEE, entitled to draw-
back j for sala by
ANDREW BOYD,
No 3, N. Calvert-street
October 30. d
SHOT.
8 tonsPatentSlvit ass> irted, from A to No 4,
60 box-s White Cod Fish,
10 pipes Corsica Wh'e—and
;5 boxes Chocolate,
Now landing from b'ig Tyger, Farley, from
Boston, and for sale by
FITCH HALL, Jan.
81, Bowl}'„ Wharf,
November 23. ____________dot eo4t
¦\ot:ce.
May be had at the Fountain Inn, by giv-
ing one day's notice, cither for public or pri-
vate parties, Calf Foot Jolly, Currant Ditto,
Lemon Creams, and Whips.
November 13. d
M otice.
The Co-partnership o* Hancock and Norris
was dissolved th,< st nisftmtn by mi uisi con
sent ; all persons having claims against the
said firm will please present them for ssttle
ment s and those indebted are particularly
requested to make immediate payment, to ei.
ther of the subscribers.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORRIS.
Sept 14. d3m
Notice.
The St. Andrews Society will meet at
Peck's Hotel, on Monday the 3. th instant at
half past 12 o'clock, P, M. to elect officers for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction of o-
ther business. A perusal of the 14th article
of the constitution is here recommended
The subscription paper will continue at Mr
Peck's Bar Room, until Friday Evening ; —
those members therefore who are inclined to
dine with the Society on St. Andrew's day are
requested to add their Signatures thereto be
fore that time. Dinner will be on the Table
at 3 o'clock.
By order.
ANDREW BURT, Se'ry
November 25. d4t
LOST,
A gold headed CANE It was left in a
Hackney-stage, in which the subscriber rode
from Centre market, to his residence- in Wolfe
street, Fell's Point The Driver is re quested
to return it to the owner, or leave it at this
office.
' J FR MORA>VIT.I.E,
Pastor of Sst. Patrick's Church.
Nov. 37- • dtt§
London Phceri x I ir£ Office
Baltimore, N yember 2, 1807.
The following policies ci nr tbUPmontl
No 272,048, 4th Nov. > J at
7th
27!,047,
27 2.0 jo,
27:,0SL
272,052,
372,053,
272.U54, -------
DAVID
November 2.
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18th
24th
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oid William
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D. WILLIAMS.
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frei tliam and De»
vereux
Jucob Myers.
J J ohn Spurrier-
S1EWAKI', Agent,
dbt eoletlJ __^
Prime Upland Cotton, Russia
Sheetings and Duck, &.c he
60 bales Prime Upland Cotton in shipping
order.
40o pieces Russia Sheetings, " b t%
20 do do Dm k, first quality
2 cases Bengv.l Indigo do.
9 pipes Real Cognac Brandy
500 pieces Blue Nankins,'
15t) bbls. Boston No. 1, and 2, Beef„
120 boxes Mould Candies,
20 d '. Spermaceti do.
10 chests Hyson Tea,
20 tons Bar Iron.
For Sale by
CUMB i
November 26.
Liverpool Salt.
the subicrii'C offers for sa'e,
12.000 oushefs hue Li-e pool S LT, now
on board the ship Poesh.ntus, c ptiin Tomjj*
kins, which In w tl dispose of 01 lili'eral terms
if ti-ken immeeiiately fi*int tlie ship
THOMAS ltN\MT.
Novemb'rV,7. te,3t
lufor ation Wanted.
Richard Harden,
Late of Pratt treet, in the city of Balti-
more, Grocer, who ef sai! city, on or about
the 4th day of October Kst.—The PnMic
wtndd cone r an obligation on a person i-ena
whom he purchased a large quantity of goods,
and likewise on whom he prevailed to endorse
iv te to a considerable amount, f they would
forward a few lines, mentionin'g where he is>
to be found, to A B. at the office of the Fe-
deral Gazette.
The said R. Harden is about 28 years of
age. 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, stout made,
bliick complexion, a mark on his jaw like that
of an eviu, down look, and is a Taylorh\ traile.
When in Baltimore, he was dreescd in in black
with a crape on his hat; he seems to ftuie a
general knowledge of business, and of the
country, being horn in America He former-
ly lived in Charles-town, and prior to his cont-
ing to Baltimore, he lived in Ne-wbern. The
person he has taken in, as above stated, is a
man with a large family, froos whom he has
taken nearly the whole of the mens of sup.
p rt for ti.«m and himself, and therefore
claims the assistance of the public, in ei tect-
Ing him Should the person giving info,mutt-
on (sn that he can be arrestee! r' quire a res-
sonable tewaid lie shall have it, and his name
never be mentianed.
*** The E.iters of Newspapers throu.houl
the United Stales, ivill be pliuied to giv the
above a few insertions,fo> the sake of Uukiui:ity,
Novemb. r 27. ________________ cc4t
~ STOLEN
SOME time since from a store in M'ket-
ott'et \ SMALL P\PER BOX, containing
black ribbons-, among which were, two pieci s
of extra broad stiff' cockade ribbon ; it s
thought that this-4*tter description of ril bon»
being raveVyto he met with, may lead oadis-
of the thief. A re .1 ard t.l Hi. ¦ 1 ... wdl
be given for infor . ali ,11 l^-t will produce coa-
victior. Inquire fttthi* office.
Nov. 27,
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