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laagcrotisly situated.—Left ,'Sjijj^B- ,k ''This hill authorises the- president to raise
i s:
*¦ -y
r
5,
or, Taylor of Providence for N. York in
days;"Leroy, Gilliss, of and For N. York
10 days ; Abeona, Williams of ttewbu-
p >rt for Baltimore in 7 days ; Friendship,
j«_ ^--scall. for do. uncertain ; Missouri, Dun-
X a» -p, lor Savannah da. ; Perseverance, Fisher,
¦£7 and bourn, {or Philadelphia, in 2Jdays;
-"^.mity, Sampson, for Baltimore in 10 days ;
.^Atlantic, Bennct of and fur Philadelphia
¦iirst . ind ; Mars, Miles, do. do : Caroline,
Tram of and for N. Orleans, 7 days; Pas-
¦senger, Coppinger, of and for New York,
waiting for goods; Harriott, .Harlow of
B Jtimore, uncertain where bound ; Hero,
Milekin, of Portland for France first wind ;
Anna Maria, Howland, of New-Bedford,
uncertain where b und ; brigs Catharine,
Tripp of and for Kennebunk first wind—
AkxanderanekSally, Swaine. for -------, first
« ind : Mountaineer,Gaylord, of and for N,
York do ; brig Sally Leight^n of and for 1
Portsmouth in to days, and Nancy Deston '
of New-Bedford. Oct. 2, in Lit. 59, 15, '
long. 1 5, spoke brig Harriott, Ronps of and
for Salem. 26th, lit. 47, long. 42, spoke
the Sally of and from Portsmouth for Bor-
deaux, out 19 days. Nov. 5th in lat. 44-
long. 56. spoke ship Young Elias, from
Philadelphia, out 18 days. 7th, in lat. 43,
long, do, sp ke ship Thomas of Portland
for Boston, from Marseilles, out 54 days —
17th, in lat. 39, long. 70, sp ke brig Nan-
cy, of Providence R.I out 4ohours, bound
to Martinico. He n« the Comet, except
when cloudy? every night from the 7th of
October to the 4th >f November.
Schr Sally Watson, 8 days from King-
^ ston Jam. Sailed 5th ult. with pilot b iat
schr. Brothers. O'Brien, for this port.
Left brig Niagara. Russel, of and for Phi-
ladelphia, via Long Island, and brig An-
gel, Gamble, of Philadelphia for Havana,
to sail in 3 days. The ship Horatio, Row-
land, of New-York for Honduras, was cap-
tured the 19th Oct. ¦ ffcape N. Mole, by
the Dedalus frigate and sent into Kingston
for having gin on board as part of her cargo.
Schr. Eliza, Webb, from St. Pierres.
Leit there 12th ult. brigs Fiances, Dunlevy,
of and for Philadelphia ; Jane, Henry, of
New-York, discharging ; -------, Richard,
of and for do. in 8 days ; schr. Triumph,
Fallen, of and for Philadelphia next day ;
Whitney, B ckius, of do. just arrived in
45 days and about 40 vessels for different
ports. In soundings off the Chesapeake,
capt. Webb, spoke brig Henry, of Balti-
more from St. Pierres.
Brig Thomas Wallace, 74 days from
Kingston for Philadelphia, was spoke 29th
ult. off Chincoteagua by capt. Boutellier >f
the Clio, leaky and bearing away for the
Chesapeak.
one regiment nf Infantry,
lion'of Cavalry.
and one uatta-
ALEXANDR.I A, Dec. 7.
The editor ot the Diily Advertiser, will
confer a singular favor upon an injured fel-
low-citizen, by inserting the following facts
in his respectable paper, viz.
Gn the 14th Jane last, I sailed in the ship
Royal Sovereign, of 22 guns and 7 5 men,
bound from Charleston to New-Providence
and St. Domingo ; nothing material og-
curred until the 17th July f 'Ho ing, when
we were boarded fr >m his britannic ma-
jesty's ship Chichester, of 54 guns, bound
for the island Cuba, who immediately
impressed all the Royal Sovereign's of-
ficers (the surgeon, gunner, and stew-
ard excepted) together with t • enty two
seamen, chiefly Americans, and myself, al-
though not in the capacity of seaman, not
giving us time to procure the smallest article
more than we had on—in this situation they
hurried us on board the 44 and made sail
for Baracoa, in the said island of Cuba, a-
gainst which place they were ordered with
a detachment from 99th Tipper iry regiment
of infantry—the Spaniards therein as we
j bore up to attack the port and'batteries open-
! ed with a heavy fire f langrage and grape
fr un five different points, Ahich so disabled
the ship both in hull and rigging, that af-
ter four hours unsuccessful efforts to regain ,
the soldiery we had landed, we were com- ,
! pelled to retreat and bear a ¦¦ ay for New-
! Providence, with both chain pumps con-
stantly going—we watered at Providence .
and made all sail for Jamaica, the ship '
wanting immediate repairs. Having arrived '
at the king's d *ck yard on the 20th August, j
in Port-Royal, the people were placed under j
centinels night and day ; but fortunately on
Sunday night, 25th October last, I fonnd
means of making my escape from British
oppression, and arrived safe at Kin-jston,
where I was received with every mark of
hospitality and disinterested friendship, by
captain F.Luckett, of the Alert, bound to
Alexandria, and through whose unexam-
pled goodness, I have been once more safe
landed in America,
I cannot, on this occasion, express my
sentiments of gratitude suflficienilv, for the
manly and polite conduct of captain L. and
also of capt. McCobb, of the Helen, ho
behaved to me with the greatest marks of
friendship.
I am wtth respect.
Your fellow-citizen, &c.
JAMES COOKE.
Dec. 7;
from Amsterdam. At the Vineyard, Mary-
Ann, Norris; and Mount Vernon, Lee,
both from Calcutta, for Salem ; and biig
Eunice, Foster, from Baltimore. Captain
Newman, Nov. 17, lat. 4o, long. 57, spoke
ship Charles, Graham, 10 days from New-
York, for Belfast. Capt. Bowles, Nov. 5,
Antigua in sight, spoke schooner Atlantic,
Dodd, 85 days from New-Vork for Cilrra-
eoa. Nov. 18, lat. 29, 25, long. 70, spoke
brig Bellona, from Nevis, for New York.
The Mary, was detained at Barbados, i5
days by an embargo, in consequence of an
expectation of a war with America.
"Cleared, ship Triumvirate, Green, for
Corbnnear; Ann, Davis, Smyrna 1 New Ga-
le i, Hinkley, London ; John \dams, St-John,
Liverpool ; brigs Hannah, Roberts, Alicant j
Aurora,Goodwill, Cadiz ; scli'rs Mary, Pool,
Mo'itego Bav ; Phoebe, Arnold, Martinique ;
Palladium, Weld, Malaga.
" Coasters, arrived, Caroline, Thomas, N
York; 3 Friends, VVixon, Savannah ; Comet,
Grace, Alexandria — Cleared,Marv, Edwards,
N York; President Packet, ct>rider, Phila-
delphia ; Hero, Sampson, N. York."
For Liverpool,
1 return Very e ,rly hi the xftri •<; \the fstinati-
f this ye:
Extract of a letter from Jamaica, received at
Philadelphia dated Kingston, Nov. 5.
" The rains have been for some time
more abundant than I recollect for many
years past which has removed entirely the
scarcity of provisions and ensured us plenty
of food for our negroes for many months,
and affords us the prospect of good crops of
sugar and coffee. The prices of American
produce are extremely low and as follows ;
Superfine Philadelphia flour from 7 to 8
dollars ; corn meal 4 dollars 25 cents ; rice
4 dollars 50 cents ; bread nominal—It is
supposed notwithstanding the depression,
1 of flour it will still be lower, as upwards
' of twenty thousand barrels on hand in this
1 city and no purchasers Except for the best
Philadelphia superfine."
Married at Shippensburg (Pa.) on Thurs-
day evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Moody,
Mr. James Keys, merchant, of Baltimore, to
Miss Jane Barr, of the former place.
Port of 8 tJtimore.
CLEARED,
Brig Ann, Monsarrat,
Sch'r Experiment, Wells,
Superier, Forbes.
Guadaloupe
St. Thomas
Havana
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 25.
Arrived, ship Palmyra, Whitney, Mon-
tevideo ; ship Othello, Welch, Baltimore;
ship Native Young Liverpool; brig Iris
Glen, New.York ; brig Hercules Courtney,
Phillips, Newport, R. I. ; bri^ Bellona,
Lafond, Havan ; schr. Henry Dennison,
Allen, New-York ; schr. Two Brothers
Leslie, Savannah ; sloop Priscilla, Harri-
son, Newport ; sloop Patty, Bates, New-
port ; sljop Morning Star, Bailey, Savan-
nah.
Cleared, brig Trio, Bera. Campeachy ;
brig Nothern Liberties^ Masterron, New-
Orleans; schr. Amelia, Bo ks, Nev-Or-
leans.
The schr. Belvidere, capt Thompson.
of this port for isles de Los, -vas wrecked
on the 31st July, in Yof bay, near cape
dt-Verds, The first mate was drowned in
endeavouring to reach the shore. A very
small pi portion 01 the cargo was saved by
the captain an>! crew which Was afterwards
taken from them oy the natives who robbed
them of every article and then marched them
as prisoners into the country, to a small
town opposite Goree, where they were ran-
som d ; and reached Goree on the 9th Au-
gust. Capt. Thompson, has arrived at Sa-
vannah, in the schr. Enterprize.
Nov. 26.
Arrived, shipExperiment, Fisher, Isle de.
Loss ; bris; South-Carolona, Seirill, Phila-
delphia ; Sloop Jane, Woods Richmond.
Cleared, ship Mary-Ann, Bentham,
Greenock.
Capt. Fisher left at the isles de Los,
sloop-------, Holden, of Rhode-Island, to
sail in 15 days. At Sierre Leone, sloop
-------, Bradford, of Rhode-Island ; a brig
belonging to R. L capt. Lindsay ; and a
brig formerly commanded by capt. Grey,
who, with all his crew, had died at Cher-
barra-
WASHINGTolsTciTY, Dec. 7.
Dispatches have, we understand, been re-
ceived from Mr. Munroe, dated October
loth.
SENATE UNITED STATES,
December 3.
Dr. Mitchill reported the following bill :
Making an appropriation for the more effectu-
al defence of the ports and harbors of the
U. States.
Be it enacted, i$c. That for enabling the
president to put the ports and harbors of the
United States in a better state of defence,
a sum not exceeding dollars, be,
and the same is hereby appropriated, to be
paid out of any monies in the treasury, not
otherwise appropriated.
December 4,
'Mr. Pope, from the committee appointed
on the subject reported a bill supplementa-
ry to an act entitled an act fixing the mili-
tary peace establishment of the U, States.
THE WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
Of the mails commenced this day ; see Post-
Office advertisement.
To those gentlemen who receive the Ga-
zette at a late hour in the winter season, we
beg leave to make the following statement,
which, we conodently hope, will be receiv
ed as a satisfactory apology, by such of our
respectable patrons as experience any incon-
venience in this way.
It is well known that the mails arrive
sevsral hours later during the winter than
the summer season; to enjoy the advantaga
of perusing the intelligence brought, on the
same evening, our readers must necessarily
permit the paper to go to press at a later
hour. And it must be obvious to every
person, acquainted with the great number of
papers circulated from this office, that con-
siderable time is necessary for their de-
livery. We are not- disposed to boast, at
expence of others, when we say that more
papers are distributed daily from this, than
from any other office in the state. Upwards
of thirteen hundred copies of the Federal
Gazette are circulated every day. For so
liberal a patronage we feel grate'ul, and will
endeavor to merit its continuance.
From Washington Dec. 7.
A fe-- minutes after 12 o'clock this day,
a CONFIDENTIAL MESSAGE was re-
ceived from the p esident of the United
Stales. The galleries were immediately
cleared and the doors closed. I remained
in the capiti 1 until dark ; when, as there
appeared no probability of the doors being
opened, I left it.—This message probably
contains the dispatches from Mr! Muucoe,
which are said to be no later then the loth
October : what, however, may be its pur-
port, or whether it involves the momen-
tous question of peace or war, is yet un-
certain:
From our Correspondent.
" Netv-York, (SundayJ Decetnber 6.
" The ship Ariadne, Humphreys, from
Liverpool, for New-York lias arrived at
Sandwich. A letter of the i9th of Octo
her by her, is received at Boston, mention-
ing the arrival of the Packet, Trott, in S3
days from Boston. The Boston paper says,
our affair! wear a more pacific and promjs
1 ing appearance.
" Arrived, brig Troy, 35 days from Ma
tanzas ; brig Betsy, Meieator, Dundee, 6-.
1 ship and 4 brigs below.
Boston, December 3.
[Anticipated 03' a Newport Packet.]
" Arrived, brig Mary Jane. Bowles, 29
days from Barbados ; Trident, Newman,
Bordeaux, 48 ; schr. Ranger, Salter, Ha
vanna, 10 ; brig Fleetwood, Pollens')©, do.
brig Mary- aroiine, Kendrick, Cadiz. 73 ;
schr. Resolution, Atkins, Malaga, 60; brig
Friendship, Scallon, Matanzfs. It is said
at Cape-Cod, that since the last storm, for-
ty-seven human bodies had been taken up.
At Salem, the Olive Branch, from Water-
ford ; Recovery, Webb, 48 days from Rot-
terdam ; and Thomas, Evelith, 72 days
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
Dccemb 8
Arrived, brig Henry, Parrot, 27 days from
St. Pierres, (Mart.) sugar and coffee, William
Patterson and Sons. Left no Baltimore ves-
sels. Dec. 2, off Cape Henry, spoke brig
Thomas, of New Orleans, 68 days from Ja-
maica, bound to Philadelphia, going into
Hampton Roads in distress, having sprung a
leak, and short of provisions.
Also, schr. Sally, Duval, 40 days from
Maraguay, (Porto Rico) coffee, Joel Morgan.
Left no American vessels. Spoke nothing
but has arrived. The ship Thomas, of Alex-
andria, 168 days from Batavia, went into
Hampton Roads on Friday last, short of pro-
visions.
Also, schr. Eliza, Husband, 20 days from
Barracoa, coffee, to J. H. M'CulIoch.
TiOOK "AUCTION.-
Cole and I. bonsai, AucVrs.
THIS EVENING the 8th instant, will he sold
at our Auc ion room, back of tK Union Bank
of Haryland, entrance from South Cnarles
street,
A. LARGE AND OBXEtlAX ASSORTMENT OF
New e*. Second-hand BOOKS,
Hinong.it which are,
A number of scarce Medical Works, be-
ing purtef til* Library of st professional gen-
tle n, an.
Sale to commence at 6 o'clock.
In course ol the evening Paimings, Prints,
W'.-.ti'lies, &c
December 8^__________________________
bale by Auction.
TO-MORROW,
The 9th at 12 o'clt.ci, at Col. Joseph Blays's
Wharf, Fell's-Point, wilt be sold on Ubcral
credit,
102 puncheons of high proof
St. Kitts RUM,
AND
20 hruls. of the first quality MOLASSES
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
December 8_______________________
'el /'eimf ch ,ng&l,~\
The iileg: :it Ship
DUMFRIES,
_ Robert Hancock, in aster ;
i**'_S9_¥B Burthen 320 tons, built it
Portsmoiits>, Virginia, and is almost new ;
she will sail on Sunday next. For freight ot
:i few bales of col ton or any tight artiei<'3(if
sent on board immediately^ and passage ap-
ply to the master on bom-d at Mr. Joseph
Biays's wharf, or to
CHARLES WIRGMAN.
QCj" The importers of good* from Liver-
pool are particularly solicited to order them in
tliii) remarkable fine fast-sailing ship, as her
consignees will have express directions to
take Liit; earliest goods that offer fill up with
crates, if necessary, and dispatch the ship
with all possible expedite 11
WHO WANTS TO CHI RTF. R,
TO LOAD AT A SOU i HlMS PORT,
j, r * , A Burthensome SHIP, of
¦-_W*ii3vV ab')ut three hundred and fifty
v5jCa_J_J^ tons, to which immediate dis-
_jjs:£ii!_—i£- patch will be given.
And &as just received
^
Sale by Auction
Cole and I. Bonsai, Ancfrs,
mil offr for sale on I'HURSD iV, \0th inst.
at their W< rehouse back of the V'ion Bank of
Maryland, ('entrance from South Charles-
street,) a variety of
Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE,
Consisting of
Beaureaus,
Chairs,
Tables,
Side Boards, &c. &.c.
Sale to commence at half past 10 o'clock.
N B. Book Auction on the same evening
December 8.
Sale by Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING,
The \0th instant, at 10 o'clock, at the Vendue
Warehouse, at the corner of Second and Fre-
derick-streets, -will commence the sale of
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
PLATED WARE, and SADLERY.
And at 12 o'clock,
37 hhds. of Martinique Clayed Sugar,
20 do. Trinidad Musepvado do.
50 boxes Havanna White and Brown do.
140 bags Good Goffee,
Brandy, Hum. and Gin,
A variety of Hyson and other Teas,
2 cases Indigo of the 1st quality.
And
52 casks Spike Nads, of various sizes.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
N. B. A Negro Wench, about nineteen
years old, belonging to a. deceased person's
estate, will be disposed of immediately after
the Dry Goods, on 9o days credit
Also,
A Negro GIRL, about 15 years old, who
is to seiv until the age of 35. T Q,
December 8.
Guest, Atterbury & Co.
HiVFFOR SALE,
i63 Packages of Goods
Consisting of,
Callicoes iff i.hinlies.
Fancy worked Muslins,
Laeed 8* Lappet do
Coloured & Embossed do.
Laced Cambric Shawls,
Dimities, Ginghams,
White St Printed Qoilt'msrs,
Men'.i and VVome .'s Cotton & Silk Hose,
Madras and Pnllicat Handk'fs.
Cotton Laces, &c.
A considerable part of the above, have just
been received by arrivals at New-York and
Philadelphia, and the whole are entitled to
dra orbfcck
December 8______________________dlOt^
Wanted to Rent,
THREE RO'!M^, for the accommodation
of a single gentleman, in a central part of the
city, inquire at ihis office.
De ember 8 eo4t$
Mrs. Lytton
Has jnst received, a case of elegant Paris
made Velvet Bonnets and Turbans; and
has on hand, an assortment of fashionable Vel
vet and Silk Pelises, Irom London.
Dec 8.______________eo4t
Notice.
The subscribers think it necessary to in-
form the public that James S Thomas is at
present the only person authorised by them to
receive money on their account without an or-
der.
THOMAS Sc CALDCLEUGH.
Dee. 8_________________________d«.
To be Sold,
Bv ordrr op THz Orphans' Court,
On Saturday, the l9th inst at 1 i o'clock, two
LOTS of GKOUN1) >r< Second st. belonging
to the estate of the late Charles Wier; one Lot
'5 feet front and 66 feet deep, with a two-sNjry
Brick House on tiie front, and a large back
building, subject to a ground rent of £& 7 6
sterling; also, one Lot 15 teet front ind 66
feet deep, with a one story Frame House on
the front, occupied as a brass-founders shop,
with a casting shop on the rear, subject to a
ground rent' of £3 15 (j sterling, per annum.
The Lots will be sold separate or together, as
may best suit the purchasers.
CHAM TTE FRIZZLE,-),, „.,
,ir » ,~ > t. rir > Executors
W L S.A TnLKr.i<., $
Of Charles Wier, deceased.
__Dec. 8. Tvl'4t
inJJaitimore County Court,
November 28, 180r.
Mathias Rich, an insolvent debtor of Balti-
more county, having heretofore applied, bv
petition in writing, to the Judges 01 the said
County Court, peas >ng the bent fit of the " ac t
for the relief ol sundry insolvent debtors-' ;
and a schedule 01 his property and a list of
his creditors, on oath, as tar as he can ascer-
tain them, as directed by said act, being an-
nexed to the petition ; and the said Mathias
Rich, having proved to '.he satis'action ol the
said court that he hath resided in the state of
Maryland the two preceding years prior to
the passage ol the said act: and having been
brought before the said court, and discharg-
ed Ir'im imprisonment, on taking the oath by-
said act required
It is tiiereupon adju iged and ordered, by
the said court, that the said Mathias Rich,
appear before the county court, at the Court
House in the said county, at 10 o'claclt in
the forenoon of the 29th day of March next,
to answer such interrogatories as may be pio
posed to him by his creditors ; that the said
day be, and is hereby appointed, the limw for
the said creditors to appear and recommend
a trustee for their benefit; and the said Ma-
thias Rich, give them notice of tins passage
of this order, by causing a copy to '.c inserted
in someone of the newspapers in the city ol
Baltimore, every other day, for three months,
successively, before the said twenty-ninth
day of March next.
Signed per order
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
December 8, 1«07. eoJm}
140 tons Pia'.ster, cheifly Red,J
250 boxes nice White Ced Fish,,8c
8 hoghbheads,- diito, ditto
They have also on hand,
130 barrels nice, flavor* Pippin Apple?,;
120 boxes small Sm >:>ked Herrings.
. i, r. The above Schooner, a good
"'¦ei^ir\ Strong vessel, will take freight
•i~,^C:&lS^ t0 t,ie West-Indies, or a port
**f*t'!*fs£: ¦: in the United Si ates. For term«
apply to the master on board, or to
M'fAUON & WALSH.
Dec. a d4t
To the Inhabitants of Baltimore a tid its eh
•Virons,
t return my sincere thanks for the very
liberal p tronage bestowed on me since!
have had the honor of being known to them.
My benefit in the Spring, which was the
most crouded house the theatre could boast
of for the season, I shall ever acknowledge
with the utmost gratitude ; and to the bril-
liant assembly that honored me with their
company on Friday evening at my concert,
I return my hearty and sincere thanks. I
now take leave of the inhabitants of Bal-
timore for a few months, wishing them
health and happiness.
W. H. WEBSTER.
Decembers. d2it
BaLumore and York Turnpike
ROAD CV MP (NT.
THE Stockholders of said company are re-
quested to meet on Saturday the sixteenth day
of January next, at Evans' Tavern in the city of
Baltimore, at lo o'clock i 1 the forenoerv, in or-
der to organise the said corporation, and tu
choose Oy ballot, to be delivered in person or
by proxy, one President, eight Managers and
one Treasurer, Sec agreeably to the 4th sec-
tion of the act of incorporation.
Joseph Thornbuvg,
Thomas M'Elcerry,
Nicholas Merryman, f of Elijah f
liavid M'Mechen,
Commissioners.
December 8. eot 16J
Richard Culverwell
Returns his frieuda and the public at large
his sincere thanks for their past favors in hi«
line as an auctioneer, which he has carried
on m the city and precincts of Baltimore foe
near 20 years, and hopes stil to meet with the
same encouragement in future, as he always
studied to give geuerd satisfaetion to seller*
and buyers, and by his long experience i»
well versed in the abo'e line of business, in
which he still will endeavor to please. Where-
as Joseph C O'Keilli, has taken out licence*
for the sale of Horses and Carriages, ho
wishes to inform the public that he is no ways
connected with him, but acts solely on his
own account. His stated hours of sale at
the centre market, on Wednesdays and Satur-
days, to commence at 10 o'clock, i\. M. and
at the Maypole Tavern on Tuesdays and Fri-
days at 3 o'clock, P. vl. All orders, laft at
James Fearon's Tavern and at the horse mar-
ket, will be duly attended to, as he keeps an
office, there for that purpose Horses to be
left in Mr. Fearon's stable, where tickets of
reception will b<~ given. He continues lo sell
horses and carriages about the street as usual
RICHvllD CULVERWELL Auct'r.
N. B Said Cul erwell, continues the sales
of Orphans' Property every where within the
city and precincts of Baltimore.
December 8. 2aw4t
Dividend.
The Creditors of Parkin and M'Kanna, are
hereby? notified, that a third dividend of the
as-eis of that estate, will be paid by the sub.
s r h r, at his dwelling house, corner of L m.
ba d and Sharp street, 6.1 Thursday tl e lutts
day of December next.
JAM_S CAUEY.
December 7. d4t
Post-Office,
BALTIMORE, Dec5, 18071.
THE public are lertbj informed, ihat ttia
Winter Establishment of the Mail upon the
main hse, will commence at this office en
Tuesday the fcth inst.
EASTERN MAIL,
Will close every day at a quarter past 7 o'-
clock, a. m \ ill arrive everyday at half past 9
o'clock a. w.
SOUTHERN MAIL,
Will rloseata Quarter pas' 7 o'clock, a. k.
will arrive at 9 o'clock, a. m.
CHAKLES BUHRAI L.
P. S. The CarlisleMu: will hereafter arriv%
every Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, a M and will be
closed every Wednesd. y at 1 o'clock, r. m.
Dec. 5.
HandelianCharitable Society.
The members are hereby informed, that
the Evenings of performance, is again chang-
ed from Thursday to Friday, during the sea-
son. And as a public performance of sacred
music, is shortly to take place, tlie commit-
tee of airangeinrnts have thought it expedient
t iat the numbers should meet every Wednes-
day evening (as well as Friday) for rehearsal,
until after the Oratorio. The members are
therefore earnestly solicited to be punctual in
their attandance every Wednesday and Frid ,y
evening, at half past 6 o'clock, if the) feel
disposed to give their assistance in so laudable
an undertaking.
HORACE H. HAYDEN, Sec'ry.
December 4.
First Baltimore Rifle Company,
Meet at the Engine House, Liberty-street,
on Wednesday next, 9th instant, at IO o'clock
precisely, without uniform, but with your
rifles in goed order, and provided with pow-
der and ball, from thence to march to place
appointed for exercise in sharp shooting:
" each man will furnish himself with his
puncheon "
By order of the Captain,
THOMAS EVERETT, Sec'ry.
December 7.
RIFLEMEN
Of Fells Point will meet at the Point
Market Space on Thursday the 10th instant,
at 9 o'clock, A. M. in complete military
order, to attend a parade of the first batalli-
on of the 6th Regiment to take place, as by
order of the major of said Battallion ; each
man to provide himself with 12 rounds of
blank cartridges or powder: But should
the lothinst. be unfair, then to hold them-
selveiiulike readinessat the said place and
time the next fair day thereafter.
NATHANIEL HYNSVN, Capt.
Dec. 4.
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