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solntely necessary to the continent ; ahd in
the next place, if their circulation upo , the
©entinent be rendered snore dirficulc and
Cuit.iUs, they cannot circul.i'.e to tlfeSame
extent, and witii the same lacijfey', after, as
Ivfore the restraints. It follows there,
ion?, that the consumption will be less
—but we" trust the redaction will not be so
as the enemy expects. It is we fear,
'too tttneh to attempt to prove, that our trade
will .rot suffer at all.- [Globe.] |
Sir Sydney Smith, arrived on Mm lay
Everting at Plymouth, and immediately
hoisted his Rag on board the London, of 93
guns.
Bis Majesty is expected in town, this day
to hold a private Levee at Privy Council at
the Ciueen's Palace.
At two o'clock, yesterday afternoon, a
Cabinet Council assembled at the IToregin
Olfice. Their deliberations lasted until half
after four. The members present were—the
lord chancellor", earls Westmoreland & Cam
den, lords Hawkesbuiy and Mulgrave, and
the chancellor, of the Exchequer. Earl lia-
tliurst was admitted to the conference ; from
which it may be drawn, that it related to
the rumored project of a general blockade,
as the noble lord is at the Head of the board
oftral-. After .the council broke up, Mr:
Wilbe.'force had an audience of the cabinet
rr.i rasters.
Mr. G. H Hose, who is charged with a
particular mission to the government of the
United States, sailed on Monday, (the 9th)
from Lymingnow, in the Statyra frigate, for
the Chesapeake.
1
Arrived, ship Brutus. Pendcrjast, 16 days
from Liverpool. Sailed in co. ships Henry,
Mcrrihew, New-York ; Sarah and Eliza,
Stewact, do.; Edward- Elliott, Bost.-n;
Octavia, Boyd, Savannah ; Perseverance,
Cross, Charleston ; Nancy, Morton, sailed
the day before for New-York ; Laura,
Coffin, for Gnttenburg. Left, ships Rolla,
Coit,for N. York, to sail Nov, 14 ; Indian,
Hunter, Newman do, do do; President,
Eldrid^e, uncertain ,- Perseverance, Piles,
New-Orleans in 14 ; Pegeon, ——, uncer-
tain ; Thomas Penrose, in dock,coppering ;
Susan, Hatton.and Salley Bayley, discharg-
ing, destination unknown ; Jane, M'Intosh,
New-York, Nov. 18 or 19 ; Charles, Par-
rot, discharging; brig, —•—, Curren, to
sail in 4 or 5 days for Cadiz ; ship Romp,
Chew, unceitain ; three American brigs &
two American ships, under se zure for smug-
gling, the mates and crew being detected in
the act it was supposed they would be con-
demned.
Brig Sussex, Fowler, 22 days from Mar-
tinique, via Antigua, sugar and coflee.—
The Sussex «as captured by the ship of war
Hipp.imenes, sent into Antigua and detain-
ed iB days, had one man impressed, & was
obliged to pay expences—her letters ,\ere
all broke open. Left at Antigua, schooner
©lory-Anna, Godby, for Sagharbour ; schr.
Little Joe, Fairweather, to sail in 10 days ;
ship Independence, Griffith, in 15 days ;
3] >op —, Leach, in 5 ; brig Jane Maria,
Marscalk, in 14 days for New York ; brig
Three Brothers, Pope, of Canine ; seized ;
brig Brutus, Michaels, of Philadelphia,
waiting trial ; schr. Five Sister,s a ship
and brig, all for Philadelphia ; brig Switt,
Young, for Newburyport, from St. Pierrcs,
drained. The brig Sally-Ann, Diiiiels
sailed 3 days before the Sussex, but was
captured and sent into St. Pieres, detained
47 days, then permitted to proceed, alter
giving bonds for further proof; sloop Mary,
Hancock, repairing, to sail in 5 days for
Baltimore. Dec. 8, spoke sch'r Polly, 2
days from Richmond for Boston.
Sch'r Hope, Davis, 9 days from Havana,
sugar. Left, sch'r Hiram. Alcott, for N.
York, same day ; --------, White, for Balti-
more do. ; brig Camiius, Canada, for N.
York, in all the week ; sch'r Saba, Pitch,
for New York in 4 ; brig Ruth and Mary,
Gardner, Philadelphia, in all this week ;
brig Pallas, --------, for Y. Y. last from Ja-
maica, waiting for freight.
Uaired Statej schooner REVENGE, Read,
33 days from Cherbourg, and 27 days ftofll
the land with dispatches from our minis-
ters it England and France. There had
foeen an embargo at Cherbourg, jfbr 6 weeks,
in consequence of the fitting out a frigate
and brig, which had not yet sailed. Left
at Cherbourg, brig Acorn, Folger, of Bos-
ton ; brig William, of Norfolk ; ship Vic- .
tor of Portsmouth, from w. York, -J?" un- \
cter seizure for hn'viug been in England
The brig; Apollo, captain Vaughan, of Bos- '
ton, sailed under convoy of the Revenge,
by special permission, having on board Mr.
BOUDOINE, American minister at the
court of Madrid, with his family and suit.
Dr. Bullus, who is the bearer of dispatches
t>as proceedud for Washington. The Re- I
*eage has suffered in'the late gales on the I
Coast very severely, and has come her* al-
most a wreck. Oil the 37th ult. her guns !
were thrown overboard, to save the vessel
and lives.
Brig Astrea. Cotterall, from Guadeloupe, j
and 30 from Tortola, Sugar, coffee, molasses.
&c. j
Ship Maine, Dowdall. 43 days from Bris
tol, copper, lead, vitrols, paints, &c. Left
a brig for Philadelphia, in a few days. Gc-
31, lat. 49, 30, long. 9 30, spoke
ship Amelia, Jennings, 98 days from Virgi
nia. December 8, lat. 5s9, 40, long. 70, 66,
schr. Richard. 18 hours from New-London,
for Barbados.
Brig Neptune, Abeel, 37 days from Mon-
tego-Bay, rum and pimento. December 2,
spoke brig Fame, 39 days from Amsterdam
for Charleston-next day, ship Ann, of
"Wiscasset, 29 days from Kingston, for
'Chaileston.
Brig Jane Maria, Marsclialk, from Anti-
gua, and 13 days from Turk's Island, salt.
iLeft, ship William, arrived in 13 days from
,3Sew-York ; brig Susannah, for Kewbury-
jport, in 2 days, and schr. Betsy, of New-
JLondoh.
The brig Joana, Sevier, of Newburyport,
•€ days from Richmond, coal.
Schr, Harmony, Owir.gs, 4 days from
.Fredericksburg, flour.
Sloop President Packet, Stodder, 7 days
Sfiom Boston, pjsnster, fish and oil, bound to
.Philadelphia, with loss of her shrouds.
Ship Liberty, Boyd, of Wiscasset, 71
4ayi from Gwk, and 60 freni Kir.saje, in
Left at Kinsale, Octob
Harrold, of Newburyport, for Co-
penhagen, in O days. October ;$, lat. 81,
SO, long. i7, spoke -hip Susan of
52 days from New Orleans, for Livt 1
N >t. 17, lat. 37, long. 67, spoke hug Ocean,
Barker, 3 days from Portland, for Jamaica.
December 6, lat. 40, long. 71 spoke brig
Aurora, from Tortola, for Harford. Dec.
10, a brig from Salem, for Wilmington.
Stoop Three Sisters Murphy, 6 days
from Philadelphia, hides and corn meal.
Below, ship Melpomene, Danberry, from
Amsterdam.
Cleared, ship Diana, Macey, Dublin ; Lu
ra, H 'sseiet, Bristol ; Washington, Ghristie,
Gaadalnipe; brig Jane, Lomax. Curracoa .
-chr. Fancy, Avery, Martinique ; sloop Sally;
Vlattocki,Ne v Providence; ship Dartmouth,
Savannah; brig Venus, Uildreth, Chaileston;
sch's Be'sy,S.iyre, Wilmington ; Friendship;
Hall, Boston ; Lucy, Hall, do. ; David, L'fto-
inedien. Philadelphia ; Peregrine, G irham,
Boston; Resolution,Harriett,Portland ; sloops
Rover, Peckham, New Bedford; Eliza, Da-
vison, N. London ; Vurca, Fitch, Westport;
America, Somers Philadelphia; Experiment,
'Vodd, Can 'en ; Regulator, Chace, Dighton;
Betsy, Tho'iiton. Provide ice ; Eliza, Gris-
wold, Hartfo d; Independence, Somers, Phi-
ladelphia.
Tiie ship Monticello, Storey, of N. York,
for \msterdan. detained at Plymouth, was
released the 23d of October, and ready to
sail for her port of destination.
The ship Hardware, Law. of New York,
for Amsterdam was detained 24 hours in
England, and released.
The schr. Hope, Miner, 29 days from N
York, has arrived at -'ayenr.e.
The brig Orient, Jenny, from Rotterdam,
for N. York, his arrived at Newport.
Lloyd's List.
Oct. 16—Detained Phillipsburg, Lef-
fingwell. New-York to Antwerp ; Ame-
rica, Adamson, from Ahcant detained at
Fowey. Volunteer, Martin, from Philadel-
phia ; and Minerva, Barnes, detained at
Plym uth, Honestus, Clark from Virginia
to London retaken from the French and
sent to Guernsey. AtGravesend, Horizon,
and Alfred, from Charleston. At Cowes
Ocean, Charleston, and Commerce Crowd-
hill, Virginia. At Falmouth, Cabinet,
Basson, Virginia. Off Dover, Powhatan
Cottle, Virginia.
Oct. 30—Detained, Commerce, Riker,
Nc -York ; EliBa, Newhall, Philadelphi-
a ; Polly, New York to Bordeaux: Vorick ;
Boston. At Newcastle, Sheffield Martin,
from Rotterdam for Charleston. At Lime-
rick, George, from New-York.
The Adeline, Trott- of Boston, from
Charleston, passed Dover, Nov. for Lon-
don. Spoke, Oct. 15, lat. 38, long. 55,
38, ship Perseverance, of New Yoik, ior
Plymouth.
Oct- 23.—Detained at Plymouth, Uni-
on, Jacobs, from Philadelphia; At Ply-
mouth, Charlotte, from Wilmington, *ilh
loss of an anchor and cable. At Falmouth,
Ktreine.ung from Wilmington At Leith,
Tiger, Smith, from Virginia At Amster-
dam, HeNeiius Bowen China ; Hebe,
Philadelphia ; Sukey, Boston ; Nancy,
Hoyt Newburyport ; Flora, Mississippi,
Liberty. Capts. Brookman and Young,
from New-York ; --------, Brooks Ge^rge-
T >wn.
Oct. 27.—Detained, at Yarmouth. Eli-
zabeth from Ne- -York to Tonningen. At
Gravesend. Charles Carter Virginia. At
Bristol President, Young, New-York.—
At Rarnsgate, Minerva, Caldwell, New-
York for Arable, dam, with damage.
The ship Monticello, of New-York ;
Paragon, do. both cleared and sailed for
Amsterdam. The Gen. Hamilton, Shalor,
and Two Brothers, from N. York via Eng-
land, have arrived at Amsterdam.
Ocf 30.—-Gravesend, sailed, Bristol
Trader, Phelps, for New-York. At Ply-
mouth. Diana, America.
Nov. 10.—Detained at Malta, Amazon,
Page ; Carpenter Myer; Belle-Air, Glen :
Fidelity, Dunn ; all Americans. Put in-
to Darthmouth. leaky,; Nortft-America,
Tucker, from Tonningen for b Itimore.
Detained at Dartmouth, Temperance, Bur-
roughs, from Philada, to Tonningen.
Nov. 6,—The Jonge-Henrick, Wittern,
from Charleston is del anted at Plymouth.
The Maria, Heghej, from Buenos Ayres, to
I London, do. At Porstmouth, the Bugle,
! from Halifax with a mail, been gone 2
months and 5 days. At Liverpool, Romp,
Bhnchard Massachusetts; Susan, Hatton,
New-Orleans and Virginia. At. Deal,
Amelia, Jennings, Virginia ; Le Roy,
Gaylord ; Bristol Trader, Phelps ; and
Holand, Nichols, remain all forNew-York.
i _
CONCUSS.
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES",
[TAKEN for the FEDERAL GAZETTE.]
Washington, December 15.
Proceedings this day.
Mr. Milner moved that the memorial
from the merchants and traders of the city
of Philadelphia, (presented a few weeks a-
go) be referred to the committee of the
whole to whom was yesterday referred, the
memorial of the merchants of Boston (pre-
sented yesterday) on the same subject. He
also called for the ayes and noes on this mo-
tion.
The nv>ti"n,was opposed by Mr. Lyon
and Mf. Chandler, and supported Mr. Up-
ham and Mr. Chittenden.
Mr. Gaidenier moved that the previous
question be taken (viz: 'shall the main
question be noiu put ?'.') HjLi
Mr. Milner called for the ayes and noes on
this motion also. They were taken, and
Mr.G's motion was carried, ayes64, noes 52.
Seme conversation took place whether
liiis decision precluded any furtherdebateon
the original motion. The speaker declared
that it did, Mr. Randolph appealed from
this decision, and called for the ayes &c noes,
which were about to be taken (after some
discussion) when Mr. Pitkin moved that the
decision of the question be postponed until
to-morrow.
Mr. Randolph called for the ayes and noes
on this motion. They were taken, and the
motion was lost, ayes 48, noes 69.
The question was then taken by ayes and
noes, on the correctness of the speaker's de-
cision ; and there ¦. ere .against it, 106—for
it 14 ; so it was decided to be incorrect, and
that debate could be had in the house after
the previous question was taken.
The original m tion was therefore before
the house, viz : the reference of the memo-
rial as above mentioned. Mr. Eiy spoke in
favour of the motion.
Mr. Blount moved that the further consi-
deration of the motion be postponed till next
Monday week
Mi. Milner opposed this motion & urged
that ol referring the memorial. He said that
tiie merchants of Philadelphia had at piesent
nearly eight raillionsoi dollars worth of pro-
perty afl iat in the India trade, a great part
of which would probably be implicated un-
der the operation of the non importation
law as it now stood ; and he hoped the
house would not suffer these merchants to
incur so great a loss.
Mr. Girdenier and Mr. Dana also spoke
against Mr. Blount's motion, and in favor of
referring the petition ; and Mr. Sawyer and
Fisk, and others, against referring it.
Mr. Milner called for the ayes and noes on
the motion tor postponement.
They were ordered to be taken. Mr. Kel-
ly spoke in favor of referring the mem rial ;
when tne q lestion way taken by ayes and
noe- on poWponinj, % lost, ayes 44,noes6o.
The question was teen .a'-o-n by ayes and
Sale by Auction.
Is ju«t. sir-rived in the brig Venris, and will '*e I
sold on rhursd
o'clock, at tiie vci tiK warehouse, at the j
corner of Second a d Frederick-streets!
180 bfis }_ Of^a'dd quality GOFPMB., entitled '
25 hhds. 5 to 'debenture.
Aiio.fe.:- account of those co«c-'r*ied,
"to obis, tkt'fim futility GRS'EW GOFF8E.
THOvIAS CHASEj Auct'K
December 15.
ironmongery, Woollens, c^c.
6 cases gilt & plated Buttons, assortedfashi-
onable, patterns,
4 casks of well assorted fashionable plated !
SADDLEHY,
1 case, b gilt Broaches, breast fins, Watcn I
Se^U, K. y», Chains, &c.
4 biles of white, red, and yellow Fhumells,
and Drapery, and Bocking Baizes, different
Colours,
1 case dyed fancy superfine Genoa Princes
Cord,
I ditto dyad Royal Cord, •
1 ditto dyed superfine Genoa Constitution
Cord,
I ditto dyer! Princes Cord,
For sale by
CORNTHWAIT & YARNAI.L.
12th mo. 16th. d!5t
noes onreiemng the memorial, and it was
lost, ayes 44, n CS56.
And then the hone adjourned.
Poit of Baltimore.
CLEARED,
Ship Carlisle, Eldred, Crooked Island
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
December 16.
Arrived, schr.Three-Sisters, Gardner, from
New-Orleans. Sailed 8th ult. Left there,
brig Agenoria, Driscoll, of Baltimore, un-
certain ; schr. Agnes, Antony, of and for
Boston, to sail next day; brig Spanish Lady,
Duffel, of Philadelphia, to sail for N York,
in 2 or 3 days ; brig Charles Field, for N.
York, taking in ; ship Mary and Nancy,
Slaughter, for do in 8 or lO days ; Robert,
Fergusson, of Philadelphia, for Liverpool,
in December. November 18, spoke the ship
Eleanor, of New. York, from London, 10
miles below Orleans. 19th,'spoke ship $.-
merica, from Philadelphia, 20 miles below
ditto. 20th, spoke schr. Minerva, from
Boston ; 2 st, brig Amelia, Philips, of N.
Oileans, from Vera-Crus, at the mouth of
the river.
A Brick-Yard to R mi.
I will Rent or Sell, that old ntitad Br'.ck-
Yard, now occupied by the s u sci-iber, Con-
taining about 5 acres, more, or less. There
is a quantity of Clay dug, and all the utensils,
lor currying on Brick Making, m».y he had on
vei-y .'ei.s'Jiiable terms. The Yard is in < x-
cel er. order, and may he earned on extf.n-
aively with very liltle e-ipence ; and is within
the city of Baltimore. I will also sell some
good Cart Horses and Carts, with gears all
complete, and rent my Stabling tt utner c<*\\
r :ii mcies for carrying 0.1 the said ,business to
a good tenant.
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