'.fldiitliy ami tr<d- ••••' tit? en<-ii»ie> 5 who are therewith provided witli the llleariO of prosecuting i'.t '.vat' Which has proved lo niinousto Eur'pe< 1 ;:k:ng these circum l.ances into contiueraUou, the king Cannot delay a moment to apply a proper remedy t< eviks of fucli magnitude ; revoking, as he has been pleaii.d to revoke, \lie ftid Royal E iT.a of 18th November, 1797 ; and hlio eve r.v other pei million, general or particular, v. *.ch may have been granted either by hit Majeftv's itr his Vice-Roys, Governors, In-, tendants, and others in office ; the laws oi America, and the regulations of free trade remaining in their lull force.—And thefaid chiefs are bound, under their own persona! refponfibiiity, to take such steps as they (hall think rsnft prop-r not only to ensure a punc- tual execution of tiiefe laws, but to repair an injury pra&i&d under cover of the laid Edict, without admitting any excuses or pre tences whatsoever, wliicfa may lead to thwart the.executioHf of this order. The fit meanly his Majtrfty hopes, will en courage the merchant's of Spain and Ame rica, to use their endesv«rs"to enjoy the be nefit held out to them from reciprocal com mercial transitions, adopting the u!'ual me thods (armaments) and pointed ouW by mteffity ; but (bouK the assistance of go vernment be required, the commercial tribu nals of this kingdom and America, may ap piv lo Jiti Majeffv, repi-'feming whatever tteir-dttty IhalldicUte, with a full confidence -hat a eur attention will he paid to the fame, provided thev thenifelves to point out the wear.s of supporting our trade and imliift■"■*. nutting dfiilc / v»?ry thing that has oppoied it hitherto, to the great 'loss of our fubjefts, aiiii th*^e.nefi k of our enemies. Aft T.hich J commiinicate to you in'Com jiljanttf with the Vine,'sorders ; and yon will pay the gre.'. Left attention to its execution, ,is fur as ctinccrns yyu ; addling the recep- tion thereof, and 'of flrhat steps you (hull tir -for the int«r<"ft of bis Majrfty's government. Aranjucz Jjri', 1799. BALTIMORE July 10. The Meed of Merit. Captain Wtbb, arrived at New-London from St. Thomas, fail-din company with a of 44 fail of Americans, under convoy of the United States sloop of war Baltimore, eaptan Barron, and the brigs Eagle and Richmond. Captain Wtbb wiflies to maVe this pub lic testimony of thanks to commodore Bar ren for the vigilance, attention and polite ness constantly displayed towards every vef. fel undrfr hi ( 3-care. and thinks that too much praise camiot.be given t» his affable and office*-like conduft on the occafioo. NASSAU, June 18, 1799. Arrived,—(loop Mars, O'Connor, Cuba ; fchr. William and Mary, Mozeyy N York ; Pacha, Eldndge, Boston ; Fttnah, Bell, North Carolina. Ditained and Prize sent btJmee our lajt. Ammcaa fchr. Polly, from Virginia, to NewOrleani, partly laden viii>< JCaiU Joints. Tin Ware, &c. by the privateer Tbtee Bro : then. . Marl ty, of the Three Brothers'l In the Court | versus J. of Vice; j Thi fchr. Freefoit H-Cargo J Admiralty, j ON the i ith inft. this cause was argued before the Hon. Moses Franks, Esq. Judge •f the Court of Vice Admiralty, and on | " ,e feutence was pronounced ; by I winch die veffd and cargo were condemned i to the capton, who nevcrthelefs were order ed to pay the Costs of suit, it appearing that undue means had been attempted to in fluence the crew of the Freeport tjpon their examination, which his Honor the Tudre highly Tebrobated. Upon the trial it appeared that the Free, port had bcei. furnifhed with regular Amer ican paper#, and failed from Boston.to Ca diz with a cargo belonging to the raafter and another American citizen, where the fame was fold, and from the proceeds a car go of Wines and Brandy, purchased with which (he returned to Boston, where the cargo was landed, and at the expiration of a fortnight reflvpped. The Freeport then *»iied for New-Orle ins and a market, with sew clearances. See. in the ■ profccution of which voyage, (he was intercepted by the Lihelhnt, and sent into this port for ad- ration. Condemnation of the cargo was argued upon the ground that the fame, was Spanilh property, and much time were taken bythe Praflors in the'r refpeftive arguments upon that point but in pronoucing sentence,"his Honor the Judge declared, that he did not conceive the qucftion of proptrty of much coufequenee to either party, because it was inaiiifcft that the veflel had evaded the vigi lance of the British cruiferj/and entered a blockaded port with provisions, without a licence for that purpose, and had rhereby aided the enemies of his Majesty with the means ~f protruding the war : that after arming in the port of Cadiz, fl,« had again escaped the blockading fleet.and returned to " tl "» fr ° m was proceeding for an enemy , po ri wh cn captured ; that such eonddft was a departure from Neutrality, 3 m - J ' rt & violation of the laws of Na ti-n* aid as f„ch orotherwife, both vessel and cm-Ro became forfeited- The Prodor for the claimant, upon fen b;l„, pronounced, prayed his Honor tie Jit-gc fra rehearing the cause upon be pounds that his Honor had mifconceiW , , , <l U: ; ! U o n "1 a matter of faft, when he declared the blockade of Cadiz to ex- Jerd t« t-eulvals and that the vessel had he entered port without a lictncc ; but after Argument, lie application was itfufed. • A QUEBEC, Jnne i 2. On Satqrday evening J a ft rke Bth inft, a very nit-l iscboly accident happened at To feph Savinc's, near Do.chefter Bridge on fide : The follow!,,- , re as near as can be atcenaiiied, the circumstances of the uutorttimtc event. .uexes rouenvn, a servant to Savarre, went down on a ladder into a well abaut 20 feet deep, which nad been digged in December lad, to bring ub a bucket which had fallen into the Well lome time before. It the well had ken kept covered till the. time of the accident, and that this unfortunate man, im mediately 011 defcendiug the ladder, wasfufFo cated by the noxious air, which is commonly formed in such pi ices when lliut up for any confiderable length of time ; attradling the attention of Savarre, who was employed near the spot, be immediately went to the assistance bf his servant and met with the fame fate ; the family was now alarmed, and Jean LangevW'-Leffec, of Dorehefter Bridge who was puffing at the time, went to the assistance of Savarre, and perilh'd with him ; by this time foine of the neighbours had assembled, and Jeau Roderique, a labourer, unconl'cious of the danger proceeded to the affiftanee of Langevin , he was advised to make himfelf secure by a rope {'aliened round his body, this he refufed, and soon met the fate of the other fufferers ; a fifth person, named Bougie, now proceeded to descend into the well to the affillance of the others butbefore he reached half way down, be be gan to totter, but having bad the precaution to fallen a ropßroufidflpi drawn up senseless, but recovered on breathing the frefh air. Sunday morning the bodies were taken up with iron hooks fattened to the ends of ropes, in tbe marn-r of Grapuils. In the courfeof the day the depth of the water in the well was measured, and it was found not to exceed 15 inches, a lighted r.andel was let down which was immediately extinguished ; a live cat was afterwards let down, and ta- 1 ken up in less than a minute apparently: lifelefs, but which recovered on being expo sed to the fre (hair. —EIH I !■■■ Ml 1 | 3DbeoasCtte. P H ILA'D E LP HIA , FRIDAY VVENING, 7VLY IJ PRICES OF STOCKS. PHILADELPHIA, JULT JO. Eight per cent. par Ditto Scrip, 1 per cent, below par. Six per.Cent. - 15/ d to jd Deferred 6 .per Cent. 14/4 Three per Cent. trf to 9s tj B\NK United States. 15 advance. • North America, .44 tfl 45 <Jo Pennfylvania, 13 to 14 do Infuranae comp. N. A. fliares »3 Pennfylvania, shares, 17 to »8 Baft-India Company of N. A. 5 per cent, advance Land Warrants, 30 doU». per 100 «rei. By intelligence from the American consul at Leghorn, it appears that the French-ge neral (Miofis) received him with civility, and aflWed him that upon his proving to him American property, It fliould always be sacred. A letter from Spain dated the 17th April fays, that letters ps service had been recent ly jjivcii cf^their hrft tljat several corps as troops hati Tseen ordered to march iowards-Vakntia artd. Alicante—and a great number of transports direded to be in readirieii ; ' whence it was conjeilured that the recapture o'f Minorca was the objeft in contetnplation. Extract tf a letter from ■ ■ , at Mar seilles, to Mr. Toung at Madrid, dated Ist 4pr>i '799- " Yesterday I received intelligence front Ughorn, that the French troops rook pof feflion of t city last Monday; in confe rence. of which the Britifli fijuadron now' blocks up the port, and will continue so to do, as there i 3 one ieventy four and several smaller vefliels lay at anchor in the road opposite the port, where, and at Porto Ferraro,lhe iquadrqn will continue thisfuir mer ; io that all bufmpis is at tn end iu Leghorn (liort, in all Italy, there be ing not one neutral pnrt in the Mediterrane an at pretest. All the American ships, to the number of ten or twelve, left the port o^~ je ?' 10rn the day before the French took i polieflion ot it, and ..iichored in the road under the protertion of the British men of war." Copy of a Utter from a genthman, to bfs friend in tbis city, dated CADIZ, 26 april, ,799. Since closing the copy of my last of nth inft. I have read a decree from this court, prohibiting, under the fevered penalties, any commercial intercou'rfe between foreign na tions and the Spanilh settlements in Ameri ca : it is not yet published, but will be in a few days : it was shewn te me by Messrs. which were formerly granted, and which have been the mean? of'int'roducing Weflf ludia produce in American bottoms. I leave you to calculate the effeft it.rnuft have upon the price of Weft India produce. It is a prohibition of Cocoa ; but the foreign* duty onl sugar is not much.. .This has been dene in Confluence of a reprefentationirom. the. merchants and confulado of this pluce, and is particularly aimed at the trade of the United States. Extract of a letter from a gentleman, in Ca diz, to bis friend in this city, dated 16 May 1799. " Ihe decree referred to in my copy on the other lide, has been put in force in this place, and several veffeli who were f#a dy to (ail for Spanish America have been prevented. The French Brest fleet of 24 tail of tht fine, frigates, &c. palled up the ftreighfc about 10 days ago. 'l'he Englifli fleet prjder Lord. St. Vincent, of 18 of the line, purlued them five days after ; and the Spanifli fleet of 17 fail of the line and some trlgates left this place on the 12th and 13th inft. Theif destination is. not known. Reports and opinions are as tifual various ; but certain it is, that we-are on the eve of some great event. In Switzerland and Ita ly the fluttered remains of the French ar raisf are force.! "to .rttreat with tliegieatew precipitation T.om every plate they former ly pofftflkl', excrpt Mantua, which is nwvv believed by the Kuffi./n and Auftrians. I- : suppose another Kngljfli ftcet will blockade this port before the rtfws, of its being open can arrive in America." TKi't; copy 7he Basbaw of 1 ripjii has ordered aiedy tbe American Agent, -who t?arl arrived at Cartbagenu. Suid Jlasbaio bits made some new demands on the United States ; and de clares, that if thej/ are not complied with, that his corsairs will be ordered by him to take American vessels. This information ccipt. Smith Kill communicate to all Ameri cans he shall meet, that I bey may use the necessary precautions, and that cabt. Smith •will proceed with dispatches for tbe United States, and follow his original instructions, which be has received from tbe underwritten Consul for the United Status. Algiers, April 1799; RICHARD O'BRIAN. To etipt. Smith, commander of) j the U. S. polucrc Tbe Dej, ) LV rff^AUROHA m €m o n day last, an account is given of a meeting held at Kurtz's, Hamilton townlhip, Northampton county, fqr the purpose of fixing on the man to be fuppoited a< our fut cceding govt/tnor, which is utterly falie.— th« true proceedings cf this meeting may be feell in tls. following extraft of a letter from a.gentllTAn of unquestionable veracity andcfiaratf&rf, who .ttended the meeting : " I. wrote you lalt night in such haste that ; I tould not be futikiently circumllantial ; I i will now give you an account in detail. ; The people atlemblcd' it Kurtz' l ; a little be : fore two o'clock, and at three ftiey had pret ty generally met.' At a quarter past time, j Smith, finding 'his party rather weak, re queued those who were for M'Kean, to wait until the reft were gone, as the intention of the meeting was to pf-fclnote his ele&ion. It was ©bfcrved on the otfier hand, that by tbe advrrtilcmtfiit, uN Republicans were invited, to'fix on a fuitabie s>erfon for Governor ; that we were ill and tjiat we willied to have the liberty ofj ehooling for ■ourlelves. He at length acqujefced, and we proceeded to appoint a chairman. Mr. P— ►nominated Smith. ——, nominated John Hiifton. Hufton was accordingly elefted. 1-liis'afcerr.iincd the strength of parties—the anarchists (icede—we proceed to business without them—a committee is appointed to frame refolutions—tiie disappointed seek to interrupt us, by re-joiqjng the meeting, and making dilbrderly motions—they ane uni formly over-ruled-—tbe resolutions are pro duced by the committee, pass through the usual forms, and are ratified—much cha grined, thej Dlufter, attempt to wrangle, and finally, that they may not be entirely defeat ed, proclaim a meeting to be held there in the night, which was not to open until all th. aristocrats were gone. We had not the alfiftance of our friends from the river, at S , and C , were about fettling the *Ci£went. I forgot to nation, that the generous spirited Dr. Smith, publickly threatercd to sue immediately some of his customers for Tiding with the friends of Mr. Rofs." Thus we fee by what means thefc friends of equal rights endeavor to carry their pur poses, and with what palpable falfhood they would cover the disgrace of a defeat. It should be dated that th*" Dr. Smith above mentioned, is a cracked brained French doc tor, as poor a creature, perhaps, aseverex» ifttrd—he is not worth another word. The chief justice knows him, and will be ferry to f:c him among his friends. It is a bad omen of the refpedability of his party, in that part ot the slate ; qne of the principal lead ers of the Democratic gang was one Fsiks, abrotherof theinfurgent nowconfiued ano- 1 ther omen. The following are the trtit and legitimate resolutions patted at the meeting alluded to : A refpcctable meeting of the eleftors of the fourth and eighth elettion diPtrifts of Northampton cwtmty, was held on Satur day the 22d day of June inrtant, at the house of John Casper Kurtz, in Hamilton to\yn (hip, for the purpose of fixing on a. suitable charafter to succeed his excellency Thomas Mifflin, as chief magiffrste of this common wealth ; and after maturely and impartially weighing the qualifications of the different candidates, tfis following resolutions were adopted :' ift. Resolved, That we will with eur votes and interest support James Ross, of 1 ittlburgh, as candidate for Governor at the enl'uing ele&ion. 2d. Resolved, That John Stroud, John Huflon, Jacob Poftens, Frederick Brotz man, Joseph Drake, and Nicholas Biotz man, I;e. a committee to correspond with the other committees of this state, and to co-operate with them in all proper tfleafures calculated to effesluate the end proposed. Signed by order of the committee, JOHN HUSTON, Chairman. Jamis Hollinshkad, Sec'ry. Hamilton, June 12, !"9> We are informed thai a meeting wa» e d at the City Hall yesterday, baween the Mayor and the joint committee of the odea aiid Common Councils, managers to the plain for watering the c iff, now in pro jV 1" " th . f dir B, H. Latrobe, and the commissioners who were appointed by ordinance to invite and receive fubferip twns to a l<*m of 150,000 dollars, the cap ital contemplated to be necessary for defray tug the expence. 1 his meeting, we understand, wai called for the purpose of communicating to the eommiffioi trs the advanced state of the works, the a&ual expencc of executing therein to the present time, and the proba ble sum it wiil require for the full and entire completion of the whole plan, by an eftimat* founded on expences ascertained and known by the execution «f very considerable parts of the works. 'ft i We learn, that an accurate tlatement of r- disbursement, wasexhibited ?t iliis meeting, w , detailing, with mucii precision am) miiiute- I j i:efs, the furna expended oi> the fcveral. dif- | ferent parts of the plan ; and. we are suthijri ■ n i zed in faying that < n fair inference g from j well afcehained fafits, the who!? exper.ee <sf i completing the necefiary work?, so far froTj j exceeding, will probably be under the sam V I contemplated. h at To carry on and this great ob ,>e jedi so imptSTtant in evti^Tpoint of view to e ~ I the welfare of the city," and in the estimation j of some, efTentia} for r* vrefcrvtion from rur t0 In, it appeared that, in (lead of "!500 (hares at too dollars per (hare, the loan fubf-ribed to this day amounts otdy to 672 (hares,and eonfequently the corporation are nst pufTef t,J fed of efficient means to ptrfeft even one I ' half of thejplan. This scanty means, 111 5 IS > or 6 weeks or sooner, mult be entirely ex •" haufte'.l ; and of courfc, unless further aided by the patriotic loans of intelligent citizens, the value of whose property ij deeply inter ested in ks fuccefsful completion, a full (lop (of necessity) will be put to the further pro' : grefiof these works. (A. D. A.) a dsa3ette 4®arim Port of Philadelphia', ARRIVED. Sloop 7oy, faction. CLEARED. £(ir. Elizabeth, Hughes, Union, Sheffield, . Arrived at the Fort. Frcdcrickfburgb Fucket, Ben er, Cadiz. Ship Prudence, Mitchell, of this port, was at Cadiz the 23d May, to fail for kome in all June. 'Brig Friendfiiip, O'Connor, of this port, on her paliage from Belfalt to the Isle of May, has been captured by a French priva tes, plundered of Linen, &c. and then giv en up—since arrived at Cadiz. The United States Frigate, Commodore Barry, west to sea on Thursday last. List of Vessels at Nassau, New-Providence, June iot£>, 1799". The fchoont-r Fieeport,-Weld, from Bos ton, bound to New-Orleans, taken by the privateer Three Brothers, on the 29th May, condemned velM and cargo. Sbnp Adams, of Philadelphia, from New-York, for New- Orleans, captured in June by the fame pri vateer, waiting trial ; fch. Polly, from Vir ginia, for New-Orleans, captured in June by the fame privateer, waiting trial ; ship Harmony, from Capr Francois, taken in April, bound to Baltimore, (hip and one third cargo condemned ; fch. Ann Pennock, Hamilton, frcm Cape Francois, for Balti more, captured in May, one third cargo condemned fchr. Pegasus, of New-York, from Jamaica, to the Havanna, captured in June, who had previouily been carried to .ingfion, Jamaica, there acquitted, trial not commenced ; brig Nancy, Coffin, of New-York, captured in April, from New- CXrle*tr» f bound Tor c»p«ured in- April, from New-Orleans, bound to the Ha vanna, viith lumber, veflel and cargo, con demned. i . New-Tori, July II ARRIVED Day» Ship Olive, M'Call, Cadiz 48 Schr. Laurel, Wilson, Satannah 6 Sufanriah, Jones, Bermuda 9 Sloop Abigal, Lnyd, Virg nia 5 Schr. Dispatch, and Bellona, have arrived in the MifliiCppi. Brig Apollo, Waddle, i> taken by the French and cafried into Malaga. Ship Mary Ann. Adams, ii taken and carried into Algeziras. A list of American vessels at Cadi% and Al- v)ben tie ship Olive failed, May *3; »7995.., -Ship Hope, Hasty, Philadelphia taken Ijy tlic Frcnch-aift April, carried into Algitfiras astir a fratrt engagement. Schooner Rachel) Giles, Beverly, to fail from Cadiz for New York, th? firft of June. Schr. AiigufVs. Benet, failed the 21 May for Glofter. ' Brig Betsey, Loving, CharL-fton, bAund to Malaga. • Brig Union, Leonard. New York, failed May 22dfor New York. Ship Venus Dafhiell, 3alt'morc, at Gibral tar bound to Batavia. Brig Commerce, of New York at Gibraltar, Ship Mary Ann, Adams, of do. taken by the Trench into Algeliras after a smart en gagement. Bark Columbia, of do. at Cadiz to foil in all June for New York. Ship Columbus, St. Lucar, Wood, of do. to fail for v ew York. Ship Prudence, Mitchel, Philadelphia, beurwi to Philadelphia, to fail in June. Brig Frieudlhip, Owner, Philadelphia, in Cadiz faouiid to New York or Philadelphia. Brig Apollo, of New York, taken by the French and carried into Malaga. Brig Commerce, Bowers, Cliarkfton, arri ved into Cadiz the 2 lit May- Ship Ardent, Spiith, of Baltimore, taken by the French and carried into Algefiras, Capt. and several of the people wounded, -af ter a fmirt engagement. We have also received a lid of the Spa nilh fleet which failed from Cadiz, under the comma rid of the' general Jofef de Ma zareJos—Which is as tollows : Guns, Ships, Ccmfnanders. lit Conception', Brig. Don Antonip de lifcano. 11l Principe, Brig.Don Juan Vincen'tc Yari«z. lit Santa Ana, Brig.Don Balwfar Hidalgo de Cif'iero*. 1I» Meikara, G*P- Nav. Don |«fef Ila Condedc RegJSf%rijf. Dunjofef d* Efcano. 84 Neptuno, _ Cap. Nav. Dec BernadoMunog. 74 OooqnifladeT, H. Don Cofme Cfmrruca. 74 l'ciayo, • 74 San Pablo, 74 A£s,- i'.i, Don Cayetaro Valdo. Bri£. ®»n Ltrit de V.liabripa. io. .Don Jcfcf LotcOXtt Qoi toeches. - ' r ". V" r-r ■». 74 s. Jiian Ncj-err, cwno, Cap. «a». V&ai^a tUvO 'M ',+n > . 74 Oricirte,, J?rn{. lJon.Hdiok.s Eflratl;vv -74 SoxtnWr Caj Den, kafcel V.i.k„f : 74 Babatr.a,-•■' id. Don Jofof AramVnru, 74 San Telmo; id. t)on Jjjo Martii.e* 74 Eaula, id. Hon AHgiuilui^'tgucroa. 74 San Joaquin, ij. DonMarcelo Efjinola. 36 Pcrla, 36 Carmen, 40 Atocba, 36 Matilee, 16 Vivov Ten Nav. Don Juan Deslobbca. 14 Vigilante id. Don Jofcf dc Cordova, 14 Deicubridor id. Don Pedro Pantoja. The brig Friendship, captain O'Conner, from Belfaft, bound"to the Isle of May, one one ot the Cape de Yerds, was taken on the 15th May, in lat. 3-6, 13, long* ij, 00, by a French privateer brig, from Roctelle, ii\ France ; and after being robb-d of linens, money, quadrants, charts, &<;. was given up to the captain and crew, who arrived in her at Cadiz. Ship Hope,, of Philadelphia, George Haf t:e, matter, mounting 6 three poiimlers and ten men, wa» taken'on Sunday, April sift, in the Strpights as Gibraltar, by two French privateers, after engaging them one ticur and a quarter ; one mounting 4 eights and 2 twelves, and 65 men- ; the other 2 threes and 25 men. John Copperham, belonging to the Hope was killed. Ne'ji-York, Kingston, . J^iv-YorJc. H E PO R T Of the SextoxS; different Chmiches of thi- number of Funo ali at their growth tjie 34 bours pnaeeding u o'clock, July 12, 1799- Christ Church, St, Pttrrs, St. 'Pauls, ift Prtfbyterian ('hurch, •jd do. do. 3d _ do.' ".. do. Scots Prelbyterian, Aflociatc Church. St. Mary's Church, Trinity Church, Friends, Free Quakers. Swedes Church, Grnsan Reformed frcfoyterian, Moravians, Methodius, Baptists, o o O African F.pifcopal Cliurch, o African Methodist Church, o Bv order of the Board of Health, Wm.AAL t Health THE Proprietors of the New Theatre at* r quested to m«et at th« City Tavern on Mon<t«y the ud inft. at j o'clock in the even ing, to elefl their agent* ' N. 8 The election will open at h»lf past 7 and dose at 9 o'clock. CHARLES BIDDI.E. Chairman. > ul T '» ■ . Jt»2d Notice is Hereby Given, That the Oflkcrs andCuw of theCorftellaJj tinn will receive their prize motley tor the' Frigate I.'lniurgent, ky calling on CHARLES Bli>DI.E, No. 143, Markot street, or . MJZMMX ZENmviQZ, . ) nI T '» H'm ** Sale by*Au<fi:idn, THE SUBSCRIBER Propofet offering for Sale, AT PUBLIC VENDUE, * On the premises, early in the next month, ALL that valirtblHqniH* of GROUND lying on the Eafl fide of Jones'* Fail* otweeft' Mgi the old Stone Pl-ijUHoifft; ■This elegant piece of Ground will be laid off into Lots of about 30 feet front, and 150 fret deep, fronting on Market-ftrtet ex tended, and on Pitt-ftreet, and divided by an alley of about twelve feet. An alley of 20 feet runs from Market-flrcet to Piu-ftreet, hetween them and the meeting-houie and play-house. These lots lie very convenient to the cen tre market, and are inferior to none in the city of Baltimore, for healthfulnefs, of litu ntion, purity andfoftnei's of water—and from their central, high and healthv situation be tween the town and Point, afF.ird an eligi ble retreat for family residence, particularly to thole who occupy warehoufe-s and stores, either at Fell's-Point, or on the n w im provements above and below Jones's. Falls. A plan of the whole is now maki»g, and is soon as completed will be lodged at the oi fice of Yates and Cam[ibell, and a particular day of sale macle known Ss loon as possible. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL. Baltimore, June 22. July 12 dt*y. SALE BY AUCTION. WILL BT SOLD, ON THE PREMISES, On FRIDAY, the 19th instant, At 1© o'clock, on a literal credit, ALL that beautiful piece of Ground, as adveitifed by Mn? Archibald Camp bell, situated on the east of the Falls, in the cfty of Baltimore*, which is now laid off iqto -6 large and commodious lots, 12 of which have a south front on Baltimore ftree; ex tended, and run north sSofeet to a 30 feet Jtreet. The other lots frontonFitt-ftreet, and ex-, tend to a new ftrcel opened by the pr6j.rie- ' tor, agreeabk to a pint yvbich may be l'ten at our aftion room, previoui tb tne sale. Tates Campbell, puftioniers. i July 7' dti j. F R IG A r x s. Cap. Frig: Don Francifro ue ■ Moyua, ~ ' iH. Don Fernando Buftillo. \id, Don Ign&cro Olatta. V Ten, Na*. lion Jofcf GoDzilei Ortiz.' , ;■ B R IG A NTINES. © "rl'Wtt Imt 1 © >. 1 child. o o O , ' o o o © © 0 o o o fftr.
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