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iWlion of the commandant, the railing of the fict fliall be incumbent on tho(V who funk them. Arc. 14. The capitulation (hall be figned.at Fpm Ditto this afternoon, when the cattle of the Cape Town, and all the adjacent forta previottfly mentioned, fliall be fiii rendcred to his majedy's troops. GrVen under our hands and feats this thirtieth day of January, in the year of olir' Lord, 1 806, at Pa Jendorp, near Fort Kriocke.

(Signed) H. C. Baron Von Prophalow, D. Baird, major general, Nome Popham. Yefterday, in the April 2.

circuit court of the United State now fitting in this city, Mr. Samuel 0 den came into court and furrendeied himfelf into the eudody of the marfh'alj in difchargr of his bail. He was again recognized to appear during the present term, himfelf in the fum of ten thoufand dollars, and one furety in twenty thoufand dollars. The dif. tritt judge prelidrd, none of the judges of the fu preme court having arrived in this city.

We have been in finned that a mad dog was killed in the precincts of this city yederday, after having bitten two or three perfoni and feveral cows. As the feafon is coming on when that dreadful dif eafe, the dydrophobia, more commonly prevails among the canine race, we ha ft en to lay before our readers the following account of a remedy which has every Appearance of being effectual. Evening Post. STATE OF NEW YORK. Comptroller's orrice.

Purfuant to the direction of an act, entitled, An aft for granting a compenfation to John M. Crous, for difcovering and publifhing a cure for the canine pa fled the 20th day of February, 1806, I do hereby certify, that the faid John M. Crous hath this day depofitcd in this office a certain writing, purporting to be the remedy ufed by him with certain fuccefs for more than twentytyears pad, for the cure of the hydrophobia or canine madnefs which writing is in the words and figures following, to wit. 44 Cure for the Bite of the Mad Dog." The following it an account and prefcription of a cure for the dydrophobia or canine madnefs, made by John M. Crous, in conformity to an act of the le giflature of this Itate of New York, pafTed in their prefent feffion, vis 44 1ft.

Take one ounce of the jaw bone of a dog, burned and i ulverizc'd, or pounded to fine dull. 2dly. Take the falfe tongue of a newly folded colt let that be alfo dried and pulverized 3dly. The one fcruple of the verdigreafe, which is railed on the furface of old copper by laying in moid earth the coppers of George 1. or II.

are the pureft and bed. Mix thefe ingredients together, and if the patient be an adult or full grpwn, take the common tea fpoonful a day, and fo in pr portion for a oftilsJ reinw A i tr rem nm halt ef tVim rnnrur of the above kind, if to be had if not, then a fmall increafed quantity of any bafer metal of the fame kind th to be taken in a fmall quantity of water. Take next morning fading (or before eating) repeat the fame as before. This if complied with after biting of the dog, or before fymptoms of madnefs, will tffectually prevent any, appeal ance of the disorder; but if alter the fympu.ms appear, a phyfician mud be immediately applied to adminider the following, viz Three di ims of verdigreafe of the kind before mentioned, mixed with half an ounce of calomel, to be taken at one dole. This quantity the phyfkiali peed not fear to adminider, as the re action rif the venom then diffufed th'ough the whole fyftem of the patient, neutralizes confiderably the powerful quality of the medicine Secondly, if in three hours thereafter the patient is not completely relieved, adminider four grains of pure opium, or one.

N. B. The patient mud be careful to avoid the hTm milU CfVfra I A ivm afrp taLinty anv nf ttie a i aforegoing medicine. JOHN M. CROUS.

Albany, John M. Crous being duly fwo depnfeth, that the above account and prefcription tor the remedy and cure for the hydrophobia or canine madnefs, is a jud and true account and prefcription, and the only one ufed and pradtil'ed upon by himfelf more than 20 years pad, and which has not failed ot perfect juccels, in any indance of the vad number of unfortunate human beings who. have been bitten by mad dogs, and who have applied to him, the deponent, for relief. JOHN M. CROUS.

Sworn the 24A day of Marchi 1806, before me, James Kent, chitf justice, tSf Mrm. The word three in the lad line of the firft sage written before an erafure, and then fwnrn to J. KENT." Given under my hand at Albany, the 35th day of March, .1 806. ELISHA JENKINS, Comptroller. Hostilities vith the.

Spaniards. A letter from judge Rodney, dated at the Natchea, corroboratef the account which has been publifhrd of a rencounter betweeSi a parry of Spaniards, and a number of troops near our frontiers. The J.idge writes, (under date of Feb. 18,) that the SjaniH governor and bit people having been ordered to'drfjd from their furreys, and to quit thr American rratory, bad rcfifled, but were fompelled Ut retire that collecting feinfortenicA of 500 horfe, they returned two days afterwards, when an action enfued between them and the Amerhran troops, under capt. Porter, ir) which the Spaniards were and again forced to retire.

Boston pap, A Cbarlrdon paper of the $5tn ult. We are informed that feveral counterfeit bank notes, of 50 and 100 dollars, of the Branch Bank of Baltimore and New York, are now in circulation in this city." 1 Miranda again from a Philadelphia paper, April 3. Extract of a letter from Baltimore, dated March 31. 44 By an arrival this day from St. Domingo, in days, it appears, that the Leander was actually Trtceurmel, organizing and recruiting for the Maine Lewis, of the fhip Emperor, was, it is faid, aiding and afliding Miranda, but was not to proceed with him." i 1 i i Extract of a Utter from New Vark, dated April t.

The' didrict court of the United States opens this day at 12 o'clock Judge Patterfori 'was to have prelided, but is prevented by I cannot believe that our adminiftraiion will bring forward in this court, the caufe they at firft appeared fo anxious to profecute againd Smith, and others, although thofe in oppofition eagerly deli re it, as they inGd that proof will be brought forward in evidence that government was acquainted with the Leander's expedition, and Miranda's plans as far back as November lad. Wbit motives led to the fufpenfion of the bill brought forward early this feffion, prohibiting the exportation of arms and ammunition from the) United States? what Induced therti not to confent to gen. Eaton's going? thefe and many other particulars are now well known and explained fince Mr Ogden's journey to Wafiington. 44 Although Ogden fays be has no. news of the arrival of the Leander at.

Jacquemel, this is fenfirmrd by letters received in 15 days, and by another under date of the 26th of February, from St. Marcs, from a doctor in Ogden's employ, who fays that captain Lewis and Miranda were going to vifit the emperor Deffalines." Capt. Chipman arrived at Salem, informs, that the Algerines were out of the Straits, and had taken 3 Pnrtuguefe fhips, 2 of which were faid to be Brazil men. Art Algerine frigate was cruifing off The Pbrtuguefe were fitting out 3 frigates to re drain their depredations. Extract of a letter from an American captain in the M'diterranean, received at Boston, dated January 21, 1806.

44 On my pafTage I was boarded by five cruifers, two Britilh, two French, and one Spaniard from all 'of whom, I received the mod gentlemanly and polite treatment. I was fird boarded by the Unit, Brit fh frigate; not a quedion was afked relative to the origin of the property, but merely whether the fhip and property were neutral and the regider, bills of. lading, and the invoice of the cargo, were with them fuf ficient evidence. I concluded from this gentle treatment, they were ignorant of tht late decifians of thr Britilh courts, and afcribed my eafy efcape to the want of knowledge. I foon after fell in with the jEtna bomb ketch, right" out of Gibraltar.

44 It is now all over with me," faid 44 this fellow has a lefTon from a different fchool he has iludied too deep to let me pafs without moledationi" but the fame ouedions were made, and the fame treatment were (hewn me by the latter as the former, and I was fuffered to proceed with the lead hindrance poffible. The two French cruifers merely afked for the evi dence of the neutrality of the fhip, and the French E. By virtue of decree of the High Court of will beejcpofed to PUBLlCALlT tM nineteenth day of MwW uv A I ot LAND Ivitio 1 nintui. 'r1' iv nri iv rs i i fformerlv Raldw'm'irt mWW: 7 i we ivj 0v fair, it not, the firft fair da thereafter luuiuy, mica i he 1 on part of Breafhrar's Coi.taininrv(.7 acre more or lets. This prooertv M.I FD Willi.

feven miles of Bladcnfbure. and wirW v'H Maeruder's tavern. The 7l i i re d. Jing houfc, and convenient nut houfes. The ot lale are, that the purchafer (hall, at 17 either cay the piirchale money on the fti.

Ait, i will not be If fa than five weeLs or weeks from the time of and will be hotiSalJ "the paper where the fale is advertifed. 1 April 8, 1806. By virtue of an order from' orphans tniaJ Annc Arundel county, the fubrcriber will' 'ft T1 VC17 TlTTDf tf CM fM FOSE to Swamp, ry oui oijLr, zt Insi placeintli A NEGRO woman, by the name of Dinafi, her fix children, the elded of which isM twelve years old. The faid property willfMJ a credit of fix months, with intercd fale. fale to commence on Monday the 2iih inuaut, at 1 1 ciock.

BENJ 'MIN WINTERSOKv vv in JitvolJr, Guardians to Thomas TuctA and others, April 8, 1806. HE Pari 11) of Saint Anne's, iiuludivir the cit jl ui nniidpoiis, ucing vacant, xne veitiy are firous to engage a clergyman, to fupply furh vataflcr Applications made to Capty Robhut Dmki, ii Annapolis, will meet with immediate attemion. There is a jjood varfonage lioufc, appendant to th Parifh. y.Qjjur Saint Anne's Parifh, Apryl 7, .1806. conful's certificate and the Spaniard, in a little dirty "T1 uoe TZ, uV by Cade, out of the Little Hartley mare, lo tnat Felucca, to my great adomfl.ment came on board ArAa blood boUvb, SheDherd's mare, her was 7 rimant has the Godolphin Arabian blood bowing and icraping, curving his body into an obtule angle of at lead 30 degrees, and was perfectly fatisfi cd with the examination of the paiTport in four languages, and declared there was no document like that it was fufficient, he faid, to convince a Turk.

This fame fellow, twenty years ago, when crimes were committed in the Streights with impunity, would mod likely have taken a man's teeth out of his head, if he could find nothing of more value. Since the commencement of the French revolution, I have not wit nefTcd fo much refpect for the American flag as I have this pafTage, nor can I learn that any of our vef fels in this quarter have experienced a different treatment of late." Cbe Snot. Married, on Sunday evening lad, by the rev. Mr. Wy att, Mr.

John Thompson, to Mifs Eleanor Johnson. In CHANCERY, March 27, 1806. ORDERED, That the fale made by William the fale of the real edate of Robert Chefley, deceal'ed, as dated in his report, fhall be ratified and confirmed, unlefs caufe to the contrary be' fhewn before tbe tenth day of May next provided a copy of this order be inferted three times in the Maryland Gaaette before the fird day of May nextv The report dates, that the whole real edate of the deceafed was fold tor 1500. ff 1 True copy, fc Tell, SAMUEL HARVEY HOWARD, Reg. Cur.

Can; COMMI TTED to my. euftody, on. the 13th daj of this mof ihj' as runaways, a negro and her two children, the woman calls firr nim and her children by the names of Mm I i i 'l ana bill jnannan lays tnat ine ana her two dren are the property of Elifha Berry, of PriijJ George'k count; Hannah is about 4 feet'tiglf or ten inches high her children are fmall, one at tit bread tbeir deaths are old and much worn. Tbti mader is requeded to come and prove his property! pay tne iees, ana taice tnem away, or tnry wiu iota agreeaDiy to law. SUTTON WEEM Sheriff of VitMiilienll ol jviarcn 31, leuo.

Calvert county DoRlMANT, Six years old. TT7ILL Hand this feafon, at Mr. Ogle'a finsf near Annapolis, at ten dollars a mare, and dollar to the groom He is as well bred a horfe as any in America handfome and drong, when in training bad gr4 faced, until he fell lame from a hurt received vouncr. He was eot by the famous horfe Gabriel, Oscar and Post Boy,) his" dam by Hall's EM grandam by governor Eden's Badger, (fire of Ogkl Jiaasrer,) srreat ranaam oy Morton inrocii, of col. Talker's Selima bv the Gjdolbhin Arabian Gabriel (bred by lord OfToty) was got byjM mant, dam.hy Highflyer, grandam ny Map, dam Mist MtnB firt inn Aim.

Gabriel won in three feafons fifteen matches, tM and olates. includinsr four He beat both tW famous horles Waxy and Gohanna, proving felf a capital horfe at low and high weights) and long courfes. Paduratre at half a dollar a week, but not anft able for arcidents or efcapes. The money, or Ml fird hF SimemDcr. vun nArl fnr th nurn Qri talrrn awaV.

Dorimant miv be feen anv mornine at Mr! i flable, in Annapolis; February 4, 1806. Tkic ic tn oive notice. HAT the fubferiber. of Allegany 1 obtained from, tne orphans 4V a Arundel county, in Maryland, letters u. A.

ny cniinrf) i court ofAfi ofsdmimH county, M' court im. fckUlI, Willi LUC Will YfiSFPH r.AI i riWAY. anil letters of 'tion on the perfonal edate of JOHN GALLpV A both late. of Anne Anindel county. having claims againd the faid Jofeph and lowaj, vueceaicu, arc iicrcoy lamr.

with the voucher thereot l.I tn inc. voucners inerroi tk' againd the edate of jofeph Galloway at or edate of Jofeph Galloway at eleventh brj" Jay of June rext, and againd wr3 at or before tbe. they may they may ohn Galloway loway une next, rom all beneut ot the laid etutr. Given bIct band, this Tth day of? January, 18C6. no urn i wTvt a JInlnVitor W.

qsxps Gallowat, and Zj om Gaxlowai..