The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1805-01-11 00:00:00, page 3

f'om the fet lem-ntt on fhe laics. But
i .m the bed information, wz may be
affured, th y are. r/ivrn as eati&ty'«* nof
fible in the fubj .in-d table, aid that
the ex--rtatiins t • Cans li "r^ince -f-d
ev-iy year. It is bjt a fhort time (ince
the Red river h-s been explored, and
itis yet but imperfectly known ; however
this year fome great eapeditios'S have
been mad*, wbrelh according to a; p-ar
anc*a, wit! raife the produces to aa im
menie fum.
A "t*r lesvfog the river dcs Morns,
the fur trade from tne upper MisToUri is
I.—TABLE of Peltries which are annually derived from the
Mississippi.
4 |
Ji y u ' wild Mar- Deer
NATIONS Castor. Otters. Hears. ,°f. -<its, & tins. Lynxes skins, d. c. Dollars Dollars
skins. r
. __ __ ■?• , J !
v, , - C 800 - ~ r T - - - 120 96CT) " I
rr J - - 500 - - - - - 2 .1 !
R,vM Arkansas, g" 1 - 2500 40 1000 f 8 > 960
unactaa _ _ _ _ _ _ 15000 40 SOOO J
Lo f 2500 _ - - - - - . - 120 sooo*
Chavanons - 1000 - - - - . - 4
Nif.w Madrid, Machecons <{ - 800 2 1600 ]* 17,400 j
Chis j - - 2000 40 800 I
Chaftaa L ------ 20000 40 8000 J
f 1200 _ . - - - - 120 14401
Loups J - 500 - - - - - 4 2000 I
Cape Girardeau, Chavanons _ 300 ----- 2 }> 10,360
Machecouls | - - - 800 - - - 40 320
___.-- 15000 40 6000)
f 500 - 120 60CTJ
I:°"P S I - 300 - 4 1200 1
St. Genevieve, Wiavanons I _ _ 2flo _ _ _ . 2 6,440
I _ _ - - 4 00 - - - 40 160 V
Kaskaslcias __..--- 10200 40 4080j
f 1300 - - - fe - - 120 15601
VovtTAGKof the Sioux S A q Wr . | _ 200 - - - - - - 4 800
and St. : harles, Renards d - _ 300 - - - - - 2 600 j> 8,080
Kikapoux _ 500 - - - *° 200 j
/__-_--- 12300 40 4920J
r 4000 - - 120 4j«xrj
A I _ 1000 4 4000 j
River Moexs, Ayoouas , _ _ 400 _ . . . 2 aoo S 19,800
Sloux j _ _ . . r,ooo . -, - 40 12no
_.„--- 22500 40 9000
r 3600 - -' - - - - * !2 ° 320 i
- - 1200 ------ 4 4800 [
Mississippi between g afnleh _ _ 1000 ----- 2 2000 I
the river Moens and Renards - - - - 9000 - - - 40 3600 C* '
the Praierie Given, 1 _ . . 100 - - - 4 40 ° 1
I _ . ' . - - 33000 40 13200 J
f 12000 I 2 , 240001
J _ 700 - - - - " 5 3500
Saques and 800 ----- 4 32o °WnA<;n
Upper Mississippi, Renards *< _ _■ ' - 150 - - 5 7s"| '"
I _ - 6000 50 "000
i . . ».»;- • " ,■ 1 50 °0 40 6000 J
f 8000 I - - - - - - 250 200001
.1800 - - - - - " , I 9000
Different. 800 - - - - 5 jfc 4000
nations _ 600 - - - G 3600 I
HIVER.ST. PIBRUE, 0 f t he "S _ . 4000 ... 50 2000 f 46 » 500
Sioux. - - - 300 - - S 900
_ - 200 - 5 1000
" - - 15000 40 6000
r sooo I > «5 ° 75(,0<
Sioux and J - 1300 " „ 780 ° *> 18,800
River Rouge, other na- - - - - - 1000 - - 3 3000 r »
tions I - - - — ]__!__ __IPiL—: 5 I 500 J
36,900 8,000 5,100 850 28,200 1,300 300 158000 Dollars, 205,1 10
2.—-A GENERAL TABLE of the exportation of" Peltries.
PELTRIES. NEW-ORLEANS. OHIO. CANADA. CONSUMED. TOTAL.
' DoTil olh f Doits. " DoUs -
Caftor, 105 CO 12600 38681 70317 20
Otters, 9267 42168 9267 42U8
Bears, ISO 300 1200 24«Q 6291 16582 7CA ] 2
Ruffaloe hides, 600 ' 2400 150 6 0 0 13001 4836 514 2056 M 9892
Racoons, Tyger Cats „
and Foxes, 8250 2887 25000 10856 20 743
Martins, 1300 3900 ! J°g f OO
Lynxes, 300 1500 , ° 150 °
Drefled cow hides, 100 150 89 133 50 *** 283 50
Shorn Deer ferns, 120000 48000 35000 1400098000 39200 1926 770 40 ™*f 1019/0 40
Red Deer (kins, 6381 3190 50 638 ! 319 ° _^°
50700 ,32487| 192699 70 2959 90 278846 60 -
It is necefTary to
add to the above ta- '
hht'ieproduceofthe Puamks, - 2000Q ... - - ,2000
W ho are Icttled on
rivers Wifcoii
fent, Renards, and ,
Roche,
And that of the Fols Avoine, - -"' ,- ■ -'' .- - . 12000 - . - 6000
(ettled ill the bay ; —
exported entirely to 224699 70 296846 ~60
3.—TABLE of Peltries annually derived from the
Missouri.
7 fc7 ~" ■ - ■ — , ~_ , J ;
DOLLS. CTS- j DOLLS. CTS.
aftor > ~" 12281 "fss 14,737 30
g«Wrt, • 1267 4 5 068
Bears, . - . . . 3,4, 2 $^2
Burtaioc hides, . . - , 1 r 14 3 5H2
Tyger cats and foxes, 802 50 4-1
Deer fkins with hair on, . I 6381 50 3 190 50
s
carried on entirely by Englifh
and almofi 'he wh de of thr fu, wh'c'i
it obtained from other Indian trades,
are alfo Un; to O.nads, where i »sn
mar-d much higher price than at New
Orleans ; where, in f/tft, thee ii no de
m and for them. Tt is alf> neCfflVry to
nbferve th*t the fa th*r north we go, the
t'?'-ater the value of th- peltries. Tie
prieea affixed m th- fubjoin-d tiblr are
thole of the Illinois ; had th- London
prices i(iveri, we fbuld be aft.i
niflied at the irnmenfe fums which the
MiffiiTippi yields to the Englifti nation.
It is hut a few yeare fi Ice peltries have
been exported from America by vav of
th* Oho; it it to Ife defsred that the
eiftern part of America fhnild c cmi
rag- tins exportation, hy r->ifii>,r the
prices of peltries nearly to thofe of Ca
nn''i.
The t.ble of the peitiies from the
Miff vi i is ex-ft having hern
from maia during fif". en fucceflive
y.*aiB of all the peltries exported ironi
this river.
■ on rr-cs' »ng tli»« ddtr.ft of Co*
11] hi-, v,;i% re fumed in the Houf
It prefentativrs at an early hour, and '
coniiued until the ufual hour of ad-J
j-m-m-'if, when the conrs\ittee rc'f-, i
aad obtained If
Ron and Diwfofi fp k- m favoryof, ad ,
M If i Lucas, Thatcher, Taggart, G. j
W. Gnnibell and G ddaid againft Uie ,
r.f 111'
On I hursday M«iTrs. Rt.'t*a of Tenii. i
IndSnrli.- advocated.and Mrffrs.Lewis, j
lusrer, Claiborne and M. Wiltiarneop* '
lof'-d the rtf dutions ;—when the qurf- I
ion was taken on agreeing to the 6rft ]
»•(' Igtim, tor receding that 1 1
iftrift formerly attached to V
and paffed in the negative—Ayes 4i—- ]
N- i»S 62.
The qyeftinn W3s then taken on t ie
fecaud rcfolution, for receding thai
of the difiricx, ex c ci"y of i
W'dh'tigton, formerly attached to Mi- j
ryland, and paft. din the negative—- '
Ayes 42—Noes 65.
The committee then rofe, and repi-t- j
ed their difsgr-err.ent to tht refolnrion*. j
The Houfe immediately took the*
report into confideration. Mr. Dennis \
fpokf in favor of agreeing tn the re
andM'ffs Alfton, 3?dinger, Stanfard, j
Holland and Smilie againft it.
I Wi-n the q median w#s t.ik'n by Yeat
s>nd Nays on agreeing te> that part of
the report which involved a disagreement
to tbe fi-ft refutation, ard carried af
firmatively—Yeas72—Nays 42.
Mr. S mlie mov«d to ame.r.d the fe
cond rcfolution by rtnkinf our the words
" with nit the limits of the city of
Waftii gton," fo that the city, at well
at the other part of the diftnft, might
be receded.
Only twenty one membe-s riling in
favor of this motion, it was f>ft.
The question wat then taken Uy Yeat
and Nays on agreeing t« the report of
the comwiittec, involving a difagrre
rnent ti the fecond rcfolution, and c:<r- I
' "ied ;iffirm:Uivfliy— 60 —Nays 39. I
The qutftion was then taken on a- j
gre«irrg to the whole report of r.he. Com*
mitte*, and carried—A) es SO—N*ei
Mr. Elliot it re.-ele&ed a Repre*
j fentative of Vermont.
[ Gcorg? Clinton, junior, the fon of the
I Vic«-Prefidant »!c4, is chofen a R-.pra-
CtntAtive in the Congrefs of the Uuit-d
i States, to fupply tbe ticancy occHfioned
by the refignation of Dr. Mitchill, & from
two yeart front the 3d of ntxi. March.
The bi'l for incorporating th* Union
Bank of Maryland hat paffed the houfe j
of dakgates, with tjs#modification made
by the fenate. The bill for issffcrporat
ing the turnpike roads has alio paffed
both houfet.
The following is the Affidavit of Judge
Chafe, prefentedto tbe Ssnate on the
3d inftant:
City ef ff.
Samuel Ghafj made oath on the holy
evangels of Almighty God, tbtt it it not
in bis power to obtain information re
fjfsffting the fafts alltdgcd in the articles
of impeachment to have taken place in
the city of Philadelphia, in the. trial of
John Fries; or of the fatjts alledged to
have taken place, in the city of Rich
mond, in the trial of James T. Gallen
der, in time to prepare ard put in his
anfwer, and to proceed to trial, with
any probability that the fame could be
finiftied on or before the fifth day of
March next. And further,' that it it
not in hit power to procure iaformation ;
of the namet of the witneffes, whom he j
thinks it may be proper and neci (Tary for j
him to fummon, in time to obtain their ;
attendance, if his anfwer could be pre- '
pared in time fufficient for the finifhing |
-of the Lad trial, before the faid fifth I
day of March next : and the Uid Sa
muel Chufe further made oath, that he \
believet it will not be in his power to j
obtain the advice of counfel, to prepare
his aniwer, and to give him their affjft- j
anre on the trial, which he thinks ne
ceffary, if the faid trial fliould take place I
during the prefent fellion of Gongrefs \
and that he verily believes, if he
at this time, full information of fafts,
and of the witneffet proper for him to
fummon, and it he had alfo the aflift. j
ance of counfel, that he could not pre- j
pare the anfwer, he thinks he ought to |
put. in, and be ready for his trial, with- '
in tiie fpace of four or five weeks from
this time. And further, that.hit appli
cation to the honourable the Senate, for
time to obtain information of faftc, in
order to prepare his anfwer, and for
time to procure the attendance of nc
cr.fUry witneffes, and to prepare for his
defence in the trial, and to obtain the
advice and affiltapce of -comifel, is not
made for the purpofe of delay, but tmly
for the purpofe of obtaining a full hear
ing of the articles of impeachment againft
Inui, in their real merits.
SAMUEL CHASE.
Sworn to thit 3d day of January, 1805,
before
SAMUEL 111 MILTON.
By an arrival front London at
lest on.
LONDON,
. On the 2d taftaot, the city of Bre
men paid their firft inftalment ofi
100,000 dollar* to the French. Iris
fiid to be afcertataad that Scbimmel
pennick will enter on his office »f P •?
fident of Hu11*..,! on the 20 h i..ft. with
exter.Jive powers and ao hr ty,
that h« is for this elevation to pfcy ro
Banaparte's family in the cou.feof ten
years, fifty miiiio-.s of floiins.—Entire
new relations with Fraica are tube im-v
mediattly promulgated.
. The. thrfte Hamburg malls, all that
wrre due, a;rived this morning. The
French and Dutch papers bay , astro >l t .
anticipated the intelligence broagbt by
DiTcontcn: is miking rapid <V:.l*s in
Ganftantint>..le, and has been maoifeffad
in the ufual letting fire to parts of
the capital.
An article from Conitantinonle of the
JOth uit. fays, '<• A fi.e o< eight hour't
continuance has to.d«»y laid tv alli-s five '
ne thoul'.nd houfe j.
In th.; night of tbe 7ih, a Urge vill
vicinity of th? capital, princi
pally inhabited by Jews, was likewiGa
burned."
An article of the 221 ult. adds, " the
late d frruCH/e fire which laid the vil
lage of Jophana and the artillery bar,-.
racks in afhes, is attributed to the dif.
content of the populace, on account of
the fcavcicy of bread. Th« J mffanei
likewife have not received their pay for
fome time."
The are rapidly increafing
their f,>rc< in the Seven IlUnds,.—V
RuffiiD 64 with tr.;op«, arrived in the
Dardanelles on the 7th Sspt.
We receivatj this morning th« Paris
pape.t to the 21ft, and the Dutch to
the 24th. B<>u*parte has nis
coronation to the 25 h of November ;
the preparation could not be cemulcted
by the 9th, or the 18 h B urn aire,
rhed.iy on wh eh it wa* at firft intended
'that the, ce/emosiy Ih uld take place.—
The L-giflative Body has bee,n convok
ed for th* 22d of next month, to s>.iTift
at the coronation, and Bonaparte is to
g» to Fonuinbleau to meet the Pope,
and Conduct him to Paris.
The Moniteur that a nounrei the poft
pontme.ir, of the imperial coronation at
Paiis, contains the account of the cere
mony to be obferved at Vienna on the
111 of next month, on accomit of the
acccfli.n of hia Imperial Majefly to the
hereditary Imperial dignity ot Aullria.
The Dutch paptrs to the 24th irsft.
do not furutfil us with any intelligence
with refpeit to the intended changes in
the Dutch CooftitUtion.
The journey of the Pope, (who is
now recovered fiora his indifpofition)
to Parts, will be by Florence, Bologna,
Alexandria, Bee. where all the necoflary
preparations are made for his reception.
The accounts ftom Venice irate,
that the Ruflhns are colle&ing a great
quantity of artillery and faddles, not
lets thai 15,009 in number, in the Re
public of the Seven Mauds, where five
generals, befides the efficet who has the
principal copimand, already arrived.
'
New Book-Store,
No. 6t, St. Patrick's Row, Baltimore, under
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American Book Store of
Levrault, Schdell & Co.
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ment of
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lian, Latin and Greek B»ok», bound in
. thehandfomeftftylc; Map*, Engraving* Pic
-1 turesand Mufic, and of every article relating
to arts aud fciences—The whole of which
I will be fold at the Pari* and Leipfick prices,
without any charges, etcept the indilpenfible
expences.
To Book-f«l!ers, who wifh to purchafo
| Englifh, Latin and Greek claffica a generous
; allowance and uncommonly liberal term*are
i off red.
J Printer* may be fupplied with all kind* of
Types; the famples of which may be viewed
j or bought at the ftore.
Commiflion bufinefs in this line will be
' promptly and pim&uallj attended to.
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portations, either by perfonal application or
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Janary [I »a ( -3w— VG^t.
Office of Discount and Deposit,
Washington, Jan. 8, 1805.
ALL perfons applying for accommodaf iqn* at
, this office are pirtnularly defired to take
I notice, that from and after the i6th inft. no
hills or netes will on any account whitever
be received or admitted to diicount, that /hall
not be lodged in bank every i'eefdsy before
; the hour of 3 o'clock P. M. the daf preced
ing the weekly meetings of the Board.
j' Jan. 11—3t
Ten Dollars Reward.
DESERTED on the night of Mondny the,
~rh inftant, from on board the United
State? frigate United States, a man named MF
-1 CHAEL BKZSLER, aliout.f feet 9 inches
j hi>;h, flout made, hrown hair md light grey
eye*. Said Bezeler fyenk-'. Engliih very imper
fectly. Wheevcr will tpprehend the faid Dc
ferter & deliver him to the fubferiber, fliall re
ceive the abftve reward ard reifonahle ex.»
1 pences. JOHN CASSIN.
1 Jmuary ia— u-