Norfolk Gazette And Publick Ledger

Baltimore remains in the same unhappy state of insecurity and subjection to the domination of a mob. The Grand Jury have, as yet made no presentment, except for the destruction of the house and office in Gay-street. On one of these, Gov. Wright's patriot, Wolelager, was arrested in Ann Arundel county, carried to Annapolis, and thence to Baltimore in a packet. From the wharf he proceeded to the Judge's in triumph, and only in consequence of persuasion was induced to give bail, though it was asked in a small amount, and received from indifferent sureties. Meanwhile a number of the mob was collected with a view to rescue him, in case he had been committed to prison. Before the Judge, we are told, he manifested the continuance of his riotous inclination, by expressing the satisfaction he should feel at seeing another commotion.

Federal Republican.