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' now: were subjected in during, ditching
dtffipluticahie to. preserve it. ,
' ' 8. e suit and Well being confined to
Fxgnred Stlks and Satms, and
: variety of atsiticles in the MlLLENERY 4
LlNE. _
do" She intends removing her stcre in a
few u ee'ss to her dwelling house, a short dis
tance lctrom'King street, and nearly opposite 1
Mr. Ambrose Vuse's we:-choose. '
May 9. ' _ eotf
[Here follows the dt position: Noe. !, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, it, and 12.)
The comtnittee ['t-ent : knowledge which
they have inquired of me ciimnte of 'New
Orleam and of the country surrottnding it,
m. ns opinion, that the mortality in the de
tnchmcnt ordered to New Orleans, in to be ct
ascribed to the following cauete :
1. The detachutent con-iuing osncw ie
hiLS.
2. The imaiubrity of the ciintstez the 1
l'ttntner and autumn ol the year 1809, be- i
ing unttbuuiiy sitkiy. 1
3 T 4) the nature oﬂthe ground on which
the detnchmcnt was encantped at Terre an
Mans. not! the detention of it at that place
during the whole of the summer; contra—
ry, it: the codtnittee conceive, to the in
structions contained in the letter of the sc
cretatry of war hearing date the 30th April *
i809- .
4. To the want osaound and wholesome
provisiom aod of vegetabies ; the want ol
en hospital and hospttal stot-es" and medi.
ctnes.
:. The excessive futigue to which the
T0=RENT.._., -
A convenient STGKE find DWELLING,
'T' Fu'sssiu-mub duely occupied by than
it". and wan, App'y to .
_ A o T ] c E. - i
— .KLL person: indebted to the-estate of Mr. ss
!k'ilh'cm Hodgnn,si by bond, note; open ec-f
count, or in any other manner, m hereby
required to mile'pnymem to thb' subscriber.
and all thumb-ving claims on the mid es
me, ' m required to deliver in the lame du- ss
]) mthent'mud to '
]olm M'lvcr, Tru et.
May 3. . QWSW i
E szrs
on Jusr uncuuo, _
A handso-me assortmcnt of Pus/nan
able STRAW BONNETS.
the game tents, n'htchssnesittner protected
them from the heat of the sun, ttor 'kept I
them osi'ry from the dews and mit-s. ' . j
the mturc of the position reade-sing it at
' si ' _ ' " Sssnmiw'
.stfo- Tll' (thou avm'a eatbea'cc no ansi
9: ths expeodltqre's mainlonct the jot ' ca—ss 4
was creating-at New Orleans; si
William Lennard, military aged! at Phi
l.,(lelyhia1 in his later ofshe Slacta ossi-Misirdljl
)510, 'atatea, —.-thac pedical ssand. holpital ss
notes were ahipped at hand ' the 'acboonectr f
L'ilzman; that all: nailed from Philadclphia ;
me nh of ]anuatsiy 1809 : waadetaiacsid " by ?
jeu-sailed again the-Set] of Much sollow- l
is;, and ariived at New "When the Sth
at April, and ddlivered the notes the 7th
and Stb. . . =
- (M.) No; 1 & 2.
CLCATHXNC"
By the same lene-t- lrum William Lin
gml, military agent, it appears, that the
twig North Sun" filled from Philadclph'm
the 6-.h-ol ]uly, 1899. with clothing for the
troolts—qritvcd at New Orleans the Wdl
ol Auguat, and dcl'ussssc'red the azmciu thtcc ss
days;-lier hrr' arrival ; which waa within ?
tulvc Womba of the sum: that the then of
that detachmcnt had generally tec'tjivcd ss
tbsiir cloch'tng for she prccedlog year. ;
snd (training the ground on whichthey were
encamped.
6. To the want of repcse during the
night, owing to the troops not si-"being pm- ss
vided with burn or one to protect thttn
from the annoyance ovs musquctuen.
6. The nant of clcatthucss in the camp,
l-k-ctn—J\—--*- Tsisi si-si—si- —-—— ]
. ' n' .
man HAMrsoN u- 90:
, Nay to, -- -
as she and Mydlfi'wl die
uss—opc (. WWI '--_,-_ ! ._- _85$,_18__8 43
Disbuzactngn'u hadzbyms. _
jct Pin. sq-xhe'zmsimnct' .- A"
m elatotjuly to Sinon, : .
1309, " ' ' ' , -* 27-474yf'8
L'tsio's "Received, & ;;Mndnd sipﬄss dl Of
'tksss sigh qmfity Whoso-Aries [or do
]acobButtS.
. , pMaddet-ssss -' sisiss
ALS(),
.
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Ixtract of : letter from London, (lated
, - March 24.
" The markeu al Tonningen are exceed- ?
ingly dull and full even lo repletion; and
thesmh arrival: must render them still
1 worse. Quick returne eonnonhcrefore,be j
eXpo-cled, putting out of view any'hoslile '
proceeding of the French government.—
\ Some SWerping' men-use of Bonaporle, like
; lhat adopted al Naplcs and Sl. Sebanians, ?
&c. would crown the business al Hohtein, ;
: and temple-ly seal (be properly. - The las; -
letters from Pocis express the fear- of the
writers Llhal Dcnmark would be compelled
I to uquener the American preperly in her '
l dominidm." '
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; been done in Americnn produce, and pri- '
ces have gradually declined. The purcha
ss len made have been almoetss'entirely by con
aumera. and they have 'been deterred from
buying more than wan eusiclent to enpply
their immediate wants. in coneequence of
the increased probability produced bv every
arrival from the U. State-. of Macon'a bill.
passing into a law : and the'general expec
ss tation excited by the ministerial papen, that
3 the negociationa entered into betWeen Mr.
Pinleney and the marquia Wellealey, had
taken such a savorable turn na to leave no
doubt that all diﬀerence: between the two
governtnentasi would _ be weedily and aniica
bly adjuncd. The fall if. prices, however,
considering the large quantitiea of produce
which; in the eVent of the bill passing,
l has not been so greet at might have been
' expected, as many of the principal holden
decline offering, being ofopinion that come-.
' thing of an unpleaaan't nature will yet occuri
to raise the simarket. ssAehea is the only 4
article tthtch hate remained steadv, occasi
aioned'by the large quantitiea of Montreais
ss exportcd by licence to' the continent.
l _ THE USEOF HiS'ronY.
; [A]: extract from a very sensible ananymouect
\ - writer, but little read.]
it is curious to observe what kind of at
[ tention we ingeneral- pay to the events of
[ paatagea. we read of the rise of king
doms and the fall ofempires, with a degree
los carelessness, and treat them as fabies
of antiquity, in which we are but little con
cerned. \Ve turn over 'a few pages, are
pleaSed withthe relation osbattlea and feats
olvalor, close the book, and suﬀer the im
pression to die away, not refiocting that
they are-beacons to warn posterity, and
teach a powerful though allent lesson,wmcu
future periods should learn and . apply-—
On the other hand, by attending to their
misfortunee, we may avoid our. own, and
by eeparating what was beautiful and noble
. in their conetitutione from what was defec
ss tive, we may be able to raise a snperstruc
ture that may be derable and permanent.
ss In this view of history, one of the most
posseersul instructione it conveys is, the con
l sequencee that inevitably follow certain ac
[ tions. These, as they might not at first
ss! have appeared fatal, were disregardedct—
si Experience fully diselosed them, and open
, . .
' ed a scene of horror human prudence lntght'
not have loreseen. Time' has at length ful-si
ly ettested that the chain-. and .eeensction
, . . - . . . , .. .
between these causes end eﬀects te mema
ble end certain. May this truth bessimþt'es
sise_d on the people, and the most happy, the
most salutary eonsezuenees wille-neue
( 'reesran's Yerb'mlo)
Part of Alexandria.
si turnen, - .
_ Sloop Chaneellor, Sweet-, New-Yet?—
' Sundries—to diﬀerent merchants. _ ' ss
- Ceae'asn. "
Sehooner Ceres, Weeks, NengYerk—b]
H. and T. Vowell, _ ' ct
' ..- '*q-***', . . 'ss'
Copuio'mdgewictssysi, Livid Mied here this"
morning- from St.- Boilbdomm. ihsomu .
in 1551 asidiiﬂrsiol Cochraoe h'od 'ooduNed-h'is
'pr'othldolio'n interdiffiﬂgffic bylweeh that .
island and the Britifihsi .pmeqsisiom in the
Wort-dies. 'l'hid insomuch was receivsi
edfnsiSl. Banholomcwi : few hours before
npioin Ridssgewq nailed-. si ' _ '
(N. T. pay. May' 19. '
Extract esa letter from Liverpoal, Hare/t !
" 24
would no drtuht be ahipped to this country,
"This month ver).- little business haa 5
' WPD'VFFMYD'HA' 230' " __' (ctss'ss
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mines. and-the comm'erce resulting there
from—their lowe, customs, trlbunalsaml ud
ministrationn of tommerce—the'tr lend cur
riagesi end nevigaticn; their banks end com
mer al companies; their monies weight:
and ctmeasnrcs ; their exports undimporu ;
their exchange and the balance of truth ; their
colonies, &c. &c. error-ged in elphubeticnl
order—From the French q/ J. Penc'wt, uuthos
of the Dictionary of l'olice, of the Methodi
cal Encyelopaedia, &c.
m" 'l'he publisherasihave been et great
expence in obtainingct the only translation. re
wisedssss-endvcorrected, by gentlemen of well
'knotvn'talsientcsi, which will make ebout ls vols.
8. mo. coat-ming 600 page: each, dedicuted
to the Merchant: of the U. S. Cap] right
secured according to law.
The Work nw' proposed to the public may
be said to be a minature view of the commer
cial world,- unfolding the tOmmerce of every
'clime. lt combines the experience ot past
age: with the trade of the present day, in the
siauthor's prcliminarysidiscourse and introduc
tion. will be found almost interesting history
of commcrce from remote ages progressively
'until the publication' of the work, together
with the tables of the money of.. the dis
ferent nations of the world ; tables of the old
and present weights, & measures ol' distance,
surface, so'lids and capacity in France. adopt—
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the intricncies and labyrinths of trade are
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The hizh estimatiou in which the Com
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In" umozsi' \ . ct -
n' Mpdonl received et this doe. _
my lss.-*?20 , . .
\ rosEA'siL'z' "."—. . " ss'
? - The neous and not! om- ten-nere!
Duke-nel ney-leman, [Reﬂux-stint.
Mole len-ty: Allwnssbelf'nensi filth.
of Canace end Henry "made
verylibenlmy. sissss- .}
Richerd M._,Scott,si1,*rct1filsil__ .
) lore:-Most. and}
mmmn What-. si 1
si;- si, \ assay no". me.
& maw-mum
__ _ si. 'idumb wot-nel"!!!
wide it} 'si't Wmdfy to When
m N time-55; in", "magic-"o,
[deity oLmW—MMIM"
Patri'ck street, bet'vee'n Cantem insid
necn them," and that sin meum Wed
mg 30 dollanbe appropritsied to dcsray the
Ordersiesid," That the mþerintsindant of po
iice do proceed at not!) to tie-venient
to spiced the me! now lying aid-Goo
ﬂay' ! when-s do Union street. c'ommenessing
at Comv '- whar] and thence to King
meet, an that a sum not excee filteea
doilart be appropriated out osthe unde of
the northern diatrict for said purpooe.
Order-ed, That the taper intendactnt of po
lice do proceed to repair the grave! part of
Wasstington street between Queen and
Mpntgomery streete, end that: sum not
exceeding twenty donart be appropriated
for that purpote.
Order-ed, s hat the tuperintendant of po
iice proceed to repair Duke atreet between
Fa) ette and St. Auph street, and thzt a sum
not excted'rhg thirty doilan be appropriated
to delray die expense, to be paid out of the
sunds at the southern district.
Extract from the minister.
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
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obafacle, and brave every expenae. They m
determined that the work lhall be executed
in a style which shall not deteriome the
character of the Amcriean press.
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A R .T ! (} L !; s, _
Part of which arejml received/m l'lu'k
dcyhic . ..
; cunoczwoin, in]; TEAS,
! lmpena , ]mpycctm- (be OW
si _.l constant amply of
Jumieaon'a w atcter Crack'cn
Sisted lndian Com Men]
Frcsb Fruits
A quantity of ltilh Seed Potntnee
A neat worm-m of Earthen Ware, sum
the Coiumbien pottery, We'lphifi—
with which he will be conne-nay my.
plied, kc. &c. ' ' _
May 23. "0th
* si—M
Extwct of:: Law oft/w GorpMIe'n-si:
_ a: 11 r.:ucuo, Thatthe'pendslﬄdt
on (paved meet-, shall clad the fond-yond
gutsicrs opposite the property they _ _ _
and shall moreover wash auch se'otctwlyi eyen
Saturday, trow the first day of 17.wa
lust day of Septcmber, union Why
the weather. , - -_ - 5 ,
The citizem of Alcian'dria ire keepeth!
!y requested to betide the {bove calmin- _
the law will be etrictly. adhered_to by ' ,
thhard Lewxs, ear.. --
May 18; , ("I
Dun/nen n'rosi m 'AUMWO'
quu of Al-EUWN ' ,
- f-,': p '.-, j—si' _,
man? suit-wi
- one: Wife? or "!
3500 Bushcls coarse —Livcrpool Saiict,
On board (in: oclwoner n'as-agone iron Non
fill'- si "
Will be :old on very liberal tcmssn by
' Lawi'ason 8 FowlC.
si Who bave' fast Ram-ed, "
] Can mpei'ior quoth? much!
400 plecci yellow Not-em
Msy N.
]th Mshd asiud joys 8d4
At the Book-Sure- of Bcbsion Dun" her.
Kennedy, no. m! Canon t
and ache chafing o! she ,M - "
nail, cum. - ' -
...(pnu ("stand. cant-b- , ss'
Oﬂ'er'l for tale on th mmﬂoim.
the ( lowing . jf
Massy !! -ss
—WILL'\'AM WSA "19 si
Princesioma, came the Yeoman Sun, si
Hylon, ct chific end!-emacia
Young Hylon, &} '
Hy Skid ly odcaed, -
be:: one:: coll'ee, me In! no facond
quality Chocolate -- = " ' .
Lead, Lump, end hie-coude Said-o 4
Sperma-zed, Mould end Dipt Candle
Box denklRlilim ss ict' _
Almondlrl'ige had "um-mal si- '
New Orlum; NnchkheM-M Gﬂ'Nt'l
Phihdelphiesibuf- . > . _ in -'
But Spanish Signs k Cbevsidnss Two
th Sallld OilsCapetsi'esi, Mine, Autho
vke'. and Much-cow Cnchup ' _ .
Went Indin end Sugar Home Molnm.
Gum-gie Canon
Rice, Pml Bet-ley, Fig Blue, Search, In
' dign, Muntud, end latchet Salt ' '
Lisbon Bukeu, net-Lay. !
Wrapptng' end Writtag Pape
Halr Sllwrl
Sweeping and Set-ubbing Broth"
Leading Linea, Traces end BedConll
Men: sineand cumsiSl-on . .
Smithfield Bucun and Veninn Hent!- .
Liqmz— a geref'al anonment
Spica, us every ducnptiou
onAwsQNsivg;
' l.: "15- . 0 ". ' ;ct _
er am at my mew
SALT AFLOAT. f'
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