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'ss ss___si_ .si;_—sm\o\vffi-si'!annﬂ3 arecl'csispoct
Wzsnmcted, that an Academy exclusively
-si'*devoted to. the educmfcn of young ladies, wih
'besinpc-ncd on the first Monday in ()t'sinirer
=sinext.ss- in the large room of Mrs. W'ilsou's
,. .}mv'ysic. adjoining Doctor Kenncdy's (shop. on
' Fairsux street, under the care and with the—
* "fissiqtance oftbcss Rcv. Mr. Cibson. In addi
'si 'tion to the common branches, reading- writ
si 'ing ss'trithmctic (leograpþy; With the me
si lo! tbeGlobes_and English Crammar, it is}
ssproposcd to give particular attentisn to the;
si Belles Lettcrs and history ; at once to enricb
'"lbe mind by a correct'taste in polite ]itera—J
' 'utre, andsi: nlarge it by a knowledge of man}
sisi_ctk'mcl. With the patronage of the public. it'
'is also proposed. to extend the usesulness of
"this institution by plocuring one or more
rsnns as nszistzsint teachers. who shall be
' "q'valificd to teach the- ornamenta] branches of
sema'e educz-tiop. The subscrihn being: a
summer. requests those who would do him
' the honor m enquire xcspecting himself. to
'cictllsion tbe Pev Mr Barclay, or on Mr. Gib
"00". to whom he has submitted his testimo ]
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A Negro Woman & her three
sChildren—and a True: of Land, upon Po-f
' Þick Run binding upon the said run, the newi
bridge that crosses the said tun, and the five
foot hill— containing about five hundred and'
"twenty arres
" siKal'e.
ss niturc, consisting of Beds, Looking Clusscs.
_ About Three Thousand Bzg/helssi qf
_ Tssanner and Currier wanted. s
\_VI<H to employ a m—m capable of su
— perintenning a Ten. Yard and Currying.
: 1Simn. One that . an !: ome well recommend
wed for sobricv . in: luslrv an workmanzhip,
Nill meet with constant employ and liberal
'Wagc's.
Jacob Janney.
Occoquﬀn, loth mo. lst. e02w
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KNAVIAD. -
- An original Mock Epic POF-Bs;
'Wu/c notes, Immorous, serious, critical and
tx/zlanatory,
LY RlCHARDUS CRITICUS,
"ss-Afrie'nd of the- Author.
CUNDI'HONS. .
The work will he comprischin one volume
of about 26!) or 280 pages. The price to
subscribers will be one dollar in boards, paye
ble on delive'y.
_lt win be put to press as soon as 300 sub
scribers shall be obtained. Gentletren bold—
ing subscription papcre, obtaining and pay
: ing- for ten, shall receive the eleventh grutis.
'.* Subscriptions rece'ivedat this office.
ment"! at the diﬀerent book storesin the disisu-ict.
deptember 13.
, NORFOLK on 'lsiuesdayss next.
{By virtue of two deeds of trust from ELUAH
Gluunc and AMYNTA his wise, to seeme,
the payment of :: sum of money due to;
Henry .Nzcholson, will be exposed to public}
tale at the town of Colchcster. in Failsasix]
coumy, on the sZth of Octobcr nextsisor
cash...
a—r—ss --—. , si
- _ _ Pubhc dale.
"On TUESDAY next, will be- sold, at th;
si'cthinls.
Henry Fielccti.
- :Dmly Gaunt, 6 Dolsi-ars per annum.
"Country Gazem, 5 Down.
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'Cha'irs, &c. About one ton of old Iron, forct
1) five Shares of M'arz'ue Inaurance Suck, and
sisiSehfembrr 25.
55 . —si —ss- - . .
a bhare in she stock osthe Pozomac Cumfiany.
Terms win be made known at the place of
dI" The sole will commence at 11 0 clock,
'- 'I and continue till the whole ls gold.
To be solr] cheap, is taken immediately
from on board sithe ship Bramin, captain
Singleton, at Kirk's wharf, between Duke
and W'olfe Strcets.
Wm. Hartshorne.
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* September 29.
si PA LMctsiE R's Packet'si-Will' sail f<ct3s
ssssctA variety of Houshold Fursi
, T he Trustee.
Wr 't pots
Octobe} ].
Alexan'dria Daily Gazette,
COMMERCLAL u- POLITICAL.
!KDsi-TED AID PUBLIIFIÞ BY
SAMUELSNQWDHM
Royal—sietreet, Alexandria. ss
si PROPO TALS
For Publishing 63, subscrtsiption, the
Young Ladies' Academy.
""TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9.
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ssFram London Paþers ct by the Remittance, '
the enemy. He made his 'first appearance
at the British head-quatters in Portugal,
and is now in London. These are mortifi
catinns to which Bonaparte has not been ac
customed, and they will for that reason
press heavier upon him. His. mortification
is however a light consideration; they are
events ofgreat importance to us. We shall
becnme better acquainted with the projects
of xhelcnemy, the state of his military es
tabiishmems, the ,dircCtion of public opi
nion, and the character of his principal ci
vil and military- fficers. Gen. Sarrazm has
put into the hands of government Very cir
c'umstamiai tabscrvatiuns on the whole of
the frontit is and the coast from the Schcldc
10 Tlsiieste ; the organizmiun and position of
the armics ; the state of the {(it-tresses, &c.
Bonaparte's system of invading this coun
try, with other particulars important to the
sspublic service, filling up from 90 to 100
sipages.
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SCHWEREN, August !.
Our Gazette of to day contains the fol
ctlowingiedict :
i Whereas instances have shewo that the
North American fing is wrongfully made
' use of by the English m import prohibited
goods and elude the Well known vigilance'
pursued by the imperial French govern
: ment, to preserve the illicit trade in colonial
5 produce, which for a considerahie time has
not been shipped oﬀ from any port in North
Ametica; therefore we hereby direct that
no Atherican ships shall henceforth be ad
imitted in any port at our duminions, and
the minister committee-fi in Rnstuck and
VVcismar are charged to watch over the
punczuai execution of this order.
! FREDERlCK FRANCIS.
i Dubcreau, ]uly 29, 1810.
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The foi!owing notice has beensipublished
here: si ct
" The Director oft'he Imperiai Customs
hastens to acqtmint the merchants, that a
decree of the empero r and king, dzzted Juiy
31. which has been just communicated to
him by his must sertsine highness th: arch
('hzm't't-nor of the empire, duke Of Piacctt
, tin, contains some modifications and altera
tions in the Tarif that have been already
ss published which are to be applied to the
! colcmial ])mdUCe already in Holland ; and
; that the same decree regulates the manner
ss am] periods of paymcsi-nt. He feels it to be
his dutv to make public this decrce, as Weli
as the tarif, to put an end to the impatiunce
us the mercantile classes.
? "Napbleon, by the grace o! God and the
'constitution, emperor of the French, king
Los Italy, protectur of the consideration of
the_Rhine, Mediator of Swiss Confedctacy,
&c.si&c. &c. We have decreed, and do de
creesias follows :
Artlclc ]. 1 ne cmty or ntty per cent. to "
which colonial produce in Holland is sub
sect, by our lmperial Decree of the 9th os
]uly, 1810, is to be paid within the first 15
days of S= ptembc r.
The paymeuts may be made in bonds,
with 'sufsici'ss-nt security, taken for the a
mount osa third of the duty, at three, six si
and nine months. Those who are not dis- i
posed to-avail themselves osthis delay, and !
who atc'willing to pay in advance, will re- 5
ceive an abatement of one half per Cent, per ?
month.
The duty of fifty per cent. on the value si
will be collected according to the schcdule j
annexed to the present decree. The; , how- 'g
ever, who will deliver in their declarations ;
be. fore the 15'th August, wilbnay only forty '
er cent. instead of fifty ; shat is "to sav,'
four fifthe of the duty imposed by the Th
Such colonial produce as shall not he de- 5
clared before the lst September, the term '
fixed by our decree of the 9th July, shall be !
seized and confiscated. Every proprietora
or depository, who shall not have made the !
prescribed declaration, shall be subject to ?
sithe payment over and above of a sum equal !
to the value of the merc'handize. '
DUNKlRK, Act/n-il 10.
The American VLSScis which had been
detained here, use Os(itrrcd to be released.
PARIS, Azz'g'ust 12.
On Thursday last h-s majesty was czm
piovrd during the greater part of the- day
* at 'l'riunnn, in transucaing business With his
mishsters. ""
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ss Palace qs St. Cloud, july 31,1810.
_ LONDON, August 20.
' Defiction qf Bonajzassrte's Generals.-—
LATE FOREIGN 'NEWS. *
arrived at New Tossrk.
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SAVANNAH, Seþt. 20? si-{
Arrived ac St. Mary's, on the Gthinst;
the schooner Mary-Ann, from Port-au
Prince. Lest there, a number of Ameri
ean & British vessels. Provisions ]ow—ﬂour_
14- dollars—coﬀcc scarce, and high. On go
ing in, was boardcd by 3 44- gun srigatc, one
Os Christophc's squadrun of ten sail, then
firing on the Mole, while his troops weru
besicging it by land. The commodorc (a
negto) sent in by the Mary-Ann, a very
threatening message to Pction, informing
him that he would burn the place, and sink .
his ﬂeet, then in port, if he did not surrend
er, which he smilc-d at, and observed, he
was ready to receive him. One of his ge- .
nerals had been killed at the Mole, to whom
he: gave: a very splendid funeral. It wassi
generally supposed, that Christophc would 3
succeed in driving Pction out us the place. ]
Rigaud was to letward a small distance,ct
and sent in word is thccty Would displace Pu
tion, he Would come in with his (ot'cc. si ss
AlDCilL'd Plusiccucu UUslll 'dUUllL Ull\lss KllC
protection oisia small gun brig. On the 19:h
at 2 u'clock, A. Nl. llic NilZC us Nunmy
bearing north, distance about ]cnguzs,
we were complctcly surnsiuncjcd by 5 Dunlsh
gun-brigs, who captured ths whuic us ihc
ﬂeet, amounling w about 50 sail, and cur
tied them into Uhrisxi'si—nsmsid. siluutc ahuu
18 miles to eastward us {in: szZxct. Among
ss the vessels captured un: about 20 Amcri
5(;;ms. It is th: gcncrzsl opinion he.: that
thc whoic will be condrmncd, [. hsi'v-si- heard
ssimc us the. Daniuh officers say that time:
pi-izcs will make. their lurcuncs."
The cditors OF the chv-York Ga'uttc
have: been furnished wi'sih Li'ir; luii-ss,i-.\ss'llig cu
rious; dreiswns, i."; cupr. Bath, of the ship
Pvims, from Czctp-sinnag- n.
' "he; ship Frankim, Adzimq, was taken on
a voyage hsium Amanc to Ssiockhulm, laden
with S.!is, on account of" her uwn-si-r, rcsid
** The records ot sentence:; pronounced
ss in the priZc court ac Copcnhagc n, esmblish
ss ed by royal authority, on the. 2011 July, in
the year of our LOl'd 1810, the. prize: court
Was set and held inthc usual place.- in (his
city."
The foliowing was the case hid before
she court, viz.
The following is the sentence pronounc
ed :—
" ln_ this present case, it is fully proved,
that the ship in question T/zc Is'ranzfilin, is
employed in an cxpcditiun for and connect
sscd with the enemy, in a manner totally sor
hidden by that government, under whose
protection she now su-ks shclter.
** She is consequently to be condemned,
and the sentence to be pronounced in savor
of Hcorth andjcnsc-n; as to the dcposi
tions of both, it must be allowed that the
ship struck to them both ; ihc circumstancc
of Heorth's boarding her a few minutcs
earlier, cannot be reﬂected upon, consc
quently wejudgc to be right, that the ship
in question, the Franklin, captaih szlcb
Adams, together withhcr cargo, is hereby
sentenced as a good and lawful prZZC, to
belong to the captors Hcorth and Jensc-n ;
the cxpc-nces btsurc the court of juSLIce to
be dcsraycd out osthc- ship and her cargn."
" The ship Unicorn, captain Frazier,'
belonging to Baltimore, and on her first
voyage, was taken by four pri'vatecrs, after
she: had paid her sound dutics. This ship
was laden with cotton and rice, on account
osher owner resident merchant of that
place; whence she was direct bound for
Kiel. Xn removing the sails after capturc,
ONE grain oscoﬀcc was found, which, to
these honest privateers, was confirmaticn
strong, that part fifthe cargo consisted of
that article, and osconsequcncc cstablished
this important fact upon oath, and petition
ed the court for an order to haul the ship
into dock for examination. A. singular co
incidence of their honora brought iorth the
order; the ship was discharged and her
ballast carefully overhaulcd ; bUf 10 their
mortification, no coﬀce was found. Where
upon the following genzence-was pronounc.
ed on the 291h Iuly, the formal part as in
the Franklin'afij
Extract of a letter from the matc- oftsze
sis/ziþ Vermont, c-aþtazn Nic/za/s, to his ])a j
rent: in New Tork, dared szristiamancl,ct
juhss 22, 1810. \
" I hch to inform yo! that on the 25th ss
inst. Wc sailed from (37 ttcnburg, bound to !
New Youk, in :- convuysissnund :or England,
Ircland, and Scodand, under the protection
of one sluop of war and three gun brigs ;
that on the 181h, at 3 U,LlU(.k, P. M. the:
ﬂsiet put'tcd company; those bound to the
Enghsh Channel, amounttng to 150 sail,
under convey ut a sloop of war and two
gon brigs, and thou bound to lrcinnd and
Heartlz, master cﬀ :: privateer, vs. mjztain
Calcb, of the ship t/ze ]7 rcmA-lm.
in;; in Portiand. The f'1110wing is she sen
-.,,,.- ux tuc ]" til: csiufsi
NEW-Yth, Sept. 27.
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NORFOLK, Sc'jzt. 25.
To capmin Cmcl who azrivcd here)".
] terdctz) {lum St. 1?) 5, we are ii. wish (} sh
Lizhon inpf: rs tu the 9st '(vzt/z ;] Jam
Al limt pcliud. (hest had but!) in) ull'slc of
in:: wrunc.
An obi' iging friend has made us tiu- sol
Icminsiss Uunxiaiiuns , l'hrﬂ uiif 3 nsi wshw
Lhc [:osilctlun Of sum: us (in- armicsi:
) Lissex, 'si-ss'osis mile
We have recsi-iVed pzqsici's srom C' .. '{iz zo
] the- 7th inst.— la)? imcrjc-pud icuczs frum
Aranza (& Spanish traitor) pizinis'sich in she
(isszzcue ol lhr Regrns) and w inch arc my
intrlcSling it has come to our knuxziidgc
that BODH] atte circhn cs he has 5an to Spctin
lour hm .drcd 'sihousisiznd men, and spent um
hundred miiiions us francs, and that hisprc
sent circumstances will not numic him to
,...sii ...u-ss. than m'o millmns pcr month.
A parzizan war is carried on in every
provmcc.
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BADAJOS, Argus! 11.
The French after having; united in Zsszsrz
and its xizinilssi b-sisi'an their rccreat on the
81h instunt sor Ltrena.
lhc aim) os Ma-quis la Romans is
marching forward, and has occupied Burg
niilus, Zctisra, los Sanme, Fcriafinci la Parra.
to which latter place the head quzirtciswcrc
, transferred )estez—day. A panoszbc divi
sion of 0 Done" is matching to form :
junction with this arm), and last night
reachcd Sanca M arzha.
Azlg-ast 25.
By letters received to day smm '.'u Sm
nZsh army, zve arc informed that Biiicsums
and Cmrcm heat the licnch on the 11 !
instant, bethc-n Villsisii (mrois ZLPLi Lc clrnsi,
and took 500— prrs goncrs kliising am] H'U'sisisid'
ing a much greater niimbc-r. 'I"? is :) \"5
5 has not yec-becn receiuctd uffi izsisi-l' L} ""
' Provincial Juma. Marqnisl .1 R. nialsisifi
. defend Portugal, and instead Oslhc Fssi'fish
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' government, (laced the ISLh os Augusf,
' es the suilcscconfidcnccin lhc armiczt
; the latter were (J'Jscﬂttsid.
.of the ship The Unicorn, ;sz h release
.\al force: of Portugal in Europe.
but not being provided Wiih [he n: (asgo
documemsss, we cfmnot. at m.; (simcssisissy
grant any mdemmsicauon lor her sisithTsi
** With regard to the SUPcrcargo Who ss*
on board, no preper documcms Wfrcsisi
ledged,nor doe_s she receipt (0,- she (I!
toms paid mentxon wherein che maw":
siste
** consequently, we do not co
Frnzicr entitled to obtain any j
lion {or the capturemhcrcas on the commu
thc cXpchc-s before the court Osjustkcc-ss
to be dcssayed out of the ship. 'lhcss
pences of the unloading \h<_: cargo (for win;;
(here cxctzslc-d no d'rgrcc'ot Ps\-Udblliuyzmd_
ing to the illustratsinm ul [he cast) arc WHEN
contrary, to be pssud by the capturs: CORSc
qucnlly u-c-judgc' (.0 be right, the Ship'm
question", lhc Uplcom, captain Fru
with her cargo, us hereby relcaScd,
hochcr that the expenccs bcsurc (
nsjusticc are to be dclsirayc-d ouc (,
Ronne, master of a private", si
persons, vs. captain Frazjcr, of th 01be
Unicom. = Bhlp
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fsslhc ship,
attending the
uuloading ol'rhe cargolsio be fxsimpmj) sup
thcr is to be.- paid Lo li. l-iunne, Cons-six, Nsi-il.
son, Anderscn, Bodshcr and Laxson, ;;(ctsi-ct
six dollars ; Wheregs, on the ccuu-asiyss sssi:
said privatccrs within} ssizace (.)f.1."ct' d-z35 sisisisi 3
lcr the lawful annuucmtum. o} mxs smuncc,
are to have shippcd the saxd goods ix.:u she
said ship, forlciting a 'pcnsidity (,t w) s:ss
dulfm's [0 the: pooKr ofsilns Fsisisi)" ::nd ;:n cqsiz-ctl
sum to cepzain krazxcr, for ever) ().ctsssi:
m-dms of this sentence be no: comW-si-J
with."
The cause o! Spain and Portuga], is ?P'
pears, is not in that despcrate state, wffis
had been supposed. In every part of th
peninsula, except the places in:hc ircnmcch
ate occupancy of the French armncs, The
patriots are in arms. Sensiblc 0s_p=19t 3"
rors, thcssSpaniards appear determmcd not
to hazard :! general action, but to psO 0?
the contest by : partizan and descnswe "As
for which their country is so admirably 02",
culatcd.
presses the sullc'st conﬂdcncc that
French Wi" find their gravcs on the- fﬄﬂ'
ticks. By an crdcr duced che: 24t'r. ol May,
the British vice ndmiral Berkcly has btﬄ
appointed commander in c'nict'os all the Da'
being Milk: lo penetratccthcz guvcrnmcn h
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These pzpcrs contain : vow !nng ::u'i 1
mmatcd proclamazion (silczm tho; Puﬂugucz:
calculatcctd to rouse the nation. {( express
that
] ht'st? is a [allu- srom nunsishsiz! licfss. " --'<-'
dazecl (he 12ch us Augusi-six, )_
smtes. that neihing nsictsi-sicrzsiss a
except :: skirmish ()ctv-siccn a smsizh ;si. -
PortUch-Sc and French cauxlry, ss
head quarters ture at lus S.:ross.
a We canooc but pronounce she
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