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Prwnchy, Dowmcct: ;
Mmksiew Mole, rruncis .4
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si'ssssiz'ct : Servant, Must-sick Scrivener
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The \Visilow Bell-air, Mrs. XVilmot j
Lisette, Mrs. Jacobs. 3
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ct- si Vomer.-(1. vPoLmCAL.
" ss ' Actsirst canrludes with A DANCE, 0_u mr. (
ﬂarris, Blastcr jsiqﬀcrsan, ﬂlaster Scrz'v
mer, Mrs. Szsizjmcur, Mzss jeﬀZ-rsan an! ,
A and IV.-88 Pe'ttzsit. 3
' END OF THE PLAY,
A _TR1PPLE IIORNPIPE, !
By Mr. Harris, Master Jcﬂ'erson and Mrs.
Jacobs. 1
To which will be added a fiworitc Musz'cal
-.ss. ss_'___si__n__4_z-(vvsi (new.-- ,si-.vz-,-----.; Ass.-.) 17; 3 4
acts, sake:!
Doars to be opened at six andct/mfm-mance
to commence at 7 o'czsioc'sisi.
w) Tickets to be, had at the Theatre at
Mr. Snowden's Priming Office, and at ;Ir.
Brooks' Hotc'.
]. T. RAMSAY, ct 1
-si .Iftomey at Law.
" Intends promising the Law in the
'S'uperior and inferior Courts Of Lou
doun Coumctv. stie w1ll settle at Lees- :
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.ZZRZLW' ss- XL. &
_ PL-VKER TONYS
.Cbllection of Voyages & Travels
.:Qubscribers, by \
James Kennedy, --sen.
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ELLA ROSENBERG. 1
The Eleczor, Mr. Charnock ?
Col-me! Mountsort, Downie ' '
Resenberssct; Cane 1
Stqrm, ' Hardinge {
Flufiterman, Jeffcrson ,
(Zomm-siudcr of Cuard Bricks ]
(}ﬄ-sisier, _ Jacobs ;
Soﬄich \Vilmot
Stephen} Master Barrett i
Conrad, Mr. Hartis ]
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- Ell: Rosenberg, Mrsct fi-si'ilmot
Chrisstina, Mrs. Jacobs,
Mls Fiuiterman Mrs Fravcis 1
Peasaus Mcssrs Frxazcis, Allen. Scymonr,
Nlrs. Seymour, Miss Pettit, Miss Jcﬀcr— 1
Þlly Gan-m & Bed-m; per man-.
Gower's Gmltt, 5 Doctor:
Valuabfe Lots,
In the vicinz'ty of the town—for Sale.
On SATURDAY next, {he 18th instant, at
eleven o*clock, will be sold,. on the pre
mises, to the highest bidder, for negotig.
ss-blc note:, at.60 days, with approved en
dorserz— , .
S1x Lots, handsomely Sltuat
e'd-upon the W'aghlngton & Aleiandria turn—
pike road, contmmng from three to 51: acres
each, and distant about a mile and an half
from Alexandria, and half a mile-from'Fonr
Mlle'Ct-eek. The Situation of this property
is elevated and pleasant, and the neighbor
bond healthy. Particulars will be made known
and a plan of the lots shewn upon application
..to God. George Giljzin, or 10 .
Inmbic Extemporc,
Esq. Mr. Jcsscrson
The Pﬂblic we : sþxzfull ;] izgsif'ornzea',
that m consequence qf the great variety
qf New Piccsis to be presented this sea
, son no Pe'ay and be repeated.
ss August 16. si _si _ si
_ August 14. dts *
83" The sale of the above
Property 1_s unavoidably post
Poncd unul Saturday, the 25th
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PART Gth. _
Is just received and ready for dcfivery to
'nmm m wnmmn 51 ss
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M UE [. SNOWDEN,
Rovd-uwt,dlexcndno. .
THURSDJ Y, AUGUST 23.
XVHO WINS ; 1
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The H'Zdow': Czsszoice. ct
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C. Alexander.
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Yesterday arrived, hrig Growler, capt.
Roberts, 80 days from Cadiz, and informs, !
that it wa'z reported and believed at thatf
phce. that-the French general .Sonlt. with
15,000 men, had, the latter end of ]une, ;
attacked the advance guard of—(SOOO men, ;
under the command of gen. Crawkord, on .'
the confines of Purtugal. and obliged him ,
to fall back to the main body \* ith only 2000
men. That the town of Cadiz nas stillf
safe, being well supplied with water and '_
provisions, and out'oi' the reach of the ene- '
my's shot and slielis, though it was said
that the French were casting mortars at Se- '
will: of a larger caiibre than any they had,
with which they hoped to reach the town ;
that a continual fire was kept up by the
French from Biatagorda on the fort ,
on lsle -Leon,irom whence and the Spanish '
gun-boats it wasas brisklj' returned. That si
the British are in possessinn and delend
many of the adv anc'e posts with great Spirit.
That the batteiy at the cause-way leading
from the walls of Cadiz to the island. was :
nearly completed, and was to be mounted!
with 70 or 80 pieces of heavy ordnance, 1
from 24- to 82 pounders. The allics are, !
lhnsily employed erecting yatiqctua other hat- '1
merchandize can be introduced into that
part of the coutinent adjacent, by any of
the great. rive-N.
On Monday his royal hictcihness ti'oe rit-in:
of Cumberland undern-ent th': Operation of
having one osthe wounds of his head open
ed. srom'whence a fracture from the Skull
was taken; it waz—zsiabou: an inch in {en-gan,
and a qukrte-r oi'nn inch wide. The opera
tion was perforated by Mr. Home
Orders have been sent to Portsmouth, to
sit ssout four ships of the iin'c, and-six sti
gates, to and for Sicily, with some troop
ships, carrying out reinlbrcements for that
isl'lncl.
A detachment of the royal waggon train,
consisting of 90 men and horses, and 20
waggons, embnrhed on .Thursclactv, at Fal
mouth, supposed for Portugal.
Seveml ente tainments have been given
in honor of the marriage of Bonaparte, at
which the empress danced. Garnerin, the
Acronaut, attempted to carry the? news of
one of the fetcs to Vienna in a balloon, but
he mistook the Noselle for the Rhine, and
descended out of his c-urse.
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LONDONJ 7"!!! 40 ,
We have this morning receivedSpanish I
papers to the 13 th ]une, Lisþou to the "th, ';
and German to the and. We have given 4
eonsiderable extracts from these. The La
land Gazsiette states, that : privateer having
been taken oil" Bomholm, by two English
frigatee, the English hanged the captain of
the privateer; 'We imagine this intelligence ss
must he ssunsounded. ' . !
Letters by the Gottenburgh mail of yes
terday state, that accounts of a general en
genunt between the Russiane and Turks
had been received at Stockholm. The
former were stated to have been defeated,
with the loss of 20,000 men in killed,
wounded, md prisoners. The same report I
is mentioned in some German papers re
ceived this day ; but no credit is given to it
in these papers.
A gentleman arrived yesterday in town
from Paris, in the space of seventy hours ;
he brings no intelligence of importance.—
Respecting Spain, the chief object of inter
est at present, but little is known in France ;
all privnte letters being destroyed which
contain any per-sound complaints' of hard
ships sustained, or general statements of
obstructions to the subjugation of the conn
try. This intentionstl conceal-nen: Strength
ened the prevalent suspicion, that matters
were not there so sat-'oreble for the French -'
cause as might be wished ; and the final re
sult was even held to be matter of doubt.
The VVoolwich store-ship, whieh is arriv- :
ed at 'Plymouth from Maita and Gibraltatr, ?
brings an account of a very severe action !
in the Mediterrznean, hetw-si-sscn the English "
irigete, the Spartan, and :: frigate, corvctte, '
some brigs, end several guu-hoats of the
enemy. The captain of the Spartan was -
of her men were killed or wounded. The
enemy, it is supposed, suﬀered Slsil-ii more
heavily, and fro should conclude the Eng
lish lrigate succeeded it) driving the ene
my's ﬂotiih oﬀ, as she captured one brig
and stink another. This is probably the
same action as that spoken of so contusedly
in the Frenchpapers, and in which the ene
my, as usual, csiitns a victory. The ac
count, however, received by the Ve'ooiwich,
is not sufficientiy precise.
Letters to the :Jgth uit. from Ieiigcisind,
state that tude is ample-tri)! at :! stand in
15" Quartcr. The Frt nch a'auarzfers are so
sevcrely wounded, and between zu and UU '
vigilant, that noc :ne mosc trmmg artictc of
..PHILADLLPt-nA, Augmt 20.
LA TES 17 FROM CAD 12.
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N.— <u_-_—_._—_ W— ..
Ttffies on Mercnt parts of the island (of
i Lcou. The French in the environs of Ca -
! (liz, are said to be only 15 ,OOO men. Flour
! at-Cadlz 14- dollars.
_ house in Lchtpool of the date of [one 27,
: contains the followin price: and se marks.
; PR CES.
1 Ashcs', Poctt, 56 3 585
Pcarl, 54 & 565
Cotton, Upland, 14 3 15 1-2d
ss New Orleans 15 21 18-ssl
Sea island 16 21 20d_
Flour 64 a 685
Tar 25 ;: 273
Turpentine 13 11 153
Picch - 11 3 133
Sxaves, pipe, XV. 0. 23 .ctz 311
hhd. 14 3 Lll
bbl. 10 & 16l
Timbcr, Mas. Oak Logs, 4—54- 21 46
pine 35101146
hard-Wood 8510 :: 43
lathwood 71 10 ;: 85
ash car rusters 4 1-21151 Lzl
pine boruclsgzplzrnk 8 21 8 1 2d
oak do do 10 :] 12d
Tobacco, Carolina and G-cto. 2 ;14d
REMARKS.
" Our stock of tobaccoeshas ossihte hsien
constantly augmcnting, and the demand hc- -
ing no way equal thereto, the market is;
greatiy (It-pressed, and price-s have in con- :
scqucncc been utmost daily going lower. !
" The suit-s of timber and lumbcr have, '
umﬂ within these scw days, been Very "Ve
ly; but the arrivals already from the U. _'
Sta'sics, under the new state of things, hav
ing been considerablc, and further one-s
darly expected, a pausc in the market has
anccccdcd, and :: consequent reduction of
about 4d. to 6d. per sooc on price of pine,
and on other articles in proportion ; we
confidently anticipatc, however, that should
any shrshcrdcclinc occur, the demand will
so far revive, as to hold price-s within : tri
ﬂc of the present ratea, which may be: con
sidered very favorablc to the shippes."
m—
A late Iza'zan Engagement.—A manu- .,
scripc containing- the: following statcmcnt
was handcd the editor on Tursday by a gen- '
;chnao from Livingston councy, and he ba;
rapidlssv declining, and nothing but a renew
cti export will keep it above 20]. or 21]. her
{on. Grain and ﬂour, on the contrary have
been bensiiitted, and a're in steady dt'l'ﬂitild
at our quotations, with every appearance of
maintaining them. Rice is not apectsscd to
80 oeluw our quotations.
" Cuttons havingssllcn to very reason
able prices, the d'si'mand lately has been
brisk, and we do not look for any further
deprtssism of woman, particularly in New
Orleans and (}eurgia Uplunds, of fair and
good quality. Bark is fast declining, and
its price just now uncertain. 'Clover Seed
continues to be sought after, a short supplv
for next season being apprehended from the
excessive drssynessss otsithc weather. For {lax
seed here is no demand but for crushing,
and its price is-ver'y low.
" In navn} stores here is a veryduil mar
ket, turpentine being redUCed to a very low
ebb, . nd no prospect of improvement. Tttr
supplies from the Nnrth of Europe being
so very precarious and We expect 255. jper
barrel, or upwards will be sulrported for the -.
prcsf'ﬂt
continues in a better state, owing; to our,
" ln our preceding printed letter, we
had the: pleasure m amicipaw the nsilum of
regular commcrcc, which even: being now
happily rcahzsisi-d, WI sit clmissn with great
: .usiaction to rcncw our Prices ofss and re
marks un, Amcrican produce at this mar
ket; and, although & geon-al reduuiuu in
.urrcncy has been crmsss-qu-znt thereon, yet
the: returns now to he made, wiil no doubt
be more satisfactory than higher ones. ob
litlucd as littttOsOsC, thro' irregular chan
Dcls.
cctzzzzpesitCity wood in bond, was Up to 86]. 1
per ton. she prtce IS now uncertain and ;
" In respect to ashes—the demand for
pear} has been for some time past very li
mited, but sufficient to keep pace with the
late uncertain supplics, and no consitierabie
stock had accumulated. Of pot ash, the
market pret ious to the recent arrivsls, was
quite cleared, at good pricvs for rxpﬂrtﬂ
tion; bur, in consequence of some obstintt
c_v bettveen the two governments, as regard
ed the articlcs to be admitted respecuveiy,
the granting of French licence-s has been
suspended, and their renewed being uncer
tain, that went is for the present closed;
buc we Still think the annexed currency, or
nearly so, wiil be maintained, unless the
supplies are immoderate.
" The same cause has uTso given :t set-i
ous check to the salt-s nisiiogssctvood, which
VenS sin admitted atticle of exporz; & good ss
.RUSSELVlLLE, (Kensi) yuzy 27. ,;
A letter from a respectable comnierclal
cwIMERCIAL lNFOR m TION.
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ss undcumd ;zsim at boon, w .siil \.
ss (UVLS ()! Lstdcuphsﬂjisl. Did-51] LVZ'IHTHH'ss
John Cfillz' 10' ,sitsiencc with the 5.siid :siIlCﬀct
New Pubhsicatzonssi ssssct
just received a, _7Ass111-ss:.5' Mvctsiss'
scn. ](in'essz-tr-ssf/a
An abridgemcnt of the book Us Mr;
x'ith an account of the jvsszsljudgincli15*'
on persecutors.
Boswell's jmzrnnl osa tour in the ]
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m compmy mth In. bctmuc! Jﬂh usi-tosi'
A general Vicw of the manner: si
Of all nations, illustrutuci by x'ss.uz11-k'l'0U*l'ss1
and esigl'sict-Vings. by she Hev. ]. Golden)"
Periodicnlss Ify subscription. sict,
Coxc's Philacfclphia Medical Museumo
edition, Nos. Is: and Ld. ss Whiif
The American Mcdical and, thl-Osiswsil
szistcr, 01' Annnls of Mcdlcme, lvsia
History, Agriculture and the Al'lisi ].
cictv of ucntlemen os New York- -_0'0P 3
The New York Medical and 111109
Iournal and Rcvicw. Nos. ] and - th
The Part Folio for the present man "(
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10 lsshc subscriizcr, t') scecure the paym-zs-t
& sum us mom )" (The jmm ]siesi-ssio.-1;:..'sis
and ]}fffiktss & m! is:-[;si'ic' and sang/fy, "fss
smd sm- c .511. 01 ]si-ml In: ;.uc'. "um unxiﬀ'sif
miscs on the j} cum/1 dsiz/ as L'i-Þq
m-Z't,
A zss'my szzmb/e ] zece 0/ C-ozsi-ss}
dltlluicdl !: {; e {LV' a of Alexznmli-si
11; PHdCd nz; fCi !(sivs - sir"?!
{(zTN' I). (; on tf'c Fork!) sick (:;z-Zfct
Alsssi ." at lL P- (l:.'.'.1'*-(*U ()L. - 'U L'";
and son) (act c: sts om \. sin 5 siuss ,zu si
thence cas". am. I \;_\' Plle ;,si' ( 5 .;gss iLUs'
slOn sncct. le .! c 5 1.; .- (siz-si- m hrfi' lsi-si
Ossh along L'Liffn street if,-: ty 'IMCss
innoc'hc-Msisz'hd en ire-l.", to an ;!Zc 'DCLHF
Tssl'O, sisic: ty of n' iHZa-m Rum'sissz 57, (; (Ci- 'Fs-ctd'
heard It cbnfirmcd by other anthsn'nv.
this should be:-true, we much harsh-41.
red breth : cn. will continue the husssisisi ss'
have commenced. )ctq
As : Mr. Peycr was dc-eccnd'mgcisie ss
his river w'uh a boat load of sssisshsisitx (r
ss was so unfortunate as to get hf '
1 in a viohncts'sium on the 28xh UltPrss. sisict
VVilkinsonvac. Vcsihcn he had ("si-si?
ez-zions rega'mcd some: hande Uschssy fit.- ct
there came: 15 Mubxu-k il-dizms ;nsi-sss
i squaws and ciziftirc-n in fames, sssi ssss-ct
river. M r. P. then returned 10 I:. ss (:;ct
] sack, land informed the commctsidsfsiisi
cer us (he lnulmcnt he scujwd "'8 (5,
1 g. an} and 1? m.:ctn, WHC dYSPnusshd :
him m pus-sun (si. me Indimzs. U-u' s'
them on the bank us she Miscffisissss, rctsi;
miles above the: mouth oslhc ()!zicsi'sisisi'si'sisi
the (flsisiicf'discuvu'ccl Mr. 11. lsict !"si'sii
knilsic and attempted w szab him;-T?
was making the best (!Cstfitc Lsisict (sisi' "
the-. sex-grant raised !st 8'm and 5sz si...
"'8<'ffif*fh and Usdcsircdu fire ss-n she r.:
ihcfcty killzd Euur and vssuussctsid "
men-Am: nmssiindcr {l-d si.
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i Pur. Þrycs, iii.-.; [00]; 12 hands ()sssysisisissssct
, put it m lh'ls (Him-55, and (Itssisisssisszs
must be disappointed. '
th:- ÞYShc us Watcr to ;: un'ssmal undcr'l"
then. and (c.-t ths-m lmli. and saw! 'lsf'
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jurisss :!le HLSU sis, [hap-12 (n [: lh L
HUW 'Z? '5-2: ..: ( !..w- !) hue ;ssir-xtxsi *
()U'I'Is' OUZ ; .-.nd Lulgrlfnsssct "' thus fur-L
FA sRl'Jsss C CX'JUI (its. ULS, li. I'X' 'C" .TZ'lYCLTL
l.:zctm- u- .; &ccrcm'x it, r-si ; re s. nairg owl
(;:fZ-z (015 83 :: srt Os (F.; mussc ges-n'ot:
x-nsissulcts F111x751411r'cct. I,.uifzrtlh'
cz'uzlwss *- sign-: in \i< u, (: 11 l.! .\ sin is,!
nam'
Ca'] COUVllH t'", (I.-sin: to :: \ (six t (: us ( 'zuﬂ
war unh ilz'ss-s brizm (]. las b cnn'1sigtx.LR'
and asinrl :.iz :] of all their actions. 11
will} lingLar-d :s as Izm-rioctz lo thennzfsi
um); w 51)? .:I to thc. If m ass: es z-sz
\\ issist that (, zu (] pusszi 5) be- ad .;ctsictct, ;
'en) wm' hand to mx'mur C'T.is.15i;*
ccrdihgs os {w wmmcz L—t 0: to ;",rc fsisizzsssi;
CJDST qs-si: lCLS al. ;i- nave. 51? 0 [(Li'nhul'
fiammsi- (la :: 12: 5 [1 We! i..-- n'. :; . :sismri; —,
c.;ziiom, jns- h (! c 5- wing (. -— mifio-u. lss
hung (m sho: ( in [..Lir(X)l (. 3 10 mue
ing t? ( Umiuf c-azrs it VUZW- (] m v.
13: 81 in! 13, gous: ':n1.si:.'. !, in: in:..z'. '
kisiksid in; ( an ( in .;u' [Lblirct ;.erm s- .
While cur government appeand less
crisice (}W honor and imc-rc-s'to ;!zsi-rsi:
u'y to aid ficsinrzpurtc in his schcnmsisi'sissssss
(last.-uui 11 02 ilzzglrssz'ud ; nrwu-xinssxss-sisiqsssi,
{sum a certain dsssmfgxisin ol'sidn
tditors (the most of" usi- m Lsiszfc-ss irctsszss
(inns-.) 'Usin -._.\S*.:-z'z--ct"-ss-zsiss-S it) the sir,-( H—
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