Alexandria daily advertiser — Alexandria [Va.], 1806-11-22 00:00:00, page 3

ssilfsibugsi pndsifhsi mdu colossiof a sisinpcech ctwhich
I 'tis nen: d'chvercsid,'wsisii'mpeachctthc-vcsa
I ctmwrof she "saw! must open]: for 'a
silfctcvcry man mll draw big own conclu
,,cos from u- But every man man see,
01 ctsiwncchcr such an occurrence did or did
a mite place, the verac'uy of ' Mr. Ran.
ol' h is no no wise implicated.
mymg nearly used my own patience,
ma ; tear qxorc thansi cahauned that of the
"add, ! shall renne for : subsequent
signmunicacion the diaclosure of such other
lax" and opinions as ! deem material to a
p'OPCs uqdcrstanding of the events at last
union at congre_ss. in that number l shall
89 msithc ROOTol all the repubhcan schisma
ct-y of Mr- Randolpb. The letter of 'the_
of"
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! ct maw YORK, NovemberlQ.
g- are not in the sligmcst degree unctured
,uhscdcrahsm; (nal so lar from having
m- bias towards that party, upon every
ct'ggeioo in which Principle was imolved,
my had to encoumcr- the: join: oppositioo
.of (ne scdesafigw, and that pomon of the
chublican simajorsiny who have been deno
m'nalcd mu'd party men.
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The ship New Guidc, ,capt. Hall, came
up siycstersiday from Gravcscud Day; and
'ueh'd ctxhc pleasuse—of receiving our re
[Ulfsssife of London papers to the: evening
us the Band of Scpxembcr, a Livcrpool pa.
per of th: 251h, and a London Generﬂ
Psiccs Currcnc of the 191h. The readers
loe Mercanﬄe Advcrciscr have already
keen furnished with news from ihc Euro
sio commessm to the 251h, these papcra
shrd very link: infsi-rmatioﬂ,=sissand that lit
ssdcnoc very important: but they contribut—
sifuhb enrich our marine dcpzrzmcnt with
ctsiwctmk valuabst aniclcs of s'nsisppiug intelli
IZ-"Psifi- ' _
Thesi'ship Leander, captain Vthby, too
tell known here for the annoyance she
[No toche Americzm commercc whilst on
(be: Ampctncao armoo, and for the murder
of Pensice, arrived at Pnnsmodth on the
lack of Sep'sicmber, havmg been ordered
kqctsimwbv she British government in conse
ed che eoaductjust mentioned;
'dgmg myself lo dcmoosuate to every ,
'm amal and mmkxngmsiaolxhac the: minori- ;
si . sissymii' sissBTe' siancmsspr'sswas made in, the'
ssctsi Lquan papers to the 25th September,
,TWJW "10 Ossfficc 0] flze Mercantile Ad.
si: . LONDON, September 19
.A ieﬂcr- from Piymouth of the l4th in
MEom-ains' the follbwing passagemhich,
like fact be correctly stated, must be
ieemed important-ssszsi
\ "Plymouxli, Sefztcmber 14.
"Lord St.Viocent has taken out all the
htugusicse ssihips of war at Liabuo. and is
Wing'shcm "with all possible dispa_tch,aad
ndoobt will bring them away with him,
Nail the toyal famzssly." ct
Septcmber 22.
Meangements are underszcctnd to be in I
filled! forwardness for the amicablc ad
Wﬂcnt of our diﬀerences with Prussia.
The 'Prussian parts are expected to be o
knedimmedint-eiy to our trade.
Rqactr admira] Sziriing has been sent out
. lupercede sir Home Papham. He sail.
from Plymouth some time ago. lt is
Ported too, butsiwe'ctsisisitrust the report is um
"?: that sit Home is coming home under
st.
The Gazette—os Saturday night contain
h{lluxjesttcts orderin council for opening
"tide with Buenos Ayres and "its depend
es,accorci sig to the teguiatioos in f- rce
i'_eel': this country and its enlon-ial pos
twm in' the West ladies and Ametica.
e judicious arrangement made by sir
We Popham, for the reduction of the
"" on imports, is confirmed, with the
eptioa of German lioens, which for the
neat remain subject—to the dutiea former.
Wd. We are happy to observe that the
ss_ tation of clawes iatotally prohictbited.
sin Prohibition, while truly gratis-yiog to
'fflendssiof humanity, must esseatially
to the distress of the Spanish govern
"; as of the great number of clawes
_ ."si'cd into Buenos Ayres from Africa,
principal part .wsir—re sent round by Cape
"a to wot]: the gold'aud silver wives in
The Rosario and some other ofourcruiz—
_ We kne'iy been employ'ed io examin.
:" the encmy's porta from Ushaot to
90 Ostcgal, in consequence of informa
rcceued by government, that the ene
BY THIS Dsif's MctAlL. ssss
sslsiatest Forez'gn Intelligcnce.
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; dy,- wexdinjily mnptoyssed' ctin nant. assrmgy
? mcnts along that can;. Bythis purvey u,
has been escesiriaincd; 'that the naval esta
Tabhs'hme'm at- Bressst, L'Orient, Rocheforr,
?. & m z-prccisclysias the] hay; been for some
ss e-panss si si
si} Septcmber 23:
; THE lXPEDITIDN-S'Fishevassiie'ty\
" of these, the made of cquipmcnt old borne
ofsisithcm, and the term for which they are
varioualy victuallcd, puts conjecture at de.
fiancc. A great many ﬂat bottomcd boats
; have been sent from the Downs, and most
; of the transports "have now one or two 01
gthcm- 'The-latest rdport is, that the rein
! forcemcm going out to Buenos'Ayres is to
consisc of the 17th light dragoons, " the
'l brave Death or Glory regimcot," general
Dc Lancey'a rcgimeot; of the lsc batta
lion of the Sch. general Esingland's regimcut;
and of the 881h, or Coonaught rangcrs, gc
neral Reid's regimeur. The Ardcm of 64
guns, and the Charwcll sloop, to convey
them immediately.
We havejust learned, that an exipcditzoo
will shortly he sent. ouc to the West ln
dies.
s " Plymauth, Seþt. 22.
" This morning early, the wind having
sprung up at E. N. E. the signal was made
for the transports to weigh immediately
and put to sea. Every preparation forsail '
ing was ma !e in consequence, and, had
the wind continued, the whole would have
been clear bf the port before this time; but
it anon veered back to the westward, and
phvented their proceeding.
" Orders have been received this day
to prepare three transports for the rcce
tion of the 87th regiment of foot, which,
{we understand, are to be joined by the
89th regiment, from Portsm tuth, and then
hath to proceed direct for Buenod Ayres.
, " Tcthe Glatton, of 50 guns is fitting
with all dispatch for a foreign station , it
is etated that she' to to ta three East
kindiamen that are hereX convey as
far as Bengal Bav, and t proceed for
if Botany Bav The Royal George, of no
guns, has still the signal for smling ﬂying.
and an the ships are at atngie anchor ready
{or & stm. General sir Hugb Dalrymple
, With aiocere pleasure we learn, that re
wards and honora are to be coaserred on
sir Home Popham "and majur general Be;
restord. __
Captaio Donelly has been promotsied from
the Narcissua to the Ardentline of battle
ship.
On Sunday the traosports with the to]
lowing regimcnts, sailed fromPortsmouth:
40th regiment, lst battallioo ; 40xh dit
to, 2d battallion; 14th ditto, Zd battallion ;
Sth German chion. detachment ; Glh Ger
man Legion, detachmeot , 7th ditto,whole
regimeot; Bth ditto, whole regzment.
Part of the 9th dragoona marched thro'
Dover yesterday from Dcal, on (her:- way
to Portsmcuth, where they are to be em
barked for foreign Sertice.
Major generals sir Athur Vvct'eHesley and
sieir (.ie-sirge Prevoat will it is said, get the
command ofseparate expedi-siions.
The Veteransihrome Booapatte's sh'fp, is
hauied into the one!" harbor at Concu
ntau, and moored head and sacrn to the
.shore, there not being room for her to
swing; her guns are taken out to make
batteries to protect her even there, and her
sails unbenc. so :sspprehenzive are they
of a visit from someos our .sihips.
* Seþtembcsir 25 .
We understand that the following are
the new arrangemcots whtch are zgxeed
upon in consequence of the lamented death
of Mr. Fox.
Earl Fizzwilliam "from indisposition,
si wishes to retire from the situation (which
requires regular attendance) of lord presi
dem, but to retain hts seat in the cabi
net.
Lord Sidmouth, to be president.
Lord Holland, to be Lord? zisy Sea].
Lord Howick to be secretary of state
for the forcign" departmcnt.
Mr. Thomas Greuvilie, to be first lord
of the admiral y.
Mr. Tierney, tobe president of the Board
of Contronl.
Mr. Bragge Bathurstto be master of the
miot, vice Lord Charles Spenser.
Mr. Whitbread will also be speedily
called into office, but the arrangement for
that purpose is not yet matured.
We can now add, with the utmostcon
fidence, that Lord Grenville proceeded or
Mouda) morning to Windsor, to take the
kings pleasure upon the' above nomioations
at} ofwhich it is presumed will be confirm. ct
ed at the Privy Councilhcld this day.
THE EXPEDlTIONS.
One of the expeditions now & ting out i.e.
for the Spanish Main. We understand
that the 86th, 87th and 89th regiments are
to go on this service.
.
cut in the Roya! George}. his ato'rusi '
ssssﬀqre put on boardsiyesterday."
" :ssss-Thesiforcigu intelligence received by the
; French papcra yesterday, though it is Well
enough understood that alhhaccomcs thro'
th'a; c'haancl, wherever it may be dach
from, is of Paridian mauufacture, had the
si eﬀect; to lower the. funds. a little. Nor are
ct we surprised aciz, for it is plain even from
Ysithe care taken to give such intelligence 3
1 ﬂavor sailed to the-Frcnch palace, that the
! French cabinec is under considerablc "ap
Z prehensions that a war bchccn France and
] Prussia, in which the latter will be assisted
iby Russia, and, perhaps by (thr powcrs.
[is at no very great distance.
A bect has been raised tliis season by Capt.
N. Frost, Kcnnebunk, which weighed twelve ssss
poqnds, measured 18 1-2 inches round, and
.24 in length to where it was 1-2 inch m diamej
A statistica-l account, published at Stock
holm, states the population of Sweden, not in- ss
_ cluding Pomcrania, to have amounted, in 1801 3
to three millions, one hundred and thirteen
persons.* In this enumeration, there were
-ss12,068 persons of-noble birth, 16,434 ecclesi- ;
"astics, l,275--merchants, 17 ,233 shop keepers,
2,605 manufacturers, 87 ,634 handicrafts men,
19,63.*3 sailors, 2,812,998 peasants, '7,l.26 stu
dents, 188,78.4 naval and military troops of e
very kind. The population of Stockholm a- ss
mounted at thesnme period to '75,417 inhabi— ss
tants.Pa1]adium.i
* About half that of the United Stotect, at the
_ present moment. 1
1
?
(father che duke of Bcdshrd, the marquis
Lorssd Hdwsiesbury satled on board the
Tbameo fngate a few days ago, in order
to take a peepat Boulognc. His lmdship
wassiysieamday landed ac Dcal, and was
saluted With 15 guns from the frigatc at
leaVinghcr. si
We understand the remains (Zf Mr- Fox ;
will lie in state three days, at his house ia
St. ]amcs's. if the" prince of Walezs doe:
not follow him, as chief mourner, lord
HoHaud will.-' His lordship issued cardz-si
of imitation to a ndmbcrct o'f distinguished
characters, ,to follosiw his illustrious unclcss
as mourners. They include the whole es
his colleagues in oﬂice, che duke of Du
vonshire, the marquis of 'Iss'avissock for his
H-ss/zite/zull, S-si'ctiztember 28.
The king has been pleased, by warrant
under his r<si>}'a} signct and sign manne}. to
give and grant unro Mzzjor (;esi—mrssctzl Sir
]ohn Sssuart, Kifight (whom hict. Mzzjrsty
.has nominaxed m be one cctfthct: Kz.ig'.'.zss—;
Companions of the must honorable ::ziiz'a
ry nrdcr of he Hath) his Royal Lisenc:
and permischm to accep: the tisile- 01" count
of Maida in Czhzbria, consented upon him
by Fcrdmandthc fourth, king of the two
Sicilics; And also {O command that lhls
his mojcsH-'s confession and declzsirazicm,
Ingczher with the rrhxive documceis, be
registered in his Cullege Os Arms.
of Harricgusim, eaj] Pcrcy, lord W. lius
sell, Mr. Byng, Mr. W'hidnsiead. The?
whole number invitcd amoum to about
forty. "
Fine American Flour 44 to 473 per bar
rel. '
Prices of StooLs this day &: one o'clocfi.
Con-z Mnncy 62 !-2 5-8—'o-- ()ct- ac
count 62 8 4 1'-2-—-Omnium 6 8 4 7-8—
Exchcquer bills per.
The Vermont "council of censors, now in
dessionfhav-ing recommended the repeal ofse.
veral of the laws osthat state, making provisi
ons for the .s-ujctjzorz qf t/zc Go-S/ze-Z, as incozrsis
tent with the splrit of their bill of rights—tha
legislature have had the same underconsidc
ration ; and after two days spent in the discus
sion, have resolved, that t/zose laws ought not to
be re/zealed. On a division, 97 membersvoted
against the repeal, and 7 9.for it.
A very remarkable occurrence has taken
place m the westem countiy, the new territo
ry of Michigan exhibits the phenomenon of :
bankingins'siitution, where the only 'tradc carri
ed on, is a barter afﬂeltry for manzctfactures;
Aurora.
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SATURDAY, NctOVEMBER' 22.
"Ob—
.l newsþaﬂer. VV hutcvcr instructions is
reaped from history, observes " a sensible wri
ter, may be reaped from & ncwspapel', which
is the HLSTORY or THE WORLD FROM Dsisiysizro
DAY.
PZLYMOUTH, Ssr'zt'. 20.
Orders are just received for the 45th and
87'th1'egimcnts, Which were ordered for the
secret expedition, to sail directly in their
transports, Then the Wind comes f-i'siiy, to rein
ilsictrce the arm)" at Bucnos Ayres, Soutn Ame
ricu, under the commssinsisil of that abie officer
Major General Achmuty. In consequence es
this order, all is hurrss'ss' and bncttie with tsiucse
two regimcnts, Which are in high order, and
weil appointed. '
..Wsisisiwssctssctsi _ _ct _ __
Alexandria Dtjly Adhertiszr.
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: PUBLctlC—ss SALsiE—si—
Will positively be sold, to the highest bidder,
on the premises, on the lﬂth day ofDecem.
ber next,
The 'I ract of Land whercon Thomas
Pollard, sen, lived, in the county of isiz-irfz-six,
on Popeshead Creek, containing about 5.50 &
cres. It is a valuable plantation, and lies &
bout 20 miles spom Alexandria, and about the
i same distance from George-"l own. An' lsisij,
;p putable title will be made to t_l.e pure? mer ....
k One half of the purchase to be paid upon the
execution of the deed in cash, or young ne *r sses
ssl valued at cash price, and two years will be al
} loved for the ballance.
I O'ctober 28. _(28) lawss
I The ctStagcs between Alexan,
t dria and Richmond, wi" trave.
on SUNDAYS, until the pub.
lic are notified to the contrary.
\ T he Prosibrz'eton.
- Lust or Mislaid,
CERTHUCLI/l—ct' fox 25 sha'sies of th
_si 3]; Line ]! sui'ax'sice Coz-zpan) of Alexan
(::i;1.fi'ct=01.1 No. 5698 to 5722 ncusissss—si'ZO
of wide! WCIC i? (. 'mscc] us tlzsinsfci-rch to J'chl
Bustz, on the 27'th March, 1802, This Cer
tificate is suspsiected to have been lost in Bulti
more some timebetwem last Fcsii: issctun} zu d
( this day. ]nformutinn tho ercof, gixch io the
i office of the abme company, 01 to this osz'ctce,
i will be th-sijkauily acknowledssed.
; Noxember 15. laWGW
]OSEPH RIDDLE,
. H'AS RECEU ED
Per the slzzct/z LEONIDAS, and Doszsioss} v,from
? Livcrjzocl—and the VVOLF, from London,
QThe greater part of his FALL
ANSSORTMENT *
Aud daily expects the residue by the ship,
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in beds thrown up two and a half or shreqbfpet.
! 'ctsi- ! ld
ter. , He meed 12 other mors,: WW wo \
lbs. in the a'ggregate. T-hsie seed; fere sown
_" SUBLIME AND BEAUTIFUL. {"
We cannot resist the temptation of copyinz
the following beautitul efi uaion ofsomc de
mocratic muse of Essex which appealcd in
, the lastsiJV'cwar/L Cmtinel. ItvalruosLe-LLUMS
parson Davis's elegant ctsossng', .
_ Jcssirson Prcsertuecl.
A fed the other day by chance did view,
O'er mantle piece whesie smoke asiscended,
A print of Jeﬂerson, the fctssapcr new,
Hung on the waEl by nail suszzeudcd.
He} :new the owne1,and him in lus bespokc
What 18 the meaning. ? w; .at, begin to swe1*\e.—?
Why hang )ourpasi triot osieui) in smoke ?
he demo answered no, 1 smoke Lictm to pre
serve.
TL) REN'F,
. cossnzmle L'I. "s; 7. ' IVG- sC-LV'E,
A. on Duke-ssizzc et, um,: .sihc collectoz s of
fic'e—ct-xiso the House, at present occupied by
myself.
A late dcmocmtic song thus happily takes oﬀ
A Sf-zsssiozz )ssLZ'
I:} ;,sss-si ered for ?. 1: {or eight )ears -—-a tall
us;, , 'sssict 3 ,I-sifct :, m {; :eilcctsi . ;;zo-sissa, knows now
to u—ctctit on a : : ,ti-ss, 111.u},a a good surme". nea
v-si'r, gxssiazicr, and is Chyablc oi being as good a
servant as any in A mcz-icact
The terms (for ready money,) is at the rassc
ofz ssi-zvcctsir :: Pale. zd': per \ ear, or One 1,'uzzd.ed
and Lia: tyx oum'oss. .J'ncmi: 1: o!
'P-U B'LIC SA-LE.
On Tmssday next wzll be shld of the Ven
due Stare. for _a term of years,
A likely you-ig Negto. x'x oman,
accustumed to ,muse work, &c. ' '
1. 0. Marstcller,
Novzwzrsn 8,_ Mw
the conduct of the tuo pzesidents, Adurhs
and Jeﬂ'erson—the one ib!- z'etuining our mo
ney, when d- -m.mucsi. by 's rsincc and the o
ther for si rcleus': us;" it.
Then iet us ' .-rﬂ01-0tlxe name,
Of Jcii'crsizfctzn mth pleasure,.
For )tis thro' i-im we do retain,
Our liberties and trcta-zssure;
By measures Which he "had dcsign'd
T:Our country has rctx-ieved,
or a'l v. high Adams has caig/Zu'd
William and John
Septsmber 22. ___d_lweoif
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FOGreat Jcfi'erson rect'icz-ud. , sif
.- Woe. . .- ..l-si—w-l-Aisiu-AN -
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hinfx-btreet, Ale sisict,ndria.
siTovemher'z . 2, '5136. 6t
'Curdcn Chapin.
Nc-vembev 21. CCSW
_ __ Fisidm thesssi-Trenton Federdut.
Our Jcﬀcrson 'a a man often,
He eate his bread like other men.
IMPRO sim- _TU.
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