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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
The HAPPY COTTAGER.
BY .Er. CoLLIns, auibor sC 7-bs Bry6, Sc.
Il MADRIGhL.

IN Cottage live, and the Cot Of contents
- Where few little rooms, for ambition too lows
Are faInin,' d as pain as Patrarch's tent,
With III for convenience but nothing FOR 1how
Like Rol;eje4 C,g5.s both peaceful and pleafaRt.
BY nduNry aor'd like the hive Of Bee;
And the Peer who looks down with contempt on
peaf4nt
Can ne'er be lOok'd up to with envy by me-
And when from The brow Of neghbouring hill,
On the regions Of fmoks I with pity look down,
While murmuring cream and the clack Of the mil
prefer to the murmurs and clack Of the town =
As blythe as in youth, when danc'd on the Green,
difdain r,pine at my locks growing grey;
Thus the Autumn of life, like the fpringtide lerene
Makes approaching December as cheerful May.
lie down with the Lamb and ,iie with the Lark. -
Sol keep both DGeaf- and the Doctor at Bay
For feel on my Pillow no Thorns in the Dark
Which Reflection might raife from The deeds ofthe day
AID though Bgos each Night. to eude Heaven. Wrath
To their Bead roll Of Saints and their Wooden Co
pray,
superniton court not for Daggers Of Lath
IN my sleep to drive Demons or COLLINS away.
Yet let me not fslfhly boat Of my Lot,
Nor 10 fef let the Comforts of Life be eonfn'd
For how forbid the Plearures muH be Of thar Tot
Who to fhare them with others ne Plealuce can find
For ry Friend I've Board, I've Bot lie, and Bead
And ten times more welcome that Friend if he's Poor
And Stranger when wanting Slice Of my Bread
May ftarVe when without If be goes from my Door
Nor think while Fanatics and Bigots lcout,
SuPerittiOn defpife and Hypocrify feorn,
Thar Of hOow'd Religion harbour doubt.
Or believe tina, 10 die Ike Dog was born;
Though in Faith I'm Saint I've Heart full Of Hope,
And for Charity. Sake ia believe my worn foe;
And enjoying the B-fings Of Life in full Scope,
I'll aill bels the Fountain from whence they all flow
Thus while mad World is uvov'd in mad BroiIs,
For al few Leagus, of Land or an arm Of the Sea,
and Ambition climb high and pie Perjury tolls,
For what but appears mere Phantom to me
Through life let me lleer with an even clean Hand
And heart interrupted with Grandeur or Gold.
And at laR quit my Birth. when thi, LIES Stand
For Birth which can neither be bought nor De fold
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THIS GAZETTE.

IS f15Gses eVeyy MoNpeY Ct E. Il. 9ENEs's OFT'
nest 20, p hs PORTLAND TANK. 11ilHf.Sn
7'lere AHrpoTr, h5vertysze7is ard Coss1TuHifatsa
reeeivsd zgfb atentioz
- T5s Sriae + ONE DOLLAR II FIFTY CENTS
year, Executive Of p0a4ge. gF P4aa7-uI F4yssst' 2
Tsqaefea.
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L5SEgzS zsz7rry.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

1T Court Of General SslToas Of TIE PeGas far h
county of Ca7Jeyllad, bsg4n and boAiea ~ Port.
land in E4.d eouaiy. on The iaf 1p5'acy 9szlpcs,
NJ d 1900
ON the Petition Of William Hunt, and
above one hundred Others, whereof the FOREGOING
oopy--ORDERLD. That the Petite ers give uoits
{, ali concerned, BY FULFILLING copy Of iad Petition
and this Order, in the G4zETTf printed Portland,
by ELzey Il. Tsais, three weeks iucctfivey, the llt
publication to be three weeks leaf before the thrd
'ruelday Of October neat th they may then at faia
Court ID BE holden at Portland aforelAid have oppo.
tunity to make objections if any they have, to he
granting Of the prayer thereof
Attef, Samuel Freeman, CLERK.
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Comm0nE0saltb Of Ma0aebyftt5.

LHoolH pl p5 P' Be iH Eao"a sn d
made manifea unto all perfons to whom this
Prefent writing lhall come or in any wife con.
Germ, that on this fecond day Of lane in the year
OF our Lord eighteen hundred, before me Dunn.
Hner SseUHA, Notary Public, duly appointed and
Praetiiing If iaid county, perlonally appeared
DaUid Ir4iant, Of Bath, in laid county, being
fworn to declare the whole truth and nothing
bot the truth declared as followeth, viz. That
on the night Immediately fucceeding the zzd
day Of May lait, his fore in Bath, aforelaid,
was by iome evil minded perion or perfons IN.
known to him, with force & arms broken open,
andfundry goods, about ten dollars in money,
and number Of Promelary Notes taken out and
carried away; according to my belt recollection
the notes are as follow, namely,
One Ggued JolePh Francis, Of Soo dollars,
One hgned Samuel & William Howard of z1o dollars.
One hgned John Curtis, Of 60 dollars.
One ditto Of 40 dollar.
One fined Ezekiel Emerfon, OF 100 dollars
One hgncd lanes L.are, Of % dollars.
Eandry lnsllieF Notes and Receipts.
DAVID TRUFANT.
Sworn to before n..,
DUMME2 SEWAIL, NtSry P4bre
The deponent doth hereby protelf, and the
4did NOTARY 1uoliC, az MS intdnce and requett
do BY theie Preleuts lolemnly protect againlf the
iaid evil minded and wicked perlon or perfons,
afore[aid, for breaking the fad fore, and all the
lois and cot the faid David 7ryfIni hath or may
fuaain u conlequencc thereof.
Ifbsyaia Nafary have 5sregnto FL my hand
and atF~ed mp NotariaI Seal. IBIS Jccoao
lSeal) day Of TEae. il TIE ysar Of our Lara
eighteen bEadrsG.
DUMMER SEWALL, Noi4ry Public.
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Abraham WEIGH.

HAS for faIe, in company with James
= = WIsGoVv and WIaGo7u Hall,
6ooo acres of Land, in No. 4, in the
9TH range from the Waldo Patent formerly called the
College Town, welt Gde of Penoblcot Rver-where
Lumber Of any kind may be brought by water to na,
CATION --Any perfon who wifhes TO purchzfe Farm.
nowis the time for more excellent foil never Jaw
~ Canada, Vermont, or Ncwhamphire The growth
IS RoP Maple, Bats Wood Red o ak, Elm, Beach, &C.
Purchaiers may choole their Lots where they ple.e in
lad town. except the river Of lots. Generous
credit and good iecuriiy will be given
Said WEIGH has for fale, an JQand,
in Cafco-B Bay.
ALTO, 500 acres in the Wexford and
Groton Academy Townfhp.
The above Lands will be fold cheap.
with good title to agan every thing except
frsas aud zii4ezvs.
Psrtiaad, Je1' Goh, 1904.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the non.
l. y rchdenb prcprietors cf Land living in RseJfsg,
in the coun Of Kennebeck thar the following Lots ire
taxed in the State. County and Town and school Taxa
for the years 1895 and 1879, ~ the bills committed to
me to collect, As follows
PROPRIE TORS UNKNOWN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

"A Collection of the mott celebrated
I n MUSIC. from the 1EsSs5I I1aqa.iae, Bottom. is
iSE ia!e at 7ENKS' BOOKSTORE.
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BOSTON, MAY Ts, 1909.
PROPOSAL, by JoHN RUSSELL,
For PubIlhing BY subscription
DjfcoatjSs on Da0IIa,
scsroN, MAY Gs, 1909.

THE Editor Of this work RESPECTFULLY
4 acquaints the public, that he has been induced
to this undertaking by many friends CT high political
reputation
Thce DfcCurles were originally publiGhed in the
Gazette Of the United StAes but as they did not allow
10 that portion Of political vlrtue, which eur
citizens at the time Of their hr appearance I'm 1901
but erroneoufy fnPpofed him poGeis they were
either condemned as a libel his nature, viewed
with jealouly, as inimca to bis freedom. Our OFFER.
vatons from abroad, and experience at home, have
incc taught Us the eons they were Intended incu
Gates and thofe evils which they dcGgned to pre-
vent, have borne the teltimcny Of their truth.
1t IS unneceaary TO mention the rank reputation
OF the fupPofed author to give celebrity the work
The Dcoures are allowed by the beR judges, to form
complete eaay aGociated man; in which practical
Improvement is drawn from profound lnVeaigaton
ais principles of action, as individual, traced TO
their effects in his relative capacity; and from the
light OF hiaory, and thorough knowledge Of his
tsre his pat dilaers made lubervieut to his pre-
tent and fuure happiness.
The maKims intoxicated calculated to fecure vir
tae, by laying relraint upon vices to give age and
vgar to the Of liberty by pruning IFS excrelences
and to guard it again9 the tempeh of faction by the
protection Of firm and well balanced government.
"A work, combining 70 much excellence, (ubject
Of iuch dignity and importance cannot be too much
appreciated. COnceving it TO be both ufeful and hon
orAble 70 his country, the Editor Is de6rOus give
more durable publicity; and believing the work will
meet with welcome reception from his fellow citizens,
ne Preiames that to Offer propoisls will preclude the
neeefity Of olcitng the patronage Of the public for
ward his deGgn
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The vU'rk zUW uake jss 400 70 $50 Ags O7av' pages
aT' VVH BE- printed Tvb baHe ybs, i6s 5 dmyP,int
i7g Paper
2 v0H bs a.aty Eosu5 and ysg and dtlvsrS 70 E;i-
ter5 az tTOo doAarJ,
AGf9f5e q be,i5er5 nil BE- sjoi75, he zvoyl
= Subscriptions received at jerks
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GhL Wars.

Elegant Decalters, and Flower Pots
Plated do. do. Cream Pots do. Sugar longs
Tea Sets, China Cups and SauCcrS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

War Department.,

MARCH T., 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given, That f.
4 parate propolas will be received At the Office
Of the Secretary Of the Department Of War until III
expiration Of the 25th Of July next enllne for the
iuPPy OF all rations which may be required Tor Tia
uie q the United States from the fra day of Sober
1890 to the goth day OF September, 8o1, both davs
lncullve, at the places and within the two dinr qsi
herein after irt mentioned ard ALTO that eparate nrc
Pofa' will be received the laid Office until TIE expi
ration Of the 15th day Of Iuy enfuing for the up
ply OF all ratonS which may be required as aforernd
IRON the day Of Jan IN The year 1901 10 the az day
o. December ~ the fame year beth DAYS iucudve at
the place and within the leveral Gates herein after
mentioned viz
FkP-Propoals 70 fupply all rations hat may nc re-
CURED at Oiwego at Niagara /; al Ptburg at 2refQu
lie at Michlimacknac at Fort Franklin At lie
brct az Cincinnati At Pcque town, and Lorames
torres at Fort Wayne; at 70 Defiance; at any place
below Fort Defiance the Miami river to Lake + ie
at Fort Knox, and Oustanon on the river Wab6(l at
Nafiaci At any place places the can 6de Of the
riVe MihfPpi, above the mouth OF the river Ohio and
upon the Illinois river.
Sfeovs-PropofaIs to fuPp'y al raons that may BE
required az any place places, the cat tide Of the
AiihaPP river, below h, mouh of ihe river Ohio 70
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1S Purified eVery Money W e. ". TENET, cFrrr
"eTf doo' p ne PORTLAND FANx, lfiHL-Sh+
7r'''e Sae56rj1ti7' /ivtfnesS, ari Ca7uaaaf:ar5 n
r-ssirs9 z.if6 -at'oa
- TIE Prize Is ONE D0LZ-HP u FIFTf- CENTS
year. ExcluGve Of Po04ge y P.s7uil a,yr.-,s =
yr7ns2cL
R.~ Tbs exfegfpc aid yaat2 i4ey.7f7r crepi,i4r N ID
Gl=stfs yealer5 bglt %ivsrt,~ sns y, 43Y-E RS
NEWT 7rbhb 7rRbt bjtrt-{ ysglaratlr. wv ~ NJ
1ic4opS vaFaeys
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= EfpedfuIly informs his friends and
IN the public that be has taken Store ia Ai57s
Street, az the head Of Fifth lreet, and nearly oppohte
the BANK, where he has for fae han1Goms aortment
of
Mans, Women's, A1jgss' 81 CMldren's
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
Mems beff No.

Mems belf No. 1 \ WomenS' beit En-
CaIfRn Shoes, glh black blue purple
Morocco do, red, yellow and green
Gait ikln 40. Of the 1d & Morocco Slippers, with
3dquality, and without heels,
CaIt-ikIn Pumps, Common do.
Half and whole Boots Black blue, green & fancy
common ssd bet kind fluff do with and with
ofCorduvan Legs out heels
Boys Shoes-bea & COM MITES black, blue yellow,
mon kind, green and red Morocco
Children Morocco Pumps Slippers,
Of all fzes, Calf kin do.
Clogs and Goofhoes Of the Womcns Calf-kinSIippers
neweif falhou. bet and commonknd
ALTO, about 100 pair of EngHfh Kid
SLIPPERS, Of various colours and figures
All Of the above particularly made anc warranted
for aid CHEvER to be equal any the country affords
- He expects to have every defect in his alortmont
iuPPlied as often two three weeks.
ENGLISH HATS.
Mems belt black and white beaver
HATS Womens and youths, black, green. and drsb
coored beaver Boys black. white, and drab colsred
felt Hats-Jul received, and Of the newc(t fahion.
Ruflia Sheeting ; Ravens Duck, by
the piece or leG quantity Loaf white and brown In
dia SUGARS; TEA; CHOCOLATE No, Z Fig and
Pg4il TOBACCO, by the ca< and OIL OF lef, quantity.
Muikets, ammunition boxes, belts,
&c.
BraiS Door Handles, and Latches /;
Chimney Hooks; Screw Deas All Of different kinds,
andof the newe(t fafhon.
All Of which will poGtively be fold, by retail or
quantity, cheap ii Bottom.
n. B. Cath and the highelf price Civ
en- for OLD BRASS and COPPER
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u DTrHE Gngs the fai'r. he rows along,
Il And needs not, as be GnRs, the havfh tel
BIthe his work The ploughman tunes his fong,
Anu Angling, parts with eat the yielding foil
Thc lonely captive, n us grated tower,
Soths with 1ttsoug and ivtet cOnfnrmcnt's ftings'
The reaper DER the new-bound wheat-seaf hngs,
end, fugieg, needs not noontide's fuitry honT.
Bhhe fngs he dulzy frsitfs At Peep of day,
And blithiome az he tunes the jocund frain,
10 weld his pOnderous hammer Teens but play.
So T. to tooth the torturiag Pang Of pain,
Which Fortune Gome;imes, ioraetimes Love may bring
To ann thoie woes, and not for fame, hng
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
Cyockery q GAgG Store.
ROBERT CROSS,

HAS iult received. by the late arrl-
Il IL walls from Lieerpool and Hunting, and oaer' for
CaIe complete a1ortmert OF
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TRUNKS,
For falR at JgNks' Book Store,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
Taken far the Alexana,ia Advertijey.
TUESDAY,, December O.

Motion was made by Mr.. New, that
a committee be appointed to enquire the
expectancy Of amending the laws now in
force laying a'duty on lpirits dlf}ilied with
In the Unl1ed States, and On fills, and to
report by bill Or osherwife.
MIR. New fated his reafons to be, that
Perions might have the opportunity OF en-
terlng and paying for the amount of their
utilization by the gallon, to avoid the law
becoming burthentome to diitillers of fnail
quantities.
Three members were appointed.
The Speaker laid before the Houfe a
letter from ]. w. Condy, the Clerk of
the Houle, containing his reGgnation.
The Houie then proceeded to ballot
to tupply the vacancy. Nlehrs. Chanplin
and New were appointed tellers. The re-
fult of the vote was
For John II. Ofwald 81
John Beckley AZ
The ufual oaths were then administered
to Mr.. Ofwald.
The Houfe then took up the report of
the ieiett committee, on the memorial OF
5. II. Smith and L. Carpenter, who TO-
liclted adynidion Within the bar of the
Houie, to take down the debates. The
memorial fated il to be imponible to hear
the fPeeches delivered, and OF courGe to re-
port them with ACCURACY which they had
engaged thenielyes to do. The report Of
the committee was that it was incxpedi-
ent for the Houfe to take order thereon.
A long and ipirited debate enfued on
the report. 1t was arenuoahy Imported
by Meilrs. Otis, Thatcher, kutiedge,
VAIN and Grifwold, and as warmly op-
pofed by MefrS. Nicholas, Nicholfon,
Macon, Hill, Davis and Jones.
The ground of fupport was only that
the Speaker had given it as his opinion it
would incommodc the members, the re-
celles and windows being too narrow -
The admifion was Imported upon the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11

mong the Greeks. 1t is faid he has ie.
cret understanding with the Pachas of Ia
mn and Sierra. He appears to regulate his
holtlle movements by the events that hap
Pen in Egypt.
Daring the armiitice between the grand
vizler and Kleber, Paflawan fhowed pa
Chic dnpoiition; and his brother Ibraham.
a merchant at Conaantinople, who had
been ient to him by The Porte, to know
from him what were his real wiihes and in
tentlons, brought back in the month Of
Auguit, the mott satisfactory af1urances.
But no fooner had the news of the grand
y'zier's defeat by the French arrived, than
Panawan Oglou refun,ed his hottie tone,
and let about augmenting his army. This
2,ves reafoH for belief that he is not a
mere rebel, who wlhes redreis for perion-
al injuries, but that he has other views,
and is fecretiy Allotted by great power.
In what other way can we account for his
lmmenie reiources which enable him requ-
larry to pay 70 large an army.
He draws all his proviiions from Bulea-
ria and Wallachia, for which he pays with
the utmoit pun6tuality. 1t is fuppofed he
aims at nothing fhort of fubverting the
Ottoman empire.
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CONSTANTINOPLE, AueuA IS.

- ~ h-I1 ]AuSult ~.
Our preparations for renewing the war
againH the French, are more formidable
than ever. Five frigates are completely
equipped and ready for fea. They are
bound to Egypt with freih troops to rein
force the army of the Grand Vizier. The
Grand Vizler and the captain Pacha are
making ftrenuous exertions to aid the exc
curlon OF the plan Of operations concerted
with general Kochler and commodore Mar
Tin, commander of the Englifh auxiliary
fquadron.
The famous Pacha of Romelia, known
IN turkey by the name of the Terrible
Man. has lately made Geveral attacks up
On Paiiawan Ogtou, in which he has been
very unfucceistul. In his laf attack he
was completely routed and obliged to re-
treat with the remains of his army, even
TO Sophia, were he has lntrenched himfelf
With an intention Of waiting for reinforce
ments.
This intelligence caufed an extraordinary
Dlvan 20 be convened, in which it was
determined, thar Pai1awan Oglou fhould
De deprived of all his honours and digni-
ties, and declared a rebel highly dangerous
to the Porte, and that another large army
ihould be immediately RATED and fent
againif him.
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/ Hy ciple of neceaity, to give{
81 poiiibie to thofe WHO Is,
w the proceedings of the .
ne queition was at length Ken b..
xS and Nays.
hoie who voted for preventing the adj
M bon OF the nemorialii1s within the bar.
Nlefrs. Baer, Bartlett, Bird, ]. Brown,
Chasnpiin, Cooper, Craik, Dana, !. Da-
yenPort \. pavenport, Dennis, Edmond
Evans, ro!ter, Freeman, Glen, G.. Good
rich, Z. Goodrich, Grifwold, Grove,
fienderfon, huger, Inlay, Kittera, Fl.
Lee, ). Lee, Linn, Morris, Otis, Page,
Parker, Platt, Powell, Reed, Read, Rut.
ledge, J. {. Smith, Fancy, Thatcher.
J. Z. Thomas, r. Thomas, Wadfwortb
VAIN, Williams, Woods-45.
Ihoie who voted for Accommodation.
tina reporters, were
: Meilrs. Alton, Bailey, Bihop, R.
brown, Chrittie, Clay, Claiborne, Con
at, Davis, Davidon, Dent, DickSon.
hggieiton, Elmendorf, Goode, Gregg
i'anna, Heiaer, Hill, Holmes, Iackfonn''
jones, Nitchell, Lieb, Macon, Muhlen,
oarg, New, Nicholas, Nichalion, Ran
dolph, Smile, J. Smith, S. Smith, spaiaht.
Stanford, Stone, sumpter, Ialiiaielro.
,Ssh1S2ampon, A. Trigg, !. Trige, Taze-
well, v.s-a-orrlandt, Varnun-1Ag.
The Speaker decided againit che admit
hoh' - Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, December 10.
The only buiinefs, except of private
nature, which occupied the Houie, was
Dill tor erecting MaufoIeum TO GEORGE
Warrington. A pretty lengthy debate
eniued, but it was impoflible to hear it
diitlnct enough to form report.
The retult was the committee of the
whole roie, and the bill was referred back
TO the committee who reported it. to
whom two members were added.
Mlr. Claiborne afterwards moved in
itructlons to the committee to confider the
prropr,ety of adopting relolution of the
old Congress, the 9TH of Augua, 1852,
when the General was returning from the
armies. The re!olution was for tie cree
ton OF Statue, ornamented with expref-
lions OF his principal actions in the war.
MIR. Mott propofed to add refolution
OF December "a, 1899, for discretion
OF marble Monument.
1he1c were both carried. q Nd;
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4 s17za Advert:jsy.
xyHIITTDC
THURSDAY, Dec. II.

So Gentlemen whole ad-
vertliements were inherited in the
Mlrrorat the time it was diicopti-
nued, and who with them copied
into tbs Alexandria Advertiser.
are reGtlted to call at the Office
IN klrSvftreet, few doors above
the w lington Tavern, andgiv
the opary directions.
Il terlrerived by geutzxm0u biq1 in
once IN fbi'f7ty, Gom geuerulC C.. fsiuea-
ney, dated Golumbia S. c. Nevem6e, 20.
/f9fes that o|vius to tbe a6/euce of ten Fe-
aerAl members, airing from fckue/s ana
e a. .eaY/es, it's bigbI probable that Mr..
Je0e,/on and Mr.. BUR- avW haze every
'O0fe in South Ca,vliuu.
Warrington paper.
CAPT. Richard Derby, IS abpomted to
the eommaud gf the Uuited Sfaies hsb of
f70ar CounetlicAt; evice, CAPT. Mg/es Tryon,
rshgnea. The C0uuel1lcut is uuaeyoo;uo
f1oya4gb repair.
CongveS Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
| lakeu far THE alexandria AAvertiey.
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Sales by AuGzlon.
TO MORROW

At 10 O'Clock, will be offered for fale at
the Vendue- Store,
Spiritsin hoglheads, French
Brandy in pipes, molafies in barrels, brown
fugar in barrels, loaf and lump fugars, foap
and candles, manufactured tobacco, nails
and Cuttings, fmith's bellows and anvil,
furniture, sc, sc.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11

The lois Of the French, during this cx-
petition, from rhe 9TH to the z sd Septem-
Der, was not lels than 90 men, and that
|. of the iland about IS. The Town Of
Outraban is almoR entirely dcaroyed, and
the country generally pillaged of all kinds
of itock and produce.
Capt. Hart, Of the brig Paragon, left at
St. Sebafians the following veiiels, viz.
Ships AI!zuomac, Atkins; Matilda, Ira
verfa Tho's, Richardfon; Eliza, Brown
Orlando, Smith; Hope, Stevens Tho
mas, Higgins and Minerva, Hender
fon: briggs Trial, Clifford Hiram, Rice
Two Siiters, Walter Mary, Backley
Tulip, Stone Arniable Creole, Eldredge;.
Frlendfhip, O'Conner and Lydia Roche;
fchrs. Sally, Forreher Betty, Morri-
ton; and Bilboa, Perkins.
The following COMBINATIONS by the
Vice Court of Admiralty in Halifax, on
appeal to the High Court Of Admiralty in
England, have been reverted:
Ship General De Melville, ofSt. Croix,
from HAVANA, bound to Alrona, owned
by John Dunlap, a Scotchman, reGding at
St. Croix.
Brig Equality of Baltimore, from Bata-
via, bound to Baltimore, owned by MIR.
Vaeek.
Brig Pomona, of Philadelphia, from
Havana bound to Philadelphia, owned
by Mr.. WachGneeth,
This day arrived the brig Paragon,
Captain Hart, in 4o days from St. Sebaf.
tialls.
By this arrival Paris papers are received
to the 18th Of October. Capt. Hart has
furniihcd the following information, given
him by a respectable mercantile houle at
St. Sebattians:
FROM CADIz.
I" St. Sedafiaus, Oaober 10.
We learn from Cadiz that an Engliih
fleet has appeared off that city, conG}ing
OF II ihips Of the line, II frigates, and
iundry fnall vefels, and 90 transports
with troops for landing, under the com
mand OF General Abercrombie and Adnl..
Keith, who have minated to Mr..
Morla, the governor, that they have or
ders from their government to deitroy that
arienal, and take pohehion of the fhips OF
war and armed veilels unlefs he delivers
them up, to which purpofe the governor
has been fummoned. The aniwer has been
iPlrited and becoming good officer
we momently expect to hear the Englifh
nave made the attempt.
:" he epidemic is decreafng in that
CITY, but 1t is extending in the neighbor-
ing towns to an alarming degree. In
Seville, to 800 pcrions die daily"
1'azNationsf i.sm Paris Papers.
oFFIcIAL.
PARIS, October 20.