davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
PARIS. Dec. az.
MESSAGE OF THE CONSULS.


The Coninls of the French Republic, ad
conformably to the unanimously manifeRed
will of the two legif1a,ive commfioners, by
propoting to you to decree to citizen SIEyRs, a
lignal proof of the national gratitude.
The citizen, who, after having enlightened
the people by his writings, and done honor to
the revolution by his difinteretted virtues, re-
fufed at frll the chief magifracy, and accepted
it afterwards only from a fenfe of the dangers
by which il was iurrounded, is aGuredly wor.
thy of the daintfion which you will decree TO
him, and refufal of which will not be permit
ted to him when the organ Of the Law fhall
have fpoken.
The CoulaL Of The RepubEe, in order to adhere
to your defre, and in conformity with the law
Of the 10Th Bramaiye, fubmit to you the formal
and neceGary proportion to decree to citizen
Sieyes, by way of national recompence, the
property of one of the domains which are at
the dhpofal of the fate.
TIE Csn/uj Of tbe Republic,
BUONAPARTE, ROGER DUCOS.
(Signed) H. B. MAREr, Sec'ry
The commidion in coaiequence Of this mec
iage, refolved, That the national domain of
Crolne fhould be decrecd in full and intire pro-
petty TO Citizen Seyes, as national recon-
pence.
The following refolution was adopted
:" The dfpofition Of the treaty concluded be-
tween Buonapare and the Kn;gbts Of Malta, is
ratified, by which the French knights, who were
in the Hand of Malta, at the time of its reduc
ton are contidered as not having emigrated
from France. Such of the Knights whole per-
fonal eaates have no, been fold as national
property, fhall be reinaated in their effects. If
hey have been alienated, they hall only be
entituled to an indemnity as fixed in ordinary
cafes The preIeut difpofiuon eomprehen4
only the knights who were included in the
above treaty." -
PARIS. Dee. IS.
The armitce on the Rhine is officially pub
liihed the very moment we hear Of its being
broken.
LONDON, DEC. II.
The armaice upon the Rhine is at an end.
The Archduke Isiuf:d to acecdr to it, and
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
FrRAsstArros.1

French Republic Sovereignty Of the People.
LraSsTY. EouALiTY.
BoNAPARTE FSa Coajai gftbs Republic. 10
Biz Mighty tie Ring Of Gyea Britain and q
Ireland.
Paris, the sth Eivofe, 9th wear of the Republic.
CALLED by the wiihes of the french ma
ton TO occupy the FirG Magiaracy of the Re
public, think itproper, on entering into otice'
to make direet communication of it to your
M3eay
The war which for eight years has ravaged
the four quarters of the world mutt it be eter-
nal I! Are there no means of coming to an
understanding
How can the two NOT enlightened nations
of Europe, powerful and frong beyond what
their fafety and independence require, facrifce
TO ideas of vain greatness, the benefits of COM
merce, internal PROPERTY, and the happiness of
families How is it that they do not feel that
peace i.-of the 6ra necetty, as well as of the
6rf glory
Thefe fentiments cannot be foreign in the
heart of your Majelfy. who reigns over free
nation, and with the fole view of rendering it
happy.
Your Majeay will only fee in this overture
my Sincere deiire TO contribute ehic acoully, for
the fecond time, to a general pacifcation, by a
Rep, fpeedy. ntirely of confidence, and dicn-
gagged from thofe forms which. neceGary per-
haps to difguift the dependence of weak ltates,
prove only, in thofe which are Arong the mus
tnal deGre of aeceiving each other.
France and England, by The abufe of their
arength, may Gill for long time, for the milf.
fortune of all nations, retard the period of their
being e1haulled. But will venture to fay it,
the fate of ll civilized nations is attached to
the termination of war, which involves the
whole world. 0fyaar Mgisqy,s
BONAPARTE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
TRAssLATIos.)

nv LORD, e.
DISPATCH by order Of Gan. Buona.
psr.e, Firt conful OF the French Republic. a
Meiisngsr TO Loaion he is .ths bearer of a
letter from the Fra CoEiul of the Republic to
bis Mljeay the King of England. Irequef
you TO give the neeeG1y orders that he may be
enabled to deliver it directly into your own
hands. This isp, 10 itfeIf announces the i'm.
portanee Il IFS objea. Accept my Lord, the
aHIranee of my higbee confederation.
CHI. MAU. TALLEYRAND.
PS,is, fts sib Mpof, sh year Of t5e French
R9slh., fDA.mb~ as, 1909
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
Dosvnigs.a,eet, Jan. T. 1900

SIR,
l have received and laid before the King the
two letters which you have tranfmitted to me ;
and bis Majsity, feeling no reafon to depart
from thoie forms which have long been eaab.
lihed in Europe for tranfaeaing buIinefs with
foreign Gates, has commanded me to return, in
his name, the official aniwer which fend you
herewith incloied. l have the homer to be,
with high confederation, fir, your mott obedient
humble iervant, CRENVILLE.
7of% MnjR~j0r Foreign 19ars, Sc. at Pari,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
TPnJli6sa D, aufboriiy.1

TPuJijSsa b aufbori.y.]
T ETTERS from the Miniaer of Foreign
- Affairs in France, and from Cen. Buon-
aparte, and the aniwers to them by the Right
Hon. Lord Grenville, bis MAjeay's principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
DortIarto,' ssr
MoNDAr, MARcH 81, 1900.

Atlength accounts of importance are receiv.
ed from Europe. Tke new contribution Of
France, which is already organized and the
extraordinary papers relative to England and
France, are the mott prominent. By arrivals
at Savannah and Newyork, from Liverpool,
with papers to the 9th of January.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
NOTE.


The King has given frequent proofs of his
ipcere delire for the re Establishment of iecure
and permanent tranquility to Europe.-He
neither is, nor has been engaged in any conteft
for vain and falfe glory. He had no other
view that that o. maintaining, againa all ag-
greiiion, the rights and Happiness of his fub.
jeds.
For thele he has commended againR an un-
provoked attack and for the fame obieas he is
aili Obliged to contend nor can he hope that
this neceihty could be removed by entering, 1t
the Preiens moment, into negotiation with thofe
whom ireh revolution has 70 recently placed
in the exereiie of power in France-Gnce no real
advantage can afe from fuch negotiation TO
the great and deGrable obiett of General Peace.
until It ihal. diltinSty appear, that thofs caufes
have eeaied TO operate which originally produ.
ced the war, and by which it has fince been
protraeted, and, in more than one inltance, re.
newed.
The fame fyifem, to the prevalence of which
France lutly afcribes all her prelent miferes, is
that which has alto involved the reit of Europe
in long and deitruaive warfare, of nature
long ince unknown to the PRACTICE Of civilized
nations.
For the extenfon of this fyfem, and for the
determination OF all eltabliihed governments,
the refourccs OF France have from year to year,
and in the mdf of the moN unparalleled. diff
trefs, been lavlhed and exhaulted. To this in.
diicrlm aate pirit of deftruaion the Netherlands,
the United Provinces, the Swifs cantons, This
Maleity's ancient friends and alles) have fuc .
ceilively been iacrifced. Germany has been
ravaged Italy, though now rtfcued from its
invaders has been made the fcence of unbound
ed rapine and anarchy. His MIieny has him
ielf been compelled to maintain an arduous and
burthenlome contea for the independence and
exiltence OF his kingdoms.
Nor have thele calamitcs been confined to
Europe alone: they have been extended to the
mott ditant quarters of the world, and even 10
countries 10 remote both in iiiuation and inters
elts IRON the prelent confetti, that the very ex-
'itence OF fuch war was perhaps unknown to
thofe who found themielves fuddenly involved
in all It's horrors.
While iueh fyfem continues to prevail, and
while the blood and lreafure of numerous and
powerful nation can be lavilhed in its fupport
experience has ihewn that no defence but that
OF open and aeady hoaity can be avaling.
The mott folemn treaties have only prepared
the way for freih aggreaion and it is to de.
terminet reliltanee alone that is now due what.
ever rcmaias in Europe of liability for proper
~, tor pcrional liberty, for foeal order, or for
the free esercilc of religion.
For tbs iecuriy, therefore, Of thefe efIential
objects, his MAZE iy cannot place hisreliance on
the mere renewal ct geaeral projections of pa
eitic diipoiitioas. Such projections have been
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

Il
In the Houf of Representatives of the Unit
ed States, on :he 18th ina. Mr.. Parker Of
Virginia, brought forward the following refo-
luton which was ordered to lie on the table.
RsIslved, That a Golden Medal, emblemas-
ical of the late action between the United States
frigate Capitalization, of SO guns, and the French
fhip of war La Vengesuee, of 81 guns, be pre-.
pared under the orders of the Secretary of the
Navy, and prefen,ed to Capt. TIsm1 7rax,ss,
in teltimony of the. high fenfe entertained BY
Congress of his galantry and good conduit in
the above engagement, wherein an example
was exhibited by the Captain, Officers, Sailors,
and Marines, honorable to the American name,
and Intrusive to its :iGng Navy.
"IsLAsp OF JAvA.-At Leaf one hundred
neutral Aips have arrived here annually for
,hcfe five years pat, each of which on ar aver.
age mutt have left 10000 dollars in fpecie--
making the enormous fun Of Thirty Fipe NIL
fons of dollars all of which is Gill on the III.
and, befidss immenfe magazines of produce
1t is the 6nsR illand in the eat, and with the
exception Of the port OF Batavia, is not un.
healthy" CCaks!fa pspu.J
The French are fadto have 40 prvateers piearooa-
ing out of Guadalupe.
The fpecie board the Infurgents, 10 faid to be
million Of dollars. She has arrived At the Chefapeake.
The Property Of the citizens of the United
States, which croGed the ocean in 1893, is eli.
mated at ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
MILLIONS of dollars. 1t is not erring, 10
fay, our Navy has prevented above one quar-
ter of this immenfe fun falling into the hands
of the French, and other freebooters.
A few days previous to the American con.
voy's leaving the Havannah, two SpanQ 74's,
and Packet, arrived there from Vera Cruz,
with elspsn 1(;lEm, Of Dollars.
Demagogues contend that the people Of
France are Till free; but admit that they owe
their liberty to Bucnaparte. Wretched tenures
humliating acknowledgement
The political fcene in France, tor two or three
years palt, has very much reiembled that of the
Roman Empire in thofe blelIed days, when the
tiara was bought and fold at public auaion.---
BY as unimportant an operation as the Rroke
of hammer, have the reins Of power in France
more than once changed hands. Gas. U. ST.
We hope not in future to hear any more
of eur Jacobins on the fcore Of
lalaries, and :" fix dollars' per day ;-after
they have the example which their infallibIe
tutors the Preach. have given them,--Tbe fal.
aries of the new French "pcwcrs that be-
are as follow -
Buonaparfe, Chief Conful, 100000 dis. per ann.
camb~eeref. fecond Conful, go 900 do.
Leb,un, third Conlul, 10000 do.
"A Senator, 5000 do.
"A Trlbune, 5000 do.
Compare thefc with the computations allowed
the national officers of the United States, and
every Jacobin will be as dumb as an oyHer
c.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

Paris prints, late as Dec. 8, mention that
our ENJOYS had arrived at Lifbon, and were
to proceed Immediately to France.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

We are at lof. to decypher the meaning of th,
ientence--it Is, however, asrseably to the copy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
MteysRing State Papers,

LONDON GAZErrE-JAs. s, 300.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
COPPER * FIN WARE
EaS1e fE5!0ry.
C.%N~N


W I5E fuhiczibcr returns hrs 6acsre
i. thanks 50 . gsn1-oat Tn5ic. Tor sha
rcry great encouragement b, hss n,o; = i,h IL
bis lac G. huEneis ard hogs lcars &c III.
orn MS friestd, 81 cn2omers, tia, be b.
N haaa s aEsSi.Y 81 STRONG ST}U &
COPPER IL STREETS asd isottoms, tia;
lhcy may be iupFiicd with STILLS OF
ths tho.tcd notice, either with PATENT.
COPPER or PEW TER {YORB-5.
lie has q sGnbcr ot STILLS OK all fzes
dni'hed and ready fOf delivery, ulede or
thc beiI and noh improved principle
Which he Is determined 70 fell ~ rhe MOI
reduced prices.
WILLIAM COOK.
n. 3. All kinds Of TIN WORN as a.
fGa!.
- The hghea caan price givsa 70,
oi4 BRASS, COPPER, FEWFEE. q,
LEAD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
The Go:anical Tea

e laSc'al.y s.iipsc.9Gs IL ~, sics ~ ~
~7rJ ta4acis, .:luYb,;,. o: G:a:iS. oftAc
baals. ic', q app,,i's, u,suicu'@sly in 'hs
msrn.as,} dcPE;lton az ip;'i,s, windy co.c-
cla;sts. -lt!peeGiis ,C;eye&tAc acsd dqc
licH'ach N Rruty 90 rhcn,0S'ic cs.e,; 90
ia csles al sea< diseli2n, Uut ra.Sic"'sr!y
after n'<LFme too ifse &iih tie co".iinl;or,
by an ii.n.pd9,ate .fs ~ wiuc, iPiri'0ouq
liqooC5, % aay infempessocs; j, is hscpiiy
ia.-d 10 hst climates, md is a8opie,' and
appsovsd &c IS lo.ae O TIE ir;r i2r-,il!r- ii
The Uni'ed S,ares and ~ he Wss InJ;es.
ics IT. u3Ar.taiae sad iavila;a,ing p:opeF
ties ADD IN ni;ious cafe, vhese ,hs appe'
TIE bss failed, II $ iovcreign remedy,
vcep.red, lou:y) ~ Does. James ChuTcb,
H-w,York,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
Or. CHURCa'S CELEBRATED
VERMlF UGELOZENGES

Fer Destroying Worm in Children and
Gown Pes.ons.
They are al excellent stegstjye, cor;sip
nothing utwhsi !. perfectly innocent. may
be ad'niMacred 10 children .. =. apes, and
20 gsoTn PegInns with the ereaielt i5fS,y /;
asc5rggl1r!y ctiicacious 70. Grcis 9umours,
erup'ions, Sore Heads, Bilious Con pisinis.
&c. and are excellent ailer tie Sms!. p0%,
Fesdcs an Fever: S!lo as Pay6c IN the
ipTiPg ana fail Q. the yesr--P.i ice 50 cegts
each BOX.
Prepared {ouly ard fold By the ingentc-
and propsistor, d. James Church, al his
Dilpen,sry, New YORK, and by nc Eesersi
Y-nieTs OF his Medicines ia tRc United
states.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
AFFINAvIT-

81, Iarr-s Pocccl, CT NJ 80 Mort, s,re.s,
10 fte parilh Of s., Lake., Middieiex, DO
make os'h, FEAT was grevoOly aiiu6sed
wnl Fits for npw .rds oF fourteen yeas, and
hat in 10 vio.cEt oeg,ee. rs 30 require
twelve rten 10 hold ne in them, 20 p,even,
me ''aih.ng mygelf t. pieces. They would
generally hil-n ne ave, tx, and often fcye5
apuis; in coniequencc Of Which my conai
1Gtion became qiite emsciated. I made
applications to many emineat gentlemen of
the fcul,y, who afforded ne 90 relief " hat.
eve: Til applied 10 d.. James Church,
of he Cry Road. who preicrioer his AEtir
.paimoci.: Eti1r Tor NC, which look, and
WHICH alone cured ne OF the mcif dreadful
FITS, AID tcaeEed zoe so pesiett heath,
Thu, oeponeot iiuhor nakerh oath, and
.ai;h, that it 10 now two years (ince be was
curct OF his ils, ard hs las had no re,urao;
them whatever.
JAMES POCOCK.
Sworn beto me ~ tre Mauiion.
ionie, rhis twenty 'aiaih day of
Auguif, 1906.
Md. CURTIS, Mayor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21

{ .l.;ii wss2fy ilpil 5,coa,c .ici asd BAR
%io'c, -at lh= .irihS BE cogo.si wi,h leG.,
Sr,.' srfl AsS..l!nl.
q wiiiGo doubs be acceF,sS'e 20 shersS5-
e, 70 ie@ ;rccurs Of ZONE Il SIC seniaris-
~ cS;.a ard cGres which have hesn y..T
~ .ed ~ liiis'rsiy in.a'Isa!s my4ici7-. III
&c GforGcss Tor which il ~.s inytn;ed !;
&c has 'hsefe-s ieis&ea ait~ o; fucn cafes
Is have come ~i.hi bis own iiRnc1:s :
;nnwselRc, 81 ich ais pUbiii.ed siid nay be
rs t;xaisl a.:g o! .be p.@ceS nhcre the
Ntt'c.0s IS !c!a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
FOR THE CURE or CoENs.
In,aLI5is GfrnG7 Germ P!afsfe,-.

{gfahh5h Gfr1G7 Germ Plafsfc,-.
This Plaifsr One invention of /, C9ermei.
ghvhcian, vino sd'niaii'cred it in G.rH,s1y
with he greatra incce.s] is inla!iicls Tor the
Cure o. Coyrs; Il vii sfs6tus';s eradicate
their RooS and Ecsnch, ~ . ihar, time
PrePs9s,' ard io!d by Dr ISrrcA, 3, bis
Difpenlary, Wstii,psion -c,res;. N-~ Eoik
Pinp'cs, 8'otci,cs, FeaeFs, RinG~Warms,
Efeck!es. SUI Burns, Sh:D2;eg s..>. the Prick,
ly-iIcst, arc cttc5.caiE and lpeadiiy cnsed,
BY the application Of
Tbc Geauine Fegstsbie Lof.on.
pkrrAssn ONLY sy 1881: gNrok,
DIX. JAMES CHURCH,
al his DifpaD.1r,, W@lhjnS, on" iireef,
New-Yofk.
Tbs Proprietor, trc,n having adlainiAsr-
CD II Ieverai yesfs, wi,h the grea;rf iucoefs
IL England, is ooufdentit Is an,ivaiel i;y
any Lotion or Coinerc wha,evef l, spse-
di!y r=Muves al k,nds OF Eyuat;ons, F-st
keS aEd sur BGrus, ana leaves a Cra
5mootn SKIN. re therefore reconiln, ats Il
0ie 10 evesy p.i;nn Ia ~ii'4sd, as an Eii-
caeioas a"d iafaii'lie cu.s
- HE a50Uc MEDIcrNrs Gre
prepared, Only, by Dt. JAMS
Z Il h ( II, at MS DjsptDe,y,
Ns00- ark * sold BY appointment,
" sSMpGL PLsAsANTs Jaa. pr iaf-
G, Richmond Virginia.
June I'D, 1890.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
s-Nsua.

The only M=dioiue in The WorId, thar
Cures The NOT Inyete,ale ITCH IN louI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
FOR ALL DISEASES or THE EYES
95e CcIs3rGtcd Eye~SafVs,

PRaPARED pY De. J. CRUEca.
For levr a yeas rrives.slly Acknowledged
as ccrss a and iatailibie cure for Infi.m.
lnaiions, Duaneis, Dryneis, Bligh;s, Lettings,
and Films on the Eyes, proceeding from IA
rural weakneiy, or lfom aocidcEJs, i1ch as
3owa, Dur, Lime, or any thing eifs Jsine
lh,own into the Eyes. 1t is admirable in
natural weakucfs OF Sight, IN Defpajon,
Of Rhcurn, ard 70, Aihnsnss in the Eycs.
s';er tire Small Pos, Maa!les, add Fcv,fs
lis faGuiariy efiicacious IN Destroying If
~ }yatesy and Grofs Hrnsurs, ard in
Strengthening tie Sight Ia ihorI, there is
90 l!ssie 20 khieh toe Eye is ln5jeSf, bu,
shis Save IS SoYsreign Remedy. Many
hundreds lssse Experienced II. eihcscy whe.i
10 the gyca,sft dzage- Of oGug their Ggh,.
A comfortable nunoeE Of caies roAy :ieca
- the place c! tsie,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
FOR TIE cUAE OF FITS.
rRr-rATFHr. ArrIsrGsf.op.c ELIxtn

Ars effeauaily Cured rs his E2@.lien' II =
liol.e. Is virtues arc abioiusely Specie
and Unparalleled. /; has t4,:,d IL no in
fi2nce-wiibin the kno~!edge OF the prupr;s
toF (gheH iAken sgreeabie 10 The sigc6ions,
and psrleYe.ancel the m99 dtesdful EiiS
evor known. One oat- OF Cue is i.,bjoin
ed pu. o. , comfortable nuo,ter, as proof
Of as Efficacy ai:eltcd before the Lord Bay
n 81 Loo. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
10 .he Ee,yor. Weak, DehiIi,ated, Sc
ocnIa.7 and Conio ngn1e,
- RFcoHM2SDgp
( be celebrated Botanical Tesy
lN5TEAD OF FOREIGN TFA.

( nc celebrated bOtanlG2l L g.,
INSTEAD or FOREIGN Tea.
THIS go IL uni,erisNg approved of H.
TelcNncs ~ to-eicg lea asths mOA oi-s-
lat, who. .oWc, siiiy,nng, iAWgo' ong,
and powerful i!ors'iy. ever oY-d, 80,
1ed.o ~ s.i sgvs. ba particaiaLy ;nois OF
're 7eoYe dclcupioni ss = vii ini7,ibiy
een4 e", All essui1a,y repair bas con.
aiuiop,
j is tssen for brcskf'1indssd O! lore. ca
i-,, AID - our b-it ri,rsni IN ihs momnl
+ sdgne - reCtan RE ~ss,c 81 t1s bod
~ NC c'ghf. lal-rG5lr pcglrira;icn, & IL
zen tnawr. snd sd poo1rspt lstt Vh.ch
f.ant 90 Dc oDtGc on SIC nind q every ons,
s4r fYrc' ~ teas AS in,oeqaaie 70 tpca @uf-
3He-, ssau uic sinWi it gnuefvcs anu
sct;i p, la5dancc 81 ;hc io.is.-- ih,a.un
'Wue p,otiL"a3y approved - t.iss
e Cos. eoaa.aA'3 t.fJo "a ci-IanB arc
..Tnu31 cet g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22

ed off the dangers that threatened US, and
prevented the adoption of mealures in
which we might have found our ruin.
MIR. Rutledge concluded with declaring.
that It wasnot for him to fay what changes
had taken place 1.-THE internal Gtuaticn Of
the country.
Mr.. Sheppard faid that great expenfe
had already been incurred in rafting the
artillery, which would be uielefs if they
were now difmifled. He believed too the
artillery to be the mott important part of
our Establishment. For this and other rea-
ions, IN the exprefion ofwhich other mem
bsrs had anticipated him, he was againtl
the motion for thereduetion.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22
PHI ,ADELPHIA. Decenber

PAL, ADELPHIA, December ~.
Ship Philadelphia, Parlons, from Leg
horn and Gibraltar, was left OFF the Cares
en- Sunday laa, all well.
Ship Good Friends, Earl, and a BRIG
from the HAVANA, are below.
ohip Hero, from HAVANA, failed for
this port 3 days before tie Good Friends.
The ichr. Andrew, M'Gregor, from.
hence, has arrived at 1,enerihe, after a
paiiage Of S. days.
he ichooner Eagle, Capt. Hays, from
hence, las arrived at St. Thomas.
Schr. Two Friends, Gribben, from
Iape- francoss, is totally loft on Zoe Flog-
ger, crew iaved. Capt. Gribben left Care
FRANCOIS i'll company with tie ichr. Para
gen, CT and for New Y osk-Decenlber
10, ipoke, to the fouthward. Of Chinco-
league, tie brig William, of New Ha-
ven, from Turks Iiand for New York :
the captain Of which informed, that the
brig Hannah, Quandrill, from Philadel-
phia Tor Cape Francois, was caR away on
the Caicos, the 10th ult.-crew and .parf
OF the cargo, iaved, and had arrived at
urkS liland.
/, One of the fupercargoes Of thslhip Phi
lladdelPhia, from Leghorn, arrived in town
laft evening from Cape May, at which
place ne lett the fhip on Sunday evening.
ny THIS gentleman, we learn, that thedhip
Philadelphia : on her paHagc to this port,
topped at Gibraltar, from whence to the
capes OF Delaware, fhe had a. DAYS paf-
iage. Whit the Philadelphia lay at
Gibraltar, fhip belonging to Baltimore
arrived there, from Legforn, the captain
OF which informed, that, on the 10Th OCT
ober, he, with number of others, were
obliged to Zip their cables and put to fea
On account Of a French army having at
tackled and. got complete poGeaion Of Leg
Our informant further adds, that the
meet with troops under Sir R. Abercrom-
Die had returned from Cadiz to Gibraltar:
without WI, eheeting any thing, and had again
to Egypt.
The Philadelphia, faw a great number
OF veiiels off the coat bound in.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22
BOSTON, December / !
1o be continued. J

DOo ION, December II.
Saturday arrived, brig Planter, Bord-
man, Demerara.
Sunday arrived, brig Peregrine, Foaer,
Gottcnburg.
: sTuefday arrived, .fchr. Bstsy, Manfon,
St. Sebafians.
Brig Friendhip, Pat,erfon, from Liver
POOL.
Brig Horizon, Young, Lilbon. !.
oehr. Jelly Rover, Drinkwater, Turks
Inand.
: Yesterday arrived, brig Falcyon, Gale.
from Bremen.