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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29

Shre0e and .7amuey
Have juit received, per the brig Sukey
and Betley, capt. Caleb Cook,
SO pieces do Sail Duck
Is coils do Cordagc
which they will fell low for cath or ex-
change tor -four or corn. They will give
Cath for white Beans and Peaie.
December Is. go
Notice IS hereby given to
the Stock Holders Of the Bank of Alcxan-
dria, that an Election will be held at the
Court Houie in this town on the third
Monday in January next, for the purpofe
OF chooiing nine Directors of ia;d Eank,
Tor the enfuing year, agreeabIy to charter.
GUkDEN CHAPLIN, Cah'r.
Dec. t6. dhw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29

An eAteniiye and well choien Aacrtmert
Of
CAIICoEs e CHINTsEs,
With variety of other articles, this day
received, and for Sale, by
JOHN HORSBURGH.
Ct ]. Horiburgh RESPECTFULLY informs
thole OF his cuaomers with whom he has
running accounts, that he is under the ne
GETTY Of dicontinuing this prat1ics g.
therefore % In future he will GIL for Cath OF
Produce only. +.
December II. i
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29

+ O R s A L f,
Genuine Madeira Wine IN
pipes, hhds. ard quarter calks, for APPROX
Cd notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

ed the life Of man to refolve. DR.. Waterhoufe
has produced feveral inRances in his trestile
lredly contrary u this inGnuation. He re-
ates 10 page IS, four iultances where the Small
Pox could not be taken 80, Or 40 years after
having the Kiae Pox. One inRance upwards
Of So years after catching The dileaIe from he
COW. Has any phyGcian in Bottom OF e1e X
where any evidence to opPole to this if they
have, let them publilh it. If they have not,
lei them ceale from filing The heads OF people
qOHb gro4aalsf aRprabegfons. The innoculation
he Kms Pox is 5fa5Gbe6 in England. The
government has given it their lanaioh. Roy
atty i-lel has RePped forward as us patron
A figate has been fent to convey phyfcians
70 Naples in Orter to carry this new gift Of
heaver. the Kiqe Pax, to friendly nation whole
religious prejudices have prevented dc free
prr6;ce of innocclation Of the Small Pox.-
Some Of our Doctors fhould remember that
this matter Of the Ki1e Pos, q, ecialy now
when the Small Poc has broken cut in Bqfaz, is of
TWO ferrous a nature to be impeded 10y idle lpec-
ulations and that 1t is IN affair Of luch motor
ETY. that he )1utor5, and The fly impeders OF its
introduction will be remembered il ages to
come. HOWARD.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

kline PUX.

From t5s CszaisyeizI Clzrte
CUTLER,
I AM one Of thofe who rejoice greatly at
lie introduction " the Kige Pax, ana think it
one of the gre4t-G bIedings th ( ma kind have
eceived for ages. The INTRO tu9i,n Of itinto
our country deferves HE apPlaufc of every
fife d of fienoe and humanity, but | Ia
heard with pain and lurptfe fome Of our Ply
deans fay that hey had their doubts VIII, rter
il Wou {-oWc The humla body from the
Small Pox bur for hot time. Now | deGre
70 know N thtEe ply hcjans ~ what they found
this opinion \ on any law ~ The animal GEO
nomy, Or on any oth,r known doctrine If dif-
cafes, they would % WEI 10 Publh II, that
luch laws ani doctrines may be imputed into,
or if they found il on any authority from the
other fie Of the atlantic, they ought to men
ton that authority, that i may be fairly exam
med for toutter fach lhings r. ignorant PEG
pie without any gafioaal grounds tor it, looks
rather iufPicious-It feems as il they were
unfriendly to the bulinefs, & meant 10 damPen
tie practice BY fag8e3.ng a doubt [h7t TaqniT-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

The following article IL taken from late European
publication, called Private ContEenrli C0rrelpln-
dence conhling Of Anecdotesi Political Literary
and Falhion sblep
When RonaParte> after rsfg0ing the com
mani OF the Army Of Englanl, had len out
from pati ID R4fadt he Gli on his way
though Bale. There lived then III that city
very rich Banker, who wIs decided Row
ALA His hatred ag inf innovation was Glcb,
tia, though he could n4y wuhholI HIS eltsen
from the virruous BArJhelemy, yet ne never
could prevail on himief 70 KIP INTO the fame
company with him nor. indeed were any Of
the MinRers or Agents of France p.rmuted to
enter his houla. An lilie dit trce from the
gates of Bale this banker had tuperb country
houle, which almo4 all arangar5 v fitted from
curiolitv, and where they were received with
the mott CO. dial hol1.taljty. Tt was not doubt
ed that BuonsParte would have jG1gIy gone
hither, II the pr1P i-tor had sxPreaei any de-
hre 10 Zee him-The honet Sw1s was rec Iets Y
To iend Bu9naparte an invitaHo1, AID at the
fame tim. to permit twenty five Adrian fol-
der TO concealng th=mCelvea ii tbs hou.1- WI
the view Of l-zng bis pc ION during th3rghr,
and Of conducting him to The fOr, els where
BournonviIle WAS condemned ID lanCuiih hir-
~ two months The b IKE was tho ked az
lie baf. offer. and the pride ot hi, m agrily
was gill further hurt, when 4 very conf i4rahle
fun Of money was PromjIed as z reward w 7is
compliance. Re iaRantiy declared, that Ia
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

The world never LOT a greater Captain than
the late Field MARTIAL Suw4rrow The cir.
cumftances Of his death are little known. owing
to the AGaric jealoufy and pol1ca reRr aons
OF the Court of Peteriburgh, as well a. pc kaps
to regret and remorle for It's. jrRi towards
the mot luxurious of The RuAiaps
We are grat6ed il being abie to communi-
cate from an authen L fource Tome particulars
Of the clole Of life which has filled All Europe
with is fine, while K rendered he mott i'm
Portant tervices % the civilized world, IS we'll
as to the worfe than uociviIized Empire IN
whofe ungratefnl bofOm il terminated its elor-
GUS career ia Eeslea. and delertion.
The Med-nger NRo--was- ch4rged. wi h he
letters which announced ne los of t6e~Empe-
ror's favor, met this great man uPcn-tlie' ID
to 81. P -teriburgh, where he expected tx. be re
ceved under triumphal archie, by The Prail If
bis fovereign, and the gratitude VI The people.
Snwa'Tew read The dIP2tches IL his carriage.
The Al IA nger received pure IF ducats and
heard th- lole complaint th It ever efcaped from
the breaa Of The Hero s. This them he cried.
M is the reward Of thofe who devo.e their ex.
ilfenee to the Tervice of their country
dis heart was rent by the lujIeunefs of the
lRack. AMI ezhaufed Nature, near The term OF
her-e4rreer, was unable 10 contain HIS mighty
ipTjt, Indignant at It's " ongs. D6uhtAE, II
would have been greater u have de(pded AZ
jnjufEwhich d1graced -Qn'y iJs author g. The
ddgrace Of Snwarrow The world did not
w it 20 40 m Juice. Su@arraw mow-ned
the deParte1 lutte of his 6ovcre.gn's name, for
he was man of 0ri9 virtue, and exalted prlnci.
pies, AID AParriot in every hO.e2 l-nte of that
abuled name. Under the blow III had received
and at ,hev-rgs of natural death, for he had at
JaiUed The 74th year OF his age, his reli0n gave
way. ~ has happened to many Luxurious msn
az this period Of life, merely from the iaterf-
AID aGiduous d z ( their fac ies alone. He
did not, however, f1fer the dsP-avi of men
tai arrangement, ailhoa h he iur,ived fra
fhort time the fl ute of his On 2 tahdiug. bis
wrong, proved upon his hat cd he4tf and
cxbaaRed frame. He diedcf that accbmulas
ted chagrn, that proud and fIlisn rtlentmtnt
and Indifference, which Is mil; rly allied a
broken heart. In a lrnall wooden houC-, under
the dlPieaiurs Of his matte, at q diRa1cafr from
HIS family, and abandone W lis triruds'
No foonet wa, It known that he h2d>exPired,
lhan the public f1rrow, which ~ deCotiGm
can perfectly refrain. butt Earth III murmurs
both loud and deep, and th4Court lief hot
proper to reIent The boIy received, l1e.and
fupe Ruous, Jhoft honors Tbs jua Privauon IF
which had overwhelmed the re+f1 and over
powered the great mind which had ha tied
IL. Paul I. c0mman ted ID To be expole in
State, IN The capital, ana to BE inferred amdf
the Pomp Of military honors and roy " ceremo-
NAL The tears Of the RutIian and Tie ad-
miration Of Europe, are the monumen,s W
Suwarrow, and A eternal tomb, which the ca
price Of Princes can neither give nor take Always
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

6cient to fnatch from death ali the unfortu-
nate Perfn who lofe their way on thef:
mountains. Every year when the lnow melts
lome bocies are found"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

III 4 TO prove hat MT. TetlcrtOr ruiIor - AZ
F,rov the CorRi urion IF tie T7n;rsd ct,,e. /.
.9t. hu. II eleqed PreG lent. be c,.U ,(..-tJ;G
80 de1ruT7p. In 5Rablifhinq he frt D1;1r
E attempted 10 fh4w from Mr.. Tsferro7,s wit
g.. hat he dil;kes all qovernr7an, ,yh;ob
FotT. ne. energy enough to protsf tbcfs Who
i've under it-that he loves thar unr-ttlsd Ar
4 Derby Gate, which weak governments ever
e-1duce-and which he d4Cc-ihae :, e-,,b.t;r
..ras, al!u5jDg u revolnt;ono~r 49, Il,
y -, temhRaoaf "a Of Li5sytr,, 1and la. Il
k9tHly aEows. n liz Ietrer u No.; u ! ~
fFeteral Contribution isa n,or.rcb,, ana r,rG
Ebe tel}roysd 10 prefrve our Ii1e~r;rs hxye
tal(o attempted 10 enforce th. ;ra;ra of hi.
scan0rna.on. by incidently n7on,;onino I'M. NE
.do6r mes op- niy taught in rerfoarreTs SC n
Virginia BY his frien s and partizlns. are.
bat tbs Confederation osrBt not y Bz0e 5esr o;qsu
10; and that .bs FEDERAL q;t,,;, eu,b u 3, got
Hgdof
IN eRablih;na the fecond no;n, 7 have t.ten
IA iurvey of the great D,wers of tbe Pref5eni
.Ein Nomnating. AMI Rera5vi7p the Of ers Of
/ GovernmentEand have a,ts1n7re4 TO f5zv.
4that The whole revenue. SIC. viii he In th4
hand of TAcoblns. who mua be flDnoled 10
co-opera with Mr.. TeiFerCon. IL +.,}rori rcr The
rI p -'9 n ,'''is' In 's I'm en-
r,Il.I C III IN Iii ".- IA ao'5
Il III It'll. ,'.5'''I' 1I
iii, az nj III 0oc''" lin .'o
.It'.9 P1'.o.l If .'5',l' d,'' oS'"o5 L"s Fl
I-C n LII ~ .e, .l n ,e1as p , s3 '
a. --'~-' ''''0 9S-04' 'l-1 o-.'--
90 t. -,- c.--o,
Il !Is '"P .''al'o9 o' li7
oei-' r. o.-'~.' "a '.' l''-'
''o'-''ii'II' "''o"' '"V accom-
p..I n nc - Pu' poe '7>'" +"
II III 0 ,t. '',e' ATOMS ans m"
He[''0I-s "'.' MS II Js1I.
~ Pun II i ~ uiou' N'L" VS."
~ 'ls sHTI'' II rs d''I p'lion n our II ven
Y nl1O'' "'i9 nave 'neItea n my IioPoA
+ non, q'Al o. dTe74tzl 10 the United otat-5-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22
SUWARROW.

The following particulars relative TO The fate Of this
celebrated RuflAn warrior, are extracted from
late London paper.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

The following article u taken from late European
publication called Private ContiEenrli Correfpln-
dence coDhGing Of Anecdotes, Political, Literary
and Falhion ables
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22
GREAT ST. BERNARD.
Mr. JENKs,

Mr.. JENKs,
There are louf curious particulars IN The
following article, contained in private letter from
PARIS which may crafty many Of your readers BY
FULFILLING the fame you will ohIige
al CORRESPONDENT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
VIENNA sen,eo,,..

On the news THAI The srmiiice was pro.
'onged, oug Gate paper role per cent.
What mni' greatly contribute to promote
peace, or ihould 1t rot be concluded, mne
nave great inaueace on the coniequen, e
vents, IS the armed Intervention of two grest
Courts which IN certain circumaauces ,v;lI
take place. We haze now received cer,aiu
Information that two numerous RuiIian ar
m'ee' winch val amount together 70 no Iefa
mao 10000 men, are attending an the
kuiiian t'ontiers OF Volhinia ard lIishusois.
I've are alio airured that another pow.
srtul court viii not fee with Indifference the
tfench carry lhe war INFO Bohemia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
LONDON, oaober ..

Wesre Gill without any certain informa-
zion seiocSting toe nature Of The d;Cpa.ches
lately received by Goyer9nert from France.
1t Is thoaghy, however, ,hsy ,hof. which ar
rived on Wsdneidsy evening contained no.
thing ab!olhtsiy dec;Iiys 81 the queaion of
tbe pYopoted Afmiaice; snd the explans-
tory communications tie fubisa, we be-
lreve, have noi yet ebnSely cealed. The DIFF
iculties which pyeieut taeinielYes on this &C.
CATION, mult be. indeed, both numeroas and
ferrous, IL G,ould fcsni that we are c.Iled
upon TO make TO lefs !scsifce than the TO-
tai relinqniihmsnt, for given 'iru-, OF the
proud foPeriority which, a. = nara,irac pow
er, we nov 70 eniuently pofrfa and TO this
diicouraging confederation we may venture
70 add onT feavo, that the iealacGes and fuf.
picions which the refpe9ive Governments
entertain @! each others views, ave az The
pTsicnt naomcu, OF too marked aud forcible
4 dsicripdou to INDUCE realonable hoUe of
the esiitiDg diifereaces being Srousht 10 a
fpeedy or co dial accommotaliod
a Council of the Csbine, MiBiGers wa.
he'd yeiterday terpoon a; Lord GIcasi!ie's
Office cirenmlance which gave rife to a
report Of io'ne further difostches having bean
received from Ftance, bur which we could
not trace 20 any authentic fource
The Hambutgh mail which became due
on Wetneidsy, had not arrived when this
paper was put 10 prefa.
AngeTeau's troops have now all marched
up the Msyn, lowArds Lohss. In the en-
/ yiTons of me Lain and NiddA, not Jingle
French folder remai-s.
General Clark, the officer appointed -
repair 90 the feat OF negotiation at I.uneVille.
is an lriihman, au1 very confidential friend
Of the Fra Coniul.
Lord Whitworlh is now on his return 10
England, by the route of Hamburger.
The Preliminary Convention has been
6gned between The Courts of England and
Denmark The queaion OF the righs Of
lesrching ihips is to be deferred 10 a future
dilcudion. The Dsnilh frigate Ia Fteya,
aud the veffeIs which were under her convoy.
to be initsutly reIcafed, and the Frigate fhall
find in our pori eyery thing neceiIsry for
her repair, according to the uisge allowed
among friendly aud allied powers. To pre-.
vent limilar reneobtes from breeding 6if-
Putes of hmiar nature, his Dauilh Msief-
| ty ihali iulpeod his convoys ill the ulicrior
explanation upon this poin, fhsll have given
rile TO dehEitite treaty. Fir 1iould come
20 pats, however, that any rencontre of the
fame kiad fhouId take place before the in
aruStioos 20 pteveatihem fhall have had their
efe9, they (halI not Sc productive of any fe
rious conlsquerces; aad The arrangement oil
whatever may reiull from ,bem Gball be con
fdered as Compensated in the objeet of the
preient COnyenl'on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
LONDON. Sept. 40.

Yeaerdsy were received Paris pspcrs to
the ooh ina The intelligence they pre-
isut. d Of the very ERR importance, as bag-
ing the aTongea Appearance Of peace
The Haa6urgh mail doe on Wednesday
laa arrived yeasrdsy. and brought con6r.
nation OF the proloagation Of The armiaiee
he,ween France anJ Aunria, the intelligence
Of which reached us on "Wednesday in The
Paris papers. The Emperor, sccordiog 20
ths Vienna article, has tent TO Paris mo-
difcatiou Of Tie terms propoisd by Duona--
pare aud this oireumitrnce has conGdera-
bly, revived the hopes Of peace at Vienna,
While an exps9 alton Of a favorable i1Tue Of
the negotiation p1evailo the means Of defence
arc nos however neglected aud HE Imperial
Msjsay is making great and important chan
gss IN his army, wbiah be now commands in
perfon.---Nor. Is Il, 10 ths even, Of the re-
newsl Of hgailiie5, on the frepg,h of the
Auarisns clone, thar The poliiiciaos Of tie
continent calculate for the defence q Ger
many. Two large Rrnan armies, it IS Of
hcisiiy announced 10 the Pelerlburgh Ca
zet'e, amounting together to not lcfs thaa
isc,ocS neD, wsr= collecting on tAe Rul-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

rsfts OF shz @otld, where FTspce "a IN va
r;ous modes cccrcsd and confined ty our
n,arstime fuperio,ity. Many lsxs Of trace
therefore viii pats, 20 1ou5s, aE., repsrs Be.
lore iuch an arinittice csn t~ Gasl,S con-
eipdea, and the public will DO wei 10 9 a.,d
i'islf asaiDB rcneval of fpsce.s,ie,, AMI
imPoa,~e, to which. during syeSY f:sss:es
OF negcciation, /; is always ca poieG,
The las Paris papsrs, meniioafl,at Gen.
Sesiaitr arrived a, Madrid on the "a u.f,
st tea IN the evening. AS he proceeded 20
he tiosr; prepared FOR his reception, he wa,
followed by an inraeoss conconree az nso. 3
pic, all eager 70 Zee HIN, aid marital moe.
played &c Re oligh'ed from HE carriage. Ee
!c's 'aadTi5 acx' day, to so to 81. Isac5hon.
10; as he ps''sd through the CITY. nous Of
sppiau:s te!onnded from eveiy corner. On
his arrival at ST. iidcplonso, he vas n1s.
ieuted oy the A:ahaHa1rr AJauisr, oAf.
D'urquJa, chief secre's,yof Stare. Cea.
ber'hier then went to Coer,, aud .yas ~.
ieeted ,otbe King aud Ou,en, hs both oE
whom he was received VISA the incst dim.
gnilhsd uaTka q houo-.
The Frencb erny ia pasatia now CON.
has OF 1920 intsntry, 10 .oco cav45y 7, and
1900 a';StisrY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

mai icfious reproductions. "a orles ,bsi abe
oisceTa who have rrndsred thcmielsss cuba
be vpoa ibis ecca6oa, hs rnniih,d fcvcFriy,
sGd that ,ae v.so SEsaiia trigs,ea fnfyriled
and cerriea og ;fc,n ''.- harbos OF BMcelona
by !tra'sgen geuaiiy con,rery 10 ths rights
of natioRr md tic rules of wa, be IL med;
ately reioisd with their cargors, as havirg
been illegally fugp;ifeJ by means Of neu;ral
ihip, @6ich isr.rd IS on inaFument To the az
lailsa,s.
Fiis Catholic a,aicily tlinks hinfclf 20
much che more cn,i,iei 10 couEdsr the !uc-
cefs OF this Reclamation IA certain. as the
Eugliin governuent even cannot diIeni5ie
thar its enemies, by fcilo~in in,i,ar *
ample. migh, ihcnielscs alfo make us Of
neutral ,eilels 10 iufe9 tie haTtors aud do
10 ils par;s al pofi:be dsu,age
Bu' II, con,,aysto all expectation, the
Reps f his Swedish najsay, =, The Court OF
london, to obtain rspsraiion for the injury
doae 20 hrs bag, as we'll 40 the reititu,ion OF
the two Spaniih frigaies, ihould no, have tie
dvtlred luccels before the end of this year,
hiS msIeily Will be obliged, thoueh with
much regret, TO adop, towards ;hs Swcdih
Tag mes!uses oe prersusion ,shich fhali in
fa'ere iAslrer his hartors and ports from al
ahule as dangerous aoa revoi,ine, ~ taat
which The Engliih have iua committed.
have the honor to be, sc.
[Signsd)
cAEvALIER D'URQUIJo.
81 lldephonlc, Sept. 70, SEQ.
Note.--The declaration Of the swed;a,
captain gives an rhetorical recital Of the ,ran{-
aston.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
COPPER II TIN WARE
Maautaaoyy.
~ \ =

IT RE fubferiber returns his Gncer.
& thank5 10 a generous public, tor che
very gteatencouyag eileat he las met wi;h in
MS line Of DulHeis and begs leave 70 III.
form MS f.ienis & cuGoners, that he ma,
OF hsnd aquau;ity Of STRONG STOUT
COPPER IN StshdTS aad bottoms. that
sg,Y ray he luppdcd with STILLS on
zoe iaofieR nonse, either With PATENT,
COPPER ar PEWTER WORMS.
~ has numberol STILLS Of all fxe,
aal.hsd and ready Coz deliyaiy, made on
tie 5sf AID mos improved principles,
Wish &c % determined 10 Iell al the iuoG
r,aaceo pnCes.
WILLIAM COOK.
N. 2. All kinds OF Tin WCRa. as u.
los.
~ The bigbeG cah price giysa fof
od B2AS5, COPPkR, PEWTER "
LEAD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
MADNID. So. as.


The STAIR 81 The capture OF ihe two mi
.,atgsa5 Barreicra, has been taken rp vefy
ieriosiiy by on, goveranees Every one Is
indgnaut hrrr a. ibe eseat. and W. know
nol how 10 chsrscNcfi(e the fpi,it which iu-
hue7ccd me Engliih on this occahou.
Os, Rate OF ,vzsf4re no. pesni,tiog the
kings miniaers to addrsis eompiainSa direG-
ed 10 the court OF Loadop, they have comic
ned glefnleyes 20 dsuounoia2 the saa by a
circular le,,cs 20 the smbaaacors of ali the
torsign powers, who ref lie a hisd,id, 81 10
.niorm them cfi,, more psr. icuiatlY tic mi
n,llrra Of hi. Swedih msjeiy, whom that
cveat copcesna more than any a,hcr, exhort
lug HIN n require from the B,i,lih govern
Iata' fa'isis story separation Tor the oursge
doue 20 his .ag, and the pupiihneot o. The
ofiieers Concerned The following are the
papers mentioned above:
Ciren,a, i,'isr 10 he HaJs9a5grf AID F'o-
reign ifiaiger5 &c tie Coayf gf Span
SIR,
have the honor to communicate TO Won
copy ofthe memorim which the king Sny
mailer has ordered me- 10 fcnd to his n,iniiie,
~ Stockholm, in order 70 &c .ranfmistcd e
the miniAry Of hia Swedifa msieAy,
The principles which are etahiiihrd IN il
aud zee event which has given ,i(e TO it, az,
ota nature 10 inserea all toe commercial IA
ticns Of Europe, particularly the ueu,rs
powers,
H'' majeay Is perfuadsd thar your govern
men: viii Zee che affair in the fame poin, o
view, aod he Aa,tefs hinfe:fthat he viii con
cur in eiiscing, as much as possible, from "a
annals OF war an attack 70 deAr1Sive of III
confidence and hofpi,alty, Of which neutrs
aud friendly flags eRjoy
epeat the sinrances of my conidera,io
and eaeem and AN, fir, Sc.
(Signed}
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
sAVANNAtl. OAoher aI.

a gentleman from St Mary. iaforuls US,
tb', Bo"ies and his adherenss, cooG}iog
o1IY Of IS feFerado white and black men,
were it-eiy driven from their e9csmpmrnt
above Coleraine and obliged to lwim acrois
the rivef, by a party Of militia from that
nelshooorhood One negro, who was in the
csmp wa made priIoner.