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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
Sales by Auaion.
In MONDAY.

On MONDAY,
The 18th December, at 10 O'Clock, will
be Sold, at our Auction Room
Whllkey IN tlerces and bis.
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine:in pipes and or. caiks
Brown Sugar in barrels
Loaf do. in lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in caiks
Hardware in lots
Together with
A great Uaraety Of DryGoods :.
Among which are
Carpets and Carpet Broadcloths,
ing Stuffs
Plains FIRTH Linens
Plaids Humhums
Duttils Mnilins
Flannels Checks
Swanfdown Shawls
Kerfeymeres Iandkerchiefs
Coating Leather Shoes
And a number of other articles
HENRY 81 THOS. MOORE,
Lee. II. AnI7ioneers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-12
S T O L E N

Spirits, Whl1key, &c. &c.
Leather, and a general anortmert of
Ship Chandlery and Carpenters tools,
ALTO few trunks of Irifh Linens, Mullins,
and Nuns Thread; which they will fell
low tor cath or exchange for country pro-
duce.--Orders for groceries from Town
or country punettualiy attended to.
December 10, eodzw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
FROM THE SINE.
-MATTER OF FACT.

The following letter was received by the
Editor, 10 rep'y TO letter addreGed on the
fnbiea 10 MIR Coke. We ha'l repubiiEh
thc letter Of Mr Adams on Tuef ay mora
isg, corrected agreeable to the nOieo of Mr..
Coke
What viii the fedsrslias row fay of Mr..
Adsms's republicauifm'
What viii they 'av % the Pinckueys as
c7ndiAatea FOR the Prefdtacy?
VIVA, vii! they fay Of Al-xaode Hamil-
sons federation 30! Shame
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

q. t----s - r,--- - = 80
lareseer Reroshcao 1onu,istre i riaeh
a,1b~cf ur1h tils scae,Ai srosni CT \ To-
tsiau p,s,s.---- ~ a. writer cf that let e. !,
rei'h Mr.. Ogden, who = 'eens died lres
days saer the real writer penuei L, nor isit
Ny. Gamble, Of wapn [ % not remember
ever 90 have 6sa,i before. The real name
of,be -. vriyer has5esn gwen 10 William
Rave er9. of PSilsd lPhias General Saqu-
(, ~, OF Bal,;mo e, ard Tobias Lear
sic. of Waib;ogtor, Po,omak, by three let
,ers--a'sa TO tsc editor Of he Arrovi.(G
ana ~ she ohsira,1n pfthe brcaiier fede-
isl Commute and toe letter haq been fEetyl
80 thy !ausr. and 10 r'oe of ne priEci
pal officers Of the goverasiSn: oi Pennfylvs-
ma, whe aye uog Is Lancaaer. MY fellow
eii6-os w,a execute his vtsy Ieev Rstr,nent,
ircn man who has kaosn, or heard anti
Fepobicsp declarations, from ieveral OF the
Comfortable public uen CO this cou1try for
ieysnl ycare, TIL they have riien tn the
HEIGHT Mr. Adams Rated 20 ,lr Da0a, in
Connecticut. II odic-rs, ~ pvrCons ia tie
federal goyernmen, canbe iatis6ed, that they
arc in duty bound 90 lpesk as plainly, as
Rave dons, monarchical diipoi:ion7 anJ dc
c'aresiora csn DC proved so iuch o. the Pc.
ildei,Jial electors Or candidate, as vii make
the uscehary enquiries OF all the perfoBs
whole names are comrnitted 10 them.
The gazettes called federal, may cont.
nue. ,hcir abufe Of me. My fellow citizens
will petceiae. hat il thale licentious newt
pagers, do noy reprshend the pamphlet pub
ff,pd hv Ec1-a ana III. mr. In. "a. = -.
York, they mutt defame me who think a
concert OF three or more to abolilh the Gate
contributions, and 10 render the federal fe.
nate, a approximation Of the prelident, very
dangerous Offences in law and realon.
TENCH COKE.
The name has not been communicated to the
Editor by Mr. Coze Il any lerter communicating
it was TENT, it never received. Another gen
tieman at i.aaciier informed the Editor that ths
name Of the Clergyman was no longer a iecrct
and it was Therefore put IN the place that had bsel
,}en blank nf tb, -Si5,vtts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
VIZ A1INGTON O7oher II.

NC have MT yet recciVsd the re-
fHrns from SN6x Courty, BIZ bave
& cd regioa TO jufp9iS that trom ..5c
maj rify Mr.. Bayardis Likely to haze
in tiAt eo4niy, be 1oiAb be reelected 10
CgnsrsG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

or,
T,,ceiyed In uirht vou- lc.ter. enclofin7
O publication OF MIR. Thomas P-uckney Of
The 9Th September. You wei know. that
hfer he iodi m-r' sgairf yen was difcon.
t,psed, demanded Of she pcrfo7 to whom
J turTihcd Il. thc only copy Of MIR A iams's
letter, ever psfed from ray hands You
koow too, than neve gave you copy of
il. or lhswed YOU the original. The circum
H11ce5 under which he letter wa pubi;ih
Cd, h2Ye been aaed By YOU and by me.
When ! found II ncce0',ry 70 intimate in re
neral terms, in defence Of the republican
ground and party, that Mr. Adams had be
Eegei Hrit:N' influence 20 hav" been ufcd
here, deemed y prudent &c hcw, IN pri-
vsfe, nv oof TO one or two perionai and
poitica. friends. lcf fone accidsot mich,
depriyr me Of the later Noaor 3 iche may
h1ve learned he exiGeuceof the paper, from
cne Of thufe rr IONS,
IA q copy Of ile letter has gone forth, It
IS pror-r hat Hlould fupport the truth of
its exi0ynce. In reAeAing upon the circnm.
faocee ss J returned from he poR-ofiice,
preiumed, that Frederick AuguGus Muh-
Iceberg Efq mua well know NJ. 5 lam's
fqoatore. lie hae himfelf often Cgn-d, az
fpsskcr of'he h0uie rs representatives, after
TIA; gentleman had fg1ed az vice prcfien.
and p-eiiient OF the irnate. alfo thought
i probable, lha, VIM Barton, efu ,voul1
know Mr. Adams's writing therefore
iheyed TIC original letter to both NJ Muh.
lsoherg and MIR Baton, the former, Mr.
IL 70 certain, that, that whole letter lated
My ( I7q1, without day, 10 writ.ea By
the il,s Vice PreGdent, Mr. Adams, The
latter, on 3arton) ia fatisfed Of he fame.
IL was undcrRond here, thai Pierce But er
Eiq oS South Carolina would PATS hor,ly
through Lsnca1er, lie bas Gnce ar ived
and have fhcwn The letter 80 him, Mr.. But
lsf kaows the writing TO be Mr. Ada ns's.
'hior i probable, hat may have llbmit-
red !. o. .h- inipetii7r ofrome OF your three
isvver6 5-Gds5 fnrui'hing the copy to be
eorGlersl w. their conferences.
do not remember any perfon n this
place, befiea Mr. Muhisnberg aud Mr.. Bar
tor, whom / 'hiak Ekely to know Mr. A.
dams writing got az II is certain that Gen
Hand, M',h1. Barton, Alexander SCOT,
William Montgomery, and P Of Zsntzinger,
Efqurss, tsvs letn bis fsnsforc in heir
comnuilio-s they may remember Or ponef.
IL. hall he.,fcse new the letter 70 one
81 more g. thsm, and peymi. he ref 10 Zee
j.. ii they choofs .fhe public are aware
ihs, ,holr FIVE gentlemen arc, or have hem
of efs OF the revenue, or OF The prov fonal
army.
Gen Fitrkoey aud Nv Jhoma' Pirek-
ncy, were 10 PhHsdclphia I'D w'c'cr, he
latts- wa 5b-te lrouph ihe whole fesfon
/ lissd .here ua,l he OH Of January, 1900,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

In the prsfent fate Of eager and
anxious fu(penle, with refpef to
the much wilhed for Authentic Bio
graphy Of our i'lultrious WdSYzNc-
ron, il is with plearure we hear It
generally whilpered, and with a We.
ry high degree Of confidence, that
his Life, from the documents now
in the hands ofthe Honorable B1j5-
rcd Walbingio1, will be written by
JosEPH DENNE, ESQ. the reputed
author of The Lay Preacher.
(PbA GaS.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
E%!nla ern Le'ttr from 81. Thomas, d1.eS
III September, 1900.

- SfbieMhfr, lfCOI
There Is N eb fa& 5ere oC ataee, 5efsore.
France aa9 daes'ez 1aths1rt CON tsrfair,
for ar asIriee lo1t drriosd fron Cayenne. Jas
.gared rs, hlff5f brivltesri ef ,hai csiany lad
o's4rsfo 'ebe9 ne Aaerican FIX, and lbas
FIRE uag,i a0birb lid 5ssn cobia,sd 6sjors lbs
0r2sr eoat rseripei acre going 10 De rsleajsd.
5ave been e6loed, lbRa F. eacb 4ie;fos
zcib ROops on boG,-, 5sand te Gsodaios6r.
b7dpaf i.fo Cayenne, fbi5 ne,vt obpearI 10 BE-
gaining r'ed'f, yf'se, absre is no doaLs of as
a:if~92i on A2synsi7Ge beirg nedi,a.ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
Oaober 0.

We are happy TO learn. TIA, The fever At
Providence has enGrely iuhii1ed. Oaober
), the Town Council reported. 80 ,ha, no
perfon has decesled, non any new cafe oc-
Cured ince their iaR report; and tia, The
town at Preleoi 10 entirely clear OF laid diff
order"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

DuonaParte, lays a late London paper, is
treating with the Pope for the rs!lorstion
of the "a holic Religion 10 France, and the
recall Of the exIed Biahops. The College
Of Cardinals are debating 90 the applicati-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
fHILADRLPNIA. OgoLn B.

In the philadelphia Gazette Of lat even.
ins, ia objected 10 the Aurora, that zgec
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
Total,
October 10.

The new Spap'ih arntafTador to the United
States The chevslier BisEedt 0rst5o, tncls
leave o. he Ciialpine directory, Ne z7th
OF Jaiy, IN order to repair TO Spain, TO en-
bark FOR this country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

Byf6s eoHparjeu offltie Gasies i qsiY Z.
found ihs' ne tax If heavier a proportion 10
ibr poverty OF the owrer, ard lbai ,he goo,
non qi'5o o1oHs Oaiy ons AeFf, PAYS for tbai
iingle ho'ie o7S ( III. L5itisss hEi ,k.a ID.
noble loud or lis G-acs, fbe Atchailhoo or
Dck= vb7 KEEP twenty!
Tbis i sg1di on, greas lla,elneu, Hamilton
. tie PipckueY, Lave Ten d-:;rifg At ; u re
jGjleaa Sgbiab Dir. ddanl ssi0.s Jeyoaitbe eFc-
G oeyy of t5e magnet and .ss q ,adrsnt
How 90 you hkc It American plough Jog.
gers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
NEw-YoRK, oaobsr 3.
E.ira5 Of a Ieiier J,o7 HqmJprg, dgled Hp-

eW IS,
Every Zip p aing Altoona is now board
ed b. Danifh officer. Two days ago an
Eogliih nip was hailed, and returning so in
folent anfwsr, the mate and another periou
wsre ken ou,, aad logged 70 feyerely that
the mate's life ia delpa.red Of The mer
chsnts AZ Altoona have voluntarily embargoed
their veTels, iii The prelsat diiPute with
England is adjulgd,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
. WIMCRESTRR. 0aab.e :.

in t1ki1g sSs eeainI, fbnforaa6s to an al ar
Coagrei5 p2gSdaf tie hse(a5fon, fbs boro4gb Of
W'acb5Per fS f5p7d 10 eoai0ia
Free eObiie aqt5. oz6
FIRE. eUbiie females, Szz
FREE negroes and mglagoer, zz
SlaUss, sA7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

n BooijSRe, offJs Brit b r.t'riboEs. spt-
flJeS an 0sapoi eona,1sfqry m tie Dr;,in,
Contribution, eoli-b G4,balss IN chcapnef, and
clolenels Of argument aH he oc5rf, 1D5ie5
baVe ot6e9ycdoa I5r EaJ;e8 offl9f fnpeni
Gus fabric II hmm qoijliaa Zbe baol II mid
fer ne t19Hfam oficn-pence acrling qaf II
fo@fr1rd N ij5tJao goo tqgs5 dgolleeimo, II,
ME b.' KsARukYs Tzx Tl8tRs' b. qeo,
ofIeecinsa afHs zcock; md ar a ea,igal jaS
IN byio,y' aofJfta Tie fo& goiag:
W.T. Nrv DorY OF HoasEs"
d" BY DE Gltsie 80 Geo. me-. a.. &c. Z. n,
"Jo9''oigg ya'<f AID e'liir5 Jor Oh hs,lSJ
Elar1 and C..dlags,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

t;rWSrr DrT;rs
Eartes Mares or Ge!dinsa en- e4-h
For o.s enG no more Il a o
- T no, no O
THREE, 20
- Fen,, 70
---Fsve, o
Six, roo
S.yra g net more than 3 3rro
Nine, aus
Tn e no! mere itgn Is. 2Izo
6irfern q sgf more tbaa 10, zIz6
Seveaie-n, z1so
Eirkiren, zi96
Nhsiesn, zi4o
eoeEiy, or Hb1vGrh, 1iSo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
BALTIMORE, 0ao5sr Q.
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
TO" fbe ieF "a bon ending ibi, morning az
Eu-r riff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

L0ar2qar, Penn ;.iUaaia, Oh. 5, 1890
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31

rShs> hase opensd the esay - ~ esiy sAd i-iuah-
3"nt nc'ivetsne- indeed, ioch cribs has arriv>
G. Ttat srg'e neglected moment may % frsu,-bt
Win :1cHeulz.iis rnery and dilraec or one great
e'arr will Ten. raar political salvation apd cattle
YOU Ia the tha..ks Of the whole human race Bat
ee'r aa'ble ycu 70 Iar forge, yourselves a. TO
- mn 'hts rreeasious ieafea i yoa can feorn the
sireetcs rand OF heaven whi:h evidestly points
oNt tSs road 20 fstc'y. You may expe.9 TO feel
ne Nesvy con'eqreress Of YOUR errors, when YOUR
! es's IS ocipsrats Ami you will pardon us il we
'el you, What yea viii acknowledge, thzt you will
'iSNiv Ne.erve . cxpsr icuse the r-doubIeI opera
TOD g thlt v.eient iyitcm which has received a
partial and N onientary iufpcr ZION 70 deceive YOU
70 bear ah the irioltnee and in,olerablc caamites
oil dsiPot,tni, and even to fufTer the weieh.v ven
SSSnee % thois Whole tender mercies are cruelty
sns is unfair Tor Infant to iuppofe YOU
e'Pahie ct committing political fniride that you
are unable 70 rcje4 the languaee OF nature. while
your ctisYring looks up to you with inexpreffbie
eloqnenee and demand the legacy Of rucorrupted
TScdoni' or that you can forget your faercd houor
SnieaAs peged for The preiervation OF your rights.
ih"t iPiIls which compelled you TO refifl and tri.
ua'pl over tbs British tyr5pt yet rcmlins, aud il
equally ready TO clip the afpiring wing fsny do
meihe uinrPer- You viii aet like yourfelves firm
temperate, and rnagnanimous. Though You have
psen iuued insc dangerous lsthsryy Though at
ten'p's have been made fatally to deceive YOU
though you have been led IN the unIuCpaeRins no
ncty ~ your hearts To the verge of rum, We, you
"iH retrieve your wzvering character YOU will
take Topr iatety intp your own hap Is Won will
rne 10 your nlaJety aud ipeak with that tigri,y
"hich ihai command reiPe6. You will carry
eonfuhpn into the council Of your oppreors, while
they wal ihriuk back into their native inGynifi
eance and acknowledge with conformation the
SOVEREIGNTY OF THE PEOPLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31

TIE .feaoeviug oriiths are fr.n Tsua;os
Ne0tJ!oaperS, received ~ fbt eGsfos, of t.is
GaSefe
Jamaica. September IS.
Inc American flip Eagle, from New
York, bound tc Carrscos, detained by n,
Mai.'tY's Gaip Nerride, arrived on Tuel6aw
eveoing.
we underitand that information IL re-
ce'ved by an officer of his Nisicay's mi,
NSreide, tent on purpole, ,ha, the roar;,r,
from that vcfel had landed on the iland oF
Curacao aud had taken pofTsilisn of two
very arnng places, which were f,rrrndered
to them without the lcut reliaance.
September 10.
In our paper OF yeferday; we mentioned
that information had hero received of H..
Marines from the Ncreide, havinr taken
poiieiilcn CT two places N Curacao, we have
iince been able 10 learn the. cau|e of /,
Some time ago, about go FINAL vef!el, hav-.
ing Preach roops on board, arrived a. RIA,
Hand from Guataloupe, to aiiia the ban
ditti that had rebelled sgsiha their matters,
thote planters whole laves had remained
faithful TO them, and who were afraid of an
attack from The intrgents, requrfted, a. We
arc informed, tha, two psiIes, well fortified,
but which tnry could n prue9, ihould be
taken poiTeIlion of by the Englfii msrines.
on board the Nercide, then cruilrp off the
coat, which reqnsa the captain huuaneiy
coniented TO, to protect them from the in
roads OF their barbarous enemy. The Anne
rican ihiP Eagle fens in here by the Ncreide,
has, we underitand, on board ieveral thou
land hand of arms and a vaii quantity of
s9"Pocwder, which ii is affirmed, Ele was
carrying to imply the rebels With.
we nnderiisod that in confequence of adj
wees received from Gu racoa, his Ma;ea0,s
.hps Me!eagcr, La Legere, and another
ings,e failed This morning for that iland
with al the marines belonging to the deer,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31

I VIII Hri;tly perform the precitc inaruc-
lions of my court I know its principles arc
founded On The moi exact equity aud uf.
ice. My condua lhall It,isly conform TO
,he'c principles. aud all my effort. fall be
Employed in performing my duty, and pro
noting its intereas. AZ il is not yet Ger.
tain to what part an going, muit Deg
you 20 lend your snlwsr by two corriers,
sHe TO Alexandra, and the other to Iaffa, at
the camp OF the Grand v.zicr."
EN:rGa q a kaer jroaa Coni?aniinoalt, d.,i.d
.5ny as.
=" A few Days ago freni Intelligence reach
ed Us from Egypt
General Kleber has been murdered, and
general Menou has fucceeded him in his
command. Il 10 reported that Janihary.
under the pre,enee of delivering a petition
to Kleber, habbed him. General Mcnou
IN letter which he wrote 10 CIR Sidney
Smith, lays, that the afallin had been pur
poiely TENT from GAIA to commit the muir
der. But there are fufficirut reafous 10 be-
heve the contrary; and ,Aenou himfelf
IS accuted of having hired the murderer,
an Egyptian ia digude, who was cut in
piece im!n ediately after the ailaCi6a.ion.
" Other reports fay, tina, the murderer
was probably aaaa,ed by private revenge,
as the French had cummit,ed unhsard of
erueltifs, Especially at Boulac, fobnrb of
CAIRO, where they fpared neither women
,.1r children.
6. What occailons the fnfpicions againlt
general Menou are his iacobioical principles
aud his having been At The head Of that
French party n Egypt, which was Away,
againH the evscuasion Of thai couat,y.
General kleber who was as much be-
loved by the other party "a thew hsce his
tucceiior, is generally regretted here; and
HE death la the more uuwelcone To the Porte
"a he was on The eve Of adopting the cspitu.
laiion q El.Arfch for Toe evacuation Of E.
gFpt. Menou ,nmediatsly Broke of thefe
negotiations, declaring that ne Ara required
the content of bis government.
g The Porte viii now take % arms again,
and the grand viZieT and captain pacha are
coujo'nt'y TO decide The Iat- OF Eryot by
The iword. The former is faid 10 have com.
pleted his army, and viii have reinforce
ment CT 5000 frefh troops under the pacta
OF MAIDEN The captain P,cba has likewire
a Hrong corps Of Albanefe on board his feet,
and the attack will be made in varioue 1oin,s
When the laf lettcra left GAIA, the captain
pacha had failed thence with his fleet.
=" Tichsle5i Effendi, late pay-usiter Of the
army OF Egypt, has been appointed minitcr
for foreign affairs. He is man Of great
taienta ADD influence, aud highly eaeemsd
by the grand Ggnior."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31
HAGUE, Augut 20.

The projeas of the Englifh are no longer
doubtful. They with o eaabiifh themielves
ia Zesiand, OF which they with to take pof-
Ceiion in the name Of the fadtholder. He
has there great number fpartizans. Maj
terra of Zealand, they could unoeaGogIy har-
RATS the other parts of the BatAvian Repub-
lie, as we'd as the low countries. and would
obligc the French and Bataviaas TO keep
conitantIy in them great number Of troops.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31

W aER ASH is declared nv the ConflitV-
ION OF enc Uniteo S stes, that for he pur-
20 c 81 elect ng Proficient znd vice Pref.
dent, Eac4 R@teJGNH aJahoint M /sel a man.
NS' as r5e LegiFa!nre thsreef may 6irel7 n
N4,H1'' 81 E|e'?o'I, equal 10 tie qUhOie number
sy/sEafeFf and 'sa,eenfof,ocs, 10 qc5icb the
9afe my be eriiiiel in CoasreG": AND
VETERAN. ,be Legislature oil Peunrylvsn;.
has onii'tSd TO d;rea the manner n which
TIN Stare tllall appoint the Electors Of PreGs
dent and Vice eiiden-, to ne choIer q, r.
ne.t eDioing lection tor thai pnIpole 10 be
h''den anc the ordinary period prefcribed
ny 'ne Contribution OF this Coz nn n,.es n.
'or The snnuai Seiionof the Genetsl Afrem..
ny, VIII rot arrive, until the aid next on
lung Eisetipn OF PrcGdent and Vice. Pre-
iidenr has been holden and completes. con.
formally TO the Contribution md Laws OF
the United Safes; AND WHEREAS Il is IN
cnmpsut On Inc Executive Mseiilra.e Of this
commons ealth, as far IS his po, er and in.
ThdiStI0D extend, 10 take care that The
Lava be faithinhy executed ane, more eff
pecially, That the Contribution of the United
ofStes, as wei as of the STATE (the fuprene
laws OF the lsnd) be preiervsd entise and o.
Pefst'vs IN all The proviions thereof: NOW.
aetuated hY motives o. oficilI duty. ;,upref.
fed with , Init ienfe of the importance Of the
ooJett, and dedrOus TO avoid, on INV part.
every cauis OF repToach and Tefponfibility,
have deemed 1t eKredient 10 convene the Ge-
neral Ahenh'y, TO rAg iNrEvT, that, Ola
THIS extraordinary ocosiou, the Legin5ure
nay PoiieiS an opportunity of fuldiliuO it's
tedeTsi obligations, ihe ta,e may eni3y lie
legitimate Influence ~ the Councils oithe
Union, s1d the National Government NAV
derive energy and ftsbjity from regular or.
ssoizs,i0n ofits departments
IhKREFoeE, snd BY VI ue of the sutho-
ny to i've in suCh cafe given, IN and by III.
entt'rution OF the G mmoBwsaI h, [ have
'aied thi, Proclamation, lIEKsEY COVE.
fing tire Genera Ahsmb!y to hold Self; 4
90 on Wedneiday the Fifth Day of NJ
Vetnher next at he CSl,1 Bons in the Bo.
'ouaa Of Lsnczitsr; AND, of Which time srd
place o. converting, III perfons therein CON
ceTned axe required 10 take NOTICE.
GIVEN under my hand, & III, Gre,
Seal OF the Stare, a LarcaR T. 80
eighteenth day Of Oetobcr, IN The
Yer Of our Lord ore tbeufsnd ,ioL,
Hundred, and OF the Commonwealth
the 'weHty fitth.
b. tie GgvsrDoy.
A. ]. DALLAS, Secretary
Of the Commonwealth.
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BoURDEAUx, Aurna %.

General Alexander Berthier pai1ed our
wallis on tbs Jay before yeeeFday, travelling
pot to Berlin with tx horfes, on hs road To
spain. He Popped no longer than waa ne
ceilary for him to change borfes, and appears
10 be 7ery anxious to get to Madrid, where
It !. Is laid, he has million Of importance to
fulfill
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NEW-YORK, oaoSer AZ.
Rei3e7izg CURRACOA.

capt Peck, Of the Huron, arrived here
on Saturday from St. Kite, informs, tbst
10 eonlequence OF news they had received
from Currscoa, the United States bios Pa.
tspico aud Merrimack, failed from ST. Ki,,s
Tor Curacao, three days before lac lslf. tbst
Pote whica wss On the sd ina.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31
Odober 81.

ALEXANDER HAMIL TON has
oeen fone time occupied in writing
anotherVindieatiOn of himEelf. eontra
JOHN ADAMS. Iris already printed
at New York, 200 copies only, he
mas taken with him FOR diliribution,
on a trip which he is now about to
take the remaining copies are not
to be circulated until the product
on ihall have undergone the inveai-
CATION of a PicksroAian caucus.
We exped tobe able foon to exhi-
bit D this iecret cnrieEly pro benz put
bco!
(Aarora }
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Mundafien in China.

The lsle overland difpatch brought recent
accounts from Canton, fatiDg that an IN
common fuccelIiou of rain had laid entire
diitricfs in China under water. The great
liver Hoambe had been fwoIn 10 fuch er-
cefs, as totally to wah from it's banks many
of the villages which adorned them, and in
undate all the adjacent country.--Such OF
the Inhabitants as eica2ed this awful v;lita-
ton, had fed with the remains of their pro-
Perty TO the h.l.s.
The beautiful and level plains, which late.
ly exhibited all the rich variety of cultiva
ton, were, AZ the date of thele accounts, co.
vered with boats employed ia cole Sing the
wreck of the country floating on the waters.
Lord ST. Vincent has moored his yefIels
10 fuch manner, that whit the feafon will
admit OF his retaining his lituation, IL 10 in
PoiIi5le that vefIel of any deicriptiou can
ei,hsr leave or enter BreR. Our tars were
in high iPirita 1T the prOfpeet Of more active
lerVicc.
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I" HsSULlH Bsr, y MF"ov."

Lssey f,os' 6r ST igey Smith to general bEe-
aos. eonmaa0e, IA ebief tbe Freasb Ar-
Hy m Esp, doisd 7oRpo, june %, 1900.
CfEfRAL,
" ] resolved this evening the lei!sr dated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31
September Q.

The following is the price of the French
tunds during be three hra days of the pre-
fent month -
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FOREIGN News
LONDON, September I.

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