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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-07

!" W. ave every where fousa Ia.
menie ms zines the lois of the enemy il
ammuni.s and baggage is prodipious.
At Lintt re found lo, 900 bbls. of wheat
and 75,9 blacks of oats. We are march
ing againY Erlach, and every thing announ-
ces the AuRrisns are going to rallv them.
ielyes on the Trafen, and perhaps under
the walls of Vienna.
" In fecond letter of the 10Th ult. d..
ted alto from Steyer, general DeAolles
informs the minitter at war, that the
Archduke Charles had propoied to Gen.
Moreau an Arlniitice, announcing 20 him
that the Emperor was to lend IeuvoyH)
courier to Count Cobentzel with orders
to fign apeace.
The character of the Archduke Charx
les and his we'll KIN, wn good faith were
iure pledges of the Emperor's detire TO
terminate the war. He is befdes forced
to this meaiure by the deplorable fate
OF his army, which have loft in 20 DAYS
10 leagues of ground, $4,000 prifoners, IL
or $1,000 killed or wounded, 40 pieces
OF cannon, and immenfe magazines, was no
longer able to keep our army from con-
querlng all Auftria, and debating laws to
the Emperor himielf, even in his capt.
tai.
* The commander in chief in ACCEPTING
the armlftice, thought, that to top amidtt (,
the mcit brilliant Victories, was conform =
ing TO that character of moderation bv 1
which the chief conlul has made himfelf
known to all Europe.
/" The armiltice was fgncd at Steyer,
Dec. IS, it contains II articles, the pro-
vifions of which are of iuch nature, that
they Will enable US, even if it .hould be
broken, to recommence the war with great
advantages, and particularly with great
fecurity.
/" The enemy, as a guarantee of the
armiit.ce, give up to the French army the
forts ofKuls1teir. Scharnitz and osher per-
maf'ent points of torti6cation in the Tyrol,
the defles of Feintlermunz and Naudert.
and other fortified points in the country of
the Tyrol; and in the laft places the for
treis of Wurtzburg in Franconia, and
Braunau in the circle of Bavaria"
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:, IN SOO l II, Januafyf8.
oahed his maje1ty's fhip Jafon, Brilliant.
Hazard Bever Snake and HAPPY, and the
ANTELOPE revenue cutter, and the ROYAL
Williams tenders ANT and Advice. to
oring IN all Danes, Swedes and Ruirans,
tnat hey could meet. The Ant has fent =
Dane, from Dieppe to Mogadore with to-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-07
ORDER OF COUNCIL.

At the Court at the Queens Hou{e, the
10th of Jan. 1901, prefent the King
mott excel ent raajetty in council.
Whereas his majefty has received ad-
vice that large number Of venels belong
ing to his majeity's fubjeds, have been
d are detained in the ports of Ruflia,
ard that the property Of his majeay's fab
jtt}s in Ruaia has by virtue Of feveral or
ddrs and DEGREES of the Runian government,
+ rticularly one bearing date the goth
Nov. laft O. S. CORRESPONDING with the
10th Dec. N. S. being feized and direct
ed to be applied in violation Of the prin
cciples Of jlitice, and of the rights Of the
ieyeral perfons in:erefted therxin; his ma
].ity, with the advice of his pyivy coun
ca, is thereupon plea{ed to order, rs it is
hereby ordered, that no bill drawn Gnce
tie faid zoth of November laa, @. S.
corresponding with the 10th D c:lnber,
n. 81 by or on behalf Of any perlons,
being fubjeets of or reGding in tie m :
mons OF the Emperor Of Rutlia, fhall b.
accepted, or paid without Eccnce from ore
MS majety's principle fecretarics of fate
frit had In that behalf, until further figni-
fcatlon of his majeay's pleafure, or until
Proviiion fhall be made in refpeA thereof
by act of parliament; whereof all perfons
concerned are to take notice, and govern
themielves accordingly. W. FAwKNER.
January &c.
On Friday the Magera frigate arrived
at Iorbay, with difpatches to Earl St.
Vincent, from Sir Henry Hervey, COM
handing the feet off Brett, Eating that
the combined feet, amounting to fifty two
,ail, were completely ready tor fea. On
lhuriday laf ten fail of the line made a
movement leemingly with an intention to
Put to Tea, but our feet appearing, the e.
nemy put into bay cloie to Brett. All
accounts from France agree that conGder-
aoie Efforts are making to prepare the ma
y tor action in as great force as the means
OF the Republic will permit. 1t does not
appear probable, however, that the enc
my will yet come out to venture an engage
ment. They will keep our fquadrons on
the alert, and perhaps epdeayor to fend
cut detached parties on particulars expedi-
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b ' ~
tons: AS ioon as the fate Of the Cont;
nent IS fixed, the French will difcover tho
mode OF attack they propofe to employ a.
gainlt this country.
The letters from the outports mention
that ieveral fhips war have failed w;,h
orders to take and bring in fuch Danifh
and Swedah veHels as they meet with. No
letters OF Marque, however, have vet
been ihued, though a great number Of
applications have been made. Perhans
Minliters may entertain the hope that the
embargo which they have laid upon the
ihips OF the Northern Powers may bring
them to views Of peace. But furely De,
mark and Sweden, in entering into the
league OF armed .contederacy, mutt have
been aware that this county had the means
OF attacking their commerce.
We underfand, however, that Mini
tiers ar: aacdiating the ac4uihtion ofgreat
indenn''ies for the expcnce of the new
war, IN the capture of the little pone1i-
ons Of the Danes in the Wet Indies. Ge-.
neral Maitland, it is laid, is to be iet out
with military force TO perform this un-
taking.
Should hoftilities actually take place
between us and the three Northern Pow
ers, our trade with Hamburger will be cut
off, although the communication with
Cuxhaven may remain. If batteries be
erected by the Danes along The fide of the
Eibe, it will be impotlible fer our veGels
to navigate the river.
Government, it is faid is taking uea-
1ures for the Establishment of four packet
boats at Graveiend, two of which are in
tended to pats between that place and Ca
lais, and two are intended for Holland
They are all to be under neutral flag.
We have heard it frequently aAerted,
that America, whether Jeferfon or A.
dams fucceed to the preiidentlhip, will con-
c II with the other powers of Europe in al
ferting the principles on which the north
ern confederacy is founded, and it will re-
fit the learch of neutral veAcls. We
hope this orinion is unfounded. Tho
the aeceilion Of America to league now
cogn;zed TO be hottie, might be attend
e with much inconvenience to England,
the people of the United States would not
be without a fhare of the mitchell. Anne
RIGA might ct leaf deprive US Of at leaft
part OF that fupply ofgrain which our ne
cefiities require, but fhe would deprive
herielf of market for her commodity
America might augment our diareis by
cutting off the fupply of provifion which
lhe fends to our Wet India Hands, and
compelling us to fend them ourfelves, tho
it would notbe eafy by any prohibition to
do 70 effeetually againf the temptation of
high price and great gain. Her trade, on
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STRASBURG, December zs.
1t is no longer doubtful but that the
Archduke Charles will Get ont from Bo
hem'a from the head quarters of the Avf.
TRAN army. On the nth of December
ne paiied by Lintz. His fir} order was
NOT to break down the bridges of the Da-
nube at Lintz, and ether places, as was
beginning to be done. This gave at 6r,t
ray of hope of peace. Soon that hope
encreaied. 1t appears that in calling
prince Charles into a6tion, the Emperor
was determined to make peace. No doubt
upon that condition alone, has tie prince
confented to accept the command. A let
ter from the head quarters of Moreau,
iays poitively that proportions of peace
have been made on the part of the Empe-
ror, and they were fuch as he did not
think 1t his duty to reject; that in con-
iequence peace was negotiating at the
camp, and that the greateit JOY prevailed
there.
Letters from Nuremberg fate, that the
corps OF Klenau and Simblchen have ioin-
ed, and reiumed the detenfive. There has
been very warm engagement at Rel
chenichwang, between Herirruck and
Laut. Angereau has had, for fome DAYS.
his head quarters at Hencgen- Auach,
near Erlangen. General Waulger, COM
handing the vanguard, attacked the e.
nemy at Lauf, and forced them to retreat
after an obitinate battle. Simbichicn and
Klenau are fill in the Upper Palatinste.
their left at Neumark, their centre at Her
fpruck, and their right at Auerbuch.
Bulletin Of THE e1feial '1onrual L'Monjtexy.
PARIS, January z.
Government this evening received very
important dispatches from the army Of
the Rhine. The time at which they
arrived, and their length, render it
imponible for us to fend off the number
OF this day to the departments but
thefe dispatches are of 70 interef}ing
nature that we think it our duty to give
fhort notice of them to fuch Of our
fubfcribers as do not refde in Paris, that
they may participate in the happy In
telligence as early as pohible. 1t is as
follows
I" The general Of diviGon Defolles,
chief of the taft of the army Of the Rhine,
in a letter addreGed to the m:nifter at war :,
dated Dec. IS, head quarters at Steyer,
announces that general Lecorbe has made
four or five hundred prifoners, and that
general Richepanfe had entered Steyer,
where the enemy abandoned II pieces Of
cannon, and nearly four thoufand priGon-
ers, &c.
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tons: AS foon as the fate Of the Cont
nent IS liked, the French will difcover the
MODE e OF attack they propofe to employ a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-20

Bankruptcy is awarded and inued forth
againft Elifha Cullen Dick, of the Town
OF Alexandria, and he having furrendered
himielf to the major part Of the Commit
ioners named in the faid Conm;aion, at
the Warrington Tavern, in Alexandria,
on the feventeenth day of this month,
when and where he underwent his frH ex-
amination-he is therefore required again
to attend, at the faid Tavern, on Satur-
day the gift day of this month, to under
90 his iecond examination, when and where
the Creditors Of the faid Elifha Cullen
Dick, either in his f~eparate capacity, or
as one o fthe Firm of James Meafe M'Rea
and Company, may attend t prove their
debts. At the laft fitting of the Com
miiiioners the faid Bankrupt is to finifh
his examination, and the Creditors afore-
faid to choofe Afignees ; of whichsaA Et-
ting due notice will be given, and the
Creditors are to a1ent to, or difent from,
the allowance of his Certificate. All per-
fons indebted to the faid Bankrupt, or who
have any of his effects, are not to pay or
deliver the fame, but to whom the Com
m%ifionersf hall appoint, but to give no.
ticc to HENRY MOORE,
Clerk to the CommiHion.
January 20, 1901. d
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F,om KingAon Papers ,ee<ived BY CAPT. E.

From Kmghon Papers ,eeeived BY CAPT. E.
UAns.
KINGSTON, Dec. 81.
The American hip Cleopatra, laden
with Cotton, and the ichr. Fair American
from St. Domingo bound to New York,
detained by his ,majeay's hip York arri-
we'd yesterday.
On Monday evening a lieut.. belong
ing to his majefty's hip America, arrived
at Port Royal, with accounts of the lois
OF iaid fhip, On a lhoal of rocks called Las
Formigas, or the Ants, Gtuate- off the N.
=. end of this iland, on her pafEage from
Martinique Ito Halifax. His .majeAy's
ihips which failed yeRerday are gone, we
underfand, to her aliRance. !.
The fchr. St. Jofeph Los Animos, capt.
Andrew Cafals, from Campeachy, to this
port, having upwards of zs,oool. in fpecie
onboard, belonging to MeHrs. Longman
and Sibbald, was captured on the I'd init.
by a French rrivateer Of 4 guns and &C.
men, off Old Harbour, who, after keep
ing Mr.. Sibbald down in the hold i%nirons
tor three days landed him almoa naked al,
Negril Point, and proceeded with her
prize for Cuba. i
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NORFOLK, January II.

N0KFOLK, January IS.
Arrived, the lchooner Swift. cant. Ow-
~ Evans 20 days from Kingfon, lanai
q brig Pearl, captain Beard, cleared
w rom kingfon, the 9Th ult. bound
ne brig Eliza, Ober, arrived at Mon
0go Say, the 9th ult. from this port.
o,s gay arrived the fhip Juno, capt.
" Ths 90 days from Liverpool.
c,l ne ichr. Three Jofephs, captain VIM.
r".. aver, from Falmouth, Uamaica) to this
F'' Is lott to the fou,hwsrd of Cape Hat
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PHILADELPHIA, January

PHILADELPHIA, January 10.
Ship Three SiRers, Murphy, for this
,nrr. has arrivedat N. York, from Liver
rool. which ihe left December 18th. A
few days iince was boarded by a Guada-
loupe .priyateer, and politely treated.
Aletter from Reedy Iiand, dated the
nth lays, )" A lhip is on hore on Joe
FIocqer-he has been firing guns all this
rorning for a~fitance. The fhip Harry,
and a brig for Liibon, remain here, wait
imp for a wind:
A feet of IL. fail went to Tea on Mon
day laR,, among them were the following:
Ship Atlantic, sCorran, Londonderry ;
brig:WeA Point, Alftun, Savannah ; u.
S, brig Eagle ; lchr. Swallow, Harper,
Trinidad iloop Sally, Wilkinfon, Ha-
vanra.
Arrived, hip Mars, M'Keown, Liver,
pool fchr. mo, Ridge, La Guira.
Cleared, fhip Philadelphia, Blifs, Rrif-
tol. .
CAPT. NJ. on the 9TH Jan. in lat. 81,
IS, N. long. "a, 80, w. fpoke the fchr.
Commerce, Whitmore, from N. Haven to
Heneaga, out 2 days.
The lchr. Bottom, Gunnelin, failed from
Liverpool for Charlefon, On the 1Sth OF
November.
Capt. Ridge, Of the fchr. Ino, left at
La Guira the fchr. Edward and Edmond,
Monteith, from Philadelphia.
Sailed from thence the 1sth ult.
Ship Iherefa, Culhing, of and for Phi
hdeiphia, failed from thence the fame day
and a hiP was -feen under Cape May,
iufPcfed to be her.
Schr. Maria Matilda, shirtlif, failed
from Lasuira "A days before the Ino, and
has arrived at HAVANA.
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Inc Senate have Pohponed the confider-
atone OF the nomination of Lucius II. Stock
ron, as iecretary Of war, to an indefinite
lay.
EsfraR ga letter from tbe Eeyetayy of
The Macy to gentleman in Baltimore,
DARED .
George Town, Jan. IA, 1901.
!" have never heard a word from the
Lnfurgent iince fhe left the Chelapeake ON
4 cruiie. | did not authorize the para
sraph in the Philadelphia paper. The
nip was ordered to return about the end
f November, but he may remain in the
Wett-lndies ON account of the difficulty Of
making our coat in the winter"
5rtra9 Of aAtter from an officer T the
Philadelphia J,igate, dated B1aDater,x,
st. kits, Dec. 9, 1900.
"About the 18th Of November we re-
:aptured two fmall vefels ; one afchooner
rom New London; the other, a Bermu-
'iaa loop, from Alexandria, Bound to
Martinique, laden with -four, which Gold
or 20 dollars Fer barrel had been taken
by the French priyateer La Refolute. A
few Gays after, we captured the French
.rivateer Hare, Oft guns and 81 men, two
lays out, and had taken nothing. We
have juA fent the prifoners on. ihore, and
willproceed on a cruife as .foon as ~provif-
ons and water are got on board.
Extraa ga letter from Gibraltar, dafea
Msvemker 70, 1900.
" l defire you will caufe to be adver-
tilted in your Gazettes, that the veneI
mentioned in the Alexandria paper Of the
9TH AuguA laf, by the name pf Ranger, il
really the Three Brothers, belonging to
me, and was practically taken by Elihu
Merchant and part Of the crew, during
the time the rea Of the officers and crew
were on hore."
The Federal Republicans in the city o
New York, have refolved to fupport Ste
bbeu Fan RenHNear, efq. their prefer
Lieutenant Governor, as Governor of tina
fate, at the next election. At the fam
time they paAed a refolve expecting tn
high and grateful fenfe they entertained Q
the eminent f~ervices of their preient Go
vernon, Joba Jay, efqvire.
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&, the Three SiAers came pafengers,
Mear.. Lewis Lederer, Henry Kingfon,
lame, Brown, John Williams, and Pa
trick Handy.
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BALTIMORE, January ~.
Arrived ich'r Virginia, Henry, Cape
Francois.
Lsa al The CAPE tie GoNe4vixg Bah;-
more Oss0lA, vi&.-Brigs Betty and Peg
81, Daihields; Philip, Hooper; RiG
M,brlde; kh'rs Caroline, Benton; Tri:
ton, Drlcoll; Fidelity, Peafe. ;
The United States frigate Congress and
Seammel Aeop Of war, came into the Cape
the a4th December.
December 3d.. coming u Of St. Iago
Ge, Cuba, captain H. was boarded by the
Dll!in frlgate Gree. captain Woolley,
VINO examined the fchooner's papers and
oeaaved politely. January 9th, in lat.
IS, 80. n. long. u. w. Gpoke the brig
Fancy: captain Cation, ,16.days from c..
rianoo's' bound to Philadelphia.-Expe-
'l:need weather extraordinary warm and
.silo OH the coat: more 70 thar perhaps
fsafon. :" "A'i
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terss, two Of the crew drowned, the re-
mainder faved their lives by fwimming
afhore.
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To, Kent.
The L0ng Glade.

Inc Long GIlde,
WITH two hundred acres OF land ad-
joining, fisuated in the county of Fairfax,
on the PoG Road to Alexandria and the
City of Warrington, 19 miles from the
former and IS from the latter.
The fituation for a tavern is equal 70 =
ny in the county-The buildings are con-
v%enient, new and good. The meadow on
ly will pay double the rent.
1t will be rented on reafonable terms to
an induttrious feady man. A German
would be preferred.
Apply to MIR. WILEY near the premifes,
or ]. SWIFT.
Alexandria. Jan. 20, eost
TO BE RENTED,
On THE ~ day Of February uext, on tie
bremyss, to THE b;ghF bidder, far The
term Of favo years,
The FISHERY
At the. Point, or Saint Elizabeth, here.
tofore ffhed by captain Middleton-the
time for filming to be the ufual feafon.
Approved f~ecurity will be required.
JAMES BARRY.
City Of Warrington, Jan. 20. ct
SECOND NOTICE.
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ComgrsG Of the United States
HOUSE OF REPREsENrAT1vEs.
THURSDAY, January 1s.


The houfe went into committee of the
whole on the bill to continue in force The.
acts laying duties IN licences for %feIlins
wines and foreign difilled fpirits by re-
tail, on property fold at auction, and or,
carriages fer the conveyance of p%erfons..
The chairman reported an amendment
limiting the duration Of the bill (which
was originally without limitation) to ths
sd of March, 1903.
On the quefion Of agreeing thereto
the yeas and nays were taken, and were
Yeas ~, Nays ~.
Ordered, that the.bill be engrofTed ahc
read a third time Tomorrow.
The following refoluticn was referred,
to a committee Of the whole:
RyoIved, That a committee be appoint
ed to bring in abill TO repeal the act d.
titled, !" An act to provide for the va1h-
alton of lands and dwelling houfes, alb
the enumeration of laves within the d.
States" with a provifo that .nothiAg
therein contained hall be continued 70 las
to prevent the affecting and collecting 81
the direct tax, paHed the 18th of lulf
1913.
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FRIDAY, January Is.

The act to continue in force the aef,
laying duties on licences. for telling win,
and foreign difilled fpirits by retail, d
property fold at auction, and on carriages
read a third time and paHed. Yea
46-Nays 81.
The houle took up the judiciary bill
to which feveral amendments were made
Directed that it be engroned and rek.
a third time on Tuefday next.
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men, which fhe captured Off Cape O.tu-
gal. ~lndependanr OF her o@ing as fine a
hip of her clafs as we havete for war,
the is a great %curiofity, being fitted for
four mats, at nearly equal diitance from
each other the frit malnmaft taken from
forward is the largef, the ioremaa and the
fecond mainmait are nearly. of a heighth,
and the mizenmait is the ihortef of the
whole, but the has four top gallant yards
rugged aloft /; che is a great length, having
thirteen por's o N each fide ON "a Auih deck,
and carries her guns very high from th>
water /; The appears to be firm, we'll equip
ped lhip, and is within TWO feet of the
length of the Immortalite frigate by (which
the was captured.
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BOSTON, September IS,
From S2Hb 4meyyen--Joto.

Captain Statbuck, of the HARLEQUIN,
informs, that the viceroy of Lima, has or.
deFed the ielzure ofaIl vefrels having goods
on board for trade above the value Of 100
dollars ; afharp lookout is kept on the
coat. Two veaels have recently been
taken and fent to Lima, or Gallo /: and a
fhiP from New York, Lifcemb, matter
Inc was condemned in toto-ihe had been
trading lone time, and had 100000 dol.
lars IN ipecie on board. The other was
the Catharine, of Bottom, B. Worth and
had gone for Lima. She was taken on
the coat of Chill. The Whale hips thar
go IN are politely treated"
Benjamin Taimage, efq. is the federal
candidate for congrefs, in the room of Mr..
Edmonds, ssfgned. flour memory lerves
us MIR. Iaimage was a highly difinguih.
ed, active ard mcriiorious officer DURING
me revolutionary ,yar.
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This afternoon arrived his maieay's
mp Immortalite, of SO guns, captain.
Hotham, from a c%ruife, and brought il
with sicra very beautiful Frenchhipcalled
~rinvcnt.on, OF Bourdcaux, of "a lone
.n.-PoNaa;ss, tWo II Founders and szc