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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

ri EW BCOKS.--Iul1 received for
4 = fale, at the BooAiiorc Of JENKs s CLARK,
NJ s, .5Sru' Rgzv, Fj5 J9rrsi- Bscon's AbrdgmenJ-
DnntaCd aud Ears Reports Grown Circuit Comps-
MOS ackltonc's Comnentaries Notes ca DO ny I'd
wad Chriaian, Eiq,--P4rk on lnlurancc Appendix to
do-Iaws OF the United Siates-laws Of Madschulcfis
KID on Ex hange--Humes Heory Of England--Mod-
eta Gazetteer being cnmpendious Geographical Die
tionary -NI,llots Elements Of HiioTy- Browns DC
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fes' do Mrs. Chapone's Works. ieeAaneous Epit-
ome-Beats sermons, BARS 10. Cars do.--Hand-
ma 20 the Arts--Brown's Concordsnce--Stenuet's
Domefic Duties--Duues of Women, from childhood
to old age, &c. &c.
Likewile, fupply of STATIONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES Large andimall Bibles,
among which are fome excellent cheap Family Bibles
Onadrants-C untcr Scaes- Dividers-CAes Of Mathe-
natical Inflr ments, fom dol. IS cts TO dols.--
Ladies and Ceutlemens Pocket Books-Pooket Ink
aauds-Syer Pencil Cafes, Plated do--Defk Seals
Def1 and Pen Kniyes-Key Riugs--Bcks Paints
India Ink - INDIA Rubber -Camels Hir Pencils
Drawing Paper, sc --BLANK5 and stamps, as
ufua - Printed Polices Of lniursnce, Bills of Ex-
change. Powers of Alto ney, &c.
a. Public and Social Libraries fup,lied at the
lhorteA notice. and on the moG reslonab ,erms.
n B Ca1 and the highsG psiee gvenlor all kind
Of RAGS and JUNK P0ytlan, Osl. 10
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
liam ByoqvH,

TT AVE imported per Flip Bal, and other laFe ar
rivais an sxtenive afior,nortuf ENGLISH z
AdRDR8PE GOODS. fele9ed Ivy Their own hends.
Aad fitted the prsient and approaching iealon
which they offer on the mon liberal terms, Tor cath Or
approved credit, NaJ. J q 4, Jo7,s Ro7O, Jssf ef
s,eyset -They q leave allure their friends and
sbe public, that the following articles offered on IS
good terms, they think, be obtained from any
regular importers-viz
BRoSDCLoTHS, fupefGne, fnc. middling, and
tgv priced.
COATINGs. do. do do
FRIES. and KERsEY DUFFILS, DO. do
KERSEYMEREs, figured, pain and a'nee.
SWANSDOWNS. PLAID. nupe and fancy.
tLANNELS * BAIZES; black, while and other
soicrs ROSE BLANKETS.
FANNY, MoREANS, SHALLooNS, FLOR
ENFINES ard EUSSELLETS
GALAMANCOES. DURANTs & CAMBLETS.
HANDKERCHIEFs, e X, black and fancy eOIors
SHAwLS fix, do. do.
do Mu1in,
C.ANfBRiCS. cooured printed aud pain.
RiUSLINS, black, white and fancy eoloTs.
Do. plain, fprigg't and colorado.
CALICOES, handfome afloTtmens.
DINITT, narrow and fashionable ltTipe.
NELSON. VELvETEEN,
GENOA * TABBY CORDS, twilId
QUILTING, whine and fancy, aamped.
IRISH LINENS. do. Check'd.
COTrONS, Engfh fine aud common.
BROWN HOLLAND.
TAPES, common diaper and Imperial
BOBBINS; THREAD, white aud co'o-cd
HOSIERY, worried, cottun, and Elk, for Ladies.
Gentlemen. and Youths
GLOVES, iiik, and cotton.
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS
HATS, generally aGorted,
A good alIortment Of HARDWARE, and JOIN.
FRS TOOLS, too numerous 10 pay'icuarize.
Afo few Crates H'hRE particularly aiIorted Tor
che country ma,ket.
WBSTINDL4 GOODS = GROCERIES, a uluai.
Portland, on. 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

AMI unlels fiid tlxc7, aud the ntc-Ha.y inter
seniag charges, paiG 70 me 'he collector, on ca
before Thhrlday the 2S:h dty Of January nex', a
ten Of ihr clock 10 h- fosrpooa, % much 1I ga
lands will then be fold by Pu6lc Acct ol, ~ riU
pay the fame, Al the dvv. ling hnu,e uf CAPT. E34b
J5v5a1, innholder iu f4id ThoTpf0nh7r0rgh-
PHlNEAS JONES, CoAc7yy
O79brr a, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

EXTHEREAs CommilFoH Of Bankruptcy has been
w awarded and iiIusd againit DAVID DUNNISG,
Jun of ByRgf soiek, in the Dafia OF Maine, Trader
and the faid David Dunning jan. has been declared
Bank upf, he is hereby required TO iurreuder hmlef
to the Commiliioncrs, IN the flid Commifion named
or to the major part Of them, The Sd day Of No.
vcmber next and the 18th Of the fame mouth, and
OF. the 9Th day of December following o'clock
in the forenoon of each fad days at the Commifnn
ers Office, Fiih-areet, Portland and make full diff
cIofure and difcovery of M eaate and effects When
and where his Creditors prepared prove
their debts; and the lecont meeting chooie an
al6gnee ahgnses : aud at the ait meeting, laid
Bankrupt IS required TO finih his examination And
the faid aG meeting, any OF the Creditors Of faid
Bankrupt may Be heard before iaid CommifIioners,
againl the making or allow ng Of certificate 70 the
lodge nf faid diRr6 entitie the faid Bankrupt to
a certificate IF difcharee perlons indebted 10
faid Bankrupt, are make payment; and thofe who
have any of his effects deliver the fame to fuch
perlon or perlons on the Com1iB9ners (hall ap-
Loint. EDWARD OXNARD, , Gam
EBENEZER MAYO, pj9,7-
JOSEPH TIrCOMB D gs.
PoytlInE 1Afb on 1891
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An Evening school.

TOR teaching BOOK KEEENG. by Double
Euuy, viii be opened ca x hra Monday 10
a-Sr mG1th -For telms, appitO the Printer.
CT t. ilrions from the Ffnch, Sp-utlh and
Yo-'uruef- anenages, done ccrr6iy.
P5rfisHl, izf5 on. 8ol.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
Removal.

A BIJAH CHEEVER, respectfully
"A Informs his friends and the puDnc, that Ne
mas iSinoy1dfrom bis former laud, 70 No I, mr.
ry's Roso, Middlstreet. where he has jut received
a very extenhge aiiortment Of
Lajies', G-narmen's anG Youths London
mace Beaver HATS,
Mems AID Boys Camel hair do. Of all forts,
A few dozen 0drd UMBRELLAS,
10 doz. Ladies Engilh made Kid Slippers.
Aio for fale, as ufual, Women's, Mliies, and
Childi ems SHOES, OF every defeription, as low
for cath as IN any part of the country.
Aho, few RUSSIA BEDS--inquire as above
Poyfiand, on. 40
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PRINTING,
n A. 81

In IL various branches eHeeofsa
I" = "a il tbs ae4tea rrasr'''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
Bowdoin College.

MToTlCE is herby given 20 the Blard,f overfeers
IN q Bowdoin College, that their femi nnull Meet
inc win Ne holden AZ The dwelling houfe = Jeba D4H
airy III Brunfwick On Wednesday the forth day or
November next. AZ 70 O'clock A.
MARK LANGDON HILL, Secretary.
CsorSnfgSva, OS.IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
Bowdoin Collee.

ri 'Hl Trunses Of Bowdo'n Colleg arc lotihed, that
their mex !emi-anuA Melting is to K holden at
the homie OF Ar. John DHaRigg 10 Bnnlwick, on
Wednesday, tie fourth day Ct November next At ten
O'Clock, - ".
CHARLES COFFIN, Sesrsf=-y.
BrnJ1vie&, on IA, SoI
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
Two Ids,

"a kE wanted = apPrenks to the blacksmith
y hphntis Good enoourtmrnt will &c given
IhqsIre u the Prnters O6'ebv ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
DIRECT TAX

sTATE a. MAssAcHUstTrs, ELEvENTH c0LLbc-
TIoV DfsrRIcr-SECoND DtrtrtoN.
NOTICE IS hrreoy Eiven, by Vtrtue 81 ar ar ct
~ Congrefs pafed on the I4th day Of July, 1913,
ntited "Aa ACT 10 lay add collect a Dtre6t j Ak
within The United Stltcs"-aaithet oit owing taxrf
a;ienei Oh the REFLECTIVE Houles and Lads 20
which thry relate, became due and raYabe 40 ne
fsvcnth day of April, 1900; of which the laid re
pufei owners, Poi-ior. or occupant offa dHout.s
and Lan9s, have been poiihed by the Collector, IN
-arner rctted - me act aslrsiad, yet aid taxes
remain uapsd n flih dierict,- pInelY, Bii&efogd,
Pspperei52ysgg5, aud Baxtoa, iituaEed inthe coun-
~ Of York
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

NOTICE ia here6y given. 10 the noureident
IN rr0pr etors of land n the town Of 1homP
conb0touEh, dIRrtt % Name, thai their lands are
taxed ID the SiQte, county aai town, for The year
1891. n the bills Committed 10 me the lubf:roer
20 ccllca, a. follows:
Nsza Mole, No.Asys Stat County Totrn
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

Aadth X tn above hout-sA Az Hiuf W. r,l ,hcr,th
"A win pay the refp-Hve taxes au9 ~ w sbcs
with coas 1ndrharses agreeable = y " ssyiArt
ree;led, will be fol- a, the houie o s. ~ 81 II
Hoopas, Eta IN BffSe5td, ip iao D ,.lorS % b
On day November, l8or 4 teu VI. n,yntas
a.orencon. ualrf prevented BY Pre'i0u' rp.Isqv
Bcnian,in Hooper, Iun' III NJ
Sep, IA. -------
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
and lx,ext,ser.
TUESDAY, FEsRJARY II.

ExtraF efa Aeft<, fran an officer on board
fb< f'igafe philadelphia, dated eff Qua
daloape, December ~.
On Chriftmas day, we recaptured
the ich'r Peggy, Of Hartford, from New.
London; cargo, SO horfes, &c. On the
2oth In co with the fch'r Experiment, we
recaptured the brig Dove, capt. Romley,
from New-Lolldon; cargo, 40 horfes,
and $50 bis. flour, beef, &c. The fame
DAY recaPtured the noop Jane, of and from
New-London; cargo, beef, rye and In
dian meal, and 81 oxen; and at this
moment have recaptured the fch'r Ann
and Sufan, Of and from New York: car
go, Hour, and 40 fine oxen. During
our cruiie, We have taken and retaken 10
veGels.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17

Ext,alz IF letter fran .px~tss7 sS|
fIg1f< CogfitH - !
co.'s, @.ay y -
We Arrived hefes15ec:: szy!l.A 80
fage was heightened by running = IN
eaitward as far as long. 50. We nar,sd
with the Beverly fchooner we had md.
convoy, the sd day after we failed nso
II, we loft VIM. Gray, an Engl;ibmso
overheard, the bea efforts 70 fa,ah;..,
were intellectual. We iuit hear fba, ~"
irumbull has had an engagement w;rb
pfivatecr OF equal force. The latter ef.
IsPeo. we hear alto, that the fchoor-r
experiments OF II guns, has had finart
action with privateer of 16-the ,atter
hnally running away with DAMAGE TN
SCANNED was In feyere gale on the coae
IN coming out--cut away her anchors anJ
threw, : TWO guns overheard. We fear the
lmurgent and Pickering filtered in the
gaze. he former was ipoken in lar. a.
! mere are now on the St. Domingo fati-
on, the Contribution, Adams. Conor,E
Aaguita, Richmond and Trunbu,l );
APPOINTMENTS
By tie Proficient oftbe Uuited Sta,., .,,;.l
TIE 1avire and content eftb< Senate.
William Thorp, 1T Lieut. OF Cavalry.
In place or Simmons diGmined.
4ARTILLERISTs, 81. 81
LOUIS Ioalard, Lieut.. Colonel Com
Artillery. -
FIRST REGIMENT.
Moies Porter, to be Major. Vie r.,
ara promoted. Jonathan Robefon, 70 be
captain vice Revere deceafed. Henry
Niuhienburg, captain, vice Porter promof-
cd. heophilus Elmer, captain. vice : 8,
tleheld, rehgned. Robbins Chamberlain
to be lieut.. ''''
SECOND REGIMENT
William M Rea tobe Major, vice Hoor.
.ei,gned. William Steele, captain. vice
M'Rea prohoted.-John w. Livinyaon
captain, vice Bifhop, difmifed.
INFANTRY-FuR Resimex,.
Eli 3. Clinton, 1T Lieut.. vice David
ion, refigned. Samuel Clinton, ri Lieut.
vice Blake, refgned. James Rhea. 1fs
Lieut.. vice Peyton, refgned.
SECOND REGIMENT.
Archibald Gray, captain, vice shaun
burg, Divifion Quarter Matter. Rein
Webter, captain, vice Miller, refipned.
Peter Skiras Ia Lieut.. vice Allifon. de-
ceaied. Thomas Porter, 1T Lieut.. vice
Porter promoted.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Lebulon Pike, Major, vice Kerey, de-
ceaied. William P. Smith, captain, vice
Pike, promoted. Hugh M'Cail, captain.
vice Marks difmi1ed. William Scott.
captain, vice Steele, deceafed; William
X. Boote, captain, vice Rickard re-
hgned.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
Hartman Leithelien, captain, vice Brock
reiigned. John Wilmington, captain. vice
Giblon religned. Francis Johnfton. can
tain, vice TAYLOR refioned Ia..A -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17

NORFOLK, February 70.
E*trad Of a letter from ST. Bartbolomeqvs,
70 mercantile boxl< in tbi, toqvu, dat
ca J0nxa,r g, l8o1-,xeeived by tbc
Je6.v Mary, Cap. Cole.
Peace between the United States and
france has been proclaimed three days ago
At GuadaIoupe, St. Martins, and St. Eu-
Hstia, corvette arrived at the former
place with the official accounts from France
m 80 days. We can traverfe the ocean
Win little more fafety than heretofore
AaofSer letter, dated The roth Tauu-
~ Jeys--" All our CRITTERS are called in
oy commodore Barry, who arrived here a
rev days ago, and took command Of the
w:noward itation. 1t is imagined he re-
esived the official account of peace from
america. Several American vefIels with
n TINS week paR have been carried into
~. MARTINS, but were immediately libe.
Eve. Its generally reported here that
c1aosiouPe has been declared in fate of
nege by the Britilh.',
'"|' eog/af. Office, Norfolk, (vng. J
Gentlemen, ~ 1901
R;no, It being the with Of captain
,b,,s 1am, OF his majeay'. fhip America,
- mould make public the very bene-.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
February H..

We are informed by capt. Cunningham,
Stived yeRerday from Jamaica, that it
was reported there when he left it that
the new Governor of Jamaica, who came
out III the laif feet from England, had
been upiet in a fchooner, coming from one
Of the windward iilands and drowned.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
VIOLENT relief a
htuation of greas

A'udelon OF greacNeASSESl o.
mander and crew of ssss > hers of
Alexandria, / know ofno ~ay Of which I
can better promote this laudable defre.
than by rcquefting you to infert in the
Herald the accompanying copy of captain
Bingham's letter to me on the fnbiea
lam, your humble fervant,
JNO. HAMILTON.
MeDIs. WA2ett e O,connos.
(COPY.)
ms m9ieGy's@ip Hind, in The Cb</aseaks.
Fe6ruary 1, 1901.
SIR,
You have no doubt heard Of the mis-
fortune which befel his majeity's lhip
Amer ca, on the 9Th of December, by
ner rlnnlng on the fortnight fhoal, to the
Northward OF the iiland of Jamaica, in
which fituation had very little profpea
OF iaving the life of any one of the crew.
had 1t not been for the humane and friend
~ aiiiftance received from an American
brig, pailing that way; the matter of
which, at the hazard Of his own vefIel,
volunteered his ierviccs in the handfolneif
manner, and was happily the means of
preieaving the lives of near 500 officers
and ieamen, in enabling us to carry the
America into Port Royal, though ina We
ry leaky, and difreiIed fate.
The brig alluded to, is called the Bro
theirs, belonging to Alexandria, and COM
manded by Mr.. George Towers, whole
valuable aid on this location demands my
warmeft acknowledgements gratitude, as
we'll as juttice towards him and his crew.
has urged me to trouble you on this fub-
Ject,'and to requeft that you will take {ome
ftePs to make public to his countrymen,
the high fenfe l entertain of his manly and
praie worthy conduit towards u. in our
diltrefs.
q have the honor to remain,
Sir,
Your very humble fervant.
(Sgnfd) J, BINGHAM, Captain
of H. NJ. S. America.
Jobn Hamilton Ely.
Fl. B. M. Coz/al, Norfolk.
Arrived, FEB. u ch'r MARY, Cole,
St. Bartholomew ihips Charlotte, Leeds,
Liverpool; JEANNE, Cowan, Greenock
brig Ceres, Tucker, Bermuda.
Arrived, Feb. 81 brig Ceres, Smith,
Montego- Bay.
Left there - briggs William, Chew !;
Union, Gilbert /; Aoop Difpatch, Gilpa-
trick, from Norfolk and 1oop Two
Friends, Bull, of Edcnton. Spoke the
brig Eliza, Evans, from Norfolk, ON the
10th ult. going in.
Arrived, FEB. 81 brig Ranger, Clark,
Lucie, (Jana.)
a-k me Ia E11RE E-17II AZ
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New-London; cargo, beet, rye and In
dian meal, and 81 oxen; and at this
moment have recaptured the fch'r Ann
and Sufan, OF and from New York; car
go, Hour, and 40 fine oxen. During
our cruiie, We have taken and rctasen 20
veilels.''
r F P OR T.
he Committee appointed to euqxire, iufo tke
e. pea'e"cy Of carrying an azy further
fr4ar qvHb Ike Ivaiaxs, an a cupital fur
nJIsea BY THE Uuited States,
Report,
Tat in purfuance Of the laws hereto
tore rsiled by Congress on that {ubiea.
two trading houfes or factories have been
eitabjiihed |; one in the fate Of Tennei,e,,
and another in the fate of Georgia !; and
OF the iums appropriated by Congrefs, the
inm or ninety thoufand one hundred fifteen
dollars ninety cents has been drawn from
the treainry, for the purpole of forming
thcie establishments and purchai;ng and
conveying goods fuitable for trade with
the Indians OF the Cherokee and Greek ma
stions-1'hat the laws aforefaid expired on
and no law was pafled
at the lae felton, Of Congreis to continue
the eitabliihment and trade aforefaid: al
though the committee to whom the fub.
jet was then referred, reported, that it
was expedient to continue the trade.
The Committee further ,>port--
/ hat from the accounts in the treaiurv
department, rendered by the perfcns who
iuperlntend thofe Embellishments or faeto-
ries the prefent fate of this trade cannot
be entertained; and although this trade
may have produced fome advantages in at
taching the Indians to the government of
the United States by afording them necef-
FAIRIES, and avoiding the aninoities which
might be produced by the abufes of private
tfaders-yet thoie have not been of fnch
magnitude as to jufify, in the opinion of
tie committee, any extenGon or increafe
Ct thecapital flock, however proper it may
be to continue the trade on the itock now
veRed for fome time longer.
The committee unwilling to abandon
initituticns Of public utility, and convinced
that the efablifhment of Indian houfes
with proper management, would contri-
butte to the attainment Of important advan
tages; and not having afcertained with
any precifion, how far the preient efablifh-
ment may be maintained without lois to
the United States, therefore recommend
the following refolution.
ReIolved, That it is expedient TO pro-
vide by law for the continuance Of the
trade and trading houfes heretofore by law
eifablifhed on the capital already drawn
from the treafury, for one year, and from
thence TO the end Of the next FELTON, OF
Congrefs; and that proviGon fbould be
made in fuch law for the better regulation
Of faid trading houfes, and prsfcribing the
duties Of the agents employed therein,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17

The Legislature Of Delaware, by an
unanimous vote of both houfes, has de-
elined accepting the reGgnation of the bon.
Henry Latimer, fenator Of the u. States
Tor that State, on the principle that an
appointment cannot be made, " where a
vacancy is to happen, BY rsGgaation, until
the vacancy actually happens.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
PHILADELPHIA, February11.

PHILADELPHIA, FebruaryII.
The United States, commodore Barry,
has arrived at Antigua, from cruize.
The Coyfitxfion trigate of A. gun. capt.
Talbot, arrived fafe at Cape-Francois, in
Is days.
Schooner Jane, Toby, from hence to
HAVANA, taken by French privateer, and
retaken by the Delaware 1oop of war.
Ship Difpatch, Maxwell, from hence to
Port Republican, has arrived at Cape
Francois.
Brig Franklin, Kenney, from hence has
arrived arrived at New Orleans, via New
Providence.
Liz Of Au<'1eax vsDsl,, tnken and TENT in
to Nfav-P Precedence BY the Brifl6 bri:va-
'etu and Agying there the 14tb Jauuu-
Sloop Warrington, WeGon, Philadel.
phia; fchr. Induitry, Wood, New York (;
brig New Adventure, Dilleno, Bottom :
Acop Cicero, Viking, Philadelphia ;
hh'r Newton, Wakefield, Norfolk Mon.
sezuma, -, Baltimore !; brig Ruby,
Copperthwaite, Philadelphia Polly and
Nancy, New York; Penelope, MsCom-
met, New York; fhip Sally, Cammenon,
Charlefton fch'r Sally, Boardlnen, Swins
ford; Jane, and Joierh, -, Nor
folk; brig Thomas, Philadel.
phia; lh'r Caty and Nancy,
Philadelphia; Fair trader, GriAing, Phila-
delphia; aoop Ell a, Philadelphia !;
ieh'r Fancy, Winnow, Philadelphia.
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r F P O r r.

tie Committee appoi1fed to engnire1 iuto Ike
fapeaie7cy Of carrying an a7y fuvtbe,.
fr4ar 7yiib IKE Ivaiaxs, mn a capital fur
nj@ea BY be United st0tes,
REPORT.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
FOURTH REGIMENT.

Hartman Leitheif.n, captain, vice Brock
rehgned. John Wilmington, captain, vice
Gioion reigned. Francis Johnton, cap
ta,n' vice Taylor reGgned. James Love.
lit Lieut.. vice Leitheifon, promoted.
Thomas Eafsland, ri lieut.. vice Will;rg
tom promoted. James Detha, 1T Lieut..
vice Johniton promoted.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17
PHILADELPHIA, March :,

Arrived, briggs, Bottom, Williams, Cape.
Francois; Jane, Cook, Cape Francois.
Sch'rs. Fair Trader, Grifen, NaGau
IN. T. J Polly and Betfey, Aberdeen, Nor
tolk; Virginia, Walton, Charlefon Php-
NIX, Underwood, Madeira Jane, Toby,
HAVANA.
Cleared, fhip Layinia, Sweetzer, Char
Teton.
Brigs, Pennsylvania, Knox, Falmouth !:
Kuth and Mary, Selby, HAVANA.
: Sch'rs. Sukey, Ellington, Guadalupe !;
Fanny, Winllow, Halifax.
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NORFOLK, March II.


On Tuefday laft arrived the French G.:
gate La Semillante Of SO guns, capt. Moo-
talon, AZ days from l'Orient. In ha,
came citizen Louis Andre Pichor, lent bv
the French government as conG,l osn..y,
and Charge d'Afaires, near the Jn;,s4
States, alto citizen Otter, formerly co.
ful of this place.
lhe.paperS we have received bv tho
above frlgate, mention that the ,non active
preparations are making in the marine DE-,
partn1snt; general review Of all the na
val officers was to take place on the ? d
or January. The nninieer of marine ;g;
ed orders for officers of all Denominations
to repair on that day to the ports Of Brett,
'Toulon, Rochfort, and Orient, as mioat
be mott convenient.
Uudsy The Paris heal Of 1axnory IS
zoe 1fndtbe tollo7vixg ba,agrapks:
Three expeditions are now ready for
lea, IN the port ofBrcR, viz.
One commanded by vicc-adu1;ral Cav.
teumc, coniiising of nine flips of the line.
A tccond, commanded by vice. admiral
!, na'o''cAe' competed OF i've ihjps Of the
The third, commanded by vice-adrni-
raj Brulx, conipoled Of IS Spaniih thirs
and J s French fl1ips Of the line.
The camps at DIXON and Lyons, as we'll
as the fine corps Of grenadicrs, lately at
Tours, have began their march for Brett,
Bordeaux and Rochfort.
1t Will be great furprile to the Eng-
liih TO find thar by the ciofe of the dra
felton, of the imperial parliament, ireland
WILDE ieparated from the Britih govern
ent. Gen. Bernadotte has daily confer
ences with deputies Of the United Irih at
Paris.
There are row in Hampton Roads
French frigate, an American frigate, and
a Britiih loop ofwar.
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iignees are obliged to give bond VII,
iareties-(From a gentleman in r,;n; M
dada.) Ai'h'-
Inc governors proclamation admir-.
American veilels to carry OFF faid illand ~
Kinds OF produce or growth of faid illand ~
except cotton, indigo, futile, and all o,%a.
dying woods, lignumvite, to the anon..
OF their cargoes, without itipula.iov rhs
quantity tor fix months, but f,n.'1v ~
provlt'ons alters the cafe at prelsot. y