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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-08
BALTIMORE, October s.


Arrived, lhip ATLANTA, capt. Stafford,
from Hamburg.
Left there hip HELEN, to Gail for Bal
timore III three weeks, and Gator and
Pollok uncertain.
Auguf rs.h. of the Lizard, was board
ed by the Englifh cutter Alert, that had
taken brig from New York, bound to
Hayre-de- Grace, with French paHengers,
and tent her for Plymouth.
In lat. SO, 3, long. 66, fpoke fchooner
Morlfania, of Philadelphia, from New
York, bound to Cayenne.
Ship Know Printz, captain Laubour,
from London.
Brig Sufanna, captain Arnold, from
Guadaioupe.
Left there, fch'r Harmony, captain Nj
cholion, of Alexandria, to fail in tour
days.
Brig Enterprise, captain Arnold, from
Charleston.
Left there. the brig Rofe, Everfoo, and
fh'r Example, Gregory, and Swallow,
Barns, Of Baltimore.
~ LAT. Is, fpoke the fchooner William,
captain Tuck, OF Bottom, 6y days from
Bourdeaux, bound TO CharleRon.
Schooner Lucinda, capt. Reeves, from
Trinidad.
Schooner Ann, captain Saliburg, from
La Guira.
4 brig from Bottom and Rhode Iland
paned the fort yefferday.
Lin Of vsQeh at La Gmya SEPTEMBER Ia.
Brig Eagle, captain Butler, of Baltimore.
Schooner Milford. Craig, do.
Ship Fandango, Green, of and for do.
Ship Young Eagle, stiel, of New York.
Brig Ann, Jane, -, Of Charle1on.
Sch'r Intrepid, -, of PHILADELPHIA.
.Spuke on the paGage, September a3,
lat. rs, 50, long. II, fchooner of and
from Baltimore, bound TO Aux-Cayes,
out 10 days.
September If, lat. 20, S., long. IL,
s, fpoke ch'rs Hoop, Of Frederick ibGre,
and Ann, Beard, from Antigua, out II
days.
September a5, lat. 90, long ~, 20,
fpoke aoop Liberty of Philadelphia, from
N. Orleans, bound to the Windward
Hands, our Is days, all well.
September II, LAT. 81, long. II, 40,
was boarded by French prjvateer Of 10
guns, 10 days from Cayenne, on cruize,
treated politely.
September 80, 80 miles TO the welt
ward OF Cape Hatteras fnoals, fpoke ich'r
Harmony, Of Baltimore, from St. Jago.
October 8, 10 miles 10 the foutbward
of Cape Henry, fpoke the brig .Conaella
ton, of Bedford, from the Havana,
bound to Baltimore, u days out.
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alsrannrta Nnertiser.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8.

E*traH ETA letter fran CAPT. Htary Far
ming, anfed LNand ofSl. Mary;s Ceaa
@ C6'H, ApWaS, 1901, 10 bis parents
IN Sionmgton PORT.
" An opportunity now offering, I haR-
en- to inform you that we arrived here g.
bout the S,h inf. from South Georgia.
IN good health, and fall leave this iIiand
IN eight or ten hours for Valpariia,# or
the coat OF Chill, where we fla! purcha!e
what freih provilions we Aand IN reed of.
and proceed Immediately for Canton, where
expect we ihall arrive the frR CT Aue.
and it's probable thar we fhall reach North
America about the latter part of January
next, tive meet with no misfortune.
= A towr of South America, in Chill.
with a we'll frequented harbour, defended
by itrong fort. 1t is Gated IN valley
on the coat of the S. Sea, and at the foot
OF high mountain, Long. ~, ID, w.
lat. "a, I9, S.
E<frNe7 Of a lettsr. fr>m CAPT. George Hs4se
to bis brofber IN Sfonugfom Port, datrd
I@lp~'Wa, Jan. 1901.
We arrived at Staten ifland, Ian.
ao, 1900, caught all the feals that were
there and repaired our venel failed from
thence October sd and got around the
Cape the 10th, and arrived at MaGafuro
the gift, where we landed 2a men with
their proviiions--failed from thence the
lit OF December, for the Hand of St.
Mary's, where we arrived the roth. From
thence we failed the day after for this pors,
being In want OF lome refleihnents which
are TO be procured here in great plenty.
and very cheap. We fliaIl foon fail from
this port Tor St. Ambroza and MafTafuro
where we ihall land few more men,
!! here is no fealing at prefent, nor will
there be any until the It of June, on ac-
count OF the growth of the pups. Our men
are all well.''
a letter has ALTO been received from
MIR. Der jamin Morrell, in the employ.
ment capt. Howe, dated Inland of ST.
Mary's, April 20, 1891. After detail
ing the particulars Of their voyage until
their arrival at yalparila, he dates
that the hip Miantinomy, capt. Swain,
belonging TO Norwich, had arriv ed at that
iiiand. who loft two men on his paiIage,
the remainder of his hands were we'll -
that their proipeas were good of procur-
ing $4,000 fkns during the feaion -
and that they expected to leave men on
the iiland of .Madafuro, the next feafon,
and proceed with the fhip and fchooner
10 the North Wet COAT after Sea- Otter
Skins.
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INSTALLATION CF A KING.

|02@tial Account sffbe taking beDlIFon of
~e Sovereignty Of Tgjeany, eseeuted in
The name IF bis majeD the Kiny At,
Eutraria. Lewis l. by eoam Cs.far
Ventura, Ma,gui5 de Gallinetti, &c.
MinJfer Plempoteat,ayy Of bis Et,ns-
can Majsay, Florence, daguR The 4tb.
AT fesen O'Clock in the morning the
great bell Of the old palace announced the
Polemn act that was about to take place.
AT nine detachment of granadiers,
with drums beating, appeared in the Grand
BALLOON of the old Palace, defined for the
Gene Of the augutf ceremony, and they
Egere immediately placed at their reflective
potts.
H's excellency general Muras arrived
sf eleven with his taft, ard was received
xby the Marquiaes Ferreni and Germ; who
accompanied him to che Saloon Of the two
hundred, where an acove had been prepar.
yea Tor him and his itaff, Until the moment
Ept celebrating the act.
s. he count de Ventura arrived foon af-
Fef with the whole OF his fuit at the gate
- tue dig palace, and was received by four
Rena'ol', who accompanied him 10 the
great Saloon.
3 !!ne plenlpoientiary and the commander
Rn ehief entered the Saloon at the fame
moment, oy different doors, and were re-
eiyea with the cufomsry honors bv the
Bn|i'tia' They reached the throne exaa-
~ at the fame time, and neither Of them
u II had been agreed, took the prece.
~ the mean time, the fenate, the civil
nHacy, and other nagiRrates, oc-
upisa 'he Mutations aligned them. The
R"'hner plenlpotentiary and the general
fo'o took their feats.
4 a profound Glence was obfervcd in the
4,o0n where no lefs than 2, 600 perfons
,'i0hSing to the different orders of the
ave were atiembled. The frft minii}er
psnso TIE ceremony, and the notary of
"9'e delivered long fpeech, in which,
,er praiilng the wifdom of the French re.
4 =, I0n' and the genius ard talents Of gene.
nponaparte he obferved, that in CONF
e,ee Oh agreement between lh.m and
u imperial s1sjefy, peace had been FIN.
=, )" Lunevilie. Having read the whole
.He NTH article of the treaty, the mini
peniPoientiary alfo read the uroclama
~ >, o. Lewis the fri, announcing himG.yf
Vie fulcans as the new king Of Etru.
ana contributing him, the count de
I ,s.a!' MS majeay's plenipotcn.iary,
Ind ot,: the cu9omary oath Of fidelity
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WILL BE SOII).

WILL BE SOLD,
On the premiies, the 18th day of Novem-
Der, on credit Of 2 months, purchafer
giving bond, with approved ecuri,y,
The remainder of the JACKS
and JENNETTS on the etlate Of the late
General Warrington, deceafed, together
with fifty head of young CATTLE, and
about one hundred SHEEP, amorgR thcfe
cattle butchers may be fupplied with fome
excellent beef and mutton.
AL6,
Will be offered for fale, on the fame
terms, two beautiful three year old Fill
LIES; pedigrees of which will be Gown
on the day of fale.
The EXECUTORS.
MINT Veraon, Od. 8. DIS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-08
APOSTROPHE TO IDLENESs.

ldlenefs, thou bane Of every etinable
quality, thou pander to every vice! in
what colours of intamy oughteft thou TO
De painted, and how dangerous is it to
indulge thy care6esi Beneath thy ener-
waiting blandilhments every corruption
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-08

iprings up and every virtue is obftured.
Ii is thou thar iinkcn he icye Of hnnor,
bic performance in the bed of ia2lorious
cafe. Ii is thou that holdeG our tha CD.
iiVious draught of what duty calls 10 per-
form and when once Thy cup is tailed
to intoxication, farewell every hone Of
fame farewell every with for dilinttior.
Bound in thy letters, talents, whether ma.
tnrai or acquired, are ufeleis: and even
the brighteit virtues become tainted by
toliy' or contaminated by peryerfe pai-
tions,
"lo@ame a liar, ieNa bigger Ae."
IN obiervsnce Of this phiiolo,hic ad-
vice, The following tory was told with =
grave face. :" One Peter Wilkins, of.
Cult maker by trade, undertook 10 Jump
OFT the Monument. He was 10 mount "a
the rails, ST. raul's clock to ttr;ke ,sene,
and ne was TO jump off at the lafs itroke.
Every Precaunon was, OF courGe taken to
prevent the poor devil from break iny his
neck; feather bed, loads of nraw and
wool packs piled one upon tie other, 10
an lmmenie height. The dav came the
,treets ieemed to be paved with faces-the
houies rooted with people. The ufual ac-
cidents happened-broken limbs, diiloca-
lions, fractures and contuGors; women
with children in their aims were thrown
down and trod upon, Sc. &c. sc. The
moment arrived; the clock truck. I;o-
nett Peter, true to his engagement, mount-
cd on the baluitrades. a, The Iait Eroke,
on he went"-" Well, and wiat was he
conlequencs !"-" Ecod, Sir, when he
was halt way down, lis heart failed him
--a44 be .i@Anped back u.suin."
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA,,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Harmony, Nicholion, !Guadalours.
Sloop Lark, Spencer, Newport.
- Columbia, Carr, do.
- Sally, Smith, Providence
Inc Sale Advertised TO take place at the
vendue Store to- morrow, is poRponed
till Saturday, when in addition 70 the
goods already mentioned, will be fold,
10 crates queens and earthen ware
Handsomely anorted,
3 hogiheads of frf quality molaf1es, sc.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
OctoNer 8. Vendne latter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-16
Dancing Acadenzy.
Mr.. LONGER

Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Alexandria, and it environs, that he is
about afuming his tuition in this town,
and will open his chool on or about the
middle of next month, where he will teach,
as uiual, all the dances ntpreient in faihion,
with the greltea variety ofhgures hr will
be able TO procure.
Mr. l.. hopes that from his thorough
knowledge of the art, ana his faccels in
teaching, which have been fully proved
by the mutual progreis his Echolars have
made in it, will infure him the encourage
mcnt of the citizens of Alexandria. He
thinks 1t uielels to remind ofthe perfect or
der and utnoG decorum that has hitherto
prevailed in his academy he will only
fay, that the fame will be continued as
muchas lays in his power.
PRICE OF TUITION
Ten DOLLARS per quarter, conGt}ine
Of twenty four days there will be iome
deduction in the price to tlloie fcholars
who were under his tuition lait winter
one half paid in advance.
MIR. l.. alto informs that he will open
Night School
for the accommodation Of thoie young
gentlemen who cannot attend in tie day.
Price of Tuition Eight DoHa,s PER quarter,
conhfing of twenty four nights.
More particular notice will be given as
OF the precife day of beginning.
Is HiDate Tuition auenaed to.
Vet. II. co4w
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Valuable Property for Sale

valuable property Tor Sale,
1t The little Fails Of Potom0ek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres of Land, upon uchich
are a doDellins bo4/< and lpua,y etbrr i'm
troVeme1fs, /fOeral fon-~ qnarries and til
fanas, and tqvo vaeant mill Eafs.
Izyo uudlulded third payts of 7
acres Of Lana, upou zvhieb are merchant
mill, qyhb three pair of French Luyr mill
fo1es and every meceDayy, complete, fl,
manufacturing Ioar 10 the bef aAvantage,
audqOitb as httle manuel labor as paD6t,
a breaofry and dJfRkeyy, q grauary, a
maltr's 6og/e, q IreqOer's bsgIt, coope,'s
@at, &c. and vaeaut mill /eu.
IzOo u'ud,vided third parts of
200 acres Of lard, attaining fbe 7 acres
end ~ aerss abopemenfiauea, rpm 4vl1eb
here are /eUoral .AOnr qxar,hs and f@
Rands.
The burchajsr Of the ADORE pro-
perry, will hare an alignment Of lea/e
jar I0F 0f0ef HHa'Ofded fbIrd bart, Of JVLic6
there qoAl be 6years to come fran The fye
day Of September nest.
The Rone on the alone lands is
equal in g00dnelfo any, and Euberioy TO
msf JoHndafion ROue an tie riUer-ve/-
Ieh At any 6a,tben fbat can 20 10 Ceorge-
Io7on, can 30 up to the mill and F0ue
qHarries.
my ber/on or ber/ons, qvbo my incline
TO pnrrba/e, will Of cOny/e Uieqo the pre-
mites, therefore it Is net thought neee0a,y
~ be mor" particular.
Far terms apfly ts Gen. Uyiab ForyeR,
at George TO4Vn, otto
PHILIP K. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
June 70. Ia4v
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The Subscriber has for Sale,
astbe H04lr Lately occupied BY Dir. Ken
nrdy, in Prince freet,
Brown Sugar by the hogfhead
or barrel,
Loaf and lumpd do.
Holland Gin by the pipe,
Lilbon Wine do.
Pepper by the bag,
Hylonikin Tea by the chef,
Raifns by the keg.
Cordage by the hundred,
A few bls. Mackarel.
Grove Wright.
Sept. I'll. Jaw
p THE Jale Of the LOTS
belonging to Elizabeth Donation,
adtsrh)ed BY Vim. Hawthorne ami
Nicholas Slut,, rs PoHponed for
the prejent-at leaR THEY wlN no.
be offered for PUBLIC jae.
nth Mo. II.
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Of 7cbieb tie following are part
J. A w.

Il boy about "A years Of age, Of a gooas
sdaeation, and reLbedabk connecticut qO%
be taken as an apprentice, at tie e64ee q INK
ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
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JOSEPH HIBBERD,
Late from Baltimore,
Respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he has commenced the
Pottang BufneG,
at the Pot-Houfe formerly occupied by
captain Henry Percy, where he manu-
fattures, and has for lalc at the mott re-
duced prices for cath, by wholefale or re.
rail. large afor,ment Of cosrfe Earthen
Ware, of the beR quality.
Orders from the country, or e'lewhere,
will be punttually attended TO, and ware
delivered at any wharf or fore in ,cwn,
and, if required, will be packed in crates
at the ihortef notice.
Oa.rs. co
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Roberts and Griffith
HAVE FOR SALE,
Madeira, I
Port,
Sherry, WINES,
Lifoon,
And Tcneriffc
IL pipes Bordeaux brandy,
A few pipes nice Holland gin,
jamaica and Antigua rum,
Imperial, I
Hyfon,
Young Hyfon, TEAS,
Hyfon Skin,
And Souchong
10000 lbs St. Domingo Coffee in bags,
s s s;::: and s0e.ss.
RaiGns, Cinnamon, Pepper,
Alfpice, Nutmegs, Indigo,
N1adder, Copperas, Alum,
Bnmitone, Snuff, Muhard,
Salt Petre. Segars, Molafes,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, sc.
AJlo,
5000 gallons Stone Ware, anorted,
40 groce porter and claret bottles,
80 boxes Window GlaE, and
A few barrels frelh Timothy Seed.
Oct. rs. 2aw8t
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NOTICE.

.EF 4 fated quarterly meeting
Of the 81. AndreU'5 Society will be
hea at Mr.. Gad/1y's tavern, on
Iasjdsy Evening, the 18th inR.
at 6 o'clock.
Nou. 12.
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T O BE S OIL D,
Il NEGRO MAMSLAVE

about III years of age, active, capable,
and well acquainted with all the duties OF
a dining-room feryant Enquire of the
Printers.
October IS. aaw4
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Robert 6 Iohn Groy

Beg leaVr to return ibeir Fnceye acinsr.
Judgments to the cii@ens Of AIexaxd,,a
amt fbe public IN general, FIR tbe Or,
liberal encouragement thy haze ext,,,
e1eed da7ng fbe period thy haze BE-,
in 6ghneEs-Re5Mg qvifb coxfdene, d,
continuance Of fnvors, tbey naqs Of
FrforJalr, npsOnrds Of Two rHov
SAND VOLUMES ofx/t1la5 enteriaiqin,.
B q q X S,
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them, tqA obtain from them who were to
iuperintend their accounts, and for adj
vances which they had1never made. Thus
the public treafury was ignorant equally
OF the funds received, and the iums which
had been paid in the departments. Hence
arote uncertain distributions and illufory
afignments. In the mean time every
thing was ordered by the minifers, every
thing was fanetioned by the directory
Hence the want of public credit, and in
ito train fcandalous negotiations and dit
graceful DEGREES.
Since the 4th Nivofe dec. zs) the pc
'riod of the ut-divifsoas and aGelment of
the contributions has been fixed with pre-
ciiion, and this year, for the frf time,
the quotas of almof all the departments
were in the courfe Of payment during the
courie OF Vendemaire- The public trea-
iuries have been hut againf deIega-a
tons "a ipecies of exchequir bills) but 81
millions of delegations, or orders upon
the treafury, of this deicription, have beer
rapidly extinguiihed by operations which
have not colt the trealury either loan or in
tereit, and at the fame time have procur-
ed effeetual advances. Thefe delegations
the government might with fone colonr
OF Juitice object to. They had been IT.
lued by contractors even before they en-,
tered on their contract, and it was ex-
tremely probable that the fervice was not
performed by many, and by few with
goood faith. But tl1efe delegations had
been delegated under the view and with.
the content of the former government
They had gone out of the hand of the orr
glnal holder. They were letters Of ex-
change, of which the actual holders ha5
advanced the value, and it was impotfibIt.
without injuring public credit, to poa-s
pone or rctnie payment OF them. Requi-
fition bills have been taken out ofthc Cir.
Gle of jobbing, and mutt now be nearly
all paid into the exchequer of taxes, ana
in the year 9, there will exit almoh mons
Of them. The public creditor will re-
ceive his money in cath, and public will
receive almoft nothing but fold cath.
A part of the direct contributions Of
the year 8, that part which it was calcu-
lated would not be confirmed by the bills
in arrear, and requiftion bills has been,
by anticipation, paid into the treafury in
the obligations of the collectors, and
thefe obligations, which have in a parti-
cular fund the certain means of their diff
charge, are now as fold a value as the
public or the merchants can offer. The
direct contributions of the year 9 are al
ready in the port-feuille Of the Treafury
in obligations equally fold. Thefe fuc-
ce1ive receipts of indirect or cafual con-,
tributions are then rcprefented by the
bills of the collectors payable at fight.
Affixed FUN Of theGe obligations and thefe
bills is appropriated to the expence of
every month. No order for payment
will be given but in the preparation to the,
FUN actually vefed in the Treafury.
Thus the orders will no longer be arbitrary.
There will be no miRake in the argu-
ment, no %illufon in ~promifes Of payment
vutl1 ovsQ acJ ra~cooo .~~- RI
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n1el. OF o[oef q economy In all the branch
Is OF the tervice, have been the obiea ac
the labours~ and'decrees of the qovernm. VI
"A report from the Miniher at Wa.S..,;
Prredent the refult. Peace, peace a]ora -
give to the fdccef which they have ,,.S "a"
dy obtained completion and Iol;d;,,,
mas not been in the power Of govern,nen.
to repairat once the difaters Of oar ~"
rlne, and to reftcre it to its anciert 1,,a.a
bur 1t has collected its wrecks. and ~
pared Its re -eitablifhment and it, o,or,i
Regulations have reformed abu}e..
iured regularity of ~fervice, eNabl;hed =.
the ports union Of power and feyer;tu ~
impectlcn former dilap;dations have ~.
enquired Into and removed, burthenfone
contraetshave been cancelled, aereemen.s
more advantageous to the republic have
been concluded; in a word confider,h,e
advances have been made towards ordar
and economy. But, fill much. rep,.;n.. .
be done. How much labour muf}- h. ch
mitted to, and how long an interval mna
eiapie before the government can eyec,+s
the talk which it has ilnpofed or ;+r.,f
and which the public intereG demands oe
II. In the prefent fate of our marine j.
has been impoiiible to keep up regularly
with our colonies thofs relations Of inter.
courie and authority which belong to the
mother country. The government. how
ever, has preierved with care thote t;es
wh4ch attach them to France, and it nrc.
pares in filence the means of re,tor;na then,
TO calmneis, to nnduiry and profperny.-
A council for prizes authorized by 4 lave
promulgated In the laH FELTON,, has, applied
TO this delicate fubjeet a fpirit of i%rg,srti-
atty and j~uttice which has already had a
happy influence on our commercial reIs-
lions. Neutral!Rags have experienced chem
on the Teas and in our ports. The powers
on the coat of Barbary haverenewed their
ancient relations towards US. If govern
ment had been able to renew them ;ooner,
Malta might perhaps IT'LL have been in
our power. But at leaf they will fecure
iubfifence to Liguira, and TO our Southern
departments, nor will they be uielefs to
the army of the EAT.
A convention founded upon common
intereas and the mott perfect reciprocity,
will renew the ties by which America is
bound to France. Thefe ties fnall laH
forever, becaufe there is no unequal cosdi-
tons to alter their force and purity. The
French nation does not defre any exclu-
live privilege nc partial favor. She mere
iy demands from the nations in friendhip
with her the rights of equality that no
nation be more favored than herfelf, and
that fine herlelf be not fayoured more than
any other nation. Such are the pretep-
fions and interefts Of all fates which may
contract engagements with her. Ali ma
tions who are fenfible of their rights will
rally round thefe principles. The North
will fhake off the tyranny which oppreaes
its and its feas.
1t will feel that our intereRs are the in
terefs of the human race. Runia, in par
%ticular will remember what is due to her
dignity, and the ancient relations by which
fhe was united to France. She will know