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on the port, Gifts being blockaded Wa.
10 Naples, was there about three me- s
ioid part of the cargo, when accom-. ~
fiVed that the blockade no loreer e>;nsd
on which fhe went rouno win nart IS ~
ear9o-Ct this, and her being from ons
enemy's pert ano'hcr, they make han
aie' and is lioelied as Freech.
8. Brig Sally, of Beverly, Wil,;so,
James commander, with cargo Of Rpenns
Ayfes hides, taliow, copper, horns, Sc,
H'oeo at L''hon on lreigh. (thoush appa-
ren'iy the captains, as he has declared g.
lh.s port and lrief, topped as be,no !,
tutpiclous cargo.
f. HE fehooner Mary, William Ward
command. r, tor i breach OF blockade. Co.,,
PED coming GU, OF ST. Lucar with ca,ao
or wine ter New York be was 90, war;
ca when gong in. Upon the cap, aims be.
ing interrogated, he declares he Goes nor
know for whole account the wines are
ana two days before he failed, other vef
ie1s came our, which the Birth admiral
aiiowed to pats, alto others 10 enter.
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publ;r Sale.

I'm WEDNESDAYnext,Me 25Ah
,W. az 10 o'eAcA, 4u,N be /oAl nI IL.
be1/e Of JAMES BACON, IN Foyf,s
Freeh lqvbo is adout 10 quu1ie Drv
Gooas bahnels)
he remainder of his
Stock III that Line,
COMMITTING OF number of articles fuitabI.
tor the preient feafon.
1~fen6'ng 0Jo TO qAttbe boxk be at pre-
Jf1f 0ffnpie', be e.M at The /ame Hm<
aypsIe u /ome articles IF
Houichold Furniture,
ConEHiug ef
Mahogany hair bortcmed chairs.
A mahogany fde board,
A iet OF mahogany Northumberland
tables,
Bedheacs, looking glaGes,
And iron ihovels and torgs,
With a variety Of other articles. the whole
of which are in the bett prefervation.
Terms ct fale are, all foms under f,fty
dollars Cath will be required, and over that
fun credit OF 60 days will be given the
Purchaier, giving approved negotiable
notes in the bank Of Alexandria.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
NOV. 70. Vendue Matter
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tSALEM, November s.

arrived TINS morning, the fat falling
H'p america, capt, John Crowninfhield.
l0m a the lile of France and Sumatra. after
! M Panase OF IS days from the latter iland
; Is America belongs TO George Crownin-
"'sa and Sons, AID has performed a cir
&l%1o" voyage to the EaH- Indies in n
*p.,'' ana was enlarged at the life ot
<s ,4'Ee upwards OF 80 days of thai time,
Is uHaerltand that the America has
goods. p'pPei' ano piece
4 was reported at the lie of France
t I'1' Inc Br,ifh government ar Madr-'
!. - t e' an American ihip, comman.
No. ~ y sap'aia Stephen Minot, of Bottom
& "ue' the pretence that fhe had been r.,
Jug :, IN India contrary 10 lie 8yir,@ l,. 90
,,.f .ns TWO French ihips, fent out bv n,
'oas ,s' government Of France to procee,
bss' ''l 'ne world, upon discoveries. Ia,
~ :, Tue lie OF France and after bav
,ss; 'sken In reirehments, had gone q,
.,,,Syage: twas conjettured thar the,
n F,@ ea TO circumnasigate the Globe (
# Fp '. erowninihieid, while at the IN
france was politely treated by the +
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habitants, vino appeared generally plcafed
that the intercourie was again open with
the United States. The embargo of &C
days which he fufained, was out on in
conieqneoce of two Ensifh men of war
appearing off the liland, where they re-
manned iome time, and captured all the
Ddniih and Hamburger veiiels which were
bound TO The ifland.
Capt c. off the Cape Of Good Hope,
Sept. S, ralf fleet of s fail of Englih In
dlamen, aanding to the weaward. Nexr
day faw imall lhiP Handing to the eaif-
ward-fuppoied to be an American bound
to the Cape.
While at the lie Of Attention, Sept.
"a, two large lhips looked into the road,
and thew Enghih colours but did not en-
ter.
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11ve2lty DolIars Rezuora.

RAN AWAY from Alexandria, on
SATURDAY evening the I4th inf. two Ne
gro Women, viz. Amie and Yeuns: the
former about Is years of age, fees
inches high, itout made, of yellowini
caft had on, when fhe went off, blue
cloth habit j; hid girl was purchafed Of
Mr.. William Need, and formerly lived
in the City of Warrington, where ] ex-
pett ihc is now lurking the latter about
"a or IS years of age, feer 10 or II
inches high, has now with her a young
child at the breaa, about 4 or months
old, her apparel is not recolIetted !; fhe
was purchaied of a gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland. 49,
Whoever will apprehend faid women, and
deliver them to me in Alexandria, ihall
receive the above reward, or 10 dcllara
for either.
GEORGE LUCK.
&c
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F,,m tbe DaiJ .AdUerfy/er

an evening arrived the thip Ar.
L''' cap,ain Bunker, in forty FIVE
S !n'l' from Brittol. The lateif payers are
a % he twenty fifth of September. By
~ w. !, appears, That while the
'ne INVASION of ENGLAND,
all ie,iouly meditated on the one hand
!. w. moa active preparations are making On
DC '"l w, - meet with firmoeis, and deci-
x. o sastt. the impending torn. We fee
Fo,bire 10 fanttion the report OF
0'D"s MIR. PITTS
e,;,o me miniaerial reins, except 4 pa
s" , Or two limiting, that fome diplo-
's';c changes are in contemplation, which
i'll bring Tome of thoie ilateiinen, who
: now 10 retirement, again on the itage.
lotwi,hilsnoing this iniinuation, the laii
o,ce we fee Of Mr.. Pitt is, that he had
oos into the country on a iheotins party
I;,b fame friends. Although the dIiio-
,,ion Of the Northern League greatly
5,ltoncerred the iehemes which the
Court OF MALMAIoON
Id formed to cripple the trade and hum
the maritime power OF England, aud
\ ,eduttion of Cairo fill more mortified
pride of Buonapalte, and endangers
%c total lois of Egypt: he yet, It feens,
projecting new plans Of alarm to Eng
nd, and Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for his al
lady over grown empire. Obedient to
perempiOty command,
General MENCU
bs rejeaeda iecond (ummops to furrender
alexandria, and has proclaimed his unal-
&raDle purpoie Of holding that fortreis as
bng as he has Frenchman left TO point
bnncn. He is, no doubt fortified in this
bling relou,ion by the fecret hope OF re-
ct and this hope perhaps may yet DC
Failzed-not indeed by any Immediate
|'ccours, but by diverf0u of the Turk
p forces in Egypt-For this purpoie it
Rems forty ihouland French troops have
Zen ailembled in different parts OF Italy.
pder the command OF general Murat, the
Fo'her in law of Buouparte, who are def
ped, it is fad, for direct attack on thg
Fry heart Of the Ottoman empire. The
edase is lhort and eaiy acrois the Adriaric
land if this expedition does take place,
will be followed probably by more than
+ recall of the I'urkiih troops, bur ALTO
the tall OF Conitan,inople, and the COM
etc diimantement of the Turkih domi.
ions. With refpett to The intereiting
Ehjett of the q. 'c.
GERMAN SECULARIZATIONS,
Pc courts of Berlin, Vienna and Paris,
Fem to have been pretty we'll agreed, and
Pc deilberations ot the diet are drawing
} a'peedy and amicable clofe. We are
geaied TO fee, thar by late decree of the
|Fench government, the lift of
PNflArrY FRENCH EMIGRANTS
PS undergone q further reduction and OF
10000 all are truck off the black cata-
Psue, except about ten thouiand. The
awaiting Tor leats in
ne NE" IMPERIAL ~PARLIA-
81 MENT
a. 1 already Is, commenced with great viyaci-
y. lae &c, members leem to feel pretty
''ongly the iymptcms of diliolution, and
-. l''ANinS Preparations to give in their
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PluJuant 20 a Deed of TnA from
Am0riAb Fref and Efbr, bis 4ojs, tn
the (n6Jtnber, dated 3fb aey ofAugHP,
1900, qoWbe ,/old to THE hgbef b,aaer,
at public ontfisu, IN The fyf dry Of De-
eem6er nexf, at II o'eloek, n. NJ. ar
Steiie's taUe,n in tie City Of Wgl9mg-
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Lin and particulars ef Amtrican 4,eDrL m
der adjndieafion at Gibraltar on ibe
I4b Sepfemder, 1901.
I. The afch'r Charlotte, John Haynes
commander, from Baltimore, with cocoa,
&c. for Cadiz, libelled for breach OF
blockade, or otberqVJe, Che was never
warned, and what they 60 upon, was that
OF feveral lhot being frcd at her before fhe
brought TO, and was ciofe in with Ro,a.
AS we are at war with Tripcli, ] think
our merchant veHels have right to RIM
as long as they can from the chahng veGels
in thoie feas. The veGel and cargo be
long to Mr.. Patterfon, of Philadelphia,
who was on board of her. She was taken
by the Petrol Hoop of war.
z. The hip Apollo, Samuel Thuraor
commander, from Leghorn for the lie o.
France, with a cargo of oil, foap, &c.
the lhip and cargo the property OF yleiirs
S. Smith ard Buchanan, Of Baltimore--Sht
was topped jut after anchoring int the port
for coming from an enenys port ane
bound to another enemy's port. 1t ha
fince appeared that this veifcl went from
Baltimore for Leghorn, but being warnes
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A LOT of GROUND,

Being moiety Of No. II, contained
in fquare 634, fronting II feet 4 inches,
on north Capitol free,, in faid city, sd-
joining the fouth wall of the buildings
lately erected by Gen. Warrington. This
fp,s ofgrouud is conidered very valuable
from its nearnefs TO the Capitol and plea
f4nt ftuAtion, commanding an extenfive
prefpect OF the city and its vicinity. he
title will be made indifpotably good, and
The terms of fale made known at the time
and place aforementioned.
JOHN G. LADD.
Alexandria, Nov. z, 1907,
~ Alto will be offered for fale q, the.
fame time and place, the remaining pare
of faid Lot No. ", being OF the fame di.
mentions as the above, and lying eonf. gu
Gus thereto, unlefs preyiouly diipolee of
at private faie, by
eo3t AMARIAH FROST.
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NETWORK, Sept. II.

Yeferday arrived here in a ihort paf-
fage from Malaga via Gibraltar, the hip
Atrea, capt. Paine; who has o~blig'ngly
favored the editors of the New-YoIkG GA
zettc with Gibraltar papers to the 3ift Of
July, incluGve. We now give the moft
intereAing news from them, referving, till
tomorrow, the articles oflefs importance.
Capt. Paine informs us, that on the
9Th Of Auguf, the day he arrived ar Glib
r~altar, the feamen belonging to the III
politan c~ruizers mutioicd, and deferted
their hips, for want Of proviions, and
abou, $50 had landed, when the Governor
fopt them, ard tent them on hoard a
Moorifh veGe,; in Which the beR part of
the TWO hip's crewSd departed for Ti,uan
the governor of which place had promifcd
TO fupp;y them with food. Thus ituated,
continues capt. Paine, is the Scots rene
gado, commander Of the Tripoliran feet,
that he has entirely difmantled the brig OF
rs guns, and has only about 40 men, ex-
c%luive OF officers, on board his own fhip,
which mounts rs guns. Ii is fuppofed at
Gibraltar, from this circurnfancc, thar be
will not dare to return TO 1ripoli, but
that he will difpofe of the venels he has
with him, bid adieu TO Mahome,, and
turn Chriitian again.
On the 9th of Auguf, the day capt. P.
left Malaga, he was boarded by the Us.
trigate Philadelphis, S. Barron, eiq. com
mander, who was waiting for the Iripo-
Titan c~rnizers to out of Gibraltar
they were we'll and in high fpirits, ex-
petting, ere long, TO make prize of thote
Barbariaps.
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September IL.
FROM

A letter to a respectable mercantile
houie in this city, dated, Bahaterre tic
10th OF Augua, mentions, the diicovery
OF an alarming plot by the blacks of that
iland, in the following words -" A
mott internal plot has been difcovered-
the ringleaders had in view either TO aIaf.
innate gen. Lacrofe on his way here from
Point Petrc, or TO force him to embark for
France. Fifteen mulattoes have been hos
and many people of colour have been arrcf.
ted. Meafures have been taken to inlure
the Tranquility of the !land."
Arrived, hips Hetty, Neil, Hull; Ii,
verPool Packer, Waite, Liverpool Her
cules, Sutherland, Curacao ; Echrs. Nelly,
Cotton, Surinam ; Difpatc',, Jones, Cur.
racoa ; Hoops Mary, -, ST. Croix;
Polly and Betfey, James, Bermuda.
Cleared, hips American, Sherry, liz
bon, Sufan, Adams, Liverpool; brig
Geo. Clinton, Holden, N. Orleans fchr.
Olive, Tilton, ST. Johns.
The Hetty, from Hull. Spoke, Au-
quit 4, LAT. So, 80, long. 2, hip Sally,
from Elfneur for Salem. Sept. 9, lat
49,, IS, long. 3S, hip Protector, Dexter,
from New York for AmRerdam. 10Th,
lat. SO 10, long. 6S, brig Commerce, Of
New-Bediord, from Mew-York for Ma
deira.
The Liverpool Packet, from Liverpool.
Spoke, Aug. ID, in LAT. 46, 9, long. ~
the brig juno, Campbell, from New YORK
for Glafgow. Same day, the brig Ag-
mes, from New-York sor Leith. Left at
Liverpool, ~ odd fail of American vel
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proceeded upon his voyage. immediately
after this, Count Bernnorf himielf was
appointed to go as anbafador Extraordi-
nary to England. In. addition TO all The
forcibIe Inducements which already opera
ted upon Denmark TO ieek an amicably ad-
jufmenr ofdiferences with England, The
accouuts of the Danifh iALands in the Welt
Indies having been taken by the rEnglah,
have juf arrived TO itr~engthen her In this
difpotition
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GIBRALTAR, JULY 81.

INTELLIGENCE RON EGTPT.
This morning arrived his MajeRy's
brig of war Spider, in 43 days from A
iexandria.
At the time Of the SPIDERS leaving A
lexandria, the 18th June that garrifon
fill h-ld out-But Gen. ~I!utchinfon and
about 5000 troops in high health and fpi-
rits, and ~abundantly fpplied, were within
about IL miles Of Cairo, which place is
probably now in his power, as the Gene
raj had with him about 3c,ooo Turks, *
a large body Of Mamelukes, who had
joined the Britiih forces. With this army
General Hutchinfon was making arrange
ments for the complete inveiting of the
French force at Cairo, amounting to 1000
men, Only a part of the Bombay army
had arrived at Suez, and joined Sir John
Hu,chinfon I; the remainder having been
delayed in their navigation up the Red
Sea, (whefe the Forte frigate, ufed as a
vittuailing transport, was unfortunately
Gait away would not be at their deAina-
tiontiil July. The four regiments which
We mentioned in a FORMER Chronicle TO
have pa1ed Gibraltar in the line of battle
h!ps, have arrived faiely in Egypt.
Gantheaurne's fluadron, c~onGGing of 3
line of battle hips, 2 frigates, and fome
traniports, with reinforcement o ftroops
for Menou's army had arrived on the coat
of Africa, 10 the weRward of Egypt, but
finding it impraataM TO PIT tbe troobs on
B0re, on account @q hS6 La,, The Ig1a-
droa he'd returned to fbe eoaf of Iiob.-
The Brltin c~ruizcrs had captured 4 or 6
OF the t~ranfports, with troops, doctors, and
flores. On board one ofthem, was a com
pany of fingers, dancers, and comedians,
fcnt by the fra %conful, for the recreation
OF his Egyptian army.
Adetachmcnt of the Britifh army un-
der the command Of B, Gen. Doyle, had
intercepted and taken ~priloners, a body of
Menou's army, on their march, through
the deiart, from Alexandria TO Cairo, con-
fitting of 500 of their very bef troops,
$40 horfess and $50 cameIs.
Damietta had been evacuated by its
gafriion, who 1000 in number) embarked
at Burlos, with a view Of either getting
INTO Alexandria, or reaching France ; the
whole of thcie were captured : and, in one
week 1900 French prifoners were taken
by the Britifh forces, without the lois OF
one man.
The whole Of Sir James Summaries
iquadron is completely repaired, and eli.
ther at, or ready for fea, including the St,
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Antoine, Captured hip) Whole officers and
men were entirely French, though olaf.
fed by admiral Moreno as a Span:A
nip.
A gentleman, who arrived in the Az.
trea, informs, that the Englih friga,c
Penelope, in 81 days from Alexandra,
arrived at Gibraltar two days before he
failed, one OF the officers OF which told
him, tina, Gantheaumc had landed part of
his troops about SO leagues from Aiexan-
dria hat the French in an engagement,
with the Mamelukes, had been vittori-
ops; that Alexandria fill held cut; and,
that the ituation CT the Engliih in Egypt
was NOT 70 favorable as it had been. The
ABOVE frigate was going home with dif.
patches.
Tbn neqvs, fbouqb mntb3ster hbGx the
nccoant fyom tie G,bsaAar paper in ibis
day's Ga3efte, Goes nat appearb qveN ak.
bcnhcatrd. N. :. C.
Arrived, Aarea, Pa;nc, Malags, Via
Gibraltar briggs Hannah, Barney, 70
SbSiAS I13b1laHt - ~. bd!ttiOic-
news; ich'rs Richmond, Pratt, Antigua;
Linnet, Woodward, Halifax.
Cleared, fch'rs Union, M'Donsld, Ia
WANNA; Elizabeth, Snowden, Annapoli:;
Hoops General Bowyer, Miller, Halifax
hope, Biihop, Welt Indies.
The AGrea, from Malaga, fpoke Sep.
tember 9, in lat. II, long. 90, fch'r Mi
perva, Tsowbridge, from New-Haven,
for Martinique, with flock, all WE'LL
Left at Malaga, brig Nancics, A,kinion,
OF New York, for CharleAon, to fail ina
few days, and a hip belonging to Portf.
mouth, name unknown. Lett at GibraI.
tar, fch'r Harriet, Horton, of n. York,
for Malaga; ihip Pomona, Myers, ofN.
York fch'r Jane Maria, Devereux, of
Philadelphia brig ABC,-French, OF Pc.
tcriburg, for Alicant. The brig Tee-
machrs, Gooding, of Bottom, falied for
Alicant the day previous to capt. P's de.
parture. The hip Louiia, Ramfdcil, I'D
brig James Stewart, Davis, for Philade!-
phia, weighed anchor, and failed in co.
with the Afrea, but returned again, not
being able TO get out OF the Stre;ghts.-
Capt. BOYLE, late of the flip VigiIant, of
Baltimore, came pafienger in the Louifa.
The Hannah, from Rochelle, fpoke,
Aug. II, In LAT. SO, long. a., hip Per-
feverance, 10 days from Philadelphia for
Briltol.
The Juno, from Martinique, fpoke Sep.
TENDER 7, fhip , Bolton, from Liver
pool to CharleRon.
The Richmond, from Antigua, fpoke,
Sept. 9, in latitude 50, 80, long. 10,
ich'r Helen, II days from Antigua, FOR
n. London.
Capt. Doan, formerly matter of tire
fnow Race-Horfe, of Saybrook, bound
from this port TO Antigua, arrived in the
Richmond. He informed us, that on the
ae'h Of July, in a Equally night, the Race
Horie went on hore at Bermuda, was TO-
folly loft, ard only cool. worth of the
cargo faved.
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1xrHEREAs Che coparLnerfbip IN

Psriiar5, 5'snaaEF ), 1891.
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That, if any perlonS lhall, after The
Ia day u Februay 1907, have IL ther culody u po.
felton,, any velIum, parchment or paper, marked ~
tamPcd BY the luperviors OF The revenue upon which
any matter or thing CHARGED with duty fal not have
been written printed, they may any time sg54
re ls. Of Siay 4y5 gf-r t5t i4 g &y Of Feraary 1901
bring or fend iuch vellum parchment and pa zsrs un
otcme Office u iniPction, and in lieu thereof receive
like quantity value Of ", lum, parchment and pa
per duly aaElped in purfuance of the a herein before
recited. And ~ any Pc on fia neglect or refuf
with the time aioreaid- bring or caul to be brnr
unto iome officer Of inpe6on, any iuch vslu narcb
mer paper L i hereby declared, that the Far. MI,
thereafter be OF no other cfft q or ue than IL Nj
never been marked lamped, and that al uatter.snS
things, WHICH may after thar be written Or brine
eduPon any veilum- parchment paper, authorized
70 be exchanged in afuFelad, will Be Of no 9th
er effect, than if they lad been written or printedon
paper, parchment or yellum, not marked or Ramped.
"
And for the convenience Of thcle perlons who NAV
be inclined to have their own veum parchment ana
paper tamped Marked 1t is thereby declared thar
when any Perion ihaH dcpOft any velum, parchment
or paper az the Office OF fupervior accompanied with
lin, ipeciying the number and denomination of the
camps or marks, which dcred 70 be thereto afir-
ed the lame will be tranmitted to the General Stamp
Office and there properly marked or (lamped, ana
forthwith ient back the fame fuperv.lor, who viii
thereupon collect the duties and deliverr the paDer
parchment velIum the order Of the perion from
wnon the fame received.
Given under ny Hand and the Seal Of the Trea.
IT. S. fury, At Warrington, the day and year above
mentioned
OLIVER WOLCOTT.
Secretary Of fbs Trsafry,
Nov 3.
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EI'mm.s, Jn.S. IasI.
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Remaining in TIE Pgf-Q6fFoe, KcHasbnnk,
JANUARY "a, 1891.
DRACDON John; Durham Seth, %ran9sH !;
ID Cotton Edward Cuhhertton James; Fur
paid Jofenh; Froa Nathaniel; Gooch Jedsdiah ;
E5arding James Ltleded Hubbard Moies; Lit
tie NathsnieI c. Mitchell Mary; Moody Ma
ria; Peavey Charles, ArKrlsH; RobeTts John ;
Towns Robert.
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UNIFORM their friends and clitomcrs
il that they have removed from Fih-a-eet, aud taken
hop il lfidsL-srss!, iaJe'T occupied hy Mr.. JOAN
roN-Where the TAILOLS' BUSINESS will be
carried il Al its branches. " III neatnels and ~
patch Every f5or IL tie above line Of buGncls, will
By thankfully received
FOR SAEE IT SAID SHOP.
BET iuPertine black Broadcloths !;
blue DO. nike do. Supcrfne white Cafimere, black
d.. blue Do. Drab Raueen, blue Do. Coating,
general aforment Of Wai1coat Patterns hcG lee
md gilt Buttons, Six Nelvets fer CaPes; ElaiIic
Sings; general alortmeIt Of Trimmings.
PoysLar2, Jz1. s, I9cI