Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-06

No Z.
The Chronicle and the Mirror of The
Times, From thefe we lhall make milf
celianeous ielctliohs for our future nun.
bers.
In the London Mirror Of the Times,
of the ISsh Augult, we find the follow
ing:
LONDON, Aug. II,
The following bulletin was Aued IN the
courfe of the afternoon, containing, as we
tuppole, the fubitance of the official &C
count; it varies, as will be feen, bur lie
tie from thar of MIR. locke
DOWNING STREET, Avg. Id.
{" Another dilpatch has been received
to-day from lord Mimic, mentioning the
furrcnder OF Grand Cairo. with 1000
French, who capitulated on condition of be-
ing ient prifcners 10 france About 1000
were Gair in the attack which preceded the
furrender.''
An opinion now prevails with fome, thar
the French government has been in pof,ef.
Gon of the news OF the furrender of Cairo
ever Gnce the Arrival of the Swiffure.
wbichis fuppofed to have been tho bearer
of the difpatch Eating The fact. This. il
true, accounts tor the fullen flence of the
Confular Prints respecting the cruiie Of
Gantheaume.
The French papers contain no intelli-
gence from Egypr, nor any information
Rejecting the iquadron of Gantheaume.
1t is faid that there has been an infcrrec-
ton at Vienna OF the grenadiers of Tuf.
cany, which regiment is in garrifon in thar
city. 1t appears that their object was an
increafc of ray. 1t is faid that feveral
perfOns were wounded. The archduke
Charles has fucceedcd in re-efablifhino
tranquility.
Extract Of a letter f,om respectable com
mercial houfe in Liverpool, to their cor.
Respondents in this city.
g At the fales by auction this day, Su.
perfne -four, fold at as Cd a ass per bar
rel :; rye -four, at z3s z6s per barrel
Indian meal, at i9s I'd per barrel; Indian
corn, at IS sd IS I'd per bufhel: Rice,
at as SIS Cd per cwt.
s. The cauie of the prefent decline in
grain and -four is to be attributed 20 an
abundant and early harvef, comfortable
part etWhich has been already gathered in,
and for the remainder of which the wea-
Their continues extremely favorable.
Hops that were at ten guineas per
cwt. OF liz lbs, are now telling at 6 pui-
reas; il is universally agreed the ground
never produced better crops.
$ Some foreign hops have been fold at
public ia!c at 8 guineas.''
Arrived, fhip Ticonnick, -, Bolton:
Calliopc, Walton, London; fch'r Lucre-
tia, Morton, Paaamaquoddy; Linnet,
Collins, Liverpool, NJ. S.
Brig Ffiendihip, Jufice, from hence,
has arrived at Ilambro'.
Capt. Walton, of the Call:opc, failed
from TIE Downs The 18th Of Auguf, in
company with the fhip Hope, for Savan-
nah, and brig Jane, for Falmouth; parted
from ,he latter fame day, ard the former
The as'h Aug. in lat. 90, A., long. r.,
II. Augutt 2e, in lat. A., 81, long.
81, 70, ipoke the fch'r PreGdenr, II days
our from Marblehead to Bordeaux. Sept.
8, lat. 43, IS, long. A., 10, fpoke fhip
Benjamin Franklin, from Philadelphia, to
Bordeaux, out II days. Sept. IS, lat.
40, Fl, long. 70, s, fpoke ich'r William,
81 days from Bordeaux, to New York.
Capt. Jones, of the Camilla, left at La
gaira, hip Louifa, Green; briggs Eliza,
Maitland Maria, Hampton, of and for
Philadelphia fh'r Milford, to fail in q
mo-; Ann, Salifbury, Sept. II; brig Ea-
gle. Capt. ]. fpoke no veGels on his paf-
isge.
Capt, Sawyer Of the brig Jane, left ar
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