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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

tending powers. The Lolihties commenced
ag7inG Denmark, and the holile Heet, would
have fluilrated tie with Of his Imperial Maef
ty 70 maintain peace, had not this attack upon
his allies been made before bis ProPoials were
made 10 the Court OF London. But as the
Prithh feet had failed for Tie Sound before his
Maiedy attended the throne, he viii wait The
mealures OF the Brit.ih Court. when il fhall be
Informed Of that cvert The undersigned,
General Of Cavalry, and MiniGer Of State for
Foreign fairs, requires tberefore,in the name
If his illul.ious Sovereign. that The Admiral
in Chief of the Aeet of his Britanic Majelty ihal
def0 from all further hoftilities againR the flags
Of The three United Power, until lis Exeelier
cy lhall have received further DIRECTIONS from
his Sovereign otherwiie the Admiral NUT
be Perlonally reiponfble for the conlequeaces
that may snfue from the profecution Of the
war.
!" Prepared TO repel force with force, his
Imperial Majeay perfifs in his pacific fenti
ments but the juiice and moderation Of the
Cabinet Of London, NUT enable him 10 recon
Gle the demands Of humanity with the duties
which he owes 10 the honor of his crown and
the lnterefs of his allies.
(Signed) Won DER PAHLEN."
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The King Of Prulia.

BREMEN, MAY 70,
There has ben in circulation iuce yeGerday,
an article Of news too extraordinary to be be
ieved on light grounds.-The King Of Pruni4
is faid to have required Of the B4tavian Repub
lie, I63 millions Of fotns, and the re-eRablih
ment OF the Stakeholder, for whom the money
is intended as an indemnify for what has been
taken from hirn-that the Batavian Republic
has written to BonaParte, who has returned for
anf~er, that be took no concern in the bufnefs /;
and thar the Republic has ID coniequenos fent
an ambaGador 10 Berlin.
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The ATekdaks CbarIes i 20 mary M1demaijrAs
Beaabarnai5, daughter Of Madame Bonaparte
She is one of the mott amiable, vrtuous young
woman in France many propofals Of marriage
have been made to her, BY young men attach
ed to the government Of the day, but fhe has
always declared fhe would never marry any
man, nor the ION Of any man, concerned ii
really or indirectly, with the revolution Of
France. For rbefc two years l1e has employed
herief in the initiation Of female fchools of
induary, and experimenting the management
Of them. (Lo7daH Pa6sr.I
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ON TRANSATLANTIC AFFAIRS.

we have carefully reperufed tie European
papers received on Friday evening from Liver
pool. They 90 not contain Official accounts
If any events more recent than thole prevou1y
detailed.
We arc f,t.fcd affairs il ,hy North Of Eu-
~ope are rapidly approaching pacific conclu.
ion. Tn: Brtilh AmbaGador, Lord Sd. Hell
ems, who had been fent 10 complete the negoci-
alton begun BY Lord Nalfon, arrived II Den
m ,rk early il May-was cordially received
had fever4l Conferences with the Danlh mini
try, and on the nth May proceeded onwarts
for ST. Petersburg where If we my Judge
from the generally received onini7n Of the cha
a6er Of Alexander |. his mi1ien has been fIc
cefaful. Both parties. however. appeared &c
termired 70 be prepared for war. wv The Rur
Gan feet, /. was cons Jently Rated, Called from
Revel The 9d May to Join The Swe.Iih fq1ad-
ron at CrouAadt and on the II 18th May Lord
Melton, with powerful fee, Wh ca was ftp
Piled with neceiI uies from D-umark, was crui
ling near Bs-nholrn, an idand in the Baltic off
the coat Of Sweden. If contrary to all appear
ances, Lord St. Heeos Ia. been unfucceEful,
We NUT peediiy cxpea accounts Of fAnguinary
confi9s from the North
1t was confirm d that the Danes evacuated
Hamhurgh The z3I Nay.
The French had taken intire PoGeIion Of
the kingdom Of Naples and had put the Nca-
Poiiran navy in reqnih in; Probablyto conyoy
reiafor dement's 10 Egypt
Egypt has become the region Of interehing
evcnts.-We have not found IN our papers any
thing more official aud dre6t from tha, quarter,
than has already been given. The London
papers Of The z9th May, mentioned, that Loi z
Mimic, al Vienna, had received accounts, that
the Engli(h had poGsGed themfelves Of height
which commanded Alexandra, and that the
Grand Vizjer was advancing 10 CO operate
with General Hatchnlon's army. we have
aho two accounts re(peding The fuccours which
have been expected trcm India. by that army
one mentions the arrival Of 1000 troops il the
Red Sea. The her, received at Philadelphia
| from Calcutta. hates, that Cen. B tird, with
5000 native and European troops, l4iied from
| Ceylon Tor Egypt the 1T February laR This
lat, excepting that the number Of oops ex-
aggerated, appears consolidating il for
granted thar it il, as the di1Ince from Ceylon
e Suez is about 5000 miles, the arrival OF this
| aid in the vicinity Of Alexandra could rot be
expected before the middle, or latter end Of a.
Pril.-The Grand Vizier was expected to ad-
| vance from III Arif-h about the fame time
# thefe troops, Or {, en- haf their reported mum.
Der, attacked Dsmietta, or made diverton
towards CAIRO, the French would be obliged TO
| iend aid to thcfe points, and thus render their
| irong holds near Alexandra too weak 70 reft
the EngIinfh aT4ilng army. Thefe works car
ried, the footing Of the Enslhh might be con
| Gdered as f,cure :--lt, on the other hand, fuc-
cours did not arrive ID all April, the con ueh
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

American trade We nave been honsre3 by
The SpaniCh Conful with the following extrad
Of letter, which he yelerday received, datet
HAyAHNA, JUNE 70, 1891.
The inhabitants of this city were few
DAYS ago in great condemnation about packet
boat that had arrived from Spain, It Trinidad
N this ii md, BY which an order wa. generally
expected from the Courr, prohibiting the furthef
infercourfe with North america bu. am gao
to fay that our aPPrehenion was III founded
The papers have already arrived here, and the
court If Madrid ieems 10 be we'll plea1ed with
the behavior of our government"
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Foreign Meas.
Ruaian State Paper.

Declaration, adl,e5sd 10 Sir Ryds Parker. AI,aral
Of TIE BrifjG Bahie Fleet.
BY the deceafe OF his Majelty the Emperor
Paw I. Of glorious memory, the lcePtre Of the
RuAiln empire has defended by the tight Of
birth into the hands of his Imperial MAieRy
Alexander. One of the 6rit events under the
government Of this monarch has been. that be
has accepted the offer which the Brti(h Court
had made TO his illuarious Predecefor, to ter.
inmate the difputes which threatened the fpeedy
breaking out Of war in The north Of Europe,
By an amicable convention. Faithful to the
engagements which he has entered into with
the Courts of Stockholm, Berlin, and Copenha
gen, his Imperial Majefy has Ggoifed to them
his reloluton, not to al but in conjunction with
his allies, in whatever may concern the intereF
Of the neutral powers. His Imperial Majeay
could not have expected, thar the Britiih court
would have undertaken a hottie attack upon
Denmark, at the very time when its Envoy at
Berlin was authorized new TO enter into con
ference with the RufiAn Miniaer fefidi0g there.
The neafures taken BY his Imperial MajeRy
were only corfequence Of his with for Peace,
and the welfare Of mank0d, and to avoid
destructive misunderstanding between the con-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
M1GleUanV.
rRon rHE MERCURY oF EUROPE.

TIE 6aq5 to qObicB The EsghJg are aeegQomel
bavrgmlraly agar, aPg6TaHafe, Or a quifIy ten
@tHy. IN fbt German language, Il Is nat Iacs,a
non 10 fndfbtn qOriten IN mare 15ter and mara
Jrain. Of tbi5 9rt ne give The raqder one, con.
tejfd BY Holy, and tragiafedky DR. Berafsra
llf author Of tie German Erato, SJc.
fvsb frHrs, T,tu sad ReaebleGJ
Let truth and fPotlefs Faith be thine,
Till hfe's vain pageants ciofe
And ftill az virtues f4cred lhrine,
Be breath'd thy ardent vows.
Thy pilgrim path with how'rs l1aIl bloom
And fun 1ine gid the day;
WhIe, undfmay d, We eye the tomb,
And imile 1t iife's decay.
CONTEXT fercne thy feps halI 'bide;
Fair maid Of men divine
And fweet fhall tate the crylfaI tide,
AS cups ofroly wine,
The Gave to guilt nil quakes with fear,
Tho fyren charms invite:
No Joy, bis anguid day fhall cheer,
No lot repofe the night.
In vain ihall fPrihg revive the plain,
And glad The vocal grove;
The brealt where bafer paiIions rcigns
No verbal rapthres move.
lie fhudders at the whispering breeze,
Appall'd with guilt and fear;
In vain the dream Of life ihal cesle -;
Nor end his tefrors there
. then let Truth and Path Be thine,
Till hfe's vain profpeas fade;
And ltiil at Virtues facred lhrine,
Thy ardent VOWS be paid.
50 fhsll the friends we leave below,
BedeN with tears our tomb
and round the freihsl fod lall grow,
And choiceil how'rs fhsll bloom.
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From the Centin,I ort,
IN HPRTUaJ EDOa4 NJ JAVA,

c-DrC - HNNiy AZ FROM FRANcP liL
SINCE our laft, the brig H1lcr.esH
rived bare from Bourdeauz. On Ais
deut there has fent Us our &c, u D, itpsA
to the 18th My; but their moa II. Palsi
contents have Previou1y received r .@ss''ssis
convey4nces.-Thefe. papers eontai, y qAs
ternal regulations Of the Republic u -..'I
lne Of o5ieryation thereon, nor a. M nsi
political Population. Tie will g i Zoe
Conlul appears to be the 1lpreme l.v 4' Vis
)e acquitted in with The utmoA ~
The government is well a5rnin;a..'s' 'la'A
from him jutce is dilpenfsd pro-ss' ~
without delay Or gainfayiog. Wb.rsvr..aL q!
bears he eKlies the general refpe3,.,s ! 'i
ion and liz reiinDe is as fplenIid \, I Al a''a
lie ref Is principally at his 1al,rs ~
n Hlon but cccaGonally repair, = D. > '''
'ev'ew the troops, 70 vlit the pu5lc ina:,. .
md 10 oliPenfe honary reward. W.. - NJ.
mention i made of the 0 her den1rtr 5 nAt
the government 10 the Pal, Dapers ''''-4 =
Ro6b-Ties, in the inter- drDar-n....
tinue 10 TIE numerous tut de oor.-.N MI.
we're taking d5e mot Efficient ns,9,-s. -, -.
a. rnd 70 them. n
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Fyom 1 Pbiia4.issil Psf''' III

W##
Gentlemen Farmers, now GIN. .5
{ As an ind0yidual) adViie you "uo =. 4. a.
70 economy, and deGre to PToqi0'. . - w
of yourfelyes and country, 70 Hins
poGibl- and timely means tn'IS.O' .,jfIs
wool now bears The highea Pr'es s. a - rss
will fhear your llgea lambs '5 ~ ,c.on,
ii July, you will ID fome mea'u, " rootsria
the purpof. Gay what Fo1 Pl. ,'...ia fiat5'
its injuring your lambsot Ter IN 1E.r f.;'
I can contra1i& it BY experience :, ~ll sk
will Weld IS much. and their Too. !, ,st 2
ter. ana as there are no cold ao'I' E..ts, u.
fon Of The year, your lambs w''l y nab. /
out their fceces than with thsip. ns.ho5
doubt ;hat by attending % 70 .ln lind " Y
frugaiir il will az leat be - -, Lap
annually advantage 70 tais eoa Gus. i,bi.a-
ierva without enlarging upon ,N.-TIH1g.'b
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

Of Egypt By the Englia, We an ~.
Ie n 10 the fitua;ion in VIII INK p1.
q D Ia aeeounts from Egypt (Ap,;I 90, iSs 1
Burn army no to advance. v,, 49, 81 lei \.
the obiea Of the expedition Il fgn
The BriIih government was. ora,
be, under TO. z sppreheniiopq e 2 'PPP:'f:i /,
vaiion--A French engineer n. -. f.ash \,
2 taking The iountings in OYAerbs 49, @''a .ii
The coat of Ireland. '''''sn Vi, :,
a Brilifh expedition vas R,ino ,,.,
Cape OF Coos Hope, foppofl53 su'fons.
South American Pofeaions ID n. 5taa u
Plata. 40 e
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
From Pari5-MAY II,

" It IS faid, that Mr.. Murray, the Ambafa
cor from the United States to he Batavian
Republic, and one Of thole who fgned the
treaty of peace between France and America
IS 10 repair - Paris IN order to remove fome
uifing df ulties which tand il the way Of
the complete and full ratification Of this treaty
+" Mr.. Daagl5n Envoy Extraordinary Of the
United States, accompanied by Gen. KoGigRo,
went within thele iew days to Witt Tkoma5
Pdiae, and uanfrnitted 10 him very afec
tionate letter from NJ. Tb. JefeyJ;n, 10 which
he invites him to return 70 America, and offers
him for his return a rational ye6eI."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
C0MMEPGLM.

EnfraH Of 2 letter qOriffen ly Rear hdmiral "a
Cr9BE, Captain General # tbe L2Ird Of Guads-
l0gbf, ant ih GebeadsHriet % Caizez Liot, Can
ml6lry IF Commercial ReAstian5, at Pbiadslpbia
& Colonial produce is here at very low
price, and tho(e Of the United States al a very
high value. Allure all merchants that they
cannot put TOO much conf ience in A CONNER
cial ntarcourfe with the I1lnd of Guadalupe
and hope that thoCe who mall return to The
Uoited States with rich cargoes fhall GIVE jua
idea Of the kindues with which we receive the
Americans here. lalute you.
(SgnedJ La CROSSE"
By The P55fdsat,
JANIS MADrsoN, Seeref7ry Of State
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Prefacef IF II Un,tcd STATE IF An,eyi.

PrelieEf Of IN United State5 IF hntyi-q,
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS The Pref lent If the United
States BY and vi, h the advice and content Of the
Senate, did by commifi,n bearing dare On
he rs day Of June 1897, appoint IoB WALL
Of Rhode Hand 70 be their Conful for the Hand
Of St. BArtholomews. And qvbsvs45 il has BE-
come inezPedisnt that the faid JoB WALL ibould
any lorger hoId the faid appointment NOW
KNOW YE, that I do hereby revoke the faid
commilIion and DO declare The fame II W ID
folutely null and void from this day forward
Civra uHdsY my hand and N. faiofFe Uni
fsd Slater Of Hmeyiea, AZ re civ " Wqj9-
ugfoa tBp fe5ad day 9f .5piy " t5e ysar ot
d. S. our Lard one HoyEsndegbt bppGre4 and one,
and Of tbe Independence Of he Uaaea Star,
fbs f7Ossy tn.
TH: JEFFERSON.
BY he P,5fdcrt,
JAMEs MADISON, SAtreta,y q State
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

SENTlMENT.-It is better 10 DO fome
good than 70 Projed a greet deal-A little
practical virtue is Of more uf- . fociety than
the mott iubime theory, or the bea principles
of government nfaPplisd.
Plealures are like perfumes, injurious when
nfed 10 e1cefs.
-se@tt%@>,-
When We Fee men, who contribute nothing to
the (uPPort Of our government, but what goes
through the medium of tie gallon meHure,
complaining Of The dired tax, extravagant and
ufelefs expenditures, &c. When we Zee fugi-
tives from jufice, and earlefs patriots iolicitous
for the prefer7aiion Of our liberties, when we
fea leofers hiccuPfing their concern. for the
purity OF our religion, we think Of the following
Rory -
porter trudging through the hreets Of Lon
don, Popped 20 cafe bis lhoulder, and wipe bis
brow. " Aha" exclsims he, " If the French
fuceeed, they will bind heavy burdsnJ upon Us,
too heavy TO be borne.'' True cries a
debtor, thruaing his head through rbe crates
OF a jail, q and what would become Of cur b
sFfie5 and byo3erty ~ q And where, d-n my
bid" cries fAilor, " would be OR fsiSiaH m
-<<@%s--
ROME, according to a Genius LATELY taken.
contains S. oo4 inhabitants. The ecclefaRics
&c. which, eight years hree, numbered 10000.
are now reduced to 4z53. At the birth Of our
Savior, the number Of Inhabitants Of Rome,
was 4,233,ooO,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

BoSToN, JULY IS.
COMITERCKALL1" I14PORT-ANT.
1t HI as been reported for fome days, that the
ports in.the III md Of Cuba have been fhut by
direction Of the Court Of Spain, aganR the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

PHILADELPHIA, JULY Q.
The United States fhip @ ,nges was fold this
morning at public auGtion, for 2 900 dollars
The Purchsfrr were MeGrs Vikings and
Francis.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

In the Imperial Farli4ment Of Great Britain,
the 27th May, Mr.. O'Hara taed =" That At
prelent Ireland wore The face Of peace and az
ricultural purfuts diC4lT-Giion was coninel
to a very few counties, nor could local tiltur-
Dances be adduced 10 proof of general fpirrt
Of revolt With an exception Of four or i've
counties throughout the whole kingdom, Ire
land was profcH-dly IN a Gate Of Peace.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

PreGdent JeFerfon's inaugural f5eech has been
The fnbi-tt cfPaneCyric il half a dozen LondoE
papers; while IN all the files If our P -ris Ga
ze tes we d. not find The leaf notice taken oft
Perhaps there V nor fpo, On lie globe whore
democracy is in deeper dilrePats than 10 The
palaces Of Bonaparte
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

n a Lonlor paper Of The z3th Nay there i
adveriilcd \. Letters from His E,crllency o
eral WASHINGTON 70 Arthur Young, Efq.
containing IN account Of his hulbandry, vi h a
map Of his farm; bib opinions on various quef
tious In agriculture, and many particulars Of
the rural economy Of the United States"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
5osToS, July Is
COMMENCE MENT

LD1WN ENGt EAT.
The annual Cammencemen. was b.ll
Cambridge. ya1erJay. agreea5let 70 n. -.
AMI cuGoms which have long prevailed J. u.
Harvard Univerly Th- ezercil.s v..s.
cnlarl5 chaae, cosr-a, and elegant ap5s,
devoid Of parry fpirit. and Pedonll inv.am
We Y neYeuhel-fs .piited and commands.
The order IF the performances was ~ follow.
By fbe CaadidatsJ JoC mr. Dtgr.e ofBactsg-sfA.
7. q Statutory Grafton 10 Latin-by r.
Hal97vH
2. A Forenfc d,Putation upan Ibis qas
tion-" Whether Science be in a aits # prs.
g-e6ion by Ttoma5 B97d and MsssI Ka
;. An EngElh Poem uPon-. Falioi7-
by H7lEe5 4Ae1
4. An EngHh conference upon-"Tha.
fuence Of ea'ly education, public op1on, dTl
laws, and religious in0itulions "a the cor5s
cfiudiyiduaIs"-by Tb9ma5 Da1ny fsisG r
Ian, WiHln Baat SpLi7aa, and EAT 2-v
Tcf4aa.
3, "A Hebrew o ation-by Ehai Pl-5
S. An Engiifh Poem upor--'' FyssaoH'A
BY Jse35 Marye9.
.. An Eneluh Conference Upon" Thsn.
veation Of ke Plough, the NJ rnsr's CorPA,
The PrntinG P els, and the Tel.fo2:' -bT
T,bn illicit, Ja,ob AbJof CanHiqgf LH,is' Lsa.
rene, and Cb7rkt Cbqrrcy Parf6si
3. "A Gee Dialogue upo--" The import
arce u th- X owIedge o. the Greek Language
% the defe1ce az the Ch'ifn Rev-laion'-I
By Pbinsa5 Adanl, WjLian Cba1dlsr, aHS li.sAz
IIiaot. NY.
) "A To-enfc Difpntltion u7on this q1'lH
-" Whsth-t occupancy Greats light # fT0Psii
ty"-by Tyler Biqslo1g and 7in2fby FUR
IL. 4 coloquial dacufion #" La; m,
portance Of National Charaasr 70 'h' !. u ~.
stately George SaLivaa aH9 Niis''A1'
Eam5. ,,r.c.
u. An Englah Grafton upon Pl'l' ~
rit"-by Benjamin Psir1s. ri
BY he C4uHd1te5 for ne Dgref Of M4i1 g4.i
I. An Ecgilh Oration upon" Il ''-'A
Enquiry"-by Elr. 79fp5 IaaEcrHe''
7. "A Vai-di9ory Oia.ioa IN La1n'
Persz Lir.5La.
His exceue7cy governor Strong W.
"a II cambridge, for The PurPof. Of 1ii''.
the exercile,, by the RoZbu-y CaTaHI nj
re-conjuQcd 20 town, in lhe Afternoons X
fame company.
Mr. Adams, our ambaGado- At lh' 80
Berlin, who has been recalled, hso IL M h. III
and took leave x the King OF FTuu'
Of May laA.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

Mt. Adams, our ambaGador At lh' M, NJ.
Berlin, who has been recalled, had III n, h. b
and took leave x the King Of Tf'1' I
Of May lat.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

His excelle7cy governor Stro1g' W -.
"a u cambridge, for The PutPoi: q 4.''' W
the exercire., by the Rozbuy CaTaifJ M
re-conjuacd 20 town, in the Afternoons X
fame company.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19

Left there, fei,. Maria, capt. Banker,
Of Baltimore, juit arrived, and brig be-
longing 10 Bolton.
The fchooner Eveli>a, capt. Crowdkill,
efapd for Cha-leitcn, iaiied with the Dit
patch. In lat. 20, long. IS, fpoke the
orig Indailry, capt. Wilton, ab caysfrom
Char,eRon, bound to Jamaica.
In lat. 80, long. =, ipoke tie brig
Eagle, from Poti SePao'ican bound to Phi
ladeIphia.
Arrived, fthooner Willing LIS, capt.
Ienne, Il days from Port Republican.
The ichooner Aurora: Barry ,otCharles-
ton, and Aoop Eliza, Craf,oS, of ard Tor
Baltimore, failed with her-pac,ed eff
Crooked l1and.
Left there tie followir: vel!sis
Brig Rebecca, caYr. Eldridgz, Of and
for Bottom, in 10 days.
Columbia, ----, Law!on, Of ard for
Charlei on, in IS days.
Sch. Friendfhi;, OF do. dc. DO.
Henry, Treadwel|, of I;;oe CO, DO. 7 do.
Sally, Very, Ct Salem, do. &c DC.
Bid, Clark, Of Philadelphia, Go. i5do.
sIoop Morning syar, ct New ! OK, 7
do. j.
Spoke the fctoorer Friendihig, Ridley,
70 days from Philadelphia, of the Mole,
bound to. Port Republican. Alto fhiF
Matilda, l6 days from New Orleans, that
failed in company with the Wilmington,
for Liverpool.
paaed a hip 4 leagues from and bouno
to Port Republican, which | ,cc!s TO be
the Mary, OF Baltimore.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-19

ion, I. days from Antigua. Augua ;,
In lat. IS, long. 81, fpoke the fch's Cut
ter, capt. Lewis, from New York, to the
span;ih Main, out IS days.
LIZ ye1Dsh left ct CnndHl,npe on tie -
Of dxegf.
Brig Eliza, Penant, Bottom !; tth', Fan
ny Palmer, New York Aoop juliane,
Field, Lotion; ich'r Farmer, Robbins,
New London: Volunteer, Van Tui..
New York, Sally, Muir, Alexandria
Sailed flip Young Ralph, lones, ios New
York.
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BALTIMORE, Auguf IS.

Ext,aR GA letter tiom a gentleman al
Neav-CoRe, dated Aagsf 70.
i" A veAel has juit arrived, the captain
of which informs, thar GENERAL
PEACE has taken place throughout Eu-
rope. This information he had from the
captain Of a brig from London bound to
New York.
Arrived, ichooner Nymp!l, capt. Hodf.
kits, IS days from Poins-Petre, Guada-
loupe.
Left there brig Viper, capt. FRAZIER Of
Baltimore, to tail in 8 days, ard fevera,
Others belonging to Philadelphia &; New
York, names nos known.
The trhoouer Hornet, Long, of Balti-
more, was at BaGaterre, to fail In s days.
In fight of Point Petre was boarded BY
an Enslilh frisate, capt. Ryan, who open
ed one ofmy letters, otherwiie treated po-
lisely.
EngGih fchooner Efcape, capt. Walton,
IL DAYS from St. Vintents.
LEI, few American veiIels there, and
none belonging to this port.
A brig and fehooner followed the
Eicape into the capes.
Augua y.
Arrived brig Diipatch, captain Dowlf,
? davs from ST, !a2o.
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aGranprta aobertiser.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST iG.
OFFICIAL INFoRMATION.

BY order OF lis Catholic Majeity's MI
niAer. Penirotentisry, to the Confnl Ge-
neral, Consuls amt Vice-Confo;s, refaias
in the d:fe:en, difric.s OF the United
States OF North America, prefcribing fuch
rules as are necei1ary to be obiervei by
merchants and Others trading TO the iiland
Of Cuba, that all thippers OF goods OF mer-
chandize, deiioed to any of faid ports,
(before obtaining the Couful's cettihcate)
thall exhibit to Notary Public, seraratc
invoices of the different fhippers, and de-
clare upon oath that the articles 70 lhipped
are;not competed Ct cotton, or Bri'iih pro-
luce, growth or mandatory, now deemed
prohibited, and liable to con6{cat;nn in
any of the ports of iaid lizard OF Cuba
and that Tor the future, the certificates
given by the Conful, will be annexed at
the foot Of each invoice, aicertainirg the
amount 70 fhipped andunlefs the invoices
are complete, fuch certificate cannot be
granted. Any other articles CT merci.an-
die found On board rot to comport with
laid invoices 70 given, will be equally Id
be to conhscation.
Y. B. Bills Of Health, which Wells
nov carry toall parts Of Spain, Or Iis Co.
tholic Majcay's pohsfioas, are ;Aoed =,
the Cuttom- Houie, and the attsisa,ion On
the back Ct the fame, given in conformity
by me.
Dow JuAN SEDUCTION,
Canial to bis c. M. far the ~ Z. States.
EoRen, .Auguf 10.