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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
BOSTON, DEC. Z
LMSURRFCTI0W ~ S.. D0MING0.

44Fo ~ N1NECI 1DN IN Of DDN4l4b ODs
On MONDAY evening Capt. Simonds arrived
here in 90 days from Cape Francois. From
letters brought b. him the following Particu
lars are extra6ed:-
Cape Fr.tneoi5, Ga Yenerdly advice
was received hers, that an army Of reVo.ted
negroes had tncamPeta few leagues without
the city; and thar their obj-a was to burn it.
mlfacre the whites, and thofr blacks in power.
The drums Immediately bat 70 arms butinofs
fnbfded, AID The fi2ht IF women and children
70 and fro Prefeoted fight not TO be detc'ioed,
] hree lhcuf 81 troops Immediately paraded ;
and the General 10 Pe'fin headed a parIy Of
Dragons, who proceeded with fprit and alaeri-
ty ii queft Of the enemy. No hing was fufer
ed to come On lhore or 60 on board and the
Gtoalion Of he Americans was thus rendered
highly dila9rceab'e AT ten at night the dfa
gcons returned, being greatly fatigued the
weather being uncommonly hoe, aud torrent
Of rain pouring down the whole day.-They
encountered party Of the enemy about IS
miles from hence, and sock few priGoners
They faw GOO encamped. The priloners will
foon be executed.
+" Ga. a5.-The drums are again beatiog to
arms and no buinefs doing. A general pan
ic has fezed all he inhabitants. The country
prefents fcene Of unheard murders. The in.
lurgents yeaerday maGacred a number Of
whites. n OF lParing women nor old men. Our
ConfGl Learl had engaged his Paaage BY the
velIeI this goes BY. Gen Moyes is ordered to
form Junction with Gen Chriaopher.-Some-
thing deciiive will foon take place.
g Same day, 10 o'clock The artillery and
part of the infantry have marched. We can
not afcertain The force cor difcpliue of the re.
VOTERS. Every night Gnce have been here,
murder has been pc Perated; and, I5ockigg 70
relate, barr Fen bu'aan entraI carried aboDt aboH
tie bdyoasfs Of The iHbuman folders.
Goa z6.-As yet we are lIfe, thank Heaven.
Lar evening body Of troops marched with
proviGons for feveral days, with thrir tread gboH
tbeir bayones. An embargo has been laid on all
vefiels 10 port.
{" Ga. ~ This morning the chief Of the In
furgents Flarill was brought in. lie IS fet
tered in cruel manner, aud his cries are heard
long ditance. Il is lsid he will &c quartered
by borfes. His obJea was to overturn the gov
eminent cf Touihaint. We have momeily
accounts of murders in the couniry. Whole
families have been cut OFF, expect the embar.
go will be taken off tomorrow
"OS se.--In The courle of this day the
areets have been Rrewed with dead bodies,
which Gufcred 70 purity without removal.
Another infurgent chief has teen taken. But
the danger is now from within. One Of the
Generals aid.de-camps has been lhot dead BY
the lide of his ck;sf.- Gen. Christopher this day
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We learn from the Mediterranean that il
the latter end of Augua, The Danes fuoceedeJ
in m .klag peace ~Hh the Balhaw Of T.iPoli
Capt Dale Quilted he backade If Tripcli or
The bird Of Septem5er, 70 pro eed to Gisral
tar, wherc he arrived on Tie zoh. Hence he
ient the ichooner Ent.rP'ze with dfpatches 70
government. from the confederation Of the feaf.
On aPProa hing, when both 10 the Med.telrean
can, and On the American COAT, It would be
hazardou' for her 10 be at feI. The TripoIitan
admiral had abandoned his three ihiPs at Glib
raltar, and gone to Malta in a Britlh vehel.
We underRand that Commodore Da'e intend
ed to leave the Ehek 20 rendezvous at Algezi.
as and Gibraltar, and the Philadep hia at Sara
gotta on the eat end Of the i1aud Of Silly, thew
ina biorfelf occaiooaily At Tripoli. He pro
poled to return wi;n the PreGdent about the "a
or middle Of Novem Der, if nothing unfereieen
happened.
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NEWYCRK, NOV, 2S,


MELANCHOLY.
Died, on the morning of the 74th int Mr.
Philip Hamilton, eldelt ION Of General Hanil
ton, in the 10th year of his age, of wound
received in duel with Capr. George |. Eacker.
The duel was occaloned by fome froliclome
ard Eatfical expeditions made BY Mr.. HamiI-
ton and young Mr.. Pce, at the Theatre,
on the FRIDAY preceding, about an Grafton Of
Mr.. Eacker's end in bis hearing. This con-
dud M. Eacker relented u very intemperate
manner, ooilared Mr. Hamilton, called them
damned -afcals and Villains. and faid, if he did
not hear from them, he would treat them as
fuch. Challenges were conftquently TENT to
him by both.
Mr.: Eacker and Mr.. Price met on the Sun
day following, and after exchanging four fhots,
without injury to either, the feconds int-rfered.
On Monday the fatal duel between Mr.. &c
ker and Mr. Hamilton Tux place. Young
Ha-ilton was fhot through the body, on The
An difcharge, and fell without firing. He Ian
guilhed until the next morning, s. then expired
He was young man Of natural amIabe
dilpoGtion, of ltrong and cultivated mind
II AHgul la2 he took bis degree il Columbia
College, and al the Commencement delivered
an Otation remarkable for its correctness If fen
timent elegance Of di6tion, anu with fuch juRioe
al elocution and proPretY Of jetiure, that all
hoped 70 fee him another HAMILTON.
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icynoE. Ger. -,

ICYn0F, ocT. -.
YESTERDAY Paris papers to The 7th were received.
b. re das Of truce which brought ,hem came Citizen
14nriEon, ad-de camp Of 9on4parte with the raidca
ton Of The Prenllnares the pat 81 the Filt Con-
ful
Lse45h GGsetis Ex'yasrd nary Immediately lued
announcing The exchange of Ratification the park ana
tower guns fired; and he general exutAuon va.
snbuunded.
Der. n. Lord HAwxEsBuRY this day TENT the fol-
lswiEg note
To the Rgbs Hon. fbe LORD MAYOR.
Doqvniag Gyrsf, vef 10, 1901.
" MY Lon have i4tIsi4Gtion to inform your
Lcrdihp, thai Gen. Lauriion aTtivrd town this
fnoEping with the ratification Of the Preminaries Of
Peace igned the II inf. The ratification Of the tive
governments has this afteTnOon been exchanged be
tween Nj Otto and myielf.
[Sgned) HAWhESBURY."
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PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 81.
BTTRGL4RT- AND A4TJPDEP


10 the night of Sunday, the 25th ult. the
Eonie of Samuel Clark, free black, in Wet
Nottingham, near the Maryland lire, was at
tackled and broken open by FIVE abandoned vii
lains, who committed great outrage on the fam
lily, with an intent to feize their perlons aod lend
them to Georgia or kentucky to be fold for
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cus off the heads Of TWO men with Ii, our !.
and lett them on the heap Of dead II IA. '..0a
fquare. Fl7i'f
90. 3o-Bufnefs. has recommen,.5
cor6aerce md fecuriy have not ben - 0o'
Execution Of heIe9els ATE hcbrY raE;ao o',Jlsd'
Lat evening cur ~ ful gave me a $500, f'sSe.
account Of the ihfurre6ion. The plar, . oe,t
infurgeats were well arranged, and tbeir !. .ae
properly organized. This city was their sls
Object, IN which they had nearly furceslss.- !.
Touiaaint and Def4iines are now in NE -
the latter with aPowcrful amy" ''''i9
} Capt. SymOnds Informs That vhsnbs c.,.,
The minds Of the people at The Csp. %e+ 's''so'
degree tranquilized and bufnefr recorr..l = !. I
ed.-The report was that about 1900 y ,bs :.
furgents had been lhot, drowned. &c. snd ~!
it was fopPofed hey had previouay uiaT,'r.i
abokt iixty white people.
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The Clergy Of various denominations in the Ct
ty Of Philadelphia, have agreed to recommend
TO their feveraI charges the obiervance Of Sun
DAY. the 29th of the month, as feafon Of ipe
cial Thanksgiving 10 Gov, for his kn5nsfs in
pielerving our city thro' the l4a fummer and
autumn, from the fcourge Of PeGiience, as wei
as for the other bonntes Of his Providence and
Grace and to. confels bsfore Him our mani
fold fins and tranlgreiIons. and % implore His
pardon, and the continuance OF His mercies,
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Aavt'; Clark was wounded BY piRol fted at
him in one of his arms aud hands his daugh-
ter "a young woman) resolved a thot in her
neck, which proved a mortal wound, of which
after languiihng fix days he died; her brother
youth, who lay Gck with fever, was cruelty
abu(td, was dragged OUT Of the houfe and
wounded on his head BY fevere f5okes given BY
the barbarians with an ak helve, and carried off
bat by fome means made his efcape, and return.
cd after few days to bis fathers houfe
The perpetrstors of this horrid deed !. reGde
on the Maitl2nd fde Of the line. and being per-
fonally kno~n, Tome meafures were taken to
app'ehend them, but without effect, by the Lao,
sccount received.
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ne following extract Of leuer from eeTtlere,
the Briiih army il Egypt, addrecd 70 Ms III.
Beitait, contains fome Particu arS which NAV \,
once n,ere9ng and amufng 70 our readers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-19
5 a l. H..
10000 buihels Of coarfe SALT,
For sale by
JOSEPH RIDDLE and Co.
Sept O. go
Sert. q.

Valuable Probert" tor Sale.
SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
in the county of Hanpihire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 10 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Winchester. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 TO 50 acres OF bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is fine feat
for iaw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-hve acres in the county of Ohio, Oh
the waters of Grave and Fifth Greeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittiburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Eiq, the Surveyor
Of that county, will ihew theie lands.
One hundred feventy-hx and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within I of a mile
of the River Potomak, This land has
about 70 or SO acres of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with a74 fine Sugar
Trees on ir;. from which am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb, of good lugar
annually. There are alto feat for GRIT
and fay mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never failing
aFeam of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty of timber, and part under cul-
tivation. This farm is we'll improved
with good orchard, houies and fencing,
and rented lait year for produce equal to
fixty pounds per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. | will
fell all, or any of the above lands for cail,
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax Comfy, or lots of
land in the City of Alexandra, or the
City of Warrington.
R. T. HOOE.
January IS, go
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Go Acres of Land for Sale

On MONDAY,fb I2ib Of O7o6er mex,
at tbe Town Of Middle5urg, in ID,
county Of Loadouu, eUiU be ./old 10 a.
bigbef didder,
Two adjoining traets of Land,
lying on Goofe Creek, in the county Of
Loudoun, within a few miles of the faia
town Of Middleburg. A part of thn
land, containing about zro acres is ex.
cepeed-from this fale, leaving body Of
SGD acres, roods ard SO perches. TIL.
fale is made in puriuance of deed from
Gen. Henry Lee, to Walter Jones, Jun. of
Alexandria, conveying the faid LAND in
ruff, TO be fold for certain purpofes f.,
forth in the deed. The title is unexceu.
able and without difpute.
The land will be fold for cafh, or i
more convenient TO the pulchaler for notes
at 80 and So days, negotiable in the
bank of Alexandria, with an approved in.
dorier reiiding in the town. The truaee
feels himfelf limited to great caution IN
this relpect, and purchafers will be Pre-.
pared accordingly.
Thofe who with to fee the land, or OBJ.
tain a faithful account oft, will be pleai.
ed to apply to Major Burr Powell, Of
Middleburg, who holds part of the ori.
ginai tract.
WALTER JONES, jun. Trufee.
Alex. Sept. II. doteods
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We Au1icra6eg zOaU SELL.
EXCHANGE for APPROVED land
near the Blue Ridge,
aILl

WeUf tiLe DGUc-NIUSfs
A valuabic Tract Of Land
in Northumberland county, two miles
from tht court-houfe, and near the bank
of the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations,
IN the one there is brick dwelling houft
soby 80 feet conveniently divided, and
TWO brick offices, "a by r6 feet. A farm
Cd houie 20 by Is feet deiigned for an
ovencer, and oyher out hcuteS.
The consenlences OF this place are e.
qualled by few, and he profpecf excelled
by none in the fate. The houfe is fitu
ated on high bill and commands an ex-
teniiYe view of the Potomac and the Chef
apeake bay. There is creek Astounding
with the hneif fiji and oyiters, which ter
inmates the Hat land of this tract, that is
navigable for bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halfa mile
OF the houle. On this part of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and a variety of other
fruit trees, 1t has a great Efficiency of
oak and hickory timber, for the ufe Of
the plantation, beddes large quantity Of
pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houfe 81 by IS feet, and a few
out houieS, faeh as tenants generally have
abour them. This pare Of the tract is as
we'll tituated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. Ii Is we'll watered, has fluff
cheney Of timber for It's fuPport, and
ilourilhing young peach and apple ORCH
ards.
AS il is prefunable that 40 perfen will
make fucll a purchafe without viewing the
prcmifcs, all that is nccefary to add is that
MIR. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized to
make fale thereof.
JAMES ". BALL.
N. B. Any perfon purehafing may be
iupplied with flock of all kinds neceGary
and iuAicient for the. plantation.
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STOLEN on the night of the cd inf.
from the fubfcriber's enclofure, adjoining
Mr.. James Edwards, on the York road,
about two miles from the city of Baltimore
and within halfa mile of the turnpike gate
near Mr.. Chrifopher Walkers tavern, a
Rout vel! made bay HORSE, four years
old lait fpr;ng, near fourteen hands and an
half high, black name and fwitch tail. a
IMP and Ear, fnalI blemih in the off
eye, remarkably thick fhort neck marked
with the collar; trots and canters, and
has been lately fhod all round.
Whoever will fecure the iaid horfc, 70
thar the fubfcriber may get him again,
ihall receive ten dollars, and if brought
home all rcafonable charges fhall be paid.
and twenty dollars for fecuring the thief
only.
SAMUEL VINCENT,
No. ~, aorth~ Gay -freet.
Bafiimoys, ,Sspf. @. coat
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RECEIVED,

KEC EIVED ID,
BY tie brig Hendry/0u, eabt4m .4ytbf5,
Jrom W6iffbaveu, and FIR Sale,
Earthen and Stone Ware III
crates,
Felt Hats in cafes,
Irifh and brown Linens in aGorted pack
ages,
MatraHes of different fizes,
10 by aud IL by 10 Window GlaE,
Sheathing Paper,
Bottled Porter and Port Wine,
Glaziers' Diamonds,
Mufqueto Netting.
Apply to
JAMES SANDERSON,
at the compiling houfe of Mr.. William
Hodgfon.
GT The highee Price (CGM
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SPANISH HIDES.
JUST RECEIVED,
1000 Spanifh Hides from

Curacao, and for fale by
j. and ]. II. TUCKER,
Wbe baOe in J4arr,
A few thoniand bulhels coarfe and fine Salt
Malaga Wine in quarter cafks,
Loaf and Muicoyado Sugar in bis.
And excellent Ciaret in cafes of /. and ?
doz. bottles.
Mn,
a general aaortment Of Groceries aud
Carpenters Tools, as uflal.
Sept. II. co
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20 Dollars Reward.

- EfN}1CS A|Sii0'0 ~ " esAo' ~
,STRAYED or eoles from the
la6fcri5sy's p4yfuye, (usar tbe /eat Of The
late Mr.. Madin, and Qbont 4 miles fro1s
RIBS tozUn) en- 7bxyfaay nigbf, f6e Iofb
iyqant, t4vo GELDINGS, one. Of them a
6rgbt bay, about IS bands bisb, has a
banging main and faUifeb tail, fay and
/maH biaSe or "Trip de7vn to or, near bis
ne/e, branded ON one IF his thighs, 6xt
.ubieb is uof ,eeoLieFed, tbus, .. ; be
srofs zveN ard Oery eaD in a Aa4o t,aveI-
Ing gait, and qoas had 6efayr.
The otbey a brigbt /oy,el, a5oat q bGNds
Mgb, a .5ort made bore, bas banging
arain md ftviteb tail, a qvbite Ipos upou
bis back, oeesfoued BY the fiddle, lrots
baya, and drugs bis hind feet, BY 4vb,eb
they are mueb zuorx, bolds bis bead bisb
rpbea xo@uted, bas bad tbe CHAMBERS to,.
.Jome tire, bit rs alm3e qveN,,; be qoasl boa
before, BIT bad lsf one Of Ms,1ses.
Wboepey delsUeys tbe /aid boy/es to The
./xb>enbey, %akvreeiyr % dollars requayd,
o, 10 dsizuys f5r 1rtber of tbem. If Tie
Ho5lss zve,e aoieu, 4uhicb IS more thar
probable, The peyl5x .fabtsag and occurring
7 the sbisf, 10 tbat be nay be eo1vlt7ed, MaH
reeeiue a repra,d If 80 daAa,s ubou bis
being eoavl7ed FIR fealiug tbe aJo,e/u,a
boyles, or either Of tbem.
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
{ s4lexnn3ri7, I1th Scbt. LSnt. n
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late qualifications,
FOR SALE By
T. v. Il II q IA A S.
T r A " E L S,

In THE INTERIOR OF AFRICA.
From the Cape of Good Hope to Moroc-
co, from the year 1881 to. 1877, thro'
Caffraria, the Kingdoms OF Maraman,
Angola, Mahi, &c. sc. likewiie acrofs
the great Delart of Sahara, and the
northern parts of Barbary.
[TragGated fran the German Of CbrJJ'qiaS
Frederic Dambergsr.l
M 9 II d A u N I,
Sketches OF Life, Characters and Man
ners, In various countries, including
the Memoirs of a French Lady OF Qua
lily.
EBy. Or. Moore, outbor Of Zeluea, Ed
qraya, Sci
10 few days will be publihed,
The BLACK VALLEY,
4 Noael from the German.
Alex. Sept. II. 60
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CO Notice.

The Levy Court, Or Com
m ll Of Taxes for the Coqnty of A.
iexandria, are deErous of contracting with
proper perlon 10 colleG the county afIeis-
ment Tor the preient year. The amount
OF tax aud terms Of collection will be
made known by application at my Office.
where pFopoials will be received until
lhuriday next when the juRisss will
meet tor the PuTPofe of making the ap.
,ointment.
Sept IL. d., Ak
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Dutaes on Carriages,
And on RetasIeYs' L,cenSs.

NOliCC Is leIeDv given,
That the fubfcriber will attend at the of.
fee of the cuitoms, for the purpofe of re-
ceiving the entries of, and duties on, all
I" Carriages for the conveyance of per-
fons,' owned or poiefed by inhabitants of
the town of Alexandria. The entries arc
required by the act Of Congrefs to be
made on or before tie goth Of the prelca:
month.
The Licenfes Of the United States to
thofe retailers Of wines and foreign diailIed
ipirits, within the town of Alexandra,
who lhail at any time commence the buff
neis of retailing, have to obtain them Of
and thofe whole lioenfes fhall expire, have
to renew them with the fubfcriber. All
perfons concerned will pleafe to pay atteo-
ton to this notice.
CHARLES PAGE, Gel. Req,.
I2tb divJfon, 2djnrVry.
Sept. 2. aw3w
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1000 lbs. fine RufIian Glue,
s pipes 9Th proof Cogniac brandy,
IS puncheons 2, 5 and 18th proof ot.
Croix rum,
80 or. caiks FF and battle gunpow-
der,
; tons patent lhot,
Albany Chocolate, No. 1,
20 or. cheas freih teas,
hind. roll brimltone,
And few tierces Wine Vinegar, OF a
very hyperion quality, for fale by
K. b. Jameson.
SEPT. II. eo4w
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1 uenfy DoLlurs KeUa1d

-
For apprehfndlng and fecuring 3sryard,
a Mulatto man, a carpenter by trade, Who
eloped about the z3d day OF lalt June: he
is middle Gzsd fellow, about 20 wears
OF age, lighr comp,exiou, bls, K eyes, ana
much freckied, his hair thick and gene
rally comhed up pretty high before, plea
liant, fctt, fmiling countenance, has fcai
on one OF his arms near the ihoulder, IN,
particular arm | cannon at preient recol-
!eet, Il is fuppofed that he is lurking a.
bout Dumfries where he lately lived iom,
time, by permiilion of Mifs Betfey Tyler,
to whom ne belongs and of whom hire
him tor the preient year. He took OF
undry clothes of gingham, cloth, &c.
winch cannot at preient defcribe.
JOHN .HOOE.
raueIner, avg. 80. s2aw3w
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Str0yed or Stolen

Str0yed or ot0Scn
FROM paiure near town, about Is:
9TH Infant, a bright bay HORSE, IJ
hands high, eight years old, has lars.
feet, fwitch tail, white ring round one
OF his fore fet,er- locks, and one whit:
foot behind. Whoever fall bring tn.
faid Horfe, or give information where he
may be found, 60 the fubfcribcr, fhall Il.
ceive FIVE DOLLARS reward, AID
reafonable expenses paid.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
Sent T8 q
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>. well asto Sweden, his Swediih nnaiel.
~ could not, in general. take upon him
llf any fhare Of refponfbility for the im-
proper uie which the belligerent powers
NAV make Of the Swedilh veaels which
they may feize upon.
6 This principle appears 10 his Swedilh
maiefy 70 we'll founded, that he Aatters
hinnelf the court of Berlin will give it all
the lupport which juRice and the common
intereR appear equslly to demand; and it
has been hitherto rcfpested amidft all the
outsages which have been committed on
both Gdes, without which the war mutt
have become general. Had the Ottoman
Porte, Ruilia, and England, attached fuch
Responsibility to all the flags il the port of
Alexandria had they claimed the ref}itu-
ton OF Egypt from the REFLECTIVE govern
ments, becaufe their merchant veAcls had
been compelled TO carry French troops to
take that country by fnrprize and had
they uied the fame forms Of application,
and United on the fame pcrenptory terms
and conditions ali commerce, all neutral
lity mutt have been at once annihila,ed.
His majefy therefore conceived that the
violence offered to the Swedifh flag at
Barcelona was not to be treated in any
other manner than that Of which he had
Weviouly to complain; and he referves
to himfelf the privilege Of demanding re-
paration for the injuries done to his fub,eefs
or his flag, at fuch opportunity, and by
fuch means, as his particular ituation may
afford.
ellis n,ajehy, however, ought not to
conceal, that. in the preient cafe, the In
jury which has thence relultcd to friendly
power gives him 70 much more uneainefs,
As he regards the capture made by the
Englifh asvery illegal, and he is anxiouly
deiirous of being able, by his repreientati-
ons, to contribute to It's refisution.
6 His majeRy will certainly make every
sxertion to effect an arrangement, upon
which the continuance Of amicable relari-
ons between Sweden and Spain is unex-
peetedly made to depend; but he cannot,
at prefent, take thoie feps with relpeet to
the two frigates, which he has.not hither
to taken with refpeet to his own conveys,
nor give the court of Spain any better
hopes than he has himfclf.
Y" The undersigned embraces this occa-
hon, &c.
IS D,EHR ENHEIM ,,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-05
1N0u7zt-Ve Fs1hery.
ConGfmg az
March &.

THE public are informed that the re-.
port of the hlhery being rented is milf
take, the parties who were to have rented
1t having Withdrawn from the bargain.
Fifth will be fold from the feline as cheap
at this landing as at any on the river, and
every exertion uied to accommodate cuff
toners. The roads leading to this fiihery
are very direct and will be kept in good
orderfor the accommodation Of waggoners.
!. March 8. doff