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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
BOSTON, December 20

This day arrived, fhip Onllow, Bar
ney, Liverpool, was ipoke with off the
Britifh channel by French Privateer,
and politely treated.
Same day, thip Romulus, Freeman. Ba
tayia, III days into the Vineyard. Sailed
in company with the ihip Columbia, Of
Philadelphia, and capt. Oliver, of Bever-
ly. Parted with the latter off the lie
OF Attention, all we'll. Left at Batavia
three Engliih fhip from CharleGon, bound
to Manila.
Same day, flip Harriet, Orr, Briaol,
lett no Americans there. Capt. Barnardin
the Foxwell, failed three DAYS before for
Charlefon.
Same day, brig Three Friends, Cole,
Cape FRANCOIS, IS days via New Prov,-
dence, where thc was taken in. Left at
New Providence, December 4, for adju-
dlcation, ihip Polly, Campbell, of Char
leiton, part cargo condemned, fhip and
remainder waiting for further proof; ihip
Ruby, OF ditto venel and cargo condemn
ed; ichooncr Polly, Vincent, waiting
trial; fchooner Pearl Of Norfolk, con-
delnned; brig Aniahle, Matilda, OF
New York, waiting her fate: brig Fair
American Of do. condemned; fchooner
Polly Of do. do. brig Franklin Of do.
waiting fate; brig Penelope, of do. do.
brig Betfey, Ball, Of Marihheld, do
All Spaniih produce going from America
condemned.
Same day, brig Lydia, NJ Cray, Liver
pool, 43 days, nothing new; failed in
company with the OnAow.
Same day, {chooner prio, Leghorn;
long pahage, fpoke October II, lat. 81,
SO, long. II, fhip Abigail, Clark, from
Baltimore, for Madeira, all we'll. Novem-
Der Is, lat. II long. 81, poke Aoop
Rachel, Goodhue, from Newburyport to
fiifpaniola, all we'll.
Same day, fhip Clyde, Kirk, St. Johns
barque Mailewaik, Angel, Malaga; brig
Volunteer, fitzpatrick, Demerara, via
Vineyard; brig Sally, Hall, Batavia,
via Newport; Sally, Dean, HAVANA J;
brig Betiey, Ewers, do. fchocner Nep-
tune, Wefon, Martinique; Induftry,
Dagget, do. Indui}ry, Williams, Hava-
nah; Trolle, Chadwick, St. Barts.
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10 Kent
find Immediate b9NsDfon giyen,

And immediafe baD9DI0n give0,
A convenient dwelling houie and fore,
with necefary out-houfes, &c. htua'c on
Duke-Rreet near Col. IIooe,s wharf. a
further defcription is thought unnecefary,
as it is prefuned any perion wifhing to rent,
will view the prcmiles-Applv to
CHARLES J JAMESON.
January 1. eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
FALMOUTH, November ~.

The Duke of Clarence, a new packet.
Is daily expected to arrive here from
plymouth, and if fhe arrives before the
18th init, ihe will fail for New York
with the American mails of this month.
!nitead OF the Lcicefer, which is at Dire,
lent reported tor that purpole. The fiar-
lequin packet will take the Leeward iland
mails OF Wednesday next, but will not be
ready tor lea till about the 4th inf.
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LONDON, November II.

LONDOIN,4 November z.
Malta is made the grand depot ofprovi-
dons, military flores, cloath;ng, &c. for
all our troops in the Mediterranean. New
cloathing, now making for the guards, is
ordered thither, and it is hppofed that Sir
Ralph Abercrombie will fail with the
troops under his command TO that ifland--
there to wait the alternative Of alifting
the Emperor in Italy, fhould hotilities be-
tween France and AuAria be renewed or
of attacking the French in Egypt, fhould
we be left alone in the war.
1t has been mentioned that Lord Elgin
ient his iecrefary MIR. Morier, to the
camp of the Grand Vizier. He was made
prifoner at the battle in which the Otto
mans were defeated with 70 much dreadful
daughter, on the 6cnewai OF hoitilities, and
Immediately Iiberated on making hiufeif
known to Kieber. Be this as it may, du-
ring the puriuit, his papers fell IL the
hands ofthe French, who deelning then
not leis favourable TO their cauie than their
intercepted corrcfpondtnce was to ours,
let about printing them. Our informant,
to.whom they were fhewn in Egyp5, init
mates his extreme regret at TIE nature Of
the policy expre1Id in fone letters from
lord Elgin to his iccretary, and in the
copies ct the aniwers frcm that gentleman
to his lcrdihip and adds, that the French
general fpeaks his difpleafure in terms
which it would NOT be decorous to repeat.
The Vienna Court Gazette of the Il 9Th
announces the entrance Of Cent Lehrbach
into the council as miniaer of fate; bat
IL has as yetlfay letters from paGaa) made
no mention Of the nomination of Count
1ooentzel to the place Of Vice Chancellor
ana Minitef for foreign affairs, nor of the
r''lgnatlon OF Baron Thugut, who CONT
nass to rule the cabinet both directly ard
Indirectly. 49,
The Dublin mail of Saturday brought
Proclamation from the Lord Lieutenant,
anlcn' after feciting the order in council
mert,ed In The Morning P9f on Friday
zen night, for the meeting OF the Imperj-.
:. az Parliament on the I'D of January, no.
scss 'nat On the LIT Dec. the members
r - .ne oiRerent cities and boroughs to be
ls'ented are to meet, and to draw or o.
~, aicertain the names of the feve-
"a, ,sa members to ferye for the faid places in
ING imperial Parliament.
oome IDEA may be formed of the fear
th.y " ifeih proyiions at Gibraltar. from
been ,na. leu of three gmuens having
turkey. ' 'o' an ''a'hefent
worLs e. - contemplation to carry out cone
defend rom the land of Torbay, 70 as to
from :, 'ieet, two points more at leaft
i &C. als eaitward, for want Of which there
be;no y great danger of our fhips of war
e,lsss UT uliven On fhorc in the deliberate
~ ~uasn 10 often blow ON that coat.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
A1sxandyia Abe,t;1sr:
THURSDAY, u uary +.
The Editors present. the Con,DA-
me''5s q the Season to their Pa
irons.

,1a' cAlon Calett, matter, from Norfolk,
Virginia, bound to Falmouth fer orders
The LOTT her main and nsizen MATS a,,;ng
dreadful hurricane on the 18th Ocfober On
the banks of Newfoundland, and fafaiDeJ
other material damage.
A gentleman from Italy who late1v ira
yelled through the United States, gave to
one OF his friends the following account of
the Lom5ardy poplar.
1t 1erves, fad he, in the country from
which it derives its name, the four follow.
ing purpoies =
l. 1t moderates the heat Of the fummer
fun in meadows, and thus protects and cr
creates the quantity ofhay and paRure.
2. The body CT the tree, when full
grown, after its bark is taken OF and if IS
thoroughly dried, makes good rails.
3. Its branches, when cut down ard
drleds afford excellent fire wood, rar,icu.
larly for cooking in famner.
4. he leaves and Gnall twigs Of the
tree, when plucked or cut in the fall Of
the year, and dried, make wholeiome
fodder tor cattle and iheep during the win
ter.
1t is hoped our farmers, where their ma
tive forfeit trees have become Ecarce ard
dear, Will attend to thele facts, and here
AFTER, cultivate the Lolnbardy tree for o.
ther purpoies than merely for doneRic
ihadc, Or ornament.
The average price Of Sugar in London
computed from the returns made for the
week ending the 9TH day of November
1900, is ./eqventy- fzvo IBihugs and ten renee
three fa,tbings per hundred weight.
f.rtr03 ga Litter from The /ate,c0rgo If
The nip Fn.vo,gte, Cba,lss Buyaa,I
m.J/ge'', dafed ST.. Pieyyes, Gn9dalaube,
23d Noe'ember, 1900.
" On the z4rh day after left New
York, was taken By the French privatcer
fcb'r Patriot, Of this place. in about lat.
70, n. and long. 90, w. in whole poGef-
fion I have been till this day, aflociated
with negroes and .pcrions of almoh every
defcripfion-Fortunately for me, met
here friend Of mine, formerly of New
York, otherwife fhould have been con-
lined IN the common prifon, among all The
convicts OF the country. Pleafe inform all
the concerned in the 1hip Favorite of her
deitiny, as | am allowed to write only
thus much, by this opportunity.
The Englilh papers are full of the ex
petition plumbers Of the Englih command
ers.-That of Cadiz, as we have before
learnt, has been added to the number and
lord Keith has withdrawn from before that
port.
y
BY the lateR accounts from Conhanti-
noPle it appears that the French il Egypt
are preparing to attack the Turks in Sy-
ria. 1t is added in private letters that Gr
Sidney Smith has employed his influence
with Ghczzar Pacha, and has fucceeded
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01

BY the lateR accounts from Conhanti-
noPle it appears that the French il Egypt
are preparing to attack the Turks in Sy-
ria. 1t is added in private letters that Cir
Sidney Smith has employed his influence
with Ghezzar Pacha, and has fucceeded
in reconciling him TO the Porte,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

THY OF ihipping is always wanting among the
merchants OF all countries, confidered as body
or focie'y; and, although a war may drive bu
hnets from one nation to another, yet peace re
moves the prehure, and bufinefs retnrns to its
equilibrium.
The nations which have loR their lhipping or
Withdrawn navigation, will refume it and as
they cannot fupply themlelves from their own
hip yards, they mutt refort TO foreigners, and
Purchafe fhipPing for temporary exigencies.
France, Spain, and Holland. will doubtlels be
PnTchafers of foreign ihips, Especially France );
and the American merchant will fud good
markets abroad, for fhiPs that would not bring
two thirds their value az home.
As our merchants will oie much of their
freiBhIing buGnefs, 70 their marke.s will be eff
fentially varied. Great Britain will immedi-
atey be abe to fupply her own i1ands with falt
Provifions, FROM the government flores on hand,
which will be fold al auction. Our trade TO her
iilands will refume its limited courfe which will
eitentiaIy affect the price Of beef, pork, butter,
and number of fmaller articles. Flour will
feel fimilar change. But the precife degree
OF reduction in the price will not be immediate
IL lettled-much depends on the fupplies fent,
from Europe to the Weltindies.
The bufnefs of the Mediterranean, as far as
regards the Purchafe and lale of commodities,
will not be varied in the fame degree, as the
Weltindia trade, except to Gibraltar, which
will probably BE- greatly reduced.
lac India trade will continue but praba
bly, the Britlh lhippiag in the eaaern feas, will
tax; from US Tome valuable freights
The whll- filhery, which was, in great
L IL
our trade TO France, will again revive p'oyid
ed France ihould not impofe heavy duties on
the importation of OIL The cod 6ihery cannol
Dc eGentialiy aReGedl
Some Of our Rap commodities, though they
| may iuffer a temporary variation, will TO- VI.
! tim1ttly fail Of market as gooj as Uflal--
Pot AMI pearl aihes, and Cottoa, are f. neceE
Gary % the fupport of the Britith Manufacturer,
| thlt the demand cannot be greatly lehened.
Indeed, the dry good trade viii remain nearly
as uftal, while the conlumpion is regular;
| Tome reduction of which msy be calculated on,
from the fall of our produce, and tie confe
quent icarcity Of cath. Tobacco may take a
rife
In proportion as The want of foreign markets
fhall reduce the price of labor, wiibe the re
dutlion of lands, mechanical occupations and
productions. This reduction cannot be lefs
than from IS to SO per cent.-At the fame
| time, expenses of all kinds being dminiIhed
people will find the means of (ubfHence nearly
as ealy as before.--Silary men vi be greatly
relieved.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

country their miiery is apparent in their deie6
ed looks, and in their meagre bodies, covered
with rags and naRineGs. Thofs willing to work
are not efficiently paid for their labor to main
tain them; many Of them are kept from itarv.
ing BY f'uPs, chiefly conGang of the wafbng
OF the plates Of converts after the monks h., c
dined Is it then furpriing that they thieve, rob,
and sometimes adaflinate?
The Influence of the monks flor the fecuIar
clergy are lefs in ealmation is greater in Por-
tugal than 10 any Roman Catholic country in
Europe. Il is aGerteI that there are not many
families in Lilbon Of which fome monk or 9th.
sr has not the chef direction.
Religious projections form the grand and
D,ef injecting amu(-msnt Of the inhabitants
Of Lib IN and few things convey ftronger
prelumpon Of the inGpidity of their ulhal Ry'e
Of life, than their finding any amufement in thole
dreary lpeaacles, contifs Of multitude of men
Of all conditions, dre1ed in robes of different COL
ours, with a white flick in each Of their hands,
1pwly following the tatue Of (ome Saint, with
bands # mulic at Intervals, and the whole cloC
ed BY the Monks, Of whom the foregoing Saint
is the Pauon.
Yet 10 thofe ceremonies the inhabitants Of
L'tbon flock in crowds, and behold them With
admin arion.-The ladies in particular fpend
ieveral lys previous TO fuch folemnlties in pre-.
pairing their rchef attire.
There is little variety at Liib n: ore week
j Ike the whole wear, and the whole year ike
the iril week | do not believe the Portuguele
themf.lves could fnpport fuch uniformity were
i ROT for their religious ceremonies.
R-Iigon teens % be a,-neceG4ry % man
kind as water; the pureR Of both IS the mott
falotary; yet in thar lt'te, neither P'e7les the
vulgar PA'ate. ~ all ages, mankind have been
fond of adutcrating both with foreign ingre-
dI=nts thoie ingredients are Of en- Of az 'n,ox
;cat'ng q1ajtg, walsh Pervert, thsir beneficial
na,ure, IL Is mems 'aios. renders them guar
redonl2 lometimss furious, and m kes tina,
which Vas in:ended as 4 bieGing Of rate as a
cure- a TRAVELLER.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

Beau fui dolrpiion Of the different ways IL which the
man u ;alent, and ne without employed
il the fsme circunhlnces.
THEY are obliged lct u iuppofe, to walk
from Temple Bar to Hyde Park Corner. The
dali man goes fraigth forward; he has 10
many turlougs 10 trtverie. He obferves # he
meet any Of his acquaintance he inquiries
respecting their health and their family. He
glance, perhaps the lhops as he pafes he ad
mireS The falhon If buckle, and the metal OF
a tea urn. II n experiences any flights OF
fancy, they are Of Oh )rt extent of the fame
nature a, the flights Of a forelt bird, clipped ct
his wings, and condemned to PATS the ret OF his
lite in farm yard. On the other handfhe
man Of talent, gives full icope to his magma.
ton. He laughs and cries. Unindebred TO he
iuggehions OF surrounding Objects, his whole
foul is employed. He enters into wife calcula-
tons, he gets laSacjous rea(oning@ In i'm
agimaJian he decaIns or delcrihes, impreiiej
with the deepet fympathy, or elevatei TO the
lofteR rapture. H makes a thonland new
and admirable combin atoms. He pAIes thro'
a thonldnd imaginary lcenes, tries bis courage,
talks hi, ingenuity, and thus becomes gradual
ly prepared 70 meet almoa any Of the many CO.
lore1 events Of human life. He coniults by the
aid Of memory, the books he has read, and pro-
jets Others for the future inRruaion and delight
OF mankind. If he ob(erve the paGengers, he
reads their countenances, conjeetures their pat
hiaory. and forms superficial notioo of their
wiidom or folly, their virtue or vice, their fat
ista6tion or milery. If he obferves the tcenes
that occur, it Is with the eye OF connoihtur or
an artia. Every objea is capable of lugget
ing to him a volume of reflections. Tha time
of thele two perlons in one refped reiembles (;
it has brought them to Hyde Park Corner. 10
almoR every other refpea it is diaimilar
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
EFFECTS OF PIECE.
From a New York Paper.

From New-York Paper.
Few events in the progress of Society, occa
ii1ns greater agitation in the public mind, or
more extenlive changes in the tate of property,
than the ceaation of war. Thele changes,
from the extent and duration of the war now
clofld, will be more comfortable than thofe
which have been experienced on former occa-
lions and, although the whsle MATS of people
in America are to fee the effects, yet the 6rt
and more immediate inpr5Hioa is made on the
merchants. The general eta, every man of
obfervation and reA:aion, can eafly forefee
bu! the details an1 the degree of change, are
not 10 readily afcertained.
IL is an obvious remark, that the cloi1 of a
war, withdraws large part OF the freighting
bu!ineis from a neutral country of conrie rem
ders part Of its fhiPpiag ulelefs. But tn. eH-
peaati'n of loGng their lhippng, lhould not
iniuce the merchants to make Precipitate fac
rihees oftheir property. About the fame guam
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Of Turkey.

sEMuN, SEPT. IA
This dinurbances at Belgrade, arc happily Appealed,
and the affair has uncxPeIte. y TAKEN atavorabe tura
for the Porte Before The oid Janid'ries had op.
portunty Of delivering up the tOrres to P4TSwan o.
lou, courier arrived Belgrade from COn,ntinOPc,
by which the Grand Segnior rcA0rld the OLD Jsnid.
All their former privileges Thi' gave In much
fatisaeon, that Immediately after is pUhlio4aln Inc
Janaares tet the P,ha Of Belgrade at liberty, lIbn,-
TED 70 bis Iers AZ ceturned ths;r eg ance the
Grand Seignior. In corleqIence ~ thts change,
great quantity Of Turkh goods have arrived IRON Ss.i
onich, which had heen detained 20 Belgrade, and to-
morrow the commodities which h,d loa2 lain h@ -on
accoun, Of the troubles in Turkey will be orwArdsa
AZ Bci9CzJ-, ana tbence % Cyntsutin1Pi-.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

What an awful lehon does the termination Of
the dreadful conAia in Europe, exhibit 70 the
nations of the earth Il had its origin i the
diabolicAl caverns Of the illuminate, with wAom
it was dogma-that {" the end jnIthes the
means" They exerciled "their holy right OF
inturrecf;on" TO recover Liberty and the iorg
lott rights Of man" The favage rulers Of
France proclaimed "Peace 70 The cottages o.
the Poor-WIr 70 the manGons OF the rich"
With theGe nfrufons their f=rocious ana IN
rejecting hotdes have cauied more m,iery, and
have fPiAyed more delperate wi, kednef than
any Of rhe wars which have il modern times,
dngraced and afflicted man. And what have
the people Of France gained by the dire con
vuldun They have become illumin ued--they
have enlarged their fertitory-and have *
changed the word Kingdom for that Of Republic
But does their illumination make them more
happy Will the acquGtion Of territory add
TO the wealth Of the deluded individuals? Is
their Republic lefs defpotic than the govern
ment Of Louis the Fifteenth Is its adminif.
tration more humane? Does It afford greater
lecuriy 10 the lives, to the Liberties, aud 70 the
property Of the inhabitants In lhort-Are the
advantages of iuch nature as TO atone for the
blood and trealure which they have 70 wanton.
ly iacri6ced? Pbila1. pap.
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Of Egypt.

LONDON OCT "
The ohi-al Gaz Of Saturday confirms the account
Of Mcnou having offered capiruate for the lurtendcr
Of Alexandria. The three days allowed for fe,tng the
terms had expired, when the medenger lcnt of
by Cen. Hutchinfon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
From the Newyork Commercial Advertiser.
NUMBER Pm.
To The PRESIDENT Of the Unasa States.

To the PRESIDENT Of the United States.
SIR,
THE extreme danger and abfurdity Of thus admit
ting adherence feet party, to DC the ground
qualification for office cannot efcaPe the obervstion Of
the mott superficial aa,ei'aan. The fupreme msgtrAte
fhoud know luch dininctons, and never take them
into confederation unIe in cafes where attachments to
foreigners or enemies might be fuPpoIed to endanger
the ddelity of an officer in par ocular department.
Thus { might notIbe expedient to emp'oy man known
be partial TO Great Britain France, in negocis
tion with either nationals nrong prediction or
prsjudice might give an undue bias to bis Judgment
But luch an attachment might be no disqualification
for Collector. furveyor, clerk
IL the principle, however, ihould be admitted and
the precedent eRAbhed, thar adherence to partcu-
lar party, qualities for office it will open foodga
Of iniquty, and perpetual contention One parry viii
hold together longer than while the oaee' are o.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

By arrivals at Baltimore and Philadelph ia-Lonaon
dates 70 October r.
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BOSTON, March =.

Yeferday arrived, fhip Antelope, Cole,
from Barcelona, 81 days.
Left there fhips Columbia, Pichins !;
Mary, Taylor Gen. Wayne, Leder !;
briggs Comet, Bools and Iris, CaAina,
all Of New York fhip Superior, Smith,
ofCharlcaon. The fhip Hannah and Eli
"a, Wilds, of Bottom, touched at Barcelo-
ma, and failed for Alicant. Barque Two
Brothers, Holman, of Salem, touched at
Barcelona, and proceeded on to Genoa
Brig Elizabeth, Williams, Of N. York,
had failed for Mahon. Spoke capt. AL
len Nye, from Jamaica, bound to Nor
foik--alfo, o days fnce, captain Crofby,
IN Bolton ich'r from Savannah home.
Extracts from the Log Book of the fhip
Herald, capt. Silfbee, from Calcutta,
arrived here 18th February.
November 1, at p. M. discharged the
Bengal pilot, in co. with the fhips Perfe-
verance, Cleopatra, and Grace, for Phila-
.delphia, aud ihip Sphinx, for Baltimore
The +. ]. company's packet CORVALLIS,
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NEW YORK, March IL.

Arrived hips Draper, Taylor, Gree
mock Sophia, Sammis, Charleiton; TO-
"a, Offender, do. briggs Mentor, Roalois'
Hamburg Therefa, Coopman, Altona;
Clio, y Bourne, Amferdam Neptune
-, Savannah fch'rs Sufannah, Beard
PRECEDENT, Pearlon, Hannah, Wilber' Iu'>
ratoman, Hill, and Cornelia, -, W.
ginia.
Cleared, fhips Warren, Everett, Lon
don; Perseverance, Allen, Newry De-
light, Widen, Dublin; Barque freaell-
ca, -, Londonderry brig Jane M1.
ria, Ingraham, Amferdam; ich'rs fiyins
Fiji, Leitch, Nevis; Louiia Bridse'
Eve, Bermuda.
The Clio has had remarkable pshaS'
of 8 days from lands end. Sailed nv.
with the fhip Pan,illa, of Baltimore, =; ~
the lie of May Phebe Ann, OF ln. y.
delphia, for Portfmouth, Eng. ana .J
fhip Frederick, for this port. A sI1,
there, the fhip Maria, Huaey; Pfeso sr;e
Chew Chelapeake, Tombs /; ana us
Herty, Sands. The ihip John, f1o"s-
and Hare, Ogilvie. were ready tor 'I roo-
February 5, in the Channel, law an 20