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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07


LosDoN, JULY Z.
The fecrecy with which uainiaers htve con.
duaed the negotiation, has been very iuRly the
iubjea OF appIaufe among thofe who ale MOI il
the habit of commencing them. Something
| is alto due 70 M Otto upon thi point, hecauie
the dilclefure upon former oacaGors was. per
haPs, more owing to rhole connected with The
Perien holding The ftuation which he now fills,
than T. bis m jeity's miniaers. Til. laudabe
iecrecy leaves Us, upon the prsfent location,
no means A gng OF tn Gate Of the necoci-
| alton, ont from citcunAances which come tn
our knowledge, an which have reference 10
this important queaiop The tate Of parties
! in Fl ance the preparations "a The c9aR for
inVaiion, the interrJ 7ton, H lome degree, of
the frequent irtercoIr'e which has ,teiy fnb
, fried between the two countries, and the Ian
guage Of the official journal throw fo1ie light
upon his interening uJ-4. W. have the
/ moi decilive proof, IF the embarrafrnerts AMI
q ihculteS which the Chief Co.lll exr1 ences
in carry n On the war, aud he feems ncw re
duced 70 what lie has of~a declared 10 b. his
Ia recuniary reieurce, tbs p,ice of tsars zvub
Portugal That France. therefore, pants fox
peace. there can be no doubt but In that
couRtry the lpirit n party will have m -e MIA
ence urou the qrearon. than tile nccelTurs, or
the wines Of the PEOPLE. Already there are
three cirrnd parties in France that nc Bona
tarts; 81 Moreaa. an4 ne Ultima Bonaparte
IS not luPpoied TO be, in hi, own opinion, very
uniea(onab'e upon the neral qreaion Of p=ace,
and would certainly BE- Hi 0 Ell ~ Weld every
thing, # Malta AM EgYpt we're f-cured to
France. Mo eau is fil nore moderate he
knows how difficult i has been Ia keep Tie ar
my ID iPline, from The gre1t arrears Of pay
Cue 70 he ioliiers, an1 he -allc kn VS. we'll the
general dttrels NJ III, nation. III, charlaer
.d his taen,s give hin great we.gi. am bis
a5herrats, tho not bod ior en,eIprilg, are
both me ou5 and reipeTIhle Milf a, who
Is J4c95i7, has fl his Pd-tzlns all who I'll
hold th- sKtravagsut do5irjn1s f tia fchool,
and Is che perlon mot'drea-sd by BonAplrte
lie IS laid n have offered Ills leryices III the
iuvaion or this c-uuJrv, an f-o rs n, ijea Of
concluding he war uR , France h 3, b-oughr
All h-r cQemics under her ke. II * probable
that he grett cu-8.on z Peace OF War viii Be
decided by Tome accidental ci1cum ;ance ,vh.ch
gives tn Preponde' ancc to one q th-l- prrti y,
rather than by he iutce Of The terms demand
ed by one country orl the otne. AS 70 the
concentration Of invahon, il IS proudly noth
Ing more th Ar A tIreat with which il IL chou lht
polite to accompany eEtragJgRrt deyna lds
but ID becomes our minute S tn provide Aglrnt
X Ky. tncn bc prepared ~ they we're when II
was lornery thre4Jened. Probably 70 att-mpt
wi b- made and i it be. wit cert inly Ell IL
the coniuiion and dlcomiture Of The enemy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
LONDON. July II.

LONDON, July ~.
Our Pl-t Lette's cootun he mott de i've
evidence " Tie attention of Minlers ~ th- re-
curity of The country At the pr-lent nomen'.
The number IF lhips ient out aud the prcPar
ari5n7 Al th~G: places which are opPD-.c tl the
coat of France, are calcul tted 10 give conf
dence to iae mott imid. From Dover We Gni,
hut OWING y the wife m-afures Of preventing
all padergers going to md coming from
France, our iotercoarf- wi.k that country IL
likely ~ be completely foppel
We have forborne du'in; The lat week en-
tcring into a d-tail of any but he mot public
of various meafures adopted By government,
10 meet tie dln3ers with which the en- my
threatens us il The ihaPe of IN inva'ion, could.
erin5 that little aivant 'ge could be derived 10
the country, and fine hints TO the crenY
might be furnlhe by enlarSng on fuch fl5.
ie9. The wife and vigorous conduit purified
by niniary in the diff rent circumstances in
Which, during the lhort pcrioI Of their admin.
araion that has elapfeI, they have been pla-
ced, has given the country fu-h conf fence ID
their vigilance and activity, that We could add
bat li,iIe to it 5y our teflmony. o. Tie pre-
fent location il VII be fe-n from iuch Of the
,uealu'es Of Internal preparation as we have
thought it our duty to Gate, and as are TO be
found in our paper Of Saturday and 70 day
that they have neglected no means Of flf-ty /;
and though We can h2tdly flppofe the enemy
raIh, we might almrG fay inlane enough, IN
attempt 70 carry their threats in:o exc ution,
Mr.. Addington and bis colleagues will have
the thanks OF their colntrymen for their ever
rions, certainly more than equal 70 rePe A
greater danger than any we have % aPpre-
bend, while the combined Aeets are blockaded
in BreN, and while bot quo boat is abb to
move from one Of their ports to aao her, wj,h
out the gfearca peril, and the gre1teG Triumph
on the part of the Republicans if il happens 10
efape.
LoND0N, JyIY 20
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
TvoLUatr ".

tile fpefulat9s, that b ore this day, the trocnP
comPofrg the expedition lately failed from,
Po'ttmouth, have landed at Fnnchall, in Made
ira, and taken the nadtpu.eI poF-I7n Of hat
in4nd, in uaa for her f.ithfi NASTY Of Poftu-
gal, unal the end Of The prefent war.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
From a London Paper, July ..
PF-L TIE FTRST.

IT I, ce~;si' that Con1ts Sabow have beeo
deGret to Withdraw from Ptterfbqrgh, IN ar
count of their having be, accef NV W. TIE w.
cbisxy oe Paul the FRI Wh-ther The En- ero-
Alexander mans to defre all the roblera "A
co2cerne1 il thar Ir2nfl zion TO travel abr9ad.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

The III nd Of St. Domingo, IS 40 miles II
length and from 80 to 400 il breath. The
French part Off previous to the commencement
Of the revolution contained about 7oo, 900 inhab
tants, and the S>anifh rs 600. The popula.
ition Of The whole i1and t is probable now a.
moUnts notwithstanding hedeItrutiion occaGon.
ed By mlil4crss and wars, to at Leaf a million
Of perions
The Crcnmnavigalor Bouganville, at Paris,
has preiented Memoir to the French Govern-
mont, 10 which ne endeavous to demonRrate
that the North pole, may Re approached much
nosrrr than i has teen BY Phipps and Others.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

X * Etid at V.enuG thar the Fre1c1 are f,r-
ming large magazines at p 4. hiers and az Man.
ina, AMI that great number of trooDs p4f,
the Alns IN order to complete the amy M TIA
~, from which it IS inferred tlar France IS A.
IN di(9ofe ttn war The pme Agents foread
reports N Pati, thar th- Court Of T'cnoa "A
rafting NV tcQFs, thar II cps Up her elllh-
lithment # .aril cry, hsGens her recruiting fer.
A, Al II bring; z her army toEe1her AMI
they cCncude by fdyng, that the court If Vi
eUpa is dfpoie& 70 war.
In Germany il is reported that the French
troops have ratered Rome, and have taken
p7aetlion Of n. territories OF the Pope AZ
Paris it is fad that he AuRriln troops have
invaded the Up-er Palatinate AID fcme aCions
| nave taken pace, ard they even name the or
6cers wlo wee Oiled ard wo1nici; tins the
Auiriens haver -n1n.ncsd tile wa. and viz
lated he treaty If Lunevi.Is They lay n;
VIENNA 'h4t S. coo Fre have p4Ged The
Rhine Al Cafl, and proceeded by forced
marche, at5 Weaphata.
s7oLsrrA,IvxE z3,-The Covsrn'r oF tbs
city has received I tt4r from The French Com
manier at BieIi, announcing the important in
t~llgenoe thai The F.ench 'Froops.now a, Aqui-
2. are Immediately ~ retire til Terni- THIS
reo.uton has bt an taken ~ oon(-qucnce at
mel 'nchoy accident, which the etler mentions
IN b following woris:
"A drsaJful ditaNer has happened 81 the
road from Chieti 70 P3poli. Il vas occ}fJi med
by the Gaking dowl Of Monntlin which his
rendered The road iniraGl1'e for more than 4
mile -nd hif. The r,eaIce IS tru ter iiic."
Sew. al French Officers lately arrived from
Beti, Pare, hat there Ind heen n eartf quake,
BY which 6's han lred p4rfon7 psiibcj We
ikewte learn, that the river Piu2ro unable u
continue its courfe, had fPread itGrlt over tie
country, and formed an in1nence lake. Theft
event, were communicated 10 General Muras.
and he was earnelly requeaed to furpend the
march nf the troops On their way from Fo5,i1o
for the Kingdom Of Naples
PARIS, July III.
Eviyc17 gra Litter from cr7erai o5-sr ~ .zrz43rt
An unhappy fprit Of party has par4yf-d our
efoft' we fh,plj otherwife hav, had no En-.
glib in Egyot, except as Prifners.
General Menou takes me1furcs ~ free nm.
felf from the i'll difpoftd, and, we hope not
withdrawing The iafariortv Of our numbers. M
4 feat The ohieSt of oar enemies. We are fil
maRers Of The Country. The Eneli(h noftts
dolly Aboukir, and Rofct-l the Turks Sllrhie
AM Balbeis Non. Of theft Po&s were dif-
pu'ed
Moarad Bey IS dead Of the PLAGUE. vhich
makes great ravage- amoDgf the Tnrks AZ c.
iro and in Upper Egypt. we have i not az
A'evae4ria, or IN The r,n If our armv. Tbs
Engih rly. thar tie N g7ciitions Cor Peace are
n greataaviy. and certainly they % nopdeGre
it lefs thar we, for they know wha' It has cor
10 maintain III .mfelve5 hsre, anj what il MAD
vet cor
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
HAMBURG, ruLY II.

4. . Y Y I4T1I7 . ] \ = . =
According TO the laa accounts from Copen.
hagen, Count .Loewendahl, fon 70 the Danifh
Ambaiiador IN Ruffia, Is Immediately 10 pro-
eesd 70 st. Peterfbu gh. with an official nor6
eaton Of the accelIion of Denmark TO the Con-
vention concluded there on the nth nit. between
Lord ST. H-ens and Count P4niu. Sweder
having already fgniEed IS formal aocefIion, the
differences between O. Britain and IL. North
trn Powers are thus moR happily brought to a
final adjuRrent.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

LoNDoN, JyLY 20
Its he g-De.al opinion Of our beA me- taa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

rFNicE, jay s.
All the mfrchaat' Of this city have been
fimm0n@d by the Governor, who notified e
item, that n Coo equence ofthe Peace Of In
neville, aaI the ftieod!y relations, re.eRabhfh.
ct with France. they mutt no longer FIR III
Prov liens Or armun,t ION 70 the Eallh hips
Of war cruiGny ii the Gnlph OF Venice:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

The accounts received By the la1 Mil from
Vienna # the total defeat and capsure Of Cau-
theaume and his Squadron, By Sir John BorIar.
Waren,i- not very generally credited here. No
dat is mentioned; aad il is f-il that neither
theQueen Of Naples nor Lord Minto hat re-e;v-
ELI any Intelligence 70 thatefea. RI was finn.
ly cliev:d, however, At Vienna, wh=n tie poa
81 the ltth came away.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
EVENING SCHOOL.

THE Subicribcr would inform the citizens
of Newport, that he purpofes to open
an Evening School. on the 9Th Of fOdober. at
Mr.. Mae lntolh Alexanders houfe in Mail
borough-hreet, where he now keeps Day
School 10 which will be taught Reading,
Writing. Arithmetic. Englifh Grammar,
Geography, &c. Parents or maRer, who
win tofeod their children or apprentices.
may be aGared of the lubfcriber's careful at
sention to iuArutt them. sThofe who have a
aedrc 10 iend, may be informed Of the terms
of tuition, and other particulars, by calling
at The Rev. Joihua Bradley's.
at \. JASON SPRAGUE.
Nrsetors. Sept. 78, 1901. 3i6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
STEPHEN T. NORTHAM,
Has tor Sale,
THIRTY Iiogtheads sd proof An
tigua RUM.
Msavbort, JEL II, 1901. a.
NICOLAS GEFFROY,
Nsqsport, JHJ II, 1901.


WGHcb-NNaksT, IN Nesctorf,
INFORMS the Public, he has taken into
/ Partncrihip Mr.. L. ,9ISSOT. faperior
Workman, late from the Watch Mandatory
in Geneva, who will undertake TO make New
Watches ;--and to rcpair,A in the belt man.
ner, for Watch. makers, or private pctfons,
any new-conitrudsd and complicated Watch
es, and Time. .Pieces.-They will ALTO inn
port, from faid Mandatory, at nine months
warning, all fuch Watches and Tine Pieces,
as theif employers fhall order.
Thy bGse aJ6 C0yRarf!y m.bend.
An elegant Affortment of warranted,
and common Eneliih, and Geneva Watchcs
and Time Pieces, which they win fell on iea-
fonable terms. addition to the above,
they carry on the Goldfmith's and Silver.
fmith's buiinefs, in all its branches and like.
wife will make, OF repair, any kind Of Jew
ellery, in the neateR faihion.
Thy oys bave Jer Sale.
Wholefale and Retail, all kinds OF
Jewellery, imported and OF the la.eR faihion /;
officers gold and iilvet EpsuIetts; plssed &
brafs CandleAicks; p'ated ani Britannia Tea
Pots; Dirk, FINAL Swords and Hangers |;
plated Bitts. Stirfups and SPun; Tea-Tays,
Cafon Andifons. Shovel and Tonss Cat
lery. Ware Of al ki~dai Night and bay Spy.
Glaff.s; Ladies 81 ktlemcn's Pccket.
Books, Drcfiog GIil6 Snfpendcrs; 'Tsuf.
ies Hcrfe. Whips Raxors Hopkihs IA.
nous RazQs-Sfp1 "a Beaver Hsts = Per-
6,rf,efv1X kn&z9 ~ ~ 7I.H666yfI And Pari,
Hair Powder !; Starch |; Barley Sugar, and
Sugar Plumbs Spaoifh Segars beR Maka.
bau and Scotch Snuff and great variety Of
other articles, too numerous to infert here.
Newport. Feb. 7, 1861. i9sf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
From the TRvE AMERICAN.
TO 7HE PsopLs CAkLsD
Quakers.
RsGding in the State Of Nero JeJsy,
sOortby Of the perylal, boz0evsr
Of eOsry eis6 Of Citisen'
in The Unted States.
FRrsxps & FlLLow-CrrIztKs.

FRIsNDs & FrLLow-CITIztEs,
A MONG all the arts and doceptions,
"A which the enemies Of Rcpubiicanifm
have praeiiccd, to delude their leis informed
fellow citizens, none have been more iuccsis
full, though none were more wicked, than
that of pcnuading them that Mf. ADAMS
followed the fyacm. asd iu'itated the mea-
fures adopted by General WAsHINGroN.
They knew that the naturalization OF Pref.
dent WAaHINeroN was popular, becsufe II
was pesceful, economical, and fimple. They
knew that Mr.. ADAMS standardization was
the very reveffe. Eot by blending them to-
eether. they hoped the name of WASHES
TOW would set - ihicld to shc condud OF
ADAMS, and defend him from fcrutiny OF
ce,rfur. Their hopes have been TOO tar real
lied. Many peffons who loved WAsHIse-
roN, and approved Of hn Official conduct
have transferred their love and appreciation 70
ApaMs and his mcafSses rnesely becanie
s5ey qxrx ssid his principles and Plaas were
she fame. Let N. my fellew-citizens, before
we applaud any further che meaiares o. the
yssc administration. on sccosnt Of thcis hmi-
lssisy To thefe Of WissIscToss enqsir ~
ssbsf that fimilaity con(ifts have reHctt-
ed not liss,e on this fubje6, and mutt con,
tfSf, -A,xa got been abe 70 difcoser the leah
Of oar Iibcny.- thanrinciples ct Waih-
o,;. him therefore, purfuisg 4 condua has
'oe- efeee hoaor on himlelf asles. Perhaps
Ithes contraA,
>,,cr TAyrOR Has ri fs''0H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
Doctor c. r. Bartlett,

INFORMS ais Friends, and the Public,
/ that he has returned from his vift 20 his
Friends at Nantucket, aad 10 ready to attend
ia his profeGional line, when called On.
Nsuepsrs. Sepi. IS, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
For Sale,

ny the Subj, - z.Netlyeep ,ii,Sr
Ater beipr captured BY tie Sp;nlin P'''
vs,scr., & condemned BY the sE'hunal at n'sS'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

ROwsE TAYLOR Has 0
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-19

: am at a lois how to rroJeed for money
.ur charges although my duty is to claim
the property for owners or underwriters ).
Yesterday went through my examination !:
expect you will write me by the fra con
veyance and no doubt will inform the min
pers OF my ftuat;on. There has been
Drought in here II ia;!, within three DAYS
Sapta.n Iaurchfde, two capt. Remine-
tons, CoPPerthwait aud Wallace, of Phi
ladeiphia, are among them there is now
40 TAIL or upwards Tor adjudication, and
no doubt will be all condemned, as no one
eicapes that is libslled; there are now ont
and fitting for Sea, FORTY SEVEN priya-
teers, and every fat failing vef1el is con-
demre1 and is a privateer ina few days.
N. B. The fhippers and owners offaid
cargo are citizens Of the United States.
were reiident for near twenty years, Of
which there are full proofs on file, in
the court Of Vice Admiralty at New
Providence.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-19
MaDGeh1lhetts Txea(Mry.

~ =
1t appears by the report of the Treafu-
rer, that the cath on hand and debts due to
the Commonwealth, on the gift day OF
December 1900, amounted to 2,oI4,Qz6
dollars IS cents; and that there was then
due from the Commonwealth 1,ooz,zo4
dollars fl cents---leaying balance in "a
YOUR OF the Commonwealth of 3zz,71I
dollars and II cents. The cath on hand
amounted to 1926 dollars 2o cents
The eifimated expence of the State Govern
n'ent ior. the year 8oI, amount to 49,
dollars and IS cents.
PH1LADsLpHIA MEDICAL SOCIETY,".
1T a meeting efthe Soeisty, held on Wea-
ns/acy The 4tb Of February, fovlbe buy-
pfc Of elelzug e1Feers far fbe ex1uixg
year, the tol2s1uixg gentlemen 4veye duly
eleaed:
PRECEDENT Ruth.
Vice Prehdents--Drs. Otto and Coke.
Curatcrs-Meiirs. Gar,iey and Dorfey.
Treafurer-Mr. George Lee.
Junior Secretary--George Logan.
The Legislature Of South Carolina has
Pafled an aet to prevent Negro laycs and
other perfons of colour from entering the
faid fate; the act to remain and continue
in force for three years.
A gentleman Of narrow circumstances.
whole health was on the decline, finding
that an ingenious phyGcian occafionally
dropped into cofee-houfc that he fire.
quented, always placed himfelf oppoGte
the doctor III the fame box, and made ma
ny Indifferent efforts to Withdraw the doc
tors attention from the newfpaper, to ex.
anime the index of his contribution. He
at length ventured bold puih at once,
III the following terms Doaor,' Eaid
he, 8 | have for long time been very
far from being well and as / belong to
an office where l am obliged to attend eve
ry day, the complaints I have prove very
troublcfome to me, and ihould be glad
to remove them. The doctor laid down
his paper, and regarded his patient with
fesdy eye while he proceeded. Il have
but little appetite, and digef what eat
very poorly; have hrange fwimming
in my head, &C. In fhort, after giving
the doctor full quarter of an hours de.
tail Of all his symptoms, he concluded tie
fate Of his cafe with direct quefion-
Pray, dodor, 7ubaf I5alyI .foke? The
doctor, in the act Of returning his paper,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-19
Wilmington Society.

t. The Members Of the
ALEXANDRIA WESTINGHOUSE
CIETY are hereby n0tiErd, th9t a r<ga-
la, fated meeting of'fbe .Iaid S0ciety av,W
be held at GadJ@y's Hotel, on M0uany tie
z3aiyfanf, at 10 o'clock II. M. and it IS
earnsNJ ,eqasjqed that THE member, aV;7l
be b.nt3aI in their attendance, as tbT,e
is Jane neeeeDuyy bzhxsEs ia be tyax/s7rd.
The ,/oeiely qoW mope i. pyoee1zou av;lb
ylueb ofbeys as ebg(e to join, afIa o'eloek,
from the Const-Hog/e /qaare to The Pref
1yte,ian Meeting Ho4fr, qObeye an ora
hou aviN be 2rlivered By tbr R<va. M.
MGfett, adapted 10 ths OfeaGou.
The Sociey 1oiX dine tepetber on fbot
day, at GAd@y's, agreeable to a rs/olvs
at THE Agf quarterly meeting.
By order Of the PRECEDENT.
G. DENEALE, scc'ry.
February I6.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-19

No.
s s;on nun the following laconic prefcrip-
t'on-' Take, Er! qv5y, take aav;cer,
The following is the Description Of the
Green River paroket, handed by YOUNG
man OF credibility late from that place i5
the tate OF Kentucky
1hls bird is about the Gze of n;oeon
OF green colour except the head, Which
i, !. inclines to yellow-they go in Hoc,s or
companies about the plantations are r.
markaoie ter their docility when once
taken and careded few hours will have.
no inclination to leave their captor bur
WIZ remain about his houie, enjoying his
bounty with unparalleled indifference end
iecuri.y: when thus reclaimed they ierye
as decoy by being perched on pole or
icafold. While flock are Hv;no bv
they will readily alight as conveniently
as poiiible, and are 70 attached to each
Other that any Of the Grargers, that alipht
within reach may be tskenb the owner
OF the cecoy, without difficulty, which
N two or three kolrs become as gentle as
the ether; thsy are po,'eilcd of an unco,n-
mon degree OF foc;a5;li,y and friendihip.
towards each otker-vhen travelling a.
bout the honle, Gre CT them difcovers
gran OF corn or any other food, it immedi-
aSely raiies the alarmand by chattcring pe-
GUITAR to thenlfalves, invites its fellows to
| partake- when afenbled the ditcoverer
iPlits with his beak the corn as with flares
they are remarkably fond Of cuckle burs.
The fame iriendfhip takes place on finding
plant or ouih of thefe. They lodge or
ileep tuipcnding Themselves by the beal,
from pm or crevice liz the wall of the
houie, or any convenience which hol-
low tree affords, in which whole Aock
will aiienable if efficiently capacious.
Tie females Of flock lay their Eggs to-
gether In hollow tree promiicuou0y, and
when thus depoGted the males afume the
charge OF Matching and f,ppor.ing them
! 1t frequently happens that there are young
IN the nett half. Aedged when others are
yet In the iliell.
E*frHef 81 a kefferfrom relbeaable mer-
camille hoMie, 10 their correspondent at
PbRadeIbbia, datxd
g Liverpool, Dec. 9Th, 1900.
1t is with reluctance we now COM
municate to you, the iituation Of great
number of the poor inhabitants of this
place-It is fact, numbers are almoA in
fate Of farvation.
6 Our markets are generally extrava-
gantly high. Flour is fill rihng-Rice
is worth from 40 to 44s.--Sea Ifland cot
ton from 3f3 to SO, none at market
Upland I/o TO II.
" Happy mutt be the fate Of America
/ when contracted with the convulfed and
wretched Gtuation of Europe"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-19

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