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LONDON, Augutt IL.


Lord Mellon was expected to fail laR
night, or early this morning, from Mar
gate. His lordfhip has been reinforced by
ieveral bombs and gun-brigs, and fifteen
additional Har- bottomcd boats, were fen,
yeRerday from Deal.
Boulogne and Calais are we'll watched
the French feem to be apprehen,ive OF
another attack upon thai part of the coait
for they have ftreugthened their petitions
On fhore, and additional works and bate
ries are faid 20 have been thrown NY. !.
The Diana packet arrived yeiterday
from Cuxhaven, without mails, but with
two medengers, Medrs. Hogard and Kre-
mer, with dispatches for governments
Ihefe dispatches, It is reported. contain q
confirmation of the capture Of Cairo.
The Eleetor of Cologne, whole death
was announced in the Taft Hamburger mai
vas uncle to the reigning Emperor OF
Germany, and brother to TIE TWO laG En-
erors, as well as the unfortunate Alto.
niette, late Queen of France. His court
was once very fplendid by the anemoiage
O the French emigrant princes and nobi
lily; but his fates were over-run by the
nemy AT an early period of the war, and
nc never fince recovered poG fiion cf them.
The death of this prince, at fuch iunc2
tore, may. perhaps facilitate the project OF
iecularization. to which his influence was
conGdered as great impeachment.
An intercepted letter from an Englih
man, formerly Of the iocieties, now in
Egypt as fort of furt.er and artiGcer in
The French army, was lately brought
over, and is now at the lecretary offtate's
office. 1t fays (May 23l that the French
are determined ohold Egypt to the very
laR extremity.
1t is undcrfood, thar lord Mellon will
quickly take the command in the Medi-
terranean, in the room of lord Keith, who
returns to England, fhould affairs on our
own COATS admit of lord Ncffon's abfence
~ all events lord Keith is expected home.
From Brunels, Augua 2, we learn,
that all the ornaments in the ports of Pr
cardy and Flanders are ready to put to Tea
at the frtt notice and that feveral naval
officers have arrived in coniequence from
Brett and Toulon, to aid in grand ex-
petition. The nu.nber of armed vefels
now ready at Boulogne and Dunkirk are
laid TO exceed SO fail, on board of whic h
$4,000 troops will take their departure
againf Great Britain with the Grf fair
wind.
On board the feven tranfports taken in
the Mediterranean, were feveral hundred
troops; but whether they formed part of
Gantheaume's feet is unknown.
BY letters from Copenhagen, of the 9TH
init. it appears, that many changes are a.
bout 10 take place n the Danifh naval
and military departments. The Dasjlh
fleet, now eitimated at 10 fail of the line
and ten frigates, fit for fervice, is TO be
cncreafcd TO so fail Of the line and I6 fri
gates. The additional fhips are to built
at Copenhagen, GluckGadt, and Frede-
rickfyar.
Prize Of Stocks. Ing. 10.
Bank flock 1855 per CT. red. 6ozIs
con. 6oi 90.
Auguft II.
FALL Of CAIRO.
The Intelligence of the furrender of Cal.
70 IS conhrcied. Two re1engers arrived
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Sir John Warren having loft this oppo,
tuni,y, returned towards Alexandria, 70
which he fnppofed Gantheaume to b.
bound but this admiral arrived at Der.
ma, where he boldly landed 10, 900 troops
who continued their march to Egypt, af,
ter taxing a li,tl- repoie. This in,elh-
gence is, as they fay, confirmed by mer.
chant ve1el arrived from Tripoli in u
days, which relates this fact with the fol.
lowing particulars, that the natives Of
!. Barbary, 20 far from oppo6ng the diem
barkation, favored it as much as was ne.
ceiiary for the fuccefs of the expedition.
Amidh this contrariety Of abortion, we
can only fay--Nou nsqrum Ell tamas can.
ponere lies 81 and that could any thing
TEND to involve inmore obfcurity fubjett
already 70 dark, it would be the overland
intelligence from the 1ndia-houlc Of the
capture of the tranipor.s for as on the
onc hand il proves that Gan,heaume's re.
turn to Toulon was not 70 precipi,ate, bu,
hat he had reached the neighbourhood Of
mis- deftination, 70 on the other hand, it
may be akci, why thefe veTels were left
behind, had he been compelled to deier,it.
1t Is fuppofcd, that another, attack will
re Immediately made upoa Bowl gne, at
ieait the enemy appear to be apprehenGve
# one, for accounts from that town Rate,
that on Thurfaay night the enemy made
movement, and moored rs gun-vehelsa a.
long ihore, eat and welt of the harbour.
A reinforcement OF 100 troops is alfofa
to have arrived within theie few days from
rhe interior.
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Auguf I6.
o F P E A G E.

LII our lat nunDer we 1tated, that the
negotiations for peace had aGumed more
than ufual activity and deciion. We hear
with pleaiure, that many of the mott i'm.
poing impedimepts TO general adult
nent have been removed that the prof.
'ett ofpeace becomes each day brighter,
and that every thing indicates a fpeedy
termination TO rl,e war.
1t has ever been the policy of Buona
parre TO make overtures for peace when
ne was fuppoied to be mott competent to
the proiecn;ion Of war; and, as we can
not fIPpoie him 70 inconfderate and MAD
y enthuGaeic, as at any period to have
propofed an invaGon of this country, we
are led to regard his preparations as de-
tgned only TO give weight to his negoci-
aion, and to erharrais our government,
by exciting public Glamour and alarm
Thanks to the gallant and determined va
lour OF our countrymen, the projset has
proved aborsive. Initead of intimidation,
energy, firmnefs, ana enterprise are mani
fet. Where Glamour and di1ention were
looked for, confidence and union prevail.
We do not wonder then if the chief conlul,
wearied Of expedients, which only tend to
exhibit to Britons the greatnefs Of their re-
fources, and to route into action the dor.
mant energies of the empire, is anxious
TO terminate a war in which experience
has taught him to look for nothing bel. de.
feat.
To the zeal and loyalty of the volunteer
corps, the country owes more than the ho-
nour they do her. Their patrioti(n has
reprehed alarm, inipired the loyal with
confidence, and COMPOUNDED the difaGeaed.
We truf they will not relax in their exer-
sions, until, by peace, we are fully aGured
againa thele dangers, from which they 70
powerfully contributed to fave US.
We have been taught by experience to
reipett the authority from which we have
received the following articles, whatever
opinion we may entertain on the fubjett Of
the firft, we cannot quefiion the writers
competence to ipeak with decifon to the
latter.
|" AS the Negociationiproceeds, the prof
pcst of peace becomes brighter; and there
IS now little reafon to doubt, noswithhand-
ing the intrigues OF the Jacobins, tho5e
enemies Of the human race. thar the wifi
cs of the lovers of peace will foon be rcs.
lized.".3
NJ. Otto. with magnaninity for
which he las ever been efecmed, dildains
any further proceeding againit ,hofe mile
rable icribblers who have attempted to in
Jure his reputation. The time, perhaps,
is not far diaant, when the authors Of
thole calumnies which have been 70 jufly
complained of, may Zee reaCon to reProach
themtelves FOR their conduct"
Some movements in Bret harbour with.
in theie few days have induced fuppofu..
on that the Brett feet mas an intention OF
putting TO fea. q reinforcement has been
ordered from Portfmorth 70 Join the chan
| mel Aeet off Brett Immediately.
From fbe Momteny Of dag. T..
,Answer delivered by the hris eoDful 70
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,yeRefday with dilpatclles from Confanti-
nople and Vienna to Government and the
f. India Company. The dispatches TO
government are from Lord Mimic, who
continues to congratulate his majeity's
minilfers on the fall of Cairo. The dbl
patches, however to the Eat India COM
pany, place the intelligence beyond all
doubt. They are ia fubttance as follow
Exfraf ofa letter fran Peter Took, Fig.
dahd ConRauti3ople, J1II9.
!" had the honour to addrcis you Oh
the IL inf by an express courier, in or
der to inform you of the reduction OF the
cattle and city, of Cairo, by. his majeity's
and the Ottoman armies, after iome teyere
atticns, wh>rcin the enemy had loft 1000
men in killed and wounded and thar the
remainder, coniiRed of 1000 men had for
rendered. ! have only learnt fince, thai
the enemy capitulate on honoursb.e terms,
and were to march to Rofetta, to be EN-.
barked for France under the efcort OF Bri-
tiih ihips of war"
y Not rTeeived.
The remarks we made the other day
need now only be repeated. The fall OF
Cairo enables us to concentrate the whole
of our force, and to direct it againa Alex.
andria. the laf poGellion which the enemy
haze upon the Egyptian territory. Pref
fed by fuch an army on the land iide, and
blocked up by fea-in want of proviGon,
and water--ir is not probable that Alex
andria will long hold out e. Perhaps it Is
not now of much conie1nenee to enquire
where Ganrheaume landed lis troops, or
whether he landed any. If, while he was
ar anchor on the Egyptian coat, he heard
osthe iurrender of Cairo,it is not unlikely
that, freing of how little ufe fuch rein
forcemcnt muif be after fuch an event, be
returned with the troops to France. If,
however, h. did actually land them, they
will now only ferye 10 fwell the number
OF Cur pfiloners, without being OF any ule
TO the enemy.
Soon alter this paper was put TO pref,
yetterday, we received the Paris papers to
the 18th, and communicated in a fecond
edition lhort account Of their contents.
+ The intelligence is not important. A
convestlon has been concluded with the
Pope, upon matters rcl,,ing to the Cali
can Church. The terms have NOT been
Dublllhcd, bur the Monitcur ays, thai
the govern Tens has good re fon TO hope,
la, in few mrnths, the prieits, who call
ihemielves conitiiu,ionsl, thofc who have
taken the promife of fidelity, and all the
others united in fentiment and opinion,
will peaceably occupy thcmielyes with the
cares Of their mini!try, of peace, concord
and union"
An article contained in a London pa
per fomc time ago, which fuppofed, that,
under the prefent circumstances, the ref
dencc OF NJ. Otto in this capital might
NOT be iecure, is noticed with proper fe-
verify in the Moniteur, which pays me.
ritcd tribute to the virtues Of his Maieity,
and attaching to MI. Adding,on, the cpl
tibet of refpeetable, expreAes belief thar
he was highly Duplicated with the article
alluded TO.
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Blu. the words OF TIE coaaitution 40 not
admit any additional condition encum-
bering the pure tcnute Of good behavior-
They unequivocslly exclude any other
condition. The mind. is i1reli!tably re-
ierred to the condna Of perion holding
aicorsmid:on during good Behaviour, as
the fole aandaEd oy which his right TO re-
main in Office can De meaiured.
- (To,te csntiuuea.J
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12oiiical Milre!Laa,.

FROM THE WARRINGTON FEDEsaLIsr.
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LET'EST FROM EUROPE,
Fran Los9on Pntsrj II Ike a3d 9f Cc.o-
bers tcro Gcyss |sfsf.

OF .iLEX.iNDRL-E!
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LONDON GAZETTE ExTRAoRnINARY.
D0zvuag FRET, C472Jv Fl, 1901.
A difpatch Of which the following is a
copy, was this day received lin dupiicsse)
a: one OF his majcty's principal ieere;agies
OF fate.
Headquarters, Camp before Alexan-
Del, C1tjsmL-r = 12ar
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For Sale, or to be Lcu1ed.
In the City Of Warrington, ard pofeaion
given Immediately,
A handlome, well-finifhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Jeriev
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearen dwelling on the iouth Of
it on Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are well ftuated, and will always com.
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the wet, as
well as Of the Potomac and Eaftern Branch.
The houle contains o convenient rooms.
executive Of garrett and cellars.
fold, United States flock, or hock in
any ofthe banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and good
title given; or, if lcaied for years, the
terms would be accommodating 60 good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to MIR. Jofeph Hodsfon, in that
city, or the fubicyiber in Baltinpre.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. co
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Ricketts,. Newton g. Co.
Haze .jyf yre<ived and for SaA. :, X.
corner Jfore, ottgfte John Tauuey,,. *.
Jalots0ixg GO0DS-svboi./al. end ,~s
tan, for Ca@ and Produce: "
Superhne and ed Cloths
Blue Plains
do. Fries
do. Kerieys
White, yellow ard green FIannels
90. 90 do. Baizes
Rofe and dufhl Blankets
Dnrants, Camblcts and Wiidbore.
RuAeis and Antiloons
Cotton and linen Checks
Kerieymeres and Swandowns
Velyets, Thickietts and Cords
A handiome aaortmcnt of Dim;,ies
Mems and Womens' cotton itofe
do. fix do.
Black Grape
White and black ELK and beaver Gloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes
Kuiiia Sheeting and Irifh Linens.
They haze al6,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and guam
tity of Platter of Paris.
They give Cath for
Wheat, Rye and Co7u.
" Left by capt. Mortimore, of the
Baltimore packet, at their warehoufe, fun
dry MIL l,ons-The owner is requeAed
to take them away.
January 81. d
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The beautiful, thorough bred Colt
O'KE II. FY

Imported by John Tayloe, .Efa. now ri.
ing tour years old, beautiful bay, of
Tine bone and elegantly formed, and al
lowed by intelligent fportfinen to be Of
the f'rit flock in England, which. bv re.
terence to the certificate given by the
breeder will more fully appear, to VIII:
do hereby eertjty thai Ib< bay COLI 7
f1'' day Jaato mr.. 71emas Reeves, me,-
ebant, was bred by me, and rot BY IN
ua!, bis dan BY EcA;t/e, grant dam B,
Blank, g,sat grand dam BY old SIM.
great, great grind dam By TIE Goaalobin
A,a6ian, oxt Of Mr.. Framb,ox's 4ubitr
nee1ed mare. The dam az The aboq,e colt
Is o1on Jyfer to AxysAa, BY EeAlbe.
P. O'KELLEY.
he above mentioned horfc will cover
mares the enfuing feafon, the firft three
Gays III every week at Mr.. Chas. Loves
ieat Salifbury, and the balance of the
week at Secdlcy Farm, about Ave miles
drtant, at Fifteen and an Half Dollars
the ieaion, and Six Dollars the Jingle lean.
which may be discharged at any time dur
ing the feafon by the payment Of twelve
o0iiafs and three fhillings to the groom
Notes Tor fifteen dollars and an half, will
De expected from thofe who fend their
mares. Mares coming from a diaance
Gan De Paitured at 80 cents per week, and
grain furniihed them, ifrequired, at the
market price; every attention fhall be
Paac them, but will not be anfwerable for
accidents or efcapes. The fcafon will
commence on the 10th Of March next, and
Continue antil the 10th Of Auguf.
-, ROBERT CARTER.
February 9. conn
Frelh Ral1inS.
Jun received a few boxes of excellert D :;
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Shreve and Janney,
Haze 70, ./ale at tkd, Jasrr, on Uuiou- Erect,
the fSl2orvmg aytielss-
"a barrels tanners oil
SO boxes Florence do.
70 do. Cattle fcap
SO do. dipt candles
80 do. mould do.
SO do. Havana iegars
90 barrels EAT SWEET India fugars
Hyfon, fuchong and bohea, teas
18th proof Barcelona brandy
Writing and wrapping paper
China alorted in boxes
Ruilia duck and cordage
A variety of fhoes and foal leather
a few bales Of Gurrahs, and few
Pieces Of handiome furniture.
January IS. co
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For Sale.

Oh Cdlc,
By sb< Ja6jfyibeY, neaytke C o1aty-rvkuyf,
) COLOGNE Mill-Aones, Of different
iizes, late from Amasrdam,
German, London, bitter and Crowley
feel
Sugar in hoghcads and barrels
Coffee, bar and rod Iron, Caitings
Template foyes, complete for ule, ofdif-
ferent fzes
Clover feed and platter Of Paris
Beet and Pork of the 6r9 quality, by the
barrel
Fine and cosrie alt
lar, Turpentine and Roiin.
JESSE HOLLINGSWORTF.
Baltimore, Jan lary II. zawIs+
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! q Houfe ceper wanted.
LIBERAL wages will be given to a
diicreet Woman, capable Of managing the
affairs Of my family as a Hou/ekeepey.--
a middle aged woman Of mild difpoG-
ton and regular department will be pre-
ferred, as part of her attention will be
neceiiary in experimenting nurfcry Of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December -, 1900. eodtf
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Mdkne L1uIdnce CONTRARY
of Alexandraa.
The Stockllold in this In.
aif6tion are hereby notified, that a divi-
dend Aaf fve per cent. is this day de-
clared on that part Of the capital flock Of
the company which is now paid. Pay
ableto the ftockholders, or to their order.
in ten days from this date.
BY oraey Of the P,-sfdtxt and Directors.
]. B. NICHOLS, Sec.
January 81. eola)
+ OR ALE
BY William Hart/horne,
On Col. Hooe's wharf,
. James River Coal,
Philadelphia loaf and lump Sugar,
Hard Soap by the box,
Alto, few boxes of crown or flaayiny
Soap,
Hay in bundles Of about 200 weight,
Flour, Bran and Shorts by the quantity,
Tobacco in kegs.
So CaM gsven for Wheat, Rye
and Corn.
1T mo. Is. conn
n Q i c E.
All perlons having claims
aga'nit the eaate of the late THOMAS
Porter, are rcquefed to bring them for
ward on or before the Gra of March next,
and thoie indebted to him are respectfully
requeited to make payment to
SARAH PORTER, Adm'x.
Jan.1. (z)eo
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70 < SIT E.,
The large three itory Brick
w WAREHOUSE, with the two ftory
frame one adjoining, on the next lot to
the north-eaft corner Of King Rreet.
For tize, frcngth, convenience ard
goodneis OF Hand, this property is certain
~ the bef in town. For terms, apply
In Baltimore to Mears. Marin e 10uE
jref, and in Alexandria to the fubicriber
WbO will REM
The three itory brick Ware
houfe adjoining, formerly occupied by
Mr.. John Ridley.
A. CHARLES cAZENOvE.
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E - - 3E51l|Il w ft0r STtE. =
- landil,g lran ON board the Zip Sac
- oefss Capt. king,
SLOWED SALT,
in Jacks ard bulk.
= ALTO, 4 few huHdred buaiels Of
Liverpool Coal.
Vim. I. HALL.
Merchants Wharf, Jan. 70. d

~ 4AOGCAs
The Sullc7abey returns his.
fncere thanks to his cuftomers for the H.
beral encouragement he has received, and
hopes to merit a continuance Of their ia
vors. He rcqueas all perfons indebted to
him TO come forward and fcttle their ac-
counts, on Or before the 6rf day Of April
next, otherwiie fuits will be commenced
for the recovery Of The fame without re-
ipea to perlons.
3 From the many difficulties experienced
IN collecting the fs,,all funs due him, he
q is under the neceility Of giving this pub
Tic notice, that after this date he will give
1Iredit to ne perlsn whatever.
sS JOHN GADSBY.
Sf January ~. d
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To be Sold,

Fo.r ard a baD years Of an xnexbiyra
ls9h sa HOUSE and LOT,
SITUATE on the lower part Of Fair
tax ftrcct, near James Patterion's property
the houfe has lately undergone tho
rough repair, is pleaiantly Gtuated and
convenient to good water. The title and
terms may be known on application to
JOSEPH WILLIAMS. .
February g.. eost
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"a. u '.''.','@'-7L VtOOCVNUOC IOLJ
N different fituations, to be fold-alfo, a
brick houie in King Rreet, in the tenure
OF Thomas Crufe ia part Of the purchafe
money will BE- taken in Alexandria Bank
flares at par, and for ione Of the lots, a.
iexandria Infurance fhares at price to be
agreed on. For part Of the purchais mo-
ney Of either, a liberal credit may be had.
TT Month 9TH. 60
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To be Kentcd,
'altimore, Ian lary 27.

Z 4And faDs1Gon greer imm<d;ztey---
Atwo tory houie and garden on Duke.
Hreet, about two fquares to the eaitward
Of the. Zone bridge.
w HAP 7,cLInp Nrr,
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proersfs Of meagse ard dearhfrl famine. In
this benevolent work, yosr fociety has taken
the lead and even the hals-sa'nishcd inhabi-
tsnts of G reat- Britain have caufc OF thankful
nefn.Ahat war did not extend its ravages TO
x57;y for then they would have had no re-
foarce from tarvation.
But ,hoogh we have fuecccded 10 eled-
ing 20 the Office of the hri magifratc Of the
union, man who is remarkable for his mild,
peaceful, and philanthropic dilpo6.ion and
who has declared il his intention to preierve
peace with all nations our work is nos YET
wholly accomplished. To preierve the har-
mony Of the whole, it is ncceaary there
mould be an agreement Of the parts. How
ever peaceably difpoicd our general govern
ment may be, il is neceHary for the tranquil
ity of she country that rhc aatc governments
fhould be administered by men of like
peaceable diipo6tion. Indeed, no man, what
ever may he the excellence of his other quail
ifcations. ihonld be sntruited with the con.
fidence Of the people, who conGdes WAR as
neccasry or expedient. Nor can reconcile
il with the pacific principles which form the
ornament and the excellence of your fociety,
that many OF you, at the laft election, gave
your votes for men who had left no aone
onturoed to produce an exterminating war
between Us and powerful foreign nation.
1t mua have been owing to fome deep and
wicked DECEPTION. You could never will
lingly and knowingly content to involve our
country in all the miieries of War, merely
TO erasify the wiihes Of few ambitious
lordIings.
If. on reflection, you Mould difcover
that you have been deceived in giving your
votes 10 the friends of war and confuion |;
if you houd opprove of the declaration OF
M. JErrEgsoN, that he woull f.e!crve
peace with all nations; ! hope you will not
beaow your fofragcs upon men who are
inimical 20 his pacific and mild adminiara-
tion. Il Frtnd 10 Peace, Libery,
Gsd fbe Coyqitnfioz.