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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11
Notice.

= THE fabfcribess have in their hands
fun of money received from the late firms
of Mefrs. Tabb and MARTY, and Pa
trick Marty and Co. merchants of the
town of Martinburg, in the fate of Viz
ginia and as they underaand that Mr..
Michael M'Kewan, oflaid place, has pur-
chaied a,number of the claims againa that
eltate--- This is, therefore, to give notice
to him, and all others having demands
agaiuit the eRate of the faid Tabb aud
Marty, and Patrick MARTY and Co.
to bring in their accounts to Us, properly
authenticated, on or before the 6rf day of
March next, in order TO receive their d.
vidend of the money in our hands. Ihoie
who do not produce their accounts by that
time will be excluded from dividend.
Az ]. KENNEDY & Co.
Bait. Dec. 4. zavIit Nch
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11

llysniy Uo!JGr5 Reuard.
Ran AWAY fer, Alexandria, on
SATURDAY evening the I4'h inf. rwo:N Ne
gro Women, viz. 1smie and I.enss: the
former about IS years OF age, s feet 4
inches high, ftout maae, Of ye'iowih
cat Lad CT, when fhe went oil, blue
cloth habit; faid girl was purchaiod Of
Mr.. William Reed, and formerly lived
in the City of Warrington, where ] ex-
pe6t fhc is now lurking the latter about
II or IS years Of age, 4 feet 10 or II
inches high, has now with her a young
child at the breaa, about 4 or 5 months
old, her apparel is not recolletted; Gne
was purchaied Of a gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland
Whoever wilt appreI!end laid women, and
deliver them to NE in Alexandria, ihal!
receive the above reward, or 10 dollars
for either. GEORGE LUCK.
Nov. 10. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11
REMOVAL.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
his Friends and the Public, that he has re-
moved his fore into the brick houie adj
joining Mears. James Runell s. Co.'S,
where he has opened aneat aGor.ment Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Confling of
Super6ne, fine and coarte cloths, Ker-
feys, half ,l,icks, fuhings, coa.ings,
Kendall co,tons, fanuels, ba:zes, roie
and itriped Blankets, caGn,eres, fwar-
downs, plaids and jerieys, fancy cord,
velvets, fuitains, hofs, caiicoes, Irifh IL
mems, lhawls, check hsndkerchiefs, beds
ticking, ticklenburg, ofnaburg, &C.
Genrlemen's fine hats Of the neweit fafhi-
on and ola very fuperior quality, felt do.
by the cafe and by retail, children's
coarle and fine do. Ghoes, kid, fluff, and
Leather flippers. Loaf fugar, brown do.
in barrels, coffee in bags and barrels,
pepper and alipice, ehiaa and qneen's
ware, which are now offered fer faie on
the mott reafonas}e terms.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
or. rs. d6tco
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11

BENNETT g WATTS
HAVE IMPORTED
In tie A4ggea from Loudon, and Gam
mrree fr.m Liver9oek, ,eOia BAkiimore,
The following GOODS,
qvbieh eompletes tier eD0rtm@ntt Sr tbe
Egion---viz.
su,erine cloths and ke-feymsres,
S 4 and 81 broad cloths Of every delerip-
ton,
a. and 7-S plains,
"a, A ant molelk;n cut eoatirgs,
Ksrleys and hafethcks,
trunks mufs, ,ippe.sand ermines,
box thread edgings, laces, and wells,
!; cafes tri.h lines,
do. Go. meetings and diapers,
strunks printed caiicoes,
1 Gale table knives and forks,
White Chapel needles,
Faihonabie buttons,
Silk ihawis,
Cotton and fix hoaery,
Ir-8 aud O. cotton and linen check,
Threads. tapes and bohbins,
s, 10, II, and 2od nails, &c. &c.
All of which will be round and open tor tale
in few days on moderate terms, at the u.uai
credit, by wholefalc or retail
06f. ~. dr'-eo
1 do hereby torewarn all per
ions from hunting with dog or gun on my
land, IS / am determined; TO treat them as
she law directs.
NAT. WASHINGTON.
Maryland, Nov. as. so:t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11

PRINCE HARDING, MaTef,
viii take freight on reatonab!e terms
Apply 10 tie Matter on board, or to
JOHN G. LADD,
H,ho 5a; !ately r<eeiosa and nssv gfer'
tar SGls,
20 EoeG.eads G, excellent Molahes,
X do. 60. Sugar,
y do. do. Rum,
: do. Coperas & Briml;one,
10 Cml,s Cordials,
20 Ra7;cls Boaon Beef,
50 cai&s, Frsh Raians,
70 Poxes
50 Bags Coffee,
eco Boxes Candles and Soap,
3 Rags Cotton,
! Do. Hops,
70 Boxes Cotton and Wolf Cazds,
20 Do. 10 by IS Glais,
% Chefs fret, Teas, p,,;,,s,; -
70 Bales Ruina Sheeting, d-,r,h.,L
S Do. Ravens Duck, '
Cafes of Writing Paper,
90 Boxes freth Chocolate,
Excellent Dumb Fiji, Sc. sc. Sc.
December S. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11
publsr sale.
On FRIDAY,

Or FRIDAY,
At s'chcE, qytH be hLd at tie psndae
Stare,
cd and 9TH proof Antigua anu
jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Teneriiie Wine in cafks,
Co,dial5 in bis.
Sugar In hhds and bis.
MolaAes in hhds.
Rice IN iierces and bis.
Soap 10 boxes,
Queens ard Ear,hsu Ware in crates,
handsomely sGorted,
80 boxes Hayanna Segars,
Cotton in bales on a ereSit.
LLso,
Il uaritey of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpet, and Caspeting.
Irifh and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
-"al;ccss and Ginghams
\ variety Of Mollin and Muilin Hanc
.scrchief: and Shswls,
Table Cloths, Eats,
Boots apd Shoes,
Hardware, ard
\ number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
D,o Vcrdue Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11
FALL GOODS.

The Subscriber has received,
by the Reierve from London, parr of his
FALL ASSORTMENT,
and is in daily expectation of receiving
the balance by the hrt arrivals from LIZ
yerpool.
James Wilson.
Sept. II. q
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14
Saumarez's Victory.

CiBRALTFR, July 17.
In our 70 mer Chronicle we Rated The arrival
al Algeziras. Of the Spanih fqu tlroo intended
70 al i coriun9i,n with The tIe en-; and orr
readers viii recollea we ihsn olf.rved, thar,
fteir hHlise f5smEives OK q Par: IL gene rally
b,elad. % q B,iH6 Ti7oyy' Ans We have now
the fati fatlion Ok announcing the a eomP,th
merit If this Predid on.
It wa upol Sunday the 18th Jaiy, al noon
Il. At we NV the combined lqnadron set under
Gil. The GIe cf this mountain was covered
with fpea4tors of this formidable fqnadron, as
It AdvArced II battle array, through the Bay
towards the Strcights A fldden BURT Of tP
plapfe amorgt the croud directed attento q
towafd is the New Mole, where the FIVE Englah
hp, under Sir James SaumUez, the Thames
fr;gate, and the CAlPe 4 oP, were ipreadnlg
their fills, and in motion 10 encounter THIS
greatly lnp-rior force.-A.s the night cloled
upon Us, we couli jun dilcern the enemy's
Aset Recrng towards the African fhore, and the
Euglih bearing down upon them, when both
A-eJs Disappeared from our view. The heavy
csnnonades and enploGons were, however heard
difnaly during the night. and occaGoned 10
fmall anxiety, iii the return OF the admiral
with his PSIzs, SpAnifh "a Pur lhip, bearing
a French Commodore's broad Pendant.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

bitteFct hatred, ana venGcarc.
Of Jacobinifm. Having r.yoaa e zee l; sr,
part OF Europe, and laid waite ey., ,as gFs.,
was valuable in that miferabIe a. 4 'aagiba
globe; having lecured her doT 4o'l''r of N.
large portion Of lhefe United st ,p men Over !,
onally night have hoped, Tar NJ " All
Of di'cord and ruin would fay / 'aOi ipdt
Gay now thine hand" Yet Al Il |, 'a'ush :
ccnqueas " avail n'lhing, 70 lons I \. might;
the Jew fitch at the Kings g.,o i j Moldssa;
ticot moa reign, Or tie triumph Will Come;
Plete' Determined, therefore. tan n I lNcep.
obllacle iha!l not logger imre5e ~. us laEg
ing career, the Jacobins bend al ~ C,'oqf
agaInR the peace, the order, he al. sg'9 toes
the haPpinofs Of this Gate Here ,b-ntcooa and
muR take her Rand; and if viaorion'' sa'' q
may Gill hope to regain The g,ouns a ls''' Z:
has lot, and 10 fave our diRraaed -, "l en- ihs
country (3.) | call on you tbsn ~ Il. l n.
citizens, to unite your Gr,ngh and a, ,a ls.los
manful'y to reGa foe, juR e6terrg N Su'ry
Of your fortrefs. Having Gized 10 Is gas
the general government, they are Dov i'lSn q
their open and their ieoret force a. we s'sIlass
vernment. your infitutions, your I aOrI 50
habits" Thele are the bolwart of von. ecsaal
the corner Zone Of your happinec, ~ 'al''Y'
them is momentous and tacred dn,v F' :, .
are truR committed to your care ,ndr ,asl
or later they will be required at your 49, ,I'''
TO BE Continued
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14
IN Grafton,
Delivered at Newhaven on the 4th Of JuIyA D, 1891,
before the Society Of Cincinnati, for the State Of
Connecticut, attended to celebrate The anniversary
Of American independence.
Br THEODORE DWIGRT.

TT is probable, that the Perfons who com
pole this audience, have never met 70 celebrate
the Anniversary Of American independence
with fenfations GmiIar to thole which they ex
pcrience this day. Since the laa year. the ad-
mniaration Of our national government has
gone into the hands of men whom The gene
rality Of The people Of New England have
long viewed as its enemies-men, whof. prin
ciples and practices, we have both feared and
reprobated. A change of this fort, in acountry
like this, could not have been wrough,withour
violent R'uggle. One fde grafprng at power
and emoumenr; the other eagerly endeayour
ing to G,ve their contribution an country,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

,hrnuEh The frnoks, clofs 10 Ire Freceh admiral,
and there was great reaou 70 hope that lew
minutes would have brought her along h55 OF
bis fh'p, when the CONTEXT would have been
proba6 terminated in the furrender OF the
latter tut unfortunately tie Hannibal at this
critical infant grounded, immeda ely oPPohte
TO the battery ON The north Of the town.-0he'
Notwithstanding, kept up her fire on the French
admiral but under fuch diladvantaRes, ne
vaour Of her officers and crew could not avail
Being completely eHpofed 10 the fIs ir' m the
battery "a ihore, Capt. Ferris had tie miStor'
tune to fee comfortable number OF his brave
crew killed and wounded, before he would con-
lent to trike bis colours. The wind being now
entirely failed, the Brtill1 admiral finding It
totally imPla6t;cable TO bring any OF his ih Ps
near enough to thofe Of the Fren.h, found him
feIf lat IS minu es pat one O'Clock, P. M after
an atiion Of five hours, with very lrtle il er-
N dion) under the nectnity Of Withdrawing his
force, excepting the Hannibal, which being
4lhore, he was obliged TO abandon TO The enemy;
to whom however We do not conceive fhe can
be Of any fer,ice.
We have great reafon to believe that the
Fren h ii ps have luTered 70 ftverely by this
lL
fore Ihey can be f, for IA, if al all Tepairabe
and q far Sr ] ms S4umarez has attained
hs Cbjed. FIR our Part, we mutt obi,rve,
that the daring an u valiant character OF bfUons
was mot molly dupldyed in this arduous confi6t
which would have bCel croHn ned with more
complete fIcce.s, had Tot he breeze failed 1t
is not in The power OF Grail 70 commani the
elements bur men VIII are capable OF ieeking
glory in the midt If fuch perils, will haze the
good withes AMI admiration of their country
mel on the'r GIe, and mu0 at laR triumph
over ev,ry foe.
SO uncommon an event to the French !, the
capture OF a Br in lhP, that their exut4ti n
will have no limits; tn had not the Hanni 'al
grounded on A:anse co,H, ihe would hav:
given a very good account OF th- French ad-
miraPs thiP.
The town Of AlgeGras did not fuEer male
iIlly.
Ev The Official retptn i appears thar Of the Enghfh
htre were otFl and ia lcdmen, & killed; and
I5 officers and 4 icamcn e. wounded Of the ofi'
Gers kura tile kgncA vas III WI Jams az he marines
The French had "a killed, and SO wounded
INN diA.ey ~ lowing the owe rcturusln the CT
b-atar papers. arc the spau,ih admiral orders TO
his feet un thc day previous % che action lis lth
and I3.h Ju'y 81 ,hee orders Il sPP~'n the
three G.p, which iu0ained che attack Of a gIh
iqutdron on thy OH jay. were !" Tar ehued re
zh.e 10 ion he op>ni4rts THUS joined, the med
lqu2dron eonG,d of the GLOWING heavy line battle
iEps viz II Ferdinand. ST. An;hunio, Htrmcneged
Formidable Roya Oh RES, ladomPt8Hr Argou7ura
D-l4x and 81 Augunln beides tUo iriga'es and a
cutter. lis fleet Is commanded bY Admiral Juan
Joaquin Moreno.
July 10. YcferdIy a combined French and Span q
iqusdron entered Algefrls Il conGis If two Spanlh
three Dcrkers, and two 2-deckers, and French "A,
and two fug4Jts- They were this day joined BY ano
Lher SpanIh "A.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

j., ~ snfaSr was g;vea Il : rote, Count K+tuch
onlhs hrR OF May, preie4tei thc following:
The uu4erfgned reminds Ci;izeo Talleyrand
'htt he has vel received 10 anfNer iefpeaiog
,l,r ,hieGts sf~whidi be b u Tie hoco., by The
commands Of the EmPtf4f his matter to ad-
def. him and therefore lie teps him 70 notify
tn tie urderlgoed whether the French Govsrn-
ment. agr,bly to the admnhon Of The P'eIimi.
ntry articles, iarcnds 0 keep its pronife con,
crrning the integrity Of the kingdom Of the two
SiciIisf, and the re-s0tb lilhment Of the King Of
SarAai1 IN his common. as lhlv were previous
10 the atliv4l of the French troop, il LAZY
The underfisaed condders 1t urnecehary to
make any farther obfervAtions rsfPe8inS this
affair, which has already been tufH1ientiY dit
crfed. and he hopes that Citizen TAleyrand
y,il lay before the Chief Confnl the contents Of
the preent note, and that lie will comnu ioate
him his reFoI1tions gre eah'e thereto.
TSgDsd1 KALLTSCHEFF.
with regard 10 the three articles which not
rAted IN the above notes, believed that the fr
contained poGtv a1'urance tha the Pope lhoull he
r,aintsred-n hfstempora; dominion he iecond, that
The Grand Duke Of Tulcany 1iou'd be ndemnifej in
r,.lv and not in Germany: and the third, that the
,-rin1enens in ooriequcnle Of the treaty Of Luhevt
thould be made with The concurrence Of RUlIa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

Letters from Pttr4brg # the 4tb, Fate,
that Alexander rs 4 nntwitb0anJing all
.has has been laij 10 the con rary, il determn.
e 10 interfere in hs mot active manner in the
general pol;tictl concerns Of Europe. A treaty
Of the clciet alliance and frierd.hip is expected
n be formed VI bout delay, between him ana
Ne courts Of Vienna and Berlin. with the avow.
"a intention Of compelling France p a Gen-r 4
Pacihcation upon equtahle prime PIES. Citizen
Du-oc has aal4liy received copy Of tie Pro
zen Of the Ruhian Monarch, and forwarded il
ID Paris by Special Mcfengsr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

Ju'yIo. YcGerd4y a combined French and Span q
iquadron entered Algefrls II conGa' cf two SPania
,hrce Derkers, and TWO 1-dtckcrs and French a.
and two irigAtts- They were this day joined BY ano.
ther Spanilh "A.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
HAZARD e GARDNER,
HIVE for Sale

Have tor Sale,
At hsir Sfsrr, one dsoy Norfb Of Mr.. Town
fend's CeGes-Hosjf.
DIPES of GfN--Do. Of BRANDY
L Do. old 3a,fieuiar TenerifFc WINE.
Hyfou, Souchong, and Bohea, TEAS.
Black Peppcr-Brown Soap.
1000 vt. Bsft Green Coffee.
900 VT. Ca(Iia-Nutm'gs-Mace--Cloves.
Kegs of Supcr6ne Flour Of Muaard.
Bags Of 6ne Ginger--Io cwt. CoPpcras.
Cak, of Lssdsu Porter and Tsnnfon Ale.
Crates Of common Crockery Ware.
90 VT. Spanifh Flote Iudigo--French DO.
Boxes of Warcnted Egence of Spruce
Do. Of Muiciicl and Smyrna Railrs--
c Ks and Jars of Malaga Do.
Sacks of Soft Shell Almonds-
Shelled Do. in Boxes.
Nc. /, and No. 4. Bottom Chocolate, and
few cafes SWIFT orr.
--ALSO--
Hogfheads of bef Retailing MO
LASSES. Brown SUGAR rer
Hogfhead or Barrell.
hr4epor,, Stps. z6, 1901. OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
I Mr.. Gee. D'WoE
or COR. SARGEN7.

THE cafe of Winthrop Sargent hss been
i long ago decided upoo, and amply dif-
cuGed Why il is revived AZ this time. we
cannot diicovsr. uoleis Il IL 70 provoke far
ther cxpofure Of his fhame. The people Of
the MiHihppi Territory pet;tioned sgairlt
Sargent. and he eosfsDSd fbss he bad kvhx
faxH eOsf,a.y 70 fb< sa,5o,i.y v.I1el IN TIN 8,
ia10; he levied TAX on saryi1ges, &c. Bue
wha. arc the argu nenn fes UP here aedait
his difmiflion 80 ~ go
"a. Tha, he had fcrved in the war sgain&
Rngland. ~
ad. That he was Secretary Of ,bs Norh-
Weaern Territory.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
FOR Sale.

II N undoubted CHECK on the
"a. Bank of South Carolina, for
1000 or 1900 Dollars. If prefer
red, Bill of Exchange will be
drawn on an individual at fight.
Enquire of the Printer.
Newport, Oet. I6, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24

Kid Gloves,
White linnen pocket
Hankerchicfs,
Red & white fpotted
ditto,
Worried Binding,
Nankeen Ferret,
Sufpendors,
Cambrics,
SPrig'd, Tambour'd,
aconet, and Book
Mullins,
Black & Blue Lutte
arings,
Changcable ditto.
italian Silks,
Pink & yellow Grape,
Glove Ties,
Ladies Sprigs & Fea-
theirs.
Spotted and Plain
| Gauze,
Velvet bindings for
Boou,
| Narrow ditto for
i feam'd pantaloons,
| Ribbons,
Edsings,
Satin pcaling',
Sarcenets,
| Gcntlemen's black s.
white Satten for
| Vets.
| Chintzes,
Shawls,
Galoom Binding,
Black Mullins,
/ Bet kind Morocco
| Shoes,
Ladies Bonuets,
| Gentlemen's Cravats, I,
Thread Of all colou rs,
Shirt Buttons,
! Black Lace, as low as
| ~ per yd. sc. sc.
w
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
Take Notice.

- ~''~
T7HE fubfcribers, appointed by
the Hon. Town Council Of
Newport, Commiflicners to receive
and examine the claims of the cre-
dircrs to the eltate of CALEB Cory,
late of Newport, (Mariner) deceaf-
ed, reprefented infolvent.-Notify
iaid creditors to exhibit their claims
to either of us at our REFLECTIVE
dwellings within fix months from
the fifth init. being the period linn
lied by law.
SAMUEL CARR,
ANTHONY DIXON.
,aE The fubfcriber folicits all
perlons indebted to faid elfate, to
make immediate payment.
ELIZABETH Cory,
Admimltratrix.
Nsgcport, Oct. IS, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
HAVILA FARNSWORTH,
Surgeon g PbyGaian,

q" o10" y "U't,
UNIFORMS the Public, that he
has taken reiidence a few doors
north of the Coffee. Houfe, Thames
Street, where he will at any time
attend to the calls of his friends.
Ne4Vpo,5, Od. 9th, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24

One Box of Gentlemen's Beaver Hats.
Sundry other Articles, too tedious to mention.
NewbO,f, O6. ", 1901. 5fS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24

. Gseav@ Beyiirf, M.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-03

Ills eurioiity extended to every branch
OF eSemy9yy, mechanics and the arts. and
the thirt of knowledge was always ac
compAnied by the fpirit of Improvement.
The vigor of his youth had been exercif-
ed in the ichools of jurisprudence I; and
while ne taught, he was ambitious to re-
torn, the laws Of nature and nations. Of
Rome and Germany. The annals of
Bronfwick, Of the empire, of the anc;ent
and modern world, were preient TO the
mind of the hiitorian; and he could ,urn
from the iolution of problem 10 the duf-
ty parchments and barbarous Ryle Of ,ht.
records of the middle age. His eeoius
was more nobly directed TO inveiipate
the origin of languages and nations I: nor
could he aflume the character ofa pramma
rian, without forming the project of an
univeriA idiom and alphabet. Thele va
rious ftuiies were often interrupted by the
occaiioi'al politics Of the times |; and his
pen was always ready in the caulc of the
princes and patrons to Whole ieryice he
was attached. Many hours were con-
iuned in learned correspondence with ali
Europe; and the philoiopher amufed his
leiiure in the competition OF French and
Latin poetry.
Such an example may difplay hc.extent
and powers OF the human understanding.
but even his powers were diaipated by
the multiplicity of his purfuiss. He ar
tempted more than he could finiih he de- .
tigned more than hccould execute; his ina
gination was too eafly farisfed with a
bold and rapid glance on the fubjesf he was
not impatient to leave and Leibnitz may
be compared to thole heroes, whole en-
Pire has been loft i'll the ambition of uni
Verfal conquff.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-03
NEWSP4PERS.

The following account of the various
publications In the world, is given in a
German Paper: There is but one paper
publilhed In Portugal, and that only arg
pears thee times week i, is conducted
by = German, who takes care to exclude
only the French news, while he admits
thofe of Madrid, Hamburger, and London.
In China, there is only one Gazette a
week, but it is folio volume it con,a;ns
no, foreign news, bur merely the hiiiory of
the events in the country. There is no
Joking in it about truth, for in 7zo, one
Of the writer's hasing thought proper to
inlers iome falfe intelligence, SIC. sc. was
condemned to loie his head. The Empe.
ror himielf fometimes contributes TO this
paper. In 1898 th.. preient emperor 10.
ierted Funeral Grafton, which he com.
poled upon his prediction. 1t is fingu-
lar circumfance that ioE1e accounts once
appeared in it, which il was thous i'm
proper to make known. The particular
number was Immediately fupp.efed, ind
the people were forbid ever to freak of it
In future.
There is paper publiGied in the Per-
fan language at Delhi, the capital of the
Great Mogul. Some Curious perfons lave
preferved copies of tile paper of the 18th
February, 1898, which is five French ellis
in length. The intelligence contained in
it is of the mott abfurd nature, fuch as
that " the men who had the care Of the OK
en- and horfes, have taken leave of his
highnefs the Great Mogul for want of
payment, and have ient their cattle to paf-
ture," &c. &c. The Engli!h, who ought
TO love paper 70 many yards in length,
have, however, infitused another in the
Eat Indies.
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FROM THE PALLADIUM.

LEIBNITZ, the celebrated philofo-
pher, was born at LEIPZIG, in Germany,
in the year 1916. After being one OF
the mott eminent men Of his age, he died
1916. He is well known as the .an,ago-
niit of DIR. Samuel Clarke, and as difpdt-
ing with Newton the invention of fiuxi-
ons. The following animated iketch Of
his literary life comes from the pen, Of
MIR. Gibbon, i'll his Antiquities Of the
/ Houie of Bruufwic.
:" The genius and fudies of Leibnitz
have ranked his name with the frit PHI
lofophic names Of his age and country;
but his reputation, perhaps, would be more
pure and permanent, if he had not ambi-
tiouAy gralped the whole circle OF human
lcience. AS Theoiogian, he iucceGiye-
ly contended with the fceptics, who be-
lieye 20 little, and with the papiits, who be-
lieve too much, and with the heretics, who
believe othcrwife .than is incuicated by
the Lutheran conteliion of Aug tburgh.
The Nietaphy fcian expatiated in fields
of air his pre-eRabliihed harmony Of the
foul and body might have provoked the
jcalosiy Of Plato; and bis opsimifn, the
bea Of all polii3le worlds, feems al idea
too watt for mortal mind. He was a
PhyGcian in the large and genuine itpfe OF
the word /; like his brethren, he a.noied
himicif with creating globe and his
ProtogGa, or primitive earth, has nor been
ufelefs to the laa hypothesis of Bufop,
which prefers the agency of fire to that OF
water. am not worthy 10 praiie the
Mathematician but his name is mingled
in all the problems and difcoyeries OF the
times Tic matters of the art were his RI
walls or difciples and ifhe borrowed from
fir Ifaac Newton the fublime method of
| huxions, Leibnitz was at Leaf the PRONE
theus who impaired to mankind the facrei
fire Wiki he had RoIen from the Cvds.