Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-31

men. On their fssd.ss lie Boat up6et, .iia
cSneeuence Of ! A08sw OF wind, and
oely one Of the cfc caped--.hc iuTyiv-
Of reports, tlIatli1es. (.1sgeEf, nct being
able 20 fwim, femslnsd 81 the boat until
ifhe went down. Poos Willis fwam, as
long as his. ar6Rth enabled BIN, and
caue b, hold Of one Of the muns WHO, find
log they mutt both perth, difugssed him
fell, and taws Mr.. Willis 60 down in
few ieconds, .h.. man ,yus takra up by
enc of the guard boats, IN greet ex,reai~
<ty. ~ ~. 90
!" The lois Of theIe valuable ycunz
men IS a cirermaance greatly % he kmeat-
ed they focd high IN reputsticn, and
promisd to be credit TO ti,eir tfieuts,
and an honor to their county,"
On Tuefday the CHEESE, made in Msf- !
facheietts, to be prefsnted toiRe prefdeas,
was brought to the city Of Warrington Ia ;
wagon drawn by FIX hories.
LATE PROM rfAHer.
A gen.ieman who came pahepser in tee
Nancy, capt. Beebe, Arrived at Sag Har-
Dor, from Bordeaux, informs, thar he lett
that place on tie sth November, at which
tine en- armament was fitting out from
Brett and other places, for St. Domingo,
and were TO fail 10y the Sd on 4th Nov.
on board Of which were to be embarked
$1,000 men. That it was reported iri-
gate had failed for America with orders
70 make contracts for the fupply Of the
troops Liter their arrival in the WeR-ln-
dies and to inform the government OF
the United States, that the lland would
be declared in fate of blockade. That
the Dehuitlve Treaty Of Peace was not
then isned, but ex,eesed by many that 1t
would be on sshe Sth Noy. the day fixed
on for the celebration OF Peace throughout
all France !; fer which occafor, great and
lplendid preparations were making. He
alto informs, hat the news of the Tale OF
the flip Tfumbuil, and other American
veiiels in France, was true; but that in
conieouence of their new owners not being
able to procure French papers for them,
the demand, at thofe prices had ceaied;
though further applications would BE- made
to government 10 effect that purrote.
Bottom GAG.
A letter from Martinique of the 10Th
ult. mentions, that gen. La CRETE had re-
turned TO Guadaloupe, to refume the go
yernment Of that Hand.
III. fol2oavins an,mated A1gqrobj< to Rea-
IAN, concludes NJ. Neek0y's kHay on the
true Principles Of Executive Power IN
grea. States, a qvork 4vriften a httlc
erevisas to The dVsiutioa Of moaare6, lit
France.
/" Reafon, heayen-born Reafon, irsge
Of the Supreme intelligence which created
the world, ncysr will ! teidake Thy affairs $
but, to continue faithful to thee, will dr-
dain alike the hatred of iome, the ingra-
titude OF Others, and the injuhice Of all! Q
Reaion, whole empire isfo congenial and
70 pleaGng to fouls OF feeling aud hearts
OF true elevation; Resion, eeleiiial Rea-
ion, our guide and Gpport IN the LADY rinth
Of life, alas! whifher wilt thou fly in this
feaion Of diicord and msddening fury? The
oppreGors will havenothing fay to thee ;
Come then iince the world absndons thee,
to inhabit the retreat OF the Sage; dwell
there, protected by his vigilance, and no.
nored BY the exp,eGye flenee This wor-
hip. One day thou viii appear again,
ss,ired IN all thy antient glory, while I'M
petition and Deceit fhaIl vznith into no.
thing. At thar period, perhaps, / iliaA
be no more; yet permit the fnade OF thy
departed advocate to attend upon thy ''i-
umpA; ard, in the mean time, iuHer my
name, tarniaed as it is with caicmny, TO
prelerve its place, humbly infcribed at the
foot Of thy aatpe IL