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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-13

For Sale,
BY The ./al/eriber, ueart5e ty-4v5ayc
COLOGNE Mill 9ones, of different
lies, late from Amferdam,
German, London, bitter and Crowley
feel
Sugar In hogfheads and barrels
Coffee, bar and rod Iron, Cuttings
Template itoyes, complete for ule, of diff
ferent fzes
Clover feed and plainer Of Paris
peer and Fork OF the, fra quality, by the
Fine and coarfe Salt
Lar, Turpentine and Rofin.
JESSE HOLLINGSWORTH.
baltimore, January IT.. aaw1rt
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Ricketts,, Newton cSt,c

Ricketts,, Newton 6 Co.
H44YE RECEIVED,
In 0aaitien TO their former aoek, a Gbbb
fthe tolo1vizg GOODS: =
Bruliells and Scotch Car
Peting-Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicoes,
CaRimeres,
Handfome Regiaer, Stoves, with Steel
Tenders,
Shovels and longs,
A handfome aGortment of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books,
Bill and Bank Books, &c.
Gentlemens' fashionable Hats,
Do. Dreaing Cafes complete,
A handfome anortment of Iapann'd and
Silver Ware-elegant Tea Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, and COAT
ers, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Plate Warmers,
Pebble Watch Seals and Gold Chains.
February IS. d
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The high bred imported Hoy|s
2 u n G. II.

Will cover mares this feafon at
William Powers's tavern, -Four Mile Run,
between George Town and Alexandra.
at I7venty Dollars each mare, and One
DokAar for the groom.
The following is copy Of certificate
from fir John Lad, bart. the original Of
which may be ieen by applying to the
fubfcriber.
London, Jan. II, 1899.
1bisi is to eeyti6 1bat Pinch avns got BY
King Herod, bisaam by aid Ma,Ae, grand
DANNY The Cullsu AyQbiau, great grand
dam Blaekyes, by Regulus, g,sat great
grand dam by CRAB, great great great
grand dam by The WnyAck Gallo4vay.--
zbis bo,le zvas my 4,eper.y and EMWm.
PoQUeys.
JOHN LAD.
Witnefs--7bomas Bullock.
~. B. lie 1you torty t1Uo afsrtxt
plates, befdes marches and ./qoe<&fakH,
tObis in the feO.Ism err Je6x LaA
bayt.
Good grafs for mares at half a dollar
per week, and every attention paid them
but not liable for accidents or etcapes..
The money to be paid at the time o.
covering or before the mares are taKe'
away.
WILLIAM POWERS.
February II. q
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CONDITIONS of PUBLICATIONS
of the
Alexandraa Advertslsr
Commercial Intelligencer.
!. 1t 7uM be pnbAj@ed on a ha1fM,..
Of ./xper-r2yal paper efgood quality, amt
'o'f6 an elegant type, s 1vbicb tbi; batey
contains a Lbeeimrn.
II. 1t 7oM be ba5l26ed eveyy day a.
O'Clock, and delivered to/uI<lr5ers in toqv,
7vifb tb< xtmef regularity and e.ssM
tion, and tranfmitted to tbo/e at a d;aon,.
tb,oxgb THE mea early and regular cb0r
nels ef coxveyance.
III. 1be price 4viW be Five Dollars ..~
477nx,7, to be baid one half on reerib. 9TH,
fyf number, The remainder at The END NJ
THE year.
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City Tavern 6 Hotel.


The Subl/crlber returns his
iincere thanks to his cuffomers for the IL
neral encouragement he has received, and
hopes to merit continuance of their ia.
yors. He requefs all perfons indebted to
him to come forward and fettle their ac-
counts, on or before the frft day of April
rext, otherwife fuits will be commenced
tor the recovery of the fame without re-
fped to perfons.
From the many difficulties experienced
IN collecting the fnlall fums due him, he
Is !: under the necefity OF giving this pub
TIC notice, that after this date he will give
credit to no perfon whatever.
JOHN GADSBY.
January II. d
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that it may be deGrable, to have a right
view of objeas, when hope is stimulating
US to atfion, bat an error in this cafe is far
lefs pc-hicious than al executive and un-
r%caionable degree of fear. For as. evil is
as uncertain as good, it is more eligible to
hope too much OF the one, than to fear TOO
mucn of the other.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-02
From the Columbian Centsueh
THa D
--- Sboot toKy as it flies,
Aadcateb the mauaers hioiug as they rys.
Nh. RUSSELL,


TIE following extract from {" remarks
On vitiated pronanciaeion"-io prevalent
in the metropolis Of England as to have
acquired the name Of" the cocknifed dIa-
k<7," was fent me a few days Gncc with
a requch that I would g cout,iUe /ome
ko7v or 01et5er to iNtyoauce H'' into my
next number.
BY this publication, I reckon upon
gratifying Yankee who made the re-
qaee-"I coust" upon the grin Of" n
<g,eat forsl" ofmy brother Yankees
and Z" .gueH" with my correspondent
that If IL does aaot good, it earado no
harm"
" The letters v. w. and H. are the
principal fumbling blocks in the road Of
conversation. Y. and w. are generally
tranfpofed, and poor H. is often rejected
and adopted with equal capriciousnefs and
isnpropristy. A friend Of mine lately
mixed in company had nearly involved
himfelfinto {ome trouble in confcqucnce
of introducing the letter Taft mentioned
where it had no buinefs. It is happily
expreRed in the following epigfam:
II s0ckxy, 0uee 7Ob9h ho4gbn avere
1UeN ~a1vuug'd,
Altkougb maj eommouly bis language
fauher'd,
NEARING y Iy be u@'d Pirr's parry
cbang'd,
ExbrJ5'a his bobs Thai by 1voala
EoU be HALTEa'D."
Another infance I recollea to have
heard lately at a private theatre, where
the Englih language is often CIT MP by
butchers, mangled by laundry maids,
botebrd and t4oJqed by %tailors, mg0afrea
by young folders, PLACED a9ou by hdlers,
ptyOey4ed, myfonRruaeA, and b,g/seated
| by attorneys clerks, and completely a@-
ed BY paitry cooks. ..
A. young gentleman was iolIciting
peYmiGion to lead his Dulcinea to the alter
of hymcn; but by placing this unfucky
n. where it ought not to be, begged to
lead her to the baAe, of hymen."
" AT a tea-tablc the other evening 2
youthful lady who had never travelled
| ten miles from St. Paul's %abfolutely made
ufe Of the following words in the coufie o
! her conversation. Pray mem do yol
know Mifs CT" No, men," fhe il
| a monfrous proud girl though betweef
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you and |, mem, fhe has more reaions
than iomebody you and l know, for the
has 7vsry fine beyes and pretty beays deli
cate harms, andI do 5eerijy believe. al
leatt young MIR. 7. fays 70, that fne poi.
ieiies 4 7vesy tender ayt.n
The clergy who ought to fet an exam.
pie OF proPriety In ipeaking are often as
wretchedly incorrect and carelefs as lome
OF the mott illitcrgte among their congreA !.
cation.
once heard one Of thofe gentlemen fay,
" DIV, oL, Lord God Of Sabbaoth, &c.n
and the clerk, either from imitation or
iimilar ignorance, replied, " eaveu and.
hearth are full of the majelty. OF. thy glo.
~"
He'll loofcs its harhrefs by thefc clip
pers OF the Englih language, by being
curtalled into Ell, ala i~nitance Of which {.
recolieet to have heard.in the concluding
part Of acocknihed clergyn,an's iferrnon.
{" The grave" iaid he l,all yawn for
your beue5~vated bodies, and eli wide o.
pen Its jaws for your vulnerable FOULS
IdeGre to be Thankful that amongf the
various innovations which are ftridinc
and f~traddiing over US at the preient day
the above mentioned eocknlfeafious arc
not to be found upon our ftage-frcm the
mouths at Sc '.atuie's joNrueymen'-ahd
their | pray Heaven they map renaai1,
neat as iaborfea,' There with all my
heart let their e,royy ozvi until they ar
oaye-h4u o,h-bau oyr." Let them
talk Of yonder i'll obe-umby and eas
their bi~magiaatous until their cad bacbs
Our own 5omelpu4 ga keffcnfious we
have been long in the habit of unng and
can put up with; but if ever this Ereigx
fxfi9u is wove in with it, III fell off my
wardrobe and retreat beyond the weOern
| mountains.
OF a." cocknifed dialect" our beau
monde may be entircly acquittcd-but err
| rors more ferrous iii their effects they cer-
family mutt be charged with.-A mifcon-
Rruefion of words-a Multiplication Of
" good fet terms'-and a miinterpreta.
ton of actions. Impe,hueuce-they call
candor. ImpaAsuee ingcnioufnafs. Blunt
! ugs-tranknefs.- RudeQei-Gncerity.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The err
yors Of igs0rauee--implicity or n~aivete.
Staring ubiaiy is ihtereaing. And an
a8saioa 1LegfdAy paIes for 0 than
the reality. Such is the byogrN Gnajoa
that a man who podedes the politehefs and
ciyility of the old Eboalis an ayJaotyaM
6a,r "Lord what a tiff formal creature''
-" liz has ne expysHpn'. If he does
not pofcls what the ladies call Eu.imeai
~7fgf5ihly AMI ano4sS2ednsG-he is no.
body. 1t will be much better for him
to fay at home than to ex9gk bimHDto
The 1Vorla.
Ifhe wifhcs however to know one Of
the youths OF the new ne1v Iboo-onc Of
the "mon0roAs faOo,ites" Of the day-I
will give a hort account Of fuch an ono
from his 6rR entire into a tea party. Al.
bout s o'clock lat !eaf an hour after the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-02
From the Commercial Gazette.
The ".

" HHJanty., not kkeys9Ian 1fbmgs, that
makes AUe IA N1eUy toHst1s 7cs jdnan."
ICAN think Of no rule that will de-
t%erfnine, whether the evil or the good we
anticipate, be mott likely to turn OUT
differently from what we expected. The
imagination is equally apt to e~xageerate
III both cafes. Excefs offear and anxiety
IS not lels common, Or lefs fooliih, than
the contrary extremes Of hope and com
p}acency. We are 70 much ,controaled BY.
fancy, and whirled about by paaion, that
1t is difficult to acquire an habit of view
ing things according t their real charaa-
er, or of Regulating our hopes and fears by
any rational Standard, Though l am not
Of the opinion, thatdiiappo;n,ed hopes are
a fource of 70 much pain, as~to balance the
Plealure refalting from the indulgence Of
fuch hopes, | nevertheless think thai bare
ly to efcapc the evils we have dreaded is
no compensation fofhaving cherifhed need
lefs, and anxious fears. We are, as has
been before obierved, alike liable to meet
with diGappointment when weare iwayed
BY fancy, either as to objetss Of good or
evil. The ;mpulfes of hope are 20 lively
and conitant, that though they are fre-
4uently fallacious, they fill return with
freth vigour and delight. So thatupon
the whole, We may reckon hope as a pre-
cious fsurce of felicity. Ncr do | con-
ceive livery detrimental to happiness, to
givewing to the imagination in looking
for the enjoyment Of objects which we
may never attain. The only restriction
in this cafe, is that. we % not fufer our
iefves to be 70 'much elevated with a~llnring
PROJECTS, as to neglect ordinary duties,
and to delpife ordinary occurrences. A
facrcd regard to fuPport 4 clear confidence
ard a fair character, will refrain the per-
nicious effects Of hope, and make it the
fource Of much delight, intermingled with
little Inconvenience.
But it is far otherwifc with refpea to
fear. This. PATTON, though implanted as
a natural guard or ,ffoJrwarner againR the
various hurtful ncidents to which we are
expofed, becomes a mcnhrous enemy TO
happineEs, when we furrender it to fancy.
If there be any cafe, in which reafon hould
eminently a1ume a fway over the paAions,
it's in noderatirg the exceges ola fear
full, anxious ~difpoftion. Ill health, lofs
of friends, and a thoufand other misfor-
tunes are apt to give a gloomy Gait to the
mind, and force it into an habit of cherifh-
ing imaginary evils. By this means, a
fixed melancholy %enfues, and a difrelih for
the INNOCENT %enjoyments ofrlie. We are
thus deprived of thofe qualifications which
providence puts in our way, and become
tie naves Of a fetyile patton. In this
view of the fubjea, We. can perceive the
necerfty Of examining the reaion' Of things
when fancy fuggefs any circumRancc that
excites fearful apprehension. 1t is true,
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CoNDITIoNs of
of the
AlexdndY7a Aduerti/er
Commercial ~.nteiligencer.

Commercial 1lltEl1lgSnCeT.
/. 1t 4vW be pabAyMea an a b0IBeet
Tlx5ey-ryal paper Igo7d guilty, ana
Nth an eegaut t3e, # 7Obicb this 3aper
sosfaiiu, a Beeiuen.
II. It will he pabAl5ea svey day at 8
.'trloeAk, and 1eliOrred to ju5lerIJersm to7Ou
with The xtmW regnla,iy md eapedI-
tss, and t,unImnted to hen0ta djfaaee
Myougb the mgf early and yegukn, char
xh of eoavyanee.
III. The Price 7viXde Five Dollars PER
asnum, to bebaia 0ue bGlff on receipt Of the
fri numJe,, tie remainder at tie end If
tie year.
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Shreve and Ianney,

ohfeVe ana janney,
HaUs tor Jdhe at t5eir Hors, on Uuiau- Pyest
DeJoNoqvmg 4yAees-
"A barrels tanners oil
So boxes Florence do,
20 DO. Cattle fcap
90 Go. dipt candles
50 do. mould do.
50 do. Havana fegars
@ barrels EAT &WeA- India f,gars
Eyion, fuchong and bohea teas
4thproof Barcelona brandy
writing and wrapping paper
Shina aIorted in boxes
Kufia duck ard cordagc
a variety Of hces-and foal leather
y rev bales Of Gurrahs, and a few
rieces of handfome furniture.
January z8. on
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01
II Fnisentk-Mary Packet, New

III Fnlneatb-Mary Packet, New
York.
lit Liv<,pssARichard, Cation, Balti-
more, Hope, Dawfon, Virginia /; Venus,
Rigley, N. York.
lit Dsusr-Northern Liberties, Nj
Cav, Charlefon.
The |aliana, Roath, failed from Gravel
end on the 18th June, for this Porr; AID
the Newton, Riley, for Phiadell hia.
4ar,ivsd fnee our iga.
Ship Sufaa, Adams, from London. Au-
gua 18th, in lat. y, long. IS, 80, foke
hip Comus, bound from London to Nan
tucket.
Ship Mercury, Miller, from Greenocs.
July 18th, lpoke the brig Rover, of Portl-
mouth, bound from Bofton to Falmouth,
on; 3 DAYS. II, fpoke the flip Harriet,
Sterling, out - days from Bottom for Ii
verpool. Aug. 9TH, in lat. A., long.
56, %, fpoSe flip Orion. Collins, of n.
York, bound from Liverpool to Balti-
more, out g days.
Ship Chstareake, Tombs, from Lon
don. July 10th, in lat. A., IS, long.
IA, 50. ifoke ihip Juliana, Worth, from
London to N. York. Aug. 9Th, in lat.
40, "a, long. So, IA, fpoke brig Mary,
from Norfolk TO Cork, out 10 days. eft
ipoke brig Lapwing, from Beltat, to
PortGnoush, cut az days. a4th, fpoke
brig Spy, out4 days from Norfolk, bound
to Cork.
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,r,,,'a;,icrs of the day the eorreftneis
with which re narrates and details their
circumstances, and the unceafng p!:ability
of his mind on fnb;etas Of iuch various and
difccrdant natures.
Ii would be gratifying to exhibit the
don,eaic character OF Mr.. Erlsine-fie
has four ions and four daughters ; and N
the bofom of his family, he finds tooth
imp relaxation from the. cares and agstati-
ons of his public engagements. Whatever
time he can fnatch from the accumulated
MATS Of laboufs with which he is sdrroun-
ed, is devoted to foeial intsrceur.e with
his friends and his family. No roan IS en-
dued with a greater ihare OF conitieatloDa'
vivacity: he is fpor,ive, and asn'oi pue-
rile in his relaxations c;rcnmitlncc not
uutreqreosIy found In the h'itofy OF men
OF genius.
Upon tilefe topics we cannot enlarge.
In this memoir az attempt has been made
to exhibit his public character with far
ne!s and impas,iality. Othis private viz
tues i. would be INDIGENOUS to make any
enumeration. lnttstitatsn ~tTHs "t9t-
usntiam in, tant0 z;I,c refsrre iyHfza '0ir-
1xtEu fuert. Tacit. in vii. Agric.
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NEW. YORK, Auguh rs.

.S~-..--.---s1 r----s'~".-'s'-~
NEW YORK, Augua rs.
The fhip Chefapeake, captain Tomhs,
came up lait evening in 81 days from Lon~
don. She left London on the irit OF Jolly,
and our regular ferries of papers brought
by her is TO ina, date inclufye. In adci-
ton 70 the intelligence we publilhed YET
terday from Glaiy gov, theie papers inform
us,
That the movements Of the combined
Geets in brell harbor indicate dci,gn to
pa, to fea Immediately. The appearance
Of iuch dcfsn has occalioned the Eng llih
eovernmeu, 20 augment their channel fleet
10 5 lail OF the iine, and TO man them by
Wig ourous inpreAmcnts from the iInaller
velie.s. Fifteen thcufand troops are TAI!
10 have embarked on board The French
feet, aud thai the feamen are paid W all
lhe.r arrears.
The arn,;hice in The Baltic has been
prolonged eight weeks beyond the time
foecih.d 10 the convention.
Preparations fer war are carrying on III
the Aulrian monarchy with vigor. New
torrreiItcs are efablithing in the Tyrol, at
he three , aces CT Renri, On the frontiers
Of Upper Suabis, Flnih>rre, and C!arens,
on the frontiers Of .ne Cifalpine ard Hell.
vctia-for what purpoia is not even con-
jettured.
France, Auaria AM PruGa, have fet-
tied the indel.1nities to be granted to the
ci-deyant Duke Of Tufcany.
The Edisor Of one OF the Augfbursh
G3zettes declares re is warranted IN ailcrt-
hg " that all the rum urs which have,
been circulated re- ,e6ting the death of the
Rnilian Paul are tsHe, and that they lad
rhei, orisinin the Englifh w!papers.''
A let.erfrom MarfeiIles, dated the 10Th
June, fays ga Grsek arrived at Genoa
Ratcs, that he was vihted by Gantheaume's
divihon beyond the Pharos of Mei1;na.
Il had taken five Turkiih veiieis. Let
tiers rom Leshom announce the arrival in
that port OF an Imperial ihip, in nx days
from Tripoli, with the conful of the Unit
ed States, who fates, that at TriroIi the
news was public that the Engiilh had been
completely beaten before Alexandra, Of
which they had rsifed the 6eee. The
fame letters add that the Fcnch coniul a.
Tripoli had been received with the mott
diainguiihed honcrs. One of ,hele letters
is addreHed to the hou(e Of Bum the
other, from the Dsnif1 coniul at Leghem
is addreicd TO the coaiul Of the fame nation
at Marieiies.
In contradiction to the above aateBen:,
we are informed that London paper of
July z (which was obtained BY he Che
iapeake while the lay at Gravelend, and
which has no: cn@2e into our poieilion)
mentions an offer of the French garriioa
in Alexandria TO iurrender and evaeuate
Egypt on certain conditions, which gen.
Hu:ehiaion has erempterily fe;u.ed. 4
Arrived, Rips Mercury, Miller, Gree
mock Suian. Adams, London; Cheia-
peak, Iorbs, do. ich'r Fancy,
Newfoundland, William, Boxoy, Charlef-
ton; iloop Morning Star, -, P.
Republican.
The lhip Ohio, Hail, and brig Triton,
Howand, have arrived at Be!Eaa.
From L!eyds LIZ Of Jast 5otk, reeei0ed
at tie WFee Of the Mercantile AdOer-
tier.
1t GravsGnd-Nor'he-n Liberties,
from Charlehon.
At P.ymeatb-Arm and James, Dock
wray, K. llsnd.
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PHILADELPHIA, Auguf 20.

Ill4b7I/GLlIi 4H3 HuSull Ly'
! Arrived, fch'r Amity, kugg, Portf-
| mouth Noop Polly, Luce, Bolton; AL
| mena, Bird, New York Sally, Webb,
Richmond.
Game up fran the LazAre1o.
Sch'r Experiment, Jewel, Martinique.
Aryived at the Lazarrtt0.
Sch'r Adventure, Denabre, Porto Rico.
Left it 10th OF Auguf.
Capt. Culhing, of the ch'r Els, failed
from Aux Cages the 9th Augua. In the
pa!Iage of Heneaga, fell in with fix fail of
Of Englih merchantmen, bound for Lon
don; was boarded by one Of the feet
ihips, commanded by one Atkins, and
treated in mott fhameful manner after
having fired teveral times, and hailed capt.
Cuhi0g, when within nsufquet fhot, he
hovea whole volley ofmufquetry into the
frhooner. On the 9TH inf. fell in with
, the chr Jane, Toby, of and bound for
Phi'adelph a, from Aux Cages; failed z
days before the Els.
Left at l4ux Cayes,
Ship John Maby, of and for Bottom,
| to iaiI IN s days =; brig William and Ma
ry, Charleiton, 10 do. fch'r Penelope, do.
| l5do.
Capt. Hall &C the fch'r Telemachus,
tates that he left at Dominica, only he
ict. Apollo, Holdbrook, of Wilcalet, to
fail the 10th inf. Aug. e, in lat. 50,
long. a, fpoke the fch'r Atlantic Of and
for n. York, out 80 days from Jamaica.
Capt. Gable, of the brig Nymph, left
at St. Iago de Cuba, the fch'r Diipatch,
and lch'r Peggy, Fellon. At the Moro
was overhauIed by a Britifh frigate, and
two letters broken open, on fuipicion Of
their being from the Spanilh conful at St.
Iago de Cuba. Was boarded in the paf-
fage, by two frigates and kings sh'r,
treated politely. OF Heneaga was
chaced by two privateers, but outfaiied
them.
Capt. Oakford, of the fch'r Triton,
left at the HAVANA, the 18th inf. briggs
Thetis, Davis, and Ann Sarah, Of and
for Philadelphia, to fail the 18th init
An embargo was expected at the Havana.
Ship Hope, from Cayenne, brig Sally,
---, from St. Martins, and ich'r
Jane, Toby, Aux Cages, are below.
4 Tie hip Aurora, capt. Collet, is sd-
verified IN the Glaigow Courier OF the 1T
Iuly, to fail from Greenock for Philadei-
;,hia the hrR week in July.
The Fanny, Braine, for N. York the
10th July.
The big Beliiasious for Bottom the roth
July. :,
The Ghip Huron for N. York the 10th
July. The lhip Magnet for N. York on
,heIoth July. The brig Lydia for n.
York on the 10th.
The fhip Jeannie. capt. Cowan, for
City Point on the roth July.
The ihip Murray for CharIeRon on the
10th July. The Mac, for Charleftsn on
the goth.
BALTIMORE, Auguf 20.
Yesterday AFTERNOON returned to this
port the Aocp OF war Maryland. John
Rogers, eiquire, commander, which took
out Mr.. Dawion, medenger, with the
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BALTIMORE, Auguf 20.

Yeaerday AFTERNOON returned to this
port the aocp Of war Maryland. John
Rogers, eiquire, commander, which took
out Mr.. Dawion, medenger, with the
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Arrived, fch'r An'ity, kugg, Portf-
mouth; noop Polly, Luce, Bottom AL
mena, Bird, New York /; Sally, Webb,
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The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1801-05-23
THE MONITOR.
WILMINGTON,
Saturday--May a3.

AT meeting of Federal Republicans, of
Newcaltle county, at the houfe of John
Grow, in the town Of Newcaftle, on
the goth of May, 1so1-Colonel
Ifaac Grantham was unanimously APP
pointed Chairman, and James M.
Broom Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Johns, feconded by
Mr.. Bayard, it was refolved, that COM
mittee be appointed to confer with the
Conferees OF Kent and Suilex on the fub-
ieGt Of fixing on proper perfon, to be fup-
ported as candidate for the Office of CO.
werner, at the entuing election.
When James A. Bayard, Maxwell
Bines, VIM. Melton, Nicholas yandyke,
and Robert Hamilton, were unanimously
elected for that purpofe.
And thereupon, the meeting was adj
iourned till Saturday the lit day of Au-
guG next, to meet at ChriRianna- Bridge,
az the houfe of William Shannon, at ten
O'Clock, A. M.
Refolved further, That the minutes of
this meeting be publiihed.
Signed by order of the meeting.
ISAAC GRANTHAM, Chairman.
J. M. BROOM, Secr'y.
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Nelton in shel.,ecr pit. of.he aAios, asd abe
70 anfwef any qusaicns thar may be thought
.necelavy to put 10 him. A retura of the killed
and wounded you will receive herewith.
have the honour to be-, DC.
H.PARKER.
P. S. The promotions aud appointments
that have taken place on this otrafion will be
icnt by the next opportunity that oF,rs but 1
cannot clofe this without alquainsing their
lOrdfhips, that captain MofTe beng killed very
early in the aaion, lieutenant John Yellaud
continued il with the greatet ipirit and good
conduit L mutt therefore IL juiticc to his me-
rir, beg leave TO recommend him 20 their lord
hips' favour.