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TIE morning a fair an the hamlet iookd CAV,
Not cIoud OF tbs w-ikin was fen.
When with ANNE trip 10 the village away,
To dance with the fwains on The green
The bright fnilng unbc4m., that play a ii ny view
Having chat d the chill cloud Of the ght
Seem h-ltnins to Dry, ior her footfsp., the dew,
That was UePT for The Iof. Of the Ishr.
And OF the wild mufc our progreG delay'd;
Or ii'e rskd Of he andfc fpe around
so iweet wa her vo:ce, every word THAI Che laid,
Echo caueht, and repe ID the found.
But when TO the 10Y looking group we drew nigh;
While hops kindly giiJed the fcenc
The dark vernal hover thst o5Ccurd the blue Nv.
Cait torrowful gloom ore each mien
And luch reflected Is ljs's doubtful day,
Joy Of Is oerclouded with care
But the rude nds Of March give a milInefs 10 Nav,
a. the role By the ih.les more fair
BY gritt, ~ rs turn, we are taught 70 apprizc,
Each bleiing THAI nature below;
sud to whom ihe adverfty's leaon denies.
no valle Of haPpinel. knows
CzzJriiys, 1901. AHYETAS
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THE FIR SEX.

In them It's graceful to difolve at woe; O
With every motion, every WORD TO wave,
Quick Ger the kIndling cheek, the ready blulh;
And from the lmalea violence to lhrink,
Unequal, then the lovelielt in their fears;
and by this hlent adulation, fofr
10 their protection more engaging man.
--May their tender limbs
Float II the loole implicitly of drefs;
And taihioned all to harmony, alone
Know they to feize the captivated foul,
In rapture warbled from love. breathing lips.
10 teach the iute to anguilh with fmooth fen.
DIioohng motion in its every charm,
To twin along, and lweIl the may dance;
To train the foliage DER the fnowy Lawn,
To guide the pencil turn the tuneiul pace;
To lend new favour to the fruitful year,
Ard heghten natures dainties in their race
TO rear their graces into fecond life
To give foCiety its hiehcn taIle
Weorder'd home mans belt delight TO make;
And by IabmlFvs wildom, mo5eG kill
With every gentle, eluding art,
To raIie the virtues, animate the 6Hfs,
en- charm the pains to iomething more than ioy
and Iweeten al the cares Of human life,
This Dc The female dignity, ant praile."
IasHBtoHs AAfSzz,
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FRENCH ACCOUNT.

PARIS, AUG. 10.
Rear AaHuiraf LaioucBe, 10 t5s Mla5Fr Of ne
Marils.
8 Boulogne, AuguR 10.
CIrIZEN MNrsrEE-T had the honor to in.
form you by my DiGpatch of the I7lh Thermi
dor of the battle Of the 10Th (Auguf al in
which the leading divifon Of he fee p. imall
vthels Hnder my command of itielt trultrated
all the efforts Of the Englh feet, and kept the
enemy at a luficien, ditance frum BoIlogne to
prevent the bombardment Of the port. and II
ward of all danger from The her divi(i1ns Of
ne feet Admiral Nefon feeling that all his
efforts were inef dual, GiCppzare1 on the ~ h,
no doubt 70 procure enforc ements, and 10 lay
il ammunition. He again made his appear
Ance yeae-dly with ieverAl lhigs If The line, and
great number Of trigutei, trigs, piunlceS,
qua boats &C. He anchored a. the IiRance
OF COCO t0iles tron the leading divifon, which
Gill kept its original petition about SEQ totes
from the mouth Of the harbor. HAD augm>n-
ted it by one le6tion and had 1rengthened il by
the addition ofieyeral bomb lhPs. Icould eaii
" perceive il the evening thar the enemy med.
Gated an attack, their hips being furroundsd
with boats and fmall craft Of all lizes. | had
the etore ordered ieveral boats p keep watch
that | might have timely notice of the approach
of the enemy. About three quarters of an hour
after 2, one Of the boats dilcovered the enemy,
and was Immediately attacked. The firing
opened with uncommon briilznels on both idSs /:
the bombs, the cannon, and the mulquetry
prefented amid the waves Spectacle truly grand.
The land batteries could be Of no aaiaance TO
us, fer fear OF airing upon our own boats. The
enem, had embarked from two to three thou
fand meE in pinnaces and boats. Six of theie
attacked the Etna gun-boat, carrying Captain
Peireux. whe.- commanded the diviGon, and
killed two Englifh lailors with his own haad,
Almolt all the gun boats Of the leadilg divilon
were at The fame time boarded by Englilh pin-
naces but thefe every where found tlfs fame
reiltance where they were rePulled.
The bravea Of the Englfh who attempted 10
board were either thrown into the iea or made
'priloners. The fartheR off gun brig on our
right, the Vulcan, was attacked again and again,
but always repulfed the enemy, The gun boat
the Ssrprile, commanded by Lieutenant Car
rau, run down four OF the enemy's pinnaces, and
took comfortable number. While thele things
were going on 10 front, diviiion OF the enemy
attempted to get between US and the ihore.
Here, as al AlgeGras, the Englih were the
dupes of this maReuvre.-Our boats accom-
panied the retreat of the enemy with heavy.
carnonade, which did not ceafe till four in the
morning, when the Engliih had got beyond
gunihot. Ofthe enemy'S boats eight were run
down and four pinnaces were taken. mutt
be within bounds, hen fate their lois in kill
ed, wounded, and prifoners, At four or FIVE
hundred men. Every moment he dead bodies
of the Englih are cat up upon the beach.
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Account Books.

No. journals, YATES, Record Letter and
sou,a Iaum Book "a fuppy Of which will be kept
Seamen'S Articles.
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OF THE var IN EGYPT.

LONDON, AUG. "a.
After our Paper was at preis on Saturday
the Hamburger mail due toe preceding We'd
nefday arrived, and at the fame time Ma.
Montefor with d lpatches from Gen Hatchi1.
lon announcing the capituation of the French
troops in Cairo. They were pubilhed yeaer
day in a Gazette Extraordinary. There had
been no attack on the place, and the nv f4v.
Durable terms granted to the ensmy fhew that
the Commander in Chef mutt have h al pow
eTtul motives tor whiting to avoid one We
hope the Prelent capi,ulaion will Be better o..
ierved than the Treaty Of Fl Arifch.
This important conquef, which is rem ierei
the more advantageous by being game with
out bloodlhed, IS undoubtedly the prelude
70 the expnlGon Of the, French from Egypt.
1t is altogether a mott brilliant achievement
for the Britilh a'msi In four rnonths a hand
ful Of troops, inferior in numbers to the ensmy
(who we're in Po6eilion and every were &C.
knowIedged. new 70 he climate and expofed
to every ipecies Of an oylnce, have fucceeded
in the de.iv-ranc= of country, to the attain
ment Of which the CLie. Couiul had bent al
the talents and the amniton of his foul, and
upon which he had lavllhld the Rreneth Of the
Republic.
In The courfa IF yefterday, We ALTO received
Paris Journals TO the 10th inG incllGv-.
Though they were in podelI u Of or fit &C.
counts Re. Peding the tai Of Cano, they are full
Of accounts of tbs complete d.tsn Of TIE Aarl9.
Tarkilb army i!&c. Sc. C-nl, a. II ltchinlon's
letter viii laon put Al ems u the manufacture
Of FIeuch Victories IN Lh1 Eat.
HAMEURCH. AUG. Is.
Letters have been ;e -c.vet from Smyrna ~
al opuent Greek banking huul-, at Vi-rn4,
Eating, that General Menou had informed
Geneyal Hutch:ui3n that ne w.u,d futrenIer
the frrIrels and hArbor of Alexandra On the
Anglo Turkilh forces i'd in the cyurf- of ok
week he received no luccous from Frame
According 70 he reports Of lome delerters rom
Menou's div .Gon, they were in ex-renc want of
water and various neceG tries, bu, particularly
medicines for the ick M-nou IS ls.d to have
requel1ed limited luppIy Of the A-i.l-. of
which he is mott d,l,ute, until the exDr4-
ton Of that Perio1. This propoE W z neral
Hutchinfon rejected; G5nifyingr 10 the French
Comman Ter that he wou,i gran, him I1r--
er than ten days ~ surrender Alexandra, "A
the fame terms given 10 the + ench AZ Ctiro (;
bat, thar afterwa- ds be mu& l1rrcnd.r al az
cCetion.
Glreral Hntchinfon had, by al! accounts,
received a reinforcement vi 1000 men, with
which he hoped ~ terminate the war IN e yYpt
ii few weeks, Should Meaol refufe 10 Dr-
render on the terms propof=d 10 him, it is in.
tended TO carry Alexandria by form.
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Late from Europe.
BY he fhP Franklin, capt TuckEE, arrived Al this
port from Liverpool, lnce our lat
LONDON, AUG. az.
LORD NELSON'S EXPEDITION.

LOhD NELSONo EAPEDII I'M.
(CoPY.) "MzDUsA, (D0qOasJ AUG 49,
"Vce Admiral Lrrd Mellon has the greateR
fatisfa6tion in tending to the Captains, Officers,
and Men under his command that were employ
ed on the laje attempt on the enemy's fotla off
Boulogoe, an exra4 Of letter which he has
received from he F,rf Lord Of the Admiralty
not only approving Of their zeal and pTelerving
courage, but beRowing the highsf prale on
th-m. The Vice Admiral begs to allure them,
that the enemy will not have long Iealon TO
boat Of their fecurity for be fruits. ere long,
TO alIif them 10 Peifon in a way which will
completely annIhila;e the whole of Them. Lord
Mellon IS convinced, that If it had been polIible
for neE to have brought the enemy's hotilla out,
the men that were employed to do 70, would
have accomplished IT, The moment The enemy
have the aud4city to caa off the chains which
fix their vefeh to the ground, that moment
Lord Mellon is well Perfuaded they will be con
dutted by his brave followers to Briti(h port,
or fent to the bottom. (Sg7ed)
NELSON AND BRONTE."
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PASW.4N OGLOU.

Pafwan O5lou, face his lat victory over the
Turks at Widen, menaces the neghb 1ring
PAchas with al expedition, Immediately after
the harvea IS got 10. His army is greatly
increaled by deerters, anl il is cert ala that he
mas iome French officers and fol1icrs with him.
who made their eicaPe from the AulriAn part
of Hungary, where they were detained a PriE.
oners Of war. He colIeas vat magazines Of
proviGons, and has LACEY TENT Firm4n TO the
Caimacan of Klajowa, with orders 10 AT nble
the richeIt Bojafs II WaIlachia ana 70 fgnify
70 them, Pafwan Oglou would tor t. prefelt
moderate his hrl anger aglinR them, and offer
them peace Of feven years, if they would &C
Knowledge his authority; but if they did aor.
he lwears by the Great Prophet. that be will
leave them nothing 70 fix their eye; upon biz
flames and ruins, Owl 8 to thfe thrca's, a
great number of ,ilh Boiars are moving win
their mott valuable effects 70 the AuitTian PArs
Of Hungary.
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ihore, and the afiR4nce Of ftventeen thoufand
troops encamped, which together with the dan
ger Of approaching the lhore near enough with
large ihips renders any attack very difficult.
The French have much the fame fort of craft
all along flore to the WeRward. as they have
at BOulo2ne, which are laid, it is reported, as
traps, to draw our fhps and men inro greater
danger unieen. A .ihiP lately got two men
wounded, and her rigging much cu,, in going
10 TO cannonade fome gun.b ats the French
batteries being on the cliffs have great adyan-
tage over our Hips, and are 70 NAKED as not to
be perceived until they open their 6re-Our
cruifers continue to block up Calais and Bou-
logns.
LONDON, AUG. a.
The French Admiral does not pretend to de-
ny that our brave tars boarded their veiTels
with the utmoa intrePidity and it is eafy to
coled from his ftatement that they were COM
pell,d to retire merely in coniequence of the i'm
praaicabiity of getting the hips off aid the
arong fire Of mulquetry kept upon them from
The troops. He however denies, thar Jingle
ihot was 6Iedfrom The land batteries from a
dead Of wounding or killing their own men.
The lois we iudained in killed and wounded
we know TO be highly exaggerated he fares
it 70 be Tot lcisthan tour or FIVE hundred men.
The iols hey themleives luf~red is on the con-
trary dl-miAIlhej 10 a degree which exceeds
all btiief. The ltalemenT OF he aRair / gwen
without the flnailcl comment. either in the off
ci4! Journal or in any Other Of he prints. We
cannot pretend 10 account for hence which
is 20 contrary to all Iheir habits on Gmii2r oc-
Cations.
The French, to be lure, il our lat attack up
on Boulosne, had fome caule tor e4ultaton /:
they ase right, however, il adopting noder4
ton on the occalon, As It IS PoIhbie their tri-
umPh May prove very ihorr lived for We learn
BY our let ers IRON Deal this II nn5 shat
Admiral Lord Mellon has again i- teI from
the Dow rs with leverd gun boats, BOMBS, Sc'
and of c6srie We may flon expect w heaI Of bis
being Oh lone part Of the enc.nj's GOAT,
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HAMBURGH MIL,

HARLEm' AUG. 10.
The French General Angereau, after vii:-
ing the Butch feet at H-lvo t1uys, &c, pro-
ceeded 70 infpea the works Of defence at the
Brill, Goree, and the maritime pots he is now
on his route 10 furvey the Publications at tie
Helder, and in North Holland the aGse op-
erations of the Englilh Commanders having
obliged the French and B ,tavian Governments
to change their projects Of offence into meafares
Of defence. The Legion Of Notthern Franks
has been diGolveI. The PrulIian and HIno-
veFion Pontoons, under Gene, al Schiaien, we're
ABOUT 70 retire from Wefcl All he Flenih
vehels of war are to rendezvous at ID ,nkrk.
where an attack from th= Briiih cruizers Il
daily expected.
HAGUE, Avd. "a.
The greater part Of the BAs4vl4u ana Fteu2b
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LOYE-Ly FlefeBsr.

~The Happiness Of Love Is contemplation,
The + eaedo Is Of Love is pure affection
Where no alloy of sStuAl dull delire,
OF pIeAlurc thar partakes with wantonnels,
OF human FIRE thai buns out a. It kindIes,
And caves the body bur poor repentance,
Can ever mix. let Us ix on that
Thar y eveTlalting the other c4luA-
Eternity bre eds one, the other fortune,
Blnd a herfef and full Of all fll6tion.,
Shall we love virtuouhvr'
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copy

ETtrat7 Of letter from Earl 81. ViHcent, 10 Lord
V5jeoEuf NeJoH, X B. dated ne I7b mR
/" Ii IS not given to US 10 command fuccefs.
Your Lordlhip's and the gallant Officers and
Men under your orders, mott certainly deferve
i I; and I cannot efficiently exprefs my admir-
alton of the zeal and Prele'ving courage with
which this gallant enterprile was followed up !;
lAmenting mott lincerely the lois fultained in it..
The manner in which the enemy's Aotla was
made fat to the ground, and to each other.
could not have been foreCeen the highelt praile
is due to your LordihiP, and all under your
command, who were actors in this gallant at
tempt"
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VOLUME IN.

The battalions Of the 46, 9Th, and lo8h
embarked 10 the leading divilion, covered HEM
ielVes with glory. ihall not fail TO iend you
the names of III fe brave fellows who delervs
to be particularly di1inguihed BY the Chief
Coniul. On our fide we had ten men killed,
and thirty wounded. "-Mo1itsRr,
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MONDA2, ocroBsR z, 1891.
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LemNeL Brrant,
fobA Tenks,


INFORMS the public, thai he has REMOVED to
n. s, 9sa.f RozU, Fg6 frest where he has Feceiv.
7. b. late arrivals. fre(h iuPPy of
Fall and Winter GOODS,
frsa from the INTERCHANGEABLE g Of Super
fne Midahng, and low priced BROADCLOrHS and
cAssIMERFS. os the mon fashionable coors an az
nrmeut fuzzy SWANSDOWN VISITING; ELIAS
Tic and FOREST CLOTHS; dark blue and brown
coATlNGS icarlet, crimlon. green, and yellow
BAlZES; shite and yellow FLANNEL5; white
TwHfd DO; spSted SWAN5KINS blue add olive
sHAGG DUFFILS "a, 8-4 "a, and 1914 Role
BLANKErS ltriped Duff do.
Alio for lale, wide INDIA COrTONS, fuitsble for
hesrng; INDIA CALICOES; BAndanna HAND
KERCHlEFS: black and checkd Barcelona ditto
Ma's Worried HOSE 4 variety Of Mems and WO-
nens SHOES, AZ reduced prices.
The above Goods are offered for lale at Wholelale
md Retail upon the vety 5elt terms, for Calh only
Partagai, OF. s.
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DEAL, AUGUST II.

DEALi AUGUST a
The French petition at BouIogne is very
trong, being covered by eleven batteries on
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B90ks and Stationary.

American and imported BI8L ES,
y Dollars to S74 cents each Tcfamcnts of different
lnee' Bsknaps and Watts Plains and Hymns ;
Slkets EXPEDITION Of the Bible; and an afor:mcnr Of
sooKs' on Divinity, Law, Phyic, Hiaory. Ceogra-
pay BIOGRAPHY, Travels, Voyages, Architecture, Ma
Nsaloai Poetry, and Novels
ailo, the mot approved Mule Books, School Books,
and ChidrenS Books.
variety Of Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco
I pc se'Es Akin Memorandum do. Thread Cafes,
Dtik and Pen Knives, Razors and Razor Straps,
.00.1 srgif7'' and SPeaaeles with general abort
asaI Of Fancy Articles.
Tot, Foollcap, Folio pof, large and
maj 9uarto pot, Move. HotpreGed, Gilt. B 4ck edg-
i ana faln 90. Wrapping and Prefs Paper, Quilts
p',ce,, Black and red Sealing Wax, Plain aud
o.oursa Waters; Glafs, Wedgewood, blocktin, and
Fast inkland' POunee, Copy Slips, Lead Pencils
s a India Rubber Paint Boxes. Drawing
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i. QaadrantS, Cafes of Mathematical
Pencil, e MS Sumter Scales and Dividers. States and
N,v;aI,0n iP Matters AlIlant Bunts new Practical
c.z.ss'1O $50 A@srican Coaa Pilot, Malham's Naval
with a. ee4nen'' Journals, Log Books and Paper ;
ano, MAPS AND CHARTS:
EsA'Ioa.lh ne'--general and fep4rate Charts 9th
ch.D1sl = Guinea Coat Pilot, Charts Of the Rritifh
charIsaoo.N Ss1 Of Ireland, Great Britain and do.
soaud ". oar and h4rbor, Baltic, PaRage of the
Il. eo, . 81 anean, COAT Of Africa, Bay Of Gbrsl
Ford, a. Holland, Delaware river, Eaft and Wen
sa q NSlpVf OF Newfound and, Iaand Of do Har-
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Downs, waiting for men from TIE Moro
10 replace thoie he loft, when il is expea
ei thar he will endcavor to burn r..
french iouadron; fome of our pun boats
nave been blocking up feveral Gun brios
and ich'rs at Dunkirk, and ;udo;no ,h,s
they would endeavor to GET along cfofe in
more to Calais,our vefels anchored fhort
gun ihot from the fands, to enable them
to annoy them ifthey attempted il. The
wary frehchmen, finding thar they coult
not get down along ihore, without great
danger OF being brought TO action, aided
by the dark, hauled out withou. our vef.
iels IN the nishr, and before dawn OF day
were got TO tar head, thar our veGels
could nor come up to proven, their getting
INTO Calais, to the number of thirty. FIVE.
the oiitance being fhort, and they being
favored by bri& Eaa-wind, our fuuaoron
is therefore blocking them up in Calais :;
thete lait veftls are better calculated for
hshting than thofe at Bouloene.
Both fqaadrons are in fight from our
Gifts; at prefcnt the French gun boats
lie moored at their old polition-ours lie
at anchor ju!t without them to the welt.
ward and leveral ihips are cruiiing from
Dia"ekney' with briik gale az Eat.
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ANTWERP, Aupuft 10.

we are informed from Rotterdam. that
general Angereau, commander in chief Of
me French troops in the Bay Of the Ba,a-
wan Republic, accompanied by his aids
de-camp, and ieveral officers Of the taft:
arrived on the oh in the morning, at Hell
yoet sluys. This general carefully in
iPected the numerous diviiiors Of the Dutch
nee! IN that port, completely armed an,!
equipped, and ready to put to Tea. He
'remed istisiied with the good appearance
OF the crews, and their difpoGtion full of
ardor. General Angereauhad long con.
terrence with admiral De Winter, on
BOARD the admiral's nip. He alto cauied
MN to give an account of the meafures Of
defence adopted at the mouth of the MeuC,
and the lille of Goree. On the mcrnino
OF the 7th, general Angereau fct out for
the Hague, from which he will immediate
~ proceed to every part of North aol-
land, and particularly the Texel, 70
inipect the preparations making there with
great activity on the other hand, feve.
raj corps of Gallo Batavian rroops have
lone days put themelves in motion tore
pair to the fouthern part of the COATS of
Holland, aswell as to the northern. The
Britiih fuppofe that the Gallo Batavian d.
viilon equipped in the Schelde, and which
is completely ready, is defined to ioin the
armament fitted out at Dunkirk, and for
this reason they are taking nca(ures TO
prevent their Junction.
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BALTIMORE, O6. &.

Arrived, fch'r Example, Gregory, from
Charlefton. Left there, fch'rs Favorite,
Courlel, of Baltimore Sparrow, Burns,
OF do. Favorite, Drummond, of do. brig
Rofe, Everton Of do.
On the zzd September, fpoke the fnow
Eliza, captain ----, of Bottom, from
Savannah, bound to New York, out IL
days. Same day, fch'r Agnes, of E.
denton, from Jamaica, bound to Charlef.
ron, out 81 days. On the 10th fch'r
Patriot, Vickery, from Baltimore, bound
10 Charleaon.
Alo, brig CONFEDERATION, Fuller, from
the Havana.
Left there, brig Edmond, capt. Hand,
OF Charleffon; ichooner Anthony, -,
OF Baltimore Aoop Sincerity, Wartham,
OF do. ich'r Two Brothers, Dick, of Alex
andria; lloop Dolores, --, of New.
York.
In LAT. So, long. IS, fpoke the brig
Mary, captain --, from Greenock,
bound to Norfolk. Lat. 81, long. IS,
ipoke the fhip Hero, captain Pinckham,
from Norfolk, bound to Dunkirk.
The brig William put back very lea
ky.
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City,.
George Town.
EUROPEAN NEWS
Alexandria.

Iiaigow papers TO the 2sth Aug. have
been received at New York, by the BRIO
Paifley, arrived there from that lace
They contain London dates to the 2zd.
with the important intelligence of the fur
render OF Cairo and Alexandria. The
following article is copied from Olaf
gov paper of the zs,h AoguA, on the fall
OF the latter:
Peftript Of letter -fIom a relbeaa5k mer-
eHHfiAe bo4/e iii L0naou, 10 their co,,>r .
f'nas"fs IN GIaIgo7V, dated Satu,day
eueniag, Am2yf II.
HE Tower GUNS ARE NOW FIR
ING, WE UNDERSTAND ON THE Nrwsos
ALEXANDRIA BEING TAKEN
WITH TEN THOUSAND MEN.
Pr1ees of Fr0d1ce at Greeaoek, 5tb Aup.
American produce has come very low Of
late, owing to plentiful crop.
ouperf1ne flour, 4os per Dbl.
Fine do. 5as to 3os do.
Rye meal, zIs do.
Indian do. to 2os do.
Corn, rs I'D to IS per bulhel,
Wheat, os TO los do.
The great misfortune is, that thcie arti-
cles will not keep, owing 10 part damage
they receive on the p,Hages. and tie
remarkable warm iummer. A great quar-
tity has fpoiled.
Pot Aihes in no demand,
Pearl, hrit fort, expected to be at 46s
per cwr.
Cotton Wool declining in price and in
no demand.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-10
LEGHORN, fuly II.

Gen. Wartin, eicorsed by detach-
ment OF cavalry, iet OCT from this city yel.
ferday. 1t is believed that he will re-.
PAIR to Longone, to adume the command
q the troops who are beieging Porto
feraJo. Ammunition Of every kind is
continually tending off for ufe of the ar
my. 1t misplace refufes to furrender, as
their Is reaton to think, it will be attack
ed on the lea fide. The French have re-
ceived coniiderable reinforcements, and
their number now amounts TO S,ooo.-
Our chaheurs and city militia now occupy
the different potts which we're occupied by
the Poles. The latter are defined ALTO as
appears, for Porto Ferajo.