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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-22
REPUBLICAN SAVINGS!

Various reports have been circulated
about the fale of the flock which was
owned by the government in the bank OF
the United States, and notwithstanding
the anxiety that has been exprelled refpec-
ing the difpofal of fuch a large amount OF
national property, and Tome months have
elapfed fince the iale, the fecretary OF the
treafury has not thought proper TO inform
the public, either Of the quantity fold, the
terms Of iae, or the dilpohtioD, OF the
proceee,s. On the contrary, we have fea-
ION to believe tina, the whole buhneis was
conaotted ender arid injunction 10 tecrc-
ry. This being the cafe, an individual
may be permitted 70 Rate fuch information
reipeeaipg the tranfattioh as has come to
his knowledge aad leave ii to the people
to Judge Of the expedieney of the mcafure,
and whetifer Mr.. GalIatin has thereby
proved h!mlelF to be an able hnancier, and
faithful negociator.
The number Of flares held in the bank
and fold to houfe in England, were
a,zzo on which the United States receiv-
ed half yearly dividends, equal one year
with another including asriennial farplufs,
to 9 per cent per annum and we are told
the iale was made in order to dilcharge
part Of debt due to Money lenders in
Holland, for which the government was
paying no more than at the tate OF : per
cent interef.
The fale was made in the month Of June
loft, and al the rate of II per cent, when
the current market price of bank flock
was 50 per cent and upwards, both in
philadelphia and New York and in Lon
don where the dividends are regularly
paid to ftocls-holders by the agents oflhe
bank half. yearly, the price was equal TO
IS5 IS per cent.
There is ALTO coed reafon TO believe that
the payments for fad flock are 10 be made,
by inNalments, TIE fri Of which is not
to take place until January, and 10 the
interim the pprchaier will receive the July
and January dividends, which will no
doubt be 6 'al to 9 per cent on each lhare
of 400 dollars, which was their original
value. In addition to which, he is. al
lowed to make the payments in bills or
Holland, at rate Of exchange per cent
above par.
Admitting the foregoing to be a jof
Ratement OF fats, let Us fec. without en-
terng into ninute calculations Of interea,
what the houle in London will, in all hu
man probability, make by the purchafe
and, which is the fame thing, what might
have been iayed TO the United States, If
Mr.. Gallatin had purified more pruden-
sial line OF conduit, by employing fuit-
able agents to operate in favour Of the
United States.
D~1i,rc Z Doi1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-22

This Nichols was introduced merely to
reward him for his violence in favor Of
JeRerfoa's election and when found unfit
they made the bef Of him as clerk.
44un Democrat.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-22

paed TO nave 49, $500 81
l79;'
Total, dolls. 14,7os 2
(Ts be eozfinafd.1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-22
1IeSanDrla aDoeItiSsr.
WEDNESDAY, SErTsMBEs II.

** The sloop Maria, Capt.
OsMara, lying at Vowell's wharf,
will fail for Norfolk, on Sunday
morning next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-22

Dollars. Dollars.
Aaual'lalcsof a,zzo Shares,
2,2ao Shares, tI55 per ct.
at I4S per. the l9wef
Ct $4,000 price in Lon
Profit & lois I94.47z don, 1860
Addtwo dvi-
bends, fay 9
per ct. on 400
dolls per thare 10 gao
per cent adj
| vance or ex-
change, fay,
aS6 600 del
lars 25,75a
---I $780,
l4Sa,o72 I,4S1,o72
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12
N @ T ] G. E.

WHEREAS csP'. Jo h., Iio9d =: nsf-
w ter of the loop Hiard, did on
or about the 18Th day Of alsrch, in the
year 1901, receive On board iaid veGel,
II CHESTS of TEA, ihiqPed b. Men's.
Craniton, Alexander & Co. merchants, re-
fding in Philadelphia, and conEgned
TO me, among which there was one
Chef OF Imperial Tea, which fell iho:t
in the weight two pounds, and at the
fame time charged the iaid John
Hand for Tea taken DOT of f4id Cheit to
that amount, which l did ,hro' heat Of
patton; and | now cope forward for the
fatsfattion Of Capt. Hand, to Gacw that
he is man for whom l have The srea,ett
veneration, and l believe that his public
as well as private character is ua:mpcach-
able and am truly forty that ihould ever
have implicated him 10 70 itIious charge.
THOMAS CRUISE.
Nov. 10. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12
ADVERTISEMENT.

b. vir'Hc Q a Deed Of TyyP from
Oerr= Rabcris "a ID. Srby lcri5ry, csill B.
rff3lt4 10 S@lr, far rtaay ,~ency, en- IL.
Pre.-jIs, sr Hc4ncJagr ne i7tk da,
Of A'Ve~5rr, if far, if rat, hktn fbe
rrr: fair G.sv,
NNE hal. Of tina, LOT Of GROUND IN
~ the CITY "f Warrington, lying in fquare
No. aSe' nd dsignAted in that fquare by the
No. &c, the moict! intended 70 he fold front,
nron the o;>n 7,7s on me Pennfyl ;nia Avenue,
and ms upon the No. II in th,t C1uare, has
front Of - t-er inches aud an half and
9, feet inches desP; upon it is erected frams
Dwelling Hcu!>.
JAMES KEITH, Trufee.
0aoacrIS. DIS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12
ADVERTISEMENT.

On Monday The 29M day efAis
present. ninth, if fair, if n,t tie mex:
fan day, at ReabM, in Fairfax Cenn-
y at the plont@tion Of IKE late Cesrse
Hnntcr, ICED, qviN be said 10 he hfgkest
biddtr at s6ori ,cd,t 4rhiieb evW be
mate kneqvn on tie day IT tale. Tie
purchasers gjeiag bsna; Gxa atprsvtI
~exriy,
All the periihable effects of the
fad dcceated,
CONSISTING OF EXCELLENT
Houfehold q Kitchen Furniture.
A number of books, hcrles, cows, hogs
c. Wagon, cart, farming u.eniis, 81.
Tcgelher with
Coachee and Harnels,
In ,olerable repair, watch, and an
Eight Day Clock.
The lAie will commence a, eleven o.
clock.
GEORGE BEARD, .zdwfsiaya4y.
n. B. Any ferions who may buy, ard
fall TO give fecurily as ;boye, The III ngs
will be fold again at their rilk, neither will
they be benefited by the fale. G. B.
Nov. II d3tIawzw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12
SALE by auaiom
On SATURDAY,.

Et 10 s'tlsck, erW be JoM at lbr 'cn4a
Stare, the Corner Of King and O"''
S.recti.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy In barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes ana quarter cais',
Moiaies III hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White AMI brown Soap III boxes,
Coffee in caks and bags,
Raifrs in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety OF DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Anaianeer.
November Q.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12
John GARDNER LADD.

= - =
Hes FIR SAX,
Loft and brown sugars,
Rum, MoloHcs, Coffee,
B'audy and Clleva,
~; 4 II; +: an. WINES.
Rriha ,heetugs aud Duck,
l"dia Cotton,
A lev boxrs fine and coarfc hats,
A great variety 1t shoes,
C,ttcn and Wool Cards,
4 American Playing Cards,
Soap and Candies,
Core and fine Salt,
Red Jrol Leather,
James River Manufactured Tobacco.
Cordagc, Payer, Gals, Alum,
Cheefc, Codath, shad, and Eerring,,
h,En,
IS; IS +: !: :::' ::' TEAS.
Refined Salt Petre, :
Cordias in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes, Spermacci, ditto.
Frefh Chocolate in boxes, &c. &c.
ALTO, about SO hhd.. Potomac TOBACCO.
Nov. II. Il
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12
IANNEY g PATTON,

Hser j'y4 rsceitvcd BY the .Jcb'r Hormo.y
car. C,a5trrr, jirosr Psrto Rec,
SO hhds. & $50 barrels frlI
quality Mulcovado Sugars,
ale, en- Had,
AolaTes, in hhds.
Grenada and jamaica Rum, in hhds
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
n. England Rum, 10 hhds. s barrels,
SOpchong Tea, of a hyperion quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candies,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine aud CoaT!e Salt,
Men ard wCmen's Shoes,
Queens Ware in crates, aHorted,
With a complete aiIor,ment Of N. Eng.
hand ana RuiIia CORDAGE; EaG. India
snd Ruflia Goods.
4 L S O,
&c Ehds. Berbice Coffee,
- do. I'd quality Sugar.
OF. 80. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12

CONSISTING OF
Super6ne, rehnes ard all qualities ard
colours 6 qrs. & 7 qts. Clo,hs, Plaipes
Cailimeres, Kerieys, COATING, Friezes,
Kendall Cottons, Half i'hicks, white Ser
ges, fpotted SwanGins, Welh Plains,
Swanfdowns, Toilanets, Role Blankets,
ftriped Blauke,ing, Bearkins Fearnaught,
Woolen, Worried, Cotton & ELK Hotiery !;
fcarlet Cloaks; Calicoes, Mullins & Muffin
Handkerchiefs; fancy Cords, FuHians,
Jeans, Dimi,ies, Bed Ticking, Durants,
Calimancoes, Wildbores, Bombszetts,
Bombazeens, Gamblers, Laccs & Edgings;
Silk Handk erchiefs, fashionable Straw &
Chip Hats, Gimps, white aod coloured
Threads, &c. &c.
4 L S 0,
An AGortment Of
Hardware and Cutlery.
Nov. Z. d6;eo3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12
publtt 5ale.

On Friday ,hr latb inf. ct 3 o'Cioek,
P. M. qvIl fefhcey teJsN,
The three itofy BHIcK- HOUSE
adjoining MeGrs. Rlcke,ts, Newton q
Co.'S. Warehouie, on Fairfax itreet.
AaG, at The Jane tim' zviA br .GM,
About 5 ACRES of LAND,
on the Commons.
PHILIP G.. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12
CUIHBERT POWELL,

% I IIDLN CIV I'LL,
In addition 10 his importation, BY the frVe,
raj V1Dlh tram Livr,boui, has Jgf re-
cfiVea, per The MdaGS, Jr0m L0m-
dun,
Superhne Broadcloths, Cali
mere,, lriih Linens, fcaret Cardinals, yarn and
worried HoGery, Manchefry, ladies fashionable
Kid Shoes, &c. &c, &c.
He has ay0 neeiv'd ftis day, from Ne7s-
Tark,
Ticklenburgs, Hefians, German Dowlafs,
and RulIia Diaper; all which he offers for Sale
by The piece OF package, AT the lowell prices.
Nov. I. d1w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12

Pimcn,o, Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace,
Cinnamos, Cadia, Cayenne & Black Pep
per, fine Chewing Tobacco, Godfroid,
warranted Segars, Vanilla Beans, Ground
Ginger, fhor, Pipes in kegs and boxes,
Glauber Salts, Madder, Copperas, Dix.
on's Muaard, Capres, Anchovies, Olives,
Green Pickles, and Ke,chup.
Imperial, I
Hyion,
Young Hyfon, >TEAS,
Souchong
Raitins in boxes and jars, Almonds,
Prunes, Mould Candles, White, Brown,
and Cattle Soap, Starch, Fig Blue, Wrap
ping Paper, Olive Oil in fiaiks and black
bottles, Noyeau; Demijohns aGorted from
) to s gallons, Leiperss and Hamilton,
Snuff in bladders and bottles, refined Salt
Petre, and few bags of Pear Barley.
OF. Is. dIm
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-12

Jas yeeciutd, and far sale by
HENRY K. MAY & co.
Garner Of King q UaiOa jgrre'i,
5 pipes 9Th proof FRENCH
BRANDY,
s hhds. and ~ p,o,,,lp,
E barrels,
Nov. S. d6t
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

The az which thus nsceTarilv. b. a,.,a.,
tbs EwqStao qyar-augmented The fir. y
the above oficers, was paaed the ad dag 10
March, 1899, and was to continue n g.
THREE years from the ut Of January, ~
and no lOnger-uuth which time il wac ~ n
culated the war would continue.
FACT 8. On the laG day Of Decerh..
1891, the above law Of March Z, l7oq. for ana,
men'ing the falaries, expired, and becomss
dead letter and the old Peace SalOriiss. n, ~"
at alp revived, and were in full force ns,l ~
Paalng tn lAlt act by Congrefs, when The ~
SHlariss were, in fAef, ree(fablilhed, thouoh 4.
world IS at peace. Common fenfe and co..
mon honeRy will FAY. that this laa Hill o+nL.
not TO have Pahed for as the war has csags5
War falaries ought ALTO to have ceaCed . ~
MiniRerial majority had thought propsr - -.
duce the navy AMI army to a Peace Fa.hrG.
ment, commoO cenfIfency ousht to have ornrnn.
ted them 10 reduce the Salaries of their officers
to Peace EH4eliihment alfo. Thus then Il y
proved, that he old War Salaries expired on
he gift December lat the reduced Peace
Salaries then RECOMMENDED and that Conc+efc
~ ne ad, paded laf month, have RATED the
Salaries from 81 $50 dollars, 10 $4,000
PAcr4. lnconhhent as he above conduit
1as BE- proved, the fuprife of the reader viii
increafed, when he i told, that mang of the
very men, who in March, 1901, v0tsd for the
continuarion Of he War Saia lee in time Of
peace, becaule the off es were filed with men
their own feet y in 1899, vote5 agags
bole very Salaries when every ting was At
ar prices ;-mereiy becaule the men hen In
ofEte were attached to the administrations Of
Walhngton and Adams-H it demanded to
name lem, do not helitale; but will declare.
bat il 1899 ALBERT GALLATIN voted
tgainG the augmentation OF the lalary Of Seere.
a'y Of lhe 4Ieafury though he new re ceives
hat augmented "a airy - that in 1900, Robert
Brown. HatfbezO Clay Tb7HzI Claiborne, Samuel
2 Ca5zL Tohn Ciobton, Tboma5 Dapir, 9oba
Dao9oa, Lueas ElmsadoyG Jo5n Fo4Otr, 44adresO
Gregg, Join n. Hanna, .9ajfbb HsiRer, Aatbsqy
Neqg, Richard STAFFORD, Ajrabain T,igg, qoBn
T-tgg, PbiiA Yan Cortland, 19if9b B. TaJaar,
and Robert Militant, voted aganR the aug.
mentation Of The above faaIies and 10 1907.
when -four which had been at "a dollars ner
barrel was telling for fe en-, voted in favor of
faddug The civil liz with the additional annu.
Al charge Of above Thirteen Tn uland dollars.
more than was given to the fame officers for
ten wears duri' The federal administrations.
Men cf MaHichufetls 1hefe things are
true ard they are Tue of men, who boat thar
they are the enemies OF high falaries ;-thst theY
are friends % economy and that they are
well Wiihers 10 the mouth Of ls5sn- | repeat it,
th7te thrg. are rue and challen,e The moR
Daring icnbb er OF rhe Partyto conuoverG them.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03
Mr. GRANGER

The following nee iote IS in circulation ref
peftn5 The new Poa MaGer Genera, and may
be raken a, lub laniially corr e. On lis va,
20 Wtlh qton, Mr. Gransar went into the
S age OIiee a, Plil,lely ha, and tod the lad
be fw there, to enter rs mans for Walh
iAg on the clerk ert-red the name and tlrn
cd 70 Mr. @ anger for tire fare, which he ob
ierved "a tiway, P ia q ADVANCE. Fare riys
Gr+nGer, al y3a kqacv 7o5o I an Sir 4 am TN
PET M5fe GcHrroi-f 70 fres,Well, Sir, you may
be VIVA. ,pu plea e, bu5 rs man * free lrom
th of TIA. kl " off you ar5 70 81 f--c,
you had batter get in,lol'ii the m III, Cor we
mutt carry Lucifer himi IF h once gets there
And AZ began deliberately to eraie he name
from The nrov. W3aE Tire ae0H are y9z ab0nf
Sir. 1T TIE name .q1Hd ~ y and y24r employer
nay tate yoar LeVe of tbs e.1F-e n 2 EHk far.-
I'm ead y1p bofb packing in a )borf hms. Jult at
hi tin the t2ge oAner came in, and having
undertood the ~ ure Of the cnaiIe between
The bos nd tbe PnR Matter, he tod him with
lone httle he'it4to,, thar fnch right had
never oeen Untitled % b. Mr. Htberiharn nor
p, 4cv other Pot Miaer. but, bu'-- WtF, Sir,
YOU 1gH Ph5r 10 teIf yolr ele7ian qy6etbsr 20 Or
~ ~ ysr y ". r. k.y, not eoms bere 70 GIputs
eyIb fru ST.. Oh ST.. ,erta My DO not me an
10 re4uf- feat I'd The Pr NJ =r-Ceoert 8
our ch ifian nam IVY, if you pie4le. the BOY
h blottei i out. M cbriqian name IL Gideon
GRANceR 81 il was entered -aad th- Pot
Nj ,aer O ne al actually went On without pay
ing FIRE ". n Herald
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03
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w4sHINcroR, AYRIL ~.
PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGE.

CeRikmea Of he HopE n Reb,ffaiafiGes,
NOW raoltnit the papers def bg your
refo ution of the ixth int. Tlofe reip-9ng
the BerceIu VII fluff len y exp ain thenGelve,.
The Officer charge with r repair It te., in
his le ter received Auguf II. 1901 tha he had
been led by circrmadn ees, which N exp ans,
togo conf Ier4by beyon J his orders. III queE-
TOES between nations who have N c'mmo1
empire bat reaf1n. iomething mit often Be
J eded # mutual op'n,cn TO enabe hem 10
meet IN common point.
The allow nee which had been prop6fei -
the ohiceis Of thl veHel being reprefented as to
I'm Il Tor th-ir daily neceiIites, and all more 70
a the nlea AS Of Paying, before their denarture,
de, cJntra6ted with our citizens for fuhGt-
ence, i was eqlelt-d on Their bsh If that the
daily pay OF ca might be til. nealjIre If their
afowAn e. This reing Solicited and re-
bu fem ut aalmed by the Agenl of Their nation,
deemed tht the indu gene would have a
propitiou3 et-d Ia the mIment If returning
fIisndIhip. The fun Of SO dollars AMI 80
Gets was accordingly furniIhed them for The
i've monts Of pat CAPTIVITY, All a propo toRAl
allowance authorized nnril their embark tion.
THIS JEFFERSON.
- accompanying u'Sul"Chts a NIAJ iO'S1
they w-re iered to be pfintet
EEw-YORK, APRIL rs
BY a gentleman who arrived here yet -rd4y
i The aoop Cato, IN J days from Bermuda, we
learn, that jut before he filled, The Gree fri
gate, with troops for h. carlton, arrived there
10 hort pafa2e fro;n jamaica. TIE n.~s
by this frigae was, Tn It III re were on the IA
naica aAti,n II ri of the Ine, 20 figa'e,.
and number Of 4 ops IF war, including four
Idmi al, one OF h1m was adm RAJ Miche |.
They had Iearne at JanAicI, that the French
Commando il Chief at h pc, had hung
an Am :rican Captain on Jll6icioa of his ioten.
zion TO fuPPly Toufint " ttFammuniiion
Our informant ad IS. that an Americ N fchr.
from the eaawarG, bad been feized at Brrmu-
d4, and fold in eoni=qlence Of lmuggliug gin,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

FROM THE MEDITERRANEA IN

EEwBURYPoRT, APRIL 80:
BY Capt BagIey, from Ahcsnt, We have sived
copies of letter, from Con u o Brtn al Aeiers dat
ed Ilth and aoth Feb 70 the Amt rican Copul at AL
cant ia ing that OF the AigeIine corfairs which
had been cruihng, had returned after capturing 5
NeapoIitan vedes ard IS chrltans. which made
llve, ot--twas known were the other two were
thofe ;hat have returned prepa ing for another
lruile-thatlon the. I9th nn, our Ambshador arrived
from he BAH ~ Of Trpoh ne came in prize Swe-
din veiTel, with half the crew Frepch-brought lone
white and black caves As prefents 10 the Dey and
ma on this coaR, and load with wheat for TriPoh'
whcCe 4 was very fcarce. II is a tact that three lH-
po an corf irs are at ea IN quea Of Americans and
Swrdes.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

We have heard from 40 towns in the ilt Eagcrn
D,Rrld In thele towns Mr. Cork had 1870 votes Mr.
Duzsnsr IS4, Mr.. Kyhy 39j Mr.. Bass $50, and there
were 70 fc4tered. u i proaahe choice has beea
nade--Mr Kigg.y was the only Democratic candidate.
NJ We are informed Ivy gentleman from York coun.
". tha JoHN WoopMAN Efq. Is cholen hu' that The
other Senator which thc county y entitled has not
been elected By the people.
We hear, thar the whole number Of votes in ihs
County Of HeyGtqgto7 tbe prefent year were a74,
which Governor 5rD0No. had ago.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

SC. The information was lodged By one Of
the feame in confequence of difpute between
him an theNCaptain. Through the Influence
IF the cutom houfe officer, the fchooner, which
was worth 3ooo dollars, was only Applied at
500, for which lum The was boz ght in by the
original owner.
BosToN, APRIL az.
FRENCH LOAN
Rurours have been in circulation for fome
time pat If ar expelled demand Of loan Of
money BY France; aud within few days let
ter, h i've been receive 4 10 town, from members
f Congtets at Warrington, Rating, that Mr.
P.chon. (uhe French charge des afairs) had
informed feveral Members Of that body, that
he b d prepared Note for the PreGdent Of the
United States, 10 be laid before Coagr-fs, in
which he fall apply for loan of money, for
he ne If French feet which he daily expects
q h4ar has arrived in the Cbelapedk from
St. Domingo; and th4t at f 4, BE- metnt to
be moderate, and only ak for one Million Of Dol
lars. This is the fa aance of the letters fir m
w Ellington. VuHous rami6cations have ilIn
( from if.-It is Gated, that the M -mbers OF
Cnngref-, Cd 10th Gd-s the II ,ufe. mean to tet
tn If faces e MT the loan; q it IS the gen.
er ! expea"i n, hould this b. the cafe, that
The Preach VIII Ieaew their dsp'edIioas on or
cCnm-rce.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

Seignior take. the liveIiea interea
LONDON. March n.
We have received the Paris Journals TO the
3dincluhse. They are quite barren of inteli
genoe. They contain no particulars of the
plot TO which the letters of our couef2on5eat
from Paris alluies though The ar'ice in the
Moniteui Of the fa, in our paper of Saturday,
ihews that fome intrigue hit been fuppolsd to
be going on. Bonaparte will have Tome ,rou-
bic to manage the dldereLt parties of the Roy
airs and Taccbns, and nothing but bis pUpu
iariIy with lie bulk Of the people, who Ugh for
tranquil j and peace, can tuPport him. He
viii likeWiie had II extremely difficult - pre-
vent the army, while it remans ia Give at
home, from being ranperei with, euher BY
the Royali4s ~ the Jaco ms. Theft circum
Rances give nm M inalf uneatinels
The pubic Il lofty IL this country Is now
wholly directed 70 tie Rae of the negocta ion,
and from Inc 81 a sa.viryio nava, 60 II flents,
me people IRE inclined 10th K hat its fuccel,
is doubtful II is certain hat The utmoR ex on
i employees ina4ntly to fesld : odig Gus e ct
to. fea. A vigorous PRES has ben eaer ed a
great force has been ordered 10 reIdeLvou, at
Portfmou b Nothing lels wa, to be expected
wit Lord ST. Viocents at the head oil the ad
mi ally sn1 # II thauld be ceTiry % act
there is rot he eat doubt ihtt even the ruins
of The enemv's navy would be annihla5eJ.
1t i, laid that he Government # this coun-
Try refnf-s 10 rec z re Botaparie f-if "a
ed Pr5Gdent of the ltaIian Repnblic, An1 we
think Wv prnpe refofe,. K 61n4parte
III Ks his fubleas will efpouf- b is pei nal
qna:re on this occaG n he maya be induced TO
carry things high. II IS more probable, how
ever, that he ma queR on " i Re evsded.-
rhaps L IS he helt wav To treat be thing at
prefent, for we reli-ve all good politician, are
ve-y far ON linking that he pref pace
on the cont nent 1t which the are ct the Ttai
ian Repub c is an u portrait COZ hder4 n can
pur thing, il an f6ie add permanen ftuAtioo.
IL will, however, be for ihe nations If the
continent II Geci ia the It intan VI Y
they will refpe6trg he Ffan2o Ia "a Re
public. Ihef things mutt Ike their COZ Re.
With rgfped VI inmedAs 'otereas OF this
country, il j. right q n 4 ii MD 1e-put q
thar &c iruttive naval rnittl.e which has (ub
& ed tince the rrellmin IL, ant ~ a Z eary
81 peace "a ,ulI be conclude !, vi ~ viii, : f3r
as e z, rsnder its bleding c'pro-al.
If The French government pr st. fe evaG1n,
they oagt.t 70, e lrrdtel Is they trel e. tie
AuR ian n th- arni9ce in Germ,ns,; that
We fhn4ld b. right in Az rltag on-f.ae- Of
III m an We poa-is 70 teiuce them % other
fenuments.
It sn't Jun that the treaty IA ud Re ff
pen led til the Fen hear { Their r'cecr in
St. D. maeo-;ij Span brings HON 70 Cal z
h ue fIre that has en- &c l-nu red in Ane-
rica iace the WAT. III f. fraud, are NOT 70 be
endured, AM he Bri ia nation Won } app aud
act Of tue Wig T, If i. lh1uid appear !hlt the
enemy have b. n at enpunG, under the colour
Of negaciation, 0 obtain'u On ne vlntages.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-03

THE J Goblin Ccr be. s, with their ulu III.
Pu len aid iiliegd # truth. have repeated
ly Alfred, tha; the Law nt-ly paG,-J by he
min ierid par y II Congref, doss a9t 4agmer
re lalIrisg 5f lbs aErrs t5e~e'a nlme4 but was
rn-re'y a CO tnu Ii'n OF fd4ries received by
he fine OF e, during h. aimInar tohs IF
With gro al Adam. tn { ID a Ter.'on
IS lie nd er unJIel5, | meln to prove /;
tho1gh the fcribl-rs who made it, kn-w It was
fate whirt ey We P ~ ng down This
| ma to d. by tUement OF the lu'f quent
faas -
FACT 7. F on TIE year t788-the era Of
th- organ ltion Of he 2 ,vern,nent III. tiIi h
f Il d " OF January l792 the fedora HaaA5 oi
Department, auI fqbo. nate officer, re ye5
no h'gher fin'jes, thin thoie which follow !;
anI Which mlE n--n.rLE We IL