Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18

itfe'ch the law beyond its natural a ,nd TO
ititut'onal tone. Incompetence ~ ' nv. con-
part might arOule intemperAos :" ~ 'l,s' one ,I
other, and God only knows wbe y" ne
conteit would end. To- 9 M 'Ae
Augutt 20. ~
The Hamburg mail, due on w.a..,
day, arrived yeiterday. 1t ta,cs, on -.
authority Of letters from Vienna, ~ =" we
nth inf. that the emperor, no5wi,bli,. we
ing the repeated ana urgent invitation. a :,
France, peremptorhy retuics his sccra,n"
TO the convention concluaed at Paris, /.
tween France, l>l!iia ana P.oaia. on y.
fubJect Of indelnnities. This circurna,oa. ~.
is aligned as the rcaGon Why Aaaria Is ~,
mentioned, or its intcrcit conrolIr5 !;
the project which has been delivered h..
France and RuAia-
The breach between Auaria and Pnr
fla IS rapidly extending, and the in,e-e@
which the later takes in favor OF the elec
tor OF Bavaria is calculated to increalei,
Aaguf 80.
We have received Paris Journals to II.
9Th init. They ere f!ent relpet}ino i.
prohibition idued againA the reading ofI
En8lHh NewlpsscFs. The fact, howeye,
i certain, orders having been received BY
many in the habit Of tending them over
70 dltcontinue them till further notice
One would think this flAicienr 10 qler Ii.
appreleniioas OF thofe who entertain fears
refpetfing fair diltuaion; and yet we Cad
in one 0! the journals furious hraae a.
gaInf the Eogllih papers. It is luppoed
to be from the pm Of Barrere, and contains
very grofs and untounded charges OF cor.
ruplon. How different the conduct Of
he journalists OF the two countries we
lhould rather fay how different the 20.
vefnments Here we reprint the wolA
things they Can invent again& Us; there
they dare nor even read our plac Rate.
menl OF fats.
Mark Lane, Auguf 90.
Eng'ill Wheat, per or. AS. S9s. 65s %.
Fn,e Dantzic Wheat, 58s Gas.
Rye. gas. 36s (u1~) sos. AS,
Hour, sos SIS. SIS. Per iacE.
Copenhagen, Auguf a.
The China nip Of The Ada,ic C2npo.
ny, tie Chtifenhant, arrived on Tuelday,
which gave the more joy to the proPde-
tors, as it was no, expcctel before the
fpring. The cargo coniits principally Of
TEA. II has no nankeens on board. Thu
~ American 1hips, which were there be-
fore its arrival, having bought up lu-A
large quantities Of nankeens, that tn:
prlce was greatly advanced.
Entered, hip Fame, Law, Bdao'j
orig Phoebe, Btaiod, Turks llland; chr'''
Thomas, Sely, ST. Johns, n. B. Eagle
Hammond, Turks lllani SlooP Ne|
Forge, Lane, Bottom.
Cleared, Gap preGdcnt, TuPp, C'r
Francois, by the captain; brig Sai''
Stewart, Limerick, BY DO. Apollo, LS''
Jamaica, b DO.
Sloop Mary Ann, Of New YORK, 10
4s DAYS from Madeira, ppt ia'o NoF'0A
in diitre[s. =.
The ihip Black River, of and from this
port has arrived at Hull.
The hip Jupiter, Law, lef' LONDON |, e
on the goth AuguR, and wonId '4il l'om .
the Downs about The Sd OF 4th oeP'S'''''
for this port.
Artivrd free ar Lf. -,
Ship Fame, Law, 81 days from a Dl1,
tol. Left at Braol, Sept. 2, mp ol.J
Gallop, OF New York, to fail IN 10 Gay,
Corm:a!o, Bits, for PhiIsdeIPn y, VIZ T.
fail 1T Oa. Sailed in co. with mp ""
liam and Mary, D.ckion, t1f N0I u -@.,
brig Mary, Or, Of Banfable Tor a DPay'
OCT. 7, fpoke nip Orozimbo' T H-J'
Of Portinoulh, 4 days from New No., Io.n'
for Hamburg, fame day, brig G.. M a9'
Miller, of and from New York, tor A'D '.