Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-28

oh diHc, III Otoef 10 express 10 MN tie
gratitude OF the nation, and cordially vel
come him once more into the bolcm OF his
beloved country, to complete bis xi.fal la
6ours-and thar The committee be particu-
laEly dirsaed to apply TO the different de-
nomination of Cbyyfiaus to obtain che ufe
Of their church bells on the joyous occaf-
on. 1t TO be hoped the citizens Of Bal
timore will attend TO this hint.
The unfortunate, the perfecuted LA
FAYETTE, is no more-His death is an
nounced In ieveral private letters by the
above arrival.
A gentlenan lately from Africa, has
favored Us with printed profpetfus of a
News Papers, TO be printed al Sierra Le-
one, under The title of The Sierra Leone
Gazette. We notice this as novelty.
The editor Mr.. A Smith, fays it is the
drA, ard will probably continue for many
years. to be the only paper on the widely
extended coat Of Africa. 1t was at firit
10 Dc pab!,ihed twice a month, and was
probably began the beginning of the pre-
tent year.
Inc ed, brig Eliza & Mary, M'Nsil,
Eiasre de Grace lchooners Hope, Pa,ter-
f1u, Turks Iaand; Recovery, PeaIce,
DenArara.
Cleared, fhip Favourite, M'Kee, ia
naica, Delaware, Rebee, Greenock brig
Cruger, Barry, Care Francois; Good
Inreot, griffith, Falmouth; Induary,
CARMEL, St. johns; Charlotte Augufa,
Jondre, Halifax; Jenny, Prince, dc.
Eliza, Boyer, Antigua; loop Sally,
Quisley, Annapolis Royal.
The French hip Fanny, and the fh;p
Thomas, have arrived a Havre.
Ship Sophia, Woods, arrived at Bor-
deaux, in 81 days pAllage from this port.
Ayyivea E0ce ar lae.
Brig Eliza & MARY, M'Neil, SO days
from Havre de Gsaee. Lett at HavrS,
lhip Brutus, Of New York
brig Articles, Dill, Of Philadelphia
fcbrs. Nancv, Cromby, Of Bottom g.,
Corfu, of Norfolk; n Flavre Roads,
hip Thomas, Of fludion, under quaran-
tine Spoke ihip Warrington, in hght
Of the Lizard, trom London, bound 10
CharleRen; lat. 40, long. s, As, w.
ichr. Alfred, from Bottom, out 90 days;
lat. 46, s., N. long. 81, 40, W.
barque Palas, Masihall, from N. York.
out IS days, bound to Amaerdam lat.
4s, IS, long. ~, w. brig John & Ed
ward, of Bolton, from Dublin, out 3o
days bound for Bolton.
Engiifh fchr. Hope, Patterfon, IS
days from Tobsgo, Taft from Turks Iiland
a days. Sailed in CO. from Turks Iland
with number of American yenels, names
nor recolle6ed. days fnce, ipoke
lchooner from ST. Croix bound to New
London.
Schooner Patfey, Rhodes, s days from
Bottom. Spoke in the Sound, the brig
Sally, out 20 days from Antigua, bound
10 New Haven.
Alto arrived, the fch'r Falcon, Keni-
fon, Of Bottom, in AZ days from Malaga.
Left brig Greyhound, Elwell, of Bof-
ton; brig Augufus, Davis, of Gloucei-
ter; fchr. Sally, Girdley, do. Eliza
beth, Wilcoeks, and Columbia, Boyd,
do. of New York. Spoke, October 10
in lat. SO, IS, long 60, 40, the three
following vefels: IMP Orazimbo, 6 days
from New York, for Hamburg; brig
Mary, Miller, 7 days from do. for Am
ferdam; and the fhip Mary Ann, Fol
ger, days from Nantucket on whaling
voyage, had loft in gale two topmafs.
Alto arrived, the Englifh fchr. Hope,
Pattetfon, from Tobago, and IS days
from Turks Illand. She was bound to N.
Brunfwick, n. S. but put in here on ac-
count of adverie winds.