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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-18

~
Hn. laffly reeeived for lale ct Bis Fare
bmle, Prince .Rreef WbarJ,
Ro6ia Sheetings, ,er bale 9,
Kuiiia and Ravens Duck ,;ece
Ana India Cotton
German Linens and one trunk fewing
Silks and Ribbons,
A ley pair hsndfone Looking Glai}es
in git ord mahogany frames,
Two bales of Paper Hangings,
A great variety OF mems, wonen' and
chilorens' lhoes, coarie and fine,
5 5 7:::: s,''' \. rs1,,
Tea table fetts Of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing Cards,
Holland and country Gin Of the bea
quality in pipes,
w. Ird,a. and n.
England Rum, inhhds and bis.
fotaGeS q Spoars
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ALSO,
4 yorety Of DRY GOODS,

-AMoNG WHICH ARE
Supeyfne cloth and Kerfmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Ir;th Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes ard ~alicoes,
Csmbrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads ard towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, ard
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLFR,
Nav 16 Vendue- Mater
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SclI~e A oaSs,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in h!kins,
Beet and Pork in bis. and half bls,
Spermaceti and sa!low Candles,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate OF the bef and common fort,
Cheeie of an extraordinary fine quality,
shad, Herrings and dried Cod Fiji,
AquAntity Of red Soal Leather,
Frelh Raihns and Figs in calks,
Lemons in boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
ana fmalI quantity Of freth Hops, &c.
A5@,
About 50 tons OF Lignumyite.
May I3.
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l3ubltr SALE.

On THURSDAY next.
At 10 o'Gock, viii be fold at the houie
row occupied by Nj. Edzvara kaDs1,
lately by Mr.. Vanhayre) On Cameroh
itreet,
A quantiy Of HogiSho0 8 Kitchen
TMnltalre,
ConGlfing of Mahogany Bu-
reaua aod iecreraries
Mahogany dining and other Tables,
do. Dedlteads and Chairs,
China and Glais, and
A variety Of Kitchen Furniture, &c.
P. @. AIARSTELLER,
May IT, Venduc Mater
Valuable Building Lots
in and adjoining the town OF Alexandria.
For Ia!e on a long Credit.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-18
WILLIAM LOWRY

A quantity Of Dry Goods,
fuitable Tor the feafon, and in daily ex-
pe6ation Of receiving an additional iuPply
Of tllofe articles by the 6ff arrivals from
Britain. Country Aorekeepers and Others
will find ii their intereG in.giving him a
call, as he is determined to fell on the
mott reaionable terms.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-21
# q X S a hE

or the I6tb day Of Aagsf uext, al
Red Hos/e, IN Price N>li,am Gang,
BY The Tryfses Of the Aate Gsn..AeJou.
About 5000 acres Of LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
and Loudoun, near the faid Red Hauie.
Terms OF payment as follow. One fourth
part Of the purchaie money to be paid on
the 6rtt day of January, 1905, and the
other three fourth parts thereof to be paid
at three fubfequent annual payments.
Bonds, with approved fecurity, to be
given by the purchalers at the time Of fale,
and intereR thereon to be paid at the rate
Of fix per cent. from the frlt day January,
1903. II the hra payment Of the pur-
chale money be not punfsually made, tie
land to be again expofed to lale, BY the
fubfcribers for ready money if the land
lhould not then fell for the full amount OF
che faid purchafe money, the purcbaler or
purchafers to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. If the fff ray
ment be punetually made, title Will be CIV
en- to the purchafers, and deeds oftruit mutt
be executed by them for feeuring the future
payments, which deeds of trua will be,
acted upon, and the lands expofed TO fale
for ready money, by the trufees, for the
full amount of the whole bonds, By virtue
of the deeds of truff, ifany one Of the fu-
ture annual payments be not punttually
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots to fuit
purchafers, who will have the right Of
feeding them after the 10th day of Au-
gulf next.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, jun.
Surviving Trufees Of Gen. Thomas Mel.
fon, decealed.
June "a. dtdt
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AZ o & E.

You that have acauleomed
yoursslves for fome time palf, TO getting
over my fences and threading down my
wheat and other grain, and more eipecial
ly TO iuch as are In the habit OF getring
intomy garden, and orchard Hunting.
Greek, and fealing ,herefrom my fruui1
and vegetables; I forwarn you, thar you.
will be brought TO difgrace and punilh-.
men: before.a court of jufice, if you do
not delft. R.iT. EOCE-
July z. 4
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Notice a- hereby gaue11,

To the fockholders Of the Bank of A
lexandria, that dividend Of four ard a
halt per cent. onihe capital flock Of fid
Bank is this day. declared which will
be ready tobe paid to them or their legal
representatives on Thuffday next The Sth
inaanr.
pv nrder ofthe Pref1ent and Directors,
o. DEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
I- ,. dAw
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7UST RECEIVED

JUST RECElILD
F,sm PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore, and FL,
fate. at The /aJ/eu6er,soqo,-s, in. Prince
Street, the JoAooyiag articles:
Holland gin, Preach brandy,
Jamaica fpirits, cherry bounce one year
old, andan aaortment of liquors,
BeA freG1 teas, coffee,
Loaf and brown fugar,.
Fna quality Spanilh legars,
Belt Englifh cheefe,
Excellent foft fhelled almonds,
Box and jar raifips trefh and nice,
Excellent prunes,
Anchovies of the laf importation,
Olives of ditto,
BET iallad oil,
Muaard. pepper, and brandy fruits,
BET frelh lime juice by the hottle,
Market, cane and work bakets,
Philadelphia cedar ware,
Glafs ware.of different kinds,
Cavendih tobacco.
Together witha general afortment OF
Crockery Ware, and a number of other
ABEL WILLIS.
July "a. d
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public Sale.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
:. ,,tl,1E, svNbs 6zaaf the Tfsaae
Store,
Rum in hoglheadsand barrels.
Wbikey IN barrels,
Gin in caass and barrels,
Port vine in oaks,
MoIaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate 10 boxes,
Coffee in iierces and bags,
Raiius in kegs and boxes.
ossens Ware in crates, handsomely
aaored,
ALSO,
4 mristy Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
suOsr6ne cloth and Kerfmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Inh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Ct different qualities,
Chinrnes and Salicoes,
Canbrirk and Cotton lhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Julv 20 Vendue- Matter.
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PUBLIC NOI7LE.
oP KING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLEY,

Hm reeeiyea per the PAIL =Semaa, via
Baltimore, and Uai0a, capt. Wooabonte,
fran Loudon,i
A lupply sof. fuitable GOODS.
.forthe@ieaion, which are now opening and
will behold low by the package or piece,
and he. is in daily expectation of receiving
further fupplies. '7r
N. B. He has alto for fale,
China il boxes and Sadlery.
May 10. d
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To LEl

ao,, convenient V! two tory frame houfe.and
Kaon , IN Aing- areet, next door to mir.
d., ~ = '1ssfa~ Podraicn may be. had
'''0' JAY next, apply to
M. !. JOSEPH RIDDLE & Co.
go d.
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FOR HIRE.

FOkfIAVRE,4
RI The. fine new ihip
esssSaR / CHI NJ O N j.,
rs s.assss ss SO to 100 Hhds. will be
taken on freight, to addrefs Of MeHrs.
Collow, Freres, Carmichael, & Co. if
early application is made.
For freight or pafage, apply to Captain
Rudd, or
A. HENDERSON & Co.
Capt. Rudd will pay no debts contract
ed by any of his crew.
For fale Bills on Paris, payable in Len
don, and on London direct.
A.. H. & Co.
July IS. d
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sfT OUR readers are reqasfed to feraie

e OUR readers are reqasfed TO ferale
av;tb attenfisn, the debates, ibis day cam
mexeea, on The mofisn TO !" yscommif The
repair of the committee Of aDefigation. "
Tier 0tfentioa is fb< more particularly
e0zl<df0 it, beeaaye it nqf only firms a
1sry gsfai commentary Ga thar rrporf,
and t6e manner ia zvbic5 sbe iags9;ga-
tion qyas eon1aaed, bit fbe democratic
papers efsaed to triumph 0xfbe pep
able lpeeeb Of Cbspalisy Nie60Jou. a
mans Judgment maf De pozuertally a,-
tsaed By fbe brejadiees et9art,, 70 com
pare the lane pind,eation Of Mr.. Niebok
Jon, with the torsible and mprsJFvl
manner, The clear and logieal argameuf.
Of Mf6rs. G,jl4poH and Bayara.
c O N G r E S S.
OF The
UNIT Ed S T A I E S.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-11
Fray The C.4ggrrE oe THE UNITED
STATES.

There IS not d Jacobin in the country
~he flas dared 70 come forward 70 the
public, and openly iutfify the ccnduct of
Mf. .JefEerion in relation TO the aid which
he Afforded to che publication Of :" he
Frotpet before US."---I-hc only way
IN WHICH they Zee any poflbility of avert
ing the difgrsce attached to the preident
for his condu6t III this bufinefs, is by
attacking the character Of Calender, and
iaferrlng the fallhood ofhis faterents.
But IN labourinQ on this ground, it
ought to be recolIe6ed, that, Uni!
l2teiy, Calender has food high in the
e3eem and confidence of MIR. Iefcrfon
and his party. To his excrtions are
they indebted for mucb Of their /vcrejs,
and the countenance which they afforded
70 his publications proves, that in their
sfimation, he wss worthy Of belief.
The tetfimony Of Calender, IN regard to
pubic men and meaflrss, has been
brought forward by thcmfclvcs, and
While ne d3s z2itneij Tor them, it was ali
received as jult and true, bit when he
goes on TO tell ths e25o!s forr, they cry
out," this man IS 4 liar and a icoundrel
unworthy Of belief, and nor defevina 10
be heard But good frs, if Calender
IS liar, why have you q iorg condded
n MIN? Why cid Mr JefGerton pay him
200 dollars our Of tie public money, if
he thought him the poor, bafe wretch
which you Gov rsprettnt him 70 be? Bus
the circumstances OF this cafe are ftronc-
" in favor Of the approximations which
Calender has made. 1.-THE {1aremeati IS
faiie, why fhould Calender r-pr4ien.
the communication Of rae a1ecdots to
have been made 20 a Scorchnan, we'll
known in Richmond? IF the ftory was
faue, would not Cailendec have fore
Gen that the Scotchman would have dc
nied T.. Arotl1er part Of the repre{en-
talon IS, reIpe6t3ng 4 communication
Tom Mr. Jefe-fon, to kir Thomas
[,ciper, Of Philadelphia. Prscifsly the
fame rea(oH here exits, in favor Of the
rrlrh Of the tory; for if il were falr-,
Il could DC 70 proved by the tcGimory Of
Mr., Leipcr +; viii be alto recolleEed
taat Calender flares, thsr Mr.. Jci}trf9a
employed Mr.. Cesygs Ie8srEa to pay
ede frlt fifty dollars. Ifthjs i5not % be
-elieved, Why are We not favored win
the te0imony Of MIR. George Jef-srfon,
that he never paid the fly dollars, or
was never employed for che purpote}
Tbe{c things could cerain.y be e7G'y
accomplished # Cat!ender's tory IS falle
end when it is done, we ihaH b 1sdy to
acknowledge, not only SIC 2il!any Of
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nations OF Furopef Are we not IN f.ei I'm.
ropcansf Was not the brave Mercera seotrh-
man: MAJOR Leitch ono of the ara ~ ,he
Virginia officers who fell "a battle. hc MO
was 20 much loved AID eiteeu,ed as A p.n,le-
man, revcred ana lamentcd as folder and
o'hoer, was he not Scorchnian? In whoi5
gems IS there no European blood Are there
any who derive their origin from the iablcd
means which were uied by prometheus or
Sadmus Or did theirprogenitors or ,hcr,-
fe!peS defend from the heavens, endowed
WAtiliuch Preternatatala anu t-c,nin>nt quail
ties, thar the nations Of Europe arr 70 he
treated as pi9mies, and their dependents as
ipurious intruders
TRUEMAN.
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q
IS regulate TO iublantiatc two points 4;
1rit, char what Calender wrote in on
petition to the administration was flIe.
and leco1dly, admitting that it was not
tale, thar Ehe administration was fau!rlefs.
1t is i2c thole who attach eyimiaGFfy
to the writings of Calender, ard TO the
encouragement given hir, 10 Prove
the hrlt, and no oae VIII have The AUDI
city, in the face Of thar multitude OK IL
retitible facts, which have been !lucd
and are daily iilning from fnde pcndcnr
.3reacs, to aitert the fecond Surely il
viii NOT be accounted improper 70 en-
courage virtuous oppoition 70 n iri-'
lqmtous governments even if Mr.. icE-
fiction had done this the act nleIts az
IpIaujc rather chan Ceniurc.
Whatever be the coarlcnefs Of che
Language, and the general want Of arou
mcnr witch diltingIifh the Writings Of
| C2ilendcr previous to his apoit.cy, CIV
o5 the facts, i any, which he brouzhr
forward aG2ioit the laJe administrator
ihaYc been Or can be confuted. lis
itatemcn1s, although upconeFfy drcn,d
ARE Of reliltlefs naEkc. Even Cnac,
che infamous Chale, who ought lmg
ilince TO have been inlpeachei, and e
moved from Office, Acknowledged he
truth of the various charges eIhihied
| in the Richmond Indictment, oy ref,f-
Ing to admit the evidence in ioUp2yr
OF them. One Of the counts tn tf1ar n.
Idlttmenc set forth shat Calender lad
faileJ and ,nal;cl2uily ilated, thar Toha
Adams was as3aa,tbif. CO lender
brought forward Colonel Taylor Ga
much more respectable man thar Joha
Atam) to prove that John Adams hal
in convention wirh him, while Pref
dent Of the Unired States, declared
himiclf in favor Of a monarchical &C
vermont. Chale dcircd to know the
mature OF Col. Taylor,s evidence; il was
committed 70 writing for hin. BIT as
i1 wenr directly to prove chat poinr, MS
52a'r declared iCinadmiifible This was
the cafe wish the evidence on III prin-
clpal counts in the indictment. But
Calender was imPriioned Tor publinling
tal(ehoo1s
This IS flbitantive proof chat the
&C 1'rotPe6t," by far the mott violent Of
Calender S violent productions, was nor
! that ietamarory and caIumnious work
, !gokcn Of by the two oriental Editors.
a mans iuferlng under the fedilioll
law is proof rather Of innocence than
of guilt
Concedin3 then the point iadfed o.
Iby the New En,i-n! Editors, where IS
the mighty offence, where the guilt,
where the crIninalicy Of having encou
Ira2ed Calender 70 forge our truths
jagainit ahAgjtious Administration Bui
nos even this vas done by Mr. f1Fferfon
The g.Fc was in lin = mere at Of hu.
.manlty. 70 fave 81 half familhed filthy
wretch from farvalion, Ihe poverty
tand vans Of Cali9adcr were known ;
Isul lh.nking MIN ! mn 81 l3ne "a =
LENT, D3r. jsHcrloD MY have given.
him the enc hundred -olIass menuoned.
AnJ he mitcreanr las complc5ej his
character by Pgoihirg lhe 5~0cy olen1
With no oNt however our rogu1s o.
tools caa it. have fua a1 eHccr. rs
fee il fhc dyMliot -ry thing lauiablc.
, C-icadcr5 however, aas q. length lhcwh
Ihiu'eit unworthy OF it; unde CRYING
indeed Of rhs patronage Of any good
nan
! Bueas ifSderal ca1u11oy could neve,
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ff'"' re RgPUBL1cAN Warren Tcwrs
CALI FNDFp,

go IS beccme an aYowed apcfcte. He
IS living in.sance of that grcat truth
that man without metals cannon be of
'erYlce TO any cauie, co any ration, or
TO any people. He feems 70 have been
lna'ie rather TO M5js,ue mankind. He
IS reifiefS, unprjacipIed, licen5ous. He
was an oPPoier of the lalt, and he is not
isis an oPPontnr Of the prefenr admin
'trarion. he was difappointcd II his
expectations, and he is ieeking revenue
he bas oVef-rated both his talents and
and hls ierVices and in making apDI;-
| cation for al Office, he ieerns 70 havc
nlftaken che dignity of the government
Tor MS own want of decency and relpca
lie y&unts Of the g i}reaerh Of his
"pen;" We will venture TO fav that his
writings have been of more diiIeryice
than icrvice 20 the caufc His pen NAV
be ttrong, butt is the f:rength ofe Goth,
the rudeneis OF barbarian. His coarC.
and vulgar manner, and The known
pTotiigacy Of his life, have always de-
teated the obie6t Of his writings. Com
ing from hin, even the maieitY of truth
ieems TO have iufered MUGS Of Irs sner-
gY and .tPsendour. The republicans
have realon to rejoice that thus pejfi
ience of morals, hath Withdrawn from
their ranks.
In one Of his letters to the public
Calender itares, that the fleets of the
hrtt volume OF his & Profpe6r Before
'' U.s." were lenr 40 Mr.. Jeferlon, as
they came from the PRES. To his AZ
thnl6nt, he Jays, that Mr.. feGcrfoa
tent him fifty dollars. The ibeers Of
th6 itcond volume, il tecms, were (enr
IN like manner, and Mf. IeferC3n re-
ml1ted him aiey dollars more, mak;nc
IL the whole one hundred dollars, 1,b9
nngratefal wretch has publ!hed this act
OF hunSnity On tie part Of Mr.. Te}fcr-
ION, with view TO injurc his reputation.
The Evening Poit, and the Anti-Demo-
crats Of Baltimore, have repre{esased the
benevolence as an act of unparalleled
atroelty. Let us examine the fact.
Mr. Coleman iays that the doaation
OF iae one hundre,i dollars was paving
Calender fer Writing hboilous attacks
y, rLa -, = 40
e 80 ,+-l ,'l''-'''+l' = ana max
&c l7,, no "5 - 'i,e Sit'ehcy through
,l,,c. ~ 3 4..u "ry'' V1e cnitomafy
49, -"'',, d : : " .i-''9 ana fsI:a-
2 : 80 =, . 10 d, .'"4y aGioaAd' calls Mr..
5. 80 '9'' : r1''@'4' "'leTF5 chat ne paid
>: :o. '"r %''1'oG "91lAi. the adnl-
49,. - ' AN u -''E' 9IaTn$3 and declares
- nc 'l0 0f1iil,' 10 vac Presidency, 10 utc
ms - o 5, S]es4" language g fHLHman-
y ouca IS the TeiPecl paid to the
I'''eS 'n'Sil'fate ~ the'e friends Of or
1@3
h@'ore we jPealI OF the donation, Les
us glance az the iItUaCIJn of tbffe rwo
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MR. DAVIS,

Ma, DAVIS,
PERCEIVE that Calender md Duane
have gone TO loggerhcads, In lait Wcdnei-
days Recorder, the former has publillled a
long anfwer 10 az attack from the Aurora
Among other articles Of impeachment, Duane
iaio thar the late MIR Eachc would fcldoIr adj
NIT Of C's paragraphs info the Aurora. The
aEiwer to this part OF the charge is eurious
saeNg6 ihould like TO fee Duane's reply.
tn the mean time, the circumhance concern
ing the Prefident's taying io, the COMPETITION
a. 6nrerG paragraphs ought to be as gene
ally known as poffible; becaufe it dif2!ays,
N tuch lively colors, the eonfReaey and ge-
faett9 of Mr. jeferfon, when he made fuch
profound ooeitance to the hyperion abilities Of
Mr.. Adams, in his ipeech, at the tine when
the latter was chofen prefdcnt.
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Ricbmen4, -fugaf I.

+. s. All the independent newsprintere
- the union are adviiea to republifh the above,
with the following horr extaacs.
Here followed a paGage from the remarks
upon the Aurora, as inferred liz laA weeks
Recorder
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tie repre-. 1lAtion, but the weakness with
winch lthas been forned.
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uEI VETO REPUBLIC.
BERNE, AAgKf SO.

BERNE, AxgEF 50.
We hear at this moment that the lnfur-
cent, have jue begun hoailities. They
lave taken the poa of the R ngg, wh,cl
q; occupied by Company OF Carabi-
oes Of the Canton de Vaud. The Captain
and about thirty men have perifhed in
that action. No precife accounts OF this
Unfortunate event have as yet been receiy
al: bu, it appears 'hat this poa has fuf
krsd itlelf to be furprized, and thar the
jolprgen,s have eaily rendered themfelves
matters of it by taking poaeaion OF a
height that commanded ii, and which had
been left unguayded.
On hearing the news, General Ander-
matt aud the Commidary of government
Keller gave orders for all the Helvetic
forces to advance. They have addrehed
alaa proclamation to the inhabitants cf
Uri, Schwitz and Untervalden, fumloon-
ing them to iubmit to the government !;
but things are come to fuch a pitch, that
there is no probability of this luminous
producing any effect.
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GERMANY.
RATiSBoN, Auy

MA 1AooO az aug ~
II is poGtively known that citizen La
forett is alone, as mini9er extraordinary OF
the French republic, TO follow the nege-
cations relative to The important affair of
the indemnities. Citizen Bacher fill cen
tnues to remain as charge d'afalIs from
France fer every thing not connected with
the iettleaent Of the indemnities.
The two declarations tranfinitted the
18th inf. to the directory Of the empire
by the miniRers plsnipotentiaries Of France
and Ruaia, have yefeFday been Carried TO
the didature aud publilhed.
In the conference which took place on
the a3d, between the members of the de-
Putstion, difference arofe between Fiele-
Cslel ard Wurtefnburg, refpetting the
priority of vote.
Augua IS.
The iecond fitting of the diet took place
on the 10th; the miniiter CT Bohemia, NJ.
De Schrant, gave very important vote
upon the declaration and convention tranf
miTted by tie minifers of France & Ruf-
ia. The following is the iubfance:
(" That the affair of the indemnities
being merely an interior concern of the
Umpire, could not be otherwife fettled than
by the free concurrence and cooperation
OF its tates; thar the plan communicated
by France and Rulia was but a prof Ct
pfopotedto the deputation, which The latter
could reject, modify or adopt, as il might
think proper; thar, when it related TO In
'srs&s 70 important as thofe which now
occupy the deputation, 40 power could
preicribe either the ifeps TO be purified, or,
above all a period 10 its fitting That,
however, Bohemia wa: difpofed to do
every thing depending on her TO accelerate
The affair in queftion."
This official declaration of the court Of
Vienna, the fra that it has Publilhed on
'he iubjea Of the convention of indenai
Ties, has created lively ieniation amonga
he accredited miniaers.
4 courier from Vienna paiIed through
'nh city the night before lalt on his way
10 Paris.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-28
CHARLESTON, Oet. IS.

The ihip Boyne, Stafford, arrived yeHer-
day from Liverpool, in the remarkable
fine padage of z9 day. The Thomas,
Higgins, and juno, Miller, for this port,
failed is days before capt. Stafford.
The Boyne left Liverpool on the 18th
Sept. but we have only obtained London
papers to the 18th.
A few days before the Boyne failed, a
dreadful fire broke out in the extenGve
warehoufes on the fouth iide of ST.
Georges dock, Liverpool, which defroy-
ed ten or twelve of the fnef flores in that
city, and great quantities of cotton and
Wet. India produce. Fortunately for the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-28
NEW. YORK. October as.

Though the brig Eliza and Mary fail
! Cd from Ravre to the 18th of September,
We DO not find that Jingle paper has hesn
received later than our advices via Phila.
esiPaia. We learn, however, that there
was general talk of new rupture be-
tween Great Britain and France, and thar
81 potflble exertions were making at BIei,
= Mt their lhips of war for fervice.
4 appears, that Tom Paine had, al laf
AOsuted paaage in the ihip Iondcn