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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08

Pimento, Nu'megs, Cloves, Mace,
Cinnamon, Cafia, Cayenne & Black Pep
per, fine Chewing tobacco, Godfrcids
warranted Segars, Vanilla Beans, Ground
Ginger, hort Pipes in kegs and boxes,
Glauber Salts, Nader, Copperas, Dix
on's MuAard, Capres, Anchovies, Olives,
Green Pickles, and Ketchup.
Imperial,
Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin, and
Souchong
RaiGns in boxes and jars, Almonds,
Pfunes, Mould Caodles, White, Brown,
and Cattle Soap, Starch, Fig Blue, Wrap
ping Paper, Olive Oil in aalks and black
bottles, Noyeau, Demijohns aaorted from
} to s gallons, Leiper's and Hamllson's
Snuff in bladders and bottles, refined Salt
Petre, and few bags of Pear Barley.
Oct. IS. dim
Cath gwen for rags at
this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
SALEM. Sept. 26.

Brig Trial, Tate, IS days from Cape
Francois. Left there about 10 fail OF
american vstTels. Markets very dull.
Lanoer, IS to IS dolls. per NJ. Flour 7,
Fiji s, Beef -, Pork rs, iierrings f.,
Mackeral 6, dry goods low and dull.
Snow Concord, Leach, - days from
Oporto. Aug. IS, fpoke big. Eagle,
shannon, from Oporto, Tor Norfolk. Sept.
8, fpoke a brig from Liverpool for do. II
days out. 24th, fpoxe fcfr.Pac&et, from
Nantucket for Kennebeck. Left at O.
porto, Aug. II, chip Rsbecca, M'Kavier,
of Philadelphia lhip Caroline, Gordon,
Portland brig Mary, Williams, Of Mid
dle,on, Conn. fcir. Freedom, Hcrric<, of
Glouceaer, to fail nextday.
Arrived at Beverly, fchr. JOHN, lovett,
g days from AIicant, and 40 from Glib
raltar. Spoke Aug. 9, irh!. Nabby,
Gird!er, IS days from GIoucefer, for
Malaga. Sept. II, fpoKe ichr. Dafh,
Green, 5 days from Marblehead, for
Grand bank. Left at Gibraltar, fchr.
- Cheevar, OF Salem, Tor Genoa
waiting convoy. July goth, fpoke ichr.
!, Abigail, Dennis, of Bottom. Sailed from
Al,cant, for Barcelona, fchr. Three Bro
theirs, Storey, Of Manchester, failed from
Alicant, for New York. Capt. L. in.
forms, that an American brig, belonging
to the louthward, had been captured by
the Tripolitan.. Markets dull, Filth 4
dolls. Flour, no iale.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
BOSTON, September 76.

Arrived lhip Warrington Delano, IS
days from Liverpool. Sailed 10 co. with
hip Mary, Bunker.
The brig Fox, OF Bottom, Parfons arrived
at Liverpool, Aug. s hip Jafeph jane
fon, of Portland, the Sth, fpoke in the Ri.
yer Mercy, lhip Commerce, from New
Orleans for Liverpool. 9th eff the N. W.
Buoy, lchr. Little Dick Of Bottom, from
Penobfcot, for Liverpool, "a days out
18th, in ST. Georges Channel, brig Friend
fhip, Of N. York, from Newry, with
paIengers, had been IS daysin the channel,
iprung a leak, and had put into Dublin to
repair was out 2 days from the latter
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
PHILADELPHIA, Caobcr 2.

By capt. Findley Of the ihip 4 n1oltan'
we learn, that the baggage OF Ian f4"f'
had arr.9Sed there, AID that ne was hourly
expected ar Havre, to iaii from thence foI
America. Captain F. believes he WIZ
take his paaage in the hip Benjamin
franklin, who was to fail the day ai'ei
CAPT. F. and may be daily expected to al
rive here. u..rs
A6 days; Prudence, Arundel, Liysrpoo''
70: Brothers, Wiekes, Greenoek' -
1l5 5 Almira, Bid, New York bng
Juniatta, Thompfon, Opoito' So
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04

munes Of the department of Seine, and in
thofe Of Sevses, Meudon, and ST. Cloud
in the department Of Seine and Olfe.
z. On the faid 18th Of Auguit, the
areers, qaays, places and bridges, lhall K
lwept and cleaned before five Ia the NOR.
ming.
;. The @ttreets, quays places, bridges,
and promenades, ihail be watefei Every
inhabitant (haIl conform to this order, as
far as he is concerned.
4. On the iaid 18Th of Auguf, the IN
habitants of Paris ihall illuminate The
fronts of their houfes.
$. For the fatety of Citizens, no car
rage hall be permitted in the treets Of
Paris from eight in the evening Of the
preceding day, until the mororlg Of the
day faccceding, except the carriages pro-
ceeding to the palace Of Government, tie
c%ouriers of the mail, and the dd,geoces.
6. The Comni1aries Of Police nalI
ari4iy carry into execution the regula-
ton which prohibit the fling Of %tuiees,
petards, boetss, bombs, and other FIRE
works, in the @ttrcets, promenades, public
@slaces, courts, & gardens, or the windows
Of houfes.
7. The prefans Ordonnance fhall be
,sinted, ported up, and fent 10 the SUB
Prcfe6ts Of Sceaux and ST. DSnts, 10 she
Mayors of the rural comnunes Of Sevres,
Menion, and St. Cloud, in the depart.
;nens Of Seine and Ole, to the Commit
faries of Police, to the Peace Officers, and
70 the Overfeers of the Prefecture, in or
der that each as far as he is concerned,
may carry it into execution.
The General Comnandant of The Firf
Military Diviion, The General Comman-
dant d'Arnes Of the Place dc Paris and
the Chrcfs Of the Select Legion of Gen
darmerie, and Of the National Gendarme-
re, are required to be IN resdncis with a
arong force, in cafe il Ihouid be wanted.
According to a letter from the Minifer
Of the General Police, tho(e acculed of
emigration who have not received the
benefit of The amneity, cannot quit their
habituai refidence without having obtain
ed his ipeclaI prmiIioo. Thof. eha rave
been admitted to tbe heneas Of the I'M
neity may OBTAIN %pafports from he pro-
DER authorities TO tsavel in the interior I;
out the Minider NUT be INFORMED OF Ii,
as well as the Prefett Of the department
where the parties retide neithe, The one
nor the other can in any cafe come o Pa
rs without the fpecial authority of the
Mini6tr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04

The Moniteas contains letters from
General Richepanfr.a Guadaloupc, an
nouncing that he has fenr home to France
a number Of perions of color whom he
thought dangerous TO the peace Of the i'll
and. He is reiolved TO pat arms INTO the
hands of none bar Europeans. He conf,
dels any other lyfen as mifchievous.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04

port. Sept. 7 fpoke flip Richmond, Of
N. York, from Alexandra, for Liver.
pool-1oth thlP Hector, Rawfon, 10 DAYS
N. York, fer Dankirk-I9th lchr. en-
deayor, Woodbury., from Beverley for
Bay Chaleur.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
PARIS, Aueut n.

A Band ci Muilc.
A Detachment Of Dragons.
The Frat Major Of Pompiers.
The Chiefs Of Foreign Service.
A Detachment of Gendefnaire preceded
by its Trumpets.
The Comm.laries Of Police.
A Band Of Muic.
The Superior Military Officers.
The Secretary General of the Prefecture
Of Police.
The Councillor of State Prefei Of
Police.
Six Peace Officers.
Rear Guard of the National Gendar-
ORDER OF The PROCESSION.
By theQlay of O,tevres, lie Pont Neuf,
the quay Of E1ole, and the great gate Of
she Louvre, to the Place de Carrouzel,
where the 6ra proclamation Will be
made.
Then by the freet St, Nicaife and the
areel ST. Honore, 20 the Place du Tri
bunas, where the fecond proclamation will
De made.
Then by the areet St. Honore and the
itreet Groix des Petit Champs, 70 the Place
des Victories, where the shird prociama
ton will be made.
Then by the itseet des FoHes Montmar-
IRE, the areet Neuve St. Elitache, and
the ftreet Neuye Egalite, to the Gate OF
ST. Denis, where The foarh proclamation
viii oe made
Then by the Boulevard Of ST. Denis to.
the gate Of ST. Marin, where the fifth
proclamation will be made.
Then by the Boalevards of ST. Martin
ana the Temple ot he Care of St. An
roine, where the Oh proclamation will be
made.
Then by the freetSt Antoine and the
treet du Monceau St Gervals 0 rhe Place
lie G7eve, where the leventh proclamation
vii be made.
Then oy the Qiay Of Pelletier, the
2ddge of Notre Dane, the iffeet Gu Petit
P,nt, AMI the Greer Gala pde, TO the Place
Maabert, where the eighth proclamation
will De made.
Then by the ereet des Meyers, and the
ffeet ST. Jacques, to the Pace de Pan
hton, where the 9th proclamation will oe
5nide.
Then by the areet Thomas d'Enlor,
he Place ST. Michel, the areet des Francs
B urgeonis, and the ttreet &c Vanguard,
% The Place du Confervaseur, where the
IN h proclamation will be made.
Then ~ the ereets de Vaugirard, CAT.
te, ana du Vieux Colunbier, TO the left
the crofs treet lie la Croix-Rouge,
here the eleventh proclamation will be
aaie.
ra,n by he freet de Grenelle, and the
trc-t de Bourgogne, to the right, to the
Palace Of the Leg,lanre Body, where the
qeltth proclamation will be made.
Ihan by the freet des Bau gogne, the
)IaY OF Bonaparte, ana the quay OF
Vostsire, to the MIniary OF Police,
yaege the thirteenth proclamation will be
made.
Taen by the Olay of La Normal,
nd the Pont Nsuf, TO the Pace Thion-
yiile, where the 18th proclamation will
,e n2de.
The proceaion will return to the Pre-
9are Of the freet La Barillerio, and
tat of St. Louis.
3raaupguee gP0Lee, concerning the pro-
aamatios Of be fevo Je1afas e0a/alta Of
The I'd md fourtb Of Aag9f, 1902.
Paris, August II, 1902.
The Connf Tor of S ate, Protect OF
| Police ofde,s a,,tollows:-
Art. /. % Sunday, the 18th OF Au'
wa, al legcn in the morning preciely,
&c two Senatus Conful;a of the I'd and
4th inf. lhalI be folennly proclaimed IN
~ Paris. in all the rural com
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

TO an nnforefecn ard unexpected progre(s Of
our country" Candour and truth viii anfwcr
Pr 4ife is alwsy due TO public men who take
Their rlleafnf es in fuch manner a. TO derive 70
the nation the benefit Of favourable circumRan-
crs which are poIible, as well as of thoie which
{ forefcen. II lfproportionate proviiion had nor
been made, concursently with the progref OF
our national frfou -ces, the eiFsa of them would
not have been felt as to the Paf, and would NOT
have been marured as TO the future.
But why f6ould it be pretended that this pro-
gre(s was not anticipated? In paR experience
there were many data for calculation. The rs.
ito of The increafe Of our population had been
obferved and hated (; the extent and riches OF
our foil were known /; the materials for com.
ulercial enterprize were no fecret; The probable
effea Of the neafares Of the government 70
foler and encourage navigation, trade, and Ia
dultry, was well nnderhood: and efpeeially,
the influence of the means, which were adapted
TO augment our active capital, and to foPPly
fit and adequate medium of circulation towards
the increaie OF national wealth, was declared
and infiRe1 uPol, in Official reports. Though
adventtious circumstances may have aided the
refult, It is certain, that penetrating and COM
prshsniive mind could be at no lofs to forefce
progrefs of our affairs, fmilar 70 what has
been experienced. Upon this anticipation the
aAumption of the Rate debts, and other appar-
emily bold meaiures Of the government, were a.
vowedly predicared, in oPpoGtion 10 the feeble
& contracted views of the LITTLE POLITICIANS,
who now triumph in the faccels OF their arts,
and enjoy The benefits of policy, which they
had neither the wifdon 10 plan or the ipirit TO
adopt, idly imagining that the cunning of a
demagogue and the talents Of RatelInan are
anonymous Coniummate in the paltry fciencs
Of courting and winning popular favour, they
faliely infer that they have The capacity to gov.
ern, and they will be the laf to ditcover their
error. But let thera be stored shat the peo-
pie will not long continue the dupes Of their per-
nicious forceries. Already the caufe Of truth
has derived this advantage flom the Grade ef-
fays Of their Chief, that the film has been
removed from many an eye-The credit OF
great abilities was allowed him By ooniidera-
bic portion of tbofe who dnapproved his princi-
pies; but the fhort fpace Of rine months has
been amply fnficent to ddpsi that iliufion
and even fone ef bis mot partial votaries be-
gin to fufpetf, that they have been miRaken in
the OBJECT OF THEIR IDoLATRY.
LUCIUS CRAUSSUS.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

RRYIEK.


THE attention of the psblic is invited to an
eloquent and ingenious pamphlet which has
Scfl reached this city, from the prefs OF MIR.
Bsonfon, Philaiephia, and is, perhaps, as yet
but lirtle known here, entitled g I'm fddrsfs 10
fbe Pestlt Of fbe United Sfaf1 on re PeAey q
maintaining Permanent Nary'"- The author,
in a comparative view, at once lucid aud lio-
eral, has uIfolded the importance OF foreign
commerce 20 the indutry, the power, the re-
hrement 10 fhort, the perfection OF the State.
His oblervations are illunrated by alluhons to
the relative condition of various nations, both
aneiert and modern In particular, by jult
remarks upon the fngular Gtuation OF China,
and the falfe notions thar have been entertained,
OF fported by the admirers OF that nation, as
prelenting the model OF a fate OF lociety excIu-
iiyely agricultural. In connection with the
fra part of his argument, and asa eonfequenee
of il. be exhibits in a forcible manner, how ne.
ce1ary Il is thar the American fhou.d continue
20 be their own navigatofs. In the third and
principal part he dfplAys, with the warmth
OF a patriot, by Rrong, and we venture to af
fert, unanfwerable petitions, the abfurdity of
leaving our commerce and navigation deltitue
OF adequate protection. He dsmonfrates alfo
the economy of permanent navy, even on prn
eiples of the molt rigid calculation he fhews
its high value in commercial wars, 70 often un-
avoidable, and not the lefs 70 to nation like
our own. with wealthy and unprotected tradey
Its efficacy in fruarating the invasions of our
territory ito this be adds the irnpoihbility Of
converting il into an intrument for the fub-
veffon Of liberty, and its incaleulabIe impor-
tance fer the prelervaton of the ipirs of Pstri
otfm 20 efential TO the iecurity of freedom.
In this iaR view be ihuArates his remarks by
dfplaying the fatal conisquencss of loiing the
aenfe of national honor and the fpirt of Liberty,
by iolances drawn from the hiRory of Greece,
of Rome, and of the celebrated cantons of
Switzerland. An appendix Is annexed TO the
whole, comprGng feveral important facts and
much found reafoning. We fhall ID our next,
prefent the reader with fome extracts from the
work.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
From the Newyork Evening Pofl
Gbe Examination. s..s.No. XVIII.
fcoNcLUsIoS.l

IN order to csjole the people, the Mehage
zbounds with all the commonplace OF popular
haIrangue, and prefers claims OF merit, for cir
cumltances of equvocal or Of trivial value.
With pompous ablurdityare we told OF the :" uaf
APPLICATION Of men, .jsf.ftibs Of baapiny," (as if
this fuiceptibility were privilege peculiar to
our climate) h0Jiisased to jst government and
valuing itr billings above all prize" Fortunate
viii il be, if the prelent favourtes of the people
de not, before their reign is at an end, trans.
form tho.e blefings into curles, 70 ferious and
heavy, as to make even deipotifn deiirable
refuge from the ElyGum of Democracy.
In a country, the propenfiiies OF which are
oppofed even 10 neceiiary burdens, an alarm is
attempted to be excited about the general ten
dency of Government, "to leave to iabour the
fr1aEsf Of It's earnings, on which II can fublif,
and TO eosiams he rsfdHs of what it was inaitus-
ed 10 gaurd" Ii might have been well TO
have explained whether it isfbe qsbok of the earn.
ings of isbour, which government is inltituted
90 gacrd, or only the r5Edse after dsdufing
what is neeaga,y to enable to fulfil the duty OF
protection. Representatives who fhare with
rhsir confi.uents in an cxceGive jealoufy of ex.
ecstive abuies. are cantiagly admonithed TO
circumleribe Discretionary powers over mon
ey." though they are known to be already 10
limited, as that the Executive, even on the
profpea of rupture with foreign power,
would not poGcis the means of obtaining intel
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
From the ALsAHY crs-IEsr
POLITICAL PAMPHLET.

THE papers entitled /" THs ExAmrNArIOS,' .
which originally appeared in the New York
Evening Poa, under the hgnatnre of Laeiss
Cre1as, and have been Gnee pnblifhed IN PAM
phlet, are worthy the attentive Peruial Of every
citizen---The numbers were much admired for
political knowledge, and elegant ditfon, as they
trit came out; but they viii be read With dou
ble plesfurs ard advantage together and in their
connection, Whoever wilhes to be informed
on the expedien-y of reptaling Internal
Taxes, and the conlfitntionalIty OF abolifhiog
the late IuDiciaSY Syaem, cannot fail of re-
csiving eonvietoo, unlels he IS unduly influenc
ed by party fpiIit- Able and luminous as ma.
ny of the ipeeches of the ConItitutionalfts in
Congref. were this writer has fet the latter fub-
ietf 10 a, juaer and clearer point Of light. The
pamphlet is calculated 10 afford inhruetion when
the occaGon which gave II birth is 10 longer
intereRing. 1t is fncerely TO be wiIhed that it
gould be eseeniively circulated and generally
read. x.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
foreign guteHigrnce.
From fbs Gaset;e dt France.

EVERY body, perhaps, has not remarked
with the fame attention, pahage in the 6rR df-
patches from general Leelerc, in which he Oh.
ie-ves, that the guns, cannon ,and powder which
were found at The Cape, were furnihed by the
United States of America.
Perhaps il would be unjuR to found upon
this circumifance a ferious reproach againft
government fuppoled to be attached to France
by principle, By inteSea, and By juif fentiment
of gratitude. Bu if we connea this faa4 with
feveral other things; if we apply i, to a gener-
al fyRem of politics adopted BY the United
States, urder the Proficiency Of Mr. JefF-rion's
predeceaor, the above mentioned pafa gem Cen.
Lecierc's letter may not appear infigni6canr.
Some motifs ago we publfhed IN this paper
an anecdote, which, though it remained un<
known for long time, did not the lefs defervs
ferrous attention. Ii related to an interview
which took place at St. Domingo, between
TouiGaint Louverture and the Comm .rcial
agent Of the United States, az the mcment ia
which the refu!t OF the famous battle Of Marin
90 had been made known The plan Or The
American government was then 70 act IL con-
cert with the Brtilh, to dster nine the rro
General 10 declare the independence Of ST.. Do.
mingo and that was one If The principat
in(fIuefions of the Commercial Agent. Con-
ferrences continued to take place upon this flb-
jetf, when Touaaint informed Of whAt had ra-
ken place IN Italy, changed bis reloation all at
once, and cred out, IN the accent of delpair-
Moi pas roar0itre qse Geveuy-r4zi5 b1aringo "a
tier mi l kaow not what all this viii pro-
duce; but this Marriage kills me) and up
on this the uegociation was put Al end 70, or
at leait iuipended.
That Mr.. Jefefon. become f1ce Prefdent
OF the Federal Government, has not followed
the Political item Of his pred-cefor--that he
has adopted mode of conduit lels rnachiavs.
Ian, appears inconteaible. Bnt the ideas. either
more or lefs liberal, Of man who IS placed for
time at the head Of an elective goveranenta
ought not to be ofany weighr III tie Ill guiens
which may be formed upon the order Of rhings
20 which he belongs eventually and when it
= necehary 20 examine the gene al inte--as and
ftuation OF America the private opin;on Of Mr..
Jeter:on becomes almoa matter of indif.r.
ence
II we pay attention 10 he rapid incresfe os
ths popu ainn. the induliry, trade, ani wealrt,
Oh tbs InitSd States,we cannos avoid fossGzsioxf
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

The Treaty with Great Britain.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

In vain will envy or malevolence reply,
" The happy fituation in which we are placed.
is to be attributed not 20 the labours of Ihofe
whs have heretofore eondDded our affairs, bur
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Bermuda, we learn, thar jjulf before Ii
failed, ihe Gree frigate, with troops 70,
the garrifon, arrived there in ihort PAT
iage from Jamaica. The news by this
frigate was, that there were on the JaInai-
ca Ration, ~ fail OF The line, ao.trigates,
anu number Of Hoops of war, including
four adnirals, one Of whom was admiral
Mitchell. They had learned at Jamaica,
that the French commander in chief, at the
cape, had hung an American captain on M
bifion Of his intention to iupply Toudaint
with ammunition.
Our informant adds, that an American
ichooner from the eaitward, had been teiz-
Cd at Bermuda, and fold, in coniequence
of imuggiing gin, sc. The information
was lodged by one Of the ieamen, in con-
ieanence of difpute between him and the
captain. Through the influence OF the
cufom houfe officer, the fchooner, which
was worth 5000 dollars, was only a,.praiz.
ed as 600, for which fun Che was bought
in BY the original owner.
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NEW. YORK, April ~.

Arrived, ihi., George, Campbell, Green
ock; brig Barbara, Clay, Jamaica ich's
Union, Bowen, Antigua; Refolution,
Nthclls, Nevis Polly, Campbell, Der
bice.
Cleared, !hip Two Sons, Cook, India /;
New York Packer, Webb, BriaoI; brig
Union Paddock, Martinique.
Brig Barbara, Clay, from Jamaica,
left there, fel'r Republican, OF Sag Hat
Dor, and brig Raven, Cooper of New
York. OFF Cape Florida, fpoke.Eeh'r In
dufry, Davis, out Io days f.om Jamaica,
bound to Norfolk. Flour ircm s to &c
dolls. Per barrel, rork 20 dolls. beef I s,
cornias. per bGihel, Indian meal ) dolls.
per barrel, Wei India produce very high.
Schi Polly, Campbell, from Berbics.
Lett there, brig Franklin, Newell, of n.
York. In lat. s., fpoke ich'r Friends,
french, from ST.. Croix to Bottom, out
days. Lar. n. fpoke fch'r Favorite,
oound from Baltimore to Cape Francois,
out II days, the captain of which informed
nun ne was hoaroed the day before by a
black armed brig under Dar.ih colors, &
plrndered of ieveral articles. Flour 10
dolls.sPork so, beef 20.
Ship George, Campbell, 81 days from
uisenock. Left there ihip William and
Margaret of New York, aud ihip Fanny
Seh'r Union, Bowen, Io days from An
tigua. The ihip -Four Friends, Insraham,
,ailed two days before for Philadelphia.
Len there feveral vefels, names not iecol-
,sstee. American produce very low.
f,our 7 dollars, pork -, beef 9, and moi
nisao'e az thar price.
~ gentleman who arrived here YET.
's'0ay IN the aoop Cato, in } days from