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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
PUBLIC SALE.
Il CARD.

THE tabfcribers prelent their compli-
nents TO thofe fey ingenious gentlemen
who are indebted to them for goods bought
at auction, or in any Other way, and who
are 70 admirably adapted for parrying
their collector, and RESPECTFULLY foiicit the
honor of their company at their counting
houie, prior to the 10th of this month,
for the purpoie of difchareing the Claims
againa them. 1t is hoped this will be
duly attend to, otherwiie we are deter
anined to proceed to compuldve neafures
for the attainment Of our jult rights, with
out any Kind Of reipea to perfoos.
H. and T. MOORE.
March I. 3tnc
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
William Hawthorne

William Hawthorne
Hm fl, Sale at hi, Nil, or in Alexaadria,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the bufhel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bol,ed or
unbolted, 70
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
1t bis fare in fozvx,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the buthel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hoghead
or barrel,
Fira and fecond quality Jsmes River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mill Spindle.,
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes 8 by 10 Window Glais,
! James River Coal,
A number of valuable Lots in town,
A fmalI Houie on lot of IS fee, front
on Wafer Street, next door to Major
Muncaiier's.
AHs, 1sr Sole o, Rem,
A valuable Brick Houfe
on King treet, now in the tenure Of Tho
mas Csufe.
To Let,
Atwoi fory Frame Houfe
on Duke ireet, with large garden and
well Of good water At che door.
/. I'd mo-. I.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01

Ea,a.s ga kM, i,sn a ry3es7eM s;8-
1 nr,riaf Hoa,s ~ Livf,fsl 70 their car
S ryboua<at III Bsepx, daftd Liverpsat,
Dee. 2s, 1907.
!" BY an Greer :ncouncil dated the rsth
ina. tie expectation Of Grain and Flour,
the produce Of this COUNTRY, and alio ialt-
cd;soviGcns, is prohibited for tx months,
,sad for the like period, perm;dlonis CIV
en- to import foreign corn, rice, beef, pork,
hams, &c. free Of duty. This together
with other circo nitances, feems TO imply
On the part Of our niniters, an ,apprehen-
6on'shas notwi,tAanoing the .abcndar.
-harvef, it is itill probable, thar economy
in the ufe Of tie exiting iloeks, of provi-
ions will be :cs.d nccei.ary, as well as
an increaie OF them by further iupplics ;;
and il appears TO US, that the prices Q,
prosi6cns generally may be expected to
be higher in,he FIRING than they are at
prsfent.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
GEORGE X JARVIS,

Names OF the Perfons loe with the brigi;
George Creed, mater; Joieph Holce mbe,
mate; Samuel Titus, ieanan; onas flag.
ger, ditto; Peter Piatt, ditto; Charles
kiifam, black Morris KiS4m, ditto,
cook James Lincoln, a boy i; and one
man working his pa!fage home.
February 2s. E
Ext,a9 efa letter from Cayenne, rsetivel
in ibis city vi& Baltimore, dated |anzA-
~ 3d..
Sc By the defnitive peace between
France AMI Portugal, the limits of the
French and Portugueie Guyana being fix
ell at the Carama,ubn river, Citizen Vic.
tor Hughes, agent of the colony at Cay
enne, has iuR fent fuitable perlops to re-
connoir,e and take ponefion thereof. The
colony is in fate of the mott perfect tran
guilty."
February "a.
A letter from capt. Law, of the nip
Fame, of this port, received on Monday,
by Meirs. Bedient and Hubbell, the own
ers, dated Ramlgate, Dec. Il, inform ing
of her arrival there from Alexandria, in
81 days. Capt. Law informs, that in a
gale on the roth Of Dec. about 50 fail Of
vei.els parted their cables in the mouth of
the Thames; amonga which was valua-
BILE Eaft. 1udiaman, belonging to Philadel-
phia, which loft her bowlprit and fore-mait
and put into Ramfgate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
than 7i6.oooi Making an intreas in
70 years sf679.6o aelling.
QFFICIAL.

Applications for commit ions for private
armed vsHels, underline az, entitled, "an
act for the projection Of the commerce and
feamen of the United States, againi the
Tripoiitan cruhers," mutt be directed to
the lecretary Of the navy. And the names
Ofthe gentlemen who will become fuleties
in the bond, the name ofthe veiiei Tor which
a commiGionisrequired, Other commander,
and:iieutenants, her tonnage, number Of
guns and number otmen, mutt be fet forth,
and certificate from the cu.tom houie
officer, that fueh veEel is American pro-
perty, mue alto be produced.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
Far The alexandria Advsy.iier.

Me1rs Editors,
Shenld you deem the following ENIGMA
capable OF amuing any Of your readers, you viii
pleaie:publiih It, and osiige,
Yours, Sc. 4.
1. Three levsnths Of ienie, and one fourth part
O! what can warn S,oic's icy heart;
Osc third Of that fam'd river, on Whole tide
Sreiis the full fail, and matehlefs navies ride.
.. What's grateful to the way.worn trav'lers
eyes,
When sei declines, or ba.t'ring itorms arile,
h-ec fths encompass Of the mighty deep, I.
Where tpnJ tribes do iport. and io5iers
creep, -
Affix confonan,, and then extort,
Two ieven'hs Ct q hundred years--how ihort!
3. To mix in contefs would re'er adviGe,
But when Rrifs by party does arife,
Take ievcn ten his thereof. Duly thefe three .
Arrange IN order, and jilcloied will be,
BY far, the grea'eR b'efiiHg man {hasl ever Zee.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01

The iurvivor, on finding the water on
deck which was the 6ra nosice, called 70
the mate who was at the helm, that the brig
was going down; on which the mate laid
himfelf acrofs the tiIler. The. fEsisof
then made an attempt 70 alarm the men n
the forecaitle; and faw one man trying tcgget
out, but was unable, as the water beat a.n
back Jon which the furv;vorjunpe into the
lea. Onhis fetching the iarface CT tie va
ter, he found the brig had diiaPpsarsd and
not a foul to be ieen. The furvivor then
got on ipar that Aoated and, after le-
ing in the water tas he fuppoiesj about an
hour, was picked up by Daniih fchoon-
er, bounl TO New Orleans, where they az
rived twelve Gays after. The faryisor,
after fome time, got pahags On board a
vedel 70 come home, as he expected, which
cleared out for Charle:ton; but was taken
by two Spani!h yeaels and carried into
Campeachy, where they were kept In
priton toar or Ave months. He at lat ob-
Gained panport, and took paGage on
board brig bound TO Charleaon was
captured by La Seine, Britih frigate, who
took ous all hands, and ordered the brig
for Kingaon. On the frigare's arrival at
Kingtton, he effected MS efcape took
paGase on board the pclacre ihip Fanny,
and arrived here on the 10th infant.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01

The produce Of the poa-oErsia Great
Britain, il the Year, ISL, was OILY 36,-
4ool. In 1881, it was i4a,4ooi.-and
on the 6rt Of Jan. 1891, it was 10 LET'S
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS
FOR SALE BY
r. & j. GRAY.

CLERMONT, anovel by Mrs. Roche,
author of the Children of the Abbey, Maid
of the Hamlet, Vicar of Lanfdown, &c. 2
vols. price dollars. TEARS ard SMILES,
a miscellaneous collection Of poems, by Pc
ter Pindar, elq.-the ladies' edition, price
IS cents.
R. & GRAY bave aJo luteL ree>ived.
Rippon's Hymn, Blackfone's Com
mentaries, Mites magazine, Anacharis ira
vels, Rollins antient hifory, Godfmith's
Rome abridged, Bell on ulcers, Hamil-
tons midwifery, Principles Of eloquence,
Kaim's elements CT criticifrn, Arabian
knights entertainment, Point OF honor,
M'Nesls poems, Secret memoirs Of the
court Of Peteriburgh-- and number OF o.
theirs, including
Il general GDsetmeut ef EgsL@ 55'Eatis
SCHOOL BOOKS.
June ~.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
FOR SALE,
Thar 4veN ftuated and commodioas
BRICK HOUSE,
ON CAMERoN-STRERT,


Now in the occupation OF Capt. Dan
gerfeld. The hcule is conveniers and
we'll built, conGfing Of eight rooms, well
hnilhed, full aory and a half kitchen,
nuriery and lodging rooms above the fame,
a fable & other conveniencies on the lot,
which is rs feet front AID l7o fees 2
inches deep.
ALTO, two other LOTS adjoining the
fame, Is feet front and 100 feet deep, to
ten feet alley, wherein there is built,
on each back building enc and half
tory high, four rooms in each.
Alto, the corner LOT adjoining the
fame, on Cameron and Warrington Areets,
unimproved, S by ~ feet, with conve-
nient ground for aahling, &c. on the laid
ten feet alley.
will ALTO fell, that whole fquare with
five frame houies thereon, either in lots
from 3o to z s front by 100 and nc .eet
deep, on the whole fquare, as nav bef
fuit the purchalers, itbeing pleaantlH Gtu-
ated on Oronoco, Alfred, Patrick &Pendle-
areefs, known by the name of thc
George iowa Turnpike, laying between
John Dundafs and John Potts, iiqr's
houfss. No further particulars is neeef-
fairy TO be given, as tlole who a-e inclined
TO purcafe will view the premlies. a
great part of the purchafe can be taken IN
Groceries and Dry Goods, and the remain
der by inaalments, by giving ieeunty or
bank aock.-Apply to Mr.. Philip u
Marlfeller, or to the fubfcriber, Goose
Creek, Lcudoun- --if not fold by private
bargain, they will be expoied to tale on
Thurldsy, the aAth infant---good war
ranted deeds will be made for the whole
on the completion Of the payments.
JOHN ROGUE.
I,,a, d1l
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue Of power In me
veGed, will be fold at public auction be-
fore the door OF Prince William court.
houfa III ,she town of Dumfries, on the
frt Monday ia July next at II O'Clock,
for cath, that valuable TRACT of LAND,
ftuate in Tie fame. county near Bacon Race
meeting hou.e, containing about FIVE
hundred acres, part of ieven hundred
acre patent granted to James Peake, and
which five hundred acres of land was lately
the property of Ifaac McsPherion, under
a purchaie made. of Thomas Swan of Alex
andria.
ABRAM .HEWES.
June 8. ddf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
May 81.
Thirty Dollars Reward

IHlT1y DOL1GTS Kc1D0TN
WILL be given for experimenting and
fecuiing, in any Jail, on delivery to the
commanding officer of any military Poh
in the United States, DE5ERIER from
the Marine corps, to wit:
7eN~ Whitman,
who ab!conde led on the 4sh5isft> from the
Marine Barracks at Wilmington, taking
with him fnall bay mare, about / 8
hands high, with blaze face, bob tail
and hog named. Whitman is handiome,
fair conplexioned young man, about 70
years of age, 5 feet inches high, a ffer and
French horn player. Having been fent
by the officers to bank with checks, he is.
full of money and has carried but few
clothes with him his drefs was white NAM
keen pantaloons and round white ftriped
cotton jacket, vef unknown. He is 2
falkatiye, boating fellow, with much
ignorance and great pride.
Tue above reward will be given for ie-
curing, and reafonable charges PAID Tor &c"
liyering him at Head Quarters, Walhing-
ton City.
N. B. He was aage driver between
Albany and Schenectady, and bis parents
live below Schenectady.
E. S. LANE, II. Marines.
June IS. !spStf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
f O R S Al E..

On tle l6th day sf 4AHgnf arrt, affbt
Red Houle, III Prince D1ilA0m rouusy,
BY the 7,afees Of The ka1e Gen. NeJ5u,
About 3ooo acres Of LAND,
lying in the counties OF Prince William
and Loudoun, near the faid Red Houte.
Terms of payment IS follow. One fourth
part of the purchate money to be paid on
the fra day Of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof TO be paid
at three gubfequent annual payments
Bonds, with approved fecurity, to be
given by the purchalers at the time of fale,
and interef thereon TO be paid at the rate
of tx per cent. from the hrf day January,
1893. If the dra payment of the pur-
chafe money be no, punefually made, the
land to be again expofed to fale, by the.
fubfcribers for ready. money; if TIE land
4hould not then fell for the full amount Of
the Eaid purchafe money, the purchafee or
purchalers to be accountable upon their.
bonds for the deficiency. If the fri pay
ment bcpunesually made, title wall begiv-
en- to the purchafers, and deeds OF trua mutt
be executed by them for feculing the future.
payments, which deeds Of truf will be
acted upon, and the lands expoied TO fale
for ready money, by the trafees, for the
full amount of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds of truf, ifany one CT the fu-
ture annual payments be not punl'ually
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots to fait
purchaiers, who will have the right of
feeding them after the zoih day Of Au-
gulf next.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, jim.
Surviving Tru8ees ofGen. Thomas Mel,
fon, deceafed.
me ID. dtdi
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
I9ubltf Sale.

On 7aetday the I'D wgant, rriN be jolI,
far the bfnea eftbe Uuder7yriss,s,
Part Of a Cable cut IN the
Downs, on board the brig Union, from
London, Thomas Woodhoufe, matter.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Tune IS. Vendue- Mater:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
FOR SALE,
In fee iimple or Ground Rent.

By Public Auason, on tie PRE-
mics, on Weduelaay tbs 2 sd day 81 Ike
prelent ninth, if net prsvioggy Iold BY
Prfvafe eontyaa,
Half an acre Of Ground in
town, iituaee on the north fide of Prince
and Wet lde of Warrington freets Be.
ginning at the interlection of faid areets,
fronting Wilmington 10 feet 7 inches,
and on Prince freet rs feet s inches.
The ground is laid off in convenient
building lots. On one of which is avery
good dwelling houfe, now under rent to
James M'Cienahan
Warrington Is the moR fracious Greet
ID town, and wiIlmoa probably become
the centre. This ground has the adyan-
tage of laying between the two principal
ilreets leading from the country cir
cumaance of much importance, TO thofe
who are defrous of purclafing. Apply to-
Rcke4S, Newt0n 6 Co.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
70 r SHE,
June 6.

y IN y Il y Is
Two large fuperb LOOKING
GLASSES, juif imported from LoNDoN,
one plate mea/ariag lo3 BY 40 inches,
The otber 81 BY 40 do.
with fuitable ornaments. Apply to
William HodgJ0n.
May 81. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
SPRING GOODS,
WILLIAM OXLEY

has ,sscived per Tie PAIL SeimQa, via
saltimsTe, and Union, CAPT. NoodsayS,
tram L0ndaa,
a lupply of fuitable GOODS.
i0r g the ieaion, which are now o,ening and
Slll be fold low by the package CT piece,
: s0o DC IS IN daily expectation OF receiving
iursher furplies.
n. B. He has alfo for fale,
eA,na IN boxes and Sadlery.
Nav 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
public aale,
On TUESDAY,

!, tn o'elscE, qpiE be MD at TIE yesaae
Stare,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
whi&ey in barrels,
Gin ii caks and barrels,
Port vine in caiks,
Aiolafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
waite and brown ioap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in ,ie,ces and bags,
Raidns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
sGorted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-21
A rariety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG wHlcH ARE
Surer6ne Cloth and KerGmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Inlb Lioens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and calicces,
Cambrick and Cotton .fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cioaths,
Coloured threads and towing ,tiiks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Iune IS Venc ee-N'aNer,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
EAGLE Of MArsf, a EnsA payer
pu5Egsd az KeHneJank.
n ekarader eo,reHly dream.

AIlud'ng to Joferian. the editor Of the
NSwyoik Even ne Pof, introduces
the following jutt Retch of his charsc-
ter, written about year face by WAiaw
Smhb Eiq late our ambanador 10 the
court If Pofn9ai:
"Wc ihall now take leave Of Mr..
JsFerion and hi, pretentions, as Pbii5T
obbcr and Politician. The candid aud
unpreju decd, who have read with a.
tention the foregoing comments on bis
philosophical and political work. and
on his public conduit, mua now be con.
vinced, however they have hitherto tcen
aescsiVsd by ablayf5E appeAragce and
bseiour talents, or miled by arttul par
ia ans, ,hat the reputation be has acquir.
"a is not bottomed on fold msrits that
his abilities have been more dire1ed TO
he cqlirement of literary fame than to
he fuoaantial good Of hrs country
tha; his Philosophical opinions have been
capricieus and wavering, often warP.d
by the mot frivolous crcumaances-
Lar in his political conduit, he has been
iacon6asnt, and uniteady, Gea
orally favorins meafures of fasiions
and dilorganiziag tendency, always
leaning 10 thoie, which would eltablilh
his popularity, however deiiru9ive OF
our peace and tranquiility--that his
poll zeal principles are f'metlmes whim
zeal and viiionIry, ar Others, iuhve. five
Of all regular and Ga5k government
hat his writings have bstrsyefa dire
pea for reLigi0a, and his partially tor
he impious Paine,an ennli,y Q Cbr!Ridn-
ty-that his advice, refpeding the
Dutch company, and his. open counter
ance of an inccndiaIy Printer, and Ct
the views Of Z faction manitelt want ct
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
APPROACHING FrFcryow

The MSiiaehuiet,s election 0! reprs1n,a.
tives to he eighth Congrefs, takes place on
the hrlt day Ct November next Maine u
divided inSo four Difsscis. FOR the choice Of
Reproductive each - To wit, fro,s dilriGt
-s1m.erkIn5 d,itrict - Lincoln daritf and
K-are5ss diiirict. IN York, the Hon. IonN
LoSD, of Berwick, will be Imported as the
"edtra Republic an caud Date and the Hon.
R.c5ayf Csns, As the democratic In c4nyvLaul
no Perlon has yet been mentioned aeainR our
preient worthy member. Gen W 4pswoRTH
In Liae,.H, SAMUEL rHAcusR, Eiq. may
look for a Reelection In RezasEec. PHINEAs
Bavcs, Eiq. aud perhaps fome other Federal
candidate, will be o?pcied to Martin K;af.y
Elq. Of democratic note. In the above elec
tions We hope fpirit &c independence, in
'@srity, aud wflom vii prevail.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
portlano,
MONDAr, SEsT. ~, 1892.
FROM LISBON.

Capt. Canniion who arrived here Ian
Thurfiay in s. days from Lilbon, in
forms Us, that i've days previous TO
Filling, he faw letter from the captain
Of an Engliih man Of war. 70 The Anne.
rican Conful, Informing him Of Moor
ith brig of ~ gus, being of Cape St
Vinceuts. She apPe ,red 10 be Ameri
cav built, with a whie bottom and a
white figure head. Capt. c. alfo IN.
forms, that few days previous 10 his
Filling, another Barbary cruif-r chafe
a Portuguei. yei.el on lhore at C.Pe
Spar,ell.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

CAPTAIN Noice. arrived here from
MADEIRA [ts marine 5fJ informs, that
Avhea he LIFT there 40 Moorilh cruifcrs
had been out; ard adds that the En-
sehfl. doubile!s from rotives ofPolicy,
\ had fsre.d f.seral fAile eports among
the Americans, that the Moors were
already in the Atlantic. Let the rea
der put this and the preceding article
together.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

ev recent letters j, is dated, orlthe author
Inv Of Ri.ari 0'Bsi.g, Eiq. that spain, III or
der 10 AVOID war threatened by Algers,
has soalsaied TO pay the D.y the enormous
fam Of two millions Of dollars, and 90 alter
her national eoou s.---This, with the cap,ure
Of the pouugu-ie trigs;e has 10 ciated the
Aleeriaes that our Conla fays he cxpstts the
Dey will .hottly, and at Al unguarded mo-
rcnt declare war againl the United States.
The following Is MIR. O'B,is='s natemsnt q
The marine force, sc. Of hlgiers
10. ;. f,ieLts, .fssria. bill, esbpsysi 4S F1at.
q .1r..risan =. % 81 ) 4 ss5ss -dg.rise p,
n a. 4. % %. IL. 80. &. 70 % %. a.. 8 70.
81 d.. as. =. & Peil-rs Grrs 5ujf, -. s. do.
d. 10. IS. g. Atrg .fssieaa tailt. eosstred 4 !.
nc. Gsssn.y d ID d. as. II - do % d.. IS.
ia "a. %. So "a 10. u 4 C1,iyqr554 Co.feas
BIZ Is. u. 4 frrr te5.e, rtPlirizg. -. IS.
a Pslasrs GrssE tail, (so52rJ s
Aysias bg absat 70 gaa beats, tzJf gf BE Haz5sr
ssUH6 POI IN orIsy IL aIs4s rs'aai5 Ttey b4vs
sssrf 400 Egef sosie,s 1oA6 1lt.izt fsRs, saeL %
b. 20 fs4 Tbrre are aS-Et 5000 IT. ~, a57zt
I6roo BIf Ta,is; and S0iib S,7F,siy fby esuiI
.t1af 60, 900 MilHi1 o. reSJe-Tbi- rsFeaty bss
sosy s. l9iBiass q Dsiif5 qa9 Bar IN s5ai1,S sss
fisy goo Cbrjfies5, ans !. 7srz7iffea: 70 Ss ss.tI
. s1itrt- e 81 Esys1s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
IoNDON. AUGUST IL,

We yentrday received by the French Nail
pc Paris Journals Of the Sth and 9th infant.
The foreign intelligence Contained ia them is
POI important, bur ,herc u an article in the
Nonneur, which VIII rot fail TO be read in
lhis county with great interea and attention
n = evidently qfsiak and purpofts 70 convey
ONE very nrong reflections ca the obfervs
hons which have appeared in the Tina re-
tpeding he eonduet Of the Chief Conl1l N the
Government of France.
We were not uninfoi med fcm- DAYS face
nat the writings in the Tunes had given con
Aderab'e offence 10 certain perfons an Paris
~ho feer to cohii4er the mol grols fAttcry
70 Dc the bell criterion of their attachments
n The perlon OF General Bonsparte, and o.
heir conviction Of hi, jufice and moderation
70 the exerc ie Of has fovreign uihorsy. AL
shoueh we arc aware that the freedom Of die
rnihon which NC eIercife in right Of the lib
Ties ct Englilhnen cannot be very pieafna
A. ne mon unbouned defpotifin thal ever diff
Psyed i;ielf n Europe it may not be unim
Poftsni TO erp.ain the motive which gave rife
the infeEtion in tae Moniteur. Ia the
81 mes Of the 27th nit. IL was ailerled, that
*owsr Is the middle of July, twenty two per
rs we're privately taken from the Tempe
~ DC purpofe Of beirg trasfpurted abroad
81 d undergone no trial; their friends
nc thing Of their deiiinaton !. and We
navt ance learnt that fcmc Ct them were fenr
n t''t Bellcgarde, fortrefs ia the Pyrenness
toae 10 work as eaiey-Aaves IN the .iland Of
E'oa; and others TO perth in the 1usry de
IRIS OF Cayenne. VIII citizen Fouche IN
eertake 70 difprove this aatement :
Is II rot enough for the French gov
Fnment to be abe TO dilPofe as il Pleaf.
4 ct the liberties of its own fubleds ;
y Goes It pretend to interfere openll
IN foreign Conaitutions, and 10 dida's
<saafaf Co!jaAan5 60 urrcundingSsate.
ns freedom of the Prefs /, the great
aurdian Of the Bri,i'h Confitu.ion,a nd
wi rot BE- fuueadcrei at the fun
Hons OF the con!ul !--Tirrss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

IPostertan. daygE To- Wsflndis and Ameri'
can produce has erperieaced no alterations
.hass our lsa. oraias are Oil eeclioing.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
Joort Of UIileaIett.

Saturday, SEPT. 10 Arrived hip Dryard
capt. John Jnkenfon, AZ days from Dublin.
MoaIsy, aoth--Arrived fchoooer Three sif-
tcts. capt. Nathan Clark az days from Dabba
Sam. dsy--Arrived lhiP Margaret. captain
Spencer I'inkham, from Sc Johns, Antigua.
CLEARED-Schooner Friendlhip. Patterlon
for antigua.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

40 acres OF Land, lying in
,ownfhp hs {, adjoining 70 hsrrte--yrat ard
dasrefrggir River. For further ia.or stinF,
inquire Of @. !. VA-Git AIN
Porfizal, SEPT. 20.