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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-21
THE SUBSCRIBER,

THE SUBSCRIBER,
Contemplating a removal from the
DiGvld Of Columbia, as lo0D.
as lie can clok his out fandsagg
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very ualua5le Property.
Cnegundivided half of a FARM
adjoining the Great Falls CT Potomac, onMhieh
is good Houfe, new Barn, and fome excel
ient N.eadow--Allo, a FORGE, SO by 90
feet. covered with tin, and Coal and lroay
ffouie, fituated on the Canal made By the Po-
mac Company, and the right of cutting the
wood fJr. goo years opa large parcel of land adj
joining--nlueh ofthis woods convenient 20 the
river, aud may be readily transported to George
Town, the Federal City, or this place. ! he
other half may bepurehafcd.
Three Eighths ofabout eleven
hundred acres of LAND in Berkiey county, sd-
Joining the lands of the United States, at Keep
Frye Furnace and Harper's. fery--mnre than
half Of It is in wood, anlithe remainder good
farming land. The othsr hye-eighrs may alto
be pnrcha!ed.
An undivided .moiety Of So
acres Of LAND in tie Common of Alexandra
And adIoinig.th town, ehltfy under fence OF &c,
'dar pcitsaad chefI,ut rails.
"a large and handfome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, SO by 40 feet, with
brick Stable, Smoke Houle, aud Well of excel
iehe warer-The Garden and Yard pa.ed in
The Houie is not quite hnif,ed. I.:wiil be fold
either mite preent rate, or fnihsd IS may !ut
the purchaier.
a number Of LOTS on the,
new wharf, made by AR. Herbert, Mr. Wilton,
and the fubferber, between Fairfax ttreet and the
river Potomac, and, alic, the diviion of the faid
wharf, made from Mr.. Thompton's by. 10 teet
itfeet.
An undivided half Of a LOT
in the welt fde of FAIRFAX ftreet, above Queen
Ihreet, on which the houfe WAS burnt lait winter.
Fer particulars, reiretaing titles aud terms,
which will be liberal hothas to price and credit,
apply TO ...,.-,
AIexandria. 0aI7. raw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-21
TO BE Rem TED,

FOR THE. YEAR ENSUING,
All the Property fronting on Water
and Union Streets !; including rhe Ware,
Hoaie, Lumber Yard, and Wharf; the
property Of Jolhua Gilpin and Thomas
-Gispin. sppl, 70
PHILLIP. sWANTON.
Tie above property will be letleparate
orstoge.hsr, as MAJ tuit tenants.
H6fh mo. ~. law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-21
Julyo.
ATTENTION.
WANTED. to employ imme-

WANTED to employ imme-
diately, fer the benefit, Of the 6otll Re
giracnt of Virginia Militia, two MU-
oICIANS !; one 10 teach the different
beats OF the drum, the other. the muiic
Of the fife. Such perloas as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, ard will en-
gage to inarua TIE Learners which will
conf7a Of siixteen boys for each. branch,
hall receive liberal compensation from
S.usicr;ber, who: IS authorized by law
to employ tutors; and by tie Couit Of
Eneairy, TO pay them for their fervices
when performed.
CHARLES. LITTLE.
April !. Fairfax County, aawtf
iust received and for Sale at
this Office Price one Dollar,
ID E b "A e - s.
Il The Senate 6! the United States, on the
bill for repeating the late
JUDICIARY LAW,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-21
THE

Accommodation CoacheS
WILL. leave Mr.. Gadby's City ~ =.
.vera every morning, at half psn ,0 y.
O'Clock, for Baltimore, TO aec0n''I 100.
cur Alexandra friends retufniog' 49,, .s
Mr.. Evans's Indian Queen, every M, lil0,,'
Ing at tx O'Clock, ard arrives al lA''"
dria the fame evening. ~. ;,
The Proprietors will not unue''s .,b;Gh
promife as much as the Mail Piio'' w. !, !.
runs hut 50 miles per day, al1n0 Dug. fr :
laid to PILOT the Mail, whiea lu''
So to a,Ioo miles per day. reps.
June Q.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-29

him fights ard infsI;, where We mis- lit
have looked tor coaisiy aad tf.endG,i5.
Tbs Swcdifa treaty with the regency
Of iriro.i, which arpear 10 have ben
concletcd under his aatqiccs, a;ga.s no
thing iagofsblr g err colatty. WAile
IT, Slsediih fsst afied in concert @ith
cuu, againis ihe pifattal powers Of Bar.
bafY, oile b1If ihs u4yal force which il
will probably nov he ueee5s,y ier Il.
upian C eqaib YES confiefrd fiaeiens
u protect oar commerce 10 the hlcJitel.
finean. his ucsiy eill therefore pro.
dacc an additional load Of expsnce 10 cgr
govs'ament, ard, iseFhap,, render il nc.
cti!ey 10 ealarge OR nsYy. This infcfl
lergree 81 che h,il ccrlsl, aif3 srprau 10
be 6agulat. when cofapsrri 9Th us lofal.
e. dtel1syieas. iiat latrly he sppcafed
% hc siolen,ly ofp6r1 10 All tie powers
81 liatbafy-- Ne lparasi tic iJea OF 0eg,.
eiaiian wiih ihea. aad determined %
lste tie world ii lh.s iosoletabIr TAX %.
on TIER uasle. This ppean 70 have been
4 !svss q the monrui--a frfoimlon wien
TIC hgsfi beai vafn, ani wh,eh ass fsoa
fsceee.rd by cold hlo9dei r.,licy aoI 81.
dla tiews. The accomplished treaty Is,
arroiS.ng 70 sl- ac9yg scroaeg. ae,.
ise; sdssrl- geqas nor toeVfab.e Su.l,
haweseg ig aas us.n ratified. IL ceoir
e..enee sh- Saeti.h aasy @,Ii t. wilh.
egasn, sa1 lhr Ioisea sgstcs &c .el, a.
their cssn rcfosfer. From TIE mzaacy
- Na.fa ihs treaty hat hcen cpslaae3,
ana ils psfslal ema1fraGment @hlrh IL
nig.i Of eaaleQasa.-e etcgaon 20 ogr cam-
l9sfs ~siasa- maig Inevitably afe So
tar ,pas, il4s sl.is is re uf@ i.ek u
l'ist cealn 81 frrsa pallsg, aa 6as
sor l'r objett 'hs s5fltgrn IF t'e 81.
sress.ag power ana 20. Peti,5 u ;ie lrg-
Cd Sssses.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-29

&c. e'.f'eold, tliough fcm rssfs,
- gsssacns i fasurof tic Report thopel,t
: { Y to ccaprshcnd Ill The ist.s e~cs,I.
s g 'ofm iall jatgmsm rsipsssisa L !.
~ 'ns'eseFe, moved The ,ii,re i liz
NoAniltcr.
aF. latn q. sr:,h fippe f,ea Tie 10.
III, wmsh 3aa carried, when - molten
q slr. t,'iftol.l, ,he resort ~, ,reom.
snissei 70 tie Co,aa4.tsec os Commerce I.
.,janaisssusca.
aRs N*Sst i'd before lie !Iaafe
lsitsr issm IaoatAs Wofsg,irp,oo. eo.lo.
Gag an ordinance 81 ire l,onys,,,iea i, H..
: sig = mo. an' scay u ihs Comtta.
ton soliosd ~ ,lsn.
Tbs eusissssce ac,es,s tic te,n. offered
~ %tstets wssli setsain notifications,
: A'sn pfiHs. llY nc, gha; cuasiria Ghail
s.ie@, al saaaNoai eotten B! lara ter
Febi'e isa9o.s sei psr sra,. ID tl,-
s'N g s'l lafsi ia.l all-s ,Ae goth of
s'ae ssa, - be gsi. pM % saaas s,.n
s.M fHs usfe, is whieh cale sll lans
e 'aAll IS stffi, lfon s4ssgios, ~ .l,g
u
oa ma,isa II Alf Raaioigh. tbs cen.
n'1' ssasi9n, wsta aecm sa}irg 3a.u-
n's'ts, wef Fe3sttr.l 20 sbe ..ls,s eon-
'a''lse appointed - the Ffea4sas eom.
n3nieaiisa isum .As PseE3sas ii Ii. 1oa.
rntisa.
-. Dassro ia5tni,tvd t.go 'slolesisos:
tss aae rFostlseg by ias Tor she saaaiilh-
'ates q l'ag Ro4ia sigbm TIC U1scl
>,sfea ,as ashsf tx ~ apfe3gs,4s.cp u
he fgliapAfy :In3s Ut re i'oa.aal1e Tor
aA.ag aal lnpfos a,g POI Rss5.
Ssf5gs $ lass @,ln, iiel- felala.icrs
W Utdtfel seise % lhe laii'r.
Alf. gssse raase3 sr5oiasioo. irllfu-.
sffs i'se mmiiis ct Commerce afsl
Aisa.'ss sasss s. sa.rr lei9 ss,e cag<sii.
ee'y 81 p'ss 1,Hg 81 ls~ if ksiag slr
sE q selfs US tt slAlda runsosy
q SIS Ases, 40 ,.ss ts d ds.i,sgy
J. ,hs Nassast.
os@ssi ~ lse CO Flss ls5se.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-29

Is the fgni.len;on d colours nav rot
be altogether known to many Of or rcs-
deIs, and ss The Interpretation a thc-n
may hasea tendency TO requisite the mode
Of dfcis, particularly n cur tair country
women, &c eaneilly recommend them 10
;deir noiiee:
Biasi, dgaiGes wiflom, fobliety, and
mo9niog.
Ri, fgnhts jaaicc, yiliuc, ard &C.
frnce.
Hemr oolsar fgniaes beauty ard de-
hsc.
Modes', Bise, fgpifes envy.
klxo teisw, laeivloolaeis.
C4rsAA,p, craft, fabllety, end dece;s.
Gftea, boie. 81.
GreG Gfeeg, yoa;lifa!asi, and rejglc-
leg,
1eA,qp, fgoifes jesIoasy.
Lrasg roiepc, also 6gnihcg jralosfy.
fr1(d lefi,rr, Joy, honor aoI great
neh u ip,fi;.
Csif f..ssr, agsricc.
S'rasg essmy, p.spty.
1ossge fsqg=y, 6gniacs pride.
Blar, Ifar faith saI coarinaed agec-
f!oos.
6rar, eraaaary.
fFsi ar, fsligions mind.
LtHs eskar, fsnlass iofl ken.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-29

Cag;sin Slsam, ~ 'hr biie Faroui,e,
srre4 Al tie p5rf from P3u. Rrpaalicsa.
hss taYpure5 ,ae Editor OF ia,, 6.axstgs,
with se,sh Of joaral, eh.sh be KIP,
81 shs' port, from ahset sac following
sxtssss are Wlbir
Pst etta5lgss, o.. 20, No yelg.la
lgem tx ln.,oi States uu1ct 20 iat., az
permitted 70 enter here, I~o l>hs9oefs
from Norfolk ore 81 40 tors, ssss con.
.!snssl. .tgi aed es'e Tbs o'h.r, ,ac
rarsa4n told nc, woald b- clea;r44. but
ne ergo waal3 be eos lemn-l. There
SIC mspy o,hcn American ,tasl here l.
vfpisstrs a;assioos.
waa lbe only Amcficaa segs. sl-sr.
ci oot tbs day. azs told rs ,as e9a.
rao!ese. ,.is, "a olhrt waa'd bc ger-
80 clear est, a. az em fe, ~ ihor-.g
eSpstiei 70 r2ss p.1ce. ~ 3o'eleck. A.
~. alsfm sans ',efs sfei--laon sie. 4u
engagement csiat,i between tAe Fseasf
anl Ettesnds, Wbjeh coa,inuci alI d1g !;
sai ! fsR ,hr smoke isl SO, a.nelt e.
81. Aiafks psin,
/" n eoajog down the B,ir, | fe ,hs
psopls w1o hsl Isis 81. A!s1ss nc a.sat
agiofe. g7.ng up ia fInali boa,,, orc baas
foairg t0o othcf., tilicl sish MGR, $40.
m-n snd children. / eoaofci a4H, ave
boats, arb poke one 1t them, arl wss
Told mul take care Ct the f-iesnls, 2.
,h-y might be notneoily expected oa, II
Goaiyss on tbs lh1fe of which place, /
fa~ numerous lighu as fsfsi--bg bay-
ing 4 good breeze, GOT by wi,haa, be-
iog n'le4ed. ,houghs rny(eil extreme.
81 happy, as thsy fpar- zone sisll White
lace.
" Goniyes, ST. Marks, L'Arc.hsyc,
aol all the o., places, except Part Rrpub
licsn, arc in ths hands ct TIE hfigand,
whom pen. DeiIaIioes, has joined. The
bseks At 81. Marks TENT in word. 80,
,heg intended ihorly 10 pay The ffensh
Witt A. port Republican.
{" While / was there, the cenhaels pcre
frequently killed az the gates, and burning
and other dcprcdatiop were committed
within pilol.ihot OF the town. The
wAt,es, m.a, women AMI ehildren, were
indiicrimioately maaacrcd wherever, they
were found.
" The whites had erected gailows in
h: Market. place, and the blacks ore up
on the hill, where executions, on botk
iiies, were hourly taking place, in fight 0
each other.
/" The whites have'invcnted new way |
of getting rid Of the bIacks-they have |
got ihip called SfjGey, on board 81
which veiIel they Giut down a hold tel
of blacks, and ilihc them 10 death by bur
nirg brimRone. TIE morning alter,
they difcharge the bodies into boats ans |
launches, carry them oft the harbof, am
throw taen overheard"
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Ia1a UnLAaEs Ea..E...
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\ BSCONDED from the eraag Of
4 L Daniel D5ugIsh, -four irfp>iar in
the te9a G.: Alexandria, an Tx 9TH init.
A Negro man nsm2d MACE, So years OF
agc, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches bigh, foss
b0i,,, talks but litrie, foIIeo look had
OK took away with him ;au,ily clo'h;ng,
among which are a neN d,ab ihot, c9at,
blue tFoufcrs ard waiacost, slI vi,h ed
Their hattoos, two 2glil iheesiay an oac
white Gl1ir,, one plain wiite Alaffyllles
anl enc cimiiy wai,ic2ai. I.ic abase
rrrarl viii be Paid for delivering nn 10
aie.
ELIZABETH PEAKE,
living bctscsn Alex ard Maari- Vsraoo.
ali ma0crs Of veas.s sd o,aers
arc .o,ewaroed barbopficg or carry Ing eft
lsid fellow, as ;sei. peril.
Dec. 70. q
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ksfss9 e q lslttr frs gesfltasa ~
.sstk1, y ta friea4 IN Psfs. stgk,
egs De. az, 1901.
!. lae CHIP Aan, CAPT. Lax, i arrived
II Fiam.ten Rozts, from GfSeooss. My
LETTERS - hry afr 10 TIC ,sth Mr.. Tie
fssc b rpnaGsiar 80 arrived =; Loadon
iss suns before &C. ialled, ani ali AZ.
fsaees a war hsd saalllcd. --Atne.
sTsaa 2g~1ass falling"
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1-hr,i.lsr. D. -.

EAt-N~ -
Tbutidsv. Dec. n.
TIE SpsaSsr ,ass tslosr sas gIoafe Is
fslloxias lssssr, Az accompanying -.
dras.
fisv ST..
lnriole3 you 9ill receive - a3lftf..
s.om TIC ScsvSrslon iatslv srnssg.et Il
sSs p!ace sot the gaEesse of sasnng
nrsisuliOa aei aa,e gasssrnsns sas
,se G<ssosseu.h Gate 81 liniiei Amefi.
q. asa ~Aisa has bccn rsassr my dsg "a
lrscsr 10 rca, 10 he eowElaase1tS.. lss llsg
Aons.sblr body ovcs wiisa yos p,sAae.
Nish e,sfy isnslmsns cs rgIpsst,
asse Tic hcesas Is hs., ssss
Year nais o6cdssns arssns,
EDWARD THIN.
Tke kss. fkr Sgt3isr
sfsie Hat e e.
gsyssfsi,ssigf ~
T. Sksfes.
Tsls rrkSevf ssf b.f6 lsst n c..
gr,f = fss tsass ls.sal
TfrCosvas14oS Ct Sae atasr oE9aln.
is'y sg,scsssssng he iragOgssr<s n iEss
All .s-sefea.sns Hsss govetonsas. sal
sapsrsies alta frnssrasuss d sfasst,s.c q
,ss Csagseis u she LATED States e, &c
rpsaas i 6esisisr usraiarss ia "a 81 shetg
hR lea,on. ID rnshle the ixo,is 81 sse
North Weaern T~ssisofs * smsfge sfu
tas eolcnisi government, ani 70 sdstne
isak ar=oag ,he liter e4,ss, bsg hsse 70
TX. ta- easlirlt agYoflasitY ri saaasa@.
~ 20 Yas thss issgostsrs esenr.
Or lhla rSsslion tic eoaYtarn csns9t
s;!p rxPssling shsit ur<qaiysrsl spgfpaa-
~ It tie nsassrrs psssosa " sas gfessss
aiainiGfafscn q ,s.s gensrsi government,
aid 81 Oo,h Hceirs a C5agse!, il d.ta,
tlAisg tic paslse bsrinsus. eu.usaiag
Esase 4ish 81. na,ious. 81 piomotinr 'he
aagg.sss als gfol2<rssy ~ 90, country.
fefsis<l, That ~ ?FeEaesi - m,
sonsension 30 inclofe 20 see Pfcsasens a
~ lniiel States. 10 tic PlsG8cot Il sisr
Ssaatr, and TO tic Speaker 81 tie l.oufe
q Representatives u shs listed States, sa=
AssgO.ag ad5rsls.
EpwAso TfTsfs, Fyx.slfst
n fte Cs=sfati.s.
Doae il Convention, a, Gaiiiicosac, 'hs
97ih dsy Ut Noscnises. 1907.
TH9aAs Scorr, stersfay.
Onmpiian oi sif. Randolph, shs at,agc
sorsaaniSatioa was feterreJ TO 4 iriets
tcmni,isc Of fise.
4 rtsisgc wAs received from the Pee
alsas q ,ie United States, ipmilhing IN
Priaanse 81 rclolution 81 the ssa Ietilon,
astemcut 81 tbs expenditures ct The
2sa',sEnalisI's Department, from lannaty
i,il97. < the contingencies OF the Navy
'nd Var Departments.
Anotion was made 10 printshsfs paprrs.
eas @ toe iaggsaisn tha. t.pm their 20
'ans, the espe.ace woaid he ilns ne, u
Vas ~isalsawn sor the pFelent.
lAs I:osfe Eslolged isfe,f ia,o CEN
nl'ice q the whole, Mr.. VaFnum 10 she
CAR, On ,he report Of the committee q
Sonalerce and Manufactures On the pss;.
'irr Of john Holland, jen.
he rspor, is 10 favor Of granting the
ssYsr d the petitioner, Tor rsuiiiioo q
Seiies il proportion 70 The damage falfaio.
ey his vesIcl taxing fire On the nighs q
T0,e'lng the goods imported in her, af'd
0s'ore they were Landed.
Inc report was Imported By Me.IFs. $.
ss'IA, Dana and Eallis, and eppoled ps
Ass's. Nissan and Grsgg.
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Dec. 20.
FOR SALE.

A likely MULATTO GIRL,
between fifteen and Gx'een years Of age,
lccuaoaed 70 wait il she aoule. Enquire
of the Printer hereof.
pec, ,.
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The following article, and the remarks
arcomesnying il, ofiginsllY appeared IN
,ae -. Z. Morning Chronicle.
" fl conleqoence Of the interference OF
she hrss eonful with the segeacy Of Tripo
#, ia favor Of Sweden, treaty has bcsn
concluded between tic Pacha and The
Swe.iish government. Il docs nor, how
ever. appear 10 be cith,r advantageous or
honorable, ~ this piraticai irower q folly
ackaogls1ged, aad Sweden agrees TO pay
,yi,hin iix months, the ium of orc hu0-
assa and fifty thoufaai piaercs IN ii'erie,
and / yearly uibate Of eight thouiand
more"
II mua be obvious 70 every perionsihaf
.n,.,y Of he nesfuses whieh the frit con-
fsl cf Frsnce has lately pariacd, ierlonily
;,,ergete with the true intersits Of the VI.
Sra,e, Wss he really de6rous OF pro-
,na,iag the cagfc OF freedom, We had a
r,oas soexpett from him marks OF attach
nenr, as i nation engaged IN the lane
eea,noa caafe, aud having The fame end
Is view ~.hc resi- happiness OF ioeiety.
IN lie eonuaf, ne have received from
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Esi,s9 - irsfty frsrs NsG..lk. Asy.


Esf,s9 ~ if'ffr frsrs hsGa'llt. AsY.
as. sa ~s,ehavt - Ptils8siStis,
sly iaa conveyed she diisgrctahlc ~.
,e'F~a@r oil the Port OF New Orleans
teiag nsos - Afperican Is = Flacc Of
8egy.. Ns insiulgsd TIC hope, thar
l3s s.sa.sh eminent woald never
taelrfg tssirf American seIlcls 10 take
il ,hen casgp@s. il rot a, Orleans II
.saa ss.shia the Amcfscan bounsafy, and
S gsa "a 10 Tic isa this even IS abfo.
lu,rly i,feij4sa sc ysierasY bad lei-
sep T. ,hat paspaf', ard you can readily
coaeslss haw maea tbs nut operate a.
raiaa tbc e.sol. ol the Nefefn country
Where I'D ~hen il Eay ed &c know
ao,."
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TIE SpssSes iass bslosr as lloafe Is
is!loxias lesssf, AL accompanying -.
dsds.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26
MANNHEIM, AueoR IT.

There have arrived here two couriers
With very Important difpatches. The Grf
is the bearer of an orde: TO all Bavarian
troops, now in the Pilatinate to cauE: all
thoGe thar are abfent on flrlough, to join
their corps again in ~ hours, and be rea-
dy TO march. b. Ike iscond, ;hc!c trooTs
have received the luminous Of iet,ing of
without any dslay for Wurtzburg. They
ar: commanded by the prince of Y zen5uTg.
The garrifon Of Heidelberg are to fet off
to-day, and that of .Manhsim the day af-
te; Tomorrow.
TIE whole Of tie electors troops has
begun to march in feveral directions. &C.
neral GAIA will head the body of the ar
my charged witE occupying the imperial
towns and ecclefafical countries Of Suabia,
TO fop2ly the place OF general Dixon, who
has taken the command cfseneral Bauels.
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FRANKFORT, 'Areuh IT.

We learn from Daunfait, that baron
Barkhcuien, the 6rit minifes Of the land
grave has ftt out for Ratifbon, to obtain,
from the two guaranteeing powers, France
and Ruiia, the Authoritarian Ct receiving
the indemnities allotted 10 This prince.
Baron of Edelheirs, frit minifer Of the
margrayc of Baden, went to Ra'ib5n for
the fame rurpoie. Deput.es from BAN
berg, Wurtzbu7g, from the hou!e Of Naf-
fau, sc. nave arrived there, intruf-
ed with full powers from their conf;tu-
cnts, to watch over their REFLECTIVE COR
cerrs with tie diet.
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SALEM, October IL.
Arrived the fchr. Eliza, Whittredge,
from VIRGINIA.

SALEM, October IL.
Arrived the fch1. Eliza, Whittredge,
from Virginia.
Oaober IS.
Arrived til. ichr. Four Siaers, captain
William Fairfield, from Copenhagen.-
Sailed from thence on the eft of Auguf,
on which day ihip Sea Horfe, capt. Say
ward, arrived there from Cape Ann. Sept.
1T, on Grand Bank, fpokc lhip Margaret
of W'ifcaller, rs days from Dublin, for
Bottom. Sept. 9Th, lat. -, long. 81,
fpoke the brig -, Cook, from Glib
raltar, for Salem the brig Hector, AL
lens of Salem, had arrived there previous
to capt. Cooks failing. Sept. 10 Cape
Sable bearing N. E. difant II leagues,
ipoke the ichr. Rambler, RuGel, from Ca.
diz, who faid, that peace was concluded
with the Moors, previous to his leaving
Cadiz. Parted with Capts Cook and
Ruilei, 20 leagues to the weaward Of Cape
Sable.
Arrived the brig Sukey and Be,fey,
capt. Caleb Cook, from Gibraltar. Sail
ed from thence Augua ~. Capt. Cook
has politely furnilhed US with the follow
ing lii Of vsGels which failed from Gih-f
rai,ar. Augut 18th, under an Americas
convoy, bound up The Mediterranean.
Brig Auguita, Davis, Of Cape Ann, il
bal!ah, bound up to Malaga; fer Nep-,
tune, Williams, of Cape Ann ihip Re-
becca, FRAZER, Of Norfolk, bound to Bar
c.lona fch'r Little Robert, Dolby, OF
philadelphia Theoda, Chever, Of Salem,
bound to Genoa brig Hector, Alien, Of
Salem Peace, Smith, of Newburyport.
bound 10 Alicant George Warrington,
Keith, of Bottom; fch'r IuduGry, Stacy,
of Salem, bound to Alicaut; brig Samuel.
Tubs, Of Philadelphia, bound to Malaga
Wealthy Ann, Morehcufe, for Malaga;
fh;p Polly ard Harriet, Knowles, Of Nor
folk, fer MsgfciIles lhip Hamplhire,
--, ST. bsrtholomcws; brig Victory,
Smith, OF Beverly; Phenix, Ward, OF
Salem, bound to Alicant.
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PARIS, September 4.

The affairs Of Germany are Gu The eve
Of beng terminated. France, Rulia,
Aufria, PIuGia and Bavaria agree toge-
Their. Prunia has taken poaeilion of the
dates granted her by the pan of the two
great mediating powers. Aufria ha, tax
en- poGeiion Of Saltzburg, Berenaofgaden,
Erixen and Trent, granted her Hewift
By the fame plan; her troops were at PAT
Eau, before this court had adopted the faid
plan; but the imperial miaiRcr has de-
cla,ed that he took pofeilion Of them on
ly 10 prefcrys Tie rights of the bifhop Of
PaGau, till The time when the mediating
powers of the depu,a,ion of the empire
would pronounce.
Ii is aHertcd t.at the number of En-
siihmer now in Paris amounts from ter
10 twelve tbouland, few perfons can
doubtless, verify the exa6tnrfs Of this az
feftion; bat certain il is thar people Of
that country abound more and more IN tbs
ca7ital. Nevertheless, the London newt
psp-rs have not ceaIed repeating thief,
three months PaR, that the Eoglifh cannoi
Gay in raIi: more than eigh. or ten days,
becaufe living is too dear there. To know
what is to be depended upon, we needs
ly TO obierve that packets tina, came from
Dover to Calais, have uniformly. .brcugh,
over Gnee the Establishment of copmu.
nica'ions, greater number Of paRergers,
than the packets Of Calais have to Do
yer.
lie, it he as it will, the plays, walks,
and public gatdens of the capital, are re-
lor'ed to by numbers OF Engliihmen thai
we may compute to feveral thoufands the
connnsen, o, foreigners iurnifhed Us by
that nation.