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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08

ROBBERY.

THE houfe occupied by the fubfcriber
in Sharpfhin Alley, was on Monday night
laa broke open and ONE HUNDRED
AND sSEVENTY-SIX DOLLARS in
fllver, itolen ,herefTom. ] will give
reward OF FIFTY DOLLARS to any
perfon who will give information where
the money may be had and the tibet CT
thieves brought to juficc, or in proportion
for any part Of the money recovered.
It is to be hoped the citizens OF Alex
andria will interef themfelves IN detecting
the perpetrators of this daring act, as It
contributed my all, and had been procured
by hard labor.
WILLIAM DEVAUGHN.
July =. dot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
FOR SALE,
At Mount Vernon, @

At Mount Vernon, on the
10th day of July, and continue till all is
difpofed of, for cafh, the Houfehold and
Kitchen FURNITURE, con6fing of
almoR every defcription, fome valuable
PAINTINGS and PRINTS; alto a
pipe of choice old MADEIRA WINE.
Notice is further given, that all per-
fcns having claims againR the efate OF
Mrs.. Msrt6a Wa@ixgton, late of Fair
fax county, deceafed, are requeaed toex.
hibit them TO the fubfcribers, with youch-
ers therefor, and every one indebted to
the fame are deiired to make immediate
payment.
e. aH V: f E. dGsf1s, Executors.
The executors Of Gen. Wafh-
ipgton will avail themfelves OF the above
opportunity, and offer for lale on fix
months credit, number OF
VALUABLE CATTLE,
the greater part of them from 'n'portea
f lteS E about FIVE hundred head Of iheep'
and s nearly the fame number Of hogs, to,
rsfhcr with one elegant CHARIOT and
SOAcHEE, with harnefs compleat for
four horfes, alto four carriage and TIVE
riding HORSES, with number OF Farm
ing Usenfls, Camp Equipage, and vac
riety Of other articles too numerous 70
THE EXECUTORS.
I ddf
Fifty BIS. Of PORK for iale by
VIM. HARTSHoRNE'.
/ viii give Ten Dollars reward
to any perfon who will give Information
| Of the thiefor thieves who broke open my
lwarehoufe on Kinks wharf, few nights
laeo, and ltole one barrel OF pork from
thence, provided the proof is iufhelent to
!conv;a The thief, w. II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
N @ tt C E,
July =.

Whereas Certificates for Forty
SHARES MARINE STOCK, as at foot
defcribed, have been either loft, miilaid
or itolen.
notice. is hereby given tina. tall tranf-
fer of laid flock is topped with the Marine
Infurance Company, and application IS
made for renewal OF faid Certificates, OF
which all perfons will be pleaied to take
notice.
WILLIAM HoDGsoN, Attorney for
ARTHUR JONES.
Numbers nuddeieuptiou oftbf Cerifeafes.
4aS., at 1902 inclufive | liiued in che name OF
1853 at 4a6a ditto. Joleph Cary.
4a73 at 4a82 ditto, iaued in the name OF Jo-
feph Baynes Noble, and by thofe gentlemen rec
ipe6ivey transferred TO Mr.. Arthur Jones, in
Whole name they at prefent ifand.
June zG. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
FOR LONDON DIRECT,

The BRITISH BRxc
sHNs T III Q NJ a S,
.sas.sr Captain Drewry, expected to
fail in o or II days. A few Hhds. of
Tobacco would be received on freight, and
the uiual advance made upon it, if address
ed to Thomas Middleton and Coin.
mediate application muf be made to
ROBERT T. HOOE & Co.
Who have for fale excellent CLARET
in boxes of / ! and dozen each; few
Parmazan CHEESES of a hyperion quail
ty, and quantity of Italian MARBLE
SLABS for Hear tbs.
June 28. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
publtt @aIe.
On FRIDAY,

ot \ ~ - - =
4, TN o'eioek, qual Be mid at tie Tesdxe
Stare,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels.
Whiikey in barrels,
Gin in cafks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown soap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Raiins in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aGorted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
IN the cafe of James Gillies a
Bankrupt.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO.
tnecredito,s of James Stiles a bankrupt.
mat on Tuefday the 9Th day of July
1909, between the hours Of ten and eleven
o'clock, al the Court fioule in Alexandria,
aeeTiiheate of dilcharse will be given to
'ne land bankrupt, unleis cauie be then and
mere thewn TO the contrary BY the faid
Creditors or either Of them.
Dy order OF the honorable William Kill.
., ehiet Judge of the circuit court of the
J I. OF Columbia, this ze,h day Of
June TO-. ''A''A' 0l s, ;,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
" q e [ C. E.

You that have accultomed
yourfslves for fone time paf, to getting
oyer my fences and treading down my
wheat and other grain, and more eipecial-
" to fuch as are in the habit OF getting
into my garden, and orchard on Hunting
Creek, and aealing therefrom my fruit
and vegetables forwarn you, that you
viii be brought TO difgrace and punilh-
men: before court of jufice, if you do
M. delft. K. j.. HOE.
July 2.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
JAMES WILSON.
John WILSON.
Notice &c heYeby .glUeR
Iune 28.

Notice &c here6y glUen,
To the ffockholders OF the Bank of A
lexandria, that dividend of four and a
half per cent. on the capital flock of faid
Bank is this day declared which will
be ready to be paid to them OF their legal
representatives on Thurtday next the Sth
Infant.
By order Of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
July s. CAV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
SPRING GOODS.
Joseph RIDDLE 6 Co.

.fUoLTH
Have imported in the brig Union, cap
tain Woodhoufe, from London, a gene
raj aaortment of goods fuitable TOR the
prefent fea(on, which they offer for fale
on Reasonable terms, by the piece or pack
age.
May IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
For Sale. or to Rent,

THE unexpired leate Of a HOUSE and
LOT, on Queen areet, with BAKE
HOUSE thereon the leafe has years
to run. The aand is good for bufnefs,
and is we'll known, having been occupied
fora length Of time by baker. For par
THOMAS SIMNIS,
Prince Rreet.
March %. &
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
ALSO3
4 variety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Kerhmcres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Inh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton ihawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing iiiks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
July s Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-08
In obedience to a Decree OF

In obedience to a Decree OF
the Court of Alexandria County, of
Saturday the 18th day of July next, in
fair, if not the next fair day, will be
offered for fale onthe prenifes, upon a
credit that will be then made known,
for notes with approved indoriers, ne.
gociable at the Bank of Alexandria,
4 Lot Of Ground,
Containing half anacre, lying upon the
eaft fde of Alfred ifreet and fouth 4ide OF
Cameron ifreet, in the town of Alexan-
dria, extending on Alfred ftreet ITO feet
! inches, upon Cameron itreet la3 feet
{ inches. There are a convenient two
tory frame dwelling houfe, With a kisch-
en- and other OUT houfes upon the lot,
which now rent for SO per annum.
The lot is fubjea to an annual rent OF
Err. AS the lot is large it will be laid
off into fmaller divifons, and fold either
in thefe divi6ons, or altogether, as will
be moG agreeable to thofe inclined to pur-
ehafe. This fale is made to fatisfy debt
due from Thomas Richards TO Thompion
and Veiteh.
JAMES KEITH,
JOHN JANNEY, Com''s.
I0IIN MINT a p
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17
MARENGO;
..v-a---t)p
THE CAMP ATGN OF
TIALT;

LCast!nx4 f.em on. LaR. ]

T'FTE clock ar Marengo frqc< tell,
when we were recurring t1owly towards
San .Juliano. Numbers, haraaad with
fatigue, but more fer want Officer, dofed
tIron their korfes backs, bur were every
infant roRfed by the painful cries Of
thote who were borne upon frelocks, or
temporary hand barrows or Of thofe
who, abandoned and fc2trered in the
held, lmpiored our aid. thus every
humane and feniirive hearf was penctra-
ted with that melancholy to which tie
true ioldier is no franger, ard which
docs him 70 much honour. FIoFfes, limp
rEg here and there, upon thfeelcgs, CALI
CO to or own by eheir initinEtive neigh.
inasss; al everyftep too it was neceGary 10
turn out OF orr way, 70 as to avoid tread.
ing upon rhe voundsd. The ditchesard
The road ofren preleared the fcene Of
ea.ifonss and other carriages, as well .
cannon, overturned. Further of We
beheld houfes devoured by che Hanes,
and tumbling Upon the heads OF tie
wretchcd owners, half dead by the. fears
which had driven chem To tie .expcdient
OF hiding Shemlelycs- in the cciIars
and other iubieuaaeons piaces. Thc
/ total darkness which fjirfoundsd rs.
made TIC picture Additionally flghtfuj.
Pfllohers, nor knowing where 20 20, bat
with the nope ofcfcapi0g, wandered at
random. Ii they were mes with by
French folders, bending ander sae
weight Of their comrades, fi1cy were
forced 20 turn back, and bear on their
ihonldcrs thole refpe6table burdens.
* length arrived at hcad-cuar5ers.
which 4cryed asFche Ambulance TO the
army, every one flowed hinfelf as he
could, among tbe dying and she dead,
wifhou the piercing cries0f the former
beng able any longer to furnlotHt the
violence Of AeeP. The next morning,
hanger taking its turn to prevail, j in a
melancholy condition, entered the great
coIrt, 20 hook for fomeihing for rey6lf
and horfe 10 eat I was there irick
wich figkt % horrible, zhat Ifilaadexd
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17

funded by the people, with profit on
il. equal ac leait to the profit. on any
other paris OF his flock. + Theie PFinci-
pies are 20 well underfeood, by thoie
who are az all conyerianr in political
economy, and are Indeed In therntr ives
10 obvious, that farther expoGsion OF
tl,erl here NUT be Totally anneeeHaiy.
fIt.miA be fnfcient TO refer to i writer
who's opinions are unlxsrlallyaintitlsd TO
refpeet, but Particularly inchis counrrY,
where eteltion of the firtf magnitude,
has been decided, by hiss authority, and
where it IS faid, the trainers Of The
Contribution have taken his acctptation
ola very important word, although that
accepratioh IS peculiar 10 h,mlelf, + " A
ss.taS OF this kind" 1ays DoSler4Sfnith,
t e where IT'S pfopoYsioneeiro the trade
ttof the dealers ssiinally paid by the con-
g funef, and oecaaons no oppreilion 10
(" the dealer. Whenit IS nor 70 pro
/" portioned, but is thr fame upon all
| {" dealers, tl1ough ils ribs set1e zoo IL IS
! " faaFy pad pail BY he ca8inme,, yet 1T
&c fayors the gfeat, and occafons eppre-
/ s. ai0l. TO the flrjali dealer
itistalen for granted therefore as a
| general truth, that tax on wholtfale or
retail dealers in foreign goods, is finally
| paid By the eoniumers OF shofe goods.
Where then is the 2iiIerences between
a tax On the merchant, which tio' adj
| vahced by him, is placed OH his naer-,
chandize, and IS finally paid by rhe con
ftIraer and the duty. ippoicd ny Congress
| on imported goods The difference is
nominal only. The duty is advanced
by the merchant, enhances the price
| OF his goods, and falls ultimately Oh the
cofidmef. Fhisis precifely The hil}ory
Of the tax. In every Essential .pofnt,
thcIe'iS the mott exact. relcrnbiaRce; and
4 tax on merchants IS In elect, duty
on goods.
70 b, eonsins.ed.
Gai!asir on the yfaqases of the Bnited
States, 2. I2,
i Uralt5 e Majors, 2, $50,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17

Rishn''l5, lp'-a lJ5t, 1907
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17

: Ses III. Jz5z1'1n' : J-9 cadrsL
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17

: 6qitasir on TIE faqnees of TIE Baite4
States, F. l2,
/ Rfalfd # Majors, 2, $50,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

been pFedi;led by thoie ui,fssss pipers. the Csx.
of the u. SfS;ss. Bssss Cssfizef, Wz,5iss,sz
Fsde,sif, Asfi. Denseyai, Ns,r- Tort Evsnmg
PsR. Sc. viz. that ihould Jetfsrfon be eleetes
Pfrfidenr, iniurcttion, anarchy, &c. would fol-
io~, has unfortunately for the pence. hfety. and
happineh Of our country. actually conr 20 pafs
---Five Hssdrsd TboEEssd afaxusfb Mssssfs
have ruih-d forrh from che Msunsf5 Cb<<je. and
ara now in oPea rebslloa Ii is laid thar ex.
prcha have bccn ient f,rRafd. sni thar ,hs
sbafe and patriotic Cen. Hsxffss. and big Ben.
the lighting msj,r OF Bottom, arc commiiioned
as field offcers, TO head the troops which arc 10
be iens asaiat ,hofc jsco5inic diiurbcr of our
tranquility. BY foms recent difcoye;ies IL ap-
pear, that the whole OF this masgo, iafnrscfion
is 10 b: attributed 20 ii5ssf Gsiiasix, and the
Pr,fassf; bot more particularly rhc later, as
rhc moh incontrover,ible lehimonY can be pro-
duced that he has been for fome time pan ia the
coaaant prsttice of.--..-- rafi-r c5ssE! -!
Nothing perhsps. even in the annals of jetfes-
looian dcprasiry, can equal this act of the Pre-.
fidenr, except that OF riding alone on the Sab
Bath to the houis Of religious worihip. on horfe-
back. and hMching his hsrie 10 -pSsaSfn
t<g lI-Alnl what have We come to ? Where
are we wanderingi Atwhst point ihall We R9p!
We are forry thss TO proclaim our own fhame
to the world nor would We publih foch ieri-
Gus charges sgaina the conaituted authorities
Of our countIy, had we not the moa fatsiaAesy
evidence of their authenticity. The Genius Of
America NUT weep, bitterly weep over oor de-
clenGon. The war; worn veteran, Whole honora-
bic fcau arc psdport TO everlasting fame. the in.
flexible psrpior, Whole " frtt bea wishes is his
count'y's good" mutt fhrd tears of blood when
he Rejects that we have 70 llaTiefully rccedcd
from the principles which led To our indepen-
dence. and elevated os to the fra rank among the
nations of the earth. as 10 place mas az the
head ct our government, who eats nsmnofb
ssee/e "A man who wears csrI1rey pasraissnf,
faded yellow ;.yes sbfolurely faded yellow.
by having o!tea bsea immcsged 10 foap- fads A
man who wears brais buttons on his coat, and
ties his fhoes. Tor y6.yf'x bso,s. as fopc of bis
infidcl adhs'ea,s and defender. term them) with
leather ftriogs -------- But NOT is,ishcd ~ith
the commiITi,n of thofe heinous Offences, he has
added TO the daik catalogue. tuck the gordiso
knot Of infany TO his back, and capt thc climax
of his crimes. by infuting the people Of the
United States, 10 fespirg from the elevated and
digni6ed fta,ion in which ,hry had pl'ced him,
e. cat Bis Toe saih zuiib a eryekfd
bIz6sd trn krifr !
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

In paGa2 n sssissy Of avenues lhfopsh
vhich the political icnsincnu OF tse rsan, who
at thar time fat at The HELM of Rsse, are 10 be
sssced, and afcrrtained, % lhe foul lhrinks back
sad aArties at dsRruetios." On every Gde the
enchantci pzGags, We Zee a gorgon lock fufpend-
ed. wreathing. and hiiIiag, in al the mortal
vsaom. aud balesul fnb;lety OF frfpcnr. Kings,
Lords, and Comnons !; MOBILES. villains. and
vaffals prejudice. patton. and private iaterea.
warp on the wind. like the Egyptian hoe Of
toad.. aad locuas, and form a canopy rnd.r
which K is evident he hoped 20 Iec!iuc. A
10 7eo, contains the f1lowins aaoniihing ex-
prrsi,ns. They are aionichine. becanle they
are uttered BY man who was th.n az the head
OF Republican Government, which he had
f~orn 20 fupport. The expreiio follow. aud
they ough, 10 be msrked.---" A yepr5liras is as
nnamablc as a scifeb."--Again, "rhc people
Of Engksrd have been Obliged TO weza siicsi-
f.ves from ihe ufe Of il. (rcpubIicsnifm) by
making il unpopular, and nzfiy6iaaa5k"--
Again. l, ieems thar Mr.Aisms was writing ia
sef~er 20 friend. who by latter ha1 faid to him
thar "she love Of liberty Is ioerwoven in the
foul of uas." Soit Is (repiea Mr.. Adamsl
il that of WsLf; and doubt whether il be
r,uch more rational, geaerons or iociai in the
one than ia the other. Again. "The numbsrs
of men in all ages have preferred cafe nulnbcr,
and good ebsey to liberty whsa they have becn
IN competition"
Thefc quotations are not made from any
peifonsl antipaihy TO the man : Heaven kovws
the writer harbors no perfonsl antipathies. Bat
having ef2ouicd what he conserved to be great
Is~tic intercit, it ought TO be purfuei with u1-
yielding. and underwriting Reps. They are
rnen'ioncd principle upon which alone we
esa e1pisio the Numerous and egregious euor-
mike. of hi, four years reign.
FIVE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

AN ACT
Making an appropriation for carry iag into effees
the convention between the United States of
America and his Britannie Majeay.
DER esaHed ), tae Sessn and Hazjt Of Re-
ID proenfativei Of fke United sfatss .f Ame,i.
ss, in Cszsrsis .gsnkhd, That for carrying ia-
% tfett the convention of ihc eighth day OF
Ianea,y, one thoaisod eight hendrcd and two.
between the United Siates Of America and his
Britannia Msjeay. the fam sf two millions iix
hundred ard iixty four thoufand dollars be. and
The fame hereby Is appropriated.
Sec, 4. Aad be IL fsub,r ssal7sd, That
the aforeiaid fun fhall be paid in fuch initial
ments, and at fuch times. az are fixed by thc
faid convention. on, OF any monies in the trea-
fury. not osherwif- Appropriated.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker sf ibs Roye Of Rs1ysjfxfofavs,.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
Prssdrnt Of The Ssnate pro ,emSsse.
ArrRovED, May 8, 1904.
tn: JEFFERSON,
P,cGdt1s Of f5e Onned Sfafes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

DE Il remembered, thar on the ninetcenth
- day of AuguR. in the twenty -leven,h year
Of the Independence Of s,e United States Of
America, josRrH kopMAN of the faid diaritt.
hath drpofted in shir Office the title OF Book,
the right whereof he Claims as Proprietor. in
the words olioSing. TO wit. :" qbr psytsa Ae-
eoarfanf. or an iwp,oved Sygtm Of Bosk. Keeping,
according wab Me akppOsd Italian Mstjsd,
adapfes " fbe eafae'ties e'yoSfkf1i Sfsdtnf,, and
rue,sky fbe attention sf fbe msf SeeembilA5<( MR.
ebanf, b. Jsspb Rsdmas." 10 conformity TO the
Att OF the CongreG Of the United States. init
tuled " AnAa for the encouragement Of learn
ing, BY Occurring the copies Of maps, charts and
books, 10 the authors add psoprietors Of fuch
copies, during the times therein mentioned"
EDMUND r. ELLERY,
Cksk sffkr Dy9,ia sf RbsI<- LQssL
A true copy Of Record,
Attra. Ednusd i. EIIcry.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21
Il " II C. 4

For the relief of FULwAK SKIrwIrR.
DE IL e~aaed by ibe Senate and HSx/< of Re.
~ preffntasfves Of ibe United Sfafry Of Amsriea,
~ Cs~sys6 eDSm6jsS. That there be paid unto
folwar Skipwith. OFT Of any money in the pub-
lie rresfory. not e,herwife appropriated, the fun
Of four thoufand five hundred and fifty dollars,
advanced by him for the ufe Of the United
States. with intefeh at the rate of fx per cen.
tsrn per annum, from the frR day of Novem-
Der one thooiand feven hundred and ninety. Eve,
zs which tine the advance was made.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Spsslsr q fbe Henri Of Rep,xit~,Giieei.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
PrsEdenf eff fbe Serate pro f<mfsw.
Asrsovfo, MAY 8. 1902.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Pyefd<sf effbe Cnrd Slater.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

N E w p o X 1,
Saturday, Anguf 2i, 1902.

Ship Sterling, Capt. Toby, arrived at this port
on the II,h init. in Al days from Gibral,ar,
brags the following intelligence
On the a4thof June arrived at Gibraltar,
from Tansiers, Mr. Simpfon, Contot of the
United States, having been ordered 20 depart
from thcnce at only one hours notice. This
order was in confequence of not complying with
a demand ofrh- Emperor Of Morocco, to grant
convoy for fcversl of his veiIsIs, laden with
wheat, bound 10 Tripol. and the relesfe and
convoy Of the Tripoli,an dip. then at Gibral-
tar, to pais anmoleacd with her crew. The
danger was con6dered 70 great (by the Coofal
add Commodore Mouis) IN paa;ng the Straits
by the gon boats. that the latter, With the III
gate Cbeispcake. came out with only three a,ips !;
there bcirg an order from the Emperor TO 6t his
armed crafr Immediately againa the Americans.
Exira3 .r f-os ieftrys rom an stffer on boerI fbe
Uaiftd Slater frgan Cbsfabtaks, esmnads,e
Mo,,S, ka1dtd .Jsv pH6he9fim r f6e gsAi-
moyy Ameyiean.
GIr.ALrAR, May ss.
1--WE arrived on the 9Th with our main
maft fprung; we found here Brtifh Rect, and
the Edex frigase. from both which we received
every afifance. On tskiag oat our main NAT
found il rotten from the nsxsds 10 the p4,fseyy,
on the gun duck. The Enerpnze add Con.
fiellarion both arrived in diRrefs. Captain
S,eret was in good health, and has gone off 10
Tripsli. The AIgerine friga,e CIefcen,. has
taken a Porusuefe frigs,e after an sttion Of
three and an half hours. Every Porusue.e Of.
6cef was killed., except one midfhipman, ard
the captain, who being wounded. blew out his
braiss. Several Poruguefe frigztes. and two
fhips OF the line arc lying here. The Britifh
officers have generally vi6ted Us, efpscisliy lord
Keith. The Mediterranean fwams with Alpe.
rinc cruizen. f
90 The qubolfas fhip Gill lies here, but
the brig has failed uoder Enelifh colour.
IS fquadron Of Britiih f,ips have failed
for Aleiers, report fsys, to demand the Portu-
eeeie insaie. for being taken in Gght Of the
rock"
Jvss 10.
I'VE have got in our painmsft. and arc
nearly resdy for Tea. Since the EGex fsilsd We
have received Information from Ms,sfes thar the
Emperor's inscnfions are hottie and we learn
that be has at Salee two ~ gun Alps searIy
ready for f:s--it is fuppofed, for she puspofc Of
csoizing s2sina the Americans. This iufor.
NATION ~ss kept from us through policy, 20
prevent oor iending for reinforcement BY the
Edex.. We fhaIl ges under way io-mouo~ l
morning, TO 30 over to Tsneien to lears ths
truth Of rhcfe reports, and expsa, fhslI setsrD
here scd wait the arrival Of the Adams.
" The TiPoli'ans are ell in por. and 1'f;
poll is veil bIoekadei BY our cruizeu. Amer
iesns bafs and sepsfs ~i,h The ssesssR isiesy,
without convoy. Capt. Morris 10 highly be
loved By the officers and crew we are healthy,
nod in faa, are very happy on board this nip.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

r,'" 19r s'rst~I"fJ HNtktcAN NITizEH.
lcthe Eyening Poa OF yeserisy, Mr.. Cole
man inferred piece from che +" Newpor Mrr-
cury." which he recommended 10 his leaders a.
!" nndcniAhly true" Il is ou whi0xey, Gin. ning,
toddy, brown fosar, and tea---s very fohblr
production. IL csIumniases Mr.. Jsferfon. she
Living ION family. snd other eniasat rspubh-
csas. Among other hifehoods, IL ffass lhss
he Cln,oa family hold Offices in this State. the
falarits otwhieh amount TO tveory-ieven shou-
iand aad eight hundsed dol'an year Mr.
CoIenn mua have knosn ina, this wa, glar-
los fsItshood The Governor 10 the only per-
fon in the family who holds an Office IN the
State. The fsry may gain currency in New
Easland. but il cannot obtain any here.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON. Iuly IS.

HsriSs BsNs f--Wari WSrf Tsjs,~ss~ =
gya gentlenso dire0 from wsihingten.
re learn that moR formidable and daring
iniprr,eaion has broken oss in thM devoted city
So well pIansd was the daboIicsl feheme Of
abe infpreen,s. that they had gotten pofcigiou
Ct the PIe6dens's houfe, before skeir diiorssriz
ng plos vas diisovefed. Whs, hss long 6nce