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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02
TO THE PUBLIC.
LETTER ".

SO much for the Examiner aimftlf A
word with his man, Shelton. In his fulmina
tion Of the 18th April be fpcaks thus " know
& that the objea in this inGnuation, is to re-
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02

q In making note Of what was raid, ! for
got 70 fpccify whether this fam was the whole
freight, CT whether it was the price Of each
~aa, ] an toisrably fure it was the latter
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02

NOTE.
& Pickerjng's recent correspondence with
cartain Giles affords a fine illui1ration OF the
feelings OF government.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02
JAMES T. CALENDER

Ricbmond :
Jnae 1T 1907. 5
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION

So celebrated among the fashionable THROUGH.
out Europe. as an invaluable colmetic perfectly
innoccnt md fate, free from corroiive and repci.
lent nil.esals Che BATS of other lotlonsl and +
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and remoyips
blenlihes in the face and ikin of every kind, psr.
ticularIy freekleS, pimples, inAannlatory rednel,
icaris, letters, ring worms, fun burns, PrickIsy
heat, &c.
The Perlian Lotion operates mildly, withou,
impeding that natural, inicnible Precipitation
which i, edentia to health. Yet its faluiary g.
fects are freely and permanent, rendering ,he
ikin dehcstejy ioft and clear, improving the COM,
plexion, and rcltoring tie bloom Of youth. Ne
yer falling to render an ordinary countenanes
beautiful and All h2ndtome che more 70.
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Tort O worms which ufhally afaia ch;u,.,,
csme from nm. Since that period he errasa
nlsrkaoiy better In health, and thuuab N" WEI
has got freih aid lively complexion 1 rl1n.
different occatlons have ufed this med;o;ns,P on
purging ipbititute, and found it to aniwer .v.asi
ingiy VII without bringing on beliv.aebs h. =.
any OF thcs diiagreeabe enlatons, % rr lnr OF
cahohea py pnrgng medicines. Upon the whle .
! Jldge Tins nledicine TO be, behdes its main ot-
Jeet, one Of che ncit falusary means for renor.
ing lot apprt'te, and promoting proper itate
OF digettsn1, by carrying eff that bilious nh-
itanee, "hish engenders 70 much indifpo6,;on
Dotham6rg children and adults.
I'm. Sur. your mott obedient iervant.
JOHN MOTHER
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Dr.. HAHNss GENUINE EYE. WATER.

A foveFeign remedy for all dileaies Ct the eyes,
whether the effect of natural weakness or of ac.
cldent, Deductions Of rheum, dullnels, itching
and films on the eyes, never failing TO cure thols
maiadies which frequently fuceeed the fmalI pox,
sneailes and fevers, and wonderfully itrengthen-
ing weak iisht. Hundreds have experienced
its exce'lent virtues, when nearly deprived q
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
" An ounce of prevention is W
llgnant fevers,
is RRCoMM

DR.. FIAHNes ANTI b. LluUS-PlLLS'
The operation Of thele pills Ispe'i ecty milG e 10
as TO BE- uicd with fllety b. pcrlons 10 every A'u
ton, and OF every age. cn,.
They are exeeijently adaptedto carryoh lupe -
Aaous bile and prevent its mofbiiieefetl'Ilr-. g..
reltoIe and amend appstite-1o procure t l.5
peripiration, and thereby prevent colds WIN
are often attended with faya! conieqIenlss; :,
dofe-pever fail. to remove q cold, IL taken o""'
firA appearance. They are celebrated l0r a 10.
moving habirua cofiveneis-icsnels at 'le a ~
mach, and fevere head acbe--and oushl'0"
taken by all . erlcns on change of climate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH

Which is warranted an infallible remedy at
one application, and may be uled with pertett
fafety by pregnant women, or On lniants week
old, not containing particle of mercury or any
other dangerous ingredienu lphatever, aud is not
accompanied with that tormeuting fn1art which
attends the application Of other remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
ftreng thens the gums, preferves the enamel en-
decay, and cleahles and whitens the teeth BY
abiqrbing all that acrimonious ilime & foulnels.
which iuffered to accumulate, never fails 10 in.
lure md finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15

CyTIIBERT POW Eli,
III Ad1itte4 fo6is m9srtat'oas ~ TIE le-ve.
raj vs.Beis fr3m Lig.ey29ol, .bas jg9 ri
ees9ea, pr roe Is3a4ry, trsm Lar
dan,
Superfine Broadclollls, Cali
nleres, lfiih i-inells,icaret Cardinals, yarn ana
worried fioheiy, Mancheitry. ladies fashionable
Kid Shoes, &c. &c. Se,
He bGs a.la rfesis'ed fbfs aey, fran Neqv-
lof&,
Tie1isnburgs, Heilians, German Dowlafs
and Rniiia DiAper; ali which he effers fer Sale
by the piece or package, At the iowe& prices.
NV. daw
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet dilcoyeled which gives
immediate and lsating relief in the mott levers
inttanccs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
HAMILTON's ESSENCE and Elk.
TRACT of MUSTARD,

A faf. and effefual remedy for govt, rheuna
tim, p4iley, lprains, bruiies, pans in the face
and eek, &c. AMI has pcriofmei more cures
in til. awe complaints than all the other medl
cines ever tefore made public.
From Dir. Weatberbarx,
Wytb couuD, Vxgm,a.
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Gentlemen,

Gentlemen,
purchafad at your fhop appropriations you
call fiamiiton's Eilence, or EXTRACT OF Nluitaro,
which, believe has perfectly removed chronic
rhcunaltifa, iof that kind named iciatca, or OF
the a,p f.il;9 under which had aboured tor a
l,au t.fne, AID which had baffltd every article
IN tbe Materia Medica, and every mode OF treat
meat received into practice for the cure OF this
,liiaate diieafe, Ifyou think this letter uieiui
YOU are at ilbersy to make 1t public.
Yoals, &c.
P. WEATHERBURN.
John Hoover, ope-nlaker, south second
s.,cst, between Mary and chrifiaa-streetss,
pna.d-.phis, voluntarily maketh oath as tol
avs ;iai.leg thai his wife, Mary fia,ver, was
fsvgrely sfaicted with a yflent rheunlatiin'
fseyy daagcfouily ii.uated, thee nlequencc OF
eevere cold aIterying in, as to be cohined to her
bed for f.-veral weeks, and was at length re-
luerd to The melancholy apprehension Of re
| n lining cripple for lie. notwithstanding the
nols ref,csfabie medicsi advice was followed
| ,nd very grebable remedy attempted when
feet q leye aE cafes Of cures performed by f1a-
Nit ) EGe7ce and Extract of Muitard, they
/ were prosured from isIr. Birch, NO. ~, Soltf
/ SECOND Street. The frR application ehaniee
lh.r 10 wax acrt {, the room, and the uie OF one
,otsle rettored her to her uiual ttase OF neafi'
nd ilrength. Iot1N ~
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TdpE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 10 months agoto be grievoutly al
lided with tape worm, which lncreaied ta1t
IN fze and Arcngth, 10 as to excite the mott
horrid fenlations by its writing motf"ns and
intolerabe pains, refembling he gaawing and
earring Of his bowels, which deprived him o!
hi feceilac} lecp, and oauled fu dreadful aP
orah.niions As cannot be conceived bat by one in
liniiar fitultion-his appetite WET q rapidly,
and with that his frength, 70 that he was una
ble 20 attent; to any builneis--when be heard
Of fome excellent cures performed by Hainil,
tins worm lozsnges, ne took large dole, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS OF the
worm (now in the poheiIon Of Lee & Coz
but a renewal Of his pains toon convinced HIM
thl this npnltrous reptile adrecovered ITS tlrlt
vigour.-Appiicaeion was made to &c q GO.
for more Of their medicine, with their advice
from which refuIted inc total expulllon OF his
formidable enemy, in fevsral pieces, which he
nnpo(ed to be TX or Eight YARDS more.
a few month. have fince elapfed, and Mr.. Fpl.
Ter is now in perfect health. ne above facts
ar. well known To a numerous circle OF his neigh
bours and himclf will crafty any who nay
with 70 make further inquiries on the lubject
Atbouoh Hanntton's worms lozenees produce
luch powerful effects, when necetlary, YET they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
tion on the human body, even taken in large
saofes, as Mr. fuller will teitify-their partlcu-
lar nlillnets is abundantly evident in innunera.
bic cures Of infants.
Communicated BY DR.. John Sp~ngler,
1'ork tozvn, Pexx6lvana.
Letter from tie reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL
rflER, r4inilter Of the Moravian church, IN
York-town
2-6rE, January 18th, 1902.
Dear Sir.
Dr.. Flamilron's lozenges have been recon-
nj nSed TO me as very adequate means Tor the
cure of Children afflicted with worms, proeur
ed a box for the ute Of my family, to try, whe-
trer by means oi this medicine, might be epa
bid G. gam a point, which, TO acco nlpiih, dit
fercar other means had proved aborrive. My
-idclf by h ,da very fckly appearance, was very
yelcfs at niehr, grew leaner from time to time
il ihnrt he ieenledto be in precarioa, fate roi
health, which would yield to none ofthc~ medi
cincs administered, until gave him two dotes
OF lozepges agreeably to the directions, which
carried off iubifance to al appearance mer.-
:nucus, hut upon cIole inlfpction quite reple
with very fmail living animals. Mot one Of taas
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n O T + 6 E.

n pursuance 81 q Decree 9 tie
lL'iysaif Coart ef8fbe Difr;a efColnm--
6ia, Jar 4lsxanariq C0asD, Eua9 De
exposed 10 sags far easl, on Saturday ne
4tb day # Dsrewb<, next.
a Lot Of Ground on the welt
hde Of Fairfax Street, and 10 the ioath OF
franklin Street adjoioing Lot OF Joihua
Riddle on the South. This lot Is twen-
sty one feet in front, in depth, ieyenty
three feet, and is fubjest TO ground rent
OF feventeea dollars and an half per an
num-
Alto, another Lot OF Ground
beginning on Fairfax Street a59 feet 10
inches louth from franklin Street, extend
ing in front on Fairfax Street twenty
fect, in depth Ia3 feet inches on the ne
Lot is fmall well fnilhed DWELLING
HOUSE. This Lot is fubjeef TO an an
nual rcnt of five fhillings.
THOS. IRWIN,
John DUNLAP, Comm'f.
PETER WISE,
November 2. eoI3t :
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DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE CID
MAN CORN PLAlSlER

An intsiiblc remedy for corns, flecdiiy renov.
ing them, root and branch. without giving pain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
SAMUEL BISHOP

BOOKSELLER, & STaTIoNER
| ReJeafnlJ mforms he Public ibat be has
rrcsi1.ed from Lee g Co,se Patent an
Fumil Medicine Store, B4ltiu0re, q
freb a06s4msnt If fbeJolloaems
Valuable Medicines,
Wbie5 are in bigb slqeem md general IF
k5rougbout tbr Uuited Sfales, ma1y q
tbsm bang /5ld cheaper tbau he drag.
Of zv5lebfbey are eomboaaaea, eoatd b.
pme6aJea at refnl Stare.
W TAKE NoT1cE,
Thar S. Bybop isaP2oiWed sh< ONLY a
gan far 4lexa0dt1a.
DR.. HAMHTONes ELIXIR,
Atoyercign remedy for Colds, Obnnate Coughs
Althasas, Ca,arlhs, Sore Threats, and Ap
preaching Cpnlumptions.
10 parents qebo nay haze children a67idea
7uitb the HOPPING COUGH.
It's difcovery is of the hrit magnitude, as it
is an immediate relief, checks the progreis, and
IN a ihort time entirely removes the>mois cruel
dhorder TO which childrea are iable---the Elixir
is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 final,
that no difficulty ariies in taking it.
From LUTHER MARTIN, Ell. Auor-
aey Generaief the State et Maryland.
Gentlemen,
I comply with your requea in Eating my
opinion of Hamllton's Elixir. 1t has been ufed
in my fanlily for two or three years paH, with
uniform iuccets, whenever colds, coughs, or Fl
mihr complaint. have rendered medicine lie
cefary | have myflf found it an exee,leut and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
blelome affection of the breaR, acc, mpanied
with lorenels and with obitructed and difficult
breathing
On ihefe accounts dc not helitate 10 recon
mend Hanlron's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
aud delerving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abijah Henly, Bridge street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle Of Hamilton elixir If
very complicated diforder, occaioned BY ic-
we're cold caught ieveral months ago. He
breathca with the greateR difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening fweats when he
attempted to walk any distance, and his voice
would ircquenty fail in fuch degree that he
could only attempt to whiiper he has been
upwards of fix weeks without return Of his
com plants, and deiires TO give this public tei-
tim9ny in favour OF this invaluable medicine.
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TanISoz term ,

The defendant, John Edwards
rot having entered his appearance and CIV
enfe>u5isy according TO the ACT OF Alien
biz, and the rules Of this Court, and il ap
peafing to the fatisfattion of the court,
upon affidavit, that the faid John Edwards
j, not an Inhabitans of this Difrid, on
morton Of fad complainant by his Coun.
fc., il IS ordered thar the faid defendant
Iohn Edwards do appear here on the fri
day OF November Courr next, (which
commences on The fourth Monday in the
moath aud enter his appearance 10 the
fait, and give ftcurity for performing the
. Decree Of the Court, and that the other
defendants Benjamin Shrsve ard Abel jar.
ny do not pay away, convey or tecrete
the debts By them owing 10, or the eisa's
or effects in them hands, belonging to the
fAia abient defendant, iohli Edwards, IN
I'll further order or decree ofthis Court,
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
publthed for two months fucce1ively il
one of the public newfpapsls pubhlhed il
this Couaty, an:l that another copy b,
poRed at the front door OF the court houa
Of ihe iaid county.
"A copy
Tea G. DENEALE, Ok.
Sert. II. Iwa3m
Drfr{as,r -, MI ,ts 1,or3ei. az.
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French Academy.

-
THE fubfcriber, agreeable to his pro-
mile in former advertisement, has open
ed his Academy for the inltruttion Of
Dung LADIES and CENT EMEN in the
French Language, on Monday lae, at
the houfe next door bout one to MIR. Faw's
office, in 81. Aiafa freet, between King
and Prince ittee,s. Hours of attendance
for fuch young Ladies as can make it con-
venient, from 9 Unit! 4. O'clock in the
morning; ans. ter thoie who attend other
ichocls. from II until o'clock in the
morning; for ycnng Gentlemen, tron 8
unil 9 o'clock in III evening every y
in tn week regularly, Saturday excepreo .
ThoGe young. Ladies or Gentlsmea ~
ca mot make it convenient TO attend
Gchool, private attendance will be given
al their houies.
Price OF tuition, at his Academy, dol
lars, S per quarter, and two dollars en-
trace.
MARIN DETARGNY.
October 9. ct
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:, .xc.p, rom what is imported
bia'''s' ''r ss 6.s French bot is permitted
by 00t own an n.s brought in foreign veasls,
% ssP'l ,..sIod within one year, without
II ny y Rs,iss, that is, in this cafe, they
,ayIas Dunn smo, from all duties. Anseri-
bal : rather dull fale at 50 llvres
r'n Ho u.s.. ! Religion having become the
r. el # The day in France, and 1t being
opff y ... q. sor all claaes TO con-
qDi' 'r ~ rules of the church, we pre-
i''a :, ,lsle reafons that fin will be an
''l ~, article through the winter
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Fairfax Court-IIoule Races.

IN the 6fa Thurlday in Novembes
~ next, will be run for, over hand
f.me courfe, at Fairfax Court Houfe,
iabfcription purfc Of 90 dellars, free for
any horfe, mare or gelding, the three mile
heats fobfcribers farsing horfe to pay
10 dollars, and -fublcribers IS dollars
entrance. The following day will be ran
for, over the fame ground han Home purfe,
the amount not yet alcertained, sbe FAB
fcription fill being open, and will con-
.inue 70 until ten days before the racing
commences, it is furpoled to be equal to
the h} days purle, free as above,
the two mile heats, the winning horfe OF
Of the Grt days purle excepted. On the
third Gay will be run for over the fame
ground, Sweapfake fret for. faddle horfes
only every perfon aarting horfe to pay
10 dollars, in all other refpetts the rules
to be cooforned to are thols Of the
Frederick burg Jockey Club; thofe who
have not YET paid the amount Of their fub-
lcriptions will pleale to do 70 on or before
the drft days race to
JOHN RADCLIFFE, See'y.
N. B. As the Courle, &c. will be put
in order at the 6le expence of the poprie-
tor, fome compenlatloo will be required
from all thole who 60 ON the field as tut.
iIers, to be fre agreed or.
October 9. eqIze
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EXTRACTS


Of Letters frvm an American Gentleman
in England, to his Friend in Phtlaael
pbIa.
LONDON, July go.
On the Iseh I went to Hyde Park to
fee review of the 6rf regiment Of horfe
guards by the Prince of Wales and the
Duke of York. | got fand clole by
them for near an hour, which gave me .
good opportunity of decyphering their
faces BY Lavater's rules, and Of obferving
rniautely their perions. The prince OF
Wales is very fat, and has a good tempeI
ed open countenance, with manly foid
erlike appearance. The Duke of York
did no. propofeis me very favorably
The prince was very attentive to the la
les, and d;icoyered great cafe and afabi.
lily towards all with whom he converted ];
out their appears more Of good-nature and
grace about him than talent or obfervati
IN. The m4nnvres exhibited in the exer,
cife of the review, were performed with
great preciGon and effect.
On the following day I went to view
the ichool inltituted for the reliet Of IN
iigent blind children. 1t conlifts OF 70
yirls ard 10 boys. They are admitte
At fix years old. The girls are taught
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ROBERT T. HOOE & co.

Aave jgf ,mp0rt<d BY tbe ftp Felicity,
firm Liverpool, an aD5nmeaf Of
FALL GOODS,
Which the offer for Sale by the piece CT
pa kage. A'fo,a quantity of patent
LIVERPOOL SALT.
they have ALTO received by the brig Nep-
tune and fhocner -Four Brothers.
A few hundred bufhels of LII
Don Salt, Luban and Calcayello Wines,
Fruits. Sweetmeats, &c. &c. all OF which
-hey viii cell low from on, board, if i'm.
aediatc application is made.
TRY bave on hand. agood olsrfmess Of
GER M A N LIN EN-.
October 9. DIFF
e. Printing IN all ats va
rtety, executed at this oHct
NTH '1eatnss and dypatch.
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to fpin fax, to reef and wind their thread
fit tor the loom, and for lhoemakers, and
to make ialh line.p / was fhewn fome IL
men which was made from their tpinning,
which was very even and fair. II was
spectacle equally intereaing and pleaing
TO behold them fitting round the room,
with their feels and wheels, proceeding in
their work with the fame facility as if
they pcaeiled their fight. Their dreis is
uniform and neat, and their bed room IN
The Meet order. The boys are taught
baRet-making and work with great ex-
petition. As foon as they arrive to a
certain proficiency in their respective en-
ployment, they are returned to their friends.
Some Of them earn from g to IS a week.
Thus are thofe pitiable objects, inltead OF
being thrown as a buithen on the commu-
nifty, reared up to in6ulrlous habits,
which even amida their dreary priva,ions
impart an independence to their minds,
and conlole them with the mott cheering
and animated reflections. Fhe funds OF
the infitution are fupported BY voluntary
annual subscriptions.
Ga the 18th / viGsed tie boys blue
coat ichool. Here are 600 hre boys, from
iix TO fourteen years OF age, all dseaed
in blue cloth and yellow bookings. This
is an ineaimable charity, and has already
produced many bright and ufefuI members
oflociety.
RI he raot;nued J
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publif Sale.

Or 7ue/aay mkt q0iN BE- EIa, attbe Ytn-
due Siore,
4 Boxes Of Hats, handsomely
aaorted, =
Elegant Book Cafe,
Side, Board, &c. SC.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
October 9.
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the calm ofdefpotifm, to the tempehuous
fea of Liberty; the Britiih merchants,
and Americans who trade on Britlfh capt.
tails: the fpeculators; perlons intereled
in the bank and public funds.
g fhould give you fever if / fhould
name the apoaates who have embraced
thoie hereiies- who were Solomons
in council and Sampions in combat, but
whole hair has been Gu, Of by the who're,
England.
$ They would wref from us that libet-
ty which we have obtained by 70 much
labor and peril, but we fhall preferve ii.
Our MATS of weight and riches is 70 pow
eriul, that we Eave nothing to fear from
any attempt againt usby forfeit is faf-
fcient that we break the Lilliputian ties
by which they have bound US, in the hra
Plumbers which iucceeded our labors; it
fufices that we arrelt the progreis Of that
fytten of ingratitude and injuttice towards
France, from whom they would ALLEVIATE
US to bring vs. under Britilh influence
No comment will be necedary, further
than to obferve, that when this letter
was wsiiten the I" Exeeutive b04ver" here
ipoken Of was in the hands of WASHING
ToN--WasHgNGToN was one Of thole
here intended by the Solomons IN eoaxe,l
ard SamRlous IN Embellishments,
the good, the great, the illufrious, the
beloved WASHINGTON was the man here
openly accufed Of treachery and corrup
ton! And now the partizans Of him who
wross this very letter have the brazen
hardwood to call themfelves the "We@-
mgtsa RePxblicaas''-Bafe hyprocrily |!
Mean and dilgraceful cunning! Wretch
ed and cewardly fubterfuge !
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ExtrzR Of a letter from gentleman in
Liverpool, 70 bis trieadm Philadelphia,
dated Angga S.
/" A meeting has been held of the COM
mittee Of American merchants here, TO
conhaer of the AGt of Parliament of z2d
June, relating to the importation of foreign
produce 10 neutral ysGels. We feni you
copy OF the Att on the 10th ult. the
fsllowing is their opinion OF its meaning
as Affects Cotton. Indigo, and Cochineal,
viz.
That Indigo and Cochineal may be i'm
ported from the United States OF Ameri-
ca as heretofore, in Bri:ih, American, or
other neutral veiiels.
That Cotton the The groevtb Of tie
United States Of Amerlea, may be import
ed as heretofore, in Britith and American
veaels.
Thar Cotton OF any grs7ufb may be
imported from the United States of Ame.
eca, as heretofore In Britilh veile|s.
That Cotton nat the growth of the
Unteu States of America, can oaly be m
ported for expayfaasu, coming in Ame-
rican, or other neutral ve6els.
You will infer from this, thar it is not
Advisable at prelent to fhip any cotton
nor the growth of the United States OF
America, in any other than Britilh vef-
fell
In the mean time it is propofed by the
Amer can merchants to take iuch lteps as
may have tendency to place American
venels on the fame footing with Britih
veGels, out in this nothing deciGve car
be done before the meeting of Parliament,
which will take place fometime in Sep.
tember.'
EXTRACTS
Of Letters f,0m an Americaa Gentleman
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