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FRoAD cLoTRs.
NpTAxNG GREETED IN FAM
KILL NOT ONE FLY!

Flies are among our best friends at this
season OF the year. A living Fly purifies
the atmosphere by destroying putrefacti-
on; but dead one. generates pesUlential
air. Let US instead of poison, set some
nourishing food for them; and instead of
darsening our rooms to drive them out,
open our windows and invite them in.
Give them plenty TO eat on the sideboard,
and they viii not infest us at table. Fur
nish them with plenty of paper network
to lodge in, and they viii never spoil our
furniture. HEALTH,
(PaR. Pah)
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NP NOTICE,
IN THE MATTER OF
THOMAS HOOPER, n BANKRUPT

liz Subscribers being appointed as
signees of the Estate and Effects Of
1hon1as Hoofier, late Merchant of Rich
mond, Bankrupt I'll persons indebted to
the SAID Thomas Hooper or who have A.
ny oil his effects are not to pay or deliver
the same to any other person or persons
than the Subscribers, or to such as are or
snail be duly authorised by them.
RICHARD DEM 7.
cHaRLES SPENCER, A'''snees'
Richmond, 8th July, 1902. [f1
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Fpoar rHr BALANCE.
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FoR q:gE YERGLV1A ARGyS.
ON AMBITION.

q Des;re sf 6,pir. on <ayiotls zvelJs fs ci.oss,
Near the market and adjoining the tene-
me1tnow in the occupancy of Mr.. Aylett
Buckn2r--it is well calculated for private
family, with good Kitchen and small
Gacden-----Terms may DC known on ap-
plicaGon 20
LINES RLND.
l3th July, 1902. (tf)
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Notice

Ii persons having claims against the
= y late firm Of AUSTIN and ANDFR.
SON (either on note or open account are
earnestly requested to make them known
70 the Subscriber on or before the 22pd
instant.
VIM. AUSTIN.
Richmond, sth July, 1902.
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BOOKS

Inst receioed al S. Pieasant8' Book-SYoye.
Qnarto and CctMo Family Bibles
Builders Magazine, quarto--supcrior, ii is
believed, to any thing of The lind hither-
10 offered for sale
Blackstone's Commentaries
Cicero's Orations
City OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Anecdotes S,
fiuous, as it's presumed those inclined TO
purchase would first view the premises.
l viii also sell one other tract of $40 a.
cres of woodland, in Campbell county, on
the road, two miles above The courthouse.
For terms apply TO the subscriber near
Charlotte courthouse.
JOHN N:4SR REID.
'niy 10 1902 teo4D
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CITY OF RICHMOND,

IN CoAMoN-fLALL, Nay 20, 1902.
ASOCTORSC RIEGAH and McCAw hav-
ms rendered their services to inoculate the
poor OF this city for the Cow-Pox gratis !;
Resofoed, that the Constables be directed
to notify the same 90 the poor in their res
peciiye districts, wi hout delay. IL the o.
ther Physicians within this city should
think proper 70 inoc,llate the poor gratis,
and viii give information thereof TO the
mayor, he will dire6t the constsbles to no
tiiy the poor within neir several districts,
thercof-And that tie Printers in this CITY
be requested TO ms srt this resolution in
their respective newspapers.
A Copy
Teste, .ED.4BT ORIG, c. C.. II. c. R
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N'"''a'f from the Medical Reaositorg, amt
Re7iew
Our inclinations would lead e. 70 give
q ., more detailed account Of this part Of he
Wofk, Did we not flatter ourselves that ms.
~ o. our readers may be ENCOURAGED 10
peru1e it entire. ''''' &c" Z"
W e can freely recommend ia fbe,n
publication, from which we base t''e'n Z
both pleasure and instruction. snd 1 o'''
s rl'e'n 'nat Il has no appearance ofco,nin,-
:, on 7 SPECTATOR or theorist, but f,y,q,
Farmer" anu <Faefi1w
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THOMAS READ, CLERK.
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Agriculture.

Just received at S. Pleasants's Bookstore.
new work, entitled
! ne Great Error Of American Aericn,-
ture Exposed and Hints for I,aoroys-
I mem Suggested. BY Thomas Moore,
loi Montgomery county, Marvjapd.l
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10 7'HF FEFREsFN749Ires or 7as S,.-.,g-
FoE TIE s147s or TTaoTm4.

40 there IS a vacancy by the death or
the late clerk TO that house, take tb;s
opportunity through the medium Of M
press, to offer you my services next sas.i.
on on assembly, TO Ell that post. Sfould
you think proper to elect me, YOU NAV
rely upon my unremitted attention in ~
discharge OF the duties incumbent o. me
i'll that station. '''S
MATHEW BRAwcv.
buckingham, 18th July, 1902. (3y(
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-29
THogoUGH BRED HORSE,

WILL ftsnd at my fable and be let to
mares the preient leafon, at Sixteen D0l-
lars, or E,gb. Dollars tie leap, and
Iaventy Foar Dollars TO eniure mare
with toal, and I4alfa Dollar, in each IN
fance, to the groom. The money for
the leap mutt be ient with the mares
notes for the feaion mutt be fent with the
mares alto, which may be discharged by
the payment offwelve dollars on or before
the laa day of July, at which time the
laeaion will expire. The lcafon commences
on the frit day Of April. Mares will be
led with grain, if required, ar the market
price. Good and extenfye patturage gra-
til. All poaible care will be uied TO
guard againe accidents and eicape, tho !
will not be antwerabls for either.
.MONTALTA was got by Colonel
Homes's imported horle Bedford, Whole
charatfef and pedigree aands 10 high,
both in ENGLAND and America, as TO need
no comment from me. His dam, as Ger
titled By Daniel Carroll Brent, ZIG. VI
Richlsnd, who bred her, was got by Lind
lay's Arabian, hey dam was young Sell
ma, her grand dam Mr.. William Brent's
Ebony, her great grand dam Colonel
Taikoe's imported Selma. Ebeny's fire
was Col. Tayloe's imported Othello.-
Young. Selima's fire was Col. Baylor's
imported Fearnaught. This blood is alto
70 we'll known to, and in fuch high eai-
nation with gentlemen who have been
and are now on the turf, that ] fhall only
add, that Montalta's colour, high form,
marks, &c. are admired by all who have
feen him. He is full s. hands high, and
will be five years old,next May.
TfiGs. LEE, fen.
Prince William County,
March 8. zawIo
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March ~.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
The Tiv-mplke Road from Alexan
dyia to Little RsUeY,

y :
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hartihorne for hiInielf and John
Thongs Ricketts,, IN Alexandria llrael
Lacy and Burr Powell In ,Lordouns; David
Hunter and William fiddle IN Berkeley !;
{ .Thoras Hammond and Matthew Frame
in Ieferfon Bufhrod Taylor and Wm.
.Dayidion in Frederick Samuel Crowdion
and William Stienberger in SheRandoah.
This being bufneis in which the com
nunity may be. greatly benefited, aud as
il hasonly this day come into'ny hands,
! have undertakento pubhfh without con-
iulring the ofker commifioners as they are
all at a diitance. The law is with me,
and doubt not will be ihewnby the
other commissioners, to any perion APP
plying. The law requires Zen Dollars to
be paid at the time of iubicribing the
remaining fun OF Ninety Dollars, on each
iaare, is 10 be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PRECEDENT and Directors, TO be
chofen by the fockholders.
Vim. HARTSHORNE.
Ar~st u co
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Al TEN WN!

81 . .
WANTED to employ imme-
diately, for the benefit OF the Goth Re-
giment Of Virginia Militia, two MU-
/; SICIANS !; one TO teach the different
beats Of The drum, the other, the mufic
of the fife. Such perions as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to inlrue the learners which will
confff Of fifteen boys for each branch,
hall receive liberal compensation from
The lubfcrihcr, who is authorized by law
to employ tutors ). and by the Court of
/ Enquiry, TO pay them for their ieryices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April u. Fairfax County, 1awtf
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CONDITIONS.

+. The Work lhall be put TO Preis l 1aa;,,
diately after 4oofubfcribers are . oD '.,.
ed, and fnihed with the utmoh sNf'
dition. n.vbs
II. Where practicable, the books lnsf fs /
forwarded, free Of exrence, - -.
places as may be dehgnafed, al"
lon appointed TO deliver them c,,.,;c.
III. Il ihall be printed on ,Of hand.
medium paper, with neat tyFs IsIirsr,
lonely bound and lettered' !, an n. VA 20.
ed TO lubfcribers at 1avo D0'l q. rriss
lune. To ncp-lubfcribers INC :
will be enhanced. .o,vepi.
w. Subscribers to pay, where con-
ent, one dollar in advance i, 0aud
Is Subscriptions rseeivea al INK 5 III !, hi
the alexandria AdUfrjIe' Ag s4a.
d8srsvt Bool6lr,s in Alft""'''
New York, January, Isos. -
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sBookbindng,
Sanctioned By inc Mayor and
sonauzonnltN.

THE fubfcriber having commenced
numbering the houfes, and def gnating the
itreets IN Alexandria, work pfesiouny
neceGary 70 the compilation Of his Direc-
tory, which, as he doubts not but that
adequate encouragement will be given BY
liberal public, fhall contain as great
variety OF u!esnl fui jeet-matier as any
publication of the kind, many leaportof
equal magnitude in the union. In order
to effect his plan, and render the work
worthy the notice Of its patrons, the edi-
Tor will ipare no pains or Oh hispart.
CIiAS. H. SIMMONS.
April a3. eos
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Wa ~ T E ID,
April no..

A WET NURSES good caaraefer--
iuch an one will meet with good encou-
ragement. Apply to the Printers.
April re. 60
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of convenient dimenlons for building, ly-
ing between Queen and Oronoko itfeets,
in the vicinity Of the powder houfe. And
asioon as the fale of thole. lots is over,
they will proceed to fell in lots, a plat of
which will be exhibited, about rinteea
ACRES Of GROUND, little farther
to,the wefward, bounded on the fouth by
the garden in the tenure of Thos. Purkes,
on the welt by ground Of Mr.. Dulany, on
the north by ground Of captain Conway,
and on the eaft by ground Of Mr.. Chas.
Alexander. and the heirs of Samuel Areli,
deceafed. Poaelion may be had immedi-
ately on the payments being tecured ac-
cording4 to the conditions of the la1e,
which viii commence at nine o'clock In
the morning, if shesday is fair, otherwife
at lhefame hour the nsxr fair day.
VIM. WILSON,
JOHNPOTTS.
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April !.
Wanted to PuYcl5a1e.

About the 10th init. number Of heal
thy prime Negroes, that can be well re-
commended. Families will be received,
and generous price given fog oae or two
bIackfmiths or carpenters.
Theie people viii be removed to a
healthy Gtuation, and are for the pur-
chafers family and plantation ufe, and
Ct for barter or fale. Apply at Mr..
noadby's, City Tavern.
April 3. zaw5wt
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Chap Books.

Prompter dAladdia. or the Wonderful Lamp,
Mother Coolies Tales; Trojan War. CULVER
Reyiv'd; Laugh andbe Fat; Hecus Pocus; Di-
vine Emblems; Letter Writer; Spanih Rogues
Religious Courtfhip Conqueh of Mexico ;
Buck s Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-
nnfirnrv
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Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

Hli d lN4AS14AA IL ~ l. A1 ~ ~
OFFERS her grateful acknowledge
ments TO the citizens Of Alexandria and
the public generally, for the many fayors
conferred on her in the line of her profei-
lion, ince her ihorr refdence among them,
AID informs them that ihe propolss return
Ing to Philadelphia in about TWO weeks
until her removal ihe will be haIpy in
executing any orders they may think pro,
per to honor her with.
She has on hand ami qpiH frN at reduced
friffs,
A large and elegant adortment Of
Prints and Looking Glalles
and Girsndcles.
October Is. dzw
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N O T G E.
In the Matter Of Tbomas Mare, Bank

III the Matter Of lb0mas Mare, Bank
rutf,
TIE Subfcriber being appointed AZ
fgnee OF the. ehate and effects of Thomas
Moore, late OF the town of Alexandria,
Bankrupt, all perfons indebted to faid
Bankrupt, or that have any Of his Goods
er Efstts in their hands, are nos TO pay or
deliver the fame to any perlon other than
he SubfcriIer, or fnch as may be duly
authorized by him, all thofe who have re-
ceived Goods or Monies in payment iinee
he became bankrupt, are requefed 10
fund the fame, otherwite they viii be
dealt with as the act diietfs.
WIN. OXLEY, AEgnee.
OF. IS. d1st
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SALE By auatoa,
d. WEDNESDAY,

= % e'clsek, qr,A be (oH at tbs YfaAa
: SIRE, tie e0raer Of Kmg and On@'
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Wniiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Ga in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiks'
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Raliiis in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Au7Jo1ser.
Oefober 10.
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CONSISTING OF

CONSISTING OF
Mahogany Tables, Chairs, Bureaus,
Sidsboard, China and Glais Ware, &C.
Alo, Shop Furniture, Medicine, Books,
&c.
And on Friday the azd at 10 O'Clock,
A. M. viii be fold at PhiIip 6. Mar
itesler's Vsnduc Store, the following
Slaves, viz.
One Negro Man, Baker, about IS years
Of age,
One Nulaito Lad, II years of age,
Two Negro Boys, ope about 9 and the
ct er 3 years 0: age,
Ols Negfo Woman about 50,
Oae Negro Girl about II,
Oae DO. s,
The above property will be fold on
credit o. 90 DAYS, for Notes with approx
ed Indosfers, negotiable in the Bank of
Alexandra.
And at O'Clock in the afternoon ofthc
lai} mentioned day will be fold on the
preniiss a credit of 6 and II months
for notes a!fo with approved indories.
A convenient building LOT
Of ground in the town, Gtuated near the
Presbyterian Meeting Houfe at the COR
ner # Wolf and Royai hreets binding on
Wolf ltreet % feet 5 inches, and extend
ing along Royal itreet 100 fest to nine
feet alley. This Lot will be ub-divided
to iuis pufehafers.
JOHN M'IVER, Aaignee.
O9ober IS. dds
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Sales Of Bankrupt's Effate.

On Thurfday the ala init. at Q O'Clock,
A. NJ. will be fold by Poblic Auction,
ar the Dwelling Houle of DR.. James
Giilies, on King itreet, fundry articles
of
Houlehold& Kitchen Furniture.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
rs Public Noysce.

ALL perfons concerned are requeaed
to exhibit their claims, charged up to, the
hrit of May next at which time the pre-
ient Oyerfeers Of the Poor for the county
OF Alexandra, will exhibit their accounts
TO fpecial Levy Court, which will be
flmmoned to take cognizance OF their
traniaftions FOR the term which they were
appointed. -In behalf,
PHILIP WANTON-
April 10. o31
40 Clean linen and cotton
rags bought at this Office.
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Aar;l q. fpoke the brig North Caro-
Ina, r i and from Norfolk, b00nd to Has
. ,,, de- Grace, out days.
April IL, ipoke the hip Caroline, capt
sf,;b(5u. from this place bound TO Amster-
dam, out s days, all well.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-28

Captain Dean, late matter of the fchr
Amelia, and a Mr.. John Melton, came t
town yeferday from Providence r. /.
where they arrived the 10th inf. in II
brig Polly, Captain Applin, after apai
fage Of II days from Turks Hand. The,
inform, that on the 9Th of April, in lar
"a, 80, long. u, they ipoke the Englil
brig Brothers, capt Fllher, from Mar
tinico to NaGau, with difpatches. The.
learned from the captain thar about 400
troops had arrived at Martinico. Alto
Packer, with dispatches from the Englif
government, bringing with it the new
rhat hoailitiesshad actually RECOMMENDED
in confequence Of the Britiih retuhng +
deliver up the Hand Of Trinidad.
Theie gentlemen inform, that the pat
iages from Point Petre to Turks Iiland
were guarded with Englifh cruizeis.
A few days after they parted from ii
Brothers, they fpoke a fhip from MART
| nique TO Norfolk the wind blowing vt
| ry frefh, they could not learn when ii
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08
B0NAP.fRTE 9 Re fLCERKNES.
Aas Of the French Government.

Rfborf isTaJt 10 tbe FIR ConJal in Senate,
BY fls Afiaj2er }or Extsrior Relation,
~ aotb Fruaidor (7fJ Sfp'ezJsr)
ysar 10.
The Fira Conful having ordered me
70 render him an account, in Senate,
Of the differences which have lately
happened bstween the French Repnb.
lie and the Regency OF Alciers, and Of
the lueceis attending the meafures which
have been tskea TO terminate them, |
ought previouly to recall the Rate Of
affairs which preceded them.
From the frontiers OF Egypt, to the
lrait Of Gibraltar, the north Of Afrj.
ca Is poleHeG oy people, RraBgers to
the public code Of Europe. The prin
ciples and manners, which, it we may
be allowed the expredion. combine The
different European powers into one ~
eiety, which, not only prohibit oppref
tion, but enjbin kind reception, pro.
te6tion and a1iaance, IL cafe of danger,
TO The navigation and commerce OF a
peaceable people which reprove eve
ry uniut aggrefion, which tarnilh-s
that valor that's attended With cruelty,
and which defire that the right Of hu
marity fhould always remain Eacred,
thele manners are Gill unknown TO the
people OF theie countries.
They acknowledge no other righ'
Of nations, than tn. laws Of their own
police, which, permitting amonga
themfelves individual violenres, autho
rize them with relpea 70 foreigners,
and conlecrate them as ats of courage
towards enemies. They are ignorant
that the law of nations, BY its general
rules, aboliihes tbo(a general right,
which people too much inflated with
their local Importance, pretended 70
infer from the liceuee of their ufges.
Il is to be believed, for the honor Of
Europe, that in this refpett the lUpre
macy Of the law Of nations, a1igniog
jun limits TO the toletation of particular
IIegi1ations, ihall nor, htncef,rward,
be condemned, excepting in Africa
The Regency of Algie'sis par,icu.
iatly remarkable for an audacity which
certaia events mua have iocr af.t.
Charles the Vth turned againa At
RIGA his victorious arms. He wilhed
to deliver Eerope from the incuriions
Cf barbarians, by reducing ,hem to
inGgui6cance but the ev-rt deceived
him, and did not anfwer to the gran.
deur Of his preparations
In latter times, LOUIS XIV. avenged
on the Algerines the honor Of the
French fAg Algiers, by his orders,
was bombarded three times, in the
tpace Of fix years; bit here his ven ]
geance was bounded. The affairs Of
Europe exaded all his attention. The
AlgerInes, by this circumaance, how
ever, learned from that period % ref
pea France, and The peace, which was
concluded in 1850, fubdfed above a
century, when the infults and orders Of
the Sublime Porte caufed it, in the year
:, to be broken.
Oh the enemies which rem ined to
France. when the Fua Confol aiiumed
the reins of government, the Regency
|of Algiers was the leaf formidable.
The Ii e Conful, anxious to extinguiih
every \ here the calanties Of war, ap.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

which are 10 take place at Bar
cr!ona, viii recall by their tate
and Inagnidcence, the fports and
tournaments of the antient kings
of Cattle and Leon.
Letters from Elhneur fate,
that the Danes are fortifying the
Sound, 10y new batteries, which
when completed will mount ais
pieces Of the heavieit ordnance.
The greateIt activity has pre-
vailed at Offend for a fortnis 1T
paIt, in repairing the Dykes, and
charging the bafons of that port.
It is aii that the Chief Conful has
made the Marquis CORVALLIS prelent
Of a mott magnificent garter, embroi-
dered in the richea manner, with the
motto and buckle 10 brilliants OF great
beauty. This was accompanied by
letter, e1prefIive Of the obligations
which both countries owed 10 him for
his ereriions in negotiating peace 70
necef4ry 70 the welfare and repoie of
both nations.
Between the 9th and | Sth of Auguf
Is packet boats entered the port Of Ca.
las, having on board 79S paiiengers (;
and SO Quilted the port, with sol Paf-
fengeys.
Four perfons, one of whom
was woman about % years of
age, after having been expofed
yeiterday for four hours at the
Place de Grave, were publicly
branded on the right fhoulder
With the letter T. (Faulaire)
counterfeiter. This is the frit
punilhment of the kind that has
taken place in France hnce the
ancient penal code.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

LONDON sFPr. IA.
OF COMIFERCE NTH FRANCE.
We learn from unqueltiona-
bic authority, that the treaty is
in a very advanced fate, and we
have very iatis!adory grounds
to believe, that it will be brought
10 a clole before tn meeting Of
Parliament. Such is the atten-
ton beloved upon tie fubie6t
by M. Monbert, the new French
agent for commercial affairs
here, and nj. Otto, that fcarcely
week paileS without the ex-
change of feveral dispatches be.
tween London s. Paris, relative
TO the articles of the treaty.
The anfwerS and inltru6tionS
fent TO them are regularly fub-
mitted to Lord Hawkelbury.
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fonqj al over The t5wh aTG ynvI-ns as
Jar as two or three miles dihan.e
Aalang other articles 81 greater price,
though not of greater vslue II the true
fenie OF the word, many thouland quar-
tiers wheat were entirely corlamet.
The lols Of fuch aq1sndty Of al a'ticle
of the FRI neceility, is a circumRance
peculiarly lameltable
Tbs inhabitants Ct Water Greet we're
at one time greatly alarmed, as Tie FIRE
feemed to be lpreading il ,hr direction ;
bu, the thick patty wall Of Mr.. Daw
ion's warehoule, ana The Grong walls
the commercial buildings happily areR-
Cd lis progt.f,.
e. Private letters fate the lolS
at ,I,3oo,ooo ferling.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08
Foreign 5ateniSaaee.

Rcfcioed By arrivals az this part,
and at Bsl2on, f-ee: Livcrppd.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08
srPr II.

Prince William of Gloucelter'S
marriage with one of the Glters
to the emperor of Ruflia, is ex-
PeGted daily to take place. They
are princeiies of the greatea ac-
compliments and mott amiable
difpoftion, having been educated
under the immediate eye of their
mott excellent mother.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

The Portuguese fquadron col
leding at Gibraltar, r the pur-
Pole of blockading Z Igiers, &C
cording to a letter j. received
from thence, feems We y fanguine
as to the relult ofthe expedition.
The mole of the harbor of AL
giers is 500 PAGES in length, ex-
tending from the continent TO a
fmall iiland, where there is a
cattle, & a large battery Of guns.
Here are ported lome hundred
Moorih folders, who are con-
tinually on the look out. The
town being III the form of an
amphitheatre next the harbor,
can be eaiily battered down.