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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-15
aIrrau1rla aOnerhser.
TUESDAY, JuNE IS.
/" GLORIOUS NEWS FROM NEW.
HAMPSHIRE,

T1aVNr of14hE,
{" We learn, that it is aicertained be-
yond all manner of doubt, that there will
be a majority of Republicans IN both
Houles of the next New Hamphire Lee
giilature. u
This glorious paragraph, with an ap-
propriate note of admiration at the tail of
it, 6rf appeared in the Concord Republi-
can; the Concord Republican gave it TO
the Salem Regiaer, and the Salem Reeif-
ter gave it TO the Bottom Chronicle, and
the Bottom Chronicle gave if to the Anne
rican Citizen, and the American Citizen
gave it to the Aurora, and the Aurora
gave it. with three cheers, to the Natl
onal Intelligencer, and 70 it travelled
fcuthward to the Lord knows where-hap-
py was the Republican printer who got
hold of it the earlieR. We faw it 6rf in
the Salem Regifer, and taking up the
fciGars we carefully cut it out, and put It
quietly by in the drawer, for future day.
The time has come. This morning we
found in the Bottom Centinel the following
extract Of letter from member Of the
Senate in the fate Legislature of New
Hampshire.
Fran Concord, ". II. Tune 8.
{" To give the lie direct to the hume
rous falfeboods which have been publifhed
in the jacobin papers of the triumph Of
/" Tiygiaianjm" in the councils of this
fate, you will inform the public, that the
Legislature met yeaerday. The choice of
Speaker mott effettually tried the freng'h
Of parties. The Hon. JOHN PRENTICE
had 81 votes, for Speaker, and was elected.
|, The antifederal candidate, the Hen. John
Ianedon had 81 votes. Fed. majority 20.
The two Federal Candidates fer the va
cancies in the Senate were elected, one by
81 the other "a votes. The antics had one
II, the other u. The Senate is there
fore competed of Eight Federalifs, and
four Democrats. The lat year the Senate
was federal to 5 anti. LaDgdon's party
were fra on the ground, and dilFibpted
votes for the Speaker before the court met.
Their chagrin is complete. His Excel
lency Governor Gilman has arrived here
under handfcms EFFORT Of horfe. ,Vivat
Reipu5lie0.''
Who has caught gull now, e" able
editors" Of Republicanifm N. T. Her.
Extrna efa letter fran z gentleman in
Mqrtiui7ae, to bis friend in N. Ysyk,
dated ST Pienes, Nay 20.
e At Guadalupe nothing Deceive has
yet happened the French troops are in
pofeflion of Banaterre and Point Petre,
but the blacks hold fome very ftiong
places which command the town of Bahe
terre. Thefe places are almolt impregna-
ble-the commander in chief, Richepante,
has laid clole fege TO them, by which
means only they can be reduced.
/" About 800 French troops have been
killed, and a great number of blacks.
A fchooner arrived from thence yeaerday,
with dispatches from the commander IN
Chief 10 our Governor foliciting tufply
Of Cores, bombs, ihells, &c. which be-
lieve will be granted.
/" The ifland is in a htuation, dlitrei-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-15

ihops who, in contempt of lawful authorii-
ty, have refuled to give in their reignati-
ons.'
[Toth 18th cIais of exception we object.
1t is in the nature of emigration not to
be purely paiive. The very ACT is the
confequcnce of Deceive opinions and itrong
pafions. 1t cannot, therefore, be expect
ed that man who has emigrated will be
totally NATIVE with refpeet to the perfons
or the Government, or the principles that
induced him TO emigrate. The exception
is too looie and general. We object alto
to the 9th.
All Emigrants are required to return
to France before the a3d of September
next. Immediately upon their arrival en-
the French territory, they are to declare,
before commifaries appointed for that pur-
polc, that they have returned in confe-
quence OF the amneity-- they are then to
take an oath of fidelity to the Government.
This oath is to be taken within month
by the Emigrants who have already re-
turned to France. After the Emigrants
have made the above declaration, taken
the oath, and renowned all places, titles
difintfions, or penions, which they may
have received from foreign powers, they
are to receive Certificate of Amnefy
Ggned by the Minltter Of JuRice. They
are for ten years TO remain under the fpe-
cial foperintendapce of the Government,
who may, if they think proper, remove
them TO twenty leagues from their place
of reGdence. They are to enjoy even
thefe ten years, all the rights of French
Citizens. Such of the property OF the E.
migrants as remains in the hands of the
Government is to be refored to them,
with the exception of woods and foreas
declared inalineable immoyeable proper
ty applied to the public iervice; rights
upon the great canals; and dividends Of
flock hnce there emigration.
The number Of perlons deGnitively
maint aimed upon the lifts is not to exceed
one thoufand five hundred of whom
are to be named before the z3d Of Sept.
Bleaed and prosperous be the man who
has done this deed of mercy and has COM
pleted the great work of Paciacation, by
re2or;ng not only peace to France, and to
the Church, but peace ALTO to private fa-
miles which have been Narrated, divided
and difperfed, during the progrefs of the
revolution. NOTHING in the character
and condua of Bonaparte has exalted him
70 much as this a6t 1t has entitled him
to the gratitude Of the Emigrants, to the
appiaule of the whole world, and will
tran(mit his name with glory and honor TO
the lateG polterity. In the words of the
new French Liturgy, we pray -Domiae,
./aivam fac con/ulew.
London Courier.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-15
NORFOLK. Iune 20.

Arrived the hiP Eliza, CAPT. Biiell,
from Grenada,
Arrived the Aocp Eliza, capt. Smith,
from Grenada. Left there the fhip Mary,
capt. Freeman, to fail foy Bottom in 2
days. Alfo brig capt. Mohill,
from New York; captain and mates had
died.
Arrived the iloop Ruby, capt. Hole,
from New Providence.
Arrived the brig juno, capt LIE Hubby,
from Havre- de- Grace.
Arrived the fchooner Parke Farley,
capt. Anderfon, from Antigua.
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eng beyond defcripsion ,---in the fchooner
came IS women and their children, and
they are daily arriving at the Saints an
illand clofe to Guadalupe, which being a
rock produces fcarcely any thing pro-
vliiens of every kind are exhauited, and
the wretched fugitiyes are in the mott
dreadful fituation. However, two veflels
have failed from this with provifions for
their relief. On the arrival of the French
troops at Point Petre, Pelage furrendered
the town to them, and the general imme-
diasely gave him the command Of a diyi-
iion of IuvmeiJles,' with which he
marched againit Baileterre, and in CORN
ing fort in the town, he had one of his
ears lhot off by black fellow they how
ever carried the place, and bayonesed al
mott every one Of the blacks --tby take
no primers"
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NEW YORK, 1une II.

Arrived, hip RuGell, Conklin, Liver
POOL; brig Rsfolution, Wine, Charlef-
ton; loops Sumarimis, Chace, Charlef-
ton Matthew, Huddle, Savannah.
Cleared, feh'rs Sally, King, Jamaica ;
Determined Rover, Mather, c. Francois.
Ship Ruilel, Conklin, from Liverpool,
on the lit OF June, in lat. Al, long. IS,
lIoSe brg Polly, bound from Bremen 10
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L c. S T.,

At the Fire on Sunday, Fire Bucket,
marked Stebben C0oke. Whoever has taxi
en- it throug h miAake, will pleafe to leave
it with the Printer, or at R. and j.
Gray's Book Store in King a!eet.
June IS. o3s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-15
BALTIMORE, Iune

Arrived lalt evening Bremen ealliot
1ne'is' capt. Wunnenburg, 60 days from
p ps.a Lat. 81 50 long. OF, fpe Ike lehr.
:, naIOara' capt. Wahebreard ircn Lcndcn
10 Baybadoes, 4e
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. 81

ARRIVED.
Sch'r Betley, Gilpin, Turks Hand.
Polly, Tuzo, Bermuda.
Slcop Sakey, Howes, Paaamaquoddy.
CLEARED.
Brig Active, Robinfon, Liibon.
Sch'r Two Brothers, Manning, Barbados.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08

tween him and the ilucr-fealcr a.3
the "a, National lEgis We expect 70 ~
[ns letter come back in ten days, in fbe
New ork papers, and pailinr rbro,,r5
a dozen othersin its way.
his lEgis, which was o,,ore6 -,
length IN lait Recorder, and 70 III.
We ilail again reply in our pext va
i n up not long fince, at Worceifer !,
;M, : : It's founder and prono+er
;, !, r LevI Lincoln, attorney general OF rbe
5 IN, "a states This is the man wio
cans htnie!f lawyer, and who ar 49,,
lame time, iays that public money Az @'.s
not become public property, by be;nc s
Coneeteo from the people. AT an5
sime previous to It's being placed in ths
5realilury. the PRECEDENT may order + ~, ~
DC paid back TO ebe perfons from VII, -
Il was Collected, A doctrine like tbjs i
he Hgfs is conducted BY one NJ
Sake, OF whom we nothing bur tbar w.
rs very Ignorant, very ftupid, and of-~e
very icurrllous. It Sally, the coalf ~ %
Quincy wench, had not been fu7jcirrr,
oy ner own weight, for tending y1eiftrfon
70 70 the bottom, two luch defender &c
Blake and Cheetham would have ia,
patched the buGneis. They have "a
ken a ground which Is iudefen(ibja.
ana from which they cannoc fail 70 be
aFlVen. They declare that, if certa;9
t1cts can be proved, fiey viii gj0e 40
f6s I1!Sfde1f. Some of thele facts have
aready been proved; ana Others viii
De p proved IN few days. Thus, Mr..
yt,eHerion, like an old Roman, falls unon
the point OF his own lword. What 400.
mes OF ihame and CONFEDERATION mutt
the PFei1dent feel at feeling hilnteJf "a
Wretchedly defended Never did fi1ch
pangs OF terror convulfe his bofom
agce the day when that heroic Gcvernor
OF Virginia aed from Charlottesville 70
hide hirnfeli in Carter's Mountain 7gs
a4sger, Of t'-atb las Jfruck his c6.zga5ze,;
fgT0Hga The be4,t ! lie dies al me frt4
blow '.ii'
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08
City az REkmaud S.

dlo day came before me Fohn + ore,
mayor O the city aforelaid, Henrv ne and
, ---.-s.i t4cLl. Z Ca,.s.tar @ic
tiers Of the pap, whics is,
~, called the Recorder
free viii and accord, deciar>
9Vangeiitts and before aIfnight,
~ Banks eiquire of the city afore,
nor ever was direc}ly or iridjrec{,,, conc
III the aforeia;5 paperor ever nrorcf - 81, 81,
mare IN II, thar he has no ri9hr or ,,S,
ever mad to controuI o. direa The nuhI;c,r;o,.
"hIch appear III that paper " y
hat the fad Banks neyer ,Gs.,
-,o~I o. Cofidact which were caIcuIafal -
r. - ~ promote the Controversy, betv.sc,,
80 e,-llofS q the Recorder, and he e.litors
1-1'Hi''f'eF, 70 far from it, that he did.
~, t1!4 controversy cool, place, cs,,r;or
- "a'HanfS. againif a contropefr, ,,a
fes frequently iince u(cd ar,suf,a nts an; ncr
: m win the aRrmants to ont az end -
- " II tfl&f could not be done, % eorGre !;
~ 1u0!eG'S OF a pubiic or political r5.i,,e
''9 iAlo James l. Callender alCo 3ecI,ra
tn%S ne IS Peiiuaded that The aid Rrnr,, Fsnl,l
c@I'ep frequently at the Office ofthe Recorder
io' 10 other purPole. And that the Gs;d Panks
'i"S prevailed upon him to forbcgr ,1,na 6.
~, "a. oe.cat'iohs, when otherwle, acrimon;.
o's aftlGtas you'd have appeared in TIE Re-
- Tb Eilic 81 oy his perfla.ton were fupprcticd
, Ieie af'fn?sats do not believe thar m.
'A'u Dah<s ever called at the Office Of the p
c 5 more than twice in one day, and has
.aPte'Igu TOT t1e PurPo.c Of examining ,hc
prop iAeeSS Of his own writings under the
mead . q the Vifginian Correspondent, writ-
l"se "H'ch every one who has read viii sJnlit
contain no perfonal attacks.
he iaid afirmants frrtnsr declare that ,,a
hon. john MarthaIl, chief judge Of fhe e.
Pfeme court of the United States, 70 far IS
fhey know, was never az the Office of the Re
ooIdsi' he IS not fub,cribet to the raper, has
never tarn'lhed an rtcle 5or publication
IN inc Recorder, ilas never had any Convert
ton, Afereouric or correspondence with either
Of The editors, 70 far from It bis pcrfon is not
even known b" then Given under my hand
tbs bt1 day Of seP,-0bcr 1902.
JOIN FOSTER Mayor
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FROAf TIE

AMERICAN DAJLY ADvEETt.pe
SECREI3 WORTq KMoUlyWI,l
In the controversy Between L4mes
/ CALLENDgR and MER1wEr4rp
JoEEs, pr 1Prieror of the Ricbm1D4 Ex-
miner, Alr. Calender is charged wiz,
having Injured the reputation Of the
Examiner by his editorial conrribur,ong
TO combat this charge vjnd;rarr
MS literary chara5tcr---Mr. Calender
wrote the letter Of which the FOLLOWING i
aa extra6t. With the dapare befw5rr,
Mr. Calender and Mr.. Jones, we are no
way lnterelted. But the fa6ls, r-fl,eFt;rr,
,the agency of Mr.. JErrERsoN n rl2 4,
lPaolcaslon Of " 15e pyelbea 6lfors ay.,,
Isrc OF public concern, and merit me
ferrous attention of our readers. If he
'i4ets be accurately detailed, they indicare
an inconiiitency Of characterize mean
lhels OF duPoiiuon---that We ought never
70 md IN she character OF he Chie,
Nagiitrase cf the Union. Can il be
poiii5!e rh1c Mr., JrrgERsoa, who h..
1h7y5cJ depl0red { che decorations O. the
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08

tent n kichnond; bur he is expected home
IN ihort tln&. / fhal nos co,r;rng-,,,e ,b;s
acton tor the romantic pucpoIc Of attci,,nt;,o
20 recover damages from h2ukrupt. who
already owes me at leaf thirty dollars. ub;rb
mere is no Chance to recover Neither q, IN
fuch itep be taken from the ailivajocr con
ceit OF anncxing additional puoninv RI ~,
character of detected and detelej tco.ndr.l
shall doit merely for the Eak. of irwin, So.
opportunity Of afcertaining the decree oF 80
tlnation which tllc charge deicryes n
IN one of his late letters in the Au~o,a -
itated that knew fonething of fucb -, '' 30
pheft, and OF tuch thief But Dns,e &c,
nous as ne IS, was too wife to hazard anv d
49, anertion at my expcDce, and which niighf
u1Ve involved him in the moG form;dabia
'he4uences. Jones, with lslS cunnino. h,e
p,u'igca figat forward, into the pitfal Of Der
, p''ai accuiation and aiiertion. He well kno,,,-
,l"'' AS puoi'c printer, he is Completely b-ok
up; and that, by the lols of three tho,f,o'I
No'!afs year, man whotc credit is airaade.
Isofie' mas rio profpe6t before BIN, hut t,c 80
oouhoS' or the lall. AS to the certainty rrt;y
.e !, from the iinecure, seth r., "a
Ni'o" nnc'l more than either OF Us has tl,r,,,ol.
r. oPeI 20 pfint. Ioa man, who t+s,,do =
t''9 ni.hK OF irreVocabie ruin, it can he M
.!'lail Importance what he prints, or whc.ho.
T. V1'dct toF twenty cents, or for twenr,ha
ia ~, dollars hall be given againa hG, T.
inc mean time, invite this man =, So. ~
any one, eifc0Tattance connected VIII ~
pLetended crime; when il was con,,,,;et ,.'l.
ID "h3f manner IT was detected; v,hat ,a'
ote name OF the proprietor OF the f;r,,-s
~ ; was tie naIne Of the perfon who NEE,
50 S1t tae robbery ard will 1--WE ones h;m
f!f nifty dollars upon the nail, if he can sier
| nm =, IN what houfe in Twelfth Street Pb;1a
esph,s, erhGr [, or my family, ever rei i;,i
Other paiiages in shis E.sar,iyer ~ =
Int. are mere vilianous than any fhtS% +
remember to have leen in print. Tone W. ;',,
iaes the atylum of the grave &c attack ,be
memory Of pcrion, who certainly nevry a.
tended him, and VINO has been. foHr vesre -
e@rnity. Admitting what he iays 70 h. -
tFae' as IT falte, the Peruial of his piece alone
without farther explanation, or ant,yer unon
my part, is iuiacient to convince a,,v 49,
beng that it can have IIued only from tba
pen Of 4 monner INV
TAlIFS r ptyTy,>-rx--.
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'ie'ie more i:or 'eis il,an deliberate "a x
robbery. Your Nevsbury.Pof Herald IS.
TO be iure, q very valuable publication. bnf.
It can DC Of no iefyice TO the editors Of 9Th
Recorder When you can fr,d any b,d,
10 Richnopi, who will pay us TWO dollars f, ,r
yoe,r iubtcription, and twenty-five cents tor
roar poitage, YOU may have the paper. A re
y"unc5 attained, you, who are you,felyes
printers, 70 play futh mean trick; and e.
pec'%lly after we have 70 repeatedly advertited
sliat We pay no fuch poitage as yours, and thas
we can'havc nothing TO do with fuch fort
o. iubieFibers as you appear likely to be
PACE g CALENDER
Ritbssea!, Sepf. Cd. 1902.
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10. v.
SOMETEIING
FROM THz
GILESJTRg.


| am told you are bad man or VOW
E1ui' DC dand foil and every nan nof5 yog
90 oe not worth Gorice 1 am determined r.
come 70 Richmond ard kick you cut Ct r5ar
pio'ze Mr.. I rs. Jeaarfon is We'll none 70 h.
c"n5ry ana it IS more than you ar in the nlac
@ ~. chuce king OF fence is JcFcrlon and your
I'm IS dam fool that more that YOU can oo,~r
king gu " p /
BURWELL BOipGH
Aagsf 17zb 1907
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No. w.

/ FiE following letter comes from eentle-
man Of independent fortune, and an ire
pfGach2ble Character Previous to the re-
Voiation, ne was member Of the royal
GQunci Of Virginia, 1t is printed here
as complete (st 0f againa the rubhifh IS
tuch oandittl as Duane, Gfeetharn3 and Ill.
Joneses. 1he origin as been feen by
Mr.. Davis, psintes re Virginia ga.
zests. and b. feverai other gentlemen, 10
whoff the author IS well known.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08

his weeks Recorder contains a
Vaflety OF pieces, which had been laid
aide for confederate titne. Upon
shal account, We canrot 10 the preic7r
nan0er 1nlih two ela-s wAic6 were
negsn IN The Taft oac. Thew muf End
over til next week. We kaye ieDs how
'eVer, a pot lcteer 70 Coleman, cditor OF
the New York Herald e be pubiared
u ms two newspapers This lc-tcr yiIl
chr iho-1 2 grcat PaT5 of che dc6a.e be-
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08
No. III

SOME weeks ago, notice was taken Of an
expreilicn that Mr. JcRcrlon employed
| think | fee John Adams twirlinp off
. his wig, and feanping on it Duane
denied that the PRECEDENT could have made
uie or tuci vulgar pirate. Bronton, in
reply, produced quotation from the Mates
on pl,.gtntG, wherein the author focaks Of
f1olrhmg a d,faG. This fnall difcuaRon
produced the following piece. r
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08
For The Reeoyo,ey.

| and that the gentleman who, in his mo
ments OF pleaiantry, fpeaks of fgoiyIinF avigs,
aiio PEAKS, in his graveit competitions, Of
t!wlrling ART: have examined my dc
tlonary; In order that might diiccrn the nncan-
ing of theie words t" ttuirI q d;faf.'' I han
pened to confult Jobnlon, and lure / am, VIE
cher underitand him or nor, the gentinlan,
who IS very fond OF hard words, viii not re-
ject his definitions
:" Twin fays the oracular author of the
dictionary, hgniiies to move e by quick ro
tation."
:. Diffaf," he explains TO be the K aaff, from
whlch the fax is drawn in lpinnng.''
Ano & iPlAdie" he defines TO DC e the pin,
oy. winch the thread is formed, and On which
It is rangiomerate2.'
Il all lhisis corrs6e, dihafFs are never tqci,-
IT,; and conclude that the gentlemen, when
writing in his clofet, and az leii,re. MED
words, Of which he did not know the meaning.
s PLAIN MAN
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diC 10 lBClcCui0IS ikCuid reflect
. 1 the man, who could openly profels
tn nof ardent friendlhip ana inbound
&c eiteern, towards perlons, Whit he
VS. making Tic Of the molt Infamous
mans OF ltabbing their regulations,
v2uld feel very littIe rcuorfc in break
llE the contribution. or Of deRroying
tiE1 toiid baIlS OF our rni9a and harmo0
n, Ihofc wb5 -re avauainred wish
f,s means. waich Mr Jeferfon has
nale ula Of 60 obtain power, cannor
tppofc he woaLd be very icrupulous IN
.ioie adopted for is p5et@ryatioa. lis
nj aeceiiarY in the pre{5nt inltance, to
rtly upon general reaioning. The reader
i4referreJEo The following corre{pon-
d'nce and d0cumcnts, which arc iufi-
cent 20 convince ths met aubborn IN
blievcrs.
LAegs MI. Kind milyt5 The lstteys be-
I9sea MIR. DaViG M. RaHdelpb, Mr.. Lin.
Z II aa3 7. z. Cailenae1, t9aceyuiag Tx
'n.D..N Of TIE .fae.l
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08
60 Mr.. CaAesdry.
RsegiK, near Csb4ana. july I 9s5, 1909.
SIR

| agree IN this ini}ance with the
rrefldent, that i" you are one Of the beIf Wi
terS OF newspaper paragraphs, that have
:. ever teef, either in America or .E,uro2e. y
ne Recorder is conipicuous proof of the
ruth OF the above enconliuir. Many pieces
contain wit; many Information; mott of Them
1ound ana home truths, and not few, Of
great point. 4ou arc, in my idea, the infru-
Ipent to ter OFT the bandggcs, which have fur
rounded The intellectual eyes Of our citizens,
ana abnted their credulity, and blind conf
denee,--l incerely win you fucoels in your
preient laudable undertaking, and that your
paper may have the mot extenfvc circulation.
I, fo"e, qao oi'tns ina fs FRI, PETE fauJqo,
'''rG"@f0 lafarn5 m6ritoru14 b1nm;a.
an with much rcipe6f, Sir,
Your ulof} obedicnt
And moi humble fcryant.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08
JAMES T. CALENDER.
From tbe WIatbigg:0a Fedsya III

Several pcrtcns .2ill r,e
ilsy5 fliat ieferfon, would ever be g..i.r
10 fagraac abreach Of the CONT
TO pay Calender two hundred
i Of the Public .Treafiry. for
Warrington and others. Tho{t
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-08

afo DAY came before me [ohn Fore,
mayor o. the city aforefaid, Henrv ne ar,d
tiers of the pap, wh;cl ;s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
NEW YORK, September "a.

Captain Grove informs, that few
days before he left c. Francois, tleet
had arrived, lat fron, Cadiz, fad TO have
brought from 20 to 10000 troops. On
the 9Th infant fnali village in the rear
of the Cape was lst on fire by the negroes;
more or Iels Of whoin are brought II dai-
ly, and hung or lhot. It iflll remains
hckly at the Cape. American produce
was very low.
dMERIC IN TRADE TO lNDlh.
The commerce Of the United States 10
India, Jays London paper, is lncTeah0S
in degree highly injurious to the n'ete'
Of this country. During the prelent lea
fon, upwards of two hundred lhIP nave
failed from America to India and CHINA
The little port Of Salem alone has 'en'
out twenty fix. - :,
rhe Americans can build and yittusl
their lhips at a third part Of the expenie 10
which we are fubjea, and their trace y
unincumbered by the enormous charges 10
civil and military Embellishments in nm
doftan, to which our traffic neceiiari'y
contributes the confequence is, mat ''s'
can and do underfell US IN mott OF int ~.
reign markets and uulsls ./ane mF0n' u
aaabnd to rxA,il7 this eommfres' m' ~
4viIely grarteantbem, the 'mportattioos VI
our company mutt fhortly be connnea y
eur internal coninmpElon.
This is a grind esag4ge'at''a'
Lou4on, D57vnMg- Street, Jnz' TO-
rAe King has been plealel to appfov .s,,s
John J. Murray, Eiq. to be I0ni'' avs