davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-14
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
March Il.
: ELReTIoN TREATING ACT

Lord Balgraye sroie, parfuant to notice,
to move for leave to bring in a bill tore
peal 10 much of the, act of the feventh of
William the Third, as related to the dila-
bling perions from fitting in thae houfe
who ihould offend againit the faid act !;
and TO make more eHeaual provifons in
lieu of the fame. To the principle Of this
bill he did not fuppoie there could be any
objection; it was evidently intended to
prevent the riot and excefs which too ge-
nerally prevailed at elections: to preferye
the health and morals of the people; and
, was calculated 70 lecure the freedom and
purity of popular elections. He had at
Gra iatended to propoie the repeal of this
act altogether; but from further conhde-
ration it appeared, that the former part
of it was unexceptionable, but that the
latter was not Efficiently explicit or efec-
tive to anfwer the purpofe-it was found
10 have produced many contradictory OPT
! Mons in the election committees of that
Houie--to guide Whole deciGons there
fore, il was edsntially neceifufy to make
iome arrangement previous to the APP
preaching diaolution of Parliament. The
5 necefity for fueh meafare mutt be ac-
knewledged by every perion who reflected
the difgracsful fcenes that had occurred
during the lait election, particularly in
tne horoushof Southwark. He lelt much
pleafure IL rejecting on the aililtaaee the
Treating Act derived from fome lsie de-
ciGons in the courts of law, where it was
determined thar the value Of articles fur
nihed for election purpofes, contrary to
the ipirit Of this act, was not recover
able by law.
This would iesye, no doubs, TO check,
the .Puhlican's Ieaiinets 20 give credit, and
perhaps, in conleqaence, to refrain the
Candidates difpoftion 10 extravaganza.
After lome further obiervations the Noble
Lord deicfibed the object Of his propelled
bill to be, thar if any Pertan returned to
that houfe ihodld on inveitigation before
a committee, be convicted OF offending a.
gainl the proyiiiops of the treating act,
he ihouid De declared ineligible TO be re-
turned on the new writ and that the fame
penalty, ihould on conviction, attach to
the uniuceeisfll candidate ALTO.
Leave was given to bring in the bill.
The principle aaed upon by the Houie
of Lords in Rejecting Divorce Bills on the
grounds that huibands have been inatren-
We to the coadaef of their wives, deierves
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-14

rangements. ~ Vile III
! 4 few examples ! will be les,;.,,
thew the altonilhlng effect The ta d
vernment had on the country. Sial 8,
! The American tonnage employ r.
ed in the year 1890 was F9, lDdl
In 1900 5Sh7G|
The foreign tonnage for the 'l''H|
year 1899 was
II 1899 ab'i|
So that the American tonrae, :aj9|
time had nearly doubled, and 1 Il. :. q. ta
tonnage in the fame time had dec,a %'Sl!
lels than one half, and the year t bsto,.
nearly one third, being then but 90 s' y
! The proportion Of foreign ,oun, e'@|
the whole amount of tonnage, em5 49, 4
10 the foreign trade of the United S s'.'
tor the three years, 1890 to 10, ins
five, was as 1914 to 100 for,hs 6y rs..
1893 TO 1895 as 1876 to Toe b.;;n ~"
decreale of two thirds. S
The revenue of the y. VIA
States ariiing from du-
ties on merchandise e.
tonnage in the year
1890, was z,3S2,6r, D.
In l799it amounted TO 9,46a,,,, y
Being an increafe Of 7,oSo,SII,,
The whole range Of hiitory does 1o
ford fuch an aItonihing increae, in n.
and revenue. Does this argue reoi
gence, corruptnefs, or enmi,y 10 the con-,
try I
Can any one view this rapid, this AL
ni(hing increale in wealth and reiours
and not feel grateful fer the abilities a,
exsrtions of thofe who planned and en-
cuted the meaures which led to Them
We have likewife been conducted vii
fafety. through mott trying and critic
period we have been prelerved BY vi
dom and frmneE. from the threatened c.
lanity of.two wars; and the fsdsrIs
have gone out Of Office leaving the col
try in the enjoyment Of peace and pulps
rity, podelIing a full treaiuly and fourth
ing revenue. Stronger proofs canaotb
given OF the prudence ami wiGdon Of anI|
standardization.
Let US now fee what is to be contaa.
ed 10 thefe. Let US fee, if, out ofthen.
rious and multiplied charges of mitccraa|
and delinquency-of tie magni6centFo.
mites of reformation, Of PROPERTY AID
happiness, they have proven the toInf
or realized the latter. The merits b9
plead are very different from thote Ia
have been conGdering. You are poln'
- 49, va, d;n,;a;o,sd rsvsor-
CO CO - go ei .,.o,,h, ;. ,abor - , r.o,bI,a
congrefs.
oocana =, ~ = e.. st,s ;, nrefent they hlr
sc..a - non con6jes
already Dcen pIeiIt.ed ~ Jo' 49,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-14
NEW YORK, May 10.

Arrived, brig Mary, Lover, St. johns,
N. B. fch'r Dove, Norfolk /; JEFF
ferfan, .Newbern; Cary, Lee,
Wilmington; Sally, Smith, Portfmouth.
Cleared, thips Neptune, Afcough, In
dia; David, Havana; brig
Twins, Scott, Jamaica ]; Weltha Ann,
Moorehoufe, Cadiz;sloop Cato,
Bermuda.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21

~ guarantees. Are thole men as ehi-
rnaoe, as important part OF Helyetia as
Argovia, the Pays de Vaui, and the Bal
liwicks, forsncrly.iubje6f, whole political
tights France has guaranteed, not only IN
the Treaty of Lunevilie, but 10 all 'ho.e
which, face the war, have bound the an
Gent ties cf France and Helvetia rlo-
Ter.
One may conceive that it will be thcte
psrscns who will endeavor TO fpread the
belief, that the Helvctic Republic may
be led by ipifitof imitation TO eRabllih
wah the Fira Coulul the relations which
unite him 10 the Italian Republic; but
this idea is as far from the expectation of
the FIT Coniul as il is oppohte to all his
descrminaf;ons, and his formal intention
IS, nor to concur in the organization OF
Switzerland, but for the purpose of inlar-
ing 10 her an ablolute independence
/ am perluaded, Sir, that you will tranl-
nit to His Electoral Highnefs the com
municatioas / have the homer to make TO
you, the Importance of which he will not
fail TO appreciate.
Recsive the aliarances of my high con-
liberation.
(Signedl
CH. MAu. TALLEYRAND.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21

,hot,tg oe a private letter feceivsd I
week from Bombay, overland, thar tn.
F.m,cror Of China has RENTED fome du-
ties which were conGaefed as exeeiiys,
and operated as check on co'i'meies.,-
We ljkewile learn that the Emperor's Aii-
nifers in general have given many favoF-
able teaimonies of a friendly d'ipoanon
towards the Brisifh and the Emperor has
folisited the young gentlemen belonging
to he Cumpany's Fdctory at Canton, e.
dulouay TO ftudy ,he Chinefe Language,
in order that cloier connection may take
place, by means OF ready ard prompt csm-
munication.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
L A ES T
Foreign intelligence.

From Glatgsr0 papers t2t5s I'd # Novem,
Der, rsesivsa at The agEss e TIE NJ z.
Msreautas Advsrfify, b. tie J5sb II
Ii0, TrsdIvslz.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
pR1cgs or srocK, Caohcr 70.

Bark Stock, 1909 r79. India, aoz,
500, aozs. 3 per cent Red. GO LIT
ssg-s. 3 per cent Con. 81 3-S3 45-S.
i per Gems Con. S3I-sl s. IS 8, sper
cent Navy, 100 Is 7.SI.z. 5Per cent
An. 1897 90 i-aI-4 7.SI-z. Blk. Lg.
An. Blk. sh. An. 1898. 941. 8 per c.
Imp. Ditto Ann. Is years. 81 Ex.
Bills, IS. pr. 8 ditto IS. dit. Omniun,
o14I-s. Con. Nov 81 3-S 7-S II.
Lottery Tickets, Il. Iss.
Prices ST Sacks this day at o'elock.
3 per cent Conf. 67IE-Ditto for Nov.
81 $685. 8 per cent Red. fhat. Omni-
um, 10! dl.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
PARIS, October Is.
Frow tie Mo9ifsur.

The late troubles ii Eislyes.a having
given uneaiineis 10 rhe neighoouring irates,
the French governMent, IS ioon as It law
the diieEdey checked, and It's mediation
demanded, hstened TO make the event
known to the adjoining powers. The
following is the letter shat was written
on the location on the 9Th 10 M. de Get
TO, AIinilter of Bavaria.
TIE Mmiasr IF Foreign Affairs Y N. De
Ceft0.
Pargs, as.k gexdemaix, GOA. 49,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
REMOVAL.
Peter Now3anA
HAIR DRESSER.


RESPECTFULLY latorms The public
that he has removed bis fhop two doors
farther North inskoyai.ftreet, where he
intends carrying en- his tutneis as uiual,
and where he has opentd and offers for
fale the following articles,
Ladies and sentie.neu's drcairg cafes com
plete,
Violet and Windfor foap,
Chemical wath balls for ,preierving the
hSia, " - ''0''s
Ro!e, mellifower and msdechail pcna,un
in pots ami ticks,
ladies' forehead mounted tortoIe hcll
ccnts, Gentiemen's co
Too'h bruihc. OF various descriptions,
Lip aiye,
Portable japanned lhaving cafes,
Rouge, Face Powder,
Gen,Ier,en's fix and cotton fufpendc1s,
Horkins's razor itfOps with pate,
Powder bags,
Silk and fwanfdown Puffs,
Thread n'sht caps,
shaving boxes,
Silver and plated thimbles,
Silver tooth picks, Ivory 60.
lweezcrs,
Silver and feel bodkins,
Warranted razcrs,
Drei1ipg ccmbs,
Periulned and common hair powder,
Shaving powder,
Court platter,
Denti!rice for preierving the gums,
Engiih ihoe blacking on boards.
Together with ainlof every article in
his line.
He will always keepa fupply of
Ladies Wigs g Fr1zetts,
Allo gentlcmen's fashionable CROP WIGS
and Natural do. which he will diipoie of
on the moA realonab.e terms.
March rs. 2aw6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
BALTIMORE, March ~.

The fchooner Manner, Weeks, from
hence arrived at K.nsGou Ua'naical tie
10th uit.
Arriecl lait evening fehooner Lark,
Cap. Rogers, Is days from PORT RcpuO.s-
can-Le,r there hip Mary, CAPTAIN Her
yty, CT New York, and ie,e,aI oihvss,
name not rcco!lcted. Ihei,hoCncr Cor
del;2, csrt. Crhman, CT this port, failed
two DAYS before ;ae La'k, los Cape bran
co.'s. March 18th, ircke 1T. So, long.
IS, 20, loop Eagle, capt. Green, from
81. Ihonas's bound to Khoie lNand.
A!lo, schooner Ha,riot, Captain Derby
l7Gays rom Bofon. Spoke on the nighi
OF ,ap 2o;h of Cape Henry, ilocp under
jury mais, blowing herd, could no;
Kan hcl name Or deitination.
Alio, K hocner Lily, captain Wade 10
days iion Newbern, \. {.
There isa ihir, a brig iron, Turks-ll.
ar, and i>Eooa-r. in tic bay.
Aiio. ichooner Harrio,, c~ptain Chace,
~ days from Martinique. Left there,
nImb-r Of American ys:!els: names TO: re-
coi.ectel The fchoo,er Fortune, capt.
iaa,hrcic Rad arrived =. TIE ching. le'h
Mach, in Lat. 50, 10, long. 4, f'oke
hIP-, captain Derry, i;o;u India, 70
Rhode lland, tive months out.
Markets duli--Fiour J dsi.ars, Molat-
ies itoo- 81 20 ~ ioas, Sugars 5 dollars,
Cocoa 10 DO. Rum 50 cents.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26

aa,es A1all be forever tAe r-oia:;y G. spsiu, and
there thali be called to the theone al infant ct
thas family. II the rsigrrs king Or his children
lnal not have heirs, the Ions OF the rrigning king
Of Spain f,sll fucceed to thctc stsates.
VII. The fr.t conlui, and his catholic raa;ehy,
agree to obtain fer ,he rcignrg luke cf Parma IN
confederation Of the Remuneration he has made IN
favor Of hi, ION, jun indena,:,s, eishee IN roiiei'
hors or revenues.
VIII. The prelent treaty flaIl b: ratified and
exchanged III three weeks
Sisned)
LUC!EN BUONAPARTE.
PRINCE or PEACE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
PROPOSALS
For txbi,6Mg BY Suk/rrptisr,
A TREATISE
ART OF DENTISTRY,
By B. I. LCNGBC rHOM,
CrypcroN IiENTISr

SURG DENTIST,
No. 2oa, MArket-Stree!, BaLtimo,r,
Copy Right Occurred according to Law.
The author of the above Treati!e,
encouraged by the appreciation he has re-
ceived, ard the advice of many medical
and other respectable characters to whom
he has the honor of being known, and who
allured him fuch d work would meet ge-
neral appreciation and fucceis, Preiumcs
thus to offer, what he TUFTS will, by elu.
cidating its practice, place the art he pro-
feHes on more eligible footing than it
has hitherto fulfained-the tooth. dr. W.
ing mechanic and barber-denliR, have IA
tally erected Rardard whereby the ig-
norant form their notions, and unthink-
iugly annex to drawing and teeth
fcraping all that is rcquiite to be known,
and although the we'll informed are aware
that to .preterve, regulate and remove
teeth, is of import and concern to almoe
every individual in exiaence-yet to
trace their dileaies, the caufe of their de-
fciencies Or the injury they do the iy(.
TEN, by generating putrid matter, has,
it is prefumed, formed no part OF their
contidera,;on-Wi,hout enumcrating all
the iabje6s it will treat upon, luflce it to
fay, none incident to the dentif's art,
which theory, or ten years ccnffsnt
and extendve practice, has informed the
writer of, will remain unnoticed, or
withou, Zach remedies being offered there.
with, las, adhered to frietly, has hereto.
tore eife4ad cure.
This work is well calculated for the
ufe of families, OF perlons Out Of The vici-
nifty of proteiional aliaance. From IRE.
tfsde,s to the art, dilapprobotion may en-
fue; bu. from the liberal, regularly bred
Surgeon DentiA l have nothing to aPpre-
bend, for he will admit, the more it is in
fpeaed, the drmer he will aand.
The book will be ready for delivery to
hhicTibers at their refdence within fix
weeks from the preieor date, or hereafte,
may be had, with the authors centi-
frices, at Mr.. Maris's, Druggif, No. l,4
Make Street, where iubienpsions are
receivet-as they a;fo are in Philadel-
phia, Mr.. BY Somsri Br'ta~ IL George.
Town, by Mr.. john Onee; in Alexan-
dria, by DR. James Kennedy, Fairfax
Strees--Price osedaiiatvso be paid on
delivery Of the hak.
Mnsh ak. $50
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26

Neptun. from Pert Republican, inic,ns,
thu, the iloop tgle,athig, Co,ter, on her
padage from Gora,'es TO this pert, was
captured by BY Erench man OF war cali
ed L'Aisic crew put on hoard, and
ordered 10, Polt Republican,, near which
place Inc was .ot, cargo expected to DC
iavrd.
Capt. Co,tey writes, ,ha. when he lett
Ccuaiycs .hS town was Ia danes.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
gltraunr!a aohertlser.
FRIDAY, MARCH rs.
ProgrrG If 'eeensTst'on, or tx g .I9f
rigkts Of The nin9rHy."

P,ogyG Of ,<eener.t'ou, or tx GO igf
rights Of The 1rhaori!y."
Benjamin J. Lovnde, has been dlfIniaed
from the Office Of Pon -naAer at B'adeni-
burg, and William RotS appointed in has
o,a<c. The poH-Maacr Genera! IS 70
anxiou. 10 complete The med:sated '.form
that he had not provided fnccshor 10
Mr.. Lowrdcs when he fent the dlir,iiIon.
Af.er it was gespIed by feveral gentlesen,
Mr.. LovrGes Was ifiu,sed with an oaer
70 be continued: ard wonderful to be
told, !, was with iome difficulty, thar a
perion coul4 Be got TO accept the appoint
ment. ""ih. red. !
4 letter 15aw Pert Republican, eH'fa
Fc5ra0yy IS, .iGy', "A ST. MARKS 'be
rts,ors ti"qgrd cory ibing, <<ve~ tie
-4m<,ltau ,sIDtA; Tx Jcilss sby carried
or Eq,s ard into IKE zV.9ai, ant zoe knc7v
rat y.t tier fax. Cap'an G2:fr, in a
brig Jrum ",lmMgh", lad a e01h4lr-
CHE E.m IL ytscle fuken .trom I'm, and
tbs ctte' @1Vss svr's fiHagtasVea to fher
ca5u .!snj:lI."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26

a,aina the Tripolitan:s. Seven fail OF
swediih merchantmen had been captured BY
the Tripol,tans within the lait year. 1t
was reported, that as loon as commodore
DIE appeared off TnPoli, the Swedifh
captains who had been kept as ilaves, were
permitted to walk about III tae day time as
ur;ioners CT war.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
CHARLESTON, March II.

Captain Cpromwoll, os he ichooner
MaTsaIls;a, M;l!wolth, bourd ircm ha-
varra &c this Yort, gives the following ac-
Coun. Of the ioiS q the f>looner:
Wcdrcicay, Maylk 2, lex Hayan-
IT.. -. s P. NJ. the Cattle bore S. S. W.
Oman, ; leagues. 1T midr;&h; tavnd
tic vefc! nsde ell every La.f hou, -
at :. NJ. heard the aver running int
the ,ehe, urcct The la,hca,d cuaI,er-
tore ,le ceiling u, and iound it to be IL
or uf ~ .>oE.s abatr OF tke Horn C,u;ch,
70 th.' wc co"!d ncr get al it % clsnch it !;
hcVet tltrksss, *. n between he CELL
ing arc bottom, klCh We found 10 fop
il Coui:c rabjy. Al A. ii. iound the
leak Y..--G u U e taf, than We wer,
cbHsed ~ A.ep Doth pvr,ps oonnardy
empioyel-weEi down inio i hclc, aUtt
could ltar TIE wa:e, rurring n.,c fer IL
d MN x: Ct places. ~ meridian, icur1
he ,eaE ga.reG on Us al the Isse q ,w,
'rctss per kcur ~oIe ihip ard food &c
Tx S, ". 1t Greer 10 NIKE ,tc n;gheH
hsrtour-lat. II, IS, n. iug. Sc, So,
w.
Thu,f1ay-1heie If hours logan
with fgln blee4es from :. E both pun.t )
continuity employed ; LEX s.irirg very
~; Oh Us, having ,h'es al. hall feet wafer
il yhc tcld-st I, P. NJ. de'cred fail
IL the :, ". itartins ,c the \. Ear
bal. psf p. Nj. 4 oke hel; ihc proved
20 be ,ht ih', Richard Canton, Daniel HUI
tcr:, L,a.tyr iGlm Havanna, bound t.
Ch&r!c4lon, who got his boat out, ar.
come CT beard of US, and faid BY us until
8 ?. ~. when finding it was imroiii' lie IL
ct sht N,aei into port, &c then havirl
five ID half feet water ii the hold, toot
ors viii great difficulty, a few articles =
tie Cage, and Tx iPecie en- beard, when
we lri, her.
Capt. Waltron inform that about the
zlt OF FEB. III a gale of wind, the follow
ire vtfll, were driven aikoIe or POM,
JICko near Matanz,es
Ship Fox, formerly belonging to Char
leitou.
Ship Fanny, of Salem.
Spanilh fchr. African.
An American brig, arc two ichooners,
names unknown.
The veiieis were totally loit-cIews
iayed.
Tie brig Brilliant, Smith, arrived on
the 9th init. from Malaga.
The United States thip Bottom, Capt.
M'Neil, arrived at Gibraltar TIE latter
end OF Dec. from France, and failed the
IL Of Ian. TO join commodore Dale, ws;o
was cruiGng of Tripoli.
y Swedith feet, conf!ing of ore Ct
gun CHIP, three friga,es and lloop OF "ar,
had arrived within the Straits, TO crai:e
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
CLOVER SEED.

A frcsh foppIy Of Clover Seed jua received
and for iale, by
RICKETTS,, NEWTON 4 CO.
March 8, q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
MARBLEHEAD, Iuna /,

Arrived, fchr. Hercules, Lows, u
bon 4s days Sailed from thence On 4,
18th of April, fnow Mary, Rich, of g
ton, for St. Petersburg. Left there. Nj
Shipcarpenter, Simpfon, CT Newburyrr
for Cadiz Brig Glory, Vale, Of NJ
York, for do. fthr. Federal Eagle, Ch5,
Ter, Of Duxbury, for Bottom.
Brigantine Harmony, Steyenion, fn,
Bonsvea. Left there or the 10th Ami
the following vefels-fhr. Polly, Man,
of Bolton, to fail in 6 days, brig Hanna
Barnard, do. in 10, fhip Eliza, Bunkq,
Of Nantucket, for the South Seas; Eh,
Venilia, Whiitcoat, of Providence, e,
the Wet Indies, fhip Neptune, Hl,dy
Of Philadelphia, trading. May sg, ioi.
fch'r Nancy, from London, bouni
to Martinique. June 3, fpoke brig Fox
Dean, from Portland, bound to Martin
ique.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18

l 1'.;,, &c. Of the PFelsnt alaiuia,,.,..
WIZ ! not be eonddered improper 1'a az /
TO OFT 1ta e; thoie likewiic, tia, have Pssre
mlised BY law, as they were no' Ies s
'Yss TO their political ientiner,,. S''
the victims of party rancour, ,5', no,
who tell BY the arbitrary msnd saa" 'Ie
prelloent. 'sS ot1
The repeal of the judiciary !,
the internal taxes, was no donh, '"' \
mended by the fame fpirit, which d. 'sco|
10 many worthy officers, 70 m.nv Ntp'l,I
and amiable families OF their oo,n 's'Pl'
of iapport. Ifthey delcribe focb ~ 13ai
as magnanlmoas, liberal and ,o I'naQ
what wcald they allow to be iJI;bs, a,"I !
tolerant and perfecuting? With os IN
the Prescriptions of Marcas and S,l, p '''n
the bloody psr!ecutions of the triyn n,' ,a'
viewed through the medium Of nb;Ia r',''
would be conildere,, but as the evo,'r ~
ces of liberty, the certain indic,r;o,. >- NJ
found and healthy contribution,
CENSOR cENSoRUM
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
NEW YORK, June IL.

Ne are INDEBTED to a gentleman ubo tame
pGDsnger from Nszu-O flsanb t~ the
tolazvtng information:
Mr.. PRINTER,
During my fay in New Orleans, from
the 10Th Of October laG to the apt
May, I have made the following oba.
vations refpeaing the hiPping Of TIT
place, and of which I enclolc youac coy
for publication. h.
Mew-1 or&, 13tb Jars, 1902.
The Eliza left New Orleans 23dMN
and the Bali(c on the 9Th May, in CON-
pany with fch'r Polly, of aid for Ball.
more Span,h fch'r captain 10
gers, for the Havana fhip Rebscca, Of
Baltimore, capt. M'Neil, fol- the HaYan.
nd and Liverpool. The Rebecca ~'set
in the PATS, al anchor, drawing 100 'nueA
water to get over the bar. :,
Lip Of ve.gsh LEFT at Neeo-OrlfaH A0
a3d, 1902.
Ship Aurora, Of New York, BnTnnan'
for Cowes and a market, with cotton 10
fail in 8 days; fhip Thomas WiIio'' Of
Philadelphia, l. Jones, for LiyeI To,
-four and cotton, to fail foon; fnP CON-
msrce, of Norwich, Rockwell, Liver y"
pool, -four and cotton, TO ialI ioon' VI?
Pa,terlon, of Providence, for Llvef% 20:
-four and cotton, to fail in 10 days. u?
Neptune, of Nantucket, ior oieenr 3S
cotton, ready to fail; brig ul'ana, 0' -,
York, vanduym, for New, YORK. ,fp pS
ton, to fail in 3 days; brig Oh'o' UNI ~,
ladelphia, difcharging, chartered r' "b
-four for Liverpool; brig Mara, T rsrs
Jamaica, -four, to fail fooo; brig r ao,,
of Philadelphia, for the Welt Indies, ,a5 sr,'
toail foon; brig Ceres, Of New 5 so'f Bes
Stephenson, Wsa- Indies, -four !, oil pI'S D po,
fey, of Newburyport, Patch b %, d;o S..
ton, to fail in 10 days; Spa'''nn .I i;,f 10.
rah, formerly of Portland for f IarI Of
bacco; spanih Zip Het'y' d io,,iS' hip
N. York, for do. tobacco 'Pl''@ ea, m'
Olive, for Bordeaux, fasar and l.. for
to fail next day Spanlin IMP
Cuba. ,c
spaailh hips 4, briggs ?, ieh rs. ., >.
American hips s, briggs 9, '."
In the river, American Dig"
Ships 9, briggs 10, fch''s 5; h,;, EIiz,
A brig from Charleiton, and D,'S T,aprc,
and Sarah, from Bottom, ao0p' .
from town. 10Th o..
A,r,vah at Neev-OrlsAa', fra" l ;eo,.
.o1er, 1901, II the a5a MG yS,,a MINI I
~ American veaels; 20
French. 1874 arrivals. :. barbour On
the ,9.A October, 4 spanih 'stls'' '''
vciiels-yi1. -. Is Ghcor"
Amsrican--ss hips, y 1f'sS'
4 loops.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
FYon The Wa@jngtou FrderalN.
Axt1eaeral Mjiysprslsgtatims,
No. Q6.7oa.

The National Inteliigencer has under
taken 70 give lift of what is called fe-
deral INTERPRETATIONS. Among them
weshnd iome, which which were publiAed,