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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-29
EnR N1LE.
BENNEfl' GO VI 80

DIN " a. As4S " =
gf.sr res<.xel az FIR fsr fa.<, srt..s-
fax exa retail,
The following GOODS
Bcst Bslboora GCFsahs,
and IS lnaia Mullins, aas
Ar eoa:ir.
Shors -ai long Nankeeus,
Bandaana HanskeTehiess,
Irah Liasns, 81 70 -. acrilng, re-
msrlssb.y well bcuga,,
uuak eolsured All plain caanbfis
Msa;ns,
b. Z ana wisi.e Tsziian Cfspss,
g~iis ard issirg Six, asa 4aalify,
! ,faak ilsk MoltA;ns,
! &C Vssssscro, ard Cords,
6 Do. kaivss ana s5osks, @ell aifortrd,
i do. Furniture saa eerdsA DiDiiies,
! boxes scotch Threads, No. 8 . s.,
], 60. Englifa SaO. fhfrsa Ut iuFeri-
or qas;iiy,
Saas half eli Fvssi aas,
TisIslrnbgrgs, Csisnsn Doalas, white
Rnilis Sssseings,
Diapers. Diapcr Table Lisen, all sze',
Narcotics an3 fsfelhae ccs,On Cooatste
Psnes,
Bel FF, EngIiih glazed and battle
Gunrowder.
They daily expea an abort
nens Of a<uiii4 Sneetings and Ravens Daek.
De. II. eodiwiaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-29

The r,ergee s. ssecngaaicl hy l..l:y
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p,,.h~.n ,he l.,rn-.-a ,,,ter
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-29
KENNETH MAIHES0N,

q IN Y Z. = " - = - - =
ff4s rxws2sl q re ioss lasssY srssPisa er
Mr. 5aazss P.iisr, sa.s s9i
ysy Saie.
x llhds. frlt quality Barbados
Spgsr.
70 Pipes Holland Gin, q faPsFior ga
lisy.
a lew punsheeus an and S'a proof -
maica S9lTsss.
n. s. Maryland 'robaeo & slour
psrehafed. =
Dec. II. 60
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

In Connecticut. the republicans have the
preient year SO voies more than at the lat
eie<iion--shar. according TO the return OF votes
at the election this year, the relative ireug,h OF
parties 10 that fate aands thus Federal 6,77q
-Repahlican 1854.
In Vermont parties arc nearly equally di-
vidsd--if there is any preponderance. IL is on
the lde of republication.
The governors and lesi0a,ures Of the as,es
OF New York. New. Jerfey. Pennfy ylvaaia. Del-
aware, Maryiaod. Virginia. North Carolina.
South Carolina. Georgia, kentucky and Ten
neGee, arc decidedly republican. How any one
can. under thefe circum6ances. alert thar a
majority of the people of ,hefe aares are feder.
slifts, can only be accounted tor BY rejecting
that the aGertion has been made in the Bottom
Cesfintl. and then all wonder will ceafe.
4 9gyoyG.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19
Re9a6lean;Lm truly Triumphant.

Whoeves could believe that = majority ,oi
the people OF the united States were more
friendly TO the late than TO the pseiert adminif-
,rs,ioo, moa Be PaGing fuPid. when IL n recc'-
leelcd, that -EoA
The governor aud1ssiaaiure Of Rhode a.
ssd are RfpsbliSaS. IN !. rQi3
There are ,hpe-eights. At Icag, Of the peo.
rle Of Maj .ehufe,s friendly to the rnfens sd-
rninihfa,ion =.
There Is very fmsll maj,risy Of federal
"A, in the iesil Iu'e Of Nav w-Hamp6ife.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

Jua received. aud tor Sale at this Office.
THE Danger Of DspiGng tie Divine
Couwsi:
Exhibited in a Diisourle. delivered the LORDS
Day after the Execution Of the late unfortunate
JASON FAIRBANKS.
BY THOMAS THAcHtg, A. M.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19
EXTRACT OF A LETTER

EXTRACT OF A LETTER
From England 10 one Of fbe Ediieys Of fbt Amer-
ieas Liffffay ASUoiysr. dated March, 1904.
Mr.. Windham m very bitter againft the
peace he fays it reduce, tie country into a
pfovisce of Frasce. Your PrcGdent's meiiaee
TO Coogrefs receives the met unqualified appro-
batioa from all parties hero. During John Ad-
ams's administration we thought you were pur.
flung the ruinous fyasn Of our government,
and many Of our friends who talked of emiets,-
ing when you left ~ gave up the idea from an
apprehen6on that they would get little by the
exchange. The fubjcd is now again become
in,ereAing, and have no doub, but the United
States viii be enriched by the taleon, indufry.
and capital, Of many Of our bea citizens.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19
AMERICAN LITERARr FAR.


efeets of this inltitGtion have far exceeded the
expectations Of iis promoters. Forty fix Book
leIIsIs met on the rt inf. and numbers more
daily till the 9Th, at which tine the number of
volumes difpo!ed Of was sfima,sd At more thar
IaJa mllss, and then much bufnsfs remained
TO be done. Meaiures are however adopted to
make the Fair permaneat, az aaoshes is 10 be
held in PhiladeIphis on the J 4 Tpcfday in DC.
tobcr next. at Ne~- York the ra Tuefdsy in
April, 1893. and 70 continued fsmi- annually.
During then Rsy in New. York. thoie who
attended at the Fair pastook Of an enscrtainmeni
provided for them an orsiion vas delivered
mii,h aud harmony prevailed, apd il vas laid to
b, truly /" feaa Of sssfon and aow of the foul I"
The toaas drank, which arc appropriate and
fpiritea, want Of roon obiigss ss 70 omis. An
addrcis Of the printers sad bookfeflen 70 their
bseihfen in the Uuited States is alfo omitted for
the fame fesfon. lB~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

fie bysnfi." 20 ovesse the rpubIicsns. snd
give rhc mortal wound to the liheriies Of his own
country, ia f,seisss (aAsk Of Fsds'aij~. and
ihews to what lens,hs the faction would proceed
if they once more poileaed the whole power Of
the United States. ISalfu -Rrs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

Dollars i4.os9 ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19
COMMUNICATION.

How happens il that the Federal Editors
Of the Mercury have not publiihed until the
eleventh hour the Speech Of Governor Strong Z
Nor is it accompanied with one folitary remark.
Docs he fpcak 10 manner too much approach
ing republicanifm, and inimical 10 afiaocracy,
that they would NOT hurry the preis TO infeft it,
OF are they preiTed with better matter from
purer Gource, fnck as Balance and an Evening
Pof papers fuppored by an Hamiltonian fac
ton, Who arc now watfing againa the co6iiisu-
ted authorities Of the county, and who, " IN
order TO influence opinions or meafures, or to
fctaliare upon fappofed injuries, have no icru.
pie 10 violating the plaincG rulcs Of dcceacy and
jufice." This is but one Of the many republi-
can like o5fcfvatioas marked la Gov. Strons's
Speech. is not in favor cf a civil war. nor
Of a diviGon of the Northern from the SJuthefn
States. Alas how unfortunate that he differs
e. materially from thefe friends of order--bdt on
the contrary, he fays it 10 the duty OF every
State TO fupport that contribution and govern
ment which the people wills /; for " 70 long as
thelc States are united, they will continue to in
creafe ia power and proipefity, but whenever
the tics which connect them are diaolved, they
will probably decay and fail TO roin by mutual
ieaIouies and inteaine feuds." How different
this. hox unlike n,odcrn fedcraiifm. He would
have them aIio conine their remarks within
the limits Of truth and csndor, nor let their poif
onoustongues be forever vomiting abtes on the
heads Of government, unworthy even of Pofcu.
pine, their former nvoriic tbut nov abandoned)
leader. He wines alfo their difcdfions on po.
liticaf fubjeds might be made with Afia re.
gard TO honor and decency, and every fenscece
marked with calmnefs--not exciting The pal
Gons Of the Multitude BY cfses Of French dcpre-
dafiods loaus. sub ploss, ard al the idle horics
that their crazcd brsins can imagine.
ssie fin Intent OI|srSsr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19
N E>W P o r L,
Saturday, June g, 1902.

On Monday next. the Honorable General
Aifembly OF s.this State will convene in this
town, ,agrcesbly 10 adjournment.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

-
The difference of ,hefe accounts in
favor of the houie expcnces for
1904, being thss much iaved by
the republican membefs, is i,zso "a
To which we mua add the iavings
In the pay OF the members, as the
houfe has been in ieilion only four
and half months, inRead OF eight
months. foppofe sbout 10000
Total balance to I'll: credit Of --
the year 1902. Dolls. 3I,z8o "a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

or The pertinent I" Comuonieation," ="
over the Ggnature Of" A Republican" ihzil
sppcsf cext week. - ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

THE fublcribsr informs the public that he
4 carries on the Bras Foundcry boiineis in
all its various branches. at his mop in Spring
rfeet. nearly oppoGtc Mr.. John Bampsr''.--
lie ale Makss and Rstaits t
Houfe and Gun Locks. 1hofe Who may favor
him ~ith their cunom, may depend On punetu-
atty and every savof will be acknowledged
by the publics humble iervanr,
WILLIAM TRlCkETT,
Newrort, Iunn IS, soa. cotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

R.Dsips I" anpusasing knife" to ieperase
the Southern Stsses, soa difmember the Uniop,
h.s |" Lsis If Sss,p ,pswSsr, and the ftyssfss n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

WE fhould no, think the following ELI
nate OF any coniequence TO ti'e public. only as
IL ierses TO expoie anothsr isihooi. pobiihed
in late Mercury. sgainh the preis"t Congreis
OF the United States. This truly federal paper
has had rhe hardihood TO sasr that a. the houie
OF Representatives of 1904 have expended better
than nine thoulsnd nine hasdred and fifty dol.
lars more in proportion than the honfe of 1895
did."--Lct the public examine the Rasements.
Facts arc aubborn things.
Esimate Of contingent sspsweo Of f5r Ho9fs ef
Rsp,ojsxfaiivsi Of tbs Uxaea STATES yssr .6e
Jeav 1904.
Printing buEneis TOR the iciIion, NJ
pet bills OF particulars o.ooo
Binding, folding and aiIshiog papers 600
Stationary TO the 1T OF April 1900
Newfpapes for members by order
OF the houle 1000
Fuel. candles; and fyruP, and every
other Contingency 1900
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
>ssf.a
NATIVE BEAUTY
A SON TT.

THE fair Quaker maiden. near. elegant, plain.
With Juice the praife of the town mall obtain /;
Content with the beauty by nature beaow'd.
UnpIaetis'd the liccnfe by cuftom ailow'd.
Regarded. Of fsfhions, fhe thinks herfelf dreit.
Without tort'ring her har, ,or exPo6ng her breaR |:
But tho modef reluctance that family reveals,
Enhances each charm which it ihcws or conceals.
The girls who have borrow'd gay burden, from art
And are Of THRMsELvEs bur 10 littIe part,
With envy fhaIl view cv'ry fseet native grace
That bratbes in her form, or that blooms 10
her face
With eovy ihali Ggh. while their hearts mutt
confcfs
Tha, lovely Simplicity, Beauty'' bcff dreis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Francis AnderGon,

TAKES this method to inform his cuaomen,
i and rhc public at large. that he has re-
moved TO his New Store. at the fouth fde Of
the market, on Newman's wharf, where he pro-
poies TO carry on buhneis under the firm of
Anasr/on sS Heatb:
He has the fame AHorment as before, aod win
fell as low as can be purchaied in the State. He
returns his frcere thanks to his former cuitom-
ers, and begs for continuance of their favom.
NJ. B. Matters Of velIels may be fuppIied at
the fhprteR notice, by calling at their Store.
aE They have on hand, quantity
of excellent CHEESE, at wholefale or retail
very cheap for csfh.
NfqOpoyf, May n, 1901. 7Sf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Hard Ware Store.

THE Sobfcsibcr RESPECTFULLY informs his
Il friends and the public. tha, he has jaa re-
ceivcd by the la,eil arrivals at Bottom from Liv.
erpool, general aderncn, OF HARD WARE,
direct from the Manufactures, which he viii
Offer for faie. in P,erssssee. az the Store OF Mr..
ISAAC PiraAs. directly opro6tc the Baptia
Meeting Hcute. by Whoicias only. upon as
Jcafouable terms AZ can be purcha(sd at New
York or Boaon.--rhcy arc now opening, and
viii be all opened in tew days. by
HENRY GREW.
Providence. May 7,, ,so,. s7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
To be Sold or Let.

HE Court ofProba,e for the town OF New
i port, having appointed the fabfcribsrs
commiih oners. TO examine the claims of the cred.
itors TO the eftare Of Walter EAsroN, lste Of
faid Newport, deceafed, repreien,ed infoIvent |;
and twelve months being allowed for that pur-
pofe :-Notice is hereby given to all perions
having demands againA faid eaate, to bring them
in to either of us, within faid time, or othewils
they viii he precluded according to Iaw.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I CsmSjf.
THOMAS PECKHAM, Jfone,s.
37r All perfons indebted to iaid eiis,e, arc
requefed to make immediate psyment to
MERIBETH EASTON,1
DAVID RUFFOM, Exsesiess.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th Mo. s, 1904. Sif.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
FOR SALE, BY
SAMUEL VERNON. inn.

COGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine in cal<s
~ and boxes, Silks. Britannia Linens, white
vine Vinegar, Verdigesie. & Houle- Paper -
The above articles are entitled TO drawback,
anI arc now landing from the Brig Hannah,
from Bourdesux, at Mr.. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has alto for fale, Ruilia and
Ravens Duck. few Drrnijeaus and long and
Mort Corks.
Newport, Nov. 7, ISoi.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

A LOT Of Land, containing upwards Of 8
1 "A acre.. fronting Tanner & Warner Street,
with Hoofc. well hnifhed paved Cellar; and
never failing well of water. Alio, Stable and,
Chsife- Houfc. for fale, a Lot, front.
ing Broad-Areet ard Tanner Street. with large
commodious Dwelling Houfe Shop. Stable,
and Chaife- Houfe. For terms. apply to
OLIVER READ.
Nfsrfsrs, Nsrsb 10, 1904. 77a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Wanted Immed,ateN,

.nNE Of the Narraganfett breed Of pacing
~ Horfes. or one that Trou and Paces, thar
is Rout and active, veil broke, free from faults,
and from 5 to 7 years Of age. for which gen
erous price win be given. A clear PAGER would
be preferred. Apply to
JAMES TANNER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

LAZY fellow bsirs sfked what Induced
him 10 lie in bed IL long in the morning--re-
piled. +" To hear counfcl: ind.fy adviies me
60 get up. and Siofb sdviies me 20 lie aill and
then make nie Of their arguments, pro and cor.
l, is my part tn hear what is isd on both fdcs !;
snd by the time the caofe is over, dinner h
rndy."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

TRAVELLERS rhould be careful TO de-
liver their k.sgss. to proper perfons, as gen.
,enan few days 6nce, on alighting from a
Mage coach, enruaed his wife to ftranger, and
has not heard Of her iince.--A correspondent
iays, "iot isggHge, read 6aska&s."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
TO FARMERS.

n msA rxeeilrst Ms,bol ef making BUTTER, a,
ns7O pyaaJfd IN Engiand. apbieb eGsl7xaiy
brsvenn h' changing, and becoming rank.
I'HE day before churning. fcsld the cream
l. in clean iron kettle, over clear fire, TAX
ing care that il does nof boil over. As foon as
IL begins TO boil, or is fully fcalded, train it,
when the PARTICLES Of milk which tended TO
fower and change the butter, arc feparated and
lef, behind. Pat the veael into which Il was
trained in tub Of water, in a cellar, till next
moiniog, uhen il viii be ready for chaIning.
snd become butter in leis than quarter Of the
time required in the common method. IL will
alto he hard. with peculiar additional fwset-
heis. and will not change. r.-The labor in this
way is efs than the other. as the butter comcs
f. much foonsr, and hves 70 much labor in
working out the butter milk. BY this method
good butter may be made in the hoteif weather.
A man has been ientenced at Worceacr. TO
two months iohtary confinement. for making an
indecent appearance in the arects What will
ou, taihionables Nsds' naked ones lay 70
thm Land. fSp.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
SAMUEL VINSON,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends,
IN and the public in general, that he has juA
received by the latea arrivals az Bottom, new
and beautiful anortmcnt of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

NOT lotg Gnc-. An Itifhman was arraign.
ed az the bar Of jufice for felony, and on be-
log ahed the uiual qucaion, :" How will you be
tfed r. through ignorance he remained iilent,
ill told by one Of the counie TO lay "by God
and ny country :"--PadLy replied to his advo-
cate, "By my fhoul, honey, | woud'u't be tried
by God at all. becaofc As how he knows all
about the matter"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

T r u n K S,
F,e- Dollar IaF cns, 10 Dslisn,
To lbe fold. at the Shoe Store of THoMAs
CoccssHALL. next door North of MIR.
Jamss fyto,'s Apothecary- Store.
~ TRUNKS furnifhed At ia;d Store, Of any
dimendon, on the hor,sa notice.
Newport, June S, iSea. Ssf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
ENGLISH GOODS,

Which he offers for fale very low, amonga
which are the following articles
Linens, Ladies fine cotton Hofe
Furniture Callicoes, with lace clocks,
DiDitics, Silk Gloves,
Mullins, Kid ditto,
M0ninets, Cotton ditto,
Cotton Cambricks, Umbrellas,
.Cooured Ditto, Parafols.
Madras DO. Book Mullins.
Twilpd & plain Nan. Jackonet ditto.
kccn., Fans.
Black Cambrick Velvet,
Shawls. Velvet Bindings.
White Do. Silk do. RuGeIs,
Black & coloured Callimancoes,
Mullins, Tammies,
A great variety Of fCal. Black and coloured
lcoes of the new Bonbazets,
Ell patterns, White and co!oured
Lace Scsrfs & Wells, Vcaing,
Muffin, Drtto. A great variety OF RIB
White Chip Bonnets, bons, Silver and
ColouIed Ditto, Cotton Trimmings,
White Chip HAS, Eoelih Kid Shoes.
Mems Lcghorn Hau, Silk Handkesehiets,
Silk, Ditto. I.incn s. Cotton DO.
Common Sst'ins. Lsccs AND Edgng',
BonUe, Duo. Silk Stockings,
LuteA'ing,. Sewing Silks.
Black, white. and COL Threads,
cured GAuze, Tapes and Pins.
Grape, p!atcd haaeiea Knives
Cotton Hole, aDd Forks,
Black DO. Deiart Diro.
Hemp DO. Trunks OF different
Mems Gloves, Sizes,
ALSO,
A great Variety Of Articles too tedious to emu
mefate. .h sf
GOODS reeeivef on CommlEan at |aid Si0rr.
Newpor, May ao, 1904. SIT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
ANECDOTES.
Anecdote of Bonaparte.

S"'""e" /'1W DD tyr, "eD P""'y"e"s
ON the night enfuing thc long and dread
fnl battle Of ArcoIa, Bonapartc dlfgnifed himfelf
in 'he dreh Of an interior ofliccr, and trsvetied
the carpp. In the courfe of his round, he dif-
covered ccntinel leaning on the but-end of his
maker in a profound ncep. Bonapsrte, taking
the muik.t from under him. placed his head
gently on the gfound. and kept watch for two
hours in his fead At the end of which the re.
go!ar guard came TO relieve him. On swaking,
the folder was altonlhed at feeling young Of
hcer doing duty for him but when, locking
mare a,,entivcly. he recognized in this officer
the commander. in-chief, his aaonifhrnent was
converted into terror. The Gcucfal l.
Bonaparte !" he exclaimed {" am then un-
d,ne." Bonapar,e, with the u,moit g-nteneis.
replied, (" Not fo, fellow. folder recover your
felf-aiter 70 much fatigue, brave man like
you may be allowed for while to ileep but in
future, chuie your time better"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

Which he offers for fale very low, amonga
which are the following articles
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-07
BALTIMORE, OCTOBER {.

Arrived laf night, brig Lear, captain
Fc&cr, from Port Republican. The ihiqs
Yisilanl, Boyle, and Alexandria, Weffon,
were at Hampton Roads. The fhlPs Biz
mingham, M'Carty Felicity, Reed /;
briggs Fly, Pesrce; John and Joieph,
StOckett; Bremen barque and num-
Der Of Others names unknown, were left ar
New Point Comfort, all bound up. A
brig belonging to Charlelton from London
Balhore on the Bodkin bar.
Arrived, fchr. Sophia, Drifcoll, from
Cape Francois. Left there fhip Pysmln-
60, capt. Belt, for Baltimore, in 7 days |;
brig Dilpatch, captain Fiji, Of DO. fchr.
Mariner, Weeks, of do. unloading; The
IMP Elk, captain Jones, Of do. failed day
before the Sophia, and is Eaid TO be in the
bay; as is the fchr. Virgia, capt. Ed
wards, brig Java, from the EAT Indies,
Haiio in the bay.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-07

The fplendor, luxury and unremitting
round OF variegated plea(ures which are
feenin every direction Of this immenfe CT
ty, frikeEthe, fuPerheial obierver with fur
prize and admiration. This is the bright
tide of the quefion but when the mind
becomes tranquil and fitted to examine,
anaIize and compare the painful competi-
tons, felvility and mifery blended with
it, to the American, duly appreciating the
plenty, fmplicity and independence of his
own country, the preponderance will be
decidedly inhis favor.
To be continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-07
NORFOLK, October 2.
Late fran The Mediterranean.

Late fran The Mediterranean.
Captain Fletcher, of TIE fhip Kitty, of
bottom, 10 days from Leghorn, bound to
Baltimore, has favored US with the follow
ngparticulars
That he left Gibraltar the 1T Augua,
'twhlch time the frigates Chefapeake &
Adams, and the fchooner Enterprise, were
gag there. Was informed by Commo-
oOIs Morris, that the Emperor of Moroc-
@lad P1oPofed to make peace for fix
months, and had fent for MIR. Simpfcn,
american Coninl, who went over TO Suser
@ 9Th July in the fchr. Enterprise, to
eset the Governor of Tangiers, on tha,
.aOlect. Commodore Morris was waiting
: Know the refult of the negotiation !:
snl.n II favorable, he was to proceed up
wy Mediterranean. There were certain
&C ''e0u1'' of fix fail of Tripolitan cruizeTs
WI the Target of which mounts but fix
Guns; they are all tull of men. The
r S.8On iIlgate, Captain, M 'Neil, was at
! 'pes The 18th July, and hourly expect
vat Gibraltar.
P,.,. was underRood at Leghorn, that the
,o gun have refufed to deliver up Malta ;
po ~ 81 Bntlfh officers had been TENT from
No.. !" mahon TO Malta, to take the COM
W. u /, OF the regiments there. Various
Ran. 'Ds conle6fures refpeeting the circum.
~ e by iome it is faid, thar the NAL
E, "ASe retufed to come under their anci-
c,.as OSernment; but the account mott
H. ;sa !, is, that the Britilh are fearful of
SUi'iiiOn of Turkey.
F,sa.ss with y regret we fate the lois ofthe
w se - hip Neptune, IS days from Ha-
saI0,t, brace, bound to this port with a
sdrss e cargo sS' Of dry goods, coming to the
elsn 80 leagues from Cape He.ry; the
as a. AID paifengers were picked up by
rprs,'O 0Gsr Fanny, capt. Forfy.h, from
Hand bound to New London,