Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-03

an, nreparasions were not publiihed
~. - p,gis papers I'LL Sunday aud Mon
-, =, OF the prices on Monday laa VIZ
.,e no, informed; il was isid that the
ENDS rofe per ceat. on that day
nor 20 which we Cannot attach the
ilighlea credit. S.
n,E;oa il all our ports to fit oas CHIPS and
srocurr lcamen.
Gear. Admiral Holloway left town iaft
x;sh, ior Polfmouth, where he is TO hoie
Ne asg as Aflaant Port. Admiral 20 Lord
Gardner.
Admiral Cornwallis will command The
channel feet 10 cafe OF war but it will
Le fried OUT under the orders OF Lord
Gardner, who will Afterwards proceed 70.
,ake the command at Cork.
Our Dover letter i;ases, thar the &c.
neral opinion at Paris is in favour Of the
sain,sinaEce Of resce.
March 70.
This morning We received Paris papers
Of Iasfasy lat.
All the reports of he great fall OF the
yrepcb Funds are mere fabr,cations. On
Monday lat they fell two Per cent. from
80 10 5s, but recovered again, and left
Of at 60. Many perions who form their
sp;aion upon the ita,e of the Funds, will
inter trDm me above fatt, that there will
Be no war. We confeis, thar we do not
draw fuch an inference ouriefves.
Thefe papers contain no news, OF much
Importance. The Civil Code occupies
she attention OF the Legislature and the
columns of the Monitenr.
The Swils Senate has been dil1olved.
It's lat aa was quite 4voytby of the caufe
ii had Imported, it ifiued a decree expref
Eve of its gratitude TO Bonaparte for his
mediation.
The Court of Vienna has formally adj
h.ed TO all the dapoiitions of the general
ReceGus OF the Deputation without any
exception.
General LANES failed from Rochelle
for Liibon on the 9Th.
The Cape Of Good Hope is fill in our
poaeaion Difratches were received yeiter-
Day by the 1mosene loop of war OF rs
guns. The Imogene was dilpatched from
his country laR Oea. with directions not
20 give up the Cape till further orders.
h was Earcely expected that Che would
arrive time enough to prevent the iorren
der; but fortunately Che had very
quick paGagc, and reached the Cape juf
* hours telore the Dutch were to take
paeGion of the iertlement. This event
will of couris have coniderable influence
On the pending negociation.
The following is q letter we have re.
Wiyed from Gentleman at the Cape:
Cape Tozpn, Jan. 4.
s" have jua time to tell you, that on
the very day intended for our departure,
aaoop Of war arrived with orders for us
70 keep the CAGE I'LL further adyices from
England. What can be the cauie, YOU
ee& know on your 6de OF the water. God
lend US home fafe aud oon. Adieu.''
A Cabinet Council Fat ieyeral hours
yaherdsy. ard Msaenger we under
land, was difpatcEcd 70 Lord Whitwofth
nfoon as he Council broke up.
We communicated yeGerday the fub-
Rance OF the conversation thar paaed be.
tween Bonzpartc and LORD Whirworth on
Sunday laR-,he n,enacing looks, the
sitsted manner. the angry tone of the for
nsr, the cold dignity, the Grmnefs, and
the moderation of the latter. That cur
leaders may not imagine we procured our
information from fource NOT psriedly
authentic, we think il neceiiary TO Gate
here, in the moR diitina manner, that that
intelligence refs upon the frongeR foun
eaton, and thar il is accurate in every
lart. We arc enabled TO make this AFTER
non by letters from two Englith gentle
men who were preient at the audience on
sancay, who heard the conyerfalion, and
Watched the IooLs anJ c.{}ores ne ths Eipn