Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-07

lfmss lot London] OF the 18TH May, and
It's whole fheet supplement, containing he
whole of the late correfpoadence t,ss ueer
taeBritiihs& French governments. It COM
PRIZES upwarcsof "a column Jim imall prin.
Weihis day commenced us publication,
bur it will require feyeral fucceRive papers
to detail it to our readers, without ex-
GLIDING other ufetul matter. To the cor
relpondencs is annexed an appeadix, of
which No. l.. is itated to be Sebatiani's
report. which has been publifhcd iome
time finee in The American papers.
No. q. is fated to be view Of the
republic, communicated to the legislative
body on the zzd OF February,
And No. 3. is the following tranna-
ton of a letter which has never before
been publilhed.
(BaL Fed. Gas.
T,agQatioa efa letter from 1,alleyyaad to
citiSfn F1uvrle., in Dabhn, dated
Paris. 26 B,amai,e, rob gar (I7tb
Novembsr, iSoz.J
forward to you, citizen, ferries OF
ourttions, concerning which am dehr.
Gus OF having your anfwers. You vii.
have the goodnefs 70 place them oppcffe
the quefions on the fame lheet Of paper,
doubled in two, fimilar to the one which
have the honor to fend you. I hsil b.
obliged to you to Gend me this paper as
loon as ponible, without, however, fuf.
fering your too great hate to be prejudi-
cial TO your accuracy. Ifyou are doubtful
upon any point, you will have the good
nefs TO mention it. You will probably
find no difficulty in confulting with fome
well informed merchants or clerks in the
coaon houle, who you think may have il
in their power to give you iome poitiye
information. You will declare the fources
from whence you have drawn that infor
nation. You will not confder this baG.
nefs as forming part of your official cor
reipondence. You mutt not number it,
bot you mutt content yourlelf with putting
at the top Of it, as in the project which |
enclofe to you. Pyivate C0,ys1boudeaee.
To citizen Fauyelet, at Dublin.
mo. 4
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
QursTroNs.
i. What number of yefels have enter
ed and cleared out of the ports within
your difritf within year, from l79z TO
1901, incluhve?
2. What is their tonnageor their ad-
meafuremenr in f:a tons OF 1000 4 P ]!
8. Under what flag DO they navigate?
4. From whence they come
(. Whittier bound
6. With what merchandise freigh'eds
J. What was the price of freight to the
principal ports of Europe, each Tea ton of
1000 P. 81
s. What French productions are moa
in requelf in the market of the town where
you reide, as well as Of the other conf
tiderable towns in your diRrit}
G. What is the merchandise which can
be exported to France with greater ad-
vantage from the faid markets than from
any other
10. What are the cou'ie OF exchange,
and the current prices of merchandise
from three months to three months f.on
the year 1891 to 1901?
II. Tox are reqairrd 10 fasnj@ a blan
of the porls ofyom djSria, qcitb aJqeei
Jfe0tioa ett6f Joaalings FIR moori4s vs(
Jeks !?
II. I'm, plan sf The porfs can be pro-
eared, yoa are 10 pun onf evilb evbat
7oiua veDsh can came in and 81 ant, and
qub0t is The graft A,axgbt If Sv0fer
avitb rvbieb ve0fis can sater therein deep
y laden !?
3. I3. What are the principal commercial
honfesf
If he heada Of thele houfes are fo- 1
vasp ,h,.A