davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04
Now Landing,


# He5byru oud Duraas'; Wba,y, yross
or board fbe Zip Wells, Jrom 8yemeu.
an e6rtmevf Of
German Oznaburgs, German &
Swedlih Barr Iron,
From I 90 2 inches iqpare, and from
I ! to 2 ! inches broad ard ! TO ! inch
thick, which will be fold Low ior cah or
a hort credit, by
LEWIS DEBLoIs,
Who das J0forJaAe,
Rufia and American made
Cordsge, Sherry Wine, and Eat India
Sugar, in barrels.
April 4. dro,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04
Esfyaa efo hhvJ,om Nfvv Orleans, da
ted Mgyrb s. 1907.

4
led Ma,tb6, 1909.
expected before this 70 have been
able 70 have fu!niihed yen with copy of
our French General Victor, proclamation,
on lis affirming the government Of this
colony but as yet he las not msde hi.
appearance. The laa advices we have
had from Europe, were by vehel from
Liverpool, of the 18th Dec. in Which
came psnenger MIR. Daniel Clark, coniul
at this place and French gentleman,
bearer Of letter from Gen. Vittor TO
our Governor, announcing his approach.
ing arrival. This event is now the gen.
eral Object pfanxiety, for the Spanih Go
vcrnment, in cotfsquence os the retrocef-
fion, and inpst;eat to withdraw from
icene where their dominion is expiriag,
have fi.,k into Gate OF Detection and IA.
Fl ude. Public bufnels is aimo9 entirely
1ulpended, and no commercial objcas Car
be eftfaed. Our afprehenhoss conccrr-
ing the French ere certainly great bot il
we are l2ts mach longer 10 our pFe!snt G.
p;cene fate we fbalI be ruined.
81 have this day feen an Official ex
tratt from The arrettes Of the Con!ni, pro.
v;ding fer The government of shis colony.
It fays nothing mere than merely deasn-
ing the reflective authorities of lie three
different departments, which are captain
General, Preiett Colonial, and Commit
farie De .}caice. or chief judge. The Pa.
per YVES conGdentially hewn to ne, or ]
fhould have taken copy for you. T..
my next ! hope 10 be allie to communi
cate IT,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04
BENJAMIN SHREVE, Iun.

BEN JAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
Has tor Sale on Ian te,xs, at bis lf0re,
corner Of Prime and UUioa frees,
1900 bufhels Cadlz SALT,
Firh quality Ruffia cofdage, aforted,
Old Sable Iron,
Sugar in hhds and barrels.
Pepper and Gaia.
Boxes freih Raiilns.
5 a:'; s., and VINES
Barcelona Brandy,
siyfon Skin, and Souckong Teas,
Bales India Ccttons, Checks and Cal'icoes.
China and Lorgec ron,al Handkerchief,
A few pieces Scotch Cfiiaburgs,
Mould and dipc Candies,
Red Soa Leather.
5 A few pieces elegant Irrai;ure'
March II. so8s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04

n. B. | tlave undcrnood that from
f'me late reisoat;ons, aad iome others
ahout TO take place, there wiii.rot be
IN oiGcer IL sl,e line casabie OF patsing
company through the Manual.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04

GENTLEMEN. Having obfryed in
your latf paper paragraph rejecting a
French gentleman arrived in this city,
bearing commiGion under the French
government FOX the port Of ST. Augufine,
/ think it my duty to inform the pubic,
that it has MT come to my knowlec )"
that fuch perfon is in town nos. vss i>ot
veRcd with fuch power, otherWiie it
would undoubtedly have been cAicially OF
Individually communicated to me.
SOTIN.
Ffen-h comm;Gary for The State Of
Georgia, duly acknowledged by the 60.
gernment of the United States.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04

C5ay1es Mxn;sbb
Josiab fqa5n,
Lf7u:s Summe,s,
Sarge Wise,
Urn sebsstev,
he Il. Sfe7coyt,
a0wre3<e Inf, Jus.
Jamfs S. Scoti,
Ieraivaad MarstsAes,
Wal0m 7-nrrry,
james lM'Guiys.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04
AGRICOLA.

: See Larkm Smiths famfd rssolutio'
III tie Hirginia Ass~mbiy.
Hoqv fby laboureS, my noeO be seen
~ Tie bubEcahions 4nd eonfssisas Of Cal
Lndfr, Wood and ofber.
Mr.. sNowDEN. As the indignant
On Of all clahes OF Citizens appear to be
excited sgainf the Coloaeland his Offers.
i conceive it but jufice to thofe Officers,
who, difappoving OF his appointment and
fubiequent conduct, declined the honor of
terviag nnder him by returning their ccm-
nliiions-to infert their names in your pa.
per, 70 that ediam may not unluhly attach
10 any. As The appointments were pub
iifhed in yoor paper, and as the reGgnati-
ons have not been noticed, You Will no
doubt fee the rrcprieiy Of my requea the
fo..cwing are the gentlemen alluded to.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
NETWORK, March TO-

The following commercial regulations
have been recensly adopted at Martini
que: an 6. i,
duty at their entry, but TWO Fer cent. on
the value of Their imported cafgoes' ex-
!, crpt as hereafter mentioned.
Art. 4. Tley fhall likswife pay two
ser cent. OH the value OF Rum and mo-
laass, they export from hence.
Ar. (. Thofe who come here with a
|. cargo and 90 away in ballaf, 2lall pay
nine per cent. on the value of the iaid
imT oiied cargo.
Art. s. All foreign veaels that go
from hence without complete cargo, The
amount Of which TO be equal TO the one
imported, ihall FAY the fame duty Of nine
per cent, on the price ef the portion Of
the laid cargo imported that ihall not be
laid out in goods.
Art. J. g7Theie. who fhall be fully load
ed with Wine, Brandy, Rum or Ia6a,
ihall not.pay rbe duty, although the va
lue of this fort of cargo ihould be inferior
to The value of their imported one.
Signed by the captain general, VILLa-
RET, and the PrefeA BERTIN,- the 18th
Msofs, nth year, III OF January, 1893.
March II.
Capt. Copeland, IF Tie .<ropv -Sei9io,
srrived here Jsasrdy fran Br5qoI, Lpole
m The sob J0naar, isl0t. As, aS, lang.
50, 10, tree Engi@ EAT Indiame1,
sat As days from tbs Cape et Good HOPE,
ssab traps on heard, 60zua boms !; Tie
gsfsb 6aping taken fcl1JSsn offbs C0be.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15

Ter anchors, ard drif:ed to lea. She
nsrrowiy CT sped being driven on lhore,
as iht lay in only FIVE taihcns water at
the tine Of the accident.
The trigate Adams was at Gibraltar,
watching the motions of the Trifolitan
brig, which flll continued tkvrc.
twas currently reported thai hve Fri
poline cor!sirs were out on cruize agasnf
American ,cfels, but no account OF their
iucreis had reached Gibraltar.
Price ofwovilonst. al Gibraltar and up
the Straits; Beef &c dollars, pork IS,
-four g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15

On MONDAY Ike (oav7h day IF
.4p,a nert, qo,l be .hL4af Reaaaf, ss
sbs pwnyts, on a lssaa II Go cid 50
day.,
.Thoie two HOUSES on the
fourth wee core. OF King and W5alailg-
ton itreets, at prtitn, occupied .Ey Philip
RuGell Ard John Violet.
A5o,
The lmalI Houle and Shop OF,
Warrington itreet adjoining.
For irformation,a as to the title, Sc. SC.
apply to Jonah Thompfon, Elq. OF TO
ATHOS. PATTEN,
Audsoneer.
March d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
POSTPONEMENT.

THE Sale of the LandiR the
county of Loudoun, belonging to The eitste
Of George Carter, decealed, was unavoid-
ably pcaponeds owing TO the indlipofltlon
and confequent abfsnee Of one OF The Exc
Gators. Ii viii! now ccrtsinly take place
on Thurfday the feyen,h of April next, at
the town Of Leeiburg, and on the fame
terms formerly adyertiied.
LANDoN CARTER, jun. f.,,,o,,
THoMAsL. hsE, J
Jan. II. ~" ! .
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15

:, Spain. They were eager TO
r''o, .s he golden moments, ani 10 de-
'e' =, !, psonpt refoFs 70 arms wpo
s'ds 2 :. ne fs;Sse maseF OF America
Pew. nealsres, therefore. ~olld have
. md no oppof,ion from either party
i Na o,.;on would nave difplayed a irec-
y. of onanianily, Of which no Pc
, .,sS Of It's h.Gory has fuin:'hsd an eS-.
40, ~ = 1.fl<- rx5<He<, -t5e taeiiy evitS
~ The pcs,e ss,lon u NeqU Orts0as m7g6f
~ ~, ben acquired; f5s fsa,s,a 6ls "st1fe
rs = s,aue< and tbe qv0yla fo, .facb Z msa-
=, .s< sid benefits Of The neqA.n'iss'
r>,mraby teyosd aHm <xfsa's' 21a
H.. 4. adyeafags IL err sat;onai d,g4i.y ana
- :, tysmvatb SEP, PM en- a T.
s, I'm ..,4rse trom that -eObie6 ne ssSye,n-
I'm, bar i5ongbf prsper 10 9ar,ae. Hos9
'gsr' ], e.u.s4 :, tpesitete BE eaalair-
~ md boqv are qoe 10 5orm q ea@eta
..agment at the reasaus ar6ie5 ha0s M
satycsa! r5sse 9Th, haze adoptea t61 mae
~ preceding.
ar The pamphlet from which
The foregoing extracts are mace
has iuff been received~and IS Tor
,iale BY R. and !. Gray.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
alsMnDs:a a0nsrti8er.
TuETDAy, March as.

The Cnited States Frigate Conaella-
ton rsled this place fol- the City SCI
Warrington this day.
Concentration. Among the crudities
iaued by our democratic prints. lhave
met with nothing more contemplate,
than two pieces in the ExpoGtor OF Fri
day and Monday laf, which the author
has the vanity to term Epig,ams. Like.
the eanbing Dutch painter, who wrote
upon hgn'hc intended ihould repreient
man and horfe, {" dis be de horic and dat
Dc de man. he prefaces his laf pro.
duetion with a memorandum, that il is
" founded on a. conyerfation which 1tn.
sly took place at the Ex.Prehdenl's ia
ose,' &c. am far from,deiring TO 6ore
'as writer, knowing that an attack on
MS iconee would be tough job, but "sc-
'Oaliy" It's Epig,an, in my opinion, has
'A0' S'iSi TO periora,e pudding.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
fOFFICIAI.l

a'asaaiics Of letter from In Mar.
sm' de Cafa Trgo .otbe Seerttayy ef
Sfaf<.
:. Washington. March 10 1905.
), when you Represented to me towards
'ae end OF November lat, that the port
i = New-Orleans had been ihut ag4ina
s ,"s Citizens of the United States, with.
~. The Alignment of any equivalent,
y !. eof eepoGt f7r their merchandise On
:, &c ! BANKS of the MiihGippi, according
NC ai:'c!sS;os n The ed ays:c,e e
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
March
Extraa from an At Of the Cor
poyat,on.of Alexandria for the

Eatlagulshment of Fire.
Sec. 7.h. II any perfon who fhall be
pretens at any fire, sihail neglect or reirie
TO obey the order or directions OF any Of
dcel who lliaIl he appointed by any hre
company now efabl,thed, cr,N hieh may
be hereafter eaabliihed, knowing aim to
be an officer, fuch perfon thall forfeit and
pay the fun of Five Dollars Provided,
the name of luch officer hall have been
Grf publihed il one Of the public papers
printed ic the town.
AT a fated meeting Of the Relief Fire
Company, held at Mr.. John Gadfby's
Tavern, March sd 1906 The following
perions were duly elected as officers OF
faid company for the enfuins year;
William Harper, 1T
Thomas Preiton, I'd iCommaadfss.
Gurden Chaplin, sd
Samuel Craig, a
Joispa Harper, proa,c,a,,.
B. Hampton, NsNe'
George Slacum, }
Ge0. Coryell, c,,5a,x;o-te
Thos..Voweli, jun. D;y>aa.s
Ale' Jsnney,
VIZ. Newton,
ID. Douglas. >7rances.
G. n. Lyies,
Samuel Craig, Treasurer.
Benz. Shreve, CLERK. :
Ief,
JOSHUA RIDDLE, CLERK.
March Il. Dat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED,
Brig Frarklin, Butts, Barbados
Suckey, RoFes Port au Prince
Sloop Diana, Allen, Surinam
Harmony, Ellwood, Philadelphia
Schr. Prelident, Fairfax, Baltimore
CLEARED,
Schr. Polly, Chalc, Bottom
Sloop Hannah, Smith, Go.
Snow Co.nela, fl4taaway, Liibon
Schr. Betfey, G-,ipir, Barbados
Erend'h,p, Quandrill; New York.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
AryiQed referday,

HfRoeH .yejle'anD,
The brig Sakey, Ropes, from Port 40
Prince, from whsnce lhe failed the 18th
February.
Left there, brig Hannah, Abrams, Of
N. York, 10 fail in 2 days /; fch'r
Grant, Of Norfolk /; brig Louis, Weeks,
OF Philadelphia brig Lovely Lucy, Bra
yaro, Of do. iet'r Purler, of Charlelon.
Brig Favori,e, of New York, arrived
the 18th February.
Feb. 10, fpoke ia the Blight, fh'r SUI
key and Polly, 10 days fiom N. York.
Left company of the brig .]ofeph and
James, Walton, Of Philadelphia, on 10th
Feb. near Watkins Hand, bound heme.
March sd, fpoke Aoop Stephen
Stone, nAfer, IS days from ST. Crolx,
bound TO New York, lar. 80, 50, n.
long. "a.
Capt. Il. informs US that the brigands
have poHelion of nearly the whole inand
that they have great number of cruilnS
barges in the Blight, which have taken
leveral velcls, both French and Amer
can-he adds, there being no account Of
the crews, it is fuppofed they are malta
cred, as is the fate of the blacks when
they fall into the hands ofshe whites.
4Aryived this moyaisg,
The foop Dana, capt. Allen, 80 days
from Surfinam.
Capt. A. left the following venels at
Surrinam:
Ship Rambler, Vim. Downs, Of BOZ.
ton ; lch'r Peggy and Polly, Ben. New
man, to fail for Newburyrort in or 3
days; fsl'r May Flower, N. Cook, for
Providence, in 4 or 5 days brig Ran
ger, T. Sumner, Of Bottom; (eh'r Ajax,
Z. Bunker, fos HuJfon, in 6 or 7 days;
brig Trial, N. Harris, of Bottom brig
Harriet, w. Adams, for N. York, in
IA days; fch'r Saphron, Vim. Heddens;
of Bath, (MaG. fch'r Lydia, Chas. An
drews, OF N. York brig john Thomas
Hudion, OF Newport, X. ~ ofig IL
ger, Des. Reus, Of N. York; 6h'r Eli
"a, Nathan Smith, of Stonington; ieh'r
Topton Beauty, of Gloucefer, J. Scenes,
juA arrived So days pafage.
Arrived, ich'r FriendihiP, capt. Byrns,
3s days from Monisrat.
Spoke the fchooner Virginia, of Bslti-
more IS days out from New York,
bound TO Baltimore in diitreis-luPPlied
them with fome bread and luga..
The .hip Fame, captain Murphy, Of
Baltimore was TO fail from Jamaica TWO
days after the Franklin.
Captain Mckenzie OF the brig lndui-
try of this port, loft OF Barbados, came
paGanger-i il the Franklin.
The fch'r John, Capt. Barnea failed
from Kingaon for this port the 18th Re
brusry.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15

Will be landed tomorrow;
fl MeNrs. LazUra/5a and Sm0ot's 1c6nrf,
ont oftbe /eboouer Friea9@ip, Captain
Burns, tran Mon5/erat,
Is puncheons ftrons fine fla
vored RUM, which will be fold cheap
for cath or fhort credit.
JOHN G. LAID.
March rs. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15

IRON a NeTp-l OK ipaPev.U A3"1lD 800
Latx from Gibraltar.
Laf evening arrived at this port the
,hip American Hero, captain Matters,
in 50 days from Gibraltar. Captain M.
informs us, that on the 18th January,
three days previous TO his failing, infor-
nation was received there from Cadiz
that's American veGels had been ordered
by the Spanilh Government TO depart
Immediately from Cadiz, & that no more
would bepermitted TO enter. The cauie
of this interdietion was not publicly
knowa. Twelve fail, which had Quilted
port in consequence Of this order, were
driven afhore; one of them the Chip Will
liam and Henry, belonging to Mr.. VIM.
Gray of Salem.
Whit capt. NJ. lay at Gibraltar, fe-
veral veryfsver- gales of@wind were ex-
perienced, in which many outward and
inward bound veGels were totally loft,
among which we are forty TO number the
fine new hip Cora, captain Bourne, lbe-
longing to Mefrs. Smell, Stagg, & Co.
of this city, on her paGage from Glb'al-
tar TO Cadtz; the principal part of her
cargo, conGling OF fayes, will be pre-
erscd. In the fame form the United
sta.es irieate CORRELATION broke ore q!
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17

The following particulars, relating TO
the lois of the fchr. Betfey, Shore, of Nor
folk, are given by Capt. Noyes of the
ichr. Cyrus, from MogadoSe, who arsiv-
ed at Newbury Port the 1T lnR-
That about the m Of March, man
was brought into Mogadose, from the
fouth of Barbary, by the Arabs, by the
name Of John Brodia, who faid he was
caf away on the coat, in the fchr. Betty
of Norfolk, Samuel Shore matter, on the
18th Of June lalt-that they were bound
to Madeira, and had been out 70 days,
that they were out Of water. and came
TO anchor for the purpoie Of procuring
fome, that the mate and two more hands
were fent on fhore, that they never were
heard Of afterwards: that at the time the
,eiel was wrecked, the capt. was drown
ed in the turf in attempting to reach the
ihore. John Brodie alto informed capt.
Moves, that there were of the fchr.
people in lavery in that country, one BY
the name OF ames irwin, OF Philadelphia,
and the other, Thomas Aofin, of New
York. Brcaie was redeemed for 70 DOL
lars, Of the Arabs.
A letter has been received in this city,
lPhila.) from Brett, dated on board the
La Vengeur, 10th March, 1903:
We are preparing tor fea with great
activity; 4s fail Of the line compolc the
Aeet-hands are abundant. There ere up
wards of 1000 former inbjefis of Geo.
III, principally Irilh ieamen, II, the French
ports, principally Brett and Toulon. In
cur ihip more than one half the crew are
Iriih, and who pant to go out and engage
the Britih. You know how it will be
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
PLYMOUTH, March as.

LaR eyering arrived in she Sound, his
Mseay's hip Daiher, OF rs guns, capt.
Dsi,s,ns from Malta with dispatches tor
G.ye,nn Ell, which were Immediate
loaed sadfotwarded by exp'eis 60 Lon
dos: il does not appear that The has
brought any news of.ilnportapes: ihe had
remarkable qaisk p-dage, having been
ooly az days from Malta i: before ths Psi
ed ,he Gut Of Gibraltar, The iPoke by
Ggnal the BelliAs. of ~ guns. Capt.
Whitley, aeesing for Malta; Ibis ihip
filled from this port under lealed oFlers,
and was iuppoied 60 be gone tor the Welt
Indies--it appears tia. the Malteie a'e
very de6rous that the iiland ihoGid re-
main in pcatfion OF the Englifh, and are
determined to reGa, TO the the latt ex-
sremi,y, aoy other power chat may at
tempt to rake poGeiiion OF IT: It was aP-
pretended at Malta that Egypt was eva
cusred, and lhst the troops were on the
way 90 that ifsnd.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
alerannrta aDperttser.
TUESDAY, May II.

!" TIE oceapier efp GlsG Hosn @oala
nat tbro4V Stones"
In my paper of the 18th inf. an error
elcaped ohfervariou, in the hurry Of read
ing the proof fhees, which has drawn
forth the following in the Expofitof OF
yeaerday:
/" For tie Alsxandrm Exbositos.
g Mr.. Snowden is requehed to inform
his readers, what is meant by " Caufic
6 inffruments may be contributed, for
converting at diRance, without ailif-
lance of tubes to convey the found :"
{" 1.-The anlwers that he copied it from
another paper, in which it was 70 word
" ed, permit me TO fay through the chan
" mel of the Expohtor, that an Editor
" a, leaG ought TO unde.l tand the mean
/" ing Of what he eats at of another pa
6 per before be inisrts it in his own.
g Yours, O. @. O."
The author Of the above is no, known
to me, but from its ftyle, am induced to
believe it mua have been written by. the
TAPE galloros DotFor himielf, notwithfand-
ine his anertion that he received il through
the Poft Office, which, by the bye, ] be-
lieve to be a *%*. Do you underaand
this, Mr.. Doctor.
Mr.. Snowden will feel himielf under
infinite obligation to the learned Medicine
Doeor, Editor Of the Expoftoi, if he
will be 70 good as 60 define the meaning
of the following paragraph which appear
ed in his paper yeaefday, copied from the
Aurora
" The Editor ofthe Aurora will direct
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
NEW YORK, May ~.

The fhip Pitt. capt. Campbell, arrived
81 this poit at late hour lsit evening, IN
s5 days from Greenock. She left there
on The 9TH April, but brings papers only
to the fra, containing London lntelli-
gcncc to tie 3e'h March. From one OF
that date, received ar The office of the.
Mercantile Adverfiler, we feleSa the fab
Joined articles: In addition TO which the
captain informs Us, thatta very warm ini-
prefIment of ieancn was carrying on at
Greenock, but that no declaration of war
had taken place at the time Of his depar-
tlTe.
!" On Sunday a courier arrived with
diipatches 10 General AndreofIi, with
which he and his Secretary Of Legation,
NJ. Portals. we're occupied for feveFai
hours. They wese of fuch Importance,
that bis excellency was obliged TO abieot
simtelf from large party that he bad
engaged 60 dinner. Ii was rumoured that
their contents were fomewhat of hottie
sonplexion, bat on what authority We
were nor able TO afcertain.
&" A letter received on Saturday morn
ing fates that the merchant yenels an the
Ports OF Donkirk, Calais, and Boulogne,
PO, TO Tea on IhuIiday lat IN conleqaence
OF an saurance from tie French Govern
hen. that they nigh, proceed on their
ssipsttiye 1eRinatiens with {afety.
!" A private letter from Paris fates,
Ina, England demands as pledge of the
Fseifc intention of France, the occu-
Fancy Of Mrl:a, for term of years, TO
when, it is believed al Paris, Bonaparte
WI aceeed. The only difference between
,ne two governments thar remains TO be
:s''lsd being the length Of time which the
'Aand thzil continue 10 our pohciiion.
We have received letters from Con
Asn''noPle to the nth of February, the
.o'ients of which, are however, of bot
.''sial simPOrt-Rsipairg Egypt, our
.S''eipoDdert briefly oaferves--" A brig
: ss', on the ii Of January, arrived at
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17

!" any snruifof 70 tie ierfon VIC viii
- make the aboyc invaluable machinery
!" cpcn the tern 5 mentioned at; .lehig h.
8 eft. The maker will exhibit The whole
/" machinery at work by qvnfe, rid can.
!" tie 1rick, cotton, yarn, ,wif, hoilery,
&" ccuaterpanes, TRANSFORMS, Rripes, &c.
/" made BY il or opt of The materials car
I" ded and FUN BY ii.
After complying with the above requef,
do pleale ALTO be 70 good as to give your
naneyOas tfyiends and tas,ous, a definition
OF the VOID /" STEEr," as applied in the
Corporation advertisement.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17

,s.,ao,. asiai-sble example winch,
q 49, .r..i;, Of civilized men, we hope
~ 8 ~ : followed by all tae allsa'lme
p,scss 81 EssroPe.
~, ONE, Londou, zaefaay Marc 70.
W. w. itog The ereis 70 FAY, the per Ien' /; /.
',s,s have fallen as low q o. ! and
- .s@ a a. 81. The belief in the CITY
- IS, tkat war is Inevitable. a
~ n,s' soas and Mefsnger are arrived, and
y ~. lec;liseiy hetIie news according to
w.. Itis Gill rno} firmly aasTted %
s. civ that M. PITT is ipieaasly coming
mo Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
CHATHAM. March ao.

tsbe oeop work from Ave ~ he morn
. III halt paif fix in the afternoon,
: .s;s,hout beiog uttered 20 leave the yad
81 siouer they are allowed double days
"a ,wo tides. The whole Yard we've
:. .malovcd on Sunday laa. In COME
~ onroce Of the late orders great many
Wv ~, have been entered of every ciais,
,ycrpt hip wrights, who are much want :
ed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17

r NJ euar yet. --Capt Gould left Boz
dsaux the lit April, and the river the 9th.
P, ace and War then held an even balance,
and the tarning of one fcale or other was
momeutIy expected. Preparations for var
continued with unabated activity. The
Engiiih yefels, whether loaded OF NOT,
veIe haGenipg away, for fear Of an en-
barge. Tie letters by Capt. 6. iPeak- OF
War as aImoit inevitable.