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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
DR.. tIAHN's GENUINE EYE. WATER.

A foyereign remedy Tor all dijeales Of The eyes,
whether the efect ofnaturaI weaknefs OF ofac
ciienr, defutions Of ihfun, dulinels, tcnmg
ard inns on the eyes. never f4iling to cure thoie
m4ladies when frequently inccesd tDe imaii pox,
ms weak :ighf. Hundreds have experienced
is excellent virtues, when ne2riy deprived ei
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
fon, Efa en- ofthe juices Of ii. peace 70 PHI
adellhia eoa ~:
M. - -INf,c.i.Il 4 - 4 40 Il or z NJ

-
Which have w.iehin four yeats PIT cured up
,erfsns of both foxes OF every and IN every
tuation, 81 various dangerous complaints arii-
40 from worms, and frm obitfuotlons Or ioul-
eis in the itonaeh and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever o.
iariar ttiE, 10 coninloniy comp alned OF as ope-
si.ag with violence; on the contrary parti-
cular excellence oil this remedy is It's being tut
cd 10 every age aud eonltisution; contains no
thilg bur Whit is perfectly iEnocent, and IS 10
milk. III It's operation bhat 1t eannot iHjnle the
a L stelcate pfegi ant LADY, or the tenderei NJ
FAINT Of week old, ihould no worms exit 10
he 5oay; bat will, without pain or gIiplng,
ticatie the ltamach and bowels OF Whatever is
foul or offenfiye, and thereby prevent The pro.
iuefion Of VICTIMS and may fatal dherders,
Fhey arc particularly efficacious IN carrying off
all grofs hunours and C uptians; ieVerlth and
bilious complaints, and arc>the iafeit and mild
cit purgariye that can be uled ca any oceaiion.
Dsleyigtta4e If Woyms, and The y5mPtoms
b. zobicb they are kno7Oa.
Worms v hilh MET the humamaody, are chief-
ly Of four Kinds, VIZ. the cres or large rouiia
worm, the AfcaIaes, or inl2it nav worm, inc
Cucurbitna, or ihort, fst, white worm, ana
Iaity, the Egnia, or tape worm, 10 ca,ied from
Its relenblsncc to tape; this is often nl1ny yards
long, and is fall Of JOINTS tis mott hurfai, ana
mott difficult TO cure
Among the fynpcon1: attending worms, are
difagreeaole breath, Especially in the fnorning--
Bad and corrupted gums--Itehing IN Che n".c
aud about the ieat--Convliiions and epliepue
fitS, and iometinles pFiy4tion ofipeech--staFiiag
aud grinding Of The teeth in dcep--lrreguiar SP-
petite, isimetimes oaehing TODD, ard ieiletlElaes
vofacious--- ppIgieg, with Amy and t1tid ttool,
.-Yomtting-I .arge and hard oe!y-- Seins and
ickneis at the Hof.,ach--Pains III the headand
thig hs, with lowneis Of fprits--Slow lever, with
FINAL and Irregular pulie--A dry cough--txeei
i've Understanding pale and unheaiihy couf-
tenanoe, and fonetlnes the face bloated and
authed.
Feifpns afaaed with any Of the above fymp,
MILLIONS WORM DESTROYING 10.
ZENGES, whichhave been conaantiy attend
ed With iuccefs in all complaints lniiiar to thoie
s,oye detcribed
doie of this medicine given oocaiionaFy
during the warm iesion, viii tifectualiy pre-
vent the vomiting and purging OF children,
dreadful d,iorder which annually ccitroys thou-
lands Of the infant part Of our sitics. 1t shke-
wife the nliideit and mott certain remedy Sno~n
aud has reilorsd to health and hrength a great
number when in al advanced ltaGe Of this fatal
complaint. P4tcalsr and pirin rlitrudions are
given for every part Ct the neceisary treatment
IN iuch cafes
Children generally take th;, medicine with
eagerneis; having pleaGng appearance, and
an agreeable taite,
CASES OF CuR...
(S<kG<d fran tboalaads1 tie 0atbenfi.
tlty IF qo5it6 any pey(on nay Gtterfaia,
tit.5e, BY letter ar tfyona! ays?lieotios.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts arr
Arcngthens The gums, prelcrves the enarael from
decay, and cieanie, and whitcns the teeth, by
abtorhng all that acrimonious Zine 3, fouineis,
which taffere,i "a accumulate. never fails 10 IN
jure aid ilusily ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for tn:
ITCH

Which is warranted IN nfaliible remedy Il
one application, and may BE- uied with ptTie6t
f4fety by pregnant women, OF on infants we,k
old, not continuing particle Of mercury, er any
other dangerous ings edieilr whatever, and is not
accompanied with that tomenting imart nhlek
ATTENDS the application Of othet remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
TiPE Worm.

Mr. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-kccper, on
the Rarford road, ten Dies from Baltimore,
began about 20 months agoto be grievouily ale
FL tied with tape wornl, which inerraied f4ff
in fizc and ifreng.h h, 70 as TO excite the mott
hprrid ieniatinns by its ~ri,hing motions and
ii,colerable pains, refembiing he gaaWipg and
se4ring Of his bowels, which derived bip OF.
hisleagGary deep. and cauicd tush dreadful -.
prehenflo9s IS cannoc be conceived but ty one in
a linai;ar iituotion-his apperite waited rapidly
and with that his itrength, 10 thai he was uaa-
be 70 attend to auy buineis--when he heard
OF ionle excelenc cures performed by Harnil-
tcns s~arill lszeAges, he toek large doie, With
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worR (now in the poiieiIion Of Lee * Co..
but reRewai OF his pains ioon convinced him
rha this mon9rous reptile undiscovered its firtt
vigour-Appllcatio was made to Lee SC 60.
f1r Inoce Of their medicine, with their advice
from which reiulted} The total expu,ion Ct his
formidable enemy, IN feveral pisces, which he
iuppofed to lie SIX Or EIGrT YARDS mere.
a fen months have finle elapied. and Mr. Ful
Ter is now IN perfeGt health. The above facts
are well known tea numerous circle OF his aeigh
bours, and hinlie,f Viii crafty any who may
" III to make further inquiries On the lubic9
Although Hamilton ssw"rnl Iozet ges proauce
lllch powerful effects, when ntceaary, YET they
are perfectly innocent and mid in tier opera
tlou on the human body, even taken in large
doiea, as Mr.. Fuiicr viii teitity--thtir particu-
lar n,i6ineis is abundanrly evident in innun,cra
bic cares Of Infants.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
The United States OF America.

Diqria Of Columbia, to epu:
4 T dEREAS an information has been
Wv fled il the Diflict Court Of the
United States, for the Diiriet OF Column
bia, by John Thornton Alafor, Elqli1e,
Attorney for the fame, againlt nine pack
ages of SUSPENDERS OF the value Of
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, current
money of the United States, which isid
zine packages Of Sutpenders were brought
IN the Blitilh bar9ue called tie Henry,
from foreign port, to be unladen and
delivered from the fad barque called the
Henry, within the United States, to vii,
al the porl of Alexandria, in the diIiritt
aforeiaid, and were by Lionel Ifotter
then and there, being the mater and hav
ing the command Of The faid barqne called
the Henry, cauted, fufered and permitted
10 be unladen and delivered from The faid
barouc called the Henry, within the U.
States, 20 Wit, at the pert Of Alexandria
atoreiaid, without permit from Charles
Sinms, Efq. then and tbcre ana now be-
ing Collector OF the laid port of Alexsn-
dria, az the county OF Alexandra and
D.efia of Columbia a!ofe.aid, he the
.ald Lionel Tlot,er, ihsn and there be-
ing The mater and having the command
OF The faid barqae called The Henry, and
thefaid john Tton,fon Maion, hes pray
Cd that the ia;d nine packages OF SufPen-
dcfs may be CONDEMNED and Dipped Of
for the bersft Of The United States, as is
by law directed ta.a qybe,eqs, the Hon.
William k,lsy. jndgc Of the iaid Court
has ordered Friday the twentieth day OF
May next, at eleven O'Clock in The fore
noon Of The fame day, for hoidias court,
at the court honl- in the town ct AleAaa-
dria, for the trial thefeof, agreeabiy to
The prayer oil fad attorneyAot'ce IS
beyfby giveu, that a Diitrict Court viii
be then and there held for the trial Of tie
premiies and the owner Oh owners, and i
peiioas who may have any claim CT lnte-
rett tbercip, arc hereby ciied 20 DC and
appear at the time and place aforefaid, 10
ihew caufc, if any they have. why final
determination ihould not paE.
By ocder of the Judge,
(Te6e.)
G. DENEALE, CAerk.
Clerks Office,
1fltseaariG, 45rI z6. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
IS cMMENDEs

DR.. EAHNss ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
The operation Of thefc pills isperfecely mild, e
as TO be ufed with iafety BY pcrions in every flu
tiou, and OF every age.
They are excslentiy adaptedto carryof fuper-
huous pile, and prevent its morbid fecretions---to
rcGore and amend the aPPetite--to procure free
psfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, whch
are often attended with fatal conlequences--a
dofe never fails 10 remove a cold, il taken onit
hra appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving habitual coitivenels--iickneis at the to-
mach, and ievcre head ache--and oughtto be
taken BY all perlons on change Of climate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
Dr fiANfu.T Toms ELIXIR,

Afovereign remedy for Colds, obninate Coughs
Aithmas, Catarrhs, Sore Fhroats, and APP
preaching Coniun1ptions.
To parents qrb0 nay bavs children G58ifed
ssvstb tie HOPPING COUGH.
This discovery isof the firit magnitude, as It
IS an immediate resief, checks the pfogFets, and
IN hort time entirely removes the mott cruel
dlofder 10 which children are iiab'e---the Eiixlr
is Il perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 imad'
thai no dstiicaty aries i'll takingit IL
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
TanTH 49, DpOps.t

The only remedy YET dilcovered which gives
imnlediat- and laltiag rliief IL the mOit leyere
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
Fran LUTHER MARTIN Eff. Atfor-
ues-Gsacral IF tie State Of Maryland.

1ef-Gsaeral Ct tie State 81 A4afyf3A@.
Gsntlemen,
comply with your requea in Eating my
opinion Of Hanl,ltons Elixir. 1t has been uled,
IN nay family Tor two or three years pait, siJl
uaifor!n lueceis, whenever colds, coughs, or IL
n.iar ooaplliDts haze rendered medicine ne
cen;lry. Ihage nylclS found it an excellent and
agreeaSle remedy for ! very painful and trou-
bteioa1c affection Of the brsaa, accompanied
w,hiorencis and with obitru6fed aud difficult
Breathing
On 5nsie accounts DO not hehtate 10 recon-
mend tiaaliicons Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and delcryiug puh.ic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
MIR. Ab;ish Henly, Bridgc-atrest, Baltimore,
was cared by che bttle OF Hamilton eii&lT o.
yesy complicated diforder, occalioned BY ie-
.yese cold caught ieveral months ago ne
beea he'd with tnc greateR difficulty, ana was
often thrown into weakening ixeats when ne
attempted 20 walk any diitance, and ms voice
would irspSnry fail IN tueh degree that DC
Could only attempt to whiiper ne has been
upwards Of fix weeks without return OF his
complaints, and GeGrss TO give this pubic tex
!. titusay il favour Of rhis Invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
THE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure Of every kind of head- ache.


INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
a fate and ipeedy remedy for the yenerial da,
cafe.
8" IN ounce Of prevention is worth pound 9
cure
Fertile prevention and cure of biIioss and ma
ilgnant ieyers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
DR.. iamilton'S
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is Recommended Is an invaluable medlcne, Tor
the lyeedy relief aud permanent cure of the vari-
Gu, cn.piaints which reSult from diiIip@ted plea
C.fes--ioVsniie observation-disclosures liz CHI
mates 1ufavourab.e 30 the conaitutioN--the IN
nalerzse uie Of tea, frequent intoxearion, or any
ether deArr6fiv internperance- the untkiifui Or
exec five uie Of mefcp y-the daeaies PeeuhaF to
ia, &c. &c.
Aasis proved by long and exseaave experience
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
SAMUEL BISHOP,

BOOKSELLERS, & STATIoHRR
keisafakly izforms he Public that be bas
reeeivsd ftom Lee q Cas- Patent and
Famrly Medicine Sire, Baltimose, a
fre@ agorfm<nt IT tbsJo1l0qcng
Valuable Medicines,
W1ieb are IL bigb elfsem and gensrai g1s
throughout fbe Uaitea STATES, mary a
then Bang /,ld cb<e9e, than the drAgs
Of qvbicb fby are e1u9ouuds6, eoala be
Px,ebalsd at a retail Store.
eT TAKE NoTIcE,
That S, 8yl52p isap39intfa roe ONLY II
gem tor -4lex4aarfa.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
DR.. HATfN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLASTER.

An InlallIbie remedy Tor CONS, lpeed!Iy feIhov-
ing them, root ana branch, without giving PAM.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
HAMILTON's ESSENCE and EE-
TRACT Of MUSTARD,

AfAfe apa ctFat4 nal esaedy. Tor govt. ihenma-
tiiaa, palley, dprai4s bruilss, pains in the fee
aud neek, &c. AnA has performed more cures
in the above complaints han all the oLher nlcdi-
eines ever before mace public.
F,u04 Dr. H'easbv5aru,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
York, IAsAay 40, 1902

Dear olT,
d. Aaniitor's lozcnges have been reeom-
neniel 20 me ., a sery adequate meaus for the
cure oil Children aisliefcd with worms, procur
ea a box for the ult Of my family, to try, who
therby means Of this medicine, [ nlight be era
blcd 10 galn point, whieh, 20 sccoaipiifh, diff.
ercat othee means had proved aborf1ye My
-.ae,s b J had very ilckly appearance, was very
ssstletsat nighr, grew lcancr IRON time to time
ia ihaft, he ieemcd 60 he IN precarious tate Of
aasrh. WINCH would yield TO pone of the medi.
ines adsniaiifcFed, unuil gave him two d9i9s
,iIezeHges, agfeeabiy % the directions which
carried OF iablfanee to al appearance mere
snnaas hnr upon cloie infpeGfion quit repeled
I9ish very lnlal living ANIMALS. Ne tone of that
toTt ss Wsra.s rhi>A Qiaally sf.iS children,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
Kyf5 coarty, grsiaiia.
GcnfeINcn.


/ purebaicd at yoar hcp the preparations yop
cal ldaaiiton's Eiience, or Ytra4 OF Muilard,
winch believe his peyfecfy removed chronic
rh-tfm4riiln toi thsT KIND nasaed iciatics, ar Of
the hip iaies) under With | had lasourel ier a
jopg sae, aid 0hIch had battied every articie
in the Matefis NIsdica, AMI every mode q sgeat-
raent received lax, praofice for the care OF his
obiiinats diieaie, Ifyou think this letter ufelul
you arcat libersy TO make it .hhlic
Y~u.s, &c.
P. ErEA'T dEP RURT
Tahn TEeaver, rope maker, South Seconi
Ssseet, between fsfarY aud Chrilsan-S sseets,
Philadelphia, vol,tsearily maketh oath as fol.
lows, namely 9ilas his wife, Mary Hoover, sas
iotevsrsiy afflicted with violent rhcGa.atiinl,
very aangsrouily 6tuated, yb- conlequence al ;
fevsre cold algeriYag il, as 70 be conhaed C :eT
hzd for leveral weeks, ard WAS at leng + re-
6u@ei to the mSia,eh9ly apprthrnaua u Re
nlailing cripple for lie. natvithisndinggh
MOI rsfpcttabc nle3iSai advice WIS followed.
and every probshlc me y attemwea: shen
feeling iSveral cafes OF cures psFiafmed ~ Ia
Eai,toa's Eaence anu Txuaa9 Of Mui}aFc. they
wcse procured from hEr. a;reh 20. II, ssugb
Renaissance. The 6ff application enabled
hr 70 walk acrof>sthe room, and The uie II enc
hoE'e reaorSd her % her v:p4! fease Of lszA:h
and aicnsth JOHN h0OvE2.
SSorn ans. 3ualcIiSe5 .S.srs Ehnczefper For
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
CASES OF CURES.

(Sekg<d fran tboaJar9s1 tie 0atbtnti.
eiy II qo5irb any tegIo~ nay Gtrerfaia,
t.t5ey BY letter ar pry0na! ah2lieeti0S.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-24
SALEM, Iune 10.

Capt. William Turf writesus from 81.
Ihomass, May 16, that the alarm of war
from Europe agitates also the West In.
dies. Capt. Candheld, Of Seabrook,
Conn. had that morning arrived from
Barbadoes, which he left ON the ioth !,
and, informed that a sloop Of war from
England arrived at Barbados on the
7th, with dispatches--in consequence Of
which, the governor Immediately issued
circular letters to al the officers Of that
island, 70 put the Island, troops and mi.
lltia IN al possible order for immediate
defence-that an the men Of war on that
station quito sea on the 9th-and thar an
impress Of seamen had taken place the
sane day. A yesselwhich arrived at 81.
Thonas's the 2sth from Guadaloupe, Re.
ported, thar that island had received on.
ders from Bcnaparte, similar to those Of
the Britain government to their colonies.
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!. !. MlIARTLNSBURc, une u.

1..EsI sssssssss Dc s5EsI k54z8&-4 q
AZ thslasf Court heidin Charles Tarus,
Jsgerson Caaniy, q Negro man, Hse5pro-
Perfy IN Noris 81 Battie- Gun, zvas
POUND gtaity Of a rape coami,ted on a
Ipsifr IUenan With circumstances stsfke
Moa shocking dtrecifg. He Is sentenced
g @ dung 2. Mrish &c Juiy asst.
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I. Lsis.t Esss;gn Lassll;s<nee.
NEW.Y0RKfnn.I6r

We lay before the readers Of the Mer-
camille Advertiser this day European IL
telligence Of 3great pith and moment
The ship American, capt. Thompson.
arrived q quarantine yesterday aftsfnoon
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This We send By our trusty friend and
brother, James M'Pherson, and live
h hopes and expectation that he win
bring d friendly answer from our dis.
tresscd brothers. Is.
70 he exceRtncy EDWARD TLFFlN
Ess. Governor effhe State II Ohio.
10 ne Chieisef Ae Wiandst and Mngs
Maiions ef Indians. -
Frirnds q Brokers',
IHAVE reeeivsd by
your tfusty friend and brother, James
MCPHERSON, the reports ofyour councils.
held q the head Of Mad River, ON the
ashland ash Of May, and am extremely
happy to hear from You on this melancho.
y occasion. will relate 70 you the un-
happy occurrences that have happened.
On The 2Oth Of last month, an Indian, Of
what nation know not, attacked cant.
HeFpd, ON the north fork ofPaint Greek,
near the old town, and, in cruel man.
ner, shot him, tomal hwked and scalped
him, without any provocation Whatever.
We were much distressed on this oeca-
sion, fearing that il might provoke some
ofour inconsiderate people TO reyense
his 'death upon an innocent person Of your
people. 81. - -
Our fears were too well f0undcd /; for
on Monday following, astwo or three of
our men were riding through Prairia.
near the old town, they discovered an
Indian, and, in an nngenerous manner,
put him to death. From the description
we have Of him, we fear it Is Wa villa.
way, aShawney, though Of this we are
not quite certain. Before he fell he kill
ed one Of the white men and wounded
another.
Friends q Brethers, ~
A We meannot to let the Indians death
pass unnoticed-as soon as the wounded
man who killed him Is IN 4 situation from
bis wounds. he viii be delivered up to
the laws Of his county.
Friends 81 Brotkers, 4
We have now lost two men, and YOU
have lost one, and although the Indians
were the Arst aggressefs, yet We do NOT
mean that the harmony which has hither-
10 snbsisted between your nations and
our government, shan Be further inter.
rupted on our part, we have confidence
ID your declarations, thar you win exert
yourselves 20 find out the Indian who
murdered capt. Herod, and deliver him
up that he may Be dealt with according
10 law, Is well as the white man Who
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BELFAST, May 10.
Belfast Nc1Ds Letter OHce.

Is May 10Th, 10 O'Clock, A. n.
p. WestoP the press to state the arrival
OF the London papers Of Friday last. In
aseeond edition Of the Courier, we find
the following most important, though
most unweleome intelligence.
House of Commons, +- :
So Quarter before Eve o'clock.
: Mr.. Addington has just declared to the
House, that he expects lord Whitworth
sin the country very speedily, and that
Sen. Andreossi has applied this morning
Tor passports for his return. At,he same
I ! MT. Addington stated, that the Of.
neral communication could not Be made
e e this House till his Lordships arrival il
this country. s So.
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LONDON, May /. !.

~: occupation Of Flushing BY The
french ana the march Of 30 many additi-
onal troops into that country, arises chief
" we understand byevery authentic pri-
yate letter froman appeal made by' the
Batavian Government TO the Emperor Of
Russia and The King Of Prussia, from
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us with Irish. papers tcthe 10th. In adj
ditionto the subioined extracts, we have
verbal information from capt. Thompson
and Mr.. William Sterling, (who came
passengerin the American) thatthe North
and Channel Aeets were out, and bad re-
ceiFed orders to blockade the French
ports thar Lord Whitworth and Gen.
Andreossi were preparing to return home
in consequence ofinstructions from their
respective governments that the inn
pressment Of ssamen in England and Ire-
land was carrying on with uuabated VIZ.
gor, and extended in many cases to per-
sons Of SO wears old and that every ap-7
pearance indicated that France and Great
Britain would speedily /" cry Havock, and
let slip the dogso war; ~
The First consul is said to have OBJ
served to lord Whitworth at late ieves
+ of Madame Bonaparte's that he exPeerad
no success in maritime war with Eng,
land, and that hostilities must necessary
ly be directed against her in her own is
land-in which case he should feel it his
inevitable duty to conduct the invasion
in person. l.. s : =. - -. - ~ -, Z.
. 4 sfioussaint Louyertare, the celebrated
African Chief, Is dead. He died in pri-
son At Befancon without 4 friend to close
his eyes, and without ever having been
visited in his imprisonment by his wife
and children, who were taken with him.
from St. Domingo. - Il ~
More War rumonrs-Ths following
postscript is copied from the Boston Ca
zette Of last Monday: -4.r - E.4i
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We understand a gentleman arrived in !.
town on Saturday evening, from PORT
land, and informs, that a. vessel had
reached there in very short passage
from Grenada, the captain Of which re.
ported, that q few hours before he left
Grenada, dispatches had been received !.
from England, announcing the ,impor-
tant intelligence Of Mar haping been de-
ckared against France on the eth May
In confirmation of this, the captain for
.ther informed, that the ports Of Marti-
nique and Gaudaloupe, were blockaded.
A report also prevailed in town, on
Saturday, that vessel arrived at Mar
blehead, spoke the British May Packet,
from which il was understood that War,
had been declared against France; we |
could not however, trace this report TO-
any credible source. r.
Letters. a. late as the 2ed Of May are
e III. 4 Il A..