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aleraaorta Daitp aonsrftSer.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2e.
OmMum 10 / 4 disc,

The Charleston Guy Gazette, Of the 7sh inst.
says, !" We afe AUTHORISED 10 state, that the Col
l-ttor-cf ths Customs srrprssentsdfuliy TO The
Secretary of State, the very lnproper conduct
Of the commander Of flle French schooner La
| Nancy letter e niarque: rtat Il. has fir
nisbed the district attsffey with original aflJa.
vls feceivsd hy hi9f) With l.sees'ogs ~ prosecute
Tie case TIA may Conc within thu act ,fof The
pu@ishmsn of crimes seaiost the United States !,
sai sba lie has Eiodhed, in efue form, TO the
Feencb GENT 81, Chayieston Ehe condutf Of SD
ceipmander. Tire collector having without de-
lay dose sis auty, thefc remains no room 70
douof, iron the sfR aitenfion Of the general
goyefameFt TO the subject that proper, measures
will br taksnb she5 crnment, as well IS by
tGe dlsrria attorney
The article in our last, which stated that
the French Woald probably invade Dem
mark, II the coarse os this winter, is cor
roboratet bS apt. Lock, who arrived here
yesterday traln ST. tersburgh; he states,
that this expected event had excited very
general attenQou, and 1t was supposed
would AiR9 toe Emperor Alexander into
an active participation Of the impending
warfare il europe; the opinion derives
strength4ron ne actual preparations which
are now making u Russia for the defence
OF the Northern Powers.
Bo8toa Gazette.
The President has nornlnated to the Sc
nate, Abraham Venable, to be governor
OF Louisiana
mt Democrat.
On the 28th inst. the BLANKS in bill for
fixing the salaries of the officers of govern
ment, were filled as follow.
Secretary OF State, per ann. 5000 DsAs.
Secretary OF the Treasuy 5000
Secretary of War $500
Secretary of the Navy 1850
Attorney General 5000
POSE Master General 5000
And all the other officers the same as by the
act of March 1899. Let US, henceforth,
hear no more of dlsinterested patriotism.
Wishes 10 diminish the expences Of 60
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS economy-Fede-
raj extravangance-We do not say the sa-
.laries are too high; that was the remark OF
democrats; they have now had fair OPP
portunity OF confirming theory by practice
but they are above giving any demonstra-
tive proof ofthe sincerity OF their opinions,
or the BUSINESS OF their political arguments.
I6id.
Extract ofa letter tffom an Aaaericaa capt.
in Dmkirk to his o7vner in Nezc5uryport
dated Sept. IS, 1908.
+" There are only three Americans in
this place at present, one of which (ship ex-
pertinent, Of New York, Hays mastery is
stopped IN consequence of having conceal
ed.on board some English passengers
caused by an information lodged BY one
of his Sailors. The capt. and all hands
are prisoned on board and no one is per.
mitted to SO on board or come on shore.
/" wish to write more particularly, but
dare not, as every letter is strictly search
.ed.o
rN..fTto c.rIn
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have jua received large fupply Of
Ouarto, PET, and VelIum Letter Paper,
Foolf,ap writing paper, DENY drawing paper,
and few grois OF Fullers boards.
Nov rs.
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having removed his fore from Fairfax. Street t.
the lower end OF Prince Street TO the houf for
mery occupied by air. Thomas Smms, known
by the name Of ''Tbe Old fyuit Sfo,e."
WHERE he f AS. oNHAND, q
Rhode lland Cheeie, Irlfh Potatoes,
Corn Meal, hone feed, all iofls OF Nuts, fruits
Queens Waite, and general anortment of Cir
ceres, where his culomers, and thoie who win 10
favor him With their commands, NAV be Erve
on the lowe& terms, without "7amiag tie Cor-
aer."
JOHN LIMERICK.
Nov. IS.
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Nov. IS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALL Persons are cautioned againa shooting,
or tfespassiag in airy manner on the Lands of
Mrs. r zer.---In future, such as are detected
10 dong It, will be Prosecuted, without respect
TO persons.
THCS. L. WASHINGTON.
Nnr aa a.t
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N q T / CE

THE term ofco- partneffhp, exiting betwee,
the fnbfcrhers, trading under the finn of HfNRY
Woooeow & Co. is this day by mutual conl;n
dii'olvedall perions having claims aganft Their
will pleafs hand in their accounts for fettlerent,
and thofe indebted to them, are called en- to max
Immediate payment either Of Us.
HENRY WOODROW,
WALTER S. BELT.
Aqni1, Nov. IS, t2Dn eoIzt.
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DR.. BARDwELL'.
A~~slym Egsaee. tsr all ai~ds sf HEAD .issi.

As~slym Es;nee. for oil Ai~ls sf Head .iebi.
THE renowned virtues of The Annodyns
Eaenee, is now 70 generally known. tba, il is NO
prefumpsion 10 the proprietor 10 fay, that Mead
Achs, arlins from whatever caufe. or however
violent, Unfairly iobmt 70 ice penetrating pow
eu. This Invaluable Annodyne. has fseqoenily
fucceeded after the beR advice, and every other
remedy has tailed by iis falusry operation. it
inienhbly promotes circulation and peiipiralion,
and thereby prevents the return Of the mo9 OBJ
itinsse periodical head achs.
- SoHy afto'sfmert. runb eosisa, li,s9isss
.fsr htsv rife, BY M. Jams, Dram. bosi ./slley,
No. 10, H'aiey. .f,esf. Asqv. Tsfk b. Mr.. Bss-
Ja~~ Jos.,sn, M~,ke, a,scf. Pb,ia4si,b,S 9
M.G Me~smg e Lo,my. Bya,u ;>M,. D1sid
L,ee4ev, AtaO- Hauts; Ms. cba,as Bsiisvies,
B,iSgp0rt; M. E6s~sssr Wkns. Dasbn,y ; ;M,.
Samsei G,s,s. Nsqs- Lords~ M. Jsb~ BI,~sf,
hesve,k; M. Job Ham. Ehaadef5, Issvr
ard b. one r9tsaabir sgcf m svey pepHisas
fea0m on fbs xavga5le suaie,i in fbs Y. Si1fo.
Newport, (R. a. ! April 50. ,So5 i,s
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thar the name THOMAS Sroxts & Co. is allix-
ell to each box, without this mark OF aulhen.
tcity, none are genuine.
ATKINSON's
Gevsne q IzjaR5k Harm Dsarying Lssexgn.
AS lpessy. sfst7nSi, ard Jave yemrly.
hands unrivaiied, ana has performed innumera-
ole cufes, when medical aid and other wotm
medicines could afford no relief. fhefe Lozen-
ges not only dcAroy wotms where they ex,h,
but entirely ard eff elualy prevcn, their regene-
ration. For this purpole, the proprietor recon-
nsnds their being uicd in the ipring aud fail.
rhoie families who have taken his advice, and
uied the LczcEges as their common pnyhc 6.
rpong'the children (for wa'ch they are excellent-
ly cslculstrd) have nov the happinsfs 10 find
their children entirely delivered from thoic
dreadful venn;n.
Sparta, ,si0as,- Plesjanf. Marcb s7,rso3.
We 6sreey "rJJ, '6sf orr sa1gbfe,, aboHf
years ef ace. ba' bcex ue,y sssVsH aad in bad
9afe sfbsatb Jsr i5sjf LAP tsoO .prnrs. NE al
Grays IslpetfeG sbst@e bad tVsrmI. and lad eio-
en- her ysUSysi zVo,m msa,eiso, ronbozf a.y gssS
cDf9, 10 TIA, eve depaitd ,Syfsg Der hNe e( ate.
hrarigg Of f/a~e /s,prifns cares being ,,,t6yned
BY dkigISs's qOs,m %ea,syisg Lezrsg0. 11e PR
cbaisa packer O, tbsm. aaa ednmyaerei tiers
according 10 rte Gbedsss. TIE mn 4ejs brdsg5f
n10y oSE sae q.0rm. ard qoab na gannhy Of
Hang, Gssifre natter ibe/eeosIL,o aroay far
mose,OM ,siek qVo,mi, nearly b9ifa tayd ~
iagsb, and ibs fbnd dstf. a ia,gs s1nrfi,y gf
F,my, eff; .fVe matter. gbe povifzg and pa,g-
lug, eVab qrbicb BE. qoat Jr.9xentI troubled. 6as
erejtd--ber aptehs has 5reomr regular. and bas
eerr jinee en,ysa PtytSa )saie s,tealtb, far
7Vbic6 aUe are exnyely wdetieG 10 lbe fxeelieys
qzaiiy f Afkfnjss's evorn dearoyisg LsSengss.
lbrycfare, zoe, 7Onb ibe s,msF pira(au, ,eesm-
nrud i5em as Medicine tsily anjqvs,i<y tbe pr.
fsjtf Joy zObieb tbty are recommended.
1xoMAs& ELIzAssTH ROBINSON.
dpuI Oh. sos.
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p Rim G P H Y Sic.
DR. HUNTERS
Ctnnine tHnfibilious PHI

AN agreezb!c and cerrsin preventative OF
thar predilpoiiion TO inhamatory and malignant
fever, hich prevails at particular fcafcns Of the
year. The rapid and incrcaGng demand from
every part of the United S,ase,, and the WeA-
India llinds is the beG evidence Of their fupc-
rior excellence. e.-Bil.ious complaints, windy dif.
tenGons of the itomach aud bowels, pains 10 the
fonach and ide, hck head ache, giddineh, indi-
g,ition, phegn. and aahmatic tigh;ncts OF the
breAf, arc sniiie'y removed by this well known
neiic;ne, Whole deieF I'D fepu,e place them far
above the comnoo clsls Of medicines. Several
remark able cafes Of their efficacy have been la,ey
pnblihed. In the piles. for their rel:ef & cure;
Tor -faring men elderly & lsdentary perfons
,hoir who drink TO exceG, and females uGng
opening medicines, they arc invaluable.
DR.. Han,,r's Anti Billion, Pills are ESqrxC
ti0raby pr0rsS BY a~ph tspe,ienee I" be fbe emsg
.6fdHaI rtm<dy, ct s6s (ame time fbs mG iuuo-
es~f, Pkajarf, and eonpeniem medifine for ibe
eSre Of Jen-vy, Jr',5Gne tyHffisn', kbre6, u ~b<y
dyo,de,' originating f,s@ ear,Hbifve fair gfibs
bfosd. 7bs rewa,ka5k eae Of Mr.. Eiy7or, Of
Ai6ny, 4sbo bad beer f1vtip< yeay, formsnfed
7vif5 a msa djar.Eag /cerbshe eomp!aisf, a. oJs
iba of96smas Jsbnfsa, q Lbsrisg mar, in ibs
jeyuiee fMr. y0s R,.Dclatr, qVso q0as o67i6rd
fo"" I" ~sp H''IH "F'yD, "V S3Se o"DHee"
evey sne qobo has read fbe Particular Of b,f
eejss, b.flss eobisb vs,t,, 81 bres6 Of fbeiv t.
yfcay, ant<nhea,eI BY be,)om ef eb0,07er and
yyfs2abilky are efrx 10 ibe exami,~hss sf svry
i.7Ti,ey. .qbsf NM naturally be, Jrepsfd 70
baOe ibri, dxe sesighs. and npe,essf f5e nte.lIy
sf fay further eonnem from fbe Pyet,isfor ; ~,
Re trsjnmn 10 aDsrf, that fbe real merin IF fbis
vege,ablf p,rpa,0siss will. on fair rial. Plead
more .|oyei6k Hs cur ,resmmeud4hsn than cry
,tirg 4Vbieb eas Be. .faid sfn.
DR. BARDWELL's
Genuine Agne and Fsver Drsps,
For the Cure OF Aeoes, Intermittent and Re-
mittens Feven.
THE proprietor feels is his duty, to pre-
fent to the public, Medicine sckno ~iedged &
proved to be the Sra in the world Being fov-
ereign remedy tor one Of the moR diarefhog
dilesfes which atlid mankind. The properties
and qualities Of this Mcdicise, has bsen 70 folly
approved and a,tenrd. as to leave no doubt
whatever of its efficacy. Thoufands have been
cured by. iheie drops. sf,er the bark and every
other remedy hiss proved ineffsdus and not
one in hundred bas had occsGon TO cake fnorc
than Gngle bottle.
N. RApnWEII,.
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Ds. BARDwELLs
Hfpniafif Iozengfi or Sf

H'omaffc LozeagfS Of Steel.
I IN this age o. lascry and lictn,ionfaefs,
when ID. indifcietion Of yosth dibppsint the
erpetsaions Of maturity, aod lay rhS souadarion
Of PrensSus: aod lckly ciisgr, tia not 70 be
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sIksvs lanJ JssnSn isfss1 ~bfr ik
fe,,sralias Ssei,ssd 1b1soafiss -s"b ibs rspcbii-
car, o. ,bs dy, fjs (fsfsen'y wSasS sss sns.
ssbk mesnsy.
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SpeeiEe Dreps far DsathelG.

FOX many yein have ihesc drops been
ufed ash sm,ziog fuscei,, 10 Desfoef' & Hard
nef, OF Hsanrg. Tboie sho arc unaeqaainssd
with the great relief Afforded Dy this valuable
medicine, arc earn-aiy recommended - risl.
Few arc TIE cafes IN vhep i has poi o:ea Of
great ieryice, snl verY o'iea pcfeSicc complete
cure. Copicus dileaioni fof he a.e q INC Spe-
eiac Drops fos D-a!ae!s arc isaed ~ sith each.
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= rrsos eonclnied as follows II had de,
MI Sir. on the 4 81 uaegaivocal manifssta-
efpo g inoari.nc- BY any member, Immediately
si'o 10, :. ng observations. acknowledge that |.
= 80 ~rrrcep,,bIy occupied more than my share
Nv. avs. ssIuabI. time of the committee. Bur 1
: - euits done with the gentleman from y.
so,. have paid him some compliments as
i GATOR, perhaps more than were dps to the ms
1 h,s orationi, OF the character of rs author.
.,I.de only to his political character; N pr'-.
-. eharatfer, so far as have information OF i
sa;ghly respect but the political paFt which he
:. ,sssd this day was 70 me SO extraordinary
- ,s,onisRing, that could nntsrsstraia the ex }
leon Of my feelings. To other gentlemen on:
& sd. Of the House ] look for reat elaquenee
I'D ingenious srgument.- AID although the
..0,,eman from Vlrgipis Mr.. Rapd0loh} from.
4, display Of BIS powers this day, may safely
INK, his fame as an orator to the impartial voice
.fhstory ard posteriSy, in competition win. any
.,,tor on the other side cfthe house, Yet am
:, without MY fears, from former specimens of
i. talents Of gentlemen in the opposition, that
,s shall one DAY be swept away-in the ovrfwhelm-
;pc ride of their eloquence The friends OF the
,rssrot administration can behold with emotions
s ouy Of pity, mixed with contenpt,1the immune
nbs little, muddy, murmuring ribs Of faction,
6ly and SANDER, which Ike spots upon the orbs
# day, are scattered upon the fair scenery OF
~rfar extended county But they are conlPell
,dt, listen, with oftiness offeell0g, bordering
on sublmity, and not unmngied with terror, TO
sbe awful roaring OF thar tremendous. torrent of
opposition eloquenee, which resounds within these
walls, thunders around the capitol, tsrrlh-s ths
ADMINISTRATION, an makes even the republican
&.nsm itself tremblc 10 its centre.
+ D<bate 10 be earfinued
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CGnarlst0n Tines, Msv. ~
F1reign Suanmar4.

The military force of Great Britain, IN
Guiding volunteers, &c. &c. is estimated at
near million, and the subscriptions intown
and country for the support Of the war, at
ner 3oO,ooOl. sterling.
The French admiral LIMOS with H.
two frigates and number of transports had
sailed about the 10 II of June from the Cape
OF Good Hope, for Pondicheriy.
A general spirit of disafection towards
the French was prevalent in Tuscany.
Thatrigld measures had been adopted in
Spain, to repress a spirit of disafection.
which manifested itself among the people.
That the emperor of Morocco had declar-
ed war against the Genoese, and had seized
one of their vessels at Tangiers.
That Portugal had submitted to the de-
mands of the French, as made by general
Lasnes and Don Jose De Almeida, of the
foreign department, dismissed. and M.
Pinto, put in his place.
That Spain had made a compromise. to,
preserve her neutrality, and that instead of
the naval aid which by the treaty Of 1895,
she was bound to render France, sum of
money is to be substituted-3, O0O,OOOl.
sterling per ann. is named as the price of
this INDULGENCE.
That the remonstrance of the Russian
court, respecting Hanover had not been at
tended with success, in. consequence of
which an alliance offensive and defensive
was on the point of taking place, between
that monarch and Austria.
That the courts of Naples and Portugal
had appealed to the emperor of Russia to
protect them by his mediation from a
French invasion, and that he had promised
TO exert it.
That all the effects of his Britannia ma
iesty, as elector of Hanover, are daily trans
ported to France, and that the inhabitants,
exclusive of other exertons, are obliged to
allow the sum of 1900 dollars per month
for the Fables of the French generals in
that city.
That the advance Of the army in Cey-
lon, commanded by col. Logan, ofthe 51st
attacked, and carried on the 10Th Februa-
,ry, the important ports of Gale Gederah
and >Giriagamme, and on the Goth the
whole army under general MsDonald
marched into the capital of the kingdom OF
Candy, which the king and first adigaar
had abandoned to take shelter in the pro-
vince of Ouva. On 7. Pap
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aleraabrta Dailp a0nsrtiSsr.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 70.

The evils resulting from the econ0miesof
our government, are now senslbiy felt by
the merchants of Charleston. a small
French privateer, mounting a few swivels,
has for several DAYS completely blockaded
our port, bringingto allvessels inward and
outward bound Yet we. are compelled to
submit TO this indignity; for no means Of
redress present themselves; not e single
armed American. cruiser is suffered to pro-
tects eur coast, or commerce, but are all
peaceably laid up in the, dry docks" OF
Washington, s food for worms" In the
mean time their temerity increases in pro-
portioa with our forbearance; and from our
wharves we may behold the huniliating
sight OF American vessels pursued into our
very harbour.
The. brig Columbia capt. Taylor, was
chased the greater part Of yesterday by the
privateer, and followed this morning near
ly up to Sullivan's Island. Such daring
sinfractions of our neutrality surely demand
the spirited interference of our govern
ment.
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BY an invasion? Who capture bear,
To strike his colours to a Nelson's arm,
But that the dread Of something on their shores,
THAT yet uuconquer'd country, from whose
bourne
No enemy returns) puezfes the viii.
And makes US rather keep those pov'rs we have,
Than strive for Others that we know nor Of?
Thus Brtons do make cowards of us all!
Ard thus TIL ambitious views of resolution
Are tufn'd aside by one resisting Isle;
And entererizes or invading armies,
With this regard, ther gun boat, keepmsport,
81 ANXIOUS.
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PARODY,
B0NAPAPTE SOLUS.
FROM sHAkEspEARE's HAMLET.

BOWAPARIE SOLOS.
TINVADE, or not t'inyade thatis the quss.
tion.--
Whether 'tls betterfor ,henind to surfer
The srings of envy, and of fold ambition,
Or to take arms against host of Britons,
And BY opposing, end them? T'lnvande Ito
fight
No more and by fight, to say, We end
Oar warfare, and the thousand British trumphs
That France submits to 49, It's a contamination
Devoutly TO be wish'd. To invade-To hghs--
Tof2ht? Perchance TO fall: aye, there's the
rub
Form that fight what hearts of oak may. strike,
When we have shufHed off our ships from port,
Must give as pause.-There's the respect
That makes our ornaments of 50 short life.
For who would bear the jests and augbs Of tn
isle,
The Peoples scorn, the Press eontunaey,
TIE pangs of prolonged war, the csnnon's roar,
The insolence Of conqa 'lors, and the sPurn.
That vanquislid France, SO Oft of England takes,
When we ourselves might cur qg;etus make
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: FRENCH ARM1- OF ENGLAND.

RIGHT WING. CENTRE. LEFT WING.
Gen. DavoSst, BoNArARrE, Gen S0xh.
sommard Of the command in Chief Under him
Consular Guard Under him Gen. Au4re-
Under him Gen. Bsrbier, ass, Chief of
Gen. Dara,, secretary of War the Staff.
Chief Of the and chief of the
STAFF. General Staff.
ARMY OF RESERVE.
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E d u C A T o N.

I.hall open NIGHT SCHOOL % Mon
day evening next, tmy houic next door to the
Indian Queen on King Greet; where pupils com
mitted to my care viii diligently inRruaed in
Reading, Writing e Arithmetic.
Thofc perfons whoa dilpotcd to favour me with
their patronage on the pr-fent occahon, will
pleaie to call as loon az polihle, that may have
it in my power to make arrangements proper for
the order OF the fchool and improvement of the
fcholars.
John MaCon,
NIB. MAlIAA MASON continues to teach
Reading, Writing and Needle work, and would
BOARD three or tour girls on moderate terms.
Nov, s. go
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FOR SALE,

'as,ss Of GROUND adyisiinng Tie Toeva Of
Akxand,ia, mar RE P0zOdey HsafS.
ene Hundred and Fifty ACRES in
i,.s s Georges County, (Maylaad,J six miles
", alexandria, and seven from the City of
,,s, 'ngton; absrt Fifty acres cleared, and the
=, ."'asr well timbered. There are on the prem.
a.r;,s saIn' and an orchard of good fruit. For
''S0lars apply to
James R. M. Love,
NJ. III .4kxandria.
noes 8. co
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[D<bafs 10 be eorffnxed ]
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NEW YORK. Nove.nb r 8.

We have extended or file of London papers,
n the ash September, by the arrival Of the ship
Chatham, capt. Chew, from Liverpool. AT thar
no political move ment of consequence had taken
place in Europe. 81
The preparations for invading England were
rogessing with considerable activity in the ports
Of France, and,twa expected the attempt wguld
speedily be made. The troops were to assemble
sbou, the middle Of September, and the command
haid to be finally arranged in the following man
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Iohn Ma(on,
Wanted,

Wanted,
Twelve SHARES in the Bank of
Alexandria, for which immediate payment IL
be made.
Francis L. Lee.
Nov. 10. d6.f
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.RM1c OF RESERVE.


The Batavian commissary Of Marine, who Is
lobe consulted relative TO the common operations
BY sea, had arrived at Paris.
.Al persons in any manner capable of working
nship building are ordered by the French Go
sernment to enroll themselves before the 4,h o,
September, under the penalty of being sent down
to the harbours, and there compelled 10 work un
Der the inspection of the gsns Farmer.
Tree per cent consuls, at London, 534-Om-
asn a
Arrived, ship Chatham, Chew, Liverpool ;
Cotton Planter, Sherry, do. Lovina, Meyers Am
rsrdam; Schooner Lydia, Low, Surmam; Ca
aeTine, Bunce. News.
The ship Actress, Of this port, arrived at Ma
aga ION the goth August, from Gibraltar.
From Lloyd's List,SS<bf. zo.-z%.
Al FaLmsstb-- ships Perseverance, Dixon, iron
HOr0lk, in 40 days Margaret, Lewis do. IN ~
days. Appeared OFF this port and prooeeded o.
iar Amsterdam, the American ship Merchant,
captain Curtis, from Norfolk, with Tobaec,
~ days. Arrived the American ship Levsns
s'psain Selsbeee, from Sumatre, East Indies,
WITH pepper, coffee, &c. afrer four months pas
age, called here. for orders.
III P5moutb--Ship franklin, Caickler of Phi
aaelpala, from Salem, with wine, Tor the navy
lhe'Halcyon, Rosscter has arrived OF Lon
ven ircm New-York. Sailed the Monticello,
So0ii'y, for Virginia. The Tiger, Catlett, from
s0''on, is arrived off Dover, the Nile, BelcheE,
NOM Charleton, and Ticonie, Towns, at Liver
FS0i; and the Wolfe, from Baltimore, of
Capt Clear.
onSaturday, the Louiss, Cameron, arrived Al
sssaock, from Charleston, after a passage OF 81
Sn; she was run foul Of by vessel on tie
S .sss Of Newfoundland, which carried away fei
'ad and bowsprit.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-12

Nov.
BENNETT and WATTS
Haze on Hand,
From late iTpottatlGns, and of9r Tor tale on the
uual terms,
A general aGortment ofcoarlc Wool
lens,
London fop-rfae cloths and cafiincres,
Do. fvahdowns, manilla Rrpes and reilaneits,
Mems faiths, peaiings iureaflpgs and tahtne's,
An elegant I'll JrtmeHt Of chintzes AID call'coes,
Dmotes, canabrcks and other mafins alnongt
I which are fome very handlomc ladla wo,k,
Elegant gilt and came's hair lhasls,
Itln linens and meetings,
Patillas white and brown,
Tickienburgs, oliisburgs, heaians and rolls,
Belt ,wicd iaekings,
( Engliln ard Scotch carpetipg,
London pewter ii 1aik
Bri,ilh -FF ard bat;leggu opowder,
SINCE add douole o@ies guns,
An elegant aaortmenl of buttons,
Pitt. c1ofsaut, nil ard hand lee; plate Jaws,
Ga, 81. to1, nd, and zod, nails,
Fsying Fans,
With gensral aGos,meas Of Hardware, Sc.
Seine t~ine.
Nov. IL. dlweorwtawIw