Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-09
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Osf I 800. the Diana, capt. Wilton,
urea .l i his p0r, frs.n IissFpool, which
'dl.s1 LEFT ,Sfce q soar days atter tie
|I T,s,o and brings contiadittioa q
:. ;o,elEigence of capt. iioiworth' fs0f
:. lad 5seu 99anily declared.
W r.. ysIbsIiniofmation Of capt. Wilton,
k iI.t,efs received by him 70 lae nth
s.,r,b. Gaze, ,hzt pobIic. opinion feerns
l. diyiae1, as to the event Of The snsa
1 ~ - ,ioOted by The Birth admioifrati-
l~ and while fone are int.uced to be-
H., tia, war. is a4aslly determined
o,h.rs nc Of oPiaico tiiat tie ar
\ =, vii altinately feinlt 10 effect
- ! pur.tas::!ious compliance With tee ar
:. .;sI.s Il the treaty between the two nasi-
-. which have kisherto been delayed
~ left open for alteration. All inisill-
..oce. bowevcF, thar has been received
ssrr from France and England indicates
ismu.cns Of actual hoaility.
cspt. IIiltor. of the hip Pfelidenf, ar
,;y,ss hsre yeferaay from Liverpool, failed
+ company with Captain Wilton, and
,rroboratss the intell,g communicated
By him.
FROM LIYERPOOL, Mafeb. z3.
Since our. lat advices there has been :
trious change in Politics, & our Govern
mani has made the moi active psepsra-
,ons for War. The calie aiGgned tor
tIis meseose armanents were pgspsfiag
n The ports Of France ami Holland, del
unsa, a: t6slr boqoers dse!0red, for ,he
,.dSion Of the :evolted Colonies IN the
Gccels Of which weare as much intereeed
. ,heu!elves notwithstanding ibis &c
rarst;on, there being Zone material poiass
undsr ths difcu6ion of the French Govern
mtnt and our own, The iAue Of which was
doubtful, il became prudent 10 put or
flves 10 fituasion 10 re6R any luaden
attack that NIGH be made on Us ~ thole
ornaments in cafe Of the negotiations
backing Of. This is tbe frbfance Of the
soly osfc;aI account we have CT the mo-
lives Of ous Government, who we really
think are inelined 70 peace if II can be-
maintained with fecurity, and we are liz
elin:d 70 hope thar the fisuasion we are
into repel any attack, will havea ten
dencyto bring the pfefent negotiations TO
afpeeay coacIuhon, and that peace vii! be
more iTmly eaabiithcd than it is at pre-
fnt-hculd the preient rleafufe end in
hofiIiy, the valas of American produce
viii be materially altered and We prefume
;ncrcafed.
Inconieqnence Of the above mentioned
nsainrss, peIlo7s have been induced 70
lDeculase N Cottons, and Bowed Geor-
gss have advanced but hould budnels
be fctsied amicahly, We think the flock on
hand, and the quantity coming is 60 crest.
tbai they viii foon be under Izd. per ID.
whit the fcsrcity of fac long Stapled
Sea Ifland Co;tons will fecnrc them from
any material fall, whether the negociati
chs terminate amicably or othcrwiie.
Importation 81 Cotton from America
from 18th Jan. 20 eift Dec. lSoz.
S'al3 packages from zzd. Dec. 1901,
to9fh March 1903, 1858 do.
The imports sion of aihes has been very
faDty, and we think they are likely to
ADVANCE Independents Of Pc islcal events.
The Importation Of Naval Stores has
beer. vcry great, and the prices in ccnsc-
qaence fell much below our lae quotati-
Cos, but they have ince rifen, while the
FoPeaof war continues, will probably
na'utsin The prefent plices, and Pefhaps
aivacce.
The Paris 6 Journal de Commerce"
sMarch aIf, Jays, that twenty eight
snSifh. vefels, LETT Cancalle, in ballaf,
10 consequence Of orders received from
'aslT government, in the night between
ne 3thand r4tl March. This news. il
AIDS, has alarmed the public, particularly
NG. Malo, where there are tewnty large
Vciiels In rsa6ine{s m rnt RI {ea for New. 4