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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
Notice.

ALL perlons having claims
on the efate Of the late Mrs. Martha
Warrington, are requeaed to exhibit their
accounts properly proved ard thole per-
lors indebted 10 the fad eGate are deGgsd
TO make immediate payment.
THOMAS PETER,
-Adiag Executor.
March 3. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
John Gardner Laid


John Gardner Iadu
HAS FOR SALE,
1t bis evary5ouje, Price frsef Gvi0,f,
on vsry rxaJoao5h rerm, FIR e,5, a,
aspy00ed cssdit,
s..a Mais0sado Sugar N hhd'' and
India and HAVANA white do.
Loaf do.
Coffee in bses.
w. India and n. England Rum,
French Brandy,
Hollaod Gin. OF 'he.oels quaii'y'
Freih Hyion,
YOUNG Hvfon. TEAS.
Im,eT;al
India Cortone
Pan3anno Hapdkercb;eE
R.a;a {oncr and Shee,;nos.
lib 4:oen, ?
gsrIron cotton and wool Cards.
Sole Leather. Shoes Of all forts,
p.pp.r Nutmegs and Cinnamon,
Brimtfen-, Alum and Copperas,
Widow GAS,
Cs,hJss and Gor3aoe Of all fzes.
Wrench, and en-, Nails
snsru9cet; and taIlow Candies
sasn' Cbeefs. oil,
sb,rrv
100, WINES
Aa.,aos
4 .ew boxes excellent Claret.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
puaI5e Sale.

On Monday, I'd May, at 4-o'Cleek, T.
M. will be fold On the prs miies,
A HOUSE and LOT, lee
iiinpie on Gibbon Street, between Water
and Fairfax Streets, at pfeient.oecupied by
Mr.. Dympiey on credir OF 90 days.
1HOS. PAITEN.
Arri! *. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
Nfarcn TO.

Wanted to Hire Immediately,
q BOUT 40 hands, IL hewers and
1 y s Wagons and teams. Employ
ment may be had 3 morths, or core, by
application to !. ard NJ. Scholacld, Alex
andria, Idachar Scholield, Waiter or VIM
Lindiey, rear Colcheier, or Henry Wood-
row, at Aqua.
n. B. Hands ara to bring axes ana
hewers broad axes.
Feb. 7. s'W
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
Notice
Notice
Is hereby given to the Creditors
Dat

Is 1ICTCOy SFCH u t110 OINU1lOIo
of VIM. Bell, q Bankrupt,
THAT on Saturday the goth OF April,
1909, between the hours Of three and four
o'clock, at the Clerks Office of Alexan.
dria county, certificate Of dilcharge will
be gigen to the faid Bankrupt, unlefs caufe
be then and there ihewn TO the contrary,
by the Eaid creditors or either of them.
BY order of the Honorable William
Kitty, Chief Judge of the Circuit Court of
the Diarift OF Columbia, this FIFTEENTH
day Of April, 1903.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
April g. d5othA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
Suitable fer the Fifhcries, and
ENGLISH COAL,

for lale On board the baTque Henry, CAPT.
Trotter, jult arrived from Liverpool.
Apply to
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28

I 60 heteby foreWarn all per
fns havwg any kind e dealings with Pee
sv Iraa.nsl' slnalIwood, OF harborng h>r, As !.
I'D errlined 70 pay no debts u her cn;r q mo.
Sam.cx Iramsaely Snaiguoed.
April 70. eost+
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
SkssS.hs
jerks Maine s1ssSsss Marine Liz.
fsS--ssTss~ags~AG
Port of l3ortlanu.

THURSDAH, Dee I.
Arrived fnow Jane Capt. Ebenezes Crois, days from
Demarara, Sailed IN company with ichooner Poly, Ay
for Portsmouth, at Demarara lchoOner Eliza,
Harding, Bottom To fail ia days; fckooners Hero Lor-
ing, Bottom, 70 Poly Peggy Newburyport IL Laura,
Treiefihg, Kennebunk y - Odorne, Portsmouth
IA Young, do. briga freeman Pant for St. Tho
aas, Plymouth, Of Salem. a -, Vary do 8; fhip
Sampon, Tbbcts Por lIaouth, 28 goop from Cape
Ann brig rem Portinouth jun arrived on. IT, faw
thp 1and ng tc the louthward with her MATS gone
Nov T. lat a. 3d. long. o. go, lpoke lchooner Two Bro
thers, 10 days from Newhaven for Barbados Nov a.
lat. a. A. lon o. poke noep Buna DR. pkwater, II days
from N0rhyarsouth, tor antigua lad Iof her bow prt
Nov. ~ in lat 81, experienced fevere gale from the
iouheat Nov. II, lat A. IS, fpcke brig Suf4n, from
Newburyport
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
A Farm and Lands for Sale.

THE fubfcriber have an excellent Farm for fale on
L realonabc terms for cath, long cred-It lies
the County Road, III Topham, il the county of Lin
COIN and within 4 miles of Bowdoin Coege--It contains
Of good Land with good buildings the fame,
and will produce 50 tons of Hay III year is we'll wood
ed, watered SC. and is good fand for Tavern or
Trader. ALTO, the above terms, number of Lots
of Land in faid county, part of which under i'm
provctnent. HEZEKIAH WYMAN.
7ot,6am, Neg. IS lso3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

HE fubfcrber hereby gives pnblic notice to all con-
L cerned, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon him the trait of an administrator on the
Eitate OF Jonathan Hall,
late Of Paris in the county OF Cumberland Wheewricht
decealed, by giving bond the law dir eGsHe there
fore reque ali who indebted fad deceafeds eate
to make immediate payment and thole who ave any
dtmands thereon exhibit the fame for fetement to
ABlJAH HALL.
PMif, Nov. IL, l8o3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
Saves wanted.

cash and generous price, will be given for large
~ quantity of White Oak, Pipe, HID. & Darrell
SLAVES, of good quality and taicknes delivered at
any time within tx months from this date.
Apply to ASA CLAP, at Noiio, Losg Wba..
Pay!laaa, ca. Isl 1905. FOWL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
Dteu,

At Cafine, Mr.. Oliver Rmerlon, formerly of York
At Haiowe, two children Of Saujue Moody, Elq
AT Newbury, MIR Joleph F. Whmore, aged II.
AT Frecport, Mr. John Soul, jun His death oe-
caf oned ~ fall from the ears while rafting mat
At Bradford, Mrs Clarifa ThurGon, comfort Of Ma
hanel rhuruon. Elq and daughter of the late Doctor
Tucker, aged IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
Administrators GommiaIonera Bottles

THE fub(criber hereby gives public no
ce to al concerned that he has been duy appointed
and has taken upon himelf the tul of AdmInra;or
on the ehate of
SAMUEL P RUSSELL late of No,tJyar1sout5
n the county of Cumberland Equire decealed by giving
bond the law directs therefore requeis all pelons
who are indebted to fad deceatds etae make imme-
date payment and thoe who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the fame for sttiement TO
EDWARD RUSSELL.
No0 26, 1868.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

leaders Of tae jacobin party I'm his de-
fence he gives the following comprehen
i've character of them, which may be
conillered couea, coming from one
who mutt Be Intimately acquainted with
them =" ReProachfui and overbearing,
they demand a timid aud fervile acqaiel-
cence. lmpatiant Of controul or contra
'diction, they revolt at the appearance Of
reltraint or refltance. ObRinate and unr
accommodating, they require Of every
advocate Of their caufe 70 become like
: mere clay in the hands Of the potter
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

HE fubfcribers hereby give public no.
tice to all Concerned. that they have been duly ap
pointed and have taken upon theucves the ua Of Ad
miniitraors the eftate of
WILLIAM ROGERS, late Of Portland,
in the county of Cumberland, copperlmith, deceaed by
giving bend the law direcfs-They therefore reque
all perons indebted fad deceafeds elate, to make
immediate payment and thofc who have any demands
thereon, TO exhibit the fame FOR fettiemen to
KATY ROGERS,
BURDICK BERRY.
Nov. a.. 1884.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
Darren.

At Falmouth, by Rev. Bradley, Mr. villas Frye,
jun. TO Ms EuRce P4tridee
az Pufon, Mr.. Tmothy Ware to MilsHann Andrews
Al Wilcafet, MIR Samuel stevens Rfis Mary Couuer
AT Kennebunk Mr. ohnssn 70 Mifs Tabth4 Buzzel
At Ch4renown, Mr.. Jonathan Bazedol of Toplham, to
Mils liabelia Wallet, OF the former place
At Dummerlon, ZION. Samuel Stearns L. L. D. to Mrs
Elizabeth Kelly
At Newport, John Cipin, Efq. EugGh ConfuI for
Connecticut and Rhode,n2nd, 10 Mls Mary z. Miller.
AT Hartford, Rev. Edmund Barry to Mi Happy Ocstt
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

WE the fublcribers, having been appointed by the
w Hon. Edward Cuts, Efq. to receive aad examine
the claims of the Creditors to the E0ate of
Amos Cbafe Adams,
minor, lar of Limerick in the county of York dee ca
Cd, repreentcd inioventdo hereby give notice, ta-
TX months from the twenty 9th day of October Ian
were allowed faid Creditors to bring iii and prove
their claims aud that a attend that ervice at III
dwelling houe Of Nahancf Leavitt innholaer IN Linz
er'ck on inc third Monday of November infant ana on
the third Mondays of the five following months, from
one TO 1--WE o'clock P. M on each OF faid DAYS
DANIEL FELcH Coum1:
JAcsB BRADBURY, JUN. Eaaers
Lizsriat, N'v s. 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
ss.ssssss
Nr0afuen.

Az Efngham, II. Rev CiDeoN BURr-ntroduttory
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Piper of W4ke6cd--Sermon from
Atts s. ~ by Rev. Dr.. But k Ger of Portimaah-
dain1ag Prayer hy Rev Mr. Role Of PA,4ons6ea-he
Feowihp Of The Churches Nv Rev Mr. Frenel Of North
@mpton-ani Tie CoAcIud "a Pral by Rev Mr. EAtnaa
of Limerick.
% che inf fct apart to The work of the minif
Try, by TO ordination MIR IRA PHLLIps of Dartmo ul
colleague with Elder Xix, Of that town
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
UNITED STAT

UNITED STATES Rytttr
Dl'rplcr IF MAINE, Aav 5, 1855 N b.. ~,
to the creditors of WILLIAM sTEF6NS, Ct Porrisna.
merchants * ELESH MORSE az laid Portland mrrchsa
againa whom feperae CoumiR1ons Of Bankruptcy have
duly iiued and pr ceeded upon that they may tie heard
u they think AZ, before the Judge Of fu Dfct Caulr
on IAy tie Sf5 ~ g Dee1rt.y at the Courr Uuu'1
IN Portland aganlt making aud allowing oertGcates4of
Dehar8e 70 ind BankruPis; before which tinc eIce-
tons to fad allowance may pc exhibited
DAVID SEWALL,
Jgse, e ~ Dire Cegyt e l.aa. pErq.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

NoV 16-Arrived ichooner Ranger, Cufhman, az DAYS
from Baaaterre. Left there O4 80, srg Hannah Bum
tin, of Newburvport. to fal in days; brig Governor
government; schooner Henry, Sell! Norwich. Spoke,
Nov 10, lat. 20, lon. o. brig Dove Foidc of Norwich,
10 days from Martinique, Tor Newyork Nov. H. lat A.
80, lon 90, chooner Paragon, days from ST. ChrAo
pliers for Newyork Nov g. Ion 69, ichooner Peggy.
from ST. Marys, Georg bound TO ST Bartho osews
Nov I8, lat SO lon. u, faw the wreck OF brig both
MAS gone, lu OF water a and horles deck all
other moVe4bes wahed away ae had yellow ides inGde
OF he quarter boards white, round top comp auon nee
deck, and 10 head had gnal her weather quarter
was uppoied he wrecked the night before it blow
ING heavy gaze her long-boat gone, and the yaw
Gove in peces-Nov. az fpoko (p Yerkfre. of George
town, days out froa Kennebeck.
Ckarsf-Schooner Gardner, Clifford, Barbados feb
Sork, Trak, Surinam.
:::::::::::::::
Sakm NaU. zo.--On Sunday laf, Capt, Martin
IN hoop was going from Marblehead with a
cargo of goods and comfortable quantity of
iron on deck. In flaw of wind which brought
her down, the iron lhfted to the leeward Gle
which ov eriet and funk her, wheieby ons lad was
drowaed and another iaved himfeif upon the
bowfpirt, which was Till oat of water, and the
matter and another flved themleives III lmall
boat. They were taken up in about three hours
after, by another Marblehead veAel
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

I 3 the Aon. WfLLIAM GoRHAM, E/q. Pre-
Gd4at Of tbs .Tr4lisss Of Gubam Academy.
WI the fubtcribers, five of the TrulteeS
Of faiL Academy do hereby requeG your Homer
TO direct he Secretary thereof call meetng OF fad
Trullees, TO ACT on the 70 lowing articles -
L. TO fee what method the Trufees will take to get
the fubcrptlon paper filed
4. TO Zee what method the Truses will take erect
building for lad Academy. and to determine the dimen-
fons thereof ana 70 choolc committee to contract
therefor. n,
g. TO take deed Of Thomas Lelian for the land to
ered fad ba ding
a. To determine wnen, and at what inaalmeats, the
money ha be paid which is already fublcrhcd; aad TO
fee if the Tufees will take of the fubfcri0ers to
determine upon that which lh4Ibe though mott advan-
tageou ot laid Academy refpetng the fubcrption pa
per.
S. TO deter mine how the money fhal be dfpoied Of
after it is paid the Ireaurer.
~ 6. To choote committee 20 make and report iuch
rules and regulations they may think proper for the
good government Of iaid Academy.
T. To do and perform whatever the Trufees think
cefary to advance the intere0 of faid Academy.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW,
SAMUEL ELDER.
DAVID HARDING, JUN.
DUDLEY FULSOM,
SAMUEL WHITMAN.
Go,bam Nov, "A, 1853.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
ssssts4ssssss.ss
sssss sssssss 80
A Lot of Land,

10 be exchanged for Malons Work.
4 NY perfon willing to avail himfelf
OF building Let, may be accommodated by con
tracing to do the underpinnine of Houe SO feet by
by applying to WILLIAM CAPEN, WA0pv-Shsh
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

!. i. j. |, and fear not'
...~fai The end, thou sima at, be thy coansry's,
q INV Gods, and tluihs."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

CUMBER BAND, f.-SoRHAM, NOV. IS, 1893
To JoHN P. Lirrts E5q. Secretary Of TIE TrgGss5
Of G@bsm Aea4smy, caEErISc,
You are hereby directed to warn, &C
he'd the dive ling houle Of Samuel Staples inahoi
der is Go'bam in faid county, MoaAy tbs toeb DAY Of
DeTtmbs, next O'Clock, TO a6t On the articles
mentioned in tine foregoing reque made by FIVE of
lAid Trunees, for eating fad meeting
WILLIAM GORHAM, PysfIent.
The TruGees of Gorham Academy,
hereby requeed the time and place above
appointed, and for the purpeFes therein mentioned,
oil JOAN PARK LITTLE Secretary
nGrn a, Noe. IS, 1909
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
TO BE LET.

Two Shops, convenient for Shoemak-
ers Painters, and one Chamber fuable for Cabinet
Chair maker, part of the town--spplY as
above Portland. Nov. 40
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
Round,

UNITED STATES.
Djaria Of 4E5:et, N9gewJer 70, rso3.
NOl1CEi is hereby given to the Credlf-
ors of SPENCER, fING nam Of Wjr.,tfett, ia
aid DiHria, ltader,, and SAhgEE -E2kLANSBEt OF
Newmilford, trader (agaia2 whom p2ra,e or,,s If
Bankruptcy have duly ioed aud proceeded Jp-u) t2,1
they may be heard thev fee st. BE- foee the Cd
Diiri6f Court, Eegy 10 fgss5 a,y III Dses-,r r.f
a. the Court foule in Portland eseaa .bskiGg and
lowing certificates 81 d(charee Bausup,s scare
which time exceptions aia allowance may W eAahiteI
DAVID sEWALL, J1g go r .s' IL z ''S1 c't''
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
NOTICE Is hereby given TO the ctedi,cis oil
WILLIAM HJlSNN

NOTICE Is hereby given to the ctedi,cs OF
WILLIAM HUDSON,
OF Portland, merchant agaiua whom a cognh.tt1 &c
bankruptcy has been awarded and fucd ia tina. a..
eommi9neFs named and authorized IN au5 nv rhe 10
comH'iion, aud the atbgace bs eaa,e tud IF g. ~.
tend TO neet as the oiaee OF E5;arvsr Hyv, Fq, En-.
sreet, in iaid Portland, on the 8.h day Of Gs
at 10 O'Clock 10 order tusS4 lurth ,i..,,, =.
OF his eitae and ehetfs when and where s II rf,r,
who have not arssey proved their de!ns are L, e,s.e
prepared g prove the i4Ee, they viii Re exctuI.I
the benefit Of fsid dividend
ISAAC GAGS. AErz-..
Or The creditors Of aid B ~ krnpl a. c rr,lu.2.
ed t. meet At The place aloref4ii o. tbe IA. ians %
eeierSine whether they will sHtoT fld sience To
H$k' fac OF the reidue OF The tGts 81 Gid b4ikfppt
snd upon what terms.
Nsgsai.r rs. l2-s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

). iraf5 fran a Dsmocrn.-Mr. Blake,
f cn o. The National Agis, ihort time
81 saes mad iuticient independence to diff
- - rom n Eis brother Democrats, relative
!, 30. ''ie Politics OF Europe /; for which he
s''sd feFyere rcPremands from the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

80 7S' 6}f'n PIPER, Or. BY haa nigbt's sr4n, did
sy'.e - 6a1d b4 or intelligence rga. i6e Eub-
'S-'a ~ la. al c6sla e. esafa. Cd ia fbrs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03

We have received from Warrington, the lengthy
|lessu4s Of LO4f4aa, compiled from official doeu
meats, under tie dire aion of the PreGdent, and
||commanica,ed to Congref. It's length viii pre-
rent our giving il in full but We ihalI give fach
parts off as appear mot intereaieg.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-03
Hone, e.. Fndey. Nov. IS.

IgH,y Of Earops.-Tbe Lao mails furnia no later
accounts from the North of Earope than thofe Civ
co in our LAT Arrivals at Newyork corroborate
fse intelligence of iii: fettl.ms 1t of our diff. uti:s
with Algiefs-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-07-29
NEw-YoRK, July is.

Capt. Irwin, ofthe sloop Sally, in is
days from Antigua, has furnished ns
with, the following information
On the 2oth june the British brig
Busy, mounting 16 gums, captured \
French ship from the Coast of Guinea.
with s37 slaves, 100 boxes Of Gold dust.
and four hundred and sixty elephants
teeth, and carried her into Antique. On
the 22d Of the same month, French
sloop laden with coffee in bulk, and
bound for I port in the United States
was captured BY the same brig, and'car-,
ried into Antigua. On the 2sth the
Capt. Of the Busy sent his boat wen
manned, into Sc. Pierre's (Martinique)
and eutout large Freneh ship, copper
ed to the bends and carried her safe =
into Antigua. On the 29,h Ave sail or !
the line, 3 frigates, 2 sloops Of war, 5
transports, with 7oOO troops on board, /.
proceeded from Antigua on an expedite
on against Martinique, with the inten-,
ton Of Producing that island. when the
intelligence Of war reached Antigua
three orfour French vessels that were
lying there, put to sea on the following
night, having considerable properly on:
shore.
Accounts Of the capture Of T6bago
had beenreceiyedas Antlgua.
Al Feet off sail Of lifeline and 4frans-
ports had arrived of Barbadoes AID had
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-11

ment, are exempted: bit no aIs,.r.
made on account OF this exemption
the whole number that are 10 ie,,,
thofe who are too poor TO pay z,l.n.J
no in.efeh, hirk i, hard TO be obl;.
draw lois who fhall lerse fer he q,
o. this account, many families in !, |
are stthis moment IN tie grearef III
IF their f,ns ihail rot be tlain in /. |
or fall victims 10 The yellow fever i
are {enGale that the lie CT folder.
~ INEQUALITIES hem for otter occup,,
Colonel Defpa-d we underaar5 j
be tried rhe ensuing Sections at II. i
Bailey, which commence this Gay d.
tEe is charged with fcloniouily, n.
uily, and aovif5dly erdtayoorlrg tof|
Thomas Wirdfor, being Fericn Ter
IN his majeay's forces ty land, and
vers other perfons ALTO ferving in his \
je2y,s forces by lard, from thsir 4
and allegiance to bis Msjefy, and fr|
citing ard firing up The faid T5o|
Windfor, and other perfons ALTO lervay
bis Majely's forces by land, to con-,
an act Of muliny, contrary to tie a,,l
in foch cafe made and provided, !
sgsiu1 the peace Of cur lald Lord
King.
A rrivate letter from Paris merli,
that Bonaparts, when he eiited the ..
D'OnAenr Gu ohlerviog the Englih .
lours placed uoder the French, crdt,
them TO be placed fde by tide, fayirg h
England ranked with the hrH nations,
tn globe, thar her people were brave,
dufrious, and naturally friends to Franz
The colo0cs of the other nations ",
hung beneath, exceps the American VIII
did not appear, and the sbience of vii
is conGdered a, great offence.
BY decree Of the Chief Ccnlrl,
table allowance for officers in the ma
ierviog in America, Ala, or Africa, i,
be doubled upon their arrival in any
the Colonies.
A report having been fa!fely fpreai
Leghorn, thar there had been naval
ron in the Mediterranean between
Batavian {quadron, commanded by Adn
raj Winter and certain number Of
barry corfairs, tie following Notes has b
officially puolifhed.-" I he tquadron
der Admiral Winter has Peaceably t
verified the Coats of Barbary, and
found thofe regencles in the mott ami
bic difpoli,ion towards the Bataslan
ton.
M3sitfw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-11
Latef Foreign Intelligence.
NETWORK, February 4.

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Anderfon,
paGengcr in the thip Kingfoo, from Lon
don, for papets as isse as the 4'h OF De-
,cemoer sad to mercantile friend for
Lloyd's Lit and. Price CuErent, TO the
10Th Nov. From ,hsfc prin!s, we have
made the extracts which appear iassteit
ing.
,s'he news of the difaerous occurrences
a, ST. Domingo, had reached France; but
wba, effect il had On the government Is
not fated.
The Firf Corinl, at his palace at ST.
Cloud. had received the congratulations
of the continued authorities and armed
force, On his retusn. A London paper
mentions she addre.s as marked with
firsin of fuliomc compliment. Il would
feem from one OF theie addretles, that II
i,.the intention Of tie Fire Conill TO VI
fit all France"
A London paper Of the aS5h Noscm-
Der, fpeaking of America, Jays:
IS Every B-it'th S.atelman nua now
be aware Of the great importance otmaln-
tanning good understanding with the Y.
States of America. The two countries
NAV be 70 mutually ferviseable, or 70
mutually mifchievous TO each other, that
the utmoa pains hould be employed TO
cultivate NOT only peace, but 70 improve
every fenti.nent of kindneis and Affection.
The French, it is well known, make eve
nv exertion TO obtain party in America,
hottie to England. In appointing a mi
inter to the United States 1t, therefore, is
of the utnoe importance 10 sead man
qualified TO improve our in;cFeits with the
government and the people Of that coun-
try; ore who will conciiiate their al
ietsious and eReem, as far as his perional
character, and his perfonal communication
with them, Can extend. Mr.. Otto IS TO
be the French envoy"
Prict Of Staeks, Dec. 4f5, al n'os.
per cent. ccrfuIS o. IL rs; re-
duted 66 IS; cmn;um io4
Csra Exchange, Zee. 5.
Wheat AS. TO SOS. fae 81 70 SOS. rye
s6 TO 4os. flour "a to 49s per lack.