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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28

iaughter, 70 histwo ffieods, Afetfls and
Canxene who with exattitnde and ylftae
executed his lat reqaef. On the isme
LAY, when Freach Legislators com 3ased
and applied the morals OF iinall fepnh-.
lie in Grsece, 10 thief. Of moden Face,
the criminal tribunal az Paris, condemaeo
to death Irumeau, a Grocer, for potion
Ing his own daughter, and who according
to all appearance, fome years ago polioned
a nice 10 whom he was a guardian men
mutt bencorrlg lb,e re soIut' u rs fanatics
Indeed, when they fee the numerous crimes
of their own counrIymen, and ,lnoy thsms
feIyss amongit the vifsuous GFecian Phi
lofophers.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
aIeraaorfa apbertlser.
SATURDAY, MAY z8.
Ns.lv. 7'ask, Nay IS.

The arrival of the hip Iris, Captain
sk;ooer. az late hour lsif evening, has
.r,eDded our Gle Of London papers 10 she
..--,uty tkird of s3ril, inciudye; befdes
~ PortGlnoath Gszeste OF the z5th, and
IIeyd's Lift and Prices Current 60 the
nth. We had prcviouay received pa
,,rs 10 The 18Th, BY the Marsfrom Liver
Sool, and presared fame Of their no& im-
eo,ran, articles for publication but de-
Ere TO give the isteIt intelligence has IN
3oced US 10 iubfitute III their fead the
following brief fummary. II our next,
We lhall pnblilh an unbroken ferries OF
events, from the date of our former &C
counts, 10 that of the laa paper brought
by the Iris.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
I9nbllr sale.
To be Sold, On Thurfday the
I'd Of June next,
Il Ual1table Water Lot,

Situated on the upper corner Of Keith's
wharf, 80 feet 4 inches font on TIE wafer
and extending Oack about one hundred
and twenty feet, 10 a fifty feet ttrcet call
ed Gibbon itfeet, This wharf has oeen
lately logged and filled up, and now in
complete repair.
aJo,
Three Lots on Water lfreet.
between the dwelling hcu{es d Thomas
Vowel and Samuel H-rp-r; II feet front
and extending back ore hundred aod TWEEN.
ty three feet five inches. On one Of shefe
LOIS there is erected one tory frame
.houfe, twenty feet front and lixteen feet
back, with kitchen, now in tie occu-
pancy Of Mr.. Myers ar IS pounds per
ann. The whole in fee fimpie and The
title indifputabIe. Conditions to be made
known at the Eale.
PC. MARSTELLER.
Or The fa!e Of thss properly has heen
poitponed TO the day ai,ovemenaoned, n
confequence Of the Preiens uniavoEsoie
weather.
May IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
TIE three foy
BRICK HOUSE e LOT,
In fee fnpie,


Situate upon the north Tide Of Prince
arecr, and eaif fle Of yXalhiagson ffeet,
and bounded as ioiioweth, viz.
/" Beginning AT he io5eriettion Of laid
Rreet, and running thence nrrhwardly
with Walhingsoa itfeetand binding there
with 100 feet to 10 feet alley. thence
eafwardly wita the line Of The alley and
parallel 70 Prince afeet 63 feet, sheace
fouthwaEdly with line parrelei 70 Walh-
ington freet "a feet, thence weffwardly
with line parieIlel 10 Prince ttreet 81
feet, thence fauthwardlv with line "a
ralici to Warrington fereet 70 feet 70
Prince Greet, thence weltwardiy with that
Rreet and binding Herewith to the begin
ming, being 10 feet"
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Nav Il.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
wenty Dollars Reward.

Ran-ooOqy from the Su5le1lber,
at Frrderiekl84rgb, an the 25h nj. a
negro man named
D u K E,
1;om go to IS years oage, a6oat s fri 8
or 7 inches high, elmadr, Of a 1ellss0
i@ eomplet7i0u, Ipeaks ind q0b<n .lpofen
10, and The lo4cer part Qf botb bis ears eaf.
Had on qoben be ebbed, a IuHB'r0lo2,rd
broad elotb eeaf, f,T3rd Jq~qaJaoqv1 gva9-
coat, qvbne RngFa Sbsstsng fraqglsrs,
6laes fir hal quitb a mall rim, andN5o<s;
tut baving otbe, clotbes, il is pro6aJh be
nay change bis drs6. II is expected BE-
aoM endeavor TO imp9ts bimGlfou tie pub
lie az a free nan, as 1 ar mtormed be has
a paG..
Tie above reqoard, and all regtounJAe
charges, qviH be paid, FIR lecaring hin.
10 l6at The Ju5Icyide, gefs hin ryan,
on gieviug iutormetion to mr.. Jo5n Rodg
ki0s, Alexaadala.
VIM. Campbell.
". B. Matters gf vcD'ss and 0tb<rs ars
for5id ba,bouyiug ,laid frAoap, as TRY
zci1 be brelsea,td 10 tie utmsf 1ger ffbs
azv. n. Z.
( Nay IS. eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
Londsr, Ap,il 1913.

The town of Flufhing, belonging to
me Batavian Republic, has been declared
in fate Of Gsge, by order of the Firf
Confal. The French Envoy, Semonville,
has Fgiven notice thereof to the Batavian
government and the meafure is ffated to
have been haitened by the refufal of the
Engliih to deliver up the Iaand of Goree.
The numbsr of French troops haiioned
in tie Batavian republic, and on their
march thither, is ftated at $4,000 men,
the whole of which are 10 be paid and
fubGaed az the expence of that unfortunate
Republic.
In cafe of a rupture with England, three
French armies are, ii is laid, TO be imme-
diateiy ai1embled on the coat, one near
Boulogne, another in Normandy, and a
third in Belgium. Mofeau is to com
mand in camp, TO be formed near Brett !;
Oudinot at Cherbourg; MAIZENA, at Dun
kirk and Macdonald, fourth army in
Holland. So fay fone of the Dutch Ga
zetres.
In the City the prevailing opinion fcems
Gill to be in favor of peace. At o'clock
the aIa, the ; per cent. Confnls were at
67i fer May account, and 67zz for mo-
ney.
Lord Melton is not appointed to any
command.
The want of intelligence from the Con-
tiusnt was yeeerday the 2zd. (upplied by
the ingenuity of COCK jobbers and ipecu-
htors in the Funds. Reports of an "a
hrmiog kind were indufriouay circulae-
ed, and many perfons became the dupes of
them. AT one time it was laid that in
diligence had been received of a new
Treaty OF Alliance, offenive and defen-
five, between France and Pra6ia; at a.
mother, thar two Meifages had arrived
from France with an account of Bona
parts refufal TO accede 70 the ultima tum
OfoOr Government third rumour did
not heGtate TO aiiert, that leverai Dutch
hlps ofwar had been topped by Rear
Admiral Thorniborugh's iquadron and
the alarm was coniiderably heightened by
the appearance of broker at rather late
hour in the alley. who is know to be en-
pOyed by a great French Houfe, and who
ID outa vail quautisy of flock.
lheie cauies, ridiculous as they were,
combined with the Miniasr's explanation
on Ihurfday, TO produce at the cloie Of
tbs market depreiIion of nearly 4 per
ssns. The following were the principal
auetuatlons during the courfe of the day
e0niols were done the frG part of the
morning at sc Z. They then went down
"o5 ! got up TO GO I, and at that
Pice continued till quarter paa three o.
COCK. They then Auttuatsd, and fell
634.
As this paper was going to prefs (z3dl
rlcfyr.
The Moniteur of the 18th contains
ing article relative to Malta. 1t appears
vat NJ. dc Buiy. upon finding that the
a0sllih Commander perffed in refuiing
'u,Tsndef the illand, applied to tie
sS0ch Miniiter. The latter, in applica
s.n' aiured him, that "jufice and the
s'a OF treaties left no doubt that Malta
s.'ld oe evacuated by the Engiilh, and
: cider Put in poaeilion of IL"
- an article from Rotterdam Of the 18th
~. 1aits that The Expedition to Louiiia.
4. ! :. asshnltivelY fufpended. by order Of
s, I'M 'lonful, and the troops have be-
s, lS''is q this day (asd) 04EE. Reduced
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I,9uDIlc liguoug.

On Saturday, 18th June,
Will be lold 70 The hishett bidder, on a
credit Of s, II, and IS motifs, tie
parchaier giving approved negotiable
notes,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
Public SAFE,

NIL be aided to The sales at Veudas, IN
7usjday next,
/ trunk containing tamboured
ADD cambrick maains, fix fockings, and
iufpenders,
trunk containing chintzs, Calicoes
and Marieilles,
3 trunks of Millinetts,
cafe OF Ribbonds and Bobbins,
do. of Tapes,
do. of Checks,
bale Of blue Gurraghs,
A few boxes of HATS, we'll aGorted.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
May IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28

s., ls00l2 y this day (z3d) 64LE. Reduced
I fine -four 4s 10 AS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

OF, officers but only IS feamen. A
very hot prefs was carried on, but
there were few leamen to be found.
Report fays they had fed TO France
for iecurity. r47 {,
We underlland thar the fhip
John Morgan had .lef, London for the
lie of Wight, where The was to take
in Mr.. King.
The reignation of Earl St. VIM
cent, and appointment of Lord Mel
Vile to his ltation, was daily expected.
In ihort, the amount of informa-
ton by the Martin, as we'll as that by
the Ranger from Dublin, ihews the
affairs of France and England to con-
tinue in the fame critical itate men,
toned by former advices. The nego-
ciat;ng mealures of Bonaparte do not
fmack of that headlong courage which
on former occaions has marked his
character. He may be truly faid to
fight (by at the prelent moment.
Procraltination appears to be
with him an important Object and
his preient proceedings indicate that
he is no leis the crafty tatefman than
the intrepid warrior. If he can fuc-
ceed in lulling te peace the Britifh
nation at time when every preient
incitement and every future apprehen-
fion are impeIling her TO war--and at
time when fhe clearly anticipates his
contemplated lchems--if he can iuc-
ceed in this, without allowing her TO
retain either the Cape of Good Hope
or Malta, without abandoning either
Holland or Switzerland, without Civ
ing up his Louiiiana intentions and
at time when her naval iuperiority
gives her decided advantage over
him-if he can effect this, then will
he thew himielf alike pre-eminent in
the cabinet, as in the field.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

a. To fuch vefels - bring no feel
certihcses the qasrsntine IA to be only a yer,
seS days. at the diicie,ion Of the board o.
health. Htt
Erf'a.7 sfa Letter fsw gs~fit~as 10 f5s lsits
ef NJ. M's,or. 10 BIZ friend in Nesp fsrk
$ 6afei Payu. .itni i6.
- Mr. Monroe was prefected TO the min
iaer for foreign s6iin on the 9Th, by whom
he was received with every mark of atteotion.
n. sfared him that he wa authorized by the
F,t Caniul to declare, that he heaSd Of his
arrival IN france With much fatisfattion. Mr..
M. will not oe rre.en,cd 90 the FiIa Couiul
until zen DAYS heoce, that being the time ap-
PoIaIed tor preien'iog the foreign ainiteu.
- General B-rnsdo,,e lstr Paris ON fhe
18th 70 embark Cor The Uoi,ed States, where he
is 70 reGde as minilter from this government.
il is The general opinioo ,ha, war 4, at no gSes,
dirsncc. c.--OTdss were ifuei Two days ago TO
prevent the filling OF all French veiirIs."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

Thus it appears that thefe ffates gain II
Representatives, and lofe 3 Seostors, and GER
tain portion Of political weight IN the election
oil Preiiieni.
As obiervcd, there are ia the Senate 81
mcmoers. sad in The houfe Of representatives 30
paenoers each Senator, in politicsl weight,
then. is s1usi TO fope,hing more than tour re
prlfsn,aiives. Ii Is therefore. evident that theic
Fate, fuaain lofo in this view, independent of
the Others rha, have been taken. For the three
Scustors they lote they ought To acquire at leais
twelve Representatives. whereas they gain only
eleven. Be',des which there Is material lois
In the election OF a chief mseiiisate.
In addition TO this src other cons ierations
Of great weight, all OF which he~ the eafern
flares TO be gamers. Thoie hates have what
may be called fixed population compared to
that OF the touihera haes. To The former,
the land being chiefly occupied, the'e is little
emigration, while from them to the fouthern
hases there is large emigration. Hence under
every cenius, unIil rs expiration there Is q
regular comparative gain made each year by the
estern over the iou.hcrn Gates the rePreienta-
tives apporrionci at each Genius remaining the
fame notwithstanding the grea,clt increaie OF
nupnbers.
This confederation operates with augment
ed force on the Senate. To whatever p0p0la-
tion the larger iaes may attain thereafter, their
reprefents,ion in the Senate cannot be incresied
the rqaall,y of repnfenta,ion in that body be-
ing i.nnusable. All other parts of the con-
fitau,n may be altered. This can never be
changed.
From this view il follows thar al! Glamour
Yaifea agsina the fou;heru aates. and in parti-
culsr againa Virginia i, grooodlcis 10 tar as
they are reproached tor avaiiing tbemie!Ves o!
their 1sves as BATS Of rcp;efentation. 1t they
have done 70, il was bu, TO counteract the opera
,ion OF thr'e principle, under which the P'eh
dent aad Senate were ch,frn. which maniseitcd
70 wide departure from equality in one difec-
sion, that il became neeedry to check it by a
correspondent departure in contrary difec-
tion. PUbLlOS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

II hi. is fiir In ths rate governments, Il
Is As fair in the g-sefal goverancnt ] nor Mould
tho'c who approx. il in the one, condemn it in
the other.
Bl, tsking the number Of whites in each
fate a. the true bsds of repEeieotasion, lev Us
fe. hox il operate, in th: folurion OF the prelent
queaion.
In the election Of chief m,eiara,e the larg-
e. aates invariably lote portion Of power.
inainu-h As the fame tdi,ion of electors IL made
u rne nu no-r OF ,eorefen,atives 20 which each
fa,. is cositicd. The larger the Rate j. in her
whiSe population the greater tae ois. Virginia
mua Therefore incur this loh in she greatef de-
gree.
In the eletton Of Senators, each aste 10
en',led 90 the fame nunbar, viz. two not
wlh&antins III. difpari,y OF their population.
Aiopv numbers as the correct principle OF
rcprefen,s,ion. sod Virginia would be entitled
to four, and North Carolina to three Senators /;
and the four iouthern fta,es Of Maryland, Vir.
giuia, North Carolina and outh-Carolina
would Be entitled 20 eleven Senators.
Apply the fame principle TO the four eaaern
fares Of New- Hsupihire, Rhode liland, Maj
fachuietts aud Connecticut, and they would be
entitled to only eigh, fenaton.
b. the principle adopted to the conaitu-
tion. il therefore. appears tina, the four fouthern
&ates lofe three Senators.
Ist us now examine what theie fame fatcs
gain in ,he Hoaie OF Representatives by the re-
prei,atason Of their lavss.
Maryland gains Representative
Virgiois 6
North Carolina
South Carolina Z
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18
YORK, PENN May &c.

Las week. thole black miCcreants,
who has planned the defrudion of
this borough, and who had fucceeded
in laying ieveral valuable barns in
athes, received their ientence. Five
of them We're condemned TO hard la
Dor tor twelve ars--ix years of the
time TO iolitary confinement; and one
was condemned to hard labor for five
yearS---fix months of The time to foli-
tary confinement. rhoie blacks, to-
gether with one or two white men, who
had been iwprifoned on iufpicion of
being G5nrsrned in the plot, but againit
whom the grand jury did not find bills,
were ordered to find bail for their good
behavior for limited time.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

VXIHEREAS we the fubicriscr,, bcinv mi,

NNTHEREAS we the fubfcriscrs, being ths
Wv day by the Honorable Court OF Pro-
bate in North. Kiogaown. appointed Commit.
6oners, TO receive aud examine the claims Of the
creditors 90. the eitstc of Sam~ei Wat/on. late Of
hid North. Kiogtown Phyiician. deceafed. re-
prefen,ed infoivent: 1hcir are 10 notify the
creditors 10 fa'd eaa,e to bring in their refpec-
tive claims TO either of the iubfc,iben, at our
reflective dwellings, az any time withns FIX
months from the date hereof. being the time si-
Low ed by iaid Cour, for thar purpofe. .e
JON. RAYNOLDS, | CsmwG
GEORGE THOMAS, JJGssos.
All perfons indebted to fsid easre, arc re-
quefted 10 make immediate paymcn, 70
JOHN WATSON.
lof Rehobotb) Eseesisr.
Norfb.Ragf01on, JHns i,ib. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18
New. YORK, Tune II.

Captain Moulton, of the brig
Mary, arrived at N.York, left Havre
On ,he aSth April, and informs US,
that the greatelt preparations for WAR
were making in the French ports a
heavy imprels of feamen had taken
place, and the feet was principally
manned from IA to 10 gun-boats
had been prepared for fea with the
greateit expedition, and failed from
Dunkirk three days before his depar-
ture, but were driven back by adverfe
winds, and were lying in port 4; Others
were getting their guns on board, and
completing their equipments. Active
mcafures were taking to have the bat
teries of the town and harbor proper
ly manned, and the ihip carpenters &
caulkers at Havre were all engaged
by the government Capt. Moulton
has bro't difpatches from Mr.. Mon
ROE, for our government.
BY the hip Martin we have Fal-
mouth accounts to the 5th, and Lon
don to the ad May. We take but
brief notice of them, as they contain
no very material additions to our news
via Boiton, which was already in type
when we received the intelligence
brough, by the Martin.
Sir Edward Pelew, it was faid,
had hoiited his flag on board the LIE
Tonnant, having double proportion
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18
In Toa0n-Mseiing, June 2, 1901.

XTOTED, That no COW be at large on the
v Common in The tom of Newport, be-
tween the Twentieth Of Mar and the Twentieth
of Nsvs~6er, between the hours of Nine at
night and Four in the morning. on the penalty
OF being iispounded. aud treated in all rcfptets
a, Hoiies foond at large on the Common may
nov by law be treated :--Aod that no perion.
who owns more than an acre of land. or any
whole eaae is eaimaiea At five huad red dollars
or upwards. fhal be allowed TO psaure a Cow
on the Common.
PabiV1eI By O,d.v.
IONA THAN ALMY, Toror- Ckyk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

Arrived here the 10th inf. brig Nep.nne.
Samue' =. rsgear matter, IS days from Am.
aerdsm. On thc z3l ult. In LAT. At. 90. wea
prise fhip Valentine, Stephen Brace matter. "A
isys on; from Bottom, bouud TO Liverpool--sl al
veil. Jane4. in long. IS. 80. ~ef ftom Lon
don. poke brig Afcenion,S days oat from Alex.
indria, boond 10 l. fbon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18
10 THE PUBLIC.

VNIHEREAs the fubfcrher vas. on the 7th
Wv day of June ! sos, elected to the Office
of V.ndue Matter This Is 20 inform the public
that ne ha, given bonds. and 10 qsslihcd agfees-
bly TO law; and is ready to ferse all sho win
10 have Goods, Wares, or Merchandise fold IN
any part of the town at PIblic Autiion.-.Asd
th5fe who may win to ddpoie Of any Goods,
&c. a, afooe,sid. may ieni them 70 the Store OF
Mr. .JoHs WooD. at the head Of MIR. SteveoS
Wnaff, where be xili attend and fell n oftea a.
oceaiion may rcquifc.
JAMES cHAPPELL, Autaioneer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

A young lady in France has ac-
tual!y 6ied of a long lingering influenza
OF naked eib0aVs-Her huiband torn
ed, and phyGcians adviled but fhe
preferred death to covering her ell.
bows, and determined to die in fa,b-
ion. B9qOn Gag.
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: LOOKING G-GLASSES.

l. OR Sale at the Store of NATHANIEL
SWEET& Co. an elegan, aaonnens Of Looti~g-
GieD;,, which cannot fail Of plcahng tboie who
win to purchaie--prices, from One Dollar az
Cents to Eighteen Dollsn 50 Cents.
Ne1vpsr, June iS. I4if
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Joa opened, and for Sale. or Cireala'ios. at ihs
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DIEDl-At HsfIe n, (MsG.) on the z6tf
ult. Capt. LEVI BARLOW, Of this town, Et. sS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18
From The B9Ron Gazette ef June I3.
POSTSCRIPT.

We underitand a gentleman ar.
rived in town, on Saturday evening,
from Portland, and informs, that a
venel had reached there in very lhort
pailage from Grenada, the capt. of
which reported, that few hours be-
fore he left Grenada, dilpatches had
been received from England, announc-
ing the important Intelligence of War
baUing been declared againa Frame
on the 9th Of May.---.In confr-
nation OF this, the Capt. further in
formed, that the ports of Martinique
and Guadaloupe were blockaded.
Capt. Wef, arrived at quarantine
on Saturday lalt from Surrinam, in.
forms, that accounts had receiy-
ed there from Berbice, ftating, that
Goo Of the troops had revolted, and
taken poGeflion of that place /; and that
the forces fent againlt them, had been
fuceefsfully oppofed. ~
Exf,sa Of a kne, /rsn fbe zm,neas- lSsJSl q,
Cadix. 6aied 10Th 6b,s. I8c,.
The court OF Madrid has jaa ient down or
deu. g.. &C. hift.,
Ih. To take away all qpsrsntine on vef
feIs coming from the United States, provide
they are iarnihed with csrsl6eates from The
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- The elegan, Lines, infcribed "ro
Mary" we're received a, too late an hour for in.
lcrtion Ihi, day They ihall appear in our next.
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attention the obierva,ious over the Ggosture of
PuBLIu,," copied from ;he National Iutel!i-
gencer (n a ieries OF nambcrs) ,he hra of which
Is publihed in this paper. The arguments are
copcluh'e. sud the reafouing mua hlence the
voice % aaion. The stse/ffiss dare not. cannot
sniwer foch writer's as s"PuBLIUs." and Al
cRsNoH SIDNEY" The weapons OF TRUTH
are poweda'. Republicans with for no other
to fcpsl FEDERAL Aander.
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Extra2 Of a letter from a reJpeda6ls
HoYle in Bordeaux, TO a gentleman
IN Befon, dated May S.
&C You will expect to hear fome
news on the prevailing topic of the
day. We remain in the fame unfet-
tied fate as when you left US. A let
ter, however, which have this mo-
ment received from Mr.. Skipwith,
itates as follows Tbs ultimatum OF
the Britilh government is now with
Lord Whitworth /; a very few days
therefore determines the queliion of
War or Peace"
"ln addition to the above, Gram
mont, an eminent merchant in this
place, received ain extra courier lali
evening, by which we learn, that
Bonaparte had rejected the ultimatun,
and dilpatched his confidential aid to
London, with bis ultimatum and
that Lord Whitworth, at the departure
of the courier, was packing up his
things. In fact, it is now concluded
on, that war is inevitable.
While writing, feveral letters
are received from Brokers at Paris,
which ltate that War is The order Of the
day."