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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05
80 DOLLARS REWARD

~ away from Ike Subfcs;hsr $, ;b,s ,;,,, =,
= May laR, Negro tr7r. rared '' II
BAIL0R,
n n STACK TcmP!eSiop. about Twensy-sir or e.s.a
I ears ,4d' ateut Five Feet Seven ~ Fioh,
merry b'ongea the cita,c Of FIoorss 80 ToI
"s1 Io'@5F At the Biiekimiths trade. wss n,r
chtiee az Pes!c Sale, tail snriag 'u'
Wnq:vsi 'eceIes he sid " gro. md ;,,f..e 49,,
Jaa,'of"i. Guy ftel' hsye ths abege f--,..i L.,
'PPiYiFg % William Fulcf4r. y
2ita54r SIS l84 80 "''''hi'
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LOST
FOR SALE

10y pnbii1 vendes n STILLS Ho,el. IN the III;
A9 Of Wilmington, On Th9Tlday The -,a 6sv
Of lznuary Mex, at rwe;ve clock, the fo!lr4yine
Tatt of land .-Si.uatt IN Nocrhuuberlard county,
fate Of Virginia. lats the rsldeucs and pgope~ty
q FREShY THORNTON, eld containing : 80
ac.sS. lying Immediately on The liver to;6n,ac-
t1oc 9efes or which are the moG yslostFe ,'la,l Of
i2+ grounds on ghe river, bs1~ecn 3 ard 40 Lez
7iiy tirntsrcd th@ re:nsindsr is ,afy high and
extremely proa15tive The fo1 81 this ;raEt {,
equal 70 aog a she Gate toT ;he culture and corn
whear, tobacco, tirne.hT, aud fniaa gran OF n
K'nds in td!s tfa:, are = large conmodiop,
'wo ito'y Brick 14aHion 4 louie ard t9o oifces.
arge brick table, valo7b,e barn, corn to4ie. ana
many oehss ont hoaiea III Ia COOS repair. The.
orchard. ar'd garden ccasain variety ct valuable
,Eait 'rees, and shs wrtsls ao3uud with exceilsar
nh aao oyiters. q is tiagc 4sc1C !. aav's f.ji
froal Alexandra, ba'vim1r@, snd Norfo.6. Trsre
are ~ gooa mill fest. 81, s6a. 20 fw NH. o.
ts cfta5s, and plenty OF cedar aad zhe(nt ti,s5af
eXciuisVc OF iae heagy :ir'act which, If .p,ca uc
ln:o tclntiing, will commen3 price, - ,hc 1.rl
or " aihlnSon. nearly equal 70 yh- value 81
he terms Of faie, 'yill be one third cab and s,
fsiduc OF thc pnrcha- raooey. in payments " h;.5
"lli be made known ?. lhs tine Of ale
RICHARD letters. iga.
De 9, 1907. ''
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TO BE HIRED,
l'0'' ne sE5fa'ag Pear, fire vaLpafze
BL ACKSMIT

y eur are equal 70 any o: their colour
IN 'his Hate one Of theu, exc,ls as p ,,s,-;;.
lgt ninth. Tbs hire 70 be pa;a ogartsTySs.,i.
pond vith approved fecur;ty q ar ;rbaIita,,t ~
KlehDond Will b. required -
NY ho".e and lots in this city are aiII e., fs,b.
.Ne' tii'uatloni is uipaed by few N ,he ,,iare = ~
hoete som s hye bedrooms, and tbrce ertsr-
taiRin3 ones. two Of which are % fcpt ~, ~,
! ne terms nay BE- known ,y applying 10
Richmond, Dec. It, 1909 - = y LII
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05
PORT WINE.

q FEW pirss and qos s-r esGks q. genuine I'd por.
4 y vine are 'his Dig 'a"ded, aeA vii bs f9,5 on
nodera.s ,csms ~
ROBERT ciAMB4E.
Rtsbmoaa, Mo . rsaz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20

the clans that nave already appeared are
alarrningly umerous---i1lsomuch that the
Tsonsee or Viceroy Of Canton has been
long absent commanding the Imperial
troops in person. and has gained some Sig
nal victories---is was said, indeed, at one
time, that he was on his return, butb late
accounts there is great probability Of fur
ther connections.
It IS prophesied that some person will
rise up before the year 1865 who viii de-
pose the present Tartar race Of Enperors,
and restore that of the ancient Chinese. A
certain Chinese (who resided about TWO or
three days march from Canton, where the
rebels are in great force) having, by his
success IN trade, afnassed considerable
riches, insomuch as to be able to purchase
a u Burton Of some rank, and haVfiing I'M
pressed on The people in THE neighbonrhooI
great opinion Of his consequence, con
trived to have itscirculated about the adia-
cent country, that his son [who was one of
the handsomest and altogether the most
conely youth in the province was the man
VINO was destinedsto re-estabish the anci-
ent government -on this assurance, thou
sands Of the rebels, as well common people
of the country, as otherso superior .ank,
locked to the standard OF this Youth, who
was habited IN yellow (rils Imperial COLOR;
the force wEich collected round his banners
was very considerable. They were, how
ever, attacked by the Imperial troops, who
gained adecided victory; 5000 ofthe rebels
being killed --inanv Of them, as success fail
ed them, went over to the other SIDES the.
pretender (if he may beso styled being be-
trayed, was taken prisoner, and fell a vic
tim to his rashness, BY suffering all the tor
ture the-haman Imagination can depict, and
afterwards being cut, while living, into 80
pieces, and whenon the point of expiring,
stabbed through: the bodg. I cannot enter
further into particulars, but things have been
pretty quictoflate. Withinfhesefe few days,
report says, the rebels have collected again
in great force. The Tsontee certainly has
remained much longer than he intended,
and no doubt under the apprehension that
when. he turns his back, the fame of rebel
lionwiA rekindle.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
y A. Chinsfe mark Of diainaion.
PHILADElPAIA, oaober Is.

ExfraR .lett<r from IN e5Fler on board re
Uajfed States Fngate PbR0delp5ia. daiedGis
'altar, Aagaf IS, 1905.
!" We arrived here this day after pleasans
passage of q days. None CT our frigates are
here; We are informed ther are at Trpoly-we
shall sail 70 join then 10 day or two---we are
all much pleased with captain Bainbrilge. The
Anibuscsde that formerly had an engagement,
with the Boston, was sent in here 'ew days
since by British frisate. We hear that capt.
Rogers has sunk one of the fasaest sailing crui-
zcrs belonging to the Tfipolitans.''
A letter received in town yesterday from an
Officer on board the Frigate Philadelphia, mer-
items her arrival at Gibraltar, after passage OF
81 days and that accounts had been received
at that place Of the, John Adams having capturt
ed one. and sunk another Of the Tfipolitln's bef
cTrizers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
CHARLESTON. Oct. 10.

The schr. Americana, capt. Johnston,
arrived this morning, left Jamaica So days
since, bound to Philadelphia. On Sunday
last, in lat. SO. long. rs. during gale, and
while lying, too underreefed fore-sail, was
struck on the starboard quarter by heavy
sea, which threw the vessel on her bean,
ends, washed the captain and one MAJ
overheard; the latterwas drowned, but the
captain fortunately caught the boom tackle
fall, while under water, & saved himself.
The boat checks, bulk head, companion,
pinnacle, & every other article on deck, ex-
cept the boat was swept off, and her quarter
boards on both sides carried away. On
finding themselves in that situation, they
Immediately up helm, and with difficulty
got her before the wind, a most tremendous
sea running, and the vesselfa mere wreck,
expecting every moment to founder, the
sea washing all over the deck, and agreat
QUANTITY of water in her hold.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
4 am gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient scrvt.
ELISHA G.. DICK,
HsaAh Officer.
To he Board Of Health.
General DUM0UPIER. .

We have met with the fo.awing article 10 the
London Morning Chronicle Of the z7,h Au-
guf. 1t is the frft attempt which We have
perceived at accounting for the Wifi to Eng
lard of General Dunoarief:
As feyersl different eporrs have been circulated
in confqutncc Of General Damou,icf's arrival in
this country, we give he following 'Gattment as
that which an intelligent correipondent otlsFycs
may be relied on, and which will fully explain
The cauie of his vii..
During the American war, General Damou-
.lieI was Commandment, or fecon5 in command at
Chesbourgh, in the Province Of Normandy, At
,hat time an invasion OF this Country was favor
lite objea,wish the government Of France, and as
Damouriel's military character was pe.fettiY un-
defifood by the King, his Msjefy ordered the
General to digeif and arrange iueh plans as he
.houghr mott conducive to the accomplishment
Of the intended enterprze. The like orders were
fen, to many other officers Of ditinsuihed rePn-
tation in the French army. Ito happened, that
-Dumcuricf's plans ard communications were Pre-.
fcrred but the local affairs OF France wcre,
lhartly Afterwards, derangea, and he project OF
courfc abandoned. The papers, however, were
Jaced in the por, folio OF The King; but in
the efsrvefccnce Of revolutionary convu,tian,
thtfe, with other aate papers, were delivered into
the War Oficc, and there preferved. Dunoufler,
rot onceiving thsfe plans efcapcd the fury of the
mul.itu,'e, gave hinlcIf no concern about them );
bat, having received private information when
10 Germany, that The Kings port folio, together
with bis former plans, were absolutely in the pof.
ffiion Of Bonapartc, and that he psop6fcd to fol-
low the infruttions laid down by the Gencr..i
rcfpetfing the nyaiion Of Erg*pd, Dumouriet
inltantly wrcte'to The Doke Of Orleans, Who re-
lided in London, and requeited bis Highnefs
would immediately acquaint the government here
with tie whole of the prejef. I
His letter on that occafcn, we underfand, will
be "a IaRing and honorable teaimohy Of his loyal.
tg and good l.nfe. He very properly obic:vsd,
thar what he had. feruitrly panaed was done in
obedience TO the command Of his Sovereign, and
# cousfs no apology was neg ary, even at this
me, far his difhafging duty inpaled Oh him
his mater; but as he had lived TO Zee an
Uprper feize on the ihrone Of France, and avow
his intention of invading country wh.re tie
Princes of the Hou(c Of Bourbon had found an afy.
lum in the hour OF their eiarsG, he could not
be Glent at fucha period, but frankly and openly
difcover TO the government OF England what he
had formerly projected. This letter, We believe,
was Immediately lhewn by the Duke Of Crlcars
to the Commander in Chief, who expreasd with
that his Highnefs would invite Gen. Dumourier
to this country, and under an adurance that he
would be projected by government. In corfe-
quence of this invitation, we undcrifand, The Gen.
took his departure from Germany, and arrived
in London.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
Fran a London Paper.
DESIGNS OF TIIE FRENlti III!

Among the preparations for the invasion Of
England, as carried on in France, one Of Tie
main operations is a prepared ayssern Of confsca.
ton of the real properly # this country land as
the Assignats were f5atid, during the first year
Of the Revolution in that country, to be the mott
effetfual means Of alternating property. Assg-
mats are now preparing, the Rybofbsqaf of which
is, the land in England.
AS soon as footing is obtained in this couo.
try, paper money is TO BE issued BY The con,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
NORFOLK, Oct. Is.

Arrived the ship Argus, capt. D;rkham from
Amsterdam.
Arrived the sloop Apollo, capt. Livingston from
Turks Island.
The schr. Essex, capt. Fabins, arrived here
last Tuesday from Salem, fell in with. on the
9Th inst ii, lat. ST. %, long. 70, the schr Man
cy, of and bound 10 Philadelphia from Richnlond !:
had shipped a sea which washed the mate and
boat overheard had carried away her quarter
boards, and tore up her plank shsers i had no.
thing to eat on board. Capt. Fabius supplied
them with beef, bread and potatoes !; was making
for Philadelphia. -.
q Cat gsUeD for clean linen
and cotton rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
aleraahtia Dailp abosgiset.
THURSDAY, OcToBEa 20.
HEALTH-CFF7LE,

OCTOBER 20. .
The Committee of Health report four
deaths, for the % hours ending this morn
ing at o O'Clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude the re-
ceipt Of Forty Six D0llstrS and Fifty One
Gems il. cash, and a subscription paper tor
Thirty Seve1 Barrels If Csrn, from the
Rev. Mr.. KenPf's Congregation at Po-
hike, for the use of the Par.
S. SNOWDEN, .Sec'sy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
Ctto5er 20M, 1903.
..EsnfismeA,

IfTl ! n
Tan under The painful necessity Of in
forming yo1sthat appearances are not So
favorable to-day as they have been for some.
days past. Some new cases have occurred
of malignant aspect, and even some OF
those, which Yesterday promised favora.
bic termination, have to-day assumed an
opposite character. have fastened to
make to YOU this Acknowledgement both
for the sake Of truth and to guard our ab-
sent citizens againsta premature return to
fLeir abodes
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-30
NOTICE.

Tie Subscriber not being able TO pay off his
debts witaouS exposing his property 10 UBLiC
SALE, and beng Wiling to satisfy his creditors
shas thought proper 10 give public notice to all
whom he is indebted 10, that on the 18th OF }anu-
aTy next, 1900, he means 10 expose to Public
Sale all lds F1OUSEHOLD AaD KITCHEN
FURNI- TURF, at the MarSet-square, in the
Towa IS Alexandria. Those to whom Stand
indebted will be at liberty to purchase to the
amount OF their CLAIMS.
WILLIAM VIRGINS.
December 10. eo3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-30
WANTED To HIRE,

FOR one yesr, twenty shle bodied NEGRO
MEN, 10 be employed on the Little River Tarn-
pix Real. Good ulagc TO, and Ppn6fual pay
ment for their {ervices, ray be relied on. Any
per(5ns whc have, and are difpoied 10 Hire, will
nleafe give the eayliea notice 70 the fuofcrlber,
who is duly authorized TO CONTRACT tor that nam,
Der, on behalf Of the PFesident and Directors OF
the Little River Tusnpiks Company
Richard Ratcliff.
Dec. IL, aoW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-30
Public Salt,

On Monday next, at ten o'clock LII
che s8reneop, will be fold at the dwelling
houfe of capt. Nattles, Prince itrees,
4 variety of good Houlehold and
Kitchen Furniture, VIZ.
S,,.h,.,ds. chairs, beds, bedaeads, sc. sc.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLEk.
December 70.
The above fale is uRayoidablsy.
poItpoaed till Thurfday the 9Th OF
next month, at 1oocloek.
Deccmber 80.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-30
CONTINUED.
THURSDAY, November 5.

IN act auth2rising the creation fa Stock
to the anpoaat Of ejeOen millions t7Oo hun
dred and tffta1y thousand dollars far The
purpose IF earning int effect the Cen
oenti0n Of the mirt5cth If April 1908, be-
tween the United States Of America and
the French Republic and making provision
for tie payment Of the saase," under con-
sideration.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-30
BEN IAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
Eairfax Court H0asle.

/ With to Rent, for one or a teFM
Of Years, the Heuie and prcmlies at preisnt oceu-
pied as a TAVERN al this place. Ihe build
inys are large and convenient, and ohefs, i ne.
ceIIasy, will be made to accomm2dste good
tenant. Perhaps no htuation in the country pro
nilrs greater advantages IN the Pabhe .Lirs !; i
bslg now determined thas the paved Turnpike
Roads 10 pafs thisroute. Any ,peTion qaahlsd
for the undertaking, asd who wlthes iach ii,n
alton. will pleaie 70 make app!ication TO The iuo.
tctiber. near the Court Hou(e, A tore houie and
land for cultivation, can ale be had, i required.
Richard Ratcliff.
S2y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-30
mr.. Breeklnrfdge's Speech eontinurd. J

The gentlemen from D,aware and Maaachu-
fetts both contend, THAI the 81 article Of the
treaty is unconstitutional, and our content 10 It's
ratification nn!lify, becaule the United States
canoot acquire foreign territory. | am really at
a lois how TO unietAand gentlemen. They admit
Il do undrrRand them, that The acqu;Gtion Of
oart at Leaf Of this country is eaential to the
United States, and NUT be made. That this
'cquiftion mua extend to the soil; and to ufe
lie words of their reioletion laf FELTON,, 6 That
i is not confident with the dignity Of the union
3 hold righs 70 important by tenure 70 ln
certain" How, ak, is this certain srngrs 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-30
Poe Dollars ReuaYd.

STR AYlsD or Stolen % the I'd December, a
BLACK Cow, with White face and wide
hofns, i crop in the left and fwal!ow fork IN the
right ear. afrot aolen he mat have taken The
Centervilie road as on the day abe ementioned
/ got her home from Frcasfiek cahlSy. The
above reward win DC paid sheeyer may bring
her hcme.
Bryan Hampton.
Dec. AZ. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-30
Ihe CIedalora OF Epoch Ward,

TIE LTcd1.0Ta Of EN0ch WaTd,
snd alto ii the late fsm of O'Neal q Ward, are
reou.aed 10 meet az M. R. Matt's tavern on
Friaay Epesisz Mex, atfeysn o'clock, with a
Ratemsnt a their claims, when propoisis will be
mate "a them for ie,tlag all the CLAIMS that may
be exiting againf iaid Ward.
Dec II. CT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12
MATCHES, January {,

va l. - NNDNS j = =,
TIE foHo7v1ng mf<re6i0g '1feilig<Hfe ''I =,
kanded TO The eait0r, IRIS atlsfH''1,,. "
deems II bis duty TO giDe It i1lssa'4'
bx6iay. -,
Under date of the 10Th inf. the 'nteo'
dant General of thefe provinces tens w.
that the citizens of the United ota's' =
America, Can have no commerce win Nv =.
majeRy's fubjctts they only having :,
free navigation of the liver tor the eSpo; :,
tation OF the fruits and produce OF W.
Embellishments to foreign countries e%
the importation Of what they may wsa >,
from Them las fuch | charge YOU 10 - .Ia,
refpe6s you, to be Jealous and v'@ns,'
with particular care, that the inllAel'S",.
neither pHehaie or Cell any thug ~ ~ =,
hippipg, fiat oo'tomed boats, ba's = i.
fmaller seiicls that may 60 along az 80.
yer, defined for the American p"i'''D n,]l
or proceeding from them, that t'ey NJ
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12
Au4ved Enee onr left.

Ship Dana, Duplex, from Leghor,
via Gibraltar, 40 days from the latter
place. Left al Gibraltar, brig Anna,
Robinfon, who had jaf arrived there from
Leghorr, and in going into the bay ex.
perieneed fome damage by running !oul0t
veifel. Sailed from Gibraltar IN con-.
pany with fch'r Eliza, of and for Pnliadt-
phia. Left at Malaga the United STATES
nip Tohn Adams; the Adams and Con-
Relation at Gibraltar, and toe ingate
CheiaPeake at Leghorn. Sailed with The
United States fcb'r Enterprise from Bar.
celona, bound to Malaga fhip Bacchu,
Tor Baltimore, and lhip Reheeca, Tor Nor
folk. Touched at Barcelona, Aiicini'
Malaga and Gibraltar.
Brig Eoterprize, Tonibs, from Cbarlei'
ton. Brig CharIeaon Packer arrived there
in Is days from this port, and ich'r Lon
els in II. Lett there, lch'r little Ed"afd'
20 fail the lit infant. The briggs NeP-
tune and Anna Maria, bound from tilt
pot TO Savannah, wer; fpoken by :
Charleaon pilot-boat on the eigh'es0''
altimo.
Brig Bellona, Delano, from Hamburg
via New Providence, "A days from Tic
latter place. Left there, ih'p :
Johnfon, belonging to this port, pvt y
there in diltreis; brig CAM
from Savannah, OF Bohcn, bound - "a,
maica, pu, in there in dilirefs, and woola
be condemned. The Bellona IS ifoH
Hamburger, and put in there in dllflf ~
for provlflous. She left Hs'mburgn 'M
18th October. Lae Wednesday IPoAs
> l,hooner from CharleHon bound to 'hi'
port. Brig Independence, -, ialle'
two days before the Bellona.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12
NEW YORK, February :

At the GuiIdhall in London, on y
zoeh of November, Mr.. Coliet hroo,b
an action agaiott Lord Keith, for detx :,
ing his lhip the Argopaat. at the Cane Is
Good Hope, al the time the French ioo,
drons were expected to attack ,ha, ac.
in conirqueoce Of which detention, i,
fhip and her cargo were totally loN. II,
defence of Lord Keith was, tha, as Com
mander in Chief of the Britiih fqaadro,
he tho't il his dnty TO feize & drraln Ii,
Argonan, (aIthough fhe was an America,
neutral thip) in conifquence OF his iuilect.
ing Ter to be carrying on fecret CON.
municatioc with the enemy. I he caul.
has been tried several times before. Ia
gain occupied the whole day, and the d.
ry gave their verditt fer the palnuf
fubjett to a reference TO Mr.. lnglis, a
merchant Of the city of London.
The Emperor of Germany has prohihi.
ted the exportation Of corn from the port,
Of Flume and Segno, in order 10 prevcm,
as moch as pofiile, the fcarcily Of bread
in the Hereditary States, particularly
Hungary, where the harvelt has this year
been very unsavcrable.
Of4o9 fhips which entered tie portsct
Madeira, lat year, rs were Brltllh.:-
The total expectation of wine from tina,
lie, in the courfe of LAT year, amounted
TO 1900 pipes.
Entered, hnip Diana, Duplex, Gibral.
tar; brig Enterprise, Tombs, Charlefon;
Bellona, Dslano, Hamburger; Wahing.
ton, Hazard, N. LONDON; ich'r Wealthy,
Hand, Richmcnd; Portland, Ardell, Nan.
tocket; Norfolk, Paine, Edentcn, n. G..
Antelope, Dean, Jamaica ; iloop Chance,
Roland, Salem.
Cleared, fhip Grace, Edwards. MadeIa
and India; brig Peggy, Hamilton, ST.
Croix Ceres, Young dc. ichconeE Echo,
Peek, Charlefon.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12

Printing IN all its uaylsy exc
cMed at this Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12
Senate of the United States.

DEBArs on tbe P<titi0a If William Mar
5xy, RoSerf Toe0n/ssa lace, and Den
ais Ram/ay.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
NEW. YORK, August o.

NEW. YORK, August 10. :.
BY the Britifh Packet, from Falmouth
and the brig Minerva, capt. Main, from
Bordeaux, we have. received London pa
pefs 10 the rlth, and Paris 10 the tn OF
jane.
The extraels Of which weshaye given
from theie papers will be found intefeit-
ing.
A gentleman who arrived in the Britiill
packet informs Us, that jaa before they
failed, news had reached Falmouth, that
captain Pirrfon,i of the Doris ifigate 3of
a. guns, had an engagement off Brett
with two French frigates, which terminal
ed in the capture of one OF them. Capf.
Pierion loft an arm, and had IS men Kill
led.
Psilengers 10 the packet--P. Pedeiion,
efa. charge d'afa'res 70 the United States
from Denmark-Mr. Thomas Martin
Palmer and famiGy-Ms. r. Vc:teh and
family MIR. and Mrs. Jones.
Yesterday arrived here from Salou, the
(hip True American, captain lubnef. -
James MsEvsrs, e!q. merchant, Of
this city, came home in the True Anne
rican.
Captain Tubner informs, that he faw,
of Cape dc Ga, Tfipoline brig Of 70
guns land as he paaed Gibraltar, he.iaw
4 French ID in port, with the Englifll
colors flying over thoie of France. -
Markets at Barcelona dull flour 7 dol
lars.
The editors Of this Gazette, have re-
ceived letter from captain Pelor Of The
brig New York, dated Bordeaux, jane 9,
encloiing the French general ,Marsiei's
proclamation TO the flanoyetians. He
obfstves, within few days, feYeral
French lhips have been taken III the bay Of
Biicay, and their paaengers Landed at
Rochelle" He adds, that 10000
French troops have marched &c take POT
feflion of Portugal--but Spain has re-
iufed them paa'se shscush their coun.
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