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

1871 tons /; Leith, - do. 1863 tons
other ports, zo3 do. 3I,4oo tons.
Total 65s do. 6,95I tons.
In 1899 London 81 sefeIs, 4,S3o sons
Liverpool "A do. 5,7oS Tins Briaol
II do. j ,6f7 tons Hull 3S do. 4,3iS
ions; Neweafle, 43 do. lo,285 tons ];
Sunderland, 36 do. 7,ao7 tons Olaf
Cow ard Greenock 10 do. LAT tons !;
Leith 5 do. 934 tons other ports, 2oo
d.. 36,Szo tons. Total, oS9 do.
SO, 63S tons.
In 1900 London, Sc veiels, I9,o73.
tons Liverpool, e do 4,43o tons
Briftol, s do. 1906 tons Hull, 50
do, s, sol tons Newcaitle, 4s do.
10, zo7 tons !; Sunderland, 4S DO. o,73z
tons Glafgow and Greenock, II DO.
1880 tons; Leith, 10 do. gag tons !;
other ports, az do. 56.Sl4 tons.
Total, S45 do. II5,34z ions.
In SOL London SO vehels, 3,S45 tons;
Liverpool, II do. 1854 tons Bril-
,oi, s do. I,744 tons Hull II do
o,oza tons Newcafle, 81 do. II, ooS
tons Sunderland, 81 do. 93lI tons
Glafgow and Greenock, is do. 1905
tons Leith, 7 do. 1892 tons other
p2rss za9 do. 1851 tons. Total,
9I8 do. 10, 400 tons.
In 1902 = London al vedels, 1919
tons; Liverpool, rs do. z,o3o tons;
Brii}ol, lido. 7o9 tons Hull, Go do
9 zo4 ions Neweatle, 81 do. lz,43z
tons Sunderland, sod 1857 tons !;
Glafgow and Greenock, l9 do. 1910
tons Leith, II do. 1866 tons other
ports, 80 do. 5I,z67 tons. Total,
o67 dc, Io4,78o tons.
Medium, three years ending Sth January
1885, 1872, and 1898, olS veiiels,
5000 tens.
3 years ending 9Th January 1900,
1901, and 1902, ST veaals, Io3,o72
tons.
Year 1902, 967 veasls, Io4,7So
tons.
March IL.
Letters from Italy fate, that the Pope
is at prefent occupied with grand pro-
jett conceived by Michael Angelo, which
is to turn the Tiber form its prelenl
courie, for the purpoie Of obtaining thoie
Monuments, Of Art and Antiquity, which
are fupp6ied to be 10 It's preient bed.
March z3.
We tranllate the following Remarks
from Paris paper
!" All the nations Of Earope have
been grievouaj infultel. and the debates,
which have taken place in the Bfitilh Par
liment, ever Gnce the fgning Of the
Treaty Of A,leins. England has conrriy-
ed TO create fer herlelf TWO fngular pre-
negatives one is 70 confder the whole
trade of the univerfe to be her individual
ana The fccond is TO take unpre-
Liberties in her Parliamentary
D:fcumons, with the conduit Of every
exiting Government and not unfrequent-
~ 10 fpeaks of them in the mott irreverend
and unbscoming language. AS COME
qusnce OF the former privilege, England
Can never brooke the idea of any nation
its commerce ; and in virtue
of the other extraordinary prerogative,
Che conceives her fyfem TO be feriouny
afanlted. When another Government
annmes the freedom of lpeaking aloud
abouf hers, any obiervarions on her poll
tics are deemed irrelevant, and other "a
lions muf praiis her, OF Che declares that
her dignity is iorcIy wounded nay, he
pride takes the alarm, when her own ex
prefiioos are repeated.
{" To thefe preteniions and their COME
quences is 20 be afcEibsd the extraordina-
~ conduct Of the prelent administration
in that country fer it is imPodiblc Their,
could have been any thing ferrous in the
/" The Party unfricndly to the Peace
have nDoil indscoror1v inveiq ned aoainn