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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
Iohn A. Shaw, 81 Co.

Iohn A. Shaw, 81 Co.
INFORM the Public that they have taken
i Shop nsxt door but one North OF fh
Coffce-ioci where they carry on the
WArcH.MAKINo BUSINESS
in all ia Branches. Likewife all kinds of
Hair Work sS Cold Cypbers
neatly executed. They nave for Sale. Eeslih
and Geneva gold & filvss Watches. Gold Neck
Isces, flver tea and table Spoons, fsit. mofard
4 pap Spoons. foup and punch Ladies. foga'
Tongs. large s. f,naM Looking GlAfies, dsc6irg
d.. tea Trays, Walters 4 drelIing Cafes. plat
cd, wooden, and Britannia Gators, Bri mia
tea and coffee Pots, Gentlcmca's and Childfcn's
bsR & conmon Hats, sufpendcrs. Knive, and
Forks. brsfs globe & ~ non HandiroDs. Shov.
ei &c Tong,, brsis and jsPpaned Lamps, elegant
plated g. brsf, Capdleiticks, dart ard common
Gains, horfe & chsile Whips. ladies do. Scif1ors.
Pen. Knives. Sruffen & Trays. powder Boxss
end Puff. Rwom in cafcs and without. Having
Boxe,, End Windfor Soap, Cream Balls. writing
Paper, Dutch Qgils, Spaniih Segan, Msccsbau.
Rappee & Scotch Snuff, Starch, Porple Brown,
together with complete Aaortmeat Of Jewell
le.; & Perfu funery.-- They AIfo carry on the
CoLD & SILvrasMIrH's
Buiuers Cain given tor Old Gold and Silver.
t+t Punttoal attendance. aud the fmallea
hvo,s gratefully acknowledged.
New port. Oa. 4. 1907. 71tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
NO TIC z

" o 4 &c Z
rs hereby given, 20 tpcrfpns having sry de-
L msods syaipa tho caats of Captain JosrpH
CosoDos. h,e Of Jamestown. dccesled, 70 sx-
hibit them; and al pcrfons indebted 70 fsid Ct.
tate. are called upon 20 maize psym-n, TO MA
KY CONGDON, of Jameao~n, Execa,rix TO
Lid eaate or TO EBENEZER SHEARMAN,
her lswful Agent, at Newport.
November IL. 1904. iI,tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

Hard Ware, Stationary, sc.
DAVID MELVILL, Jun.
- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends that
IN he has juf received very hantfome sd-
dition 10 his former saormenr of Hard. Ware.
Cutlery, ironmongey, Japan. Ware. Stations
y, &c.--Germsn- Sieel-F Filming. Line,-Bed-
Corss--CIoths- Lines, &c. &c.
Nca0-7ork .Manyfadwed TOB eco
and SNUFF
of the 6rit qsaii'y. at a fpsll adysnce-confft-
ing OF Nesro Hea9 Plug; Pigtai; Ladies'
T"ia; Paper. for chewing and fmoaling, and
Scotch SNUFF.
- CASH given for Lead.
Ne"por. Jvoe 4, So3. I4o1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

CoRToN ANDERSON, respectfully 10.
VI forms his friends and the public IN geae-
raj, t.t he has taken part of the tore belong
ips IL his sa,hsr, Frasei' Aadtyeu. oppoG,e the
RIA, ,M,rkcs. where he carries on the bulned o!
Tin Plate Worker. in all its various branches
yho,. ~:ho may sssor him with their cuRom.
may de,erS upon pundoaIi,y Conesni sttcn-
dance eiIl be given, and the inallea favors
sfstefo'ty acknowledged.
xyce1 sive~ "a, old PrrDie, = Lssi
Ncwno,t, Apt,l lH. i33
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
To be Let,

md tGP:1s0n giuea im~edia,>iy.
Z LARGE & comnodious Dwelling Houie,
4 l. very Piesfantly hfua'ed, on Wsihiogton-
Stress, oa the PoiDt. For terms, apply 10
MIRABE TIL EASTON.
= Ne~p9r. Jonc 4, 1909. I4o
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
BALTIMORE, Feb. Q.

Arrived l4A nielt, brig Alexander,
Colver, of New York, from Norfolk.
Alto, this morpiug, brig Rover, Ira
vers, II days from ?. Republican. Left
there but two American fcoooners belong
ing 10 Charleiion, names not recollefied.
Sailed in company with nip Liberty,
, of New York, for Savannah.
Spoke nothing. Nothing of moment had
tranfpired fnce the laf accounts from
Port Republican; bufnefs was dull
two Swedilh frjgates, with troops had
arrived there before captain T. failed.
ALTO fhip Commet, Steyenfon, from
Savannah.
AlCo, ,brig'Potomac, Cox, 81 days from
St. Thomas. In lat. 81, So, fpoke a
brig from Turks lland TO New York.
The Potomac was IS days off the coat,
before ihe could tetchin-during that time
experienced heavy gales from the n. w.
ALTO the brig Lear, Low, 80 days
from Trinadad lland. Left a few Anne
r;can yeilels, names not recolleeied. ne
Ifabelia, Craig, Of this port, failed from
thence the 18th December Tor Barbados,
and from there intended to fail Tor a
Southern port.
Alto, brig Hope, Wea,RrS days from
Antigua. The brig William, Beatty, Of
this port arrived there the day before the
Hope failed. The fch'r Experiment,
Buron, of this port touched there the 9TH
January two days from Point Petre-fall-
ed again for ST. Thomas. Captain B.
left at Guadalupe, ihip Vigilance, Boyle,
fchooner Philip Jenue; and Greyhound,
Thompfon, all OF this port, Captain Wet
fooke in the bay, a Portugueie brig 90
days from Figuerra, under jury mats,
bound to this port.
Alto lchooner Betfey, from Norfolk,
and Alnlera, from New York.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14

anil C.lu,,ifon, with thole Of Megrs. Ban.
ia6eld, and Vaudeville, Secretaries to che
Embaisy Colonel Whitworih, brother
10 Lord Whitworth; Colonel Crawford ;
Lieutenant Colonies Stewart, Acheion,
Hammond, Gordon and Forsess Major
Macnahon, MeiiIs. Tabor, Kuos,
Moore, and Captain Halnm md OF Tie
Navy. Numerous prefenlations were al
60 made by the Pu'lien Pfuflan, PoTtu-
gqefe, Swediih and Danifh Mibiisers.
In coniequence of the late ARRAY be
tween the Conleripts and the troops OF
4he line, the recruiting lrrvice is now
conducted with more care and vigilance.
The Preiett now ptcGdes in perion during
the enrolment, and the drawing OF lots
is carried on under his Immediate iupefin.
tendance, OF that Of The Mayor OF Paris.
Letters from the Hague, Of The 18th OF
laR month, fate thar Mr.. LlNon, ctr
ambaiador 10 the Batayian government,
has opened negotiations relative to the
conolufon of a treaty of commerce be-
tween the TWO governments, and II IS
confidently anerted thar a comfortable
progreis has been already effected IN that
important arrangement.
The Margrave Of Baden has, in confor-
nifty TO the details of the plan OF lncem
mites for the Germanic Expire, taken
poGeilion of Edinburgh and ieseral other
places.
Two Delegates have been appointed by
the inhabitants Of the Fricktbal, 20 aitenl
the Conful,a, which is to be held at Pa
ris. General Serras is on his march at The
head of comfortable body OF ,roors, 70
reiore tranquility Throughout the Gri-
ions.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
rb.fe Who voted IL the negative
NEW YORK, Feb. =.

On Tue!day, Feb. ut. gen. hsodofns
a,;Iey was elected representative OF this
AZ. IN the Senate OF the United States,
: he place of Govs1neur MoIiis. BY a
,m,;orlty Of holh hop!es Of the lesi4latufe,
s ;oin, baiIos, Mf. John WocdwOrih
was the other candidate.
Both OF the perkins IN nomination, were
firm and decided democrats.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
LONDON, December 10.

We learn from the Paris Journale, re-
sslved yeRerday, TO the 7th Infant. that
Lo'd Whi,worrh was introduced TO the
tlrR Coafal, and prefented his Letters OF
obedience on the 9Th. Mr.. Merry, at
re fame time, prefented mis- Letters of
Recall, and had his audience of leave
Among the Noblemen and Gentlemen
sho were introduced by the Britilh Am
haaador, We find tie names of Lords
Pembroke, Cholmondeley, Conyugham,
al0unt Edgecumbe, B9ringdon, Falkland,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
alrranorta gDDerffser.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY II.

At a meeting of the members Of Ceun-
ell on Saturday afternoon, the following
gentlemen were chofen to the Offices an.
nexed 10 their respective names.
Jacob Hoffman, Mayor.
George Taylor, Recorder.
George slacnm, S
Alexander Smith,
Jonah Thompfon, s
Thomas Irwin, =
R. 1. Taylor, CLERK.
John Longden, CLERK Of fb< Ma'kst.
On the sdina. the >Houfe Of Representatives
of the llate of Manachulettes, cleeed on their
n,rt. the hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, as
Senator to repreient that fate in Congreis. The
Senate were TO make choice oa the Iueiday
following.
Exfraa ofa ette,jr0a an s6Self on 00a'a
The q. States frigate sCoufeilation, de-
ted Tealou Bay, aJs on. 1902.
We left Malta on the 13d Auguf,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
TeD. =.
Iatef from LONDON.

Iatcit from LIN Do1N.
By tie Enelifh hip Friends, captain
Howell, from London, the Editors OF this
Gazette, lthfough valuable friend have
RECEIVED London papers and Lloyd's LIT
70 the 10Th Of December incluhve- fix
DAYS later than heretofore received. The
Friends was left at the Hook, and the let
tiers and papers were brought up laR nighr
IN the Ulyges Pilot Boat
Three per Cent. Confols, Dec. 10, 81.
Wheat rather On The decline. Flour near
L. as before. Fire Wheat 57to SOS.
The average price Of Sugar was SIS and
Roger KembIe, Gig. the celebrated ira
sedian, died at London On the oh Ct De-
cember.
Here hNssr ssmmny Of estraFs.
A letter trem Paris, 10 the Editor OF
the True Briicn menticns, that the French
government was determined TO Ierieyefe
in its suemFts to reduce to fubjeeiion The
Blacks at ST. Don irgo.
The brother of Prince Rufpoli, who
has been eIeaed the Grand Mater Of NAL
ia, has declined accepting that dignity,
and fates his reafors for the ,eiulsl.
A great irritation Fill prevailed be-
tween the 1'pIkiih and Ergllih troops in
Egypt. Several bloody atffays had been
between them. The Englifh General had
thought il proper to requife the Tusks to
rsAore the iorts ci Alexandra, which
have been already ce1ed 10 them, as re-
ctaary fer his iecurity, Till tie hnal eva
cuation Of the city but with this requef
they have refufed TO comply. The Eng
liza, however, fiill remain in IcfeGion Of
Alexandria.
twas reported, that during the Wifi
Of the Chief Confui at Hayre, one Of the
folders in he corTs OF Msmelrkes made
an attempt to aGafinate him; the folder
isfated 10 have nearly drawn his iword
when his arm was arrefed by tome of the
attendants Of he Chief Conful-the fell
lew was hurried 10 dungeon, ard Bona
Parte is Rated 10 have directed that 10
mention ihculd be made of the occur
renee.
The Times, of the 10th of Dec. Rates
the following:
"The Paris papers do not furniih any
additional communications with reipe6t TO
tie earthquake, whiehsis faid TO have de
Hroyed the greater part, if not the whole
OF ConRantinople. The accounts from
Vienna, relative to this calamitous event
will, we truf, prove unfounded. Wehaye
been favored win the reruial Of feveral
letters received by respectable mercan-
Tile houtc from Conaantinople, of the 18th
OF October, two days later than the peri
Cd when that dreadful event was faid to
nave happened. Two of thefe letters are
e0tlrely filent on the iubjeet, and third
pailes over asa matter of little moment.
II merely fays. q We experienced the O.
'her day light hoek of an earth
qsske."
\ Il appears from a lengthy and irteref-
ing dsbate in the E!oufe of Commons, on
The 9th OF Dec. en- the fubjeef of Army
eliminates, thar vote had psfed the Com
mors Tor granting 10000 ieamen.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
LOTTERY, No. I.
Foa THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF LrTERA-
rx,,l, INTau, Vork

IO1 EKY, NO. L.
Fo2 THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF LrTERA-
TuRR New York;
9Th Days drawing.
Prize OF 1000 dolls. 557I (hrf drawn1
OF eco Go. 6744 OF 100 do. 17,433
1907 Of5 50 do. 9Th 1899 OF 20 DO
1915 1904 97ol oI43 2o,24s 2z,7Ss
a, sso, and l6I OF 10 dollars.
9th Days draavfzg.
1890; 1000 dolls. lI4co 500; 1869,
aoazl, a7Il4, a7si9, aseI9, assIs;
100 dolls. 9oS9, zS2Sz, 29ooz, 3oooI,
sa74o; % dolls. s46I, 1910, oaI5s
1907, 1851. 2os44, z4o52, 70 dolls.
167 of 10 ollars-Lols OF the wheel this
day, $50 dollars. Total gain, 274o.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED,
Sesr Miford, M'Nfma,S, leb0gs
Brig Neptune, cAnau, sa10na0b
CLEARED,
,Sebr. HeSOr1, Lice, BeGos.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
From tie Lo1dsn Carrier Dee. (.

From tie LoHdsH CcNfttr Dee. 5.
Tbe drbA,f in Tie Hcplt Of Commors lcE
nigh qua, e1ne neoaf1eya5k importance.
Mr.. Addmgtor's Lteab evas tbe msf i'm
bo,tonf, an account Of The i1formafen be
communicated abm The tate Of The Rnt;@
nay, ard Of The Fwulb. lie informed the
Roa/x fk0t .AGmral Biekey'0u, qobe at
prxlenf eemmanas tex Ialef the linz IN tie
Mediterranean, qv,ites bome fkat there are
ouJ fue Jail sf The line ready far Ea in
,be be,t ef Tsnlon; trem -gbi1b rcp0r's
haze far /0me time faffd, that a eorf-
de,G5h feet er0s 0beat 70 be dj9afebed.
The admiral a5lo aated that q JaW affrf-
or free 0pptarrd IN The ba,doar IF Car
tAag<ua." life 0ddtd, that IKE .bate Of
tbr Fvsrb, Stan5@, and Dnfeb NA1irs, at
The rmelg6on eftbe avAr, aOas Eanee, SO,
Spain O., and Holland l6; evhiF C'e0f
B,iiain lad at btl/enf 1917 Jail Of sbe line
aoo Jy;g0.<s, l29 flaps, and a43 Jma!-
k, lyafi: IN all H3@ips J 7rar.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
wublif lienDue.

TO. MORROW, at ) o'flsek, pval be
ssld on Gok. Ramsay's 1uba,f,
Ten bogiheads of hrif quality
S u G A r,
at credit OF 60 days for approved nego-
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Ych. IA.
Printing in all its variety exc
cuted at this Office,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14

I Or Jhurfday lah, faYs the Harsifbprg paper
of the 7th inf the large, elegant and cois.modl-
Gus brick college, at CaIliGs, was entirely con-
!. iun.ed by tiic. The carpenters. We pnderitand,
had aTnoft completed this uleful building, and
VIII c the uorkmcn were gone TO dinner, ion,c
OIL tie ihavil IS having takentire, got 70 iueh a
height fearc difcovcred, as TO render all a.
tenipts TO fave the building Intellectual
7be lcgyqatar If Pes1irarja katbto,
/ome line pce been engogta in i6e trial st
Alexaua.r .dda;lou, me ef Tie Ja6ges effhe
Juptnsy eoaris, 'zcbo rvas impeaebtd.to5 GER
TAN myaemeauors il sGee, q asbie6 le
aUas tsuad gnil,y.
On 7bwJda, lbe nth NH. tie heajs ef
,<b,yjsui0tspes bang in a eommateeef tSe
euho1t FIR fb0t parpsyl and he mrmbe,t 4
f6t .lraate tGsg iutreaafrd, Xxx lfaA<, sf
tbat body prsn6aaced SENTENCE 0gainf
. Judg< Ad4;lan, as 1slloqrs.
" 7b0t Alesonder 4Add!/an, fre6afmt etc
The se1er4l esnrts # eommou pleas, in iA
Gtlb d,fiia eftbp fazf, .@aA be, and he
hereby is ,emouedtrom bis 45Eee ef9rshaeat
afo,slaid, and ols isdjqualfs6tob sldA and
exfrr,le tbe e6fft efJadgem any foart s
Law qvitbia tie esmmsaavealb ef Peg1i-
veuia."
The following paragraph is contained
in a recent letter from 1'urel Tufts, ei1.
Ike American Copiul at Surrinam.-
While was abfent, the Britifh reign
ed ard the Bs.avans relnmed toe Govern
ment. | have been before the Provin-
cial Government, and was received with
poIiteneis and rcfpef, and acknowledged
as Conful The death Of this gen.
tlenan was reluctantly announced by LIS
fome time Gncc, which we are now hap
py 10 contradict, by evidence furniihed
by hinfelf. As Mr.. Tufts is public
iunttiorary, ina quarter where there are
but few American factors; private juiiice,
and public considerations, incuce Us to re-
queii our brethren efthe yte, whole ps-
pers copied the communication, 10 certify
its fallty. Bgfoa GaS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14

We have been favoured by his excel
lency Governor Garrard, fays the Ken
lucky Palladium, with fight of the ad-
iiutant- generals return of the militia OF
this fate for 1907, from which we Ind
that the whole number Of men, Including
officers, amount to 26,6og. We are
pleafed TO d;fccver thar the deficiency OF
arms is not 70 great as WAS spPrehended.
From the return il appears, that we poiiets
eleven thouland one hundred and fifty
feyeu rifles, and two rhoufand nine hun
red and twenty three nufkets.
When it is coniidcred that the wettern
country produces abundance Of lead, and
materials for tie manufacture of gun pow
der; markfmen equal TO any in the world,
and hardy race OF men, inferior to none
in courage and activity, we lee no reafon
to fear an appeal TO arms, with any power
tia, has dared, or may Hereafter attempt
to tranple on the rights which nature has
Given us and which the 4ofs !elemn trea-
ties have recognized
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17

Capt. Hills, of the fchooncr Rambler, arrived
at Bottom on Saturday from Amferdim, informs
that On the 10th Aug. Beachy Head bearing E.
N. E. ditan, 4 or leagues, he faw the Mon
~ticello, capt. Dickey, of Charleaon, IS, &c. upierin
a gale of wind and Immediately funk. She was
from Bremen bound to ST. Lucar, with l~innens.
Five of the crew were faved and two loft.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17
Oaober 8.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

The Minerva, CAPT. Clements, from London,
has furnished papers three days later than before
received but no articles ofvery interesting news.
The threatened invasion of Great Britain appear
ed to occupy all the attention Of the English poll.
tcians.
At our last dates the atmosphere Of the north
Of Europe was far from Cieas; but whether the
appearances were merely eyanesceut, or the storm
Of war was brewing, was uncertain. We still
retain the opinion, that the northern powers will
not join Great. Britain against France. They
are too Jealous of the marathme superiority of Eng.
iand, 10 wish to strengthen her. The rumor Of
an offered alliance of Russia had subsided and
ue SO much talked of Russian squadron was quiz
'uy pursuing its voyage of discipline. Its said,
N a Paris paper of some authority, and OF a re-
cent date, that France had empowered Russia and
rfussIa TO act as media1ors between her and Eng
land and that they had accepted the appoint
msnt. How far the refusal of Great Britain
lana she must refuse them if they are not of a ma
'a'e to prescribe Limits TO tie inordlpate ambition
VI france) to accept their mediarorial proposi,i-
Ou'' Will influence theE future measures. time
must determine. Russia is said to have offered a
S'ga Tor the guarantee of Malta.
Lie armed nyr!ads OF France appeared in con-
.'ans motion in various parts of the republic. 1t
Every evident she meant TO strike kome strokes
"ne where. Besides England and Ireland. E.
Syps; Gibraltar, and Malta, have been named as
Se sapppcsitious objects of attack. A consldera.
) i0'ce was IN the vicinity of Jersey and Guern
xy' which it was thought would probably receive
$ nTst onset Of the GaIlic legions. The 6rst
sSnsui' IN one of his replies TO his addressers, having
ersrea they "BoRd farm a 5Ettnai Of a bridge
"lsgiaaS." We do not think, while lord Mel.
remains m the Mediterranean with the strong
-. ne now commands, that an expedition will
.srrseoi Tor Egypt from any Of the southern parts
stance. The French have experienced his VIZ
.auee and adiOiy: And Gibraltar and Malta
'sons f~ortresses calculated to bid defiance to
ny ,ning which can be brought against them.
COWS Se' therefore, are of opinion, Bonaparte will
~; Syaane ms measures to an attack on the British
see,,,. nc IA; given the challenge and it has been
ners ,ns Britain presents one vast field of bayo-
With .nu lancss whilst her coast is surrounded
cannon aRd floating castles. To the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17
BOSTON. October 2,

Arrived, the regular trading ship Minerva, cap
um Clement IS Gays from London. Septem-
ba Z, at $ a. NJ. lar. 4s, S, long. %, y, after
a chase Of 7 hours, It falling calm, was brought
30 and boarded by a French Privateer ship of l8
guns, whose lieutenant after examining on pa
Prs, using insulting language, and Threatening
TO send the passengers on board bis ship, called
bis boats crew on board, ordered them to take
cur fresh stock, which they did, and ptundersd
US Of one hog, three geese, and Ave dozen of
ducks and fowls. When told we had on board
xvcral ladies unweli, and requested they would
not deprive them Of the fowls. with the politeness
Of French privaseersmen replied, Let tSem ear
lh 6e5e." September "A, lat. II, 80, long. So.
20, spoke the schooner Joseph, Of Marblehead, 9
days out, bound for the Banks Of Newfoundland.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17

o.1um nothing, have nos even the pow
81 cooyincing the world that ! hive the desire
: doing good. Yourself, sir, even in the sup
y thar I consented, have no susress TO
Crimes and conspiracies are abroad thu
s,r.ritu,ion must fall, and with il, the first pub
!, fanaionasy whom it created. You have.
IRA, and liberal ideas; bat Your mixed govern
S,nt can only last a day. The innovators
.,,.ose 70 the saselves no particular end they
I'm 4, novelty, and win never attach themselves
- an, thing, but win always destroy. They
could overthrow to morrow, the constitution,
,bey had established 10 day, ard the public
ssnaionaries they hal themselves made ; they.
.rod TO their own destruction. We, must, sill,
,aly sincerely round the constitution, which
perhap.. snot free from inperfsetons, bur nay
,.rye in stormy times, as a sanitary plank. Lex
y, then uaits our sincere efforts 70 save this
ssasusuroa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17
Paris Ang. IL, 1922.
Seven IN the ~noraing.
6 MY Brother,

" My Bfoshery
81 am no longer king The public voice
sill make known 20 Yeu the most cruel ca,astro-
phe. | an the mosS unfortunate of husbands
and Of fathes / AM the victim of my W
goodness Of fear ard Of hope It is an impene-
liable mystery Of iaiquity /! They have bereaved
me of every thing /: they have mas,acred nv
faithful subjects | have been decoyed by stra-
.agen far from my palace !; and they now accuse
me /? ! am a captive they drag me TO prison;
and the queen, my children, and Madame Eliza
beth, share my sad fave.
{" can no logger doubt that | am an objecr
e8ious IN the eyes of the French, led astray by
pejudice-1his is the stroke which is most IN
supportable. My brother, but a little while and
! shal exist no longer. Remember TO avenge
my memory, by publishing how much | loved
this ungra,efnl people. Recall one day to their
r.msrnb rance the wrongs they have done me,
and tell them I foFgaye them. Adicu, my bro
ihsr, for the last tlme.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17
PHILADELPHIA on. II.

The ship WoodrOp Sims, Capt. Hodgson, ar
rived at this port yesterday from Liverpool, in 81
days. We have been favored with a file Liver
pool papers to the third Of Sept. which contain
little Of importance not heretofore received. The
brig Dean, Capt. Dcaa. cleared for this port the
2Iss Aug.