Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
he money to be paid Tor the new com.

IL. money to be paid Tor the new coun.
Try ; and there you fee SIS plac.nres5
am! ipeculators ready to drive tils!e wag
CONS, all dreaed in fmoek irocks.
From the north eat, you obterye fat .
chnT man, with a big belly, coming ~
10 ifop the Wagons. This man is calles3
Jobn Bill, who is now telling thsfe diff
suifed waggoners, that as they did mol,
coofult him, they fhould not 90 10 Louh-
ana IS becaule, quoth John, you have al
ready granted me the privilege among
you, OF the roa favored and, if per
nit ynu 20 10 DO, the E,gyt and.Ihe Inns
will choak.up the great rivers there, and
/ hall have TO clear the channel Of you
all.
Now you Zee, qpbat 10as nrver feeu
6efoye, eighr thoufand fouls, who were
TO be facridced for the po1sfion of coun-
try we have now got for bauble III
The next is view of a great man,
calling together, for great and weighy
realons, his faye men, and the men OF the
law, at an unexpected hour; ard in the
back ground you Zee many diitteaed gen
tletpen, whole bread was wfeited from
their mouths, TO iced the iniatiable ape
lites of his followers.
There you fee your ihips Of war decay
ing in dry dock, and there again you
fee your fhips OF trade robbed of cur fell
low citizens by John Bull, and plundered
/ by the fons of Liberty and Eluality.1
(Io be foatuusd,)
5 Graf Britain, BY trsay. IS tut;fltd
to all ma3lgsueies granted TO otber nations
--a9zO as france and SPAN are 10 6ave
an exelxfve right to trade zpon the MI
lGGp5i, 1T ean be but liitle dou6fed but tint
England will 06jsf to IBIS famous aeg0ei-
atiox.
/ Alexan1na Extefto,, A4saf II.
8. The Charles Garter qvas 60aydrd BY
he triga1e ByQ0u, elsfe IL J5sys, and iome
# The ers1O iMpysDsd. N. Herald.
ExtyatF sf1 Lae, from Cab< F,aaess,
dated July rs, r<eSived at Bydsu's
Ca6re Hogle, Balfm9rs.
6 We are closely bloekaJea by four
English74's and frigates, which cap
ture ali French vessels bound to this Of Q.
Their ports in this island. We have had
no arrivals from France these forty days,
past. Two French 74's and one fagate
made tier escape out Of this port on tie
18th inst. wish fire southerly bfeeze !;
ont it will be almost impossible for them
10 evade the English. An attack was
made by the Brigands on the 22d and 2 3d..
they were repulssd with lass. They
have encanped two leagues from town in
large body, and fresh attack is hourly
expected. They appear to bend all their
forces on this part Of the island. They
appear to have a plentiful supply Of am
munstlorl, small arms, cannon, sc. All
intercoufs Sc with them Is at an end.
The women and children have left
Cape Nichola Mole. St Mares and
lremie are closely besieged by the
brigands.
The Bite is full Of brigand barges: A.
merican vessels bound up the Bite, from
America, would do well to call at his
port for information.
French privateers are fitting cut daily !;
and all possible preparations are making
to defend the town.
American produce low, except rice, 10
dolls. by the cargo |; leaf tobacco, 9 do.
small stock and poultry. in demand Bor-
deaux claret, As dollars by the cargo.
There is no probability of supplies from
/ France"
Married on "Wednesday evening last,