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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
Alexandra, in "a days from Fvslaod,
charged With orders for TIC immediate
evacuation Of the place =
BALTIMORE, MayI5.

Arrived, fhip Auguaa, DaWfon, tom
Liverpool. In ht. IS, long. is. 9Th
Arrii, ipoke fhip Warrington, Turner,
from Liverpool for Bottom. Sih, lar. 4o,
long. le, 50, chip Rofas, How!and, ir. N
Liverpool Tor Savannah. Lar. go, 70,
long. 81, fhip Delaware, Smith from PHI
ladelfhia 10 Lifbop, 3 days out. May
4, iat. sc, 80, long. 81, nip Experiment,
from New Yorkt Nanfz, OFT s
days. Inlat. IS, Zip Two Generals,
from Ltbon for Norfolk, $ days CIT.
Aifn, flhr. William, Woodbury. ef
Porliaod, from Baf1aterre, Quad The
aoop Ruby Of Rhode laand failed with
,he William. Left there lit April, fchr.
Catiaasine, Brooghson of Mafblehead
Nancy, Babton, Of Cape Ann; Aoop
Dove, Hatch, of Wetherfeld, and ichr.
from Rhode laand, jul arrived, name
unknown. In LAT. 81, long. -, fpoke
feb. Neptune, Peace, bound TO Guadalupe.
ALTO, ichr. Chance, Smith, from Ocri-
cock.
Schr. Federal George, Symonds, from
Bottom.
ANo, lchr. Ethan Allen, Copeland,
Gem do.
A Birth "a aud 50 gun fhip arrived
at Norfolk on Friday ian.
Alto, brig Sally, Robb, from Aux
Cages.
Left there r9lh April, briggs Friend
hip, Welfman, Of Salem !; -, Ply
mouth, Bradihaw, do. tchr. Sally, Child,
OF Philadelphia, fent IN by French armed
brig.
Capt. R. reports that three American
merchantmen were detained 10 the military
fort at Jacmel, and refuled pailports. Mr..
M'Intolh Of Aux Cages, had applied TO
general La Plume for re!eafe, but chat
quarter not being under his command could
not grant them, but he had every expetta-
tion OF obtaining from the commanding
general Brunette, who arrived at Aux
Cages, few days before the falling OF the
Sally !; they are MeiTrs. Robins, James
Barry and Joleph Gardner. The Aux
Cages, he repfetsnts in dreadful dsuati
On, no colonial produce to be had, and mo-
ney very fcarce; the troops fiekly allthe
ans and mount rs in 70 flo f & e
blacks and mulai.Ses; they have daily ik;r
mifhes ard very often drive the troops
oI<1{, &h. I1,<,,,, cTt,era 90 rot ,y,Sre tk =,
two or three ports from Jacrnel down, In
poGeilon of the French. They were in
daily expectation oftroops one tranfport
had arrivedsthere from Dunkirk with 40
men, who reported 5000 on their way for
the fou,h department., that failed about the
fame time. MI the men and women that
| can get away are daily leaving:the illand.
Capt. r. brought 20 padengers.
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with rs if we are s:cfcatei /; that;s enough
for us, and we are determined to 60 to
the bottom, iouuer than fui:er Under the
legal tyranny of our former matters. Eis
,her at Ban.sy or Cork we lhall have an
anchorage before long. Ger countrymen
are well received and treated, ard officers
placed over US who fpeak 10 US in Englili.
We are often vifted by General Tandy
and captain CoIbit his aid, The letter
OF which this is an extract, IS from the
carpenter Of the ihip. An,Ofas
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Watblit Sale.
To be Sold, on ThurGday the
10Th infant,
Il UalNable Water Lot,

III OIGL4LLUtC FTGLCI AOC.
Situated on the upper corner of Keith's
wharf, 50 feet 4 inches front on the water
and extending back about one hundred
and twenty feet, to fifty feet arees CALI
cd Gibbon ffeet. This wharf has been
lately logged and filled up, and now in
complete repair.
aJo,
Three Lots on Water itreet,
between the dwelling bcufes Of Thomas
Vowel and Samuel Harper II feet irons
and extending back one hundred and tween
ty three feet five inches. On one OF thetc
lots there is erected one tory frame
boufe, twenty feet front and Gxteen ieef
back, with kitchen, now III the oecc..
Paicy of Mr.. Myers at IS pounds PR
ann. The wsole in fee lmpc and The
title indifputable. Conditions to be made
known at the fale.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
May ~.
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AS tie indications OF approaching war
in Europe may terminate in that event,
we with TO call The attention of the citi
zcns Of the United States and particularly
the iestncn, TO iuch .naeafures as are cal
culated for their ieeurity abroad, and
which are cuRomary in time Of war.
Should il happen, we hope we ihall not
witnefs as one OF lis consequences repe-
tition of that inJiicriminatc ieene Of
impreGment Of which, during The laa, cur
fea tafing citizens were 10 often the VIC
tins.
But before going TO Tea at flch preca-
rions time as the preient, it behovss the
feamen to provide themfelves with the
pafTport or protection direttedto be ifued
at the collectors Office bv the ACT of
Congrels and to be careful not 60 con.
fide in any others, fuch as thofe iilu-
ed by notaries public, jufices Of the peace,
&c. The diainttion may be found TO
be Of much conegnence for fhould a
feaman claim exemption from impress.
ment by virtue Of a protection Of the
latter unauthor ed kind, he would proba-
bly, be told that as he hsd rot followed the
laws of his own country in taking it
from the collector, he was entitled to no
favor and that he could NOT be conGdered
a. an American. This caution is more par
ticularly addreaed to the ieamen them
felves, but its Observance NUT depend in
great degree upon the vigilance of the
merchants and matters ofvetlsls ia feeling
it fria!y attended to by the former.
MAJ. Iaf.
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A late letter from refpee'able nercan-
tile houfe in London, contains the follow
ing obfervations on the prefent fate Of
political affairs between the Governments
Of France and England: (" A me0age
was ient on Sunday to Bonsparte with the
ultimatum of our Cour, which i: believ-
ed to be, that in conlequence of the fe-
quent intratfion of the Treaty of Amiens.
by the French in Switzerland, and their
annexiag Piedmont ard Parma to France,
we felt authorized and determined TO re-
tain Malta, and TO Unfit thar New Or
leans and LoaiGana fhaIl be rsaored to
Spain, or given up to the United States OF
America, 70 that the navigation of the
Milffippi ihall on 20 account be left IN the
power Of France"
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st. Andrew's Society.
A fated meeting of the ST. Andrews
Society will be held at Gadlby's tavern,
on Tuefday the I7ih inaant, at 7 O'Clock
P. NJ.
By order of the PRECEDENT,
J. TOWERS, ssc'fys
May n.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS
FOR SALE BY
ROBERT g JOHN GRAY.
Booksellers g StQtioners.
VINO CTDEpo,
KING STREET.

AAiE0 lNEE1.
ME Friend of Women: t,ann,,.,
81 frIm the French of Bourdicr d, Vi
lement, by Alexandsr Morrice, price On.
dollar.
The Marriage Promite: COMEDY,
Eve acts, as performed at the Th.a,,.
Royal, Drury Lane, by John Till Al
lingharn, Is cents.
Domsaic Encyclopedia, Vol. End. p,ic.
to fublcribers 9 dolls. 50 ceats per VOL !,
boards.
Public Characters, or Cotempcrary Ri.
ograPhy: containing Memoirs Of thirty
fix of the mof confpicuoos characters q
the prelsnt age. Price , dol. Il cents !.
boards, dol. 50 cents bound.
Travels In Upper and Lower Eayp,
during the campaigns of Gen. Bonapar,.
in that country, and publilhed under hi,
immediate patronage, by Vivant Demon,
tranfated from the French-to which i
prefxed an hiftorical account of the iuva.
ti0n Of Egypt by the French, by Arthu,
Akin, embellifhed with numerous en-.
cravings, yols.Svo. Price 4 dolls. So
cents in boards, or 5 dolls. bound.
Roicoe's Life Of Lorenzo de Medici, ,
vols. boards. Price s dolls. so cents.
John Bull; or an Engiihmsn's Fire
Side, new and celebrates Comedy, in
five acts, by George Coleman, the
younger.
Augutt II. co
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Notice.

Alta Legionary Court of En-
quiry of the I'd Legion, held the IIh
init. Nm. Dixon was appointed Collector
OF Militia Fines for the faid legion, com.
mencing at the company muaers in April
Taft.
John Mac Leod, Clerk.
kuguf IL. eo3t
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WILL BE SOLD,


To the Tight bidder, on 7us/aay tb. z5a
Axg9f nesf,
Astwo tory Frame HOUSE,
ituatcd in an alley leading to the Markef
Square, commonly called Gretter's alley.
Said Houfe and Lot is encountered with
annual rent of14l. IS. All other particu.
lars are unDecefary, as it is prefuned the
purchaier will with to view the property.
The terms ofefale are cath.
Sally Clements,
Geo. Gvettcr,
Chas. GYettey.
N. B. Should the day prove unfasora
be, it will be fold the next fair day.
July II, dstecds
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FIAMILTON's ESSENCE and Elk
TER ACT Of MUSTARD.

A.fafc and sffeaual remedy for govt, Ihenma-
tim, pasfey, fpTains, braifes, pains in the face
and neck, &c. AMI has performed more cures
in the above complaints than all the other medi-
xines ever before made public.
From Dr.. Wsat6er59,1.
Uytb eoaar, Iirgiuia.
Gcntlenaen,
purchaied st your lhop the preparations you
call Haa;lroa's Eaeuce. or Extra9 OF Muitard,
which believe has perfectly removed ehronic
rheumatifm Col rhar kind named fc;asica, or of
the hip jo;at) under watch | had iabonred for a
slong time, aud wiich lad hafiled every arsicie
in TIC Mascri2 Medica, and every mode oftreat-
sasnt received into praeie- for the cute of this
o5ftnase diseafe, sTfyou think this letter ufeiuI
you are at liberty &c naakeis public.
Yours, &c.
Up. WEATHERBURN.
John Hoover, rope maker, South second
Street, berwesn Mary and Chrifisn-Streets.
Phisadelphia, voluntarily makerh oath as fol-.
lows, namely, thae his wife, Mary Hspyer, was.
70 fsvercly afhifsd with violent rhsumatiim
very dangerously G,uated, the conisqeence of $
fsvese Geld after lying in, as be confined to he:
bed for fcveral weeks. ard was at lengthr re
ducei to the melancholy apprehension u re
manning acripple for life, notwithstanding ths
r,oR refpcGable medical advice was followed
q every probable reneds attempted When
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
Forthe prevention and cure of bilious and ma,
lignant feyers,
rs RECOMMENDED

rs RECOGNIZE NDED
DR. RAHN<s AMI -BILLlGU S-PILLS.
The operation of thele pills sperfe&ly mild. fo
as 70 be uled with ftety by perfons in every flu
{ or, and OF every age.
They are excellently adaptedto csrrynf fuper-
fuous Bile, ard prevent its morbid iecre5ions--to
rshore and amend the af1etite-oo procurea free
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal conieqaenccs-a
dofe never fails TO remove cola, il taken on it's
frlt appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving habituale Observation-Disclosures at the TO
mach, and feverc head ache--and oughtto be
taken by all perions on change ofclsnate.
Sold likewife By S. Plea
jants, Richmond RoG and Dou
glalS, Petey(6arg /; z. Green, Ere
derIck(Jwgh; G. Pwd5e, Smith
field; M. Jones, safoA;; Dir.
Miller, Wnchsfer; r. Green,
hov, WlllamlbaTg and T. Shav-
Leel5aag.
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DR.. Hamilton's
CRANE RESI'OR ATIVE,

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, ior
the fpecdy relief and permanent cure OF the varl-
-Sus complaints which relnit from diiiipated plea
fures--uveniie observation-disclosures Ii, eli
mates unfaycurahse to the conititusion-the In
moderate uie of tea, frequent intoxica,ior, or any
other deilrucf;ve intcnlperancs The unikffiil OF
executive Hfe Of nercnry--the dictates peculiar to
females, at a certain period Of lic--bad lying
IN, &c. DC.
And proved by long and c1teniivc experience
v = h. ahfnh,telu nn,,arallelicd in the cure OF
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Aueua ~,

THOMAS SIMMS
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE,
Fresh from Lisbon, ma short pas
sage BY The seb'r Rachel Hacker,
a few boxes Of excellent large
Lemons good Eng'Ith Walnuts.
Frefh Lines by the brig Lucy.
Excellent fott lhelpd Almonds,
D.. Prunes,
Do Raifns, by the box,
Do. Figs and Fiibcrts,
Holland Gin, French Brandy,
Jamaica Spirit, Wine,
Loaf, lump and brown Sugar,
SaladOH, Olives, Anchovies & CaPti'
Gin cafes empty ard full, as may be
.delted,
A quantity Of well cured Bacon,
Venifon, Hams,
Pork, Il hog 20 the BIZ
Fin by the bl. sc. &c.
Tulv * d
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JAMES KENNEDY, SEN
King Street,
Rseafxlzy 3gtsrus tbe Public fbat Be bas
srete;0sd fran Les q Ce's Patent ard
F0m;ly Medicine Sire, Baltimore, q
y,e16 a,qsrtmeat Of The tolzoauing
Valuable Medicines, !
Wbieb are in digb s8rem and general 1ls
throughout tie Uuit<d STATES, many IF
them 5siug j'ld cheaper than fbe drxgs
81 4obieb fbey are eompoHadsS, soxld &c
Sx,ebalsd at a retail Stare.
Or TAKE NoTIcE,
That +. K>an<ay, ZEN. is a4po'atsa re
ONLY Agsrt far Alssanaria.
.srs OF cuaEs-ly Hami'fsa's FIRM
DeR,ayMg Lozeng<s.
lSekR<d jrgm tbosJaaas The aaf6eutis-
) IF sv5isb asy psyfon my Gfesrt4i1'
rifb<r b. letter or perloa4l application.
Dr. HAhdILTUNss ELisAiE,
Afovercign remedy for Colds, Obtinate Coughs
A.thaa,, Catarrhs, Sore lhroats, and APP
preaching Coniumptions.
To Parents qvbo my bave Children aJsitssa
a.itb the HOPPING COUGH. .
\ This diicovery is OF the nrff magnitude, as It
Is an Immediate reiief, checks the progreis, and
in lhort time entirely removes the mott cruel
diforder 10 which children are siable--the Eiixir
Is G. perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 tnRail,
thlt no difficulty arsfes in taking II.
Fygu LUTHER MARTIN, Efq. fffsr-
uey- Gsneral ef tie Sfateof Maryland.
Gentlemen,
comply with your regneh in itating my
opinion Of s4am,lton's Elixir. II has been uied
ili.ny family for two or three years pat, with
.uuifosm fncceis, whenever colds, coughs, or II
nlllar complaints have rendered medicine ne,
eeiary have myielf found It an excellent +. and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
blefone affection of the -bseslt, accompanied
with lorenris ard with obRructrd and diGicaits
breathing
On sheic accounts I do not heiitate 20 recon-
mend fIaa,iicon's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and defcrving pubhc ateention,
Mr.. Abi;ah 1eniys Endge-Ssreet, Baltimore,
was cured BY o;,e bottle OF Hamilton S elixir Oh
very complicated difordcr, occsiioned BY ie-
we're cold caught icvers months ago. fie
brea.hed with the greatcd difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening t@eats when re
attempted to walk any ditanee, aud MS voice
would frequently fail in zach degree that he,
could only attempt to whifpeE, ne has been
upwards Of fix weeks without return OF ms
complaints, aud defircs 70 give this public tel
timony in favour of this invaluable medicine.
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WOtsCe.

The fubfcrlbef being appoint
ed by the Legionary Court for I'll: lecond
legion of the Militia, TO collect the Fines
incurred by The members therecf--He
hopes all thole perlons fined will be pune.
tual in their payments when called on,
as the time limited by law is fhort i5r
making his return TO the Leglonary Court
for fettlelnent.
VIM. Dixon.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
The RESTORA TIVE POWDER forstse
TEETH aud GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
Rrengthens the gums, preferves the enamel from
decay, and cleanlas and whiteps the teeth, by
abfor bling all that acrimonious fine x foulne!s,
winch fnfered to accumulate, ,rsve, fails 10 in
jure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15

~
Nervss diiorders,
Goniumptions,
Lownefs of fpirits,
Lois Of appetite,
Inpurity orae blood,
Hylserical afieAions,
Inward weaknems,
Seminal weaknedss,
Fluoralbus, (orwhitesl,
Barrennels,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
Or. HAHNs GENUINE EYE. WATER.

foyer ign remedy oral! ciieales of thee
whether the effect Unnatural weakness or Of &C
.eident, Deductions Of rheunn, dullneis, itching
and films on thcfe eyes, never falling to cure thoie
n,aladies which Frequently flececd the lmall pox,
tneailes and fevcrs, and wonderfully itrengthen-
lug weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived Of
Sight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15

In cafes ofertren1ity, where the long PISV2-
sencesna obitinaey al diteafe has brought on
general isaposerifhmen, of tiicfs Reia, ezcs.hve
debility of The whole frame, End 3 waiting OF tile
III, which no nourilhment Or cordlal Soul.i re-
hair perseverance in the-uie OF this medleAne
pas performed the mott saoiiilhing cares.
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The Only remedy yet .dilcovered which gives
and lailing relief in the mott tevere
initanees.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15

Violent cramps IN the
Aonaach and back,
Indigeition,
Melancholy,
Gout in the fomach
PAINS the limbs,
Reiaxasiuns,
Involuntary enisisons,
Ob:tinate gleess,
Impotency. &c. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
Or. I5AHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLAISlE R.

An infallible remedy for cofns, ipcedily remov-
ng them, root and branch, without giving pam
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
THE ANODYNE E. IXIR.

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and ipeedy remedy for the venerial difi
cafe.
An ounce of prevention is worth pound o
cure
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the

Which is warranted an ;nfalible remedy at
one application, and may be uled with perfect
fafety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not containing particle of mercury, or any
other dangerous ingredienr whatever, and IS not
accompanied with that tormcnting fmsrt which
attends eheappication Of other remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15

Dear SIR,
DE-. Hamilton's Iozengcs have been recon-
mended TO me as a very adequate means for the
cure of children afflicted with worms, procur-
ed box for the ufe of my family, 70 try, whe-
ther by means fthis medicine, | might be ena-
bled Co gaina point, which, TO accomplish, DIFF
esent other means had proved abor5ive. My.
c'deif boy had a very ickly appearance, was very,
realsfs ar night, grew eaner from time to time ;
IA ihort, he feemeito bcin preearicus.f fate Of
health. which would yieidto more Of the medi-
sli'rs administered. ,nlilI gave him two dofes
,filazenges, sgreeatly TO the directions, which
carried off iubfanee 70 al appearance a naer
nucus bur uPoa slOie inspection cult reYeled
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-13

fed, AID lnsjetic, tie next he IS fportive.
familiar, and facetious. In one break
he talks oloit learned!y of Alfred and
England, Of Greece and Rome in ,hs
next, the gravity Of tie Senator j,
dticsrded, and he pra:tes mott hamoroof.
ly about the agility of pot boy IN
one ientence he vaun's of BIS refolu,ion Ia
protea the Contribution from unha.lowed
haods (; in toe mex, he defends TO liphs
and quibbI;ng crilicifn about 16aN and
my"
Bot now when Mr.. Morris has ioe
his feat in the Senate s. IS no longerto be
feared there, his eloqeence and lis fupe.
rior talents are readily admitted. 2Evea
Mr.. Randolph declared on hearing Mr..
Morrs's Taft ipeech, fhatit was. pity
iuch great talents lhould be lufered to
90 thus sprematurely into retirement. At
any rate, thefe people take care that their
compliments fhould be we'll timed.
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NEW YORK, MAY, 10

The fhip Franklin, Townfend Of Salem,
arrived at Martha's Vineyard from CAL
cura on the cd infant. She ieft The
Cape Of Good Hope on the 9Th March,
and brings the following important ia.og-
NATION.
{" The Cape ofGood Hope was given
up to the Dutch on the 2lit February,
at which tine the troops OF tie Bataviaa
Republic took poG, fioo, to the great joy
of the inhabitants. The Ergl.h Co
vernment, il appears, had frnt OFT nev
orders after TIE former ones TO retsin it
but the frieate had long psGage, 70 thar
the Britifh troops had held petition trcm
the dra Of january TO tie zr& February.
They bad mottly embarked for India be-
fore the Franklin failed i notwithstanding
which, sthe Dritih Commanders, at the
time they left the Cope, faid they expected .
-new war in Europe, and wlfhed they
had retained -poGciion.
Captain Townfend (aw at the Cape the
lhip. RoIla from Calcutta, which had fpo-
ken the Concord, Carnes, of Salem, a
fl1oyt tine before, near Sumatra. Paded
at New Port the lhip Mount Hope, from
the lie OF France deeply loaded.
From Bermada pap.ysfo the z3a ut IT.
,xcriq,fd al this 26zet.
Governor Beckwith failed from theie
ilands on the slh infant. for England ia
the Birth loop of war Pheaiant.
A dangerous Goknels is prevalent at
Turks Ihand.
All ste property IN St. Euaasia, for
merIy belonging to Britih fubjrds, has
lately been re&ored by the Batavian Re-.
public and that iiland is now getting ill.,
| to It's fermerlively Gtuation.
We have had here this week the mott
| continued gales of wind at this feafon of
the year that have been known for many
! years. The Corn began on Monday e.
| vening, and fill continues. Monday
night, Tuefday and Tuelday night it
| blew aImoa hurricane. The wind has
| been all The time at N. W. We fear
| much damage has been done at lea near
thele i1ands but are happy TO fay M
veliels have been wrecked on our rocks
during the tempeauous weather.
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FRoM THE NEW YORK EVENING PosT.

Candid Acknowlcdgements-Tbe editor
9t Ike AaHsaql Nsn has again ATTEMPTED
te ell0afe kimlfB adoqe his ieAs4u la
b0n'xrs mfbe fag/t IF democracy, BY a f.
eena <3t>1t u Nfpear Jgf and indcff1afnf.
In btsb Aefsas be trstegfs a qOilling edmi,
tati0n of Mr.. Morrs' talents and flo-
qafaft, and tromjlls 70 Jarni@ bis rsaders
qoifb esf,0Hs fran his AgAJpeeeb. Bur
boqr foRg MIR. Blake qyiA continue in t6s
mird, is /emeqcbat unefunm NE ko5e
be qvjH bably@ tbglS fxty0ts at opre befe,e
Tie cold ft remes en-, sud /ome neqv Ell.
denre atpe0r5, as mf6e cq/f Of Mr. Rat-
ledge, 0ad eompeis hin 10 refrad bisaPiaieu.
SITE o<ute & dJlc'iminatigg Diane" qviA,
probable, be d,D4tibSd, and tbeu this bond-
Ismel btcimen Of bis AbeyaAuy nay giive plaee
10 the couViAion fhat tie Ifye uofiou qUas
e,vneeus. Leaf ibis Aould hdbtfu here
FIRE, nee b0fen 10 sive hin ereait far biz
eandsr qy6iN rs JET ia CIR toqver.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-13
WHEREAS

BARg1IMEUS WHITE has, by his
petition t. ;ne Fion. James M0g@oA,
en- offered to-delivsr NJ all his property,
real. perlc,al ard mixed, TO which he is IN
any msnner entitled, for the benefit of his
csea.toTs, ard has ALTO prayed 10 be ad-
rp;ttcd 20 TIE benefit Of the inloiyens law,
pxiied by Consryfs for the relief OF lntol-
vest debtors within the Diitritt Of Co
lafns.;a, Tie attendance OF the creditors Of
the I'D Bartine1s White is requeeed on
the roth day Of May, inf. al the court
koufe in the town OF Alexandria, at ten
o'eIotk in The morning, Ut whlchtime ard
PLACE the cath, according TO law, will be
administered 20 The fa,d petitioner.
BY order Of the Hon. James Marihall.
6. DENEALE, Clerk.
MAY ~. sd