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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
COURT or COMMON PLEAS,
GUILDHALL.
STRINGS BEFORE LoRo ALvANLAY.
SOCIETY or ODD FELLOWS.
Lyon q. Martin and 0thfrs.

III
Lyon .. Martin and otbfrs.
This wasan action 10 recover a COM
peniation in damages for an aGiult com
m.t,ed on The plaintiff.
Mr.. Shepherd obferyed. that more
| ms!icrous cai- had f:idom come before
the court /; yet asno ran's ccoentrieisics
are 70 be exercifed to the injury OF ano-
ther, the plaintiff was iaaided in com
plsining of The ,gross afault be- had reeeiv
cd. The plaintiff was the moa Nodle
Grand Of Society denominatirg them
ie'ses ODD Fei9oqv,. The defend ant Lsrd
WaraSu OF the fame focicty, whole dig
nihed itation promoted him to the oiiice OF
caudle Suugsr. The fociefy was formed
entirely 0! Jews, and met ar the ign Of
the Eel, In Miad,etex areet, Peticoat
lane, bur ifthey were always accutfoned
to fuch conduit as was witnciled on the
night of the allau, he had TO complain OF,
they were odd tsllo4vs indeed, and fhoud
be pointed out in order 10 be fhuned. In
the midit Of their myiterlcus proceedings,
the noble Grand moved, that a trultee
ihould disappointed TO take care Ct their
Esrbegatr; but as there did not appear to
be more finds than was neceilary to REIN
bnrse the landlord for expenees incurred,
tie ieyd WMdeu and the Vjce Grand OBJ
je6ted |; an alteration ensued, the Noble
Grand insisted it was his province to keep
peace and harmony, but in his efforts to
obtain his end, hezgot bis had cut with a
pot, and was laid senseless on the floor.
A general confusion ensued, IN which all
distinctions were laid aside, and many a
combatant was laid upon the floor OF his
club room, to the gveatinjury of the plain
tiff and his companions, and the annoy
ahce of the neighbeurhood.
The assault was proved, and the plain
tiff got verdict for eos damages.
SOLOMON says, virtuous woman is
er07vu to her husband. BY this rule,
the most valuable Of the sex is oily worth
6De sbillings. Pot F0li0.
A heavy con1pla;nt has been made a.
gainst the authors of modern ronarces,
fill Of ghosts, speares, and murderers.-
The young ladies are SO frightened, as to
be afraid to sleep Qlsa<. Ibid.
MARRIED, on Tuesday evening, by the
Rev. Agr. Muir, Mr.. DANIEL G. Pup
20. Of South Carolina, to Miss. ELIZA,
BETH STRoMAN, Of this place.
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Slbbo}ed to be Holen

FROM The fubfcrbsrs ihop on Friday
1aH. fInaH GOLD WATCH, makers
name believed to be Vapch,z, Paris, on
the Dial, and alio en- the iniide-has an
outfde fancy cafe now 10 his poaelion.--
any perfon giving Information. 70 that
fsid watch may be recovered, and ifitoleo.
saat the thief may be pro(ecnted, will be
-warded ifrequired. Thofc who have
orrowed watches will pleafe return them
reilly. WILLIAM F. GRID,
CLICK e Wateb Maker, Kixg St,etf,
Sept. S. By
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.Doug1ass g MandeusJ3e,

! D0uglas g M0ndeusJle,
Cornerof King & Water Streets,
|, OGsrJ FIR Sax on tie msR reduced prices.
lit I'd sd quality Mufcoyado
Sugar in hhds. sad bbls.
Leaf and Lump Sugar in bbls.
Young Hyfon
Souchong
Malaga Wine 10 Or. caN;s,
Frcth bloom RAiilus in boxes,
Belt green Coffee in bags,
Chocolate in boxes, OF Fl. e.ior qua-
lily,
Mould Candles in boxes,
dipped do. in Go.
I'd and sd proof Wet Inlia Run, ia
hi,ds.
AloIaaes in hhds.
Shad and Herrings in bbls.
Ricein tiefccs,
New England Rum in bbis.
Whitksy in bbls. and tierces,
Rhode Illand Chcefe Of an excellent
quality,
Wrapping Paper,
ST. Uoes,
Litbon, Salt IN Jacks and in
Ground Alium, & bulk.
Blown
100 tons Platter, laying convenient for
wafer carriage.
They continue to keep on hand
fupply of choice frcfh FLOUR, for the
ute Of fnch families as may favour them
with their cuttom.
Sept. =. d
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tine, to the landing Ct William the 90.
for il could not be called an inyahon,
England was conilantIy inbred in civil
wars, ard one or the other Of the COO.
sending princes being exiled, the unsoi-
Ianate would often raifea party ludieisnt
70 erect his isadarsi, and agar, ,and il
England -and st,efc trsnfaeiiens are IN a
northern party paper, enumerated as IN
vaiops. The Fsenehmasl in his conclufi
ons does NOT appear TO remem5sr ssat
|.iath.fe ay, Eag anl had no navy, tcr the
lr& Engh(h man of war, Of any force
worth recording, was built IN tterrign
of Henry the 7lh, and called the t3seat
Harry. and-which was not OF the force Of
a frigase Of the preient times.
The frf ferrous hottie attempt upon
England by foreign enemy, was in the
reign Of Qaeen Elizabeth, with her then
infant navy, ihe deit,oyed rfe famed Spa
Min Armada, before iingie Dan could be
lan,iei.
Bonaparts, il is true, efcaped the Bri,iih
feet. though in rurfuis 81 him up the
Mediterranean /; bur at length his fleet
was defroyed by Melton, and he again
efceped back in fniall veGel, which psd-
ed from its magnificent appearance. Since
he has had recouTle 70 the piieas, il ap-
pears that he ooniidcrs hirieif fall the
fayofite of Providence, whether Muilel-
man, or Catholic, or Deiif. i here has
been TOO much isid about this mighty IN
vahon-but the french, from the days o.
old, wr.e mighty 1ofteys, and though.
they have been every war fer a Hundred
years paf threatening, il is not yet done,
ard, what's more, depend uponit reader,
with advantage 70 then---it never will.
Itray be remembered, that there was
an account given, some time ago, under
the Norfolk head, OF four men. being
taxed out Of ia American vessel, by the
andromache frigate, who were all declar-
Cd to be Americans; ard that one of them
by tie name Of Thomas Johnson, swan
on shose at Hampton Roads; which occa-
stoned a considerable sensation in the pub
lie mind. This man has since been IN
the Jail of this county; and ackuozvledgTd
he was an Engksbman that his name was
Thomas Cunningham and that the etbsr
three who were taken out of the American
vessel at the same time, avere Englisbmcx.
If there is any doubt as to the verify Of
this statement, the matter may be ascer-
tanned by proper enquiry. And yet this
business vas represented as daring VIOLA
ton of the American Gag, on the part Of
the captain Of the British frigate; with
what truth and justice viii now appear
from the foregoing account.
Axtf- Demo.
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ilcid TIC dilOull OF specie tO DC palu Dy
cur government for the purchase OF Lou.
IsIANA, It may be well to present to
their view, is magnitude by other repre-
sensations than BY numerical characters.
lnssead of stating, tllat It cost Us $4,000
coo dolls. let us, to b. beeser understood,
observe, that if the Whole number OF dolls.
10 be pad, were piled one upon the other
thar they would createa column, tewer-
ing in the clouds, of twenty six miles in
height. If laid flat wise, IN strait Enc,
they would extend from Baltimore in
Maryland, to Albany in this state IN. "
Of three hundred and fifty five miles,
If paid in quarter dolars and placed the
same way, they would make line longer
than the distance from New York to
Charleston in South Carolia, or nine hun
dred and forty seven miles, If in cents,
they would belt FIVE times round the U !.
nited States, or 24,oo0,242 miles. If
spread upon level piece of ground. SO
as that each dollar should touch the other
OIL every side, they would be found to
cover five acres and half of land and
if we suppose that fifteen million to be
carted from our Treasury to be sent TO
France, and allowing one thousand weight
as load for Wagon, and one pair of
horses, we would require seven hundred
and fifty Wagons, and fifteen hundred
horses to convey them. (Balaace.1
1t was often said, in The late war, that
France took Holland for her mich COW /;
that COW has been MIXED almost dry.
Another Republic is taken INTO Buona-
parties dalry-aiheuduuf aaera laaa. Ii
S said the milk of this single season viii
DC worth IS millions of dollars, as will ap
pear on the 18th Of October next. Tbs
IS more than the value of the milk OF the
,isalpine, and Swiss cows, as they have
!ately had very dry pasture.
(B0st. Ceaf.}
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COTTON g STEWART
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
An additional Aifortment Of the
following
Valuable Patent Medicines,
from Dr.. Church's Difpenlary,
NEWTORK:
Gents.
Vegetable Lotion, Is
Tooth Ache Tiutture, 100
Ambitious Pills, SO
Womrm Lozengcs, 50
Itch Cin.u,enr, rs
AnaIeptic Female Pills, 80
Reitofative Ballam Pills, 100
Eye Salve 50
Specific Pills, SO,
Cough Drops, 100
Germ Platter, SO
Hoopet's Female Pills. IS
Rri,i!h Oil, IS
Edcnce OF Mu0asd, IS
PICTORIAL Pitts, 37ii
Botanical Tea, 700
Siougb,on's Elixir, 25
Anderion's Pills, e
Turiington's Balfam, 81
Extract Of MlRard, -
Sentative Pills, 37I
An5ifpsEnodic Elixir. 200
The above articles are fold by The boz
tie, box and package a. the prices affixed
TO them, with confderable allowance
70 ,hofe who buy to fell again. D'rcc-
sions for uhng, and certificates of cures
made by them, gratis.
Sept. 7. law
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MARRIED, on Tuesday evening, by the
ReU. Mr.. Mar, Mr.. DANIEL G. PUP
20, Of South Carolina, to Miss. ELlzA-
BETH STRoMAa, Of this place.
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A heavy corpla;nt has been made a.
gainst the authors of modern romalsces,
fill Of ghosts, speC}res, ard murderers. =
The young ladies are SO ire htened, as tc
be afraid to sleep Qlsae. Ibid.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
w. r. w IL u E r,

BOOKSELLER & S7A7YoNER,
Has Remousd 10 fbe Store re.t Door Noy,b of
Mfr. Gib6' Il Cbansiss's,
NJHERE he otfcrs for fale, many thoufand
w Volumes OF BOOKS, in the different
branches OF Literarure-together with amofi
every article in the Stationary lire, uhoefale
and retail. il.---Alfo an elegant AiIortmenr Of
Gentlemen's HATS, from IS cents to dol
lars and 80 cents.
Ne<ppsrf, Dig. III, ootf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
II Reflection at Sea.

rTbe beautiful fioiIc, contained in the follow
ine moroccan, in addition 20 its happy verfiica-
tion. readers II worthy the appreciation OF the
lovers Of tsfte and fentiment.
GEE how, beneath the moon beams frnile,
y You little billow heaves ns breaft,
And foans and fpark!es for while,
And. mui m'rng. then fabGccs to ref.
Thus man. the fpor Of bliis and care.
Riles on Times eventtol lea.
And, having fxelrd moment there,
Thus n,elts into eternity
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
r II T. r +. r |

a. sThe farmersin the parilh of I'd
ney in the county of Aberdeen, prac-
tice the following method of curing
their Butter, which gives it fuperiority
above that of their neighbors -
Take two parts of the beif COM
mon falt ; one part of fugar, and one
part OF lalt. petite, beat them up togeih-
CT, and blend the whole completely !;
take one ounce Of this compoii-
tion for every tixteen ounces ofbutter,
work it we'll into the MATS, and cloie
it up tor ule.
+" The butter cured with this
mixture appears of a rich marrowy
confidence, and fine colour, and never
acquires "brittle hardnefs, nor taltes
ialt: DR.. Andcrion lays |" have ate
butter, cured with the above compo-
ftion that has been kept three years,
and it was as lweet as at the firft."
But it NUT be noted that butter thus
cured requires TO itand three weeks or
a.month, before il is begun to be
uled il it be fooner opened, the ialts
are NOT fufficiently blended with it |;
and iome times the coolnefs of the
nitre will then be perceived, which
totally difappears afterwards"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
(CIRCULAR.)

.WAsHINoToN- Cry, Feb. 1903.
SIR,
IN compliance with requelt Of
the HouGc of Representatives of the
United States, as well as with fenfe
Of what is neceGary, ! take the liber-
ty of urging on you the importance
and ihdifpenfable neceliity of vigorous
exertions, on the part of the fate
government, to carry into effect the
militia fyfem adopted by the flare legif-
lature, agreeable to the powers referv-
ed to the itates respectively, by the
contribution of the United States, and
in manner the belt calculated to in
fure fuch degree of military difci-
pine and knowledge of fta6tics, as will
under the aufpiceS oi a benign Pro-
vidence, render the militia iure and
permanent bulwark of national de-
fence.
None but an armed nation can
difpenfe with ftanding army. To
keep armed and difciplined is, there
fore, at all times, important but ei-
pecially 70 at moment when rights
the mof edential to our welfare have
been violated, and an infraetion of
treaty committed without colour of
pretext And although we are will
ing to believe that this has been the
aa OF lubordinate agent only, yet, as
tits wife to oprepare for the poiibility,
that it may have been the leading mea-
fure Of fyaem While, therefore,
we are endeavoring and with a con-
fiderable degree of confidence, to OBJ
tain by friendly negotiation, peace
able redrefs Oft injury, and effectual
proviiion againh its repetition, let us
array the ltrength of the nation, and
be ready to do with promptitude and
effect, whatever regard to jultice
and our future fecurity, may require.
Accept ahnrances of my high
sonhderation and refpett. l.
-(Signed) TIL: JEFFERSON.
To his Esesilsney tie GovernOr
> Of the STATE ef MeSO-1ark. )
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
Paper Hangngs.
SAMUEL JAMES
H4S EOR SALE.

HIS FOR SIZE,
A + his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
n is in the Houfe he now occupies, oppohte
to Mr.. LeaOi Peek's, on the Wea- Side OF the
Bridge, Providence, great variety of
Honje Paper and Bordering,
of the neweff and mott elegant Figures at whole
fale and retail. on as good terms as can be Pur'
chaied in America.
A generous credit given to thofe who Pur-
ehafe by the quantity for retailing.
N. Bl The above is printed on good pa
per. and the work well well executed, by and
under rhc direction of a workman from Europe,
May IA, 1903. ON
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
THE RESOLUTION.

"A LADY reading Damon's S'Sstf,
Made this dire reiolu,ion on it
e" In vai~, in vain. is all yoH'Vs yaid,
.. Far I'm rslsLv'd 10 die msid."
But this on qcmdoqu gla6 ihe wrote
To which has been slsach'd no'e.
O.. NOTE.
The lady WIN this refolution took,
W,0,< ii on gieh 10 @e4S IL migbf be 6rsts.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

INSERTED from the Garriion OF Fort
~ Wolcott. ia the night of the z3d inf.
two foidien of the United States Regimen OF
Artillery. of the following namss and dslcrip-
tion NiebOlas Jones, born in the town Of
Wallingford, New Haven county, Connecticut
aged I9 years; FIVE feet eighr inches high,
blue eyes. Mort brown hair, and dark complex
ion-is of fender form, and aoops much
when walking-was dreGed 10 the habit of a
Tailor. Alfo, F,aaeb Lsdyayd. born in Ply
mouth, Copnctticur--aged twenty-five yesn
hse feet nine inches high, dark complexion,
gray eyes, and lhor brown hair, Is Of an a;hle-
tic form. very araighr, and remarkably active
had on when he deferted round hat, ihort
blue jacket, and linen trowiers, all about half
worn. Whoever iecures faid deferter, in any
gacr, or delivers them TO the fubieriber at Fort
Wolcott, or TO any other Oficer in the icrv;ce
Of the United States, fhall be entitled to the
above reward. with all reafonabIe expenle. or
Ten Dollars for either of them.
l.. HOWARD, n Lieut.. u. S. Ar,illcrias.
Fort Wolcott, May ID, II So,. ,
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7wenty Dollars Reuard.

I OST on the road from Newport TO Eatton's
IL Beach. on the zssh ina. red Morocco
POCKET-BOOK, with a comfortable fun OF
money alto nunbcr ofpapem. OF no uir to
any perfon but the owner. Whoever will re-
turn the fame to the fublcnber in Li,de- Comp
ton. or 70 Mr.. Tbomas EH,g@,. 10 Newport,
ihaii be entitled TO the above reward.
CHARLES SOUTHWORTH.
Nav zstb, ,aos.
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FOR. SALE, BT
SIMEON MARTIN.

CKrY Hhds. good retailing MolsGes,
- Two tons Hart, Club, and Halbeck Steel,
Twenty boxes brown HAVANA Sugars,
Two thou;and buihel, Exuma Salt, fuitablc for
pork, beef, and filh. ----A Alto,
JEf receiOed from Anyftrdam, Per Rip Eagle,
(Daniel Aafia Mafsy)
IS Boxes plain Glais- Ware. each containing SO
ftraws Of half pint Tumblers, 10 per ftrau--
pint Decanten--o half pint do.--iz Wine
GlaGes-6 Salt Cels.
81 B2xe, huteh Glais Ware, each containing,
400 nait- pin, Tumblers--z quart Decsn,ers,
4 pint do.-4 half.pint di,to--36 Wine
GlsfIes-6 Salt Cells.
10 Pipes Weefp Gin---s caks White Lead.
80 quarter caRs of Pifol Powder,
cafks Shot, Of various Gzes,
ditto Linfeed Oil, .l....
100 Dutch Chcefes, weighing IS & - lbs. each,
zoo (Iz bottlel empty Gin Gales.
Nf4opO,f, jar. zo. ISo3. r'aaT
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IOHN MARSH

RsIpe9falb nyarm' bn Frit~h and ,ke PHbHe
isgeneral,
THAT he ha, taken the HAY.ScRsws.
4 lae belongins to Mr.. Jenatbaa Ma,@.
deceaied, and intends carrying on the Hay.
Screwing budnefs.-T'hoie perfon, who NAV
win 90 have Hay Screwed, may depend upoa
having it done iih fidelity and difpstch.
The imallef fayors gratefully acck wledped.
Newsev, Ma,e6 Is. 1903. I4e
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
FOR SALE,

rr FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
80 Barrels belt N. Y. Superfne Flour,
A few Hoglheads of good retailing
MOLASSES. Ayo, a fen Ca&s Of
SHERRY WINE.
OF IN excellent quality cheap for Cafh.
Neaubar,, Mar, 20. sot
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
Public EnteitQlRment.

THE fubfcriber inform the Public thar he
L has opened a Houf: Of Ente,iainnlen, IA
water Street, in the toSn OF WAssEs, hgu
OF the Snip; welt of C0Ie's Inn.--Coutant IT.
tendance will be given, AMI every attention raia
to Ladies and Gentienen, for 'heIr accommoda.
tion, b, the Pub.c's hIrbie Ccrvsat,
PRESERVED ALGER.
O9abr, z3, 1902. cyi;iks
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GEORGE THOMAS.

Conteaione,. DJaiiler, and Frxh Psejt,Ver.
Has tor isle the following Articles, viz.
e treih llalaga grapes: box and
ca& raiGD' figs; alnoods in ihell prune, !
cuIrantS nutmegs; cloves cinnamon; sllpice ;
pepper gingei ;.,eas cefFee; chocolate, No. 1
& 2. prepared with and without vanilla, brown,
powdered & loaf-iugar |; Cordials of all kinds.
Au aiiortment Of prefcrved fruin, olives. paa-
NUS; bea Sherry, Malsga, & Tenerife Wines ;
If and 4th proof Jamsics Spirits, and Antigua
Kun; together with an elegant aGortment Of
Glai' aod Crockery WARE, which he j, derer-
mined TO fell very low.
Nsavporf, Ma,eb 4, 1903. [6Itf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

.WAsHINGToN- Cry, Feb. 1903.
SIR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

SsJ CASH sipsn for clean Cotton
and Liner RAGS, and old Sail Cloth,
at the Office sfs6s Republican.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN S WOOLEN RAGS, BT
Chriitopher Olney, ,& Co.

Chrlltopher Olney, r& 20.
DtLisAyed sf their Mals. or Paper Wa,e- Hogft,
.WTHERE they have for lsle, at wholelalc &
w retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Fooli-
cap Writing. Paper, No. and i.-Vellum Let
ter do. --fot do.--Wrspping do.-Bonnet do.
--Clothier's do. IR qnality.--Sheathing, with
and without Sand. Book Bidders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.--ALso.
a complete Aforment OF Blank Account
and Record Bcoks.---LIKswIsr m.s s..-..
Account Books made and ruled to any pat.
tern. to fnit the purchafsr.--A complete Abort
meat Of School Books, & Stationary Of all kinds.
!. AD6, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box.
ar pound, Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys. from .
to - year, OF age. a. Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing buGnci,.--To frch great
encouragement will be given.
Previdtsee. O3. ,6. isos. taft
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May 18tb, I8o3.
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Yo be ,Sclf or Tst.

AV OF ODEI OF LGE,
4 WELL noih-d Dwelling Hovfe. htustcd
on Thames-Street, oPpoIIe Mr. Robert
SseOfT''--Alios a new Store, adjoining the ward
and garden, with good well OF water.---!f
not Immediately fold. the Shop, With iome Part
of the Houie, ~il be TO let.-The E,os,ion.
bcIh for healih and huGnef, is not ,ior 70
any IN town. Conditions may be known. by
applying 60 HENRY G.. CHAMPLIN.
Newport, Nov. 40, 1907 cxii
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29

The conversation with M. Ialiey-
rand to day has led us TO this result +
very thing which may tend to violate the '
Independence of the Order Of Malta, will
never be consented TO by the French 60
vernment. Every thing which may tend
to put an end to the present difficulties,
OF be agreeable to The English govern
ment, and which shall not be contrary to
the treaty OF Amiens, the French govern
ment have no OBJECTION to make partlcu-
lar convention respecting it. The mo-
tives of this convention shah relate TO the
respective grievances concerning which
the two governments shall think 1t advise
able to come 10 an understanding with
each other.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
Negotiation vstk France.
cokTINuEp.

Second Inelosa,< retsy,td q ~ no. II
slieads Of an arrangement 70 be concludes
by treaty or convention between His
Majeey and the French Government
Malta 70 remain in Prrpstuity " the
yofeiion OF His MajsRy. The knights
Of ,he order ST. John 70 be Undermined
by his majeay for any totes OF properly
which they may lustain in conieqnence
Of fuch an agreement.
Holland and Switzerland to beesacuaf-
I'd by the French troops.
The Hand Of Eiba to be confirmed by
His MsjeRy TO France, and the king
of Etruria TO beacknowlrdged.
The Italian and Ligurian Republics TO
be acknowledged by his Msjeay, proyld-
ed an arrangement is made 10 Italy Tor
the king Of Sardinia which ihall DC Ia
sisfatory to him.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
NEW YORK, July %.

Capt. Dean, of the brig Jefferson from
Martinique, informs, that though the
island is not in state Of close blockade,
six British ships of the line had several
times appeared a. short distance, AID
had come within reach of the forts. lbe
principal part Of French shipping had heea
ordered for safety to Fort Royal. The
English residents, by order Of the &C.
werner, had all left the island, and pro-
ceeded to Dominique; aud the inhabitants
IN expectation of an attack, were prepal
ing to make vigorous deferce. Amer
can produce on the rise, and in great ds-
nand; large supply being wanted i''
the public stores, to guard against TIE
probable consequences of the expected
siege.
Arrived, briggs Aurora, Mstthc VS., Li'
verpool; Washington, Starr, Savannab
JefersoR, Dean, Martinique schrs. Sir
cerity, Rogers, St. Lroix Liberty, Dor
gan, Barbadoes; William and MARY
Brookes, Fredericks burg Van Scholt0r'
Osler, Charleston Address, Church
Richmond sloop Advice. Crane, PhllS'
delphla.
Cleared. brig Abigail, Williams, ia.
maica; schr. Union, Highly, Guada-
loupe.
A,rped sixre ar last,
Brig Aurora, Matthews, from Liver
pool. June 18th, in lat. rs, A, long,
81, spoke brig Fortune. OUT SIS days from
Jamaica, bound to Liverpool. 25th' IN
lar As, 10, long. AZ, spoke ship Henry
Jacks, from City Point for Falmouth.
Schr. Daphne, Rowland, from D.
Croix. Left. brig Relief, sehens' OF
Newburyport, for Norfolk in few days s.
Sarah, Ccpp, Of and for Norfolk, IN 's''