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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-09
A SUBSCRIBER.

One Henry Putnam, of Georgia, has
ICED the projectors of this paper for hbel
agalna his fame, good name, and ,etata.
s.sn. The people OF Georgia may be a
little furPriied at this, bur it is NOT more
st'ange that true. 9u,uam was appointed
BY Mr.. JsEsricn to command ressaus
cutter.
HOzza for the the Liberty of the
Pref
!, Down with the gag law: Away with
al opprsiiion and reRraint. Stop mo
men., lluf want TO choak few of ,htfe
A'ii,ocrats and then you may cry opt as
.nOS0 as you pleaft--Ob, if you cn}y
want TO gag an Arifocrat, its ali well
;"O !. Its your duty to proceed !; 4
n, TIE part Of r,atriotifm 10 check th.i,
'elow'. But to fqueeze the wind pipe,
y h0p the tongue Of good Retu5heaa
essn Y he is r.tu6l,eca-tso. mach as Nj.
Su'iis lays, IFS down rlght tyranny.
Waih. Fed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09

principle. 70 the Senate, Il became them to aa
IN the first instance uponit.
This motion. was opposed BY Messrs Elliot
and Dawson, and lcst--Ayes 81
MIR. r. Grswpld tnen moved that the commit
tee of the whole should be discharged, from the
further consideration ofsthe amendment, on the
ground altcdg-d by hign, thar it had not passed
the Senate by a constitutional majority, contend
ing that such majority was composed NOT merely
sotttwo thirds Of the members present, but OF TWO
thirds OF tbs whole bodg.
This motion was advocated BY Massrs r. Gris-
void, l.aandes, Tharchef, Daa, Dcnnis, ldu
ger and Goddard; AMI opposed by Messfs ].
Randolph, Eustis, Smile. Thomas, 6. w. Camp.
bell, Rodney ]. Clay, Elloc and Farnugn.
Nj. Husef requiredth- taking Of the yeas
and nays y az abins tou O'Clock Sc question WIS.
accordingly taken-- Yeas 81 a-NaysS5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09
LONDON, oa. S.

The private adyices from the coast Of France
agree in every leading particular with those re.
ceived a few days since by Government, with
respect 10 The state Of the eEemy's preparations
against this country. The officers Of our cruizers
eff the ports of the Channe! also state, that the
appearance Of the invasion has Of late become
very serious that the gan boats az Boulonge
aloac amount already TO between eighty and nine
ty; and that Two large camps have been formed
OF the adjacent hills. In every other port, par
ticusarIy to the northward, the preparations are
still more formidable and the Information recev-
ed by Misunderstanding the intentions of the
enemy, leaves 10 DOUBT Of the hostile attempt
being speedily made. The French paper published
in London states, on the authority OF its own cor.
@respoadent, and certainly with every appearance
of tfu.h, thar directions have already been issued
- many If tile Consular deui; brgades respecting
sne course 10 BE- followed IN the plumber OF Lon,
don, and the division Of the properly OF IFS veal
tby inhabitants The soldiers 70 whom these al
.lureyents are held out, are 100 much fatfered by
tie prospect to doubt Ct the success; Whichths
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BY THE PACKET.
Foreig1a S,knlmdrn.

forektgn summary,
By the Editors Of tle N. Y. Gazette. from pa.
pefs received BY tie Butifn Packet Duke Of
Cumberland, from Falmouth.
The Imperial Parliament Of England was
to meet for the dispatch Of business on the
18th Of October,
'The invasion Of England was expected
to take place within fortnight In CON
sequence Of Mr.. Pitt having declared it as
his opinion that the French would land the
afst dark night, the fashionable inhabitants
al SIargate packed up in violent hurry to
Leave thetown
Private ativiices from France, stated that
Bonaparte, for the purpose of reconciling
the European powers in his projected con-
quest Of England, had purposed to parti-
ton Great Britain and her colonies between
France, Austria, Russia and Prussia. The
accounts state, that the invading armies are
thus organized the right wing is in Hol-
land and Hanover, under the command Of
generals Victor and Mortier; the centre is
in France, and extends from Antwerp to
Bavonne, under the chief command of Boz
naparte, having under him three command
ers in chief, Soult, Lecourbe and Auge-
reau, besides an army Of reserve assem-
bling at Ameins, under the temporary COM
mand oi lieutenant general Duroc; the left
wing is in Italy, and commanded by gene
rails Murat and Gouvion; generals ST. Cyr,
Berthier, Dumas and Andreossi, are the
chief of the staff for the centre of the Army
of England 1t is said, that whilst one at
tack is made by Bonaparte, Soult and Vic
tor, in England, Moruer is TO invade Scot
land; Lecourbe TO take Jersey and Guern-
sey; and Augereau to conquer ireland
For the latter purpose, upwards Of 800
merchantmen and 80 privateers, are under
requisition and embargo at Bordeaux.
Sir Eyre Coote is to command the Nor.
thern District of Ireland.
Vice-admiral Sir c. Cotton, it was said,
would relieve admiral CORVALLIS on the
Breststatlon, who was to return to port to
reft.
Elf Bey, one Of the principal NIameluke
Chiefs, had arrived in England in the Ex-
pertinent man of war. He was received
with great distinction. He had come to
solicit assistance for himself and associates
with the Porte.
A London paper positively asserts it as
true, that Jerome Bonaparte, with large
quantity of.hard cash, had arrived safe at
| Corunna
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09
TuRsnAY Dec. S.

Mr.. Elliot called for the order ofthe day on
the smendment of she Seoate IL the. cpnstitua
C 9 rsspeaing the eeeiion Of President and Vice
President.
On the question whether the house would re-.
solve itself INTO committee Of the wlele on the
amendment.
Mr., R. GriswoIl moved postpcremeat Of
"e Consideration the amerdmenr TIL tenor
. Nv, 90 the gronnl that the house, bavirg some
a'ne since sent an amendment embracing the SAME
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09
gleccal,orta Dailp ag1srtlsec.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9.

Yesterday afternoon passed by and sa-
.luted the town, the United States Frigates
f0kn Aaums and -1ork, from the Me-
5diterranean, for the City Of Washington.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09

THIS is to forward all petfons from taking az
Alignment of note drawn in favor of Nm. Lane
(known by the name Of Hou Billy Laael for
Twenty Dollars, and signed BY me, as am
determined not topay IL, unlcfs compelled to do
it by law.
THOS. MAZARyEY.
Dec. 9. cog
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09

ADJ INING iHE I OWN OF ALEXANDRIA
VII 1.D5fiyty ,be l,7a az -I,baysday Tie 29tb dep
Of IBIS mautb IN tbr pydmi1s
Eighty three acres of LAND,
GaI.iaug The 7hqvu IF 14lc*a44r;a, formerlyt5e
property Of Mc. Baldwin nadc, AID nav oqvr-
ed BY Col. Nathaniel Ptna.eton, at Neqv Yoyk
This Land lies at the upper end offhe Town, aud
fronts the river Potomac - inc,ad& two good
liiheries, and runs back be .meen the Town and MI
Dades prefent dwelling hufe Gcs the George towr
road. and 5etWeen the rae e nund and MsGr..
fe,da!fs, Copways Sitnniss enI Ftz ugh's IGt., 20
MIR sCharles .sexandefs bach re fnotqn by Narth ,
that part Of the Land lying between che river and tie
Georgetown ROAD, has laid oil into Los OF teo
corrlfposliug with tas iqaares in icwn and Fair
fax, Royal PITT, Sc. Afslh Wafhpgton, and Columbus,
fleets extended, with cto Rrcets of the fame wd,h
and will be fold in hole haf c4ares the Ism wei
OF the George read will be loId lots Of from two
10 five acres each may beG accommodate purcha els
Coniderabe trouble has been taken render The title
clear, and freed from eyeryp encumbrancc pr,f.
psct oflgation.
he terms 81 sale viii be fourth cf the rurchaf.
money payable on The rf day of March next, and III:
remainder in rine and eiPhteen months negotiable
will be required for ttefiit payment ard ecurity
the properly Cor the balance fhis property bean
tify Gtnatcd for luilins; es lying Il, long iu fron,
the riversc me top o. the A winch ranges wifh NJ
Dulanys hoOfs, and he whole Of it fr5riSg Nth AfI;
view Of the 4swn, and exceding ba,k 70 r9age Of
highly imPfoSed meadow; the patt 2,d urvcy made
BY COL aipfn, may be ieen al any tlie sppictors
10
r. ~ . z
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Wants a Pace,

asa Gentlemap's Servant, a black man, well
quahed FOR such q stuaton-He Can produce
uaexeePtion2ble recommendations. Apply at Mr..
Gslsby's bar. e53s i.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09
Valuable Property for Sale.

ADJ INING THE Town or ALExANDRIA.
VIII 1.D5fiveL 6eJl,la az Tb4ysady The 29tb ae2
Of IBIS msutb IN tbr py5miffs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09

By the Editors Of IT, N. Y. Gazette. from pa.
pefs received by tie Britifn Packet Duke Of
Cumberland, from Falmouth.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14
PSALMODY.

MIR. CHARLESDYER propofes, as
M foon as fnficicnt number of1cho-
lars can be obtained, TO open lchool for
teaching CHURCH MUSIC. Particu.
lars may he known by applying to Mr.
Andrew Jamiefon.
Jun al q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14

Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Have jsf reeeived q ttoe Sale,
A QUANTITY OF
Wool & Cotton CARDS,
20 Tons Platter Of Paris,
10 hhds. and 70 barrels Sugar.
10 hhds. Rum,
1000 buihels OF ifbon Salt,
1900 do. Turks l1and do.
100 Reams Poft Paper,
so do. Wrapping do.
I Cafe Dptch Quilts,
40 Boxes Havannah sugars,
hhds. Loaf Sugar,
I de- Sewing Twinc and Shoe Thread,
do. fire hacked Flax,
so boxes bscwn and Cattle Soap,
SO do. dipt Candles,
caiks fine old Rye Whiikey,
dc. Apple and Peach Brandy,
Hyfon, fyIon Skin, Young Hylcn and
Imperial TEAS,
80 barrels Pork and Beef,
so do. shad and Herring.
They are gi1;ug C9@ for
Wheat, Flour, Fiax-Seed, Rye, Corn. white
Peas, black eyed Peas, ana have confant tup
My al excellent Flour for family uie, in bbls and
hssf barrels, and can furniih a few ttouland
double buihels Wheat Bran.
Dec. -.
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I0ubIlr Neg1ne.

Viii be added to Weda<sday's Sales the
1etb mstant,
Eight hhds. very excellent retail
S U @ a r,
on credit OF 60 days.
ThOS. PATTEN.
Jan. Il.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14
SAILS bp aua!cn.
On SATURDAY,,


a 10 o,eloek, euiH be Jald at the Venaae
Store, The garner Of King and Cn'o@
freeis.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Wbikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caRs,
Molanes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
BROAD Cloths, lrish Linens,
Cafimeres, Calicoes,
5Kereys, Threads,
Coatinps, Chintzes,
Halhhicks, Bedtcks,
Fearnaughf, Oznaourgs,
Blankets, Sewing SILKS,
Planes, Muffin and Muilin
Negro Cottons, Handkerch'efs'
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Azfionee,.
Jan. II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

from IUliduclPHIaJ
In Prince street, 6eta0eex Fairfax and
Water- Streets, mex. aoocr to Dir. Difk's
in the bO1fe lately occupied BY GROVE
WRIGHT:
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens q
Alexandria that ihe intends reliding here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch
es Of buhnefs. She regilds and yarpiines
old frames 70 as 10 make them appear like
ew-and likewile varnifhes them with a
particular kind of warmth that will bear
walhing.
She has ON hand,
A large and elegant afortment Of
Prints, Looking Glalles, &
GIRANDOLES.
Of every deicription, which will be icld
at the lowef terms for cath.
Orders from difancc will be punetu-
ally attended.
Nov. IL. 60
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FOR SHE,

FOX. SALE,
A likely MULATTO GIRL,
between fifteen and iixteen years of age,
sccuaomed to wait in the houfe. Esquire
of the Printer hereof.
Dec. -. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-17
A5sesorS' Notice.
7HEREAS the Council for

nv Il L I'D LIS sIotiiiIlI III
the Corporation CT Alexandria has
appointed us Afleilors or rhe preient year and
the Revenue law (under the penalty Of Q NE
HUI 4DRED DOLLARS requires al matters
and a,iffreaes of families, TO give irlo the AT
eiors, Tits OF all male tithables Belonging to, or
reiidiug iii their REFLECTIVE families, and alto.
every owner Of taxable property to give III lili
Of fach property within 1--WE days. after dc
maua made thereof, by any AiItfor--ThesAl-
ieiTorS, therefore, aware Of the difficulty of Oh
Gaining fHch ills onperfonal applications, at the
houles of flesh owners OF property, they being
frequently from home or baGY engaged, and
macy errors being unavoidable for the want OF
iach information, on account of the frequent
transfer of property, and thoie errors generally
net difcovered ua.il the Collector calls for pay
nent OF taxes, after the time for appeal has G.
lspfed, when 10 redrefs can be had.
They, therefore, requeit all
the ci,izeus at their leilure, within FIVE days
hereafter, may make our fuch lifts and fend
them to The cfEcc OF a. faw, after which they
viii proceed or the psenliies, to examine the
property and alccrtain The va uation without
any further trouble cr interruption 20 the citi-
zens
The Taxable Property to be
contained in faid iiits,, is as follows, viz.
All Houles and Lots, and all
unimProved Lots, de6gaaying the free, or itreets
on which h arc ftuared ard by whom ocou-
pied all four wheeled carriages, all chairs, full
kies or two wheeled riding carriages, all drays
carts aai waggons. horles, cows and dogs; al
tavern iiecnfes, and all male perio,s, above the
aye Of Gx;eca years, comprehsnding clerks,
purneyn,en, apprentices, slilltants feryants and
Haves.
For the information of thoie
unaceuaiused with the law, the following claule
thereof is publiihed--" And if any perfon y hat
ever ihal willfuily omit, or mifrepieient in the
lit given in, any tithable or other taxable pro-
perty, or fhall in any manr er conceal the fime
from the knowledge Of the AGeAois, the perfon
or perfons 70 cEending, ihal forfeit and pay dou-
bic the amount Of the tax inlpafed on tuch titha-
able or taxable property"
a. FEW,
GEO. M'MUNN.
Note.-Thofe gentlemen who
act as agents, or have the management OF taxa
BIZ property for non refidents, will pleafc note
them, in making out lifts of their own property.
MarchI4. - doc
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Valuable LANDS for. Sale.
WILL BE SOLD,

To The bighest bidder, ~ tie Exeratsrs 81
TIE late Ger. Gorge W4sbmgtoa, IKE
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-17

-" 80 S'''03, II, i
TIE late Gen. Gorge W9sbngtou, fbe
IRA TRACTS OF LAND,
at TIE tines and pAaces bers1t1sr meu-
tienrd, oi&.
On the firft Monday in April,
on the prenifes, 600 acres lying 10 Charles
county, in the Rase OF Maryland, near a
place called The Fiji Trap, about 10 miles
above Por Tobacco.
On the ed Monday in April,
on the premiies, $40 acres in Montgo-
merry county, in the fate of Maryland,
in the neighbourhood Of Frederick Town,
not far from Kistortan.
On the 18th day Of April, at
Charlestown, 453 acres in Jefetion coun-
ty, Virginia, about two miles wet Of
Charlefon. ALTO, 40 acres lying inIiamp-
fhire County, oY Potomac river, about
II miles aboyY9ath.
On Tie 10Th day Of April, on
The Premiies, 1900 acres in Jefslion
county, on the fouih fork of 6ulllk,n.
On the 18th day Of April, on
the premlfes, IS3 acres in Jefcrion coun
ty in Wormley line.
On the goth day Of April, on
the prenifes, 81 acres in Frederick
county, II miles fouth Of Battle Town.
On the ed day of April, at
Paris, z46I acres On Ahby's Bent, ard
SIS acres on Chastin's run, in Faqaier
county.
One fourth Of the amount Of
the purohafe money 70 be paid down, and
the balance il three equal annual initial
nents, to be iecured by mortgage On
the premiies, and to carry intesea from
the day of iale.
The EXECUTORS.
March II,
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DOGtOY, ii 4 i l.,

ID ESPECTFULLY acqaaiats the pub
4 lie, that he will prattioe Medicins
in This town and lis immediate vicinity
and that he is HOW opening an extenhve
assortment q Medlclpe, &c.
which he will difpofe Of either by whole
fale @: retail, upon as good terms as they
are TO be had in this place.
N. B. Medicine Chefs with general
directions free put up on lhort notice.
March 9. d
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WIN he altered for Sale.

WA be altered tor Sale,
1T a credit # three moatb5, at The fa1era
Of yabn Cooling, near cameron Rxv.
on Tbxyaay The a4tb day Of .March.
inf. if fair, if mi The nest fair Day,
q Ii and angular the ferfonal efase
L \ of the late ByAu Lord FAiyf fax, de-
cealed, lexoept certain legacies) confl!tiog
of one tag. Wagon and gear, one rid.
ing chair; ALTO, a number OF Books OF
various kiads, in number 1874, bound,
and quantity ofpampa!ess one Wagon
and gear, one FLYER watch and two gold
rings, all his wearing apparel, &c. togs-
ther with all tie farming utenlls.
The Putchaiers are TO give bond, vida
approved fcurily, TO The executor. al
f4lns anaer SOS. will be cah. Ihe lals
viii begin at 70 o,clo *.
HENRY GUNNELL, -
hgext for tkt Esseassr,
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All perfons having claims a
gsiaa the eaate Of NIIyi0m TritAett, of
Round Hill, deceafed, are regretted to
bring them forward for adiofment and
payment and all ,hofe indebted to the
eAate, are RESPECTFULLY called upon to make
immediate paymcut TO the Executofs-it
being their anxious with to clofe all the
accounts, and iettle with the legatees as
ioon as poihble.
CHARLES LITTLE, I
GEO. TRIPLETT, 'o''
March /. d
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paolie asnoR.
On FRIDAY,

A. 10, 'elsek, su1L BE- said al t6e Ienaae
Store,
Rum in hoglheadsa and barrels,
French Brandy inPiPes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy IN bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in lierces and bags,
v White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RsiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs ard trails,
Queens War in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A uar:ety of DRYG0ODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings.
Kerieyneres, Dofi!s,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cot;ons, Sergt.,
Eiaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Ruilels,
Yarn Stockings,
Ch;ntzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Sileha do.
PIatillas,
Ofnaborgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated CandleGicks,
And lundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER,
March IS.
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WAS LEFT

1t s5ep in ibis to7va, fer the bar3els Of
b0vrng some ratasgs made to II,
A FLYER WATCH. Any per-
ION defcribing il, and proving property,
may have il again on application to tie
Printer, and paying the expenle Of this
advertisement.
March 70. dst
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5ales bp Sutton.
On SATURDAY.,

On SATURDAY,
h 10 e'eloek, erill be lall at The Yfnaae
Store, tbs. corner Of King ard Unsea
f,sets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whifkcy il barrels,
Apple. Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter calks,
Molaiies in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in csiks and bags,
RaiGps in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
CaGmercs, Calicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coatins,, Chintzes,
Halfthioks, Bedslcks,
fesrnaught, / Oznahurgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin aud Muffin
Negro Co,tons, Handkerchiefs,
EWoraed and other India Co,tons, sc
Ctociysnr,. 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
From The Ut;1a Pstriot.

After perufng fome of the blazing vir-
.ulence againit the clergy, | took my BIZ
bic in order to fatisfy mylelf whether any
thing relating to-politics may be confider-
ed TO be within the proper fphere of the
preacher, which may with propriety be
introduced into the iacred defk. We have
authority Of fcripture to conclude that tits
the duty of the teacher to explain the
word of god, to make fuch do6Frinal and
practical remarks as the pahage he has fe-
le6ted naturally fuggets. | find. in al
mott every part of the facred volume,
texts that will bear no expedition, but
what rs pointedly Of a political nature.
Among the numerous paffages will cite
Prov. xxx. 2. When The righteous
are in au thority the people rejoice but
when the wicked bear rule the people
mourn. Now what difcourfe could a
preacher raile, from fuch a text, which
would not be of apoltical nature
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
MovDAr, Oc7d8Fs H.

Lfair5 IF Europe -Therehas been
this port from Europe, facr ur "a ''Fs
mails DO DOT afford any certain inf ma; ~
terial confSqnepce. The arrival - "a
at Bottom, with London dales u liz ", -
brings report that a counter resoIo,os , p =
commenced in France BY Morean. ana IL
ereiTrd to The dePofng Of The Three N, ~ ~
the publication Of an AddreE Ia y p.
nerating the a6s OF ambition aud cruel, ~ s
parte. This rews had fofne sfFea III
Rocks, but came 10 too circutnns m.r w.
ferve credit, having been obta aimed r en-
officer, in boat, off Gorce The t.rn.
mentions that no rev coh'motioRs hid ". nv
il Ireland but that martial Law had y.
claimed in the counties OF Meath IN Nj.
Under orr foreiga head We have ryer
glc4nings from osr late PaPers, Sh.h =,
will rot prove altogether dnintsSea.ng 10 n.
ders.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
KEGT INDIES.

The Blacks in Jeremie which has been abandon.
ed by the French, have folicited a commercial in
tereourfe with jamaica. They have adopted :
new flag blue and red horizontal, like the f.ipes
of the United States and the rulers iyle tAemielycs
the Inasp.nSsat G0sraasa: Of 81. Dsn;as7.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
LONDON. AUG. . (

LONDON, AUG. 5.
E The Dutch and Hamburger mail arriv-
Cd ycferday without bringing any very
Important intelligence. indeed the Ger
nan papers are more than ufually de-
hcient in the reports of negotiations in
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
BEFEvcE or TRE COAST.


The coat OF England is divided into cruizing
iiefs in each Of which naval officer of dltin
guiiLed merit commands, with competent force
or large and fInall vefIels uoder him Sir Sidney
Smith has the isation between Htrwich and the
mouth ct he Th 4mcs. Lord Keith, who is the
Commander 10 Chief on1he Downs and North
Sea Cation, has made very able arrangements to
r.inforce, in csfe OF emergency, any particular
haton, vi thous leaving the relt expo(ld. fnjecd
she whole of our naval DIP ifsinn IS very highly
fpoken Of, and donb,lels will be an ample match
for Corfcsa cunning,-A Wea Indian lately ar
rived 10 the river fom the Lands End, iAys that
.he was not ten minutes throughout her paf'tge,
without having been Brought too By fane Of our
cruiiers. The only provfon OF which we have
any doubt IS, whether the'e'be fuficient number
IF fmaii row boats provided a2ainf the exigency
Of the.nvaEcn being attempted during calm p
We mean row boats 70 move as ivftly as any thas
can be TENT againif Us, and at he fame time 70
equipped and provided = attack with advantages.