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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
AtraaOrta Daap a6berttssr.
WEDNESDAY,, MAy2.
COMMUNICA ALTON.

DuelAng.-The last London papers fur.
nish us with another instance Of this fatal.
and wicked mode Of terminating " Afairs
,of Honor"
The parties in this contention were men
oflarge fortune, and education; men, who
had long lived together under the strong.
est bonds of friendship, which in one fatal
moment were broken by the Vaccinations
of a designing female.
The history of this business, while it
phases the false principles of duelling in
proper light, will serve as lesson against
Welding too implicit confidence, in tale
tending to initiate against tried and once
valued friend.
The parties in this unfortunate affair
were lord Camelford and Mr.. Best gen.
ter,an Of large property in Barbadoes.-
The eccentricitles of the former, mighta a.
lone furnish subject Of curiosity. Early
in life he was Midshipman under Lieut..
Riou, in the Guardian, man fw1r, which
carried out part of the government of Be-
tanv Bay. The zip was struck by an IS
land of Ice,a misfortune before unknownIn
he same latitude. Above two hundred OF
the crew took to their boat, and alter en-
during the greatest hardships, persisted;
while the commander with Cameltocd, and
the remainder almost miraculously gotsaI7
into Port Jackson.
In the last European war, Cameltord
was promoted to the post of master snd
commander, and given the command OF
sloop of war On the West India station.
His conduct as an officer was series Oh
extravaganza. Much pride, great couragS'
unrelenting punishments, and deh'Is0cy
10th of skill and Judgment. In Bar6adosS'
where he became acquainted with Mt'
Best, having sustained some damage. In h'I
ship he applied for large quantity OF naVI
stores, without adopting the PrescfloSU
rules necessary on making such application.
The merchant of course refused to acceP1
the order, when the offended LORD lnVi'sO
him on board, and without further cel''
mony tied him to the gang-way Wilere NV
unfortunate man underwent the oas.,
cation of the boatswain. This darius
breach of the law was repaired by "'1sg'
Lord Camelford had estates which Prouul.
ed upwards of TWENTY THOUSAND PoO''0
STERLING. ...J
The g noble sprig," soon become fIsu
of the Navy, or rather, soon after the Da' .
BADGES logging bout, the navy Dss bee, his
tired of my Lord; he therefore oe81 1, n
eccentricities on land. During the la' I,
part of the last war the English enacl' ~
law, forbidding subjects from gong " ~
enemy's country, under very severe,
nishment. Lord Camelford was one o.
the first who was detected in his aIte'L?
o go to France. To avoid the pe''''' .
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ouf, ard all TIE dry gooi. with = s,,,,:.
sap, chess, butter, Sec- and the cloa,b., af o.
American feam-n. lcapt. S. had b-sc r..a: ne
robbed OF bis cloattes which had been tsk.n
board the psisasecf,l to be pur into he, and %
Tied Oh siiore, which was doue. At Elk, The t.,
returned and brought kcg OF rum ; ard ,bs- @;
was mad: again fer ST. Domingo. ''a
On the iosh Of Jan. at 4 2. NJ. n. a.
was again anchored, and the priva,eetfneo ,b.S
drank immoderstey OF Rum, and were toon ,t,o
WARDS drunk, AMI fell aa.cp. Captain Soms,
Judged that there was chance Of rctakios n.
veaeI. Fl. accord asy proceeded to ce ~.
Fseuchlnen; which he did without aw king ,b.n,
except the ialt, a negro, who ltartrd and fr;z.i
captain s. but was iil.need with the pamo h,
die. They were all pat into the boat, AMI e.,
adult, the boy beiag prcviouGy uasied Co.,
tar S. then made fail III his ytlIet. The bo.
Iiheratcd tie priv tcersnco, a9l they made an r.
eftttual attempc 10 regain the vcnc Ian,,
II, lp Ike Schooner Rrhiolion, uif,n, Of NJ
London, for Turk's Ia sd, and obane4 ty,
men and fore necedari=s IF her. o. III. !,
OF January Jaw the fame privatett which hid
captured the flop, but fortunately GIT inc +,
queinel. On her return paige the Jlla hlte5
from Jacqurmel in Co. with two Saicm vcf.ls
and continued in co. Until they arrived off Gao,
Anton,a, wlen they fell in with three E-c,cs
Cruizcfs, l,op, f.hooues and a fnjp. Ca9.G,
S. preiuming The lhip was DOT .Ffench bore swr
tor her protection from tn. othec $; ba. ~,
convinced OF his nl4kc on coming nr4r, III,
loops W. nailed in F.ench, and Ordered us4er 4.
lee of the ihip, and TO hoitt OCT ths bys, b.;
captain S. Immediately holf-d his lggas.,s, i, run
acrois The ihp's item, aud etcapea, although
few ihot were fred az him. The Salem vc1c,
were probable taken. IEey -wsre TIC oxa.low,
Waters, ard JoEph, LurvcY.
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SPRING GOODS.
BENJAMIN Cooke


HAS received, via Philadelphia, handfome
a3fortment of FASHIONABLEG GOODS, among
which are
Chln4es, prints, dimities, cambrick
and India do. camhrick muffin, figured, white
and coloured do. India book muffin, do. null do.
elegant, figured do. ribands, lace, edgings, lace
wells, pic mic gloves and mitts, artificial fowers,
fix, cotton, thread and leather gloves, thread,
cotton add fix hole, bandtuna handkfs. Ma
dras do. cambrick do. black and colour'd iutc.
Arings, MerfeiIles, contribution. and military cord,
iaper6ne cloths and keneymeres, do. white Aan-
mel, frip'd nankeens, India do. gurrahs and caf
Ias, ticklenburg, one cafe bcR London hats, um.
breNas and faralols, &c. &c.
n The above goods will be fold low for
CASH.
April rs, DIV cow
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fHl-SIOGNOTRACE.
THE PATANTEE

Intends removing, in a fho,i time, to E.oge
|Town, to tbe room in High treet, lately occu-
piei as Danciog Room, he therefore ,equcfs
|ihoGe who have left Prc6ies to be framed to call
for them.
Thofe who have taken Frames or Profiles, or
rcouefed their friends TO take them, and have not
paid for them, will pieafe call and make lmme-
diate payment.
Nav I.
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1UNIS CRAVEN
TUNIS CRAVEN
Has juh received, via Philadelphia, an elegant
ahortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
VIZ

ChintZeS, tcahcoes, hne India colo
made, book and mulmul mullins, do. battas, ma.
noodles, cofas, pimgurus and long cloths. fine
cambria and Briuth book do. linen and cotton
cambria, colourrd, emboGed and PLAIN do. cam
brio and common dimities, lawn and cambria
pocket hsndkts. ladies extra long fix and kid
gloves and PIC mic mitts, do coloured and white
fIk hofe, cotton and thread hofe, MITES do. gen
clemens beaver, doe, waih leather and thread
gloves, do fills, cotton, thread and fupes brown
cotton holc, Irih linens, long lawns and diapers.
creas, platillas, Bnttannies and brown Holland,
Marfeillrs and muslines ye& lhapes, nankeens,
cotton kerfeymeres, white and coloured jeans,
extra fuperfne navy blue cloths, red, blue. and
chocolate bandanoes, &c. sc.
AIto BY Wholsiale,
Three cafes of Handsomely ailofted
CHINIZES and CAL1COES, al of which he
will frll at the mott reduced prices for CASH.
April 81.
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1ult RecesUed,
80 pieces Rui1la Sheetings,
IL do. btached do.
90 do. Ravens Du1k,
50 do. RoHiA Duck,
AZ do. Piatilas,
For lale by
.7obnG. Laid.
May J.. d
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NORFOLK, april 20.
LAMB feils now IN QUE market Al rs, per 10 -
and every thing elfe 10 Ike proportion !.
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III E r rim G S.

700 bis. well CURED Herrings of the hra run,
for ialr by Land I. VOWEL.
April IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
IMPRoMPTU OH II Dream.

STRANGE pow'r of fancy, DER the human heart.
10 roule up feelings which 70 long have lept:
AND zen IN ieeps dull reign-true blis inpart
or wake thoie forrows, former days have went.
LAT night reitor'd me to the dear embrace
of hum, who wax d to love my virgin heart:
and though divorced long Gnce, from him and peace.
was mott beft by fancys wond'rous art.
Again the voice Of love my foul imprea,
Its ioothng accents ev'ry care beguil'd;
Again the " Pantng tenant of his breaR,
KeiPonilve beat to mine-with traniport Wild
hoie lips whence wfdom never faird to yrove.
Whence genius pour'd forth all her foul of fire
lfemoied on nline-with truet, tendre(f love,
And roufd the latent park of fond deirel
The tickle Fowr denies a length of blis
Soon' much too foon-the fweet illuGon Aewr
wake, all bdth'd in tears, and loft to peace.
linen cole my eyes the viiion to puriue
In vain feeh to lofe my cares in neep,
MY i"ellng foul burfs forth in lengthen'd Gghs
sleep ever prone to leave the wretch to weep
NO more in loft oblivion feals my eyes
wake to all the confcou'nefs of woe,
weep DER the pat, the prefent, and TO come:
ana ieel tins heart nor JOY peace fall know,
I'LL Cod, hinfelf, become its confant home
" haiten that bleff day parent of love
speak to my warning pailions--" peace, b. n;E."
Forbid my hayward heart from thee to move
Its evry pow'r---wth all thy fulnefs-fli
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q III countries where fohl;ifi're, t.,i5aae .ai
cnzcnaSe are TIE comn OF 4uaiiC gators al {;
"it where cunnN'g tiids DE dsikeii 3 fanny
ma where power 't&,umates Taitai'ty, c.adutt
10 mapnsnimcus and poitiyeiy i,.h, ,vSu.i not
HYc d:isrsCsd the records ~ iusucial f;g. 7s;;t
my Gear 'r'eud, Nc are the inhabitants Of a sor,
ny where che lSisn of liLlSty hath ,i.aN'n.;,.,
morality.
E%rure tie foregoing d;ryriTinn. The licI-.
s's IRE IN the lands of marv active, patriotic
een'Icceu, whotc zeal viii, unqueaiohahly, L.
cure Speedy iaic.
{. The names Of the Commii1.oncfs lave bser
publ'htd, ard you well Erow Il ar the Iet,ers
winch conpoie them. form the NOR ample pa@
ncgyt;c.
As TO w'hat yo,i have faid rela.;ye TO Inc in.
certaiAty OF the time when the draiyini, viii
commence, can antwer { at there is The f7iren
pro'pet' OF lis taking place between tie ni<l:.le
ana the END OF next October; and as that is the
only oar TO your becoming IN a;,yenturer, iet
it vdnih."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

The following Veres are from the pen Of an accom-.
Pihed woman. They are adapted 70 hone me-
euiiary touching. We ali recoett the els,ated
tone o' orr feelings vixen we awake from dream.
IN which a.,inatonbas carried us t,touch fn7e
icene peculiarly calculated to call tcrth long no,y.
eriul paiiion. 1t is IN dream perhaps that ill., IN
tereiiH'g leisinent OF love, above all others ac1
CURES an additional energy; and that we give 1t
all our heart to ITS teiucflve influence The cia,,-,
is toe powerful - he diiioved 600 l,or and I,,,fs
oihSht * thot * active occupation fouetimss .a,s
before we return To thit iober and moderated one g
ienhbilty, which the v;lors of the night had r.,
completely diiturbed. 'Tlole relduary isntimen,s
Oh me ioui indeed are 10 powerful, that the pnet
would ditPlay his tri,G arr in NOT oonipleatjv re-
wing them by al appropriate deicriptiuh lire
truth ananot icton isrhe iavoCritc reyoa of poetry
As the poet can bet defcribe thoe emotions who ba.
ielt them the mot; 70 he delcribes them mon
accurately when he mon naturally defcril. an that
ne really felt; or which a vivid imagination r;av
have conceived him to feel
The emotion which Our accomplished co,,r-,-,,,b,.,
has deicribed in the following Vcrles one Of tbc
mott 'ntereEHg kind. II is combination Of all
the tenderness OF love- with all the fond ,ss
which we experience for departed plealures. WSeu
we inrvey the nanimate objects, to which we were
''m'harzed and attached in the DAYS Of Our h. prv
y"uth the eiianne which uied to fiade orr IN
dow, and delight us by ITS fragrance the fields over
winch we have bounded in carelefs hilarfy ; and
every part OF that landlcape on which the eve has
10 frequently repoied we experience an emotion
exqniiitey tender. Our enotion i: fill HIGHER.
when we behold an animated objec3, ionle gentle
friend or Tome aiitSeionate relative, who had plr-
taken o! our iPorts watched over our irexueriepr
with unabating tenderness. Let this perlon appear
III the form 81 the object of our earlen and mof
ardent love- let MIN appear with the fame b-Witcl-
ing Affection which formerly gave animation 10 all
that we felt and endearment to all that he aid and
let the urrounding eeue once more reign us to the
ianliarlty OF our earleh love, let the vilons of
tne n!gnt give Tree looie to our fondef thoughts
IMAGINATION can icarcely conceive ! more intereR-
inS iituaon, in which a foft and delicate nature can
be thrown. Divided from this beloved obietf By
our relative conditions the mind if it be properly
attuned' aiiumes melancholy and pathetic hue.
which III the province of the poet or the orator 70
eaten and to deicrIbe. 1t was thus that ROUTE. Il
mas Fepreientedhis ST. Preux aer thenlarragc of lis
ioha AND 1t Is this bewitching feeling, which orr
ingenious authoreis feems to have conceived t,h.r
ihe poured forth the following Trains
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
41E G5'SyJey baDiag J6rned eornct7:en .ra5 Ions
a J.. LEsUEUR, 706ieb 7oiH commune on Be sib On,
81 OS'obv neef, in oysr TO ehf b e,sf bpfaeG. b 7,3
81 T6gr'2y nc 9nJ day Of Ot7o5ry nexf, at 10 oesl
at bis Sfore c6r at Pp6E Saie t5s 7otoieefBs 6yeat
STOCK OF GOODS;
CagGFirg g-OLD MADEIRA AND PoRT WI1;r.
Run, BRANDY, AND GIN
LoAr AND BsowN SUGAR,
LONDON BRowN SToUf,
lEPERiAL AND YouTo HYsoN TIA,
INT aImg? eveyy article in The Cr7se,y line.
JAI1ES FISHER.
~ Tr,1' Of he aboVe Eair--HH fun, aq4ey so DEL
Tdrf' Sgl7boVe and not executing $50 d6llrrs 60 doy,
and /o' oHlnw' o6ope so doHors 100 doys-fr Not,
T0ib dPPyoued Errn,jfy.
PR0SSER y 11oNcURE, p us.
rpf' ~ l2f
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Wo 8'7''' cTeep'e1 70 me BY CAPT. John Hura,
oas P0ya6leb 9b Scelc1b-r, 1903, 6s of5(y he 9b
STfe1brr 1904, 7oeye if, maia o., take, onf Of nv
f2g1,o' )l0e time in TIE fH efBe yea, ! eo3
I1e f"1bf are eoafio7d aeaigF atsr qllgauerf, Of
J'd 6o"S amt be f1id Hurt, agqiqd ssyiag He0 70
any feyl'a b" 'eiif6or ny apib,rjld ar,1L
WINiFRED HEBB.
Noyfbnnbeyitod esngfy SEPT. %. rsL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
Sept. % \.

On Thursday. Seotcnher 9Th, 1904, about noon, a
note oi which the following is Transcript LET at my
oiic', IS my clerk info med me- by perlon who lives
with Mr. Francis Breul, merchant in Philadelphia
The Marquis de Cafl Yru'o prsi4nss his compi-
inents to major Jaci;fon and would be very happy 10
know from lin when and where he could have the
Pealure to Iee him in the oourie Of this day
THURSDAY s."
Never having before received any communication
from NJ Y-ulo--never having even exchanged one
wort nj conversation with him in my life- was not
Little iurPred at receiving this leaars Wi,ish an
f@ered by note 70 the following purrort
Mljor Iackion prefents his compliments 10 the
Marquis de CATO Yrujo--in reply to his note of this
morning. iul now received jor J,kfon vii BE at
his Office until o,ock--1nd at his houfe in Chsf,ut
ireet, next 70 Gen. DicSiaf7n, until o'clock-st e.
ther Of which places be viii fee the marquis de GAIA
Yrujo-or, If more convenient he will wait on hin,
Thursday Sept 6.
This note was Tent by Mr.. Tobnfon, my cIerk, and
left At gov MKean's. Mr.. Breui called on me foon
after, and iad that the marquis dc Gaia Yrujo would
DC glad 70 Zee me at the marquis houe at O'Clock
aiked Mr.. Brett If he knew on what bufncfs MIR.
Yrro wanted to fee niche faid he did not know
wef' IT O'Clock 70 Mr.. Yruio's houfe, and on
entering the roon sccoted by him in nearly the
following words
You will be furprifsd major T1chron at the liber-
" have taken in fendHg to you, bur truH an ex-
PLANTATION OF the motive will execute me. confder
honor.
By political intolerance you heye been forced to
adoPt protection different from what you have here
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
NEGROES-EOR SALE.

4 LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, oLouf Sc y.,y,
Cd, 7oi@ Hyre ebiidyea fqro Ci,L Is ogt
3 y'o', od ant Beg ar 6. TBey arr se-, E4gr .rL
Mr.. b,esry IN RsJ.rd county, ant 7oB he li eo yo,
tgt. .ASfL 10 fbe Ehiot Of tie EuspiRAE, o., tie
f5ifri6y.
LAURENCE MUSE. I
Tal$7J"voci, S1bh %. ln
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Monticello, S.bt. Is, 1904.
SIR,

SIR,
have received your letters of the 9TH and 9th inf
and hall ue their contents i'll due time ard place for
the benefit OF our country, you ieen uite.tly ap
priied that The perfon of the marquis Yruio is under
the late guard Of the nation, and cured by it's honor
aganit all violation. need add nothing on that head
On another however lmay be permitted to add that if
the information respecting letter iaid to have been
written by me was meant fample of the comnm-
mcaons propofed to be given to YOU their lois will
not be great. No fuch letter was ever written by me
by my authority or with my privy, with my acsaov-
Judgements for the communication tender you INV
iautations
Tn: JEFFERSON
Mljor WILLIAM Jackson.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

In ,he dicharge of an important, and to mvSef an
indfpenGble duty, the lubioned Raterneat was COM
inundated. i'll the fri intance to the government
In re!peful olictude for the rights and ntereft of
our country the depod,ion and letters are now made
pablo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

In m9f Of, TIE wGb5 and onazg offers in Byaaey's
ap Of THE u s. this rvsr is laid do7ca uader tbe name OF
he Lo51 RIVER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

MoRFhu.-Thc report which we gave in the
lait Enquirer, of this general having been carried
into the mIdit of the Pyrennees, where he was TO
fall the victim of viainous fcheme of anaGi
nation, appears not to be efficiently authenti
dated. An article which appears in this DAVIS
paper under the head of foreign intelligence,
brought by the Sally from Liverpool, informs
us, that Moreau was hill at Barcelona in the
middle of July. Barcelona is a city of Spain, on
the Mediterranean fca, $50 miles i. of Madrid.
The Defence of Gen. Moreau' CowicL which
" was mentioned N the Ian pacer had been
brought by paienger in the Sheffield, has been
tranilated for the Public Ledger or Norfolk.
Though evidently competed in hate. this tranf-
laton has fufficlen, perfpcuiy and fpirit to give
MS juft idea of its original. We deem this
elegant production too curious and intereRing
to withhold it for a moment from the curiof-
ty of our readers. Should the editorfnd anv part
of this memoir defending too much into the in
hpidity of detail, he ihal pafs them by,fatisied
with having felected its mott infructive and i'm.
prefIve pafages.
The reader can fcarceiy have FORGOTTEN The
fpeech of Gen. Moreau himfelf, which he is C,id
to have delivered on his trial. There is proba
bly, no man of generous feelings who did not adj
mire it and yet this fpeech is fad to have
been a very mutildted representation of the one,
which he actually delivered. | have been told
by gentleman who was in Paris at the time of
the trial, that Morcau's fpeech occupied be-
tween one and two hours in its delivery. He
adds that the ore which has been given TO the
public, had previoufy received the jealous inn
bri0iafar of the government.
EFfrad 9f'a letter from a gentleman in Worf5R
TO a FRIEND in Stanton, dated 6ib of AngnR,
1904.
You have queltioned me relative TO the
William and Mary Lotfery.--The potpone-
nent of the drawing was dictated by the wifeR
and moR yrtuous intention for the tickets had
been widely attributed, and the returns bad not
been received from many of the agents there
fore, I'm that Rate Of uncert ainty) hthe drawing
| had commenced, it mu0 have been at the rik
OF either confuiion OF dupciiy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29


Thomas Jefferion, Eiq. PreGdsnt of the Unit
ed States.
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puLlEvIN.

Msrcb Io-sfttraoda &c We continue to en-
,ataiu favorable opinion of his maieay's recov-
cry"
Signed as ufusl.
On the 9Th March, the Rrfisn Ambafador
waited on Lord Hawkefbury TO knaw the eaufe
Of the embargo; waich was explained 60 his
idtisfatfion.
The Bisifn loop of war Wolverence was ap.
pointed On the 9Th uls. to convey ousthe New
tspdland dc.
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BALTIMORE, April 90.

Arrived, the Hamburg lhip Oportc Packet,
tsm Liverpool.
ALTO, {chr. Paragon, Bilhop from Cape Fran,
co.'s. LET, briggs Two Brothers, Fin'gai.' OF
Baltimore, 70 fail next day Antelope, Cufh
man, Of DO Mary. Wei, Old and ichr. Fanny
Glayelfy Of do.
Arrived this morning, fshr Abigail, Rudy ard
from Savannah. Sailed in company with the
Aoop Akerly, 'Stargiis, for Norfolk. The brig
Happy Couple, Syarks, arrived the day before,
capt. R. failed. Left brig Eliza and Mary
Starr for New York, in few DAYS brig Diff
patch, Adams, of Bottom, TO fail in S days; and
The fhr, Hope, Geer, from Baltimore.
Alto, ichoencr Sufannah, Forreiter from
Charleeon.
AEo, brig Ann, Fsirchild, from New
Yok.
Alto, fhoonsr Eagle, Abbots from charlsf-
ton.
Afo, fchr. Hosnes, Long, from Trinity Mar
Unique.
The aSoy. khooner was navigated here from
Martinique, by the Capt. and boy about ~
years old The reit Of the crew had been taken
eat by a Briefh friga,e, which cut her OUT OF
"isthlque, anu lclit ilcI 10 AhiSua3 "aSts i1iS
saseeared and returned 10 Martinique.
Aifo, nip Diana, Holbrook, from Liver.
pool.
March -, lat. Sc, long. as, 80, fpoke the
nip Union of CharleRon, for Liverpool, our -
Gays. March "A, lar. As. 1, long. IS. So,
poke brig George Wslhingronb of Berwick,
ifon Savannah TO Liverpool. Same day lPoke
nip Thames, capt. Paddock. from Savannah TO
Dsppe; who put on board the capt, and two
fsllors belonging the iloop Mary and Sally,
q iFssich, for Richmond, whom he had taken
sf the wreck 9 days before, in lat SO, SO, long
ss..Aprii ], LAT. 81, 80, long 81, 50. fpoke
mp --, cSpt. Nync, of Plymouth, from
Limerick ior Philadelphia, or1 IS days. April
10, lat. So, 5s, long. II, fpuke brig Lydia, Of
Alexandria, from Gnass ionpe, poand 60 New
Iolk, ont 20 days. April II, lat. 81, 9.
i0ng 75, 80, fpohe brig Eagle, Of Grenada. iron
!harbadoss, for Norfolk, o6t S. days fapplisd
ast With co W.. Of breed. AnSsI ~, lar. IS,
Jag So, 50, fgoks flip Logan OF New oss,
aon Savannah u Fssacs, days oas,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24
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TUESDAY, Arm "a.
Nczv- Hampshire Election.

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The Portsmouth Oracle gives the toll
lowing return of votes for Governor
Gilman 12,124, Langdon 12,o2e i IS
not stated whether the return is complete.
The spaniards viii not permit the iaha-
bitants on Tombigbee river, to export their
produce to New-Orleans, unless they pay
duty Of twelve and half per cent. at the
Mobile. 1t is thought.at New-Of1eans,
that the American governments, as All act OF
justice TO their citizens, ought toimpos!e
similar duty on all their explorations to the
Pensacola and Mobile, which would per-
haps restore the Spaniards to more equl-
tableline Of conduct.