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Mediterranean PassDorts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
~ deemed eXpedient to change the form of
The Mediterranean paaport iiiued to veffels of
the United States that from the sth day of Ju-
~ next, thoie Of the new form will be iiiued at
the cufom houfes to every veiieI, Cor which APP
Plication may be made on compliance with
the terms preicribed by law and ftirrendering the
former paflport of which lhe may be poGeaed,
If any, i'll which latter cafe no fees will be redui-
red for the exchange: and that By en- arrange
nent agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form Of paGpoft will be fufFicient to pro-
tect the veiiels of the United States, from cap
tnre until the 1T of July 1906, after which the
old form of panport viii be unavailable ard the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State, J
ESD ofMay, 1904. 5
TIE 9,;affr5 2ttbe lars oftbe UniteAStlf-s dye
TeqA3fed 10 hn5erf the a59ve in fbeir GlsetteJ
t10ite qoeek t0r TIE Spaee ef,G: moaf6s, aA4,tbs
Co'!ffFor5 eftbs egq0nj 10 keep copies Of il Patti
an ia tbei, 91!ees.
JADf, Q.
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PLYMouTH. Nav 4
NEW-BEDFCRD, Tulv &.

The Editor has beer oblgingly favoured with
London papers TO May g (thouch not In 2 re-
T%lar lsries received by the hp Sally, Capt.
noliiaS, arrived here from liverpool. The mos
prominent articles which they contain will hs
round under our foreign head. Pirr, itwiIbs
ieen' is again prime miniiter in England. Fox
has no ihare in the administration, and his friends
with the Wlndhans, Grenvics, &c. have in
consequence, refuied any place in it. The onl
petition to the new minifer, in the Houfe Of
Commons, It is iuppofed will be very large; if
is calculated that it will compriie no members
at leaf. The Prince of Wales has likewifs
t 1Ilo% IN his WGSat INTO the fcale of oppofton
ne King, it is iaid is again in good health he
takes frequent airings in his carriage. In France
another important revolution in the government.
is taking place--that of eClblinlink an lersdta.
r{ monarchy in the family of Bonaparte, who is
anouI 20 a"nme the title OF Emperor.-But lit.
tie IS laid, at preient, of the ngalion.
SrocEs,--Conlols. IS is, IS! Reduced
s. os:iiii,iiti !, ~ pre1nilr-n
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LONDON. rgav :


frivate letters from Vienna Ey that treaty Of a,J
nance between tie two Eiiperors Las leer aeree6 70
and that rs Fnature only awaits the anIyyer of n
Nhg OF Ptuiid 70 an invitation to sccede TO it. Tn.
Aui'ilan as well as the Ruisn armies nave been ai,e
mented, and are conipese al, new r.. az.
eHnitructlng on the Auirian frontiers Of Italy Ai
theis traniactions, though only ds.nve rea,nres G.
vince that ,he great Continental Powers While they
ta! oil peace, doubt its long continuance ard are kers
fore prudently prepared for war.
Inc french have not vet entercd the City Of Ma
pies; but the Queen OF Naples, apprehcnfve Of Witt
intends gong to Vienna, and an Engrih Gp Of the
hnej IN the road o. Naples ready to take on bard ~
eftih iubjetts in ,n4t capital with their property
The American flip Gen. GREEN arrived at plv-
mouth failed froni AnHerdam the beginning Of tie
Preleht month, at which time 10000 Dutch troops
were embarking at Alkrnaar, and 5000 French were
da'iy expected there for the fame pnrpoie. There
were hive ail OF the line, irigate and two oops of
war lying IN the fieder, intended coayoy tn. above
troops ior the pufPofe OF invading England
May TO-
1t was reported at Yarmouth yeferday, that the
Dutch fleet are lying at Jingle ahcho, having OH board
10000 troops.
His Maelty's appearance in public yaferday as no.
ncea ~ all the papers Of this day, is dvyelt upon as
moit fortunate omen of the full efablfhment of his
health which ;; eel Il, VIII be very loon follow,
ed Dy the renewal of the levee. at ST. Taines's.
LIvERfooL, May.i9.
lie Swedifh government has ordered HUMBER Of
gun~5oats to lie fitted out; they ale to reps;r 20
Straund rs ioon aspoible. 1t ihClld eeln from, this
mcclure as Sweden vYere app9ehelive of iome attack
from France
PLYMourH, May7.
lame N an american Hip Of Rofon, from AraerJ
dam the mater reports he was Under an on bsr,o =;
the Zuyder Zee for tone time, when an order came
nom the French connandant for her ard al neural,
TO iaii the 29'h OF April they would be laid under
further embargo and their ruddars uDhigpea. F;f
teen thouiand French troops had marched INFO am.
erdan IN the courfe of the week preceding his depara
5fe Tor the purPoie it fid, CT invading Engl.nd
ie Dteh troops, where hcy do it ke2rtily etrfe
their French allies, and the expedition soana chi.
country
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co N DITTO S.

I. The ENoUiRsR will appear twice a
week...During the felton, of Congrets
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or supplementary half
iileet, during the week.
III. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum, to thole who
itbtciibe previous to the oth AuguR,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADVERTISER from thofe Who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for /eveniy-fve cents
the frft time5 itiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-three cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
~. SUBSCRIBERS flall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for f1fy cents
the firft time, and tbirty-tbrre cents
for every additional infertioh.
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The Minerva, Captain Curtis, artiyed here OF
hGriday evening, brings Liverpool payers to AIay
i2th, andiondon dates 70 tie lU.i, i'm, which IN.
following extracts are made.
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BOSTON, Iulr Z.

, :, FRoM LISBON.
Capt MERIT, who arrived yenetd9y from | ifbcn.
m,or1ns that the Pormgueie Government, had 5ee.ar
ed war again the lioors and that :; hip Of the n
ina failed from Libon, to craiz4 j., angier Bay,
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MOTION ON TuK DEFnNcE or THE NATION
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II ii s 70 UN y,

Il A Nero woman, a fmall bundle ofBANK
4 MOTIFS. The owner may have them by giving
istisiaetory deftrpton, and paying the expenie Of
"''5 aHycrtiicnien,. Enquire of the Printers
-. Joy - Ito
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ItrrER OF GENERAL MoREAu TO THE r1Rsr
CONSUL.

IETTtR OF GENERAL MoREAU TO THE rIRsr
CONSUL.
Temple, II Yent9jt, gar 2.
"A month has nearly elapfed fnce am detained as
an accomPlce of Georges and Pichegru, and perhaps
am defined appear before the tribunals to exone-
rate myfef from the crime of an attempt againll the
afety OF the fate, and the chief of the government
" was far from thinking that after having paiied
through the revolution and the war; exempt from the
leaf reProach Of ncivfin and of ambition and efpe-
ciay when, at the head of the great victorious armies
might have had the means of gratifying thofe pai-
ons; that it would be q moment when, living as a
tmPle citzen occupied with my family, and feeing
very fmal number Of friends, fhoud be accufed of
iueh folly. No doubt but my former connections
with general Pichegru have given rife to this accuia-
ton.
Before fPeaking in my publication, permit me,
General to retrogade the fource of that connection
and doubt not but can convince you that the i'll
tercourie which one may preferve with an ancient
Chief and an ancient iend though divided in opinion,
and having ierved dfereR parties, is far from beng
criminal.
" General Pichegru came to take the command of
the Army Of the North in the beginning of the year
then had been general of brigade for about fix
months. was fulfilling I'D interim the functions of d-
Nhonary. Satisfied with fome fuceefs and Of my d-
petitions at the ouet he fpeedy obtained for me the
grade was momentarily fulfilling.
vi entering upon the campaign, he gave me the
command of half the army and ntruhed me with mott
important operations.
" Two months before the clofe of the carnvaion.
his health obliged him to abient hirnCelf govern
ment charged me, at has recommendation, with niih-
ing the eonqueit of part OF Dutch Brabant and of
Guelders. After the winter campaign, which render
ed us matters Of the remainder Of Holland he paed TO
to the Army Of the Rhine naming me for his fucceor
and the National Convention intruited me with the
| command he had JUN quilted. One year afterwards
again filled up his place, in the Army Of the Rhine
he being called to the Legislative Body and from
that time eeafed having frequent ntercourfes with
him.
In the Mort campaign Of the year S, we took the
cheits of the general ftaH OF the eneny's army a
great quantity Of papers were brought to me, which
general Deiaix, who then wounded, amifcd him
ie in peruing It appeared US, by this correpon-
denee that general Pichegru had had ome connections
| with the French Prnces-This diicoyery gave us
much concern, and to particularly. We agreed to
let be forgotten Pichegru, in the Legislative body,
GOULD 70 little injure the public tranquility that peace
was aEured. I,however, took fome precautions for
he 1aiety Of the army in regard Of an espionage that
might be hurtfu to it. Thefe referches and the de-
eyphering, were confded to the hands Of different
perfons
" The events of the 18Th FrIicaior were ruroured
the unealnefs great in eoniegusnee Of which,
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MOREAU, General"
SPEC CHI OF MOREAU,
BEFORE THE CoURT OF CRIMINAL JUsrI
Gentlemen,

BEFORE THE CoURT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Gentlemen,
In prefenting myfclf before you, ! afl to be
heard for a moment. My confidence in the
council have chofen is entire I have religned
to them without referye the care of defending
my innocence it is only in compliance with
their delire that with TO fpeak before the court,
but l feel the need of fpeaking myfclf, both to
you and the nation.
Unhappy circumstances, produced BY chance
or prepared by hatred may obfcure fome peri
ODDS of the life of the mot upright man. With
much addreis a criminal may remove from him
both the fufpicions and the proofs of his crimes
whole life is always the fureit teitimony againt
or in favor of the accuied. 1t is then my whole
life which oppole to the accufers who purfue
me. 1t has been Efficiently public to be known
/ will recall fome epochas of it, and the witnenes
that fhall invoke are the French people, and
the people whom France has conquered.
At the commencement of that revolution
that was to found the liberty of the French peo-
pie, I was devoted to the tudy oflaws. It chan
ged the deaination of my life devoted it to
arms did not place myielf among the folders
of liberty from ambition ] embraced the mill
tary life from reGpe6 for the laws of the nation
became a warrior becaufe was a citizen.
fupported this character under the colors
| have always preferred it. The more loved
liberty, the more fubmitted to difcipne.
j advanced very rapidly, but always from
grade to grade, without overlapping any--al-
ways ferving my country, never fiattering the
committees. Arrived at the chief command
when victory caufed us to advance into the mid
die of hottie nations, did not lefs apply myfell
to make the character Of the French people ref
peeted, than to make their armies dreaded. The
war under my orders was fcourge only in the
Eeds Of battle. Even from the midi OF
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PARIS, May %.

The trials which began to-day arc the moi
important that could ever occupy the public at.
tention. They will afford full devclopencnt
OF all the Intrgues carried on'thefe ten years paft
againf the French Republic. The act of accr-
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DOVER. Iuly Is.

Most of orr cruiZers have been blown
OFF their stations, and have experienced W.
~ bad weather for the time OF the year.
The French lagger, mentioned IN one OF
nv late letters, has continued to cfolze oc-
casionally off Beachy head ia the Esd
inst. the Stag revenue cutter, OF Rye, com
manded by Mr.. John Belts, the mate, fell
10 with off Beachy head, two large French
luggers, in pursuit Of a collier, and gave
chace to them, but they escaped however,
following their direction, be again gotsigat
ofshem, just as tnev had taken POSSESSION
Of an English brig; he soon came up with
ther, aud after a few broadsides from the
cutter, the luegers separated n different
directions, leaving the vessel they had cap
tured :: be pursued the leemose oil toe two,
which he drove on shore Il DiePPc he then
tackled and stood for the English shore, III
the direction where ne thought tn other
lureer and brig nl;gAt re, and soon aftsT
discovered the lugger, haviag me brig u
tow, who perceived Inc cuIteg coming, too&
his men oat ofthe ptig=, and rna6io sail
ioz The French shore, 20 which he was cha
sed BY the cutter, untli ne got under tbs
protection the batteries Of irepQrt; the
cutter ,hsn reio!ned her recapSure, whea
she found her TO be an irish trader with
scargo of provisions worsh 12oooI, Ihe
master of the brig, who was lesf or 5oard
b. The Frenehmen, says, that they inform
ed aim (and WHICH agrees win the obs1r-
eetion Of tf,aes. ~, beard the cutlery thai one
OF the luggers had is guns and 100 men,
anl the other 10 guns and 70 men. The
force Of the cutter wss IL guns ard 80 men.
Blu, mountaineering this luier.ority, such
courage and spirit was shewn BY the crew
of4he cutter, that no doubt can arise Of
the issue Of the contesr. il the Frenchmen
had not dastardly abandoned their prize,
AND trusted 10 their Aeetness Of sailing
The big is gone past for Ra,nsgate Pier.
Most Of the Boalogne sqaadrsa are under
Dungeness.
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nave been sent, "a part of them, at least q
tbs We:. lno,es, 70 prosecs our commerce
in that quater.
Another event has been stated as likely
20 take place, which shows in still strons
ger point OF view the cnlpabillty OF the
present administrator, in ncgtecting Da-
W. A rupture with Spain is sad to be
amongtAe probabilities Of he Gay The
winter Goes not believe, however tha, such
viii be the fact. O,r executive has a hop-
fy trknfjoy aegociation the treasury va
are toi IS tul;--aad 5000 dollars outfit,
and 5000 dollars a year salary, VIII be a
@comfo:taa5lc t',ing For sons expecting pctv
5riot, WHO viii Z ay,jy nn(!eslakea 10 ap-
pease tie wrath 81 ;tle mighty Don. snd
restore, /" Fla,7npar 10 s9-4. Intercourse
t,etw4el s:!c two siaiIors,
,'ut suppose hse THAT the angered
maj s.y 81 spain should retuseto listert" he
i,umolr sup:1hcations Of cur p'llosupnlcI
rxecusive, ard should send On a srsaIlI
naval force to blockade or narbours piun-.
DIR DER vessels, and capture orr citizcns.--,
where Is ca force 10 fsnel sach aegressi-
orsF--Ch! Virginia niti--Ch! tie dry decks
II the Poroaiayk- --tIcw much beeer are
toey than seventy four gin ships and frl-
gates
The SnbJect is certainly highly interesting
10 aur ,nercanliie class Of citiz ems ghrc QUO
tie Union; and shoald The Governmene
lnnger d.!ay Measures essential FOR the pro-
tecsion OF privase properly and national no.
nour, remcastrances shoun st forwarded
frcm every part Of tbc United States, +"
arouse the powers that je 70 tic performs
ance Of duties too long and too shametully
neglected
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Paqleg4ric o., DrMakeHness.

Who by dslsrss. 81 ny i'll Sostuns t1ak,
Feels n9t US .oul eaiivcn'A Thca ne ',unks
SWIFT.
Hppocrates says, that it does a man
good, To get drunk once month. wcn'5
saw it follows, that it must. of coarse. do
hin mach more good 70 get drunk daily :
but, | know there are many people VINO
from practice seem firmly persuaded Of lr.'
Horace next tei!s US, aha! poets who drink
water can never make good poetry and
AIheraus assures Us, that Al"&&s ana a..
r:&toptsanes wrole poetry when they we're
intoxicated. Socrates, TOO was & clevey
fellow: ADD he according TO LQcian was
always drunk, fnr, in conformity 10 his own
confession, he saw al ttliGgs double. Fur
the les % cake * word nellie; what dos it
signify? WHY b1lh ta,rth (thc 500 Of BAG.
-llas) and Dr,t}6SH'e$&, So nearly are theFl
allied. Then III his FIaccus aGigms thas
wine makes US eioqusnt; and his is COR.
i7ncd ~ A9sZebar, f3e2Fowski, whrre.
we read that fsh are p1ute for no n
reason tnan ioat sncy drink HothisS Odd
water.
Besides when are men SO fall Of noyali-
", tru h, and caarity, as wren they are hst
SEAS over? AND lvt me add, that FogartnI
observes. nat o al. the common and necsss.
/" sars motions, 5or the pa pa sd lie, are
+" performed by n4en in s-raig - =, but.
" the grlcefR e2d 2rn9n:sato! m9vem7.ts
g are made ia (ar1>9 Ines" 5,tch are alb
the movements Of drunken man h.
must therefore. be The mes, gracefh e
men. l. anav be said, ndsed, ina; the ,.ne
has produced much evil, and ma, &c.
told, IS proof, eha; Grigone was disco r.
ed by Bacct2us IN the shape Of bunch of
grapes. Well know Il; ard '..ow also.
that Erigon. is cot 1he Only CIR tlar mas.
been discovered by means Of The erGyr.-~
But now in opposition 70 tbat circun4s,ar. i
which is so trifng when compared to the
advantages ! have already stated; LEI me.
ask whether soberness has not its direfuls
evils: was rot Hermagoras banisAcd F.
phesus for too great sobrt "? Co.lia me-
briety cause any thing more affecting fhanh
punishment? lPU5Hc Lger. Fl
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$500. bencvoleuce of the Emperorcould
e assrlook I, according TO tie conclusion,
J .hsre is not particle OF guilt N the whole
'a a,,n,rv and the Emperorhas done nothing
than resort to his old habit OF bar
d,mng all the innocent 6,
ffGeneral Augerrau has really obtained
Ia E.noeror's appointment to sail from
Brsst. as commander OF an army TOR En-
rs,na It may truly be said, that rs mas re-
eee;ved his !. final orders.''
Same accounts from Paris afford another
,roof Of the humanity and justice OF the
p.w Emperor. Il will be reconected thaS
afrw persons charged as being aceompll-
res ii The lake conspiracy we're aequltSed. !;
,byir names were Dumout and his wife
l,,,},nisson and his wife, and Verdict. Yet
The Emperor has sent them to aoeheiort,
from whence they are TO be: transported to
,bs, Colonies. One Of the 2aris papers IN
announcing this intelligence. adds, by way
ofr0mbliment TO the clcme2c5 OF the I'm.
rer;;al Government. " These persons hal
1odoed most OF those conspirators who ex-
r;red lately on the Place de Greve, and are
sstrongly suspected ofbeing IN their secrets,
.nd Of course dangerous Royalint fanatics.
Under Robesplsrre, they 7ooa3a ae0er base
: ESCAPED the gss,lotine, a'sdhaoe therefore no
,,as0n to comblt4in q their present treat
ment.u Undoubtedly there could nor be a
more inst tribute paid to Bonaparte's Co
vernsent--it is only tolerabis when CONF
pared with such tyranny as R,bespierre's.
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IIlPORIANT DECISION,

We regret (says Norfolk paper O: the
8th nst.) thar ehaye it not ia our power,
at this time 10 present Our readers with d
more full and satisfactory detail u this lln-
portane trial and decision We saail, howe
yer, enGeayCr % oi5,ali it hereafter the
particulars which have been communicated
70 us we now present.
The schooner Sarah, Of this port, was
captured by a French privaseer on her pas
sage from St. Domingo 10 this place, ia the
month Of April Lass, having a cargo Of COT
fee 70 tic value OF about 10000 dollars.
J'be vessel was carried into port in the
island of Cuba where the captors disposed
ofthe vessel and cargo, the latter was ship
ped in another vessel ard sent to Charles
ton. A variety OF circumstances satisfied
the supercargo of the Sarah that there was
no condemnation OF vessel or cargo; in
consequence OF which measures were TAX
en- 10 arrest the cargo as soon as it arrived
III Charleston, and suit was Instituted in
the Court Of the United States for the dis
trict Of South Carolina. On the 1st of this
month the cause came on, and after very
learned and long argument, the Cour1 pro-
nounced in favor .; The plaintiffs, the for
mer owners, On account Of the property not
having been condemned, before sale to the
defendant, the present owner-and order
ed restitution Of the coffee or payment at
an appraised vaiue aud costs.
I, is ccsau.uaicaisd, in private intelligence
from Paris, that the lame sf,'tuna which tied
Gcerass and Nlereau viii br lhoftly called 10
ce,heT 0r The trial OF the cx,oob;ss, Fauche Be.
rel, De Ia Racbeipuca.g, and De Bcaunoor, who
haye beee feyeral years p:iioneis ia the Tsmpe.
The Object o. this nsasa;e is, no doubt, 10 i'm
pl;cate the Gtnesal9 Lecorbe and Macdonald,
whom the Co,fcan yiews with mosi fuipicieus
eye.
The Hen. JOHN PzNN has forwalded from
Lo.dcn, ~ the mp Pig u, Captain Co.let, and
pgelen,ed 10 " TIE esnlri5ateys IT tbe Prm0i0a
MIA Hesbifal," S,a;qe Of his ,luitl,ous Yrsnl-
father WILLIAM PENN, the Founder'ot Penn
llvania.
The report lays The New York Mercantile
Advsrt;{e) ahich was fame time ago cuculs.
t;on. that Nj. Kng u. |a;e AMI, f .dor 1t
he Gu rt of LondOn, had iniosmca g=a.iemaa
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----<s-se 81 @~ss.--
NORFOLK. Sept. 20.

Arrived ship Sheffield, Cowper, 81 days
from Coreiovan Light, and 65 from baar-
deaux. Aug. hin las. IS, e, lsng. -,
spoke the ship General Claiborne, Harris,
so DAYS from New Orleans bound to Bour-
deanx. Sept. 4, IN la;. az, 81, Icing. So,
spoke the ship Hazon, II days from Nor
iols bound to Liverpool. S<pt. 5, III lad.
-, q, long. -, spoke the seh'r Two
Brothers, OF NIorblehead, from Figaro.
Sept. IS, IN lat. 10, long. 81, 81, spoke the
brig May Flower days from Providence,
X. !. boupd 70 Rotterdam.
British ship Dunrobin Castle, captain
M'brttlgs, 81 days from Glasgow. Aug.
IS il lay "A. IS, long. IL, SO. spoke the
brig Catherine, Lawrence, ont p days
from Baltimore bound 10 Epbden. Sept.
4, in lat. SO, 3s, long 81, spoke the ship
Yorick, % days from Norfolk bound to
leth.
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TRTpoLI, May q

mana Ale GIIf3itio9 O re SpOSfh1leHf
TRTpoLI, May 81.
Since nv last noting worthy Of re,
cisai has occurred, excspt tne death OF
one OF oar cress. | Seas el1is 4li oe tie
purport of all futrre letters, as the summer
is fast approaching, and yhe aeat viii matt
rally have a fatal effect upon your onf4rfu-
nate coontrvmon, who arc daily yoS ID 70
large Wagon, which, they are obliged TO
drag info tue country, whe9e i is loaded
with heavy timber for their returg,
!" Afyil Z.
4 few days ago snall craft, under
Englisn colours YVES captated By the
Syrsn, on this station; ~ consequence
Of Wnich the Bashsw sent fer the British
Coasai, 10 know whether United State5
vessel dare take any articles out Of a yesse
under she protection Of his Iajs sty's CO.
louls ? Mr.. " D1nough answered in the
negative, also gave the Rashaw written
certificate o.. passport. The vessel was
immc diately laden, wllh Il very valuable
cargo belonging TO the Bashaws SUBJECTS,
set sail for Malta but unfortunately for
his Majesty's Consul, she was captured al
most w der the forts. Captain Stewart or
dered her foi Syracuse. The bashaw sent
for MIR, M,DonouSh, and afterwards Civ
ing him sufficient abuse, ordered him 10
qut his doninons in II hours. The next
day he set sail for Malta in a sr2aii crait j;
bns was captured off the harbour, by tbs
Syren, and sent TO Syracuse. Ills ~xcellen-
CIV is very much epraged at the conduct 81
the British Consai, and IS determined nos
to receive MIN aga;n, ,et tbs consequence
be what it may, Ee are in hopes that tbs
AFFAIR Will bring Lord Nelson of Shis sta
tion.
Five months have already expired
OF our captivity, and yesno hopes aS or
country's yclieening rs! However, truss,
they wllrecoilecs IN Wnose meTcy we arc.
ASlieu.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-27

Iuf received and for Sale,
A tew excellent
Smoaked Salmon and nice table
Ced Fin. A, WILLS.
Sept. 10.