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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-08
A r T &c L E S
A S S o Ola ITO N
Gbs 8ank Of l9otnmaf.
70 az rvlt0m these presents shall come, or IN
a7ayrudse concerns

BE IT KNOWN, And it is hereby pro
eiaimea, that we the iabtcrieers, aioclai mig TO-
gsrher have formed company or limited part
n,.fh.p aed d. nutuailv agree witt esch o,Aef'
sd eescsy nipd oul(vlves 10 conduet tire ouh"eis
OF The mpapy. under the came and ttile oi
he Pfeiident ana DircctoEs OF the Bank VI
Potamac,' ana eonformabIY 20 tic rules and re
galasions hsrsin ate, fpecifed. And by theie
Etu III damenta. asgieles OF aiicei2ton, ~e az
! cvvensat and agree, with each otter, shat we,
Vans all petioas, Vi ID az any tine h7feafter, may
srsTfaGt bu9iaefs with ialG company thAi DC 9ouna
and convluaei.
AR cLs.l. The ccpartneFihip Glall oe, ada
gonsratle sos she tenn OF twenty one years, hem,
IA asseg lie openfg Of she iaoie'ptio+, unieis
esss1-r IS sceRs, ob,aiaed; oue the pfoprieiols
- "a ,Aigds q zoe Caeitd Slo K Of the Gosnps
ay, nav ~ theis -onsuFflrg voses at genera
snee,ios, % be called tor that expreis pufpgte.
diflo. se thF fame at any prior per'oc: ProVidsa,
Z ia 4 tice g fuch meeg0g aid IFS .ol~es, ihal
bc publihd IN ne or more Of he AiexandfiA
ncwspap-,s for Gx months previous shereto; aed
If the Preiidsnt AID Directors at Shsy Il 9ect'ng
after tie election in The aft year of be atoretsii
term, OF tive thirds OF that body, ihall concur
in the opinion, ttar II viii be proper and rxpSat
ent to continue the copartnerfhIp for a further
limifed term not exceeiiing twenty one years,
they fl1ali have power TO decide on the fame, and
flall Immediately make known their decliion by
publication in the leveral Alexandria newspapers.
And the PRECEDENT AID Directors are hereby al
shorifed at any time to Apply for, and accept,
fuch charter as may b. agreed upon with the co.,
currence of Mic members OF that body.
Art. 2. The capi1a Rock of the company lhali
conff OF Five Hundred Fhouland Dollars, money
of The United States; TO be divided into ihayes
of One Hundred Dallafs each, and TO be paid 10
the manner following. thar is TO fay /; twenty
dollars on each thare TO be paid atstbe time OF
fableribirg, thirty dollars 10 ninety DAYS after
the opening of The flbfcription, twenty FIVE dol
lar. in one hundred AID titry days thereafter, aud
the remaining twenty FIVE dolls. IN TWO hundred &
ten days; ard failure TO make punctual!y any
psYmens after the fIa. llali incur forfeiture of
all tha, thal have been preyioully paid en- iach
hare.
Art. 8. The coparsne,ihip hall sranfacs its
buiiaefs in the Fown OF Aexaudria or in Vrgi-
MIA within one mile therefrom, 5yo1Idtd,
charter fhouId ar any time be obtained frcm the
fate of Virginia; and lhsll commence its opera
items as fooo after the payment OF the iecond
ipeallment rs circumstances will permit.
Art. a. The fubfrip,ion ihail be opened in
Alexandria, on Wcunefday the fifth day OF Sep
senlber ue&s, for the Whole tock of the company,
endeE the direction Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-08

Eksha Jaaasy,
Guthbert P01veK,
lillian FItzhugb,
lillian HaitShorne,
Thomas S1Ooaln,
Ih9mas Koz0eA,
Charles Lee,
Iaco6 Hoffman.
Joseph Riddle,
Zones II. Hoae,
Wilifdm HodgSoa,
Robert 1oung,
Phmeas 1anney
Sfames Keith, Jun.
ames Patton.
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ROBERr g John GRAY
HAVE JUS, RE EIVED
4 large sabbly Of Dr. a0Ng1t9g
GEN YIN I. BITTERS,

TIE happy tEetts, and fuPe'lor ttlc2cg o.
flcle hit;crs, can be teitjaed By tuI dreds IN n
sx4ndTa ard i,s ne shhppi!hed, during tie RE-.
slil.g knf5 "a fmmt,. We beIIsys tSa
eyrty reifn, who tier pe'irvertd in 'egoIiF
tak,ng ,fem, ieff,d tie alaeks Of the ttv['
They bra { the cm1ituIioo, creste appetite, a.
fit die,ticn, aaI relieve &c cboI;e IN ihoft
ah conpls,rts OF t5e fumalE snd bowels my
have beeo provo, 70 he cmjreotly 81 .cl''"
Elcncr, they n1a rzhglaas isvcrs, and ere
peven'ive 30 rhe aeoe. a ccueic of tho'e h'
ters, bsqnn now, MY prove hi2hIy bsn'fc''h .
,pey viii gradually lrpare TIC Gttn 70 o0"ffs'
the danger Of a FIX. iamner. !.
There arc raoy coue'eFfeits. Pnro.,4Iftrs w.
ples{c 10 obfc,ee TIA, tie genuine StQo5bio'
B,,ers are fcal d with tae & let,cr Of 'he D'''
to,'s iusn@ae, AK fiji direction. paaed On e.,
b,tre. Iayern keepers ard Iiqnor fors' VIZ
fad II 30 ihsir advantage TO uie ITEM, IS f'D
fup,rior Rrengrh a!ore they may be con6dHed
colt 10 n,orc than ,he tslh 70 of.eo inPoicd o'od
them. Frey are ALTO fold BY Rapioe, Corr
ard 20, Caplrol Hill. City Of Wilmington; ., 70.
March, George Town, as3 Mr.. a. nu'k' :"
derrick iburg. A5h jy9 rrrrj7ed,
ESSENCE Or SPRUCE.
Reer made w,,h this article, is well known :
be tie mott waol~fcme ard leaf exPeDfte nDS''
beverage FOR tie iuE,m.I !eaioa.
Am Is.
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1t TIE Gaa,t Fivule il he town Of
OF the 9Th Of sef,ember mkt agree.
atureEaid articles OF aGociauoa.
The payments will be received rithcf
or the notes OF the Bank of tic Uniiei
It's vari US branches, or in the notes
the backs. from New York 10 Mott;
FIVE.
Io'y 50.
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ROBERT and JOHN GRAY
HAVE Just Re ElVED,
From New York and Philadelphia,
A NEW
Assortment Of Boots e Stationary
among which are he faloq mo !:

among WhlGh are ne t,l!oa ny:
Motherby'S Medica! Dictionary, La.
,dy'S Musum, D2oloo's Lsfr OF Pslaco, D'ct'a
airy OF Natural Hlaoy, Furga!cn's Autonomy
Iooke'. Pantheon, youag's Lat;n Dictionary
SSfa,rAi,i lex,een, 81 P,e,5's S,n5cs Of Natu;,
Be-. raci B. ans Fi .,A lR!aee 0ecamer" ct
LIT, Hoo.e's Ariaits, SlnPt~h's E0ciid, VIII
mans Egygt, qusrt0, octsvo sod pocket Bb'1
p,ls ard plAn Morocco Praye, Books, Bill!
Su 2e5y, Ednbp,gh New D.Yrotstosy, Baliey'
Iahnio.,'s, Walk, an Per,,'. = c.!7nmis:, 10
eiegant daor'ueaf CT
Paper EFangin8s,
fsv choice Nionns, Y sp,, Sings am Bows
: eomeiate & m = of Ge;lna@ F.u.e an IA
qai<,s. nd grca, variety O. o'tef articles wacS
vIl be aige, Id in 4 icv days.
4--.,
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Treaty EJe EoJJa7.s z
RAN AWAY from 20 Eahe; ,;t

RAN AWAY from re fobcttiF sleN
the c uu;y Of Acx4ndria, d,ar'ct N'0
a Muiat:o man called MATT COZ ma
teet high. between p an9 20 ye, s. w
har which re wears i!ct hit af rgA 20
he .ront Ut his head, litI.e to III; ieA 3e
81 by trade he bs, fevcra fears or his !. G
writs, fcsr Oh his back ocGsGne5 by /
and fevetai m * from abjp; HIS e;
OF drink and gambling; he took With hin
riety of clothes ana hne cooper's toclss
crcded the Potomac a, Georgetown few
Gnce. and will probably make Tor Baltimore,
he has been very anxious fer fome tim. paa to
50 to fes. vii! give The above reward hr
FIGURING iaid fellow in any jail, 60 thar @,
him again, or ibi,ty doAars, with reafons3.
charges if brought home. Or Az maRen d
vedels ard others are forewsrred herhourng, en-.
PIoying or earring &c faid fellow At their pen4
c. +. Whiting
TnIy ~
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MEASURES 3{v.

NIE : 50 RES G3VAf ;
~ the . a<,ent wod: cuoortteA v;,
'rg arr ; ard .s fcaiy 20 conua&t
ng an1 c"rfisse 'he f.Fe, from
cottage, which y J be tyccEycd II fSlR
te,!Y and ecotcHrc tfylc,
Re hopes his long cxp>'ipncc nd eat,
ledge OF brla:ls VIII naii The :,
sentraos pnalie. MaG-oc
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Aud BulIdef 10 YtnsTaI. 4 n tkc G ma
lng'on ard Gaorg TovRoS
PEGS leave 20 irfolm tre citlz,tes.
dra ID eu9lie,in qencfa rhat he ( VII
ihs no : hte 9! p ne It CT, ATOM !
M. R'o' fr.'', nt~ oriaicg, tao;u {
OF bis pro' M'n. Wbe,e be "a -" a,,,
and m4.f5 Etimatey G: II! maaner -"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11

By a recent inquiry into the fate of mendicity
in and round the city of London, it appears that
the number of beggars, including their children,
exceeds 5000, and that they collect from the
public, in the ftreets, about 100000. annually.
The Prefent average charge on the rental of Eng
land and Wales for the fupport of the poor, a.
mounts to As. Sd. in the pound.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11

OF the .ecIet French police in all parts Of RE
world. Elf Bey left Egypt for EuSlsai, with
the content of all the other Beys OF the Ma,ne-
lukes; but no fooner WAS rs arrival IN Ensland
known, than the French fecret police agents at
Cairo fpread the rurnour, IRA, that he had de-
manded for hiIntslt the e&clniive iovereigntv os
Egyp., and, afterwards, that the King OF E.
gland had guaranteed this ioveleisnty. His let-
tiers, proving tie contrary, were, BY the irn5eci-
lity OF. Korkon Pacha, and the intrigues of
French emiilaries, intercepted; 70 that his coun-
trymen heard the hrit news from him when he
landed from an Ensliih friSate at AlexanJllia.
No iooner YVES ms arrival known, than the lape
French agents propagsted report, thai az En-
glib Rect was expected IT Alexandria with ZOO
from Europe, and another with 5000 from the
Eait-lndles, at Suez, and that thefe united for
ces intended to proclaim him the Sultan OF e
gypt, under the protection of England. Ibra-
him Bey, hitherto the mott powerful, though
not the rcbeit ofthe MamelULe Chiefs, then be-
came Jealous, and afliited by the other Beys, at
tackled Elf Bey'S lieutenant, his faithful conf
dent, who, with all his adherents, were killed
and the treaiurcS of mis- matter, amounting TO
two millions OF ieeuins, which he had guarded
with fuch fidelity, were made prey TO the faith
leis afIailants. Among the Arnauts, hitherto
the allies Of the Beys, are two French officers
or artillery and one of The Engineers, who, ac-
oording 70 their inGru6tions from Cen. Bruno,
then held out this troafure 10 the Arnauts, both
as mean to enrich themielves, and TO make
their peace with the Porte. Confding in the
treacherous advice of the French officers, they
iuddeniy, on the 18th of laft March, attacked
the Mameiukes, and after combat of thirty
fix hours, at lait, on the l4th in the evening, be-
came victorious, after killing Ibrahim BeY, and
all the other Beys fuperiorto E6 Bey, with mott
of the Mamelnkes, encamped at or near Cairo,
and poieiled themfelves of treafures in gold, Iii.
Almonds, and iiver, valued at FIVE millions of fe.
quins. Thefe unfortunate occurrences took
place when Elf Bey yet relided at Alexandria !;
but no fooner was he informed of it, than he fat
out for Cairo.-lt is however hoped, that on
farther confederation he will take the road for
Upper Egypt, as the only mean to prevent the
total humiliation of the Mameluke power in
that country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11
SWEDEN.

GoTTENBURGH, May ga Rufran Courier,
with very important Dispatches for Count WoRRoN-
zow in London, arrived from St. Petersburg yener-
day, and will take his pdilage in the Earl of Ieceter
Packet with this days Mail lie has been delayed a
ihort time his journey by the breaking up Of the ice
in the Guph Of Bothnia, as have been the Ruffan
Mails, one Of which reached this place to day. The
Courier relates that the Of the French into
the independent States in ieareh of Emigrants and
the murder Of the Duke D'ENoHIEH, have given great
umbrage indeed at the Court of St. Petersburg, and
that iome itrong meafures will be taken in conle-
quence
MIR. ELLSWORTH, the Menenger, alto arrived here
yelterday from ST. Petersburg, with Dispatches from
Sir ]. Z. WARREN, and takes his pallagc in the Earl
Of Leiceiter Packet.
The gun-boats defined for Stralfund ere fitting
out here with all expedition. They are formidable
veels, earring each two and forty FOUNDER in the
bow, and another in the fern beldes number of
iwivels, an from 90 to 100 men.
S1ssEnoL M.---Copy Of the Order for Court
Mourumg,-On Saturday, the / 9th May, His Royal
Maeifys Court is 90 into mourning for eight DAYS,
tor the late Duke LOUIS HENRI D'ENemEN. Erin
ges are to be until the 24th, incluvely and af-
forwards jewels aud blond-sce until the Goth nclu-
hvely, when the Court is TO go out of mourning.
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wEST.INDiES.

Previous to the falling of the brig Lydia capt.
yohnfon, from Gaudalope, orders had been IL
tued there directing the capture of all American
and other vefiels bound for any of the ports Of
St. Domingo. Martinique continued in Fate
Of blockade by one "a, two frigates, and an
armed brig.
American produce at Point-Petre, July eth
Flour 10 to 2 dollars, Pork II to l6, Beef
IL to II, Codfifh 8 to per quntal, pine lum-
Der 40 to 5oper 900, white do. 80 to 4oper 1000,
bricks Is TO Is per 1000, butter to Is. h.
hams es. to rs. cd. cheefe SIS. ID. hogs lard 2s.
wine in no demand, the market being overlook
ed. Coffee high and fcarce.
Ne7v-Terk paper.
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To tie Editor eftbe Brittle PrejI.
Nh. EDITos,

| have fornetimes heard unqualified prafe, and az
often unqualified cenure, beloved on Bonapart es a.
bhties IS politician. VIII rot enter into the merits
OF the cafe generaliy-but of opinion that glar-
ing rnilconduct may be proved againR him IN the
hitance ot Louiliara 1t cannot be denied that the
Poieiiion OF Lou'llsna was of immenle mportaDIe
to France Poiieling foil of extreme fertility nsv;
gable rivers amoit unequalled in length of cour and
climate 10 various, that the produaon Of the tempe
rate zone and the tropics might have been reared in
with equal ucceis,it could hardly have failed becom
ing one OF the mott important colonies which anv
nation ever poiieiied 1t alto Of great political
coniequencet afforded 70 France the n,espsof MAJ
encng large portion of the American Union--pa-
ced her upon the frontiers Of Canada and gave large
portion OF her fur-tradet laid all the Spanif poefI-
ions OF North America her mercy, the rold tnrea
OF MefIco and California would have been held at her
pe1iure. Bonaparte has thrown away thefe advan
tages, ard iod this important country Tor 600 600
OF dollars; fun, though a-ge yet paltry indeed in
companion with the advantages which he had given
France undertand would have accrued to her from
ITS Poiieiion 1t may be id that forefeeiug war with
England inevitable, he elt that this circunfance and
the riiing hoitiIty of the North Americans would
render the retenonof Louiliana difficult; and for tbers
reaions preferred fubRsntal loan to a solonv which
he was incapable Of maintaining. But be could have
p}eiheh America, by cedng to her the Floridas,
winch would have removed all iealoufy, By maxine,
the MhiiipPi the common boundary from Lake sure.
nor to che Sea- Neither nation could then have oh
n:ted the navigation Of the other upon the river.
The occupation Of Louiiana by France was prepnan,
with danger to Engand--I therefore rejoice at the
eeiilon oi to America but it feems to me that the
tloridas were all that the American Government
Mould have in prudence demanded, or accepted Tie
banks OF the Mlouri, &c. will be eagerly eoloned
by the Americans-the fet.lements win rife into
importance with unexampled rapidi,y; far re-
moved from the feat Of Government they vii feel
their own ftrength having no community of intereh
with the Atlantic States, dinpeled 6y cH1c 1mbi,i.
o's dcmagogue, ieparatioD will eniue; KENTUCKY
and the Wetern States will, as an inevitable coDge
1uenee, follow the fortunes Of ouifara-Thst III sgo
events mutt in the natural order ofthirgs take place
muit be obvious to every thinking perfon. Mr..
Jeierlon, by the purchale Of Louifana has deerlv
implanted IN his country the feeds Of dmenbern,erf.
The fubveriion of the Spanih Power in North
America may politely be fpeedier effea of this
measTe. aim Sir,
Your obsjent fervant,
G.. K. T.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
BosToN, July OF.
E*fraa ojeA letter from -Hn.)Ger6an1, dated MaS


Exfraa eta letter from An.aerGamt, Aated l4a5
"Laft Tuefday, q 5th.l a feet ofFrench and
Dutch veies failed from Fluihing for Offend. 1t
coniifted of French ihipS of l6 guns, and 20
French ichrs. mounting guns each, viz. on
each Gde of So Founders one aftern and two a
head of 80; so Dutch gunboats of guns, viz.
one on each iide of 2lb. and one ahead of %.
:. lhefe vefielS are manned principally by fol-
diers' and men who had never been on the falt
ture, (they being fill in iight,) firing began,
which lated with fome little ce1ation about "a
hours. have not yet heard of the number of the
enemy nor the refult of thee ton; though from
rather unfavorable to the Republican cauG,.
Our London papers mention that Sir Sidney
Smith fell IN with this fleet, and drove feversI
on ihore, but the main body ecaped towards
Offend as the veiels of his fquadron drew too
much water to get efficiently near to take or
deitroy them.
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garded by the Scnatorsas very dangerous, and
they have therefore advifed the Firf Conful to
exclude for the future, as much as poiIihlc, &C.
Dcrals from being members ofthe Senate. The
Tribunes, on the contrary, jealous ofthe power
and pay OF the Senators, court the diiafected,
and with the Legislative Corps, de6re in their
body as many Generals as pollihle ; and, it is
believed, that thefe two Constitutional Corps
will, at any future vacancy of the Chief Magif-
tracy of the Republic, join the faction of the
Generals to exclude all Bonapartes from their
future preten6ons.
Even among his Brothers, Napoleon Bona
pafte looks upon Jofeph as his only friend, as
Lucien is his avowed oppofer, and Louis is led
entirely by him. As to Jerome, he is in COM
Plete difyrace with all his filters and Brothers,
tor having married woman who has EngiB
Hoodin her veins. General Duroc, is yet the
Firt Conful's friend, though he envies Murat his
place of Governor, and Talleyrana his place of
Miniiter, place to which he has promies to
tucceed, fhoud Talleyrand REIGN or die.
Several thoufand works and pamphlets have
been printed, and, with large fums, distributed
in the Armies among the Officers and Soldiers,
and great prefents are preparing for the day of
Coronation"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11
w. SIDNEY SMITH.
MAY 81.


Letters from Copenhagen of the 18th MAY,
rate that the captain of the Daniih flip Abral
ham, Oaerburg, has been detained in Calais,
with all mis- crew. The reafoD aligned for this
proceeding is, that the yehel had been vifted by
an Engih cruizer, and that the Euglih, accord
ing TO their ufual cuftom, had put man on
board in order to act as fpy in the French har-
bours.- Hambnrg CorreLbondenf, May 1877
1t is neat and fummary mode of deGroying En-
gliih commerce, to hang up every Engliih mer-
chant found on board of neutral veiiels as
ipy.
The enemy's forces at Rochefort appears 70
be much more conliderable than has been gene
rally thought. The following extract of a letter
from on board his MaieGy's ihip Defiance, con-
tsins iornc important particulars refpe6ting the
french lquadron, both in that port and in Ro-
Ehelle harbour.
" His Maicity's nip Defiance, off Roche
fort, May 81, 1904.
" We anchor on this COAT occaGionay and
Snotly within fight of the land. Whila in this
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11
LONDON, May 90.

The different parties of both Houfes of Parlia-
Inent begin at lait to unfold themfeves. If they
do not at once demonitrate the motives of their
conduct, they at leaf open TO view part of the
ground which they mean to occupy.
In the houfe of Peers, ait night, a converfa-
ton took place on the Rcafons offered by the
Commons, at Conference, for difagreeing to
certain Amendments made by their Lordih;ps to
the Volunteer Bill.
Lord Hawkibury introduced the fub;ett, and
Imported generally the Amendments. On the
queffion being put refpetting the firit alteration
Lord Grenyiile condemned the meafure as in
adequate. He had already 70 often declared his
fentiments on the Bill, that it would be needless
now to enter into an inveitigation. This clauie
however, paned without any divifion.
On the disagreement of the Commons to the
Amendment of their Lordlhips to the Clauie
which refpe6ts the delivering of the arms and &C
coutrements, &c. &c. of Members of Corps to
the commanding officer, &c. Lord Grenville
commended warmly, that the amendment oftheir
Lordihips ihould be inGted upon. His Lord
ihip was supported by the Earl of CarIile, who
perfectly conceded with Lord Grenville.
The Lord Chancellor, Lords Auckland, Null
grave, and HarTowby, together with the Duke
of Montrofe fupportcd the claufe.
The Houfe divided.
For Lord Grenvilles Proportion 8.
Againft it 2s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11
PARIS, May 90.

An Imperial Decree, dated the 2ad of Nav,
aiiigns fun of 44,s45 francs, to indemnify CT
tZens for the lofes they have fufained by the
bombardments of the Englilh Of Calais, Bou-
logne, Havre, ST. Vallery-en-C aux, Dieppe, and
Granville; and in coniequence o. the deficient of
the Englifh in the life Er, during the months
of June, July and AuguR, year IL, and Sept.
year ~. The lohes fuftained by the lombard
ments and defcents of the Engiih in the above
places, fince the commencement of the prefent
war being eftimated at the above fun.
The Emperor has ordered our cuftom-houfe
officers in Hanover to vift in the ftriGtei manner
all veifels from Tonningen, Glucfadt, Itzehoe,
&c. that pats Stade, on their way to Hamburger
or Altoona; and if any Engliih property is found
on board, confifcate both the flip and the cargo.
The fame meafures are ordered on the river We
fer. We fhall certainly make the Flanders beg
gars, if they do not foon content to be our iilb-
jects. Englifh goods fezed by us during the
prefent war, amount already to fixty-four MILL
ons OF llvres. (CLsfdH CaLinef.)
The Theatre FraDcaife, Rue de la Loi, at Pa
ris, will be ihut up for three months, during
which period it will be improved in fuch man
ner, that according to the plan of the National
lnititute, when hnihed, no other theatre in the
world will firpafs it in beauty ard convenience.
The hrlt nation upon earth, poieiling the firft
talents upon earth, in every branch of the ufsful
or pleaiing licences; equally great in its cvifa-
ton, as Proud gifts liberty muft have the bet
and the r in every thing, in its theatres, as well
as in its mufeums. (PnbHej7e.J
. To procure our legislative corps more refpe6t,
and make our representative fyltem approach to
idi III England, citizen in future fiji the
place of a Legislator, if he does not polIefs land
ed property of the yearly income of fix thoufand
livres (25oll) journal deJ Dsttw/cmy.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11
NETWORK, Augua 2.

The arrival of the Britifh Packet Prince Err
nett puts us in poaefiion of London papers to
the evening OF the nth of June, two days later
than our previous advices by way of Newbury-
port. They are rendered in a great meafure
uninterefting from our having received Paris pa
psrs OF later date; and the only political cir
cumftances which now arreft univerfal attention
are thofe connected with the elevation of Bona
parte to the Imperial dignity. The following
articles compriie all that is interefing in the pa
Pers we have received. ". r. Mer. Ady.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11
YIENNA, May 10.

A letter from CoDtantinople of the Cd inf.
explains the particulars concerning the deftruGti-
on of the Mamelukes. an1 ~v'1cf.~ sNe ACTIVITY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11
NETWORK, Tuly 81.

We yelerday had oceaion TO mention the board.
n, sfeverai American vees and the capture Of QUO