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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
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A very large. gene rail- and extenGyc aiiort-
n1ent Of Hard Wa,e and C1ilsy, OF every de-
scription in demand, from the mott minute 10
the gIeateft--too extenfise TO allow Of ceicrip-
tioa IN an adver,iicmcnt-- particularly will
be vendtd OIL much LEI, than the uiual advance.
The Jslloroixg soadi fbey are aSvJtd effbe Nip
mraf et, and are momentJ t.peGleA.
soc, 1000 I'd. Sd. cd. and zcd. Ioie nails,
wrought, Rat and lharp poinh.
IS tons pig, bar, and miiled fheet lead.
$40 boxes tin plates, aGorted.
II tons patenr ihot, b. b. to Nc, 9.
2 block Tin.
Soc bexes 50 feet 10y 8 crown window
glais.
500 7by9
I4o by 10
-4sd an additional qaanhy ef Dy.GOoS axG
Hard H0re.
JUST RECEIVED,
$500 ps, blue Nankins, OF a hyperion quality.
Terms uncommonly favorable vii be given
for approved credit, and iuitab!e 4iicounis al.
lowed for promp, pay. Purchalsg may be al.
fnrcd, their goods will be vAdsd on as favor.
blc terms, III all relpta,, a. can be procoIed in
the United States, at regular falcs; and their
friends and Others, are invited to call.
Pyouiatn(t, Mar 5, 1909. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
oDE-yoa rHr FOURTH OF JULY.

[Ibf Jaisuixg APPROPRIATE ode, soas (xsg al
Bsam on tbe LAP Axnivs5iay Of Aufriean In
dtpendmes.l Tune" Prsfdssfs Msreb." !"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

guard. a,..' pcG:fs the f,,,c fpiriteid pattiot-
ii,n which we syinced lat year, the fooncr We
have tried or ltren.th with our. irreconc,les-
lie fpr the better; h4canie We ar, convinced it
sai.! .ii.it to ;his ihan,s ad perhaps make the
Gr.r year of lis empire thc lait " 18th all his
powerful means. the veal and relative tItua-
tion of this extraordinary nan. is as desperate
is in any former part of his career ocfest
vii Inevitably BE soi;oved, rot cnty bv lois or
rank and authority but that: OF life ticf for
IL: OWES every thing to "a uniilter fupied iac-
eris md, .a.tercd as his folders gsye be'n with
al esV and certain coneoeit, n'srrtunes will
.,cn ann;h.li,e ,h; golden image, which prof
eeri,y a!onn has fet up Pichcgrn ind Mo,cau
all. bv remembered, AID tine onifsrie revengcd.
Bc.idss. deteled an.' feared as Honaparte IS
every where upon rho contlnenr, a defeat would
IS now, as after the Battle Of AbouSir. ignal
tor new c7nfederaey ard while dilunior,
dtJG:slon, and perhabs civil wars, ragged at
home, France would experience an ;ng...ion
from abroad, and the dicorsen,ea, enlaved.
ard oopr I'll f@ifs, Bataviins, and lialiaos,
fei1e the tir.t OPP r,unuy to- throw OF a yoke
which ne,Witl Handing commanded addre!!.:-s
an dcplt.tions, they wear with 10 much tiii-
suf
Private accounts from Paris of the ,o4h,
tate, that 9 90 men of the imperial guard, had
preceded iionaparte to toe coat. ihvy add,
that between the 2,.t May and the eth Joae,
upwards of 100 vcfieis, fome of them with
troops. entered Boulosne, from Fluihins, OF
tend, iavre, &c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

LoNncs, 3vLY A..
TIE following is given in morning paper
IS an extract OF private letter from Paris,
dated June IS -" bonapar.e intends next
week to let on, for the coat; and as he is to
return before the 4th Of July, the common be-
lief here is, that, ihould wind and circumftxn,
ces permit, fome,hng will be undertaken be-
fore that period.
" The day before 'rrt-r1ay, extYa-Courieys
LETT ;his city tor Holland, Bolougne, and Brett,
with orders for our naval commanders to irize
ne brit opportunity Of putting to ica. and esD.s
om route, land in England, as many troops as
poiiiae, 10 that, before the coronation csr-mc-
ny. an invaiion and Victory may be announ-
ced
Our Brett feet is nearly as numerous, and
fhc rexel feet not much inferior, to The Eng
liih h'oekading fee'.--Bps, both in our fleets
and "otillas, are (one ehoien ihips, contain
Ing picked and desperate crews, called cntsss
!cerafs, who, as an advanced guard are to
Try 70 create confuiion among their enemies. by
boarding &c. ;and, by it, pe,u,i; the remain
der OF their fleets and traniports to eicape, and
no land their troops in England. Every man
OF ,heie crews, who (urvlves, is TO BE- creared
a member OF the legion OF honort and TO receve
j PeiliOn.
I" On board thefe ihips are, befdes, conIbuf-
une matters, of new compohtion, which are
iaid TO 6e inc~tagHl5a5h.
E" According TO what have heard in con,
vcrtation with the French naval aud military
officers, the Bret; Oct is intended TO invade the
Wet the Tese4- Feet the Eait /; and the Bo-
ousne ao,illa the iouth of Eugard As TO Ire
land, they faid. it would fall by nieif, if they
were victorious in Great Britain.
a" lhete particulars are no lecrets here, bur
talked OF in our iirn and beit informed iocie-
ties"
iha: Bonaparte foon will. and NUT, at
tempo an invahon, fools only cannot forefec.
ana traitors dare to deny.--He has pledged
hlmteif to France and TO the world I'd.
prepared as he now is, his troops will regard 4
longer DELAY, as defeat IF we are upon our
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
On the Runners Of Peace in Europe.
rh. following pertinent rer,ris on he fphiea Ct
Peace are from the london rimts, q Jay

Since the rrpost ,ha. France Rad mad: fone
adyanccs towards Peace, t.ae queltipn ieems TO
be Would il he prudent III Great Hrisa'o 20
l:f.en IL auv oyertures that mutt o! -couric be-
of temporary NATURE. or ihouis ~ 'r-it ,ie'n
as 4 mere frlr.srely q s0.r, IS taiaclons a"'
ultimately dr'trr,tivc 70 ear dearci. Ia,crs!t /?
. That peace is much 10 ,e de6fc, GU, ut not
TO be dit Sr'ed. car cxFsG-s.i ave gfe"t. shp'
it rhe goy.Fnm-pe a.tcnd 70 the Cane !, ai..es
Of economy which d.ainsunli:d tic i,te admin.
iitra'i9n. they need BOT be .u.ious; n,ucn o,
ON active inau!.fy IS sb.2rot! u ,ic niiit'r.y
pur:uits forcg' ccngu-ils preicni up VITA no
froipect OF advantage. anu 10. the fake vi hu-
manly itief, we ought :, with sor peace.
On he a.;,er hand, is the peace winch we
hsvc 70 expect from 5onabarte, the peace whici,
England oush. 70 dci.rc ? s,.;oe. i.! rmp;,s a,
Leaf. over the European world. ls the darling
project, HE u'ng nafrton OF the upitsyt einp.r-
or. he conGtcs IN his for,uuc, hithero
propi,ious and rxys6ss every thing Eroa, il.
VIII the peace that he ii,ali conc u!e then, Be
any other than liort lived truce, temporary
falpeniion Of hoi;,l,ies 7 England forms the
iolc iubttantia' impedmcn, TO the qualification
of his utmon wil,es. Could ne once fubdnc
England, and get the dipolaI Of her natives,
what might ne not ciFcl ? viii he, j! he
ihouid conclude a peace, conirpt to diibal.d his
numerous armies viii he blnd hiririf from
making any further Prel'ara,on Or vii be
en- 10y the iefare whics. fuch al ars,,eea,enr
viii afford, in recruiting MS forces, Is re ct
taoiihing his marine, and in forming and inv
proving tuch navai ALLIANCES as may the bitter
enable him to acconapl;.h ma hottie iefisns
Peace is obfnla,eiy neceT4ry to France, is
not 70 to England, provided a prc,er degree
Of pubic economy Be purified in proiecariog
war. The cou'rerc- ard manufactures of
Paris arc ruined by the wa.; by peace :hey
would BE-. in ior.c meaEure renovated. ii ret re-
Norrd. Bona 'ar,e would therefore, by peace
acquire walt accei!ion of popularity. which il
is not our mteselt he ihouid puH:fs. Il was, 10
eecd, in the charaetc. Of "Reitorrr of peace"
that his governments became eltab ihed 1t is
NOT !.o.svcs, TO be imagined, tina, the yrcneh
government will at al, relax in IT'S preparations
for war and for irva!ion it viii eA-rt itleif to
the MinoG to ruin rs in either way; but in our
opinion, that Of a failacious peace is far more
dangerous. ur decided opinion, indeed, is,
that Europe. and England in particular, can
have no real, no fold peace, while 6opapartc
continues at the head CT the French govern
menc: and p-oiecution of The war, ;neiancho-
y as is that protpett, IS the only Circumstance
tnat affords any hope OF = chanse for the benefit
O. mankind.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

NOfiCE is hereby givea that the CO.
y p-stmrhip @: Epsiran cienms y jain 1snt.s, VA,
mutually didoved ON the sd infant Al perlons in
deSted TO iad hrm rs9aeed 20 make a.a sate fe.
t.ement.
P.sasH!. Dig. 2, 1884.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

20 TIE konra5k tbe 3u.kees of tie Court o, Com
mon Pleas. heGen at Portland, eyt in AMI far
tie county Of Cumberland, On Tie third 1nssdaY
Of 1ane, Anna Demini, So4.
'HG petition of NATHANIEL Corr
ALLSs, cf New slouce.ter, in "a county. EGqu;rc
aud Srsra.s CuMMsc of f.id Portland, phyhcas hun-
ply ihews that they the fad Nathaniel aud Stephsn
in and and ieized in fee will, certain other
p<r'ons 10 them uuknown vt CERTAIN trAa parcel Of
land in laid Portland bounded follows, viz begin
aine at-thc corner where Love-lane the Main
nsset the weerly 6dc of isd lang, saeaee running
wese.|y by faid N,n,lrees M Noyss land the nee
b. laid Nsyes' hand fou.hwcerIy Free Rraet tence
~ fd Free 9rect. eateriy ad Love Lane the 10y
f,id iovs-iAnc to the hrls bounds And that your pc
,soaers REFLECTIVE ihAres arc tisbstn ,weneshs tia,
lay thi,cra ,wenteth. belonging ts;d Stcphen
AMI Eve twen,;ehs fad Ns,h anie AMI that your pc
si,ioners drroa' to soid aer repeaiyc hare. in
tevera!ty: Wherefore your pct one,. pray that the
fame flares be fct "a them efpe 10 hold ~
them feycfaty the law ia III e eaes and pro-
sil<l dirsck. and in duty bound vi ever pray,
BY Sai,rsn Chait,
Attorney to the petit ners
III e Cswrs Of Cs,nmsn Pieay 70, tie county Of
Cumberland ksgun and boilsn at Portland, IL
fail na.mty on the sb;rl zDsaayg June, Il. ID.
i3o3.
ON the petition OF Nathaniel c. Allen,
~herso he foregoing copy, he order TIA, the
Dcs'siooer eaufe the evera pcrfons inter.oed in re r
ssse WShliouSV ano HVnS w'tntn the state,
the sori nj fitch ahfcnt and have aoraies ,iv
Ing within the STATE or the atoraes of fch abren
AAd have attnrn'e. rend,s within the state duty
notified Of fad petit NV iervins ,h-,r p--tonsy with
. e"rY 'hwieo eaving copy a. their dwelling Houe
sst place Of abode rn the fuhAanee of the
fame three week, fuccevey in nnre Of the pub.
lac Newfp.pers that they have opportunity to axe
shsir ION 10 this Csnr be holden Newpic,cef
Ger q" the third Tusiday of O"hcs nea their grant.
inc the fare.
At,eA- SAMUEL FREEMAN, clerk
Aug 40.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
UdaGIYG SEKgyl..

IN TEMPLE, ins,.n,s the inhabitants Of
~ this town rhs, he fhsl cren CareiaS Sch o
az HrIre H.q whe-e re will Untrue the ar: * JAN
EsNG in all us varieties -nansiy The Coa..a ;.ies
Cotion Rornpipc, Mnuet,%
said rtMrLs engage. ~ pay the 'lr.sea 'ttenfiop.
sny 20 Dancing but aiic Tue morals and ..o,,e
acco n?Ifhmca,s OF hi, pup> -----Vbe icnooi 10 ht
attended two evening. !" each wesk--y;z. .Heu a,,
FsA,ys commence on the Cd o. epserihcr ae1t
Terms Sis Besrs e,ch ic,o.ar per quarter. ...aie
~ho with {" attend may apply 10 tho printer,
dr.. e. ,Sox
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
MRS. DAWES ACADEMY

FII1E. fubfcrihsrs to Mrs. Dawes &C.
adsruv. .vb,ch ia rpw ip' h vinc hven i.Gorm cd
sha f,,e Genru,-r have c,prcaed. "'t :" pr, th:r
,d.l,tcrs under na.itt;on contemplate the cIrpoy-
aent OF an siiteni in which cafe the nrnksr OF her
sup,s vii. nc ;ncreafcd ;,u,v (being more sban
gov 4isen1l Such Gentlemen, .tbcrefars, whether i"
slvr cr country vi .'ntate the opportunity
~i. apply ~ti,ou delay go
Sam! freeman
Hret hcI,-leu, C3mmi,tae.
Dis;a 7ieke-,
po-.ara ~, e .2os
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

- sbe ban hs jJ2ieef Of IRE c'art 81 common. isai
baidsn at Portland ia and fos ibe eee"l. Of C"m
SrrLsnd on tho third Tsefaey Of FsIraa.-. d"so
!, Dgnim. ,sc4.
VIE petition Of IosEpR H. INcg ArIAM
ii Of tsid Portland, merchant. h"mbly ihews, that
your petitioner Is inercncd aud hnes fe,ed III tee as
tcnan ia common With .,nc ot.er pcron or ?erons TO
YOUR petitioner unknown in certain srae. parcs. Of
land lying i4;d Portland and bouudsd as toows--s'z
Soahsry BY And owned by the heirs Of y mi" L-,,0d,
deceit northwens,y by tue road leading over BiAM
halls hh, ard land belonging to MeErs. Jefb HtL.]rs
and fon. fouthwee.y by foreJvct and the th'r.
q ccronly ca led the Proctor " adj thar your
eetitioaers hare ,hcrein Is three beng the fame
srat1 your pstlne pr chsfeA Of Xe cnSfnsA B.a and
hish he i dt6rous of hold ns in itverAte He there
tore pray. that hi. laid II may he t off aud dvldd
from the ,ea hold h fsverslsy fcr,ver a.rt:
able to tbs law IN iuch cAls, .ae aud pros'd.d
By Sai~en Ctsls,
hi 4tto-nsy.
z.s. csxvt Of Cs;sn,s Par. far The esua,s sf
CamS~lsnd. begun and bajlt" AZ Psrfiand IN
ssd yer ad lsunty, on Tire third 7ns'aay Of JUNE,
II. ID. 1904.
ON the petition of Jofcph Holt in-
graham whereof the regcn. I. copy, the Ccrre
der Thai tics p;it'oaer the ievsral Peroas iner
elsd in the ea,e thc.eie mentioned, and living witli
rhe Aas, the Of iueh abiest. and
have attnruics rsGdng within the State. I've duly
f~i f.d petition by fstving them petGn.isy with
copy thereof, Or leaving thesoi at hs'r dveng
koute ta place abode, Nv hcrng fubfancc
Of Fame three weeks fucevfive,y in ,aorc
she Pubic Newspapers that they may have opportunity
make their exceptions to ts Court. which IS nc
Aoden AtNews ucser, on the third ruSsday Of Octs-
Der nexs to their granting the fame
Aueit-- SdJiUEL FREEM1fN, clerk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

pre1 ., M"s. N ~ 1 s.S'v SS. n
DAVID FALES. jun. OF 7bamastou.
IN fAL d;nria, trader, asa;na whom a eomnilion of
bankruptcy has been duly iued proc edtd on III
they may he herd hey ha ,hns st. before tho Judge
81 aid dt Tueday the l;h " Of Septic mhcr nc 1t
II the Court houfe IN Wicahet,, agaiaa making and
allowing certificate Of dchs,gc faid bankrupt before
which time exception, iueh allowance nav be exhibit.
CO. DAVID sHwALs = H.. 5lI,s,' Court
Ascs? Sb, sSoa
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
More about the lnva.ion.

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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

1es ban .be iyaieef Of tte CART q :smn'0". i.a
ba.dsn at Portland ia and fos ibe eee"i. Of C"m
I<rLsnd, on tho third 7SsIaey Of FsIraa.-. I"s
? Domini, ,eca
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22
Saturday, March II.

The bill erecting Louiflanna into two ter.
ritorles, and providing for the temporary go.
yernment thereof, was read the third time.
MIR. DAYTON moved the recommitmcnt of the
bill for amendment.
Mr., Alton was againR general recomnit.
ment of the bill, but friendly to secommit
ment for the purpofe of limiting its duration.
Meffrs. Nchollon, Smile, Early, and S. l..
Mitchell oppoled the recommitment.
Mr.. Bedinger advocated the recommitment.
The motion to. recommit was then negatiyed
Ayes SO, Noes 43.
Mr.. ALTON Eaid, ifsbcre was no objection, he
would move the iniertion of cIaule to limit
the period of the bill, on account principally of
the great powers conferred on the executive.
This motion being objected to by Mr.. Lyon,
was declared ou, of order.
The question was then put On the paaagc of
the BILL
MeGr.. Lyon, Sloan, Jackfon and Bedinger
oppofcd, and Mr.. Smile fupported its Paf-
fage.
Mr.. Varnum moved to recommit for ammend
meps, that part OF the ell that vets e9gify Sosu
e,s in the courts of LouiGanna.
Motion negatived-Ayes Sq-Noes A..
motion was made 20 recommit the 4th
fiction which was loft, Ayes IS.
Mr.. Bedinger moved to recommit the Taft
feaion for the purpoie of obtaining Limitation
to the act,
Motion carried, Ayes 81.
The houie went into committee Of the whole
Il. c. Smith in the chair, on the laf fec
ton.
When Mr.. NichoIfon moved an amendment IL
hitting the ACT to two years and at the end of the
next FELTON, thereafter.
Mr.. Bedinger faid he would like is in,a.
ton to one year setter but would if it were
the fcnle of the Houfe, be (atisfed with two
years.
Mr.. Nicholion's motion was agreed to with
out diyiGon.
The honle agreed to the amendment when che
final saeaon was put on the pafagc of the bill,
ard carried in the affirmative by yeas and nays,
Yeas &c, Nays II,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22

! $. 1. Mitchiii, J. Clay, Smile and Find.
ley; and opposed by Messrs. r. Griswold,
Danaand Alstop.
lhe question was then taken by Yeas
ana Nays, and the bill passed; Yeas 65--
Nays So.
he bill exonerates aliens, entering the
United States between the years 1898 and
1902, from complying with the first provi-
sion OF the act of 1898, requiring declara-
ton made lnacourt of the intentions of the
alien to become citizen, five years previ-
Gus to his admission to citizenship.
The House resumed the consideration
of the unfinished business of yesterday,
VIZ. the report of the committee OF the
whole on the bill providing for the govern
ment of Louisiana.
The new section, offered by Mr.. Rhea,
declaring all grants of lands in Louisiana
made since the treaty of ST. Ildefonso void,
was again taken into consideration.
A debate OF comfortable length eusued, in
which Messrs, Nicholson, J. Clay. Rhea, Iof
Ten.) Gregg, Holland, Smile, and Alton sup.
ported $ and Messrs. Lyon, Dana, Elliot, Early
and G. w. Campbell opposed it,
The question was taken by Yeas and Nays
on MIR. Rhea's amendment, and carried in the
affirmative Yeas 60, Nay ~,
Various other amendments where agreed to,
which shall be hereafter particularly STATED, when
The bill was ordered to- third reading to NOR.
row,
Amtaage was reccived from the Senate com.
municating bill supplementary to an act ref
peeting the election of PRECEDENT and Vice Pc
which was referred TO committee of the
whole,
The bill provides for the mode in which infor.
nation ihall be communicated to the fcyeral
ltates OF the adoption Of the pfopofed amendment
to the contribution, in cafe it hall be ratified by
constitutional number of Rates, and directs
the electors, in cafe fuch information hall be
received, to vote in two different ways, the one
of which fhall not be in conformity to the origi-
nal article of the contribution, and the other in
conformity to the propofed amendment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22
FOR SALE.

A Schooner now lying at the wharf,
of the following dimenlions, viz. ga feet Hraight
rabbett, $ feet beam, and about s. feet hold
with two cabins ; fhe carries 1900 buihels of
wheat, logo of coal, OF lS6 barrels Of -four.
The whole Of her tiln,bers, except two, are Of
Mulberry, and her hull is now in excellent order.
having III Thorough repair. With her
will ne OF Negro Man who has
com = IS fuPPofed to be as we'll &C.
quai"seu with the Chefspeakc bay and the rivers
making into it, as any perion who navigates thoGe
waters. Asa reward for his fidelity and induC-
try his matter has promiied him his freedom in
fix years from the 1T of January laR. For terms
and further particulars apply TO
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
March 20. dzw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22
Congress ohthe United States
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRLDAY March is.

An engrassd bilsuppletnentary to the
act incorporating the Bank of the United
States-authrising a branch at New-Or-
leans, was reNdthe taad time.
Mr.. Varnrm opposed; and Messrs. r.
Clay and S. u Mitchi supported it.
The question being taken, itpassed-
Ayes SO.
An engrossed Pll concerning the public
buildings in the City of Washington was
read the third tireand psssed-Ayes go.
An engrossed Iii in addition to the ma
EQUALIZATION lawns read the third time,
and on the questih Vhether the same shall
pass; it was suPPrtd by Messrs. Leib,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22

BENJAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
Haf fer Sale at tie corner sf Unias and Prince
Stre<t5,
IS bales India Cottons.
CONSISTING OF
Gurrahs, Cohahs,
Baftahs, Emcrtys,
Sannahs, Blue GilIa khfs.
80 pieces black Satin,
Cstton Romal Handkerchiefs, .
cafes low priced Vans,
do. Mariners Compaaess !
Mems ftrong Shoes,
Women' Morocco do. e
Le'pers Snuffin half barrels and kegs; {
IL coils Cordage aHorted,
Few quarter caiks BETS Malaga Wines
40 barrels No. Beef,
Bags black Pepper,
And quantity of Red Soal Leather.
March n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22
For Ground Rent.

So N DRY 10 7 S near the Pfelbytctian
Church, lying on the foutn idc of Wolf. and
eat fide of Fairfax freet. ALTO, one LOT on
the eae fde of Water freet, fronting thereon
o. feet by so on Ramiay's alley. This lot will
be either fold orground rented. For particulars
apply to
ames M. Stewart,
at Mr: VIM. |. Hall's counting room Merchants
Wharf
March ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22
Ertrsa sf h't<r fran tie Parter Of The Ar

ExfraH Ct q letter tram tSe PHrfer 81 the Ar-
gas, dated Cadia Bay, jan. u.
g The loss of the Philadelphia is a severe blow
70 our little squadron. The Commodore has
sent home dispatches trom which you will learn
the particulars. The officers are in the Ameri-
can Consular house, and are said to be generously
treated, which, suspect, is not altogether the
case with the crew. In consequence of this dis.
astrous event, we are loss to Judge what poll.
cy viii be pursued By the United States. hope
howeyerto see suficicnt addition to the present
squadron in the spring TO convince the powers Of
Barbary, thas we are not disheartcned by the loss
of one frigate. Every thing rests quiet with
Morocco. The spirited conduct of commodore
Preble has had avery happy effect. Toulon and
Genoa still remain blockadedby Lord Nelson,
squadron The fever is said TO have entirely sub.
sldedhas Malaga, There is report, thar 40
OF TN crew OF the Philadelphia have claimed pro-
tectlon of Lord Nelson, as being British sub,
Jeets, ble that he refuses to interfere in the
business
"A Londp paper of the z4th December fays,
MT Livings9n, the gentleman who arrived here
tew days aS, from Paris, is Lieutenant Colo,
mel 10 the sefvse of the United States, ard fon
IN law TO Mr. LAingaon the American Envoy
at Paris.
We have grounds TO fuppofe that the Co
lionel is charsedwith Any proportions for an &C.
commodation beween Vance ard this coun.
try.