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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
WE HAVE ON HAND,

So and 70, fa's a CIR nor<,
Ran, Whiskey. Sugar, ! In bk
Peach and Apple Brandy
Salt Of difersnt kinds
Loaf Sugar, and Molasses
Vinegar By the barrel
afseksrei, Hesrings and Saad
Cotton by the Dag &c. &c.
A quantity Of excellent potatoes
And i've or FIX thouiasd nnsommcoly good
Chefs.
Aaa continue as asual 80 keep an ail;orment
ef sOIsiag Clothes. and 20 select, she best Sour
Cor family use.
Alexrndey SsssM 6 Sen.
Tx highest price given for country prosuss
and Fl2x.sssd 10 Pagtcalas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
Faao,age e CommWion Ware- HOME

sg-<HE SUBSCRIBERS have taken that very
rrqc and commodious house directly oppo-
lte Mr. Hodgron's on PtDce 9rces, and are now
ready to receive on Seolage or Tor tals on Cora
aiiIion, nerchandizes, and produce fesery del
crip,sn their house is turniih:d with PticsS
Current, Rates of Exchange, lniaance &c.
Approved paper at 90 OF 50 days given Tor
a fair ard valuable confederation 10 the eol'ie OF
trade, 10 any amount not exceeding twenty ihoo'
fana dollars, dlcolnteG Sodefae terms.
Wanted for eighteen months two thoaiand
Dollars, the principal with liberal lntsFeit VIII
be fecsied by deco Of trna on property worth
twice that fun.
For lse for csh, eighty flares Alexandria
Marine Stock; and at SO days one hundred
hog sheods Maryland Tobacco.
Wanted TO pugchaie two. hunsfes and thirty
hogfhcads Peteribnfg and Richmond Tobacco as
ninety days.
For B.rter, for Veto Dry Goods, Warehouse
and dwelling houfe on Pine arsst, that would
answer fer fore and faRiiy ALTO neat
TWO tory frame building, very Handsomely afuat,
ed in the North Wet faburbs OF this town, which
combines in superior degree, atoWn aud coun.
try residence, brirg eonycalent to al public
5uknefs, and withail very retired.
To tent onvcry moderate terms the pppcr part
of the heufe We occupy. |. contains fix ipacious
rooms, with a good kitchen, fade and other con-
yeniencies.
Flour received or forage, on very moderate
terms
or Cath advanced upon falsable merchandise
lett &c the warehoufe. 4
Henry & Alexaner Moore.
Noyenber s, sodE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY,
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.

HI the Library King Street.
The life of General Warrington
Edition, liz and I'd Vol,
Vomey's View OF the Climate and Soil OF tbs
United STATES,
The Mfcellancous Works of Col. Humphrey
The Works OF Or. Darwin. s Vol. Calt-G;lt
Rofae's Life Of Lgfenzo de Medicis, 90. do
Hays i1ifory OF the Wexford Enfunection,
Whately on Strialres in the Ufethra,
Abernetby' Surgical observations,
Iohnfon's Cbemifry, 3 Vol
GregoFy's Oreonomy Of Mature,
Skrinfnife's Chemical Efays,
Webasl's Pniloiophy,
RouGtau's Corref pondsnce.
MObfeWations on Jtfeiion's Notes on Virginia
edieal Repaitory Mos. IS, and IS.
Oaober. 20. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
james B. Nichols, Sec'ry,

Extr0a from The 4Aa Of Incorporation
Ard II any iubflrioer, ms executors, adm;
nil}ratog,ct talgns, thsII tail to pay tie Cm
called tos BY hw, h:r or them, at the tim. s.
poiqted for fpc5 payment, every fuef flare haN
be forfeited, ard al us manics paid ,bereuoon
for she ule of tic Company, ard The holder or
ko!Jeys Of sueh llsrc o. flares, halI moreover be
l,sole FOR 'he remaining i,luls Q: money, Nh,n
the fame G,al5bc csasd icl by the P.eGdsnt and
D,fetsa7si % BE- recovered By .hera where tbe
fom f1zll zanount 10 tweaty doila;a aad ugSsd.,
by NOTICE in sny Court Of Record wi ha this
Con5n,cnweal:h, giving tie h,ller or holders of
fuch Ceres, t3eir executors sduiniRralo5s, zen
DAYS poties d fuch motion, asd where the fun
called for be les than 'wsasy dollars, By position
or wauan; as tie cafe may be-"
Alex. Oetoberl8 2sasw
nr Nj, Bowsn, Of Winchefer; M,. Greer,
Of F,ejsrickiBug; AID Mr.. Davis, otRslm I'd
ese requedsd 70 in{els b: aGosc adyefbt>Hss,ia
;hei; reflective papers, swise week dz ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
HorE Market.
NOTICE.
Noveabsr 9.

TINE hbfcriher having taken out license,
L and given ieesrity according TO an ordinance
of the Corporation, for the executive privilege OF
holding market in the town OF Ale1andriA, Ter
the purehsfc and lae of Carriages, Horfes ard
Cattie!niad to~n, RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends
and the public in general. chat he IS cow really
te tansatt any hudneis Of that kind, ,h9t my he
entrnaed to bim. lie pu'poies 70 have falls
regularly every Saturday, at eleven orIocI At
the dyn ofthe Indian Qascn, AID any oshsr day
If requesed. The utility OF an eRabliihment
of the kind nov propelled. NUT be ogvoos 10 per
foas having hories &e. ser iae, nc thertfofe con
idsntly hopes he ihail receive the Pnbiic pa'ro
mage in proportion tc hisexeFtions 70 pisafe.
John Hodss&1a5.
GA II. eaIts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
Scheme Of a Lottery,

To karld an academy ia tbe Gig Of Rirf~ona.
Dolls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
ToRENT,
Marine Iynance Company Of 4
lexald7aa.
N @ T &c E.

The Stockholders of the Marine I,
laranee Company cf Alexandra. are be,br
quelied to take notice lhat the Prefd.pr -,
Directors of fac faii IniuranSe Company, have
tbs day unan mo; lY ordaTei, that the iad Sork
holders psy on The ix,h day Of Decenb.r nav,
at their ufire in Alexsd5ia, thee dollars on each
fnrc Of fock he'd by them 10 the flock Of ~
Marine Inlo:afce Company Of Aexaldfia
a reference TO the foltowiog exQ ACT of the l,m
of Incorporation vii ihew I'll: neeeliy Of cum
t4a attention TO this call
8y order Of the T ,cfdcut ard Directors .,
tie Marine ln!arancc Company of Aley
andha.
FINES B. MsckoLk. Sec,ru
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
Z IS IS to g Ue Ao5tcs.

( IS lS 10 gTUe IF0j5CS.
That the SubicIiber Of Alexandrls
cou7ty in the Da,ri.t o. { 4nmsi, ha r.
ed i:5nl tae OrPbau's Cur ef a and Go n.
~ Leoc.s Of AdminifraGon on the Pellodd
eSsts O. Joba Kjag latc Of TIE fad Go N.Y.
jessafsa xii y@noos haying el4'ms agsiaf &c
ga dcccafel, ste hereby waned 10 sxhitif &c
fsae W;sh the vov hers thereof to ths SujienbeT,
or or bsl3.e the eth cay oF April next, tly n'y,
otherwac oy Law be excludei from al b'neDi OF
he fla eaat-. Giyea un0cF my hand tbs al
Day OF October, 800
Ccorge SLac&r', admir-.
n. B. All peronS indebted to he !''1 fl.s
&C reqa sled to m.ka in edia'e payment '''o'
a@min.Grsr3r.
October &. -ov- o--
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
I WISH TO RENT OUT,

~1@HE POIN I below Alexandra skaown by
the name Of JONES' P0INT,) tagether
with The houfes lately occupied by WHliam Pa
.tcrss*, adjoining The house is gafdea viii
number OF lruir trees, Apricots, Peaches, sc.
The tenant will have the advantage of an
excslient Fihing Landing. The terms are 50
per annum, payable quarterly; pollrfl ~ given
iarcdiately. Application muf be by letter or
othcIwilc 10 the lubicriber living 10 Leeburg
Stephen Cooke.
Noveabsr 9. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
Land for Sale.

WE win to lell a tract Of LAND containing
between four and FIVE hundfed acres, ltuated on
the Potomac, in Fairfax county, abcur 3 miles
fron, town, and adjoining General Thompion Ma
fon's. This property in point of elegance Of
Gsuation, is exceeded by none, and will be fold
how for cath or on fhort credit.
Walter S. Alexander,
John Luke,
For the heirs OF Phil. Alexander, dcceaied
Augufi3 es.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21


Il K c II / T E c 7,
Ard Builder il general, from the Ctyof Wafh.
ipgton and George Town,
BEGS leave 10 inform the citizens of Alsxan~
dfa AID pullic in genera thar he has removed 10
the north tidc OF Prince fret, sluof oppoGtc
MIR. Booklets new building, to follow TIC line
of his protection. Where he Draqos D<flsns,
and makes Ef,mafes 0. all manner OF Buildings.
ALSO,
MEASURES s. VALUES
all the different work connected with the build
ing ART and is ready to contsad for any build
ing and complete the fame. from palace TO a
cottage, which will be executed in the mott maj
terly and economic ityle.
He hopes his long experience md general know
ledge of builaefs will merit tie patronage of a
generoas public MaIawy 2s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
Fredericksburg fVa.) o.. as e,w CIV
TO REM OK LEASE,

A Mil, notlong since built, on the
North fdc of the Rapshanoock Riyer at The
Falls, Just above The towns OF Fsedericksourg
and FaLmealh in Gne wheat and corn county,
She has at pte{-nt ore pair of dones for wheat
and one pair tor corn. with Kan annexed, The
corn stones will be taken out ard replaced wieb
PAIR for wheat if desired, and @Ry thing css
doreathat may be necessary te n)ok her comi le'e-
~ manufacturing mill There is on the pre-
misses covenicnt houfc for Miller with lnMii
fsmily. The terms will be laa!ooa0ie. Fer
further particular arflyso
Robt. Dunbar.
Falmau.h (Vrgiris) Oct. ~. ss~3~t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
BOsTON. Aupuf o

DOsiON, huSult II.
Brig CamilluS, Captain Kennard, in fifty two
days from Gaudaloupe, informs that he failed on
the 10th of January, and on the oath, at mid
night, was brought too by his majeity's armed
fchooner lie Clate, Lieut.. Sutton, who ordered
capt. K. to get out his boat and come on board
and to make hate or he would be fired upon
Capt *. anfwered that his boat was very lea
Ky but was anfwered that he NUT come in her
and bring all his papers. When capt. II. sui
on board he was deprived of his papers, and
pr1ze matter and crew were fent on board his
brig. The next day the captain was returned
on board his own veiIel, the mate and framen
taken out, and the brig ordered for Tortola be-
caufe The had freight on board. On board of
the cruizer the crew of the CamiIlus were aked
by Lieut.. Sutton whether they would fight, if he
fell IN with French privateer. They replied
they were Americans and prifoners, and would
not tight under foreign flag. The 1t. ordered
one of the men to do duty, obfcrving that he
intended to keep him. The fcaman obiccted
whereupon he wasordered tothe gangway, "trip
ped, and the boatfwaiu was deircd to give him
dozen, and to fart the kin. This cruel and
infamous puniihment was inflicted WITH Hoeki,o
/e0eriJ !! After keeping the Camillus in
charge three days, finding they could not fetch
Ioltold, ihe was given up, and the crew put
on board. Particular cure was reauilite for fe-
veral days to recover the poor fellow, who had
been 70 BARBAROUSLY ABUSED Ill
His name is Thomas Carpenter, and he was born
at Falmouth, 4 Maine.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
VIENNA Inne1o


The reports refpeaing the ferrous n,ifunderlland-
ing between his majefty the Emperor and the Arch
duke Charles, and the pretended diimilIion OF the
Prince from all his empoyments, alto of total change
IN the new military nltitutons reports fpread with
sfieotaen throughout all Germany we'll as out % It,
have excited the mott ferrous attention of the Rmperor
VINO has ordered fearch to be made for the authors
that their fources may be traced. Exact information
having been obtained, it is dcovered that the prn-
cPa forces OF all the ntrgues is in the boiom of the
aulic council of Several functionaries of the
military department. who had not ceaied to thyart all
the meaiures OF the arch-duke, weaved the whole of
this plot they believed that the moment in which the
archduke ihould be ieized with a reapfe of his fick-
neis ihould be the mott favourable to their pro-
Jects. 10 attain their object with greater facility
they had combined the of rufratinp or of de-
laying the execution of the orders of the archduke in
that part which had been confined to them, hopirp
thereby to create confuiion in the military adrniifra
ton and excite ditcontents amongf the generals and
hyperion officers. But the archduke having re-eab-
hihed his health fooner than they believed he would,
and having returned to the coure of his u!ual sbours
was eliy Tor hum to perceive theie criminal neg-
gences, to diicovcr the caue, & inform the emperor
who immediately ordered the enquiry of which we
have Jutt iPoken The refult is expected with the
mott lively impotence. 1t appears that they had
propoed to themfelves to caufe the Emperor to re-
woke the nomination of hyperion officer of the de-
partment OF war, to make way for the re-eabihment
OF the old authority of corporation Independent even
oi the Will OF the monarch, the Responsibility being
always deluive it refpecfs the operations of an
aiiemoiy competed OF great number Of members.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
COLLECTOR's OFFICE.
PbilnAslhkin A,l-nR 1

Pbiiadelpbia Als0 II, 1904.
Mr.. DUANE,
Sir-Be Pleafed to publifh the enclofed ex.
tract of a letter from the commercial agent of
the U. States at the port of Antwerp, date d
May %, So4.
p. MUHLENBERG Collector.
" In confcquence of the late inftru6tions given
by the French government to their different ma
rine officers, to examine all neutral veTels that
may enter the ports of France, it being aIletls-
ed that The Englifh nIips of war have put per-
fous on board that are not admifible in this
country; judge it advifable to inform all maj
tiers Of ve8tls, and the citizens of the u. States,
that J; is not Only necsfary that all the officers
aa1 crews n,ould be on the roll Of equipage,
but lkewife all pahengers who mutt, notwith-
Handing, have regular paGports that they are
citizens Of the ". States, or fuch other coun-
try as they aiay belong to, mot EngIih.")
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
FROM LONDON PAPER.
WOBURN SHEEP STEERING.

The rapid and furpriiing improvements which
have, within few years palt, been made in our
domeitlc animals, and other branches of rural
economy, have, in great meafure, depended on
the eftabliihHent, within that period, of meet
ings like this; where animals from different
countries the mott excellent of their kind, are
brought together where the gentlemen of
landed property, graZiers, &c. meet together,
and confoldates as it were in ore fpot, the in
teliigence and experience of the kingdom in the
arts 10 enential TO the exifence of its inhabi-
tants, and to the welfare of the nation.
The Duke of Bedford on Sunday gave
grand dinner at Woburn abbey, to the Duke
OF Manchester, Earl ofAlbermarle, Lord Shelf
held (Prclident of the board of Agricuture,)
Lord Ludlow, Sir Harry Feather1tone, Sir
George Pigot, Sir George Paul, MIR. Charles c,
Smith, MIR. Moiely, MIR. Childe, Mr.. Battine,
MIR. Wilbraham, MIR. Motteaux, Mr.. Garrard,
Mr.. Holland and Mr.. Young.
After attending divine fcrvice at Woburn
Church on Sunday, her Grace the Duchefs of
Bedford left Woburn to fpend the time of the
iheep ihearing with her noble filter the Ouch
els OF Manchester, at kimbolton Cattle.
On Monday morning the 9Th June, at an
early hour the company began to aiIemble at
the Park Farm, to Woburn park and about
eleven O'Clock, his Grace of Bedford, and The
feyeral noblemcn and gentlemen with him at the
Abbey being arrived, tire exhibition Of the new
Leiceiter rams, intended to be let on Tuefiay
evening, commenced in the elegant Sbew
Honie, "hich was erecSed few years ago for
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
NETWORK, Ausua IS.

By the fchooner Ereline, in 80 days from Bcr-
dcax have received French papers the 9th July
from which the iubjored articles translated.
Welearn verbally, thar about the 18th July Mo
reau paiied through, Bordeaux, his way to Spain,
for the puroie OF enlbarking FOX America tina, the
preparations for the inVaon OF England fll pro-
grciEng and THAI on the 9th an embargo, which had
been laid on all neutral veels was taken off, but
newed on the day following.
NJ 7. Mcre. AGv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
From Beauvsi,, (Franar,) Jme Is.

Our Prefea has jun fet out for Compsigne,
where his Maefty the Emperor is expected.
He carries the itateinent of the votes which have
been given in the department. on the queftion of
the hereditary tucceiIion. In this cafe, as in
others, the department OF Oie has ditin-
quilted itfelfby its attachment to the Head of
the State.-On the queltion of the Confulihip
for life, the department gave 1896. votes for,
and % agant anu on that of the Hereditary
Succeliion, $1,000 votes for, and II againit,
which is more than double.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
LONDON. Iuly 4.

Yeferday the Houfe of Lords determined that
the bill for the aboliihment of the Slave Trade,
Hlould be read that day three months.--A bill
was ordered for engaging 10000 foreign troops
and bringing them to England.-Jn the Houfe
of commons on the Cd init. a petition was pre-
tented from the Trufees of the Britiih Mufeum,
for building to be erected at the cxpenfe of 90
vernment, for the trophies lately obtained in
E%ypt.--The efimated expence is 16oooL
The petition was referred TO felect commit
tee.--Thc fame day Mr.. Pitt propofed that the
revenue of the Civil Lift ihould be o75,OooE. a
year and that sol 1901. lhould be granted to
difcharge arrears.
1t is confidently reported, that Mr.. Pitt
means To bring forward plan for the ameliora-
ton of the Rate Of the Roman Catholic Clergy
in Ireland. Its principle is to make them en-
tirey independent of the people, by afiigning
to them Fixed falaries, to be paid by Govern
ment. The four ArchbilhopS it is faid are to
have T.. 1900 year, and the inferior Clergy in
the fame proportion.
Lucien Bonaparte has been wounded lately
in duel with the prince Borgheie, his brother
it-law, who intends lettling in Germany, leav-
10y his wife with her brother.
In the chapel at Aix-a-Chapellc, where the
alIes of Charlemague have reted for three CEN
tures, a monument of black mai'l,le is to be e
retted, by order of the emperor Napoleon.
MoRsAU--It has been announced IN the Pa
ris Moniteur, (the government paper,) that this
general has been baniihcd TO America--to what
part is not fuggeeed. Other papers mention
that he LIT his prilon on the en- June, ard pro-
cceded foi P,rpigau, followed by his cofort
aud that he is TO embark from Spain 70 America.
The general it is faid, had 10 intinaion of this
arrangement, and had ju0 turnibed his apart
b.en's in the Temple. When he was or his
til he was tIcalcd with much refpea. Alter
he delivered his e.. ech before the court he was !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
PROCLAMATION.

~
Schooner Lady Arlington, from the Bay of
Honduras, the following
PROCLAMATION.
BY Colonel Tbomar BayroSv, HIS Maje9y'S So
perintendent, sc. Sc. Sc.
WHkaEAs, the Mahogany exported from
this icttlement TO America, is limited, by the
initructions Of Government, to his Maieity's Su-
perlntendcnt, TO feventeen inches in its broadeft
dlinenhons and WHEREAS, the Magistrates and
Committee representing the inhabitants at large
from motives of public utility, have applied TO
his Majety's Superintendent TO extend fuch Ii
imitation to twenty inches. Ii is, therefore,
hereby, ordered and directed, that, until his
Majefty's pleafure be known, all vefels trading
from any place in the bay of Honduras, where
Bntiih tettlers are permitted TO cut Mahogany,
and to export the fame to any part or Dependent
cy of the United States of America, be permit
ted TO take on board and carry away Mahogany,
not exceeding twenty inches in its broadeft d.
mentions, fuhett to the following reltriGIions
and regulations, viz.
/. That all veiie!s, trading to and from Anne
RIGA, do enter at the rivers mcuth, as heretofore
and that the mater OF fuch veilel or veliels, to-
gether with the conhgree or iome other re-
iPectabe inhabitant do, within twenty four
hours after the arrival of fuch veiiel or vefels,
tgD bond in the office of the Secretary of his
MaJeity's Superintendent, to comply with thete
regulations, under penalty of one hundred
pounds.
ii. That the mater of fuch vefiel or ve(ies,
| together with the conhgnee or lone other re-
iponfible inhahitant, who may become his
furety do deliver, upon oath, into the Secre-
tary's Office, particular invoice or bill of mea-
furement, to be iworn to by regular fworn
meaiurer, OF every log or piece of Mahogany
! ihipped on board fuch velIel or vefleis, and if
Mahogany of greater dimenfons than hereby
ipecihed ihall be difcovered to BIZ ihipped, iuch
veGel or veGels fha be deemed lawful prize, as
| in fuch cafes ufiial.
III. That the matter of all fuch ysiitls, o.
their iureties, do pay the ufual fees into the Sc
cretary's Office, at the time Of reporting their
invoice or bill of meafnremcnt.
! ~. That all perfonS that do at prefent, or
that hereafter may, follow the occupation or
protection Of meafurer, fhal be fworn by a
Magitrate to act, as far as relates 70 him or
them, IN due conformity to the proclamation
of his Majety'S Superintendent, and the orders
and regulations iiiued thereupon certificate
of which oath, under the hand and feal Of one
or more Magistrates, TO be lodged in the Office
of the Secretary of his Majcity's Supernten-
dent.
| V. The articles that will be permitted 20 be
imported into this fettlement in American bot
toms, are, namely, Provihons, Livestock, and
Lumber.
Given under my hand and Seal at Belize the
| 18th day of July, in the Year Of our Lord
one thoufand eight hundred and four.
(Signed) THOS. BARROW.
BY order of his Majefty's Superintendent,
X. EDWARDS, Secy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

n gentleman who arrived in the Adventure,
IRON Antigua, informs that an expedition fitting
out at Darb idces, underiiood to be defined to
take poAc.Eion OF st. Martins and ST. Euaat;a.
but iomc fuppoied it intended for Martinique.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
NEw-YoRx, Aueua IS

In the fehooner John, from ST. Thomas, came paf-
ienger Madame MARiA-LoUIs ToyssAINr, widow
of the late General 1ouilaint Louvcrture.