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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

a active LAD, about IS or Is years Ct age, as an
q apprentice in Bssl Sssc.-None need apply buzz
fuch can bring good Recommendations tor honey AMI
Integrity. --laQpire Of the Printer. Ns-yj o.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
Freih Garden Seeds.

DAVID GRIFFITH, at his fore. Mid.
AfSsf, next coor to the PsrtlrnS Bsrl mas ;ul re-
eelved general adortmen OF GARDEN SEEDS. wS;eh
Will Dc difpofed Of on the lo~en tcrms
ALSO,
Poplar and Balm. of Cilead Trees. of
an sset'lent growth which may Sc viewed AZ any tine
aad fst out and warranted, very realonabIy.
Wett-lndia Goods & Groceries. Of the
ben q.aiisy ss ufnAL-ccnnAat au<adaeee, asd every
attention paid - pafehafers. M.Ss a.
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MESSAGE.

HAyis -
A - MESSAGE.
n abs s~sn 81 Hs = RspryEasf,ss + sss UssS a~s.
cosNmancae consrefs letter received from capt
Banbregc. commander OF tho Philadelphia frsate ~.
forming us OF the wreck Of that vefc the cca Of TIT
po and that hmfs his officers and had fallen in
70 the hands Of the Tripoa. This accident tenders
expeien. in.reae force and enlarge our espsn.
ees in the Mediterranean, beyond what the lat apPro-
irA.ion for the naval iervice contemplated Ieecm-
mead therefore, TO the confederation of Cosgefs fuh
an addition that appropriation, .sthcy may think the
.ai.,ncy requises. Ts JEFFERSON.
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wAshINoron, MARcN a.
ycNerdav the following Mtflagc from the Pfs6dens
was delivered 70 tie two Hou!es OF Consrel, by Nj
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
Shoes and Boots.
Jun received, and for Sale by
EBENEZER GRIFFIN.

NJ D" Sos Sfas, Ne 7, J0~Ss Ros, lTJS-SHss,
A Handiome afortment ofI.adies', Gen
uemens Youths' AID MiGes' SHOES. viz.
Ladies Ens'ifh and American Kid Slippers,
do Kid and Jean Sandals
Purple BLACK, green ard yellow Morocco Shoes, with
Italian Wcrtemburgh and fprins heels
n1'nss Leatner' Morocco aud Kid Slippen,
Youths Leather and Morocco Pumps.
Centiemen's Leather and Morocco Shoes,
Corduvan and suwarrow Bcots
do Boot Legs.
nc above shoes will be fold for cain. a. cheap % ess
be psrchafed in iowa. either by the pair or dozen.
AESo.
Brafs Andirons Shovels and longs,
generally on hand. P.rs1.S, Ms,ss -. ,soS.
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The Road to Fortune.

I ne NOaU 10 FORTUNE.
ICkETs and Quarters, in rhe Pyssfsgss Bril-. L~s~y
the higAeR prize Of which 5000 Doar for faIe Il
Thomas Clark's Bookitore.
nearly oppote the Cuifom- Houfe and nfurance Offices,
Fi'h-ireet. portls nd-Where may be had few whole
Tickets in the Fifth cafs s.n5 Hs csas, L..r,,whish
Poht've!y commences drawing the a4th of May.
MDb a.. (6w)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
Portland Academy.

NJ 1AUS!EEs Of the Portland Academy, are here
Thy notified that their next femi-annua merr;rs ~,
DC holden ct the Chamber the prefent po. Office.
M Wednetday the eleventh day 81 April nex, = ten
o'clock in the forenoon = 'eA
Msyes a. SAMUEL FREEMAN. S.<ya.r.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26

REvD. SAMUEL KEMP,
DEGS leave to inform the Public that he has
IStasen the houfe formerly occupied by Captain
Black, the properly of Mr.. Janney Oh the Mall.
Where you9g gentlemen will be carefully
taugh, the EngIhlaogusge gramaticaly, Writ
iag, Accounts, Menluration, OF Supeh,ces, and
Solids, Geometry, T,igononietry, both Pane aud
Spherical, Surveying after The mach approved me-
thods by Logsrishm's, and Meridian dieanccs,
DialIing it all its varieties, together with their
applications in Drawing AID Psrlprcfive--Aar
nomy founded upon the PRINCIPLES, and fentimcnts
OF the Alayfrioss Sir LfsQe Me4utoa, Navigation
by Lunar ohfervatiops, and Double Attitudes,
Gsography with the ufc of the Globes, sc.
with he ntmoR preci6on and correctness.
N. &. Mr.. Kemp aaures thofe who would
with TO honor him with their patronage, that no
pains will be fpared IN endeavoring to form the
tender n,inds of thofr committed to his care,
to the love of b-ry, practice of virtue, and good
msrners. Mt. Kemp weuId ~ih to accommo-
date four young gentlemen.
ADeyening lchool will be kept asreeably to
the ulua hours.
Noy ~ dtC
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26
Copartneyhsp Dyo50ed.

The partnerihip exiting between
the fubierloers, trading under the firm OF Hen.
~ K. May ana Co. in Alexandra, and David
I. Greene, and Co. in Bottom, is this day difsolv.
cd by mutual content all perfons having any
claims agana faid finn, are dslired to call on
II. K. May, here, OF u I Grcere in Boeon,
for iettlement, thofe Indebted are deGred to make
immediate payment.
Henry K, May, continues to tranfad buipefs
in Alexandra, on his own account, and David
I. Greene, this day enters into partnership with
David Greene and Son, 10 trsnfatt buGncfs in
Bottom, under the frm Of David Greene, & Sons.
Henry K. May,
David /. Greene.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26
Vol. W.
Public BALE.

-----s
On TUESDAY next,
Alto O'Clock, will be fold at the Vcndue Store,
r u NJ
In hhds. and bls. French Brandy IN pipes,
CHM pipes and bis.
Whifkey ana Apple Bandy in bis.
Sugar IN hhds. rierces and bis.
s ssi,s ,ss s,,-, Soy ..' !. boxes,
Mould and diprSCandlss
Raifns in kegs. boxes and jars,
u gs in kegs and trails,
Oueen's Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-----ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
DufRls Plains, Kcdcys, Negro Costons,
Screes, Elaaicks, blue FREEZES,
CalImancces, Ruhss, Yarn Stockings,
Chiatzes and Callicocs,
Irith Linens, Silcfa do
Osnsburps and Ticklenbutgs,
Muslin and Muslin Haudkerehiets,
) India MasiinS and Table Clothes,
Baodanna MEMBERSHIPS,
ColiCr'i Threads, Hats and sundty other
articles.
Philip c. Marfellev.
Augua 40.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26
Angua zq.
FRESH FRUIT.

John 4. BURFORD,
La.csD gloas Store,) Prince Street, has tnis day
re,:eiyed, per brig Rachel from Csdiz, brig
b Others Return from AmRerdam, and fch'r
Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft sllell'd Almonds,
5000 Oranges, -
10 bis. Lines, packed in their nataral foil,
4iD boxes Mufcadel and Bloom Raihns, BY
III: box OF retail,
Frefh lemoDds.
Sherry Wioe of hyperion quality,
Ind real Holland Gin.
Has always on Hand.
a ger oral Allotment Of GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, &c.
"a The above articles are all In good order
and and excellent quality.
AsQ.11.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1904.

JAMES BACON,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE
King near Waihiastoa freet,
Has jua received from Philadelphia, New York
&c. Nm extenllve Election ct GROCERIES
coDffing of
Gnnpowcer,
Imperial, Z f As
Hyfon,
n xo9os f Hyl0'' 50fthe latef ImpOr-
Peko. Padra, s@eso" 80" p''' -
poucboog aud eularD ehofsa.
Coma Souchong
Grcen coffee Of fuperio- quality,
Loaf, Lump and Mafcovado Sugar,
w India ard Sugar Honfs Moiafes,
Choice old Madeira,
Particular Tenerife,
Sherry,
BruG-ls, WINES.
Liibon,
Malaga and
Port
Clarct IN fmaH cafes,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirits,
!; s.' e. e.. =. Run.
BET Holland Gin
White Wine aud Cydcr Vinegar,
Bef Salad Oil,
Salt PctIe, Alum, Nader, Coperss & BriEl-
fone~
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves and Caflia,
Cayenne and black Pepper,
Alfpice, race and ground Ginger,
Fig Blue and Poland Starch,
Dlxon's Moftard
Leper's and Hamilton's Snuff,
Bef Chewing lobacse,
Spanih Segars,
Feari Barley anu NtUsy
Shot af4ortei,
F and F + Gunpowdcr,
Gun and pi&ols Flinss,
Single and double Battle do. in papers and
caniRers,
White and brown Soap
Mould end dipr Candies, &C. &c.
As he has in a great meafure laid
himfslt out for the ful plying of private faniliess
and in confcSuenoe thereof taken every pains
pcihblc IN the Election of bis goods, he hausr,
himfe!t from theil hyperion quality, and the low
prices al which he will ddpofs Of them, 20 be ..
bic 10 give fatisfaetien to thofe who viii plcalc
TO favor him with rheir cuaom.
June II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26
.Wf Reces0d,
AND FOR SALE AsABCVE,
THE POLITICAL woKGoF

Milton, Pope, Thompfon, A
kenfieArmar0ng and Green, IN haadionc
poeketvolumeg, ornameoted with copper
plates, and gilt backs, price pervoums loo
TrAnfattions of the foce.y forthc promo
ton OF Agriculture, Arts and Manufactures,
inRtuted in the fate OF New York, Svo. aa5
The Law Of Executors and Adminiltra-
tors, by Samuel ToLIcr, Fig. of Lincoln's
Ina, BarEifer at Law. 2So
Dr.. Laune's Plea for Non Confarnifs. Is
Toplady on Prcdifination. IS
Baxter's Saints Everlafing Ref. loo
The Pious ChnRian. by B.fhop Hay. loo
observations Oh The Medical and Do.
mefic management of the coniumptior, on
edo p~..e OF Digitslis Purpures, and on
the hente OF serePHals5 by ThohaS Bsss..-
oees.M. d. fo6 !
Gatey's American Monitor, 62f
Blare's Lectures vol. octave, 400
Immortal Meptor, 100
Harriton's Grammar, Is
Moorcs Structures, on Female E3uca.it 700
Jackfoo's Bookkeeping $50
Reeves devout Exclcife Of the Heart. sal
Students Military Dicipline, soO+
Avariety OF Lhiidrens Books, ornsmsn,ed with
Copper Plates. A large fuppy Of fupeihns VII
ium paper. common Writing paper, Guilds, wa
fers, &c. &c.
Nav - q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26

III ftpo Parts.
,PsssI, The Afminiao, or doctrine of Univcr.
IA Clarity purified, taken, examined, tried,
at.i ICED, executed, sad. aaatomized.
Part II. The Cqaai Preacher Db,<Rtd,.
NH eommenfs on lescral dark paGages Of fcrip
isis. 10 a ferries OF letters, wss,en at vasous
unlSs to friends in the couusry.
fT Ceadtises, 81. are tsfl at THE abvve
Are.
Isis the opinion Of feyersl respectable clergy
1.sn, tina, the above book contains the grouad
g9sk and principles ofgenuine picty, as it mani
','1iy proves, from the fcip,utes of truth, that
sas aocfrine Of fire.: will sad uniyerfa redemption
eIscuudsd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26

JAMES SANDERSON,

AMES OANDEKcON,
Has JyR recsiUed the tolloryiag articles,
IL Pipes London P. Madeira
Wine, OF afuperior quality,
Old Port Wine il hhds. Or. CaaSs and Bottles,
Burgundy 10 Bottles,
Sherry in or. Cafs,
Cogoiac Brandy,
Jamiaca Spirits,
Hoand Gia,
Peach Brandy, very old,
WhiRey,
Loaf and Mqfcoyad Sugars,
l%2s,''l' TE4s
Young Hyfoo, e f5< lag; lm'0r-
Hyion Skin, N'
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace,
Aiifpice, Black Pepper.
G.ouod Ginger, Salt Peter,
Soap by the box,
Bri,ifh Sail Canvas,
Ruiiia Dunk, fsR quality,
German Tiekienburgs, and Olnaburgs,
Coarse Hats in cafes,
Juniper Berries in bags,
Stone Ware,
IS q. Caiics Engli1 Battle Gun Powder, 10
pound papers lealed ,se1
/ Large Scale Beam with Box Ends,
And Scales complies, of fupelior quality.
Z AfeW bags of frlt quality GREEN
COFFEE.
Nov. s. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
Milton, Pope, Thomplon,

Milton, Pope, Thompfon, A.
s,enfleA tmtroog aud Gscer, IN haotlome
po katyolomes, ofnamented with copper
tnies, and gilt backs, price peryolume loo
.Tranfattions OF the iJciety fofihc promo
ton Of Agriculture, Arts and Manufactures
nIituted il the itatc Of New York, 8yo. as
The Law of Executors ard Adnnifsa-
tors, by Samuel .Toilc:, Elq. Of LincoIn's
Inn, BarriAcr ar Law. ago
DR.. Launc's Plea for Non, Conforni&s. rs
Toplady 90 Fertilization. IS
Baxtef's Saints Eyeraaing Ref. loo
Tie Pious Chrlitian, BY Biihop Hay. 100
O5fervstions on the Medical and Do.
Motto management OF the ooriumpticn, on
tdo pwer OF Digitalis Paspures, and On
the hcure Of Scrophnla, by Thonas Bed
oers,M. D. 100 s
C4,ey's American Monitor, 62f
BIare's Lectures vol. octave, 400
Immortal Mentor, 100
Hartifon's Grammar, Is
kIoores StnGturca, cn Femas Education, 100
Jackioa's Bookkeeping $50
Reeves devout Exercife of the Heart. .614
Stuben's Military Dicippe, 5ook
A variety 0! Lhildtens Books, ornsnensed wish
Copper Plates. 4 large uppy otiupeifne vel
Jun paper, common writing paper, qails. wa
fers, 81. &c.
Nov. T. q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
LOST OR MISLAID,

About Tour weeks ago a note nego-
eiablc at the Bank Of Alexandria, dated lSh
Auguf 1904, dsnwn by George N. Lvles, pay
bic fxsy days after date to William II. L yle
or order. for two hundred dollars, which note
ahdohed by William H. Lyles and David w.
Scott, and has not been paftd away or transfer,
red by as 70 any perfon, therefore can be of no
ule to any one bar ourfelves, it being given us
for property fold. A reward Of FIVE dollars will
be gwen 10 any one who will return it and all
perionS arc torwarned from receiving faid note iu
payment except duly authorized by Us.
Alexander Smith g Son.
November DIV.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19

IOEN V. IADD.
Has for jale at his Ware Hoyf, Primo
STREE 7vbGJ.
tx hhds. Mufcovado Sugar,
do. Loaf do.
20 pancheons Of }amoica, ard Iit,'s Rum
80 bbl4 New Eogand do.
20 pipes Holland Gin
do. Country CIR.
10 Quarter caks S:rcrry Wine,
90 bbls. No. 2, Bot;on B:ct,
40 1erces Rice,
6 Boxes Iomblers aGo,ted,
Elhds. Vine G,Gee,
2 Sets Of best EnsllGl Glfs ware,
10 Cafes cantainipg compete Dung sets OF
China,
10 B ,xcs Tea Table fets,
Cafe Bandanno handkeTchlcfs,
10 Bales Irdia Goods,
1000 Pieces Nankeen,
100 Pieces brown and white RuGia Sheetpg.
Iso Bolts Ruff Duck,
20 DO. Ravens, do.
Bales Rufla Diapers,
l CafelP!a1lIas Royals,
& few Russian feather Beds, with Boilers ard
Pillows,
Tons of Cordace al rted,
Barrels Giaubei's Salts.
Small Anchors and few tons Ell Iron,
an aiiortment of Men and Womens hoes,
IS Boxes Playing Cards, and Cotton, and
Wool Cards,
Coarfe Salt Cheefe Soa Leather; Choco-
late Cinnamon Nutme8s,
A few Boxes freh Tea,
20 bbls Cyder Vinegar.
Dearbon's truly jatt Patent Balance Of all
fzes.
Nov. /. d
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pubIte sale.
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
as,o O'Clock, viii s: fold al the Venaae Store,
r u M
ID hhas. and bls French Brandy in pipes,
Gin IN pipes ard BIS.
Whitley and Apple Bandy in bis.
Sugar IN hhds. tierces add bis:
Chocolate
White aad brown Soap and in boxes,
Mould and dipt jCsndles
Radios in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and fails,
Queens Ware IN crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemeres,
Dafls, Plains, Kelicys, Negro Cottans'
s.rges, Elaticks. Blue Ffiezes,
Calnancoes, Ruiiels, Yarn Stockings,
Chsotzcs aud Calticoes,
I,i(h Llnens, Silefia do
Osna5ntgs and T,ckieabufgs,
Muslin and Muslin Haadkerchiets,
India Moslins and Taoie Clothes,
gandaona Handksrshisfs,
Colo1r'd Threads, Hats and sundIy other
articles. -
Auguf 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
LONDON, September 10.

The Hamburg nails arrived yesterday.
The intelligence which they bring is super
ceded hp accounts OF a more recent date,
which we have received BY the Paris papers
20 the I'd, and the Dutch 70 the 9Th inst.
Those papers contain great variety OF
important information. bat The article which
may be considered as particularly interest
ing a. this momeutous crisis, when the
state oi Europe, andWih it the condition
OF civilized society, tremblesin the balance,
relales to the certainty OF an immediate rub-
ture bctween Russia and France:.--
D'Qa9yH, tie Russian charge d'ABcires,
has quilted l2urjS.
Ills departure is.not mentioned in the
French official paper, but the fact ada7its
Of no doubt, as it is inserted in several o.
the smaller Paris papers. Whether it was
in consequence OF al. unsatisfactory answer
TO the Note, which he was understood to
have presented shortly after Bonapartc bad
LETT the capital, or some ptrcmptorv order
lately received from his court, we have
no means Of ascertaiaing, as the fact is
barely nentlonsd, without any conamenl
Whatever.
.lhe Emperor Of Germany has declared
himself hereditary Emperor Of Austria J;
and has sent new credentials to his minis
ter Paris, acknowledging the new En-
peror Bonaparse.
Bonaparte after having passed SIX weeks
IN reviewing and marshalling his troops
and arranging alhs immense preparations
tor the invasion OF this country, has at
length taken his departure from the coast.
Most of his Ministers, and all the foreign
Ambassadors, had left Paris, for the yur-
pose of meeting his Imperial Majesty at
Alx-la-C haPelle, and Of witnessing all-the
honorand aattery which the constituted
authorities will no doubt, profusely pour
on the modern Charlemagne. The period
OF his stay in that city is not mentioned
but there IS no prospect of his immediate
return tothe coast, as we find that he was
TO contlaue his journey to Bonn, Coblentz
and the principal cities of the newly acquir~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
Z" Health and respect,
"THEVENARD."


His Majesty, the Emperor, set out fhis
morning at o'clock, for Etaples, to Which
he proceeded on horseback through the
Estrand. He breakfasted in his wooden
house, with the Generals and Colonies OF
the army Immediately after he went on
board the Aotilla in the port of Etaples, and
examined it minutely. At eleven O'Clock
he caused the different divisions of the
camp, commanded BY General Loison, to
go through their maneuvres. He was sa-
ushed with their appearance and evoluli"ns.
The maneuyrcs were not finished till Ave
o'clock 1t is supposed that his Majesty
will remain several days ia the camps form
cd in that neighbourhood.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29

Captain Ogilvie, who arrivedat this pore
Yesterday from Cadiz, confirms the ac-
count lately published Of the prevalence
Of the yellow fever at Malaga. from 200
to $50 persons died daily and al the ne
physicians having fallen victims to II, II
Others and supply of medicines have
been sent thither from Cadz. Inc fhha-
b ants as a measure of general safety, ara
prohibited from quitting Malaga and arc
represented as being in very depiora,c,l7
situation, not only from the malignant as
order which prevails, but from the Wanf0'
the common Recessariesot lie. n
General Aoreala and MS lady eonfin11f'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29

Of Embassy, and the chevalier de Mello
Broyner, nephew Of the Ambassador, and
Counsellor of the Embassy. The frigate
is called the Charlotte, mounting 50 guns,
thirty Of which are 18pounders, with 400
men. She is commanded By Don joe
Pedro Pereira de Leite, Captain de Vas-
seau.
g The Ambassador told me that the
Prince Regent Of Portugal had left the fri
gate at the disposal of Madam Lasnes to
carry her back to Lisbon. The Ambassa-
dor proposes to set out with his suite The
day after tomorrow for the place of his
destination. The frigate will enter the
road Of Pennemaneck. The Ambassador
and Commandant of this vessel seem salts
fed with the reception they have experien-
ced.
"Health and respect,
orEHEVENARDr
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
CONSTANTINOPLE, Lnlg 81.

In The insurrection which broke out IN
Aleppo, IN Syria, against the new Pacha'
in consequence of his burthening the Peo'
pie with oppressive exactlons, above 2ooo
persons lost their lives 20 900 janis'ares
fl st rose, and were joined by oo,ooo par
tIsans OF The Sheriffs, aud entered the cas-
lie of the Pacha, IN which he braveiy DE-
tended himself, but was takenby Storm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
PLYMOUTH, September /.

A French boat, with some soldiers, was
picked up few days since, by one Of the
in.shore squadron: she had been blown
out OF the harbour Of Brest bya gale of
wind; The Frencnmen said, on eIamna-
ton, that the whole talk ar Brest was, that
their feet would endeavour to get out tae
first opportunity, as they were ready, aud
several had troops on board. now far
this intelligence may be true, time will E
vince.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29

Reports are circulated 1t Paris Of TIL
pie alliance. offensive and defensive, be-
tween the Emperor Of Austria and France
and the king Of Prussia. Time viii she|
whether there is any truth in them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29

ed departments on the left bank Of u.
Rhine. Uponwhom the command Of ,b
army of England, and the proud dis,ino
ton Of planting the b9nnet rouge, or n.
French Imperial Eagle, on the tower NJ
London, TO devoive, ad interim, we are
unable to conjecture from any thing tia,
occurs in the Paris journals. Indeed wa
should not be surprised if the motion oC tbs
French army to this side Of the water had
been postponed sine die, Tor we find tia,
consld cradle preparations have been max.
king at Strasburg for the reception Of Ii,
Corsicaa Majesty, from wh-pce il was ey.
pected he would repair 70 Paris. The an.
niversary OF his uSurpafion Che 9Th of No.
yember) is only two months distant, a,l
as it is generally Supposed that he means 10
constitute is also the anniversary OF his ca.
ronatinn, ii is not very probable that he
viii, In the interval, sxpose his army 10
the possibility Of any disasters which NAV
affect his present popularity.
According t. private letters from the
Hague oftEie stinst. as soon as his Ma
jesty the King of Sweden received nfor.
nation of the hbrlwhich Boaaparte caused
to be inserted in The Ioniteer, he jmn..
diately dispatched: courier to his charg.
d'afairs at Paris, Mr, AckerbIad, with
orders for him to quit France without IA.
ing leave. At the same tine orders were
sent to Stockholm intimating to Bonaparses
charge d'aGairs there, that his presence
could be dispensed with IN Sweden. All
political relations have therefore ceased
between Sweden and France bat the
Swedish Consul, Gen M. Seigneul, coo.
times still to reside at Paris for tie pre-.
lection of commerce Of the Swedish sub.
iects with France. 1t is, however, sup,
posed upon the continent, that Napolean,
in ofspassion,. will soon order him away,
and declare war against Sweden.
Another report is, that the Russian,
Swedish and Danish ministers, have GUT
Paris.
Our private correspondents at Hamburg
has furnished US with the following com.
munication :-.--' Gen. Berth=lr is daily
expected in this city from Hanover to Dc.
mand, under th@ pretence ola loan, another
2ecuniary contribution Of 1900. CO., mares
banco. The French camp near Laaen.
burgh is to receive considerable reinforce.
ments.
" The king AMI queen of Sweden intend
10 spend the winter at Stfaisund. A frigae
has been ordered from Stockholm to carry
nome the Prince Royal His Majesty
persists in refusing to acknowledge bona
parte as Emperor Of France. The Swe-
dish journals, when they allude to him,
uniformly style him the y9j-dJsaat EmPe-
ror."
Lord Keith sailed yesterday morning in
the Monarch to- oin the squadron off Boz
logne, Lord Melville. and capt. Hope
have accompanied bis Lordship, for the
purpose, it is supposed, for ascertaining
the state Of the preparations along the
French coast.
Stocks, this day at / O'Clock, conso8
81 ID So, omnium prem.
Corn-Exchange, Sept, 1o.-We hadbat
a very short supply ofwheat at market tbs
morning, which had brisk demand, and
prime samples fetched from Is. to 3sl per
quarter more than on Friday. Whea: -
to 7Os fine do Ga: fine -four 55 to 60.
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Arrived this day, the Lord Charles Spen-
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from New-York and Halifax, after pas
sage Of 90 days from the latter.
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