Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06

Mr., NfilIcr, unaQVlSediy cleared HlS veSs
sci for Embden with an intention of going
TO Havre or one of the neighbouring ports,
that until YOU have official notice of the
blockade of the Dutch port you should clear
out for the Dutch port you wish to enter.
Aad when yoH receive such notice and are
dubious eff the continuance of the blockade
you must not instruct your master to go
to and enquire Of the British cruizers of
the blockade port, whether II exists or not,
but make the enquiry in a British port
After notice is given you must not clear
ont Cor blockaded port.
{ TIE court considered captain Mlller's
destination to Einbden as colorado, as a
fraud it certainly deceived orr cruizers
in the channel who on being informed that
his destination was Embden suffered him
to proceed. Fad she been cleared for Fe-
camp or D:eppe. had the master s,eered
for some of those ports only, she would
not have been detained. Indeed all would
have been well, Notwithstanding the false
destination, had not the captain after being
fairly warned Of the blockade of Havre,
madiv persisted IN the attempted to enter
that port. /,
1t appeared by the letter and bills OF
lading that Messrs. --antl---A- had some
knowledge of the colorado destination and
their property on board was condemned.
On freighting goods by other ships 1T
therefore necessary to enquire whether the
owner of the ship has given any instrucsl.
Gus to the master that may involve your
property by his unneutral conduct.
g II is nor probable that the Dutch ports
will be tlockaded."
DuQae's Dinner.-We observe by the
Aurora that there has been democratic
feast at Philadelphia in honor of Leib's re-
election as member OF Congress, which
event Duane calls "the triumph Of Re-
publicanism." Every body who knows the
extreme worthlessness of the man whose
success is thus spoken Of, will agree in the
aptness of the terms which Duane has ap-
Piled to it "The triumph of Republican,
ism," Of that rcpubIicanism we mean
wtichis now current, has become, andsun-
til there shall be radical change in public
opinion will every day become more and
more the triumph of proAigacy over princi-
pie, of folly over wisdom, OF falsehood over
truth, in short, of all those detestable vices
which spring from she wild mlsrule of
alicen.ous mob, over every thing that is
great and good, and valuablein well re-
guated community. Sucn triumph the
democrats of Philadelphia assembled to
celebrate, and according to the account gl-
ven of it by the "organ ofthe public will, ;"
it was in the true sans culotte style. AS
many of the poor half starved Devils as.
could crowd into the room entered and
took possession Of the tables, where they
continued no doubt until they had eat and
drank enough TO the honor and glory of re-
publicanism, Those who could not be adj
mlttrd to the first sitting, were in the mean
while whettlng their appetites on whiskev,
the true republican, liquor, Ia the adjoining
room, in the hope of being at least per-
rnitted to knaw the bones and devour the
fragments that were left. No sooner there.
fore had the6rst set of cormorants retired,
than in rushed the lank and ravenous tribe
who had been Kept SO long In hungry ex-
pectation of sharing in this civic festival
But 10 to their utter astonishment, not a
scrap OF any thing eatable was left--not e.
ven a bone or crust to satisfy their craving
maws. But says Duane, who by the bye
had taken good care, as he generally does,
70 provide himself with competent share
70 the loaves and fishes within his reach,
this was ONO kind OF consequence, for ca
ting was Dot the object, but g convivial,-
~ and ioy,'' and they were accordingly en-
tcrtained with g the pleasures of song and
sentiment An excellent entertainment
truly for aparcel ofhalt famshed soOereigns
they must have been in high humour to
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