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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
BALTIMORE. Augustus.

Arrived, the English sloop Polly, Toel
20 days from Cape f 11incois, via Turk.
Island. Left at Cape Francois ship Pill.
grim, Gibson, of Philadelphia in FIVE
weeks sch'r Beaver, of do. in COMPANY
with the Pilgrim brig Mary, West, in
IS days for Baltimore schooner Expert,
n1ent, Davis of Baltimore, to sail with the
Pilgrim; schooner Nancy, Brandt, in Is
days for Alexandria; brig Sea Flower Of
Boston, taken BY the French, retaken by
the indegenes, and brought in about 1Oh
July, waiting convoy; ship Governor Sum.
ncr, TredWeh, Boston. schooner With,
am King, Nellage, Newburyport; scbr
Fairplay, of New York, taken off Monte
Christie, by the French, recaptured by the
Iudegenes and brought If. The said sch'r
sailed from Cape Fraincoi. for Gonaives,
i'll company with brig Happy Couple, Sto.
~, OF New York, and would wait for her
convoy homeward. Another schooner was
saken by ehe same rrivateer that took the
Fairp!ay, bat knows not where she wa,
sent to. The brig -, Nash, Of Boston,
was taken at.;he same time the schoone,
was, bus. was re-eaptured and brought into
the Cape. Left at Turks Island, .choouer
-, Hutehins, Of Baltimore, to sail in9
DAYS.
A French privstee,, Of guns Tone bras,
ls and four 6's and upwards of 100 men,,
was captured add brought into Turks i.
land, days before the Polly left it.
Arrived, brig Sally, captain N. Wilt,
ANS, from Boston. .
Six leagues OFF the Capes saw a wreck,
her mast heads just out of water; seemed
to be schooner; but blowing fresh could
not go near her.
Aug. ie.
Arrived ship Friendship, ChapelI Il
ds, from St. Peters, Martinique. Len
there second inst schooner Delight, Hamp'
stead, for New London, in S DAYS; brig
Friendship, Ingraham, for New York inc
DAYS; sioop Hero, Campbell, for NeF
burypors, sailed ,ha soth ult. schooner two
Brothers, Manning, for George Town.
in 10 days; schooner Hazard, Lmden
for Salem, in 10 days schooner RaPp{'
Williams, for Portsmouth, in days D9t
phin, Trippy, fer Go. in $ days os's
Nonparcil, Siddleman, for Newborn, n
days sloop Cato, Ferguson, for Eaens0r!!
and a. number of others, to the number o.
SO or 60 sail. Brig Be,sey, Savage, saIsp
% July, and CIR Marlborough, Whea,
90. Spoke nothing on the passage ~
Monday last Is miles southwark OF CaF
Henry, saw black elump schooner asnolt'
her mainmast gone, could learn nothing
more concerning her. Markets bad
Flour eight dollars. Produce searce-'0'
fee none. Vessels arriving daily.
Also Spanish schooner Nostra Segnotla
Lug Cosguia, 80 days from CamPsaen y,
Left no American vessels there. ocnc.
ner -, Johnson of Philadel?usIa'
sailed a few days before for Slvat WIZ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
HUME,
KINGSTON, lam July IL.

The American Schooner Linnet, from
Barbados, bound to Alexandria, takenby
French privateer, and recaptured by tn.
Mermaid frigate, arrived yesterday.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
Valuable Real Property and
Houfehold Furniture,
EE0R SALE.

Twill lei! 4, PtsbIic Sale, TO the
.hiehea bidder, for ready money, On sa'arday the
20, day 81 September next. thar
;HO u Sc.
and IMPROVEMENTS, a, p.efsnt occupied BY my Ia
nily, with Ne whole of the L0 1 on which the
isid Houfe Aands, containing ewo aeseas boin led
ON the W.R by Wahin9toa erect, AMI on shs
North by Oronoko ltfcet. Tina property Is IN
ayery ahandlome par, of shs town, and viii sn-
frsr both fosA town asd country houls. Part OF
.,he LOT is occupied a. gasden, which Is eaten
Eve and in higfsRate OF GUILTY. alton.
ALSO,
NY Hoaiehoid and Kitchen 'FuFRi-
surs--con6aing of tables, chairs, beds and bed,
ding, bedsssads, book cafe, a4uansity of b>'oks,
,tGrezss, cheR, Of drawers, easiCoachce and t3af
nais, &c.1Sc.
This ptoPesy win S.6i;Dt5 81 Jsl on ib't q,
fos what is wili bring, 10 fatisfy ds0s claimed
from me BY N'i'kiam Hepburn.
N. B.--The Houies and Lot will
BE difpoied of at private fax. if reatonasle etler
mould BE- made for ,hem at any time eetose the
aash day tof September. :
John Dunass.
a dc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
THE PARTNERSHIP OF

Thos. Clagett and Thos. Il. clagett,
= Late traders under the Am of Thomas Clastn
sad Co. sxpired on lhe 6sit day Of the pfslcn,
month. All thole having claims againR chem are
8 reqaeeed 70 bring them in, snd all tkofe indsbs-
ed 10 theR ate slto reaueaed TO make immediate
paymsns to T6qnas cLase.t, who is fully en-
powered to ietrie the fame.
Thomas Clageu,
Thomas Henry Clagett.
Iaa. 20. lso4 iA1gl Jaws :
FOR SAFE, at Raueaszeortk,
A few likely yeusg NE GR0ES
stSt}.t ALSO,
Mara ard Colts. equal IL blood to any la Aass.
siess and atoat iiirty bead OF Sheep.
John Bou<s,
ASsns for Vim. Nszhagh. :
Asg. II. saw4wla
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
public 5aIe.

On Thurid ~ next, a, four O'Clock in
The aftcrnoon. will be fold a, the dwelling
h0ufe OF NJ $ PUGH, Fairfax Rteet.
A VARIETYQF
Koufehold and Kitchen Furniturc,
and iundry articles Of. Greceries.
Philip @. Mayaeller.
AuguR 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.
An infallihc remedy for corns, cey removing thcn,
root and branch, wS,aoat giving pain
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,


So celebrated among the fashionable throughout Fu-
rope as an Invaluable co{netic perfectly innocent and
e free from corrove and ep-lent numerals (rhe bats
of otherotionsl ard OF unparalleled efficacy preventing
and removing berhes in the face and kin Of every kind
particularly treckles, pinaries, inamnptcry rcdnef
curi, teters, ring worms fun burns prIek!c heat g.
.lkc perian Lotion operates mildly, wjthoutnlpedil
that natural ncukhle perturbation which is cileta TO
health YET its fautary e|feas are peedy and pcrma
ncn rendering rhe fn dclicacey oft and clear iprov-
ing he complexion, and refoling the hlocm of youth
Never falling render Ordinary counsenancc beau
tfuI and an handome m0feso.
The RESTORA TIvE POWDER for tke
TEETH and GUafS.
This excellent preparation comforts and Grengthens
the gums precrves the enan,el from decay and ceanles
and wens the teeth, by abtobng all that acrimonious
ane ard ounefs, which fuffered accumulate, never
ails TO injurc and finally ruin thcin.
DR.. HAf{Nss GENUINE l. f. WAFER.
fovereign remedy for all difeas Of hee eyes whether
the eiFc Of natural weakreis of accdent deductions
OF rheum, dune, itching and films the eyes, never
failing tole ladies' which frequently tucceed the
imaI pox, meafes and evers and wonderfully itrength
enng weak fight. Hundreds have experienced its ex
celent virtues, when yearly deprived Of fight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
Valuable Medicines,
a. f4AMII .TON,s. ELlXfR,

toveregnrcrlu,iy for ods, Obitiuatc Conghs AHh'
mas, Cstarrhs, sore 1igOats and Approaching Con-
fumptions.
10 sarents robo way bave children c97ifte@ qo't6
TIE HOPPING COUGH.
This dfcovagy isoF the fra magnitude, as It IS an
Immediate ee checks the progrsis, and ina hort 5s
entirey removes the mott cruel dofder 70 wnen enle
r-n are habstne Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and
he oge 10 fna that no difficulty arifes in takingic.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
Nytbe fo3ay, VirgiHiia.
Ecrefenleg.

pug,halcd Il yopr ep The preparations you call Fla
milton Etg.ete or Exra9 of Mufard, which believe
has rerec tca,oved chronic rheunatial Co. that sind
named f.4ca, CT Of the hp joint under which had
ab,rel6 for long tinle ard which had bained every
srssie IN the N5eria Mcdica and every mode of treat
net received INTO practice for the of this Obinate
dae, You think this letter uiefrl you are at liberty
TO m Ike il public.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
Kirg Street,

KNg Sfreef.
sSstaiy ivforms TIE Pablo that be has rceeizsd,
from Lee g Cas- Parent and Family lledirin
Stare, N<qo Ysork, a fre6 az5artmeat IF re fol
bqcj4g
Valuable Medicines,
Whitb are. IL high sds<m ard gensralgle tbroag6-
ant The Uaifsd States, mary Of tbess berg l'la
draper fbaa The drugs at qubicb they are can
1oauasd eould Be- txfebafed at a retail Stofs.
T TAKE NoT1cE,
TBaf r. sKenntdy, Jex. IS appointed TIE ONLY
Ageat for Alex0nds4a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
Fan LUTHER MARTIN, En-. Anora<y Gene
yafof The State Of Maryland.
Gen0eren,

Gentlemen,
comply With your requeR in Eating my opinion
af Hsnitors Eixir 1t has been ufed in my family Tor
two ST three years pa with unifotm iuccefs whenever
colds, coughs. or hmar comPllnts have rendered I;
,nelicine. neceaary have myelf found it an excellent
and agreeabe ree fora very painful and soubieion'e
affection Of the bTeale accompanied with oreneis ana
with obQrntted and difficult breathing
Onthefx accounts do not hetate co recommend la
miIros Elixir, as available medicine, and delefving
public atten,lon. - ,..nr,N
nr Abijah Henly Bridgcssreet Baltimore was cur,
ed by one bottle of aulitons elixir Of very complicated
diforder, occaiioned by levere cold c1ugh Ieyefas
months ago He bTcahed with the greateis dineui5y'
ana was often thrown Into weakening iwcatS when ne
attempted TO walk any ditanee, and his voice ~ouId
freueay fail in uch degree that ne eDud only at
esnot 70 whifper he has been upwards Of tx weeks
,v1.ut return Of his complaints and deires 10 give
this pblc tefsmony in favour of this Invaluable med
cine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
EAAfILTON's ESSENCE and EXTRACT
nf MUSTARD,

fasc and e=efua remedy for govt, rh9uuae'', Hais
isy ipssis, bTufes, pains in the face and neck, &c
An has pcrfnrned cures n the above complaint
than all the other medicines ever before made Fubhc
Fyor DR.. Weatberba,u,
NJtbe fo4ay, VrgiHia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
TOOTH ACHE DROPS

The only remedy yet dcovered which gives inln,cdi
ate and lafiug relief in the mott ievase inaances.
Tie SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the ITCH.
Which is warranted iniallible remedy at one appE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
DR.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as invsluable medicine tor INC
needy relief and Of the various complaints
which relnlt from difpated peshres-;uvcne pdiiere-
sonsrefdence in sates unvourable TO the conttitn-
tonthe ianaoerate ute Of tea, frequent inxcato or
any other detrrGtiye ntclperance the onfut or ex-
reiye uf Of nercurythe diftalcs peculiar females,
# certain period Of le--bad'ly9gs in, &c. &c
And is proved BY long and extenive experience TO be
absolutely unparalleled IN the cure oil
Nervous dilorders, Violent cramps N the
Conlunptions, Romach and back,
Lownels of fpirits, lndigett,on'
Lois appetite, Melancholy,
gmpurty Of the blood, Gout IN the feunach'
HyRer;cal affections, Painsin the hmos'
Inward weallneiies, Relaxations, ~
d Sernia1l weasnencs, Involuntary eahAiohs'
Flaoraibus, (orwhites) O5tnate gieets,
pa'rennels, lmPoteney' %e' 0e,
In cafes of extremity where the long prevalence and
ahanaev Of diieaie has brought on general impover
hmcnt of the fyaem. executive debinty OF thc ~hois
;r,me, ard waiting OF the aefh, which no nourih'nent
Tor sora could repair perseverance IN ths ute OF this
f,le3:cine has performed the moa altcnhing curss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17

atio and may be uied with pere& facty by pregnant
women or on infants week DID, containing parti
Gle of mercury or any other dangerous ingredient what
ever and is not accompanied with that tormentng fnart
which attends the application of other remedies
THB SANODYNE ELIXIR
For the cure of every kind Of headache.
INDIAN VICE FABLE SPECIFIC.
a fate and tpeedy remedy for the venerial diteae.
An ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF cure
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and malignant
fevers,
is RECOMMENDED
DR.. EAFlNss AMI. BILIOUS PILLS.
The operation of hcle pills specifically mild, 10 as 20 De
ufed with ety by pcrions in every itua,ion and OF eve
age.
They are excecntly adapted to carry off luPeffupus
bile, and prevent its morbid ceretionsto reitole and
amend the appetitero procure free pcrpirati5, aud
thereby prevent colds, which often attended WIN
fatal conftqucaces-a drie fails 10 remove cold,
ii taken its r appearance. They celebrated Tor
removing habtual cotivencs--fckneis the Romach,
and fevere head ache---and ought De taken by ali
perlons change OF climate
az Sold likewife BY S. Pleaiants,
Richmond Ro6 and Dopgja6, Peters
burg T. Green, Frederick)5ugh; G.
Plwdle, ,SmithfcJd; NJ. Jones, Suffolk;
Dr.. Miller, WlnchsGe1; R. Gresndou,
WIJJlam/buxg;; and 7. SaauO, LeeI5wg.
HOaltes and Lots for Kent, and for Sale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
p. WBATHERByRN.

Iohn Hoover rope maker, South Second Street, be-
tween Mary ana Chri0ian-Street PHILADELPHIA volnn-
tarilv raaseh oa.h as follows. namely, thar his wife
May u. YER was 70 fevereIy afflicted with vio'en,
rheuas, very dangerously iltuased, the conitguence
OF favere cold aeryng in, to sc confined TO her bed
for fvsra weeks. and was at length reduced 20 the
melancholy apprehension Of remaining cripple for life,
notwithstanding the mott retpceetable medical advice
wps followed, and every probable remedy attempted:
when leeiez leyera cafes of performed by fla
n,,,tons E1ence and Extract of Muard. they were pro
cured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South ieccnd-Street.
The fril application enabled her to walk acrefo the
room and the ue Of hottie rctored her to her ufua
fate OF health and Arcngth.
JOHN HOOVER.
Sworn and fu5fcFibed before Ebnezsrger Foron, Efq
one Of the juices the peace for Philadelphia County
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-17
IOYN HOOVER,
EAMTLTON's
W0RA1 DESTROYING LOZENETS.

whic. have within four years paR cured upwards of
one hGndrcd and twenty houfand perons of both exes
of every age and in every 6tuaton of various dangerous
complaints arng from worms, and form obGruaions
or iauRefs in the ttonisch and bowels.
This rnelicine bears analogy whatever of Gmiar
title 60 eannnoa'y of as operating with
ence on the contrary particular excellence of this
remedy les heng icd every age aud copttic.,ion;
contais uctling but what is perfectly iunocent, and is
C. naid IN operation tAat iTjuIe the mol
rlicate preg lady, the rende-e& 'ans afa week
IA aond no exit in the body, hYt wil, with
T van or ssipng, ceanf the aonlzeh and bowels of
h.sevcf IS foul oGcniyc, and thereby prevent the
....a;s,a cf worms and many fatal Giforders, They
r. ryicalary eicaeicas in carrying OF all grofs hu-
,ra eoraptsons evccih and bilious complaints and
= eshr f,feR 1cA mildea pssgative than ufed on
Ms ,ccaiOn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

This day at le O'Clock, the PRECEDENT of the y
States delivered the following Medage te
both Houfes of Congrefs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Gnngccfa.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WoDsm6er str, 1904,

NoDsm6er str, 1904,
Be'ngthe day appointedbyl law for theneetine
or Congrefs, quorum wasformed /: the mem.
oerS preient were 81. Three of whom are new
members viz.
Chriitopher Clark of the Rate of Virginia. IN
the room of John Trigg deceaCed.
Samuel Riker OF the rate of New-York. IN
the room of John Smith appointed Senator Of
the United States, and Simon Larned of the
nate OF Maflachufetts in the room Of I'bo,nrC,r
J. Skinner, rehgned.
lheie were ieVerally fworn to fupport the
contribution ofthe United States, and thereunon
they took their feats.
On motion OF Mr.. J.Randolph il was ORDER
ca that the Clerk mir. John Beckle,,l notify
ehe senate that quorum of the Houf. was
ioIiheo ana readyto proceed to buiinefs.
Mr. BecSley mentioned to the Speaker that
the members ofthe Senate had adjourned b,If
an hour ago, but had not formed a or,orno,.
Letters from the Governors of VIRGINIA aud
mi'achnietts were received by the Speaker s,
,aio on the table without being read, az was al
10 dhother M the German Lanruare.
fu'inant 70 the fanding rules and orders nj
me nonie; the following committees were an
pointed viz. 'P-
A Committee of Elections, conGa;no os
menrs' findleY, Varnum, Livingston, Een1edv.
Eppes, Clagett and Elmer
a Committee of Ways and Means. con6Gino
OF meiirs. j. Randolph, Jofcph Ciay, @. Grill,
woid' Boyle, Davenport, N. R. Moore, and
Meriwether. '"''
: c1e OF Commerce and Manufactures, con-
snl1S or meHrs. 5. l.. Mitchell, Crowriprf,ield.
Sl'Creery, Leib, Newton, Early and Cbittcn'
den. an" S'''Ieh-
another q Claims, coniitng of MeGrs. I
:. Sm'Sh, Holmes, Chamberlain, Stanford. Pa.
ter, Bedilger, and Stanford.
and aI,o one of revival and unfrifhcd hue.
r 1eis, COMMITTING of Mears. Tenuey, Dickfon and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
SENATE.

Monday, November S.
Thirteen members prefent--Nc quorum.
The Vice-Prefdent was in the Chair.
Tueiday, November 6.
Seventeen members prefent---No quorum.
Wf6roaay, Novessbtr 7, 1904.
Eighteen members attended, who, contributing a
Quorum, proceeded to buiineis
A committee coniiifing of MeiIrs S. Smith and
Baldwin, was appointed to Join the Committee of the
iouie OF Representatives wait on the PRECEDENT, to
inform him that the two Houfes had formed Quo
ruins, aud were ready to receive any communication
he might be willing to make.
Rev. Mr.. Mccormick was chofen Chaplain.
The votes were
For MIR. Mccormick, 10
Dr.. CAN'T,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

cd and Mr.. Bec!ley delired to acquaint the Sc
Herewith.
MIR. Newton preieneed the petition of John M
Cleland, old dabled folder of the Revolutionary
War who had been everely wounded at the battle oil
Eutaw fprings in 1850 praying fome additional aiiif-
tance referred to the Committee Of claims.
Onn,ot;on, the petitions of Edmund Briggs and o.
.hers We're feverally referred to the Committee of
claims.
Mr.. ]. Randolph reported from the Joint Commit
tee, appointed to wait upon the Proficient, that the
Committee had performed that fervice. and received
for aufwer, that he would make communication to
Congfeis, in writing, at ~ O'clock to morrow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
Noyem5er 7, 1904.


Another letter in thu German lanouare 6r,;I,- ,c
thofe received ah felton, was laid by Mr. Speaker on
the clerks table
Doctor Lei6 obierved the narrow limits to which
The members confined by the reduced (ze of the
chamber they now occupied and the difficulty the
members were expofed to in pafTing and repairing in
the lobby, by the adinillon of hranrers He was
Iorceo by theie considerations to the houfe to
refclud Of their rules which permitted the members o
introduce rangers. But another required tina, mo-
mons tor altering the Handing rules of the houfe foud
only ne made on giving days previous notice he
conteuted hmfef with laying his motion on the table
On motion of Doctor LeiJ, committee of accounts
was appointed whole duty il was to fuperntend and
control the expenditure of the contingent fund of the
upon the fame.
The Secretary Of the Senate, MIR Otis delivered =,
n1eilge TO the Houfe informing tina, the Senate had
formed aquorum, and were ready to proceed 70
bulnefs. ~
Alto, That the Senate had appointed a committee
to JON the committee Of the Houfe 10 wait npop tho
rrehdent o; the United States, and inform him that
quorum OF the two Houfes arc sGen5lsd, and req
to make.
MIR. r. Crif7ooid moved to refer to the committee
OF Claims the petition Of Mofe, Tayon and p. Law
Inn Preiented lait FELTON,, praying proportion Of fall
vage' which they eonfider tn have accrued 20 them
under the la~ on this fubjea pafed in 1899, and il
was referred accordingly.
a msnsge from the Senate, informing that they Rad
coneurred IN the ReGolu.ion Of the houre that two
ChsPIains Of different denomination, be appointed.
ana on their part they had appointed the Rev Mr.
M. Thomas OF New York, moved to proceed bv
paot TO APPOINT Chaplain on the part Of the bouf
Rev. VIM. Bently of Salem, Mafachufetts. and Rev
Mr.. Parkinfon were nominased.
10 he for '""u
Mr. Bentley, Gil
Mr. Iavyrie OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

A London paper of Sept. 18th fays, b" One
hundred Shipwrights from Brett have arrived at
Antwerp, wherethere is 500 now af1emb!ed.
Their number is to be increafed to 5000. The
keels of feven fhips OF the line have been laid
down there, which will increafe the number of
bips ofthe line on the Rocks to 100. Great
quantities of timber and other materials are ar
irving at Antwerp, from BruIels and Holland.
They ALTO expect 500 llaves, who will be en-
ploycd in the works carrying on in that port.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

IF this calculation be correct, it follows that
Of all the above cities, Petersburg, occupies
the greatef fpace, but has proportonally the
fmalleft number of houfes and inhabitants
Each individual, at Berlin, occupies nearly'fo
fquare perches; at Paris, two at London, one
half; at Petersburg, nine at Vienna, three !;
at Anfterdam two; al Stockholm, five and at
Rome, three.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
GENERAL MoRRAU.

A gentleman who, with his three filters, was in pri
ion in Paris, in confeqnsncs Of their intimacy with
general Morcau and his family, and who, on their
being relea(ed, immediately fed TO England, has
favored US with the following curious and inter-
citing particulars relative the late pretended con-
fpirsey.
(C6a,icfoa Coq,ie,J
When Moseau and Pieheg1l were err fparately
confined in the Temple, it was the intention of the ~
furPer to dearoy them privately in prifon but fri
was thought adyfable TO found the temper Of the
people and the army, and il was conidcred the fafcr
plan to begin with eichegru In purfuauce Of this. a
report was circulated that he had poifoned inic the
night before. As this report produced ittle more
thsn fu5ea Of regret 20 fone, and converalion and
fafpicon to all, the neafurs was decidedly adopted.
and four Marnai,ikes were dispatched on the fame
night, who franglsd he general with Rick, in the
rlanaer already dcferibed.
The murder Of Moreau, however, required grca-
ter DECREE Of caution, aud the agents Of government
began b. fpreaJing sumor that the general was AZ
talked b. violent and dangerous purring which
was likely % prove iatsl to him This occafoned >
Ssfy a'ong isaie,i6h among the military, and pep
PIE OF all d.eeptons but that was not Efficient 10
put end 70 toe proeG and The next dy il was re-
portei that Ia Died oi the complaint in the morning.
I.was then, indeed, dat government had good res-
ION for alarm.
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ELLIS & ALLAN.

:, AVE received, by the late arrivals from, tcrdoo
! ! * Liverpool, a very handfon1e s.,ofto,en, 81
GOODS in'table to the feafoa, which they win fsI on
Ta-rTlber Ii.
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chief CITIES ~ EUROPE.

II. Langham's, member of the Royal Acade-
my of Berlin, has publifhed the following
comparative view of the population OF the
nrincit,al cities of PuroDa
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The Clerk WAS then directed 70 riop,y the
rnen'bers with the ufual number of iiicn newt
papers as they might feverally direct-After
which Il was,
Retolved, That the daily hour to which the
tiouie !hall ftand adjourned during the preieut
felton, be eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
Fiicurned.