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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12

PIRCINIA, TO NIT
AT Il CHAgcERr DiSTRIcT CoURT HELp hT THE Fosass
CApiToL, IN THE Ci7r or HILLIAMssuRc, 0e 12A
day9 July, 1904.
Ga7pin La7gjoa, T9ffbb Dc,aecy and Sally bis
7UJr and Zaebariab Delaney Plaintiff
AGAINST
Eliza Garter anu Elizabeth bis 7oifs, Lafe Eli
Sabfb LN1yfo,d, 7oido7O of Le70it Laqsfoyd
deeraIfd, Harriet Lu,tord, Hiram Lnnsfor6,
Mayia LHaJford and Da,ip5 ~. Lnas/syd,
ebi,ca and eo-bars Of ne Jaid Defends
appearing 70 tie EiaS7oa eff5e Coaf, hat Eaee.5e
entering 9fbe0,dey in Ibis eags oafJc Dag efnly
one boaad eight bnadyed asifbye, in NE qoordS /ooqo-
ing TIE dJendaaf5 geo0 Vvjow attachment fer fciy
contempt in not ogjreregfbe bin efbe PLAINTIFF, bafb
been returned executed, 6Y failing 10 az7osy tie ae,
bs Cart, on he motion Of be Plaintiff BY fbeir eorai,
tb tale their GHfoy seafs and 7giI 6yeeeed at 6-
tire dag, to dss,ce tie matter beree/, nal be laid de.
saaaAfs on or ks0rce tenth Gay efbe term next oh,
bey aii bave been yved 4o6 copy off5is ord, H,zo
eag tot be eoryary" Dedsrdasts ba0e SeopoveI5en.
9c' oat Of his Commonwealth, 70 hat hey easnot rf,-
ved 7Vb eopyoffbe (ad or on motion ofbe bloCfig;
~ fber soug it is ordered afB he aiddsfr1af, 40 ab-
pear here on the f9 day Of berea Term, and azfsoey ID.
Wefbr Plaintiff, aad5at es9y oftbs oySer bc /,.5
siB igrfed in E7e ae7gfass erlbe city of Riei.z,vs
70, f70o no7fJs rssvey, and Psed at bs front doo, ~
hs/ormey Cepifolia this City.
W2m27 hNTH0AT ROBINSON, C. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12

TO THE HONORABLE THE SPEAKER AND MEM
BERs OF TINE ROUSE OF DELEGATES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12

Sixfbly, and laftly, the feudal fyfem.-Am-
fyftem, may be found in Hume, Robertfon and
Gibbon and condeDfed account of its intro
duetion into England, its abufes, and its aboli-
ton, during the reign of Charles III. by Black
ftone, is familiar, preiume to every ftudent of
law. Iihal not therefore attempt heightened
detail ofthe fervitude incident TO this ftrange POI
lily, but ihall content mylelf with brief alb
ltract of its mott prominent and debating fea-
lures. The barbarous jargon, of aidJ, reiiefJ,
primer .IeifAS, zOardBipJ, marriageJ, tines, and
ecbeatJ, incident to this fyhem, will be, perhaps
unintelligible to many of my readers. A COM
plete explanation Of the degrading fervices and
cruel exaaions meant by thefe terms, would
furpafs the limits Of this efIay, already fear ex-
tended to too great a length. But an adequate
idea may be formed, ofthe consequences refuIt-
ing from the feudal privileges, even among the
gentry and lower nobility, by recurring to
Backbone the mon abridged, and at the fame
time, the mot forcible defcription of tyranny
that have ever met with. lie obfsrves-" the
families Of all our nobility and gentry groaned
under the intolcrable burdens, which, lin con-
fequence Of the fiction adopted after the con-
quef) were introduced and laid upon them by
the fUbtety and hnefe the Norman Lawyers.
For be6des the eicutages for which they were IL
able IN defe6 Of perfonal attendance, which,
however, were aiiehed by themfelves in psra-
meHt, they might be called upon by the king
or lord paramount for aids, whenever his eldefl
fon was 70 be knighted, or bis eldeft daughter
married not to forget the ranfom of his own
pericD, The peer,on the death of his snceRor,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived here, laff Friday, Sch'r

Arrived here. laa Friday, Sch'r Jofeph OF
Somerfet. John Tro,s, jun. mater, "a days
from Trinidad. Left there the nth ult. the
following veGeIs, viz.
Brig Mary Torsns, Samuel Finer, Of
Newbem. N. C.-big Lave Oak. Peter Chafe,
of do.-fchooner Paragon. P. Limsn, Of Alex.
aodria-fch'r Bscchps, John Harper, Of Phila-
delphia-fch'r Commerce, Gilbert Updike, of
Newpor--ich'r Republic, George vrooms, Of
-; fch'r Mary Aon. Samuel Hutchinss,
Of 80, fch'r John, Philip Martin. Of -,
Chr Adventure. Jofeph Bailey, Of - !
n ,op Wealthy George Clarke, Of New York
brig Elizabeth Coats, Ephr,im Tsppan, of New
burypos'.
Arrived here on Saturday lar. Ship EIeono.
"a. Cole. $50 days pafsse from Casioo. On
the 4th Feb. of Pulo Aor, in the Ch;oa trss.
the Enelifh Company fhips from Canton fell 10
With Fseoch fqusdron, conGaing Of one g.,
swo f:igates & corvettes and sfteT coa6desA-
Bile engagement the EnsIih hips bear them of
In the trsifs Of Sunda. fpoks the fhip IGs. capt.
Benz. Dexter. bound 70 CASTOR. July sad. Lat.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

"When Colonel Hamilton, Aid de Camp
to General Wilmington. forced Lee to the field
for ridiculing that Generss abilities, Lee receiv-
ed his FIRE, bat refufcd either to retraet what he
bad faid. or to return fho,: '', You may fire At
:" me all day., Sir, (fA,d Lee) If il will amu!e
" you What have faid am not difpofed
" TO recall but ] Mould conceive you do your
Z" f0fv0n no great honor. by thps affirming his
" caufe and as for returning ypur fire, beg
.' TO be executed. General Lee csn acquire no
/" honor by the death Of Colonel Hamilton /"
This inaance Of magnanimi,y in the char
aefcr Of Gen. Lee wss evidently ferrous topic
Of rejection aftetwsrd to Gereral Hamilton.
Ii appears to have had poudcrous influence in
his mind IN the progrcis Of his late difference
and fatal interview with Col. Burr. The Pre-.
vious doubts he entertained and cxpfefIed about
returning Col. Buu's FIRE. evidently owed their
origin to the example Of Gen. Lee, which he
had h;mfeIf wiineaed in 70 feafible and hrkinR a
light; and, however he might have pretended
TO condemn and defpife the character Of Gen.
Lee, Rrongly evidences, in this particular, . &c.
cret recognition, and foIemn appfoba,ien of il.
The inqui6tive mind is, in This infiance,
ensblcd to draw a fatisfattosy diftineaion, be-
tween rial gvsasnt/5, and that Of borrowed.
and fecondsfy nature. We behold here the
character Of Lee. like deep, and majeAic river.
moving with dignity, in calm and uurufsed e.
Ience while, on the other hand, we difccrn
fhallow brooE ehattefing among the pebbles that
lift themiclvcs above i,s furfAcc.
tGen. LEE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
DUELLING.

The great Outlaws Adolphus finding that
the cuaom of dueling gas become slarmine!y
prevalent among the officers in his army, was
determined TO fupprefs. if pofIfole. thofe faIfe
notions of honor. Soon after the King had
formed this rcfolntion, and ifIued fome very rig.
orous edits sgsina the pratiice, quarrel arofe
besween two Of bis Reuersls; Who agreed TO
crave HE mzjeay's permifliou to decide their diff.
ference by the laws Of honor. The King con-
tented; and faid he would be fpeeiator of the
combat. He went accordingly. to the place ap.
pointed. attended Uy body Of guards. and the
public executicner. He thea told the combs-
tants, that " they auft fight till one of them di.
ed )" and tsroins to she erecssiooes. he ad.led.
I" Doyou Immediately arike off the head Of the
furvivor. The Moaarch's inacxibility hsd
the dcfred effefe: the difference between the
t~o officers was sdjaaed; and no more chal-
lenges we're heard Of in the army OF Gaffavas
AdoIphrs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
Lateft Foreign Articles.

The brig Union, Capt. Thomss. arrived
at Philadelphia Aug. Sth. after paIage of 4S
days from London. The papers bro't by this
veiTel are to the 10Th June. and il IL laid, that
there is large packet on bard, iuppo!ed to be
from ont legs,icn near the Court Of ST. James's.
direfted to the Hon. James Mzdifon, Secretary
Of. Stse.--Thc valuable library Of the late DR..
Pfefton. beqoeathed by him to the library CON.
pany of Philsdelphia, 10 on board this veffel.-
The 6.llo~ing articles are extracted from the
Morniss Poa.
LONDON. June 6.
A letter from Rsme, dated April zs. fays |:
-" The Neapoli'sn fqusdron which failed late
" on cruife sgaina the Barbary. pirsses, is
gone to Onas,s. This fqusdron viii be confid-
erSbly icugthened by the gun boan which the
As.erieans are building IL Napier at their own
expence. An officer fromthe United States has
sriived ss Naples to manage this cooccrn. This
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
N E w P o r T,
Murday, A4g. is, 1904.

The Dedham % Minerva" of the 7th infi.
lays, % Laf sueidsy heavy hover, attended
by much hard thunder, psiied over this and sd-
jscent towns. In the meadow, called Fowl
Meadow, In Dcdham number of men in corn
pany we're getting in hay. They had jue loaded
a Wagon. when the ihower became 70 fsvefe,
that the father and fon, by the name OF Filher,
went under IL, white or more, ran 20 hotfe-
covered Wagon. about so rods ditiant for lhel-
ter. They had NOT been ,hus ltualed long, be.
fore remarkable aresm Of lightning arsSk the
loaded Wagon, Get the hay on hre. which, with
the Wagon was eoufumed---killed both the OK.
en- on the pole, bot without doing any other in
jsry to tholc under IL, than Running them. Bat
what rendered the fcene Till more awful and Ia.
Incntable. before the other party had tine 60
leave their own cover, and go TO their ailiasnce,
another tremendous electric ttrcam took into the
top OF the horfc-waggon. laid the whole OF them
in heaps. one cf whom, by the name Of Talbot.
young man belonging to Sharon, was, when
the Others -,evivcd. taken up for dead man.
The lightning to.sk him on the head. rent his
hat and pa6ins from thence down bis arm, burnt
his clothes aionder, leaving freak in his nelh,
tore a glafs bottle. which food near his feet
containing fome fpirits, into atoms. and paiIcd
off. But by a continued application of wafer,
he gradually revived, and was carried home |,
where We undefaand. he lived in extreme cain
until Friday or Saturday, remaining perfectly
deaf when he expired.
On Wednefdy night lat. about twelve
o'clock, three men broke open the front door Of
the houle ct Captain Winlow Lewis, in Con-
greh. fiee,. The door was fecured by lock
and bolt, ard opened into fmall entry,
the door from which TO the parlour happened
fortunately to bic locked, and thus prefcnted an
unexpected obaacle to their progrets. The noifc
they made in attempting to break this door
slarmci the family, who immediately called to
their afiifancc their next neighbor, Mr.. n omer,
brother to Mrs. Lewis, who brought with him
a GUT loaded with powder only. The williams
Continued their exeriions to cpte, the room after
MIR. Homer appeared and obferved. they knew
no man ilept in the houfc, (Cspt Lewis il abient
at fea,l aud were determined to have fome booty.
They were unintimidatcd by the threat, of Mr..
II. TO Gre upon them and he at length pufhed
his mufket throngt a pane OF elas in the door
asaina oae Of the, robbers and diichsrged il.
The fellow dropped on the noor Immediately
but the two Others saifed him up and bore him
off. and Mr.. II. dia not think il prudent to pur-
fse them.--Biood was Afterwards obferved on
the entry fooss - Bsf. Paifadsam.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

r9. n. Long. ss wea, fpoke the aoop Amiri.
IA. Higgins. Of Portland. bound to Gaudaloupc,
arday' out. July s3d. Lat. 40, 80 N. Long.
So, 50 Wea. ipoke the John of Saieu, Robert
-. from Bottom. bound 20 Martinico. July
a6. fpoke DAnifh ihip from Charlefoa; bound
to St. Bartholomews.
n. B. The Engliih Iudia fhips an arrived
isfe at ST. Helena, except the fhip Rolla, which
parted company with them off MEOW BY mil.
understanding the Gguals. They failed from
81. Helena June sih bound home. nhaing OF
" iail OF indismen & ieversl South Ses whsiers.
under convoy OF the Plantagent. "a, Com. De
Gotta. In Lst.r7 N. Long. 50 w. fpoke French
pr'vateer OF "a eans, who boarded us, and after
overhauling our papers politely difmiIed ~.
with an exclamation of Bon Jefferion.--She in-
formed of having taken tth July, the fchooner
Snake in the Grais. from Salem bound to ST.
Domingo, & two other veiIels names Unknown.
Extrad Of itf,erfrsm gss,ltmas i. PbiisIsl.
fbia 10 Bis jyiesd m NsSo. 1syk. dsfs6 Ase. a.
"Mr. BURR was attacked the day before
yeaerday. with dropfy in the head. and is now
lying extremely III in the neishborhood Of thiS
city," -.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

iaCs fsr ksk at s5ri, Sso~ on B&rjs<,', Wba,f.
FOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
i HOLLAND GENEVA.
ALtCANT BRANDY.
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER, per csfk.
SHOT, BY the bag,
ROS1N. BY the bbi.
Ship and Pilot BREAD. BY the qusasity.
Ready made COLOURS. difsuat kinds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

We are Informed, that Col. Monroe. At pre-
fent MiniRes TO thc Britil, Court has been APP
pointed by the Preldcnt. Governor of Louifa.
ns. N. r. sobfr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

he Gasxs:ss sVds fired aiJtle Bolos
frigats scitboat ones baiiing. The capt.
sffbe Guardian a0as determined not to
besvs 10. Payfaiag bis eoayjs be sai-
led out fire and be ID. The Boz
ton sUas soifbin piRoi j1ot, and in tbif
toGfi0n fired three times at the Cnardi-
an. Finding that capt. Hunter 10as re-
joivsd to fink rather than Jxfsr bis J6ip
80 be examined in five fathom water, the
Roaon /besred E
1easrday fbs United States rev.
enue cutter vigilant, returned from a
erui=s along tbe JsrIsy @ors. 7be off,
GERS Of tbs cutter fcte tbaf qcben at fbs
Hook they Jas0 THE Leaadsr board /sUr-
raj merchant veDsls as they failed out Of
fbe barbor. 9bejs zoers detained /eV-
erai bours.
Having done zvitb tie merchant
vs4Sls they turned their attention TO the
United States Revenue Gutter, ecm.
mandsd by capt. BrezVfsr. Sbs q0as at
fbsP Hook zOitb bsr colours boifed. rs
if re/ofvsd, bozosver, to add islat to in
jury, fbs Leandsr fired at the cutter |!
1be (5of fell JbOrf, and rather aaern.
Whatever might bavs been the eOsis-
guenee, capt. BrezOfsr 1Uas determined
neither TO beave too nor alter bis eour/s.
1beje agprslfons are almof sVitbont
parallel. They are infOlerabis.
Tbs Ship Engenia 7Obieb sOas cap
tired on Saturday iaq off the COAT BY
the Lemder, and ordered for Halifax,
arriOed ysferday through fbe /oend.
I'VE undsraand THE captain pretending
ignorance Of tbs eoaa, advjIsd the prize
mater to PIT into NeaO- London for a pi-
lot. Tbs captain accordingly 1Oent 'on
J5ore for the oqegG6is parpe6 Of proeur-
ing one, but in realty to mxqsr a num-
Der Of armed men adequate to the recap
suya.ss the ve6si. During bis abjsnes
The prize-maqsr apprebsnding that be
played bin trick, )uddsniy made /ail..
7bs captain zUitk force Of thirty men
immsdiaieiy embarked in a boat, and
having /o0n oVerfaken THE (bip, board
cd and captured her from THE Ensh@-
men. The excellent conduit Of Capt.
Mansfield 1oiN not go uare1oardsd.-
The Eagenia Is ozoned by Mr.. john
Patrick, and zoe haze bis authority for
Eating tbat The mof fafiJafzory doeu-
ments qf THE Jbip and. cargo being Ameri-
ran property zvsre on board eJ exhibited
by The captain. Witb bim zoe feel indig-
nam tba. ain outrage 10 uygajfabls
@ould bavs been committed BY THE /a5-
Jieas Of pozUsr zSitb eobOm 4Oe are at
peace.
Extract of letter from Point Petfe,
Quad dated July 40, to mer-
chant in this city.
IA large number of Ametisdn
i9(eH bdte idteiy got iase Martinique;
II sesegxsnes b ybieb f6s markeN are
down. The Bip HepesSsH and brig
Rorkiand, fran NeaO-7 ork, THE former
soitS Ia guns, tie latter a0itb 8 guns,
bond { as report Jays to St. Domingo,
haze been captured and brought into
this port, BY a priOafeer brig. 1t op-
pearl that fbe brig )yqained a (marf ae-
tion .0ifb tbs priUatesr in 9obieb /sveral
suery killed on tstb Gdsj. The @ip not
<byesg to engage at all. Capt. Hfkins,
rtbe brig, a particular friend Of mine,
has been Jsvereiy s00unded, and bis chief
mate killed. The ereD Of botb vsDsh
are PVT in elge confinement, bit s0bat
spiH be their fate it is impgDfbk TO- Jay.
Flour 9 doA-Beef 7, and Jbip-
ping to the jouf5ern ports."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
Fancy Goods, Jesveilsry, HardWare, &c:
JAMES G. pECKHAM,

Has for Jais. avbosaie asd retail, on ibs nsf rsa-
Isnabis te'mi, at ks Sfoys fqUo dosvi north Of
!. ,bs Uaiss Bask. s5s Jaiissvisg aytieiss, vix.
EOLD Necklaces, bIeaa Pins, Ear rings, sc.
" Glver table 8. Teaspoons Sugar Tongs,
together with slmoh every article 10 the Silver
Smiths line. Hard Ware, q general anorment-
.AJs. a full 8 handfome variety Of fancy Goods.
LAs4cyf, Looking. Glaies, Trunks, fix Stock
ings, Glove Tites, & fafpendAr, with f.veral ar
tcles in the Stationary line. "A large aHortment
Of Toys slfo, Pepper Mints, Sugar PLUMB, &c.
&c. &c. with thoufand other articles too tedi-
ous to enumeratc in an sdvertifement---al Of
which win be fold as reafonabe ~ can be pur-
chaied in this State.
t5+ CAss given for old Gold & Silver.
Newport, Aug. IS. 1904. ao1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
p" w,tl,Ax Tiil. : q SSsvoiasbly
deferred. ..s3a,
CUSTOM. HOUSE.

CUSTOM.HOUSE.
Dfna Of Nsqvporf, lzsg. rs.
~. ENTERED, From
Schooner Jofcph, Tro,t, Trinidad
Sloop Moniezums, Cole, New York.
III CLlARED, Fer
Schooner Pegafss, Hudfon, Havana
Brig Diana. Simmons, Rotterdam
Sloop Minerva. Bliven, New York
D.. Sally. Read. Hartford
Big Polly, Grsyn 49, Barbados
Sioop New York Packet, Clark, Charlsfton
Do. Income, Ellie. Perth Amboy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01

AIRY offs as..or obefyed At Aiais, "a the 8h
q. Fiarsai, tApIiI 36) year RI, as copied IRON
NJ relation o. the 5urneY, printed by ordef OF
tic %laftiruie / IS certain that IN the neigh
bouFhood OF Age, on Tuefdsy. the 9Th OF Flo
cal, year II, t3wSsas} Que o'clock at noon, a
Vio!ent exptodon Took place which lated surisg
5 Of s miautes, with q continual pc Il or rolling.
TINS e~xpioIon was heavd az sbc difance o. 80
leagues round about. On that fame DAY, four
msnlcats before the e~xpishoa at Aigle, there az
peafcd IN the ali a iumisoos glooe, ialprstssd
with a rapid mvvement. This globe wss not
obi fved Al Age, bar was iees from many other
OF he 1eis bmuiirg foans, very diifsnt from one
~ahaSheF, The exploit 10 which took place Oh
ths % q Fiorc4i, near Aga, va ~p1aegsar 70
thc appearance Of the fiery globe saat was iaan
"a me ar. TIE reporter e~o,n2ates inc aumber
OF tones hat fell unJe. tic sbsve circu ,ntlsnfts,
at two of three thouisnd. They ba.at thoie
who took sbern ia at ths maJa-at Of .seir tai,
when they had a sc.y fu'phuroas fnell. Long
attcg citizen Blot Uncovered the Same inett IN
brcakng - pieces !o,ne OF the largea. The vi,
nsfes to the fail ct tbe fines arc almot all The
inhabitants Of 20 haolltts fcsg1ered oyer an OK.
sept OF nare thaa fwo iesgaea iqaare, aod ia ,he
nan5cr Of whotn are fol.d rAen, w9r,en sns chill
drea Of all ages; fendbie md Ingenious farmers,
ustes, military men, who h3se paald ihso' the
watts st the revolution, and alike exempt fsom
lmooftiop and lron fear. 30 t~c;slaony appears
TO inv aiidste the fatf. or TO vary the principal
creunitsaces. The fi-ry gtobs moving in til
at,noi aese With gsra1 fspid'ty ~as leeo from
Csea. ifam Psior Audcnle1, 4nl froN tGs relgh
baufho3d al Aleacon, Fstytaa aod Verauil, l1r
sxpioa = VS. heard rouad Aigl-, n 1 c,rcanier.
e,ee u n3s> than 80 leagues. The hesvi1ft Of
ne it sass tnas have Dasn collected wsisnca u
pounds.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01
NJ. REG1SEa G. J.

At a moment Of general peace, | united
the administration Of police. to that Of JUS
tice. The circumstances Of war and some
tate events nave convinced me Of the ne
cessisy which YOU have so often represent
ed, of reorganizing the former ministry,
and | have determined to Yield to your de-
sire ofbeing left entirely TO the important
functions of Grand. Judge and Minister Of
Justice. In cedmg TO your wish, | cannot
deny myself the satisfaction Of testify ing
the high sence haveof your services. as
minister of the eaera police. Restored
entirely to your proper fundtlons, you can
not exercise them with more zeal than
heretofore but you will have more time
to bestow on so essential a department of
the government. The impartial admins
tration of justice, and the talents OF those
who compose the tribunals, are In a state OF
surest guarantee of the property, and the
best protection of the dearest interests,
Of the citlzen.
This letter having no other object, Mon
sieur Regnier, grand Judge, minister OF JUS
tice, i pray God to have you in his holy
Keeping
St. Glaad, 2la 4Ass@dor, ~.
NAPOLEON
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01

means coheiuhye as to limits, Induces o 10 lse
forward with canidenee t. a Fl .sltt .xtenfoD ck
our weAefn boundary line. lace Col. Haw-e
klus writes, that the United States F4aory, md
Of courfe the %ysrtfon f this post, Will probsfiy
be removed to Inc Oaknuigse nyst ssfore Marin
acx.."
Capt, M'Mi!lcn, VIII arrived at New Y e
on Taeiday from C.dz, or7ught le,u,s Of ,te
ION and nth of A gaIt, bus ghey do not cnn-
;ain a yilable Of poilt,cal news. The lete Of
The lait date lnehtioas, that lroin the 1T o. Iusy
to the ga OF Ans here had Aeriyea At oadss
from sit@ Lesang $4,000 bpheis Of whes;; u
trora d,tfer@at paris, z 900 obis- Al " tlli1
was ieiliug tor g % IS 1o1ia5s, pe' obs.
a large insp iroln PhlsSe}phia. w,rh 1900
hbis. u fl ~, and 8 bt.s .,>m & iton witn j 90
bbi,. hsa jat arrived.
Capr. IL Milsn us tusniih I lie follow ;tis
Prices Current :-Fivar II s dollars, WI nc
4 IL, bet o, pDf@ 4, st" raves 125,
Il, 3 % 9 While f.o~ns arv pr.1 fei lax IL
and lrd,aa cofn 8 IL do,al6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01

B@oaaparte fnding It Impossible to pro-
cure sailors for his navy, mas gYen
orders to supply the deficiency by soldiers:
and to encourage their exertlons. has Of
dered the prizes to be distributed each
month, to those who shall exhibit the
greatest alacrity and Improvement in their
different duties the first prize Is light.
the second four and the third three francs ;
ten Q each to be ~adjudged for each huu-
dred men.
VI. FRANCOIS An EEoIsE DIDoT, the H.
ventor Of Stereotype printing, and father OF
NJ. FIEMIN DIDoT, who has lately bro't
the art to such Perfection, died at Paris, in
Jaiy last.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01
From H5ncb P1bers.


We "a To regret thas the early depar-
tuce OF the gentleman who lent us the
flies of French papers from which
we extracted for our last, has prevented
us from selecting as largely as we could
have done, had we possessed them long
er. A few unimportant ARTICLES are all
We have had time TO translate indeed
they could oaiv have furnished us with
the regulations consequent on The new
order of things the detail OF which
seemed TO occupy them almost exclu-
siveiy
4mongst the DEGREES issuedby the new En-
Peror, IS one containing the joAosvine
clause.
No congregation or association of men
or of women, can In future assemble undo
he pretext of religion, unless thereto az
thorlsed BY an imperial decree, predicated
en- an examination of the regulations b.
which they propose to be governed. NJ
yertheless those associations known bv the
names OF Sisters ofChori!y, Sisters If H0s.
pitah;ty, Sisters 81 81. Ih0nas, and Slstersof
81. Charles, shall commute in conformity
O the laws Of 1st Nipos9, year 9, z4tFi
Vendlmiare, year II, and the decisions Of
the 28ch PralrIai, year, II, ard 90 Germi-
nal, yesri2 to perform the duties of their
associations /; provided that they present
within the P@rod Of six months, their
statutes and regulations, TO be examined
End confirmed, b. the Councillor Of State
charged With ali matters appertaining TO re-
slglon.
On establishing some nez0 regulations re-
sabectiag the police, Bgnafa,te 1vrote the
BAozou2g letter NTH his 0zva Laperiat
hand To-