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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
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NATCAEz, MAY 25. 1904.

! NATchEz, May 25, 1904.
"The route took was by the KentucL =
trace as far asthe Chickafaw Nation, from then.
following trace to the Chickaflw Bluffs. die.
tance OF about lao miles, thence crofIiur 70 the
Louibara fhore, and keeping between the wa
tefs OF 81. francis and the Miilihppi, to the fet
Element below w-Madrid-feven davs tr,ve,
without any trace or path. Another day took
me to New-Ma drid, and two more to Cane O.
rardeau. The country on the road, to the natl
on being well known, fhall fay nothing abont.
except that the land iii generals but low and
! very Indifferent, being on the ridge which d;
vides the waters of the MifIihipp and Tombio-
bee rivers. From the Nation to the Riff ~.
road lies good deal on ridges, travelling l. re-
Morally good, with open woods and rd;fcren,
lands. had to crofS feveral branches of The
Yazoo, which afford fome good bottom lands,
ana as we approach the Bluffs, they generally
improve. The Bluffs form ahaRdfome clev,ted
plain for ieveral miles extent, with very fine Iand
well covered with every fpecies of thinker ;nd;-
cative of good foil. On enquiry here refneql.
ing my route to New Madrid, found there @, 40
no trace, on the eat it had been travelled n
Mlfac, but through billy country. on tbe
welt 1t had alto been accomplished, but that
the country was 70 low and fwamnv. tbo, -
would in all probability, at this feafon (Chr;a
mas) require month, to get there, I was there
fore auVIied 10 return by the Nation, and nro
coed to Naihville and defend Cumberland RI
yer, this you mutt feel was very difcouraqing.
however procured a good woodfnan az ;,
guide, and undertook journey, whichwe had
no expectation performing with the flcceCs we
did. Weftruck outfromthe iverperhaps DOR Q
miles, without regard to our courfe, in order IN
clear the bottom lands, then travelling as near
ly north, as thickets and cane breaks wonId ner-
NIT, the iecond day we arrived AT A branch of
the st. Francois, which we croRed without d;f-
1culty being careful to aGcertain the nature of
lfhe bottom, before we ventured our horCes. For
fSyera miles together, we faw fine rich lands.
which were flooded, the sd day we palled laroe
BODY OF iimiIar lands, and came to another
branch ofthe st. Francois, with bold h.nks a.
bout So yards wide-the fdes were 70 nirv 40
not to admit of croling, and this river bearing
only little to the eat of north, we kept ne
near to 1t for four days, as the cane, &c. would
permit-when we aFiSed at fettlement and
bridge, ~ miles from the little Praria, on the
Miliiiiippi 80 miles below NewMadrid. Never
IN my life before have feen 70 large body of
rich, fertile foil, and for more than DAVIS fra
vel, could perceive no Ggn of oyeraowinc--
The land Astounding in the bef timber, with
iuch Immeniities ofcane, as will for ages. afford
range for the flock ofthe fettlers. in this Inv
unous country. This was the more fJrny;fnv,s
bad INDUCED an idea, that the country pear The
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11

The Governor of Tenneffee has iTted pro.
ciamatlon for the meeting of the Legislature of
that itate on the Esd intt to take into coniide-
ration the propoied Amendment to the Conlti-
tulion. Nat. Intel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11

The laft namber of the ViNDfcAr1oN or
VIRGINIA will appear in the next paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
COMMUNICATION.

T ACI T U S NO. ~ cannot appear.
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a SKETCH OF TIE ARRANGEMENTS WHICH
FAVE BEEN MADE FOR CARRYING THE
VIRGINIA BANK INTO OPERATION.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-09
Public Gden0us.
On TUESDAY,,

(tH " GSotAA
!. !. ,,lock, qcaI Be raid at tie Yerd4t ,sfore,
: eaa, in hogtheads and barrels.
er.nch Brandy in pipes,
Gin 10 pipes ard bis.
whiksy and Apple Brandy in bi'.
s,gsr;n hhds. tierces and bis.
cesfI.e in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
white and brown Soap in boSsao
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rains in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Dozens Warein crates,
FURNITURE, Sc.
LIS o,
Avarlety 81 DRY G00DS,
Among which afs,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
gcrI.ya,srcs, DuEls.
PIaias AMI Ke,feys,
Negro Cettoas, Sefgts,
EIaficks, blue Friezes,
.alimancoes and Rpise!s,
Yam Stockings,
,,hintzcs and C.alicocs,
Irilh Linens, Silciia do.
Osnabgrgs and Tickleoburgs,
Mullins aud Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins AMI Table Cloths
Dandauna Handkcrchiefs,
Colourcd Threads Hats,
And fundfy other Articles.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
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Beautiful Country Scots
FOR SALE.

Purfaant to decree Of the I1onora-
bic the Circuit Court OF thc Diffitt Of Co.
lumoia, for the county OF Alexandra, will
be expofed to fale, at public auction, Tor red.
dy Cath, on Saturday, the Th day Of April
psxt, under the direction Of fhs undegGgnea
commiaioners appointed for thar purpoie,
A TRAIT Of Lard,
late the property OF Robert Alexander, ftuate
upon the Potomac riyOr, adjoining the lards Of
Mr.. Philip Alexander containing SIS acres,
heiog one m2iesy Of the Arlington tract, for
merly the reiidsnoe of Mr.. Cults, deleafed ::
this landis bounded BY two parallel lines 100
poles wide, and running back weRerly 634
poles from the sives to he back line, and viii
be laid off into lquares of 50 acres each, and
will be Geld in large or fiaalI parcels as may
aceonna1ate pnrchaiers; this land is fruatet
about al equal diQancc betweco Alexandria and
Scores fcwn, and commands full view Of
thole towns, the City. Eafern Branch and Pc
tonac. ara in poin. Of foil is equal to any on
tie river. Any perrin dehrous of purchafing
will be fbewn The prcmifes and tie pla, and fur.
vcy Of The fame on application to Geo. De,
neAle in Alexandria.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund ]. Lee, Com'rs.
Geo. Deneale,
Feb. zs. dSot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-09

THE SUBSCRIBER
Has for fac, at his fore en- Union Street,
I'LL KIND Of Groceries
by retail;
Sugar by the barrel,
N England Rum,
50 bis. good Cyder,
1000 lbs. r. I. Cbec{e hyperion quality,
1000 buff els RI. Potatoes in excellent order,
100 boxes Mulcadcl and Bloom RaiGns,
60 trails freh Figs,
5000 lbs. freh Almonds,
Excellent Jamaica Oranges,
Lcmmons, .Pfunrs, Engiith Walnnis,
Spanih Scgars by the box,
Mould and Dipt Candies BY the box,
Spiced Salmon IN kegs,
Excellent Codfh for family ule,
New Bacon and Vehiion Hams,
Olives in boxes of tx bottles,
And few barrels OF fri {. atty APPLES,
Abel Willis.
MachI9. d
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ssaIe5 bp Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,,

On WEDNESDAY,,
Alto o'clsek, rviE be laidottb: grx4ar Store, az
Il. eara,y Of Kiing 9ad Usios J4resfs,
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
WhiGey IN barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in ca(lSs
Wine in pipes and quatter ca&ss
Molales In lhds.
Sugar in htds. and barrels,
Whit. ana brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee IN caiks and bags,
gaifns in kegs and boxes,
Qsser's Ware, and
ALSO,
dvarssty Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG wHfCH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irith Linens,
Caaimercs, Caiicoes,
Kcr(cys, THREADS,
Coatings, Chintzc5,
Halfthicks, Bcdsicka,
Fsarnaught, Oznaburgs,
Slanksts, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottors, Handkerchief,
Worried and other India Cottons, Sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, 4l2aios.sr.
April
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-09

Malaga W5ne, P055Sns, sc.
aH received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter caixs Malaga Wine,
100 half or. DO.
20 q. oaks Mouusa;a Vine Of ! hyperion
quality,
so baikcts Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
80 quarter bis. Ratios,
Zoo boxcs Mufcateido.
200 do. Bloom do.
IS haxes Lemons,
which Will begin landing this aay at our wharf.
and {. Vowel.
Wbo haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REAsaaABLG TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawbacks.
Mmcovado Sugar IN tierees and bis. hyperion cd
Port Wine, do. Madeira do. forks lllsnd Salt,
mould Candles, 40 bis. prime new Beef, Ruilla
Duck, white Ruflia Shceting, Drilhngs, R4yenf
duck. SC. &c.
ian. 20. d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
COMMERCIAL.

With fefpett to armed vefFels cruizing of
neutral ports. the Evesisg Psa fays. the psinci-
ples OF maritime law now recognized shroug ghout
Europe are:
&c fiya, Thr no fhips or veAel, Of war,
may lie in wal, for, nor take neans to learn
what enemy's vriieIs are expected to arrive and
in CAFE they fhould difcover them off the port,
they may not 60 out TO capture them and il
they attempt they may be compelled by the forts
or fhips Of war to retafn into port.
Ssesrd. They may not conceal themfclves,
10 the bottom Of bays and eulphs, nor behind
the heads o. land and fmall in >;ds Of neutral
country. for the purpoie Of iurpri(ng and cap.
turing teven) enemys lhips They. ought not
10 any manner 10 diearb the free sad fecure ap-
proach Of any veGei Of any sation whatever. to-
wasds ports or upon the coat Of neutral a,se.' -
Asxr. = p. age
CORRECT MEMORANDA.
Charles !. brheaded Jan. 80. i649,
Charts ii. proclaimed King, May 8.
1860. h fipt
Louis XVI. bcheaded Ian. II. 1905.
Napoleon proclaimed Empesor May rs,
1904.
Duration Of the Eneliih Commonwealth,
~ years months and 8 dsys. ~
Duration Of the Fruch Republic, II years,
!, months. and 1o days. ii ,.,,5
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

With the many tales OF Spanih affairs in
the Flofidas, are Joined reports from Span ref
peetirg the late French treaty fsf Loui6ana. Bot
when the people conilder how much ueedleis agi.
ts,ion took place, while the treaty was depend
ing, from the ar,ifces employed on the occafon.
they will doubtleis, be more npon their gsard
ae2inR rrniours.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
/ A SATIRIcAL POEM.

A SATIRIcAL POEM. t.
In the pref, and fhor,Iy ~il be publifhed.
(Casn tbe fitsJ
THE HAMILTONIAD,
OR, AN kxrIKeuIsHsR FOR THE
ROTdL FAC9IOk Of NEW-ENGLAND,
Copiou, Notes, Iluarative. Biographical, PHI
ioiophical. Critical. AdmonitoTy and Polit-
ieal; being intended as a high heeled
fhoe tor al himprg Republicans.
BY AN7HONr PAS2UIN, E9.
SIC sra.ft gloria m.xAii
Here to day, and gone laff Sundsy
pidf Iriih edition.
The Mona,ckJas fnivel and fob,
And fadden all Bottom sowny;
Caufe Freedom goes up, up, up.
And the Yerirt go down, down, downy
Paradr on SqUjr, ballad.
Price to fubfcibeu 7s cents, to non. fab-
icIiber. 81 eents.--Subferiptiom received n
this Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
o. Take Notice.

N/lLL be leafed out at Public Vendue, on
w Tuefdsy. the asth day ofScp,ember, at
the houie Of Elizabeth Dsrfse. on the preriSes,
at tw3 Of the clock, P. M. thar besutifuf
aad pleafant place, late the property Of Okivsr
Dayfe, Efq. Notwithstanding i 81 acres Of
excellent land, with a convenient two faory
dwelling houfe. new crib, an excellent we'll Of
water. add Gne young orchard. Said place
will be leafed for two or three years, and is one
Of the pesfantefs places on the ifland. Alto. will
be fold al fsid veuduc, fundry as,ic!es Of houfe.
hold furniture. farming uten6,s. and fome live
aock. If not Prcvouay difpofed of at private
iale..-Conditious Of fale, and leafe, to be made
known at the time and place.
ELIZABE.TH DURFEE.
Middlrfo1un. HugsH 10 1eo1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
WATCHES.

\ CONSIG Of foar dozen Silver
"A WATCHES, remarkably cheap for c,fa.
OF approved credit, juff received, snd for fale
by WALTER CORNELL.
. N. B. They are veil calculated for Ooun-
try traders.
newport, Sept. s, Iso4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

In the fchoonef John. arrived at New.
York from ST. Thomas, eame palepeer Madame
Maria Louis Touiflains. widow Of the late Gen.
ToiGsint Loaverture. Nt
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Taken NIB ad,iH.

Taken ab ad,yt,
I'M the 9th ina. in Narragsniet Bay, be-
~ tween the White Rocks and Consnicpe
Poinh SKlFF. about IS feet in length. oak
bottom aud pine fdr,-and appears TO be almoit
new. Tne owner may have iaid ikiff. by prov
Jog property and raying charges.
EDMOND ARNOLD, fr.
Nonb Ki~g eorOn. Sest. 9, 1904.
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FOR SALE.

a LIKELY hay HOSsE. fix years old. ex-
L \ celleot in fiddle and harncis--(old for
no fsclt. Enquire At this Of6ce.
Esaspsnf, SEP. a., 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
To be Sold.

A NEW one aory building. 80 feet BY II.
4 y TO be removed from the fpUt on which ir
now fand', az fcon a, poilibIe. For iur,h.r
particulars apply 10
g WILLIAM DOUGLASS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

In the Iriih Courts Of Juaice, the " "a
ble"n aand for witnefIrs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

- In 9o7va- Mfefing. Asg. 7sib, 1904.
NOTED, That the sa refpeeting the Emp
~ Csrn and Trucks ffanding in par,icu-
lar places, be repealed. and thar the fame be pub.
lilhed 10 one Of the Newspapers in this town.
Witnefs. ]. ALMY, 7s.vr Cle,k.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

ME the Suhicriber being sppoir,ed by tie
w Hon. Court of Probate for the townof
'iiserton. to receive and adult the claim, upon
the ehs'e Of Samxei DHyfse. late of Tiverion,
d.Gea'cd, yecuan. reprelen,ed infolvcnt, hereby
give notice. that We will attend on the fra
Monday in Jolly. and the five following months,
from 10 riIl o'clock. P. NJ. at ihe office of
16'ma' Dsrfte. Efq. in iaid Tiyef,on, for the
Purpoie aforefaid.
THOMAS DURFEE; CsmmL
BENZ AMIN ROWLAND, 7 Esne,S.
1ive'fsa, June 6fb, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

G. Taber & VIM. Cardncsl
Have fsr Sale.
FORTY Hhds. Sugar. part of which isof ihe
l. IL quality for retsiiing,
~ Hhds. & 90 basgs Coffee. -.
A few Hhds. old Demarsra Rum,
Several quarter cake old Sherry Wine,
And zyoo buihels Turks- lland Salt, psst2of u :
very coarfs and white, fuitablc tor Dsiries> -
Newport. July rs. 1906. 90 4,
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Sail Making.

THOMAS SANFORD takes this
method of informing the pubic. nat he has com
nenced the Sail Making buG rs in me Lott
over tie fore Of Btwomn 5bytvt, jan. a, The
corner of Prince and Union f,eets, where he
hopes from his attention 10 bn6nets add his TX.
e,lons to plcaft, TO give fafisf4caon to ,hofe
yho may favor him with their cuff IN.
Feb e. Z
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alsrallurtu Daily aobsrtissr.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a.

CT Joseph Thornton has received
enc baSrel q Herring, from Mcssrs. Z.
and z. Cook, 10 Be delsUsred to the Poor
on Monday next, at his house IN King
street, at1o O'Clock, A. NJ.
a The Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Alexandra and its vicinity are reipecf-
fully informed, that the next Allenl-
Sly will be on Friday 10th infant.
The Managers.
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quainted with the character Of the First
Consul, viii naturally conclude that he will
endeavour to remove this stigma, by pro-
curing to France some compensation for
her losses, and he cannot seek for 1t any
where with SO much probability Of success,
IS n the lettering Empire Of the Grand
SSeignior.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-04
Frou1 France.

The brig Minerva from .rdeaux, ip63 .
ris news 70 the lad N vembrr. We have .
on Tor urany extracts, nor did the pap -
ave received, furnish articles very particularly
equiring translation.
i appeass that the preparation for the grand
-xpcdtion were still progressing with unFem's
lnp exertion but the prnod Of INVASION was
til, though very shortly expected, involved ~
uncertainty. i,
Buonaparte had paid his intended visit to the
lasts, an,masing by his person and hls conduct
re SORTS and The ease,ness Of his troops. n
d,J nof ooy, as 10 bis former touf, tfavei WIZ
he in i n and state of royalty. On the con
airy nc threw himself mo Carriage, ana WIZ
few guards ard attendants, set our win iit''e
ru, uoon his exoedti IN. Inc celerty tha'
asrv attends his movements, was distinguishes
u this occasion.
On Friday Nov. 4, he arrived at Bologne he
,yrived unexoetttdiy. and at ane o'clock n tns
morning. He was embarked IN the n:adle Q laf
.larbour, before even his a,riva! was yet Knowh.
RE remained till midnight in the port VISITING
he different woks.
SATURDAY.. Al four il tie morning, the advanced
guard of the fo,ills consisting Of about 100 o4s,s
allied out into the road. At ten zan II
is vessels chieay Il put1them.elves N motor
nr,sk cannonade ensued from boats and oa'as
nes. Itterminsted IN the dismasfi0g one o. -
British vessels, and their faally puttH1g g sea
Ssvsrsl divisions of the AJ9llis had ]Aoea ms a
at B5ulognc, one from Dunkk another IRON
Havre. The enemy in vain attempfed 70 opp9s
The FIRST Consul was in the road great par
af the day, and visited in person most Of tiie
beats.
There are constructing along the ceas' grea'
lumber cf ports as also greai number OF boa's
md forts are established on the rocks in the ma
lie Of the sea. All these wo,ks 50 various
their nature, are carrying on with particular &C
t,vity.
The First Consul wildcat Ronlognc slept ii
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III S T r E CEIVED
AND FOR SALE,

AND FOR SALE,
French Brandy, Antigua and Gre
NADIA Run,
ROLAND GIN-in32,l<l iafb<.@ip AR
re0 from 4msferd0m,
Chssry Bounce made Of old ipiit,
Wines,
Loaf and lump Sugar,
Blown do.
Green Coffee. Teas, &c.
FauIT~Appies, Sweet Oranges, Lemons
Lines and Grsen Gtapes.
NUTs-Aimonds. EogIilh Walnuts, Shei
banks, sc.
4 few bis. Grab Cyder,
loo bis. R. Inand do.
1900 lbs. Cteefe,
Scots Barley, Potatoes, &c.
Thomqss .Sinsa,lS.
Who wifhes to Sell or Rent,
his HOUSE on Pence itreef, oppoii.e to Georgt
Tayiof's, Eiq. Any perfon Inclined to pufchai
fhail have great bargain--it will fold for Cath
or bartered for Wet Goods.
~ l3.
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peGfrtpf,
70 the Nezo-1 ork G44ette 81 The sosh ultinio.

The brig Minsrva brings difpatches for go
vernmen, from cur MiniAeF ar Paris, which are
fuppofed Of an intereiting n.tuEe--theg will pro.
cccd with this mornings mail 10 Warrington.
The French government have learnt that the
French General Boyer Vas detained - Prlfon N
Scotland, have dirseted ,hat one OF the mott d.i-
tirguihed Ep3iih ptifonee fhaIl be e'ftiaed IL
the fame manuel, and iutjetted 20 ilmiiar treat
ment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-04
Waterfora, November 26.

n
a most daring robbery was committed
on Thursday last, on the road from Dublin
to thlss city, about midway between Luke's
Well and Mullinavot. AS the mail din
genee was driving along, about half past
fcar IN the evening, five shots were fired
from under. cover of some trees, ore Of
them penetrated the chaise, in which we're
N1sssrs. 0sNsilI and Sprigg Of this city but
without injuring them by another, one OF
the wheel horses was shot dead, III conse-
quence of which the chase stopped. A
nuSaber OF men, from ten'to fourteen, well
armed and headed by a person of an ap-
pearaace somewhat superior to the COM
mon, then rushed out, sslragged down the
guard and driver, pulled the passengers out
Of the carriage, and placed them all in the
adjoiningd oh, guarding them atthe same
time, and obliging them TO put their hats
over their eyes, and not look up at their ut
most peril. The carriage was then mi
nuteiy searched, and robbed Of the letter
bag and almost every thing belonging to the
passengers. The money, watches, hats,
and the most valuable part OF their apparel,
were taken from the gentlemen. Very
mehacing language was frequently used,
but little personal violence committed;
andthey were at !!ast permitted TO depart.
Dublin, Nou. "a.
The Lord Lieutenant and Piyy C u, Gil nave
had aP o2lsination Offering reward Of 500. For
tne apprehensioo o. ne notorious ,rbel Mi2haei
Dw} ;!ais The SUI 5loi. tor su informal n
as MAG tend 10 a d,s> vSiy OF the aid Mlchaei
Dvyci; aud tie further sum OF I0oE for infor-
maiioa AGAINST any person aiding, abettlng, hai
bcltng, or coaceaing the said nearious della-
9aens.
Another Proclamation, from P,iyy Council
held BY MS l1xcelency on Thursdays has been lssu
ed, oRsfipg a rtwarl Of 300 fof the apprehen-
sian OF the assassin who shot Mr. Msstefton, the
Llber'v Ranger IN M lef's Alley, OF tor any &C
conp'ice he might have had IN the. bor d act.
Yesterday orders were issued from Govern
ment 70 the Military 4 Yeomanry, on guard II
this CITY, not TO ssap passengers In The street, o.
II ask t. lack at passports, unsl atyef she hour
e'eveo--Bat the regulations adopted at the brdses
and out posts are sttlto be observed, and al pub
tic honses to be kept shut immediately after
O'Clock.
Yesterday, prisoner of Ire name Of MsB4
nei, was brought up to town tom Rah-llu
coun y vi kiow, by guard Of Yeemen casa J.
He was brought TO Major SIR, at the Castle, VIZ
ordered him into place ofsafe keeping.
o. Friday tight, Mr.. justice Bell, Aded by
the Constructors Of New Street division, appr4
tended, a. their house in John street, sBernar.
Byrne, and Janes II p- sinoer mer HAMS, an,
also Roncrt Reynolds their foreman, all cbargs,
with Esfeasonabie practices. Aud on oupaa,
night ar, az late hour, the same magsrat
apprehenaed, at apubiic mouse beyond Frrhousr,
FIVE persons Of suspicious character.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-04

A Paris paper cf The 18Th Nov mbrr, scived
by the Mineiya, ha nader the he'd OF Frankfort,
New. S, he following article.
g they have received at 1'fieffc, circanltan-
tial detsilsof the unhappy htuaiion OF Egypt
tclivsre Up 10 TIC horrors OF civil waf' tae
nva6cn Of sn Eoropesp power, and an intnda
t,,n ct Barbttians Fhe frf caute OF ;heis
evils comes from he G and V1zef. who in fe-
tuning from Egypt, left in different ga'r'lons
four 0, 5ooo TROOPS under the orders OF iacher
Bacba. Ihsfe folders are brave AID infipus !;
not having been paid and beng menaced With
i,ibandncrt, they elevated the itandara OF re-
volt, nadacred the Tufks, Jews and Chtttans,
md unlting with the Maneiukes, they carried
fuccrfT; ye!y7 Cairo, Damietta, Roletta, Aiexan
asia, and in !hsrr all Egypt"
To all thsic circumh ances which vender the
Gtua,ian Of this country very nnicrab!e, IS ada.
Ell the report circulating of an armament p;epaF-
lag bv the EngIifh at Malta, 70 take Egypt !;
and their fears are fill more excited by the con.
outR of Abdalhoahab, commander OF the Barba
rians
A Paris paper Of the 18th Nov. received by
he Minerva has the following article under tho
ssd Of Frsnkort, Nops 8:
!" The Ialt letters received from Venice prove
shat the fears Of The Inhabitants OF Egypt were
0all founded. According 70 theie letters they
1--WE received intelligence thar en- Englfh iiss,
a sit Malta. sp ca d b f e Alexandra q
bsked, with The confsnt OF the Brys, levers
4 ufsnd troops, which Immediately took poia
& n the forts and works ot that place. The
ews, If confirmed, will be izl9or;an1 on more
shan one account.