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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03
BALTIMORE, April SO.
PALNBOW OF TIE MON.

On Friday morning last about half past
10 O'Clock, aremarkable phenomenon was
observed. The evening was cloudy, and
the Moon had been up near an hour, when
a Rainbo7v was discover, extending from
North to West. 1t did not possess the
colours of a Rainbow Of the Sun, but had
a milky appearance its apparent diameter
about feet and an half-a few drops of
rain fell, and shortly cloud obscuring the
light the Rainbow suddenly disappeared J;
the Thermometer stood then at So of Fee
renheit; its continuance was nearly TWEEN
ty minutes; little or no wind prevailed at
that time This Circumstance seems to
prove the truth of the present theory Of
rainbrows in an eminent degree, viz: that
they are caused by the reflection of light
upon the failing drops of rain.
Entractgr letter fran a midshibman an
board the Constitution, to his friend in
Wilmingt07a (DeA
Constitution, at Syracuse,
Nov. 29th, 1903.
DEAR SIR,
!" | am extremely happy 20 have it in
my power to inform you something of the
circumstances of the Dew of Algiers.
6 He has in his treasury fifteen millions
Of dollars, army 10000 horse and foot,
has ransom from him, upon an averaged
calculation, 1900 slaves annually, at 1900
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03

From the Me1v 1orS MsrcaufIe Adveri-
ser 0f the SOth uA.--By the ship Hope,
captain Bray, we have received London pa
pers of the 10th of March, one day laCer
than by former arrivals.
Exclusive of parliamentary proceeding,
on asnbjectuninteresting to the greate' part
of our readers, the paper Of the 18th con-
tains only the price of stocks and the Bull
letin of the kings health.
The latter is conceived in these terms
{" His Majesty continues to recover" lhe
former represents ConsolS at 81 to 81 ~
and Omniam at l-2 per cent. discount
Moreau, it is said, has been very Tree Of
his remarks on the consular government
He lately observed that of the tree OF llbef'
ty nothing was left but, Fec0fce. lhls Pua
Which implies either the bark or the L9r$''
can, was of course not well relIshed at the
Thuilleries, particularly as it was recon-
menledb truth as we'll as by hHa'0r'
Capt. Eastwood, arrived at Boston rom IN
Bordeaux, informs that Moreau, was SUB
in confinement, and that the commands
of the Consular guards had also been a.
rested as an accompGce in the late c0n5 a-
cy, against the life OF Bonaparte, and anS'
a summary trial was Immediately Slo J
Pichegrue and Moreau,. it was eXPe''oN
would meet the same face.
Arrived at Charleston on the 11th ins''
ship Ann. Walker, "a days from AHl'"'
with 357 NEW NEGROES.
"''' (Fed. Gas')
Is laid that the Emperor Of Ruiia has T -.
royal bounty provided for traniiaH," a",y..
works of Tacitus into the RuiAan i''s ,aSb.
The Ooly tranflation We have feen IS o = r,h,ok
d'Otivcts, of the Thoughts OF Cicero, 'o' .b,;o.
IN Ruaia, and this certaio!y was haPpy nn6u
The iud,cious lele6aon was done INTO 'u' Nv
language, and printed in i!61'
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From the HuvQnna.

A spanilh gentleman pafeager in the Eliza.
10 days from the Havsnna fares in confirmation
OF the account received via. New York, that the
F,cnch general Lavolet, demanded 90 Ioan,
100000 dollars; but 70 l4rge demand could
not be complied with, and they received of the
governmec. o! Havana Only 10000. The
French were preparing an expedition for Hlpa-
fioa with all pofiole ditpateh.
The French pIivateeis, many Of which cru:ze
without comm iiions are daily bringing in Amc
rlcaDs a fchooncr belonging TO Philadelphia
was carried in, and had taken from her 5000 dol
lars fpeeie.
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NEW YORK. April %.

"A bet Of a beaver hat was lately repeat
edly offered in New York, that James
Cheetham would not be found in New
York three months hence-The betwas
not taken.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03

Gove'nor MliIcfge has ia4ed Procl,na.o
coavening 5he Leglnute Of this S,,,. va
LoaifvllIe, on Monday The 18th Of next mas,,% .
upon ga fu'j & d grcat political Important. y
lays The Proclamation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03

whether those charges are sufficient to sus-
tain an impeachment then it will pro-
per to proceed, and not till then. No
charges have yet been laid beforethe house,
we have only been told by one member
that he is satisfied sufficient grounds cx-
ist.
CT1o be Continued. J
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IUNIS CRAVEN
Has juft received, via Philadelphia, an elegant
afartment of
SPRING GOODS,
VIZ.

ChlntzeS, callCoeS, fne India colo
nsde, book and mulmul mullins, do. baftass ma
noodles, cbGas, p,mgurus andiong cloths. fine
csmbFic and Britih book do. linen and cotton
cambria, cpIoured, embofed and plain DO. cam
brio and common dirnities, lawn and cambria
pocket hahdkis- ladies extra long4fIk ard kid
gloves and pic uic mite, do, coloured and white
filk h9fe, cotton and thread hole, rnifes DO. gen
clemens beaver, doe, wah leather and thread
gloves, DO. Fix, cotton, thread and fuper brown
cotton hofc, Irifh linens, long lawns and diapers,
oreas, pIasilas, Brttannies and brown Holland,
Marfeills, and muslinct vea ihaprs, nankccns,
cotton kerfeymeres, white and coloured jeans,
extra iuperGne navy blue cloths, red, blue, and
chocolate handanoes, &c. &c.
ALfo by WboIejale,
Three cafes of Handsomely aforted
CHINTZES and CALICOES, al Of which he
will fell at the mott reduced prices for CASH.
April 81.
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TO RENT.
fE4 0IOGNOTRACE.
THE pATINTEE

THE PATANTEE
Intends lemoving, 10 flot time, 10 George
Town, to the room in High frett, lately occo-
pied as Dancing Room, he therefore requefs
thole who have left Pfofles TO be framed to call
for them.
Thof. who have taken Frames or Profles, or
reoueRed their friends to take them, and have not
paid for them, will pleaic call and make imme-
diafe payment.
May I.
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aItran0rld DaIp 2lIueytlssr.
THURSDAY, MAY 8.

By areturn Of votes from the Town ,,a
County of New York, Mr. Burr has 'na %
ioriry of 100 votes as Governor, and Ma
0. Phelps 82votes as Lieutenant Goyer
nor.
The Unity, Hand, from this port, a,r;v.
ed at Philadelphia last Sunday.
Capt. Ezra Lunt, is appointed Inspector
Of Salt Provisions, &c. for the port of A.
lexandria.
An elegant public dinner was given IN
Boston on the 24th ult. in honor to Chris.
topher Gore, Esq. one OF the Commission.
ers under the British Treaty. Arnonq the
toasls drank were the following:
I" WAsHINGToN.-Since the governments
have denied monument to his memory
g let every American erect one in his heart
" RosAn Cassle."
May the dominion Of Virginia be Il.
i" mited by the Constitution, or at least BY
+" the Dclaware-Black Joke."
Tuesday being the anniversary meeting
ofthe Mechanic Relief Society OF this town
the following gentlemen were elected as
officers for the ensuing year:
john LoNGDE&, President.
A. SMITH, Vice-President.
AARON HIVES, Treasurer.
JOIN Y. Thomas, Secretary.
JosEPH THORNTON, Q
RD. WEIGHTMAN,
Gro. DRINKER, 2 +
JOIN BRYAN, : : :
WIZ. M'KNIGHT,
JAMES NJ CURE, .
MATHEW ROBINSON,
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PHILADELPHIA, My |.

The accounts received from Port an Prince,
by the Commodore Barry, arrived at Charlefon,
confirm the former statement Of the dfeadfuIsru.
alton Of the unfortunate whites in thai Iilasd. o.
the 10th March horrible massacre commenced
at Port all Prince, whlch was continued four days
during which, upwards of four hundred persons
were killed. DessaIincs bad arrived there, on bis
way TO ST. Domingo, againf which lie vas de-
tcrmined TO bring all his forces; but as h- ex-
pressed himself; would leave no whites in his rear.
Captain PatterfoD, informs that gentleman
arrived AZ Gonaiycs on the If of April, who
Aated that 10 days previous, general mlGacre
OF the whites bad taken place at Post au Prince,
and that the maGacEee was TO be carried all over
the fouthern department. The Americans
were created with great refIea throughout all
the III and, except at the Cope, where Chris
tophe inflicted the greatch cIuelty upon every
Description, without regarding to age or lex.
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NOTICE.

IS hereby give to the Creditors of Robert Ha.
nsiAar, a Bankrupt, that on Monday the l4th
infant, his final certificate of difcharge will be
allowed and granted at Stills Hofel, 10 the city
of w Wilmington, at II o'clock A. NJ. unleis cauie
is then and there fhcwn 10 the contrary.
William Cranch,
AHiaans Judge Of the Circuit Court of the Diff
tr & OF Columbia.
May ! 81
81 Cath given for clean linen and
cotton Rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03

The Unity, Hand, from this port, arry.
ed at Philadelphia last Sunday.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03

Tuesday being the anniversary meeting
ofthe Mechanic Relief Society OF this town
the following gentlemen were elected as
officers for the ensuing year:
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Capt. Ezra Lunt, is appointed Inspector
Of Salt Provisions, &c. for The port of A.
lexandria.
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John LoNGDEN, President.
A. SMITH, Vice resident.
AARON HIVES, Treasurer.
JOHN V. Thomas, Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

firing, witch were Is follows : '' The par.
ties icing placed tyheir stations--ihe Sc
cond who gives the word shall ask them
whether they are ready; being answered
in the affirmative, he shall say ''fr,Sent"
after this the parties shall present and fire
when they please-lf one fires before the
other the opposite second shall say one,
two, three hre--and he shall then FIRE or
lose his fire." lie then asked If they were
prepared, being answered in the affirma.
tive he gave the word present, as had been
agreed on, aud both parties presented and
! fred in succession, the intervening time
is not expressed, as the seconds do no;
precisely agree on that pnint.-Thc fire
of colonel Burr took eifeet, and general
| Hamilton almost Instantly fell, colonel
Burr then advanced towards general Ha
milton, with a manner and gesture that
appeared to general Hamilton's friend tc
be expressive OF regret, but without speak
ing, turned about and withdrew, being ur
ged from the field by his friend, as ha.
been subsequently stated, with view. tc
prevent his being recognized by the sur
! geon and bargemen, who were then APP
preaching. No further communication
.ook place between the prime pals, and tn,
barge that Carried colonel Burr immedi
a civ returned to the city. We conceive
il proper 10 add that the conduct Of tn,
parties in this interview was perfectly pro
! pei a. suited tie occasion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

silence, where faelious anirnosi,y h1, no hold bu.
IN cnmiJy TO hum whose love of 'iaerty anA his
eountry was never 0oubled-- the revcrse, howe
YER was the case YES the memory of thar man
of rh9t OF SAMUEL. ADAMS was assaulted and
attempted 10 be sullied before his remains were
yet inferred by the editors or n,aify federal prints
and the most pi,iul efforts were used TO de,ra6t
from merit never eiore denied b. any candid
man. Bat let us not dwell on the conduit of
few stupid or malevolent P'inte s. let us enquire
how the memory of Mr. Adams WAS Respected in
the very senate bOuSe-a body, from the members
of which some decency, some dccorum, some We.
nera'iou for OF tho founders of the republic,
ought 10 have been Cxpeaed. When it was pro
posed that the members of the senate should
speay GRAPE as mark ofrespe0 fer Samuel Adams,
i BY whom was it opposed !-it tpas obposed BY fe
derdiists-by men who now wear " inky coats %
--on the question Cos agreeing to even this tri-
! Hing testimonial, cote taken, and TO their e
ternal disgrace tie tedcydi members were in the
| ncgdiiTe.
Let the reader reflect on VIVA. the federalists
term the niHgndniniity and kunGrit. Of the repub-
licans, in beng not merely silent bN respeSlful TO
the memory of Hamilton, and upon ,hc opposi.
tion of that party to Mr.. Adams We might
rende: the contrast more striking BY reviewing
the lives and services of both tn, men, bur il Is
UNI ecessary-Sdmuei Adams conrinued the same
intfeSbe man when prescribed by he ministry
OF England, firm republican devoted 20 the Ii
berries OF his country-and was prescribed b. fe-
deralists after his death. Mr. Hamilton was =
fcdcrAlist. and the whole nation is desired to
mourn and nc doubt whoever does noe ,uru nv.
poer'te and NOUN, mns5 b. guilty of very hei-
nous offence The contrast is TOO strong 70 es.
cape tie attem ION of many, it exhibits ;hc rank
hypocrisy of federai;ss in another and new
light. OF The indivit GALS, Adams and Hamilton,
1t is unnecessary TO speak, correA language has
been spoken 70 the world in the lives, aud IN the
deaths OF bp,h but let the injustice. the cruelty
OF feo!eralists towards the former and the mag.
nanimity and forbearanoe ofiepublicans tow ards
the latter, never be forgotten--aud let us not be
forced TO touch again upon this inexhaustible sub
! iea
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
PORTSMOUTH, IN H. july IL


BONAPARrE TO the SENATE
BY the brig eetsey, capt. John M.Kay of S5,em
in 81 days from Dieppe. A file Of Paris papers
have been received, from which the Ito r;ng i'm
portant communication has been translated for the
Oracle 1t appears to be the answer OF an ad-
dress from the Senate, and we are sorry that time
would nor allow us to insert the. ,epIy which has
also come to hand.
Americans will be astonished ut the bareface6
inconsistency CT the address, and 10 hear Bona
Parte talk of liberty, equality, security and hap
piness after ,he event Of the few last wears must
surprise and giis'e every man who wishes well to
the morals Of the world
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
NORFOLK, July %.

Capture Of the Br1fiah slooh IF erar LiYy.
Sunday morning last arrived here part
~ The crew Of the British sIoop Of war
Lilly, captured on the 18Th INST. by the
French priyatccr In DamD,e 3mberf, capt.
Charles Lemarque. who the day before,
Captured tho ship Mary, belonging to Ii
ysrpool from Africa TO Savannah, with
q valuable cargo Of slaves, ivory, SC. and
q ship from Honduras TO London, laden
with rnohogahy. Af;cg taking out the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
Ssh FLoRRAL
O'n LOREAb.
The First C2nsul has addressed the folyoqy.

The First C9nsul has addressed the foAoqy-
ing Message TO The >e,sators.
Your address ofthe oh Germinal, has
never ceased TO be present in my mind (;
1t has been the object of my mos, constant
attention.
6 You have judged it necessary that
the supreme magistiacy should be heredi
tary III order TO secure The French people
from the plots Of our enemies, and from
the convulsions which w,uId sprne from
the ambition Of rivals. Many fcui ...s,i.
tut'ons must have appeared TO You to be
prot to perfection, and to be the most per.
iect TO secure the triumph of equality and
public liberty, aud 10 Dfer 10 the nation
and to the gov nment, the double qua
rantee WHICH liey so much want.
/ I'VE have constantly been guided by
( thar great truth that the soverea cn,y re
sides in the French people, on TINS basis
every thing without exception, must be
drne Tor their interests, happiness, and
! glory in order 10 attain this end, the SUI
2reme magistracy, the seIlate, the counsel
OF Tie , ate the Legislative body he cleo
toral Colleges, and the various branches
OF the administration, are AID must be
instituted " hen have fixed my alien
tlnn on these great Objects, the more I
have been Persuaded of the truth OF the
sentiments which iexpressedt to you. and
have felt tho more and more that, i'm cir.
cumstances as rev as important, the aid
oil your wisdom aud experience have been
necessary to me in every step.
81 then invite you TO make known to
me freely your sentiments.
"The French people have noting TO add
to the honors and TO the glory winch they
have conferred on me but the duty the
most sacred to me and the most dear TO
my heart, is to ensure TO their children
the advantages acquired by the revolution,
which have cost them so much, above all,
the sacrifice of a million of brave men,
who have died for the defence of their
rights.
" l wish that we may say to them on
the fourteenth Of July Of this year; fif.
teen years have elapsed since by spon.
Ianeous movement, you ran 10 arms, you
acquired liberty, equality and glory ? this
day those first blessings of nations firm
ly liked and secured against ali tempests:
they are preserved to you and to your
children; institutions conceived and com.
menced in the bosom Of the storms of war
interior and exterior are about to terrDi-
nate amidst the noise Of wicked attempts
and plots Of our most mortal enemies, in
the adoption Of every measure the expe
rience Of ages and Of pc ople have demon.
strated proper to guarantee rights which
the nation had judged necessary to her
dignity, to her liberty and happiness"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

q. ION SDCnGs July N.
IL IS with much regret we reco,d the following
unfortunate catastrophe The Mail stare beS
tween his and Charlottesville which lief, ,b;s ~,
Friday evening last and in which Judge Brooke.
ms lady daughter and servant were passengers.
was the same evening, about miles from town,
totally demolished. by the horses taking FRIGHT.
runnlng against tree The daughter, a prornis.
ing child OF abost years of age survived ,hc ac-
cident but about one hour; the Others, though
severely shocked, we are happy to learn, are cot
killed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
7 akenup by SamuelWat-

son, IN PRICE Edward county, within two mile,
ct che courthouse, dun or mouse colouied
HORSE, four years old lat spring, four f,et Sc
ven inches and quarter hi n, neither dceked nor
branded, has drcop Tump. Appraised TO ,yt,.
tyshVo dollars, VS. q Iuae 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28


determination not 10 answer--and that
Go! Burr must pursue sneh course AS. he
should deem most prepee. ~..-
In the allerpoon OF This day, reported
60 Col. Burr al his housesodt of town, the
answer and determination of Gen. Hamil-
ton and promised to call on him again in
the evening, TO learn his further wishes.
Twas detained in town however this even
ing, by some private business, and did not
cali on Col. Burr, till the following morn
ing, Saturday the 25d instant. then re-
cc;yed from him letter for General Ha-
milton which is numbered four. but, as
will presently be explained, never was de-
livered, the substance of it will be found
In No. -.
When / returned with this letter TO the
city, which was about2 o'clock i'll the af.
ternoon oil the same day, sent note
10 Cen. Hamilton's and also to his house
desiring 10 know when it would be conve
nient for him TO receive a communication
The servant as he informed me, received
for answer al bolh places tina, Gen. Ha
milton had gone 20 his country seat.
then wrote the note, of which No. S, j.
a copy, and sent it oul TO him in the coun
try.
There follows No. ". Of the former state
ment.
To this I received Tor answer, No. 6
which follows:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
No. VI.
GraGge, June %, 1904.
Sir,

SIR,
was in town TO day till half past one.
! thank you for the delicacy which dieia,
ed your note 10 me. 1t is indispensable
the communication should be made be
fore Monday morning, / must receive it
here. But should think this cannot be
important. On Monday by nine O'Clock
! shall be in town at my house in Cedar
street, No. 50, where should be glad to
see you. An additional reason for pre-
ferring this is, that am unwilling TO &C.
CASTOR you trouble.
With esteem, am Sir,
Your obedient scry't.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
List If Killed and vonnded.

Killed-Capt. William Compton; lieu
tenant Samuel Fowler.
Severely wounded--MP. Mich. Head,
masters mate; Scipio Thompson ditto sF
INNS Driver; John Bryant Boatswain;
Rich. Scarro!t, Peter Oldson, Thos. Ben.
nett lhos. M Cam, John Plunket, w.
Calvin, (since dead) seanen Rob. Ham
mond' Rob. Day, VIM. Wilson, private
marines.
Slightly wounded--Rob. Risker, Jas,
Allen Edward Warren, seamen; VIM,
Wade, private marine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

The gentleman who gave the above ac.
count, says, that the crew of the privateer
were mostly English, Scotch, Irish and
Americans, and that the Captain was
Scotchman.--1 links from the shattered
condition of the Lilly, that she cannot be
got into port. The plivateer was for
merly the British Packet Marlborough.
lately captured by the French 10 the West
Indies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

m5t, valuable Part OF Ihy Mays cargo,
lhey gave the crew IL "deed cJ .&if1" og
her, and-put The l.illy's AMI the @. hor
ships men on board. They detained Alrs
Ashton, Captain OF the Mary) on beard
The privaiecr,and purpose carrying him To-
Guadaioapc Us an evidence for her con-
demnaiiOn.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Jk1 Gsxstzs,

IS poblilhed every Saturday by E. A. JENKs, At the
prin,'cs ofhce, No. 2, FycS',sef, PosrLAkp where
iucicr,pt,ons advertisements, conmunic atoms, &c
gre received with attention The price, to country
fsbfcrihes, who receive their papers the office,
III pack 4gcs by the rrail, is ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY
CENTS year.-ST Subscribers who live in town
and thoic Whole papers &c aej aud forwarded fpa
ratey, viii be charged rwn DOLLARS year.
o. Adss., viii derive peculiar advantages as their
fzvors win be pnb'hed (wthcut price, both ID
this paper and in '1sdssa.ys CoMAsxc,AL GAzrrrs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
crvRbiER's
ODE TO SENsIBILlTY.

c'Uk1iER'S
ODE TO SENsIBILlTY.
Give me the knd'ling eye, from whence
learn within, VIVA, tumults fwell
Give me the lips mute tloquencc
Which more than tongue 1,all ever tell.
Too coy to breathe the fofteft vows,
Too warm to let her wiihes die;
Though modce, yet wharlove allows
She gives the Iook-peshaps the fsh.
Then come thou fnpathiGng power,
Dear senGbility defsend!
And Gill with youths delieicv, hour
Thy magic and thy fweetnefs blend.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

FROM cHARLEsTom, MARCH ly.
ExsrA6 II letter from be l4mrieam Con/.l at St.
Jag q Csda, dated tie sos6 Of Tsnsa,y,sa n.sr.
chant sfstis Place.
Before this you have no doubt had inform.
alton Of The Piraueal depredations conRaotly com.
mitted on the American trade in thefe feas.
have had many ccnverfations with the Governor
here on the fubjsa he detets flch conduei for
bids the Pfivaeers TO enter this port they plead
diRrefs-he then orders them to leave the port in
"a hours they then declare Bri.iih fhip. are ia
the ofhng. &c. &c. The Governor and courts
here refufe to to take any eognizancc of the con.
dua Of the French, but cou6antly refer me TO
French tribunal. 1t is truly darening to every
friend Of commerce no redrefs can be had at this
port. # my ddPaschss have reached the iecre.ary
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

aATfsboHs. JAN. ac7.
Yesterday, Cicisizen Bacher. the Frepch Chs,g,
des affairs, prefen'ed TO the Diet letter from th
Pope, addreaed 7" To cur 6eissed Son in Csxns
Netatone Bonepafe" LIS contents concsrn III
leligious affairs Of Germany.