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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28
NETWORK Tunc 10.

Matthias B. Talmage, of Albany, fcnafer
of the fenate of this fate, from the weftcrn dif-
trid, is appointed diftrict Judge in the
place Of the honorable John Slots Hobart de-
ceafed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

MIR. FowBLE, the fortunate holder of the
ticket No. 1880 (25,ooo dollar prize i'll the
LOTTERY for the Promotion of Literature in this
tate, is, we underfand, Taylor By protection.
in Batimore-gt is rather angular oircnm-
ftance, that the next hilhei} prize was the ptG-
perty of gentleman Of the fame protection in
this city. NeqO-fVrk PIP.
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is painful duty to fate that the Leander and
other Bri.ih crnzers, are actively employed, within
view of flores, in intercepting homeward
bound merchantmen, and Tending them certain con-
demnation, fas ant nefas, in the court Of Halifax
(TaeLLons boDtrI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

BY Captain Thompfon, in l2 days from St.
Croix, we are Informed that news was received
there the day before he failed, that a Britifh
feet of IL fail of the line had arrived off St.
Lucie and that another French feet, coniift-
ing Of fail ofthe line, had arrived at Marti-
nique. Capt. T. fays the above news was believ-
ed at ST. Croix. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

LATEST FROM EuRoPE.-The fchooner
Two Sons, captain Clark, has arrived at New
buryPort from Nantz. She left that place on
the 18th May, and on the Goth was boarded by
Britiih Cd gun-ihip, and informed, that feet
OF ! S Hips of the line had failed from England
in puriuit of the combined French and Spanifh
heet, which was prefumed to have gone againft
Jamaica: Captain Clark alto informs, that he
learned by this veifel, that the Rochefort feet
had been few days previous, fteering towards
l. orient. BeHoa. Gag.
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NEW.HtMpSaypF

The leeinstnre of New EampHsire have re-
leeted all the applications for inRituting new
Banks. -
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BOSTON. Iune ~

Captain Tuck, arrived here on Friday laft
from Gibraltar, informs, that Lord NelIon's
Heet pafled that place on the eth April. The
above account is dired and authentic, and cor
Responds with the intelligence given in our laft,
from Cadiz, received by the way of Plymouth.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

Accounts from Liibon fate. that on the N
April, Portugucfe "a. frigate and lloop of
war, tailed III purfut of fome Alcerine cruizers.
which had landed and carried OF From the coat
Of Algefras about zoo of the Inhabitants.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

opt Clark Of the Two Sons, who arrived At
Newburyporf on Friday laf, in 26 days from Nlntz,
informs that Mr.. Livingston, the late American MINI
ier at the court Of France with HE family, at
Nau;z and that they intended taking paGsge in the
ihip Mififippi. which 70 GaIi from thence Tor
New-York in TWO days after captain Clark's dePar-
ture. H.
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Captain Fowler, of the fchooner Mariner,
left Martinique on the frt of June, at which
time no fecond fleet had arrived there, as re-
ported by Capt. Brown.
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Total

General Craig, who commands the fecret ex-
petition which failed from Eogland in A.
prli liit, was once prifoner ~ Cambridge,
(Mall.) being captured with Cen. Bugoyne in
l757.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28
NEW.YORk LIME 10

WV 1OKN, June 10.
The hip America from Liverpool, brings no
Idter ae@s than before received. Captain Slit
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KINGSTON, uAMl May Is.

BY the report of the committee appointed at the
meeting of the inhabitants on Monday, to inlpe the
Gate of the market, appears that there are now in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

BRITISH FLEET.
on Brett, and ready to join IS fell of the line.
OfFerrol and Lilbon I2
With Lord Mellon, and gone
70 Jamaica Is
In Beerhaven Bay S
So fhips OF the
line, ofwllich there are 8 of 100, and 90 guns
each.
French, Spanifh, and Dutch fleets on the home
flation, ready for fea, and fitting
in the Bref Harbour % ofthe Line.
In Rochefort and LOrent
(all French)
In Ferroi and Corunna French,
Spanifh and DUTCH ls
Toulon and Cadiz &c
Total so
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tlis CITY
1929 barrels of -four
1850 ditto corn meal
1855 tierces rice
1880 bbs ialted meat Of all defcript;ons
1885 ditto picked fin
l26 hhds, codftn
90 tierces ditto
$4,000 flaves
$4,000 feet lumber very great part of the la
fer conhfing Of ranging and other heavy timbers
fcarcely any ptchpine boards are at mar
ket
The foregoing ha.emen,, particularly with rcfpeta
TO dry provGons, needs no comment. Eliminating the
sonfump,ion of -four by kingdom, Port Royal, and
Spaniih town, at 500 barrels per week. and we are
convinced this is far below the mark, and fuppofng
no fuPPlies will be wanted by government, of which
who fhall allure us, are pof1eed of the means of
fubfilfence for nlmsa fpe rverks!i!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

We have the pleafuce to announce the az
pointment, by the Pre6den; OF THE United
States, Of Robert Patterfnn, efq. profeiicr Of
mathematics in the unworthy of Pennfylvdpia,
to the directory of the mint Cf the Uniish
States, vacated by M. Rludinoi.
/{uyoy0.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

NORTH CAROLINA. RAttion. June a.
The Federal Circuit Court adjourned on Trida,
laN-havn,e gone through niu:l. sutncis conicsrus
the term wss fsort.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

We bad INDUCED t'e esps9as;on 'ha; a. the AT
tern, of the FeJesal Court weuId nave Deeu deeoea
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

The Dey of Algiers his required of the A.
merIcan agent nip Of The line, rs tribute
and the latter has in vain Ieprcfn,ed that Ame.
rlca has frigates but no ihips of the line. The
Dey itill perfiits in his demand.
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PRIVATE COREEsrONDsNCE.
LONDON, May 6.-Mr. Pitt attended the e
iect committee this day, and underwent an (.
animation of fomc length.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-17
LONDON, Nav 81.

I. Frassia and Sweden,-By private le,ters
ion Berlin, in which entire confidence
lsY DC placed. We 6ad that very serious
Misunderstanding has arisen between that
SOOrsand the king Of Sweden. II has been
vsa reported the Prussian troops will
PnOruY setdowR before Stralfund, bus no
suss'lOn seems TO be entertained that all
.'s.s0urse,has ceased'betweep the Two So
Ss,Sus. NJ. Fsrrach, his Prussian ma
P'ehlpotensiafy at Stockholm, will
ssal'ea Without delay: and the Swedish
dra" ''Isr' Brinckmann, is about to wi,l:.
s law nom BeFEa, These extraordinary
y,s; a's wl, doubtless, be accounted for by
,S Slou' conjecsures and assertions. The
{ ~ may rely upon il, that The true cause
dos. ~ vigorous and honorable measures a.
csss s.u y the king of Sweden, in conse-
ac ssase o. the Prussian monarch's having
Isssp'eo the newly instituted order Of the
Iof b. b. "a nonor, from the impure hands
t.lrs uaparte. Upon the first Official in
&abIs - a' occurrence SO ti1tle honor
N,s0 70 's,9sereigus, Gustavus the Fourth,
Be,l Su' hesitation, dispatched ,nissive to
|Essl. rssnrning the order Of the Black
|cl,rs - . lae king of Prussia, with the de.
|ords al0O "hathe could no longer wear.thc
ss OF Prince who wore tina, Of NJ.
|maD;,n = :. unfortunate for Europe aud for hu-
|.urs. s vaas, al'he strong aud decisive mea.
|nrip;;as ao'sa have as yet been taken, should
|SsS . 10 Powerless courts. The dipn;-
|dsn = example however, of the king Of Swe-
kov,I u S to produce some effect in every
|,emno' o0som which has condescended 70
hi H. s' q and dissemble with the usurner
|nor. ,S trench monarchy. That il will do
|repr., aa1 excite some short sensations of
|prs,. $, and n shame, we seeno reason n he
5elat;ooss STATE Of the continent, and Of our
l.pse,aa,,; with it, to hold out apy coIape red
sial@ linz ps;,rl0'ie fund Committee. at spe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-17
PITTSBURGH. Iuly s..

Extract froma letter dated st. Louis, Nay
29h, 1906, to.a gentleman IN tbs place.
The Sioux Indian suspected OF MUIR
der, whose confinement here caused the
visit of about $50 OF that nation the other
day having unsccoun,ably got off his irons,
sprang from the centinel, But not without
receiving part of the contents Of his mas.
ket; he'was found dead with the appear
ance Ola buck shot having passed through
his neck. A pardon for this savage has
since arrived from the Presidents"
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have vsNed to general Provost, and the Of
fcers and men under his command, as a
tribute for their gallant defence of Domi-
nique as follows:-so general Provost, a
sword, valtae 1907. and piece Of plate va
lue 2ook 70 major Nunn, sword value
5ol. and piece of plate value 1907. A
sword aud piece of plate of the same va
lue, to captain o'Connel. The sum of
1907. to captain c. Campbell, and the sum
of 4ol. to each disabled man, or who may
have lost limb. 2Ol. to each man severe
ly wounded; and 1el. to every man slightly
wounded; in which are ncluded the militia
of the island.
Professional men are much divided in
opinion upon the conduct of sir John Orde.
Some OF Them say he ought 20 have taken
large ofing before Cadis, and there a.
waltsathe last moment, the chance Ola re-
inforcemens, which might have enabled
him to blockade the combined feet, or
pursue it % the event of its putting to sea.
The crew of the Endymion frigate were
paid $751; f4S. per man, prize money,
ON Tuesday last. They have to receive
upwards OF 5ool.more.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-17
NEW YORK, July Il.

We have received by captain Starbuck,
of the brig Ann Maria, printed copy of
the new constitutions of the Empire OF
Hayti. 1t is curious aud inter esting do
cumens, comprising sixteen pages II mo.
The supreme command is vested in Dessa-
lines, who is called Emperor l. but the
government is not hereditary; slavery is
abolished for ever no particular church
establishment is acknowledged by the state
---provision is made for the education of
youth and the national colors of Hayti,
are very appropriately declared to be black
and red stripes.
Extract ola letter from the supercargo of
the brig William, to his owners in this
city, dated Rousseau, (Dom.) June 10,
1906.
In my last, Of the Sd instant, In
formed you of the arrival OF the William at
St. Pierres, and of my intention to proceed
IN the brig direct TO Guadalupe, as the
markets there were better. accordingly
got on board and ordered capt L. to pro-
coed to P. Petre. We had alight breszs, hat
night being the Sd instant,we got under Do
mlnica the following morning. Capt. L. en-
deavored to go the windward ofthe island
but falling, as our vessel sailed dub, run
close under the lee of it. When of Scots
Head, the S. w. point, We were fred at
by the fort number of times we hove the
maintopsail to the mast, suPpesing boast
was coming off to visit as; on receiving
L l., hoo ~
captain went on shore, was examined by
the officers, and bid TO proceed on his
voyage. After that we made sail with
light airs of wind the curreut dritted US
within three miles of the place and were
again fired at by the fort of Rosseau, capt.
L. went on shore, was detained and put ln-
to,he fort till the next day, and orders
were sent to the mate 20 come directly IN.
to the harbor, or they would fre-into the
brig and sink her /; accordingly, when we
had breeze we made up for the harbor,
where we now remain.
4 know not on what principle we are de-
tanned. / have applied TO the governor,
! who says there is All embargo and he can
not let us.go. Why then. or what right
has he to bring ne into aa embargord
port.
This detention viii be atgreat damage to
the voyage, aud you may judge how disa-
greeable being confined in this place by an
unprecedented stretch of arbitrary power.
| have attended rhe leyees of the great lit.
tie men daily, and have every time been
put off with tomorrow. There are TWO
Americans here, and one OF them has been
lying 40 days after his limited time, trying
to obtain payment for his cargo; you may
Judge of the merchants by this sample.
To day the captain was summoned up to
the custom house with his papers, because
there had been an Information lodged that
we had been running goods mere sham
to get hold of us, as there had been no.
thing out of the vessel but dozen of my
dirty linen to wash.
Tune IL. have again waited on the 60
vernon, who told me should get away
TO day, as an express had arrived from An
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PHILADELPHIA, July is.

The brig Nancy, captain Lake, rs arrived
at the Lazaretto, and has on board forty
French officers and soldiers, many of whom
are suffering under wounds received in the
late warfare near that city, (St. Domingo
One of the crew died on the passage, under
every Indication of violent yellow tever,;---
and the captain an another hand, are now
in vefy.lowconditiou with-the same dis
ease.
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,i1cnls to the most poWerIal ac-
paiou' y' s';ss ,he last portions at moisture
S Deb gysfofm and sollalsY = asss' .eos
dies, are I ssrriad of. The specie thus oo'
r,lsd, ana .s,s i Immediately laid OUT to pur-
talas' without restriction, return cargoes
saa's .a @ among the foreiga islands, to
4 p'ou1s encouragement, anu 60 the coas
iasL Sl T.. vexation aud injury Of Gle British
slas': ;s,s This drainage OF specie was at
s0g qua with considerable loss, not only 10
"a uIao,ers, but to government also, in the
'ns .t p'a 4 exchange. From a considerable
a - Image, and in our market where the
Pr 80 noiot of exchange is fixed at forty
nlep cent. government could frequently only
:, twenty FIVE per cent. or . smaller Per,
&C. S's IN the bills she was Obliged TO sell
ssa he nurposes of maintaining her estao-
D. 49, This certain loss, considerably
as.rb,laucing anv contingent interests, de-
US the attention and regulation of 60
me 81
.Tb,, unorincipled and abortive attempt
h. ,,x foreign nations, BY importing a.
1910 thsm commodities loaded with do
mss, i duties, was al length abandoned.
Something like a better system has succeed
d, Regulations have been formed, ac-
sora;or % which, although at times and an
\ der increasing prices, increasing portions
. Il tho drawback on sugars may be retain-
a vet. in compensation for this, it is
&vi,h,ome apparent fairness provided, tiaat
d !. otbe, cases bounty shall be superadded
sh.p the prices fall beyond a certain point.
There IS, indeed, in the ascending scale
of bouusies but one solitary step OF COM.
pru.,,ion, whist in the descending the
drawbacks are diminished through many
and various degrees of decline, Into total
Bextincsion. All assurance also is Suspend
Aed, as TO the permanent bene6ts of this ar
arrangement BY It's limited existance, and
sconse1aen, dependence upon uncertain o.
pinions,aud upon political events aad COM
binatiOns yet more uncertain.
From discussions of this sort, all ques.
tons Of 6uance ought upoa principle to be
excluded. Whatever sacrifices commerce
B nay make to navigation, she should make
pone to revenue
READERS who prefer instruction to amuse-
nens will set a high value on the present
pamphlet; and the superior orders of per-
sons viii discern 10 it much Of that accuracy
Snd precision, which men of scientific
views and habits sometimes happily insro-
dues into the treatment of subjects on
&Shich moral probabilities are alone concern
I'd. We take leave ofitwlth the acknow.
sdgnsnt thar it has highly gra,iGed and in
Rtructed US; and we cordially recommend
'tt0 the attentive perusal of all whe are pos
e'ssd OF either commercial or political ln-
fueuce.
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July II.
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S r @ L E. NJ.

a BOUT fortnight ago, TWO SILVER
n DESERT SPOONS. Loadon make; the
letter II engraved on the: handles. Whoever
can give information by which the Spoons can be
recovered, fhal receive reator abe reward, and
the full value paid for the detection Of the thief.
ApplgtO. the Prsater.
Iuly ~,
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We are informed thar all the Danifh conlois in
the y. States have received inRfuaions not to
grant any projections to Danfh !eamen, except
thoie bs!Org ing TO 1Danilh veaels.
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90 Dollars Reward.
ABSCONDED from the iubicrlber's
houfe, rear town, On Monday lait, a
NEGRO MAN fave called
REUBEN,
CTRONG built. perfectly black, Longing walk
- and addicted to drinking-His dreia tick.
lelburg jacket and tsowfcrs; he had, however,
other clothes.
He is we'll known in this neighborhood, having
long been atfage driver, particularly between
Colcheaer and this place.
II taken in or near town realcnable reward
will be given, if SO miles from home twenty
Dollars, and proporsionabic FOR LET'S diaance.
Matters Of veGels and others are cautioned a
eainft taking off or harboripe him
WIN HoDGSON.
Aiesaa9ria, jay17
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Itigua, Matths French Rerthad passed that
place. At II O'Clock we had permission
TO proceed, and are now under weigh for
Point Petre.
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aleraaorla Daap aoDartissg,
WEDNESDAY, July II.

MARRIED in Wilmington IN. c.} JsGpb
G. Ssoih, Efq. Of Taunton lMs.) OF the United
States engineers to Mas Margaret Loxjta Wal-
ker.
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For sale-for Cath,

On tie Jseond day Of AagyQ asxt, az
twelUe O'Clock,
4 N uninproved LOT ofgrqund, in the town
N of Cshbef<r, adjoining the warchoufe bind.
ing on the creek Alto,
viii be fold, on the 18th Of Aagyh to
the hlghsa blddey;
Two improved LOTS, fsusted at Wet
End. The terms Of fale are--Ope third CATH
and the balance in one and two years, with bond
and approved fceu''ty. !.
John Symptom.
July 9. 'a~sWs
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Extract Of a letter from Cadis, dated Il.
bYii27, 1905.

brif27, 1905.
6 The favorable prospect of the ap-
proaching harvest, and the plentiful sup
plies of wheat aasi aour we have had, has
oceasloned considerable sudden decline
inpriees. Wheat of your growth is now
down TO go ron per fanega, aud hour.12 a
13 dollars per barrel; the other articles
have also declined, as you will perceive
per quotation at foot. The advlces that
will be received at your continen. from
this, must indispensably reduce the price
of your produce; in this case am of
opinion they will answer here next fall and
winter, at which period -four may rate
from 10 IL dollars per barrel; rice z as
per quintal; Indian coen 2 IL per ia.
mega; hags lard 9 ron. per double
pound pork IA dollars per barrel; beet
10 a 1 / per ditto, yellow bees wax As per
quintal; hyson tea per ID. 80 a 40 ron ).
leaf tobacco of the Virginia growth, and.
of the large long dark leaf IS 10 dolls.
per .quiptal; white beans per ditto; and
pipe slaves per NJ. 12o at3o."
Extract Of letter tron Carric1s, datta
the 18Th Of June.
/" The port of La Guira was opened the
18th of May, for sundry articles. On the
i1,h of June it was shut, but the procla-
nation not published there before the 18th,
since which time, two American vessels
have been turned away, and the port con-
tiuues shut
IA gentleman passenger IN the Julian,
from St. Thomas, informs. he saw a let
ter from La Guira, which stated, that that
port was opened to neutrals the 10th, to
continue for months.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
Ran auay from the Ja1jsribsr, early IN
June LAP, a Negro Man NAMED
G. e OR G. E :;

{ Formerly the property Of K. Tezhugh)
n BOUT feet 10 or II inches high, itoue
"A made, IL ras years OF sgs--has large
buA1y head, with remarkable thick lips and an
Giles, and a down look. TIE above reward will
be paid for apprehending and feeurIg him in aly
Jail 70 that get him again, on Expiration TO
John HODGKiN, at the Indian Queen Ia
vern, Alexsnd,ia.
Thomas Barrett.
July II. cog.
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81. ofinsee,ion. d /: without
|spp saf;as any injurious effects
Negro PHIL Il: ' ei.s s''1 la. i hi. city,
Tult0n' q a,c N for the kins peck, on
bad been a 'n eighteen hundred and two;
The 9th AP.n a,tb instant Iinoculated him
q phi, ~ various matter. taken , &C 0,',raI small
si'i II from the above case OF nA'ula' a'na,.
fhrsao a ao with the same result as IN nay
Ipwn sons case :, and VII.
e,b smith daughter AID servant
Ml. VII. both vaccinated on the second IN
|girl "s's - sftsr having had the kline pock
'staut, an' ,hev were both iaoculated on The
sga , 'as,sut, with fresh small pox matter r,
sota i' esa, the above case of natural small
|faksn nj NM, without producing any osner e.
tpox gu 10 same which are s:atedln case
-four. RI. c,ses have been test4
q D' same manner with the small
FED IN ~ ,b;cb was taken from Mr.. Smith,
1c s' and with the sane result = o a;ye
Is ,n0 sSsr nr.of than The foregoing cases.
ANY o'a 'si,l / hope, be sufficient to con-
when wa, ,.r.sa those only excepted who
ARE determined not g os' aas oa %,u on
Az A.. ..nse enough 70 torn aay opln'on 80: -
I not ' saSisst) q the safety Of the f'ns
peck. $, o,,v . guard againt spa-
rious cases aud i IS masa ~, ~ :. s. lissle re-
that 'ns J. % leave NANNY persons who may
S. 81 ,bsmselyes secure, yet tiaoie 20 'aae
. "a aallnox. Some remarks on this suo-
.'s '' ,s;ll b. shortly laid before the Puolic.
''''' JAMES SMITH, Physician
Haccias Institution
Caatham.strees.
April29, 1905.
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BOSTON, My !.

F,'m Engaaad-Ry cspt. Fafshan,, who ar
rived yefeiday from Liverpool, we received Lsn-
don papers TO March ie, inciuhvc. A paper
OF tn lstef date neniions the srrsv u ,s a Ruff
fan Msaenger, with dispatches Of great impor
lance. The preparations tor IN iapmtant fecres
expedition were continued. The troops to be
employed cooGit OF two fqaadrons OF d-aEcons.
and 4 reg'nents OF Infantry. The expedition
is PLACID Under he command OF general Craig,
and was conhdercd O., the point OF filing. IL
was conjetturcd to be bound 10 Soutn America.
a sadon paper Of Mach IS, mentions the
receipt OF late Paris papers, and obf:yes, e there
Is more talk on tic contincut Of negotiations
than OF campaigns"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-11
From NANTES. March IL.

|" The prices OF lugar ard cof.e Gased in
oar price current, acc merely nominal. We
fell but with the grcstsa dlthco!ty and il is ex.
Peeted a depreciation will lhortly rake place, in
Rueneed by the duinefs Of buGI,sis, and ihs ne
GETTY ZONE of sur Com ni.lion Merchants are
under to fell Wef India produce i.cines to
fall at Bordeaux and Anaerdam ,kewife. Cot.
tons, indigo, cocoa, fuaic, and p,sa(hes, are
much requeAed, and bought off at landing.
Pepper is dali at 331l, notwithstanding the late
increaE of Of duties. Tobaeco holds ~, With
our however being particularly in demand"