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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT 6. SHOE Ml4NUFdCTTyRER
ST, RICHMOND.

n 4. AXES Boots & Shoe,
Nt to any pattern or faih-
ion, equal in poirt of Ma
TERIALs and WORKMAN.
SHIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SaoEs, of the firit quality
and newell fafhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are difpofed to
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention to the
anrexpd cuf can he Ettal
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LAND-FOR SHE,

iN-7'e county of Lunenburg, lying within one mile
j of the Court-houfe, Couche's creek this tract
contains leven hundred and fifty acres, one hundred
aid fifty of which is cleared; comfortably improved
for the accommodation of family. This land is well
fuited to the cultivation Of Tobacco Corn and Wheat
A great bargain may be had in this land. The
may be made known, by application to Major
Grief Green, of Nottoway, who duly authorized to
dfpofe oft, the ubfcriber living on the premfes
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, Auguh 2.-(eptf.
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FOR SALE,

IVNIIE Tenement belonging to the James Rive,
Company, where the manager formerly reGded
lying about half mile above the city, and contigu.
Gus to James river, and commands profpeet equa
to any E:e within the vicinity of Richmond.
The tenement contains acre of land whereon
is the managers houfe and an excellent fpring of
ter.
TIE fale will be made on the premifes, on Tuec
day the fifth OF next month, at public auction,
credi, of twelve months, the purchafer give bond
with approved fecurity, and the tide to be con.
veyed Until the payment Of the money.
BY orlsr efbe PyeFdrt and Dire(7o,-,
ROBr. POLLARD.
Oecher Is. (tds) :a
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GEORGE Willy.

BROKER 1' COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Near the Balm,
DUYs and fells all kinds of Produce-Alfo, Lands
I'D Lots, and houies, Bank Stock, &c.
W Hsba5 for Sale, LOTS No 14l, 3, 3, and d,
which make one entire fquare in Du-Val's additi-
on.--There is good Spring attached to them Thefe
lots are well worth the attention Of any gentle
man wiihng to build lumner retreat for his family
July 23.--tf.
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With Boots or Shoesas well as if they were on the
lpot..-..~.A-the length of the Boot.-.C-round the
Calf-..B-the pitch of dto.--D-round the heel and
-..E-rounj the inher-.-G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againa perpendicular, and
lick knife at the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number of inches quarters, in the diff
serert meaiures. January 1. emf
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a Petition will be preien,ed to the General Az.
fenbly of Virginia, at the next feflion, praying
that an at may pats to incorporate company for
the purpoie OF cutting Canal on the fouth fde of
the Falls OF James River, otherwie improving the
navigation OF the river for the paIage of Bat,eaux
and ALTO for the etablihment of Bank in the town
OIL Manchester. Aulut Is. (epmL)
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TO BE SOLD,

A. Public Vendue, by MelIos. ProlIor and Moneure
on tke 2ltf Infant, at the houe of the late Mr.
w. Wichanr at o'clock, BY order OF the Ad-
miniarators.
>HREE years and one half of the unexpired leafe
] ofthe fad houfe from IT, November next con-
ditions to be known the day of fsle
ALTO, at the fame place, good Mich Cow, and
Kitchen and other Furniture, for cath,
October Is. ids
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NOTICE.

Petition VIII he Prefented to the ne,% General
, HasnO'y' praying that the County Corr 81
day, and the Court Of Hanover on the n y .sJn.
o'evsTy ulop,ll. oa.s. . .re
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Holm II PEY'roN, attorney a, Law, reiding
- in Dumrirs, ;, a.id;.io the DilriG Courts Of
FrederieEiburg, and Hay Market, will in future at
tend The High Court Of Appeals.
October Is. (t2J
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FOR SALE,

EICHTY-EICfT acres of LEVEL LAND, a.
~ bout q miles below Rockets, on the Will.
auniburg road. well Gtuated for tavern.-Alo, Fix
half acre LOTS in Maj. Davals new plat.
The above will be fold very low-for particulars
enquire of THOMAS NORvELL.
October Is. If
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Nc Cabs
MIL MAVUFACTORT,


ON THE CANAL, RICHMOND.
WROUGHT and cut nails Of fuperior ooa,;-
w ty, are fold at prefeut for the following pri-
ces, by the barrel.
WROUGHT W14ILS.
Spikes, 4oi. SOD. and pol. Nails, ls1 Cts. ser u
I'D. Nails Is
Iod Ditto -
3d. DO. l4I
3D. DO. rs be, m.
CU7 NAILS md BRADS.
2id, ocd s. led. Cut Nails & Bratis IL Ctr. her u
lod Ditto II
Sd. do Tx
Sd. Nails, le{
I'd. do. - Is
Sd. do. IA
Retail price, one Cent and half per 10. higher.
Wrought and cut iprigs of every fize.
All kinds of Blackimith's work will be done at the
ia,d manufa aory and conltant fupply of Bar Iron
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, Steel, &c. for fale.
October 10 If.
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NOTICE.

Amher1, C9obsr 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-23

If demacraries are still TO be sesup, they
must briag upon the nation the !same ca
lsmities, and share themselves the melan'
choly fate of their predecessors.
Moved by just sense OF these trlths,
the convention framed a constitution which
can r,rither be denominated a democracy
nor an aristocracy, nor a monarchy; a
constitution deriving its authorities from
the people, and partaking of the structure
and principles Of other governments, SO
far as Is necessary to the attainment OF their
advantages.
@ people! blessed with a. constitution
suited TO the situation of the country, to
the habits and manners of It's native citl-
zens, will no experience teach you what
YOU ought to avoidt Are mankind forever
doomed tobe the dupes of fiatterers, the
tools of demagogues, the prey of the AM
bilious TO drink, age after age, ct the
same kind of poison, and administered in
the same cup. Citizens OF the United
States, you are called upon, 10 various
ways, to partake of this Intoxicating be-
velage. Its pure democracyy Drink OF
il, and it win assufedly produce in your
country the same evils and ealaEities it has
prodsced elsewhere.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-23

a9l Mr.. !, A'Ksan an! Es.s:siis. p..,; g..
want Ct fedsrslis.s, IS, their prs fn.s, s't
keep them secure, in those clsess q
they now possess, safe from the a,', ,sas
those who placed them in them; and ~s q
confidence they have forfeited b. ~ NV. sao''
Justice and aPostacy. Bu, we eatrs, a IL
better opinion Of the sp;;ri, and I;a'aa
ment OF federaiis;s in general, than 10 ,S;sS
that they can be ultimately imposed "a mug
by pomPous professions, howey,r r
might tor momeu, be deceived BY ,S MY
Gus appearances; YOU know, at ,s,s nm, r.'
you cannot have a man Of your own n,1' .'
politics for governor, (for we do not r cos
slider Thomas W,Kean as belonging ~.
party of any generic charscter) VIII ros
then lend your aid TO torce apoverooru3S s
the state, of such naughty, ,yrauocJ
temper and partial predictions as III.
present incumbent, out of mere party r.
sentiment and opposition TO your an,sro
nists; when you know you must suf.rlo
common with them, and feel the smart Of
the same scorpions with which they will
be chastised : No! fellow citizens We
hope better thipgs Of you we think high.
or and more worthily of your sndsrs,and.
>irgs; and although We cannot subscribe
many Of the articles of yoGr political creed
any more than you can ours, yer we do no
nor never did think YOU enenlies to ou
common. country fsr be it from US to
suggest or even entertain the injurious idea
of your being tories, traitors or eve,
'aposts;e wigs > we only eonz:der ycua
you do US, mistaken politicians, W.
therefore believe, that you viii support
Simon Snt der at the ensuing elecuoa o.
at least, HAT you will reject Thomas N.
Kean, the alternate reviler and perssnlor
of federalists and democrats--and agaus,
whom, they are in common bound by every
principle Of honor and dignity, to nai,,
C mmon cause.
! To third party men, we have nolhingto
address with such amph ,bious creatures
we wish no political communion Should
any of the individuals who may have been
imposed upon, TO join such non desciiPi
see their error, and return to their first
principles, we are ready to embrace them
as brothers, who were lost and are now
found but as party we dlsclam all COO!
.nectiou with them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-23

Captain Bullock, whose arrivaltrom ia.
maica was mentioned in DER last, was 'ale.
" master of the ship Hazard, of port
and had the misfortune 70 be taken bya
British frigate, sent to Jamaica, and there
condemned ship and cargo. The. a@aaId
sailed from hence in April last, with
cargo, for Lasuira On arriving there, BE-
ing refrsed an entry, captain b. steered io'
Curacao, bur with determinatica not to
enter that or any other port till he could
ascertain that it was perfectly free from
blockade. Al the time he made the island
he also deserted two ships standing OF 'On
on and in order to gain information re-
specting bloe kade, ne ran down to|a'di
them, and hove to, when boat. from one
of them Che Fortune) was sent With sa
officer 70 board the Hazard, who took capt.
B. with his papers, on board the ether snip
which pr ved TO be the frlgate Franch'''
Commodore Murray. Another boat was
then dispatched to the Hazard. with crde's
T. b ieg away all he officers and erT'
aud the Commodore informed captain D.
that he intended 70 send the ship to ana'
ca, and would allow MY himself ant 0I'
Of his PEOPLE to go in her. Accordingly
c ptai B. and Mr. Paifray, his Clerk were
permi ted to return on board and P1a'
master and eight men conducted The snip
to Jamaica, where they arrived me lO"'
of May, and on the 9Th of June he! c.a'
dcmnation was pronounced, to me a'.u W
nishmens of all who were acqualnteSo, H ~.
the circumstances, upon the grounnqi u' ..
the properly belonged so'enennles OF ""
Bri.ain--an allegation, for which there W., ",
notthe leas, shadow Of pretence, and vpI NV
tits h;rdly possible the Judge himself sou.I
believe. Captain Is. entered an apR.a
FROM this sentence. the injustice OF wa :.
is so fragrant, there is no doubt IT VIII ~
reversed in England. The ship ana cary
when she. sailed from this port, were
lued at 10000 dollars.
When captain 3. left Curracoa, comm.
dore Murray promised uboa lbs h97s2, we ,Ss
he would send bis men TO Jamaica Oy -.
first opportunity; bot though many oP Pr =,
tuuities had passed, nc still detained ' .s.s
in bis service, where It is supposed WV ~.
are at this time, with about 60 more 'D~
pressed with projections in their haau, ...s,
Captain g. informs, tina, many lnp ,tro,
ed Americans remained at Jamaica ~" !,
wan. of an agent of the government !"
the absence Of their captains. -, 3
Captain Bullock has, favored US Wv Is
list Of ceDaenaa.ions Of AmeF'esa $50"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-23
From the United States Gazette.
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

The democratic papers of both sides are
at presen. filled with addresses TO the citi,
zens of thus state on the subject of an aP-
preaching election. Among all these we
havclobseryed no one more amusing chan
an address, of the 6 Friends OF the People"
10 the inhabitents Of Centre county,
suspectiewouId puzzle any one of my read
.ers tocnnjecturc what good reason could
be urged to induce the federalists TO Join
the revolutionary party andvo for Simon
Snyder. Vet are reasons urged by the wri-
ter OF this address; and as they are express
ed in good natured, inoftnsive manner,
we have subjoined them for the entertain.
ment of our readers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-23

A refpeetable number of Citizens of Fairfax coun.e
ty and others, having met at Wilcoxon's ia.
veru, Fairfax eourt.hour, on Monday, the;
10Th of AuguR, 1905, parfuaet TO an ad
iourument of farmer meeting; TO take into
confederation the propriety OF the Establishment
of a 8sAxcH of the BANK of VIRGINIA., IN
faid county, in the vic,ni,y-of the town of
, Alexandria s
THomPsoN Mason, Chairman,
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TEmracted from the address,. !

fire any Of you tedcrahsts Are yon still
attached to tie principles broteSsed and til.
measures pursued by the farmer aaarinistra'
ton Of tie general government ? Then 7Ve
think you may Uery consistently, unGer pre-.
senf circumstances vote far SIMON SNYDER
Though he no doubr differs very widely
frcm-you on many subjects of political
ma ure, and will continue to Go so yet
should he succeed you know, or many OF
you may know, that ia all your intercourse
with him, he will treat YOU with the polite
ness and decorum Of gendsnan, and as
men and citizens your rights, your inter
ests and ias pfetenrlons will b. protected,
and reg rdea with the same equal measures
Of justice, Importantly aud attention as
these of the rest of your fellow citizens /;
you viii not be insulted with the contume
lious epithets of g tory, traitor, aris,ocrat
apostate Wings" and eyerv Other opprpbr.
Gus name OF disgrace that our political vo
cabulsry can furnish. No! Simon Snv.
der IS not capabie Of such Indecent conduct
--nor will he, we ale persuaded be the go
veraor + a party We want, anG We desire
thai he vii do impartial and exact justice
10 al! men without regarding political or
religious names or distinctions I've
abhtT intolrran e Of every kind !; ard : d
we MOI fully believe that Simon Snyder
doth SO also, he should not have. our
support, nor would we recommend him TO
you.
We cannot conceive how federalists OF
spirit and principle can vote for Thomas
A"Aean, after he manner ia which he hath
inaulted and Perseeutel them, as far as was
III sais power, iof 40 other reason than their
opposition TO his election. 1t is true he
very readily pa doned the sin Of federalism
whtrethe teGera!iss was relation or family
connr&lon /; We have hadstrikiag Instances
OF chs IN cur owr county bu Ia every O.
I ther case was not bis rage unbonndcd I'M
Il he quarrelled with the democratic party?
perhaps you may be fascinated with his pre-
sent leaning to. federalism, and his ample
Psotessloo ct respect towards you; but If
you cannot trust man SO capricious, even
in the meredian of life, much less can you
trust him now, when ne is upwards Of three
score and ten years, aad of course hath
reached the age Of dosage. Bepend upon
1t IT he succeeds again, neither federalists
nor democrats have. any thing TO expect
from him but the utmost extent Of his ran.
corous vengeance.
Thethird party are his favorites. to them
alone will his bounty be extended; and
what may DOT his opponents expect of a
p con naturally so peevish and ms lent.
when his mind will be irritased with oppo.
slsion aad bloa,ed with SUCCESS. Every
well informed. fsaleaalist must know, tina,
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and
CHARLEs TYLER, jon. SCI.

THIS Meeting, bsing fully imprefIcd with
th.. many advantages to be,dcrived from the e.
tsblilhmtnt ot BANK in the vicinity of Alex
archaeological, Thar If is expediens to ap.
point "a committee TO, draft a petition tie ,hc;en-
inieg lselaasure Of this fate, praying for an,eb>
creaf. OF The capital Of the Bank of Vitginia,
and tic eRsbliihucnt OF Branch of faid Bank
in chat part of Fairfax, county, Immediately ad.
iacent to the town of Alexandria.
ktjakvcd. That THOMPSON Mason, JOHN
T. Rlcxsrrs, RTcAARD NJ. ScoTr, JAMES
RI. RLAKS. JAMES TRvIS, GsoRcr Ga AHaM,
and HuMrHREx PEAKE,. or a majority of them,
b. a committee for iaid purpofe, and ALTO cem-
m,ttee of correspondence and arrangement; whole
duty il ff,aA be TO circulate petitions and cnrrei-
pond with!fuch characters in G. different eounties,
aswill be likely TO and them 10 this defsable ob-
jea.
Rejo'Tsa, That The proceedings of this Meet
ing be pablifhed IN the Alexandria newspapers.
80 THOMPSON MASON, Cbairman.
CHARLES TYLER, Jun. Ssex.
Augua 81. alw
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POLITICAL ESSAYS

On the essential and distincsive s9ualitfes ct
Dsmocyacies and Republics. Nth refer-:
eace to the CaasNtat;sa OF ne United
States.
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Spring Garden Theatre.
EIG4TH NIGHT.

Tie Public are yslpsahty infoymeattat
a dstaeamrat q lie philadelphia Com.
faey 9arpats opening the S9ring-
Garden IheatTy fer ~ asghts.
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NEVER ACTED HERE.l
On SsTURDAY4gVENING, Will be prefeas-
- Celebrated CoMEpY called
The CoZ1,e,2s Dgugbtpr

Written BY \. chsrfy, Of Dtufy Lane, and act
ef'hroGshaut ne. Ualts1 States vita Gnri-
pxflsd aspLaRte. s.
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20 4ybrb ee.lf 5e,a9asd, tie FARsE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

&c. oflie cir-reif7pce, .!i-eAed the cor,n.n-
ders ofthe fbips # my fquadron, to feize ali
ve!1sls which may attempt to enter the port,
or depart from il, with mcr :hand;zc, 10 viO.ati-
On Of the blockade, az having, no doubt, that
the miniftefs of the neutral powers at the court
Of St. James, have long 6ncc made al proper
communications on the fubjett, as The letter of
vice. admiral Iir John Or,le, was near a month,
prior To the order above alluded to, have no
obfervation to make on it. That the blockade
was of public not oriety in the ports, the Dam
i'll, Swediih and Imperial ihips having failed
in ha!latt, by the directions of their respective
confhls, is a teftimory, which admits of no
doubt.
"The little Por,ugnsfe vefiel, laden with fait,
7 directed TO he returned into port, on fuppo-
f.on that her matter might not have been futfi-
GENTLY informed of the nature Of the blockade
but the violence which he complains Of being
Threatened with, in cafe be had failed again,
When detained by the Dexterous, 70 unlike the
nrhanity and good viii, which Bnel0, officers
are ever difuo!ed to thew 10 all men, would
rather impute to the exaggeration of perfor
disappointed on his voyage; and hope, gen.
tlemen, you will alfo. have the honour to be
"(Signed)
CUTHBERT COLLINGWOOD.
d" To the Confuls of the neu-)
' r, powers Is'idsa' at ca-{
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If there he expectations or RusIian aid, It would
Toe madnefs to prccipitatc rupture before Ruff
kfia can be of any fersicc. The report that the
|AuNrian miniaer at Berlin, jointly with Mr.
|Jackfnn, preffed NJ. Novoflzof not to proceed
to France till he received Information what I'M
|prsffions was made on his court by the news OF
The annexation Of Genoa, cannot be true. The
AuRrian miuiner would not compromife his
Ecourt by e. iadfcreet proceeding. The next
h mail will probably bring us farther accounts OF
Fthe determination Of Rufli,. We fear there is
too much order and counter order in the Cabl-
net of St. Petsrfbursh. NJ. Novoii!zof's milf
b on has been talked Of almot amy time theie
twelve months, and it would I've difficult to itatr
kauy good reafou why it was not carried into ct
feet laft January.
fully 81.
Private letters from Paris fate, that Son3parte
returned from italy f,oner than was expected.
Eon account of fome pretended plots difcovered
i Nv Fouchc, and fone real dfcontent among the
troops on the coat, whole pay was, until the
a of Ju,y, three months behind hand. Though
ftyeraI examples of fcvcrity have been the~n,
the mutinous difpoition continued, and intfead
of aba.ing. increafrd. This was particularly
the cafe with the troops encamPsd near Brett,
under the command of Argereau. Lat month
the Iri!l, Guides, attached to that army preienf,
I ed petition for their pay 10 this general, and
complained bitterly of their fufferings. The
fix perfons deputed TO prefent the petition were
Immediately fhot, ant the whole corps ordered
70 be re-oreaniaed. Some of the officers were
broken, and others condemned to transportation
to Cayenne.-GThey were all fucceeded by
frrnchmen, with whom the lri'h Guides are ve.
+ ~ c,rrCisird. Two regiments al dragons and
4 four bstalho 49, infantry, wer", OF account of
their nntiuo, n:pohtion. fent by Angereau to
the interior, f. thence the miniaer, Bsrthier,
ordered ther,t, Galy. tits reported at Paris,
that when, on the olt of Jnue, Angsrean order
ed his army to embark on board the feet under
Gantheaume, the troops, to man, refufed to
obey, until their arrears due TO them were a"
quilted. This occurrence, the good P'riiian
are told, prevented Gantheau,ne from failing
and combating the inferior hlockading fquadror
of the Engliih. Talleyrand was expected bact
at Paris about the latter end Of the prefer
/ month. Tsey Fill lpeak of congrsis dnrin.
the winter.
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PHILADELPHIA, September l6.

CAPT. N1'DouoALL,J ,o,v Loadeu, this port. in 80
dys, file, Of European PaPry, are EXTENDED to ;be
NINTH OF AUGUST, INCLUSIVE, from 9rLieJ
kare exf,a7a srnfb infeyJ7ing mafir far ibis days
REGISTER.
IL: Lsffrtssu Cor,epondsnts zoW elsim fn,tieH-
Tar attention. (PoL Reg.
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Confuls.
ANSWER.
" Dre0dnOngb:, off Caaiz,
"i9tb JUDY, 1905.

Dre0dnongb:, off Ce6iz,
- "ist5 JUDY, 1905.
GENTLRJfBN,
"I have TO acknowledge the receipt of
your letter ofthis date, encIohng a COPY of one
from yice-adniral Sir John Orde, dated goth
March laf, on the fubject of neutral f1ips fail
ing to and from the ports Of Caiiz and St. Lu-
Car, with cargoes on boatd.
I" And in anlwer have rs obfetye to you, that
his majeity having ordered, on the 18th April
lar, that the pots of Csdiz and ST. Lucar
fhould be trialy blockaded, and all the trade
with fad potts prohibited, according 10 tie u
faye of war, acknowledged and allowed in H.
TniJar cafes, and directed that the fame be fig
ni6ed to the miniaers Of the neutral powers re-
hdbng at his court, and that the meaflres autbo-
riied by the law Of nations, universally knowa
and acknowledged, iiiouid be adopted aud ex-
ecWed with rcfpea to veiIeIs which may at
tempt 10 violate fid blockade. III purfuance
of his najeIty's order, 10 figinied to the fryeral
mi'dfers, have, after allowing them GrfIi-
cient tine 20 sppriie their con(uls, merchants.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

CT,br following eorsfondrree ha5 Asts!y t0kes
PLACE betqy.en the commander Of tbe EngEH
,Jquadrou off CadiS. and tse different eoMlisl5 g
asenf, of the Commercial pozvers. Ne can
Jcareeiy aequiefe in the doari1e, laid dozva
" admiral Col!ingeuood.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
IMPORTANT STATE PAPERS.
AHsWkR TO NJ. Noyozlkqzogp's No4F.

HNswkR TO NJ. NoYoziL qzoYF's No7F.
PARIS, July 25.-The Montemr of yeaerdsv
contains the following article, which is par,i,,i.
larIy worthy of remark in the prefent circum.
itances:-
Berlin, 1nl, Is.
M NovoziltZof LEFT this capital veicrtiav for
st. Petersburg. He had a long conference with
Mr.. Jackion, the Britifh Envoy at Berlin.
The milton of that Rul6an Envoy was an
nounced to all Europe feveral months before il
commenced and this was fufiicient TO render
IT abortIve. 1t alto became he fubiea of MANY
dncu'ions, calculations and ntrieues. After
M Novozlltzof had been reprefented rather "a
bearer OF orders, than as a negociator, bis milf
hon was reprefeuted under another colour. IN
render It lefs hateful. He was to negotiate. tbsv
fad, with none but the Emperor hir1felf Jbev.
who Propsgated thOie idle reports, well knew.
mat AL demands of that nature, deyj;eing from
the regard due to- great Power, mutt on thar
very account frunrate million, the purDort of
which was not very evident and what fuiIy
proves the uncertainty and obfcurity of il is.
that It was tucceHiveIy an ohieCf of orders and
counter orders. Now, every thing well couIi-
nered, the counter-orders which calls M. Novo.
zntzof back to ST. Petersburg is probably more
favourable fer peace than the order bv which he
was fent to Paris
u the object of his milton WAS to aIlav the