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81 he fif 81 July ! brig oftired slere
from AIfiert, and brought accounts Of
- insurret tion = ,h.tp place, aad tkatthe
Dey had beheaded 400 Jews. One lew.
III family mad . fheir escape II he brig.
Capthin S. being lust "a Ire peint 81
sailine, had nos u opport lnity % collect
NV fkrthet particular ofthe above but
after he hid zone On board ~ IKE his
Departure, and while Re ~ b<eslmed
Captain Israel Williams, q the ship
Pr;<ndship 81 thisport. thenak LeshorIi,
MSs % obli ing as % get on board l let
Ter for Is, communicating number Of
other circnmstsh respecting this BLOC
" business, 81 which the following 3
q Lexh5ya sly stt. I
h Yesssrday arrived here N Imperial
Ebrik from Algiers. She informs, dat
that country vas il dreadful confuai6n,
that he Dedonin Arabs, said 70 81.
headed 81 1 Freuchmah, had revultea,
ind marched towards Algiersi thar the,
Dev, on their approach, demched roo
troops 10 artaek them, but than these, af-
ter 1 desperate battle, were defeated and
cut 81 70 man; that the Arabs then
rushed On % the cily, which. ti1ey sjic.
ce ssfnlly attacked, and had taken prin.
ripsl fort. than smother attempt Ind been
made 70 assassinatc thc Dey, he having
received several stabs. and sid 20 Be-
morally wounded thar be bad cut Of
100 of die richest lewis heads, and that
ibe bloody work was still gong on when
this ressel left The place.
q There were 81 this time three YES.
sells Il Algiers, I RagutiaS, an Imperis
nIist md ! Swede, who az cut their CO.
bles, and ran away from Re port, per-
uniting p many Jews % 95me Is could
GET On board lie brig. hat has nowar-
rived, has brought 100, 5sd Il y expect-
1.-The Suede has at Ieasj 200 more. -
Such sthe news u Leghbrn.' =
x
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Esfr1ct 81 letter from TUsIs, dated a.
brii II. 1905.

9 Tunis ii this moment exhibits z
scene ofmisery and distress foccasioned
by famine beyond any description. The
tllountaineers feed on the few roots and
herbs which the country nffords, and ma
Nv, IS the only means % support lie, on
purifying carcases o. famished animals.
The streets are crowded with naked Be.
douins, rendered ferocious by despair,
whose impOrtunate clamonrs call for cha
rity, and not only render 4 painful, but
even dangerous for christian % walk
out. These are not evils afflicted BY
heaven, they originate IL tie axarice and
desposism ofihe governpent, md still
civil commois.n has yet not reared her
standard, Our public Affairs have been
ID 50 critical situation for some time, d
not % render the decision Of peace q
war for one week certain.
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RICHMOND, ssp.snbsr Il.

e Rigsslpana CHUNKY, Sept. Z.
. The verygfeat drought lately, has
much shortened tie prospect ofour crops
Of corn and tobacco il ibis part Of he
country, sod has slsobeen attendedMith
ssonssqaenee hitherto unknown BY he
Oldest inksbitants. '.sE
Z Almost 81 ire kskin Ssauntonriyer,
ofevery kind, have died, thousands
and tens q thousands we're found cnthe
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NORFOLK, September IS,

made, ia which We have not the painful
task Of noticing tie injuries eommitted
on the commerce ofonr country, by some
of tie bellieerent powers. We have
been handed letter from Gibraltar, BY
which We perceive the following vessels
IRE detained there. viz.
Ship Pauline. If AlexandIia, from adiz
Argus, Norfolk, do.
Moses Myers, Boston, d..
Brig Rover, do. ID.
ALERT, Alexandr:s, do.
Betsy, New bedford, do.
"A schoner, name unknown, do.
And ! brig from Malaga, bound % Bos-
ton.
The writef 81 The letter does not know
the cause oftheir detention. but saysthat
Ne understands the vessels from Cadiz
are detained for D breach of blockade, ID
The egress. rhecargoes, itisssaid, viii
Be condemned. These vessels went In
10 Cadiz. as We are informed, without
any Interruption. and were returning with
the proceeds Of their outward eargoes.
Between the time Of their arrival ii Ca
diz and sailing. The British rnt die place
IN blockade, forbidding the egtess ses-
sells with eafgoes. y
The ship Calpa, captain Jones, ofand
from this port for Gibraltar, Is captured
and carried into Algesiras, and i ex-
peeted, the cargo not Having The Spanish
| Easslsls reef;i sazSe affaef.ed Il fhe fe,vnice
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MdRTIMsBURc, oetober !.

Ruin Of our Csmnerc appears 70
be granted on Al nanus mat Ameflenn
property toa vast amount scatsered over
every ocean and seais da,ly iaii'ng prey'
10 some one or other q ne Delligerent
powers q Europe under Pretences when
are . rnockefy upon ne iaw q nation.
and an open outrage upon me sients q
nentraIs. We have the anfnority g ~
Englishnewspaper Tor stating that orders
have been given ~ the British govern
msnt for the detention Of all " AmsTi-
ranyessels having on board property not
the produce Of the U.s.. latllis 80 Or y
itnots Hsuehofders have actually been
given, nnnstthey not have been known
70 our minister Or consult Tough NOT
tobesnpposed that they are ioItsrlng ~
boutthe CONT 81 ST. ames merely iorthc
purpose oi gsffing their salaries, totally
tinunindlul Of the dutles ot their stations.
IL they know q ouch orders, they must
have Informed our government Of the
fact e least q soon p y could be made
known 20 us through the channel Of En-
glish newspapsfs, What then, slRPos-
ing the fact 70 be 20, has prevented our
administraticn rom making the danger
officially Known and instantly falling
eongress together e deliberate upon the
proper means Of repeliing such Z hagrant
act Of hostility Mthe whole i mere
unfoundsd rumpuf, thataisu 6aght 70 bs
officially Known BY our government for
upon HE pablleatlcn q ne article alIu-
Eded to e became The duty q our minister
10 London g demand an explanation ]
and # the orders were disasoMe Cd bys The
British gosefnmtnti that disavc~ai
should have been MADE Known witnout
delay e out gosernment. and Officially
80 totally n the dark upon 4 Subject so
deeply inieresting 70 The natlons We
know, that the price of Insurance. within
q few days, has risen n SOME cases more
than hundred per cent. We know,
that armed yessels along the coast take
and carry ii almost every American ship
that falls in their way and We know
further, that twas the duty Of our go-
vefntnsnt long since 70 ASCERTAIN whether
Ithese enofmities are committed BY the
authority Of the governmsnts g which
these vessels belong, and . have tsken
public measures accordingly. When
We look 4 these things, and then turn
our eyes towards The administration and
/ zee the members Of itscattefed about the
country. engaged IL paItry eabais about
II -. - -
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SALEM, September ~.
BI5cly Scenes 4 AEieys Capt Shil-
l1ber. IRON Lsghorn, Informs ~ ~
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Ia SbsniSrds have began fornins
tuo camps bef6fe Cibr.ilAr, Hhout :
miles distant i they have pitched up.
Sards Of 500 tents, and they seem g
have about 5000 msnin shsif sanPs
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their most AFFECT Aattersrs. That flaming
patriot John Wilkes, isa striking instance
of the truth of this remark. " have" says
he. real pleasure in fading out and fol-
lowing the opinion of the people. will
through life be faithful to their cause. |
firmly and sincerely believe the voice of
the people to be the voice of Cod
Iwish always to hear it clear and distinct.
When do, I 7uiAobey it as divine
cali. with spirit and alacri.y, fearless Of
every consequence, and daituQy submit
ting my 0uun priuate opinion. "--Yet this,
adorer of the people is we'll known to-
have frequently remarked among hiain,
Inmates. that the public zUas a'GoosE, and
taata man ruas a great fool not ia pluck a
feather. Accordingly, by a course of adu-
lation and, arti6ce, he posed himself of
lucrative Office in the city of London ).
from, which period his professions and the
people were equally forgotten. He had
, lived and died supporter of the very men
and measures he had formerly decried and
opposed. Such are the detestable arts by
witch thousands have raised themselves
over the heads Of an abused and degraded
people. The great Master OF the human
heart, has painted such.parasi,es 10 the lite.
-Lowlinels is young ambitions ladder,
Whereunia the'clieber upward turns his face;
But when he once a,tains the utnoa round,
H. then unto. the ladder surns.his back,
Looks in The clouds, forming the. bals degrees
By which be did sfcend.
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r,M0RE. tune 90.

oAr.TfMORE, June 20.
q BAL Mars. Murphey, s Truxton,
The oll s.. have arrived az Amsterdam
SanE1, l a,I.0ta. Tucker, from. do. army
4 500 , s'5s. 10th May. ..,.on.r Mary.
n ARR DAYS from Charleston. Alter
ch'p e. 4. bar bar vas chased BY the squad
pa'''og e. Freach privateers, one OF which
rOa Oh eonsiauei the chase, for s-days,
Ss bad passed cape Fear, w sis, mo
aas !, impossible TO come up with nih'"ore
EsalP >, =, .s , Baltimore, Wheeler,fro
Ass Prince, in II days from Bermuda,
p'n'a. he was carried in and detained,siK
sn s'.. - On the Esd instant, off Cape Hat
4 q o'' ,s.s chased by privateer nine honrs
e. 'fl' ..,.Dsd by superior sailing. oath oti
o8 ~ smoke schooner Jullana, bound
h1 ps.b,3oes. out "a hours. Left at Ber-
% p ). nth Instant, snip Manhatsten, La
nu.a = New York, from Batavia, restored,
\ y 'l;rb,sued to pass the bar, aud waiting
! :, ~;ad n 70 get into. deep water, where she
Ia IA rsmain until hands came from New
WI 20 take her home.
4 B,is Nancy, Christly of Norfolk, restor-
Ia onb,iI, to answer future sentence, to
Nh. few DAYS. Schooner Vulcan, Har-
4, # Bostos6aal sentence not passed.
! a5s Ki,ty Of New York. ballasting> The
&R-i;,S frigase Cambriaa, Beresford, and
of,var Driver, have sent iato- Barba-
|5,., the Spanish privateer schooner Maria
Ann, L..bo. master. This is one cf
&,hs,e priyaseers who have lately infested
s,b;s coast. was off New York, the latter
/ end of May; she hadoa board when cap
|,ursd, spausheons run that she had plum
/ dersd some Anerican vessel of. She had
cautursd the ship Charles Carter, Tomp>
gkins, Of Norfolk for Wilmington, N. c..
bound 70 falmouth, aud ship huntress, of
Boston, from civ of Washington, bound
10 Gibraltar, loaded as the captain says,
for account of the government of the u.
Sates,
AlsO,a brig from St. Thomas to tn. U.
States, name not iecoilected.
The two 6Tst named vessels were recap
|.Gedia sight of ths west end Of Bermuda,
BY two British letters of Marque, on the
|Pth instant, suppose TO have been ordered,
10 Europe.
Another priyaseer of the same ,naiion
|cratllng westward Of Bermuda, aud had
Par,edcomPany VITA the Maria, few DAYS
before her capture.
Also, schr. Morning Star, Newton, IS
days from HAVANA.
Lsistaere PSI inst. brig S. w, BOYLE,
'cf Ballimere, aud about s others. belong.
Ing principally 10 the northward. Spoke
1.-THE river, schooner Hope, that lsfs Ha.
wanna the day after him, informed him.
Faasa American vessels arrived there that
! day..
oHeape Romaine, was boarded by a
|1fenen ptlva'eef, alter examining his pa
|psf' suffered him to proceed, informed
|ulu snasshsy hsl captured Baltimore
SCHOONER eaard either the Fortune or For
|u0a, as wrllas captain y. could under
s'aad' who asked aim several questions,
ID ~ souio not answer hin, bsiag is chase
vessel IS 10 i7eaard, eadeavourlng to
ss'lato Charleston.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

The Members of the NaJAtngtOa So
eiey, of Alexandria, are hereby mott
fed, that a regular fated meeting of
the laid society will be held at Mr..
Gadfby's hotel, on Thurlaay next, the
4th CT July, at half Pait 10 O'Clock, in
the forenoon. The Society will move
in proceHion precifely at IL o'clock,
to the Epilcopal Church, where an
Grafton will be delivered by one of its
Members.
By orderefth Standing Committee,
c.. DENEALE, Secretary.
18th June.
N. B. The Members of the Socie-
ty are respectfully informed, that their
Diplomas are ready to be delivered.
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Acct in the dusk of the evening, Of the
harbor of St. Johns, standing off, and APP
parently making observations, which he
believes was the French aees, as the num-
Der correspondent, and they all appeared to
be large ships. The probability was, that
they had only arrived there that day, after
taking in at Guadalupe such particulars as
they had occasion for. The general OPT.
MON at Martinique was, that the taking OF
Antigua would be their first object. Pre-.
vious to their leaving Martinique three 74's
were sent against Diamond Rock, gartie
soned by NJ British troops, who made
little resistance, and capitulated' after a
siege of four days: the garrison were sent
TO Barbados in cartel. The Freneh>fri-
gate which arrived last from France bro't
dispatches in 27 days. from L'Orient, but
nothing of their contents transplred.: it
was the report of the day, that the, two
French commanders of the army and navy
did not perfectly agree, which was princi-5
pal cause fer their stay so long at Marti-
.nique it was also reported that Bonaparte,
TO deceive lord Nelson, had a. number of
letters written by the relations. of the Off.
GERS of the 1'onlon feet, wishing them
success in their expedition against Egypt,
which letters had been put ON board of fast
sailing luggers whichLwere to throw them
selves in the way of. Nelson's cruizers, IN
order TO Lead thsm astray, aud. which.was
supposed to have the desired effect, as no
account had reached Martinique on the
18th OF. any English fleet arriving IN those
seas. II was said that the French feet.
we're, IN want.of many things; their arse
nails then being totally unprovided, their
main object was to.get possession OF some
of the English arsenals, to which they
might have recourse in case OF. any acci.
dent happening their vessels: the number
of troops on board the feet was 5000.
lie heard nothing of the sickly state of the
Spanish feet, as heretofore reported.
Bidl
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A'eFaaarta Daap aunsvt;ssr,
TUESDAY, IulY ..

MIS-. S. u" lie, yeaerday at !, o'clock,
lodi - a'aHAS, relitt of the late Bpyan
ap.D,.t1 a',fas' after thor. illneis; greatly
,cQu,;D,,. y 1hois Who had the pleafure of her
|,.aa h, s OF re deceafcd are invited co at
Eagle, ~. l'l' at her late re6dence, OF Nouar.
xmr ''se'noou, ar 4 O'Clock,
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5; SsEE
!. q ~ IGU.4 TAKEN !!

A ls,. -. Il II n II "
from 8, =. received in town last evening
|,hx -, ~ thomas, dated Jrne loeh. states,
|rEl.TS ~ Combined i=ets then consisted Of
asa;n., s SAT-, one half of which went
|,Sa, n. s aug Captured Antigua. 1t adds.
Win NC naroor ofSt. Thomas was cronlsd
Aa Anu vessels of every description' frou
sided. "Al'lng I'LL the storm had SUBJ
IRalt. Ttlsgrqpae.l
Inform. Ia aay Wander, from Marin Mari. )
Ger =, 'nat the whole of TIE co,ah;asd
Iult. ., sa,lsd from Martinique on the s,b
llrst srr,ss,I 90, % gun ships and frigate,
Icapsain II ns. ON M France. On the 18th
passed Antigua, anu saw large
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N0ties IS hers5y giuea,
To the Stockholders Of the, Bank OF
Alexandria,
THAT a dividend of 4 per cent. on the ca,
i pitai tosk of faid, Bank for. the half ear.s
euulng this day, is declared, and viii Dc ready
to be paid TO them or their Representatives,, on.
Friday next the 5th infant.
By order, e5f,tbr PrsGatrt.ard Dr<ss,;.
GUspsN CHApIN, Cafhiers;
July !. 3w3taw
p. S. The Bank of Alexandria will BE- ihrs5
on the 4gh of July. Notes, falling due on that
day, are to be paid on the 81.
&C.
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-. hon. Rufus sKiss, and Miss
kson,fofpeg ls ID also came passen'
sallis, Ii. Mississippi
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Bidl
SERMON by the reverend Daniel Da.
na, of Newburypors. We have lately Pc.
rused with much satisfaction, discourse
by Mr.. Dana on The Importance OF
Virtue and Piety as quail 6cations of rul-
ers," delivered a. Newbnryport on. the
51sr of March last.
Far Erom an attempt to render the pull
pi. an engine OF exciting unhallowed and.
malignant passions, and blowing up the
fame of party spirit" the author restricts
himself to principles, which every good
man will acknowledge to, be both. correct
and important; the applications he leaves
to the consciousness of the reader.
The doctrines advanced in this. e-'cel-
lent sermon, though cautiously preserved
from political controversy, VIC venture to
say are absolutely essential to the subsis-
trnee Of a popular government; and the
sentiments Of the writer are communicated
in. a language so chaste, in manner SO
mild, SO unassuming and with such pi-
Gus regard to the dictates OF ETERNAL
TRUTH, that We recommend 1t cheerfuny,
convinced that it may give salutary instruc-
ton to many and just offence to none.
We here take take the liberty of intro
ducing paragraph, which we'll merits to
be impressed on the public mind. 1t might
perhaps be quoted with greater advantage
ON the eve Of an election, but we hope it
viii not be forgotten,whsa those occasions
return. [RePertory.l
Open your hearts to the peculiar ex.
ipencies Of the time. Attend to the impe-
rlous claims of this beloved country. Feel
her interests as your own; and commit
:hem TO men of principle, of exemplary pu-
rity in private life ) of open, unsuspeeted
regard to religion, aud whose patriotism
appears less in plausible and hatsering pro-
fessions, than in costly sacrifices, and sub.
seansial services. In short, manifest your
affection and fidelity to your country, by
confding her momentuous concerns to the
same hands TO whiclryou could chesrfully
trus, yoHr properties, yourselves, your
wives and your children. Remember that
as our elections are important tests OF ma
Itonal character, as they are fertile sour
ces of public prosperity or ruin, if they
are preserved pure, our nation will still be
biest. IF they are contaminated, the pc.
Rod cannot be distant, when this fair and
favoared land viii be deluged with irrell.
gion and RIGHTEOUSNESS, with injustice and
confusion, and with heawful indignation
of a righteous Cod
| The following correct remarks appear In
a note in the 9th page Of the same ser
mon.
/" There never was yet fatterer. OF the
people, who had not some selfish purpose
to serve. And the people NAV rely on it,
that none hold their understanding in more
sovereign contempt, none are more com.
plstely indifferent to their interests, than
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Dsfc,gption Of Worms, and tif 5mftoms
by Which thew are kao1a.

Worms which infef the human body,are chiefly OF
four kinds viz the eres or large round wprm, the Acas
idres. or fmall NAV worm the Cucurbi!lna, or hort
far. white worms and ailiJ, the Ea'aa or tape worm
20 called from lis refu,bance tape this Is often ma
NV yards long, and full ofjonts 1t Is moi hurtful
aud moi difficult 70 cure
Amons the symptoms attending worms arcdliagree'
able breath Especially in the morning and corrupt
ed qurlis-tchag in the noe and abott the itatCon-
yIltyns aud cp!eptc fits, and iometines prfvaon OF
ipeech--Start1g and GRADING of theEec1h IN deep
irregular appetite, Notwithstanding fod, and ometmes
yorscious--Purging, with aimy and tetid ltoos-Vo'
m;t;n, arpe and hard beiiy--Paini and ilckteis at
the isoach-Pans in the head and thighs with e~neis
offpirs-Sow fever, with imall and Irregular puIe-A
dry eanqh-Ex eilive thiraSometime and unheai-
thy countenance and on.ctnles the hee bloatcd and
fiulhcd.
perf,us afflicted with any Of the Sovc Symptoms
hou,d have immediate recourie to Himiiton's worm
deiroying ozengcs which have been eitanty attend.
ed with accss IN all complaints haarto thols above
delcribed.
dofe of this medicine given occaionafy during the
warm iea(on will ec9ually prevenc the Femlrms and
purpiny of children, dreadful dorder which Annually
dcroys thouanscf the infant part OF our Cities it is
hkeu,ife the ndet aud moft certain remey known and
has reitored 70 health and geng,h great iumher when
in advanced ftages of this fatai complaint Particular
and plain llfruions arei given for every pat OF the ne
ecilasy trea nlenr in iuch cafes.
Children generally take this medicine with eaSeTnsis,
having p!eaiDg appearance and an agreeable tlite'
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Tie geaaine Peyfan Lotssft,

So celebrated among the fashionable Throughout
Europe, as an invaluable cofrne,ic perfectly limo.
cent and fae free from corrective and repellent MI
nerals 1.-THE BATS CT other lotious) and of snPafa.
lelled efficacy in preventing and removing bic
uliihes in the face and Gkin Of eyerY kind. paft't
cularly freckles, pimplcs, infammatory redneis'
fcurfs, letters, rings worms, fan burns, ptickley
heat, &c.
The Pcrfan Lotion operates mildly, without
Inspecting that Rssursis is}sallls pnflsaFaiion
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Or. Rahn's genuine Eye Water

A iovereign temeiy Tor all dileaisa Of the eyes,
whether the tfcd of nstGrai weakness or of acct.
dent, deautsons Of rlieam, duiIacfs, itching and
films on the eyes, never falling to care thce ma.
ladies which frequently focceed the final! pox,
nieafes and fevers, and wonderfully are"gthen-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, vhcn neSTly deprived Of
fight. XXI