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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-21
7as SUB cfiber rglpe3fsI!y informs the
public, that he continues TO run hss
S T A G f S

From Geo gs- T0wn to Poft-T Tobacco
The Stagss will leave the Indian King Tavern
Geofgerowu on Mondays and Fridays at 4
clock 10 the morningl and will call at Moore's
Ferry, oppofte Alexandra, at o'clock, and
arrive at PoR Tobacco at O'Clock. Return
ing, will leave Port Tobacco on Tuefdays and
Saturdays and call at sMoore's Ferry at 70
O'Clock, and arrive in Georgetown at 2 O'Clock,
Good Stages and yIorfss, and careful drivers,
are provided.
Ladies and Gentlemen travelling to Alexandra
from the City or Georgetown, may be accom-.
n,odated with a good aage and horfes on the a.
Bose days; this accommodation will be in readi.
ns6 on the feconf Monday in June next.
5otspd Semass.
o'O as 1sos. m' la7l aaw6t
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Suitable t. til. feafon --confiting of

Suitable 10 the ieaion committing or
! Iriih linens, Irilh and Rullia dia-
pcrs, dowlas, tick!enburgs, oznabutes, bsoyn
Hollands, white ptlti!las, Siiesias, h:etin5 $,
checks, aGotred Ariem aripes, cambrick and
iaconet mullins, book mullins, colored. cam
bricks, laced camoficks, aGorted; laced cam
brick fhawis, E.erooon gurrahs, mamodies, iiae
colTacs, {. j. baftas, and iannahs ; mullins India
chinsz, India checks, Ronal handksrcheis, long
and ihort yellow nankcens, blue AMI oiack ditto,
Cotton caaineres, aTorted dimities, saorted
MarfeiIles, aGorted; India and Italian tilks, al,
fors.d farcenets and P.elon5s, afortsd fix,
cotton, AMI thread hoGery, Eeghorn 5onnets,
elk and kid gloves, wah leather ditto, pins,
tapes, threads, (ewia3 ilks, aGostea tans and
buttons; and
4 variety q other articles,
In addition to their former Rock, make very
complete aaortmeat
All of which they will fell low fer cath, or
good notes payable in Alexandria, at 90 days.
May 20.
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By WILLLAM LOWELL,


Who begs leave to inform the Ladies, Gensl
men, and the Public in general, iii this toTtI
that on Wednesday, the 6rlt of May, he wiz
commence baking where they may be i'rI
piled with BREAD Of the hrf quality i'al
found bakcd--on fuch terms never bsioI; Of
fered in this place--as follows:
II VIE eighteen penny loaf for 20 cents, ni'l|
i penny loaf for 10 cents, four pence bal.
penny loaf for cents; and, for the CONVENIENT
of thoGe whofe family or circumstances viii M
admit of LARGE Bread, he will make vi
three penny loaf two ounces heavier than o
weigh. fixed by the CLERK Of The MARKET, as
retted by the Cdrpsre.i0n 70 that he lab0uHn'
man will pc fcrved on as good terms as lls,nF;
chant. The BEST suPERFINE FLOUR ter h'asI
keeping at /eVsx rsuts per pound, or hse''I
pounds for dollar. Thoic Ladies and Gsns1|
men who with to be regularly lupplied at th'
cwn houGes, will te ob!igiDg enough to lsn'
line as above, which will be attended TO, G@a
alloquanfe TO fclless of Bread. To previft@y
misunderstanding the above terms are CASH y. I
Iefs whsIe aatcd credits are agreed on, and 'o ~
are expected . be regularly Paie--ih: p'a'
being fmall. III
N. B. To Tave.ns, Boarding hous', anI
large families, there will be an additional i'sSI
Of ten PER cent. in buying LARGE LoAVl'
preference to SMALL.
April Sc.
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FOR SALE,
0rto Let, for Tsrm Of Years, or or
Ground Rent for sUer,

C7Hto Let, for Term OF Years, or on
Ground Rent for eUer,
Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
.iae Of K;ng-&reet, between Fayette and Henry
aree,s.; each lot fsonting aofess on King .eress,
an running back 100 feet to "a tees alley
The fsuasioa Of this property Is lpch lbeing in
eon. Of the mott thriving parts OF the town. as
to MAKE the poGeGion OF it very delrabie TO any
perloo having money TO parchale, more esPecl.
ally 70 dealers in country produce.
Alt0, fu Sale,
A Houfe and Lot, on the iouth
&c fixing ftrees, near Warrington ffeet, and
opooGte ,he fore of Mr.. James Bacon. This
ftuation is equal 10 any in town for butneis.
LiEe4vJt 10 Lei, for tbe tern Of ten years,
An half.acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
areets, mott sIig'bly fituated for Garden OF
Clover Lot, for which purpole amy It would De
rented. As manure has been thrown up IN heaps
upon it for feyeral years the ground cannot but
be as rich as could be wfhcd. For terms apply
70 MIR. 'fqmss Bacon, on King, near Wafhing-
ton Rrees, or TO the fnDlcribeI, at Motley Hall,
espofte to Alexandra.
Thos. L. Warrington.
N. B. To Hire BY tie mortb,
A very likely active BOY,
About IS years old, who has from child
been accuaomed to wait in the houfc, provided
Immediate application is made IS above.
May 3.slS co
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TO BE HIRED,
By THE FEAR or MONTH;
A fmart, active Negro Boy.
About Il years OF age.
7aas s. Abp5 TO the Printer.
TRACT Of LAND, containing 5000
FOR SALE,

"A TRACT Of LAND, containing 5000 a,
cses. Gilsrc on a bfauch OF Elk river. on
yss head wasers Of Salt LICK Creek, in Harrilon
coaa,y, cate OF Virginia. Il may be divided
into tsaas 10 fun the parchllers. Negotiable
.ps9.r approvsl Of; pnyab!s AZ g Gays; wet or
div yools, ncgro-s, or any other property that
MAJ ll;. The purchaf.rs, will be taken in pay tsr
any part Of il.
Ifaos fold before Saturday the ara infant, it
will thea be offered at public fa'c, at the Union
T4yera, at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, and on
The payment an indifputahse usl- AMI general
warrantee will be given if required. A plat is
sia the hands of The fublcriber.
Allo, in tbe fame county, afmail tract of z56
acres. four and half mics from Clarksburg, on
<xbe main road leading 70 Kentucky.
John TRAVERS, Aue'r.
Geo. Town, June IL. eo3s
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Union Cheab Bread Manufa}t9y'
oppoGte the Marker, $50
Adjoining 7ames S. Seot's, Royal asst,-
ALEXANDRIA
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S PRING e. q O u S

S PRING e. O O Us s
Jua received, per ihip Carlife, from LONDON,
and for fale, by the iubfcribers
AmangF pObicb are
Elegant and fashionable muffin
fhawls plain aud coiored null, pquet, calo-
nal., loom japan, japan laced, hoe lapp:i, plain
aod lac:i cambrick, jacoass and book mullins !;
cam5ricS dinities; leao Italian larienets /;
plain India and narrow corded dini:ies nan
keens; jeans; crodovers; cuttings right
printed cambrics; calicoes chintzes, &c. &c.
MANY Of thsfc goods are in packages luitable
for the Welt. India markes--enritled to draw
back.
K. Veitch & Co.
Nav IL
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Thos. L. Arlington.
~. 3. u Hire ~ az m0rll
C. 4 " ID L E S.

The Subscribers have received
conhgnment OF 100 boxes Of Mould CANDLES,
the quality Of which is aated to be extraordinary
--Fsr Ealt BY
Robert T. Hooe, g Co.
az Who with to draw on Bottom,
for ~ thouland Dollars at ihort
fight.
May Ic. colt
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HENRY K. MAY

Has for Sale,
10000 lbs. hyperion quality Giscn epfiss
3 pipes Port
: butts Cape Madeira =
4 half pipes Catalonia q
A few quarter caiks Sherry & q
40 cafes Claret
chc9s Hyion 1TEAs
6 do. Young Hyfon ~
SO kegs Smyrna RaiGns
100 boxes Brown Soap.
June IS. eo3w
ISAAC ENT w Is L E
HAS, FOR SALE,
5000 5ufhels Cadiz Salt
Liverpool Blown Salt
Pork, by the barrel
Molafes, by thu hoghead
1000 ibs excellent Rhode I1and Chcefs
New Eoglaud Rum, in hhds. and DIS.
Whikey, BY the barrel
Line. by the barr:l or lmall quantity, tor
UNDERWRITING
And, a5 ptnal,
Fra quality Porter and Ale, By the barre! or
ozen, bottled or draught.
Eune II. eoot
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T u MS c. RAW E N,
Has. @gUST RECEIVED,

delphia and Baltimore.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Saperfne cloths and coioursd cambricks,
caflime.es, D.mities,
Cotton caihmeTes, ga go, Cambnck
White and coloured mullins,
leans. nankeens and India, book, jaconet
fuRians, and null mull, muf.
Long and f1ort nan. Inns,
keens, Colorado and croGbar-
Blue 90. red friped cambrick
White and coloured ditto,
malfriles, Lace,
Waitcoating, GA, Lace fhawls,
"a 7-S, I,ifh lin. Long ditto,
mems, long lawns, Super brocaded do. !,
A IS, Shifting cot Englih and French fix
ron, gloves.
Irilh and FIanderslhe KID ditto,
ing, Pic nc mitts,
Platsillas, Engl1ih ipiit itrsw boa.
Brittanas, nets,
Siiclas, Madras and bandinna
Silk, cotton and thread handkerchiefs,
hoGctys Bsstas,
DiaPet table cloths, Mammodies,
Napkins, Gurrahs, sc. &c.
Chntz acallicoes and
All Of which he has determined TO
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May rs.
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70 be Rented, for One Year,
(B4 tie SubScri6srsl

A valuable Merchant Mil, near the
Lite Els OF Potomac, ~ith three pair French
Burr M-!tonss, and every nsceiiary machine
cesl2l-,c tor manufacturing four TO the belt ad.
vantage, aud with as little manual labor as pol.
Golc. Ailo,
Al Brewery, Granary, Millers' and
Brewers, Aoutes. Coopers Shop,, &c. For terms
sp5!y Is E3u44a r. Lee. tfq. 10 Alexandra.
VIM. HERBERT.
r. B. LEE. t p Fe.San Dd u.
Thos. SWAMI, esssl.
VIM. B. PAGE,
May T. eodsf.
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FRUI7.-in fine Order.
This day received per floop Sea
flower, Lemons by the box or retail.
John A. Burford.

June S.
Jonathan &c Mahlon Scholheld
Hare jige rseeiOsa, 'ia Pbiiadf!p6ia,
A large and general Allotment OF
DRY GOODS,
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May IS.
z e vi q z Il L.

MES RUsSEI,
Aas r.aaO.d BIS Store tn Royal frtet. IN part Of
tie OLo EAGLE TAVERN HOUSE, one DIR
aoribof Kiag a,est; e05<r 5e.bas jyf opened
a fr5@ .JnPpJ IF
German & Eah-India Goods,
Prints, Dimisies, Checks, Irh Linens &c. Sc.
which he will fell by the piece, low, for calh,
or on fhou credit.
May ,. d
NJ B. will let, for fonr YEAR,, the BRICK
HOUSE have juR le.t, on Fairfax aIcst.
l. r,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

(, tic worship, living in an nSgra,ehi pos.
| session OF bis blessings, in state of un.
sociable miserable gloominess, instead
4 OF chearful, innocent, grateful gaiesy
saw, if we rccolleSt these things, and yet
act thus can we possibly suppose that our
conduct can be agreeable to our Lord, or
! app, ar consistent and rational to our let
low servants When our Lord taught us
. short form of prayer, shall we damn ali
men who Will NOT use long and tedious
isx,empore one ? He mildly told his dsci-
piles who fell asleep though twice called on
iby him to watch and pray when he knew
jthe important hour OF their ST. ere trial
of faith was approaching, to sleep on !;
adding that the spiri, is willing, but the
flesh is weak: and shall any one Of yoa
presume to say he will be dsmned who
canno, watch and pray whole nights Can
any one suppose that if cur religion re-
CURED incessant praying aud gioominess,
that it could ever have been said that her
ways are ways OF pleasantuess and all her
paths are peace Or could our Saviour
have said my yoke is easy and my bur-
then light! And above all, If Christianity
unchari,abie. how could Angels have been
represented as rejoicing at its INTRODUCED
on into The world, and crying ont in rap
lures, glory to God In the highest, and on
earth peac; aud goodwill towards men !!
But my brethren if we would practice
Christianity IS it is clearly taught in lh~
Gospel, all mankind would soon Join in
that sublime and rapturous hymn. For
II you do to sill men as you would they
should do URIC you how completely must
you perform every duty OF every possible
Office or situation in lifs The executive,
the Legislative, the judiciary, the ecclesias-
teal, the civil and military departments.
al would be instructed and bound by one
clear, simple and comprehensive precept,
as well az the individual in social or do
mestic life. WHO could deSauch his
neighbor's wife, or daughter, if he follow
cd this precept; or iniure any ones re-
putation or good name? Independent, OF
this precep we should remember, that
Christianity teaches us to set watch o.
yer our very thoughts; that he that lust
eth after woman in his heart hath com.
mitted adultery with her already.
To be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
PIiILADELPHiA, Nor.I1.

His Britannia Majesty's Consul Gene
raj tor the middle and southern states Of
America, conformabiy TO the ins,rustions
he has received, communicates The follow
ing Information to the Merchants, trad
ing TO Great Britain.
The Lords Of his Majesty most honor
able priyy council, on hse fhiyd rap o| IN
gust fqsf, having resumed the eonsiderati.
on fthe subjecl Of The trade, carried on
IN neutral siqps, importing, into Great
Britain, under the aei OF the 44lh Of MS
Majesty ch. 60, the produce nf COUNTIES,
no, under the dominion Of Mss Maies,r,
on The continent Of America, and the
West-lndies; and, hasisg been attended
by the chairman of the committee of a.
meriesu Merchants, aud others, WHO
were heard cane 10 the following deter
minalion
Their Lo-Jshipr. bavire come - n
resolution to allow TIC trade wi,h Tie SET
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

" was confidently reported here yesier-
day after the arrival Of the Italian post,
that hosiilities bad actually commenced
between The Austrian and French armies.
Late occurrences seem to eountenance the
report, notwithstanding the pacific tone
Of his CoTsican Majesly, who is 10 doub,
very much alarmed at the threatening Of
the Northern Political Atmosphere.
Letters from Vienna, Of the ls,h ul..
unanimously agSec, that The preparations
there are even greater than a, any period
Of the former war, and That the number
Of volunteers to Join the main army al.
most exceeds belief
the French here are all in motion !;
some think they intend to eyacuae the
country; bot others with more likelihood,
suppose thsir objeel IS 70 keep the Ccnrl
Of Denmark in check,
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BOSTON, July II.

GIN Boat No. 8.-Captain Hol-
brook, arrived yelerday, from. Lifbon.
Spoke, May ~. lat. 81, 5i,@long. 70,
81, United States gun boat No. 8,
captain Harradan, from hence, bound
sFpythe Mediterranean.
A letter from Antigua, fays, " You
Rave doubtlels heard of lord MELONS,
being off this place, in purfuit Of the
combined fleet. Various conlectures
ofthe defamation Of the French and
; spanilh feet are alloat ;-iorne fay for
Trinidad, others Jamaica, others Eu-
rope. Others the Mediterranean, &c
/ doubt much Nelion's overtaklngs
them !; If he ihould, notwithstanding
he has but ore arm and one eye, and
but about halt their force, he will, +
doubt not, give hisufual good account
OF them. Isis iaid the combined fleet
have dispatched vei!eis in various d.
reetions, to meet and board American
veiiels, and give them faHe accounts
of their courle, &c. for the purpoie
of leading Mellon a&ray,. as by inmllar
means he was led up the Medlterrane-
an J. andhe, it is laid, is going direct
y toFthe Engtilh channel, ihould he
not fail in with them, prefuming it is
their object to unite in the threatened
invalon of England, &c. Should the
combined fleet, BY falie reports, m
duce him to leave the Wet Indies,
they Will, it is faid, return here again
I and attempt the capture OF our lilands !;
In the mean time, | ihould not be ,iur-
pried, if, to avoid Melton, they ihould
approach your fouthern coalt, and e.
ven anchor in Hampton Roads
Should they return, however, we ihall
beevery way prepared TO chaltlle their
tenerity. ! have thus given you our
reports. &c. and leave it to time to
fubfantiate them, or to do them a.
way"
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On the 18th Of Juae, in la. Ia
long. 63, captain Boas, Of the ii ib e
Northern Liberties, arrived at CharIef
ton from Greenock, fpoke the fcboon
er PRECEDENT, of and for New YorL
from Antigua ), The preGdent had
been boarded and detained by lloon
Of war from a French fleet of twenty
four fail of the line, out 9 days, and
when hrlt topped had been only two,
days out.
This fleet was feering northern
courfe, with the wind to the weaward
The PreGdent was releafed upon he
appearance of a lquadron, fuppoGed to
be the Englilh, aid iuppIlea with ne.
ceRarles ofeyery kindly captain Bosp
as he had been previouly itripped Of
every thing by the French who had
boarded her. As loon as the fleet Of
"a fail dilcovered the other fleet they
burnt IL fail of Wet India yeae,
which they had captured.
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BALTIMOkE, July 2I.

Arrived. fchooner Mmesya, Mellon, A. days
from Madeira. Sailed ia co. with the Ision.
Stanley, OF Frederics ibprg tor Norfolk. Lett
big Sanders, SIngct3n, for Cape dc Verbs, I'd
June; brig Betty and Ps,fey, Dolivsr, for New.
York, in days; Alligator, for Lib,n, in "a.
June s, was bearded by the letter of narqa.
Flying Fiji, detained or hours and permit.
ted to proceed. june ~, fpoke fchoon.r Pal>
rel, Ford from Baltimore 10 Trinidad.
The brig Hunter, Burlington, hence, has ar.
rived at St. Jaso. Revenge, Eaton, hpe, a.
Martinique.
Arrived, lchooner Eclipfe, DAVIS, II days
from Port.au Prince. Sailed in co. with brig
Orion, M'Rea, tor Baltimore, (arrived). Sd'.
ST. Tammany, Wright, for Baltimore, lsid
the day before. Left there, lchooner NOnparsl
Bihop Swallow, Murdock Matches, FORBES
of Baltimore hip Sampon, Palmer; iehoOCHt
Diana, Julia, and Daih, Of New York; API
Connecticut, Softer fchooner Julia. SkeiN Of
Philadelphia; Mohawk, Quarlesi Eagle, IA.
rifh ;; and -, Reayes, oil Norfolk. Sap.
Three Silters, Lillibridge, and fchoonsr Ch:a.
peak. Hunt, failed from Jacmel about tn, hrt
Of July. Schooner Edith and Mary, Of Ball..
more, has arrived at Jacmel; Dsh, Hann At
Aux Cages; brig Antelope, Gray, at c. Fan.
co.'s fchooners Edith and Polly, Relaxation;
and Medufa, Davis, at Mariguaue Jane, Dur.
kee, ar GonaiEes; PROPERTY, Fitch, at tle.
ME. The Antelope, Gould, was to have ial.
eed from L'Ancsyeaux, for Baltimore, aOca
s:h June.
Aas, Gehoaaes Adsl.es, Cameron. in &c day.
from BarTacoa. Lett fchooEer Reynard, C'r
ter, Of New. York, uncertain when TO fail; MAJ
tina and Mary, Ford, Of Baltimore, do.
The following veGels we're brough in aspn
es, between the sd and 18th Of June :-Sh
Defiance, Hollis, of Baltimore, from nars
condemned loop Horaet, Onward, PollhnS
do. do; fchooner Cullu1n, from Norfolk, tor )"
Jsgo, acquitted Eleonofa, Venn, from Ball'
more for St. Domingo, condemned Sophia, Sh|
nard, dc. do. condemned, and the captain S-|
led.
The fchooner Fair American, IA northern vel
lei prize, was given by the caPtors to the 4
mercan captains, and vas to fail I4sh inta1[
for Norfolk or Baltimore. On the 18Th, iP'SI
fhip Maryncf, of New Orleans, from Hav'n'
to Nv Orleans, prize TO the prigateer b"'l
Tar, of Gaerniey, taken on account OF tn: my
having no papers. ~
Alto, fchaoner John, Mellon, in IS dayNon
HAVANA. Sailed in CO. with the brig Con4'i
dore Barry, for fhiiadelphia, brigs JuiH a'|
Rufel for New York. Lcf: nip femPefa'ecs So
of New Orleans, and ba,que America, S0M ~
Philadelphia, IL few days. Spoke OF the 1 .G
fcfcaner Prudence, from Baltimore ior H'n e,n
fame time. an, armed flip and brig Co. s s'S~ !,
Baltimore, the lalt bound TO Vera Cmz' 0ah
brig ahofe on the Florida Reefs, ard 'u'D'''
of wrecks along ads. t,ooI
Alf, brig O.ioa, M'Res, in II days '''
Port-au- Prince.
EF91AsSs@Ae?-. e-ar1-Ax
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lateft foreign gntsaigellts.
BY the Aip Bsluidere, capt. Sedenk, from
Liverpcol.
LONDON, May IS

an officer CT one of the fhips lately
captured by the Bold gun brig gives a
mott formidable account of the num-
berof the enemy's flotilla in the ports
of Bologne, Vimereaux, Eftaples, Ca
lais, Offend and Dunkirk. He iwells
the total amount 10 5000 is confident
that the attenpt at invaiion will be
made this fummer that the French
feet will come out and fight ours, and
that Whit they are fighting us with
their ihips of the line, their large fri
gates will releafe the flotllla from the
different ports, and convoy them to
our fhores. The number Of men en-
camped on the Bologne coat Is Fifty
thoufand.
May 80.
Dispatches were received lai night
at the Admiralty from Admiral Gard
ner, dated the 22d init. Eating that on
the nth, his Majefy's frigate La
Loire, in lat. AZ, 34,long. 20, 40, w,
fell in with FIVE fail Of the line and
threcfrigates, (fuppoled from the Welt
Indies) Handing to the Eaaward. She
proceeded to communicate the lnteHl-
gence to the fquadron off Ferrol, and
Vice Admiral fir Robert Calder imme-
diately went in purfuit, but not getting
fight of them, he thinks they have Eff
feeed their return TO port IN France.
The more we reflect upon the de-
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FROM ENCLAND..

By the fhip Belvidere, captain Sehenk,
arrived here yefierday in 43 days
from Liverpool, We have received
files of the London Courier, Mel
fenger and Traveller, up to May 80,
rSo5-hve days later than before
received. They do not afford any
addition ofeoniequence to our for
mer flock Of intelligence except
the Dutch decree on commerce ];
this article, with others of Tome IN
tereif we have extracted.
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10Th. PTOiliDilo LIZ 20
aroo,,o;t;on without previouspermlilon
Far, lalt, meat, and cheeic, are pro
hibited from being conveyed to any
nov, ~ III, Gde the Wezer; and G.
ven then without lpecial leave, and Tor
given quantity only. !,
18th A fine oftreble the value ihall
be impoled upon all fuch articles ex-
ported without leave, as fhall require
fuch previous fpecial permllhon a; as
.likewiie forrye, oats, beans, peas, fpllt
barley, grias, pork and butter.
18th. Specifies the form IN which
the certificates are to bedraHn.
10Th. No vel1el ihall fail unleis The
fhaH beprovideds with. a.lpeclal permit
ofthe commiGery, Sc. belldes the O
Their neceaary papers. !,
nth. The captain paflengers, and
crew, are prohibited from taking with
them letters, packets, or any thing
whatever intended for any port or ha-
ven in Great Britain, under the penal.
ty ola fine of one thoufand guiIders,
and one years confinement; and Tor
which purpofe the captain is required
to. make his declaration before he lets
fail.
18th. Prohibits the landing or UNI
loading on any ftrands, or bye places.
10th. Forbids the eating anchor at
any magazine or wharehoule, during
the paHage within certain limits.
The intelligence which on Tuefday
was communicated from Holland, Re
fpeeting the intended prohibition ofall
commercial intercourfe between that
country and England, has very natu-
rally produced very comfortable fen
fation among that part Of the com
mercial world interelted in the Dutch
trade. That intelligence has been cor
roborated by feveral private letters re-
! ceived in the city, which fate i'll add
ton, &C That if any letters fhall be re-
ceived and opened and acted upon in
any manner whatever, by any mer-
chant, trader, perfon or perfons Of any
defcription in Holland, from any OF
the fubjeets to the crown Of Great
Britain, afte orders Q be iiiued to the
contrary, that every fuch perfon lhall
be liable for uchoHence to the forfeit
ure Of one thouland, guilders, (about
ninety, pound fterllng) half Of which is
to be paid into the Golfers OF the itde,
and the other half to the informer.
The king of Sweden has declared
Stralfund, free port for the lmpona-
ton of Britilh manufactures.