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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
pubM @als.
On FRIDAY next.

IN FRIDAY next,
,.,.ss xiIl 5. fold at the Vendue Ssors'
AZ r II M
!. md. and bis. French Brandy IN pipss'
c;a s., pipe, aud bis.
s s,ar S a,ul Apple Bsrdy in bis.
s.s., i bh1s. sisrses and bss.
s ss'': - s,.-. ss,s ~ '.se'.',
Mould nj. and diat Candles J
p,;su, ia kegs, boxes add Jarss
Tls,ia kegs and fails,
n = Ware il crates, 1850
EOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
: &c.-ALso,
i Variety Of DRY GOODS.
amscg whish are
clotk,. Coatings, Ksrismerss,
rm;x,, Plains, Ksrfsys Negro Cations,
s,,s.. Elaaisss, bire Rrieass,
c,l;r,uscss, Rufisls, Yam Stockings,
c,;n,zss and Calkcces.
Trim Linens, Silsss DO.
O.asburss and Tssklenbsrss,
Mu,liu and Muslin Hasdkesehisii,
Iod, Mullins aud Table Clothes.
pacdspss Iisndkershielf,
colour'd Threads, Hats saa sundfy oslss
lrlicIes.
Nov, ~. -.
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JUST RECEIVED.

% KEIE WE'D,
8 bsvts = esalasaiins
$50 pieces Platillas,
500 DO. Britannias,
'''As4 g 4Fsagsael "a ex9ortatisa.
o,,, AIS .,
90 O0is and S ahds New Rum
Ter Sate. 9,
p'ssnb.s j. ]onn = lad.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
Bifcuit Bakers wanted.

Blicult Bakers wanted.
'7wo 5owaeyasea BIseyIT BAKERS
Who's complest wa,spsa, and can come wei
recommended fofsshei, lobris,y and iaenfry, vii
re. with encouragement On application to the
PRINTER. hereof.
q Dacembsf IA. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
Nov. ~
JAMES BAG ON,

Mir GrocsRr Srsss, on Kiss yfreets bss, "a
siSaim 10 BIS former s0sk, adaed
Arch Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his sfor sraear complete.
H NO ossrs for Jsls, or biigfxai Squ t<rmi,
Mufcovado Sugars, of various qua
lilies,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
No. l475.
.,Netice il. hereby given,

70 fbtsstdelbdl4Sr5e tie 8aak u. ldfSxasd'ia,
HAT az elcfsien will 3 he'd a tie Court
4 3 Eoufe ia this ttp.vn % iisS third y3ontfy
III January reys, Tor the purpeh OF cslooss'ns q
ditscsess sa BARK fol The eninirg year agree.
aniy 70 ekarscr.
Curdcn Chaplin, laylr,
Dec. I5 go s4t,g..;s
Mr., Davis Of Riehncnd, Mf. Greet 81 &c ~,
ricksbutg, and MI. Bowen of Win1heser, wiA
plesle iij,leit ihe abcv. -four weeks 10 lheirae.
ipec.iye new papers. re- e y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18

Faxon, Metcalf & 20.
Rave 'eeeived pc, feboaa,y L1ai0,s fran 6s'sss,
ara e9sr far saie,
81 tons Platter Paris
IS pipes Boacdssux Brandy
so boxes Mould Candies
80 do. dipt do.
zoo nets bingham boxes.
A1fo, in Store,
7 pipes Holland Gin
pipes French Brandy
20 barrels Bottom Pork
s hogheads Mola5cs
100 reams Wrapping Paper ).
10 kegs Richmond Manufactured Tobacce
GOO Tile--and
6 quarter pipes Old L P Madeira Wine
ALSO,
A general aasttmens OF Boots ard Shoes.
December II. cow
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lust RECEIVED.

Ind .for SAFE BY tic sslfsr6.r,
100 ps. brown Rnfis shsc,ioss1 Ea,l,lsd to
100 do. Ravens Duck DIX. on Xix.
3 bales German Tisk!cnburgs
50 bolts Ruihs DDaa
100 barrels Bottom Beef
80 60. .sncfs O..
4co ss9s Stens Inns :.
100 boxes mould and dipt Tallew Canales
6 pipes old real Cagnae Brandy
Wet India and Nsw England Aum
And quantity Of Mems. Wsn,sns and ChiiAscns
SHOES.
John G.. Ladd.
{ November l6. d
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-.
40 cafes St. .Eaaph Mcdoc Clarst,
butt old eth psoef Iriih Whakey,
!, 100 CAFES Wet schi.dam Gin.
A few hogfh.sds. Of choice Molsass,
!. TeaneAee and Georgia Gotten.
Gunpowdcr, Tpac
, Imperial, v.rv a.,ss,i,, r,,.a.d
. Hylon, CO., =. "a ~ go ~.
sos.hoo. ''' country trade am: ianiiy
l ayisa. Sip, and ''s.
Bo!lca -
Green Gsfse. Chocolate. Pearl Barley, Rice,
Starch, Zig. blue, Soap. MaasId, Rappee and
Scotch Snuff.
SPICES Pinento, Pepper, Cloves, Gaia,
Nutnegs sod Mace.
Ginger, race and ground.
Flo,ant aud Orleans Indigo, Nader, Cop
pesas, Alum asa srimRone.
ralent Shot, aalsrted, from BIB to No. O.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bses Wax, Wrap.
Ping Paper, Demijahns, Refined Sait Peue
Chalk,
Mould and D;pt Candles.
Brit;lh Gunpovdsr of various quail
tiles from T to treble battle.
G39t her rs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
NEW-YORK, Oaoher 2s.

Captain Bunker left Malaga the 18th September r.
and informs, the laft accounts from Cadz ated thar
the combined fleets were in port, and were block
AIDED by a Britifh feet; the Carthagena fleet were
alto in port and capt. b. underaood that our af-
fairs were likely to be adufed with Spain. The
United States frigate Contellation failed in co. with
capt. Bunker, for the United States. 1z,ye A6y.
Captain Hammond, from 81. Peterfburgh, informs.
that the Rpliians were making every preparation for
war-that FIVE fail of the line were hauled on,ide
Of the Mole at Cronftsd,, and ready to fail at mo-
mcnts warning-that there in the barber about
90 fail of the line, moi of which were getting ready
for lea-thdt fhip of the line and two frigafe,
were launched at Peterbprgh the latter part of Iu-
lythat three Ruiiian frigates eruizing in the
Bal;ieand, that at rrefent, the RulIian army con-
filed Of 100000 men. A with France was con-
iidered inevitable A number Of Britih ihips had
been taken UP for the conveyance Of troops to Lu-
bee. H.
We have carefully examined our fles of Bordeaux
Papers by the LouiGanA, which are 10 the Iz,h
September; and though have not difeovered th at
continental coalition had been formed at that ds,e
or that war had actually broken out between France
and the powers inppofed to have eoaleced YET from
tho articles have translated, the reader Mill per
csivs that inth IN event Is apparently not very re-
mote,--France has Withdrawn into the interior. To
al az circumstances may reader neeeiTary, great
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
NEw-YoRK, oaober "a.

The flip Sufan and Sarah, capt. Mariner, is
arrived at Newport in IS days from Bordeaux.
paflenger from her reached town yefterday
morning, and informs lis that at the time of her
falling (Septemher l2th) it was reported that a
continental coalition, confifting of Auftria, Ruff
ia, Sweden, and the Porte, and which would
probably be joined by Prufia, had been formed
agalntt France, and that preparations on an i'm
menfe fcale were making for commencing hof.
tIiities; that the camp at Boulogne had broken
up; that the Emperor of Ruffia was marching
10000 men into Italy, and that all the troops
tationed in the fouth of France had received or.
ders to meet them without delay; that Auftria
had ixty millions of forms in her treafury, and
100000 troops in readiness TO att at a moments
notice; that Bonaparte had returned to Paris {;
and that the French army had taken pofIe ifion
of Venice and Naples. Our informant adds,
that the Brett feet was blocked up in port, and
that the combined fleets remained in Cadiz. He
learned, whit At Paris, from high authority,
that the differences between the United States
and Spain were in favourable train of adult
ment. Left at bordeaux the fhip Thomas, of
this port, to fail in FIVE or fix days.
Mrr 6d1,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

gentleman from Madeira informs us that
the Britiih flip of war Rationale, of IA guns,
arrived at that illand the latter end of Ausuft,
bearing marks. as they allowed, of the heavy
well directed FIRE of the combined fleets, in her
mats, Tails and hull, in the action under CON-
mand of Sir Robert Calder. After being re-
paired Ire failed about the 10th September, as
was faid, to cruize for the Brtfh Ea-India fleet,
which fhe was to convoy to England.
The day previous to captain Mead's leaving
the HAVANA, an order was ifTued by govern
ment, that no vefIel was to leave the Havana
for any of the cut ports to load as formerly.
True inner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

Stirling was detached to fcour the coaN on the
3lst, with five fail of the line.
neutral vei:el reports, that Sir r. Calder
joined Admira! Collinywood on the goth nit!
1t is arong'y reported, that the 7s3aSc has
been captured by the Rationale of ca guns,
and fent into Lifbon. 81, . 80
Paris Journals to the LIST infant, and Dutch
Cazettes TO the 4th, are arrived in fome of
which it is Gated, that the Auitrian Ambanador
Count CobentzeD has quilted Paris, and that
the French army has crotied the Rhine, &; hof-
tilities have actually commenced in Suabia.
This intelligence, however, rets on no very
good authority. The troops at the Helder-, and
aevoetnuys, are certainly difembarked; and
$4,000 men are fated to have marched from,
Bouloane, to Mentz, as the fire divifion meant
to reinforce the French troops on the Rhine.
Bonaparte was till at Boulogne on the 9th.
| The levy Of the Confcription for the year be.
| ing $4,000, which are to be RATED to complete
the army to its eitablifhment, & the so 900 def
| tined to remain as rcierve, or to raife the ar
| my to the war efablifhment, are to he imriedi-
ately put into active fervice. Auftria is adding
| new levy TO her troops, to the extent Of ICO,-
900 men. Some arrangements are faid to have
been propofed by the imperial mlniter at Mu-
MICH, for the occupation of part of Bavaria,
whenever hofti,ites f,all commence. NJ. Novo-
ziltzof arrived at Peteriburgh on the lst ult.
4
was followed by Grand Couacil of War. The
Ruiiian forces, in readinefs to march are Rated
at 100000 men, and the Rufian feet in the BAL
tic at % Gail of the line, with due proportion
OF fr'gates, and great number of tranfperts
The French funds have fallen to 50 {. 10 c.
1t appears by fome accounts from Italy, that
Bonaparte has protected marriage between
young Beuharpois and the daughter of the E
lector OF Bavaria. A fnalI French fluadron,
committing OF two frigates, one corvette, and
TWO bfigs, has put to fea from Genoa, under
the command of Jerome Bonaparte.
Orders were on Tuefday laft received at the
Head Quarters in Canterbury, from the Secrrta.
ry OF war, directing that the feveral regiments
in the Southern Ditricf, fhoud hold themfelve,
in readinefs for immediate embarkation on 70
reign fervice. The number of cavalry upde,
orders, amounts, it is faid, to $4,000 men.
Irantports, upwards of ixty in number, are
already arrived in the Downs, for the purpofe
1t is faid, of receiving them.
His Excellency the Swediih AmbaIador La
dsf'sd and authorized the London papers tc
contradict, in the mott pofitivc terms, the fate
ment which was copied into the Englif1 from tn,
Foreign Journals, Of SzvedB Pomerania bavins
been entered into for the occupation of fbat Pro
once BY RuaBFan troops-no Geb arrange,uen
ba1ing been concluded, or has ever teen in eon
temptation.
This intelligence is very important, as it vii
remove much of that apprehension which ha
been entertained, of Prufiia taking an a6fiv,
part III the war, as the ally of France. -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

BY the fhip Loui6ana, Captain Thompfon,
which arrived at this port Taft evening in So
days from Bordeaux, the Editor of the Mercan-
tile Advertiser has received French papers to the
18th September. foundations will be given to-
morrow. Capt. T informs that the Emperor of
Ruiiia, King of Sweden, and Auftria, mad de-
clared war againft France, and that Bonap arte
has taken all his troops from the coat (which
was intended for the invaiion of Engand) with
him into Italy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

the AatterinE exprefions Of flienddhip ufed up
on the occa6on. The refufal has given great
offence, and il Is even feared the fame blockad-
ing meafures viii be adopted towards the Aef.
6an countries, for the purpofe Of compelling
the loan, ~ thofe 70 often pracifed upon the
Hanfe Towns. II will not be difficult mat.
Ter to cramp the commerce of Hefe Calfel, and
the countries ADJACENT, in fuch manner as to
render n abfolutefy impotIible to avoid advan-
C,"g fomething.
The Review Of I, 800 infantry, and 500 caval-
~, at verdun, the Sd init. caufed valt crowd
Of viftors to affemble there from the adjacent
country, and Bernadotte was pleafed to fiynify
his particular fatisfattion, upon being Informed,
that the inhabitants were likely to profit by the
conjuntture; and as proof of his 6ncerity,
fome of his friends were kind enough to fay
that they did not fnppofe his Excellency would
take it annifs, fhould he be prefented with fome
fmall token of their refpeetful gratitude.
.r e. LYNDON Auyi7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

[eharKed. The prifoners an taylofs, except ooe
who 10 Richard Philips, carver and glider.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
PETERsBURo. Aucuh 10.

PETERsBURo, Auguf 10.
Ii IS confirmed that our troops taking a direction
towards the provinces dependent on the houf Of Au-
tria, and in particular towards Galliria and SileGa
and that they attending in the envrons of Tror-
pau and ]agerndorf. They fpeak ALTO of bodies of
troops which will be embarked, and that they will
be joined by foreign force. 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
A letter from conaantinopIe, July %. "a,


COS the gath of June, his MaieGy's frieats
Juno, anchored in this port, having on board
his eScellency Charles Ar6sthnot, the Brjtiis
ambaliador, bis lady, family, and flute, co,,-
fitting of so perfons. His excellcncy was de.
tanned at Corfu week owing TO the different
conferences between the Englifh reGdent tbera,
and the Ruiiian minifer. Th gauifon of Cor
IN con1hs OF about 10000 men general Dsa
Rep commands the garrfpn, and comnedefs
Crtis the feet, which conifts of fail of tbs
me-. and frigstes. Great preparations arg
making to render the public audience of tbs
EneEih ambanador as grand as pofFjble, Tbe,s
rs no French ambsfador here at prefepi, eglg
charge d'affairs. The Porte is extremsIy ace
tive in getting the fleets and armies in a goaa
rate. The captain Pshs has failed into tlis
Archipelago with eight fail Of the line. in see
condition, to collect the annual t,ibufe. Tb,a
day Mr.. Rofs one Of his Britannia maieC,y's get,
fengers, arrived in this capital, with djfpqtctfs
to the Enshih ambaGsdor from bis msieGy's re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

Price Of Stock tbis day at one o'fIoek:
Confols, for money 5s- for acc. So Ia 5.s
Reduced, fhut-Omnium 6--Exch. Bills, par.
% di3.
The dispatches by the camelcon noop, to
which we yefterday alluded, announced that
i" the combined fleets of the enemy remsined in
Cadiz on the Esd ult. and the Carthage na iquad.
ron ia that port on the 18th offhe iaIpc mouth"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
FLORENCE, Auguh II.

GENOA, Auguft a.
We have received news from Toulon of the arrival
in that port of the quadron under the orders of M
erome BonaPart-. His Progrefs has been RETARDED
by tempeauous weather.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-06
JOHN CROw-f,yora.

Mr.. RoIney. Pleafe to fate what occurred
ia the circuit court held al New-Cdhle.
Mr.. Cr01v. Twas not in the court-houfe the
fri day. On the fecoud day, went into court
iuf after it was opened. | rscollcti there was
fome conversation that took place between
Tudge Cbafe and the difrict attorney. The
Julge akcd The attorney OF the diariet if there
were any preieutinents likely TO be made that
Gay. Ike attorney aufweroG, there were none !,
that on examining the file of uewlpapers, Their
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-06

grand jury, the latter part appeared 10 bs de-
livered from written paper.
Mr.. Montgomery. 1t appeared TO me that
the latter, as well as the former part, was deli
yered in the fame manner; the Judge keeping
his eyes on the paper before him.
MIR. NicbOJon. Do you recollect whether
the very laii part of the Charge, when he deGreG
the jury to pauis and reject, sc. was delivered
from the written paper?
Mr.. Montgomery. 1t appeared to me as if he
confined himeif throughout to the written pa
per.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-17
CAPTURE OF THE TWO FRIENDS.

The regular trading American ihip Two
FR,Fsps. Captain MsNIEL, from London for
this port, with full cargo Of Dry Goods, fup.
aofed TO be worth One Hundred lb0a/aad P0"sds
.e,,l;ue. was captured or Tuefday Ia&, in ten
:athoms water, by the French priyateer ichoonef
I,Emerance, Capt. Moifan, from Guadalupe,
now cruiGng off our bar.
The plea urged by the privaseerlman for cap
turiog the fhip, was, that fhe had not ceItin-
cate from the American Coniul reiieent In Lon
DON. declaring her to be American property.
The raaengers and crew were permitted 10
ta,.e out their baggage, SC. and were treated
ciyllv while on board the Priyateer. captain
M.Neil, the cook, and two boys, remain on
hoard ,he (hip-whicb, after putting "a French
M, m hoard, they ordered for GuadalouPs.-
The pafengers arrived in town this morning IN
pilot boat. ). H. n
The Two Frientis left Gravefend on the aIit
A,r;l and was ~ DAYS aut when captured.
The privateer mounts tour ~ Pou''u .Alo'
pade,, a long brafs I9-pounder' and two do'o.e
fortified pouaders; and had or ooafo 81 'neo
They fas.d that, one Of the Gulneamen which
thew had taken, bound into this poft' haa 4so
llayes.
Thus, by the daring and pirat'cal proceeding
Sc fnall nicarcon. is our port completely block
sa.d and our citizens wantonly robbed OF their
aaeo, and The dilappontmsns and lois coca
Toned by the capture Of the Two friena' VIII
+. f.nfiblv felt by our importers. She was lite
rally crammed with Goods ano ing oa,y w.
expected irsm London with the opr''s 'up'
p'''' (caarsston Times.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-17
BALTIMORE, June IL.

Arrived, EngI;ih brig Shannon, Curivan, from
Liverpool, laa flom Whitehayen, So days.
May rs, f,oke hip Betsy, of Bottom, from
Chsrieiion Tor Liverpool. June 10, ipoke
ihip United STATES. from Alexandra tor Liver
pool. The Shannon on her paHAse from Lis:r-
pool 70 Baltimore, so leagues to wcaward Of
Tory, was taken by French prvaseer, who
took the matter and 8 OF the hands ou;, and left
the mate (Nho at prefent commands) and 4 men,
aud put ten men on board, and ordered the brig
FOR the 6rR por, in Holland; til. next day the
mate and his four men rofc on the privateer', men,
and fecurcd them undcr the matches; four days
afterwards made the coat of Ireland, and Obliged
them to get out of the cabin window into the
boat, and 60 afhore, AFTER which the big put
into Whitehaven, to obtain afupply OF thole ar
ticlcs they had robbed them of.
Schr. Hope, Lawton, 10 days from Savannah.
Lett, brig Betley and Piggy, Holden, for this
port, in z or 3 days; Eagle, Greea, for do.
and [hip Birmingham, Saliibury, of do. after b.
ing afhore at Tybce, &c. off with little injury.
Pailed in Savannah river three lips at 'alchor,
bound up.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-17
na received and for Sale,
1so Sacks Liverpool fine Salt
/ Cafe real 7-8 Colraine Linens.
VIM. HODGSON.
Iune II. u
FOR SALE,
June

4 TRACT Of LAND, containing 5000 a.
n ores, ituate on branch OF Elk river, on
the head waters Of Salt LICK Greek, in Harrltoa
county, fate of Virginia. It may be divided
into traits to euit the purchalers. Negotiable
paper approved of, payable at 90 days; We! or
dry goods, negroes, or any other property that
NAV lnis the purehaicrs, wiz be taken in pay Tor
any part II. .:a,.. :.
will then be offered at public fale, at the On'on
Tavern, at A O'Clock in she afternoon, and ON
the payment an ind'iputable title and general
warrantee will be given if required. plat IS
in the haods Of the fubfcriber.
Alto. in the fame county, fmall tract OF $50
acres, four and half miles from Clarksoarg' on
the main road leading to Kentucky.
JOHN TRAVERS, Ard'. s
Geo. Towu, June II. eo3s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-17
alerauurta Daap aoberttser.
MONDAY, JUNE II.

Extract of letter received by the Roop Dove
ARRIVED at New. YORK; from merchant at st.
Bartholomew, dated May 7s.
Sc Guadalupe has bcea Enlarged thefe ten
days, in confequence Of the arrival OF another
French fquadron, with &rong armed force.
They have jua commenced active operations,
which appear, by yeGel arrived here from ST..
Lucie yeferday, 6ra to be directed sgalnf that
aspd. AS there is at prelent no Englifh force
in this country to cope with them, it is general
" believed, that th:y will attempt the whole
Engliih colonies. The embargo is at preient &C.
aeral in all the ifands, and under the circumftan
ces mentioned, it may be expected to remain tor
fomc time"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-17
To the Editor ofhs centsash
FROM FRANCE.

CT have luf arrived from Nantz,
and embrace tbe'frR opportunity to
forward you a file Of Paris papers, and
few items Of Paris news. Our paiage
has not been lhort one; but politely
the accounts may be the late!t direct
from France.
!. "When left France the Touloi
fleet had been out twenty one days.
Theirideliination a profound iecret.
1.-The faris papers, you will fee an
nounce the death Of admiral Bruix;
COMMANDED in chief Of the imperial llc-
lila at BouiogEe. rtr mas, ms. Been fent
for to Paris, and few days before hrs
death had an audience ofhis majelty the
Emperor, at the Thuilleries. The en-
peror Unified upon the performance OF
lome movement by the hotilla, Wllls.l
the admiral tel. his. vas impractlcablc
At this the emperor became enrag-
ed andlike the Macedonian Mailman,
gave the admiral a flapin The face. Four
days after he was dead. People in Pa
ris did not heGtate to fay he was pol
Toned !; but it's more probable he died
Of grief and cEagrin.
Mr.. Robert pa;ierton, brother. to
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte, had been IN
Paris the lat winter; and had esaed
with Prince Joieph who by the by, is
the bei of the family,) but no notice
was taken of him by any others OF the
imperial family. 1t was reported that
.Lucien Bonaparte had been arrelted in
Italy, and was then confined In, lone
cattle in France.
" The French emperor has declar-
ed himlelf againif allowing American
con(uls to reiidein the French coloI
,hies.
"Mr. Living2on, am told, means
to addace the gold box as evidence Of
the refpect he enjoyed at the French
Court. Poor old gentleman he little
thinks itintended, merely as payment
for the canlpiracy letter, and his jour
ney to England. The little hotipur who
governs Europe, has too much con-
tempt for every thing that fmells OF re-
publicanifm, to reward or compliment
any man who ever brcated republican
air. Liberty, equality, fraternity, and
indimfbility, once 70 popular in France
have become obfolete words and no
velfige of them is to be found on the
public buildings they once were intend
ed to conlecrate, SieranFt gloria nun
d..
Is Thelate heavy duties on colonial
together with large quantities
at market, has completely ttagnated
buGnefs at Nantz: Coffee was 4S to
4e fols, dull and every Description OF
Wet India produce very heavy; coffee
now pays fifty francs per cwt. duties
ten per cent. war tax on that makes 1t
1o44 cents nearly per pound"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-17

II l. fhoaId thetefors conclude
ppis ' ~ lis fri motion for the ap-
I p0' .ns of a lelea committee, to
pla ! psr'bsr inquiry into the matters = {,
Eas' .D ~ IN the tenth report Of the $
pnD' 'S;aners Of naval enquiry, and
p1 ,.nort 10 the hollie.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-17

.deRination and remained fome time il,
the Wet Indies; not being joined by
the Toulon diviGon it has returned to
Europe.
How far this Circumstance may de-
range, or what delay it may occaiion
in executing their plans, remains to be
feen. Should the force now at Mar
Unique be deemed infuficient,to carry
them into effect, and time be thereby
afforded the Britifh fleet to arrive, the
principal Object Of the campaign may.
be entirely frulfrated.
AS the danger from Yellow Fever
will be-thereby greatly increaied, every
rciti.ea Of the United States NUT de-.
precate the,p,sad Of war in the WEI.
Indies.