Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
'aI,raluria DAILY auoerttssr.
TUESDAY, OcroBER IS
.a,pTaNT CONNER cIAL. INFO2-
lti" NATION

= 4. n.rchlnts, luppoled THAI neutral veiteis
4, .rus tror, the enemy's poaciiious on the
8 'sS '.,o, s America, or 10 the Welt Indies, 10
e MI n England; but it is now found con.
q : his mseity IS inltructions, that were CIV
:, . his maj ay's cruizefs; AM thole neutral
I'd. tha, nail De cleared out from thole previ.
va =. RI November nexI, will be allowed
q ,,ms 10 IBIS country direcf. VcAeIs clearing
ri,, Plsse, Havana, &c. after # Novem.
!, ,,auOt come 10 this country, or any part in
rrm American velIels from any other CO.
8snvf ,hs easiny, cannot no4p come TO any part
Europe.
i dis veil 20 remind you, that American vet
& q canot go from the enemy's countries in Eu-
( ~ atb eargoes, or fpccic, directly OF indirc&.
splheir COLONIES: that rhev ae very impsu-
hssy vSo attempt to doit BY touching at LII.
HI Madsita, or the United States, for fseih pa.
\ m md reafances. That all your valuable ex.
siaOa TO Iadta, fhouid originate in, and de.
osn ron the United St2tes
eltuuos true thar any recent orders have
3i given By the Admiralty, TO dctain Amefi-
1 90 ycaeis lsadet with fdgar and coffee.
Th: commanders of the cruizers act, no
aS, from the information they have received
In their agents a, TO ve6els in the pfedlcamcnt
fle Easx, Orne, and Enoch, Doane.
lae day after is.morrow, committee of
Dc American merchants are to have an inter
Rs With Mr.. PITT, on The fubieGt of thefe
Entocs proceedings !"
he Rrususse cha5ge des Afaiires and
Consul GeneraIto the United States, gises
this pubic notice to the Merchants zohons
azsy concern:
That it being the wish of II r. Fl. the
Fraee Regent of Portugal, that all Portu-
Fs'e or neutral vessels laden with Portu.
gise property, should navigate without
anser Of being captured by ships of war,
PWateers, &c. which often happens by
y masters of vessels not having proper
Suns0ts to prove the neutrality of their
Ggss, and wishing to avoid the unplea-
nadlseasslons of reclamstions. He has
m pleased to determine, that all masters
a'ssstls, laden with Portuguese property
nouainsert in their log-book tha, the car.
psiOr account OF a Portuguese subject;
40 mat they should take with them an au-
u'lus copy of their charter party, In which,
aanthe bills of lading, the same decla.
"on shall be made, and that all such do
'sasa's shall De eerti6edby the undersign.
a@s the respective Vice Cousuls, in or.
: mat all such vessels should be enabled
a'lgate without any apprehension of be.
Stapnred when met and examined by
1'nlps Of the Belligerent Powers.
). JOSEPH RADEMAkER.
'alladelPhia, October 10, 1905.
h.' great difficulty with most people is
IN ~ want of method and determination.
~. VIII explain TO US the reason why
4 Wi our students are so little acquaint-
h. '@0 polite literature and produce so
!. O0gnal writings. They will tell Us they
sn S,aer the necessity Of attending to
M ana OF professional business, or mo.
a. O'se'ang employment, through the
in Subsequently have NO time fer read
a NJ 'eil l planning or for exc
But the evening, that is taken
" ,r "a com.Pany." nc, long at time how.
w., S"' @ieast not always. " But after the
Id. Is somewhat advanced, one has so
&s.. u u and wants to read so many
Sss;; All! There's the rub--,you have
ts s''a' or no determination & procras-
No. . Confusion and in decision are the
leS ms OF mankind. Thus it stands: COM
gone he says he will 10 his task ; "but
6c. time enough to read an Grafton
SSd;s'o chapter in Greek, (dont scowl
saaosu reader, for there is as much
aG - = some such old fashioned things,
Sy ), l : and NovELs) chapter of his.
liss, Biography, a long state paper, are
pa aon pI0em-or TO write dissertation,
iSrs @Osr for the Gazette, besides he has
O'Nsr little matters 90 attend to