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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-09
BOSTON, September 2.
TRIPOI

Mour last We had the pleasure Of an
s sslaelOS to the public, the interesting and
is,y grateful information, that PEACE
MADE WITH TR1POLI, on terms
asuO'aoie to the United States; in conse-
queuee OF which our unfortunate country
S.aa are az length emancipated. There has
s s.s 10 arrival since, by which this intelli.
gu could be corroborated by any advi
~ more direct or official. There can be
= o'Oof, however. with respect to the
H.. iac', that peace IS at length made
Gs .Pes.c curiosity still remains to be gra
~ WIN the account Of manv interesting
s'uSS'ars. It was at first reported (and
WV stated the facD that the ex-bashaw,
P .a 'ne aid OF our brave countryman, gen.
a0a 0'h succeeded in ejecting the usurper
~ ~ as rIshtful possessor, was reinstated
VIC government. 1t is now stated, we
lew. aS@ not on what authority. that the at
W. OF the ex.bashsw has zvholly failed
W., ate therefore left wholly to conjecture,
,ss 1 respect both to the real cause ard the
r.: 49, terms of the peace. Is is far fros,
soas S probable that the reigning bashaw
mr.. a'u nave consented To emancipate his
e ,ls without 40 exorbitans ransom,
oss sss under the influence of imperious
,os .ss''y' Nor is II probable thar on, go
som |'"alent would willingly give such ran.
{ "Sae present moment, when a pow.
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erful squadron had just arrived in the Me.
dlterranean, when the season of active
operations was just commencing, with a
force, which we must suppose our govern
ment thought sufficient TO compel the GO
yernment of Tripoli to make peace on ad.
vantageous terms. We are therefore in-
duced, until che, particulars are announced,
to attribute the merit of this achievement
to the bravery, the spirit and Perseverance
of our distinguished countryman general
Eaton. He is represented as man OF
dauntless courage, of ardent perseverance,
of inexhaastible resources, OF spirit not
to be deferred from the pursuit or great
undertaking, whilst the least prospect Of
success remains. It is therefore presuma.
Bile, that in conjunction with the ex- bashaw,
if he did not make complete conquest of
the territory of lripoh, that he gained
such an accession of strength, and so far
inundated the reignlng bashaw, as to com.
pei him to emancipate the American cap>
tives on easy terms, and to acknowledge
partly at least, if not fully, the rightful
claims of his brother.
It is certain the heroic Eaton, with his
ally, gained victory over the troops OF
Trpoll, sud were successful in taking pos.
session of the strong fort of Derna. 1t is
highly probable, therefore, that the reign
ing bashaw, might, under such circum-
stances, be willing to grant peace to the
United States on advantageous terms, for
the purpose of withdrawing their support
from his brother. But would the agents OF
America enter into such peace without
making provision for the claims of their
powerful ally, by whose assistance II was
obtainede
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Ex,,aa Of a letter fran Loudsa, July IS.

Extya7 Of letter from Londea, July IS.
IS The only ciuumHance at prefent unfavora.
BILE to the trade of this country, is the anxiety
we are 10 about the leeward ilands. The French
ADD Spanhh fleets being arrived at Martinico, in
which quarter our naval force tunt,l lord Nelfon's
auiysl) has been unable to cope with them; 1t
has tended 10 raife the premiums here to very
high rate. IS per cent. to return lo'. tor con.
voy, was given on the Surinsm and Demerara
feet, both on Friday and Saturday laf, altho'
Il is faid, by the iaf accounts. they were all fate
at Surinam and Demcrara. The Jamaica feet
is iut arrived here, which is joyful news to the
underwriters, and the prices of coffee ard fugars
are no LET'S comfortable TO the merchant ar1 i'm
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THIS IS to gaue Notice,

That the fubfcriber, of Alexandria
county, in the diRriet of Columbia, hath OBJ.
tanned frem the Orphans Court of faid county.
letters of administration on tie prrfonal efate Of
Geerge Roke, late of the county afcreiaid. de-
c.sfed-ALL PERSONS having claims againR the
faid deceafed, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof, to the fubfcriber,
on or befor. the reth day of February next, o.
rherwife they may by law be excluded from all
BENEFIT to faid eAate. Given under my hand,
this roth day OF AupuR, 1905.
Ann Hoke, AdmsnlJfyatrlx,
By James Anderfon, her Attorney.
NJ. B. All perfons indebted to the above Ell
tate, are requsaed TO make immediate payment
as above. 2aHzm
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alexandria Datlp aunerttser.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
COMMUNICATION.

Theat,icak-A spectator could not but
be delighted with Mrs. Wood, in the cha
rac,er o. Amanthis. in {" The Child of Ma
ture"-You will however Mr.. Sncwden,
permit marriedmao to say, he ,hinks Mira.
Francis, in the afterpiece, supported the
character of Fiametta, in a style that be.
spoke her an elder daughter ct the same ia.
miiy.
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MILLS FOR SALE.
The lubfribtu o87r far Jale, TINT valaabk f's-
perry, fn,7uu BY the namesf
TOLUM BIA NJ IL l.,

Situated On the outh bank of Major Abraham's
creek, below the confluence of the Kenderhook
and Clayerack creeks, about half mile from the
channel of the North river, ard four miles North
of Hudfon being one of the beR treams in the
late of New York, four run ofburr.Rones are
erected in The mill, togcther with all TIE machine
~. confrutted in the kef ard mott convenient
manner 70. the mandatory Of -four. The wa
ter is navigable along Eide of the mill for boats
drawing S feet wafer. The advantages which
this ftuation affords for the mandatory OF
-four are numerous, ard will be bef appreciated
bv any pcrfon wilhing to engage In that line OF
buGaefs, by view of the pennies.
For price and scrms of payment, which viii be
made eafy to the purchaier, and to whom an IN
disputabe title will be given. Apply to
Elifha Penkins, at Albany,
Q r,
John Atop, at Hudion.
September 9. coz"
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{ BAon fap.]
Fran RocHELL

Fran ROCHELLE.
Captain Jarvis, arrived here on FRIDAY, in 43
days, from Rochelle, informs, that ioon after
leaving po t, and while psflng off Rocbetort,
he met a French fquadron, conii&ing of Z fail
OF heavy fhips, coming out of the Roads, who
brought him to and ordered him into the Roads,
und:r the cuRody of gun brig i; foon after he
had come to anchor in the Roads, 1.-THE brig be-
ing about % execute fome order at Brittany pat.
fagsl the wind favored his eic.:e, and he fail
ed He could nor afcertain the exact force CT
the fquadron, nor their definason.
ibid ]
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! ,,rliamea: in the following

H.. j parliament IN 'As following
g, aa, 1,ras and esnlIF n sr,u, i. ,,,.
'W' nave the satisfaction with which
~ 70 si lP,ssd the proofs you have gwen
hss 00'e''o - ,he present session OF your
sslint fss So, Of h., donations. and par
nla ps la =. measures you have adopted
ialafly u Nh his majesty's hands at
noa[tan. coojuncture, BY the aug.
" , .% Of the disposable military iorce
doc nm &c the House Of Commons,
sE, majesty has directed as Parsieu-
sn y hank you in his majesy's name,
lazy Z. zeal and liberality with which you
Gus .so,rd ,hr large supplies which ne
paw .'s Of the public service has rsqalr-
"aM Lord, and Gentlemen,
AZ. majesty has not yet been enabled
.n0unica,e to you the result OF the
.,.,;on. in which he is engaged with
-. on the continent; but you may rest
a,.d that no step will be omitted on his
,;.,ty,s part, 70. promoting such con-
= ), NAV afford the best prospect OF re-
a,0s general and permanent tranquility
nav if necessary, furnish the means
TREMBLING with vigor the continued en-.
.o,cbmenIs, on the part of the French
',,,roment, which threaten every day
Sore and more, the liberty and independ-
=. If the cations Of Europe"
TScaa commission for proroguing the
paliansnt was read.
aerr which the lord chancellor said,
NM Lords and Gentlemen,
eByyrtue Of his majesty's commission
upd:r .as great seal, to US, and other lords
Srset.d, and now read, We do, in MS ma.
i.N's name, and in obedience to his com
u,uds. prorogue this parliament TO Thurs.
dy, the twenty second dav of August nest,
b be then here holden and this parlia-
men, is accordingly prorogaed to Thurs
ay, the 22d day of August next"
July Is.
Atalate hour last night no communities
ton from or concerning lord Nelson was
received at the admiralty. The public
fsekau uncommon degree of anxiety on
this interesting subject.
4 We-will hazard no speculation, as to the
probability Of his lordship's having overtak-
co and defeated the combined fleets of the
sns~Y because we are in possession of
40 facts, excepT shoss already before the
! public.
Pariianedtis now retired from its labors
and We believe the English history eau
scarcely furnish an instance of any session
10 which so much has bsen said aud SO lit.
lie done. No one eGectual measure to-
wards increasing the means of our nation.
Al defence, has been adopted. Nothing
aseeen done to cement and consol. date
M'n'erests of the empire; nor to gain the
cooperation OF foreign powers. With the
exception ofraislng money for the ordiua-
y and extraordinary services of the year,
every thing eentlnuesnearly In the same.
aa'eas when parliament met. The war
neaaaly ineefnite and the prospect of it's
termination equally remote. There is thi,
alnsrence, however, that the threatened
INVASION is more likely to be attempted
a0S' 'nan 1t was a any period since the
sOnmenoem n, Of hostilities.
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porter. In order to fsinih you with more &c.
neral idea of the quotations Of the various ar.
ficles'hsfe, "A mere colonial prce.current would
do.
g 10 the mean time, although trade is dull,
we 90 not perceive any great symptoms of diff.
treis in the COMMERCIAL world /; there are few or
no bankruptcies Of any con(equencc, which feens
TO indicate, that in general it is not the regular
and decent expehces Of life that ruin people, but
overtrained and bad fpeculations, TO which at
,pfetent there is little or no temptation"
Captain Simmons who arrived at Bottom on
Saturday gift ult. in IS days from Gibraltar.
informs, that an official and detailed aceoans Of
the negotiation and peace with Tupoli, had been
received at that place, ADD ,has he was psomifed
a copy Of the la,ne by the American confnl /;
bat being ready for lea and favorable breezc
fpfinging up, he left the place without IL. He
however uodcrRood, that rbe terms were an ex.
change of prifoners, and gratuity from our 60
yelnment Of 60, 900 dollars.
Captain S. further informs, that LORD Mel
ION had arrived at Gibraltar, without having
heard any thing Of the combined fleets from a,
bout 4 days after leaving the Wet lndies-and
Immediately proceeded 70 Te,nln bay TO water !;
fram whencc he was to proceed IN pufiais OF the
enemy, determined las he faidl TO follow them
while he had yefIcl 10 Gtua,Ion for the fer
vice.
1MPR ESSMENTS.- The brig Elizabeth,
from N-wty, [fays the New York Daily Ad-,
ve,tifrr] was brought too yciterday morning
at a. o'clack, by sh: friga,e Clmbrian, and de-
tanned hours. Nine paaengers and five tea.
men were impsasl. Some of the pAGtngers
had endeavorSd to fecrete themls.ves undo; the
Goals in the hold. but she lieutenans and his
gang were too keen to be thus duped, and alta.
ally prieked them cut with the Prints OF their
words,
II was currently reported in town, on Satur-
day, that Mr.. 2owdoin had not bess accredited
as minifter of the United States to the court OF
Spain. On what authority the rumor was found.
ed we know not; but it is certain that letters
have heen received here, by fome recent arri.
yals from Spain, ftating that he would not pro-
coed to Madri but on the contrary, was setu-
ally preparing to take his psHas: for England,
with MS family and luitc.
fBgaox pap.
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PUBLIC SALE.
IA M Al c A R U M.

,7uR Received, BY the Mb William and
John,
70 Puncheons, we'll favored Jamaica RUM
of high proof that will be offered for fae at
Ramlay's wharf, on WEDNESDAY at 3 o.
clock in the afternoon. Terms made known at
the tac Of laie.
P. c.. Marfeller.
September 9. d
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tion, caanot be expected to have that espious
Deis and regularity Of fupply which the cconomial
! OF modern Europe, have derived from along iys.
tenn OF commerce and cultivation.
a RaHian army, therefore, coming 70 The
South mutt be in greas meafure fublcnption
afny; il mutt fubfH on the fword and eat its
way 20 the enemy. There is no doubt but Eng
land will be open handed with her fubfdies; bat
10 maintain q hundred thou(and men in months
march before they can even Zee she enemy, is
what the prodigaiisy Of our peient Minifer can
icarccly venture upon.
We fear Rulisa has credit for more power than
The really PodefIes.; We all remember, about fit.
teen years ago, when the Ermnels of Great Bril-
tain. SwedeA and Puff, compelled Carhaine 10
relinquifh Cciakow, and give peace to the forks,
Hwhoinlhe had slrcady fubdsed TO her hands the
former port indeed fh. acquired ioon after, but
the Ottoman Power, unpropprd by European al.
tiances, and in period when the cenfaaion Of
the Continent left to the Courl Of Petersburg any
fep il cholc 70 purfue, has remained fate in the
neighborhoed Of this great Power, who cannot be
iuppoied TO forbcar an attack from motives Of mo.
derstion OF virtue.
Without Ruflia nothing can De done on the
Continent TO refrain France: but too lmgiine
expectations muit not be RATED AuAtia is equal.
y neocfafy to Great Britain, and muR form the
key fone OF the alliance.
As to the commencement Of the war, all are
agreed that the preleut eafcn is too far yanced
bus this is no difadvantage; tine mutt be given
ior prepa. alton, and the months in which an ar
my cannot march, may be employed in difcipline
and recfeiling. RpaiA having refOved TO so 10
war; great thing gained having quaftelisd 10
cauie which lhecalls her own, (he casnA mean
TO en- ud the CONTEXT at Our expeDce ihe will
do the beR, AMI cannot feed, for her own intr-
ret, an inlufi tent army to cope with Faoc:.
In regard TO Auaria, the alliance is chief,
made for her protection, and there is NO other
fear rejecting her than that lhe may fuf;, from
the Gfa outfet of the enemy, who will doubtefs
ieixe The opportunity of attack before allies can
come to her alihance.
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The conduct Of the Spanish sun-boats Il,
the CUR Of Gibraltar, towards Americans,
continued 70 be extremsly insulting and in.
furious. They board and plumber our yes
sells, and on the least opposition threaten
the psople withdeath. The master Of ske
lava, Of shispo was threatened, with i
drawn cutlass at his throat In short, from
the many instances of this kind which are
related, it seems as if they considered the
expected war between Spain and America
as already begun.
Indeed from the expressions of the
French and English, the unsettled accounts
with Spain on the score of their cid dcpre.
dations, and the recent renewal Of the same
scenes, and the Dispute with the Bey of
Tunis, cur commerce seems TO be 10 a ha.
zaideus state, aud to demand all the skin
of our government to extrica.e it from the
difficulties in which it is involved.
The last post from Naplesbeforc captain
w left Leghorn. brought the distressing
tidings Of terrible earthquake which had
destroyed whole town in the neighborhood
Of that city, and BY which two thousand
persons were srpposcdto have persisted
and that the signs of further shocks conti--
nued, SO hat the greatest considerations and
alarm prevssled in Naples. and the inhabi-
sants had crowded on board the shipping,
from al apprehension that that city would
be involved in the destruction; and the ves-
sells, from thesame apprehension, had thor
il prudent TO haul OFF from the mole, and
drop down into the bay, to be more safe
from It's effects.
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alexandria Datlp aoberttser.
FRIDAY, OcToB1R 4.

E =.
On the fnbiea Of the retreat of NJ. Novozils
z # from Berlin, and which occaGoned The fiery
Notes Of His CorGcsD MajrRy OF France and
Italy, an able aud authentic London pal has the
following oblervations:
Upon the departure OF M. Novoziltzof three
things fuggea tie cielyes the probability OF
war altoge,het, the period OF lis commencement,
and the powers likely 10 be engaged. The frIt
point may easily be dispatched. The la. gusge
OF the fit Manisefo plainly fhews that the IN
fult ofTered TO NJ Ma,kof was never forgiven by
Alexander, and that he had reialyed by fcme
means, either by negotiati.n or war, to feient IT
towards France. The exiting diisgreemcnt be-
tween Rufia and France, fays the Manfeao,
have placed Understandable obGacles IN the way
of negotiation for peace by Ruaian u'ln'ttsr.
This language is as frong as declaration Ct
wsr; it difc aims even the deGre of peace from
confciouinefs that inlulss have been offered
which the fword can only averge. The determI.
ma ion of Rufiais faxed and the ipirit OF Bona
parte, though it can fomeimes grovsl tor lis pur.
pofe, is too naughty ard unbending to attempt
Precipitation, which is rejected by anticipation,
and voted utelefs priori.
1ne PERIOD IN Wncn the wal wiz o@ so''i.s's'
ed i. matter Of doubt. RuRia, Though the
mott exteniye power of the world, and indeed
slmoR divihon of the globe in he teif, ha. ma
ny advantages in contending with Southern Pow
.ers, or which remotensis is not the lesit. Au-
aria and France have both larger Randing ar.
mics than Rulia, and soldiers already initiated,
che one by victory, the other by defeat, into
fyitem OF tactics which Suwanow dcfpifed, and
the contempt of which produced his ruin. More.
over, the finances of both are greater. than thofs
4 RpGia, who, in the infancy Of trads and taxa.
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rai,nnestion. Hh1chiny olaes In n.

cal question, whIchinvolaesln ~
not only rkc existence Of the stats,
perhaps of the federal constitution, they
are willing to sacrl6ce party prejudlces,
personal injuries, and even WAot they may
concsioe Just resratnents. They will disc
regard the advice and opiasous OF ihese
narrow minded politicians and ssl6sh pa
triots, who, actuatedby private auimoslty
towards the executive, arising from the
loss of Office, would sacrr6cc The cnnstisu-.
ton itself 90 CRAFTY their resrntraent ~
gainss him. hatthey viii cheerfully Unite
with good Hcu Of different, and even oP-
posite political seni.nrnss, In AeJfnee OF
this 6ulsvark Of our ,lghis, and asrrifam
destruction the ygood tuorI Of sAcAr gun
Hands, which, ii not worth exsrrion 10
preserve, was neyer worthy our accePe-
ance.n
:. And rven zolat they may conceloe yttsf
yfsentmenfs =; jnsz reteatnsnfs! Yes
gentlemen, When calamuiated and abused,
when prosecuted and despiseds when driv-ss
en- from power By the pik arts which you
have prac.ised, 10 deceive and snislead the
people when federalists with their country,
are suffering incalcnlabls evils, he cnnse.
quence ofyonr wicked Vaccinations, they
haze Just resentmentss and were they as-
tua.sd by the same spirit. which has driven
you on in your career of glory they would
leave you to perish as victims OF ysur owa
wickedness and folly. But THAI they
will cheerfully unite with good men OF diff
feren, and opposite political sentiments in
defence ofthis buizvarl Of ear rights The
gooa zuorA of their ozun Aands'-Ah!
/" there il the rub.
This copsideration demands the serious
attention of federalists. The political Inc
s,itutions of the country are the acknow-
lodged bulwarks of THEIR hands, but how
far they wiilbs found 70 unite with otherseof
opposite political sentiments in their defence
we cannot say. They have ever been and
they ever will be, in principle and practice
the unceasing supporters of the constitute
on of our country, the 6,auvark of THEIR
hands-they ever have been and ever will
be the jealous advocates Of order 81 good
government and they ever have been and
ever will be the enemies of disorganlzlng
demagogues, aud their pernicious pracie-
ea.
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Mxa. October 4
AGUE g FEVER.

TO prevent an attack of thele diff
treHing complaints, which. from the iate iull y
change Of weather has b. ,'e very ,tevaert. 2
free use Of DR.. STOUGHTON'S BIT.
TIERS IS recommended.
This excellent Stomacic, when ge-
nune, for a great number Of yea ha beer pro.
we'd to be far hyperion to all adve tilted qusik nof-
truns, in preventing an autumnaI attack OF the
Ague. Il poGei1es, in great meafnre, the pro.
persies of the J.fuit's Bark with this advantage.
tina. it never caufrs nducea OF Gckaefs, when
properly saminifered, and the cof, very fmall.
Thele Bitters, truly prepared, are
(al4 at rbe fare efC- w. IANSON. K,ngfre<s,
NEAR Wa@mgt y yqrses, Ajtxand,ia; A Buck,
FrederckiboFg; Rspine. Conrad and Co. Capt.
tai Hill, Wahingtoa; and L. Liable, George
Town.
October q eo3t