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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
FOR SAFE,
Br fHE SUES c4IBER.

VTTEST-INDIA y MgIioe,tasi sF.,,e ~ ne eysfe.
w England Rsm, bS!o1s and G!t;G 1s,e,
freneb B,.'ndy, $500 tair iJf-ps B.et Seer,
Holland CIR, Hsa,s e. Bsys s7r SkseI,
aLsklE,, Lsaies Kid. Mo,eses and
Loef and B,ozou Sugar, Lrstber Sfbpc,s,
Cs4se and Ctsse!ofe, ia HueH inSoice Of Tale
Im1e'iaI and Hyaa Tea, Linen, Api@ Sbs.tisg u
Liafied 0nd La.rp Oil, Careesiag,
Iyhite Lead s. Spa. B,o,vn, A B.f Stcai9 Ll'yo,
7eiioSV Oebre Patent Greeu, GroEnd GiaSsr,
ground ia 0M,Ni2o Iaeis coz; '.iverf,s'
YerGglesf, D SAT-,
= ~ SO by 10 g i4Iy lsgSmoas.d SALMON and Her
WinSSsV Olaf, L ymg,,
I'd, Sd Al ed Sd, 1os, and ra :rvaee IF es raci,
2od Naas, Sc via Bar Skins, Etsr
Spike NeiA, Bar Iron, and 12isss PL1ias aci
Germas q Bfasred Steel, 4 TBiek;cRs,
Iron Pot,, Dsteb oo.as, Iyraisq 50 Pr;u'ir, Sa,-,
Fire Degs, nfT-eapiag Patrr e PeF.
Nova Scotia Grind Sissss, : Dosrl,
Povvder and S6afi, lection - H'soI Gard!
One Nice Piaao Forte, Crrves Up Cjajc,
one Me Tub Gig, 6fieh Gigy.
~ TIE a5sse sill isH heap fir eets or eo.rtr,
produce. BENTAAIN STETSON.
DeeSn'6er l9. TSn IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
WANTED ON RENT.

WANTED ON RENT,
a goNfMoDYOUs HOUSE end LOT, vvifL fS-
n Hing ssfssL,f fBeykfo-1be vieigify Of Be term
7csui be f,s,,A Ispiy 10 tie Esif', sft5e Ergei,S
Dxes1ky BH It's g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
HENRY HILL, Jun.

E'ars1 .fa lt'fe, s~ .fa6 Blakeley, e,g. C,gEai s
'bs United Sfai. a. ST. asoiu Cuba, q. ibs Sesrtary
Of STATE, aatsl.ft6 .JHne, 1905.
The brig Trio Of Nev-York, from Liverpool for
New Orleans, cargo dry goods, has been wholly uu
loaded & isnow offered for fae. After taking al! the
dry goods out of the ihp Governor Strong Of hlexan
dra Clark, mater, her eaptors have returned her to
the captain.
Since the lat evacuation of EIifpanoa, more than
one thoufand American feanen have been landed in
this port, mott of them without clothes, and all with
ousany pothbe means offuPPort, but fueh a, they
received from their own government
Estras from tie srs 70 he Jane, dated ~ July 1905
The fcens of robbery, deflru Sion, eyaiion, PERU
ry cruelty and infnlt, 10 which the Americana cap
sred by french pirates and brought into this, and
the adjacent ports, have been fubecied perhaps ha,
not been equalled'na century paf"
Here fak04vs a (seeiivrd in mr.. Bl.se,:y,, Later
9 W Jab, 1eo5Jf Ot6:As 'eaetAr,edSy 'seaniS bril-
~atsT''' afsHah@gfhr Of tie v,Ei eap,a;ed. of
VD04f place. vsberee falling 7v5ers bound aome ge I1a
ff,,ea,g', % Jane Of evbieb p4y,is4iay, ne haze D
Epiifed. -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
Dr.. Rasg}0n's 4uts Bilious Pills,
or. Family Phyfic.

The extraordinary celebrity theie pills have
gained, the universal demand for them and cheem
in which they are held by medical men OF the flrR
eminence, are fuficient testimonials OF their m
riniic worth. In great coles and iudden attacks
of diforders, an early ufe Of thefe pills often pro-
duces the hsppeR effects, and taken once IN eight
or ten days in cafes of indigefion, headachs' eiz
zincis, pains in the Romach and bowels oyen,
teries, diareheas, dropGes, &c. and hberal
ue OF my anti bilious bitters in the intermediate
time has relieved patients aluoh to a siracle.-
price 2s cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
IRISH WHISKEY.

The fnbfcriber has on hand ,bo..
1900 gallons WHIoK Ely, made lsar cb,; sOu'
from matted barley, which is Of an ,,, sna'a'
quality. II is now offered Tor ial. to oriv,, ,'
miles, by the gallon, at four fhillinas and a.
pence, or BY the barrel at four fittings and ~.
pence AT his houle near tn. brewhoule "''''
THOMAS CRUISE
Alexandra. Augua 4. dam
N. B. The few that have drank of thisWr,
key give it the preterenceeto Brandy. Thu. ~ !
no doubs Of It's being Sholefome fbir;,. J..
being manufactured in the town, houli i. :"
farther Recommendation to the citizens.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
Highway Robbery
ZOO Dollars RewaYd.

MES fEREAY, about II O'clock 10 the
\ forenoon. Mr.. IOHN Pc TER, an officer
&c .be Bank of COLUMBIA, was topped on
.ho,l.hack on the road between this Town and
Alexandria, and within about two railes OF the
latter place, by fome unknown VILLAIN, MOT
through the body with a piaol, and robbed OF
fnm Of money in his poaefdon belonging to fbi'
Iua;tut;su, which he was taking 70 Alexandra,
for the purpofe of exchanging with the BANK
there.
Tn. whole FUN taken amounted to Eighteen
Thoucana One Hundred and Fourteen Dollars
and Sixty.iye Cents, made up in packages
Poit Note of the Bank OF l
Vneinia, for 500 dollars
ditto of the Bank Of Alex.
aldrla tor 100
ditto Of the fame for 500 2
ditto of the fame for $50
ditto of the Bank Of
Potomac, I49 IS cents.
i Check of the Union Bank, on the Bank OF
Alexandria, drawn by r. Higinbotham, Cshier
in favor of Greetham and Deyerau, BY them
enaorfed and by Benjamin Stoddert, and 7,
Smith, Teller. -
There were ALTO parcel Of foa Notes OF the
Bank of Alexandria for 100 dollars and tor 50
dollars each. The remainder was IN current
ro,es, principally OF the banks Of Alexandria and
Potapac, and fom= few Of the Bank OF Virginia
of difcrent iz.s and denominations.
AS the ATTACK was SUDDEN, and the
WOUND received OF nature TO deprive Mi.
Peter inftantly of his enfes, talthongh II IS now
hoped he will recovery the dclcription obtained
may not be very accurate. As far as we are IN
formed, the man who perPeUated the act, Is OF
middle R0tav, go0d eOantenanee, aud had gen
teri abbeo,ance. He had on & dark blue or blaek
coat, naukesr pantalosus, has, and a black hat;
he was on FOOT and ALONE at The t,me, bu'
may have had 0eesmbbhfes conffGltd, andWiii pro-
badly change his cloEhes :.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be 81
ven to any perion or perions, who will detect
and bring to conviction the ROBBER: and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS additional tor
the recovery of the whole of the money, or In
proportion for any fnaller fun recovered. Should
there be accomplices, and one of them make
difoovery, 70 that it leads TO the conviction OF
the robber, or TO the recovery of the money, nc
lhall receive the ABOVE REWARD, and In
,eret will be made to obtain his PARDON
WILLIAM WHANN,
Gather ofthe Bank Of Columbia.
George. Town, July 81. d1w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03

= Il
INFORM THE PUBLIC,
Tia, thew have iuit received trom London, via
Baltimore, final! but we'll chofen collection
of ENGRAVINGS, from the bef European
artias, and which they preiume arc hyperion
70 aoy now offered for iale in Alexandria
Amongf tbelt ec0rks are
A lublime representation of the lait
supper, from painting by Welt, hiltoricai paint
er TO the king of England.
The Redeemer, by Miller.
Saint Iohn, by the Rev. w. Peters, Rector.
A full length Postrais of Lewis the FIFTEENTH,
N his robes of Nate, BY COLLECT, painter 10 che
unfortunate king.
The Ale. Houfc Door end the Hay Marker,
with few more Fancy Pieces.
TBty haze, Hkeevyt, procured from philadelphia.
ttzv Copies Of The
PHOTOGRAPHIC PAINTING,
Lately introduced in America.
They coniR of beautiful aNegoficsl defsn TO
the memory of WASHING TON, and Portraits
&c Mr.. and Mrs. WASHINGTON.
FURNISH and OIL GLIDING executed
IN the belt manner; and Flames for Pain
Engravings, Needle. Work, &c. &C.
King.areet, Alexandra,
July %. 1aw3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
NOTICE.
CO NC E K T. HILL L.,
July ~.

BosToN, May, 1905.
T.HE Sablcriber RESPECTFULLY informs hi
Friends and the Public, and tholc Gems
iemen Of the Southern States who may Witt this
part Of the Continent during the Summer fcafou,
thar the Houfe known by the name of Concert
Hall, ituase ina very central and pleafant part
of the town. tcorner of Court and Hanover.
freets| has been fitted up at rery great ex-
pence with the geneecleG accommodation.
! 'Fhofe G.ntlcmcn who may win for Boar dias
and Lodging, it is prelumed cannot find more
eligible and convenient Haufe, or more crate.
fu reception than from the prefent occupant of
os3teyt Hall, whole alliiaity to ferve them a, all
exceed the liberalify OF their patronage.
Z. WE1TcoMB.
Iaw3m.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
TO be Sold, al Public AuGzson,
FOR READY MONEY,

FOR READY MONEY,
On the I2rh day Of AUGUST next, between
the hours Of eleven and two of that day, at
the door of the Gofec-Hc in the city Of
alexandria
Four Acres and leven-e Fights of an
Acre Of Ground, contiguous TO the town OF Alex
andria, formerly conveyed TO JAMES Wilson
merchant, lately decca(ed--or 70 much shcteo.
as will b: futficicnt to anfwer The purpo OF pay.
ing the charges of luch falls, and alto the FUN Of
fourteen hundred and fcvensy fix dollars and fix
ty eight cents, the amount of two proniiIoty
notes, dae to Na,hane! Pcndeton, from the
faid Wilton, and alto luch intereft as may be then
due thereon purfuant to deed of trait to us
the fubfcribers for that purpofe, recorded in tbe
Office of the circuit court for the diltria of Co.
lumbia, in the county Of Alexandra, 10Th July,
1905.
CHARLES SIMMS,
GEORGE DGNEALE,
EDMUND /. LEE.
July l9: aawtdf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
TIE jfa5leribsr zy5J2es to LEASE,
ssi FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
His two FARMS,

TN Fairfax county, near the Fairs Chhurch' a.
4 bout 10 miles from Alexandra, and about the
fame diaance from George Town Bach "a II farm
contains between four and FIVE hundred acres
The leAee may have poacliion in November next,
and can be furniihed on the premiles with what
quantity of Indian corn he may deem neceiiarv'
at TIE market price. 80.
BENJAMIN DULANY.
Iuly i8. eo7t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
Thompfon's aromatic Tooth Pate.

For the fcuryy in the teeth and gums, and for
whitening and preferying the teeth. ltlikewlfs
takes OFF all difagreeable imehs from the bfeats,
which generally arifes fron lcorbutic gums and
bad teelh. This pahr is much in ufe, and high
ly eiieened by all thOk who value the pretcrya,i.
on of their teeth, j: may be applied at all times
with, the greatea fafety. Itissneatly put up ID
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price SO
ents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills

DIT. Lee w IIIUIIdIH DIIIIouo' 1I'o'
THE great falc and increaiing demand tor 1heie
valuable pills for thele twelve years paH, be
lpeak their infinite worth. They have proved
fneu.arly efficacious 10 Bilious and 7tilO7v ff.
vers, 5aandice, Head Aeebs. DljSntsries, B'A'eas
Cbolie, CoGiveRsIs, FemQlt emplaiSf', 90.
The very great demand and high el'sem 70
which thefe pills are held throughout The United
States and the Wet Indies, has induced msny TO
counterfe.t them; the purchsier is requsited to
obierye { hat the name of Samuel Lee, Juo. tine
patentee) is affixed 10 each bill OF directions, IN
his own hand writing, or they will not be gene.
ine Price So cents a box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
N Q T ICE.
Alexandrla, AuguG .

Asexand110, ANgyF I'd, 10,
ORDEREs, That the Stock-bolJ..
in the Little River Turnpike Company A.
arc hereby required to ply to the Tre,r nv ~
laid company Ten Dslars on each lhare h. q q
fubfcribed, on the IL day u ' M
vembcr next enluing the date hereof. w.
Jonah Thlompion, TysayGy
.--lE I.E 2aY1m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
/ A K OIL N E MIL 5,
FOR SALE.

K7ILL be fold at public faIe on
w The pIemifes, on the I'd day Of The go
month, (SepemEer nsx7, Merchant and cOuH
try Mill, with 10 acres of land, On when DC
(uficic, hou!es for the accommodation OF n"'I''
and Others [tuate on the river RaPpahanHo'N'
about TWO miles below the town Of Port k0ya4
IN fream Of water efficient For thee was
wheels and four pair of ltones, at slmoH all 70,
fons Of the year; is in tsc bet wheat cOuD9
perhaps IN che fats, where no competition Vs.
DC dreaded, and is on tide water. -.
The Country Mill is nearly adJ0l"''
ing the other, has one ove,lhot water wheel I'j
one pair of FIVE feet Barr Stones, is iur'u'''J
by wealthy farmers, who have large tln'H' ~
II is known that the p,ohss ariGing from u"
country Mill alone viii more than pay Inc ~
tei:& of the mon@,, ,kc whale is luppo!tld !, i
worth, in fllore this whole property is tnoaI" (.
judges TO he the mof VALUABLE of the KIM !" y
fate of Virginia, and is fold in coneqas"'tt ~,
the death of Aqnila Janney, to enable 'l'' .,,s,
iciiber to cloic the concerns OF the late pan
fhip of Aquiia aud EIiiha Jsnney. III
Terms of iale will be one foa. ,
in cath, or an approved negotiable note al Df q.
days the balance in three equal payments, AZ ,nn
nine and twelve months, bearing in'eisu ...,,
the day Of falc, and to be fecured in iuen lpa
as may be determined on and made known"
tia,e and place of fale. ry
ELISHA JANNEL \
Surviving ParfHs r5
9TH mo. z3d. 81
DDrr~rcp p6UT RI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir
Or Cough DROPS,

For Coughs, Colds, Aihmas, fpitting Of blood
and all diEeafes of the lanss. Its merits Rand
unriyallcd. Price go ceRrs bottle.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
DR.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price SO cents box.
Hinkley's Infallible remedy for
the Piles.
Prsce "a C.nls q Rar

Very particular directions accompanying each
of tilefe valuable medicines.
He has hkezo5e for Sale,
a general sGortment of Drugs, Patent ME
dicines, Shop furniture and Via!s; a few hanh.
fone Hail Lamps; Indian Shades; proof yiaIs:
Eaence of Spruce Patent Backing Madeira
and Sherry wine black bottles in hogheads;
Paints ground 10 oil; and few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will iell on reasonable terms
fos cath, or 90 puaefual cuRomers on a fhort
credit.
or A gensrous allowance will be made 70
thote who purchafe the above Medicines BY the
dozen
march Al. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
N 9 7 I c. E.

All perlons that have claims against
,he efate of Thomas M Cozvaf, iometime iince
Of Leeburg, decealed, arc requetted TO forward
.hem. properly authenticated, to the fubicribcs,
in Leeiba1g as he withes to afcertain the a.
mount of til. fame, in order thar he may make
arrangements for their payment.
THOMAS M'COWAT, Htir at Iaqv.
July z3. Iaw3,f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
rHESE Bittcrs have undoubtedly had thu

s1NAESE Bittcrs have undoubtedly had thu
/ mott rapid fale OF any Patens Mcdicne e.
yer before dicovered, and are iuely appreciated
for their angular and uncomnoa s:rtuss for re.
loring weak and decayed contributions, and all
thar tTain OF complicated complaints 70 common in
the fpring and tall feafons. iach as irtermittaSt
FeUsrs and Agaes, ioag AstHmxal FeVsrs, ~
naferiss, sc. They are alto a very pleaiant Bit
tcf.for. Go ~ on ufe, and where they are known
tney have .4ken the place and fupetcede6 the use
of all osher bitrers ia public houtes as we'll as IN
private families.-Price so cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
DR.. RawGon's Worm Powders

A medicine which for efficacy and lafety in It's
operation fands unrivaed. The moR autheo-
t;cated proofs and reipeaable authorities of ITS
afonihing virtues, and furpriGng effects, IN sx-
treme and alarming cafes Of worms, may be feen
at the place of fale. Price SO sents packet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that diia.
greeable complaint. called the ITCH. Price AZ
eats box.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
Latest FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
LIHERP1o Mau II.


On the 7th inst. an embargo. was laid
upon all British shipping in Great Bril-
tain, and a heavy press took place inthe
river, and at all the ports. III 81: -.&
+ A very general alarm prevailed. The
BrestAeet was stated to be at sea. AL
the volunteer myriads were again hurry
ing to their alarm posts, and The greatest
eHorts were making to fit opt every ship
Of force in ordinary. -r- -.
Some very important dispatches were
said to have been received from - the
north of Europe on the 7th of May,
which were Immediately laid before q
full cabinet council, and the Admiralty
board, and messengers were ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to start for
the continent. ...-. TT :
From number Of accounts from the
Mediterranean, It's probable Lord Mel
sons feet had gone to Egypt in search
of the Toulon squadron. A large feet
however had sailed from England for
the West Indies aud the places Of some
Of them, in thechannel Acct, had been
supplied by Sir John orde's squadron. T.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
NETWORK, Iuhe IS.

LATE FROM -MARrINIoyE-By. the
brig Actress, Capt. Tinker, arrived last
night in 16 days from Martinique we
learn that the French and Spanish squa-
drons left that place the 18th inst. for
Gaudaloupe-where they arrived, and
sailed again the 9th, bound to Antigua.
Two French frigates had arrived at
Martinique, and reported tina. they sail,
ed from Ferrol in company with a French
s. Spanish feet Of ID sail ofthe line, with
frigates, transports, andtroops on board,
bound to that place. The abovefrigates
parted from the. feet in a gale of wind.
On going out Of Guadalupe, the combin-
ed fleets captured a British ship of so
guns. No accounts had been received;
at Martinique of the arrival of a British
naval force to windward, as before re-
ported. -: III p
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
BoSToN,Jun,es4.

Further from the Vest hadies--capt.
Trefether, arrived at the quarantine
ground on Saturday, last, from Rassa.
terrs, 22 days, informs that on the 2oth
May, two French ~ gun ships arrived
at Bassaterre, from Rochefort, who
sailed from thence in co. with S other
ships; and that the two ships above
mentioned sailed from thence on the I'D
June, to join the grand aeetat Trinidad,
where it was presumed they had gone.
Capt. +. further informs that the Bri.
fish Packet, Earl of Leicester, was cap
tured about 60 leagues to the westward
Of Barbadoes, by French privateer.
and sent into Guadaloupe. - s
From the above intelligence itappears,
that a reinforcement has arrived from
France, for the purpose Of joining the
French and Spanish fleets that the Pc
riod of commencing rs contemplated o.
peration against the British colonies was
about the LIST Of June and that Trini-
dad was marked out as the FIRST object
OF their predatory speculation. -
Other accounts from the West. Indies,
to the soth May, state, that from the
dispositions which had been made by the
combined squadron, it was probable they
would direct their first operations, not
only against Jamaica but St. Kits and
St. Vincents. No mention is made Of
their designing an attempt against ia
Haaiea, which ID known to be well FORTH
fed, and would be calamity and ably de-
Tended. These accounts also confirm
the report that the troops on board the
Spanish Feet were in sickly condition.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05

Extract ia letter from n Taileyrand,
] to his Exceiiency M. LipilRsfon, late
American Minister at Paris, written
BY order fthe "EMpERoR and Kino.n
.. - = !" Paris, ApriL 1905.
have thought il would be partieu.
larly agreeable to you, to be able to enc
courage in your country the tastefor the
arts, and with this view have thehonour
to send you collection Of the old and
new caleography Of the father and bro-
Tiers Piranisi. These engraved and co.
Toured designs viii be adyantagrously
placed in the Museum OF New York,
and will moreover demonstrate the in.
terrst with which you have inspired rs.
for whateveF'may contribute 20 the ins
sttuction and accomplishment Of your
young country men. -s..
entreat you, sir, 10 accept the as
surance Of my high consideration.
(Signed) &c. M.TALLEYRAND.n
This rare and valuable collection,
which Mr.. Livingston brings with him,
consists of - vols. folio of Prints, to-
gether with several Port Folios, con-
tanning copies in oil and water colours
from Raphsl and from Antiques, Views
Of Constantinople, Cairo, &c. &c.
" The works win not only be useful to
painters and seulptors, butte architects,
cabinet makers, goldsm;ths, and others
engagsdin similar emPloynients.
sFfF s 2 x i
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
MARTMsBURc, July $.

i letter from Renfiemdniin MeW-0y.
! ledas 70 his correspondent IN PhiiadsL
thia sGgs
: - - 9 The report ofthe day is, that mea-
sssures have been taken to dispossess the
/. Spaniards ofthe lands betwesnthe Rio
Rerdido and the Mississippi, and that
+" officers had been sent to different posts
g 70 execute these measures.-The
same letter adds: :" Ihaye Just seen the
Marquis de Casa Calvo, who tells me
/" that Governor Claibornes communica.
!. tons 70 him are ofthe most pacific ma
:. ture and that he (the Governor) had
given instruction 70 repress any tu-
/" multi ordisorderiha might take place"
! At the close Of the letter IL Is stated,
q A letter Is received By the mail from
50 Baton Rouge, which says an stack
+" was expected 20 be made on the fort,
e so that you win perceive the idea e..
Is pressed in the beginning Of my letter
!. Is prevalent in that part ofthe country"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
May %.
SELECTIONS.

SELECTIONS, i. 49,
From Londoa, papers to the 15th Of Nay
receiued last suening 6y ths ship Sd
page from Liverpool. -: =. :, =. :
-. ssss,, So : LONDON, May Q.
p The West-India feet. which sailed
on the 2osh ult. under convoy of the E
thalion frigate, and Serpent Sloop Of
war, also fell in with Sir John .Orde's
squadron, was prevailed upon to retarn
into port; and is arrived at Cork. The
next day the commander of the ,Ethali-
on, called meeting Of the several cap
tains, on board his ship, and informed
them, that if, after all they knew, they
were still DESTROYS to proceed on their
voyage, he would sail with them, prosi-
ded they would sigma petition to him,
stating that to be their wish. This being
complied with, the trade put to sea- and
were out day before the convoy thought
st to return, without any subsequent in
telligence, or any additional reasons for
so doing. - =.
The Frisk cutter is arrived at Ply
mouth, with dispatches from the Ferrol
squadron, and the feet under Lord
: GARpNER; she left the former ON the
2eth ult. and the latter the Sd inst. The
fieet under Lord GARDNER, at the time
Of her departure, aflountedto thirty sail
of the line. 30 F. Sc
Much activity prevails among the hos.
tile iatilla on the opposite coast. On
MonlLiy about one hundred of their gun
boats were, discovered of the sand hills
standing tor Boulogne they were sup
posed be coming from Havre orDiep-
pe.-Some Of our cruizers Immediately
stood over for the purpose ofintercepting
them, and the squadron at Dungerness
instantly got under weigh. - @~s,. .
Accounts have been received from the
Channel Fleet, dated Of. Ushant the. Sd
inst. at which time il had been reinfor-
eed BY the Mars, Moaitaur, and Illus
trious, of - guns each. i, ", = 4s
The Glory, Of 81 guns, is hourly ex-
pected at Spithead, with Admiral Sir
JoHE ORpE on board. Orders have
been,ssnt to him to repair thither, and
strike his Gag.
May 10.
Adxiees were yesterday received a
the Admiralty from Lord Gardner. His
Heet consisted Of 81 sail Of the line--the
enemy were al single anchor ii Bres,
water. eompletelyready for sea. Their
force is supposed 70 be from ~ to IS
| sail of the line.
The French, il is believed have Il, 900
choice troops on board. Our force will
consist Of 9, 900 Of our hest men. The
troops in ireland commenced thermarch
to Cork ON the 4th instant.