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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

" =
Be,ween five and six O'Clock this morn
ing, The debate upon Mr.. Whnbread's mo
ton closed, and the house divided, wher
the motion for the irnpeachment of Lor.
Melville, was, lost, by a majority Of ~
lbs being for ii, 272 against IA second
i division took place afterwards upon Mr.,
1 Bonds amendment for a crimina, nros..
i cution against lord Melville. which wa
Noes 22o.-At the trial in The court ~
kings bench should lord Melville he con.
! yieled he will simply have 10 ,,ay what ela-
mage the public treasurv bas s,s,a;ned
and the fine will densnd unon The verd;S
Of the iury.
/ No one ofthe crowned head. in Eurone
hath shewn more settled ant;Datl,v To Bo.
naparte, than the YOUNG l<inp of sweden.
The measures he has ado1ted 10 exb;.
bit this have been spirited and uniform.
1 ed thai the kim of Pn,ss;a had srnr the
order Of the Biack Eapke IN the Emnero,
NAPOLEON. he immediately returned ne
insignia Of that Older which he rece;v.
ed, when child from the father Of the
would not be complied in the same order
with Bonaparte.-.In proportion as he ex.
hibits his hostility towards the French FIN.
peror, he shows his friend shin for the En-.
lglish sand has recently, by proclsmation,
granted them the exclusive pr;vileSe Of
said 10 be backed by Russia. PHI. nan.
Extract ola letter from Nassau, IN. p. re.
ceioed in Philddsiohia. dafref nm al.
This day, arrived here, capt. Ross and
crew OF he schooner Hannah who orr, :.
was bound from Honduras. for pi,ilsd.l.
phia, with cargo of mahapary. cons;on
ed 10 William Crammond. The vessel
and cargo totally lost.
Flo,;r has fallen cons;derah,v here frc,,,
the number of vessels sen, il 'by oorcrui.
zers, bound from n. orleans, TO Havana.
--.--
At meeting of The Directors of The
Branch OF the u. S. Bank at n. Orleans
ON the I6,h uit. Bsn;an,;, aS,roa,. tan, or
| Philadejphia. tnerchaor. WAS ,na,;mouslv
! elecfed President.
His exceIlency a. Merry. niniste, FROM
the court Of London. IL .x,,s,e,, !, town.
to-day from Washinr,oo.
Mr.. Madison, we are informed. ves,er.
day dincd with his excel,enex The Maron;s
! de Yrujo.--Phil. Gag.
-s.-
An article in our English poners. nnd.r
| head OF C enoa. June 4, saws. g JEROME 3o-
lnaparte commanding the fr;ga,e poroon..
| and two brigs, IS cru,sina before his nor,
The Pomone 10 a fine sh;n. h,,,l, an ,,,,r
porl."
-
we find The following extraordinary cir.
4 cumstance which occurred a few days he.
fore, at Diugle, in the county of Kerry. Ire.
land" On The ilth a wrec,, was a;scav.,.
ed by some fishing boats in the bsy. and
towed 10 shore. She appeared to have
been long time lost, and 10 have been
schooner rugged, about 100 tons burthen .
! On examining her hold, her cargo was
found 10 consist Of cod ish,co hides, seal
skins and oil, sixty butts Of which were
\ saved. From the decks every article was
$50 IL ...r u. -
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right, md give hin, great deal Of ss.iss

fright, md give him great deal Of .s,iss
faction.
Js'ie al have been OF, shore abons,u
honr---no time For ehquiries--the j,est -
IN sight--c,ir ship gei,,ng under weiyb-:
the french fleet gone ior Trin;,lsd..,.
dieu. 'NAua-
Since writing the above went on baa,d
Tie Amazon !: bot the signal b.int MAJ.
to anchor, came on shore again. W. ara
going to lake troops on bnargl. and sb.,,
tcidi again to-morrow--sorne no, worl CO.
Shall most Certainly have before )on..
SINCE July 81, 1908, (ssys the writer,
his Iordship has never once crossed The
side of the ship
TRoN THE NoRrotk LsDerk.
Lisf of oessels Belonging 10 tbis eo,t e.otars9 ~
Fyeecb and Spdnisb pTfocteers during re present.
srar wit6 an esfiniuie of fbeir ralss. Dolls
Ship Eliza. valued vessel ard cargo, 5000
Brig Mary $4,000
Comet, 10000
Jane, 300
Sch'r Sarah, 5000
Hflsn IS 900
TeIcmachus, 1900
iris. IL roo
Unity, I3 600
Comet, Il. .OOg
Sloop George. IL 500
Ship Charles Carter. and sch'r olive
Branch. taken and iesaken by the
British-probabe loss, 5000
Dollars, ise. 600
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

Extract Of a letter. fran CnxsLss PTscK.
Hsr, Rsq.tate Huerican minister al Ma
drid, dated at lroyuez, air miles from
Madrid, Nay q.
" 1t is now five months since Mr.. Mon
roe and myself have been deeply and
closely engaged in arranging some verr
important concerns, and which are now
nearly closing. In Angus last, vas rea-
dy TO leave this country, having resigned
my appointment as minister here the ma.
.ligpant disorder which then made IT'S ap
pearsnce, prevented my departure, either
by land or water, as corridors OF troops were
placed round the sea pors, and all inter.
course was prohibited between France and
Portugal and this coun,iy--As soon as
these impediments were removed, Mr..
Monroe arrived with new special com.
mission to himself and me; as it was Join,
and the dearest interests Of our country
we're involved, [ was Obliged in honor "a
remain, sItho' 50 imminenuy ioconvenio,
70 me - my affairs. Yoa may expect ms
now IN very short time, as the specia
commission IS now closing, and every mo
menfs stay here is contrary to my wish
es, ADD most ardent desire 70 be At homc.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

been Afflicted. Ia July We hadtwice small
showers, but on the Sd August 8 inches
fell, with heavy thunder. Aud on the
next night quarter Of an inch. SO that we.
have been much rcfreshed.--SaIrm Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

DIhp--At Philadelphia, Nj. JOHN
THOMPSON, Printer, celebrated foe his
elegant hot pressed edition Of the Holy
Bible.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

The tranquility Of The United states
continues. It's commercc not Tree rom
insult. HAS been productive source OF na-
,ionaI wealth, and has been found soihs'-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

AT meeting OF The Directors of the
Branch Of the us. Bank at n. Orleans
on the i6sh uit. Benjami1 Morgan, late ol
Philadeiphia, merchant, was unanimously
elected President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

An article in our Epglish papers, under
head OF Genoa, June 4, says. g Jerome I,o.
naparte commanding the friga,e Pornone
and two briggs, is cruising before this port
The Pomone is Eine ship, built in oul
port"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

with all possible dispatch--ana that such
arrangements are made as VIII insure a
speedy publication Of the succeeding vo.
tunes. - { Psssrs6rrg hfei.j
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EXTRACT.

Taken from DR.. Ramsay's address 10 ne
feofte IF the United States az ih- ciose of
MS history Of he .f,nericqr Repot,fion.
LEARN wisdom from the srisfrr,unes Of
other nations. Cultivate justice both public and.
private. Cherish and support a rsverenes for
government, and cultivate an union between the,
east and the south-the Atlantic and the Mis-
aissPPL Maintain your own rights, and let o.
tAers remain in quiet possession of theirs A.
VOID discord, faction. luxury and other vices.s
which have been the bane OF comr,ou wsa,hs.
fraetice industry, frugalty, temperance, ro5era-,
ton and the whole train OF republics o virtues -
Danish from your boricrs roe Egrad fire of roe.
Wes'-Indies, which niie it entails ;;crerty and
disease prevents inaustrs, and fcnisnss private.
quarTe!s.
"Venerstc The plough, tho hoe. and all the,
implements OF agriculture. Honor the men.
VINO with their own hands. maintain tieir fani-~
hes and raise up chiiIsen--that are injured TO
toll g. capable CT defending their country Rcck-s
on the necessity of labor. not among the curses.
but the blessings of life.
:" DiHuse the means Of education and particusi
lariy OF religious instructions, tho your remotesc
settlements Remember that there can be no po.
heal happiness without liberty. That there can
be no liberty without morality. and that there can
DC no notably without religion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

/. ~, struck the house of Mr.. x,sA 3.,y,-
!. NJ, in C.4remonf, and kii,ed,,wo oF h.
III ,as--sne about Is years Of ser H..
/ osner about 81 IL. Thomas himseIr
was considcrab.. .dred bv H.. ahnDl'
The lightning, which entered the rao 800
mad the appearance OF a ball of Gre. s.,
ysrai persons, who were present, eseane}s
injury. -eaps"
But the most singular eff.as OF licSi-
ming that have come to our knowledge.
was at Hillsborough, the day above MN.
toned. II struck one OF the chimniss of
the Rev Jonathan Barnes House, and de.
molished the same tc The roof; when Il
entered the house in various directions de.
s,royed several posts, unhinged the doors.
broke considerable glass in the different
windows, melted some pewter, unsoddered
the tin ware, and left the house almost a
perfect wreck. But what is most remark
able is, that a fat-iron, which had been iusf
'et on the table, was melted, as well as
ome candlesticks at no great distance :,
md the nails Of several chests in the
hambers were entirely drawn out; and
II this without the appearance of The ef.,
ects OF fre, except that some linen OF, thes
able with the aat-iron, was little iniur1
d. Ne person was hurt.
(.Ness- Hampshire pep.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
NASHVILLE, Ten June 5.

a letter from gen. James Robertson one ofthe
Commissioners appointed TO treat with the Chick
asa~. Choaaw and Creek natains Of Indians to a
gentleman near this place dated, " Chckzsaw ma
ten, May o. 1906" mentions that there is 'he
most catering prospect Of concluding The treaty
that Geo Colbert. had stepped forward and used
all his excr,ions in favor Of IL. and that the
Inissfoners would set out the next day for the
choStaw nation accompanied by the chickasaw
chiefs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
NORFOLK, July IS.
IMPORTANTLY!

We have it from undosbted authority,
that accounts are received in this place by
the ship Minerva, from Cadiz, as late as
the I'd Of June, stating, 4" that the mission
of Col. Monroe and Mr.. Pinckney to the
Court Of Madrid had ended, and that not
being able to bring the Spanish Govern
ment to accord on any one point, either as
relates to claims Of Territory, Sjtoiafiohs,
or he Convention Of HEgus5, 1902, Mr..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
JACOB JOHNSON,

UholcSafe ana ref0H Bookseher " Sf0ffoneT,
has for sale, az Ms store, a fen doors
6efSscthe bfarketbonce, Richmond,
HE Works Of Laurence Sierne, A. NJ. in S
l vols; Smiths Wealth of Hatony; Modern
Geography. abridged by Dawes; general assert
ment of School Books, & a variety OF Others in the
different departments Of literature Wiring Pa
per Of various sizes and qualities States and PEN
ellis, Sealing Wax and Waters Hack and Red
Ink and Ink Powder. Copying Ink Powder, for
the copying press, Printing Ink, Parchment and
Paste Boards, Receipt Rocks, Blank Books of
all sizes, Wrapping Paper, and variety of eve-
~ Article in the Stationary Line.
]. Having an extensive Book Establishment
in Philadelphia, IS enabled TO sell on as low terms
as any other house in the u ,States--he therefore
very respectfully soliciis the orders of country mer
chants, &c.
July IS, 1906. If
- The highest price in CASH. will be given
for Clean Linen and Cotton RAGS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
A N E c d o TIE.

A Dutchmsn and his wife travelling, sat
down by the road, exceedingly fatigued.s
The wife sighed, i wish was in Heaven
- The husband replied, .ash I rras ii. a
faoern. Oh, you rogue, says she, you az.
nays Tuaai TO be in fhe best htace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

Besides the above, thcse arc two gum
boats captured from the Tripoli,ans, car.
rying one copper 20 FOUNDER, and 2 brass
how''zsrs each ten gun-boais, each car
ry,ag 2 long 81 Founders, cutter-risged;
: bomb ketches, each carrying Is inch
mortar and 9-pounders.--Bost. pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

ofthe power ofthc enenyto. oppose then,
Tie arwament ofthe Spanish feet at Fer
rol was entirely complicated on, the 2s,h
of March. (.f tate Paris faf i<r.J !,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
IIGHrNINC,

In no season have we had so frequent
occasion to notice the severe effects Of
lightning, as the present. In the thunder
storm on Monday, the sth inst. the light.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
SATURDAY. July ". 1905.
FROM DEMRRhRx

A letter from a respectable gentleman
at Demerara, (received via Bartadoes,)
dated June :, mentions that the shipping
there were embarsoed, including about
70 sail homeward bound English mer-
chantmen from Surrinam, Berbice, &c.
The Americans were only allowed TO land
hsh and timber, bat in consequence of the
embarsc the governor had permitted the
landing OF provisions in small quantities
on petitions. The embargo extending to
colony boats, the sale of FISH was totally
prevented tor the time; almost every
article except fish was selling weIl.-Su.
gars, were at Z s.4 stiyers.
Bosfsn Pat.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
TRIPOl.ITAN SOUADRoN.

All the force to be employed the ensu-
ing season, in the chastiseinent of rripoli,
has sailed for its point of destination. Ii
will be composed as followss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

fKoh cADIz --capr Seward. arrived here.
informs. that there were Eve SAL rs ,he S..as'sr'
line, laying in the bay Yeady for So, orc rs 10
guns, Of ~. of 81, and a others were 70 d,or,
down IN a few days, and wait the arr;val os II
more IRON Car'hsgena, which were hourly -.
pee.eo = There was 90 account from che rcr,.
omed Fleet s'nce they lefr Cadiz their de,,;n.-
non was sail secret--Capt S. also ;nforr..
sn"t Gen. Moreau. had hal a friendlv hiu, -
leaye Spain; and was TO take passage .;,hss ~
the ship ssehem. Of. wiscasss, for Bo.,on ~
IN the Washington, for New edford. =
Rogtoa Craf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

fsen MAsEIRA.--capt. SAWYER, arrived
mere, informs ihs, all was quiet AZ ina, isIsnd !,
o 'u Una, for'ifiea ions were erecting, by order
=. .ne Government Of Portugal. being ayprehen-
siVe nes neutrality would be impeded.-.B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

u appears certain that the Spanish 90.
,elnlnent has combined, in concert with
.nat OF france, a vast plan Of military ope-
Ia''on', the execution Of which will give
uesu'y dow to the power Of England. The
seere' IS hitherto ferfeelIy preserved, and
we extent OF these plans viii only be
N"omh AZ lhs moment when Il will be out
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
Peter TInslsy, c. c.

COMMISSIONERS OFrIce.1
Richmond, July %, 1905 I
ne parties Concerned are desised 70 Ike nos
, nce: that have appointed NJ ouday the tween.
'y.ihird day OF September next Tor carving into
eheet the aforegoing decree, upon which dav.
their attendance is required a, my Office. win
Their papers and accounts ready for examination
and settlement
w2m W., H.. Al ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

prevented for m. ,;, .,,.rs. -"y
article exceo, .h nc. ..,,;.,
CARS, were at s.A s,;v.rs 800 -
p..,o,, D..
The recent accounts IN, -.
have been At ST. Don,;nro c.,.r;.,. ~, -
government of tbr bl,ce. 49, ny
sent 40 katherine ,;e,nr. -, Pr.
conceived from a conside ration ,he min
ciples of their recent const;,u,;on. w.
have obtained conv &c their r,;,;,.,,,
code, which we mean 10 ,r.nsls,. nj nh
lish tomorrow. This coir and ,hs r..
stitution LATELY nuhi;sh.d $500 ~
the production Of peorraI af.n,or c,ro,.
" deputy to the rational conv.n,,.,, Ga
ed bv Boisro1d 7anu.r- So, (x,,l,,,, -,
blacks, and who are tb,. dr.noh,snosn &C
the emneror Ds.saInes, nr,,,,,.rr.,;.,
The biography Of the black chirfs If lwr
can rely uoon report. il n c,,y;oux av;dsnc..
of the instability of human affair. .nd a.
important lesson IN m. ,an;,v &C 49,,
The I. frs, ,ntr,o,- Of Es,,,,;,, ~ .,,s..-..
ted as be;ng or;,;nsu,, ~ 3.
government h,,,s,. :, Il, 60, - ~ ~. wy
foAhe is said to have been bu,ser 70 CO.
Rocharnbeau the elder au,;ner m. A..
r,can reyolut;on.- Yrr,., ~. ,;r;.,..
the finances was an baod;rraf, 800 ss
saw atavlor and :, Il s,s,.d ,ha, 80. Ss
these chief af3ic.rs r,n 81 - ,.,.:,..SI
the empcrar h;mse,f i rsrr...r,.d
~ recen,lv ~na.gsd - 80, =.
ID OBJ SC. under ,bs ,,;,;on ns ~ go 80 n.o 80
Iry Cleruaur generals yo.,;or a,I Go,
are said to have .b..n .,,v.r .n,;,,. -.
are both mnlat,oes ana .on,,na,s ~
southern tl;yisions-do,h,s -. .n,..s,;S
oftheir fidelity to The ;n,p.r rio, :. 800.
the same haired which suhs;s,sd '..a' u
75ussains and sss s.s.sss 80,
rninent characters 10. -, ,,,s:sssr
tween III. blasts and .,,,,.,,a.s' -
blacks are the most nmnsro,,s Ia, ~
muia,toes ayr ti,- moe, ;n,s,,;.,.,, ~.
instructed. ana co,,,r.,,'a .,'.ts s
are more exemniary ,noss,;s,. an 1870
described 10 be very r.rs 49, dsanv
Contrary 10 what would .s.,, =" s' ,nn :
ted DO every ob,;oa,;,, IS s's va,
policy, the .praciicaI cu,t;vo,ors s,. 49,, -
be treated with great bu,,,.n;,,, ass, ~
mone that class We ar. ,o,d rro,,, 80. y
pee liable authorize. vcrv r.,.r.t ~ -
cerc wish, prevails for H.. &c - -..
ancient masters. or ant ,,a.,sr. -.
than the present. The ,,ov.rn,,,.o,rr FL
biacks is no, as full of confidence in ;,s
curity or duration. ne heir cnn..;,.,,;.
and rescrip,s woull seem ~ ;nd;ra,a'
Their military code il ,ig;d and $500.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
NOTIFICATION.

On Saturday last Lamar Bis5oh, Of
Manchester, was apprehended 10 This town
and committed to Jail, charged with ha-
wing passed q forged bond.
PeferstH,g Reh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27
VIRGINIA.:

In the Superior Court of Chancerw.
holden in Richmond:
-, BErwrEx Sp'
Charles yanceyi plaintiff
AND
William Lpscotabe. David Bullock. executor /, /
OF John Bullock. Nelson Craw ford Wi, y
lam Crawford, John Crawford and Charles |, !
Crawford, exeeutoro OF David Crawfo and
Robert Kidnbrough. Defend,n,s. /
4 nv motion of the defendant Robert
" kimbrcugh, by counsel. the cody, this tl,;r..
y nr't day OF May. IN the year of our lord one.
thousand eight hundred and FIVE, after consider
ing the bull answer Of that defendant and exhis
bits and hearing counsel in opocs,ion 70 ,Ie no
lion, C,deretb, thar awarded the rven..
tetn OF October, 1903 to restrain The said defend.
ant IRON departing ont Of the eonnmonweaI,h. be
aisenarsed' on the said Robert Kinlbrough giving
secrritie ia the penaltie Of two hundred dollars.
conditioned for performing the decree OF the
court in this cause.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

June NE stA, 1905.
On motion ofthc plaintiffby coun-
SCI. me court this eighth day of June, in the year
OF our lord one thousand eisht hundred and Eve.
retersth the accounts Between the parties m th;s
SUIT to one of the commissioners, 10 be by him
examined, stated. settled, and tothe court report.
ea' win any special matters thought per,inent
ally stated.
a Copy--Teste,
Peter Tinslsy. e. e.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-20

genius Beauharnois, and that this ac-
counts for the numerous troops lent
BY him to that part Of the world, where
many think both the Brett fleet and
Spanilh ornaments are defined.
PRICE. OF STOCKS
This Day.
Confols formoney IS.
Omnium 343. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-20

blockade Of the ports. Till fome de-
elilye intelligence is received, it is now
evident that little dependence can be
placed on any information which has
hitherto been received, and that till
poiitlye afurances are obtained Of the
views of the enemy's fquadrons, a CON
FAINT futceilion of alarms mutt be fub-
mitted to-
It's certainly much to besregrested,
that at.a period ofio much dagger and
alarm from without, party lpirit ihould
run 10 high at home as our parliament
.tary report Of this day, and indeed of
every day tor Tome tine pat, demon
itrates..
A Litbon mail arrived on Thurldav,
in 4 days, per the Waliingham pack
ct, IN which.camei paliengers, lord and
lady Holland. jerome Bonopartc has
let off for France, and his lady and
her brother, by Tea, for Amllerdam.
The trence anbaaador, |unot, had
arrived at Lilbon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-20
,,rW YORK, June II.

| e,.enock papers BY the ihlp
o ,1a, re to the 18th Of May and the e
E tqsp = Il intelligence they contain : : o.
y p 9TH Fl > days latet than We haa nsi
D :. zee, ,sseslrsd, conprldng the iuojolnea
|ll uis learn verbally thai an embargo,
/. ~ Id On all vslIels in the ports o.
E I Isrs on the 7ta May, ana n
' lind on the 10th, IN coaisquence
|s so','1 Ia;ling ofthe fecond fecret expe-
y and that the Ardent, ha9lng
l l'aa,l Out at the csaom Houle be-
\, - ths embargo, failed N the evening
|ribr lib, under Prote.t'
re r Ardent had a paflage OF a
E., = The banks Of Newfoundland,
F9I i, been IS days upon the coait.
caotain C. brought no loole papers
To- han the. 18th, and the packages
~ =. not delivered yesterday from the
loa Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-20
Alexandria Datlp anbersiser.
THURSDAY, JuNE 20.

BY captain Lewis, Of the sloop Diana,
direct from Martinique, we learn. that Oh
the 18th Of May. the Frerch and Spanish
flees of IS sail OF the line, six frigates and
two ssoops OF war, arrived ct Fort Royal,
and on the same day an embargo took
place, and lasted 4 days; the fleet was still
there, engaged in victnaling and watering,
preparatory to sailing on some expedition;
ON their passage, took an English sloop Of
war. Markets dull.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-20
CHAPITT SERMON.

At the request of the Brethren If Lodge
No. 90, the Rev. Brother Thomas DasEs,
will deliver Sermon in the Episcopal
Church, on Sunday morning next. Mem.
bers Of other Lodges, who may be in town
on that day, are requested to join the
Brethren of No. %, at their Lodge-Room
to move in procession 70 the Church.