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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-06

chased on speculation, aad are hesa AZ IA
extravagant rate.
Can't. Taylor Of the schooner Union
from Ayamonte (Spain) Informs that just
before he sailed, letters were received
from Cadis, mentioning, that the combln-
ed French and Spanish fleets, consisting OF
As ships Of the line, and frigates, were or.
dered 20 be laid up for the winter and
ina, they had proceeded 3 or 10 miles a.
bove Cadiz, and were preparing to moor.
The French had landded 10 600 men at
Cadiz and taken possession OF the forts.
An English feet of 20 sail OF the line,
and frigates, were then off Cadiz, and
reinforcement hourly expected hese
ships daily presented themselves in full
view of Cadz, and several OF them sailed
within gun shot of the town.
The Markets at Cadiz were much giut-
ted with all kinds of American produce.
All the warehouses ard many dwelling
houses, at .Aysmonte, were Flied with
wheat, -four, bread and sailed provisions,
which were brought there from France for
the King Of Spain, The nominal price OF
-four in Cadiz was Is 1-2 dols. per barrel
bat no ready sales could be procured for a.
ny articles whatever. The Merchants and
inhabitants of Cadig were thrown into
much embarrassment and distress by 20
tai srapnation of business, and scarcity o!
money. Such was the scarcity OF Specie
at Madrid, that the king had ordered paper
money 10 be issued and made legal tender
for ali debts PAYABLE IN that city. He had
also directed the Notares not to protest bills
of exchange which should be payable after
the paper medium should be ISSUED - thus
the holders Of Bills of Exchange would be
compelled to receive the amount In paper.
The merchants of Cadiz were seriously aP.
prehensive that the paper currency systea
would be enforced also in that city /; and
throughout the kingdom.
Arrived lchooner Union, Taylor, Of PIovi.
dence, 81 days from Ayamonie, SPAIN. Lett
no American veGels a. Ayamonte. Lett At ca.
dlz, brig Huaion, Bailey of New York, was con-
denaed at Cadiz, and had appealed 10 rhe Court
OF Marid and was expected 70 be cleared; brig
PeegyA Richardson, OF Norfalk had entered con-
trary to the rules Of the blockade, had dli:harg
ed her crew but rot her cargo. Csdiz was very
healthy. Spoke November 9, latitude II, SO X.
long. S. w. brig Antelope, Williams, OF Nor
wien, twelve days out trem New London, 50
head of cattle on deck, beand TO Martlnco, all
welis Captain Williams. humansiy iupp lee
them with one barrel of bread, tour bufhels pc
tatoes, sad a sa& of water at that time being
az days out, was very [1ort OF all kinds proyl
lions, and On very ihort allowance. Nov. II,
in lat. So, N. log. IS, 80, ipoke the bag,
Hope, OF G!oscs&er, nine days cot from VAIN
ingeon, N. Z. bound to Alatinico, the captain
of which informed that one of his men had hurt
himfeif badly. Experiences very ieVefc weas her
on the coat.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-06

ne,y r,.r,.;ations. or whether these tYea-
ties should be considered as abolished
a2l. According TO the last suppesltIon,
on what basis does the court OF Vienna aa-
derstand that the sgociatioas shall De set
tied?
ga. Wheiher England has sv'need
her adherence to the principles Of meol-
atlon?
O. 9TH. In case of refusal on her part,
what measures ars TO be adoped by the me-
diator, and what means are az his disposal
60 compel her TO adhere TO them
elf the conr. Of Vienna has not PUT
these questions to itself, and If 1t wants.
time to answer them, that alone snoula
teach her that she has used Ia her proceed.
ings a preci pitatlon, hostile, not only to
all the assurances she has given, bat also
to the end which she declares herself to
have in view; and, we may venture to
say, to VIA. an enlightened policy would
dictate 10 the house OF Austria. AS to
the rest, time will decide whether she has
been guided by a Just conviction Ut her
own interests, or seduced by bliad PreJu-
dices."
Ex,racsof dispatch from the minister OF
foreign relations, to M. Otto, minister
PlenIpoteatiary of his majesty the en-
peror and king, at the court or MD
Mich.
goth Thermidor, year Is.
You may add that the emperor deslrous
of sparing Europe the calamit'es OF new
war, has made such advances as are COM
patible with the honor Of his crows, in Or
der TO recall Austria to ssnse OF ner true
interests audthe obs ervance OF an impartial
neutrality and his majesty Is OF opinion
that the elector, influenced by the same
motives, should also, send cuurierSexsra.
ordinary to Vienna, bearing an order to the
ELECTORAL minister to make such rePresen.
tations to the court of Vienna, and demand
of it, what are it's viewsin filing the Fyrol
with troops, when it's neighbours are at
peace
Representative at once wise and sner-
retic, made at the same time by different
cabiaets, might arrest Austria, were she
Influenced only by foreign suggestions, as
his majesty siill Aatters himself with bellev-
ing; and en- contrary supposlion, they
will attach 10 Austria alone the response
biIity of the events which il is their wish
to prevent.
Note
a similar letter has been written TO the
ambassadorof his majesty at Bern.
In consequence OF the iavita.lon address.
ed to them, the Helvetic and Bavarlan CO.
vernments have taken the desired steps.
Signed
Ch. Mauf. 7aNeyrand.
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French Public Papers.

Letter from the minister Of exterior relations
to coaat PHILIP de Gs5entsel, accompany
INC a n,emair in reply to a note Of the
251b Fructiaor, gear IS.
The undersigned has the honor to trans.
mis- TO his eScellency ths counE de Coheut-
Rel, the annexed memoir, drawn up in con-
sequence ofthe note from the cabinet of vi.
emma, which count de Cobentzsl addressed
to the undersigned the 25sh FTuctldor.
Since this memeir has been approved by
his majesty shs emperor OF france. the
Austrian army has passed the Inn and IN.
vaded Bavaria. If the pacific sentiments
avowed by his majesty the emperor OF Ger
many aud Austria are real, he will perceive
that no negotiation could have taken place,
no new proposition be received, until the
Austrian troops shall have repassed the Inn,
aud re.enEered their own territories. 1.-the
csurtof Vienna refuses TO oblige them to
return, 1t r. the intention Of his majesty the
emperor 10 compel them by torse OF arms.
The evils which will inevitably result from
such a war, will tall wholly upon the House
of Austria, aud victory vii! side against
the oppressor, in favor of the oppressed.
The undersigned has received from his
raaiessy theemperor and king positive or
: der TO declare, that in no case will his ma.
isstv permit Aus.ria to extend herself IN
Germ say make acquisitions in Bavaria, and
putin execution the project OF which she
has frequently manifested indications, OF
extending her frontiers even TO Leck, and
con6ning the elecsor of Bavaria, to the LETT
bank of the Inn. This project IS too hos
tile 20 the interests OF the Germanlc body,
to those of France 10 the promises which
his maiestylhe emperor and king has made,
and TO the engagement which ne has taken
TO preserve the integrity of Bavaria.
After this positive avowal OF determi-
nation, wnIch, under all possible circum-
stances, will constitute an invariable rule
of conduct for France, iebecomes the duty
OF the house OF Austria to consider whether
it is convenient for her to run AL the ha.
yards of war, in order 10 obtain a part OF
Bavaria, which is her OBJECT, but which
she cannot reasonably expec! to accomplish;
for she need nos fruitlessly strive to con-
ceal what is already known 70 all Europe
that such is, in reality, her true and sole
view.
The undersigned rsnews to his ezeelieu-
cy the count de Cobentael the assurance OF
his high considerations
(Slgn d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-06
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 4.

In the prstens critical hyua;ion OF oug crm.
mc5cc and external relations, the following au.
tbensic and important communication, tor which
we are indebted 30 nauch refpcttcd Correspond
emf, viii command the a.lentlon of every Ame.
rican citizen who wifhcs to promote the intercf,
or naintain the foycreignty OF his country.
HALIFAX, November 8, 1905.
FOR HE REGISTER.
Mr.. EDITOR,
AS tic ln,srlocutory decree of the court of
vice admiralty in the cafes Of the EnterprIzc,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-06

Printing, ~ us v@IIo" 5r S,''''
handJomely exc, aed at l5's 2&'e'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
r. tie MsaczAxr il tie United Ssafss.

Il tie MsaczAv75 in tie Usifsd SidA.
GrsrIErEs.
THE nsmeroas syfems Of Book -Ksrpiae
already may ccs 10 psscIude the aecefisy of
any sew attempts eluc'date, much thoie zme
iosase, the mode Of Prpceis and xcder ha xaY tl
prstttiehcr.
Without sfaning asrogzsing myfef aay fuperiet
fnrriccncr ether thxn what UNCOMMON th4re sfprsc
tce and experience MAY faifylay clan TO-. and tnr en-
gu u attenloa have tor icres Of years. pail the
Iubtl induced from thu great encouragement CIV
en- 70 my Epitpnc, TO otter she spAdernxmus<d work
with lively hope and even confidence thar the fame
win not only meet the bat aerit tLe <ofdid
sppfobasion' Of the COMMERCIAL InseceA @F
"a With due defcrsncc 70 Pubic Sentiment,
am, eighteenth,
aF99 Your moQ ebedicnt humble fessaat,
i. Portland. ~ THOMAS TuRhER
D<<~aw II, ISo4.3
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
TAKE NOTICE.

-T,HOSR Towns in the Commonwealth Of 0aGsrhser
i Iet,s, that have negle<edto provide Weiehfs and
Meafues fort 1andards, agreeable to law, Ea
be fnc of tanaassars--and the state scaer. &c
dix har h,s duty, will be uuder the nscetty Of puttng
the Jaw force, unes thsy iuppsy thsmis.. inmed-
atcy; therefore. for the ecommodstion Of iutr dein
qucnt towns ia this pzrt of the Commonwealth As hAs
defo6tcd the fore Of the iubcsibers Ia stsosdwxfs
complete Setts OF
Standard W<;gkn and Mssfs1s
which will be dc iverea Il the f4me prices they r.
IN Bonon. JOHN GORDON
fasnsssb Dc. ar.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
Glazing and Fan Light Making.
SAMUEL SrARBOARD.

10 CAMUEL SIAkBOANUs
INFORMS, his friends and the public, that he has ia
j ken the HOP under Union School, ie Uss~- Stree
where lie cArIics on the buincfs Of
Glazing and Fan-Light Making,
in IN. different branches with aeatncf and dp4tch
All punelaay attended TO. aud tAs nasf favor,
gratefully acknowledged. Oss. ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
FOR SdLE.

4 Handiome Stand in Gray, we'll Gtu-
4 y ted either tor Tazesa. Traaiaa or Mechanical
uhnta--t coafas of eight of Land-convenient-
nouie-Basn, Stab e., &c lit il on the county road,
about mi 6 from Gray Mestias houe. and aud
malt from Ne@ssonectsr -Libtral credit viii be civgns
tor part pzynent-For farthrr nforms,ion apply 10.
sns tubieSib<r on the prrniirs.
Gsys Na. 81. DAVID STEELE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

TraS for fas, At his Bookorc anu Fortunate Lottery
III ofier( applied for inaledaArly) = Jsss ~htse
TICKETS ats -. aud = fr4v Qu.aRt EkS = Sc, =
tic S~coad cI .ls OF r. .s.s Bysf Las--which coz
nsrueed drawn, a Botoa, the 9Th iaa
: apv,sruars, will DO wel.lss Avail tlcmfeIyts Of
Che pre fcnr opportunity purchasing a. iicksss arc tell
.,x ia solloa :, & Dollars each, and OF the riis
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
80. Tuasxxs EPITOMS sfa III 81
OK-KEEPINli gr DOUBLAs EAlKl'

DsGusssel - ssL ed tie s4" ass
Sebso- Bsys and ,oaS ige1 ~ tie 01s'ss.f.s "sf
ccurs ~ syemstic and uuerriss rpts for the months
Is atemcnts al Books well as thstr or opepln2 GER
ducing, adiun aud Going ther; ~ls exp 'sa'sols q
theory, and ~xhibans OF trAaee, reaisred ssy 'ne
lmaIIel snd cacslascd 70 tl. them IN 's
true principles aud to make them III the kpsa
little practice So p,,o.>p
TO which & added, Rnlea for ksspne
by ncusL Esrsr without aiteros tbs process % a'n
gs Entry the bay Book o. Ientnss 9i q ss
chaufe: hv which oue half the wsitin i isvsd, ana
the ledger eroeeraed from items and rendered. Pfomp'
and lrc o oct OF monthly Balances aud annua' o'
The moi esly concft and lAfs way o. any
rate Of per csnigm and Especially that OF intcref A y.
per ccnsuus per annun exhbitedty eompar'fa'n.
The ABOVE yael6 and prcferbsd ulss hasd ost ,ea
a,nins and highly spxosts.by ths moa pa,s,ss Msl
shaass; and above ALL have been poys 60 ~ Psrieytly
s,eoua,e % the profesd obs pecifedin the tift BY
III. have bsea m. e asia0r - :
no throriiwat Aeloers the above 's'hr re-
iu. Of thirty yearv aass. experience r. 4
at booksellers iuPplied n llhssts, Or
bound II the uual diicount. lewl ~ ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
ENOcH MOULrON.

Gsk5fnitd q .3e1DrYen,
NJ EARLY sppolte head of Lsgs451~'s aSasf, Ia. ipe
received an elegant aaorsment of
PASTE SET COMBS
he keeps conlanty for fale General afYortment of
Silver and Plafrd Way<- 7srOei,y. &c. S'e.
As uiaai. porti4nd, Dec. a..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
Ss1je17 TO q asa.es.oa IF Il4 PER Ctsa

eHJett 10 q dsss90n Y Ia RI eesu.
Prize Tickets viii be paid ia thirty DAYS after tbs
drawing OF the LOTTERY aIi be cioe4 Prizes not de-
aaan within year. vii not be PAID. but DC con-
lcr~u seneroul for tAs purpols Tor which tue
Lu terry ~As granted.
he time expended in drawing this clais thal not cx-
ceea i,rt, days IN iegAro 10 fortunate ukets which
depend above Aated, DAYS OF drawing s
be underiood Thu the drawing OF hvs hundsG tick
etc dad deemed the WORK OF day and the jsaass
aaks will be thoic which out Il the whsei accor
ding this OF drs@ns, whether rus work s two
days be done liz not
The iubclocrs have given boncs a toe Law directs
they will ioon appoint early Gay tor orawinyi and
viii they gratefully ackowiedss the Almyn upsscest
Cd support liberal pubic ak indulgence @ remark
Oh foregoing irhenie hal although hey have, from
All anxious iocudc huiih the buhncts enhanced the
price Of tickets 10 THAI male przss II the former
eAs will ony purchait ticker in this, yet by the great
dcdnton 10 the number of cksts the chance in favour
o. the advrntusers oDtaiIg very high prlze, syen II
he fas of the hghef, greatly enh .nced and induces
them calculate Gnilar frppost from the Pablo
N the former claics LIN which cafe this viii be the
List.
JONATHAN DWIGHT,1
John WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH LYMAN. D Massxvs.
john BRECK,
SAMUEL LATHROP,
Springfield. Des I. so4 tDi4)
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10 LEI,

7,ApT Of a DWELL acknowledgements Tor a
i fnall family .-ln4ass Of the ps'Hssr.
Dr.. -
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" 7Ax6 NoTzCEt

a LII perlons who are indebted to
, IA STEPHEN sDSTLR, Of g,a4sd either BY nosc
oIierwe, arc beaed u call and fctsIe the iarc
with orsPHrs FosTfa Fore 4iect, head Long Whaxfs
othelwfe they will be put in iuit immediately.
Portland. Dee 81,
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TOR
r. ProHt
bantjeirs n
} nghoum
b rucMay g
BAY, for the I
saooic a Mo
clIoofe a PIE
hoole a 4
. chcofe a b
vote fuch al
O fec what
tsid coreor !
| q examine
sr, Nv. 90,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

PROPOSALS 80
xo1 1kzN7aNo n. stFSscRtr77oM
- -, THE SYSTEM or
BOoK-KEEPLNG BIZ DOUBLE ENTRY.
DELINEATED. explained, and made ssst
: in Practice, by Syaenatis aud 9a<rFng RSies foe
every gradaton from comme eIolre OF Bcok
cxempsa BY Precsdehts, and exhibited by ssanfaeons
il BsGnels af6nilsted the Gommrese Of CHS vilk
Frei2n ganases, and particularly adspssd in this CHr
fency fog the RE Of nmsricap MsEebsnsss
AIss,
The mott eligible RuLEs for CAEcU.
IAri3 keepng Bank Accosas. ARd otLes matters rss
l. and apperdng the accomplish, dsesd OF <ySry
aisiei' ssp anason and frivolous distellen, with
Rules Of Peanaslbip, fu4 isaraaisu 1bersia'
BIZ THOMAS TuRAHR. "A q compliant. .HoArlAaal )
The work viii be putto psefs as loeAr
as may authorizes the apdcit.kias, 1ps ~
this exGso be sGscsed without srgs difbursm ents. The
harsity Of iubsibers aione snable the imHedsss
ac0ssiih ifaaasns ftss'. l
The work will coqlR Of about So pages in OeaAss.
kwil be hantomey priated CO slskept rapefs aud a.
handsomely bound -pric to Subscribers 80 s<nfs,
to non.tuLlcfi5sfs 2so scLts SC
SAbetipfioa Papvs acIl y placed at tbe fyi1ei-'
PAL Beck afeyss IN The United sfases.
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soa fe,y ssf-rthst II 10 -
= 1,ekes. * ~ and CaaiseFs =.
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stage J5am BrM.fwirk, tbryagb Litcb6xid to Het.
s. '' b~tsa and Axg4fs.

] 'HOMAS S. EASTERBROQK, in-
forms the public, thar he conveys paAeagers %
the above roat, aud has good accommodaticGs. HI
leaves Bruafwck O'Clock Friday mornings nd
issves Ausula, bis rsssra, o'clock. on s4sersAy
mcrnils. 49, Ike a. -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
ACCOUNT BOOKS. 81 81
THOMAS CLARK, has for ialc, al

II his Bookfore aeaf oppuite ~ h)ataAs !. go
F4ssyest, Pufts~l Arge and 2ta<fs AAsFtpfnt 81 81
BL NIX aud AcCOUr II BOOK Ell III. - S !.
double aud f,gle racds Lsdgcrs7-Wane Books--lJay-
knrs6k Bridswascr &,oiIctapnof Mshc-rV ioWes ttsr
n,ony &c-school Books OF every desripfion-~W aim
Mcrcansils Arithmetic Ian clton-A @nzcks keSii-
tsrs &c and 4 general aaortment OF
hooks u ~SZATi0NEk7--ssSalYas ~ E1NA
se sUsT rusrisasp, AT F&E. Asevi sFoAEa 7 -
Prize ds1sr Sanysmf, tss~d--fo dslsy Per dss"t
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V5hrers FRI
TO delivei
DIX, at the [
ceably to the =
cs pavalle IL
ave not takef
ted to cali fU
hpIycd for
ms of the
c for framin
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i - ia. TO 80 me- erssser ~
ihaar, hi N,ra.N WouDaus. mnho der, IN fAd t,ray
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REGi& /
2 le at ii.
FDfMS 40.
by the dozen O
c MalRchufe
dar.
Iche Pa
nae ana
lrd's Alma
BOOKS q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-29

There were ID the Crc<t natson when ,he ,c.n,
ieit twelve Looms employed, eight Of them, if WI,
reeoeet Alright, were made by Indians and areworl-
ed by Indian women, who ALTO fpin the cotton xh;cb
they weave. The plough aud the hoe are now al,a
IN very general uie among them and in becoming ar
tachsd to property, and being acquainted with IN.
comfort, and advantage. Of AGRICULTURAL ;n,rr,v.-
n,ens, they looing very conGderably tina, nred,
hesion for the ehafe and the hun,n, life. Which y,
mot universally eharsseriC,s favage nations.
IT will be recolleaed by our readers tia, after r..
vera ineffective efforts obtain the land from N. n.
dams to the Oakmugee river, a treaty was ,n,.-si
INTO with them for it Ian year on term, which n.
ienate OF the United States rejected j, has be, r.
4uenty aiierted and repeatedly pub,!hed in dirrn.
papers, that the payment for the land was TO be mad
to the Indians i'll transferable Rock of the United s,,c
and this provion OF the treaty has been much ceured
and by iome has been furpoed to have been founded
IN the ieiiiih views Of the ageu.--we frd however
from conversation with Col. Hawkins, that RI. ~.
iervaone ON this ubie6 have been altogether founded
on miifake The ialc was coniented to by t,a InI.
ans, to iscure them permanent fund for their ov,,
iupport, and the d:charee of tlier deb,s-,he nav
nients for their land therefore, by the treaty +,
be made expressly in United States Rock, made nav.
able to the fecretary war for the time being. IN
tru't Tor the Indian nation. We feel it a duty and
an act OF juitice to the agent, make this
as we believed we republiaed from fonae other paur
all erroneous Rateraenr on the iubjea. :.
.fly.Ha IYoaa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-29

iRers, fl,e has impofed upon fevesal powerful
Princes a barbarous LcgiNation ; that fhe has
dictated by mepaces, the fame laws 10 weaker
princes, whole Miniaers ihe might tiflain cor
rupting fhe now places no limits to her vio-
ience. Nobody hereafter il1ail navigate but up
on her account, and to fell her articles alone.
And this order of things, 70 Illuminating to all
Rates, does not FIX the attention of the powers
Of the world It is that which England wifhed
when ihe precipitatcd RufIia into fuch falfe
fteps. long as the Northern Powers lad any
fcntiment of their commercial independence,
the Engtifh were forced to keep within certain
bounds hut when the Court OF, S.. Peteri-
burgh, influenced By corruptiug intrigucs, car
ried its confederation 70 far as TO give On ofici-
al charaGser To the MOT contemplate pamphlets
Of the wort Engliih Gazette writers, the Ca
hiueut of London no longer doubted that its
eyes were fhut for long time. When England
thought too fhe was fure of Auftria, svbon ht
is preepifafing into spar BY inducing her to make
III the Tyroi and in Italr nrmamentI evbitb e~a-
not bit BE- eoqfdered as a Commencement Of Dol:
tiffies, the ceafed 10 fear that any State would
return to the fentiment of it's dignity. She
threw off the MAX immediately, ard it is by the
Americans that ihe has begun the application d
her new pretenhons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-29
CHARLESTON, oaober Is.

The Brtifh ihp Northumberland, capt. Gibbs, :,
attempting to essr the South CHANEL yeferday, gr.
aihore IN the North Breaker, and is bilged. ,fbs
crew left the flip with five feet water in the hold
and came up to town laft night.
The Northumberland faiiei from Jamaica with III.
lat homeward bound feet of n1er chaitn.en; bur ba
wing iprung leak, left the convoy. She was fira
ihP, of 423 tons burthen had cargo of 527 hogf-
heads and 81 tierces Sugar, 18 puncheons Rum, So
Gales and iss bags Coffee. ll2 bags P;mento, so
oaies Cotton, and AZ tons Logwcod-a very triRire
proportion OF which, it iurpofed viii be fared
(Ta~.
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PARIS. Auoun 90

Brig Lord Mellon, OF 2 gun. and 80 men fchr.
1ancaiter, of 1 q carronadcs and so men corvette
Srrenne, Of 90 guns and 50 men {: corfair Hone of
&c guns and 90 men; ichr Richard of guns and
p men; Neatlcy, of l3 carronades; flip Weft-ln-
dies, for Liverpool! Ryan, do Martha, do: Kings
iaoter, do; Emerald, for London Kirby, do ;
Prince ut Wales, do; Patriot, do Nancy, do u
rsnia, for Whi,eisven brig Singleton, do: Caro-
line, for Halifax; fchr. Pc.iient do Eliza, from
London for Denmark lager Alert, Of "A gun. and
so men eoriair Mercy, 81 Is guns and 40 men, of
Liverpool. The proceeding vcf1els were prizes to
Admiral Villeneuyc's artf. The Spaniih rational
i-hr Minerva rftoot Zip Of $50 or 400 tons, COM
rig from Lima, loaded with dollars and niercban-
DE 70 the amount Of or millions of dollars he
hld beer taken ny The Liverpool privateer Mercy.
The Iris, Of IA guns aud 2 men, from Por,fnouth.
r ALTO taken.
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DomsFir JrteiIiCrnfe.
AUGUSTA, oaobrr 10.

On Monday morning IaG, col OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the lndian Agent for the United States, arrived here
with deputation of Chiefs from the Upper and Low
er Creek Nations, eonfaing Of Alexander Cornell.
and IuiSehenaw, from the upper towns and Will
am M'Intoh, Tuhzee nee hue Chapeo-Rpebau
Thiusco, ard Che, cop, cheloo Emantiau, from the
lower towns. On Tueiday they left this place in the
Rage on their wayto the City Of Wellington. w.
undsrisand that their wifi TO TIE feat Of goverpnen,
IS 20 treat for the ektenton Of the boundary line Of
this Hate to the Oakmugee river--the Upper Greeks
ws are told in favor Of eedipg tie Ind as far a.
the Oasmugee, and the Lower Greeks oppofed 20 il
"s believe however that ths Agfn, Of opinion. the
lsDd may be ebtaspe5.
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The iubtcrraneous works at Dover are quite COM
reted ard anexcavationhasbeen made in the Clifiufi
eien5 to contain 10000 troops. There are ALTO mslk
eh batteries, very euriopiy contrived, and the place
is, in every other refpea, in 70 perfect Nat. Of de.
fence, that the Kenth may bid defiance to- ,he
enemy in that quarter. LssSsc Ps..,-