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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-14

Tyatb and Fe1trahEm,-It mutt be matte
Of comfortable feIf iecitation to every fede!alst
% obfsrvc, that, wherever the fpIrit of demo-
crazy has had the moa nncurbed dominion, The
th!nk ng part of its votaries have acknowledged
the anarehical tendency OF its principles ana &c
pafsted themfelves fsom the general MATS 10 re-
train its dehru6tive torrent. in The fta!e OF
Pennsylvania particularly, where Irh impu-
ieace operating 90 German iimplicity was about
20 overwhelrn focal order and every civil eta
b.iihment, the leaders OF the faetan, finding
that they themievea were in their turn bccom ne
the victims Of democratic rage, had recoprie TO
thofe very arguments, which were employed by
the federaIiRs TO countcrzd its eff tts. And
thus, though they afea to dhdan an union with
the fcdcatts and renounce q convection to their
political teucts, they aaually recognize ard e.
vince their ellentisl correctness and truth.
When Governor M'Kean Genounced tie iede.
r2Eas, as ariGorats old tories, he little expect.
ed that in The fhoie fpace OF Gx years he W 2uld
b.. indebted to them fer his continuance in Office
Though they had every rcaion 70 de'ea the man
for his periecu.on of them, ard had no ground
10 hoee an amelioration Of public nleafuyes; yet
when they found, that I've awakened from his
revcries of ambition, aud was difpofcd TO euel the
# I'm he had contributed TO ralc, they clloie 10
fupport him, as the LET'S sf two evils. On this
principle alone could they have acted in giving
their fufraqes for mar, who hdf given eviden-
ces Of the mott impacabIe hoffi!uy sgainR them
However We are TAR from cunti,lerlng the re cleo
ton of Governor M'Kean, as caufe Of triumph
TO the tedt.alias Of Pennlylvanid, as it will by
no means better their f;uation, though it may
obviate The greater evils of anarchy.
Il is much TO be lamented, that ambition and
the emolumen,s Of Office fbopld blind men to the
real and genuine interefs of their country. -
When Nh eftrfon came into office, oersaomy
was the magic cound, which was mad. ufe OF by
him aud his adherents, to enchanr ard charm the
people, ard TO be fure, nsshing was TO be ipared
to keep up the deluii,n. Among the obi Cts OF
party vengeance. under the pretext of economy,
the Navy, which, though in its infancy was then
becoming Respectable in the eyes of the wofi
vas marked out as diaipguilhed one. Some
of the hips muG be difmafed and lie Idle to rot
and the greater part of them mutt be dispf
with comfortable lois to the United States -
However after five years experience, Mr.. letter
fon at laft di(cover,, that the federal policy O.
maintaining Navy is not 70 erroneous, as hs
n uebt and at this time (evetal lhips are ordel
ed TO be built, to be employed under his ADM
niAration.
From what federalifts have obferved free The
dominant faction have dlrtsted ous national co0h-
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HaHGx. Qcso6er 90

H W. 5. A.:rm1d, havlog itsass Oh the
.Litch6e;d Rock la1 evening, the Cleopatra til
are, and Indian Il P Of wa, were immediately
d.fPasciied TO her relief; but th4 tide fifng, fle
foon gos Of. WIKI very h:sle damage.
Two days ago, the Mermaid fpcke an Ame-
Elc4n veilei from Bilboa for Marblchead out g
days; who informed thai Spain had actually de-
ciared WAR agsina the Amsrcsn Safes; and
;hst he was obliged to cut and run, 80 fave his
vegel.
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Captain Haynes froea Barbados informs
that a few days before he sailed French
sloep of war OF % guns was brought in
there, and that ffigase was likewise cap.
;ured and carried into Antigua.
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his is to give Notice,

THAT the uhfcribrr, OF Aiexardia county,
1 hath Obtained from the Orphans Cou
of the laid county in the darie of Columbia,
letters of administration on the perional cfa,e Of
James Il Satsa, late Of the iaid county, de,
ceaied all perfons having claims againf .hs laid
deceafsd, arc hereby warned TO exblbit the fam.
with the vouchers thereof, to the lublcrioer, at
or before the Ialb day of May next, they may
othetwife by law be excluded from all benefit Of
the fad efale.
John Sutton, Admir-.
November -. 2sw4w
Or All psrtoa indebted to the fad deccAfed.
are requeaed TO make Immediate payment to the
above named adminifrator.
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Further extracts fran L0nd0n papers re-
ceived at NezU. Iork.
London, Sept. II,

London, Sept. H.
The last Messenger from Petersbargh,
brought positive orders for the speedy de
parture of Count Stragnaof. on his mis-
sion to Madrid.-He will therefore leave
Thomas's Hotel, Berkely Square, in tn
course of few days, accompanied by his
numerous suite. 1t is conjectured, that
measures are about TO be adopted for tbs
relief Of Spain from the tyranny of Bona
parts, and Count Stragonof is fully em,
powered to act on any grea emergency. =
On the 25th uls. Mr.. Bacher communicat.
ed to the Minister residing a, katsbon
Copy ola Declaration, which the French
Government had forwarded to their Minis,
ter at Vienna, TO be delivered by him to the
Imperial Court. It's principal contents will
be found IN another part OF this paper. Ii
concludes with this remarkable threat.
F." That in case the reply Of the court OF
Vienna to the explanations required should
not be satisfactory, the Emperor of the
French will pc ~tpone the expedition or
England. and repair to the Rhine with MS
whole force, for the purpose OF compel
ling Austria to preserve the peace OF the
Continent" The Imperial Commissarv
salso communicated to sons Of he ENJOYS
the Declaration which was sent BY the
c urs Of Vienna to the Courts Of Paris,
Petersburg, London, Berlin. sc.
~ Bntsduring these appeals troops were
marching from every quarter. On the 3o'h
Of August, general movement commenc-
ed amongst the Preach troops in Hanover.
The regiments quartered in the vicinity OF
Lauenburg, Harburg, and Lunenburg'
tkr4ugh the latter city to the southwark,
Ze!l ard Giffhorn. About the same perl
cd, ucarly, all the troops on the coast oil
Boulognc, amounting TO 100, 600, broke up
for Strasbutg; and 10000 of the French
troops atatiaqed IN Holland were to march
| through Languin on the 9Th, 9Th and 10Th
inst. to rendezvous at Mentz. Thus we
NAV estimate the French force marching
! from Hanover, Holland and Belogae, 80
the Rhine, at SO, 600 men; besides the re-
| Inducements they may receive from The IN.
terror,
On the other hand, the preparations OF
! Austria and Russia appear to be still more
! formidable. In the camp of Lintz alone,
/ near the frontiers, the Austrian army, when
Joined by the troops on their way from
Minkendorf and Bohemia, will amount to
I 100, 1000 men. The Russian army, which
are marching from Poland for Austrian 81
Iesia. Moravia and Bohemia, are said alone
70 exceed 100, 600 men. These are enter
ING exclusive of the armies in the Iyrol,
I in Italy, the Ionian Islands, and several
tncampments in the interior of the Austrl-
/ an dsminions and on the borders OF Swift
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N O T | C E.

The Gentlemen Of Alexandra arc
requelted to atte,d meeting at GGdc-
by's Hotel this Evening at fix o'clock,
to make arrangements and choolc Ma
nagers for the enfuing Aliembly.
November Il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-14

Letters from Vienna. of the 18th ult. u
unanimously agree, that the preparations
there are even greater than at any period
of the former war, and that the number of
volunteers TO join the main army almost
exceeds belief.
The French here are all in motion ;some
think they intend to evacuaee the county :;
but others with more likelihood, suppose
their object is to keep the court of Den
mark 10 check.
September 6.
Letters from Switzerland unanimously
assert that Bonaparte is taking the most ac-
tive measures, in thatil fated Country. to
obtain such prepoulerancy in their councils
as leaves no reason to doubt of their soon
petisioning be ipgrafted into the.corsicsn
family, in the event OF "a tupicre with Al.
siria.
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Henna, ARg. &c.

On the 26th inst. the regiment of lnfan-
by Of the Arch Duke Charles, marched
hOm Vlenna for Italy. The reg lment-of
Prince Auerspergis also gone from hence
|hltaiy. The camp of Budweis, lnsBohe-
|nasen,ircly broken, and the regiments
bat were to 90 thither, h2vs now received
elders 10 march 70 ,he.camp of Wells, in
Upper Austria, which will amount to sixty
q seventy thousand men. 1t is said that
e Emperor himself, will as soon as cir
INSTANCES may require, repair to that
amp, which is supposed to be intended
! Ar an army of reserve. 80
The Arehduke Charles is to be comman-
ar Of the army in Italy, and the Archdnke
!oaD in I'yrol. The whole Austrian force
N TIE P.o,ection of the Frontiers is esti.
hated at 200, 900 men, besides bomba-
%r', canuoniers, saPpers, aad Ponton-
lAe ambassadors ofhis majesty the en-
IaOr of all the Russias, has announced,
cato support the negotiations which our
'ol't has proposed for the maintenance OF
''fe, aud 20 support Austria, he had CIV
9rcers for two Russian armies to put
~smselves in motion.
They write from Carolina, that towards
'S0'h of this month, an army of $4,000
%SO viii be assembled at Layback, aad in
: snSlrons, the destination (Which force
alaly.
Hanover, Sep. 2.
twas confidently reported here yester-
= alter the arrival of the Italian post,
"aosuilties had actually commenced be-
seo the Russian and French armies.
< occurrences seem 10 countenance the
q Sss1 Notwithstanding the pacific tone Of
Il s0Fs'can majesty, who is no doubt We
,s, %uSa alarmed at the threatening OF the
@'fa political atmosphere.
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aleraaorta DatIp aDSart;ger.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

TIE Anniversary Of The Birth Day Of the He.
nossbe JOHN ADAMS, was eelzbtstyd on
i'huiiaay the gift uiuGo, by Id. inhabitants Of
Quincy and The nelghnoring towns.
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12ort Of aIerau tia.

Yesterday, brig Vengeance, capt. Chip
man from Salem s.iow and Hemp
Lewis DebloiG.
Brig sakey, Potter, Boston.
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Portsmouth,. Ssbt. II.

I. " toHtNtttt|S 10 20
Sir John Duckwosyh, It IS said, is aP.
nioled secoad III command of the Medi-
|nranean Aeet.
Five wagons laden with specie arrived
his morning from London several others
haze arrived in the course of the week.
|DloO0 pounds in dollars have been put
On board the 1'hahs frigate, captain Walk
t ghieh is under orders to proceed with
he money to Bengal on account of the E.
India Company. One hundred aud ninety
even pounds in Dollars for Malta which
we're embarked aboard The MelPomene fri
|ats, have been removed to the Royal
|Spereign of one hundred guns, captain
Conn. She will sail in few days. And
'ns hundred Ind fifty chests OF dollars
Itre shipped this morning on board the
aeGance of seventy fourguns cepe. Dun
am, which is ordered to JON Lord Nell
BINS feet.
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TO RENT,

~ NL1N -
TINE enent dwelling houle and fore, on
L the co,rer of Pit and King freets, lately
occspied by Thoma2 Richards. Alto III
dwelling houle on King areet adjoining. Ap
ply to
John Janney.
November ~. go
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F . u N d,

LAT evening, in King. Rree',
A fmall fun of Money, the owner may have
it by proving it 10 be his property, and pay
inc the price of this advertisement, on appl!ca-
lion TO
G.. l. Smedley.
Nov. I3. go
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GERS were sent from Vienna to the Gene
rails commanding IN the different provinces.
The districts of Trente, Roveredo, etc.
are provided with strong entertainments
and the important passes OF Finstenua,
and Wiuchgou, arc placing IN the best
state of defence. In snort, the preparatl-
ons are unparalleled for acti7iy and VIZ
gor.
A report, in aletter said to be written
from Berlin, states, that an armed neutralty
is to be formed by Prussia, Denmark, and
some ofthe electors of Germany, the case
Of an actual rupture between Austria and
France.
Lord Nielsen arrived at the George Inn,
Portsmouth, on Saturday morning, at six
O'Clock. After breakfast, he wen, TO the
Dockyard, on visit TO Sir CHARLES Sax.
ton and one o'clock, his Lordshlp en-
barked from the Southsea beach, & went on
board the Victory, which with the Euryalus
frigate, sailed On Sunday. The Royal So
vereign, Defiance, Thunderer, AJAX, Aga
memnon snd Meipomene, will follow his
iordship. His Reer is TO be increased TO
SO sail of the lime. Admiral Thornbrough
is to hoist his flag on board the Kent, uti"
der his Lordshtp's command.
In former times, wien Jefferfan WIS tjefing
from Office by dozens fume Of the worthlea cha
ratters n the Union; for no other caule rhan dit
ference of opinion, iris "ondnt. was detem:ed and
applou3ed BY the democratic printers, and e'peci-
ally rhc Aurora. This was bscaaie the Pefoas
ccSt we've fc3e'aiits; whet democrat IS -
cd 90; Of Office The ca(. Is greatly altered. Sc
vernon Mex an has lateiy djfplaaed maA BY the
name Of Samuel B Jan, IA rerion, We p;eiaTr,
OF no executive cxcei!cncy os character, as he IS
spoken Of high serms in the Ausora.j This IS
called "gluttng rocous End nsical re-
verge )" Bryan is, +" the vttim ot'aacoEous am
bilion ard Tell seyengc the renewal is calied
periecatio unparalleled nthis country" Now
if all thsfe thiDgo arc correctly faid OF Governor
MsKsan, on account OF one femovai ION office,
if Mexican be iuch a tyrannicaI and revengetal
wretch for ons removal, what will I ey NIKE OF
fferfon's removal Of tundreds II a linge re-
| nova! Of NJ .Keln's dicoycrs blackn:i, OF heart
lie many great ard greatly unjat removals OF
JaGet(n, by pa Ky OF reslooing, prove his heart
Back a: was choas ere the ntant iua
Was rol!'d 'ogsther or had tried his beams
Alh~aft the gulph profound.
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e.r;ag the armed neutrality, aud
ef; s., - league of paci6cation, are, be.
l0i russia and Austria, TO consist OF
jl's ~ Turkey, Denmark, Swedea,
AJ'saaN Naples, Sardinia, Lombardy,
s@an Spain aud Portugal. Piedmont
8Jr'I ss restored to the king Of Sardinia
10 ss,dv with Parma aud Placenza. are.
!. 9 !. sysc,ed in,o an independent kingdom,
Ssor Of the elder branch OF the Bourbon
q, Upon these conditions all the con-
~ we orinces are TO acknowledge Bona
! !, emperor of. the French, and Eng
-. 20 restore Malta TO the order; Rus
IN eyacuate the Seven Islands, and,
IN as the other states, respect the IN
'..rdence and guarantee the integrity OF
II Turkish empire.
eoosoarte absolutely refuses to Bavaria,
les,,em5urgh, and Hesse DaEmsradt, the
.,n,ssion 70 remain neural He insists
Y, ,hry shall be treated by France as enc.
..sif they refuse to join him. He has
r.aav put all their arms, artillery, amuul-
!. and other stores of war, under re-
cushion.
Certain intelligence has been received,
N, The Freuch evacuated Lanenborgh and
I,n.oburgh, and that the left bank of the
IN. is entirely denunded OF French
roops
4. destination of the armament now fitting
n, ia the Downs, In fact, one of the OBJ
IL, in fitting out is, that It's real dessIna,
IA being kept secret the enemy may BE-
hae distracted in settling the distribution
h lis forces
The expedition which sailed lately from
Cork consisting of three ships OF the line.
r,ides frigatcs, 10 or 2oindiamen, aud
,vsral transports amounting to 20 sail,
ha,Dg on board 7 or 5000 troops, under
h. COMMAND Of General Baird, destined
cainst the Cape of Good Hope and as
poa as possession is obtained OF that place
1. expedition will proceed against The Isle
II France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

10 the temperate and cold climates Of
Europe, where The Hfferfng Of cattle i
deemed an indispensable branch of hue
oandry' the substances used for that pur
pose are, IN the FIRST place, the StTaIg Of
Wheaf. harley, Rye and Oats. These. h.,
sides being well adapted to absorb and r..
tain the liquid parts of the dung, and the
urine, contain in themselves large por,;-
ons OF that vegetable earth in which the
value of all dung principally consists
Il is true, that these substances are vaIua-
Die also for fodder, as they afford when
:hopt fine, so that they can be thoroughly
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
MARCH 90.
WALPOLE, IN. ~ May 4.
A SHOWER OF svow-BALLs.

A SHOWER OF SNOW-BALLS.
On Friday last, about O'Clock, small
cloud appeared 10 the northwest, that a.
rose rapidly to the zenith aid commenced
discharge of snow balls Sboul the size of
walnuts, Ten oil them weighed about an
ounce, after being considerably dissolved.
i.hey were more perfectly in a gIobular.
form han ever saw any haii-werc quite
dry when they fell, aud easily broken be-
tween the thumb and finger. When the
cloud appraced the mercury in a thermo-
meter stood at $50 of Farenheil's scale.
The voiley of snow balls cooled the AR so
much that it Immediately fell to 40 And
in few minutes a.ser the cloud hsd pass
ed he zenith, II rose again To 72o. They
have beaten a considerable part of The
buds of The trees, aud | think il likely
have injured the fruit trees considerably.
II extended over about FIVE or six miles
square. ADD fell abou' an inch deep.
This Is, TO me, quite singular pheno-
demonstrating never seen or heard Of a.
ny thing Ike II before. Andif It's phe-
oomenon ill pow unknown, the facts may
be OF use 10 meteorolggisis in corrscline
heis theories Of toe formation of hail.
Pembroke, April 20, 1905.
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Sir John Orje, commander OF The block
aiding fleet, relative TO thi. important sub
ieci. The object of The minister was 20
have the blockade reduced, SO as 10 allow
vessels in port to sail, bus j. has not been
obtained. IL a vessel were ballasled with
salt, it would be sufficient Cause of cap
,aFe. On. do. }
Extract Of a letter from ahe city Of 81. Do
nisgoyy 8 lss March, 10 a gentleman in
.Ns1D- York.
Since my last we have experienced
very critical circumstances. The Bril-
gands came in this part with an army of
about 10000 men; but, after siege of
% days, they went away without attempt
ing to storm the place. We are again
quiet and hope to be SO very long time =;
Tor the Brigands have experienced that ali
their forces cannot take our walls, and
much more SO since we have received
some troops from France"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
CHARLESTON, MAY 10.

On Saturday, 2sth ult. Mr.. GRAY, the
american Consul at Havana, was arrest
ca ana imprisoned by the Spanish Co
Sernnen'-his private and official pagers
, me'e also seized, AID seal placed upon
us consuiar Office. He was liberated,
however ai'er a short confinement, by
me un'ed iniercessions of the American
merchants No reason was assigned by
u'e Government for this arbitrary bro.
ceeding. ' p''
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PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
COMMUNICATED.

Some OF the nswspapersofthis city have
rep1bhshcd, OF late, the most airocious IL
bells under the determination OF Memoirs
u me Prime Of Peace, taken from the
London Monthly Magazine. We are an.
thcnsed to declare, that The account civ.
en- Of this distinguished character, is in
correct IN inany circumstances, and total
ly false IN great many more. The other
'iiusiriou5 personages, equally insulted by
this scandaioas production, are too high
and too well known inihe world, TO be IN
der the reach Of the shafts Of calumny and
malice. A; al events, the printers who
willingly propagate such infamous lies, ex-
pose themselves to a criminal prosecute
ON, and Il IS desired from them, thst they
shall insert this contradiction 10 such can
daious account without the necessity Of
more direct demand to This effect
(.1Hrora.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
BALTIMORE, Nav "a.

Inc loi!owing extract from a late London
paper contains Information of very in
teresting nature, and remarks fairly de-
dnced. Il should be read with the grea-
test attention by all /; and shews how
cautious the citizens of these states
should be in allowing the introduction nj
those taxes which virtually DESTROY e.
very principle of Observation-Disclosures not
appearing TO have that cfIeel upon the
first view. Query, would it not conduce
much 10 the prosperity of every coun.
try, II all the expenses attending the
courts efiaw were betrayed by the go
vernmeni !--Would il not promote eco
nomy, dispatch, and greater certain
~ TIA, justice would be duly admins.
tered!
6 Nothing can be more oppressive than
the increase on the stamp Duties lately
proposed by Mr.. Pitt. 1t is absolutely TO
shut the door of justice against sutton. in
niddllng circumstances, and TO infringe
the hrst rule of Magma Charfa, "nen,ini
Ve'idere jusntiam."
II was well observed by Mr.. Sheridan,
quoting from Horne Tooke. ~Tbat
courts OF justice were open to all his ma
Jesiy's subjects; SO was the London Ia.
yern; but man could get no more re.
dress IN the one than bottle of wine in
The other, II he wanted wherewithal TO pay
Tor 1t. AS to what Mr.. Pitt says, "that
those who cannot afford TO pay the stamps
have Alright 10 sue i'm form of paupers."
this reasonably enough excited an OBJ
streperous laugh from the lawyers in the
house. A man must swear himself not
worth live pounds 10 sue in this predjca.
ment, and then, il he RECEIVERS his suit. he
mus. pay his proper quantum OF costs.
g Nothing, in short, can be more i'll
Judged than this tax, which makes it not
wosth The while of a man in moderate
circumstances, or where the case in dis
puie IS not very great, but only meant to
establish right, to go TO law for il; but
Incilnes him rather to submit 10 The ON.
preston. A. this rate kind of serviie
temper will creep by degrees into the
state, and the heavy purse, contrary to all
justice, wii'weigh down right, no. by meet
ing II in court of law, but by more effec.
luaiiy lettering IL, from the enormity of
The expense, from showing its face there.
:" The stamp necessary for the transfer
OF ioool. stock, which is now II. As. cd.
will, by the new ACT, be II. los. I"
May 10.
Eafracf ola letter from on board Gun Roaf
NO. 5, dated ". York, N1ay /.
have the pleasure TO communicate
10 you, that No. 8, is far superior 10 No.
and 2, and in my opinion, will cross the
ocean with safety; since we have arrived
al Tins place we have altered her rig,
which viii be greatly to our advantage in
sailing. We are now ready for sea, and
VIII sail 10 morrow, in company with the
iriGaie Adams, No. 6 and z"
Capt. Appleby ofProvidence, who had
oSen personally i'll treated by a British
o'iicer OF his majesty's ship Carysforl, and
OF ms hands pressed, when carried into
port, demanded satisfaction ofsaid officer
aud shot him in duel.
- CD
CHARLESTON, May 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

lOcounts from d7'igiIa, and from Bar.
o . wa HaUanna, confirm the intelli.
gehee 9f!he arrival ofIhr British feet un-
Ger admiral CocHRANE, in the pVsst. In
e &c aod that they had proceeded for
o. Oo"pHgo, in quest Of the French fleet.
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

On Monday the 2sth ultimo, Col. Aaron,
Burr, late Vioe-President Of the United
States, arrived in Pittsburgh; and The day
following lie sailed for New Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

The Favorite, Hoyt, which arrived on
Friday at New-York, from st. Luear.
brought dispatches from MIR. Monroe
zoe our government. We have rot been
soie 10 learn the nature Of their contents,
on, IS probable they relate to the bloc
kade OF Cadiz, which is carried on with
,he greasest rieour. Some letters have
lately passed between Mr.. Monroe and