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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-20

The efcj'ior Tor the 6rA yard 80 ne held g.:
James DaviIl'o's tavsrn, on P.ince hr:e,.
For The tccosi ward, at Ia coa'r houle.
For The third ~arl, a. Joha Hoagsin's IA.
rsrn, on Kine freet.
For The fourth ward, az Mr.. Mays houfe,
oppohte Thomas Cocks, ., Prince erect.
Tsa. JAMES NJ. MtREA, c. c.
aw5thMa,.
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DR.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

1S Recommended as an sya'uah'e ne',c'ne, i'r INC
ic-dy relief and # the various complaints
Which real, from :tpa,ed peaurSs-juvenile ndieTe-
tosre ence IN climate. Nnfavonra5e 70 the cona'tu-
oa-tt, in moderate uf tea, frequent n,"Ica'fon or
e- us Of mercury-,he diicafes p, cuii4r to eaae',
at Certain period of le-.-bad syngs in &c: &c
iut i. proved hy long and eztenisc experience 70 be
s-iJiui ~ unparalleled IN the cure OF
Ne.Vcu. tiiorters, Violent eIamP, III ms
ConlumptiAns, tomaen ana o"eA'
I.oxnefs of ipiri,s, insigeft"n'
LcI,ofsppaite, Melancholy
fmpuri,y oi ths blood, ! Govt 10 the ""Afas''
Hytcricsl Affections Pains in the hn'o'' '
I-,yEd veakr rdcs 2essfatoa',
semIpal w.,k,eF., Involuntary .'1.shUns,
Floor linus, (or~n tcsl ohu'nats s'es'I
p,rrenncrs, inpoteoey. sc SC
nc,rs"I ,,,rcmi,y slier. the long prevalence s't
chit ~ 'i,(,a. Ia. br,usht on general inPave.
lie ncur of the lyaem, cseefiv' iSmN' IN:
fam. ard Whiting Of the a- warh ~ nonri''rn, ut
or cordial could rerai- rerievcanea r. the ute Of th
msI;sns IA, performed the n,Oa af'o'ih'nE eurc''
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Or. HAHE', TRUE aud GENUINE GERMAN
,COaN PLASTER.
An inal!ihc remedy for corns, -cti!y removing them
riot aud branlk, without giring p.ia.

An ;n(alih: remedy for eorns, -ccy removing then:
riot aud branch, without giTing p.ia.
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
So celebrated AproHg tie LASH nahe thronshnu, Eu
rope as 30 invalu.a!c enfae,c pers.2ly innocent N
fac free rrn2! corrective ana rsp>lleu, mineral. hc baG
& ukcr,i sr AID Of urp- trd eff, AZ in prcveur
and removing blen,hcs in he face and f. Of every tnd
particularly ireckieA pinp.cs. nfsmmatory r:dpch
turE tc;scrs, ring WORMS, fun burns pfkey hcas &,
The PerGan Lotion operates mildly without Impeding
Ia, Hatura ineafhls perpi alton whch il eensial to
health Yet its .uary efetss are fpe-Sy and pcrra
ncn renie irs the nip dsie2tey fa aud clear inprov
no ,hc complexin, and reforfK tie hoom Of you "a.
yvcr iHny 70 render ordinary counseranes beau.
it'd, and an n ndfy nae oae u,ort 70.
RESTORATIVE POWDER fer IL
TEETH md GUAS. ....--
Thu. excellent preparation comforts and nsenethens
,he gn,s prrfsrves the ena.,el um decay and eeanes
and wh,ens ,hs teeth by a5ofbing ali thit
nc and foalntfs which :uTercd to accumulate never
ais 70 iniure ana finally ruin them.
D,. HAHN's GENUINE EYE WATER.
fsY.rcign p,ely tor all de,is Ut the eyes whether
the ede If natural weakne or of accident, DEDUCTIONS
Of rheun, dullnei, hing and films the eyes, neve,
filling 10 cure ,hoe aades HIGH frequently luceerd ths
FINAL poz, me.fcs and fevcrs, and wonde fully fens,h
ching weak fight Hundreds have experienced iss ex-
selens virtues, when nearly deprived Of dghs.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS. -.
The only remedy yet deovered which gives imrnedi-
ate aad hHug relief in the niis ,evsre iuftarces.
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT or theIfCH,
Which 10 warranted la6lGbis remedy &c enc alSIi.
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The GENUINE pGRsIANLOTlCN,

The ony remedy yet dileovered which gives imfned-
ate aad hHipg relief in the r',it evsre ioaarees
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT o. theIfCH,
Which 10 warranted inhlGbis remedy ss enc apsli.
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A L S O,
To be Sold. at Private Sale,

FOR THE PURPOSE AFokESAID,
A comfortable Frame Dwelling
;1ouf: and Lot, together with a lanyard, Vats,
,4nrk. tioue, SC. conveniently f,uated for bust
a,fs, in tire town Of Cfrt,.uHk as xiles from
Alexandra, at ptefent occupied by M. Daniel
darlington, who vii! hew ths premIrs. Some
credit win be allowed on this property, ard q
aiisiatfory .dtle inside 10 tb. whole, by
Samuel Craig, Tryfes.
January 20. z.wdi
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From the SALEM REGISTER.

4 From the French papers We nave been
y. 10 obtain the outline of the history OF
Dsia ill the commence ment of the war
4 Uh Russia. After he death ct Nadir
! Car, 10 1887, Persia was divided be wcea
nuurpers. One held Chiras as his re.
ri.nce, and the Other Isaphrn. The CON
3 eH for the supreme p wer was not iEime-
tae, The Khan of ,iaoer gave ths-GFss
serious check to Dgaigar Chan of Chiras,
salhs received check from the brother
Of Aga Mahomet, of Isphan. in 1887,
DaiAar was again in arms, am, theugh he
sfsrsd great defeat by Aga Mahemet
kdcfeated 4ga Mahe met in turn on the
IlNh August, 1893. The pahl,c wishes
haawed Dgaigar, who catered Isaphan IN
enaph ia October OF the sscac year.
Unfortunately for bis power. he returoed
aas own capital to quiet some divisions
'ang the inhabitants, aud was assassinat
Said Marad was then proclaimed
lmcs regent, at about 40 years of age.
lhsrevolntion of f78e, did net free the
lruce from fears Of the vengeance of the
lnof DSlifar or his rival still living,
Inc sou gained Ghiras, the capital, and pu-
lsNsd the assassin bot the rival OF his fa-
asr vet remained. For time he was
ae to repel this prince, but the affairs OF
ah capital kept him at home His rival,
aga Mlhamee was employing this time in
Iaang reiaforcenents, with which he
l''hedfor the capital Of bis enemy, & after
wtraI bloody battles victory declared for
y Nahemet. Sill possession Of the ca
fa was 10, gained sill years afterwards,
ai794. The son of Dgaiffar was obliged
aast TO retreat with few friends, but was
sNsiWards taken ane; after his eyes were
~ OUT, ne was permitted TO live on pen
s00 granted to him. Aga Mahamet had
~. y Steached his 90;h year, aud held his re.
'asnce at Chiras.
twas after the submission of the son Of
uSalHar. he turned his arms against Russia
.au sacked Teffiis and massacred the Rus.
nus he found in that place. Itwas at this
Sne that CathaEine IL. sent Count
sSu0oS against him, as ne had declared
a ~ the enemy of Russia, He refus-
% = treaties which claimed former pri-
.psges IN exchsnge for the provinces con-
y Sas'ed by Peter !. in the beginning of the
=, = Century. Count Subow, at Chislar
!. .sSOVered that the Persians had sen, &C
,.'le upon Derbent, and began his march
Ns 2eIh of April, 1896, and united
n uoops before Derbent en- the 10Th o.
IT, s' and carried the place on the 18th
J.. - same Khan, aged 40, who gave ,ht
l,'s 20 Derbent to Peter I. delivered hen
~, s9uOt Subow. The garrison was dis
n a'o and the inhabitants left unmolested
h. russians soon convinced Aga Ma
A. ot his error in reusing so powerful
s,,s sasmv, and sent an ambassador TO Con
,,n. "0p's IN 1897, either 70 obtain sue
H. % Tor assistance Ia restoring peace
IA g,aum,anicatedfreelv his apprehensions
"S sor'e gave vague assurances, BIZ
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u, h =, Cars contest with Austria and
sIs''l ss,I,,iyeIy, but tina. he has strong
", i r. aoprsasnding that the first can.
ssn' = .r ai the Emperor Of Germany
if's . s;poal for she formation OF a
4 s'. S,,osIy. confederation against
,a' " than IN 1898.
8 t G''s.,d.rstood been made TO Prussia and
aua' hi, have not only been received
'tll l'floess. but declined with a hrnness
by 40 means expected and hence
y been supposed that ralleyrand has
i. for suspec,ing that the states have
' IN entered into some secret engage.
- e conditional nature, but which
81 ,,,;nly notvery favorable TO the views
|'s..,cs. is well known that great
1,,ar.nts prevail in Spain, as we'll as IN
~" S9itzerland and Holland. Bat what
P' II more alarming 10 the UsarPer, Mo-
/ ! does not appear to be so entirely Ter.
81 bv the French armies as Bonaparte
E,m.d 10 suppose ; they pity the fall and
'..at the disgrace of a genera. whose nil
| | ,slsnss hey revere and they certain.
S.cir 10 be weary oftheir present state
;srsrIitude ;-yrt Notwithstanding all
:. r,asons for reflection, if not for alarm
! : .TT,arDer has four hundred and eighty
4, thousand troops, according to the last
..,s.,ly report. completely armed aod
's.,ly to march, AMI ne perhaps would be
.;E,u 10 risk a continental war, it ne had
Islanders in whom he could actaaliy
mite. and who possessed the confidence
N. troopsin general; bur, exceP, Jour
baaul Bernadotte, whose rca5lmcal Ia.
,,;csn swell known, almost all his prln-
ipa goerals are n7pi homiles 10 the mih-
,r anaals of France, having at the utmost
rIg headed divisions and brtgades.
(Loadon paper.
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Fann run PORT FOLIO.

A merry Tong 10 mitcellaneous reader IS Otter
not lefs pleafnv than good ientirent. tfon
the ben and fcarcch foprses We derive tome
times ballad to cheer him, who may be ~ea
RED With grave natter. The following hu
morouly recounts the virtues OF the tavorit
beverage of Fiibernia.
Let Sawney 100 the Laat', Q,
And fng their praife from morn to night
Such idle Joys I'd have you know,
Can ne 'er give Murphy's fen delight;
For .ho' ike Ra,s iheir eyes do lEInc'
Why ;ua littc friiky, Q,
To be fo.e they don't lo'k divine
Till lighted op nth qet@ey, O.
when in this world popp' ms nofe,
The goilips all around were met,
Away for wafer one @ 'em goes,
Bscauie | was hc:y pet;
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But Father Leary, Precfdss foass
That Eught little btiik OF 10,
Dips his.twset hrgcrs IN she bowl,
And iprmkleu me win wh.skey, O.
Be lare do,, remember now,
lDea, little baby hcw imil'd,
Wien fri The wni-key Grt NY bow
Sure never was ~ fwcet Child
When Draw Ing 10 my mo.he:'s lap,
My litsie Ille al nsk, you know,
IT'S ialt / ne'er canid peh my pap,
Till mo,lteu'd VIA etnsksy, o.
In Dublin, where vent 10 lchooI,
Be luIe not over aelh 10 cslh;
/ never ipent it Like tool
In toys, ia gewgaWs, os in trsH
The-Alafer ouel Wonuer'd what
Made Mosphy's ION g tti-sy, o,
Tsas caoie each. dor tna, Murphy GOT,
Was A.!s tp-pt 10 WHISKY, O.
Iva, there ] !earpi, gresr AmaG's fen
w IS poiion.,d wieh "a Perhsn csp,
When, a1tah farc haa i.oi teen done,
Hsdis beer 6H'd vitiwbisky up;
FOR lure no iober man can thrk
Thought might MIKE ham bslsk CT 70,
Fbat any Bshyl,r4A dritk
Was, hait 70 coed as whisky, O.
Ana recr. wines blooming lard,
Ssueez'a j" bis bowl tie rnady srage,
Wits WHISKY no mote 70 be c5mpar'd
han human creatures 20 an spe---
For tho' at wakes il snakes him gay
AUD caus q The, ttgains h1w brskly, O,
aLo,d, how he would have bawi'd away,
Had he been warmed with wis sky, ,.
love hearing Irel,spl .ss possessed
Or liquor to tie GODS 5known,
Sent tor a nqgBln OF the bett
And, having got't, gnipt'd it down
Away ran Gaay mede In bate,
For more on'tat The isli fame hop,
That sy'ry one might have a tate,
Ey'n ohaAe Diam seek drer.
1t Acw Tx: lightning to each tccnce,
And play "a ITS part'fo bnsky, .,
They Iofe and fwofa By Styx at once
They never dirk ought bur whisky, O,
The Thundersr having ta'eh bis FIJI,
Became fovaGiy npfy, g,
He k,ck'd poor Bacillus down she bill,
Who. tambIins, cr,'t eat, wblsky,to,
Their calling Isis, alias r.G,
He bad her 70 n prepare to 60
To brother Put, with a Kre,
And tell rim it was whisky, O.
HIS ianie dih:p ta@ing fonie,
Became 70 wondious risky, 0,
That Pluto loon fung out the broom,
Ard MADE another Heayen below.
But more ct whisky ri not Gpg,
Nof tune my pipes 10 brisky, 0,
Since every note now on the wing
Has. kept me tom dear whiskey, @.
Then Ter me once tor all declare
10 aiIshofe VITO may with 10 know
The zrit otjoy, The bane OF care
Is ih.s fame 1 Al whisky, q.
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ZEN DOLLARS RfzU07U.
Left the Lit,l. River turnpike road, about the
10Th OF SepteHbe' lsft,
A Negro Man named 7 Il c 0 b,
seto,eiDe 10 the heirs OF THoMAs Mason, de-
cesled. He is abop, 50 years of age, well "ade'
about feet 10 inches high, dstk complexion,
his head ,cleraby grey. Whoever takes up iaid
Negro ard delivers him to ne or one OF the oyef-
feefs on tn. turnpike road. near Alexandra
lbsllrecerve The above reward and all reaionaois
charges, BY
JosEpH POWELL, Agent
for the Little River Turnpike Company
Oaob.r "a. ou
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THE STAGES

VIII run between ALExAN DRIA ana
FprpterexsBuRc on suad4r', until the
Sunday after the feilion OF Congress
Ta1 pRCPRIETCRs.
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From the Paris Monitenr.
NEW CONSTITUTIONS OF HOL-
LAND.
HAGUE, M rch II, 1905.

AthSufl INhIIl 40 IOCS'
On Friday last, in the Legislative As
sembly, a letter was received from tie
Directory of State, proposing, /. That
a new plan of the Constitution for the Ba-
tavlan nation, shall be laid before the PEG
pie for their assent or dissent /; provided,
3, That on the eventual acceptance OF It,
the proposition shall at the same time be
made to the Batagian people, to accept as
Pensionary, Rutger IAN SchimmelperrjcS,
invested with such power and authority,
a is prescribed in the plan of the Cons,i.
tuition ; aud Sd, That the Directory Of
State, in pursuance OF the clauses contain.
ed in the decree of September II, 1901,
shall subnit the one and the other TO the
Batavian people.
This- letter was referred TO q, Cca1.
mit,ee OF nine members, among whom
was De Longe Van Wyngarden; and the
proposition was, IN the mean time, Or
dered to be printed for the use of the
Members.
The plan, Of Constitution consists OF 90
octave pages, divided into 81 articles, the
first nine of which contain general limita-
tons: From article 10 to IA, inclusive, the
territorial division, of the Requisite is fixed
which, as hitherto, is to form eight Depart
ments, again divided in ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
ar Districts, which are sett,.d by law,
the exercise of sufrages to continue pro-
visionally on the present footing. 1t also
proposed that no. ecclesiastics, Of any per-
s~uasion, shall be eligible TO offices Of poll
tical Government, and that the military
shall only have a right to vote a, the pace
of their established residence, and not
where they may lie in the garrison.
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E d u c II T T O N.

PARENTS, who are anxious to have
that particular attention. paid TO the Edacasi
on and Morals Of rlsir Csildrso, which is not
generally 20 be had at Public Seminaries, are
~iefos9fnny informed that an opportunity now
ofsrs, Of hauine them infruaed in the GEsek,
Latin, AMI Eaglifh Languages, gsanmatically,
Hiaory, Geography, Writing ana Arithmetic;
by the Rev. Herry Myfrsp vino intends, Oh
Moolay next, 70 opsa a Schools at bis siapFe,
in St. Afaph lssst, lasely occupiedby AIRS. pa.
lazy. 1t is his win, MT 70 tax: more than So
BOYS, and hopes, from his ailuity aad itflet
as,eation, 10 their Education and Morals, to
give general satisfaction.
The Price Of Tuition, will be msd- known,
on Ap2!icas3n 20 the Suafcribcs, who would
accornoiat ssoar Boys with Board.
Rev. H. Molcrop.
M,vzo. d.. Jaw
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,as,e. At1sast II appears to rae to the hon-
orable mover Of the resolutions Il appears
differently.
E;ghM Observation-Disclosures Resolr-
I'd. that no part of the FIVE millions OF acres
reserved for satisfying and quoting claims
70 the lands ceded by The state OF Georgia.
to the United States, and appropriated by
the act Of congress passed at their last ses-
sion, ought to be appropriated to quiet or
any claims derived under any
ACT. or pretended act, of the state OF Geor-
gia, passed, or alledged to have been pass
ed, during the artl7s5.
This would be- violation OF public faith
and of every principle of political exeedi-
ency. By an act of congress approved
March 8, 1905, a general appropriation
IS made OF the five millions OF acres, and a
particular course is prescribed for the
cla- ants TO pursue in the exhibition OF
their claims, in consequence OF which they
have already been subjected 20 consldera'
Bile expence as well as labour.
The United States never paida eens.for
the FIVE millions of acres, aud but a mere
tribe for the re nainiag part Of the terrific
~.
Nothing can be clearer, therefore, than,
that it would be ~exPediens to quiet the
claims. But the great objections which
have constantly urged to the resolutions
are founded upon the idea that they are
repugnant TO the constitution OF the Uait-
ed States.
By the constitution the states are inter-
iicted from passing laws impairing the OBJ
legation of contracts. The act Of 1895
created a contract upon the face of it, and
If il be alledged that the apparent contract
was void on the ground OF corruption, the
question must be determined by a cour
of law, and not by a succeeding state legls-
lature, or by Congress. BY enc of the
first amendments of the constitution, all
those rights and powers, appersaiaing to,
the states, and no, expressly yielded TO she
general government, are reserved to the
states respectively, or to the people. Ihe
legislative powers Of the state of Georgia,
alluded Go 10 these resolutions, belong. to
the class which has never been given up to
the Union. We have no power therefore
to make any decision upon their validity or
invalidity, or to delineate the sphere or ex-
tent Of their operation. 1t would be an act
of usurpation. Whatever idea may be en-
.er;ained of inquisitorial and censerlal
powers in relation to other subjects, there
can be. nc. doubt that this would be an as
sumption, on-the part of congress, OF IN
quisitorial and censorial powers over the
state governments. !
Applicable to my conduct in opposing
those famous resolutions is the sentiment
of the mover interference to his able efforts
in supporting Them, " 1t will be a sub
ject of never failing self graduation to me
that I have Gone SO, as il would have been
Of remorse hadI done otherwise"
JAMES ELLIOT.
t
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PORTER cellar.
Margaret Myers

ms F o Re Z E,
At der PoRrEk CxLLAR, Union-Greer, Alex
andria;
Bottled Porter, and Ale of the frf
~ousls,y, by whosefale OF retail. Commands,
from psisa,c f~aaiiies, ian.keepess, matters Of vcl-
fess, and coaa,ry merchants, witt be duly attend
ed 70 acS shanksaliy acknowledged.
NV "a. colt
N. 8. She has . quaatity of HOPS, which
M ssA Cell Q, very ssaionas!s terms.
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lanes ~SANsERSON.

Has received, in addition TO his late gensrattd2'
plies, which he will Tell, by the quantity, We.
ry low, and on liberal credit
10 pipes 4th proof cogniac Bran
dy.
4 puncssons fecoad proof Antigua Rum.
20 barrels New Engla1d ditto.
S pipes particular Tsaefifs Wins.
liz half pipes do. do. do.
* cafes c~laret, aud half dozen in each.
Q boxes bca Londoa Muitard, Is dozen
each.
s do. Go. Double Glouceaer Chsesse.
70 hogGseads Black Quart Bottles.
fLSO,
2S hogfheads Virginia TOBAC-
CO now in fore.
MAY 81. q
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ALE

On FRIDAY ncxs, az 10 O'Clock, will. be fold,
at the yendue tore.
A quantity of houfehold and kitch-
en- Furniture,
coopsr's Fools. Stavss, empty barrels, &C.
and a Gov, che perional property of Robert
Brown drceated. )
Philip G. MaritelIer.
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PUBLIC SALE

Dr. virtueo OF a Deedo of Truf from
joAa c. VawsLL TO the iuhicriber, will be
iold, sril o'clock, on th: Jf1f day @IIuls next,
at the Coffee. Haufe in Alexandria, for .eady
moncY, s.
a Lot Of Groaad ~ EGs~rfax59yee.
Oh which the new Meeting houie aands, ffoat.
ing on Fairfax Rreet 60 feet 1 inch, and extend
ing back l23 feet S inches.
John DUNLAP
June :. dt1ltIy
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fffui on the part Of the u. Sites for tribute
in tatare.) The u. S. brig Syren, capt.
Stewart, and the ship Ann, Smith, from
Baltimore, with stores for the u. States
squadron, arrived from Gibraltar on the
18th. The John Adams, and the gun.
boats, were hourly looked for. Captain
cambridge, with the officers and crew OF
the late frigate Philadelphia, were at syria.
cuse.
Left at Malta, schooner Jane, late capt.
Allen. The Jane, was of and from Bos-
ton, bound to Barcelona, being close on the
Spanish coast, and near her port OF desti-
nation, they fell in with a Maltese priva.
steer, which from her built, it is supposed
capt. Allen mistook for Tripolitan cruiz-
er, and without waiting until she came up,
got his boats cut, and rowed ashore, with
all hands; the Maltese Oh coming up, and
finding the vessel entirely deserted, took
possession of her, and brought her into
Malta, where she was libelled for salvage.
Spoke, July nth, near Cape de Cat,
schooner Charming Nancy, from Boston,
to Barcelona
The Clio, sailed from Gibralser, Julv
2lst. Left there the following American
vessels, viz.
Brig Spanish Lady, Vanneman, Of Phi.
ladelphia.
Ship Dean, Vibert, of Baltimore.
Ship Old Tom, Morgan, of Portsmouth.
Brig Little Cherub, of Boston
Brig Governor Summurs, Rodgers of
do.
Schr. Mary, Hewitt, of Norfolk.
And the following vessels brought in by
British crulzers, for breach of the bioes-
ade of Cadiz, viz.
Ship Paulina, Choate of Alexandria.
Brig Alert, Serle, OF do.
Brig Rover, Luse, of Boston.
Ship Moses Myers, Briggs, do.
Schr. Hermon, Hayt, of do.
Brig Betsey, Crandon, of New Bedford,
and another ship name not remembered,
but belonging to Mr.. Moses Myers of
Norfolk.
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alera,lorta Danp aoherttsgr.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
The fhip UNITED STATES, OF and from this
port, was ct Liverpool the hrR of Aagut.

Or Mini9ess to Spain. Since our lat,lettefs
have been received in town from the Hon. James
Bowdoin, Miniaer OF the United States to Spain.
On his arrival at Corunna, the cutomary qua
santine regulations were difpenied with, IN his
favor. He was politely received BY the Brother
of the Spanlih Prime Minifcr, who commands
at Corunna; ard he readily received bis Pait'
ports to proceed to Madrid. Soon atsc-, he was
taken i'll and on coniultation Of PLY iicians,
voyage to GTea, Britain was recon- mended, tor
the recovery of his health where no DOUBT he
now is. Madrid is conGdercd an unhealthy
place.
We underfand, Mr.. Bowdoin did not fend on
his credentials TO Madrid. He doubtlefs learnt,
during his fay at Corunna, the fate OF the mil.
fion of his protectors, MeGrs. Monroe and
Pinckney Tha, the jnf demands OF the United
States had been refufed, on the mott palsry and
infuting plea ever offered an independent nation:
And that Spain was waiting to fee how the dofe
operated on the government of the United States.
In this fate of things, it was vile, It was pru
dent in Mr.. Bowdoin to leave Spain, and take
trip to France I'VE crave pardon) to Great
Britain, until he can receive frelh ineru6tions
from Wshington-let the plea for the voyage be
what it may Spain has refufed our demands; and
would rather we would relinquifh them, than to
rupture the good understanding of the two natl.
ons, fBoRon Centinel.
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NORFOLK, September 6.
& 0 II B IN Z d f L E z T.

The schooner Eagle, Gross, arrived
here in 4s days from Bordeaux. July 80,
in lat. 4S, 81, long. IL 48, saw fleet Of
Is sail of ships of war and two briggs, steer
ing N. E. by E. wind N. W. which cap.
tain Gross supposed, and no doubt was,
the combined feet from the West Indies.
From the course they were steering, and
with the wind at N. w. they must have
bsen bound to France, or more to the
northWald.
If Lord Nelson had taken the coast of
France and Spain in his way, before his ar.
rival al Gibraltar, on the 10Th July, he must
have got ahead of the combined feet.
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9F We with to take a YOUNG
MAN as a STUDENT of MEDI-
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