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Description Of POMPEl''S PILLAR, in
in the neigh6ourhood Of Aleaanaria, IN
Egypt, and an Anecaote q some English
Sea officers there. Fran h1Utn's Keyege
up tie Red Sea.
TN tne afternoon large party of US SAIL
ed out to take view Of Pompey's Pillar,
the theme ofshe present age, and the al
miratioa OF past times: Besides my com.
pan:ons and myself, we were Joined. by
he TWO English Commanders Of the ships
in the harbour, and monsieur Mellon,
and some young gentlemen of the French
factory. W. mounted the first asses thai,
presented themselves for hire, and attend.
cd by our January, took the course we
pursued yesterday. We left the conv,
on our right, and presently Gaze among
oroken arches and long Pagements, whnch
are the remains of an aqaeduct. 7.yeryl
towers reared up their dlsmanlled heads on
each side OF US, whose appearance pro
. noances them to have becA posts OF great
Importance and strength. n number of
. stately pillars next engaged our atse,tlon.
s They are placed in two parallel lines, and
seem to have formerly Supported some
magnificent portico. The pillars are OF
granae, or taebaiC marble, and about ,hil-
ty feet high, of a single stone; and we
counted no less than thirty of them still
standing. But however choice these Coz
Iums might be in any other place. they
were but soils TO the pillar which now. ap,
peared before US. We had been buried a.
mid the ruins and the hills of sand, which
the winds have thrown up. when, leaving
the city by the gate of Roseto, We came un.
expec,edly upon the Pillar. It's impossi-
bic to tell which is most worthy of admira-
ton, the height, the workmanship, or the
conli,ica of this Pillar. BY the best &C.
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SNGFF.-BY SouTHEr.

A dclieate pinch ! oh how il tiug.es up
The tieiilated note anu fills the eyes
And breath, till in one comfortable lnesz',
The full collected pleIure buffs at lalt
MoR rare Columbus! thou ihait BE- for This
he only Chriiiopher in my calendar.
Why, but Tor thee, the oles of the no.:
Were hall unknown, arid its capacity
Ofjoy. The funmer gale that from the heath
AT mid noon glittering with the golden iuIze,
Bars its balfanic odou' but pro,okes,
Not (asisfes the feofe and all the flowers,
Tnst with their rncIbtsntial fragrance templ
AID dif-ppont, bloom for Is hor fpaee,
That halt The year the noarils would keep Lent
Bot tina, the kind Tobaeconia admits
No winter in his work ]; when Nature N;sp'
His wheels roll I'm, and fill adminiter
Il plenitude of joy, a tangible f&ell.
What is Peru and thofe Gelcondsn mines
To the VIRGINIA miferab!e realms,
They furnilh GOLD for knaves. and gem. for '0''
But thine are common comforts! to omit
Pipe panegyrie and tobacco praile,
Think what the general JOY The fouabo S"''
Europe and, far above PizAro's name,
Write RALrIcH in thy records OF renown'
Him let the hool boy blsG, if he behold
His matters box produced, for when nc Ices
The thumb and finger Of authority Z,
Stuff up the noitriIs when hat, head anu w., IA
Shakc all when, on the waiRcoat black Inc .'s
c. drop falls brown, (oon lhall the brow le''''
Relax, and from viluperative lips e.,;;;;,
Words, that Of birch remind NOT, POUNDS OF p'a" .,
And jokss, tina. mgf be laughed at, man nv
coed.
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HOGaRI'H.

Mr.. aogarth used to tel a story of his
being once in company with several ar
fists, who were boas.ing of uncommon
works each had executed. One in par,icu-
lar, said he had written volume in folio
with single pen which he had mended
1G9 times. Another declal ed he had f :
nished an Equestrian Statue with only. a
broken knife for chisei, and rolling pin
for maliet. A third stated, he haa en-
graved copper-plate with no other tool
than rusty nail. 6 told them,o said
Hogarth, (" that once painted Sacred
History piece with one color, which was
neither heightened nor lowered; making
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tie back groaad shades. Sc. with =, /
altered color" The company exa
their astoaishment, and begged h. r's'l
relate the method of completing i;
Torrance. Hogar.h thus Uniformed l ~ Psi
81 was sent for by sir fhoma, TS s
ION, a man Of singular disposi,,,oa AVA
paint DIS staircase with spms sacrsI 20
torical piece. applicable to crcam,,, VS.
which happened TO him once: which
his being at sea, when he was Du,,' ss
and taken by some AIgerine pirate,
asked him what he thought Of ii. ;
gyptians pursuing the children Of Is,' :,
tnro' ;ae red sea! ."
Egad," said sir Thomas, i" la,,.
thought. Well, my dear friend, bro S,' !,
as soon as possible. Bx stay, stay ba,i
hold What is your price, always ill.,
to make a bargain with you seatlsaeD 4
the brush.''
Dear Sir" answered Hogarsh :,
can give no answer to that until b,,,
finished. | shall not be unreasonable W,
llpay me, dare say, as an artist"
Hey, egad, that yon may depend a.
said the baroneti =" out stay, sta, hol
hold! / can't think Of exceeding 10 po1
meas"
,Hosarth, piqued to have his talents %
under valued, accepted the terms On con.
ditfon that five of the ten pieces shouldA
paid in advance. The FIVE gainsas ws,s
paid, and the painter desired TO begin in,
mediately.
Hogarth rose early the next mornp,
and took with him some common rd
p aint, with which si.sle color hecoveet
the stair case fem top TO bottom. HI then
wens to sir Thomas's chamber, and knock.
ed at the door. The awakened kuiph
asked" Hey! Who's there"
Kogsrth," answered the painter.
Wen! what do you want?" said sir
Thomas.
"The job is done, sir Thomas" said
Hogarth.
Done" asked the other. i" Hey the
devil! no, sure! The stair case done al.
ready! Hold, hey-stay, stay! Let me
get on my morning gown-done --hey--
what, weeks work done in a-hey. Stay,
stay!''
The knight hobbled out Of his chamber
as fast as his equity legs would permit and
rubbi ng his eyes, cried out
What the d--l have we here ("
The red sea, sir" Hogarth answered
The red sea !" said the astonlsaed
knight.
Hey! Stay, stay! Hold! hold! BIZ
where the d. are the children of lsn
ell"
!" They are all gone over" said h'
painter.
" They are all gone over" arr They"
sir Thomas repeated. Hey! stay, stay
hold, hold! but, POUNDS, where are d'
Egyptians!'
I" They are all drowned, sir Thomas
said Hogasih, who was considerably plea;
ed to have thus SO properly chastised to
itllberal treatment which he had received
Le1vis' Comic Sketches
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fence or popularity Of any one aaaa, no we :
yer creator good. 49,,
The demagogue who collects i've hundred
followers, by. abusing their creauaty, OF
feeding their yaaity, is lotne extent OF ms
power a despet. It,is true ne - satl sfisd
with the nadse of servant, anayleaves- ,te
them ali the titles Of sovereignty; stAl nc
is the rival of che government, ana issues
his or,lets ike a hief.ain, and receives an
obedience as prompJ as Itts BLIND. nc
seeks Office, his followers are immediately
BUT 70 their tasks. One is employed TO
,blazen his supposedyntues, another 70 fuo
out the spots in interpolation. lis IS soon
fitted aud iari1ishsdsto his station, and must
Ipreserys It oy tbs same taeans ne useu 10
acquire il. he Is theretCreYa demasoSu
IN ofSce more dangerous than betufe, IN
proportion as the expire OF hypocrisy IS
enlarged, and the means OF spreading Po'
pular delusions multiplied. he opens MS
great warehouse of corruption where re-
puration is bought and SOLD, and thankfully
receives the offerings o. the pilfory and the
Jail lie becomes OF cousse hoss.ie 20 all
sabordlnation and just authority; the enc
my of that liberty waich permits syery man
TO SIT under his own vine and tlg tree With
out fear of molesta1lon.
Such is the tremendous difference be-
tween democracy and republicanlsn.
he abuse OF language OF the substitute
on OF names fer realities is one ot Tie most
successful Instruments ever Wleidsd IN ii.e
.dsmuliiion OF governments.
We must neves forget, says Mrabeau,
the abiess ofthe revolutionary iealsf4a mar
words are things and sulelysit eaA never
be forgotten, while mealory noius her scat
or history is ,thful 10 nc. charge. Ii ex-
perience maae the world wlserit might
be useful to compile a dictionary, con-
tanning "a number of Games and phrases,
with the revolutionary explanations, design.
ed particularly for the information OF tree
governments. Opening this book and look
lngat the words " ecoaemy," VIC misnt
read this explaaalon a word used oy
.demagogues, IN aud out OF Office, 10 deiudr
the multitude the art of growing rich
without revenue and strong without force,
also the maintenance OF courts without
Judges the science of preventing war by
1ameness and submission, or willingness
TO pay for what is se's own, provided the.
expence ofhghting tor it can be saved; in
hne, disposition TO save every thing but
what is worth saving, or the exchange OF
nallonal honor for innumerable tracts OF
wilderness, political toleratlon, or equal
and exact iusticeso all mea; aphrase OIL
ten used by mon now in Office, t. gain the
confidence Of the eredulous, and dissipa.e
The fears Of those who can be made
easy BY their hopes, also the punishment
OF political heresy. ArlssocraS' or tede-
.a!ist, aterm of reproach applied to the
biest and most virtuous men Of the coun-
cry, TO render them unpopular. :" indie
Penden, judiciary,' aphfase not 10 be found
ia~.his dictionary.
(Io.be c9nhaued.)
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ar Adventures in Lottery Wv W,
3, tor the Encouragement Of Lft'ala ,l;,a,iion
know the fate OF their Tickets, on ape f,f
to ths Printer, and paying II and b ,, .' -.
each ticket. Ju1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06

No new shocks followed die tremend-
Gus earthquake Of ths 26th Of July, and
the public mind became somewhat more
tranquil. Within these few days, how.
ever ayiolent noise was heard II yesu-
vius, which indicated fresh scene Of
horror.
The inhabitants Of the towns Of Tor
re- del Greece and Annunziatta, situated
afthe foot the Mountain, fied with the
most valuable oftheirproperty. Yester-
day. shout halfpastuine o'cl6ck Al night,
IN extremely violent eruptionof vesuyi-
us took place, from the orator which was
opened In the year 1894.
Thelava quickly spread over the plain.
70 the distance Of four Italian miles, and
proceeded towards The sea, whiehit feach-
ed about three n the morning. Il di.
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yided 4 IL origin, Ii wobranches, one
menaced Portici, bnf fortunatly TUNED
oR again. and united with the other
branch % that the Gerry atream formed
akind of Island.
Al the spot where i discharged itself
into he sea suddenly arose ! proInonto-
ryof volcanic matter. The whole &c
the districs covered with lava was h !
fame for twenty minutes, and exhibited
an awfuIly magnificent Spectacle; the
blazing trees burning with ! white, and
the lasa with red name- When the 4.
yer ofiaya reached the sea il began Is
foam, horribly and vast whirls 81 water
and ERE produced By The two contendfpg
elements, were presented @ the eye oil
the spectator. Many ofthe inhabitanst
81 Portici saved themselves b. water
But the place remained uniniured bythe
lava though is current passed 90 near
Il NOT single person peri bed, Ii Il
hoped that this eruption Of de volcano,
will secure Us from farther earthquakes.
The damage snstsined by the vineyards
from the torrentof LAVA i estimated It
sixsy thousands ducats, many natura-
lists are ofopinion tint several provinces
cf the kingdom are entifely UNDERMINE
ed, and that they win consequently sink
at some further period, and be ovsr-
whelmed bythe sea.
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lNEW.YoRK. November =.

There was great hustle on Change
yesterday. on news said TO have been Re.
ceived from Cadix. II WAS stated that
Lord Nelson had attacked The combined
aeetsin Cadiz bay, taken n sail of
the line, and disabled the rest, and that
early in the action Lord Nelson receive d
three wounds. but II his own request.
during the engagement, he pAs placed
in an armed chair on the quarter deck,
where his head was shot Of BY the ene-s
my. Who set this fabrication aHoas We
dare not, At present, mention.
Extract n q l<fify RON an 9 Ecer On hard
ne Naufiils, dattd Gibraltar BAY,
ROfh September.
:. | a this time belong 10 The sehr.
Nautilus, which sehr. was sent with dis
patches from Tunis to Algiefs. A few
days before our arrival At AlFiers The
ney was put to death BY the soldiers
the prime minister and secretary. and
Hean the hing 81 The Jews- which lew.
Nas.in possession of eighteen millions Of
money. The way IN which these per-
sons were put to death, would be too te-.
dious 10 describe. saw the secretary
hanging he was eased down on large
iron pike, which run up lis body, with
. rope round his neck ID which SITUATE
on he was 20 remain three days. Ononr
arrival they fred 1 salute Of ii. guns.
which was Immediately answered 81 thc
schr. and in 4 short time we received
present Of three b1Ilseks, Eve sheep.
fruits, bread. eggs and vegetables az III
descriptions natural 70 The country
There are many merchant ships from
America in this port condemned Il this
time. Itis Impossible almost for mer.
chant ships, bound 70 an EnglisR o. Spa
nish port, up the Mediterranean, 70
escape eyengeanee Of one Or the o,hsr
ofthe nations. The Spanish army are
It this time encamped a. Sc. Roehes,
and L every day e1pected TO attack the
rock Of Gibraltar.
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and MA8MonT. The emperor was q
Sussburg the 10th September.
The army IA italy = commended b
Marshal MAssEnA. who arrived e Mi
Ian, his head quarters, The 7th August
He has with him, of namk, Marsha
JoUkDxn, and Cen. 81. CYR. This
army, though stated q only Sc, 900 men,
ID NJ. TALLEYRAnp.s note was 20 b
augmented to 10, 600.
A southern army 81 Observation was
10 assemble near The Pyrennes, under
Marshai AroERnAUs
The Grand Freneharmy Of Reserve
has three head quarters, Boulogne, May
ence, and Stfasbure Marshal BRUrl
commands Il tI,e first, Senator Marshal
LE1RkfRk Il the second and senator
Marshal KkElERMANa 1t the third.
Three living camps Of Grenadiers
viii rendezvous Il Rennes, Napoleon,
and Alexandria, under three Brigadier
Generals.
Thesmterer,s speech ii ne Senafe.
Senators. Il The present circumstan-
ces Of Europe, ! feel the necessity Of ap-
pearing u the midst Of you, and Of
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.neeav .,,reor5 f1 ~, ,ll;e. an3 IS siefend
sthe dearest interest Of my people.
3 The wishes of the external enemies
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London, September 50.
RttSsEAN VAR RREPARATI0NS


The Russian emperor, ID his dsclara-
lion % the court Of Vienna, has avowed
that be has sent tun armies into GaIIic,a
Of 81, 600 men each. Those armies az
the last dates, were making forced mar
ehes and il was especially the mid.
die IF October. would form Junction
with the Austrians.
Il third army was said to have ASSEM-.
bIed near wilma (formerly PolandS and
was 10 Be commanded ~ Alexa ndrr /.
inpefson. The Russian Imperial Guards
under The Grand Duke Constantine, (bro-
Thereof The emperor1 we're marching fhro
Lithnania, for tie Austrian States.
The veteran general Kutosofc was ii
the head 81 one of the armies Prince
Penetration. and Baron Winzengerode,
names Of celebrity, accompany these
troops. General Michelson command.
ed-another army.
Troops from the Khnban, Siberia and
Kiow, VIII form bodies ofresefve. The
regular troops Of Russia exceed 50, 5000
men. 3
One Of the Russian armies ives Il
Brody in G4llicia (about 500 miles from
Eienna) the 4oth August. The other
was not far behind.
Thirty thousand Russians embarked
. Sc. Petersburg. the 2elh August,
bound 20 Swedish pomerspia.
The Russian troops il The Toaian 4.
lands exceed $4,000, and were daily
aughenting BY recruits from The Black
ssa, which pass he Channel of Coustau.
tinople withost any hindrance. One di.
vision, iafcly .rfived, was comminded
~ Gen. Cerdne, 1 Frenchman and I
division Of 1 . 900 Vas ready for embaf.
kakion d Odessa and Sebastopel. ltiss
fact, that no less thas 1000 tons 81
transport shipping had been provided b,
Great Britain. and were 81 the disposa
Of the Russian Commander Il Corfu
We have 10 doubt she next news We hay.
from this quAFter, win Be the transpor
nkion 81 these sroops from the Seves
islands 70 Aneona, or perhaps Venice
o. Trieste
| FRENCH WAR PREPARATI1MS
These preparations are on ! lsrr,
scale and extend from Otranto, Il Is,
extrenity Of Italy, % Hanover, on Ii,
North of Germany.
The Grand Army, about the middl,
Of September, was assembled on IL,
bank 81 the Rhine command II 1 "a m,
men, commanded BY he Emperor " A
4 POLEON ]. 10 person; assisted ~ III
hrother-in-iaw Marshal Prince MusAr
Marshal BKaTnrEs. (Minister Of War
LouIs BonAfAAxH, Generals OuprHo;
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PHILADELPHIA, Noyember 4

PHILADELPHIA, November 81.
= i IL reported in town thar Lord Mel
son has had an engagement With the
French and Spanish aeess ID the harbour
Of Cadiz that both parties sustained
considerable loss; and thar Lord Nelson
himself was killed. How iaF the story
4 entitlsd to esedit We hive NOT been =
Re 9 ascertain.
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A d A M I. Y n N,
81

Has received per the Uaited States, from L'vef-
pool, handfome aHortment of Jtz0eflery,
Plated Goods, Japan and Hardware, which
he offers for Sale, viz.
Gold locket rings, earrings, iealss
&c.
Plated GATORS, candieaicks, bread trays, cot
fee and TEA pats, fugar. dimes, jaPannned tea-
trays, i'll fetn.
Bread and knife trays, fnufer trays, cannil
,.rs, tea caddies. plated Suwarcw fpur', pow
der Hafk,, and fhot belts, marking types and
Reeves colors. in boxes.
Shovels and torg,, green wire and common
Tenders, Bellows, hearth brulhes.
Elegant Satin Wood Knife Gales, OF new
faihicn.
De.byGaire Spar Chimney Ornaments
Pocket Pifols add DiTks,
HALVES, Forks, Peu-kivcs, SciGars, &c. &c.
A few Gst Elegant Cut Glaf' Defsrt Dishes.
Silver ware and Jcwe!ry made toordsr as u
fua.
OA.1I eoot.
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their affairs themselves, instead of abandon.
ing them TO men who, on these extremely
important questions, have no other motive
than the passion OF hatred, and the thirst
of gold.
"The Court of Vienna will act as il
pleases peace subsists--lf Austria disturb
it, it she FIRE the FIRST cannon. or if by these
procedures she obiiges the Emperor of the
French to Are it tbs first, do we think tina,
war will end 50 soonl and weuld the treaty
which would this time be sign.d at Vienna,
be durable or noten
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PARfs, Angus, 1S.

PARIS, august To-
lie following article upon the arrest OF
f froRy az Venice, Is txtrs TED from q
Npap printed at Milan -" The arrest OF
&sprony, Inspector General OF Bridges
.@Reads, and of his companion ~ Ios-
s;the procedures Ct the Austrian com
anfiss inthis scandaleus affair, of which
Te is no example in the history OF NATL
e'0ct al war with each other; the imPe.
'A tone with whirh they dismissed the
E'nmn.lLssacy general of commercial reiatl-
's-'hat superintepdance o. tbs police so
''SA severe, and shameful, WHICH IS ex-
Sutd over the subjects OF she Preach ems
|r ,,sad Of the kingdom of italv, who are
Susa % Venice BY business or curiosity /;
cgndesceusion AMI inacsivity ct that
|ssS FaHce when il has any thing 10 DO
~ halian cnnscripts crossing the Adige
"cape the lew the three Austrian
h -a Yeich are &c be formed uear Padna ;
ader 10 provision all the foriresses and
! crssS forward the cOnscrlptlon In inc
.@psA states IN Issria and Dalmatia ;
: marches and coun,ermsrehes ct the
sslan troops beyond the sAdige, appear
psaly, lfthess facts be correct, the ru.
s'9 an approaching war between the
\ uSfor Of Austria and Frames. We
q sSa ou'ssLsrs be tsmDted 10 believe II
i S ,sSeac imseire the Emperor OF Aus
% SO devoid Of prudence. as onee
D,,Sl . compromise the happiness OF fis
s !. 5 and his crown.
E,,,ss, li IS very true thar the gold O
ti,s, sua NAV mislead some OF those wh;
n, "a cabinets of the coHtinent; hu
N n campaigns, end the examples o
SafsFoF aud King ought, 70 convinc,
Nm. gas OF Europe, that IT'S ane Q
sacred OF their dG,;es 10 manage
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TCHN WATTS,

7airfax-freet, cppoGtc Mr.. joHs }AsNEr's, has
receiVcd.y;a Baltimore,
AHax4Sme egSrtnatnt Of
FALL IS WIN TERSC GODS,
Which he will fell low or cath, or on ih0st ered-
it, to punffual cutlemsrs. -.
SuperGne Cloths and CatimrIs,
Winfor Velyeteen,
Parent Cord and Patent Cord Waiecoatings
Fancy MoleGins End elorcnsines,
Silk Pluih and Vclyets,
Sewing Silk, Twiit and Thread,
Lcno and Dragoons Mall Cloaks,
Gcuticmer's Wh;;s and Blacs. Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. Gloves
DO. Go, Spun do.
Do. Y TX Fur ard D rchne dc.
Ladies' White and Black Hofe,
Do. Extra long SILK Gloves and Mitts,
Do. do. Work, Leather g. Riding Cloves
Sst,ius. Luseariags and Pertains,
Lutearing and Satin Ribbons,
Laces and Edeinss,
London Hats.
Role and Cuail Blankets
Silk Rugs ard Csddows,
Carpets and Carpet:ng, =
German Ofaaorigs,
Dnwlziies ard Bedtickirg,
Silk and COTTON Sufpenders,
Imperial and YOUNG Hyfon Tea,,
Clover and Seine Irvine, &c, Sc.
Ca 81 cod.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
Houjs md Lot Jor SALE.

n WISH to fell. my BRICK HOUSE and
/ LOTT, on King Stecs, between Pi,s and
ST. Afaph areet-Dry Gsods will be taken in
uavmept. As the 6,uationis censfical, and the
houfe nearly new, and Efficient 80 accommodate
"a large family, and completely 6ssed'up for
eor. il fyort, with other convenient hcufcs back,
I think il needless to Gay more, becsufe whoever
nav with to purehafc willfee aud Judge for item.
f,lyes. IF not fold in a few days, / will rent
faid property for one or more years as can be a.
greed on. ...,, :, u
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