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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01

PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY next, at II o'clock, will b,
sold, at the Eendue-storc,
& Negro Man, his y lie, &their
two Children.
The man is slave for lie, tie wcman has
about i've years to serve, tie children until
they arrive to the age Of 80 years. Terms
viii DC made known Of the place % sale.
?. 9. hIarstelIer.
November
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-25

and of his officers, and am ~.
that speak the language 0! our r,sasass
when dslaTs, that as they los, ,be sua''E
y il her defence and her service ~ !" Lott
sonabie and honorable occasion :, w lee
reelected which affords ptosr., ,SG b
leasing them IRON the bondage Of ah !" r. 3
and uufeelirg tyrant. ''SAt
10 communicating these seu,men,.
sir, will do me the justice to believe =, y
discard every idea Of any Zeal po;; !; %s !,
national honor or advantage be.ne s'.e
feed to the attainment of their re',a ss.'
ton, weighing that honor and sd,a',l i''
by The practice of powerful nations h.sf
must contend that The liberty and px% H."
the liycsscf SO many valuable ard es,in.1 y
Americans ought not to be sacrificed
points Of honor, taken in the ab,,,,.
Should the event justify my hupes ard ;,
pectalions Of your coincidence with m, :,
this inter testing subject, and you de,ernr.
on going to 1ripoll, captain Barron Con-
4mandire the Essex friga,e, who is uDd.
sailing ordersxfor the blockade, will b, n
stfucted TO wait your arrangemens and
convey you thfther.
beg leave 10 add my assurances. II,
in case you determine on this step, 50,
guine as my expectations will be Of ii.
issue, shall not relax in the smaIlrs,d,
gree from hostile preparations, well ssv.
that the best assistant which an able nepo
citation can have is an energetic display d
force and fneans at the very momen,ss (
peace were daspaireo of.
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Tobias. Lear to commodore SAMUEL
zBorron.
malta, May 10, tNi.

MALTA, May 10, tai
i had the honor last evening to rse,N.
your letter of yesterday, on the s.bisu 4
negotiation with the bashaw of Tripod,
Most sincerely do lament the long and SC:
we're illness you have suffered, and under
the effects of which you atill labor andl
am fully persuaded that no .considerada
would lead you 70 relinqu!sh the commaN
vested in you by the governments ofsu
country, but thorough conviction that
your retaining it when unable to perfGa
the duties inseperable from the station,
would be injurious to the cause in With
we>ase engaged /; and am alse persuade
that when such conviction arises, all pH
sonal considerations will yield to your p
.irlotism.
| have maturely considered The sever'
points mentioned in your letter, relaavsn
negotiation with the bashaw Of TriPetj
and upon view of my instructions from
the government of the u. S. on that sub
ject, conceive it my duty to endeavOr to
open & bl,ng to a happy issue negoela1'n
tor peace, consistent withthe.teEor OF these
Instructions, whenever the commanders
our naval force In this sea, shall judge 'ha
the occasion is proper and favorable; asH
is presumed thar the bashaw will be ln'
pressed by the aspect or operations QUA
force, as this is in your opinion aproper@
casion. l shall hold myself in readine"S
proceed in a few days on that business
with cap,sin Barron in the United States
frigate Essex, which you are SO good as"
say will wait my arrangements. i
l presume as captain Rodgers who y
your second in command, and who VIII u
course take the command of the squaS'sps
if your health as you spprehepd, sO0uS
compel you to rehaquish it, is nov ..
Tripoll, and may be possessed OF so%'
information relatlve to our ahsrs Wv
that regency, which has not rsachsa!s
that he will be fully advised OF the DIV
tives which have induced this measure,a'
instructed to give it all the facility "'"
his judgement may suggest.
Although l cannot sir, agree win
in opinion, that any impression ia'Ol rt
to Us has been made on the mind O' W.:
bashaw from our cooperation WI" ,;s
brother thus far, excepting what may % .,.,
from the undaun,ed bravery and Ps''
rance of the force of our coun!ryai'J.
Derne, which will be to him lu'G sin
proof Of what we can do alone agap',,. ,o.
Yeti am of opinion thar as he nas oil ,,oo
vered disposition TO open nego u 'srns /
we should embrace it to see II ,su'n oa
can be made as are adnlssio's ~ .ous
part, and to release our uatortuoa" onyb
trymen out of his power, whose fa's'''
to depend on no, small Puncsll'0s'
COPY. ,M
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COPY.
Cdmmodoys Barron to captain Hu"'
Argus.

Malta, lVdy TT Ire re-
Your several communication, NO not 81.
ceived by the Hornet which d 4 met ct sia
rive here until the l6ih' na''o
head winds aud heavy gales =
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y .,ur committee are not fnssjlaed with data
whescon to torn, al accurate op'nl,nof The actual
iavipg Of d,Ganes wh.sh will IKE pact ~ cd'e
of the election Of bfld-) in the ipofsaiion OF
t3s mails OF the Uni,ed States ! ms however,
from The la6s juR Hated, mutt be conf ieiaole,
aud the dlninuiion Of expenae will be proportion
are to the diminu.ion OF diitance.
On the whole, your committee are OF opinion,
that the public intereas will be greatly promoted
by the erection of bridge scrols the Ilvefiroto
mac, at. or near the termination OF the Maryland
avenue, in the city Of W alhingto tosoe conn-
~ of Alexandra on the opp,ftc file. Aad in
conformity with that opinion, Recommend the fol.
lswing relo.ution:
Reasvll, That tfy9fayer Of the petitioners,
in favor OF the elagl13 bridge asrois The Po-
tss.c,J s,lsn.1 lS. en- o'gss, :. 0s
x,''+ ~ Zzas111e1,
From the >Fr1lAent Of tie United States
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R E P o R +.

3Tas committee to suh9m were referred the
pesstioao fsuadry isahabitaats Of co'ta-
ty at Alexandria, IN the Distrtctsof Co,
jam5ia; the petition Of sandry estizens q
The United States resident in she serrtto-
of Columbia ;the memorial 81 sa!1aary
inhabitants Of Gsorgeto1On, IN me district
sef Columbia the memorial Of sandry
nsaabitaass Of shs city oi'IVash1nsgtoa, re-
siding on the zuest side OF Tier creeS,
and che memorial Of IShnsPsS Ks,sja ssss, N
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-18
PUBLIC SALE.

PURsuANr to a deed Of tTua from
Janes G.andon and Elizabeth his wife, dated
tho ait OF February, 1905, for the purro!s there
by intendcd, will be fold, on the Pfemifes, TO
The highea bidder, for cal,, On the 27sh day Of
Aaguft next, a LOT of GROUND, fronting
IL f7et ! inches on the eat fdc Of Water Rrce,,
and sso feet deep, ktuzted between. Duke and
Prince itree,s in the town of Alexandria !; where.
on is erected neat and convenient Frame Dwell.
ling houies
Thomas VoveH, layfee.
May 10. dd
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Dinolutlon of Copaftrerihlp:

D1HOlutlOn OF t0partEef1hlp:
THE Copartn.rfhip hi.!erto fulfilling nardez
the firm of .1gt3h Riddle eJ Co. Of Alexandria,
was dtfoised the Grit infaut, BY !matUal con.
fent: All perlons thai are indebted TO, or that
have claims on the asac, are reaueasd TO CONC
forward and se:tle, as it is desfable 10 cloI- he
concern as foon as poGbls. Thofe whcfe &C
counts afe of long Handing are Particularly re-
queRed to attend to this notice, and make
payments to either ofthe (ubferioeE;.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
September Is. #
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n % T T c E.

r. =, =
ID z virtue Of deed Of srna given to ne by
- James Kennedy j.. in ords: 30 la'isty Ger
rain deus therein fpeciEcd, due TO John Laird,
Mfrs. Chamberlain and HumFhreys, Gabriel
Wo,1, si.a Joel ard Jonathsn Pof. l 90 Hereby
offer for {ale BY private coasrs6t, the whele ct
the ttoSk in trade of the faid james Kennedy, j..
as il was depoGted xith me; ard he not having
complied with the condition therein c1atalnsd,
and redeemed the fsne agrccabiy to his IN
d-rtakng in the decd Of sruA, snd it being
the fock of 11raseia aud CheniR, may be
worthy the attention of fone perfon in that lire
of buhaefs. If no prcpofals are offered TO he
before tie sff day of July, ! fhall then exPols
the Zane TO public laie, together with all the
houiehAd furnituse conveyed 10 nlc by the faia
James Kennedy, jr. to fatisty the purpole' OF The
laid deed, undsr the terms ana conditions therein
contained.
James sanderEoa, T'y2es.
L..
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Holm e HENRY PIERCE,
Efr ieays 10 inJ9,r7 tbejr Fyiegay and iEf PubEe

BE- lease 10 ia,o,1n tbsjr F,sra, a~a',h. PabEs
III g<nerGl,
r HAT they have lately commenced ard in.
I tend e&,tyi+s on sie sat'ffIfy ard Rays1Ji.
rnakxs, in all is yarcps branches, in Mrs: Co..
ryton's hpufe, On hing 1nieet, Alexandria the
lecond door below the i.aufe formerly occupied
by John Byao, rs f:4!sts' hop. Work be.
Eroke f,all be exceused in the moA puntlaat
manner and On the alor,ea notice. From due
attention to ths;s bus,nef they hope to give ge-.
nsrs, latisfaGfion and tneti, ;Ae appreciation Of
thote who may pleafc to favor them with their
cufom.
June rs COIN
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Iunc IS,
LISBON LEMONS.

III, hukcr;5<, Ia, 5 ! ,te,eaeiiyz,ea
80 boxes freh LnbGn LEMONS,
which he Will dilpoie ofReiy low by the box or
fnsler quantity. -.
.a1.So,
Almonds ard Figs IN trails, raiGns
10. toxes-wih gems, aGyrtnent Of. CON.
EEG IIONARy IS ni4z.
Matthew Eakin.
June rs sssw7w
Saddle aid IHla9aej S-maklng.
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Saddle a'sA Hars5ej S~anak1ng
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-18
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of a decree OF the hon. the Circuit
ID Court Of tbs Dif,ia OF Columbia, for the
county of Al.xsndris, made between Richard
PINE, isnf!aiMa~t-- and the heirs and ,epref.n-
satiyes of kobeli NJ fCses, deccaied, deftnaaxiss
will be fold, * public ialr, on Saturday,
5he Ia,h day Of JUNG, II the c. fee Hoale, III
Aiexsodria, on a credss Of Tx months ore moi
ETY. Of an adrlaa ground rent OF IA dollars upon
lot III Union ales,: leafedso Thomas Cradle,
On which, there is etedcd three RORY BRICK
houie sl{o, che nocsy Of an annual ground
rent OF 40 dollars, on lot lestsa to Michel
Thorn. in Wa,4s's atie5, now ihe pfopersy Of
Samuel Nichols; or a-t,ek there is improvements
sifo. on cre:,t CT tx and twelve ronths, one
oie,Y Of los os ground on Pitt asee,, fronting
IS teey, arc forming ha'k i45 feet s inclss.--@
Security s,lj be reSnrsa OF she above properly
for shc payment Of 'he pnrchsts money.
C: Eeneale, G0mnlFoner.
Msy 20, dil4hje.
50 The fale Of the above proper.
ty is poftpohed OH account of the yea
ther, till Thutlday next the 26th init.
when it will take place at O'Clock:
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PIailer Paris & Llme--afloat.

Plalner Paris & Llule-afloat.
: loo toas PlaiRer Paris,
70 caks Line.
On board Brig Nary, Captain Hail.
AND FOR SALE BIZ
Lawraion 6 Fovle,
WsSs 5&ve ais rscefVe9 BY Jaid Big, Sfbeoasr
Dove, and Packer, .sfrom Raiimere,
so boxes Cod Fin
10 d.. Mould and Dipt Candles
TAO do. :fials Boxes Brown Sosp
Bale 8eefboon Gufahs
1arerid!, 4 TEAS,
Young l9yfon ] gft5k h.ys aepSrsafia1s.
20 b4,ress N. E. Kum
75 caais B-llona GunpoSdrs
10 cales Fig Bse
In Siass, =
Prime Beck ard Pork
RulEia and Ravens Duck
Young Hyfoa and Hyfon Skin Tea
MuCcovaao Sugar
Csks Glaret and Madeira Was
500 Boxe. Mould and Dlpt Candles
10 do. Chocolate, &c. &c.
NM C.
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philleas Tanney,

tliOtCW SAilCiAASits
aF We have thought proper to
poHpone ths fale Of the above Land
heretofore advertiied for the SIT May,
until the 27th OF June, when ii vii! be
politively fold. P. /. & A. 5. !.
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NOTICE.

The Sublcriber wffhes 10 inform the inhabitants
of Alexandra IN general, thar he has Cellar,
at the lowes sad Of Duke freet, under the
houfe Of E. !4afs;
W.HERE he HAS FOR SALE,
Bet Rhode-Iiand Potatoes; New
YORK cabbages; Rcets Tusnps; Onions;
Pumpkins. He wiil attend at Ihe>Ceilsr evesy
day iii II o'clock, during the winter where
che Inhabitants may be lupp'ied with large OF
fmail quantities. of the above articles, on terms
veFy moderate.
A. WILLIS.
January Is. din
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pnblit 5sIe.
TI-FSOAY next.

w,Ilbs fold at shs Veadae Store,
] : z u M
-, and bss. Ereaeh 6randy in pipes,
en- ;o oip.s aad bis.
INK aod apple Ba0dy 10 bia.
ca, 4 bids. gierccs aed tls.
s &c :: s ,.. s ss,2 nd .'as.''
s. i'm i'll il kegs, boxes aud jan,
Ga, il kegs and trails,
ne..a,. Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerfemeres,
nr6i,, Plains, Krsieys, Negro Gottoa''
Sea, EElIsRicks, blue FREEZES,
c,snsacoes, RaFsls, Vars Stockings,
Cia.1ss and cslilcoss,
I,ih Liasn,, Sileha do.
c,asturg. and T'cklsaburgs,
Nu,a and Muslin tiandkeschisfs,
I,ds aia.iias and Table Clothes,
p,sSaara Hsndkerchief:,
cobsfa Threads, Hats and sundry othsi
|fncisa n
INV
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IOIIN WATTS,

-
FaiF!ak-Grert, opposite Mr.. IoSN JANAEY's, has
received via Baltimore,
Il H4adJ1ms o86rfiusnt Of
FALL e. WINTER GOODS.
Which lie viii fellow tor Cain, or on Iholt creda
IL, to punftual cufouets.
Srpttii1e Cloths and CafhmcisI
W.nIar VelscIeen,
P4rent Cord md Patent Cord WaiGcoaling,
Fancy Mo!siEins and Fiofenines,
Silk Pieih and Vclvets,
Saving SILK, 'Fwia and Thread,
Lcno and Draeoona Null Cloaks,
Gentlcmen's White and Black Silk Hose,
~. do. do. Gloves,
DO. do, Spun DO.
Do. York Fan and Doe-skin do.
Laiies' White and Black Hole,
Do, Extra long Silk Gloves and Mitt.,
Do. do. Wsh Leather & Riding Cloves
satsins. Luvearnss aad Perkins,
IussRcing and Satin Ribbons,
Laccs and Edeings,
londca Eiists.
Rofe ana EutEl Blankets,
Silk Rugs ard Cddtiows,
carpets and Carpeting,
German Cfnsbrigs,
Dowsies and Bedticking,
Six and Cotton Sufreudsrs,
1mPefiai ard Young E3yfon Teas,
Clover Seed and Seine Irvine, &c. Sc,
Oa 81 cod.
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For s ALE.

A Negxo Woman, who is an ex,
..l'ent hopie fcryant. with her two Children
he one malc, the other female.
Enquire fhs Printer
January IS.
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Vaudeville and Iamenon,

MandeVhle and )ameiion,
OFFER, FOR S44LE,
For Cafb, Produce, or on the uioaI Credit
A GENERAL asscRTMENr OF
LIQUORS q GROCERIES,
ConGGing Of
MufcoVado Sugars, ofvaTious qua
lies.
Philadelphia ard Alexandra Loaf and Lump
ditto.
Jamaica, I
+ i: Z E''; sss; and In A''.. &c,
Old Jamaica Spirits, for family rfe,
Peach and Apple -Braudy,
Cognisc and Bourdesux do.
Holland and Country Geneva,
10 barrels itrOng anu fne favored Rye Wits.
Madeira,
{ on ia,a PORT WINES.
Malaga, and
Ttnsr!ff.;
40 esfrs St. EGaph Meioc CIaret,
butt Old 4th proof lnfh Whfkey,
700 cafes WeR Schiedsm Gin.
A few hos!hesds OF choice MoIaGcs,
Teoueare and Georgia Cot!nn.
Gaopowdcr, ,,1Ac
Imperial, w. -, c,.o,
w. II r., from the bet cargocs for
Souchong, ~ '''s ' '''"'''
Hyean.k;n, and w.
Bobea
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, Rire,
Starch, Fig.lIue, Soap, Mu&asd, Rappes and
Scotch SnGif.
sPICES-Pimen,c, Pepper, Cloves, Csfia,
Nutnegs and Mace.
Ginger, race and ground.
F!oiant aad Orleans Indigo, Nader, Cop
peras, Alum and Brinfonc.
Patent Shot, sfotted, from BIB to No. 9.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap.
ping Paper, Dcmijobns, Refined Salt Peus,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candies,
Brit;ih Gunpowder of various quail
tiles from Fto treble battle.
October IS.
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Dlnolution Of Copartnerihip.

THE coparEnerhip Hitherto fulfilling uunder
the frrn OF .}ettpb Ridale g Co. OF A!exa,.i.,a,
was dldo'sed the fra infaat, by muto :. con.
frnt: All petions that arc ia5ebtsd ta..-r that
have claims on The fame, aSa reQpsited 20 conls
forward and fcttle, as 10 deiifsb.s 10 cloir the
concern as f,on as p2Eiale. Iheic whole ac-
counts are OF iorg Rahing ste particularly re.
a1eits. to attead to tbs nol!ce, and make
p4ynscrts 20 >iti!st 81 lie fubi&tybess.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Ci &Ie&sDd.iac
JAMES DALI,
CT Bsi,i;aofes
ssttemte, IS, IT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-10
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has rteet0td BY rbe Eatc awjvaLs an tlegaat az
Jorfment of
G O 0 D S..

AMONG WHICH ARE
ana csainss.s $500 Tscs 10
B.n~rs,,x S,a',n, 5or4s pisb co,cnada ard &
n, VIE, 80 on,-d Ill. Nns;,s
silgs. Nol.a,;as Fio. Jndia-snd Rn,Th Rook
fen,;.rs TO
Imperial, ciouded ard Lace Caps & Ha'Hke'-
To;Jinerts Spaa3,wn. Ex,ra Sill G,,ves
Fl,nneJs 'nCs 8Isnkets' ric Me Mis-
Coaurga Plains. silk Cord and Buttons.
Kereye. Half,b,eks, C,mbrick Buttons.
Lambs Wool. Worxte1. Art;fci,, Flow,,s and
Cotton and Silk Ho' W,eatbs.
6erv. aA,;ch .Ft5tb,rs.
Itilh s Flanders Sheer. Italian Mantaus,
logs, Fine India Pertains,
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{ No. 1 $40.

Dearborn's Patent Balance.
For weighing with cafe, difpatch
ard preeiilon, at half the colt, and
uied with half the labor of fcales and
weights--all Gzes-for tale, by
JEAN G. LADD.
February =. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07

TRY! What is his o6jea there Are his,ows
pecuniary circumstances eqnalto the expenfe OF
thus, If the object be merely tour of pieafure
riave not lynn torns of difaffedion to the union
been confantly manifefted from Kcntucky and
Iennefiees And is it not ALTO known that the
inhabitants OF the other territories there are DIFF
contented under the forms of government efab-
hned over themf 1.-THE object be to get pof-
lemon OF the fazoo lands, farmers, andlnot
gentlemen of talents and addrefs, would he
wanted: but if difmemberment of the union
De contemplated, then the hrtt ftep would be
10 draw as many gentlemen Of the above defcrip-
ton as poihble from the other parts of the uni
on, to aiiift in the meafure by their united in.
huence and addrefs Masy fuch are to be
found, who are needy, uuPrincpled and ready
at all times to embark in any desperate enter
prize that holds out a profped of accommodating
a fortune. IF this be the object, it is to be hop.
ed that government will be vigilant, and ready
nefarious meaflre.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07


ted of his meditations and his watchngs, are
ALTO the only objects of the ambition of his whole
fife.
"In tranfmitting to you thefe wifhes of his
Majefy, which Ientreat you to communicate
70 your fellow-fubfcribers, join, Sir, my re-
greet to yours, on deoifion 70 contrary to our
wifhes, and beg you to accept the aHurance of
my high confederation"
(Signed) CHAMPAGNE"
N. B. A fimilar determination has been a.
dopted relative to the project of pillar, form
ed by M. Poyet, the Architect, and for which
a great number Of comfortable subscriptions
had already been made. This has been not-
Sed to the fubfcribers by the Miniter of the
Interior.
The Minifter of the Interior has announced
that races of horfes and chariots are to form
part of the triumphal jetc5 of the victorious ar
mics. According to the difpoGtions made for
that purpofe, two prizes are aligned to the
winners in the horfe races the frt of 24oo,
the fecond of 500 francs.-The riders mutt be
French, and the horfes bred in France. The
prizes for which the chariots are to ruin are,
"f1rft, gold medal worth 5000 francs, and fe-
condly, FLYER one worth 1900. The tiders
and drivers mutt enter their names before the
sift inf. Not more than two horfes are to be
allowed to the contending carriages.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07
BOSTON, September 90.

frs@ Sfaia--Cspt. Shattuek, arrived the Path inR.
from Csdiz, 10 days, Informs that previous to his
failing, news was received from Madrid, by exprefs
TO the Chamber Of Commerce, that peace was fgned
between France and England, on the 3lG July and
that for two days after leaving port he diitnly heard
the firing Of cannon, and other rejoeings in confe-
quenee, he PERFUMES Of this news.
There were Is fail Of the line lying at Cadiz
Freneh and SpauiG) ready for fea.
Our sdvice' from France and England, which are
70 the 18th Asgua, new that there nun be fome
nnake in this report, they completely defroy its
validity.
Capt Shsttpek further informs US, that rumopr
prevailed for fome time, Of Peace being concluded
between Spain and England but his departure had
entirely fubGded.
There were no rumour' refPeaiug the pohure of
the American negotiation with Spain. The friga,e
Contribution had been at Cadiz, but not beng admit
ted to prsta5e, had failed for hbon, as was fuppof-
IA b,9. PsA
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RebakIcon.
Federal.
BALTIMORE September a7.

Captain Wheeler from Laguira reports, that
Miranda had effected aslantiing a, Coro. but E.
vacuated the place on the arrival of troops from
Caracas to oppofe him. The expedition Gre.
ated no concern in the provinces. One hun-
GREG ana twenty French troops arrived on the
9Th from GuadaIoupe. ''~
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NETWORK, September so.

capt. Cold, from porto-Rico, informs, that
news had reached there from the Main. that
General Miranda, with 600 men, had landed in
the GuIph of Cora, and was immediately Joined
by 10000 we'll difcipiined men, and it was ex-
peeled he would foon over-run the country.
ms news was received Dy Danrtn ichooner.
and was believed. Capt. G. fwho believes the
news lays Mranda landed about the 25th Of
Auguif. The news was received at Pnr,o.pi.
co on the 9Th of September.
a letter from Porto-Rico, dated Sept. q. fays.
" we learn that Lord Miranda has landed az
Cora, and that ten thouiand of the inhabitants
have joined him-if 70, Gays the letter. the
Spanards are dibed."
Our readers willcompare this with the o.
ther Miranda news, and make their own com
ments. Gay,,t,
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Capt. Star, who arrived at Bottom the gath
inf. from Rotterdam, informs, that he fpoke on
the 1T inf. the fhip Enterprise, 2s days from
London, the capt. of which reported to him,
that Mr.. Fox was 70 dangerously indifpofed, as
10 create belief that he would not furvive
many days; that being made fenfble of the
danger of his fituation, he bad exprefed, as the
ftrongelt defre Of his heart, to live long enough
TO bequeatb to his country Peace qDjib France.
IF the dates of this intelligence be true, our pre-
Vious accounts from England invaidate that
part oft which relates to the extreme danger of
Mr,Fox's illnefs.-his real IegfimfnfJ of Peace
are not Satisfactorily explained, as yet.
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Weao-HambLsire Ek9ian4

In the late election for members of Conercf.
IN this fate, the Republican Ticket has nrr.
vailed by great majority, although the mrrf-
ings were IN general, but thiniy attended.
The following is correct ftate,Rent of tb.
number OF votes (excrFive OF the fcatterine 1tba,
each candidate received--as taken from the re.
cords OF the Secretary of the State.
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Jamaica Fied--Captain Knight, of the BRIG
SPeedwell, which arrived at Newburyport on Sun.
day the 10Th Of September, lat. SO, &C. long CO. a.
igil in, after the gale, with the remains Of ths la!
homewsfd bosnd Jamaica feet, which originally
eonfaed Of 40 fall under convoy Of three frigates
aud one brig, there only rs fail fate, were az
cerained to have been ot with all their crews and
was iupPoied the greater pare tie other IS iDgE
have fasred the fame fate One of the frigates cap
tain Dsihwood, who commanded the convoy, had our
into Bermuda with the lois Of her maas) for re-
pairs.
The eargOes Of thofe faved were all more or lee
damaged,