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Ahss, pearl IL fort, S. a 67s per cw,; Pot, Bof.
ton' IL fort, Sc IS; do. New-York, IN fort, IS
So. Ready demand and prices likely to be maintained.
Cott'n, Georgia, upland ls4 I-2 Is S l-2 per ID.
New-0reans, Is 5 l-Sals7; Georgia Upland aud
New Orleans are ia great demand and price, Ready
other forts are dull Snd prices nearly nominal Flour,
inpertne, asa 46s per hbl. Wheat, laa 1as Sd per
,oio. Flour and grain are pretty Ready, and we
think thsfe prices will be maintained r,me fine Ma
val hores continue exeeivey fat, with large lock..
otaves, W. o. Dbl. l2i, al. lbs per 1900; HID
~ 1911 los. Pipe, &c 27l. R. o. bbl none bid.
Ola ~ los Good raves, particularly barrel, are
very iearee, and much wanted, prices likely to adj
vance Lumber of all forts is in demand. and p-:ee,
likely to be higher. particularly for good white pine.
phe Georgia and Carolina pine, does not advance in
proportion, as it only fuits for particular purpores
Sugars coffee, cocoa and gngsrthe uniettled fate
ofpoli,ical affairs having for iome time pal nterrun,
ed all intercourse with the Continedt nodenand what
ever has yet appeared for export of coure the price
OF all theie articles mutt be conidered as nominal
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NAPLES, Nav Of


The fugitive court at Sicily has made new
attempt tn diiturb the repoie of the k;ngdor,
thereby however only expoing its barb5rit v
and imbeciiity. All the galley laves off Sill,
have been let at liberty, armed and a part of
them diiembarked on the coat of Cslabria
Fortunately the Object of their 1ifes,barkat;oo
has miicarried 80 ofthofe wretcbes were lei.
Zed at Crotona, 100 at Reggia, and 60 at Ssler.
no :; in their pockets inRrueiions were found
commanding them to murder, plumber. and
ourn.-Odr new monarch, on the contrary
trives to etahfl his authority by miIdnefs
Notwithstanding the arts employed for EXCITING
domeftic tumults, and the danger of fbevinS
ciemency too early, he has ordered bv de,
cree OF the 2Ift inf. all prifoners confined mere.
w TOR crimes againft the rate, TO be fet at liber
~ and the military commifions of Naples.
Lucera, and Salerno, have been aholiTbed.
1t IS iaId, that the greaten exertions are II.
ing IN the Frence ports Of Genoa and TouIon.
to ut ont iquadron, for the purpofe of attack.
ing Gaeta on the fea-lide, and to cover d;c-
embarkation in Sicily, where the Enpfilh troops
amount to no more than 1000 men, the great
Ell part OF which are eucamped near Meffina
OIL the light-houfe of that city, there lies feve-
raj Englih frigates, gun boats, and bombadier
yeliels, aud feveral batteries have been ,siCed
on the coat. 1t is however, fuppofed. th,t All
TINS VIII not be efficient to prevent d(embar.
kat'on m channel 70 narrow and 70 very lono
particularlYas the military force Of the Fnalifb
IS too imall TO be able 10 make a momentarv
retRance. The late king is flill at Mefina.
and the queen is At Palermo at pre(ent. The
crown princels, who was lately delivered Of a
daughter, Is making preparations 20 return to
inc court OF Der father, the King Of Spain.
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''0" Dutch Papers, received BY fbe Highland
"1H,y' Captain Strong, arrived at Norfolk.
PETERSBURG. Nay o.

PETERSBURG, May 24.
we learn that the emperor has profencd his
grautude TO the king of Pruflia for the manner
s q wn'ca mat FRINGE treats the difpute with
oTruen' ~: intelligence is extremely well
refpect, in confrquence of peice of inte,i.
gence lately made public, and which o,hsrl
VIE might have given rife to the fear for new dif
hcnit'es with the neighboring powers. In mort.
we nave learnt, that 1000 men of the irnnerial
guards have received orders to hold themfelyea
m marching readinefs, and to break nm from,
renee under the command of the grand duke
CONTAINING. Their deftination is not known
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-26

Me- Eek was 70 much ind fpofed during tie
latter end of June, as to be unable to attend th,
duties of his Office ; and fears were entertained!
that ne would not be able to appear in public
during the fitting of parliament.
An affair, envelopei in great myfterv, occu
pied the attention of the Bri,iih cabinet. As
far as we can judge from, the Paragraphs which
have appeared on the fubiec, it involves the re-
putation Of the Prihcefs of Wales, who it is
probable is about to be made facritice to nate
policy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-28
PUBLIC SALE.

I'd 7 virtue of a deed OF trust iron, THenAs
.As RICHARDS, to the ftbicribcr, made Tor the
Purpoie ofpsyng fcbt due from the ia,d Rich.
ards TO Rober T. Hoe IS CO. will be expofed
10 Public Sale on the pennies, on the a9th day
OF March next, Ga credit Of two, four ard fix
nhonths, will! appsoyed iecarisy, "A TRACT OF
LAND. wherson the faid Thomas Richards now
lives, Gsra,ed il me coun.y Of Fairfax on the
drains e Great Hanting Creek, ontaining 30
seresi afo Ave ard a half acres adjoining the
above TRACT. And on The a8th day Of
March uex., will be fold Cd the fame credit with
approved fecuti,y, at the Coffee Floufc in The
town OF Aiexadd,ia--A FIECE or. GROUND
ksaascd in the town of Alexendria, on the weR
hde ot7Pist ltleet and 20 tie rorthward Of King
ftreet in the flid sosn, Iii, piece OF atcund has
font Of 81 :est or PIT tirect, running a. fees
sssk. THOMAS SWAMI, 1fge~.
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Five Dollars Reward.

2 AN,avsy from the Gabfcriber, 0, Friday,
"a the 18th January, au apprentice boy nam
ID ADAM BOYER. Whoever tsk.s up faid
sppfentice and delivers hin, 10 NE, or to captain
Campbell. jsi,or, hail receive The above reward.
All perfons are, forewarned harboripg or employ
.ag him, and all maflsrs OF venels are cautioned
againR carrying him eff, az will Put the Ia win
!orce againR any one ofending
LEVI TALEE2T.
February as, s.+
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go ;aclude the ixnds purchased
1sbn CIcses Symsnss ana ms as ,sss g
ne land sold Al ths Iluelonasl , .ana o. :,
aad 'n - second 70 include ths,lands 10
fec 'hs ~. military dislricr, the land sold
zoe 81 ;i;ro,he land oGse and the French
:. Var. - the third 10 incluce the lanas Pu1.,
srsn'5 J sg The Ohio company and all grants
fhas.u IL limiss thereof, and the land
VIM o,e. Marietta land Office the fourth 10
' so.s the lands IN the United States MT
l i's Ss,r;ct and the refugee lands; ths
titlp : ;ueIode the land within the district
hl ess.'.,bsryille land o&es and all land 5.
o ~. ~ Connecticut reserve, and not includ-
O,', The other districts I; and the sixth
9 sr,nae the iaads IN the Conaecsicat re-
serve. f.r;. ,sra
.s,sIs he appoiuted. by,a j0ins ballot OF
ss,s houses Of the general assembly, and
s.osm,miissioned by the governor, a collector
s ZACH district for the collection OF. Tue a.
LbO,e mentioned taxes.
s,rronformity to the above proylsians,
,nr legislature appoiptedson Saturday last
i folIOyiEg gentlemen, collectors m their
,..nectiye districts,
FoTs the First, district, Aaron Golor,tb
\ 4 Second district, Thomas. Scot esq.
Third district. William Skincer,
! Foarth district, James Heron. i
Sixth district, James Kiliman.
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In G0M1iON COUNCIL,
FebYNarY g7, 18(

b - = Fe1fUary ~, 1900
Resolved, Thar the ppi,ce conitabIeiS. the OTHER
eonhahles of the toWntoi Alexandra, do enquire
after all free negroes ard mulatiocs who have
migrated or been brough into the town OF Alex.
andtia contrary 10 the stf Of the genel2l sa.mbly
oil Vizginia, pafed The IL ia Of: December, 1893,
to prevent the migration OF Tree negroes and md
:latroes into the commonwealth OF Virginia
which law has become The law Of the county OF
.AisxxndIia; and il any fuch free negro or mu,
latto thall De found within The town, TO carry
the fame before the mayor or fornc other magis-
trats of the county of AlexsrdsiA reGding within
the limits OF Ihe corporations, 10 be DEAR with
according TO The fad law.
Oydeted, ---- That the eemaiGioSer for the
fonrhsgn difricr, be dtected 10 repair the a1c
aonc er the loatk -Gae u Prince Hrsey t.om thu
inies!etiion OF Alfred tser., oi,e haststhe iqdate
so TIC wetwatd.
OyIsyea, Thar the acccuats Of The two prin-
tess be lcfstredsto Mea.s. Swift and Mile.
ORDERED, That he 4coeuns OF Robest !. Fay,
Tor, ass:nt the corporation, be sefeHed 20 TIC
Mayor, M tx
William Rhodes is srpointeda comm 81 3ner
afor holding the eleaion N III: 81 ward N pace
,os Wi!i4s, Yeatou rcfgned.
Ioan Muncssier is appointed acommls-
suner for holding the eiecsion in the first
ward, in place Of Jacob Hoffman, res:gn-
cd.
Resofped, Tha, The mayor and the con.
stables 81 the town Of AlexsndIia. and the
clerk OF the common council, do respsc-
lively cause Inc act Il tie General a.sv IA
MY a Virginia passed HE 1E)ih ltati OF De.
cenb rr, 1893, which has become tbs law
fine couaty Of Alexandria, enfiled" fSu
aat for rtgulating he police d The towns
ia the Commonwealth Of Virginia, 70 re-
stain the practice Of negroes going at
large" 10 be duiy executed and attended
to.
s Ordkred, Tha, the street commissioners
do cause Pauick.s,rees, from King. street,
to iss intersection with Dukc-ssTeet, to be
regulated SO as TO be passable for loaded
carsiages and tina, the sam of twenty doils.
BIZ appropriated for said. object.
Test JAS. M. hi REA &c. c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-28

put up n.this way, one or TWO cents per
10. more than when in large barrels and be
much reader sale, average price is liz
cents. Pot and Pearl ast.es are articles
that could certainly be made 70 grsa. ad-
vantsge IN the western country, observe
that the general prices III New York, are
from SO 90 $50 dollars per ton, and see
NO reason why, if Of equal quality, il
should not bring the same price here. &
The follosving a,e7tae dimensions of Stavcs
~ that suit the marker.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-28

For SaleW to Let,
ON GROUND RENT,
Several Lois between the town and
Hunine Creek, fo,ne OF which are under eul,iys.
yion, With good iubtangial fences.
J. B. NICHOLS.
february IS awaw.
Office of the Mutual Iniurance
Company
Against Fire ion Goods uad furniture.
n 4 agsnsrst meeting Of the members ct The
IA Mutual IGfur4nee Company sgaiDR Fire
on Goods and Furniture in the iia,e,oi Virginia,
held by ad;on,nr;snt, az The General Gaze OF
lnlsyance, IN. til. city Of Richmond, II, asuasy
18th, f866--
Mr.. Nell M'coull sas selected Pte6tienf.
I.'.l q, ! jv ''1 ns,as..a,or IAs
= s-ah -, dirfitt ct'Ret,-
ss go s ,s:shs Hssa.
I3s. K ,te.s Blrchett, Director Cor ihs die.
tlits ofipet. tBu.g.
Wiiiag; Yaugfan, do. Norfolk.
Robert WsiEsf. 10 Il; fiSksbutg.
safnuel Crsig, do. fAtexar.ins.
.Atzr. l,sbstas, do. ~fothsfieF.
Faeot) swacp, Go. Staahtrn,
Wiz. Fl. FlTzwHYrsoNH, 'fi:reiPal Agent.
M;.I "a ICE, c. ;s,.e. ,Jriesa!.
Estra1s .fzsas fas ss9ts>4iaes y ftt ,Gexsrat
hseemg.
acy tebciih-r ( acnter, OF t'a, Com
pary nay t1r5e +fies ,vitisjfaw his fn:urarss, in
( fat,, 5er thcwhos bi sisng i,,ec, il sitting,
ig-cy. by him, an.. 3e;oowaAged pc frrai.g .ise-
iosr t5e FaINe,YaH hsEsF, O: dEiy attaea
and ;e.,icn t,aer lac i.sad % aittrs:ftate ard
naspa;rnsnt OF tnr+ l3ata, if one ~ ,nose 9antas
DC cue afd rayabsc,by !. ~, at tiia: tine, end lie
A,all teeepsv. arAl,c fxonra.cd fem afy further
raSgatps, or ttnsnis for les ihcu' red sstcs fup.
tx ct the day wi,en tne fsid wr,,tsn rouce ihall
have been LET wi<Ir.he PRINcIPxL SGEKT, ard
Ire qoots paid, bar nor frogi' any rayH.en', or
demand, On account OF 6iles ncur !:a before sun
&c. If the day when loch notice ffail Rave beep
t,erefied zs before mentioned, and hi, nluiance
iaall assie ffom that period, ard j, ihall be tie
dp.y of tte'Princips Agent TO give hispa certi.
tlCdiS vi oiiti'nfSrs
"REsoIvkD, That the Pre- Gdens ard Dir:es-
o5s be reqaef:d 10 fuipehd, tor the present. the
collection OF more thay ore quota and give in
RraefionS accordingly, 70 their agents and x,tcr-
pis,, taking Que care that tseir iniiiucticn, ih4I
not prevent ths recovery Of one quota, under nc.
tices that may already be giyen,o members in
arIear.''
=" REsoIvEb, also, That on The payment Of
one eaota the pseup paying may have he benefit
Of this infuianoe."
The following is an estraa from the records
OF the proceedings OF the Board Of 'Ditaors,
viz:
REsoIvlb, That no petfen lhaIl be conf.
defed as liable 70 gay, either tbcq aotawbich be-
Came payable On the Err day of Oetoter, eigh.
teen hundred and four, or thar which became
payable on thu fR day Of October, cghteen
bundled and Ave, except fueh as were, TO
all .irtenss and rWPciss Injured before the fire
which Happened, in Nosfoik on 7za Day OF Fe-
truary eighteen hundred and fcuf-tha,is, thcfe
who paid sheis trsmiums preyiouay to the lais
'i6rs."
VIM. H. FIrzwAYLsosN, p. 1stnt.
Feb. rs law3w
inf Received.
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sIsrsunrta TalIp aooertfger. !.

FRIDAY, FEsBUARY %.

FRIDAY, FEsRUARY %.
MARRIED last evening 10y ihe Rev. Or.
d Mr.. Mr.. Isaac SMITH, go Miss MARY
n WElcE-
Same evening by the Rev. Mr..
Mir, Mr.. WILLIAM NELSON Mills, TO
u Miss ANN LEAP, all ofthIs Town.
Alet,erfrom ST. Croix. dated January
4 %, received at Philadelphia, says. thar the
French had captured St. Bartholomew.
/ and were preparing to attack ST. Croix.
q The militia, &c. Of the island were under
arms te repelahe assault.
Congress has been Ia session 3 n,ca,hs,
and have performed aboat weeks busi-
ncs.. II is calculated, ifthey progress as.
sheyhave done, they will rise, as Mr.. Ram
dolph inadvertently said the other day in
the House., about the s1st Mondat IN De.
sender tnext.-W GSs. Fed.
EBaS Ne1vsi fer the iSrsoakcYs--It istsaid an
order has been issued at the HAVANA, pro-.
hisiau5 the exrostatiea of SEGARS from
hatpl2ce.
Shad were soldin the Philadelphia FISH
. marker on Monday last, a. the medcrate.
4 prise Of Three Dollars a piece.
EStraft Of stter from; gentleman at
&rw.Orleqns. .dated Dee, Tfb, 1906.
lean. hardly say what the prices of.
produce Of the upper country will be In
spring, but am really of opinion that -four
TlR6e low. A man from Fi,rsburg. with
kssiboa,, loaded with -four, who arrlv.
sdhese about 10 days since.s6nds great
olsculy IN selliag IL; the price about 8 to-
70 dollars. Baltimore anG Philadelphia
Hour arrives almost daily aud commands
nand i2sts2 dollars
1asaet Of lstief fr0m a gentleman in
asse ofies1ss, dated Dee. fstd, 1905.
Pork aud beet. the former there's not
aOaIrst at present in market for sale. il
would bripg from IL 10 IS doitats. but
"sss prices viii soon be'reduced by arriv-
.s nom the norshwarsi, and not more than
~ or y dollars SHOULD be calculated upon
10eet is.a less safe article to desi in, the
u'Aand torSis is not so great, .andi Is
~0'e dlhcnls 20 preserve thro'eur warm
summer; general price from S TO 10 dolls
S'a' attention should be paid ia putting
= nsse ARTICLES IN well made barrels, made
VEL seasonsd wood. aud TO have them
use early N the season. Hemp would be
y article Of considerable importance if at
1Aued TO BY the western peopfs.s good
Ss4a hemp bforghs TO this market in good
sVaolllou would ALWAYS command from z
~S soIlars pei. 100 ID. Flour should be
,s0 mere merely sufficient for the coasuInps
soa % 'he couatryS it is exposed 10 100.
~uSn nea, and moisture ever to be export
: TO foreign markets to advantage, the
s.Se the approaching season will be, pre-
~; ANS from TO dollars. Corn MEALS
,Aa H. = more dangerous article of commerce
II. :" uour, It's equally liable to perish. and
sSpenceS On SO small a value, too often
,' consumes the whole amount ofsales.
;s me- % seitthis market should be put up
~ OF from SO to 100 lb. full hooped
VIC heads whitswsshed, il would bring,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-28

MARRIED last epeningby ihe Rev. DR..
Mr. Mr.. Isaac SMITH, go Miss MARY
WElcE-
Same evening by the Rev. Mr..
Mir, Mr. WILLIAMs NELSON Mills, to
Miss Ann LEAP, all ofthis Town.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-28

Aleusr from ST. Croix, dated January.
%, received a. Philadelphia, says, that the
French had captured St. Bartholomew,
and were preparing to attack ST. Croix.
The militia, &c. Of the island were under
arms re repelahe assault.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-28

Pipe slaves, So to So in. J
ches long. /
3 is2 wide.
Heading, tor do. IS to so
6 wide, I
1 thick.
HID. do. - . 81 long, ;
3 IL wide.
Heading for do. 80 to 50
long,
g. wide,
~ Z thick. &
Barrel, do. SO TO 81 long. /
8 lie wide, /
inch thick.
Heading, fer Go. 1870 20,
6 wide,
l thick. ),
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-28

K Gel V E D,
Pr (cbeontr FkIRPLAY from BOSTON,
And for Sale by
Iawrejon 6 Foryk,
& 50 boxes Mould Candles, Of a fu-
a~s4ar quality
10. do, Chocolate,
IN STORE
!5. .saa ayfop rz4s.
ffyioa Gais
R9aig ara haagy Ravens Dack
Pipes, half eiYes, ard quarter esas Yidoaia
Yiae-- tati{e3to drawback
A fey hos, heaas letailiar MolaGas
Hagihe sds and barrels N-w England Ran,
&C * and boxes fieth Rajfns
Mould and nipt Candies
Ghacolstc
q Liverpool costte Sail
&c barrels Turpentinc
Coco lbs Mild Lead
Mems cosrfe and fne Shoes
Bsilona Gunpowder &c.
February %, q
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Congress hasbeen Ia session 3 naoaths,
and have performed sboat weeks busi-
n,s,. Etis,calcuiated, ifthey progress as.
shsyhave done, they will rise as Mr.. Ran
,dolph inadvertently said the other day in
the House, abou, the s1st lfonday IN De.
sender NEXT FFcSE. Fed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

banners OF Fienclranbi.icn and the ex..
c!us'on of British merchandise from every
country. hostile or neutral in which the
oehes.s OF Bpnaparte can by violence or
terror be enforced.
III these new circumstances of the war
had been known to Mr.. Randolph, how
much would his just apprehensions, from
The preponderance of TIN: French power,
have been aggravated how much grosser
would the impol;cy of contributing 10 the
RUN OF England have appeared to him;
how greatly would that sense OF Jus,
t,cc OF our cause which may he inferred
from Iris language, have been fortified.
And here let me notice, with such
bret generality as the urgent.
OF dispatch, under The sense of wh,ch
now write, prescribes to me new foun
eaiion OF right which arises from the. re.
cen, conduct ofthe enemy.
Let II be supposed that all toe argr.
rneDls, which have been hitherto offered by
my own, and Tar ADLER pans, in defence OF
the rule Ut the war of l756, are utterly in-
conclusive AMI that though unanswered
(except blythe grossest misreprescntat,.
ons cf notorious tacl) they are capable Of
beng clearly refa ed; still we have new
case, on whici, it seems impossible that
two different opinions should be held.
What! Is BonapsrIe 10 exclude British
sugar aud coE,e. from ;h- continent, and
is America to enable him TO do so by sup
p'y'os 1t wrh French and Spanish sugar
AMI coffee, IN their stead Are ncuirci
markets ersa. 10 be shut By vinleace a.
Sainsi oar planters. thai our enemies may
establish there a monopoly against them |?
Are the merchants Of NEURAL states, TO be
laid under an ipierdicl as 10 the carriage of
British manufactures oe merchsnsl,ze to
friendly ports white submitting as hey
do TO mat inte,di0, can they assert never
'heiesA againsl US, right to carrythe ma
| nufactures Of oRr enemies, TO the colonies
OF France and Spain Are aeu,rais, in a
Nofd, 10 give effect 10 sys;em avoeedly
adopted for the destruction of English
con- tnsrce, yet touad Or their ami.y with
England, right 10 prevent or fruxtra,e a
hesitation on our part against the com.
, ncFcc ct cur cue Snies.
70 BE- continued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

Tor examination, were clearly identified
to havs taken an active part in the ARRAY !;
Is ofthcse we're fully committed for tri-
al, and eight, who had been less violent
than the RESI-, we're sent on board the ten
der a woman who was identified a.
n,ong the crowd on the outside Of the of
ice, as the person who gave To an Irish.
man. ut the time ofthe conflict, a clasp
knife Tor weapon, was taken into custo.
dy, examined, and fully committed.
Bsfore thu American seamrn we're suf,
Tered 10 depart the Court, one of the Ma.
yistrates called their attention to few
words he had to say. He reminded them
OF riot which took place some time ago,
10 the neighborhood of Mapping, in
which some American seamcn were the
principal actors. On that occasion the
Americans were found culpab:e, and pun
'shed accordingly. He did not mean to
say, tina. any of those present were con-
cerncd, but he wished To impress upon
their minds that the laws Of this country
were equally administered to persons OF
all nations. The Americans were in this
instance the injured parties, and Justice
should be done them. He wa. happy to
say, that from all that appeared, the Ane.
ricans had conducted themselves ia thi.
unpleasant affair with prudence and dis.
erection; and any violence that had been
manifested by them was only in their own
defence. Hes concluded by exhor,ing them
on all future occasions 10 ACT with pru
dence and due fcrbearancs, and they would
be sure TO meet with the same respect
ard protection from the laws as British
subjects.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30
CHARLESTON, July Is.

Cun-Rsas No. 8, Lieutenant IzARp, arrived
Yesterday morning. in ~ days from Gibraltar.
Having completely adjusted our differences with
all The Barbary powers. the Uniied State, armed
vessels have been ordered to quiz their station in
the Mediterranean, and return to America.
The following sqaadron sailed from Gibraltar
on the oh June, for rhe United States.
Frigafe Esmx, Commodore Reosss.
Brig F;xen. Captain Cox.
Bomb ketch Sciifye, Lieutenant HUNT.
Bomb ketch Yetseanee, Lieutenant Sy1rES
Gutter H@nsf, Lieutenant CnASE
Gan. Boat No. 2. Lieutenant lizard.
No. 3. Lieutenant M'CaATm
No 4. Lieutenant HAxLKy.
No S, Lieutenant HAaRIsoN.
No 3, Lieutenant LIvRENcs,
No ., Lieutenant HHpou
No g. Lieaenant ELsEer.
No. 10. Lieutenant SIScLhrn.
Corinodore koceao parted company lhs
night after sailing. leaving The rqaadron under
charge OF capt. Cox Of the Yixca Lieut.. L.
AsD lost sight of the lesf on The 7th of June, lar.
81, -. long IS. All the Gun Boats are ordered
for this port.
The btigs Itgus. Lieuenant Hull, and Sy.
ren, Lieutenant SNiTp; sailed from Gibraltar.
for Norfolk, on the 81 June
The friga,e Co'i;,ifafior, capt. CAMPBELL was
lef, a, Gibraltar, where she was to remain for
some time. The Ndniias. Lieut., EVANS, was
going in when the squadron sailed The En-.
fe,brise sch'r. lieu'. PoETsR, had been sent to
Tripsh with dispatches.
The brig Hornet, Capt DsNr, arrived at Ci-
bral.ar on the LIST Of June. from l. Orient and
sailed on the Sd for Malaga.
No political intelligence Of any consequence js
received by the arrival Of No :? The iittls for.
trcss Of GoeG. near Naples. sill he'd out, and
The garrison under command ofthe gallant Prince
HSsse, bid defiance to the French aYruv p..l.
IN NAV. an attempt was made TO bomba,d frgf,
sea. For this purpose the French solleeied a.
fleet Of one soop of war, two brigs, and five
gun boats--lhsse were fallen in with in the
night by tine British frgate Syrins, Of 36 guns,
who Immediately attacked tbsn,--the sloop II
war sustained sharp con'esr bot was Compel
ed TO sirikc-,he rest Of the squadron made Cd.
he frigate with her prize had arrived az Malta
both vessels were mnch shattered.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.

Extract ola letter from the gentensn
TO whom The marquis de Casa Yru-
JOS letter was addressed (and which
was published by colonel SMITH, to a
friend in mis- city.
STA,
I" Twas nota little surprised, as well as
displeas-d, at the appearance in the pub
tic prints, Of the Mssquis dc Casa, Yrujo's