Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-24

.,,Gse Of the MEsidippi, if amp part Of Louis.
sna lies caitwardiy of thar river; for the S 9TH.
.,o boundary Of the United Sta.es, which iepa-
,ates them from the northera froatser of the Spa
min provinces Of the Flosidas, from The Mlalliip.
n 10 the Atlantic OCEAN,, has been long lnee
defined with preciilon.'
m Blu. nor so possessed, as Louisiana !;
nor :. fuch as IT, Louifana) s. hould re after
,he treaties fabfequeatly entered in Q" that is,
iubfsquen.ly 10 the imc that Fraase polsiied it,
" between SPAN and other States, :"
(eJ Mr.. j. Randolph opealy used the fellow
ing language few days Ence, il The Legislature
Of the Inion.. ssWRea the nation anxi2usly de.
nsnss the rsfuls Of your deliberations, oubsng
your heads and bluh TO tell, yon are afraid TO
fell. Your mouths are Theoretically sealed.
Your honor has received a wound. which mutt
ror take ar. Genliemeu daf. not come forward
aud ayow their work, much lsls TO detea5 il, in
the pssicuce of the nation" Let thcm'' 1.-THE
Exssusiscl ceme fofwsrdto the Legislature. Let
rs see, While We feel, that leit handed, inyi6bic
;frefponG5ie influence, which de6es the touch out
pefyad.s ana decides every thing 6 Let
thsan.a continued Mr.. Randolph. "tske OF the
in,Sntiion Of frerccy-they dare no,--~they are
s,hsmed add afraid to d. IL: they dare not come
ous, and tciishe nation what they have Done
ffl MI. ). Clay ohlsrysd upon this oScaii5n,
onfhe 5or.oF Congrels, thar he d hsen ,nduc.
es to vote tor the appropriation CT sws millions
OF dollars, 10 conie9uence of shs ins;matioa given
by the government of France, that hofSisities
nna take place with the United States, pniels.
iurh appropriation were made !
(gl Nhe6 we talk of many ~ ions of dollars.
she mind does nor readily comprehend the value
OF the FUN. But if yoar Adolf and Immaculate
Hsgosia,af, Mr.. Arnfroug. fhoaid esr>i The
pm dsased by eur aalninif ration. we ehal pay
"a The whole upwards OF 40 tons Cor about 500
waggon loads, OF Glser, on our newly proj.ttsd
nITitoIial fp.rulstion.
KINGSTON, GAM March a2.
a The Success friga,e. of % guns, captain
Ayscongh, sailed on Wednesday,, for Ia,
siitax.
sass A very exsraordinary and somewhat
mysterious circumstance has occurred here
and excited considerable curiosity, not un~
attended with anxiety. A woman who
represented herself as ths.widow cs a capt.
Watson. and pleaded great distress, applied
10 captain Morse of the brig Nope, of Phi.
lsdelpaia, for passage for herself and fe-
male child, about Elk years old, TO this
island. which was given gra.uisously.
Is " THIS vessel having been boarded and
Iundereo by French fellucca near Turks
Island, the woman with herschilo went on
| board another American schooner from
which she threw the child iaso the sea,
whence ityas taken nearly suffocste5. She
again threw the child overheard and it was
! again picked up. They were at length
brought iato Port Morant, and passage
was taken for them in plantan boat
coming to this port. They had been bur
Q very short time on board when the wo
man schedule child in her arms, plunged
into the sea. Humanity was again exer,ed,
and with effect; they were preserved. --
The child says that the woman is not her
mother, but tina. she is the daughte, of a
Mr.. Smith. carpenter In Phlladrlphia,
and was clandestinely stolen from her pa
rents
t" lathe present state of business, no.
thing further should be said; the woman
is now tea i'll 70 undergo an examination,
and, un,ilthat takes place, it would look
too much Ike preiudiceto give any opinion
asto herguilt or Innocence whether inn
PEELED by mental arrangement. or innate de-
Bprasisy may appear hereafter"