Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
aIgralroria DajIp aoDerttser.
WEDNESDAY,, SEprEMBER as.

ItktdltottS s''vS 4S'- v'''e~S
WEDNESDAY, SErrEMBER 20.
MARRIED, last evening, by the Rev Dr..
Mar Mr.. CHARLES w. ScoTT, TO Mrs. Elk
.,arrH BEADLg-both of this town.
From the Bal. Federal Gazette, Of Ssht. %.
The editors Of the Federal Gazette were
,bis aorniog favored with the following
article, which, consiIsSag the ofhciai
chsonslihrough which il is derived, they
view as highly au!hensiis, and as putting
the question Of peace between England
aud France beyond all doubt: -
8ya Letter from the American. consul
Nants, dated August 1st, Il Is stated,
tha the prelimiir riies e 4bsace bet1oeer:
i ENGLAND and Franc lad been Sgasd, aud
a conss qosnce, that all nsutral :essels
were permlNsd 50 clear our fofS hsltssh
ports.
The Boston Palladium, of the 10th instant,
announces that lie ship eve brothers, Capt.
Candies, with the Tunlslan Ambassador and
suite, was to sail that day for Te1ns- eather
4 perlaar'ns. s.
TIE markets of Comona, Barcelona and
La Guira arascomplctely glutted with all kinds
OF supplies, by reason of The vast important
ons from St. Thomas and other islands. The
opening tee ports had The immediate effect of
csprsssings the price of goods imported there,
nd Of raisingsth price of their own produce.
theSpanish merchants entertain the idea that
lnathe ports are opened TO all neutrals, thew
WY IN short time, be able to,get goods tor
hriY nothing and the =. ! governed IN their
Purchases by this heGet-Stasy buy no goods
except at a price farbelow What they hair been
Grastoned to give. - ~ ~. ! !, -
The Journal du Com IncrCe oe the 18th Of
!uIy mentions, as = osettEEsr eI reu instance in
us annals OF French jurGp plde c., ltnat a suit
say had occupied for two days the lite. ltson
aatribunal of Corr chonal Police, In Ii
MI Cox Barnet American Consul at Ha.
~ vas plaintiff and Mr.. OsMealy, an Anne
n@ merchant, defendant. The former ac-
used the latter with having publicly assaulted
:, Inn by giving him "a slap on the face, and laid
ls damages at $500 francs. The defendant
ound guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine
:, woo francs, 500 oswhiS to be distributed
sthe poor. ,,sR
circulars of the less of the schooner Patty,
Captain Gerc, from Chaiieston. for Saint
Mary's. = ~
On the alst of august, being in sight of
y Ssr port of destination, the wind came or
! a0s fresh at n. w. and In L s4co,
asaand the next day the galerf
fe driven into the t,nlph,
pring very hard sprung a zoruer to
tSnten her they threw oycrsuoh heavy articles
Ewere upon deck, and at last were compelled
Pcus away both the masts. The leak increa-
ms all hands were employed at the pumps,
ftin bailing with buckets, 81. But notwith-
kading every exertio1 w,,5 made siie sunk
put 4 o'clock p. M. onstheA 22d oisAugnst.
hen the vessel went down. there were ls
Ersons on board, all of whom after great ex-
hons, and many sshair-breadth escapes sue
eded In getting into small boat excepting
Miss Maria Osborn, of st. Mary's, who
unfortunately drowned. Among those on
hrd the boat, were four ladies, viz. Mrs. Paris
Mrs. Durham, both very aged ladies j
Gere, wifeof the captain, and Miss Eli