Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
NEW YORK, Auou,t /,

bonoomo"l1sch, mas lately announcer
execution Of a grand musical piece ny y
the title Of Klobst0ck's Battle Of Nv s''
This production, according 10 adv.. maa
ment, must be truly prodigious. s,s *
thousands ospessons will be reqair.ds !
its representation, and the theatre i.,s
an open country, with, weeds, mead y
&c. The most cofioss part, however I ~,
consis. in an in.erlude from msdern AIM. ~
in which a grea, number Of cannon :
small arms will form the bass. ami l =
which purpose NJ. Bohdomowjsseh p,,, ~
requests the assistance of musical arm
men and canaeneerss ~
On Wednesday morning last, the h,.
ofayoueg man gen,eely dressed. was fo0n E
dead Oh the shore at Whechawk, Geo, ~
monument Of general Hamilton. Inf.
sa,iop was Immediately giysnio he eo,o W.
ner, and the body was conveyed TO he ~.
Of jersey, where an inquest was held -
ga examination, it appeared that he had
shot himself thsough the bead with bin
from large horse pia,ci, which tore ca
par, ofhls ear. His name was 7. A. ge,.
TEL, foreigner about the age Of 20 years
Two letters were found in his pocket, On.
addressed to the person who might had HI,
body, the other to gentleman a. Brook.
lyn. In these]e.'e1s he siguiaes his ip,er.
ton OF destroying kimself-that he W.,
tired Of his liie-.nd could no, bear h.
idea Of his beloved (whorn BE- styles h,
Matildal being 10 the arms Of sao.her-.
ID one CT the letters is his will bequss!h
ing TWO shirds Ct his property TO Ma.ild,
and the remainder to the family of the p.r.
tlemap above named. The letters are da,.
ed the s?'h uls. and il is supposed he per.
pesra,ed the horrid deed on thai day. On
Monday afternoon he was seer ncar the
monumsns with book o his hand aad an
being observed, drew his hat ovrr-his eye,
Iae back was found on the ground by hi,
sidt, ard was $. The Sorrows of yYertes,,
II lay cpun at the place where Wenst
writes 10 Cbatlstie-
They are loaded--tte clock strikes .gyelvs
II go Charlshe, Charlotte Farewell!
-ts FAREWELL"
That and several o,hsr passage. 10 til.
book, corresponding with his Unhappy 81.
-taa'ioa, were marked by him wih sptr.
BALTIMORE, august I.
Arrived schooner Amazon. phllipa, ~
days from ST. Thomas. Left brig ---,
Lswson; schooner -----, Nelsun, for Phi.
ladeIPhia, TO sail next day; schooner Z.
wander, SoTges, for do and several others
psmes uaknown. Saw l2 or IL sail stand.
ing into the Capes, when he came 10; s'w
one OF The British ships boskded BY a big,
which proved TO bs a, govefnmen ut brig /;
they both came TITO the Capes togethsr;
the ship afterwards g5t under w,lgh and
weas our 'he7b' g remained.
Also Schooner Merchant, Bigby, II
days froSa Havana. Left big Eiiza Vic.
kers, Cor Baltimore Id days; schooner
~sSsfy, Aimlda, OF do. jasi arrived sod
sevefal others. Came ia,o the Capeswth
The & mazsn
Also ship Olive, ceGo, es days from
Liverpool.
.-Aassnsf2.
Arrived brig J,ssph, Pierce, SO days
s%om Lisbon. In Lar. SO So, long. Il,
spoke an English brig srcm Newfoundland
tor Lisban. jars S, FIJI in with Acct Of
merchantmen, of 36 sail was boarded by
the convoy ship and detained 2 hours. Ju.
~ 10. Lar 40, lorg, 6a SO. spoke brig Ii
bersy, M'Cobb. IS days from Demersra,
tor Boston. f7,h, lat. SO, spoke New.
-bsdford ship, from Baltimore for BOr'
draax, s days oas. 10 h. LAT. SO, 4e, long.
$3.50, spake brig Henry, M CoI!es, from
Portland for Guadaloupc. 22d, schooner
Betsy, Green, from Boston for Savannah
% lar 40 az lnrn "a .y.e L,,uoht 10