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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-08
By GEORGE ". p. CUSTIS Esa.
e. arlington iIoase, IN The Disnzct Ct ca.
lum6ie.

AT time ~ien the energies of the IA.
ton seem awakened to the ssale of cur fe.
reign and domestic concerns, &c conceive
that the important Interests oisAgr:culture
and Manufactures should meet with d consi-
der=bIe si,are OF the pubic eliscussicD. Ger,
tain it is, that at 10 period Of cur political
hissory could these national subjects excite
mole interest or be more properly urged 10
the notice of the publib mind. The unsettled
and impending appearance CT orr foreign al.
fairs and the present distuf pcd esatc. ui ms
European world renders it aoubiy necessary
for the citizens of AMERICA to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby they
may derive those resources which are Iow
obtained from abroad and create wealth ard
industry within themseses. Too long have
these important and patriotic interests been
neglected. The ration now feels their want,
and We trust will duly provide for their SIR
port Government, hitherto engaged in other
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
institutions, wnlch will preserve tie nations
dignity and promote Inc peoples welfare.
OF the naerits Of the little work ws are
about to issue TO the public, 1t i pot our Efos
viace to decide, but of the advantages to he
derived from it's sale We would beg leave ia
say every thing which ,iisinterested exertion
in the cause Of Domestic Manufacture Justly
demards--.And as the profits of this works
after the expences of publication are paid,
viii be solely devoted to the purposes OF tbs
Arlington Institution, we may hope and cons
f.enty expect liberal patronage from 9
DISCERNING and patriotic community.
EDITOR.
t.. Prin'sss il the z. States 7WN tt.ease 70
give rhis rdyer:isemen: an inaetttou IN Mtfr
RESTRICTS. haters, and xuch Us demand IL gsig
Be tai3 ct ttss q6icr.' Booksellers snhtbed ex
I5era ser-ms, and III orders will &c hunctuaAs
afteade! 10.
AieA 18th tire, 1903.
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l. 1t shall be printed on fine paper, in two
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon q
beautiful type, called non ?areii, cast Tor
the purpose, by Messrs. Binney and NO
MADISON. This type, although small, Isl oy
its neatness and elegance, extremely CRATE
iul to the eyes. The work will issue from
the press of T. and G.. Palmer, who have
already been so,eminently distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in their
profession, and thorough knowledge OF
tie French and English languages.
II. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, five dollars, to oe
paid on the delivery of the whole work. by
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
y first volume before the second, It may Dc
received upon paving the full amount o.
the subscription for both volumes.
- Subscriptions received ~ =.
GRAY.
Ma, 90.
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FArx II IIExAsopIA, Ju!y Ath, 1903.

FArS # .6LExAsDpIA. Ju'y Ath, 1903.
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the Stock.
IN holders OF the Bank of Alexandra,
hat dividend of three and half per cent.
on the Capital Stock of said Bark for the
hasf year ending this day, is declared, snl
will be ready to be paid to them on Thursday
next tie 7th inst.
BY order Of the President and Dircctos.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier
SW
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Sales at Nndue.

On e very Tuesday and Friday,
IyILL BE SOLD
AT tb { vendue Store, corner of Prince and
Water streets.
II ? arixty of Dry Goods, Groceries, CSC.
P articulars of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day--All kinds of goods
which arc on linitation and the prices OF
VIII ich are established, can at any time be
viewed and purchased at the lowest limitation
ana prices.
P. G. Marstcller, v. NJ.
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icA, 18th tine, 1903.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-08
Mars.
John G.. LADD,

Has FOR SALE,
80 bales German Linens, COMMIT
ing OF brown and white Rolls, Aaxen osha,
burghs, hempen T;cklenburghs, burlaps' aus
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
80 bags of black Pepper o. the sess 4ss"-
lily, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
20 hhds Molasses
l pipe port Wine
10 do Holland Gin
60. French Brandy
7 do jamaica Spirits:
A quantity Of soal Leather, Shoes, 'eper
macit and Tallow Candies, Cheese, &c nc.
April 7.
FOR Sale. ny
LEWIS DEBLOlS
!. 1t his Store, near Col. Ramsay's svhart,
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
casks IS
s New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
:rels
Molasses, in hogsheads
Z Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears,
in barrels
Cheese IA
Cider Vinegar, in hogsheads and pipes
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BIZ N. G. DUFlEF,

.dNhor Of Nature Displayed in her mode q
Teaching lansaage to man, atthed 70 "e
French language, &c.
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Potomac Contrary.

THE Stockholdersin the Potomac Compa-
ny are hereby notified, that an annual meet
ing of the said Company VIII be held, ac-
corling to Jay, at Gads5y's tavern, in Alex
s.dria, on MONDAY, the first day of Au-
gust next, when the proceedings oftbe Board
Of Directors, with sketch ofthe Treasures
receipts and disbursements SINCE the last gee
neral meeting, will be submitted to their COZ
sderation.
BY order Of the Board,
Joieph Carleton,
TREASURER. !
George Town, July 9. dtlstAas
nPrinting in its various branchse
neatly executed at this office
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-08

The FIRST book OF anauon Is the dictionary
of their own language.
aa VOLNEY.
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JUST RECEIVED,

Ind for sale By ROBERT GR.aY,
A few copies Browns Dlctl-.
,onary of the BI3LE, 2 vols. octave. orna-
mented with Plates. Price dollars, bound
and lettered.
Julv %
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mo. 221g.
WILL BE PUBLISHED
INA PAMPHLET AT THIS OFFICE IRA
SHORT TIME,
AN ADDRESS

TO THE
PEOPLE or THE u. S7.47ES,
ON THE IMPORTANCE OF EwcoURAe1rs
e DOMESTIC MIMI
4AcIURES:
Tending to shew tina, by 2 due encourages
ment of these essential interests, the na-
ton will be rendered. mere respcc-
table abroad and more prosper
Gus at home.
TosETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
The improvements ~ oi.esp at DR.
!.nsieu,
The native Sheep OF Smiths Island, and the
/, 4l.@ proposed Of extending this valuable
race OF a.il1lais ior the benefit Of the
souutgy ct .arSe:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-08
FOR s.ALE.

FOR SALE.
A likely young NEGRO WOMAN, with
her FIRST child Terms cash. She will ast
be sold out of the neighborhood.
Enquire a. the Printfs.
July :. tt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-06
CON G. r EeS S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, DEC 10.
DEBATE.

On the BIZ from, the .senafejor making ap.
preparation for building an aeaitf0not
nrmber Of gan boats for tie Protecti0'1
Of our ports and dar6ers.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-29

The Stages South Of Alenanarla
I'M the first of October next the Maj
~ Stage will commence running as iol-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg IN
Virginia
Will leave Alexandria every day at 6
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Dumiries
by in the morning --Lease Dumirles at
AMI arrive at Fredericksburg by Il Is IN the
rnoruinga-Lcasc fredericksburg It y tnoohl
and arrive at Richmond the next morning by
Leave Richmond at 6 ~ and arrive at
Petersburg by III i-c ii the morning.
! Returning, will leave Petersburg every
dav at Is l.a P. A.. and arrive at Alexandria
in the same time. This stage.will earry no
more than 2 passengers on any account "has-
ever, and not more than ID. OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accsmn odation Stage between Alex
anaria and Petersburg will also commence
ru0ninp at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun
DAYS and will travel only in the day time
On this line it is the intention OF the owners
70 study the wishes and the convenience OF
| ,ssseneers Still, however, regard must be
had 10 time-Going south from Alexandra
thew win breakfast q, Occoquan, dire at stai-
ford COURTHOUSE, and lodge at Frederlcks-
burg--The next day will breakfast at the
bowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
| at Richmond. And OH the third Gay WAl
breakfast at the Half Way house and dine az
Petersburg.
Returning, will dine at the Halfway house
| and lodoe at Richmond. Early in the morn
inc, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
(,reen, aud lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast at Stafford court house.
/ dine a: Occoquan, and locge at Alexandra
The owners on this line too, have to re-
cues, that passengers viii be as moderate as
possible in the quantity of their baggage as :
any thing more than small trunk or pafecl
! which will SO within the body OF the stays
will be an extra charge
The P1opraet0rs.
| August "a.
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+ he oubscriber

INFORMS The PUBLIC,
That he mauufactures and has for safe, at his
shoh on the corner 81 Fairfa1 and Frtnce.
Streeti--
STILLS Of different 1izes-
COPPER and BRASS KETTLES of all
sizes-A general assortment Of TIN WARE
land like Use executes all kinds of BLACK
SMITH WORK.
For Sale or Rent,
A two story Brick House, at the lower end
Of Primce-street, In good situation for busi-
ness and calculated to accommodate family.
TO LEASE,
ON GROUND RENT FOR EVER,
Sixty two feet of Ground, at the upper-end
of King-strsat-s feet Oh Royal-sneet, be-
tween Prince and Dukv-streets.
The highest price given for old copper,
Brass, Lead and Pewter--and all kinds OF
Copper and Grass work repaired.
George M'Munn.
AurISt 2S d3m
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.I2 kecssucd from Bottom,

MOULD CANDLES III boxes
Soap III do.
Noya-Scotia smoaksd Hcrrings IN do
A good assortment OF mems coarse Shoes
Boys coarse and hne do.
,Womens' lined and bound Leather 90.
Misses ana chi!drens' do. do.
Stirling and Bride Leather for saddlery
Sma,l cut lacks for DO.
Wax Cals-Skins and Bootlegs
Esssnlc Of Spruce in pots, With directions
Tor making the beer.
Bottled Cider in boxes, two years old and
Very excellent.
Ner England Cheese uncommonly good
Tongues and Sounds in kegs
Picking Vinegar
Tamarinds--antl variety of other articles
on hand--all o. which will be sold low.
Thomas Patten.
August IS. es6t
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Notice IS hereby Given,

THAT the subscriber of Alexandria coun-
/ ty in the district of Celhmbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans court OF said county, let
tiers of administration with the will annexed,
upon the estate Of MIR. SAMUEL CRAZE, late
of the county aforesaid, merchant, decd !;
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber Oh
or before the 9th day Of September next OF
they may by law be excluded from all benefii
to said estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this ninth day 0,
March, 1903.
John @. Laid. .
Adnn,lstrator, with the zviH a7f1eref
Of Sans@sl Craig, deceased
August ees"
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Dolls. $4,000
!, $4,000
ti6s Prizes-amountins 80
lsc2 Blank s-Sum raised
incl,fl;nm .xnrace.

From the above Scheme, it appesrs that
there are less than two blanks 10 a prize, and
Mat the prizes arc to be paid sYitaoat dedae--
Non
The drawing will positively commence on
TIE Oath Of next month, and viii be complet-
cd in ten weeks. TfckETs att 50 cents
for sale at r. CRAFTS Book SfoRE, where
the drawing OF all tickets sold By hlm waii %
examined free Of cxpeacc. Prizes IN the last
New YORK Lottery taken IN payment Tor tlcS-
cts in this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
ing the cash lpost-psidl will be Puncsusily
attended to, md early information gwen o.
their fate.
July Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-29
VOL VIII.
Sales at Ksndue.

On every Tuesday and Friday,
- Will BIZ SOLD
4, the Ycndue Store, corner ct Prince and
Water streets.
xvsrsssy Of Dry Goods, Grocsries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed in.
che bills OF the day--All kinds OF goods.
wh;eb arr on limitation and the prices OF
wh;ca are established, can at any time be
,awsd and purchased at the lowest limitation
anu prices.
P. G. Marstciler, V. NJ.
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Scheme of a Lottery,

For the purpose Of raising sum OF money to
aid the funds OF the Charitable Aa's'le SO.
s,f,, IF E,,lffwore
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+ - a - I.
rRRENs ONLY SON,
5000 CAPTAIN MCPHERSON
VIII be ready to receive cargo IN 'e"
days. For freight or passage apply to
Lawrafon and Fowle:
mo haye landing from said BRIG and jor safe,
400 casks Lime,
$4,000 feet merchandise Lumber,
60 barrels Mackarel.
10 do. Tanners Oil,
70 kegs Picked Lobsters,
10 do. Salmon.
nv STORE,
Holland Gin, of superior favor
Cognac aud Rochelle Brandy,
Retailing Molasses,
Ditto Muscovado Sugar,
Mould Candles,
Brown Soap,
Chocolate,
5000 lbs. sumatra Pepper,
200 sacks Blown Salt,
Young Hyson Tea,
Russia and Ravens Duck,
2 cases Straw Bonnets,
9 do Cotton Cards, assorted,
$50 casks White Lead, different sizes,
1900 sides Rcd Seal Leather,
.fL5O,
Two bales of Plains, and two do of Kendall
Cct,ons, that will be sold on very liberal
terms.
August IS. 2nW5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
g1rRAcT OF a
REPORT.

MADE tn a fterson, a!thoinfedt 10 enquire i,rto
the Jacks, TftafOet 10 The late degreSsions.
and hostile aSsem6iase IF Indians on, me
Frontier Of Tennessee. ~
On Monday the Cd inst. proceeded ON nv
ronte from Dover to The uroutli of Duck rirer.
AMI at Richland creek had conversation
with Famous Mortimore, the man who owned
and had command Ct the 5Sas -vgI:S;i K '; as
fred on by the Indians: Mr.. Mortimore is in
telligent. and think, man of veracity he
stated that on the third of April. ten miles
above the mouth of Duck River the attack
was made on the boat by the Indians from
the north side of Tennessee seven men
were in the boat, out of which number two
were Killed ard three wounded the third
man, who it was said, died of the wounds he
received, is now on the recovery and out Of
danger. The Indians kept up Constant fire
until the boat was out of reach. .Thoy then
manned perogue and pursued abou, 80
miles, but discovering they could not over
take the boat, hasled in: Mr.. Mortimore
further states, that on thetwenty-third of A
pril, Levi Colbert came down tie Tennessee
tocarry UP the boat, and Informed him. tia AZ
80 or 40 miles above the mouth Of Duck river.
he saw the party of Greeks, thirteen in npn
Der, who had made the attack on the boat.
and told them he was going for the boat thew
had fred on (; they at first denied it, but a
Cherokee, one of the party, acknowledged II.
They then confessed, observing they had not
been satisfied that one Write man and two
Indians had been killed, they had now killed
one too many, but were not yet satisfied
Colbert was lately in the Greek nation, the
Chief said, he wished peace, and would not
go towgr with the white people, ualess Bo-
naparte did !; that the party who made the
attack on the boat had not livedin the nation
for ten years, and the attack was unautho-
rised by the nation. From Rich!and creek
directed my Course fo the mouth Of Duck
r'yerj and proceeded up that river 70 the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
TROY, May 81.
Destroy che Worms on YOU, l6s1. r.... =

"" ~ enc W0rmls oH.pou ARble Trees
!, The re-appearance Of those armies Of ca,e-,;,,
lars wirich infested, and even DESTROYED ca m
OF our fruIt trees last summer, have this year IN.
aui R. me 10 make the following experiment: = !,
E.'eri'', ne y, yonNg apple tree. at the b.
'urcaton OF the FIRST limb, 1 made. mo,iIJnc ar
Gay mortar (sbout IA days ago)-On the ti5;rs
day 1 observed unusual coImoton nf e', ne.
worms and that they appeared WEI 800; .'e
ed, and their bright colour much dinnsl,ed an
pearing OF a foxy brown. Some oftleni .,ttannt.
'1g 70 descend, when they came 10 thenroiec.;r,,
OF the clay, fell to the, ground Others J9b;oS
suppose had fdicn, had reascendec to Mr.,
oue could not or would rot pass It. tho,.s thS,
appeared perfectly restored to their colon my n3
size. On the 5th day I observed that their , e4.
cFements, which before had seemingly filledvS.
nest had disappeared. On the 7th day the ne'.
mad also disappeared, and the worms llnSjt gone,
except some dead ones, and .afcw small ernaciat.
ed ones, which were scarcefy:abFe to move ON
the 9Th, the clay being very dry, some fresh look.
ing worms had made a lodgment Oh theclay, and
formed new web over it. These disflaced
and gave the moulding coat offresh mud. TbeV
are now entirely gone. ". 80 80 -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

. a TEENFlON THE Rheims Sp Iuxtos
A& VonUNrEERs are hereby summoned TO at
tend on their rcual parade ground, near Crairss'
o'ace, on MONDAY rext the fourth day of July,
IN complete unlfornr-arms and acco,rtrer1ente
IN good order; with II rounds of blank cart-;sgI
es, precisely at the hour of nine o'clock 4 No
1t BENG the Anniversary Of American Jnds.
Pendence, it is trusted, that parents guardians;
and others, under whose protection the members
OF thus corps may be, will encourage their punc.
tual attendance -
RICHARD BOOKER, Captain.
Richmond, July L. lis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
LAND FoR SALE a.. e-

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-On Ca.
turday the l6th day Of the present month
july will be exposed to sale TO the highest bid
der for ready money at the front door of GoochZ
,and Court.Bouse, the tract of LAND. whereas,
Edward Boiling at present resides living On,
James River III The county of GoochlanJ sho,,t
three niles above the Court House, cont a;nn,s
byestimation about e;ght-bdndred acres. he tas.
same more or less on so rDtcl,of the said tract
as shall be sufficient TO discharge tle balance os
bond OF fourteen hundred and sixteen dollars
due the l5t day Of November last: executed bv
said B1llingto Frederick Harris and secured ~
adeed OF trust on said Land, executed l,v cid
Boiling 10 the undersigned trustees, bear;no dst
tie Cd day of June, 1907, and recorded IN the
county court of Coochand. The said bond 10
credi> on the 10th of February, 1908. bv nipe,
" seven dollars and ten cents, and on the 3otb of
April 1903, by one hundred and fifty.fve dollar.
and twenty-nine cents. A sufTiciency of tl,e Ga
land will D. soIdin pursuance of the sid dccd
of trust, To discharge the balance of said bond
together with ell interestdo thereon, and thi
costs OF recording sad deed, and the exoence Of
carrying tse same into eject by
W{ILIA1L EILLS.C,1 ~.
JCSE$H SXELT2M. Irrsfees'
Jay l.. Cess,T J. So,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
LONDON, May s.
I1IPERL.dL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAYS.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

nocS6 or LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY s,
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
Lord Grenville said, there was a subject Of
Importance, of which he had given general
notice previous the recess, he meant an adj
dress to his Majesty to suspend the operation
OF the orders in council. Rumours. however
founded he knew not, had gone abroad, that it
was the intention of his majesty's govern.
ment to recall them, in consequence of the
pleasing hope that ou- relations with the u.
States of America would be restored to their
former amicable intercourse. If such was
the fact, he congratulated the country, and
was much more anxious that the revocation
of the orders in council should proceed from
tie voluntary act of the Kings government
than by any motion of his. However If M
such intention should be manifested, by the
conclusion of the present month, ne pledged
himself to submit TO their lordships the bro
priety Of addressing his majesty for their re.
peal.
Lord Hawkesbury rose for tile purpose Of
guarding against any Inference Which his 81
lence might encourage, with respect 20 the
rumour OF repeal TO which the noble baron
sllluded at the same time that hc felt IL Ms
duty not to make single observation on the
state OK our relations with America-Ad.
journed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
From the Raltiuore A,n :.y Sumo 81.

In asudden squall on Saturday last, the 18Th
inst. at O'Clock in the morning, gun boat, No.
s, was upset off Hollands Island and sunk i'm.
mediatey The purser's steward and two ma
rihes were drowned. The Commandast, mid
sinpman, and remainder of the crew were taken
up by capt Schuneman, of tho schooner Veto,
rry winch vessel was in sight, when the accident
happened, and in which they arrived at this sort
yesterday. This must be the same sauaY which
upset the Norfolk Packet, capt Ferguson, as
both accidents happened on the same day and
at the same hour in the morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

The American schooner Hone. of New.vorl
capt. VIM. Paul Jones, which we mentioned as
having been sent into Falmouth, with Monsieur
Boyer and French dispatches ON board, has been
condemned for carrying such contrabanti articles
and the contemplation has extended to the pi
yeraclty This captain w, p. Iones, we are
told, is iieutenant. in the American navy, and
a nephew to that celebrated seaman in tho Anne.
rican war, whose name ne bears. ,Londoa saSsy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
Late from the Mediterranean.

A vessel in a short passage from GibraI-
tar, mas arrived at Sewb,iry porr by ner a
letter, dated May 8. is received in this CITY,
Which says. The Spaniarcls have at lenpfh
commenced their condennations under the
Milan Decree. Several Vessels at Aleesiras
have already met their fate tits eported.
that Bonaparte has entered Madrid, that
The RcTai family of Spain arc iii oiose con-
hnement, and that one hundred thousand
French troops are no,y in Spain. ,.r-
The same letter says, the, AIgerines are
said, to be out, but against whom is not
known.
BY the above arrival, dispatches for the
Secretary of State, from Consul Gavino. ar
Gibraltar, have been received and forward-
ed to Washington
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
Cork. MAY II.

1t may be presumed from some observat;L
6ns between Lords Grenviile and Hawkes.
bury, in the house Of Lords, on Thursday
respecting the orders in council, that hopes
are entertained of an amicable termination nc
our differences with America. Lord Gren-
vile limited at an intended concession OF those,
orders by the government 10 consequence of
the expectationof satisfactory arrangements
With the American government Lord
Uawesbury would not admit the fact of anv
such intention OF the part Of government as
the revocation Of the orders, but he did moi,
discredit the other presumption. We do most
sincerely hope that good understanding may
be resumed between these Kingdoms and A.
merica: but we must confess, and we re-
yret to do so, that we do not expect that p.
vent viii result from any friendly dispositi-
on OF America towards us. Compelled to
make an election between the United I'm
pire and France she will, in all bro5aIdIitr
IN consideration of her commercial inter,
ests, prefer the former; but there have been