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FOR SALE,

10000 Lines,
Capers, Olives, and A%nchovies,
Loaf, Lump and brown Sugar,
Tea 81 Indifferent kinds,
Coffee, Pepper, and Allspice,
China, Queens-ware, Class, sc.
Soap and Candles.
Frederick Koones.
September S. ct
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SAMUEL

ResfecyANy ia.forms his Customers and tie
Public,
THAT he has removed from his former
stand on Fairfax-street, to the store next to
the Washington tavern on King-street, where
he has for sale, a good assortment Ct SHOES
OF the best quality.
9th month, 9Th.
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Charitable Marine Society Lottery.
The drawing begins this-day:-First drawn
blank entitled to zwo Hundred Dollars.
RORFRT GRAY.

BOOKSELLER M sTKTIoNER, KING-sTREET,
HAVING made a purchase OF a number
i Of TIcKETs in the above Lottery, of
fers them for sale, in whole, half, or quarters
until further notice, at the following rate.
Whole Tickets, S575
Half do. 8 90
Quarter do. SO
The price will be regulated as the drawing
proceeds by the state of the wheel, mforma-
ton Of which will be given at any time, by.
applying as above
Warranted undrawn tickets will be ex-
changed for prizes, or the highest price in
cash given for prizes as soon as drawn. All
tickeis sold by r. GRAY, will be examined,
and eyert Information respecting the Lottery
given withoutscharge.
August %.
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FOR SALE,

ITO be taken OIL Of .AeEandria)
HARRY, a young fellow about % years. Q
age, strong and healthy. If not sold IN tw
days, will dispose Of him at yendue.
Apply 70
benjamin Dulany.
IN Columbus-strect, Alexandra,
Septembe- S. .
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FOR BOSTON,
IA The BRIG
nkNA ONLY son,
~ cAprArs N-1cknasos;
Will be ready to receive a cargo IN a few
days. For freight or passage apply to
Lawrafon and Fowle:
Wza have landing from said Brig, end for sale,
$50 casks Lime,
$4,000 fret merchantable Lumber,
60 barrels Mackarel.
10 do. Tanners Oil,
70 kegs Picked HOLSTERS,
10 do. Salmon.
IN STORE,
Holland Gin, Of a superior havors
Cognac and Rochelle Brandy,
Retailing Moiasses,
Ditto Muscovado Sugar,
Mould Candles,
Brown Soap,
Chocolate, E@at
5000 lbs. Sumatra Pepper,
zoo sacks Blown Salt,
Young Hyson Tea,
Russia and Ravens Duck,
2 cases Straw Bonnets,
@ do. Cotton Cards, assorted,
$50 casks Wine Lead, different sizes,
1900 sides Red Sos, Leather,
.dLSC.
Two bales Of Plains, and two do. OF Kendall
Cottons, that viii be sold on very liberal
terms.
August g. 2awSw
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Scheme OF a Lottery,
Yorthe purpose Of raising a am OF money to
sa ibe funds Of the Charitable Marlne So
s.s,..a Ba1;wore.
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SAILS Ct Ksraas.
Tuesday ard FRIDAY,

~ every Tuesday ara FTiuay,
wfLL Be SOLD
!. yenduc Store, corner OF ffihce aus
= 5 Water streets.
: ysy;tsy ef Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
n .;.,,l.rs Of which will be expressed IN
,als of the day-all kinds sof goods
fss a's sye on limitation and the prices OF
vs.s are established, can at any time be
ylsa ana purchased at the lowest Limitation
NAP p G.. MarStcller. VI. nj.
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C2pRnaAcEN, January 49,

GrPRNRACEN, JaAu"fg i'' :
[. aDnears that as early as the nonih o.
yoly. IL was Supposed 10 the Isle Of rfsoce
shst war must a! las, be uDayolda0'e' on
which accouot an embsrgo was lad on OF
The Danish ships lying here. hope 10
therefore entertained, tia, by tins measure
ct the Freach government many SHIPS 81 .,
our merchants ana trading companies VIII
escape being csP'uftd.
By he fitting cat of lbe Danish asF'' o.
ders for which have been sent cow 70
Portsmouth, it is very NANTES what Va,
III &c rea! motives for the robbery con'"''''u
here. could any doub remain coHCe'y's
it. The Eog!ish at first boosted ina! '1y
had ships enough, aod onl7 wanted % VI VI
rain ours that they N gnt DOT be efDPis1'.
againss them. - az.
To encourage our manufactures aou a.
uoy The euemv the following measure 49,.
been proposed as most Efficient l. #
pzosihi,iop Of the use and impoIta'iou
any English manufactures. =. r "s ss,,.
dnetion Of national dress. 8. "s ,g
bllshmeus of great pt'va'ssrlog '0l'p', 90
the priya,eers Of which should keep :.
great distance from one ano'nsf, 81 80 80 The
able to come 20 each others ala :" ',nh;
fra, gun fling by which @eaos 'aa ,hip,
be enablsd 10 capture the cnn'oy,'s This,
and all the vessels under he cooSoy' 30 et.
j, is stated in the PLAZA might easls .. 1 at
lsess5, il the .hp of war be a"'s.s' :,
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DOCUMENTS
DOCUMENTS
xssospauyiag the ArssaEgs 0f the fP,ess:asls'
sf Maach % 1868.
IeoNTdNufD.
Correspondence between aIr. Madison TsF1a
Nip Rose
rMr. aai1dfsa,a,s letier cealiatgsd.

% . oa.'sIs s<5n3c r,ez
honor, eo 90 ssas - IN
sa1s % P,gssa a.,raa;,;ss ,sh;eh Ts4 Seen.
'sasss'''oo - -, en-.
so '0uto n.ss''.a = 49,, aqy4
80 ~ !, .,ex,,t,;,an s{.see
49, ~ 80 - :as,,f,,s ,,e n4.sts
= 49, aaS Sssas..,.a, aae,,,@ .s;,I
ga '.'e = loo,
pIls ,,,,,, rsa1;1,, aa.n,s .ba.sbe nrocgs
49, " .a,aar;s;na Ia. ,,ess,,re cont r.oe
$50 V I,r s - s,,;ri, cor
snolsn - u,nr- becau,;oo ,ooe1 How
So, has ara;.a,, srnn, ,hase yy,ose in,ru.
60. = sras;b;,s(, ,hs ,senecY doe 70 the
aas;a,s, a,,,tov,,y ~ baep nadr the nccs-
800, .. - $50. ,,;sa;,iss ,,eeds no zDtspa.
-,
rs. res;a.,, ,,,;or ;nierooaed iris
~ r.Ss.sS -. 3,,ss ~ F,,ns i r..
s,rnr,;,s - ,n;r,,srer ,,,en;parentsry OF he
ri e $4,000, - ,he ar;f5sh oovefns
-, 49,. h;ch had f,een
na,.,,;,.sa loo, soy~re,catv aud heir
a. 60, ), -so,,ty. ,he satisfaction due for
80; e.s.,JoS. .vn-c,,.;o ion. ,ba. bis Fri.
,,no;, .,E;-sav wo,,yt. at once perceive il
- I. ,,s ,-,.s a. - srnan;n,iip. as we'll as
IL s,r;o,as, ;,ls,;ca - ogrr tbat pgoape
.nd fon rxn,s,;on e IA acknowledged
$500 r,I,;ah a,n,l3 re-es,abl;sh and IN.
ha,h !, fac, md ia feeling, ,hs
af tb,nos ybich i had yiolased.
's0 - ..-ss,.;r,, moe considere,j az pos
o,,Is hoaar.b,. 30 The sen,isneots OF bis
;ss,,- M, mos sunn,,r,ed by kaown ex
-. :, n,h;ch hs,np the comDlainine
-, - baa ;. r,,;r.d arst ,h. aimed, As
prel;n;nsrv 70 aag counter complaints
- ac;e,. yan,acemenf af ;hiprs.
:, ,r.c,,o4b.4 circupas,auce, IN ;tclr
v;,,a,;on
vrhns ~ 5hs va, 1864. Seymntiians snd
60 W.;,,.h subjects w,,o had. accoro
80 - .,,,al c,s,os ,aken possessioa Of
To,k,s rslaod for the season of ia4kIng
II, h,n,nab.sn fo,c,b,y t4moyed win
49, vsao.,s and efrssss by French az.
tscsu-nt from, ~ ialand Of S.. Domingo,
20 ah;ch Tnrk,s Island was aliedged 90 be
a. a,,n.vena,,e The British smbsssaao.
- parIa $, a,,rsn.ncs of,ns,,nctious sroal
=; demanded. a. a satisfac.
~ 60 -, 49,, .ia1.ncs com o,I,,ed. thar ,he
rr 800 sbouI3 be disayowrd. the in
= 80 80 .ca,;,;,o T,yk,s island dis.
9a''op - asi %, fos he ;,nmed,,,e
e nDsal 80. &c !, :, III. na,r Of The
$50, $500 ,h;no restored 70 the con
efeoIn' 80 ,a'a5 =, "a i'm ~ 40
ui''ou AZ W naasa,;an a,,l,. 80 10.
gfess'oo' a'a - snh;..fs
damages w. - .,..a;na,, $500
.npu'a DC 'oa1o - '.ssl ~ a1,s 49,
iog % an es''' &c ~ - - $50. r,o,a,ra
's'f gpss,''o.s :, -. = 80 81 :, ,h;s r.
~ eo'i'p'aIss W.
manc was ''ie ,eso". ,-,a r.
:. Asa'o : - ','1 al -'oo' 80 go -
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FOR SALE.

TIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
present DRELLINc HoUsEand SqoRn, corner
of Washington and Aing-streets, on liberal
terms by early application. Otherwise viii
lease The same to a good careful tenant Tor a
term OF years.
VIM. Rely.
March 49,.
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hferg2'ng Foreign Men,


From Londoa faaters TO Feb,n.
ca at me office efshe llercana,.s = "a reeei,.
a iermer report is again SET sao,t p;aryN.
that sonaparte has demanded the sI ba N 1kqssa
enperor's sister. Alexander i aa'a i' Of The
vers between dread and disgrace = SAD, va,
our enemy has ever evinced himsa,f. lager
hdate and establish his self-acoujre,p sonso
oy eht"ihins 1t with the entegest of p py
We " nc means regard this report as , ,a
nnsleserving Of credit Mur,nurs nn. 1oal,
ST. petefsburgh amongst the mercb p,ssal
remedy part of the Inconvenience pnda ,' ls
they labor from the interruption of WHICH '.
france means 10 purchase largely Of Bo ase
gooas, ihe' English merchants in 6.
sersoursh entertain considerable alarm l.. re-
, tiae enc they should lose their Iibeptv 'S'a
ministers, we understand .a,eud ,o..
'es all 'heir forces in the house oc I"ss
% marion for resembling the rssoI ,0'a'
passed on Thursday nigh, Contrary ,o '.'a
wishes The grounds ca wh,ch ;b.vm ,a'H
90 justly this proceeding is. The n9n-e ESQ.,
ence Of that iyormadoa wAich theD ,Sa'
asserted, an tie preamble to The oyJs, ,''l ',
c0ancih, 10 be in possession ef; and sb,a
'ae vote OF their IoFdsh'2s calls upon ,S.n
70 produce. W.
The unfortunate king of Prussia h, ;,
sengfh made one step towards h,s csn,J
lie has transferred his residence from NM N.
mel, where he had taken up his abode s,o,,
the peace of T'ls,,,so Koncgsbesp. P,o
cee5lug sc thjs cate il will be some i'm.
before he reaches Berhn.
February %,
a report has been 10 circulation socs s,
'uFday. ,hss Ear. Canning, disgusred vcb
hrs colleagues, and indignant al me Io:cIs
he has received, means 20 takr annie ven.
g=ance Tor his wrongs b. Immediately re,
signing. Strong hopes, however, a,esil
eptest.ined, shas ,his catastrophe, 50 b,s2.
nam zyih national mischief, Nay BE- aver.
cd; and hat she wrah of cur secretary,
Ike 2 slofEa 10 spring, will, sfer an eva.
nesccnt biaaler, give place 70 supshi0c aud
tranquility. Fot our own part we have no
hesitation 20 confess;hat such is our G,ciA.
cd op'alcn, fos although w have ao doubt
that Mr. Gaming would have great salts.
faction IN :aortityln- or ioiu;lug his col.
leagues, even 20 The violence of every pa.
'riotic feeling, We are we'll convinced TIA;
be is By 70 meaEs inclined 10 qHarre! a;.s
his tread md butter. ADI lhr atef, We
are enabled 10 assure our readers, would,
as aaairs are Al ptesen s'iaa'sd BE- the ~.
eviiab!e consequence 0! tie former
We believe chat we may announce, as
the frs fruits If tie happy alteration ha'
has saken place u he 10 erual economy CT
he cabiost. IN speedy sailing Of grand
armament f5Y :h7 purpose OF more efec.u
ally enforcing he rrgoasioos Of me orders
Of eouocil by stric' blockade OF The A.
satic ocean; and a formidable military
missionary esPsd;siao, 20 snbaue ADD con-
vert son2e Of the more remo.e> tribes IL iht
northern extremity os America.
We a,e sorry 10 aonc unce lhe death Oh
gsnefai lord Lake,
Price If Stocks this day at t1VgIDe'
5 per cenr. red. 6.ss
PIX cent. cons. 65'
OAnIum 81 p.em.
Cons. ter acc 62ss
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Printing in all its various branches
Handsomely executed at this office.
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NEW YORK, Suly IS.

Arrived schooner Hope, Arnold, 16 days
E,,m Point Petse, Guadaloaps. Sailed IN
.ampapv brig O.;ase Fer New YORK, and
/ .,oouer Union fcr Washington. Lett ship
|Nc.raer1. Liberties and brig Aurora, both
f. New York tlas nexs day. The schooner
4 +erpr;ze aTriiyeJl. there June %, from n.
|Ynrk. ne schooner Fly, fol. Philadelphia,
,yas 20 saill ia 4 days, and several Others be-
rsr rrposfsd. OH Point Petre, was board
|<5bya British bsig Of war, and treated Pc
kasly. and threesdass after was boarded by
|snot t British brig of was, and treated po-
|iitsly. In lat. &c. spoke brig Sally, Burn
ham. OF Norwich, from Martinique for n.
Lon lon. Jaly 9, spoke the brig frsSton,
|,s DAYS from Havanna Tor Boston. flc9r
|wss Is 10 so dollars, pork 45s beef SO, aad'
|slI kinds Of provisions scarce.
The brig Eiiza, Mitchell, ID days from
Isl Ba-thclomews. LEFT the schooner Jane
|parnes. Just arrived from Antigua; an6 the
s,hooner Lana Of Baitlmora. Provisions
|yey scarce, and the inhabitants almost Ia q
sac of s.asyastoEs
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BALTIMORE, sfuly IS.

Arrived, ship Amelia, Hayes, 90 days
from Saato DOMINGO. Lett no American
vessels. The French privateer schooner
Superiiellr, arrived at SANTANA, IN 9 days from
Philadelphia. She brought in an American
brig, which she captnrea,tsom St. Thomas,
bound TO New York, with . cargo OF rum
MIR. Pur1Aett and Mr.. Dufresare, CT 81.
Thomas, were passengers in the brig. The
Amelia asspoken by several British Cruz
ers on the outward and homeward bound
passage, End treated very politely.
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>...nee. thatks majesty had been aaxss
sr;;sboat, anv allied ged provoca tlon lronl
sr Sc; "a issue orders il council Tor M
, ~, nearly the whole OF the commerce
rs saI Sd states with Europe. q debate
s.'sd which lasted till one IN the morn
s wben division took place Tor the
oot;on 25t against So.
- March. Further evidence examined IN
horse cflords against the orders N ccua-
5. : syxi. Further evidence examined.
TTaence examined in the house OF COM
& bril- Counsel sunlmedup the evidence
ernst s the orders IN council IN the house OF
eyds. and lord Grenville gave notice OF his
,tention to Move, after the recess, Tor an
Wires to his majesty, praying him TO re-
axe the orders in council.
Gensral' Summary.
Notices given, 20
Motions for papers and debates, Sc
Divisions,
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TO RENT.
IAgd immediate bosse,slon giyen}

(Asd immediate POSSESSION gsvenj
NEAR THE EXTREMITY OF THE = .vEMENH
On Prince Street.
A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, wirh
n an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre Of ground, on one ct the
best situations and best constructions, equalled
by few, lif any exceeded by noneiin Alexans
dria of its size; it has also pump OF excel
lent water, approved Of by the best Judges
besides well in the garden for its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccomno.
date genteel family, FROM such noderats
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about the first of August, FOUR
HOUSES, on 'Washington-street, the situ-
atoms are good, and the buildings will be ne.
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and House Of
two, near lNessrt. 1QarsteAer .Gud YqpHxt
wharf.
For terms apply to,
ReseH .Byeeaa.
June l, AaN
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GRACIOUS CoNDEscEEf1oN.

The Bayonne decree, ifyou win believe
the good friends Of Napoleon, IS practical
commsnta1y on Campaigns letter. The
Emperor considers himself associated" with
US; he proclaims himself our ally, he Will
protect us. The determination to capture
all American vessels found in the European
seas, and the detention of all American pro-
perry in France, is nothing more than a
lsiendzg eadeavour on his part to carry the
provisions Of our embargo law into complete
execution. Americans! will aou suffer SO
despicab,e an artihce to prevail ?---
will YOU permit set Of French enlissaries
any longer to insult you by such nefa1ious
pretences BE on your gaard--you are in
the midstof danger-hnd cut your enemies
now and mark them.
A certain print in this CITY, las published
several gross misrepresentation respecting
the seizure of the stoses OF the ship Usage In
England. We shall now give the truth from
the best authority.
On the arrival of the Usage at Falmouth,
the surveyor of the port seized the stores
A representation oft was N AIDE by MIR. Plnck-
rey to Mr.. Canning, who directed the COM
n1issioners of the revenue to order the stores
to be returned (Which was dorcl and report
to be made of the improper conduct OF the
Selling officer, Ii was the opinion OF the col.
lector Of Falmouth, that the Surveyor would
be dismissed, aa he was worthless charac-
ter. y ezv- foTf faflcf.s
Mr.. Mansfield, who left this city few
days since for Philadelphia, ands who was to
return TO so home in the packet that was to
have sailed on Friday, has In consequence OF
letters by the packet, just arrived, procee ded
to Washington. it will be recolected that
Mr.. Mansfield came out as Secretary to Mr..
Rose. aoia,
We have seen gentlemen of intelligence
who came passenger in the Sophrona fiom
Antigua who informed US, that the price Of
-four on the Oath of June was IS dollars-that
a supply of corn had arrived there nom the
Western Islands, and that more was daily ex-
pected. 10la'
Extract of letter from Barbados, dated
the 9th of June--n Since our last Hour has
declined in price, in consequence Of the ina
portation by the feet being very considcra-
bic.
6 We have plenty Of sailed provisions from
ireland and cheap, and an overstock OF both
dry and picked fish from Halifax and New
foundland
:. You have calculated enormously in A.
merica, if you expect to starve the British
Islands by your Embargo. We are beg'a-
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patches for the French minister.
Mr.. SScwDEN.
HAVING never been an applicant Tor
oEce under any administrator, nor been OF
sufficient importance to attract the notice Or
any, [ have always been content to consld.r
myself as one Of that portion of the comrnu-
nifty which may be called the people, a term
whcs faction frequently assumes to ltself,
but which consider as particularly celoug-
ing to those who engaged in the honorable
and useful pursuits of private industry, have
no other interest II the overthrow OF one adj
nlnistration or the advancement OF another
than as each may be viewed as likely TO les
sen or increase the national happiness. lhus
unbiased by the operation of those passions
(which cloud the Judgment ofthe oaice hun
Fter and interested partisan, | have been
rs but not unfeeling observer of the course
x policy pursued underline several admins
tfations of the general government sinceits
establishment. Let not the reader be alarm
ed, mean not to take him through the,
boundlsss regions of political controversy,
We have too much Of that, if we were toform
our opinions less from the sophisticated rea-
soninSs Of visionary theorists and more from
our own reflections, or the the dictates OF
common sense, we should generally think
more correctly upon public affairs. The
present deplorahle state OF our country, SO dis
ressing to every class of the community.
except those who are in the enjoyment of
the Offices of the government and batten On
The sweets OF the public treasury, naturally
leads to a comparison of the present with
times past, and must produce the most pain
@ani sensations in the bosom Of every friend
% his country. Unhappy country, how hast
a0u talisn Once we beheld you gladdened
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acss, caHed
VALENTINE & QRSON

THe WIZ Moa, a., Az M,aa.
80 ''~ i'."tS e0 s.Se YOVs.sA
1he dialogue and Poetry by I:,UlbdeR, Esd
NJ. ~ ,..,',oa iaslnau MUSIC ~
$500. -. ~ NJ, pa;naa,a son
oo I. p.l 60 -. :, ~ Ms IN,
- - A NJ 49,.
Hellfy' his relations, Na NJ n WnAlo''
E eau,.sn sun,,1;na, NJ na .i'
a'en'' - IL " 1.a auA M 1saar.
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Lo)s of The Scdr. Gustavs;a..l
Extract 81 a letter lr0n, the supercargo ct
the seh0aaer Gxstevia, capt. Arnold.
ST,fTHoMAs, 1une IL

ST. HoadAs, tune ~
s This will communicate to you the un-
fortunate news Of the loss of the schooner
Gustavia, which capsized in white squall
at sea, on the 29th May last, being then only
one day out from St. Bartholomew, bound
to Philadelphia. She was upset in the most
astonishing, quick and sudden manner you
can possibly imagine, not having time to
procure any thing except the boat, which we
saved with the greatest difficulty. After
remaining upon the wreck for seven hours,
and using every exertion to right the vessel
by cutting away the landyards, &c. when
finding all eSertions abortiye, we thought it
most advisable, for the preservation of our
lives, to abandon the wreck, and this we
were obliged to do, without having either
water, bread or any kind of provisions
whatever.
We continued steering a sw. course until
the morning Of the fourth day from lifetime
left the wreck when we reached the land
Of Porto Rico, and remained in that island
fifteen days, waiting an opportunity for a.,
meriea but none offering in all that time,
concluded to come to this island, and have
engaged my passage in brig bound to Bos
tom.
Extract If a letter, dated Paris april 10,
1903.
$ It's generally believed, that this So
vernment has ordered the minister of exte-
rior relations to communicate to that of
the United States, that the several admi-
nisrations ofFrance will no longer hold any
correspondence with MIR. Skipwith, as A
merican consul; Of course it is expected
that the President will name another to fill
that Office.
/" We are told that the Usage, which
brought Lieut.. Lewis with dispatches for
General Armstrong, had 5000 private let
tels on board they are all here at the ge-
neral post Office, but not any one yet deliver
ed.s'
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ming t. and that We are perfectly Independents
of your supplies; and we have reason to think
that the only great sufferers by this would ,he4
starving system, will be yourselves"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-16
alayslsugia DslIp 6.ssetss.
SATURDAY, JuLT IS.

Passed bythis morning for Washington
City, aFrench brig of 90 guns and faa OF
n,:n, &c days from Guadaleupe with dis
patches for the French minister.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-06
FRou 7az ALBAsr GAzE9a's.


THE EMBARGO," said the National
lhtelligeneer, on hearing Of the result of the
election in the city of New York. !" The En-.
barge is the most holaalar measure Of the IRE.
sent adnlimstransn"-- encore said the Regis
ter.
MIR. Cheetham assured US Of the correct
standing Of. Old Massachusetts encore, said
the Register-encore. call for 20 bottles
more said the new Attorney general, give US
more Of Adams letters, said every one.
{" Old Massachusetts" is correct-her
Simpsons have risen in their strength, and
have torn from them the green withs of de-
mocracy with which they were bound the last
year. We had our fears-they are dissipated.
THE STAR IN THE EAST is bright and
resplendent. an.
The hand-writi,spointeth to BEIrEsHAz.
zAR--thou art weighed in the balance. and
found wanting.
Let the philosopher ST Monticello think on
these tMngs.
go y: > ssaa..sss sss szaEA i5
Departed this life after Short illness, on
3lst Nav, at Pope's Creek, 3 estmoreland
county, Va. Mrs. Margaret Starr, in her
aeth year. leaving an aHectionate husband,
four infant children, and numerous +
to lament her untimely end.