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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18

AT a general assembly Of the state Of Con-
necticut, held at New-H Haven, on the second
Thursday of October, A. D. leo7--Upoh the
petition of Simeon Loomis, of East Windsor,
in Hartford county, shelving to this assembly
that by means of various misfortunes he is re-.
duced to poverty, praying for an act of insol-
yency; and that some Of his creditors are re-
sident in the states Of Wezu- York, Virginia and
Georgia, rs per memorial on file dated the
.,st day OF September, A. d. 1907
Resotz.ed By tbs .4ss cnl5ty, That said petit
ZION be continued to the session of this assem-
bly to be holden in Hartford, in May next,
and that notice Of the pcndency thereofbe adj
yernsed in some of the newspapers published
in the CITY Of New-York, alexandria in Vir-
GINA, and Savannah in Georgia, three weeks,
At least six weeks before said session which
shall be good and sufficient notice to the Gre
ditors in the said states Of the tendency OF said
petition.
4 true copy Of record.
Examined bys
Samuel WHY'S, Sec,y.
March 2. Go"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
fOr Sale,

a VALUABLE MERCHANT MILL,
Il containing two pair of Stones and the
necessary machinery for manufacturing -four !;
also Mill for grinding corn and rye, and a
Saw Mill, all in complete order. This pro
perry is very convenient to Alexandria, and
situated III most excellent neighborhood Tor
wheat and for retailing goods For the a.
mount of the purchase, wet and dry goods
would be taken for considerable part or per.
haps all, or some Alexandria property would
be taken for part. For further particulars
enquire of the PRINTER.
February 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
March l6.
The Capital Prize.

Ticket No. e974 was drawn the 3eth d.y
in St. Mary's College Lottery, prize 'as
$4,000 dollars--The Ticket was sold at g.
and X. Wanes, truly fortunate Lottery Office,
corner OF Market and Charles Streets, to ..lr.
Dobbin, who We understand afterwards diss
posed of it to another person in this city,
Ticket No 1864 which was drawn the sc.
cond capital prize $1,000 dollars. Ticket No.
1901, which was drawn the third capital prize
10000 dollars,and Ticket No. 1877 was drawn
the 4th capital prize 5000 dollars were ~
sold at the same lucky Office. 49,. p,
March IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
vol VIII

IN Z
sa!ss at TcEdue.s
ca every Tuesday and Friday,
~ HILL BE SOLD
!. y. ycnlue Store, corner of Prince an.
Water streets.
! gsriety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, g
p.ucuiars Of which viii be expressed g
- Hills Of the day-All kinds Of good.
II, which ary on Limitation and the prices s.
MI are established, can at any time b
s;a~ed anlpurchased at the lowest lilnitatlo,
P. c.. Marstcller, v. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
STATE LOTTERY.

NEW YORK,
For the promotion of Literature and other
purposes. Positively commences drawing
ON THE -
First Tuesday in April next.
Payment of prizes guaranteed BY the state
legislature.
HIGHEST PRIZES.
S25,0Oe
. 10000
q 5000
1000
T 1000
And a very considerable numbered
or prizes. Less than two blanks to prizeA
The Tickets +
Are now offered for sale in variety O. NUN.
bers at ~
G. & r. YATES
Truly fortunate Lottery Offices in II. York al
the following prices .
Whole S7 50
Halves s75
Quarters =
Fights 4
But will in few days advance in price Al
prizes purchased Of G. and r. Waite Be
paid by them, and every information relative
to the lottery will be given to distant sdyel.-
turers gratis.
Prize tickets in the New York s Baltiraofs
Lottery taEcn IN payment. 4.
( H. Orders for G.. & r. WAITE taken 1t
]. Marchs book store. High-street Georges
town and punstDaly attended 70,
March u S.s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
NOTICE.

Joseph Vaudeville,
CORNER OF KING And ,FAIRFA X SYnEE9s,
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 ID. Cohen Cheele 1t quality.
u ton assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chests & boxes
2;::; $y;,', rr.>z,
pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whiskey,
Is cases old MeGoc Claret superior
quality,
70 ID Nutmegs,
so dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Salt-petre,
IS casks chewing Tobacco snail twist
80 boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
IS kegs yellow ground Ginger,
so boxes Havana Segars,
cwt Zante Curfants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley.
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with very general assortment of
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
low for cash, produce ,or the usual credit:
Nov l6
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18

IN the same county, which was granted to
1 Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease and
release from William Tebbs for eell acres,
bearing date the 18th and sth days Of June,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
Decree in Chancery.

By virtue of decree of the superior court OF
chancery for the Richmond district, pro-
nounced on an appeal, wherein Sarah Chap.
man. widow of Carr Chapman, deceased,
and Susanna Chapman, an infant daughter
of the said Carr Chapman, by the said Sa-
rah Chapman, her guardian, were appel
ants, and Thompson and Veitch we're APP
pellees, l shall, OIL the first Monday in .AhrH
neat, before the court house of PrinceWil-
liam county, sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money, or on credit of 6, u & Is
Yn0nthc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
Tohn c.. Vowel.

.fLS0, no RENT,
The House lately occupied by Mrs. Eitz-
gerQid, situate On Water-street, having every
convenience to accommodate genteel fami-
~. Immediate possession may be kad.-Ap-
ply as above.
January -. 6m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
A Tra9 of Land,

N the same county, which was granted to
4 Thomas Chapman by deeds OF lease and
release from William Tebbs for 69ll acres,
bearing date the 18th and 18th days Of June,
l774.
Also, one other tract of Land,
in the same county, which was conveyed to
the said Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease
anC release from Bertrand Ewell and his wife,
and Jesse Ewell and his wife, for 80 acres,
more or less, bearing date the 9th and 10th
days of april, l775.
Also, one tract or parcel of
Land, which was conveyed to tine said Chap
man by deeds of lease and release from Jesse
Ewell and bis wife, and Bertrand Ewell and
his wife, for so acres, more or less, bearing
da.e the I'd and Sd days of January, 1884, all
of which deeds are now of record in the coun-
ty court of Prince William. And also, all
the other estate, right, title, claim and pos
session which Carr, Chapman, on the Goth
November, 1897, had OF and in to the land
and real estate whereof his father or any of
his ancestors had died, seized Or possessed.
The above description is taken from the mort
gage deed executed by Carr Chapman to
Thompson & Veitch on the Goth November,
1897, and now recorded in Prince William
court, under which the property is sold. 1t
is understood that the three tracts OF land have
been united into one which adjoins the town OF
Dumfries. On it there is dwelling house <
some wood. The general rights described
will as it is believed, comprehend fourth
part of the reyersion of all the dover land OF
Susanna Gwinett, and one fourth part OF the
reyersion of all the land devised by Thomas
Chapman to Elizabeth Overall, after the death
Of the said Susanna and the said Elizabeth
Bond and approved security will be required
Benjamin Bolts.
March cts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
A Brick House for Sale. ~

n bl C + EIOUSC IOI OdIEe
HE Brick House occupied by Mrs.
1 choAs, on the north side of Princ.s
street, between Fairfax and Watersheds, !
offered fer sale on liberal credit. For parti-
culafs apply 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
LANES S ANDERSON,
BRYAN HAMPSON


HAS F0x SALE.
10 pipes old port
S Go. Madeira <
81 quarter casks Lisbon y
q DO. particular reneriEe
Is do. Malaga
4. pipes cid cognac brandy
dc. 18th proof Holland Gin
Ahds. Sd proof Antigua rum
70. first quality molassos
Co. green copperas
DO. alum
% 90. brown sugar
70 Sssss pimento
= DO. pepper
i i s q young Tyson
J. :. % dyson skin 2
!. do. imperial ?
~ bags greSncoaee
40 kegs madder
:, ~ 10. ground ginger
!, 70 90. raisins
40 los. bacon, well cured
Kegs salt petre
4, suuAaaa1y OF hne and ground a,1m salt.
hayusa unes he has the first quality flour fol
l.6el ssc On hand-with a number of ot5e,
|siner,o al o. which he Will sell low on hi.
Pls05rau' IN all its various branches,
"SiY executed at this ogire
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18

Psodr.o IN all It's various branches.
">'y executed at this Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
FINE ARTS.
7. Bell and Son,

yF4rRERS Of DRIPPING q PAINTING
AMBITIOUS to obtain the patronage OF
he respectable inhabitants Of Alexandria, IN
farm them, that they have taken room Ii
Tairl.x street, opposite to Mr.. Gregg's, sii-
rsrsm;th, Cor the purpose of teaching tie a.
bore accomplishments. Terms for teaching
re use OF Indian Ink and Water Colors, dol
lrs per ouarter--and for Oil Colors, ten dol
lars. 49,,
To commence on Monday March q, 1903,
Marco "A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
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TRENTON, JsNE H.
HCRRID TRANSACTION.

HCRRID TRANSACTION.
The following particulars Of trarfa6tion
in I1iddletozOa Aesde1ay, in Monmouth county,
in this State, have been tranfmitted 10 us. The
teacher in this academy, Mr. Read, had paid
his addrehes 20 a Mrs. Conover of that place,
widow of about IS years of age, and OF a
respectable characteristics fuit had not been
fuccelsful On the 4th infant, he requelfed a
woman who lived in one part of the Building,
to invite Mrs. Conover to fee her that after
noon this Che did--Mrs. Conover not know
ing at whole fuggel6on the invitation was Civ
en-, came--M Read took location of the land
lady, to ak Mrs. Conover TO go up fairs with
him to his room--fhe az fri refufed, but on
his telling her that he had piece of writing
there which he wanted her 10 read, & which
was Of private nature, lie conlented to 90.
AS foon as they were in the room, he locked
the door and put the key in his pocket the
windows were already faRened-He bade her
Gtdown--fhe fat down on the foot of the bed
He then took her knees between his, and
drawing a razor which he had concealed, at
tempted by fudden and violent nroke 10 cut
her throat. Believing he had accomplished
his purpofe, he infantry cut his own throat
from ear 10 ear, as be fat on her knees. By
cringing however, Che had received the weight
Of the ltroke upon her chin, although the f1eila
Oh the one hde of that was laid open to the
bone, and round her neck, on the other hde,
her windpipe and veins were lad bare. He
had fcarcely given himlelf the fatal gath,
when he perceived that her wound was prob
ably not mortal-Wiih hehlh perseverance in
bis murderous purpole, he repeated bis
.trokes with the razor twice--but as The re
tanned her ltrength, and his began to fail, flle
parried the racer frrm. her throat, received
rhe wound on her chic, and at length wrefled
the razor from him and threw il on the floor.
Still bent on her death he prefed his hand up
on her mouth TO frnOther her, and continued
in that petition untiI hle fell back upon the
bed, and his lois of blood looiened his hand
Her lcreams now alarmed the neighbours, the
door was broken open and the horrid fpec-
Gle prefented itfelf to view! Both weller
| ing in blood on the bcd--he in the Ian agonies
Of death-and fhe covered with gore 2c gaCh-
es He expired alnoa nitaLtly-but fur gical
aid being speedily procured, aud her wound:
Immediately clofed and drefed, hopes of her
| recovery are Northumberland had borne
a respectable oharacter--and had notes anc
checksto the amount Of more than a thcuranc
| dollars in his pocket at the time he commit
ted the dreadful deed Further particular
we have not learnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
5oretgu 3nfelIlgenee.
coNsTANT1NoPIE. MARCH 6.

coNSTANTINoPLE. MARCH s.
The Porte, out of regard for the
Emperor Napoleon, has iuR con-
tented to the pahage Of French troops
though the Ottoman empire, and it
is aferted fhe will give greater proof
Of the regard fhe entcrtains for his
Imperial majelty. This fometimc
pah feveral couriers have been diff
patched to PerGa and the Eaft Indies,
mott Of them by General Seoaltiam,
who ltill continues to enjoy the grea-
tef confederation 1t is Iikewife
afcr:ed, that the Sultan himleIf, after
iome deliberations in the Diyan, has
granted TO French army, defined
for an EXPEDITION in the Eaft Indies,
leave to crofs the province Of Alba
MIA, and that lcyeral couriers have
already been dispatched TO the gov
errors thereof, with orders 20 facili-
tate, as much as it will lay in their
power, the march Of the French, and
20 treat them as friends.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
NEW TRENCH DECREE.

" Great dignitaries have been Gre
ated around the throne, the impor-
tancc OF their duties, their uncom-
mon talents, the eminent virtues of
the Princes who are cloathed with
them, add an additional fplcndor
which makes the confidence with
which they are honored rebound up
on their perfons.
Experience makes us daily feel the
Importance of thefe auguft interme-
diaries between the Monarch and the
fubje6ts.
His Imperial and Royal Majefy
has determined in his wifdom to aug
ment their number, and to erect into
a new grand dignity of the Empire
the Government General of the de-
Partments beyond the Alps.
The Monarch detires, in a man
ner, that his perfon lhould approach
towards his fubje6S beyond the Alps.
The following is the frlt article of
the Senatu: Confultum
Art. /. The Government Gen. Of
the Departments beyond the Alps is
ere0ed into Grand Dignity of the
Empire, anSer the title Of Governor
General"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27

take French leave, without Davir
them for their work, got az attacbne,s.
against her, and with the assistance ar
the Sheriff, TOOK off her rudder and dis
mantIed her. However on Monde
the captain paid all expenses f; and 81
wiz sail on a cruize in the course oFtbS
week. We understand that the can
tain Of the privateer has been heard e
say, that he viii be revenged fer ~
affront, by capturing the first Americas
vessel he falls in with at sea. Tba
force Of the Confance is 10 guns ana
40 men.
The British schooner Active, Iatelr
arrived from Demerara, has been se;c
ed for an alledged violotion Of the en-
barge laws, and the captain imprisoned
Condemned yesterday morning n ~.
District Court Of the United States go
ship Alligator, schooner Juliana, for r;ola
ting the embargo law, and the scboos.
Sca-Flower, for violation os the coas,;n.
law.-Bah. pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
THE OSAGR.

There are several accounts In circulation
respecting this vessel. Our readers will
recollect she was employed by our ADMIN
istration to carry Messengers, with dis
patches, to France and England. She aF-
rived at L'Orient, the 23d March last. A
letter from Rotterdam, dated the 9th a.
pril, says, The Usage had % days passage ;
on her arrival she was detained and it
having been proved in the Frsnch Courts
that she had been boarded by an English
vessel, she was declared to be Good Prize,
and the Messengers and passengers were
suffered TO land, and proceed to Paris. An
other letter from the same place, says, that
the letters by the Usage, were all sent to
Paris, where they were broken open and
examined and those directed TO Antwerp
did not reach that city until the 25th April.
third letter from Rotterdam, states the
receipt there of accounts from Paris, to the
18th April, which announce that the Usage
was to sad for England in few days.
N. y She had rot dr,Ived in England The
25th ApriLl On this subject the last Ma
tional Intelligencer says (" The delay OF
the Usage in France Still remains unac-
counted for. The instructions given were
10 land Mr.. Lewis at L'Orient, and then "a
carry MIR. Nourse z0ithott deiay to one Of the
out-ports of England and on the latter re.
ceiving Mr.. Pinckney's dispatches, to re.
turn TO L'Orient, and take on board MI
Lewis, with Gen. Armstrong; dispatches.
and thence forthwith to repair to the Uni.
ted States"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27

TO say that the Ist5 Senator Is the worse for
beirE tie son Of the late President. 1T was
an advantage which he might have improved
and which nc probably has For even in
Republic, distractions Of birth, which are
EXPLODED in theory have their fullest force
IN practice. "A long life of illustrious actions
il less honorably noticed and more frequent
II and vilely neglected than, as republicans
We wish the world to beheve.-In Intrigue
such as that BY which Mr. Madison was
nominated at Washington, disregards the
past, and looks to nothing blf base gra-
LITIGATION Of its base purposes. venture
To say that if management has decided that
MIR. 'fohn Q. adams is TO be supported Gas
Vice President) BY the friends Of Mr.. Mad.
lgo7 it will be but as a t9ok, to be laid aside
at the mods and winks Of southern political
jugglers.
Mr. Adan1s, for whom the great and good
CLINTON, the protector and ornament
of this state is to be contemptuously pushed
into the walks Of private life, commenced
his public career on the side Of his father
He mounted the stage Of political life as
a decided tederd!fst and with the single
exception Of his late letter, which is neither
honorable to himself nor creditable TO his
country, he has since uniformly appeared in
that character.
When this letter, this .;scefrsgable
evidence Of sinister apostacy appeared,
with what shouts Of JOY was it hailed :!
How unchrstianly its notable author was
dei6ed To a calm observer, it could not
but appear as if great party unable to save
Itself considered that the puny efforts Of a
dubious proselyte had plucked it from per-
dItiOns In this scandiIOus attempt to de-
grade the characters Of the Republican
party, thank God, had no share. ] had
no wish TO applaud that apostacy which was
as unaccountable as unexpected. And
have long more than doubted that party
policy which embraces new friends in pre-
ference to old ones, say this n the face
of the fact, that foul ingratituds is the es-
sence Of the Madisonian combination.
Besides admitted as the excessive ioy
manifested on the Opostacy Of Mr.. Adams
would seem to intimate, that the Republican
party lacked talent, even the humble talent
of Mr.. adams were we sure that his con-
versatiOn was sincere and complete Had
he done more than indicate a wish for off,
ciaE qualification, and that too at a time
when it had not been discovered that the
embargo is thar nliLL-stone about the neck Of
the marion, which I've have since found il to
be, and which, alas has disappointed his |
expectations Had he published a recan-
tation l-Had he announced an abandon |
ment Of his former political errors Wa
he patriot OF a pander Was he decciv.
CT, or the deceived
Such is the man who we are told is 20 be |
run as v. President with Mr.. Madison, 70
succeed the Uniform, faithful and illustrious
CLINTON
OF Mr.. Adams new friends consplain
than he has bees OBNOXIOUS 10 federal abuse
The absve they viii please Is recsiIect IS from
one Of their oun kidney.-TAey may call a a.
base Or gghat ilse they please.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
NEw-YoRK, JUNE 10. Il
RELAX.4TION


BY the following permit given Captain
3lagge, Of the brig S.. Tsmmany bound
to Point Petre (Caudaloupe), it appears,
that the English government have relaxed
their Orders in Council so far as to permit
American vessels TO enter even blockaded
French ports for the purpose of bringing of
their property woader if BonapaEte Will
relax from any part of his abominable Milan
Decree.-l Even. Post.
A" His hajegy's ship Lilly, at archorl
of Isle Desc, Gde, april Is, 1903. s
In consequence Of his Britanic Males.
tvs Order in Council Sd of February lass,
permitting Neutrals to go to the enemy's
Colonies 20 recover their property, yoa are
hereby permitted to proceed to your port Of
destination, notwithstanding the warning
written on the back of your Register.
II. W. SHERIFF, Captain"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27

5aFr'H' Pgnre Baker. Tdt-ri5ayspq5, Philip
each Wfgfosg, Elcazer W. Ripley. Fair
faH, joieph Ca'nmct Clinton, Andrew Rich
srdion Cr-aar, Bryce Mcclellan. ~, ri5ge-
Toa't' John Ma-e. Farri4rfea, Samuel Butter
field
OXFORD.
Ph'is, Elias s'oweIl BgeiJf,la, Fnoeh Hall.
f1rHsr, John Turner Livs-u9rs, Simeon
Waters Wfs.f5,5, Hanribal Hamlin BaB9,
hlfphas Chapman. Cav, Jamcs Starr, juu.
W-fSHKNGTCN.
lfecJias, John Dickinlou.
NICHOLAS TILLnICHAsT. Clork.
Rev. CHARLES LOWELL, Chaplain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
NETWORK, JUNE 81
The DeUH 10 hqy at .Albanv

The DeUH 70 flay az albany I
Accounts from Albany state, that the
Council of Appointment had adjourned,
without making any appointments or
removals--and that certain democrats
Of that city had denounced Judge
Tompkins.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
RAMsGATE, APRIL q X.

Twenty fail more of tranfports
arrived in the harbor this morning.
The prefent plan is to fend every
regimentor diViioa off to the Downs,
as foon as embarked and thus to
keep clearing the harbour-Various
cozysflures are ventured reipe3ing the
dsfinati0n Of thee regimelt5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27

The French privateer schooner La
Conhance, arrived here from the island
Of Gaudaloupe, has been nearly rebuilt
la Che ship yards, under the pretence of
being reftted. On Saturday last the
carpenters who had done the repairs,
having suspicious that she was going to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27

OSra5ans nezSs.-A number of dis0s,tsf
(Amerlcan) democrats, we learn, have
recently taken raft from the-U. S. guard.
at Lake Champlain valued at IS 900 dis.
and run It over to the British side, and dis
posed OF the same. The rails used on the
Lake by the Ogrdbnze eyaders would W
many instances, cover from one to two acres
OF ground AS they may well be called
nlanl'1oth RATS, we wonder Mr.. Jefferson
does not approve Of the ohilssobhie idea Of
running them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
london, APRIL II.
Eailure Of Rift MlLEar.

-, 4ALATF q N.Ie'S MDi9r.
Inc American merchants have
received an official communication Of
the relut of Mr.. Rofe's million. 1t
correlPonds exactly with the accounts
given in this paper. The Preddenk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27


The Hannah, Chandler, arrived 1t
Salem on Monday, in 40 DAYS fom
Gibraltar. A Gentleman who came
passenger in her states, That retOrts
had been received at TIE Rock, from
Malaga, that Marshal AEurat was 10 be
declared Regent Of Spain, in the 3D..
sence OF the new King on his visit Of
submission TO the Emperor Nap0Ison,
at Bayonne THAT hundreds al lie
French had been killed in the suburbs
OF Madrid THAT thousands of SPAN
iards had risen in arms That there
was universal spirit of revolt froyr, the
French domination in Valencia and
Catalonia; and that every Spaniard was
determined to oppose the French 1t tic
risk of life and fortune.
That Algerine cruizers had been
seen to the westward Of Cane Spartel,
supposed, under pretence Of their war
with Iunis, to really destined agains:
Americans the Dey having, as Il was
sad, made demand of Consul Lear,
OF 10000 dollars, for his subjects
thrown overheard some time since, ii
the recovery of an American vessel.
q Reports from Spain should Be reeeis-
81 with some caution Like their STATE
Papers, they generally Partake much Of the