Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-05

/ vould act assinss American COM
and strongly recommended any
1s .sr;eans vessels in the latter port, WHO
sa.ld 5. then ready for sea, 20 want g
a ..,s a. the Portuguese had nothing q
h,a,. i, could not be supposed 'ne an w.
.rsn, ean,d be iotrndsd against mem. ine
conan of the II. S. a, Tanglers iks~lse
~a,~ information that there was tnen al
s.ol,ius polaere Of 10 guns lying 10 Ian
80 Nav. bound 90 cruize 10 inc ~ess.
~ thar a. his wiring, there were
I TO the westward of the ssfe'gnss.
fa4de zine of the Eunice saal'ng, there
.sr,e TOO Moorishfraga,es in the mole OF
EC,braI,sr getting ready with the utmost
kd;sps,ch. He further stases there were
Rarr. suppliss Of ammunition and wafl'k $
.,o,es of every species sens TO MoIocco y
I me na.bsry powers by the English.
The emi.saries of Fraace hasiag enter.
ID Morocco 10 eudcasor 10 inhaence the
|emoeror 20 Join The greas Napoieofni aga'as'
The Eocllsh, caused great sxersions 20 &c
made by the latter power, TO coau'e'ac.
their endravors. The very esissence OF
I,hs;, aeess 10 tina, quarter depended solely
m he friendship OF chose states, as every
.noply of fresh provisions came enntely
from them. There were no pre- pafa'' ~ ..
made by the Spaoiards, Tor the 'psessufe
Of Gibraltar, 81 nough j, was generally oe-
l;eved they would stempsn very soon. a
total, change had taken place 10 the Po''i.cs
Of Spa,o, the iste klrg having 6-en conah'
ri - nrisoo. and the fieuch roops who
had possession Of. the whole OF the eoun.
try. evacus,ipg with the ctlefi'y 90 usual
amosg shem, when they gain any adsan'
.sge.
Possugal ga, s,ill grooming uader i's bur
then, the reanis,sions having bsso 80 maay
and So fre.qasos as 10 exhaust all the specie
of ia. klns:iom While horde OF the tax
ga,hsrers Of Bonaparts osssawsd he Iona
o,tanis
i, was generally supposed at G brai.a-,
,ha, 40 amtcsale a:ijusimsns 81 ALI d'E y.
&ences would lake place .beivcen America
aud Grea, Britain, and fcsssuaon b.
by The las,er power q. all com nercr
&condemned ihere. A large pumbss OF
k.Amrrican vessels were 10 those seas sail.
LOG uoder lfcense from Great Britain TO
lard FROM he p5rls of SPAN wlshou. iaser.
sup,ioe. Oar ioformau. sailed from
Ahsnee 10 accompany wfh eight ortsn sail.
laden with wins and fruit tor England. q
none which Merc the Hsik'nsr, fo%isnc
of New Yyik, a0A ship Minerva, Ladder
kof Chaflestou.> Likewise, me schr. ft.n.
nah, Thutlswsof Nswbaryper', for M ar
;|blehead, hasing. been etademeed, ans
q bought in again. 90 board the Hapna!
#uere Sf,eea ore'gf eco American captain
swhoss vessels had b-en condemnsd al q I'D
~ .,sr and Malta. .1hs Hannah 'enterss
a. Madeira, where she leis ship Bsjawar,
I}of New York for TeueeiH-sanh'a hssnse
laour ., Madeira Is dnNars, pork 20 bee
rs, slaves loo, and pleusitus supply 9
So sory other article. The Per rguese co
.rs were sgaio ,hoisted at Madeira - -
Price current q, Gibraltar. -four IS dollars
$pork rs. beef "a and every o>hsE arsiel'
In propor,ioa. business Lively. Tbs
pari, dis CO. DOT vessels very ot,ep IN th'
Bay, sometimes nj h ssroeg easserly wind
srd 4 OF Digh,.
S WASHINGTON CITY Jsly q.
# Alter FOIL investigation of such evi
ruce and circumstances as have Come q
4 The knowledge of,he court in the course g