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e. Hat Manwacto7y.
EDWARD LANGLEY,
August %

EU w I'M y L1IN = u 4"
"AKES this method to return MS TANKS
to his friends and the public, tor the
liberal support he has received since he COM
menced business in this place, and respect
fully informs them he has purchased the
HATING ESTABLISHMENT formerly belong
ing to Mr.. HTiam II. S Fan, together with
large assortment of HITS, which nc Will
sell at the most reduced prices, wholesale
or retail He intends, in future. carrying on
the business at the stand lately occupied oy
Mr. Faw. opposite the Indian Queen tavern
King street; where he hopes to be aple to
give satisfaction to all who may please to ia
yor him with their commands.
August so ul9t
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mbortant Letter,
August 90

From four of the Members of the first
Baptist Church of New York, appointed to
cxa nine into the conduct of their Pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. PARKINSON, and report the
same to the different ministers of the church,
can be had at r. Gray's and Cotton x Stew.
arts BOOK stores.
September
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lust PUBLISHED,
For safe by ROBERT GRAY, Mas-sfreet;
The CURSE OF KEHAMA;
II NEW POEM:
By ROBERT soUTHY.
In 2 Volumes Price s so
disc, the following PLAYS
~ USTAVUS VASA; Doubtful Son 8
VI Italian Father New Way to Pay Old
Debts; Hit or Mis-; Orphan OF Prague /;
Twenty Years ago; Family Legend; Agree
able Surprize; Not at Home Love.a-la'
Mode; Poor Gentleman Merchant OF ve-
nice Every Man in his Humor; Hamlet
Travestic Henry the fourth Knight OF
Showdown; Lady Of the Lake.
Two elegant patent London made PlANo
FOR7ES, with additional Keys to c Pedal
Auorst Is
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August z
,YFATON & CONWAY

HIRE ;ust received by Schooner Sally nm
Cant. Sherbune, and offer tor' Sale'
1000 bushels CO rse Liverpool Salt
100 barrels New England Rum
l2 do, Mackarel
SO boxes Soap
90 do: Candles
80 tierces Yellow Ochre
30 kegs Tongues and Sounds.
IN STORE,
40 barrels New York Prime Pork
co 40 Beef
20 do. Rosin
20 do. Turpentine
80 900 lbs. Green Coffee
1000 do Sheathing Paper
1000 do Sheathlng Nails
1000 do. Spikes
Bar Iron
Russia and Ravens Duck
Seine and Sewing Irvine.
September %"
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IayLoe's Malleable Iron.

A few tons of that celebrated Malleable
Bar Iron from Botetourt county, held IN
such high estimation at the Virginia manu-
factory of arms at Richmond-for sale by
James Sanderson.
Il
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~ PaSTURAGE ready tor
September 4

the accommodation of all gentlemen who
may wish to pasture Horses, Cattle or sheep
on the Island adjoining the Washington
Bridge. do imagine it as good. 1t not the
best, the county or district can afford, as
we'll as its proximity to the different mar.
kets, viz Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria.
August %
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e. Great Bargains.

June 80.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07

uemah who was at Bayonne tf many wcek
| ? ev's''S t. tie deoa u c ofthe Commodore
Rodgers states that no reinforce menus for
ne armies IN spain had passed through
that place tor some time. II was COZ.
mon observation i'm France; that as The
French armies suffered more for want of
provisions, than for want of numerical force.
reintorcements of men would Only increase
the distress. There are some who are So
malicious as to insinuate that the Emperor.
would not be sorry for the loss of his armies
in Spain, in which (and in high con,mandY
are some OF the most notorious Jacobins in
France, character of all others, now
more dreaded and detested.
a new CONSUMPTION has been lately made
of150.o0o men for the marine, which iudi.
Gates disposition on the part of France To
once more my her strength on the ocean-of
the result no one can doubt ---Icdper
u We give the above as we receive 49,.
We endorse none Oft Eng.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07
NORFOLK. Feb d.

NORFOLK, Feb d.
YIN saturday Evening arrived in shis Ho~
rough lis bXceilency M. SERRURIER
M Mister Pienp o'en'isry from his mineral
M'jesty the Emperor Of France tn tbeJT (
ne MINISTER embarked at Bavonue ON the
LIST January on board the shin G. mmodcre
Rogers, bound to n. York. The shin meet
ing with adverse winds off the coast Of New
fork' pore away for the Chesapeake. which
she entered on Saturday, and the mihistbr
ms Nulte, ana some passengers came nm In a
pilot boat the ship proceeded itnm.1iateIv
TO ~ rrk M. Serrurier has engaged Wal.
kers packer IN which he proceeds as soon
as possible for Washington,
we are sorry that we could not procure
any newspapers by this vessel, indeed we
are informed that none were broueht mn
our information is therefore verbal a,d
substance amounts to wlsa follows
The Berlin and Milan decrees yere ,,o,
revoked, on the contrary privateers were
ntuhS out with the utmost ACTIVITY. which
capture all American vessels whose con
demnaton follows with Certainty. In ~.
Commodore Rogers are passengers IN ~.
II American Captains, whose yesseIe al
cargoe5 had been condemned and soId
me internal state of France is rcpresent.d
as dePlorabie beyond conception. (ireat die
contents are manifested, and nc,h,nc bss
more tehued to increase them than the wa,
~ opd'h ahd PORTUGAL. Accounts had each
ed Bayonne, that DI1ssena had ret,estSd
out OF Portugal and was st CYndqd EoJr;,,a.
IN oPain. His army was IN the utmos, die
.res' tor provisions, before he leit Portugal .
| l, K, IS not stated tina, he was followed bv lord
Wellington. y 'oiu
The Information from Ma>sena's army
| might be to the goth or OF Of Decembs' ;
tmuch later than orr Lisbon aciyjces A ee,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07
EXTRACT
from member of Congress, da.cd ~ ashispto,
February 8.

tTbe writer, after commenting on tbe coD
Guct OF our Charge d'Affaires, as to the cosc,
winch have lately occurred at Paris, roes an -
Inc pretext was seized with ayiditv. ves,e,'
cay 70 effect repeal or suspension OF The 10 ,v
passed last session, touching our Foreign Rel.
TONS. Both points lost by large maioritics the
o'll was re-committed to the committee on IT, ~"
reign Affairs. Some Of our Republicans io;oeL
the feds on this and the bank vote Can ,bnir
constituents again elect them as such such
modification will no doubt be made, before m"
oii returns to the house, as justice and accurate
information may direct "''
The Bank question is revived in Senate
Our knowing ones say, the Vice President oil
nave 'he casting vote-if true, believe he vii
embrace this opportunity to Justify the conf
Gence OF lis country IN his republican princ,nlc.
rom tue commencement of the federal GOV ,rn
ment bo'er"
am heartily sick If the intrieues here
mere IS more pleasure IN following a good n.ck
'han,such crooked legislation"
" As Mr.. Serrurier has come, sunn,s.
We snail soon know how the land Hes--wbeth
france means to be guilty of a breach of f,,t6, a,
to violate her engagements
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

+ NATcHFz, Dec. 81. Gen. Hampton reached
this City on Friday last on his arrival, we learn
an an, express was Immediately dispatched to Col
Pike, supposed to be on his return IN renoa
Dearborn; we have heard it conectured b, So
Ver"i officers OF the army that the order for the
return ofthe detachment under the command nj
Col Pike, would be countermanded, & the n. co
OF destination changed. On the day after his ar
rival Cen Hampton FASTENED to Fort Adams. i,
toned ''S'
To what place it is frequentl, asked can he in.
tend marching them'- Mississitbian
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07
A LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Pos'-0fFce,' Picirlonc C;ty. oa
SlSt dsy San. 1911.
A--Wm Anderson, Joseph Anthony, CAPTAIN
Nathan Allen.
B-Wi'son B'ick. John s Barrett, Cant. w.
Eerryman. Eli Bradley. Widow Broom, Archi4,
Bunce, Solomon Bartlwell
G-loseph Cook. Edmund p. Crenshaw, An
drew Cutler, David Chalmers. John Crensaw.
Joseph A Cooke, Wn. Criuendei,, Elder John
Courtney, Francis w Coleman Temple Cband
Ter, Peter Charbonale, 'rhoras Cburchn,, I,o-
ratio Fl Ch,tenden
OWN. Drinkard, David Dickinson, Thos.
Duacan, Abraham Davis. Neal Darling, Mons.
S. Dauce, Mons. Dormoy. %
.E-h'tred o. Egeles,on, Jacob Egburn, DSs
MEL Ellis. John w. Ellis
F-Charles Foster. Thomas Ford, Dr.. yscoE,
Ferriss, David Ford, John Farratt. Jackson Fra
Zin
G-Jonathan Glass, Capt. Noah Gardner. Ro.
bert Garrett Madam Gsrrov:, James GRAY. yohn.
Cood~, Edmond Grady
H-JGhn Harris, Miss Eiir beth Hove, cept.
Jeremiah Haley. Capt. Isssc Hall, Simeon Hsws.
lac"h Hague, Archibald Nj. Harrison, Inhr,
Hopkins, Capt Haines, John Hail. Miss Mary,
Hall, VIM. Halt Hiss Frances Harris
Mrs. Elizabeth Ieifriss
A-Wm. Roach, Thornton s. Kindrck, Mr.,
- Kohlar
L-Jos;ah Leak, Samuel Livermore. Henrv.
Lewis. Mons. Lecnrdeir.
M-Susan Nsniey. James II. Mann, William
Moore, George A Martin
N-Hugh Nelson, Herry Newman, jr.
O-Rchard Ogle>bv
P-joseph Perkins, Maj. James Pndsil, MRS..
Sarah Perley. VIM. pesrrnan, John VI. Pcarmsn.
VIVA Price, Aaron Philips, VIM. Priddy, HenrS-
Pollard, Cole Powell. Mons. Pichotte
R-Luke Richards, James l. Russell. Isaa,.
Reed & Co Henry Randolph, Joseph Robbins,
John Richardson
S-Mrs. Ann Svdnor, Elizabeth SAUNDERS,
Shelton Staples. Daniel Sickle, Mrs. uaria n,
Sewell, Laurence Slaughter, John Scott, Roger
Smith, Mrs. Maria Selah, Capt. Peter Steclmsnx
Alexander Smythe, Robert Speed, Capt w. Sos
mers, Smock & Turner, r. Saunders, Aaron
Sheldon.
T-Richard Taylor, of Brandon; Richard F
lyre!, Samuel Turner, Gurdon Trench. MIRA.
- Irou'n, James Talley, Lewis w. Taylor.
John Taylor
V-Amce Vjhert.
W-Lester Wheeler, Joshua West, Charles
WIS, Samuel W"te, Major SarruelI I. Wins,onE
Mrs Ns'nanlei Whitlock, Spencer w ID, Chass
Wills, VIM Williams, Arsalern B Wal er. lane
Wo'd-nf!, MISS Nancy white Polly Wjniree.
John Wade, lob White.
VIM Your3, Richsrd Y ing
WIN FOUSHEE. N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07

/ D y-.1 lON.---Wanls situation. az
ZACH Reading, Writing, Grsrnmgsr 3s",r1.d to
Navigation, &c. V'' surveying
!, Any le,'er dircotcd 10 L. NJ. tisesrs =.
My nd =! beRt;endei 70 se'S- o77da
febroaf z. "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07

IN tue 18Th Of Febru1y, 1871, viii be NH
~ publicly, to the highest iider -
nam nam Church, in Richmond ounty in nnrsnsnce
~, Heea OF trust dated 2isl Of Jao 1909 made
Iomhn, administr. Of Walker Tor1Iin dsc,c
7" satlsly certain claims specified IN 3 I'D decd
several valuable lofts adjoining sad church IN.
m'nlng about thirty six acres we'll improved. ai-
so tour negro men (two of whom are vsi,'.bIo
o'Scksnths) two horses, twenty eight h. -
ca''le large stock uf Lcgs Payments Tor The
lots and negroes one halt cash, add Tie b,in",.
IN SIX months with such security GO viii then ne
req',ne'' carrying interest from the sale al
Tor the horses, cttue and hogs. in civ rn',, 'i
VIM bond and approved security. bearing ; m,ar''
act rs trustees ~ 10 VIII
VINCENT BRANHAM.
Ear HOLOMn. NcCARTv
geo tGG SAUNDERS,
JOHN M. YEkBY.
gu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07

= AN-AWAY, on christmas d1v Leu ,,,1,
- blacks. JAMES & ,3IM us NV
likely black man, about feet or inches hioh.
ap"S! % years OF age, wears Wig or handker.
ch,ri' IN consequence of some defect on his heudt
as am informed, but have never seen Il my <If
n'S c'o''es generally black, and of good qoslis
i'm IS likely lack bCy,2l years of age sb ut
'eet orr riches high lac lad on when he ran-
away'a long blue coat OF broad cloth. the reg =
ms clothing not remembered When bonn. he
mac one finger more than common on each a.d3
visible. ii
James informed his wife t.e' lie absconded
under the impression that had sold him
taken IN Town, will give ten dollars for
eaeA-iiten miles out of town. twenty d liars
eHch. lf3O miles cut of town, thirty dollars
each.
WILLIAM COOK.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07

4 1870
James Vaughan, Admir-. Of Matthew Waugh.
an, decd pyt,go ""s"-
AgaiHst, L,Lk<
Joel Raglsnd, nor. 1"Ne'F
The defendant not Being arrested ON The .lae.
RES CHptds, awarded in this case and not an.
PearinE to answer the plaintiffs action .sI,bouo.h
soiomnly called Therefore on the motinn ort2e.
plaintiff by bis attorney II is ordered. tbst The
s@a defendant Go appear here on H. e Sd dav
OF "Sfch Court next, and ans - er the iHSs
action or that judgment will he render.d
gMns' h'm IN favor of the plaintiff, according tn
ms specially, with interest and costs All IL
Is ,uFther 'rde ed hat copy Oft iso,de b, NIB
,isbed IN some newspaper printed in ,he C.v or
! h,c"'nona, for three weeks successfully Ard,
mat sno'her copy thereof be posteI 4. tn
front door ofthe Court -house Of this Co,,,, "''|
"A Copy Teste,
". MILLEP u n ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07

DR.. William Wsydlagv, was elected on Tues
day last, a member OF the Execu,iv. Council, tn
supply the vacancy occasioned by the rcsic
nation OF " ihsm Munford q. aov CT, rk OF the
III. of ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26
MISCELLA ANY.
FRoM THE BOSTON PATRIOT.

TO a DLSiLN GJIShED SE.N.iTOR.

SIR,
ON the charge of advocating T" Resistance
TO Las9'' you have been arraigned at the tri-
bunal OF the press. Ii was not expected that
your defence would appear in the newspapers
and 1t would be unfair TO hold you rcsponsi.
bic Tor the mistakes of every laundering ad-
vocate who volunteered in your behalf. But
your Speech In the Senate of Massachusetts
on Saturday last, may be taken as the delib-
crate Justification of your measures. To
this beg leave to reply, and in order to con-
form to that parliamentary mode by which you
are SO distinguished, shall suppose myself
addressing your successor, in the Presidents
chair.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26
DWELLiNG-HOUSE,.

THE subscriber offers for sale the new coryer;en,
Dwelling-house, partly finished and Lo,of
Land very pleasantly stu tied, fronting Barney and
Mount Vernon streets, affording beau,ifusnd cx-
tensive view Of the harbour, river, island, &c. 70
terms apply to
WILLIAM w. VERNON.
Newport, March s, 1911
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26

dffanted ana common spoons, marrow, mus.
English and Geneva tsrd and salt do. SUI
watches; gar longs, scissors md
Gilt and mahogany frame pncushion Chains, sill
Looking -Gsasses; YER Penci-Cases, silver
brass Handirons, Shoveis Thlmbles, plated Cas-
and longs tors, Sugar Tong Can.
Brass Candiestcks. desticks and Spurs
BRITANNIA WARE, viz. GOLD AND JEwELRY
neutrality-suspicious., WARE, viz Medalions,
Cream-Pct, Table and Lookets, Brcast-Pins,
lea spoons; plain, topaz and pearl
CUTLERY, viz. Knives & set, Finger Rings aud
Forks, Jacknives, Pen gold and 6lagree Ear
knives, Razor, Scissors Rings,ot every descrip.
Shutters and Trays ton, Bracelets of elias.
Portable Writing Desks tick plain hair work
Backgammon Tables; god Necklaces, cold
Flute Flies aud Vlons Watch-Cbains, Seals &
Hunting Apparatus, OF Keys, elegant cornelan
every descriptions; Keys, Sc; in gold, g.
Patent and common Sus- Epstiets;
penders, Ladies and gentlemen's
Reeve Colours, different Pocketbooks < Purses,
sizes; of every description:
silver AND PLATED Fancy common Neck
WARE-sver Cream. laces of every kind .
Pots. Soup and Gravy With an extensive variety
Ladies, Tea and Table of Fancy Goods
"A'ehes, OF every description, cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and warranted
Jeweiry and Silver Ware, of all kinds, manufactured
and repaired
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good or
the money returned
- Cash, and the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver.
.Ne.rpors. Nov z, 1910.
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Removal.
(eptf)


ReshecynHy Informs his friends and the f.u6.
lick, in general.
THAT he has removed from his old stand to the
Store of Mrs. MARY BRowN, NO. 100, Thames,
Stree, formally occupied by Mr.. Uahsr Cornell.
Where he offers, for sals,
A General assortment of Fashionable and Fancy
\ GoOds-G,nong zehich are the foHoEiac--
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WeU Stationary, and School
BOOKS.
JOSIAH G.. SHAW,

No 1l6, 1Iamesstreet,
HAS just opened, and offers for sale upon as good
"A terms can be Obtained in Newport, the fol.
lowing articles
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TO LEI.

-FOUR Chambers pleasantly situated, No. IS,
= Droad-sueet For terms, inquire at the Prem
ses June ~. (3w)
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All kinds Of Writing Pa
per by the ream or quire,
at various prices from l.
25cents to ~ cents per
quire.
sOreams brown wrapping
paper, common, and 25
do. brown and blue, OF
best quality, Hartford.
An assortment Of qullls,
per. 100 or 1000, from
s. to 80 cents pei loo.
Lead Pencils with and
without cases, from IL
to lbs cents each.
Mathematical Instrum.
ents in cases.
Scales and Dividers.
Wiiliamson's three-slit
celebrated metallic pens
Ivory and bone Folders
Paint boxes and Camels
hair brushes.
Red and black sealing
Wax.
Red and black Waters,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26

by ounce, bex or pound.
Sand and pounce boxes.
Conversation. visiting and
playing Cards.
Waikden's genuine Ink
Powder.
fopy slips, indelible Ink,
Back Cannon Tables
Ink Stands, Ink and sand
Glasses for Portable
Desks.
An assortment Of Pen,
Pocket and desk knives.
Ink Stands, Ink Cake,
Gentlemen's pocket { and
Memorandum Books,
States and slate pencils
|! Commercial blanks, blank
Writs and Executions
for Justices
Brass Ink stands, with
top, knife and pen.
India rubber. black sand
shaving soap and boxes,
wafer boxes, bonnet pa
per.
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BOOKS

Bowditclrs Navigator,A- A well assorted collec-
merican Ship-Master's ton Of Books for chill
Assistant, Blunts coast dren in poetry and prose-
Pilot. calculated to lead the j,I-
Perry's Dictionary. venile mind to virtue
Muriy's sequel reader. Primers, &c.
Bibles, Testaments, and A very handsome assort
Dabol's Arithmetick. ment of walking canes
Webster's. Alden's and and whips from S so
Murray's Spelling books cents to 25 cents each.
Murray's Introduction A Small assortment of
Samford's art of re ding. II unks
Hymns for lafant Minds.
In a few days will be received and for saie as a.
bove, good assortment OF Blank Books, Ledgers,
Journals, Day Books, &c. &c.
Great allowance will bo made to those who buy
Stationary for Schools, to sell again.
or Lottery, Exchange and Brokers busines
transacted usual, and every favour gratefully &C.
knowledged
Stationary, Erchange e Lottery
office, .N6. IL +, IHames-Street.S
june 10. (eptf)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-22

Extract Of letter from John s. Smith. d
to tie Secretary Of State.
"I,ondon, IS, Aug. 1871
CT have now the honor to transmit to ",
lord Wellesley's answer to my note cover
Mr.. Russeli's letter Of the i4th July, and 4
another note from his Lordship on the San
subject, which j received, last evening"
NoTE-The papers that came in those l.
tiers make part of the Enclosures in Mir. No,
roes letter of the 9TH October, to MIR. Poa
and are printed with 1t.
Documents TO be continued.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-22
BALTIMORE. November l9.
FROM BORDEAUX.

We have been politely favored with 6,
Of the Bordeaux Indicateur, including the
of October, from which we make the folio,
ing selection, which, however, is not impo.
tant
PARIS, September a.
On leaving Bolougne, the emperor pm
ceedcd on the. 22d to Calais. From Calais /.
went to Ostend, and thence to Breskins, whe,
he arrived on the 23d in the evening @,
the Oath, at one O'Clock, he went on board Ii.
fleet. His Majesty sleeps there every nigh
From thence he makes his excursions upo,
both banks of the Scheldt and into the Islam;
of Zealand. 1t is SAID he will remain upon tn
Schcldt and in its neighborhood till the 27th
when he will meet the empress at Antwerp
who on the 26th remained at Lacken. Dun.
ing his stay at Ostend, the emperor had &C.
casion to manifest anew his invariable deter.
mination to favor with all his means the ey.
portation of French wines and the silks Of I.v.
ons.
From the first October next there will ap.
pear at Paris no more than four daily political
papers, viz: The Moniteur, the Journal 81
the Empire, the Gazette of France, and tas
Journal of Paris.
Imteriai Council Of Prizes, august 81.
The council declares good and valid, the
prize made on The 7th September, 1910, by
the French privateer PIntepde, of the A.
'merican ship Two Brothers, carried into Nal
aga.
BoRDEAux, Sept. so.
Entered the ship Flash, from New-York,
with $50 bags sugar, 81 bales cotton, la bag.
coffee, &c.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 10.
His Majesty has ordered, that the flags Of
Oldenburg, Pappenburg and Kniphausen,
shall be no longer acknowledged in the Danish
ports.
LEIPsIc, Sept. IS.
The price of grain has risen in Prussia, Sax
ony, and the Dachy of Warsaw.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-22
TO the Lovers of Agriculture
I'm ample and fertile field is presented.

VT7ISHING to direct my attention to a
w different employment than that CT
farming. offer to let, for term Of years,
that V.dLUEBLE ESTATE wherein re-
side, and known as Alexander 8 Island. This
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap o! government; TIC
main road passing through has afforded 10
travellers an opportunity of viewing this
beautiful and by natuc productive farm -
This property, possessing the a,lvsnta g, Of
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandra, renders it an object well
worthy the att; ntion Of the farmer AFy
farther commentary j. deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing 10 reEt it is presumed
will view the estate,
r~If this property is net soon applied
for, / shall make arrangements Tor the' c"i-
tivation of it myself, whicn viii prcc!nCs O.
theirs for the succeeding yesr. A"y II or
nation win be given or applications resei'
in relation to the Island by Ge s'g, Hat
ingson, or myself resident 'hcreon.
w. II. " ashington.
November e
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ls.

FROM BATAVIA-Arrived, ship Cor
nelia, captain Conner, last from the Isle Of
France, having touched there for supplies
Left there, brig Fox, Neguss of this port, dis
charging. The Cordelia was from Teneritfe
bound to Batavia but was turned off from
that porn, by the British blockading squadron,
and informed that the governor having burnt
that city, had retired to the interior with the
troops and inhabitants. The British troops
from India had not arrived, but were daily ex-
pected.-The only ships of war at Batavia
were two British frigates, and two French
frigates,. (the Renomne and Neried) lately
captured and under repair.
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FAXON, METCALF & co.

Haze removed to the Store adjoining lite Gold
en- Bal, Union-street, and o6er for sale
nosv landing from brig Potomac, from Bos-
cases mems fine and coarse Hlts,
barrels Cemeteries,
40 boxes dipt Candles,
10 do. brown soap.
Also, O-T HAND,
20 boxes No. 5 Chocolate,
10 bales Wrapping Paper,
10 quintals Isle ShoaI Cod Fish,
And a quantity OF Shoes
November 81. cow