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In HAMPToN RoADs.

Ship PocanUntas, Atwsll, of Boston, IS days
from St. Ubes bound to Alexandria, put in to
get pilot Jan q lat 81, 81, Ion. sc, spoke
brig Funchal from Madeira bound TO N. York
81 DAYS out had been on Soundings 10 days
before, and was blown off--l5t h, lat. So, l3,
long. IS, brig Margaret, Lovet, from Port
land bound to Porto-Rico, days out.-2sth,
lat 81 go ion 70, ship Merchant, Anderson,
from Lisbon, bound 10 Philadelphia, "a days
out.--Feb ], lat. SO, Ion "a, schpr. Harriet
Flower, Nc Phee, from N. York bound to N.
Carolina who politely supplied us with bar
rel of PORK and sundry other artces.-2d,
schnr. Lucy, PIERCE, from Plymouth (Mass.)
bound to Norfolk, IS days out; had been blown
oH.-In lat 81, 80, lon. 70, fell Ill with the
wreck of vessel Of about SO or 60 tons,
could see no person on board, and at the
same time very severe gale OF wind; could
not ascertain Any thing particular; but she APP
peared to have been recently toundered, as
nlapks. bulk heads rudder, tiller, sc. was
strewed around her.
Also brig Tigress, Mortimer, and schooner
Hotspur, Knowles, each AZ days from Bor-
deaux, bound to Baltimore, put in torpllots-
Passengers in the Tysress, Mr.. x hrs Ga
resche, and Mr. Charles Rance: in the Hot
spur, Mr.. John Andrews, of Philadelphia.
Left at Bordeaux, Dec %, schnrs. Thetis,
Furlong Messenger. Forbes, and Express,
Cheater, all taking in cargces, time OF sailing
uncertain; Flash, heather, for New York, to
sail IN 3 days; brig Inca and schr Kemp,
both of Baltimore, discharging. At Quaran-
tine, ship John, Francis, of Charleston from
New York, arrived December 90, in a passage
of 20 days; scbr. Rosie, Long, from Bslti-
more and schr from New-York belonging
to Philadelphia, just arrived. At La Taste,
ship Amanda, of Philadelphia time of sailing
uncertain. AT Bayonne, schr. Ahae, just ar
rived. At Cherburg, the United States
frigate Constitution, captain Hull, daily ex-
pected to sail for the U, States.
Also, schnr. Romaey, Hall, from Savannah
bound to Baltimore.
Schnr. William Yeatcn, Clarke, from New
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The Spanish government have issued de-
cree, declaring that all contracts for supplies
for the government sh all in future be faithfully
complied with, even with nentrals whose ma
tons may hereafterbe at war with SPAN.
3 The general complexion OF affairs In the
Peninsula is certainly favorable to the patriot
cause The French are arrested in their rapid
course OF conquest We do not hear OF bat
ties like those of Austerlitz jena, Frledland
and Wagra,n, deciding the fate of a nation by
each. The plan adopted by lord Wellington,
OF plotrSctmg the war until the people OF Spain
and Portugal are made soldiers, must and will
succeed. The whole force Of the Portuguese,
including 10000 in th& service of Great Bril-
tain, is stated at $4,000 regulars, besides the
militia who are all in training, who have been
two years or nearly in active service. Ere
quent BATTLES with their enemy have given
them confidence, which they will not soon
lose. Portugal has not French soldier in it,,
except as prisoners.
Market for -four S Is, and rather dull
Corn S 2 10 per bnshel, and in good demand.
In our last we noticed the arrival of the
British ship Adventure, and the burning OF
the brig Three Friends, captain LeE.vour of
Salem. The following fact may be relied
on -
The day ON which the Adventure was de-
serted on board the French commanders ship,
captain Iefa' our, forgetting for the moment
the fate of his own vessel, exclaimed that he
hoped it would prove an American vessel, and
that he should be put on board, and thus get
to his country. To this the French comman-
der (whom captain L. represents as man of
humanity and honoD replied-" If Captain,
it should prove al American vessel, s should
be going to, or coming from port Of a nation
at war with France, | must, according to my
orders, capture or destroy her; bat if it should
prove ali English ship and not very valuable,
| will give her to you, to take you and your
crew to America" Comment is not neces-
sary.
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THE NAVY--No. I.


lit be true that men grow wiser every day,
how very farremoyed from common sense
must those have been who hare been fifteen
OF twenty years liz discovering the necessity
aid advantages OF a Navy. The idea OF pro-
tecuRg commerce, without naval force, Is
absurd. This pppears to have been acknowi-
edged tacltty eyen by the enemies to such AN
establishment: Tor they have uniformly been
10 iaror ut gun boats for the deience OF our
Cast. Il navsd force was necessary ior
inst puFp 'se,---ihe protection, as It were, OF
cur nrts'les,--sarv.y it would be at least e.
'@aay so tor the protection CT Our property
ON tee ocean
bOt n addition to the arguments which
gave been at aii times urged in support OF
navy, late events have afforded others we'll
worthy OF attention. We agreedto pay fifteen
Nulilo'S OF dollars fer Louisiana, the ayoWed
ooJeeI o. which WAS to secure a vent tor the
p'Oauce OF The west@rn country. This vent,
was said, WAS absolutely accessory to pro-
lug our existence as a nation. Now let us
oppose that toe mouth of the Mississippi
s"0hia ae blockaded by hostile power;
- "'' *opid be he situation of d vast portion
~ I, cur Citizens, preciuded from a market?
low io't would they submit to such de-
b.a ,%.'o'! Highly as we value our western
e,,"ets We do not believe they woald long
- rp"'a government watch possessed ample
us I, grant them relief aud which not
,b~' "S'ol'oIns obstinstciy refuse to employ
nj" " we are strongly justified in this OPT
tsa y the iernent tia, pre,siled respecting
l. ~ .'SM OF dcposita, New Orleans, previous
States. '''''0 - i'3"'si'ND y Wv o'i,'.o
O., Nat such men as NJ. I.owndes, Mr.. Fl.
h. Ar Caihann, and Mr.. Cheyes, should
TAM. pressed with the importance of main
H., Ing navy, IS by no a,aaas surprising
81 - !. 70 expect th.t Old Mr.. Smile, and host
ogos > S'''o'd cycr speak publiclyih favor
b. ei IS >nurcly out ofthe question: 1t ives
ofScs 'lg agaia>t navy that many rose 10
pres. and esther 20 appear consistent, or to
mn.s ''e u'elr stations, the latter of which is
'As Strongest reason of the two, they af-
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NORFOLK, February <.
FROM LISBON.

Yesterday arrived here the schooner Happy
Couple, captain Jefiery, from Lisbon, which
she left the l4th of December. BY this YES
sci we have received Lisbon papers to the 9Th
OF December Their contents are without
:nuch interest Nothing new from the grand
armies, who occupied the same positions
nearly, that they dad for some months past.
BY accounts received at Lisbon on the 18TH
December, it is stated, that Suchet had retired
from Saguntunl, taking with him the heavy
artillery. The celebrated partizan Nina had
made $500 prisoners in Daroca. The active
and enterprising Baliasteros had advanced
three times near to Seville, but 5000 men be-
Ing sent from that place against him, he was
obliged TO retire on the 3oth of November to
the vicinity OF Gibraltar. Soult was at Seville
and inactive.
Advices from Cadiz announced that a Bri-
fish squadron cruizing off the coast of Cataio-
MIA, had captured a French convoy of % sail,
bound from Toulon to Barcelona On the Sd
of December, detachment of 1000 men sail
ed from Cadiz to reinforce general Ballasteros.
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February Z
FROM FRANCE.

The schr Hotspur, captain Knowles, in A.
days from France, put into Hampton Roads
on "Wednesday last, bound to Baltimore. To
the politeness of captain Knowles we are In
debted for Bordeaux papers to the goth of
December. They contain not sentence
worth translating.
Captain Knowles informs, that accounts had
Just arrived at Bordeaux previous to his sail
ing OF a bloody battle that was fought in the
south of Spain. Could not say who command
ed the respective forces, Dor give any other
particulars, than that the French had been
su pIised, lost great number of men, and
had four generals killed.
The United States frigate Constitution was
1T Cherbourg when captain K. left Bordeaux,
in daily expectation of sailing.
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Orleans and 81 days from the Balize bou
to George Town. Spoke Jan. 10th inlth
Mississippi bound up, ship America, Hiboe~
OF and from Baltimore, brig GoIah, Brigham
OF Boston from Cadiz, brig Patriot, Treat, o.
Milford, from Jamaica. llth, ship Missouri
of and from Baltimore II days to the Balize-
At sea Jan. Is, lat. ls, 90, lon. 81, SO, brig
Hesper, OF Kenncbunk, from Montego Bay,
(Jam.) bound to N. Orleans days out, lat
81, So, Ion. rs, IS, sIoop from Edenton N.
Carolina tound for the Bay OF Honduras
with lumber Oh deck.
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We understand Monsieur SNrrur1er has,
with avery significant shrug of the shoulders,
Threatened to stlthis master; 1t cur Executive
does not forthwith order the leaders ana abet-
tiers Of the Saoauaah riot to be all speedily
taaeu into custody. Right enough; we have
no idea of poor republicans, common men,
disputing Get the aggression be where 1t may
with the noble crews of His Imperial MaJes-
tvs Ships knock down a tfenchnan
Ills sacrilege! And who dares do II, mn3'
nor hpe--ioreyer.
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FROM THE WEST-INDIES.

The ship Anacreon, captain Dickson, in 10
days from Jamaica. Captain D. and gentle
man vino came passenger with MIN, have po-
ltely handed us file of Kingston papers to
the 18th January. Nothing new
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az The following Gentlemen, are Ma
nagers for the ensuing Birth-night Ball
Thomas Swami, George DeneaIe, Daniel
F. Dulany, William Fowlc, NobIet Herbert,
Jacob Morgan, Israel P. Thompson, Joseph
H. Mandevilie
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~, Dress has but a limit

1 LIT even congress has but : 'lmi'.
$. the militant presel't-nel'nsr
possf = ,or can the United States re-
y 'As - descriptive system 70 supply
pti TO W. How are foreign conqucsts
guar - made, if enlistments cannon O' ~
hen 100. .ans this restriction may prove
bped. e our peace and OF our liberty.
b ,aieSU". was instituted for nobler
D~ s''s ,bemaking of conquests and the
sff0's - tons It was instituted 10 pro-
ssagi'S = IL eur own limits, tor the dc
'' II cur liberty, for the enjoy nsnt q our
Faes o Re or engage in this war OF con-
Prop'''s, hilton, it will De found absolutely
Baes' A''D : .o,end the constitutions SO as TO
''s', = congress complete o0nt'0"' over
Esf {" md property Of our cltlzens' one
be Pe''9 consolidated government
- !, ofyiew then, the proposed war I
np''' i pregnant with calamity MIS-
IA defea1 But it may DC asked no"
~. s,,.ce our steps3 Itmay bsrepued' 'na'
Pa'' y n,rassary, Buff it were, It would
=, -. . repent of our foliies in time I; a'''
p w. q honor and of wisdom 1t Is no
\" al, error.
.i,,,,,ion be really suchthat we must
.;,he, with F..nce or with Britain,
p'N as ne seriously to consult our own IN
.ad onr own safety,as to the sidewhic
tc It's saewn that we have lutte
.rce with France-and it Is known
,..t little is subject to such restrictions
.,eh arbitrary exactions, as to be Oh no
,,o 70 ,s Eight ninths ofour export trade
u,;,A Refrain. herallies, Spain S Portugal
Observation-Disclosures, * to asamost heneheiai
..,ie Tas navy 0. Britain gives safety to that
,,ds-The navy Of Britain is sufficlentto pro-
:, o,,r territory from the invasion OF france.
Spain and Portugal are coptending for their
's.,gn,sace and liberties, against the un-
,ouaded ambition aid despotic power OF
rrance. Britain is the fieest country IN the
world except our own.-Our own interests
oar own safety, cur love of freedom itself
combine to impel US to avoid war with those
nations, if possible.
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The PORT FOLIO
FOR THE PRESENT mo Art,

FOR THE PRESENT MONTH,
Is Just received & ready for delivery to
Subscribers, who are requested to call for
them &.to pay up their arrears of subscription.
James Kennedy, sen.
February IL. ct.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL
The jQIIowang Tracts Of Land,
TO WIT:
st. ED WIRDS, .HARRISON'S PLAINS,
BOSTON, COMMONS, e 7'oMPKIN-
SOPS LONG LoOKED-FOR-
ID ENG in body, and forming his resi-
IL dencc On the Potomac river, lust a5o.e
MarYiand Point, in Charles County. about
As or so miles below the city of Washing
ton, containing about $50 acres, well adapt
ed to the growth Of grain tobscco, &c -
about 100 acres are in wood and excellent
timber; it liss perfectly evcl excellent
fish x crabs in their seasons The improves
ments are. a toierabe comfortable dwelling
house with four rooms below and one above
stairs, piazza In front, kitchen, meat house,
milk house and dairy; large barn, viii,
granary, carriage house, ard stables for six
teen horses under the same roof; good o.
verseers' house, spring Of most excellent
wafer sithin so yards Of the kitchen door
One other Tract about four
miles from the Potomac, Oh the main road
leading to two ferries, containing between
$50 and 40 acres, well known b. the name
OF the F" TRAIT )" good stand for couutry
store and tavern. The Improvements are.
I good dwelling house, kitchen, meat house,
store house and granary
Two other tracts adjoining,
containing Is acres, called '' itudso4's Lis.
chhoiatnlen: and the Land # Liberty"
I WILL ALSO SELL
My one ,hi, "a part OF Tract OF Land CALI
ed f" William and Jsmess" but generally
known by the name OF Lnaian Town." living
On Man jemoy Greek. about two and bali
miles from its n,outn. This land lies level,
aud is inferior to few tracts, ii any, Tor he
fertility of its soil in the production of grain,
tobacco. SC and is we'll werth the attention
of any person wishing to purchase small
farm of about $50 or 800 acres !; excellent
Fl n at all times of the year, crabs in their
season in great abundance wild fowl plenty,
& il perfection during the fall and winter
months
If those lands are not previously disposed
of at private sale, they will be offered at
Public Sale, at Mr.. Pyc's tavern, in The town
OF Port obacco OH Wednesday, the 18TH
dsy of March nex', when the terms will be
made known l have deemed it unnecessary
to c more particular ia describing them, as
my person wishing to purchase, appre-
bend, would first view them.
William d. Harrison.
ST Edwards, Ian. 9-l8 DIT 8thMarch
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Baltimore ri Msu, ancet ompamy.

TSNHE Board of Directors of the BATH
Z more Fire Insurance Company, taking
into consideration the utility Of having an
!, gent il this pl.,e, by offering greater Ia
cility To those inclined to cover their proper.
ty, IN their Office, have appointed the SUBJ
scriber their Agent. These who are desir.
Gus CT awaiting themselves of this method
OF securing their property, will have every
necessary information given them by
Jacob Hoffman.
February - dsw
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For Philadelphia.
:. The SLOOP
"A HARMONY.
CAPTAIN MoRoxr,

VIII sal for Philadelphia Oh SUNDAY,
wind AID weather permitting For Frcg hs
Or Passage; apply to the Master Oh board,
al Ramsay's Wharf
February Q. 1t.
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feet to preserve their former hatred Theosd
saying has more weight than most people inn
.agine:-
" He that's convinced, against his nil, &
/" Is of the same opinion still 2
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TO RENT,

p HE w WAREHOUSE at present occu-
pied by Messrs Gibson and Ross, on
the coraer of King and Patrick staeets Pcs
session may be had on the 9th of March
ncxt. For terms, apply to ROBERT YoUse,
in Alexandria, or to
William Smith.
Dumfries, Feb. s. lJan. le 2aw's
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber living in
IL Alexandria, on Wednesday evening
the Oath instant, Negro Man Slave, named
BEN, about five feet ten inches high, straight
made, we'll proportioned, black skin, large
lips and features, large feet, and about thirty
years of age has been accustomed to House
work, and principally to that of dining
room servant, which he performs well. He
! had with him variety OF clothing, partIcus
larly suit of blue cotton and Of broom cots
ton AS he claims for his wife, a NegroWo-
man, named Hetty, belonging to Mr.. WINS
Fowle Of this town who has one child, and
who absconded some time ago from her
master, and is sail to be in Talbot countyi
Maryland, it is probable he will endsavor 10
go there. 1t is believed he took passage in
an eastern shore vessel which sailed on We'd
nesday or Thursday last. Any person who
will apprehend and secure the said Nsgros
so that get him again, shall receive the AZ
bove Reward and all expenses, and it brought
and delivered to me in Alexandra shall also
be paid all reasonable charges OF bringing
HIM home.
Edmund |. Lee.
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NEW TEAS. &c.

JOSEPH AG4NDEVILLE, corner Of King
and Faiyar streets, has received and for
SAFE,
so quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial Hy-
son, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and
Souchong Teas, of the latest importa-
tons, principally the Leda's very SUI
perior cargo.
so hhds. N. Orleans and West India Sugars,
30 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. Marbled and White Soap, of choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquorice Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual
May 81
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FRESH NJ EDICIN ES.
WILLIAM HARPER. ir.

IS WILLIAM HA NFEk IT.
\ .lP0THEC.4RY md DRUGGIST, 5ler-
Gndrio, Fairfaa; Street, opposite BRYAN
jFA1fPS0RS, AID nert Door to mo
LLOYD;S-
HAS just recsived in addition TO his for.
4 L mer Stock, general assortment OF
Medicines Of the first qualify all Of which he
win sell wholesale and retail. on as good
terms as they canbe purchased in Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can. be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on good credit He
has also received general assortment OF
:Sgrgirat Iastrumcnta, likewise
s The toltoqoing Patent Medicines Uiz: -
Wheaton's Jauadice Rittsrs,
Co Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders.
Thompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence OF Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, &c. &c.
By The highest cash price given tor
Snake Root.
March Z.
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Portrait & Miniature Painting.

MER. NICHOLAS BOUDET, grateful
WI for The liberal encouragement he has
received of his friends in particular and OF the
public in general, feels in duty bound to SOC
licit the acceptance of his sincere thanks tor
their unlimited attention, and is happy to
give notice that the PAINTING ROOM is
removed to Prince Street, opposite Mr.
MsAD's dwelling house, where he offers his
professional service, and respectfully invites
connoisseurs and the admirers OF the liberal
arts to visit the Room during their leisure
moments.
r. S. Licensees expetlitionsly Painted,
when not Disappointed by sltters. Price OF
high finished Paintings, viz:
A full size portrait with hands, 500
A portrait in bust, 80
Miniature, ~
Smaller size, Is
June Is
PRINTING
Neatly executed at this Office.
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NOTICE.

T-HE Members of the Washington Soci-
q ETY. of Alcxandria, are hereby notified
that irregular stated Meeting OF the said SO
ciety viii be held at Mr. Tripett's City Ho
tel, in Alexandria, on Saturday next the
fourth of July, at 10 O'Clock in the toaenoon'
tor the transaction of business.
The. Society will move in procession at
u o'clock to the Presby erian hurch, where
the VaIcdictory Address of President Wash
inpton to the People Of the United States
will beread by Member of tie Society
G.. Deneale, Secay.
June 27
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Sale at Auction.
Will be Sold at Public Vendue

on Saturday the lth July, at 20 o'clock in
the forenoon, at the house occupied by the
Honorable Augustus J. Foster, late Ainiss
ter PIenipotentiary and Ambassador Elk.
traordinary from His Britsnnic Majesty,
All the said Minifter's Furniture,
which is allowed by judges to be the most
superb that has been sold, or offered for sale,
in the City of Washington. --Some Excellent
LIQUORS. and also his CARRIAGES and
HORSES. The furniture may be viewed
from Wednesday the 9Th till the day Of sales
Nicholas L. Queen, Auct.
Washington, June ~ It's
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lust Received and for Sale,

QoC NSSNiF ~
box containing superfne Country Broad
Cloths, s-4 wide, superior quality made
Of Merino Wool,
Black and blue Satnetts, cotton and wooileh
Cloths,
| box containing Check and Bed Ticking
8 do. of cotton Yarn, white and blue, from
No. to l6,
s chests of old Hyson Tea.
Iyy STORE,
Cotton Yarn of different numbers and coloFs'
Saddles and Trunks,
Country stripe Shambray,
Sharnbrays, Ginghams and Piaids,
Stirring and Bed Ticking,
Shirt Checks and Furniture Checks
1000 gallons Cyder Vinegar,
WhisEey and N. E. Rum in barrels,
GROCERIES as. usual.
Anthony Rhodes.
June 2T >"
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The Emporium
OF THE
ARTS AND SCIENCES,

AK y AMI OClENC
A NEW, ELEGANT And VALUABLE PERIODIC AL
WORK, CONDUCTED BY
JOHN REDMAN COKE, NJ. ID.
Professor Of Chemistry in the University Of
Pennsylvania !;
AND PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT 5 PER ANN.
TIE first number is just received, orna-
nentcd with handsome engravlngs, and ready
for delivery to Subscribers,
The admirers of the Arts and Sciences are
invited to view this very beautiful specimen
of both; the intention of which is to promote
and extend every species of useful knowledge
in the United States. at this time peculiarly
interesting, when we are unhappily cut OFT by
commercial restriction, from all intercourse
with the European world.
A Prospectus of the work and conditions of
publication, may be seen with the Subscriber,
who is authorised to receive subscriptions.
James Kennedy, sen.
June. Is du
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Edmund I. Lee.
MOI ICE.
June 90

NO ICE.
TNHE Bank of Potomac will be shut ON
4 Saturday the 4th of July next. All
Notes intended to be offered for discount, wilt
have to be put into Bank on Thursday the I'd
before - o'clock, and all Notes falling dus
the 4th will have to be paid on Friday the 3ds
C.. PAGE, Cashier.
June 80 st