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+" Dutch Pipes" g i" kirerpool
Ware, 7cithoat end to It,"
Hyatt & Wilson,
Who haze IN Store,
Wines and Liquors,

OF every description, warranted as ge-
nuine as imported particularly Cogaioc
Brandy, no Spanish mixed with it ;
Spanish Brandy we have also, at much
less price.-As also a variety of Wines
and Liquors which are not genuine and
sold as such. Cur Madeira Wines are
now in very fine state and warrented
as pure as imported, Gentlemen, tavern
keepers, and boarding houses, may de-
pend upon getting such wines and liquors
of us, as will please any taste.
N. 3. Goods can be had as low of US
as in Baltimore and we take all kinds of
notes that are genuine, Of our customers
only, and when dealt out. We have
also variety of Fancy Goods, which
will be sold low, as we wish to close sales
Of all goods in our line.
eP Country Merchants will do well
to give US call our assortment is large
and we will deal literally with them.
George Town Oct. 95.
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] efIerson Land for Sale

A R0tTF 89a Acres in tie county 0
jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
the aosd leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, IL miles from the former, II
Goul Harper's Ferry and sffom Charles
towrl-~6G miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
Improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, STA
bic, &c.
The soil IS of the very FIRST quality,
well adapted to tile growth Of timothy,
clever and every species of grain--More
than half Of TIE land is covered with TIM
Der Of the best quality.
q }.
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Now landing and for sale by the sub
scrjbers,
Q chests black Tea equal to any we
have ever bad for family use
casks rich Goshen Cheese
6 be1cs zig BIue
10 boxes real Spanish Segars
| Dbl. An0iseed
80 farey 0porto Baskets, in variety
OF sapes
100 boSes preserved ,emons and Gran
yes, from the same place
50 strings Artificial Flowers, from do.
TO entry Mats, from do.
2 bbls, Cemeteries
8 kegs ground Ginger
l0bqxes Scotch Herrings, very fine
90 bottles nice Catspp
l boz containing 500 Algerine smoke
PIPES
CAPTURED lately by commodore Decatur.
It is supposed that they were intended
by the crews to treat our jolly tars with
a Whit after capture sin this thy
caught tartar" Fhey may now be
viewed and bought Oery cheap, at the
corner of Bridge and High streets.
o,ocFTuPp M1JSy
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Elegant SllaWls, Sc.
David Peabody,

frs iast receired an assortment of
EN- IEGAN,T bicrino and evantine
"a Shawls
Six half haudkerchie(s, black silk hand
kerchiefs
Black, white and coiored Virginia and
Florence silks
II few elegant hearth rigs
Two bates cotton twist
One bale vel charged rose blankets
One case platilIas, one do. Brita@nes
Fine German linens, & brown Hollands
Ladies' and Gentlemens' worsted hosi-
cry
October31
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Consisting Of
IRON RIM, and brassI Japann'd, black, red
door locks & white tea trays
Stock locks Plate warmers and
Drawer, chest, desk Dressing cases
trunk, cupboard, IShoyels and tOngs
and pad locks Green wire tenders
Fl; HI butt, parlia- iron, tin, & copper
ment, table andl tea kettles
chest hinges Sauce pans
Screws, bolts, latch Pins
es, planes, chs Needles
sells augurs, plane Knitting pins
irons, eompasses, Iron and japan'd
squares,h hand pan candle-sticks
mel, tenant, sash. Crambo, Toupee e
and compass saws knife combs
Mill, cross cut, and Cloth, nail, hair,
pit saws crumb, paint and
Smiths files sweeping brushes
Mill, cross cut, pit.iShot bolts, powder
and hand-saw fiIesI TASKS, fishing rods
Rasps lines and hooks
Ivory, buckhorn. 8lWalking canes and
bone fable q des- whips
sert knives and Pocket books, hack
forks CANNON boards,
Pen, pocket, prun- snuff boxes, pla
ing, butchers and ted candlesticks;
shoe knives casters, &c.
Razors and scissorslG Gums, pistols, iirks,
Drawing-knives and gun-fints.
grass commode han Vices, anvils, spades
dies and knobs, sbcyeIs, frying
cloak aad curtain pafs, bar q sheet
pins lad and tin plates
Hard butt Hinges, Bar-iron, steel, and
hooks, socket cas- wagon boxes.
tors, nails, stair ALSO,
rods and eyes,G Gilt and mahogany
chimney hooks, framed pier look
kettles, candle- lug glasses
sticks, and foot. Toilet and pocket
men. glasses
Plated and tin'd bril- Military goods and
die bits, stirrups,l Jewellery, and
buckles 81 Sides
martingale hooks
and spurs.
q great pariety Of OTHER articles,
Which he offers for sale on moderate
terms wholesale and retail.
August 26. If.
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ALSO,

Black, white and coIored canhrics,
muslins, shawls, bombazeens, canton
grapes. black and colored laventines, fl.
CURED bonnet silks, t,,isning laces, lace
wells and shawls, palerines. silk, and
silk and cotton shaw!s, some Gerry ete-
gant-ribbons, very cheap--silk hdkfs.
silk flsrentine, British shirtings, Irish
'iirnens, ginghalns, damask table cloths,
vestings, dimoties, domestic cottons,
mems and womens shoes, etc. ETC..
III which will be sold wholesale and re-
tai! at fair prices for CASH, and on all
payments made in sPEoIE premium OF
|l2i per cent will be allowed, or bank
notes will be givenfor specie and pre-
MUM of 10per cent allowed.
r. & L. expect additional supplies OF
l.yesh goods nearly every week.
II. b. They will pay 80 cents Cash
'or lC0 in Goods at lair prices for 5000
bushels Of good rye, if offered within
ten Gays.
Sept. Is.
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force. AT some tables d'hote, says 9
Paris letter, the disputes are SO hlgh,
that the royalists & their opponents have
different tables assigned them. We wish
we could say that immsdiate!and vigorous
measures had been carried into execution
against the traitor. We hear ofsome ar
rests-Ladeboyere, GARNER de saintes,
Felix Desportes, and Boulay della Meur-
the. But mere arrestswii not do. They
should be brought to trial and to punish
ment. Some of Bonaparte's activity and
decision would not be anliss. When
Foache was his minister of police, ne ne
yer published decree of arrest against
any person, till lie had made sure OF him.
Heaven knows the king of frances ST.
tuation is not an enyiable one. Ike is not
on bed of roses. But the race over
whom he is placed must be governed
with firm and stern hand. France
restless and profligate, is dissatisfied
with moral government, and regardless
Of domestic tranquility. She wants the
strut ard pomp Of desputism, the stimu-
Ius Of ambition, the lieentiousness OF
system whose strength is corruption. In
fiat Intellectual depravity, that iooseness
of principle, that affection Of superiority,
that Difference to words rather tran ac-
tions. which constitute the national cha
racter, there is something which cannot
amalgamate With any system OF solid IL
berry or Of public moderation. Such
peopie. therefore cannot, do that which
M. Fouche says is absolutely necessary,
thew cannot give to the allied sovereigns
a substantial guarantee of their rcpese.
And hence we contend that they should
be stripped, by large reduction ofthelr
territories of the power to injure. Shall
these men talk about their destinies and
their g'ories. till the rest Of the world
are contented to believe them, like
clowns who cape at an impudent juggler?
fit be for no othe- purpose than town
dicate the moral superiority to the rest OF
Europe, let France be left to gaze upon
her make dness, and thus learn to sum up
the desormities which her tinsel trappings
have so long concealed.
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&or. There are other hills also, vh;c,
ear evident marks of a volcanic orion
Ad some have huge rocks Of lava. ana
"a NA&Qt halfvitrified flags. The coun'
try howSxaf. is far from being barren
the little hilHeEc covered with rich4xsT3
|dure. and intersPsysed HitS tsssae< alIev.
which contain gardens, Orchards and =.
|rious plantations. The valleys are wa
tered by rivulets, and tie mountains s
in the centre Of the island, are coveras
with wood.
The soil which covers the rocks ANA
mountains is in gsueral, a rich moul MA
FROM six to ten inches deep. elotiad
with variety of plants, and shrub
The walks of peach trees are loadei
with fruit which have al peculiarly rica
flavor, but the other European f,u;t
trees and vines which have been plapte5
here do not succeed. Cabbage and a.
Their greens thrive. extremely we'll but
are deyoured by the caterpilars as arc
the barley and other kinds of grain. b.
the rats, which are very MN ,rous. Tie
ground for these reasons, is laid out Chief.
~ in pastures, the verd, re Of which is
surprising, and the island can support
5000 head of their small cattle. Thew
have English sheep here, and a small,
breed of horses, with goats and RABBITS
The number Of inhabitants on the island
does not exceed 1000, including 500
soldiers, aud about Goo saves, who are
supplied with all sorts OF manufactures
by the compsny's ships in return for
refreshments and many of the slaves
are employed in catching fish, which are
very plentiful. This island is situated
between the continents of Afica and s.
America, about 1900 M. w. Of the for.
mer and 1900 E. of the latter.
The countess Of Bertrand being told
by alieutenant of the Bellerophon, that
it was the intention of this court to as.
sign the Island of St. Heiena as place
of refuge and security for the Emperor;
replied that he would sooner close the
scene here.-( Commit saicide.)
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From the Boston Palladium, Sept. IL,
ENGLISH PAPERS.

u
Blythe brig William Henry, which ar.
rived yesterday from Bristol, (Eng.) we
were favored With London papers to the
evening of the 25th of Jolly.
LeNDoN, July &c.
A Mail arrived from Hamburger last
night. but excepting a letter from the
neighborheod OF Paris, dated the 9Th inst.
it brought nothing worthy of notice. HE
letter alluded 60, states, that the property
of Mayors who have been active for Bo.
aaparte, is to be sequestered, as also that
of all the inhabitants whode not, return
in eight days to.their habitaidns The Sc
qaestered property to form military
fund, and to Indemnify other inhabitants
for sacrifices and acquisitions. Allied
Armies are to be maintained, clothed,
paid and armed at the expence of the e.
nemy's country, and the following artl-
Giles required from the occupied provinces
10000 pair shoes, 10000 coats, 10000
pair of boots, 10000 cloaks, 10000
pair o. breeches, 10000 pair of CATERS,
10000 stocks, 100000 leather caps,
100000 kettles and drinking vessels,
100000 horse shoes, 5000 horses, half
saddle, half draught horses. and 1900,
600 of francs, to make good the arrears
of pay. The Allies appear to have adopt
ed the manner and style ot the requlsl-
tons which French Generals used tolevy
in foreign countries. Even in Swedish
Pomerania, when friendly, the French
General told the Governor, the country
must provide far the gallo troops--that
it was the French maxim, that where ths
army was it must be supported.
Private letters from Paris state, now
truly we know not, that the French nave
agreed to contribution in payment or
the expenses sustained by the Allies DUR
ing this war, to be levied in four years;
We recallect that when lunot entered
Portugal, he at once oppressed that Peo'
pie E: irappoit,' was Inc word IN the mo;
niteur) BY a requisition of enc hu .mits
millions of francs above four miitlo''
sterling. It WAS at the beginning Oh %.
l., 1907, that the treaty OF Illsit wa g.
concluded. every species of estortlon ~ /"
rapine was afterwards exercised OF wv
Prussians for year anda hall; , lNeIr
was subjected to all tteal .";..
that oppressed greatness cenlo sI ,a 49,
from vulgar insolence, inflicted ~ ai M
unbounded power. On the Gsth Of -soH.
of 1893, the Convention OF be1hh W.
signed for the evacuation ct the fIass ..,'l
states /; but Bona9arte stis fetn'n fs ',os
session Of stettin, Costaip. ana oiosa
in order 70 enforce payment OF The eo''.
buttons which he pretended to De ou' !"
him. -, : n;s
Other letters state, and we think 'n,'
exceedingly probable, tiat the pr'c,et'eyu',
inss Of the Allies have been not a I!, .Le
embarrassed By the circumstances 0, wv
King having so soon made his aPPsa[a"tM
in Paris. Less difficulty, it IS SAD; WT Gn
nave been experienced N setting the sS &.
vernment, even for the Kings ulti!'S'e
,ersonal interests, if he had fema'"eo
Client.
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Molasses, Coffee, Ssc.

We hare jus, receiced oad cfsr for Sat
10 hhds first gualit retailing Molasses
900 bags and tea tierces prime green
s Coffee
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
20 do. No. l. Chocolate
30 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND In STORE.
Is chests Guupowder y Y. Hyson Teas,
Of a very superior. crafty
10 hhds. Sd and 4th ROOF I'D Whiskey,
suitable for family use
10 hhds. Sd proof Antigua Rum
Some fine old Madeira, Sherry, and Te-
neriife Vines
New-orleans, srG sPs.
Loaf and humps
Liverpool fine and Ground Alum Salt
and a general assortment of other
Groceries as usual
sCr We Ass keep constant supply
OF the best Flour far family use.
Bryan AampsoB 6 Co.
August 10.
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ST. HELENA.

Which is said to be the future resi-
dence OF bonaparte, is an Island in the
South Atlantic Ocean, held bv the Eng
'lish East India Company. Its circum-
ference is about twenty miles, and it
has the appearance at distance Of a
rock or castle, rising out Of the ocean,
being only accessible at one particular
spot, where the town is erected, in a
valley, at the bottom of bay, between
two steep dreary mountains. The build
ings, both public and private are plain
but neat. 1t has some high mountains,
particularly one called Diana's Peak.
which is covered with wood to the very
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-22
LONDON, Aug. Z.

Eonanarte las sailed. An order came
Down TO Plymouth on Thursday night for
the Dellerophon and the Eurotas to put to
sea next day, which they did. Off the
Start, or in a certain latitude, the Nor
cumberland is tojoin them, when Bona
parte, and those who are to go with hia,,
to be removed on board her. Lord Keith
in the Tonnant. is said to have sailed to
superintend tie removal. To the last
moment Bonaparte persisted in declar-
inc that hewould not be sent alive to st.
Helena. savary and Lallemand are said
to be put on board the Eurotas. We
have not heard whether Bertrand is to
be permitted to 60 with him or not,
We have received the Paris papers of
Thursday last.
OF the real situation of France they Of.
ford us few and meagre accounts; but
what t.ey do afford convince US more
and more that the disease is nat cured by
the remova! Of Bona; arte because in
these latter times, We mean since his re-
turn from Elba, be was not so much the
creator as the creature Of faction. 1t
was this powerful faction that raised him
up--not he that created and called up the
faction. Tie head is fallen, but the bod Y
still exists "a single wheel Of the machine
is deranged, but its general powers are
not destroyed !; the serpent is overthrown
but his teeth are scattered abroad to start
UP into the same fierce and dangerous
eombatants tat we have vainly sabdued.
In other woras. Bopaparte has oeen a
ken from the scene. bat tie JacooiDs re-
main. 1t will be recoliected that some
days ago we stated, that one of the lead
ing men IN France at present, confessed
that his party had political change in
contemplation, but that it was totally un-
connected with Bona arte. who, however
hearing of it, resolved to take advantage
oft. An able writer in the Journal de
Paris On. Salguesj told us that '. never
since the epoch Of 1898, did the provinces
of France present more revolutionary
aspect than before the return of Bona
parte'' Aud the face of affairs has pro-
badly experienced but little change since.
The submission of the army is every
where slow and reluctant. Many towns
are the victims of the contending parties.
At Rennes assassinations have been COM
mitted. At Nismes, Montpelier, and
other places, here have been disturbances.
Even in Paris the factions are hardly kept
down BY the presence of large foreign
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Foreign Intelligence.
LeNDON, July 81.

ca July 20.
CON the arrival of the Bellerophon "a,
hon. capt. Maitland, in Plymouth sound,
ON Wednesday last, having on board
Napoleon Ronaparte and suite, the Flu :
rotas and Briton frigates, then lying IN
the sound, were Immediately ordered to
anchor near her, aud six gun-boats, with
lieutenant and eight men each, ordered
to be continually rowing round her, to
prevent any communication I; 80 very
strict are they, that no beat Whafever'
Except the Admirably is permitted 70
come within Tia fiigates or gnard boat,
stationed abouta cables leasth distant
around the Bellerophon. not eFen 70 lay
too: and nodistipction made to captan.s
and officers in the navy. 1nmense num-
bers of people have made efforts TO gst a
nearer view, and have as cften been re-
remptoriIy ordered off. The generals,
&c. who accompanied him from France,
are some OF them on board the Bellero-
phon, and others on beard the Mernidon
sloop and slaney brig"
August /.
A Plymouth paper received yesterday.
speaking of Bonaparte, says His Gu
riositv on every point is unbounded, and
versatility Of talent and powers of con-
yersation on all subjects, whether trifiing
or important, astonishing: such, indeed.
is his appetite for information,. that he
often freely addresses the seamen and
marines. tits impossible we have learnt
from good authority, to imagine the fas-
CITATIONS Of Bonapartes's address and
conversation, which compel involuntary
esteem and attachment, and bereave e.
veil those, most inimical to him in their
hearts, Of all hostile feelings while they
remain in his presence. When he is
walking alone, his hands are folded be-
hind him. and his countenance assumes
a pensive cast but when engaged in
discourse his face exhibits smile of the
most engaging description, like CLEAN
of sunshine on dark cloud, and his ges-
lures are earnest and impressive. At
his meals he exercises what is called in
Eag!anda good knife and fork and rare
l. speaks; in the use of liquors he is
..ore ab temious. In thorough acauaint-
ance with men and manners he is sur
passed by few. and particularly, which
will appear remarkable, IN lis knowledge
of Eug'and, aud the pr ecipal characters
in it who have signa|i2aei themselves by
their abilities, in val..rs. ierartn euts.
His n,atsi.als are l.nest continually on
deck, 10 ipll uniform. in converse With
their master, ar tic ladies AID children.
Madame Bert Ind has heen ;aeca!iar,y
inqaisitiye concerning his destination.
and frequently hints that the Empero, is
roar, having enly a ..,a,liion d francs, or
50,ooel. TO beast Of, while Tale rand.
formerly his minister, possesses immense
wealth in all the funds of different coun-
tries.
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New Goods,
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Rogers g. Lewis,

KING STREET
Are now opening part of their assert.
ment of fresh imported
FALL e WTHTER, FANCY AMI
S1.aPLE GOODS,
SUS7 RscExvED FROM Bos7oN.
Amsng which are
bales low priced, common and su-
perfine broad Cloths-various
c0lSrs,
| do. Cassimeres-ass assorted,
9 do, Flannels.-assorted some very
fine, white,
l do. Rennets patent imperial elastic
Cords, a new and superior artl-
Gle for gent'emen's ,>antaIooas.
1 do. Worsted Scotch Plaids for gen
tlemens cloaks and childrens
cloaths,
2 do. Bombazetts. containing plain.
black, green, brown, olive,
slate aud maroon colors-and
green, slate and grange, print
ed do.
case fine twist shirtines,
9 do. Madras pattern hdifs.
do. Calicoes, plates, and furnitures,
etc. etc.
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From the n. Y. Mercantile .asre's''s'
Bishop Prevoost.

The Right Rev. DIR. sAnuEI PhnF I..t1
: vhose death was noticed on Friday ia TO-
m m be considered as the Father = OF u ,s sas
episcopal Church in America a a.. atIaatic
among the first who crossed the f''
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~ Port Wine.
WILLIAM GILLIAN,

King Street, nert door to Patons ana
hatcher.
FL. susr RscEIrED FROM OPoRTo
10 half pipes and ! First quality Pert
90 Quarter casks Wine.
\. I'm STORE,
8 pipes London Par. Madeira Wine
from the celebrated house OF MUIR
doch, Yoaille, Wardrop &Ce.
A few pnncheons fine. old West-indla
Rum, Sd and 4th preof.
Muscavado and Orleans Sugar IN bids.
and bbls.
40 Dem1ohns
Tesether with general assortment OF
GROCERIES.
Which viii be sold on the most liberal
terms.
September IA
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l.. Masterson,
BOOT AND SH9E.9I taKER,

Roy al-street- Asexandria
HNAKEs tbs method 81 thanking his
& friends ans the putbc in ss..e,al,
f,s the Kb ,'al patronage he has feceiued
since he cealmsneed' business IN this
place, and ippes ae will ALWAYS have 1t
IN his power 20 siYe genera 81 faction
for past faSoss. wishes al 10 inf ,la.
The public, tdatl sasjust received fysn,
New-yerk, 3 la assat:n e the
First qr lily Leather,
Which, added 3, ais former stock, viii
enable him to execute his work at the
shortest nstiee and in the neatest 4 most
fashionable manner, for cash. He has
u this time on hand, a large assortment
q = s. IS and SHOES of the best qua
NJ, mach he viii salf at reduced prices
l1Yocssii.
b. all orders from the country will
be paactually attended to. L. M.
August 25. If
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4.
Houaparte.

The Nc, cumberland, $50 guns, capt.
Ross. arrived 81 Monday last at Ports
mouth from the Downs, % her way to
Plymoutl,, t.ere to receive Ponaparte
on boa. j, and convey bin to st. Hele-
ia.