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Removal.
.E1M.N EIsaasNrSTON.

IN EspECTFULLY inlarms hi,
friends and customers that he
has ,'eIs,oved his BAKE HOUSE to the
corner house opposite the City Hotel
and next door TO the Theatre, where he
wilde happy to serve them u the line Of
his business. s.
b dec 9 st
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Who have for sale now lapdiEg iroa
|tIle Commerce, s hhds. 2 TieFces and
81 bblK fair quality Of sugars, aad sot
|bushels exceiIent potatoes and Case
|f1ass. and shncs.
Nnvta,bpr 25.
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- n - - - " i 2 q - $3.50 u
81 "a I, j55s<i
hest Gunpoys 81, in' 4: !. !. y
{ Yotlne ys0,l. d u As d tie Idsttssl
i,,.ls.s,' i.ss ii,I,s< aiaIi can be- sold low
e. Sian any Of the Northern MAJ + &
kets can at l,l'ese o. a'ls'fsi 'Ie''iss
Q0 boxes Imperial
30 Iaeqaesed boxes Young Tyson
S I,akes Yonpg Tyson and Tyson
Skin INIT ssgaiell Cargo
s0N lbs. Grern Coffee
% l,aes old Jaya Coffee, Tot gentee
e family Dse a. q.
10 hossfeads and go barfes 0rlean'
ST. fs,;x and Martinique saga,
s 900 Is. ls,.A and limp Sugars
.j40 lis. IIsak l3Ea ck Pepper
SOD lbs. first 0uaisty Bengal IuaiggE
Id rlncieens West India Kun
200 gallons genuine old Irish Wits
100 boxes Sea,
500 rearns Wrapping Paper
gl1tb tteirussql general assortment effli
Best Wines, I.iqu ogs q &7ro
Gerit S.
m B. Country dealers are respec
Iiilly requested 10 view their assert nent
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Shoe Factory,
Opposite John I,oyas, Fairfar
Street.
NO r Ga NSCO

"a EYURN their thanks to the Citi-
zens Of Alexandria and its yicini-
|tv. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement in business, and as.
Sure them that no. exertions will be
(wantfng TO merit a continuance Of the
bsatne. They have employed number Of
|lirst rate Workmen, which will enable
Then. to fulfill orders with more accuracy
land punctaaliay tliah heretofore and
from long experiences in the principal
towns Of the Unitesl States, they feel
confident, that for fashions and durabili-
|ty, their work shall be exceeded By none.
Ffhey have good assortment Of then
lown manufacture, together with large
|assortment of Northern make, which
lrenders their stock extensive, which
tthey will dispose Of wholesale aad retail
lat the Baltimore prices. Country deal-
Iers are particularly invited to cab.
N. B.--Fhose who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested tu
Icall and discharge the same, as It y
Impossible to defray the expences u such
Tan establishment without punctual pay,
Ement.
Esst1efoher Q8.
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Ehegood schooner C0MMERr3
q - 8eniansin Baker, master. having
must Of her cargo provided For ireigk
|of ECO bbIa.
"a Nh On y
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I6y UBsCRFBERS to tho above work
~ are respectfully informed that the
18th and ssth numbers have lately been
received and ready for tleliyeFYs As
The pnblicatiow b the Cyclopaedia esill
shortly recentDeiice, under arrangeanents
different than for.nefly--slch
|of the subscribers as.haEel not received
The publishers Circular Letter on the
subject, can see q esPy oft at the book
n. GRAY.
Who has r0Is SALE,
IS Tendon made square PIANO FORTE
with additional KEYS and medal.
Als.t-250 reasDs writing and letter
Paper.
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One esy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-19

Tremendous f.6,cts Of TaaRder.

last nenth these Territories teit T.!
awful effects of the raoet severe Ibrn.
der which has visited I'll, region fer
nlilnber Of years. Onc Of tie soldiers
a. Portage DIES Sioux was straci, nd
a few days after a young nan By u q
name of P,im .Iw!:o cas- ennHlevcd to car
~ tie mai! to Clinton HILL. Eli victim
70 this phenomena. !!is Loly was 50
disienrsd that it would have been imFos-
s;ble to recognise him had it not
been for me saddiebass, which were
pa,tly damaged, bis clothes were ell
t:rely consumes Is ESQ pen-kliie AID
the ring Of his umb' c II.
The rev. Father Duncan. ,Curate ofSt.
Ferdinand, riding, with two other gen
tlemen, were obliged to alistt in crder
to hold their horses who were SO terri:
fed with tie rapid and vivid flashes Of
lightning that they broke OF ard ran
from them, during the pursuit OF TIE
horses, the Lightning struck small! tree
near MIR. Il. which so ap all d bin Tar
a few minutes that he VAS rGaoIe y
move, and it appeared to him as i the
electric fluid had covered him: it ma
tcrially Injured bis watch in Eis rocket,
lis horse had fallen aid it was win
much difficulty he could be raised.
The benftcf lightning rods lsPfoEsa
to the world I; it il astonishing that lEa
country Ike this, where Thunder . 70
common and It's effects so j. ndorF,
very few persons lave rrsylocG ncL
houses with tthat Frcyenslon 'n'eh'ea
by the immortal FranSll1.
Lightning rods have influence o"y
within circle oil about 10 feet.
MISUNDERSTANDING, tie }otR
at Q O'Clock p. VI. stood a. 9 ooc'e O.
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who had dsssrvediy tic c-eai. Q. I,,|
carried their experiments in sa,t.ms,
xosa successful result. and cd The ~
the establishment here Of sail s 10
wl,icfSkad rapidly exten'Ied a!c..
Sound, faxe been the gres.est
IA out Of 1000 feet d tleuA erss
been washed away, Beside. apco tr
Of salt. MIR. James w. Walker a,,a
A. F. Mcneil have lust cons,dera,,Ia
besides part Of their works. No..
Blake, Cowan, Green and Rotsson
suffered total loss c. theirs. bes;a
quantity Of salt already made. s.'a ass
Il. London and Mr. Il. G,aciev, :, /
Partial tho still severe la.s. .cc9..
by the wind alone. Indeed re oas
stand that no establishment of TO
with the exception of MIR. henry P III
ards, has entirely escaped tie raw,
of the storm. Tie loss susta,r Cd J.,
different owners %! these works ma,
estimated at bet,.een Eifty and siz,y;t,
sand dollars. ~
1T Swansborough it ragged With c,e
violence. Two schooners were ne.
the bar and two driven ashore: =
belonging to I.less~s. Bcr $ & i'itof. .,
q scaoonertc a Mr.. Jonc', we're i,ten,
the stociss end driven to so,ac distance
the woods. At toe sound below. W.,
salt works were tntally DESTROYED.
Browns bank, a house. occuricd bv,,
Nelson and family, wa, washed av,
his wife. three children ard an orrE
child were drowned, him elf ana ore +.
escaped on a part Of the wreck, VII;
was driven IGOR IL miles as FIR as Storc
bay. Another house in Tie vicinity +
longing to Mr.. Evans, was also wa.I,
away. Two white women IA BE,
man and a woman persisted in il.
The wreck of schooner was far,
near the mouth Of New River, suppo,
to be from the ncrthward. f.om 50,
cheese being discovered near the wrecl
1t is supposed that 20 or so vessels
ing inside the Swash at Gcracock, III
have been driven ashore. as the q
seems to have bean more violent to
North and as they were completely
posed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-19
The conditions proposed by sir James
Leith are accepted. Aug. 10, 1915.
(signed) ,ro,o
BOYER DE PEYRELEAU.
Conditions demanded By sir J. Leith
Cnmn1nnder IN Ckief. &c.

Conditions demanded By sir J. Ieith.
Commander in Chief. sc.
No. /. All the forts, redoubts, and e.
very other place fortified by-artillery in
the colony. shall be delivered immedi-
|ately to the troops of his Britannia ma
jesty.
No. 2. All the eagles. tri-colored stand
ards, public money. archives, plans. all
that belongs to the civil and military adj
|,ninistrations, aga2ines and arms Of e.
very kind, and every other species OF
public property shall be delivered over
Immediately to commissafies, named 81
the general in chief.
No. s. All persons under arms, in,
Icluded in these stipulaticrs, shall march
from their respective pests, ct so'clock
this afternoon, to the place fixed upon
having first given up their arms.
(Signed) J. LElTH.
The taree articles above are respect
Jed.
fSisned) Count LIMOS.
| BOYER DE PEYRELEAU.
On the morning Of the 10th, sir James
Leith had his Head Quarters at the hous,
Raizet, half a league from the torn o
Bassaterre. The tri-cnlored flag ye
Heated over fort Charles, but at 8 O'Clock
lit was pulled down aud replaced by tn,
british flag.
At 5 c'clack. his exceliency the gene
raj in chief made his entry into the towr
and took up his quarters at the hcte
of the government, precisely 4S hours
from the time of his laading at Crane
iCove.
There are few examples Of SO grand ;
result obtained in so short time with 81
little loss. The British army had but S
men killed and wounded. The rebel
lost hundred.
The French frigates Acteon, Mesa
ger and Diiigent, co-orerated under th'
command of Nj. NeDancourt, with grea
zeal and good conduct.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-19
Fresh j rugs and Medicines
William Harper, Jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, >aleaah"''''
Fairfay-street,
TEAS lately received sener.a. az
HS sortment of Drugs, nse,Ilc'He''
Shop Furniture, Walls. Dye stui'', o.
All, is in daily expectation o. a very e.
tensivc supply, which was selected so'. -,
tie latest i,nportatians, and viii "aFfa's
them to be pure ard genuine. am 'sj
prices as l.w rs taey can be pn:eI'1'
(of equal quality in the d's'F's', o ~
good credit Given TO physicians, 'ho n" ,a
chants il TIE eeantry, AID thc@ ",' ;
executed aitEl tie utDost care Z a!'' !
tio.l--Country produce VIII &c r''F'' e..
at the highest cash price in ray'aeH' ~
Medicines. r1r
have 5000 ~. Of tAe af-f ev@: .
Los,oooA on hand at 4 rccsicea i,i'>'"
July 27.
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Edmd. Brooke.
September 8. - .
Izandeville & Larmour.

Corasr Of King and Fairfac q htnss
aid Filter Streets Offer for Sac, !,
100 Chests G,,npowder. Imperial ana
Young Hyson 1Easof the latest
organizations, sudcan be se!d low
az than any Of the Northern Mar
sess can ct present -aaurd them.
90 boxes Imperial
50 lacquered boxes Young Hrson
IS baxes Young HTson and dyson
S!sin--Mon.csqnieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coaee, Tor genteel
family use
so hogsi.eads and GO barrels Orleans
- St. Craix and Martinique Sugars
5000 lbs. leaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. 6rst quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puncbeaas West India Rum
zoe gallons genuine old Irish Wins.
key
100 boxes Soap
500 rear,s Wrappsp- Pancr
Nth tseirpsaal sa,sral assortment Ct tn
Best Wines, Liquors q Gro.
,ccrieS.
y. B.---Cc1ftry dealers are respect
fu.!v requested to view their assortment
.Auy. 25
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New Goods,
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Rogers & Lewis, .

King STREET
Are now opening part of their assert
ment of fresh imported
FALL e WINTER. .F.aNCT .2JI.l.
STAPLE G00ES,
gUsT REeEIyED FROM Ros7oS.
A.asag which are
s bales low priced, common and su.
rcriine broad Cloths--ya,spus
colcrs,
do. Cassimere5- assorted.
9 do. F,anrels-assorted some very
FIRE, white,
/ do. isennets patent IMPERIAL elastic
Cords, a new AID Superior asti
cle for geAtlemen's rantaloons
| do. Wersted Scotch PIai,ls for zen.
clemens cloaks and c,lildrcns
cloaths.
Q do. Bombazetts. containing plain
black, green, brown, olive.
slate and maroen coiors--ard
green, slate and orange, print
cd do,
| case ine tWist shirtinrs,
g do. Madras pattern hdkfs.
5 do. Calicoe>, plates. and fnrnitures.
etc. etc.
ALSO
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MUSEUM UF
Way--Figurcs,

1t IF. RsSrd7n's Inr, sign Of TIE
sprera- Eegls. Eng Street.
YENt4E collection consists OF eiehtcer
s Figures, size Of life. and approved
likenesses-Com. Decatur. DR.. Rogers
Richmond Beautv. Merfoik Beauty, n
York Beauty, Harrisburgh Beauty. Mo
tner and. Twin Babes, Mammoth Mar o.
England, Mammo;s Bay of America. te
neral Tccgmseh, Insiiau Prophet, Othel
]oana Desdemoro. &c, Sc.
a5@ 2fsfies Sal:en plain or in co!ors
4Aslu,it!aaee IS cents.
September IS. tnth&sa
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Eavejastrvceived and Offer for Private
Sale,
la rsckagcs German Linens,
100 baxes PIPES,
20 bars Coffee
1 hhs. syest India Rum,
800 bhls. Feet,
100 do. Pork,
"a casks Musket u Pistol Flints, and
A few boxes Raisihs.
August 90.
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Public Sale.

A0SAO o.2iS-
I'm SATURDAY, The 25d inst. WI!
, be sold. OF the premises. Let q
Er97,aa, situate on the east side OF Fair,
iSx-street, between Cameron & Qaeci..
S'reets. 2S feet front on Faixtax by %
leet deep. Terms made known at ths
place Of sale.
September l6.
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lane 1e.
Syyc(ics iron.

50 ten swedes Iron assorted s.7ss o..
four cases American maaniacIt'rca 80 =.
inss and Gingbams. lust received 9
sleop Regulator and fnr sale by
L. II. Howard
Sept. IL w
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The French fligates Action, Mesa
ger and Diiigent, co-orerated under the
command of Nj. VeDancourt, with great
zeal and good conduct.
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Fresh Teas, &c.
FOR SALE ar AUCTION
FRArKLIN q .MiNTURN,

FR.bNKLT.r 81 .TffN'TURN,
,-.,,, 81. az NH af C,cto-
4 - iuesu" -. .n - Il stores of
" Der q. oe'ooN,
NIsut,Irn & kChamplln, 50
80, as po.es,,olt street.
FTo's street, -.
.N-EV-fohi'
The entire Cargo of the sap America,
MArHER, Master, just arrived lroh,
embarrassing OF
.. olos.s :, Gunpowder
~ ln,c.l;t,o and
- ,.., a''s s1mrerial Teas.
60 1870 80,
30 IN Ga4t~ hovas HJsoh ui''o'
ESQ ESQ ehests
on Half cho.ts
41aso.s ratty hoyes Young Hyson do
go. ~ 10
,<oo - -. dn
30 oIeets
3 81 81 chests Hyson Skin do.
10Y b,lfdo.
$50,
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ALSO,

BiacE,, white and colored camhrics
|muslins, shaw!s, eombazssrs. cantor
|crares, black and colored laventines, fl
Cured bcnnet silks, timing lacss, lace
||yeifs and shawls, ralerines, silk, and
silk and cotton sAawls, some re7y efe.
ea1,t-risbons, Gerry chenp-silk hdkts
silk forentine, British shirtinss, irish
sinnens. sincha.ns, Garoask table cloths.
restinss, tiiaoties, domestic cottons:
mems and womei,s shoes, etc. etc
al which Will be,sold Wholesale and re.
;a;l at fair prices ferc.sa, ard on all
naymeats made il SPECIE a pretniam OF
.I23 rcr cent will be allowed. or bark
notes will be given for specie and a pre-.
mimi Of 1orer cent allowed.
r. & l.. EXPECT additional supplies OF
fres;, soods.nearIy every week.
Ms. They will pay so cents Cash
or f00 in Goods at far, prices for s0c0
bushels of good rye, if offered within
ten,'ays.
Sept. Is.
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Pablo Sale

vN-ILL be sold on the first dav OF.
Nv the Superior Court OF Prince
William County, twenty or 'nir.}
Likely Negroes,
Taken ky Execution to satisfy ioee Der
WEIGH, assignee of,tohn Taylce. his debt
interest ..d cost Also, Joseph Hebra
and Jares Saaaerson their debts. lnte- ,
rast alss cast. The above property Will
certainty be sold.
w II Chapman, D. S.
Edmd. Brooke.
September s. IS
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FOR EEN I

The STORE HOUSE 'atc.v Hccn"".' !
81 '.ir. Rhodes, neSfly al ice'it % -
dwelling Oh Prii.oe-street.
lane IL.
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Hugh Smith s. Co.

Have just received ger ship Ocean, Gap
Adams, from liverpool.
And offer for Sale,
a crates and 5 bids. Earthen Ware
s210 boxes of Pipes
J5August III. d2Fn
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Late from ST.. DoMl Yco.

Office Of Me'Neav- York Commercial .4dverti.
ser, Saturday Evenlng, Nay 6,
Arrived, this evening, the Swedish brig
Carlsham, Grosland, in . days from Port
au Prince, with logwood. Left great num-
ber of American vessels The Captain re-
ports that he has brought letters from all tho
American Captains there also dispatches
from Potion to our government. Also, that
on the l2;h of April French ship arrived
from France, at Port-au-princc, under Prus-
sian colors, with dispatches from Louis
XVIII. to Petion, declaring him king of tho
Island of ST. Domingo, and that Christophc
should be disposed of. Petion was preparing
his army to march against Christophe, whose
troops were deserving him and joining the
army of Potion.
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among them particularly the inss.'mable dia,
mond which Bvnspar,e wore on tie hiil OF
his sword.
An imperial decree confscates all tho pro-
perry given TO ewigrants by the Bourbons
since the lst of April, lsl4.-,heir other pro-
periy must be disposed Of by themselves with
in two years.
Napoleon decreed, March "a, the suppress
sion OF the office of directors oil the book stores
and printing houses and censors Of the press.
The inhabitants and land and sea forces at
Toulon received tho national colors with the
greatest Enthusiasm. The same accounts
from Orleans, Rouen, and ell Normandy,
Brittany and especially Rennes, Poictou, Mar
seilles, Alsace, Bourg gogne, Franche Compte.
Forty thousand troops marched from Paris
10 the north.
The barrier towns are reported to be in the
best state Of defence aud fidelity to the En-
peror.
Marshal .Augereau, duke of Castiglione,
has permission TO retire into the country.
Marmont duke of Ragusa, is the other un-
faithful marshal
The Moniteur is no longer ain official jou:-
nal-AIl that is official must be sanctioned
by the signature of public officer HeFeaf-
ter there will be no official print but tho
BuleHn ofhs Lasvs.
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Alarm in Eupland


The Opossum brig Of war, arrived at Plymout tn
JAM 20, with Information that she had seen two A
merican tiigates at the entrance of the channel
All was instantly hustle and confusion. The Cen
teur, "a, Phebe and Hyperion frgates, aud several
sloops of war, Immediately sailed in pursuit, and
others were preparing to foliow-when it ascer-
tanned that the two enemys ships which had occasion
ed all this uproar,were " Enslish Indiamen y! %
On the 4th Of March three failures took
place in The city of London, viz. house in
the skin trade, sugar reGner, and distiIler.
The House of the sugar feiner failed for
near 100000 pounds.
From return 10 the House Of Commons
it appears, that the advances made by Eng
land to Spain subsequent to the lst January,
1914, amounted TO I,sos,754 dollars.
The Frcnch ileet at Toulon consists os SIS
vessels Of the line and frigates, Ct which l6
arc known to be in slate not far short Of
readiness for sea.
The official account Of the disasters at ".
Orleans was received in London on the s.h
March, and the melancholy Bulletin was i'm,
mediately issued from the War Department.
II is calculated TO fll the nauon with uniyer-
sal rssre,, and the advantages which were ex-
pccicd 10 be derived from the capture of " .
Orleans, at 20 great an expense Of hum A
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Late from LISBON.

The brig Criterion arrived at New. York
on Tuesday evening in % days from Lis bon
which place she left on the slh Of April.
A report reached Lisbon, just as the Cri-
teron sailed, that the troops had refused 10
obey the orders of Ferdinand, unless he would
sign the Constitution. This produced con-
siderable tumulr at Madrid, which induced
Ferdinand TO leave the place. Some suppo-
sed Charles the 4lh, would be called to the
throne.
The French vessels at Lisbon we're afraid
to go to sea, expecting war with England.
The Algcrincs wore said to have passed
the Straits, and The Criterion on the tth Of
April was chased by an Algerine.
The Criterion has cargo of dry-goods.
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NEw.YoRE, MAY 4.
Late from PRANcE.

Ldle from Trance.
Yesterday afternoon arrived at this por, the
fas,-ssiling private-armed brig Scourge, c.
w. Wooster, Esq. Commander, in 80 days
from L'Orient.
Capt. w. left Orient on the 4th of April,
and has politely favored the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser with the following yer-
bal intelligence.
I" All the Army have declared for Napole-
on, a, .. are unanimous for his cause. All
the officers and soldiers on furlough are cal.
led into service.
"Thc Emperor has issued decree abol-
ishing the African Slave Trade. He appears
to be much inclined for peace with all nations
and he has no desire TO extend the boundaries
OF France. 1t is however, the general opin.
ion, that war with England will soon take
place. England is fitting out all her men of
war.
In consequence of the hostile disposition
OF the citizens.of Bordeaux towards the EN-
peror all communications are cut off from that
place to Paris and elsewhere, Gene raj Clauscl
is marching to Bordeaux with an army of 25,
900 men, and no doubt The inha bi, ants of thar
place will soon submit
"Accounts were received at L'Orient from
Paris on the I'd April, stating that General
Embargo was TO take place on all the ship
ping in the French ports"
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Paris, Mareb IS.
1t appears that the king did no, determine
to qui, Paris until the last moment, and tha,
badly informed Of the dispositions of the army
and people, he. had been buoycd up by hope
until the moment OF his departure, for all his
little moveablcs have been found in his apart.
ments. On his table was port folio, con.
tanning his correspondence with the Duchess
Of Ansoulcmc for many years; 10 his draw
ors, his correspondence with Louis XVI. -
some familiar correspondences with masy
ladies some medals which he was in the habi,
Of carrying abovt with him; daily reports on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-24
Disfelianeous af!fftiolls.
From the Winchefter Virginia Gazette.
TAXES Z TAXES :

In another part of this paper will be
found the Collectors Notice TO Manu-
faaurers, in relation to the duties requi-
red to be performed by them, previous to
the 18th of April, at which time com
menccs fyaem of taxation which.
whether regard is had TO the enormity Of
the duties impofed, or the opprsJfve and
vsxafiou proviGons of the law, has not,
perhaps been equalled, even in the mott
defpotick government in Chriitendom.
AS the publication of the laws would oc
cupy comfortable portion of our paper,
we refer our readers to the " Table OF
Taxes" copied from the National IDtelli-
gencer, which, at Jingle view, exhibits
the taxes impoied on certain articles of
domcitic manufacture ;-On domeitic
diftilled fpirits houfehold furniture !;
carriages, watches, &c. ;-We may, at a
future day, lay the laws themfelves before
our readers lin the mean time, few
plain remarks on the fubjea may per
haps not be unacce. table.
Our democratick Law. givers, it will
not be denied, have ever preffDSd them
felves the exclafve friends Of Domeifick
Manufactures 3 hence it was bur rea-
fonable to expect, that their actions and
projections on that fubjea would have
been confident with each other /; that
they would not 70 foon have forgotten
themfclycs as, initead Of extending fof
tering hand to our infant manufacturers,
to burden them with 70 enormous load
of taxes as will, in all probability. com
pei many to decline bulineis - We leave
it to the people themiclves to judge how
they have been deludcd by their fpecious
projections, and how little confidence