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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
ACADEMY.

THE Subscriber most respectfully in
4 forms the inhabitants Of Aiexan 'ria,
that he will open an English, Mercantile,
aud Mathematical Academy at Mr.. RudTs,
Prince-Street, few doors west OF the Far
mers' Bank, where youth shall be instruct
ed with care and expedition in the following
sciences, in order 10 quality them for the
different departments in trade and business,
viz. In the Mercantile, .Napdl, and Militia
ry tne.-Reading writing arithmetic =
Eng lsh-gr Immar; bookkeeping i come
try both plane and sold; mensuralon0 i sur
faces and solids trigonomeiry, both plane
ana spherical surveying f; gauging; navi-
CATION hialing use of the globes. maps,
and geOgra phy {; algebra; comic sections :;
mechanics; gunnery; fertilization; fiux-
ions astronomy; &c. &c.
Applications to be made to Mr. Guy AZ
kinson. Nj, VIM. Dunlap. or at the &C de
my, where the terms viii be made known.
GJThe Academy will open on the 18th
inst. JAS. CiDEN.
Prof .NGth g. Nat. Philosophy.
*ArithmetiC in SO compendious manner,
(by eciura) that one figure does the office
of ten in the common way and of course,
III one teIitu 'iie tiIle NV NtuiSh' tdi d'pulic
a regular knowledge Of this excellent art
tBook- keeping (by single and double en-
try in all It's varieties with general lectures
on Domestic, FaCtorage, and Company Ac-
counts Accounts of Exchange a; Neeocla-
ton of bills; covering of cargoes, &c. with
calculations, showing at one view The state
Of the trader, merchant, factor, and grocer 5
affairs. These being more closely connect
ed with business than any of the above, oc-
casioaed the subscriber 10 point them out 10
the public. He also invites the earned to
visit the academy at their convenience. and
Judge for themselves On the hrs, Of Oc'o-
Der he will open an Evening School, for the
accommodation of those whose employ
mehls prevent from attending durinE the
day. &c.
August ID -. stuthtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
Notice.

4 LII persons havin,. any unsettled &C
counts with the subscriber, or any de-
mand whatsoever against him individual
Iy) are requested to exhibit the same imme-
diately Tor adjustment, and all who are. in
dehted to him are earnestly requested to
make payment. as he is DESTROYS of closing
his particular Books, and accounts of auy
foImer transactions unconnected with pres
ent business. JOHN q. LADD.
August 90 2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
Old Rye Whiskey. Sc.

T lindsay s. HILL have just received
IL from Baltimore, per schr LuminSry
hhds old rye whskey, OF superb
40 bbls or quality
And from New York,
7,pipes country gin, equal to Fierpoint's
so celebrated
IN STORE,
Jamaica, Antigua and n. E. Rum, in
hhds and barrels
Claret wine, in casks, said 10 be supe-
rior to any ever imported into the district
Common whiskey, in barrels
Java, South America, and West India
green and white coffee, in bags and bbls
Imperial & Y. Hyson Teas, in chests,
half chests and 10 catty oXes
Nett anu gross Shad and Herrings
10 seroons Spanish tobacco
Flour, selected for family use
August go
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Feathers.

A FEW hundred weight OF fresh LIVE
~ FEATHERS, just received and for
sale by WIN. GILLIAN.
on HAND,
Fresh olives aud capcrs
LP Madeira, Sicily do, Burgundy do,
OH Port in bottles and in draft, Claret in
bottles, Muscat dO-WLEES
.'ognac brandy Holland Gin
Jamaica, Grenada and Antigua rum
Spanish chocolate of very superior
quality-togetherwith general assortment
Of GROCERlES.
July % dStmwf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
For Boston.

,SSM The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
,SsAss4John Spear, junr. master, burthen
800 bbls has part of her cargo provided
For freight Of remainder or passage apply
TO JOHN Fl LADD y. Co.
Who have Just received from Providence 5
hhds Antigua and St. Croix rum.
August %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
SALES AT AUCTfoN.
By P. G. .MaRST,ELLER.
On THURSDAY. al 10 A.

On THURSDAY, al 10 AN
Will he sold al the storr house, upper end
OF King-street, lately dccu. led by John
Violet, deceased, all the stock in trade
of said dece sed, Consisting OF many
GROCERIES and DRY GOODS.
All OF which will De sold without reserve.
Terms, &c made known 81 SAFE.
Z. q. MARsTELLER, Auct.
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Valu ible Estate for Sale.


FINDER the authority of decree from
- the Equity Court Of Prince Georges
county. the subscriber will on Wednesday
he Esd dag Of September neat, offer al pub
lie sale, at the house OF lsidore Hardy, in
Piscataway, most valuable property, the
Estate Of George II. Leiper,
ESQ deceased, so well known by the name
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 miles from
Piscataway, 9 miles from Alexandra, and
l6 from Washington city.
This farm, which contains rather more
than 600 acres, is truly valuable. The soil
is fertile and highly susceptible of improve
ment Ly the use of clover and plaster. The
buildings are good and commodious, and
f,.v.,x the scite of the Mansion, in beauty
HT of perspective and salubrity of air,
h. is excelled by few on Potomac RI
9a~SIver. To be enabled to appreciate
fully the elegance of the situation and all
the advantages which result to the possess
or of this valuable estate, il is only neces-
sary that il should be viewed which may he
done, and every necessary information OBJ
tanned. by application to the subscriber, or
Mr.. .qqmlia Baden, the present manager of
the farm.
The terms Of sale are that The purchaser
shall pay one-third in ready Money, and
the residue in two equal annual payments,
with interest from the day Of sale, 10 be Sc
cured by bond with approved security, and
! on the ratification of the sale b. the court,
and the payment of the whole purchase
money with the interest thereon due, and
not before, the trustee will execute 10 the
purchaser deed in the terms of the decree.
The purchaser on complying with the terms
! of sale, will have the liberty OF seeding a
crop of winter grain.
THOMAS MUNDELL. Trustee.
oakl apas5 ne1 # Pise'''"ay'I eptsss
Public Sale.
The subscriber will offer at public sale,
on the same day and place above mention
. ed, l25 acres Of land dying nearly square,
adjoining the above farm. 1t has been en-
closed FIVE years, without being cultivated;
has or 10 acres well set in timothy, and
upwards Of 80 in good timber and wood OF
different kinds The Improvements are a
sA logged quarter and good barn. A
| STTE par, Of the land has been well cow
HI penned Tor the hye years. Terms
90. will be made knpwH on the day OF
I sale. HENRY D. HATTON,
Near Plscataway
August 90 thstul23dS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
For Freight,

For Freight,
>AaN The schnr. ROSE-lN-BLOOM
I'D. Rowland, master, burthen $50
barreis.-Apply 10
T. II. ROWLAND,
Who has for sale on board said vessel,
100 sacks Liverpool blown salt, and
50 barrels lamp and tanners oil
mo 81 mwf6t
Queens Ware.
ONE Hundred crates assorted Queens
" Ware, for sale by
JAMES ENGLISH.
August 90 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
For Amsterdam.

SSN The brig RESOLUTION, Will
80. liam Malcolm, master; is an excel
lent vessel and will commence loading in
two days. For freight OF few hogsheads,
apply to A c. Cazenove, or
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
For Freight Coastwise,

For Freight Coastwise,
LIN The substantial and fast sailing
S3Es chr AUGUSTUS, Weeks master,
burthen 1000 barrels. Apply TO
T. H. ROWLAND.
Who has for sale las tons of plaster; l65
casks Thomastown lime, (on board the Au-
gusius) and in store, Russia hemp; Russia
duck; spermaceti, whale, tanners and lin
seed oil and 5000 lbs fresh soft shelled
almonds
mo- Goth wfm9t
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Wheat.

A FEW thousand Bushels of good wheat
~ are wanted Immediately by
JOHN II. LADD & c.
September | 2w
New Cheese.
TWO thousand lbs. good Connecticut
L cheese in small casks. For sac ~
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
August 81
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G. & |. p. Thompson

G.. & |. p. Thompson
IIAVE received per ships Ocean, from
II London, and America, from Liver
pool, the following articles:
Extra Imperial Saxony cloths and cas-
simeres fine and superine do do
Double mil'ed drabs
Blankets; flannels; bombazetts; fur
niture moreenS
Tartan plaids super6ne and fine Kid
derminster carpetings, new r terms
Mourning and fancy Lob n prints
Rich oriental furniture chintz
"a super Carlisle ginshams
Fancy aud India book muslns
9-6 stout steam loom shirtings
Apron checks Manchester cords and
Yelvetteens-whichw with their former stock
comprises complete assortment Of SEA-
SONABLE GOODS.
September ; d2w&thstu6w
Corn.
A LIBERAL price will be paid for
N 1000 bushels yellow corn On appli-
cation 10 JOHN ii. LADD s Co.
Septenber2
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G.. Potl,nrY.

Professor Of tie French, Spanish, Portu-
gusSs and Italian Languages.
INFORMS the Ladies aud Gentlemen of
4 Alexandra, hat he has commenced TO
teach the above languages 1t Mr Coving S
School Terms and hours of atlen-
dance my be known by personal applica-
lion to him there at O'clock every even
ing Thursdays and Sundays excepted).
ScpiemhCrS wit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
Ground plnster.

VNFIE subscriber has ready ground at his
\ mill, upper end of King-street, 5000
bushels of ground plaster and will continue
to keep on hand constant suppl (which
he will sell low ether by the b"Shel or
ton. THOMAS SWAMI, Jun.
July so dStwSlOw
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For Richmond,

>SA4I The fast sailing schnr. FRIEND
SgG:SHlP, Captain Foyl, will sail on
Wednesday next-For freight or passage
apply TO J. +. CALDWELL.
August 90 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
Public Sale.

IN Thursday next, at 4 P. NJ will be
" offered on the premises, a lot of ground
with the buildings thereon erected, situate
on the west side Of West-street, and north
side of King-street and described as fol-
lows: Beginning I poin; where the north
line OF king-Street nterSecls the west lIne
of West street, and extending weStwardly
with the line OF King-s,reet | g feet; thence
north an parallel with West-street lou
feet to 10 feet alley thence east md pa
rollel 10 kiny-st. 10 feet 10 West-st; thence
south with West st. 100 feet 10 tue begin
ninr-subiect TO a ground rent OF u dol
lars, PAYABLE. ON the 18th of October IN
each and every year COR eyer.-Cerms OF
sale. ona-,nird in cash, one-thlr IN eleven
months, and ons.-third in eighteen 'nonths.
The payments to be secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
AND INNEDIATLY AFTER
viii be sold ON the PREMISES lot OF ground
s-r-x with the uildings thereon ere Gted,
Str situate upon the east 81 e o Far
Ne lax stree; and to the norlhward ct
ST.. Gihbon street. Gnd bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning ON the north side OF a 10
feet alley amt running eastwardiy with a
line of said alley los fee; thence north
wardly aud parallel 10 Fairfax-Street "a
feet; thence westwardly am parallel to sand
alley l03 feet to FaiTfax-s'ree,: md thence
with Fairfax-streei TO the beginning. This
property is in Zee simple, and has vacan-
cy fronting on FairiAx-street sufficient Tor
TIE erection OF an extensive mansion.-
Terms made known al place OF sac.
JAMES D. PATIEh> ON.
P, g. MARsrELLER, Auct'r.
: September
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
Wants q Situation.

as GARDENER IND STEWARD,
4 YOUNG MAN, lately from England,
- who perfectly understands all the va
rious branches OF gardening and farming.
Letters addr, ssed (post paid) to d.. 5. at
this otice, will he duly attended to.
SepjemJer2 3N
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For FREIGHT COastwise.

:, Aa.N The good substantial brig MARY
S&&:JANE, J. Dunbar master; will take
freight TO any northern port. Apply to
ABlJAH ADAMS,
August 90 81 Central wifi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-02
For Richmond.

EsM The substantial schooner JANE,
Ny Conner, master, will sail in few
days.-For freight or passage, having good
accommodations, apply OH board at JAN
ney's aharf, or to FIR. ADAMS, jr
September 9 lw
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For Boston.
FOl. Boston.

EaM The new and substantial school,
n.y. er THOMAS, Josiah Spalding mas
ter; sails well and has half her cargo enga-
ged. For freight Of remainder or passage,
apply TO JOHN ii. LADD \ Co.
August 10 2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29
INTERESTING PUBLICATION.

Mr.. Benjamin o. Tyler, who lately pub
lished an elegant edition Of the Declaration
OF independence, has announced his inten-
ton of publishing fac simiie copy OF the
first commission given by Congress TO Gen.
Washington-also, the articles OF conlede-
ration of the thirteen United States, with
fac SMILES of the signatures OF all that sign
ed those Instruments, with several other ma
tionai publications. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29
SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.

Died in Hector, last week, Mrs. Gard
ner, in an advanced state Of pregnancy
Being irritated at neighbor's child, for
some trifling offence, she declared she would
whip the little devil TO death, and accor.
dinghy started TO go TO its parents house,
about the distance of Is rods. She had
proceeded about half way, when she fell
suddenly TO the ground. Her family ran TO
her assistance and found her speeches. {;
they conveyed her home when she expired
in about ten minutes, evidently from the fit
OF anger. [OVia Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29
From an English popcr.
THE NUTMEG.

THE NUTMtG'
1t is fact which ought to be known to
all housewives, that if they begin to CRATE
nutmeg at the stalk end, it will prove
hollow throughout whereas the same nut
meg, grated from the oiherend, would have
proved solid and sound to the last. The
centre of a nutmeg, consists of number OF
fibres issuing from the stalk and its CONT
nuation, through the centre OF the trult' the
other ends of which 6bres, though closely
surrounded and pressed by The fruit, do not
adhere to it; when the stalk end is grated
away. these fbres having lost their hold,
gradually drop out, and the nutmeg ap-
pears hollow, and as more is grated away,
others drop out in succession, and the mol
low continues through the whole nut. by
beginning at the contrary end, which may
be readily done by thrusting apin therein
10 ascertain ,..,e hardest end, the hbres a
aforementioned are grated off at their core
end, with the surrounding fruit, and do not
drop out and cause hole. Another Cir
cums;ance worth recollection is, that in con-
sequence of the great value Of the oil OF
nutmegs, it is often extracted from the nuts
that are exposed 10 sale, by which they are
rendered ofyery little value. To ascer-
tain the quality of nutmegs, force pin into
them, and il good, however dry they may
appear, the oil win be seen coming out all
around the pin, from the compression 0cca-
stoned in the surrounding parts.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29
PUBLIC LANDS,

The President has given notice by proc
lamation, that an extensive sale of public
lands will take place al Cahada, Alabama
territory, on the first Monday Of January
next, TO continue three weeks A sale also
takes place, at Franklin, Missouri territory,
to commence on the said first Monday Of
January. [.Neu- York Columbian.
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Who worship, here are affairs for their
4 beads;
And they who feel for genius may repo9se
Their eyes on honored forms, whose busts
around them close"

Here the poet takes occasion to introduce
his readers to a view of the dungeon where
the long celebrated and oft-told story OF
the Roman daughter who nourished her
imprisoned father with ashare OF the food
bestowed by nature for the nourlshment OF
her infant child, is said to have taken place.
"There is dungeon, in whose deep drear
light,
What do gaze on? Nothing; Look again,
Two forms are slowly Swallowed on my
sight
Two insulated phantoms OF the brain:
1t is not so; see them full and PLAIN.
An old man, and female young and fair,
Fresh as nursing mother. IN whose VEN
The blood is nectar but what doth she
there,
With her unmantled neck, and bosom white
and bare {?
"Full sweis the deep, pure fountain OF
young life,
Where on the heart and from the heart we
took
Our first and sweetest nurture, when the
wife,
Blest into mother, in the innocent look,
Or even the piping cry Of lips that brook
No pain and small suspense, a JOY perceives
Man knows not, when from out its Graded
nook,
She sees her little bud put forth its leaves
What may the'fruit be yet ?-l know not
Cain was Ewes.
But here youth offers 10 old age the food,
The milk OF his own gift 1T is her sire,
To whom she renders back the debt of
Born with her birth. No; he shall not ex-
While in those warm and lovely veins the
fire
Ofhealth and holy feeling can provide
Great natures Nile, whose deep stream
rises higher
Than Egypt's river from that gentle side.
Drink, drink and live, old man heavens
realm holds no such tide.
" The starry fable of a milky way,
Has not thy story's purity: it is
A constellation of sweeter ray,
And sacred nature triumphs more in this
Reverse of her decree, than IN the abyss
Where sparkle distant worlds oh! hottest
nurse!
No drop of that clear stream, its way shall
miss
To thy sire's heart, replenishing its source
With life, as our freed souls rejoin the uni
verse"
After giving stanza TO Adrian's pillar,
he conducts his readers to that first OF edi-
fees, Saint Peters, of which he conveys
magnificent idea in seven stanzas, which
will appear in the'next paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29
From he Boston Palladium, July 81.

LATEST FROM DUBLIN.
BY the arrival at this port last evening Of
the brig Climax, capt. Merchant. in II
dayo from Dublin, papers Of that place :.
June 8, have been received by Mr.. Topic
.-bpt contain no news,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29
THEATRICiL.

We learn with pleasure that Mr.. Cald-
wells new theatre in Petersburgh is in IA
pid progress, aud that in its construction il
is inferior to none on the continent. At the
latest, Mr.. C. intends opening it on the Isl
of October, for which purpose many per-
formers of talent and responsibility are en-
gagged, particularly Mrs. Adds, for Trage-
dy, lady we are told, who has held first
rank in the English theatres, and allowed
10 be inferior to none in Lady Macbeth,
Elvira, Mrs. Beverly sc. Raleigh pap.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29
From the Boston Daily Advertiser, July 22
DANGEROUS FAIL

from me boston Ddtty .fdUertiser, July q.
DANGEROUS FALL.
As several persons were going up into
the municipal court room, in the new court
house in this town, yesterday morning. one
who had been leaning against the railing.
fell head-hrst from the steps of the third
story, and struck on the granite pavement
below, which forms the lower hoor-thus
falling at least 40 or 50 feet.
An incident happened at the fire on Sa.
turday evening last, which may tend to
raise still higher the value of Mr.. Reed,
services in detecting rogues, already 50
highly appreciated, in The public estma.
ton. Five or six persons who had lately
been released from the State-Prison, whose
intentions were suspected not TO be good,
were observed by Mr.. Reed to be towering
about the fire, when he took the precautioa
to screen himself behind a gentleman
whose extraordinary dimensions served
very well for the purpose. One Of the Vii.
lains came pretty near, and accosling ,n
old gentleman who appeared to be s,ran-
ger, directed his attention to particular
part OF the fire, remarkable for its vivid up.
rearance and while he was looking, con.
trived TO pick his pocket, and made Of.
Reed now left his concealment, in,errog,.
ted the old gentleman as to his loss, AM
then pursued and overlook the fellow, and
bad him committed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29

And thou, at thy Aas a car, dost nations
draw;
Yet ah unseen behind thee fly
Corroding anguish, soul-subduing pain,
And discomfort that clouds the iairest sky,
A melancholy train.
~ CD X CD - % - % - -
cAHpoR.
"Give me tn avow'd, tn erect, the manly
foe,
Bold can meet, perhap, may turn his blow!
But of all plaques, good Heav'n thy wrath
can send, 49,,
Save. save, oh save me from the candid
friend :"
There is certain thing called Candor.
Some pretend thatit is impartiality ofjudg-
ment; others, more severe, say that it is a
malicious inclination to SANDER, couched
under an appearance of benevolence, and
therefore ironically called Candor. BE
this as il will, certain il is, that no hing can
be more impartial, OF less bigotted in favor
ofits objects Of praise than this soi distante
virtue for though it begins IFS remarks with
all the flowers OF panegyric, yet that no one
may suppose the objects to be Immaculate
and perfect, and therefore despair OF envy,
il ends in the enumeration of vices, or de-
fects by way Of counterpoise. Let us sup
pose this Candor giving an account OF some
great characters it would perhaps speak in
this wise:
Writers Of antiquity.
Homer, great poet and blind beggar.
Demosthenes, a man Of amazing elo-
auence and cowardice.
Sappho, an elegant poetess and hariot.
Esop, a philosopher and lump Of detor-
nifty.
Herodotus, a beautiful historian and great
liar
Thucydides, an authentic historian, who
did not understand grammar.
Aristotle, the prodigy Of philosophy, who
wrote without understanding himself.
Virgil, beautiful poet, and abominable
hatterer.
Horace, an excellent lyric and satiric
poet, who INDUCED in ali the vices he sa-
TRIED.
Cicero, philosopher and tum-coat.
Generals.
Alexander, great conquerer and drunk
ard. -,
Duke of Vendome, hero and sluggard.
Charles Of Sweden, prodigy OF bravery
and folly.
Marlborough, great general and Top
English Writers.
Shakespeare, the first Of poets and deer
stealer.
Otway, man Of genius and an egregious
fool
johnson, the philosopher and brute;
Person, a wonderful and elegant scholar
and BLACKBOARD.
Scripture Characters.
Amos, the prophet and cowboy.
Paul, the jealous apostle, three feet thigh.
Thus does Candor murder characters by
first mentioning excellencies, then totally
destroying the favorable impression by ma
ming some great vice or defect, though per-
haps the only one, and even invisible to any
eve but the eye of Candor. Heaven defend
me from the candidl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-29

The following interesting circular from
VIM. Shaler, Esq. has been received at
New York by the schooner Fayette, from
Gibraltar.
(CIRCULAR.)
SIR have the honor to inform you, that
in reply to a requisition made by me on the
Algerine government, have received the
most positive assurances, that during the
existence Of pestilence in Algiers, instruc.
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After giving stanza to Adrian's pillar,
he conducts his readers to that first OF edi-
fees, Saint Peters, of which he conveys
magnificent idea in seven stanzas, which
will appear in the'next paper.