text: Veal; 4; to :.8J per lFssi-ss Pofk ". *9 j.- n' ad per lb..srcsh'bsslisi!!<s 2344' ro " 84 per lb. American Salt 'Beef!4-"0 11 dollars per barrel',_ ctsiPrsiime Porsik 16 to 24. sissdO-ss dOesi FlOufSpperfiixe 9 to 10 do. Rye, Flour 6 to 7do. Sbiþss Bread 4. to 5 "do. - Coin 6: to 8: per bdshel;ct Pe'zse :: per do, Beefs and Potatoes none. 'Hams!: 44'. American Cheese!: to :: za'f Dd. Butter-35_84ssper Ib. Coﬁee rs'4d to 25 er lb. choice usi4d to!} 6dctpe'rlb'. Mulfo ypdp Sugar 7 to _8 dollars per cm." 'Loaf 'do. 2: 4dho 25 81! per 15; Sofep in boxes 15 30 lssi4d per lb. Cegdlesssmouldssiddo':: siSdssto zsi: per lsib; Rum 4; fro 4: zd per gallon by"' 'the puncheon. Yesillg'w Fine Lumber and Scantlingsi-4o to godolsss. per thou. ctsjct'ssnd.'The disserdnpcsi of' the prices in .Veal, MuttoY,ctBeefsiand Fork,.is occasioned by the Distance brought on of the country. Curiously, it was said to the Dollet. PALSIED by different sides, who were resolved to the Dollet, PALSIED by various sides, who were resolved to the Dollet, And administered with savage and malignant pleasure, By EMPLOYMENT, Who had sworn to be her Physician— Erect Fell-on THURSDAY the right. The fairest D'AUGHTER. The DEDICIOUS. Vrjgs the more barbarous, ss _ A, it was Pe'Pessated without provoctcasi'oss, i ) : i 00 ; gentle, and unossenctding v'icssiim :— i i {um-use ungorruptibld inccgrirysi, and sifilial . , Pmy, _ rr W/zicb grew-writ: sibergrpctwcth a"?! Slrmgtlzerredwitsi/J be; [Ifc'slgtbj' - ss (lfpermirresid _to_ mature) i Wouldhave enabied her essectudly to resist Every Qurrage Which Ambition,_Party gage or mtolerapsicc Might have auernptgd. ... Against her revered ssPA RENT. The Following _ Was the order of ,rhe Proccﬂion At the manam—17 :-- _ - MELANCHOLY AND PATlENCE, _ , [Bearinga mourning basinner, with this inscription, -"' Help Lord:, for the faitbful fall from amssasiugst the Children (If Aleujss si Pass Supposi m. PATRlOTlSM-si VlRTUBo ' muzznno. BNCZl. . sirctzsi ass'aPPast. {"So PUBsiLctsslC CR-E DlTol Honogsi ;HADE_0FT " ss-xsi'vasuch TON. Chief Moutner. The CONSIITU sION— .ct [In fable habiliments and C) press veil. -— A ﬂandard follow ed, with this motto, "'T-w/l be recorded {are prece Jeut; and many an error, . — by the same exan He, will rush into the State. "] " )USTICE and CIVIL LIBERss'" 1 Y. -[ s he scales of the former broken, and th e volume of the latter torn in pieces. ] NATIONAL CLORY, With her spear reversed, her shield broken, and encircled with a scroll—J' M). pin.-lar :: de farre-{. , PU BLIC CONFIDENCE At: D PRI. VA'IE FAI'IU, si _ Walked with dejectcd countenance, try ing to support each Other. Then followed - The Immortal Spirits of WARREN, PRESCO 'l ], WOOS TER,MC'N'1. COMERY MERCI R," SCAMMEL, and other (If artcd worthies. ,Sorrcw was deeplsiyctss tm} rcssed on the .ccsimnsi. tenances or this to: freshness great upon, before whom went a Charter weeping, holding out a label— Though the mantle of oblivians in her bed, and the state of Potsdam has pronounced— "Hesse, she shall be no more." Though the mantle of hypocrisy is spread over her bed, And the state of Potsdam has pronounced— "Hesse, she shall be no more." Though the mournful, She is not dead, but she shall be, And, that in due time, Some Political HUMANITY SOCIETY will arise, which, rescues her from Apparent Death, she reflore her HEALING VIGOR, and USELESS INESC, And to the embraces Of sisters now bereaved RE—LATWE—S. Until then, Her merrier shall be embalmed in the Affections of our Country:— And she shall be remembered in she Orai. Sins of the GREAT AND GOOD: —-. Whose Prairies will not be unheard nor unregarded. Her Remains Were deeply deposed in the family SUPREME COURT OF THE CONSTITUTION: And placed so the same Niche with those  Arrivals from France are frequent, on the 20th ult. came in the ship Melpomene, Johnston in 37 days from London. We here but two or three weeks ago, direct from America for a month past; to what cause this is owing we know not. List of American vessels now in the port of Cape Francois, taken from Beesley's Mariner's registers, July 1, 1802. Ships Sosan, M'sLeller, Philadelphia; Atlantic, Doty, N. York; John Davis, Messrs. Charleston; cleared—brig Lucy, Blanchard, of Portland; Huron, Thomas, Philadelphia; Ann Brown, Norfolk; Mary Caroline, McDonald, Portland; cleared—Foster, Abrahams, New York; North, Crosby, Charleston; Fox, Lincoln, 7— Resolution, Brown, Polly and Nancy, Brother, Philadelphia; Vincenzo, Westcott, Providence, R.I.; Twas, Freeman's registers, L'Ioulton, Beverly; Sloop, Packet, Clandler, Portland—Schooner determined Rovers' Mattresses, N. York; Brig Martha Bird, Weaver, Baltimore. N.B. An actrrette at this Day declares that the number of free from duty, which must be an assurance for importations; besides, it is now much in demand, so that the market cannot be locked for this 6 or 8 Months to come. Translated for the American. From the Official Gazette of St. Domingo. Sendquarters, France, 35th Messian, the text year of the French "public," says just, 1802. Regulations both for the French and so-called "reign trade." Artsil, supplies of French trade, corn. ing from French ports,siwill be admitted only in the sollowinsi ports, viz. Cape Francois, Port-Repn lican, Anx Caysses, and ]acmel. ss ssss . ss' li. Merchnndisize or produsice arising from French mansiofafiurects, or French soil, im'ported by French 'ctvessels, shall not be ct snbjet'itctopny duty ofinqportat'isision. -Mer ch'andize or produce, shipped frofn French ports, and. entered in .the manisisest of the vessel, shall be considered as French, " - III. . French vessels may load in return with colonial produce ; molasses, taffia, . andsirum, eXcepted'. ., IV.Co!onial produce esszsirported by French vessels, shall be subjected to 'dctuties' osexporsi't, conformably is the tarifffenknex. edfto the. present regulations. ' ss " ss ,Farjeigrz ram/ters;. _. si ' siss'sisiV. It is perinittedsito foreignyessels of 70" tons, and upwards, to enter'th'e zibove. 'mentioned four ports with or without' a = & cargo." " ' U l i VI. French or foteign merchandize, which they may import into the colony, shall be subjected to :! dtity of entry, a eeably to the asoresaid tariss. _ Tv'I-I. Such coloni'al produce as they may export even molassee, taffia and turn, (hail be sussbjectto the duty of exportation ctixedsictb) the table of rates for strangers. General assistance: Every matter of a French or foreign vessel, arriving in the seasaid ports, shall be obliged, before any one fails from or board his vessel, to call on the captain and the colonial president; in the town of their residence; and in the other ports, on the commandant general; and on the chief of the administration, or under presidio, in order to give an account of his voyage—the same day the master shall deliver, to the commandant of the place, a written and signed declaration, containing the list of passengers he has on board. No passenger can land without a permit from the aforementioned commander. The master, on the very day of his arrival, shall deliver all the letters and packages he may, upon which uncle, his gift, to the post-master, so to whom he shall pay, shall be addressed to the post-master, so to whom he shall pay, and which shall be found on board at the time of the search, shall be confiscated for the benefit of the republic. Every matter of a foreign vessel, shall be obliged to relinquish his cargo to a residing merchant, who shall personally be responsible for the duties of import and export, and for whatever fraud that may be committed by the masters of vessels; to them consigned. ss XII. No ship or foreign vessel shall clear out of these ports, until after the master shall have presented to the barkeeper the collector's certificate, showing that the duties have been duly paid, and the postmaster's certificate, announcing that he has withdrawn his letter, after depositing it eight days before his departure. XII. Every French or foreign vessel, which shall be landed by the vessels of the French republic, lying at an anchor in one of the ports not above mentioned, or in any bay, creek, or small bite along the coast, or under sail at a better distance than five miles from the shore, and intercours, ing with the land, shall be carried in the ships' cargo, on that station, and carried in the manner of the aforesaid port; that the captain general, upon the report of the colonial government, may pronounce the confiscation of the hull and cargo. The vessels that shall have made the capture, shall be entitled to a third of the value of the vessel and cargo so confiscated, etc. General in chief, capt. General, LE CLEVELAND By the Captain General. The Gen. Secretary, LLN. A TABLE of DUTIES in the French part of St. Domingo. IMPORTATION N, cct H Vlct;rbht fizc..!)uricss-n "le- Si sitzfi-lsiizessz Imp'd in lm-p'u by_to Frenchmcrchmdize srec from the coﬁ of Produce of every kind "" ducics. invoice. Flour, ssship bread, safe ct' _ provisions,si ]umbcr, free frn.m 6 Per et' pn - si cost on m-si came,-gous, mulcs, duclcssict ctvoicc ss ' Poulcryz &c. &c. ' si ' si si ' zo pr.c,t_. onsi'ss Forcign merchandizc ],Frohib'd ? ! co(.c on in; ' si ' si VOlCC- ' ; : — ' . ,. EXPORTATKON.. ' N'silﬂi'r' ositct nmnucc. 5 'IsssiUmicsnn mo:-cha-simizc'ss _ lmp'dmsi ] l-np'd un'o F'chvess} reign vcss. Umiccpcr-nuuizrcu -'- — 62. 07c.si -2_5i.— 336. Clnycd sugar - - ' 6 67 si 13 33 ' Brown do., - - 3 33 ] 6 67 Cogton — -si - ' , 15 30 lndigo, lb. - . - 40 ,ctSo ' Mohsses - - - prohib'd 20 Taffia, hhd. - - - dcsi. 30 Raw hidcs, bunnettc - 2. ' 4 Tanned do. do. - t 33 2 67 Fpfiic - -si . " ' 1 ss Ei'cry kind ofdying wood, - 'rsipcr th -siu'sand __ 6 12 Gniacss- hundred - to 20 Masshoganyshcothcrwoods. for cab'inct makrs, ci: theri'nbozirds or in Legs, .pcrctsicsiubic foot si - 40 ' sifio Gumgiacum, hundred- _- 6 _ 1'2 Cgssm, hundred - - 3, 33 ' 6 _67 si Cocoa -' - 5 10 ' 'ss ct . lO per ct. zp pr.ct. on Allproduce not dcscribew on the m the markes ' " - price. pricc: ' sisi Merchandizc arisingsrom frcesrom free from -- ss French manusactorics. duty. duc y. fI'hc general in chief, cap. general, (Signcdsi) ct ' LE CLERC- \ By the captain-gcncra-l, ' The, secrecctacy-gcssn'qral, 'si - LENO-KR; STATE OF MARKE TS. A: ssMartssinico, {guess, 16, weaken usste dull, plenty of American provisions somewhere; and selling low; as several vessels with flour, though they could not see," had sailed for the leeward Islands. French Commissaries daily expected, and generally thought they would arrive on or about the 28th June, to the 4th of July. Fish 75 dollars. Lumber 22; Flour 9; Bees 12; Pork (15. Port Republican) business 28. Markets were looking up, Flour was dull dull at the rise. Coffee was 21 sous, and a "Illinois produce proportionally high. Government had consented to pay cash for American cargoes. St. Croix, June 20.— Flour was still selling at 24, dollars bees from 12 to 14, and Pork: 3 dollars a barrel were selling, Curacao, June 26. American prices declined below. Prices "Provisions, &c. Bermuda, June 29. Fresh Beef to 3d per sack, Mutton at 1 to 2s per cwt, LEXINGTON, July. "This should teach us 9" "There 5 3 Divinity that shapes our ends." "De A love a shining mark, a signal blow; "A blow, Which," While it executes, alms the. "And startles thousands with a single tall. On Friday last, Miss ELiza Man. SHALL, only daughter of Homfrey Marshall, Esq. was unfortunately killed by lightning. We understand she was in the portico leaning against one of the posts of the lightning struck the end of the house, was conducted down the post against which she rested, and communicated to her breast—She instantly expired. In this, she was united all the virtues and accomplishments of the deceased, that could endear her to be friends and relations, who have to endure their loss." POSTS OF ALEXANDRIA. Announcement. Schr. Harriot, Nioore, St. Thomas Martha, Barton, Portland CLARED, Schr. Dove, can, " _Wicomisco Rover, Sturdivant's-ston Sloop Alert, Greenlaw, do. GENERAL AL MASSON requests the attendance Of the Field Officers and Captains of the two legions of militia of the District of Columbia, at his quarters on Annapolis Hand, on Saturday the 24th instant, at 10 o'clock, on business of the Brigade. July 21. Received by: Say; us!!! be added to our Sale of: Saturday next, 300 Cheek Shirts, 3 Balzenges. THOS. MOOR E, July 22.'Another oneer. Ten Dollars Reward. Ran si'ctsiat ay from the subscriber living in Stetsford County, on Saturday, the 6th instant, a likely negro man, named CARDORGE, of a dark complexion, about Twenty. Six years of age, by trade a blacksmith! He is about Six feet high, stutters very much, and is sound of liquor, as when intoxicated he is very impudent and quarselsome. As he went away without the least provocation, he will no doubt endeavor to pass as a seaman, and I expect he has obtained a pass for that purpose. When he went away, he wore a bath coat, coat, and hat, but this as well as his name, he will probably change. The above reward, and all reasonable expenses will be paid, is taken in Virginia, and signed by the defendant, to any person who will deliver him to me in Stafford county, or secure him in any jail or bridewell, so that I get him again. I think it probable he may be lurking about Alexandria or Colchester, having lived at the latter place some time ago. THOMAS SEDON, Scranton county, Virginia. July 22. Baltz'more Bellcna szpawdcr, by the qual-te: caﬂc. Also, ' Rgctined Salt Pelre, byt/ze guar} ter CWt. or larger quantity. A constant :supply of those articles from the Manusac. tory, wssili be kept fprsash on the loss-ye!}: terms, by — ' '- "sizssLAWRASON is: .SMOQIZ .simsi-si— __ . .,.,. 7. 