Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-07 00:00:00, page 3

A Gotteuburg mail brings accounts &er
tockholm to the ' Yth inst. ssA decrec has.
on issued,ssprohibiting tho lmportanoh of
:colonial-produce, except m Vesscls direct
om America into Stralsund ; and it 15
bought that this restriction Wlll be eXteml
dto all the other Swedish portsss _ Should
hisoyztcm be persevered in, it Will proba
{ypmvolt'esssome zeasures 'siofsiseventy on
depart outhcsipurr of the Imush govern
em, in which our strong sqoztdron, now
ruizingin that quarter, wrll' he employed.
rumor prevailed, that on English ﬂag- of
ce arrived at Gottenburg, with a demand
s the scssion of Gothland, as a deposit in
: hands of England. ' -
_ ' sijsune 18.
Paris prpcrs to the IOth say, that consi
erabl: reiuforcement's are constantly pass
ng through Bayonuc for Spainsi—and that
ing josisrph was oathe point ossisetting out
rom Madrid on an expcdition against Vu
cncia. Massena's army in'Portogal is said
amount to 80,000 them.
The large ﬂeets detained so:-"some time at
ortsmoulh,sailed on Saturday ; they take
inforcements ol men. officers. stores, &c.
or oorarmies in Spain, Portugal, Sicily,
'ibraltlr, and the coast of Africa. ct Several
etachmenzs of troops are on their—wny-to
Mouth, to embark for Lisbun.
A considerable number" of Amcricans
m btcndischarged from our ships of war
sithe West-ladies in obedience to orders
from the admiralty.
jane 19:
Thffieven American ships embztrgoed at
Antwerp have been ordered to be sold,
ﬀtmc 20.
L'etters were received yeste rdsay from
Rollsud, (lated the IGth inst. which State.
that licences had been granted by the Dutch
SVVLI'nment for ships to clear out for neu
In Pofssv "0 giving bondsssto the amoont of
t ""When the value of the vessel and-car
30- - ,
'The" lsa report that Swedish property
land ?: unestered m France and Hol
; "is b consequence of French consols
1 : missed} refused a resudencerh some of
bﬀnaﬀonf dSWeden, and: s'sitcslttles having
"fifthandict for the admxssron of Englxsh
ze into those parts.
v-vsuuuu (a surname"!
_ _ e business osparliament was yesterday
finished, and this day the prerogation took
cc' T o Commissioners appointed bY
simsijﬄy for this or ose were the Lord
. harness", th p p
w ., e Ear] of Liverpool & Lord
cts'Psbam- The foiiowing is :: correct
"When. Of his majesty's speech, as deliver
s!) '3 commissioners to both houses of
.inmem : - .
them Wiﬄy states, that, the business of
100 being concluded, he has thought
, 9" to bring it to a close. His majesty
w cWgsmnlates both houses upon the cap
siss; at GDZdalcupe, an event which for the
hudmnf "1 she: history of Great-Britain,
— eprivsied France of the last of her pos
"1 the West ladies; and also upon
! - Sl'quem ca ture of the Dutc ! pos
iwssssi'. in "Ye large quarter of the giobe :
kiss-""Do; Which mustssinevitably deprive
RMTY Of all further means of annoy
. to 0 .
;; Kurakin, minister of the interior in
ctz and severalambassadqrs, whosiprc
dtO him letters from their sovereigns,
it calming him on his marriage. In the
si. gihc emperor- and e_mpre_ss attended
and fere given by thee my of Paris.
5 " junc- 19.
we understand, have bren re
.,ssd from she coast of France, dared so
" .Fridnv last. They State that the
moment hctad issped assnpw dccreet pro
ibitiﬂs (he equrlauon or corn. This de:
- ' is smd to have been adopted as
state policy, and not in 'con.
' y sudden or extraordinary
umnccmcntof thcss price of thar necessary
iicicin France. she effects of this mea
c can last but when time : the importa
qnsthnc may be expected from the U. S.
:: than compensace for any supplic-s
: could have derived from France,
The Crown Prince of Swedcsin, who late
dicd suddcniy, was, it is said, to have
an married to the daughter of Lucicn
onaparte; lately arrived at Paris from lta
-_ 'l'hcduke of Oidcnburgh, it is suppos.
oscd, will be: his successor.
art: was at A .. * . '
BODZPbe admillfd to :! private audiencc
]un lace of the Thulllesiries, prince
ctffisiTsilctVUA-T ON—OP _ si
LATE FOREIGN NEWS}
- ' ' d' :
.ctml per tlfissfiﬂfiffizm/zct arm: ;:
Prnpnnm-Z--- - if no '
"I" daily extending commercess
Lofindisi' ﬀtme 17.
Paris.? One she llch
ﬀunc 21.
] [it ssthcsiapsse'ech .to the house;;bfcctcctmmssom
his majesty thassnkl {helm to; the sqpplies;
Which they sisshgtte so libetaiiy'grtttttcd for the'
ct'siictzsetsivices of thejsssisssisi'y'ea'tsisi; and sswsihssilehe regsiretsss.
"ssftsshe caution-timid of.-the Ard'usiou'ctS-fstrUggije in
? w hi'ch We are engaged, he congratulate's the
_ country on the'daily encrease of our resonr
' ces; and "revenues, from the unprecedenc.
ed extensiosn of our- commercc to all parts of
sssi the world—a circumstances which happily
renders the imposition, of new burdens or
sictit'esh taxation whuily unnecesSary.
si His majesty next _all-udes to the modisica-si
tions and tegulattons which have been-a
dopted during the scssion, respecting the
retjenues of [what-], as having relieved that
country 'ftct'om the pressure of many burden!
, without losing sight ofj.a due regard to the
necessary reccipts irum ttxxation.
} His majesty thank-s the house of com-ss
mous for their liberai [n-ovision made for the
duke of Brunswirk.
. . His mnjt-sty next congratuiates-both hous
* es of parliamcuc that Portugal has-been res
cued from the grasl) of the: ent.-m)- by the
; strenuous eﬀorts ofhis majesty-'a" army. aid
ed by the exertions us the Pm'tttgm—se na
tiun—and that Spain, notwithstanding the
many reverses of fortune she has experi
enced, stiil maintains her resistance to the
_ invadcr with an'unabatesid spirit of zeal and
perseverancc.
: His majesty then assistnsies both "houses of
parliament, that he deems it equally for the
honor of his crown and the interests of his
kingdom, to continue his'firm and unshak
en support of both these-loyalnations.
ss His majesty concludes by recommending
to the members of both houses of parlia
ment to eXcrt themselves, during the ensu
ing recess, in their respective cnunties, in
propogating a spirit of unanimity and con
cord, ss'Wlll't obediencesitoorder mid the law,
' as the only means of enabling his ssijCSly
to give eﬀsict-to his (Xertions in the conti
? nusze of lllC nrdu=-us struggle in which we
,siare engagrd'; and While his majesty thus
siexhorts both hruscs of parliament he as
l sun's thcmthat' his condbtzt will ever be re
; gulatetl by these dictasites—a line osconclttct
l which his majesty's long reign, and th- ge
( neral loyalty of his subjc-rt-s has-contained
i him, is best suitetl to cnzzhlsi him to meet
, the'foreign-encmy with ﬂ'sisi-t.
Prices at Liverpml, ]une Mel. 1310.-si-—
Cotton 14J. 1 2 to 1'5tl. i-Vucat lTs.
&
_ _ . . PARIB, May 23.
Repa'rt afthe ﬂlinistrsir ,ss m -- to m- majes
'ty t/ze L'mctz-si'arar and King.
"I have the honor to tnl-"fi- sin his majesty,
in consequence or" the ()ldfsi"'S'I nave. receiv
ed, that the number of English prisoners
th distinguished themselves at the fire
that broke out at the (t-Wll of Auxonne, is
twenty one-; to wit, tw-z-lv: tsslct thefirst class
oscaptains ul merchant vessels; three of
the second :!ass; four intrchant passen
gers; one much.-int dsi-tainsi-fl as asshosrage-z
and a sztilor.
si" T-ssn of them root-ivcd hurts, viz.—
Mcssrs. W'ctsist, Humblr, 'Dobbins, Hurst.
'Fenil, and Tnpping, rather St-t'crt? ones)
and Messrs. Mol-Þtr, Welsh, who had he
sifore saved a child lrom the fi a'mes at "At-tas)
'Robinsss-n, "and Davi<cts,'lesa SeVetelyss; they
are all recovertd. '
si " Those who appear to have exposed.
;sstheznselves to danger th long-st, wz-sihout
Thavin-si; recct-iwd :msiv injury, 'M- Mr-sSrs.
l_Atkinson (Robert) Mmjunsiss, Pembniton,
sisiDcliver, and Smuile. 'siGtsi. at siraise is doe
to Alessrs. 'silsihornhill, Unlshyss Miller, At
--kinson (Thomas) and Collms. They Also
fgavt- proofs of Zeal, and aﬀorded great as
'sisxstance. _ _
" The "account 'tr-tn'smittrd by the'þre
.chct of the'Cote- d'Or, will no: your'majes—
ty in'possess:ct>sin, If you will dctign to look
'at it, of stiller pslrticulars rr.s'p-.:ctin'gctthe con—
tluct of the prisoners, and the. nature-"of me
reward which was tnctjesty Bccms inclined
to-bestuw on them. _ ct si
(Sight-(i) " 'Dtike ()s FELTRE."
" The minister "of war wrll LXPH 65 to
them my satisfaction—; Wlll order them to
be paid a reward amounting to sail: mouths
pay, and will send them to siheir own coun
try, under their promise not to serve until
they are exchanged.
(Signed) " NAPOLEONF
( si" Antwerp, Mav 8, 1810."
-.<-.
ctand M'Gaw, who have neglected to forward
-. their claims, as was requestco in a former ad
z
!
!
' mit them duly authenticated. to George W
- Strong-, Co'unsellor at Law, New York.besore
si the 20th of August, inst. as the demands not
si forwarded by that time. will be necessarily
si' excluded from a dividend in the only proper
_' ty which remains for the creditura and which
ss it is the wish of the party advertising 'sheuld
vertiscment, are particularly desired to trans
be appropriated for the benefic of all.
Newsi'sissorþ, August -1_7-_-3_ _ _ My!
'— N'Cﬄjzct.
THE creditors of the house of (.lingman
i
[,
;
. theprosessiops olsi Christianity ?
!
isiboards is not large, )et but few cc'mpanies
. yea. s, seldom honor the oocttcts or delight the
!
, ss.v
i On the 5th 09thle 'in the British—House]
"We have "seen a Liversipool Price Currelit
"to June 5th, 'but the renewdl os "intercourse 'ct
would reduce the prices'greatly. There is '
no way of estimatingrrhe extentsiof the reduc
tion, unless the amount '-ctof Exportationsifi-om
all the poytsin America were ct-known, and thess
vents the British have on the eontctinent. ZBos- ;si
ton "Potszweresi'fiss to 8453 Pearls 581to 603'.;,
Upland Cotton 152 to let; Sea Island 23 to;,
252; New-Orleans ls4-.to ls7x; Flour'BSs to
705; Tar 328 to:-33; N. E.-Oak 553; com
mon pine sisi'si'mber '418 ; "Fine siPlank-Qd to
9 1-2d* _ ' '
The asiet suspending the Nonsilntereonrse
Law, Wasfpublished in Liverpool on the fifth of!
June, and there had already 17??? WY ar
siﬂﬄfitﬂiﬂfﬂffi; " &
- and excellence. There is, however, asipartial
. -'it tends to the cultivctatioctn of virtue, the sup
.;pression ofvice and the due government-Of
si because the unworthy sometime s fill the
that should the managers engage him for a
'Nlanysidissisiiuguished members ol the'Btss'itish
(Parlianient are—endeavoring to a'meliorate the
laus (if that country that provide for'the pu—
nislzment of criminals, and'obtain the eStab—
hshment' of 'Penitentiary House: as in tcthessUsi ss
State.. ' ss
'The'zirrangement by 'Which si'British'ships
are {admitted at Buenos Ayres, are represent
'--ed (by accounts-from there to May-]) to be-of
of Lords, lond dtanlﬀsi-opc moved for & return
of ** all the ships of the line and other ships
of war which have been supplied with means
of c-sidumerneting dCStruction by sub marine
bombs, clock work machines ontriqger tor
'þcdoes " He said in experiments in'Eng-lnnd
on thesisnbject-lossoom. had been supplied Mr, ,
Fulton, and 15,000I, were granted as :. rc
ssward. his prefcttory'remarks appeared to be
iissonic-ssd. The motion was negative-dsi. ss
'in the Venus —J\si. Y. Gaz.ss 1
"new npsi Ointetl British change de assaites, for
'sor such-excellence of pcrlssotmnnce is nor-the gss
fitted, a jud i'me sit more severc,-thoughsecm—
the passions. Shall religion be diacouraged
It is to be hoped that "the citizens ofthis place
(listribution of that excellence needed in tra
gic performancessi V\ e are informed that the
celebrated Master PAYNE is in the District.
may be gsiratifie—zl by- witne ssing, at least for a
few evenings, an exhibition of his astonishing i
powers. He has performed on the ptincipal e
boards of the United States. ] he public
voice has been uniform. 'lhe soundest cri— !
ties have lssistened witn wonder and with dc- i
light, and in strains of high panegyric have
tesiified hissirarc, and (his youth considered)
his unequallcd worth as an actor. buchpre- ];
cocity et genius is indeed most'unccmmon; ;
the inhabitants of Alexandria. There are,
a temporary nature;—Did.
"g.-.."—
ctpulpit, or religious sects denounced because
vice and nzsspocricy sometimes mingle With
eﬀect ot'laborious process or-mechanic attain- j
ment : it_rcsults alone from the (l.-rection and ,
exercise os vast intellectual snpcziorty. A
mind-mere c'omprehenaivc, a taste more re
in 41) mcomp "sixtible with ti; e immatnrity of his
audience of the Oluest -'-isi'heutres, ctWe trust
short time the)r will find the inhabitants ofthis
p! -cc testifung their satisfaction and grim-;
'ctude L'si)" c'roudcd "houses. ct
—--—
can boss—tst-ofa greater v'arity of comic tulents
will tsiereive the liberal encourage'ment of
1ioWe*ver, some who consider-I heatiical ex—
hissbi-tionsof an i-mmoral and licentious. ten
(lency. That the Theatre, has been, and
may be more or less 'zsib'used is certain ; but
it is equally certain that when duly regulated
America. was to sail from Portsmouth on the
24th'0f June, l'or America, in the frigate
Venus, and that Mr. Jackson was tdrcturn
"t'
ctTUE-SDAY, AUGUST ?,
COMMUNIC ATIO-N.
The Theatt'e opens in this place' this even
ing. This ample source of rational amuse
mentn—hd instluction deserve-s and we hope
C-sitptain Storcy snzs, thzit Vir. Morier, the
The Theatriczl corps who supply our
Alexandria Datly Gazette.
—-—A._
{t'-si w
, , si : ., , BW", &!!th 10
'sssi ss Lutest from Portugdl
ss'si The brig Corpor'al Tn-m, caPF- EIWFU
arrived ;yesterday at Gloucestcs', "or" Lssf'
bon. She sailed the 2-8th of Law -N0 09"
even: had occumd ; buta generalcngzgc'
ment between si the alliectd English and
Portuguese, and French Illnicss "35 "'usi
daily expected. She arrived jUSt as the
mail was starting, and no papers hav.e
been'received in toun. The English and.
Portuguese troops occupy nations extend
ing from the Douro to the Tagtis. The
whole line is under "lord Wellington. who
also commands the centre ; in which the
main—booy of the English troops were post
ed 'The: right in commanded-by general
"Hall, whose 'ﬂank extends to the si'sagus,
and who communicates with the Spanish
lor'ce, under vhe marquis Romana, at Ba
dajcctz. zMatshal Beressord commands in
the left, and is ﬂatz'ked'by the Douro, and
has under him the main force of the Portu
goese troops. A French account stated,
that maishal Ncy had taken Cuidad Ro
diigo. But in a Lisbon paper of the JLth
June. we find a copy of a -de5patch-srom
the Sg.anish Comnsisiandcr of that garrisotz,
to the marquis Bumana, under date of the
lst of Jonegwhich says, " According to all
the advices which haVc bet-noiN-n-me- h
appears, that the enemy is prepziiing to eat
ry on a-fnrmasil siege of [his place, which
they are sssurroundingi for marshal ,Ncy
has been before the city since the'day before
yesterday; and on the 28th-all the troop
irom calamanca, and adjoining places,
marched with thirty-nine pithS of heavy
arulluy for this place. 'In lacr,wc observe
simovc-mems in their camp which indicate
unusual dispositions ; and they are marking
alinc ui-circumvaliacion from one: 'cide of
the river to the ozher. "The sionly passage.
which remains open to us is over the: bridgc
lo the sificlds of Arganhan and Robleda. 'I
have-made (he:-necessary arrangement-s coct
prepare: (his place sisor-asisc-igc, and srccingit
ofall use-less Months and wwards who
might be den-imcmalq ] trustevc-ry thing
will-gown"; and that Wc shall dct'cnd our
selves with chc'vigor becoming no _ctjust a
cause, and the honor and ,pauiotism by
Public Sa'le.
-Will5be and on the i8ih -instant,ssat-3 o'clock,
P M. at the subscriber's-Garden,
-'Ail sihis ' Stoc-k - of G-reen House
'Plantsycnnsibtmg of"225 -.p6ts and bcxcs 'cfsi
Lemon, Orange, si-Chudoc, Hydkengea, *C--c
ranidm, Myrtle assortcd, China Rose, Rose
Comelia, siYchiowaasmine, Caiichontus, Ar
berc "vita, siPdsimcgranatc double and sing]:
ﬂ0wering. )Portugal and CnrunnasiLvurel, Olcct
andcr double and single fictwcring, Arbutus,
PassionTFiowe'rs,"Laurel, Afloe assorted, Hy-_
acinthfand T-ulip Roots.
_ !}LSO,
The =une'xp1red Leasc 'of four
years and four n'onths of two andsia haisacrcs;
subject to twenty "five poundsicta year ran-...
Thesilease can be renewed for ;"an years—with
all the improvcments—on iv.-an the vegeta
bles. and sibesitween 8 and 4000 fruit trees in
nursery, 'the most 'of tbcm'grafted'wish tho
be Stsikind'of-sruics, "fit to ren'ove this fail;
ss -Pe ter 'B-l l'I-y .
, sidugust 17 4. 7 _ , eoStsi
T 0 RL-LN T,
A convenient STORE and =DWsiF-LLINC:
on ssFairfax-strcetss lately occupied by Hansi
(n'-i., and dlden. Apply-to "
wul be:-ready to recexve a- c-siusi-go me wcn ssmsc.
, _ Turns Craven.
ssVVashington CitysNavy
siAYÞsirdl, AuguSt 7. si
siP—ubli-c Sale.
On Thursddy nex: at ll o'clock will-bc-sold
at the dwelling home-of siWilliam King,
"Prince street, : _
A'varzcty qf-Hsiouse/wld and Kztc/z
-en .F'u-r-ozzsstssure.
{Adam Kmss, Try/las.
P. G. Tviarfiellersi
Buziding siLots.
TE'Subscrihcr will sell or rent several
'valuahie BUILDING LOTS, situatcd
on Wassishington,ss8t. AsSph & Princess street:.
Kny person disposed to purchase can know
the terms on application to Mr William Her
he:-t. jun. who will shew the pi*emiscs-in'1ny_
siwhich we:-are animatcd.
.. ,___ o- a-sisi-si ...-..:.,--.tsii ss si"- ss ma
absence. si _' , _
"Camliius Gsirrffith.
'si'AnQuSt T . >cot13aws_t__
., , Jacob. Bum.
MVY: si .- .!
siFor 82er or 'Cha'ssr'ter
ctT'O A NOR THER N POR T,
Augsiust si7.
ssThe fine new Schsi'r Horn,
Captam Wooduzard,
Burchen [20 lous ; well sound-;
si4t