Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-04-19 00:00:00, page 3

Good: similar, to chase manufactured in ?
the country shall pay a duty of12 1-2 per ss
cen't. over and lbyve the circular ducica. ss
Ox and cow hide: shall pay the war ux,
on cleane: of twelve and an half per
ss ceqt. As far as respects the patriotic duty,
it shall be extinguisbed.
Vitunier wool, bark, Sheep's wool, tallow,
come. and bait at cenain cpccified price.,
lo ply _a duty 0} 20 per cent.
T-he upomnon of eithqr gold or oilvcr
is not allowed. All returns must be made
in prodncc—os the eouncry : and to take a
way the same, vaul- my come in Inﬂux,
nd my bfiag—oueh-goodn :: m permitted ;
for th ""no tude.
A letter from Mr. \Villiem Mnrdock,
(lated, London, Feb. 16, and March 5,
llysil, " Good Flour is quoted (Feb. 16)
'ssat GOe. per barrel—no sake: asit that—and !
think it will be much lower, u immeme
quantitfei os wheat have come from France
and Holland in neutnlt. There is no de
mad here for produce, exeeptel'tttle for
immediate use; all malt depend as to the
two intercoune, &c.—Is renrictions on
your side are removed, and those by the
continent coﬂt'tttued against your tude, pri
ces will of course come down very low, as
' all the coatinent is shut agaimt this coun
try. - _
" filarelt 5—-—l an informed by Means.
Rathbonu, that your ﬂour [good superfine]
is told from 48 to 575. Markets for all
Ameriuu products continue uncertain,
waiting the result of political events, on
which pricea will hereafter depend," &c.
Privatc Carrtspandence.—-\Vc have
been obligingly favored with the following ss
extract of: lettesir from Paris, dated March 9
th, received Via London, by the ]uno, in
28- days from Portsmouth (England) sito
Bvston. (N. T. Cam. Adv.
" 'she changes taking place on the conti
neot are so rapid you can hardly follow
them. Bonaparte manie: the daughter of 5
the emperor of Austr'ta. He is stretchiug '
his arms acrosu the northern srontierl, and ?
will seal up the chance]: of commerce--—— !
Russiz must submit to all the dlctates of s
the great emperor, or the French eagle:
will be planted on the walls of St. Peters
bufghsi ;nod thus will Alexander be punith- ct
ed for hie trencsihery to Austria. As to
Ameriuu, their me is hapelen. When ;
wilt our-govemmeut realize the view: of 3
France? She promises every thing, andi
:ondemns every thing. Already have the ]
Americm venelo nized at St. Sebastiam ]
arrived at Bayonne ; and theictctr cargoes 'de
poo'tted in the gossiy'ernment states. "The sale
winnen be made-for the beuefit at the
NWEMM Men
W Spaich union: must become
bound (preheduuu, ldd to ply : fourtbin
final dey- IN living made the dilpnch,' ;
MWMMDMLÞ, that a one
forth it ad M
All M.?ﬂ-ctd- ad dumb, shall !
Soutb'Ameriaa.-—-The following regu
ladm mpecciog neun-al crade, were pub
lilhed :: Beuaosie Ayces on the 7th Decem
bet:
All mel- mun - emigu themselves to
Spanish nmlunu:
The coction must present a manisesc
of ell'go ia-Spanish coshe administration
of the custom house twenty four hours after
Irrlval
All good: are ldm'uted except those pro
hibiced. and Iball pa) the circular duty :
greeable to the wis, and such goods an
may not be lo the talif, shall be valucd ac !
the price: ofEurosipe. ]
imperial treatury."
Genera! Wilkinoon arrived in sithe any of
'Wasbingwn on Tuuday evening lan- .
Wadisiu dish eaz'efusi.
THURSWY, ""APmL n.
Lonox, More]: 9.
The conference between marquis Wel
lealey and Mr. Pinkney have been frequent
—and in the political circlea, it is generally
believed, that a basia has been mutual]
agreed upon, from which no amicable ldy
justmentia looked forward to with great
confidence.
The ]o'hn Adams, Am. frigate," which
sailed yesterday, from Cowee, has on board
despatches-from Mr. Pinkney, containing
the proposals of the Brttieh government,
and will touch at a French port, for the
purpose of taking on hoard thoae of general
Armstrong. The president will then have
before him the final determination of the
British and Frenchgovernments ; between
which,if there be that spirit of conciliation
on ourpart weich is reported to have been
! shewn—we conceive he will not hesitatr.
Whatevsser may have been thought or said
oneithcr side of the Athntic in the moj
ment ofirritation—dhe .Amcricana cannot,ss
any more than ouraelves, but on that the *
connection between the two conntrieassisss
in fact, indissoluble. [tie it family quar
rel, disgraceful to both parties, alike pre
. judicial to their interests ; and we anxious-ct
! ly hope that the misundenunding will very ss
i shortiy be extinguished.
W Wif- So msid, actn :; many M
othcr veneb, and dull dep'ult their sin,
in the ummiodel governor'o (fice, until
: visit in you sit sailing. The Spanish m
siguee shall not ed] by nail "an account (if
any foniguer.
The introduction of wine, oil, vmglr
ldd aquardence, (except rum)' u prohibit
cd. ( Phil. Regicter. )
Abatmat of New: from England, recqived at
Bocton.
The ship Juno hu just arrived from
Ply mouth in 28 days. London datee to
the7 lzth March arc brought.
BANxs or 'rnz ELBR. Feb. 23. 1
A decrcc or order. na sand to "have ar
rived, or is on the wathcording to which
no colonial produce whatever, whether A
merican or English. is to pass the French
[in: of enstom house officers at Hamburg
coming from Altona. or any part of the
'Danish territory. The Hamburg merchants
who tude to America, and had consignq
ments made to them, via Tonningen, are1
under greatapprehmsioo that the French
should enter Holatcin, under some pretence *
or other, and seize the great quantity of
Americm produce hoarded up there. *]
A h-tter wn received by a pmenger inl
the.]unO, after he lest London, and while<
\ in the chmnd—stating that advicee had?
[ just been received, that dl-the Amcricanssss
: property confiscated at St. Sebastiana had
\ been ordered to Bayonnc, to be storrd inss
* the public states, and kept at the disposalss
: of the emperor; as also all other Ameriffi
; can property in France at its dependenciee. !
s An order of council has been inned for
ss continuing open the West lndia island: to 4
f vesseis from the U. S. till Dec. 11", or 65
; mouths after : European peace, if the coss!
lonialgovemora think proves. ]
; _Bonaparte's journey to Spaiu was post-1
si pened indefinitcly; he intends, it is now!
' said, to marrv the eldett daughter of the}
emperor of Austria, which probably has,
it is suggested, occasnoned a coolncsa on
the part of Russia. ]undt was upected in
Portugal. and his atmv had actually less
ss Bayouue on the 8th'Fcb. for Bsiurgos.
! Pmuounu, April 14.
si - .
; FRENCH HOS-TILITT.
; Yestcrday arrived brig Sarah, Stover, 67
, days-srnm Tcrceira. Sailed Fcb. 3. Jan.
5 15, the ship chis Pianter, Whitby. of
ss Liverpoul for-St. Croix, was taken by a
French frignc, GOO tom. laden with dry
goods, and carried 20 gous, nose! and car
go burnt, bound to lndia, crew net on
board a Bahimore schr. Capuin Towen,
{from Liverpool to the Wsilslandqcap
tured and ranoomcd (or 1600 pounda .nerl."
same day. The- capt. informed his order
were to burn, sink, and destroy all Anteri
can vessel: he came acron without reccrve.
Left Feb. 3, brig Freemnon's daughter,
Brigs, from Tonningrn. for Philach
phia, having been :iny-five dlys out. was
obliged to put in there for grant of pro
visions, hnving leventeen Wedge" on
board—lhe was considcnhly injured in
her nail: and riniog and had damned he:
, cango; wu repuiriozand would ui! in
! 6 daya—shi Enterprize, Brown, of Now
York, for : Cnpe de Yard., in a- few
.— —
day;. Fab.", in lat. MW-Q, pmedl
thc-neru of asswreck appessned' to be : .hipd
rlst saw me men ofynr. Limb 2,th
.—
!!!BÞW rhiP-wish m-msml
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_si Amm, Wsiu]
A ss 3: sidmyss Godsidﬂ
Msid wit 5" 3 sioss ? '
'Yuksi for" God, use! wu geimvnily suppli
sicd with Minos, w'hic'h m the make
grateful, as we had nen : few day: pren
omam brig, nameinacirdt, mrtsiq
abie maden. appeared just out of port;
ctgreessn Honom, figure bend, felte cabin win- *
down, m the centrc, refuoe to speak un, d- ss
though we had ; signd of dinmn. boilt- ]
ed.
]
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATXVES.
} Tuzsnn, April 17.
) [coxcwnnm]
? the interdictiou of French and British arm- \
ed vessels irom our waters: The other laye
50 per cent. duties on all goods, wares, and
!
) merchandize imported from France or Go
iE-siAP-INI. B. The grouﬂm WMO
.acrec, i. undern cxeellclesenooz thack!
dea hctu becqwenmdurlymdodtsio. qndct
theft Ire about it mm-mﬂmdwer.
AlthoSPÞ'lngt-Iellknonmthmemdb
nidonth-tmn." ..
*, Aprctil ry. " *
On Saturday next the am April, for the
,. last time, willbc oﬀered for lah If pullic
-auction forcash, thd lene of the above n
ssvssern with the improvememb ad fumitun
; lfnot cold ut that time,!" mbaaiber'ill
'continue n heretoiorc to keep . bound of
Public Entertnnmcnt. The ab will like
- place on the premius ]! lo o'elock A. uss.
The house disagrecd to the amendmcnu ?
of the senate on the batture bill. *
The bill authorising drawback on goods \
transported by land brtwecn Button and i
Newport, was read a third time and passed.
The unfinished business of yencrday— ;
the recolutian-lo reducetlte army and navy.
was taksin up,:md after a long debate which
lasted until near five o'clock. The question
was taken by two: and non, and the reso
lution passed. The vote stood a follows:
To reduce the army, nyn 81, non 31.
To reduce the navy, aye: 65, noes 46.
For the resolution taken as a whole, aye:
60, noes 31.
The resolution was referred to commit
tecs to bring in bills, and the houu ad—
journcd.
'Wzonsson, April 18. 1
The house resolved itself into committee *
as the whole on Macon' :: bill No.2 2. Mr.
Gholson's amendment to continue the non
intercourse under consideration.
Mr. Gholson withdrew hie motion'for a
mendment, to give an opportunity for "Mr.
Johnson to introduce a new one.
Mr. jahnson moved te strike out the
first sectton of the bill in order to intro
duce two new scctions-si-Ooe contempiatee
Britain and their depeodencies. .
Mr. RandaIp/t moved to have the com
mitsiee rise and report progreu, thetmem
her; might have an opportunity to consider
the amendmmts and that they might be
printed. This motion was negatiVed, 68
ageinetit.
Alter somedebate,-thc came motion—me
made by Air. Garland and again negatived,
58 till against it.
Mr. Pidin spoke with great enessrgy and
(( ;e of argument against the proposition'
set TO per cent. additional dutiel.
ﬂfr. beert read a long speech in favpr
of manutactures.
Mr. Livermare apoke against the amend
ma nt.
Mr. Key, with his usual eloquence and
then,}! it of argument, oppoeed the :
utcndment.
The question to strike out the first see)
tion was lost ; 43 to 52.
Mr. Johnson then moved his amend
ment as ney eections.
Mr. Lyon made some observatione in fa
vor of manusactures.
Mr. fabnsan made : speeeh' in {at or of
his amendmenu.
For New-York,
Asi-sast sailing Schooner.
Burthen 1000 barren, now re
coiving n cargo on bell'd. -A
frcigtt o about 400 barrel: wilsbe taken if
inmcdino application is made to the water
on board at Hartthomo's whus, ar-to 'Jcmm
H Have. ,Esquirc.
ill}: si lt*___
Scbastiim Sting Tavcrn.
Congrc]: (ﬀ the Unitedsiss States. 1
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P. G. Marncner
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T' April 19;
and two in the name of'l'lmnssae "God.
ss weight and onssmben not m" .
rDollax-BanixNoteandapaii-o'i' m
Ear kings. The finder shall medio - -
Note as a. reward for she Poeketloik nq
other conccnu, en .leninx them with
Plinter of the Alexandrse Dnﬂy Saw
_ Thomas mue.
i The Tobacco Note! can he name to
any person but the right owner, ao- informe
uon has been given it the musshouu oftheil
loss. - . .
april 19. _3t'
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ss' TO 'R—ENT,
, And immediate [loco. m'on given
? A very commodimsiu Brick Dwel- .
si ling and Warenouae, all in good Mr, elm- si"
md on King Wet, in the neighbrhdd Of
- good water, and an excellent stand .l'o'r bush
neu- dbositbree other drink Mineral
the mue meet, one of which he". a good
werehouse for-a grocery nere and. the cima- '
ﬂon equally good for budnensi—tbsie lsi'oimsiqf
all the above property win be-uude renow
Mrs. Fulhame's, Dung 4)qu
,uution, muct—ummuoyhg
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;gctgm WW ,
[divine. nsinci w "
!! hundred and— cix nere- of vﬂuaþle w
grounde, nct great propuﬂup 'He]! is
mixed with oya_t_er ahells, lit upon me
'bunks of Coon river, in the eounty of Nor
tliumberia'nd. into the property- Of S.. Bill!
Esquire; and is equally dimm from Bal'
mote, Noriolk and Alexandrie
('OssM abounds in fine fish oysten, int]
vild sow] osevcry d'em-iption in-lhelr respec
tive nasone—nnd the estate in a very dain- '
fble one. But a small part ;of an -
none] will be required to be paid asit lþe lily}
of purssc ..nue l'or further pardmhra ,enqni-p ,
ties may be addressed-to the lubacpbet. yþsio
request: that the postmon inch leman] '
' hie.
Andrcw Schoisiesild,
Who laujuct received. and bmfir oak.
A quentiiy of STONE LlME osal emi-s
lent quality. _
4 ma. l9. ' 00
NOTlCE. ! .
N FRlDAYnsse'nwill be "FMÞW i:
lie nlc, n Union-Hlll,' un P-si
ty, lately the Mdemof [loan- lct-lnlct'y 83 .
decened,all the person] cannot tho
decendd. consinlngof a jw down bou
hold and kitche- fiend", fulfil! IM
Metack. A enditof !! month- ssMbod
lowed on dl lum: above twenty Mnss; tho
purchmn giving bdsild With Wind
tity.
N. ! !n ddtkohtbe above PM
will be told, : nimble lld m aw
um o! BOOKS-d-c K'Wsissctfss' 4
prime BACON — , -
Alexandsier E. Rose, i: .
Apdi 10. . ss
LOST, _ss
On Tueodcy lad, in Me to" {dle " '
A red Morocco Pbcket * me
containing four Tobacco Nou- of * si".
wareboune (Woe of. them m .
The Dctycr's Anucant ss
ijnmdm net} junctu
(rue: onsictTo'u-Al ]
4 :. s-o,
be paid.
George ..Carter.
Oatlands, nen- Leesburggz
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