Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-11-14 00:00:00, page 3

ss Coxs-TANTLNOPLE, Angles: 10.
Brsnre the horse taile were raisEd in from.
ohhc Sz raglio'by the Csict-cmsizk-si-u and lite
Host}, as : signal that {he grand scignor
wate} certainly leach the capital and repair
ilprrson to the army, th; aszrciugcrs, ac—
cord'mgto ancient cus'si-sszxn, won: cunsulzczss.
topoint out a" foztunazc (ssisiy sur his dcti—ar
tun. The paluccs asic Dctcd, Bauip, up:! a
nother :: Adrcinopl: has been tnra Lung
:im- preparpd (us the rc23piic>u ofths grand
nigznn-ss and his numerous sclinue is pre—
pzrsizrg so accccmxmy ;sizsisisisi}. in 1) ms}, Lics
Child. the janlsmrifa .:I'c usissisi'tlfid, and sin"
*lcr (he arsivdi 01 che grand sczgnor, WZH
procrcc! to Adrainoplr, uhizhcr m.- grand
ngr-or sss ZH ahu 30. A corps of 12 QOO
men. who were c.;Waml-cd ac that ci'yss'u-sswe
marched to Schumfn, and ltj—OO r."; :sisi— sccsh
lmups are- exprclcdl Tru- Tursth empiz'c
inuo previoLsiz ws:- took susisih vigurous mea
sum as on the prrsrm, ﬀsinisctsin has burn de:
clmd a war of religion. Thsi. azrdor of th:
Pap}: is lull)" cx—rmmdsinnz'ctvct An accumcx
mimatr us the Stssi'nglh has not been made
public ; but the camp ac Ssshumia alone, in
ctﬂding {he new reinisiorccmcnts, consists of
120900 men, without reckoning th: camps
ltAdriansioplc, and in other plkccss
_ FROM 'me ODERsi Seþt. 14.
Cbunt Gonorp, (Gusmvus Adoiphusfihas
50! continued his journey over Culbcrg,
si"! has taken the: way to Russsixa. , He pass
KQkhrough Norcmbcrg xhc- 12£h inscaut at
light, from Szargald to Kuniogsbcrg.
.si
'_Nconsequence of my declining health, I
fill sell my Iease of five years, from the lst
Nlapuary [81], of the Indian Queen 'I'a
"Msi It is one of the best stands in the town
'fAlexandria, and commands at this time as
_'si"Chz if not more than any other, of profita
cbusiness. There are a sufficient number
resPecmhle boarders to ensure any person
'Qosimf'ortable living ; which, together with
lransient cusrom attached to the house,
Piles it a desirable Situation for a man qual.
ed to keep a Houssie of Enteriainment. A
thod tcmnt may have the lease extended to
'leanEh of time he may choose.
I wzil also sell,, lk required,
_er.e am! Furniturc now in the house.
i'hlch are such as are requisite to the keep
nga SomiorcabLe and genteel house. The
Sels large add rqomy ; and there is at
her ed to i—t ; stable calculated to hold fifty
595- The whole will be said on a liberal
, {t- lt is thought unnecessary to Say mossre,
It is prcsum ct :ctsiauiy person wishing to pur
CWlZlctctfin-JK , 'w'tbe premises.
'Lssfssasc qf thctbss Indian Queen Tavern
'sisi _FOR SALE.
cthchudwneat KRW oF his Other obsi :
wiss na.= Should assss tupmfe take place be:
F.?" (basiﬄfied courts, Smdcu will neces.
asi-vsi'" hgmvolvcd .W sicontcsr and com
ctL-Zgum Fleate—The Gazenc. contains des
sisshsis scouf-Sir C. Couon, including a let
Nsssisisim Capt." Biackwood, senior officer of
ctssss ia-shom. 'sqamdum _ offss T oulcm—by
which i.; appeancthatton 20<h Ju1y, 6 sail of
(beside and}!- ("gates can.)": out of Touion
þzrbof wj-H" _a fss'tgatc which hzd bren dri
sscn by w.- buxts mzu Bctnsid-J, and mdcavor
sssim ossch: Euraylus and Shcerwaecrsssi
gctpmiu Blackwood, supported by the
- . and Conqucmr, advanced in their \
" amwithscaﬂdiog the; great disþaa-uy
oﬄ'cf' and by his undaunted bravch dis
, inlcd the enemy, who retired into port
it:! exzhanging a sey broadsidcs with our
Isict'lss' ehus acknuwlgdgmg that three British 1
sin oswar, one srlgatc and a h-rig, 'wcre4
gon than equal no six French ships of the
singen: chrcc-deckcr and squr frigaccs _!
' \ (Jctabcr 3.
" ..h {he Asimic and European Turkey che I
mhin'siasmos the war is without chunplc. 3
m rich people in the country send mors
"smite lo the Pachas of Lhc pmvinccs than ?
Are bound lo_surnish, many of them
"si..- the field in person. Cypria, Cimdia, ct
md an the island?- ot'thc Aochsiepciugu, have
ssninumewus comingencs to. Cusirzsiszsimziuo
;. The resolution of the Grand Ssisimnn coct
ukcthcssficld, has undoubtedly conmbuzcd
muchtoxhis cmhusiuzzn. They esschct in
Camslantinoplc a fine curpsi; of Mamclukes
from Egypt, which the chs have furnish
ed. There are many navul Dvitizh officers
inch: Turkish ﬂeet in ;hc But}: Sea.
W 10 ch acuv-c mctsures against Enrv.
" ; sssi
sinfsherc arc now m che rectsinds below up—
. atd; dsghxtteen hundred V CSSCIS (0 or fron]
English parts. Those: chtsimc-d for the Bal
sicctc, I lear in danger as all che.- Prussiau
"5 arc or shortly wiil be. occupied by
,,
=gch troops
! Octsber 1.
mM-LM—ffi' -.M.'Dm4_ iss— law
\M- ___.. . -... ct-si. —-— ,. -.. .ov
' upwa- Me {mrmes of- fie
ctsictþeoefer [1er 4!) 59 consiszemly
M.. 1 ];
qctctsisssiss .si Þm Hsi'ctg :?
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WEDMSDAY, NOVEMBER 1ss'4.
; Thcsssssch'r Alcrc, captain Marcklay, of
s and for Alexandria, was left at'Guadaloupc
on ihc Sch of October, to sail in 8 days.
i
that the cause of the Spanish Paniols ' will
' eventually bc SuccegssUl. The, Bostorssr— Ga
_ zsi-tte very corrcccly remarks that there is a
& similarity between the present state ofSpain
sssi tion; hostilizy smothered in one place: will
;brcxk out in another; and at lengsh the
; people sicn masse will cxcrt themselv cs alto
gethcr and less t} e yoke from their necks
A writer in the V'. rginia Patriot, (Mr.
Beach we presume as we know he has lately
! been m Bahimore) has given us some ac
, count of a celebrated French character wno
i has lately taken Up his rcsidence m that ci
{ ly, the strong hold ofI' rcnch princip! es.—
The Baltimore Fedcral Republican has
lately made some excellent remarks on
;" French agcncy and espianage in this coun
} try: Are these accounts r.:ad and thrown
) by without consideration as the essusions of
party spirit or the dreams os bcwiidcred en
} thusiasm? Do the people read them and
; weigh them with wind ? There are men
' who deem all such suggestions idle, men
.7 whose very names are
!
wixdqglyss' Forinmnce, let to take; yuch
&
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The people of Spain musc be completely
disarmed, and a standing force of at least
'100,00ctO men must be vigilant under arms1
toseeure a conquestss, could such a on:: be;
eﬀected, over the whole of Spain. The)"
can rise andsimarch in concert to regain per
haps at first oniy a part. The victor's forces
drawn to the suppression of insurrcction in "
one part will leave others deseuccless- Uo
til the Spanish are willing slaves they will4
never be slavea. There is more to be dread
ed in Spain from French intrigue and cor
rsitiptioa than fromsiFrench arms. The hor
rid And decp-laid conspiracy to masssiicre
the British in Lisbon and in the surround
ing country is an AWFUL LESSON to
this country. Hapiy it was discovered ere
too late. May it be so here. The secrecy
with which such vast pints are planncd and ]
eonducted OUgsiht to awakm our vigilance.j
Ye have no more doubtlthat a plan for the )
Sheezldsi'thel nsiews of the dcfcat of Masst- :
na*s-army in_ Pormgal. pssrovgsi t_o_ bc corrgct,
we shall have asibclicf— more firm than ever
and when it was overrun by the Moors.--ss
The spirit of the people will never be sub
dued; great victorics are not total subjuga
by French spies in this country, And who
willbe the firstvictims. There is scarcely
an inﬂuencial character in America ; scarce.
ly a running stream an elevation or depres*
sion unknown to Bonaparte's prime minis
ters, No man in Am'ica has so full a
knowledge of this co'untry as the accurate
and extensivc maps now in the: Cabioct of
St. Cloud will irnparc.
ssi-Lctsssigmion of." this country has been laid!
and 33 in great þreparation, than that the
sulkvjugmion ofSpain was concelsited years
:.etsictct-siz it commenced. French agents are
ever all our land. " The Emperor loves
the Americans" unfolds nearly as much as 1
if he had sent sign army here. The system
is in operation. It may vary according to
circumstances in this comitry, btjt the cir
cumstzmcL-s of Europe will govern the time
os_ putting it in exacution; The north of
Europe is in French hands. There are tar,
cordage, sails, and oak, the materials for a}
navy. A ﬂeet filled with a French army will ;
find its way to New Orleans or Charlestoo. !
The blacks love freedom: the promise of itss
will convcrt them to tygers, Division and
distraction in the middle and northern states
will assist the accomplishmensit of Napo
leou's wishes.
Set in a note book learned and conn'd by to te,
Can any man reas'onabl'y doubt that Du
me is :: French'usisimn ? There are other
printersss who subservc the French cause un
_ Nmndrta may Oazttte. ctl
;
siprintevim thchie, ,tosi uhom, they being
lcaky; itwould be lmpsiru ent to cntrussst sc- -
crew. Though in fact they are s.ncerely_
attached to this country, and to republicau *
principles, theyarc taught to admirc che;
characcer oslhe blood thirsty Napolcon ; to 'si
supportthe French cause; to detest thess
English; assnd to detesc the disciplcs of
Washingtbn. They do as much to serve
(he; interest of Bonapartc as if he regularly !
paid them 100 guincas per month. Thc'
blow will be struck as soon as there: is a
prospcctof its having essect—zvhen our
thruats Ere cut it will be too late to laugh
at idle dreams and baselc-cts sorsibodings. hdss
ssAn Electioh was held on Monday last for '
Dircccors of the Bank of Potomac, when
the fcliowing gcmlcmcn were chosen ;—j
At a meet?. ng of the Directors yesterday
F/zamas Vawch was set clectcd chsidcnt, si
and Geffige Zaylar choctcn w fiil the: vacan- ct
; France las: Saturday. Hc says that Bona
' parte has become very unpopular with those
lold rcvohusilonists to whom he is chicfiy in
ss thacSieyes, Barras, ssGr-sigoixe, Laryaunois,
1 Roedercrss, Reubel and Fouchc had been ar
We are indebted to a highly respectablc
jcommercial house for the: following com
.munications from Amsterdam. --N. T.Gaz.
, FRENCH DECREE.
I. That all American vessels which may
.arrive in the parts of France previous to
! the lst of Novamber, will bejudged under
" the decrees of Bcrlin and Milan only, and
not under any other.
si 2. That the decrce of the 23d of March",
1810, was repe'aled from the moment that
the French government heard of the expi
ration of the new intercourse law.
g garden
&
I t is about a sortnight since we noticed ifsi
the Democratic Press of Philpaelphia whasiss
we deemed a sorgery with resPccc to Cobsi,
bett. The cditor of that paper has not at,,
cered a syllable on the subject. Docs hcssfn
acquiesce, and by his silencc acknowk—dgt
his gu: 'Plt lf non let hlm speak. Let hint!
declare where as to be found what is attri
butcd to Cobbctt. IsCobbett didwritc so,
15: us know the villain at once; if he: did_ ct
not let Binns be pifloricd with Duasinc in
puþlic escimaciun.
i ctsi 33 That all Amessrican vesqcls which shallsi
debted for his supremacy. It was reported
cy:
rested, and that Josep'hine and her daugh
ter, the late queen of HoHand, were placed
under & guard, and ncctbucly permitted to
converse with them. The general Opinion
was that Bnnaparte Would not be suﬀered
to tyr'simmze over mankind many mouths
longer.
I\'Ir. VJ. the Hiberno-American agent at
Paris, said in our friend's hearing, man; in
cas:— hc Americ-sim government refused to
win B-mapzsin'tcsi. in she me against England,
he had menaced to declare all the harbnrs in
the U. S. to be in a state as bl-ss/ssc'siade. At
the table of an Itahun banker, our friend
heard also the counselfor of state, Real;
say, that at the emprcss's circle, Bonapartc
had, in conversing wizh the Spanish ambas
sador, publicly announced, that he would
suﬀer no longer the existence of any reþub—
lic, as dangerous to his monarchical insti
tutions. Real added, we may, perhaps,
one of these days, see a French .L-z'ng- ruling
the cz' devant British America; To our
friend's inquiry if Bonapartp would not soon
restore the seized American property, Real
replied m laughing, Bon a prendre, bon a
PRLVATZssLETTER. _
LONDON, Seffitember 17.
Our friend Mr. -—--- , arrived from
John Raberts, ?
ﬀo/m G. Ladd, __ ss !
Daniel MsiClc-an, '
C'ut/zbert Powell,
Hug/z .S'mz't/z, "
Charles Bennctt,
Thomas [soun',]
same.? H Heat,
jeu): s [(a-ill: jzm. 1
jacob [Iqﬀsizan,
fames Puzton,
jssNsffi/l Ria'dct'e.
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;A few dozen cgmmon SUSPEN as
ERso -' . "
ssctSfptember 14. - d3m*
Laujmsan &? FowleZ-Q
70 bbls retvaliing Sugars,_ si
5ofboxes m'ould Candles;
i October 2:
sissnsiot, hactsiVZ Zusscctred their ﬂagct to be sidenaii'oi},
alized by submicting to. the "Blsi'iciah ssssochusi
.in council, ahallsi-bc recei-vedhcrcaftﬂs such
..out difficulty iuctf tbc. port: -os France,.-an
depart in the same manneress -.- si- .- - .
4. That the emperorsibaa given licences to
Amcrican vessels, and that it is the only fo
reign ﬂag that has obtained them;.Stc.
5. That Americau veﬂclssishall bect_3dmit
ted in France whether loaded on account of
Frenchmen or Amcricans. _ - ;.
Prices of the Dutlzsunds, Aug. &; .
their retrtat zo bring the allied army bC-si
,twccn two fires, decachcd a body of 25,000
of his best troops to aztack them in the rear
whiie he with the main body should take
them in front. Lord VVcHingcon being aþ:
priscd of this movement immcdiatsily ap
tuckcd the main body of the French army
under Massma, and complctcly defeated ixo'.
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6'3" Mr. iﬂss'zamn's performance
] H o R w siE L L'S . _
Celebmted Patent Susþenders; ssss
Evenzsing if the weather PCletS.
Os'tolzcv 14- .si? .- * '—
SALT & SEINE TWlNE, -
] H.ssa(VE FOR Sctuctz,
2000 )bs. Seine Twine, and
price of the munus—ctctovy. _ _ ct
]oseph H. Mandcvxllc.
Novct 14. _
Anthony Rhodccts _ ,
Hasfcr safe a: !:z'sis; stare- 57; P:*ince-strec£,ss
sisiisisi:'.zwssss7zarzsi 11,
4 pipes at (on my Cisizn,
3 hugzsffcacsisis New Rum, , , ;sssi
12 chssL—sts Old l—Iysun Tca, latest imþoth-ct-Z
lion.
8 60. Companctv.
_ 3 (70 Gunpowder,
bandics in boxes,
Cottcssm in bzles,' -
: Pcarl Ash in kcgs,
20 barrels Cz-cening Applcs;
Cidcr by the barrel,
A few barrels good Shad,
Chccse and Potatoes,
500 yards Country Linen,
Straw Bonnecs, si-"
American Ginghnms and Chambrays;
Cotton Shirting and Bedtick, si
- ov. lQ.ss __ ss
began (() pch'S "um Thus: am. sin.
numbers, .
Knitting and Sizwing Cotton, Fax Reels,
Amcrica-n Cotton and Woolen ClOth,
Groceries us usual.
L'ovcmbcr 14. (I
" ' . . N '*"ct
fail back, and he wuh an mtcnc to cut of!
Will positivdy take placesiþisctss
cencs; 12 3 12 1-2-4-2 1-2' pcr- cdms, 12.
use. To be had {vbolcsale and retail at the
LssI-fmusactory below the Vendue store, -on
Prlnce street.
t was \Þ --- , .
. . '— si aces' brig Homer, which
;1-2 a 15—---6 per cent, loan of 40 miuioas
1807, 29 3-4- a ZOsi-7 per cent do.:ZO mil
lions 1808, 25 3 4 3 26 1-2---6 per ccnt,
csslo millions 1809, 30 3 30 1-2---2 1-2 96;
* old debt, 10 8 11.
A quantity of Laplate, Oronoccsiss
and Laguira IllDES, which he will sell at
sithe Bultimore priccs.
IIE [[AS IA STORE,
_ 40, 000 wt. pximc Green Coﬀce (mostlyss
entitled to drauhack) -
5000 lbs.bestCa1accasCocoa, ,
30 casks izcsh Rice, and a few Gro
cries as usual, Which will be sold low, by
prepdratory to a diddend. No intclest wi]
be allowed after the llthof July 1804.
For ease, elegance, &c. far axcecds any iki
hfzss. Cicditors ot James Douglasa, on the.
lllh of July 1804, who subscxibed his
release previously to the sirstssday of Novem
ber m that year, arc required to exhibit their
claims duly authenticaded to the subscribers
on 01 before the first day of January next, ..
From the .SC'A'OOHGT LWfany, Cap]. Kctnctt;
Add) ron SALE BY
October 311'. - 2aw ' m
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An assortment of (TUT NAILS, at the
Batavian rcscriptions,- no price-us pezctr
\Veaving Cotton of diﬀerent colors anJ
1500 bushcls ﬄown Salt, - . ,,
4000 do. Lishon and ground alum (10.
A 14 3 0, ' ..
T he subscriber lzas just received,
SPANISH HlDES.
ss ss -.\-_z._-si——'-siqss \_0 :: with messcu ers
4- =:_.;*J,L i ____ ssssrsi' Audi
LANDING
RobertI. Taylor;
Willam NCWtODL
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Mordecai Miller. _
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