Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-06 00:00:00, page 2

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A—LORf 3 - lb."*si . 204 21
fhest qsslsiailty.
. JL 30 OA IIAND5
A general mortment Hasits and Sboes.
July 81. _ Stawtf
DessiA 'Gazctte 6 DolIars per ann'um.
Mrs Ga'zdtt; 5 Dolt'ars.
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M'OND .si-ﬂss, KUGUS'PG.
she.-=
- S.. and D REED,
si Haz-ejust received and far Salt,
(gummy of Chip and Straw Bonnetssi—
TWENTY H'OGSsiHEADS
Excellent Barbadoes Molasscs.
. . Ten Thou'sand bushels
l_ N D I A N C O R N,
ct in store and for sake [)
ct si']_no. &? Ths. {sickness.
Wmtinue, as neual, to give Cassiasi for
flss'si W H E A T.
Aggsiss an I - e03t_
.- ctesi. --\ TO RENT,
A convenient STORE and DWELUNG
'on Arm-street; lately. occupied by Haw.
anddldmsi. Apply to *
jass'cob BLitts.
**qu 1 ss
_ﬄezssiavﬂria "Pricdsi Curre-nt. -_ :
asuperior quality. -
One__ FCKBS? of: Dome'stic Linen, of the
sinful-si
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cbnnnc'rzo wnzxu.
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si "which po'r'tshe sailed-thesizm siosit— ]une.
si' who-haissiimþ'ortantsi despatches lor- govern
ss si t'o Hyde Pfissl'k'ss'Cor'n'er. '- The musicctssof the
1 " Some of" the letters by the .Lxsbon mail,
state, that Massena 'on being sent—for to
, cosimctma'nd the French troops destined'co m
siagainstsi Portugal, was Ordercd to conquer
si that country, whi ch was in' fmure to be his
? rcsidence, si _ ss"
'Price of StOcks—FZ per Cesintﬂ 'conSle red.
—469 7-8 to 70. '-=-Omnihm 1 per' ceut. prem.
, Despascth'arrivod at Plymouth' from
Fsi—London; which'were' immediately sent" on
sibo'ard'a carte] for Morlaix, th-cysi'rsiclatc to
fsiansiexchabge of prisoners, aride'robably-thc
ssct- final'aoewer sios ctour government, and {here
si-siis every reason to exp'e'ce that a cart'elivrill
be immedZaidy'arr-hngcd. _ -
? Dutch pape'rs arrived this mormjng'to the
. 'IOth inst. they aressfiot important. TWe heat
of great activity in all the ports possessed
ss day "forsi Washington. ? ctShe b'r'obghsst London
j'these papsiers, - but have received the fol
lowing fewsi jasirticles, swhich tile-understand
si her control. .
si simusic. They-"act as Constable-s. _ si
by-Francc.
ss' (VIA BOSTON.) ' ss
. - Louo'on,si_')<unc 7. -
3 5 3 Revolutz'm in'Szvede-n. -'_l
ct si An',jmp0_scqot---piocc of intblligence has
sibecn received from chdcnzThc crowo
' that the papcrs contain a new decree of Bo
—
0
ss siArmstrong at Paris.
si'si master-"again in the evemngsiif necessary.
, Francis Burdetsst's house, in Piccadilly, is
' 5ZA'ri-iviesicsilsict.Yesss'tessrdsy;si_ sithe si hkigsi 'Tsmaihsi
1
(
_ making a'single prize.
l
' mottos coctmplimentary to the baronet, are
L..
By a private ship, we have ass "commimi
cation from Ha'mburg, dated the lsc inst.
mentioning the capture-{osa Brench' priva
teesir and her prize" an 'American ship, cut
out ofthe port oiRostoc-k. _ _
. * ct Globe Office, two o'clock.
4 The town is now all bustle.- It has been
increasing since 12 o'cloclc, and promises
an immensecrowd in" the course-of the day.
Froeectlsmne- (0 pass,- msisisctnurfshgsi'trsen
shape-, and the company already assembling
to takesssstheir station on the balconies and at
the windows. ssBands, with marrsiowbones
and cleavers, with blue - cockades, "and
maah,- cept. Storesiv, from siLiserpooLsifsom
of the United States in Spain) as passenger,
<Ewtract qf a letter- from Liver/zeal, "(lated
si 7 tlz jane.
ss " The newsss of the repeal of _'thect non in
tercourse bill, was brought by" the Pacific
on the Gth' inst.
ss - " The brig 'Tamsiaahmaah and the Pacisic,
both took pilots at the same :ime ; the Her
cules-, Vose,siarrivcd on the 8th."
_ , ? ss LONDON, Yuhc'LO.
sis- Ace'Ounts from Gottenburg of the 15th
]une, state that the whole Baltic ﬂeet has
passed the Belt with a finewind, without
W'. ErvingissESq- (kite thﬄsigc des 'aﬀaircs
"condemnation of all the American property
Bloomctsb.ur_y,'and other volume-er corps,
have been out this morning, but have been
ment. 'Mr.-Erving wiH leave town this
'imme'ﬂseo _
papers and letters to the osiwners only. -"-jVVe
have not been favorcd' Withct asisijperussialssbf
sre extrzicted from them.
Besxdes these-extract: We" are" informed
Baparte's; ordering his cruizers to capture
and bring in' all American vessels wherever
they may be sound ; and also ordering the
si'si This information is said to have been
communicated to Mr. Pmksiney, by general
in the poits of France 01" countries under
Parliament was prorogued on the 19:h of
June. on which day sir Francis Burdetc
was released from the Tower, amidst the
acclamations of the populace.
si 'The firemen belonging to the-several in
surances are also parading the streets, with
— This vessel sailed in bailast, with George
dismis'sedwith drd'ers to be in readiness to
former was playing StUPatriclisss Day} The
band oft-he .d'ragoons immediately struck
up "God Save the King." - The 14th light
dragoons have i'ojiowed the ISZth : both re
gimentsssssmustered very" strong. siThe
them." At _ atharine street they" "were met
parading the strects. -Aboutsi- I o'cl'ock, a
party of aboutsoo, from Soho, with blue
cocka'des-and colors flying, proce'eded down
Cath'arin'e street and the Strand for the-city.
They marched-two and two, 'andctinvited
everypaSsen ersiwhomctsithey met to' join
bﬀthesisil'Lt'hss-light dragbons, on their way
\
The crowd at the-si Tower, and at sir
-}ss-'NEW;YORK-,ssAh!-m}, 'ss si
" sssisi-sissmosizmmsim ," .
....
_ _f}une 21._ss
quAI—L_{'. T'
" psirissnce; the inten'dc'dgeuccesor to the usurp-_
l erosss the throne offsi-Gustavusf, is dead; He
-si-.tvaa 'reviewing some troops m the neigh
'si__bossfrhood of Holsisingborg, when he sudden
siivctfell-sisrom his horse and expired. The
? Gotteh—burg paperssi attribute it to an appo
si-plebty ;- thesi rcpotts- of private persons as
— sign poison as the cause, and that this was
assi'ertained on an examination of the body
, after the deeease. "Men are-apt to suppose
; that' whewprinces die suddenly, their deaths
z- are occasionedby violent means. We find,
_ however, that the crown prince had been
' previously cunwell, though the Stockholm
sisiGazette of the 25th, four ;days before his
' deeease, states that he had tecovered from
-' his indisposition, and" was able to continue
si? his journey. si Had poison been the cause,
'si his death would have been more lingering.
' We should not have found him able to re
_ view his troops and sit-on horseback only
] the moment before he died. ss-His death has
-l given'great confidence to the party that es
isspouses the cause of the son of Gustavus.
! and a letter from a correspoudent mentions
ss an insurrection to have taken place in his
? 'savor-atss Stockholm.
! ubhc Sale.
) ..__.
By virtue of a deed of trust from Sarah Porter
to the subscriber, to secure the payment of
a sum' of money due from her to Ancle-man
' and Brooke andctusiyllz'e and Langley, will be
zoid'for cesh, at public auction on the pre
'1nises,sson the fifteenth day of Scfetcmbcr
15481-7, -
A vmy valuable Pzece of Ground,
"Situated in the town of Alexandria and
_ bounded an follows:
B EGINNlNG on the north side of Fayette
- A'lley at the distance of two hundred
and-shrty feet cast from" Water street, running
thencesi'east on'si-Fayette alley sixty feet to U
nion street, be the same-more or less; thence
north along-Union street forty six feet six
inch'es'and an half, 'to "an alley between the
propei'ty of Williani'Ramsay, deceased, and
si John Garlyle ;si thence with the said alley six
ty} feet; thence to the beginning:
L Lugust 3: 21th
' HARsiWlCIl, jane 7.
fs
" VVe-have this day had three vessels from
Rotterdam, with passengers; and a packet
from (}ottenhttrg with mail and passengers.
" By the former we learn that the lting ol
" Holiand and his wife had left that country
and that he had positirely ahdicated his
throne, the consequence whereof, it is con
sidered, will be the immediate ann'exatior
ofHolland to France. - The country thete
sore is represented as being in the greatesi
consternatinn and tumult; and several o;
the most respectable houses are making up
their assairs to the country. — ss'shc feelings 01
the Dutch are said-to he now worked up tc
a pitch that they are ripe for revolt_(hut ]
' fear anv attempt would be but in vain.) I
is, however, confidently reported int Hol
land that hostilities are about to commence
between'France and- Russia, whose empe
_ for is stated to be in such complete dislike
that it is expected he Will share a similai
sate to his pretlecessor.
i
!
Extract ;f asiletterjrc-m London, dated errzc
' " The account of the Nun-intercourse
Bill being done away, has reachcd us this
day, and diﬀused universal satislaction."
- It has for some time been reported, that
the French government had refused grant
ing licences for the further exportation of
grain, unless England would. consent to
take wine and brandy also. -\-Ve yesterda)
saw- some letters from the French coast,
which State'sithe contrary-to be the fact. T hey
inform us, that the products of France were
still allowed to be 'exported, with the excep
tion of. a few so:-hidden articles. Several
ships laden with grain, arrived within the
two last days.
puration, which waiied on the Board o
Trade, were" informed b:."the*siFt'esideiit
Lord Bathurst, that Admiral Saumarez
must have mistaken the spirit ofhis instruc
tions, and that new orders would be imme
diately cant to him not to molest Americar
vessels into or out of the Baltic, with origi
nal eat-goes on board.
"The Galen", Captain Stetlman, had ar
rived; anSWer to letterssiby her have been
received by the Caroline. 'l'he letters by
the Galen were received in London the
11th']ttne.
( Letters from Dunkii ]: were received yes
terdav morning to the date of Monday last
Bonactparte had lest that place, on his ssjour
ney to Ruueti; and & report prevailed, tha
his sirst measure on his return to Paris
would be, to declare war- against the-[)
State-s of America.
si-"R'dbert I._ Taylor, TTzJZc-e. .
Is!—
b—z—
r—v-ss': . !
si ,,r
Faruiho, (the Pziest; Mr. CI nrnock
. 'l'orribasil, Hardsiurc
Maddiisi 00, Conc
5 Seiico, Master Bzss-si-Qu
! I'emalcs, Mrs. Scymour. Mrs Jaccbs, ii,-]
Pctit. Miss Peti , Miss Jcsscrson.
ss', Dalinu, Mrs. B wrest
] Bcrissa, Vt'iimut
' , Sutta, Jcﬀczsoh
- --S'.MANDINGO
'Demba cho Julla,
" ( sue. of Hassan ) Mr. IIarrZs
5] Daucari, Jacobs
]Mandingo Chies and
] \Vutrior, Wiimct
! 2d W uriior, Maccuisibin
Fsi Crier, Master Jcsscrs-ctu
:] .EURO PEANS.
? Henry AugustaMug, Mr. Jcﬀcrsnn
Fetteru cll, hancis
M arrow bonc, Blissctt
t si ctGrim, lioston
, (Taptnin Adumant, Dcm-zsiie
: si Flayall, Btiers
- I Act First. A AATIVE BRIDAL out]
, sby si Ascsters Jrsst-rson, Scrz'vcner, Mix-a Po.
siTHL 1 JTERJL-le (,-'l- THE PRIEST
} SMALL FARM, contsii'Hng" ::
si A acres, called " Hyb/a Pus/ry, "si
, 'Muunt Vemon load, about five mie
: Alexandlia. together with the salmﬄgss
lsils, stock 01 came, and the Plesiussc _
, huy. Wheat, end Indian corn asiss/
* Any descriptionis unnecessary-35 si?
son wishing to purchase may we"
mises
] T 0 which will be added afuvc-rz'te F/{HUZ
CALLED
T HE VlLLAGE. L AWYER
SCQUT (the V illagc
Law) er) Mr. Ailcn, [ssomb
'shcatrc Boai'f
his fiz—staPPfsi
aucsin]
Snnrl, [six-amis
JUS'JCO Mittimus, Bx-icrs
Shccpface, lsxissen
Charles, XVHmOY. M
COllStablcs, Messrs. Jacobiv 1'
cubbim W'
Mr s. Scou'si, Miss'Pctic
Kate, Mrs.Sch110"" ,
Doors to be opened at six andþc'lfos'ss'ctsi
F-to commence at seven a'clack. sictu.
F-OR SALE, si-sibsssi si
0? The Public are respecrfully hssctsssi
that in consequence of the gssctct, ws?" .
of " New Pirccs" to be ]:zssescmed si'siss'lss
; season, no Play will be repeated. '4'
THE THEA'ZCRE _VVILL OPEN
On Tuesday Lvemng, Augusz
With a celebrated Drama in three Us, in 7,
. spersed with Songs, Duetsfmd r
; Clzoruscs. calle (]
si THE AÞRICANS;
; 0 11,
] ....—
ss FOULA HS.
i Scenc Seton-=,
)ond it. 'lhe side see? e rc]: rose its trccs'
Stztge is the sone wound of t! l( 'I ent, that.:
1101 01 w'hich 15 fz'tll) seen. During' ...isscz
the j'lanssimgo rs azriors des: roy ['arulrz:
Tent, -.-..1:! the town ofFatteconda isdiscov;
ed in FLA MES,
l-N ACT' SECOND, THE '
T0_ WA 01" FJT'I'LCOA-Dd [A RUIM
Schco appears wandering ('tiszractedly o'
the sragm ents Ofsst'hc: demoiishcd dwel
lings. -
Sccne La], A Rudc S/z '[tcr is seen among
trees in a wood, which Danitxsixs sons is
formed as & temporary resideuce ter their:
ther.
(scene Sd, The CAM'P qsDemLachO
ﬂ- ctllandmgo King of Kassin.
On seteiul parts of the stage ale dispil."
.piles oi saggots, for the ]: urposc of boss".
the criminals, with various implcmenu;
Torture. _
Pracession qflVsi-zrriars and S/aves maZ-ss}
preparation for the execution.
The whole to conclude with
War, Love and Dutv.
From the pen of George Colenzan_ct E'W- 'a
[her of the Poor Gentleman, 70/2115,
!Vays and Means, Efc. With isle Or,-si
nal .Music and (ICCGm/zalziamemct_ ),
Scenery designed and exesss'uled by it,
Yeﬀerson. The ]?ances under t/zezjctsij
lien oer- Franczs. -
ALfixctssNssnm-inssz THE ATREE;
I'ARLL..O'S Cct-U'E,
"Decoratcd with appropriate lurrsiitur'e of:
Isi'ouiah nation.
Scenc the Third, represcnxs is ARL'LH]
'lENT' . i oc usii-ss-s the \'.Lsi.<.1:- buct-ssci;
scene, cxccm where 5 5 sh-ctpe and draxf'
asssjmsiit & bupessco oft he cou. sitty, and a sins;-.
All-93 .] ﬀm'omsi- Life: Uc.
'l he I 1' t act opens xxith :: view of
THE TOWN OF FA] IECONDi
Iuly 21:
A Grand Finale and C/zarzu
"VU' LUV (UWU 0' !" ...sspuw.
.—
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