Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-16 00:00:00, page 3

_ AUGsisiBURG, [Uay 4.
Letters from Italy State, that the king of
-Naples has trawli-si-d with incrcdiblc quick
ncss from Upper Italy, to Rome and Na
ples; in ordrr, it is said, to take: person-42
command of the army of the intended expe
ditiun, composed of French, ltalian, and
Ncapolitssan troops. T his army is already
organized; and great praise is due to th};
enerals, as Well as to the minister of war
osxhe kingdom of Naples, M. Daurc— The
army is also Well sound. Diﬀerent conjec
tures arefnrmed with respect to the desti
mtion t-fthis cap-;diiion, but nothing posi
liv: is known.
- Anvms, Mfay 6.
\ Th': emperor yesterday inspected a ship
.] the line Lc Dalmatc ; and hhving found
the place whe se she lay too much contract
ed. has given orders for improve-ments.—
.nsi, morning at 6. o'clock, Fsiheir imperial
'W'sijss-szics left this city for Brois' le Duc.-..
To: king and queen of. ill estplialia, who
were ssctvcllmg companions, Will remain
[me until they return.
STUTGARD, Ill-75; 24.
A report prevails throughout this place,
that the city of Ulm, as well as its territo
n', are ccded to the kingdom of 'Wurtem
berg, and that the: treaty which is to regu
late our limits with the kingdom of Bavaria
is on the eve of being signe-(l. IW. Cutmt of
Moogelas wan to leave Paris on _lhc and of
this month.
Beans, May 20.
His majesty Guscavus Adolphus, (ex
silngof Swedcn) arrived in this city yester
day morning.
FRANKFORT, April 25.
siOurhfair has "been as great as could he
"wheel; and bargnins mutually advantage
ﬂus, Were made during the first days. The
German manus-acturcrs hope, that even af
1'—'l' 3 'peace, the introduction os English
"}Wusactured merchandizc will 'be prohi
b'led in (See-many; as it is considered to be
the WF" Of Germzm manufactssurcs. Several
Garrnaii sovereigns, and other personages
Of ducmciiou, were present at the fair.
PETERSBURG, Apct'fil 29.
hinst. several companies ot ar
cnt to reinforce the ganrison
osCronstadt. The Sch and 14ch divisions
willquic their present quariers, to go and
defendthe coast of in: Balnc, and the Gulf
of Finland, in Esxhonia, in czse the Eng
lish should altempt any oﬀcnsive measures.
The limits of the frontiers of Gullicia be
ing now settled, his majesty has ordered a
reduclion of the troops of that kingdom, and
,. ct _ Ausmnxx, May 19.
sim} majesty the king, by a declsi'ctecte of tho—
,Rh-April, has-confined to Adsimiral V_el*
buell,sisihis ambnsador m France, the mle
Save-nam- ; and to Admiral De
On the 9'si
allusion were !
countries.
elm, an extraordinary ex7harigc ofcouricra
ro'havcrakcnplaccsi between our city and
Raiisbon. We c—xPect also the return of a
couricrwho has been sent to Paris with
di5p,atches, which rite-said to be of great
importance.
"_0s3pain. He is from the head- '
si"! "1 Andalusia.
ConnuAczn, fisay 12.
hlssk three years past we do not recollect i
-ss"',8 "to so many merchant vessels asir- s
msi in the harbor of Eleineur, as on the
Wz 70 ofwhieh,'both German & Ame
Þ bare safely ansichored. The greater
* His {hent, however, are bound up the
omit of
nail", thin Of COWLOI Hueucn;
the surplus Will occupy the neighboring
SARAGOSSA, Alas}! 27. !
General Count .Suchet has completely
beaten, on the LO.h instant, the army of Ca
talonia, which consisted of S,OQO insantrYa
and 500 cavalry. This army. commanded
{pen. O'Donnell, entertained an idea of
meing the siege of Lerida. The. result,
.owever, is, that We have made 6.000 pri
siPM'S; among whom are 8 colonels, 3
Wtenantcolonels, and 300 officers: 2000 )
"If", among whom are a general and a co
-e_\, have been lest on the field of battle.
Nequipages, the artillery, & all' the bag
ge "388005. have also been taken. Gen
O'Donnell is the onlv one of that army who
.. "Fapfd ; and he owes his salety solely
to the mismess of his horse.
PAnrs, ]Uay 10.
I.!" (PAzanza, minister of his catholic
miss-T' UOSeph Bonaparte) has arrived in '
if: "W- as ambassadnr extraordinary from I
cou
We have observed for these six or eight '
M UNlCH, Assay 24.
..—
".
Our-privateers have carried into Hornkelt
ss an enemy'e ship', laden with gtlnpowder,
3 cannon, and other warlike muntuons.
_ Waasctaw, May 7,
ss The Russian troops, who were stationed
along'the frontiers of the duchy of VVarsaw
have received orders to retire to Durina,
whence they are to proceed to the coast of
the Baltic, to oppose any attempt that may
be made by the enemy. They have been on
their march these 14- days; upwards of
7000 carriages have been provided for the
purpose of transporting the stores and am
munitton.
—-<:Q:d——
NEVV YORK, August 12.
By the Niagara, from Rio-Ianeiro, we'
learn, that the Prince Regent was so much
pleased at the arrival of Mr. Sumpter, the
Anterican minister, that he, through his
secretary of state, madea preSent of 1000
acres of land to Mr. Pintard, the American
steretary', and Mr. Bnlc'h, the onlv Ame
rican merchant at that place. This not of
generosity bespoke in strong language, the
gratification which the prince experienced,
on the arrival of & minister from the U.
Statts.
; August 14. (It!
l c.? The sale ofdthe above
*proper—ty is unavox ably post—ct
poned until Satzssorday,.ctthess25sithsi
instfintsi . * ss' si
. .. a
i Augustiezsi ;:ct-jzss-si
sive of the army under lord Wellingion,
9000 men were at Portaolegre, commanded
bygs-neral Hill, in the whole about 70,000
regular Portttguese and English llOOpSss be
sides militia. The army under gen. Hill,
was becomingjealous olsithe .movements of
part of the French army commanded" by
Regnier, who was advancing by way of Al-_
heiqzzerque with about 18siOOO m'sien. On
the 15:h and 20th the French made incur,
siuns near 'Basidajos, and succeeded in carry
ing oﬀ all the cattle in the way.
Massena's head quarters—were near Cin
dnd Rodrigo, which place was invested by
the French, but no attack had been made ;
it appeared to be their intention to force a
capitulation by famine, in which it was pro
bable they would sssucceed, the city being
in want of every necessary, and'would pro
bably fall in a few days.
"he French forces are estimated as sul
lows, near Ciudnd Rodtigo, under Mas
sena 40,000; on the froutiers of Gallicia,
20,000; in the vicinity of Badajos 180000,
under Regnier, and about the same number
under Gen. Laborde. The English were
destroying the harvest wherever they re
reated.
There were five lines (( defence between
Lisbon and the English anny, in the whole
more than 1000 pieces of cannon. The
English have six men of war. and from 8
to 400trancports. laying at the Tagus and
at Oporlo, which were kept in constant rea
diness for the embarkation of the troops in
case of a repulse. A line of Telegraphs was
e'rectcd, by which intelligence "Of the army
on the 'frontiers could be conveyed to Lis
bon'in 8 hours. Deserters from the French
army were alm-sivst daily arrivingas jss-Lisbon.
The inhabitants ol'Lisbon are very san—
guine of success.
By the Charles we have received Lisbon
;papers te the 27th ofsijune. .
Lest at Lisbon hrig Louisa, MsiNamara,
to sail for Alexandria inctS days.
Valuable Lots, .
In the 't-z'cinr'ty of the town-"far Salc.
On SATURDAY next, she lBtb instant, at
eleven o'elock, will be sold, on the pre
mises, to the highest bidder, for negotia
ble note:, at 60 days, with approved en
dorscrs—
SIX Lots, handsomely Sltuat
ersil upon the \Vashington & Alexandria turn—
pike road, containing from three to six acres
each, and distant about a mile and an half
from Klexandria, and half a mile from Four
Mile Creek. The Situation of this property
is elevated and pleasant, and' the neighbor
hood healthy. Particulars will be made known
and a plan of the lots shewn upon application
to Col George Gil/n'n, or to
' ' C. Alexander.
FROM LlSBON.
The brig Charles, captain Malbone, sail
ed from Lisbon the 27th ]une, and brings
the following state-ment of transactions in
Portugal at that date.
The French armies under generals Kz_'l'
lerman and Berniers, Were advancing tu
waids Gallicia. Lord 'Wellington's head
quarters were at Celorico, the remainder of
the armysiat Guaida. Francoza and Pinhel.
The orders of the LIJ instant were for the
soldiers torctain one shirt each, and to send
all the heavy haggage to Coimbra. Exclu
sidfl'. -" !.MM
_-_._.-_ : 0
Registcr, or Annals of Medicine, Natural
History, Agricultnre and the Arts, by a so
eiety of gentlemen of New York. No. ].
The New York Medical and Philosophicactl
Jourctnal and Review. Nos. ] and 2, _ < '
i The Part Folio for the Present month. ?
August is. cotf ,
: New Pssublicattons - si
fjust received by ﬀAMES KENNED]:
i sen. King-street,
An abridgement of the book of Martyr-s,
with an account of the .justjudgmersts of God
on persecutors.
Boswell's journal of a tour 'to the Hebrides
in company with Dr. Sa-muel Johnson.
A general view of the manners & customs
of all nations, illustrated by numerous "knaps
and engravings, by the Re—v. ]. Goldsmith.
Periodical, by subscription.
Coxds Philadelphiu Medical Maseum, new
i _ t ,
, means recommended for restoring suspend
ed animation, their eﬀorts so far succeeded,
' made of his new animation, was to see his
mu—w- -.— -
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? less to say more; i
si Since I began, I have learnt that the con- :
? eul has receiveda letter from the ministc'r'oﬂ
, socmgn ztsictirs, ztzting that all American ves—"ss'si
1' sels with theircargoes, are condemned on ac- ss
, count of the American non-intercourse lsstw
.
'a " NAPLRS, March 10.
" We arrived here the 2d day of Deccm—
her, all well, and from the day of our arrival j
; have been under sequestration. Twenty se- 3
Ven days after our arrival, our cargo was tal;
) en from us, and sold by order of government.
In this predicament we are not alone: there
si are at present 28 American vesselsss in this
port, and more expected, scarcely any of
ctsswhich but are also seized. 'When this un
principled conduct is owing to we cannot
: know.
ss ," Our consul, Mr. Hamet, has done eve
j'l'y thing possible for the Americans, and has
.ct since the arrival o s the kifigsisiwrittcn several
? letters, none of which have been answered,
T though he has been informed he can have an
time:-view with him, but when that will take
place we know not. Our minister at Paris:
Gen. Armstrong, has given us no information
ss though letters are written to him every post.
- Our consul has received but one. it is need
! eumstance, attended with curious, but we ss
fear fatal consequences, has lately occurred
' nate wrrck of the Asargaret (f Salt-m, are a:
-breach of hospitality, that nothing would
* it as some time since, scratched by a dog,
who, from residing in the neighborhood,
T O R E N T, -
A convenient STORE and DWELLlNG
on Fairfax-street, lately occupied by Haw.
him and {Helen, Apply to '
--- ]acob Butc
—-i——- .
Extract cﬀ a letter from a young gentle-man
( ( now no more*) to his friends in Salem,ss
edition, Nos. lst and 2t-l. .
The American Medical and Philomphical
&
DIED. last evening astera short illness,
Mrs. Helen B. C. Bare-lay. The friends
of the deccascd are requested to attend her
funeral from the dwelling house of the
Rev. F. Barclay, this evening ac 6 o'clock.
dangerouslv ill that fears are entertained for
her life.—English paper.
she was so terrisied, having believed himss
dead, that she lell into his, and now lies so '
-:
old friends,; but having run into the old
woman's apartmctents, as he was wont to do,
that the dog was, in about three weeks able
to run about as usuassi. The first me he
satislssv her but the cfl'ender's life. A posi
tive refusal to this awsul retiibution being
made by the owner, she applied to a ma
gistrate for an order (or his execution;
which having obtained, he was suspunded
over the coal-quay wall, and having hung
a considerahle time, was cut down, and
dropped in the river. Some friends of the
(le-ceased} however, contrived to take the
body away privately ; and having placed it
in hot ashes, poured spirits and milk down
the throat; applied bottles of hot water to
the soles of the feet, and adopted other
trz'butablc to Bonafiarte:
in this city. A child, belonging to an old
cal story is from a Duhlin paper :— " A cir- ,
Woman, who lives in VVine-tavern street,
used occasionallz' to visit her apartment.—
Alzhough the injury done was very trivial,
the mother vit.-wed it as such a flagtant
I shall therefore come home in a cartcl." ]
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* All the valual'lc lives lost by the unfortu
dated
Ghost of delay—The following whimsi
Alexandrta Dung Gazette.
THURSDAY, AUGUST w.
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; subs cribers, by ,
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ere near 50 acres in timothy thsi-thsisive this
Also, anot/zer Tract,
ss adjoin'ing that, ot about 900 acres; 50 acret
of which are in wood , about 20 acres of ti—
mothy have been out on it this year, that pro
duced & good crop ; and 100 acrcs of meadow
may be made. There are two du elling
houses on it uhich couid be rendered com—
; sort-able at a small expence .; and some Ne—
ss gro houses. d'lzu-y ltun is the dividing line -
between the .plantations for about two miles.
; On each of Which are extensivc 'Quarries of
_ EzctI/stautial (brown I'ssrce Stone,
; and both are under very, good t'cnces. They
, arc distant 25 miles from Alexandria, and ls
: from Dumfries.
About four hundred bushels of W'heat will
: be sown on them this yesisir.
Wssith the lust mentioned piantutien will be
ss sold, 158 acrcs of LA-ND-on r'rench's Branch,
about :! miles slom Slaty Run, IOO acres of
which are well timbered.
WsH E R E A S Zl'z'lzz'am Bondt hath, by
si his petition in writing, applied to
the honor-able Nicholas Fitzhugh, one 'of the
assistant judges of the -csi1rcuit court of the
District os Coiussmbia, to-be admitted to the be -
nefit of the act of Congress, for the relief of
insolvent-debtors within the district a—surcSaid,
and has :stated there-in that he is "in actual
confinement in the jail of Alexandria couuty,
at the suit of Thomas Mason's admiuistra
tors, and being unable to dsiiscliarge the
said claim, with others againsc him, hasof.
scred to deliver up to the use of his creditors,
all his property, real, personal and mixed—
..N'otz'ce is't/zcrqfare given, to the creditors of
the said William Bond, that on Saturday
next the l-Bth instant, between the hours of
nine and three o'clock at the court house, in
Alexandria, the oath of an insolvent debtor will
be administcred "to the said W'illiam Band-.
and a trustee appointed agreeably to the said
act 'ofc-ongress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary.
By order of the honorasibssle Nicholas Fitz
hu it one of the assistant judges of the circuit
court of the District of Columbia,this thlz
day of August 1-810.
G. Denealc, C. C.
in casks.
.me 5: .__,:si'
Diltri-C't of Col-umbia, to W-lsi-t.
Januarx next,
One lourth the price to be paid at the t? me
ospurchusing, and the nmuinoer in three
equal annuusil pay ment-3. :Bonds with a' )plov
ed security will be required, and-a Docd of
Trust on the] nd to secur: the ])1) ments.
Mr. lilisha Jenkins, .Iixing thereon, will
shew the lands on dlaty Run. and give in
formation respecting them to-anssy person who
may-apply.
70hn Ssiezzcc,
7ames Rcid,
ZEx ecutors of John Gihson.
Rag-. 'lsi'6. 2z1wds
irom Alexandria. 'l'hcy will-be soid inlota
in Prince VVilzicsim eounty, whereon Siafy
Run Chureh stands, tontuiukg .7sisi4 ecrez,
about too acrcs ot'ss-which are in wood ; there
is now ctOverseer, that I raet oil-AND and
othenct adjoining, belonging to the eatate .of
John (Simon,-deeeasied ; m all about tout-teen
hundred and thirty seven notes, on Castle
Branch and Jonneymore Run, about ::4miles
year yieided & hue crop, and 2C-O act-en may"
be: mude into meadow : On it are young.
bearing !sipple and Peuch Orchzu'ds of choice
fruit, and a good new Burn, 44 by 24 sect;
a sr..mcd (")vt'rsceisi's house with two chim
nies; good ent home-s for Nch'oes, meat
houze untlsistabitsis, and at the Ovcrseusi'si- house
is & well'ofexccilent water. sisi
James Kennedy, sen.
August 1-6. _ .
L. ]. ANNAY -
Has opened at the corner of king and Royal
S-treets, in the store lately occupied by Mr:
John M 'Donarld,
AN ASSORTMENTOF
G 0 0 0 8.
=_ as usual.
Aug. 16. ' ' .sc
LANDS FUR dALE,
Agreeably to the .W ill es jOJiN GlBSON;
n'ot-coud.
ot between 800 and 400 ncres each.
The land will be shewn by Lewis .Jenkins to
to any body wishing to view it.
And on Monday the Sth of Novembcr next.
at the house of apt. George VVilli—sixmst in
the_ town of Dussmtries, that very Vaiusibie
lution in Fairtax countysiwhere LewiaJemtins
PHVKERTON'S _
Colle ction of Vo'yages & Travels
August 16. ,.
FOR SALE-z "
JT THE VEADUE STORE,
Philadelphia SUMMER ALE
Possession will {be given t! e fiist day piss
si PAKT Gth. - _
Is just received and said? for dthU'Y to
N 'I lmrsday the 1-8111 of October next,
wilk be sold at public salt-:, at the plan
PL dNTATctctON,
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