Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-26 00:00:00, page 2

'sih si
IWgssZ—lssllarper qnd Dame": wnatj, our
theft 93330113 br 750 barrels. For terms ap
Ply'Ta-sithesi mþmin on bound.
si \ Sgsisifmber 25. dssid
sissssjss' siss'JctlLLsiTz'ereom are continued again:: trusting
pymfe dint Tile'lt on my account, as I am de
}fnmined sinctot to {my any debte qflzer contract.
Iugssfqsictact [:crsone are forbid lzcrboring [ter
Wrgeeﬄng uny of my propertyjrcm her, as si I
;isisssinsissfﬀþrwecme all such ne may oﬀend.
Zzssssssisi-issct " \ ' james TllLt-t.
sict*8eptpmber 25 3;
NOTICE.
TOccoquan.
- s CAUTION.
J [petition will be presented to the nex: ;:
neral assembly chirg-fm'a. for an act to incur.
pmce (: manujacturing aociety at the town of
si* Tig inhabitants of Alexandria are respect
sully'mformed, that an Academy exclusively
devoted to the education of young ladies, will
be opened on the first Monday in October
next, in the large room of Mrs. Wilson's
house, adjoining Doctor KennedY's Shop, on
ssI-"airfax endet, undcr'the carcssand with the
assistance-ss-of the Rev. Mr. Gihson._ ln addi
tion t'othesi'vasicommon branches, reading writ
ing. Arsiithmetic, Geography, with the use
of the Glehes and" English Grammur, it is
propmd to give particular attention to the
BelleSLetten-s and history ; at once to enrich
the mind by a correct taste in polite litera—
ture, and enlarge it by a knowledge of man
kind. \Vi\h the patronagsie of the public. it
is also pmposed. to extend the usesulness of
this ins motion by procuring one or more
person; asassistant teachers, who shall be
quitlificd to teach the ornumenta] branches ot'
female educasitiou. The subscribu being a
Stranger,-requcats-those who would do him
the honor te: ethtire tespccting himself. to
call on the Revu Mr. Burcfaj. or on Mr. Gib
can, to whom he has submitted his testimo
Ty'mg in the county of Fait'fux, and be—
ing part of the tract of land called " Ravens
warm," the annual rent of which is fifty do]
hu-s. [( is about nine mtlcs from Alexandria,
the L'tttle River Turnpike Roud passing near
it. There is on said (arm very convenient
dwcﬂing and sarm houses, and a good apple
orchard, and about stxteen acres in clover,
equal .to any in the: neighborhood, about the
same quantity of timothy meadow olssexcel
lent quality, and as much mote unimprovedsi
Thie- farm is dwided into five lots, and the
forming in tolerable repair. If it is not dis
posed as by the first of Uctober, I will lease
ctit sorlives. lt is so situated as to make two
tenctements. Any person wishing to purchase
or leade said sarm for lives, will please apply
to the subscriher resid'mg on the premises.
_ ]tﬂv 9}. ' _ __ 2tawtf
_ Pubhc Sale.
-BY virtue of two deeds of trust from ELtJ: !!
Gxtmm and AMYNTA his wife, to sssecure
ssthe payment of a sum of money due to
. Henry Mcholson, will be exposed to public
nale. at the town of Colcheotcr, in Fairfux
tonnty, on the sisth of Oct'ober next, son
fCRSh—o .
_ A Negro \Voman & her three
"Children-y-and a 'l'ract of Land, upon Po
hlclt Run, binding upon the said run, the hew
hridgc that crossesthe said run, and the five
foot hill— containing about five hundred and
enemy acres. _
IC?" The Sale win commence at H o'clodt,
A..)l. and eoutinue till the whole is said.
,ct \ si FUR SALE,
A L'EASE for IZVcs, for 312 acres of land
__ September 25.
niels. ss _
Henry Fleld.
jolly Gazmc, 6 Dalct'ars per annsium.
Country Gazme. s Dollan.
. Lf'lrmmo lum Wausnm- BY .
""K'A M-UIZ L " szr-xzoctw D E_ Nct,
- Rovcl-nrect, "Alexandria.
.Septembe'r, 25 .
; "Young Ladies' Academy. -
Hemdna Daﬂy Gazcttc,
COHNEBCIAL vPomTLCALI
Bassr-Iron, Steel, Spike
Roch, and "Allum, imported in the. brig Ann,
dine; from Goucnburg, and for sale by the
lubsrlriþcr, ac-his warehouse. com'er of King
"a Unupn ssisirccts, Alexandria. '
_Sepctten'\her 8. got,
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Xss . csi—n
.EZWEDIESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.
For Freight, [Coastwise]
P'PT'* 'T "" -\..- 'sidosib ssct'sijct.
" * T/ze sslSchaone-r
Captaiqsi E M ]; !? YLZ'
Joseph Powell.
Thomas Irwin.
The Ttmstee.
_—
.A Schr. Exchange, of Balcimore.
. B. Betscy, Salcm, Cotton, 2907 halcs
fC. Trim, Baltimorc, Sugars, 695 bOXcs.
iD Yg. Conncccicuc, Ncw- 113 hhds.
York. 23 bbls.
( E and F. 2 northern vessels,
names unknown ac Biiboa,
; The following is a copy of the deeree reser- !
red to in the abOVe letter : . I
( [Translatedsor tlze Uzzz'tc'd States Gdzette] '
, Licences in your department shall only
.? be given to depart from Bordeaux. not
, withscaoding merchant_3_0f other eicies may
obtain. them on condmosin of despacching
sitheir vessels from that port. T he same li
cence shall answer BlX mpn'sha, shall be ad.
ssflressed to me to be accompanied by a de
! claration from the captain in writing, mak
ing known the place:- he has visited, what
The has done. and evvry even: of his voy- ;
sage. The licences shall be given accord
' ing to their title gratis : They shall contain
an obligacion to exporc French wines'saud'
brandies, to the amounc of one half the tou-f
uage; the other half shall be {filed up in.
[Piz'vdtess evisireitpozzdence' ebmmuni'eatadf/br'
i si'tkesictUrizsitsied L-Statcs' Gazctte.) 'zctlsict'ss. sssi-ssct' ,
_--Extractsiof a'sslssetter from a'tt Americah gen- '
deman'Hf—Bavoane, August 1, 1810.
ctss-ssThe copy of wdecree whichsssil lately sent
'si-you (decree of Sth ]uly, 1810, published
in- this Gazetsite on the 14th instant) will
undergo some modisication as may be seen ,
by the one now enclosed which I received
.srom Paris & few days since. No confi.
ctdence, however, should be put in these li
eences, and as the aspect ns assairs is daily 1
changing. it is very possible that they will *
{all through, as nobody can rely upon their (
being ex'ecuted. By the last intelligence
from Paris none had then been inned.—
The sale of American cargoes had com
menced this day. and they will he sold in
the order of the enclosed list)? We have
an arrival here of a vessel under French co
lors, with a cargo from New-YOsk. The
Targo has been admitted to an entry. by
siwhich it is proved that American produce
_can be imported in French buttoms, but the
Vessd must have a French register.
* The following is the [is! refined to :
LIST of American vessels cargoes under
chuesu-ation by the French government,
advertised to be sold the lst 0! August,
1810. These cargqes, 25 in number, are
such as are yet arranged in lots for salt: :
others which remain, fourteen in num
ber, will tollow soon after. They will be
suld in the following alphabetical order :
[ CARcoss,
8 13 Brig Britannia, Szlem,
Du: VVonds. Campcachy, 66, 906 kil
C. C K. K. Pwouts 4 vessels,
mrgocs unknown, Brazi],17.06 do
Nicaragua, 2460
The vessels w hose cargocs are not yet ad
vcrcised, are,
Shlp Eaglc,Pi—15!adclphia
Brig Andrcw, d'cto
Schocmer Spenser, dino
Snip Hawk, diteo
Brig Mary Ano, Ncw-York
B'ig Tom Fry, dino
Ship SaHy, Bosmn
Bsig Emerprizc, Salem
Sc hooner Hctty, dicto
Ship W'clls, Boston
_ siSchooocr Salcm, Salcm
Schr. Trim, Baltimorc, 2 voyages
Ship Franklin, Boston
Ship \Vi!kinson, us
, Under American colors from London,
sswith linen,c cargo claimcd bv the king of
iSpain, but scquesterrd as Amcrican uro
'lptﬂ [ye
L
; Tobacco, 392 hhds.
,G. Brig Rocbuck, of Phila
I delphia, Pepper, 2731 bags
fH. Schooner Pust Boy, Bal
13 timorc, Cocoa. 496 bags
Fl. Ship Radiusss, New York, 2 bhls.
siK. Schooner Eleanor, Bal
timort, Potashes, -_ 14 casks.
L. Brig Camilla, Ncw-Youk,
Rocoa, 82 casks.
Indi go, 88 seroons.
\1.Schr Com. Rugers, do. 9 boxcs.
N. Schooncr Sally, ,Bostnn, 2 bbls.
O. Schooncr Frcedom, N. Y.
Colick, 85 tierccs.
T. Schr. Hawk, (lo. Sugars, 38 boxcs
V. Brig P. Tammany, N. Y. (
Such, 3000 *
Schooncr Prosper, of Ncw- '
York, Osizrs, 205
Y. Bri'g Fox, Philadclphia,
Beans, 6 bbls.
Ncw-York, l'silsh Oil, 59 caszks.
R. Sc'hr. Puac-Boy, Philad.
{lCL, - __ 102 hhds.
S. Schooncr Faun, Balcimorc,
Gum arabac, ' 200 bags. T
P. Brig Hasswk N. Y 137 bbls. 771 bagq.
Q. Brig Rose m Bloom. si
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ss !
LONDON, August 10.
[: is stated, in private letters, (hat dun.
ing the las: mouth no troops had passed
through France in the direction oi'Ss-ain.
The: general opinion at Paris was, that the
i war in that country would be much pro
tractcd. New orders had been givm sorss
the spcedy equipmcnc of the ﬂeet in the]
Scheldt and the 'l'exel. !
Much observation has been made on a]
proposed arrangement for commercial in- ?
tercourse betWecn Great Britain & France ; I
and it has been said. that agcmlrman ".,
jusc arrived in London from the chamber ?
ofcommercc at Paris, to facilitate such a
urposc. The followmg letter relative to i
] " Oslena', Aug. 4.
" We are in hape that a renewal os com
mercial intercourse by means of licences
will he eﬀected, on the applicnion of our
merchants at Paris. Lettersjust received
from thence notice several deliberations on
the subiect, we have not yet ascertainrd
whether any relaxatiun of the system will
mutuallytake place. The probability, is,
that the decree of restricfion will be mode
rated, andthat a smaller quantity of wine:
and brandy will be allowed to be taken with
every cargo of corn."
A Hehgoland mail arrived yesterday,..
Tsshere is no news csif any importance in the
papers and letters brought by this conVey
ance, which has not been already anticipctc
ed. At all the parts of the Baltic coloni-ct!
produce was abundant, and law in price; in
proportion to the quantity. Corn was clear
and particularly ut Dantzic. The same
ctobstructions continued in the intercourse
between Hc-Iigoland and the continent, and
there was no expectation of any amend
ment.
The SaHy Arm, Raley, arrived at Bris
to] on VVednchay from thinZa': passed
through the ﬂeet from the Leeward islands.
consisdng of about 70 Snil, on the 2d inst
about 1 days anil from Cape Clear.
As the King George Cartel came out of
Morlaix, she observed & French privatecr
going into Basque Roads with 5 English
i vessels which she had captured ; they ap
peared to-be coastete.
It is said that the enemy are making vi
L-gorous preparation! at Bonlogne and ,the
other ports from thence to Cherburg, and
that a numbcrosvessds are conszructingpn
an entire new principle, for the conveyance
and exercise of heavy artillery.
It is said that an officer of some rank late
ly deSerted from Massena's army, and ?
that theinsormatsiton which he gave was so
important, that lord \Vcllington thought it
right to send him to England, and he is at
present in London.
" Some movements on thect23d indicated
an intention ofattacking the hdvauced corps
under general Crausord. which was poswd
on the right bank of the Coa. On the
morning of the 24-th, at five o'clock, the
enemy advanced with 8000 insantry, and
8600 cavalry, to commence the attack. The I
total of the EngliSh force in that situation
Was 4000 infantry and 600 cavalry. Three
times the French charged our troops, and
were as often repulsed with the greatest
gallantry. T he principal contest was at the
bridgesioctf the Coa, where considerablc num
bers fell on both sides. The result of the
nexionsiWas, that general Crausord sell back
upon the main body of the British army,
and the French took position immediately
on their tetreat, on the left bank of the Coa.
Our loss is stated. at 270 him in killed, and
-15-'bﬄeers in kisled, wounded and prison
ere: that of thessenensiiy is supposed to be at
least sea):
.ssgrdss-, add in" the merchandizsie, _-produ'cesi and
wages; thrandisiehsisi'gksiash or wai'r'yf-mnd eiCZfzt 1
This morning dispatchcs were received
from lord VVehington, datcd Alvorca, 25th
]nly. We have intelhgence front head
quarters one day, and srom Lisbon four
days later, being to the ZOth ult. The fol
lowing exn'act from one osourletters com
prises some important particulars of the
most considerable aﬀairs between our
troops and the French in the peninsnka,
since the battle of Talavcra.
mh'nul'acture's of the empirc, the csixportation
of which is not prohibiccd. _ _
Arciclcs of importalion shall be the same
us Lhose enumerated in the licenccs of the
sccdnd system, excepcing such exceptions
as l may think prayer to grant at. the: special
sulicitatiqn ot commercial houses.
this subject has been received : 1
AUGUST 11. '
Half Past Seven, P. M.
BRlTlSH ARMY IN POR'sUC-AL.
LATE FORElGN NEWS.
(le NEW-YORK )
—-—<n—:Q:*-——
" Lz'sbon, ﬀuly 28.
si Augun 30, maw!
.-—..
und— -—.— H-w— .
feet of Lay Mahf/gany in the!
hue.:m hand, 4s)00_feet &. Donzinctqa MMVSE"
"L' "1 Plﬂnkf 3500 feet of Bctay Ma/WS'WV "3
plank, Which he oﬀcrs for ulc, for cash, of
a short credit.
JV- 3 He stiil continﬂes to carry 0n ct'si
Cubinc: &! Chair-makiug Basmcu in : 16 Mﬂss'
est and most fuhionablc manner. _
" ohn Munr.
.' at others much (lnmagecl. The. aiiirs had
i
NORFOLK, Scþt. 21.
Arrived, brig Eliza Henry, Buller. !3
days from Barbaducs. Pussengeis, capmm
Brouks, of Charlcston ; Mrssrs. Brough
Craig and M*Gsudc1. Spokr, Scptcmbsi't
11, in lat.22, long. 72, ssih'r D-irshcstcr.
Robeits, from Antigua, bound toiAch'ct
dria, 10 days out.
. , "I
To be Leascd on Ground Rent
OR SOLD lN Fl-ZE SlA-iPLi-t._
One Let us Ground (routing itfitect 10
inches on Duke street, between Pan'ick ansissl
Henry streets—lt will be divided in sma-l
lots to suit a licants. -
"One otherpEot on the corner of Mind T'?!)
Duke sti-eets of 103 sect, which will ilkefilfl
be divided as may be agreed on
One Lot on Alfrcd street, of 24 sect
One Lot on Putrick strcctﬄdjuisiﬄg Wffi'
Veitch, 0f25 sect.
Also, several other Lots, in diﬂ
ations.
The above Lots are all in the neig-hbszrhffi1
of one of the best pumps of water 1" lh'
town. "
George CoryC -
Sept 12 eoStZawM
" - " 'nom: nsssi-rssirnc'z'msi
The Luke of Torkss—mssshe bad,, "
solicitor of the na'mcnf Father, {a (; :
Inn, a petitssiunzto she kin has been Joy,
siced, statihg generally that the ctssu 30.
T(:rsct; disdus'u; m 1hr e'l'qu'ny bffsinre she hsshnss
of commons, by Mrs. Mary Ann Chin
had'mdst of them been commdjcssssd : .:
that the rest of them, to this d-sinsi harm:
ceived no coqfirn—xam-n from "'hsmss se.
ny. [( likewwc enumerates, ['t—,
surcs taken against the dUke 0,
co answu the pu rpnse ot party ,,
the ctcom'nons house: of Parlia
were not, thrrcshrc, n. hsi;
dct-g'odsimg the question, of merit go sht-cmsi
duce of his royal highmw lt conctup'
by praying that the msikc os Ysssk mass:
restored lo the! officw ni (:nmnmndcr in c'hies
asscrcing, that his osiiuial indueery ""sltal:
ent, during lhc long time he h-jd fhatim.
ss pnrcant station, had ,,ox'siq'Wtsl lum m be 'he
ss most proper person to dzschargc the sum.
: tions ()I' it lo the impruvemem of .}..si. "si
Men and to the satisfaction of the commv.
.l'his petition, has, we- unchrstam], hsi-si
signcd by several general nshcen. With
, whom this appliqalsiwn locþc scnqibilixyos
che sovereign ongmaccd, lS not pub'siicssly
known.
but one man wounded, by a gr.];e shot in
the: tip of his e-m. " The Englzsh arc con
tinunlly upon the look out. and wiH no
doubt destroy the whuic of their enemics'
marinu. The Victorious (7 ) sailed on the
lfith with troops to (lfstmy the. boaiscoi
lccting in the Adrimic." Wc hcanhsizt
'600 boat: are ctpcctcd from that quarter;
and from ther side of Italy, as ( have ai
rcady observed, 1000 are ready. " The
first division is already dcstmycd, as ptr
the foregoing extract of a letter from .ss-lns
sena. The 2d division has gotsusclyimo
Scxlla (about 60 sail.) The 31], his majes
ty's brigs Cephalus and Lc Hurtcnsiu. ffil
with and done them musih damage bydc
inlstroying, capturing & rcndering unht for
the object of their upedizion. Mumthas
promiscd that he will be in. Sicily oathe
25th, but X think he will be mistaken."
'W—fsiiabogan}, 56. for Salt
PROVlDENLZE, Sept. 13_
Extract as a letter, (lated at Palmsssi Fun
22d, 1810, to a gentleman in this town ct
*' The aiarm for the safety of this isiaiui
daily guins ground. Murat is at chgiu
at the head of 4o,ooo men; 20 (uvzsizsisigctss
boats, consisting of 50 each, m be Convoy.
ed by 6 or 8 gun bouts, which are ready on
the ltalian coast to go down to the Fam.
The English and Sicilinn gun-hna-g have
fallen in with the. first diviamn, and (as our
friend writes me) the result wu, " ihccap
ture from the: French of 8 or 10 smallnam.
parts with military swrc-s, brass fieldpicctct'
with carriagcs and wctggom complete, and
4 of their gun-boctts, which are now rrsiitcd
for cruising against them. Eight nzhe; of
their gun boats Were sunlc, and 3 number
Staabs cla-s—m' this day at :x'zc'jbllom'ng ;,sssi'msi
HL' :ubscr'zber has cost received 309si
Consols 63 7 3
Consois for acct. 68 7.3
Omnium 15 l-g
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much W
t-ulshldtrtsilsm
crent situ