Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-11-23 00:00:00, page 3

) Arrived ship fEmcrpr-izc, "Colburn. df
ss Halloweﬂ, 40 days from Livvrpod. Occ.
10 lar. 50. 40, long. 12, spoke ship Franccs,
[mld Phnadclphctm tO Lchr—Pdul. -13th, lat.
43- long. 26, blowing a-strung gulc m cast,
Pissed a .large ncw-ship with white bottom,
bsight waist, three cab'm windows,.or-falsc
on", much white about her stern particu—
larly the cabio windows, tsiorcxczpmast and
"sizenmast gone, maintopmast standing but
"0 t0psail yards left; she: appeared not m
be otherwis'e injurcd, and was standing to
the dorshward under formal! and mainsail.
sold, in ' lac. 39, 50, long. 56; spoke brig
EsiZiss Pcasc, 26 davs (rom Liverpool for
Bone", au wssu. Nor. I:]. me.' sect 40.
lo"?- 59; spoke: brig Hrpsa, from New York
for Madcira, had losc hcr stern boaciu &
We, blowing hard could not learn particu
si'*s_*- 8thinlat. 39 30. longsi 62, 30, spoke
sihssi'g Prince: William, three days from Hal
for ]anl'aica, and was informed that a
'Z'fnt number of American vessels had puc
"30 Haiisn in dis_cress. " '
Pubhc Sale. _
On Tucsday- next will be sold, at the Venduc
- _ *St01'e,
A cossEssctlon of MEDlCAL
WSQSMP Fum'nurc, &c. &c. Carriagc
ss 41!va ?0- ,
Pss; G ' Marsxeller
Nonmber n, ' -
ashore. and got her safe back agssim. He
then sent the papcrs to "Mr. chkley, the.
American vice consul at Cadiz, and re
questcd him to return them so the capcain.
vidence, parted both her cab'nes, and jin
driving through thesiﬂcet carried away her
main boosim. Capt. Cook. after' he was
clear ofthe shippicg. made 53?!" to beat her
back again.; but not being able to makc'his
01 the v-ss-ss-sisi], seat a number of beats which ss
100k possession of her before she could run *
minsaikset to the wind, he kept dropping; si
Admiral Heats, commandcr of che.- British
sqnadmn in Cadiz bay, seeing 'sihc sicuation
tolccssward, andin passing-the French for:
they fircd at him ; the shot fell in eve ry (Ai
mcion round his vessel, and he With his
crew cook to the Small boat and last he? - ;
_ . Late/Zfrom Cadz'z,
'M-ctsirigssGeorgia sailed from Cad'xz on
be read of Oct. at which time all was qui
u. We !eam verbally that a very '5evcrc
ple of wind was experienced at Cudiz On
lllh; during which time many Vcssclc
Red their cablrs. ; bmnune went ashorc.
i sond "Ksissct "'Wsif 3hﬂ00! OE- bisct royal; '
' 'si " ?M .i'hctsi'sih' sihzfsiﬂe. 9! -lh*si:si?.1ssch-—
wctct-sifsi' ﬄgﬄewxmr 'ssav-s-sictsi'siss bm '
page {zems—the motion 9s their prisoner!
,] wduncktli. when? the enemy. abandoned.
much, usrhcn sithe! mad.: a Movcmssmc'
ache lest- ssT'ney left usiÞ'oo the; field of
bad; more than 2000 kingd. si and several
sighe- 31; were mounded-ss The general of
Nsigasikss Simon, was cakcn'sipriwncsir, and
she .ssfficcrs, whom- we took say that the ge
mals. Mcric, Lacunc and Gra'ndOrgc ware
jodndcct' .- . — -
God preserve ;youctr excellency. Head
men al Coimbra, 30th of Sc'pt ,1810.
W. siC._BEREssS_FORD.
Marshal-acd commander in chief.
5sil}uo Miguel Pcrcira Forja.
AÞHZÞÞ
NEW-YORK, Nctavcctmber 17.
si- A lene: from 8 pfigscngcr in the ship
"17, casipt. Scolt, arswcd at New London
Bnrduux, to his friend in this city,
Novrmbcr 14, says, " Capcain'Scott
ngg on board a number Of female pas.
page.", who Were cxcrcmely anxious (0
(within the land, and 'si-si- weather being
Mormy, concluded to make Monmuk,
,sid run through the Sound. ln coming
he point we struck on Shagwam
sssicts, and for a few moments gave up all
As of preservacion : but we were merci
{sinv delivered from that dreadful sicuation,
,jsh the loss of our ruddcr. We came to
or in.a verycxpused Situation under
jmsi where we rode outa long and
un-pleasant night. lo the morning we
me bourdc-d-by act piloc from Martim's
Vineyard who-sibrought us here last evening.
Wuxpeu to leave this place {or N. Yurk
morrow. —\-Ve-sihavc on board General ss
Amggron'g and family, hlcssrs. Clauborn;
god M'llvainc ofsiPbiladdphi-a, M r. Gsizn-J.
neros Charleston, Mr. Alcxansilcr Plsiocsixix ;
ochw-York, and a'numbcr o! other pussi
sange". French and Amcsican. There is
me reason to hope thusit-on the, rechpt in
France of the presidcdt's'Zproc-lamation of
!hlﬂd NOVKVOSBClS loaded 'With Amrriran
produce may be admitted : fbut under such
conditions us leave but lime encourage. ss
nemcui'zulucc many adventurcrs." [The
Sally sailed from Bordcaux on-sithc 12le of<
d-d
the 9sh of October, and continued till the ss
Qctobcr. ]
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sch'r Sally & Princilla, Cook of Pro- ct
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FRIDJY, NOVEVLBER 23.
C.
The mother of the Engiish sailor, ]ef
\ srey, who wzu put on an siunisinhabsiitcd island
by Capxain Luke, is still unwilling "to be
lieve that her son is vaiivc. In a letter to a .
gentleman near Piymouth, [Engu] date'd
Poiperro, Cornwaii, One. 41h, 1810, she
says that in a certain affisid-avit pretended to
be her aon's, there is a cross instead of his
signamre, and her son could write a tolera
bly good hand : is he were alive he certain
]y would write to her, which he has not
done. His mother has a Second husband,
and signs her name Hanna/z C'oadc.
Ifjcssrey be alive, and at VVrnham in
Maesachusetts, as has been stated, and has
written to his moxhe r, his letter must have
miscarricd. liis mother mentions a certain
[ease which her present husband hoids de
pending- on her son's life. Pcrhaps a ser
' vice would be rendered, is some of the
Massachuseus editora should give jeﬀrey
i information of his mother's Situation.
_ The London paper: mention that Mctrjssss
Cooke, the celebrated actor, is engaged to ,
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play on the principal boards in the ..United
State;, and that probably he will be absent
from England eighteen mouths. <tBos on,
ss Ncw-Yoxk. Philadclphia and Bultimore,
si muneration fox cnga urging him.
' "says the p'tlots have been for si-some. time in
nees and ifijzxstlce of thcctaggression of the,
%-'Russiana; and, sissto excite the Zeal of the
:Turks, quotes th': followingsifrom the Ko
sirm -—"* Gvd says to the prephct, assemblc
and :. there are a hundred, then they wil!
ss-beat :: thousand."
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! 'Rh, contains a letter said to- be written by_
ss-Lucicn Bonaparte and'distributcd in Rome,
= two daye'asccr he 'silescsichcre,ctsibut soon sup- .
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' * most honorable,' wheb addressing the mi
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? Mr. Pinkney should hereafter say only
si pressed 'by 'thc police. In this letter the
' English are praised, end Napolcou doubly '
"** manage their own assairsss in their own
damned. The Stacesman inscrts it from
{& "London Morning Post with this re
mark : 'f We suspect it tosibe :! London fa
brica'tzan." Will the English editoasss never
.give enter their sorgcries: many of them
ftoo-so shalsslow that their brother editors d'c
tect—themf It is said that they are gene
rally sibelicved, and are calclulated to do
goodss-Picisiﬂ excuse for lying.
tish -in their wooden walis. Msiuch time
must elapse before "admirals and ships e--'
mough wili be formed for any chance of 0
Cuoke is even} mo nen: expected m the
Co'iumL-ia. ' The New Kozk civening Pus:
"'a—5—
?Bonapartc has cstablished two schoole c-f
marine, one at Brcst, the other at Toulon.
There siarc to be 300 pupiZs in each. Here
sissthffy are taken! hovsi'si to vanquish the Bri
search of him in a'swg- below the ntlrrows,
ss'thcsitfue ct-bel'zevets'sisor battle round abou:
yet!:"siiffsst'herc-are twenty firm and draw:
men, then thev will cnnssqiuer two hundred:
ought to aﬀord to Mr. Cooner sufficient re
general to " tread back his steps" across
she Danube, and leave me N. usselmzn to
With lantcr-ns at tf' .c End qs long pelas.
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The !ate success of the Turks against the
Russiuns will probably induce the Russian
The grand seigni-zr has issued a procla
maticn complaining'bitterly of the faithless
qual contention with the English on the war
a lpad of crimjnalisy _in_ ;hq gyzimatigssq pf
dress to Wellesley sssaﬂ him " The most
honorizbct'e Dsslarquis Wellc-alev." The He
rald's office have: decided shut " most noble"
belongs to dukcs but not to m'arquisscs. Is
nister, his shoulders will be dishurdcncd of
ter.
ssTthondon '" Scatesmm" cs'Octobcr
A committec of Par'liamcnt in a late ad- 4
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ssosiur damnaatbsi lf themes: mssress omitted,
I this British noblcmaa would come dom; tq
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? tion of Bonaparte's pledge to rcvoksie his
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: Tucbday, sailed from Cott'enburg Oct. 9—
\ that place. That the Danes Were capturing
: had occn rese. ved that the .iBr tish had' ascr
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" Bonaparte has no thought: of rcvoking his
Were made at Op orto.
every vessel they met with under the Amc- .
ritan ﬂag, and had prohibitcd the importa
tion of colonctialpruducc. ThatAnu—rican
property was considered unsase in the ports \
of Russia and Swedc-n. That since the
capture of the Baltic ficctoﬀ the coast osss
Norway, the British cruizcrs hate become ;
more vigilunt, and kept the privatecrs front
t'cnturing out ctiar from land. That the
port os Gottc-nburg Was complete.y over- ss
stochd with culonia! and Amcrica ..npm
duce, and that it was computrdss that one
hundred thousand pound: of cufscc wert:
torcd and no salc.
-terprizc, capmin E. Cor tle m 22 days lrom
from the a'rmics iu Portugal had- been rc -
cenvcd respecdng any _sibanle after that of
Capta'm C. favored us with & Dub .in pa- '
per 0. Octob: r 23, and a Liverpch paper
of Cfccobcr 12.
" 'ctijsi-si-f—NGF' si-- ﬂ— '.'., . '- si si 'siss 7- "V.: .? -
A T TEN TI ON !
lec uniform companies of gfficers and
militia are requested to attend at the'caurt
house this _afternoon at three o'clacfi infnll
uniform and with arms, for the purpose of
attending thesuneral qft/ze late C'apt. jalm
Winterbury. , ,
Nov. 23. ct
H; informs that L'si—rnadottc, the new crown
prince us chden, had not arrived at Stock
hnlm but was soon ('chclcd- Thatit was
reported and generally believed that 30,000
French troops would he sent to chdea du
ring the winter. That American property
Was considered safe at Gottenburg, and the
Bag rcsgnctcd- That the French consul
appointed for "Cottcnhurg had not reached
defer. .cd in Portugal, atZ'l wsicct: przp nating
to leave clz-at coun. sy.-,al nough m the begin
ning "of their combats they had me.: with
some successes. _
A Dublin paper notwitbstard'si ng the a
bove published an ac: can: Via Corunna, o.
Oct. 14 from the a-m), of the 12tb ,of
victnries over the F reach, on the 15: and Zd
of Octobcr, and that 50001-rcnch .p..scncr=
ZPHxLADDLPHlA, Ixssibc. 20. !
FROJ! ENGLAND.
Arr'xvcd at this port last evening, the ship
Baiubridgc, Gray'from London. Sh—clesc
the Downs 24zh Octobcr and had a passage :
of-24 days from the Downs and .21-srom'
Scilly Light House.
By this arrival we have received the
London Morning "Hernld of the I'Fch Ocs.
The passcngcrs state that no intelligence
cparted .tbis llisc on ctVVednbssiday even
ing last, after .a lingcr-ing illness, in the 37sih
year of his age., Mr. John Winterberrgsif.
The friends and acquaintance of the de
ceascd are requestcd to attend his funeral i
from his late dwelling, lower end of Royal '
street, this ascernoon ac 3 o'clsiock. s
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63" Palmer's Packet will sail
for Norsolk on Saturday mor_n
ing wind and weather permlt.
ing. ' -
.. Nov. 21.
the La th Sept.
H
'-:*KQ/si:1_ir- sigj: . -tsi_;—ct}?si7 tun,": . .r_ la,: ,ct'f—ctctsi't'sictzo'fss
Dsh-lfll _
Cnptain 'C. sih-m-d {lorn his merchant the *
day he sailed (O; !. 24) thatxmcl'i8cncc
their honorablsib Duncan M'Fa riand, the
decrees at the stipulated. time." We under
stand that the Homct, instead of a confir
mation ufthe promise osthc promise-break
er. has brought satisfactory evidence that
decrees at preacnt, and the silencc of the
lmclligcnccr is confirmatiun strong'of what
we have understood: and we have also un
derstood that the Enqulrcr understands only
what the administration wishes to have un
derstood, whether true or false.
hog male:, or the hobor'ablc Iames Sloan,
tsihe casilt- killc.r.
" We understand, " says the Enqu'tccr
" that the Homer has brOugsiht a consirma
"Remarsi. ab}: passagcstom !re.'::nd.
Last night .rrivcd at this port brig En- ]
Captain Boyd, who arrived at Boston on
BQSTON Nov. 16. _
LATFSTFAO 7! EUR' 'LE.
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63- The Members of she .?
Andrezus Soczcty, arc lcczctucsitcd
to walk m procession fxom the:
Court- house to the chsby zez iau
: Church—sito assemble ac me 1044
;jng of .the Bell.
; November 22. "
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AT s EN TION .
ATTALION Courts of Enqctuhny shi- she
lst and 2d Battaliszm of Milhia, wi}: !;Tn
ss held on SATURDAY -nc;zt, at the (mll't-þ
si house, at 10 osi-clock, in the morning, :tL-six- (Ire, ,
purpose us assessing smes sor non-aucmiam-css
at mustcrs in {he m—onths nsSaPtcmbcz', .Uc,-.'_
ss ito'zer .auctd Novcmbcr.
, By order,. . _
1 P/ulzsiþ Trzjzlctt, Az-Qsis'.
Just Pubhshed,
PIGICE FIFT2 CENYS,
And so:- sale by ROBER'S' GRAY.
A Pocucai chture .of Amenca, '
Being obscrss'hiisims made during a rc-zidcnco
of several years at Asilexandzia and Norsolkct;
iiiustrative of—t'ne manners and custums ohiw
inhabitants-s—and intetsperctsed with anccdotca
arising from a gznerul intercourse With soci
my in that country from .13'39 to 1807.--BY
a Lssid-y.
' London, Printed, 'LBOQ-Norfolk, Rc-printed,
LB'ZO.
Was comnmzted to t ac jarl of'
this county, asssa runaway, a Nch'o Man,
who says Isis name Lia L-ewis Ellison, and that
he was set free by a Mr. Thomas Eilison, by
a deed on fccsrd in New Kcnt county, Virg.
He-isaboatzS .or 24 years of age, 5 sect &
.inchcs high, had on when committed & blue
short cloth coa't t: t—rowscrs and a swansdown
jackct and fur hat, a-llvery good. The own
or is requcst-ed to come and pmve his pro
perty, pay charg—es and take him awsiy, other
wise he will be disposed of as the hw dimcusssi
james, Campbell, jazler.
Novcmbcx' 23. 23w2m
tct' .. NOT1CE ' . ,si'a- jsisi
The Brethrm qf xlffxaictsi arm U'ashingtanss
Lodge, No. 22, are uquemd ly t/zc jtima's
qf the deceasiud to at/ctx d! se? j—z um ! as their
a'mased Brother ]i-i Wnn'cabcn), [ram
4 their Lodge Room hue i/lnncm ('t Z/ctn;
] a 'clock—visiting Brcz'zrez- a. : alw . equu— ed
to attend."
) By order 'qfthe Wcr-t'n/ful ct-Iasrer.
- MAsssiRll \Z 11le 1 , .L'u. ry
Novcmbez 23.
! 63" A CthZD' (Yci'i/ZINZ XH—Tx 43
reached next Lord si ,- act). I:) '
the Rev. Dr. Muzr in (! c 4 us,
byterian Church. - '7'4 : c ;zmc unt
of what may be co! rcc * (music:
occasion, to be app- hcctl li-ss'ssr (!;e
relief of the Poor cisiz . sictsisssiw i-'
sinations.
] Novembcr 22."
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THERE will] be exposed to sale, at
sithe Sta—Ils of Mcssrs. Zimmerman's,.
Hoo'ss and Heineman, on Saturday
mornissng next, the largest and sattest:
Bcefevcr offered in the Alexandria.
Mark-cc.
Nov-csi-mber 22.
In plain and Morocco Bindings, are just te
ceived.
, A L 8 0,
A few os Arrowsmith's lzeavtisul MAP of
the \V()RLD, on Canvas and Rollers. ,
ron suctz ntsiss
James Kennedy, Scn.
Bookselizr, King street.
November 92. dﬂw
ctsssissGENTLEMENS' & LADms
POCKET ALMANACS'
FOR 1811,
Brothers a further supply of HARD
WARE, among wsiich arc, fire senders, coal
hods and scoops, cinder shovels, sheer iron,
men's woman's and boys' saddle trees, srying
pans and sad irous. They hourly espect by
an arrival from Baltimore a quantity of
brass and plated commode handles, and but
tons of the newest sashions, and from New
York some pipe Frankiin Stoves.
Nnv. 22. d3t
03- 25 barrcls anc Ta Ln
OlL just received, and for salc by
Amhony ?. ggvg
ch mo. lfjþ-si
LIBBY &" CARNE
HAVE just recchcd by the ship Ten
Navembcr 2 3.
Novembcr 23. -
To t/zssc Lowzsis of Roast Bags?
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