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are not very sanguine as to the ultimate
Tt'SUlt.
Numerous American ships are .here,
under Portuguese, Spanish, fcc- colours,
offering for sale, freight or* charter, with,
out success.
April 24,—The sales of Cotton the last
week, including a public sale of West In.
dies on Saturday, ar< esli mated at S or 9 00
bales —and the demand t»r prime cottons
still continues—prime uplands readily coin,
mand 16 1. 2, and becoming scarce, though
we are stdl largely stocked wuh inlet lor of
every de^criptionaesome part of the sales
have been on speculation, but principally
Co the trade.
London, April II.
We have received the following impor
tant intelligence this morning i
“ Cape of Good Hope, Jan. 24.
M The Boadicea frigate arrived here
Jesterday fiora off the Mauritius, where
lie left our fleet on the 4.b instant ; shp
brings intelligence of the French frigates,
which had been cruising in the Indian
Seas, having succeeded in getting safe'in
with 4 pri£*s, one appartmly u large In
d aman, winch was chased on alioie at ibe
Black River | an unsucctss ul attempt
had been made by the boats of (he fleet
todestioy her.
“ The Ftcnch fleet has got safe in, and
were chafed by our fl.et on the morning
of>he 2J inst. consists of four frigates and
lour prize!', and as we know of only 3
French ir gaies being on the &>aion,\is.
B -Hi na, La Munche and Oei.us, some ap.
preheustons aie tnletia ntd ot the other
frigate being the Fiedmonteiie, which was
reported in India to have been captured
by two Fteuch frigates. It is, however,
possible, that they may have been pined
by another Fiench frigate from Lurupe*
The Raisor.able is expected here in a lew
> firm lh»» II rl. unil hv r u. ..
pec* to have some tur.her particulars.
“By the Dolly, American., fiom Cey.
Ion, we have accounts of two French fri.
gu:cs ftom Batavia having captured 13
American vessels, ar.d several English
country ships, at Tapanalna, ou the N. W.
coast of Sumatra, the Americans had
a laige quantity of specie on board With
which tl.eyvwtie puichJLmg then cargoes
of pepper.’*V M
13.
eaty beiroee^^mncc and Holland.
iere is one arJL which relates to A
;aj and whiclv r^rlis forcibly to cur
mlBA he obseMiion^^f [Mr WalshJ
relative to Bom^ric's feelings and
intentions tew a vs Amerfm, in his able
“ Letter upon Jue Gen us Dispc.i i.
ons of the Fwnch Go»ernmeni.M He
there warns the United Mates, that their
very labours to s;eer a middle course-.to
moderate his violence by humble remon
strance. <and benevolent ptoiessons— o
entice horn him <he aims of an t ppiesstd
and prccaricus relu»c ot trade would on.
ly conduce to heighten his din'aiii, atid io
embolden his insolevec—that ituy tquan.
dered cnavailingly their fund ot ^ubuos^u
on. In this treay with Holland all the
meichai-dize bicughi by Arnei ican slops
into Du'ch ports, v> hicb have entered since
th« 1* (‘fJanuaiy, i809. a retrospect, f 15
months, m to be given up o Fiance, " io
be disposed of accordir g to ciiciiins'an
c.s and to the political relations ct France
with the United bia es j** in other v.unis,
lo beg veil to Bonaparte as an engine io
force the Limed S ates into bU iiu sion.
It is rot ttto months since, iha; the French
minister ter iortigi. affairs wrote to Mr
A msiioog u Log note, which he desir: d
hill, tu liuri: mil the Fiesidem, in order to
prove to him 'he laendly intentions of
France, ai d her lavorabie disposition to.
wards the commerce of Amei tea With*
out waiting, however, loi a reply o (his
no e, France, proves her friend!/ imeriti.
ons and favorable disposition, by laying
li.r hands upon all Amtr can merchant
dize imported into the Dutch ports! It
will be remembered, that in the negocia..
ncn uc.wccn uur government- Alia nnun.
c;», (he latter made me strange demand
that iiolbU’d should htj considered as an
indepe* dent neutial state. To this de
li.and we replied, that so long as she was
exposed to the cuimouI oi Ft Alice, wc
could not consider her, nor wouid even
Trance sutler her lobe so considered. A*
merits, ho we vet, felt certain that sue
would, and she now teceives the it cum.
pence ot her confidence*
* Vjknna, March 34.
^sstired by persons of credit
;e celebrated hegcciatcrs now
to go 10 London, with a
Jage of the French cour, to
fet.eral peace. We trust that
"cr arriage oi Primes* Maria
I*eu**a wdE Napoleon ihe Great, will fix
the destinies ol Europe.”
April 19.
Pflrif papers have arrived to the 1 it),
and IT , ch io the l5«h. —1 hey continue to
I enter uin the absurd expectation thqt
|»e*':e wi>h F-r-gland must be the conat*
ejifence ol iionaparte’s marriage*
1 April 20.
E A mad from Lisbon at rived this morn>
M’.g with intel'.grrice to the 6th.— There
has Leen no engagement between our
treops and the enemy ; but it ia said to be
I.oin Welling on's intention to advance.
Large reiniorcemcnt* have arrived a- i.h*
^P%0bon from this country, and the combined
regular Uri’idi and Fortwgwcs* armies
arc as d to amount to 100 OOO men, be*
■ s.de» 43 regim.eots pi Utibua* The cue*
*.
tny "have been driven by Gen. BallaPeros
from Santa OSlaljt a ;<j Hu-lva j vaod as
their force at bcvill; i» no: slicing, • hev
have buevt obi grd to sei:d lot itinfarce
meats in the grea'est haste.
Banks of the Elbe, March 23.
Fourteen more American ships, with
colonial produce, are la cly arrived at
ronniogen, but they have not yet ob
tained permission fiom Copenhagen to uii
load.
Sir S. Romilly made a motion in the
House of Commons on the 16th of April,
for live liberation of Mr Gale Jones. On
a division, there appeared a majority cl
18 against the motion.
\VESTMINSTEU meeting.
At a meeting of the inhabitant house
holders, electors of.lhe city and Liber- i
ties of Westminster, assembled in
New Palace-Yard, 17th day of Aprii,
1810.
ARTHUR VOIRI ,Fsq.
ll.gh Bailiff, in h? Chair.
Tt was resolved. That we moat highly
approved of Sir Franc s Burden's let'er
to his constituents, the i.ubjeci being of
the utmost imp r ance, and the argu
| ments incontrovertible.
That Sir Francis burden's cordutl in
'calling up n ihe evil pow<-t for the pro
] lection nfhi-h.iute against milita y f..rc«
I was dictated by prudence, knowledge of
I and confidence in the laws of his coun
try.
That the House of Commons be called
upon tofe&tore to us ou: beloved repre
•eniati^mand co-opeia e iinnvdately
with htM% his cndcavcu s to procure a
fair a'.iun of the people in Par
liament. W
That iff petition now read fc- adopted/,1
that it he signed by tt.e high ba:'iff and j
twenty-five eievii rs, atid dclive ed to our >
remaining repiesentative, the tight ho >.
loid Cochrane, to be by h;n» presented .o
i lw. TT_ r « •
That a letter be addressed to Sir Fran. 1
cis Burdeu, expressing our full and enure [
approbation ot the whole and every pan
ot his conduct, as a member of Parliament. '
That the ?ett» r now read be adopted: ;
that it be signed by electors in the j
name ot this mrcung; and tna' the high 1
bailiff be requested to present the same .o !
Sir Francis Bu/deit.
That the thanks ot this meeting be given '
to our worthy representative, tue right
hon. lord Cochran., tor lus support ot S r
Francis lturdctt, during the present ardu*
i ous struggle.
l hai the thanks of this meeting be giv„
en those independent uiemuirsot tue nuue
cl commons, wnunave supported the rigtns !
o) the pc pie,
1 out tue thanks or th'.s meeting he given 1
to At nur Morns B-q. hig.-i bail.ff tor his
re.,uy c< inplianqe wita tnc rtqu sition of
the electors, hk; lor nis able ana imparti
al conuuct m ihs cu.tir.
Boston, May 2s.
FROM HaaoN
Captain Atwcii, \i h.. nr, v* a Jest even
ingj tell Lumen on .In* 14 ,i April.;*alhe I
Flinch had not advanced towards Portu., I
gal. British i tinfoicr m^rrs artivsa frs. !
quently.
No v« ysr.ls from Portugal are admitted
in Ku Sia ; but vessels i‘r mi the diaa i»,
and the island*, except Madeira are.
By captain A. we were tavored wun pa*
pers to April 14. Tney mention di posL
; lion ol (‘. tl .i ei;t l icdui corps in the rule,
i nor i»t bpii.n. They had e cti ot tnc pat.
riot aniiies opposed to then.
Paiucsof p«i o a were active in many
placp^PMln we re cimstair ly muting prisrr,.
cisMtJ or dfjS^ying sin di bodes or ihe |
k i AcIii aLappenr to be ♦requen' de.
serwi.s^H^ tlitmniv-deis.—Tnc duke of'
, AbimiesjUiS at ft-storg ».
Lisbon, A*r'l 12.
We hrar Troir. Cadiz, that the duue or
Albtqurque is appoimeu ambassador ex.
1 liaoiurnary t» me bn ish court ; tuat
Blake is io command lus army, md L*icy,
Blake’s. Cast.mos will have the actual
command at Cache. - .Mk
The Britisii have sent an expedition to..
Catalonia.
Letters worn Valencia say that General
Caro has beat in Atcams, a Krencn corps,
tliat entered that province from Arr. g.ni.
DOMESTIC.
— i * t «■»"
Charleston, May 26.
The British ship Georg.*, which put
into this port some days since, has
been ordered to leave the port, as, un
York on Saturday from Liverpool,
bringing London papers to the 23d
April, nnrl Pans news to the 16th.
By this arrival we have a lvicet of
great interest from both G. Britain
and France. It has been oQiciaily no
tified to general Armstrong that no
vessel bearing the A neriean fl ig will
he admitted into any port ol the con
tinent of Europe, and that such as
may be found will be coniiscued.
An A mAtcan vessel abou. to enter
die Trxel,llestin vd for A nsterda n,
was forbi J<Ien to enter, and nil inter
course with Holland, declared to be
interdicted to the American flag, at
which a positive nouncation was given.
1 he vnieb rmt impeded hid ar
rived in England*
s
a similar communication, qualified in
the mode, by an intimation that though
the American fltg will not be suffered
te ports of Denmark, it a,
ut of any hostile dispositi
part of Denmark, which
rfully countenance the fair
trade of America; but that the dou
ble conviction bf multiplied frauds
and impositions carried on under A
merican colours, could not be defeated
by any effort of discrimination*
The principle of the duke of Ca
dote’s letter, is declared to be adopted
bv all the powers of the Baltic, and!
not alwa. s practicable. Russian ports,
as we ll as Danish and Swedish, Prus„
aian, and the whole of the coast, will
be closed .*gainst our fl ig.
The British government has issued
an order in council in March, declar
ing the whole coast of Spain in a state
of blockade, and that anr vessel what
ever found on the coast or attempting
to enter auy port ol Spain or Pcitugal
would be male a pri4e of,
«ew-Yohk, May 30.
—-The following article
is notorious character is
the Aurora of Monday,
from London of the 15th
April, states that Col, Burr had suc_
ceeded in obtaining passports lor Pa,
ris, after a detention ofelev;n weeks
on me rrencn lronturs. it appears
by this letter that .\I P.chon, former
ly Cha ge des *»ffa res of France near
the CJ States, hail been addressed by i
liurr, and through him passports had
been obtained. Pichon is in the ser
vice of king Jerome, something in the
nature of a privy councillor, an acci
dent curious enough if we only consi
der that Pichon was recalled, and in
temporary disgrace at the s-pecial in
stance of Jerome.
is little dependence to be
plifPr3jkeports of French alT.iirs de
rived rnfcWfjh English sources, but we
think it w^’ertheiess proper ,.o s ate,
wh tt we do not think improbable, be
cause it it perfectly .compatible with
the character of liurr, who is stated to
have presented a memcr.al to the em
I eror on ths subject of his fcrmei
conspiracy to divide the union, and
that hi proposed to Bonaparte, a re
newul ot the design under French au
spicies j the friends cf Burr in Eng
iui 4 spoke with the fullest confidence
ot his being succe*s!ul, and many ol
hi-* ol^j^i rents had lett England u
meet A^HuPuns; there were several
there t^Lue him.”
The GMc cf April 10*.h, says,” We un
derstand iH| as soon ms Mr Lee, who
h-.s been slht with dispatches trmn Mr
P.nkney to General Armstrong, slu II ar»
l ive at Paris, that minister will quit the
C urt of France to proceed to America.”
Among the pros-ntations to the Qceen of
Kn lanu on tne 12 h of April, at tne draw
ing-room, wm Mr Morier, on his being
appointed secretary ot the embassy at
tne court of Persia ; f>o that the report oi
•••* WIHViU J.<UC5 ai lYAi
jacksoi.** successor, and tne quality ol
charge d^cuihurSj must be unfounded.
^^PidiKGro.M City, May 30.
The I^Pslaiure of Maryland havt
incorpor^l) a company lor ihc pur
pose of budding a bridge over the Su .♦
quchanna at Havre de Grace*, wuh au
tnority to raise 350,000 dollars.
1 He Legislature of Pennsylvania
have incorporated companies lor buiio
ing a bridge ov r the Allegheny at
PiL.sburg, unil over the Monongahela
between Washington and Brownsville.
1 hese are- grea: objects, whose acJ
complinhinent will conduce eminently
to the accommodation of the public.
Nat. int.
Af^fcai-le, dated Paris, April l,
gives wf\ t of 50 American vessels
captured and sequestered in the ports
of France, Spain, Holland and Na
ples, since the 1st of Apnl, 1809 ; of
44- American vessels sequestered in
the part* of Spain, whose cargoes are
ordtre . tbe transported to Bayonne ;
of l^^s*eL Bequest* red in Holland ;
ant^^Ao vessels sequestered an I sold
by o^rer ol the goveinrnent of Naples.
ib.
«isgtow City, June 1.
ry ol cue Treasury left
rJay on a visit to the
if the Suite of Pennsyl
vania.
Bestow, May 33.
OUR COMMKRCR IN THU < PH.
It is no Amil know a that a Ur^e, ll uut
the Krtsi.'^Hrt of whst is cxheU Amer J
j esn conm-roe in the Biltic, is in f^c \
[Urit-iH property, attempted to be smu^J
tied into Danmark, flu-sla, Stc under th"
American P,*g and forged papeis and no,
untretjucuily with the aid ut British Been,
ws.
The wise ones at London know how thi*
business is, ««#n igtd.—An American ad,
ven.urer becomes the nominal owner Of a
vessel and carg >, the real property of an
. Lngbsh Capitalist.—-The necessary papers
to Americanize lh-- whole [even to the 1 g
book of the voyage from some port in this
country] are procured from some licensed
lor gerer s — Special cate is
i.ikemto (WV) a faithful crew, who know
die custom hou e oatn m me
islinakt ferity, and how <o swear for the
accoii^Bodaiion of their employers* Free
fioin mF oiious restrictions on commerce
or conscience they shape th.ir coer.e to
some port open to the oona fide neutral
tr<sde of America—.Tuuniugeit or St. Fe*
ter sou i gh for instance. There happen to
he ai these places a portion of our old
fashioned Citizens wth real American
property, who are content to prosecu e
commerce upon he plan principles of coin
inun holiday, and tvi o r.ev«-r s.opped a;
London to take Lessons in the new school
of “mercantile inordiiy” and natna.il
honor. These chutlis.i tellows while they
terl lor themselves, insist that they feel ai.
so for the interest and crcuitol their conu
try. Actuated by an unsocial ^disposition,
[much 1 ke that which in Lss liberal tunes
induce our bank directors to harrass their
country, Stephen Boroughs 6t Co. in Hie
prosecution of their ingenious and profita
ble laboi »j] they call on our Consul J. M.
forhmnanAour Minister J Q Adams, those
” would have
'• h -vt. profited by me prae.
and not to li ,ve »• nutrac
SJ^umcts” m can.net and coca.
i> l phrase, either by the k ng’s orders m
council, or the lectures on ** mercantile
noraluy,” in the icderal ne*s papers,
l i.ey interpose their “kind” and cutting
•‘aid”— detect what in their casuistry the,
please to call fraud, separate the real iroin
the counterfeit Amencm property, secure
me tonnsr to its proper owner, and lea**
tne latter to shiit lor itseli under tne gi.i
cious protection of British lorgenes. i o
make bad worse, even to the t. eight of the
A [tier, can VPN«**I. I.f r.dlln . _ ,
mucn as sue is worth-*So that ihe whole
loss ol th«d ill favored American commerce
finally foils on its ina£aiumous protectress
iingKnd. And what, with humolc subm s’
sion to ihe more rtlined knowledge ot me
federalists, in these tilings, we choose to
call our lair neutral commerce, is a gain,
er, and those concerned in it And, agree*!
oly to t.ie old ni ixim ot our aucesLom
In the Spanish brig Nucstra Senora del
1 dar, arrived here on Wednesday, came
the Governor and Inlendant of Laguira
and suite. We learn, that the natives ol
of La Gu.ra, on hearing tf the successes
ot the t tench in Spain, anJ tearing th'it it
wou d foil un ltr-Hhe domination of Uoua.
narte, ai 1 cited lie Gover.mr, 6cc. iinme
i.ately appointed one from arooog them!
te.ye'j and then put the deposed on boatd
UiC brig, ui dcr a guard of about forty sol.
.Iiers, with strict orders that he cr his suite
should not be forded in the Spanish dortiini.
ons. Ill is looks like a commencement ol
leclaring themselves independent—and in
the accomplish nen. ef this event wo wish
■»’dicrs return im,
lb '
t gentleman of res.
„ , ■*, to his hiend in
Uridgepurt, [Con.j dated April 15, 1810.
“ In couversat.on with Admiral C -ch
rane^ a lew days since, he observed, that
he had discharged from on board the fleet,
under h.s command, cm this stat.on, evert
person that had the least cosoible claim Ai
tieing an American—and Amend hiniieW,
that iroin me disposition manifested by .he
American government, through .vlr. |*n,g.
nty, lib minister in London, that a Co-. .
mtrcial 1 reaty would soon us concluded
between the respective countries."’
H. wai rivs
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[Kl) OH STOLEN,
i t).e subscriber,
A D Brindled Cow.
Site lists s fin (wth Iwf fUft , |
are cut out i:i the shape <,1 * h*K apoti.
She had with her when she
way, n Yearlinp, red anti v ,
particular marks at t’<at time- j
with calf when she went aw 1
* ipposc h is Aulfhy this lime.
<t\er will tlcWer me the raid Cow and
Yearling, anal ttccivc a rewird of
Five Hollars. L. JOSEPH.
Itichur.ond, June 1. tt.
Prorisoiy Notice*
rllK Subscrilfer bvt nt&as? tt>
rar.ve hia fk-atly tv Relief, j, ,/,V
^ Wr X, W.a'*doif<V •***■« v. fttxrrtkt
C.tpito . in that Lt4ase he aiii, «t0fe •< ? 6 *t
Stytrml«t ccx-, continue Ids prctcatojl (*’.» u. t
»a me U loiTtaj plan.
1 he Subscriber himself aKfed if
Bices-try, bjr a [wion ,*F 'competent abilt u*
wi.llcxsh the indent and modem Mtngstart:*
uiusily taught, civil history, and what coftstl
tu-e* the li entry and mom! oxi.se, ii . m.Ay
• n the Sjrtiog. lecture on Bo-nuv, to a fcdcct
class every Saturday sfifrnooa.
iUl the branches of the Mathem.i
t'"8 i hiuitticil and I'ractictl, together w '.h
Natural f'.irioiophy; and drawing wi:l It; tati/hc.
by Air John Wood.
The English blanches, viz .• Heading VV.i^
ting. Cyphering, C.tmmtr. Oonipo:iiion, Or
^X'Bpliy, &cwU, I* taught by un nb'c istiru^
11 ion and';ime aha I be cmefl/ perl
'p!-dges niin e.u* A
Gurf^lVf^Hpysteihatic^ regular, mi l setupu
lous observance of tlis above p.an -_. . ,^LJ
Young Ladies shsli be uught in aw any, Ik con-J
v n.eut sparur enti.rly detached from m<M
revt of Ihe school. In :e/?ral impertan. lestwci^B
.tirs. Giratdn will extend her a, ten 10 i to
female department. Young fadi s may be
struc e.f in Jfuicat the Acaiomy, vi h ro a.t
instrument sht’l be provided lor '.h purpose.
Thecho .e of teache s in >hv branch, shall oi
'eft to P.iteu s and G .ardia s
Fur her pjrriculus r -x iv« ;o ru| s, prices,
k~.. sha l .pcedl y he comniuuicated in a circular
ti the pursorts concerned.
A G nticm ui of high chnrac c', both as 4
CoOia* Bn 1 a juris , con*.emr lutes di irrrinr
Lc.t.tre* on fcloqasnce. iithes and |(JV,.
Thu ci cu n. z. ice pro.nuej iufiui e udvun age
o 't« .en » ..u I .1 i, “
Itic.imdni, Jduy3Jh 1810.
- . L, li. Girardia.
r. d. The ^ irents and Guardians of Y^u.h
no w at the Academy are resp c fully invited to
continue them under the jo. nt tuuion of L II
G.rcrdin, D D. yle and J. Wood, until the fir.i
ot September next I he charge, as justice rc
TV'es» •*>*ii extend only to tu:i.->n aolua.ly re
ceived, hat is, to the period fiom me expirat oa
of the ditterent quarters now running to die first
Jiy of S ptember.
C7- Wanted by a person in Richmond,
an able and respectable Teacher ot th‘>3.
! branches which constitute a liberal course M
of English Education { via ; Spelling, Rea. T
ding. Writing, Grammar, CompositionM
Mercantile Ari'hnietlc, Geography,
i i be terms will be such as to rentier the
situation desrable*
Apply at this Office.
Richmond, June 4 h, 1810.
N O T 1 (flu
IN consequence of the separation which
will take place on the first of next Septem
ber dttweenL.H. Girard.n, D. lloyle, and
John V/u^Ahe undersigned wdl jointly
trom continue to teach young lal
dies ar.dVnMLnKn in the same buddings
id whicl^^l^^|ool whs before kept, witu
uninteriupffd zeal, in separate apartments
as heretofore.
The prices shall be reduced to ten dol.
lars per quarter, for the English branches, £
consisting of- Spelling, Reading Writing #
Geography, use ol the Globes, History^#
dcllcs Letters, Mercantile AnthmetidV
Rook-keeping—and the useful practicaP
brances ot Mathematics— with wuich
The Latin and Greek languages, or ei
ther, will be taught fot 12 doll*. 50 cents
p«r quarter.
The objects and advantages of this con.
uect.on will, in due time, be more ;ully ex.
plained in a caid, which will be circuited
tor that purpose.
JPAVID DOYLE,
CHARD DAiiXEY,
RichmodH^t n May, I8iu,
BY vrtue cf a tired of trust'executed
o me by Pleasant Younghusbsr.d, dec.
bearing date on the 58th day of Match,
1803, and duly recorded in ihtr enu i of
lien, ico county on the 6 h day olJu-.e
Will be Sold,
To the person who takes the same for the
shortest period, and pay two thourat \
iollars, wi h legal inter, st thei ton from
.he fust day of April one thousand e pbt
hundred and seven, anti the costs oftxe-^
cuting the trust, that W
BRICK TENEMENT,/
On the South side of the Mam Street at^
j inmg the lot of ground s Id by the said
Y iunghusband to Joseph Marx and ex.
tending from the said Main Street back
n the alley which ex.ends thro* the square,
t being th^jower tenement of those two
belon £ie snid Younghusband’s es«
■'e* un_ satne right. The s..,e
will take j the pt t-niises, on Friday
• he sixth d : July next, at the hour of
12 o'clock, and the lease executed to tho
purchaser on the payment of the said sum
of money, by
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Trustee,
June 3 h. 1810. l,n
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