Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-22 00:00:00, page 3

' Latcst from France.
Yeaterday prs'wed at this port the fa'et
niting bing Camtlll. captain Shaler, from
St. Sebestinm. Which port she left on the
llth al April- _
Mx. ]ohn Griatmhl came out in the 'Ca
milln, bearet- of despatches from general
Amutrong to our got'ernment'stud has sur
.n'nhed the editm of the Mereantile Ad
rrrtieer with : file 'of French" papet's, and
the following summer)- of newe. '
"Mr, (hit-eld. beames of despatchesis in the
Cnm'tna, lest But: on the 26th of March.—
The emperor and sundry member: of his
court were at Compeigne, where the new
copnu Made Louisaz accompanied By the
prince of Neufchatel, ded jtut arrived-u—
TXe niumpbel entry into Paris, with the
townes-on - of the marriage ceremon'uls.
in to tekeþhee on Sunday, the in April.
The prey-ration sot' " che gk'eit event were
splendid .beyoed droeriptioo'; and . it n'as
suppoeed the illutniutiomþod sent! would
an! in brilliensicy M of my former peri
t ' - ' '
Galen! Demotie'r, had been npþl'tntessd by.
the empetur minister to the" Whites! Sma
It '— nqt'knoen' man;; he ssnssuo tue-.
"02! [theft] Timeu. {n- tl'te't' he it eppoint
T'd .! w ll'Rssct-l mit-inn.. He. bed Wa
p-þqc {a .sh' Fssnqeh. Mt. si_thsie._Reuiu
"Mildmwnil hop; si" ' [by
'WÞM the tom os_ si "It
:: Mctb'nsilzdd in Plsifilo 'that
." ' . _' m ed si Vclsidﬂ
m IN Mb elxeeley. . m .
go the surciary of war by;gene1-al Wilk'm
not he as,-:, " ! have n'ot reeeivedthe
strip 01 ;. pen horn ynu eince'si the and: "of ss
]nnc. but in: progreeslng raptdly in "nay pr- '
,,ngemnu for moving the troops. an ob
_'-ct nem- ted)-heart, and which occupiact _.u
my ntteDsiORI-ss, \ 4"
The generalthen-esstnu, that am one of
the gon boat: had been reported in ratus
men: that the preparation un difie'uldossw
inz to the-general eicknen of their em
and the 'Wpractienbility of shippin'g men;
that the condemned blrgee at sort Adatsim
lend been ordered down end were repoiridg
at nomellupenee ; that is the gan boat:
sail him, he should hire three or four har
gee, and that in twenty "day! he e'xpeete
to make his tending at Natchez or'iq
thlt sivicinuy. lle then etatee, "our neu
have hereased considerably. but our mala.
dies are confined ﬂows: univennlly to the ss
ogue lbd seVer-z neaﬂy all the offirers lond
it. but we have not tout one, nor do ( ex.
'Pccf we dun." He stntt-s the difficultie.
which occur—red in the departmrnt of provi
tions: he aye. the dom"?! of the troops
had been loud and just ; that he had o'ssered
one hundredsidollan for a small cow with.
out effect ; that the ﬂoor wat aﬀected bv the
climlte immedintdy after bending, and that
on the utter sailnre of the'cumractor to sur
nctuh bread orfiuur snr two or three dart
luceeuively, he had purchaser! a hundred
knelt us lour 'ttn'd hitd the nme distribut
ed. He att.ihutes to the shame: of the
chntnctor, and the consequcnt mftmtgetnem
osh'to business being entrustcd' to a young
man without knnwtedge dr experience, end
Isiþpurenl'y nl an ohninttte prrveru dipposi
tion, nll the difficultics they had to encottn-ct
ger on the nubjsitl of (Pox-Ilium. _ He then!
[ay], ** ! wish indee that he may not obc'
dign nie to take the whole busi'nen out of.
hie hand; and to appyiat _n comminny to'
purchase tntlsttpply. But to (he but extre
lists only shall ] noon to thin ltep." As.
us nating " tl-lt the inhﬂbiﬄﬄsch't dOWh
with the prevaihng dSoene of the camp, .
thing which tlcctdrding to them had my"
before occurrcd," he concludes thtu: " lss
not den-med for our thedicnl and hospiul
up:-net: but ldo not undern-kid that a
pur'ticlc of either htts )cl_ arrived for the
new let-its, and ofcht-sr'l have no alter.
natiVe butto submit to the requisitiom of
the eurqeotn. We shall not. huwevcr.pre'ss
your appre—priatiuns For this departmrnt.si
although "the 'cousumþnion of five: or six
'hundred._s'tck must be contidetable."
( To be centinued.)
—--:.:"—si-—
hand;] m said,-m.."- ct fil- .. si. .
he)! do's siIl if w- . "'W II' silk
became the My ss ?MK __ _ si FW ss
last' to our me}: in! event- m any de
pend on win-tree my judgpedtss ;enyen-ss
(net, pemmlezpu'nsim end Art-anon m
eﬀect." . 'si ' '
The following lecterssdzted (.:"n' . esse .
an lit:-is, August 29sish, 1809! !: si ed
BY LAST NIG-HT'S MAl-L.
NEW YO-XIK. May 19.
sate mien-"'IM' W its .
&c. ex'diu't'r'e ot'l'dlsinmgenfy W
to hare;-coat— injsqsseriea ssinore'thctln am
millione & doll'ara-si That since ;n it?-et.
m b'ctee- on i-ctdsisthe meanw- 5
the royal tremffixtzlhl} inzpalﬂssnttane-g ss
po sting to Bayosi'nne, ' . whireit wae, to meet
:: similar—fare., The reason; 'migned for
'thir'hasty proceeding wane prevent coat:
'- to individual, chimnu; who " would other
: trey- be proeecuting their claim aeparne
j ly and at great expence. . . . -
,Littie or no newe from the armieesiinj
Ssspain that could be relied upon. .
' General'ﬂena, who commanded a prty !
of Patriotr, had been takenby . Party of the
Geaa (L'Armes-and eent into France etsieort- ,
ed by a heavy guard of aoldiere. On" the, ss
7th of April General M. war dining apart ss
from his troops and was aurpriled at table. 7
A party of Gena 'dArmea entered hie apart- ;
ments, bfore he was apprised of their ap- :
preach—he made a short but vigoroue re
aittance, in which he was severely laund
ed, and it wae euppoaetl he_w6uld not'enr- *
vive his wounds. _ ' 1
A rumor prevailed It St. Seba'stian"! at !
the tim the Camilla sitailed, that a battle ?
had been fought between the combined ar- ss
"mies and the French, in which the latter
'Were defeated with considerable "lose—of
si the truth ol'thit little wat known or be;—liev- ss
ed.
lt' was also reported the day previoue to
ending, that the lsirigate John Adam. hassd si
'icrrived at Cherbourgh; but no ncwsia had
trantpired l'ro't'n her. , "
,?The Camiiin hat bro'ttzhtsi home the crew ss
'o the ship Ananmdergrast, of N. York,
'lutely condemned in the court of prize"; at
'Parit, both vrstel and cargo. Seventy-tis
"name.-it belonging to Amertcossn vcuele, cap
}* th'-ed and rotiiteatetl in the Day of B'ucay,
also came home in the Camilia. The crew":
ol atque-tend vt-nele were denied a cup
-port by the French government and Were
daily entering on board of French priva
let".
By a late decree 'all "import dutiel are
[ doubled and on prize goode treble. 4
, cal Encyclopaedia. &c. . _ .
) (? Th'd publishers hasse been at great
"sim- man. may no
'eapeme in obtaining the only translation, 're
vised and corrected by gentlemen of well
; known talent:, which will make abc'mt ls irols.
8 mo. containing GOO'pages each, declicatetlct
. to the Merchant: of . the U. S. Cop'y right
: accured according to law.
' vo volumes, containing 600 pagea each,a_nd
' of me pan-one of the vow-an beodded wtbo
o !
L sommctezal Gcagraþhy ; ,
'C UNTAlNlNG all that relates to the ai
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am: in the world, and a comprehcnaive and
correct account of their agriculture and pro
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mine;, and the dommerce running there
i'rorn—thcir laws, customa, tribunals and ad
—ministrationa of commcrce—their land car
riage and navigaticn: their banka and com
mcrcial companies; their monieffiweighta
and _ measures ; their exports and "lnporu ;
their exchange and the balance oftrade ; their
colonien &c. &c. art-an'ged in alphabetical
order-- From the French oj ]. PtﬂU-flo author
of the Dietionary (is Police, of the Methodi
board:, at 83 for each volume, payable on*
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be enhanced.
lt' :: expected one volume win bed-livered
each month from the connen-ment- A [in
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]: will be delivered to suSunb'en Soiind' m
on Fill-[narrow He}! occupied by If".
[an volume. .
'I" Subuciptlooo received et thin office;
pnsihlcd "on a new type Add P'Pct 'f * 8
the meh of April, but bringe nothingsinew. ss
'l'he Engliah ekpectpd to hold Liabon' for a
some time longer:
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& L'xtrcct Zf a letter datcd Bardeattx, Feb.
18, to a merchant in Plu'ladrlpltin.
"] siam of opinion that nothing can pre
vent the condemnation of all Assmercticon
properiy in France and Spain, is thin *day
siwe have received poeitive information that
the emperor haa ordered all the Americassn
property under ac'queatration, ctamounting
to thirty millioaaof franc'l, to sibe'for'thwith
tranaported to Baj'on'nc, cold there,'nntl
'theprocec'da placed inctthfip'uctbl're die-t,
la thiasicountry the Moniteur ia considered
at csizpreaaing'bsiv ita publicationa the inten
ti'oh'a of government. and many thingh si have
lately appeared ealculated to'tsstlar'm thoae
intereated in American c'omrsinerce. ca
tcr'dasiy we read 'sor the But time in thnt
paper, the act of congresin of March "O!,
Lssauapending intercourae with France and
England, and 'e'tiidcotly publithed at shi
moment tojuatisy this government in -the
, sihoatile measureait ia rcaolvcdfto purpaue to
' warda'the U. S- by representing the latter
l
siaa the aggreaaora. Although none of the
! veaecla ar'rivcd in the portahave'contrasiveh
, ed any of the e'xia'ting French decrees, yet
all American property has bce'n indieerimi-_
nately seized, on arriving, by the military
siauthorities, on the'ground that France will
not permit her allie's Lo'participate in a 'tr'ade
denied to herself.
" I have just Seenalesitter from General
Armttrong, whichstatca, that there is no
hope of saving Amesiriean property- from
confiscation, and ever} thing te'ndsia to non-'
firm this opinion." _
\ mind. si .
i may Box-dun: Pepsskee. Georgesi Phil
eMn—lruekv-mchmoor. \
mon- Bliie An. hill-on. dino—
Spring Goodo—rnrim - - '
- Chenn. .. ;
t Schoonrr loins, North, lum—by
sic. ]- Cl nue":
From Urban—Cape; M'Crea', ol the
ship Latona, who arrived thia sorenoon
from Liebon, informa that it in currently
reported when be left there (April 4) that
the French had; or were about to 'wi'th
draw their troopa from before Cadii, for
the purpose of ctibccntritin' their thole
force into one Body to a'tac the hritiah
and Portnm'leae 'armieiss ct roop'l were con
atantly 'arriving there from England. Three
hcgimenta landed the city before 'captsiain
M'Creactaailed. ct .. _ ssct ,, ,
Nero Torl pipes", Me} 19.
"it: the thenne! 'a hopet- of Apdl 8,
whtccth continued it: neeoupt aside "um-'t,
of the ]ohn Adlnctt't from ﬂorlacti'i, for the
United Statu, wtcttb geoensilsi Ariam'obg on
bond. - ,. 't_
" - :ct
A pomphlet ba lately been nubsiiklted in
London, entitled," The diplomqtie þoliey
of Mr. Mtditon unsiveiled." , To unnil hit?
policy,' to London may be of some oervice ,
but of what avail it expooition or proof" in
this c'osiu'ntry? !! action: thunder, demo
cncy it deaf. [! proof "open, pelpnble,
you at : mountuin," it exhibitgd, demo;
ency ieblind and unseeling. Throw de
monnntiont weighty at the globe on in
ba'ck, the nctaighty bent ttazgen as is but-si
the-ed With a feather.
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Part Qf Albxanrihe.
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. 'priie'a' to consln os lou withinfvhe [apt-chase—
} a number of these lota'the eub'eeiiber lied e!
obeeer.
' P G. Marstille'r.
Witl be (14leth _
NEGRO MAN ("00er
' old—bed cssaksto Semofthedutþ
m. Uniud Smee, devise" w: in); ..f
Mr. Georgehh she, ofA en'd hope-;? '
parted to thin piece by msiwnnmm
who conveyed him in truet other,
ny to eeeiesy e debt one I ? him.
equirgþ-siend he ylll be eou under "32
conveyence which give'e e goodct'ﬂtl
trance, who will (its the ende totheu w
Mey 92.
" 4511 do ,. '
. swoon-due. Womb-main
" Pnnntpmeosfideullsbnbbssc
**"\ "sir _ :Re* GWH - _
Meyﬂﬂ -'_- . .
chase made of the lndlane b _the_ more of
.Ceorgia. Tnessleuialature es 'eor to en
courage the' populatlon of thessdieujirt aa well
'a: to benefit the inhabitants of the nate, had
the purchase 'aqrveye'd and divided into lete er
inquere: of 202 and half acna each, and Felix
ed a lettery remictln the ssa'alq'of llcsi en 16
the cilleEnl'os G'eorg a at a low 'prlce,,the
m;
5ooo Acre: qs Land7qr Salt. , _
HE-eubsc'rib'er oﬀere' for eele e number
of very—veieobie Men Qss/Letssld in that
'part of "the nere 'ct Georgte tellen the " nw
'sor seleare aituat'ed between'the Ocenee and
sikncw the terms-3 aþplyin to he snbecriber
living at A'lessxsi ri'n, in ! e huict osCb-si
tumbictl . , . . . . "
' A'ncbon'y Dyet,
s
'roseneez. "
He cen most confidently eﬂm thsiet ht'e ti:
fcra for eele. come eke in the si'v'ic'inily Qssithe'
cityof Milledgeville, the peisimulent acn of
_the mle government, in present vv'h'lie po
sipulation exdeedd lsoo soule—"it is diluted
upon the urge _os 'thessOco'nee; 'Fh'i'eh ie ill-'
vlgable for beau that carry from llheen t'o
,twemy tone, to Darle'n, uþnn 'tlfe Allantlc—
indeed the whole purchneje become very po
þulous, knowe dia'poeed to engage in enow..
ern azricultnre, or ache upon epeeu).
try generally is well supplied with branche'i,
feresiek alreams, river-, and aplct-in'ge the'cmsi
etantly ﬂow. Many 'of the naeum adver
tipedhave the 'edvu'nge of fine dinber ind
'mill tents. - '
Land for Sal C'.
_ lN purauancc of a dccr'oe 9!" the {vor'sh
ful court of King George man!). 'I 'a
si'nudneriben, pommluionen tdmsn named,
ctwill expel-e to public Me to the highest [I]!!
der on the premisco sbr ready cath, on run-si
thy the l2th of Juno be'n, a}: unkiwidcteduwid
!; aside TRACT _0F LAAD lying in its
count] of Fnirfu', (is! she w'nlbn of ))ka
Ran, .bom Bfwcnsi miles from slow-urin
phc little River Turnpikc Rbnd'pnnctdng tho' '
the tract.1_'hu land' m ynnveye'd by a died!
of gift from John Anhtooss nen {0 Chnden H."
shton and others, nnd in add to and," I
debt gan A'ui'un swim from an] Charlclss as
{le' u deer end iiidieputeble—thsile he wiehee
to impreesse in order to (en-eve esiny þnjudlre
that may exlet in the mlnnass'el (hoie shape-ed
w pur'ehaae Gedygla Lan de. The me" now
ct'si'ss'si' When: um, \
Ricbndsssnz
May 9; ' " 'si fish)";
Pubis-5 55
53, OrlerofW am, yctss.
' ' Wﬂ-Lct'LZ-c si. ,si sssshzsi '
um him M .QW * "if. .
unite man! deal:-able advantage-. The codnsi. '
aclirea of (hie oppquilnity to obtain good lande
new sosir nale. _ Several olsslhe tracts afe 'con-Z
tiguoua to each other'end home in the neigh
borhoml of Boiulehing county towne; come
Ocmulgee "Men,. and are within the las; pur- _
lation. cannot do 'beller tisidn Ko' um thund- _
it" 22 ....siss lnwfin'i .
Tho'se inclined te beceme burthaeera'masiy
sadinnctuhqnnm-W ssct-nnd
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