Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-04-17 00:00:00, page 2

'I'sshe reports c.: 3 treaty nrtwceu rraoc:
and Amcrica, and the ulzzxat'oun of Bona
Fame's decrees. I:?d cvaporaud. Anus}.
can vessels continual to D.: captured and
not into the pcrts of France, and her colo
nieict. Napnlcon had not set oﬀ for Spain.
The Dutch otficial anctte had announccd
'i: having been settlzd, that the {more bride
of the. French emperor wou'd bc Cachariug
Paulim, sister to the emperor of Russia,
who is in hrr Slst year; and that a French
officer had been scnt- to St. Pct-ssnsburgh 'to
escort thc Russizm princess to Paris.
]; was r.,portcd the 'l'oulon ﬂctt had put
Lo sea; and that lord Colsmgwood was in
si " t-suf-tnf it.
We sum} no mention mddc in the London
paperzgczsscnding a n—wsi mini—ter to the U.
S-sim-z, or of rccctiling E.! r. ].kksam
Thr- samom Fruxch {rsizgatc La Cannu
nicr, from Insi'si'm is amtctng the prich se
,ccmlv sent imo England.
The ex \ icc-prcsldxnt Burr, was said to
be in Pais, pluuiu; mischief.
Extrac't-cf a letter fi'sm an slmeriam gen
tisi-mcm in Paris, _c_.'s.';z-d You. 21,
"" All n'ill depend on the final resuit of
our aﬀaira with this cs-unny; and ] think
to one can judge th: d-ss'cisisions of our go
vernment on their hearing of the outrage
committed on our property at Sc._ Scbzgzims
and Napha, which was as unexpected here
as the l." .tsurc lpprars unjuat! The on?)
exphnation this governmtnt has given to
our minister is that " It is : politicalmu.
lure."
ssAP Akls, 70!!- (0 !
The Confiance px'natccr, burnt on the
_ adult- the Amcrican btig ]olm,wh1ch,
"Lo" her passage from London tq St.
Wone at the Azoru. The nmnss
incur bi- uent luste Bmt, the-Cdlbe,nf
,Clpt. ﬂour, from Liabon for
M-sstim Meco, piqzþ end pipe
:um Tbilwize find 18 Amicm and
' Reunion me.
Amid; & W w,
own palm, inn Nor; ptk, with
THE pissncer Le D'ore be
"at 11;le .ctfdn lah ult. : Sdm
5": m ssidonssid produce
F
By the Sany. cept. Sunon, which arrived
here yensiei'day (tom, Londbn, we have re
ceived London paper. to the IGLh—of Febsi
ru:lsy._ ' ' ss
In the debate: In the English paﬂiament,
wc have not it and anyctlhing on Amcrican
assairs. .si'shc ministers appear determined
neither. to go to war, nor to relax their or
ders in council. The- paper: which passed
in all uhe late negozimiom with the U. S.
have a" been laid before parliament and
p-nhzlzlsivsid. Mr. Pioknessv and his lady were
\1a.usu..*'.y constant in their attendancc on
the my'cti been, and drawing room: ; and a
mmiswrinl paper Zn nothing; the: an bassa
dur's presence a'. t'm— qu: rn'o els'ct'ct-ifin room,
thus :u'hu ges thcm-m-Mnniun, llcssiau,
Parshm, Portuguesss. Spanish, {:c.
The l'l'on. Mr. \Vsi!'.zs\-y I:.ul sv'ﬂe'l
swim England on a missZ-m m (iadiz. " He
will probably fvl'siow th: ]unm to South
Amtrica.
'_-———-..__
",
Lonnon, Fcb. 13.
An Americangentlcman landed, on Sun
,)", .: Dover, smm on board an Amcriz
mix rein] from Calais, with despatchu for
Mr.?inkncy; and !he ship procecd-ssck-o
hcrhomc weld passirge. [: seeme that As
innsiicans, who are carried into France for
radisig wish this country., arc treated am
];adly a the English. The- inczIIngce from
France is; that :.a cmlmrgo has been laid in
the French pous along short, [or some
days. A equadson is said to be silzing out
at Dcnmmk.
lo the admimlty court were 'txied e'nis
d-w. viz. the Eumw,,siGram, an Amerisian
veg- I in honest, hom Sylc Io Amszerdum,
condemnd! : Beauty, Fidden, do._ further
prctoos end.
! onowipg is : specimen of the son
unjxcz mch which 'thcsiPu-is paper:
le on the capture And burning of Ame
d vessels: " " ' ss
WA-sssi__* -
Dcily- Came 6 Dollan per am.
Country Gmxte, 5 Dollan.
kill?! "Am WIIMD "
sAMU LSNownzm
Rovasi-ufeet, Jlezaudn'c.
A ill taily Went,
cond. zncctn :: roamen.
FOREKGN NE-WS.
.BOSTON, siAþ-ct'z 7.
TUKSDAY, APRIL 17.
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A...
— A.
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]
.sizsifiwsseffi * Psi... si W'B'"
an none N'ﬂRm'sssi'sisi
...si ( P " ' A? ' Febrmgysit.- ?
Linen from Tonitingep of tlcte Midd
etatc, that the conm'tuloa appbtnted'db ox- :
amia- thc Zargoel brought tkere by -Ame- ",
.:icn neueb, hadc'ommemd their opera- -
iom,—and-bld, at the above date ordered- ,
th: rnwntiou of.:hecarpn of the-Pick
curing; Clpt. Curverz'Tdelnphe, Atkins,
- Bustoa ; 3 Sons, Woodwazd, Salcmi; De
votion. Miller, New-York; Orion, Mil- .
ler, do. - Cencordia, ]ohnsoo, do. T hOmas,
Law, do. and Pittsburz,-Yardslcy, of Phi
ladclphia. lt wn_ alao expected that the
eargocs of the other Amer'tcan vessels,
whose paper: had been delivered to the*
commission, would be given up.
Arrived 'in the 'l'cxcl, ]anuary 29, the
' Mary, Eccles, sxom Boston, a prize to the
'k French privatccr; Duinkcrquois.
-'According to letters from Copenhagcn,
! of the 20th ult. the papers of the Betscy,
: Cnptain VVisdard; Native, Hill, & Com
imcrce, llardy. which Vesscis had been
seized by the guard-ship at Tonningi-n, are
ss—asccrtained to have been fabricated in Eng
i land, where it appears, the cargoes, con
si-ctlilting ofsugar, coﬀve, &c. were laden sor
! Engi'oh account. The crews were a mix
ss ture us all si utions, being Sctwcdcs, and a
very qmall pgportion Anuricans.
..—
! TORBAY, Fcb. '12.
] Arrived, the srigate built ship Ol'nfer
: Elsworth, from St. Sekastiam, detained
? on the 4th instant, by the Lion ctprivetcer.
ssct The Amerieaoezulore refused to wax]: the
— ship, of course the duty sell hear)- on the
] pan ofthe privateer's crew oo board her.
! ._ .
I FALMOUTH, seb. 2.
si' Arrivedstbe British packcc Duke of
; Kent, 30 dayelrom New York.
] '—
' .Conx, Feb. 2.
Arrired, Aun—Marie, New—Yurk.
:lecuhauome days ago, accoupu wm re
ceived that Amcrican vissesils m the pqm
t ! he Uetuct) .. L-mnit, uom Dmyma to t'm
' lachisihia, and the Ciuppcr sur do. to Lon
don, have been t::ksico, retakcn and arrived
at szralcar. A convey with 40 nail o!
merchant vesscis sailed trom Plymomh, in
England, Fab. 10. One of the convey was
an Anterictm vessd laden with ﬂour in
working out, got on the German rock, at
Devil's Point, and wan on her side; get
oﬀ with considcrublc damage to hcr'butmm
and is gone into dock. Tm: juson, Swasitne,
from Petersbussrgh is lust near thgetsut—
art of her cargo saved. The Amcrican
ships Two Brothrrs, from Boston, and In
dcpcndenCe, Dashcl, lrum Baltimore, Were
captured in ]atzumy and carried into St.
]esm de Luz. Three oth'e'r American res
scla nere captured near that port.
Th': American ship Triumphmt. Deane,
from Fayzl, was captured in_ ];muary by
the Phenix privatcer from Bourdraux.-—
The ship ]c-hn Adams. Burzham, from N.
"York to Teneriﬀc, ma: abandoned ac sew
Novemher 11, being a compicte wreck—
The Fame of Sdlcm, and a ship 01 500
tnmt, belonging to the mid port, Were tak.
on by privatecrs and carried into Corsica.
The Þsiren'ch privacccr La Gaseen, 16 SUW
am! 120 men, from 32. Malocs, was cap
tum] 5th of February, and carried into
si Plymuuth.
....
.- .. .
!urorrun—From the London Chro
nick. _ ,.
London, Fab. !- Thopubllc' will recol.
By" the Lily from from Cadiz, we have
'a eonfirmation oftbe advance of the French
on Caaiz; end that the Spanishﬂeet had
moved down, and were enehored ouuide
our squadron. Cumm- is again at. the
head of the. ermy.
Vs'as tchd before the lords commission
ers ot appeals, the Entcrprizc, Ncn'cil,
under American coims, with hides, cop
per, &c. from Falmouth to Rottcidam,
was detained by the Cruckcr, and restored
by the admiralty court, on paying the cap
tors expences; from the latter clause the
mptors appealcd and rsqncsrcd their costs
and damages. Their lordships however as
sirmed the sentence and condemned the ap
pcllants-inthe cost: of the appc al.
The: Robert, Parr, from Halilax, at Piy
mousih. The Vigilant, Coombs for Vir
ginia, was taken and carried into fi'sisterez
iiiilin, 9th ult. The Saucy ]ssick, sux' Mai
ta to (jibraitrx, is taken. dsitqucvtczrcd at
N_apl-ss-s, the Caroline, Lisi Human; Mziisigu.
isict; Rump; Herbuics; and \,ZL\'JI_\', cf
Snlem. Ship America, of Snlcm, carried
into Africa by ("a French privatcer.
!
:Louoou, February 16.
ANSTERDAM, Fab. 2.
Cocxpu', Feb. 10.
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F-assii - 'fsi- ) — 'ct-sssi '- . I..
ds'ihp and o'm- the. pomp! Spamo '
: " forkessred tfie emfieented. The iol- .
fiwibgsi noticed! the fact. [ram geauthe au- si
cht'it'y, wan Yeltcrday made known to the
{City- . -. , .- . —
-— ! * " -I ha'se'z-rcce'wed mtelhgenee from '
si-Franee, on which; ! sely, that an order.}ma
'bee'n—issued to bring to- snle the Ameneun
ships and cargoes, captured and þroug'nt ,
ictto Naples, and that another order had
been issued to seize ;md confiscatehll such
as had arrived, or might arrive, to show .
of. Spaiz." . !
February 13. 3
The Paris-Moniteur of the 8—1 UMY-UFM
an official account of the capture (Dcc- 13)
osthe British srigatect Juno, by the Frcucn -
st-igates Clarinda and .chommee. The.
French payahigh tribute os applause tu'
ss the bravery and skill os capt. Shut'dand who _
\ commanded the Juno ;and who was wouod- ss
' ed in the action. The enemy were in the 3
si act of boarding from bath srigaus nhm
5 thc ]uno struck. .
; The governmentos Quito have iot-itcd
; theirbrethren ofold Spain to emigrate to
; America, rather than to submit tu France.
! The committee of enquiry on the suhjsisscc :
! ofthc Walchercn ex id' ' n. - -- - '
, p mo , set conatmc si
: ly for the examination of witnesses; and
; publish daily a copy of their minutcs.
DEALE, Fcb. 14.
Arrivcd the American 'srigate ]ohn
Adams, from the eastward, and sailed im- \
mediutt ly [or the westwartl.
Mu
* (VIA NL'W-TOIGK.)
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Lmsi'nos. ]Hdrch 7.
Lord Samt'rviz'lu's siS',-'>rz'::g .Sitaw.
After the business of the day on Tues
duv, about 860 sat down to dinner at Free
tnusisitm's TaVem. Lord Somertille in the
chair. The premiums being disu'ihuted his i
lordship amongst other toussis gave
" Ells. Pisi-lm'y, h'te Amcrit'cn 1.-iinistcr. ;
and may harmony always [ctrct-ut'l with those ;
'wha speak t/tesame langmge."
Mr. Pinkney rcs., unudst a ]cud thun- ss
* dernf applzsimse. which for some time pre
vented his speaking, he th -u said :
MY LORD—l brg your lordship and this
company to be persusded that l am very ss
7 grateful for the unexpected notice which}
you and they have been so good as to take I
; of the United States and their minister. ! .
thank you, in the first place, for my CULln
try, and ( hope I shalt not he thought very
' presumpttwus islcd, or even misled, by my ,
! wishes to conclude that pursona! kindness si
? may have had some little ssshm-e in prompt- l
, ing your conduct on this occasion, I thank _
, you for myselt- I trust, my Lord, it is;
scarcely mceasary for me to say how sm- 7
cez'ely [join in the with which has beensi
so well received by the ttohlcmcu and gen
:; chmccer o! neldy friendship to our re
lgionl, is not the only pledge of harmony
betWepn us; for atbousand kindly inﬂu
encea, with which calculatiou In: no "com
cern, combine to form an auxiliary. pledge, '
'link inferior in strength, {should hapc, say
Britain and the United States. An Ame
,=' rican minister has in truth no merit in aoxi
' ously desiring cordial friendship with this si
ther it be true. as some poiiticians htwe pre
] tended, that interest is the only tie os suffi
; cient strength to hold independent nation:
together as friends, for we are forttiaately
, bound in amity by all sorts os tied, which
{I fervently hOpe we shall not,- even is it
! were possible.- that we should be so dispos
i ed, be strong enough to break. No reﬂect
f ing and itnpartial man can doubt, that the
true interests os Great Britain and Amcri
ca are eompatible in all cases. the name in
country on terms consistent with the honor
! of his own, and your lordship will allow
_me to rejoice that there do exist on both
sides the most powerful and obvious in
' duccment to cultivate such friendship. We
companbility and identity of interests, ef- -
scetnl is it onght to be in communicating '
of these can lead to no other eonduoion
than that they are ealculasitcd to cherish and
invigomc elch other. But :! sense of this
moot. A liberal and compfchensivc view"
—' !
HOUSE 01" LOA'DS, ;
l*'ebrttaty'15. '
Lord Grcnville moved that. an acsiuunt ,
of the course of exchange bulW-Zcssil England
and other parts of Eurc-pe and Amct-iea;
und osthe qumtity os builinn exported dur- .;
ing 1806 be laid en the table. Agreed to. '
16101'1 PRIZE. i
On Thttrsday arrived at Plymouth, the
famous French frigate Cunnt-nier, of 44
guns, prize to the Valianc, captain might.
Shehas a very vttluable curgo oi calunizl
produce, said to the amottnt es 150,000
pounds, besidcs a quantity- of specie. I
I
need not trouble ourselves to enquire whe- -'
tlemen here present, that there may be per- Z
petsital good undurstanding between Great
.—
ss thc ;:Zth uft. the French ptiratrchtspet'ior
ssfurfcittd to the: Sw-disi-h got'ttnm'enfct, but
L th: dibrrxbution of the: proceeds among the "
,bc ; si.x len dclncringl nidruni'lyw
tho, . :51corcoﬂ1'mitdoghip to come
jail !. _ m.:z'Lc-cmm this nate 'anndditionnl
_
prit'atctrsmtn, according to their respec
tive shnrcs, fully expoud the stand. ssSome
days belore tht- Eliza sailed, a British arm
('d brig and a srigate artivcd assSt. Bartho
lomcws, and wsi-sc still atsianchot there.—
'l'his greatly alarmed tbc inhabitants, who
tvcrc in (! iiy : xpccnsitisim osan attack. The
principal oivjrct uf t't': Bctitish was to de:
mazid ustlk Sw- tlish governor the privatcex
and the p'op-Hctv she Had captured, which
was rcictthed; in-cottssssiqtteact: of which :!
dt-spalth had iwsiil ssslli to adsimiral Coch.
mue, for inszructizsinS- There was no doubt
:hc pritzzzsi-cr would be taken by force. I:
is further stztsisicd, that the chdish gover
nor Wils fitting thc Superior as & cutter, to
be- commandzdch Cuptuin Portclle, who is
to be sent to Swedm, on the subject of"
what they call her capturect Some timsie be
fore the Superior entered St. Banh'olo
mcws, she captured near .St. Domingn, !
schooncr, Said to be Ametic'au, under Spa
nish co!urs, having a valuzble cargo on
board, which they cuused to be landed on
the bench at St. ]ohn'u, where it was taken '
,posscasion os bj' the Schish government.
This was also said to be in consequence of
a ,pri 'atc unde rstandiaz between the gover
nor and privatesicrgmm.
T-en Dollars Rcward.
AN A.W .Y lrom the subyribcr, oath
night osshe loth' mount, . uegro
un. ed TUY. aged about :: um,; feet ;
01 6 it. me:. high, slenderin hhscm mdhn
a gon nunlenance. T aboquu
cumpcns. .LL m w Ilbe made.
" : -si -. . . .. * ' " c- sszsi-sifss'ict ..
.upuzo'r in me; ", gr. ?- m sure," m—ebosi ;
miser. They"; ctct 'zsi,'m)7"1.01_d,iiyouctlds; ..
be. a plenihg m! ptkh'rzn no; Poptofitabsd
task cond; in "dead:, and by rﬂgcwingvlo
\-Ve last night received . 'Fsi" ?! mmo'
Parlsjuumuls m 'xhc Ld inst. m yhlyh th!"
is much to grmisv the public curiosusss end.
sozncthi to interest the pUbsiC'SVW'bm'Y' -
The grzl arcrct is at last diwlsfdoss .ct'fd —
the dram of the war of Austria !an termi
natcd, like 'oxhcr cxhibiticps. in me mas
ring: osonc of the rival princes in!" the 15"
milyot his compciicor. The archducheu "
Maria 'Louisa, we are told, in an ?suctct'
smm Vicnnn, iethc destincdbridc of Na' -
pnlccm ; and it is added, that tils: conqsi
is sigmd by the parties concerned. _ "$_
hzwc also iusgz'csid a most extraordinary 69
cudcm, from lhc-French to the .DUMI mz-l
is or" forcign ussain, in which come new
idcsss of authority arc introduced, butter
Su'zlcd to the prizchpics of the modern logi.
c'mus of France, :hanxolhcmmms osme
Jmises of the fact: ccntury. ] he officiql nor:
in general Armsuong on the prop'ncd sc
lzuwns bcthc r. France and Amcrica, is a
nother specimsin of dlalcdcks, of which -
our reach rs wis] admirc the 1115cnuizy, it'
tflsisiy (in no! as—ctcm to the doctriuc.
lsia the: son mer as these ducumcuts the fact
is , shJ-sinictv unnuunccd of the teen!, as in. m'
qeuzimly termed. of Louis from Hutlaod,
or, in other words. of :\ sentencsi- ulsidcpri
vssctsmn (:I' izfs Z-ziugly digniay having been
[Harctssi'tl upon him, he: not being :: sufficient—
ly cunvacn: inszsumcnc to admiuistcr the
hatn-(l (at Nap-xlcon towards this country. '
Huihnd agum is to bsi: taken possussizon of
by French ncmps, and to be last linked in
the sioniincntal system.
:.ssi—
From echcottcr Riomg Sun, ctlmdﬂi' ale by
I awraoon end
which so emphatsiicaliy lxcmngs my anon
liun. I btg hate lo dsiok lhchcallh of
your Ilsisdship, &c. si si Bare}: 8
"V- ?.
Five bales Bsieerbpctoctn darrzhs.
April ;. 'si.
live ;hcm frcbhnrss and uugmcnted auivny,
wsint in tarre, in company with an unarm
cd SsYcUish xlv.-lus, commanded by Cap
tain juhn P- rtc-t.—, who it was understood
Vvtts dsisrntcht-ci tctur that purpbsc, and ahm
t.) l.".kt: th: mnnsiy out of the prince", in .
comssqncurc t-l :; Stcrct understanding be
tw un tizsi- Sn wiictssh governor and Capt. jeu "
Dhrie, who had ptct-iottaly—wmc.consist
cucc on the subject. The propertymrricd
into St. Baniwlcmem, whith was im
mt me, was daily rxpused at public tale, as
k' dnen. .Buc ] hau- airefim-sipau.
ed m IPng on youk- imiukgrnce meet d,
] hme in trespassi—d upon that (hscuupn
ClLUELESTON, ctl/tﬂ'l 6.
\\'-si are informed by a pasnnger, irri
t'rd .hFZ tzworrsitng, in the;,bng Eitza, Cnpt.
L.)!ur, [sum St. Battholmucws, that on
Ksnf '4 28 . . ".ol
he noble andctsalumryss;;urpous os pace
Buihrod Washington,
Msium Venom non- Alexandria. . .
LANDlNGs
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