Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-11-20 00:00:00, page 3

" Hulissslssui, and which have not been yet
ss sswhrs'ct {th arc. . , ,
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Lcttbssi sromsilssfcillandiosi che Btsih _il_18t'.'con-si
'sismshc melnnffiiﬂy zems-am: relanvc t_o the
sssictmiibarsasissancm ofsitþe} kmcrchanm: sadures
sidasiilsiv' ;"an 'tradesicxunct. The. prdcr for
th: Salt: of Amssnca'n propqny :; confirmed
.. " suklosiwin : __ - ss
b) uxc_ - g sssi " Paris, Sept. 26!
- We inform you that his majesty issu ed
she following decrees. mssx the 243sh -lﬂst- :
_' ' The mzercbassnd'rzc proceedusszg from the
"5siMcrcican vessels which were: schcsccred
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si 1 &. ; sisi _ " LGNDON, Off— 12
ss'. Such pcxsous as nuvc kcucxvcu any as
ct-sisicles which made pgzrc of the aforcsaid car- —
si-ct 'sis. cilsihesir on cstimate or as sesicuricics,
ss .f ,zmltpav' the amountichercuf before the 15lh
of um Octubcr; Those to whom they have
.ﬄzsicn delivered, without a previous valua
sifss-usion shsiaﬂ' pay the amoupt at the current
?,sizsi' ice'on the Amsterdamsscnhange. This
12 See, shall bsse' settled by an enquiry before
the 10le of Octobsscr, and the paymcnc of}
. sigh: vahze then fixedctsimust be made: before ?
- ssasie first al NQchbcr. An inspector of the '
" .customs shall be,.zcnt to Holland to super- lss
intgad [he reguctlations presprvibcd by this de- {
? tree, and to report thereon to our direcwr- ss
_ eral." _ .
Themsety of Mungo Parkc, it is said,
sssisisiiq aucnaimsid by the arrival oslhc 'ship Ma- ss
sissﬂ Anne, Ciiscon, at Ply mouth, from Sc- ;
'urga]. Account: to thcss—16th of Augusc had \
" been receiwd a: Senegal, {hay mention that ss
,T'M. Parkchad been at Tombucto in the lat
ter end of May. This enterprising travel
si'ilct had I;- - . seriously indisposctrd, & mush ,
-disabled m couscimcion.
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&}?! the morning, acttctul_ at ? at night the Turk
si Octaber 13.
The letters received by the Gouc-nburg
_ 'sl'nailcommunicatesi a gtcat variety of inzsir
'ctsi-siucing maw: r.
Schral hundred vessels were lying ac
. Cottcobusg and other porfsis, the master: of
. which were prevented srossm proceeding to
sisthrir drstinaciuns by the terrurs of Scizurc ct
mal cobfissaxion. There was hardly a port
in the Bahic in which a Fr'chch consul Was
nocstmiune-d. A person in xhatchuraczer
was daily vxPcctcd at Gottenvburg, to gupct.
intend che. tradc of that por't and see: that
the continenml system was followed. Sc
veral applications had been recently refused
far ships to proceed to Koningsbcrg & oz h-- s
Prussian ports,-sisor fear they should be ex.
--p0.scd to cousiscation. 7
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ss* immediately Seat oﬀ unde} a strosisizgsigwrd
Ztmber against; the enemy; he; arrived on
the 6:h, in the ,cvcniug, With the army,
forming si'vc colum'ns in the: vicinity of the
f Turks, and ordered a general attacsi to be
la consequence of the persevering inter
cession of th: agen'ts of the French empe
*-ror, the Dancs had concedcd so 'far to their
importunizy,_chat 500 of their troops Were
to be: admitted ihto-anldn'd progressivciv,
si amid the whole forccssimcnded to be conv'ss-sisu
cted to Surcden, should have passed through
the island ; and, it is addecf; that,?undcr no
si pretence: whatchr, more than the 500 spe
, cisud should atss-aay tiussxc remain in the ter
jimry. ct _
The late-kipg c-s Sweden—was at Memel
on the 17lh all:- it was said. on his way to
si'ffdddc on the following day. It began at (ld si
sibasiving left licuh gﬄsi- count Langsi-rou bf' ss
vfore Rudschuck, marched on the 1'5th Scp- A
sishac he had hired a boat acsi-Pillau, (or die ss
shq Russian troops; that memorable: day
Covered them with fresh laurch- \ As SOOil
IPthe attack began, majnr general Huwais
lattackcd and carried three rsisidoubtssi, and
Ychdrrcd h'thclfxm-astcr of thewholc en
\srnchmcnc,- which covered the cttcmy's
Wnp on his left ﬂank, near th'clhnubm—
_n the mcausisimc mgjor gen. Kotttnoﬀct a_r-_
7!th sromsiihcsi other side: also on the Di
""be, ssamlss engaged ansiptbc; Turkish camp
Whmhf'ctsirtidsi been formcdsssiss there. lussth'ts mun
3" the'enemy saw his entresinchments S.!"
-.'WW—_l<d bysssisiZmsir troops, buc notwithstassntl
'I: hu hosspesilcssss' aituctationsisand' a very brisk
10 Riga.
ssmovcd thither, may be: sold in the pUFU-S
it! with the utmost obstioacy, nothing could -'
silﬂh army was no more :_ a positiF-n which 'si
kemedimprcgnablc, cntrenchmcnts dcicnd- .
withstand the gallanttfy and perscvcranc'e of ?
that his intention was discbvcred, and he 4
Was arresu-d by the: policc officers when a- si
purpose of being con—tEj'ed to chdcn, but \
Finkmd, through' Russia, to etidrfavor to_
neitc a mosivcn'icnc in hisct favor. A letter
from Konisingsbcrg, of th: 28'sih last, states,
boutm embark. [: is added, thatsi he was
"The general in chief, Kammcnskoy,
DEFEAT-OF THE TU'ftf-zsss.
Offictd acbousizt aftsi'sitsic Russian army.
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fearinosinade kept up onstdur'partz, hecont'tnuf
sisiedsi'to defend hsiimssselfsi'in ithe' ssimos: obstit'tqgej'}
hunger. An attempt wade siagainst hinsi'
{left si :hk having p'to'vedf-uulsussqxessssful; the.
general iusschicf, in order to btinglthe matr
ter" to a' csi\'osc, adopted the meas'urgs of or
dering count Kamcnskoy, general ofinsan
try, to open a heavy cannonadc, and default
immediaceiy after twdve battalions to carry
the: entrmtshment by assault, while he sion his
's'ide * detached majOr general Sabauajoﬀ
With ten battalions to take the: enemy's
camp in the rear. This general soon alter
entered the T urk'tsh camp, and this uncx
pccted attack, cxecuted with the: utmost ra-'
pidity, d-zcided thc victory. A great part \
of th: :tcttcmy's horse took to ﬂight 'and was ss
pursued by our cuvaTry, who killed a large 1
number of them. The general in chief, ?
wiahout the: least loss of time,ordercd muj. 1
gan. S.:bansjoﬀ to lead on partsiﬂs his [(OOPS ]
against the last and strongest Turkish en
trcnchment ; but observing that the dark
ness ofthc evening prevented the troops to
act, he postpuucd thc attack until the next
morning, and ordered the troops to retrcat.
During that time colcncl Perlier attacked
the encmy's ﬂotilla, captured some vessels,
sunk a great number, and diapersed the
) During the night the 'l'urks nnchng mem
selves surroundcd, sent an officer to capctltu
ss late, and soon after surrendcred a; discre
tion.- The: whole-camp, all the arms, bag.
sigage and artilleryct 1'77'3 stand of colors, and
upwards of 5000 prisoners, have fallen imo
T dur han'ds. Among the prisoners is Ach
mcc,__a Pacha of three caus, the commandcr
oT—thcctﬂotiua, a Pacha of two mils, and a
: rent .sinumber of officers .os disxinctionct—
ss The Scraskicr Couchand HullssPacha was
%ki}lcd. ctAH the entrcnchmcnts and their
i environs were covered with slain Turks.—
! The enemy,: .loss in killed exceeds 5000;
I our loss is triﬂing. Thus was an army of
[ 40,000 men destroyed in nine hours time."
terrible, should Wiassenafollow, which they
ss say he cannot awid. The militalz me in
Copenhagen, where it is probable a sictmilarsi
face vctvill attend them. !
The America was taken Up by the Ame
rican consul to convey his unfortunate coun
tssrymehcto thcixsi cthoctmsisies. T he passengers
Arrived at Boston llch isinst. ship. Affic- :
ica, captain Stone, 42 days from Chris-ctsi
tizmsand, with 181 passssengers consiscing of,
masters, mates and seamen, belonging tof
Vcssels carried into the parts of Norway, & (
which were under capturc, sequeatralion,
condemnation, &c. Cap: S. reporcs', that
the Situation of the Amerisican vessels and
cargoes at Chnstiqnsand was (lcsperatc in
the extreme, all that were taken to the Heel:
had been condemned at the court of prizcs
in that place , though some appeals were
suﬀered to be made to a higher ;courc atss
joy
Extrdctcﬀ d [Etteictfi'om Lissibwsszctsi, asi'ated' Oc
tober 6.
A gentleman who will attend m the Hall
of the: House of Representativcs duringt'ne
cnsuing Session ossi Congrcss has engaged to
sumish the proprictor of this paper wiih a
sksiecch of dcbnces and proceedings of the
House. lhe proceeding s of every day will ]
bepublished m the Alexandria Ga'Lc'siLe of
.chebuccecding day, and forwarded by the
mail of that morning ; so that nm/z of A
lexandria, gentlemen may receive as early
notice of the psirocccdings of Congrcss chross
the medium of this paper, aSIhcy could re
ceive by letter, excepcing when the house
may continue in scssion to an unusually' .ate
"hour . hence, as this paper is published
ddz'ly, it has an advantage 'which no other
paper at ssthe seat of government can en
hissh zpirits and enteltain no doubt of success. ,
I am alsosi Sanguine as to the result from lord ss
W"; po ition, joined to the disciDline and va- (
lot of his combined army. !
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rest.
Lend W ellingten Is comin'g down to occu
py his stlong lines within 6 Icagues ot this
city, where, I am told he mems to make his "
grand stand. The 'u my coming so much
neaxer has spread & general alalmss. Tis an
uwsul moment, fox the engagement will be:
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PROC'EEDLVU S OF CONGPESS.
Alexandria Daﬂz Gazette.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
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CHARssLzssirow, Nav. 12.
Arrived, brig Sally-Ei'tza, Boaz Bell,
Turks lsland, 17 ddys—let—ln discress,
bound to Alexandria. On the 215t ultimo,
lat. '26, capta'm Bell experienced a violent
gate of wind smm east, in which the mate,
Mr. T/o-nas fones, a native of, D/Iaryland:
was washed overboatd and drowned; the
ssstcrn boat carried awa), and the quarter
boards stove in.
Also, seh'r Liberty, Fox. East-Florida,
ss 4 days. By this arrival we have received
ss accounts of the fo'xlowing Smrtsivnzcxs, on
the Fl )rida shore, sit iz- ,
Ship Caroline, Daniel Cnrtis, master, of
and from Ncw-Orleans,,with & cargo of
Cotton, bound to Liverpnn], went ashore on
the(1 -5 h ult. in l.:t. .27, 23, the vesssi-l and
cargo entirely lost , one of the crew died of"
ss sztciguc-ct 3 days after ]anding; the rest Were
, all saved, and have arrived here in the Li
, bcrtV.
The Spanish ship Union, Domingo An
tonio Lordua, maSter, from Havannsi—t bound
ss to London, with & cavgn of lc-gwood, went
; ashore on the same (13), in the same gale,
and near zthe same place with the Carolinc
The captain, mate, second, mate,— :nd tr'o
men were drowned ; the remainder of, the
_ crew, fifteen in number, were saVed, and are
also passengers in the Li bcrty. The . Spa
nish lnrig Atrican, Don Ftaocisco Gurcia,
master, from Havanna bound to New {01 I:,
went on shure at the same time and plttce' ,
the vessel, earg o and one man, were lost.
Captain George Mouider, a passcnger in
the African, together "Pith the crew of
that vessel, have arrived in the Liberty ,
the captain and V.. ]aceb Ogden,a apae
sanger, were lost on the bench, the wea
ther being so boisterous it was impossible
to get them on board ; and indeed so com
th: Vcssc], cargoctand one; man lost.-—-—-_
The: captain, mate and ., supercargo of
this vessel wesirc alsolcst on the:_ beach ;
the crew have arrived in the Libertysi...
In addition to these vessels, it is BUPPOBCd
that Others muschavc been IOSt in the same
.galc, as the ssihorc was lined with dead bo.
dies and the fragments of wrecks. The
crsons saucd from the: wrecks' suﬀgred epi
trcmc hardships, some ofthcm having been
compelled to travel 20 milcs_on the Death
bcsisore they were able to obtam any fiubsisc
are cept. Donaldsseonss, Wrsham Russel E.
_Grcves and]. Mctcck; 23 maces and ss150
- ENTERED -
Ship Ten Brothcrs, Barker, LiVCPPOOl—
salsst, cratcs, hardwarc, &c. to James Sandcrf
son and merchant; osch'c dianic'tz
. seemen.
ctScptembcr 18, it is said " France hasa
ence
crees continue z'z'siz force a few years- longer,
after they have been rcsiwked. "
schoonchriton, JohnsiHand, ]zm. master, .
of Philadelphia, from Havanna, with a car
go of sugar, cossec and logwood, bound to
Richmond, was wreckcd on the nineteenth
and they will make themselves felt a century :
small pllot boat, that it seems almost im
pOssiblctp have taktjn more: on board, and
those who siwcrc in her were compelled to
remainiu the respective stations in which
they were p'laced, for fear of upsctting her
should they all get upon one side. The
ultimo, near the same place with the others; ;
"The success osour contincntal system,
and of the eﬀorts of our chymists and agri
culturalists, are the: great causes of the di
minution of British commcrcc. Thc ef
fects will be more cfficacious than the de
crees of .Milau and Bcrlz'n. Let these de
pletesily was the Lihexty filled, being but a
interest wholly conti'nental, her revenue at
rises from the produce of her fields, of her
vines, her olives, hct t'obacco, and from the
cottons of her southern provin ccs. The
consumption ofcolonial produce has within
three years diminishcd one half m Europe,
Thsic sugar lrom grapcs is sold chcaper than
the canc sugar ever was , the cut tOns of
Naplcs and Rome are :uþerior to these qf'
America. England will be astonishcd at
the progress of the naturaliza'siion of the:
plants ctof Amcr'ica on the continxnt.
[The French papers are all under the sim
mediate control of an officer of the French
government.)
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ln & political tosay, pfiblisisi-zhed ht Part;,
SHIPss'
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The whole of their Fali lmportation'.
Consisting of
=' A GENERAL'ASSORTMEKT OF .
By the William and John direct to, this [care;
and other- arrivals Nor t/z,
ass
Thomas Janney & Coss. ,
Have received by the William & ]ohn, did
r'ect to this ,.þart and other arrwa/s,
coctal—toR Pauon', jun. .
te Schoonerlctlazard,Lucc, Boston—sundxies '
and lowlc.
Schooner Polly and Sally, Steily, Balti
.moie—W. ..P Cover, ,. -
Ship Solon, William, Cork-- Chaxlcs I
{ Pctubli'c Saie.
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On Tucsday next will be sold, at the Vcnduect
State,.
A collection of MEDI CAL
BOOKS, Shop Fumiture, &c. &c. Cartiago
WVheel's, Splings, &c.
si[ . P. C. Marsteller.
* Novemher 20.
1 83 Seine 'lwme.
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_ FALL GOODS.
HAVE opened Storc in the House sor—
mcrly oc cupicd by,,John Jazmey and adjoiu.
ing 'l'homasJanney & Co. and have received
partofmy importation of FALL GOODS,
the remainder are expected in a few days.
]oseph Janney.
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Quoddy—plaisten—do.
\ CLEAnzctbsi si- ?"
!" Schooncr Mcsssi'ssrcmy, Blyth, New- Yosk—bsiy
Robczt Young.
; . Schoonqr Lurany, cht, Boaton—Lawra—
C. BENNETT .
Has imported in the ship Maryland, vz'a
Baltz'more, .
Best .Bridgport hcrring and shadsi SEINE
TXVINE, L'Sail Twinc and Slzoe Thread.
AND nY THE BRLG TEN BROTHEBS
Daiiy expected hcre—hc Wl" receive...
Szzþef/fme Clot/zs 53 Kemeymem, si
W'hich he oﬀers smj sale by the package on
low terms for cash or approved paper at 90,
days. si
Nov. Issi , , "_ dletaw2w__
SPANISH HlDES.
The Subswibers have just p'ecivcd and for
_ galqat their 'l'anyard, . _ .
A qua-nctfzty of La Plate, Lassguzm,
and Omnoko szes.
Ezra Kmseyl and Co.
lsilth' me. 10. " eolm '
ct ssion and Fowls.
Schooncr Silvia, Lcwis, do. Charles I. Cat—si \ - '
of Alexamhia count), as & runawa}, :: sieglosi
man who says his name is ANTJ-iONY—hc
says he is from Fl'ederick county, Vu --Hc
is about thirty years usage, stout made . had.
on when ec'mmittcd, a blue jacker and trow;
sers- The owner is reque sze'd to came and
preve his property and pay ch-silsigusss and take;;
'hssm aw-siy- , () siexWi-sii he will be ..di-posicc; of
sa the law d: xects.
; --Lawrason and Eowle. . . ,_
Scbooncr Hiram, Ruthersordct, Pasaama- - ..
do
1,- So}. ooner Elcanor Ano, Roberts, Norsolk
{LZLL :;bsianels Prime ] anuess
OIL just ICCCiVCdr and for sole by ;
, _ Anthony ?. Goversisi- si
- Cth mo. 17t'z-si _ ' ﬂaw—L-w
!qu Receive'ssd, - - ?
. 30 Lol 8 Russia Duck, first and second
quality.
3 hogsheads winter stlaincd Spermaceci
Oil.
_ IN S FORE, -
3500 bushels Lisbon Ground Allum Salt,
for sale by
Casilctt. , ,
. WGWWM
Between 2 & 3000 lbs. Bridport, Hcsirring
and Shad Seine Twine, ofa superior ,qusi-li—x
ty now on its way o: ) board the packet hom
Bal'siimote.
lett. .
Schoone: Mel'mda, Bassetsit, do. Isiawrason
Lamcron street w hers.
___No_vember 20. "'c ;
Woolm and Cotton Goods;
October16.'ctct' " ' d2w m&f4w '
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THE Subscriber has received the whole
of his Fall importation, consisting
of a general assortment of
shop Harmsiony, Wood, Phxladclp- . si ct
winter goods—disserentctperaons. ct - si -
SchOoner. Hazmﬂsi: sides, do; dsio. do. si ,
Schooncr Regulsiatssor, lHours, Baltimorc- dO-ss' ; '
, , __ ]ohn Lloy d
0'c'cobcﬀr 12, d2w M :; F gfi
z'osh m'o. 13. , cteotsif
Nmembex
Woollen and Cottan Goods.
sis- m as committed to the jasl
FALL GOODS.
FALL GOODS.
jumes Galnpbell, jaiiL-sizss. !
__ .*—-——ss-'- si! ,ss-.q- -'\:
Ceor ge Colemahct'
Monocscui—M _\...___si-_ss_..._si__-m 'm.-\h T . . .