Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-08 00:00:00, page 2

":MWIMTAIID rout-nen 15! '
si" ?, ctsiss ss-ctssisi - "'si si " si, _ si .
acti'sssiesshyyz L 3 15 0 w o E :N,
si-ssksisisiss'sisict ct __ ' " '
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- NOTICE. si. _ ss w
Tsil-IE creditors of sithe house of L'Iibgn'xan
ss- and "M'Gﬀasiwz who h'av'e- neglected tb "forward
their (claims; as Wus requested in a former'ad
ssssvcrc-ZSCnxent, ili'c partic ulariy desired to trans
__j9it them ddly ssziuthemicatcd, w George W.
' Strong, Counsellor at Law, New York,before
.;she ijvth of Asiusigust, inst. as the demands-not"
Qr'wzmicd by that time, will be necessarily
jgkdqded from a dividend in the" only proper
t")? Which Pemains for the cresifitoraend which
it. is'thc wisb'ef the psiarly adverfising should"
be appropriated for the bencfit ofall. si'si
New York; August 1-'-S - -d2w.
quttled their accounts, will oblige me by
" si them to Richard If. 1 fele, who is du.
ussc drissied to Scule m) business.
'ctIni-"ysiissisi ss si -law
chased the stock 01 lesse 'lalbott, Gﬂ'els for
wote. at his- shop on laixsax street, near the
corner of King street, a general asso1tment
nt DRctUGS. MEDICiNES, SPlCl—LS," &c.
Much he can recommend for the-if ]zurzty. A
share of the pan-one :re of his friends and the
siþuxsiup wsi th dccurecy
w" " '- " R' Hsi'..;L_'si_ *
'AS just opened a Drnggist Scorc m Ring
_ ss si " sneeþ, between Mi. Hodagkin s "'lavein
and Air. Kincuid : store, where he osseis for
si-i ﬄerctxkemse continues his wholcsale and:
Wtaii Druggist Store on Faiisu street, next
filed! to Mr. John Llody' s, and opposite Mr.
W-sisidsi
j'msireccwed by {fames Kenﬂedu, Sena
sisi-'--' Bookse'llar, Kz'n ssi-xzreet "
. ct'The Scottish Chicla, an Historical Ro
16meo', in 3 vois. b) Miss Purtcr, aolhoiess
of —< Thaddsieus of \Va\saw,ss- 'kc. --illwstrming
thassc porticsim of Scottish history in which the
gqilam Six XV illiam V- allace acted so distin
si simsh ed _a_p pan.
A" B'RIEF VIEVJ
ass-thho Poficy and Resou'rces of the U. "State-'a:
Comprising some Strictures on a Letter on
:; the Genius and Dispositions of the ernch
r..- Gower ament. _
""ELLA 'ROSE NBERG—d "Romance:
gw-Byi\viisiam'ct-Herdct01't.ESq authosi-rof; he
Wpamsb Osiutlaw. - _
ct'ssctsiluiy 26 _ si-siotf
ctsszsisi f-FOR SALE, "
y'? AT THE VEADUE SFORE,
" Phlladelphla SUMMER ALE
isincasks.
"'siss-Wyfi " ct a. siss
_ si. PIct-ssbzic Sa'le.
(..Wiﬂbe sokctd, on the ]Bch instant, as 3 o'ckock
piss) Psisi'M. at the subscriber's Carden,
ss'sssActsiI-l hlS Stock of GreenHouse
YfPhﬂtSsi consissing. of 226_ pots and boxes siof
&Lsisiomon, Dung-e; Uhadoc, Hydrengea, Ge
rani m, Myrtle assorted, China'RoscRRese:
Go A Yellow? Jasmine, Csialjchontus, Ar-*
, how?-ving -Pomegranatc dofiblesisi ahdsi-- single ;
yssﬂowcssrdlgz PoNugal and Corunna Laurel, Ole-i
ssaildCr'd'ouble and single ' ﬂowcring, 'Arbutus, 3
sssisi—Pizsioh Flowers, Laurel, Aloe assorted; Hy i
si ninth and ctsiTuIip Roots. _ , .
:;ct'i-f-The ssunexpxred Lease of four!
fTYctcanctaudss-fpur mssoﬂ ths oftiwo and a h'kﬀacrch
Mubjo'dcct w'tsiWemsiy five pound: ayear rent.—";
TMleaae .sscgpssbe renewed for ctt_en years—swim si
" rumVenlents-on it—all the vegeta
_ si ;]iﬂd 'be'tssicehi Bssand 4000 fruit-trees in
ct . fy, the man of. them graftecl with 'the
That had of fru its, "fix-to removessshig fall:
msssi. .; - ct .ssss si Peter Bllly. '
.;siMZ sscgsg
be executed on made.-at: ter me, and at a short
de:": ce. Pnysici .ms and family prescriptibns
gjaictesi & general assoxtmcm of
WILLLAM HARPER, JUN.si
2" DRUGGL511-esi APO THECARY,
""The bubscriber having pur
ct si Gth mo, 2 lst.
Orders from the country wiil
able t'si'ss; sirmsss. _
public 15 ,respeetfidly solicited.
. ss- - si a nsi'gsictZDhily-siGa'zetWss-fir
suw'ctsi-ss . '_ .L, " x.'_' _ -si ,. .ctss.
ct'sszsi'sisi '.'- -' ' -' ' \
- Fresh Medicines.
: surgeazrzressesspezsassct per-annsium. '
NEW PUBLICAT IONS.
N () Tsi I C E.
Those persons who have
, owl—street, Alexandria: - -—
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Richard H. Litie.
Jesse Talbott.
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.si sisisi'ZUNTfNUA Troy-or. _
'siss'siLATE, FORELGN NEWS,1 (
t" From" London þapcrssi received at. "Bo'stqrzss ss.
- ss - siss sssiﬂAsi-ERLEM, May'28;. 'ct'_
, The Dutch peopless'ansid the FrenGsib troops. ' !
w si-The following proclamatiou was issued :
at Rotter'dat'n on the 24th instant. ,
!si Burgamastership a 'that-it;,- aj Butter-dom
fThe-Bsiurgomaster o. the city of Rotterdam
sshavinsig'tearnr 'vtfi'thssctthe utmon indignation, -
that yesterdaysievening, at the time the}
French-coming infgarrisnn'here'par'adcd in :
sithe" great market placqv-and alsossat thesihar
- racks, a more-numerous assembly than usu- ;
it] or rather "a very great multitude of pe0ple :
collected ;sitand that, not only by their vio- ss,
lent pressure, accompanied-by the hootings ,
Of mischievous boys, was the—exercisittg of:
the soldissers very much impeded ; but also
that the result was, that the soldicrs were
'insulted andsiinjured, and that they were
elted with-stones ; a part of the said- mul- ct
titude hat-ing followed the Soldiers to the
barracks from which they.afterwards re
Xised. ' *
A'nd that,-sin 'the mean 'time,'=one'ossssi the
French officers on his way from the bar
racks to his residcnce, was wounded in the
Meat] 'whh-sia stone thrown by onesi-of the ,
I mob. 7 .,
i otherwise be exposed : _
Has thought proper, upon-consulting the ?
si magistrate, and with the approbation of" the .!
Heer-Drost of this quarter, to oﬀer, and ,
s he hereby ossers a reward of 1000 Carolusss
fguilders to the person who shall give such.
' information as shall lead-to the apprehension ,_
and convictionssof the perpetrator os't'ne cri- '.
1 minal act above mentioned, and further a
reward of 300 guildcrs -sor' the discovery'of si
the instigator of the insults,'or any person .
who toctol: a part therein. ' "The name of't'm: si'
insormer shall, if desired, she concealed.
The Burgomaster takes this occasion to '
warn all and every individual, in the most
earnest manner, to'abstain from ﬂocking to
gether—or assembling in crowdsin any place ,
or places within the city ; and'moreeSpeci
ally to guard-against sossassembling at the,
barracks, in the-great-market, and all places
sssictmsi, ,.zsi. show , is.;Epm-sts—eum'rerssi oz- ens
tom-house officers. _ _
1 He -further charges them, neither by
looks,'— deportment, nor gestures, much ,
ss less by words or deeds, tooﬀer any-insult;
nor to +use reproachful language, or ex
pressions tending to a breach of the pcaCe- ;
nor to-besiguiltysi of the slightesc-ontrage, by
hootingr at or , pushing against sithe French
military officers, solsidiers, and custom- house
officer; but,sion the contrary,- that they treat
all of them with every degree of respect,
-lnasmsiuch*as every person who shall, irrsu
ture, be found molesting, or in any way
obstructing, the soldiers in garrison in this
city, 'or cnrmnitting any excesses, shall be
punished for such oﬀences, according to the
laws of the empire, and the 'state of the
case, even— to the extent ot capital punish
* ment. Asi-nd ali-parents or tutors are charg- '
ed to keep a scrict watch'over their children, lsi
for which they sha—llsibe- specially respons't- si
ble; all and every, being hereby warned;
that thectgarrison will oppose force by force. si
- (Signed) "
ISAAC VA-N- TEYLlNGE'Np
; Ratterdam, May 24.
1
ss.
!
prohibiting the commcrcial intercourse with
si. E nglansid
, ..Gmcral ss'si-Inctmctians.
I ctMZ-Itsibeing the intention. of the emperor
sito prevent, by every possible means, the in
;cttroduction into -_.Holland ofLEnglish mer
sssi chand'tze and colonial produce, the-general:
Lsmh make]; as he shall think most eligib'le !
Ztion to interrupt the same be punished, and ,
f-si-this city and corporatton thus secured from !
isisijurious CODSt quences, to which they might;
' ' The Burgomhstei', being-on the one hand l
anxsiious that the said officer should reteive -.
that satisfaction to which he is justly enti
tled; and, on the other, that peace and
tranquility which might under "all circum
L-stances to beakept in this city, should'be
, maintained, and "those who shew a disposi
or indirecﬂy, with the .:Engssliah, shall be
immediately aﬀected,-and trled bya com
missision to be appointed for that purpose.
in command to establish,si-at all points of the '*
mast;-a system oksit-he most active vigilapce. .
They can. easily inform themselssses who
those of "the inhabitants are that arerepmcd'
smugglers. -
or of holdingfassny communication .dircqtly .ct
British-merchandize and'prohibited goods,
to asisidist'rict under the comrhand of a generM
or superior officers BP-au'dsslipose of them in
: The following is a COpy of the .; general I
instructionsssrecently published in Houand, '
t- .- .
.esi- li., si ,_
\ .
ctJct- ._
those intonveniencies,'disorders, and in
-ss_**'-A-Il ithe custom house officers,belonging i'
"Every "person guilty of introducing -ct
COMMERCIAL RESTRlC'l—ION—S. ]
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l
fromthesi-infcsrmation he, "shall sisioBtsiainz asiSsifO
local circumstancsies, and sithesissssdisp'osition of
the'inhabitantti.' In short the general offi
ce;-i edlmmansiling any distriqc, shall concerc
int-azure: with the commanders of the
Dutch troops stationed in the districr, for
ssctoccupying witha second. line of troops, the
mostimportant points, suspectedto be us
ed as entrepots for illicit trode. _
si " The goods seized shall be warehoused,
and a process verbalsi- shall be made, and
the property divided, according to the re
gulations of the custom house.
" It may frequently occur, that vessels
may arrive without- being boarded, as far as
Rotterdam, Leyd Dord, and other parts
distant' from the coast. "The custom house
officers stationed in those ports shall attend
the unloadingctof such vessels, and ascer
tain is there be on board colonial,siEuglish '
sigoods, orarticles of" the commerce of that-si
country.
" When a vessel arrivcson the coast, or
at the mouth-olsictany river, destined for anysi'
port in the interior, officers should be put
on board, anda guard to accompany the
vessel to her drstination, who will PI'CVCTlt
the lnnding any part ofthe goods which the
p arties might be des-irous to save from ctez; 1
ammation.
" 'llhe reports'which some persons have
thought properto circulate in Holland, re- ;
s'pecting the future deatiny of Prussia, have =
come to the knowledge at the emperor zctand -
I have not omitted to inform my illustrious
sovereign, that the Dutch capitalistsi have
been prevented from taking a part in the
loan for the use of his majesty the king of
Prussia, from an idea that these had Some
soundation,siand an apprehension that they
be partially or totally vetified by the event.
] now have it in charge to contradict these
reports inctthe most sipositive manner, and to
assure you, that his imperial and royal ma
jesty takes the most sincere interest in the
preservation and re-eStablishment-siof' Prus
.sia; and further that the sequel will cnn
firm the irrefragable proof: of this senti
ment, which my illustrious sovereign has
constantly felt a satisfaction in aﬀording.
" Yocr'wi'li thus, M.ss-Le Baron, be ena
bied to calm the apprehensions of the hous
es chargedw'ith the loan of Pru-ssia, and to ;
tell them, that they may rely upon the rela
lion-:. nt'amity which subsist ctbettveen the
courts of Paris and Berlin, and that the -
maintbnance of the integrity ofthe' Pruss-ian
monarchy cannot, in the smallest degree,
be a-subjectof doubt.
" It is my wish, M-Le Baron, that the
'aasurance whichclsi'hercby have ' the honor to
give you,-may remove all uneasiness,.ss-and
conduce to bring to a close the ctlinancial o
peration which htsimperisl and royal ma.
jescy is desirous of seeing oompleted to the
utmost satisfacrion of his majesty the king
of Prussia.
" ] beg, =M. Le Baron, that you will ac
cept the high assurance-of my very particu
lar consideration.
ss-(Signed)
" C'ampte de [a "Roucfusi-soucauldﬂ'
' " The undersigned, ambasctsador of his
majesty the emperor and king, to his ma
jesf'y the king Ofct'HOllﬂnd, guarantees, in
the name of his imperial and royal majesty,
the territorial pledges that are given by
Prunia, as a security for the loan negociat- (
Fd by that power in Holland, and-declares l
that no attempt shall ever'be made to annul
LONDON, jane 4.
si OF' IRELAND.
"We" have frequently had occasion to no
ticc the popularity of the duke of Rich
mond's-administration ssof lreland. With
solenicnt-e'hand has he held the reins of
government-.; so ssactive has he been in do
ing every thing to improve the condition of
the people, to soften asinimosities and to
s'oorhe 'discontent-s; -so even has he held the
zeales-of justice, and sosihappily has he tem
pered justice with mercy, that it is now
proposed to repeal some of thosect'laws-which
it was deemed necessary; to pass a few years ,
ago. The repeal of cure of them was mov
ed yesterday by Mr. Wellesley Pole. One
of-these is the flrish insurreztion act: this
is tosibe repealed, with the exception of the
clause'relative' to the adnriinistering and tak
" 'Amsterdam, May 15, 1810."
"The French will have twenty 'four ships
of the line in the Scheldt, during the-sum.
ing unlawful oathe—.tvhich is to form the .
mer. t
PRUSSlAN LOAN lN HOLLA-ND.
"To his excellency Baran Van Knabelsdorsi'f, I
' ﬂlz'nisier Plem'patentz'ary of Prussz'a m ss
4- General Hss 52 at Utrec/zt,
13t/z .May 1810 " '—
Ho!/and. l
" M. LF. BARON— l
1
1
-. (Signed) ]
" Cau'm de la 'Psiouchefiucauld."
" Mar; the duke of REGGI-O.
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ss not. .Finding their provisions titterly-ex.
ct-haustcd, and no hope of a SLthiV l'caclting
, ohem, the brave'garrison attempted to cut
% their way through the enemy, but saiilcdiu
ss lonia.
ss been taken by General Suchet. Heszazci
sstcrday irom Port in:-Prince states, that:
si- few days previous to his sailing, a scch
NORFOLK, Avgust 3.
It has been reported for some days
that two British l'rigates were oﬀ our CHPsit
but we- have not been able to ass-certain If
truth of the report. I: .is certain that tsif
"frigates which have been mentioned. astiP'
on our coast, are not the Milan and!he
Cambrian, as the former lately-sailtd (roll
Halisax for .ctLisbon, and the "latter is W'
tioned in the Mediterranean. .
\Ve can further state, that the slss-ll'ss'
was of the Unitetl States in Hatmptoﬂ 05?
neither have, nor will make any movtﬄisi'
in relation to any armed vessels thassisi:s
enter our waters. If our readers 1'600 ct'
sby the law, all public armed vessels, Cow
.ing into the waters of the Unitcd Qui}:
are to report to the collector of the difﬄfct
who assigns them a place ofancl-mrall'ct'sictct
regulates matters, touching their stay ":
intercourse, or orders them to depart. ask
cording to the circumstances un'FsWhsi
they have entered. If any ,publ" arms
ship .bcingordcred out should st'ﬄ
then'is lawful for the president 10 cmpctsi
the-sea and land forces osthe Unitcd Ssiai.
to compel such public armed shi
This is the substande ofthe law, s
it Will appear that it is no part 0
of the naval commanders, in ! sic
stgnce, to prevent the entrance Osasiys
lic ship into the water: of the ' smc'
t? Printing m all its ,bssiffisi
es neatly executed at thts 0
T-Chsistophe and Pction, at the Mole. 'l'nc
-maire,-wh-o permitted the forces os Chm
en some small islands on the coast ol Cau
stops in England were. very unptomisin .
.,ssittbject of. a-- new hill. The second,";
the. arms act; this is tb-besi "peril-(t, man
ne wssct act introduced. " No one (Said llsi
Polcte) can doubt that sssimttth of the ("kin
shossnld still he in (circe in lt'eland, agrctsiru
to the registcring of arms, and the [You-:!
of dearching for them by the msilBFSttassl
Btsit, at the time of passing the old hill
Were strong objections urged to lltc l'Wtu
then granted to [be'nmglsu'alcsss Ul' start},
ing houses to the night, and Olsidclcgasim
this power to Other persons. He ("Us-tin,?
these powers at. present unnecessary; .ctud
prOposcd,Kthatsi_ttsit the new bul, the msigsict
trates, on sud'plcton of arms hcingunlaw.
fully secreted in. any house, should be cbl'",
ed to commumcatc the grounds (,: ,hsissct'
su5picion to the castle, and ""it llbhouid
be placed enttrely at the dtscretton ofshq
lord lieutenant, whether the searchshould
be made or not. There Was another Part
of the former act, which was jossshsssssisi
oned extremely seven:; namely, that whsin
a man brought an action against any magit
trace for what he had done, CVen thoughtle
plainti-ﬂ' should have a t'erdiCt, yet the judg:
was empowercd to say, there Was gﬄuntlol
suspicion with regard to the concealmcm a
arms, and direct only 6d. tlamages. lie
nowsiproposed to remove the at-Yertty of (35,
clause, by puttmg both plamnﬂ and defend.
ant on 'a footinctg of equaltty." .
juncs.
.daat '8000.
.Liverpool, a considerable quantity usfioui
(Spain,) has been taken by the Fs'ffiL-sil, af.
tophe to enter the town, when he attackrl
them and routed them complctrlyi "a
men being out to pieces, or driven into the
sea. He likewise states that the ﬂcctct
Christophe' had liloc-iraded the harbor will!i
contained the ﬂeet of Petion.
has been bought up for the English master,
at ten dollars and three quarters, midscmzss
at Eleven dollars. ..It is now said a lette:
was received by this \'cSSrl, srating tlutthc
forces of Petion were commanded bv Ll'
battle Was sought betwsi-en the sorch
A letter-has been received from me
French coast, dated on Friday, in which
it was stated, that a vessel, laden with Box,:
bound to - England, had been ordetcdio
unload, in consequence of a new deem-, it:
particulars Uf'WhiCh had fit): [ranspjrusi
OF SPAIN.
The sort olss-l'Host'xirieh, in Cataicnia,
the number—(;! men made prisoners in Leii
ter a most obstinate resistante. Famzm
e-si'ect-ssd what the swerd of the cusi-mss- (Qussctj
the attempt, and were all eizher killedos
taken prisoners. 'I ne enenty have also tai
si'Sincc'thc arrival (is the Tamaahri-iaahfrom
'ssCaptain F.!lis, arrived at this port yn
-Lerida, after sustaining two assaults, its!
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. NEKV YORK, Azzg'mt 4.
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