Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-20 00:00:00, page 2

: Wadew—lm-ny eapsiures in those sea;. Aj
si sum
" p'i-d (n' dw thvacte- dye plpen bow
demure not inarcgulu Cl'lct, on], . few
- Muþlnsiu havmg rushed on, and the
' publicm mdedted'sor the cxnacu Mad ..
" had been desstainc_d and sent in, an had neve
:
One! the harp through the value: of Erin
ss n-oundCd,
Erin mq vournecn. Erin go bush !
siThc slmnrock and lum cl Xuxur'umly crown 'c'.
lh .
' Edn ma voumeen, &c.
siss-s'wea Was its tone. when pensu
' Dianning. Pratt, sn-m che port. just arriv- }
'vo 45. day furnish, to life politeneu of :
maile house in this qnyctss _
ne - mp-sin prominent . amcle o'f intelli
shh 'ti'll slﬂsthﬂjd shew.
Dlrk was that cloud, the harp's ruin conccll
ing ; l
Bzin ma vourneen, &c :
_ Strong was than spun, it dost magic coogcal- ss
ing , 4
Er'u- ma voumccn, &c.
Tin a rrz siem tuum llcztv' n, which cheer 'd
un'd deligmc' . ;
Sn si!) um] brisirht the fallen relic lighted;
Am: ba: sL the cold wnds 01 the harp long be
' bar on Tunduy evening, supposed to be the
"gaeewhich _ , _
ponepssnu'undmulhhe lencnndpgpen, .
shu- tmty " XVW bs Ym se.
si in _ _
siAs bold 8;:nd as warm when with gramude
' 1
' Ptul-dc lph'ta, with mahogany ftttnitttre. &c.
ed ; hiz'Nm- rm, Sm-nccr. sor this port; ?
!)ng Fourth os]n]_v. BFantk, of this port,;
hunt on us th-"Vv'mdwatrd isi-tltfnds. The ?
br'g Nun , Phnihps. sailed svr this port two
dzt) so in ture the Vtctory ; there had been ?
n. \ sin;] n .. evt :irrivnh at Havanna from ]a- \
m ieu—Cupt-dn Chr !: uw ; late price cur-J
sent stom ngltvtt, to which it was ltated
thusit ttu- Muokt-t wtta glttttetl with every ar- '
tit-lc et Amnsiican produce ; ﬂour was quot- ss
4_eu_ut a UOHZt-"b, lumber at 25 dollanctorn ttt
75 t't'tt'l psir bmhcl, siah 2 dollan 50 cenfl.
] here wetc : great number of Amet'tctm
Vt'u lit et K'mg! on. among them was a hrig
srrssm Charh um, : lloup from New-York.
w Ilh :. full catgo os St-Wes ; and : eehr. from
_ _ Latest from England.
The ship Savannah,of Bath, arrived at
Audia-lahnd un Tu'uday last, in 42 days
burning.
'I! tbﬄﬄ for che-hcroes from battle return
inn (
' Erinssma voumcen, &c. 1
But the dark .md lhc dampness os night slow
ly creeping,
le non umn-ueen &c*
0': ;wdelm'd it; lcv'd snainz, as Erin zat
" weeping.
Etin ma wumecn,
Long was that hix-ht-the hmp no more
_ sounded,
By siknce and gathering hot rors surrounded,
Lny pxostnte, nor told how deeply 'luas
' nmmdc (]
Er'm ma sourncen, &c.
ﬂow Liverpool—ﬂailed ]ansi. 22.
'The [Men 'od Pipes! 5! this arrival arc
si GDOMN- Wil
Wﬄms W .
"si north no man:!
SA_ um. snownzn,
c,_.llcsndrl*
few days before eapuin Clark lest Havnna,
inzehigehce reachcd that place from Porto
Rico, that there had but: an insurreetioo
among the Briggmds of that place, who had
risenupon the Spaoiatde and got poseession
of the island. No late arrival: at Havanm j
from Oid Spain. Capt. C. saw a brig oﬀ the
siAniqed. olcc-p Victory, Clark. Havannass
5 dayw' Lest nt ananna the ship Pierce ;
ral other \ z'slell, under various pretences,
for alledgsid viuhntinns of the revenue laws.
A usiward us 20,000 dollars had been oﬀer
ed by the mrrehpnts of Kingetoo, to any
vemmensisivessel that would capture the
gem h privatrer schr. Superieurm'nich had
Mary, from Human.
buund [us the . pan'uh Ma'm, which geese!
mssfiotlming ballad um um: by Mine mem'
um Romadu, m Down; at !hefirct Com
:Momlhn Qs Carolqn, in Octohr last.—
De worde by Mf. Tvatm'.
{LTMT'J—sict l-si- Octsisswsiwhss
siBYTssHE LAST MAIL.
L'PMNBMO RJTIOJN OF MRO'LM.
nigxc(\ ,
Ersim :- vourucen, Er'm go bragh !
, CHABLESZ'OZN, ﬂlarch 10. 1
! K
'andoo to the Wh-nnd from Liver-.
(
ss sium' Gums. ct
UFOUTLCAL. si
_
clj mourn
"m,"—
."
,—
ctmﬂ" it fruit, ween butss-niuigm, gr.;
thasiteourt, MctW-siyficthFMBWﬂsii
And W'siweWQ 'notsshipg'si ofichnnqel
!nbjiee, we thinks th'qss [eyen JWIL tle- {
on of mesiq'thfrossndte m'ucb under, thej
"blind ill this (life Caur'ter. s . -
[See she micle under the Paris head,:n the ]
,Aleraudrid Daily Gazeuc of the 12th i
Anther chlc in the miuiotry vn con.
um.
Sdently expecte , ahd it was hetieved that
Mr. Cutting and lord Melvmc would take
. leading part in it. ' _
A diuolution of the pretent parlmmmt
wn un event very generllly looked fur—in
which cue it wan mid that Mr. Canning
' would be supported in a member of th'e ".
of Common to repreoent the city osLiver
!.
The conduct of Mr. ]nckson in hie cor
rcopondence with our government, (we are
anured by a gentleman who come passen
ger in the Snvannah) has met with the al
most unanimous approhatiun] of] hit coun
Hymen. It was out expected that another
minilter would he sent to this country, if
Mr. ]ackton could not eﬀect the object of
his mission. '
When the United States frigate ]ohn
Adams, arrived in England, it was suppos
ed that she had come out to take home Mr.
Pinkney, but she had sailed again for
France. *
The arrivals at the port os Liverpool,fr0m
the United States, from the lst to the 22d
si of ]anuary, had averaged four vessels per
5 day ; among them Were some from this
: port '
si An accountos the capturc of the island
: of Bourbon bv the British, on the 215t Sept.
* and the taking of seven ships nt war, one of
\ them of 1000 tons, and the. whole together,
} amouming to 3118 tons, had been received
. in England. '
! Extract of a letter, received by ship Savan
nali, arrived at Ame/za, to a gentleman
in (his city, (fatal
LtvznpossL, :ȜOth fart. 1810.
" lt does not appear. that the refusal to
.negociate with Mr. ]atssksun, 'ts considsirt-d
by our governnu nt as a sufficient cause for
war, uor do we apprehend that his dismissal
from the country Would be thought so; but
it seems to be gaining pretty gencrzd belief,
that the Amcrican and French governmsi-nts
have made up their diﬀerence; and if so,
we do not see how this middtc nate ot'
LONDON, january 12.
We have heard (hit an American vessel
has been brought into Plvmouth by one ol
his majesty's cruisen, having an board :
lucre! despatch from Mr. Armstrong. ac
! Paris, to the seeretary and president of the
Uniced Scales. This despatch is stated to
be of an inierescing nature, and to disclme
faces: of the highes: imporupce to govern—
ment. On the now: of the vemlbeing
brought: in, Mr. Psiinkney applied to minis
ters to allow the dispatch in question to be
delivered unopened into his pournion.—
We have not been able to learn whether he
aucceedcd in his application. The venel ss
' in question wan bound from Dieppe an A. ,
inclin- . ' 1
te'e dimrce produced conside
nble munioo in Germany—Thcre, g..
mn " hete, conjectulfe is buly about hilss
&c.-. bride- SW silk of the Qw-Pf
greatef latitude is said to be giVen by Bona
parte, both in imports and exporu, which
was at first represented as .1 telinquishmrnt
of the Berlin and Milun decrets, but we
apprehend what is done. i. mnre with the
went to cmbroil tts with Americn, than am"
thing else, and thsirc—lnre n'ot likrlv to tenh
to the removal of Our ordtn ih council,
' which are thclgreut ubstacle to our bring
friends with Amcricu. The first impres
sion, however, wan, thlt the rtpt-nl of the
order. in council was a certain cunst-quence
—and h.td not the first account. received
here bt-rn upon a Sundnv, we have- no doubt
the eﬀsi-tt upon the mnrkrt. in American
articlu, would have- been very grene ; as it
was, a considerable scnoutiun was experi
ensi-si-a, which has hardly yet aulnided.
" The.- quantity of Amcr'tcnn produce
known to be: coming forwards is so great,
that nothing but the cxpectation of war, or
an embargo. will enable the market to sup
port the present prices, which,'in mostos
the leading articlt-l, yi- ld a very handsome
= profit upon what they can be imported for
f in : circuitous chunnel; and the come
, quence is. that seldom a du) passes without
Home ﬂuctuations. The prince of to-day
-' have been from 201-2 to 21 1-2 for Up.
) land Cotton—say 21d for good, fair "quali
ty ; and for sen-islande, from 23. ld. to 28.
2d. for ordinary "and stained ; and for mid
; dling and fine 25. 3d. to 28. Gd. Rice, 30
i to 339."
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things between peace and war, can be kept
* act, bsitween thts country and Amertcn. ' A
. _ .. si
- . , , - o ' . . -._.si._.si \ ,. . ._ si_ . F. _ \ , .
w "_ '_. , si: :: , _ "ctsissi-ss. sisssi ", ," si .ctss' _
.. 'si- ) ' -- Q-le!_\ t ,, ', .. ) ss
' r ' ' - . — , ' .
'zss- j " ireitct'chctkfdj', the daughter of- atteg
sssi-mr" - ,sss'
ct Tﬂ ., , \-, si - ._ss ..
For the 'p'retent '- Bosinnpmte has comen?
ed himscis with mixing part of llnhand,
the- pmvinco onrnhm-i. Aceounts front
Holh-ml of the 6th,nt.nc. that :: prochnna
: tion for incorporating the pmvincc nl Zen
hmd with France had been received lmm
'ct Pdsil. The chicfcivii oliicn having tsisu- _
,.
si were in number about du). Upwm-ds ct
170 ture prich to the Bctltic squadron.
" . ﬀnmmi'y 20.
- Some letters have been rccsiived tuum A
mcsica, by the way of lrclurctd, by & tcszcl
i which left New Yctik on lhr lsth ult. 'l'hcy
. starethac the acr=11u>n)'*c>s sariy has bccn
carried to the highcst pitch is! the Unitcd
T States, and that several ducls had been
. fought by some of (in- 1- adss-is in the princi
; manchr o! the French troops. antl um tn
Pmis, toaccouut lor his cuntumnry. !hc
Enscs—iun of the provinc: nl Lvaiand makes
S-heldt and 'sihc- More, and in fact ol'thc
, tthnlsi- trade: nl Hoiizmd.
'l'hc Blusscttm shwp of war is arrived at
Y-ctlmouth; she parted with the Buitic
l dOle-rslm.
had no knowledge of any ps-tifct sur reviv
ing the embargo s) stent. A nsim' rchtion
otn member oscOttgrc-ss, and a Warm parti
zan of the present gOt'ctumcm, at Washing
ton,tvt'ttes on the llth ult. in tutui ignorance
of the aﬀair.
[have communications. to-dzuy, from the
'oouth of Spain, to the 28th ult. antl hunt
mitted by express mc ntiuns the pmpoeal of
an cmbargo tu cnngrm by Mr. Gil it. and
that a hill had brcu hunted [or that purpcsr,
which had been read ;: first timr, and tus
which a day was appointe d for the Second
reading. This lcttcr comc-s [tom :! nmst
respccuhie quarter, but notwiths'anding the
authority on which it tests, !hl curr- ( cnzes
of this smtcmcnt is vcry much doubtrd by
all the mostcunsidcrablc nu-nsshanls he to, on
the ground that such an cvent could not
have occurred without this being (li'spssilch
France.
Privatc accounts have been ren-iml from
Paris to the llth inst. A lrtu r ul th- lO-.h ss
states, that on tht" Gth, Bunapartc iud ::
fresh attack ofhia epilcpn', wmch was so
violent as to occasion considcrablc alarm;
Tor several days. A bullctin of the 9.i\,l
however, pronounced him by be rapidiy re- ]
covering from what Was callcd onlv a Might s
cold. Hence, doubtku ongsimatss (] the re
rt of his death, as we menuou. d on
'shursday. The attack which he had at
Schoenbrunu ao achrily aﬀected him, that
he is stated to have been actually derangcd _
tor some time.—Globc.
The general opinion at the T'nuilh ries is.
that the grand duchess Anne nt' Russm is .
the destined new bride oi Bonupzrxc. [:
is added, that If! ** the victim" be whom
she way, the jesi wellcrs of Paris are- prepar
ing the diamouds whrch are to ornumcnt
her person.
'Iallcyrand it again in great savor wish
Bonapartc ; wuh whom he hus of late bed
never;] secret consacnc- :.
French jowpais hnvo- been received to
the 10411 inst- As to the imporuim ubb
iect ofthe repealostbr Bz-rl'm and Milto—
decrzn, the Fssrmchsiroumals are silcnt, but
of the fact of the relaxntisiuu ldmits of no
tion. ct
A gcndcman, who was on the.- IGth u!t. at
by their correspondcnts; ;ud by the um: _
ship in which this intciiig-sinxc is said to'
have been conveyed. In tlns simuti-m cfs
things, you must tXCl'CiSC your (mn judgc- '
puinting out the source.- of the msurma- '
ficcd.
ment and ( mustsatisly nys-si-n' wim mcsicZy
New York, and who has urt'ivtd in this city, *
pal (actions, in which ht'ts had chn sacri
led to take the (mth of :ilh'ghmce without a
more c-xpiicit and formal (is'ki:lsfili( it it! so
impwumt tychn'ngr, was, It is'sznd, imme
the north to the Gth inst. My surmrr lsi-t- ?
ters from the seat of the Span'sh guvvrn
ment, were to the 26th of hot month, and
tpoke in very sanguine terms ol the unprov
ed nate ofthepntritot atmiet, and of the
tdtimate tuccen us the Spanioh cutm.
An American thip, itio said, nith deer
wan taken poucnion ol by a French arm- d :
ohip, and ten: into another ott. Her dsi :
pntches Wert: sotwctctded mmsidiatrly :o
Parit, lull her crew wrre not permit
tedsi to hue: any communica-ion wttn the '
ohore. Thitcircumstance is ut its lfsuﬀt
cit-nt proof that no tlesiuite atrunguncnt has
yet taken place between Anterica and
diutely p'ut umhr an m-ut by the comr'
attempting to go into them on the 8.h inst. ss
patchel for general Armstrnng at Penis. in 11
ccmny in : thii !: ing tour days ago; the):
onultm'te muste! of the mouths usthc ss
One letter from inland, which was trans- ss
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!
MWÞW . ' T'-1£Zz,=f;ctm-þieh w"
fdÞ-vssfW-bfsishss . 's ass shesiwzgmz...
hddss 'ctﬂle par}: 6}le smect firm}?! pan had
hcﬄdfikctzfifctss ersitcthe proper Þppficmhmyss,"
bayi'ngctbccn macsilcss xo th; cumme'tcizl immo.
fills.- , I ct 5', -- -'
4" Cksmcts'rmxsctmnss Dassgssi -
" ln'addilsiiun w nssA-jazz m,l'osmalicn.mc,
ing to you 'zhr'uwctl'ul ccct-ndsimnmiona u—isict,
had laLsssi-n plncc' hen, ! haven: SUl*-jqin she
I:;n'qm: l'ucisic, and she condchmazim'ct ,
likewise.- m the bri'g Suwarrow. ss
"This is n-rminly :! my mnuge m}
very unjust chþrsum, thcctnctnumlity box]. ,,s
the n'am w um culgms þcpr-p, anximd t!
the tour! ol mhnimhy. The [m un m.,
drmmd merely on the mppuoitioh of hay. '
'mg !m-n undern-Britiah ummyu [( Wu
tcuwd, in the second place, (but the crew
had u—ctl'naed m sign their [x.-men at the sun
(! urt ; and Belly, ulim'ul'm- purchnsing I:"
tuum cango, had she arrival in sul'sisixy, she
instructions were to runic the surpluz to
Mr. \V. nanndon.
: "The ship North American has been
cleared, aslikcwisc the ship Aelzmisi l
si cannoz account ("or (his patiinfiipy."
i From the Ca w qf Good Hossbr.-—Captai.
'Le For:, of the Richmpnd Packct. who
mjsivcsid this morhing in 63 days, informs
us that. from the Och to the 201h osjznu
an, thele Were dail}. scvu'al Shock: of
( unsishquake. The: inhabitants were gous!)
aiamnd, and rcmm ( (I from their hours to
tents clcccedicr chsi- pwp<sc._-1\lanyhou
ssi-s wsire condeL-rubly injnrcd. ' -
Prcvious m Capmin L's arrival. : Bri
tish squadron had made an attack'on the
Hand osBourbnn; took a trench sugar:
os40 guns "called the Bourbon. & a French
mcrch .mc vessc] , rctook two mluahlc com.
pan.) ships, uhisih had been carri-d into
the hmbur , and rsiturncd to the Cape.
That the subsct'iber os Alexandria count!
in the distriet os Colqmbia, his obtained smn
the <' 'rphans' Court os I'Iid 'cotmty letten dev
tamentary on the caute'os'Georgc MssMuqm
late of the county eforenid, deceased: 1"
persons having claim meint tl-si- said chcd
are hereby warned to. exhibit the name mtb
the vouchen thereat to ehc'gubacriber, on or
before the ﬂleisictday Qf-A -.mt. or she!
may by la' be exdudeasi - siin benefit to
aid estate." And MW thenne m
nqeuu-Homoke dumb payment- 6"
en under pysihcta'nd this, Blzi'dey osFesi
Thomas Hamson, jun.
R. 1. Taylor.
Decemhor 8. - ent:
Orphans' Court,
Alexandria Comalyseb. Term, tsmsi
Ordercd, that the executor of Geouss'e
M' Mun, dcceased, do imert thesssolowing ad
vcztiscmeut three times in each week so!
cigsit weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gueue
'l'este,
Latest !rom England.
szmzrcial C'ommun- ".cal-an fi-sm a H—mu 17:
1... verþaol, ma lslc of stlay am] Pimhdcl
] ct/Iia.
Mona! and Borland on the lsth _]:n.
state V.:g'min Tobacco m from (it.! 10 in 6-l.
Maryfund. none at Man ket. Upland men
20 1 2 21 22 1 2. Nsi-w-szenns 2ad Tur
[mninsi- 435 per cwc. Flaxsccd 7]. ﬂisimrud "
'- abs—aud che malktl xmproving.
Potomac Company.
NOTlCs. us hereby given that : specia!
n cctmg nsthb uoc kholden uill be held
auhe Union "lascxn. Georgetown,on1'ua
\ ay the lmh day of Apri! next, on busines
ci' imþmt me:: to the Compmy.
By order ol'thc Prczideut' .: Directon.
Pubhc Ssialc.
UNDF." the ntxthortty of I deed nf lum
from dumml [tailey to us, sor-the [:ul'Pffif 0!
se. win;; thc ruymcnt uscet'tu'm debt: to h'ctl
lien:- H'..'.--si-.-. surmlng aJminismttor us t'm
brrl. m! ""Ah-m, decem-cd,*and to Is'mjauzt'n
Ram we will oﬀer et public nuie, shr rash,
on the thh day of March next, at the stent
mmss'r us the court house, in ["nirs-x count},
u 'I'RMIT ()l" LAND. in the suidcoumy,
(Icsu ihcd in the deed as litttated on ()m-uqn-sin
Cretk, udjninihg to the town of Calchcs'er,
un:* devised to the said Sunne! Builcy by his
scttctrss-r H-llctam Bav'lcy—supposcd to curtain
lour hundred ncrcs.
1810, ._ _ __
- 'Zordecat ct Mtller, Ex'r.
MTW
Trcasm er ostlze l'alomac Cam/zany.
March 9 eo HothA
Alex. Moorc, Register.
This is to give NotKe,
BALTI MORE, AL'arclz 17.
NEW-YORK, March : :.
joscp h Carlton,
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