Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-05 00:00:00, page 3

. jM|Mvft]|qt«r ttftjortoot
France, under the penalty of aby,
vessel the master of which sUsUeontreVewtluLS re
‘gtdetioix;* Mot having seenlfc* dftnrsc, -ere rSwei:
t -determine the precise iotentiow of tbiaextraonftna-'
rymeainre ; whether fFprore'eds to the extent of J
^rebibitingthe entrance of all-strangers. by seainto
_ France, and. of chaining the iahabitaaUto their
owe soil, or it merely a temporary regulation to
•nswerparticolarparposea. t
In thopreredingeoiumnt •« have given a ropy of
pM of. the license* which we have already staled to
bays bon lately granted to American vessels by the
Fcencbsgbveromtfnt. It will be seen from the docu
•aeob, that there is.a very great latitude given with
respect to tha introduction of colonial produce into
France.. Thslicenae^iideed, specifies coffee and su
gars uf the French IsKds in the East and West I n
dies ; but it afterwards, it would appear, extend*
L the permission generally to “ all the merebandir
nod colonial productions of the two Indies.” Cer
titrates of origin, the grand lest for distinguishing
(retween British and neutral colonial produce, are,
it seems, to be dispensed with. How then will it
be.possible to ascertain where tha article to be im
ported was produced. We consider this as a great
er departure from Bonaparte's system than bis con
ditional revocation of the Berlin and Milan decrees.
Tbe revenue alone it the object of the measure ;
and it is for this that be resorts to these miserable
fhifts for filling.the state coffers, at the same time
that he affects to maintain, in its full plentitude,
his principle of excluding British commerce—That
Ibis license ia not intended to benefit tbe Americans,
any more than aa mere ca. riers,is evident from this:
that tobacco, the chief article of tbe exports of the
United States, is not allowed to be imported iuto
Fiance under it.
BepiemDer t1. •
Information has been received, tbat the Russian
minister, Kampenhausen, has ordered seals to be
put on all laden neutral vessels-throughout the Rus
sian ports and the Baltic, until the origin and Vega*
lily of lhe cargoes be satisfactorily ascertained.
MEtfe September 12.
There appears by a paiagraph from Copenhagen,
{bat an alarm baa been spread there of government
feizing on the funds of the bank. The .terms of the
Contradiction prove at least the existence of the a
larcn.—Little doubt can be entertained of the ap
proaching fate of that monarchy also ; for every
Vs bets we find the oouncile of Bonaparte as succtss
fclas his arms.—And how indeed can it be oiher
W»*e, considering the character of the councils eve
fy where opposed to him.
" ifi ^ Charleston Courier.
> ’ London, September 14.
No later intelligence has been received from lord
'Wellington than tbat which we announced yester
day, the 23d ulc. VVe shall not hazard any conjee-j
ture with respect to the intentions oi Massena. It
IS thought by some that be will roske a grand at- \
tack after the fall of Almeida. But Almeida is not
of inch vaat importance that its fall must necessari- ,
|y precede any battle. It might be masked.
Desertions from the French army in Portugal
continue daily, 70' arrived in one day—some of
g.-these were Frenchmen. In Spain, too, desertions
‘-■f'are frequent. A recent proclamation from general
Doyle has been attended with tbe happiest effects.
It held out to the foreigners serving - undei the
Freocb, protection, cUtking, and liberal pay; and
numbers, in consequence, flocked to the standard of
the Spaniards.
Lord Wellington • poblirk orders to the Portu
guese,! to retire at the approach of the French, had
been attended to effectually, In the vicmily of Ct
tidad-Rodrigo, the French were advancing on a small
Tillage, #in which was a considerable depot of corn
and otherpmvisions, the inhabitants lelt the vil
lege, ton* wrth them as much corn as suited their
' convenience, and set fire to that which they could
Wot carry away.
Poor Joseph seems, at length, to- have almdst
reached the termination of his cares of royalty ! He
V is about to quit Madrid, according to the Midrid
*: accounts, hit brother having desired him to return
to Paris. There, probably, he will he u» king’d,
as his brother Louis has been: and Napolcan, who
said once in his wrath, that if the Spaniards did not
\ like-hit brother, they should have him, will de
» Claris himself king of Spain, or perhaps decree Spain
to be pert of the French empire, as he has decreed
Holland. The Parisians, however, will probably
think (say, they date not) that he had better aseer
tain.firet whether he can make the Spaniards sub*
mil to him. t
Th* Cortes was to assemble on the first day'of
the preemt mouth, at Cadis, and all ihe precauti
Ofltwhkh prudence could suggest, has been -idnptnd
by government to prevent the tumult which was ap
prehended from French intrigues, at the opening of
this long neglected national diet. This event wilt
form a ns* era in the history of Spain, and the
recovery of |eng lost rights will give additional e
Befgy to the seal of the Spaniards, by clearly paint
ing ant to them what they are to fight for.
Price of Stocks.—g per rent consols for money
CT ShA^PUto for account 6? 5-ft—Omnium 4
4V';
8i i
, Us* PtTMbrtH, Sept.Sli, ^
' Ceipein an American ship, laden with oil, for
:v London, taken by a French privateer of 18 guns,
nog re-taken by one of our cruisers close in with the
Fyeorb-roast.'Also, two A met ken’'ships from
; Stockholm, with pitch and-tar. * 1
A* - - - ..
fir 'l . ChKSTSWTUropLE, July 1*.
Tt Mas been officially announced that the Pa» ba of
Jipdse hm'k, ha*idg placed a Russian Corps of 10,000
«; .«nep, which was before that place, between 2 fires,
; kaied JffO^snd made r500 prisoners. ■
Y, Lbe Grand Seignor displays anrommon energy:
;; In It new prochointion be bas declared that every
V Mus%eltnan capable of bearing arms, wbo'will not
Sj <- range himself, under the standard of Mahomet to
fight for bis conntry and religion, shall tie consider
? edand dealt with as an unbeliever. ' The Sultan r*
>iews the troops daily thniareproe*eding to ni*
force the main army- > A -body of guards, to consist
' . of 17,000 cavalry, is organising, Great events
tvj •% ,4)*,
v?
IV'fe towt«4P«i*Pt» July.80. t
. Excepting some actions, which, without being
decisive, have been in favourof the Roasians, we
know twitting of the progress of their armies in Bid*
Rtnij
an*. It it reported tbaHtblKJfeend Visrer had re
cei ved some reinforcements, »t*d driven tbefluBsmtt*
to acMssl&reble distance from ll»M placed but'.am
particulars are mentioned. The fcdseians’hitlierte!
have had tie beet of the ritmpnigo.' Tlieir heavy!
artillery averwhelms tbe Turks, whoereoMtged i«f
keep at dose as they call. A report, however.,
again prevails that the Turks bave obtained a \it-[
torjr Harare Schumla.
i
-». <ii'TnhK>ifo BttUmore Wmn * *
ft. Ai' . ££'***+»&
*, ' Louooy, 8ept« iS.
Ah order arrived tone days ago at Tonttingen,
for att.jrhing all American ships in that harbor; the ’
same order was probably sent to the other Danish
ports. A number of Trench licenses have been sent
to Hamburg, Ltrbetk; and Bremen, by virtue of
which, a certain number of those vessels may sail
from those ports with corn, or other German pro
duce, even for England; but it is necessary that
these vessels should afterwards sail lor eithei Dun
kirk, Bordeaux, or Nantz, with certain specified ar
ticle* on board. They are then to take in a cargo
of French produce, or manufacture, with which
they most return to the port from which they origi
nally sailed.
Gostavin Adolphus has returned to Switzerland.
How must the noble mind of that unfortunate prince
be wounded by a contemplation pf the degraded
condition of his once free and gallant subjects!.
Louis Bonaparte continues at Toplitz.
By the Heligoland mail, whjch aTiivsd this mor
niog, we- received German paper* to tjjie 2d inst.—
They contain the intelligence which we have for
some time expected, that Mural has given up bis
intended invasion of Sicily.
Yesterday the first division of that distinguished
corps, the 50lh regiment, commanded by lieot. col.
Chur'es Si> wart, marched into Portsmouth, and
immediately went on hoard the Tonnant, sir John
Gore. The Vestal frigate, rapt. Houston, takes part
of the 50th their destination t» uot mentioned to
•he Portuga.1, Report says, that besides the duke of
Brunswick’s corps, and some regiments of the line,
that of tire 1 lthdragoons, the 2d loot or queen,
the 35th, 42d, and some other regiments, will be
sent to reinforce lord Weliipgion.
[The English cruisers hava raptured 31 Sgil of
Danish nhicbanliaea off the coast of Norway.]
Tonningf.k, August 30.
i Orders have been received her# to atiacb all A
meriran ships found in this harbor. In pursuance
i of bis Danish majesty’s ord rs, a strict embargo
has been laid on all shipping id the westein purls
, of the Duchies and on the Elbe.
j Deal, Sapt. 14.
The 71st regiment of light infantry was embark
ed here this morning by the dock yard and Deal
boats, on board the Melpomene and St. Florenzn
troopships, and will proceed immediately for Poriu- j
gal. The men went off in the highest spirits, and !
cheered repeatedly on their passage from tbt shore I
to the ships.
Gazette Marine Memoranda. '
\ ARRIVED.
British sch’r Three Friends, Godfrey, 31 days
from Gauduloope bound to Baltimore, in distress ;
having in a gale of wind on the 27th Oct. carried
a i 'V both masts, sails and rigging much damaged
—Cargo Sugar, A. Marlure.
Sch’r Madison, GoulJ, 24 hours from Baltimore.
Tue ship Harriot, Chase, of Newburypqrt, was
to have s ailed from Dublin for this port, the 14th
September.
The brig Industry, guide, 64 days from Norfolk
bound to Cadiz, was spokeu off Cape St. Maoy’s,
in hit. 36, 8, long. 5.
Flew As tarns hment.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Beg leave to infirm their friends in Norfolk and its
vicinity, that by the last arrival from New-York,
(Sch’r Carlton, caotain Johnson,) -they have re
ceived the remainder of
Their Fall Supply, 1
Which they advertised they were in expectation,
consisting of a variety of the
MOST FASHIONABLE FANCY ARTICLES *
which in addition to those previously received, con
stutes a complete assortment of every description of
DRY GOODS,
Which are now opened for inspection at the Store
No. 30, Market Square, lately occupied by Mr.
Eugene Higgins.
Country Merchants and Wholesale Healers gene-,
rally, are respectfully informed, that they intend to
keep up their supply all through the year, and that
they wiH be supplied on the mast liberal terms for
CASH only.
Neilson &. Neale. ;«
Nnvemher2. tf •••■*•
'for Freight or dm Ur,
The Brig Susannah, '
Willets Pow*U, master, -burthen. 135
tons, will carry about 1259 barrels, now in complete
order forithe reception of a cargo. Apply to capu
Powell on boardi or to
JENNINGS & RODDEY.
November 2. "' ': tf * V ,n*yI
LV FOR SALE,-4' A^f
If applied for *ilki» * fnt'dajp,)
The brig Elizabeth Margaret
as she arrived front sea, in complete order, and red*
dy to receive a cargo. For terms apply to
WM. H. THOMPSON.
November s. , M . v ■ 8
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Prime * JamaU^-'pOFPEE m 4ie8K%<
; { ForSais by -rjy ... i
- ?■ ;>«:• F. Whittle,
October^!.
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wanted,
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far
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October SI**
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? m rUZHDAY fotafk
Two Bantationsihi Norfolk
The oneon Which she b«*. lives, containing^ .11$
»wf'i he the wine more miles* j this place h divided*
frodi the ttorttush of Norfolk only by * small creel,;
las oit.it two m-ellinfe-Houses, * Wind Mill 4nd!
other improvement* 1 The other lying oh Tanner's
Creek, containing 200 acres, lhoreor lettjtbis
Tract is mostly c<ivfcred with wood, and it Wi^*"'1- lj
few miles of Norfolk Borough.
The Trustee. 1
Ids i
October 21,
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Jvjv*::* ; sjj& j® #
:¥ :■ vr.'^W-,-. •■ . •; ^V.'",
At Mf. Blanchard’s ‘ Platform, on
TUESDAY the 6th of November* at if o'clock,
for Cash, by order of RoaaimahCqjc, administra
trix to the estate of William Johnson, deceased,
All the Personal Estate of tlic dcc’d,
Cenaitnng.of . .
Beds and Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs,
Pier Glasses, Silver and Piatcd Ware, &c.
Jiho, • /
Three NEGROES, viz." ^
Lamb, Rachel, and Unis, and a Pe.w in the Presby*
terian Church. f J
N. Macgill, V. .M.
* October 29, > ■' tb
FALL GOODS.
Richard & John Taylor,
Hate revetted by the Ship Hieing Statue, Captain
Their London Goods, ;s
And in addition to their Liverpool Goods, received
by the llriy Diligence, they are in duly expectation
cjfn further supply of WOOLLENS by the unity", to
•>»il from Liverpool in-all last month, vhir.Fl iSrill
make their assortment very complete, and will be
sold at very moderate prices far Cash or approved
Negotiable Notes srwl to Country Store Keepers
(at same prices,) of known puiictuahty. -7
October 31. . lm
NEW STORE;
HO. J)0, MAIN STREET, .
An Elegant Assortment of
Fashionable London Goods,
Now opening by
Wm. Francis & Co. -*
! October 26. tf
HUGH PANNELL,
Hat just receivedfrom Baltimore,and ie now open
ing at Ah. 91, Main-Street, {the etore formerly
occupied by Messrs. ATicm-ycr isf Fan KaftfftJ
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OJf V ■ '
Fall and Winter Goods,
| Jtmmget which are \ t
\ Superfine and common Blue, Black,;
! Guren, Drab, ami Dark mixed Cloths, .
Supertine and common blue, black, drab, and dark
i mixed Cassimsres,
Blue, black, drab, and dark mixed Brunswick Curds
and Stockingnetts,
Fashionable VVaistcoating,
I Blue and drab Plains, - • "
blue and white Kerseys, n * ^
Bear Skins, ' - : «'
White, red, and yellow Flannels; Pelisse do.
Hose ami Point Plankets,
black, olive, drab, constitution Cords and Velvets,
Irish Linens, Irish Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
Diapers, I
Long Lawns; Linen Cambricks; Brown Hollands,
Linen and Cotton Checks, _ ' , ■
Gurrahs, Mamoodies, J.lima poors, blue Cottons,
Sooty Routalls and Gilln Handkerchiefs,
Dimities, Furniture do. * , » > .
Calluc.es, undressed do. furniture do.
Silk and Colton Ginghams; Shirting Cottons,
Black, colv iired, and white catnbrick Muslins,
Twill, u Cam!, ricks, Jaconet Muslins, plain and figur
ed Leno ■ do.
Fancy and seeded do.
Mull Mull do. T
Elegant 7-4 Cachralrs Shawls, ' ' t< ; <
Silk and Cotton Shawl*. <- ■ l;
Banuanna andflagsilk Handkerchiefs; Madras do.
Childrens* cotton do. ,'.y
L i'Ues’ and Gentlemens’, silk, cotton,.and worsted
Hosiery; Gentlemens’ short cqtton, worsted and
lamb’s wool do.; coarse yarn do, . , „ M...... ,...
i Childrens' worsted Shoes and Socks.
1 Extra long white and coloured Kid GtoVes,
| Silk and cotton Armlets, »
| Gentlemens’ silk, beaver, and dog skin Gloves,
1 Silk and cotton Suspenders, '
Blnck Bonibtizeens; white and black Crapes, '
White and coloured cotton Balls, . •.;?-«• <
Sewing Cotton in hanks; Nun’s Treads; Tapes,
Bobbins ; Galloon Bindings ; furniture do.
Pins, Oil Cloths, cotton tJmhrellas. ’’ .
’ * ' '• Likrwhe, ‘ ^
A number of other Articles', S-K
Tomake his assortment complete, all of which will
be sold at very seduced prices. 0
October 15. * ;f
■ nil i". I.'.*.//uyjti'iaail !«l
) WILL BE RENTED OUT* -
On the third Monday in Nayeinber
next, {being Court-Day,) .. ^
The FERRIES across Klizabeth-Ri
ver and iti-Branches, for the ensuing year. ;
Holt Wilson, Dep. Sheriff.
Portatnouth, October 1*. td
., i 11 . —--,is .-y—te-aUrtja-L. '•
FOR SALK,
n;<
1Q.O00 bushels Cadiz SAt,T?
. ' Richard & JohnTaylor.
October SC. v> /•<; v *
aim
’nsnT
■ rr.A LIGHTER, -o
* ? -L *' :t" vi*.*5
For S*le, *newXIGt|F&fe
About 'fovty-one feetfcmg, built of' gootf materia)*,
.'-A . -t , -v ^ hi T<V
/ } *4’*'- - * K : AfJ, % /• •-'* a’.-., V
ra*.' ^
■jV SufiKribert keett taken the .nfperttm^W^Hr^y|Hg
ft Ttorbwh't Were fftrytk <m> heettWlrffiTiH* ^
- Point, ichere tkr* vxit ierr* on fke ,
ri Sail-Making- Business*
Airtho« Wj«i wBl employ them, m%y r<
they will leave nothing undone to merit the appro*
ballon of their ctswbnfers. 4 vft/T y<tn^
Robinsos* &c $ermw^*4Hl
November 2.
L-L. ■ - v ' Is ( *. >• * - - *• ‘ ■•"**•• ■ ■ •
- isiSm-'''- ry- jf
e:‘
, ■■^y'^—’'V,**-.'>:'t J.-y
Thirty Dollars Reward. :N'>
R ANAWAV from thr S tt^SC rl h W.) it i MU t Spit i'; '$3
ford Court-House, Virginia, «m this nigh t of the ‘JCtb r ;
iustaut, tnulaurtl%d turned AMO% •IJouSt'."'a
SO years of age, J fee t» or 10 inches high—a smwt^ ;
active fellow, has’bcfcfc acCustohietl to wait prii»ei«t
pally, but can take e»re of i»u,se« and drive a tup*
tfage, Hi his a very cron»picuous.*c*r «p<jn jt&t lejfe^fy,
cheek of about 4 inch?* long, much blacker than tfee v "
rest of his face. U is supposed that he will end*** '
vour to proceed ,to the. northward, by means of*.U '
forged pas*, which 1 understand he .has procured*
His clothes cannot be described, as he bad a vMeif ' '
of them, - - •■ ■■ -■ <>? i:pn~ ; • tP- •? - t ,
! will pay the above reward JV* securing himta 4 %
any jell sn that i get him again, and alf re.isonaUA j0
charges if tp-ought home. ;■ d
v v‘ James1 Mitchell;* v* ' -
October 32, ■ ,T
2000 Russia Mats, tor shipments of
S’*? “-S.lt, CfaltfW ‘ •- g*
;■! « 26 crate* well assorted Rut-then war*', • *<?H
*; 2 sets elegant Table. Chic*, •> y - td: *
■ 7 ,30 boxes half pint Tumblers,"loo
% 1 do. plaits* and cut
60 do. short Pipes, four grr}.e ^*yi-*-Fo# ' .
Sale at my Ware-Huuse In Watcr.Str«*!ti for oiattf, -
or Newbern Bank Notes. - ‘ ■■■ 'i
3 ohtt ■ C. NierfieVer,
W/M it telling off at reiuiri jirtattp'-l'fMty” i
: * >’> ; His 'Stock of'GOODS, * ::
' t * - Oit Msiii-Stbkbt -’■‘CM*rtting
An elegant aaancuneat of Cutlery, Hard* are,$a>hgsf 4*f
nH Gttnei, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, and'4 * cat
great variety of Fancy Articles. '> .p.
, .»;• Jtnd offert /or Rrnt, ,b .**,%:
: The House now occupied fry him*
on Main-Street, containing five convenient room# M.
upstairs, a neat Store and Bsck Rooth down stair^
thn'e excellent dry Cellars, a fire-proof "fciCcben,. *'
and other Out fluasea,.,.•-.« *. » Sh ■
October 31. , ■ lm >
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RACES*• '«’ ♦ V f *#?«*
• ;»&* *^Vt
Norfolk and Portsmouth Jockey Club \V'»j
o /:• - * Races? * ■ - *«? $ ^
Will commence an Wednesday theSeveuth day
November next. ,
Fir,i Day'. - -* » * * », . /
The Jockey Club Purse of 400 doHtfb, four mil* 1
heats..\ ■;#’ ': S
■ , Second Day. <m. *< -*•*- '
A Ladies Purse of 100 dollar*, au hdHfcats, tty*
hett three in live—entrance 30 dgjlLt^vith catcK ; ■
riders. • W.- 4- '£
.?hX- ■**
- ... Third Day.
The Propftetor's Purse of 200 dollars, two mile>
be .ts, ueigittsagreestbie to the rules of the course*
N B. The Rround is in fine order ; fond stable#
m
straw, &c. found near the race ground gratis, ami
ii*n owners »f race Horae* with their aV
1 pass the bridges frejr of toll. i, .
* "• > The'Tfrt.'flsurer; ‘
September 14. ‘X ** f
ttfr
-4*
av 'i*
A HOUSE and LOT on Free-Ma#o» ^
Street, at present occupied be Philip Hc»cp;. patft^vx
session given the first of January next, Apply t» - ,•
-r* ."/MU* 1 James Psiivfey.
■. October- Si.- "• ■
t DNWl»DJX TO WIT.
1 {i,i' # P
John H. Peterson and Mary his wife,
f'll, **** —**-'■*-* ■
OauieiCUiborneand BlixsbethliL
. wife, and Benjstnin Hamsun*.
Which saiu Mxrv anti EUsaiteth are • -... , ;■*
- .
daughters of, antfwhtch said Ben*
jarnin is son o£ Charles Harrison,
deceased. Commit*.
v- ' ' J/faifut
Matthew M. Claiborne*Ad«*r ‘*|l
Charles Harrison, deerused,• 5
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ORDRRED, That Mtitthrw *L 'CttftWtel
niinistratoroiCharles ti i rii m* ih r until. Hidlii: i
op an account current of.»»% utiaiimsiratiou on
estate of Charles Harrison, deceased,teim'e M' v!
Commissioner Wilder, wW*l« i«pp*4nt»*4': »»5s*iits|i| ^
stale and settle the said j*cc. unt.,.-iud. te makwh-eawiaM.
port to thi, court.—.And ut <• .court held Tr thh aahl. 3K
county the - 18th day of June 1810 —It # 'fifrai# P!
dered that a eopy of rthia order b* jpoblfehetl^ si^ v
A Copy.-. V*.
^ J. Mtclioliis,
'A, -KiAffife-Sat..
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Mnw into elbetj ort Which day * t
Jhew M.’Clsibomeis rennifei'Wwtttndar <ny eflNirv^;,'
Kaas iwwse
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