Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-03-19 00:00:00, page 3

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Berlin andlfiTan d*crr>*e Wete ontbeeVeNtfdfrso
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the decree respecting newrafa by a»,ti)9»M'J«»'f*»
M in enterimnise tw<~b *»r*»pin*«n; t Munnapirtr,
informed nf theU»e#*M*>S, t*M•***« nmrifcrMtr
America, Ceocrived it Id tre a fmotorafole tfppirrlu
ititv for coneihatifi|} her, atid the***** iMwtf hfs
Beetee, which in its operatorti wit! be thinks, tend
4H inh«*nca her against, it n«*t to make her go to
war witli.ns—hrcertse it is ini possi ble fiir Os to suf
ferilef'tft utsi! herself ol the advantages which he
insidiously holds out to her.
Poi the present Buonaparte has contented bim
$elf with seizing part of Holland, the-province ol
M'Zealahat’ "’AVconnte-froiii Holland of the 6th
•t«le, that a proclamation for the incorporating
the province of ^sahwd with-France bad hecn re
ceived fio.i Pan'l. ifneehief civil ‘rrjfcm having
refused to h»|e the oath mi afJegieoee without a
rnore enplrrit iidd lormal derfaraiino '«f so impor
tant * 'Change, was, it it said, innnediaftty pul
tinder an arrest by the con»in*Hider of th*
fWni4i lco<ip», lirtrWertfto Paris/to ifrrrltffit for his
conlomary. The possession of the province of Zea
land makes Buonaparte master of the mouths of the
Scheldt and the Maes, and in fact of the whole,
trade oi Holland.
The Blossom sloop of war is acrived at Yarmouth j
—(Sl)e patted with the Baltic convoy in u-'ibiHt'fug
four days apo ; they were in number about 400.—
Upwards of 170 were prizes to the Baltic squa-l
dron.
January 15.
Batch papacy have arrived (h the ffl'h, rrifihnn
iog extractsfrom the P.ris papers to the ifctfi. The
latter contain the decree respecting export* and
junpoils, with a shot t preamtile or preface,'Stat
log the nmtivra that have led to it. Alter read
ing this preamble, we rad he at no loss to dis
cover that the wretched state of the intcriour of
France has alone wrung- the decree* from Hiiona
^trrte. The “ superabundant products,’* spoken of
•re-the corn and the wine, which tli«! f inner* and
the wine-growers cannot sell.—“ Some districts1’*
we were to|d in Ins Expose ’* find it impossible to
-sell their corn." The same impossibility »u felt
by -the wine-growers, and his ministers must have
assured him, that if men cannot sell what they
grow, they will not ground so much in future—
that when the surplus products of a country cannot
be exported, part of the productive labour of the
country must cease, and the value of its annual
•produre d’n.invsjh, We remarked, when this Ex
pose was ppblwlied, that it proved the wretched
Btale of the interrmur—and that under this man,
who boasts of the love which llte people of Franre
beat him, and of the great blessings he has
confered upon France, the manufactures and
liad been’ruined, commerce an<l agrrulture bad
j-eceived the deepest wounu. Tiie decree shows
the justice of the remirks, and proves that
the chief object of passing the dur-e (the wish
to conciliate America may certainly have tc-eo -100
tlt*r object) was to enable the farmers to export
their gr on, the greni spirit and wine touniries to
export t etr w-ines -,nd Sijirils ; and o'tiers to ex
;£prt IP-ir 'r,uits. §o stroo-ly is thi* declared, {’hut
.•trip* must lake with them ti 1'h ol their cat goes *n
.th"*e great national productions of France, and
onlv 1 4;h in erftail wares. The otrjert ol the de
crees is to issist the half- rn.tied larmers, wnm
growers, ap.d lgndholdei* yf Iran r, not to re
lax tjj.e |tvrf tty M Ihe i)t rim .in<1 Mdan 4erree3.—
Alj'artnTs df British rnemifartares and colonial
produce are prohibited from being import! d Into
Tjru|)Cie or her depeodswias, and only raw artu les «f
the first nareasily admitted.—*Ot course there are
wo »y(atoms of relaxation in any of these proceed
ings. And so far iron, eAcoutagiiig them or r*jpic
jpg to s«r t,hwn carrying into effect, »* doubt wh*
3)>er tt is nut the duty of our government to resist
-and frustrate them. It WHS once hoped we roold
gtarve France into 9ubmi(8iqn. We have now a
Jjetter rh.thcp of foreipg Iwr into submission by
gJitffaltttMl -har with her own produce. Whether any
apprehension of a scarcity of grain in our own
country has induced ministers to permit the impor
tation of that bfFrance, recently so ireely import*
gff, wc.knuW not, nor whether in reality cargoes bf
onr mamiiacUir.es and <o1obm! produce have uee»
^dmittcd JOtp France liy coiiiiiviinrt in return. Hut
,gf il»e stale uf grain at imme would at all allow, t',
get should resist die introduction of that of franre,
I* a most powerful means of dijtri. ssirjg the mem> ;
we fear it i» tn<»certainly proyed by the disappear
ance of specie from eirt oJat'on that French corn
:JMI bean paid for, not by English manufactures and
colonial produce, but by English guineas, our
borne circulation being thus distressed, Hnd our pa»
for currency endangered to benefit French farmers
landhoidct*. ,Ii js not at this surely that we
r(Bfghtln ryjiib «1 \\t must nut be Minded to mn
own interests by the misrepresentations of trick
ling traffickers.
IB c-onsc.tjuenrt* oi me rrenrn oerrre, a greui
ngni'yr of vms-Ii have, wethio ihtje U<r*’'
‘Arrived at different purU"f this kingdom with grain,
boiler, cheese, and other wtoles.
January 1$.
A.Ccmnrr arrived at prince ^tahrembr rg’s last
sight, with despatches from the Ajwtn n amtuss.r
jjour at, Paris. They ure.in answer, we siippune.
|h.wVyrtt hy Maying, and hlS eJtrelU-nry iVjr. Pre
VOSt, which rn«tented the reply oi our government
to the *Vi'tlnre uipde to qs from the French through
. j^^s|tinp aip'' fseadpnr. All expect.itiousv (we
•ever had any) »l its leading t» a negotiation <vy,
ore uniWstaad, at an end. France will not accede
to the terms which ore suggested as the n'-cessary
preliminary to any .oe£titiulinn, via. that .we should
, aggi|U|ite in concert with our allies, Feruioaod the
. Stveutb, and the ijaei u of Portwgal.
It ta reported that Buonaparte hiis written a let
..Vr’w Jho.lfing on the subject of peace, id W^K*' *]•*,
exprosses a. •* h«» majesty will deign t«s
T*t»ri« an gnawer from hims.lt.'' With tlv« *i»Ju
^il i» nf*irig "l^nr^T* kflTT Klr^Yt |KU TffiHr **
WOW- . ts » ■ , . .
There lire na farther arrounts from America, and
wa ar#sass*l* to star* wk^fher the h»H i«r enahhiy;
«he p.ea.dept to s.ndwnay fory.gn <um>h
ters has passed the house of c<yntr««a, ut, if it haw,
whether it |A* Uen acted opoiKky s^hng away
Mr. Jatkson.
The jwlh we bawto pvrsoe with nwpertlo A"*f
rira ta f icar and strait. She is evidently in • trip
lent pasr.ou, apdUht uUpcjtuM who iwl«I|e Mcb
»■>« .
tfrno in huger/ Wert tbetwo'rtroirtH*« in *
of rqur.lity withrespect iwpewets and res.u»rcp«i.
Hief* might-Un.nerastup lorwsttlmg theMkdigdi
ty ufl»r«i i»«^t»i wWsituWiftb evrtkat un
inequality, .'whereAtar •«* has *0 **>1 **i|p»*iiHt%
oner the other, our forlueurance cannot possibly lie
nmihdrane*
tinfiWe.iT to fear nr mea linear—fkhe afar afrit)
away Mr. Jitrkstm, bat We Shall pot drrjbre
war against h»C. If she choose to have no lont’cr
intercourse or negoualion with u, let her net. <oc
rordtngiy ! She is at perfect towny so to <h»—We
r»a make no further offers -to-herj the firft Stepr.
tbe fret proposals must hove come from her—fit
whs absurd tn her to conceive hrreeU under no tilt
•ligation, upon tbe rejertmo of. what she terms
" inadmissible conditions*1 -te» make any in relent.
We could not suffer her m niatutatft the stale of a
judge, authorised to hear and determine between
parlies, and tn consider herself •• holding the ha-,
i’ltee of pn#erbetween thetwogreat belligerents.*—
She concen-s herself to have received an injpry-rr
ami we come forward and offer reparation, it the
offer he not deemed adequate to the injury sustain
rd, it is incumbent on her to point out where it is,
deficient, and to declare what additional degree of;
concession is necessary to. make up the complement,
of Satlif.K Uiiii, This she terms rieurpnijed pot (jo;
do, hut declares her willingness to hear what we
haw further to offer still reserving to herself file,
pi iviledge of rejection, until we have come up to
the Unknown standard which she keeps conceah'i.
j’hcTe is no true dignity in this reserve, and though
the may consider it very profound policy, we are
aery much mistaken il Mr. Alt*rt faaiktin will
not convince her that il is hkeiy to he ruieout to
herself.
January IS.
Several American rargoes in French porta, re*
leased Irani sequestration, were on the point of bfc
ing disposed of at the invoice price ; when, in on
sequence of infurmatuitt I ruin general Armstrong,
the sales were suspended, and the fuss that would o
tlieraise arise to the American owners avoided.—
A few deys after this ronwiun;< anon from Mr.
Armstrong, (he differ for extending the of arli
cit# of export and import appeared*
The mind having mine round to fhe westward,
the Amfrif.m frigate John Adam* sailed ye*itjr<Jay
from tne Downs lor Amsterdanj.
Ameiica has made haste to arrange her dttferen
ees nh Ffirr'-r, a/ rohvetiron between the twii
p#*"ts is said to I eve been signed on th. Ath or 6\k
or tins ntonth. Jj.it a syllable ofiets riuilvuts lu*
traTl'p red ; hut one groat point ‘tilth the Ameri
fan governm nt •.»* always K)dt?-tvniiredto gam fra*
betn toe alian .oinnent of the ri, tit of search bjr thy
natal povve's ot F.urupe.— Courier.
VV- have »|je*tty stated that prinre Stahremberg
nitgi.t lie ra(..-«• ted soon to take his depnrtnre IrmA
tfiisr .entry, having rweivedfroin hiscourt iiutrtj' -
linos to ihat efftct. Tins rirruinsunce hgs given
rise to various rumours, whirh may at (east lurmsli
iiintisettient to our readers, It is said all hopes of a
pe.'O*'iniion for peart thjve variisfoj, the French
emp'rour hiv'mg refuseoas a pr liiinnary, that wtf
a'ouold mat in nimert with our itlltes, Ferdinand
VII, theCJoeen ol Portugal, and the King of Si.-ilv,
It is also reported, that Ntpobon has written a lets
t. r t<> the king, requiring an answer from himsejl,
proposing very gentle means ot restoring peave to
m .tilltfl.l t and that the marquis Wrllesley, in whose
deprrtmeiit Hires to advise his majesty on litis sth.
jert, has thought it d.ue, in politeness, that the
letter of the euvperotjr should be apswered in hiy
majesty’s own natne.^&Vflr.
JanilM.V to.
The late m;ttisti"-s inform lis, that they href »»f
its being thy ml nt <m »f g. *.pfij>nt to s.ni «mt h
ikw minister lo liie Ignited iHaUS, ajoj that “ i opi
nion sense requires that we Should forthwith send a
mini*-tef to America, sinre the rimdurt of Mr.
Ja< k* n ho* hem outrageous and unpardonable-”-!*
What pert i>f it they rnnsidt-r to he such they are
not kind enough to infmfn on, nor do wyexprct they
will—It is their usual prarlpe to he very liberal m
hardy assertions, and very sparing of proofs, We
have already given nur reasons, and we dialling'
tl ein in answer them, lor thinking Mr. J ark sun »
rondurt, so far from having hern putmgioas him
unpardonable, lo have been firm anil praise-worthy
-r-Jt was outrageous in him, we suppose, In i\
that Mr. F.rakiHe did not abide by Ins loattortiau',
—it was outrageous in him to repel the ai-rusaiimi*
of want nf faith aud justice oD nur part. It was
Unpardonable in bin) ip JWO^Hroflllheji own derly*
rations that they had «een Mr. Krskine’s lusliacti
ons, and that having seen them, tbejr knew
them td he rdntraiy to tne ariageinent they
had rnneiudad with him. We ran easily gufi
reive that those who appoiotrd Mr. Erskim
are not likely to be pleated with Mr. JnrkSob j hyt
•it we prefer a rtiinistef *£0 «!>td!w hjf Iris iuifnui h
ons to ooe whodi>e» not—as we prdt/ p. aiiniVC
who manfully and firmly asserts the honour aqn
dignity of his country, end who will not sutler A-'
oierjca tothjpk tfia-t England romes as afi huuibf
. suilqjr lo the far of Q/farw, requesting » NmW
. for the proposals alie lias Ui make, so shall we tfl
wn\s '•ontend’ that Mr. Jackson deserves the (bants
'<$nd the p »tn,dde of hit country.
That a new minister will be sent to Aiqerirp we
ranm«t believe. Oar minister baa barn treated with
such indignity, that we do not see bow w ran ex
pose any other to a similar treatment. We repeat
what we said a day or two agn^r that opr romans
rlear and: strait; America td to a pasaion—we tare
not; if th«chases to act fashly, we do not. 8fie
niuywpd avyay our aftbAi^dour ; but wg shijfnpt
therefore declare war., brc»Mf siP
cnurse with us,-we qWJ not dUMfrtl with her an
that account ; bat w« shall at feast expert that s te
shall be ihV.(irjt to any fresh otrertOfes of prp
ppsaU for , j -
« Jcwary 20. ;
Some Icttrre have her* received from AnmiAi,
tree* runwtMl
lv iWld.* IHU9tM»
y«me ^
sftry*hrw*H' wtttvmasaty pointing out tl-.e source of
itW ittl<Wrt>«tiort, •‘•r '■
T^ffehtlccirin^'Wfin^tou r>n thedSlh irtt. stNrw
York, HtS##H<v^sr ^
kntrwMijfe »f *T^lpW|#ri for reviving the embargo
system. ’A he.tr relation of h ntembei* of*' congress,
and a warm partisan pjjtha presan* government^ *t
Wi*»hmgt<m, writpp on ib* | >tb pty. in tulaj'tggor
ranreol the affair.
I have rmnnnHiirations, ta-dny, from the south of
Spam, to the $&ttfolt. and front ifte north (o the
toth mat. Sly former If tiers from the •rat of the
SpHitisH government, wefe fq tbp ^ffih <i| Inst
month and spoke in rrry sanguine lenng of the ins
provpif state of the patrun rtnMjjps, anti of ibe eht
uiafe success of the l9p-ihi»lt ratiae.
An AmericairJhig, it i» said, wrth djsjlktrfies for
general Armsliong »l Paris, 111 attempting to go in
to Havre on the Sth‘ rest, jfis tape's possession oi
l;y a Frenrfi armed Ship, and sent 'info .mother port.
Her dispatches weie forwarded immediately to Pa
ru, ^ut her i-revr Wasn.it permitted to have >ny
roinmuotcatioa with the shore, This circumstance
is «< »Uelf sotbrnut proof that do dehntte arhrnge.
rnent has yet taken place between Ante hint uhtt
Fram e. ’ ■ t ’ ■- •
Private account* have been received from Paris,
to the Wftb ms*. A letter of the 16th Akira,
ou the tfth, Uuohapa rte bnA a Ireoh attack of tnse*i
iepsy, wntefi was so violent as to occasion corfstAe
rat.le alarm for several dart. A bulletin Nfrtfc ^fh,
however prunoftnceil him to he' shpirily recovering
from what was called a sjlgbt csrtrt. Hence, dfoufft
less, originated the report Often death', as We iftrtt
tintwi on Tbrnhay. t'be Afirtt w^tch’ he tea/} at
S»h(«eHihAm Yn revet illy afftotyi hlihl tfUt‘ lfa'»*
smled to have berti' actually tteVah'gedfm seme
tuat.— GLbe..}
The general opinion, at fl»e Thsilleries, is, thal|
lh* VP11 tehees Anne of JjLugjia » the deatmed
new tiridfe *rt Buiin paVte. t\ is added, that lit “ the
cirtifr,* he wlioni’sh® may, the ^eWeflers 'of P^ri*
arepT>paring the dianmqti^,whith are tfl orpaaitot
Iniperami.
Talleyrand Vs again in favour with Baqtxap. rte ;
wi.th wiiuui he has of laU bad several sec ret confer
fciMirh juurortls have been received to tk.e'tOl'h
inst. As lo the important sobjec.t of the repeal of
">*• BuTmand AlilVndecri-es, the frr0Ch $nV«]ls
«re sili nt, but the fuel pf tiiejr reld*»tion art ants of
Ull doubt.—iSyn.
Storks, tins day, Hostidl at the following ptlce*,’
3 per I - nurrdur.d, 6g 1-4—3 |n*rrmi. Consols 63
3 4—Do. tor the Opening. $9 3 ‘8 —Ontti;u.n—
'■tuisLT tj
FarJ9, Jannsrv jfc
OiuUvue AdnlphtfS, the lute king at. Sweden, is
to lake up his CeMdepre at Swit»erUiul, near Moral,
wb«te ajj estate h«! been purchased tor bitt>. '
VjrhttA, Der. 4t).
Our court gazette roptiins the lulluyyg Hiijale;
Cunstanti.iOf.U, *Voi. lS.-tf* ,li>e |pt itf Nov.
the tluijriiler til r„nu< .ji. frinu JopJiana unoounred Id
us a rut,Ay gYinejfon’U.e^ pf Qe'u^er, ^ f«{
rioui t »Vfr ‘be Jltissun irfmy kpsisgtitg ihni
<o|!rrsj, The battle, according tothe advice* front
the Orat'd Vieief, lasted Irani e.<rly in ihe morntug
'Hgh.t.and ihf Russians, whu nude their attack
airing the whole Jm* of the Turkish arid}; h»urs
ih h ^0,000 tuep ^jyth pjpjjrs fo<|ght .priJhci^jnj
witti the S’Jmd, 4od llie liutojie of the day was rt«;
ruled by the routing up «i Mur a tar Pacha, in thi
criUrd tnpmtnt, *11#. hip Aihanign pay;**
* * "e Russian*, pftejr lbf battle., retired In theit
rofrinrh'd cppjp before gihstrja, Two days be-'
fo/e the gains,>n had nude a «aHy,and killed about
10Q0, 1 ■ J
“ On the 8th of NoV. the ^nrie received Irons
tfirGrrind Vizier a mo/e ri/rutusiahtial arv« uut ot
a general action wtrtrh tank place hetWWtl th* I'm
armies, ip wfeirh'She flilMisos f«ffred a defeat, aw I
were.pi.ligpj,entirely fy evacuate the right,hank «l
^■•JKsiWwi .tlprt is ill say, with their ipfautry,
*htch passed that river at Wir^iva, while.the f-a
v>tlry whirli roverrii (he filreatj'pd no other way,
as the 1 urks hjjd I ru^en ^Jun.p php liridge, but tryt
load to li.ih }dp«, and fo jjasg the Danube near
WtiUrban. J’jns cavalry was, however closely pur-,
sued by the Turks, who, at the time tha drlplitehea
of theGrmd Victeremne away, had taken many
prisoners."
Gazette Marine Matmranda.
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rPZZPSfJ&tl#) sod fpom ti>i» port,
nksTeft aff.&.lffic UJthFebruary,
The ship Calpe, iVJppnf, irom Lisbon for Livrf
pool, was raptured the g9tl> December by ttfe
FJWTCH and tarripdjhloflrest.
pf .A"** Mt'&r*. Jw ‘be Ampncan
,,r5ft .IrivpJvjl»ifi|# fv. *w 4UVw.
^ILp^SSfRA,
Borthrn about 475 borshrnds «»f !*•
rtv.#j|}>«ciud trot* Vtvw-Vort, and can
bacco,
bn rP*ftr,btf t|>* jtcseiMh’fli of aear^fl ki l few da:
after her aftnral—A freisht to f^varpeei
Ion i ■ be the as two .r^aee tr ijba
IxtiW*: inUhepBua^raffebiifclMr
N»rfoHk, «• Efceabeth tieer, c
*wmm$atflkjnMfc
kriowj* be the' basaall dUF DM
liereof ai
■femes Callr* .ml A«tt hi* wife
eLVSBWttcrji
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such eajf'fn]
will be more
March 7,
Mareb 16.
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w The Seb’r Wc .Ciml?,
< «pt Htib*rt.
RsiWhefTlibtoir -SW barrel*, 1» 1* g&A #W*r tn’brc*
cuve a cargo on board*. Apply 'VH/fr *
u-. i./h.n \A »,!, -t .. ,:rrr#f-V
board lyTnc at MaxweU’a wharf, or
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March 17.
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RUM U SUQAMt Oji prinw qualities.
.4Uo, k tone tfi+e-JloM,
lOOO bswdf super&ie l %
Marck ML
$9$. .HP&rjJks'i
934 barrets supetiinir'J
■83 Ah. ftie’ j
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