Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-03-13 00:00:00, page 3

\ whole bod theappearanc* ofa frightful eqninax,
, \ and presented the m<*H gtoornyWrors of nature. *,
In this situation the captain and crew did not fau
comfortableV'!6y torte, they resigned theakseTvbs 'to
their fate,wheo,all at^ohce. at three quarteM'past
5, the vesiflbeiUgoCtbe Jf.Jir part of thncity
of Trinity, thcpe.appf&i%d,iiithe poitr .cirfh^ihe
appearance.of ai.ejpe of large dimension, Out of
which thnwcameO'large water spout/ijrmch ini*
mediately madf-wif abondant discharge iibout one
league from thevessel.' - •->. ^ >■
Hxamining with attention this phenomenon,
what was the.captain’s surprize on perceiving ten
minutes after that, the spout conithenced discharg
ing, that it attracted his tessel towards it, and that
in the space of sut mihutet it had been attracted
half a Hiagut. -Consternation was perceivable in.
all present; the captain felt the necessity of having
guns oh board { 'he looked'On himself as lost with*
out redemption, if the band of Providence did not
interpose in his behalf. - The discharge. from-the
water-spout was immense^which gave them hopes!
that it wiod soon spend itself. They were in error,
for if a shower from the northward had not —,J
dentially fallen, they 'would hstVe inevitably
drawn’within its Cortex ; be made all possible sail
for the Cape tbtheS. W. during due quarter of an
hfltar, whiefrpfoved his salvation. Had nottbis va
riation of wind taken place, the schooner and crew
would have been lost. ' ' ' '\ '
■*, The .game 'showerfrom thenorthwWdhad not:
yef ceased, wljen the wind shifted instantly ‘to part
where the spout had burst. The rain and Wind*
continued with violence during one hour, they were*
obliged to Tun under barcaroles'before thewiud. Im-f
lnmediately a calm ensued, and on every side the wa-j
ter poured down of the thickness of a finger uptil,
, midnight, so that the scdttles scarcely sufficed fiar
the discharge of the rain. l-V
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FpREIONjmT^iCaAGENeE,
%'?■? ‘ vix KEw-toh#?;".'% v •''/il
■•M;.?v tonbow^ Jahudry jli. , i
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By iaformation derived from a secret but authen
tic source, we are ^compelled „to believe that air sus
picions respecting the new American treaty are but
too well founded. Wi understand that by the pro*
visions of this treaty, the Americans are to be: per
mitted to carry goods from the colonies of our ene
mies to France, Spain, & coupon condition of their
touching at an American port in their passage^ and
there paving a duty of two per cent, otf their car
goes. This being the ease (truly Happy should we
be to find it otherwise) all our navigation acts, all
«nr maritime code, all our right of search, may be
considered as abrogated and abandoned; for, from
the moment this treaty shall be ratified,' the whole
becoiffes useless. From that* moment we may be
at’War-with France; Spain, and Holland,‘hut with
fbeir colonies we shaQ be; at peace. Their trade
•will be carried, on with complete security; by the
Americans; their circuitous route, by touching at’
; an American port with the two per cent, duty, will;
not produce a charge so heavy as our warinstirance;!
and the enemy will thus retain in war thr>full be
nefit of their colonial system, except in the article
of- freight.. v* * " - “
.m
The sottety of ^
at C^esifaagea, remark
ing the uncouamon\nvut
ffrjash, in consequence
of the present state bf i
:uiri tavenbtained leave
to lend tuoueyW the secUnty of
the plan that . was adopted in iff
is to enjoy
bankers in nenfftitjJpnhdNoi
We Gnkkr onriierikttfrs;
vessels nave _
—One oftfi
the captain of which'
been in some ffteasure
at Flushing 'with respect
•Which were at that port..
The following-are the.regu1atioa*»rf8pted in the
ports of France, Tfolland, &c. fifr carrying info1*
execution the decree of blockadejagamst England i
“ The twojnticles of
ting to this
•* object, must be notified^!
■ml- V£S#flJs
on their arrival, by the
"his
jesty’s ships stationed at1
■t itdpa
%
rial ports'.' _
Tho. captains
what
they fitted miff, fri
rind
port they have
neiat description !
they neither com
colonies. <■*&'*.■
If the declaration shall signify that ,_
touched at England, the vessel! stall be Obliged to
retire. If it should be the marine, fiy tta statiod
aiy commander, whwis to keep «ftpyytife
administrator shall take measures with rthe prineif.
truth
of it. ^ 'M! " • ■ f
'** If the declaration^ie lbiin® ”
■vessel shall be admitted; if
cargo shall ha seized, ^
cle of tbejtecree. J v
“ The master of a foreign5
fuse to sign this declaration, shall
pot to sea again, and
shore shall be strictly 'pfdPiqpl^ui
shall have sailed.* '»
■ ' ■"January:.! £
I*??
We understand that subsidiary ti
ies ba,$itietnf
entered into by our gosminen^ ^r
* courts of
Russia, Sweden, and Prn&ia, by w
engaged to furojih them &,< *
U|ip|nlteep;aie|pld:. 1
enemy. ';i • ' / '1
Themis no. military,news of'the,,__
an«. The report of ^defeat <jf the FceaMiormy
on tint Vistula p, not confuted* and we have diUy4
ghebame obsecration toupd(*|4nr*spect para
mour of ft directly opposite description, whjckpb
taupl circttlatiooyestertlaT, on ,j£e preteoded*u
thonty of letterippi Ufo** *% Reported SctW
was stated to have ksted thpe*day4,aod terminated
in the de^atof the Russians; tptftbis, W repeat,
tots on no bottcr fouadation thuivthe repiyt.which
- has gisen ttfreictoiy to dsalmperiatmriis/ The
Mitiotnf upon -this sublet * wHI, indeed, oantmi*,
--O' The program i^thja Russia** in ;
pem tobe.ttnint^ruptnd»,Kn& may, lead to eoase
qoeoces of the upnost importance. .According «ai
.the last advices, #? were distant iwt seore than,
***** m,1** JfOtn Dalmatia ; ,pt»d a* then*
tail
from tbatftpf ii
A gtfatlwgjtoy
landed
Mg
a is- .
^4«!gcd fo scrye, ^tb^ehtfWtfade
*f ,**,‘?%/°r tbeir chihlng.i .«n4, ,U % aver
sion to thw Service, t!»Tjl|faw^iiy instance* Of,
the conscripte escorted to join OM^n-my hand-cutied
anJ chained, guarded by the gens (fartney. ‘ U
ThO report of the defeat of the I^retfch corps in
Dalmatia, by the KuSSnans, whose landing on that
coast to the .number of 10,00ft we mentioned some
weeks since, continues to he circulated. The French
consisted of 5,000, .under the command of general
Lauriston, who, at the date of the iast authentic
advices, were blockaded in Ragusa. The report
of yesterday ye hav# not been able to trace to any
accredited source o|' information. ■ \: , ;
January 10. ' .*
v<
»r r ftoat fiom Floshmg, which sailed from
thencelas^Mondayyitis said that accounts badar
rived there, that daily engagements had taken place \
between the French and Russians for twelve succes
sive days, tin to the 2d of January; and the result
was, that ,th^ French were utterly defeated, with
the less of mo00 me., killed, funded,* and
soner^and all their cannon; An .embargd
been laid on all the smuggling vessels prior to
day 4814; that Mrt, WWi
Chants Wtt* obliged to enter Into bond of JOOOliS
sterling each* *»t 'to allow arty pattern to he taken’
on board,, by whieh intelllgeoee-aa^ht be tf&n.—:
The old harbour at'flushing was .clearing outnore
ceive the ships built at Antwerp, for. them to he a-'
quipped there. ' . " fyMj
A Mr. Hardecre Iras presented a piah to tbelords
commissioners of th*. admiralty, tq .prevent ships'’
Irom foundering at which »«did to Mavh met
their lordships approbation. - ">■ : ’T7 j
The following fetter was IatcOn
noonsent by Alf. .Grenville to the right boa, the5
lord mayor of .London. , • vVV'/j-j
JdmirtOy Ofic^ Jm.if.
•:-.£ JXtpateh..; , ,.t- ■
•*<*'*- '<d ;!• <Eort.)' ■ v,: ...
and the&nypHsonere.
August I2ih. . . W«. Leightqx, ^Mayor."
A second communication has been made to. the
* j uw UVCH UitMje W (Ql
lord mayor yesterday aflemoon-HUid was this tooth
•mg made public—it is as follows : : «tS :
*«' ' . •v/'f?- 1 !ifi 'I * »’ -in-' •’«
3" "*y.l^rd—I haye the;honour tgfpssmit to your
lordship an extract of a letter rceeivadhthis morning
from lord Collingwood, and also ao'bfeWwct of a let
ter trom captain Madge from Port9in0othndescri b
ing the information given to him by the mSler of
the Spanish schooner JJCupido, captured byithe
CoWson the 27th ult. T, GaeNviiie.
night hon. lard Mayer.
Lori Collingwood,hated
h hr the Prkeeu Eli
sabttk,' Malta Packet. v
i I beg you will be pleased to inform mV lords
COrn^Rssioneas of the admiralty, that the^Bi
baa just-joined with a Spanish adhooner she raj
Vd J^sierday from Monte Viedo, whiriftbe leferon
tbel7th September ;arfd 1 am sotty to inform tfceif
Midships, she brings the acconads of Buenos Ayres
having^ been recaptured on the 12tb August j and
general Berestord and the whole troops, amounting
to about 1400, were made prisoners of war,".-and
marched into the interior,” -^.daPwr
^Dispatches are said to faavb reach^
a(lih£.
relty or^turd^r nighV.commmucatini» arris!
W ‘he Carrier cutter from off the .rdfof^t&Sii
mouth bd Friday last. j. She is said to havC spoke a
Sjate|l on the J4th from Amsterdam bound to Droo
them, aud this master, a Dane, privately stated,
Wat it was understood at Amsterdam, that the
French had suffered cphsidttabk' loss ip a partial
engagement ner Warsaw, which.is reported to a-:
nfount to about 13,000 men, ahd the combined ar
mies abbot (he sodw number. That a general ep
gagenient was, it is said, hbortly exphste^ ^ the
JlMMrans^ad J*»ii«t by tbetogniokig Wijissi
P* 'bud w :very nufoaroMr^".;'1, :',
i* Wumoafo prevailed a few? cfoyssitufeSfa battle
having been fought, betu^lgb French and tlx
Russians, m which .the laUef t&e saiffm Wve beer
defos«£witfyery great losii'-*®^®*^“
the authority of a Tettersald t
by the Austrian' ambassador.
Stehr^hglfi^but rdprtKs iwwaiiy, «h
kt^r is # fabrication ; we h>iP^i|i|hew% i
fow days ^onger, ^ the hqAwht
hformatiddl on^hissdfi»tv ;
(titfcc vessels, the Merctfrr, Aurora. A
UMy<"Y «*T»»eo a> the thanes trom the Balttck ;
they, sailed, we «nlp#und, frees Elstoetfr *j|fc<be
thole prewnwly received. The Rafi&rg paper
ttwn*W« thereat ofadvices ftwn Wans* tolbe
?<>th iflyber, Ml which period two 4*nrt4K»
W.; the put &**»«*, Wwbich
eoncflwwert madefSrnorters, .iheott^Fi^Cittha.
nw»%bch spaearet^ihave been Warmfyconiftted,
Z *h**#MJ^h*£diw$#fcM prevail
SH^m J1.' ^ j.*1- \, *>- ' ■ i 4 \ .*/ • *. '• -rs1 1
^ .c •'*;■ -.vt ■■ - ■- *■ • V*1 .?
vTbeBaoitherg#tor, dntheentho|jtyof whiter
fr?m Augsburg,. states Breshw to have capita
let«f, but the date and partiealws art ftot meation
eth ■■ ".t.«*> ^- • * •" .• i »*-■'
The passages* troop* through Fre-kfert, te join
the attnyin Poknd, wee uaremittieg; j»d Tamos
afflcUs of stores were forwarded froi^Jfldyence, &c.
t#;the Mime destination:
t?l the same < V4|i ■ - t.v
.s-ji'h*. liijMao <hviai»..-v__
which bits joined the Praseiene, is stated at34,000
®*fn #STOt. W. hwt:#vj»flf*» k
Omulet to eustaiit, the corps of geD. Bcnpigsen;
•withe Pressure cohftun has taken astrong positk
oa^onsiikrcbiy in advene* at SoMaa/wbi& they
*re fortifying. , .^;V . ...;■}■$<. ^
Wa«U.arg to&K>
rujihyipici^hid, it u sapposed, ah opportunity fa
hahertain. dattt tolerable precision thie condition of
ftw^h army in Poland, reports* IllaCthe tVeodb;
wto
the Oder, amounted to 206,000 0»M ) .apd.tba^e
•iek, in the hospital at that dafeesce*dei‘i7,000 >
1 .«
a, , ' *»■ ■ ■■ '•■Hi*, ' ' k. :i ■'&- .**?*&(*•>■ *' - %r. • *vis»*‘' '
ary' WO^.fjwHa*^k^i
.
ia$E^J''^‘ ^ ^
tain c*d«*;vr__, _„_ „
purport ^pjirofaiHitejhd auSeutniafe
tiouswith,*, M^ty'« ijgP^IpM^lS
pwjfrnt «wcti j>nnins from jppjng with any etfct
country-jo 4ftjr#ficles tbemiaP'tb, preducaor- i*n
nufilelur* dggj|pa-tuajestyajgminioM i* and whereas
the said government his also taken upon himself to
declare, all his .majesty's dominions to ha in ; ji stall
of blockade, at a time when the. fleet* of Franc* and
her allies are themselves confined within tltoir own
port# by the supeiiour valour And discipline of the
Britif h nayy ^ and whereas suc^ atteuapU ^nthr
part of the enemy, would give to bis majesty an tin
questionable right of retaliation, aud w “ " *
bis faajesty in enforcing the same
which vmi .passes «ynj»
top®kfo eflfect against tbe commerce of bit majesty,
a prohibition which the superiority of his majesty ’s
naral forces migbMnaWe him to support % ae Mal
ty investing the ports and roasts of the enemy with
uuKheMf squadrons attff cruuers.soto to make lift
«itrance dr approach thereto manifesttydangrrous;
A»d erftem^tdam^eatje^^miwiiii^e* follow
tiie mampte of bis enemies by proceeding-fr «M «ir
trcmity so distressing to ed nations mitengaged w
y*M«U bimpeit bound , byadue regawMu ttojfo*
defonceof the rights and imeSests of hie peopled
to suffer such measures to be taken‘by the efiemv
without pfeing^ step^^to *5g
r«topMi%» the evils-id
thetrOwn mjastguyfond ms majesty-*ie tberenjfoa
pleased, by Wwith ttofolvirc ,,f - ■-—**33
eil, to oi
sel shall
tber, beth whieh ports shall belong foar „
sessidh of France or lier allies, or s>haflbe
def fheft cOnlftuJ as fhat^rlush vessieip w
;9,^c“Wim!b*ipiaf^gdf bisbiMr:
*•*“$,«? warimdprivateetM
a*:*
instructed to warn everyme«> _
ieomr
i such pflHrt, and destined tbanothefiiuct
continue ber voyage and notto^o
port; andnny vrtsrisatoftoingc_„
veSBeJUc<^in^ fi-irm pnrt,a<feii a,
time shall ,tova heeMferde^jiw -toftwi*1 inform#;
fion of bis majesty’s order, f fopd
proceeding to another such pbrt, slum W. captkrail
and brought in, and together'with b*rtpmg<r ihail
he condemned as lawfol prw'e. ' And hh majfoty'i
tbe';lurd<9^imiss||neii
of the admiralty, and the bigbcfoi|t ntfadrajraitji
and Courts of vice admiralty, art4a tolu* the ascept:
them sbaH met
sary measures ^
,f r f'im
.appertain.- '
„ January 22^ A;
.. . ;f
W
... fo tow it ia ear power tofoybir
, ... readers some most important and graftmad:
intelligence fromthe Continent. A geitw<n»una*
rivW this' morning at the foreign Office, treta Po
Uod > hehas brought letters for lord H«wfofr from
jvrr. Adair at Vienna and ^HtstaUpf him Jg
.own observation, to commomdate ymy important
information. The substance pf fffifrfoHfr
which;
the IreneJ
most deplor:
gjjhe no
ried.olf b
ated i
!40,0«Qii>.
t lie* been i great
“ * ^ with vs *
,vour_
r-v-V.: .*4*
5£pvrJWj«
'AmcKicmt-Trjgft, #.y
:i“ soring the jiohfil font
rfoh) in hfo place, wished po put f qaesiim
him OK 4 subject of muefo importance to thtfjsa,
'nicrrial: world, and involving inagrerftextent*
interests of bis constueMS.' vA letter had beeoj
fished lately, written by a tfoble lord to a®M_
American merchant (Mri Stansdm) whiebietten
some further explabatioiTto __
. jnty that had .beefo treated by it, as to - _,
*yof resuming the exportation to America, wlyck
tod been prohibited by the apn-impnrblUiM stN
that country. He wisbed fo Juwrwfretn tto tobh
Jord, whether that act bas und^gone aby alteril
Aron. It tod not cdme within"the Wngtjof bis in
formation tbat coogress had beep assembled sd a<
tomato any legislative alteraffon with resporth
«£act; and hfc was not awafft ^Whctlrsr tto fo '
Mt of ttotllnited Stateyiufoshavfr pdwef to i
7 #r sufoend tto execution^d it. Igthis ’
tointy toaddrertettfciraself t|th«#blefordi
information aaju»xmakeit oeortallrforowSif th
trade cpuMbe ifou^d with tot .til
attended with all ifofoctol^tofos^f
v*vit. mim, w '.or
this trade should be eiyoye* dia^rwlfy^ and if
there wm no rtMue, that QB«idi>iital%6uJ^ Writ
He hoped that' the m
««|rmngW#wwd\u
into .the pro ti*»oiW,rf Which be did,
to piy^ep^d be the amfe^fWblishwg
Mead . .,
feeling concord
CdWK
■*. >ht ■■y v* m
$hu&M
W Kte.ajf pouibfe
puWkity to everjr fe
to the eoMiaerrM worM to make generally klwha,
IJfe did not ha»«r to What «femt fee Ufaimble
geaderoan’s i4*»of pH** pel#r>W inn7
" *' ^ J ' ’/ thatjkjbflah
the house
®'e the ^ertieelar aad circemstSetiel niter iuetio*
which the f “.
this cfae.
thecMttee:W Am^enmereWnts, „*»
eonmnutkadioo «f the mere tact of tM tagningof
the treaty. Undoubtedly, if fee treaty should he
ratified, as then war e»»ry mson to expect it
fe>dld be, tfe> opofenpoitatwo act would be repeek
«• of count? aodstt proceedings uadefit would be
reversed. T^a. wp* «U fer information be emit
%P(t‘ took, this opportunity, of-omweriitg, ji:
•fuestfeu put by the learned •efrtlwhife(Mr<Ptfrcinb
ea a former night which bad eerxftdnifeatioa kti
speech be bwffeen made.'t •.“
. '(be booed geattuum #feed hi luipW'irSether
fee»»*e*jti tbie trealy apy rtietye “to Ml fwket*
-|f .the right ib^ierefeopc’tootrouh ■0j^4kmSm’
testriefeps cotreipnmjpfc to thflli, which thefeo
poutio»#f whkbftbedMuy ,/r^-^ ——
the tradnhfhis M^blS^ata wife-w»’ft4Vi
trons. He bad bmp to state, feat, there e«rtast?*j
■Wdo iu this metry a l--.. —....
df fee eight,to-exorcise restriction* eaoWaStutt*
feesd which iknml nations may sabvitfe'aih
■tj#tiekl ;Wri»ops oTtl* £■**,'tlw
i« of 7&M&men
i Kn.000 Cbmiki
Kiriaij^ 200,000, £j§
«44wc-i», wof r^oo.ooo, %:j*
tfceir frotximt for tbepaot«M^
■lit.
ilftkM
math army b ,
tbn| bjs fccowjr
■dfitt naid totri
__ _ „
fVmsiab majftttv 4if4,
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^ ^.~ ' ‘ * * “ Fi ' "
con4i&» :
cert«ifif aiuni»l trikate.. - . * . s^jb , jf
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