Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-05-04 00:00:00, page 3

«a*nf (be senate,'of the 13th instant, to irafisinitn
statement of the outstanding revenue honrie amount*
jpg, on the first day of January last, to $$00,000
»i«r.. ~ / r
nut of this government, to that day. These, to
gether with the debentures issued prior to the
s v 1st day of January last, and remained unpaid on
that day, are estimated at one million of dollars ot
least, and must be deducted from that nnmittal a
mount. The expenses of collection may be esti
mated afabout 400,000 dollars.
|p The balance remaining in the treasury nn the
first day of January last, amounted to 3,816,970
dollars and $4 rents.
It may not be improper to add, that the estimates
cf the probable receipts of this year, as stated in
the annual report titade at the commencement of
tthe present session of congress will not, so tar as is
& now known, differ materially from the artnal re
“Sfeipts, unless the exportations oT foreign produce
should exceed what hud been presumed, 'ihe total
* ncpnunt of debentures, payable in the year 1810.
| Tlhd been there estimated at two million of dollars,
•pd those paid hefnre the 1st of April, amounted
Already to 1,360.000 dollars.
. 1 have the honour to be,
lin girai i,
Sir, yonr ohedietit servant,
ALBERT GALLATtS.
Tothf hon.thc President of /V Senate.
STATEMENT
Of the Bonds fortuities on M< rrhandire imported,
outstanding at the several Custom Mouses, on th.
first of Jan. 1810, taken from the accounts cur
rent of the collectors, rend-red to the Treason .
PORTS. Amount of bonds otHStanding,
Jan. 1. 1810.
66,960 72
Portsmouth,
22 529 6p
P issamaqunddy,
307 30
Frenehman’s bay,
11.887 03
Penobsr'ot,
7,272 98
Waldohoroirgh,.
Wiseasset,
J9.875 53
19,881 6.9
Bath,
$9 026 60
Portland,
8,175 39
Saro,
Kcnnebunk,
15.SOS 5T1
York,
13 930 31
Newbtuyporf,
45.515 39
Ipswich,
1.595 19
23,715 38
Cloiirester,
391,128 69
Salem,
Marblehead,
24.982 39
1,215,634 84
Boston,
10.640 12
Plymoath, Massachusetts,
10,217 60
Barnstable,
New Bedford,
5.440 20
2,669 95
Dightnn,;
8,876 04
Nantucket;
v 6)2 28
Bristol,
19.256" 81
Providence,
95,210 23
31,306 37
Newport,
New London,
2.3.420 3 4
Middletown,
35,154 6l
New Haven,
32.302 83
Fairfield,
2 735 15
Alburgh, Vermont,
12,705 23
Champlain,
5,985 25
Hudson,
1,014 54
Sag H arbour,
277 62
5,364,102 60
Near York,
Petti Amboy,
6,730 21
Great H arbour,
1 077 30
Philadelphia,
1,919.049 47
Jpelroit,
1.319 69
lUiehilimacfeinar,
19 ,03-2 30
Wilmington, Delaware,
29,408 41
Baltimore,
62,249 52
"Vienna,
.458 14
Snow Hill,
2.858 76
Georgetown, Columbia,
8,l|?4 06
Alexandria,
B9.855 83
Yeoromico,
941 00
Tappahanrtovk,
89,411 6" 7
JRasl River,
4.368 36
Rirbmond,
13,501 91
Petersburg,
T3.7I3 79
Norfolk, )
>53.875 60
Folly Landing,
6.8.35 ()8
Cberrv Stone,
496 19
•Camden,
16. iOl 59
Identon,
6.845 87
Plymouth, North Carolina,
2,032 44
Washington,
52,617 91
Newbern, I
JJ702 75
Beauljfet, North Carolina,
227 25
Wilmington, North Carolina,
33,466 22
Georgetown, South Carolina,
11.206" 81
Charleston,.
556.215 .57
Savann ah,
250,000 OO
Brunswiek,
773 68
St. Marys, Geargia,
>3,927 92
Fort Studdert,
16"3 S7
New Orleans,
121.749 97
Total—9,600.717 55
1 C E.
A. LINDSAY beg* leave to inform hi* former
*r*i ’nU the publirk ill general, that he has
Ltwo houses the largest quantity of PURE ICE
8er had, from uncontaminated sources, which
he delivered so soon a* the weather demand* it,
and at his usual moderate prices.—Punctual attend
ance daily at their houses.
Hermitage, April 30. SfclawlstJe
The Subscriber
BEGS leave to inform the Parents, Guardian*
•nd others, who have the care and management of
Young Ladies, in the different Counties near this
;>lace, Hho wish to have them Educated in N«>r
o)k, ths§phe would take Eight or Ten Young La
tfies, to Bbsrd by the Yedpor Quarter, on moderate
terms. She has taken a good House in Duke-Street,
In a healthy and airy situation. Those who wish to
have their children accommodated, will pi
apply to “
m Ann Gibbon^
April YwKWwtf
' W y A
if .FRIDAY F.V
fcjr* the Members ol the Qvoit
are in
formed that tbe first meeting for file season wilt be
To-Morrh<» at CcOAd GifovE.
ft will be seen by the Congressional proceedings
«f Monday; that tbe House had disagreed to the
Senate’s amendment Iq Mr. Maron’s bill, No. 2—It
would be sent bark to tbe Sedate of course; who it is
said will adhere to their amendment, and then the
non-intercourse will expire by the original provisi
on of the bill—We bear nothing of the Bank, Ar
my and Navy and L'»ah Bills—There Was much to
ne done in a short time, for the session would cer
tainly end on Tudsdaj.
BY THIS DAFS MAIL,
New You*, April 28,
ELECTION.
The vote's for Govrtnour, Lieutenant Gnvernour,
Senator ami Members of Assembly, were not oil
canvassed, when this paper went to press, except
t-.e latter. Six Federal Republican Assembly men
are chosen, dnd five Democratic.
Queen’s county is federal by u majority of up
wards of 100 votes, (jaS, i(e.
.We were not enabled when obr paper vent t<>
press, to ascertain the state of the polls—but from
every information we are induced to believe, that u
'e .st six ol the democratic candidates on the assem
bly firket are elected. Pui,_ ^,iiK
Yesterday terminated Ihe election . throughout
this state lot the year 1810. U this city we are
happy to have it iti otir power to announce! that
we have great reason to l.tdieve the hesult is favour
able. Although Oit votes were not all canvassed
in the different waids when this paper went lopresS,
yet enough had appeared to convince us that the
I deral Republican tirket has surteedtd by a Small
m j nty, which is the first lime since theyear 1800.
The following are the majorities in the different
wards fot 11 th Congress, 'i he canvass for mem
bers ol assembly will not be finished until some
one this evening.
Frdenil majorities.
Democratic majorities.
firs \V rd
?f?<»
Filth Ward 231
Second do.
237
Sixth do.
74
Third in.
124
Seventh do.
108
fourth do.
Eighth do.
24
140
Ninth do.
38
Tenth do.
108
680
6'uy
6'fiy
Federal majority 20
Post.
RaLfiMORE, April 30.
VERY LATE FROM HOLLAND.
Bv the Spy, in the short passage of 28 days from
theTexel, we have the latest accounts from Kn
rope. She brings no papers, having been ordered
oft with her cargo.— Nothing permitted to enter
Holland, except what falls within the fahgs ot
French privateers:—NO h’EWS, bx.-ept a distress
es War on our Commerce. See Marine List.
PRIVATE CORtlr\SPONDENCE.
[Communicated for the Federal Gazette.}
Cadiz, March 22.
“ The critical Situation nr this garrison, and the
effect which its fate will have on Europe, persuade
me you are anxious to hear from bs.—47 days wt
hair* been in a state of siege, during which the
French have rtiade little progress. Their firmy Ue
estimate at shoot 25,000; Marshal Soult rntm
m nds, Uhcler him are Ney and Victor ; • King Jo
seph, with Sehastianin, at Malaga, Our garrison
5000 British, 1500 Portuguese, and 13,000 Spaa
msh troops 5 and we have nioe sail of the line Bri
tish besides Spanish, Ac. Provisions plenty* ex
crpt fresh beef. It appears that this plac* may,
fr.in- the neressity of the case (sho'uld The French
conquer the rest of Spfcin) he yet (rendered a second
Gibraltar. Confidence in toe stirrers of the patri
ot* is perhaps weakened, from the circumstance of
the Fr nch having changed their plan. Tliey throw
off tythes, abolish the interronr custom houses, and
resort to other practices to conciliate the lowel
classes of the people. The people here, long cou,
vinced that the British troops are not as they were
represented by Kr-neh proclamations—add to this,
that the commercial party greatly preponderates,
and you will not consider it impossible, that in fail
ure on the i ohtinent, the two Gibraltar will be
hevond the reach of France. Except provisions,
American prodace will n,,t sell—and is shipped to
England, flour § 12 to 13, Beef 22, Pork 34,
R re 5 25 per 100 lb. Indian Corn scaffe and
wanted.
P. S. March 24.-—We just learn, that the
French are driven from Malaga. They abandoned
that city on the 17th, after having plundered it
throughout; this fetrogade argues iheif weakness,
and that their reinforcements do Oot arrive."
Frt'm an American gentleman in England, la hit
friend here.
Liverpool, 24th March.
“ % "*r< *—*“'♦ “t Portsmouth, coder date of
2ls», we are assured that the John Adams is ex
pected to sail daily for America, with the ultimatum
from this government. I am so confident of her
immediate return, that I shall waif for her instead
of taking passage in a merchant ship. The John
Adams Will merely rail at a French port far g*D.
Armstrong’s despatches."
Congress of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mondag, April 30.
Mr. Montgomery offered the following resolution
which was adopted by the house.
“ Retohtd, that the secretary of the treasury he,
and he is hereby directed to lay before tbit.bisect
the next session af congress, a general statement of
the annual receipts and expenditures of 4he United
States, from the commencamedlt of the government
trt I l\u-* i qaa i_I _ a*
to the end of the yawjSO^ including I
the sums ob
famed pn loan m ggtfend and which
> baying hern
ex|i< _____
“ Htmmsfa/'AhajQpps prrttdem 0|t '
Stairs hr requested to cause fir fcfe laid* liffti?. _
Imdse, copies#!' any conrmuntCrtfionvnrade
l*«rt «{' (hr UmirtJ States, id answer to the official
tune of the 23d ol August, IgOy. lroinf (Ft* frcnrli
minister (n gen.. Armstrong ; and of any communi
cations that may have been made Iv W minister aft
London, un the part ol the British government, in
answei to any note picsenteri by him, in pursuance
ol icstrnclions gtveh on the 23d ol November 1^60.
AIsool the answers which may have.ln-h given to
any propositions or overtures marie on the part pi
the United States to the governments ol Or«at lirff
taiti and France, respecting any of the order* and
decree*, affecting neutral commerce, and which
liuve not heretofore beenr oinmiinicatedto congress,
and co not require secrecy/’
the question on this resolution was taken hy
ays cno noes and carried—ayes 52 noes 3y.—
Messrs. Pitkin aud M’Bndt were appointed to a...
"u Ihe president ahd present the resolution.
The bill luriher to amend the census law was read
a third time and passed.
'1 he house proceeded to the consideration of ti e
amendments of the senate to the commercial jnier
i ooi-je bill (No. 2.)
Alter a long debate relative to the arrangement
of the senile proposing convoy, the question was
t ken (o sti ke out egrecaviy to the amendment ol
the sedate, ihe s<:< lion winch lavs the .50 per . cot.
a iditi.mai duties. The volt stood Ajes^44, Noes
~4y.
London, March
A Very exlhthrdiniiry report was rurr.ot Ht Us
tend l ist Mon.-'ay. it was cuntim inly Hated, tii*i
tbe Austrian I’rinres* Maria Lnu.su, the intended
uride til Buonaparte, had (ltd in disguise !rom Vien
na, in order to artiid the marriage. The elopement
i iirnnur reached Dover by the Pappenburgh vessel
Swilmgen, captain Lanle.
M.iirh ij*.
*A French flag of tiu e from Bouloghe, With di»
pati hes tin btiefd for government, was met at sea
on i hursdej evhwg, by theCberukee gun brig, the
captain of which received the dispatches from the
French officer, and prriceeded with them to Unv.t*,
where he airived at night, accompanied by it.
I'reiun vessel. The dispatches were vesterday re
ceived by gdvrrurutn*, add are, it is Sa'id, addressed
to the transport loard. A report prevailed yester
duv, that the hearer ts W. hurtle, Bmtnapart.’s
marshal ot the palace, and favourite amhassadnur ;
hut on inquiry, we Irani that there is hh truth in
this report. It was also rumoured, that the des
patches contained overtures of peace, ahd the folds
have risen in consequence from Mo 1 ^ per crut.
I he cabinet is sain to have again her nine a e eup
of jarring contention, in consequence of a dispute
which has taken pUre r> spelling the appointment
of a successor to lord MulgraVe, who Mures from
the admiralty. 1 he dtsire o! some of the ministers
to place lord Cas^lcreagh at the head of that depari
metd, is reported to have given rise to a serious
difference with I heir colleagues.
A vessel has arrived Iftnn Hclvdet Sluys ih three
days. It was mentioned at that port, that Holland
whs to be united with France, after the expiration
of one month, when it was supposed that the politi
cal and military arrutigemertls for Stich an even
would have been completed, ft is presumed, trial
the union in mnteiiipl .tion only appli* s to the dis
trict south of the river Maese. We have Informa
tion Irom North Holland, through two other chah
nels. By tbe one we are into/rued; that king Louis,
was daily expected in Amsterdam ; and hy the,
other, wlnrh is about forty eight hours later, that
he had actually afrivetl ib his capital, Notwith
standing, however, these arcotints originate in ve
ry tespectable quarters, We cannot altogether place
confidence in them.
We h..ve some further intelligence of the state of
affairs in Russia, from a gentleman who has just
reached London. He says, that all parties, wbe
Ih(? of the Holies, merchants, tradesmen 01 peasan
tty, are utterly disgusted with the conduct ot Alex
ander. The more sensible p«rt of the community
in that country Hppiehend, that one of those rt so
lutions, so frequent in that empire, may under pie
scut circumstances, he expected. At the tim- this
gentleman quitted I’etershurg, a War with France
was tiot ut aff considered within the Verge of pro
bability i hut as he passe.d through Germany, on
Ins way hither, he lotind that hostilities between
Alexander and Napoleou Were the constant Inniek
til conversation.
From the settle source we learn, that a rumour
was very current of the intention of Napoleon to
take possession of the Duchy of Holstein, in tdal
disregard of the tights of the crown of Denmark.—
That country is, we ate told, to be alienated to the
Duke of Oldenburg, who was to assign his awn do
minions to the kingdom of Westphalia.
Match ig.
We have received Kris papers to the 19, and
Dutch to the 17th iust. Jerome Buonaparte has
published a proclamation, announcing the incorpo
ration of the Electorate of Hanover with the king
dom of Westphalia, and la expected that several of
the provinces ceded by the Emperor Francis Will
be restored to Austria on the marriage of his daugh
ter to Napoleon. The Dutch papers, which an
nounce these territorial change*, also anticipate o
thrrs of great importance, us likely to result fiem
this uo on ; and indeed it will not surprise us to see
Austria protruded into Turkey, end new plaus pre.
pared on that side against our possessions in India,
within a very ahoit-time.
The Empress Maria Louisa was expected on the
17th mst. at Slrasburgb, from which she was to set
out on the following day (yesterday) for Cumpaigne.
The Moniteor af the JJth contains a plan of thr
fetes and coretnoni ■* at Paris, in hohour of her
marriuge with the EmjWoe.
March 91.
The attention of the'public on the continent is
entirely absorbed by the contemplation of the Ap
proaching marring* between Napoleon end the Aus
trian princess, that every other politic*) considera
tion is suspended. \ ' "
The Runwior 0/ wer between France end Ru^sh
hat wholly ruhsidfd. Letter* ha** been recetv. 4
from P»t*rsbuiggLdeled tfaeSd instant. Of wm
Vhew if Adt the l*|tue*« *fprehension in that cepi
o« (b« gWtii
remitm in' unriktarl^pp««i|in)|un, *
fceth*M fron> Opiirro* tolNiiijiffiiet
Engl, fob and PoitagOese ktjrkift to g
••»-* po»iii«n», wit boot any #»|S#etHt
intoearly rortmef with
The report of Nupnh-afr having im
de> larin-g hrrvrlt"JttbnmH o',
is again revivfl^The n*ut
ri< a We have King believed tf he mar!
puthibje. ' 1 ■ < *
m
Gazette Marine Afeitma
AliRJVl-D,.
Si'h’r LuirrJ, Wxk-lMd, I? Jays fr.im
Sugar & Molasses, Thomas Annislead.
Sfoup four Cousins, Wilts, A.diys fw»
11st Hero, Cole, from Virginia, is taken W»'
I'rrnch privateer, pad carried uUo ihe Te*e|. , |
——
d .. R,u’limvre, April ***- *
Arntfd srhonrief Spv, Durki s. S3 day
Amsi»rd ni,l). inj< ordered ofi—'
* ,'»,ri1 2-*-Vessel* i«j|f in the
Ho! ,na: ship Krir,Klsi,ip.
lorks li.trtoony, Howes. Boston, «oiih
«'*' tobwrat Arc, arrived at ih« Texel a
t^ken by French privateers within Ihe buoy* "
re liiimcJ by li e Dutch guveruaienf end the ,«iw
*'v-n «p to the consigners, reclaimed xgainJby the
P’,'*,p‘‘rs h,lvln3 *ppe«hdu France; !&«,
So >w, Boston, taken by Frenrh privateers'; shin
W laii'po. t ir«Mit Sew York, airived tbtr* 2£U> of
March, and was taken [jo..session of after cnicrisA
the Tend hy two French' boats, who with olhtt?'
i ave stationed themselves there, and board every
vessel entering the Texel. The Dutch government
order a*ay tvery vessel that tomeippherc, ex,rent
SL.
those raptured by said boats. TbeBr-t.shvessfl*
ott the T «xel are very numerous and viglUrjt.Xaat.
1J. brought no newspaper. The king "f f$Hao4
h id not yet returned, hut expected shortly after the
celebration of the marriage reienuumaU at Pttfi*,
svreri the Dutchmen expected time would be suism
relaxation in the , oinr.-rciul nstnriions-rlWl
theText-1, Rupert („r Rcsptrt) Btnkee, Ns
taken by French private* rs, ship and c«
d.mned, ca rd sold 28th March; Two ,
Thomson, Baltimore, want to repair; Bacoh«»,
Johnson, do. lost ; crew and cargo saved; ftfary,
b. Jes. .iostoh, taken by a French, privuteer; Plant*
t. Davis, Norfolk, taken by do. bound t« Bordeaux t
Charlotte, Elliott, Boston, came in in, ‘
bound to Petersburg;. Hem, Cole, AleXahu,
ken by a Frenrh privateer. At FersfhtUipl
lenus, Mirryllew, Petersburg, taken Ly a I- men
privateer; Susan, Delano, Ne»-Yurk, taken by dors
V tgilaut, Combs, Virginia, taken by do. #
POftT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH*
CUSTOM-HOUSE—Extk* id. * * ^
Wafer1
Slop Roniulm, Lufkin,
Sch'r Laurel, VV»k Wield,
Malarms.
Trimmer, Bull,
Phllu.letpnfs.
Sloop Ranger, Russel,
ClsareB.
Brig Maris, Sheffield,
_ IJ.J.
('hittiti lifunt, iMt/i
A considerable part of tier C*iW IflHa
will sail in all this month—For freightoftl
apply to | ~
, Robert Miit
A (ilrnblc Properly /or Sffte aM
On Tuesday the 8th day of M
will Ite Sold before the Exchange Col
bi XI o’Clock, by artier, of the Execut
Thomas Newton, deceased, and the '1
the estate of William I'ennock,
The LOT adj^inim* the Fo
CofTee-HdUSe, beib;
g o4 fort on the Maitt>ttr«
running down to 1
Wide Water-street, havl
course fur fronts
; It is leased t» Mr. John
for 200 dollars per ahnum, abhttt ten «,
! ren f
run,
At*t bp order of the Truster* afaresaiM^
A piece of LAND containing twen
acres, and has a small House on u—It u
known by the nine of Wilkin*’, join* uZaJJ
Point, ahd the Creek divining it fj*>ai
landing is well stored with Mullet*, and hatfe
full view of James Kiver and Hamotcs, BusaS -
,. Alb,
Thirty Acres of WOOD LAND* a
joining the former described Trapt-.wjfcLLa.
to the road leading to Pomphret,
.. also, iJB'.!,'
A LOT on Loyal’s Wharfi^fiy ie
One, half ofthe Tracu? LAND* c
Deep Creek, generally known by the name of The
er's Mills; there is a Very good stream hPjmfZ
which hss been increased Of a road (bade HiJP..
Company, and It is supposed a supnl* of
be obtained from thence to work the
also,
17 Shares m tl*e Bridge Comn|»
Terms made known at the tltne afld itui Cii
April S. v ‘ * M,
A PRIVATE BOARD
fnltahln
witwat lor cioe
died,, or young
folk, for tbs bap
occupiedbytke