Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1809-09-04 00:00:00, page 3

fwR .CflPif
' ' vn-^rotf* and iifl^pendtmriei,' fcc. Ito ;
WHEREAS,la year ,«
W* reign af bis plttent mjrsty, entitled,- *‘ An fit
#>r permflRng until Mir fifth day hf March, “he thou
■ a»t>d eight hundred'and nine, «ntt from then, e to tin
end of the next session of parlmmetft, the iqfenrtutii
*n'of eertsin enumerated articles into the British co.
Ionics > n the continent of 'North America, front the
United Stales of America, and1 the exportation of o.
. thcr enumerated article* from the said colonies to
#he s- kl states,” i* expired, and hi* majesty not h».
|’%fi»gth<>ught proper, under and hy virtue of the
lower to him given in and by an act pissed for lint
»urp> se. in the last session of parliament, to renew
nis majesty's order in council of the 26th day of Oc
tober, 18'j8, allowing the impcrtatii n of certain enu
merated articles from the United States of Amen
•a in any ship nr ve*-.cl belonging to any of the sub
ject* of the said United States, int the p< rts of H ih
£ix and Shelton n, in this provinre, and the expor
tation of certain enumerated aril' lea from tl.e vane
jwrts, in the like vessels, to the said United States ;
and that n- person hereafter may eugvge in a trade
■which is now unlawful:
I nave thought Jit, to publish tins proclamation.
Allowing a reasonable time'fortlmae engaged in such
• •i"t>de to have notice of the continuance of the suiu
•. »fder In-council, «nd hereby commanding and re
quiring all ships and vessels owned by the subject*, of
the United Ki tes of America, arpl now ivithin the
•aid ports of rt iltfax or Shelburne. forthwith, to de
part front the same ; and all pet son* wh (soever are
hereby forbidden tn import, nr bring into the said
ports of Halifax or •'helburne, after the 15th day ot
September next, any of the article* enumerated in
hi* majesty’s s;4ri order in council, in any ship or
aressrl owned bv the subjects of the United St ,tes of
America; and public notice ts hereby given thit
♦very foreign ship or vessel of whidetei description,
.. which, after the said 15th day of September, shall br
found importing or hi inging any of the article* enu
merated in lit* m 'jes’v’s said order. oi**any other
KMihwares or merchandize whatsoever, into the
|9HK)r harhours of this province, the mm3 will be
s«Kid r,s forfeited to his majesty.
And the officers of his majesty’s customs are here
by ordered to suffer ail vessels belonging to subjects
<af the United States, which may arrive in the said
ports ,.f H difax or Shelburne, on or before the said
-“•15th pf September next, to Jand and dispose of all
’•r any of the said enumerated articles, but not t,
export or carry away frojg this province any goods,
pr merchandize.
so«*er.
> under my hand | HHI
and sefd it Arms, at Hali
_ x, this 15th day of August, i; 09, in the 49th
jjLyear of his Majesty’* reign
A GKOUGE PREVOST.
f
y /.■;* \
» mperUeiify’i command,
. Jfoo
Sam.
Joo Geomce.
proclamation.
*Jty hi* exeellenct lieutenant-general sir rteorgr Pre
voat, baronet.,lieuten*nt-gpvernoiir and cnmm in
-tlerin chief in and over his msjeestv’s province oi
jli'iva-Scotii, and sis dependencies. &c tec. ten.
Whereas, by
an act, passed in the 2£l!i year of hi*
present m-je
rrign, for regu! ting the ti ,de tie
'Tween his mi)
's colonies in North America, and
ihe countries i
nying to the United St.oes of Ame
ir.s, power is ;
to the goverijour. lieuiniatrtgo
der in chief, with the dvice
ernour, or cotl
,tid consent of
majesty1* council, wiien occ»si, n
*h II require to permit anti dinar the import i ion of
jjeertain enumerated articles into this prorin.e from
"W»e sod United States of Atn»ri, a.
/ JttWe then fere thought Jit, with the advice and
eonsen^Hf iiis majesty’s c,un< il, to publish this pfo
telom. tUn, herby authorising and empowering Itri
tisii subjects, 1 r the »j) ,ce of six months fi oui toe
dale here'f, to import and hung into-this province
from the United-Stales of America, in British built
[is, of vessels, owned ml imigated accori'iny tn
•tuii
1#,
•<' ntlittg, planks, st ves, heading. bo ,rd*. shiu
tics.
IglPs.Tv'f ps, or square nnd er of nr v» t. horse. r,e t
«Ri;ic. sht^hogs. poultry, or live stock, hie d. I>i»
ifuit, flour.^figas. he r:», potato?*, wheat, l ice, outs,
bailee. or grain of anv sort.
Given under mt h nd end seal at arms, at Halj.
‘ fax. this 1 jih d it , f August, lic.i), in the 49;u
year of his mjesty’* rein.
si
GKORGE PHEVOST.
/.?« /• TceKmcy'mttatnmattd,'
Sam. Hooo George.
Phii.adklfria, Angnst tf.
TesterJr.r -.rriveii uhioner Sw tit, Y«#njj, '£••:< days
Jfrom Ji^ytinico » by her we te >rn that the KritiVb
•till crflBStic* to enact the heft nest duties, and lay
*he (greatest impositions on the Americans that the,’
•ye able.
» It whs said it t M,minted when the Swift saikd,
at ail the heavy British ships of w*r, exiept ad.
tiral Cochrane's ship, who was bound to Halifax,
f, ordered for HalitaX, and th-.t p .rt of the SHrri
«on were to he emb irked for England «t the -.ante
•itne, there hein* none woih for them in Europe
in the VWt lndn s.
. Th» French prhttfttv schooner Superior, er.pfrSrr
Ivk"1’ wf,“ ,hc •'“'harg >, carried (>y per
Potrr late blessed president, two c rj*ots
! 4H|tbb port, and as raanv from Charleston, f r
the wippl.v nithr rttv of St. D mingo ; having ?*y tlie
•jtaptore of %t place, ..mlhhe hhak^V of Cu da
'JPVpe, lost a?t place of rendezvous flPtiie West-In.
$dies, detemfthicjtl to take the benefit of lire British
^«mrn from tlie West- Indies rn^de sail so a* to f .11
rt with them on their w ay to Europe, soon bmirded
iye Urjp? ships, plundered them of cnsli, and su It
aoteahle articles us b« thought proper to take on
skid his own soft* oner, and then set them on fire—
al we nre told that fee means t take the s .me U
*1> as far as he is able, to Europe.
Nf.w-York. Af>rilC9.
« the OIRng, •waiting for orders, the Swedish
booner Grampus, of 16 guns, from St. Domingo,
hi.* schooner wdfcnpposert to be’ a Fienrh f rffa
»er, ns she ohuswFthc British brig Hope close m
i the Hook,
From tie Boston Gazette.
cartel,fmd battle. In addition to what we puli
yesterday, of a second battle having been
t between Buonsparte and the archduke Chyrlea,
IScston Guiettyt.civrd by this morning itiai1,
«>•*».“ Ajmuei alim arrived f o,n Rotterdam, which
; that ^Hbn the id instant, and brings similar
Boston, August 24^
|5Bt'.*ere
last evening favoured, with a hawdl^p
stetAy, giving the .3%
Wished at Newkwry
-port yeste
Leith artitlPv
i» “Hi
^prefaced ns fnl
verbatim
August 23.—Mr. Thomas Bis'wn
mnrti'ngfrom H»lif'a, fi tlays—inf rtn»;
ship Lord Sheffield, arrived at Halifax'
“d the *7ih mktant, and brings the fid- ■
y <tf true,) contained in inp extract oj
respect.chr merchant, dbteri at Leith
12, fever big.)
nf later irttcfiigeriC.-,
Bosto*. Aug* 2fi.
„ FftOM ftp JIX. &c.
v«se!<s daily arrive front Portugal and S|>, in ;
bat they do not furnish those details of events. whirl)
v e usually receive from other quarters, Capt. Cof.
Hn, from Lisbon, mentions gener illy that the Patri
■t< were m hfgh spirits ; and that the English end
Portuguese were (July 13th) in pursuitof the French
• torn Cadiz dviefs to the llth July, corri horate
’he above. The at founts from V lends, b) capt.
lj ivis are to the Stlh June only ; at rhirb time the
vibrations hnd not ceased, which were occasioned hv
the ch»ek given in the news of the iWfeot <,f Blake,
near Saragossa, with the loss of his a anliott. fcr. •
ttml when some fears were entertained of the French
<?•'*> appearing :.t their gates. Hut our 1 test ac
roinits fiami Spain, are nearly a m- nth subsequent to
Hv* date of gen. Wake's reverse ; anil then nothing
like doubt existed on the pufclirk mind ; arid t imfi.
denre in the success of the »»itri .t cause w .s never
h'gher. On the strict of Wake's defeat v.e find
the following n tirle in the Gnsette of
*' I'uU/.a'a. Juiie 27. ISC®,
“ I he painful imprwtioii on the public mind, pro
dared bv the defe t of the army of Ai r- gun, on the
lSih. is con side i-abli lessened bv the advices th it <ur
loss is not so treat ns w .« at first thought. The ill*,
r-ersion has not hren of anv consequence, and the
troop* dispersed hy tbut accident, are ■ e unitmgin
v .lions important points. Our Jos* is ralrulaud at
from five to six hundred of all ranks, and 9 pieces
of cannon.”
We have seen letters from Tarragona (Catalonia)
to the 20th June. The following are
Extracts;
“ Tarragon, J mr 20.^The siege of Girona gees
on snv.«lv ; Irjt th* Spaniards are m itching to re
lieve itF
“ Every Catalan destroyed bv the French is worse
than Hi Hulra to them, an hundred mure sui t up to
suppli hia pLoec 1
“ v*’e keep on here, cutting off he ds, hands,
quartering, hanging, k<. Last week the Fit nch in
; IVarieloS : executed two priests,and a number of os
I ,,K-r I1*" i,,c- A* no hangman could be obtained to
1 peri rm ihe s.ciilignus office, two giliey-slaves
, wei e i Uercd liberty t<> do it, Being admitted lutn
! offi <• they - f r tirse tn<ik the oath in Joseph N . p. le
, on tl.e b irst. j het *h wever m ale their escape from
• Biiceli.n,i, wi re token up,- brought here, and this
, da\ di agge.t fr m prison to the gallows bv j nkusse*,
■ end hanged; and their heads and bands now grace
the gate of this city.
11«TK4
• The Valencia G zett* contain* cietniU of the
proceeding* • fa French court martial held in Bar
cel na, by which a number ..f Spaniard* >.[ wh m
were Joaquin Fore, ami Faiher Juan G Hifu, two
clergv men, were cimvictcd of a ronepir.ry agniiut
the Fvtm il army, and were sentenced to be banted
in 24 hours.
£e7iu.k, June 2.
* The Government Gazette of this d *y cont^us se
ver I < iJji i I disp.ti hcs. viz.
(#nc imm (Vim. Lavaiic. governor of the fortress
o? Lei'ilia, dated the 22d lilt, announcing the f,,V(,ur.
aide result of a series of eng aemem.,’ which h..d
taken j>1 c.e <m the shores of the Cmc., j„ \rrio»,.u.
The enemy, ni pos-e.si n • f tin- city of B rbaMir,
and otherplace* id the ne.ighh.urhood, nrmtje (dew
tms requisition on the towns not occnpiin} by their
troops* The toy n of Albelda bating refused to Sur
n sh those wt qui itioiii, the t nr thy sent a body of
MOO men to punish tt for its disobedience. These
were met, however, slid defeated at Tamm lie, by
"00 united Aragonese ami tufdmiwns, and the
Frenrh were driven l> ck t B rbastro. i he town
of Mop S' ii. on this, rose upon iOo Frenchmen, who
JihcI b*ei» k ft there. ih- uv1jrm*rive» without .iritis,
hating tn all only seven n.u-kets j they killed 12
men, and the rest fled to 11 ,r[) .sir-.. To . veii|>e this
m»n!>, the Frenrh then .<lv.,m*d up to the left aide
of the CinCa, s lie t s number of petty engagements
took place, and 2000 Frenchmen It It Uarbavtro to
join the other f»r es, „nd marched up the right b,nk
of the Cineu ; but the'Cine.. was pot formidable, inc
the fiitcattize rcmaiiud without effect. On the 16th,
17lll a lid wi ll
th m»t other engagements took place, in
the c< «r-e of which we took 600 priv; tea, and a
number t*f < ffirers, prisoners ; and many more were
killed on tile field, or wounded or drowned in the
Cities. Jn fine 1360 of the best French iroops were
-nnihiHlfcd. The ‘2600 men who were on the right
bunk of Hie Cine a, retreated to B*rba*tro whirl
pi ce they abandoned in the morning of the Slst, tU
rocting their steps full of shame and fear, to Phina
Also two dispatches from gen, Blake, napt»iit-ge
nerd of Arragon, dated the 21st ult. The first o
these n irrates the details of petty engsgemeu'* ir
Air gan and Catiloni., j the itsult nf which ha:
ha* been that the French, who were in posses
sfon tif Almnitn, a position by which thev threaten
vd to cut off the communication between Tnrtosa
>nd Mecjoienenaa, and commanded the high road ti
V iTenc.ia, were driven from that place* Gen. Blake
-peiking of hi* entry into that place, mvi-« ft Wa:
an effecting tight the* to behold the p tSetlc specta
;r -,f r, popolnos town delivered from oppressor
and receiving their dfT '
warmest ex
pressvn of jjtalitudc.
t«f Tyrant of the work
b'-iv* wifnessed the**
•lie piyftrfshouts n# *
Mac S/u '- *
i d to him but'—
Hemarkmnke fir,rebuff *rt*ft*.'v
. W* give-our readers * lithe f.cts in uur pussesstofl
fr-^n which an opinion J* lobe formed. ,,
Thr accounts of the battle ure frum He)igo!««d nud
from Kiitterdafit. This distance from VXehna to H*
iigp>liui<] is no nmre:tb*n. $00 mile*; To ttotterdstni
about 30 miles more. The account from Heligoland
must have come tlirough Hamburgh. Prom the 26d»
June to the 2d July, the account might have travel
led to either of these places. The intelligence bird
reached both Loud' n and Leith, whirh rentiers etr
t.dii the reports at Heligoland, and the same account
from H tterdarn, confirms the existence <»Y such teJ
ports fr.-n. Vienna. The bulletin* and tin-intelli
gence trom Farts, do not at all disprove the report.
The last bulletin from Faria* No. 22, js dated at Vi
enna the 24th of June. This of course gives us the
itu-ifion of the French armv near Tlron* on tLe 23d
<>t June. Thebrjdget, of the Danube were repaired
and Hu papurte w»s waiting a» it was stated, for the
arrival of tly Russians to attack the Austrmus. If
Buonaparte intended n battle, it is probable that he
would by bulletins and deserters endeavour to impress
| the archduke with an idea that the situntion of his
army compelled him to remain inactive, till rcin
mrrement should arrive. 1 he dates from Pari* are
•ini;, to the 3d of July. Baris is above 2d0 mile*
further from Vienna th ji H .ihh .rgh, Buonaparte
r u!d not expedite an acchuni of his defeat to Palis
•m the contrary he would lab ur to dehty, if beFulil
t sui press it« On the whole we think the report
credible.
JO
«d»r ‘
June 9.
A« extraordinary gokette has this day been pub
liabett hy the government, containing a disputen from
live captain general ot Arrughn, dated AfcsniV,
fl|ay 24—[ 1 be captain gilntr^l stales, that tlwfSene.
n,) » t eiuforced Ijy aimost the- whole garrison of Na
H*jr«iw», »ml by troops which he had collected fr. m
ill He rent Joints beyond the Ebro, advanced to attar It
him on the preceding day. The French codhunt
f N,tt *ith an obstinate resistance, were dehpti
back with extreme losflPanrt pursued, till at lenaih
they profited by the darkness uf the night to escape.!
H Vice, June 11.
n.nrshal Ney, with a division of his army advan
ced to tit. Payfj, the 9th instant. The Spanish count
de Norouu, hav mg retreated m St. Payo, crossed
the river, iSeatsoyed the bridge, i«nd occupied the
lrft hank. Ney Drought up his at ttllerv and orrupt
cd the «ppcsite bank. On the rth a henry firing
continued the whole day, nnd the French were urn**
b!e toadvance. A deuchtneistoi the mean was ob
served to pass up the river j they wnegallautlv fol
lowed by a Sp anish detsehitoent, attftcfced, and their
attempt to pnas the river frustrated. On the nil. the
nrir.jj was fti.ewyd, and the Spaniards received the
assistance of several "English gun-bwim under the
command of lieo^. J-ffemom of the Cadmus; and »ji
thoir attempts to pass the t iter were defeated ; an'ri
at one o'cio< k in the morning of the Hth, the French
rtire, toward, St. Jago and Corunna; The Spa
..... W'MMSIIIOS a Iiv
nurds behaved with the utmost bravery, though suf
fonng many distressing privations. The French
were hoop strong Including 600 cavalry ; the Spam
artl* 13,(’00, (4000 of whom were peasants without
tou.ket.^ j and forming the left wing of marquis dc
It nun. a array, {It a/tfievrt urn after Ionian
JHUjrum (lijoti, fir kuiUtl la Vigo, tm k ‘fit cam
wand tj 1 fir fiutriwt in that quarter, tjdvaficed 1
Jr me. 'i he count de Norcpo heh re the action vva
p ined by general Carrera, » ho took the command,
tne division. The Spaniards retook 40 vratat r
church plate. Cien, Loison, aidwUnu rshal Ney i
his vatu attempts to cross the rner. (The Lomlo
C,amt.« of the 4tb July o ntaina official kutrrs ofthi
repulse oi Ney, at St. F. yo, c« nm.umcttttd by cap'
1 S-in ey^ of the nary. He speiks highly of thesp:
l it ot the Spaniards, The object of marshal Ney, i
this expedition was the recapture of Vigo.
I.cindob, July 1—f.
e «/ Sweden.
The fallowing is a letter from Stoskholm, dated
June JOj
“ 1 !“• f» iendi of the unhappy &nstasm* ftt.1 rang,
j.rrit. In to the opinion they entertain of the bcuev-.
Itnt eliajjoijt joti of the new king, that he will do rve.
i > thing in his power to alleviate the sufferings <>f hi*
nephew in his present state, and eventuullv ptwine
tor him ;<nd his family every com tort .uul enjoyment
whith the peculiarity of their situation* will admit.
On the 5th instant, the d.i previous to hisarressi
on, Charles wrote a jet ter to Gust vus, which afft-rt
e him esceedinjly. No part i f us contents hag as
v et transpired. It is the general opinion however,
tli it >t is ■ t a const I tory ii.tme. it is well known,
anil I state the fact from authority which cannot lie
c iled in question, that the duke i f Sudermanin, on
[,u"8 *r,‘‘ rmed of the arrest of the king, immediate,
ly repaired to rttr palace, where heh.,d a c nferenre
W iili him, which lasted -hove an h ur, otul ternil
moid in a rnutu .1 and most - ffartnuiatc adieu 1
Russia still persists in her uern ud, that the Sire
iiish ports shou.d be shut against the English. Th#
government has. perrmpn riij refused'to comply,
rinland is riven up as lostjto Sweden, and many well
informed merchants are of opinion, th it Gcrten
bavgh, Hrisingtnirg, C rscriw, «„<, Carlsh m, will
e at mi1 wledgid by the Ruishat as free ports, cveti
to thu English hut that ait the ether purls will he
thut. AU-x mder ii is reported, is six uti» alter hi*
system with respect to France, chevalier Voii En
geHtrom, formerly the Swedish ambassador in L*n
(tnn, is appointed chief secretary of state tor foreign
relations." *
flrrman fruvrrrerion*.
The onlr Soveieigps who b»*c publicity onnoun
ccd their interne us to fight for the rccoivi) of Uiviv
dominions, Hre the landgrave of Heine Cassel, Hnd
the duke of Hi upswick. Wnlfcnbuttle. General Ru
rhel. who quitted the l‘inw ian service in i*07j i*
mentioned . s the commander in chief of the cornu
raising br the elector of He^e, at Neclmd in he
mu. The duke of Brunswick has ulrc di made se
veral sui.cessitil inrorviohafraffithefcVi. it quarter,
ahri should ihr Austrians be enabled en v to stop th—
career of the French, all the north of Germany wil
probal.lv bo in arm* in support of the romtnon c«u»e.
Nothing can more strongly refute the argument that
a revolution w it necessary to the Gernunirk em
pire, than.the effort* of tlie people to rid themselves
tlie t repch have imposed upon
“ The ev<T tn be lamented ficiith rf col. Schill,
dnt*?s not appear to have daunted the spirit of his ns
inmates; for it is certain, that more thsu one invist.
b.e spring gives motion to the insut gent forces. fc.
ven ihc celebrated general l.eutxj, uho signalized
himself •#commander in chief ofthi “
.. . .... . the Prussian army
in the late c snip; frit in Fol«ncl, ig suspected of being
sccrctiv concerned in the in.am rectum of Schill, und
at the requisition if the French minister, he ha* been
displaced from the situation of gr.vern.iur of Berlin.
Jerome Buonaparte has confiscated the revenues of
tha ch.ipter of VVailt-nsiein, for favouring the West
phalian Insurgents ; and from the procUiimtion of
gen. La Halcette, jtovefnour general Cf Hanover’ the
lr*>n. I .O Wuliswtta _t i t*
puMlnecttnn must ii,
'ave assumed a Very alarming aiH
pearsnee in the evt*. of the usurper, a* l»r denoun
ces the severest punishments against nil magistrates
Who do not oiake tlie utmost exertion to withstand
the iagressions, requisitions, and robberies of the
insurgents. Stfalsund and the Isle of Rugtn were
occupied by the corps under ScMll} after having pat
to the Sword every Frenchman of the garrison, in
consequence of their having treachemuslv murdered
two <if ins officers, during a parley. It appears from
geft. Or :lien’s report to Louis Buonaparte, Uie Im
peidul Viceroy of Holland, that after lie had muater
-*d •» the troops which c-oldbe collected, he found
himself unequal to the task of encountering Schill.
Ac cordingly he found himself under the necessity of
Ixu roWW i.Joo Danish hogs in armour, to strength
en the left wing. The Danish general Cwakd, to Ids
lasting disgrace, complied*witf, (his request; add
have become aecffinpltcesfn ’
ffpo
*¥. Cbiwsii family agsmti
of F.urnpe.
tor*, it ls efcident that the inswne
'Mm.
I
lit had C l
Tjt
heir urnrtHraint! k».
with fir elock*. :
“ ftwthtn, with 4
wi«dv*J and earriyd the
ry contest iif two Is, ut
fired fr*>nt house*. t!
(he scene of h new eng
tiu troops fought foot to
K*ct>tfury,
'4 he r.Until patriot e’l
kilted near tli* Krr»t square of StM
haps, the best eui jy tli .t can be beatpwc
jlKiint,uis!uHl hero, w container) ip ihcj&i
lien.^ Hud he obtained possession ofWi
ft’(‘tilled himscil thrre, it would ha*$-t*^
i!lip< ties*hiuti; l!i» liiight ltiite rmMrSB
tlft-ongiiotit Pomerania awl MerKteftll
niean* of ves.-ek wnteii were there At his
might have been A dangerous pirate l« t
«n.l in rase Af nrersSitj, hr would h it,
the means of bringing the English in!*t!i
i w-ieitMtlwf!'' ,
J.hc Icutnf Str.aUund t» h sfte»ebut n
htr blow 5 fnp there retiming in the m imh
wo-flv thstrktof the Hurts, asft nnglnsi
under qp e- mmatid of thejp>n of «•«. R
- ceotinf Iirs jet reached us#f the ttfact p
n the miuds of the patriots by the death
roir ». leader.
»• *000 of them had or copied the isle tirjju'
«*•"» »"a »* »«> other mention isjmde <.f tfej# JgP1
Or^Uen's report, th ,i^jjtone
a rat|d««J and 6 pitt^T Canmuf^£re t itU*
hoped,, th if thep wiif be enabled to effect i®1
cape, and to renew their rtf <rts in another!
umkr more auspicious circumstance.VGf\,
whirh the |neitiy must have »iikn.ih.,d ,tL.
m:iy form hit estimate from the circumstance***."
corded tn the report# Independently of a .dir-- —
ive fire of aruilery, the patriot* fired ft,thy
the cover f hoines,tid consequent)! the-1 ’
slaughtered an immense number of the slaves.- -
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The following artkle is contained in .
Stoke, rk-ai I'lj mouth j—“ I tend yoq ln« Tnw«
in'chiyanro, having at rived at Vewlrn ItitWi^i
• few miles to the eastward of this place, this lift
inu the .»th, offCork harbour,.! WaJh^fl
by in* m-jasti *s ship Seine, dipt. Atkins,' with i
prise the lil Cahs .piero, «.f 2k giro* and IMrijf
from Buenos Ayres, Imiiitl to any port ifc
ii ■ vit)g on board an Infmen-equantity «f smeeto.ietsi
'? Coders I®*1 Hi® use of the Spanish government on* -*
drr Jotrph Buon .pni te. There wereaisn t#h&|«
« Sp ni-h nobleman and two gentlemen, us priM<tt«^fe
thrse persons were sent tuti ny the General JtmtiH
M drid, they having become (x i uh r In the mS
Vincent Huc.k/s A^rts—Idmers finding ht» mh«el
quence on the drehue, and he being deejdetHv {n t),4
h1 ent h mteres, had them seized In the middle n< tit*
night io their bed*, *Hc? sent upwards of thirtV nuleh
dr Wn the river in a boat tin board rh.. rih.s.a'
Lmier’s aid de-camp «ndsr- refute H*dflHi»l]»aW'
heme Charged With dispatches fir'kluiBK>, V
-• Hai tv spirit runs high ..t lluenu* ’JW)
irin .l hA.tr.i# e,i t’,- t *
principal people, are tor their being independent: ■
lower order for king Ferdinand; while lntn«ri
the principal officers of the revenue are fnrjji
parte. 1 he revenue and bAnwsre ail Chhecdfelit
Buenos A>i ts. imd intended tube shipped. theiriitt
f r Spain hr the u-e of tile p itriote, but wo' ' ■'
do ed f>r France ** this ship was. 5
The captain i
officers French, crew Sp nlurd*.,r
■■ . —- ifmm*
\laxcttt Marine Memorafuta*
m. , , arhTved.
Brig Mnr*hs fthmd. Nash. 4S*davs
Ballast, C. Sc F. Whittle—. July m
ChaniH I, was lion r< let) Ip- an . flj. er frnm’li JIFfti*
friRHle. 70 nail in remnant , from Malt* Idb»I i
finglanda-srih. in hyh. 43, Jong*^3, "-.^^SSAy
It -m ihe British '1"«djlf war Blossom, 4 s dl nf tana..
f“.M under cntlVny.*^Pbkf, Slut, in lat. S9Vfertrll
iVl<^ Bafry <>r *>,‘d fr m Fliiisu!eh<hi», h-xia
to M idvil-ii.-a-Au^ 3, in M. 3S. long. 37. ww bafiH
ed from the Hutisliahmp of war..Atfro»wl
f-X on a r.ruiae.—Left i|)t ship Hrutns, Btmre. .f*3
thi* port-time < f satlhig and destin th n not knUdl
Sloop Betsey, Csrr, 7 day* from NewportT^
- - - --- - • : " m$m
Pout OP NORFOLK AN!) PORl'SilKJtlTf^
CUstOVJ-HOUSE—Eutxmi#*
Brig Martha Bl .htl, Nm,J,, . • ?.
'i l|,r Fair AiiH rici<n, Weater, '
Sloop Betsey, Carr,
_ , * Clkaui»< ■
Sch’r Mohttwlt, Britton, *■ «—■».... - lr
lhlikhi, Fi.her, dflk Phihdriulih
Flia *. Sever, ^Br'
Conmieice. Cole, Wirw'.Yora
Sloop Eloui*a,Wofc!or|»( W?
5BBBttM*»Cnpt. Jjhn Mjx*
Freight or C'h irfei, hurthtn 30tt tons
enraptete itadUicw for the retention ,
»|»j*ljr W» the captstu, tfif 1 “j.
Richmond I nap
September 4
AN-AWAY frotn the!
. ult. M» likely titgr,
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