Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-12-12 00:00:00, page 3

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■ ;Wh«kflN^rr»*J b*fl» •ft»**r to the: represffria
•>y tiotj lid requisition *' Vrhkh you ore instructed to
n ry&i» e*ell^tri«*|«jrvfk it'without delay to this
i;'•' department. Should it be ofa Samlartury nature,
U - wiU besteato forward it also to the diplomatic
funejionwry of th* Uuiled States at Paris, who will
, .,' be instructed to make a proper use of it, for obtain
V Jngji repeal of the French decree of Berlin, and to
' ^- proceed, cooetirrently with you, in bringing at yit
• Successive removals by the two governments of -.1!
^ their predatory edicts. I avail myself of this oc ca
|..y sioo to state to you, that it is deemed of great im
parlance, that our ministers at foreign courts, and
. .. especially at Paris and London, should be kept, the
» Dfle by the other, informed of the state of out af
.. gfairs at each. • - -.
fe l have the honour to be, &e.
- "jaBgned) > V R. SMITH.
,i WlliadPPinkney, Esq. Sie. Sic. &d. .
•v ■. (Documents to be continued.)
& THE" SUBSCHI Bans
. Tot the Assemblies are informed, that
the first BALL will he held at the Exchange Coffee
{ - House oir THURSDAY EVENING next, the 13th
^ .instant. Dec. 10. 2
4ft - f Sales at Auction,
?)Oh Wednesday the ,19th inst. at 12
o’clock, on Whittle’^Wharf, ~ ;
Tie substantial built fast s tiling SHJP
ALMIRA,
„ Rnrltien per re-nvii-r 41 (> ton*, of an
; • easy draft of water, will stow 530 hogsheads James
River Tobacco; she is well fitted and feund, now
. ready to receive a cargo, and can be sent to sea at a
small, expence—Inventory to be st en at the counting
• , house of the subscribers. Terms, approved paper
^ 3, 4, and 6 months. ■
'•ii&kk.i'&m:, * Also, at same tint and place,
i>V ■ The Philadelphia fuilt SHIP
- ARCTICK,
Burthen per register 200 tons, eopp-r
f , od, sails uncommonly fast, fixed and found with
- #irerf necessary material of the best quality, Hiid
,.ready for the reception of a cargo ; inventory to he
seen at our countinghouse—Terms 2,4, and 6 months,
t approved paper—The proprietors of these Ships
» being desirous to close their respective adventures,
V • they will be sold without reserve.
fflr.
C. & F. Whittle.
-■ •h - - • ' •
December 7*
tds
Brig JjfheeUr,
>n Saturday next, the 15th instant,
^ at the Exchange Coffee-House, Will be Sold at
i ■ - ' Public k Auction, at 12 o’clock,
THE
Brig WHEELER,
Boilt at Hampton, about 6 years since.
■ Burthen 220 tons, coppered to the bends, and is in
every respect a mast unexceptionable vessel. The
. Wheeler has on board a cargo of Wheat and Flour,
*■ that can behold with the vessel, or it may go on
^ freight to a port in the south Europe, where the
, Brig was intended for.
Inventory to be seen, and terms and other parti
...j -oulars made know non application to
Robert Dickson.
her to.
jpP ’ Will be Sold to the Highest Bidder,
Monday the 4-th inst. before the
■ V Exchange Cofee-House, at 12 o'clock, on a cre
J dit of six, nine, and twelve months, for approved
* v; notes, that very pleasan^fc delightful place, called
CEDAR GROVE,
bi.'
vwitta the RACE-FIELD, containing eighty acres,
.store or less. -
Wm. Cam mack.
December 7.
- td
Will be Rented to the Highest Bidder,
[onday the 24th inst. before the
Exchange Coffee-House, at It o'clock,
The NORFOLK DRAWBRIDGES,
for one year, to commence on the 1st day of Janua
ry,-Mil—-Notes payable quarterly, with approved
: endorsers, will be received.
’■ *1^0 1 , Wm. Cammack, Treas’r.
V
December 7.
td
$*■
LANDING
"on MarxtU's ff'harf, from the Schooner
■this
'•■MW'
Paragon, from St. Bartholomews,
12lihds. 50 barrels first quality Mus*
' covadb SVGAR., , . ..: *i:
■^F.rB.kb,
Robert Dickson.
*•
to.
JRgtjber
V. -r tf ' U ' i- -
Wm Hundred Dollars Reward..
•AWAY from theSuWriber in July, 1809*
Kepro Man named ABK All AM* sold by Hichard
Jnhnuon f<>r Abel B.' Johnson, of. Northampton
<County, Eastern-Shore, Virginia, The above re*
Wgfd will be given to any person that will tale him,
L*nnftne him in some close goal so that 1 get hint
. and afr reasonable expenses, by the Subscriber Irv
ing in^Hetben
ry, in the State of South-Cerolina.
r, w, i. . William Rutherford.
*. ■
’Opillibrt‘9^**'": law3m*c *
I
ppwmgs,, Medicinp, Surgeon’s Instru .
*■g %ents, Paints, Water Colours, 7
Brushes, and Window Glass,
. .1 nfasnperiorflwtHty* r
IhlvfS' erstnaH quantities at our’Store
Anoflfcred!
-Uesr Marxet-Sqaare, Main-Street, Norfolk, for
C*f-; The strictest attention willbepf idtothaee iftto
sr:*hswr ns with their orders. ,7
MBOJCIWECaESra, With hooka Of inatroeti*
, ap or replenished in the neatest manner,
abort e*r notice. 7"’i-.>
v-V'!r MdcNI I
m he wtenCowdery & Co, ?
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PUBLieit
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WEDNESDAY EYESiNG, DEC. ig, ujiQ.
* W* (bait endeavour to U> before nur rft«der>, rii*
docamrots wl.ith uronpuied th« President's cum
munimtion, as tuly as their kngth; «nd our limits
will admit. - ‘ ' i'K!" $
In a'summary, given in thn Baltimore American,
of those documents, that paper states that the: fol*
lowing are the contents of particular numbers. '
9- Mr. Smith to Mr. Pinkney, of Oc^I9, 1810,
coutainiog further instructions relative to the French
snd British edicts vbdatory of neutral commerce j
directing Mr. Pinkney not to renew negotiations
with G. Britain, until atonement be made for the
attack on the Ch^wpeake, and to announce to the 1
British secretary his intentions to quit England un
1'S3 a sureessor to Mr. Jackson had been appointed.
15. Despatch from Mr. Smi'li to Mr. Pinkney,
of November 2. 1810, in relation to the late pro
clamation of tne pr-rsid.-nt notifying the repeal of
fhe French decrees, ami to another proclamation la- ■
king possession of Florida.
16. The seme to the same, of November 2,1810,
directing Mr. Pinkney to take leave of the British
court, io case no ambassador had been nominated
to soccfed Mr. Jackson.
17» 18, 19, Mr. Smith to Mr. Armstrong, of
July, 1810, enclosing a copy of the act of congress
of March last, and containing instructions on the
subjects af the French decrees and Sequestrations
of American property in the continental ports;
warmly approving, also* of the steps taken by ge
neral Armstrong to obtain a retraction of the vio- j
lent measures of the French emperor.
20. The same to the same of July 17, by lieut.
Miller.
21. The same to the same of November 2, 1810,
enclosing a ro^y of the proclamation of the presi
dent, notifying the repeal r»f the French edic 13,
22. The same to the same, Novembers, 1810,
on the sequestrations, 4cc. of American property.
30. Mr. Pinkney to Lord Wellesley, communi
cating his authority to treat of the attack on the
Chesapeake.
31. The same to the same of May, 2 1810, re
lative to the practice oi forging American passports
to F.ngland.
32. Lord Wellesley to Mr. Pinkney, of May 14,
ootitving a. relaxation in part of the blockade of
the Spanish const. <
- 33. Mr. P.ukoey to Mr. Smith, of June 23, sta
ling his beliei that a Successor to Mr. Jackson would
be appoint d, and that the affair ol the Chesapeake
would son,' brought In a close.
,34. S-n.e to the same, of July 23, stating that
some isifikultirs had occurred in appointing a new
minister to the U. Statps. 1.
35. Marquis Wellesley to Mr. Pinkney of July
7, answering Mr. Pinkney that h- would recom
mend the appointment of a successor to Mr. Jack
son ; but that lie died doubts whether difficulties
would not be made to that measure.
3f>. Mr. Piiikoty to Mr. S..<ith, uf August, shew
ing his don 1,is and hesitation as to the adjustment
ot the Chesapeake affair.
37- Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Smith, of August 29,de
tailing a conversation with Lord Wellesley, and ex
pressing to the secretary ol state his disgust with
the delays on the part of Great Britain, in sending
a minister to the U. Slates, aud in regard to the
Chesapeake atfair.
38. Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Smith, of September 4,
in the close which he states, that he means hereaf
ter to confine himself as much as possible to writ
ten communications with Lord Wellesley.
i We think we may so far anticipate the contents
of the despatches referred to, as to say that our af
fairs with Great Britain,' ere drawing to a point.—
VVe shall make no comments, until we receive the
documents themselves. : >
Gazette Marine Memoranda, i •
ARRIVED.
British ship Nautatus, Walker, 28 days from Gre
nada, Ballast, Robert Dickson. "
Schr. Resolution, Russel, from Cadiz and Fayat,
bound to Boston, in distress.—Left at Fayal, Oct'.
26, ship -»■< , I*ox, loading for Gottenburg.—Spoke
Nov. 16, in 1st. 67, 30, ship Honestus, hound to
Liverpool.—25th, ship Rolls, Patch, 10 days from
Newburypoii, bound to Charleston, in a gale on the
23d and 24lb lost her main* top sail, sustained no
other damage; supplied, us with beef, bread, can
dles, twine, spare rigging, &<.—27th, in lat. 34,
55, long. 71. schr. Hazard, of and from Philadel
phia, bound to Martinique, 4 days nut; the 24th,
experienced a severe gale of wind', in-which lost
the inBin-bootn, and all the sails, except the fore
sail and main sail, intended to endeavor to get into
Bermuda ; had spoke the schr. Hiram, then in sight,
from Norwich ; in the same gale,.had lost 40 head
of cattle, masts and sails, except the fore-sail, in
tended to make for Charleston, s. c.—30th, in long:
70, 41, brig Margaret, Selby, 2 days from Phila
delphia, bound lo Jamaica. ^ ’
Sloop Abhy Ann, Bingley, 3 days from Cbarfes
lon. ’ ■ *
. Sloop Lydia, Tatem, 4 days from Philadelphia,
Sloop Z >ar, Johnson, 14 days from St. Augus
tine bound to Baltimore.—Came passenger C*pl.
Burnham, his mate and new,'late of the brig Ar
gus, of New Haven, cast away ou East Florida in a
gaje on the 28tb Oct.—vessel and cargo totally lost,
creorsaved,;,.; * -y
Ship Rose, Lettimer, 13 days from Charleston
bound to Falmouth (Eng.) in distrait, leaky.
Arig Freedom, Totem, 21 days from St. Croix,
Ballast, Reilly it Tunis.-—The brig Argo, of and fuf
New Havetl sailed the day before.
0Ycreme laadmg from tAe Skip Almira, Captain
WkippU' frtmlmiiM,
, IS* casks .Nails and ^piice^ assprtcd
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xifcfpitda
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, iUfftingctf ibeSiyekWcrtr at'ttte
Bfitik in PhiUd*ipi»»* on. tVcanMfeyvjpMmiWi&
day of Fr,Jt»Viu»ry a<Mrt, nt V“ wel.ick A: at.- fat *ht
purpose of adopting sorb measure* a* auybere^niJ
Vv nt ciihrr.of tiie renenral or niiu nt'
n#n) ofihe present : •>/<* «
.,/V, ‘
•’ I..
David Lenoje^'.s; *s, •
Elhs* Boudioot,
Robert Smith, .;.Y ’«
Joseph Sims, .-L i;A
Samuel Coates, *.
John (>. Wachsmutb,
George Fox,
Archibald M’Call* ..
James C. Fisher, . :
PaulSiermn, ; . .
Thomas M. Willing,
Henry Pratt,
John Slide, , Y • ^ T
P. Hollingsworth, ’
Horace Binury, i,.?' »■
George Harrison.
For the Insurance Co. of
tbe Slate of Peonsyl
: v*»ia—James S. Cox,
President. ,
For the Insurance Co.
of North America—
: Johu Inskeep, Pru’t.
For the Marine Insur
ance Company •
John Leamv, Prts't.
John Lea my, i runlet,
Stephen Girard,
Lllistot. & John Perot, i
Thomas Willing,
Thomas M’Keun,
A. Kuhn,
Peter S. Duppnceau, ,* , .
Wm. Til^ioiiun, , t.
P. Butler,
James Milligan,
Samuel Ilodgdon,
Jos. Crook&hank, Pre
sid nt oi Humane So
nny, : _• . '-V ’
William Rogers,
Benjamin Say and W
Rojjera, Trustees,
Ol.ve Sproat, Trustee,
Father Waters,
John Mayhin, ■ j
William Chancellor,
Philadelphia, Dec. 1, 1810. dec.Uff ]
On Monday the 24th instant, imme
diately after the sale of Cedar Grove* Will be
Sold at Publick Auction, before the Exchange
Coffee-House,
A LOT or Parcel of LAND, :
Supposed fifty acres, and separated from the Grove
by a small creek and a strip of land belonging to
»'lr. Tatum—there is a large front on the river*
where a wharf can be made at a small expense, at
which any frigate may lay ; it fronts the road lead
ing to the Great-Bridge, as it does that leading from
one Bridge to the other, h well timbered, and being
so near town must be valuable, It has a small house
on it. '
'• * \. Also, .. .1 _ ... •’
A Lot of Land in Gosport, opposite
Mr. James Young's and Mr. Richard Taylor’s ;
there is a small house on it eccupied at a retail store,
being near the navy yard, it will be laid off to suit
purchasers.
'V- * ’ v ‘ Ji . ,
A Tract of Land on Cumberland
River, Kentucky, known by the name of Barren’t
lract, containing UN acres, and thought equal tr
any land in Kentucky, it is known to Mr. Framis
-S. Taylor of this place, who will give a descriptor
to any person wishing to purchase.
’ Also, : ; ■
The Life Right of Wm. Pennock
to a Lot opposite that occupied by Mr. Robert Dick
son, and extending to wide Water Street. Tut
whole of this Property is sold by order ot the Trufr
tees tp the Estate of Wm. Pennock, who *111 make
the terms known on the day of sale,:
December 12. tds . _ "
On Saturday next, the 15th instant
Will be Sold before the Market-House, *
• 150 hags COFFEE.
Terms, all sums under 300 dollars cash* abov
that 60 and 90 days, approved endorsed notes. ;
v E. Lee.--”
-.December 12.
District of Viftoixu, To uk: : *
> Be it known unto all whom it ma
concern, that the District Court of the Unit
States for the Virginia district, directed by law to
holden in the Borough of Norfolk on the 15th day
December instant, will not be held on that day,<>
ing to the inability of the Judge to attend, of com
all actions, suits, process, pleadings, and procec
mgs of what nsturc soever, pending before b e ss
court, stand adjourned to the stated sessionrof t
said court, to be held on the 15th day of June ne:
of which the parties litigant will take notice and i
vero themselves accordingly.
• - - *. ' Teste, • . -f
4 Fc^ster, Clei&l
' December 12. - ‘ ; ' $, .
—
FOR SALE—
# \ i
500 barrels Superfine FLOUR.
„ James dykes & co.
December 12. v
4 fcpft $AUS ■ * - ’ " 4r
260 bbls, fresh ground sup. FLOUR
v ,A.float.
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$>.- . * -
’ V • Nonp* 2c RowIand.
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Deoewtwr flS.H.iM- V“-*vy;
Wftv
*•>■*«*
4 ^or saub-' ,
• m b—nttke-3hqp Ai
**g mt Murrrn»f'tvltmtf,
I2Sf tierces fresh RIqC f T;‘ .t*
v'ft ■wr?- *»■- "rtiftiifr
^$ecca*# y 4 ^ J
vV - *
'D.‘ Woelpi>(tf,Tw*t«i,' ■
James ’ ?•
Ephraim Cl.uk, ’ J
Samuel Sliljg, Guardi*
. «n, , ' ..' '' ■
lewis Ryan and Joseph
‘ Snyder, Trustees, ‘vj’
S.i III Ur I Fulton, • r-’l
Godifry digs, J \ 1 •"
Juliana Scptt; ': -1 j'>|p
Thomas M’KVan and
’ George Emlen, ‘ i%
Esther Cox, \ ./—p '
.Eliza Kane, , , 4 t
Julia Vanderkerap,
Charlotte Cox, '
Susanna P. Abington,
Aon and Sarah Ash*
bridge, „ ,
A. Service,
M’Kuen, Hale & David
son,
Samu<-1 M’Lane, _
Benjamin Suarpe,
Joseph LoWntS, r; •*.:*% it
John Harper, "V ; i-,’
Edward Randolph,1'' '%
John Warder,- •. v
John Warder and Sons,
James Smith, X,
Deborah Kirk ham, ... .'X ;
Casper \V. Morris, ’ i>'4
Peter Lesley,,- X'-’tV-.O,,
Thomas Satg-nt,11 i \
James C..ith run
Newberry Smith '
Eliza LawerSwyler5’
El-zi Lawfrswyler, ti
Trust,
Harvey & Worth. .
Benjamin R. Morgan
Wot. Wiggleswurth
Henry Tot and : f"
Benj. Chew
Richard Sharp V
Ruben Black Well ,
Joint Cunneily. -
, jftAl^MSwa^WNB^, 4 C0
»r<i$|ph% iirfifcb** th* '^UkM
'• '* ' " '*'"•■ "■i_ -■ • A*’ '*• “ "'•*'‘ 'k' ' v^'‘•
Doom io b*! pp«ne<r M:*, w4 tte
>■. conjtnencie mdofcfork.. -y.
4 Mmitiance One Duller*
Ticket* to be bad at UieOfficeufthe
ami at the TheitriiAM;^
inhere lo the
BALL, are requested to call at the
chage Coffee Husefbr Ticket! of)*u _
ous to (be Evening ol that w'ay.: ■ ' ■?&
-I-|j- ;.iity *' '*
_I DICKENSON; ^
L'apt. U’o/fmden, burthen about 1400 VifreU,/* ’ >
Por Safe.on boardarid & ijj
8000 bushel* Liverpool SALT*. 1- $ />
250 sacks ■ do. "
• 10 todf do. do.?' ' .
3l crates Earthenware; * *» " ►
A ho,-— Landing Jrom un-board tbcSloooSea
33 puncheons choice
- P ^ J. tb\ Jltnop.
Dec. 13 '*■ ■ "
./iX FOR CHARLES ION,
’•““V ^ - A; >t«w W
l* Packet Sloop A boy, ,A*hJ;; 5
Captain Bingley. For freight-ofcpeiwegtf^aliiie^
elegant aceommedfttioffa, apply'.'|o,,th61-i»«at^..’oa'!^
boardat Marsden’s wharf, at tit,ns'.:'>'i
Jennings & Roddey, #
4 Who bate pr Sates o/?<w*,. • •
170 barrel* Alexandria ^up^rfine/Fh.ur;
nsity use, 4d barrel otq Ry*VVhiyh*yi’s f -:0m
jftii}, ■' - - ^ - -! ..‘4 ' V g
t • inspnicafa«^fc4M.‘
*as
-V;
THE COiTAGE.
•' .-v :• w;<*%*r-H''fA
That beautiP® Little Farm, 4d&jb
ing Portsmouth, is offered for R.nt fort«e,y*£i^ny.:- 9P
m ,y be leased for a term of years from the.ii’rst of >'.f *
January next, it £s under a good cncfosure.^nd |
the House* in good order*
..: A-®
December 12.
Hibbert's |3rown 8Tuiri , |£ |
Of superior quality, landing fyom the Ski
For bate by/;: .?{•' 7'.’ ‘ ' /
. C. & .Whittle..;
December 7. v : *.
W;
* :r::
' ‘ a >» FOR sale; .... . ....
Da board tie Scbo-mer Maria, at CampbtlTt Wia^
200 bushels- APPEFS*
""* 100 do. Hickory Nuts, •T - y ’i * ^
70/ do,/ Cheioutsj, •'
54 bsif barrel* Buck Wbeat flouMief "» ■
11 barrels Newark Cider,
loOO head'Cabbages,
a-aft? ■
i %***
id r ( *.
300 weight excellent Butter,
**.;*$&
60 bushela Turnipa. '" '-(d « ,.. _,
;v%M '%£“*
.December 7. '
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T
■:■?»• «i'landing w- daV„.
00 lilids. prime M^ovado SUG
. * >v r / :>*. ■? v ig
:-iiE -•••>•-For Sale by ‘f ■' H'*'
> ■ £ ~ .if ?&-.
‘ Jcnning^ &" Roddey.
ber2«; ;., -tf§
Vovemb
m••-'.»« rj "i -FOR
An excellent SAnnLE.'HDaiiE.'-,
4 Apply to the Printer. . , > /«
December to.
•,fjr %’
FOR LEASEi
- ... -... - —. . ' ' .'
;/ ^F«r « number qf Tear*, y 1
S fronting the ^lain'
Six “
lending out of tlie ,
the Borough, near AIr Duvkl
Dweliing'Houae.. Sk-‘ ' '' <i-••-'• v
ittoa • O r?tsWai*A:. ...
■■■-, FOR SALEv^
/ On a credit tf. t,*3, axd ijbar*, "
v\ A place called
On the road to Mr* ArmlMMjHprvpe W«Jk, widw
•n the limits of the corporatittfiBwhiV pfade la^KL't
mented with tret;*, is on higbgroeud, and well «)t«?
ated for a pufflick garden, i' \?
jtl»b for Sale on, the tame crettft2^ \\ '-' ,‘
A BRICK HOUSE on ^
No. 93, near Market ^ttaf^JNMiiBif.feet^ tnireinJ
calculated ^»r -tw*,'..lenen»entm;Sjp|-:a’;Kti(td sta "
business, now occpjikdfcjr. Ntuptcyer It Voo l
J* kaunk-'
,:1 ' ' . . a • 2j»: .’.wAT-'is •••• -V .. '■ :..«»•
ijMtmtl CofcttftitV ./***$$
&fifioaf($jjit A4arket, ' Westward', das r«
Setomrk SHOES,,
Ladies KlD bHl)ES( ■ :
do., CorkSotted Morocco .Shoos^ 4$- 4
** £• thick bottomed do. ,
* * do. r Slips and Tie* do,;." do.
Gentlemen* I8» Shoes,5 • •;. , V;: W^:
oroeco PumDt. r; iFfr"
.: do.... Morocco Pumps.
:t..i. »«-_sai^Ti^.
•'do. . . Shoos. *
Boy's Morocco Pumps, 'T* f :* •
, <J°* Uncd *ud txmaj Lewtljor Shoo*
do. Strung " do. : do. .
Children's Morocco ond Lcsthor “11 tssi IdftTlUL
btr**uf» very sttoog LeafWahoes. ? . -. T* ^
>1 tv*-;»■ um^ v ■ >■ *v.< .*■■
Ladaes’ and i>Cfiti«*u
made hors, *ndav**y *h*ffT‘'Ttjtiij ■».. ■ M.tr,.
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