Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1809-09-20 00:00:00, page 3

We lj*pt our paper berk, in th» expectation of
Xtcfiviog late intelligence from Europe, in which
are have not been disappointed, ebd which we lay
^Aeforeour readers (with * Llody’* List) in this even*
' fcg’s Ledger. The grand English expedition bad
iM.iled, and (ts destination, as some time supposed,
dar the ceast ofHolland. The Austrian bulletin
gives a eery different complexion to the great bat*
■tie of Wagram. The tailing nf tha English expe
dition, after tha iattie of that battle waa known,
proves that its effeet did riot change the measures
proposed in England. We hasten to lay the iittrj
Tgence before our readers without offering any re*
4ec tious upon it at this time.
A Spanish 74, aniwjd at Havanns oil the first
•f September from I,a
Vnk Cruit, having on board
Sine millions of dollars.
•Two brigs, two schooners tnd a sloop, all Bri
tish, have been detained in the Delaware by the
Delaware Cutter, upon a suspicion of violating the
lk’on- Intercourse law.
Nrd-Yo*x, Sept. lit.
W —
; LATEST-FROM ENGLAND,
The fast tailing ship Russell, Allen, arrived at
the quarantine ground lilt evening, from Liverpool,
Which port the left on the 3d of August.
Cept. Allen informs, that the embargo in Eng
land was raised on the 2»)ib July—The Grand ex
pedition, wi lb about 90,000 troops on board, tail
ad on the 24th and 25th of July, destined, as was
Supposed in Liverpool,for the coast of Holland.
The American government sch’r Enterprise; had
irrived off the Texel.
Our London papers contain the late aecount of
the battles on the Datiube, between the French'
«nd the Austrians, and the armistice as published
in nui paper some days since ; and an extract
from the 27 th bulletin to which the Armistice is
attached. '
Capt. Allen has politely favo red tbc editor of
'fhe ‘Mercantile Advertiser with London papers to
She 31st July inclusive, Lloyd's Lists to the 21st,
and Liverpool papers to the 2d August, from which
We havu made the following extracts.
IjOxdoy, July 23.
An Vhticle, dated from Petersburg)! on tbe ith,
Vales that an English squadron has made its „ ap
pearance between Hochland and CronsUdt, in pre
pence of the. Kussiuii f)«et, and Lkatgen engagement
was expected. We trust the expectation will not
he disappointed. Letters from Petersburg of the
'4th add, that the English squadron consisted of
T*eyvn Sail of the line and twenty other vessels—
and that the Russians were alarmed for the safety
•f Cronstadt, <>ur ships having evinced a dispositi
au to bcuitord it.
From German Papers*
Pr.TLRsr.uaoii. July 5.
According igijfau 11 igenre rereived here yesterday
«dn English sqnWron has appeared between Hoch
iaqd anii Cronstadt, in the presence of the Russian
Rent. A naval engagement is expected. The fo
reign merchantmen in Cronstadt have received no
tice tfjot.they may sail when they please, but at
their own risk.
Onr Court Ganttecontains what follows *
- " Austria haa asserted in her Prorlamuttobs,
Wat Franre looks In va'm fir assistance from her
^allies. If this observation should be applied to
'ftbssia,ft wiH h« a sufficient refutation to state that
an the 4th of June th* head tjunrtera ol the Russi
' an army were* it Dtblip."
* ; Vie,***, Julv &
On she 4th the Austrian general Von Wcissert
.wolf arrived At tht bead qniiri.rs of the emperout
'JfapoleoB, and ro the name of the archduke Charles
proposed to treat for an armisfira end permanent
^pdif. The emperor having signified hia refusal,
get). Weisaenwolf stated that the aroiy of the arch
duke Charles was still200,000 strong.; but he rr
Arived for answsr; that the fate of that army would
4 p« decided ip 2 days
Br.Ki.TN, July If.
. The following hut been made pibhck here by
In imperial Austrian embassy.
OFFICIAL BULLET]X.
t)n the 4th the enemy threw a new bridge over
» the Danube from- the Island of Lobuu. The nature
«i- the ground and art immtw* quantity of ariilte
d*y, greatly fnriliwtvd Ibis operation. The Impe-*
,pl*l ipid B«*jnl Army was jotted on the heights be
hind the Russlar'i and dMnded its right wing to
, ftiissenbruun and Ragral^the left to M.vrgraff
tlXppMk The centre was at W.,grain.
s># in the night «f the *ih and 5;b, ibs.enemy rom
*pWted the passage of the Danube to the left bank,
Mid eery early in the morning targe bodies appear-,
f dd oh the plain. About mid-d»T all the points of
« ' ihe hne' of thie Imperial end Royal Army were at
&£$ef!^ The pnocipal eflorts-pf the enemy Were.
IV ^yewj, ^yttid against the center with the visiy
tbo doubt to penetrate it.; but all his atUrks, re
»pe»tedw«th the greatest fury and supported by his
c • nnmetous ertiHery,- dnroog which were several
• ■♦aUeiW of Iwwwy camron, vemsined OaifUst.—
m ; at nidhfthe fire rested—The Imperial and
HH army had along the' wMdlih* mainfa'TBfd
iitione, and "had made' great numbers of pN-.
' % • 7 '
an* 1© covet the
This retrut was .
and'without any remarkable btsb;
• >!■» hwi of tbe enemy od hi«f Ifft wing ant «*-.
t» Im very great* We Rude 6000 pitsotiers, a-"
dntnig whom were three generals. We alio took,
IS piere* of Cannon with anitnbitition,'and h*‘
;w*»;every where *o reduced that he fig* trill since
endeavoured farther to follow the Imperial arid Roy
al Army. General LasaNe it among the enemy’*
al»in. _
Thlwnperial etid Royal Army ha* iIm a great
lost i o deplore. -Generals Peter Vecsay, l>’A»pre,
and VukassooiU, are pait the hope of rcroelry.—
Among the leverely Wounded ate General* the
Pritire of Heste Homburg, Sttuterlieim. and Poor.
Hia Royal Highness the General it*, mo himself and
the Prince o4 Lichtenstein, have received slight
gun-shot wounds,, which however have had no bad"
consequence*. For th* rest the whole army dis
played such proofs of courage and firmness, as to
■leave.no anxiety for the future.
[The above Bulletin has no data, nor are the
headquarters mentioned.] •
. ' Stockholm, fitly J.
Major Arfwedsort hat returned frodi bn mission
to the French einperour, and has (nought passports
for a ne^Fiutor to proceed to Paris. Moron Von
Essen is to be the ambassador.
Straltynd, July II.
.The French general, baton Cuudfas, command
ing here, has formally authorised ao establishment
of a communication between Sweden aoU the con
tinent, through this port.
July Sfl.
Price nf Storks this day at twelve, $ per relit,
co». for money 6j 7-9 6»—-Do. for hc. 6$ 1-4—
Three per cent red. 68 4-8 —Omnium 1 prem.
Before the greeter pert of nor readers will have
received Ibis day's Courier, the chprditiok will
have reached the first point nf its destination* and
struck the first blow; Tbe first sad second divisi
on* of the expeditions, sailed early yesterday morn
ing, and were soon rlearofthe Downs. Admiral
Otway, with the remamidg division of the expedi
tion, sailed at five this morning. In the mean time
more horses* troops add artillery ere embarking,
and we have probably bv this time on the enemy's
coast, the largest force that was ever sent from the
British shores at ohe time; perhaps between 40 and
50,000 troops.
Three island* lie at the tff^tttb of the Scheldt*
Cadsand, Waleheren and Schowen. The possessi
on of these islands is necessary tn ail ulterior opera
tions up the east add west Scheldt* Slid these, we
niM.V n«w *ny, it is the object of tbe three diviSiohs
of the expedition to attack ib the first instance*
Cadsand will prohahly he the first islubAattacked,
because it commands the entrance of the Weil
Scheldt, and will enable oor ships to go up the ri
ver. The marquis of Huntley's division of the 6th,
50th, 91*t, 9th* 58th, and 4'2d regiments, Will at
tack Cadsand. Cadsand is not strong oft its Wes
tern side, but the enemy we uaderstaiid, have erec
ted a mm tar battery above Breekeits* With such
a battery and Flushing, the Scheldt rtjoy be m a
great measure commanded. But it i$ probable that
it is not intended to attack this battery itt front, at
least till after a landing hus been effected in ano
ther port. The second division under the command
ol sir John Hope,is destined for the Scboweti island
and the north part of Waleheren. Scliowrh is ne
cessary to secure the east Scheldt, and to put us in
possession of north Reveland. Tbe operations a
gainst Waleheren will be commuted to sir Eyre
Coote* Upon this subject, it is said iij a Morning
paper* that “ the enemy has already assembled
6000 troops in Waleheren, which it is supposed
will be sufficient to cope with 30,000 assailants,
placed as they are on terra firms, and provided with
extensive redoubts and batteries. The town of
Midrf-lbufg* in the Centre of the island* bat hud
the j-tvement removed from the spacious squares
within its walls, and tbe same industry bus been
employed at Flushing, to prevent the destruction of
the garrison amt inhabitants fro(n tbe rebounding
oi the misfiles* and from the fragments Of stout in
the rase nf bombardment.
We are glad tu find that the eijertiy hate no tpurs
than 6000 troops in Waleheren : but **$ ty their
bemg able to cope with 50,000 British troops, we
have little dn iib i, efe a few hours have elapsed, that
we shall find that they have not been able to tope
with a third of (hat number. Itjiridleburgh ig not
a plate of any strength. Flashing is SUoMg ; end
there may be some batteries on the Western Coast
of the isle of Waleheren. But the valour* skill,
and firmni ss of cur troops, will soon overroast
these obstacles. S
Whal objects are fn contemplation after thao
paranon* against Cadsand, Wal.heren, sod $cfahw
en have been carried into effect* it would bt at pre
sent improper to disclose.
July 31.
A cotter arrived on Saturday from off Flushing.
A variety of reports were immediately in cireulati
«n on tha roast. ft was said by some that tbs fc
Inncl of Wulehereo bad surrendered to oar troops
without resistance, Others, that a considerable
body of French troops bad been collected in the is
land, and that toe resistance would be obstinate. —
A Dutchman who arrived in the roller says, that
the trews of the vessels at Flashing have descried
and gone In the interior.
Government had not, wheat oar paper was pat
ta press, rereived any account ef the troops hav
ing disembarked— Courier.
The Prague Gaseiteof the 14th ah. contains ftn
account of the defast of tha army of general Jt/aot
by the united corps of BadevosetMt, Ktennisyer,
•ft* tbs duke'of Brunswick (Ms, osar bareath.
It was reported at Dover on Saturday that Flush
inn had surrendered without opposition, »>( to the
expedition, which had not then arrived, bat to tha
Brunt* squadron which arrived off that station on
Taesduy sennight, <t ha Franck
tmeScp the Scheldt.
t Bide nf Stocks ibis da* at
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fjtut|| ko'r^jkii Thfr mihf* rtfim' ittic# wai «ig
at Ut« friar* of Ne*frb«WJ',»--f.iac*> Liefcl
ftein «» prrteatedt* th« aroperour at two ia
morning in |>i* tent. jL
[Wirt follows the Arm™tic* already pub’uwl
Gazette
'ne Memoranda*
ARRIVED.
C Barron, 36 i(lay* frorfc fVrnsd
Suerni Sugar, Coffee and F«t»tir4 Thso. Atuiistsad.
—Sailed in tompahy liming WrIcuu.«Return,
Bliggt, (>f amilLund to &d«n—Left at Pertiaft
i.Ucra.August lS.ship* NWfry, Lveleth, 6$ day*
from Ncwliurypoi f,bound to Babra, in Sf. Salva
oor, to tail in 2 days; Recovery, (’arlton, 49 day*
from Salemt tour bed to tty the market and pro
reeded for St. Salvador the 10th of August—Brig>
Little William, Barocyi of and bound to Nan
tucket, Co sail in two or three days; Ada, Pearson,
?8 days from Newbury port! to sail in 30 days.
Brig Venus, Trejf then, 5 days from Portsmouth;
w.u. Ballast, Moses Myers A Son. ? i’
British schr. Margaret, Citilkshanks; 40 days
from St. John’s, New-Brunswick! bound to Janiai*
ca, ts distress.—Qn the 23th August, in l»t. 30,
long. 67, experienced a heavy gale, was struck by
a sea which carried aWey both tnast3, bowsprit, and
cleared the deck. Cargo Fish and Lumber, Ro
bert Dickson —Spoke Sept. 5, inlat. 32, long. 71,
brig liitiy, Clark, of and bound to Philadelphia,
from St. Bartholomews; who hoisted out bit boat
and supplied as with a topsail, a cask of water,
hammer, nails, &c.—5Rh, lat. *3, long. 73, ship
Connecticut, ol‘ and bound to New-Yotk from
Turks Island, we wished him to take ns in tow
which be declined, advising us to Us vs the wreck
and offered us assistance, but a heavy sea going
Could uot receive say:— filh, lat. 36, 15, fh’r
Fame, of Alexandria, ftam St. Bartholomews bound
to New York, who neither nflared assistance uot
ssked if we wanted any, but made sail aha left us
— Sam* day a Schooner from Turks Is) md bound
to Rhode-Islaud, who ottered any assistance and to
tow us into Rbode-lsland, which w* declined being
near the Capes of Virgihio—13th, lat. 36, «tf,
long- 74. two British brigs Aon, Longmure, from
Jamaica bound to Qosberk, aud General Prevoat,
from same port bound to Halifax, Abo supplied us
with all necessaries— l6lh, lat. S^eloop Fly; of
and bound to Philadelphia fiom Havanas.
The Justin*. Howe, from tbit port for tivef
pool; was spoken July It, inlat. 40,44, long. 20.
-as
Extracts from Lloyd's Lifts.
July il.—The Jane, Davit, frost Virginia, to
Varel, was lost at the entrance of the Jade, June 28.
The Jane, M'LcIlan, from Massachusetts, taken
and Carried into Norway.
At Gravesend, the Comet, from New York.
At Plymouth, the Maria, Christie, and Lion, Al
len, New-Y»rk ; John, Faylay, Boston.
At Lymhigtun, the Charleston, Berry, Nekr York.
At Dover, the Discovery, Ray, Philadelphia.
At Deal, the Medford, Barnard, Boston;
At Varel, the Susan, Hatton, Virginia.
July 14.—At Gravesend, the Grand Turk, New
York; Norfolk, aud Caledonian, Virginia; Off Land’s
End, the Charles, South-Seas, -
At Liverpool, Dumfries,and Here, Virginia: Her
cules, end Adeline, Boston; Cummer;e, Wiscasset;
Union, George Augusta, Almira, and Resolution,
Philadelphia; William, Wilson, and Xenouhen,Bal
timore ; Se»;F|ower, fc Milford, New-Yor* Wash
ington, Philadelphia; New Y"rk Packet, N; York;
John Andrewl, end Paiafoi, Bath s Fanny, Amelia
i»iuna>.
Off Dovef, the Factor, Charleston.
At Deal, tbe CoromnUdel, Philadelp......
July 18. Retained at Plymouth, the Fawn, Young,
from St. Behastians, to Baltimore. At Gravekdnd,
the Thomas, Fruiter, Virginia j Factor, Prince,
Charleston; Piotarch, anti Luton*.Mew-York. Off
the Limrd, July 15, tbe ship Concordia, Johnson,
New-York. At Bristol, the Bristol Trader, **d
Mercator, New-York. At Liverpool, the Rising
Son (with 7 feet water in her hold, having been »
ihorc); Laurie ; Brunswick ; France*; Fair Ame
rican, all from Mew-York; Gossyppiutn, Savannah;
JAhti, Gray, Washington ; Reward, Union, and Ce
res, Charleston; Minerva, Philadelphia ; Maryland,
Baltimore ; Qen. Colburn, Norfolk; Louisiana, Bal
timore ; Qideon, Massachusetts; Enterprise, Oeor
gi« i Mope, Clarke, New.Jersey. At Beaumaris,
the Concord, Flimt, Mew-York. At Dover, the Ho.
race, Wood, Mew.York. At peal, the Shej>hcrcles#,
Baltimore. At Clyde, die Latoue, Mew-York} and
Planter, Virginia.
July 31.—The Rising Sun, Paracms, from Char
leston, sunk iu Liverpool dock. Detained at Ply.
mouth, the Eire k Dnnirt, from N. York Lie Bilboa ;
and the Harmony ,.from Boston for do< At Liverpool,
Commodore Rogers, New-York} Adventure, and
Venus, Amelia-Island; Dolphin, Savannah? isle of
Skr, Philadelphia} Montesnmn, Charleston} John
Adams, Massachusetts} Susannah and Sarah, Au
gustus, WiscassA. At Work%gtan,'tte Haney,
Wedge wood, America. At Dover, tbe Jfoerican
ship Flora, from the Dutch Coast, having been Warn
ed not to enter any port in Holland } Brilliant, Gihbe,
Mew-York. At Leitb, the Union, WtacasseL At
Clyde, tbe Collingwood, Mew-York} Perseverance,
Charleston. At tbe Texcl, the Janue, from Mew.
bury port; Jane, Bristol,
Arnold, Canaries. >
At Liverpool, July *0.—Arrived, Coroifoticrv Ho
ler*. Gage, M. York J Dolphin, Paine, Savannah j
Plihghboy, Perkins, Massachusetts; Juno, Hartley,
Boston} Gossippiom, Bhaw, Savannah} Owsend
Prince
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years, that taty valuable PROPERTY, the'
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