Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-08-27 00:00:00, page 3

Thf liberal s1oo
war hat brought over Mr.
jJTonsr, the Vtri t;sh
J trtjrom Stockholm ; and
^ni» withd-aw
luted. to the influence of the
at
ur ;i« tfctt *j£y,. wisp is
Frencli tub
avaiiid Idms«l| *#, tbeiibiistAke in
instruct on* ufSir J*«iiea Sauaiarez, to per-*
tU
■usde the bAedUbgovcrntnent that a declaration of
'w*rmostjUj,he natural consequence of the conduct
ef the Brimh fleet.
■ -' ' Hv fr
* . .. -
he Pari* paper*'^retried chiefly
Uh articles
respecting coffl’-nerte, ana attempts are making to
r.ieruiade ua that cnn*a, sugar, and cotton are 60
plentiful opos the continent as to be ai’uost dregs
upon the hands of the merchants—Crtdat !
:>***»*;'&.>&* .tCourier'
■ duly 4, . ;
■jf [the si>r.y , ,
A report has been received from Amsterdam that
general Saragzin has come over to this country to
assist the disaffected, who, it is added, had broken
out into insurrection. Without attaching credit to
the first part of this rumour, and knowing the lat
nufcpart of it to be unfounded, we must say
that
tiffra *
ft*.
have never appeared any sufficient grounds
for the general’s having quilted his own country and
Come over to this. The plea of insanity urged by
general Vandamme is absurd—as all tnnse who
have seen the general in the different public offices
can testify—The official report of the commander
in chief at Boulogne represents the general to have
been attached to the service, aud to have discharg
ed the duties of a post of great trust with, zeal and
.talent. TsTo deficiency in his accounts—no suspici
ons of his infidelity—none of those causes that in
tjuce men to think they have no hope of safety but
in flight. It has been said that there has been great
discontent aud disgust against Buonaparte on the
phft pf his generals. Me engages them in perpetu
al warure, hut he rewards them well—he gives
them promotion, titles and estates. They plunder
\the countries they are sent to conquer, and no en
quiry is jnstituled into their cohduet, and no disap
probation expressed hy Buonaparte. It has been
Urged that Buonaparte Was piqued or offended by
Bfnernl Sarazzin during his stay at Boulogne, ll
be bad been we may be sure he would have instant
deprived him of his command, and sent him to
prison, lit never conceals bis displeasure, nor de
lays the pnnistnnent of a person who has incurred
|( it, and who is in his power. It whs once suggested
: Ithat the gen-ral had come over on a diplomatic
. mission, which it wis desired to keep secret. We
ran see no use or o’>jert in keeping it secret—nor
is iHs serrery congenial vcitii Buonaparte’s policy.
He generally gives a kind of parade and eclat to auv
overture of peace lie mokes. wishing to throw the
Oinx of continuing lire war upon bis enemies, and
to have it, fuopvssd that be is always anxious for
!*«*;,;>• Jjte . .
These sgscolafinns and reasoning it miT be said,
not bring us a bit nearer the (Hired point of as
certainrog tb" real motives of the general's quitting
Franre. • Tiu-y certainly do not. We should have
taken it for. granted, without further enquiry, that
s lie had H-d his rouniiy on account of having incui
ted the displeasure and suspicion of his government,
Lad not general Vandaninne’s report, in speaking $ <
liighly of his e al,t.dents and honesty, down to the
^ery eve of fcia departure, proved that so far. Irnm
living incurred the displeasure, 1$; bad deserved the
tctfUdence of bis government' [Courier.
'-.Ik A gentleman airived yesterday in town from Pu
ns, in t lie sp .ee 01 (>0 hours ; he Mings no lute!':
genre *f importance. Respecting Spam, the chief
Oljectoi interest at present, bui little is known m
France; all private letters being destroyed which
cgnuin any personal complaints of hardships sus
. famed, orjieiierai statements of obstrurtioas to the
./ subjugation of the country. This intentional con
cealment strengthened the prevelcnt suspicion,
that matters were nut there so favourable as might
be wished; an<j the final result was held to be u
tnatter of doubt.
An instruction has been issued, dated the 20th
o]t. directing that no vessels shall be molested or
detained under the order of the 7 th January, 1809,
which may be employed in the coasting trade, from
Me port ofSwerlen to another, uutil further orders;
^PP) this instruction does not embrace vessels trad
’ . ing between the ports of Sweden and Swedish Po
jneiaiiia, and the neiessury orders are given to *Sir
Jetties Saurparez, the commander in chief in the
TMti'ck, m consequence.
Exchange, J*!j/
*.'.The market this day, again, has several further
•nivals of. bijeign wheat, and tba remaining sup
plies considerable; sales are heavily effected, at
somewhat lower prices. . Burley in short supply,
apd full as deqr. Malt mid white pease support
jiheif prices. Very few beans, of the two kinds,
and those dearer. Oats are in tolerable supply,
trade 4is quoted rather eheaper, Flour re
^BWOS at late prices. f ;
Prices Current of Grain.
84*.
100s. 11 Os.; fine do. llSa.
pef quarter of 8 bushels; fine Flour 95s. lOOs.^Ss.
JjhUmjV 7Q«. the American barrel. ■_*; v
'**7,1 *• inly.5. ~ ... «
The lust Puns pipers spoke of an action between
^the royal navy of Murat and our natal force. Mow
faf^thia upstart bad reason to boast will be seen by
™ an account wbieh we have received from a friend
engaged in the action. Tbe force of our side was
ibe Spartan, of 38 guns, unit 258 Bleu : on flint of
, tfie enemy 97 guns, and U3S men, \«. a frigate of
,42 ganS^ * corvette of 28,3 brigs of 8 and 12 guns,.
*}^,7 gun boats with J guns each. lbs frigate.es
' taped dreadfully mauled, the corvette was diemasl
,#df and one ot the brigs,. »«s taken. Wa bad 10
jn^n .killed and 22 wounded.; the enemy 154 killed,
and,316 wounded.-' Captain Breulou was severely
wounded, but is now out of dinger. It was one of.
tlw most glorious actions fought during this or any
'J*tbe^^ar.-~ttmi;Kr., " i
. '*& « v«r >M- ,' **f’-.**i ’ .l
: *• v -iDcii, July 3. - .
^'Yesterday vice adrolruLSir Edward Pellcw hoist-'
•d his flag on buard tha Christian Y’ll, «f 74 guns,*
^*4“. **P*f»d|<jpi■ saw.fV»t thedFluilitpg station m a
••dfobijs•*■.VS4 -#* -?-”*• •■■■>•»* >'2f a.
•' t Vw?'-,r-■■> . ■ IJ« ■ •■mfi ■*.. ' * kl
*f$? Th# Venqs takes «t»t Mr, Morrivr, Jbe Aoieri
tan aAbassadour, wbo is expei terk ber« every hour.
T;. ^ E>vVat*onx., July*./
$1 the
> i. : ' . *k‘ >;;.••• .. . •->')' sf ^ <s‘5*J Xc£
[• tut little variation siiftce oar la it. A variety of r#|
i. reached os of several skirmishes wbict^
I are ssjd to have taken place between the hostile ar
»»«• W^fUigal; hot we cousidwtlietn. rather as
aDticfp^tioni pf what is prohat»|e> than as reports
of what j^as really happened. It is probable that
ui ci nse^pfence of the immeuseforce advancing un
der Massena, lofdVYeliiogtov has-been invested
with a discretionary power, either to fall back tfp
ou Lisbon, or to retain bis present position, at C;*-,
lerico, as he may deem most expedient. It is af
firmed that his lordship has such ronjjdsuee in tlic
strength of his actual position, that he has decided
in favour of retaining it against all threatened op
position, unless circumstances should occur to alter
his determination. j
The importations of wheat into the port of Lon*
don last week, amounted to 60,490 garters.
j Paris, June 18, .
A copy of a report of M.' Cavalier, custom-house,
officer at Etaples : ‘
“ Captain, I inform you that funeral Sarazein
has gone to England, At otic o’clock he went on
board an English brig ; he compelled the crew of
the boat to steerfor her, raying that he w.as going’
with a'ft. i g of truce. lie assured them that he would,
be back after to-morrow, to dine at Madam Verge
mon’r, at Etaples. The fishermen refused to go;
but he and his black servant t lapping a pistol to
their hea£s, and a dagger to their throats, forced
them to proceed.” =-,
m ORDER OF THE DAY, June 11.
“ The army has just witnessed another event the
least to be expected, and which must have excited
in them the strongest indignation.
“ General Sarrazin has proved himself .a traitor
to his country and bis sovereign, who by his nume
rous acts oi beneficence, is entitled to the gratitude
and affection of every Frenchman. This Gene
ral abandoned the post confided to him to go over
to the enemy. By this abominable action he has
coveted himself with the greatest disgrace, and in
curred the contempt of all nations, eve.fi of that
whose cause he has espoused. The nrtny may rest
assuiod that every precaution has been adopted to
prevent auy bad consequences from this crime ; that
all the plans that General barrazin has formed will
be easily frustrated, and that shame alone will re
main to the criminal, who has trampled under foot
the most sacred dutiee, and has adopted sentiments
the most culpable, and worthy the severest punish
ment.
“ The Genera! in Chief positively commands hII
the generals and officers commanding on the coast
to take the necessary measures for arresting general
Sarrazn in case he should re-appear under any pre
tence whatever, and conduct him under a strong es
cort to the bead quarters, This important order is
to be punctually executed.
(Signed) “VAN DAMME."
Gazette Mamie Memoranda.
ARRIVED.
Ship Tuscarora, Paul, 40 days from New Or-,
leans, ooued to Leith, in distress—Crew sir k.
Bug 1 ree.iom.laleta, 6’jays from New York.
Srb r Nancy, Price, from Wilmington, x. c.
bound to St. Croix, in dint rat—leaky.
British sch’r intrepid, Burgess, 13 days from An
tigua, Sugar, Robert Dickson.—The sch’r Mary,
Ripley, was to have sailed lor New York in 3 or 4
days.
Sch r Rising States, Newcomb, 5 days ftomNew
York.
S. h’r Pilgrim, Key, 8 days from Bairacoa, Sait
and Fruit, to th* Master.
FROM LLO'i D S LIS i S.—At rival*from Virginia.
At Fafaututh, June 26'. Getngc, Stiacklurd. At
Clyde, June 24. Eliza Ann, Porter. At Liver
pool, June 23. Venus Oak man ; Juno, Wiiham.—
30lb, Horizon, Cummings.—July 1, Dispatch,
Smith; Sally, Owens; William. & John, Wood
house.—2d, Washington, Bailey.—^lh, Brutus,
Blunt. At Gravesend, June 22. Lotted States,
Bnrnell; Mindrva, -. $oih, United States,'
llall. At IVeymovth, July 1. Maryland, Inolt.
At Cork, June 2t». Ricuaid, Mtiward ; Fyeyheit,
Buies. At Leith. Columbia, Cook.
Palmer’s Packet will sail for Alex
andria TO-MORROW' MORNING. Aug. 27.
, Sugars at Auction.
On Wednesday the 29th inst. will be
S»idon Mairsden’s Wharf, at 11 o’clock, ,
75 hhds. good quality Muscovado
^ - SUGARS.
Terms—Cash for all sums under 200 dots ; ever
200 and not exceeding 500 dot*. 60 days ; over 300
dots. 90 .and 120 days ; Notes with approved endor
sers.
August 27.
1
AUCTION.
On Thursday the SOtli, instant, at 10
o’Clor.it, on Newton's wharf, will positively be
Sold without reserve,
30 bags and * hogsheads COFFEE.
Afl sums over 206 doflrrs 60 days, for approved en
dorsed notes; under, cash. '
' . V Edwin Lee. '
lS‘ ’ .a'- /, .
TOR SALE. d-TLOAT; !
300 Barrels Superfine Alexandria
FLOUR. ,. ‘ ■
MACKINDER & WHITE.
August 27.
' ' WANTED - ' •
To Hire immediately, either by the Month or Tear,
A PERSON who can Cook, Wash,
.avid I rep, for a small family—-she must be recom
mended for her honesty and sobriety; very liberal
wages will, be given—* person from the'.eountry
prefero^ AW*j jr tfre Ledger Oflicsi
for information.
m
August 27.
tf
•fe
, . .
A Petition will be presented to the
wi*
Y a n W^; '
njjfroth tfti* por^8
hogshe:
to take on bc&Td a;,
cargo in
hit* on boards '•’•• . '
:ie%SdfrSAL*T;W;
fc 4000
^Mth ■ will be sold very
^ — ta]Cea f,.0,n jiong
nde. W
Richard Blowv
Ango*t2/.
-Li.
For Live?/)A
Tbe'oew anil fast saiftng SHIP
PING A L,
Samuel Divis, master, copper, fastened, and ineve
"" ‘ ’ .. slRdc
respect a superior ship, will sail with nil posWhle
dispute!!—For freight of 100 hogsheads tobacco, or
passage, having good accommodations, applet®
William Dickson.
August 22. tf
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
The fast sailint,
auric* Schooner SUCCESS,
Thom is M. Cdthy, Master, 1X00 barrels burthen,
now ready to receive a1 cargo—A freight to Europe
would be preferred—Apply to the captain on board
or to
N. Heron.
August 20.
tf
For Charter,
fine Ship Thomyris,
* burthen, and will carry about
300 hhds, tobacco. 'For terms apply to
Bowden & Milhado.
tt'-ho hot far Sale on board said Shifty *
5,000 bushels Lisbon Salt.
August SO. • tf -..
For New«Orleans,
The fast sailing copper bottomed
■ Sch’r A BE LA,
Audi aw Uuluc, master, will sail ou the first of Sep
tember. For freight or passage apply to
J. B. Duchamp,
August 20, ; tf No. 19, Water-Sweet.
For London,
The fast sailing Ship
ANACREON,
Henry Dickson, master, burthen about 4C0 hogs
head* of tobacco, to sail with all possible despatch,
three fourths of her cargo being already engaged._
For freight of the remainder or passage, apply to
William Dickson,
August 15. tf
SUGARS.
Tke Cargo of sire Itcilisli ship -Duke
of Kent, Andrew Gourlic, master, from Gauda
loupe, corristing of
345 nereer‘iS? MuSC0Vac*° Stlgars
57 barrels J good quality.
The whole .or any part, will be sold ©nteasonable
terms and credit. ',, - -
Also,
• ; THK SHIP
_DUKE; OF KENT,
A stout British built vessel, eleven years old, newly
coppered to the bends and well found. This Ship
it is supposed will c arry 550 hogsheads of Virginia
Tobacco; those desirous of purchasing are request
ed to examine her as she Uys at R. Taylor’s wharf
—The inventory to be seen at the Compting Room
of Messrs. Armislead if Kelly. Terms made
known by r *■ s
Robert Dickson, *.
August 10. £w
jFor Freight or Charter,
■■ THK BRIO
RELIEF,
John Pray, master, burthen about 1300 barrels
Applyto ’ 6 . ■ ■
- S. Marks, Jun.
August 10. ' ^ ... , tf
^gS l'UR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
Thestanch good Ship Fame
_._ George TitzhugA, master,
Burthen about 430 hogsheads, and now ready for the
reception of a cargo. For terms apply to w %
Jennings & Roddey.
August 6. _ tf w - .
FOR EUROPE,
■ The stanch neat Schooner; i
FORTITUDE, : j
Of 102 tons burthen, will take a freight for any {tort
in Europe ; will stow 800 barrels under deck, and is
calculated to take a large deck load j is,now ready,
to receive a cargo. Apply to the master on hoard !
at Loyall’s wharf, or to • * .
Moses Myers & Son.
. August 1. . v ' tf \
20,000 bushels coarse SALT, -ul
& ' For Saleby . /. . ’<
, . . 4 * N.■•Heron*;*5
August 29. tf •• >•> . <
; - WHISKEY. ' ]
■.»('*
100 barrels choice Rye Whifkey,
This day landing from the Bkltimore Packet——
>:.*• , For bale by iH- ' - 0^.W-A?: -ifV
MARTIN FISK & CO,.
■ r -a ! - Wh qfrry*r &rfr.
a
■ A Set of Elegant Table China;
August 22. ■ ■£ . >'" ■ ; '$ /j- ?v ;
Antigua Rum, Mollasses, &cJ
25' punch, -choice Antigua Spirits,
10 hogsheads Molasses, v , ' • l~' * . Is i
9 d». hnd 20 barrets Muscovado Sugar,
59 b*f> CdK», . .• >, .-v •« v i
4009iM«hel* St, Ubra and 590 bash. LiverpeslBalt,
1 20 barrels Smitbfiekl Pork,
■ ;v .'far, Pilch, and Retain* ^>,'. ,, » '
■4£kd daily exj
■ .Vi-, - • i.
Jr
1 OOO barreh supcrline FLO¥R,from
' Kef WJwet. _: -;F(or,9*leh|.5' *
; *; *** T;v *!* y*.
'-V** V ,
i’sV.w.iV
St *2 o’Clnch, On »h*V
. the following ' ..: - X" - kg?
■; Valuable 'HrojforfffSl
v..*.. - ' * 5 /sWtr
Oo<y #r?c!c HoijsS 6cCupie^f li
Hy Gratiam ns * Bake fioase and DwHing,,hsrvin*
tt?o excetlcnt OVens,- end every way cakntuted (tag1
Carrying on the Baking Business., .• >j^t
One Two Story Brick House, ad
joining the said Bake House, And . * , -
; One Double fire-Fropf ^
on the same lane, situated bn Hill-Street and T»y»
Jbr's lane—The whole subject a grontid rent of ifr«
per annum, on a lease foe 13 years, reneWabte,JOr
the Property jnld for at v ideation, -C ,
’ The terms will be made known on the day*erWe.
nhirh will be ncrom m odatmg—Any person inrlltM-S
tp purchase may view the premises-any ttw^ttrMta
ous to the day of sale. V 4
<v,
Samuel Moseley,
vm,:
August ?4.
it.
Family FLOUR from- New Wheat, ;:
warranted of a superior, quality, in turrets and bald
barrels. _ For Safe by ’ ; :
^ -NIem,ycr&VoiL^
LANDING
On CotimereerSireef Hfrnrf, received by ike ,
' Susannah, from flmanna,
A choice parcel M uscovadoj
SUGARS,
a For Sale. 't '' ' ■■
i ' ' Moses Myeh
- a“5«s< 2L . s it :
C Spanish Ctiiau/'e -Ojhv, A'brfotit,
i
August 24./S, 1810.
The undersigned pome lime t?g<?
gave publick inf<>n>i&tfi>o to the Merchants, th#^ '
his government had consented that theJVrts of Ha«
vantia, .Matanzas, Saint Jago and Trinidad* taffM
Island of Cuba, should be open to neutral vessels,
which should be admitted to free trade, upoh re'd* :
dition that they were to take prudnee In return foe
the cargoes they brought in, and that these eavgoet
were accompanied whh the proper certificates of
his majesty’s consul at the port of the vessel's depart !
ture: he has it now in command to inform thor* \
concerned, that mariner’s adventures exceeding
one hundred dollars in value, must likewise havl t»
separate consular certificate, and that such as will
be found without this requisite! will be stoned ami
confiscated. • . • , , 1 Js ,
t Antonio, Argote irflalobot/'
tawSw V-- . ; 'v' CONSUL. **W*
•***'
FOR LEASE, . ^ ,
\ .For a number of Yearaf '? ; i
Six LOTS fronting the Main&ftaaA
leading out of the Borough, near Mr. David
DweiiiDg-House.
. FOR SAL$, ‘ ■' ■’ ’ -f
On a credit <f l, 2, and SYean,,
A place called DUNSY'ILLE,
On the road to Mr. Arumtead's Rope’Walk, with*
in the limits of the corporation—this place is orqc*
raented with trees, is on high ground, and well situ*
ated for a publick garden. t
Alto for Hale on the tame trkdit)
A BRICK HOUSE on Main-Streets
No. 93, near Market Square, neat SO feet in fronts
calculated for two tenements, and a good stand for
business, now occupied by Niemeydr 8c Von Kapflt
•> T.. Blanchard; ..A
August 1.
FOR SALE.
The Subscriber offers fat
His ESTATE in the County of;
semnnd, known by the name of Turier^e ‘jfackj**:
This tract of I.and.contains about 700 acres, him) ie •
situated immediately upon NanseraomT river,-aheqM
five miles from Suflblk and eighteen from Norfolk*
with each of which places there is a speedyamt
convenient communication/ by water, us vessels
drawing ten feet water may lay along side the bank'
at the landing place, which is but a few y»ub> frons
the house. Of the quality of the land and the lm*
pi ovrments u)ion it, it is deemed mineeisssary to uf
uny thing, bechnse It is presumed no one would hm
disposed to purchase without viewing thlpremlf^
Property in Norfolk would be thked in exchange for
this plantation, or It iHllbfc sold upon eny rettwwBft,
ble credit to suit the purchaser. The whole trie*
is susceptible of convenient division into two •mallet'
plantations, eiMt would be so .divided to ommw*
date those who may be disposed urpurch;^ >- j
U V. TazewclL-V
August 30.
las
1 .*•
..* • 4i-. ‘':V' A-FLOAT, ... m
200 bbU. Superfine FLOUR,
from new wheat, - ’>
50' do* In Store fit for family** tSe. i VV
. „., * ^-4, .;,*- Aim), " fe*.
10 ticrcca Coffee, and 20 barrels totfSaght,
: ; 1 Nones Sr Rowland,
V4*';. Vf;
set
Jfeignatltt
•■(■-fyjg;
: CS/ktouA Contvl'* Offiee,
Angutt ao<4, ui®,, •,>
Merchant sending Vessels *. Port* ie Sptai*^
\vt<TKi~-TakeNmhr, w.-..\- *,**:'•£•
THAT the Supreme Council of Urgency of Spam
and the Indie*, having tmderitood that the *e*
neral disturber of jnankiad, N.spoleoa Buonaparte*
is trying t* send emissaries to tBc Sphuhh domiofe.
on* cm this side of the AtUbMdl, that, tbean
emissaries generally rripJervousat the UnittM States*
whence they seek to pass to the SpinfeR domluihitgL
some by land and other* by water. Wfct reduce dis*"
cord and anarchy in thorn peAhiOfe countries. Ufa
Majesty has been pleased t* ortWHfcai sone be pev
mined to enter Hito ^id doaaiafeiM^iy land er n*
trr, Vhetlier* Spaniard or airt pth^.countryH**
unless he be regularly provided ei^4'--4-^
port from some, oft he epnitiftii*difc
dinandTUi { and dipt Whenped* fi jj
to have introduced hiattei^finflf,'
and. eaecuieU s and the vumkM
have cubic, together with bOfi
of her cargo, of whatever
confiscated. It fesHfei' *
of a ves*4 Md
ahaard sHf^* ***
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