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SrMmut ije6*,'»>'l>'HWOMa’
•; liicablefekehoodi . _ , _
■'af -parte; bVjWfpuidi^BJ Mr.- Ad»nMr.b»t« Wthting*{
T^raaomwItadVng the of !4r. Jackson and
, Vwdediute war with England*;.by traducing the
ptiBotfof Wajliinston—«r to yield ntiiif<iC|ipD in
C come other equivalent manner.
W ■'§ • 'I'hi* principal of revival was doubtless im
•faarted preipeditatelv tn the law of last session, from
• knowledge; that Mr. Ertkihe hsvrtn; acted in the
io-e of hta ijMti-oc'ions, it mightbe itocesnarv tn bring
infti" ‘
"operation, if his promises should he
avowed »s they have been. We know lliat our
■aidministrathm wei-e informed of the nature of his
Instructions, thi * they were act ahrwn in extCilsu.
Sals m, Aug. 2$.
North of Europe sp
Recent accounts from the
* War to hr favourable to American commerce. A
letter from Mr. Williams, g^London, dated 6H1 July,
■ays:
“ This moment I get advice from Mr. Jos Plica
»in, dated 13th June, of which 1 give you the sub
stance. Three vessels had arrived with c.offoe and
«ome sugar at Tonnmgen, and were freely admitted
fcy the Danish government t which gave the most
positive assurances that they Would continue to pro.
Set and receive them. Mr, P. recommends the
jftiJV’ iiish pert of Kiel for those who are bound to Uu<u
eia; the distance from it to Hamburg is sua II, with
Tegular waggons, and the harbour gmd. He adds,
fhzt there is no law of Denmark against vessels
® which have been boarded, or touched at England,
. though it would ha so much the better if neither hap.
poned ; hut the ship’s papers must rlearlv show that
the whole cargo was shipped in the United States.
“ Mr. Pitca fin has written to several captains and
Supercargoes At Gottenliurg, recommending the port
: ef Kiel, from its vicinity4o Hamburg, where tens,
wan keens and sugars, will produce higher prices than
farther up the Bsltick."
We understand that accounts are also favourable
lie South—that cargoes are gold at Sardinia.
>ence Cad * channel to the continent, at a good
Pmi.jkDi6L#a*A, Saptembur f.
; Pfofith i fit crett of the viiekh, fhUer ! The Great
fitter »f Europe, imrrour.ded by »II hi* disputable
Invincible*” and Conscript*; and by all the myr
midons of hi* vassal »!ates, wa* eormieiled to w.n|t
the arrival and aasiatancejyf 50,COO Russian rfierce
before he d.trad again to meet in the field
reck* of a single German state whose armv he
boasted of having annihilated at ftitijbon, 8tc.
The Allowing particular*, (my* the Baltimore
.^JVhig), dee received direct from Spain bv a gentie
( tnan in tliia city, from hi* corrcspon lent - t Seville,
ifho every opportunity of gaining correct iutel
•igeuce.
JLmtract of 0 letter, dated
Seth li, July #.
•* Scon after concluding my Inst ie'ter, which was
Bated Cadiz June 14th, iu which 1 mentioned th<t
the French army di l not m-uife-t iny disposition to
•bandon Estrematltira, the arrival of mi English
<brce at Badajo* and Yelv es, checked whatever ope
tiorts might be wuevtied against general Cue<t», I
idgevl front the movement, of the French that they
intended to retire with u view to nie other plan,
and cflectiveiv they gradually witluiiew to the other
aide of the Tagus.
“ Probably the movement* of the French were in
tended to draw geo. Guest 1 from hi* strong positions
•od from hi* proximity to the Eneh.ali, and to en
gage him on the right bank of the Tagus; it ap
pears that b><thhs,and gen Vunegat(b>hu cou,mauds
the arms of Stern M re;, ,) were too little aware of
this tactiek, and of the actual force of tluor enemy ;
Ceesta carried his army over the Tagus, anti Vene
gas advanced very far into La Mancha ; but tlie,
■pen became sensible of their error, and aijaiii re
*ealed; Qarsts* has now theriverin front of him,
s quat tCTTgs.ieraf’ht Miravete, ant! the two Ijri
glides of Almurax and Obispo well defended by but
teries; Venegas has re-nnied bia poaitiuns within
the Sierra Morena, hisquarterg general at St. Helea
Ha, his advanced guard in the hither part of La
Jilancha ; the army of-Victor is Iretvieen Talutcr.
«nd the river Atrcrche, ar.d another corps which
has lately received a reinforcement of 14.GOO men
4M>d Whicll is commanded by king Joseph in person,
■L-v ifwho is at Almagri ) advanced towardsVanegns, and
Jt Made demonstrations of forcing the pusses of Sierra
• £W)
lorena, but subsequently tell back nearer to Cns
" I ne English move forward, though heavily, tn
jwards the tanks of the river Tiert«. They should
wpiave been on the third of thts mi nth withiii twenty
^Ngkoiif gen. Cwesta, am! it is said tluyv willy.hi
' #iim on the Ilth. In the meantime, tn«rsh,l S' uh,
$' vrlth the trflnp* which have Joined him in tSalliria.
|i fend those which lute's occupied Austria column mifcd
3&y gen. Kellermnn, are leaving those provinces it is
- believed tn reinforce Victory bet it may he to make
. ' fe movement towards PortnRa1, rhicft if so, wiUpte
- MMtln farther advance of the English,
l^^pTlievc is nettling new to be mentioned eestiecw
*J C*Ulorf!n. The Spanish continue the war tjith
•rent vienne and the French manage their intvrn.i
vrae •ttHfeir accustomed address : Geroin k.at
feUscfred am defended with great obstinacy ; l.\teh
Ihe advanced batteries of -the French armies having
Men destroyed, the Spanish were able tv • throw
•oostderable succours into the place/'
Mi mm
By the whip Hannah, arrived at Boston frofu Bel
feist, J» p*p*r of that city, dated 1'ith July, has been
ived—Jt contains London dates of the
I _ . Sib and
fcllowffig
.l*5'fK*VATF..COKRESPOKDfeWCE;
Lite non, SitjMfdtty et/tninf. July 9 k 1809.
’w~ #»alf past seven).—i'o day we had a nomtier of «r.
. 9i*ak from various quarters. Dutch papers.t<> the
-v *th inst. hesidesdate PtMMgocse and Spanish pajiei s
. jjfetve l eached u*V '1
>“ The Aiuniteur, of the S9th Bine, says, evei y
tug renders it probable that the EngR«h, with that
srfaly and atrocity which they dis.rtaied before Co
tnliagcn, have, formed tlie design to destroy fliv
i*h, fleet, because they feir that Sweden will
•ih* continent;!! league against them.
“ Letters froija Luiierls announce, that admiral
:o threaten the We of Gothland.
“ TlijHfciy nf Cueit.i, according to account* from
Hres, HWfnrancing ; and there have ulre dv been
u- Mtue skirmishes. Iietwren his advanced oar ties anil
* Shore of the armies,uf View.r.” |
ff FUttM PORTUGAL. Tv,
.J ^^The schooner Sally, arrived A Bostmt on Sunday
* from Tfcj|»fox, bringing |tapers of that pFce to
10th \tsVK ■‘F'hey fufnish ifothing newirom Eu
•The sloop of war Gofer Had jfcat’arrived »t j
“ *~m Lisbon etui the M tewing Mentor Li a da j
.as the Kehatsnce of ster news' ** , r; . /
July la-r'Fbe .Spanish forces nee at
English at Fifteenth., ninl the French
Vera and M ntys Chrosy about %S
«l« WMldVb*
nulling corrobftfativt i* received ; oh the
contrary, coi-re spoidence frotn Condon, dated; tfce
'hthjuly, it wholly silent $n the subject, nithniieh.it!
icMtuiwledges the receipt of Dutch paper* to the-^fU;
Julvi
Obr latest newt frbtn Germany and Spam lead u*
to conclude, that sotte sanguinary *»d decisive hat- j
ties Were on the point of taking place between the
powerful ahd opposing arm)**; and that news of
itfeat importance may hourly be "expected. We
fhow th t several vessels were to sail fioni Europe
for the U foiled States in uli July ; and the arrival of!
some of tlrem is momently looked for.
The SJd French bulletin (which we published some
(IbV* since, received" here by the Mentor) did not
reach Loudon until the 9tb July. JBqum, Gut.
NeW Y<>rx, August ]p.
COcr.YTETtFFAThfiS DK7HCTKD.
* Yesterday afternoon. Seneca Pagr, belonging to
Vermont, tun) Harris Covert, of Cayuga, attempted
to puss a counterfeit Three Dollar M.nhattao hank
note, on Samuel Be-ich, Esq. post-master at the city
of Jersey, who imtiWiately discovered the bill was
* forgery ; snd Mr. Heath being 4 judge of the coun
ty* immediately arrested and examined the abave
named counterfeiter*, and found on them from 20 to
3C,000 dollars of forged notes on the different banks
in tbe U. States. Alter which* they were committed
to H chenssck goal.
Oil- informant has furnished Us with 4 list of the
following forged notes, found c » them, viz On-tlie
Boston Branch B. 11k, notes of SO d<*ll». from 3 to MOO
dolls. On the Manhattan Buuk. 10 utul | dollar
notes, from 3 to 3000 dollars. On the Hank of New
V r.k. notes of 3 ,ind 3 dolls-from 3 to ioOQ dollars.
On the Columbia, Hudson Bank, antts of J und 2
doll rs ti. a Inrg* amount. On the Hunk of Hudson,
5 dollar notes to • large amount; On the Mohawk
B-nk* ft' tebof 1 tnd 2 dishr*. Hirtouuf not rwollffi
ed ; and seerr I note* «,f j% c«nt* ^ th# Vet tnont
State Bunk, all of which are in the possession of Judge
Beach, who detected the above named forger** and
committed them to prison.
September
Extract of a letter from a gentleman residing al |t»
tana, county of Ueiumec, hi V. to the editor* of
the Wilmington Watchman, dated August 3ik,
1809.
... “ We hare occasionally, n«Ws from (Sanads, The
Inhabitants of th .t country Uvejust received tye!.
ligeiit.e ns for. Canning’:* disavowal of the ettgaa*.
rorots of Mr. Erskiae It h % ere -ted th* utwi-at a
form. Some bchrve it to l>* « secret understanding
between the government ndthe minister j m-riv ais
• .t the oplni' x that Mr. skiar tv*s unauthorised j
others consider it as cinr.iwtit.g trotn tiiu treachery
oi th* ministry y hut they all unite in the opinion
tha war will inevitably n* the consequence* bo pre
v* h ut waa the latter opinion, that many American
inhabitant* of Canad ■ are piepnring to remove
within the limit* of the U States
The British are making every preparation for
war* Unusu.il actmtv is observed in the organifatp
on of tr*>ops, the tr.ining of 'he tnilitta, and preps
r turn of military stores, I «,»» *n intelligent gen
i tlcmau tile other day from York, a sm-li town iii Ca,
iia*!a. He staled, th it from every obiervutfon hd
apive- rsnce, he was form!' persuaded that England
h»d determined on w.>r, bu' th-t it wtis delayed Ju
order that the word might he given with the hfovy.”
September 2.
Last evening arrived at this port, the scb’V fclie*
and K:*ty, Bradford, from Dundee, Scotland, which
port site left on the 18ut of, July, and esat. tf. |u*
j tutmshed the editor of the Mercantile Advertiser,
I with Louden papers t> th? evening of the lgflj July,
j five days later than our former advices.
[rrom this circumstance v,e espect the account of
an embargo being laid is premature. J
September 4.
On Saturday arrived at this port, the ylttp Ver*
w<.nt, cupt.^ Ntrholl, trotn K >tt«-nisiv. The ship
Hunt cess, Foster, for Boston, ssi.tvl in compsny,fa
llen with about 300 pipes of giu. The Vermont left
Rotterdam on the 6th of July, and loin,;* nt< news.
She c'.^ifie through Uie lit chaimH, |jyc w * not
boarded by miy vet* el of war, though sha fell ut
with several.
« , , , • , . July U,
It u pfobii bee tliat the next accounts from Gera:a«
ny will bring intelligent'® of the greatest important-!
—vv? do not mann from the l> .nube, but from tbs
north of Germany. It is reported that a eejiernl lu,
Kurrcctinn has broken out in Hanover m.d 12s#a
•ml liic Au.tri iik we>e advancing from Leipzig on
ibi- "lit hand, ami trout Wurui.urgk on iljc «.t)t*r,
tor. the purpose of giv ifig confidence to the in»ur.
gem..
Hie foreign mteHj^ente in the preceding pugg
c!o«:j i. t communicate any very important fact; but
it i- still m t without eonsiderabit interest. it shew g
the dtspo ition 11 the people in Geruuny, and proves
th t they ale eveiy where piep.red to rise against
t ,r French j lr m the north to t!i» from (ha
bu ks • t the l ike of Constance, to the short* of the
ftzluck t he Insurgents from the Vuralherg and the
11 rol keep Swabia and Cavari . in a eoastsat state
At alarm. ^ Them activity is iuosiscnt j w* hear of
them in tilt* iieigfnjourhood of SaltsUng j of Mem
nnngen, if Kx-mpten ; fin the Lech, the Isrr aud the
Ion ; tHev enter towns and levy contrduitnwis ; car
ry off pro, ia;< ns and hostage, aud no infest the couu
t; \ ih.ttrfw enemy ubuiu supplies' with Use greatest
diffi, nlty.
This must naturally increase (be scarcity which n
acknowiedptd to be felt at Vieuiia, and which i* so
great that the populatebesiege the bakers audbuteft
er’s shop® day u ml night, just as they did *t Paris
during the e rfy periods of the revolution. Hungary
wns the source from whence Vienna usually drew Imf
supolies ; biit that source ts no longer oped, and to
in application in behalf oi tba capital, made by-Bd
onaparte to the archduke Charles, a polite refpsal is
s ,it4 te have been returned.
Whilst tlieKe events are passing t» the Southern
part of Genmay, the Northern is not mure disposed
to remain quiet under the French yoke. The pro.
gre*s of the Austrians ia Franconia and Saxony it
already hnr-Wr,. ln We-tphuta and Hesse the spl
t it of insurrection has shewn itself, and the “ insur
Sent peasants’* air they ere called, lately broke fnto
tite-town of vlarburgh ontheLahn. These peasant*
ire not raw troops unused to arms; they are men
who by the ancient constitution of the country were
enrolled and exercised during a certain part nf the
year. Thin rapidly and siforuusly is tfU spirit of
insurrection (pleading itself every where tviuid ihe'
enemye Meanwhile the archduke Charles L rein,
f wring himself by the U*dwhei (*iHkis) of Moravia
aiwl Bohemia, arid so strong doe* he feel htnseK, tbsf
be h,-s stent a port uf lb* HeoyarUu > tnsqrrect
whiekJva*a* .4<ed at 4rmtfr, to jnin dte
John »CAmiie-Thisre,tt<egfcBei,tustidtej
: enabled bub to aibunce iSMHbnd to retd
-pusiiuin-t H.:«ii- 1 he teu^pM Austrian
CAPTAIMBARCIM1'
TW« geWtlemm, yeWerilay Completed his ardttmii
pedeauispi undertaktr.*>,1o walk » thousand miles in
a thousand successive b -nrs, iit the rate nf » mile in
each ami <t»ery hour.. He Had until 4 o'clock P. M.
to ftnith his task but he performed hi* last mile in
the quarter of au hour after three, With perfect ease
and gtsat spirit, amidst an immense concourse of
spectator*.
Capt. Barela? Had 16,000/. depending upon this
undertaking. The aggregate of the bets ts supposed
to amount to 100,000/. ^ "i
DULLET1N OF THE AL4St!<lAH ARMY.
H Hrad-Quarieft, June IT.
According to • report from gdn. Amende, dated
the 12th, the Saxon general Dvhcnn on the approach
of the Ausuiau troops left Dresden with 370® men,
and retreated to Wilstli uff.' In the nigut of the 11th
he however made an attack on the advanced posti
established towaids Pieiberg^ and probably Battered
himself that he would retake pwssestion of the town,
by a surprise, but the duke of Brunswick proceeded
against him 'with the advanced guard, obliged hint
to Uy rapidly, and pursued him towards Fiieberg —
Several waggons with Saxons,' wounded prisoners,
have arrived at Dresden.
“ 'n>“ insurrection troops took a position as a
corps of observation.behind the Raab not far from
Hegy, the right wing resting on the Raab. The
height of Kys. Mvgyttr, which formed a salient an
2lc in the WiiH mounted wiih cannoDi and tfa*
Mayerhof was defended by iflfontry. On the left
wmg »a» the cay,dry, consisting of new raised re.
gnnents of hussars. As the enemy had several days
rlorr ui ‘de attacks on the advanced posts, and had
sent detachment* across the Upper Baab, (he arch
duke John hastened with 4 psrf of the anuv corps
under hi* command by Fspa to support hit brother
archduke Palatine, ..ud ou the 12th had already
fot-.ued a junction with him near tlte 1*«ab. On the
l:l|h the •nemy’s advanced gu-idd had penetrated
the vineyard* of C*imak, from which. «n the Uth4
the Archduke Palatine twtreated. The enera;., ho w
ever, anticipates the attack, and drove in our ad*
vanceti posts. The viceroy of Italy who was rein
torcea oy marshal O’Amusf* corps, deployed also
with 30.000 otuu by Csan«k nud Jsi*-B,.r-if towards
Put*ts T^piso.
" ^"n iht* position at on# »‘elnek A. M. the oae
aty made an ituek ou the whole of the hue, ,ud e*t
deuvou.ed, bv vigorous charges, to break thr ugh
* ui* center. Coiitmus of iuiumpy advaneed to tuc
attack and were driven hack.
“ u“*r infantry wasdrawu up in two acheless, ami
ndvau< ed in tu'.vaea. AH the attack* of the enemy
Were khortivp, uutil at length he succeeded tu taking
tit# Muherljofaiid the chapel of leys-’4egyer. From
tfciJ moment the battle became general, *ud the
livi^tu* of Sinbad Hrgy formed the scene ou which
earn further Step Of the enwtov wits «. ught tor. Uit*
(i^r ft heavy Jit ot urudiry, the xit-c ^ repeat’
edly renewed and repelled. The enemy mansauver*
ed at the spin? time against botft wings, which not.
withstanding that the center maintained it* position,
were at last compelled to give way. This occastou*
ni u retreat, which took place at five p. \i. by gt.
Jav..n. tu tne direction of Aes. Field marshal*
Wacsercy uud Et tniunt covered the retreat, oppos
ing the pm suit of the enemy, who advanced uo f*r
'h- t than li' amof, where ulght put an end to the
ioi ie»t. Ui the leli. wii.g day file arrliduke FaU
tme proceeded t K morn, as the large plain of the
Acs uflrordcci no adi anUgeous position.,
* hr loss ou cur side tv,* from 150CJ to 2COO men,
lb killed so,) wounoiinli 1 nc loss of the enemy must
be fe< ;fie tfrt us he v.i constantly exposed to a
he-ivy tne nf niB*%u«tr\ i
" 1 l,e division of lUe Bavarian general Derot has
syKered .tiothcr defeat on the 1’yroi. Thu* have
the brave Tyroiinnsa vetoiid time contjueied their
I freedom.' Ail the luili.II i* delivered frnpi the cue- j
I my. Camera) Deroy n* arrived, with the small re- '
i mains of bis corps, at Kutftnhciiu, i,i Bavaria.4*
Gault* Marine Memoranda<
AiuiTvEiS.
Brit Paul H*wllton, H .ley 49 rfsyi fro* Ten*
riffc Wine, bound to Baltimore, )Hi( in fur want o
wn.x1 anti water.—Spoke Aug. 38, in Lt. 34, §7
Ion* ro, i'#, sdiT Beuey, of and bound to Marble
bead, 01 d-.v« from Mai-unique—S ,me day and Utl
tilde, brig BeilUariua, offlfcw-York, bound to *.tw
Orleans.
ftthfi Helen, Peirvu, 4 day* from Philadelphia,
fitli'i- Ploughboy; Hail, 4 days from Chii-lestou.
fcth’r Hicliaid, Parry, 3 day*from Philadelphia.
Bcli'r Rising Statem Gilbert, Su hours from New
■i York. -
Sloop Willla* k Mary, Hamilton, 8 day* from
■ Baltimore.
. Sloop Orange, hJotrisna, 4dav» from Philadelphia,
i Sch’r Two Brother*, Nicholla, $3 hour* from
Slew York.
| Ship New Good Intent, Deuais, 6 days from New
port. Ball -at, Motet Mvers Sc Son.
The brig Hunter, from this port bound to Fal
mouth, was spoken the SOih July, in Jat. 44, 30, long,
*4, 16, n#t 34 data.
The ship Six Sisters, Merctbew, hence for Lon.
don, ws* spoken the 2d Ailg. in lat. 43, \7, long. ii.
out 14 days.
The ship Baltic, from/hi* port for Liverpool, wa*
apniieu Aug. 16, in lat. '41, 38, long'. 41,18, out 31
day*.
Philadelphia.
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Piungbboy, Hall,
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William k Mary, Wamflfcm,
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ftu-VnhaPiidy of ipjA effect ra*
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dwrolia . f Meir« the tihni cJiiWietl u( tlti« Brtrouch .
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T»r* 7lh8r af u* tulhk tmdertakmg
The Schooner Eliza, tro
will sail for Baltimore the first felt wii
September ft.
On th« 17th or July last, u letter wa»
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‘tftiirf*-d td a Yell ... hA*. J1 fi
Wost-G®.*, HIticM;io Mi Wiwwi^Hi
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me. in eh tell etn etieUModthr t<
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the Second H:.U ,,f tbe ,(,«>** StU of h x,N.ttaw .
llu.'‘b,,V;'1.M*b r“ Kill* Were roertec-d, r
they have (atom into i'ii(irfepef hail i*—fhelBiutW*
y . nproper hetaUs
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hayrnenUiaiii.g bee,1, M<rti{ii"ui KnfUh'd i
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A’1' is want 40
Messrs. JtnuUgt fi» flfcWie, *#■ jig
lou&ng iq thi hoist. ’
Nptlolk, Augusi3jr tftOft. *.*»•
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| - Fur Sate bjt the ''ufacrilter . «u
3000 bushels Liverpool rtowdgjyr
Wit4 Mein r
406 „ck. <!o «!t«4 u8r«, i« IMM tmibmimmSt
V «-«k» fot»s*w.ire, ” ; '
15 k^" ,s,hc*llV'f N*n* s v ‘*s» cal•*
W bales U^'atid (V»i*ou.
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I’HR SUBSCRIBER
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®oer (he Chanco^y Ciiurt for the Wt%|
t«ict, give* notice t(. ifo.se periMNi*, «|
cw«t refer tM to kim/ thkt He i* r«4, |»
JOHN.
N«i,^Sj Maih-flrrst, «rwe» of
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An assortment of
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