Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-16 00:00:00, page 3

from its allfwfrawib
tbe proviofM necessary to j
■fWpi«,pOBni Kamensky .j,
maintain himseli id. thy provi
qo<>r^<in tjb*, Alexanjtei
* think* proper to srfljR&r more troops, who isto
( hinder hi/diJ$.e »tnpet;or Napoleon is sure of Rus*
iie,*tstl«*si®5 sot* *if ^riMfs.- Reports of «p*
prnachmg war are spread titeheourage the English
p»op)f,^nd
tb%Mjjb<ipes that they may get not
lionfbrttjj
of V|feanf»rtf|pie mption in Wbirn'they are plac -
ed.’^The movement of troops in MerklenUirgi
liave ot^thrr object than tn prevent the English
front smuggling. We repeat, that the election of
tbe.prinjpo o| C«rvo is an event which was not cal
eclated upon. The king and the people have chosen
this prince spontaneously,not of hatred to England,
^andjn .opposition to the ex-king, who although
g Since 1i is misfortunes he hay keen, according to.
Custom, disavowed and abandoned by England, has
lost his kingdom for. being faithfuls to the outrage
pus and insane pol)ry which now distinguishes Eng
lend* •. . 'ixiip,• i*- * '•
. v >Ve btn received German papers to Inc 23d last.
5Thej contain an article from Frankfort, in which
t;* tripple alliance is mentioned as on the point of be
ing concluded. F/ance and Austria are nn doubt
l .'tw&nf the parties, but the third party is not so
flear ; it is perhaps Bavaria, Sweden and Westpha
lia are only satellites of France, and neither pi una
ry por secondiiry planets in the present continental
system.-^Me refusal of the king of Denmark to
,'^dmit a ryp*h wny into Zealand, has been follow*
•*S by a decree modifying and relaxing the severity
of his Utogjammercial orders. The pressing wants
of the intlprur trade are assigned as the cause ; but
4tteithe|j||be truth of the cause, nor the expediency
•f the measure, will render this conduct satisfactory
|n Buonaparte; and it will probably he followed by
%JBew measures of the same spirit and poljfltt, which
ifttast have the effect of alienating DeriTOirk *and
France still more from each other. From thiscir
cumstance, added to the many symptoms of increa
sing coolness evinced between France and Russia,
occasioned by Buonaparte's design on Sweden, and
the danger with which it (hreatenflttbe other pow
ers of tbejfoluc—soroepolitirians anticipate a coa
lition between Denmark and. Russia, Even Swe
. den,il is thought,.must an^Mpuld join this alliance;
for until Btrnadotte is actuallyseated on the throne,
ind surmunded by French troops to upheld and en
fpjrcf his plans, Buonaparte cannot calculate with
certainty upon the permanent subserviency of that
kingdom. ' That our ministers would most aeafnns
lyreprhorage and promote a combination of this
kind,even a; theexpens'- of blond and treasure, we
.think cannot be reasonably doubted. But in older
to it* completion, nunv injuries must he foTgottcn.
ind many j**tlousies suppressed : yet interest, which
has ofMjp dissolved th, firmest and best remeuted
.friendship', might be able to unite these discord-mt
yprticles, if not permanently, at least for a time
•uHirtedjjp long to save Sweden from sinking m<n
4he most complete vassalage, to protect Zealand
1 from the same wr*trh*d debasement, a d thus pre
*;sreut the grand revolutionary.-xplosion which Buo
naparte is preparing m+he North. The experience
of the Austrian war will not allow us to hope that
' this confederacy would operate a diversion in favor
pf Spain, ur affoTd any provocation or facility to in
Creased exertions in the peninsula—in which it has
been remarked, that the heavier the pressure of the
foot of the invader is upon it, the more stiff and re
solute has been its resistance ; as some plants thrive
belt by being .trodden doing, which left to themsel
ves, waste in Tuxurienc#WB run to seed. The ener
gies of a people are ever alive whilst they are bus
tapping personal oppression, and witnessing the de
vastation of their country ; hut popular heats are
apt to subside when the raase is withdrawn; and
should the French troops be called away in great
numbers toth%North oLEurope; we, looking Inex
perience, doubt much tW vigour of any provincial
government, to take the neerssary measures for the
destruction of Jhe rest, and to form the requisite
combinations fdrpreventing the entrance of future
armies into the peninsula. The Spaniards must
conquer their o wn freedom, if they mean to pnssM
it : R is no war in Russia nr Denmark that
discharge themffrom the arduous Bnty of transinit
Jjpg tbeir name arid nation undebased to their pos
waity *o long at be who assaults (hem is permitted
to Vex the earths *y -M -
•p to th*«e points of view, then, the Apprehended
i rupture between the northern powers and France
should^t take place, may be beneficial. It may pro
tect SNfden from the degradation of acknowledging
bne af Buona'patte’s upstart generals fur its lawful
king ;’it may also save Derttnark from a similar
fate? ind relief RussiWfom the fraterrfal bug of
two such royal brothers; while it throws open the
commerce tif the Baltic to England—but it will not
extrirateSpain from the gripe, of Buonaparte. It
Bisystrnttji* progress of his ambition, but it can*
^J^^TcduCe bis present st^^tlnn the peninsula..
4- ^Accounts have been rJcffved from Ruenos Ayres
<1® the 2dsrf August, which state, that Liniers had
•rganiegdpt considerable force at Cordova, with a
^nt^Swng in concert with the people of Buenos
Vtedo. They also mention,
t^haVtfjPfron 'of Liniers, on his return from' Bu
i cnnS Ajm to Cofdova, WHS made prisoner at Sa
'. rrametitp# *llts despatches were immediately ta
kenfrom him, and be was lodged in the citadel of
; Wolttetfifeilo; ’ «*&'.' ’V' -V*■ •' ’•' ‘i:'. -5
> . firie&xiifr Stocks this day at one o'clock.-*-Consols
66 I'4 o$ 7 8 66, A per riots. 98 3 4 1 2 5
8, Omnium 6 1 8 3 8 <# '
* Unas been said, that, in comicrpirnce of the or
" st, to blockade Elsinenr, some inter
baa been given to the passage of the sound
eraisers in fhat quarter, jt is understood,
>r, te|j|!> the intention ol government strictly
id* Unit blockade to Elsineur, and that ves
•els hdiin^F up of down the sound, arc not to be af
sfectrsTky ity unl^stit appear! by their papers that
1 (they jare hound to Elimeur, jr** ' "
Wt. CothttiidtT losses by tSe late loan are sta
fed to hdv44ii|0|inteti to> n|ar}y 200,(XX>/.; the »
wemgiOfiealiittbf bii house* wM lVeraged
Iffef bii house* fit Averaged at t(
iStti* .,,-ViV-rVT ' " .
QOQl p*T dSfcpT**--* ^ ** V*
We lately linhmWed that ministers in _ .
■ance
WUhtbe repeated requests hf lord. WeHinglon, bad
determined to eend^t egpedilioAtn Corunna.— Our
Plymouth letter, corroborating pur account, slates^
'that several detachments of trhops are ’ tuert
•dthelh^ tb* course of the ptssent ur^h, ftirlbat
L fhetieilinrii " ~ *.
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v '•. '.a.
THaeMttnt* fronrtTadfi bylha tastftisif, «Ute,
th*t*lSii r«(|>ifcy;'iij eantgftiirnee of aathebtie'm:
I’o cowl ion r»»pertto|'lh*!-»trsnrth amt condition
.(* the French force before'iMssihad:
determined - on oSrnstve^«peir!i^^it'<'ai>() t^»i*i^ ^i
wpUl* -*« *wde- vA?
boot htw hottilfecl of~thV deputies tu the Cortes had
arrived in thatcity andas tbeiiaindhatfbeett for
•urne time fpippablc, tbirtyof fwt||l’oi<)i‘e
expected frottFW-southeastern provinces. -’m#1
rvenry, it rtiaid. lpolt Dpon these persotfi ^ft|f
rather njeal.ro* eye.-tV Seieral th^nbers o( the
ji)nw it w*s supposed wtyild be rfmriyed. One of
the deputies froriv Navarre had applied to the glv
erninent for 100,000 musket*, for an equal num
i.ert>f grenadiers that were collected in that prov
ince. ,i ■ ':t '■% '
Gazette Marine Memorctnda. **
" ARRIVED. ' ?
SehV Greyhound, Lias, from Baltimore hound to
St. Thomas, tn distress.—On Saturday morning
struck on the Tangier*, had to discharge the. car?
go on board of Crafts before she could be got off.
Sloop Betsey, Davis, 24 days from Philadelphia
b iund to Petersburg, in distress; short of provisi
ons and sails much damaged. ■ / ;
1 PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
CUSTOM-HOUSE—Ehtkrrd.
Ship Bayard, Wood, » St. Petersburg.
Brig Point Shares, Kirkpatrick, ' Turks Island.
Wreinigung, Boyeseo, Dartmouth.
Srh’r Delight, Burt, > Madeira.
Sloop Connecticut, Appleby,* Honduras.
« Clearer. ij'/ ■' ■ k
Brig Catharine, Hannah, ' Tobago.
Si h’r Joan, Merchant, St. Croix.
... 1 L 1. I —■ ^"TgSEgMBBSBBU
landing
From an board the Ship Bayard, J. tt'and, master,
from St. Petersburg, which will & Sold low for
approved paper, -
53 tons clean HEMP,
25 do. Bar Iron, 50 boxes Mould Candles,
1st and 2d quality Russia Sail Duck,
Ravens' Duck and Russia Sheetings.
From on board the Sloop Connecticut, J. Appleby,
, matter, from Honduras,
4-0 tons Campeache Logwood.*
12 seroons Gatam ila Indigo,
5 Logs Mahogany. *. . .
And in Store,'
12,090 Guadaloupe green ... ...
10.000 Havsnna >COFFEE, ij
11.000 St. Domingo j
90 boxes Havanna Brown Sugar.
Alto for S 1LE,
The Ship BAYARD,
Bui then 1000 barrels.
j And the Sloop
CONNECTICUT,
L.Burtbea 650 barrels. -
Apply to
, S. Marks, Jun.
November 16. ‘ tf
FOR SALE,
300 Shares Marine Insurance Stock.
Apply to the Editor of this Paper.
November 16. tf v
MRS. HUAU,
MILLINER* FROM PARIS/
HAS the Honour to inform the Ladies of this
Borough and its vicinity, that she will open her
Store in Ghurch-street, No. 24, oh Thursday 22d
instant, where will be found Works of the handsom
est and latest fashions from Paris.
MRS. HUAU further informs the Ladies that
she hiakes Dresses of all kinds in the most tasty
m#iner, and whiteftg old L ice so as to make it look
as if new. Nov. 16. 3
MR SALE,
100 bags prime Green COFFEE,
Landed lately from the Havanua.
’, Robert Dickson.
WHO WANTS, 0
A few thousand bushels good Wheat,
for which 'a liberal price will be given, delivered
here.
November 16. 5
WANTED ON HIKE,
A NEGRO WOMAN,
Who is a good cook. Apply to the Printer.
November 14. tf *
REMOVAL.
The Subscribers hare removed to their Warehouse on
Woodside's Wharf, where they offer for Sale
The following Merchandize,
3 bales Hessian Linens *\
2 chests superfine brown Platillat f
5 cases 5-4 fine white Rolls Goods.
do.
6 do. 4-4
)
2 do. Cheeks
,2 do.. Rook Checks J &
#Thr alx>ve are entitled to debenture.
English Canvas, No. \1 and 7, , - „ ■*. .‘,-S
East C«ker do. do. v-; ■ j
Nails of all sizes. Hilling Hoes in assorted casks
Diamond Head Spikes from 4 to 7 inch
German Ticklenburgs, British Oznaburgs, and
India Muslins.——All of which wiH be disposed of
on the most reasonable and accommodating terms
by the package ' — -•
... . -Also, on consignment, • - •
18 cases hue and coarse Hats, *
Rest London White Lead, and a k4 pieces of good
Rpperfioe€|oUu,> •=: ~ • v
--•.••‘-r & W. Southgate.
• • " ■ <> ’ ■*
November 14.
> JUST RECEIVED,\ *
56 barrels Alexandria $up. FLOUR,
' d»i1 Petersburg' ■ 1 do. ' --"iaim
. 20
do. Potomadk Herrings,
Aw v Prime Prtrk,- * :*£>*■?■
Rye Whiskey, 1st and 2d pradtp ■
W *», Apple Brandy, ;
|£, . 3®. Peach do.,. ,4th proof,
^FwS«fci£fA*UfU*RUm' ^ V«?
- ** ■ ‘T'WWt
' . , f MTV £*=»•• -
v .
; K., ^
> > '■>-.} r - WmMM r?x^ ■" V ■ •f'
,t'\ *»• Women*’ blkdt^KeddiL tfW
1- 4«. . Mens’Lamb WotA do. W>»!
^*99^h2**- -ome”^ *M Gitfer whit* cotton
1 *>. containing Men’i LMli's Wool, half Rose,
tAngola do. worsted do. . .
A few dozen Ladies’ end Gentlemens’ silk Hftse, as
Wtted, * few elegant Silk Shawls, a great variety of
cotton fancy Shawls ami Scarfs, Pocket Handker
chiefs, Madras* do. Baudannoes and Flag do. Black
Silk do. . .
1 case Fancy Muslins and twilled Cambricks,
3, do. 9-8 and 6-4 Cambricks do.
? % %'4 *% *,£**'%
2 do. Shirtings, part very fine,
1 do. Cambrick Dimities,
X do. common and furniture do.''
3 trunks Callicoes, assorted, 1 Case cotlbn Balls,
1 case cotton Braces,’ ##-' 1 1 '*
1 do. cotton Umbrellas, dodo. Checks,’
Cambrick, Silk Ginghams, Black Lustrings,
. Silk Velvets, white Sattins, an assortment of
, Silk Cords, Tabby Velvets, furniture Callicoes,
, . & few yards elegant Velvets and Sattins for Bon
i nets,
1 case Comfort’s and Marino Tippets, * ' '
2 do. fine Irish Linens and I.inen Cambricks,
:Best Superfine Cloths and Casslmeres, Stocking
Netts and Bedford Cords, fashionable Vestings and
fine Coatings, Blankets, Flannels', Bearskins, and
one case London Hats, best quality and newest style.
—Also— .
1000 pieces India COTTONS. '
The abave Goods with their Stock on hand, com
prising a large assortment, will be sold at prices
worthy the atention of purchasers, for cash or ap
proved credit. November 14. tf
>4
SALT.
?
f 4
4000 bushels Liverpool fine SALT,
3,500 do. do. coarse, do.
7,000 do. TurkVlsIand do.
Mostly afloat—ForSaleby : .
John C. Niemeyer.
November 14. • ' - tf
/FALL GOODa
/Richard k John Taylor, . ■
Have revetted by the Ship Rising States, Captain
■ f / ■ Jennings, /;,
• Their London Goods.
And in addition to tlieir Liverpool Goods, received
by the Brig Diligence, they are in daily expectation
of a further supply of WOOLLENS by the Unity, to
tail from Liverpool in all last month, which will
make their assortment very complete, and will be
sold at very moderate prices for Cash or approved
Negotiable Notes, and to Country Store Keepers
(at same prices,) of known punctuality.
October 31. »*>■■■■.. lm
JS EW STORE,
NO. 90, MAIN-STIIEET, . ,t
An Elegant Assortment of
Fashionable London Goods,
Now opening by
^: Francis & Co.
October 26. If m J ^ f
COAL.
100 tons excellent large COAL,
For Sale on board the ship Hetty, captain Shore,.
from Port Glasgow, at Marsden’s Wharf.
Apply to -
. # Robert Maitland. .
Noveraber9. ■■/■i a; 3w j, ■
FOR SALE— AJioat,
259 bftls. Richmond Superfine Flour.
. • In Store,
120 casks London Brown Stout,
4000 bushels St, Ube's Salt. .
50 barrels Fork, f L f ’
40 do. New*York prime Beef, ' > i
600 weight Salt Petre, 100 do. Nutmegs, - <
12 boxes half pint Tumblers, ■;
100 pieces Brown Rolls, 40 do. Raven's Duck,
50 bags Coffee, 40 barrels Apple Brandy,
20 boxes Spermaceti Candles,
10 demijohns Irish Whiskey, kc. * ’’’ , •
. James Thorburti, [.
Not. 9. 4 .. Lee's Wharf.
Prime Jamaica COFFEE in tierces.
v' For Saleby . , , , "
f % C. SC F. Whittle.
October 31. * ; tf . .
For SALE by the Subtaibtr,
40,000 weight Navy Bread, '"V* *
10,000 do. Pilot do*, first quality
A constant supply of the above articles always on
hand? , ‘ • ■-*••• '■ ’ »•
i : - ‘ STEPHEN HARRIS.
October 26. y;y'";*"& - ‘
260 barrels Superfine FLOUR/ f
v ; Jt-jloat—for Sale by
J, tf W. Southgate. It
tf ■■■'■. ;v>:
November 12. ' *
; " , 1 ■ » ■?•*•»■«>
n ! , FOR SALE,
10,000 bushels Cadiz SALT.
*■ 4 ’
Richard &.John Taylor. %
Octobers*.
TS~
84
A Great Bargain.
Subscriber beingdetifous of removing to tleV^S^
tern Country, efftra Jor Stile # n
y&:
.His ’plantation,
In the Comity of Camden, Nortb-Carollna, known
ny the name of /air/Jr/rf,where the late Genermt
rsebc Gregory resided. Thu ia wcR known to be
Otm of the most eligible seats and tte fidfc* astern
In the district,—Those Inclined to poVehate are itt-i
vlted to view it, at»d enquire tbs terms of the Sob
ecribm, er WiiUmt Grtferf, Snqiet EHtabeth.
.vAS*’ r
&S j I' t;
*»*****»% M:i
e• a:f* ju : >-.n ^ M* ?
1:1;;
loir account o» «» ^Nwlk owners, «i
Mid thofce concertHfrt^betttjf^WertiJ*tfi<
Florida Reef.
' £0
A*
„ ,,„3% ■ i :',f
November 14.
■:v| #: ■*•■
- 1 '-»--•.' 1 ■ ■ w -1 m 9jfv{: ft alffi
On Friday the 23d instant, wl.
Sold, for ready money, at the finite of theSd
scriber, In Bermuda-Strcet, ' -u
v ; All the PERSONAt/ESlW^
Ohbe late Major John 8*ttndet‘*.J.AKperiohshaV.
ing claims agamsttbe suid.cstat«terc rvsueitoci
J~“let^ltet»an»e properly *u**^Hfc f*0? “
Elizabeth Bautfdere; Admf*x, -'
November 14. . tdfa V*,',,:,. '
f i “
^4
& no Pica.
lijf, •* m ' w; t 4$ ?
.™f*Pfe ®f * D«d in Trust executed.;,
by jfrtAur Dtnby, to secure a sum oFmcner d«*f
of him, will be Sold atl*ublick Sale bn Ow nrlm^ ,
.aes for ready money, on SATURDAY thVl7th
lustant, at 12 o’clock, VT
> A certain .Lot of Land, &c.
On the road leading from the Borough of NarfalkL*
to Lambert’s Point, md opposite theMmd ^Sn* P
to Princess-Anne, and adjoining the'lands of la^B —
Shuster and captain 3’albot..v K i :
Shuster and captain 't'albot.
November 7.
By virtue of ^ Deed in Tni* ffo4 ^
< ' ,amwW* *****to So^PMh
Wiil be Sold at Pubtick Auction for Reads Atome*
: on TUESDAY tke 20/* *S&&Z!ZSS£t‘''
aithr Dwelling Jlqwse g Mrs.
Two Plantations in Norfolk County. c
The one on which she now livfeg,'containing '*! 16^
Here#, be the tame more or leu} this place it divided*!
from the Borough of Norfolk only by n small cretO
h»s on it two Dwelling-Houses, ■ Whid Mill will,.-M
other improvements. The other lying oiijknner^ i* t
Creek, containing 300 acres, more or H&; this r
„ _ : . TheTma^i '•<%
October 31. V ' "
———--■■ X - y
WILL BE RENTED
On the third Monday in Npy<
neitt, (being'Court-Day,}'
The PERRIES across. Elizl^v(..«w%,
. ver and its Branches, Hr the ensuing rear.. .
- Holt Wilsoti, Etep*
Portsmouth, October 19.- " - *'* ^
SAIL-MAKING,
%--v.
.. . ^. ... - • *
Tkt Subscribers have taken tht upper Hi**'*/ $fr,l »i'
, Thorburns lVuriHo*te on '
Point, where tang will carry on Her ^ . *wii
All those
they will__^ _
bation of their customers,
Robinson. & Jennings.
November 3, %tt
tpltorsus..
On the 8th of October, Captaip *.
Robert Henderson, of the Ca/tfo/le, hsnt!cd a letiflC
a passenger in the stage,, directed to ft'm. Bow
' r "■'“'■•.ft'-* “,v w»i vk wu ku ‘•*1)1* 4R/p* ‘ ^
den, Petersburg, which letter contained ^ Robert &
Henderson’s draft oh Jacob iheaf, £sq. Ports
... »*u oacov uneajr, r.sq* f orts- ,
mooth, New-Hamfishire, payable Sri Boston at si»r‘!.
days fur one thousand and flve doltars andftfty eeiits
—This is to request that the person entrusted whs *
the said letter wilt, put it into any Post.Olfice, hod ft 1
also to stop thenegbtiation of said bill should any one,'
attempt to pass it. . Mu , i
m -tm, BowSen. ?*
* Petersburg, Qct. 30,1810. , heviftf^
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?,j;T-ip^^oyai^;Rcwai3^p^rf
,w
it: \ *i ' "i1 * 4 ■'- C • •" *'t ^
RAN AWAY, from the Subscriber, fivinietSfilV'* ?;
ford Court-Hou*e, Virginia, on the night of theHMi T
instant, a bright mulatto lad.naifted AMU&,^foet
20 years of age, 4 feet » or 10 indies high—a smut f
active fellow, bas been accustomed to waif prfnt$» ^
pally, bot c*n take car* of horses aix) drive a car*’' ,
riage. He has a very conspicuous scar npbn ■
cheek of about 4 inches tong, much blacker thW|\ha ^
rest »f hts face. It is supposed that he will endea- * i s
vour to proceed to the northward, by means ofV'v'
forgetl pass, which I understand)* W|i«K»ret'i-J
Hisclothes cannot he described* as lie had a variety "
I will pay the above reward fne»sedhi4n^MMP ‘
charges if brought bone* • ■, - v • Jt 4\ai£->
*8 •MitcHIfei
v k,■:.■<’ &.■" • 4? JinifiS MilcKaBni,. ’M
October 22.
v.-0&
MV
One Hundred
lars Reward.' v
r «. ,
RAN-A WAY from the Subscriber in’
a Negro Man named ABRAHAM
Johnson for Abel B. Johnson,
County, Eastern-Shore, Virginia,
ward willhe given to any r
and confine him in some close:
and sB reasonable expenses, by the Sobscrthat
mg in Newbenft inthb Sutecf Snotb^nroUnK^
; 'ZsamwMm
October 29.
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