Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-14 00:00:00, page 3

two mmol, wr»
Lord Wellington’* army fci|#ji|ftfe^ted to within
nmetymile* of ftiiVn tflhflffiByliirit' 111
Queensoiwuugh,
Jwy-h«r* bwn^Hjtonrtdwjib 'ift.OOO men. Spine
»« of«pi#ioff^^y'^pt •(iWiM'* » if *o, a general
battle most mike plti^ ' Lord Wellington cannot
cannot
;-Ktlrit iHtire than four
tier unless
be le t
: go bis strong positions. ; JNfmpar^ei' will heInUr
est
:be conspiracy of which we gave
shews ■
aonfite m||j|ligehctyMtefdAy; and the ropsequept ar
sw‘e, hf^orifirmeii* mf llrti'r fullest extent, "the
..Jolla wing letter On this fearful subject is from an of
ife»r>litvnirhrmy, which will t^ffound to contain
v many particulars: *;/ ■ f ■:
iLMon, St fit. 15,6 P. M—11 Having just heard
: - tbaflhe British packet closes at eight nVIuck, only
gives me time to i<qu*inl you of our arrival here on
■*; the 2f)th ult. from the Isle de Leon, which place
Vjrllefl at twelve hours’notice., Ol news I can give
you hut little. H> a letter 1 received yesterday, da
ted GbIIbcibz, 11th instant, •lie enemy were push
trig on their columns towards Castello Branco, the
• British falling back to their strong posts at Tomar
and Villa Franca, to cover Lisbon, and to prever
: being out-flanked. Lord Wellington was at Gou*
" fnt
, * A plot of a®
lost sanguinary nature has just
Above one. hundred most respec
been found out.
tive beau apprehend, d, among
inhabitants
||«n tbe^rquis^Abrantes. On the 2£>tl» of liya.
'month a generaljpHassac re of the British was tff
Stave taken place. The conspiracy extends through
out the efp&try ; at Tomar, Coimbra, and other
places^.iB the interior, depot of arms have be*n
found.Wpn consequence of the uuuiher of prisoners
confined, I have just learnt, from good authority,
Jirat the Regency expect a rescue, and which was
' Jo; have taken.plate or uwy take place Jjtis night.
®£was arranged in this manner :—This day the Ca
thedral. U neing the aimersary of the expulsion of
the French from Lisbon, turned out a grand proces
pipn of pries is, &e. This vening they are to go
Jouod nEa n, -V out 600 of the rebels were to be
lothea. h* Br,tish oniinrms, and-winch have this
lay been ttprn d; the priests were to be fired on, in
order trt make the pap»laj|
sgme that It was hy
the-British soldiers ; ulh^
le (o rot olT.as many
"ijf u» they could hud. and others to release the pri
soners rontir c! at <*. smali lu.ulated tort near Be
fem. In order to be on *.ur guard, ofTj.-ers are ora
dervd up to 'he rasll-, where our ro-n are qu.irtep
ed, Irpm their toilets in town.’ The business of
JtfijUi&rue must either tak* place to-night or to
Biprrow, as those prisoners are to be embarked for
Brazil'on Monday. It is a most vile conspiracy :
; i Portuguese lady, married to a French general,
made thehappy discovery,”
;; Stockilire recovering daily from their depression.
Omnium was at 6 discount this morning, and three
per cHflS at 65. ■ ■* >•
The Northumberland and Curaroa, captured on
V the 25lh September, close in with Usbant, the
French brig L’A venturer, from the Isle of France
and Bourbon ; she sailed from the former on the
1st July, find ironi the latter on the 7th. Her de
parture was precipitated, in order to avoid falling
, .intp the hands of the English, an armament consist
of 11 ships having arrived, and made a descent
'ted Bourbon on the day she sailed.
The Admiralty had previous information of L’A
.TtniurierVintentiou to return to France from Bour
.;rV#!;?.'.;. . '-JjjP ■
■ The Tonnant, wich tailed from S pithead on the
Mth Sept, with the 50th regiment, landed them at
tbon on the 24th.
Government have received despatches from Sir
5 C.Cotton, under date of 24th August, off Tpb>n.
which stale that the hon. Wra. Hill, his majesty’s
minister at Cagliari, had acquainted him that Lu,
ties Buonaparte had escaped (with his lanwly) to
'that pUre in an American vessel, and that Mr. Ilill
in concert witb.Alr. Adair, bad denied it best to
tend him to Malta, till the determination of his
majesty’s government should be signified, and that
accordingly he had been conducted thither in the
. Fompne. -M ' ■ ■#
if, SirCharles^otton had no communication with
vtice admiral Merlin, at Sicily, since the 13th Ju
, ly ; but Mr. Adair reports a favourable slate of af
fairs in that quarter down to the 28th July, which
argsrs the probability of Murat’s declining the at
ji’‘fsack. Fifty seven gun bouts appear to have been
‘ destroyed at one period, and the enemy being o
mncpannoyed otherwise bplur force in the Faro
di M-9sina, as fo oblige him to abandon of bis posi
":f lion on the,cqa«t of Calabria, • ; . <i, .
* 4^'e mer tinned some days ago a report that Luci
an Buonaparte was about to *>urgrate to America,
'toftfySsUrdnyjfc.iettrr was posted up at Lloyd’s stat.
!ing, that in attempting tn.carry that design into ex
,.y*f?ali0n, he J’.aii been taken by-a British cruizer.—
latter report appearji’ ’
>w-vtr, not to have been
i^iirrfect, for whep Luct
ft Italy, he went duett
’jfji tr> S<tfdin5a, «nd placed tiiqjself, under the protec
tioif of the British minister, Mr. Hill. It was sta
rted',thai-he. had b*en forwarded-by that gentleman
> tQ(M»f, but,we b;lieve tlve fact .is, that lie has
, ■ been sft^o Maltai until the determination of go
if, 8arnni|nt lb,all h km wn upon the subject. Itisge
^ftctralljl supposed th t Locicn has been induced to
' - takV this *te p‘lot the purpose of msuriug bis own
personal |ufety, and that of his. wife,
It'is neiiecUy w, 11 known that Lucien has uni
formly and steadily rejected ^ all Bonaparte’s^pfiers
; to become a sovereign, or even to accept a title,
and^herffore his name noes not appear in the
f} “French calendar as one of the , Imperial family.—
, J^sjjpparte, who bus had most convincing reasons
to Kh Satisfied ofthe superiority of Lucien’s genius,
“•Ml firmneM in n moment of danger, has been very
Pwcioos td nfiiw'bim iiito bis system, and as he is
^•^rritable'to brook contradiction, it is probable
tharhe has thrown but some threats which Lucien
knowing bia character, did hot think proper to det
, pisc,r •»! ' 'i
Boonapart* was extremely, offended with Lucien
^forhis maitVage with his;present wife, a Madame
r ? Jaolertnn.^irfaPwidow of an exchange brokeri The
; jmarringe tookplitre ji^t before Buonaparutusurped
f; the tbropaof prance: a^ toon at the, tyrant beard
- hfit,1jji* saldto Lifebelt, w a violent rage,-, “ Com
% meat nova saves re qpi paste maintenant «l vuus
kites eponsu oh Catin.” £b hein” replied Lucien,
“eljeest an mop* jeuoe et jnUe.” This sneer which
. was directed agaiost Josephine, who wp then high
inf«vor,*oenrd6edB<^aru, thatiipasverwMJo.
-X __ \' “*.•
>'K fyf *r,j ?
f;
totttcirt afterwards, Bonspartshtt.W !
e*er,^vpe«ledly4face Mart's r*si*pi?f'p'f llftflin?*
^reastdbim to
?p» mignf contract a mam.rgeaaboiw tutfabfe'tothe
Impel ial bh«t of tb« 4Nt»na,na«<t«'a; but UciM^
Wt sWWJil/re
fused to comply wt w this retjueM. It is very tike-'
ly that* ail apprehension that lb* tyrant would take
more cffectuafJiVeatis id remove her, thay have tout
a great influence upon Lurien's mind, and m& Ma
dame Lucien could not be without fears of the same
kind, it is probable Ibat her influedce was exercised
to induce her husband to remove beyond the power
of his brother. Lucien acquired immense wealth
while be was ambassador in Spain/and ills gene
rally understood, that when he negociated the peace
with |‘ortugal, he obtlfned from tbe Portuguese go
vernment a douceur of six millions of livres, or a
bout 280,000 pounds sterling.
We trust that ibis man will be received with e
very Dossible precaution, berause we are convinced
from his general character that be is not entitled to
any confidence.
Gazette Marine Memoranda,
ARRIVED. . /•
Schr. Delight, Burt, 37 days from hie of May,
Salt, Fry & Lee.
Schr. Citizen. Mills, 8 days from Philadelphia,
and $6 hours from Reedy Island.
The ships Sheffield, Cowper; United States, Por
i#j General Eaton, Place, from this port, were
left at London October 5, just arrived,—The Almi
ra,, Whipple, was to sail Irom London the 6th of
October for Norfolk.
The Ship Sylph, Matlock, of Richmond, sailed
from London the 5lh October for New-York.
Tbe brig Adeline, Harden, of Bath, from this
port to Liverpool was spoken Oct. 14, in long. 16\
REMOVAL.
The Subscribers have removed to their Warehouse on
Woodxide’t Wharf, where they offer for Sale
The following Merchandize,
3 h^les Hessian Linens A
2 chests superfine brown Platillas f
5 cases 5-4 fine white Rolls \ German Goods.
6 do. 4-4 do. f
2 do. Checks 1
2 do. Bonk Checks < '
--The above are entitled to debenture*
English Canvas, No. 1 and 7,
East Coker do. do.
Nails of all sizes. Hilling Hoes in assorted casks
Diamond He^d Spikes from 4 to 7 inch
German Ticklenburgs, British Oznaburgs, and
India Muslins.--—All of which will be disposed of
on the - most reasonable and accommodating terras
by the package.
Also, on consignment,
18 cases fine and coarse Hats,
Best London White Lead, and a few pieces of good
Superfine Cloths.
J. & W. Southgate.
November 14. - tf
Wood and Hastings,
Have just received, i
1 case Women’s drab & slate coloured
Worsted and Cotton Hose, . >
1 do. Women*’ black worsted do*
1 do. Mens’ Limb Wool do.
I trunk Mens’, Womens’, and Girls' white cotton
H'se,
1 do. containing Men’s Lamb’s Wool, half Hose,
Angola do. worsted do.
A few dozen Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ Silk Hose, as
sorted, a few elegant Silk Shawls, a great variety of
cotton fancy Shawls and Scarfs. Pocket Handier-’
chiefs, Madrass do. Bandannues and Flag do. Black
Silkdo. - !
1 case Fancy Muslins and twilled Cambricks,
2 do. 9-b and 6-4 Cambricks do. ^
2 do. Shirtings, part very fine, ,
1 do. C imbt kk Dimities,
1 do. common and furniture do.
3 trunks Callicoes, assorted, 1 case cotton Balls,
1 case cotton Braces,
1 do. cotton Umbrellas, do do. Checks, v
Black Cambrick, Silk Ginghams, Black Lustrings,
__ - Silk Velvets, white Sattins, an assortment of
Silk Cords, Tabby Velvets, furniture Callicoes,
a few yards elegant Velvets and Sattins fur Bon-'
nets, j
1 rise Comfort’s and Marino Tippets,
; 2 do. fine Irish Linens and Linen Cambricks,
1 Best Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, Stocking
Neus and Bedford Cords, fashionable Vestings and
fine Coatings, Blankets,' Fknnels, Bearskins, and
one case Londun Hats, best quality and newest style.
—Also—
1000 pieces India COTTONS.
The above 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
salt;
1000 bushels Liverpool fine SALT,
2,500 .do. do. coarse, do.
7,000 do. Turk’s-Island do.
Mostly a-float—For Sale by
John C. Niemeyer,
3 November 14. tf
For Sale or Charter,
The Ship Rising States, m
John Jennings, master.
Burthen 360 hogsheads tobacco. Apply to
C. & F. Whittle.
$
November 14.
•'/• f JUST RECEIVED,
50 barrels Alexandria Sup. FLOUR,
*0 do. Petersburg do. . ' do. f
do. Potomack Herrings, •
■'40 do. ' PrimePork, 3",J-/..
2Q> do. Rye Whiskey, 1st and 3d prOd^-A-'
Appltfwaodjr/T'"'V'
■ • Peach do. 4thprod$ ■
# 3d proof Antigua Rum.:' :r
tC. For Solo by *./ •'-vV
Rbodea.
rovemoer 14.
‘•vr*
2w
• Palmer’s Packet will sail forties
wtofrjbrit /air wind, --
.'X — ^ v ” ' - ‘ .
On Satufifey niafc the v^th instant
atl2o’clock, op Commerce-street wharf, WlH be
Spld for Cash,.
5 l square bales New^Orleans Cotton,
and-sundry SaiIs and Rigging^> >:
For account of tlie salvors, owners, underwriter^
and those concerned, being saved by the sloop Con.
necticut, J. Appleby, master, from the wreck ef the
ship Fame, of New.York, capt. Bennet, stranded on
Florida Reef. . ■;y;;„
% George Rowland.
■ November 14.. ... j
; ^AUCTfON.v; ..w,..
On Friday the 23d instant, will be
Sold, for ready money j at the House of the Sub.
scriber, in Bermuda-Street,
All the PERSONAL ESTATE,
Of the late Major John Saunders—All per sons hav
mg claims against the said estate, are requested to
deliver the same properly attested to Paul Froby,
Esquire. ”
Elizabeth Saunders, Admr’x.
- November 14. tds ' ’
& NOTICE.
By virtue of a Deed in Trust executed
» hv Arthur Denby, to secure a sum of money due
of him, will be Sold at Publick Side on the p«eroi
' ses for ready money, on SATURDAY the 17th
instant, at 12 o’clock,
- A certain Lot of Land, &c.
On the road leading from the Borough of Norfolk
to Lambert’s Point, an ^opposite the road leading
to Princess-Anne, and fljoining the lands of
Shuster and captain Talbot.
r • The Trustee.
November fm »Hfv •'■liv
By virtue of a Deed in Trust from
James W. Langley to-Susannah Martin, *
Will br Sold at Publick Auction for Heady Money
on TUESDAY the 2Oth day of November next,
at the Dwelling-Houte of Mrs. Martin,
Two Plantations in Norfolk County.
The one on which she now lives, containing 110
acres, be the same more or less; this place is divided
from the Borough of Norfolk only by a small creek,
has on it two Dwelling-Houses, a Wind Mill and
other improvements The other lying on Tanner’s
Creek, containing 300 acres, more or less; this
Tract is mostly covered with wood, and is within a
few miles of Norfolk Borough.
The Trustee.
October 31. tds
WILL BE RENTED OUT,
On the third Monday in November
next,, (being Court-Day,)
The FERRIES across Elizabeth-Ri
ver and its Branches, for thgensuing year.
Holt Wilson,flt)ep. Sheriff,
Portsmouth, October 19. td
FALL GOODS.
Richard & John Taylor,
Have revetted by tie Ship Rising States, Captain
: Jennings,
Tlfreir London Goods.
And in addition to their Liverpool Goods, received
by the Brig Diligence, they are in daily expectation
of a further supply of WOOLLENS by the Unity, to
sail 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
NEW STORED
>\ so. 90, llaisf.STREET, ,"> >
'•'* An Elegant Assortment of *
Fashionable London Goods,
Now opening by ,
/ Wnr. Francis & Co.
October 26. V<:, itf ■ •*- ■. -W
---,-L. J,' * -* ■ '• '* • ' ‘ ' ' ‘I
COAL.
100 tons excellent large COAL, ^
For Sale «n board the ship Hetty, captain Shore,
from Port Glasgow, at Marsden’t Wharf.
App‘y» , V
Robert Maitland. ?
November 9. Sw
; • FOR SALE— AjUxt,
259 bbls. Richmond Superfine Flour.
J'- * ’ . -'<?J"■■■■'■. In Store, ---
120 casks London Brown Stout, ?-r;;
4000 bushels St. Ube's Salt, , '
50 barrels'Pork, .
40 do. New-York prime Beef, '
600 weight Sak Petre, 100 do. Nutmegs, ■
13 boxes half pint Tumblers,
100 pieces Brown Rolls, 40 do. Raven’s Duck, ?
. 50 bags Coffee, 40 barrels Apple Brandy, •
20 boxes Spermaceti Candies, , A.
, 10 demijohns Crish Whiskey, Icc. „e V :
%' v James Thorburn,.
._Lee'* Wharf,
Prune Jamaica COFFEE in tierce*
'For SaleIj.-wi*
Osset*!: ■
If
•A
■V;.
for SALE by Me Subscriber ,
* M
40,000 Weight Navy Bread,
,_ _.1<M)0Q do. Pilot ' do. first qufitv
vl
it
e* Jtf’vViAT^ .„v\-j '-ia-tt:-- . •,* fy .
y> * ***'., ’r<V.w‘A’jL
300
*#%>*.
"fORQHARf ER,fe^
Shm .NAB#*,
, .„ •, ■ "Wew*,*™
MT s«le on boafd the sainSkip, v -> ^ .1 > *
Stored Salt, loose and in sa'ckg,;:'>.
November 13..
f0kCH4I&Ek;^»
"M
The Brig ROVER* w
.ifflOPrUTJu William ; MiU»r, m»*ur, hqjjMln abiwtt ; ««
200 tons, and will be ready (or the re®tion *it lt C
cargo in eight *.)* Apply to '
Martin fisk & Co, V* -
. * z -
8 Hogsheads Glassware. <•’ ***?:%■*
&
November 12. -*■ * '.jag.;?1''■'
•'
y|K'-—
Turk’s-Island Salt. 4 '
.. V >« a*
+000 bushels'T^s-isIana'sXlini'
For Sale on board tile t.ri*oint Sturen,' 'Z^ ' '
...
Mounted
on
of 800 to 1
barrels, for the Wesulndics and
to this Port. Apply- to
John Granbeiy. '%
1
November If.
250 barrels SuperfihTe f LOUR,)f^V>;
'. Ji.Jloat^For Sale by ’
/. 8f W* Southgate. '■ -
November
gr ia.- ■ 7",!gp.S
... . FOR SAL& t'»., jjj-'
10,000 bushels Cadiz SALTp
. Richard & John Taylor
#£••
October 2f. ■ _ • T'/tf ■ " ■ v
rpevi
SAIL-MAKING.
*§C. t:%
We Subscribers iceoe taken thozsmmrttmrofM^ty
’.i*
Thor bum’s Ware-House im Lee’s. Whff&fa Tinting
Point, xohere they will carryon the ^* -®;
Sail-Making Business*
AU those who will employ them, may rest assured'#' '
they will leave nothing undone to metfl the
bation of their customers. 7 “ / 7
Robinso^te^c Jennings. M
, November-2. ■ ■< ■ ■.■■■W- ,v8m •.
A Great Bargain.
W« Subscriber bringjitsinifs of removing t»t$iVtb$?0i
tetn Country, offers for Sate at m |
■ .His PLANTATIONS. 'MlM'f
In the County of Camden, Noj th-Curolbm+. knotrt^?^ 5!
by the name of Fairfield, where the kte General i, ‘
Isaac Gregory residedi This is well fcmVi’n tivfrfv 1
one of the moat eligible-seats and the finest e»t|i*A
in the district*—Those inclined to purchaiie rtf-elm*''"'
vitedto view it, and enquire the terms of theSubt;£.
sc,fiber, or JVMtiam Qregory, Fsq.af EltaabetSr s'v'
City. '*• ■ , f/ , i \ -
Bassett l&tith* ■
November7. . a 4w ": rj&i'* A
v*;; • ■■ wan run, &
JfsJ* r :,^v '
X BAB-KEEPjp}
$8|J
J5L
For the Exchange Coffee-House; ’ ^
-JiffW':u
Ootuber 31. tf
- ~ T. nvi iv.z.. v k'
On the 8th of October,v CaptateiU /*
Robert Henderson, of the Calliope, handed k tetters
to a passenger in the stage, directed to fl m. Rov •);' •'
den, Petersburg, wlpch letter contained. /toberti^ &
Henderson'« draft on Jitcod .SAfq/; 4**;
tnooth, Aew- Hampshire, payable in BMW at sixty ; '
days for one thensand and Bee dollars and fifty cents
—■This is to request that the person entrusted with
the said letter will just it into any PostdMBce* / •
also to stop the negNfiktion of said bill thoKl anyone
attempt to pass it?^, 6 „ « , ■ ■ .
v -■ -^'WaV-Bowden.■* %
Petersburg, Oct. So, 1810.
' "' , ' “Vn l'1"*" «!<■ sen -i lyi *
\ ;\_.Thirty: Dollars Rewards
. hV y* ■ X■:ts,V'4'
RANAWAY from llie Subscriber,livingatStaf?*
ford Court-House, Virginia; on the night »f ifce‘*B4fi$s^
instant, a bright mulattolad named' AMO§,‘‘dWw§='^:"
20 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 incheshAgh—
active fellow, has been accustomed to wait princts o -1
pally, but Can take care of horses and drive abaft. , .
riage. He baa every conspicuous scaf upon theiefltv v
cheek of about 4 inches long,- Much blacker' thantlm
—ia.. fo<o . r. .l.. ir*? •
rest of his face, ft is supposed that he will •pfair
your to proceed to the northward, by.
forged pass, which I understand Jlff fltljihir'”**
His clothes cannot be described, as bn had e - -
of them. ...' ' . .... - „ . „ , . \388J'
the above reward for securing him in
I wiH pay' ... ..._
shy jail so that I get him again, and aU*
1st | swear ininfe W . m Jt _. an m o'
charges if brought house.
October 32.
nov 2—4.
.V One Hundred DoIIamRewird.;, X
4 RAN AWAY froth tb. Subscriber in July, fon ; ■
a Negro Man named. ABR AH AM, sold b* Riehned f ■
Johnson for Abel B.’ Johnson, of Korthimniin V
County, Eastern-Shore, Virginia. ' Tbd nbovesw- '*
ward will be wren to injt person-that
and confine him in some close goal an that frit s»- r
and afll reasonable expenses, by the Bubaerl&r^ftS ^ i
un<t silt mvuuhle damme*a. ke ,1— _.
ingin Newberry, inthe S^t. wM
« Wllham Rutherford,
■ 'October Ik.' f*: :<; ^ r *- Jaw3fl»*e
m
'fl
- ■ Duck; 27 tens Sir tree, npfswtht-V V*.
M&>» Window QHm,“
aowbnaheliUve^ Bat-w^rpr - ‘ 1
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