Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-06-29 00:00:00, page 3

Merrill, seaman, and Geoff* CogaseelT, Markmifl,
. of a^pr Pear/jS^tmiurxjtfhi Mm Braun, aea
man, of ship ?TMtt of Boston Aktt. Mar sis ail*,
eeaman, of’brigNHm-y Anh,~rtf Newbttryport; John
_c4fpi*i)trd^paoM Cahill,steward, Ste
phen A’aTpey, leainafti, Louis Jnuiws, apprentirc,
*n 1 Mags.in Wilson. blarkman, oo»k, of the ship
MaigawL afnfi'SHiil, also George Jones, seaman,
shipped at Naples,-his place of nativity unknown.
I>ft or. Ihswrerk 31
v Picked up in the boat ~ 15
„ »V Total, 46 •
List of American vessels left nt’Naples April, IP,
18ip Ship Hercules of Salem, rapt. Edward
West—do Francis do Win. Haskell—brig Hump
do Win. Land*r—do Victory do Joseph F«lt—seh’r
Nacv-y db John llnlimn —do William drwJL Turner
—do Fortune do Martin—do Miry do Joiin Derby
—brig Two Betseys of Beverly, Gardner—sch’r
D»ve do Thomas—ship Trent of-Boston Cavm
disb—brig Pi.oenix do Haskell—seli’r Louisiana
do Timothy Newhall—do Maria do Richd.‘Cleve
land—brig Nancy Ann of Newburyport, Moses
Browm—do John do I’d. Currier—sch’r Peace do
William Raves—do Syren do John J-.invrin—do
Amherst of Duxbury Bradford—brie Oruzimbo ol
Baltimore Rirhaid Holden—sch’i Kile do Alexan
der Thompson—do Hound, do Nathan Warren—
brig Emily of New York Waterman—srb’r Urania
dn J. M. Peck—I rig Ruth & Mary Philadelphia
Gardner—sch’r Shadow dn Mathews.
Positively the Last Night of Performance.
NORFOLK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, the 29th June,
Will bfe presrnted the Grand.Musical' Romance,
interspered with Dance, Song, Chorusses, See.
cailod the
FORTY THIEVES.
ACT I.
Scene I—Opens with a view c.f the Fairy’s Grot
to, at the extremity of a L^ke, by Moonlight—The
Sylphs and Fairies form a Dance ; after which the
Fwh in. enter into a chariot, drown hy two Wteile
Swans—the hark of the scene opens anil discovers a
•wood, with All Baba and his Son on the road to the
Forest.
Scene II—The Forest—The Robber's Cave—A
distant view of the Mountains, where are seen pas
sing fvm«ag the rocks Forty Thieves on IJorseliuck,
—the banditti enter, pronounce the ch irm, and the
enchanted cave opens with a tremendous sound_
The caravan with tfie Bashaw’s daughter, is seen to
pass over the mountains, who are attacked by a ban
ditti, and the prissners confined in a cavern.
Scene IV—Inside of the Wood Cutter’s Cottage.
ACT II.
A grand view of the inside of the Magiek Ca
vern.
Scene V—A Garden by Moonlight—The oil jars
arc discovered where the robbers are concealed, in
which Forty Thieves are destroyed bv ft Woman.
Scene VI—Inside of the Robber’s Cave opens, and
discovers Altdailoh and i£elie, guarded by furies_
At the moment the cruel enchanter is going to exe
cute. his threatened vengeance, the power of the fai
ry interposes—Ardenelle enters—Orcnbrand is self
e l by Demons, and sinks into a flaming gulph—The
scene changes to a grand aiiuierranean perspective
view of the Fairy’s Palace, with a moving cascade.
To which will be added the much admired Farce
of the
. JEW AND DOCTOR;
'' OR.
. A Prescription for Happiness.
Doors to be opened at Six, and the Peiformanse
to commence at Seven o’clock precisely.
C> Admittance One Dollar — Tiokels tiS be had
•t the Ledger OtTi, e, and at the Office of the Thea
tre.
For Freight or Charter,
The Brig CEPIIALUS,
--»Arthnr Emmrrson, master.' buriher
ISOO barrels, can be ready to receive a cargo in five
dayp. For terms apply to
Caton & Veale.
KV have for Sale,
300 barrels Suffolk Tar, a-ffoat,
300 do. Carolina do. do.
20 quarter casks Malaga Wine,
SO half quarter casks do.
Juue S3.
2aw2w
itjCTEH FOR CHART HR,
S<>od Ship Concordia,
«k.$*SsKaCapt. H ledge, shnut 350 hogsheads
burthen—— Han on beard for Sale,
A few bundles of good Hay.
ggj£\ The Brig SUKfcY,
Capt. Giddings,
,^SSw«ah<i«t ICOo hxrr-ls, a good vessel, is
oiso offered for freight. Apply to the master on
board, or
c.
Fry.
June 59.
THE SUHSCRiBF.il
Is authorised to receive proposals un
td t.ie third Monday in July next, for the purchase,
of the TRAC 1' OF LAND, formerly cnnyeyM in
Trust by the late James G. Martin te the Justices
of Norfolk County—Said Tract contains 400 acres,
is said to be well timbered with Oak and Old Pine,
is situated near the Mount Pleasant Road, about«e
ren miles from the Great Bridge, and about two
from the North Landing; to the latter place a good
read has been lately made.
Andrew Kidd.
June 2r.
ACS* NOTICE.
GENEROUS REWARD will be given to any
person who will give information to the Subscriber
*f the residence of NICHOLAS BOURNE, late
master of the schooner Isabella, whreh was driven
on shore at Great F.gg Harbour, in the month of Fe
bruary. 1809— and of WILLIAM HEATH, mate,
md OBEDIAH DILL, seaman, on board the schoo
ner Trio, JA.\fES 1'AJITIE, lde master, .which
Sided Lorn Wilmington, in Ndrth-Carolina, on the
1st Feljrmiry, 18C9, tn such manner that their depo
sition may.lie taken in a oanse now depending in the
district court of North-C-rolina, to sit at Wilmiur
IBn io October next. • * *
James ThorbumPi .
Norfolk, Juae 18,, t®iQ. . , „ j
N. B. The pegpons abovemetitinncd are suppos
%
to belong tn tW state of Massachusetts, and to -
in or »«r Boston. ,. eoptUtOct.
y/ '** 1 j ..Ji f
Taiui*g>-Our Thwr* will cer
««njrtg, ** the Company flaw advertised !«%*&
form in Petersburg on Monday Wext, where Mas
trr Payne is to uppe-u in Norval. \Ve apprehend
the Managers have not received the reward which
their exertions have merited, during this short
campaign. The attention of the Managers to the
publick, deserve approbation. The terms on whivb
Muster Payne has been engaged, independent of
other performers, are proofs that expense Jus not
bern spared on their parts. In this evening’s per
formance, it is to be hoped, they will experience the
poblick palionage with the liberality that distin
guishes the citizens of Norfolk.
The Secretary of the Treasury, who had
gnne to spend the summer in the western parts of
Pennsylvania, has returned to Washington, to meet
we presume the heads of departments.
It appears that the French Minister General
Turreau, has demanded that Captain Porter should
be dismissed the service of the Unitfd States, for
detaining a schooner of His Imperial and Royal
Majesty. The demand has not been complied with,
but in what manner it was received has not been
stalej We hope the tmn is very distant, when our
gallant officers are to be disgraced at tire instance
of t» foreign minister. Mr. Turreau has yet to
It.tin that the principles and genius of our govern
ment d» notallow o,l surh summary proceedings.
Mr Truster,
Although it may require great forbearance on the
part of those of our fellow-citizens, wlip have been
abused and robbed by pirates, to see those very
wretches parading o«r streets with apparent wealth,
acquired by’their ru-n, we hope that a respec t for
our law?, respect for the honour of the American
character, will confine resentment to the limits
prescribed Ly the laws. The country has recently
leen inundated by some of the vilest wretches that
ever disgraced humanity, and who while our coun
try affords them an assylum from the just resent
ment of the Spaniards, and the conscription oflheir
master, are now preparing the means foi future de
predations on the property of our fellow-citizens.—
More of this anon ! <• Look Ou r ”
Arrived herein Saturday last the Rassian am
bassador, Count l'ahtev, with bis secretaries and
suite. He has taken lodging at the Union Tavern.
Iadepen. American, June 26.
CONTINUATION OF
Late European Advices,
Received at Boston.
fnhKCIl PAPERS.
Report of the Minister of General Police to the Em
perour.
„ Paris, April 27.
I inform year majesty, that the Sirhr Bcrthe
my, officer of tbe staff attached to prince Ferdinand,
and commandant of (I e castle of Valancay, had ac
quainted me with the introduction into tbm ra<.tle
of a baron deKolli, calling himself minister of Eng
land to prince Ferdinand, who having been brought
to my office, I transmit to your majestv the follow
ing letters, annonneing his Hrrest. Kolli is „ pr|.
soner in tbe castle of Vincenhes, and I wait the nr
ders of your majesty upon this affair. The diamonds
and other effects of which he was the beartr,' ate
deposited at tbe office of general police.
(Signed) •• FOUCHE."
No. I. Is a letter to the minister of general po
lice, by M. Eerthfiny, announcing Kolb's arrest,
amt bis being forwarded to Paris.
No. II. Is a letter Irnm prince Ferdinand to Mr.
Ri rthemy, governor of the c.stle of V-Uncay, del
ed April 8, apprising him of tbe conduct of Knlli.
No. III. Is a copy of Kolli’s examination at the
c.fln e of general police.
No. IV7. Is a letter from Charles IV. addressed
to the king of England, in 1802, announcing the
marriage of tbe prince of Asturias. It was given
to Kolli, with a marginal note by the marquis Wei
!esb v, to be used as a credential to prince Ferdi
nand. On tbe bark of the letter the following was
written in the band of marquis Wellesley :
“ 1 lie undersigned principal secretary of state of
his Bnt.mnick majesty tor the foreign department,
declares that this letter is truly the same that big'
Catbnlirk majesty, Charles IV. addressed to his
Britannirk majesty, George HI. on occasion of the
marriage of the prince of Asturias, now king Ferdi
nand V II. This authenrit k document is confided to
the persons who will have the honour ol laying it
betore hisCatholirk majesty Ferdinand VII.'to ve
rify their mission.
•« WELLESLEY”
“ Downing Street, February 26, 1810.""
No. V.
Letter from George III. signed in his own hand, to
Prince Ferdinand, entrusted to Kolli.
Sir—My BROTirctt—I have long wished fof an
opportunity to’ transmit to your majesty a letter
signed in my own hand, expressing the livelyimei -
est and profound regret I have fell since your maje*.
ty has been removed fioni your kingdom aifti loyal
subjects. Notwithstanding the violence and cruel
ty with which the usurper of the throne of Spain
overwhelms the Spanish nation, it muid prove a
great consolation to your majesty to learn, that
yoor people preserve their loyally and attachment
to the person of their lawful k.ng, and that Spain
make| cootinual efforts to .uphold yoor majesty's
rights and to republish the in>Teprndenre,(N the
monarchy. This »e»ource« “of ‘my kingdom, 10V
fleets and armies,f shall fca eruployed to assist* j oar
inujcsly’s subjects in this jteat e«u£, and toy ally,
(he.prince regent of Portugal, has also lontrjbufed
^lerseverancc uf a fmthful
' • . , -
*
wfr among a 'people -wht^ are unanimous 1*%^.
#.s».m (or year majesty* glory. v 71
1 annex t* tins feHert*t#*pyof fhecredeptwfc
Afatrh iUy-minister in Spaihris to present tn ths
Control Jobu that governs'there in the name, and
by the authority of your majesty.
I entreat yorf majesty to rest assured of my s»u
cere friendship, arid of the true uitaibment with
which
l am, sir, my brother,
Your worthy brother,
(Signed) GEORGE U.
(Countersigned) p VV ELLE8LEY.
At the Queen’s Palace, London, Jan. si, l8to.
No VI. Is a lett#h from George III. to priflve
Ferdinand, being a copy of the full powers granted
to Hem y-Wellesley.
No. VII. This ts a letter from M. de Berlbemy,
giving a description of the festivities at tbuaastie
V,.Unity, on the 1st ot April, in honour of the era*
peraur s marriage ; upon which orrasion the Spa
nish Primes are represented as haviug studiously
embraced every opportunity of manifesting their joy
■>t the event. They attended the Chapel at the
Castle, rind at the conclusion of the Te Deum, prince
herdmand was the first to exclaim, “ Long live the
emperoar, long live the empress.” The toasts af
ter dinner were, by prince Ferdinand.—•“ Our au
gust Sovereigns Napoleon the Great, Hud Maria
Louisa, bis august spouse. By prince Charles,
“ ‘be two Imperial and Royal Families, of France
and Austria.” By prince Aothony, “ the happy u
mon of Napoleon the Great, and Maria Louisa."
AL D Amezaga at the tahleof the-officers of their
household, gave Napoleon the Great, and Marta
Louisa, the glory and delight of France audGermu
ny; me v Divine Providence grant them a long and
happy life." 'i be castle and pafk were illumiaated
in the evening with between 3 and 9000 lamps.
No. VIII. Is a copy of a letter addressed to M.
Bmherny by prince Ferdinand, acquainting him
with his wish to become the adopted son ul Lisina
Lovdon. May 13.
FROM CADIZ.
The loss of fort Mutagorda, which was not in a
situation to withstand the overwhelming force ot
the besiegers, it 1* apprehmdeJ, will enat>!<» the
hiench very murh to impede our passage by sea to
the watering place at the Isli . tvt it is the opinion
.the naval othcers, that fro impediment they can
raise caw effectually prevent our vessels from ob
taining the water. Another serious inconvenience
that will result from the loss of. Fort Matagorda,
and our leaviug that anje the water, is, tlmt it
will
enable the Frpu-h partially to bombard Cadiz, and
to render our anchorage room very confined—It is
intended, however, that the shore from Cadiz- to
Puntnl, and from the Punt.il to Fort St. Fernando,
shall be lined, with mortar bailers and gnns, to meet
the enemy, in case they should ihinw op works for
the purpose above mentioned.
M »y 15.
i>y me racKet which brought the Cadiz mail, M.
Colon, (Columbus) a lineal descendant of the great
navigator, end nephew of the Duke of Verrgoas,1
arrived in this coontiy. This gentleman is to ie at
tached to the Spanish legation resident at this court.
The gentlemen who proposed to tod for the loan.
vt-Hiied on Mr. Perceval mi, Friday. The sum wan-.,
ed for the service of the year, is 8.000,0001.-for Lo
gland, & 4000,0001. lor Ireland, besides 1,500,0001.
lor Ireland, to be contracted lor in that country.
We understand that there will lie no new taxes ;
and some relief will be given from the vexations
now practised in collecting ihe assessed taxes.
letters Iroin Hamburg c,| the /lh inst. mention
the resignation ol Count B-ihstort, Piiuie Minister
at Copenhagen,and his brother, Minister lor Fo
reign Aliairs. 1 he cause ol these resignations is
said to he the pertinacious obstinacy »i his majesty
the King of Denmark, in his adherence lo v hat is
culled the Continental System, in complian-'e with
the wishes oi France. For so.n« tirar past tl.elaws
ol France have prohibited raw soghts Irom being
introduced into the continent, which, nevertheless,
found their way I y „ circuit,.us roula. Means were
likewise devised lo get them exported into France**
refined sugars, which were not prohibited ; ihe
n.iots, hy a Certain pron ss at Holstein,Tcmniugen.
and other plares, so lar succeeded in refining ra~
sugars, that they found an easy introduction into
France and other parts of the continent. As soon
as the King of Denmark was acquaint'd with tv
means ased to delude, as he conceived, the French
government, he ordered a stop H> he put to Ihe prac
lice. The mercantile part of the Danish nation,
tec ling themselves sorely aggrieved on the occasion
petitioned again and again to bp suffered.to proceed
tn the system of refining, but without effect. The
Prime and FoVeign Ministers, fully persuaded of the
necessity of encouraging t he nnporlatini* of colonial
produce, are said to have seconded most strenuously
the efforts of the Petitioners, toil to no purpose ;
and the Result was before stated, their resign*’
tion.
HOUSE OF COMMONS—May 14, !
Mr. "Whitt.-read StateO to the hous«, that if- the
late secretary for foreign affairs (Mr. Canning) -w.h
ID his place, he was prepared lo ask him spate,
questions relative to the late correspondence With
Ameiicu. H* did nnt intend to make any motion
ps he had looked into the papers-, mod found it use*
nscessary.
‘ Cadiz, April 27.
'Vi« learn that don V'aUtPsmpo,1 having received
intelligence that the army of Ariagori had marched
to Catatonia with a view of beam* O’DonneTs
ejjrps, marched to baraguss^ which he eoterad
without the least opposition. . Vso
1 April 30.e > - -
Since the dvaiftritioh of FhK M.itagcrda.Whave
hied nothing material happen ; both side* are tin
dooht making f-renperafieirtfor further attempt*.
All the intelligence we received 6mm Cilia
of »>•* «hvi«dlWn»|*»nptH,o. Admiral
.surname
its «►* Wavktwm®
stinat* emrftir* cOroe.t. efc
complete defeat ^f'XWSw&hjblft
. *»«, couirnandeilbv^eR, Sft^wtute
vjng woeiv.d.tfcu sroumh.owpd the
b» life to the swiftness „f abora
io»t 500 killed, end had 2f)<? Uitenv
rf,t wer* dispersed, and pursued IM
ccmna, without kn
seeks.
>Virj»».v, AprU Uj | ,
>n consideration of the l».ea>
" hu h aue yearly sent nut; of ih.. »f:TL|jy.3
our government has adopted the resolution
"ol to »nv longer an eruih- of ttade/lat
Ihil II ihalM.e taken i;n.i»r th« irnmedmu «**aaftS».l
ment and superintendence! of ^(wer.Mient, jar Sea'
saute m.innera* Utbarou. » * ****
The impoitatinn of sugar remain*onpiNddfoifeA*
m the Austrian dominions, an./,the i»»wm ^iST*
H constitutes a necessary ingredient of, aMrkKte/
d.cul preprations. .■ ./,„ ^
. . , Maita, tyttreb ifi. re
Information has Leen just teemed, that th*
Island of Lias*, situated in the Adrioy, ),Ht^j .
ten into our possession. From suclflh acquisition
it is reasonable to expertthdt «.nside©»hfr«d«»«* /
loses will result, it being very rommodihualy situau
ed to form a depot tor thatatrodaetion JjL&tfLl*-'
di« tnto Germany; both Britishmeauf»rt»r«» and
cnlnniat produce.
tk r | » Co^A^TtxortF, March jfc , t
The Engl sb envoy, Mr.Adair, has nhtuioedfnun
his government the permission to return,;■whirbha
requested, and will 6ooi» depart, |Ur. Gdnt^i^faia^
phew of the late English secretary; of state).wii'lirai.,
main bete ns Charge d'Adaires. * »
Four ships with provisions, hare arrived ip eat/
harbour, which has given great satisfaction tot ha
people, h» *t have been much in want of a snout*
Gazette Marine Memoranda*
ARRIVED.
Sch’r Paragon, Waughop, H dfiys frofn
provident, Tnrtle and Pio* Apples, Cunoinlfelw
5t S*un-i--ih.
Srh’r Plnughboy, Hall, 56 hoort fromClarW
ton.
Brig C phalus, Emerson, 4 days from PhiUdd*.
poia.
Sch’r Antelope, Munson \ i d4ys from City ofSf . *
Domingo, Coffee, George Wilson.—Left Mterr sct.Sr
Caroline, Precious, of this port, time of sailing oW'
certain. : mfsm
Sloop'Betsey, Fry, *% da ye from Anngjfc Fro#,
f •Fry'~3pok1e SChT’r Rl,!la’ TiP^‘»R. I7«yi from
this port hound to Jamaica. ‘ ; ^
Fesnls spoktn front thi$ port. Jon. 3, ifo 1*t
41,21', long. 47, 40. I.rig Ceres, Liifcoln. of Vftt*
(•asset. IS Wavs „nt , '.1:. e*' ii—
Shark for/1, ..f Portsmouth, *. h. 17 days oat bound '
to Falmouth. - J ' « tf
«• NOTICE.
There will be a Charity
preached by the Rrv. Mr. $ym«, m Sunday '
in the Episcopal Church, for the benefit of-th
dre^ under the c*re of the Pemule Charity
cietj.
v -4 ’
Ma7 Chandler'
r*rx
l (>-N.OR ROW, (Saturday) at *?L
o'clock, on Maxwell's wharf, iheCARGC
schooner AnteUpe-Counting r>f
40,000 weight Green Coffee,
40 poncheon* Antigia Rain. ~
Terms, 3 and 4 month*, approved i *
The Sch’r AN—"
One credit of 4 and 6 mi»otfU-*ep
proved notes.
June ?0.
On Tuesday the third day of Mr,
M Xf o'Cl*tH WJ
Will be Sold on the premise*. '■* ~ *
v A Two Story B ttlT.K . iftnittetr•
On Conc<ml-Street, 18 hv ‘20, i JuL ( 'gjffimri
CASH* seventy-two dollars DeriJhmn—T>s^«y)
' AVra. B. Iamb.
June SS. ......... m |
THE AT
On Wednesday die mh of ft
Will be Soldet Publick. Auction «fi£U o’CU
. the premises, * ' y
THE NORFOLK THEA1
With the Seen*rjr, 8cc.' as ext
Trust executed by Thonwr'T..
Lindsay, deceased, sol* Trustee,,
do* to sundry Subscriber* thereto.*
known on the day of sale.
» Francis S. TV
7b the Petue ll iliiim Linde
Jane <1*. • jjkufil
On Monday the 9th
«’Clock, on Ct
reserve, .
50 Loss Mai
* 4- 1&4»| -
3 tons
10t> beg*
*00 dollars, S
■4m* m&
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