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meats be accompsoied by bis coniufs cer
tificates in tfoir mpectrn ports of clearaace.witb
oat which documents do sestet will \)t admitted to
•o entry.' I coinmutiscats this to you, is order to
publish the seme to met individuals or merchants,
within jour consulate whom it may concern that tu
so instance they may altedge ignorance. Request*
log you to give me timely notirt after the execution
of the same.
■ God preserve you many years.
Philadelphia, 27th May, 1810.
(Signed) LEWIS DE ONIS.
LATEST FROM SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
By tb« ship Augustus, Capt. Bachus, from Lis
bon, whose arrival was noticed last evening, we
have arcoonts th(pe days latest from Portugal and
four days latest Irutn Cadiz. Capt. B. left Lisbon
on the 17th April, at which time the allied army
of Portuguese and British troops, on the frontiers,
■was understood to he 100,000 strong. The recent
reinforcements from England, being considerable,
the portion nl British troops was rated at 30,000
•Ifective men well appointed. The combined ar
mies rather courted than apprehended an attack
from the French ; whose advance was not talked of
at Lisbon, where great confidence continued as to
t&cir Safety.
Previous to the sailing of the Augustus, they had
accounts from Cadiz to’ the 12th A pril [tao days la
ter than tbe fabricated account of its capture.] No
advance had been made by the invaders fur the last
week. On tbe contrary, the French troops, it it
aaid, bad abandoned Port St. Marys, whence the ci
ty obtained water as usual. It was supposed, that
the French Generals withdrew their troops, either
from fear of being Duponted [rut off by advancing
too far] or in order for a concentration of force,
and vigorous attack on the combined armies cover
ing Portugal, and which it might lie feared would
■ advance should their opponents continue much lon
ger wasting their resources under the walls of Cadiz.
The whole island of Leon becomes stronger and more
inaccessible every day, insomuch that Cadiz can
only be reduced (if it ever fall) by a protracted and
costly siege. They have cut a canal across the
island about midway, or 6 m;lrs from the city, and
,ba\» fortified the city side, mounting heavy cannon
in such positions, as to command the gut and rake
the causeway; so that should the French become
possessed of the end next the mame, they can only
approach the city, tinder the fire of the British fleet
and gun boats in tbe canal, and of the cannun on the
adverse hank. \V« are assuied that immense will
b* 1 he loss of France brfore Cadiz will Surrender.
Tbe surrender is not expected. fed. Gaz.
SIEGE OF CADIZ.
From the inrreased’Mrrnglli ot the island of La
on. the jast cause of ti.eSpa.nisb Patriots, and the
•iiarguas end resources of their British Allies, the
piesent ptospevts of tbe people of Cadiz are not so
ploomy as by former accounts. We do not so much
expect as we hupe lor tbe enutii ipation ol Spam;
y*t certain it is. that tbe numerous French hordes
' have so eaten out and destroyed the country, that
great difficulty is experienced by the sagacious king
Joe, in supply ing his brother's troops with provtsi
’ on»; every'thing must be conveyed from a great
distance, which costs time, labor, and money.
These fierce Dogs of War, impatient of delay, are
terrible in the open field; but are not much dispos
ed to face famine, and wear out their strength in
pelting the walls of a city, whose Banks and
Cburch Plate they cannot reach. The French
•oldier has been ton much indulged in stripping al
tars and hearing off church furniture, to sink down
willingly into a mere Balt-ring Rnm, with which
to knock against fortifications, whose known
Strength defies the thumps, and in whose bosom, if
forced, would be found cannon, bullets and knives,
substituted for the gold and valuables prudently
•hipped before tbe fall.
New-York, June 8.
By the British Packet Princess Mary, we have
received a Halifax paper of the -28th ult. contain
ing the following articles from London papers of
the 24th of April, being one day later than by the
Fair Helen.
II alifax, May 28.
The Allantirk and Unity, sailedfrom Portsmouth
on the 27th tilt, with upwaids of 50 sail of mer
chantmen for Qvebeck, &e. under convoy of his
majesty's ship Owen Glendower, captain Selby.
London, April 24.
We have received some Portuguese papers to tbe
nth instant. Tbe intelligence they contain con
tinues to be of a most satisfactory nature. The
Spaniards appear to be most successful in the har
rassing system of warfare which they have adopted,
and unless the accounts before us are wholly desti
tute of foundation, the communications between
the French army in Andalusia and Madrid, are in
great danger of being completely intercepted. The
van gourd of Bellcstero’s army had advanced to the
neighbourhood of Seville.
Messrs. M'Kenzie and Dickinson, who sailed
lately from Plymouth, to Morlaix, to negotiate re
specting an exchange of prisoners have arrived at
the latter place. They were received with every
mark of reBpeft, and immediately proceeded on
their journey to Paris.
Letter* have been received at Norway, which
tlnte, that all the American ships in the ports of
that country have been seized and were in a rourse
of adjudication ; many of Ibcm had been condemn,
ad upon the most trifling pretexts.
Letters from Konigsburg, of the 8th inst. state,
that in pursuance of the system to be adopted
throughout the Baltic, the court of Denmark has
issued a decree, which is to be enforced with the ut
most rigour, ordering that no ntutral shall he al
lowed to pass-the Sound, or to land -her cargo on
the Danish territory, which shall not have come
from some poi t of America, or direct Iroui the West
India islands.
A private letter has been received from Parie
dated the 30th instant, which repeats that the com
mon topic of conversation in that-city was, the re
establishment of a general peace, through the media
tion of tha emperour of Austria.
Letters from Nftlltt state, that his Neapolitan
majesty, Ferdinatm IV. intended to dispose of a
laige tract of land, hi-the way of lottery"; the tick
ets to’he sold atfiearly three guineas eae h. Several
•f the prizes will nut the holders ip possession of a
3i«Wty. -* .
A letter froth on board * tmnspol tin the harbour
r i\,Ki..iuaw. n aau>a^4 Was ham
...ijf Messina, dSfed ^February says—“ We bav*
C«rp», a distinguished officer, who lost hit lffin
the set vise. HeJjjts with him it battalion of U>rii'
Chatham’s regiment, am] the 4lh or King's regt.
1000 strong—a very tine body of men.
The reduction that has already taken place in the
Staff, comprehends five generals anlyj viz. Lieute
nant Generals Pigot, Lultus, Lord Cavon, and
Tarleton in England: and Lieut. General Campbell,
in Scotland. The districts in Yorkshire, and other
quarters, aie not, we understand, to be blended. •
Boston, Jone 6.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
We have nothing later from Europe than already
given; hut news may be expected hourly, as Capt.
Rang, who arrived yesterday from St. Michael,
spoke, on Saturday last, in lat. 41, Ion. 6'4, the
ship Eliza Anu, of Portland, Capt. Porter, 25 days
from London, for this poi t.
Centind.
Postscript.—After potting our paper to press,
we were favoured by Mr. A. Wood, jr. with Dub
lin papers fo 5th May, [received by capt. Bang,
from St. Michaels] containing London dates to the
2d May; and Paris to the lyth April. Their con
tents are unimportant. It was expected Parlia
ment would be prorogued immediately after the
B.rth-Day. It is said Mr. Yorke is to be First
Lord of the Admiralty. Considerate embarkati
ons of troops from Portugal and Cadiz were ahout
taking place. fin/.
latest from England.
By an arrival from St. Michaels, we were favour
ed last evening, with a fileof Dublin papers to May
5, iududing London dates to May 2. On a hasty
perusal we rind in them nothing of importance.
Sir FranciR Burdett was still ni the Tower, aud
all was quiet in London, 1st May. The king was
indisposed, occasioned it was presumed in conse
quence of the allair of sir F. Burdett. Mr. Yorke
was appointed First'Lord of the Admiralty, and
Parliament were about laying an additional per
cent, on the Valuation lax, a very unpopular mea
sure in the present crisis ol affairs.
We rind uothing mentioned of America.
Patriot. .
New Orleans, May 10.
It has been stated to us, that the sch’r L’Epine,
with her cargo, has been delivered up to the claim
ants t.y older ot tbe district attorney, by and with
the advice and consent of the collector. This ap
pears extraordinary, as she, ol all the Napoleon fleet
ol privateers that has entered our waters, is maik
ed wiili the strongest proofs of guilt. Among her
papers were found orders Irom her owner or owl^rs
to stain distress as soou as she should have made suc
cesslul captures, and under that pretext to enter tbe
rivsr Mississippi ; and further, tbe strong proofs of
her having plundered the ship John.
It certainly would he improper to publish or say
any tiling to bias the public in a case pending before
a couti.— This can he said with propriety, that if
those vessels, who, in defiunre of our neutrality
and our laws enter our waters, are not libelled and
fairly tried, that we pay a poor compliment to tbe
orders ofAbe President of the United States and u>
the oflktrs of the navy, whose sworn duly it is to
exerute tbe orders, and whose vigilenre do honour
to their profession. If we at* to te made the mock
a id sport of foreign nations, let n pnze court for
Napoleon, and another for John Bull (who at pre
sent does not trouble us) be opened in our city,
where prizes can be regularly condemned, and sales
ran be made much to the advantage of our revenue,
and in favour of our worthy brethren in distress.—
This it is presumable would give great, very great
satis)action to many men, whose modesty forbids
thuu to even suggest so talutaty a plap.
Master Paynes Second Night.
NORFOLK THEATRE.
On Thursday Evening, 14th Jytic,
Wilt be presented the Grand Historical Play qf
PIZARRO;
Or, The Death of Rolla.
The part of' Rolla by Master Payne.
ALONZO, by a Young Gentleman, being
bis first appearance on any Stage.
SPANIARDS.
Pizarro, . . . . Mr. Young, ^
Almhgro, .... Jones,
Las Cava*, «... Clark,
Davilla, ..... Utt,
Valverde, ..... Foster,
Centine.l, ..... Rutherford.
Elvira, ... M.s. Placidc.
PERUVIANS.
Ataliba, .
Mr. Clark,
Orizerobo, .
Rutherford,
Old Blind Man,
M'Donald,
Foster,
Orano, .
Boy,
Master K. Placide.
Cora,
Mrs. Green,
Cora's Child,
Miss Clark,
Virgins of the Sun, Mrs. Clark, Utt, See.
In Act II.
Procession of the Priests and Virgins of the San.
The sacrifice is accepted by Fire from Heaven
March of Warriors.
In Act r.
A view of the Recess or strong hold of the Peru*
vians, accessible only by a narrow pass—The wa
ter-fall or bridge on which Holla is shot
To which will beadded.tbe Comic Opera of
THE PURSE;
OR, THE GENEROUS TAR.
Edmund, .... Mr. Foster,
Baron,. Clark,
Theodore, . . • « Janes,
Will Steady, . « . . Green,
Page, . . . Master H. Placide.
Sally, . , Mrs. Green.
Doers to be opened st Six, and the Performance
to commence at tje»en o'clock j
• AdmiUan?* One L>ullai.»Tuketr lo he had
s Ledger GAfrt, and|l the Office of .the Tbda
st the 1
tre*
‘ 'Wfm
, . port, •allied tin tl ,
ChatM*rh»fh, ofthirpwrvtwt__,
Porahontas, Tompkitw, lo*<tia| for London.
Scl/r Arttelope, Green, 4 days from Charleston.
i bf»k Ehii«, Grant, 43 day* from
Waterford, (Ireland) Glass Ware, Martin Fisiu -
S«br. Happy Couple, Small, 15 day* from St.
Bartholomews, Runt and Coffer, Eugene Higgins.
Sehr. August*, Hovey, 10 days from New-Provt
denoe* Pine Apples nnd Turtle, Muse* Myers tt Son.
—Left at Ehthare, sloop Bellona, Parker, to sail
fur Baltimore in 4 days. W'
Sch'r Freighter, Levering, 15 days from St. Bar
tjiolomews. Ballast, Butlei & Seymour!
SehV Fortitude, New, 17 days Irom Turk's Is
land, Salt and Turtle, Moses Myers & Son.
Sloop Union, Foot, 15 days from St. Bartholo
mews, Sugar & Fruit, C. Fry.
The ship Georgia Planter, Brown, hence, was
left at Falmouth the 23 April.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
CUSTOM-HOUSE— Entbhkit,
Ship General Colburn, Prime,
Cadiz,
Harriot, Chase,
Newbury port.
Sch’r Agosta, Huvey,
New Providence.
Freighter, Levering,
St. Bartholomews,
Happy Couple, Sniall,
do.
Fortitude, New,
Turk’s Island.
Hope, Lincoln,
Boston.
Delight, Burt,
Newport,
Brave, Frisbie, >
Portsmouth, s. m.
Sampson, Dennett,
do.
Antelope, Green,
Charleston.
Sloop Union, Foot,
9t, Bartholomews.
Seahorse, Castinn,
Westport,
Phoebe, Hamilton,
Philadelphia.
Cleared.
Ship Concord, Storer,
London.
Seb'r Rabbit, Bailey,
St. Thotuas.
Betsey, Dola,
Philadelphia.
Abarllinn, Mahon,
do.
Sally & Eliza, Cary,
do.
Gloriana, Harlow,
Sagg liaihour,
Guardian, Tatem,
New York,
Resolution, Patten,
do.
Ambassador, Thomson,
do.
Trimmer, Ball,
do.
Dolphin, Balianre,
do.
Sloop Mary Ann, Foster,
do.
The Schooner Plough boy, Hall,
vill sail for ChurLsIon To Morrow. June 13.
1*1
On Saturday the 23d instant, at 11
o'clock. Will be Sold on the premises,
That Valuable LOT of LAND,
Os Smith'* P*int,
Opposite to the house of Mrs. Brunet—This is a
most desirable and healthy situation, and can be di*
vided into building lots to suit purchasers.
Alto,
The HOUSE and LOT,
Formerly occupied by Mr. John Newell—Terfel
will be made known at the sale.
Francis Smith.
Jane 13. 4
Fencing Exhibition.
Mess. G. 6. Morien K Francis Nicholas,
Originally from France, respectfully inform the
inhabitants of Norfolk, that they intend opening a
GRAND FENCING EXHIBITION, Thu Even.
ink, June 13, at Mr. Malgne’s Long Room—
Me**r». Morien atul Mcholat flatter themselves
that from their knowledge and experience of this
noble science, that this exhibition will surpass any
thing of the kind ever before seen in this plaCe._
Amatuers of this art art particularly invited to at
tend.
Exhibition to commence at Seven o’Clock.
Price of admittance 7S Cents.
June 13. . _ 1*
FOR SALE,
The HULL of a VESSE1-,
0/ the tottomng dimtntiont:
60 feel keel, straight rabbit,
S3 1*2 feet beam,
13 1.3 feet hold.
She is a high deck vessel, and is upwards of 302 tons
carpenter's measure, will carry about 1600 to 1800
barrels, faithfully built, and cab be ready to lancb
in a fortnight—The payments will be made easy for
good endorsed notes. For terms apply to Mr. JAR
VIS, the builder, where the vessel may be seen, or
to the subscriber.
Holt Wilson.
Portsmouth, June 13. ' tf
WINES.
Teneriffe in pipes hiids. and qr. casks,
Sherry, D. Q. brand, in quarter casks,
Malaga Mountain, in do.
For Bale by
Moses Myers & Son.
ALSO,
2000 bbls. fresh Richmond FLOUR.
June 13. tf
The White, or Bowyer's Sulphur
Springs,
GREENBRIAlt COUNTY, Vuigikia.
THESE highly and justly celebrated waters, to
gether with the building* end * part of the lan
ded estate, appertaining thereto, have been leased
by the Subscribers, who mean {o exert their utmost
power to prepure for the reception and cotnfortahfe
accommodation of as many as a want of health, or
a wish to preserve it may induce to visit these well
known fountains of health—The salutary effects of
which, they hope and believe, will be much increas
ed by the additional comforts hi the accommodation
which the bubacribrrt men to eSbrd. IV aeeson
will commence oe die Firt dap mV, U10>
But a good Tavern will at ad tiwss 0* kept open
for the reception end accommodation of tray slier*
ndotben, under the careef Mr. JAMES FRAZER,
• moat rewccUble roan, for whoa* good nMjct
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M penchren* well lowered ARrtgwTun*.
11,000 wt. good Green COiTRR, landi*
^>ard the schooner Happy Couple, ef C
Street wharf—Fur Stale 7
tjtfr he HU
Genuine Patent and Family Medi*
cine*,
Celebrated Ter the Cure ef Runt timn, to irbich 'be Her
nuiBudjr is lunie.
Prepared 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ *■ ' <*•
pared only by tie tide Proprietor, *
.X^'DYO’I'f, M.U *
of the ‘Isle l>r. Robertson, of Edinburgh.
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GltZtfrATAA
Stomachic Elixir of Jlealtb.
(Puce our dollar and Fifty Cents ) •'
One of the most efficacious Mediciner, ever offimd I
the publick, for the speedy relief and euva of at
coqjhs, colds, consumptions, the hoojin* eongh,»
pains and wind _____ _
iu the stomach, removing habitual
ness, sickness at the stomach, dysentcTie^"*
hr», severe griping*. the Miunm bowel - ■
•Uen, Ac. Ac.
DR. ROBERTSON’S V
Vegetable Nervous Cordial*
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Nature’s Grand Restorative. *
(Price Onr QoUnr mnd fifty Cenf.fi
It annhdentiy recommended at the mnst eficacimd
dicine, for the speedy relief and cure of art nefvrmt
plaints, impurities of the blood, seminal weakness,
and various complaints, resulting from sect at imps
of youth and dilKpaied pleasures, residence jg,
mates, the iramodergte use of tea, the unskilful nr
ale of mercury, to often destructive to the
and discatrs peculiar to females at a CtftQii
bxrrenuots, At.
5 O*
DR, RO BERTSON^
Patent Stomachic Wine Bitten. *
(Price One DoOtr.J
These celebrated and well known Bitters am aaginmad
purely of vegetables, and am particularly adapted C* tester.
rn| weak constitution*, rleinfing and ftrtrftmnln. the
ftnmach, and iucreafing the appetite; they am 'eatrcrimtw
serviceable in all seasons, but eartimletty fc un f*“
proach of warm weather, When MUieut habits e»g
such total less of appetite. Aim a certain piers _
H*u>st intermittent fevers tod agues, djysauarlm, d».
DR. ROBERTSON*
Celebrated Gout k Rheumatic
f Price Twe Dollar ».}
A sale and effectual cure for the (out, rl
bafn, Done and gravel, swellings and w<
sprains, bntif.-s, and all binds of green wounds j
pains in the heed, face Sad body, Ufnttef
blains, froJen limbs, Ac.
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Infallible Worm Destroying
A Medicine highly necessary to be kept Inna fi
Price iO cents.
Dr. Dyott's Anti*BiUious
For the- prevention and cure of Bilious ainff
rets. Price Si Mats, large boxes to een
DR. DYOTrS..i
Patent Itch Ointmt
For pleasantuess, safety, expedition,_
ty, is infinitely superior to any other mudfciBU.L. __
of that moet disagreeable and lormewiud dlmiBw 1
ITCH. Price AO cent* per boa.
DR. ussors
Celebrated Gout and
ISP
Drops.
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(Price Du Boltin.J • X •*>
The Vegetable Balm of Life.
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(Price One Dottar.J ' *4
The Balm of Iberia,? fT
Eatracted from *n Iberian plant, for cet.n< fefetfe eC tbn
skin, and improving the complexioo, Ac: Ad. >’f
(Price Tw, DMtrk.J& » . * >
The .Restorative DentrmCCs,
Foreirsnsint, whitening, end preserving the Meth ski
gums. Price AO cants per but.
Since the above invaluable medicines
by Dr. Robertson, upwards of Seven
Persons have experienced iheif'hsppy
many of whom from the (reatefi debutty
Dt.l^ToTT, respectfully solicits the
that owing to the certificates of curve,
the efficacy of the above Med wines, ‘
merous for their insertion hi a
rjucnce thereof published pamphlets,
in the most demonstrated end conspicuous
deniable facu ticueAAv vinous of lha
clergy, snd moinbffiPwf the fecutsy j am
gratis of him
United States. . ,
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'The above
Jket received mndfitr Sate mt
ffeeere. Beneath Cured, <T Ob
may be hod gratia.
tP Take notice
ouine Medicines, am signed eft Am
the stgoaturo of lha mio
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