Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-06-01 00:00:00, page 3

wit of Ae way
disorder .—Idle
jHy criminal
trs are most earnestly entreated to keep
ns much as nossiMe within doors; or
sent on necess™ mand*, whether by
t, to restrict them most rigorously ns
ds of their return.
who do not observe these preeautions,
er may be I heir dtsvositvms, nre answerablefor
blood which may uiih.ippily be spilt.
persons who were wounded on Friday night
•reding well. A stout young man, an artisan,
who was shot through the body, and carried to St.
mrge’s hospital, is likely to recover.
nosl inteiestiog debate is expected this night
ha house of commons, on the subject oisir Fran
cis Burden.
Mr. Lly, an American gentleman, landed at LJn-1
srer yesterday morning rbarged with despatches
from ge'ntral Armstrong, at I’aris, to Mr. Pinkney, |
the Amei i.-an minister in London.
This gentleman came in a mitral corn vessel,
tund from Dieppe to London; lie was present at the
try of Napoleon and the young empress into Paris
on Monday last, whose marriage it appears was so
lemnized at St. Cloud on Sunday, as the guns or.
the roast announced on that day. lie was attend
ed by one servant, and procceeded do London tin
mediately. Mr. Peake, one of the tide surveyors
of the customs, accompanied him on his journey.
SECOND EDITION.
Clubt■ OjJice, 3 o'clock.
jThe artillery are planted on the ramparts of the
Ttrtlrer, the gales are closed, and no person is ad
mitted. The populace are in a great measure, dis
persed, and there is no appearance of further not.
THIRD EDITION. .
Four o’clock.
All is quiet in the city. The troops, alter leav
ing Sir Francis Burden at the Tower, did not re
turn through the city, hot went over London
Bridge, through St. Geoige’s I ids, ai.rl uvei West
minster Bridge, to the horse fcuaiils, ic. wliere they
arrived at three o’clock. Ail is also quiet r^ut
-life parliament house. The Westminster vnlun
<fScrs are ordered to assemble around the house of
commons, to protect the members on their way to
aud from the house. Tiitre is not, however, the
least appearance at pr-sentof any mob.
The part of the troops whirl/ was attacked on
their return from the Tower, and obliged to fire on
the populace was the rear-guard.
The regiment of light horse, that follow.,! ch s
to Sir Fraucis Burdett's carriage, was the ljii
light dragoons, the duke of Cumberland’s. It
commanded l.y lieut. rol. Grant. Captain Cochrane
the brother of lord Cochrane belongs to it.
GLOBE OFFICE—Tao oCM.
. We have learnt that the attempt to enter at the
dining room window of Sir F .on/e b.'use, failed,
*nd that the entrance- was effected ai-'i- kitchen
jjyntiow m front, by Oci.-iv and J. Townsend, two
«f the patrole belonging to Bow-street, who forced
npen the door with an iron ciow. After some diffi
culty aud traversing several dirk passages, they
found their way to the great ball, where they saw a
lusty gentleman and enquired of him whether Sir
Fr-ncis was at home? llo answered—“ Yes, Sir
Francis is always at home.” Hu asked—“Who
are you i" They ans wired “ The civil power,’* and
requested him to bring them t -. Sir Francis, with
-which be readily complied, and directed them “to the
drawing room, where Sir Francis was standing, ac
companied by lady Burdett, two young ladips and
a young gentleman, supposed to l>« his children and
his brother. One of the patrole who followed Oi
dy and Townsend, asked—“ Which is Sir Francis?”
—He answered, “ I am he; who are you; and
what do you want ?” Oddy replied, “ We are the
tucrivu power, ana are come to demand your per
son in tiie name of the king.” Sir Francis asked if
the sheriffs were in attendance? Ode ; said nut that
lie knew of, hut their officers ^fere. Sir Francis
then demanded their authority™ enter his house.
Ojdv in answer said he should immediately sc* it,
i instant the sergeant at aims and hisdepu
ed the room. They read the warrant of the
He refused to obey it. Oddy and J.
Townsend then laid holdof him hy each arm, and
•sid he vrns their prisoner. He asked for his hat,
and addressing himself to the lusty gentleman, said,
>. *s fusee is used I must go. He then kissed lady
Harriett, and parted with his family as if he was on
Jyleaving town for bis country seat. His brother,
the'tearjeant at arms, and Wright the messenger,
accompanied him in the carriage to the tower,
where they arrived exactly at twelve o’rlork.
Upoti the return of the troops from the tower
tuud eltd stones from the populate began to play
them in showers. Opposite the Trinity Huns*,
hey coaid eftdnre the assault no longer, br.trbarg
the multitude Sword in hand. The tiring of the
* «- :-M became now pretty general, and numbers
periple fell. The contest continued all the
jF-Teuchurch street, where a shot entering the
f Mr. Goodeve, a boot-maker, 43, killed a
Vi conversetion with Mr. Goodeveat the time,
shot penetrated into a warehouse opposite,
no mischief.
card ot 12 or 14 killed and wounded, a
the former were the men abovementioned—a
bricklayer, in the service of Mr. Thomas,
igh the neck. Of th« wounded there is
n the rroin dangerously—Willis of John
Street, Biarklnars, through the foot—another in
the arm, carried to Davis, a surgeon on Tower lull,
iany with sabre wounds^
ank, the mansion hofll, and all the shops
treets in the city, leading to the tower, are
shut up. |t would be impossible to get
C of the tower.
April 10.‘
ay, a full account uf sir Francis
d commitment to the Tower.—
oor was the gentleman whom, the poliee
addressed, on et.^teng |£y>aronei*«
bre Ji fasted in lira drawing room,
, wiffi lady Butdctt, her sister, the
uilfoid, »:.d !..dyMir';i, lailv Jane,
North, Ml*. WBttv, his son, Rohe? I
other," and .Jp*. 0'Cdni*>r. Mr.
entering,
e broke two pane* of glass. Mr.
O’Connor ran op to him. Sir Francis Burdett cal
led out not to hart the man, and be contented him
self with patting one hand to Li* breas and with
tbe other abutting the window. Sir Francis, his
son, and brother, shut down *11 the other windows.
The serjeant and officers then forced their • way
through the area as we stated yesterday, and is far
ther described in our report of the proceedings of
the.house of commons of last night. The ladies
wsre present during the whole time,
and betrayed
no symptoms of alarm.
In the course of tbeeveninp, lady uu.um,
her son and lady Guilford, paid sir Francis a visit
in his house ill the Towpr, which is that earl Tha
net occupied ; a good small house, with every con
venienre.
I'mm o «dork lust evening it lias rained heavily,
and almost incessantly up to the present time. To
this, as writ as to the great military foree spread li
ver the town and ils virinity, may be attiibutedthe
almost perfect tranquility that has since prevailed.
At 8 o’clock last night there was not the slightest
appearance of crowd or disturbance in the vicinity
of the Tower. It wears.the same aspect this day.
The avenues to the parliament house, during the
whole of last night, were also perfec tly free from
crowd and disturbance.
In Kentish town, and i's vicinity, the military
torre was so great, that every public house had not
less than from 8 to 18 soldiers quartered in it.—
They ate up all the provisions, and the inhabitants
could not procure a loaf of bread, hut hj sending to
loa n for it. The following is a copy ut the speak
er’s warrant, on which sir Francis was arrested by
the serjeani at arms :
“ Voter it, 6 die, Apr Hit, 1810.
“ Whereas the house of commons hath this day
adjudged, that sir Francis Burdett, baronet, who has
admitted that a letter signed “ Francis Burdett,”
.md a further part of a paper, intituled, “ Argu
ment,’’ in C'Mel's fVerkfy Register, (which Letter
and Argument tiie said house has resolved to be a
libellous and scandalous paper, leflecting on the
just rights and privileges of the said house) has been
• i guilty of a breach of the privileges of the
said house :
And whereas, the house of commons hath
thereupon ordered that the said sir Fran <s Burdett
: be, h r bis said offence, committed to his majesty’s
| To vpr of Loudon.
“ These are therefore to require you to take into
| your custody the body of the said sir Franc is Bur
I dell, and then forthwith to deliver him over into the
| custody oi the lieutrnaut of his majesty's Tower of
t London.
“ And all lh-mayors, baliffs, sheriffs, nrders.be
i fts, constables, and hciidhnrougbs, and every other
person or persons, are hereby required to be aiding
and assisting you in the execution thereof:
l *' for which this shall be your sufficient warrant.
“ (itven Under my hand this 6'tli day of April,
I 18.0.
“ CilAS. ABBOT, Speaker.
“ To the Ssrgtant at .rots, attending thcl^ouseol
commons, nr his d. ,.u< v
OLOBE OFFICE—Two o’clock.
The extra gaurds have been all withdrawn on the
uuisi .eot tie Tow»r. Ingress and egress areal
low d as usual; and oil is perleclly tranquil. There
is not even a cerHiu. I at sir Francis’s door ; and any
person may visit him with as perfect freedom as if
it were his own house in Piccadilly. Col. Wardh
and several other friends visited him this morning.
Il ls generally supposed that the house ol cuin
niofis will proceed this night to a vote ot expulsion
against sir Francis Burdett. The baronet’s letter
etrUwly apprars to court that sentence; hut mi
nisters will ut with their characteristic weakness,
. if .they attempt to inflict it.
Lugene l.cauhariiois, the son-in-law of Buona
parte, and his vireroy of Italy, is created Prince ol
Venice, witr suitable apanage of 1,000,000 of livfes
a year. It would appearthat in case ol failure ol
the Buonaparte line, the Crowns ot F'rance and
Iittly are to be devolved upon him. The reports ol
overtures of peace, oi the revival of the kingdom
of'PoLnd, and of the journey of the etnperour of
P.ussia and King of Prussia to Paris, are r. pealed
from various quarters in the Dutch papers.
April li.
The ram which fell almost incessantly on Mon
day night, and until 7 o'clock last evening, greatly
contributed to prevent the assemblage of auy idle
and disorderly groupes of the populare ; and if the
meant of safely resorted to in the distribution 01
the military all over the metropolis and its vicinity,
did nut inspire an idea ol danger, we might censi
der ourselves in perfect salety and tranquility.
Such, however, are tbe apprehensions entertained
by government, of the probability of a reiurrenre
«i the tumults and riots, that yesterday orders wire
issued to the Bloomsbury and several other volun
teer corps, to parade daily at 6 o’clock; and it w*»
intimated at tbe same time, that those who did not
attend on this orrasion, would be expected to sur
render their aims to tbe adjutants ol their respec
tive regiments.
All the accidents which occurred in consequence
of the conveyance of sir Francis Burdett to the
lower, have not yet transpired i and as most of the
wounded retired immediately to their homes in
> oaches, perhaps it will be some days before theex
tent of the mischief is known. It is however cer
tain that \V. Bryant, who was shot at tbe corner
«f Seething lane and conveyed to the London hos
pital, died shortly after his arrival there, through
loss of blood, from the wound that he received to
the throat; the accident occurred in his own neigh
bourhood ; he Aas a married man, by trade a brick
layer, aud had wmked in Mark lane for 18 years,
and was about ()0 years of age. 1« firing on the
mob in this quarter, two halls entered the parlour
window of Mr. Dal by, a publican, residing close to
the church in Stcerling-lane. Id Feucliurrh-street
a young man was shot through tbe heart; In the
agonies of death he leaped a considerable distance
liom tbe ground, and expired^
A youth of the name of John Use, roller tine
elerk to a house in Fisb-street hill, received a ball
iii his knee ; not being able to procur
p.-rtrvertd in walking home ; durin
it* jydkin
lelf out of his'koce
rtWlsel
the ball ‘ •
*
.mW
>’• hospital,
red to Si.
«
*>
iry sqoSOTreceive* *
, sad #»» conveyed h
r.Mfh. Mr. E'-stall, • (.nan r, wad b»( by. a
ball which mured the shop Mpbw .*» Mr.^ood
«re, boot and shoe maker, t»i the mrori «*f AJ, nr 111,4
1*1*. in which he happened to be; it Ainoi bu
right breast; be was taken immediately WSt. Tiwv
mas’s hospital; the ball was notextrated that day,
but the man ts expected to recover, at it would t»p.
pear from the following r*r«1, stuck up yesterday in
Mr. Goodeve’s window, to prevent unnecessary in
quirtes on the subject.
“ Thom.it Ebstul, corn meter, that was shot ie
this shop, is somewhat recovered, and it is supposed
will this duy have the bull extracted.
“ St. Thomas's Hospital,
i utsauy, tu oerocff.
At the corner of Mark lane, and at Cooper’s row,
the greatest confusion prevailed. Thtie are several
bullet holes in the walls of the house of Messrs.
Sharp & Co. grocers, near the former place, and
many persons, we undeistand, were wounded, but
not dangerously; some of the shot struck as
high *ts the second story windows, which proves
tnat the soldiers on lias occasion had fired above
the heads of the crowd. At Cooper’s row a num
ber of shot holes appear about the premises of Mess.
Danvers & Co. A young man was stiuck in the
lower part of the body, and tak<-n to an apotheca
ry s shop adjacent ; it is expected he will recover.
A man was also wounded in the shoulder near to
l. e same spot, and another in the arm.—Several
were taken home from the scene of actiou in hack
ney conches, of whom -we have learnt nothing.
There has not been the slightest symptom of a
disposition to disturb the publuk peace since Mon
day.
By the Dolly American, from Ceylon, we have
accounts of two French frigates horn Batavia hav
ing ruptured 13 American vessels, Hnd sever >1 other
country ships at 'lapunalns, on the northwest r<'»st
of Sumatra. All the Americans had large quanti
ties of specie on board, with which they were pur
chasing tbeir cargoes of pepper.
April 13.
A copy of the treaty between France and Moll .nr!
is given in another part of our paper, with a pro
rtarnation of king Louis, for carrying the cessions
which he makes into effect. By this treaty, the
whole of Zealand, Dutch Brabant, die. are incorpo
rated with France. II .Ihmii, thus redurrd, is to
support a navy of a sail of the line, 6 frigates, and
100 gun boats, and a military fores of 12,000 na
| lives and 6,000 French ; the whole to be under the
i ordersoi I'ranee. All American piodure which has
' reached the ceded provinces, and also all imported
J into the rest of the United Provinces, are placed
under sequestration, to he disposed of as Buona
parte shall hereafter think proper; and in return
lor all this, Holland is to have Munslcrlnud,
Fai.mouth, April 14
This morning arrived ihe Princess Augusta Pack
et from the Mediterranean; on the 28th Feb. lat.
33, 15, long. 1 J, 8, spoke the Ameriran brig Auro
ra, from Leghorn lor Cagliari, all well ;.and on the
1st of April, io l it. 47. 2, long. 10, 4, spoke the
ketrh Fortune, of Philadelphia, both masts gone and
abandoned by the crew.
Gazette Marine Memoranda.
ARRIVED.
Sfh'r Catharine Sheplterd, Forsyth, 15 day*
from Fort,. Rico, Sugar, Coffee and Hides, H. All.
mand. Left there brig Francis, Graves, of and tar
Philadelphia in 10 or 12 days; schrs Merchant,
Hamilton, of and for Baltimore, in 12 days; Vixen.
Skinner, of and for Norfolk, 5 days; Mary Anni
Brown, of and lor Boston, detained there 4 months
waiting for the Supercargo, to sail if ever ready ;
Fortitude, New, for Norfolk, 5 diys; Spanish
srh’r El General Cuesta, for New York, 2 days.—
May 18, lat. 21, 30, long. 6*, spoke hug Lion ol
New York bound to St. Jago, in a lepkv condition.
Srh'r Constellation, Fisher, 8 days from Phil*,
delphta.
Srh’r Thomas, Slone, 35 days from Angostuiy.
(Spanish Main) Molasses, John B. Battel.
Bug Fj mklin. Blair, 25 day from Havanna,
Rum, Wilson & Cunningham.
Spanish brig Nuestra Sonora del Pel*r, alias An
dm ia, capt. Randup,.30 days from Lagoiru, Bab
last, to the Master.
The ship Mary Ann, Russel, from this port ar
rived at Coves April 10—had been plundered by a
French privateer.
The ship ‘Industry, Efyan, from this port h»i
been condemned at Christiansand,
The ship Sophia, M Intire, hence arrived at
Cowes the 20lh April.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
CUSTOMHOUSE—Entered.
Brig Nuestra Senora del Pelar, alias Anducia, Run
dup, L» Guild
Franklin, Blair, Havanns
SchV Gloriana, ilarlow, Cuba
Two Brothers, Winns, Madeira
Ann Ballard, Langdon, lltvmnt
Cuthariue Shepherd, Forsyth, Porto Kirn
Thomas, Stone, Spanish Main
Cleared.
Ship Ocean, flayer, Falmouth
Sch'r Dash, Wilis, West Indies
Race-Morse, Smith, St. Jjgo
Sch’r ELIZA, Sever, will sail for
Baltimore on Sunday next. May 30.
FOR SALE,
10,000 bushels SALT, large Bona
vlsta, Turk’s-Island, and Cadis,
11 pipes Old French Brandy,
10 puncheon* well flavoured Antigua Rum
(part old,)
Real Holland and Anchor Gin,
560 gallons Lime and Orange Juice,
* Bourdeau* Claret in bottles,
3CC gallons excellent Shrub, 500 wl Pimento,
Fresh Imperial and Hyson Tea; Strong
and Table Beer, in barrels end half do.
, ■ and about
1000 tlorvn Porter, equ.-il in, flavor k strength
adfcr M§III the court sent.
^ ^Afr-’Ph Hayes* f
June 1. mf gm
.r.sU J-Sv - '■rW&t.jpMSSjfjk.f'*,-.
' . FOU SALE, "
10,000 bushels SA Lt, ]q
vi$t», Tmkh-lAmA. and cSa£ t
11 pipes Old Fi ench'Wiind*,
10 puncheon* well flavoured Antim Rfer
(partnM.J 9
R.'.,i Holland and Anchor Gin, JjfJ
500 K«itir„, l.hne ar'd <>t iiwt J.,<•*, ^W1^’
Buurdeatix Claret in bottles,
300 gallons excellent Shrub, 500 wU Plnttife
Fresh Imperial and Hyson Tea; Auric
and Table Beer, in barrela and halfd"
nnd about
1000 dozen porter, equal in fla*orksfred|i
to *n)’ mode on the comlueiit. ■ y**
Joseph Haycfi
for sale*
j iihds. prime Richmond Tobacco; *
** . , .,*■ Rappwhanock
500 bushel* Lisbon Suit, «
Whiskey in tierce**
,000 bushel* Indian Conv—And a ron-tant *im»ly ‘ 1
nm the manufacturer* of Richmond OnnwwZr
arranted equal to Baltimore, Brandywine, of «ny
...__ ^
Whisker inticrre*, *
5,000 bushels Indi.,n Corn—A
from the m tmf.c'isrei's of Ri
warranted equal to Baltimr.dj
other. ”
__“ne *'• * ^ 3» Co«»"*rc«*8tr|
Tortoise Shell Combs,
Just received and for Sale by . . ,
M. Ctnfc
Jeweller, No, tOS. Mirtn-Stw
FOR SALE, 4*:
good Barque Retime,
rorniil- ti* svyH-r f>r *•>», btirlheif *
bout 2000 barrel*, and ha* only made two voyage*.
Apply to _ >■>;*
Wawen Ashley. **■
mo offers fn Sale tie CorgdWtht taut Ship, ew*£
sit fiat of ■ _
61 hogsheads of Tobacco, 1
17J barrels Soft Turpentine, 30 barrel* Tar, ‘ X
11 do. Pitch,
2,500 Pipe and 30,000 Barrel Stave*. u: s'
June 1. ' *t M
To-Morrow at eleven o’clock, ah
be Sold at Comtnei ce.Street wharf, ftariwinwli
iJgJ^Y THE
*&&&& Schooner DOLPHIN,
aS#swSd^»B'irthen 320 barrels, only, three i
t> NOTICE.
On Friday the 8th instant, by order
of Cmu, will be Sold a, .'ublick Auction to the
highest bidder, 4 '"" ‘
— THE • •
(^w Good Ship VlJAJSKjgg
.3^53o3w**VVith -11 ber mate« uls as si1 vgaM,
from sea—This ship is about ,182 tofts, latetv cxulk
ed and graved, lying at Wiil.-m-nn’t wharf, where
the saie will commence at eleven o'cloclt, fer ap
proved endorsed notes at "0, 60. and 99 days, equal
its at the Bink of Virginia—•Inventory mejr
payments
, and tku. Ship viewed on appltcatfrmat.
be seen,
^^^^^I^^hristopher Fry.1'
It »e*t.
■ • ■ « ■ m•■*•<« •
TO BE BOLD, «fv.' w##
On Saturday the second day of
next, in Hampton, for ready
THE HULL.
; Of the Sloop FAVOUlti;
-* Dmid Urandj, mtttftr.
Belonging to Great Egg Harbour, as, eh* now
on Hampton Bar, near the Light house. ‘J **■
/it tht satnr time and phut*
A quantity of James R#
saved from the said wreck, by ><** \*
• Jfoh»
One of the Commiuehner* qf „,
Hampton, May 28. M&Sm'
I ^ ^ j * Mil*
FOR SALEiy ; ^
The Cargo of the Sch’r Ann BaWard, 1
Const,tints of ■< :*.'***m- 'i|
Consisting tf
ftHfgPgk
110 hotheads choice AlOLAbSEfl.
lo tiercel do. Sp
:5r :t
Janies
M-iy 30* i ■
lyff&K F0R SA^Ki
a? j
StBmSSrn ■ BACCHIC.
tf Boston, together with * number of $*
the if to, now lying on Cprrituck Bine,
being built of excellent material*, is c«i
worth the attention of Ship Carpenter*,
sons having vessels now on the sleek*,*