Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-17
LONDON. October Is.

LONDON, October Is.
Governments hasreceivcd dispatches from
Mr.. Duff, dated the / 9th Sept. by whichm
are happy to learn, that wide and mostes
tensiye market is open for the manufacture
Of this country, which were formerly cor
traband, in Spain. The junta OF Stya
have communicated their resolution upq
the car,oes Of several British ships whq
have entered the bay OF Cadiz since L
peace between this country AMI Spain ali
they have permitted all British goods Z
board these vessels, that were formerly mt
hlbitcd, to be imported upon paying IS p
cent. duty, and farther per cent. il forh
ternal consumption, those goods are thap
he regarded as Spanish goods, and may
exported to all their colonies upon rayias. !
per cent. royal duties, and such other in /
posts as similar foreign goods pay anda1 /
stated, that there is no dotbs ous all oAr
cargoes will be received with similar indrt.
ence. The governor Of Cadiz received d,
communication from the iunta Of SSeyAs
and by hina afterwards transmitted 70 hIs
Duff.
Thefollowing arrangement has been rn2d.
respecting the commerce of this couaa7
with the 6razils, tie necessary effect eli
which will be, tsat this kingdom will re.
ccive the merchandise of those colonies b.
a direct communication, without the Oh.
straction Of the port Of Lisbon as an inter,
mediate mart. Ministers have come to tn,
resolution of extending the bonding and
warehousing act to ali goods the growth
produce and manufacture OF colonies and
countries in an1ity, innortcd either in BIZ.
ti.h ships or tae ships Of those colonies and
countries, without being subject to tn:
export duty Under the order in counel
acts.
Ocn5sr 20.
The following is an extract OF letnr
dated Trieste, Sep1t. 3:
g Early in the month OF July IN ordT|
came from Eienna, to stop the further ex.
powayion of hemp. A decree Of still
more extraordinary nature has since been
issued. strictly prohibiting the future en!V
OF American vessels into the ports Of tbs
empire, during the existence Of the embarLo
in the 4. S. This was notified TO tie Amc-
rica.i consul BY the Governor on the 20!t Ct
Iulv, who added, that the court Of Vienna
considered the trade carried On By Amer
can vessels as contraband, and IN opposition
to the laws OF the Il. S. The chief Coua-
,eiIor of the governments, has signi6ed, tina:
he cargo of an Austrian, or any other yes
sci coming from Malta, Messina, or any
,lace occupied by the English, would b.
subject to conhscation but that from Sardr
ia and Barbas,y, there would be no difficult 4
y.
&C Since this, however, that is to SAL, CT
or about the 18th of August, the chief Coua
'eElor of the government has publicly MOTH
ID, that colonial articles will not be received 4
ct them come from whence they may, orO' b
whatever vessels being understood, thai {
such articles can only come from Malta, ana
With the express permission OF the BFlt!s' (
governments.
O,t95c- IL
Further accounts from the coast vi SPa'
ave reached town this morning. Il a, N
,ears that the 1000 men under the comrlah'N
f the Marquis de Portazgo, who bad eva
uated Bilboa, had formed junction WIZ 81
General Blake's army. Itlikewisc appear %
hat the French force t,at entered Cabo4
onsisted of from Is to 10000 men, con
landed by Beftllier, belonging TO tha ARM
{ Marshal Ney. Report further srafe1
hat General PaIaiox had actually losHs'
Genera, Blake, and their united forces 4
aounsee! to sevrntysix thousand Incii. 81
orner had posted himself TO the EASTWARD
nd the latter to the westward Of BiIboa.~
he Defiance, Of ~ guns, fell in with W.
.rge Spanish ffigates between St. AndeE
Z n n r.. Il IL oh,