Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-22
{ THE LAST MAIL.
TRENTON, October II.
new JERSEY ELECTION.

.oolitical character u
ss,,;,g year; and we are sorry that we
n.;ate. that altho' we have somewhat
VA our situation, democracy we apPre-
pIsas still the ascendancy.
Iron Monmouth and Gloucester, we
sir depended to turn the scale in favor
''a a painciples. In the former
have surceedcd-in the Latter we have.
led.
.nof success; vet we have run the Fe-
slarket within 80 or 9ovotos ofthe de-
.r,rs. Lass year the democratic ticket
Nrn.er,.on was elected by a majority OF
4. general belief is, that there viii be a.
about 10 votes in favor of the fede-
lsre s, in the next Legislature, leaving
,smccrats small majority in the As.
ubh. Upon Sussex We must now depend
urn the scale.
Monmouth county has done well. The
Lralsts had a democratic majority last
+ acans sthem of near 400 votes. This
have overcome, and thrown in their
de ticket, with a majority for the Lee.
s,urr, rising 100, and something less
sheriff. ).
h Hunterdon, altho' we did not succeed
i've have cut down the democratic ma
v Of last year upwards of 500 votes
aher trial we trust viii give US the vic
The party is panick struck by the
anA
But Gloucester, what shall we say OF
Oucsser, which has disappointed oui,
pes and made our expectations VAIN. 1t
sin this county that we valnly fiattered
rslves we had the least to fear and the
to expect. There must have been
be great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strange
bits, or Gloucester would have been
Is
Huntington the federal ticket has come
With majority, we are informed, rising
E0Ovotes.
Mhdlesex has given federal majority
tNemsen and 400 votes! LAST year the
FdzI majority in MiGdlesex was about
SOmerset and Bergen, have both returned
federal representations, with increased
Iarites from lastyear's returns
PHILADELPHIA, October 1e.
Yesterday arrived, brig Nancy, Bingham,
m Havanna. Left there, 9th ult. ship
sing Sun, West, of and for Baltimore, in
avs; ship Sparton, -, dc. uncertain
pComet, Dixey, put in in distress having
adrove ashore on the Bahama KEYS, on
passage from Philadelphia, for New
sns; brig Eliza, Gray, New York brig
IN, Moifet, do. /; brig Ranger, Nioncrief,
INTO days; sehr. Ann, Matilda, Of Bos-
smd many others reported by the brig
9nor, captain Singleton, in our paper of
nday last.
Sa. AanEliza, Oliver, from Barracoa,
d the Cd inst. and left no American yes
sSere. On the 26th ult. Spanish fri
Stouched there to take pilot for the
s''nna. She was SIS days from Cadiz,
dispatches for the Intendant General.
@of the French privateers belonging
%s@ns of Cuba, have been ssized and
ssated by the Spanish government.
a'ae 10th Sept. the following American
'swere in the port of St. Jago de Cuba
mp Ihree Sisters, Campbell, of Phila-
qua brig louisiana, Tubs, do. Try
"a Sowing, dc. Maria, Dewolf, of n.
~ setsey, Bolton, of Baltimore Be
Al -, New Orleans schr. Eliza,
saad, Baltimore Mohawk, Britton,
~ ,elks Charlotte, Cantley, n. York -.
,s"1esranee, Tuppy, Baltimore; Pene-
NJ, noyd, do. sloop Maria, Frederick,
Up Spansh ship and an Engl ish brig, sail
u narracoa IN co. with the Ann Eli
ula Tor Crooked Island, to load with
H., 10n A thence they are bound to the u.
WI. Parted with them off Castle Island.
Il = q 18th inst. spoke the brig Astridge,