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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-11
FOREIGN.
VIA BosToN.)

MADRID, august S.
The notice of the surrender of Dupont
occasioned the greatest CONSERVATION here.
Three French divisions have left this place
--one in the night of the 2sth Of July and
another on the night of the 3oth, in which
went king Joseph and the third on the S1st
after stripping the city, spiking the cannon,
SC. so that they have no hopes OF speedily
returning.
The patriot general Castanos is inmedi-
ately expected here.
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Latest from Lcndon.

Dy tHc mItFn slaei evening VI tin SAS
Flora, from London, papers of that city p
the 18th cfAugust have been received
They state that the government schoan
Hope, Woodward, had touched at falnoA
I (Eng. in 23 days from the 'aesapaE.
and iaaded bIr. Atwater, the JE..ed STATS
messenger, with dispatches 10 Nr Pimi.
nev the American minister at The court d
London. Such was the caution obseUd
BY captain Woodward, that he did not BRING
his vessel to an anchor, but barely tonthea
al Falmouth, put Mr.. Atwater ashore a
soon as possible, and then stood On ia L !,
Orient, to land the notorious swTdler ana
pirate Nathan Haley, who is charged SIa(
dispatches to France
LONDON, 'rcMh
The dispatches from Sir chaos ccea
announcing the landing of Sir Arthur We
lesly were brought by Mr.. Baslllco, the mes
senger. He hid been sent with dIspst,n|
to Sir Arthur at Cork, But the gtnarMo ia
sailed from thence before he reached oo,t
Basilico therefore proceeded alter hinD4I
coast of Spain. -,
Sir Arthur, as we stated YESTERDAY 'lr
ed at Fieuera or the 1st. by an aaa
however, from Coimbra, in the &%nisl
Gazette of the 2eth ult. it appears thM y
appeared Of Figuera on the GOTH pau.
winds, however, we suppose prevented
from landing sooner than the 1st' rs s..
as the artillery ard every other neee'sn
had been landed the general began h!snI ",
tor Lisbon. Private accounts dfscrl~ w.
ioy with which the troops were recsNI l,,:
the Portuguese as excessive. As INC t Go.
advanced to the shore, acclamatl0rs HoJ
the people upon the beach rent the az
nothing was heard but blessings upon
name Of Great Britain, the deliverer o. W.
oppressed. Yesterday evening the lo''
imp Bulletin was exhibited in the cry =
q Mr.. Basilico arrived this morr'aSa =,
off the Tag.!s, which he LETT on .i' 1,r
Generals Wellesley and Spencer mao .. lDl
ed junction, and landed all thel =, WV 1vacI
e a summons had been sent y . .tsa
who had proposed to capltuiates On h, 10Th,
which, however, ns ;. CORSET
officer, gen. Laborde, would NO. =
to. ,e an
The Portuguese were N sl, bsrs
had Joined the British in gre@ nun an,oc.pop
g Junot had not been able {, ~
with France for three weeks. 80 bebai
The above bulletin was not, .ss,s W.
by the authority q, o. ,g su phsh
the substance of the intell'eSea 'hi;sbsd =
had received, we Pt uyd that :
Q Our paper of yesterday-lt stat ts aep,e
Arthur effected his junction u ~ ss q
Spencer on the sd-the latter, y. We than han j
landed at point more soutne' n;.d that
Oporto letter asss his s sso
had debarked at St. Ubes-but tn.s fbis h.
" incompatible with the account " ~ dc "
ing joiaed SIR Arthar Wsuesis
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BADAIoz. sfulu 81.

The Portuguese have lately had some en-
gagsments with the troops of. general Loi-
sons division, in which they killed TOO
took ESQ prisoners, baggage Wagons and
all the papers of the army two pieces OF
artillery and one furnace. The Portuguese
report tass Ia the Eauvsaee OF 1yas les ssesss
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One in the night of the 2sth of July and
another on the night OF the .3oth, In which
went king Joseph and the third on the 31st
after stripping the city, spiking the cannon,
sc. SO that they have no hopes OF speedily
returning.
The patriot general Castanos is iInmedi-
ately expected here.
CAoIz, august 9.
Lord Collingwood breakfasted with our
governor yesterday, and was received with
all possible honoIs. :
Yesterday arrived from England, a numb
Der of merchant vessels. ~
Biscay has declared for Ferdinand VIZ,
Many Irishmen have arrived, and intend
to serve as volunteers in our army.
We learn, that the Diplomatic Characters
at Madrid, such as the Ambassadors from
Austria, from Russia, and from the United
States, have not acknowledged King jo--
sEpH.
Fran q Seville Gazette, of .Ansust 1e.
Rrus, (near BareelouaJ July s5.
A considerable number Of Spanish troops
have arrived from Minorca and Majorca,
and have marched to reinforce the patriots
at Sarragossa.
Several French soldiers have deserted
from til fort Montlui, and said others. wou
desert il they could be sure of good treat
nlent. In consequence of this, the patriot
general issued a proclamation, promising
them that they should be well received.
1t is said that General LIE Fcvre has been
taken prisoner by the Arragonese. Our
troops have departed for Barcelona with the
greatest dispatch.-We expect the fate of
the French garrison remaining there viii be
soon decided.
The French General Duhesme has left
Barcelona incognito, and has not been heard
OF since.
Rrus, 1uly97.
At the setting off Of the mail, it was re-
ported that the French General in Chief
Duhesmt was made prisoner and carried to
the Castle of Cordova. It was also report
ed as certain, that the French army Of about
5000 which had gone from Barcelona to-
wards Ostalric (astrons place, betWeen &C.
rona and Barcelona) were Closely pressed.
The truth is that on Monday morning, there
had not one French soldier returned to Bar
ceiona-that Duhesne's driver had return
ed very badly wounded, but without his
master, and it is added that the chaise was
perforated with balls. YESTERDAY orders
were sent by our new General, the marquis
Of Palacois to all the towns, to send to Tar
ragona all the horses and mules they could
furnish, and the troops that were il that
place set off to day it is believed they so
directly to Barcelona.
SEVILLE, august i6.
! Yesterday left this city for Madrid, their
excellencies Don Francis Xavier Castanos,
/ our worthy general in chief and Don Andres
| Murano las Casas, one of the members of
I our Supreme Junta, who follow the van
I guard of our army, which we believe must
3; before this, have entered Madrid. 81
BADAJoz, july 81. 4
! The Portuguese have lately had some en-
gagements with the troops Of general Loi-
sons division, in which they killed TOO
took ESQ prisoners, S baggage Wagons and
all the papers of the army two pieces Of
artillery and one furnace. The Portuguese
Y@fafSrS laf an xSA s,.,xyer,s &c T~>5S Ge s.,<
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SEVILLE. Ang,t Is.

Yesterday left this city for Madrid, their
.excellencies Don Francis Xavier Castanos,
our worthy general in chief and Don Andres
Murano las Casas, one of the members of
our Supreme Junta, who follow the van
guard of our army, which we believe must
before this, have entered Madrid.
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My opinion is that when sovernmen,
determined to pursue that line of policy.
they should have continued it and I
hesitate about the policy Of this measure
at the moment that an envoywas expect.
ed on our shores. An embargo should
not have been laid on the principles of
this embargo until the door of nsgocia-
ttOa was closed. The measure is Ser.
haps worse than war, because the embar.
60 has stopped up every pore of our
country. No vessel whether Enpli.h.
French, Danish, or of any other nation
can trade with Us. Every market for
our produce is cut of. l have doubted
whether an embargo of a different sor,
or on different principles would not have
been better-have placed our WI YES:
sells in security, yet left US some marke,
for our produce It is objected that
this would throw our commerce in,othe
hands ofG. B. and be to her adyan.
,age.. l feeluo desire 70 give her any
advantages and ifit-has become neces.a.
ry l would shut G.. Britain Oh. of. as
well as ourselves within our ports. But
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ssarch and Inquiry was made 10 no
purpose shout l60 neighbonrs were
collected BY 8 ii the mornina, md
Were proceeding 70 search he woods.
when parry discovered traces ofblnod
about 10 Yards from he barn. Ia
pursuing their search, they saw near
20 alafge pile ofrails which Ind lain
for some months, aqnanfity 0fblood !;
andsit vas evident he railS had been
moved. On turning over ! few Of the
rails. what was their horror md sur-
prise, 70 End, the body, mahgled In
fhe shocking manner. We know
: not who 70 suspect, but fromthe mea-.
surcs we have taken, We trust the.
perpetratoreanno escape. Twill give
YOU BY the mail some further Informs
zion on this horrid transaction. !.
- PATRICK MASON. !.
= Mr.. Mason is well known TO the
editor, and there can be no doubt Of
the truth Of the above dreadful intelli-
gence. '.7: .I.zs.. I IT ~ ., ~ ]
Our election is now going On, and
dreadful is the scene this news must
produce. y IEDIT. PREssIs
: The gentleman who inelosed the
foregoing to the Monitor, remarks
!" The election is stopped--she mail Is.
closed this Is admitted through ia
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and respect, 49,
lam, dear Sir,
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ery hamble servant,
(Signed) CO: w WASHINGTON.
PArRIck Hxsav, Esq.
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S1eeAsSt-6eES@tuEsalsssSs sNtmtSsas ~ tssstaass
business os expose themselves ID
the falumnies of their opponents,
whose weapons are dsfracfisil. But
% suth 4 erisis as this, when every
thing dear and valuable 70 % Is assail-
Cd Nhen this party hang upon the
Wheelt ofgoyernnaents adead weight,
opposing every measure thatis ealcu-
lated for defence and self.presersa-
ttioni and sbetting the nefarious views
Of smother nation upon our rights:
preferring, % long as they durst COM
tend openly egainst the spirit and re-
sentnent of,he people, the interest Of
France 70 the welfare Of their own
country justifying the FIRST Il the ex-.
pence Of the latter: When every act
oftheiFown government 10 tortured,
BY constructions they win not bear,
into attempts 70 infringe and tram
pie upon The constitutions, with
q view 10 introduces monarchy.-
Wiea the most unceasing and purest
s1eEiions were making 20 maintain .
neasrAli,y which had been proelaimed
BY the executive, approved upeqaivo-
eaIly by Congress, 81 the state iegisla.
lures, nay oy sne people .snemseises,I
10. various meetings :. ana 70 preserve
the country ~ Peace, are charged p .
measure calculated 10 favor Great.
Britain II the expenee Of France and
ntl ,hrea no had',,, .o,e0ev n ~ 49,
accused Of being under The influence
Of the former, and her pensiouers:,
When measures aresystematically
lpertinacionsly pursued, which must
eventually dissolve the union, or pro-
duce coercion !: ! say, Wheh these
things have become obvious, ought
charaetefs who are best able to rescue
their country from the pending evil, 70
remaip at homel Rather ought they
not cope forward. and b. heirfalents
and inhuenee, stand 10 The breach such
eonduethas made On. the peace and
happiness Of this country, aud oppose
the widening cfits Vain viii il be 70
look for peace and happiness, or for
the security Of liberty o. property. If
civil dtseord should ensne s--and what
else can resui. from the policy oftboss
among u who, BY 81 the means in
their power, are driving matters % ex-'
usmitissi f they cannot Be colptsract-
sdssiIsstpally ! The Views q men. can
ohiy pe kncWnof gdessyd y by their
Ai,.,Sln. -. acesay,a fsanS fhnaA ~ thel len.
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NJ. Al6urtis. y. b 4, IN /. .ss 80
! D. u Being informed by .
friend, that some time past, there
was published ID the Washington
Monitor, structures on my conduet in
favour Of gen. lance Wilkinson, with
view todiseredif what I have assert
ed before the public now declare 70
all The wcrld, thar JAMES WILKLN-
SONisthsTRAI70RoU rs character +
haze repyeseated him % Be-; and that il
Is in my power, under circumstances
compulsory Of attendance Of Witnesses,
and the production ofpapers, to estab.
lish the fact 10 the conpiciioH ef epery
aaan on earth. / have not seen what
was published, nor l. il material-con-
gress aill or win not take up the SUBJ
jecs, But if congress does, then my.
conduct and that Of gen. Wilkinson,;
win appear to the woild |; and II con-.
gress does. not then I must defend
myself. g: "a I
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r. NEWMAN.

was WtttteS 1ISW m0nlnS Oe10Ic nlA,
death aud is published 10 the Crisis
by q correspondents. who pledges his
character TO the public that the copy ID
correct, and that the original Il now
in the hands Of 4 gentleman liy;ag in
New. York. II Is the frat item In q
series oflestimony which the writer
sintends to produce, 10 shew that there
has existed in the United States, for
a number Of years, 4 dangerous French
faction. We look upon this letter &c
a document Of great importance, and
recommend i 10 tie careful perusal
of our readers - s ~ Balance.
E. Confidential. s.-- y N. !
I" Merns. nsynan, Jan. rs, 1899.
DEAR Sin. 7.,,: i..t.
= 4 AZ The threshold &c shia. letter, i
ought 70 make an apology for its con-
tents; but il you win give me credit
for my motives. ! will contend forno
more, however erroneous my senti.
nents may appear5to you. Il would
Be waste Of time to attempt 70 bring
20 the view Of = person Of your obser-
walton and diseernment, the endea-
vors Of ! certain party. among Us, to
disquiet the public mind withunfourd-
ed alarms 70 arraign every act Of
the administration to get the people
at variance with their government,
and to smbarrass Ill It's measures.
Equally useless would il be 10 predict
what must be the inevitable conse.
quences Of such policy, If il cannot be
arrested. -Unfortunately, and ex.
tremeiy do I regret il, the state ~of
Virgins has taken the lead ID this OPP
position. I have said the ssafe, be.
:cause the condncs of+iH legislature,
in the eyes ofthe world, will authorise
the expression -bscause ills an1incon.
trovertible fact, that the principal lead
ers of the opposition dwell ID il and
because no doubt Il entertained. l be-
iieve, that with the help Of the chiefs
ia other states, IN the plans are ar
ranged /; and systematically pursued
BY their followers in other parts of the
union, though IN no stsfe, except
Kentucky, that | have heard Of, has
Legislative countenance been obtaised
beyond Virginia. Il has been said,
that the grea. mass Of the citizens Of
chs state, are well affected, notWith-.
standing, to the general governments
aud Tie nnion and I am willing to
believe t--nay, do believe Iii: But
how Is this 70 be Feeonciled with their
sufifages at the elections Of represent
tatives, both to Congress and their
state legislature, who are men cppo-
'sed to the 6rst, and, BY the tendency
oftheir measures, would destroy the.
latter !! Some aniong us have endea-
yored TO account for this Inconsistency.
and though eonsinced thsmselyes Of
Its Truth, they are unable 10 convince
others, who are unacquaintcd with the
iutetnal policytof the stare. One Of
the reasons assigned, Is, thar tie most
respectable and best qualified charae-
ters among 10, viii NOT come forward.
Easy and hsppyih their eireumstahcesI
Il home, aud believing themselves Ae-
s,,,. - theiv Tk.rtv and 6ronf ~. vfiii
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I RoaordIle Eesfimony. -a I know
ofno man, . said the late General Ha-
million, g who 20 nearly relembles
Washington, in III his great and envi-
able qualities, as Cddries CosesI0arih
Psacknsy., Can there Be higher esi.
assce Of worth and greatness, than
sush an eacamiEm from skch amaa!-
! 5.st S. a. rNszv-1eyk paper.l
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4il!aartinsbura, 0ctober a..

"sTEEToR," No 7is received, and sh,ll
appear IN our next. ; : - - 4 Il 1
- -. Il. =
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Tie aahais ,etras - iks ,Hssse # Deiexates d
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from Willan0
NJ. 11ius to the subscriber. viii be exposed
ut public sale, on SATURDAY, the tenth
day of December next, between the hours
of IL and clock, P. N. at the Coffee. house
in Alexandria, for ready money, to be APP
piled, in the first place, towards the dis
charge Of certain debts therein mentioned,
due to Joseph Smith-all the right, title,
and interest Of the said Uiliiana ". NILS, in
a certain piece or parcel OF ground, Situate
living ana being III the town Of Alexandria,
and bounded as follows, to wit :--B, ginning
at the corner, the intersections OF King and
West-streets, on the north of King and east
of West-streets, and running thence east
wardly b, and with King street, and binding
thereon 81 feet s and . Inches thence
Aorthwardly and parallel TO West. street 10
feet to a ten feet alley /; thence westwardly
and binding on said ALLY parallel to King
street6l fect8 inches and an half to West
street; thence southwardly and binding on
West-street to the beginning.
.dLSO
Cne other piece or parcel of Ground, 81
,ua,e on the north side Of King street, and
east side Of West street, and bounded as
follows, to wit Beginning at the distance
of 81 feet inches and an h.Ff, from the in
tersection of King and West-strcets, and
running eastwsrdly binding on King
40 feet, thence northwarGly ard parallel to
West-strcet 40 feet 90 ten feet alley,
thence westwardly binding on said alley and
paralltlto King street 40 feet, thence south
wardly and parallel to West,strcet t26 ieet
to tn, beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee. 4
November Is. 5tawts
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Notice is hereby gwen
October!3.

That application will be made to % m .al ~
reetors Of the hank Of Alexandria TO feiv'
fifteen shares of bank stock Of ts9 aa''" "
lexandria, which have been lost OF an,ona -
Certificates numbered and dated as toH ~ NJ 4
wit-No. Isl IL, IS, Issued IN tue i'a'| Isos
Benjamin Dulany, on the asth MaIeni =, ml,,
No. 1864, to william Il Hail. ota @ o. ma
1895 mo. sci, to John Love ana eVI' aye.
ny,2stL Marcl,,l79s Nos $40 ms, Nh Nat,
sth jay, l79e,--No. 1885, to ann sa1 sss,
,hews, 18th August, lsol.--No. GO 90 ,e5
and $50, to Robert I. Hooe, Maro -. - No,
No. eo4, to James M,Crea ana ,7os-
1889, to Samuel Nichols, July :, es6 to
No. 76S, to Franci. OLanycr.--,ssyo s No.
Ms Lean and Cooke, sth July, - =
Ri, to Samuel Dunlap. -,
soSw
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Horse Shoeing Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
Blacksmith and FaYfler,

A. CQUAINTS his customers and the pub
~ lie in general, that he has opened shop
at the lower end of Union street, aaJonmg
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
Of shosins, horses, IN which line his abilities
needs no comment and begs leave to solicit
a share Of the patronage of a generous public,
and TO assure then that any work in the line
Of his profe ssion, shall not pc surpassed by any
on the continent. 49,.
Blacksmith work of all kinds anddescription
executed ina neat and workmanlike manner
II. b Those who favor him with their GUS
tom will have the advantage of receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
~ A couple of smart Lads, from IA to
is years of age, will be taken as apprentiees,
and treated with kindkess, and strict attention
paid TO their morals.
September dimsaH5m
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OF THE ABOVE PRIZES,

4 of 1000 last drawn blank.
From the above scheme it will appear that
that there are not two blanks to prize, and
that the prizes are to be PAID without dis
count.
~ TICKETS for sale at r. GRAY's
8ook.sfore King-street-Present price Of
tickets SIX DOLLARS, will advance as the
drawing progresses, which will be at the rate
&c 1000 tickets week, and will positively be
completed inniue weeks from this date. A
corree, list of the drawing will be received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Lot
terry taken in exchange for tickets in this.
November Q.
N. B.The Charitable Marine Lottery has
unavoida5ly been postponed, by reason that
the clerks have been employed in preparing
the numbers, checks. &c. for the Trinity
Church Lottery. bat the drawing will be re-
snmed in a short time and no doubt need be
entertained of its final completion.