Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-12
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p,.,or, Palladium says, we D gaa sr-
/ b9 ). ) schooner belonging e Beverly,
hat az Of 1900 dollars, has been
! sa ae her : passage from America to
red o0 ~, island BY French cru
|n'a !, ,a.r + into the Ella.
from New Orleans ty the ar
Z ls ssr accent, that the .. S. troops at
LOT nc 81 zen. Wilkinson, are en-
b. rs ~, banks the Mississippi, about
: ',;;lss below the city; that upwards
!, = third part Of The Nhols army are
e ! The number dailyincreasmg' Be-
|, s 0a, - have recently resigned their
S asons, and many Others had It In
|enpla'i0n. r,rbor1x,,oa courier.l
||r.,.,,,, IF Letters tfrom Gottenbarg.
|tsl a1p. I The Danish government act,
| NV ~, we're really at war with the Y. 5.
~ S5ve as vet condemned every Amerl-
y. ss' they could get hold Of, let them
'l lso,n where they would ; and all yes.
from sweden are strictly forbid entering
i pOr's,D
init. aThe Danes, though great
E |lr for the freedom Of the seas, have
Itl,he greatest pirates on earth-even
OWN vessels do not escape. Americans
! from the u. S. and bound toCopenha
sfsr having stoptat Elsinore and PAID
-. have been taken just entering Co.
|b,r,n harbor, and condemned as good
II Anumber also have been condemn
In Norway.
kyRer accounts mention, that thoush the
hes haze captured many american Desse!s
|s2a the property, get that no formal con-
krations had taRea place.
4. There is now British feet of 81 sail
he line in the Baltic, but what they in
i doing no one can surmisc. Some Sc
Is work in this quarter soon.
Europe seems to BE- perfect chaos -
! r,port to day is, that the king Of Prus-
S narching with an army to take Dant-
from th. French.
Gil. Burr, is here on his way to Ger
W.
Eth May--a This port must soon be
Against England. Letters from Stock
pyestrrday say, that the diet have "a.
dto the duke regents being king but
there is division respecting the con-
btOn, one party wishing a continuance
h:present and the other revival of the
fsudal system. Should tie latter take
e, there will be- great confusion in the
ptF, as the common people will not quiz
os made slaves again.
Alexander has insisted on all the Swe-
ports being shut against the English J;
nc will not give up one inch Of ground
nas conquered; SO Finland, the best
OF this country, is lost TO Sweden. +.
FT "a ef a letter dated Paris Tune so.
Inc unfortunate cargoes under seques-
oaremaln undecided On. The emperor
passed a decree ordering $50 barrels
"sass putat the disposal of the minister
ala regard to oshsr parts Of either
os' no idea can be formed when an end
Sspu1 to them. Every thing depends
nat way politics may turn between the
Countries. As yet the emperor has not
;,' aay answer to the applications of our
.r;a s' as can learn. The cargoes of
saa vessels arrived in Holland are or.
= a - ' 'as kings stores, until peace or a
s,s circumstances; and those which
MAJ, ..ssa !; At Naples we hear has been Sc.
y :. these are gloomy prospeots.-
sr, sno' a port on the continent where
sa g . .sn come with safrty-no prudent
Ses. Sl NJ his property aaoat in times
'.ss s War and DEVASTATION IS s,rsad.
NAM s ssery corner of the censinent
\ conn. ana Spain are in a state more
soOy ~ ~ than described -Amcrica
NJ, - oV at a such a distanca .,a /!