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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05
[ooNrrNUED.]
Extract of a letter from Lieutenant General
Sir John Moore, TO Viscoent Castle
reagh,
6alnnQnca, W0v. %, l8O8.

Dir lohn Moore, 10 YlSooeIt o"oei
reagh,
Salamanca, Nov. 20, 1903.
I received yesterday evening a letter from
Mr.. Stuart, enclosing one from Lieutenant
Colonel DOYLE, from Saragossa, nnoun
Ing the total defeat Of Castanos and Palafox.
Nv junction With Sir David Baird, which
was always extremely doubtful, though |
was determined to Try it, is become, | con-
ceive, quite impracticabie-but If this army
could be united, after the specimens We have
had of the very letle resistance offered by
the Spaniards, what chance has this army
alone of resisting the formidable numbers
which will be Immediately brought against
it. | conceive the British troops were sent
in aid of the Spanish armies. but not singly
to resist France, ifthe Spanlards made no
efforts. BY persevering longer ! shall GER
tainly sacrifice the army without benehtting
Spain. / have therefore determined to re-
IRE. I have ordered Sir David Baird to
fall fack upon Corunna, and General Hope
70 epdeavor by forced marches TO join me
at this place. There is a considerable chance
that he may be intercepted or that he may
be obliged to fall back through the Guada-
ramo on Madrid. | shall remain here as
long as I can or I may make a movement
to my right, to protect general Hope, but I
shall immediately take measures to rereat
by Cindad Roderigo, and enter the frontier
of Portugual.
L shall be in want OF provisions there for
so large a corps, but nay object will be to
remain on the frontier as long as possible TO
cover Lisbon, the embarkatlon otthe stores
SC.
But the Spaniards may still give the
French more occupation, and the diflsul-
ties of the country, the swelling OF the II
vers, &c. may prevent the French from
pushing us much, and enable me to stand
for a time. This time can only be well en-
ployed in Withdrawing the amy, which can
do no good here, but which, if the Spani-
ards reused, and got an able man at their
head, are able to make battle from the
south. IF landed at Cadiz we may still be
useful. I have desired Sir David, there
lore, to repair, when embarked, to the Ia
gus, and | should hope that your lordship
will immediately order a sufficient number
of transports from England to receive the
army. When | left Lisbon there "as tom
n2pe there for twelve thousand men. |
shall probably have an opportunity OF writ
inc to YOU again very soon, but was anx-
ions not to detain MIR. Vaughan, who car
ries this, and who brought me Mr. otuart,s
LETTER from Madrid. | shall a~uxiously wait
for your ordship's answer, and hope to find
t,,t he decision | have made meets with
he appreciation of his maJesty's govern
ment.
(Sioned JOHN
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/ shall write to the general commanding
in Portugal, to receive back Immediately
the stores Of the army, and to send provi-
sions to Abrantes and Oporto tor this ar
my. He will provision md mahe disposi-
tons to aid Us in covering Lisbon.
Right Hon. Lord Viscount
Castlereagh, &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05
Senate 9Th Tinted States.
NAV Of
MAN ST.

MAY OAe
The resolution oalorea 3csterday by Mr..
pope. for appointing a committee to enquire
mo the expediency of passing a law for
,akinp a census of the Inhabitants OF the u
SAFES. was agreed to and Messrs. Pope,
Meigs and Anderson, appointed a ON
miitee.
IUNE T.
Agreeably to the order of the day, the
Senate resumed the consideration of the
bin, to amend and continue IN force the act
/ entitled : An act to interdict tie CONNER
/ cial intercourse between the y. S. and y.
Britain and France, and their dependencies,
and for other purposes"
Fir. Giles offered the following amend
nent to the first section, to be inserted alter
the word assembled.
That the provisions of the two first sec
lions of the act, entitled I" An act to inter-
dict the commercial intercourse between the
u. S. and G. Britain and France, and their
aepencies, and for other purposes" shall
extend to all public armed ships and vessels
of all foreign nations, & the same shall be <
are hereby continued and made permanent,
subject nevertheless to any modIi cations or
regulations which may hereafter be made by
treaty.
Whereupon, without coming TO any de-
cisior, the further consideration OF the bill
was postponed till tomorrow.
Sabbath evening last, in the severe thun-
der storm which was experienced by the IN
habitants of this town, the south chimney
Of the house Of the Rev. Doctor Ogden was
struck by lightning. In the third story Of
the house, the eldest daughter of the Doc
tor was there reading by a table, adjoining
the chimney. in which about FIVE feet above
the table, was an aperture that had been
made to receive the pipe of a stove, and this
aperture WIS covered with sheet iron. The
fghtning having passed through the aper-
tire, struck the young lady OF her right
shoulder ,p~assyddown her body through the
ceiling to the second story Of the building,
from whence it was conveyed to the ground
by the wire of the house bell. The gown of
tie young lady. by her shoulder, was
burnt, and the whole right side of her bo-
! By was without feeling and sensation, tho
she retained her senses.
We are happy TO state, that in about two
hours thereafter, DIR. CLARK, by the power
Of galvanism, fully restored the affected
part OF the body of Miss Ogden to its natu.
raj state, and that, from this stroke of flight
ming she now experiences only a little de-
hiity.
/ (Ne7vark n. +. centinez, Nay ao.)
FROM H LUzERNE FEDERALIsT.
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TO LET,

That eligible stand for the -four and groct-
ri business, on the corner OF King and Wa
ter streets, lately occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Fl. Vaudeville. Apply to Mr.. James Sam
derson, or !
James M. Stuart.
May "a. law5wi Il
N. B.. If not rented FLOUR wonl& ~
tored.
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From a Lonaon ba5er received at the North
american office.
Conduit Of the War IN Spain
and Portugal.

Papers presented to the House gCommons,
up0n the subject gfthe expedition TO Spem
and Portugal.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-21
aIeranorta Daap Gazette.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ri.

4 gentleman IN This tom has reeeioeda let
ter from Baitimore, enc!osing follozoi,ssg
zV;sh rvdieh zoe have been politely faOored.
ICIRCULAR.T
WAsHINGToN, 18th Nov. 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-21
Five Dollars Rew0rd.

Strayed from the subscriber, large RED
COW, somewhat brihdled about the body,
has high back, long neck and large horns.
hole in che ear, the mark in the other If
she has any] not recollected, was in very
good order when she went away, which was
about the first of September-it is supposed
she is with calf.
prentice to the tanning and currying brsi-
ness, named Charles Yearly. a very sn al
reward will be given but 10 charges paid ior
bringing him home
Ezra Kenzey & Co.
November l8.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-21

ARRIVED,
Schooner Deborah, Smith, Baltimore
oil, lines, &c.-to the master.
CLEARED.
Schooner William Yeaton, Barry, New
York; by different merchants.
Schooner Rhods, Thomas. Boston-by
Faxon, Me.calf and Co.
Brig Martha, Wattles, Cadiz-by n.
Wat,les & Co.
Ship Diana, Lewis. Cadiz-byJ. & T.
Vowel.
Schr. Fame, Skinner, St. Bartholomew
by John Grid.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-21
Sebastian String TaUern
N O T l C E.

THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Company, are hereby Douied
that the 5th and last instailment Of Fifteen
Dollars on each share OF stock in said COM
pany, is called Tor end required to BE psid to
the subscriber. Oh or before the 9th ine;ant,)
November.
by order of the President ard Directors,
JOHN HOOFF, Treasurer.
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N O T I C E..

UNDER the authority of deed of trust
from Lewis Summers for the security of Ro-
bert Moss, the subscriber will expose to pub
lie sale. oa SATURDAY, the 25th instant,
at O'Clock, at the tavern Of William Padged,
near the premises. a TRACT &C LAND, iii
the county of Fairfax, situated on the old ant
new western turnpike road, about five miles
distant from Alexandria, containing So acres
and ooe fourth Of an acre. A credit of sixty
and ninety days will be allowed.
4, I. Taylor, 71u|Eee'
November s. a'~S"
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N O T &c E.:
November l8.

TIL At the annual meeting of the Stock
holders in the Little River Turnpike Compa-
ny, will be held on the first Monday in De-
celnber next, at the City Hotel, in Aiexan-
dsia: at Which time asd place an election
will take place for a President, four Direc-
tors, and Treasurer statement Of the
company's funds together with report of the
proceedings expenditures and progre.s Of
the work will be laid before the meeting. A
proposition for equalIizing the interest Of tho
old and new Stockholders, will be taken UP
and decided upon.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasure T.. r. /. G..
October /. uwlstNVjec
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-21

{ rae relating to this case but It was sup
pos ed that there would be one made TO ht y
as soon as convenient.
MThe other case is that OF the ship Ar
row, capt. Fletcher, of Newburyport, which
was bound to Sardinia. She was captured
in the Mediterranean, and conducted to
France. It was not generally known before r,
her capture, that the island OF Sardinia had
been deceed by France to be in the same
situation Gas it respects ncutrals as the ports
OF Great Britain. Captain Fares, the su-
percargo, acknowledged that he had but
little hopes of restoration. The captains
protest is very circumstantial, and cites ma
nv, not of the unprecedented, but frequent
instances of French depreciation.
:. Mr.. haswell, the bearer OF dispatches
BY the Wasp, left Paris with the return des-
patches before any advice Of the reception
of the outward dispatches could have reach
ed the emperor time enough to receive an
answer.
[N1 The gentleman who furnished the
above information, has arrived in town
from New York via Providence, and testl-
fes to the truth Of every particular circum-
srance.1 Boston Gazette.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On SATURDAY next, at ten O'Clock, will
be sold, at the dwelling house of +. lam
ney, corner of Duke and Royal streets
A variety of Houfhold and
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Noyember 81:
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AHku1so(tu 8tUssE UN2Ssss
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II.
4 gentleman IN this tozO1a has received let
ter fran, Baltimore, enclosing the oilozoinsg,
50;M rvhieh zoe haoe been politely 1aDored.
ICIRCULAR.T
6 WAsHINGToN, 18th Nov. 1909.
asIR,
g / have to inform you, with much re-
rret, that the facts which, it has been my du-
II to state in my official correspondence with
MIR. Smith have been deemed by the
President of the United States to afford a
sufficient motive for breaking off an ilnpor-
,ant nrgociation, and for putting an end to
I'll communication whatever with me, as the
minister charged with that negotiation SO
Interesting to both nations; and On one most
material point, of which an answer has mol
even been returned to an officially and wrls-
ten overture.
"Cue of the facts alluded TO has been
admitted by the secretary Of state himself
IN his letter TO me of the 10th October, viz.
that the three conditions forming the sub
stance of Mr.. Erskine's original instruc-
ton, were submitted to him by that gentle
n,an--the other, viz. that that instruction Is
the only one in which the conditions were
prescribed to Mr.. Erskine for the conclu-s
sion of an arrangement on the matter to
which it related, is known to me by the In
ssructlons which have myself received.
In stating these facts and in adhsring to
them, as my duty imperiously enjoined me
10 DO, in order to repel the fIequeut charg-
es OF i'll faith which have been made against
his maic.ty's government, | could not ina
cine that offence would be taken 1T by
the American government, as most certain
y none could be intended OH my part; and
ibis view of the subject has been made
known to Mr.. Smith. But as am inform
ed ty him that no farther communication
will be received from me, conceive that
have no alternative left which is consistent
with the Kings dignity but 10 Withdraw al
together from this city, and await elsewhere
the arrival of his majssty's commands upon
the unlocked for turn which has thus been
given TO his affairs in this country.
/ mean, in the interval, to make New.
York the place of my residence, where you
will hencsforward please to direct your COM
tmunlcations to me, as shall be accompa.
med by every member of his Maissty's
mission.
am, &c.
(Signed) FL. JACKSON.
A letter from Tonningen states that cot
ton was selling a, 60 cents-cofee at 52--
Mdsugass at 16 to II dollars.
FRENCH PIRACY.
Extract efa letter from capt. John Nickels,
'ats efthe SHIP Henrietta, to his osoaer in
fXfkydpibE;0 >LofeJ
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-21

A letter from Tonningen states that cot
Ton was selling at 60 cents-coffee at So.
ndsugass at 16 to II dollars.
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October
For Rent OR Sale,
4 Bake-houis s Dazzling -houies.

THAT Bake House and Dwelling House
situate at the corner Of Water and Oronoko
streets, at present occupied by Mr.. Andrew
Jameson. Possession may lie had the first
day of January next.
ALSO,
That Square, OR two acres of ground with
the Improvements thereon, situate on wash
ington street, between Oronoko and Pendle-
ton streets, wherein my family at present.
live. Immediate possession may be had.
ALSO TO RENT,
That Dwelling House on Princess street,
near Water street, adjoining the house at
present occupied by Mr.. John Jamieson.-
Immediate possession will be given.
John Dundas.
November IL. dlw&eotf
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Some Valuable Slaves,

Belonging to the estate Of Edzvord Garter,
deceased, will be offered at Public Auction,
on "WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of January
next, at Hay-A1arket, in the county ofPrince-
William. They will be sold in families and
for cash.
E.. Brooke,
Administrators with the viii annexed
of Edward Carter.
November ll--'3. ee2At
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Liverpool Quotations, nth October.
COTTON, Upland, 19d. a god.
Island, Is. cd. IS. Sd.

N. Orleans, Is. Sd. Is. tod.
On account of the renewal of the Nom
intercourse about $4,000 bales are thought to
have changed hands. Prices advancing
fro m f8d. and Esd. and Is. for Bowed
and q. 81. and Is. Cd. for Sca.lsland =
In eight days after a pause ensued, which
has continued with little interruption ever
since, and dealers declining to come for
ward at those high rates, the article have.
declined to the prices quoted.
RICE, 3os. GAS. In consequence OF
government having allowed importations OF
grain from France, and the weather having
set in more favorable, has produced re-
duetion in the price of wheat, which still
looks down, and Rice, depending in some
degree on the grain market, has declined
IS. 3s per cent,
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FRENCH PIRACY.

h14NSAA 4nAO =
Estrot efa letter jrom capt. J0ha Nickels,
1afe sfthe SHIP Henrietta, to his 0s0ner IN
Philadelphia, dated
"PoRTsMouTH, November 10.
Dear Sir,
: ! am sorry to inform you, that I was
captured by French privateer on the 18th
oetoa-r, in lat. 4s, %, and long. 90, w.
a1cs being out days from Liverpool for
Nss York, full ofgoods. The ship Laco-
0a " this place, which left Liverpool at tn.
mme time did, and was in company, was
mo taken, but having on board only salt
ana crates, was ransomed for nine thousand
collars and myself, two passengers, and
'0ur OF my crew, put on board her the pri-
'a'ter ordering two of my men TO remain
= soard the Henrietta, and taking on board
@e privateer my mate, cook and three sea-
men. requested permission to be sent in
win the ship but they would neither per-
- s.i' me, nor my mate to return on board.
ssaptain Bunker of the ship Resolution, of
view York also came home with us |; he
mad been CAPTURED three day. before by the
s s, privateer, and his ship DESTROY
IL, as she was from London in ballast, and
NOT ao worth scndingin. In fact, the captain
1.-the privateer told us that he should take
y destroy all American vessels he met with
.0mlng from England" -
he Portsmouth paperof Saturday last,
,sanounees the arrival of the Laconia with
~. ae Particulars of the piratical seizure of the
~ up Henrietta. They state in addition to
bose mentioned in captain Nickela' letter,
"A' 1ne privateer was called lie Decide,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-21
BALTIMORE, November 90.

BALTIMORE, November 20.
Arrived last evening the ship Congress,
Clark, in 40 days from Dover, which place
she left the 9TH ofOct. Our papers by this ar
rival are not Of recent date, although we
might expected papers to the evening of the
9TH. The captain gives it as his opinion that
the people of England are ripe for reyolu-
ton in consequence of the failure of the
Walcheren expedition, and Of the cloud
ed prospect of Spanish affairs. The English
Channel swarms with French privateers.-
The Congress left London the 25th Sept.
but having shifted ballast was obliged to put
into Dove from which she sailed in Co.
with the Henrietta for New York.
Died on Thursday last, DAVID HARRIS,
ESQ. Cashier of the Office of Discount and
Deposit, in Baltimore.
MIR. Harris was one of the early soldiers
of our revolutionary war. In the year 1775,
he Joined the American army under gen.
Washington before Boston. He was brave,
active and useful officer. In the private
walks oflife he. was ever cheerful anc hos
pitable, and an ornament to society an ex-
celent husband, a good father, and kind
friend. He was Cashier of the office Of
Discount and Deposit in,his city, from its
first establishment until his death, uniform
~ correct, JUST and obliging.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

JSY v:r;ae os 4 6asi of tcas. from Andrew
~ Lewis. OF the county of Montgomery. wi,
b. so', by the su5scribers 10 The highest bidder,
az ,ns Eagle Taver., IN ths eity or Richmond.
uaon the 2Sh d. OF Sen'cJnbsr next, the fl.
l,yins TRACTS OF LAND, with thsir sppu,-
,cl;n.es, or so much shcseof as MAJ be rc-c.sa-
w to pay certain debts in he said deed of ,rus,
r1=h;oHe !, thai 10 &c say-cnc iTac; situate in
tbs county ut Montgomery contrasting 800 -
c'es, being ,hai Wa:s N which the said Andre "
LIE sis nov iises-one other tact adjoining the
last m:nionea, on the rcr'h, cons aiming ten
,housand ac,s,--oue o,her tract adjoining the
6rs, mcn,icne.', being an inclusive suevey, con
,aiaing ,evcn thousand seven handsed acres--
c-c ether tract adjoining The las, r,en;uuei a. the
we2' end. containing f,ur hundred AMI fourteen
acrss--one o,hcr t'ac, called ta= Carsnu EeIk,
Containing III zee hludsd and s,xIy-siy acres
one other t'ac, called Ssyenss tract, on B>t'or
Gre. K, adjoining the first mentioaed tract OF
c.a; hundred acres, and containing one hund.ed
aui fly acrc1--'ne other trace also adjoining
the fr5t mentioned tract, called p:oihnsas Car
den containing enc hundred ani twenty eight
scscs=1-,ne other tract adjoining the last n.etsi
ongd, containing one hun ired and ,hi.;y aces
lone other 'rac al joni lg the inclusive survey
! of seven thou;and seven hun1rea acres above
mentioned, containing eighty ac,el==ons 9th.
| tract adjoining The same inclusive survey an
! C M aiming one hund.et acrss-ons other traS,
| lying on both sides of Little River, containing
one hnnd cd ami Fifty acres, on which Is situate
| Hope veil firge-oac her tract adj dining Nh
To, containing ona hun!rcd and forty &C es-
ore oher tract ajjoiniag the same, calsd the
Saw mill tract, containing four hundred and Shir-
sy-eight aere+==and one Other tract adj lining
the last mentioned tract, containing one hrIa-
dred acres--which said several tracts os land
are situate in the County of Montgomery.
The sad sales will b. made agrecab:y 20 ths
directions in such cases, OF the act of Assembly,
passed the 3ist day of January, 1909, entitled
!" an act concerning execu;ions. AMI for other
purposes"
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
JOHN PROSSER, trustees;
| N. B. The aforementioned property is stu.
ate on aud about whar is geseral,y called tho
! Zen, Mountain, and considered q very valuah,c
estate, particularly for grazing. ANY one wish
ing for more pasticular Information, may apply
10 Charles Johnston. residing in Campbe;l coun
| ~, near Lynchburg, or 10 Robert Pollard, Geo
PICKETT, or Gallego, Richard & Co in the city
OF Richmond.
| Richmond, July 1Ith, 1909. tbs
| The sale Of the aforementioned property Is
postp ned until the 23d day OF November mex.
when l. will take place a. the Eagle Tavern. in
the city Of Richmond, agreeabiy to the conditi
cns in the above advertisement.
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
JOHN PROSSGR. iruStees'
Richmond, 28,h Scptamber, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27
ToHNHoLLINs, Has stated to the Edi.

TOHNHOLLIES, Has staied to the Ed
. tor Of the Baltimore Federal Gazette.
tina, the Suit in Chancery, was forced upon
aim, in order 10 close finally his conce rms
OF sll descriptions with Barney dis
cussinn, therefore, in the papers he de-
ciines, being before the proper tribunal
ne ~ the mean time, requests that the pub
lac opinion may be suspended as re-
lates TO the publication Of Saturday, until
legal seluemen' is had, and to winch no
unnecessary decay has ever been given by
onould any OF the papers publish ]. B's.
pieceJ they are requested to add the above !,
and toward their bills TO the Editor of the
baltmare Federal Glzeue.
Baltimore, Oct. Il. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

CIOLEN from he subscriber, near
- Prince Edward court houss, in TN.
night Of the 22d September, Ecu year old
GELDING, about four feet eight inches
high, we'll formed, in full plight, aud
haidsomely spotted his name anG Iall
in their natural state.
j. is believed his handsome spotted bo-
dy most attract the notice Ofthoss who NAV
Sc him have therefore to request among
my friends, the aid OF the owners Of fer.
RES, 10 enquire for information and if a.
ny can be obtained from their boatmen
TO be 50 good as to advise me by post.
FRANCIS WATKINS.
Oct IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

TOR SALE.--A handsome, second hand,
1 London ballt CHARIOT, which has
seen but little Rsed and is in good state
of preservation. Apply to the printer, or
TO Mr.. HsGREs, Coach maker, opposite
the Old CITY Tavern, where the Carriage
mas &c seen. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27
A c A R d.

nOCTOR LEWIS lately from the yves, IL.
~ dies, has opened bis Office 81 Manchester,
IN the house Of Mr.. Bishop for the PR Ac7TcE
of PHTSEG .SURGERI.. and ETYDJVIFE RI
ne hopes from his su:ec5s and experience, 70
merit the patronage Of ibe al pu5lic,
N Private families may be supplied with
Medicines wi IA suitable directions.
E-F@ Advice for the ,7r gratis
beptember 25ta. 1859.