Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-11

longer exacted--anu vessels may tilus ioau
freely with destination for friendly port
NAPLES, July |, 1909.
Y TIE MINSTREL or FIN1NG'ES, 4 4
President ofMe Chamber ct Commerce.
Ishave the pleasure TO advise the chamber
of'eommerce, that his majesty, III conss-
quence Of my last report 10 him, has decid'
ed that all the American ships cousing Ill
rectly TO this kingdom, with positive des--
tination for its ports, shall be there freely
admitted, provided they be furnished with
the necessary certificates of origin OF their
cargoes, and of the correspondent papers
Of navigation in due form, and provided
they will not be found infringing the royal
DEGREES If the Goth December, 1906, and
9th January, 1903, relative to the English
commerce, and of neutra! powers which
DEGREES must be observed in THEFT inllvigor.
I am persuaded that the commerce will
experience in such disposition new proof
OF sac interest his majesty takes for it, and
that it will reap the advantage OF this sin
suiar benefit.
Prices at Naples, august 10.
Beeswax, 60 cents per h.; cassla lig-
nea, 1o7 cinnamon, $40 b'oves, l4o;
cocoa, Caracas, TO- coffee, Maulnico,
green, So St. Domingo, 81 bourbon,
SO hides, Buenos Ayres, IS w. India,
81; indigo, Spanish, 1872; pepper, Sc,
pimento, 40; figs, 10; black sewing silk,
Z II, colcred, 25-all the foregoing pc +
ID. Goldfish, Amer. 10 II, per 11a lbs.
molasses, 96 sugar, double refined, loaf,
60 10; HAVANA, white, 42 IS common,
81 As muscovado, 90 40; East India,
80 70; tobacco, Va. 90 a. logwood, 1s
IS; fustc, II S ; tnank!ns, 20, per ps.
rum, w. |. 200 per gallon American, $50;
brandy, 81 oil, Galipoli, en- board at Ga"
lipoli, and Caabria, do. on the coast, 1875
dolls. per ton Of ss6 gallons sweet oil, in
cases of30 TASKS, 4 dols. per case Go. Of
~ boitlSs,, 2 so; silks, Ormeslnes, u Cts.
per Sd. red wine. 10 dolls. per hid.
The following communication, relative to
the late extraordinary news from Baltimore,
we have received from correct source.
(N. Z. Gaz.)
an explanation Of the Baltimore neuos from
Spain.
No battle could have been fought near
Seville, even if the whole English and Spa
nish armies under Wellesley, Cuesta and
Vanegas, had been destroyed, as the army
ofreserve can defend the passes OF Sierra
Moreno for considerable time and till
the French force them, they cannot approach
Seville. Ifa battle had taken place any
where near the Tagus, i. would be known
in Gibraltar in three days at furtherest. A
skirmish took place near the bridge of Del
Arzobispo, on the Tagus, about the 18th
August, between an advanced body of the
French and Basseeour's division, who at
first suffered but were relieved by the duke
of Albuquerque at the head of three regl-
.ments of cavalry, and the French driven
back. General Cuesta had demanded Sc
veral times within Tor S months from the
Junta, that he might be permitted to give
up the command of the army, On account of
his extreme old age and i'll health, original
ing from TOO great fatigue He has now a
seat at the general junta, where his talents
and patriotism will be veryuseful TO his suf-
fering country. Several members Of the
junta had returned to their provinces, their
term Of service having expired, and two or
three obnoxious members had been obliged
to resign.
Romano has been recalled, partly on &C
count Of This having behaved too violently
in Austurias, and interfering with the pri-
vileges Of the Australians, and to make way
for the Count de Norona, captain general
of Gallicia, and the conqueror of Ney at St.
Payio, who now commands the northern
army. Sir Arthur Wellesley has received
the command of Cuesta's army, by the de-