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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-26
To RENT.

] he STORE and WAREHOUSE lately
occupied by Messrs. Libby and Carne, at the
corner of Fairfax and Prince streets. Also,
one of the adjoining Stores and Warehouses
in the same brick building. Possession can
BE had Immediately and the rents will be
made unusually low.
]. H. Hooe.
October II. s'a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-26
JAMES BACON

Becs leave to inform his former customers
and friends, that he has u
Recommended the Grocery Bu1l1eS,
Athis Store on Kmynear Washington
street.
YYERE He OFFERS FOR SALE,
A well cho1en aHutment OF
goods, IN that line,
Warran'ed genuine, harhcufarlv ms
TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS,
Which are Of a superior quality--He will dist
pose of each and every article on the mos
moderate terms.
May =. gu.
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September 10.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-26
They offer for Rent,

TWO DWELLING HOUSES one on
the lower end Of Fairfax street, part of which
has been constantly kept as store, the other
adjoining their store.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-26
Ludwell Lee.
dts
October IT,.
Cobbeyjmath s. 7au-Plate-Workev.

~E~HE subscriber continues to make and
4. repair all kinds of COPPER & TIN
WARE, ard also carries On the BRASS
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the dlrec-
ton of lillian Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line.
FOR SHE,
Is boxes 10 by ID, and - do by 10 Boz
hernia Window Glass, Of a good quality.
TO LET,
The House Ola Fairfax street, occupied oy
myself, which is made to accommodate ono
or two falnilies-l, will give lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner of Prince AID Eoyal-streets. and
ore BlacksTith's Shop with d set OF ools.
For Sale or 10 Lei on Ground Kent for
eper,
es feet of Ground, fronting on King street
and running back 90 feet to 10 teet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in geod part of the town
The highest price will be given Tor oia
Copper, Pewter, Brass and Lead.
George M'Munn.
Who has for hire handsome light 10a'"''
with careful driver. 90,
August %:
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Libby and Carne.
N q + [ G E..
Ortoher II.

~ u / 4 T..
Pursuant TO deed of trust from jonathan
MandeviNe, deceased, to the subscriber,
will be sold, to the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, on the PIE misses, OH SATURe
DAY, the 2sth Of this instant month, Oc-
tober--
The Lot and Houfe, wherein
the said Jonathen, llanaeulHs lately lived iy-
ing on King street, and bounded as follows,
to wit beginning upon King-stree,, sixty
feet to the eastward of Alfred-street, and
running thence eastwarI!y with King. street,
and binding Herewith iouy three feet five
inches thence narthwardly with a line pa
rallel to Alfred street, one hundred feet to a
fifteen feet alley thence with the said alley
and parallel to King street, forty three feet
FIVE inctcs /; thence with straight line to the
beginning.
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given to the purchaser, Oh giving bis
notes, in three equal iDsiaImentss with an
approved cndorses, for the payment of the
purchase money, the notes TO carry INTEREST
from the date. lien on tie property viii
be required as farther security
G7' The sale to commence at o'clock
P. M
Iudwell Lee.
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Sa,ss at Vendne.

!, ,verv Tuesday and Friday,
W WILL BE SOLD
j. ycndue Store, corner ofsPrlnce ana
Water streets.
|, re,itsy Of Dry Goods. Gressr'ss, 9 {.
PARTICULARS ofwhich viii be expressed ~
i sa.s Of the day--All kinds G. Goof's
'S ':' gS' arc on Limitation and tac prices OF
s a'h arc established, can at any time DC
~ "a snt{purchased at thelowest Limitation
'"Df P. c.. Mafstcl!er, v. NJ.
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Stolen or Straved.

/. FROM the commons adjoining Alexandria.
OH or abou: the 2s:h ofSep,enSe err last white
chunky made HORSE, ridge main, newly
shod all round, Whoever will bring said herse
to the subscribers shall be reasonably re-
Warded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
FROM THE puBLIcK ADvERTIsER.
BR ITISH INSOLENCE.

An intelligent gentleman arrived in town
yesterday who had left Norfolk on Thursday
last, and states that the frigatc President Law
In Hampton roads when he started. He came
through Baltimore, and was informed on the
9th inst that the frigate L'Africanc was then
lying at Annapolis. He did not learn that
any naval engagement had taken place in our
waters ; but he says, that if the officers of
the British frigate should eyince as insolcnt
disposition towards us when afloat, as they
had done when on shore at Norfolk, after
their arrivalin Hampton Roads, to any of our
Kigates, nc had no doubt of the result.
The case OF the new act Of insolence and
outrage is stated to us, and its authenticity is
unquestonable in the following manner !:
Soon after his gracious mqjesfy's frigate,
which brought out the British hcace maker,
had anchoried in the roads, her boat came a.
shore from her at Norfolk, royyed by nudsAih-
men, with several officers on board--Shortly
after landing, thinking that their coats would
protect impertinance from chastizemcnt,they
imprudently rushed into the house of res
pectable family, relatives of the navy agent
of Norfolk, and pursued young lady, who
1was SO much alarmed and shocked by their
indecent and insolcnt treatment, that her
Ishrieks brought her mother to witness and
protect her from the brutal outrage of these
russians. Of her they audaciously dcman-
Ided," Whether she had ham and porter for
salc g. The lady replied that, g She neith-
kept butchers stalfior porter-housc," and
requested them to depart. Notwithstanding
Ethe appearance of every thing respectable in
the house nd the modest yet indignant firm.
mess of the lady, a strong disposition was
manifested on the part of the officers to add
additional injury to the already objectionable
insult. Her husband, however, entered a
bout this time, when, after further alteration
with him, anumber of his neighbours assem-
bled and ordered the Williams to repair to their
boat--to quit the city in one hour, or abide
the just resentment of the populace. The
officers very prudently complicd--embarked
within the limits of the truce, and returned
70 relate another gallant exploit on board
their frigate. Our informant further states,
that even the fedcralists OF Norfolk, feeling
SO different upon this occasion from the Es-
ser order elswere, admittedsthat the scoun-
drels had been treated with too much mod
Grafton.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

,he mlnisty he wisc enough to reverse those
that Mr. Jackson has brought with him, all
may be we'll but is this to be expected |?
not by any man of common sense--those
VINO are disposed TO be again deceived, are
requested again to " look at it fairly"--look
az what has been the conduct of England for
tne last ten years, and say whether every sue
cccdins year has not been marked with some
new, some more grievors aggression, and
some new pretext for pundering our citizens.
\ minister is degraded for engaging they
should desist--and another sent to persuade
you--or it that he impracticabIe, to bully you
into submission. But examine for yourselves
this is all that is asked, and it is TO be ho-
ped 1t is not asking too much.
One other request let us make, that you
watch we'll the conduct of those who arc en-
deavonring to persuade you to submit, and
are daily offering arguments in extenuation of
the wrongs the British have done you--and
even attempt to justify their impressment of
our seamen, right which theydare not avow
over their own subjects.
When you fully consider these things
and look at them fairly-without permitting
your vision to be obscured by the mists Of
prejudice, or the tricks OF agents sent here
to cajole you, and keep you in darkness
you will preceive the straight path it behoves
you to pursue-prepare for every thing but
submission to British regulations-and pre-
pare to resist them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

he intends they shall serve his aiGjesy, as at
the time they came ON board he. observed,
that they were " damn'd hearty fellows" A
number Of his ,nalesty's officers, the admiral
himself, was much disappointed to find the
Elanor was acquitted without cost circum-
stance that seldom happens. 1t was the opin-
ion a. Kingstown, of those who are most in
favour of America, that nine-tenths of the
American vessels, which are detained By the
British cruizers, belonging to that station,are
merely detained for the sake OF ecnhrohs-
ise For instance, the schr. Julia Ann, OF
Philadelphia, compromised without trial,
and so might the Eleanor, for she had to do
it at last, or else be abandoned for they have
got to be such complete sharpers, that it is
almost impossible to cvade them.
SAMUEL COVER.
Cc.f. of TIE Eleanor.
Baltimore, Sehf. 10, 1909.
1--WE are informed that information OF the
impressments above mentioned, has been
lodged with the secretary of state at Wash
ingt on.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

A GREEABLE to Brigade Orders the several OF.
"A 6cers commanding Companies IN the ist Rvgi-
incnt of the lst Brigade are hereby ordered to
semblc on their Pasaacs, and march their rcspec-
tive Companies on the Regmental Parade in Middle
town., rear WILLIAM BAyLsy's, on Monday, the 2l
day OF October next, at. s e'ciock In the morning,
completely armed and equipncd ss the law directs,
for Review, Inspection, and Discipline.
Commanding officers of Companies will have their
Inspection and Muster Rolls prepared previous to
the hour of Parade, and that no irregular fwing be
rermi,'ed on said day. They wiz also make their
returns to the Adjutant agreeable TO law.
THO.SAS ID. STALL, Liem. Cot Com.
1sf Reg. LIST Iitigcds.
BIZ Order, ISAAC STALL, -acusanf
.Ns,spsri, lsrps, Is, iSVy ts+
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

In this town, on Saturday last, Miss FANsy srF-
VEINS, daughter OF Mr.. David Stevens in the 18th
year of her age.---Mr. PETER TAYLOR, in the 75d
year of his ages very respectable member of the
Society Of Friends 49,
On Sunday morning last, Mrs ELIZABETH 1s-
GRAHAM, widow Of. the late Mr. Timothy Ingra-
ham, in the 9th year of her agc--A Lady eseteem.
cd for her exemplary picty and suavity Of manners.
At Coventry, Mr.. DANIEL CsREs, Of Mr.
William Greene, in the 35d year Of his agcs--Iie
sustained long and lingering illness with great pa
ticnce and forttuic, and in him tender wife is b..
reaved Of an afeetionate husband >.
At East Creenrich, on the 30th ut. Mr.. NATHAN
GnEES NE, in the a5th year Of his age.
At North kIngsforssi, the 9TH inst Mrs. ELIZA
BETH Baows, relict Of Mr.. John Brown IN the 93d
year of her age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

Letters were yesterday received from Rouerdsm,
dated 18th July One Of them mentons that Gen.
Armstrong on the part Of ,he Government of,he U.
States, had arranged with the Minister az Paris a
Commercial Treaty, the conditions of which wers all
agreed and determined and it remained only for
TIE ratification Of the ruler Of France snd TIE Amer
ic;n President The letter adds that one of the du-
peates had been forwarded to Napoleon for his ap-
probation and signature. Loa par.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
From the Baltimore WaIc.
AMERICAN CITIZENS
Dragged nfo slavery by " orr good friends"
the British.
Mr.. IRVINE.

Mr.. IRVINE.
You will render the publick favour, and
may be the means of conveying the sad news
TO some tender parents, wives, and children
Ut the situation Of their sons, husbands and
fathers.
The under mentioned are the names of
those that sailed from this port on the 27th
OF May last, in the schr. Eleanor, of George
Town, myself master, for the Island of St.
partholomcws. On the 9th of June, in the
longitude of 81 w. and latitude &c N. was
boarded by his Britannica majesty's brig Of
war Sappho, captain William Charlton, esq.
master he without any hesitation, or the
least provocaiion, and without giving the
least satisfaction explanation of his conduct
put on board prize master and seven men,
and took from on board the Eleanor, the fol-
lowing men, viz JoHN TABouR, WrLLIAM
PEARY, both of the State of Massachusetts
PHrLIP TARSEY and THOMAS WILKs, of
the Eastern Shore, state of Maryland :;
ISAAC WOODWARD. HoLsEr AuLspp, JAMES
DRowN, and DANsEY BRown, of Anne
Ar.mdcl county, state Of Maryland, and or
dcrcd the Eleanor for Jamaica. TgoxAs
WfLKs was the only man that was returned,
he hcing, but an ordinary seaman the rest
Might nave been returned by the same me-
dunn, had the proud imperious commander
thought proper. There isno doubt, bu, that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
BRIGADE. ORDERS.

A GREEADi.E to the Militia Law Of tie State cf
n Rhode-Island, sc. the Brigade in the counties
of AcwpOv and Bristol win tuin out for review and
Inspection, in the following order, viz -
The Regiment commanded by Lieut.. Col. CON-
mandant THoMAs ID. STALL, viii meet for Review
and Inspection, on Monday, the 2d day Of October
The Regiment commanded by Lieut.. Col. Com
mandant PnILLir SissoN, viii meet for Review
and Inspection, on Tcesday. the Sd day Of October
The Regiment commanded by Lieut. Col Com
msndapt SETH PECK, viii meet for Review and In
spection, on "Wednesday, the 9TH day of October
time and place for rendezvous, and also make ther
returns 10 the Brigade Major, within twenty days s
ter muster. L
ANDREW NJ. CoRRIE,
Brigsdler GenercL, Is: BriyGde.
by Order, EENRY BULL brlgaae .'fgicr end hs-
specfcr. ,r tr
.as,sport, Sept oM. 1859,
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IsoRT OF .NEHpnRT

Ensered---sIoop HaIcyon, D,vis, New-yofk; do
IIuntress, Earl, do; do. Msry Ann, Brown, do /; do
aurora. Cahoone, do. Schooner Venus, B-..ey,
Turks-isand Ship Union, S.sbury, Liverpool |;
Ship William & Henry, Hudson, do Sloo2 Bstsey,
Carr, Richmond; 1o Thomas jefferson, Salisbury,
Alexandria.
Cgcarcd-SIoDp Fane Walden. New-York do
Halcyon, Davis. do; do. Express, Wool, do. /; do.
Henry, Barlow, do ; do. John Adlns, Smith, Nor
folk e :.
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TO THE PUBLICK.

THE Subscriber contemplating a re-
\ moval into the country offers all his Real md
Personal Estate for sale, viz - Al M a ,-s
The House and Wharf which he now occupies A.
House and Lot Of Land, situated In BvoadLSpee,..
with large Out buildings. Sufficiently large to con-
the Hay necessary for ihem. His saCes (fssr stars
Coaches and two Coachess) Horses, Wagons, &C.
Ncahe, two elegant Packets, the Golden .9ss, lI3s,
tuns, new sails, and in excellent order, and the
hunf,css, 100 tunssaiso in excellent ordcr now run
nirg between Newport aud Ncv-York.
!, The Wharf has good dcp,hof water, with Stores.
two Cooper's Shops, Dlacksnth's and Carpenters
Shops, and is well adapted Cor business of every de-
scriptioh. n
Inc above Property will be sold on. reasonable
terms, and the payment made easy .-Appl, 10 M,
JAMES PERRY. ts
Z .Ntss part Sctfemtcr &C. 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
From Nzw-YoRx, SEPT. %

JUDICL9L.-Thomas Arnold, Esq. has declined
the acceptance Of the Office Of Chiefyustce Of the
Supreme Court of this State. At the present ses-
son. begun IN this town on Monday last, Hon. VIII
liam Msrchant presdes as Chief Justice.
Prov. Phenir.
COLA stratum Of Coal has been discovered in
the hill T. Of Benefit Street in this town. ~ end said
TO be superiour to that found -Isand--Coal
has also been found on Hog-Neck, Swanzey, Massz
chusetts persons digging to discover whether
there Is any quantity of Il, with sanguine expectation
OF sueeess-A Coal-Mne has been opened at Mar
tha's Vineyard. rs1d1
COUNTERFEIT Three Dollar Bills of the Ex
change Bank, the engraving well oouRterfeited and
the signatures badly executed, are in ciscula,on,-
The Bank has not issued Thrces for 10 month few
genuhse ones arc therefore in circulation. Ci6id1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

NIHEHEAS some evil disposed
Wv persnr or persons have dug up, and carri-
ed away from DC Garden Of the Subscriber, on the
Point quantity of Potatoes.--W Whoever will discov-
er the thieves give information - that they may
be brought to justice, shall receive the above re-
ward. GEORGE CLARKE, Jus.
.NrHtsrf, September y, 1902
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
NARkIED.

In this town, on Monday evening last, Mr.. JAMES
ALBRo to Mss MARY CnAEpALL, daughter Of the
late Capt. Joshua OandaIl Of this town.
AT .Hiddlesosrn. by the Rev. Mr. Gibson, Capt
PnIi1P mason, # Adams (N;ass.) to Miss PmEDE
HoARD, ofthe former place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
REGINFNTAL, ORDERS.

HENRy VI CRANsToN being appointed Quarter
l. Master Of the lst. Regiment, with the Rank
oi Lieutenant is to be obeyed and respected accor~
dinghy.
By Ortier Of Licu.., Col STALL,
lSSAC STALL, .ldjntant lu Reg.
.Nsss.ort, SEPT. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
AUTHEN'TTCK NE TgS.

Yesterday arrived the brig Governour Sumner,
capt HILLIAnD, from .8icans and Gi6raltr Can't.
H. fayoured us with papers from the latter place to
the 5th OF Aug, containing the following interesting
inf srmation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
NEWPORT (:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1909.


BY the Commercial Line" we last even.
ing received the BosToN PALLADIUM of yes
terday, from which we copy the following.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

Talavera, under date the 28h july. that ,,non be-
ing apprized that the enemy to the number of 10000
men were making dispositions to attack him, he
crossed the Alberchc, take up position previous
ly agreed upon with the British Commander in
Chief IT4
At in the afternoon of the 9th, the enemy pre-
sented themselves, made most vigorous charge
win hxed bayonets and were repulsed with great
lossst battle ending Mt 8 night.
On the 18th, very early III the Inorn,t the cne.ry
renewed their attack which they were still CARRYING
on at z in the evening. when the Despatch came a.
way at which time, the whole Of the eney's troops
were driven back. The Gen. fatters himself that
such will be the issue Of every successive action the
English and Spanish army displaying the gallantry
characteristics Of their Nations
The Csupcr was present in person on that etcn-
ing ne withdrew to ST. Ollaa, with 93 carts Of woun-
ded Laci.s Division is close to Toledo and Vepe-
gas's army must have been in Aranjuez Yesterday,
with an intention TO proceed to Madrid
Signed CARAY
p 8. Intelligence has Just been received, by Ex-
press, that the enemy have been completely defeat
ed.
cApIz, AUGUST g.
Reports have reached this City from Seville as fol-
lows -
FIRST REPORT.
That glorious Victory had been gained, by the
Combined Armies under Field NJ rshal Cuesta and
Lietenant General Sir Arthur Wellesy, over the
French Army commanded by Marshal Victor.
The loss Of the British is said to be two General
Officers killed, and one wounded, and from to 5000
Men,"
SECOND REPORT.
8y an E.rpress I, rired here the do,, The 3D.
e That Marshal Victor, with 1900 Men, had sur
rendered to the Combined Armies"
From xzw-YoRK, SEPT. %
Gentleman of the first responsibility in this
city, received the following letter yesterday from his
correspondent at Porto -Rico--It confirms the news
by the arrival at Baltimore
!" Porto Rjco, Sept 1, 1S0o.--Three vessels have
just arrived from Cadiz of which is in IS days,
with the official and agreeable news, dated August
dy battle was fought in the ncighbourhood of Mad
rid. between the Spanish and English Armies, under
the command or Cuesta and Sir Arthur wcllesly and
the French, in which the latter was defeated with
the loss OF 900 Men in killed wound and taken
prisoners The presumption, therefore, is that Mad
rid is evacuated,
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ERRATuM.

ERRATUM.
In .Mscelcnea, Np. z, article "Criticisin," line ID,
Tin few of our pafers,) for virtues, read writer's
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
SEyILLE-SPAIN.

SEVlLLE-SPAIN
Despafch 81 Cen ID. Gregorio de la Ceus,a, dated
Ell BrGpo, July "a.
The French, under Marshall Victor, who had en-.
trenched themselves on the banks of the Alberche,
and We're on the of being attacked, fed, in 81
lence, on the night of the Esd and the Angio-span-
ish armies are pursuing them in their retreat Our
advanced guard is in Cebolla.
((oJern,rsuf Ca-etfeI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
CADIZ.

H. E, Don Martin de Garry, Member and secre.
tary OF the Supreme Board of Government of the
Kingdom, writes to The Consulate of Cadiz, under
d ate the Slst July, TO the following purpose
The Supreme Board Of Government of the King.
dom has just received the important intelligence that
the Anglo-spanish army has most completely defea-
ted the French Army on the banks of the Aiberche,
after two days most fighting and great sla,gh.
ter IN which all the troops have entitled themselves
to the national esteem. H. NJ hastcIs TO impart this
favourable news to the Consulate at Cadz