Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17

was ordered to be presented to b a. adie
praying for copies Of a letter f,o IS aaljst
cretary Canning to MIR. pinEOa a. ~.
TENDER last, and TIE answcroeM Mr. s.; aS
[ These are The letters which mad, ,. i'aAa'
noise III this countlv-Canaino,s SoGa
a forgery. '" 's~
We have received Americas ~ n, : :"
the s9-7th ult. The greatest eoo,S. 1rsN
walls in all the principal ports N ,a p p
and a determined resistance is mai.
the restrictive regulations Of the rnS
laws. The vessels for Europe, psr;D4!
ly England, now put 70 sea IL l,6aa..
the power CT government, an! the mo,.
rlous results seem 10 threaten the p,;.,
The following letter from Greeno,5 of,
I'd uit. reached us this morning
An American brig called the E,i.,
Yer, from New York ior Bosom, a,nS.I
here this morning in, SO days: her ,r'a
consists OF 10 bales Of cotton, l0ooG,sH
Of tar, q hlds. OF tobacco, . 65ls. ola,p,
II A.lf 90. 2 kegs Of hogs lard, aerceo(J
beans. 8 5l!s. OF pork, AMI ticgce Of Graz
kers small blscuiss). Eighteen ve,,l.E
Chiefly ships cleared out the SAM: day hr
Boston.
Al these vessels, it is unnecessary toob
serve, though cleared out for Boston, ags|
really bound to this couary.
& vessel has arrived in the Clvic from
tie FioriIas.
Februauoh
1t is with great pleasure that We &c4alr
cur readers that government have received
dispatches from admiral Keats, and tla;lhs
apprehensions which were entertained for
tie safety Of our feet ii theSola1 were IN,
founded. The dispatches from admiral
Keats arc dated OF Gottenbargh; they stat:
that the whole Of our squadron vas IN safe
ty, with the exception Of tie Magnet sIoo,'
which was lgst but the whole Of herceT
were saved. The Sound is new comlea'
y open.
We YESTERDAY mensioned the arrival o.
The Princess Charlotte pack:t iron LISBON
by this vessel, go, elnm=nt have receive.
dispatches from Mr.. Y ii!iers. II We ma
give crsdit 70 the Portuguese p9;,sF' u:
g,Sai> = enthusiasm. pegvadss eraT part o.
Portugal, and the greatest eNcfaos nay
been made bv an c!asses.v the the pfoPPF
70 enable them TO resist the French: VINO
it appears, have not vel entered p0'H
sal.
The following very interesting acc0nl
from ssip,aip is ea;ract:d from 4 Po''uSsa''
paper: :
!" Capt. Walker Of the eth regiment &C. C..
frcted lis escape from Madrid on nc IA n
ult. lrwas positively believed at hlaq ~
that the garrison under the command o. ),
neral Bciiarti, intendpl speedily to evan .E
ate that city. The French wert iOr''H"
the contiguous height. The soldiers N IN
extremely disconnected, for notwIthstaal :.
the order OF the governor, prohibiting !,
carrying Of arms and knives, OF 'aI w.
ing of cloaks after SUNSET, nuIllo''' =
them were assassinated every night ;
such pitch was the resentment OF INC l =
pie carried, that gen. Penque was a,s" y.
mated by woman gen. Crane Malsg1 q :.
found dead on the 31st OF Dtcs4loIr, ,5 !, =
neral Bcrthier, the prince CT Nsu' rf ii
died Of wound received N one " ~,
arms, which it was found necessary '
Dutate. sntI
Joseph Bonapartc, at his sole" ~, s' :,
INTO Madrid, on the 22d OF b''' '"
:eived with a gloomy silence n,.,h an
German papers on tbs event. S S.",rIurt
,ance to the report that the ,t dspai'v va,
10 the cas-, Of the Rhine W., vi
Of an unexpse'ed, Fa ,i''I he r
Austria Il is also remarkable lh't p Ram
2ort OF war between Francis a''i 10Th {
,arte prevailed b, ID, last advices' UNI Il.
he shores D: The A,!aagic and ~ :
-ancan. I'D reste