Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-08

unanimously chosen the hon. Christopher
Grant Chamblaiin esq. a senator from that
state in the senate of the u. S. to supply. the
vacancy occasioned by the death OF the hon.
r. 1la1one, esq.
The following is the list of a number of sea-
m confined in the common prison
!, Arras in France, in February last.
Thomas Stauson, Connecticut; John
Charl v, New York James Bride, VIM.
Frogban,, Richard Hed&ly, Norfolk; Jas.
Burl, BoIon Briggs, and John Smith, New
York Francis Rogers, Robert Stole, John
Neal, aid John Smith, Philadelphia; John
Wills, Virginia; John Shaw, Baltimore /;
Richard Towndsend and John Moore, Sa-
lem VIM. B. Ford, Franklin, Pennsylva-
MIA John bradley, New Haven James
Humphreys, Newburg n. York John
Lander, Massachusetts John How, Bos-
ton aud John Gerard Beuforc,!N. c.
The above persons have American protec-
tons but being taken in vessels under the
British flag are considered as prisoners OF
| war and trealed as snch.
lanes Doughcrty, Robert Pottenger,
Francis Tucker, Benjamin Senburn and
Nathaniel Low, Of Mass. Thomas Clark,
N. Ha npshire yohn Vulcan, n. York !;
John Wangrove, Pennsylvania and John
Billens, MARYLAND taken in the Neptune
of Portland; Daniel Tracy, Mass. Richard
Oronorod, Norfolk; Joseph Thompson,
New Castle, and Peter Augustan, Masse-
nuker, Cape Nav, taken IN the ship Hol-
land Trader, of New York Louis Dee
and Tnos. GRIFFIN, Maryland, taken IN the
/ Two Brothers of New York. Many OF
the ABOVE though claiming 10 be Americans
| and having projections are suspected OF be-
! ing BRUSH suolects.
LIST or ACTS passed at the first ses-
sion the eleOenth Congress.
An acs respecting the ships Or vessels own
| ed by citizens or subjects OF foreign nations
4 with which commercial intercourse is per-
mitted.
An act making further appropriations to
! complete the forli6calions commenced for
the security Of the forts and harbors o. the
United States, and to erect such tortihhca-
tons as may be necessary for the protection
Of the northern and WESTERN frontiers OF tha
United States.
An act supplementary toan act entitled
An act making appropriations tor carry
! ing into effect treaty between tha United
States and the Chickasaw tribe of Indians"
and to establish land Office in the Mis-
sissipPi territory.
| An act authorising the appointm of
an agent for the land Office at Kaskaskia.
and allowing compensation to the commits
sioners and clerk.
I An act to continue in folce an act declaf-
ing the assent of Congress to a certain act
of the state Of S. Carolina, passed the 21st
! Of Dec 1904.
An act authorising the discharge of John
Heard from his imprisonment.
An act to FIX the time for the next meet
ing OF Congress.
An act concerning the naval establishment.
An act to amend and continue In force
certain parts OF the act, entitled" An actt
interdictth commercial intercourse between
the u. S. aud c.. Britain and France and
their dependencies, and for other purposes.
An act making appropriations tor detray-
ing the expence of stationery, printing, and
all other contingent expences of the senate
and house of representatives during the pre-
sent session of Congress.
An act freeing from postage all letters from
Thomas Jefferson.
An act for the remission of certain penal
ties and forfetures, and for other purposes.
An act supplementary 20 the act, entitled
81 An act making further provision for the
support Of public credit, and for the redemp-
ion of the public debt"
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