Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-30
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.MoADAY, OCTOBER 50.

Er,rars Of letter, dated September 3, al
the m0ath ef The Eyder.
We have got so far Ill tafety, after
having been about three weeks IN Stavan-
Ger, where net being able TO o5tain any >a-
tsfac.orv information except that we would
be we'll received in this port, ] was obliged
to determine on proceeding here. Its rae
tasr wonderful, swat during our whole voy-
ape from Ba!tinlofc to hers, we have not
been boarded by any vessel OF war OF any
description, altho' wc have seen several. 1
can SAY nothing about prospect. | under
stand lron tae pilots, that the ports OF aot-
land are ,lockaded, severa, vessels turned
oahcrc, have arrived here; Hamburg and
Bsmea are also hiockaded, bat tbs Jade IS
free from the British, but other diihrp't;es
exs, there. The navigation of the Walton
is not open. The SHIPS Leda, Hope and
Harriet, are detained BY pr;vateers at S'a-
yrager, and have to fear mScsa deiay ship
William, antl snow Robert, were ar Sta
yenger waiting Information. A white bot
TON ship from Balt!marc, Of which have
not vet been able to aacertaiu The name, was
on Heiisolaul reef yesterday, ard got off
With three feet water in her hold"
On the departure Of the n!ontesquisu
from Toniungen on the -tsh alt. peace was.
NOT knoan to have taken place between
France and Austria.
We isarnthat ehe American cargoes car
ned there Were admitted 70 entry and sale.
!; must nevertheless be looked upon as q
very Prscarious trade. The attention OF
bonaparte viii be drawn 10 it by its present
maSnltads, which is sufficient i it be longer
PERMITTED, to stock she North Of Germany.
hwlil be reeollectetl thathe has lately given
oiasrs for enforcing his anti-commsrca
regulations 1t Hsmbursh, aud as Tonnin.
SSn is used as depot tor supplying the
sane country which traded with ga,nbore,
whist it was open to commerce,. il IS evil
ppsn, that his policy wiz not be satisfied I'LL
po,h are closed. Nor is there much resist
ace to the measure to be expected from
We king of Denmark, after the elucidatlon
"ehave had, few days past, of his SUD
sSsrvispcv in forbsaring to decide upon the
ate OF AMERICAN captured vessels or even
ok the relations OF the two countries, un'
Ihe had consulted his master at Paris.
The great value ofthis properly may still
hF.her lvopardize it by tempting the cuel-
dity OF France and Denmark, both OF which
powers have absolyed themselves iion the
restraints OF honesty aud faith.
Bats, Fed. Reb.]
Aletter from Christiansand { Norway IRE
ceived in Boston, dated Esd Aug. says
There are now 50 American vessels here
which have been brought in several ar
condemned on the most frivolous presence
Tho estimation of American property &c
taiaeI, is three million Of dollars. tits deem
cd miracle nay getting in without speakin
Danish privatser, which had it been tn
case, without doubt should nave Jared a
therest. have passed an examination an
amPerfectly cleared--howeyer, the priva
teers are now called in and ordered to b
aisnantled, the reason for which cannt
essn.n
We give the following article as we re
selved it, from the Aurora of fTnursda
last. We have no doubt of the truth of tn
statement as tar as it goes, except in on