Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-30
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VIA NEw-yopK,
LONDON II

-: ious'y circulated IN Fran.
on Its trst appearance SUNNI .s'
been written by the holders f r.
duce, but afterwards it was brl; s's
been circulated by the inauer, %'IT
powerfully OF the governmtn,
tory to the measures which NJ.
to adopt in consequence of II. rsN@ /
intercourse being again re,,s, anr
this country and America.
Yesterday a considerable NM,
sells arrived from Holland
with coin and other conno ors r
reason assigned for their sudd, .'a
was, the expectation of an en MI p (
imposed Throughout all the no'
kingdom. They have broupb,f ~.
pers, and no aoditionaI nforn, s!
portance on which we can REIN
A gentleman who has arriy.,,
country mas favored us with Some
gence as TO the situation Of NJ"
at the present moment. The Nn
vernmen,, arrlehending that H. ,s,.
petition is intended for the invs,io, 'F
land, thought 6tto make great n, s'P
for the public defence En e r'r
may be formed from the vast ,.j H.
materials, the plants SO extensive h.,
not he completed for any imm,d,,.
A large battery is constructing near 4
house, about ! miles from Amst,},r
numerous hands are employed,
ertul system OF machinery, to drive y
Gus plies inio The earth, to give s,i1;
the embarkment. The city is sutromll
the land side, by grea, number Of !
batteries, so that access, in that a.,
seems to be almost impossible. lhs
encampment near Utrecht, CT about
men, and all these VINO could lie /
from Stralsund since the confictwhd
have received orders to return. AI9t
is was in Cumberland, and it was sg
that he would soon take his depar
Join the Royal Fraternity asstatI
Frankfort on Ike Maire. Itdvts n
pear that any acts OF open hostility al
he constituted. authorities have benz,
mitted; but il is said that for the las
years, the natives had been greatly in,
by the increased contributions nquin.,
Nv the obstruction ot their commtIr
is added, that the demands Of the
could nor be satisfied, II 1t were rao
easional indu}Gences granted to tFadI
venturers !; and that III cssatislaoiG
such CAUSES was SO extensively Diff
that a separation from France, aat1
ance with Great Britain WAS conslcd
the only meaas Of appeas'nG tn; 81
disquietude, alleviatins The pubic bull
and restoring the rational prosPefE'
Some of he |, tiers from Ho'iandrS!
the same fact that was stated IN lhe 70
guese Journals received y:s,sIGE'E1'
king Joseph has again qaiIsd Aa az
proceeded towards the frontiers. "s'
not what degree Of credit is cue I"
news.
A Go.tenburg mail arrived just a'h =
per was going - press. It eon!a'i''''
lowing intelligence >, A..
Extract ofo letter frsm 4 Srelis1S 4, 4
lizard the brig Fough!a, G8'" -
Roads, June IS. III
I" On the 10Th inst. the br4S SCI ~ T.,
Rifwiflond, in company with Two =
frigates and one bomb keteh. onsSa,
and one cutter, and about 80 '', -,
men, most of them Swedes w l,r
here all safe the day before ysS'''0'''
o'clock in the afternoon. Id
"Our inien;i; II was 1T first 70 ). d
the Belt in consequence OF a s'bs :, Il
by the English frigate Cebsi'u' .o y" Il.
on through the Sound. bs + Is. ,rr
point and Hammusnolla IS of TIC D: l ip
gun boats hove insight. but kSP s.J,c
with the coast. Some shot were NV ss.tu
us from Kronenburg, but DID ~ ;o;p,,
Of Helsinburg our convoy was ass va
the Africa, English ship OF the INV w AK.
as the winds serve we intend ~ amh
departure from hence, but inc ~ Il