Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-04
RYTHE LAST MAIL.
NEw.Y0RK, March 80.
ra5>N Noes from England.

ssshiip Hercules ~ - Gays i'o''' t1'se'
~ '' She sailed the 18th of January, and
Ri ysd;.ors of the New York Gazette have
! : gfasored with London papers to the
e s,,s lsn,sssy iaclusive. Though these pa
''' .ontain no news from Spaia as late as
s.,trcsired al this port By the ship Remit
VS. from Cadiz, yet we find several arti-
s; worthy OF notice.
n. snttarkatioa oftroops at Raasgate,
..eor,plsted on the Sist Of Dsc. and the
=, d.v stood down Channel vi h, hne
ri,d Asupply of artillery for Spain, left
Chatham on The Sd Ian. i !
The London Ccuriyr Of ,i,e 9Th. Ja;:. ner-
INK The receipt of Boston papers TO the.
nh Of Nov. and notices the proceedings Of
i. Massachusetts Legislature relative to
h. embargo.
.ThesLondon papers conhfmthe gallant
ssoduct, and glorious victories Of gen. PA.
Iarox at Saragossa.
The French force at the attack upon Sa-
arossa, on the 2fst December, was $4,000
"a, and 1000 horse. The French were
completely. routed. and left $3.50 dead on
h, field. :
Atoar last dates, the king Ct Engssn9,
ssswcn, aud transacted business as usual.
HI had been confined from Christmas Day
did lst IAN. when he went 70 ST. Georges
ehapelsith his fan,;iy.
The London papers contain various re-
ports Of massacre of the Frensh at Ma
lnd, but not finally relied on.
The news from America, OF the prospect
sfs uon-intercourse, had caused rise cf
American produce--CampbeIl's famous re-
perto Congress, appears in all the English
Cas.ttes.
The editor Of the Courier, after giving
hsproesedings Of our Congress relative to
de noa-intercourse, considers it a measure
ahodnliis TO little or nothing" it leaves,
tays lie )aifails in no worse a situation with
nspeetto this 'eountry then they were left
srshe enitargo. "s Il is something Ike
tsold aaage, ofshewing tie teeth without
hing ablefto bite -ss The Americans hate
rsbut they dare not proceed TO extremities
+-Asya are fearful Of coming to close quar-
i'I'-bat they are quite ready TO. call US
names atsa.distarce. Nothing can he more
fndagn.sed than their iitwia to nss; nothing
an De more harsh and high sounding,taan
hr language, and when we. read. the
Pescaes of the members Of Congress, md
nc vfltinos of American politicians against
Awe are prepared to expect nothing less
mn war, open determined war. Butsthev
sendla some measure .calculatetl,to i.iure
'ensslyes more than us--snd thisethey say,
waking a digni6ed position.
lile Dec. Packet from. II. York, arrived
afalmou:h on the Tth IAN.
A British brig Packet sailed from Fall
mouth Tor N.York on the 10th. Jan.
It's evident (sass the London Courier of
J. ~ iitAof Jan. that our army is marching
slofnna, we take it for granted, there
~, 80 maj our ships-and transports have been
s .' from Vigo with all possible speed.
MY lngraham a passenger in the Her
S's the bearer Of dispatches fros, NIr.
@saey to the secretary of state
=. 'ie charleston Packet, Hess, with ma
!. a,'0fes, cotton, &c. arrived at LiNerpool,
=, ans 9Th Of Jan from N. Carolina--So
Ssrsaa'velpool paper of Jan. 10. J.
q .olkS,sJan. 1o--3 pr. cent. Consols,
- t-o---t 1rpp,,,r, ~ q H.
:, 'll,-s per cent. Gsonsals, IS IA 3-4
i u cent red. os 7-s--Omnium1 IA
~ LosDoS, January 9.
es sas lhsarful cutter arrived at Plymouth
w.; w. 9TH, IN ;days from, Corunna. Capt.
,s .ssan, is the bearer Of dispatches from
s s q Moore. They are dated at Aston
s.,la IL when the army,wese IN good
I'm and spirits. - ~ 49,. Sgas ..~ss
M Previous accounts hadleft our affair;
very critical Situation tt NJ Our army was