Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-06

AZ GSp - f0sIuuIy
:,or vessel. which lately sailed
u {! A', country for Amsterdam, has re-
on thl ss Eng been refused permission to
pasd' na .sat IS the severity with which
|pl-,s0 DEGREES agains, commerce are
b. Da,c4 "a, not the slightest communlca-
sb'cea' , , between her and the shore.
% was a e course, brought no news
Sc nas, having set in, she was Obliged to
1rE0'; 80 rA and warp out Of Amsterdam
sIS0'. means of preventngour CONNER
Asa. Il, from falling mo the hands of the
ID 's', ant. I,a.dyman, of his majesty's
|trt' il.,eprn Stationed on the coast ofSpain,
~ -5 ! notice, stating the names Of the
y ssDs ,s +, ross ssion of the enemy. 1t
l's W. over in the Growler gun-bsig
q .I csoseman, who arrived at Plymouth
sssday. Captain Harelyman requested
3 s. -, might be generally circulated among
pls sa,u,oandsrs Of all his malesty's ships
= eel, .s. bound to Spanish ports.
- =. 6 ETuicsra IF Bilboa, Dec. 90.
!. llE1g0RANDUlH.
The French entered St. Andero en- the
!, At Il o'c,ock-Freneh entered St.
@ 10 Nov. 81, with force Of 1900 men
'I T..neb in possession of Vincente, with a
.oftsoo nlea-French at Brrgos from
s Il accounts British, under SIR Da-
saB.;,d, al Asserga md advanclng-
y Of Roman, with gen. Leith at Lee
spanish gen. Batiasters, with a strong
n. At Columbias, situated between the II
,,rds SslIas aud Vincent.
sThs. memoranda arc to be made known
! NV Of his maiessy's ships you may meet,
mi sgyessels bound TO Il her of the above
m.nliOned ports, ae to be acquainted of
|b.r being in possession ofthe enemy.
sGiijjon to be approached with caution.
Signed,
Cd. HARDYMAN."
fanuaru $.
The Spanish vessel which conveyed gen.
hpont TO France, arrived at Gibraltar the
d uh On her way back to Cadiz. She
nushtintelligence respecting the deluded
al wrstcled monarch, the late king CT
Sam, Charles ". Il person who accom-
,anrd Dupont ON his voyage and was per-
|liusd 10 land at Marseiiies, had. several
ppOrtuni.iss ofseeing and conversing with
Charles, who was inthatcity withthe queen,
tsnfant don Francisco, and the prince of
pace. The king was very earnest in his
INJURIES respecting the recent state of affairs
nSPain, which were infinitely detailed TO
i'm during which he often wept bitterly.
lspositivtly stated that Charles and his
suite were brought to Marseilles, prepare
Dry to voyage to Mexico, for which pro-
Tntc he was TO sail by the first convenient
qportunity and that when arrived ne was
essume the government of that province
q an ally Of France. Consequently one of
Thirst acts Of his government would be the
SfaratlOn of the people from the mother
tc1ry.
he manufactures of Birmingham are in
"a ne most Hourishing state and considera-
SeOrders tor their produce have been re-
s ! IN town from Rio, and other parts of
Danish America.
9anuary 9.
~ From the Plymouth Paper.
!. Inc; Cheerful cutter, lieut.. Carpenter,
uniea Yesterday from Corunna, in forty
.s@ hours, and hes brought over lieut..
- francis Lefevre, commander of the
S'Fn . guard, who was takes prisoner by
4. ra8st in the affair which took place at
SSSsnto, the 18th ult. in which the enemy
~, J. sOO1 500 men, in killed, wounded, and