Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-05

II siiYer SITIHtS -
III .and a sofa 't ! By which craft they had
sldsss p y they therefore shouted the
81 Fsa sbs;r goddess /; and the Epheslan \
ssss q .s 'ns heels repeated the shouts and
sb At tnsll i zeal as the patriotic mobs Of
lib IS f mu's cities have shouted the praises
eut q :. the Idol god "whom they lg-
'sIspdy worship.
,of Mime, March Term, 1909.
'p''fr'es = .rrs, hi5slants, VS.. The SHIP
Is ,IIsTs ! ofW1scassef, and cargo-the
n.s .r refusing to give bonds under the
sstsnbargo law. ). o..
'sDDraring to the court, that IN the m aan
hsg s'd bv the statute Of January 9, 1909,
~ !. rrosscution Of penalties and fortel-
p us ssIipsrred in violation of the same, no
pr,' .;oa { therein made for prosecution
Fi' s,I h.; 6 BY acton Of debt or by ind'ct-
w. ;rnjfarmatioa, any law, usage or GUS
Hp : ~ 1 sontrary Notwithstanding" the
~ ~, : va, ii opinion that no further pro-
GU r,s, could legally be had upon the libel,
i tbersupon ordered the same to be dis
missed.
r., British brig Hero, in II days from
o.n;,ir,, arrived at Newport on the Goth
g ,Sro, the captain of which reports, that
- = paahar, galter sustaining dreadful
snbirln,sns from four British batteries,
rlMGrring much from the want OF wa
!, Ebepipes that furnished a supply hav-
j. men zen cut oF) was compelled TO surren-
+ i By capitulation. Guadalonpe, it was
III was to be Immediately invested
I ri, island is very strongly fortified, and,
, S expected, will be obstinately defend
i.
Ensrf Of letter from LiOerbool, Jan. 9.
No alteration has taken place relative to
ruolitical relations with the Continent.
he correspondence between this country
llFrance in consequence of the meeting
Erurth, proved as We expected unavail-
i. The British forces in Spain have
rned junction, and hopes are still en-
1tained Of their ultimate success, though
struggle may be long and bloody.
The season Of the year put a stop to ex-
ration, but prices of colonial produce
IIbgh, particularly sugar and rum, prin-
,aIly through the stoppage of the use of
ain inthc distilleries and coffee is at fair
ices, and the consumption has been In
.ased BY the reduction of the duties, tho
SOCKS are heavy; and the generality of |
naercial men, as well as agricultural
dshipping interest, benefit by the stop |
G OF intercourse with America, and by |
gusral operation.
frGet Of a letter from liverpool, dated7th |
January, 1909.
ut would have afforded us infinite plea |
re to have commenced our advices Tor the |
ssent year, by congratulating our Trans
antlc friends on the restoration of our a
cable relations we must confess thatwe
Vt never locked forward to thisiin the |
ne sanguine manner which many have,
TT appears SO obviously the interest OF
u countries to preserve mutually good |
y
Outstanding, that, independent of any |
I'm to humanity which our respectivesgo-
Nors may have, We never have been di |
'lsd OF hope on the subject: the arrival
the last Packet from New York, has
'dsd to convince us, however, that the |
aPiete adjustment of the existing differ |
ces, cannot be looked to at soearly a pc {
: as we could have wished indeed 1t is
a Us matter of doubt, if it may. be-
'' to at all for some time to come.
Inc state OF the market for American |
luuce hasbeen such, for some time past, |
NUS difficult to give any correct opinion;
y article has become so enormously |
y and consequently so much risk is at
.'so 70 the holding of them, that scarcely !
,uaYs pass without variation in opinion |
prices; a paragraph In a newspaper has
Z sincient to alarm some holders, and to !
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