Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-12

ment very popular. 6osei1i
"A letter has beenreceiyed from, ~
giving a dreadful DESCRIPTION Of ~ 10 ant
IN IN Basque Roads. The mouth Of tbs ' a.
Iharante is entirely choaketl with w Wy
.of the French ships. The enemy b,r1 N :
about 5000 killed, besides a crsaf a. 80, es
wounded. :" man
Bonaparte has left strasburg he o,s..
through Durlach on the 18th, and was
Fected at Stutgard the same nipbt
whence he was expected to proceed q N.Y. G
Mich. y vi "
By asignal arrived from the Dutch es.I
Yesterday, letters OF last Wednesday's do,
have been received. They state the, hn
tili,ies had actually commenced h.,msn
Austria and France, and chat ba,,,. \
been fought near Munich. in which III,
French were defeated. We have no au,bo
rity for the statement but the letters in ours
ton. The impression in the city was. how
eyer,s SO great, that wagers to considerab.
amount were made on Change that the ac.
counts were correct.
1t is ascertaned that the most serum.
lous vigilance is exercised by the Officers Q,
the Dutch coast, to prevent tie CAPTAINS al
vessels from taking On board either letters
OF newspapers, unless first inspected by
them.
The private letters by the Gottenbureh
mail OF yesterday furnish some particulars
not altogether destitute of interest. Il.
cences continue to be granted at Stockholm
to British, as well as other vessels, which
are to last till the 5oth Of Sept. Sir Samuel
Hood persists in not suffering an armed YES
sci to enter the ports Of Sweden. On tie
10Th ult. fleet under convoy sailed from
Scarlscrona. Mr.. Merry had given notice.
to Mr.. Smith, the consul, that in the event
of a war between Great Britain and Sweden,
the property of the merchants would BE- re.
ciprocally respected BY the two govesa-
mentss
Mays.
Price Of Stocks-Consols 67 10.
We are unable to lay before our readegs|
ported battle between the Austrians ard
French in Bavaria. The captain OF French
privateer recently taken and broup ht-thto
port states that desperate battle has taken
place, in which, after three days hard fight
ing, the Austrlans were defeated with the
loss OF $4,000 men.
Fran the London Gazette, Atrii go
At the Court at the Queens Palace, the
Goth Of April, 1909. Present,
The kings most excellent majesty in ccun-
Gil.
Whereas his majesty, by his order in cour-
Gil of the ll,h November, SOY, was pleased
for the reasons assigned therein, to orel,
that " all the ports AND places OF France anH
her allies, or of any other country al wax
with his majesty, and all other ports or pla-
ces in Europe from which, although no:|
at war with MS majesty, the Brush flag al
excluded, and all ports or places III the cole
MES belonging to his maJestles enemies saoui'
from hencefor:h be subject to the same re
strictions in point of trade and navigauon,ii
if the same were actually blockaded III II
most strict and rigorous manner; and al
to prohibit all trade in articles witch are
produce or manufacture Of the said countn'
or colonies
And whereas his majesty having been n'
verheless DESTROYS not to subject these cou
tries which were in alliance or III atnltv WI !
his majesty, to any greater lnconVei'len
than was absolutely inseperable tor carrFn'
into effect his majcsty's just detcrmln''
to counterfeit the designs of his enemies
make certain exceptions and mo'hhcan@
expressed in the said order OF the It'll ON
vember, and in certain subsequent orders
the 25th of November, and of the loth ~
cenbcr, 1907, aad OF the 5oth OF Marc
1903, declaratory Of the aforesaid order
the | It'll OF November.
And whereas, in consequence OF divers
vents which have taken place since the Ga
of the FIRST mentioned order, affecting theT