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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-04
F O R E l C. N.
(YIA NORFOLK
CApIz, March II.

CApIz, March II.
D, spatches have beeR received from Lis
bon by our secretary Of state with the in
,ellieenee that the Portuguese governunt Mt
has solemn!y recognised the supreme
council Of Spain and the Indies. By this
the close union which subsists beta cen the
two nations is drawn closer, and we will
proceed with common accord to the defence
of lhe Peninsula against the invasion and
tyranny of the common enemy.
Through the same channel we have re-
csivsd news from Badsjoz to the 9TH m.
slant. The euemy remained in the same
positions. Mor,ier's division supposed to
consist Of eight or nine thousand infantry,
and one thousand cavalry, remained in Ia.
fra, Los Santos, Fncrre del Mesue. The
divisions of Merle of about 1000 men, con
thu. d in Montijo, Merida, &c. &c. Our
army of the left in conjunction with the En-
elish and Portuguese, occupied avery re-.
spectacle line, covering the palaces Of Al
bur quefque, Campo Mayer, Badajcz, Oil.
veneia, Portbalegre, Dastel Davide, & San
ia 'Olalla.
Frsm the Gazette of the Commerce Of c..
dix, March 2oth.
Within these few days past, the enemy
have made no movement worth noticing In
these cnvirons they still continue to take
out Of the magazines in Trecadero great
deal of plank Tor their encampment, willis,
on our part we have kept our FIRE upon
them.
The news which we daily receive of the
Instructions Of the towns Of Andalusia il
very catering. The news from Estrema.
dura is not less pleasing, for besides tina,
the enemy has bseR repulssd, we see the
natives inspired with q most noble enthusi.
asm, the only thing which can aud mus,
individually save the country. Private let.
s<rs say; that division of 1000 eonscript,
had been be- in Castle by several Of ou,
detached psrties united; and that the sur.
named Empe zinado had surprized IN The
Inn Of Spiri.u Sanso, ia rhe vicinity of Ma
drid, . French party which he had taker
prisoners. The news from Asturias 10 mo-
so pleasing, as it appears that the enem,
with 5000 men had penetrated a. far a. O.
viedo and Gijon, against whom it is added
general NAH bad marched with big diyi.
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3" Amount Of his

kAtAASA"s
expenditures from
18th Dec. 1905 to
the 9th Nov. 1906,
for the support OF the
Tunisian ambassa.
dor and suite, includ-
ing house rent, and
various articles fur.
uished for their &C.
comodation, and the
expence Of keeping
three Arabian horses
imported by the sa'd
Ambassador, to the
seventh of January
eighteen hundred &
eight: including a
payment to John
Stricken for csrtain
sxpences in relation
to merchandise, pur-
chased for the said
ambassador; and de-
Quoting the sum OF
8 1852 50 received
On tho sale of the a.
Eresaid horses.
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L" Sundry expsndi-
lures, in relation to
the Tunisian ambas e
sador in this country,
presents purchase
>ior the bey of Tunis,
and expenees on a
journey from Wash.
ing.on to Boston and
back, from 18th May
to 's3d Sept. 1906. >
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-27
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed OF
,rus, to him from Mr. lillian Hoayson, dat
ed Oh the 10th day of November, IN the year
1898, for the purpose Of indemhltying Mr..
John Hopkins will, on FRIDAY, the 26th
%,ril rext It the hour Of twelve O'Clock OF
that d,y, II fair il not, on the next talr dav
a, the same hour proceed to SCI, at the
courthouse, in Alexandria, It public auc
ton, to tho highest bidder, for reas'y money
three thousand acres of LAND, situate OIL
the left fork of Zig Sandy Creek which
land was, at the time of the grants tor the
same, in the county Of Mononsalla, m the
S ate of Virginia.
The above tracts OF land we,e granted by
the state of Virginia, to John Allison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearirg date on the first
day of October, 1884, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgson by deed dated I'd Of August, l7so'
Edmund ]. Lee, 7rujtee.
Nov. II. cots
~. The editors Of the Federal Repuhli-
can and National lntelligcncer, will publish
this advertisement and send their accounts to
his office
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, viii sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, from George Town Ter
~. and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47n acres, on which Is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen.
teel family, together with all the. outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard Of
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
diaeren: other fruit trees, proportion Of i'm
proved meadow tor the scythe, and a large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know tho terms
by application to Mr.. JOHN DuLlH, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
mises.
e. Dulin.
Iune2. a'i'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THHE subscriber, after lapse OF .,ne
necessarily consumed in the prs'aFa-
ton of his, house, respectfully announces W
the citizens of Alexandris, as well s. lhs
community at large, that he has taken lor d
term Of years that noted and eligible es t.rT
iishment known by the name OF TUG o
,TOTEI, and once occupied by Mr. Gatsby,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
Gave /, an celia, which the subscriber hopes
20 preservs BY his unremiltei exor''ons IN
sFprding to ali those who may confer on him
Oh. E,vor Of their patronage, gentee! and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems il unnecessary 10 indicate the multi
piicity of convcnicn:es attached to tue Ci!y
Hotel, and will OILY submit description 10
that portion Of travellers who have SO gene
rally a,tesIed it, numerous advantages
James Brook.
February 90. va"
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Charles ;Slade 81 Thos. rGrsnyhauL
T1AYING entered intS partnership in ths
III ROPE.MAKING. BUSINESS, offer
for sale, at their store on Merchants, wharfs
a general assortment of COROAGE and
SHIP CHANDLERY, at which place, or O.
their rope-walk, they will receive orders toy,
any description Of Cordage warranted 70 bol
made cat of the best materials and manutae-
tured in such a manner as will bear the tnr-
spection of the best judges. 80
form b. A liberal price will be always gisee'
HEMP of the best quality. 3. "a
November ~. -| ''f ~ d.
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IuH Received


Ind for sale by James Kennedy, cen. Bssk-
seller, King. street,
Gentlemen and Lady's Pocket Almsnaess
in plain ana Morocco bindings, tor the year,
1910. 80. "... .. ..s. -
AND
Joha,ef,s Virginia and 'Farmer's Aims
macs for do Containing varietyo useiui ana
entertaining .master-by The dszsn or ethss-
wise. IS; e.
!. ..... ALSO.
DR.. Hooper's Physicians Vadsneeun---
lust publi.hed-a very useful Manual tor
Young sen,ls men Of the faculty. Price iiz
cents. ... ~. y. .E,. =
DR.. Ress's Medical Guide. y.
.Peunington,s Memoirs Of Mr.. Eisl CsG
ter. .a ..,rs ~
Blair. Lectures, On 2hstorisk ~
Bellies Lsttres. IN
Ad.ms'. Roman Antiquities. ~
Complete farrier inew edis
Misses Msgasine--2 voInS ~
;Portea.s Lectures On ~
DR.. Ne scomess Hsl ~
Mr., Vests Letss .sngsM
.Cowper.s Poems andGAsx-seps I 90
CANT miniatnrs sditions. y ,ss., -
| Msdiator's Kingdom, not 6 w Ws
and half eeath -
{. 9s1rexI $
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority of a deed OF trust
trom Sapislsi Bailey to us, for The purpose OF
securing the paymcn, ofcer,ain debts TO ~"
Ean HIlson, surviving adminislr"tor OF Gum
6erland Wilson, deceased, and TO 6eHjdm,'
Bolts, we will offer 1T public safe, tor cash.
on the 10Th day Of Mach next, at the front
door of the court house, in Fairfax county
q TRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described in ths decd as situated OF Occoquai'
Creek, adjoining to the town of Colchester
and devised TO the said Spmnc! Bailey by his
father HiLam Rsiley--supposed to contain
four hundred acres. $3.50. ...
j.. Thomas .Harrilon, jun.
- R. l. Taylor. .....
December g. -. s2a
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This is, to give Notice,

This is to give Notice,
THAT the subscribers of Alexandra coun
ty, in the district Of Columbia, have oolai1e q
from the Orphans Court of said county. let.
tiers testamentary on the estate of owEs
F MAonAru. late of the, county aforesaid
decd, all persons having claims assins. said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit t.he
SINE, wish the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scribers on or before the 18th day OF Aub nexs
or they may by. law be excluded from all De-
NETT to said estate, and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 18th day etFsf
bruary, 1910.
VIM. Herbert,
N. Fitzhugh, E*7s'
Hugh Smith. } - q
Feb. IS w"
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IoCeull Fl. Vaudeville,

loleph RI. hlaildeV'llC',
Offers for sale the t'A''"'r;. 9'''c'e'''
,vh2rSGi. or rrt0i.
1000 b,ssh. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 los Green Coffee, in barrels and bags
1000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New EngMnd do. do
200 bbls. OF Herrinys, Shad and Mackare
so tons Plaster Paris
90 bales prrim. Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum ,
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bbl,. do. dodifisrent q saiitics
2 hhds. CoP?eras
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
Hyson, & TEAS.
Young Hgson,
and
Hyson Skin,
t h:s:'''' WINES.
Claret, and
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin $500
New Fin ,Iand Rum in hhds and bbis.
Peach and Apple Brandy IN Dds
Martinique Condials, in boxes H..
Loaf and Lump Sugar, .HaVannah fioh '.
per gallon, fighiue' ro,,n, 1,d;oo
Molasses in hhds. Spanish rlo'ai'' '"u'o''
Spanish Cigars, Butter. w.
b Harris's and Taylol's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs,
Cunpowdcr and Shot of different Sizes
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimcr'o'
Chocolate Nos aid 5, Mould and Dip' Cah-
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, gross each .n,
bingham boxs, tamilton's CARROTS ana
I.eiser's Stuff in bottles
London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leadisg Lines, &c.
ALSO,
A constant supply ofwArER CRACKERS and
hast supERFINs FLOUR, by retail, and
so hhds. OF Maryland and Virginia l00ae-
90.
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ROSE HILL FOR SAFE.

This healthy, beautifully. and we'll improved
SEAT is now offered for sale.
1t contains 400 acres, 80 OF which arc h1 I.
wood. holland is better adapted to tbeIse q
Plaster of Paris, and there is some fesy sslu-s
able meadow land upon It.
ior terms apply to VIII. Foots, esq-upon
the premises, or 10 tho subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland. @
Benjamin Du!any,jua-
September "a. -----0 n
STAVE YARD.
CASH will be given for any quantity e
white and red oak hogshead and barrel slaves
and Heading, BY ~.
James Harper,
.On,wlarf north Of Hunters ship yard,
Who rrfects q quantity Of n = ~ !.
Tar and Pitch, and intends keeping rogu..s 4
lsrIy a supply ofthess articles. I'M H
February 2. 2awlw Smw3M' .
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Orphans Court,
June 2.

OIPha1fS e:oul1
Alexandria Lounty, Feb. Term, 1910.
Ordered, That the Executors OF OWEN
r. MAGRNTH, deceased, do insert the
following advertisement three times In each
week for four weeks, in the Alexandra
Daily Gazette.
Teste.
Alex. Moore, Register
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LANDING,
From sloet Ranger, capt. Camp ell, from NfsV.
bnrgtort, andJor cate by
Lawrason g Fowle,
90 Bareels N. E. Rum,
R as.n. Muscovado Sugar,
10 Hhds. New Orleans Mo!assss, OF a su-
perior quality,
81 Boxes Mould Candles,
Aquadtity Of Grass Rope.
February 90.
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t. Intending to remove to
the town Of Alexandria wish to sell lease
of years of SeSastias 81, ing Tavern, with
Is acres thereto belonging. Any person IN"
cheed te purchase will meet with bargain
and may be supplied with namter OF art'-
cles suitable to Tavern keeping.
A. LIMBO.
January 23.
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The celebrity Of this authors "LAW-
YER" and " CHILD OF FEELING" in
duced the publishers to engage in this work,
and withou: ietrActing from the merits OF the
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENCARN Is superior TO- either.
It's submitted without further recommends
ton, with a wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement to this
Young eentleman's endeavors to entertain In
struct and moralize his fellow citizens, In q
way seemingly wellealculates TO attract their
attention.
Feb. s.
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.Jult Received,
IND FOR SALE BY
CHARLES I. !CATLETT,
Is chests Imperial, lily son, & Young
Hyson Teas. ~.
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee.
20 pipes and 8 quarter casks Lisboa
and Teneliffc Wine.
8 hogshe,ds Muscovado Sugar
1000 lbs. Seine Twine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
50 do Spanish Sesars.
s. barrels Pimonto. -
octo,er l6. ....,..s "a
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14
e,so3,oool.
Bold and arttul achievement.

A letter has been received by MIR. Weight.
man, of FelPs Point, from capt. Johnson, Of
the schooner Two Margaes, of this port, Civ
ing an account of the capture of the schooner
by a French prlvateer, and her subsequen, &c,
capture by himself. The letter is dated as
Gibraltar, November %, 1909, and states, thas
on his passage from Malta tc Bristol, he, onthe
10Th OF October, came in sight Of Cape Bon,
when, II being calm, a French privaeer soon
roWed mp with sweeps and captured the Two
Margareis, putting prize master and mate,
with SIX men on board to carry her into port,
When night came on it began to bow gale:
and the priva'cer parted from the schooner;
the captain previously giving orders to the prize
master not to permit captain johnson TO be en-
deck IN the night, lest he should retasse his yes-
sci. a guard was placed over him, he was
confined below, and threatened with death il
he attempted to stir. (Capt. }. had captain
Bounds and his mate aboai d going 10 braltar.l
On their tirsi coming on board captain john
son fcigned himself sick, which lulled their
suspicious asleep. So in the morning he was
suffered TO SO on deck and consulting with
Mr.. Whipey, about re.capturing the schooner,
found that he would stand by him. Going
down, he again came up muffled in his great
coat, with hatchet under it He first knock
Ell down the prze master, and leaving him to
w. instantly dispatched the mate by repeated
bows-bo.h these being killed, The rest were
nt'mlda'ed: and captain johnson again tool.
command of his vessel. He made 'or Cagliari,
where nc was obliged 10 perform, quarantine
OF 10 days; and three days aitur, procuring .
crew, he sailed Nov. 10, in company with tie,
British packet, bat, losing her in haEy weather,
and dreading French cruizers in the Ssreights,
ne made tor Port Mahon, in Minotca. On the
goth he reached Gibraltar, where he was taking
IN provisions and repairing lis sails, st..
.8ah' Rs.s
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14

Il our voluntary submission to the rncroaci-
1nents OF that rival could have been added, The
excuse might have had some color, bu, France
''rves waited to see whether we would assert our
'shs, she tfasteg. retaliation, and absolced ~
IRON ANY oh iEator 10 resist them On her account
: laa' We owe ia ourselves, our own d,.sai-
y, oar own existence AS nation, which nov
otacuss.
-" In" right and the practice of which VOL,
are 'naIa4Sssd to co np!ain--nave Been exercised
10y Great Britain, from The earliest d..s Of Bu,i,i
pow? even WITHOUT any qualification or ex-
Sepuo' ~ favor ofnatiunt ships of war MIR.
Cannins's letter TO MIR Monroe, 23d September
1907.
It TO deem this pledge, we were 10 do ar
act unworthy Of ourselves or unjust 10 another
haho"' wee i t"chtYiod 10 that amount. i
Sh"nia be lost or redeemed. only by srrns-it i
s.in.e..ly mo',ifying tina. we should receive i
d Diibe Tor the assertion of our rights. an
ashamed OF having used this argument Money
nones eierr ! oney.iu.iead i; honor,
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14

Look a. isin iSa oJaa-i'ion between y,lr ovyn
interest and The support ,iy your conntry'sr;ehss
Abandon one, and the other falls. Whatever b.
your station, this is inevitable like the stroke az
death. II visits all alike merchant aud n.echa.
mic, farmer, lawyer or divine, all have ,ne same
stake. The tyranny that now drives you f,om
the sea, unless resisted with the energy Of the
union, will soon opprcss you the land. These
no, the suggestions OF fancy, nor are they AL
dressed TO your passions, bu, to your delibcrate
judgement. Exercise it without passion, ard
you will perceive that though united there is no,
, T, measure for our strength: yer divided we
| should fall without blow. You will find tI.s.
division invites hostility and weakers Defence
Do not deeeisc yourselves with the idea that Oh.
! position may safely be entertained until the n,p
| mcnt cf danger, and then be sutldenly dropped
| Human nature contradic.s the idea. 'Ey,e ~,
sions, like the waves, will not be corsmanaes
Once in motion they may overwhelm ps l., +,
cannot be restrained .--Expereuce contradicts i,
---ans! that seuse olcommon danger is an effect
daI restraint we have too many example, =,
i doubt--icithcr the vigorous attack of an ene,oy
without, nor the pressure of pes,i,ence. f,,,;,,,
and cont'asrationf within, could for nomsn,
calm the fury Of the parties thar ragged in Jeru.a-
iem--a worse srouIge than either fire or sword
hunger or disease, the last greatest curse was re-,
served by Heaven Tor the accomplishment of,hc
prophecies and the instrument ofi,s wrath.
The divide ttiml'era of Rom. was her mos,
i, formidable as well as fayoliIc u,axim, and The
perusal of our newspapers must convince us,
That its ase is not confined to antiquity. / cou,
enlarge or this subject, but if the sentiments Of
my readers SO with mt have said enough-,.
they DO not volumes would suffice.
In this number, may appear to have wan.
defed from my plan, but II is no DEPRESSION, arm
treating on the means of deience-and their
ground work IS un;on--ihe supersstucsuye j.
simple.
ViNDEN.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14
From America
Total,

Thus America furnishes hye.eigh!hs Of this
important material.
The total importation into the United States.
on an average Of years, 1909, 1908 ard laQ4,
amounts to 1920, ,oook. of which they take
from Great Britain S,py3, ,oooi Thus, the inn
poriaiion from Great Britain is almost equal to
their importation from all the rest Of tie
world.
The exports from America amount to
| .4oo,oook Of which 1000, ,o00l. are of do
ncstic produce, 6,ooO,oool. of imported goods
exported OF this sum of I5,ooo,oooi.
52o9 900 comes to Great Britain.
Thus America imports from US 8,9o3 ,oooi
Exports tous $500, ,o0ek
Leaving balance in our favor 1896, ,oool
This short statement will furnish some res
Acctions of the highest importance, connected
with the question Of peace or war with the u.
nited States.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14
VlNDEX
From q la.e Scotch faher.

The imports OF cotton, in the year just expi-
red, into London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, are
as follows -
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/" The buzz respecting peace betr..
England and France, has, like Other
founded rumors, died away, and W. 1"'
more expect it now than We did beio,. " !:
was mentioned" !"
Letters from the Flemish departments :
France, state, that a courier was desn,,,t
ed from Antwerp, by the emperor in, NJ.
son, to the emperor Of Russia, with an ~
portant communication, supposed to ,tb
to their mutual designs for the subiupa,,
of the Ottoman mpire.-From Anws"
we are informed, that by an imperial l.
cree, published there, all colonial ptodr.
in the towns of Breda, Bergen. op. yocn
Bezog busch, and others, ceded to Franz,
is to be sequestered and sold immedis,r1
The director of the Douaniers of that er
addressed circular letter for this purpc,.
to the agents under his orders.
We are happy to learn that treaty Il
commerce has been arranged with The N.
nisters OF the Prince Regent at Rio Tanriro
The stipulations were brought over by M
Hill, who left that capital on the 14th d
February. The engagements not being vt
ratified, we cannot state the particulars im
this much we are allowed TO say, from h. I,
most satisfactory authority, that this adjust.
mens is likely to be of great utility to buSE
parties.
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Potomac Company.

NGTICE is hereby given, that sI''
~ Meeting Of the Stockholders VII
held according to law, at Brooks's taysIR
Alexandria, on Monday the 9Th day OF hpSy
next when the proceedings of the Bose'
Directors, with the Treasures account o,Il
bursements since last annual mecungTM
ubmitted to their inspection.
BY order of the President ard Dreclo'
Jos. Carleton
Treasurer Potomac Conp,,l
George Town, July 10. az e'"
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Alex. Moore, RegIll''
This is to give Notice, i.

That the subscriber of Alexandra W IA
in the district of Columbia, has oDtai,. ,,cl
the Orphans Court of said COMFY ~" ~ II
administration on the personal estate ,q.I
Shreve late ofthc county aforesaid ~ " Id
persons having claims against the s.l ~,
are hereby warned 10 exhibit inc : v d
the vouchers thereof to the suoscflUs ort
before the 18th day of January neI s.nsb
may by law be excluded from an Hereto bs
said estate. And those indebted ~" .nt
requested to make immediate payn'aI
en- under my hand this lz'h gay
1910. hJmkE
Jacob Simmer, ADn 81
July IA.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.
"Foreisn CHce, Mag 90. Il

1Wt1S"L Ute, Ol0y 70, 1910
The king has been pleased to cause ito
be signifed, by the most noble the naroui
Wellesley, his majesty's principal secretay
of state for foreign affairs, to the minisn
of friendly and neutral powers, residing a
this court, that the necessary measures have
been taken by his majesty's command fc,
the blockade Of the port OF Elsintur, and
that from this time all the measures aub,.
r;sed by the laws of nations, and the re.
spec,ive treaties between his majesty and
the different neutral powers, will be adopt
ed and executed with respect 10 all vss,s
which may attempt to violate the said block,
ade.