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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-27

GThe situation of Holland IS most Ia.
rnenrable-I St. nothing but bank.urtey.
The emperor scarcely ever takes the
advice or opinion Of his ministers. Like
Mahomet, he considers every thing that
Genes in;o his head as inspiration. The
king of Holland he has used in a barbarous
manner, ard would have sent him to prison
had not his mother interfer.d. The enn-
press Josephine is said to be greatly in debt,
and she will soon, / have no doubt, be
forced to-resign The title of empress
1une S.
This morning we received variety OF
German Gazt ties TO the .24th ult. TIE prin-
cipal articles of intelligence are eiv.n IN the
following extracts
Extract efa letter from Helsingborg, dated
NAY "a.
&c There has been an engagement, between
an English merchant ship & Danish lug
ger. commanded by lieutenant 5Sanderup,
in~which the Dane was beat eff with the
loss Of two men killed and two wounded
Three sail Of the line are in the belts, one
OF them bt airing an admiral's Gag /; they sent
boats ashore on the island OF SProgoe. a
Swedish merchant ship has been detained
by the gun boats at Eiisne ur.' A'cohvoy of
eighty sail has passed Nyhorg English
troops have landed on the island OF Sproeoe
from the three sail of the line it was sup
pos, d that the island was tskyn possession
OF Tor a watering place. :
/, appears from the Paris papers, to the
soh UT. that the expectations entertained
BY toe court of St. Peeersbureh of vigo
rous cooperation on the part OF The Servi
ans against the 1uks have been completely
disappointed. The Russian corps that pass
ed over the right bank of the Danube, has
been obiis~d to return Precipiratey. Mu-
rat effects 10 make prt operations Tor the in
vaslon OF Sicily.
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to S vile the troops that he frd,s,
sary &c Lave there Gen. Brave, y
tered Estremadu,a with sttofy - -
He is to communicate with The sseo,.
which has pushed detaet n,rt to t.,
tos Zafra; he will afterwards tax, ;.
ton at Bonquillo.
(Signed)
I" The Duke Of DA1mAr,,
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The following arsitle is copied from the
Albany Balance. Whether It's contents are
literally true, We prvteed not to decidr. -
sd, any rate, the novelty an1 huuior of the
narrative will furnish a sufficient recon-
;pen.e for the trouble of perusing it.
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BALTIMORE, 7'uly "a,

DIAL 4NiONE, Jug a.
By a gentle man frem S, We lean 1
by arecent order, colonial produce ,.'E
mitted to be transported 10 Alton.
prices were extremely low kat no 81
cations had taken place, nor were an
prehende d from the inclination of ii. L
nish government, but it was matter A.
culation and Of fear, that Bonapatu n
order conhscations, in which case n, l.
tation would be felt in complying viii 4
demand. We have been favored h.
same gentl, man, with file of the Hanbk
Correspondent, TO the 22d MAY nths
and oflhe Abeille du Nord, ine,udir,
18th. Y
= The Ramboui}Ht Decree
Is introduced into The Hamburg Co,l
pendent Of The .22d May, in the follow
manner.
a4dyice from Paris gfthf14th Map |
- On the 23d March, tie following in,l
rial decree, was issued from the palst.
Rambouiilet,
: NapoIeon, *. Whereas the GOVERN,
OF the United States, by an act et'th,tI
May, 1909. which forbids al French a
ssls from entering the harbors, road, ]
rivers o. ,ilr said States, has o;drsd
1s,. 4" That from the 2o.h OF aay n
vessels, hich may arrive ii the rott|
The United States, ind the French q
shall be seized and cunGscated toGea
with their cargoes. /.
3D. That, from the said date, NO ga.
or productions, coming from the soil a
manufactures eff France or her Colon
shall, be i'm por.ed into the said s,a'ssfu
any port or foreign place under hepen;
OF seizure, conhscatlon, and a FINE Of H.
times their :,alue and that 81. Amera
vessels shall not proceed to an! pot
France, her colonies and dependencies
We have therefore deere d and do dc
as foil, VS.:
All vessels under ,hr Dag OF In Udt
States, which belong III whole or in gaf
a citizen or subjec, Of that power, s S''
from The 2oth MAY 1909, may enter
'pus;s IF Our Kingdom, our colonies Of
countries occupied by our armies, shall
seized, and the proceeds Of their sa! -
posted in the Casse d'Amostisst mem
Is There is,exctp1ed' from this Prorsi
all packets, which may bring despacha
commissioners from the government Of
said states, which have neither goods
lading on board"
THUS it appears, that this decree '
correctly given in substance before
withstanding it was pronounced spHF'o"
the government paper at Washington
eRIoA, april 10
Several American vessels, richly 'r
with sugar, coffee, indigo, &c have J,
entered our port they arc to be follow 'f'
by larger number. The captains o'p
above mentioned vessels met with sew, g
British cruizers, which limo manner WI
ever disturb their voyage:
STOCKHOLM, Abn4%
The question upon the CONSUMPTION ~
be regarded as terminated. The ony rj
naming difficulty is to know how IT sR'a'
executed. In the house of lords it W"
greed to by majority of 81 votes . s~
was there resolved, that in case OF ave. w..
SO 900 men should be immediately F", ",
who should BE- distributed among 'n'"'
ments.
Fx1svRc, Apa&
The former king Of Sweden, ou' ~
Adolphus, arrived here yesterday e :a"p
suite. This prince continued MS js at,
for Meersburg, on the lake OF Con''''
TLa G,b Ecriher 1vIfheS TO "
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PARIS, 1lay %.
Tohis serene h;gdness the Prince Of NeHc
Observation-Disclosures bly, &c the com
munica,'on made TO your serene highness,
in one of my preceding dispatches, the
batteries of Matagorda Point were unn1ask
cd at four O'Clock in the morning of the eIs,,
and a fire commenced from IS pieces OF
cannon and mortars on the enemy's ships,
which had taken station between that point
and the Puntal Castle, from which. sup
ported the fort Of Elatagorda, and greatly
incemmoded our works: 'Severa! red ho;
shot were fred; some Of VI ich struck a
ship of the line, and set her On FIRE. : This
vessel, as well as several bombs, sloops and
sun boats were obliged TO Withdraw from
,neir position. The whole FIRE was, then
directed on Matasords. This fort, not
outstanding, continued 20 def nd itself IN
til the morning Of the ed, and ould pro.
baby have held out % hours longer, if one
e our shells, which fell on the powder ma.
e zine, had no, blown il up, sdigman,led me
works, and kill, d run,ber OF men. The
rrst Of III garrison alarmed by this acct
dent, hastily mbarked, and left the tort to
be occupied by tn Imperial troops. Mar
ST AZ thr duke ct Beiluno info, ms me-, that
It was irtend d, ON the following night, to
occupy It in force to repair the work, and
dilect 81 pieces OF cannon that have bet n
found there against Cadiz.
"The capture of the fort OF rMatarofda
will necessarily have produced great feet
at Cadlz; and the more SO, because the
enemy s ships may now be attacked al their
anshoragf, and rannot communicate except
bvIstealth, and at night, with their estab-
lishme MT at the Caracas and the inner har-
Dor. We shall also derive this advantage
from it that we shall be able to erect our
batteries nearer, and throw shells into Ca
di1 at the same time that we shall assem-
bic, in the channel of Trocadero, the fotilla
Of bo mbs and gun. boats we are preparing.
Twenty of these gun boats will be immedi.
atelv manned, and others are building. But
on this subject Unjust inform your highness
that the presence of body of 1000 or 1900
seamen, completely organized Tor even
more, if possible) would be of great adj
vantage4to the.service in this quarter. The
greater par. might man these vessels, and
theremainder might be advantageously en-
ployed on the coas, of the ocean or the Me.
citerranean disposal of this force would
contribute to keep the country in subsection,
intercept every kind of mercantile commu-
nicasion, and thus contribute to the success
of our operations; then should we begin to
conceive hopes Of soon seeing the numcr-
Gus population of Cadiz, which already be.
gins to be straitened, submit and drive out
the English of. their own accord.
" Marshal the duke of Treviso, after
having cleared the coast to Ayamonts Of
the enemy, and beaten the corps of Ballas.
teros at Zalamea la Real, took measures
for keeping the inhabitants of that district
within the line of their duty, and in sending
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The fubfcriber wifheS to

The fubfcrlber wines " II
form his friends and the public !" he d
that he has removed from the house end
merly occupied, to house in Pr,n.s VII
opposite the shop os Doctor Dousias, .e, 4
he still continues to keep Groes''
Fruit as usual. ,yrn.
He HIS JUST REcElpl .1oe,.
A quantity of sweet Craig
A L S @, ,,dsS
Lines of a superior quality .a,"slttp
Tongues in kegs, of excellent
family use. wills.
A' ~
July 50:
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This grand procession moved from mo.
dern Tybnrn to the ancient gallows hill,
where the ceremony of coronation was per-
formt d amidst the shouts of the multitude.
/ The thong then proceeded 10 dtvcur the
food that was prepared for them, and TO
xpour some spirituousjo joys down their throat.
The liable being cleared of every thing
eatable or drinkable, great number of
toast. we're read BY the president (Pullwell
Faucet, Esq and ordered to be printed.
a he following are all that we can rscollect.
/. The goose Fuckers jubilee: Confu-
sion seize the man who will not feather his
own,atst. y
2. The Chosen Families: May they be
provided with soft couches, on which to-
repose incumbent at the expence Of the pub
lie.
8 g. Democracy May she always be our
master, and The governor cur mistress. j.
huzzas
r e. George Clinton H has grown grey
in has cednuy's- SEW, (: her gratitude is
his testr.ward. f. DeO'Ksh bcor bluckingg
though" said Faucet IN hall Wh'sptL ;
S. Map our feathers come to a good mar
skst,
Hefe the president b,irg called on fora
song, ocesded with the following, which
he declare h. made hiniself;--
To turn a cent,
a I'm fully bent -
Fiddle, faddle, fiddle.
: IT, -,
Ia, Ia, ding, dong
Dideiie, daddle, diddls.
A place, think,
To bring lnth'rk,
Fiddle, tseIdle, fiddle -.
VIII be the lhirg,
And S III sing, -.
D,ddie, daddle, diddle.
ehuzzas.
: 6. The S,hool Fund The people are
vet in need OF Instruction, we must therefore
take care of sklstund ior one year longer.
: 2. The koyal Cousi>s: So long as the
peoptr viii be their trends, III. y will be
friends to the people --[ Nudoubs
s. The Fair Sex y
|" Let every goose gander choose, !
And every gandet choose goose"
g. Judge Peck: May be never have
more than hnT a peck o! trouble, and bush
Ell Of profitable commissions.
:. 40 The prosecuted palr'ots who were
turn d out of Office last winter. May they
all be restored witaa dose Of ,esto, atiVs
balsam.. Here the president ornered IL
huzzas; but they turn d INTO Kisses, on
which he exclaimed Oh snch gees,
they've got no teatkels."
II. Morgan Lewis His drum has been
a'i.important to us on the day OF battle bu,
we want no more Of him, aid must dunn
him out Of camp.
Mr. Faucei, tie president, sung the Ole
merry song ct ~ Goosy. eoosy, gand'r,
whitker wculdyf wander" &c. and gave
volunteer toast, cemplimenting his own
"public and private virtue. D. The thru {
vice presidents also gave a volunsc each,
which cannot >recolleet and then /" tie
friends to the liberties of America, and 0
mankind" got home as wen as they were
abs And thus ended the goose FUCKERS
Jubilee, and the. coronation of democracy.
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FR1suRc, Atra&

FR1sURG, Afr7"
The former king Of Sweden, 0u :.s
Adolphus, arrived here yesterday e :a",u.
suite. This prince continued MS jo" w.t.,
for Meersburg, on the lake OF Con''''
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STOCKHOLM, Abr7 u

The question upon the conscr'P''01a y,
be regarded as terminated. Ihe ca! nj
naming difficulty is to know how it 'Rsa'
executed. In the house of lords 1t ""
greed to by majority of 81 votes . am
was there resolved, that in case OF a" ".
$4,000 men should be Immediately F", ",
who should be distributed among 1H'"'
ments.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-27

Several American vessels, richly lao
with sugar, coffee, indigo, &c have J,
entered our port they arc to be iolP ',,
by larger number. The captains OIL !,
above mentioned vessels met with ss'I'
British cruizers, which limo manner W.
ever disturb their voyage:
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04

up, by a new election his place for the remain.
der Of he time for which he shall have been
elected. Provided always, that il shall nct be
lawful to re-elect more than seven of the Di-
rectors Of the former year.
ARTICLE V.
The Board of Directors for the time being
shall have power to elect President and Cash
ier, and such other officers and Clerks under
them as shall be necessary for executing the
business of the Company, and to allow them
such compensation for their services reapect-
lively as they may deem reasonable, and shall
be capable of exercising such other powers and
authorities, and of making, revising, altering
or annulng all such Bye Laws and Reguiau-
tons for the Government of the Company land
THAI of their officers and affairs as they, or a
majority OF them shall, from time to time, think
cxpedient--not inconsistent with law or these
Articles of Association ;and to USE, employ, and
dispose ofthe Joint Stock, Funds or Property OF
the Company (subject only to the restriction
herein contained) as to them, or majority OF
them shall seem expedient.
ARTICLE vi.
Not less than five Directors shall form a
Board for thu transaction OF business, OF whom
the President shall always be one, except in ca
ses of sickness or necessary absence In which
case his place may b. supplied by any other
Director whom the majority of Directors pres
ent shall nominate for that purpose.
ARTICLE VII.
One share in the stock of this bank shall be
sufficient to enti,le the holder to one vote, but
no person or persons body corporate or other
wise, shall be entitled to more than ten votes at
any election, agreeably to the following ratio
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04

Stockholders resident within the United States
may vote by proxy upon such terms and cond-
tions as may be prescribed by the bye laws and
ordinances of The association, bnt no share or
shares snail confer the righ, Of suffrage Except
at the first clcction.) which snail not have been
held under regular transfer al least three caen
der months previous 10 the day of the election.
ARTICLE. Viii.
majority OF the directors shall have power
to cali a general meeting of the stockholders,
for purposes relative to the concern OF the com
pauy giving at least thirty days notice ia the
newspapers Of this place, or in such other the
most public manner that the circumstances may
admit and specifying in such notices the object
Or objects of such meeting.
ARTICLE TX.
The cashier before he enters upon the duties
of his office, shall be required 10 give bond with
two sureties to the satisfaction OF the dl-
rccors in such sum as the board of directors
may by their bye laws order and direct, from
time to time, with condition for the faithful per-
(ormancc of his duties.
ARTICLE X.
That in case q. the death, disqualification,
removal or resignation Of the pl esdent, the d.
rectors shall appoint one from their number tc
FIJI the vacancy, who shall hold the Office during
the remainder of his term for which his prede-
cessor was elected.
ARTICLE XI.
The shares of the capital stock shall be trans
lerable on the hooks of the company, according
| to such rules, as confornable to law, may be es-
tablished in that respect. by the board OF direc-
tors.
ARTICLE XII.
No transfer of stock in this company shall be
considered as binding upon the company, unless
| rnade in book or books kept for that purpose
by the company, and il is further expressly agreed
| and declared that any stockhodcr who shall
transfer in manner aforesaid, all his stock or
shares whatever shall thenceforth cease to be a
member of this company, and any person or
| persons whatever who shall accept transfer Of
any stock or share in this company shall thence
lttth become and he member of this company,
according to the articles of association.
ARTICLE XIII.
That the lands, tenements, aud hereditaments
| which it shall be lawful for the said company to
hold, shall be only such as shall be necessary for
its immediate accommodation, in relation to the
convenient transact;ng of its business, and such
as shall have been bona fide aged to the
| company by way of security, or conveyed to it,
| or TO some persoH in trust, for the use Of the
company in satisfaction or security for money
actually loaned, or advanced, in satisfaction
| Of or security for debts previously contracted
| with, or due to the said company or purchased
at sales, upon judgments which shall have been
obtained for such debts, and in every instance in
which the company may become owners or
claimants OF lands, tenements, or hereditaments,
! the board OF directors are empowered to sell or
dispose of the same in such manner they shall
deem beneficial for the use of the company.
ARTICLE XIV.
The company shall in re Case be ovners G.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
Wilmington & Brandywine Bank.

Wilmington & Brandywine Bank.
AGREEABLY TO adjournment the citizens Of
the Borough of Wilmington, and its vicinity,
met on the 9TH inst at the house Of Ed7card
Thomas.
The Chairman and Secretary, appointed at last
Meeting, took their seats
The minutes oflast Meeting being read, the
Committee appointed for the purpose of
drafting Articles Of Association for the pro-
iected institution, made their report, which
being read by paragraphs, and maturely con
sdered, were unanimously adopted, as fol-
lCwS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-25


In tins town on Sunday last, Mr.. BILLINGS
CoocEsHALL, IN the 77,h year of his age. Like a
shock OF corn fully ripe harvest, ne dropped into
the grave. The death of his Christian has cast
melancholy gloom, not only the ,ender circles
o domestick life, but II pervsdes society at large, and
more particularly that religious community, of which
he was valuable member, and one of its brightest
ornaments. Mr.. Go oGoEsHALL preserved invioiate,
a Character OF lnhcxIbe mt grI,y and secured o
nimsef by his religious department, the esteem of
nis fellow citizens. His lite having been protractcd
to point beyond the common length aIlotted to man,
ne was aware hat by almost mperccpubie advances,
he was approximatng 70 the grave, in the impe-
diae view Of which, while his powers Of mind still
retaining all their strength ana energy, he cimIy
surveyed the scene with composure of soul, conse
quent on Oh tie possession ut divine grace, and the
fullest assurances OF world TO come, ia the eternal
Joys of which, should be swallowed Up the remem-
b'snce of his priigrimage IN THIS world OF trouble
at length through the powerful assistance of Al
nIghty grace, he has obtained gorI triumph of
al and holiness, s.n and dc zih.-and in all the
5Gccecdng periods of duration, IN he immediate
presence of his God and Saviour, he shall enjoy that
eternal weight of glory and rest, purchased the
righteous by the sgonies Of SuHrsing Saviour.
Hhe without Deafh Eoiiid e'er te good !?
Hho .sitl.vpt Death but ,souLdbc good IN vlan" ?
At .,Edds,ssen, Eiier PARxER Hall, aged 50
years. hrs ife throughout, strIcIls exemplary,
equally in the retired AID secret walks - losnes-
tick lite, in the tumultuous, fshionab,e, and busy
scenes Of the world. lie lived snd died pious
Christian, n m solemn attestatfvn Of he truth, his
Numerous rsi~t.ve, friends ard aoqusntance, ,togeti
er With a-mPsthizing community, nave shed o'es
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Tie --latest Foreign Intelligence.
BOSTON, JULY l6, 1al'
LATEST ADvICEs FROM SPAIN.

Capt. ID wis, Of the General johnson, arri-
we'd here Yesterday from Lisbon. Capt. d. in;
es between the outposts of the combined
English and Portuguese, and French armies,
.lut no important battle had taken place, though
1t Was hourly cXpe;ted. No apprehensions
were entertained that the French would get
possession of Lisbon for the present. Let
ters received by tbs above arrival state "That
cargoes of American produce can be sent
there to good market and with perfect safe
ty, at least, to the end of the present year.
The last accounts received at Lisbon, from
Cadiz, mention that they were under no ap-
prehension from The French.-Flour was sold
n % dollars.
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Health better ban Ricbes.

II t. Physician, az 10, MWi5orouph-
street, near the MethodistChapel, cures CON.
SUMPTION. DISEASES of LUNGS, LIVER Bli..
lOUS COMPLAINTS, FENERS, CANCERS
COUGHS, &c. SC by successful mode of Practice.
A mode of Practice, which has restored to perfect
Health, great number Of Consumpive, and other
Patients, who, under the common routine Of Me.ii.
cal Practise, would have been, ere now committed
to the silent grave
to all requests, in the line of his profession
Iult lS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-25
FROM g.isHivsro,, JULY IS.

!" We are informed that the sloop of WA.
the Hornet will sail from New-York, be-
tween the 25th and the last of this month, 70
France and England and that her conman-
der will take charge of mercantile and othe
.c:ters for Europe.
" The Secretary Of the Treasury LEFT thi.
city yesterday on visit to the state of New.
York.
- The Secretary Of TKar also left this city
yesterday for the Northward."
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NOllCl.

No iCf.
Il HE Subscribers in,ed to com
u mence the Weaving of all kinds Of COTTON
CLOTHS, their Factor, in this town. in the course
OF ten or twelve days. Those parents and guardians
who wish their children to learn the art OF Weaving
with the Fking shuttle, &C. are requested TO apply
imediately Wages wiz be given according to their
ages and abilities. and increased they encrease In
the art of Weaving
They will immediately commence Manufacturing
different kinds OF twne and lines. Uantai
quautty OF clean FLAX. Apply TO
JAMES PERRY. or
Juy2% STEPHEN DrRI OIs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-25

On WEDNESDAY next, the Anniversary of the
establishment of the NEWPORT BENEvoLENr rs-
MALE SOCIETY will be commenorated in TRINITY
Church. sermon for the OCCASION will Be deliver
ed by the Rev. DR.. DEHoN; and approPsiNe musick,
vocal and Instrumental will performed by an ex-
bic institution, aud the pubck in general, are invited
After the services over, there will be collection
when the charitable and humane. will have an oP-
portunty of extending the hand OF relief to the IN
digent and unfortuh ate.
-. Services TO commcuoe at o'clock.