Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-03

sayS /" AKthe irocps' except the fsas e1s.d
] had embarked the Monday preceding. The
next day the Mole was destroyed. md az,
the Notifications, dock yards md srss male
blown up, and what cost the Fnnch "a
ycrs labor was destroyed i'd one day. The
enemy could perceive the destruction from,
! Cadsand and !Soath Bevelsnd.
The Gazsttes announce eGcia!ly The can
ture of five or six national corvet,,es. bound
from different porls In France to Guada-
loups.
The emperor of Aus.ria entered his ca
pital on the 2O;h Of Move mber, amidst the.
most enthusiastic. acctama,ions of the Den.
pie there were illuminations for Enigma.
the archduke Charles was expected the
next week. There remained in Vienna
10000 sick and wounded French SOLDIER.
who could no, be removed. -s.a' ,
The brave Tyoleans had not submitted
a. late as the soth of November, as au-
pears by articles under the head of Munich
and Vienna. Two regiments of dragons.
one British and one German, wess 10 leave
Portsmouth, with the first fair wind .for Lin.
bon. A division Of the copscrip,s passed
the PyreAees on the Lass Of November, IL
was composed Of $1,000 men, and was to
Form an army OF reserve TO the French ar
mics D spain, nd o remain at Victoria In
bisCay. 1, $50 -
Advices from St. Petersburg to the 1919
OF November, announce that the Russian
army m Mo!davia, had defeated ,ha; of the
Grand Vizier, with The loss Of Is pieces
OF artillery and r., standards.
From the general complexion OF the Lis
bon papers, it does not appear that there t.
any thing like dependency, on the contra
~ the most active preparations were m~k-
mg in Spain and Portugal for, resistance,
Tne Grst requisi,ion of the inhabitants Of
Portugal, were ordered out, 10 ioin the
army. .t'-.,. 4: = -.
Arrived, brig Jsne, Greenleaf, 9 weeks
from Cadiz Jan. 90, in lat. 50, long. 6s,
fell liz with the'brig Hannah, of and ironr
New Haven, II days out, bound to the
West lrdies, loaded with provisions and
cattle, IN distress. Jan. 20, sea broke
over tic stern of,he Hannah which washed
overheard capt. Elisha Atwater, THO
mas, mate and Benjamin. Smith, seaman;
inna!f ap.hour secoad sea broke o,sn the
brig which carried away the deck load,
Henry Welthan, seaman, boats, quarter
boards, &c. and broke two OF The crews
arms. The survivors begged capt. Green
.sat TO take them. of, or put q navigator
Oh board n conduit them 10, the frs, port.
Capt. &. pu, William Porter, his second ( {
mate on board, and rogue .sd him to make
the first southern port in the United States.
or St. Bartholomew. Spok ban. %, in
lat. IS, 40, long. CT, 40, schr. -,Joness
6 lays from Norfolk bound 10 St. Ba,ts.
Deb. 10, in lat. IS, II, long. rs, shin
Messenger, ofand from Salem, bound ~
Savannah, out IS days. ~, .&.
Scr Caroline, Dayton, 4s days trom
Lisbon. Left there Jan. &c, ships Tho
mas, Harper, Of and for Alexandra, not
Iiconir, Rrndoiut, Of Ros-
ton, Tor New York in : days /; y. States.
Girlan, of ard for Philadelphia, not dis
charged Ann, Bradford. Of Charleston.
destination not known Maria, Hsndsr.
son. Charleston, at quarantine /; John &
r.o"arc, -, New ORR, captured By The
French, and re,aken by ,h: Britain |.
Friendship, Halt, bal:Imote, for Csdiz
Hasvids, Long. do. no. disc hargcd; Ma
ria, Wood, OF New York Young Factor.
Coffin, do {; A,knomac, I,ish, do Union.
P.so1, do. Briggs New York, Dodge, Of
NV York ;; Pallas, --, do: Eetsey.
Evans, OF and for Alexandria, to sail lam.
20; LORNA, -, do; George, Morton.
B Baltimore, not discharged Fauina, Good
hint, New Haven, for Charles,on !; Sally.
Oliver, Phiiadsl! hia, for Charleston, in
S days Parther, Story; New Yort T; Mar
ha, Wsbber. of and for Alexandria; Bet.
ICY, Wilson, New York. for Cadiz. 6rss
air wind. Schr Mars, Lewis, Tor Alex
'udria, in z days. The ship Sally, Nut
lie, OF New York, was At Sc. Ubes bound
o Liverpool. 9. .--s.