Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-10

$cpe. The formal annexation Of i TO- the
French empire has been declared and
I ,warrus Of custom. house officers. support
ed by numerous troops, are on their way 70
Give ! fec. 70 the new organization TO which
E 4 condemned. Letters to shs 22d inst.
mon the authenticity Of which We Can i'm.
piicitly rely, were yssterday received with
thi. information. The intelligence was
brought to Amsterdam by express from
Paris. ;, =.
The French priyateer lie Furet las cap.
,ured and brought into Dunkirk the Anne.
ricsn vessel Ps,nerieu, Of 800 tons, laden
with linens and gin. .--
A letter from St. Petersburgh, Of the
2zd ul, says, "On the 10Th, the ice in the
Neya became sufficiently firm to, nd nj. OF
persons walking on it in safety. There
were 70 vessels locked in the ice at Cron.
s,ad. sixteen Of them were Americans"
... j.. 1anasry 8.
Thu long and very important lct,s (which
we publish in this days paper, from Mr..
Smith to MIR. Pinkney, the American mi
nisIer resident in England, closes the whole
Of the correspondence presented TO congress
in relation 10 MIR. Jackson's unhappy mis-.
sion to America. The materials necessary
for q full consideration Of this important
subiec. arc still, however, incomplete. We
wan. the correspondence between Mr.. Err
skine and our secretary for the 70, eign de-
partnsns.
I've. .. Dunkirk, Dec. A..
The America, of Philadelphia from Va.
ret, is sent into Dunkirk, laden with linen,
&c.
A ship from Salem, and galio:. from
Baltimore, have both arrived at S.. Sebas.
tians.
Pymouh, ian. 1.
Arrived, the ship Call d ma, ilom Nor.
folk, laden with Tobacco, bound to Ham.
burgh, and ship Dryadr, from America.
Rotterdam. Dec. -.
The Spanish A llama, from hevanna,
is sent into D'~ppe, by the G.Ahd Tux of
Berg priva,esr.
9amayy Q.
An immense force, it would Sewn, is
proeeedingto Spain. Exclusive OF IS 600
conscripts thar have been trained at Bay
onne, veterans to thrice that amount arc
ON their march for the peninsula.
The Russians are said to have been de-
f.ated near Sillis;ria, and compelled to re-
pass the Danube. The Turks were uuder
the command ofthe Grand Vizicr. >
We fluid in these papers decree Of king
Louis, issued 1t Paris on the 29.h ul;.-
The object Of which is the augmentation OF
The existing taxes ; proof that he has no.
yet done with the country.
The Princess Charlotte frigase, with the
Lord Keith, Earl Spencer, and Monarch,
homew bound East. Indiamrn, arrived
on Sunday at Portsmouth. They bring
The agreeable intelligence OF the capture ..
III isle OF Bourbon.
JOnary 10.
Mr.. Oakley is about to return to Ame-
RIGA. W. believe he leaves town this day
in order to embark.
Accounts from Holland received yestcr-
d-y state that 1t was hoped they would BE-
abls 70 avert the fate with which ti.cv were
mrnaced, by the threat Of ann= xatisn r.
France, the senate end legislative BODY
were understood to have represented, thro'
king Louis, their readiness 70. adopl and
hiorce any measures suggested by thu
French government for distressing this
country. They also agreed that Holland
should give every aid Of which it was ca.
pablo, in any way to the French finances
In this representation some Of thr principal
commercial houfes are said to have joined.
ltis possible the position. may be accepted,
but We doubt whether it will prevent the
eventual incorporation with the Fren:h
empire.
9asuaIy II,
The American f-iga,. John I'D m', ar
rived on Tuesday off Do' G, from N York;
from whence she saitsi on ,ne 1ssh Dec.
She has brough, papers 20 that date inclu-
sive the contents of which, as might have
been expected. are Most important. The