Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-19

house oiseer On board, a. is customary with
other vessels, and shall deposit their papers
in the secretariodel governors Office, until
a visit is past for sailing. The Spanish cen.
sisnee shall not sell by retail on account Of
any foreigner. -. .-.
The introduction of wine, oil, vinegar
and aquardente, Except rum) is prohibit
ed. (PML R<sister.)
ABSTRACT Of News from England, received at
."' Boston.
The ship Juno has Just arrived from
Plymouth, in % days. London dates to
the 18th March are brought.
LONDON, MSrehe.
The conference between marquis Wei.
lesley and Mr.. Pinkney have been frequent
and in the political circles, it is generally
believed, that basis has been mutually
agreed upon, from which an amieable adj
iustment is looked forward to with great
confidence.
The John Adams, Am. frigate, which
sailed Yesterday, from Cowes, has on board
dispatches fro ON Mr.. Pinkney, containing
the proposals of the British government,
and will touch at a French port, for the
purpose Of taking on hoard those of general
Armstrong. The president will then have
before him the final determination OF the
British and French governments between
which, if there be that spirit of Cancellation
on our, part WEIGH is reported to have been
shewn--we conceive he will not hesitate.
Whatever may have been thought or said
on either side of the Atlantic in the mo-
ment ofirritation-the Americans cannot,
any more than ourselves, but see that the
connection between the two countries, is
in fact, indissoluble. 1t is a family quar-.
rel dlsgraceful to both parties, alike pre-
judicial to their interests; and we anxious
ly hope that the misunderstanding will very
shortly be extineuished.
BANKS OF THE ELRE, Feb. %.
A decree or order, IS SAID to have ar
rived. or rs on the way, according to which
no colonial produce whatever, whether A
msrican or English. is to pass the French
line of custom house officers at Hamburg
coming from Altoona, or any part Of the
Danish territory. The Hamburg merchants
who trade to America, and had consign-
ments made to them, via Tonningen, arc
under srea, apprehension that the French
should enter Holstein, under some pretenee
or other, and seize the great quantity Of
American produce boarded up there.
A letter was received by passenger in
the Tuno, after he left London, and while
in the Misunderstanding that advices had
lust been received, that all the American
oroper.v con6scated at St. Sebastians had
been ordered to Bayonns, to be stored in
the public stores, and kept at the disposal
of the emperor as also all other Aneri-
can property in France O, its dependencies.
An order OF council has been issued for
continuing open the West India islands to
vessels from the u. S. till Dec. 1911, or 6
months after European peace, if the CO.
louial governors think proper.
Bouaparte's journey to Spain was post
poned indefinitely; he intends, it is now
said, TO marrv the eldest daughter of the
emperor of Austria, which probably has,
it is suggested, occasion~d GOODNESS on
the part Of Russia. Junot was expected in
Portugal, and his armv had actually left
Bayonne on the 9Th Feb. for Burgos.