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

rise to various reports and eot;ee,..
nothing is with certainty Known. es' bu
the occasion of this firing. Some speetiup
that Bonaparse has gone BY the wsv sutposs
logne and Calais, on his i.urnev' OF Hop, /
land, and that he passed ;hro' ~. 20 Hol, I
on "Wednesday !; others have a,,r;bss town.
rejoicing TO some advantage gain u'ed the
enemy in Portugal; bu, it is Iiktl. -, ny tie
first account of any affair of im N ma''hs
whieh may occur there will reach ,bf;0fsanec
try direct from Lisbon or Oporto '''S ,o sorn'
not know whether ,elegraphs have h. msdo
tabl:shed between Bayorne and p,r;. ehes'
without some such mode of convsn " b..
would be difficult for the enemy 70 Ia "ues
intelligence. on Wednesday of a da nave ny
later than that of which we are ars. d "uc
ssssed: 1t is reported in the militia: p%}'
Giles, that the command OF the ,dr. or.
guard of the British army in Portuo. s ~;
be transferred to gen. Stuart, brother ~ - 10
earl of Galloway. 10 HE
The choice of a successor to ,bs
king of Sweden is not likely to r., misvn
in the way that was generally supno.. .'.''''
The influence that procured the e!sc,;,r :,
the late crown prince still survives .nJ ~" "
dominates. Letters of the 18Th ins, , r'e'
Got,enburg state, there was little dcuh, , ~
the duke of Augustenbu2 would b. ,E.' "
crown prince. A eres, majority in ~,
out OF the four states had declared for b;n
They we're all nearly unanimous in ,b.;.
opposition to the king Of Denmark III.
orders OF the clergy, and he peasants, vbo
had declared against Bernadotte; the fire,
it is said, on account Of his religion, III.
latter because he was Frcnchmau, III.
name of the prince OF OIdenbure Goes not
appear in the list Of candidates, nor do,s
the least suspicion appear to be entertained
of the possibility of Gustavus Ado,nbu,
coming forward to assert lis riph, TO III.
throne.
PRIVATE CoRRESPONDEAcE
Landau. dug. IS, hat PAST lex.
To-day we have no arrivals from ei,h,,
France or Holland, but we have some in.
formation from the latter by two Dutch prn.
tlemen who left that country BY the las, con.
veyance. 1t is impossible to express, IN.
less influenced by tie same passions, the
Indignation which the conduct OF BonaDar:e
has excited. The turritude Of Levi, has
awakened the same feelings, and he is said
to have embezzlcd the sum of 90 millions
of ducats, which had been transmitted 10
Germany.
AUSTRIAN DECREE.
The prohibitorv laws, ntertictng the
admission of colonial produce have not been
found sufficient. A new decree has been
signed by the emperor, commanding thai
coffee shall, under no pretence, be received
into private houses, or used for domestic
consumption, and penalties are enacted on
those who shall dare 70 ,lansgress this man
date.
1t is supposed that some relaxation Of
this decree will be applicable to cssr. here
afer, where coffee and other colonial PRO.
duce shall be obtained through the MEDIUM
OF France.
Three American vessels, laden with mix
ed carsoes, for the Baltic, which cleared
out from Salem, New York and Baltimore,
have been sent into port BY Our crnl2t1',
but the cause Of their detention j. nos sS'
planned. The multiplicity oil impsden;' 70
the transport of goods under thr neutral
Rag of the y. States, in destination to open
ports, has given much uneasiness to IN:
merchants concerned in the transatlantic
trade.