Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-24
49,, This city yesterday on his

to rA' I've several reports VI: @ono''
N some ''n,. .c. have been in circula-
r,bs imPor rh;rb is, that Illyria will be
one OF % n;Oadom, connected with the
lied into A ,Se Rhine, and that the II.
sins will keep on foot an a, arm ,oO Oh
ian no SI Isn, for the protection o. '"@' '0n
:ea'.',enburg mail arrived this day. a and
G0''s1' "s German papers to the oath
The 'O p0nbs of the EBe, June 90.
Linz Of sweden, following the ex'
The king " I;np in Pomerania, has given
pie OF 'ns all American ships. The
OsJsr' to CO. Leen made at Tonnineen and
inning nS' will will shortly extend to Copen-
HDa" SERIOUS s.d apprshensiOns are s enter,
brs'91' for American property in: S'ra a''
alnt coi W Pomerania. SINCE the dePat-
nl o%su nnr,nor Essen, auesher Swedish
pr o. has arrived in Stralsund who has
gp'trnoI "a. kind of trade in colonial pro-
p?2'd evs, .Jdsrnd the con6scation of not
'r:'' Inns ans bu, also of carriages and wag.
in which it may be f0ono' '0se'nef
~; n ! 'ns ~" Letters yesterday received at
hH"0 Conn Paris, confidently state that
anOu1 : I;nr Of French Douaniers is to be
s.,s5ished, which will reach from the Eide
i ,be shores of the Baltic
p';y,,s letters received from Paris state'
t s' N. new empress is disliked by many
iha INC =" .nnrt tor her pride. She shews
..s.nta,en, to all persons IN the least de-
-. IMPLICATED in the unhappy catastrophe:
om;t the XVI. Several persons OF
'n",;on have for this reason been remov-
\ cnn, court, and lost their employments.
~. Frrnch general at Hamburg, Mellsor'
siI ~ have exacted from that unhappy
inv another forced loan, without security
III Go0 600 of francs for his government re
.lso wished to encamp, with his whole d.
Sonof1 $4,000 men, on the frontiers OF
4 pon,nd bu, the senate proving their rnabi-
1 r,r,onrocure the necessary wood tor build
br,s and houses for the officers, the plan
4 Mas rrliuquahed.
4 The following important arrangement,
Ire understand, hassbeen made with the
pIrnpotentiary OF the prince regent OF For
Cotton goods formerly prohibted) and
ap the manufactures of this country without
1 ltx:ep,iou, are to be admitted free OF duty
/ En.o the kingdom Of Portugal.
Ill Cotton wool from Portugal, and from
4 Ihe Portuguese dependencies, is to be ina
4 portrd into Great. Britain at the same duty
,oi I'd. per Ib. in Portuguts; as wei! as Bril-
4 tsh vessels, from the date OF this treaty.
The duties on British manufactures I'M
ported into the Brazils, whether by British
or Portuguese subjects from the date OF the
treaty arc to be Is per cent. Formerly the
I duties to British subjects were p per cent
aad the native Portuguese ID per cent. as
above.
The excess of duty on the importation OF
wines from Portugal to Great Britain, II
bou9h by Portuguese and not by British
y vessels, is I'd be continued alter the date OF
tits treaty, and as compensation tor this
difference small additional duty is to be
proposed on woolens only from this country
imported into the Brazlls IN British ships.
/ The reports from Dlrppe, that an embar-
50 has been imposed in the French ports, is
not accredited. The PMls papers to the
date OF Friday last, do not INCEPTION such
an event, and gentleman who lett Paris
On that day, says nothing of tine sort had
been promulgated or was expected q.
The Leveret sloop OF war has brought
over Mr.. Foster, the British minister, from
Stockholm and his Withdrawing is attrlbut-
ed TO the influence of the French ambassa'
DOR resident in that city, who is supposed
to have avaiIed himself of the mistake in
Inc instructions OF sir James Saumarez, to
PERSUADE the Swedish government that a
NeArauon of war must be the natural con-