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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25

made public that Il nss5 Be strictly OBJ.
served and every person coptravening
the same shall, besides ;the condscati-
on OF his vessel and cargo, be subject
to strictexamiuasion and Punisme6t,
(Signed)
Hardsaderg, Gotts, Dohsa, Kir-
+ cbsisoa-
Beriin, FfssA, Jalyo 1872.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25

Some German Papers have been re-
cesved this morning, from which we
have made some extracts. Among
,hsn ia lctter from Paris, which
,tates that the Ex- Minister of Police.
foaene, the Duke OF Otraoto, has fixed
his residence at AK in Provence, in
France. II thus appears that his ap.
psdntmentt to the government Of Rome
was merely non inai, aod that IN has
actually fallen into disgrace.
The Fixing Of Holland is expect.
ed TO remain in Bohemia for some
time. He calls himself Mr.. De ST,
I Lea.
We hsvr received Paris Papers to
she ~ last, and Dasch to the Sd inst.
i hs later contain an Official accoupt
81 the fall OF Ciudad Rodrigo. Ii sur .
r,hdered at discretion at the moment
wi..4 he saeny were preparing to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
"Ecwoc (about so miles n. w.
of Christiansandl Junc 8. 1910.


!" Alter a pretty good passage from
Boston OF 40 days, we arrived in this
place on the 4sh inst. being brought in
by Danish privatecr, who boarded us
about S leagues from this place, and
after looking over our papers. observed
we had no charter party, and must
be carried into port, for further exaSni-
ination. The next day we were carried
into Farsund and examined. We then
applied to the agent of the privateer &
likewise to the csp,ain, for rhe cause of
our detention, but could obtain none.
We were however Informed by the A.
mericans here, that we shall be tried
by the prize court.
"Of the American vessels here and
near this, were the brig Minerva, Bar.
ker, from Portland, Cathariee, Capt.
Lexington, from Boston and broueh
in with US. The American vessels
here are the ship Egerra. Lor, from N.
York; brig Ellen Maria, Adams,
from Lisbon, brig S,lph, Forbes, from
New York all waiting trial."
A vessel captured tor not having a
charter party then all vessels with car
goes belonging to the owner of the YES
sells are good prize to these freebooters.
That our friends in the country, unac
quainted with commerce, NAV know
on what ridiculous pretences these re-
cent allies of Bonaparte seize upon our
properly, it may be necessary to OBJ
serve that the charter party is nothing
more nor less than the agreement be-
tween the owner and freighter. OF
course when they are the same, a char.
ter party is as unnecessary as for man
to take a lease of his own house. Is.
Repertory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25

purchasers inst!lis country, Iinsfn ling
those lost. on the, voyage, which in
many instances has been 10th there
will therefore remain about 24oO for
the supply of the whole ofthe United
States. 70 which may be. added. per-
haps 800 of q good breed procured
from Cadiz and its vicinity. Z
The recent Importation, are all &C.
companied; with q, .va;iety of well au-
|thenticaled documents, 50 as to kays
no doubt of the breed being asrepre-
scented, and it is-mach to be feared,
that such 2 brilliant opportunity of be-
NETTING the Woollea Manufacture of
the UnRst States will NOT again offer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
washington CITY. Sent 10.

:. " ASHiNCfJN OtTY, oePt ~
The Elections for members OF The
Twelfth. Congress have taken place in
SIX states, viz. Eew-Hampshire, X.
Island, Vermoas. New-York, NORTH
Carolina and Kentucky. From, the
exu!tation which marks the tone ofthe
federal priais on account of the re-e.
lection of the federal candidates in X.
Island and New Hampshire, one would
supposed they had achieved some migh-
~ victory that the seed they had
sown had fallen on good ground, and
they were about to reap She harvest of
their labors. A glance at the facts
might check their ardor, by showing
them how much their relative weight
IN the political scale has diminished.
The following statement will exhibit
these facts. In the present Congress
the representation from those states
stands as follows.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25

NEw-YoRx. Sept. II.
The British frigate Venus, with Mr..
Jackson and suite on board, sailed from
this port yesterday for England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
August II.
Halfpast Sesea, p. III.
BRITISH. ARMY In POR-

This morning dispatches were re.
ceived' from Lord Wellington, dated
Alvorea, 25th July.-We have. intel
ligence from head quarters one day,
and from Lisbon four DAYS later,
being to the Soth ult. The following
extract from one of our letters COM
prizes some important particulars of
the most considerable affairs between
our troops. and the French in the PEN
Ursula, since the battle of Talavera.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25

August Is.
Hamburg papers to the first, and
Paris 20 the 4th of Aug. and Dutch
letters to the 9TH, are received. An
article from Vienna of July 2oih, states
that the Turkish army, having taken a
position on Mount Balkan, the Rus
sian General did not deem it advisa-
bic to attack it, but took circuitous
route, and arrived at Basargik, in Ro-
mei,n.
1t Is said that Bernadot,e & Brune
are both in disgrace, and have both
been confined by order of Bonaparte.
The Gazette of Saturday night con-
tains the Official account of the affair
between General .Caufords division,
auG the French, near Almeida. Our
letter from Plymouth Of this day, seems
to represent the partial action, as more
extensive and of worse aspect, THAI
either the dispatches from Lord Wei
lington, or the letters from Portugal.
We fear it is of much greater moment
than is admitted by the public docu-
ments.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
August s.

Dispatches were yesterday received
at Portsmouth, from General Arm
strong, the American Ambassador in
France, addressed to the American
minister In this country TO whom they
were Immediately forwarded.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-19
The CONTINENTAL SYSTEM.

The new Berlin Decree which we publish
this day, will satisfy the reader Of the in
tentions of the imperial CO rsican. He is
deter mined that commerce shall be prohi-
bi,ed in every nation under his control.
II E has long since declared that there should
be no neutrals, and he is now about to ex-
ecute his mandate. All the northern pow
ers except Russia have submitted, and she
must soon issue such decree against Anne
rican commerce as Bonaparte shall dictate
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-19
FEDERAL NOMINATION. FOR PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND.
1ames Somsrville,
fohn c. Herbert,
Francis NJ Hall,
William M. Lansdale.
PRACTICAL COMMENT

On THE ALLIANCE, FRIENDSHIP AND PRO.
lection OF BoNAPARTE.
Extract ofa letter from mercantile house
Of great resbectdbiHty m Rotterdam, to
agent!eman in Boston, dated 1911 July,
1910.
"0ur form of government has again
changed. The king has .abdicated ,he
throne, and it is said, has gone to america.
To day the French Moniteur informs US,
that we are incorporated into the French
empire: All goods of colonia! produce
must pay fifty Per cent on the value and
are then permitted 10 be sent into Fran, C.
Two thirds of the pubic debt is ANNi
HILATED; and the remaining QUE third
is consolidated, and brought upon The
Great Book of the public debt of France"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-19

70 discontinue the Commercial intercourse
wih the United States If -duerica.
HIS majesty the king Of Prussia, our
gracious sovereign, &c. finds himself In
nured for the more efectual observation of
the Continental system already adopted, in
conjunction with the imperial court OF
France, and that the same may be observed
and strictly enforced by his subjects, and to
prevent any abuses int which they might
be led, hereby DEGREES and orders, That all
his ports shall be shut against all American
vessels, without any exception.
Thus from the date of this our publica-
ton, no vessel coming from any American
port, or belonging to any citizen of the Y.
States, will be permitted to cutter into any
of our harbors, on this side. But every
vessel of that nation when appearing upon
our roads, or before any Pruss:an port,shalI
be warned off and in case Of contravcntlon
besides the con6scaton of vessel and cargo,
shall be further Investigated and published.
Berlin, 19.h July, 1910.
By special command of his majesty,
(Sisned)
Hardenberg, Gol@, Deh-
ma, KircheiseA.
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Hardenberg, GolS, Dsh-
ma, Kircheisen.
BERLIN, s1st July, 1910.

Our court and the whole capital, are
suddenly placed in deep and srievous
mourning, since our beloved and adored
queen departed this life on the 18th inst.
whilst upon visit to her father in Streiitz.
Her disease was long complaint she was
seized on the 3o;h Of June, and died on the
18th of July. She was in the 34th year.
She was married on the 24th December,
1894.
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or be annihilat,d. It new re mains fol the
government of III. United States 70 mskea
choice. We must either submit to the or. at
emperor, ard give up commerce, OF permit
our merchants 10 ann. There is now no
alternative. We must submit or fight
NJ York Esenins Post.
Disd, at Baltimore, on "wednesday last,
PETER HOFFMAN, sen. esq. long yalua-
bic and respectable inhabi.ant of that city.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-19

Extract q a lettfr ated24tA Tuiy,jrom one
Of The best informed tobacco merchants IN
Lender, received in Baltimore.
8 tits now very doubtful whether tobacco
ofany description will pay freight and other
charges OF importation, unless there should
be some means or other Of getting into the
continent; and at present there is no such
prospect, so that if this state of things in
Europe continue, the fact is, that the whole
cost of tobacco shipments, will prove total
loss to the shippers, as it will not sell for the
freight and charges. have written 10 all
my friends not TO ship tobacco, as it would
be painful to me to be obliged to refuse con.
signmenls, in consequence of its not being
worth freight, insurance and other charges.
The quantity at market is very great, and
accunulatipg fast. Ii IS heary business
to ,ecieve an article that zviN not prsauce its
freight" SIC.
Extract fran an Intercepted letter, dated
Madrid, MAY 2s, authenticateaby colonel
Carrol.
g The inhabitants of Algodonales being
in state of Instruction, and having forti.
fed their houses, and having rejected all
the propositions that were made to them to
return to their duty, marshal Soult ordered
column to marco against them. who de-
s,royed all their Indications, and reduced
the town to heap of ruins! A strong party
Of the inhabitants of Grayulerna has also
been destroyed. The marshal declares,
that other places shall shortly undergo the
same punishment, il they do not hasten to-
submit ,o king Joseph. The marshal pub
lshed proclamation the 9TH Of this month,
by which the nature of the war in the south
is quite changed. He declares that there
exists no other army ofSpainbut that OF king
Joseph, and that consequently all the par
ties which exist in the provinces, whatever
may Be theu number, and whoever may
command them, shall be treated as banditti,
who Fave 70 Other object but that Of steal
Ing and &5sassna,ing. All the individuals
Of these bands. who shall be taken with
arms n their hands shall be shot, ant their
BODIES opposed on the highways"
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SHIP
Port Of alexandria,

ENTERED.
Brig Adeline, Potter, Lisbon--- Salt to
Mr.. Dodge of George: Town, anel Merino
Sheep, to ]. II. Hoor.
Schr. Mary, Yeaton, Norfolk-Grose-
ries; to Joshua Yeaton.
CLEARER,
Sch'r Fair Play, M Knight, West-Indies
by MarsteAer & Young.
Aliena, Johnson, New York-loy Joseph
Riddle. -" r i~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-19
NEW YoaK, SEPT. IS.

VIEW E'aA, DFT1' To-
Aa2saer Decree against Amsricn1 Commerce.
Z, tuc.roiteness of respectable mer-
chant in his city, we have been favored
With the Hamhareh Correspondent of the
Goth Of July, from which we have trans
lated The following important decree:
BERLIN, July 81, 1910.
The following decree has been published
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and as he has dsnisd holding to Mr.. Frs
kline the language which is by Ersklne at
tributed to him; we think he ought to be
forgiven. Pinkney' offences are consider
ed objectionable. Ia addressing Wellesley
he fire. quently used the expression, my
lord" which is evidence ample of his att
tachment to nobility. His wife was said to
have worn diamonds. Tho this has been
subsequently, denied, the report is suffici-
emit to condemn him. A republican minis
ter's wife not only ought not to te guilty,
but ought not to be suspec ted OF a propen-
sity to dress like the ladies of court. Mr..
Pinkney wears ruffled shirt and powdered
hair: many an English nobleman does the
same. No doubt he does so, from an adj
miration Of noblemen, and desire to be
like them. We think Mrs. Pinkney ought
to be con6oed to homespun petticoat.---
Congress need only make some new laws
relative to the dress qf a minister at the
court of London, and of his wife, forbid
the use of my lord !" and make it penal
to attend sheep shearing societies, &c. and
all may yet be well.
FEDERAL NOMINATION FOR PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND.
flames SomsrviAe,
John c. Herbert,
Francis III. Hall,
William, M Lansdale.
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VERMONT ELECTION.

gave, last year, 3139 votes for Tichenor,
and s629sfor Galusha. There is loss ct
votes on both sides. Tichenor has lost 7O2
and Galusha so. There can be no doub,
but his excellency Jonas Galusha is re-
elected, and that theticke t, to which he is
attached, has generally succeeded.
The following observations on the Skirmish
which took place in Portugal, between
the English and French troops, are co.
pied from Lisbon paper of July 31st.
I" This is specimen of the campaign
opened or our frontiers the enemy must
perceive by this, that they cannot gain an
inch of our ground, without its being stain
ed with their blood. Rather die thousand
times than admit the chains ola tyrant, who
at the same time that he sheds our innocent
blood, affects to desire to render US happy
by compusion. May the blood OF the mar
tyrs of the country shed on the Oath, rem
der the Deity propisious to US, and join in
the justice of the cause that we defend.--
BY all these movements and operations of
the enemy, principally of the obstinacv it
manifested in causing our great advanced
corps to repass Goa, it may be inferred that
the place of Almeida will be besieged by
them; & perhaps it is now invested, which
they could not do as long as our troops
should remain beyond Goa.
In regard to that place, we know that it
is in the best state of defence possible it
has plenty of provisions, ammunition, full
garrison, sufficient to make long resist
ance. The marshal of engineers. Matthias
Jose Dias Azedo, had made certain repairs
that it wanted, with the zeal and wisdom
that characterize this chief; afterwards bri.
gadier Cox, an officer on whom much reli.
ance is placed, took the command OF it
therefore we expect that it will be defend.
ed bravely, and with advantage especially
when the allied army is IN the viciaage,
ready to annoy at every moment the be-
siegers, and take advantage of any good
opportunity that should Offer.
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- -
NOTICE.

The sale Of Hanson jenkins
property will no! take place rs advertised by
me.
BylHTod Wc5hingtor', jun.
September ls. 1t
The subfcrlber respectfully
informs the inhabitants of AleAsnd,ia, that
on Montay the Oath inst. he inen,., opening
an Evening school. Terms as heretofore.
John Paradise.
n. B. Hours of attendance from to 9
p. vi.
Sept. 10. d3,t
Nelson's Greek Exercises,
Abridged and revised for the use of Schools
and Colleges, by the Principals of Baltimore
College, with a concise, but comprehensive
Syntax, for sale by
James Kennedy, Sen.
Bookseller, King street.
SEPT. ls. go
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DECREE

70 discontinue the Commercial intercourse
7vih the United Stats of -America.
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's" men can be placed in situation
- we sOrmenting than thar which the Pre-
N'n' holds: his friends advising him to
."'ue one path, and his convictions direct.
70 another. A writer in the Enquirer
:, ''uass long address of dictation to him
- IeS The retaining of Mr.. GalIatin in
D. ''s' and the resolution not to recall Mr..
~sney' would strike them rshe demos
+. =" alarm. Each of these men has either
= ,'eo the suspicion or lost the confidence
= =, "s republicans" The great crimes Of
!, ''in appear to be his exposure of the
r @ OF the treasury, and his disclosure to
e OF certaia facts relative to Jcffer.
:, "tachmens to French principles and
en- sa'e to French precep.s. Now as
H. ''lf was compelled by duty to reveal
uaNednssss of the treasury to congress,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-24
sleitteiiallY.
Mr.. .1D.dMS'S
CORRESPONDENTS CONTINUED.
.dass0ers 10 Mr.. Kailsen's Q.eriss.
.LErrER XIV. ts
.ansferdsm, October 20, 1880.

SIR,
YOUR fifteenth quere is, g Does not the
Engisa army lay out It's pay in. America |!
Athow mvch can the yewly benefit be cal
culsted Are not the prisoners provided
for III America Who has the care Of their
maintenance How was Burgoyne's army
supplied !'' t'yff'' y fr' a
When the English army was Ia Boston,
they broughI all that they could and isft con-
siderable sums there in. silver and gold. So
they did at Rhode-Island Since they have
been in New-York, they have purchased
every thing they could, Of provisions and tucl,
on Long Island, Staten Island, Ncw-York
Island, and in those parts of the States
of New-york and New Jersey where 'they
have been able to carry on any clandes,ine
trafick. When they were il Philadelphia,
they did the same !; and General Howe tells
you, that he suspects that General Washing-
ton, from political motives, connived al the
peoples supplying Philadelphia, in order cs-
sentially to serve his country, by insinua,ing
into il, large sums OF silver and gold. They
are doing the same now, more or less, in
South Carolina and Georgia; and they cam
not go into any part Of America, without do
ing the same.
= The British prisoners, In the hands Of the
Americans, receive their cloathing chiefly
from the English and flags Of truce are
permitted TO come out from their lines, for
this purpose. They receive their, pay also
from their master, and spend the most Of il
where they are they also purchase provis-
ions in the country, and pay for It inhard
money. y" 'e N'0'i
1 ann not able to ascertain exactly the year
ly benefit; butit must be considerable !; and
the addition now of a French feet. and army
TO sopplY, will make d great addition Of cash
and bills Of exchange; which will facilitate
commerce and priv-teering. And the more
troops and ships Great Britain, and France
send toe America, the greater will this re-
source necessarily be 10 thc'Amcricans sti y
+ 4 .baye the hono4r g BE-, Sc .9..t.'I
John, KDAMs.
Mr.. Kdlkoen.
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THAT six monns longer is allowed.
- from the lst day Of November, for ID persons
who Eave .sy claims against the ~ ate of WILLIAM
X. THURsT0N, late of'Newpt :. Mariner, must bs
rrndered M, properly sttested, vti'ervse they vll
= =" ~ DANIEL VAUGHN, .sdmirs.srssr.
Charleston.(S @ Nov 30 1900 -s...4
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! We Py0yressipe Company,

AT TaEIR GhAlNERY AND SGROGERY
STORE, No. IL, LoxG-WHARr,s
HARE for Sale, Hhoesale and Retail at the ewest Gu,
= rent frsces, y soy i'" ,sftS
A Constant supply oI aye and Indian Corn
- do. do. Rye and Indian Meal;
&. Flour, OF the most approved brands
An extensive assortment of GROCERIES and IL
.sa.-4 QUORS~-amopg which ore -
10 bids Sd proof st.t,roix and Antigua Rum.
= 20pipcs eth proof Spanish Brandy: - y s
30 quarter casks Sherry W,ne; sf
% boxes Raisins; 30 do. Chocolate;
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or leSscr qdantity, &c. &c
1690 bushels Exdma salt, Of a superiour quality
1870 DO Liverpool do . tt-tnt
= 500 do Turks-Island do
800 do Bonavista do.
.4lso--a quantity of well seasoned mer. Boards
lskelgise. se....~Jua received,
5pipes cn; aids. old Jamaica Spirits
- 30 chests Compoy Tea, of sp excellent favour;
1000 wt. Cheese, 300 Meal Bags; 3s,+,
3 crates and hhds. Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
20 Cash given for CoRS and RYE
N: B. Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, viii have the
goodness TO return them ees i'Ta3tls : ~
~ ~ & WILLIAM COGGEsHALL, jun .aeens.
= Nswport, 0cf. 49, s, t..4. - ~
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GODFREY Wr.NNVOOD.
MS FoR sxLR,
~ "a. .uo.< .-~~.n..~ly- 49,

On We mosf rrdsonCbIr 1erms,
A QUANTITY OF Ship anil Cabin
4 - Bread |: Alexandria and New-York Flour ,of
ohc hrst q.iality Nossscs by the gallon cnarye
and blows Sal, by me basheI; Ginger and Pearl Ash
by retaiI.--.Rso, Iys,ick Tyle by the dozen, AID
Philadelphia Brcks By the hundred . Hops by the
pound; Malt by the busheI or smaller q,lantity
Wheat 1tan bv the bushel Coal by ne bhshcl- -ais,
a ~ nifty of Bricks and Tie, made Of Pipe Clay
suitable for Ovens if'H -,riff- Nm +
~ elsie ~ Ntrperf. .sug so. 1909.
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0Eoy E-slAKiNG BUSINESS.

" ANTED Immediately. two or
w three smart Crib to work at the Glove.
yt'nr snsisess. Inquire at ke Office of The X. r.
h9sHos<ssA . .li ~ December IL. 3