Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-02
INFORMATION FROM FRANCE.
From the aurora, July go.

INFORMATION FROM TRANCE.
From the aurora, July go.
We have received letters from Eor.
deaux, Of the dates between the 18th May
and nth June, inclusive. from which We
make the following extracts.
The ship Ann, which lately arrived here
entered as French ship, though she had
no French license, but it is supposed she
had double set Of papers. She was ad-
mitted to enter on the ed Of May, with
other vessels mentioned in the annexed alb.
stract had she French license, she
would have been admitted II days after
her arrival.
The schooner Henry, Of and from Bal
timore to St. Scbastians. burihen 97-1s
tons, captain Jacobs, with cargo OF %
hhds. tobacco, put into this river OH the
asth December, 1909, in distress the
vessel and cargo were then seized by the
custom-house, and tobacco sold I; by an
imperial decree Of the 25th April, ASH,
this schooner and the proceeds Of her car
go have been ordered to be restored TO the
owners, or their agents here, on condition
of exporting silk goods for the amount.
The decree states that the property is re-
stored in consequence Of the magnanimous
and benevolent conduct Of captain Jacobs,
in having assisted in August 1869, goo
French passengers in distress, flying from
assassination in the island Of Cuba.
Among the vessels not yet 17th May)
admit Oh are
The Newt Orleans Packet, Of N. York,
which arrived on the 1ith November
from Gibraltar, where part OF her cargo
had been sold.
The schooner Friendship Of and from
Baltimore, which arrived the 9Th Deem
Der, 1910, with coffee, she had cleared
out for Gottenburg.
The brig Calypso of New-York. which
arrived at L'Orient in 1908, where she
was seized, has been restored to the own
ers.
The following is list Of American
cargoes admitted ON condition Of export
ing French merchandise to the amount,
two-thirds of which TO he silk goods:
at Bordeaux.
Sch. Liberty of and from Philadelphia,
Brig Female, Baltimore,
Sch. Atalanta, ditto,
Sch. Susan & Emeline, Philadelphia,
Brig Meteor, ditto,
Brig Alert, Newburyport,
Sch. Bird, of Marbiehead, fir. Salem,
Sch. Lydia, Boston.
The two last vessels were admitted
some time ago, for those parts of their
cargoes which were composed of produce
of the soil Of the United States by the
late order, the remainder of the cargoes,
consisting Of colonial produce, have been
admitted.
At Bayonne.
Ship Ann, C" and from New York.
ut Croisic, Department Of Lo,csr Loire.J
Sch. Globe, Of Baltimore,
Sch. Sally, Of Marblehcad,
Sch. Adventure, ditto,
At Cipita Techia Department Of Rhone. }
Sch. Ann Graeia, Of n. Haven, from
New York.
Ship Hare, Boston,
The following vessels have arrived in
the waters Of the Garonne, with French
licences:
Sch. Manlius, New-York,
Sch. Dolphin, Of Georgetown, fl. ditto,
Sch. ,Vesta, of Baltimore, ditto,
Brig Phoebe, Of New-York, fr. Dun.
kirk in ballast; she has also an English
license, as well as French license.
Brig Anna Maria, of New-York, bat
last from London, in ballast this vessel
has both an English & French license.
The following are with French and
English licenses at Bayonne
Sch. Spencer, Of Philadelphia for N.
York.
| Sch. Purse, ditto.
Bordeaur, June II.
The bonds given by the eonsignees Of
the brig N. Orleans Packet, Of N. York,
Tor the vessel and cargo, are not cancelled
at 'nis date, the collector Of this port not
having received any orders on the subject.
There nOthino noxy .,JJ;.:on