Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-15
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Br TIE ALERT, NICHOLS, ARRIVED AZ BeS-
ron FROM LIVERPOOL.

MessrS. Jones, Upton and Bayard, thfce "a
merican gentlemen, with dispatches from MI
Pinkney, for Paris, sailed from Plymouth on
SATURDAY,, for Morlaix, in the Morning Star
cartel.
Some additional intelligence from America
has been received by a vessel arrived at Liver
pool The most material point IN 1t IS, that
British goods, shipped prior to the "a OF Feb
ruary, will be admitted to enter American
ports, without being subjected to the penalties
imposed conditionaily on the non-revocatIon
of the Orders in Council, after the declared
repeal OF the French DEGREES.
The channel, we fad, continues still to be
infested with French privateers.
M1rch7.
The Spectator cutter is arrived at tlf-
mouth, from Lisbon, after passage OF days
Government, w understand, have received
by this conveyance dispatches from Lord Wei
lington to the Esd last. The enemy had made
some movements, but none of importance
and the respective armies remained in nearly
the same positions. The private letters
brought by the Spectator are to the 25th. Sir
Joseph Yorke's squadron had arrived safe in
the Tagus, and landed the troops. The roads
and the country in general were in a state
which rendered it not very probable that any
important movement would soon take place.
March 10.
The report fthe Select Committee on the
state of public Commercial Credit mas been
published. We are extremely sorry to see.
from this document, the distresses of,he n1er-
Camille, above all, the manufacturing class, are
great III the extreme. In some places the re-
port states, that the greatest manufacturers
have been obliged to reduce their work ore
third. some one half, and others altogether F..
Inns is a melancholy and frightfui picture
and commands the most earnest attention of
government and the public. The cause of
this alarming distress is attributed TO extruva-
giant speculatlo,ls at the opening of the South
American Markets, to the immense impor,a-
tons from European countries, whittier we
could send nothing in return, and to the inter-
ruption of the trade with North America.
4 meeting OF 5000 Catholics was held a
short time Since in Ireland. and it WAS ae-rged
to petition the Prince Regent to remove
Charles Duke OF Richmond, and the Right
Hon. w. W. Pole, from Their Official situations
III the government of ireland.
It is stated that the Russian and Turkish
forces in Bulgaria, have entered into suspen-
SION oi arms. aud that the blockade of Widen
hos been raised.
The Aito.a Mercury, of Feb. IA. states,
that tie C.n easr,tinn of the Rhine will be re-
on'Tcd t. turnish additional contingent forces
for the French service.
1t is said that Mr. Foster, the new Plenipo-
tent sry to the I. 5. IS to be the bearer Of very
concillatorv proposals.
An attempt mas been made upon the life of
BeInadotte, the Grown Prince OF Sweden.
Inc pregnancy OF Bonap.rte's Empress,
Maria Louisa. although little alluded to in me
Paris papers, is so Ear advanced as to approach
to confinement, as appears from the follow
ing paragra ph in the Monitcur
"PARIs, Feb %.
" The Empress, though in the ninth month
OF her pregnancy, attended mass to-day in the
Chapel OF the Palace of the Thuilcrics. It's
thought that her Majesty, as the time Of her
confinement is SO near, will no longer go out
OF her apartments---shei is extremely well, and
has not sustained the slightest indisposi-
ton