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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
NORFOLK, January 4.

The Spanish papers which in our last we
noticed to have received, contain lltllr or
no information of importance to an Ameri-
can reader. They are principally occupied
with debates OF the L0rtes, which are very
animated, particularly that on the liberty q
thepteys, which was carried by a majority
oil more than two to one.
1hes- papers also contain details of va
rlous affairs between the Patriots aud the
French armies, in which the Spaniards dis.
play the greatsst iieroism. We have pro.
cured a translation OF al affair on the south
ern frontier of Spain, by which it appears
that the Spaniards have carried the war
into France, and made the French feel the
t fleets OF toe cruel mode Of warfare, which
they are waging in Spain. The following
is the translation:
Eetraet Of an odfcial letter fran the marquis
of(ambcverae genera Of a,vlsion Under
.seseral O'Do1,nel IN Catalonia.
:. The enemy vino were IN P.igrerda, to
the number OF 1900, did not wait our ap.
rroach on the 29th Of Sept. but rstreatrd to
Montluis in France. We pursued them
TO Sallagosa, but having received rein
iorcement OF SEQ men, the enemy again adj
vaneed, and made stand at pcrcha, ye,y
advantageous position. Our troops soon
dislodged them, and took their artillery
Our brave soldiers completely routed them,
and not satisfied with remaining masters OF
the fed Of battle, which was covered with
the bodies etsthe enemy, pursued thsni TO
the seGv walls OF MoEtlus. t
''sIhe result, of tae action is, that the
tneRy has lost SEQ men killed ond wound
|. ed, captain, licpsenant and 66 privales
made prIsoneis. go
Oar loss is 9 officers killed, 5 wounded,
s rrivatts kVl-d, and IS wounded.
After the action, we inflicted due pr-
nishment on the inhabitants of several viii
lagos, which had fred upon lis in our ad
vance. We took from them 5000 sheep,
500 head Ct cattle, and SOC of the bcst hors.
es the copasry afforded, besides levylng on
them contribution OF 10000 dollars.
On the 25th OF Sept. lrut. col. Alva-
reZ dc Sofa, with about $40 men, attacked
a bodr OF the enemy of 500, at Garcia, with
Fixed bayonets. Tn: enemy abandoned their
camp, which we destroyed, after taxing 200
head oi eagle and SONS prisoners.
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BOSTON, December 81.

esr'ain HOPKINS, arrived here yesterday
an hlga, which place he lef, October Is,
ks. "a Passed rRro' the Bait on the 9Th Nov.
"nae at Riga, he was applied to by the
|'A'e King Of Sweden, tor accommodations
\" 'oara his vessel, and passage TO some
p,aee OF safety, bu, being full could no. gra-
u n'm' Capt. II. was afterwards inform
mat he succeeded in getting on hoard
british ship of war Victory, then living
1s"i"so Sound, and bound for England.
p crown rrlace Bcrnado,te bad arrived
ospckhoim, and was TO be crowned in
pfu n destination Of $4,000 French
bs2ps tor Sweden, To cross owe, as soon AS
rs ice should make ,he Sound passab,e for
F"snl' Is confirmed BY this arrival.
tiNPORTAN7'!i--IF< TRUE.7
from ne ErcAange Cefee-Hoase Books.
An oth'er belonging tca French priva-
|"sr, Who LEFT France he Sosh September,
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screw os,he American ship Bet
ca. Allen, Of New York, from Vf-
c' ,s,,d 10 Lisbon, with a cargo OF
|'', Nd foar. The juniper fell IN with
n's ave we snip on the 11,h instant; and u
'0a !, ,fom the lsaky sitlationin which
''uas ;ai, thas she must hsre tonadsssa
On on s'1 r,.;,er. in company with his ma
- ~ i,,aats ReIvia7re, enshe s,h instant
~ !, loag. 50, 80, also fell in with
Az 49,. 80 p,,se,, Of this place, bound to
, ! : y z in ballast she bad lost TWO OF q.
'sv, Z Slaves sl oysrboard, boih hsr masts,
a .h.Su;ss materially damaged; she ar
~ Is rugged iurymas's anu iroceeas'4
~ .gesi-iadics.
masters of both the above vessels
y. tic gale in which they suffered to
Hy.been more violent shan any tasy mad
r before experienced.
Schooner JAMES, Joseph HAYWARD, mas mas
WHO sailed from this port on the sd Ia
~ Tor New York, but Obliged 70 return,
wing experienced bad weather.
Sch. tssa,s. Alexander NJ Lachlan, from
rrw York, Tor Jamaica, having struck on
i ROCKS, off tue West End Of these ISL
nds and received some damage, has
ums in TO repair.
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In forms, that they had au order on hoafa'
signed, by the emperor, not TO capture any
American vessels bound to England, alter
The Cd Nov. He also adds, that he under
stood all the vessels Of war had the same or
aers.'' I'VE know not the authority on
which this news is founded but II true, we
mus, confess our surpfize, that not one OF
the numerous vessels which have larely ar.
rived in the; g. States from different parts
ol France, Spain and Portugal, Of Interior
date, should have been informed OF cir
.cumsysnce Of such importance TO the com.
meycial Interest Of this eounlry,]
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SALEM, December %.
Danish Pripatesring Orders.

Mr.. Baer, from Copenhagen, has given
5ls copy Of regulations OF tie Danish go
rsnnsn,, issued the 9Th August, in ad.
Rniou 10 those Of the 2s,h March last =
which a,e prolsssedly to secure ships
brought in By prwaterrs from unjust treat
5peni, and to forward the just decision OF
Sheir cascs'-bat which ne says APPEARS TO
be very little regarded in tho proceedings.
The 6rss article, cfcrring TO the former
order whichreeuirss the judge uhen snip
/ brought into begin the proceedings with
! u "a hours. aud despatch them with all
possible speed, further requires that the
rev and passengers shall be examined at
arhest wllhin e days, and after that lac al
Owed free communication with che shore.
The third requires thaF the cap.or, in
ass oil The RELEASE OF the ship ON irs,1rial,
be chooses TO appeal, Shall make his first
declaration thereof IN twenty tour hours 20
nr judge, who shall Immediately report the
kame To the pr,z court.
81 The fourth requires, that in case fsuch
appeal the captor shall give security To the
Amoun, Of halt or atleas, a quarter OF lhs
Ealae of the ship and cargo for this indem-
hi6cation which the captured may obtain
from thu high court; the security 70 BE ds-
posted within twsnty-f four hours.
The fifth provides, that if an appeal is
pot declared and security given within tue
|r@e above stated, the captured un appli-
cation to the judge, shall have certificate
pn Which ,he prize court shall deliver his
ships papers on payment of WHIT the sen
Renee OF the court may have deserminedl
and the capture SMALL be deemed dissolved
The SIKH prohibits any compromise be-
tween the captors and captured pending
appeal, rs was also tae case IN ths first
k,iaI.
lhe seventh provides for the captured.
ION his vessel end cargo being released at
|'hs hrat trial, being permitted, he choose,
10 make s..ic OF the same, wi,hs.aa,boy
|an appeal by the capto,s, adequate seouri
~ beng gwen. II however the eapsor in.
|'snas "a sail, after such security, app!ica.
|0on must be made 10 the high court, who
S'ii decide whS.her the ships original do
'9msnts May be delivered up On noiarial
scores being taken.
ihe tenth provides thar the ship shall
|no' Dc qoioaded al The request Of the cap
Fo', unless he End security to The amount
u oait or quarter of the ship and cargo,
N'eo'diag to the opinion of TIE Judge.
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Kaluobls PROPERTY for Sale.

On the ed of january next, at ono o. clock,
will he sold, at public auction, at the COT
tee House, in alexandria,
A Lot of Ground on the south
side of King street, betwcen Water and Uni
on streets, fronting On King street 50 feet,
and extending back 10 fect-on credit OF
two, four, :pd six months-the purchasers
giving negotiable notes with approved endor-
sers for The purchase money.
Charles Simms,
Attorney in .fsct for Charles Wallace,
surviving partner of Wallace, John.
son aud Muir.
December 90. 2aW4Y
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question We think might be solved by =
recurrence to the history Of our own Bank
OF Potomac, which has aourish-d & stood
respectable notwithstanding pesing laws
AROM CAPE FRANCOIS Letters from
the Cape Of 9th and 2sth November last,
received at Boston, state, That the American
masters, supercargoes and merchants had
been summoned before tho president, wha
stated that he should still detain the Aneri--
cans and their property until the $4,000
were PAID into his treasury, 50 that Tiers
Was no prospect Of the American vessels get
nag away. Mr.. T. had however got permission
for the schr, Mariner, to sail Tor Baltimore
[ has put into Norfolk aud TO return back,
which gives some hope that other An erican
vessels May &c permitted to depart III ballast,
-coifce had fell IS per cent. IS sous lhs
current psice though there was little or
hone 70 be had; sugar high, to s G. alewiyss
s 8 per OBJ -four 90 TO IS na.k Is, beet
No /, ls he expectation Of Hides, logy
wood, and mahogany is prohibited
.stafe sf Chio.-Aecounts frsm s'iEersas
paris Ut this state afford US a source Of
Hiuch Gfaliflcalion 10 See the rapid rise of
population, wien revsr,ing back TO tbs ysaF
1900, me whole population North West
otths river Chic, did not exceed 5000
From what We are now able to collect,
from various sources, the present years
census Wi! MOI amour, 10 less than 10000
Should this ssatemsnt be correct, which
we hope 1t will be found so, then we Will
be entitled to at lsast SIX representatives
in congress, whereas we now havs bus
ONE Supporter.
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A CARD.

Ct Mr.. CENEEEs has the honor as
informing the Ladies and Gentle nlepot Alex.
andll'i, that his next Assembly viii be an
Thursday the 10th instant.
January 9.
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A VALUABLE LOT
IN til: town. of Colchester, for Sales

IN the town of Colchester, Tor Sales
IN purluance of the la& Will and
Tcstan:aat OF RICHARD CHICHESTER, ksq.
late of Fairfax county. viii be exposed e
pubic sale, on the Premises, Oh Moneay tbs
l7.h of February next, il fair, il not this rs 81
fair dav, for ready cash. This Lot las 4
good Dwelling House, store-House, kitchet!i
sc. and with little expente may be perieee1
repaired. ,,o,,rorpn
Exccutrix of Richard Ch.ChestGj
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Pert Of alexandria.
ENTERED

ENTEKED, "
Schooner Fair Play, Midnight, Neyisr
rutn-to Marsteller and Young.
Sioop Despatch. Henry, NortoIk-grqs
cerics- Newton kaene.
Schooner Hazard, Hammeu, Boston,
sundries-Lawrason and Fow.s.
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M.ranrrta Datlp CARTE.
WEDNEsDAY, JANUARY 9.

Immediate renewal Of the non. intercourse.
| what necessity could there be for secrecy?
Would Il be done TO prevent speculation !!
Certainly such a measure would cause
much debate, whether he wished il renew
ed against Great Britain only, or against
both Great Britain & France. If maio.
rity appeared in the House Of Representa-
lives determined TO renew it, the minority
would insist ON its being extended equally
to France, the administration having lhem
selves declared that France has not c eass d
70 violate our eutral commerce.
The bill at present before tbs House.
whether it relatesto non.intercoursr, or 10
taking torcible possession Ut Eas, Florida,
it seems causes great disagreement among
the majority, while the minority are silent
hearers, not opening their lips. Why
should an influential member say, thar
he would vote for the bill, but to DC
opposed by the federal part of the
country, ard there being "a division among
the other party, would render war with
England, should it take place, unpopular
and Intellectual
I. the administrators are not at this mo-
ment working out their condemnation
with fear apd trembling," we are under
great mistake. AS soon as tie bill now be-
fore the House, shall have passed both
Houses, the John Adams will sail Mar.
Hamilton, sou of the Secretary of the MAJ
Wy, is TO Le the bearer Of dispatches to MIR.
Pinkney. Perhaps Mr.: Pi0kney will re-
turn in her, after carrying Mr. Irving 10
Copenhagen.
II is doubtful when the bill row before
the house will be decided. As 1t leads di-
recty to war with Eng land i, is Of the ut.
most importance. II viii take . week lon
ger perhaps for the democrats TO quarrel
abou, il; and whau feed pe:h&ps the !eLc!
ralsts will strive to overthrow il. There
has been already come funny euarreliaS q
naong the administration folks of tas houss,
much TO the discrsioa OF tae tcdcrai:s,s.
Both houses Of Congress wers sitting
with closed doors yesterday.
Duane and Binns have at length agreed
in two points-they agree to abuse each
other, and they agree to drprecate re
ne wal Of the Charter of the q. S. Bank
the Wing and Evening Post of Baltimore,
Join furiously in the cry yet it will nos
do, we think the Charter will be renewe d
then will come the tug of war,'-every
democrat who votes for the renewal will be
denounced by These heroes of the quill,
lDsaae, Binas, Ir,ip and Niles, three Irish
and one American printer, as unworthy 10
belong to the democratic colps-so we jog
on-bu, these things cannot last forever, a
dav must come when the indiguaus feel
logs of the American people will teach
those incrndiaries lesson which will NOS
speedily be forgotten.
Col. Hollgatc has introduced a lengthy
preamble and string of resolutions into the
legislature of Pennsylvania, attempting to
nrove that the renewal of the Charter OF
the Bank of the u. S. would be uncons'l-
,utona,, yet admitting that Congress have
a rinht TO incarnorate Banks in the distrlc.
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F-o,s' Sch9oner Hazard, Captain Aamfstf,
tran Boston,
Apply to
Faxon, Metcali and CD
"a ho,sss i,csh, No 8, Chocolate
% hal -. do.
IN STORE,
50 barrels Boston new Geef,
80 t2rrc!s \. E. Rum,
20 boxes mould Candles,
90 pieces heavy Duck,
800 reams Wrapping Paper,
ALSO,
A quantity Of Shoes which viii be :csAA
low
January 8. n.Y
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January 9. - .,
Burr MlN-St0ne MAnaIetzs's,I
The Subscriber informs FL

n,b,ic tina, he has received supply ct ~
blocks and Intends to recommence the l4a
;po Of nurr siill-ctones at his late dEelIl
IN Patrick street, between King am Gamer
streets, about the first OF March LeSf' ).
be can supply Burr Stones OF any disnensssf
that may be ordered. lie has also ees g
sortnlent of Boiling Cloths, which can le !
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Ma
factory. Any person wishing to engs
Burrs before the FIST Of March will Ply
apply to Josepa Dean.
Benjamin. BregWE
December y. M
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PUBLIC Sale,
THIS DAY,

At twelve o'clock viii be scl4 at
auction OF 4MarsteAe, $ Iou4g's wharf, ;orY
hhds. Windward Rum, imported Ii tbs sc4Ar,
FairpIay.
PhlhBG. MqyeelIsr
f2nrrovy
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Col. Eollgatc has introduced lengthy
preamble and string of resolutions INTO the
legislature Of Pennsylvania, attempting 10
prove that the renewal of the Charter OF
the Bank of the u. S, would be unconss1'
,utiona,., yet admitting that Congress have
RICH, to incorporate Banks in the district
Of Columbia-now is not this strange =
The amount Of the constitutional ground
of objection is that Congress shall pass no
law establishing q paper currency; but ii
Congress charter the Banks in the district
of Columbia, will not the paper issued by
those Banks be as much paper currency
as that issued by the Banks of the United
States. And again: Cannot the y. States
Bank from its we'll known soiidity, CONT
nue. to do business to as much advantage
without a charter as with it: This lass
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NOW LANDING

J2nuarV 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-23

their influence on certain Members
Of this Houfc, and Whole Pupils ne
YER difplaysd any other mark Of i'm
0r,vement than blind devotion to
bona parte. Could it be pof1i lie, he
faid. that men calling ,hemielves Re-
pub,icans, could feriouily with to aid
great military DEPOT in acquiring
univerfal dominion ?--de conjured
the houfe to reflect little on the
colt of taking Canada, before they
talked 70 much about it, before they
ran their heads againit that pof,
Quebec. If the bounty lands, how
ever, propofed to be given, were to
come out Of Canada, he !hould be
willing to give them, not TO the
wretches who fold themielves for a
glafs of gin and few dollars. but to
the clerks in the public offices who
were already making out blank COM
millions for this land.-Mr. X. con-
trafed the language and conduct of
the ruling party with their profef-
Gons while in the minority they
were now as clsmorous for armies
and navies as ever could be found a.
mong the Eilex Junto and yet they
were fill excellent Republicans }
Mr.. JOHNSON denied that this gov.
eminent was under French influence.
He aferted poiitively that the late
attack of the Indians was occaiioncd
by Britilh infuence--bv Britiih gold
and Britiih whifkey. We had am
pie teltimony, he faid, that they
were capable Of fuch conduct, dur
ing The revolutionary war.
MIR. RANDOLPH explained that he
had not denied the capacity of the
Britilh government to do any thing
wicked or hlly-he believed they
were now under an infatuation !;
and if the gentleman could convince
him, that the Britifh government
had inftigated the Indians in the pre-
fent inffance, he would 60 with him
to Canada in perfon
Mr.. DEsHA obferved, that in or
der to give an opportunity for fur
Their dilcullion he would move to
adjourn, Carried iquaTter before
81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-23

! have the pleasant intelligence to
communicate 10 you, that Gen. HILL,
with his division, has, by rapid march
surprised Gen. GIRARp's corps, taken
the Baron D'ARENBERG, and another
General, 5 Colonies, 40 officers, and
1000 men, all their artillery and bag
gage, and dispei sed the remainder.
Gen. GIRARD, it is said, Effected his
escape with 500 cavalry. The priaci-
pal part of our army is cautioned in the
North, and il appears perfectly safe"
nv. Y. Pan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-23
LONDON PAPERS,

Tothe 9Th Nov. and a Liverpool paper
OF the Tth, have been received.
80 they contain great number
of spcCulations on American affairs,
and some OF them appear as faihing hot
for WAR, as many Of our democratic
papers are. No inlimation is given
that any relaxation will be made in the
OILERS III Council, though we see the
new appointment Of Anthony ST. John
Baker, Esq as Secretary to MIR. Fos-
ter'a legation.
sLF" Affairs in the North had not
undergone any change. Nj. Navarro,
a Russian agent, had arrived in London
AT Hamburg, the Guilloline had been
aided 10 the French agents employed
ID execute the Continental system. =
Bonaparle and his Empress were ban
quoting in Holland.
HT' The British King, was rapidly
descending TO the grave The Queens
Council, on the Cd November, reported,
that his health still remained in pre-
carious state, and that the greatest at
tenlon was necessary 10 prevent the
depression Of spirits under which he
labored from increasing, as in that case
il would be attended with great danger,
On the 5th he was not able 10 walk, and
was much depressed in both mind and
body.
- The affairs Of Sicily occupied
much of,he attention ofthe British Re-
gent.-lfit is not English, it viii be a
French island.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-23

A letter from Nincennes, Of a recent
date, mentions that when our army was
marching againinst the Indians, and
near the Prophets town, they met thir-
ty of the in6 .sns well mounted, who re-
connoitrcd them. On passing the
town 10 place eff encampment, they
found that it was tolerabiy fortified
and that many Of the houses were
strongly built and had apertures for
guns and indians were raking aim
through them. Ii does not appear that
the persons who conferred with Gov.
Harrison before the battle were author
ised agents ofthe Prophet. In the anc-
ton, the Militia generally did extreme.
ly well, bu, there were some instances
Of shrinking -Pat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-23

tablifhmers Of a quarsermailsr's de-
partment which were teverally read
a hrtt time and pasfei TO fecond
reading
!" The following Is the amount
and f2ecies Of military force propo.
fed TO be RATED in the aboye Reporl /;
--l'fantry, 70 7o2; Artillery, 4,
oi0; Light Artillery, I,I5S; Cav
airy, i,I8z; General staff, II !;
HofpiiaI Staff, 20 ;-Totol zs,
600.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-23

FfeW the Salem Gazette.
Some Democrat (pcrhaps the one WHO
some time since destroyed his printing Of.
fee in order to bring an odium upon FEEDER.
slists) has been writing to his ExceIiency
the Governor, through the medium Of The
post. ofiice. dating his letter :" fronl he head.
quarters Of good principles" subscribing Il.
" so and may be 500 h artea," and threat
ening it he does not liberate = young nlrn
imprisoned for prfxrirg The Scou6c," that Il
zriA be done for him (the Governor, k;s house
zulH be fred BY night" &C. On this his Ex.
cellency Pounds = proclamation, Offering
reward Of 500 dollars for discovery ar he
author !: ara takes occasion al the same time
10 ohastise the "incendiary writer's w
Bosom kt5eksl md printers in tins State A.
whose csluTntes &c says have obtained III
ascendeEc, unparalleled many other. srI
which he adds, have been principally direct
ed against the legislative and executive
public iunctionaries This infamous ont
rage, the Chronicle, agreeable 10 the con-
trivance, charges upon The Federslists with
out q single circumstance TO support ID, a..
gainst the whole internal evidence Of The
thing itseli--just as certain men in high az
thorIty have lately charged MIR. Dwight.
libel, with being traisCr 10 bis country
Incendiaries 1t is very frequently tie
case that great mex who stand in hieh PLACES,
are exposed by their eminence 10 lie as
saalts Of daring wickedness, and the under
INNINGS Of treason. Who has not heard OF
the numerous and ne farious contriysnces to
deprive the world Of Henry Nv Paul J.
Robcspierre, Charles vi George III, and
others and even OF the /" superemnent's
Bonaparle The history Of Europe is re-
Plete with unsuccessful end successful at
temPts TO mjure and assassinate great public
Characters. But here in this land Of b ,asted
liberty, ana especially in New-England, no.
ted for steady habits . and more especial
ly IN enlightened Massachusetts-wh
would believe that here such internal de-
signs could be plotted, or even contempla-
ted without horror Yet do not be atf.igh-
ted, reader, if we tell thee that Our own
Governor has been necessitsted 70 oter
500 dollars FOR the detection Of the person
who has lately sent him letter, threaten
ing 10 set rre 10 his house, and tar and fecfh-
cr his sacred person! o tempurA "
mores But the foolish blockhead will we
trust ultimately De discovered, and punish-
ed with that severity which be deserves
who has the impudence 10 intimdate Com-
mander N Chief and one Of The best of Gov
errors. For hey own part, aferpermittinE
the law 10 take its most rigid course with
the threatening writer, / SHAH be contented
by simTiy pouring upon his heAd the smsis
torrent q! curses altered by Dr. Sip upon
poor 0bddicA, fpr yang The midwife beg too
tisht.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-23

lcsleys VIZ remain u power, and the
probability il that Mr.. Percival wiII ".
Tie. Upon this assumption We Nigh,
reason fasorably Oh the prospect ofour
relations with the United States; but
we do not observe that the public has
yet directed its attention 10 tue subItct
connected with change Of Admins
tration."