Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-20

Mons. L'Escalicr, who was coming CUT
MS Consul General from France, to Inc
u. s. was on board the brig Rose In
Rloom, when she was sent into England.
The Parliament Of England were sever
al DAYS engaged in adebate on the qncs.
ton of a bullion report. The object Oh
the report is to prevent the cxporta1on ..
coin: and on its value connected with bank
payments.
There is nothingin the London papers
to confirm or contradict the report OF war
between Russia and France.
Died, lately in England. VIM. bosea-
wen. ESQ. the excellent translator OF Ho-
race and Richard Cumberland, Esq. the
iastly celebrated essayist, and dramatic po-
ct.
Prize. Of stocks, London, May 9@5per
cent red. 6i1-i-Exchequer bills 1 dis.
Q pr--Consols for May IS II.
American stocks, May Esp cent. 81
Sc t-e-6 per cent. io5 1-2 to 5, with d.
yidends from 1st April.
The markets in England for American
produce, had fallen. Cotton, in London,
was at lid. st. per Id.
BosToN, June IS.
--latest from the North Of Europe.
The ship Packet, arrived here yester-
day from Denmark, brings some papers.
and oral information to the nth May. 1t
appears, from these accounts, that a
French decree was published at Hamburg,
dated in March, which ordains, that all
colonial produce remaining in Schleswick
and Holstein. which should not enter the
emoire Of France by the Goth April, must
nav an additional duty to the original Ia
rifof 10 per cent; and all such produce
as should not enter by the goth OF May,
would be confscated as English property;
that large proportion still remained in
the above dukedom, subieot to the arbi-
trarv rules of Napoleon.
At Copenhagen, April 20, an order had
been published, that all manufactured to-
lacco should pay, if in leaves and stems,
Lubbock shi!Iings !; if foreign manufac-
TIRED, shillings fine smoaking tobac-
co, IS shillings snuff, 2i shilings. If
any found to be struggled, it would be
confscated.
At st. Petersburg, April 8, colonial
produce was very low !; but manufactured
foreign goods scarce and high.
A rupture between France and Russia
was dailytalked of at Hamburg. French
troops were marching to the North, thro'
Poland, towards the borders Of Russia.
= The communication between England
and the continent was becoming every day
more difficult and hazardous.
On the 10th April, her majesty, the
empress Of France, for the first time
since her accouchment, took an airing on
the terrace Of the Thuilleries and I'M
metiiately after, the king Of Rome was
exhibited at the same place. On both
these occasions the populace, which was
very numerous, Showed much satisfaction
and pleasure.
T TRANSACTIONS from Hamburg papers to
april q, 1911, by Mr.: Kahler, for E..
c. II. Books.
Copenhagen, .4pril9. At Elsineur the
ice is clear in the sound.
Paris. .ipri! 10. The douancrs Gus
tom house officers] in Holland have re-
ceived orders that every ship owner nNst
have his vessel Frenchitied, and every ne
elect will amount to total confscation.
From the Paris ,Nonileur.-Among the
presentations to the Emperor on Saturday
the nth April, was SO Mr.. Russell. Charge
de Affairs Of the U. S. presented by his
Excellency the Duke de Cadorc, Minister
of Exterior Relations"
Relations Tith France.
We are authorised to say. by Louis
ianian gentleman, who arrived at this