Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-13

.N---n. nave thOught OIL every pos
sible scheme to get clear Of our present
MISUNDERSTANDING another Embargo
might not be amiss !?
IL. 1t might not be a-miss. Sir.
Ms. The Non-Importation has been
tried, and seems to be of no avail.
III. have often thought, too, it
was but a slender cell.
ITO be continued.
Communicated for the Federal Gazette
Extract from letter dated
"Lirerpool .apriI 20.
Up No communication has been
made by the government Of this country
on the subject Of American affairs, since
the account of the passing of the Non-Im-
portation Act was received, nor has any
retaliating measure been adopted, unless,
however, some accommodation between the
countries takes place in the course of the
present summer, we do not expect the
ports of this country will long remain O.
pen to American ships and the general
produce of the United States. There is
at present no hope of the orders in coun-
Gil being repealed, and in anticipation of
their being, ere long, some impeachment
to the direct importation of American
produce, it is in general in good demand
at rather improving prices. The vessels
to carry out MIR. Foster and Mr.. Pinkney
arc still waiting for them but an account
of their embarkation is daily expected.
The American per cent. stock sells in
London at 1O5 r.; the 3 per cent. at 6s;
and Louisiana per cents. at 100. The
premium of Insurance from the United
States to this country is guineas per cent
Dollars IS. lid. per ounce"
NETWORK, June ..
II. B. NJ. schr. Paz, lieut.. Pring, which
arrived here on Thursday evening from
Falmouth, with the April mail, sailed on
Saturday evening for Halifax.
The British Packet Ann, with mails for
Halifax and England, sailed on Saturday
morning. ~
Boston, Friday morning, June T.
"By an arrival at Salem, from Gibral-
tar, which having cargo, put off to sea
again
Letters from Naples. dated March 5,
state, that all the American vessels there
with their cargocs were condemned, and
ordered to be sold, like those of the last
year by government.
The brig Alexander, Of Newburyport,
with fish, had been condemned, and her
cargo was sold by the government on the
4th of March.
The schr. Oceanus, Wilson, of Sa-
lem, arrived there the 29th of January,
and was ordered to perform quarantine OF
GO days.
g. The ship Henry. Of Salem, and cargo,
was to he sold in few days the ship was
appraised, and the sale of the cargo had
been postponed on account of Carneval.
e" 4 Merchant of responsibility writes,
there is no hopes of restoration of Anne
rican property, and l would advise my
friends in America, never to send any
more property to this place until treaty
had been made between the belligerents."
From the N. 7. Euenins Post, June 8.
--latest Despatches.-We learn by our
boatmen. that yesterday afternoon five
men reached the quarantine ground at
Staten Island, who informed that they
had made their escape by jumping over
board and swimming from his Britanic
maie.ty's Castor, of 60 guns.* They
state that the Castor came to anchor the
night before last. about three and half
miles south of the Highlands; that she
was last from Spithead, and brings dis
patches.
Steele's list rates her frigate of SO
guns, commanded by VIM. Roberts-built
In, 1-SS