Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-19

nc Of But whaseyer the administrator
NAV he l.tlinsd TO 90, we believe the a.
bu.ed people of A m.rica will not submit
much longer either TO " French lnha-
erce," or French robbery.
superadded TO Bsnaparte declaration that
The Berlin and Milan decree are not re-
pealed, ard ,ha, American props rty will
be held 10 stquestration until we come Ia
a rupture with Great Britain, Gard Then
he wiN finally onfscate it, is the alafn.-
ing intelligence OF $50 American vessels
and careoes seized in Sweden under Be-
napar.e's NEW dccrses!! There indeee.
appears but enc course for America 10
pu,sue TO save her honor and to saye'th
Country.
Exuac, Of letter from an intelligent A.
mrrican, dated Gotteuburg, December
II, 1910, to respectable house in this
city.
" On the s2d alt. we came too in Ma
tiver harbor, he captain aid myself went
up TO Carlsham to procure an anchor and
learn the situation OF the place. An an.
Choir we procured, and in two days after
wards the declaration. of war was made
known. On the Cd instan, learnt the in.
tenlion ct the government to detain every
vessel laden with colonial goods-i then
went by land 70 the snip and got the cap
;ain to proceed without delay to the islani
of Hannd, where The British feet lay. |
had to return TO Carisham, to settle the ac.
counts, procure our protest, AID write you
letters OF advice. / instructed the captain
how to proceed. if did not Ct on board
before he sailed with the convoy, but So
confident was Of getting Oh board, that |
left ali my papers aud clothes IN the SalP.
The ship just got 10 time out OF the power
Of the Swedes--the following day every
vessel was detained and or the 9Th instant
The documents o. ONE HUNDRED AID
THIRTY VESSELS laying a, CarIsnan,
we're taken from them, and sealed up,
and are to be sen. TO Conference.-The
continental system is going into opera
ton as fast as IT c&n in Sweden. The
situation Of an imn'znse valuable Ame-
rican property in Sweden, is very dis
trrss'ng-No ekrot is now permitted and
| think ], will all come under the Tariff Du-
~ before spring, which will ca; i! 10. w.
cout! aot r"aci, Russian por,, and there is
now no other place let; us bus Enslsnd that
W. are permitted 10 enter, lha, toe properly
will BIZ safe"
February l3.
Further in}farmatian By tie Brig osmin.
Schr Liberty, Shear, of Philadelphia, at
Bordeaux. with cargo.
Schr. Bird, Evans, of Salem, do. do.
Schr. Globe, Of Baltimore, at St. oebas.
tians, do. do.
Sehr. Flash, Of n. York, at L'Orivu,,
with ago (not known whether seized
or notl
Schr. Grace Ann Green, OF do. at Mar
,e'les, having been captured BY he English
and retakea by the captain and some o. the
crew.
Schr- Success, Hulins, from Marblcheal,
with FISH, at Rochelle.
Schr. Lydia, of and from Boston. at
Bordeaux, Colonial produce.)
Schr. Francis, Of and from Baltimore, at
30. do. do.
Brig Telemachus, Berry, OF Salem, a, do.
DO, do.
Brig Catharine, Ray, at L'Orient, to sail
in ali February for New York,
All the vessels that have csrro.s on
board, are under seizure, and not allowed
10 sill their cargots, and their papers sent
10 Paris, Except the schooner Flash. of
whom vu,y little was known as to her BEING
seized or net
Ship Ann, at Passage, in "a days from
NV York.
Ship Hawk, Brown, CT Philadelphia, a.
Bayenne, had been restored TO the Amezi.
can charge d'Affairss to carry dispatches,
bu, has since been re seizrd by the F,euch
government, after having her passengers
engaged and being nearly ready for SEA.
Brig Fox, Cul!en, was to sail from Bay
onne, in few days, for PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Esglr, Alftau. do. do. do.
Brig Tan:ivy, to sail from Bayonne in
T ehrnarV.