Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-12
certificates had been given subsequent "a

certificates had been given subsequent 10
its date.
IS In order to expose this Infamous bust.
ness, and .Napoleon's lying Moniteur, we
take the liberty of republishing the fol.
lowing from our paper Of the 18th Of Sept.
last.
American vessels have entered the
ports OF the North and the Baltic, with
pretended certificates of origin, delivered
by the French consuls. We have autho-
rity to declare officially, that such cer,i6-
GATES are forged, & that the bearers there
of are TO be considered as forgers. Those
documents are evidently fabricated in En-
gland the consuls Of his majesty in n
rn-yica having delivered none for long
time. Paris Monitsur, july 1s.
This is untrue, as French consular GER
tihcates Eaye been. and continue tobc grant.
sd for vessels bound to Hamburger, Bre.
men, and other places in the north of Eu.
rope. But any thing for pretexs to seize
American property.-NoyoA Ledger.
Extracts of letters from Capt Harry Par
sons of the schooner Dolly, to Stephen
Holland and Benjamin Merrill, esq. ol
Newburyport, dated
7onningen, Mo- S--s, 1910.
s The news is every day more & more
agains. us. wrote to you per bafque
Harper, Tomlinson, belonging TO his honor
VIM Gray of Boston. Captain Tomlinson
MO. nrd.ra1 o,yu,, or ,ha q /, VIC i'm. ,y,s
he sailed about the third instant, and be-
fore he got out Of THE river or discharged
his pilot, Gas understood. not having seen
hin) was taken by a Breme n privateer TN
der French co!ors and brought back. This
probably would have been my fate had
cruizing at the mouth Of the Eyder, for the
express purpose Of taxing Americans tina.
are ordered away by the Danish govern
ment, one of which came in to day having
hove her guns overheard to get clear o:
an English brig. | would like that Mr.
Gray should know that the mate and crew
assisted in getting the vessel back /; nay
may say did it Themselves, as there were
not more than three or four Of the Priva
,eersmen on board, and after she anchored
abreast of the town, Ao1sted tic French ca
loys oDer THE american! They then got her
uuder way, and worked with as free a viii
as though they were getting uudrr way &c
proceed home, and have gone up the river
with her captain Tcmlinson is censuret
by many, with bow much ustlce pretent
not to say, not having ,aIked with him.
We are in critical situation mere -
The Danes order away Americans, bu'
have no powor over them when brough
back bv frenc hman.
{. You have no doubt heard tia, the
French haze seized the bank at Hamburg
and are burning all British manufactured
goods they can fad.
Should get away this fall, it is certain
jeopardy TO 60 out while@the rrivateers
are in the river, aud are permitted to take
be tore we get to sea ----l should not
be surprised If thcy were to take us at an
Choir before long.
Duties, per pound Denmark. Cotton
god, sugar brown IS, clayed 20, hyson ca
as, cocoa 50, cochineal lC1, white pepper
SO, black do. 90, ordinary csssia 70, fine
do. 1ol, cloves so, s,ahogany 9 ard a halt
Fernambuco logwood 6, Canpeachy do. 4
the dollar is 50 pence.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, SIS.