Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-10

force all the British goods they could nod
Then the British mustered. came over the line
and took by force, all the -four, sc. they could
6nd. We are happy to learn no lives were
lost. (Boston faf.J
Extract of letter from a gentleman in So
yauaah, to his brother in Wt7v- London dated,
Savannah, l6th Of June 1879
intend going TO the Northward this sum-
mer, but the times look likely to be trouble
! some in this quarter, so that have concluded
not TO leave here. War with England sup
| pose will be certain and we have already
commenced war on East Florida: detach-
ment of Volunteers from the regiment in this
city, left here on Friday last, to Join the troops
i now before Augustine--the object, under
stand, is to take the Castle; two persons who
have seen it, say it will cost them much trou-
bic before they accomplish their object"
Extract eta letter from .9nrerte7n Gentle
man in Cadiz, dated May Is, 1912.
We know very little respecting the situ-
alton of the two armies Marshal Soult came
down from his quarters in the interior OF Al
dalusia, to ST. Mary's, on the 18th with a few
troops, (his flying battalon) and staid I'LL yes
terday morning, when he returned. Lord
Wellington is said to be advancing from the
frontiers of Portugal towards Seville; should
he drive the French out of Andalusia, ptovl-
sious must advance in price. / annex the
quotations of produce-Flour, superfne, Sl9
Rye do. IS Corn Meal IS; Rice IS. Elk
change, 4s to 49 pence"
On Saturday the 9th ut we had most vi
olent fall of rain, which in Bucks county was
attended with large hail stones that broke no
less than 70 panes of glass in the Bustletown
Academy, great number in private houses,
and considerably injured the grain IN the fields.
Phil. fafer.
On Saturday the 9th, most violent lorna
do was experienced abouta mile south OF this
town. It's direction was from west to east
its breadth not more than three fourths OF a
mile. In its course so far as Our information
extends, houses, trees, fences, sc. were hurl-
ed in indiseIiminate ruin. We have not heard
of any lives being lost, though several per-
sons were much injured.-6edford Gazette.
NEW YoRK, July g.
arrived yesterday, the snip MahChesteFo
Ogden, from Plymouth, England-saled the
Oath May, and brings London papers OF the
2lst. Provisions were scarce and dear. The
riots still continued in several parts.
The London papers mention, that further
particulars Of the Russian conspiracy had
transpired, and that the plot was wholly
French, and that the plan to seize upon
the person of the emperor Alexander and the
royal family, and convey them into France.
The latest intelligence from the continent,
indicated the immediate commencement OF
hostilitics between the Enperors of France
and Russia. Both these Emperors were on
their way to take command OF their respective
armies. Intelligence of events the most no
meAtous may therefore very shortly be expect
ed from the Vistula, on which the great con-
test will commence.
The Courier Of the 10th of May, states that
the Moniteur, French official paper has pub
lshed the late English declaration, with copi-
Gus notes. With respect to the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES, the Moniteur declares. g that
those DEGREES were only revoked with respect
to the Americans really and without rcstrlo-
tops, on the 28th April, 1911" The Courier
then remarks, that this is " affording another
proof that, had we acted upon the belief that