Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-11

permitted to be published in the
Hamburg Papers. nor any foreign
Gazettes circulated.
The above Intelligence exactly CO.
iucides with the accounts previous
ly received.
HELIGoLAED, Sept. IS.
Our accounts from the opposite
eoast continue to be most satisfacto-
~. All the favorable reports are in
some measure confirmed BY the ST.
lence OF the newspapers under French
control. Near Daaneberg in the
neighhorheod of Lunebourg a corps
of 5000 men is said to have been en-
tireIy destroyed. Dresden is also
reported to have been taken on the
18th. A victory has been gained o.
YER the Yiceroy OF Italy. Napoleon
10 confidently asserted to be retreat
ing towards Magdsburg, aud corps
of the Allies acting on the other
side of the Elbe /; at Hamburg the
inhabitants are in high SPIRITS. they
consider their certain deliverance to
be near at llnnd. Both Fiume and
Trieste are it is said in possession Of
the Austrians.
HAMBURG, Aug. 90.
The following notice has been pub
II, III ~
the Customs informs Messieurs the
Merchants Of the Hanseatic Depart
ment, that the Director General of
the Customs, by letter dated the
2Ast inst. apprizes him, that his Ma
.jesty he Emperor has permitted the
introduction of certain quantities Of
COLONIAL produce at Hamburg and
Bremen, viz. at Hamburg 5000 me-
trie quintals Of American cotton,
5000 do. raw or'clayed sugar, 5000
do. coffee, 1900 do. pepper. ard 1000
do. tea !; and at Bremen. 1000 do. A
merican cotton, 5000 do. do. sugar,
1000 do. coffee, 600 do. pepper, and
1000 do. tea. These articles may
enter France through the Custom
Houses of Cologne and Mentz. The
period allowed for the importation at
III amhurg and Bremen will extend
only to the 1st Of November next, Il
that for the admission into France, by
the way Of Cologne and Mentz to the
tst January 1st4,
ST. PFTEnsBURG. July 81.
Along with the Prussian volunteers
under Major Lutzow, are aIss Tyro-
lese !; and among them Andrew Hof-
fer, son of Andrew Hoffer, who was
shot as also Henry Palm, son of
the bookseller Palm, who was shot
at Erlangen.
MALTA, July 81.
Bya vessel from Jissa, in IL days
intelligence has been received of a
a landing having been made from the
British squadron in the Adriatic, at
Fiume and Porto Re.
We were also favored with Liver
pool papers to the eth September
The rumors in England as to our
ENJOYS in Russia, were very contra.
dictory but it is believed they re-
maised at st. Petersburgh. 1t was
thought the British were willing to
negotiate directly. but not through
a third power.
Capt. Broke. Of the British fri
cate shannon. has been created a
Baronet by the Prince Regent. Gen.
Eissop. whe was on beard the Java,
has also been created Il Bsroaet.
The British have of Naval Off.
GERS ego Ad.nirals. S2A Captains,
65f Commanders, 1867 Lieutenants.
Mr.. Scotland Mr.. Soutkey are the
Poet Laureate Candidates in Eng
land. 1t is expected the latter gen.
tleman will be appointed.
a son OF The late Touissaint POu-
venture. Of ST. Domingo, is in Len
don, and understood to be preacher
OF talents.
The 9 men detained of the crew
of the Argus, were said to have be-
longed to the Macedonian ; but the
boatwain cannot sware to any OF
thine.
1t was reported in England, that
Mr.. Kemble, of the Theatre, was
coming to the United States.
Tn nav last, the boats of the Bril-
fish frigate Bacchante. captured the
town of Harlabayo, on the coast of
Dalmatia, in the Adriatic-destroy-
ed battery Of s guns put the gar
rison (about 400 men) to flight, and
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