Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
{ NEW-YORK, March 81.

Bordeaux. Capt. Jili HAS Poii.Ily i"Yoi
ed the Editors of the Commercial Adyer,
t;ser with Bordeauxspapers to the lst OF
Feb. inclusive, and the Belfast News
letter of the s1st January, containing
london dates of the Goth and 9th OF the
same month. From these papers we now
present toour readers as coplous extracts
as. our time will permit, --Further seiec-
tons shall be given in our next.
A Bordeaux paper of the S1st OF Jan.
mentions that the Phoenix, Capt. Easter
". from Charleston, had just entered the
river of Bordeaux, with cargo OF 600
bales of cotton and 700 bags OF Rice.
The Belfast Newsletter, under the
head of g Glasgow Markets. Jan. 49,"
saws Cotton has been extremely Fat.
The only sale worth notice was that of
$50 bags Of Pernambucco, at Is 4 Cd to
2s and DID,
The following vessels are advertised in
the bordeaux papers, 10 sail for the Uni
ted States.
For n. York, to touch at Amelia, the
Spanish ship Louisa, Capote-to sail LIST
February.
For do. American brig Georgia, An
drew Smith, from Rochelle-to sail as
soon as dangers from capture cease.
From tire Belfast .Nescs-L Letter, i'm. 81 !.
The packet due this morning had not
arrived when our paper went to press, but
the cutter Lord Hill, from Liverpool,
which arrived here yesterday afternoon,
broughta copy Of the Pilot London News
paper of Friday last, from which we Sc
let few articles relative to the affairs
ofthe Continents. There is nothing else
of interest remaining in the paper.
The accounts from the Congress at Vi
emma continue to be contradictory. Eve
ry day brings new statement; but it ap-
pears to be the general opinion that the
momentous points have been long fixed.
The Emperor of Russia has appointed
committee to frame constitution for
Poland.
LoNDoN, Jan. 26.
Late on Monday evening dispatches
were received at the admiralty from Sir
George Collier, communicating the i'm
portant information OF an American sdua-
dron being at sea, consisting of the Pre-
sident and Constitution, Of SO guns each,
and the Congress of So. Sir G. Collier
had received intelligence of their course.
aud went in pursuit of them. The Bri-
fish force, in point of guns, under his COM
mand, was precisely equal to that Of the
enemy, and consisted Of the Leander Of
so Guns. Sir George Collier, the New
castle of SO guns, Lord George Stewart,
and the Acasta of So, Capt. Kerr. No
two squadrons were ever more equally
matched, to JUDGE of their metal. We
know, however, the American ships are
prodigiously manned, and we hope in 50
material point, the British ships are not
wanting for we are satisfied, If the two
squadronsmeet, the officer who commands
our ships Will sink with the kings coiors
flying, rather than strike to the enemy.
The Chatham "A, Capt, LLOYD, was
suddenly manned yesterday morning, az
Portsmouth, being ordered to sea, in con-
sequence Of information having been re-
ceived that two American frigates have
got out, and are cruising to the westward.
She was to proceed at day light this morn
ing. Is it a new American squadron p
Pilot.
/ Some apprehensions are entertained
lest the American squadron now out may
fall in with the feet for India, which re-
Gently sailed from the Downs without
convoy-Ib.
The Prince of Neufchatel, American
privateer, of 1lo men, 90 guns, has been
taken aud sent into Penzance.
It's certain that the Duke of yelling
ton succeeds Lord Cdstlerea9h at Wen.
Ma. Ills Lordship, we believe, has left
Vienna on his return TO this country, and
the. Duke has left Paris for Vienna. II is
probable they viii have a personal confe-
| renee at Stansburgh.-C Carrier.
A private letter by this mornings mail
from Holland. dated Goth January, men
tons the arrival of two vessels which sail
led about the same time witht1e Atlanta.
Qately arrived in the 3exel,) one with
tobacco, from Philadelphia, the other with
tobacco pot ashes, &c. from Baltimore.
Two other vessels are daily expected.
Remains Of Louis XVI. aRdh Queen.
Paris papers of the Esd have arrived.
They are chiefly filed with details Of the
ceremony that took place the preceding
! day, when the remains of Louis XVI. and
Marie Antoinette We're conveyed to ST.
Dennis-ihe body of the Queen, which
had been inferred at the feet Of the. King.