Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
CIVIL APPOINTMENTS.

Andrew Dumartrait, OF Louisiana, to
be Marshal of The United States Tor the
Western District OF Louisiana.
John Brownson, OF Louisiana, to be Dis
,rict Attorney Of the Western District OF
Louisiana.
Nathaniel G. Ingraham, jr. Of N. York,
to be Consul OF. the United States at lam
pico, in Mexico. 4.
Joseph S. Benham, of Ohio, to be At
tcmey Of the United States tor the District
of Ohio.
Samuel BeardsIey. OF New. York, TO be
Attorney OF the United States for the Nor
thern District of New York.
Felix Cicognani, OF Italy, to be Consul
of the United States at Rome.
James AmbTosi, Of Italy, TO be Consul
of the United States at Florence.
William Steuben Smith, Of Washington,
to be Consul Of the United States tor The
Island of jamaica.
Edward Roberts, OF New Hampshire,
| to be Consul Of the United States al De-
| mersra. :.
Joseph Edison, Of Vermont, to be Mar
shall of tie United States for the District
OF Vermont.
Thomas w Fox, Of Plymouth, in Eng
! land, to be Consul OF the United States
at Plymouth
Michael Hogan, of New York, to be
Consul of the United States at Va paraiso.
Thomas Reilly, of Pennsylvania. to be
Consul of the United States at Asualulco,
in Mexico.
Robert K. Lowry, of MarJland to be
Consul of the United States at Laguira,
in the Republic of Colombia.
John Macpherson, OF Pennsylvania, TO
be Consul OF the United States at Carlha-
gena, in the Republic of Colombia.
James Miller, 10 be Gov'r OF Arkansas.
Duncan G Campbell and James Meri-
wether, both of Georgia, to be Commits
soners to hold Treaty wit the Cherokee
Nation of Indians.
James D. Doty, of Michigan. TO be an
additional Judge for the Territory OF Mi
chigan, in the counties Of MiChiiimaknac,
Brown, and Crawford, agreeably 10 the
provisions of the act Of Congress OF the
30th OF January, in the present year, en-.
titled" An act to provide tor the appoint
ment of all additional judge for the Mlchi-
gan territory, and for other purposes -
Thomas Lee, Of Carolina, to be
Judge of The United States for the District
of South Carolina. (.Nat Intel.
Mr.. Anderson, The appointed Minister
from the United States to Colombia, ar
rived in Washington the 23d inst. with his
family -
The following letters contain informa'
ton of great political and commercial i'm
| portaBce -
Extract Of letter to mercantile house
| in .Wew York, dated
MALAGA, Feb 81 This country not
having afforded any inducement for spe-
| culation from the United States for some
| tims past, we have not troubled you with
our letters but as war appears the order
| of the day with France, that power hav>
ing done every thing except to declare II,
we beg leave to observe, should it take
place, this and all other ports Of Spain
will not only require -four. rice, corn, beet
and pork, for the use Of the armies, but
our flag would be the most favored in the
carrying trade from this country to all pla-
ces IN the world, where Spanish produce
tons and Spanish commerce have been
known. II is very probable you will re-
ceive information by way Of England,
nearly as soon as we do here, of the flnal
determination of the French government
relative to this country but we hesitate
not a moment 10 say, that shonld they de-
eide in favor OF war, they will find
proud, rerengefui, and brave people to
! oppose them, and the contest one OF the
most sanguinary and desolating Europe
has at any time known.
We seldom speak OF politics but where
! the interes: OF commerce makes II neces-
, sary; and knowing the great exertion now
making in Spain. 10 raise powerful armies
to meet the French, we are sensible all
parts of Spain will need those supplies.
which il appears the province OF Cataio-
MIA now does, and that agricultural indus
! try being forced into war, bread STUBS OF
every description will be found in demand
throughout this peninsula. Our wine
crop has been but half or five eightbs the
usual quantity, and fruits are so scarce
that cart Of raisiHs could not be purcha-
sed at any price, the result of the encr-
nous speculations TO America the last au.
tnnn. We shall be happy to be found
serviceable TO you on all occasions, and
beg you 10 command
Your most obi servants,
DARRELL & co.
A letter from Malaga of Feb. 93. recei-
we'd at Boston. says, They are now
drafting in this province their quota OF a
force of $4,000 the uniforms are making
and the men will be sent into the field.
TO defray the expense the merchants Of
this city have agreed TO give $4,000 dol.
lars. The poverty Of the Spanish people
seems TO exsft their valor, while ii offers
nothing to tempt the invader. After the
taking of UrgeI from the services, Goo
dead bodies were found"
FROM LIMA.
Our letter from Lima is dated in Callao,
January 95th. IL states that Flour had ar