The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-01-20 00:00:00, page 2

3a Senate
Saturday, .1 eery 13. 1310.
Oil motion, the Dili f> enable the owners
of the branch and FW ground laving to the
I'.itci; *nd drain
«muh and West or l/'-.-crj
the -1mi was read a third ..me by pata
xjrinh. and passed.
Ordered, That i- be scot to the House of
epresentailves ft-r concurrence.
R
The clerk of 'he House of Representa
1
tive* being adii> ö ted, prer.ented u bill to en.
rbi be marsh li.dtb. t> on the south ride of
his
JV,- .p.mn to hee; the same in Tenait
bii' he informed tl.e S' irate had pa«*-.I the
H,of R-.pcr'i,iira'ii es and was sent for
. It was ordered to he read.
C.'ioiurrenc
d a b'd io incorporate
lie oh'» pv""'
!i,sh Company which
til. Civ try i il.'iui
had :d-u f?'".-d the IIi-:se t.f ii.-pinseiyta
lives. ani ;*■ v.nich he requested the con
of J.tS Ot.Scrtd :« be read.
fltnviii'C
On rrv ;!■ ol C o.nr,
Resolved, ! bn'n t-.'!■ i.'id.;'e of thre** V.e
-, q ; .• :..,d rt-pon a Vdll pi
appi.tt; vd :
ir.e.'.t rd' ih r ft ; s u .it. i r
VlJt'.'g lot lltt-.j
allo".'.-rl to m,.-..'.*! j »r.-vt». —■ ■ he cnmiuhice
are. Messrs. Cooper, Ctu.imir.g«*and Ilev
oold
Mr. Fob' r being ad mi ted, return
ed the ccrlificatos a: a, ttotii'ir,cr.t of O.
Iffarsv), ! .(p :■ the U*.u re id the United
States, ar.d ivforcvetl tlr" rive
House of Rj.
prescnta'tves o nerr .1 the rein.
pr-emted for roncurrense a bill
He also
An net to improve fît? tiv igytipn
emitted ••
cf Murder Kl., 1 • ii'g civck'." which
had i»'.'sMrcl the !' Reprexcatatives.
Ai'jnuruid.
leg id;* atiouls of lb a ignorant and venal
with tire money wru g Imb the sensible h
ndaurtous p.-rt ôï the French
h or est wild i
nation j How repeatedly and how sincerely
did'they pity the gond people ot that coun
try, who were, as the) said, compelled to
fut on ».face of joy, while their hearts were
full ol grief ! And who could ha -e forgot
ten that w'thin these six weeks, they attn
general iUuminat'ou at Madrid &
bitted the
:I guns in the churches t<>
'i E DeUM
even the
the fears, the ntâhnc**, or the hypocrisy ,
of the peonle, v, h„ partook in it. Well,
then, will they now repeat, that the rcjo.c
inpv at Madrid were the • Sleets of the 1). s
of human feeling-, ? Vi"-' they now as
as boldiv as del.re, tint'. i' was blaspbc
n mi f. h an occa
my to sing 1 e Dflum opt
■ion ? I think they will now be a little more
cautions how t!u-v speak upon the stihjec
of those rt-j .icings which take place m hu
1 shall now have
nor of other sovereign»,
done with tb s jubilee, which has been at
tended with this good at nny ran- It has let!
to discussions, by the mem., of which the
people cf this cr umv who arc always ton
ready »•» fotg.*, haw bw » remind. .1 or ma
tty things, many acts St events of -he king's
reign winch had sunk into o' Itvi*m amidst
the uproar of the last r ■ventetn years, and
which, added to tb.e acts and events of these
cannot fail in due time, to
seventeen years
produce excellent efitets.
jLegiüq-uyg MiSSâSËiy
Ai'jnuruid.
Ji'nttH'ti Id.
On motion.?.'' iv;. I.nci:wood and Rey
nold * were appointed a committee of enroll.
meets.
Mr. Cummins asked end obtained leave
to fit iag in r. ;;i to teg-tkue tic Res of ecd
Ucmrs and prevent uhuset in suits fur the of
recnveiv oi laxt-s.
y 1 '"t *•'>- -'■■>)* «•>•* "*"«•'
? ïn ,rRh : « lh,: !,vuu 51 - , ! Fui i-l'ero; to : b-.-r
ira. rove im: .-art. „ woe ,d a st-con.t lime. .
F he ...d loi to,, l.m..ol actions lor
tnc rer.ov.-rx on:« was also read a sc
cond ^.'.-^U-rm A Iv
O 6 /. M. .11
i he c.-.r.'irrmiec o enrollments reported
that th-. ; had ex*" lord an au for ex ending
tile tiiT.e. I'. ,,i .1 ..-is in the d'.if. rent coun^
o.
ties of this sale ' i coo.p!-.-; • t i,... j t -
,y
ments, and found the
tu be duly urv
rolled.
1
Mr. P.'Ik-rrii j:rcsf.*r\tfd a petition cf di
!;
Ti rs citizer,', of X. w-Cav.»'
c >iir è f, , pray*
ing a removal of ihe sea: of j asiice: of said
«
cour !'—which was riw.J.
'*
"Ihe clerk of ih F Jj„ f.t H.ry..
, sertt
i
lives
being admitted, preterit-.d a petitio ;
from the it.habunnrs ta - IF .ad-Cr. i'k »."i
Little Creek hnrthvd., ; „ ,t p.q q...
establishing a bridge and causeway therein
mentioned <>5 puoiic proper
tv, to I'c
ter kept up at the public exptr.ee—which,
on motion, was reaa.—Arljcuroed.
«
Jtiuxnrjt \ c ).
On the dei î: v.i;s flivuctefi to fur
*»-*? th<1 pit ere'-.it y of Stute with amhenti.
«opies of nu act
S'.ending the- liarbatiun of
»■U'raient, in old,,
î that the same be fu*.
■rar 'led
o dm pi,,*!: jiiutarus of ,he d'if .
t co i'i.ir-.
I
O» jp«t:cr., *.h» bill i®r iacorporating the
K
Cherry Island Marsh Company, vl as rtad à
second tinte. .
The bill for improving the navigation of
Mufder-Kdi and Spring creêk» was also
read a second time — Adjourned.
S o'clock , P- M.
On motion, the bill for removing the seat
of justice of New-Castle county was read a
On motion, the bill empowering certain
owners of marsh on the south side of Port
, Penn to improve the same, was read by pa
ntgraphs a third t.me and being ameoued,
passed the Senate — Adjourn, d.
./senary 17.
Mr. Cooper laid on the table à résolu::
ni'.tje directors in the Farm
on appointing 1
State of Delaware ; which,
end Bank of the
on motion, was vend—•end adopted.
On motion, the bill tor limiting the. time
of bringing actions for the rccovet y ol debts
and proving accounts against the estates of
deceased persons, was read a third time bj
paragraphs, and passed the Si na'e
On moiion, the hip for making the bridge
Broad-Oeck public property was
across
read a second time.
The clerk of the House of Representa
tives, being admitted, prcser.ti-tl a petition
on behalf of certain minors ; and « bill, (hat
had passed the House ui Representatives
and was sent for concurrence, authorising
the divisions of certain property in Kenf
and Sussex Counties—which, on motion,
was read.
He also presented a petition from divers
He also presented a petition from divers
inhaVttan-s of Milford, prating an act to
prevent swine running at large in a certain
district, a.id a bill for the purpose which had
passe the House of Representatives, and to
which he requested the concurrence of the
Sena'e. Ordered to he read.
a
Tue set to incorporate the Cherry Island
Marsh Company was read a third done by
and, on motion, the further
paragraphs—
consideration
of the same was postponed
1 ill afternoon.—Adjourned.
3 o'clock, -P '1.
The clerk of the House of Represents
lives, being admitted, presented lorthr con
cu-rence of the Senate, a hill more effectu
ally to compel the sheriffs of this state to
make returns of the election of senators and
members of the Mouse of Representatives
to the office of the prothonotary of Kent
county—'.vlii.h, or. motion, was read.
On motion, the act to incorporate the
Cherry Island T.îarsh Company was again
taken into considérât]' n, and, Ucing amend
ed, passed he Sena;?.
Mr. Fisher, being agai
in admitted, pre
sented an ucr to establish a
an academy or se
minp: v oficiuniog in the town of Dover,
empowering the trustees of the same to
raise by Utteiy :t sum not exceeding ten
thou rand dollars. This act, having passed
•be House of Representatives, was sent up
lor concurrence On motion, it was read.
i he bill far improving the mitigation of
Murder-Kill and Spring cteeks was read a
third time by paragraphs, and. being amen
ded, passed the Senate.—Adjourned.
3of t\)t Clinton -
[By Authority.]
R i'.rrOLVF.I) hy the Senate andHouse of
Representatives of the United States of
America, in Congress assembled. That the
expressions or.-.ru-j in the official letter
of Francis j. Jackson. Minister Pienipo
tentiarv of Iris Bntandic Majésty near the
United States, da>«d the 23d day t.f Octo.
b-.-r 1 GOD. addressed to Mr. Smith Sucre
:ary of Stale, convexing the idea that the
executive gnvrrnmen« of tiie United S-ate»
had a knowledge., hat the arrangement late!
Iv made by Mr. Srskine, his predecessor,
.11 behalf of bis
verntnem, with the gov
r.
uu-nt ot î he L uited States, was entered
CiTj
r „',' V: '!u u: . competent powers on the part
mu
o. .,,r. i'.rskirie for that purpore. were high
,y indecorous and insolent. r [ ha: the repe
Uiior, of the same intimation in bis oficiaf
1 .e.icr on cd tiie 4ih of November 18U9« after
!;- '* a 1 appti»td by dm assevei alie n of the
oe rt-wry of State, that the executive gov.
« v .meut had no such knowledge, and that
'* " " a ' i d such knowledge, such
,
i rrangmsnt would not have been entered
on the pait ot the United States ; and
lUIO
mier also being officially apprised, that such
"iMiHiftttoii was luttdmi.siM,., was still more
tm. len t a-d affronting ; and that in fr fusing
to receive env further comm-joieations from
,
10 consequet'Ct: of those outraßeou» and
pvt meditated insult- the executive govern ■
«rnt has mar,ilested a just regard to its owt
a, b Q1, y an <l honor, as well U3 to the elvtrar
ter and »merest of the American people
i nat the .etter signed Francis T. U
atkson
• eaded " Circular," dated 1.3 of Nov
eBri>'
fbog, and published and circulated tbroup
the country, is a still more direct m -.d A
jravated uisu'tand affront to the Anurie*-.
peop.c and tltcir go y era mm t, as it is evi
jjtruly flu insïclio-:?, attempt to excite then
•meats ant! distrusts against their nw*
re fier.
ment tty 'tppeaiir.g tex them, through
30 w rn
disguises, agai im some j
iallatic
iulsc*
.rtf jf s acts ; and to excite resentments, and
divisions amongst the neopie themselves,
tvlvt h can nolv he dishonorable to their own
characters and ruinous to their own inter
ests ; and the Congrt ss of the Untied States
do hereby solemnly pledge themselves to
the American people, and to the world, to
stand by and support the executive g»vertu •
ment iû it* relus*! to .*:eive any further
cotnmunicr.ikus front the said Francis
±
ackson, and to cad into action the v/h
l
of the nation, if it should become ue
torce
rev-ary j in consequence of tlitV conduct of
the Executive government in ehis respect,
to repel such insults, and to assert aud main
tain the rights, the honour aud iha interests
of the Untied Slate».
J. B. Varmira,
George Clinton,
\ icc-Prc édcnt of the United Sia'ee, and
President up the Sen-tie.
January 15, 1310,
JAMES MADISON.
ArrnovED,
Congveflïonai iRcgtÜc x\
In Senate..
January 12.
Mr. CV. ii .V from the state of Ohio and
Mr. Cmi ji' n irotn Rhode Island appealed atld
took their scats.
Ilou.se of Representatives*
Jm.unri/ 12
Mr. Shrjjly observed that at the lust session
a committee had been appointed to enquire in
ti the expenditures of public money for the
eight years preceding, bv whom several re
ports had been mads ;''but that committee not
having coiufud.d the bns.ness committed to
liiem, and 'the gentleman at the head of tl.e
committee (Mr, Randolph) not yet having ta
ken his scat, he thought it m-. duty to offer the
following resolut tor. :
Resolved, That a conitn'ttee be appointed to
enquire art.l report so fur *s the same has not
already been done, whether monies drawn from
the Treas-.tiv, between, the 3d day of March,
1801, and the fourth day of Ma.ch, i 808. have
been faithfully applied to the objects for which
they have been appropriated, and w;u liter the
tame have bem régulai ly accounted for,
Tire resolution was adopted without oppo
sition, and a committee appointed accordingly.
Tire following mes-age« were received bom
the President of the United State by Mr. Gra
ham :
To the lhu-x of Pcfrceev,let fees of :l.< V Spates.
1 communicate to the House of Représenta
tives the deport ol tl.e beeretnt'v of State ( it
lie sub.ect o
of their tesolutitm of the Cth He
I
cember last.
. JAMES MADISON.
Jar.. 12, 1301.
of
Ihc S Crstarv of State rvspectfully report',
tp the Prst. of jh. U- S. ap.i ee .bty to" a resolu
tion _ol the Iloti*-; of litpreMeutiUivi-s of the
6th December, 1309, liiat the encloced papers,
from A to F. contain, in sui,stance, tby inh.i-
m.ition which has bee;', receive ! at this office
respecting seizures, captures rind e i'dcmna- 1 ;
lions of snips and merchandize of the udr.ens ia
of the U. States, unde- tiie authority the
government of Denmark.
A. a memorial of sundry A ran* .-aus et
Christians,md to the President t.f the D. S.
11. Translation of an extract of a letter Irena
Peter Isaacson lately appal uteri I'onsulnf tlu
U. iS. at Chrisdanraiid. to tl-.-. Pres'.,tent of the
U. S. dated Aug. II, ISO?.
C. List of vessels wh •ch have been carried
into the'ports of Deti-xtark and Noi-.ny, :
ceivecl from Mr. Saabye, Ckstisul of the U.
States, at Copenhagen.
D Extract of a letter of Mr. Saabye to tiie
Secretary of State, tinted Aug. 1, 1309.
E. Resolutions and memorial of merchants
of Philadelphia.
The Secretary of State reports to the Presi
dent that informal,on fias been received al II,!».
office, within the period embraced by the
re?ic
iufon fclerreu b», r ■ the capture of A-nterican
vessel by these of Great Britain, under v.uiaus
pretexts, via. lb' dealing by hil's of exchtuig.
in a.i enemy's country for colonial produce,
violating tl.e British orders in council of Jan.
, anil November, I uf J, for infringin;; the bio, k
adcs of Martinique, for being engage.', in the
Vera Cruz and Colonial carrying trade ; nr,it of
the seizure ef some American vessels at Curra
coa, at Ceylon and in China, for reasons not
distinctly stated, it is to be observed, how
ever, that the papers in this office aff-rd but a
, -cry imperfect account of the Bitt sh capttue-'
of American property ; and it is fur t!.!;
iv ii sou
that a detail is not attempted in this re: or;_
more particularly as no official accounts have
teen received on which to ground one.
The
Secretary begs leave likevrisq to state to
the President that within Ute period*embraced
hy the î «solution property lo a consideiabie a
"tonnt, belonging to the. c.bbxns of the United
'Mates, has been captured bv the French, for
"■dations oi toe Bci'ii io:d Aiilan decrees, and
ander other pretexts; that m some instance*
the merchant vmscIs of ffa V, Stales, have beep
_ sc# by Fri-rch cruîsc», ami, ht «tEcre*
l.'iiD! £1!
the imleiitiniy of the vessels and property h,V
been purchased by the means of bids of
ex
change, drawn by the captains of the Ameri
j
can vessels upon their owners, at a rate impos
ed by the captors. The accompanying state
ment of American vessels condemned by th. e
imperial council of prizes at Paris, from the
!3ifi December, 1306, to the 26th May, Ison,
received from Mr. Warden, acting as consul
at the United States at Paris, mort particularly
explains the grounds of French captures,
it is to be observed, however, as to many of
these nets, that they can no otherwise be
con.
rhlered as having been done under the authori
ty of those governments, than that the vessels
committing litem were under their flag.
H. SMITH.
Department of State, Jan. 12, 1810.
To tho House of Representatives of the Unit
Tilled States.
I communicate to the House of fUprcsenta*
lives, the report of the secretary of state, on the
subject,of their resolution of the Sd inst.
JAMES MADISON.
Jfiiiuurtr ! 2, 1810.
I he secretary of state has the honour to re
port to the president, in conformity to the rc
sniution of the house of representatives of the
3d inst, trat no in formation has been received
at tlie deportment of statt- relative to the block
ade of'he ports ol the Baltic by France, and
ot the cxchuron ol neutral vessels by Russia,
Sweden and Denmark. As it is presumed,
however, th-t the enclosed papers, the first a
tra .sWtinn ol'nn •* Ukase" of the Russian gav
crnm.'i'., dated on the tllh of May, IS03, and
llte second a translation furnished
to this de
part ment on the. 10th of January last, by the
clintge ties affaites of Demnaik, of such "parts
of-nc mul ructions given to the privateers of
that country on the 1 1th September, fSO;,tts
vvi re supposed to be mo-t interesting
to nett
trais, at.d may have some connection with the
eri of the resolution, they arr respectfully
ou
submitted.
Pv SMITH.
Dcpar mem of Slate, Jan. 11, 1810.
1 he messages, with the documents ncconv
punyng the sa-ne, were ordered to be printed.
Mr. Mu- on gave notice, that on Monday, he
shonla c:tU 1er the consideration of the report
of tir , onir.iHtef ol tiie whole, dn the bill con
ciliait;; commercial intercourse with Greaf
Ilriiu n end France ; and for other purposes.
Ai d tuen t! e house adjourned till Monday
nex:.
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ÎViimhv'foiu 'Yaivutrv 22. 1810.
b' 1 Ç'tcnc.e of the entire dbahiiny ot'
one of our w.u'.'iivn. ar.d the ittrrr ;:n;in*sibi!ity
of procuring, : r th : 5 time, •.cir.pnre.ry asmtaccr,
nr ore under t'.c pair;;-: r. -.cssity of irforrting
our patrons that r.i:r.:ticr number the Gazette
c.mrot be issued before the 'll: instant. The a*
b iv.' mentioned cure I • o. : .-. lotted the rUlty
of the ptescrl number, t hy ' ! any intelligence
of i'»T «rt.iRCe trart-piis in :
■ ini, onr rev.
Ucis xviil be apptfcr.' of it :.t ; it -,
AÆ.;J,.y, der. Z'.
</••• Tusfd.y last u elcatio: w... ! Ut! a: I*.
Ca*'.U • r »d.orrxia-.; ■ r.- ,ri;en'ai.ve •« tii« J.;*
;..i»!»m •• to '.id ti«* vac t.cjr occas mn-d by the
1 ; ■ Jiu- - , ' John ii I 1, E.-.q—.'i'ue i';iîo'»iîg
ia th; . . ti. s
Ju'i-ph En g 'and,
John CroxV,
133
It in ralr'jh-itcd tii it lie te-r lor'es reded by
the emperor of Austria, in l!ie I.ite ir-ntv with
1' ar.ca, conlain a j»" .niaiioi* of 4,000,000 in
iuil)'nuns
The legislature of Penns; 'vanta have enacU
c' a lev, -whit'li prevents, u. der severe penal-.
Fes the insurance of prope.ty within that state,
by foreigners.
r.etk-rs from C dcu .M, of the 20th of Sep*
tendier, mention that the , ■ iny senson had set
ill with such viHence i!:c'. the Gang lu.do'
'jjV.'ii tir.d r'.v fit ofi ",lu.'c villages, und de*
sti'i yeii the c eps of indigo in v u e disiricts.
In New h'c'k j -i', uiiri".- the las' year, there
were ! I ,V2 persons confined for debt • under 25.
dallais ei ch, near'v tiie whole of wifi':!, bave
U«n supported, wliiiv there, by the Humane
Society of diat city.
k
From Vermont we nave the account current
of that state.t.mounting to f 7 tnouv o 'tb-Hars.
of
The balance in favour of the trenstu . is tuen
ty-or.a- thousand do bra. With this oifi.-l ' <ta
cutnent U a statement of the manui .nu'-« in
that state, sn-! it is ot t—vaord ..ary value, ''.'be
enquiry was niat'e ! / or r,f st.,te, under
a
'.h- «JîtvHlon of the genet- fi gove imrcnt. Front
t : a., report it r.pp.- .'s that one miKion :>nd a
third r-fil! on of y.tid' of cotton :. litt-.n
h-»v - been jnanxrfV-tU'M'l in that -ti'te, ; t.d vn • '•
above a of y.i-J; of woollen. T! r.»
to
die stv'u ifij elo.i.j rs works, 133
it
machines, 3 fttri'OCts, t-oxi 2 » ü • g s
may we r.cl « p -, i.uv coer.try i
a
for
'I'l
-r.Uf.e 'Vr th- ext;..;p>bhire trf
of hrt >, hat
sc fib er orgiii.iziuion. i he e> *
cité
••lines arc
r, one a floc'fi.ig nr, .
m tui
e, ' » lire \v .r.'.fi: •. sc-!
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