Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-08 00:00:00, page 2

*_' si! * r.- RN-ACT— _ ' .
Monthly the M intereeune' be
I'een the Uniuctm hd-G. Britain
: _ and France}!!! their depend-acid, and
JB: gem _ct any mass;-:: and 8}? of
. Wsi tbf te Stam e me
uiu. in Cut-(ran nue-bled. That from-and
nWWWme-Biiﬂah 'a:
Branch nrmed venehallnle'pt'rmitted ' to
Wherbnra or water-a under the—ju
criedietion of the United Statee I b_ut every:
TBritiahdrd'Fr'v-neh man "out lah-My
Mulier-l. except when they than be
"si-edil by diatrrausihysithe thinge!" of the.
Woe-Me ches-gan! ss with ;dctaapa'tchee or,
Tho'—t n'fr'onr—dtc ir wgnvernnsitent, or ' com
sijng ne . public pncket sorthe-Mvessance of.
.siiettem ih'ihichfenet na well utin all o-.
'thera, when they shall he permitted- tosien
ss' ten-themtnmanding officer ahall immedin
:ntelv reparthic t'eaael'tnithe coilector of
the diatrict, atating the object or cnuaea of
hiecdeering the harbora or water! of the U.
Statea : and shall take" auch position ss thete
in' ohaﬂ be assigned him by auch collec
,ssand ahnﬂ cocsorm himteif, his "no!
and qrw,'to mch regulationa reapectinss
health; repaira. 'mppiiea, stay. intercourse
andssdeparture as shall be signified to him
by the aaid collector, under; the 'Mthdr}?
and direction of the president of the
Stntea, and not consormmg thereto, ahall
be required to depart from the U. State-e.
'Sec. :. And be it further end:-led. That
all pacisic intercourse with any intcrdictcd
foreign armed veasele, lho' officers or crc'
thereof, "is hereby forbiddtn, and is any
person shaliaﬀord any aid to sisuch armed
veuel, Cilhtl' in repairing her or in fur
niahing her. her officers or crew with sup
psielssof net;-"kind or in any manner whatso
ever. nrit any pilot that! and! in navigar
in; the air! armed vessel, contrary l11{"'8
ibition, Unless for the purpose of ca: r)'
an; her h-t-ond the limits and jurisdiction
of the U.Statcs, thepereon or p-ssrssirna so'
oﬀending, shall be liable to be bound to
theirgood behaviour and ahall moreornr
iorseit and my a sum not exceeding two
thouaand'dollara, to be recovered Upon tn
dictmeut or information, in any coeur of
competent jurisdiction ; one muisi'y there
of to the treaaury osihsi- Unit-d States, and
the other moiety to the person who shall
give information and proaecute the samu—ln
eﬀect: ['t-added, that is the prc-secution
ahailbeby a public officer the whole tor
ssfeiture than accrue to the 'treaaury of th.
knit-dien; w
'Wc o DTW ye? am
My Me. ! DQM
rqzspzx. my? a.
U. State.-I.
See. 23. And}! it further maked,-That
on the pendtiemd {orienturct' which may
have been incurred under the act entitled
" An act ta-interdictthe eotnmercial inter
eourae between the Unitcd'sStnta endct G,
Britlin and'France and their dependenciee,
and for other purpotee," but mmtioned.
and also all'the' 'peoaltiea and sorfciturea
which nta-yhare been incnrred under the
act laying an mbnr on 'M-ahipe and vn
et-k in the port- harhora of'thc—si-United
State-a, or any of the fever-I acts supple
mentary't'hmw, or to enforn then-ne. or
under the aeta'toi nterdiet the cnmmrrcial
intercoun'e between the Unitssed Statea nnd
France ahd's'their- depends-min, and for o
ther purposes, than be recovered— ahd die
tribttted. and may be remittetl in them-m
ner provided by the aaid acu rcapectitdy,
nndinlike manner as if the taid acts had
mfinuedin full force nnd elect. '
Sec. R Mh astert/ler tsiucctrn'. That
& eate lilhcn'GNn-Bricain msi Fsssimsse shall,
bow she third-dayes: March 't. at, so)- -
ﬂoor-med Wher. edicts no.-at us.-)- tun:]
Vitwfidlu she natural cemmer c of me
nitddn, which fact the presidetn- of
("lus-le. all" declare by proolg.
"0, and is-the other lution ahall'_nof
_ three mouths thereafter awoke or
' her edieuin like mannesi r,' the-sithe
"WM'Mmi-un -ss
SARULL sir-(mon, _3
'L __si' _.AJ
Wax. swamme-of M'
end: and be dinominucdh stink-"inn the
? nation tential-s podifyssin; decided-al
in the summer afnrcteul.
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- shnnid neter be Accepted in such I c'nse.
Of the administration of the government
of his country, the' writer, while he leted
as one. of'the representatit'es of 'the people,
'diant solicit either (or himself or my other
person, directly or indirectly a favor of any
* consequence whatever. si'she appointment
of "a" young gentlemen ces midshi'prnan in
' 'the navy was the only thing thnt he request
, ed alme and' in that he was-gradual. -The
I appointment, of now and then a deputy
; Pan-mister, in some- small country village,
cannOt be considered as the" nct of the exe
l entire ndministration. --Prsbablysi no other
] demoaratie _ representativeiever naked so lit
tle from the'pre'sident, for from him noth
ing—was nskuL—Ths writer 'ss' disap
painted by the 'ndntini'stntien," but he wss
. disappointed-in'his-cspseity as . representa
,z tive of the'peoPle, and on their help".—
i He vss disappointed in finding that his p'o
'Iiticai friends, who filled the diﬀerent de
partmenu of the governments were not,
as he sihnd-heiiered them to be, real republi
cans, and that. they were not firm and in
de ndent patriots.
, - When conscience delnsnded . complete
' trnnsition'frdn one of the great political r
' ties which divide the country, to the - er,
there was but one "way for the writerto-sct,
consissitentlv With his own'Þrinetpte-or n.
ther; perhaps in this respect,- "lient, singu.
lar enough to'be sure, but' me)! no could not
hue-jom 'him. all was'to - 'tre the,
best 'eiidenee the nlture of 1 esse
'sit'rnntd admit thee" nointereotnd or inhitious
Men. or ny impurgdofiv'n prodnct-d the
z-dlsngckhy-ibeodct'nlqz Which and hence- _
.lble Wtiolblyw siﬂfissmhcb three
time filled, "even " np' from-ass .'
ujdfmin of Mwbo knew hin-bn't, 35 '
,ﬂnence. Which'ehnost eti unpeejndteedjq.
loue—of all sipmtee ere now pt ed to nen,
!.
ct Letters upon . srmch Inﬂucnce.
knowledge, his heen'uetcieed some ﬂy
or other, upon the'ctnﬂ'e'm 'of one!-coun- ,
since the entntnenmnent of Th :.þﬂ'euon-s .
ndministntinn. The ietters. will be thou,
that they may' stand e chance fort-nent
eepublication in the independentsi pepere ;
and they will be written in n' simple style
and one: namented, that they may he unden
stood by every man, women and ehiid in
the United Stetes, "who is at nil in the hebit
of polit'l'csiRt-e'nding. _ ct ;
'He- who -itddresces'*tb'you this! fetters,
hns been honoured with no inconsidernbisse ss
portion of your utten'sstio'n upon int-mer octn- -
sions'. Be hnrmade the subjectof politics, 1
as an English writer says of poetry'too much
the business of his'lise. ss'soo muchlor hie ,
own happiness as well asinzcrest. die has ct
been ent-red. by his hue dsi-mocratic friends, ss
because it was his'sortune. or rathcrsi per- ss
haps hie miefortune, to' rise, in the course ss
of a very few years from one of the very
lowest tituattons in'mtni lite,.to a seat in
the counctls at his country; a circumstance 4
whicn he will not aﬀect to remember with-.I
out pleasure, and which cetainly he does
"se—member with no little republican pride.—
Pndon this egotism. it will be confined to ss
the in; latter, and the necessary putpOScl ss
nl eatpiuvntion. , . _ _ ct .
Busi the: miteh'hds changed his fiositi'fi]
pan). hence all this satire and much bois
u—t simus tiamor. Some nation-has a proverb
juttmazing that the wise man sithongrs hsi'ts opi
nsion oftcnuhe scol never. [t wwctbe admit.
ed howrver,ssthnt frequent trsiansitio'ns in po
littts. from one party to another, ought to
render an individual wspcctedn-i—Jlsvve
change Werc' not to be'nllowedsthedemo.
crznic ranks in one. part o] the union sisitimnid
be ver) thin. But-'no than in "public 'life
ought to change his party;'wiihout'-giving
to his ronstitnents and the public the ren
sons' which have governed his conduct. {A
m-re' sic nale. " ] choose to change,"
do; um; or aid: , .
modify heremnrincbe Mild-nail}
ct ss-ct No—-ss—!._ ___ 1
; To the People gf the-Untted Fame. '
si'silT it pro sed fellow eitizens in a course
oft-e brie end Very plein' politicel 1etten.
tsio old the hietnty end'si dieplny the "che
rnettt'of ther peculier speciet' of Heneh'ln
And, she Mtfiw w 57???
- ]. B. VARNUM,
Spedier side Home of Repksscdmdiesil,
]OHN GAlLLARD,
- siss'PreiHehf gf'tltess Saide, plan
Mny !, 1810,
'ct Art-dom,
From the Frman' : Your-nal.
jAﬂEssi MADKSO'N.
A 4
! ssz-ctmct. hat-36 5. add . sir,-si nued-si
and deer-nel:- msimmmnute he wool-if
'sim- in a " ' at " _
s! ' ' it.-Men and thia "sink-e he
{heads-to keep.-. He do'n not lien that
'ctctaiﬄlctaideal in a- repvbliean government
! intussndersi' an' oblig'ation to dance more than
' a reasiaonsiabless to'ssnbf hia life to the rtiblic
; aeniee. He haaa'r'tght to judge for him
si'self-when it—ie prudent and proper to retire,
> ttnlell. indeed, ao general a dieinclination— to
ssthtlabon of publiclise ahould pervadc the
L si ct , 10 to occasion the" wheela of. the
liachin'e fof'si'g'overnmcnt to arop! In th'
caeea o! silncaaion and rebcllion- it ia very
si diﬀerent. 'ss-Evefi' the life osYvery one is then
"thepropeny ofhiuountry. - In (bespread)!
can".- the driter'a' perpetual .retirentcnt 'ia
more 'the rea'ult of- choice and tane -tban' "of
dluppnlntrnent and dicguat. ' '
It was in the * meates-able and mournful'
union-of mo:—6,- draﬀ-both home- at}
cong'reaa ver e ahut'up indahnl'ae for aeve
ral 'wechag that cert'ain lkdifiiuala all The
* democrnic= party heeantrconvlaced 'that
'sithelr l'cldesl Were not only deapotvin'thelr
hearte, but were devoted as the thar'si-Zs-not
l'thessltttereat of France. To the conne-of
'Won. Mr. {oleph Clay: the reprcaen-ss
!aﬂve'sidfsi' Philadc phls, made h eelemn pub
lic declara'tlon'thetssFt-"ance had lhrratened_
war a lnal'thE'Unitsied State-, and acknow- ;
kl'ed thacthe threatþad not been" without
ita tnlueoce upon hia tplnd !'-He was callcdi
to order, and not calf-red to proceed. Mr. !
"Clay, it is believed, haa' not'evcn yet-manl
semd a dirporitlon'sito become other than .
democret in American politlcr. - Hia vera
city remain unimpcachcd. ' ctUpon that oc
Caeion he alluded to- a doctrinent which ia
atill concealed "from the' ople, and which
probably never will be lielrcd. The pre
aent writer could not juatisyct himself in die
closing it. He recollectr; indeed; that when
it war strat laid before congreu, it produud
a acnsation as honorahle to -that 'body 'aax
much ofits subeeqt'tent tie-does had been !
diagraceful. _A'laa, i't Waassbm the ccnsation
of the'moment! The -great*þofitical magi
. cian. ]siﬀcretsi-n, wavcd his potent warm], and
? the—spirit of genuine patriotism became'ex—
: . . . .
; tmct to the council: ot Amenca.
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Fliethe dlsgncelul scene; which accursed in
[ 'our city last evening. "'The partieulan' are
; principallysidctailcd-in sithe nrticle below.—si—
: We have received : Communicctuinn signrci
"columnc with lighted and! " it it add-.d
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! {'Pro ig'a'tesidnd deeme/al Riecl-si'At un
'e'cloc [at night, about four hundred perj
: none, men and boye. mortified by defeat
* and inﬂamed with liquor, named forth (rent
' Mertiinz'e Dcn. They eomnteneed'sheir
! operations by giving three yede in (HRe
.- puut'ean eyen:-e. They then marched—down
Broadwny, to the house of Mr. Hngginm
? and- with etonee and briek-bm, broke near
: ly ell the windowe in the front ofhie hente.
T- Thenee they proceeded to the ofiee of Mr.
? Cheethem, editer of the Citizen, & broke
! windowe. From the Citizen, they pro
ieeeded te the office of the Evening-Poet,
where the same, coward! andct-die eefttl
ecenee were re-aeted. eerly all go;-front
windows of Mr. Burnhetn'e hande are bre
kensi Mn. Burnhaln, with an insent inher
, arms narrowly eeeeped death, a hriek from
7 one of theee sine-(en having sipeeeed'vithin
three inchee of her head. After leaving the
; office of the Erening Poet they marched n
' the Puhlie Advertieer and made the " Wel
'_kin lsilsissssi' ":silsilmme end yelb. Cre
thc " ie venien- proceeded ' n.
mentation-Land me;!" wan-un.
sin.-insis- : on pd-u-uy mind. . .
smlmb w an home, and but!
of the windows. From Method-Hall they
'ntareheddl'btlte held-[m du"!
Galen-n. the ednero! the lie-nium
Pct-M me,-w ' us.-m.
. than, at the nine time an in in the
Youae. Ire-He; ' m
' We deem it i-prope r, therefote to publish
** Public," giving the nnmn of three indi
vidutlt, who instignttd'thc ssriot—one ol
whom, it is laid, '* gave'three dellun {or
the dram, and place-&" the do a in marching
any names. nt present. siWben the invecti
pt'ion than hue cloud; I. ofenden shall
receive the notice they ep richly decene. :
"Coidmiucmnon. ' ? _
'THE RlDT.-—lt is with'lhessdecpest re
gret., that We have to announce to the tib
that " thil 'can' be' proved out-va: " We,
are convinctd, that msiu. who can be guilty
of si1uch unprineipled and bne dun-aged tip
on the act of the continuity and' the sea-l
ing lndpiasety of our citizenc, ought to have
their names held up to the due-tation of the
public. "But the this, we'undentnd, is
already in : tnin of judicial inveitigatton.
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ORE OF' THE 'NE'W-YGRKsi'DE.
BTOCRATlC MOB
- From the N. sosirb Camniercialildrerfiser.
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To LET, ssct
'Bbe sum me)! occupied by Dr. non, ap
plication who moded) is., my... ,
- Alex. B. lore, zems-'My 70}!
Aprn 'silr. ' ' * a!"
All. penan- diving'chiml aninn the es
tate of Dr. Henry line. In: of him:
county, an regne-ted w present them pro
perly anthemlmed to- Robert 'l.-_ Taylor. ::
Alexandria or to the lah-crum- n'TWe-tmot
land tuum-and thou he!-bad to the con
m require-m; man immcdiag jay-um.
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" lichf- = - " 1 si-si- --;
Such, fellow—enum- m the 'Woct,
lest night, of a net oÞLRMss'hn ."ss
"am " sh'h'ct'f'. "5 each-tye Wds se.
pubficm end/'M'JWW'! _- inn..
um: of Heaven, 'hnt eke !! man; ,. ;.
1! 'M'cilysstﬂ. Nf-QVNMX'ZAWIM- an'
them ged—live. of the lnhlbtmjcsssit
perphcd bl- the ennunl note of lside'epeuss
sang who id deadnee to the eietl notiofjctss
ty. end brenk through all [omit of by, a,
order nnd pnpriety ? 'l'hi=enngplnr_v mob.
os-Pnkie. in the bloodit-ltsidezefg and,"
France, were neareelyssntm- _ , . sing..
the crew who bet night pmvkd'ctlhom one
city. Nor was it windows and hossoeee only
that e: ricnecd the eﬀeete of their they —'
Men, hoten to be sedcreiietesiwere malt.
ed and knocked down in 'the street:.
three thinge ere permitted nith intp it
fame-conduct after ﬂeet-knew; defect-— ;
:All men. nhn hnve'nt hurt the penee end '
'usety of the countl'ypw who hue ney te
,pt'difnr prnpriety or dignity of 'ehmetet
ehdd ﬂew with marked lhhomnce an
'deteetetion the proﬂigete end heat-ful lete
ss'ns : net of men who are thue ntte-pting to
'erm en ngninet eitizent who, ere
!ende'nvoring'by every menne in their pow
F er to introduce ennrehs, consneion led tith
Trule—whmssjudging 'that their: Muct,
would. if in-their power, make New-You
: qt' and the leden! inhabiuuu vie
time of the tame/mue. - ss
zISA'Asic 'K'EIL.
(Inﬂamed, Blanche-sin! Pin-Hand
. __ n'ot-ber,
AVDI'G REMOVED from Water'u
Prince street. two-doom then the
gor'l'crct "of 61. 'He. 06]. Hope, inform- thou.
who hue lltb'cno 'fuoned him with their
cunom, and thou .who may be 'dbpooed to
do no, time he _will thanksnllysinuin pnd'
endeavnr n'am-1: sithe!!- sum.
Dun, watcr ah!-la. Lad-i (3th ,
Cuh arm n'n for-dld- !
_ WA'NTEP',
*A BOY if good morali why:-ounce" so
the above hidden: '
Murgh 29. '2'1' '
by pusllcical weathercock whirly-gigs of oe- J
B'rnlx—Tlon. More of this anon.
be paid any oﬀsi-ndcr or oﬀendcrsj is he or
they will call and pick up the pieces, one of
which struck Mrs-_-ﬂuggins :: violhnc blow
in the stomach: to she great amusemrnt of
one of my neighbom,*whn is a man with
red hair. and very muchlike a soldier, he
cause he carries hioct fire lock. Any [sin
tlenian of the-law will causes,; sing;-Inﬂa
vnr, by informing me whether any loll'IWek
sin such a mob. is not as liable to prosecu
nion, as : ring-leader or ad'viser in such ne
sanous practices,-sial*.hodgh chn supported
heastly manner,—mctvselscud family, wizh e.
picheu only utternble' by such cannibals,
they proceeded tofhreaking my windows
.. ]ACOBth-BONSISTENCY.
" In the unsuspettiogmmelu of sleep"
the bendini thei-sipsraded the street:, play.
ing their on:, (the regne,- march) to the
annoyance of ill. peaceable' inhabiunts, vi
ailed my house, wend astericlefakning. in :" ss
which .sib'ecu ! nen Þ mind.""!
violence oesi-vnting if hid me!-need;.
tntn did the lnssw be,"-ne.
l: chouid behnotvn, not only in thin '
hue throughout- the-nen, how them up
with bricks anw'stonu. siTen dollan will '
bent-; but what kind of freedom in that
we— nte not use even in out but an; in::
Preedum os opinion hne hithem be," our
. ]OHNsi-R. D. HUGGINS.
'Aprilu.
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