Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-26 00:00:00, page 3

More empty [renew-its than cure.—The
consequence os complying with Bonaparte'e
anti-eomncrcial system, have been þreeiue
l'ss- similar on both .tideo of the Adaotic.-—
kussia hn lately by no Ukne declared
her treasur) to be Unnkroptr The milest
blc king of Denmassrkil worse than bank
supt. wmm tis. own oubjectg "will not
trunhim, he in cothpelled to nortgage his
province of Holstein, and, we suppono ill
Wr Tonningectn property with it, to the
Dutch to obtain suppliee-of money. Ac
cording to late account-, which the render
"'Y Peru-e under the Salem head, Bone
parte ll thought to be about to fereclole the
mortgaae bsiyteking the property into his
poore-tion. ln doing thin, we with more
than we no hope, he My not, like a grip
Pins landlord, oeize the move-ble! which
do not belong to his ddnor. '
Th" out tremity is as empty n that of
fish" Ruuie or Dtlrnrk, Mr. Gallatin
not doebted,'w1u be-e wery important coun
dart-tion and powerful indueement to itee
dopt'ton. 'l'he sentele ct-pertWoo *ef the'corn
ntun'tty muet advocate this-measure, eineoss
they will derive particular beneiisit_end gnti-si
Gcation, from ite expected imprdvdment of
the proceee es houSehould wethmg, to say
nothing of in agreeable eﬀects in culinery,
operation.
In truth, Mr. Snowdeh, he cta'r'e etixidusso to.
know where end how the Councctil do intend.
that we end our successore eke}! do, whet we
and our predcceeeore heve eln'ays used to do
et the wells esoreeeidct. We ere plain men,
Mr. Snowden, and do not pretend to eee so
deep into t'heee things as the projector of
this bill can do ; but we do humbly cdnceiwe
that is the Council have determined to 'revo—
lutionize our present long eeubslslted custom
in so very important a metten-na she addition
of. the welle, that the Coencil is morelly
bound (law is out of the question hereho lb
dopt end decree some other uniform man" to
answer the same 'mda as the wells do—thet
every one meyctknow how they and, by li'
do their business—or that th- Cut-mit eo'
ordein that no eitieeo, particulerly eﬂer m
years hence, shall'ever heve eny neteue-y
occasion for either well or etibet'nate of my
kind.
Pray, you Mr. Snowden, do have this me!
fer placed again before the Council, and by
TCPOI'llBg their farther solemn will thereon
SJTURDAY, MAY so,
Lia. Snewolx, _ _
You have published e hill now Pedro _o'\ir
Council relatlve to what we the citisizeno shall
not (lo-end whet they the omen iill life-i
sssianiing cemin wells. Will yousi endeavor
10 obtain such addition w said bill as did]
regulate some other matters, intimately con
nccted, now and heretefon, with did well:.
no, we pray you, find out and inform us, of
me farther intention of the Council, respect
ing this very delicate and all interesting rub
jegx-whether they will snbitimte the Madrid
,,- Edinbnrgh cunoms for the Milk There
being some Scotchtnen in the Council, turne
spmianls thlt we know of, some of us dip"
Tpse that the Edinburgh plan will prevail,
and, much agreeable conveniencessio ne-titipat
ed through its edoptien : for the." no one need
Mr to go abroad, even under circumstance
[E.-.: l'si-"fi numlilct', heretolore, inﬂicted con
finement; since on any crisie, however aud
do or nnlooked for, they will be certain of
mecting, at the'inatant. some pleasant itene
r-mt temple of relief, with whidh our city will
then abound—or, whether every one may,
according as nmnentny but urgent exigence
ghnll dictate; or lnolinetion with better lei
sure, will permit; man to the Streels, to
the fields, or to the river tide inttud of the
wells alorenid. '-\Ve would prey, is it be the
[demure of the Council, that the river be
made the sole deponitory ; n-ln-thtt one-we
might reasonebly And feirly "hope for : very
great end pleasing improve-tent in our ﬂoh
united—end thi- probaue ton-quence, it in
favor all the
INTERES TED CITlZENS.
. 4 .
I: a .
" Goﬂmburg, March 21.
" Our cemnerce in Europe it in a much
more critical pituation than it wan laet year.
There is now every danger attending our
trade to the north.-—-Bonaparte has the
whole eontinent eo completely under hia
direction, that it ieimponible to determine
where to proceed with eafet . ! have been
to Copenh en by land, an have obtained
the bent in ormation penible with reepect
to the eituation of the continenh—Thie
country once to famed for in independenee
it now under the immediate direction of
' Napoleon ; whatever he case it law and the
People muat obey. The king of Denntark
fear will eoon be no longer king; he 50 to
poor that hia eubi'ecte will not loan him any
money; and Ho ttein, the but part of his
dominionais given to Holland ne eecu'rity
for" a loan of four millim of , guildere,
which he had from them about five montha
ago. The French ere dail expected to
i talte pmeaaion of it. ar it ed
to take place thia summer between ranee
and Anatria on the one tide, and Ru'asieia on
the other; and lhould Alexander have to,
oppoee them both he must inevitably fall, &
'si Mr. siPeassbodysi'a map'Fraeezzsitaden-wam
pepper, and Mr. Thorndike'a achr- Dwe.
i tsivith suh, are in the same-,predicament with j
, , __ _ March 19.
_ " Accdunta from 'Neplea, 24th siof Feb.
? nnnounee the arrival there of 'the achooaer
Nancy, captainssfielman,'frnm Salem, cap
tured on entering thectpOrtjn' company with
ct 'iÞr. Fortune,'capt. Mnrtin, and anhnoner
' \ nlliam, cept-Turn". .
i " The king of Naplea "had 're'turned front
i Parit, and tame 'hnpee were entertained
that he would encourage centmerce. and
came the-e trench to- be- liberated. On the
? other hand the aeiznre-andzaale of Ameri-'
'can venela that took place in Naplea early
'in ]an. in a-preautn tive :proot that time
will share the name ata* , _
"" The American "carpe'sthnt Had 'been
'atisiaed at Naplea, were told by government
for the fdllowing advantageout pricet ;...—
'white aqar, 70tasi'co ducat: per cantar-z
brown do. 60 to "70, cum-e'es to '95. pep
rer 86 to 02, lnqwood 46, indigu 4 1 2 per
- !:
liii enemy inshnsined a; ;, and as ties
me dljllll an t-e'ctu na-ioaedfby me m
meane which exna'ita'ted their-, that" it: to
say, the hand of Benaþarte his done in.-"si;
To ail'he dieuted ltla ayatem of living (eith
out trade. _ Rib agent, ]efere'on, acquieeca
_'ed and aent a meadaga to connen for layibl
(he under-At it me laid. But the aeokn of
5 an itnpartinl world andþhe contempt of pot.
si terity will never fonakefthe authors of our
- di'ehonor and ruin. We 'eavy them not
] the'v'otea oi democrata, for the honeat, and
: eincere'a'mong them will'not very long he
. their dupﬂ, end-they a'te welcome 'to all
; the incense with which the tainted breath
? of faction can comtort them.
I (Ffdo Rep
me WI'GIU'IDOVC'BMCUe ss , si '
_ - _ " . Ma'fhseo l
'"Letten from Naplea to the 27ch Feb. 4
anjugc received. Americao assain sirco ssss
mninsiin the name date. No decision 'be'd )
.hern made on the vemla jot died.-up
Three other) had Indeed and were nally.
detained :-Schr. "try. Mrs-Said,.
with "fish and anger, belonging to Mr. "Foir-s
held, to Falconer, and Co. echr. Louieiana,
fish and sugar, belongih to Willilm 'Gray,
an. from Salem, to Va litt, 'Rottth & 'Co._
brig John, of Newburyport, to the Arm-ri
can could-"
March 3'1.
"We have nothlhg navel from Ham-ss
burg, on'ly acoairmation of the increased l
and inct'ddling reetrictiona en trade, the l
dullaese of the inarlrets, to be made ctwone-ct
by the recent arrival: at Tonningen, if the
cargoeo are'admitted. As yet I see no ren
eon to alter my opinion in regard to the ha
tardo'nnituatioo of property in Hohttein.
lfit in case, that it entirely owing to Bona- ctss
parte'e sorbearance, and not to any .protec- 1
tion which soweak and submissive-a 'pow- (
er n Denmark can aﬀord. By fie last let
ten from Leghorn it appear". that ohip- ss
ment. to Naplra may be let down as lout,
as the lale of every thing wan ordered, and
in progreu, and the proceeda identified to'
replenith the public chest."
Extract of. a letter to a gentlemen in this
-lN-TEREST1NG
zx'rnac-rc or 'LETTBRI non siLONDGN,
-lss"rssom'the Salcm Gazette.
-PER PACKE T.
mea—)} THE NOR ry.
i
_ 1
The accounts from the Human, of the ctf
24 last. an: of a satisfactory mture. Ad
ctt-ices had reached that plate of the advan
cee-ssofthe French in Old Spain ,- oftheir in
'v..stmcntosC.1diz ; and of the 'ectlublieb
man of the new Rq-mcy in the lele de _
l-Le m1(Cr-d'iz) and to which authority the
government of the Havanna(and of Cuba)
had publicly ecceded, without any tumuit,_
'din'atitsaction or deeponpency, omens the
j- eople. '-It sswae rumored yesterday morn
"tng that the eolony ol-Cuba had deellretl it?
untied-prudent; but thin arose from . ve
- ry cureory-view of eome-Spanieh ply-:", or
'eoueiderable length received by the ,gentle
man to whom We ere-indebted 'sor-thit mi
;ctcle, and who mletook 'the nature of their
Woutentt. lLettere of-the'finr authority re
-ceieed by thie-gentleman-etate that the port-;
sisiof Cuha would be'tpeedily nd freely open
: ed to the 'Britieh end Ameriem, and the
L'dutiee reduced.
'Capniil Cheek leeonttvtheriloee'ln'ottr
I'plper of.-yesterday, le entitled to>sull-eeedit,
] which 'etatee that those-events had-heed].
ss Mcljllcc. * :
fine- 1
'We hevneeo'lecttun-srotn-Hmbn
the man weepeettbie waren, vided enl- -
firmsithe'netN publiehed in yeeterdey'eGe
ssjzette oathe outhoeity' os-eopt. Piece. This
;change will prove immedilteiy imported-i
, to the commerce ol the 'U. State-. *
lsiw
; ,. MJ—Memdrie- si
; M' Ne mant- thie dey.
Anne
Schooner Belly and Pully. Steﬂy Behi
;usirdrect , by Cheth Cetlesstt end orhere.
Sloop Cane-diet, Sweet, Georgetown;
the outer.
' Sloop-Dc'fience,6mn, Name-t, R. !.
;d
;ssd
i Wshzngton Brzdge Coniþany.
: THE Prceidcnt and Diiectore having thie
s day declared a dividend for the helsyearend
in: the 22d inetant, at the rate of eight per
s 'cent per annum. The same wiil be paid
' to the stockholdere or their repreeentativee
at the bit of Weehington, on or after the
iret day of June next
Those 'etockholdere who have not received
for the But half year ending Novemher 22,
the dividend at the rete of eeven per eent. will
cell end receive the earne.
HE Credtore of the houee of bling-man
and M'Gew, formerly of Meeendrie, i
merchente, are requeeted to tranernit their
respective daitne duly authenticeted to God.
W Strong, ceq. couneellor a law, No lle,
Burling Slip NewYork. The object of thie re
queet ie to uncertain the entire amount of all
deime on the eaid houee,in the city of Me:
andrie and' in vicinity, ae preLeretory to mak.
in: eome eition for their final edjuet
ment. A it will be impraetieehle to euhneit
to the creditore any epecilc propoeitien, until
the whole amount of the debteie known, it
; ie o' consequence that they ehould et! attend
to thie notice , and it ie hoped they will not
euﬂ'er the period for tmamitthlg their ec
counte to be protruded beyond the eoai day
of Juno next.
-' New Yorh, Nay II.—26.
!
?. DUNBAR & Co._.
Have th.e dey [ending from hrig Lepn,
New You; Mey 23, '
- - Wild "fill,-who errived here he:
si'hight, ailed fro-t' Gotteoburg on thelsth
0! llot motitht et which time it no re
potted,that the—Done- had order! to We
all the Anterican vent-lo they thou" till
in With I find it was generally "indeed,
that .Bmpertr would won hue there-gale
tivn of the Ctvmmf rce ol Sun.-del. A French
[gent had arrived at Stockholm, lad ano
lht'l at (um. ;silwrss. Blalkcu dull 8! 60!
tenbu'g. (:;s r Fi for sugar and Danced.—
Cottoz: tus ..L-Lusi 37 cence.
lo WDWWWe
Meyﬂd. _ . 3: ;
_ smr &
, 'si "out it in ctutdss nder'gtelsst mld; (
& ths; will ebeeeny low their-'He "
" By order o): the board.
S. Elhot, jun. Treasurer.
LMay 23-ct-26. th
N () T lC E.
gsihhds. Brown Sugar,
:: 2? WJJLTLM'
:: dine Brown Seep, .,
ee
um man mue-si if: in:-acts
: ...,'
N—PW
--- -si'" i
i
me !" um" wren dl '
! which! or mo, hat-few
! m ) " " si, .
_ Lawmson and Faerie, ' ss
Who have receive!) by hit; "Let-du nk
4 cases Chma Save in end; '
Serseueu;
so boxea Dipt Candle-.
May 26.
ATTALlON Court- of '
be held .: the court soun'-m
sh. not:-sine: for the nen-m of, M..
man phe- en hind-ride "I.-un.
hearing Juno-hind Mah
tiee required by lew- 'l'he carte The
opened et tal o'clock in the "in- on
and du!
B, order,
P. Triplett, Adgt. ad ]. a. d. n'
My, 24.
chsi ' ' T ,
I! be sinful-cannot " hill.
th'ip " Inc; hide.-h- one.
bqbad lind-vlour , !.
ly no. Mmsil' ling. !"
BY virtue of :- deed os tra-t from m..
Bed,-o- to the mbscriber. will he cold" &
action, on the prentice-, en MONDAYcþ.
filth inn. at !! o'clock. the mulird top-,
of that FAR M ldjaccm to the town (If A!"
end:-in. wherem the said William !! "
hath for some years past residecl, COII __
called de-ce. containing about twelve ".
with the impmvements thereon. Me—
ebeut eight yem' yet unexpired in" "
and the property is subjected an and
of 8 166 66.
At the same time will eke he cold, i. q- &,
tion. at Bellvue, sundry acid-8 of His...
hold Fumiture. _ . '
Thomu Senna, Tqﬂa ;,
lb] 15.
lot-ly Wild 5! "70 UW nA
At the same timTll'ld place-i." .]. -ct
so be .914, three cow-, two enu- U necassuj
come ful-ming utendlef and other of "g.-si
pen-iningtonidlbdgeon*seem. ' ss- "
]Qhssl M"l_verz — '
_ May 24.
NUTW .
THIS dey'by inn-[Man msi er
ssneruhsiip d' am One-lum !! C.. it
dinotved. an then indebted to 0- -
m .rvqeened tom-he "poem to M..
End-um; those hnlq cleheegeinetssthd'
ooncem will ple-00 and, to hht (er pay-5.
mze
r. tum-Gums ss, ,
it! unth- bode-a nue—&.
Public {Je
osi TUESD but. '
m he um man men-nu- &
An 15!qu Pim softe. '
P. G. Men-Relief.
ea- Paimer's Packet wxﬂ In].
for Walte- Satucdzy next.
_\(ay N.
Nay :s- si
": . lm—M'fifilss'ctlsssisi'sijsi
"thrown-musimss— ss - .
Twenty
New Cssordage Sting, """ 3
Tmunn Bnshean.
ussAuefitioa.
Jove/When. msijsict
Willctul in hear.-M—
Pubhc 55:
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