Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-27 00:00:00, page 3

53:- CIZORGE YOUNCS, re
3_Pecsif_si9]3y acquaims his friends and
In: mucns ofthc Town and Connty
Of Alexandria, that he regularly prac
UCPHhe law in the City Court; and
l>ssaH such business as may be entrust
;" to his care, he gives the most po
V'cte alsurancc, shall be attended to
m" Psompdy and particularly.
junc 29.
sissu— —_
Our government will perceive that it
van bc inexpcdient Pilher to take the in
habitants under ons protection, euss-n though
lh-sisi'n surnssndcr shosidd he voluntary. 0" m
mrdzllc in the comes: which it— sccms is a
lmnttn cake psacc bexwecn thus:? who are
disposed to :dienate themselves from. the
government of Spain, and that government
which it is equally apparent will not permic
sheahcnznion, isforce, such as it has, wiil
prevent it. , ss
The ground upon Which lhctls opinion is
given is the aliiance nississnslvp and descnsivc
which Engiand and Spain blive entered in
24, which nmv exism, and which would not
in all probabxlity be varied by the conquesl
Pf Old Spain, for France, when thdcsicon
qss-siSt shall have been completed, can do no
thing with the Floridas without the per
missien of her amagrznist. The Flonidas
then. with the othct-r Amcrican possc-ssions,
would be reservul for the conquued Euro—
FeanSpnniards. and they are already 8'53'
Ulder' Moore. _
John Hopkms
Aug. 20. ' . lawgm
THE uncxpired lease osthe property call
ed and known by the name of Bellvuc,
?f Present in the occupancy of Mr. Hodgsqn.
ere Ire about 6 vears .of the [case unexplr
edv SUbjcc't to thc'paymem of ]66 (lous: 67
"""3 Per annum. Possession winbe gwesin
oathe ]stss of January, but possibly not until
the lsl April, [81]. _
MSO, 5 ncrcs and 10 polcs of LAND m
fee simple, including the stable and other ap
Puﬂenances. Possessiou will be given at the
"We period. In my absence apply to Alex
; Anpzrties have united in the opinion,
sssh'mhc Floridas wquolcsil be at all times a
si vcrv agreeable acqsiusmon to us, and under
ctssjsisss L—incu'nstnnCcs which have grown &
are likclv to arissi: from ths invasion and sif
nalccmqfiestof Old Spa'm by France, tl1_at
1th would perhaps be essenlial to our safe
tr-ct This-uni-ss-crsality of Opinion may, the"
\ch1opeic will not, encourage our govern
mentto tnkc steps calculatcd to involve us
in evils of great magnitude.
From asinhentic insormmctirm it appears,
that the inhabitants of the two Floridas, un
!casantly situated at present, are dispos'cd
m ;:lnccchemselvcs uml'er our protection ;
or in other words to ccdc to us as far as
!heycan she trrritmy which they occupy.
With this view popular meetings have been
h.-}d and congssrrsiial measures adopted. it
further appeared that the capmlctn general of
the H'wzmna has drspzmhcd 500 troops to
the: Fluridcts m ovcsimwe che dis.\ﬂ'cctsscl, or
Forejxmly speaking the: .discontcntcd inha
ztnnis.
runtccd by England. Hence any interfe
Tcnce by us in the: assctirs Of Florida would
sifsifjum to & declamcion of war against
5Pain and Englctnzl, the latter power being
ljsixmd by m—siuy lo protect the intcgricy of
si.\
wke the best _
simctsi-S ﬂawmg from other quarters, beyond
ma, ,hicfi {: fisﬄi'ed lipdn {best
. c., has pmfoundly stuptficd
A,,ss They do not appear to be
'ctwich their fathers, whose pre
, ' their eyes of no va.
rvingsi. In the Stace
, ever, something may be
:. These are the [ZQQ refugcs Of liberty,
;]:3 "- Pmpctsiy sillsied may save us, after wc
si, driven from every other Stand. Let,
,:sscrcsorc every—mﬂﬂ who can ShZIkc Oﬀ che
drowsiness and dreams, pequhansi to the
Anus. endeavor .to awake:] his nelghbors,
-d wish them move forward gle the next c
ctcsszon for State dclcgatcs2 wuh :m eager
sisict, and perscvcranfc, whxch adctnics of no
respite o: repusc, nl_l good candzdnce_s are
ffiumed to the lrgnslaturc. Let thus he
ctsisic, and we shall be guarded as securely
gsigprcscnccircumsmnces admit. The. best
n.:fzszixute for, a relaxed \and unprotecting
. Fszrstion is to be sound in the energc
;annzl putrintlc varcisc of the legiximace
Town?! inherept m the .aeparate states. ssls
m- axe healthful and vxgilant at home. we
chance to survive the misfor
our present cont_rnl.
ndmin
L-si's-ct Jl Axncsica.
from the American Citizen'.
THE FLORIDAS.
FOR SALE,
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FRANKFORT, August 11. !
Richard ﬂ's ﬀsct'znsan is re-elczctcd from
this district, by a very large mctjority. !
Gencract'Des-lza is re-elcctcd withoutop
posxtzon. _
S. M [sea is also re-clcctcd without op
position.
Mcssrs. Henry Clay and IV. T. Barry,
are c-lertrss-d, without opposition—Pvlr. Clay 4
to the 12-1h—and Mr." Bany to supply the :
place of Mr. Howard, in the llsisih Con-lss
gress. ?
Two other districls remain to be heard
from. One of ihc'm C->L Lyon represents-l
It is said CoI. New, his opponcnc, will pro
i bably supcrccd: him in the 12th Congrcss ; l
IMPOR TANT FROAI I T ALT.
Arrived at Snlcm yesterday, shup Fran
cis, captain Haskell, 59 days from Nsicplcsss
: which ship was purchascd from the Ncapn-ct
' litan government by Mr. Hammer, che A
merican consul, for the purpose of conchy
ing to their own country che crcws of the
Americm. vessels confiscatcd at that place,
as well as at the Civita Vccchia. "she fol
lowing is :: list of the masters and supercar
goes who lest Naples in the above ship, be
sides 183 mates, seamcn. &c. Captains
Haskill, Cavcndish, Curricr, Brown, Gar
dincr, Tucker, Lander, Felc, Hanscom,
! Haskill, Holdcn, Fostcr, Bartlet, Holmes,
] Tumcr, Ncwall, Atkins, Thomas, Martin,
ct Derbv, Dixey, Sheffield, Bradsord, *Gard.
.ncr, 'KsiWatcrman. Supercargoe-S', Meggtt.
*Clark, =3s=Stewart, *Sznich, InsiMiﬄin; also,
si capca'm Thorndike, of Salcm.
' The Francis touched ac St. Michaels, 18th
]uiy, and sailed next day ; thc persons to
whose names, in the abo'vc list, asccrismg
, are affixed, with 17 mates and seamcn, left
the Francis ac St. Michaels, and went on
board the Pcrsevermce, capuin Mcek, who
was to sad for New York same day.
, The Radius, Landcr, arrived at Gallipo
li, May 18; vessel and cargo immediately
taken pqssession Of, and figuld share; (he
learne fat: as the qghqxgg " " " "
. but of this, we are not certain. l
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5 cates from the Prince qf Walcs, Col_ leornton
: sessors of PUGlLlSM and disciples of the im-l
,ct mortal Braug/uon, have the honor to announce
? to the gentlemen os America, that they have
lately arrived from Europe, and mean to teach
; Pugz'lism in ev'ery town in the Unitcd States.
;. Their mode of teaching is on the rhost ap
Yproved scientific principws ; an . have no
' doubt will meet with the approbatiom of every
- man of taste and consideration.
'- and killed more men than any of their pro
5
sspxiving him of his sight, and making- ] un a
cripple - for life; He is now living in " dict; rni
" sie-l retiiement," and siom his innumeiable
. Illr. Bmtejun. was a pasirtner of Mndoza,
generally Second to Hil [Yard, and bottle
;hohler to the Gamc C/zic/cun, and other dis
; tingnished characters.
* fight of190 rounds had the pieasure of de
scars and bruiscs, it is supposed will make
a very handsome coi'ps. At the request pf
the amateur , at his death he is to- lay in state
three days. .
Although Gougz'sig is not practicezl in Eu
rope, yet as itis fashionable in some of the
southern states, and as they consider it a great
z'm/zrovemcnt in the Pugilistic Art, it will be
taught with all its varieties.
Mr. Brute, sen. has heat the principal Pu
gilists ofthe age. for diﬀerent sums, from a
1000 guincas to a shining, most of whom he
has markc'din :: very gentlemanly manner.
A duty 01 10 per ccnt. on the importalion
osSpecic has been laid on all the ports under
the controulcf Christophc in the isizmd of
St. Domingo. Coﬂ'cc 'on the lst of August
13 sous.
fesssion in Europe, as will appear by certisi
and Gan. Tarltcn, and the records and' grave
stoncs osthe diﬀerent church yards, in the
United liinn'doms.
i)
--on
Mr.. Savage beat Big Ben, after a moderate
Together,they have sought morc battles,
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Mcssrs. BRUTB,'SAvAc-z 8: BRctUTE, prosi
Alexandria D.,afly Oazettcte. "
MOADAY, AUGUST 27.
KENTUCKY I LF CTlON.
vc-A-nco
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BOSTON, Azlgust 20.
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,Vecsichia, are the following,viz.: Round,
- Boston.
Th-ct treatment ot'the Amsricans at Na
ples, was of a nature to excite the indignas
tion of every man not: lost to all sense of
seeiing for his countrymen. Not content
With taking vessels and cargoes, they were
infamous enough to take possession of the
private adventures of masters, mates and
even se-nmen. ln many instances the crews
osvesscls in the harbor were turned out,
without the least notice being given them
to shist for themselves, and not the smnilest
a'tiow'sstntfss granted them to subsist upon.—
;Osi.h-ctrs, after their cargoes were taken from
ssthsisim and confiscated, were called upon to
pay the chargcs of landing the goods, as
sswell as the qunrantine charges; which, in
several instances, amountcd to nearly 1000
ct doliars each Vessel.
And t') crown the "whole, afzer reprated
lapplications from the American consttl at
Napies soisi liberty to purchase- sn—me es the
vessels to convey the unfortunate suﬀerers
sito their own country, they had .the barba
tsiity tn refuse even Seliing more than one
vessel for that purpose; but crouded into
one ship iike so many convicts upwards of
200 masters, supercargoes, mates and Sca
5 men, who were harried oﬀ by the council
sins so-zn as possible, being afraid that they
iwou'sid retrazt even this fancied indulgence.
' As & proof of whisih. sevceral osthe masm-s
returned home by the Ftsiancis, heard the
consul say, after the ship was under sail
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asssiurs, had advised him as a friend to hnst
ten the (leparturc of the ship, as he could
T not answer even for an hour. And all this
siztster the king of Naplcs had on'y a short
! tizne previous issued a proclnmafion invit—
; ing the Amcricnns to his ports, and promiz
Fing them safety and protection. Surely
sssuch conduct, so contrary to every princi
ple of honor. honesty, or gon] ssiith, must
ssexcite the execution of every Amzrican
simsi hrztnd the nume of Bonaparte and his
msizniuns With isct-sttmy. si'ss
NLW YORK, Azzgustizs. 1
XVsi-lectnrn by :: gss-mlcman just arrive]
from Usin'ii, that on or about the 2411 osss
joly, about 10 ()U'ss) bzsiiganzls, under the ;
Commund os ,3-*n. (L-xmzw (who is supposed ss
to be in she: [my UsChristop'ncsi,) surrendc-r ]
ed to the ssinjce unclcr {m. li'gaucl, at Jere- *
ssmic. Rigzmd had und *' Men at the', time1
sian army us sow"; .r. n- Tm ct; f-sssimlcr v. ..s ct
by m-gnci-siM-m. Zsilssccrv (]:sshOUb'sssisiLZi-sis! ofi
ss *\Vc learn from (it? -, sisi'j' such. of the ship
Maria, shut the :"ssi--_.-:=ss-sisictn us Live siege of;
Cadiz was much thu zzzmc as for some
time past. T'n: pnr'sictv of 5 _to (30-1'0 mm I
that had bzzrct-n dispatchsid under Lﬂcy to the :
Sierra of Rondon, returned to Cadiz on the '
IGLh osjuly, withom essccting th': ultimatc
object oict'thcir expedition, which was to co
0perate Wiih the English to retake Malaga.
A report prevailed that Massena had rc-ss
u-(ssgadrd, not bz'mg in force enough to meet ss
the enemy. No news of Crausurd's junc- ss
tion with the English army.
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MR, SNOWDEN,
[t having been suggested to me that it
was believed that the advcrtiscmcnt signcd
" ]ohn Smith," published in your paper :! :
few days since, had reference to mc—l :
think proper to inform the public that l have
never had any dealings with Mr. Smich in
that way, and that it was intended ,for the .
late Thomas M. Davis, deceased.
THOMAS M. DAVIS.
Auggil 27. .
'I- Printing in all its _branch
sics neatly executefi at thxs office, si
.On XVEDNESDAY next at 11 o'clock, ,
wxllbe sold on Harpcr's wharf, si
On board che brig Louisa, on acrcdit of 3 &
four mouths.
P. G, Marsteller.
Urasinia, Kite, Maria, Syrcn, Peacg Mary,
and Two Friends. _ ' '
Capta'm Haskell spoke, August 5, In. 43,
long; 46; hrig" Exchange, Baily, of and
from Norsolk, for 'Bcctlsast, 16 days out ;—
August 3, lar. 44. long. 51; brig Fctcdcral,
Shackelfosd, 40 days from Gibralcar, so:
The brig Orangc,ss Hathaway, of New
Bedsord, from Cadiz, for New-York, sail
ed from St. Michacls, 19th ]unc.
The cargo osthc schooncr Morning Star, {
Atkins, cosiscated and suld at Civita Vcc- !
chin, brought 28,0()O dnllars, and consisced 3
os fish only. 'l'hc brig Pcrscvcrancc, car- '
go nssugctnr, pcppcr and nmkins, was sold -
for 118,00U dollurs. _
Bisidbz the {rebselsberetosoresi BZntioncted si
as being confiscatedat Naples, and Cwica
joy was cx'nibicc'sii on the certain:]. !
from Napl-si's, that the minister of foreignss
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A Cargo of Lisbon SALT,
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Public Sale. ,
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Written by Yames Kenny, .and/zeqsormed'
ss t/ze London and Plzz'ladelp/zz'a T/zeatrcs,
1 with the most unb-suna'ed acttzpctkmse. T/ze
! original Musz'c by 79/U1 Davy. Accom
? pamsimems by 47]. ct'el/esissiere.
* Stanislaus, King of
Sarmatia, Mrct Downle
Edmond, his son, Mrs. WHmot
Rodolph, Master Bau-rctt
U-berlo, Mr. Charnock
btarow, Harris
Kalig, (Tone
Melino, Jcsscraon
High Priest, Jucobs
& Pxsilests, \Vilmot &. Seymour
! Frsink. L'lastcruownic
si (markes, derivener
Zano, Mr. Bricks
l'rinccss Lida, Mrs. Jctcobs
leina, errto's
Danghter, ch'scrso'n
In act Is}. Pracession to the nzct-ssttials qs
Prmcz Roa'o/p/z n.;d flze Princess Liaa.
, To 'vo/u'c/z will be adclrd (jbr that night 071!ct)x
a (Hand O/zeram' Romance, m 2 acts,
! CALLLD
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\ THE FORTY THZEVES.
(A ctctssctcss'ssctsio'fi of 55? &Mcty, fic- will be
On bound ;}1-3 sch'r Cz-zthaz-inc, Newcomb
master, sz'cm Bostm, For Silk) by
Lawrafon & Fowls.
Who bar: e &. 'so lasizsifictzr 3'*_/30m sa (! f-(-':1007si,--,
20 11! (.5 a: 'sid 200 l- -g- ,, being .ch - t 5 - 000
pounds, [time glccn !! ssavctl n.! (once
21? () be:. cs moulsil mass] oipt candlus .
50 do soz-p
10 hhdsN E rum
100 reams writing paper
200 do wrapping do
Also landing, the cargo of the sluoﬂ Rungcrj
ss ca/ztain Cam/zbcll, from Porto cha.
30 hogsheads prime retailing Molases
" 50 barrcls Muscov-ado Sugar
14 puncl.eons Rum
3000 lbs Coﬂee
A quantity of Ox Homs
. IN WTORE,
80, OOC lbs. red 50 11 Leather
3000 bushcls coarse l 1*. crpool
3000 " do. blown SALT'
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles
50 do Chocolatc
50 bmrels and 50 half barrcls Boston Bccf'
A quamity os grass Rope .
30 chests impelial, )oung 11} son, and hy-ct;
son tcus
4 cases Sinchaws and Jaccuetl
400 ps yellow nankeen
3 cases German cheeks,
Burthen about 900 barrejs— Will cakc-freight,
to an Eastern port, onsfensonable terms, and
be ready to receive & cargo in fhrce days.
'_ Apply ac abovcss'
Augusf 25 si ' '
Was taken from & Negro Boy;
a SILVER WA 'lCH, supposed to have
been stolen. The owner way haVe it by
provmg p'opetty and paying the cost of this
advertisemem, on application to
On TUESDAY next, will be added to the
sulcs at the Vcnduc Store,
ture, among which are—Dimng and lineak
fast Tables, Mahogauy and Windsor Chairs,
lchcst drawcrs, beds and bcdsteads, wash
stands, kitchcn surnitme, &c.
son 'leas.
'.siss --—1
Wiﬂ be presented a celebrated Melo Drctmc,
in 2 acts,
(ct-"ss'ever Performed here}—
CALLED
{U'si The Publz'c are rmþecssul/y izﬀormed,
that in consequence as the great variety
of New Pieces to be presented t/zz's sea
scn na Play will be repeated.
aﬂuat.
2500 busl e.2 c (use LiV'elpocl salt
40 *(_*.1_1__c P] [I'L "is
Attendunts on the Princcss, Mzs. reitlt, Mix":
Peuit, &c.
ALEXANDRlA THEATRE
P. G. Marstcllcr.
.August 27. -
August 27. St
On Tuedsisay Evcning, Aug. 28,
JLSO,
A variety of Houshold Fumi
8 chests Hyson & Young Hy
Livcrpool Salt and Plaishr
THE BLlND BOY.
; MARP-JNN
si EBRNEZER SM-Ansi master)
For FRELGHT,
The S-sihooner
grzvctn m 7'7'7"7"-"c" )
Public Sale.
Anderson 63 Nutt.
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