Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-07-06 00:00:00, page 2

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Fﬂly taken-place in the Britissih'cabinet, after ]
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{: it?;hllsiknowledge of the correspohdessnce be
si-ctsi ' tw'qsi'sissepcttþejieeretary of state and '_ MrsiJack
f-:'-+*ctson5 to'fivhisittsicasiussee'wo'uld it'ctbe'most rea
sssspssgtssabtectto ascrisissbe that change ? ss
If .ssz'fsiI'hect-angry message of th'e'president; and
sisisiss'ssthsiessct celebrated resolution: of Mr. Giles,sol
_:si;-sslowed close in the fear of those sidtspatches,si
\ siwsib'ich contained the correspondence.
With the exception of— Certain lettessrs
\Writsiterisundsier' the direction of a. military
- despot, who" feels " himself absolved from
, those rule; Which have regulated the inter
.si course between nations, the style of these
,ss-*resolutsiions wilt find no precedent in any
composition proceeding from the conscitut
'sictfsisiss efd' authorities of one country and relating to
I;: ther. They not only breathe hostility
and vengeance, but they breathe those pac
ZVtions in language; proscribed by the civ—il
Y'ized world. ssIt would seem as it, taught
"in the sehool of Bonaparte, our statesmcn
ss -'*thopght themselves authorized to-si retaliate
qn England the insulss-ta we receive from
ss-sisi';-_.si_Thcse-ctp'apers were certainly well catcu- ss
"lated. to strengthen the opinion, that the
ss, sijdjctsisctpositissons osthectwussing party in Amexica
White extremely tmsriendly to" Britain.
__'ct-'-;*.s'-Tss'_Ehsiat their eﬀect on the.-government of
"'ctctfssifEngland chuldvnotsi be favoxable to further
'ss'iﬂfitcdiatejsiadvctancea, the known character
* ssofthat government sufficiently 'at-tcsts. ctA
ssct-natsiiQn"whieh—darcs to tneet'"<t world in
* ! [arms,"g which cannot be bttilied by the whole
ctsscorsittittensitctof Europe, whose-"'fixch purpose
.sssiisptssirsurdwitha-nnble "and magnanimous
'sisiis'sirmmsizs, not to be e'hassken by myria'ds' of
- edisgiplined vetessrans, encirclingcther, would
agarceiy beintimtdated by angry and inde
ss-ss'cdrsiooe. restolusitions, which may be consi- "
si si'dered 1a;indications of impotent and" caussie
less-wage. .. si *
.. Onctsisstbe other han'ssd,"the history of our
sscontrorersies- with Great Britain demon- -
stratsies. "that while out threats make no
imþression, a temper Of real cvnc'iliation
si;hassibt-'en uniformiy met by a similar dis
si position. ; . _ _ si
"'Atuo time have the relations between
:thsiesstffiisiiicountrica worn a more gloor'ny as
sieet,"o_r inqssre Set-innsiy parted-ded war,than
ssct in the eariysspart of 17 94. - At no timesilmve
,ssi-sictssthsie disserences between them beenssw- com
ssVZ-ssplicated and so difficult to adjttst. *
sissWashington met the" crisis with his cha
racteristicsirmness, but with a temper a
like srank and paeisic. He selected a mi—
aiszesir who carried with him the feelings of
she,.mixcthe represented, and the lowering
'tsstdimjsiiasdissipated by a. treaty, the in
? si wagges-tue of which experience has de
trated? si si ' -
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si-si siThc com'entlon-concmaea ny mr. sung, 1
"( fss and the treaty negotiated by Messrs. Mun
ct foe and Filth-ney, but rejected-by Mr; ]ef.
; ferson, sumish additional proofs of the fa
cilit , with, which arrangemehts may be
sifct maze-with England-, if sought "for in the
sstctme spirit of accommodatioctn.
'Lcc thetmal 'failure'of our whole plan of
sikes-tile isiegisssiation, the .unproductiveness of *
_ ithin commerciai war into 'whieh all sithe
-si creatures of Bonaparte are plunged, which, si
in the vain hope ofgruining (England, has
.beggared our own treasury, and impover- -
{shadow own people, declare the e'ﬂicacy
' of thectopposite system. _
.. These eousiderdtious, had'there been rsie- '
.ss ;]ly : change in the intentions of the British
cabinet, would made with sufficient dia
sitsiiinetnebs the cause of that ehange. _
> .* sisi ir-izsi-impoesihlsse to contsiemplate this 'at'r'o
'si'siZi'ousþeeusation agains. men, who, happiiy
_ Withineomqysshnysie- in some smali de
Wcheeksiedsi the mad defect of on!" mien,
and art-cond} {or atime, that mine-us conne
sifsiinto which there tis-um :; desire "coin-plunge
._ _ "us ; without taking, scriottsiy asking, is
there þe-not-teo_ssmueh rea'son fet—"the opi
ss*-uion, tri-filth ehargemayct-besi, withljustiee,
"siFYch. _ _ , " , tl
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giveu from the commencement of our go. I
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ss _ x— _-':si;-:_ss-_ si , , _ _ ,j :
meutt France: an" lttichlnensst not ;si'elsssil-y
to hereconciledjsswithsn Justretpecsse sis "t" our
zems, "or 'sin proper value-{new}? independ
sienc'e, it is unnecesgnrysitfsso itwctsp lsi mey
s however he" permitted to nycttsh: out; bing.
ryss furnishes conclueiv'e evidence. the"! this}
hacts' knig- been the o 'siin'ctton jot th'e's French "ca-f
thinet, 'And-'that'toss "this" hpinion' lmayctctssit't- a'
great qteatsure' he" neocribesid, . many.: Of the iu-ctct
juriennd 'ssitisitsil—e' "received " from that "tia
tion. .si - _ \ ctl si _
- 'Tfiefihole'sictﬄnduetss off'MrcssGenet; me
'dpþ'e'il ds M ?; Adet tti—ctthe Annerican people
during the first contest between Mr. Adame
siand Mr. ]esiﬂ'ersosin'for the presidency of the
** Unite'dsi Staites; the' undisguiled part taken
by the French minister to inﬂuence that
election {sithe opensshoetility which esse-emp—
niedandctct'cwope'rated with the-'opprsissition to
Mr. ]ay's treaty," an [supposition continued
] even after that treaty had been-ratified ;' the
insulting language oﬀered to our govern-si
ment on thesietfdience of leave given to col.
Monroe ;ctsithe asshsolut'essrEfds-nl to receive his
_ successor, and the manner in which'thEsiex
i traordinary'mission, deputed by the U. S.
? te supplicate forbear-tuce, was rejected and
; haughtily ordered out of the country.-sik—
I Thesess measures, conneCted with many '
* otherssssiofidirect hosrility, manilest conclu
f sively that France believed herself to p'os
see: : fast hold of the aﬀection! of an im- 1
'mense sipasi'rty in*ct'the 'U. S. si They manifest
not less conclusively thessessectct, which that
opinion produced on her co'ndtiCt.
; America was at length goaded into ire.
sistance. At the head of her government
was a man, who, though rather partial toss
France, ielt for the honor and dignity of
his country. Democracy was not then tri
umphant, and those who administered our
aﬀairs could determine to assert and main- ]
tain the rights of an independcnt nation.
A navy, as is by magic, was created; and
those vultures, which had preyed without
mercy on our desenceless commerce, were
encounterecsi. and driven from our seas. 4
The eﬀect of this manly Conduct on the
government of France was instantancons.
Perceiving that it had counted too much On
the'strength of its [tarry,-thatsinatiun readily
siconceded to "the courage of Anterica. what
"had been-refused to her prayer-s. _'Awil-1
lingness to negdciate was declared; "and]
those: who had been deaf to the simOSt hum—
ble Supplications and had refused to allow ]
the messengers of peace toss tread upon their
"Boil," did not disdain to make indirect ad
vances themselves," w'ere "content 'to' meet
Our ministers On equal tesictr'mssi' atisicsilssto treat
si'us as an inch—prudent nation. ,, .
' Is it not fair to pre'sume, that'the same
"conduct which drew upon us such rank hos
til-ity and such degrading insuhs in the for
'mer wars of France, has prodijied the same
effect in this? - lscti't unjt'ut to 'cfmclude' that
"the same manly assertion of the rights of
an independent people, which, on a former"
occasion, "tEOtt'ld alone Obtain respect for
those rigsiht'sjwbussld n'owsi have'be'en equally
successful? _ _ , si
The character" of Bona'pa'rtess forbids asiss
hope (bathe will retracc his steps. ltctis
now perhaps too late to rely on operating a ]
cha'tlge'in'his"measures. "He has taken his
course, and "will purs'ue'si'it. "All that we
can now do,si is to and so'rnttch' of oursina- "
tional honor and independ'tL-nce, as yet r'e- si}!
mains to-us. But is on the passage of the
Berlin decree we had, With the temperate fss
sirmnesiss of Wasltin'gton, taken thatsimanly "
attitudc' which the occasion so' eminently
demanded, there is much reason to believe !
that the disgracel'ul and ruino'ns see:-"es si
which have followed, might-have been a- I
;"From the Freeman'srﬀourfial.
si'siAn ilmpartant ct Enquz'ryctsi-lAmoiig 'ihc
late dispacchcs published by the adminssistra
_tion,si'siia an eXcractpf a letter from general
Hfili'and, ratificd on the'ZOth March. This
articlc- appears in gcn. A's letter,-. in Jthe
'French language, a_translgtion of which
was published in the Ninio'nal intelligence!
'-in the-7 lo!-m bs asisictnþte, immediately lundcr
t'he'ctlhtscssr bf the zFgen. This transiahon sisin '
simsin ajcorrect but. in ai'mosc material 'pas- _
sa'gesi'ha'sss bieen bffiii-mi. Wofivixac is thin qw
ing-? 'Oughcsidm the "people to know 'the
whole truth, Wiiho'ut "any disgsiuise ? We
make no char'gqgiþctxssnsiss-co-our mind the thing
has a very aingsiqsstgrssctijþþearance.
- The follWih'ffi'siiict- the French 'para'graph
sstrfi'ugpiusied siby General ctAnssnsmmg, (tige
the!-With" the-sicranslation of it, as it appear
ed in the governmcncipaper: si
" Toutes ies merchandsiiacsissideuues surlcs
batimens Americans causes dun; len parts
lde hsiHollandc depctuis le fer ]asinvier, 1809,
siscront-si qiissom le sequestre: :: dppan'rzcn
sidrmt ; in France sipour on dnpom nlon
verted. __ -.
ctssss si"ARMlNIUSsi (
'Api—il, 184'0, which csiontains 'One'i'zfsi them-- _.
'Arffiscmng 'tosi'Mr.ctsmith,ssdated Paris, 7lh si
ticics Of the 'tricteakv b'etWe'ensiFrancq and'
lack
7 \ ss._,-sssisspssct.ct,_.ssg,sssisiy
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A. ,si ("not is"? si)!"
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(si) *.*ss ssctssi .'ct -1, 'tsi" ..Tsisi'si 'f' . ,; -.ss. , si -
' Naked-Max- fet-,Jcs si-.x<14si1933?.i9923*i4329si
; fsi . We Gonimmnctzt
; 'ﬀZ'ssAllj-ssth'ctm _ _ _ ctss
1 poets-ctifsirdwconss bpard siAm-ctsisirxqzussessi
' sell since-sithessfirit "day' of . January; 'sil 8'09,
sighal sibe p'tit'gtittfder Quart-mien", si'suþjesit_tosi
the dispositiOn'si (is:-France, sdcording sstoctsicir
ctcumst'ancea. andctthe pOlitssical relations wsscttth
, the UnitcdStzsiit'esY' _si ssct ct ,
l. '- Here we find the very imponant words,
si cfhpþa'rtricndront', Arm SHALL ssLoNGsiTo,
. wholly omitted in. the_ct_above 'sitfranslgtttonss
si- U'njnst and ﬂsiagitious as this article of the'
Ttreaty appears from the gover'firitdfnt trans
lation; yet it looks infinity-ly worse sswijsscnctthess
jsstranslation is faithfully made. [: o—u'g'ht' to
;si'ct'have read thus : - , ' ' ss '
- "All the" merchandize c'onveyed' into 'the
þdrts of' Holland on' board A'mcterican ties-"
"nels since the first day of ]antmry, 1'809,
shall be put under scquestratinn', and shall
him; to Frassnce; in Order to be disposed of
according to circfimsiances'and the politi'calss
relations with are United States.
'ctWc now ask, why he!! this omission of asi
: most irsinpoitnsinsstct {passage- in" 'an important
ss docttment, been made: !
: si'ssPORTSMOUTH, (N. H.) yunctsizs. (
I ssss Letters have been received by the wise
; of Samt'icl Pray,ss'late" inate of the ship La
conia, of this port", datesid at Baysionne', March
16th, 1810. wherein h'e states. he is sttsscr
ing every thingsbuc'dcnthfjinss þris-ins and
hos'pssitals, and ju5t recovered from &. seÞEre.
sickness, occasioned by unwholesome air,
and diet, and c'lose cohfin'eiricn't with Which
hcsiisssnctﬄictcd ; that the'merchantsss who oiim
the privateer, which captured the' anonin,
siar'e'dete'rmi'ned not to release? him; 'ssnor " ni
low him any assistancc; until the money" is.
paid or security given for its þa'siyme'nt, which
was promised on the TCICQStfss of the 'ship;
that he has ap'p'ctn'r-d to the'si'Am-ssriﬄn csiinsul
for assismnce, ,who' has aﬀorded nothing;
for his relics, and that he depends for his
daily support onsi charity from Amsi-ri an
vessels; which'havc hesiesin carricd'intuFrsimce,
and should they be condemned he expects
no better sate than to,starvc in prison un
less some measures are cazsi-si-n fo'r'his ran-.
som.
gorda, alter the French took it , a British
"74 was set on fire three times, by red hot
balls. .
Extract qf a letter fiom Liver-pot], Jated
' '17t/z filag.
" Our last accounts from vou are to the ss29 h
ultimo. Our market is much mote stcztdy
than it ha's been for some time. Ih COttons
we hayc rﬀegular demand. The priceS'us
cotton (lt-pct'end upon the metsitsurcs Padtct-pted
"by your government, siwhilst mattets re
main as "they now are, we think thcv' Will
be" fully supported; nor do we look to any
depression of moment should intercomse
be rendered more inimessdiate. Rice "dull,
American wheat ready s-sstlc. "Very little
ﬂour-[in market, good sweet ﬂour 613. a 833
Nava'l Scores pienty and heavy:
_'.'."BALTIMORE, siyusily's. sissi "
"From Havannd.-—We have been'pssoiithly
favored with the use of letters by the Mary.
sr'omsswhich the following interesting par'ti- "
culars are extssractid. _ si _ss ._ _ .
"Markets gsiood for arsiticles the prbdctuctsi 'of ,
'Sþzin. 'Flour "21 and"22 dollars; but'so
ﬂuctuating as to be Very hazardous- , si
_ _ _,siHA*VA1tNA,-si_7une 14.
"Statemefztfof the New Regulation's siqf Du
sisitif3,ss{9,c. _ _
ldur'sson its arrival to be sitleelare'c'l is for :
Exportatibr. or'thi cossn'sb'mptction rit the island, "
is for the la'ter pu'rpbse" the duty to'sibe per :
barrelB ssdollan '6-2 csients.
sslf for eitportation'.(which must be within
Q-m'onths After its arrival) subject only to !
municipaldutiee of 5 bitts and -1'per ct. on
the current price of the ﬂour per barrel.
'Ravr materials, and. which may be bro't— .
bet-exfor esportation, such as cotton, pitch,
.tar, tnrpentinv, 'skins, pearls and potashes, *
"ﬂaxseixsil, mast: and spars, are subject only :
at the time of ekpurtation to thezpayment of .—
-1 per centsi ad-v'alorem.
Tobacco must be e2p0rted in the same si
yenssdsshat brings it, unlen n'old to_ the king,
in Which me pays-10 per ct. and'rnunici'pal
dnties 2 per ct.
think prtmature. . _
The barquc Mary, ssObear, frowi Cztlcutsi
ta, five months,:trrivcd at" S them this morn
bor were struck with shot from lutt Mata- a
of :May, and the King of England was_
then in good health, having occasinnally
watched with his daughter. she tepmt
ing.
this morning ot the death of the K; .ng' we ss
BOSTON, Innc 29
A London paper of May nimsitcen has
been received in town. The Princess A
mclia lay at the point 0". death on the 18th
Seve'ral American vessels in Catliz harsict
Arm;. of every description imported sil
..ss - i"".4," . , _ , ___ . ss ss
's'ct '- -'.*'ct*-'?' ':*-<*'M-si'-<*'tf.-,-sins-fy: v.-,—,-,. .ctssss, _,_
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,,ctsi ' ' - ' '."- .-. si-z -.76__ct
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etssfbþajsstssdiig" antfcygdi'ctimo the;
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thutree. sisictctsilss si-si-* si *
ss si ssThe proﬂnee 555; manufactnres nlsi'si Spain,
.,rmported m {dreign bottoms, 10 per ct_. du.
ss tree and mumcrpnldmres. _.
Uten's'ils for agri'c ulture in Spansilsh box.
' oms free of dutysi'ss ,
In foreign bottonl's 10_ per ct. and muni
ei'pal cctluttes.
Shdoks, iron and wood, hoops, lamb"
.cmpty hhdssi. and articles of this" description
and lite, free of duty. , .
All kinds of oil, Wines, brandy, liqnon,
preserved fruits, not of the growth or ma.
nusacturecta ql' Spain,- and even so unless
si, companied wsiith the necessary certific..si=g
' him! the custom- houses in Spain, 34 per
" cent. \
Also, jewellery, modes of all kinds, sea.
ay mctade clbsstfiesis, bindings of gold, silver,
, silk, wool, thread, &c. &c. furniture of.,ll
)cthndscttmx, spermaceti, lead, iron, copper
pewtcr, steel, rnarble stones, carthcn and
glass pa'y 84- per ct.
Rice, beans and peas, lard, soap, &c. all
, kinds of editon tnzinUlzeturc-s pa) (includ.
' ing munrcrpasducy 2, advalsi. 15) 17 per ct.
All articles not enumerated pay 22 per -
at. pint] mnnrcifzal daties upon the valuatiou ss
in the tarif which us in Rynls of vellon, and
- formerly considered :lsis 8 to : dollar, butare
! now easslcnlated at their real value of 20 to a
,] dollar, 22 per cent.
ZH The produce of the island on export,
, 1 2. -
s Molasses excz-ptetl, which pays 8 3 {m
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ss' CUSTOM-HOUSE,_ BALTIMORR,
C'allectar's Office,'._7mze 30, 1810..
The "expel-Mrs ot goods. 'sor b*n.sifit _nf
draw-back are informed, ,that sicmssificales of
landing' a; {assign port: jssBc-rsic : consul for
ctthek Unifrd State: is es;:nblishk-d, most}:
si signcd by him. 'As no dsscphzZ-s ari: known
to the law, cercFficmes signcd bv any person,
as" ssiuxh are of {no 'validiltysisiind therefore
cannot be'rcceivedto tctancdl the bond.-1.—
WV-henph-erc'siis no c'ons?.1!,_the .prmss'naion of
his 'rsi-ss-qusiiressi that she: lcssi be ccnifiud, ai well
31 the sslandingby two r'espectziLsi-Ic Merchant!
us'thiz- plaCe, 'A'mcric'an; or fmctcign, it'chcrc
are nosinc others. _ , , _
si _ 'A' misvt'ake' osihc' age.-{its kasshroad cton this
' point,, hziving occasioned inconveniences'w
f the merchants at home, 'and dissatissuction
? in th-f transibzaccion; Whery sithesslaw cannot he
? waved,' this insu'r'mat'ion'ct' is faspcctsully of
sct-re-d to the 'C'once'rnizd; 'qusi'ssfuturesi 'direþ- ss
tions to conSigncþs'ili sori—ignssssparts. Those {
who havcss already lddgedssinjhisctcificsse such 1
as are drfcctivcjsiqre i'L-qu-Þcted to obtain the ?
propgi' cetxificatect'af within "chc' 'cctxsimc prsifscrisib
sscd by law, or'ss'asfpiy'isiosi fshc'bosimptroller {Of
an 'cctxtr'nsior) si'as_ prbfjidgdsithZ-n 'che p'cual
"sum ufct the bbt'_1_-'1siexcecdSssLOOdollaj'pssct
ss ). siH. M'C—ULL'O CH; ' Co'l/ecto'r.
F'Iuly's. . .
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- ss'RAN \\VAY;si6nct the 4th 'of' last incnthe ?
sssrom the'suhseriber, living in Prince William '
county, near' Dumsrios, Virginia, a black si
mzm, named JEFFI'ZR'Y, 99 or 30 years old
about 5 sect 2 or 3 inches high—he is a shoe
makel' bytrade, has "got 'a remarkable scaﬄ
his isimiehead occasizzned by the "Mbkct OP \
horse, ssufhich was trepanned—he "Was :ccn !
'sew weeks ago on the '-roacl about two mile!
from Hay; Mark'et. VV hoever secures the szii si
scllciw so that I get him again, shall reccﬄ
the above reward-. _ "
_ Luke Cannon. si;
_'Iune 24—27. dszlawfit
U' ,M'r. MYIntii'e, of Leesburg, and Mf-siss
Thompfion, of Fred'ericsik-Toctwn, are requesf';
ed to inscljt the above advertiscmcnt me)"
times in their respective papers, and sisi'i
their account: to this office for pa'ymerfsi ' ' ,
_/ ss
hngshead. ss ,
Themat'npin'g system of goods dlsconti
nued.
;. Producc ol'thesiq pn'msl. cruc mes sound dln
{t this msiarsi et pay the same dtzsstv as the pit)
* (luce osthis island on e}, porzta .on, exﬀ ,
:ingcnchin-sinl, incligo, bark, bnlszun, me),
'nlld logwnocl, whzch {day the same hearty
duty as before.
f E'xportation of epecie Bet/ere!) prohibit
ct FTER the lst day csAugust. I """
be in want of it Munm to attcndl
country mill-; 40 a'þerzon of good character: :
and none other needapply, liberal was"
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' -' CONVENlENT two st'ery Psalm But?
ing. Houcte, sicussau ,sivn Camcl'O " __.
between St. Asaph and-sivPiu ful-den. APP'M
-,'_. - . .? W siG. was
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