Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-19 00:00:00, page 3

A writer in the Savannah Muscum, in
"91? to a political opponcnt, commence!
thus: " The first'essay of Anti Junius dis
P'siYed so much low vulgarity—such a PI'O'
fusion of absurdity—such a despicable ma
lsie—that my pen would be frostituted in
{'Wsictng him." He then writes a column a -
Met/usim, 53} "way of no: noticing' him.
FW men' can be placed in & situation
nfas'smrmcnting than that which the Pre
a'd*—'ﬂthokls: his friends advising hint to
?"Mc on:: path, and his convictious direct
mBlottttother. A writer in the Enquirer
""Which a long address of dictation to him
shua: " The retaining of Nlr. Gallatin in
office, and the resolution not to recall Mr.
fnknsi'Y- Would strike them [the demos]
fsssi'sih allarm. Each of these men has either
mW'l't'd the suspicion or lost the considencc
{th republicans." The great crimes of
allatin appear to be, his exposttrc of the
"m ctof the treasury, and his disclosure to
"fine of certain. sacts relative to I-ss-ﬂ'c'r
'WS attachment to French principles and
Wdieuce to French precepts. Now _as
latitsit was compelled by duty to revcal
si' nsifkcduessa of the treasury to co'ogress,
sick!. say! " he has executed me quee o:
gcmgﬂphes to thethouse of representa
sitiM-si ThcssFssz-eemansik ]ournal takes sire,
"a enquires how long this oﬀice has been
"med, and srom. whatfimds the officer: Is
With and is " scartled issn-ct cotitemplattrsiig
tho many thousand way: in which the pea
', money can be laviahed sub ssrosa ;" _ that
5, to say, gentle Engsilislt' redder, under the
me, which'means privately. "Now how
(m we doubt but that 'Mlsi. Gales is paid by
the mimiitiSirdffihfisssifctsi' repqrting the pro
m-dings of Congrcs'is We know the jour
Mr, mode bs'criticising. An office often.
dgsisssisig :: public ediployssmeut : list: Gasiles
is employed ih taking specchessiss which, in
mmctrarerum, or, in th'e-si nature osthings,
is ahsimpbyment ; he does this, carum op
sitimm, thatctis, in presence of the great
folk of the mt'mn; for the members of the
house are, cx afficio, optisimates, or the best
znd'grcatest men of the community ; ergo
the employment is public, hence it is apt!!!
iz'c employmcnt; quod tra! demanstrana'um.
And. as it is all done under the immediate
government of the United States, the house
being chosen immediately from the people,
amhhepeople being the government; it
fssctzromsskac " is one of their offices, or "an
office under the government. And, whe
ther Mr. Gales is paid immediately from
the trrastiry ; or the people pay him for his
paper containing the debates, it equally fol
lows that the people lose their nioney. Can
the Juurna] seriously suppose that 'such an
office exists, and that Galen is paid by the
government ? The subject, years since,
wasdcbated in the house, and many mem-'
her; were in savor of creating such an os
fice; but the mujority, tor substantial rea
, Sons, refused. '
What ate Mr. Gales's talents and educa
tion, or'with what servility or independ
UDCe he will conduct the Intclligencer, re
wains yet to be unso'sidcd. ls he puts his
feet into the shoes of his preclecessor, he
Miltonsorm to the wishes osthc aclminio
mation in all things; maintain the dignity
Of! king's cut; accumulate dullars and dis
ﬂ'm; meet the open scorn of his political
VPÞDbents'ct and the ostensible npprobation
and secret contempt of his friends.
sifhis pmpcrty in the National lntclligcn
celsi- 'The New-York Evcning Posc calls
[. Galcs a quJO- We think this illi
In]. Mr. Gales was brought to this coun
' achild: nothing of rcvolc or apostacy
an with siany preprietsiv be attributed to him
Thect Mcrcantile Advcrtiser, speaking of
lssimue'] 'H. Smith, Esq. has reksi'gned m
hi'u-pal'ﬄcts Msi IWQPh Gales, the'wholc
ctsictsszsissﬂlss'fss'andril_ Daﬂy Gazettesisi
Mfsi'si'sict'ct
n-wmsmrss SEPT. 1si9.
m ..
fict-ss
. and as he has denied; holdinct'g to Mq. E3s-si
3 kiue the language which 35 by Erssiki33e at
ttibdted 30 him , we think he ought 30 be
fo'rsisigivsicn; , Pinkuej's bﬀcnces arke consider
ed unparsiddnable. 'In addressing Wellcsley
he-ctsrcquemly used the expression, " my
lord," which is evidence ample of his ac
' tachmenc 30 nobility. His wife was said to
have ssssworn diamon'ds. Tho' this has been
subsequmtly denied, the report is Suffici
ent 30 condemn him. A republican minis
si that it wanted, with the zeal and wisdom;
ct ter's wife not only ought not to ili: guilty,
'_ but ought not to' be: suspected of a proper:
sity 30 dress like the ladies osa coun. Mr.
Pinkncy wears a ruﬄcd shirt and powdered
i hair . many an English nublcman does 3he
{same. No doubt he does so, from an ad
fmiration o! noblcmem and a desire to be
( like them. We think Mrs. Pinkne-y ought
to be confinesid to a homespun petticoat--—-—
; Cungress need only make some new laws
sirelacive to the dress LJ a minister at the
{court os'London, and of his wise, forbid
{the use o! " m) lord; " and make 33 pcnal
' to attend sheep shearing socictics, &c. and
;ail may yet be well.
_ garmon, sufficient to make a long resist
' gadier Cox, an officer on whom much reli
_ ance is placed, too]: che "command of it ; :
therefore we expect that it will be desend- \
ed bravdy, and with adtsannge ; ekpecially}
.when the allicd army la m the vicinagc,
;rcady to annoy At every moment the be-'
_siegers, and take. advantage, Of any good
{opportunity that.should oﬀer, - - -
4
- The following nbscrvations on the Skirmish ss
"Cut- form of government has again
changed. The king hassiabdica—tcd the
throne, and it is said, has gone toAmc-rica,
To day the French Monitcur informs us,
that we are incorporated into the: French
cmpirc. All goods of colonial produce
must payffifiyiþer ccnt on (be: vai-siw ; and
are then permictcdco he sent into Fcamc.
Two thirds osthc pubiic dsibt is A Nﬂ'l
HlLATED ; and the remaining um: third
is consolidated. and brought Upon li'":
Great Book of the public debt. of France."
PRAC'TICAL COMMENT
ON THE ALLlAricn, lRsilENDSHIP AND Pno
TECTION or BONAPARTE.
Extract afasiletter lrom a mercantilc house
of great respectability m Rattcrdam, to
a gan tlcman in Bastan, dared IZt/z ful: ,
1810
asince- The marshal of engineers. Mathin
]ose Dias Azedo. had made certain repairs ]
" This is : specimen of the campaign
opened or. osiur frontiers: the enemy mustf
perceive by this, that they cannot gain an?
inch of our ground, without its being stain ;
ed with their blood. Rather die a thousand ;
times than admit the chains ofa tyrant, who '
at the same time that he sheds our tnnc-cmti
blosiod, aﬀects to desire to render us happy
by compuision. Nlay the blood of the mar
tyrs osthe country shed on the 24th, ren
der the Deity propitious to us, and join in
thejustice of the cause that we defend.——
By all these movements and operations of
the enemy, principally of the obstinacy it
manifested in causing our great advanced
corps to repass Coa, it may be inferred that
the place of Almeida will be besieged byss
them; & perhaps it is now invested, which 1
they could not do as long as our tr00ps!
should remain beyond Coa.
In regard to that place, we know that it,
is in the best state of defence possible ; it;:
has plenty of provisions, ammunition, a full i
VERMONT ELECTION.
Windsar, Se-jzl. 10. VVc have received
returns from only 37 towns. These: tow ns
gave, last year, 3189 voces for Tichenor,
and 8629ssf0r Galusha. Then: is & loss of
votes on both sides. Tichenor has lost 702
and Galusha 150. There can be: no doubt
but his excellency ]onas Galusha is rc
clectcd, and that lhcticke (, to which he is
attached, has generally succeeded.
that characteriZe this chief ; afterwards bri- '
whichtonk place in Portuga], between
the English and French troops, arc co- \
pied from a Lisbon paper os ]uly Slst.
ss ss W—
FEDERAL NOMlNATION FOR ancz
GEORGES COUNTY, -MARYLAND. -
fames Somr'rville,
70th 0- Herbcrt,
Fr ancis 13]. Hall,
William .M. Lansdale.
—*—*
si Extract qfa- letter datcd 24": 7019, jra—m ,0733.
of 'The best irgfarmed {obacca merchants m
Londofz, "received in Baltimore. ..
" lt—is nowsivery doubgful whether gobacco
of any description will pay sreighc and other
chargcs of importation, unless there should
be some: means or Other of getting into the:
continent; and at present thercsiis no'sugssh
pctrospect,ssso that is this state' of.!hings in
Europe continue, the fact is, that the whole
cost of tobacco shipmems, will prove a total
loss to the: shippch, as it Will not sell for the
frcight and chargcs. Ihavc writtrn m all
my friends not to ship tobacco, as it would
be painful to me: to-bc obliged to rcissuu cons
signmenss, in consequenCc of its not being
wonh frcight, insurance and oshcr chargcs.
The quantity ac marle! is very great. and
accumulating sasr. It is a heavy business
to rrc-ieve an articlc that will net [)rcduce its
jhig/zt," ESss'sic.
Extract from an intercepted letters, daled 1
Madrid, May 28, aut/zcuticated [fy colonsscl
Carro].
" The inhabttunts of Algodonales being
in a state ol insurrectiun, and having sorti
ficd their houses, and having rejected all.
the propositions that were made to them toss
return to their duty, marshal Soult orslcredsi
a Culumn to march against them, who de
stroycd an ltich habitatinns, and reduced
ithe town to a heap of ruins! A Strong party
us the: inhabitants os Grayulerna has also
'becn d stssosi) ed. T he: marshal declares,
that other places shall shortly undergo the
,aam: puntshment, i! thc-y do not hasten to
suhmic to ktng joseph. 'lhe marshal pub
lished a proclumation the 7th of this month,
by which the nature of the war in the south
is quite changed. He declares that there
c-thts nn uthcr army osSpa'tnbut that of king
l]t'5t'ph, ;.nr'si :.isint conSectchntly all the par
sities whif ?; sisi-rtsssi-t in the. pz'uvnru-sis, whatever
.
simassv h\ xi.-gar- nuzsisi-h-r, and whoever may
{conzsi -.t:._: zzctsi m, shnH he treated as handitti,
sswlsisi- YsictJ-si. r.) gs'sihtctt' chsijc-ct but that as steal
:irctjsi sin-". .ss—si-ssassizsssi: sstft siv All the tndividuals
?<.: :Y"!5ss_' h:.;*-<'.'-+ ui .) shall be taken with
;ss-ss-si :Zct v: V.} si 1-7-5. shall be shot, and their
{. . \ ssss-ssssitcth ths.- highways."
New Yozsisix, Sl fit. 15.
xix.-um .- zsijsi'msi ragam'ss .imeriss ?Commerce.
! Ux asssiz guiit-sincss of a respectablc mer
chant in 11. a city, we have been iavorcd
with the ZZztmsix-si: gh Correspondent of the
ZGLh us ]sizly, from which we h'siWe trans
issttcd :.ht; tulluwsszng important decrcc : si
BERLlN, jfzz/siz/ 21, 1810.
The following decree has been published
hcrtct :
DECREE
To a'ic'coniz'nue t/te Commercz'al [ntsictrcaurse
wit]: t/ze U/zited Slarco q/ As ucrica.
H s majestss, th.- king of Prussia ousir
g.:tcions snverrigssn &c.—finds himsdf tn
zssm-tctcl s1r th e more eﬀectual nbsewation of
the (onfz'zmztal system already adopted, in
mmunctinn w th the imperiztl court of
France and that the same mav be observed
and strtctly enlurced by his subjects, and to
prevent any husrs into whhh thev might
he led ,he'rchy decrees and orders, That at]
his pmts shaH be shut against all American
vessels without any exceptton.
Thus from the date of this our publica
tion, no vessd coming from an) Amcrican
port or belonging to any citizen us the U
Statcs wi]! be pss-rmitccdto enter into any
of our 'ntrbm-s, on th: s side. But evet)
vessel osthat nation when appearing upon
our mads, or before any Prussian port,shall
ss he warned oﬀ ; and in case OsCuntravcntinn
ss beside s the consiscation of vessel and cargn,
shall he shrrht r invtstigated and published.
Bethn 19 It ]uly, 1810.
' By Stichi :] command of his majesty,
THE Courmsuuz SYSTEM.
The new Berlin Decrce which we publish
this day, will satisfy the reader of the in—
tentions of the imperialCo rsican. He is
determined that commercc shall be prohi
bited in every nation under his eontrol.
He has longsssi'ncc declared that there should
be no neutrals, and he is now about to ex
ecute his mandate. All the northern pow
{ en except Russia have Submittedct and she
must'soon issue such a decree against Ame
_-rican commerce as Bqnapasstjtg ghpu disictzctce
BERLXN, 2lst ]uly, 1810.
Our court and the whole capital, are
suddenly placed in a deep and grievous
mourning, since our beloved and adorcd
queen departed this life on the 19th inet.
whilst upon a visit to her father in Strelitssz.
Her disease was a long complaint : she was
scich on the 30:h os June, and died on the
19:h osjuly. She wus in the 34th yeatss'.
She was married on the 24th December,
1794.
(Signed)
Hardenbesirg, Golz, Da/z
na, Kirclzeisen.
SHIP
Doors to be opened at'sz'xandpcqfarmancc
to commence at 7 0'clock.
m" Tickcts to be had at the T houre, at
Mr. Snowdcn's Printing Office, and BrooL's
Hotel. ct_
' si Pink'emn's Col-lccu'on of Voy
' ages, 'part 7tha ia just received and ready to:
! deliverY to subscribers.
i jamcs K'enncdy, nen.
ss Sesiptember .": God?!
] Lucy, st Jcﬀerson
si Zb which will bq added.ct ssa grand Pantomz'miq
szaratt'c Romance,
CALLED
A TRAGED 1', M' 5 .JCI'S, ;
CALLED
GEORGE BARNVVELL.
'I'horqu00d, , ' Mr. Duwnic ]
Unclc, Briers
George Pamwcll, ' Conc
, Trucmun, Master Barrcu
Blum, Mr. Francis
' Gaoicr, Harl'is
- Servant, Master Scrivener
Maria,ct Mrs Wilmot
Millwood, Mrs. Fr'ancis
alscsﬂanwo We must submit or fighu—a
Nsss Toufi JZanmo Pan.
__ , si _
Dird, at Bssnlumore, on Wednesﬂay last,
PETER H'OsirFMAN, ocn. csq. long a valpa*
ble and respcccablc inhabhant of that city.
Or be ahnshilatsid. it now remains soi che
gosictve'rnment "of th: Uhited Seneca to make a
choice. We inns: either submit so the grc at
emperor, and g Vc uptommcrcc. o: permit
our merthams to azm. Thsirc is now no
_ , ENTERBD. 4
Brig Adcline, Pssoucsir. Lisbonae-Salt ; do
Mr Dodge of George Town, ancl Merino
Sheep, to ]. H Hooc. ._ "
Schr. Mary, Ycatoh, Norsolk—Grmce
ries , to ]oahua Ycaton.
CLEARED,
Sch'r Fair Play; M Knight, Wo: sc-lnd-ics
-—by Marstcllcr & Y uung.
Alicna, Johnson, New York—by ]oscph
Riddleo' '
""The subscrssiber respectfuily
informs the inhabitmts of sisilcxanmiz, that
on Monc' ay the 24le indt he imcm. ". opening
an Evening school. T crms as here mzolc.
The sale of Hanson ]enkins
property will not take place as auuuiscd by
me.
Nellson's Greek Exerclses,
Abridgsd and rcvised for the Usc Os Schou]!
and (,olleges, by the hincipals of Bahimorc
Collcgc, with a concise, but compnehcnsivc
Symax, for salc by
john Paradise.
N. B. Hours of attendancc srdm 6 to 9
P. M.
SCPL !9- (1311'
JUST RECEIVFD
And for Salc by the Subscriber,
A good assortment of \Vest lnd'u SW'EET
MEATS', viz :
Prcserved ( mes
Do. Oiangsie Peel
Do. Citlon
Do. Ginger
' Do. Tamarinds
Do. QuavzissBerries
A small)! quantity of Alla Root.
.Quava JcHy, and
siz.1sictsiso, BY RETJIL,
Old Pont Wine—Shcny sind Lisbon dittosii
Old Spirit ; VVcst India Rum ; Whisky, and
Applc Brandy; Molasscs; excezlcnt Pickling
Vinegar"; Lcmons, Limcs, Cucuus, &c. &c.
'I homas Pattcn.
Se/ztssss-mber 19 4t
( Description qf the Piece will be- given to
morrow.)
w—MM
'ALEXA N'Þ'R'fzs-mz ATR'E:
]ames Kcnncdy, Scn.
Baobsc/ct'csir, King street.
Je/zt. 19. eo
On Thursdayictzzmng, Scffit. 20,
Septcmbcx 19.
MOTHER GOOSE;
()R,
THE GOLDEN EGG.
sort 0] ﬂtcxa-nana.
Bust 17 ad IVFshZNgLssOU,]U-ﬄ.
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