Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-15 00:00:00, page 2

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Ass: ,sissfsisssisi sil'f'dss. !
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ctsi l'ol fat" Aunnbnn Dun Gau'r'rz ?
" At bfimd nue . mon confoundsied lum?
Granaries o: pu my arc munucu.
An the disposition; for the construction
of an immensc slaughter house are 'made
near the barricr of Rochechouard ;_che
ground in levelkdgh: foundatiun dug.
A provisinnal, but proper enabkishment,
hao received the exchange, until the mo
ment when the magnificsisim edisicc dc szincd
for it will be finished. and which is already
raised above the grown).
Scimcesss. Leaf", and Am.
Every kind o! encouragcmcnt is' given to
the sciences, letter; and am ; honon, re
ward-, uscsul labon confined to anins who
distia 'Zshctthemsclves, noxhiogil ncgkcc
ed. ?" the fine of those memorable
epochs cahulated to call the most noble
nmbit'mu is arrived : the demnial price!
' arc going to begivsicnby the hand of him
who in tbo-lom'ce of an nue glory; they
would now be dinribmd if the jury hod
been ubleco dd'mr inlhcit report mer.
Hizndnwwn decinu that no m .!
merit, whether literary. or beluging'w du
' ,lcicam or an!- Mould until mund
ed.- Thomﬂf WWMdon ye:
13. 'I; . "Po. (. e ' on ,
. &! oqmaof- . mN-mhc
On finding 'MlCHAl-ZL LELB'S Reu
ctctsi sisi Down fir a War with England.
Ohl-eib. thy "17 vein are running cold,
_'l On: thou hast become ol lctc so bold
Whpt. ingo raging battle wouldn thou
plunge ?
Mssfin yitb putting heart and ten toes
- nimble; si
Not q'ttlctignort direful twitchingy' wouldst
' When Pan" prov'd thee. Lcib,--just what
",si si Wort: of Paris. ,
- Parii'becomce eVery day more worthy
- by inﬂpsihnumems, of being the metropolie
' ofoneoft'boec empires around which cruwds
in the history of time, every thing that was
emqpowyv '
A: its skirts. the bridgcs os Bczous, of
Cho'tey. end Os-chres, have just been be
it; that 01 Charcnton hat been rc-tstl
!) tshed ; that of St. Cloud is rrbuilding. lu
in iutcrior, the fine bridge ol'Jena; hits been
founded to the rising of the arches; that
of St. Michael ha- beca diaembarrused o!
the heale: by which it was ohstructed ; the
quay Napoleon and the quay of the Louvre
have beeu terminated ; that of [man extends
beyond the esplauade .of the lnvalidce, the
port of the Rgpee-ia executing upon : grand
s My]! thine inerldreniblec oﬀend.
! In 'The. and bmd by the god
,-'__ile Defmder of me (),rpban'o blood ;
7." W thing of monkey bill the tail—_
wi! W denote Ioudly cum thou sail ; ,
w a um mue; md- abouwn 4
" ss
]" . pint!!! I ortu-n stone.—
\VsiqS{t—e_ mile awey, how vouljst thou
.Wh'el h the Eme- of haggard horror drest,
The eon'ct villain etond on! one. consen
Yn, then goutdlt run a—th'me inwards would
,":si unpit- or 'l'l! st'rrtuo or was ltth
' 'ss- oeczunu.
'.'_- _\ fish —
.ct-sisisssszg-ssanz 4 71 7 : 13 0 0 7.
A ' 9f the count of the empink'onunec
71:an it the statement qs the time
timid!!!" empire. at thefrst of Decem
ss1069,'8ttch as it was read in the Leg't'sla
iivzflody, . by his excellency the Jlinister
_ si . oftbcf'nnﬂ'or. ss
' si [consixuuzvsi]
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: si"- si
Will! 9! n.:h hillwsi-ctsiw ct
ss . Mu-eum of man! history Nbeen; '
riche! By the acqu'uition' of t' mates -
piece- ef the BThe-le gsidlery. .si 'ss.
* The art: motesisiiutmtitel'y connected with
the pmperit es nations mturnily .eom
meded : eti more particular attention.—
A'rienlture is the first of all. The proin
;atioa of- aheep with iniproved wool, hassi
unde! further progress, which is due in .
at measure tothe importationsof Spanish
and Get'inan ﬂocks. , .
Twenty thomd sciect mares have been
presented to the twelve hundred stallio'ne ,
which are already collected in our etuds and '
in an depou. Premiums have been grant- '
"ed to the roprietorl of the finest breeds. '
ss ' The en tivation of cotton in our southern
[rovinen haeu yet given only hopes; they
but not been destroyed by the two extre
ordinary neasons of 1808 and 1809 ; indsi
this is having obtained a good deal.
! si Trials hctve been made to namrali'u io
ss digo. e !
* But thee are not the chief, the.:noet, ce
eential of our agricultural prOductiune ;—
other nations ere in want oi objecte of the
Gut necessity and procure them in exchange
for the produce of thiir industry ; France ss
ie too rich ; she reape in corn and winee far '
beyond her coneumptwn ;.in winee of the ss
int quality, wee a thing long eince acknow- *
ledged ; but it was elmoet always looked ;
upon as a certain fact, that we were depen- ?
dcnt upon foreign countriee for corn. How ss
precious, therefore, man be for us the ex
perience which we time have ! - ss
Some parte of the country euﬀer,it ie true,
from the impowbility ol' eellmg their cem ;
thie ie a mommtat'y thI ;but what a eourcc
es eecurity for the luture ! Scarcitiee were
for the man part due only to opinion ; it
ere: necessary only to call htco opinion,and
France, henceforth eure at the producee
- in corn beyond what ehe ie able to consume,
can no longer fear want.
'I'he emperor has neverthclcu, fixed eil
hie eoiicitttde upon the prceent circumstan
eee ; the exportation uf corn ie permitted
by a great number of points at our land
and sea lsirontiers, ptot'ided, ltuwzver, the
price: do noc exceed in the ttrighþoring
markcte detenmuate rates ; the proprietors
of Bordeaux mnee to;eit'e loaue ; epeciul
authoriessttione facilitate maritime expert:
tions.
The temple of glory occupies : greet
number et" workmrn : it will be worthy of
its noble deetinationsi
Four piles of masonry—works lined with
a stone, equal in hardnces and grain, to the
finest manble, are waiting at the barrier of
_ Neuilly (or eome of the last lays which are
to receive the vault of the triumphal arch
of the Ecoile.
The column os Austerlitz is covered up
to the half ofite height, with bronZes which
will ctcrnize the feats of alms of our was
riors. .
The arch of the Carovicl now terminat
ed, is : union of taste and magnificence.
The front of the monument in which you
are seated is sinishing ; the Louvr'e unfolds
fresh beautiee in the rapid course of its se
etoration : the gallery which is to completo
ite union with the Thuiiieries, astontsbee,
by n'. progress, even the inhabitants at this
ss ctty.
. j The capital already enjoysa part of the
' water: which the canal ot the Ourcq are to
' bring to it ; the hasin at the Villctte and
the lountain of the lnooccntt, aﬀord to the
- city recreations as fine as they are usesu].
ss._ lo this long enumeratiun, ! hewe been
' si unable to point out more than the least part
of the works finished or continussd this
' year; but each of you have witoened their
devclopement, since there is no part of
si Frence to which they do not extend.
Among these grand conutucnom, there
- arc some more partiesiularly contecnttcd to
public order and bentficence.
Ectlbsuhmetm of bmt'sicmce.
. The emperor htts ordeled hitherto the
si erection of sertysitwo dcpou ot tumdicity:
' he hat tecured the (unde necemry for their_
, upport. That will be huled by degrees
one of the moot hideous tom of Pomhed
-' omen; thus public moral: end mdumy
-- would profit by. labou- which will match
iron misfortune and depavity to many be
- ings condemned in eppeanoce to be unbte
to ne them- chml eftlmc ettublinh
- tuum " been put in activiey. .
ss - ct Hil mjmy hn lhed inocu- bench
" m Me! hit tubjem to 'whom (tent
enlmttiu hid befdlgn. The bordcu of
the Wine hid busil' lend hit! by 'inuadls
thin the tctahebmntp hue mind nenly
' . nium. end!: n imm— or_ to 5.
employed tnsi ted wukt of neurity.
The cossuntfin which have ctmfeml by the
hill,- ltﬂ thou .siwhieh have :: demed
codnmdmj have obtained 'es- An
m NW 'He many.?
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— _-.=.>.*-=e-*-_— - —- ssm—z—ct \ " " '- "'si *
Mttli'ss .'.si si YM'K'} . ' :si-ct'j
p.. now of day,: ssssasiupþlsiiu'gfssjc'd'n'd
bark, whlcfi'they lutsivc gladly 'feictvcd. _' "]
' ' usiofsictaccin; þssivejuzt beth-ctcotib— :
I' _ ss; thsscyctnccurcthesisamictlies'me certaid.
uiqm-of ncsi'vcr being withotu that innssd- -
meble— prcgotjative. .siubicbss tuck}, cod .singal
friends of ss-butsinanh) -have-' made 'ssctkno'ssln .
throughout every clan of our numctpos
populati'on. " " ' \ " ' _ *
Among the Quot- of the French which
hate fixed the attention ofsithc sovereign,
the cultivaticn of the mora! qualities, that
of the mind and that of the art: of imagi
nation, hzw : continuectto obtain one of thc'l
first ranks. ?
Public fitstruction.
The" lffipetsiial Univcnity has'entered up
on its fuuctitms; it has colleccrd informa
tion concerning all the school: in the cm
p'rrc. - The siaca'dcm'tel arc forming, the sa- ]
cultiea arc esmblishing; the "Lyccums con- j
tinue to surnish numerous scholarssito tke -
Pulitecnic ssi-honl and to that Os St. Cyp—
The former is still a nursery of young men
distinguished by their knowledge and their
ss the govermtttma; but here the action of
1 authority cannot be' direct'; to give encou
I
The connectiou o! tude with public cee
Tdit will naturally call your attention to :
phenomcnon which strike. us'lcu ut pre
unt, because every year reproducei it ;
the punctuality of all the paymcntt without
_ any ftc-h contribtttiom, without any lean:,
without any emit ipatiomss and in the mid"
of. war for which, at any other time, the ;
mon exmord'tnary cﬀnm wouid have up
pured below what inch enterpriae: requir
ed ; an ldmirablc eﬀect of the timplicity of si
the Iprincl and movemcqu, of a rigorouo si
order nnd of the enctnen of the culculn- ,
do'n ; into the detaik of which hit mnjeo— '
ty kimulf does not diodn'm to enter. *
The tord:: i. carrying on : the fruit: of
it an realm! In . grant number of. cantotu
ned commune. ; ye that]! noot't ba 'intleht-d
_ to it for the general immavemem of tho
oyoum of' the landwt. and the just pro
portion of tho conuibut'totn with the pu
duch !
' main buried Were it not for industry. A le
—-- .
' contribute to its prosperity.
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,_ of the sea: and the countries lsirom which it 1
]
3
!
' ing; others are thclobjccts of rescarchcs
.
- .
- acrivity in the rxchangrc. Gur relations
sioewiog the prosperity of her manusacto
' ries, which receive the order: of Germany, :
* mpplies t*s with eotton, which its soil pro- *
.—-- .
si- oc-pam as us, leave them without any possi
' ble communication. th'erthelcn the in
ssss eaSc is known by classes of the people who ss
condu'ct; at St. Cyr, ac: contmuahy rc-I
newing thou youths as strong and it! "Well
QXerciac-d as they are couragsi-otu and de
voted, who shew themasiivt—s, upouhrriv
ing under thrir cqlors, to be worthy of
marching with the ancient hrnvc fellows.
shartigfacturn Msil [ndmtrss
lndustry augmsints by workmanship, th:
value of raw nuterialt, and often in pro
ortiona which may be said to be insinitess
it has coustantly occupied the thoughts oi
ragementt, to study modificatiann in the
tu'rile ot custom houon, whether national
or foreign, is what it can do,.ttnd what it
has done. It has marcovcr watchctd witit
rcdoubled care over the school of art: and
tude; nt Chalont, the good eﬀect: of which
continue to be sentihiy felt.
Mr. Risihdl'd, Mcssrs. Turnemix, Mr.
Obsi-rkamps, Mr. de N.-ushz-:, and so mu
ny others have preserved to their precious
eatablishmeuts at degree of activity, an ur
gnnizatinn, and means of imprch-mcnt
which render them worthy of l-eing intn
tioned: they do honor to the nation and
of Rulsia and of the interior. Napln;
with the Unital Stale: are :mpendc'd; butsi;
being formed by mutual wants, they will}
soon returne their course. Lyons sees re- lct
duce: every day in grenter abundance; and
which dimioishen the quantity of soreiga
impprutioos. ' ]
were heretosore ignorant of it, and our re
lations thh our neighbon, keep up a great
gisiation of the mities, positive and clear,
will he completzd in the course of your
lenion ; means of reaping the most inme
diate fruits of them are prepared. France
pouus : great number of precious coal
mines, which secure us from all apprehen
siuns of ever bring in want cf so;].
Copper, lead and silver mine; are work
ternai comumptiun, in which : much great
er number of individuah participalv, since
and experimeus.
Commerce.
Commerce applies itself in general to
avatling itself as much as possible of the
pmduce of agriculturc and industry; our:
su'i'ers no doubt by the extraordinary state,
which, making as it were two masses, the
one: of the cantim-nt os Europe, the other
ﬂline's.
Mine: conceal riches which would rc
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I'ancer.
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7 -' .si o'ﬂimlmpscsosinoi ssss si'
_ ' _ ctssss siffi'isiWmintM'pr'tce'disig':
ycm's-Q' ct' _d_'1rn*-qu_ifitys havefhusi'
wish! ' fj -- it.! h'ssassicmct specddj'uss}
equithhyi ty;; .. _."_;;;(.] ; like m-mf old;,
8 Qfss _ jsi'ss' ss .si c'n'rc in all slm'llic
Jfifamss -' ss
Brown Sonp in , do.
N. EsiRum in hhde. ln'd knelt
_Murch 12 - - cols
sink 'qf-Tuscany have n
ceived thess bgncficssos th! gcsinssenl orgmizsi .
siance, all the members who ahall be prcuut
tion. si ssss
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86 BAÞES COTTON,
ABW na ne'elvdd by shrmbmlbor. im
, Lowoss. 11"! 4.
razcssjþrsi—l'koas." si ' :
" Dan} cock, sizssiﬂ 1-2 277} 8 per trot.
rctccssls'qpn. 095 03 4 1 2 sj-s : : pee um,
cqoc. son. 691-6 69 xsssszsi Ex, 5ilh,'1u.
umpr; Qpninmsizprcm. ' "
Conz. Draught! 28.
Arrb'cdgthe Vigora, tum Gulwny. The
dey before the mid an Amcsican ohi ar
rived there, which had been tekca y .,
French privatecr. " ' .
Cowcs. Dread"!!
Arrivcd, the A—merican ship Hercules,
in 85 (1qu from Chdrlrlton, with coﬂ's,
cotton, &c. put in for ordsi m. , -
T hue CurnphmtenGiliics, for Phiiadelphia
is nshore nant Sandown, and full of water.
From the Dutch Pajmst.
Ducts, Det'emlm' 29
chterday th..- conlervat-m senate held a
sitting cxtrmrdinary. It il 'l'cportcd, that
there was communicated to them. on this
occasion, : dﬂlught of : cenatus comu'ltucn.
{or prulnnging the present union of the.
icLZslatiVe body, and retaining. in attend
TO THE PUBLlC.
HE mbscribcr, after a lztpsc of time
_ necessarily consumed in the prepara
tion of his house, respectsuliy announces to
the citizens os Alexandria, as well w the
community at large, that he has taken for ;
term of years that noted and eligiblc estab—
hshment known) by the name of the Os]?
HOTEL, and once ochupicd by Mr. Gadlby,
whose distinguished lbilizicl Is I Mind
gave it an cclat which the subscrihet— hope!
to preserve by his unremiucsl exertion: in
aﬀurdiug to all those whosimuy conser on him
the savor oi their patronagc. geutccl am! rom
sortablc accommuchutissms. 'l'he suhzcribcr
decmsit unnecessary to indicate the multi
'city of cqnvenienccs attached to the City
ate]! and will only submit a description to
that portion of travellers who have summe
rally attcsted its numerous advantages. .
.. . _. Puuovfn." Member 26. -
Arrived. che 'ochooncr Hazard. [m .
Ballimprc sor:3£, Ssibudam. not in by the
Neimcn. ' ' ' '
BAY'JNNE, December 20.
A Portugu-ssi- and an American venci
have but] strangled on our coasts. Theire
was not a lingle person on boasssd'uf the
sunnes, nor has any thin been heard, of"
her crew; nsthzt of th: meric-tp. which
was bound stomsiP'niladclp'zsu for St; &
bastian, and which is; complete wrest, lb
have with great difficulty been cavcd.
'ss-—M
on the am.
FOR SALE.
A Iikciy NBCRQ \VUMAN, about 85
years ct'agc who is a good nurse, washer
woman and house scnfvant— Also. :: strong
well bu'lt COACHFE, almost as good as
new. For terms enquire of the Printer.
Februury 27 mits
'l'. W . PEYTON - .
ouvzns IOR deE; ,
6000 bushels Livcrpqol end Lisboo Salt ;
Muscavulo Sugar in barrel: '1
lions .md Lump do. do.
Coﬂ'oe in burd- asind sacka'
I-pcrial and young hyuon us in (unctuou
Spanish Se " in halfbonc
Mould and permaccki Unndlu in cuc
m. ysiL 3 Gum
James Brook. -
Febzusswsifioss! - 'a
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