Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-22 00:00:00, page 2

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mo:-ry do the-estnoos Wm. Fitzhnzh,
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1 know you Minute" can; .wimem,
Twiat words and meaning: as you ple-ma ;
- That language, by your tun mach pliant,
si Will bend-to later all yon'ﬂ spy in't ;
That 'tid the wish direct the sense
To made on: e'en-youyaide's pretence.
Since thiuga are tho-, uzdcfmdcnda,
barsallaciouinuendo. _
' latest Ne'wafram Spoin.
" On'Saturdny_nrrived at this port, the ehip
Whampoa, Dekoven, and Cantilla, both
"from Cadiz, the former during lest that
part on the Air of December, and contain 1
Dekoven'haa politely'favoretl the editor of
the Merean'tile Advertieer With the tollow
ing verbal 'intelligencepiz.
That a battle wan fought in La Mancha,
near Carolina abosint the middle of Now-m
ber. between a Spanish army of 50,000 men
and Ney'a division confining of from 18 to
20,000; thaton the-approach as the French
army,10.000 of the Spaniarde threw down
their arms, without fit-ing a gun ; and that
-the remainder retreated, and nere com
pletely diapened for three day: ; that they
again muttefe'd te" the amount - of from 85
to 40.W men.. ' _ -
An executive government had been form
ed & Seville, confining ofaix members; of ,
whichthe biebopof Laodieea was appoint- :
ed the pmident. The Central ]unto still
estate!!- - . 7
A deem had been penedby the Spaniahct
governtnent 'for-engmenting their mny to
no or 800,000 men. .
Asi \ ger'tn the Who ,who wet
at Mr on the let of eeember. in
fotmnsithatuartnyofsooo nen nal tue-4
' Shew: me, bete knuve, which way you squint.
In O'rpltan Boy, all wan endpak,
Sore pierced with ﬂattery; chiding/"salt,
To tender Amm told his maurnstd tale,
Osjriwm', affect-tane, and osfit'ndred last
May be more innocent then you.
She beard, was grieved, andsheda tear,
Andon the ground all night it lay—
!tfraze—tlte morning-found it there.
A pear] ofprt'ce, a 'gcm of pure-;: ray'.
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So eaying, on the Pox he ﬂies : , 5
The eelf-eonvicted selon dice. 4
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" Thou knave, thou foe], the dog reply'd,
The derne is juet, telte either sule : '
Thy gurtt these application! epeak :
Sin eh .' 'Tie conscience make: you squcak.
It th' other night your master lost
Threelambe, am I to pay the cost?
Your vile reflecticn would inn/dy
Thet Put the thief. You dog, you lie "!
A ekepherd'e dog unskilled in sport-e,
Piek'd—up acquaintance of all sorts ;
Among the r'eet a Ye: he knew ;
By frequent ehat their friendship grew.
If ! laah sin in general action,
la't—l apply, or aclf conviction'?
Dante: are'my theme. A'm ,! to blame
I! man in mortal: are the same !
Ftiend, quoth the Cur,- 'I meant no harm ;
Then why eo eeptioue ?. why eosi warm !
My words, in common acceptation,
Could never give this provocetion.
No lamb, (for aught] ever knew)
I no man call-or ape or an ;
'Tis hie owu eonscienCe holdsthe glass.
Thus void of all offence I write ;
Who elaime the fable knowe hie right.
Reynerd grew huﬂ'. Saye he, this meer
From you ! little tho't to hear :
Your meanin in yeurlooke l eec :
Say ! what's emo Dohhins, friend. to me?
Did ! e'er make her poultry thinner !
Prove that ! owe the dame e dinner.
At thiegall'd Reyoerti wine'd end swore <j
Such language ne'r wee given before.
As on e time the Po! held forth,
On conscience, honesty, and worth,
Sudden he etopp'd; he cock'd his ear:
Low dropt his brushy tail with four.
Hold says the dog, we're sole from-harm,
'Twes nothing but e lulse elarm.
At yonder town 'tis market day ;
Some farmer'o wife is on the nay ;
'Tis eo—l knew her piebeld mare-—
She'e bringing forth her poultry were.
Bless us, the hunter: are abroad :
What'a all that clatter on the sond ?
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From the Frmnan's jouriwl.
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AFcti—BLE.
PI'I'T.
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.. . si-ss _ av- ,' .. .'._'-r\*.' lss'ctctir.
memly expected r.:_ _G'\L' altar from Binbon,
to uke poue'ssion ofctCwm, she.-island! of
Miooria As") Majorco, and" lncW—"siandthut
is. was undsi-nwed. the membm as she Spa
,nisssh ]untsiu wctoulJ remain l'o'Cema; in _ __
the French army shosslsisid cause-them _m__ ss
tire- Nn imriiigcmziz' drenched C.."dizssoi.
she: burning us Madrid. ' ss— - si '
lcsiwas known at (iibralcar on th': in of
December. that. & p'm as the Tsiulun fleet
hind retained into port. _ '
- The ship Bram'm, Siogh-eon. of Phihdelss
!phia sailed (sum the Straiu for New Ymu
' about the middle of None-ber, laden
si with bnndysi met, &c. '- The th'-p Haie, of
New. Yorksi, was ! - ing at Alicant un [he
Sd of December. ' bout the same: time ;:
i schooncssr from New York arrive—In Algc
* inns. '
; Captain Drkcwen hue furnished she edi
Zrmzos the Mew:-mile. Advcnisrr with a
! fiie'os Spanish pupcll to the Ggh of Decem
l There was no news of consequence at
ss Cadiz, except that (Serona had at laat sall
ss in to the French, after having undergone
:. siege in which the inhabitants experienc
ed great prit'ations and chewed astonishing
sortitsiude and courage not eqttalled by Sa
ragmsa or any place the French have ba
sieged—in Spain.
"It was reported that the marquis Romana
had gone forward to collect and take charge
of the defeated Spanish grand army, and
had been able to form another of about
40,000 of the defeated troops and peasatt
try, with whom he hoped to atop the pro
_gresa of the French.
., There waa 'a report in Cadiz, which came
by the way of Gibraltar which was thought
very" probable, that Bonaparte had ordctnd
80,000 of bia troopa iron: ltaly into Spain,
and intended to let his brother ]osepl'. ea
tabliah himaeli. . ct
' The French continue successful in the
province of Catalonia, and it waa expected
they would be able to poaeela themselves
of the province of Valeaoia as they were
getting poaseaaion of the diﬀerent parts on
its coa'st. -
A number of Spanish ships of the line
were laying at Cadiz ;. acveral srigateshad
been fitted out and aailed for Sooth Ante
nca.
Commodore Purvia was atill in the Atlaa
layin at Cadiz. There were ten British
sail o the line expected, and to more would
be of! that nation to act ac oceaaioo may re.
quire, who nill no doubt prevent the Spani
ards giving up Cadiz. Another greatob
ject ia the takin care ostha Spuaialt and
Fret'th (lots ying there, in case .the
French shouldctbc aoeeeassul.
The but informed persons in Cadia
think that Spain must h:oots sall. as (i.-e has'
not now any troops cansidr u '
the English are Ittteh dimdsfiffiithm
.ss'
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board the ship Camilla, eaptain Wrn. Flemf
ing. of Philod'elphia, has communiented to
us the following intelligence [or pdblica
tion. -
Lest Cadiz in the afternoon of the Gth. of
Dcc. 1809. with the schr. Ruthy of 80!
tun. The brig Mary Arm, sin;-sir, of and
for Alexandria, sailed the dry before the
Cautiiltt. — ct ' -
Upwardt of 45 sail of Americztn vessel:
were at Cadiz, who had generally toctstore
their eat-goes; the mark-na being dull on
account of the number of drrivals from the
U. Sl'dloo'.
Six or 7 vent-le would sail for diﬀerent
parts in the U. S. in the courte of a week.
Saw an Amerit'sian brig standing in as the
Camilh came out. Then had arrived sin
fetv dztys before she sailed two vessels from
the southwurd, and one from the eastward,
names not recolh-ctt d. -
Yesscls carrying out cottnn are subject
to a qua-ctntinu of 40 da) :, ut- Ire all those
vessds whose bill: of health she not regu
larly certisicd by the Spaniuh conaul. 'l'lte
conduct of the health officers had been to
various to t'eeselo,urrivitt_tj from the U. S.
that it is impossible to give tt rttlc {or their
conduct, as almost every day brought out
mine-new order.
The renewing the qttnrantine to 40 days
(the old resolution) was in conccqucnce of
the relsiunl of the Spanish Comw! :! New
Tt-n' to endoree the billcsios health ; and at
the same time stated to the government that
a contatgious disease was in Now-Ytnk;_
and at allssthe potts in the Uniterl Sutes
had commit communication, it would be
proper to lay a general quarantine, which
was accordingly cttlonc ; nor Were the Sþun
ish contuiar certiticztes to regular hill. of
health, from other parts in the U. State
nny advantage in the first instance, but all
sharcd the sate of that: from New Yorlt.
Even vessel: which had been at Lisbon-el
and putormed : quztrantine of 8 days, and :
brought bills of health {tom thence, had t.)
lay-10 days, detlucting the time they had
been at Lithon.
ber- .
. ]ouph E. Bloomsteltl, passenger on
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::de dsisi ! '_ 'ss'. . ss ,
The pum esthe Sssicrz Me! . ;;ct, ss
, only bark-de;- on to thq -tl*'_m.sssicn,
are tuous; and may be held men fcwsi
. she; are inch an end be (iepcmlgd ct :.
* Should the Fs !! pan thessSi-m -_\-(
the wind-(An in wi}! full to them.
dC'Bm'y: (] out: Fn'enLh lrigct'tc. ' Then were
& 1500 mopn at Man nim- An l'lngl'u—it
- srigate, 28 days lrom Pommouth, passed
sssi St. Picnja's on the Mr.}: Dcc. and wan acid
, Lobc guin again-du Mmlomem ;,sh
siwnjoinc hit'Sh Pierre's by two armed
briga. lie,-ort' stated ;ihn Sl- Bar'holu
meVir'l hnd reviously considered; lull it
was mit. believed. Pr'ice :! Amcricnn pro
ssducc apMactrcinico. (fie-:ch ult. Flour 11
dollnra; lnmberg from 50 'to_ 60; fu'l. 4
do'olau,(duﬂ) ; and'ochu produce in pro
portion. Colonialpsiroduge, ougar. :) dul
larc ; coffec, 15 dolku'z'. mob-jeo 25 cu.
; Arr'nved zch'r Bones. Authour. Mctsssi
tinico, 20 daye— The Bet-ty. WM helrrsilsi
' to Nchork, but pot into this portlt. dct.
tree-t', bewingssppmnk ale-H.; lieo on acwsssssiss
of hie memsiwossossi whom. namec !Hh'x
. Blue end David Cobhett. tdied, on bow-si
Lest at Murtinicoþﬂg Admittxmcessocthctsi -
.of and for Salem. to until in 8 day:; ssiisi
, Mindwcll, Bt-ush, of Button, for Nurmi.
tosseail'in 10'daye ; ech'r Elinbethsi'tiC-ut.
i ty, for New Yorlt, to sail in, 8 days.—si.
Twelve other Arnericnn vessels remainn
at Martinicm- Cnpt. Liucoln lost his ve
sel at St. bPierre'e. (Martinico) on the 2—tu
October, et which titne ecvenlf other Vet
eeletvsim driven eehore, in :, set-ere gale,
end losiet; nmong which were the British
East lndia ship Fortitude, which cost in
l building w,oooz. me hearing : cargo of sssiss.
1 ger on board; the E 'eh ehip halk-p,
With ncnrg'o of celsee ;- merican ache-me:
harm, of Plymouth, Muse, brig jch'u
son, Lincoln, with a full CUSO; tcl-oom
Erinl, M'Gouty, of New London,-win:;
l cargo—veesels and cnrgoel loet but on live:.
An expedition wu'sspr pering at Fort Roy.
al, to go against Guadnloupe; our inscrm.
ent, however, imagine: it. will not take
plnee. Adnlinl Cochrane had writ-ed.:
few day! before from Halisax. in the Pom
sipey, 74 31!!! ehip, euppoeed to take com
rnand of the expedition ; which would nc
joined by the Aberrrombrsite, commnsslure \
Fobie : two frigatee, and fiv: aloope uf'war.
, which had been lying at For: Royal wait
ing (or reinsorcemenu daily cupected {ram
Part-mouth ; before the (third of with
the attacked would not be commence].—
Four French srigztee lntely arrived at Gua
daleuge from France; the had pressvioutxy
fallen in with the Bri'tieh fiiglu Juno, last
from Halisax, Which-they took, and pro
ceeded on with her to Gondeloope ; two of
s the sriptel entered the you of line—tatem;
the other continued weetwurdly.-—ctt'z
French srigntee which enteri-d But-nurse.
had 600-men,end pmt-itione for the re lies
of that place. On the ﬂoth ult. actions-1
were received at Meninico, thet .m [c.-si
liehlligate of two ships of the line, (lb—si)
'frigates, a eloop of war, and two 'tllt'nci
brigs, made an attack on a small sort :! the
west end of Buasaterre, on the Pith, let-t
' Were repnleed with the loss of 250m-:u,ml
had sailed: ain for the Sainte. [Captaiu
Came-ton, of the Hazard slaup of war, was
killed while attempting te haul down the
coioraos the but. 'l'he_fdrt well provided
with but 6 or 8 gon:;but during the eeige
was etrmgly t'eintssorcetsi-o' The frenchzot
fire to the srigate Juno, end the English
beams ch'exi'mimdpn it not. ct
Dounþeyctssltsi __ ' ?" be!!!
_ \ lf'drsiSak qr'sslsi'sisssscasc.
! did to unom-csim Wsinm for
my" her Of-GLOM-ml me Made 0
Pdnc; moot. bestow Alle-A ma ],qu
Newfsooxh Exzractor.
THE cut—milder hu cfemd un impmvc
men: in the ; inch-ment - for cunning teeth.
by which that oþdfMion is no;-dere] consider
lNs 10" Pll'hshl; lnd mo:-6 "use. than by me
comen method-. andsiuppfiujn n." case-F
During some,:nonths on "of this inn.-'H
mem, (the only ode onsiwpt 'Bmlsi's Pain"!
when thu- wi" apply) the jcv has in no in
stance been injure-1, nor the sun torn (or ):
ccntod.) .
'Pcnono who (tho-sit.- teenth-! ut their
bones n usual . Appzy lover—endos Prince
me:: to . _
Ch : -D_ou las.
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