Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-20 00:00:00, page 2

CAILED
GEORGE BARNWVELL.
' Thosirntood, _ Mrsi. Downie
chle, Bxctiers
' George B'arnwcn, Cone
1 rucman, - Master Barre'tt
.Blum, - Mr. Francis
Gaqlq-r, ' " _ Harris
ssss ' in, si __ MasterScrivener
Mctaria, Mrs VVilmoc
— Millwood, Mrs. lct'rancis
Lucy, st. Jcﬂ'crson
ssssssctTo ? which will- be added, :: grand fantomzmzc
— Olzaratic Ran ancc,
CALLED
The prospect is rendered beautitully in
tercscing by adistant view of a river and a
bridge over i. , moving objectsure sccn on
the river and bridgc, Mother Uoosc appear.
descending from the skies mounted on hex
savorite. bird—t'ue clouds disperse, and a
crowd of male and female viilagcra assemble
tcto celebratc she nuptials of the 'Squirc andss
Coliiiettc. -
_:ssALEXA NDRIA THEATRE.
On ssT/zursday Ev'em'ng, Sijbtsifz
Principui Vii lagers, Messrs. Jacobs, Char
nook, Bunett, Vvilmo' , Alicn, M .;c- ubbiu,
MASWrs Jcﬂerson and Downie, 'nhs bey—
_mq$jsi M15ct. lctit, M.:cts l'c, exit, M' 153 Jvficx
. Cshrhs os Peasants— " Now we'r: met on a
very merry morning."
Country Ga'zettc, 5 Dallars.
a—ssnsiirsi- —-—-—-———— -———— sissctsi ct -
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
Alexandna Dmly Gazette,
- coumchctuct UPOLIf-ICAL.
.Rmsssimdu! on &] & celebr-ted [ale of that !] ..me,
compile'sil unsil mrangesii by ]. Ullm'en, Esq.
wxm considerable addition! and uitCl'MiUfiS,
as pleurmed at the Thumc Royah, Lovent
(Baruen, with the greatest apnl-sssiusc. The
'sitcenery and man hincry designed and exe
cutcd by Mr. Jcssexson. lzrcsscs by Mr
Maccubbin. With the original music by
Mr. \Y5\c. Pantomime under the dixec
tion of N'Ir. I-rmicze.
Air— "The Grasvh 1; fzcta c/n'z rups', lioten,
ll-Z . t'." . .
The scene 'mass-icsssiily changcs—to
:MOTHER (iOOdE'S HABi'l'All'lON.
Her savorite Goosc now appears, which
the press.: us to Colin fox having icscucd hex
from the !ury of the 'Squixe and his attend
pnts. Mothci Goose ic'lcats the following
ss lines . -
Jtay dpubt not—whilc she' a kindly used, chell
" Iciy
.! Golden Egg an ear]: succeeding dey.
The scene presents to view a Hallsi-in Awa.
si' "ro' s house. ,
Colin enters with his goose and golden egg,
which he ossers to Avaro, on condition Coli—
none becomes his wife, which he accedes
to; but wnhiug to gain all the gold at once,
18 ssabout to kill the bird, when Mothei Goosc
enters. seizcs the egg and thxowfs lt through
thoriaduw into the sea. The' squire now
enters, and by magic power she changes him
10 th! down, Avaro 10 Pantsialoon, Colin to
Harleqnsiio, am] Colinenc to Columbine.
The festival is interrupted by the appearss]
-,uncc of Colin, who der ctmmls Use daughu: ? Os:
Avaro, accmding to hi s pzim promise , the 1
domestics of the Squixc impedc the lovexspct
'H—Wily 'Gezmc 6 Ddlars per ann'uzn.
1
Motbchoose, Mr. Blissctt !
Colin- Hurdinge I
'quixc Bugle, . Jeﬂsicrson 1
Avaro, -B1i-3 is ;
"Scaleno and Choruc—"isss/mz guardians
bred}.1 t/m'r p; am: .se si-L/zee."
When they sing; the following
Scenc the second. MOTHLR GOOSE'S
RLTRLAT.
siSAMUELSNownEm_
_ * - Royal-nreclsi, Alcnsi'ndn'a. '
Mosher Gno-xe retires; the pursuit now
signes Ware wsif: en Hz-lequin commences his
fcsite bv lesiﬂþ na- tumugh a window. The
r-ss-m- chanccs '0
Some Me First, A Isi'z'llagc, with a Starm.
1 Country 'Trwern. wzth a Sign Past, 30.
A punchcon !ish. the Yprd 52?! !!!!lesz
MOTHERF GOOSE;
THE GOLODEN EGG.
_ Harlsscqu'm. Mr Hanis
Pamaloon, ' Briers
Closiwn, Mr. Jeﬂ'erson
Coiumbine, Miss Pctit.
WED Al'lD sisfUBI-IIHED m
{I
WILL BE PERFORMED,
- Jsii TRAGEDY, IN s 'ACTS,
4
—
...__-_._- -M-----——
n'ou
;gic power siof [Harlequin-jt.desce1_1ds,_ and is
;changed to a- Slzqd. Bsiasket, anssssd'thc Fish tum-ct
{ble about the'ssirage ;_ Harleqismctthrows oﬀ'his
'dress and becomes a Fish .usiaman; ' A DWC?
siis roposcd and a Mock Opera; ,one is exe—
?cuted'sibsiy the down siand fish woman-ct—The
'scencte changes. , ss
si Cborus qf Villagcrs—ss-si When Pjþcc, &? T aborc
" rcnd the Air." ,
'sissVlEW OF A FLOWER GARDEN.
Gardeners are arranging the plants—Har
,lequin and Columbine enter and make a 'pan
takes'a ﬂying leap: A number of whimsical
trinctks are displayed, which to be enjoyed
mtzst'be seen.
sia' GROCER'S'SZIOP 29" POST OFFICE.
! The clctown steals letters outqf the box. and
is returning for :: second plunder, when it
sschanges to a Lion's Head, which he does not
perceive until he has got hissi hand in its
mouth ; he endeavors xo extricate himself and
draws out & Monkesi. Here Hurlequ'm plays
ssa succession of tricks with the down and pan
taloon, when the scene changes to a view of
sSssEBASTsAN S-PRlNG.
? Harlequin & Columhiue enter; 'she down
is alarmed by a huge Sz-zalcc, the machinery
of which'is so conskruete'd as to pursue him
in every direcxion round the stagc: The
ssscencsi'is suddenly changed 10 aprospcctivc
ivicw of _ \
! THE NAVY YARD. _
ss Mother Goose enters attended by her Your
;spritcs, and command :: fifth to rise and re
l . . .
Lheve the characters irom their bondage: -
YOddsish enters, Haricquin rnquests him to
: dive for the Golden ng, he at. Iength obtaius -
;it: Mother ('ssoose reconciles ull parties—
si waves her stick, and the spectaxor is present—
)
+
zed with the last scene
A SL'BM. RINE PALAUL, '
ssj The wings or sides of which are Dolphins. !
[The whole terminates by a distanc view of ;
the sea. 'l'he dancus approach habitcd to ]
correspond with the scene. 1
; Pas Seulu—Zgy Mr. Drmnmond.
sisi Doors to besio/zcned at sz'xwzdjmfirizzance 1
; to comments at 7 o'clnc/c.
91? 'sickcts to be had at the Thesxtre, nt j
Mr. Snowden's Printing Office, and BruoL's
Hotel.
The subscnbcr resPC-Etiuily ss
informs the inhabitants us Aisixzmzlriz'si, trsizzt *
7 on Monday the 2415. ings. hc intends opening s
an Evcning school. Terms as hcz-etqtm'c. '
]ohn Paradz'ctc. '
N. B. Hours oisi' itttctndancc from 6 to 9 ;
' P. M.
Septum. (!:th
Neiison's Greek Exerciscs,
sssi Ahrialgssd and revived for the ursiu oiss' bchods
r und Lollcges, by the Principnls of Uz'sictltimorc ;
: Culicge, wnh a concisisise, buz comprchcnsive '
! Symax; for sulc by _
! James Remedy, Se-n.
ss Baa/Gsclicr, fielzg street.
ss Scsi/zt. 19. (30
{53— I shail have Bran and
Shoxsits sor iale durmg the season
at my {tore on Janneyk wharf.
& ct A. I,). Gower.
; si qth MO. 10. zaw4w
N () T I 'C E.
essi Those persons .who have
not setticd their accounts, will 0in c me by
paying them to Richard H. Lz'tlc, who is du
} ly authoriscd to settlc m) business.
New Pubucations
just received by 7A111ES' KENVED]
sen. King street,
si Antidotc to the Melino Maxiia, now pro—
gressing thio the UnitedStatcs, '
O R,
The value of the Mcrino breed, placed by
observation and experience upon a proper!
i basls.
'l hc British Cicero, or a sciection of the
most admiicd speeches m the English lan—
guage—arrangcd under three distinct heads
of popular palliamentary and judicial oratoiy
—-with hietoxical illustrations and an intro
duction to the study and practice of elo—
quencsi in 3 volumes—by Thonlas Brownc,
'L. L. D ct
A Dictionmy of Practica] Surgery, con-ss- !
taining a complete exhibition of the plinci- .'
ples and plactice of Surgery, 2 volumcþ' ;
by Samucl Cooper.
Mavor s Lives of Plutarch, selected, con— .
-taining the most illustrious characteis of an-' .
liquity—l'm the use of schools. . iss
Dr Smith's translation of Longinus, with
Tthc original Greek.
u- Pinkcrtonsss Collection of Voy- ;
ages, pait 7th, is just received and ready for
delivery to subscnibers
james Kennedy, sen.
i Septombep_14. 95?!
is;; find mspen'd-siedto asi aignsisisipestsi- .sisiBy' the mssa; '
tomimical change, through which Harlcquin .
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Juiy 13 laysi
SePf- 14 cotf ss
jesse Talbott. *
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caseot retusal.
Things arc brought now to a crisis; a
most important and solemn crisis. Politi.
cally speaking. * life and death are set be
fore us., Life, if we act wiec and mansul
]y. Death, is our nation submit to thcss
manssdates osthc French emperor. Not to
mention that the very act of such submis
sion would be a complete relinquishment of
its birth right independence, and would give
the French forever thereafter, ?. controuling
inﬂuence in its councils : the whole train of
consequences would be fataland destruc
tive. A league with France on such condi
tions ! * There is death in the pot) It
would be like the sablcd league between the
wolves and the sheep. What! a lcague
with France to conquer England; to sub
jugate to the frightt'ul despotissim of the
former, the only nation but our own that
has the shadow os freedom left; to put into
the hands of Napoleon the British navy,
and thereby put ourselves completely in his
power. lt- would be nationa-lsuicidc. What
man that has the soul of an American, but
must view the thing with indignation and
? abhorsencc ? What man whoso heart is
Y warmed with patriot's blood, but would ra
sither die than see his nation submit to such
ss—shamcsul and ruinous conditions ?
! If Engliind'wc're subdued and cnslaved
si-by Napolsicon, 'and with our and, what hat
igtiﬄclca could gave gursctves from taltmg
" THE BLACKNESS or THE DAY."
"* But 10! where sunk in deep desp'air,
Her garments torn, siher boaom bare,
Impassttient freedom lies."
, - ss " ' LoLst.
The times which have passed over us
srpm the commencement ofour national
independence, have been at no period more
perilous than now. Our confederacy of
repuhlics is the only nation in the known
world that so much as bears the rcpuhlican
name." In name and manner ol-govern
ment, we stand alone in the earth. The
republic of Holiand, the little republics of
Venice and of ltaly, the confederated re
publics of Switzerland, are all swept away,
and there remains scarcely a remnantof
their former political institutions. France,
lately the pretended nurse of republics, is
the monster that has devoured them. She
has buried the liberties of the other nations
of contincntal Eumpe in the same tomb
with her own. Such of their eminent pa
triots as escaped the sword and scassold,T
are languishing out their lives in her prisons 3
and'dungeons. 1
There are but two nations in all christen- i
dom or even Upon the face of the earth,;
which can now be properly said to enjoyl
political frE-edom ; Great Britaiu and the ?
Untttd States. The former is left, alone {
and single hunded, to ma'zutain the mighty I
conﬂict with France, aided by all her vas
sal states and kingdoms, and led on by Na—
poleou, whose astonishing tztlcnts and pro
dlglotts nsources are all 'directed to "sits,1
t-Zfsilzctsict. :zu (Vc'ul which "Would rapid}; -.*-.-iiuw,
the measure would 5: illct-Pssiicluiabir, and
the result her cmzqucSL" This is the sum—
tition oi (jzuat Britain according to the
Statrmc-nt oisi governor Gsisi'ssþ', who never
lhcitss in ;cwshcr part of his speech, cun
surcs and repsioachcs her for continuing the
bloody strissfdef A hard case truly. if
thy submit they are siavcs; if they resist,
they are blood-thirs'siy wretches. 1
But though Great Britain is strugglingiss
for every thing that is dea'ss to her, tho' her
very indepcudcncc is at stake, tho' she is
magnanimousiy determined, if she must
perish, * to die in the last ditch ; yet has she
never asked, nuch lrss demandcd, that
these Unitrd Statcs should become a party
with her in the contcsc. All she prosesses
to wish, is, that that they would not be
partial to her foes. Whereas the emperor
Napoleon, on the other hand, insists that j
they join him, by making war on England. ?
He insists on this as a sine qua non, as the
only means to obtain his sorbcarancc: and
threatens us iijich his utmost vengeance in
U\ssCl uuuw. Ulbab unuuu ld du usguug xvl
nationalexistencc. She mUSt fight orpc
rish. She durst not, under present. circum
stances, make: a peace with France. This
is acknowledged on all hands. it is ac
knuwicdgcd in even the speech ofgovernor
(jcrry. its express language is as follows :
" Thus unhappiiy ciz'cumsiauccd" (says his
cxcciicncy) " is Great Britain, mid sin.
v'ssss-sig her safety in war. he: cunccivcs
iilfit b\ [)CUCC,hCT great and Olliy nusiimmi
sctisicgu-sizrd, her navy, must be: tisisi-manzisisid ;
h-ss-r numerous l'oz-cign scumcu wiii l'csssiann
uith joy to {hair native: snsssisics; that hsssssr
national scamsin, in Pint, h'iii in: conzpclicd
to seek can;:ic13mun abroad; and then,
when impﬄ'ious nccsssizy shut! again rc
cli-iw isiicr navy, in HI PWGCI'Y Hgm'ouo
From the Connecticut Churche;
-si..sssi_ , si, ,_
w **ss
_._-- ("sictsib 1)_:.n:— .- -sn.._._'f , _ r..
sssssiisimsidff the yokessct Of-IHZ con
! . sir '. _ .
, andcttht help We nud 'dsiordcd him? lttdt sct
".""..T "w—
ss__ w".
, humble petitions, he has at last dismrmhct.
' to be yokcd, msstnaclcd and sezttc'rtd,bt-si;ss
; the: world, and the scum us Ltii iututc agsssis.
si
i
T
_ mﬄ._._—_- ss_7__ss
ss nzagiszrute in Amcrica, and ccnifctuialso
' that such cotton or other cnmsinsrz'ssed wri
Allslups bound to (treat Urttztm mr m
dcrsis, or coming in through sfsircsg us wea
ther, damage loss or accidents of the sees,
are Pfsmittcd underthc authority of the: a
! bovcmcntioncd act, to pers.>:m thsi-ir quar
antinc at Cowcs: but it is tob: uhsm'ts
that no person must quit the ship on Fm a'
rival, until the CUSZOln house superinic'l'.
' ant has been along side, and given the lage
si permission to land. . ct
By 3" actof the 48th of his Brsstanmc
i majesty, chap. 104-—Pilots on the dzssmnz
, coasts Os Great Britain are now placcss<l_ _Un'
si dctffichsisdiction and control usthc l_sﬄ"
i 1)" House, and rates of'pilotagc cstabhs t'
shs Ships according to their draught of Wct'ct.
ter: the pilots licensed at the post sh
Cowes arc one hundtcd in nnshlntsctffi'ss
cruise in the district trom the: Owcts L'E'lsi
to the 1le of Portland ; and as thctr {niﬂes
es are now dcfincd, and the impﬂslﬄ'ctctsi.
and srauds formerly practisud on llltzsscsf .
ships arc defeated. It is ncvesirtlm .
visable, 00 account of ;: demandtulu w
tancc money, that no pilotagc blH bc !
until the consul's opinion he first cilkjsifbmact
The act as the 29ch of his Bmamsi-ssctssmsir
jecht ChaP-GG, rcgulating tobaccn ],sixjusiiih'
tations, being yet in extStcncc (;eo
Standing the cxpirationot chss 37L MTYU
king, for carrying into excguuonla "Unisﬄ
amitv and navigation w'fh tue: 0 the
stake:) it is desixztblg to lmprcssis -
' ten the hcgtrt of a man, who has 8
'The Dutch submitted u-kshu
.country among his minione-ss
received him. He impuszd o:
of the bloodiesc tyrants the citrtit tVCi' tm
scouz'gcsissd with, and bccmttc :t i3_\'t-\\'0r(i sit
ed their country, and made: a large portion
of it an intcgral part of the Punch un.
pt'rc.
Fciiow-citimm, the question nowigsisi.
concerning party puliticssi :tm-ssng ourselves:
but the question is whether :as a naziisim ";
will " stand ssizst in the: lii)c:'.)' witn tvniss'n
God has made: us srcc," or tamciy su'msijsi
cles (35 msictf bct') 81": lhc grown". mj pro
(luce Of Asssi'sssi'! si'si'S- Us, art: not o: six: gmctsh
and produce Us'sur'siectv, Asslsiu or Was
Ship 80 laden may be furnished wish ibc xc
quircd declaraxiusin or Ccslisicatc of His. Hs'
tides growch, whether bound to (3. h'mzust
for importacion, or transicncly bound_10
Holland, the Balzic or elsewhere, zitss-r
touching in G. Britain.
spttc of their earnest, I'to'ntbnSUBnch and
Barbary.
, s _ _ quefcr Z- \v *
once, should be in his power find m isi etsitt
posal. Thc' moment We arc 1". What ,.
gage in his cause by COHXPUSZQROGYULU].
i-car, we shall be more than half ((it rsssissm
The moment hc gains his tsihjm as sithtcd.
England, and gttins it' by oursi hsilnss hsisi
tiscd rapine, and converted murduin
science:? Let Holland answer tttc (inn:?!
ss Ut a dli'un.:sih
Napoleon gave them a king; liit\'qut:csiss\jisssi
. . . , . ' she"; ahoi'ct
of civtl mid military tsitcusis (ruin Fssiusict
they acquicsccd. He Commanded ihtmct:
shut their ports and anuiitiisi'tc tlttsiir sisisio
commercc : they obcysid- He (ztdnzsii
them to send their young men ahtosictzl si
conscripts, to rcplcnish his armics simiisi
die in torcign lands; they sent them, m.!
hopcicss of their return. But all this m;
insufficicnt to sostc-n their tmqttem. ln
(luwas, ]u!y 22, 1810.
ssi 'XTZ'fffrsisieblc si-numvcnicnzr huvlngbcm
(xix. .- si-zx.r_.-'ss} .si-y fii'ctss'ﬄ' of !hb Uniccd Skalcs,
on ;-:-;;'.siz,-; 3.ct. x.!ssctis uzunzry sorurdcrs audin
fussinp-siictv :ctn:: w mmk-fts ; I have lhsimg'mic
my (::z:si.si EC) give Lisi-chsi-iluwing inshlmatiou,
whsinsin A Juiy a'sitv'ndcd {O, will obviate cvc
ry difficult)", am] lht? ships will have srcc
admsizssilen !!UUMIh-udy on their prescming
themselves is") [silt nsiud Ofss Cou'cs.
By an asizt us psiniimnrnt passed in the
45-h ye::sizr <—f his Lititctz-zzic nmjc-csssx'srrisin,
chap. 10— All ships: :.nzj VfSStctfS ari'iving or
touching at any ;.sisssst :)! Great Britain, usinh
coucm or othcct :cumcratcd articlcs ]iabic
to int'cccion, arc ssictsssi-siF-sictcd to rcsn'aintuf
quaraminc, whzrsh) man.}; expence is in
currcd in obtainmg ordus in council for
their rclcusc, bsi-sf'siiss's &c.-lendes); Lmlsiss
such ship so laden bc ]zzovidcd with 11 du
cluratiun uschc shipprr, sworn lo !)e-f'usc-a
by the British ccnsu], or by um known
British merchants whclc no cunsul ncslch,
*t
wril
Tictiﬂ'clsssim (I
".* tir
spcct us for havwg yielded to lzis m si
WCUEQ
psiijsscf.
have littic cisc to do but to ] ss
these complianccs zmd bt'n'iifsi' Lsssssi
COMM ERCl ALL Y IMFORTAK .
If. is therefore recommcncful that ss-Vfsctv
To the Czlct'ss- cct'sicr os/lzc C'ustoms,
1)/Alladc'.'sij}/;?u.
From the I"rc.ctc-z,-z:m's ﬀszzrnal.
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