Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-30 00:00:00, page 3

* Mr. Livingstoa had everv opportunity
that Europe could assssord of obtaining the
::t information on so important a subject ;
which added to his observations and expe
time in lum-fice, give: him an advantage
over every other writer that ( have seen.
s Anew History.--lt is intended, should
divine providence permit, to puhlish in the
[seen-an': Yournal, at the close of the
present aession ot congresa, and not before,
for want of time, and ot/ur good reasons,
an extended aeries of letten, addrenetl to
the people of the United States, in which
'willbe traced the origin and character of
French Iryfucncc upon the aﬀaira of the U.
States, during the ndminiatration of The
ntaa ]cllssenon. The work will involve
such atatements of sncta, and altetcltes ol
docuntentt and debate., hitherto concealed
from the public, both in the executive and
legitlatit'e departmenta of the government,
as may be published without a viciation ol
the constitutt'onal privilege: of those depart
anents. \tht those " constitatioaal privi
legea" are, the writer must of course de
cide for himself, in the first instance, and
the government will have a right to make a
" toustituti'mal" decision upon the subject
afterwards.
The ?. riter is aware of the inn-ende re
sponsibility which is attached to a task o (
this description. But having ealtnly re
ﬂected upon it, for a year or two, and hav
ing satisfied his commence, he do of
conne tude of his now," as" to the pro- ]
per courae to be pursued, and will pur
me it, regardleas of every poulblc Of"?
lcqnch Our eonn ust be saved
from the aubj'eetion to toﬂssttctencc Of
eloreign Wsisi' And (planet be T',
raising—w ache-ou- "a pennon-'t
-MtonnAeN—djlm saw;-si of.
mue-.: v =- ,..si F'si-si- 1,
-—
GGIMRGQ'IKOM .
Th' improve-ent net-ly and: nt tlsiw
en-nncu 9! that Rev. Dr. "do I die-ting
He on, :. very perceptible; by nodnlog ]
the home much on:-mer, at well .: being*
more convenient for thou who hm pen
in the gullet-y
Thic intpronment, bow:-er, it lihly to.
be comter—bthmcd: for the inti:1* doors
(to prevent the sun;: tsul from leaving them
open) have. sprin-o vs a-fix-si-J, to make them
recoil . and now, th mssh me ﬂcfsi'lf the cf- !
feet: of mio sange: sulneu, we [ten:-from 51, 7
by the door: being to src neatly susfarcd to ss
owing too, with nll thci force and jnr,
which must be painful to the upcakcr as
we" on the hearen
sz'mg waikcd in, without any noise my- ct
his, ( cannot help rcccumnsitcnding th.tt
manner,-with due (espect t-t ozhcrs.
Om- aft/z: Cbngresi-zatian.
lt must be pleasing to every Amcrican
to find, that while the ambassadur of his
nation wan engage ved in the interesting ch
jects of his mission, that he omitted no
thing to obtain the best information for the
improvement of our tural economy.
The legisiature of New-York ordered a
thousand enpies to be printed at the ex
pence of the state.
Me. Syowozn,
! have been highlv gt'atisied in_ reading
the ** Entry on Sli [) ; their varied: --
account of'rhe ﬂserinorr of Spain, France,
Us. [Zqstectiam on the but me.'/carlpstrcati
i-w :liem, end raising astzci in the (Mind
S. in.-s, ' together walle miscellaotesus "mar-is
on sheep azdwoollm nmnufatmres . by Ra
bcr: B. Uvingstan. L. L. D. President qf
t'u- Sacietnyr promoting man! fist;," is?-:.
! am oft-pinion that the fat-mer; of our
country will sud it as use-ful and interesting
Work as any of the kind that has appeared
in the United State;.
+_ 'rmmur. lANUAsiBY a. ; A
A ) 4.
N. --t
.]
sssi Wnnþqw-vm appeu in .?chct
:mk, lndthc idle time of publlc'nsitction;
swmprybnblymf nqh thou of aye-7,
'a fearful.) -!
?
L it"! do Mnsire-Edeml Republcan.
I
As did now come time ticce ] hue teen ss
; inned upon of our expom, nnd amm u ;
sim uniting to divert chqpeople of ! 'u
; country from mention to theinrue nnd eo- ct
\ tential humect, you will oblige the sub
[ocribcr by npubliohing the following ex
ss mue from M r. Gallic'an's report for 1808,
! when Europe was in :: mcc'ot' peace. and '
' we were not excluded from any customcrl T
l English European ports, 16,8-l9,317 ]
; 34.84o,949 '
ss Spain and Spanish colonies, 2,4-27,70$
ss s-t,623
Portugnl & P tz-tttgucso colonies, 1,97l,495
East lndics generally, 11,l77
Vv'est lndies generally, 1,5$4,368
Chin.], 150,017
Louisiztna, N. W . Coast, Barba
ry, &c. 1,165,632
Straw: shew which way the wind blows, si
says the prove r't, and is so. ! think from -
the quarter trmn which the following comes, i
we may luok for a wind-wind tempent be.
fore long.
Fsox an. But-mon Wuto. -
High -—manly-—pro[er {so und
lt is probably the intention of the reci
dent to await the result of Adaps'l lmssion ]
to the north of Europe, before he recom- !
memls decitlcdiy attive measures against i
Great Britain. .
lf a confess-deraey. then, of all the great
power: he desirable, and surely it is, to :
enforce principle: of maritime equality and -
justice; ought not the Autumn: Couct- ;
cases to'draw up : declaration of princi- ;
ples, for the support of which they will
pledge themselves by bode-na vote .? 5
Then let our foreign ministers at every" :
court,sibe instructed. . sielter into phns of
co-operatinn to any? " ' into effect—40!
siunshnckle commune, and to free the 'ocean.
Mr. Madison inly aim at the same thing, ;
"continusly and quietly; but it is time for}
Congtess to take : bold, open and an enal— si
tesablsse stand. — . -
'Mnst the eongress of- : free people, _che- ,
ecnifor their superior wisdom" asindssinsictdect
pendence, he directed solely by the ends of :
one man, or be splpsialledby the suggestion
trust Wfctq '
Lsi'Nqn-ni'symbfofawwth
Tot-il dom. produce exported 342,205,951
Which was within : million of what, was
esported in 1806, the year in which Bone
parte attempted to enforce a proclamation
hlockade without a ship of war, and suc
cccdctd by our embitrgo act of December
1807.
An old ]!crcs'tant.
[The above table proves two important
fact: in :! scriking manne-r. -
lst. Th'-no! our dmm-stic produce only
5 1-2 millions went, before the commehce
ment of the present extraordinary system,
to France and her do.-pendem countries,
which now exclude our trode; but at the
same time, between 36 and 37 millions
went to ths: British dominiuns and the o
ther countries, with which trode would
now be opcn. if we did not renounce it.
In other words. we might securely carry
un 6 or 7 times as much of this trade as
France could practically interdict. [me
this ealeulation is not taken the large in
crease of profitaþle,trzde which the political
changes in Spain and Portugai have 'and
will produce in this hemisphere.
24. The second ssct is, that Russia, to
whom we hsve'sent an mnbnssador, does
not take a cents worth of our ptodttce. Yet
she has her consttls here. and wt- are told
is ahouc to appoint :: minister siso. What
is all this for? Wlw to find & birth to an
spotttnte, and to bring about the "liberty
of the sans," 0 In Band/turn.] ll
by'impesirinl edicts or embargocl. \
Domestic produce. DQL'ars. ]
To Pruss'm, 178,837 ss
Uniud chherlands. ] 1,451,710
Hamburg, Brcmcn, &c. 1,308.293 ss
French l'lumpcun pens. 1,87 7,0-10 4
ltaly, Trieatc, and other Austri- !
an porta, comes !
Europe grucrufiy. 178599 ss
Swedenxand Swedish colonies, 215372
DenmArk and Danish colunies, 1,212,243
Russiz— nothing, '
English colonics, 6,74-8,58t*)
French colunies, 3,055.153 '
Dutch colonies, - 1,347,190
$,412,5_86 ;
,- nho cannot eom rebcnd the, leadiogpoinri '
! of mind policy. pnbfic low; jn'anee, and!
full the probable consequence: of in diﬀer— ?
enr operation. ,si ct , _ .
[si !: it not mine: mrprizing, not to my si
,hummmu'g to the ridectp! mssAmerienn,
that no member , congren [in Werro
produced a surement of our 'reaonren .}
, Ler-mch omentenrsibe given; [can nim
ss of the? calculare ?" Tri'lss si ' 11}, be lhd :
ss can . let prinei In _ ' sine egdoon
si be brielﬂy exhibitepd, and the nation endisil'j
in energieo rawnm to maintainxhenu 4
soreign nations know our degerminniQm]
and my life for it, our chanccer will be si
epcedily retrieved and out righu he now
\ knowledged and reapected. "
CANDOUR.
i ?. S. I: may be aid, that (ix.-c-Jzu-atioM1
', such nal have nated, would be an inter- '
i fcrencc of one branch of our government, !
with the connimrional provinco' of another. ct
To chin, let it be replied,1hatsi the nenwi
, making power, mþpoaed to be rested in the !
; president and ornnte, i. inefactunl without!
si the consent and support of the hanoe of re
} presenmives, who hold the" purse and sithe
; sword of the nation. lf eonutruccion make
, she constiruzion, God prevent onch : cond
? struEzion would enable she president and
ss aenme to bind na hand andsifbot, agsiziinsc the
ss savingvoicc of our immediate representa
si, tives ! T he institution of diﬀerent bodies,,
' is a wise institutinn of-eherks.
ls it not- shamesuhhatrhe representatives
of the people lag behind the secrctnry of
state on the subject of muse:-unru— ? No
speech. long or short, is pronounced on
that animaiive theme ! si
)
ssI
ssHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. ..ssuincy followed Mr, Wheaeen !
signinec the bill- - !
(spoken—cloud hie legem] , ..
"'*._._..__.....-"*ct' ct-ss—si-ct-sssi—ss—W ;
Public Saic. ' ' '
in three seemi. THis ' AFTEsiRNOGN
will be eold, on lnin'e whers,
17 hogshcade of Sugar; on a".
liberal credie. which will be made known et
the commencewent of the ale.
.Mr. list-an': bill wae called up—The fi- ss
nal queetion, eke]! the bill/ner ? Still be-lss
fore the heuee. _ l
_ Mr. Bibb was in lavor of the bill—ageinatss
war at this time—not became hie constitu
ente were averse to war, for is every; atetn
in the union was as willing to war ae the
etate he represented, he ehould be 'illinj
to undertake it. He thought the bill would
be ueesul—he believed that cence and to
bacco had already riaen on the pipe-talk
that thia bill would be paeeed
Mr. W/ieeton wee egeinet ibebilL—Io
thought it a mieereble thing, and though X
me said to be conceived in sithe peiece, be
thought is ever it wee brought fold! to life
ic would, like ice ill-send broiben, the em
zbnrgo end non-intercoeree, live- unreepece
ed and die unlamemed. He we: even e
geinet excluding Briiieh end French armed
ehipe end vesscle from our weren, ne he
thought it wae : breach of neu:rniity,£o
refuse the righte of hoepitality to my na
tion.
none delivered on (hie loor: ] )
Received. That the eommittee of any:
and meane be inetructed to enquire into
the eapediency of laying additional dutiee '
on all goode, warea and merehandize, of
the gromh of Great Britain, and France,;
and their dependenciee, which may be im- '
parted into the U. State-e, or any of the ter- )
ritories thereof. Laid on the table. 1
[Tasiien for the Alexandria Cradle.)
Mr. Seybert presented the petition of the
atockholdera of the Bank of the UssStates,
praying for a renewal of the chaste-t' of
eaid bank. Referred to a aeleet eommittee. l
resolution : 1
[Mr. Quincy me on the door ibee ear ct
neuer] 89_. si 1}
[Mr. Nth-etone epcccb wu eecond to
Mr. Rim: (Ten-) oﬀered the followingss
Congress cysT/tevUniud State;.
Most)", january 29.
Philip G. Musicﬂcr.
.;"-*-- .jl
sspoigted. _ ,_
? lnuary _29. si * ;si'si'ssx ,
: Lsiands near Washinggpsi 'n fury-le '_ ss
I Mild; Sal-l., mctnmaemssme -.'_
cult-able end highly implsswible' *\
OFLAND, nimate on {he me side 6! she ,Jss'si
: W: ebington and Wdﬂl Tdtnpike, add _
\ bounced by Potomew "th-er.- Idle- m "less , 1
dismal about : mile end in he" swm Willi
inn:-a and three and : hubffrcm MWMM
conceive about 50 leve-, 61}: fifth who—abi- ;
man-ab of the first siquafi ysil the helm it ere- -
ble, aﬀording sevevelfus' _epri_nge' of. week,. '
and a beautiful eitueuq so}- mudmj. "she I
was skill be shown [my him. made anl—
npon applicauon to
sssi .
! - - (Son ofPln'lp. ) si
; Ianuaky 27
} VALUABLE PROPERTY.
si F () R 3 A. 5 E. "
&
A threbstory BRICK W'ARE
' HOUSE at the corncr- -os Union end Prince.—
ettcels , 28 sect front upon "Prince; and n'
feet 4 inchce' from upon Union-street. Qc
cupicd by lum-then end David Rdee. '
A HOUSF; :end LOIvoccupi
ed by Jacob Leap't. thb ,]..bt. (note 3} foot A
ss inchce on Union- 'IKMC, end :" feet 8 inches
on a 20 feet alley; it lilthc Said altogether;
or divided as any boat enirsiþmdueere. ,
d ! .. Pu-fcte "(w
HIS" ssz'***'*ssli';.'...si-.""...£':'
ne. e ter-me "
Dr. &qu date, eeerLeeehoqi, Who,
eootn .
75! When: 'sieeee Inctsarmedsi the
ill-15 "".si'si'ctmsimfsi'ctm 3:- si
one-on .
""?" " ,, mm'sisiffifi: ""
it me o :
i—agz agsid in thle belief-ble maid then
tion es it will ineeieebly end-Withoute
,penddoesofthoh
I .. JohsR. Dante
Been-beau}. , -__ ct- lﬂbsiecti
; For Salcpr Leaf-:. ,
' I wish to tell,". len. on mild sinnbr' .
z'ct-noe. L-sik of' (3de on the moan-of _
Prince and. behind Mindlusid PQILQÞ '
STlior-xsid BEER'W M.
A mm-ctm-Wm. esse-by. 2 _
). land-ed. Wind! With—lids,;
qctngshe apply dmnsssehmmlctsi - .
Ameetinctsi of the Duct:- ss
ors as the Bed-gle: Mangfmm '
Cssamþzny of Alcxaddm. wants 1 '
placesi- on chnesday 29 If? ctsi;
the 3th inst. att 'qsiss
John Macleod—whesiq an Agelssxtss
tor the Company will bsiej eP-ss "
m.". si . . .ss—si , ct fy; ._si .
January I. _ -. - ;ss two;
if 13" 0- ,
the navgnli - [;
bout-did ]}
red eeendtekehilne "he" l.:
Rlluxpoeed of nthe sin;-7
Duke, Patrick, end Woli weete, hoinggo one
sourth of :: equare.
For terme apply to 11.
-'ct Je ehmy.
] mo.10.ct , 'I lids
Disttict of Colu'mctbxa,
sounty V'dlcxandria, an, es, lelo'si.
WAS committed to the jail of (hie abbey
as a rnneway, e negro man He calle him.
eelsJCHN GEL A'l, end -s.1 yes'lisie-ie thepro
perty of Mr. Edwerd dmhler; 'Af leshw'n,
Virginie—he ie about 40 yoelfe- ofego'ss five
feet eight ingheem high, ded en waget end ,
panteloone o me men man, old:! '
brown cloek; heh honftwo nonce ﬄ .W.
which he was oﬀering for eele. The '
ie requested to come end preve 'die p
.: 29.' - &
him, so.
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nzrctmﬀ." m cell
A vacant LOTss binding
" siss' 80 WO MAN, me]: tffiH-D :"
- the Printer. -
lame: Camec M
Charles Alexander,