Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-22 00:00:00, page 3

* : __ _' '___ :;silTsiURDJ Y, SEPT. _ 22.
en by Lady Campbell, sslgspsummer, up
,udssissof 500 persons of fashion began to
,,epblc :: eleven o'dock ; dancing com
si cuccd at twelve; supper?: three ; danc
_- siss'cominued till nine ; breaks28t_ ac ten ,
jsiwhich thclozds and ladies. separated
.sgf sleep. The Pringe of Vv'alcs about 20
msizgo invitcd Mr.ssl*'ox and Others to
sszsinfwish him, after gctuming from Parlia.
; ment. Some very important business was
oathe tapis, angl the House of Commons 3
did not adjourfi till side::- o'clock the next ;
morning; after Which a large company
And with his royal highncss.
si A member o. Congress m a southern
' Wctct' declaiming against the importation ss
of English manusaclures, observes, that the
duties {aictd on them by Congress were not
hid [or the sake of encouraging home ma
jshcmres, but merdfssto raise a keyenue;
god mommmds such sihcavy duxic's, that
)no more can be imported. "Traicors to
' themselves, (hie? continue to supply & lzsra'e
ss, ofroL-lzm with the and means.: f t/zez'r ex
istmcc." A harde os robbers us a kind of
language quit: becoming in a dcmocratZ-c
member of Congrcss: but to pretend that
the only means of cxistcnce pnsissssessed by
the British is thef} commercia} intercourse
with this country, evinces either the palpa
blcsalsehnod or extreme stupidity of the
writer. Th: embargo and non-imercourse
lure sufficiently satisfied ever}: reasonable
democrat us the impctssibiiity of materialiy
injuring Great Briuin bv refus'mg her ma
I
. I: would be a source 'of "no inconsidcra- !
uh: amuscmcnt-to read over the speeches of
some of our leading members of both hou
sfsi's two or three years ago. They spoke
not of the probability. but Os the certainty,
Wost]? of injuring, hat absolutely starV
ing Great Britain. Her manusucturers were
tarcbel, and compel Parliament m sue this ]
countrysor forgiveness, and accept of such
ends as our lenient government might
.hsssimse to prcsrribe. W'ithout a ﬂeet to
makeour ncutml rights respectss-d, and to
enable us to trade esi's.siwhcre, and bidding
ctsssifmncc to the on'y power capable of pro
trcting or injuring us, We n'ere: to cnrich
. ss' ;; Houas.-'* Hours were made for
a' ;: ," a'srequcm remark of ]ohc-son,
5 the English people seem detcr-_
nufacmrcs, and denyng her our own saw
materials.
fssursehes and bring England upon her knees '
before us.
We, with half & (!(sizen ships .?
Rd adozen gun-hoats. were to protect our
fomﬂkrcc with the rest of the world, and '
"09th commerc: of Cr'cnt Britain. En
Zhsid. fighting so:- the prevention of univer
"1 domination, for us indeed, and for her
"" "ry existence, observcs the deep ma- ?
it! of our detestable policy, yet n'ithholds '
eeXpl'eztsionosthatjust anger, the exercise !
Khich might at once sweep the ocecm of;
'Y American merchant vessel & ex'ziccat'e 7
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mities} (O'PﬄV—f that they — Will be no slaves
siwsszhzn chose of fashion. Ata ball giv
her resentment, she seems to
" contemplatedour insatuation with asi
Zfee Os Pity. lnstead of retaliation, she
"13 to have smiled at the puny eﬀorts Of
,Tleic'e. and have only said, " doss thy
c' fWharm." W'ill any one'deny that, if
dtsposed. she might have kept a small
"(along our coasts, and completelctv have
oc td up our harbors? Or would she
" fared Cummodore Barney with his
and privateers? She has waited for
P'sation of common sense on the mind:
: majosstctv ofthis nation. Time must
. 'siﬂher she has waitcdctin vain. Pro
' andjusrly prdjoked, as Great-Bri
ceo, to see the eﬀective inﬂuence
ssg'tmh authority in our government, she
have retaliated by measures that
"'- kd !? open ware 51}? him
'"Ysodt of our commcrce. lnstead of
Ucistng
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England, sensible of this, has magnani
: mously avoided those measures of rctalia
! tion to which we had hoped to provoch her,
iThis moderation has more than ever en
tcreased the rage of our insatuated demo
, 'crats. England knowssi, and the v. ise and the
si politic of our own countr) know, that a war
F'betueen the two countries mast continue
fand end in reciprocal injur), immense on
four part, partial on hers. But our great
& injuries will be of little benefit to her ;...
ﬀ hence much of her sorbearance. Her jus
tice aside, her policy demands the continu
art. 77, one of the associatc
si supreme pour: pf ctlsi? _U. 53
— may appear to be_ on our part de ensivc.
!
Stitch wis the msh Os our ﬂanmsnattond
She alsisp well knew, and etill well knows
that, mious as our democrats may be for
: wat- with Ehghmd, and consequently an
aliiance with France, they are desirous that
; the blatnectof first aggrcssiosin may fall heavi
ly on the English, that a war, if it occur,
'ncxt message: to Congress fames Madison
Statcs's office for the parchment of our in
dependence, anssd btzf'm it before the capitol?
They may as Well (lo this at once, as by si
lence to acknowledge our dependence on
people of this country to go to wat- with her.
The aﬀztir of the Chcsapeake and the im
pressmcnt of a fss-w hundred Americsms,
will not be deemed sufficient cause. Now,
more than ever, wiH the government find it
difficult to muse the people to war. in his
again trying che cmbargo. Evsifn that mea
sure would now be too late to answer the
grand purpose sorw'nich it was fizst hid.
[: would not satissy'fsi Bsnajzarts. Nothing
we can do will indctucc him to restore what
he has plundered. An open declamt'zon of
war with England is the only rieasure we
can take to seem: hisfulzzre good will. To
this he has long been instigating us, to this
the government lxas-iong bren instignting
the people ; and to this thejsilcobins have:
long been instigming one another. But the
people at large will not pull out Lhesiir eyes ;
and, to use a Duznism, till this is digne c'ncy
will not see the necessity or policy of a war
with EngYam].
on it : cannot resu'se to show tsies'entment, or
adopt tneasures for redress
continue this conduct towards us till we Toiu
him in hostihty to England.
dictated. Will the House otsichresenmtives
pass a resolution to send to the sectsietziry o'f
on the part of Grcat-Bxitain,
cannot "omit to notice the late conduct of
France: Corigress cannot resuse to act up
Bonaparte hzis declared his determination to ss
France. The people," :: nsitajm'ity of the
democrats themselves; will insisc that the
government shall act. If cowardly s'ub
mission to French insolertce benumb the
But, we" supply " a horde of rsbbers with
the only means of their exisu-nce," nur
cotton, wheat and tobacco. England is
:ot yet starved. lf she has bad cross of
wheat, she can supply herself elsewhere;
even from France. Her manusactures have
not stopped; cotton is elsewhere obtained; =
the temporary inconvenience of not being si
supplied by us has led her to look to Other
places for this article, wheresh: can bePc-r
man:: ztz'y supplied; and much to the permit
nen: injury of our grow :rs of that article.
No nation ever sterved szom the want oft
nesic of self-insiicted penance. Yet some
of on" political Hotspurs are desirous os
Have we not tzicd this system of starving
England long cnouctgh ? 'And what has been
the resu'nc thus far? A pennylcss treasor;:
and a half destroyed commcrce: W'hat
tobacco.
has been the advantage to us? All the bet
tongues and the exertions of the members,"
the people. blinded as they have beensi here
lOfs-"set Will mark them ascttraz'tars to their
ance of peace.
country: ch, and will punish them as
such.
_ Died, at Scituate.—ct-Masss on the 12th
msmnt, the hon. lViIliam Cashing, Esq;
Sume most during and ﬂagitious act Mone
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can induce the
jusrises. 9s the
or retaliation.
Thus has he
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chc U. S. (xcept the. late impuml dccrce,
graming herbes to the mauuxctccun-ssitu ixu'.
port in French or Anursixcz-siu VcSScls hom
Charleszon and New York, only m: psOducs
; of the soul, (execpcing wt—acco) and take no
rccuzn the produce p: Fuancc ; whisih was
s considcrcd an cvaswc answer to melt pai—
\ tions (or supplics. ss
FROM ENGLAND.
By the fast sailing ship Robert Burns,
capmin Parsons, the editms ut'thc (.simzsi-u:
have received London and Livchuul pa
pcrs to the IZLh ult. and L-Euyd's List lo
the Tih. They aﬀord but little: of polilical
impcrzancc. The productions ohhis cossm
try, couon, ﬂour, grain, &c. had tXptsisitllC
ed a rcdution in price, the harssvcsc having
proved more abundant zhan was expected.
lcsi will be seen, by our marinc deparuncnt,
that nearly LOO sail of Amcrican vsi-sscls
had arrived out in the two chks pretcding
the 12:'n ult. ,
The London Scatesmati of the T'ch Aug.
speaks with confidcnce, scl-sixtive to the sc
sspeal of the Union. On the 6Lh otct Aug.
; the: committce of the board of aldcrmrzn &
ss common council, appointed to prepare [)c
titinns for the rcpeax of the: union, lud & tull
mecting, and cummittccs wcrc appoinsid LO
lsiurthcr this object, in an address to the
king and the cmpirc;
LONDOSY, si/Zugzzst 6.
YVc have received French an-i Dutch
papers lo the dctucs oi' Juiy 28 and Psiusizust
1, incluswc. The tanncs givv. xYsilDSJdt
cd uud dLSguscing dctasiais oz th: inudussiz of
the Ssilcgc ui Cuuiad iiussjzssic—sisi.) and ::s sur
rcudcr; and th: lutlcr ssisisi-ssssl: us a l'c'poss
which Wc 55) suid not be umssfiiuxd Lu ii,;ssl
sitral vessels, sailing under Ycenzes granted
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5.
We know not Whether ther 5) mptoms of
(lsizcontent in the intuior, hrne incxeased
With the mereasing dis: ress us the peope
and have induced Bonapartc to rdax the
& vexity of his resits ricttons; huc itis now
Stated, that he he s expressed an' inclina
tion to open some commercial int :rconrse
t—Lithss this; country' >y means of nsscusitral ves -
sels. The Presect of Oste '*.'(l 13 said to have
within thee:: few days phhlished some regu
hti-ms, which, instead os Compelling ves-j
Sszls to t he on:: half their cargoes in wmes s
Or branches, (1: In nish the quantity of these
alticws consid: tably.
lo forward this ifnportnnt measmﬂssa '
gentleman who cnjozs the confidence ofth: ]
new 1) appointed board of Commerce in
France, and (vas ssieIecced by them for the
purpose, we understand has been some (lays .
in town. He is anthorised to communicate
with our board oftrade on the subject but
whether directly or through the chanoel of]
the mer chants, we are noc informed. [
lo the event of the intercourse taking"
place, it is understood that the trade will si
be carried on through the medium of neu
(irand szu-r. having dsi-zcuuu ihc Ros
ssimns in ?. bencml aczmzx. thcn: chtc'rs
from Hctmhsizrgh s'sisi'sitc, that the Part; had,
in high language, sclu'ssi'd 'sio usicsilc. tsisiss lzcusic
with Russza, on the (cuns \vi\i..sst'.h'.xd burn
[proposed by t'n: izsiztcr power.
lt is stand in one of these papers, that
the brother tssi) the laic cnbwn prancc has
been electcdto enccc'zd to m: thruuc ul
Swedcn. _
A Gotten! ulrg rinil arrived on Friday";
The pdvatc lcttczsis by tnis co: vectzmce su. 63
hata treaty {or an exchange ox' prisuncxs
between EngI'simd zmcl Dcxmwssk Was in pro
gress, "zincl that his Dunish majrs'siy had cu
largcd t'nc period ictor tXpOstiﬂg grain, from
ghc duchies ofSchlsi-swick and lsiiulstcin.
VValiachi-a has bc'cn formaily incorporated
with Russia.
Lord Casticreagh is now mentioned as
-_ si . NEW Your, Sept. 19. ".
From Fiance.—-si-'valeam tromcaptain
Kimm, osthc Emcline, from St. John de
Luz, in France,:hac the "grand salc of A
} merican cargoes scqucstcrcd in Spain, com
menccd ac Bayunoe on the in ot'Auguac ;
the completiou of which would require: five
or six} weeks ; when, it was generally] bc
licvcd, all the: vessels would be: sold. _
VJc have received from capt. siK. a schc
du—lc ofAmcricau property ; each caigo is
designatcsid by a letter dfthe alphabct. she
,. first sules cummcnccd at A, and so on to
; the end. The first salcs of cotton was at a
' dullar & pound ; logwood 275 dollars a ton,
and othcrarticlcs in proportion ; ailfsce et
ducv.
the probable succ<:ssor to the prcsmc go- ss
confirmed, of the: Tuzkisia siumssxþ, simss :r m: '
vsrnor general of lndia'.
August 9.
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ed that our minister knew buc laulc osthc
procsicdings there, and communicated noth
ing. 'l here was no appearance, huch'cr,
of any Lhangc m issuvor u: the: cummcrcc of
BY'LAST'NIGHT'S MAiL;
Lctters from Paris to the ISLhsi-July, 'ssstatsi- '
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vessels. , , ct ,
Priccsiof Stocks. _Cons- 63 37 43. Re
duced 69 31-42-5siper cent. 99 -ss7 3'100-"'
siOmniusim, 1 3-4 dis.
. . August 13- _
Hamburg papers to the Isr, Paris to she
4t'n, and Dutch letters to the Tah instant,
arc: received. An articlc damd Vienna,
]uly 20, says that the Turkish army hav
ing taken : position on Mount Balkau, tho
Russinn general did not dccm it adviScahla
to attack it, but took :! circuimus some and.
arrived at Rasargik m R<mclia. it is stat
ed from Leghom that between SCO and 4C0
mm havingb landed from three srigaccsin.
s Carsica, Were attacked by the inhabitants,
find compcl'cd to re- -cn.-'> ask with consider—
; able loss. A decrcc has bun published by
, she duke ot chgio, pruhsiz biting all at
tempt s of the Dutch m cmigratc to other;
counussics under very seven; bsipenalnsig.
A It 15 said that Brmaclottc and B*u ne me
be: 11 in dssisgrae, end it is men a:- --s r ed
the} awc be en corisinrss' l:_\' arc! rr of Lona
parte, but there ders not appear an) au
tlssrnuc toundnticn for [he rumors. si
she GMZ ctc cant ins his majssstx s pro
clamation lor prozozming che Parfiamcqt
from lucsday the :let Angus', w Tliurs
day, the lsc Nov.
'SHI'P
_ THE subscriber will l'enpen his NLGH'F
? SCHOOL sorteacizing me French Languzzge;
? at the corner of Prince am! Royal streets, ou
; the first Monday in ()clober next. Tcrms of
tu'i'siion may be known on applicmion to
. , si _ _ _,]ohn Frignet.
, sizssz- 13: Ladies and genz-iemcn wzu be mix.;
ss of} on at their places of abode "( such hours.
' i'ls they may appoint. Tcm15 may be knownl
by ﬂPPlyingsias above.
Septcmber 21. ' " *
' by either, gosivcrnment. Pssartichar þortsss, ;:
mong which are Oscend, Dunkisk & Ram;
are to be assig'n'ed for the tccesipnon of these
Part of Alexandria.
si ENsERED, ,
. Sloop Paciszc, Snowdcn, Philadclphxa-si
Dry Goods, to A. C. Caz .ovc,a - and Ap
plcs and Potatoes, to :}.s z...stcr.
ssV "'I'siS BROTJCII'L totisscL sisiivc-ry Stibch"
Of T 21011755 I;:Cnss] .'.-, .1 L-Lck l-nrsc
V'ith th 'size white scCt, ; :;zi -hc ]c [( hZ nl s-mt
1.'a-sik._.. v-si' hZ te stax in ]13 se :ch'sszsscf. ..z. } 5 (1.
{!c mmks ] he or. non istccusis csii 10 to no
pmvc p: open), pay chazgcs and tsskc Lint
away.
Sk-s'sst. Q'Z. . 'Tt
WOTLCE. _
_ THE Stockh-ﬂdxssr's- ( tlzc Gmrrgcshwt} and"
Aivxanch'ia 'l'u:*n[sict-ik-+ [Io ssci (fompsiyss
qucst-si'c! to pay an instzzimcnt otcttcn (I.)Hctsissss.3ss m}
each share, vn Thursduy tip: ngh Octs-b-ssssr
next, 10 William thzm the 'i'l'c.csiu:'cr, z-sit tho'
Bctanlz os Cosilumbiu.
ss 'Pubhc Saic. _ ss _
On Tuchuy next will be sold without bescrvsisi:
:sitthc Vcncmc Stale, un ;! crcclit of 63 ansil
Ssi) (LQ'S, iorapprovcd inciurzc-si} usgokiubl'
notes: _
] trunk cf Fpml'siure C31.:Oss,
do sup zcrhzze (a}icocs,
do phte (' xlicocs.
do .nov. n of {on and (1!sz C SSYm-f'rcs,
do plate L.:tlsidsssLwdh I ct-ns. c-zc
?. C. Marstcilcr.
, FOR SALE, _
_ .Two _ lsssork Harspsssj and :: H'agqan. They:
Will be sold a bargain. Apply" to the Printss—
er. .
Septcmbcr 20.
ga- TUITION.
H,E,subscribcr veryss7 rbssspbplsully insmmsctsi'
his friendspnd tsihe cilizens osAlsiexzvn-ct
dria. that he, intends opcmssrg 3 A IG, H T
S Ch 0 0 I, on Monday evening, the 24_lhss
igstam, and solicits a sPare of public palm
uage—his terms are moderate.
,, , , ]. Mason, Pr.
Ccorgctownsijspt 92. _ fit
_"sssi"' 1-0R .SALL,
On bram't/ze 3/90/2 Pacz'sic lying .: II.:ce'S'si
. _ w/zarj}
LZO bllShCliPUtlitOCS, :md
40 ban'els Apchs. .
Apply to t/zc ﬂsassztur on o'mm'.
septo 22"
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_Sc]zlcm6_q 20: d_5t'
8? Frenc/z Night Schoolsi
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