Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-12 00:00:00, page 3

tend not to cease hostiltttes out a mu out a
greement has taken p'nce between the th
powem by truty in which shall be stipulated
the conditions of peace, and put an end to :
.wnr which Spain soI-muly declares to the
world sht' gave no cause for, but rather en
der.-A ored to avoid. And for, the evils re
sulting, the aggrcssor is responsible, as she
unjm'h' gave occasion to the misundcr
standing which hastuken place. Let it be
\lildt'r8*.0-'ld in the council and chamber of
(sin-tile, for the convenient effects.
(St;:ned)
T/w Marquzs qs Astorga,
Prcsidcnt.
Rm-a! Palate osAhzazar of chille. the
18:'-- 3- pz. taos.
To mq .S'enisr as the Suprcme
Rag/al Coum'il. -
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NORFOLK. "anuarg 5.
Aniued sch'r Ann, 'heybald, 53 days
from Carthagena, bound to Baltimore. in
dun-a, having Jpst greltel' part of her
nails and in wnnt of prot-isions. Left there
lch'r Range-m Burr, of and for N. York,
to nail in 6 weeks. Dec. let, oﬀ Cape
Henry, spoke ship Elizrt Ann. Porter,
from New ank for this port, who supplied
us with provisions and in Other respects
treated us with gentletnanly politeness—to
capt. ?. Mr. Wilson, supercargsso, and
up:. 'l'heybald, return 'hz-ir gr.-tesul thanks.
CH ARLESTO ?: , January 3.
Arrived. ship Charles Carter, Drysdale,
St. Ubes, 36 days. On the ::Gth Not-em
her, the day before the Charles Carter lest
' St. Ubes, Mr. O"Ncil, the vice-coneul, re
ceived :: letter, giving an account of two
eevere battlce between the French and Spe
nizrds. in which the letter proved victori.
two. The cousul read Lo Captain Dryadale
an extract (man the letter. and promised
him : copy of it. but Cnptain D. eailing
early next tlssw, he did not procure it. The
time and places when: the battle. were
sought, cannot lie recollected by Caitn'tn
Dryedule. A British major in St. be:,
informed that he had juot received over
land tle-epatchee from Cndiz, which ltntetl
that two line of battle ship-t, end twenty
lztil ol transpom, with troope for the relief
of Barcelunn, were fallen in" with and cap
tured by Admiral Duckworth's equadron
in the Mediterranean- Verbal accounte
mention that the Spaninrde were in great
force advancing towards Madrid. Sailetl
je. co. with the ship Suﬀolk, Thompson,
lor New-Yot'lt. On the 22d of December,
lat. 39, long. 74, spoke the brig Lydia,
Burger, from Providence, R. !. bound to
H:\'an:, out G days.
: English them and Partcr.
. _ . _ ,
a ith s nation Julian-che he! received no
! any injuries,- hevisitig committed acts of
l-t-mlit)" asigainst the individual: of the na
t'.ti , against their commerce, and varian
tic. t—ct. pain consulting her generoeity, trait
( t! :. t-ear that Denmsittsik might (ledde more
n-chcttmahle to her interest and duty ; and
Spain, consulting her dignity, cannot tle
b}. w). longer from taking : step which she
is a m pellc (l to by her honor, decorum and
reatnets. _
Whether Denmark considers herself in
tlependent and with, the faculty of acting
freely, or whether Dcnmark is oppressed
{0 suhjtct to the will us Napoteoo—Dcn
atk is no longer in peace with Spain.———
Spcin -': z-thres war to her, in the first place
it: :- sisisi-mer by whom she feels herself injur
eusimd s-sicosii-lsiv, she does so as to a pro
vioce of l*'r;mc=. Denmark is respousible
to God, the world and huthy, [or the
blood, which in this comest, will be spilt.
likewise resprinsilile for the losses and (la
wngu which will take place, and for the
salt: ofthe rest of the Spsniartls who sorci
bly remain in her territury. Spain,:md her
government, in the name of their beloved
sovereign, Fcctrdinantl the 7th, perfidious!)
detained in France, declares that she has
ceased all communication with Denmark,
lnd that the ties o!" friendship which united
them. gives liberty and authoriscs the Spa
nish troops, vessels _ostt-ar, and private t'es
nels to attack the Dauish sJl't't'l wherever
they m; v be found, to take their Vesuls in
every place, revenge their received insults
A fewt himpers ot" superior'doublo Clou
eester Cheese,
lco (lozen l-Iibbert's Brown" Stouti
50 bones best Spanish Began,
Jtut received and for tale by
N. Keene,
"710 kae oieofor use, . 3
50 hogsheads Mnryland end thinla To
hcco. . ' ' j
mey 9. , - 4! 7
FO-R—SACE,
' A likely Negro Girl, between " end ]!
yun of age. Apply to the Priam!" .
hunt-7 s. ' - ' si 00
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Porcign Instucnre.—-Aster :: number of
general remarks, under this head, Mr. El
liott, one of the etliton of the Freeman's
]oumal, says—" W'ephave received infor
mation through two or three distinct chan
nels, which we deem of high respectability
and pure integritw-thtt Mr.-]cfirmn du r
ing new-ral of the late years of his presi
dency, carried on a private correspondence
with the emperor of France, which was
for a time concealed even from the seen-tu—
ry of state (Mr. Madison) and his private
sectetary (Mr. Colcs) but was at length
made known to both, and that Mr. Coles,
when he went to France, carried a packet
of this character, seperate from the diplo- i
matic (leapatches with which he was charg- ;
ed. Such is the nature of our information 7
- upon this subject, that we will not make
an " insinuation," but nsscrt it as an unde
niahle fact. is Mr. Jeﬀersonjnd Mr.
Coles will deny it, we will consider our
The Camtm'ttee of Prapasitissans and Grienan
ces have according to order, had under
their consideration two petition: to them?
refer-ed, and have come to the following
reeolution: thereupon .- *
Rexolved, as the opinion of thin commit
sitee That the petition of the President and
ssDirectors of the Little River 'surnpike
[Corns-any, praying that art act may pa'ssu,
veatingin them the same power; with re
gard to the valuationsids' material-, for 're
pain,. acts for making-their mad, and autho
riziag them to lust-ent their capital stock,
is renonnbie. "
Received, 11 the oyinien of this commit
' Writ-m belly was
sMn. Suowneu,
lN vour paper of the Bth of this month
I have read the heads of a petition indended
to be'presentetl to Congress praying certain
alterations in our laws for the further-once of
justice. I do not object to any of the con
tethplated provisions, and wished it had gone
further. One alteration proposed is that real
estate should be made liable to execution in
the same manner as personal estate: This
is certainly in principle correct—1 em'os opi
nion that all the property of a debtor dght
to be made liable for the payment of hie own
dcbts—But while I make a debtor's property
responsible for his own dcbts ! think that
there ought to be come quelilication in the
law as to a debt which a man may owe es e'e- .ss
curity sor another—'l'but his real estate—should ss
not be liable fox such claims, until the estate ;
both rcctl and petsonal of the principel haess
been cxh tusited.
wit-es arraignetl hetore the great: tribunal
of the public, for having nest-ned an im
portant fact respecting those two gentle
men upon erroneous information, and will,
at once, either conltn oureelves guiltyntnd
impiorc mercy, or not in our PLlA or
]USTlFlCATION. It is but fair, however, to
forwnrn them, that it is at last' a thousand
to one we shall prefer the latter conne. -
No such deniai will ever be mdae, because
they will not deny the truth."
( N. ) . C'om. Advertiser.
Repreeentative lrom the state of V' uginissain
the Cengress of the 0. 8. to supply the re
eancy occasioned by the resignation of Wil
son C. Nicholas, Esq.
] bag leave to draw the attention of ther
petitioncrs to the consideration of the pro-T
priety os also including in that petit'wn a re- ;
quest that Bank Stock, Road Stock, Marine;
Stocit, llritlg-c Stock, and ground rents. may ?
be made equally liable to be executcd and
cold for the paymetzt os debte. _Many per
snns in this town have the whole of their pro—
perty rested in the stock of the different in
corporated institutions in the Distt'ict. _ ss
EQUAL lUSTlCE.
un.—
FRIDJY,_IANUARY 12._
all—Uv
!) .utv- S. Gan-mo, Esquire, is electede
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Vtrgzma Legtslat-ure.
Trwnson, january 4.
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' tesiesi, That the petition of me" presidetit on!
dirccton of the Leeebursig 'I umpike' Com
party, praying that no ect any pan autho
rizing the said company at the But part of
their labour, to erect ettb'stanthtl toil bridgce
over Broad Rtm and Goosc Crcck, where
the , contemplated rood will cross those
etreams, it reasonable.
- Mr. Lewiqsrom the committcc to whom
was referred the message of the Prceideot
covering the report of the tuperintendunt
"of public building, reported ebill making
eppmpriatione for certoiq'pttrpoece therein
mentioned. Referred to the committee of
claims.
Mr. Newtan, from the committcc of com-_
merce and manusacturer, on the petition of
, Leviu ]once, reported ,savorably.
a report from the Director of the Mint,
, was read, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Yahnson also reported on the peti
tion of Elizabeth Hamilton—that they con
? sidcr her claim just ; but as it was harred
by the statute of limitations, they are there
fore agreeably to the rules they have laid
ss down in such cases, under the necessity of
reportingthat the prayer of the petitioner
ought not to be granted. The report was
felt-"ed to a committee of the whole house
on Monday.
Marinc infortune Company of
i si Aiexandria.
Mr. jo/mun, from the eommittee of
claims, reported a hill for the relief "of Ru
' bard Taylor. Referred to a committee of 1
the whole hbsiuse on Monday.
A' stout healthy Mulatto Women and "her '
Child—the woman is I! yem of age, the
child 3 years. She he: been accunomed to
house work, is cold for no fault, and but: be
tween 6 and 7 year; to lene. Apply to the
Printer. '
January 11. I
!uwnuc: Ontcn, len. I, me. T
THE etnckholders in this Emtitution an;
hereby notified ther the directon have thilF
day declared asidi'vidend of eight per cent m
that part of ;the cupinl-otocþ how mid, so!"
the lnt six mouths—which 'will be resildy to.
be paid to the etockholdrs or their 'legtl tQ-ct
present-tives in ten days from this due.
lQO hogshendq well lelected Petuxent To*
bacco, one hundred of which is expected here
it: afew dayt. —
jcrome Plummcr.
The house then took up the unfinished
business of yesterdass-the report of she
eommittee on the contested election of 10
nathan ]ennings. ]
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Mr. Tallmarlge; from the. committee on
the military establishmeot of the U. S. re
ported " A bill authori-ing a detacltment
from the militia of the U. 5." This bill
anthorises-the tlrastfng 100,000 men from
the militia of the U. S.—Volunteers may
be accepted instead of drafts. and whcaso
accepted, to remain in service for 6 months
from the time they arrive at the place of
renrlezvous. The President may call out a
part or the whole of those troops, as he may
think necessary. The act to continue in
force for two years and no longer. Refer
red to a committce of the whole house on
Tuesday.
the report.
xlsr. Yalmson from the same committee
reported on the petition ofjames M'Cmck
en, that the prayer of the petitioner ought
no! to be granted. The house agreed to
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATWES.
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Januery ! 1, ._ St
By mer. , _
.]. B; Nicctkolla, Set).
Jaws! ﬂ I . 1
A message from-the Presirlent covering "
Congrcst of the United State;.
[Tdcn for the Alexandria Gan-m.]
Tnummr, Yanuary 11.
FOR SALE,
FOR SAL'E,
For szle. nag-be ssor Chm
Daniel M'Clcnn.
si Landt'nffiom Me am: wood, Mfif "10;
13 bhds. COFFEE.
40 big! COCOA- I"!
I puncheond RU M.
Thus 1: to give Nodce,
THAT the eubeeriben of Men-add- coud!
ty, in the dien-let of Columble. hue-(obuhcd
from the Orphan'e Court of odd eeimty, let.
me cenamenury on the come of Motion
Lad-vid- Hell:-(get, late of the courtly ebnldd
dec'd. ell person: having eld'nu union uld
decened are hereby _ we:-ned to ezhlbh ,the
mue, rich the vouchen thereof. to the tub
scribenon or beson the lozh dey oiluly next,
or they mey by law be excluded soon all be
held to aid emtemud thou indebted; them.
.o are required to mke immedilte peymnfi
Given under out had this loeh dey of 1.
wes, la lo.
sisi _ ",
53]? Acres of Land-fotSde;
I sn T0_8ELL axe-dom] of
LAND, am one the red ,.
from Ge to Alenndril. cal-Mr
"13..." from eeehm. -' _. _
_ pl'op'eny-is fully m-hlfeomlynb'
wood, which-Msimder it:-Mun
M-enxhetemthnliiﬂﬂiþ '_ *
George 'Bisi'l'emu; Dq- UUZIW
N'Þ. my end-— .vk ['My-52 ..ssssssss ssctssct
of the laxatlou of the French mein—
by an American rccently re: med from Eu
vlanuary to. let
Orghans'y Court.
Alexandria 'ounty on. Term, 1810.
John Dourilas,
As" do lien laud-id- Helli'siiw
Jctnmry w. . _ My.
rope.
4 !. 8 0, .
The Parentl Assintant, or Storiu for Chﬂ -
dren—by Maria Edgeworth.
January 12. my
Ordered, 'that the executon of (."/crime
Ludm'ek Hedrigel, decencd, do insert th.
following edvertloement three tinned in mit
week for sor four weekl, in the Alexandri
Daily Guette.
Tene
to ,
' ' .. W. Yeaton,
. M' : who":
IIn—Ell', 90 A __
__]___an_uary 12. . d4t_
NEW PUBLlCATIONS
just receivedﬂr tale by
]amcs Kenncdy, See.
A Lever on the Geuluund of
the French GOVemmcnt , incl ovlew
A likely Negro Girl of about
sixteen year: of age.
of:)- 8 .4 I. E.
On WEDNBSDAY, the l7th inttnnt Will
be sold, between the houre of ten ele
ven, at the house of Wtuuu Ft-rznvo'tt,
Liquire, deceaced, : quantity of
Houstzold Fumituu, .
Can-luting of ezrpcts, chain, tablet, m.
stead: he. as also Marriage, end doe ortwo
horses.
Ol all sum: of twenty dollm and under,
immediate paymeut will be expected , ossnctnll
over, a crcdlt of six mouths will be given,
and bond with approved ded-its
On TUESDAY nex't, "T'-in be [old, at the
Vendue State, for ned,
few barel- will be teben on Freight. Apply
connen law barren, laying at num
wharf. Foi terms applyto
January 12. )
\ _ss Tenny & Ober.
lum 12. -
]UST RECEIVED
DY THE SUBSCR'BIB,
10 hhds. retailing Molasses.
10 do. lth prool make KAnd
tigua Rum.
20 bar rcle New England Rum.
Barbalsia Hellrigle, Ex'rx.
] acob Christian Helln'ch. si
Robert Randolph, Ex'r
O! erliam Fitzhugh, Enq den-sed
Alex. Moore, Register.
joscph H. Mandeville. _
For __New-York,
5, summer SALLY,
, ctJolu Eunr, Master:
- Will an in all thu week—A
_' si'l'hoBRIb
, wPRESAGEssz—
__ wne manage-dyin
Public gale,
'Icnny &Ober, or
P. G Marﬂeller.
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