Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-10 00:00:00, page 2

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Branches.
ESPECTFULLY iniorms his friends
and the public, that he continues 10
gray on the Cocclz-making Bminus in all its
vuious branches, -at the shop in Fairfax
met, sormcﬂy occupied by_RIze-a and 'l'ay
or, when all-ordcn in his hue of business
'illbe Itrictly attended .
From an establisbment of thee years in
tbe tbvc hue of business h_c is able to say,
Uiyms ol his workmanshxp, he has many
Mﬂen.
ss-si Gentlemen who may please to favot him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend "on having their
yd'iexecute'd with neatness andvstrength.
N. B. All kinds of Carriagects and Harnehs—
Corn
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'sict Memdm Dsssiailysi Gazctte,
COMMERCLAL UPOLlTlCAL.
ct 'FORELGN ZRTICLES.
ct ctAl'chndria Pricc Chrrcntss
si Came 6 Dodars- par ahmm.
Country Gazcm, 5 Doctor:
.Aloxandthank, none in market
Potomac do. - los
-Mm*ine lnsurance am
\Ynsh'mgton Bridgc - par
Lime River Tumpikc mncertdin
Washington and Alexandria do. par
" Shad
Gunpowder, Keg
Hcmp
lron, Bark
Pork, Mess
Spints, N. E Ram ]
Tobacco, Marylaml
Potomac
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Excbange on London, 4 per ct. below par.
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Just pubsiahed and for sale by the gPOSSs
Galen or single. - '
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ssmzny complete ttsiahalations have beeii m'asi'sidsie
into English, siaiusstost every claSsie student
'has been desirous of adding his name to the
number of those who have, by their elegant
and cori-ect versionasishown thsit- they have
felt the force of sentiment and the suavity of
numbers which prevail in so peculiar : man
Lnetsi throughout the ]yric esisisiusions of this
admirable bard.
On the man of May, 71805, Mr. Pinck
ney, (not Mr. Pinkucy our preaeut minister
in England) and Mr. Monroc, then minis
extraordinary to the court of Spain, made
sitÞt-tsi Yellow: PWPQSYFZLEZ !? Spain, She! ?!
- 'Vulcan, meanwhile, at his forge;
God of suhtcrmnean fire,
- On the suursidimq anvil forms _
'l'hundtr for the ()iympizsin Sire.
Now. the time to crown the fair,
With the verdant myrtie wreactth,
, , Or the sioW'rs the z—p'ning earth
Casts pz'oftzaeiy trom beneath.
own popularity, which he coulssd not make
up his mind to sacrifice to the intcmst and
) honor of his country.
ls the folldffing; translation of :! much ad
ssctmired Ode sios Horace should be thought
Worthy ofss-insertion, it is at your disposa].
A strange misconception appears to have
prcVailcd in the public mind, rcspccting the
object osthc author of the Letters upon
French Inﬂuencc, which were lately pub
lished in this paper. It seemsis' to have
been supposed, for what reason he knows
nor, that. he had undertaken to prove that
Thomas ]cﬀ-xrsun had entered into an &
grcemenc with the .empemr_ of France, to
governthc Uniccd Scatcs in subserviency
to French policy. "But the " French ln
ﬂucnce," the existencc of which the writer
intended and still intends, to demonstrate
was of a diﬀerent description.- The writer
uniformly declared that he expected only to
makc-ic manisest, that ]eﬀcrson had admi
nistered the: execuxivc depaf'tment of the
government, angle: che i-nﬂucadc of : fear
of France, an unreasonable prejudice &—
gainst Great Britain, and, he might and
aaeotimental and ainccrc one; to the Chi
neze, anti-commcrcial, and Napoleonsi 'dc
msi'ocracic system. ]esscraon, also was great
lyipﬂuenced by a desire to preache his
aught to have" added, ; devotion, perhaps ss
and jusigtiy admired- that, notssmthstaang-si
Mn. Suownns, 'ss ) _ ' 'E—ss-ss '
HORACE' is an siauthof loumversany
'WlNTER bleak dissoivcs away,
Softcn' (] by the venial gales ;
'chet vicissitude'. ' again
Commerce spreuds her golden sail:
Folds no more delight the ﬂocks,
Nor the" checrshl fire the swain* ,
Nor the chilling hoaty frost
Whitem o 'er the grass)! plain.
There no more uill )ou determine
Who shall claim the jovial chair,
By the die, on be enamur'd
y\Vith the charms that grace the fair.
Now beneath the silhining moon
Venus leads the sprightly dance;
And the.- Nymphs arm-(iraces nersit
'\Vith alternate step advance.
Soon will szhle Night oppress you,
And the ghosts m story sung,
And the aily tealm of Pluto,
With perpetual dal knesa hung"!
Happy friend! the scanty ter
Of existence here below,
Bids us not to entertain
Hopes that with the future glow.
Pallid Desixth, with equal pace,
Knocke unwclcome eat the door
Of the royal p;:lucc-—hall,
Or cottage of the poor.
Now within the shady grovcs,
\Vhere the syh'ztn Fatunus strlYl,
Let & kid or [Cl-tlcr lamb
On his sacred altar blaze.
For vice Alexahdria Daily Gazmect. .
sissHORAeE, om—z IV. BOOK 1.
From the Freeman's Yournal.
FRENCH INFLUENCE.
[An occasianal ShetC/z]
]. S.
' propositinns,' was the attemptos Mr. ]eﬀer
f be produced to shew that Louisiana everi
: had aboundary other than the Gulph of
ss ed as including great part of our southern
The pretended condition, " Is Spain wills
cede the country east of'che Miuissippi."
was another dcccption, as every member of
Congren perfectly understood that the two
siessmzons. !hish. zsxs. wropriacect 99; "29
siin-Spain, and to pay their citizene them
!
sar a tern'tory called Lomz'ana, not hctdlfssva
. sim'a'fsstic agenu of the president of the siUoiced
Stace:- * si
sisssiMiZeiasippi, and arbz'trate the claims qs the
'citihens gnd suly'ecteqfeach power aceerd
'immense countries westward to the Rio
large as the Preeident himself believed we
were entitled to upon the original purchase,
which 'cost ﬂﬂeen milliom. "
selves, for the amount, and to pay eight mil
lions of dollars more—THAT rs—ss-We of.
fered to pay at least fifteen millions of dol
lars make, a shm equal to the original price
of Louisiana,si* to obtain boundaries to :
country which we had purchased without
boundaricc, and to obtain boundaries, too,
which would leave us, as Jeﬀerson himself
declared, in the secret message to Gangrene,"
only " :: string of and" compared with
what he believed to be the real Louisiana.
We aﬀZ-red to pay thirty millions of dollars
and all of our western ptates. The U.
Stades, then, oﬀered to cede :: territory be
tween the Colorado and the Rio Bravo, as
large as the northern states including New
York, to cede a territory on this cide- the
Colorado, one hundred and eight) miles
wide, extendin g from the occan to theNorth
Pole, which they wtmld atipuiate should
continue a vast desert, an " abominacion os
sidesolation" through all ages, to relinquish
all our claims for the violation of the treaty
at New Orleans, and for French spoliations
son to obtain, by means of his manage:- of
the house of representativcs, the learned
and virtuous Doctor Barnabaa Bidwell,
who hasjust ﬂed his country to escape pu
nishmentsot the lraud and perjury which
he was then in the daily habit ofcommicting
the sumssos eight millionc of dal/ars (the ap
propriation of two millions being meiejmat
ter of deception as will be shewn conclu
sively hereafter) which was to be paid to
France, as was expressly declared to Mr.
Randolph, by the present president of the
United States, then secretary of state, TO
SAVE US FROM A FRENCH AND
SPANLSH WAR!
The immense magnitude of the sacrifi
ce: which the United States were to have
made, cannot be understood without some
explanation. - " 1
Mr. Jcsscrson's construction of the extentj
of Louisiana was, that it included all the
Bravo, and West Florida as far as the Per
dido. Indeed we find, by examining the;
treat) os1763, that a part of Florida was
considered as included in Louisiana, though
it is not clear what part. No document can
Mexico. Aslate as when Du Prate wrote
his history of that country, it was consider
ing to the canventian 'of August 11, 1802,
we will make the-C'alorada the boundary be
tween Louz'ez'ana and hfexica, by a" line to
be run in the mannerpraposed in the daeu
ment presented the 27th of january last, sithe
lfnited States ceding all right to any territo
ry westzvard of that line : we will establish
a distinct territory of thirty leagues on each
side qf the line, or on the American side {]
Spainprcfers it,'to be run from the siGu/t
of Mexz'ca, to the northern haundary oj
Lauisz'ana, which shall remain neutral and
unsettledfirever : relz'nquz'sh our claimsfar
sþoliatians committedby the French within
thrjurz'sdzsictian qf Spain, Eﬀc. The United
State: to camþensate theþarties in a sum to
be specified; and "will also relinquish' all
claims ta compensatz'anjar the injury 'which
the United State: received by the suppressz'on
of the depat at New Orleans.
sitsibFﬄiZisifhssﬄditchWﬂl.} ss- the diPÞ'ss
,[f Spat'n will cedess the territory east of the
Connected with those most astonishing
{nioaoasiofsicsshxxffinhy -M.-.1si-n;ct
' 'scssctrvc onlya} an ," mtering'w
was calculated, both in the e;
sub-si-caucmes, that the sum evemuau
ct'paid, for ache country can "With:
ctsiuippii' Woﬄd beF-isht Mimosssis, si
siabovc Statemfnt'isss therefore far Wi'll}
ssboundsss ln point of real fact, Wcosiss
to sacrifice at least Twcnt
. "ed
? additionalsim
lions. *
. The public can no longer complain of
Zwanc of important information. M
miss: will appear in due season. "&
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NEVV YORK, Sept 3_
By thp Hercules, captain Vosc, and
. short arrival ac Boston, the "men; ost
_ New York Cauuc have renewed Lm
and Livcrpool pppcrs to the lastcf ma
' From the papers, we have 3 10 . !
arrivals out, from Amcrica; .
Other articsilsi-s ut interest.
,; The passengcra in the Hercules
us, that in consequence us the uu
iailuccs in England, buSiuc-ss Wa
' sidcrablc Stand—wuou was not
.1 brisk as it had he: n. and & emsin
sihad taken place in ths: pliw of gr
BOSTON GAZETTE OFFlCE,
Sept. 3; 4 a'c-lock, A. 15].
This moment arrived thc Lothaimapt.
Runscl, from Liverpool, sailed ZOth ]uly,
in co. with ships Thucydidcs, lo: BOSIOH;
Fanny for N. York; ]:mc and Susquchan
nah for Philadciphia. Lest at Livcrpool.
ships Commodorc PsLbiC, Curtis,i1110s0t
Charleetoa. Wm. and John, Woodizouse,
in 7 for Alexandria ; brig William, TsOls.
si sor Boston in 15 ; bdfiich 100 more Ame
L rican ships in the port of Livcrpool.
; The ship Sally Anne, Cloves, withi
i full cargo of dry goods, sailed srom Lives
ssPCOl, for Boston, 5 days previous to lie
Lothair. The Luthair has a cargo osdry
goods, and is consigncd to capx. ].Trosir.
Capt. Glovcr politcly called at our nffic!
on the moment of his landing, and put into
our hands a filc ofLondon papcrs to ]uly
28. Their contents not highiy important
Thc following arc brief cXtracts from the
latcs: datcs :—
ss EXTRECTS.
Reportof a battctc insi Portugal. Letter!
arc said to be received in town, staung,
that a great battle had taken place in Porm
gal: and that lord Wellington had bzctt
killed. This is not official, and we hope"
will prove uusssoundcd.
[The: above is from the Statcsman Pf ]uct
ly 28 ; the Couricr of lame day dzmrf .Q_:-s
ficially the rcccption of any icttch gleL/
this insormation.] - si '
The queen of Holiand who had been for
biddcn to visit Paris, has imagined hff'
sclf to be poisoned by some of Bon'apﬂslsisi'
agcnts, and is suddenly gone to Palmblss?*
s Spanish wool is dull salc atrcduccd P"'
ces. The quantity at market is 'si'qW
two years consumption. (
Bonaparte has new modified the 13" 0 ss
Holland, as they respectcd commercei 'ct'
very sishing boat is now to have on board ! a
French soldier.
_ The emperor was expected :: nuuw
dam, to inspect the armamcnc. 't
It is said Mr. Canoing is about to "?all
to Cadiz.
King Louis is with his ;brgthﬂ' ]
ad Caqscl. out
A large Am. shipjn ballasc was cPf dal
of a port in the Baltic, and has zrrsl-c
Yarmouch. bzf
A rock,:aot laid down in any Charsissct.
been discovered oﬀ tqe Lizzrdi. ". ct !
5: b? F-sie'ssfmn we Staszie '
. LONDON* 7!!!" 17.
. The secret acrvtcc Which sir n. {"Let
si is going upgn, is Slatcsid to be the Maurizz:
.S'n Richard, we believe, will take am;
few ships with him from this century. Frf,
gates and 5100ps will be principally emplosi
cd, and they will procued to the Cape'us
Good Hope as fast as they can be gone;.
dy. The Africaine and Nisis have lsizctss
sailetlz the Hamadryad, Ph0cbc, Rice,
horsc, and Actcon will proceed shon'zv.
Two regimcnts, which are at Halisax, add
three of the regimenu at the: Cape arette
troops to be employed.
' Yuly 18.
We have received French and Dutchpgy
pers, to the llth instant, irom whlch we
have extracted two important documenls;
one, the Act for the formal anncxationcf
Holland to France ; the other Chansiv-gny's
Report, upon which the art of anncxauvo is
sounded. In this report it is denied that
Bonaparte was the direct nuth r of thcde
position of King Louis ; but it is veryim
material whether the latter was drchnsrom (
his throne by direct means, or rcsigned be
cause his situation was rendered insuppon
itle by the tyranny ofhis brother.
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