Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-18 00:00:00, page 2

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quit-et} more than one: mnnzn to pn-ewt 51
3 letter the subject of which had been dictat
? ad to'him. He had no judgment to w- ss
. cisc respecting the "proptiety of luctmea- \
ettre; and not much rt'eprcling the form
of the application. * He was interrupted by
no uthct emt os bueineee,-und more than one
mouth-intervence between (eceit-ing hie or
ders and writing his'lttter. Yet'the British
cebinet, in a ctieie to which'the history of
_ man surnishre no parallel, occupied with
objecte 'on which" the exietence oissthe nation
end of human liberty dtptlldl, obliged to
attend to a most" sormidnble op oeition in
parliament, end dietreeted ne . r. Smith
nye with ite own divieiune; hee committed
en oﬀence of ouch nsegnitude egeinet the
,l dignity oPthe United Butee' by permittlttg
' double the time to peee ewev before the en
ewer to thie-ltftter wee digeeted end given,
ee to juetisy the ettempt etill further to ln
Fﬂeme the dead, heeted diepeeitione of the
; Amerlcee people. There will be found the
me epology for thie ill-timdtl end ill-intend
;ed-eﬂort etill further to widen the breeeh
bEtween the two canon-in, if it be reeol
rlected thet between the eommencement end
-teminetion of che btteineee, de many con
ference-e to'ok place on the eubieet-ee' were
wedded-by lb.-Pinkney, end thet there ie]
no eeuee to euepcet then he hed not eerly]
eneon to believe the ultimete conne of the ;
*Brit'llh government wouldct be -eubetentielly.l
neuclt ee tt hee heed. . ss
Bet let be penee fore-moment to reﬂect
'a. walles-don, thee even in tboee " derk;
so." the! form'd": nkmledged er-ct.
beter bet,-deadned," theennale of diplq-ss
(me:: may be" sinwkessdct inct vein without}
"(finding en nel-gone me ettteded with
tM Thy-si: ct' -' *;
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traordinary. The very important conside
ration: Of the continent, and in parliament,
would certain!)- occupy much oi the atten
tion of the administration ; and the distrac
tione of Xhe crbioet. on which Mr. Smith
dilatesgandsiwhich has so often iurnished
him with a theme of delight, might ha've
accounted to himseif for their not having
host-vered our demand with the obsrquiuus
rapidity which he requires. Nor is it alto
gether unmrrthy oi' notice,
, ney recechd she tii-pntcims. directing hitt'i
! :o demand the recaii oi' Mr.- [neven, on
'the 27th of Novemhet'. To eXecute his or
ders was his sole business. They Were ex
ecuzeci on the 2ist January. -'shus he re
't} eeriutu reﬂectiomr end thnt the precise
course of the governntentsinnti the langunge
in which that conne ohouid be communi
cated, tvouiti he deemed worthy of delibe
rntion. The deternnnation to recall-Mr.
]ncltsor) without unsure, wan pt-nbubisiv im
f mediately miten. The reeoiution to defer
the appointment of ! luccenor tiii there
thoniri be tome't'eanon to h0pe for more .
micubie disposition: on the part of the U.
State-s, wzri the ditttosi' ine\-itabie cause
, quence of the Opinion, that the disminion
'of that minister indicated an unsriendiy
. temper. —But there were nttendant circum
si Itangn, which deserved to be considered.
lf thesicnse fequir'ed 'consideration,_sithe
trenuction mutt'he eentihie, that it il top
! gourd by A; ient pints-hie eonniderutionl.
'e-w wiii be to him!) it to deny, ihtii siwt-re
nimutionl revmeti. the ldniinilii'aiion nt
Wuhingtun would hive'dilcuvert-d their
nmihiiity in n much more irritating form.
lt certainly in not metten! of lurptile that
U The'e'thine't of St. am'etil irtiqttettion
ubiy tos opinion. thlttt e ditminitrn us Mr.
Inch-on me" on net which eouhi not have
si-Lsisi' 4- nemy-"maw". ;?
].
' proceeded from a friendly government. (
wifi not now entnine the groohdt os thin
opinion; but all who hue contidered thltss
two ietteh vhich produced bin-etnrkn.
si" Theﬄdisv in ""an "Mr. Pinksiti'eysi'
- given much said?." attain oft]:
.
* before di'tmined under tinissilnr retencemd --
gift-m fctli! joke of France, the Nation-1
plotnney," any: fctdrsom Gi Mint,.
" My be 'nnlnckedctm hid, wi tfihd
io no nnnlng'oun elde attended with such
de ny', even in tho'-e dchsimriodnsifwhen
force'vnctt the neknoWledgt-d bter Usiecteen
nlsstiom. At thin dey me!) a delny would
not have been tale:-med by any European
government." _.
The nnnalt os diplonincy 'mny indeed be
cemh't'd in tain {or an mal-gous cne. it
it not to be found. A min'nter wat nevef
time et't'tpioyed upon it is. by no mezns' -ex- -
liteillgedcer next proceedn to redew' the
loth nn occurrenee ehwiti require conte ve-_
But the delay be: reduced no n]ury,nnd
connected with nl it: circusimltlnm, sur
niihetno ,it'ttt come of dﬂ'enee.
-ssz."_ssct_ARMlNllN, . ' ;
.;fi'ji-ct-e, A NQ-si lV* _ . siss-fct
hiliofuet n'oljeihtde t'6 insuc'e into
other'n th'nt intplncnble hotti
trþ hit-bin the bet: preparaz
that Mr. Pink.- ss
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sssi'ctw. my haWﬂM-h- w an,
ffiffijsidQ-Wctﬄ
_ e-pvae' " - .: 'ss'" _ ; ,si'o
ﬀaq eozy'q-qumbwm- xlv.-zin
"You-"55- mewsscnssssawssffinf
ctsimss; dechfipufþc-ssdsznmﬀ . 'ssctos; _ ct' si*
'4-Brmznfnfnmssut5 '_ _,—- ,. ss " a]!
' bitingillemwycfin " ' si*a,_niltbsifi-ssr_css
the grq'wchssssqg Wfﬂmss'fisisi ( aid-dimi
nium. Th decresiict'iuiu um.- applied'ctw'
?cbZ'Unic'e'dsi "." GDvsicembef. idal
den-Eve was made bsiysstbe a'amc authorhy,'
.vsfhidﬂuasia hill more ctonquafificd andW "
-oqui\1rocal act of honility on the- Alcmena
dp e'. si 4" ' ?
"PeOn the ath of Febi'uary,-'1808, sin lcsiuer
um est-um God the depamlear of'amtc,
direg'mg ; remommncc against the eke"!!! --
' os1806. ' T heacct msidy inmuctiom were re
_ ceivedﬀoh thesi_96ch of Much-, and immedi
"atdy 6be')*ed."'f(3enrml Armltrwg, {fow
' ever,-had pssvlouoljss'n—mnmtraud. *- ln his
ct lecturrsi 'os the-ab of April, he'uyo, "" though
I had complaintd 'oscen und- enemy'ds,
bofhthe incipld'and oprl'm'ioa of the.-em
er'or'l' t-cn-ca of Nowmbery'lm, and
member, 1807. (having mium if lcm
(we-my nou- on" the diﬀerent case-1" \\ hlch
'ffiave hri'un u'fider than) 'yﬂ as "the prui- \
- dem'a orden wan "man. ehn'dn rsiceipt
ty and imperiom,'that not eVrn Mf.']tﬂ'er-.
son could pass the r'n over unnoticed.
'On the toth' of the same month general '
Armstrong addressed another letter to Mr.
ctChampngny requesting to know 'whether
the French governmentjnstified its admiral Z
in burning or otherwise destroying on the Z
high seas the ships and much.-.ndize be
longing to eitizens ofthe United States.
si-'In these letters general A'rm—tsiong did
not forget or disobey'the order ** to avoid
a atvle osprocedure, v. Iiich might ('a-operate
will: the poct'z't'y qftht-British gave mment'l'y
slimuluting' liteparsians oft/te ["renclt. .
If letters on any subjects whatever might '
si be supposed to require and to admit ofitn- ;
; rrsediate asinstvers, those ubove' cited are of i
? righte nsa very/fiendly nation, the eecond *
! to exprenione used to that nation in an of
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ss indicate any change in thie reepect for the
! better."
of your letter, ! should'superqdd to what-"
ever repmentetions'mi'ght have beetr pre
viously med-, s formal rentonstrsnee n
gninn thou decrees. ! did not 'lost- . moo'
ment in writing'nnd retsntlrssths biteluud
; note." To this now' have nbts'll-ueeived
7 an answer, nor have ! renson to expect one
' soon, as the emperor has left Ptms (it is
said l'nr Spttin) and had it! no time before
- he let one, lndiettted any alteration-lit the
. vlem which briqlttllly producttd'the tle
men in quettion.'
On the lfillt of April, Get't. Armstrnng
inﬂame the steretaty of "state, that his re
monstrnn'ees remains unnntmrtd.
' it is not contended. that the interval be
"Weep the 2tl and 12th ol' April, was such,
as to aﬀord mach cause for complaint ntthe
silenee then obsert/td ; but Genttal Atsim
strong had " written at least twenty notes"
on this subjeCt, without sucress, and no
answer to this remonstrance war gisin in
the course of that year.
On the 4th of ]uly, 1808, Cent.-ral Arm-si;
strong, it: compliance with the instructions *
of the president remonstt-ated against cer-:
tain expressions used in a letter of the '15th '
ofJanuary, addressed to him by Mr. Cham. ';
pagny. These expressions were so hau'gh- !
my arrival at thie ptaee* (Bourbon L'As.
sicial note, which are- totally incompntible
with its sovereignty and erlf governtmnt,
and 'the third modestly aelted whether his
majesty'e government avowed or tlieavow
ed the butning of American property on
the high arae. it is difficult to imagine
letten to which more immediate anawere
ought to have been given.
*On the 26th of ]uly general Armetrong
"ye—" it would have given me the higheet
pleasure to have drawn from thia govern
ment euch explanations on the general eub
'eet of our diil'crencee with them, n'ould
eve met the friendly and eqoitable-viewe
of the U. I.; but I owe it ne well to you
as to myself to declare that every attempt
for that purpoae hitherto made haafailed,
and under circumetaneee which by no meane
chambault)silhave been honored by the re
ceipt of your diepntch of the But ultss and
would immediately return to Paria to renew
thy 'diacueeiona-w 'rth 'M rt-Champagny either
pennoally' ae you auggeet or by writing,
had ! not the mon eoleun coneiction, that
any new experiment made at the preeent
moment, in either form" and of osicial cha
racter, would certainly be ueeleee aadctpro
bably injurioue." '—
ln the folloding'November the diepateh
ee were-laid- bcfnre concern; and-if any
me- but she.- m si"! Who-sinne:
On the 7th of Augnet he eaye " my re
monetrancee continue to be unanewered."
On the and: of Auguet he eaye " eince
[sil-ss UfICsKPHQUe .
-'she firet relat-sid to a direct attack on the
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37wa age;-Rag did
si— (,. si' 50 'c; .
"am said"? _ sign-me:}. is:;
bent. 11 , ( 'ssssWss silk-me ctsiss. sssssisi
"for lMc t me): Him,- to n. m.
nLd nnstbfn OFCMYPFP Whe- "W is .. *
be placctgdhn tbizsi (UPFRUWW as a mill
thmsmMWMW-ssPF Also-sun 5,
..ssdec'nila. 'and that rcf'gbsdkossp'of xhnm ",
' me 'os May-damage} .wctishnhich si,
net: to inﬂux thy -Wd Qﬂtpk? ss
ss " lf-avinoomsslhougþpiasiphced indismþ
cwnctxhe-dinsinpm uttered ;wþit now;,
in normumibg in'knsshldsiwo ctmsiomhe an
, drunk—w a {rent-amigim 4be smilol
[Mr. ]n'chnn, rujlyss-ctqþacyd this can,,
odimrvf'md induced. dm mgmpt to ipsa-,
imo' bþ' sellVZtFﬄM." lhcmrgoy ﬂung
whi'ch'sshm in M- oun bopom, huw come.
-li nue-bri- no. rosoundly indifferent ".
"n.-ming th' in vita? more comumeliom
eilcncqssns France-I , churd-nmhingzhm,
'hnd wbhcnr nothing still of the inmilizy sir
' ourehbg she man]. of dark ngn for a p".
cedcnt' for usuolng to answer she humble
rpqm-de ol . friend. to know whether : go.
"man-m avow. or dim-owo lh on of
DumÞnz she mchy os-MM smnd on the
high man. he intelligemr could him
with perfect compmurc. shut the govern.
ment ol Wenn- nium] w run-m or explain
langudgc. luck no had on no (asimer occa.
six-9 Wrr bcm nddnmd to an independsim
nuns)".
lSAAC KELL.
Coppermub, len'ber, and T m- Plate
' . Worlersi,
- AVHNG REMOVED srqm Watcr w
Pride-: are", me" thou above lb
comcr of the lm Col- H'm'usihsom- thou}!
who have him .bvwssufd .Mm mid- the"
canon, and shousswbo-nsipybo diqoud to
do so, that he wiﬂirlhsinnctksullyssrc'xin and
ende-wrie merit their-snow. ct '. '
Cut cruel-ings 'leen (or old'Copþm
BMPculerorl-cd. .4 -— . -
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'A BQYdfxooddmssa-mmnct
them": WIS "." _ .; __ :,
Iss MWL si si Mct
' PIHLADELPI-HA, 7mrej2. "
'Yettterday arrived, ohip Amiahle, Capt.)
Hedclius. 82- days srom'Gottrnbut-ghss;
Captain H. does not. recollect that any new
orders ordecreco respecting neutralt and
others, had been issusi-d lately. but thing!
were much in the (51.th v.}ten We inn heard
from thence, except that on the ISth Aye-ii,
it wa- poblishsi-d in all the churchu in Stre
dsn. that the imporzation of th ry at'title of
English produce or manusa'ctdre, and ge—
nerally that all trade with England was pru
hibited. "He informs that the Danish pri
vate-er: and ct'uiseris were out-. but paid
some respect to "the American sing. That
the hrig Bcihtir, late head-, was tried at
'Tonningen and cleared. 'shat, owing to
the representatiotts of him French, charge
de aﬀairea-at Stockhoim, the communica
tion by paetm, bettnen England & Swe
dvn; would shortly after the calling of the
Amiable be stopped. That notwithstand
ing the orders of the Swedish government,
British wench of war were woored at the
entranee of the river of Gottenburch. and
lb.-t': few days before the departore of the
Amiable, an Engiieh doop of war which
hadss remit-ed damage in an counsels-en!
withwome ])anieh gon-boat: t-ff Winnﬂ.
'wn rrftm'd admittauce ntGottenburg when
the attempted to go to repair.,
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. , _ __ - ssssctfa , - !sissbﬀdfrccgi'ed .,
sithe-underm- "' 'sict-afssmctuss We
1 .xct sis} n-s' (T,-si- '
Bsyan Ham on. & Co.
Havtjuu receive and qﬄrrfor win
10 hhdu. md so bm'rols am quumy sue at
29 do. leco-sid quality. ss
no pipe: old London mulcular Madem,
: pipe! and 3 don-en London make: 15"!
Is qulrm—cnto Mulctgn WlNIsib',
to bon- di tC-m'ln.
: hhdu. ol lamdca Spirit-.
I pipe old Conne !Krunc'y,
so bm'elo Now England Rum,
40 doprlmo Whhkcy,
10 chnu lmpn-id,
so do Youn [ly-on 'IEAS, of (his ycm
impom n, ,
And ulemd for sunny me.
xi.-50, the but nel-ceed Hour for do.
Whlt produett thin outrageou- portion
in the out- rttle ttnd thin tttnte ttrqttittcenre
in the other! Why is such nrtiﬂee med in
the one tue tosictintolate the pu-iom of the
permit: while the other—.giidee into oblition
without I 10"!er eotntnttttl
"she renott it obvious. The one it the
are of England, and the other the set of
Frence.
AR'MlN "13.
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