Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-02 00:00:00, page 3

FOR SALE,
By lVa'llsicm AÞLc-"sin, on board aclmoner
Charles, at Lawrctson & Fowle's wharf,
9 ht-ds. and so bt-ls. N. li. Ruut.
29 boxcs Brown Snap.
5 cord: Hrmiuck Bark.
20 kcgs Spiced Lobsters.
5 mxcs an's.
___F_'_cbru4ry 28. 32'
Qrphans' Court,
.F'r-xcndrta ('o.mty, l'cb. Term, lSIG.
ORDLRED, That the essecutor of Josrﬂh
_' (x.-man, deceased, do insert the loltowmg
sung.".crtiu ment three times in each week for
' sil weeks, in the Mexuudria Daiiy ancth
'l'este. ALEX'. MUURE, Reg.
'And-7 of state shnn'n. 7 l-ssdk Lint *
Wsivdhthe Blfiish midst", to th':
. want GW'Brsnhpdn requires
he maiden oft-Muc pvropositionssils :
condition us the tevssocltioo of the oldest ,
" shewed! in defiaaee of that minister":
um dedantiod. " that in no 'My-hath
he gfsh room Be such : Supposition," and _
, that he 'ffiotinnmch to mzke any pro- ;
wonnen- to this govermctnmz, much less, ss
' to renew those that had been already dc- ;
chnd unacceptable. _
" Thin Assembly will forbear much re
mark upon the unusual and unnecessary
measure by which the cxscutivc of the U.
States has considered it proper and politic
to vindicate the imputed outrage: upon its
dignity. . 'l'hc insolence ascribed to the
Bnit'tsh minister issi unhappily not without
]:sccedent in the intercourse of this govssero.
ment with the ministers of France and of
"Spain. Cusrs of the: most aggrauted na
ture have hcsctosort: occurrcd. in none of
_ ]oscph Dean, Ex'r.
leﬀ 15. si coat,
sssscﬂ' Printsngin all its branch
?.mtly executed at this of
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Thts Is to glvg: Notlce,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun
ty. i.— the district ofColumbia, has obtained
from the orphane' court of nid county letters
testamentary on the estate bl'Johe-ph Coleman,
late of ssAIeumh-ia, (lCLCJSCd: All person:
kzgv'mg claims against tho said deceascd,_ are
hereby warned to exhibit the some with the
vouchen thereof to the aubacriber, on othe
fore the Nth day of Auguat next; or they
may by law he ncludc'd from all benefit to
acid estate—Abd ths: indebted thereto are
required to make immediate Pnymcnt.
Given undoe my hand, the ch doy
Febrtum mo,
sthicb has th: then Prcsident of the U. S.
conceived that his dignity required the.- sus
pcusinn of the ministcr's suttction in addi
tion toso application to his government to
recallhim. A govermhcnt strong in the
conscioatsness of its own intcgrity. is under
no necessity of resorting for its vindiczttion
it.- cases Such as this, tie it measure so vio
lent in itself, so irritating to a friendlv
psiott'cr, as the abrupt disznctzssal as its agrnt :
\Vcight_v as is this coiffiidcration at all times,
it is pccsithxrly so in its application. to the
cas: now under the animndvcrsimxs of this
asscoubly. Moti'ves oi delicacy and of ps
hss'y, springing from the conduct of this
government in relation to a minister of ano
tnz-r power and from the critical state of
th..- (ticttdly relations between the U. Stntcs
am! Great Britain, should have dictatcd to
th- Ptestdcnt of the U. S. in the opinion
at this assembfy, the pt'opsiety of resorting
scticiy to an application ipr the recall of the
Ossctltlcr. '
" Resaked t/u'rlfii'f, That this assembly
is ttztabie to discover in the tute'corrcstnmd
tue: of the cxa-cuttvc sisthc U. S. With the
minister of his Brttsutti: mltjt-sty titc evi
dence of that sincerity with which this gu
vetlmk t has professed to seek zto adjssst
ment the dulicrcnccs that! exis: bew oen
the U. Ss and (J. Brssitain.
"'lt'i'salvc-dalso, That the refusal of th:
executive of the- U. 8. to pentmt the mi
n.stu' at his Bt'itatmic mnjescy to continue
in the execution of his {unctions as the ac
crcditcd agcut of his government, is, in
the opinion of this Assembly, a measure
unnecessarily impulitit; and lorbiddsin by
the regard which is due from this govern
ment to itself.
** Reteloedsurtbcr, That this assembly
55 devoted to the maintenance as the go
vernment oLits'choice and to the presc-rvzt'
tion ofits perfect indepeudcncc uf LVCsy
otk-r power; and that although this as
sc'mbly bclieves that war might have been
avrrtcd, yet is this unhtpptly should he the
result osthe present state of things, thc-gc
neral assembly of Virginia impalicd' by all
those motives and fceiings that bind it. to
the government ofthe Uttltcd States, will
nest all its ancrgies in maintaining that
government !"
(To be continued) .
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anuc.—Tl_te muurysi m own!!
ing ; it in empty. The chain nupnl'ud it,;
fthcy are dry._ . The dilcotfc'riu'g of tho]
causethquld bothe indc; 0"! 95 ent); lsslt-l
appearance of a wily eﬀort to see] the peo
ple's pulse, and osbeingz :- link in that diabo
lical chain, " Napolcon is our King." Al—
wsiys willing however to put the best con
stntction on every thing 'tvhich looks black
isi-h, we dismiss the subject now as merely
apocryphal, and shall contensst ourselves With
keeping a sharp look out for the next bait.
Now, to return to that runally renegado,
who comes boldly out at lust and days, Jtaþo- 4
leoni: our King. Some s'auc] ones, howe
vcr, always prone to inverting and twistingss
scutcnccs, hsitvc suggested that the Colonelct
meant a-[mle-I on is our King, and thence<
inscrrcd that he meditates a second cxultau'ofo
himself; is so, he may possibly be gratisied;
& for our p-..rt we wduldu soon haveA-{zolo—
I-on, as Aaþolcanjbefievins; that they "9
both the natural son: of old ** A/mllyon."
To'be serious ;—it is, a'ster all, : hent—
cheering rellection, and a subject of thanki
giving, that the mctss of the people of thi;
country, under whatever name 01 party they
may now be called, WILL NOT mﬀtr 0"!
King lo reign over them, cave THE KINGct
OF KINUJ .' And whenever that trsicmm- !
_ duu election day arrives. which numeromss,1
concurrent ligne foretell, is not far oﬀ; eve—f
ry villainous tncendiary who has been prop
tituting lltl prcn to the will of a foreign dn-s
pot- nnd blowing the coal: of civildineda.
7 tion to : ﬂnme, will find to his mortisium ss
the good genius oftlolumbiu predominlnto;
and my then cx/zm to receive the full K'I'Bl
of his iniquity. -
! l' eppesiarsi: that the errenganein &; the
quotation; from scripture, which month
appeared in the Jurom end the: were oned'
nbly publiuhed for the pennd of Mr. leek
80'lo the lcrostic of which forms the head of
_ this scrap, could not have been the work as
' chance. This opinion is strengthenedsiby the
circumstance of half the quotnionp being lo
; perfectly foreign to the nvowed subject.
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5 sccondly, as funibly productive os infinite
! It certainly betray: : despiubledilpusi
-_ ,,tion. to wantonly misconstrue, or twist to ed
' the:- purpose:, the sentiments of : writers—
! but he who wishes, or espects, to avoid mil
* constructions by other:, should not invite to
them, by ambiguous or equivocal language.
Digressing e moment from our purseit ;
, we woukl mdily exonerate the editor of the
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lt appears rather paradoxical, then, that
this dust-lickiag monarchist should not have
expected a more cordial =xceeption among
what Jacobins would call his own kianey, and
have oﬀered his communication to a fcdml
[m/zer, but should have ﬂrcmmed to select one
of the principal pillars of republicanism, the
Ball mare lV/zig, for the vchicle of bisis [tai
consm mggestious. ' And further, it appears
]msziug strange, it this was oﬀered for publi
cation, that the esiitor did not look upon it,
fust, as certainly pmductive of. no good ;...
mnchncs , in so licentious a government ss
:h s; and, thirdl}, us sin cutting bcrlagycon
.. is pauiotism, and an insult to his well known,
and cstablished oginions, and have treated it
with th xt contempt "11 Lherct'ure richly merit
ed. After a fair analysis, we hope we shall
be pardoned in shying, that wit}. all the gloss
and salivu that was plaistercd over it, it m]!
hurdÞY swallow with us: it still has some
'l'hc democmtic edicors profess to be the
champfons of freedom, and to declare eter
nal war against monaljchy, or the very germ
of monarchy in this country :—good ;-—and
so far as they act confidently, they may count
on cur hrarly co-o/zcration.
slave relmive to a heieditary monarclzy ; but
for our soul we csnnet away With some small
latent suspicions of his sincerity, issn inserti
iv ; and z-cpelling the arguments of the slave.
Baltimone Whig, sor lately inserting in his
.MFPOLIOA IS OUR KZAG.
' FMÞAYMActncﬂ :. si' zsi
Spauundﬂmrss . -
plenissshedhy the -
miiitni-v expence. ss
osthil commence Mr. "
'ly law. and conm'buted w th! m Of
him Adssamadiame, and then bocme
infected with it hiliiaelf, juat an whige :ct
imbibed toryinn from preceding ini-f
"knimiea in England; He dedtroycteil cnr'
commune with England nnd created tue
len miliuty etp'cnen. Mr. Madiaon
being asslao infected, wan unit to cure}
4 the came diaenn' lo Mr. ]eﬂ'eraon, which
Mr. ]esseraen cured in Mr. Adam-i
Doctora aeidbin undemand their own
inaladiea- ; but when in heelth them
selves, all docton azure that the- same
discnc require: the name treatment.—
It' u worthy of remrk, that Mr. ]es-i
seraon'u [ny with Englaid, du sijhad an
eﬀect upon the treamry insipitssdy nere
mischievous' .han Mr. Adam; with France,
which [I a clear demonstration of the quar
ter in which our moat valuable commerce
lies. _ Which the names remain the cure ia
abaoluteiy impossible, and congrcaa are
striving aside: nnture. The acadcmy af
Lugado becat'ne more peraevering as the
state of Balmbarbi became more ruinoua.
Will congresn emuhte its obstinacy? The
prejector who renioved Lord Mudoni's
mill from the stream to the mountain, in
order to raise up the witer by machines,
for the sake of giving it greater velocity
peraisted m the opinion that it w as an ex
cellent contrivance, stusmted by the mode
,ofcxccution. Will the embargo projec—
tors enmlate theirs ?
] The Anrora represents that for thirteen
lotig yea", the constant eﬀort; of the fed:
s reliete were to procure " :: currender of the
commerse and the mwugsectvm of our
homee toﬂzgland. " If this be true, it provee
'mdeed,what bunglen we are,conipared with .
zhe democrats. Duringthe whole period
that fcderalisu—had the management of our
aﬀairs, and [about]. it seems, to euneoder .
to England our commercqthat commeree,in '1
spite of their exertiom,coxitinue d to increase
in : ratio uuemmpled. On the other
hand, ecareely 'two year's had elapeed after ss
the drmoerets commeneed their system 0- 1
restrictive enetgies before trade almost en
tirely varnished from the view of Ameri
can, and England sound thet ehe had'been -
purin possession of the commeree of thect
world. Thus have the democrate accom-1
plilhed, by a single meaeure, white they
say the sederalists were thirteen yeatsis la
bouring to attain, and who, at the end of "
ss that period found themselves: a 'hundrcdi
} times further from their object than when *
they begun. "
Mr- Rice called up hie resolutton leiA en
ss the teble come dey: einee. 1)- ebjeet of
thee metutietu' 10 to temect the callet- '
tee efwnyuednmneetptire ietsio tl'p
expedieecy et teyjeg, eddit'tow ssBuch at
si & good- m ent nmh'miq
[After a long debate on the eebject of
the Batturess the committee roee, reported ct
progren and naked leave to sit again—u—be
fore the quenion on'eittieg egi'tn was taken
the home ldjournedq '
Thunon, March !. 4
&? Poydrae preeented sundry leech
tiem of the Legiehtive Could] as did
Orleeee Tt- rritury, reletive to the betwee
HDUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Congrest if (the _United States.
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WEDNESDAY, Febmbry 27. - fi
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'The sispeiier A man mWh
Whom tho Secrcutsssofibib .
coyprinsssm opinion of the attomeg _ _ -_. si-c
inlonsi chen'sit'sidhhe U. s. mue Moon,"? ; si
nd- mdvy Word relativc siahemsiosi- ss-__ ss
A'uþ'on saw the Trsiemire'rsi of {he (is : 5
—-8. during a number bf momsi. But
she We. ' ss 31? ;;ctsi
OK duced 65 Mr-WMM
"ed Qmfimm nighe -
line}! of M. 'Ossn' llsisij
grant the cdmuiufictl qfdtv
;hnvccoucqcinicm ---
k Mr. PM; Wx
abounds", M : si
I mio; tho m a! bit
:atircs who 'Esilc :] -
t ac New-OrKMD ss
che mayor of Glad. Mfisssiss
sendnnt for the upren "
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Abrclmn Faw,
Fame: Lawrato'n, si, _
ffa/m Stewart, } "Ell: do.
join: jolmton, '
The election (or tfie lst Ware! co'bc'hem -
at the houac ol Jeremiah Ncalc, Unio
ss stre-u—siFor the ﬂd Ward at the Os: suit.
sChambcr—For the 86 Watd .! ]oh.
) Hodgkin : uvn'nmnd du Ich Word m l'e- -ct "
house of Mr. Hucchen'l, concrof Dukd
and St. Aaaph street:.
Extract from the minutez
iy no", filsiddnplcto dfdpr. . , .
Wsshssi." Amlyuabovesi "
ssi-VPWWa-tdznquus .
ctszmrmss "" ma
ZAWR-ASON ADN FOsVZ-sil,
The cargo of the school!" Elmon cum
; . Riclurd Weighlmwl', fir le Me Far:
Sunne! Homer,
PUBuc SA-Ll-zss'
On TUESDAY neerill bsse mld attlfo ven- "
gdue store. on a credit of 6 month's, -
A NBGRO WOMAN,
A gool house verv mt, hat 16. ym lad ,
mouths to serve, Iged I! wend.
sithorising :! detacsihzct ncnc of the mdntnabffid
ing the right of the Up ! I
m che discricc court o! New?
dccision us the court 'kwnsij
'Onbznio, That she soliowiug peri-iss ,_
be appointed comminidnero for supmsjctctsi- '
tending the election: to be held in 'jxhq dis? ;;
ferem wards ssof ibn sitowu, on Tucsihjrct 1E9
Ozh day of Mmh next. so'r thd ou'pacect
electiog membenof 'the Common Counsscil
for the, eniding ) cas.
Clzatctla Sladc, }
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win]. _ si " 75 .siss * -
sols ed itself mzo committee of th'e whble—d
Mr. Milnor m the ch4.r--on che bill" lust;;
Unitcd Scales. _ . _ sict, .
ADAM LYNN, c. '
m " ""ﬄ
Wd from Pamaquqddy
'60 tom Panca- Pan -'
Voo b'dtu Smonk'od fiendly
!o' hind! Machpﬂ
"in him msilm'ﬂfl:
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blake)! ?. -
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Ordered toliem: the talke. *,-ct'si - si
On motion of Mr. Chy. che lum: 'C;
William Hcplmm, - - _
jalm T } sifid lo. )
Denni: msayg . ' *
Wzlliam S. .Moorf, ; '
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.joseph Snil/a, ,
m COMMON covNcM-ss' "
Fcbruary 10, "7? '-'
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