Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-17 00:00:00, page 3

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si a wise measure, compared with the hall
, [coxnumcnznrasin 'r—nn rup-n'!
him-n.. ]
Ixtracto clerks maWinSg
"li'- Mvegkrl, um, to another
&
:—si A.
" On the in inn. siebe Gabierna Execu
l'wa de] Reina, took the government into
their hands. ]! in command of the follow
ing memben:
Pnnnm.
Mnnzu.
Dan Cup-t Him- de Yaadlanu, .
Dan When de Some,
gzn Zojqf Goi'sict dien,: Tone, '
Dan Fm'gsco Mrs bare,
a a. a
The fifty-qui: de , :!kl.
nen-un at rr'sinn, -
Dan aneirco Save-{m.
it" is reported that the French have cir
ried of all the heavy nmllery they bad !:
the ne'ge al Gerann, which place akin bold:
out and has as late received came reinfarce
menu beaidu same prctavisioa and would-,
Ho'e Lxrdlency the AnWopa as Saide,
Co-Adminictrmsi
The following very interesting intelligence
direct from Seville, proves that the Spani
mlure making the greateat eﬀorts to rid
their wantry of their enemies, and that the
new government he: eomtnenced its ope
ration! by insuqing new energy into the
people, and taking the moot vignrous atepa
for presening the kingdom. The newe of a
great and deciaive battle bnvin' been sought,"
ntsiay be expected bythe next arrival-. "
!}qu of the .Van-lutercauree.--\Ve as
ert it for a fact, and which our readers
may rel- on. that an American vessel which
had gone nﬂ', arrived lately at an English
island wldn a enrgo ns flour. and was not
permitted to land it,si but nailed with it for
St. Bartholotnewa when ahe has arrived.
Dan not meh a sact illultrate better than
all the fine-spun arguments of viaionary
atateeman in support of thin foolish eyetem ?
Doc- it not prove that Mr. Macon'o bill is
si me! of a letter from an Americm gen
man in Lixbon daled 90: Decembcr,
809- '
'Fl-cturis still dull, the last acdea were
e at 9 1-2 dols- ] think it would have
n, had it not been for come new a rcu
ng here of the Spaniards declaring war
insc us. ]! is impoaaible to any what ef
a this will have onctAmerican produce."
ln a Liverpool paper of the 25th as No
mbcr, vu- sind Ameriean supersine ﬂour
siu vcrd at 63 to 62 shishngs sterling per bbl.
nd suur do. at 48 to 51, and at London,
do exsihange the 22d Nov. th: price:
vcrc, wheat 82 to 106, and fine do. llOto
114— Fiour 90 to 94, and aeconds 85 to
way measure of non-intercouroe ?
(Nor/ble Ledger. )
'rnr. new count-men or sum;
.lnda great Bawle expected to be fought.
ss- momen", lANUARY n.
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LATEST FROM CADlZ
: bri: Mnry And, capt- Dyel', from
32, 38 dove, n delay. The W Me
town shis morning,be ye him ib!
able to rcect him.. it no up! he brings
nof consequence. H inform
siv the geon-man who (unmeet! his bu
n, when (here, that accmmts had been
ivcd as the "jection of the Spanish mi
cr by our government, what eﬀect it
ld lum: is not known, but he no ap
cns'n'e it would have an injurious one'
or commcrce. ]: was generally cup
d the French would gain poncnion of
whole of Spain in the spring.
- Extract qfa lettersisren MW all!!!" ill.
New-sort, dared Octekr 18, 1509. 'si;
" Since my last several rich eat-gon have
arrived principally from Baltitnoresi; three
have gone to Naplea to encounter the El
glish without, and a 'precatious reception
within, one a brig from Baltitnore with a
eat-go of colnnial produce worth 100,000ss
dollars has landed her cargo here to wait a ct
change, as every port in the Adriatic and
Levlnt is ovctatoolted. What could have ss
induced our merchants to have such a vast :
property here I cannor conceive, they must ss
have been at a loss what to do wnh it, or ss
led away by ]ackson's sine account of the l
resources and trade of the Barbary parts.—
They are totally ignorant of the rigor with
which the French decrees are enforced, if
they hoped to lind a market in France,
where colonlal produce even coming from
Guadalonpe (unleas in a French bottom)
and having the best certisicatcs of origin,
would be confiscated for having touched at
a neutral port, even should the vessel not
have been boarded by the British. lo lta
' ly some cargoes have been introduced, but
under circumstances of great risk.
The prices there have fallen, and are fal
ling so as to tender that undertaking too
hazzrdous for the prospcct of gain. ln
short ( know not which way" to turn, and {
would most willingly give up all my time, (
and alll had the h0pe of making to get ss
out of this infernal hole. Some ol ourss
countrymcn had an idea that the Bag osthe j
regencies could be used to advantage, but ,
this is inexpedient in every respect, you
are neither ease on sea or land. The only ss
one who has tried it is his- F. of your
place, when enterprising character you
know; he sailed from here last ]une for
Marseillrs, on his arrival the vessel was
seized and he put in prbon, in which state
si mattere remained bssv lest accounts. No con- '
ss
T of 70 years, thrown into a d ungeou neck
and heele, hie houres, lands, venelt. mo
ney, goods and paper-, seized by the Bey.
His head clerk, a chrietian, by the name
of Andre Poge, was also seized and con
demned to receive 1000 hastinedoe, 300 of
which were inﬂicted yesterday when the
unfortunate man wn too far exhaueted to
eupport more, the execution was of course
_ _ tponed; he will be calm: lor- life un
m he can pay 100.oosi0_'do\hn. All this
nrbitmry proceed'uag it on the pretence that
Hadji ]unee bed letten eusi'rying on : cor
reepsiondence sinnfriendly' to the reigning
prince. - ;. ' . *
' The American :chardcter 'etands very;
high here : Enton with du hie soihlesse "gave
them an idea ofoui- braihry which they con
sider inherentf—and although they have ass
good nation of our smail navel force, I be
lieve the Bey would e'ouner hue war with
any other christian power. A [rigate
thnuld peep in upon these gentry now and
then, sun 'sskind of memorandurn._pnrtieu
lady as so much property it under their
thumb."
Wf
w Mid. asalsom the What
nativ- meet!-body Q—
ss , _ si now willha given. Godsisigt'llsil
thetn necess- .Thegsienensill hacsseb'nﬂf
orders w am assent-Am mar-Emu
so that I hope yott'bﬄpqon have}!!! 90?!
Of a great victor-[w by W'W"
[Tdcn for the Alexandria Gum-.]
Several repom. rue-lution- and prison
podtiom were presented wd referred;
Mr Mmky from the cold-Since m the
pennon dom-1 Pcﬄbmm to .5'
sidence can be had in the Moon, who must
become your agents in cases at this kind. ss
not merely because they might themselves 3
be disposed to take advantsge of you. but
because their lives and property sre wholly
st the cnpricious, dispossl of the Be,.—
Should he st any time take a liking to your
vessel nntl csrgo, standing in the nsme of 1
one of his subjects, he would find a pretext *
for seizing them, or would tslte them stsi
his own price. A trsnsaction has recently
taken place here which will put thesubject i
clesrly before you. Hsdji ]unes Ben ju
ues, s rich Moor, had for many years mo- ss
nopolizet], almost exclusively, the trsdc
ofTunis, and was for credit and wealth on
the highest pinacle, in high fuvor st court,
and bearing donn with Leviathan force,
sll the smnil sryos adtenturers; none dsre
to undertake any thing which might in the
smallest degree mitigate sgsinst his con
cerns ; he wss s few days since, at the age
]Congrgsh qf th! United Statfs.
Housz OF REPRBSEctNTA'Lss'lVES.
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avaunt,—. jumry 16.
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Human-w swan,-us
hwsiamsimmrsixshsiwssh—efim
sirepbmd thnsit thectpressyer of thepwtloler is
simnwgnndshsemnm ought to be
siW,-fi.fwgcticwictd .r-risyins .lir-M" '0
medﬂtis house.- Refemd to.
si eeMninsedfthe wholtjltnuse on Fridey
our-si "L'; ;. - sisi si.
_ . MW osyesterdl] was
eke- on. MPWI u- msir-k- The
question before them ,. she]! the cont
rnlttee have lene to sit apsictln? .; - . ' '
Mr. Done spoke at mankinde length
and with are-t energy aguilt-it!!! filed
He said it:-as worse than licsiectnsing the prey!
--it went to silence more than s millionss of
people at once. lt destroye representation
in its essence. Why ehould the rnaiority
have a desire to eilence the minority with
this politin lad-jeu: ?
Mr. Mos eley also spoke with great judg
i ment and strength of argument against the
? rule.
ss Mr. W. Alstan spoke in favor of the
rule, as did stir. Rhea. -
IlIr. S/zeﬀZy spoke against the rule. He
considered it an encroachrnent on the libersi !
ties of speech, and he could never submit ]
to it. ]
liss. Nelran was also against the rule—he 1
believed the previous question was not well
, understood in the house, or perhape he did \
gnot understand it. According to the con
L atruction now put upon it by those- who od
' vocated it, he believed it to be one of the
, most wicked and mischievous regulatlons
ever introduced.
ﬂIr. Dana rose again to explain the for
rner usages of the house with respect to
7 previous question.
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si xi.-[t' Ran was in savor of the rule, he ss
& thought it shsolutely necessary for the go- ss
3 veroment of the house and to facilitete the
L' business of the nation. (
{ The question..ehall the commitree of the
whole have leave to an agoin ? was put and
) lost.
\ The merite of the repno of the seleet
5 committee who reported the rules and or
, ders of the house were then taken Up.
? Mr. Dawson moved to strike out the of
: fensive rule, in order to introduce the rule
as formerly procnsed.
Mr. Sheﬀcy moved to divide the ques
tion so an to take the sense of the house on
striking out first. The yess and mys were
called on this question.
Mr. A B. Porter spoke st consider-ble ss
length in favor of the rule. He did not
wish todisg-nise the rule—[treat to give 5
the majority the privilege of closing debate
when they thought proper; and he con
tended the: this power was necesnry to
the mfsjorityu-As they had power to mske
laws, they ought to hsve power to silenee
the opposition.
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I . Part J Alexandria. \
Anmycta.
ss Slooszinb Such. 'Elddd'e, Provi
deqce—nncssdlem produdc—w the mond.
! Schoongr Sukey, Law, pennon—Juno
,—*01>IG* ledo ct si
I _ 93: WILL'lAuson's Packct
ctwnli sad (asil'r Norsolk on T burs
sday mommg next. -
len-my l.. _
anzsisu dy'vifc W ob
doe-dim- me on Wdoqsby di
ld hour]. [no,—nel my 10.an the m.:
T Mulier-in! anpon-u bad:-win}
manam-dom ,.ÞW
NEWS. ss
(
lSHlNG to remove to the a moone-i
try, I oﬀer for eale, the ['lmsssi- '
which [live, in the county of Him Gan-(e.
] ing on the Potoinae River end Rode-"e'
reck, end containing eboursoo eme ; emit:
seo oswhich areeieend, eedthe le' poe
si tion of it of the But description of "little:
low grounde ; the reeidue of the Red but
equally divided between oek end older, the
"Letter peculierly veluehle for eli the W
', oi encloeing. The prudence which- tbil '
piece elsiime over molt othorein'thesiedven-f
cages osliving, such as wild bsiwi, iielwyetgreu , '
csiahs, &c renders it an highly deeirebictesiectesi
bitehmen: for any gentlemen who, "ty;: '
to rcside on Lide nate!- Tho'isidprokdwtlsslfi' '
this, pmp-si-rty are complete) 'me-df-l
two story dwcliing house: Uhysssild'betsieonf
taining eeven roame, with Welct _ '
eelient cellare; another twoLetory threw
house. containing three room ende .eelietsi'} ,
e new meat house, daisy, ieii' - Reader M
riirn houses, end every hinluhf usual" Ilus-t
coeun. To this ! si ;sisi'm ..
end meet "leaf-"Maximus:—
{ pair etoneqhdtine cloth. _ ct_ 9"ss;
' tondo. &c. The wrenched-, ject \ le
eeey to the purcheeer et be an Week- ' -
- T. Thrnotjzjsii .,
W need to Rue,-:
An actlva Lad. dom !. to 11,
age, that haa boon accuawmd to
work—be would betakon for one q
yean, and would have in 0 , sof
kaminga usetul buainou. bend was-'a
\ will be given. [inquire ofcha Priam. ' s *
.!anuary 18. . .
ss-si For Sole, or to Beatct-sszsssif; ct
" Alba.-m BMHWQ lIsssisil
look, with every oathe-a mind! 'wm
Mitampletcadcﬂglﬂectbt {&
nily. lt' :: inn-ced on RonI-dn'dc, his-t -
m-ckdadoourt bon-c. add ilmdyfox
the napkin- cfl ten-m. ' —
" JLso [08 MLL', '
Several Lo!-, on Wm, WNGIW
ad Ki omen-on (lum-drew
am doomes. in w
Bomcofshcaareimm lost; added)!
'belenod'eogood num, ad them".
buildingluuo- lj'bnmlﬄylo - si.
R'obeln Patton'.
s . momen: , _
_' CO-Þ!!CI_'1_J$ ' .v'sissl'.
sinne he "in __ ' . ' '
Grepee, Omgee, _
— WeterJte. -_si..1- ' si .
Mordere will hestefhlsy receive-I, ed
deemed with pen-tie ettenti'en and die- '
('Wh- - . " ,si . '
]anuery 17. eon.
, .M B. On bend, e few bone belt Splfillkss
Cigere, for reteil. ' ' ' ' _
The second Alexandria Dancing Ama
bly will be on FRlD KY evening neambo Inch
int. --1' he third on PRIDAY ending th'. .
ld of Pobmary ;-and the fonrtb two who
after the Birth Night. .
The Managefs. .
Ten Dollar: Rewarssa
For apprehending and delivoring (osi no ..
nagw man named SAM, who bft We ib.
lltb knaumt: he' :- by trado a blac- a
bout loyoan of age,, : feet 7 or I
high. rithor alonduin form, and huasi
not oofintonanu. If uken out of diam
Lia-Moon cool-caution will HW— si
!,
Alexandria Dancing Assembsies.
A-lelge'eeeortqeecttsisi'
Wine Bitterey, Ass sisi 3_
Mpieesinofﬂulimnhu M
unwonted. * '
_ inn-mass? si a; .
ctssssPoiomdc LandTorss Sole. si ctsi
"MIMQO, Ill}. 17. si?! 'x' !
ssctjofss
lunary ls—lv w
lannary lS. - dt'l Oth.
Who Ms uhdﬂsirsak',
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