Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-19 00:00:00, page 3

indeed, the seat formerly occupied by Ell
: m Jannsicy as ; mezchant mill, l am told, is
in the market and viitght be bought, did pre
wbly loW, compired to its talue , to which
me, it is Red, belong-e one sixth get-t of the
me in the river. it is said too, shut there
is hrick and e'tcsime appn the spot siisicieht to
built! a (lottot Mill e'sidcl Weavinsic House to
any moderate extent, 'end that! from the ease
of access to'ibe*'mi'6rials,'in asillpr'bbabilitj
the Mix! lloueesimight be enclosed fthie Fell.
Pcrhapslt may beenid, that the Fells of 00
coquan is not so i—cceSsaBle and convenient to
wur town as the Falls of Potoma'c; but]
think it is more so, although situated scut
muis 'dtlﬂller s! um it , the gteat Southern
Sea-go Road passes by it, and the tide ﬂows to
the spcvt. .
li'yctu think this little hint "will hair: e ten
drncy to the public good, you will please give
it insertion in your. paper, and believe me
'Yours,
.? '9 - 'A—TCHMAN.
ct TWSÞAH—WE usssi * _ _ __
no. Snovou, . "si" "si " ' .
usictesimm le n. Why (fit lsiresi
lathe country boot Mcsilm W Nun-w
limit company be'n-unmo- abou: to be
man-bed. inject-town fogthe pumolsse of'
winning. .cm, and that thej bove pil!!!
determined to in their Wotks it (In Unh
sin,, upon e qual] otream of weter let ss
mshcjcm frequently to turn : single. tptndles
me consequence would be. the: dufing {he ss
hll sea-on of the year, on must etop. and!
all handssi remain inaotivessupon expence: until _ss
;; preases God to send them : ﬂower of rein.
]: is true, that to his inﬂuence. weake indebted
in .n situationo for hie applies; but will not
our fellow town-men egree with me, that ss
mis little Company had bgsstter au'gment their
czpi al, so as to comprehend such n Situation
as mi rnt be had at the Falls of Occoquan.
Thc &, ! am told. it does not happen- one
year its ten, but there' to I sufficieney of thy
ter for all the works sinne-dy established there!
md all the Gum wot}: likely tobe eq'tab- ss
li-bcd there for : century to come.- '
lmlmtcnt Dame:-:. —-—- At : time when
tle officiﬂ paper of the goveninient, at \Vaeh
ing on. is pretending sun-pine and astonish
mentnt the Duc de Uadore's insolcnt letter to
(}cnctal Armstrong,-and the subsequent con
fis-si'siion of American property in a mass;
it may be considered highly important to
publish the following extract osa letter from
Ccrml Annetrosing to Mr Madison. (then
-s(*l'eltor) of State) in which the present state
et" things is clearly predictecl. The decided
tone os General Armstrong could not be
migmderstood; but his turning was dine-e
gylsicied.
" Mr, PATTEKSW oll'en sisio good a'con
nylmce than 1 cannot but employ it. Nothing
has occurred 'here since the ﬂute of public
sic'patcl-es ssphe li'th) to give to our business
an aspect more (n'ot-able than it then had—;
Luc on the other hand ! have come to the know
lﬂsi'si'e of two sacsiusswiich Ithink sufficient
h shew the decided character of the Empe
mr' s polxcy vith regard to us. These are,
sict that th a Couucil of Adminutration held
1 1, cIsi-jss psim when it not proposed tom.
oiss the (peration of 'the deemen of Nov.
18le and Dec. not, bough the propoaition
na; supported by the whole weight of the
(much) he became highly indignant, end
(t'-. "med thenche-decrees should sun-n': no
When and that the Amerieam thould
[( compelled to ilke she p'onuve cbnjctelsi of
*- her all cc or qnem'u—sisecood- (bacon
1 ( and of January hit, twelve 41in Mr
Mr Champagny' ; writte- usurancee. W
those decrees should work do change, in the
PPOPcrty aequestered pntil our w
'si'uh Enghnd were brought- to a child IN
leven thy: before, he reported come "thou!
umew:-7 was, the Emperor hdby
! lpeciisil decision leonimted-ct-tie-of. rout
ship: and theissrct 'zc-rzm the man Henry,
Mludiata, bi- quit merelyose docdmdl'
"1 Band-ed byss'uiy law or unge of the com'
Extract of : "l.-Her from 3!r..lmutrong'to
fist. Medium, Fcb. 22, 1808.
ss in supposing {but ths Emperor hes' delsheffi
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Spairt 9 Puncture-she 'ut'tm'eroasct {If}
dictiom of the immediate uuhjuga'tioo'o
these interesting eections of Europe have
not, thank heaven. yet become history.—
By capts'm Prstt we hsve received Lisbbn
pspersss to the 24th ss'Apr'tl, ctwhic'h' state, That
the French had not then est-cured their
thrests to e'nter-Portugal . That Cadiz had.
not fallen: That the Patriots had Even ob
tained Some sdvantsges—dvideuce' bf their
unsubdued condition—in several provinc'es;
That the French tygets had again been
compelled to ﬂy frbm the rich province of
Valeocia: That : party of Patriots had
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CQNSULA-R OFFlCE OF SPAlN.
Philaddpltia, jane-14, 1810.
Whereas oﬄcial information ia received
that the extenaive diati'icta of Maracaybo
and "Corn, which colnpoee asilafge portion
of the province of Venezuela, have unani
. mouely dingreed to be anti-aationalmea
: me. lately adopted by their lnethren of
'_ the distriet of Canace,-and are determin
- ed top-ween,. shesissintegfity and-Bdelssity
tothe gown-tun of the nother-With
adminiatered in the name of their beloved
king Per-lined Movuthzad have ac
eovd-inglydeeaeed that no veaeel-vill-he ad
mittedsroot the United Statea of Athene
>ct into their potta, vithontthc noon-type!!
_ aalar deem-end (no the coast-la of luce
itholic majesty" mident them-t, eetnng foul!
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- post; of com'mtinicatibn; and 'that'thessPaz
'triots were in good epirits,siandsi--hnd not
' Upooi'thesi btsiegera of Cadiz, with" Which
' tatihns. sisiWe know isimplicit rcteliance cannot
" God grant the full fruit'to'n of their expec
-Wn hop-lien Written-tye
5That; its short, 'in' all-siqnhrtcra'dsidepr'e'dato
saving-it. Wkﬄugummdhmew
viubshestidﬄnhun. mme
.ta'ten advantage of the absence of the ma
'provincea which have been overrun by the
'indicnted. it is possible the Patriots tho'
the-entire 'aubiugation of the ,penituttln,
determination never .quirtly'to wear the
-lt appears in those writing—3 that the 'blood
of myriads ol Spanish and =Ponugune Pl
_triota, shed in defence of their children,
altar: and sireaidee, against their 'lawleea
invaders, is continually ascesinding to Hea
ven in ssfervent prayer: for the fruatration of
the mon cruel invasion and bloody (it-spot
in:] which ever aﬄicted a people, or bro't.
"down the vengeance of I juat God on the
head of the tyrant and tum-per ;ct and that
their prayera are sometimes heard.—Button
'drid, and niade some prison-m : siThat'thc-y
any evidence of that spirit—can be collected
lsrom the addresses and may: in their ga
zcttes, their inveteracy against, and their
't'oke of French slave-ry, in inexterminahie.
Men" his grotsitpd. 1 unneth-Wrought
chiding" "As ram win. untiursu' them
soon." ' 3
rysi warsare 'waa's'oa'rri'essd on'by "untill, bodies
against the 'Frehch "(Raging "parties, 'ahd
city they had opentsid 'a' commaniention :—
be placed even in the but corrohorated sinc
counts of Spanish andsi'Porruguesesiaﬀnrs in
their papers: But the recent tardincte of
the French in many prbvinces; the slow
progress of those hovering arnuncl'Portu
gai ; the somhre st) le of some of the' latest
French oﬄciai letten from Andalusia ; .the
cessation of the sispri'gh'tly' bulletins; the
acknowledged impwer'rshed state of the
whre advancing their cahbrls- [not 'armies]
lost their cotilidt'nce in eventtnl success.—
rauders from Castile, and had advhncsied to
Aranjuez, within a short distance hf Mi- ss
they write 'wrll, mayfiglu badssly. 'But if
than most of the accounte from thrnce have
French; and the continual arrival of
fresh reinsorcements ol the British army
in Portugal and Cadiz—induce e hope of
the existence of a stronger germ of Spanish
opposition to the French myrmidons, or
greater rceources, and more ssobeta'clee to
Gaz.
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; ]crome N.:poleun to be king of Wirce'm
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. -nwrzu=n, ss
Brig PGorham, Ap leton/Georgetown-si;
to'finish falding for (kind.. ,
Schr. Pony'k [Belly, 'Stclly. ssBaltimorw;
_ cundrieo, xto merchmu os-the "Diatriot.
Curxnu.
Sloop Linle Lady, "Moon, Noisolkz:
lb)" Jacob Movgan and-omen. '
Regulawt, Milk;, Naatuctetaz'ly
M. Miller. - '.
Sch'c Ridng'Sun, 'qu Down—Fu
.'-ou. Mundkao. - si, - . ' '
{ ' Kegulicor. Simon, Baltim—J. Mnn-Q
duiﬂc'lnd When. - ' ' - 4
Age-4, SMLiiboh-PM me:"
si Brig Bone;-Skin". landed—w
The soﬂdw'mq innnqemebn of litkl M
yf Melt-custom odd crriW sio_s-' m,
npssortedf m lum- from ssCersimnny' 'ctsillln'
behind-mine!] un betwssecn the e-pm
of France and Amnia, we give it !! It
weened us. wilhmn made! commune then
that none of the appoincmmu came to msi
improbable.
leon [. emperor of France,- &c. end
king so! the Roma'm.
Francin ". emperor of Amt'fia & Fran
'cnnin, and as proceetor of the consedemion
of the Rhine.
'] he archsidukc Charles, k'mg Wind!!!
che ladies-si
;? rph Napol'enn to be hng of Imly. .
crd'mnnd the IV: to berenoresid foMe
'thrune of the Two Scidlies.
]oachim to be hng os' Polmd. \
Eugene lo be king ('zf Machonia. - 1
_ Louis Napolcon tobe king of Bulria. ]
The hrrﬂlimv. prince ol Bavaria to be *
. kzsing—of Hall-nel and Bet . !
. "urge
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& un Whiche, end-"m , - ' ,
mh ddeumemnwﬂlbl ';_' '
dish-: non-med ' . , _' _'
m e-sidsiiinjem M ..si'sisi—ssss si' '
qs dis'Cnholie
"will:" to the time " si ..
w wile the nlsim
dofiﬄonn as Spnin and Aqua-tied. fisi 54!
behoped no nue] wiilpcqeeedto thunfilss
of" dame dim'mn n'am-m WFU Mid
cum-ma revindþythe- gevenjmu " ;
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view sn " :. Some—] Gsi zsi-dcsi'
' - c vu, evil, . - 3
'When evening returns. end in slumber [lie,
Then Funny the scene shall retrace;
'Shell "light up anew the cost glansice of thine
eye.
"And restore me'thctv Bliss-"ul embrace._
And when through thy lattice Aurora's tinu
, -Thess kin
'w- etphalig .
""The*gfasl\} duke of—Badrn to beiiog of
W'ltitsltiﬂd." '
_ The king ofsiPfussirtute'de Sileeia-to
Anetriar—IWZ. Gaz; "
'-! hpbiushictg precursrssr os Plchno expahds
The 'sihoystulline portnls of light-;
And mater- the dew-dripping tints from her
l'dtKln .
. To trimson the mantle os Night.
'Slcc p shakes his soft ptuions and sours to the
'IkYe , ,
And with raptnrectl greet my dear silenc
-\'Vhoee "health ﬂuehlng cheek, and when
soul be;-min,: eye, '
Au'rore but mimics in
vein.
Good morning.
Thy presence to me is the (lawningos light,
And pleasure ilhtminee my blent ; '
But ahJ in thy absence morn ehenges to
night-si— . i
Hope sink: like thesistar of the west. si
Then let no, my fair one, the moment: im
prove ' "
Which morning allows us for bliss—;ss
Let the new risen day be devoted to love,
.p'ct-Y- -
'O.ﬂy to the armsssxof thy-swain, _ _
'KVith him taste the sweetssiof'the siln'famile
'day
And-lien- 'him nyedt on the plain.
Good 'Mo'rning. _
SBLIM.
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from the 'A'cw- Tork' Columbitm.
_ xoooD MURNlNG.
'[ln Zmitation of the French ** non table."]
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And'in-eumeet accept of & kin.
Good Morning.
SHI—P \
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_Port of Alexandria.
ssofss'Wirtemburssgﬀ-to be king of
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About-Qssyessmdctd. 'My ctsi
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HE Crellitors of the bone" 6!
and M'Gaw, formerly of Alexa'ml
Merchants. one requested to trot-mit th
respective claims duly atsstthenticoteatosititss'o
' -'W. Strong, esq counsellor a l-wctJHsio rit.
But-ling Stlp.si Nen'York. The cheat-tom
si—quest in to nium-in the entire an'-hunt 6! !"
siclaimess on thehddlpusessﬂ) shew Alex
ondtia and he vicinity. as prepmaloliy to'mak.
in; me- proporltion" his (heir ?ﬂnal etljtm—
siment. At it will henssnpractktmle" to some
ssto the {redhors any epectfic: propodticn. will
the whole omount of lbe (. 'tbtail Enough
is o' cunscguence that they should as]! one!!!"
sisito lhil notice , and it is hoposid they will not
suﬀer the period for' transmitfing their lo
count! 10 be Tptctomcted beyond the fifth side]
of .lune next
____Ncn York May 22. -——26.
Land "for Salc. _
lN pursuance of: decree; of the worship- .
ful court of King {George county,';\\_*e"lho _
aubscribcrncommissioners therein digne-I,
will expoae to public sale to the highest bid-.
der on the Vomited for age-dy wislss, son
'l'hunday the snuhy oflwe knot. itThis-.
if sinot, the next fair-cloyzsim-MMM moie- '
ty asthe TRAC T OF LI.-3)? Wing- in 1 _'
county of Fairsax, on th'c'natesiks 'ofss-Dsﬂch _
Nun, nbout {fifteen-miles; maw " '
the l,.ittle'Rive_r Tumpike- (Lpauin'gﬂmi', - ,
the tract. Thisssland-qux ssveyessd : * '
-of gift from John Alhhliﬂenctw - . ..
Ashton and others, and i- sssold to :M'sii
debt due man Smitb tim,-did Wﬂz'ssj
Album. ct' _ *_ " '-'ct.'ss ' 3
WrﬂxamMctgyz, ctsi'ct * . ct
He hPWBﬂjs' si'ss' . 'ss-ct t '
'lassss'si . " .' . '
me? sorthe QWGGM
at o'cldd, *to make
AsiVlNG REMOV-ED from Wife!" to
Prince street, two doors above the
corner-0! the law Col. Hooo; insortro thou
who have hitherto ('a-vered him yith, the-it si
custom, and thou who-may he diepoad la
do so, that he Mll thanhsully receive '
cmleatmr to wait their sovou. ' _si
Casb orexchange given for old' .COÞPGD "
Bran, Pewter or Lead. ss
WANT-ED, si
A BOY of good*morala na lapprentiee l-sil' '
the above busineae.
March 99 2!
The HOUSES until-01 s at the comen!
Dttke and Royal streete. lote thsse-pro ertyo} -
Elialm Jaw-ay. Also, : half nere m at the '
corner of Cameron and Henry meete—on
very liberal terms. _
Richard M. Scott, TN:/fed.
43 or creditors of E. Ja.
May 28. 2"
Coppermit/t, Pssct, set.—maw.
Russia Shoctings.
A fair. .piecese firot'quality sor sale by
May- 3]
" "" FUR d'AsL, - si'
Wssfifd-M
]olm YG. M.
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