Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-12 00:00:00, page 2

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Twenty Dollars Rcward.
AN' AVVAY'smm the snbscribcr, living
in Prince George county, Marylanel,
.-ne=sir the head us Mauzwsi'omsim, on the ?d oi
July last, & Ncgro Man named ssS-si-sssssiM, 20
'ears on, 5 scct 3 or 4 inches high, thick
& nd well :ct—has a stummering in his speech
when spoken to—Had on when he went away
a cotton coat and shirt, and cznabrigs trow—
sers, and took with him & silk shnmbray coat
=z-ct and an old felt hat. The above reward will
ss.-_ "be paid {or apprehending and securing ssiid
_ ss fellow so that I get him again, and reasona
ssble chargcs if brought home.
]ames Morelanaf.
si. .
;, THE eoparmership os Kom and H z'smzz'l
'ct? Jer, is this day dissuh'ed—All pcxsons having
claims are rcquested m render their accounkd
;Z-ctss {or seulqmcm, and all those indebted to the
?siss'ct firm ar'c likewise earnestly requested to come
sctsisforward and make payment.
;: _sisi'._ John horn,
"s. jacob Wllemxll'er.
si Septcmber "! 1. St
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ct sibﬂate Os ]Mfis DOUGLAS, an insolvesisictm
_ si'ﬀ—"iT 15 "(")"RDERLD
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- subscriber, who alone is apthorised to.
Now Landmg
"&!er on board ts'ze sclzaoner jachinsscaptaz'n
Silver, and for salc- by the subscriber,
30 hhcls. first quality Stale Sugar-s,
—100 bags Grcen-Coﬂ'ce,
'5 ticrces new Rice,
.— . 20 balfboxes Havanna chars,
Alcosistom on board sc/zooner ﬂsisary and Kit
sict , ty, captaz'n Black.
109-harrcls Muacovado SUGARS, of dif—
ss-f fcrent qualiiiects.
N . Keene.
si'sisi 'September lsil. —d
7 "" TO RENT,
' Douglas, an insolvcnt debtor, in the Discttrict
" Rovd-nreet, Alexandria.
:,- By vnr—tueof .a deed of Tssrust
ctrom James Douglac to the subscribor, to sc
ssss'cu're she payment of a sum of money-due to
__ llliam Newton and :Robert [. Tayior; will
si]- exþsed to public sale, on acredit of 90
ss' ss no ddys, at the dwelling house of Jamesia
' ._ ,. si qss; P*'ince street, -on IVcdnuday
, 'ng next. or 11 o'clock,
'sisisiss Several Ncgroes, and a variety cof
Household8c Kitchen Furniture.
N." HERBERT, Tm/tec.
W We - 51?!
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ss 'Wyctﬂazette 6 Da'llars per annum.
ctsisi WEDJtE-SDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.
A convenient two—story Brick Dwelling
House, sttuatc on King street—To & good
tenant it will be rented low. App1y to
James Andcrson.
Sept 11 A d
W- 'sict T—f
hue lca, Lheese, &c.
debtor, in the Dish-ifi ..of Colurssnhia,
are' requested to make payment to the
Gunpowder Ten of an excellent quaiity,
by reta'il, —
2000 ]bs. good Rhodc Island Cheesc, and
12 barrels of \\'hi'sie Havanna Sugar, fit
,ssfor Pxeserving, for sﬂe by
receive his debts.
N. HERBERT.
of Columbia, do, on Tlssursday next, proceed
to set] the property of the said James Doug—
las, on a cretdt of sixty days, for approved
negotiablc notes, with approved intiorsers,
giving previous notice thereof in the news
papcr printed in Alcxsimdr'm. Test
G. Dcncale, C. C.
N. B. The above property, consistingv of
Salt in barrcks, and two large Falls Boats, will
at the time and on the terms above mention
ed, bc sokd at 3 o'clock, on Gover's whars,
late Jansiney's. "
Sept. H. dSt
BY Judge Fltzhugh, that Noblet Hcrbcrt,
trustee for the benefit of the credltors of Jas.
. Country Gazem, 5 Dollars.
"Scpt'll SH'
(? ALL persons indebted to the
runnen Am jvnusnm 13!
SA'MUEL SNOWDE,Þ_Z,_
_— si _ 'Daily Cazette, '
sicqpmmcln u-POLLTML.
September 1 1 . St
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joseph II. Mandeville.
_ PUctblic Sale.
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A
Colonel \-Vhiting arridcd at Wrashington
early in the summer of 1809, nearly a
stranger; but his tubaniry, spirit and cor
rect conduct sonn shquitcd him friends in
every party. Though firm in thcjust prin
ciplcs ut democruLy, the: suzwity of his man
ner Srttncd thc: rcScht ut his politicul op
poncnts, and his remains wert honorcd by
tt more: general tesximuny o-l public esteem
than has perhaps bccn bciutc wuncsssi-d in
Ys'ash'mgtun.
The: body of this c-Xcellt-nt citi-Zcsin was
dc-poaitcd in the public burial ground nsi-ztr
thc navy yard, in this city, on Tucsday
evening, with military hcsi-nurs ; and the: su
neral Ct rcmuuy was cunducttsid as tollows :
The ctsishn containing the body having
lain in mihtary State: for several hours ;ssthc
marinc curps, commanded by Capt. Fen
wick, attended by their hand, parudcd be
fore the [edgings ot'thc Colour}, precisely"
at 4 o*clock ; from whence they proscedcd
to the burial ground with asms reversed,
and the bunct ptctying appropnazc airs.
Next follutvcd thc rcvucnd Clcrgy of the
district.
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works. approhztssion: Ousbt you,! Mary te
-citiZens of Washington, on the demise of
country for her liberties created him a sol
-dier; his reﬂections taught him to be a t'e
pubiican. -Col. Whiting took arms in the
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cy, patriotism and courage could distin
JUCUL
From the Natianal littdligencqp.
:: 'l-he deathos those distinguished by their
station, .
u But by their virtue more, awakes. the mind
When public virtue and private worth
exhibit so intimate an association, as they
did in the character of the late Cul. jOHN
WHITING, it is honorable to humanity to
observe the sincere regret displaye'd by the
that infi'exihle patriot and distingttishetl ci
tsiizen. -Co]. Whiting was a native of the
state of Massachusetts. The contest of his
cause of the revoltition in his 18th year, and
was ofthe army which captured Burgoyne ;
in the action of the -7th Octoher, 1777, he
'was in the honest sue ofthe day, in the as
sault of the British lines which were carri
ed ; and on every occasion where constan
jesty an act of the king of Holland, dated
guish a man, he stood distinguished to the
ciose of that revoltttion which gave his na
tive country rank among the nations of the
earth. When the independence for which
he sought was secured to his country,
XVhiting retired into the bosom us his fami
Iy, conuucted tt bonk-store at Lancaster, in
his native state, where its ;: citizen he stre
tiuously defended those principles he had
fought for as & soldicr ; and being without
personal ambition himself, he was unwilling
that his country's itidc-prtidence should be
converted into an ergmc for the support of
the ttmbition of others.
When the accuxnul-siisszed wrongs of the bel
ligerents had again provoked America to
prepare to defend her tights, Whiting once
more oﬀered his Life and his sword to his
country. Gec. Dcarborn, who Weii knew
his worth (for he had sought uv his side and
witnessed his vulor) nominated him as lieu
tenant culonei to one of the new regimerits,
and, on the resignation us Col. quker he
succeeded to the colonelcy.
Zdiy. The Hearse with Officers osthe
Armv and Marine Corps attending as Pali
Bearess. =
4-thly. General Vlilkinson, attended by
Captnins-Pinkney and Chrystie on horse
back.
5ch. BTourners'.
6th. Secreturyct of the Navy.
7th. Pust Master General and Dr. Bar
low.
8th. 'Officers of the General .Govetzn
the Sd isinst. by which that monarch declares
that he abdicates the crown in favor of his
eldest son, leaving, according to the-consti.
tutioo, the regency to the qUeen, and estab
lishes a councxl of regcncy composed of his
ministers.
_ " Such an act, sire, ought-not to have ap
peared without a previous concert with your
majesty. [: can have no force without
The procession was closed by a longJ-ine
of citizens in carriagcs, and horsemcn,
strongly pourtraying the public feelings at
the loss of so distinguished a revolmion
ary patrint. Sacrcd be his ashes, revered
be 'his name, and houored be his memo
ry .
" To solemn dread, and strikes a ctsadd'ning
'siawe." si
PARlS, July 10.
si-iReport to the Emperor.
" Paris, ]uly 9, 18'10.
*" 'I have the honor to lay before your ma
.ssLATE FOREIGN NEWS.
(VIA NEctsiW-{ss—YORK.)
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'sscottsit-m the 'dispoeitiqti ctsitakctt by the kingss
t- .
has destroyed the independence ofHolland.
Her system has necessariiy become the
same with that of France. She is obliged
httt'gh, who can, without any restriction,
& extend their specuizttiuns to the extremities
ss of the empite, of which they form a part
ss necessariiy carry on the commerce which
: Holiantl transacted. Rotterdum and Bor- ss
i drecht are already on the verge of ruin;
; these cities having lost the commet'ce of the
: Rhine, which goes direct, by the new fron
! tier, to the port of the Scheldt, passing
; through the Bieshoch. 'lhe part of Hoi
& iand, which is still alien to the empirect, is
? deprived of the advantagesenjoyed by she
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ss part united thereto. Compeilcd, m-Vffiﬂw- ?
less, to make common cause with France,
lioiiand will have to support the chzttgcs of
si this aliowance without reapinsi- any of its
i benefits.
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_you ought to adopt.
would render your manufactures and com- (
merce dependent on the sipowcTs who should '
be in possessnonof those mouths ; it would
"far as the sea. To leave the mouths of
your rivers in the possession of strangers, ss
.Zuyder Sea. By this means all the rivers
'Whlch have their source m France, or which
France, as is she were one of her provinces.
Since the creation of the arsenal of the
Scheldt, and the atmtctxation to France of
the pt'ovinces composing the departments
of the mouth of the Rhine and the mouth
of the Scheldr, the commercial existensice
of Holland has become precarinus. The ss
merchants of Antwu-p, Chair, and Middle- '
(if Holland?
" The sstmion of Belgium with France
to take part in all the maritime wars of
more, for the salvation of Holland. She
admitaforeign inﬂuence in that which is
most imPortant to the happiness of your
subjects: m mention 9! H.?!lznd &?
85 and 90 millions, that is to say, a fourth
more than the debt of the whole cmpize;
and is a rcduction had been projected by
the government of the country, it would
not have been in its power to give a guar
?ntce let the ittviohtbility and permancnce
would in fact, sire, confine your power to
ill—limited monarchy, instead oserccting an ?
imperial throne.. To leave in the power of
foreigners the mouths of the Rhinc, thesi
.Meuse, and the Schcldt, would be tanta- ;
mount to submitting your laws to them; it &
her public debt, which amounts to between '
of such a measure. ittttsmuch us the debt. ss
is ever. reduced to 30 mtlhnns, would still '
be beyond the actual means and ability of
that country. lt is estimated Hollzmd pays
tripie the sum that France pays. The peo
ple groan under the weight of twenty-three
distinct descriptions of contribuxions, The
Dutch nation sinks under its contributions,
and can no longer pay them.
" Neverihelcss, the necessary expences
of the government rtquire that this burden
should be augmentcd. The hudgct for the
marine amountrd, in 1800, to three mil
lions oniy of ﬂorins, a sum scarcely suffi
cient to pay the mlministrators, thc officers,
and seemen, and to drfmy the expence of
the :trsenztls, and which has not admitted us
the eqttipment us a single ship of war. To
provide lor thc ztrnmmc-nt ordeted in 1810,
and which is the minitnumofthc rsiaval isiot'ce
ttcce-ssat*_tsi-'ctittt' die (h-scztttc - t'sil'lol-hmd, triple
that sum would be rtquisite. The war
httdgct hzts scarcely aﬀorded a susssicigncy
fur tnaintzzining the shrtic-sses and 16 batta
lions ; :tttd whilst two branches of such im
portance are so far from having what is ne
cessary issur supporting the honor and dignity
of indepcndencr, the intcrest of the public
debt has ec-ztscd to be paid. It is more than
a year and a half in at'rear.
" If in such a state Of things your majes
ty maintain the. recent dispositions, by as
signing to Hollsmd a pt'ovisional govern
mcnt, you will only be prolonging her pain
ful ugony. If the government of a prince
in the vigor us list: has lest the country in
so distresscd & Situation, what can be ex
pected from a long minority? It cannot
" Holland is in sact a shoot from the
French territory; it constitutes a portion of
soil necessary to complete the form of the
empire. To become full master of the
siRhine, your majesty should advance to the
" Thus, ought your majesty to decide in
'favor of such an union, for the interest, nay
wash the frontiers, will belong to you as
things. 'l'he period osthe power and pres
perity of Holland was when it formed part
of the greatest monarchy then in Europe.
Her incorpoisiatimt with the great empire is
the only stable condition in which Holland
can henceforth reposc from her suﬀerings
and long vicissitudes, and recover her an
cient prosperity.
therefore be saved but by a new order of—
ought to be associated in our hlessings, as
she has been associatc-d m ou: calamitics.——
But another interest St!" more imperiously
mdicates to your majesty the conduct which
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" Holiand is sunk under the Weight of
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ss abandon this idea h om ccm
bcmmc swcns wxm pndc to behold mss'u
vessels os first rate be aring )mxr msii-si-ssctsi'ss
sing, and protecting isss shorn, Whichct VCs
formerly scarcely vmu—d by some n-ctctsissi
vessels. But the great designs MZ'fiurmsi
jesry in this l'c5pect (81an be sun)- amsim.
plishcd, except by the unzon of" Hezlland. ];
is necessary to complete so ;ctqzsin
creation. Under your mnjcszz's tnFYZTZlss;
gon:! nment the cnsuing year wis} hot iter
m'mnte bosom: by calling inn, um,," l'ncm-ss.
ratime l'crsourcsi-s of HuHunzI, a fiffi si; sssssi
sail cflhc Fine, and a great numbcrcsngrct
sazsizllct be assembled in (he Sclchdzzmd'sssss
to dispucc with lhc British govcutrncnzxsii
sovereignty of the sea, and xcsiss-l its unctsictct
ckxims.
" So that 1t is not the ]ntf'r'tst ,sisss ):sssssisi
alone that calls lul this unisn ; i- is t'n'ssssttt'
contincntal Luropc, who a) plictg [0 ln. (
ss to repair the ]USSCS 0! In r mz. sine, zmdffi,
bat, on her own elcmtut, the cn m) um...
pluspctny of Europe ; uhuss issucss ,_._
ss has not been able to Shﬄt , but uusc cum
ss munication it olzsuucts by its insi. -,!si-,;
claims, and the vast numbsi "! ul tt, si'm m"
war. ] inall), the union 01 Hshmc! m
ments the unpirr, in remit ting m< rct'ssctsssi;
the honttcts shcd it-nds, and :n utldzz-sir :ss
thc sccmity of its arsmais antl Cutks [:
curichcs it b) .m illClUSUil-hs, (inn:), m.,l
laborious people, who will add to the: dlCtk
of public wealth, in increasing (heir pm'ztlc
fortunes. There- am- no people murc tSLl
mablc, or better adapted to tlcm'c bcnrht
f'rnm the advantages which the lsizbssul p 11
Cy Of yu'm gssixcrnmtnt zthUtds to tndsisifiis).
lsancc could not hent: made; & shuc HlUJ
blc atqttxsit ion.
" lht: anncxuhon of [Ioi'mnd to srmce
is the necessary conscqunnte o: :Le unshnsif
Beigium. It complrtcs your majesty's cm
pirc, as Well asthc execution ot ycux 535
t m of wot,," poiisi tics and made. it 33 .}:
firstbsit n-ss-ccssm) su—n towards the rc2"fsi\
tion of yout navy, in fact , it 15 tnc i.ezﬄ
est bhmsiv'k. htch )uur n.:gcst) coud iiiflsiu
upon Enr-Iand.
" As to the ) oung m'mcc, \* he ne so (Mr
to )oun majesty, hc .msa !rca-I) {clt t'nccf
iccts of your good th. Y ou na:- c bsssi-s O,:
ed on him the: grand duc} ): us i).- lssl; 1"
has thcrcisiwzot no uccasimz ius i.! )/ m"! fSsi-ct'
blishmcnt.
" Iam, &c:
" CII A MP \(-.\ ss'l'
gg- Printing in all its _ .
es nea tly cxccuted at thls oshcc.
ton ; schr. , Fosces, of Bevelly, buz-l
under detention.
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Arrived, brig Blanchy, ()cznr-n, 554351
from Algicrs. Lest thert- ]Lzly 15, Sths
HOPP, Bradv, :md [)sig Exss-untit-n. !;csi'n
of Philadclphia, lH'UUght in th-sil'c 1)! "
French privatccx', lmc immediate!)- n Ic-uscsil
at the. imffictCt'ssion of (onsul Ls-m'; lsssihss
Mormng Stan*.(Spring. The.- ship isiZ' ssnl-sss-H
Nicholls, ot Baltimorc. m'riwd there lli'si-zg'
day before capt. C. sailed, in 31 dzssyﬀ f'ﬄ'" ict
Constantinoplc, Where he: last the ship A'
mcnsiica, Ropcs, to sail in 30 or 40 dsiyssw-si
An embargo was laid on ac Algi: rs on W
1-1-thJu1y, in consequence of an Asigflsssiiffiss
srigacc and brig being about to sail ivs'
Smyrna; the brig Expecmzion (cts I'lct-Wct'
dclphia will go under their ccnvoyi fissc
French pr'lvalccrs laid there with their bull!
unbcnc. The schr. ]acob (jectig was L'AP'
cured 26th June by a French privacc-cr find
ordered for France; it was rcponcd she
was rctaken by admiral Canon's sqnndr'UP-y
cr_uising oﬀToulon am] Bctlm'scincs, cunsxsl
ing of 17 sail and 12 srigntrs.
ThesiBlanchy was gent [sirom A)
:Marseillcs with the Fre nch conzul,
SCQUc-ncc of a misunclcxsxanding !u-cwcrll
the dey and himself. Lest Marscillcs 251h
May, Ship Henry & Fsuncis, M'irc oi Ho!:
s'zdcralimsisssss'ssctsi;t
no long" Yuu agssctct sssisi sissfctg.
(ance' to the treaty sis'lhf_14if1_ Me .
which aggi-avaud the cammuuu-z {sit Hosi-ssssct:
without mecting any ("? vu—w (A Z'bm-n:
iesty- ,] he nbstaclc .MnfsihF'Z':\'<11i\d1-si-ct
;now (lisassctpezred o! 1:_sc.*]. ,(ssm.
owcs it to your csim'sctnc m 1:sz o.
us a circumsumrss wmch so l'-ii'—U1'all)- sif'si'sis
to the union. 'l lure fall lx: none msssssssisi
vorablc for the execution nlssusiffi I"; ss
" Your majrﬄy has estalzhshesi
wc-rp a pmv'c'rf'ul. fssss'si'ﬀsifl'
still-nectfisar'y to complete she Wffm Vssh
empirc,particularssly smce the British old &
in council css>f_1\ovtmbcr, _18()7_ sswss'
since that pened your majrsw si
obliged to close ym-n' cuslom
tradc of Hollzmd, m conssi
Holland was zsulated from
the comincm. After the ]?
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quvnce (IN,
the emsilssssss ss}
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.mm-x this kmgdcm. s.1u.\\ er: lm.
it was in \0ur majts!
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