Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-22 00:00:00, page 3

n' GEORGE YOUNGS, re
slllly aCC1uaints his friends and
Quzens of the Town and County
Xindria, that he regularly prac—
si" -a\v inthe City Court; and
in"? thEness as may be entsust
'v * care, be gives the most po
QMrance, shall be attended to
a . larl .
she}; Y and parﬂcu Y _
n.,- vx excellent water- ! 'W- sii'fﬄfsi ss" ss
Will be one half in hand and ctsix erect;: a"?
ch will be given ozss. the lz.-!:mce o: flle
trix—se money-p Young" NctÞLUOC'H WHL m ss
sserto accorrsimoclz'sitc she purchaser: be l'C'ss'
wlin part payurcnt. , '
VSO. atshc same time and place Will Of?
3- xlzelfsiﬂulct of CURN now growing, &
n.."ccl of young: (I--I TTLJ').
A tleurzsszzsil in
? lwillgive a reward of Five Dollars
,:Y lsicrmn who shall seem-e said mare, OP
er
ctlug- 11.
ziispx:iu'>le title will be made
{he purchaser of ;ssl'si'z'lsl land For l'urllxev
JCUI-ctg please apply to Mr. ﬂfszH/Zcil! 'I).
"him, Alexandria, or the subscribcr lu'mg
the Pl'emiscs, r
John S. Stone.
nce William county,
' gus: 15' 1310- Jaw
. Stmyed or Stolen,
"Esour weeks ago, a BAY MARE, 15
?! lkb, four or five years old, slcnclcr
si 3 dhe has a' star on her forehead, a white
I on the tip of her nose, switch tail and
" ct'fﬂfedu the remainder is wcil tiznkssu-si-zf
white and retloak. and has :. =.m:si-..':-ss-ct of
' There is No! more them one third part '
ture ot'lnd'mn torn, Wheat, Rye, Outs,
bysuhmission to his will, and with rc
lio us, he no doubt countcd much on
inﬂnrnce of Mr. ]tlscrson. The policy
ne iuttcr was predicntcd on the fail of
hand, but still she stands alone: against
Europe, and isa lookcr on to See how
will hear the insuicncc and plunder of
corsiican despoz.
A Fedcral American.
nu- sil' _ u , n-u
Prince Wiliisiim, within four miics oi
Occoquan Mills, on the main so;-.d {emi—
srom said miils to Bacon-Race Mcetingsisi
58, A TRACT OF LAND, containing
ﬂing house os the subscriber, in the coun- ss
Tds-n . . ,
xisissaying, though m Otherss' words,
jsswould be advantage-ous to provoke a
with Engiand. which is what such men
[un wished for. They find that this
bopcis almostgonei That the govern.
will not consent 10 jOln the CO/(jL-dcmsiy
ntmcntal Europe, and that [hcnsf-ysi;
savoriu: unpcror will cantiuuc to make
lwar upon us. lt lht'n o:ss.':_-.- l'c'singsisinng
turn to sail at Mr. P—Tgulison and rude-4.
(0 prrssimdc their prr'jusii'xcxct-d adhcrcnis,
their poiicy as ht'iu'l' thm isiis. ss
sculcmcm wizh (}rcat Brmin is desir. ?
, is some other masisnn than because it
ssctctctasbyatyfruzt who wishes to govern
world; and there can b: lime doubt but
rrangemem can bfct made, if she Pscsisi
can fctnd resohztzon to rciisvc himself
the mﬂucncc 01 3 jumgss and rctzﬄsiþ
{preparations to meet the. worsr, mnr,
happen with France. W iliiC money. 15
but-rowed, it is wrong to trust the is
of events in Europe. \Ve must sup
thc scene to he nearly cinsed w'ssh
ce; no nation can maintain any thing
acres—This Land is well adapted to th: ?
reconciiianou on the part of. her ruicr, ss
N the is:}! day of Scptcmber next will
be soid to the highest bidder, at the
sauce and her ﬂssICS,
chavea free trade ; and that it would
.ld be torn _
in favur osa good understandmg wish
.ss . la his paper Of yesterday, how.
'c or his friend Dr. Leib under the
sign; of Sidnrzss, declares it would be
we interest of thus _coum_ry to qgic " its
"] SYSqu and llﬂltC.Wl\h the-fortunes
' in order that we
me , wixho
eduuc of office, because he
NSON
"83? who sicts as if he was the metho
' ,Mcatc of Bonapartefssi Nessuresshaz
(or along time coxpplactnmg of our go
Ut saying In plan) ttl'ms
our advantage both during the war and
Fsct-ss" Me Unized State.? Gazetta.
LAND FOR SALE.
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er to me in Alexandria.
' Stac s.
Usi'ssctd si RUSTICUs.
has inimense regions. This
.' infallible: indcx of am- so.
'ctus ses cctctin'g that country, and
the way to that mutual confi—
d good undcsStandZ-ng which is so
so (he future happmcss and Pcacc
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AZQZP
John G. Francis.
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' halls, and f-si-Fiowcd by 3. discharge of sins-?
\v[>3c}1 nhliqetsii 5 of the gtm boats
ssctsig the Cl.-HP)"5 right rising, to cut
ss their ca'ss'dlcs :":ftd Wheat, Tsisiz-Þ. boats of the
squadmu sih-fn bO'ssct-z- up For those to the le—
! ward. Captain Dccatur hoardcd & carried
; the, firstbuat, Licutcnant Trippc the second,
? and Lientcnant Dccattsitr, in carrying the
{third, was killed. Captain Dcczttur con
tinued dnwn their line, and carried the third
si -_-—ztll of which were brought osssssttfcly.--.
There were 96 men on board the captm'ed
gun boats,oswhom 46 were killed in the
_ engagemcnt, and 50 taken prisoners. 'shc
attack continued an hour and a haif. The
Turks were driven out effort Francois and
must have suffered much from the Anteri
can fire, both in the town and batrsicrics. she
enemy's fire, hadly directed did little da
mage. The three gun boats taken, were
valumble, two of them carrying each a brass
twenty six pounder, and the other a brass
eighteen poundcr. Licutenanc Trippmwho
carried the second boat, received no less
than eleven sabre wounds ; none {Of them
isshoxssevcr, were dangerous;: si si
; Intelligenccr was written under the eye of
vanced in ?! line ;: head. f-ztj on by Capt, De
" catur, and Cuvet'cd by the: (. ctss'ss'ssifssltfsiifZDH, the ss
t'
Hips and schooncrs. The enemy had 17
gun bozts moorcft zn & lit:-sir m ?mnt "f th:
L .- . :.- n'c' 1 sin.— * .T " o" (- -, 71 .
UIl-ttl'z'. F., c.!sisi- ), (& -'.0Z.) so- li) sun.-., n-] &
set-nor. ':* of! 10, tctfss- z'h'! the cover of their
bon-(5. A tiischat'gsiss: oi shcl'is how the be;-m!)
at the. warm-, they distisi-msst-si'ccl their gr-sszatssss
'sstlich was heavy and incessant; yet the]
busine- anZu-sssst-(t the enemy to open their fire,
{rtctttss' ihrsiusst: :1 zmtztvtut' Ox gr'apc 5hOt.-—
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"'sissn thy ;si-sisssim hnuts were *.'.":t'ztin If} yards
the secretary of state, if not with his own
hand, there is not a solitary doubt but that
such osscr was actually made. There is
not a single doubt but that France—was of
fered, if she would rescijd her ,edicts or
decrees, that the non-intercourse law and
the prohibition of armed vessels-From enter
ing our waters should be continued toward
England.
Now look on the other side. In the. let
ter of Zsslr. Pinlcney, cur residtnt nzin'ctctcttcr
at Lomiss'zn, 'si't'itten so long ago as Juno 23,
1809, it appears clearly that the British go
vernment were. willing totally to r.:_ va she
Ortltsilsis in council, upon an. stipulations to
z-cntivue our non-intercourse, as respects
France & he r clepe: dentics. 'I his needs no
comzncnt: it speaks so:-itself. All men,
of whztcver party. can in their own minde
draw but one conclusion. The conclusion
is irresistzsible, that France,-si and England
have not burn dealt wi! . by an even hand.
The intelligent me;- n- the other party can
not show, nor will they j-rxsumc to say, that
there chr has bcsisi-n mule. to England such
an oﬀer as they acknowledge to 11 zvc been
made to France. And ri nor, zhfsirc has
been gross and wicked partialityct—Con.
Chur.
LIEUT. 'Z'RIPPE.
Extract smm' the " History of the War be
tween the Unitcd S.atcs and Tripuli."-——
Page 111.
" All the ohstaclcs were soon removed,
and on the; ZJ ol' August, the'wcathcr bc
confing sav rable, at two o*clock in the: af
tcrnoon the: sign-al was made: to prepare for
Amct'sitpnm =\-'ss.'.'-.si:.-::..:-.-'_'. with ?.s suitable intre
guns, loaded with 40 pounds of "Tilzket
Imþartz'al justice towards all nations.—ct
The National Intelligcsincer of the 28th of
May last expressly says-" Vv'c have of
fered to'her" (to France) "" to continue the
two last prohibit-ions," that is (the nonsiio
tercourse law and the prohibition of armed
vessels from entering our waters) " as far
as they respected England, if she would
rescind her edicts." As this artirlcct in the
battle. At 8 (Pc'siuclz the squadron got with- ss
in gnn shot of th: buttesirricsss and cast ossthe
gun hnats and how-.!) {catch-sin. They as]
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Altrassndctria Daﬂp Oazette.
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siWED./\-ESD./1Y, AUGUST 22
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an ORLEANS, jfuly 18, 1810.
Extract ass! letter ji'om Bayau Sm'a/z, sc
cez'vm' by this day's mail.
" Since my last to you we have had a
general own-"ends!" of the: inhabitants of this
tiistricr, (Nun- Feiicjazta) and one senti
mentappcarin; to prevail throughout the
whole, the (Tonvtctntiﬂﬂ proceeded to eiect
four men to represent ihls district in a can-.
vention to be: held at Bullcr's Plains for the
purpose. of'rcslrc-ssing the evils attendant on
a state-. which crrtaisinlv may with propricty
be called. nnarchy, Dispaz hcs have been
forwardcd to the oth. r distrists of this pro
. vines, invitingthcm to concur with us ; 81
when they shail have chosen their represen
_t8tives, the whole will meet together, not
: asssza isgisiutivc body, but rather as a com
. mattec ass-as: y. They are to propoae such
'measurts to thc: governor, as they may
deem most proper (or the Woifnrc: of the
country., for th" prcctecrvxtion of harmony
and goocioz'dc l', and for the execution us
jss imparliaijsi-sistice to alimen. It is prcsnmed
{that they will insist on the ju<.'.icizu'y power
beingctseparnted them th'}: (sz Lia-:; executivc,
sins,"! something of trie.} by juryss—sh—
Sivssctsitid this" he: agreed to, the Spanish lsiwrs
' t'iii :nost probabiy i)r_CUniii1u:li in form: ;
boss if the -s_ct5-._wcrnm' ()ilji cts to the arrange
T ment, and dsi-Þisi's (he psi-n*-.'(ctr of the peopie,
ss (which .' think m- m nor-or lU inludzn UUJBL
j do) 'hc paezctzp'i-si. will consisi'lsi-r the,-ruselves at
'sslilx-rtssv, and, in (him to thcmssisichs bound
1 to set. in adcli'ssiuz to ?. commizzcc of safe
liv & lcqictlztch body may he: chosen, and it
i will follow of course, & uc'ss': c.;ecutivc and
jucliciury.
" Sumcshing of this kind seen i
lsublynccewary. Tlutcrcsssili: ut th
as you will prt'css-it-e, is rirsizncd absi-nctctl—
each individud sussxrs at hsimc, and th.
uholc azsiissiszsimm thcwmt of justice, assisil
ofmsin m cssXe-r'ute it. W'Zu) could ctipcct
osherwis: ? When a man has been so often
bribed as to consider juezisitc on either or
neither sizlc the qutscion ; it must be hard
for him after a lezv Years, to know on which
sidcitrcmly alsfits begun-8. This seems to
be, the case with sum-.- ofuur officers. But
we hop-.: to find man who are not so com—
zctlccely blind, and still know something of
probity. The: four mer. chosen for this
rlistrict are, Capzain Jui-n H. ]:sshnssi'sim, capz.
Vfiiiizzn Burr:>ws,si]unu [by, and ]ohn
Isslills.
" Since the election the public mind ap
pears mo'-:: tranquil, but th': spirit of inde
pcnxlence is still gainin: ground. The sup
puri fifthe-. mother country being cut oﬀ,
and tlzr iigct being known {list Rampart-:
now claims this pz'-:\l!'si*:=*l, will rr-ussu: til-.:
ssmincls ofmany who have: lrcsssicu liss.:tuscw
zLQZ-ctrpct, or scarcely :!nrr-zl .ss, think lssrr llsinctlst'
schv-ysi. li'th-: Unitcci Scales still prcicnd
to an: <laim on (lus place they must no: ye.
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, NEW "so:-Her. Ang'zct'L-t 18.
i ].A TLS 's' Fish}?! L'NGIsi/ctissYD."
At 6 <,)ssc}o-.;k this evening our boat came
up from the Monk, with our news collector,
who had izunrdc-d the Pzzciiisit, cant. Stann
sitlm. in 40 days lsom Liverpou}. Cuptain
? Stannton has [mind)- [mo:-zed us with Lon
. don papcrs to the (fish and Liveisipoo} to the
L 8:ssh osjuly. They contain very little news
jsins primarv importance; the most promi
r nen: articles will be- given on B'lunday. '
; \ssVe learn that Brown the late collector at
New Orleans, was scich in xhc theatre, in
ss London, at the instance of Mr. Pinkney our
-miniscer at that ,pisiice ; and that to regain
ihis liberty he gave up all his bills of ex
fchanchand other property, which is now in
[the hands of Mr. Pinkney in trust for the
_ Unitcd Sun-:S- It was reported that an em
bargo would be laid on a}! vessels in the
pursis of France on the 4211 ofjuly to conti
nue six mouths.
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' The capta'm of the Growler. which an'-ri'
3 ved here yesterday in 31 days fzom Cadzz,
frcpoccs, that 15,000 French troops, nnder
I General Suchet, had surprizcd the bngade
{of General Crauford: consiscing of 6,QOO
men, on the frontiers of Portugal, Wthh
ihc sore-By defqaxcslzzeﬂy ?:099 YPElisþ 53
! We have been-. further informed, that
sslieuteaant Trippc was' the first than who
jboardcd the Turkish "gun boat, which he
'carricd, and had a person-al rcnconsitssrc with
the Turkish :ommandcr, in which his own
swordwas broken;, the Turk's lost out of
his hand, and the two combatants fell toge
ther in the struggle; the Turk having the
advantage was drawing his dirk, when a
Weii aimsicd stroke: from the sabre of an A
mcrican snilor, rescued lictitcnant Trippc
from the fatal thrust that was preparing {or
him.—Nat. [sate].
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my: :; wmn all:-w.
P-HlLAnELsiPHIA, August 20.
LA'ILEST FROM L'ADIZ.
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caped she daughter. This, howevef, is to
be considered as were report. The French
had made no impression on Cadiz. ss
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CONSULAR OFFlCE OF SPAlN,
Alexandria, 20!!! August, 1810.
:THE Undcrsignrd Vicc-Coosul of "4
C. M. Ferdinand Tth, informs the mer
chants of this District, that under day:: of
191h ]uly the Intendam General of Havan
na, has officially announce'd a Royal Order,
by which his majescy's government requires.
that all sailors' adventures, or pccmillas,
shipped on board neutrai vessels, admitted
to Commerce in the ports of the island of
Cubu, must invariably be inserted in the:
certificd manifcst, which every s'nip's cargo
must be provided with; and when, the &
mmmt of such adventures shall exceed one
'Mndrud dollars, the articlcs composing th'-:
sum:- zhall br- surihcrmore accompanied with
a regular inwzice duly certisisstd by his ma
jesty's consuls, as required by the royal
gr./his of ZOrh March last past ; without
which they will be irremiesibly confiscated.
ENTERED,
Sshooncr Mar) and Kitty, Black, Nor-si
so} k—groccrics, 85: . to Nsi'wwn chnc.
CLEARE o,
&. siorzr er I-I-sipc, Harpcr, Savannah—by
Jutzsin 4li i l.umas Vchll.
-—-S-si—i:o_uner I'reigha-ss-r, Lever-ng, Inmaica
by John (iird.
.-ct ._,__'._ss ' si si' "si" "ssﬀw
[C-ct'tc'zuz and Ga: rz' sin,, zi'siuatc on Cruxzoka
su'chct near the house i-nmcxsiisiv occupied by
cnptain [( Conway, dac-za'zcd. For arms ap
p!y to
Andrcw [amcisosss or
jamcs Y oung.
August 22.
OTC the SOth May last Dsimictsil It'zzmzsicly was:
L'ctbOuL departing it,-t' lzsiutxsicizsis and rc—_
(;u-sisssisisiztcti me to get insm-sisincc Li'IL-ctctl on his
3-5-5591, say SjSZT'JO; v.:zitzh ] it;-si—t'ccd to, unhisi.
giving me his Note so:- ZJZQ, te Cover the,
v'sisicmlum; at the ssitmc time it was under
izssfbtsizd thilk if ] CiZOL-lc If) , kc lite Iictok ] was at
Libcrty. I rcctivcc} iiom hnn his powcz-ossf
utters-ay to make impure-me us above—tue;
i'olsifsm-ing day ! applied at the 'tzsurance office
and got. their terms, and took the risk my
sels for the same—The risk ending and man"
los—; hsspsizcning, he now wsishcs to scrccnsi.
hi-mcli tzssulcr & psi-cttut of the business lie-9
iscti'si' lie;-31}; esseuedss- With inspect to that. -
the P-si-si-sspcr tribunal will determine. This,
notitc is meant to cc-uuteract any :m ,x'opcv
impressions that may have been made on that
minds of that part ofthe ccsi-mmuniry th .-t wilþ'
bc cominccd-ss-ﬂs to the other transit, I car)
canst-out, in the cy=5 of any uznptsszjadicejf'
parson, at any time—Usisim the score of tlzq
assignment of the tz'ctc, he 11qu rest easy.
Saw-ad Ilus/ver.
August 22.
H AT on or about the ZOth day of Way—
Lxst l game Captzxin Szzmue! Higpﬀz'a ,
Note of quz-sil fact,-s 250 dciksiz's, tnrc cztain
purpose:-,, viz-cfx business the szssjr'ct Hrn'per
no lected to perform !e'gu'siIy—Jl'isii- is there—
fore to iorctcmzn all pc .ssctons 'szom tzd uctzr :simss
cas-! -nmc:nt or. sa; (] Not e, or 15- ( !ihg it in
in:) manner, in I : ::xz-ss- Law 1C((.\Cd my.
valuc sfn m zems, c.i!' w)- (,si- ctssussctsit)
therefore- zun dcchx-xi. ,c(: n ( to pa) it
FOR SALE,
LEASE for lives, for 312 acres osland,
lying- in the county c—tsFairs-ax, and be
ing part of the tract of land called " Ravens
Wort/t," the annual rent of which is fifty dols-ctsi
lars. it is aaout nine mites from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near-t'
it. There is on said larm very convenicnþ"
dwelling- and farm houses, and a good apple:
.orchard, and about stxtecn acrcs in siclovcr,'
equal to any in the neighborhood, about thy
same quantity of timothy meadow oscxcely
lent quality, and as much more unimpt'ovcd:
This farm is divided into five lots, "and the
fcncing in tolerable repair. If it is not dis- -
posc'l of by the first, of Octobel', I wist lcusf: :
it for Lives. it is So situsithd as to make tytsic .
tencmcnts- A"? Person wishing to purchasit :
or lease said farm for lives, will please appssl'yct
to the subscriber rcsiding on the premisesct .
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Auguzt 21.
(Sigued) PAUL CHACON.
TO THE PUBLIC
Port ssoj Alma nd-r za.
NO '"ICE,
(lo I—F-LNIȜ'
DU le] KLAIRLKLY
Joseph Powenct.
;- NEssWS.