Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-29 00:00:00, page 2

55;— . ' "When, kadvic.
fox.
si _ jolly Gan} Bss'DbshMÞc-Fmss
- Couth M' : Dchn.
'si._._ , :
' {occurs MAY'M. ; *
His majesty ahoþld consider his decrees ss
of Berlsim and a! Milan, as violating the
principlqs ofclemzzl justice, if they were'
no} she conspclled consequence of the ct"Bri
tissah ordrrs in counrﬂcsiaud above a", of
those of Novembcr 1807; \Vhrn England
had pmclo'rmcd her, sovsiereigmy umvcnal,
by the-precemiad' bs aubsijsizctix-g the uneven-:
to . tu on oavigation and by' ertndlng the
jurildimion of her parliameu'f over the insi
duncy aside World. Hiﬂnajrsty thought
thack un the duty of all independcm na
tions N'dtscod that "cas-greignty'and to de
clm " "do'n-tionalized (drnationalizc s)
thou ymelc which should ing: them
nlvn'un'dorssihe 00th 01 England, by
recogaixing the menipnyct-whkh-sln ar
wctctver then. <
. - [s- majesty disfingusshnidcfsssh'fch' (In
. _' Itc- she reco ' ion (recconnaia-ss
duce Gs-lhe veral-5 _ e reagnrigloa—hn' '
OMW ounce niuct : i -
the Bag- Mmr'ch is :siinteriþrss man}:
11qu IKhoWMRrioy ofdie 'Yag ben
Wiud, laddﬄclnhhmulc is either
wmmoﬂndiyidualsctor the con
fine-lion of merchandiu, oiﬂpsiþ'lpplicnion
"goslrbilnry lay-or- ln'nsinl- _ .
,. isilinsisi 'edy could m-rffincc'n'
'RII ' into! thonMsiMdhoJ
w OUR Bl'l'UA'TlON. _ si
_ From the Nation! sﬂctgﬂlw. ;si'
_ _ \. ?The following ioficial papers, respecﬂtig'
jzﬀhe state of our rehtions' with'f'rance; go
to shew that bttsitsslitt'chltance o'f, an'ear-'
_ eonttnodatipn os-our dill'erences' 'with her
- "on any 'principles coinpatihless'either trith
gostioe, or that resp'ect which everyitctt'de
. 'pdnmwwowessactw itsell. "These-cont
"tal-nication remote all doubt of the genu- -
"If-Was the But: de csidm'. hote w Ge
detains-much;. which, in point of'lu
King! {swell as substance, is equally re- -
Wshsnsiblei The principles it assut'nes are
' !suelt " veheverlcoitld adop't t'vithout' dis- -
:;geaes, and the than an outrage on dignity
=- and decomn.'With such features, 'it is not
" Nurprisio'g- that its genuineness 1was quessi
'tioned, for it n'as secretly cretlible, that a
: government that we were tri-it] from various
*quart_ers professed stichtlthip'towards'us,
fand-a respect for neutral rights, shotiid use
. lax: age only—fitted to excite indignation.
e are authorisc-d to say that 'our go
* vent-tent had no officiai knowledge of the
'- existeuce of this note. until it was received
* throufh England a few days since by the -
_ Cllffi ls- The publicity given, to it must
have been by' the French government, as it
' wade its appearance in the Paris papersa
' few days subsequent to its date—a memo
rable fact, indicating the resolution of that
government. in thus eommitting itsell to
the world, -to maintain the gt'dund taken in
it.
'rn-tPch n'z. _
Extract :: a letter frotn'Gcrm-a! Armstrbng
tyi the stre-tery qsState, dom! Paris, Fe
Mary 17, 1810. --
" The note sro'm Mr. Chact any, a eo
py of which is enclosed, was eceived yes
terda ." -
" , is goeshy the way of England, 'ssiud
may not be much later in reaehingyou than
my dispatch of the Bath ult. which took the
same road.". - -
' sisi'ago _ - of :: sum
! ,si'mprindhrinhhm o siexsi
Mn, nctﬂplqoc shesimlh-of-le, but
With outline of cheiisim "no
, .ruqqhw-eþwdmheifpeopky of m
maze-,:- A. MPNWIW me in
m omi- W hewe-ed dip-.
nlfbopafi no day cop-big ashes-n.
ved-ek- nqt ed,-58 silly-wry, be: like
wiie in the count-indited Ire under his"
_*ssL—_si * d-"Q "' —! -q-..—ssl'*-sisi .\
The undersigned has rendered" an nee
count to his majesty the emperor and king, .
ostl'te conversation he has had with Mr. ;
Annstrong; minister plenipou'ndary of the ?
United States of America. "His majesty
authorisss him te give the following an- 4
I"? : '
oflhe'tlocutnent which denounces our
government; "as being deatituteof honor.
' eh'ctergy, &c.
OFFlCXAL COPY.
w si ' nail,-Came" ,
COWCML wonnen-.
nssmouoctmmmbn'
octuusLsuownEm
..
"*- 4_ —,'*
:
.'—,* *\
-J
dame;: In the momen-na, sing,-1
= in of Spain,-ad of N ' , Americen veil
% lele have been seized. _ _ the Ameffi'f
} cen- he've eeized Preasiekssveueh. TheA
}-e.s_iene ende: lie-im- ..jto (he put
5 which they-se and}; (kiss'th! qiM'
to tear w piece. (be "m - o ﬂieir indepen
sidbuee, Wmagfilfuheshn the ,re
vomfion,sithe eubjtcuvfsi England, Who
such—meaneth anythin- sicommcterce end
ctiqduisitsy _ fit lariﬂ'ed (miles) by
the"Ebgfiefigsiiithcfisi'I-ihd'enssthemsi more de- '
, sipddansstsihad ]amiee; * 'siwbichfet lent hue
' its'mmssQly'ofsirepsstefintatsiree'iss a pri- '
sssis vilcgcs.si** Men withbm just politicaMewe, ,
l'siyichout 'honorrﬄebdutsi'xnergy', mey' el
[ ledge" she: "psyu'sem of chessuribme' immedx
__ ngland may brsubiniticd 10", because
T'ic'iehghf'isi'but why do theyssnot perceive
:_ that the Engliehss' will no mover "have obtain-" *
? ed Id'msim'sio'n of the principle than chayctwm l
5 hisc' the nﬂﬄct insi euch' Vay' thzt'ctthe. ;
sisibukdcn a'ffint figlit becom'mginsup'pbrtable ;
it win then be necessary to fizh't' fer" incur-3
en, after having refused to fight" for-honor.)
: — Me undersigned 'avowe ' with frankneu
ss ihssa't France his every thing to' gain from re-ﬀ
' ceiving wellsithe- Americsns' in her þorts._
si-Her commereisl relations with neutrals are
nssstntsgeous to'her, she is no way jealous
of their' prosperity. * Great; pove'rlul and
rich, she is satisfied when by her own com
t'n'erce or by that of neutrals, her exporta-_
"tions give to her sgriculture and her-fab'rics
ss'the properjdevelopement.
' of America founded, in the bosom of the
' new world, an'independent country, at the,
Lprice ol'the blood of so many immortsl
men, who perishedon the field of battle, to
- throw oﬀ the leaden yoke-of the" English
; monarch. These generous simen were fsr l
' from supposing when they thus sac'riftced
their blood for the independenee of "Ameri
ca, that there would so soon be : question
whether there should be irnposed upon it a
yoke more heavy than 'that which they had
thrown oﬀ, by- subjecting its indust'ry to a
tariﬂ' of British legislation and to the or
ders in council of 1802'. _
If then the minister of America csn-en-si
ter into an engagement, that the American
Vessels will not submit to the orders in
cooncil of England, of" Nov. 1807, nor to
any decree of blockade, unless this block
'ade should be real, the Lundersigned is an-_
thorised to conciude every species of con-'
vention tending to renew the treaty of com
rnerce with Americs, and in which sll the
niessures' proper to eonsolidate the com
simerce and thdPsiV'PeTsiY of the Ainerieans,
shgsilct-esssstsszmu r ler-75
:- Wassisiﬂisi
'Þdmy to answer the verbal overtures of the
American minister- by a written' note, that
the Presidcnt of the U. Ststes may the bet
ter—"know the friendly intention-of France
towards the U. S. and her'ctsavorsble-dispw
sitions to Americsn commerce.
The undersigned prays Mr. A-rmn'fong'
to aceeptthe 'sssursnce- of his high consi
derdtion. *
ss (Signetl)
- Cnsursoxr,'m:t m Canon:
"Paris,— 14tli Feb. 1810.
si His excellency the Minister
' Pienipotentiary of the U.
Stone of Amerinn.
) ..—
!
ss -' GenErsl 'Armstrung, dated " Copenha
sisssi—_gen, &] March, 1810.
" " Agreeably to :! royal order, priva
*sstee'ring is iinmeilisiately to recolnmence."
-. [TRANSLATLQN]
- Tamsn. Tth-Mar'ch,'181o.
sisi Mr. ]mpkdor General,
- The censiscation of the Amcrsiican ssisichoon
er Elizabeth, Captain ]eﬂ'ery Farroll, has ,
taken place in 'cdnseqtrence-os'the orders of (
his Imperial and royal mcjuty, agreeably ,
to the Communication made to- me on thect
4th inscnnt, by the governor-general. !
- 'I have since been" notified "of the "inten-z
tion: of his" majesty, in a more iormd didn- ".
ner. by the letter dhich'the Duke ofGaate, si
minute "nf the sinancu; wrote to me on the "
Mth ozFebruary last. si .
— si—Accnrd'tng to the sitirmss'os the letter, Ind
confomi'afily to 'the 'orden of hit-majesty, ss
'it me enjoined immediately-in lay an cm-ss
bargo'onss all American veueln which should
be found. or which should arrive in the
pore. off-the lllyrinn provincn, and "this
a directed wheat-heated. ' —
- * , particulndmiihm mwer th'at
Petrifick-tained)" your tum of sm
nhd ! think it: siwonldsibe !:ptdiqn go
'comuni'me'them to" Captquoll.
lhqyethchonor,te.- _ _ _
. "(ass—6) _ -.' , "'DAUCHY,
Cquot of the Empife,
si ' si'COPnlclloc-of-Bme "
f ' si ' MXWMGÞ
! (E.-"i w _ - i
Extract'si octl' a'letter front Mi'sissForbes, "fon- [
'si it is now thirty years since th'eZU.siStilsiedss
sul of the Untted State: at Hamburg, to "
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SlR,__ . ; . .. .. :
'sictsil have said before his"m'ajccta_ty' thy
xrep'eat'ed demand: whicsih iou luve' lddrea
"aed to me in behals of theffimirican' qitizens
and v'essc-ls lying'siin'ihe "porusibf hisctking
"dom. si' His majesty "cctannot ' 'comgsimplau
Without bind the ficdesicssssonsonantc which ap
pears to him 16 nisi Bewss'v'siccn youtctioficha
xfonl'and'ihe pyinciplu' ddopted by the sign
i'cmment of die Unitea 'Sme'l which' 'are
'contained in the'p'rovision's of the'act at the
sin: of March of the past year, bper'ating
a ' ainst the 'commerce of France;-and that
of those state! ie'agudd tsivith her in "the 'po
litic'al eyste'm of the French sietnpire.
"After that act You might not to besisur-ct
prised sir', at the vi'gor'on'd measures which
his mAjesty the king has been' cothpeiled to
adopt against the t'rEsseia' ol yntir nation la
den With prohibited merchandize. \
With respect to the Americans who "Horn
poqe the crews of the confiseated vessel-s,
his majesty has'directed his minister of the
marine to procure passages for them, in
Order-that they may return to Amsierica.
's-l ﬂatter myself; sir, that the' literati'ons
Which-may'take piece in the 'tesoiutions ossi
your government, will disstE'hicts majesty
tbmea'su'res more 'conformabie to his views.
and to those sieentim'ente of friendship 'and
good understanding which the" king i's (le-.
sirous 'shoulcl' Existyand which he wishes
to cuisitivate With the Unitectd States of Ame
rtca.
Accept, sir, the "assurance: ofctmy 'v'ery
ss'distinguished consideration.
to eoneider what-expedient they ehould; e
dope to' he restored to " the benefitof the
eledtive'srenchiee", of which, b the vote of
this morning in the 'Coinmone euee, they
alle ' they are deprived, end many thou.
no eignetureesi ere he thie time obtained, to
e requieition to the htgh baliﬂ' for : meeting
"its she since Yard, which it is eeid will be .
enteo" "
'lAssU THER AL'CUUNT.
wThe case of Sir Fr'eneie Burdett-et thie
moment ebeorbe every eoneideretion. Af
-ter the dee'teion of the-Home of Commu
leet nigh"! thefsit" Preneie 'ehould he can.
been conveyed te hie'pleee of enow,.
' " si si ' MW no, man.
. [have base-momen; to knew-3 :
sscdyy of M. de Glﬂo'l lum-10 -Mr. Hun
metctu ' -
! an, sir, with repect, _
Ybur mon obedient sm'c,
(Siped)
" ]OHN ARMSTRONG.
Hmorable R. Saith,
'Secrdary State.
immediately eppointedss "Onsithe eeme op
portunity. a vote of thinke ie to be prophe
ed to Sir Freneie Burdett, for what" is cell
ed hie eenfideetiel letter to hie eonetittt
in the conneof thie dey, but to the pneent
period be he! not been teke- tbithetrit ie
expected jthn 'the'sihonfberonet would hue
LONDON, As"?! e,- my pan 7, i; 11.
'" Some' egregious error: appear in the
pcta'prre of this evening teg'ardinsig Si'r Fran-ct
Cls Burdett. He is neithcr'itt the Tov'vcr
nor intends tobe there. ﬂe'diaptltee the
authmity of the Speaker's warrant for his
commttment, and me'ans to 'resist ito' execu
tion by every-legal expedient. _ A conside
sirable crowd is before-Sir Francis' house' in
Picadilly, but- he is' himself at his country
'residcnce a't Wirnbledon.
" During-the siwhole of me morning" a
mitted to the-Tent, it tue neturell'y to be .
LATE FOREIGN" news.
,Exlrac'tezsssrorn' Dubssrsi Papersis to;/wi} 11,_5
held by the'irien'de of their representeeivess
has inetsilesbtbe le
'** In Weett't'tineter' meeting: have been
ly reinsorced. Such' nre_the particulars ] ss
have received srom'e special meesenger who !
occasion", the" gan; of the principal gate end
Motion-"towards" Tower-etreet have been
loaded end artillery he been planted along
the interior street of the sat-trees leading to
the pmtcsiuilie. si-The zenieon has been great
- ss'mn are Queen: ay me busy &, an;
" way, arrived at Salem.
numerctcus concouree have attended at the
Tower' Hill', and'the'etreeu' adje ent, with
the" eXpt-ctation'sioi seeing 'Sisit Þrctnsiscis...
Lord _Moira. in hissiofficial eitnation, has
catttion, for 'which ! tk'uet' there will be no T
been at the Tower to- receive the member ss
for W'estminster. 'Ae : meaeme'of pre
The mdlider-osforcijn aﬀairsi: of [nium
juty the ling ofusize two Sim'lies, 10 Mr.
_ T.—Hamm*etf,8075wl as the Uniled State.!
"of [maim. . .
ct- (Sismd) .
' The ]Uarq'm's 'o'sctG'allo.
[TRANSLAT]0NS.)
Nnxu, Gth March, 1810.
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3 of some violatioh "of the public peace.
:
i
duthe evening the multitude assembled
before the doores sir Francie-Bur'dett wae
eo'gre atee completely to dbetruct the pee
ss' sage througl'i Picadilly between 8 and nine
o'clack, e_ deta'cbment proceeded to made
ss a'boueeio Berkley'equlre. supposed to be
Mr. Lethbridgd'e, 'but which is now in the
ss Reunion of Mrs-Raikce- The mob bed,
'b'wever. destroyed the whole of "the wrin
dove before the 'msiietake was dilcovered.
We under-tend the deed bhdy of Mr:
Rffi'ket, who died-within theee_' sey days.
was attbet time-in the house. "The mob
next proceeded to'the house of lord Caerle
reagh. 'it's ling etreeuSt. Jamee'l, of which
the wholeo! the windows were intently
demoliehed. Returning: in to' Berkelev
equerephe cro'wd attacked erd Dartmouthcte
house, 'en'd' treated it in the me 'mmnrr.
They then Proceededsito the bone of Mr.
Yet-te. whncb experienced no violent an a:-_
tuck-them: e-moment pass-mine" as she
rmeiued "her. M'si Pefeinl'e'windowe
were eke be:") en. ) eeeproeeedss ' ie
duced come et" the Minute to quTu
win-their window-,"in-the hogee that t ?
would-thereby wert—the study-o! sithe not
eate. Tbecircummc'e me quickly scie
J'is at p'rn'rnt, 'exwemfly exit-ted.
]
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_ has been asifmble'il inss the'cicit-ity of'the
'o'cibcit,-'where'he receiVe-d a nose from me
-' HOn; Baron'Et r'epii'ed that he Would not do
with him. - Mr. Coiman'ut'grd ' the attthn
tity of hss (start-am. and that he:—was entitled
ish-E'thovght proper, to call' in'uid for its
Tenforcement. 'lSirsi Franrio denit-dsthe au
thority'os such an inszrumeot, alledgiog'his
fight ta'en" in aid, is he _thought proper,
to rtsist'its'cxectttion, and expﬂ ned his se
sctolmion to kepe! force by force. ""Here the
conversation terminated and 'Mrf Coimsn
-withtlrcw.
_ -'In'the et-ursessos the day the "lord more:.
it is said, sentn "note—to the secret-ry of
state, requeeting that sir Franeit' might not
be sent to the city, as he was apprehend"
r et ' esrl'riedi'l 'Burdett. The ctcoÞsssi
Mmm ell'ebe streete int!!!
.",pr e mundifiee—n'tbeireenti .
setje'ant at'arms', in'forthing 'hin'sit ofsi' (he or
der of the house for his c'dmnpjt'taiflnd te
"queeting (t) knowstvhm he ehtsimldwait Up
on with the "speake-Po warrant, {or the pur
pose of accompanyitig him tti the Town.—
Sii' Fraficis'; hath,-ver, had not been' many
minute'rat his hh'nsoi', 'when' Mr; -Colmatt
entered, "and he was informed that the hon.
Bdronet would he at lie-sure to "not with
. kin dun-0 ['I o'el'ocis til-it , . sisisisi Upon Rhii
Msrct'COItctlsitan' departed ;" but it utaix o'clt-ch
in the evening he again called, and _l!lting
tb sh- Francis that he had the epe'ahr's er
dct-r to execute "the" warrant forthwith, the
sum-wend required li'hu a of n \
ed upooby the" mdhssttlde. end "the! my
ws >kit not-WM I! 'th'n patient
jtmmro,bui*l Fill !! sin me sithen
'ss' SECOND" E'DITIUIV. _
' We' have exclusivdy'ry'ceive'd intelligence
from London so late as half þ'ui 4 o'clock,
'nn Saturday" e'vcning. "*'At"sstl1st hour sir
ctFrancis'B't'ndctt was s'tilisi at 'his house "in
'Picsisdiiiy, before*\\-hich wctesi- or that. time
the horse'guatssds patrolc. _ si , a
!" From'thcsiinorsinitig'ChWnscle of 5!!!"de
Twe take the following patagraph :
' 'Sir Ftaticis nhchd in den abouten:
si_ Colman, she sergeant. wu in post-townes
-b;c—k obom- 3 ofcloik, 'accoiltpanied by .
Tower, at'times vociserninctg' " Bufdetl sov
ever ;"1'much greater assembly; of person:
fill the street of Picc'adilly "and thessavenuee
iesding to it—a't 'preeent'they indicate no
n'tischies,_ hti't what sittlghtsi'wili produce"!
canndt'say." .
the wars-m; signedssb the Speak". for the
commit"! of Sit'sissFZ urdett tsi'o-t-he Toe-et.
It is finden-rood that'Sir'ant'il hungreed
to the propriety as aoiog to the Tone: at
private at poiitble; *Be,thit as it may. no
uncommchy great-mation hat been t:
cited,'-and the town hn-becit did-S. and
"exeept that which I e-td be the dintple
fact, namely, thatSir Princit Bade"; In.
tieipating the decision " of the home; on
this nue.- esind admitting that knight be
some time before he eould'lpmd Ill hour
in the bosom of-hit study. :: hit on fire
side, deemed it proper to join hid wise and
samily at 'Wimbkdctt yesterday aftemoon,
whither he not seen 'ptoccedivg en hom
this evening he wiil'bn' fisih T",
er, time ! lineþmiti'e ._ ss_ _' "A.
the moded bitpvomd'd'tﬂsifucttw
at emthnbemm-ixpdyithilsr. Bed.};
Jonu, for that. Fury-bi- Vtriont emin
me in tired-tion mak-utpmss and; end
man'een-ant. 'ioss'otder up he put 'in pot
eeuion of the proceeding- in the house; he
desired his brother 'to atth the "thole of
the dsse date. 'At 3 o'clot'k thin morning Mr.
tip-ned, however; at its the;-lut
ss _ simk thmsi PssiRY-sCULAES.
" But-ing the whole of the any . crowd
.
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