Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-23 00:00:00, page 2

-_ I so! hue-dinblodsoldicr! " , .
um usant-moot take;
not it thou travel further, '
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("I To}! Paul; ef- Achmel drdcbetliv.
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ssNever could Issind the 'Warflor,
' Who thus nobly succor'd me:
But if ! mistake not, Soldier,
Thy bold visage, thou art he!
,x *. 4
Rushlen aim'd air-"inn my 1iso* ,
' Bare me stinking lrom the conﬂict
"Thou ' femm'd the work of strife.
" Many o na. .uz rough amountet
——si Hu-ssﬂydnntick bin-t'ithttood .
M'd rich-can, thy pallid fee-tum
Tell me thou lus-non mussh blood
;Wcll I but the various hArdshsps
. 'Sawssrs brave are doom'd to share;
G'siOst unheeded by 'commandm,
Who adil'stent burden bear.
"- _, __*sisi-._._l noted, or men:-did.
Not I'little-vngrmt idler,
But endued with north and sense;
Well inltmctedsi—ssgntefnl for it :"
. . He thy lore thou recompense.
- -Gratitudc, of gold uhsparing,
" B'vds thy wants exist no more.
Bone to sigh—a few short moment.
sun thy long lost child restore.
" CASH will be given ! 9.va
M at About-it nnd Powmuc But
- .Valisnt Leeder-ofthe faithful!
" Much ] joy, this dey to know
' That the efforts of my duty
* Snved thee from the raging-foe.
!
" 4 Ci-adons len-5:- cried the Soldier, ]
- lum raised to life sgsin. 'l
_ * W'orldlysi lories ﬂeet like shadow-, i
fct Good d ever more remain." '
! me led to 4le co'mbht
- Troops that nohly zcorn'd to ield;
'While the Oczux' ! sauce umben
Voinly strove to gain the field.
" Three long- years have—follow'd monk-Mul
" Since recover-ing six-m my wounds.
* Home ] sought—but home ] sound not:
* Faw had run his gloomy monds.
' But, alas! life's fain prospects : i
' Pass like summenclnmleuwav. '
s Vt'hat is permanent-around us ? ' ,
si' \Vho an claim the coming day ?
Cnteﬄ still do ! remember
lYom-dod, tinking amidn the foe,
"the much like thee. gallant fioldler !
SlsiV'd me from the thmtcn'd blow:
Bind! wonned limbs must ach.
* In that day of dreadful slaughter
* Many : valient Moslem tell:
' This heir-name, then thou govestme,
' Mark'd the fatal hour too well.
Rnise it then, long-suffering Sol-lier,
Tnlsehood shall not here beguile;
Heaven ordains the sun of fortune
On thy opening views to smite.
* Love my smil ha-l lon , united
' To : kind mid gentle- l'dll':
' And one ploclge of sond aﬀection 4
* Rais'd our hopes, and clai-n'd our care. ]
" Grief, that'ﬂou'r'cl from fatal tidings,
' "bed my sweet leve to the town ;
6 And the darling- b -y was qmckly
* siﬂurtied to some it:-known doom.
* Thus eﬄic'ed. ziill [wander
* \Vith on almost broken heart-: -
* Sorrow mov e then woundso'erwhehns me,
' Doubt still points aﬄictions dart.
* ssVVhst though poverty assail me.
* Strength deetroy'd, and spirits ﬂed :
! Could ! hear my boy were living,
'siJoy would'nise my drooping head)
any,-ram no,
. with the ] with Law, ! be; leave to refer
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sitheir mouths, nor their bowela in their aan
. ct-"No. 9, Vigc Lane, MMIQÞ-"ﬂss __
. ss ,ss " Zfdy "t W" sisictT
Yodch LAbiu, 0 ssi
,_ (Peaee be Way you.) 's
I am directed by one of the Wouh'tpfttl'ss
Gave-mon of the Soeiety (of the suppress;
tion of Vice, lointilmttc-to you thtthethad'
thesipain to witness on'e of you wilfully and
ounce-narily prosaniog the Holy' 'Sabbath,
at the hour df-chctt—ee Yestcsirday; bytw'orksitng'
.!lher needle, it! 'lhl' windmv of your apart
sstnent, thereby breakitt the-Commandmenu'
of God Almighty, Pan acting an evil ex-'
ample to other: to do so likewise} him on
si Commat'tdmrsint to keep holy the Sabbath ; '
it is another not to steel—you thinlt it- sin
ful to steal, and why it it not ainlul lb break
the Sab'bach The first Commandment is
froth God as well as the last. Then" go
thy way and sin no more. and thy sin shall?
he forgiven thee." This much from the
Governor.
To TBs. Sccni'rnnr. !
Had you confined yourself 'to*relig-ion,_
ignorance of the jewish law .might have'
been considered a sufficient excuse for your ]
unnecessary letter; still ( cannot help think
ing, thatthe Governor and Serretnry of a!
religious order might better have employed ct
themselves than gazing in thessnpartments;
of ladies-; as gentlemen, poliieness shouldf
have taught them better. Respecting qþej
dress now win-a by ladies, it is certainly a;
curious. subject for a Divine; still it-re- -
, quires an answer. Permit me to say, you
cannot be perfectly correct in your observa- f—
tious, as eorselets form "no part of a fe
male's nuire ; however, examine your dic
tionasye and on will not only perceive
your me in part of your letter, but in
several others, as you doubtless retain a
eopy- —*lron bush, we- have never seen,
Aurelius-never worn; as for double [sees,
this : but " grace is in all their steps,Hea
ven in their eyes, in all their—genurea (lig
nity and love." This was said ol'the Pa
ren'. Mother; btitthea'she wore no curse
lets'. WhateVe-r is natural is beautiful, and
whatever is beautiful is lovely. Do not
spurn this advice. which would teach you
to be good and to be heautilul. ' )" Angeh
are hippicr than men, because they ere bet
ter." _
Praying to God, that this admonition
may prov- salutary. __
[am Ladisia, faithfully,
Your fellow lahorer in the vinrynrd,
SAMUEL THACKERY,
Sccretary to the Society for the
. Suppressic !: ol Vice.
To Tow,;- Ladies, names unknown.
"r'm ANSV'EDsi {
siTo Tz-rF. (are .si-si:-:-):--_ '
ln'zmswm tct \ - ss-ss i !H'si-siirn. you is: are
r-t'HQt ., ss.si. _'_ f' - mi-ct Slioiutsill the do)
(God) appo n'. '—. {yf—by working when
you ChJ'H -. resit, siwe commit no sin ;
I would nowsisay a few words to_you
from m)*sell'-—-'* God made man uprt ht,
but he hath sound out many inventions : '—
and " God made man after his own image,"
but not to be squeezetl into the figure of a
apider or a wasp, as is the head and tail had
no connexion with each Other : put away
your corselets, and your whalebones, and;
youriron bush, and your double laceazl
they are abomination to the Lord ; they are '
tl*.e ruin ofhis handy work. ls you would
be beautiful, be what you are ; shaped by .
the hand of the Creator of the ' Universe, -j
who hath made the Angelt tis-he made you, .
perfect in symmetry, after the express,
image of his own person. Angels do not ;
wear corselets, neither do they gird their
loins : -they do not-wear their stomach: in
Þs assured we have,. very'lsr'ge faniﬂy, endss
you to the" Bible; is then unable to satisfis,
yourself, my father is a Hesibrew teather,
and cap.-ble of giving you any information
relativc to our religion, or your own. il
am sincerely sorry you should be uneasy
res-pecting the preserﬂtion ol'our soule; as,
lassurezm, we are well acquainted with
the Commandme-nts, and not only observe
the one, included in the Ten commanded ,
to all nations, but ei—x hundred and thir
teen; be therefore perl'ec'tctly happy on our
account ; we sacredly perform the tenets at
our .religion, consequently our conscience
must be perfectlv at reSt. si
therefoxe i}: :iusi hope-et, have none to be
lorgiven. Should you he utsncqnainted
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Mfdeﬂsiwjfw - Us- w "91me
'e'mctnpldledt' ye ghnu man new!: si;
WJmtct-hllowlﬂg ounelvecsi soliossoe ss si, ;_' ct
m WWPPW z'dissine'W-W WZF'ﬀ-ct
The Mþtiz'bnct laevssessqtote} sun , X!
(on,, ve' [bless ire-Extremly. ss
but'not at In appliedblesi tosstliq {Neck. in l'
nations ' "Nobody, 'l more mdqtitusisi
ve more-th'unwe' do"; (tilLyonictlitPIt-Xfee '
with us, that the fathion be:.to'nmssch ss ter- "
ed since she graeed-"ssjliicsi- n'rrrktrid-bphm,
that it would he utterly impossible to accept , _
her as : pattdw 'shrssdrm: ! Permit me' to ? *
give ycctzu : little advice"; io man: for you". _
Make you-sets better firquninted with that\
lady's coscumsie; Then reﬂect, ere ytzu ad-siz
vise female: to attiress'only as'nhe 'di'cl, tthei .
ther of no. in the pfuent insightcdsied'a ss,si _
your doctrine Wouldsinoc' be 'e'g—ns'ldered "
erroneous. ctsiOnc obs'csirvatibu si'more-L-Sup- !
posing lt had b'e'e'n'ya' familyz'who had so !
noted-through necen'ss'lty,"as .We are not to_
judge by the external appearance,sidou your ;
society, in'the auppreniontos vice;-tellen '
the causesisrom "whenceit proceeds! "With'ss
all doe veneration, wesibeg leave 'w'sub- '
lctcriBe ourselves, _ 3
'- Your's, wiih'tbc greatest respect,
ed against anOtht—r. .
- Bur ought surprise to be excited, or'in
dignation to be felt, that some lit-nication
s'bn,'might be repeated in the same haugh
tv style, and the same consequencee might
by England, prudence & nels respect com
mmd herm punce, and to wait for aome
indications of a len hostile temper.- These
may be-given-through our ministerin Lon
don, and through him may eatiasectory ar
rangement: be mdde.
But the 'sentsstmente communicated thro'
the National sslntelligeneer, demonstrate,
that we cannot yet prevail on ourselves to
negociaee with England on the fecting us
equality. ]! would seem to be the opinion
of that party, to which our destinies are
unhappily confided, that the intercourse .
between nations must resemble that, which
takes place between master and slave ; and
that we may assume towards England, that
style of haughtr superiority-, which we al
low to France. - That these pretensions are
resisted, and that England claims to rank
as an-equal, wounds the pride ol democra
cy much more deeply than all the degrad
ing insnlts, which openly accompany the -ct
injuries inﬂicted on us by the disposer of ,
the " two Anericas." An attention to the i
National lntelligencer will justify these ob
ing the appointmcnt of it succenor to Mr.
];td'son ?
The impreesion inonsly'made onsi;that'
cabinet by the corrt-apondence between Mr. * '
Smith and Mr; Jackaon, end 'by the sievent
mct-ssss impreseiuns, a successortothekccall
ed minish-t' could not be lppOintcd. until
5';'_T-t- t-si-undmtiuo ehould be given for the: ex
siz—simzictn that he Would be received more
l-IVC-iiiizi} than his prtdsisicrssor. "Whileihztt
spirit is [claim-(i, which is now hreathed in
the National intelligence-T, "there is too
much reason to apprehend that the mississs-n
of a new minister would produce no best—si
cial eﬀectl, and ' might tend still further to
embroil the two nations. 'The same haugh
\\'hcn, by whom. and to 'whom was this
promise made? Until these-. question? be
satislactorily answered, Mr. Smith'must be
considered aa' alleging a sact which has'no
cxistence, for the unwonhj—pufpbee of'di
recting again-tone nation, that reaentment,
which accumulated injuries and unparallcls
ed indignities ought long since- to have rous
follow. kﬂo long'ae'th'zs is to be'c'Xpected .
by Britain in declining'immediately to bend '
out another minister; and, by' woysiof ag-' si
grausiont add! that this " was promised." '_'
takes place in the British cabinet reapecb'
ty demand: which were made on Mr. j-Jsik. .,
in which that correspondence terminated,'
State: to make an)" practimble arrangement
aervations.
The object of the remark now under re-.
view. is to keep alive the resentmenta of ;
the Uaited Statea against England, by pre- }
aenting to the Anteriaan-people fresh caus
es sor irritation. Emine those causes.
Doesshe. like France, "seize and esionsia- .
eate-our property trusted to her parts in '
is, that the whole'tranaaction demonstratrs
'A R M ! N ! U S,
No; Vl. _ _ .
The Nutional intelligencer dwell'd "With
much earneetnen on the oﬀence committed
an unwillingn'ets on the part of the United l
with England, and is drsicient in 'that tle- '
cornus respect, which friendly and inde
pcnticnt nations are accttstotned to receive
Stau—sl While that government retained -
l'rnm 'and my to ctic'hsiother, and which
Britain would not fail in payi'ng'tn the U.
? From the Federal Reþilblican.
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'rupjteofhosdfisy, __ ctsi , ..
lllþmilliwsi * _ , . si ' ' _' si' (; sictctsi .;— '—;p.sisi .
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m n'am—'WW roMxF,--sszssm
ment 5* " be.-"WFPMW ?ﬄnsws m
mfusiure, "on? Wood in)! oilctrctlcttþuues.
winne, tbemjr'ejsh'css" fss si sswsihich m
tosid chaff? betid siosﬄcWfiic-o, and
by all corny-3: an? rcsikr'g'fiþtg'l. fh'gzmstf-E'og.
land,'amrsiigi "? onfiþ'c pick!) her-enemy;
- ThEY neithps there i'ﬂibt sisiill " lit-other
minister sent his ;? That time is no; mo,
tity giVe-n still"lnrtficte'fsisisisi'ctioss'iccohnt'lor (h.
disav'owai ofsithe'lsct ( , (dish! with Mr.-Er
skini ;" thsiatctityﬂtﬄd-Q ,?shziking fresh -pro
positions," we atsf'tfdidsi 'ssf—hi's 'tnnjrszy is rea
dy to sirectivsid any edn' Wifition th; *U "si,
ed Statcs 'My, think propil'wctninlte ':"-th';.t
" the'outrcgc "on'JþE-Chidpssnkc is skill
wholly' unatonedjfor," and n'ot cvm on this
pubjcct is any new pmpbeit'iss'on'mnde. ,"
Uraciou'ssi ch'v'csib'i' w'hile_"rs ine' {bids in
0\ ei- tkc world, ﬂ'ndlssyianny'fis' Binding in
chain! of adamant tbe_n5tions'of the earth;
while America dcs'poil'ed of - hccsfioh'aqd
her wealth "in—listeningctto the "clankin "of
those chains, "which are þicpat'td. for er.
sell ; is it possible, i'tkstsi- the-oﬀ point: of
falle pUnttiiio cah be magnified into object:
ot'wsiicic—nt im o'r't'ance' to (liven her men.
tion—from the cissanger which threatens,*h:r
indcp'endEnce. :and " stom' ' '(hc "indigniu'cs
which have alrcldy sodceply wounded her
honor? Can ou'r insatuation' l-e so total?
Young newe-arc, can" Providence dread)
have rendere-d'us inn:-ne to: the "purpose of
destruction? _ _
"But. let ass-tow lhcse'pr'e'tcudcd wrongs
withthecyc ns rcqson. _
Rcspi-c'ting'thc (it-say which trlny attend
the minion of sianothnt' minister, nothing
more" nc-ird bd u'fzsi'd. 'Gn sithe "circumot-m
ces under which Mr.- ssErskine's -com*cntion
was negociated, enough has been laid to
satiosy'cvery ri—ﬂccting mind, that common
[rudrncc would riircct 'msi to permit :th
ttansactioﬀto g!i:lc into Fhlivizssn. An ad
ministration, not pridctet-simincd to keep a
livh luidjects osctmtrnversynnssl pc'petuuliy
to oppnsc some prcliminnry obstaclc' :u'a
candid distuninn of questions t'rnHy in.
portnnt, could nrver pn-ssthia Pnint softly
than it has already b-.-cn press.-d. it will
be: recoilccted, that this convention was
made;-md'is known to be made in direct
opposition to the most positivc inmruc'i ms,
by :: pqtssin-hav'fng no authority to make
it. -lt is known that c-n its rf-ccpcion-in
England. thc' British scrrsitnry of state- irr
mediatelyctmitssdozi the Amssrric'nn minis
ter, and insurmud him, that ti'ct: ; nvention
wont,-t he riisAvmvcd hot;-med; hntltn: brm
such-much, and was against positive in
stmctisms'whi.h were shrn read (,, him.
That the Biitish'nziniszer, then at 'ss'ssizh
ingtun'was {itusrnth-d to mail;-: six-: E.:ssm:
communicatimsw th: A-tx- firm {1
ment ; and that his succ so.-t' did sictzsiuiy
mak- tive-in. ,
Wth-n the.-;: sn'ts 'ssre 'rss-Tf'r—izi ,sisi s ":: it
be a: riuunisix- & cm ,: :isn-wc' tissﬂ in f'- U.
State-s. th'tt time? :xctuizmaticm F.; .ct- ,' w:
pctcath-P linsssssifisii' ?] sighs (" lsic (: .Zc' _- \.* rssjc
British gov 'nt e'ili- !sit.;-:I.-.:si si'ct . .--_—..
crowd: sort ss ma! nicttzsikx astart:
" Ought thi' , i'þsictss'ffzz" to be {ut- .
pens-abie preliminary to ansy'lurthzz csi
sion-Z '
But it is added, Faztea-i sss mal an -
position-, his majesty has (T' in? ! ' - '
readincse to seech-e any cmsi-n-n. .rm
which the government of-the L'uttc i Jsiatesi
may thioksiproper to make."
When between tssm equal-nations, ; n')
ject-of diﬀerence tzxiou, neimer has a right
to demand from the other greater advann :
than it it itself willing ttssmalrc. )! i-O r
hat-a right to expect in wlien silence, tmt
the other chnll continue to repent propiti
tions; objectim to particular claims-m- to
be aminbiy stated, and "me Mun
sor them who ouggeoted. ,M'Bydv
veioping the view: and imagine-1- or):
Party, t . dinern the grand?" Filth 'I
is prnti 1: to meet, lodsijs'siit be deer-ed
for this mutual ibtcrest, they ate _U
ground. Such it the maze (if !!817005
' lo the presence-said comqumce
some informdoomnsimnicnion, By the he:?!
of ,departmenuct to Mr. 'E'nkiue," "certain
proponition were made to the Ameficﬂ
governmmt in the si'sortn osct-ss instiuetibnt.
Wh'sct' th" shallemau had autbprieed 30 13?
before our ndmini-tration. An lfiwge'
ment unde in dinemppmition tosithese m
"such Of: man;
. _ kss Ill-fit! um,-"] If:
a!!! tition; ,, -
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