Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-22 00:00:00, page 3

Agreeahle to : written ord_er by Nepokon
the tumifie-Mind of Via-nea— art-tude sayd:
5! 13 hou ever, permitted that- the further
b'owing up of them will be pro'emioned:
The trcops of the Rhcnish ednsededtion
are on their way home. Near Pneþmgh
the bucicns m del-chafing. The grand
may is filiusig oﬂsi'dsmzh AWP'. with
ct in : ("might AOPOQ men will you thmkh
ct th If ("ye
Arrivfrl at Portlantl. the hrig Commerce,
npt. Chase,46 days from Tooningeo. Sail- \
cal Nnv. 20. in company with the bsrque
Roborcas, cnpt. Cross. of and for Salcm.
Lest at 'l'onnmgen, 39 or 40 sail of Anteri
can vesscks ; but as cuptnin Chase was for
the most oshia time at Humburgh, he: did ss
not learn their names --ln coming down the
channel. they saw 12 sail of his Britt—annic
Majesty-'a frigntca mal Gun-Drip—and but
one of them spoke him. Capt. Chase is of
Opinion from the polite attention of the
English cruis—crs that they are far from har
boriog any ill will towards the Amvricaus ;
but on the contrary im- disposed to permit
a free cnjm'mrm us mule, without unne
renarily' tle-laying them to search.
Capt. Chose informs us that the'French
aoldicra were taking up their quarters in
the diﬀerent ritin about Tonningen—that
2500 Vt'catphalian troops had arrived at
' Hamburg, and more were daily expected.
lMPERlAL DECREE.
ct "me: or row-runnen),
chber 29M, 1809.
Coloninl produce cannot be introduced
'into the city of Hlmbur', through the line- ct
!! the Douaniennnor be transþorted
thence ; in contravemiou whereas they will
be consuca: ed.
(ancd) NAPOLEON.
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" ln consequence of an imperial decre-e
received hEre : few thy: since, dntcd Fon
tainblcau. LOth Octoher, stele-e of colonial
produce are entirely at an : nd—sormcrlv us
tcr prouace had found its way into thin
placc . the Punch .mthoritiel under the sup
posidou that it had been imported here pre
vious to the year 1807. gave pasnpnrts, with
which the property wan carried into the in
msiior and an thou: pus-port- ere now no
long-sikes any me. ! seat "I" will soon
dearly, nen at vcn reducrd pfiuqsoc nl- ss
though in good: may eventual' y find I not
it wind-attended with much putte ex
peace lad trouble than formerly." ss
SCHIP: from Hamssburg and Alland paper:
per echooner No ssnmh Chose, from Ton
nmgcn. received at theqffice efthe Behi
.Ii'xtrm'! qsc let! 'rct/rm :! wstﬄlll a! [lum
burg, dctcd H-th Navember, 1809-:'m3v
'z idju'r sc'taam'r. Nail-such, ('a-Mah- C'ct'zase.
F—ZIENCH DZCREE. ,
rartcf a letter srqm' Tonuiugon, dared
Nov. 17. recede-de! Baltzmara.
Since ny arrival hen, accounu he"
no received of another chcrec of she em
Torctlaud Paris,0cc. 29d1 prohibinngssche
ups-nation amlexPorution of all micks
of fofdgn growth to and from Humhurg :
which had had a very nns'zblo eﬀect uponsi
the mark-ta, made voi-! contract: and put
:! m'p to all mien. B:surc this .n and In
were for'ach-l to Ano.-m from (his port;
then smugglcd into H-unburg ; from them::
they very .afiojvcd to be: freely expurnd.
Cn Fsilav the lM mount, th! Legusla—
me of Dclanre clccxcd Ou rennnocz
-dmn. Esq che Auorney General of that
te, to fill the no.-ney in the Senatc osthc
United State-c. occasioned be the the death
.ct--. -si.._.,-... . ss ....
Alexandria ding Warm.
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non D.!l', :ANUARY 22.
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? Adultoon Sum' ay the 141h inn, insi
t'r my Os Phllndelphia by the Rcwrend
l'i-lwp White, Mr. A ano. nl Scbanian
'Hct 4.ng the amiable Miu HAIBIOTGIL
UKGBAN of that sit}.
!Samucl Wnitc, Esq. .
pero American.
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ssssSt. Petenburg. The blowing up of the
the written end-agemsi-n; of the companies,
i &c. The corpe of voiunteen to be li.-ble
during the period for which they are en
gaged, to be ordered into actual service by
the president of the Usi State-a, and whilst
in serv ce to be Entitlectd to the same pnv;
rations, forego and emolument of every
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kind (bounty and clothing excepted) with
the regular troops of the United Statee.
When these volunteer cerpe shall be engag
ed, mustercd & accepted by the presldcnt,
they ehall be entitled to the following houn
tieo : to each eommieeioned officer one
month'l pay; to each non-comm'uewned
officer-musician ind private of each compa
nies who,-se drened ing complete [nni form
and armed and eqoip fiqsoreervice in
the field, twenty-five dollan; to eneh pri
elte, &c. in complete uniform and not ann
ed, fifteen dollare, and one mutkct and
bnyonet, and one curtridge box. The corpa
to be formed lnto regimeuts. comisting of
ten companies each, from the man state,
one colunel "or lieutemt-eolonel, and two
nujon to eech regiment to be selected by
the president of the United State-. if :
sufficient number to fill . the ' qnou from
eoeh (tate 'ohall not engage by the
day of the Presideut is to 'eecept no
-many lnpernumerary companies scorn the
nate nen-eat to it. at may be nen-tary to
sup ly the deficiency; but when more com
pamn shall "engage than the quote nequired.
them: When written {"PWM were int
received' shall be longed in preference.
The officessol incpectm- ot' cow-teen to be
sidiocentione'ﬂ from]?! after the dey
making certain roecls in the District of Cu
lumbin was on motion of Air. Smt'l/l of Ma
rylann, re-tommi'tted to a aelectsi commit
ter conqiating of the following gentlemen :
Meat-e. Smith nl' Md. lisent, Goodrich,
Bradley nmi (iiilinrd.
, 'l'lro bill numurising the fitting Out, offi
cering and mann'mg the srigattts of the U.
"State: was read in cutnmittee of the whole
mal ordered to be: engraved for I third
re ading. "
: VOlctUN'TEER CORPS
L The bill for 'mcnrpomting . companv for ss
my throne and as : safeguard for the form:
happiness ol'my subjects. In .the last three
bloody battles it but won'the eeteem and ad
miration el the world. The numberlell
when. of an isinviolnbie fidelity and much
ment to my men-m hue procured it my
highest enco-niuni'l and cneemsitþey In the
bestemety o" my gratitude. _'
its welfare, will in future be my utmbet
care—to rcmunemre the merits us every_
. single individual agreenble to the wishes at
my heart, ix as yet impossible."
[Here follow promotiom in the army,
distribusiiqu ulsi cross-1 of the order of Me
ria 'sheresa and eilVer med-1, &c.] -
l'ssRANClS.
Oclober 24, 1809. si _
'I ne 't'npprcss is on the recovery.
ctsifijssi'tificaticnt at Brunn had eqmmeneecl
f ject. Pucuc, Noe. S.,
si--' 'Onr emperor lum issued the following
proclnmntioo. .
"lhassve broughtthe ver to : close, to
give the blessing-us repoee to tn'y people,
and not to expose their welfar'e any longer
to the ineertitude of necidenn. Th'ey have
them: thir fidelity end real nttaehmenu in
Ill chosen, updtbereby have etrengthened
the ties by which : prince is bound to hi
people. [acknowledge my army. whose
atchievememe I thalt always remember
ponedsiiizz Mould-a, next. _
[By'thie bid the preeidelt of the U. S.
The hill to engage a corn! of voiunteere
so:- : abate period in she service of the U
Stau-e wan on motion of Mr. Bread/ay, pQM-ss'
is authoriud to engage in the tertice of the
U. State: {of the term of one year, the fol
lowing military force to be- engaged an voi
umcer companres.
From Vermont 20 companincts. [lamp
ahire 20, Maseachusetts 40, Rhode leland
19, Cennecticut 20, New York 40, N. jor
sey 20, Penneylvauia 40,Deiaware 10, Ma
ryland 50, Vu'ginia 50, Nouh Caroiina so,
Sooth Carolina 30 Georgia2U,Tennen-e 20.
Kentncky 30,and from Ohio 10 companies;
each to cow-int of one captain, one liou
tenant, one ensign, four nere—ta, tour
corporaia, two musicians, and not len than
insyector wiillbe appointed for Lench state
from the officers of the army now in ner
ricr,ct'whose dutv it ehaii be to repair to the
state for which he is appointed and receive ct
forty nor more than simy privatee. One
Geoenl cm ssi cp James-ass;
of Drceden. The Pope it it Seven-—
]ohn Quincy Adnme, But]. he: arrived at
with-heertselt emotion, as the topth of
Senate qsthcss United State;.
\V£n.\'LSDA\', formal-5] 17.
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Hr. Son-ya- opoke against the'izill.
Mr. Maom quoke in no sum-.
Mr. by me: to. m'ake done obmationc
on iisin biisssi when he un endless! to on!" by
Mr. Shcﬂlv. The Spaker decided that he
was calling too wide a king:, and he ne
dUNllo ss ' ss
Some Other gemiemn spoil on fire nob
ir-si"_. when the qui-nium no Mr. Rhn'e mo
, (iw. was him, and idu, oyn' Name- 102. 4
: Mr. F."...ssoct'z'o amenden-in nuns: she not ss
( [0 He p' tue-sat "nium! si vided:
F taken and lust, aye: 54. mn. When '
) then ndjoumcd. " '
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] SATUIDAI, ﬂower;-20- _ . 4
si,- A ! (God 0.de
E dsieMep-orted . hill " medio; eppsiro'o '
! printione for the eoppert of government, for
& the year 1810."
" A bill making apgreprinione for the
! Nsivy of the L'e-zed ttttee for the' )car
; 1810.
'si And a bill " n'taking epproprjatione for
} the support of the-military eeteblisihment of
, the United'Stat-nffor the year 1810. There
- kills were referred to a committee of the
] who-"ate house and ordered to be rinted.
. Mr. Marrow from the enmmutee on pub
lic lend-t, on the petition of the chief: and
bra men of the Ottntvay. Wyandot and
l'arav 'ttama nations of lndilne, praying the
UniteJ Scntee to retisy to : Doctor Brown,
' a certain tract of land, three miles nere,
] thv-l. they hed granted to Doctor rown
! tur No prose-tioned service:; reported that
} the psﬂtcr of the petitinnere ought not to
;.lv g'anccd. [Our government men to
keep all the business of cheating lndinoe in
its own hands,]
; Mr. Van Home presented the petition of
the widow and children of ]oeeph Hodeon,
psi avittg com mention for . house burnt in
; th: tis} of uhington, while occupied n
T, : wctrcfficc. Rescrsed to the eonunittecte of
' claima. , "
: _ Mr. Blacon ailed uptbc unfinished bu
; IlnCaG olsiycnerdty, the bill for "guilt?"
commcrcial intercourse beticcn the 0; 5."
and Gl'f'lf Britain, &c. -
fish chrman moved to amend the bill,
- by adding : unction to nupend lin'- opera
tion- of the 3d,4(h, Jth, Gth, ﬂh nd Blh
ss lection-. until the day of 5 next. Lon,
only "wi-in; in the die-limito
_ Mr. ken made : long 'I! speak. Th
in" he did not like—sin in too went for him.
He wanted 'lf mounted immediaulsi.
Mr. Munfwd was against the bi and
for continuing the old non-inunm. R.
moved ehn if this biii pmsibbm may be
no on nctiom added to it- T o_ m
eommme silgu :;ably to Mr. Buﬂnll'l reso
lution: offered none thy: put. _
Mr. me;-may oﬀerefs'uositllcr wal
mnt to uniform-che president w incur-0
9 the commnden os finden-inn ,nr-Cd ship
" on] nails, to bring in my .nlnll nal-pa
in; to and: (be provided: of chid [II, for
:zdjudiration. _ -' ' ss
; Th'-le amendment. ﬂW- the _
; nion- nnd principle: of del-iii. Ur- m
moved to use: to ; "magnanimo
o! _ and the Man: pointed sin]! ta'
lum bon-m or ooooer if presidcnubcil
! think proper. A will of , doilan _ is
- dto be appropriated to carry the
' pin into effect.] ' .
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATWES.
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; Mad—rud
ct unwary 18.
]!r- Redsuinniucd the following mo
lution (or-an amendmem of'ihesiroonitu
tion ; which no rood for conidgntion':
\* Read-bed Ilu- emotc and [come of".
presmtativu o MesiUnitcd Stone Of Anvi
ca in Cengrcu coward; two stiﬀ-"10 Of bﬂh.
house- concu'rriug, That the folke-ing its:
don be;-admitted to the lpgishwsfz'of ib!
neven] cum, which when wis-ed by th
kgislamm of thrcd-somsitiu ende-moi,
lhail be valid and binding an I pmos tho,
cpnnitptioo'of the Uniecd Slsinuct. ' 'ss -.
** If my cicizco of the Unilqd Said
shall accept oi any title of nobiiityfsozn a
, ny king, pr'siincoor foreiga once, ssiusioh ciii
zen shall thencpsoFlh be incapable of hold
ing my ofice os honor or profit made: the
United Sun-o," _ _ _ siss _ 1
{In Pope upon-ced she um for an "in- ss
prevented: of the United Sutctn by pubiie ]
rood—end clock. with consider-ble dien-1
tion md nmcndmenu. . 4
"i.:ss' .
quescipa no lond-um 59,ct melo
Congrcst of tcze' Unitcd Statesss
[Tales; fit the Alexandria Couth.)
Pain". ]ammy 19.
[coxcwoxu]
The entire CARGO o/ McM
Mary-Am, Cape. lyct, from
Cadzz,
conm'nlo or—
a quarter um old Shorry Who,
m jan Olivu,
26 cnks Ra'uim, '
200 bone- Mumdel md Bloo— do.
, bags wunuu,
lo do. Filberu, "
6 do. SoR- lulled Aha!-Wi
loo fraik Fip. ' "
One hole Straw Can-pen and Man, Ill [10
tween won and one bu-hel- Salt. -
was Z'sictfid, ZZ/IZM.
: o t
Withouten-flowrons! upon;—ib
ende from In.
! Term-window had-Ind- has
i lum-ry 12
BTRATERquyMQ-ub-P
1uibef'ovmcﬂbo ct _
mid-lb __ un!- ss_
1him: of.; du ?" ago-ma (!
l ' gle-Writ]; for the (w _ as
. :re - - y— ' - - -
five.,s.'lsnnyperm wile-dull Nw .'
at my fire, the-th hcfkct cry-fills. ' w- Us
In: order or nine-tion Oslny Gut! 'dss M
be appoinud by my Fire nous-"pay now un
bfiohedssor which day he desired-flee end-blind
ed, knowing him who ad cshcersscuch passen
shall form: and my the run: offin don-:! ;
Provided'tbe "me of such We! than]! iii.
been AMpublilhedinone of the public p;
"He "
siAt : meeting owne [friend-lus]: Pin Con
si- . my, held at "r.. ]obw HQKÞ'I,T*
_ vent, cap-ry acb, "los-thawed.
Officen have been w for the ple-en
year, viz. ss' 7. -, _ .
Fame: "On-'a, Nsi _- - ' _
Charles H—Knigffizfi Cdmm
0 me: Gall, 34 .ss"
jane: Milton, —_ss-' ."si" - ct
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Public Sale on Conway' swhasslf
years of age, lccuawwcd whom "03,
to: no (man.
On 'wnso AY um, wusia Uvu— .: m
v ndne Sun, so:-and
THIS MORNXNG, unmov'd-clock
willbooold,
A Negro Woman (Jaw;! 'ct
lmuory 22.
Ten Dollau Wi
Þmh'p (;. Mmsteussc'x. _