Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-26 00:00:00, page 2

'.duct._ ' gene ' (is?
45'8-7W it may be len nine * -
Whe Wlnlg boldly charge; both the eSC-si
ecmive end angrm with corruption; the
--si:ss{ornter us the agent, and the latter-,at-the
-: fy!-tient; to a degree, which renders them
si" more dangerous than all our [breign me
inie;." It has been the drift of number
si'li'n pobli'cations and the object of endless
\ ,. libon of the fed-ral republicans to inculcnte
—si"si1l5e psnbability nf*'ltdl is now plainly con- 3
fee-ed without eubtecsuge by one of the ora
t cln of its politicll adversaries. Whether
si it be owin'gto convent ofargumcnt or their
' want of confidence, thnt they have not been
soone:- convincesid, it now oi trishng mo
ment. The sact stande consented in open
(lar-by one whom the are not in the habit
ns dint-nating. Lett eln listen to Baptist
[wine, and withdraw their confidencm—
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mit-ten attehhe note 0! etv l'ork.l
it of hte been the meeten as much exul
- eat and the "We-teen 7. The eeeet
M do at diteppdntedm their sure then
"It-died their tmhee- 'Ittdeed, nethhtsi'
euuld have been eo IIttIe "expected—th"
'tmfee enC e'rtlighteltrssd peop ple of then
.MH Ihe hedj net r'eeeeered from th
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ss _ - ss—ctsiss' - before the terminltiosil of.-eno
zlhfl' si 'si " - ".ctTbey'lCtbpnsin the gr'ound ofigss
beldg fer to add-e the, dead then the—My}
whence. the coultuuuuu luutunno uuu
to give [the opinion, and the acknowledged
imbec'trtty hie parliament called loudly
for it bag ego Many true democrate
_. were much eurprieetl at his withholding' !:
- tlbctooghout the whole es int eeesion; but'
unfoetnnltelyee' the John Ademe would not '
errm 'till' tt no time to octuru, in'e plein
' he could not give themsit couneel they
" One thin: le certain; me "remove,
DILUIIOI AlD connunton of The Hi-Utl
o! nnrnzeu'u'rlvn or" 'rlte !: "wrie,
AnlC'rlo !! 'rnl: cutu'r, an: non
bAIGIIOUI TUAN ALL OUK UDKIlGN Ill
eme." .
After thie eeowel. to whet perty will the
Whlg be deemed to belong ? Certelnly not
to the roll perty. for he expoeee them in
the seee nl' t e whole world, eeblnet k ell. *
ee e pen-nel of cart-o t knevee. more elenge
eone to our eel'ety t en ell the world beeide. *
The Americnn der.-i not at once proceed \
the full length of the Whi . He it of opi
nion, thet it will be on eee to cell Con
ieee. became they heee been trled end
ound wenting. We think en too; hot et
the nine time. we belieee'them to he ne re
pehle as (if"! and ne obedient to the word
of commend. en they were in time peer..
Is. therefore. Mr. Matlieon hee metle .up
hie mind upon smi- thin?l he thinke bent-ﬂ
cial. upon any th ng- w ic-h will o-sttricete
oe from the elongh of eubmieeic-n in which
In: lie -let himtull them togeth- .' and give
them hie edsice, -xpreneed withon: miner
snge or double tuum/te ; and Wtsi air-.- mach
inclined to think he will not find himselfl
diuppointed in a dutilul "he:-unu- to his -
high will. Nor are we altogether eatissted
of the suit-nen of pronouncing them rest-ac
gqrysi when their ignorance may he alone to
be'blamvd. ls he will mansolly recom
mend nny thing drieive, which they shall
not adopt, he ml certui'nly ene himself
from being included in the common impu
tation ol'incapacity end cowerdice. eo libe
, nlly cut upon them by" hie minions: pro
' med tbsill he.doee not, in pureuence of one
.. nt' Mr. ]eﬂ'ereon'e expediente, fruetrate by
,peivne owne-It hie Bublic declared een- :
Mdtd, so: thlt depended upon 'Boneperte.
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sssgenenl' eft-meat?- sixth-um" sisictsissssxctctisitss-ct
lash," " esineofmetc-sicuesisisipﬄ
that we Navil-"out than. . ..i-vssss
exprened by the ste'cctlnen'ssossf then" Knee.,
un i'nplied hot and; Which _ their,
imbeeility-Tapssd tsiuinoue tendpcy; _ , there-1
ss etrittive mea-mien? xe'Iitivt-sstofcommergem
} aboliohed, it it owing to the 'pmdetcttt cond-,
ss c'tli of our ghbenmeot, 6:- to the temperate
resimnce" of the citiiens which pointed out
: wiser poli:y ? ' Did not every ltep tibicb
un- taken td redress our' grievance, both
, in its adoption and eiecution, hold out to
the nation "the character 'of asieet of rulen
whdlly unfit to ndm'mie'ter in aﬀain ? _- The si
"any, whateverit me -be, whieh could a
[bin-reﬂect apt-oﬀer o 'ceufideoce to each
mit such a time, so far frouctt'being 'a
Subject enlculatrd to aﬀdrd satiefattion to
all lober and reﬂectsng men in an evil omen
to the future welfare of our country. it in
a public pledge to our ruletl that whatever
calamitiee they bring down upon the land,
however corruszt or weak may be the meam [
f by which this to accomplished, thougnutc
tated by a partiality or timidity itodarda
one nation, or a persoualantipathy to ano
ther—though a ruined commerce and ex
haneted treaaury, diacord at home, aggra
meana diminished, and a thousand other
' etils t') follow in' a suncreal procenion With
out end, still nothing can impair in full re
liance upon their madom, altho' it threat
ena to conduct ua to our certain ruin. ln
auch a atate oi' thinge good men can only
regret the evil and aubmit to it. indeed, it
it not to be diaguited that the party which
. it the. ayatemattc advocate of this ;deatruc
' tive pttltcy, ia atrong and potverl'ul etnn to
the utmoat wiahga ot the moot extravagant
I admlrer of in tenatl, or thou lealoul de
fvotcc ol arbttrary power, - or the boldeat
; particun l'or French influmce and interelt.
! lta number-a ttnd power are great enough,"
auch he in object. to carry any m-aaure
even though it ehould he to the deatructlon
vlour ton-titution—eventhough lt ahould
ss'be to admitat'orelgo l'oe within our bar
! dere, and how the neck of our governtnent
to no yoke. They could not even wish for
) aamallt-r party to reai-t it. delight, nor it
, ilke" OM than ill own to [tecum ligh- ill
l pur oaea. Stlll, notwithatandingt in dia.
t partty of strength and influence over ottr
ss national oﬀalrtt, the loins rent.-ming portion
\ ofthe lrientla of that party will do Well to
l conaider what it to be gained by a hlind ad
Thercnt'e to men who have betrayed tuch
; weaknen or wickednen at nothing but open
* mittance to them could tare us irom utter
sivclntruction, through their wild theoriet &
rnh experimente. The good people of
thir'cottntry will do'tviaely to reflect upon
the expediency ol oulmtitting their in at in
terests to li't' direction of French intrigue.
'l'hey hit-i beat beware olsiatt adminiatration
_which, trum tht:*vesy commencement of
its power to the preacnt time, in every ate-p
osita pr'ogreas. may be traccd by it: de
votedneaa to that man who has already Sub—
dued nearly one quarter of the world to his
dominion. 'They may soon eec the time
FRenctffizthie again and again—then read it _
again and ponder.
"Ye-invite attention to the following nar
ssrltive and ram-in. it in nmong the molt
intehttidg'eo 'ennethnt hue occumd for
sinnme-t'i'me. 'l itsi-enueee the patriot'l hent
sstn*bleed.*1t-'.mya'6penctthe eyen of thou
whmsinnlyfirorcthn been enthueinm and
ratus-union. .- *
Jaw-net qs : letter from an qﬄcer on board
' the U. Stale: bru- Ferret. o .G'ltnrlmm
ss lt'crber.(8. C.) dntedGl/t ny. mo, te
kalends-inn in Tnlbec county (fill.)
" Some ehort time put. there me ]
Punch rinteer come in here under pre
.te:t of ing in diltren—lnndjd upmrde *
! of me WWdollnn—mn gled
( nquentiw nfgondundobuined pmn nion
sstouliother etnthenntnnntosm .
LMQJ'TW 0" up:-m 2."
when ss'. .,ctss— sisi- -- "
si 'si si .- -_ ssfssctzss-si-ctss,cnffi£aafixssss-si *:
Mtheyss si'si-si'
aid that minority which has once saved the ss
country from total ruin, to resist once more
it scheme or system which, though it hat
hitherto fruatrated, in hot abandoned—
which only waite for a propitious moment
for carrying it into complete execution— '
That system which ! mean in the continen- _
"] .).uem of Europe. the destruction of ?
English commercc : the exclusion of Eng: i
lish Pmducc and manulacturee from our
country- ' .
.ul-pn it will he ntceasnrv to cnll to""their si
aion from abroad. tales encreaaed and'
[non 'rtnsi nonn'e ate-non.)
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REMARKS.
'Among the numberleae instances of
de'g'radatione and'injuriee and inaulte which
our country hat been doomed to eusser from
France, beginning with itsie 'c'nt-throaC em
'per'or' and- going thro' 'ail ite departm'en'te
down'to _ite"ahipe of war; pit'ardone'hnd p'ri
vateen, thOle 'asicuihing "hdiee of 'eillainy,
tobbery and aeeauinatiosin—nothing haa oe-'
cursed that simarke in'atronsi er ehItraetei-e'
the eubeerviency of our admtnietration and
its lick-epittle, and corrupt agente, than the
above narrative. Under the famohe non
intercouree law, which, like all the other
doings of our poor, paltry, know-nothing
adminietration, was to do everything, and
has itself aunlt into diegraee, impotetiee
and contempt—meate e boata end vent]!
in dittrees, both of ngiand and France,
might he received into our parte; and vea
eele which come in dietren are allowed to
refit to aa to become eea worthy, and,. If
neeeeeary. they are permitted to tell to eueh
an amount of eargo,- as will desray the ne
eeaeary expencee of eueh refitting. But
.thata French or Britieh privateer should
come into an Ameriean rt and depoeit
two hundred 'houeand do lare in epeeie—
eeii goode to the amount of twenty thou
eand dollare It muzzle other goode—there
by deadly violating our lain in our own
hat-bore under the very none of the govern
ment oﬂeer who ie paid and provided with
men. gune and veneie to prevent aueh
thinge; and all thie under pretenee of relt
ting. which did'not coat more than four
thoueand doiiare—and after thie to enter
men in an Amerieaa port, then go out,
Hoehade that name port, eapture Aneriean
merchanttnen in eight. ehoot pot-engine eni
board an Anteriean my: (or enumerat
ther mit died—3":- 't'o_ them; : thjc .sspilo'u, -
til-the would let them pus, for,.jv it)!!!"
and John, othessnsiriae be wdditfssb'url (had
if theycame ssonsit. And to crown all.?thesi
' other day he fired'ucre'lyfarllsi mia-ent
. valley of musquetry into (.pasickct right on
"the bctar (Charlcct'on bar)_-_-_\_He_ got under
weigh from cloze in chase,-War he always
lay- at nnchor there tcttntil he sees vemlt,
run up under—sithe iee os'the ppcket, shot :
gentleman 'in the arm (: passenger) which
passed through his nhouldcr, and then; with
all the impudencc impginablc, told the cept.
he knight pass. lnstead of ordering us out
to sink the villainyor to bring him in sor
trial (for itsiwat mere chance that he had
not killed four or five of the passes-gers, as
they n'ere-all etanding on the quarter, not
expecting that the damned murder-er was go- *
ing to sin: at them when they were within
pistohhot) they let the privateer still re
main. blockading the port o! Charleston
and killing its citizenssigwithout even send
fitg the revenue cutter after her, which liel
htsire with eightssgune and plenty of men;
the privateer having only two guna and 70
men. The officers of the private-er would
come on ehore every night at Charleeton
and gOvieittng; ! have aeen them myteif
at the theatre. At length, sin: a great
noise had been made, the collect r sent out
the revenue tutter in pureuit of her, as it
it said, but not until ahe had gone. The
privateer it now oﬀ St. Mary'a and ! aup
pose will lay that lace under contribntion,
or run in and met e either venelt or town
give her provitiuna at lean. 1
" How eaay would it have been for the
eolleptor to uu'thoriac the eommuneli offi
ceros the Ferret,or request captain emp
bell, who commandt on thin nation, to lend
ue out and bring the privateezr in? No, he
would not do thntt perhnpi he owne art
of her; it in lttid the helohgl here, tl'tit no
doubt but the cnptnin of the cuttt'r had ptl
vnte ordss ra not to fall in with her.
" Had thta been a British prtvntcer, ! do
not think in the hm pluce, the would have
been permitted to sit uttt ; and had the com
mitted the name ounngv-or even come to
anchor on our hur, all the inurchanttnen in
our port would have been umtrtl', the mili
tia turnrtluut, and may old matket and
torn cutter in the ttnte would have been
tharpened to cut the tyrannicul pirate, and ct
no doubt would, could thet- catch her, have
put every man to denth. Never mind, we ss
are going oﬀ Bt. Mury'a in a few day-t— \
we'll bring him too if we let-. him : ! gene
rallv have the ointing of the charge un,
and may ] he —-d il' ! don't take eli
bernte aim and whip it into him. Thin
etntement ! had from the captain of the
pecltet and several of the pauengera—it it
morsertlu ent-rect."
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rebelsinnv W'TFJTPFRMY (53! 1:
lectr'ified obr country on * ;" "1 idsid in.
' famous attack of the Lupacd'ou the Che.
sapcake? . We out! it nctthia little.-(hu
natienal' sovereignty-has agsfn not only be",
nailed by another ppwerss ( France) but one
_ lawe areaet at designee, our juritdiction a.
ss redeemed, 'oursicitizem'm maimed andct
wounded, our limit. are trespalaed on, and -
- uur territory invaded. Whererett the meq'
of government all this time ? Hn the When;
of Paris shorn-them of their poverty! Wg'
heal" of no proclamation, ire he r_ osfiamsi; '
ders to the revenue officer,-we mi- at ud
calli out of the mﬂitia, ausiio iii.-ad and
deatffistc; our honor it alivgh'tchd, any.
F independcnce "it in chaina, our ficient-nue
; is a t-apor, France be: done &MWN th "
sore we must endure it—FrMcssesiucti/b ;
then;/"are we mue! submit. N si sinnbe
. more extraciating than one - "
yf to an American who dared" to,
i a patriot.
[ _ CHARLESTQNH um 15:
, Aerwed, hrig Olivie. (of ew Y i As
, dun-nue, Havennessc day:. Lest-his: ime
Menmng, Preu. lar thin port,,to nil in 5
, bout I dey-, There were but sew Anteri
can vent-less et Huvenne. Ne lete newe from
Spain. lntellig'ence hed been receivc-d of
the doelerntiun of Ind:-pennon" et Cum
cnz but no mmemnt of the kind had te
lten place et ":thnll it me expe'md,
however, that mmethingelmiler would be
done et the Inner luce. Mmmctm, cept.
Mcetervey end t'. jury.
AN AWAY from the eubeetlber. on the
loth of December lnet. neuro DANl
[H.-he ]- so youre old, :! ﬂeet to or !! Inch
ee hssbgh, tolerebly black, 11! It cheek bonet. be
had in opening between ]: .- lront teeth hev
ing the'wpeurence of one lolt, t'enmrhble
ss round lltduldcll end elender mist—he in by
prose-mon [Be/um, hue loet much of hil re
lission, end is fond of talking on thet euhjeetu
he hn eppeared Yoctbe very .unwell for two or
three year; put end-hue done nothing: be
: sore that time he wn' .: good bend to t up
post and tell sence, end'dltclning,—wh h he
no doubt willengege in "ehct'ould de get : d*.e
tance siom home—he is ;:589 et Ill kinde of
' plantatinn' work. lt\ie belhvsiesid he is utill in
the 'neig'hberh'oed of Alexendm where helm
,' nsiwjie, and ',le hc_1l.o_rcdby tle _tc_; m-he
longing,',or who, have and belonged to "16
'sieetete' ol Benjunin Duleny, Esq. end the!!
\ In" ,,0
Connctectiofie. ss - .
_ ] will give the above reward is secttred m
'jﬄvo thatsisil get lﬂm ctegn'm, and 'reausineue
'ehirg*ee is bt'onglxctt home. ' _
'john Dulm.
Per-cum" ill-e W'Mfzct ,. "Mi
_ rose,. and MQMFWÞ si {Which
commune-wi >$f ., . .ss uk colo
ny to act sense of (using and in "and
A small Tmct bf'l-md
YlNG on the out llddol Ql um
from Men-nell']. w Colelmmol'
eke. commonly cctnllod du " l'm Foot "me
mppoud to would !: und . fills-em
longing to the unto of wmusin ambl
HE sublcriber continues to l'cach !!
stent/0 Long-wage at his residence (or
ner Os Prince and Royal uneu- Ladics ;:
gentlemen will be naked on et ilieir plls'si
of thod. at such hours " they In?! ?] Po,"
Tenn- os tuuion muy be known by !PPW'
to him.
john Frigne't
N. B. The French tunﬂatedvhtn Ell;
the Englilh inn Funda
On Moldoy Me um My I"? lit
will nium to out: at him: do" [but
on : end: voi: and nium—Me,
; .ss ;;siss's ". :M\ "
one old cþml'fi — "* si * 54"? ssb—"si
small! In in Tﬂlusisssi si'sivwss _-, 1 *' \ ctsisi, ; .. .
and in Ptvﬂiw'ezmlsiwss si M...
least connived atctthsie cut-m
M—dde-Oe-u cow]
Ajoru '
Public We. '
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MayW. saw] [t
Mary Ham, Member.
Forty Dollere Rewanl.
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