Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-08 00:00:00, page 3

s liable to ocruples." . !
] is becoming eo frequent end alerming th rough .
* out the Union, on to excite the most ecriotts
epprebeneion tltnt the electin franchise, once '
: thieienot eufieient, made etill inere de
.ee-pelthelettertednupu.powa
Couuvste ATION.—-Th8l which is abidin—
ed, in quoted from the " History of the Ad-si
venture- of Gn. Buss." -'-'- !! my commen
urics are requid'ttes You must make thelh
yourself. its npplicobissli'ty may strike you,
but ] would not for the wot-H.; liking myoels
: Democrot of tho " fir'n water,") ny aword
in allusion to the dohpir'ations of the " ex
duoive" Repubﬂcan Putriou: which were
teetahle ere þqnently reeorted to. These
who ere wicked m-ju. m bribed- end
tho-e thoae Men time would diedein
well connnieetien ere, medy of'tbent, ei
ther induced by the person] Betteriee or
stith-odd} th'- pefiozsinl thee-te of me
WctMct'Þdol-eteveteude elieoeess.
-Þdirect. E'nthe barren efe jeictl ere
Wetimee thence-ed by .. unffiedþled
Wl' to I Up]— Emsict only]- (a
Burnt—" Thou will lead aside life '
hen, my lad, for ] do not think thee so 1
great : blockhead asto acruplc to live with
sudden. For after all, does not the gem
,a'iryosmm'ciod mb assixsssssictsially as we:
dcz 'Y-s. (?El L'ss'as. every mad desire-s to
'ppropftutc to itlmacss his neigboursia geods,
if he can. ,
" This sentimrnt is universal amongst
the horn-a species ; the. only diﬀerence is
in the mnlcrof carrying it into enecution.
Conquefoﬂ, sisorexamplc, seiZc on the do
miniono of their neighbours. People of
fashion borrow int-ney with an intent of
never returning 'rt. Bankcrs, treasure-se,
dralcn in exchanjc, clclks and mc-rctwuts,
whether in whole-alter retail, are not very ,
published in your Gnettc : few days since. ss
A. B. C. ss
The freedom and purity of the mo'-T or
sun-ear. is : principle intent-"even with
the very basis of our politicni system, and
as essentiel to the pretcrvation os tlnst eye
tetr. in its original form, x-s is the soui to the
enietence of the body. 'It is to be regretted
therefore that the proetltution of this right
10 \ .
UARRlED, on Thm my lut- 51 in R'ev:
. Love, Rouu [. 'l'umu, But] of this
Ind, to Min-Euu dint." (10qu of
r. Lady-gate Berry osling Gesiorgc coal-ty
Vie'ginia. ' '
The Dian: from Li-bon has b'fougbt out a
few esthe red Spanish Merino nbeep—We
under-tane! um there are "am nnd ewe for
the late President of . the Un'ncd Stotcs,
Thomls Jesiier'son, Esq.) 0 ram and cwg
forlhc pruqnt Prcsidcm, um] the balmcc
wthe care of Love's H. Uooc, Elq. being
! elull be keppy to and the: to)- seen; ons
*tbie tubject ere groundleee—but ] am eorry
that secte lene buttoe meny reaoene to be
lieve that they will be reelieed, unleee the
npid midee which they ere et preeent mak
inch thin need minde our netionel ruinss
ehould be epeedily end efieemally recorded.
Fordgnert, not yet nettmluea or who-e
nemnnnfien he been þretnat'erely end frtucl 4
elently procured, men wit. out proper que- l
life ntfons in point ctwperty, trunsient per-i
eetuwho by be here-ed'deyendgeee to."I
morrow, end youthe 'whoee yeere do not ee
yet entide them to the privilege: of ("Remem
ere all crowded forward to the polle upon the
dey of en election ; and if one of them an
ledege to elip in e vote, undetected, it ie
hiled by the sevored pertyee e lueky dram.
etelce. On the evesi of en election. the meet
ehemeleee liee ere put in circulation (end
eomet'unee ewern te !) in order to gull the
ignerent out of their eetee by ewekening their
seen or etern-ing their prejudicee: end if
ee juetly considered the pride of Ametieen'e,
end the þellddittm of theirlilxertiee, mey en
no very diet-m dey be converted inte e poli- ;
tleel engine'te promote the embitieue pro-ct
jeete of knet-ee end ueurere.
right-tude end'del'tbe former.
sheen-en metrum-Me... dame.
*' """ ÞWM the: noth'ng a
xv.-he in number.
man: meam. '
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\ NISDAY, MAY 0.
—-__ssnsi
!
!
WL-ct-Þvsi
um had in comen pnluu then to be?
'ludd the: A or I an red-mal . certain
number of ram; in other wilde, me he
can unite his tennnu or Nl depend-nel un
"In psihctm'e. And eke such (ning: to be to
'ler'eied in 1 lend of (turnen ? Reihef let the'
right of euﬂ'rnge perish entirely and danci
tlnn um permit it to be mode an instrument
in the lus-do of the knnvirh nnd the unfi
[ tion-to enslu'e in:! to control the bone-t and
the undesigning.
] _ ( ! rginic Pan-int;
; We are indebted (ny- che New York Gn- ss
zetce) to a friend for the subeequenc offi
l
' To ]OHN M FORBES, Esq.
Come! qf the Um'led Stale: at Human-58?
it. '_ t
ATshery general and respectsble meet-si
, in; of Americso eitiz- nsct interested in the
' went-of the late and future measures of the
\ Danish government in relation to foreigo'ss
; property st present under arrest inSchleswie
ss and Holstei'n, cont*ened for the purpose of
ss taking into consideration the present situa
; tion of their property and the best means to
' eﬀect an early release ol the same, as slso,
s the measures t'eeently taken !: y0ursels in
s trode. lately attempted 'to be carried on at
.Tonninqen under cover "of the 'Americs'n
Bag. We,'a committee appointed to-con
ssvey to you the sense of your country-men
have the honor to be your obedient ter
- Autumn Contu'u'sirtt ii
. December 18, 1809. 4
out-nuns. _ -
! HAVE received 'the letter you did
me the honor to address me under 17th inst.
covering certain resolution] of my fellow
citifcent nov. here, approring my sate men
sures at '"l'onningen in relation to certain
vessels under the (in; of the 'United Ststes.
"Cailedsi upon, in the most crit'icnl circum
sistasinees. to take : measuae susc-*ptihie of
sievery important pdiiticai consequence-s as
well asinvoiving the tate of an immense :
ymo'u'nt'of property, acting entirely on my_
{own week judgment sinn'd not supported hy(
s per-sone] reputation equni to the magni
situde of the responsibilityt it is extremely
gratisying to the to receive the npproþation
o! those respeotable and intelligent men
who represent the large property immedi
etely at stake. - -
lnever doubted for a moment the for
rectnese of the principle on which I noted,
nor did [doubt that the goVernment and ,
citizma of the O. States "would duly appre- '
eiate the motives, even should they have
occasion to deplnre the cteﬂ'erta of the mead i
sieure ; but when [sound myself placed un- ;
der the necessity of sacrificing a large a
mount of soreign property and perhaps even
increeeiag' the danger in which that of ,my
fellow cititens was placed, ( confess that
in repugnancesson the in hand and .myss_
Y'It'si grene:- solicitt'tde on the other rendered
my nimation indsiesiscribnhly distressing : 'to
hsisee taken such s step peecipitsteiy would
beside been Who-mile to-y 'eenaibility
sssisisictssctsisi- si -ss - -
" =!"th of. th'- Md .ﬄﬄiﬄ
inviting me to" rep'hirsi to"" _' to
Me represents 'onesstohis Danish nsjesty
now here, on the steps you hsVe taken for
'the security of their property, 'enclcse you
_a copy of two rctesolutions passed on this oc
casion. , .
Though we are senslble, that in the ctdis-ss
charge of your public tluties, you do not
require individual protectiOn or support, yet:
we cannot but heiievc- that to be assured of'
our unaniinuu's spptssohation of your con
duct on this occasion wjll he as agreeable
to yourself as it is gratisying to us to make
the communication.
\Ve cannot conclude Without c'xsspt'tsi'ssing
our sincere hope that the seven: but neces
sary measure you have taken may'serve to
open the eves us those osoursiscllow citilens
(is-such in reality thessv are.) Who. Tempted
and t-n'znured by int-rested l'orcignerS'or al
lurrd by the sttiizicintu prosispeet of tempora
ry g.-in, equally hlctmd to their true .welfttt-e'
and forgetsulcs the duty they 'owe "them
srlves ;tncl thtctsir country, have unlawsullzt-ct
proatitutcsid their own honor and morality,
brought suspicion and disgaee on the ﬂug'
us the United States. shd placed in jeopir-_
dy millions 'of the "bone 'fide property ol
their countrymcn. si
With nentiments 'of high respect. 'we'
vent}
regard to the deception an illegitimste.
relatire :. nex-tria- property biss- si Bl'. ;
1@ I ' . . *
Ifamburg, her. 17, 1809.
cid documents. *
(saved) 7 s'
(? n þeyer,
William (lark,
Wm. M'llvat'ne.
f.
-.-' Z'!*' *- .
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, Jerssqsicssfiffilddiss W'n ]! 'þmu 'bssd'
bctv tle cucesie'u'cfiuch . mind.-'He"?
nderlsi in" wsinctss upon-inly, the Ulcer—
' "my" me "in: out: dificdﬂsidM
my, lMd'ml, Meat]? an}! ctsi
, it.- ss- hope, how'ev'ek; llþkum {ous-?
ed will nappy.: m- WJM "
pen;-nal non-wenden in-cbnpidshl' JI' '
I nmccrc tle-in to pmuoti do [med
ood; [: might be' 'pruglenczd Bell? [or I
cw day:; in which time some ded-is! lad
savornblc nicassiþre day tak. che!- 0'" w"
' [pay Insirn the obctific' which out lssain eke
ss likely 'to assume and thus humble-] to nke
; bur measures iti consomicy thereto;
! ha'vc the honor m be,
VVich sentimcnu of esteem, _
Your faithful (fiend & scrv'u
chancery in this city, who will decide, 'and
lam assured that, in ease-"s'a!" doubt, much
cnnfidence will be given to my representa
I tion. '-I have sselso obtained 'hie majeety's
! promise that the bone-- shall be re-estsblieh
t ed in the river 'Eydc/w, by which 't'he dan
[ gere of that difficult navigesition will be much
ssl lesse-ned.
This will 'þsir'o'sfe interesting "to 'db'r
merchantz provided we have the good for
sHm'
Part q/ Alexandria
_ tuum, _
Shi Diana, Lewic, Liobou, Salt, !. [odd
, and ' home: Vowell. . ' '
cu-And,
_ Schooncr Sally, Entry, Sdem, by Joh
_ G. Ladd.
' ]uchin, Silver; do. the Mater.
AW- :"... ...T—Nn-siz vsisw
; N . o 'r ! c :.
' ! Stockholdcn of the w
ldd Alexandri- Tumpiko Go,—pins,
m regne-ted to nued . gem-i me'dy of
"the Comyn; :: tho cum-t'have, an {inch
should-um, um: o'cloek, A.M.n
transaction of red! thriun swine" only,
in them siplacce Should new events force
our commeree to 'reeort to'thie City or to'l
ny o! the-porce us the Bhltlc, *l ehailsi'go to
meet its
"! em respedtsu'llr,
You: obedient sile'rv'int. _ _
'P 3 's 10"? ii,..ct' voi-Pass
, .— . ince 'writin t e eve
'eeen the eirettler'sromzthe chamber-of ena
(ClRCULAR.) _ ,
Copenllegen, Ten. ta, 1810.
sm, . . , . .
finding 'eethe to this eity' at the re
queot of my fellow eitizens interested in
theprOperty under arrest in Schleeirie and
Holstein to endeavor to ob't'sin its liberstion,
! am happyssto say that \ have in far ene
ceeded, that the report'e of the royal com
simisi'innen et Tonnin'g'e'n end 'Gleckstedt
have beet't approved by the king siend o'rdere
. iven to raise the arreet'in those Knee.
" 'he Altdna eotnmiesionere have "en also
inetrncted to releese eueh property n ehell
toms, c'omaing the royal "order elleded to'
'above, by'which ! find thet the expert-tion _
remonstrate on the eubject, end heve very ss
other season, hit. in 'the present time-a aiew
weeks-producesi'eo many ehnhgee that it in 'a
fully to attempt to counsel dietant'ep'ecule
tions. _ By a new order of hie mnjeety the
king of Denmark, Ill eoionsiiel produce; ie
prohibited. The produce of the 'U. Stetee.
in our own ehips will alone bexeeeii'ed. _ !
have notaeen the royal order but Im'eonfict
den; of the authentieity of dry informe
"on. _ . _ . .
Eve'lsi'y 'circiiht'ltah'c'e "shewe 'thlt through
out Europe our commerce will be reduced
be clearly prOved robe nentral, and in all ss
doubtsu'l caseje sithes are 'to demand of the
magistrates at sithe 'piaees of'impor'tetion 'th'e
documcnts presented to them, to the royal
prooiesson which the property was originsl- ss
of cdt'tnn ie forbiddee. Ieheli immediately
ly admitted, and to send- sorWhrd the "an
swers of the magistrate! cttbget'her'iith -all
tune to pre'serve thc'trade to Tonningen an- ss
little doubt of my euceeee.
,. . si ., . " -
to the carrying and vendlng our own sipro- )
duce. My cet'eblishmente at Tenningen k
hurg eiu be confine the 'nekt yelr, int! ! :
shell be happy to merit the preference in the .si
Fredetsiicfitetaat And at connexion it Hem
( sine ) ]QHN M. FORBES.
Si a" -
siNBWS—
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bB " (
!ctM-I- Wumsio
! NOsiTchss - w
, THE Peyesiin theGbeShM
Church, will be I-l't' en Th'nred'ey. lﬂlﬂN' -_
'e'tant, and {be Werdene dﬂ attend et the
church from fem- o*doek until it in the eff
iten-noon.
Mey-l __
I
I
si Hide-tinue order dun my eem or \
si
Put-fix, wi}! be told, etpdblicnlmelt the . ,
& tpresimi-a, et ll-e'doek on meane-, of
the pmem month, is fair, is out; on the
next-fair da'y, siet'theutne time end piece;
no need of the treat of land known um
Dame es .,
WEST GROVE,
As will be mischance nue mum- do.
, hundred pounde- The Lend propoeed "soreele
lies on the south side of fiendes-send, end
, contiguous to the bridge. it fill be leid (is
to suit pukhese'n endsieeld soreee'h. *
The fincdnwh "number '0! th song 'Th
emitledfw s tooo. -. .
The fine drawn 'on the In]! 'My Until—
to no ticks,-'t], 'Frc'm No ! vo zsn inland.
ss and ]" 'tho .þrlzu 'mut'mny "be'dmn'u-M
L before or me: the diy. .,- :
Proem iprldo a When 8 11.- "
& W-n be given forlpprclnndmzlﬂhsidlþ
do;-lo jdlmw Sol-{)MO N_, Who inned
lurking that the suburb- os- Might!
motning'; ho I:: of lorn-mld, about."} . his
yem mld, mghd on ;: did me.-sin"! 5!
; can an In ' pint: " M
It in dung-combedan MLW *
' lon- an rows-man.! 'ffi'nct "
nal-manly! (Sena. _ ,'_ ; 2"
. . Thomas Home,
ss May Sun-a; ' si.
: Smwteny-WMJ, me, __
For Sah—Act nubbectr if of
kdiﬂ'cncnt tired andtbe bin
& Folk ill-l'- .-;f "
HE
sss -.
- ewnfon and Powle
um bill TW w m " .ﬄ
'veeeel msidyAuplreeelve'sie "end siege—'t", . "ssvct
inn-deed ]: ; ss'
: lon tail, ears 'not MMM
Ibo'ufonc hundred Wcttﬂuc. ss
owner is decided to praye my, ply ss
charge: and take her]! a way,
an. Had-ini
ply to David "dine or. V'm Tqbr
on the prime-. uwzt' ct
þ- Came to my plmpn cbout.
: month ago, : smeﬂb bmhmss him
T 0 - N 'l'.—-.- -1- * ' "
A connment STORE end DWWW
en him:-street. letely occupied by lib.
fine ehd m AMD
Tlsiizel remdnlng'in the wheel {who (bliss
of ac'mh days drawing. ' ' ,
THE Member: me. A &
ere requeetesid te minde c Mssct ,
Thmday evening out :: e 4!qu fsi,
hen releting totheeo - ct'
May! ]obn on.-non,}jum ,,ss
May sid. fiuwu
R. ct ;.ffctfss,
Mrs] 'b: W .,
Tlukcy Dol-lmsiRqWss-ard .' .
Me!!- ., . -ss
Aruuery Comss
! prkcn -ds 'ss !$,000
-l do. - '101'000
?! do. moo
si. do. _ 'OW
4 do. in Men men.
_5 (10. woe
sin do. 500
as do. coo
!? do. ' 100
?: do. so "'I
to: do. so ,
'5334 do. to
Union che hotter-7.
The Comynissioners.
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