Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-04 00:00:00, page 3

sisim- m Mny, aworge Ulsiuss-lnrcz, accom
unichhy "some Dclawarcs, who were in
ctss. empifiy' of the company. Went out to
Imnt, contrary to the wishes of the rest of
the. party, who were confidcnt the lndians
were in mokism round them, and that tmm
:! hosﬄc disposition they had already shewn
izwould be attended with danger. Their
prcsag-ss-s were too true, he had not proceed
ed more: than two miles from the camp be
fore he was attacked by a part)" in amhush,
hv whom himself and two of his men were
]stcrally cut to pieces. It appears from cir
cumstances (hat Druﬄnrd made a most ob
stinasie resistance, as he made a kind of
breasw-ork of his hursv, whom he made to
Jurn in order to rcufivc- th: enc-my's fire ;
his bulwnrk of cuulsc so:.n sailed, an'} he
became the mxc vi<.tim of their shsy. [! is
lamentable that .xhho' this happened within
a sizmc distance os rctclics, th: firing was not
heard so as to uss-ssbi'd it, in consequence osa
high wind which prevailed at zhc time:.
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lamsi. m possessmn ul as mucn comfort, us
":, sh'ess restsi swam to shorc-an eqcapedf
We have not heard of any ofss ! c-Whlsites be-ssssss
sssi kilkd or wounded. -— . --
A few days agO, :Yls- Menard, _wuh s_omc
ohhc gentlensslcn umccd to the MLFSQur: fur
tomPWY' arrived here from t'hcn- sort ay;
the head waters of the Massourl, by whorn
Weleamthat {hey had expencnccd const
derablc oppositﬄn from _tht* Blackfonc ln
Mans; this adverse seehngA arose from a
'calousypmaþm nmong al! s'avage (add
eome civiiizedsinanons of those who tradc
;vich their enumes. T_he Crdws and Black
ssi-ec arc almost connnually ac war.: the
company detachqd :! party to tradc wnh the
latter, {his gave Oﬀence to the Blackseet,
who had not the same opportunity of pro
curing arms, 316- the: Hudson Day sactwysiFF
being SVVCN] days 34?"me from their hunt
ing round—"ct and wnh whom they could
not mule wnh equal acivanmgv.
A hunting party which had been detach.
ed from the but to the? sorks Os Jcﬀcssun
kiss'ﬀ' were attacked in thcss neighhm-hond Of
shrir cncumpmgn: on the lsilth of J\pril_ by
" exrrmg party of the thkfccr, whomthcy
L—ss- tnt bay for some time. but we are sorry
?) saY. ""M'sssilsinng's 1" the Indisms were
,..01,;_llnfsa)ll5; tsisizr :)arzv COUSiStcd "s 14 or
35_ of whom 5 n'ere killed, viz. Cheeks,
H-siyi], AssW'rs, ijker ;msl Frcrhcsiarwct...
T.},szvs. Vulltsi, lmmzctl and cnsnpaniqng' 55.
(sissp-sssi-Z, and c-zxrfic-d the: Unplqsi'ngnt tidings to
she (sin, but wzzh lhc loss of (cuts, arms,
nctns, &c
Adc-llng u'il those nntow-siml circumsum
es, :th suzlccmapnyghsve fury pmchc:
success, although the majoritctv of th: sicu-ct
son was occupisidin disu'sisihucing the h-mt
ingparcics Land cxPL-oricg m: loot of the
muuntains. Ahl10\xsi,;luhr:)' have: had up
wardans12,()()0\lul!4:5 wur-ssh of vzduabl:
{us c-zmsumcd, yet uuv bin; bsssi'sin able to
Send duwn 50 pucks of bc-siwurs. he:;ic cs o
ther lurs m a cunsisiicrablc amoum, and
have taken measursi-s :o ensluactc more than
double: shsiu ;Luwsiut) in {i}: C-ct'n in;;
Thc last asscuums {sum Pruirc du Chcin,
say, that the Pusizucs and Smct, had killed a
5u1ail;>zzrtj,'si,zsiz!:c Sun;, and that me latter
Were cusiucctlssig iu lazgclmdics m attack the
sormsi..'. _()ur intormant PaSScd through
lþsisi- lodges of the Sucs and Ruuu'ds, and
Found them In great cosiausimauiun, expect
mg uu immchnkc visit fsi't'ua'd {lzclr fornctaida
Us n-ss-ighbm s.
The iludsun Bcty Cmnpauy have sac
tmic- ou she had waters of Red R vcz , on
the same river she Mackinaw Compemy
have tun tracting houses ; these husincs arc
espblishcd for the purpose of procuring
dncd Bussuloc and Vcnisou from xhc Dlis
socturi Indians, the north country being dc
dmulc ofthat kind us food. Our hunters
The visited the British sacwrics, say, that
they are mosdy Scotsmcn, having Europe
an wives, and lh. ing is. well built Zog houses ct
7"? "person can enjoy so near the Polc--—
six) Were informed thac'chc North Sca was
flood} 1330 miles from their sorts, calculuc
13; lnc mcun-siicriugs us the Red River.
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Mcrmo-Bloodcd SHEEP.
LVEN RAMS and 29 Ewes, in fine
. health and good order, just received
'ssUm 5puin per thssc bxig Luuisa. captain Mac
"ctnsswss-u. and will Lc soZd ut publicsiauction to
me highest biudcr, am a cz'cdil .sif 90 and me
.dsict-VF- for zquz-mrd cndorsed notes, ncgmiable
1" th: !izxnk us Alcxundriu—The salc to take
]: We m Proomluwn, near this town, on Mon
"ct-V the lmh dcptcmbcr next, where the
_' WPP umy he {can at any time previous to
ct'e day of sake.
John Muncaster'.
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&? REMOVAL.
IKOBER'I GRAY has zemov cd his Book
and Slationary Store to she north side
King street between]! o) al and Pin sneets
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early opposite the W'ash'mgtun 'l mernct
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? northwurd, in the Steam Boat, from A]bany.—
: .ssNe-w Yor/c Gaz. zing. 31.
It is stated in asssictsiBermuda paper that admi
' ral sir Isaac Caﬀz'n, has been appointed to re—
]ieve sir .v'IZ-annder' Cac/zrane, on the W'eet
si lndia station
, Thc convention of West Florida, having
met and organized themselves at St. John's
\ Plains, adjourned to the Ld Monday of last
: month. They avow their dcpcndancc upon
; the Spanish government, and thcxr intention
* to act with she approbation of the governor,
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si of every evasz'on of that act in her favor!
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? will consijtute the representation from the
{ state os North-Carolina, in the twelfth Con—
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. Erski-ncf
pretence of z'm/zartz'act'z'tssq to both the belli
gerents. Erskine declared it would act
only against France, as Britaiu was certain
which the American fiag was to be placed
under the domination of British cruizers,
camprizes every assertion of Etsiskine.
Because. The infamous and abominable.
bill " called Macon's bill," and which we
have been informed was begotten and born
in the cahinet went to the length of ab
solute submissiou to Britain. The non-in
tercourse bill Erskiue declared was " every
Erskine.
Because, The mean, despicable, low
shussling cvasiunz and constructions, of the
made painted out to t/zeBrz'tz's/z gowrnment,
bv Mr. Pinkuey, contained in the ietter o's'
possession osthosc letters of the ninth of
April, and darednotlav them before. cou
grcss then sitting; and Gallatin's defence
is dared April 25, and not published before
july 17.
Does t/zz's look like innocency .?
This acccompriscs all th: assertions' of
Macou's bill comprises all the assertions of
Esskine.
Because, That every act of the adminis
tratum, which we—have seen sur eighteen
that the eﬀect.; could be otherwise than what
those letters ha ': e; ectecl—
T/ze stosti/ity or a dcc/aratz'an of war by
Europe, against t/ze U. .S'tulc-s.
But we are informed, and many of our
citizens of the most correct pi'inciplc-s ut
quirc—Has not Ersiinc been guilty fsctsiy
ing .9 ss
We will give our Opinion in a few words
and our reasons for this opinion.
We say—NO (Pussibiy he may have
varnished and glossed rather too highly)—
because—
The important instructions to Armstrong
that " we were net :Þazmd to contest t/ze mu
mouths past, conct-jjrisc every assertion of.
the National Imclligcnccrsito his partncr, Mr.
Galcs.
The following precious moreeau is taken
from the " chortei'," & violent Dcmocratic
pzipcrprinted at Lexington (KenJ—our read
ers may derive some satisfaction from a view
of the manner in which the rulcrs of this
nation are spoken of by their former friends,
the ﬂaming patissiots of the VVcstcrn VVorhl;
French !izct/z'xwzcess—To say much or to
oﬀertmy remarks in :: paper containing
tLss-ctssise most important " wzoffi'cial conversa
tzsictzzz" would he an insult to our renders.
'l'Ys-siisie letters speak too phiin, not to be un
dri'stood.
The circumstance of the British govern
ment sending them forward to the diﬀerent
ctssurts us Europe previously to submitting
them to their own parliament stamps the
eﬀects t'nsiv eXpected ; and it was inzþcsisszbss'c '
R. Smsgfard, Rnlcigh Disn'ict.
17]: [f'ru'nA-Zin, Snrry Diatrict.
37. Pcars-on, Salishury District.
Hsi. Blac'Uedg'sss', Ncwlkrn Disu'ict.
H". R. King, W'ilmington District.
A. ﬂi'*B:-_z/de, FayetceviHe Districr.
T. Bctct'ozmt, Edgccomb Disirict.
U'. Alstcsiz, Halilax District.
ssL. Sawycr, Edenton Discrict.
Mr. Samuel Harrison Smith has assigned '
Because, The administration were inll
TIVE L FTH CONGRE 88,
The following gentlemen, it is bc'ievcd,
7. M'acon, for Vs'arren Discrict.
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he hon. Francis James Jackson, and lady,
Airxandria Ball,}? Gazctte.
TUESDA Y, SEPT. 4."
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A VVAH Vo'l'sil EUROPE'.
And why did they not immediately in
form nur merchants, trading to Europe, of
those le-ftters For no merchant huc & zm
tural born idiot, but who would have seen
directly at half a glancc, the sure: come
qusnccs of those cursed whisperings. f Mi!
lions of dullars will be lost m cons'ss-qmnce
of this dastardly holding; back thﬂsc [utm
The only mode by which e'n-nr ran hv:
rcccisied, is to look our clcviations boldly in
the face; not, knowing and sching our
selves to be in the wrong, by a shcclnsii'z How
tricking, to make bad worse. But this has
been the case here, and our merchants will
see:}, and our fellow citizens wi}! frcl, and
every mail will moi-e and more dcv low the
trammtllczl dcsipendrnt Situation of the U.
ZLMCS on Great Britain.
ln thus avowing our sesiu'zmcnts we know
we diﬀer from many, whose charity at
tempts to persuade them, that this adzninis
trmion cannot do wrong. Of the integrity
of Mr. Madison Wc never doubtcd ; but an
])resia'c'nt we know no other than Mr. Ma
dison : Mr. Madison most, and will he the
responsible character. ls he has sz'om wan::
ossrmncfss, m z'ndcci-z'an, so 'Ln-ctioned erro
neous atts in comnhisancc to nlhcls, or
contrary to his better jud'simcnt, he must
see it :s full (in:: to stop shoct. A house
dissss'izch cannot 55:er th: Unicc-l Scales.
By our latest adviccs from the peuinsula, '
nothing material had occurrcd upto the mid
dle of this month. By the adviccs we have =,
from France, it appears that some divisions
of the army on their march towards Spain,
had received orders to go into Briuany,
where, it is stated, a large: encampmcnt 13
to be shortly made. The latest adviccz ]
from German)! principally relatc to the new
alliance: that is forming between Blame: add
(lore and Maracu) ba against suchunlavssial
proceedings; has openly and sscdy disgp.
proved us the proceedings at Curuccas, Lic
cluring to our government in the most puzi.
tive and ancquivocsictl terms, that it is the in
tention of his Britannic majes'ty to maintain
the imegricy of the: Spanish monarchy by
opposing every attempt at independchc by
any of our ulua marine possessions, as long _
as Spain shall not be totally and completely .
subjugated by the French, whisi'h cvcnt this
government hope never will be realizcd.
li.} in.; r-si-ccivc. , . .(sisiz .m-zi )} us the arrival
at Pizilz.d-:1puh ul Gcn. Rigush', and many
other pzxdswgms (m.) French ussxccrs, for
tctc purpose of lrazzsscning themssilvcs t-si}
thcisl-sizud ofSZ. Domingo, wizh & view to
strengthen the French party In that island,
as Well as to ga: 1 :; sooth;; in our A:n-.-ri
can posscssions, to set] 1csi: ths hyul subjects
an-J endcsiwor to sc'ctparaze them fro'n che do
mmatio n of our an-ust sovcr- ign Fcldinsimd
VII had is-ucd ordzrs to all the cruizezs
on his station to examine chrv ve ssd they
snould meet, in the: strictcsc msin..cz, for
the alorcsaid :missuri: s, :} 11 to d-ztnin cvc
ry I'rcn-sihman so met wi'sih,t.1at could not
give :: satisfactory account of the object of
his voyage.
I can at the same time communicate to
you another fresh proof of the sinccrc in
terest which the government of his Britan
nic majesty schs towards our country.—
This government having received the officiril
information that the municipnlity of Came
cas had thought fit to declare themselvzs in
dependcsit of the mothc r country, and also
the solemn protests made: by the districts of
Exf mct of (1 lefte) ]);sz sisiz ssSssjczzzz's/z gf'ntcte
man as hzct-n'z rcsi-ssisi'zcc/abhitsisisi, Zzz Lo,: 'ss'w'z, !;
his- szz'eml m PsszlaJ-lstlz a, .. ::ssil jctzze
29, ]81().
" I have to insurm you that this govern
ment havereccivcdadviccs fron vi c ad
:: ire.! .{owlcj , commnz. ling H. 15 M's m.
Bsiut' nere a mostimportant respcnsis'xbiliiy
presents itscls, which will not fail (0 arrest
the attention of our fellow cicizens, and par- ct
ticularly the merchants whose property is
consiscatc-d, and whose vessels will be cap
tured m consequence of those " unofficial
conversations."
As she adminis'tmtion were in possessim
of those letters, (n ths: ninth ot April, and !
knew that the) had been c. rculuccd over ct
the concinent of Enmpe; why did they not
immediately deny the asscrtionq ot Mr.
F.:skine by exn a conricrs "also, and by those ss
means, at leasn attempt to averc !
Hzl forces sin th': I.":znzsica a'zsiliifm, the.: he,
E. P. TAYLOR,
ESPECTÞULLY inlurnzs his him:};
and the public, that he comin ws to
carry on the Couc/z-muking lit:.s-z'm'ssss in un it:;
various branches, at the shop in Fuirssixx -
street, formerly occupied by R-lufa and 'I'uy
or, where all orders in his line ot' business
will be strictly attended
From an estalzlishment of three years i:\
the above line of business he is able to say,"
ss as a proof at his workmanship, he has mans
vouchers.
; Gcmlqmcn who may please to savm him
with thclr orders sor Curriuges osuny kind
or description, my depend on having their
work executed With ncames$ and strength.
N. B. All kinds 01 Carriages and Hm'ness
es made and repaired with neatness and dis—
patch.
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FOR S/ILE,
A second Hand Coachec with lsarnesg.
ALMANACH si
FOR 18110 .
Just published and" for sulc by the grass;
dozcn or single. _
Cottom & Stcwartss
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IMATEST F-"COM SPA'] ".V
Capmi-n Stcwzu-t, <t.*.!'ze thncc-mastr-l
sctchr. lransir, arrived this muming in 81
(lays from the: Guudiunn, scatrs mal insur—
mfsizign had been xeccived at Aynmoncc on
the th-nsy-srvfnth of ]ulssv, that Puassenn,
at the head of 50 ,UOU Punch worms, ha'l
;. aclx vrsincedz- ;rzz'znst C udwi Huc' 'ri, m. Lord
si; 'A cssmguss n s head quartes were .: limbs;
ssE and nis ..mrj, cons. stir; (! COJLU bait'zs I
"; :md 40 000 Poriugursv o: w] icd a Strong
I position on t} & homic. s cf X's si.*m;:zl, ;.lctsssl
'siscurc ?! bhtzng w 'S duify (XPCC';
; Cxlctmt 3. rev-ca is che intcsiigczq, ]".t'rctv.
Etofm: recuvsissctsssi! Uf (Jc '1. Clims mld, Lum
Þ masidiﬀg un ndzanc. d division,; hu 11" chcn
! forced to cut his way U-ruughsiasu;-c xi.,z bo—
f dy us French with cc,nsidu'ablc loss.
] ".l e ccmmur .iczz'mn bcnvcm Sc-Vﬄtct a—rl '
si Lhc iuctzior, cvcn in z'hc ,-1- sinne, otsiLa' Ma ;
k chn was intch< ptcd' ny (he Sp; mish dumb
men::, and the cou: lers and smul. , :;uu-si-s (t
; the- Punch Were; daily cutoﬄ
ssi lssmgjosx ,).1 had [) en ill Sea ", in tlc
g-sib gmning of ] uy, whence: it \ as suuos (!
) hc hsisil gon: towards (:renadzct
! Ltsi thilf) JisiWa [has bluvght m i 16 Tlm -
six osi'e sea.:r'z/wa' and}! 'a; u-sizz. ;.s, \ h.._1
llu'sil sssin chccc-sil with he grcsimst um,
]sxsiom :Zze D'...;c Dlntlzzz'siandu's ﬂJkk, (hit;
% bsi'Sl in Sp'ssctm. "si '
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doun Coumy. He wzll settlc at Lecs—
Coach-making, in all issLs vassssriou-ssi
Branches.
burgh;
Aug 17. _ (!
N ezv Hamþskirc L/ecticri -— We h:= Ve v--'
ry little inlmmatiun ut the luce congi'cs iun
al'clcccion in New llumps hiresi , sikssai liu. ::
hc wrv'c-r is satisfac 01}. The: t'ctura'zsii'sn 0m.1_ '
(zazcltc gives the mocratic ctnsii-ctjo-i 3'; ssx
{'otcs, but 185, Wh as in March, ;]:c 4 ,
mocralic maiorl'y for governnr v.: .w)
hund rccland nine two, and the Cumor Lsi
p ;rioc sa38, that ouingm the: new me ! u—
sy season, many o! :th repul licu !! 3'cc,m;= .n-si
ny were necessarily absent , ' as though c. .;
!cderahs (s had nothing to do in (In: busy
season. The votes in Concoasid, ns stand
in this paper, were: 281 ftdcrul, 176 demu
cralic. ln March lhc dcmucsuuc w cs wcl'c
nearly (luu-I'lf.
A! er our paper wcnt to , rcfs last excu
ihg, we: received returns {romclrvm mh (
lu'siv ne in which thc [lull scdcrul gﬂin is 15-3
Vssc have not rccv ved an} inulhsi *:1cc o:
the: election in [shode Llasial,
(sisij- I have commenced Lsshc practice
of the Lan. My Osszcc is on Fair
sax st.eet, two doors south of Dr..
Hsiarpcr's shop.
N. S. W'ISE.
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]. T. RAL 'IS'XY,
.dztormsi-ysi :.[Law
Intends plactising the Law in the
Superior and Inserior Courts of lctou—
Austria, which has for its cl-jss-ct ;he sictfiect;
membermenc of the Ott<>man-csimlssiss_" ,
Pmt oj Asi'emctndna.
RYTLRBD,
Sciiooner Regulzzur, Bowir, B.;l-fimore:
sun ilics—-—L0 (i ti'cnnc much;". s.
Schoon s I'ssludisomun, S urgis, N. Yorksi;
do. do.
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