Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-28 00:00:00, page 3

Engiish shall rrvoke their oxders in council
tudrrnounce the new prinZipIcs of block
adc which they have attempted to estal)lish-"
NQW Rampart: knows" "full Wt'u that tho'
.iiNEF-giish wiii rescind theirotders in coun
(tithey will us: rcnouncc their hiockading
' 'TStcm. The Engiish writers very correct
]!"33', that as Bonnpartc's power over the
ss- tfiﬀckentnations of Europe enables him to -
fsi exclude the truth of the British where vcr
siss. rsicplctassffilhry have a right to retaiiate by
ss Pffpoﬂxerancy of" their power on the
""a"- andctdeciare is. a state of blockade
"th Ports as they deem proper. Neither
phwerhas the right, but one hasis as good a !
:"Bht as the other. Bonapatte*s army is not
; fill! the ports from which the British trade si
! Puciuded, nor is the British ﬂeet actuaily '
szlmgfev'er)" place which theyheclare in
to thisu blookade. Hence,- With respect
_con(ht_lon alone, Bonaparce knows
"= Will not be : compliance; and as course
;}Kchs are not revokcci, actn-d win so be
went shctzis soon as the most profitable mosi- _
A tarrtvc for the declaratton. _ '
e Gdswhzz is the other eondition ? That
'PLCteiI ;)8 :" cause. their eights to he re
iUdge whctht e Enghsh'. And who 18 to
, Onapanu er our rights atze respected Y—
, m "me, to be sure. Ano will he not de
_ they are not respected is he should
it " ad't'imtqsssireOtts so to do? Undoubted.
. - 'si'will.
sin lee Tyger crouc/zes before she least:."
.-We can hardly suppose it possible that
anymim can be duped by the late news from
sunge, by the revocation of the Berlin and
ssMihn decrees. The emperor wants money.
,His citril list and his army are supported at
.siimmense expence : his revenue is inade
' quite. The slaie os American preperty ai
may in his possession, wssill aﬀord him but
: temporary relief. No deception, no breach
ol faithfno mode os piunder and robbery,
vill beomiltted by him toreplenish his cos
scrs. No one is more skilled than himself
- in. the artssof inveigiing property into his
pessessxon. An open ruptui'e, avowed hosss
lilitics,he shrewdly :tvoids. Ile knows the
tertaininjury, the casual and unimportant
advantage. Some new mode of piunder
must be devised. The Beriin and Milan
decrees are conditiooaily revokcd. The
expected consequence is the' giutting of his
marketwith our merchandize, till he shall
declare that we have not complied with the
conditions oh which they were revokeri,
which he certainsiv will do, and seize all our
property that he can grasp in Fransizc and
other places under his inﬂuence.
. n' decrees are not rcvokcd : the condi
3 "se Inch as will not be complicd with,
the '"Wocation is in itsclsnull. Nothing
No mlke it valid but :: war with England. \
:: 'Psi'ﬂ- ny: Bonapartc, was:: matter .
' si, of France: were open to nzutral Bags ,"
ss-sich with colonial produce. ,
What are the conditions on which'the
decrees are revoked ? " It being understood
thatmcnnsequence of this tlcclarntion the
Now szg' 8 1 e : Do
si 'ss' "or eXPs
.sisig has arnvcd atsioosign sia _ ,
A 'han officer and dispatchqs, ssvhnch ,
! 'ctsssiss ,, bond the admiral's shxp m che ]
"to poscd to relate to the exchange !
Dossps' it;]: The uhimamm of our go-i
bf ,sont upoxsilhis subject was dgllvcrct-d;
ssimmchﬄcnzic to the: French negocm— !
si" Msihe 15: inst. and a sormight _was al- *
won tsm- considerazisscn. The pcnod cx- *
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Mrm Daﬂy Gazeuz.
The brig Mary, captain iValker, of Phi:
],delphia, sailed from Masideira, sor Cape
JCVrrtis the IZth August.
I'siRIDAYa SEPT. 28.
Theship iViIliam and John, with Fallct
(;oodsss for this port, Sailed from LiverFool 1
she mh August.
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Psslctctdx; ;;50 reported that the opposxte ,
miss - —- , si, P- ., , ,, -, .ss . ", ?,sisssiss
; 'siÞ-Zrafieeskmrm, m the
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jsso right,. and-commsimdcd by the dignity of
France, a circumstancc Upon which xt was
Zimpossible to make a compromise. The :
scquestration ofail the Amcrican vessels m
? France was the necessary result of the mea; ,
f surEs taken by' Congress." How little rca- *
? son have we then to give credence to the.
; reports prevalent m Londosin at the time of
? thc sailipg of the tssesscl that brought out
i the latedespatchcs, that Bonaphrte intend-ss
( ed to release all the American property
ct which he had sequcstcred. Had he an)
& such intention he certainly would not have ,
! proceeded to the Salc of the property. Hc i
here openly avows his right to that-pmperty ;
on the principle us retaliation. !
Bonaparte complaissns that the asscsits of osiusir
government relative to France are but sea
sonabiy made known to him. This wouisid
.' show a remissness of duty in general Arm
, strong ; but we presume the declaration is
merely a pretence. He t'i'atches the move
ments of our government as narrowly as
ourselves: his spies and agents here give
him the earliest notice of "every thing of
importance. si _ 1
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gages to oppose'L-what ? the right of
the British to declare p'orts hldck- _
adedsi which are not zicttially in rested. And
it is decisrd by Bonnparte to be a right of
neutrais to trade at any ofhis ports, or
ports under his contro'l, which are not ac
I force resist the English in the ensorcement
tualiyinvested. Hence, is isive do 'not by
! ostheir blockading decrees; the revocation
, of the French decrees is sin}! ; things re-I
i main asisno such let'ocation fha! been
i made, and all the Amectrican property
:_ Which the French can then seizzin France
[andin parts under French inﬂuente, will
be sequestered and declared shrscited.——-'
Such is without doubt the plan of the Em
peror ; and our Dunnes and other French
Det'ils will excrt themselves to the utmost
to carry his pinns into, operation. Mark
the pages of the Aurora for the coming
sortnight. ' _ 1
) But " his majesty [fees the Antericcms
--lovcs ?. nation without honor, energ) or
just political views, as he a short time since
pronounced us. " Their prosperity and
their commerce enter into the vz'ews of his
policy." No doubtthey enter into his victua.
And he glories in the Ifza'qmzdence of these
states, feels 'a pleasure in sian grandzzz'ng
them, and decirct-i'es that their lzbcrty is for
hisinterest. Does he suppose us children
that will be tickled With his ﬂattery; or
fools that we shall bsielievc him sincere ?
Can he belici'sie that We are tjnable to dis
cover the f'notive of this change osianguage
and of conduct towards us ?
We shall shortly hear osthe rescind
in'g of the British orders in council. Delay
will not probabiy take place on this subject
in the British Cabinet, as they know the ?
consequence will he a proclamation from si
the President renewing the non-intercsiourse
law as" it resp'ects Great Britain. Mr. Ma
dison will be at the seat of government in a'
few days; but as there is no immediate ne
cessity for the issusi'ing' of a prociamation, it !
will probably be deitqed till in a short time ?
its neceSsity will be obviated by despatchessi' ,
from England." "
In one respect these desPatches Will haxssrsiess
:! very injurious eﬀect. It has'several times
unsoftu'nately happened that despatches'
have arrived on the eire ofimportant elec
'tions which have had much inﬂuence irsilct'
those electionsj- Or is nothing from abroad
has occurred our adminis'tration has known
how to sabricate something that has operat
ed savsiorably for them : and though the fal
lacy or falshood of such despatches or sa
bricatioqs are subsequentlysidetecced, it has
" Co'ngress ti'ettds hack its steps—ct—ln
short Congresssiesingages to oppose sssuch of
the beiligerent powsiers as shall refuse to re
cognize the rights os neutrals." The plain
meaning of this evidently iszthat the French
decrees are revoked on the promise 'cr ex
pectation that the United States shall go to
war with Great Britain.-—" Congress en
_ next. The election sor members of Con
, 50 cents. Havanna Sugars 4- 3 30, Musco—
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ss zmpsi-rial household of France, of any sugar
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ss THE sizhsicribcrs officers osth'c diﬀerent
i fire companies in Alexandria, hsi-sivinghad &
3 better Opporttmity from their ossneiai Situa
? tion, osxsi-oticing' several des-si'ct-z in the cxtinss,
guishment of the (.rcadfttl cox: ictgmzion on
I Monday evening, have thought the present a
ss suvorahle moment for suggesting those cor—
ss rectives which dear bought experience !]CYC'si'
ss suiis to exhibit to our view in the mossments
of adversitjss'yhut which are too often neglect
ss cdas usesul munitovs.
. They CF—T-DOL bCSiOW too much praise upon l
that portion of their fellow townsmen. and
also ssicvcral s'l'angers that were pzcsent. ler
their undevinting exertions at the fire; and it ;
is with mach t'ehtctssmee that they are cem
peiled to say they Obset'ved :! time;: shrimc-szil
ixmcxivity in others. They had hcsoz-c sup
posed it incredib'ee thalt assm'zin ce'uld see his 2
neighbers property lihc tc' Lss-e, envciopctl in !
ﬂsinhes, and remain an indiﬀerent. spectsitor !
of the scene, wheri he must reﬂect that sum !
dreadful visitations are common to all: and :
'they would recommend it to such to remain .
out qfsig/zt-si-sot' their example is productive 5
of the most basincsul eﬀects. 3
The officers noticed a great want of buck
ets, & many osthose that were at the she were
osiut oforder; One side of the handles ht'oken ct
oss, some _ssWithOut handles, and others thctut
ieakesid so much as to bring but little water
to the engine. , And they be:; leave to_ sug—
gest the propriety o_s the citizcns petitidnihg
Council to_ revive & most salutary lttvfs which si
has been suﬀered to expire, obliging every
househecpcr to provide bucketsss and jtesscp'
them in order,_ and either to throw them in.
to the street bsir 'ea'rry t'hctsienh te' a fire Of} the
first aiarrnsi _They als'o noticed Sou-ie of the
cngines clsioAke'd in the þ'ipe_,_by the shame—
ful neglect of the compsissanies to work and in
Spect themsufficientsily estcnss. si , t
, .The citiz'ens were thrown into considetct'n-ct
ble confusion by persons belonging to no
fire company giving orders at one time :md
Countersiactingct those given by an officer At}
another—silence should be observed as much
as possible—and as the lives of the citizcns :
jvill at all times be a primry object With the
officers} ssthey shousilc] sely tipon the assurahce -ss
of an officer that' these is, no powder in as
house, when he has taken means to asccrtain ,
the sad, and more especiail'y when he vcrisi
fies the truth of the a'ssertision by tsientuxsiing '
himself. " i
'their skin is too thick to permit any show
been too late L_o_ þreventssthe evih- And tho'
guilt may be proved Against the sabrcticafors,
The electiosin for members of Congrcss
takes place in Massachusetts in November
gress and of the Stace legislature's in Dela
ware, Pennsylvania and L'laryland t:.kcs_
place early nen month: so, that these des
patches, industsiriously circulated— by the
"friends of the present adminisnation. ac
companied With all the comments and sa
vsssiorable tales that can "be of service, will
have 'a very great inﬂuence do the electiohv
Robert 'Smith will nocctbc snaccive'in the
Circulation of letters": no'x 'should "we be
much disappointed if the 'administraiiosin
should take some immediate steps to delud'e
the people with false statemcncs and un
founded cxpectacions.
of the crimson Of shame.
NEW-YORK, Sc/si-t. 25.
The ship Remittancc, Captaiu Madch,
arrived below las: evening. She sailed (tom
Livcrpool the 25th August, and brmgs pa
ptrs ofthat place of the date us the 23d.
Also ths London Star us the: 215r, one: day
later than by the D'lagdah-fi:
The "Star speaks confidently of the rcp-sal
osthc Ordcrs in Councri.
An articlc from L'Orient,siann0unces the
arrival of the Flash, from Ncw—Yurk, with
an American cnvoy on board. Wc know
of no minister having been appoinzcdxo re
piacc General Armstrong.
__ _ _ 'LONnosi', Azfg'zsi'st 21.
An envny from the U. 8. (0 succeed gan.
Armstmng has arrived m France.
Lettrzrs trum Amstcrdam am: , that Na
polcon was expected there -yss-.-stcrd.zy ; and
domiciiiary visits arc: tXpCCltd immc-duuc
ly to follow for the: purpose. of ascertaining
(hessquzmtity of colonial produce subject to
the new dutics.
Smeks—S per cent consols 63 1-2-siuctt.
ct68 1-8 5 8-—3 per ccnt. red. 69 1 8—0-11
nium 1 3 4 dis.
va'do do. 4 50 11 56.
)ut such as made from grapes.
anoleon has surhi'ldcn the use By tl-sicsi:
Prices at IIa-vanna—Flour SSO, Rice S—l
-——-c=:-:67?>:-m-—_
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7On TUESDAY n'cxc, vct'Ii] he. soﬄ, at (he
Vcnduc Sto'. c. on a cxedit of 6 months,
A likely you ng Ncgro Gni,
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TIR. (;EU R..Shasthr>l1nno* 0 sisictits. m.;
ss ing the ladies and ;: ntlcn cn ol Alcxzmssnm,
sst'nrsi: his Dm ci ng SL hool uiil ('o mue! (: on
T/Hueclay Ict' tr'en 72; n.":zt, iih o' () tcthu and
ss {xi. ! continue eV'ﬄy 1 ueszlay, 'I imrsc'sii y and.
83 11. day, as (: usi..-—5,zf\(v..5c :n livzxusisic
ScnooL for ye ung qcnﬂcmcv, at 6 0 sicluclss.
Vssuiolies of fine Cotitlzons j.:$t lccc; \c(l,
viil be intz'oduc ed. ss
:p'em ver 28. si !LWM'
Chilorcn—und a Tsiract _of land, upon Po
hick Run, binding- upon the said run, the 1ss1cw
btidgc that crosscs the said um, and the five
foot hill-ss— contaimng, about sivc lxunchcd and
twenty acxcs.
55" 'I he salc will commence at 1] 0 'clock,
A. u. and continue till the whole ls sold.
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lsssiUth SleC. .
By virtue ostwo deeds of trust szom F.: IJAIL'
szxctuM and AmxTA his v. Zsc, tQ :cc'nc
she payment 01 :1 xum of monc} due to
Henry .A'ic/zolsonct, will be cxposersii m Lublin
tale, at the town of COIt/IMZFT, in Iailshx
county, on the iSth of OcloLcr next, for
cash—
sinsccitaincd that & Shaz-z'ng nuns used as a cun—
THE T/zor ntan !} 'asclzousc n' (! (: 17'1'01' cnd
osthc town, is now 'a a state for thy rece'z
tion & inspcczion of.! ""O/3 slCC 'I be house;
is bu: lt nezu [he hent of a hhuxsmzscd ahovq
the highest times wit}. mct memn-z, tzc wash;
me Qsbsiaicksthersi' not s.u-*. ((I—some Ixozrshcsi :(l ssi
can at þrcscht be urbixcd on dom; c su—
basco brouth ay Water for inspc-clion, will
be landed Ircc os {'si'hﬄhzgcsi son s'magc uilsi
be subject td the customury whankctge & sto-si
lage.
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*\vouir! be mon: rcndily "attended lo—All
dev- * *
SCI'\LI!]t.
?. (}. Mass1'5t( iIc r.
about 18 }eals ci age, who is & sioosil hmmc
A handsomc collccxion sio'sBOOKF}.
—-—-A.—\:o.\;G v.":ucu ARE—
An elegant edition <s LI.? Bible, ?. s'cits of
she llncvclo'zcdia, I.npine's_ m.:l Ke! be: 'a
llxs'sioxy of ] ny! .md Rubettwn s Iiistm) of
Ammica m (! SCUi-l -d, lctclaz sicl' s History of
hclund, \V ashinytux. !; Liie, Suisc, Pcpr C and
{'tobcl son's W mks, Illuclctmxe sCon m n
twies, \\ ashington :. Rcwons. &: .,nfga ava
zict} o oth'cxs. _ . .
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Scptcmhcsisir '28.
siJ/LVES HJRIsIS,
('lc-rk cj'zlze fifarkc't.
Scptct'
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__ __ FOR SALE', _ _ct ss
A young- A 150130 ;Voct'siMct-si acc'usromed
to house work. Apply to the Printcr.
"13 t. to piovic'. c iion candlcslici s with the
Fcptcmbg 28 St
PUBLIC SALET—
On TUj'SDsiII ;: ' mzct' be tcldat ths s-zrzduc
Lsore;
T]: cy also tzsilsse' (! e-ii 'isibc ty of augssgc 51le !0
their tellow cicizer-s lhe plGPliel) oi mia): ctsigct
a compsiny of JJX S-MLJV- euch a 'c-on 1):th
at the last. she, (When there was not z-l- am?
to be had) might !mess completely aricsxcd
the plogrcss us He ﬂamcs—uhd alz-o a llo'ct'si'
Co. -—dsiuch an isisu'cmiom uFon the sun .;
piinciplcs ouhc other the companies, WsiLU !
be meiiwiious, and no doubt would xccciw
Lhc cnccuragcmcm Os Ccusincii i! 'nccuhxl.
It COCpelS sicpsis—ct cannot be piewnmdll
CLsslt'ain parts osthc town, the Can mon Couw
cil may by law oblige coopers Workifih " as'l'csi
cllcstick in the (L-oopm 's shop uixuc the the
commenccd. 'lhc officers o! (: mpanics octt
me!") giadc zirc most earnest!) rcwnm. ended
10 uctcti theirc caps at times 0! she, and th: )
\ hich 15 most issssl'espcctfu ay submitted m con—
sideiatwn wi. h :: iicw of producing good.
_ G DI-jsi'! 'lMsi
Commandei Sun I ne Com'mnyssct.
XX'M S. MOURE,
Commandcr Star liie Company.
_ JAXILS MGUIRE,
Cum. I iiendship Iizc Comprmy.
'] HUMAS PRE 5" ] ()N,
but. m sit least tcninchcs broad: !m, itis
ctScp'cmber 28. ,
Septcmber 80 COZS
Scþtembb'r 28: ct , Staw Sw
A Negr'o Woman & hck three
'Com. RcXi {lite Compauy.
September :" 7 .
A si ss _ 4 CENTS.
The 8 pound lous to be'sold sor 52
4 pound ]oaf. 26
2 pound loaf ' 13
1 pqqndloctas . _ . . 6 l-I
6? Dct-r'z ("'NG SCHUOL.
.ASSlZE ()!" BRISAD
'ctMade qs Su/msi/Zzzc L.:ct'rr [low:
PUBLJC dz's' Lh'.
NOTIsiCssE; si"
Jaincsss 15 (31 h.
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