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

51" to mix:- du pennon: :ssa'U' Knees,
o employ : Wct .f-m ,!th
:ccting the commerdssgefdlss (Latin.
Mr. Llaydjnmmiued the fellowing re
golchoo for'eonoideutiossn : si
Received, Thee the ncnm'y-ot che de
p.;rtmrnt of war be, and he in hereby re
qucned to prepm : aystem for improving
m: discipline of the militia of the U. Stace:
mmprchending the insautry, cavalry, and
an &!!irsy, and to report the same at the nex:
srs-ct'vm of congreu.
The resolution for adjoummeut on the
zsisizd r-f April, was read and passed m ; sc
uctnd reading.
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Ahhnugh the contents of our Spanish
gnctcm-s indicatrs a crisia al peculiar (tial,
\ the n- is nothing in them which when de
;simmlsi-ncy in {he governmrnzvr the pcosidle.
I:] Cadiz particularly, a spirit of uncun
q-mrahsic pauiocism and dstermiucd rcsin
me;: is every where m.:o'alustcd. " '
Our Spanish paper: by the Calcdonia, do
me contain any particular details osthe pro
sissi-zsoroccurrcnsi'cs ofthc French army
lzcctmuc however he concealed, that early
in Jctcbsuary, they were directly in the
neigh'mrhood os Cadiz, to which place the
j-an, accompanied by :: la-gc body of the:
most respectablc inhabitants of chnklc, had
{x.-d for refuge from the enemy: This insi
-_-_c_aw o! pupuhcion, under circumstances
o: dunz-si-r ;mdalarm, had in:!uccd (he go
vcsnmcat w ismc the: following cdict :
si , si _ _ _ ** CADl'L, R-b. 7.
lms island us aurroundsi-d by enemies,
who are aceivcly ensicavnring to reduce: it
I:." (nuing oﬀ the neecs-mry Dupllics Os
wn-d, wucsi-rr and provisiions, The pmple
act: hc n'as cash-d Upon to me their inﬂuence:
w imitc and prctocunsic lhc-s: supplics. The
Luke:- an: required to keep their mrnstvho
arc cxwrzpz from puhli: scrvix, cnnstantly
(""Si-T' (i in their occuctmticn. 'l'hc inha
bgunusi. :.l'c Lchiac l'cqncsh'd [0 (] 'liVCs 10
(he government all the togcrshwus i-oo bass.
(i si. to be converted into means of strength
and ctzsi tun:: against the enemy."
(3- THE suhscribers to the Alcx
zodna Andcmy arc requestcd to meet
at the Academy on MUNDnY, the
gth inﬂam, between Lhc hours of ele
sivco and two o'clock, to elcct trus
nu-gtenbic man of incorporacion.
.siipsil 6.
__0 - o - *-—-—A<si*-—*-._
ESPI-fLT-ULLY informs his friends and
, the public, that he hat opened : Home
oonm-rtainmm: in the town of Alexandria.
on l'n'ncc street, next door to Mr. I Hooc's,
knew he can acwmmodntc a few geutc-rl
Roardtm on very reasonable terms, and eve—
ry attention paid lolhcm, am} all others that
may please to savm' him with their custom—
He intends keeping the best of Liquors that
am be- procured (sa'onsi: and malt). Relishcs
of various k*nc'.s may be had at all times a_t (he
shortest notice.
April 7
]ust Publg/hcd and jor Salt
.d: tue Book-Stm-cs of Robert (Pray, lame:
Kcnnedy, son. and (,Zouom 8: Stewart,
and at the office of the Alexandxia
) Daiiy Gazcttc,
—(_PR!CB rsimw'rctr- nr: CBN-fsj-a—
A N
_O R A T I () N
on
THE BIRTH OF WASHING N-N' :
Dzuvnacn nuons THE WASHlNGTON se!
,cxz'n' or ALEXANDIUA,
-. — g.. "--_. hnnss
BY
RaB ERT GOODLOE HARPL'R, zsg;
on; of: us MEMBERS, ctsi
. ' on run
22d FEBRUARY, 1810.
AND PUBLISBBD ]" l'r-I own.
T. W. PEYTON
ouvxxs FOR SALE,
5000 busbdk Liveljpool and Lisbon Salt
Muscmdo Sussgnjn bnrrcls .
Leaf and Lump do. do
COH'ce in barrel: ad sack;
!mperial and ygupg byuou ten in quick.
5Danich Began in bplfboxes
Mould and S rinocedi Candle: .in ene
dewn Soap _ dp. _
N-E. Rmii inhlldlund um!
Mmsih ]: ss si not!"
01? Marinc Cuﬀec-Housc. si
RANDOLFH MOTT,
PERWF'WY (LW u- Town
PZIlLADELPHlA, Am! 3.
FROM SPAIN,
shbcneh- un. ad Will..
M'K .
w sissss ss ss i
* WWM i
ed for Mr. Chitteudcsin for the remainder'
1 of the aesaion. '
Mr. E/lctdefs from the commitcee of ways
and means, reported a bill to authorise the
president siof the United State: to borrow ::
sum of mosiney, notctdactcdtng the interest
_of the public debt. Read twice and made
,the qrder of the day for Monday ncssxc. ' '
M ACON'S BlLL—No. 2.
Mr. Macen from the cnmtn'tttce on fo- ,
reign relations reportec'tthc following -: '
A bill concerning- -the cammereial inter- .
scmrse between the U. Statcs and G Britctzin ss
and France,_and their dependencin. !
See. 1. Be it macted.si6y the Scnlte and 4
House of Representativn, if the Uuited !
Crete: osAmerica, in Cangress assembled, ?
That the thigd aectiou on the set entitled !
an] act to amend and continue in force'
certain pan of the act to intetdictcpmmer- i
cial mtmmme between the _Uuited Statea i
and .G. Britnin and France, and their-de- (
pendgnciu, and for other purpoaea be, and
the alle ia hereby repealed. -
Sec- 2. And be it fimþef ended, That
al. the þenaltiea and forfeituru which may ;
hue been incumd under the act laat men- '
doaed, or which may hereafter be uncurred
under an much thereof as is not repealed by
(his act; and until the expit-atton of thenne
. -'And me, all the penahm and torhthrga
&
rivcd at Strnlsumi, on their way to Swit
. zerhmd—French papcrs had been received
;' at London to the 19th of ]anuary. The
; Star says
)
j'l lUU-lv,vc uvqsuu— ---.. ——.—--. si.... -,
: The cx-king amlqueen of Swedcn had 'nr- :
- House of Representativee of the 19th, taken
: from the National intelligencer, contaimng
; an abstract of the provitions of the bill re
? parted by Macon, are given.
An article from Constontinople states,
' that after the battle of Silistri: the Russ'tatts
. applied for an armistice for two months,
which was refused by the victorious Turks.
to the 215t of December.
The resolution: oﬀered by Mr. Macon,
_ on the 1$th of December, together with the
! most important of . the proceeding: of the
By the Portie, we have received the Staro ?
: London print of the 25th of ]:utuary, the
latest, probably, in the country. But 39 ss
members attended in the House of Com
mone on the 24th of ]nnuary, which was
adioumed by the speaker, lor want .of a
: guorum.
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sswith dispatthcs for Mr. Piokuey. His:
_ceeding toseize his dispatches, which he '
name is Caldwvl], and the rumtor in thei
political circle is, that he has brought in
teuigmce that the French emperor has or- .
dercd the confiscation :md sale at all Ame. ;
r'tczm property in the porta of Spain, Italy _3
and France- ; thzttgenrral Armstrong was
in great alurm in consequence of the state .
of uﬀairs ; bsi-sidcs which. report adds, that
an order hudhern issued to prevmt my
Americans srom quisiting France.
" The gentleman alludcd to states that he ct
had been very 51] used at Calais by the offi— .
ccrs ofthr governmen, whotouk from him !
all his private letters, and were even pro- !
*-* We mentioned on Tuesday the arrival '
of an Amcrican gentleman from Calais '
save] tuﬂy by saying that they must fi'nt
me.'E: him prisonca ."
ﬂlr. sz'z'zc's resolution laid on the table
yescerdaj' to adjourn until ten in the morn
ing, instead of eleven, was callsid up and
passed.
.Mr. Newlon from the commitccc of com
merce and munttsacturcs,_ reported a hill for
the rehet'os Hugh Smith and others. Re
serred to the same- committcc to whom was
referred the bill for the tell:!" of Anthony
Back.
The Stone have pmcd che resolution to
adjonm Congrcn on the 23d instant -23
to 7. ' 4
Congrqi of the Unitcd State;.
HOUSE' OF REPRLSENTA'HVES
-S ATL'RDAY, APttu. 7.
[Takcnfor t/ze Alexandriafiazatta]
, ."."- As nk-nnn- mn- !IQÞPF' ﬂntl nhlain. si
American intelligence had been received '
MOJVDAY, 'APRlL 9.
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( Nat. Intcl- )
A.--_.-—._-— -si.
Melt 55", He been incumd under tho
let an enbngo on dl chipc and ves
Icll- m pom nnd harden of the U. S. !
or under nay of the yew;! up oppplemen- :
tary thereto or to enforce the name, 43: qn- .
der the act to iptcljdice the commend m_- ?
tercourae bexween the !]. S, lad Grent p"? ,
tain and France, and their dependcnclec ;
: and ior other purposes, shull be assmrgkd .
ss and diatributed, and may be remined in zhc
manner provided by said acu renpectivcly, ,
and in like manner as is th; said ocu had *
; continued in full force and eﬀect. ]
siL ssSec.ss3. And be it firm" mccfed, That ss
\
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in case either Great Britain or France shnll -
before the third day of Msi'nrch out to
revoke or modisy her edictn as that ;
they shall cease to violate the central comy !
? merce of the Uni.ed antea, whtch fact the '
ss president of the U. S. shall declare by pro- ,
clnmation, and it" the other nation shall not si
within three months thereafter, so revoke "
or modnfy her edicte in like manner, then
the ad, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th,9t'n & loth, ,
sections of} the not to inttrdtct the eom- ;.
mercinl intercourse between the U. State: ;
and G. Britain and France, and their de
prudtnctcs, and for otner purpose:, shall ;
from and after the expiration of 3 month: 7
from the date of the proclamatton aioreeaid,
be revived and have full force and etsect, so
far as relates to the dominions, colonice and
dependencies, and to the articles of the
growth, produce and manutacture, of the
dominions, coloniea and dependcncies of
the nation thus refns'tng or neglecting to re
vc-ke or modisy her edtcts in the manner n- -
foresaid.
The bill was read twice and made the or
der of the day for Monday nen.
The bills ordered to a third rending
yetterday were read and passed.
The house then, on mutwn ot Mr. Rhen
went into committeee of the whole on the.
post-road billu-Mr. Basaett in the chair.
The committee went through the post,
routc-s to the state ot' North-Caruitna and
reported progress- "
M. Taylor reported a hill to continue in
force the L'narter of the Bnnk o: the Unitssd :
State: snr twenty years. dead tnice a_d
ressi-rred ta a commtttc Of the _whole cton
Monday. Adjoumet'. sssi
".But d_rop the scene, the sate! dye is cast, 17
Not heavenjtself has powdr o'erthe past ;
Farewell, dear tri'gpd, we much ,tk.y loss de.
ss .Plore, si '
ssBut pleased. suppose thee landed on that _
ss _ Shore, . ss
ss Whexcctvirtue eyer findlssapcat of bliu.
ss World, lindleu, hoppy, far removed from
1, - , - ,
When this!!! no more will 'drnda tynnu si
,
But n'c It mebl- Sniour and hit God "
& "" ' BEÞLASMZSA: si
him that degree of [me and respect ever
produced bysuch good qualities. Happy,
fortunate, ;would it be for mankind,,were
men ofaach a turn more numerous. Ad
tnired, resperted, while living, regretted
now dead. Mr.STosse'a philanthropy of't
'led him to acts of kindness to other: that
were finally'prejudicial to his interests.
And from an act of this kind his end was
accelerated. ,At his age the hu'man frame
insensibiy feels the eﬀects of time, and
added weight: hurry on our disesolu
stion. From becoming seeurity for the
acts ofa neighbor, Mr..-Stone was in a she:}
ln annnuncing to the public the death of
an amiable and respectahle character, we
feel a pang commixed with plmm—peiu
for a real loss. for such it really is—a plea
sure in declaring to other: the.- yittues whose
exit we deplore—Like the angels osjov and
grief concomitant, they at the same mo
men: exalt and sink our spirits! 's'o
these ideas ] am let] it} making it that
known, that on the Tth day of' Ma'rch, de.
'parted thin life at Dipple. on the hanks of
the Potomac, in Staﬀord, MR. Hawxm
S'mm-z. the older, in the '63d year Of his
age. Unmerited praise too often deserves
the epithet of ﬂattery, while pleasing truthe
deserve , applause. \Vith truth we may
justly say of Mr. Stone, that in every scene
oslise he was and is dearrt-ing of applause,
or the wsiarmest commendation. As a man,
just. honest, correct and punctuai, in his -si
"w
" To te!l_such woes who can refrain a teat."
neroues—ohliging as a neigthr—ppen and
social as a friend : Those who knew him an
.space subjected to '_ the payment of some, -
and unincumbered estate, and produced'
annttities, which, praying on his mind, hug- .
sir'tt-d him, if not _a]tOgethet', yet in ,an earlier :
ctwhichl in a measure, itppaired a plentiful
dealings—as a parent. was attentive and
such were his warm admirers, and felt for -
kind—z—asa master-z-mild, hu'mane and ge- .
period, to the-close which we latoun; .Pi
ty it is that such should ever be Xhe effect
at an act to serve another. But it it is,
alas! the lot of humanity. . '
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The doors .to be opened et half put
9 'cle, and the performance e'oimssnence
half palt 4 0 'cle.
Fiut Pieces, One Dollar—s-Pit. 59 Gum,
Children under (:ght year: old, M.!s price:
'F- Measn. Pepin w Breaehrsid respect
suit) insonp the public, that duiio; the choir
time they intend to remain in Aiex'andria,_
they will pcisorsim every fair day, which wist
he announced by the sound of Trtimpsset.
Jpril 7.
"si NUTssIUTsi"
HE citizem' ofAlexandria are requeeted
to make out & list of their real estate",
the o: yect it is muated upon, together withen,
account of their taxable property, comiatind
p! all male tythables sixteen year: and up
Wut'ds all their honea cows. woggonl, carte,
drays, two wheel cauriagel, four wheel carri
ngea, male end female doga , and blhdth'
tune to
Richard Lewis, or
Geor5e Corryell,
Extradsrm :: qu qs the Corpqrdlyn;
' AND if any master _or mistress of ;: Emily",
or 'any owner of tanblc propqrci, ghnllnq
glegt oi- msupc to give in a list Qf !" mal.
tytheables, b'cldog 19, or reniding in hsiu {:
her, sqniily ; or 0! all silzis or hair uzublo proq ",
perry, within fi'vc dnysua'fur deiund W
thereof by any anps'nor, th person no of.
fcndingssshall foxjseic' usind 'piy .300 silmul
dollan. And is Joy period "un ' '
'iiﬂfully omit or_misrepi'eeelil [? tho "it 31,- '
en ,in, ahyjyuublc, at my tinue pmpn-cy, '
or _shafl_l 'in (ny othe; shinngrhrnad _ th'
same'u thek'nove' :: o 'ctM ""
the [)chn oﬀending If!" foi-fclt Mpcy
double the amdunt ctqf tho' uxjinsiid on "
such tythablc or uxzblesipmpcnyj EW
merchant," shop keep", minde}, o'vctm
pcrlor, having in his or her denied ltbls— '
ploymoncany derk,joumb " ' _
or assimm, chall under an W'ds'tlþct '
dame in hit or. her list of tytlslbleb Mlhdl -
beaccounuble forth. capinﬂon Ill w si
imponed, in like 'IIW and lsillﬂﬂ' she um.
penalusin, as if auch' clgrk, jonrllm si'lp-sscct ";
presimice, or n'ojaunc, win . again I! , '
lus 'qr her, family.
"'þctctffinshsshlll silt8,ffissncss
away 'W'W PWW
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ALEXANDRIA CIRCUS'o
Comes qs Cmon and St. M Mulct
Tltsse wþoþ to cynclssude ( so: the ﬂnt time)
with
Me. CODE 'l' will execnte hadden], fell.
and steps, &c 4 3 ,:
Master muco will lsoraysi "
executess many astonishinz an_d _ ss_ _,
with the Whip, Hoops, Ke- ' ."
Mn. BRESCH ARD 'will perfgiq on one.
done the Comie Soeuctcof
T/zc Canadian Ptcctl ""
Aﬂer which :: variety qun'o Fcﬂ
Prosengn qs Horumamhip and le
inform the cih'zms of this msiesitmpoctlio, tim,
their third pedarmmce will be'
THIS AFTERNOON,
"" T' Apri! ch, 1810,
Mn. Bxlsciunn will perform on Two Hor_- =
us and throw omnges, apple'l, &c. three
at a time in the air, and receive them with
folke And bottles , to terminate with th.
Separated qusea, ene befo'r'e the Will
fuii speed
Me. PEPIN will aignelise hilneeis bysiaator:
ishing seatsos hoalemz'mehip 'andss disserectntsiss
attltudee on a Chaii—Also, ne overae
parate ribbunds, pud terminlte( ssr the
time] by the
The samour bone MONARCH. typigjdd by
Mr. Pepin, will for the But We eximte'
( For the first time ) Master FRLKX; ﬂ
execute many sur prizing attitudea, fie.
terminate by vaulting on the lah d-ﬂﬂ'ss
sides over his horse in full lpe'eck
When will be performed a Gi'anctd ted Esiﬂtsi
ordinary Exhibition, during which fie
Pepin & Bres- hard, their Pupile' end Pu
The comic scene of the DRUNKEN SOL;
DlER will be erformedfor the ﬂuttiiqe
by Mn. CAYEsi".lANO
Pnctblic Bile? -_ - \'
On mxsmr exi oillbesi coldctuosivm- -
dueclm,
_15 barrel: pf Ncw-York Pox—þct- . :
?. G_. Maﬄcchsir. _. ,
.dﬂn'l 9 .
Great Leap t-h'ro a Hogshead.
50.
decayed".
April ;. " " eolsiw
former: will distinguish themselves. {—
the comic scene of ' ss ' si;
Tþe Uneombu stihlc qu',
Cavml wit): Elenge:.
Mmu. PLPlN :: BRBSCHAR'D, ssss
THE DOMESTIC HOR ib
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