Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-31 00:00:00, page 2

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Lay? from London. !
The tkip Butter} Cnptnin Bny, tis-this ;
p'ott, front Livapool. but furnished all
with London pillere to the-Osth of Novem- !
her! lVe But! nothing ib them of'great'
, inn-branch)" _. , i
The bonmble David Plnkine "tired It
'Pf-mmouth. from Amcrica. in the [nicate
Afritai-e. the M Z'Iote'mlnr. _
The evacuation- of 'Weleheven un tull
dlkrd of; and Sir Richard Straehan me
' music! to have He to" che-myse- the:
'islaod, to mperiutend the nuhssirkation of
the (Hope. &c. -A letter smsign Nothing of
the f-Ith Nuvcmbei'. reprrlcnui' the morta
liLy among than-cop: to be still unaluted.
Order: wet: received n' Plymouth to
ssernd to {c'a every'sbip fit'for zervice, to
cruise along the—French cant, to pick up
'tuch struggling ships a'qssijsitisihthave etcaped
from Lord Collihgvodd.si- ss
Liceuccs wereﬂtt th'ess'24th granted to
wrestle for Dutch'Z'ealend, but at the same
time refused for the Erus. '
OsS in.-ale itfrssemarked in a, letter]
from adiz, of 'Qcmber so, that the peo- (
siple of Spain are at Wtisic in the _ pzcriot (
nue-: as coqlsid'bc wished, but that they 1,
, had few leaderfon' syhom sithe-y'tould dc- ss
preach-that Gerbqa'bade mad-: "the armiee
of France tremble at her maw—that Ge
neral Blsisike deserve-My possessed the emire
copsulencc dfnll classes. his z-ssilitary skill,
hit courage lad pmiuzinmsilking undoubt
ed ; but that the- defect of th.- whnlsi- plan
- was, that the people ha'l n a head tol-mk
to. la til: London Stnr of Novemlcr 25,
it is stated, tlut " & lnrgr q'iantity of mi
litary nor-1 it thipped for Corunna, for
the use of the Smiards; as is also all
kinds of state: for om- army in Portugnl."
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"The peace-pit]! France. we can easily
aee by so wide from Vienna, is not gene
rally popular-in the Austrian capital. The
terms- of it, "however, are executing as
sneediiv- as possible. Great part of the
F. each army is to remain in (siermany, and
the head quarters are to be at Pasaau. Tfie
arrangementa stipulated in the treaty of
p _—.:ce, or gan-ing out of it, are developing
themselves daily. [; waa not to be snp
meed that Prussia reduced as she I, would
" mitted to remain in "am {no ; she is
to cede Memel to Russia, in exchange, as
it is said, for something else. yhieh tye
'may be sure will he ol len, perhaps or no
value. We remark that the paymenzs to
France have been for aome time suspt-nd
ed. One of the Rhenish princes, who has
display-ed the atest attachment to France
is to be rewa ed with part of Remem—
la this the grand duke of Vi'ttrtthurgh, or
the king of Winetnberg? Meat probably
the latter. Bunaparte would, feel gratilied
lie-making the husband as the king tssl' En
gland'a daught accept part of the heredi
tary dominions her father. \
Coccyx-r. Wax-nium. Nov- 24:
_ Before the most noble and rilght honora
ble the lords commiasionctets o appeals in
prize causcs :
Little William, Brown, matter.—This
Amcrican vessel, laden with a eargo of su
gar. ten, codee. naakeens andpther articles,
bound-on : voyage from Pltiladelphia to
Hamburg. was captured an the am 0! In
ly, 1807, by the privateer Betsey. Charles
Cham, commandcr, and hro in to Ply—
mouth. This was an lppca, proaeettted
onhehalf & the claimants, from the. sea
tenee of the high court ofadtniralty, which
condemned the ship and cargo, on the
of a_\breachss of blockade. Their
' Wine,-after hearing counsel at consider
ahla lcigtlt. took time to consider on their
which h'Rozhod on to none, .c.
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SALEctssM, January 23.
S'rocxuodl, Not. 13. ﬂ
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Your excellency stks my opinion on the
raising of the cnzbargo, that has existed
more than a tear past in the U. States. (
answer, and do not henitate to say, that this 1
measureis : masterpiectsi: it is one ustbe i
most (kXtTOUI combinntions that ever came ]
out of the British cabinet. It will be easy .
for me to demonstrate to your etcrllenty.
The shutting of the Sotmd and of 'srirsze,
becoming every day more inevitu'siile, tiL
English merchants Were about to find them- *
selves deprived of ali rmnmunicntinn wizh ,
the ccntinent, leta divine orbe Brisamzss. ;
The vast rrohibitive So wisely conceivectdss ]
by the genius that gan rt.t France, was. a
bout to receive its entire execution. Over
stoclted with the merchandiz: of the two
lndies, without any possible vent, their ma
mlfactures discarded from the imtntnse
ss'rcmtinent (ol America) as well as onrs,
England was really going to receive the_
price as her ins-stisble avarice, and to sink
under the weight of her usurped riches.
What was necessary to save her from this
crisis, to aid her to transport to every point
of the globe, where her siwn Bag could not
go, the cnormous .quantities ol' merchandise
of every ltin-l heapeissl up on the bank: osthe
Thames ? The SllCt nr of :! people essen
tially adventure;-p, nctive, ambitious, pos
sxsuing an immense mercantile msrine, na
vigating at a small expense, knowing how to
penetrate any where, not sininlting from
any danger to satial'v an equal thirst of
gold. This oucenr she has just obtained by
the raising ot'the Americsn emhargn. T he
last letters from Amcrica assert, that this
measure was carried almost by open force,
by the ledersl party. thst is to say the in:
lish Pariy. it is well known that two thirds
tcttt least of the Amcricsn commerce is csrri
ed on with English capital and and for Eng
licth stcnunt thence it resuits, that the vast
extent which this sell-called American com
merce is going to take, must definitively
turn to the adrantsge of this English com
merce, tvbith was on the hrink nt'destruc
tie-n. Who then can be the dupe of that
impsrtiality Congress sﬀeets to observe in
this not? The smallest shop boy of Lon
don would not suﬀer himself to be thus
The aame demand it made of France
and England, that one and the other reapect
their Rag, and they threaten to shut their
putte to either that should violate their
neutrality, and even to declare war; but,
above all, as France is about to loae the last
of her poaaeaaiona in the West lndiea, the
American people well know there was
nothing to lear from her, and that, in keep
ing at a diatanee from our coam in Europe
we cannot touch their venels'; whereas
England. mistresa of the neighboring sea;
of the United Statea, can strike a ecnsible
blow when she pleaaia. it was then ne
cenaty to appear netttral. to find meane of
aatiasyings England, wgthout appeaiing to
submit to her tyrannical pretemioua; and
here iajvhat' has been "thought of, and ,al.
mdy put into practice, according ssto the
moot autbcntic gnformation, just received.
On the Jailing of the pucket—boat, the
Mater of New York, more thanjooires
cel- weroloadiq. or had aailed for Hol
l-ssdL where they well knew they would
not he received, and whereof/my lied no in
itis therefore bxpactcd that an olicial com- '
munication to thy! ctcssect will that be minde
torear admit-al Pickmore, the: commander. ;
in chief of the British ships on thut nati-an' ]
He is .to sail for England on the win;,hnssc
tlre last convey cannOt nail lchqre'tltcsi'sslssicctqf
Drcember,. and two thips til'ctsiWar 'siyiﬂssssbsiss'ss
suﬀered to remain nt Citritcron'n top-cur, it.
Two Susiredish thipl of the line, four ssigaufssi A
and several gan boat-, have, witiiin (hest:
few days,-ailed from thin for thatportme.
sore whichtsihere it at present one thip cruit
ing, to prevent the cnmnce oft-ny English
"nels.
Th': inltabinntt here, Ire greatly alarmed
for fear-is: vitit by an English fleet to N.
monttrate againtt this cxclnaion of their
thips from our parte; end all the agnus-um.
which the English rcsidcnt her: can give
them, that no lirtim it intended them,
are insutiicictit to quiet their as-plchcn
mour. —
imposed upon.
[The following curious article we find in
the Globe, (.lll snti-ministsrial .psper) of
the 24th Novembor. It is there put up
on the t'ooting of an important state paper.
Should any of our readers deem it a spu
rious production, still it may not he unin
teresting as : apt-culation upon Americun
Alein-.] '
Letter from general (Dian/fight], to his ex
cect'lcncy the ccunt of --—, on rrpzalmg
the act qsembargo by the can;-trees qft/t: ss
U. States. * ss
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ans, May 10, 1809.
si tentio'n es :.z'sfﬂg' : already sect-cas bay: gþ:
'rived in EngL-nct, in (li'st-mu- of th'-? la'ﬄuf
% cungress', m.; :*.ut'-s'i*.ba:.mdsingss the [sum]
'snmt srcn'rity g'wm, !}lss'j, to up;—mach an:
English co'r-t. Tl-tzy'g'fi shame;—in:; at} 'lt
sihv me first English va.-ye! the-7; meet . ; 21,
?" þsimve ust-nwn'sjs t'simt th-e-prtq'rcnv in [is-3
! lief-t, are recciwd, and, n-Ht. :t ;—_ ;! "\ )
s ccss t'crtuluf dle t'f'tptnitt, tie: )" sigh-51! t'm
si :naltz' nctnrt'd. The}- p- in Z'Zlfqssnu't
the duty si't-fd by the me!-13 39. "01. .-'., .H—tl ss
go whc rc they ple-un. But mass pao'fsi't-si..tl' ss
simuhtion does nut suffice for 91! th: cum
binatiom ns cmntnercc .n g.:u: ]: they
have found other means of gin-in; i; the
; gwntcst pt-ni-hle [mind-:. The Amctican
I vessels go, we! than m'" many on their
si way to the ill.] us of Mould-."; vÞf-lzihsi ?! to
! !": ('t-:tsssidrrrd 34: \.1 :lu-r, and which skill
! bsc-mze tt vast ('t-put ; the rc .(tty lltld 'sht'ir
pn.dttce, the English wilt bring them theirl,
nntlthey will harzcr truth and! other the
merchandizc of the ,twn worlde. lt will
be the same at St. shrthohxmewn, and on all
theislands which tall themselves acute-r.
'sht- Romish mannsucturrs will be nccom
paniecl with fitvr-li-th m German certificnwl
of origin. and wi}! enter. without difficulty,
on the contincnt of Am- rit-n. FMrn thou!
dissercntsilacu ot vt-ctmsit the A'ncctzricnns
will tntmdatc Not-(hand Sutuh with Eng
lish pt'otiuctir) 11 ; they wzlf-comc and ill :tll
:hsisi- parts in Europa-, when they z-re allotv.
ed to t-ntrr, and there wist he: a compktc
English monnpniy rc-rsfrtbliahcd' with the
People, by which she will be enables} wsi
] lace. the expences during at century to come l
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T of parties which tears it to pieces . ﬂow,
sswhatever side you view the question of
' raising the embzirgo. it is one of she great
ss rator of the continent of Europe, which
Many more reﬂectifms, sir, might be ad
ded to-what ! have just said, but- let tus
confine ounaelves to thus. The Amcricans,
tale:-ceed by us as man-ale, will do us still
greater injury, with regard to'the expoun
uon of grain. They can carry thein much
cheaper to all the people thsiat can-um: oure
and being at equal price, and even higher,
will always be [preferred by the Engliahss—j
They will bring it to Spuin and Young-1.
and deprive us of the last vent-that still n'
mained to our anthem departmelr'silsi All
that has been mid mmlnow rctelntes out on. '
ly to France, but to the countries Subject
to her inﬂuence or under her dominiunssnd _
from which mu'ybe drawn weene: and *
melancholy consequence. That All _ MWss
time commerce or ;colo'nul, admitted or ct
toleratea on the untime of Emsiopsie, sivfiil
always turn to the advantage" of the aug
torrents, zs it did not long since, when the
Americans come tnto ottr ports by hun
dreds! Besides, who doe; not know, that
they give a decided preference to the wines
of Madcira, of,Spoin and Portugnl, as
having more bodsiss ; and to the brandies of
Cntalonia as being cheaptrZ And. more
over, not content to consutne it themselves,
they willhnwk it about the north of Eu
rope, to the great prejutlice ol' our's, for
which we found a .consid-rahle vent by
land. They will sell us tohacco ; but tloct
itsuit us to let perish anew branch of 03
riculture which is making daily the greatest
progress. and lrecs us from :t burdensome
soreign tribute? Cottons; hat cinnot the
chant surnish us with enough, and take
in exchange the rich productions ol our
monul'acturtrs? Sugar-s and coll'ee ;where
can they get it for themselves, if not l'rnm
English possessions or other conquestsZ Will
they have the eﬂ'rontet'y to (ning us the
produce of our own colonies, now become
the prey of our enemies? This would be
too much! What care we sor_those costly
superﬂuities, the consumption of which is
of so much injury to our own soil ? ll'our
epieures (:th do without, our privatscrs
will not let them want.
er. victorles that England ever gained for
her commerce, one of the most fatal mea
sures to the syst em adopted by the mode
the gold of France will soon tun away by.
was on the point of receiving the fruits of
so manctwþfivations and sacrifice-i, & which,
perhaps, is going to be lost forever.
'i'o console us for this destructive reso
lution, the United States are good enough
to permit the importation of some wine:
and branches. What : compsinsmion ! Now
it will take twenty carg-ie s of those articles
to pay for one of colonial produce, and all
in fine, without the numbetlcss succors, of
every kind. which are going to. he carried
tothezn, could the revolted provinces in
the south of Spain resist long the forces
employed to reduce them ? Thus, sir, on
us nwnr which she alone nuintaius, and
which she has so' much tnten at to prolong,
wi-Iz-ss'ut the raising of the embargn. - How
could Englantlh-we made subsist, all her
rolnnieszend ronquests? How could the
Spanish colonit—s prolong their disohedi
ence to the laws of their new sovereign!
How could the unfortunate island of St.
Do-ningo maintain itself aginst the fury
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powerful " _ , If) ad commend, and
that the it" it _ _sih_iclsil,'isihtsiysspmml to
* it.-going it, will "give:- nctcdwsiy :— That
ii in them at inn of We: "ﬂies
[In a] ' .]:Z-W-ssnsilhs .Idnllsin
nuns, that oriiotll contain-c- be;-.. A
the peopte who call the-nuin- omit-inn.,
not! the eternal main of our repent out
'of our pmperityo- , -. D . (:
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si Chct: Douglstssi
lntending no")! (Je 'a 'jic'tc'm. tt man}
be seenctsssor 'entttittzttion n' prevent. _ - '
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For Saic, or Excshangta
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THE :ubscribkrol'ch to nel nium " I .
sot- property in the two of A'ictsiandrla. Set)
scres-ot' Land upon the Great Kmnha'wd river
itt the state of Virgin!}.- "she laud is diluted
immediately upon thcsictfiunksictlsiof lhqsiss they nn-l
worst oppmissto the" 'tftc'ktbb-sctiif— Woliic'o
met-. it 'b-ai'iþottdm, fffidkctffimsi pondsio
got: um! slazsh'eg. an?! in pdbe'ofdtcttmion as
w-fii as quality-si was! to [silly lM sinpim th'e
un! tissgrsisi A 'myms'mi-tictihf Hent-swim
t'iﬂ be, Livid till:} [do-lertqssiimlﬂd him-"o by
Maid-m ,w Me,-WWf-MM ,, m
sindt-spuublc'tirsesi'si ' ' X, — 4- siﬂ'si, - .
A ; T-_ Rict si IOÞRDÞHW.
Till-2 sttlncribct' hns affected an improve
ment in thy instrument for extracting teeth,
by which that open-tion is rendered comidcr
.va icss p iiniul. and mon use. then by the
common method. and u'ppnu in all cages.
During some month: me as this instru
ment, (the only one cxssept mur- [Meat,
when that will apply) the j-tw du in 06 in..
starte: been injured, not the sum lot-Mot- ln
come-l.)
Pcnom who clttm it. attended at their
home: as usual . Apply lower end of Prince-'
To be Rented shr a term afyeors,
HAT valnahle tract of (and, called
Pmmt, sisitnate on the Washing-ton and
Alexandria tnrnplke road. at the junction of
four mile croek end Potomae river, and dia
tant two miles svom Alexandria, three leon
Washington and five from George town.
'lhere m upon the promises—o. fro story
dwelling house, conuining .sin man and . ,
passage. with : kitchen. can-lage house. sta
bles, &c; : large, handaome' and highly ma.
tun-ed gm den. of at least ten nerre. in a high
nttttc of cultivation. and htssiy laid oﬀ by an
experienced gmlcner, 'an urclmrctl (omaininzz
several hundred pear, "plumo, cherry and
d4msnlt trees; with English walnut,ctquinre
and me bcrry trcrs, and also upwards of si:
hundred apple trees. and two Mss' tltrce hun
dred pench trees. selected with care iron the
best nnrseries, ttnd all in full beating. The
annuul avenge prlduct of the nþpieorolu'd
alone is catimatrd at- 400 harrtls. This tract
contains about no acres of land, .n'qmidera
ble part whereof has been man:-extant! q-nn
with clovcr seed 'l'lt'osltore'rnssfird filh . n-l
wild fowl, and one "two good In! ss ].wd
ingx; 'l'he situntion is-hcaltny'. ctdsiv' and
plensnnt. "in full view of three tun:; "kill
well ralcnlated for . place of public enter
tuinment. immediate possaulon any be had
and the ter-m will be mado known upon an—
lication to " - ' -
Franccs Alexander,
lame-ry 23. " 'Q'otf
[me on thc point of forwordin my let.
ter. when ( ii.-nued from ! ( touch,
thlt all is nov' sifinoily "'an between
England and the Unitctl State., ttnd ",
cording tu new. o! the si29th Aprtjsssi to rect.
proctti ntiai'nctiott. Pins open out! trsim'si
step of the Uttitctl Sttttu, it. at least mon.
deceit: than that at (int adapted- They
have agreed with the English not tacomc
to France, Hall-ad, or itttly, not] ctto tnltc
from the fauit (admit: the mention! .-\
new order of council. ot' 29ch April t,
declared thou: countriu in : rigorwc 'tm
of blochtdc ! All the port. of the U. S.]:
opcn," formerly, to the Englich common-e.
This is excellent ! le remain-t to be t'io'wu
whether thou: happy combinationl will not
tie-rendered uulrn !: him who in well
knowe how have it ordm encuted.
Will he a er all the countries lbouc
home to beinundatcd with English good.,
which could srnudulcntiy be introduced into
his empire? Whether thojfrotttiesit'lsi ofGer.
many orStvitzct-hnd will oathe a rigoroug.
lychut as thou of Round—whether lnsst- of
our ashes will not join in the (claim/mien
of a Bag which has become too sutpicious ;
whether precautiom will not he dettbled,
and carried to the great": pitch of ject-rit);
—-whcthcr we mttnt not lum, delinitively,
to do without come t'nctitious cngngemctm,
and thereby prevent oncsi or two milliono
more of him from perishing n victitns to
English tuotwpoly nod, Antericnp cupiditr.
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sisisi New TsiBosithsisiEZtﬀctot.
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