Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-23 00:00:00, page 3

Of this may be seen in ssan edimrial articlsic; in :
the " Evcningsi Scar." an and Snyder paper. i
Recouming the inconsiscencics' of the. boasc- j
."] 30.000 majoricfy for governor, this pan;
P" 533'3, " Snyder Was app'lied so for a;
nal}: Presequz', for Duanc ; and ]onathan
RObeuta us the scnnte, and Dlr. Leib were
'hcapplicancs, and Snydcr did shsiuffie and.
""s'a": abbot]! those gentlemen can testify.
No one can deny that Duanc ably supported
Must; Whicha pcraccctejl man !nighr
ctuu may they again complain no one wail;
pity them.
SUMC of the old members, who stood at
she helm in the "" golden day. " of YVash
ictgﬄnz are consennng to become caodidates .ss
This is as it should be. The people call for?
mine Ncstors and less IIecwrs.——Ibzsid.
measures esscncisid to bc-aiiuptcd to cxtri
sate the United' State-s from the (la—graded
unfisspinnsiered Situation into which they
have been snnk, by the soliyss partiaii'ty and
inciccision of mien. It is :! "siconsumme
ticn devoutly to lie wis/zed," that this exam
ple of magnanimity wiil find a'gene- ral imi
tation. Our Nuti ma! Cz-nnciis ouzht to be
sziied with none but men of the first rate
tuicnts, tiuc Amsi-r-ican parriOtism, stvadv
nerve, nncleviating impnrtinlity, and genu
inc st..tcsmanshi,>. And is in those who
sitation or npoiog); and e. ect men who
but wisdom to discern, and (it mm-ss to
pursue, the soiid interests of the mation.——
The- period is approaching when the ruirrs
(s the nation for the two past yearS, must
deposit the-it power in the hands of the peo
ple. ls, therefore that poweris again in
1nstead osn government of law; the de- 4
mocrzus .si-re openly avow'mg, that govern-!
them is ordained for their party. A prooﬂ
didates—the pen-Me nsail parties--who feel ct
nzimes—onghtsito discnrd them withnsint he:-"
s-vund—and the)? will no tueciine beir-g can
and suﬀer the dsirgradntion of their count-ry,
if ,. * 1
tsctgardmg at} pitiful. unmeaning pan)
!. us: ed to the imps of Full y. Ignarance and;
Pm'ct hill], it uiii be the fault of the peopic, '
ixaveinadvcrtan-tiy heen jostied out of their.
sphere into office th-se requisites are not-7
ssiyderssn election, and was entitled to that
acisictqmte to a right under-standing of'thcx
Screw.! msi-mherq osthe present-Congress
--:zs n'] parties—have deciined "being con
s'sidcrcd candidates for t'e—eiemicm. Sect. 3
of them have had the mz-zgnnnimity to ac
['lzo'victige thry have felt by exneriencm
:? at their silents and knowl-si-dg: were not
restore the country to the acknowledged rank
it it:! held—Basmu Cemz'm'l.
i.,ssfgn.-lznit:*.te their fivmncss, consistency,
. ad
raise-'I their can;":tt'y from insissartifieancc to
do ),s. oxn poverty to wesitss-i h, honor and re
spcztabﬂitz- A lcturn of that p0;ic', ,_ "an !] )et
]..mesty and imptrtiztl ncutrnlity. They then :
. . ! vss . 1 . \ ' .
i: he eyes of:!!! the \\0hd, tne (.emoerats pl
mnztib oi the feele-14! administrntion of YVnsh
fI'- .*
"V.-n— !
The busy man, say the Turks, is troubled
with one devil, but the idle man is torment
[gous]? ask, iictfiu. sin.-!! our If: ders do to wvei
9 The answer o ight to be:—( onctsuit the j
ed with a tiu)'si;s.znd. !
Amcrican when 17 to 175 Bd.
[gon-ble. Cotwn was his}: at 14, to 16d.
Amfficsi" supersm: ﬂour, (56 to 693 Per bbl.
(I:)
The pw
zi-s' 5 _ ,
, k, lrom l'rance and Hulland.
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Anivcd
Mssjgmhs,
A .,ZsshGUUH
me days before.
The sbil
; advcrtised in a_
My for this port;
ss at Balumore, schooner Tartar,
13 days from (jape Francois.
Fair Plaz', ofthis port, saii
30th ship Paciszc we learn, great sup
sisi, of when! were expected from the Bal
O'COO quarters were received in Lon
;sisict desigrsiuiing and disgracing the U. S. '
3 in (me: WCC
sprc'w' of the: coming hrvcsc more:
Alexandria Daﬂy' Gazfette.
THURSDct-sin', .AUGUST 23.
) Williakn and John, VVoodhouse,
Liverpooupaper of the 'ﬂh
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: sssiThevenot's echo of his master's decrecss,
to 9 the master commissianer of sequestz'a*
rtion" in St. Sebaatiana, reads somewhat
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tane had prosecutions against him' m federal
times , but as soon as Mr. Jeﬀsieraon came
si' into office, he immediately directed & dis
continuance of them, he did not shuﬄelike
claimfi'om one whom he had assisted. Du-_
ed a regular attack upon that systemot de
mocratic administration, which the French
put ty so loudlssv and so nnanimously applsitud
ed while they supposed that it was leading
directlctv to the object which they had in
view, 'I'lsisiou'gh our governmeht seem Stiil
to be. doing nothing to enaiie themselves to
to the cusinsisisilence of the Amet'ican people,
may we not hope, fromtheyvioh-ntotttcry
against them by the ipenslnned agents of
France, that " t/ie z'ut'z';*zci.sis>!e lion/s? lHS less
agency in the direction o: ;ssrt 87 [5 measures
than in those which so judsi" - X; ited warm
during thel ate adt'ninistratien.
As a specimen, ssakc the following literal
extraets from the AuzsiOta.
democr-ats atthetime that the government
and the setlc-ra-l legislature were snadly
plnnginct into the anti-cosimmercial system
of Nunolton, which 18 sisinnw acknowletlg ctttl
to have resulted so disgtaceshlly and 60 ru
innnsly to our country and character. Had
the warning voice of good principle-3 and
good sense 13 en thtn lisi-fss—tt ed : .-, :tmn what
an aby as ol (] Wgtatltttion shumowc have been
SRVcd.——U. S. Gaz,
It is a curious coinsiclcncei thar the name
of Napolenn's principal agent for the De
partmwzt de Robbercj at Snsiscb-siasnans, is
THEVENO'T.——N. T." Amer. Citz.
Bam-g, being himself a very religious
man, and a very honest man to boot, one
would imagine might esperience some slight
compnnctiuns visitings ol consciem-e at sigh:
or sound of the name 01 Thz'eve Not—But,
on the contrary, he steals our purse, with
out emocion or compunction, and calls the
spoil trode—the act, " reprz'sal !" "swas
mine, 'tis his— Then say no more about it.
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form an intimate alliance with France, the _
tribes are openlyadtssocated ; and the peo
ple, in the ir blindness, support the propaga
tore osthemss-Ba-s-toufal .
The times are changed—Since our go
vernment have refused, or rather tle-layed to
thioufrh the inbzrcilitt- of our system the
{xiii. rit of littleness and dirty is:-tri- gue, Stands
in the place osa military ins titii: ion; Mheze
is the fool that could think of going to war
as we are csiiziussstanced, - a nation that
could not enforce tts own laws, and against
whose government one state prmlaimed
open stl)*sitlli0s1, and another actualiytook
up arms ?"-—-—_-/lzzr0ra, Aug'ust 16.
" \-Ve have only to progress in lour ]si'rc
sent system some little time longer, and no
vex-ty will eﬀect that which a wise policy
rora, Augmt 16.
country, if he has aSSlsiSic'd a magistrate in
Aurora the rinci al or an osrhe French
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government in this country, has Commenc—
Isa man commixs ever so many oﬀences, ;
and is indicted for them by a jury of his ss
to a see, he is "' entitled lo the indu/gc-nce
ofa tolle pro scqui ' ." \_Vcll may Lord
M 11. sON rz pear that " the Americazz consti- ;
tutions [ram comj/lctclyjazlcd ;" if such duc- ss
' Such was not the language of either the *
French faction or of the honest Amct'ican ?
Snyder would not direct a nalz'e prasequz' to
relieve a persecuti'd democrat, who had
toiled night and day in his support."
Snyder and plead constitutional inability.--si -
cher =--" The Emperor has decreed that
the Americzn vessels under scqueslation be
sold." " The government only wishes, by
"ould long since have dictated'," &:ct—Au- ss
way ofrcssgrisssal, :," ;akeþgqfffijqz} of th
" What have me to go: ctnbcts war, when
Such Is modern potent " rcþublz'canism." '
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' in the st'lediterrattnean.
ss- Vessels under CODsiSCUIsi-Oﬂ at szolr-s : ming
\ rf zu/zzc/z they were-sitting out jor priva
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? si " Paris, Fame 12.
I " In consequence of the meeting of the
- council of commcrcc, which took place at
} St. Cloud yesterday in the presence of his
.— majesty, allcolonial produtc unclet: scqucs
-: traticn at Antwerp and the adjmnmg pro
T vinces, as well as those of Holland, is plaQ-j
l ed w dis-Fowl 9? 96 Psﬄrissssiuz
.quarzintioe, from Cape Francois, informs
"sailed on Lhc Is: of JUlY* Gawain T' was
that on the 20th of JJlY one of the presi—
dent's aids arrived in town from the Mole, ct
who brought news that General Lamsn,
who commanded that place, wan killed—
the town,- some going on board Petion'sctss
{ler-t at the Mole, others sieeing to Chris-si
mrh; lor protection. The morning that
Caprain F; left Cape Francois, (joly 25th)
P-rzsident Christophe arrived in town, and
appeared to be in high spirits. He said
that in two days he Would have .possession
of the D/lole ; that part of his troops were in
the town, and that he had no doubt of suc
cess. Christophe's naval force consisted
of one {rigatf' of 44 guns, one sloop ofwar,
2 corvettes, 4- brigs, & a number of schoon
ers, which were oﬀ Cape Nicholas Mole,
An. Boyle was appointed to the command
at Maita.
Between 30 and 40 sail es American
particular in keeping memoranda, of the in
teffigchfi and reports of news up to the day
of his dsipnrcux'e. The great battle long ex
pcchd to take place on (he trunciergh-ctd not
been sought, but was still momently looked
for. The British hasrrnssrd forward their
reinserCL-mcms- The army had not ad
vanced. Cindad Rodrigo had not surren
der:zd,but was in want of ammunition. Ma
nv French deserters arrived at Liabon.
Captaih T. savorcd us with papefs m ]u'nc
30'sih, which Upon a hast); pernsal, appear ()
contain nothing imporsiant.
(c'tsil'dsi
A peace had been concluded between the
Portnguese and Algerines.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDEFT.
LAzsRL'T'l'o, Augus! 18.
just visited brig Growler, Rubinson, of
thiadelphiu, 31 dsiiys lrom Cadiz.
There are on board, a few late Cadiz pa
pers; they contain nothing worth extract
inZS- :
Mr. , a respsissctable American pas
s-ct-ngcr, .vho has ressiided a considerable time
in Spain, peliteiy lurnishes the following
iusm-matshn : ,
Thc strong sortress of Leida in Catalo- *
nia, surrendercd to the French, by treache- ss
,ss- sin she ;z-sizssc of the Spanish communder. \
'lct'he whisen contained-SLsi-þO men, and was
provicls (! with proviSions for one year. The
commnnder n'as isnsitneclitztcly made govcrn- ss
or of Valentia by the Ftench. )
It was daily exlzected that anragona ;
would be besieged. ]
The expfdiiion of the combined Spanish
and British forces from Gadi—a and Uil'zl'al- !
gar, under command ofthe English general l
But'czr, And (in: Spanish general Lz'ngy, lor l
the rczlisif of idal-ago, {sin;-ed in its object.
'l'he Eesisif-sn troops returned to Gibaalrar,
ass,] lhc szgu-iish ;trm'y remained at {ondsh
Juno 8ti: great apprehension was enter
titittrti in Sicily of an invasion from the_
French ; who had collected an army of.50,1
OCO men on the coast of Calabria where ,
they had many trensport hoats. 1
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The gsrrison of ﬂow-dried, : strong cau
tle on the main rositd from Bzircelona to
France, escopedthe besiegers—0, after hold- (
ing out five mond-s and made good their
retrenc, with the loss of only so men.
Sir Charles Cotton had been appointed
cornnmoder of the English nuval sgnadron
blockading it.
. We wonder is the name of Boncy's agentss
does not sometimes remind of the eighth
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Pcstcrz'þt to the Boston Palladz'nm afFriday. ss
Latc: last night arnsiivcd the brig America
capmin 'l'reviu, from Lisbon, whence he
on
commandment:
Then shalt not steal. ss
The following is a translation of a new
French decrec of great commetcial import
cargoes, as per bills of biding-"
Bosrow, Augzrst 137'.
From Csi/ze Franc'ais.
Cap-t- Fosteu, osbrig Josesisih, arrived at
From the Freemmss fscurnal, A'Hg. 19.
(Signed) " THIEVE NOT."
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LONDON, Fame 29.
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France on paying an advalarem duty of 50'
per ccnt. The colonial produce in Holland.
ss is not liable to this impost, 'unless imported
into France."
On the same day his majesty issued the
following decree :-—
" The exportatinn of wheat by the Schcldu
sithe Mueae, the Rhine, or from any port of
' our irontiers, into Holland, is prohibited
" Our minister of finance will transmit
immediately, by an extraordinm-y-courier,
! the. necessary orders for putting this decree-a
' in force-."
On the 19'ssh an official order was issued!
- in all the parts of Holland, lssoi'bidding the-.
' further expel-tation of grain of any descrip
j' tion. Such ships ask had not ccmpleted
' their laciing were in consequence compelled
!, to rit-land their cargocs.
* ' jane 80.
i Letters, (lated on Thursday, were re
i ceived yesterday from Ostend, containing
the following (.sstcial decument
lMPERlAL DECREE.
" VVl'a Napoleon, &c. taking into consi
deration the present high ptice of grain on
the northern (cast of our dominions, until
the quantity three-hid is asccrtsijiineci, and.
until the {arc-(luce of the approaching hat-—l
vcst is delU'lllilZ-t'ti, (lo decree, and it isct
decreed as suilmts :
" Art. 1. On and after the Lst of ]uly,
ofthc present year, the upon-tation of wheat:
shall be prohibited throughout the whole
range of in; ports, from the island of
Schowen, soothward, to the hnrhor of L'O
tient, comprc bending in,-th those places
within the. terms of this dec-ree.
" Art. 2. On and after the nlmve date of
the let or" joly within the range of coast.
above stated, the exportation of oets is also
hereby ptuhilzitsi-d.
" 'Given at our Chamber of Commerce.
i at Paris, '22tl us ]une,131()."
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,RNTERED,
Schooncr Fame Gilp'm, Jamaica—bal-fi
last and specie --to John Gisd
! Schoonrr EL ile) (11, Ncwcnmb—Bostom
z—shms, &c. toD. and S. Read and ]ohn
(). Ludd.
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'Schoon-e'r PoNy, (ing-:, Bostcm—by LWÞss
; rason and Fowie and uzhcrs.
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will saii foz Norfolk on Satmday'
next.
Amzust 23.
53 MMOVAL
OBERT 'GRAY has removed his Book
nx d Stationmy Store .0 0. 0 lmlh side
ol King; succt L-ce'siw ccn Ro) ! and I in strectsss.
neal ly opposite the Washipsd yon Tsizuern.
tsiusiustctz
just rccactzsiix ed from New-Yolk,
An elegant suppi) oslsixdius Rid and Mo
ss sirocm Shocs.
Diato genﬂemcn's Leather, Morocco m! _;
Bufi' Shoes.
O.'\- Hctm I),
ssCotton in bzctsslcs,
Rice in ticrcc a,
Indigo in L-oxcs,
Alum in harrcls,
(bound But: in bags,
'lrunks and Shocs as usn ..1
ss Messrs. Stump and Rickets, with goodim—
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lands will be oﬀered at public sale on the Mt' h
E wish to sell that three- stC-ry Brick/
House, with all the out houses wlniclxsi
is occupied at present by llr. Edward Stablcr,
the corner of Prince and St Asaph streets,
38 sect 5 inches on Prince-strectaud 126 (cet,.
on St. Asaph street.
Several Building Lots "on XVashington unct—
Duke streets.
A Lot of Ground, containing about 20 2—
cres, a mile from the court house, adjoiningv
movements, a dwelling house, kitchen and
stables, &c &c.
Also, lsi64- acres cs Land, two miles from.
Alexandria, 'on the Colchestcr post rood, part?
in cultivation, the remainder in young: wood,'
with a large young orchard—thcrc is thra
small houses on the land.
JV'. B. Isnot sold "at private sole, the Him—v
day OfNovembcr next. AnYsiPerson-wishiz Gsi
to purchase will please apply to
Kom and Wlsc'millercti
Quill" life-" W
E. Gilmanj
Angust 28. :- otk'
FOR siSALE.
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