Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-07-13 00:00:00, page 2

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ctxctgjctififdrdmmg nionsicgssfrsion? the trea
Wy-Mehzve lately furnished our rea
sidssss'ssuithassdcrics osss arciclcs under thia ti
css," the-che: of which has been, in a dear
find expchit manner; {03th in what made
in}? 'moficsissv concprns of our government
sshaVchcen man aged the last n'mc fears. A
fispdsz'iiasinctta guard the public treasure ; to ;
ssusslate the-assizendituregtq introduce- e- ]
e'fsildg'naPZZy 'andfrugafity' in me suppropriatz'an
siqf the sisitzeoplefsimoncy. havv been avowrd
sssissas chafa'ctrﬂsn'cs; Which would honorably
ss'sissdkdctsi'mguiM-{he asidministration of Mr, Jes
zsiffsischossh; 'sstsifrdfmsshifi þsitchsiCE-as'or's insiofficcctct; The
ssct npffiifibnsisifjs sieCosinSmy,"ho and his friends
ctsisiwZFG-doijciwds toteStablish for hsim, because
sisiffisieyﬂvsicsigsissiknsscwfthsiac lsihEct'ssc'Zpsilc are: pronc to
ffsiT-tsihinsi wsiuFoT-fzayshsian', ho '"appcars cd be:
"dioþdsiissed'ctsstb-sisimfve their {none-g.
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sis-si
Thumsngauqrret tms subject has not
had hatfyuhouc e'on'sissdcmblc labor. The
ct As; whiCh We have given; have been
submctauthenm sunnes—an of thein,
WW'" an mstance or two where we have
' . ctss A (13de for Ihtm bx mg derivul from
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si &] Jocumcms. We suppas: It to be of
ctsi _ gponzncc m szkmg ajugc ruin-n.:
bin??- ﬂfat the) shmzlcth- mpd by t'zeir
sififsiss _ si sithau by their prcjcoszo/zzsssi
. ' lsssicttk flew, me hat/t: cndrav ned to
formsh our readers with in.-35, by the nsszp
L.}
Mix 5:er- ]cﬀcrson has & just clalrn to
Mafi'sivontc qhimcu—riscic oj dom-my. [: .
{manly worth) of notice, that m ever-s;
, 'ncc which we have hahcrto discluscd,
'sissctss stead offrugalitgsi, there has bccup-rodi
ty in, sithe expcssditurc of mon.)—-—in
'otcac. of lessening thrre is a cuns not in
Creaise of cxP ones—and that this nuns
th—ssrough allbranChcs of the dissimsssnion of
in order to sncw !fiat w c are not. munc m ;ss
tfiis opinion, we this week give our readers
an exfract from a very able letter from the
ssqu John Szanley, a member of the pre
ct'gept congress from Nossth Carulina, to his
eonStitumts. it would grant) us much to
ssbevble to give-our readers the whole of this
- (mace-; fbutsi'its greatsiicngth pret'ents
dign The fosifiowing comparatch: statemc m
osthe military and hat-'a] expences Of the
vernment under the administrations of
residents VVashington and Adams, and 1
that ds Mr.- ]cﬀerson, taken from it, will
him asivaluable number in our serics.
The seerctary of the treasury by direc
t16h qsthe house of representatchs, trans
mitted "a statcmcnt of the annoal amount 1
ofexpenditnres in rriation to the military
mid m'walsi {St-ihlishmt'nts from the 4 h
Maressh 1789. to the aid of thezear 1809.
The inform-mon received by this state
lttentts of the first importance to the PEO
pksse, - it exhibits the application ofby far the
greatest portion of ihe sipublid maney no:
paid m disizchargc of the debt ,_ it- shews she
'si'compgracttive extravagance of economy of
"1th adminietralissons or the" govemmentahd
. ahessssssvsisisa ctiterioo byw hich to test the pro
fessions with the persmmances to! the pub
Iic agemssn "X _-si !
_By th'hct'ﬂbcument it appears
'thatthe MilitaryEstainsh
ment cþst uh'ctd'er the admi
nsiisistsisf-ttion of WVashington, ct
{few the 4th March, 789, *
to Slst Dec. 1797 (t ex
ences of this last year bsie
dhgadihohsed by laws pass- —
Edghder This admioistra
' do si Stos 128
Under the Kdmimstrntion of , 39'6 <
er. Kssdatctnsis. from the 15: _ 4
'ss muary,si1798, to the am 4
_ ceembe'r; —',—1801 (the &":- si 3
sictpeqees of this last year bc-siss . i
; ipg authorised bths pass- ' J
.,ed 't)tnder his administra- ss
sisi-uWw—tb 58 ss
Rhef adhisiinistntion of - _ ,4-63,71$
" e&_rs.on, from the is! -
Us 1803, to the am ..
Bubqber 1809, (the ex
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1 afizeuM-idssssfidjiszofik.ssssssissssin'miuds, nzssneg-si-h'ggmsisiject
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s siisiaosss-sidpdfsiesiksisisiM'p-3 .chfiemn3_'ss@9'qgt to ctqix'
sil'ifibfisfiuw si-cthu'ndrediand forty-six thou-.""
sszsisi1800sissss'siihesizffiofssisxsigate-sst:nu'sikr-Mr- 'siA-ami-s;
& fsiYsithre'e thbus'imd sid'ollafsss'inore tha'n thesitwosi
! most extravagam. .yeari'i-of' thy shonsiexxmﬀ
vagamjohn A'sida'ms"! _ si
'The NrivalsiESfablishmssemss ssof ' ' "
the UZ Sla'Tes, comffic'nfea
ssi in the y ar 1794.'and cost
( tonst'Z)
[' thcadministratiunofsictWa'Sho sssisi _ ss_ _
! ingcon, {he samsi of _ . sisi'ctct-STZ'ZWÞ'SG
; Under the} adffiinis'tr'asisidfi b'f - ss
ss Mr. A'dams, lrom the 13:
"Totaisi expehce sios' the ctnaval )
estabsi'lishment, - si—_523.645,977 '
hes'e State-ments Thewincontrovertahly,
that the iniljtary forceWaisssed by Mr. Adams
and which then reeeZVed fﬂ'i't'h' his Oppo- !
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nents the tetrihle name of : standing army,
has continued under hisisuccessors, even to.
the present . moment. That Mr. Adamssij
army-in his two most (expenstsitu'c years, 36' ssz
tuatly cost one million three hundred thou- :
"=snusidsidoilnrs less than the force kept up' by I
'siM r. ]< ﬀt-rson and Mr. Mad-ison, in the two !
last-yew; ]
The contrastctin the'sinavah depsia'rtnientsi is
"simorsic striking. , si
si M r. 'Ada'ms had a navai fbrcf'ofu'p'Waisi'ds
of- l'ony ships of'war,"in'ehtireisibuiiding
and c-qttipping these ships (exceptsithe's'maii
sum espend'ed undet Washingtonsi) & keep
ing the whole in actiire and honor-abie "set-si
viee,f0ur years, With a body of eight thouÞ
" sand Sfizmen and marines, " he expcnded .
si-SUJ 99,56ss9ss. cth'is most expensive year {'800,
when the officers and n1en in actual service,
amuunted to 8,632——wns ZZ,448,716,_ mak
ing each fighting man aﬂoat cost B-LOO'PCI'
annusn. "'Mr. 'Jeﬂ'erson sold simeen of the'
vessels of war. He added notsia Single'sh-ip "
to the navy. Ofthosesibuilt by Mr. Adams ct'
and retained by h'l't'...']eﬀerso'n, one-(the
Philadeiphia) was =lost in the Mediterra
new—another (the bit-neral Greene) was
spoiled:inssattempting'to repair and is now-a
but}: in the '"ss-Cht'sapea-ke. "Yet with this
small establishment, thus-redUCed, thee-x
prnce has armuahy encreased from less than -_
one milliov. oi'dollars in the year- 1802, to
sitwo miliions, tour hundred and tWenti' se
ven thousand. 'SCVCD si-hundred and rfifty
eight doitass (82,4'27,758) the 'tct—Jtpe'si'nce of
the year 1809. In thic'sshis "greatest year of
expence the fighting men afioat, officers in
cluded, amounc to 3,818, and host per man
'(5630) six hundred and thirty dollars per
'ssyenr! more than 50 per cent. above thffi
cost of each" man under Mr. Adams.
" but Enght'nd," continues the writer, " has
relssused to annulsithe orders of blockade is
"sued by her antecedent (to the date of the
sssssiBerlin debt-ed, And thereby neutralised the
[taffet- of the-French government to fetche ;
sijihasst'sideetectbtt' c'tiridition,"&c." .}
L 3The_-,'ge.-rt_et-al- and vagu'e terms _in"whicn
thisfpmpbottinn is stated are entitled to some
!_ attention. tOur- gove'rnm'ent,"wessare toid,.
[hid propozstcclss'u that "the "respective nisi-ders
sisisi'afid decrees of the 'britisigerentsis s'hould 'be
ct'chrtjnologic'bﬂy r'ev'oitedr" -—By_thissigcnml
ZXprsseasssion, it is prcspmed that them Qrdcrs
. w—q þ-M—n—co
dossusissQm9_ ;;ss'sssssi-si-si - . --. p.. _ -- . si- ss4 1 , . ;
l ' ' .Tsessexpggmearesoffshe Fear-box and
The argument urged" in the 'Natidsinalct In
sitclligencer to relieve France from the odium
of being the'author'siof the injuries idfiicted
by herself, and to cast that odium upon
sissEnglanc}, c'ommences 'with _an110uncing the
sihope once entersitifined'ssssthat thepropositisiOn
submittedby 'osiur governmentssthctat the re
spective orders and decrees of the belliger
ents _Sh0\silssid be chronologicntl—y rcssvoked,
would besiagreed tofby them, and something
: the dedmtiop, thy {England has refused
like 'an accorrtmodatinn'be the resuit"-—
siFct'siKsind cbdsjesisit'Lue'mlyctfwsib-yezctrs of the re-_
Under the admisihistssrafion of
yMs. jrﬂsirrson,'srom the In
Ian;'1802; to "she" si31'st' De
cember, 1809 (: harg'mg "
* himss with. theze'xcndilurcs of
ing thou of a 'belligerent; 'furnish at least ."
pdhlicatcti chcap siadm'isshssistrasiom sicoiff shC'Uss-ss
State-s ohe miffion, three hundred and lWend
n'oddecreesDH'Y "are: intended which either -
aﬀect sithe-righte of neutrals,"or by transcend.
a pretextsisor' retaiiation. , ct _ ,
This nate-incur iisssjitctsdsitt'ntiy ssfoﬂowedsi by
Zsssiasisixid,faigWfifidisiect'd'ansidsisix'dollgrsss. , _ss siss _
si ' \ ss— 56346506
'a'dministratis'm) ' ssSQLYWfifig'
]an. 1798, to Slst Decem* ,
ber, 1801, (the echnces of
this year being incurred
under laws passed by "his ss
the last year, as before.-) ' Slfisinksidzz'ss;
'Frossm the Virgihia Patrz'atct
ced—! 797, uhder
' (commuzu)
_—
"too nium! the hrdbrs of blochdc Love:! 83]
lsslssesir ancenor to the date of the Bcsfin de
cctkce." , ,
si'ctBui' n' piss-ry. Uackadc Madsisscsi bv' :! pdwersi
{ass-si}. was unla'wsisul. 7' If "the "pin- k-rs a bss-fi-lljger-ss
en'i be!, as it wren-, named;-any sea Zbd "has
]asi 'n'e'utractl :: 'nsigfcthctoencerss ; ? This n- ,ss., (um,
nine has bet-o advanccd'b) Bonapartc. .)c
cause Bunapiﬂ'cc will advance any dnczripc
sifhasit subserves his present purpose; but it
has not heretosor'c been maintained in the
" '-U Stakcs.
" How-"happens it that nsio discfimi naﬀbfi'ss'i's-ct
18 madsic' octween blockadrs which are r'cal,
I and those which e'xisc only on papectr . ' lsic us
km attempt tO' t'r'ase this discin'ctiun' sfom
our wings, and to accustom us to conlqu'nd
thssc one with the Other . "This" 15 her of the
dogmas taught by the n'e'w champion bf the,-'—
!hbcrt) of the Maspand We "maghc Expect'
from oz'e ofl z's diSciplcs a "'solic'icudc 10 in
' erca$c the numbef' of "preach (sics. _ l'csi zs *
"therefore, that we are.-told, not that sihng
lasind has refused csio annul such of her ur- '
ders of blackadc as are unasimhorised bv the
law of nations , but, gcncmHv, that ST-css
** has refused to an'nul'thc' osird'crs (if bctzu-sskct
sad: lSsucd by her' dnteccdc m to the U skin
decrcctss'c . thus imputing blame to her fox '
exerting her meratimc strength 'm the an-si
noyancssc Of her enemy by I)! oak: nding hisct
' ports under any circutnsmndcs. '
siP'siOPOSC thmsissﬀ'stfisisisiritissh cabss'l-nt't shall take
"But merely requires a deciaration 6! the_ac
mal State of the British orders of blorkade.
HiSsssisubs'equmt letter of the" sih bs March,
'Wlicits only some &xplan'ation ofthe answct
to thcss: former letter. --
ss'Nothing have he'bn asked therefore but
ssan eXplanation of the sicxisting 'statc of
things,. the answers of-marquis Wellcslry
give that eXplanation and nothing more.-....
tThey (espse nothing. He says, " the block
ade notified bysiBritain in May, 1806, him
never been formerly Withdrawn ; it cannot
therefore be accuratcly stated that the re
strictions which it establish-Z'd test altoge
shrr on the orders of council'ctosss-january,
1807. They are comprehendcd under'the
more extcnsive restrictions of that order."
With that total want 'os candor which, to
the extreme mortification of every-real A
meri'Can,' m'a'r'ks all the communications
made through the National Intcﬂigencer,
"SPTCUng our mutual-relations, this is re
presented to be on the part bf France, an
Oﬀcrss'ffictaf might be honorably acceptedsszy
"England of ct :! Just basis for a reisiocmion i'n
"We are told that" this aH- Hgvd refusal ()
England to annusil her ord-ct-s .a't'shlorksiade is
smd previous to the dz-ssct si = =.i-e B: Hin de
c'ree,has " dispelled the ctsi :;zsi ctsi'thaf " the-Or—
ders and decrees ..fsi 'hc- ttzt-zj-gssr nts should
be throntﬂogiﬄsh' s T-t'sid," a'nd -*ss' h'as
neutrasihzbd "thsiessZctﬀct o'i'th'si- French'ct govern
'mentv'si'tssoctihdtsirﬀri't. . )
This is'zssuming th'c 'fac'sss,'_ that the sys
sstsiemfi 'wssiaggr-ss'son sion neussn'gal rights was
ctcomznt'zztstct' 'si>}sif_.si17;htt*.d'; that FraMCe nsssisirs
to revoke the belligereut orders 'and de
sfcrbes ch'ronolngical!y,ss and "that this oﬂ'er
has bc'mW'jectsied hysissEngl-simd. .
But the reverse 'of aictl' this is free. siThc
B_esirhnct decrcesi is "the com'tn'mcssement'os that
hold and Unqunhfibd system of aggression
whiZ-h hassisor its objectsithe'extermination'of
Commerce. France has notsidserkd 3 'cth
nologicalss'revocation of such orders and de
crees as-ssinfrsiinge ss'angi- controvert'the lawsss and
usages of nations. A reference to the do
cdmcnts' will shew what—Was sithe mﬂy pro
positions she made Upon the subject; and
that she required from England a revoca
ss'tion' of AL-L blockades, whethersilrgitimate
or ctillegitimate, "as a prcliminary td'receL.
'ing from the ground she hassimkeu.
JIntelligenccr says has been rejected bV Eng- ss
_ England, '-on the _contrar}',_has þusshlicly
declaredcther reAdiness to proceed pari pag.
's'u with'hcr'ensi'my, in rescossring siﬄ neutral ;
tra'de its ancient freedom. "She has gone ss
so:-ther, she has indicated, in a manner not
to' be 'misunde"r*st00d,*siher w'rllingriess to re
voke her retaliatorj; orders as to the United
St'ntes, i! Eve on osiursiþhrt wi]! Continue that
species of resistance "to the outr'agen'us sys
tcsim "of France; which ' we "have ssourSelves
"declared to be adapted to our Situation.
laud, has 'in fact never been made tocther bv
'our minister. ' In'his letter of the 15\h of
decreezct and on the. art df'E lan --
fusal of 'that eﬀer. " KP 118 4, a rsic
_-_But this subjegt requires and shall te.
For: a more Partchlar consideration".
am: Step which may ssimooth the way to;
"'sisomr'thitig like "an aqcommodatibn ;"-- 3
chronologicgl ordcros'belligerent orders anidsi
Fi—hrudry, '181'0, Mr. Pinknsy 'dpsss'dot
" Cotﬂd it eyen be Court-ded that thF's'ssva'gtic
statement is the result ofaccidezctctfct the insi
dious assumption of sans _ whiss- 21 accompa
nies it" isisf the work of design is?}...si 'u'uctghtssnct
to' esdsiape d'nisi'mudvers'ioh. "
ss f
But the proposition which the National
.. 0-_
!
' ctT/PENCH' [t'/s 'Lsi'Bss JUIL ZET DECZZEE,
Thciunowimg is a cosipy of the French
_ fit,-ure, "he ttcessd m our Ldndun attract: m
sisiSsiaturtlay s Gum-tle.
; The last number of the Bu'letin des Lou
'. containsan impenal- deer-er, dared at Ra'm.
bouillet, the 234 'ofct'March, 1810 which
(takmg into cd'nsiderkticm that the gatem.
ment (if the United States has by an actof
' the Ist March,1309; Ordered, That from
! the 20th of May neat! ensuing, Vekseh ar
lr's'vmg in the Uniied State-s, "under the
"'E rench fla , shall be seZZed'and csionfiscatcd,
together" wnssn' their car-goes. 2. Thatfrom
the same period, up m'erchand'i Z'tz, nnrpm
'd'u'ctihn of ts.e acid, or"mat1siu£si4ct-urcsof
'France or her colonies, can be imported
] into" the parts of 'the Unitcd States, lrom
! anv soreign port whats oeVrsir, under pam of
seizure, confiscatinn and p nasty ot three
' times the value o! the goods. 3 That 1!
she]! not be [and ful for' Am: rican vessels/to
proceed for an) port in France, her colo
nies or drptﬂdcnfiiCS)——Dccwcs its (51
IQW'Gw o-si—
** All vessels sailing under the Amcr'tcau
ing, "and oÞ/ned'it't whole or part, by any
citizen or subject of that pow: :, that, tcck- '
ontng frsibm the "30 h of May, 1'809, may
have already entered, or thdt shall subse
ssquentlv enter the parts of France, her co
lonirs, or the territorics occupied bv the
Fremh ar mies, shalP-be seized and sold, and
the produce o] the'- s tle shuilbe deposittd to
the Cttise f'D Amm t-isotion. From this pro
ss vision are alfinc cxuptcd such vesisoesih ::
"! they be charged with dispatchsitsia, or cum
wisdom from the gtzVernment bt that [I.
Statts, and have no lading nor-merchand'trc
'ou board
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sssi dsseems it unnecessary to- indicate the mild-,
; on the il'4th inst. at twelve o'elock. lQssfsi'"
ss the sum of two thousand dollars. with inﬄW
si thousand acres mortgaged toctsecure the pay];
si them of the said debt due the said Ludwc ,
Rich. Coleman, ss } Coﬂffi'
--'Zuly 4: -- tach- ss
TO THE ss PUBLIC.
HE subscribcr, after _a sslapse of tlmc
"necessarily consumed" in the prepara
tion of his hOuse, Jcspcctsusslly unneuccsio
the citizens Pssi Alcctxzusidsissrisianas well as thd
community at large, that he has taken sort
term of y—earssi- that noted and eligible estabf .
lishment known by the name os-thc Cn'Y
HOTEL,_ imcl on'ce occupied by Mr; Gadsbyz
whose cli's'tingitished abilitics as : Publicaﬂ
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopﬂ
to prese'rve by his unremittedss exertionsib
aﬀording to all those who m'ay conser on him
' the savor of their patronagesi, genteet and cow
'_sortable accommodacions. The subscribct
cqunonwe alth ol'Virginia, on the 2 :!
*day of June last. "will be exposedto salc,a:
; sisi'PHILADELPHtA, 7qu 9.
? si si- WNLYÞRKIYBW -—
si mss:Bric&si.Maþssing.Ma<Mu,-—Wvss
siseeo 'a mode-I of a bii'ck ma'clline,man,an
"cdsson "a new prshZ-iplcssi'nvcmed by si "
n'icT French, med-ani,cts!.nnd engine-enomsi
pity. sisihd _ 39, contrived ctas to manusctsissmss
ss bricks of 'a" kinds with she greatest [gem
ftysisi ilc'w'ﬄsipsddupe W'b'r'icks in In in"
5!" inppfich With slay. and'qu 5}: "'th
'jcto'rpmdch finY'fidmbcr rtqmqsird In thy ;;
kimk-ss. 'sissiI'h-sssi'ssclayss 'ts applicct'wishum any
'- viO'us' ' pi'esi-þardti'on. . lsit hqffirrs only the
ctnaturhl' moiZturr'aa 1: 18 commonly (cum.
sissﬂ'fir ifich csizs brso'w'ssshr surface- sinsisif she ca
in this slake- it " is applied to the silnachin,
"zisihdsi'ih'c brsifcssssks "arc' prnduccd' ? in throdla;
mpnncr, ready tO'ss-"pictlc mass-yf; Shving (be
ssssi'rc'fublc osctc'si'zfrﬂng to and from "1; Wd
and tending while—drying. as is done in lb:
ctcom'ffi'on Way. ' More thy}: lv'lsib-thirdg ct
'thc usUH!"ss-xp'(—.nctf is sawd'sisiln prnducingeh,
'sisih: ic'k's'r rsiessady to "burn. 'I'hesi=-hri'rks man",
'fzasi'sztuhssdsibv (he'ssmachine me 'knuch more
Ptompacc 'aful i'nmcnrtrabless to'si-watcr, than
lzssr'ick'ssimz'musacturcd by bind;-far. a brictct
si'xhc- same si-Zc 'will Wc-igl'. mctzﬄy one fish
si—"n'mf-e ' than 'ﬄoscss-madc ia'ctsithc can-um1
" was-. . .
" "Specimesihs sisssiof thesi'br'rctissk pPoduced'in shh
' sixi'ay, {fom' agircral kinds of clay, hat-e "bftn
burned, im'd'Thc result hssas'plrovcd beydnd
all dohbtsisi that [he mucffinc will answcnh;
purpbs'elintcndcd.
duesrom-Richard Bland Lee to Ludwell Let,
esquire, two hundted wares of 'siL A N of
the same more or less ; being all , the laﬄl_on
the North side of the Little River Tumyﬂss'
R_oad, now in the oceupation of Haﬄsosi'
Fttzhugh, and being part of a "tract of an'
Lee.
plic'uy of conveniences 'sttael1ed to the City
Hotelss, and will only submit :: description-10
that portion of travellers who have so gan"
ratly'attested its numerous advantages.
the house. of Sansord Payue, on the premiSF'v
N'—
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UssRSUANT to a Dccree of the Wor
shfpsul Court Of Fairfux count-7, in the
? Thos. Blackbum,
., .siJﬂmCÞ BTOOksi,
PUBLIC SALE.
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