Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-10 00:00:00, page 3

HE subscriberuﬀers [or nle the House
on scarlet-street, in Alexandria, now
pied by Mrs. S. .Mckollc. The uses
ny this property is worth four thousand
hundred ctdollers, and have, year after
ner-used it at this sum; bin the
ribcr now oﬂ'ers it for tale it the halse
mused value.
. He also eﬀort/or calf,
_ e "cant lctots no Fn'trsa: end Franklln
te. Aascssors have said that these Lot!
orth three thousand two hundred dul
r nere, and have uses-ed them at that
; but the sulmribep willtekelen then
alfot' that sum 'pet nere." '
would gladly eell all his property' on
all—his. Home- on King-street. neu
'Mreet—h'u House: on the name street,
Wuhington street-Chin ground-rent"
'dner- keperty Is hn in Aleundisie.
. rcdlt 0 6, 12, it; 18 mouths—Ap
Cuthbert Powell or i
- po-nt to a diﬀerent course of pro
g ?
,part of this letter, ] think has not
sadly ttnderttnod. I int-an the tle
on " that before the orders in cum
n be revukcd, their object man be
ed in some way." The object of
orders we have been intormcd is to
te on France the eﬀect of her own
_ ')_'. t'elUFmg to her those advantages
mtncrce 'which she had fozbiJclen to
nti. Now without enquiring who
he original aggressor in this warfare
utmls, or in any manner Attempting
tify the orders in counctl ; let me ask,
has heen the undersmnding oi our go
ent on this subject. When the air
ment was ma'le with Mr. Erskinc,
t not understood that the non-inter
law was to take the place of the ct- ss
in council, and did we not in some de
by the law of the last scssion, give es
this system as against France.
r. Lmoit's speech to be continued]
Man-"e no;-"'My fz; sctctct
nszntcd to rccugntsi-e our iasibn; to the
: trade (sin o ir rzfinquishing' the cli—
tle. And certainly what was con
to us at a period when the uzioni-siti
its oissgrcztttr impznctutncc than it now
id not at this time he rciua'td in an
emcttt.
not then to ! 4 t'egrettcd that at the
twhen out ent-unite had ment;-ii
. ]ackson had power to make a trcsit
tnatsi his institutions were not h
by the " three ctmdNimts," the nego
should be broken oﬀ under pretence
insisiiuatiun which, to say no more of
duuhush-diti not the interest of the
For dale or Lease. ss
isll to tell. or lene on gwtmd rent for :
eLecofGround on the southeideos}
street, between Alsred end Petriek-si
'.* R.Mess.
botlt would hue lied : " dien
'rct-eing dnly executed ; * in that
lgency of the British navy would
had the in viduous aspect which is
mpted tossbe given to it. A! pre
' is no engage-ment between the
tries, no laws of Congress which
ference to any such engage ment,
equently it cannot be wished to
share whatever in the execution
lows.
:] to the colonial trode I need
we. the all, or nearly all the ene
lonies are blockaded by British'
s; it cannot, therefore, be so much
ol solicitttde, as you imagine, to
: rrlsin-suislunent of the trade qfany
to thou: colont'es. On the contrary,
_ find it stated in my letter of the
"tun, to be at " matter of indilisier
_ herthe order in council (on this
be continued, or an arrangement
consent substituted in its room."
ietter Mr. ]ackson is full and
\ he declares that he has been mis
nded by M r. Smith as well in the
es us in his letters, and states in
but there is no wish whatever en
in England that the British navy
employed in cxecuting :: law of
." Thus then this nﬀ-tzsit'e con
most explicitly given up. As to
in] trode, he observe-., that its re
ent lry us sits not a matter of much
e to Great Britain at this day, but
t his gOVUDXDCDC is willing to form
ngenzeut rt-lative to it. Dnes he
y this, to be un'lt-rstond as requir
to mrtke perpetual by treaty, what is
inn:-ty; to rccugnizct- :tsis right in all
;t the British rule of 1756. l do
tidctstnnd him. You will recollect
ogemmt on this suhject in Mun
aty. By that the English gon-m
No March 30.
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: : ln one of them we notice aprocfasimation
of his exce llency the commander in chief
' of thatsurtress, in which it is stated, " that
he has received his majesty's command:
not to prohibit the importation of Ameri
can tobaccointo Gibraltar; but the tran
shix. ment of Aineriru tohacco from Ame
ricnn ships in the B.:y, for the purpose of
carrying on a'contrabaud tradesiwith the
coast of Spain is pruhibitetj. His majesty
has been stzsithersiplesiased to direct the com
mander in chies to prohibit the tranship
mentos all other articles whatever in the
Bay, except under the licence of the com
mander in chief, which is only to be grant
ed under such special circumstances as may
justily a denarture from this general prohi
bition. All rrticlea which are attempted
to be taanshipped m diszbedience of the a
bove orders, will be" eeizecl and consiscated,
as well as the boat: and craft that may be
NVe have been savorcd with a file of Gib
rahar paper! to the {th of Nov. -
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IVEDJ'ESDJY, JANUARY 10. .
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'A singular incidcnce qf numbers.—-We
understand that there were fifty-two se
males married in Alexandria lut year, aver
aging precisely one each week.
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The people can prevent war !-And we
hope and trust thev will prevent it. so
times like these' It is right to appenl to the
people, not in the attitude and languige of
seditmn and rebellion, but in the attitude
and language os argument and expostula
tion. Mr. Rose has already entered the
appeal on the Lpart of the admiuiauation.
He says the peOple must arouse from their
slumber: and take firm measures against
their socs, meaning, that they man de
nounce, persecute, and silence, an honest
and independent minority. The pc0ple
will indeed take firm measures, but_ nor
exactly such as Mr. Ross would wish.—
Tht-y have already checked their govern
ment in its headlunz march to ruin, and
they will do it again. The ** Dogs of war"
may then address their .countrymen as Fl
xsco did those of Gcnoa. " The state as
e:mhled—lmrte, lion, tygsier, bear, elephant,
:md rhizmccr-rs, stopped st'! and roared
;tquJ, To man!—The rest Were called
Upon to vote. The lamb, the hare, the
alas, the a.:, thr- tr'the of insects, with the
l:l!(ls*,. il'l ti-n'ttl lishcs, cried sor peace.—
S'e, Comes-:! The c-nvards were more
numerous thztnthehrave: the foolish than
the wise." But little will the independent
yeomanry of Columbia care for such satire.
T.]tey will go to war at any time for NA
TlONAL HONGR. But they will never go
to watr to repel the shadow of a Maid: of an
A'r'racx, the image of the ghost of an un
sULT! .
( F reeman': Your-nal. )
Toe-on, sundry-9.
Mr. Lm moved that that the committe
on the Dimict of Columbia be discuss-ged
from the consideration of the petitio- of
the Truste-:: of an Academy siin Ptedorici
county, Viag'tnin. The coP-itfeie m
dint-urged, epdftbe petition referred lo the
committe'coayndfichndo: " . - ss
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The resolution of thsi commi
tions, "cutting the sent at ,]one
ning., was reported to the how w
meodment. The home then edjomesi
so employ ed."
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
" Lupi,-s: see-dri
Congrcst (ﬀ the Unitcd State;.
trimm- Daﬂy m.
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'siMouou, Yammry 8.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 23.
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M. Bhitm elereda teeolnﬂon wep
spointacommittee to enquire intotho a
lpssedieney of during the time- of holditg
' the dietriet court: in the dietrietot Maide
The resolution vm edopted and . connnio
tee of three lppointed.
Mr. Ran spoke against the section: He
was for protecting commeroe, or he wns
for putting no restrictions on it. He would
have been happy to have seen :: section em
powering the president to {sit out our de
cayed navy and to protect eommerce. But
until some such thing it done he was for
hyingnonsussietionsooour suﬀering incr
ehants. if the seetion was leading to war
he should not object to iton that account;
for he thought we were driven to a aitua
tion from which nothing but force could
SHIP 5
Part (yf Alexandria.
aaarvso, _
Ship Commerce, capt. Cmdhill, 19
days from St. Bartholomews. Sugar, mo
lasses and cossoe.
si A French squadron is in the W. ladies.
One ship of the line and two frigates have
been seen. Three corvettes said to belong
to the squadron were captured and
carried into Antigua. Antigua it said
to be under marshal law: no vessel is allow
ed to clear out for St. Bartholomews.
The expedition against Guadaloupe it
till getting ready at Martiniquc. _
The sch'r Frcighter, capt- Levering was
to sail on the 23d of ﬂee. the brig Colnnt
bin, Stone, to sail on the .25tb; both for
lhis pOl to 'ct
The three wasted sch'r ]ouathan LCoz,
_William Dew mastsr,no certain:, of sail
ws mue _ .
sisi Cape. Vomit-allo- hid-I. bond-to
lahi-oreintbebrig Sun-na i lraneis,
['A-disdain, in .llt- If. long. 51, al
ﬂvsdialiisloazbostvitbnllhis crewm
day- bsfore the Canace bait- Dares.
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- Some Valuable ctSlaves
gie the-mudMCu-m
vill be aloud et We Amid-.
on WEDNEÞD AY. the loth by of leon-ry ,
for end.
E. Brooke.
Adlnilistratsinr man as non-5 ct
esse-na Cor-m: - .
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A communication from the w 07
the Navy'sseopectin' even-acts; n'ilt! another
relþsseeting clerk-, were read and ordered to
be printed.
The hill for reviving the two did a be!!
per eent. dut) , wet tend : third time and
pened.
The home took up the report of the con
mittee of electione on the eontested elec
tion of ]onnthan ]ennioge. After debnte,
on motion of Mr. Gholdnn, it wot pou
_poned until to-morrow.
The home went into eotnmittee of the
whole—"r. Dznu in the chair—on the
bill respecting commereial intercourse be
tween the United State: and Great Britain
and France and their dependenciea.
Mr. Pickman moved to strike out the
fifth section, and spoke at conniderable
length in lssavor of his motion.
Mr. Sepbert spoke at length against the s
bill altogether. He went intoa history of
the trade osour country, and evinced that
he is a true disciple of the great colonel of
Philudelphia.
fist-. Liver-more spoke against the seetion,
but wished the bill not to be entirely lost on
account of the objeetionable parts.
out. at Boy-Murder, in then-ty office
William.- Thsy villhsddlnfadﬂhuﬂ ct
Mr. Potter was against the bill except
the first and second sections. He consider
ed that is this bill should pass, it would fi
nally be worte than the embargo or non
intercourse.
ﬂsr. )!acon rose to explain, and to speak
in favor of the bill.
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for th. coming omen, oi- lomd if no
quit-ed son term cryen, cum nium-X
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following edvesfilmmshneﬂm In" ' "
week for for four weeks. _h the
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t in 0 Wrin' o untie. line
fgm the Orphed'e Court chid _'
ten testamenm-y on the ent-le efsi
Ludm'ck lie.-[likely lete oftbe m ctss
dec'd, all pennon having chide
deceued are hereby vel-ned be
mue, with the venehmtfienofi w she.—be
ladder-on or bed—ende !"ldey'ofhlyﬂ,
or they may by let be wedded,—dip
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Athrce story BRlCK WARE.
HOUSE at the corner of Union UM'
streete ; 28 feet from upon Plhu. na 46
feet 4 inches from upon UMW. Oh,
copied by J-mnhm ;md David Rule." _ ,"
A HOUSE andssLOT mapl
ed by.!ecob heap; I-hie' Lo: two Nine e
iuchce ofn Union—street,i and "Set I beh—
on a 20 eet elley ; it w uzbeee ﬂow
or divided n any bon esiuhM ..
A vacanc LOT-sibindi'ngsi on
Duke. Pauick. end won-num, held, ene
l'ounh of . squere. . -
For terms epply to'
1 mo. lo. JOhn JW. .
V'm LL or sssi-si.
roasALL_ -ct
For New-YoFEsi si _
5. Sclmccr SALLY. _
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