Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-25 00:00:00, page 2

Count de anmont, * ' Msir. Conc
ss Baron de Longucriile Dowuie ; .
Florid" (a Foundlr'rfg' ,- '
adojzled by (I: '"azmont, Mast er Barrett
=By bix !! an (am. 'T-sicmct-zssisea (39 zljr. ['fan- '
"'ALEXA NDRIA THssZfictiZZ:
Sally, Mrs. Seymour.
Doors to be opened at six andþevsormance !
to commence- at 7 o'c/ock.
it:}? Tickets to be had at the Theatre, at
Mr. Snowden's Priming—Officc, and at Mr.
BrsiffisiffssnssPE'ssss-ss , ss a
Rsiniue, zv 3040011 Lisvht , the zivcr ﬂowing at
a :fistuncc—on uhesi sidca " Psi-siviliion extends
obliquely, through th'; lower window 01 which
a-Light appears; on the opposite & Uowcr of
Latich work emwined With woodbinc.
"()BERT GRAY has removed his Book
and Stationary Store to the north side?
of King street between Royal-aml Pitt streets *
nearly opposite the \Vash'm-gton- 'l'avem.
August 23. kct
-- In-Act ?.d, the Csi3 ST-LE GARDEN, de
cm'atcd [or a Þcte. In the ccnue an open
]. 'l'. RAMSAY, " ]
Attorucy at Law. _
Intends practising the Law in the!
Superior and Inserior Courts of Lou-si
doun County. He wxll setcle at Lecs— -
burgh. !
G-craldiac {niece to de Mrs. Jesserson
meczzf)
Monica ( an o 'sil Pea- " Mrs. Fraxncis
cant )
Unknown Female, Mrs. Barrctt.
(tis.
(;iris enter us XVood Nymphswho s'urprisc
and dien :: the: Wurx'iors—they remove their
arms and rsi-[Jsice them with garlands. Com- ss
L Ecsidri Isssidit'! !
' 1'5'. riasi-z) ' Jesserson
Gaspard (an all Jo—_
'He-m?) - Francis
te—mpic fanciisiully dccorutcd with Flowers,
Sanguine Bravmzs in the [zay Chzu'nock
Le Noizsic egg" Laugucviss'lq lctlarris
Tssxusst! ;CS &c.
but between two boys lwbited as warriors.
——
Rosabellc ( .fzer !!o- ct Mrs. VVilmot
To which we"! ('e Ga'srd (: favoritc ﬂlzzsicafj
14 {R(E.C 1." ! ]
'I HE PURSE; - '
On Saturday Lsszsi'miﬂg, Aug. - 2 5,
siwm be presented : :e'icbrz ..ted New Pus,
in 3 acts {anterscelsed with Son-gs)
( Vl-ver Pezfc-r med lure)
-cALLG
Bcrtr-md. {I' a 'a! sio
Lo'gru-z-zf'r ) Mr. Hardinge
By Wert. Dimond, author of .ddfian me:] Orilla,
Hunzct 2!" (lec Aljis, Uc. As {n'rjbrmed in
Los::tzsi-n. Plzilmseqza'zzsin, .Nl'w Yorlc, and Bal
- :z'morc, with the mosf distingiuslzcd .afqszlwucte.
... The zed-wry, dresscc and decorazious entire
ly new. Do esscs 65; ct'dr. Aluccnlzbin.
The orig nal Musix by Kclly. JIccom/zani
ments by 31. Pcilzsict e. si
fit?" The Pu-Mc arc sfPctfWU—Yl-Uy izﬀormnd,
wet m si-simzszqzwnsssi'e gf the great zm-ic-Zg
-- of New Picc-cs to 3}: presented this sea
son ny PsictL'z-j wi?! be repeated.
PINKER TON'S *
Collecuon of Voyages & Travels
PART 61h.
18 just received and ready for delivery to
pubscribers, by
The Foundling Of the Forestsi ss
Aug- l__7-ct_ si__ .d
Act third. z**-pct'cscn'sis the Bunks ot' thess
Body Saw 15 Mars per sizmmzm.
Country Came, 5 Do-fi'ars.
James Kennedy, sen.
Augusg 16:
A CzsssssiM TIZRIST jC [? ll'LET,
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PRIITED AND PT'BLISBED' 87
SAMUEL SNOWDE'N,
Rean-cxns-z, Alexandria.
Buron, Mr. Downic
'l'heodore, Harris ,
Edmund, Jacobs
Pa-ge, Master chserson
"'in Stcady, Jeﬂ'crsun
COM-MERCJAL & POLXTICAL.
"sisiW-REMOVAL.
ss 09,
13 ENE VOLENT Tzi IP.
sunne DctlY, AUGUSTss-zzs.
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'"Vv'hile the laws and sanctions of chris
tianity solemnly forbid lying, and threaten
it With every thing that is awsu], the laws
offas/zz'on condemn and reproach it as the
oﬀspring of asipitisul dastardly Spirit ; inso
much that the notcrious liar is endud—ed by
common consent not only from the commu
nion of the pious, but aisn from the society
of the polite. By a moral abusc cs words,
fair and speci-ous names are given to some
of the foulcst deeds. Vices of Certain de
scriptions, of hcinous nature andsipernicious
tendepcy, weighed in the scale of fashion,
lose their atrocity, and are no bar to admit
tance to what the world calls good company
--I mean, it is so in' some places ;. baspxly ;
not in all. But lying is a vice: proscribed '
bv che universal .suﬀragcs sins mankind, by *
Christians and jews, mahomctans and par!
gans. .Fashion herself-willctnot admit act
known liar into her circle. in this si
single instance, the laWS'os honor (nb
zssurdly so nailed) siostcnsibly - accord with
the laws of religion : the former,--however,
treating a liar as an outcast, not because he
is a criminal in the sight of heaven, but be
causc-he is mean and pitiful in the eye of
the world.
ss .Wheresore, as lying partakes of moral
simcpicudc, and cxposes one bothsito misery
.in the nexc state and (lisgrace in this world,
too much care cannot-be employed in guard
ing the young mind against-it.- --TI'o lcssam
children lo despise. and drcest falsehood and
prevaricaciun, and on no account to be: guil
cy of an untruth, is one of the most -<-ssen
tial articlcs in a good Educacion. This is
among the good seed that should be sown in
their-miudS betimgs, by their parems and si
'Schuylkill! when !ed by fancy's impulse
; (find,
; My dcs'ioas steps dung thy marg'm stray,
1 Pensively fixt on some vagary mild,
ct: Imagination wings my thoughts away
To future hOElctSj'V/h'jn with- new vcctsirdurs
5de
And Me adorn'd, thy smgrant bank: shall
bloom,
And everv hill asimd valley lend its siswect per—
fumc,
To crown, the glorics as the vcma! day.
Cb swift, ye siow-pace'd moments, haste
along;
I-"or noblcr pleasures wait your wish'd so:—
ﬂight,
Than captivate the gay unthinking throng,
Whom winter reveilings only can delight.
Spring. soon descending purest stream shall
reign,
- Am! vcmal fiow'rcts , race thy banks again.
10 5.
Peace and love and friendship here,
Around their balmy sweete. (iistil,
Making endless spring appear
! Amid lhc greves of Wexby-Hill.
I. S.
SUCH were the sentimc-ms ofan ancient
Greek poet of great ccl-si-brity; of a man
who, uncnlighlencd by the rays of divine
rrvclationsi, spoke merely,- from the: lmpu! se
nsnature. hc ::ncicsim Persians, it is said,
were at great pains to lsssiam and hzzbituate
their children to speak th-cct truth ; and thO'c
this a main point in ccsiiucatio n. ssT'nc old
(zrccians & Romans considered 1). mg so vilc
as to degradc a free man to & leve! with their
slzwcs. ctl he Turks In a] a liar m uttc rum
tcmpt. And indeed by the: general consent
of civilich people, the world over, this
crime is reckoned a malsik of cowardly
meanness of nature, and is brandcd with
inlum}.
Ssmotﬄy ﬂows the plach wave,
- Smiling by the peacesui share ;
si' See it fertilizing Ia'vc
All the masgin velﬂur'd o'er.
On a tall hiusi's-sid-e mlissd,
Bright its banks salutc my eye;
Nature here to charm the mind,
Brought each rich luxurian-t dye.
-—-" To be brandcd with the name of Liar,
" is ignzmmy sit sor slavesulone !"
Sojz/zoclcs.
m
; compact! on the Bank: singotnmuc.
- .For the Alexandria Daz'ly Gazettc.
Here when evening shadow's full.
Veilin'g mild the summer's sky,
Love or converse' plesuing call
Gild the momes-zts guiding by.
Not. by Tiber's laurell'd show
Movesiscmncly ﬂows the stream ;
Nor on Auio's summit hoar
' More luxuriant bawdes beam.
Somzet to the river Sclmyliill,
[Written at the beginning of Spring.)
For the Aiexandria Daily L'Zazem.
From the C'anm-cticut Caurant.
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-'MONITOR.
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Tfit out four ships ofthe fine and six srigztte-s, ,
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: the sailing of the Tnulon ﬂeet is no: true.
I
si24th ]Ltne. Thev state that the report of
sifore the trials. The court said the demttr
cort'siczte. m.- 41Wss=59d> and, 959 9! She
'the last Paris papers spoke of the royal
navy of Muratand our naval force. How ;
far this upstart had reason to boast will lsic !
seen bssv an.account which we have received;
frnm a friend engaged in. the action. The T
force of our side was the Spartan of 38
guns, and 258 men ; on that of the enemy,
97 guns, and 1188 men, viz. & frigate 42
guns, a corvcttc of 28, 2 brigs 0f.8 and I:!
guns, .zmd 7 gun boats, with 1 gun each.
the frigate escaped dreadfully ma'ulcd, the
stations. .
julctr/ 5. T
to sail with-all ctdispatch for Sicily, with'
some troop ships,- carrying out retnforce-'
ments for the same place. Several general
officers have arrived, sswith orders. to .pro- "
ceed with all alacrity to their respective
rrr was -not before them, and they could
take no notice ofit on that motion. They
then sixecl Tuesday, the 20th of Novembrr,
for the trials asst bar.
Ordrrs have been sent- to Portsmnuth to,
jcant Shgpherd, on ths.- part of the plamtiss,
! hard: wis ictL-Yo
From the Bastazz szmiary.
1) !? L' 5 3.
In the year 1-800, ]i-cut. 00]. John Mal
cMm was sent by the manquisss Wellcsh y as
an cnvuyexuamdinary .tu she court of Per
.s'la. (heat prcp-amtiom w-c-rc mz-dc by the
Persian monarch to receive the English ctmssi
mister in astylc suitable to (be dignity as
his office, and the impommse of his mis
sion. CO]. Blakolm, a fine. military figure,
presented himself for introduction to thsisi:
king in full uniform, iu'ccmfuuiad b} ::
ss suit: splendif !y attired in the: staff dress of
the governor-gc-ncralof lndia's hc-usciu.>id.
: The Persian mmistcrs Who Were appoinud
to receive the cnvoy and to conduct him
into the royal presence, on seeing him and
his retinue, suddenly haltrsid, :md (lispntch
,ssed a messenger to enquire: whether the re
presentative of the British govcmmcm Wrs
! not ready to attend them. On hisbcing in
formed lhut cal. Liakuhﬂ was the parson
siexpecccd in that character, they deliberated
among themssilvcs so: some minutts, And at
; length Went to the palace for the: picture: of
si an ambas-szsidcr who visissicd (heir come in
. the time ofquefcn LIZzabsi-Lh, and shewing;
{it to the coloncl, mid him that his dress
i was nonhat of a' Civilian,-affis ming at the
i same time, that it Was impossible hns mas-_
\
ter much ever suﬀer so strange a drpuscure
from cszablishsd cuszoms, as would be the
; case, were his servants cctmpk'ytd in thy di
' plommic line, to assume the gall; of'milim
] ry offic-si-rs. So hard was it {or them tu
I Forfccivc of the: contrary, that (he cesiloml's
mumaw acquaintance with their langung-siss
si-displayos mlsints adapted to his c-mpluy
!
...- _.-.
'(icncc ofthc king, that he was ccmplctcly
ss successful in his negmssiarions, and attzzinrd
chrc scarcely ssi-lficicnt to overcome: the
made no Objection, but wished the court to
fix a day for the trinls. The uttorney-ge
neral wished to have the demurrer in the
action against the speaker, to he arguetl be
'thci—r fathers.
The conditional rule [or a trial at lmr in
the. case of Sir F. But'dett v. the earl of
.B'Ioira and the su'jenttt at arms of the houszc
ofsommons, was made- ::hsohlte this mom ]
ing-in the court oisiKing's bench. B'Ir. ser- '
. ON TsNUA "] 'IOJV OF
Interesting Forcign Articlcs,
FromLom/on [japery rccsisitss'f'd at 'Vcsiw fork
without difficulzssv evu'yobjcct of his mis
sion. The grave Persians observed that
thedisposiiion ofthe British people mus;
be sickle, srivolous and inconstant, seeing
that'according to their minister's asscrtion.
they osccn changed the fashion otsschcir gar
ments—whcrcas, the stcady, the wise and
the truly noble, allowed ofno alteration in
their dress, but Were proud of the: gaub us
55: 10' þfkivsieiit, '1f poss'lbk,
their ever utt-ef'mg :! wilful {aKSc-hood,_01 at
least to cure she evil in "its snst 'b-ussddmg—
else the force of habit being supcladdcd .to
vicious propetshics of nature, a cure Will
be dou-ﬄy <hfficult, and in amafmer hope
less. ch have besimmc umo'rrious so: lying
who did not begin to lead it xx-hile 30ng
and few children zre deeply imiaisim-cd in l-lus
black art, unless through the smﬂ't. direct
ly o:- inclinedy, of those who have the care
of their pclsons and eduecavisssn,
scruples and objcccions that his dress had
OfCﬂ'oiOﬂtct. Huwwer, notwithsmnding
his red coat. epauicts, whiskcrs and sibuuts.
he succeechcl in conviucing the: Persians,
that he: was the: cnmy, and so insinuau'd
iiims-isincuthc- good opinion ;:nd confi
mcssnt,si3nd the puruluction ofiiis crcdcntials,
LONDON, fsi-"ctzct-ct'z/ 4.
We have received German papcctrs to the
w
Val—uabie Lots,
]" is:! "('f's nay q/ the tas z-ctw ct'sssi'
-On S \1U1{')\\ next, He 13 hl'sisi
clcvcn oclock, vi.] hc sold. c-n Us
miscs, to the highest bidc 'cl, sfi'si 'si :
i hie note:, at 60 (14) 5, with (44H"0*
j dmscis—
bix Lnts, hanusomclv 91
1 ]sisi fl.
ed \! p.,n thc \\'; :sl ing'sion & Alcxssmc
sis
pike loud, containing- lum t] msi 10
CS neatly executed att
i ' Dsict
-"1"(*,Qf£'lsisj'?\'\ VlCC "'iln'l 'H S'si s ;; ]sh
less hoi'sss'sisiﬀ'sihls sictd un bnsind Lth-lss'si
VH' Us 74. guns 31 ! is cxpfctcl'ss
for the liiusi'siffisi-si; 'SLL. isihzﬂ lll & diyul '*-'
])Oned until Saturda), the);
instant,
c.A1exandfs
Allgust M. w
61? The sale of the ssl
P10pcrty is unavoidably Pl
Mz lc Crce k. 'lhc siumtion osissl 15 Fsijss
is elevated and pleasant. and tle nc
hood healthy. Par ticulzus will be m
and a plan us the. lots sheun upon fi'lisisi:
to Col Gcoz' e (}Zcss/li", 01 10
siAugust 16 A
A
CaCh, and diet .nt z-Lout ;: milc :nz'd si'
lrom ..sscha! chin, and half .L milelss'si-sssi
A....
fiv—
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here: every hour.
um—Mfc
Pf:ct'—:*x*srct.oum. _'/:.
,osre Venus tzzzsi-ctsi Mr Mr. w] ,
. . '" 1 ,ss !
Amc-ric-sim amhassador, who ;; sssssisssi
Thrss gcucz'z
send l.".ut lilzic szrizzzigzz gi;1_r_<;siusissjsict_ctssl
varix (t' Us lumnrs hF-Vc n-sict-_]—si,_.si-] L'! sisictsiss
ral skix' :.is thus MZIZCh ;zrl suizi cu ssr-w;
pl:1ccb<t\s'--(msich'si - il-si- arm.}: si .n s'
gsil; but we ccz nszd z- shrm ma: ..
:si-f win;: ctzsizs really 24. .pn-fn (.. [; 4 :
pzuizz .. s'ot wnnt 53 Pi'c'Z) ; blals
He that in COLZSM' 1: 9: c*, of x.:si: 'sis
force acf";*r1c'vg 1 n-sssidsir _ !;._ :; rcta lord'
lington 11: as 'n-- rl] imcssul with 11, :
ctdsy PUV'C-ss, (! hx r it) had ])iitjk 1;an ]
or to m: ansiz' us pxsszsf m posizim :M
co, as lsi. mz. :y cissc-m :m 'st ezpuiie !f' 5
sizffi med thar. Hs' ;on! si, ip has asih ---,
ctfﬄsi' .n 1 h stronge}; of his auusssslssi -ss_
that hc nus decidcd m favur of waiv
against all lhrcsi'atrnrd up;,ct-sitim. *'
circumstances shnuid occur 'sio ;zlzcrcsss
termine: ion.
Tszc m]: (::mti- cas y'?.sissstin'fV'ssF-si]
of LOHLZOhisis ( mak, mmsisiuntcu lv- )?
qumtcxs.
si V'c! ssss- hzfv !)czms, (,! she: me kin
' shut lhct-y have no inurzst in T
sibsigs Me. taken". We hath
' . *(:3..'rctsi_ .*
(11 :m—r. ();us ;zzc :u usszcssictjss &sictssss ?
. , ssss ,:
{his true!? lz-si {L'UUlt/J mct'htsctuþpsi si!
. , sissss
and816 wounded. Capkainygsss54 iisi;
sevctely wounded, but is now (:an
ger. it was one of the woe u .
lions sought du: 'mg this or any
Courier.
In the Court r.!KiF-ssg'fi Bﬂ'th L'
' " ' * . ' shut
mg, 'Wﬄu'ctm (,ss-l bru, Rsictmd hsslsisiss
John Budd and T . Hzmsard, Wtf ;sisisi
up for judgmentct Mr. Cumsifltdfdctssctx
in any z-ﬂidassvi-t. The cthcrdsizlt—mlusissnssss
tune each, in which thy scss-wlsisi'si'ffi
-cqnx.-..M_-si_ . _
remains at luce: jn'zcrs. !
40
and 22 wounded; the cnrm m'ck
Be gistrr in which the ]ibcl n'assicfssrsssssiq
Ash-r the zftzomcy genm] si; si
speech c-I ((vi'ctﬄdtmblt lnzgsh, ansisssitsisisi
((I on du- dzrsiemsis YW-du-(ss, (,s 11
and (sinﬂzd cn t'in- court nnt tc'h si"
am, Cc-sihlzcu, t-sc-npc uisih & 55;
mc-nt ; x'nsi (!ck-ndums xusg Cictdssu-sisif
brought Up on Dltmduy Him, Wlsssssssi
tence will be [asscu' (sin (acb of stuﬀ
mez—x I-fxcuzampss' ct-si
ssssihc ﬂjﬂfktl IIAES di—dz' :;ss's) ].i ;,
furnixcr ai'rirzzls (;s isicsin I:,ssn' ulsi-siaissss-ssss
r< msi-Zpirsizsf su} ;",IE-si-s (sicnszdc !:xizsitct
;lsisisisi "]sisi- (.{Z'LLML utsumvcthctzlss-sssisi
limisiz- in shfctl'l 5"! UJR il'd ful! csctisi
M-ss—sil-si ;.pd u lzm' pen}: Su] Put i.!x-jr ;,sisiss
Vih-si-M 845 I'siisict
ane do. 1};
. {ye :.ssi
B.:zlny [:
BIZILZ fsif'
White:- Pcas (boilers) 77. '_
(}:sir)" PJS 45 \5
Beans, {] :
Tuk do. 5; 3
OJFS 245 s; ,
Pc'lzmd ffo. sift: 'ct
Pushmc (30. .
Rupt Seed O
Fm-r Hour Css;
Sccuuds L.:
Printin in all ltS --
C.:ss'rz'czzz Friars :] GRA 13;
If . ' . .'-' :.
. mace u: {inn; ;ufnucsizsi;
L IVF ?: Poss x., j'jz'
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