Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1808-10-03 00:00:00, page 3

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" 'ct m Liberfics, W'ceks, New York ;
"chiHsi'Y—R-sia, do. Cathsirrsiine-R-ssxy, ]ﬂyne,
' .Suszm, Z-Ioffikt, do. Puttjc, (}zuﬂt, do.
yssvfubin, (To. Ezttzicc, Dryburgh, do.
me, Veal, do. Sa. 'I'ammaszy, Blagge, d').
na Packct, Frankfiu, do. Adciine,
lium, de. chah, R-Ioncricfi'c, do. Etizzjss,
shy, do. Bctsry, King. do. Mury-qulss.
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'ss "Was, Bostcgsin; Swan, How-drdct'sio.
His, Newby, do. Dolphin, Luttin'gct', do.
_ ]cn-ssts. do. Love and Unity, Veal,
qusland; ]uno, Dowerson, do. LI.—.
qui, Davis, do. Argus, Gardner, do.
" Noycr, do. \Va*.*rcn, Kelljss', do. Per
Mce, Matthewson,do. Nabby, Phip
Szkm; B'Ziner 'a, Manssiek}, do. Pol—
__*__,CT083, Charltston; Reliance, Dan:-11,
sshsiÞB-Mnfi'. Msiﬂlory, Baltimor; iii
n—Wery, Yxckerysslt). Indian, Hatfiehsil,
Mix; Fame, Starr, do. lndustry, Bluke
ny. Newifiuyport; schconch Oceim, Hey
XZCZdS, New York; Mary-Ano, Black-3,
OCoYma. Vasimon, Baltimore ; sloops Ca
Þmsimﬂ, Minro, Bristo], R. ]. l'ﬂcrmuȝ',l
ss-BVL', Providence. Spoke nothing, and!
thsiSno news.
ctw
I : A'l'
ss Wtf (: Iele'erfi-om a cammcrcml house
35de to another in New Tark, dat
?&P{WM*1* llth.
:? _ bng arrived here yesterday from St.
v ss'YS- An ex ress from Barbadoes,
had reached t. Thomas, brings dates
That as the let of ]uly from Cadiz and
: AnSnst from Gibraltar, mention'mg that
'I": of 300,000 Spaniards had marched
;: {matins of the kingdom ; that the
ct ]) m Spnin were nearly exterm'mated ;
she: Murat. and every other general of
were held as hostages for the safe sire
of the king Ferd'mand VII."
ÞW Of a letter from a gentleman in the
"'t"! part: oft/'tis state to hisfricnd in
r fctctmszd. si
: 'Wct if Bonaparte's luck should now
. * {'f the aﬀect-inns of our govemmcpt
"did Change also. It is said, friends m
""si m fnends indeed..)tis w be .sshopectd
w Boﬂaparte will need the aid of hls
M W- it would have been hard for
and ] to have depend when we were
,sscfn. Dearbom has assed thrmigþ town !
IN Way to VVashmgton ;-—where th'esi'si
sssi;-si_.'*sssi of Departments are to meet the Pre-T
.immediately. The dispatches lately
., ; Mat Monticello from " the people", ss
-ss _ ' Hampshire, Rhode Island and Ver
in, an deemed highly important. \
( P/zz'I. True American.)
{? INDEPENDENT shall appcm to-mor- I
M.
sillshe 19th line of the first page of our
PPQB isan error of the press—For I'i u
WMusdcum, read fict'si'useurn Rzsszsficum.
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AM ()si-ZR—Ze do. Ocean, ZPCorml " ck,
she, Ch.:k, do. Julianesi, Fordham,
,, ssmcon. Bnhimore , Rising Sun,
sssi rssmsig, ' Sparta," ]acobs, do. Cincixma
(sight, Salem; Bachcl ]oscph, dO-4\l*
(firm,; ]d, do. Commerce, Smn-ex, do.
Tiﬄfsib Gay-deer, Pxoviden;1 ic-zcsiJn
, , , do. L :ssk, Ba'ssmr. no. General
,, , . . Hoijczsi (sin. T' si-Lm, V'viliia ns,
hsssipÞ-sinuh, [Io-me.. Boston . Mon
vxshzbamss do. Fo-ssr ; fiends, ?ixiiips,
Wþhifz; ; 'Zsissnnm, Sir-. -g'ceton,uo. Abi
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Act,-Gssdimssr, simaddphlsiss 12-1.:.,iur
If? do, Exnvzrimi m, Hurry, do. hemdcel,
Bmingtonss do. Bz'siucsis. N.:nsisilss do. Su
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lb? Hope. Pazssne, Chin-e] ston , Cuba,
—- si - ss,ss siHlNGTON
Psiﬂ m; Tz'cl-etfir electars of Pre
ﬄ Wct and lkc-Pfessz'a'ent.
' eremiah Smith,
Oliver Peadody,
] imethv Far. ar, ,
fsi'S-amnei Hale, si ,
Robert Wallace, "
'e-si-sssiijamin Wssest,
mushan Frsizikjn.
ss-ventlctmen it is beneved will unite
Mso of the fiiends sios eOmmere &
NE WHY C.}: X, Sefﬂtsizber 29.
"kid- smce one last brig Armed Nen
ﬄffi Staﬀcrd, Of Ch ssLe ston, 15 days
na. Lest there,Sepzemb-sr12,
War-Mix may Gactzette.
MONDJY, OCTOBER 3.
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i READ ! AMERICANS!
l-sssi France declared we should not be neutral ;
' Bonaparte declared war for us. But we
- would not agree to it. He then issued his
! decrees prohibiting our trade to Europe;
: yet he has admirers snd friends here. We
have given many instances of the outraget
; committed by France. R eadthe following ;
see your property stolen, because a British
cruizer happened to speak our vessels. Will
you enter into ALLIANCE with these plun
si derers ? Balt. Fea'. Gaz. _
)
" Extract qsa letter from .Mr. T. H. Backer,
si instant, am: ?. 1 so.: ) to be ohi ch-d to inform
you, that late accounts fxom Paris, of 16th
ss looked on these glaring. acts of arm-sit): wish
youngshtttififfeﬄ tofmuch inconsisten
ctcy in— human nature, _ How strange to. see
": the first rate Dema Reþublz'csians so fond of"
despotic monarchy and a usurper; whilSt
Federalprinczplesare "feared as tyranical and
and dangerous. , It makes one ready to eon-si
clude with the old king of Prussia. "That
mankind were fools from the beginning—
, and they will remain so to the end."
watch ever and protect the rights and liber
ties of New England ; and while we view
with intZiIt-renee, these tyrzznnical measures
aZ-rsad, we may soon witness the perform,
ance of the same tragedy at home.
The writer has taken an extcnsive view of
'he subject, and gives a complete detail of
all the transactions from the time of the Ge
neral's arrival in that placho that of his de
parture for the city of Was/zingtan for the
purpose of convicting the vietinas of his
lawless assumption of power. In the course
, of his remarks, the Writer very pcrtinently ss
observe-s, ** It is of little moment to a de—
;ngsiiictded people, whether it be an hereditary
fsictmonarch or an elective president that braves
the law. Freemen know of no distinction
between twants ; and heaven sanctions re
T sistanceto oppression, whether the dungeons 7
& of the Oppressed be in a bamxck, or in a bas
L tile."
! If closeness of reason'mg, and a faithiul
. delineation of fucts, exhibited in a style of
! composition uncommonly brilliant ; if &
close dberence to, and a firm defence of
sssi those principles, without which our republl
, can fabric would be crumbled to (lust, can
? command attention, then will this produc
f tion be sought for and read with uncom
_ mon interest by every friend to his country.
A careful" perusal of these pages will not on
lv shew the characters of CLAlBORNE and
VsilelsssSON, in their true light, but will
serve to fix she judgments of wavering po
liticiaus, by convincing them of the falibility
of that man, in whom it is considered by all
good Democrats, no guile is to be found.
'nwyer who pleads her cas e, has immediatelv
appealed from tho 'xt ju-to ] frmvnthcsore the coun
cii of stnsisic. ' as yet I have no accounts there
of of the claimant. , Messrs. Duknmel and
Guilctxu. of Bloﬂa? x, but must expect to get
th; m cre -on<r, when I shall be better able
to ;udge, (or-etncr with the other consignecs
siness. Isould h 'a: "ished to glve you
more favomhle information, and never ex
pected the judgment to be unfctxvorahlsie to
);fou but" 1: sess ms to hm t been rendered m
in consequenc'c of a general measure now
new}? ad'tr ted, as a number of Amencan
\ essels' have been confiscnted m France.
inst. mention, that I }' sisi d-tss :cree of the court
of pr'sz-fs there, the sikmsictrican ship Auror—a,
captain L. l)aohic1],ol En'timore, has been
condemned wi !] ht'l czugo , and that the
Wh at .s essstbc to be done m this unhappy bu- .
A pamphict has just appeared, said to be ?
written by one of the first characters in New ,
Orleans, ,siwhich discloses many important *
political transactions, but its principal object
is the s;.-stematic scheme of oppression and
violence, adopted and pursued by General
Vssnxmsox, in that territory ; & subject with
which the people of New England, are not
so well acquainted as they ought to be.
Shouid it be thought less interesting on
account of the remote scene os action, let it l
be recollccted that the. excz'ufz'ee eye, which
complacency and even with approbation, is
the same with that which has been set to'
Extract of c-lcttcr from Cadz'z, Julu 38, re
ceived by the Shefzcrdees, at Ac-w Yor/c.
" \Vith much pleasure I inform you that
our port lS free, and I _think is likely to re
main so ; for. if I mtstake not,- Bonaparte
has overreached himself yery much respect
ing this country ; it is smcerely to be hoped
that he may receive a lesson from the people.
I have no doubt of it, as the enthusiasm is al
most inconc eivable QWWS all ranks):
PICTURE OF FEW ORLEANS ;
** I had the pleasure to aduress you 20th
(lated Amsterdam, 22d Fame last, to his
correejzmzdenf in Baltz'morc.
from the Pallaa'izzm.
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ss a Sinrr, something like a Sun might be pro- ?
& duced.
SHIP
F 1fty Dollars Reward.
RAN AW'AY from the snhscriher. living:
in Pittsylvania, Virgizia, t'ne 4th instunt. a
likely Mulatto Lad, named BARTELEY
CUTTRKDGE, who was formerly the pro
perty of John Sntton, decessed' Pinetop, Mid
dle-sex county, andsdd to Robert :sssidams by
Mrs Ann Sutton executrix ofJ:>hn Button.—
BARTELPY is a very bright mnlatto, his
hair is black and very strait; he is from se
venteen to nineteen years of age, live
feet 5 or 8 inches high. and inclined to be
ronnc. shouldered—there is nothing more re
markable in this boy that l recollect. He was
bred a sailor, and will no doubt attempt to
pass as a freeman and get on boctrd some ves
sel, and by that means make his escape, as he
asce made the attempt when the property of
Mrs. Ann Sutton, and was apprehended in
New-York, where he may attempt to go a
gain, or to Baltimore, Phiiadelphia, or to
some other port where he may get a passage
to secure "his freedom. This boy was seen
ss crossing' the river at Menchester last Tues
ssday. I therefore sorewarn all masters or
, commanders-of vessels l'rom employing, har
horing, or conveying the said boy awsy. The
above reward wﬂl be paid to any person for
apprehending and confining the said boy in
ss Richmond j-cti], 0!" any other jail, so that I
ss get him again.
! Robert Adams,
); Pittsylvania.
i Septemher 15. ' 3t__
sssisisigentlema'n in Spain at the close of the last
century. it is written in so spirited a stylesi
.' Ass literary friend has obliged ucts with-the
The subscriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants of Alexandria, that he com-l
menced an EVENING SCHOOL,on Mon
day, the 26th of September.'
He will teach Reading, W.siiting, Arithme- \
tic, English Grammar, and Mathematies, on s
terms as heretofore published. - ;
If there should be any young get-tlemen
who should desire to know something of the
e principles of Astronomy, the subscriber has
7 a small machine which serves to solve several
-' important phenomena of the Solar System.
I:? For the use of this meichine there will
; be some special hours set apart in— the course
I of the week, which will not interfere with the
ss business of ordinary school hours. , _ i
\ ]. Paradise. i
. gives Of a part of the Spanish character will
ss- fOHOWing. extract from the travels ofa French
Schr. VVelcome Retum, Brown, Potomac ss
T () REN T, F
A convenienttwo story Dwellz'nq House and
Sto-resi, situate on the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr. John Ramsay
_ .slL 80,
THE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupied
by Mrs. VVILSON
Apply to
Eliza Wilson, or
Robert I.- Taylor.
Schr. Hope, Paden,Vienna—-—b_zss the ﬂsaster.
Mary, Tull, do. _a'a._si
his roarings are not in vain. As long as his
action is undisturbed, he loves peace and si
lencc ; but if he is provoked, he shakes his
mane; fire sparklesssin his eyes; he roars'
tremendously, and the king of animals ap
pears." '
Married, lately to the northwardJVIr.
WMJYZOON, to Miss MARY STARR. A
wit is opinion, that by uniting a ﬂfoan with
it is, that the Spanish nation, apparently the
most grave, cold, and slow in Europe, some
times becomes one of the most violent, when
'Circnmstances deprive it of its habitual calm,
those which are in the most continued agita- -
two. The aspect of the Lion is grave as his ,
pace ; his motions are not without an object; ,
and deliver it up to the empire'of imaginati- -
on. The most dangerous animals are not
donhtless be acceptable to our readers at this
crlsls : -
" The Spaniard, naturally cold and deli
berate when nothing extraordinary moves
him, is inﬂamed to .enthusiasm when his re
sentment, haughtiness, or any of the pil-55!
ons which compose his character, are awak
and- so happily translated, that the 'ssifview it
ened either by insult or opposition. Hence"
Creek—pmd uce— Must er.
Betsej', Kenney, St. Nlarys, do. do.
loop julizm, Skinner, do. do. do.
George, Williamson, Norfoik,
sundries—dsiiﬀZ-rent persozw.
CLEARED,
September 29, * th w & I,
An 'Evem'ng 'Sclzool.
Port qs Alexandria.
ARRIVED,
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} A List of Letters
- fit,-maining m the post oﬂce Alexandrza, Ca
} Octubcr 111808.
A.
Charles Alexander,?
VVesley Adams,
;Sam 'I, Andexson,
! George. White. 2,
_ Miss Alexander,
Samh Allison,
Jacob Andrews.
B.
Josiah Bl'owning,
Benj. M. Bmoke, 2,
John Ball. scn.
Richard I}. Brent,
Geo. A. Backstern,
Duct. Brown, 3,
John Ball, 2, -
Moses Bx ssell,
iAHeu Lcck,
' James Bouie, 2,
? Philip Boss,
ss Samh Bell,
' William Berry,
' Edssunmd Ballis.
si John R. (looke,
_Ruchacl Collard. 2,
ss W'hiting (Looke, 2,
'Alex. Lochran, jun.
ss Stephen Cutting,
John Copper,
VViiii-ctm (lash,
Dsivid Childs,
&. (Ihapman, jun.
William Chapman,
] . Conway,
Robert Coliucs,
Wm. Currington, ?,
Charles Can-roll.
D.
hornes Diggs, 2,
Mrs. Elisa Dulany, 2,
Mrs. Arm MariaSmith
at Mrs. Dulauy's
Samucl Dunlap, 3,
James Dilworth,
John Dame, jun.
Monsieur Dunce,
lsuac Davis,
William Duvaung,
John Dugley,
XV. Dunham.
F.
Joseph Fullcr.
(jiles Fitzhugh,
Ann Furguson,
John Fosier.
G.
James Gunncll, 3,si
Robert Gunnell, sen.
VViHiam Grant,
Epes Griﬀen.
II.
Capt. Gilbert Hall,
Charles-.? Harrison,
Geo. Hellum,
Sam. 'anson', sen.
William Howell,
Thomas Hardin,
Henry Halley,
Thomas Halley,
Henry Henry,
John Hollingsberry,
John Hanckings,
Lunrelott I. Hamil
ton,
33— TIC K E T s in! the C/zmctitach
Marz'nc Sacz'ety Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
of the Alexandria .Daz'z)! Gazette,
pride Five Dalls. 63 Set/ent five
cents. A" regular list o the
drawing will be receiyed and in..
formation given gratls to they}
who pu rchasc tickets, '
Augussst 9. si. sict
_ Oct. 3. e03t.
aingle one. .
Just Received, -
A large supply of ?PLAYXNG CARDS &
W RAPPlNG P'APER
' Dr. Ree s CycloPedia,
No.16. is received, and No. 17 , is expected
m a few days.
Subsnibcrs are earnestly recruestcd to send
"to: their cqpies , especially those. wr-si I me
received but a few numbers: 'tis macn casicr
to pay fox one 01 two numbers at a time, than
to' ssiy for ten 01 fifteen.
ROBERT CRAY.
one dollar.
ALMANAC' o
For the year 1809, by the grass, dozenmlsi
___Qctobe}1 3.
Man as he o'u sir/zl not to be.
Neatly bound in boax us, and lettered—pr-in
For salt at the- Subccrzbcrs Book Starss
LOTTEBY OFFlCE.
s"
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THE LAWYER;
Just Pubhshed
Geo. W. Craik, P. M.
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o n,
Capt. Sam.Hamﬂtsson,
Dr Tho. Hamilto'n,
Robt.l.Ham1-tton,
Mary Hannah, ..
Riclmrd Humphreyfi -
Charles Hogan.
'I
Aaron Jewitt,
William Joy, ss
Charles C. Jones.
K
Penelope Keating,
James Keating,
William Been.
L
]. lV. Lamber't, --
VV . H. Lyles & (sic
Andrcw Lyon,
Vlelsix-ctm Langleb
David Lupton
M
Rcubin M' Mﬄffiz
Andrew Mad-hie, 3
ctSally Mason,
Sa-Pah M, Cloud, .
James Msi' Clsinahaa, 3
M. S. Miller,
Frecl. Moxen
John Mandeville.
N
Miss Winny Nesroa.
()
Philotha outlffin
Arcn. Ozburne
Vl'idiam Oliver-.
P
Elisha Per-ry,
] . Parson,
Mr. Pclson,
(180. \Nf. POHOCky
William Potter.
R
Charles Robinson,
John Rick,
Ben. Rcynolds,
()bediah Roch,
Robert Robey.
S
Capt. \Vm. Silver,
Peter Savary,
John Simmons,
Nathanicl Stone,
Charles Saunders, .
William Swink,
Barnet Sweeny,
Alexander Stewart,
Capt. Juna. Sherry,
Iosias M. Speakc,
VVcstly Stewart,
James Silkisk,
Robert Stevensork
T
Henry S. Terrcll,
Kinzey Talbert, 2,
Charles Tackbtt.
\V.
John XVormington,
Jolm \Velghs
Osborne Warren,
John 'Wood,
John Warts, 3,
Thomas E. Wright,
Joseph Warner,
Penelope W'right,
George Warren,
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