Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-07 00:00:00, page 2

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' hQsifW ,—n-'_.lsiunderotand '
ssit, kMM has-foe retaining the 4
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" , -Iid far-tithe-playen-en,4
' ct sssi-M-bu'nthsmbjcet claim-]
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'v-Z-ssnkffizisina die unlatmss-iited- .
"let? rides the,:relmv sssexp have,
'N'rlq _' ,si eye. of most of it: behold
l'pmth cedplleenev. 'tI-not with-a chzrm
and on to many . quite unplcamt,
. si Hingustiug; and uttng those
'llo hsVe ekprskssiedﬂuir disfike, diﬀerent
mien-=;- lum given diﬀectrcnt end ma.
OMFHGM. Some think it has too
" _ . countenance, indicative as : dispa
' "m W Picificsi; other: lhlt it'has an awsi
m From: on in brow, that may be terrible
full to'disunt nations. To me it appears
"100 fable so? war; me full. of. anger, so!"
1"? 3 end therefore ] ditiikctthe whole
'ct ot. How, indeed, itfmuv act. and what
musi' "Muddy, when it "than arrive
"("wilt-Spirit impossible for me, with
"Maid Psedict; but to-sar "" it has
.Wff_1n-_i<u.-*prnem embryo state, it
lus-"I manage, : ]irib not wininty 'that is
siirlqmt to ﬂux-"esse. ctThu liinb that ap
msssih designed- to smite" with early
' _ 'uon-mtereoum law,-! shnuldsi in
M " mea-with; if. it "We" on a diﬀer
*" Wildhldsiiu appropriate name. But
[uneven did! the ex'istcnee on. prncrva
* tion of" and", merely. became-it may. s
bm the mer, odd the disposition too,-of 4
w "nother ..len noxious than it-si
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MW. Ifixnppm to me to comm
when-in intend-um xvich each odur, and
Which 1 fear, 15".va well-{, and not
Milk-delay ssbuc v diss'fi-hfesiv'm ln-sieheir
mtsiqsiv vh (flaggy-"ob- of in l'dvo
whlﬂ ; ..
nen- n_ non. [I so, ie' ::
not ents " "in. thy
Qe' dfi'gu-Gfa the npffiw
[w dfhwsifi y'e; ss __
: us ....a
m dull—be owner ""into a law. _
Will-. eighth- nue-vel nag-s,"
"—sinhkh1'kbn'- þaned, ] him:- pur
ss Wuwfingdy 'sireunrh -;-;butsi'
mmyofissoctcsisict have iissn'le'nednsohihe"
Wfi' er' ents" Ye ' it!
"had!!! th- in him! Milk?- which they"
lll'yzygþt'K-q to, {an' urged. The-ect
W-Þhuc-udrnordsito migh in
"I?" Rules, And hnijtgsoud the balance"
"'W to wys-it! White-together with,
nigh :: ockimonsishcwhicct.bn let
M nopiniguin' mind, by whiehduty
"'Imlcﬂhl} lss be guided in tho-im-f*
mite-'Mthatsi is ww'-about-to'-—be
lik- ;de opinion int" led me anon
cord!!! to} nfiep in-"the'a'iohee ohhc
honor! net-beside conceived the bill,'
tho: is-might-h sidedfbbnd'siss But lot
withsmding hie nighe-and mine and- the
{sweat msi-nctsswyssmauml now be
lieve it wilkbe'hhoredsifilto. birth, and be—
come: swingchiid. sufficeth.-{came time) !
silk"; tho. domithtindiug in noble de?
feed!" (for iiksildd to have been-? begotten
23- NazZ-iikissf'iu elder, but inn-m!1
"it . ss_pdh-gnpumtioo,.siihc' Ember
ssdctd thesionn-inechunC-lawl, it will
ssuummmmfiuwwwunm,
ammwmmwmumnsi-;
Wxffi A?" '*'
w e! 1 'OOIIP
ct-H'IM-em che-gia- it. :
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sin;-now!- !!
zAuUanw nzm
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sifimﬂssbencter did!!! 9} beddes-{be'n shew-si
mond their cum-on.- ordaine- ctsidcttffiffig,
'. Unlcu !: give him !hssll-ss'IIctLWCQsiMW_
mon-intercoune I", !? him": lfiss'sict'ctssfiss " .ss;
; engrtajn whom shade-'My} Ghfisu-j'si ;;
here-in for , us Fish sssi f _si"siip"_wc arc-fix'd? si
icmxournlyesijebgd Wffi! -—-sssi
Than Jdumehmsi * 'nj'n &:ceﬂc'mi baffniix ct
- 'T-i- m-pctmcy UVLUWWM
(known: ged churche ctm-Moum law
." ver. worth mia-lo" much then-si
{onmuficieuzto' vesinl' ity to : mere
,pifolsic ("greet-end. w "tisesi'ss-lking'
—_ _ Macedon-In! been Materia
silivclv'COlTchcJ, bud'xhere' in;! both" do
ﬂywsiin the title deed-'Lﬂutlsi-Þ (on that, is
[tdiisi'thould be-n we]! mld'sssiwesishould ssbc.
sign-sin,- disappointed _n_e- to (ne-pay.
sittingt and the ver they poeeen for
..cnerjnng them into ull esseethith'onr own
deeireblessnemll at the-mon expedient in
our pretent eituation, let no purtue the
thinge that make- so: pence,-and not lteep
uþ and continue : eyetem, which can serve
no other purpoee, but- to- me: end-irritate
, those whom we dare not sight.
I "some gehtlemcn, who, in the course of
* this dicuesiom-hnve- talked [the loude-t
ssior war, have, after all, lower-ed .down, and.
-*concluded their fulminating speeches by
' acknowledging that esiuch are 'the general
sliepdsitiom of our 'peOple, and' such the
-eituntion vlour country (the aursi lus, fund
in our trea'snry. which we esso.o ten heard
ss'ds, being'eomehov or other reduced) that
tear at this moment. would he inexpedient.
i If thie be the cases why hold dry-be purs
sinuing rnenuree, when probable tendeney
is to provoke un: immediately ? The time
si-may not be;-admitted to our choice. ctlt
ss may come at a day that ire-think not of,.
and kind t'u still nnpeepd'red- siWpuldit not
then be more prudent in us to look to our
real lituaticm, to 'couiult' the Colid'interensie
of our country, than to be ,epcnding' our
} whole time in devising and attempting to
execute project: useleu to 'ounelves, and
T which carry nothing _witssh. 'thcm'to those
! who have oﬀended us, but empty threete
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I and vain den-uncintione'? Against Franeeo- '
] to be sure; not only the operations but the—
: language of our government hate been gen- -
tle and mild. Not so-with respect-to Grent
Britain; though, in my opinion, much .a;
ss verer tree-parate hate been committed on
ss our Commerciztl righte by the former than
sibythesilatter-y at the same time that we
ss-hnve had : dear bought treaty with the
;former, buthaveiuﬂ'ered-ouf treaty with
the latter, undir- which the country,"!nlþyed
, when we had the oﬀer Of in renown]. We
Knowxhnt me British nation are badxnouzh,
that ! do not think that they have tent-ted
And en oned tho'tthole of. human depra
f'v'gty. Ve have tome, renontossbelitvc; that
our momen, though called" pioul. brought
si" with them a portion of tt to thin country,
! and that it but hc-n rolling down thro',}hc
vein- os thou that have gone before us, on
s
s ' true-me:" thous zb'si si? 'N
. -- et,!!ithi'n-the Wﬂth
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desire-n'- mnk- l.u- WWÞﬂ-Z
mpþsinibcdwm-mm. ss - ,
Mmootllne misty-My _ , '
thelnbjmofmlordlnsi; ;
sspcbychbW ssmss 'M . .- si-t
WﬄkdokaMﬂlÞP-Z
si to .
_ . si. . . 3 'w'ct
'55F'sictsi K'M (deem; ..- ,
simwbei-tcbctrdsiﬄh-Wffict
passen, wood he alway: to bentquaineed.
Je it not then gh'—time, that we should
me have nor, nM-hnve'itctimmediately, and I
sshaVo we W h'mﬂdclsied. Peoi'cc; .— _u5..' ;
.Siq'siitj. to be p're'eunted, that-by this
time we have pretty will lent-ned the, prin-'
ssssciplee lnd-diqme'tsitione of —those nations a
ssginetss'whom We have? been no long coin
me: he thienation inn perpetual nate us
uncertnnny and .sselmnji t have no doubt
that thnt'n war of twelve month: would go
farther towards eatiesying the people—of this
mountry, then fifteen month: of embargo,
'lnd twelvemonth-of. non-intercourse, put
-'couree most proper and espcdient for -ue-to 1
sitogether. But il'peace is thouzht the-most 4
1)er and nothing elee will- utiasy— us, let
evil: :fisscesi W—c an per,-many cqlþg ss
tho "Britsþh "hard um, which, hot,-ger,. '
doit dtcmuo hurt. and an do us no ;; . ct
ﬂow often, in-tiqmoum of thildilcsiossn
the-most lnnnmpled prosperity,.tossexpssiesie, ct
til do" thou hucom into our -
("Peel,-"'I In no} þnscct- And. I ;
tion. To on) the lent of our-Am :; it
o r ,t' osth nor-L' we hue not 'u
colmcw'rmctvcmphh of though
eithation; th e temper nndctdiepoeitien ofenrj
P'siPko' Add" the pOWere of renietnce 'we *
"suit.;- and-no longe r'halt between-two n-'
piniont ? - "is tear n'ill'beet anewet- our sspur- ;
commit- ﬄlcd determination, as to the'
accheakc, odd CTEss-d cn-Dclt- ;
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.. 3 ,vss- ;.*_.oh sipf-Fl. '"isisssi'ct'sisict'if -_ 'I". -. :" _ 'ct'si'ss'siss?
&- then fix'd nuictshy'eubtaninnss- du
cti- 'rh'ti what?-died- it with in? Fffilfsctlsi 19;
[Was-nue: frosubmit, is ! underrtfcttnd it; ul
si ssssjsi'rb aetive, and impliu Saint-thing volunfss
ZW-ifvlllin tes,-ir'eomplacssenrz' in the; usi
'- wninl, to an ich-m: may-be reduced-. But
've'vdlnsiiii'g'esihe-zhinget N can-9! n'otd'sssiu' , -
lsisibusigsswss, 1 prsi-sassicte tt yond ." , _
deem-53" mean nnlzmisaton m" nsi .m-ss! .- {n.-,
sssithal. he did it)! ruli- (sin;: the Sign-w no
hint-qui] palliat- _: : . Is tt nnfmunon,
;", (or as to ieknowledge that nvo nre len
si- then four—z-MÞQ-dnbut innocent—lure
, frigatect: that the Cheaapeake dared not.
sicope with tho hoped-.;- that minde sinn
wy is";— leasithnn. the navy olsik-rentsiBdwn ?
ss -ls thin be lubminiomthen are no in npro-ct
[per otacero submit. . Bind-think it-il-nnt'a
Nss, gentleman can;-be moru— rducuatctgc
tubminion than myself. But [. am burn-si
' ble enough to 3", that : patient endurance.
As thou evils and prince-inns, whieh_We are
an prelent really unable to control, especi
nllv when ivve 'hnve no many ' nelunugn
wiihin our power, is evidence of more win
dom and dignity o! ehtreeter, than: weak
'nnd unnvaihng resistunee. imputenee' npd
. pride but illy accord with each other-"Some ss
gentle-Men tusk" much ' of the importance of"
mnintainsiipgthe honor of our nation. -Thn
this is am important object-! agree. But-is
l by honor is meant a thing that may bone-;
cured by doing justice, loving mercy and;
! tvulking humbly, then we hnt'e- it in our.
power notwithstzmding British order: or:
)
Flchh (lecreel; and need not go tower
for it. Ls by -ctnminn:-.l lnmor is meant na
tional lplcndor and gnic'ly, in order to ob
tain this, -wc must turn our utter-tion to the
acqssri-iiisi-n of'wulth, and let out the enter
prizing disposition: of our eitiZent be re
etrainetl by our own regulutiona. is by na
tional honor is meant a quick ruentment of
real or euppoeccl injuries, and we have an
inclination to discovsi-r it in thin way, we
shouldconsidcrswcll win-ther we have nbi-si,
, lity to give css-ec: to this object, len in the 'r
end we be cloathsi-d wizh shame.
: I am, sir, no sensiblc as any one ought -
3 to he, of tho injuries we have sustained
from the British and also from the-French,
though of the latter little is said, hut going
to war with either in the present lituation
of out—country, Cape-cially tho form-Against 5
whom our animosity seems to be principal
ly excited, would in my opinion upon: an ,
to a ltill schrer sate. -lt 'u winer to bear
the law ill: t've se'el than suddenly tude to
(1th that tve know not of. ' .
! The orpiment- thn gentlemen have
medesi use 05 in savor ofthie-bill frn'cge
neraﬂy been urged with a view osdimittish
ing the apprehensione o! evil, rather than.
aﬂ'ordingn proepcct of any goodto rcsult'
sromssit. 'The 'inhibiting British & French
armod ehips the use oi ounweten, which
seems to be Very generally. approved. ]
think to beincomi-tcnt with a nate oi'peacc
With those nations. I befiete it is a thing
that never hae becl done by any neti-on to 4
the armed ship: o! another, unites in war,- 1
excepting our own, and we have already
experienced much evil and no good from
the adoption of that rash measure towards
the British. For, in the first place, Wcii
knowing that we had not power to carry it
into eﬀect, they did not at all regard it;
but continued on our coast: for nveral
months, the president'e roclxmation to1
the contrary nOtwithstanJiug—ttnd after
wards it proved an iueupemble obstacle to
an ndjoittment of our diﬀerence-e with the
gnvuument of that sination, which might
otherwiee probably have been eettlcd by the
miseiossu 01 Mr. Rose, and ent-ed milliuno
ol'property to the people of this country,
which we have loet by one s tolish em
bargo and non-intercourse a) mean.—Be
sidce ] think that denying thou ss't'om
mon hospitalitic-e which are due" from
doe nation, et peace with mother. may. be
deemed : t-iolation-o! the lawe os neutrelio
ty, by which We proseu, et preeent, to- be
governed. And that such me the opinion
of : mqjority of the members oi' tbie home,.si
when they pinned the pretent non-inter
course law, evidently nppean from their
leaving out of ttm [w : inhibition as to
the "well th'tpo of France. That, indeed,
'meuchnrongu tue than the present;
for si pretended to ride with Briuin
qui—t". tunne,. at .our government had
y'?—had, or at lent intimated that they.
you" (as uppem from the corrupt-science
but, "publithe'dsiin the the forma- thould j
N'ere-ninthe! their order: in coucil,.n1
for "they afeared our ' commerce, which j
wi'sith'eutctthdbgbt they" had' donc.si !! a. .
then Wide'rcﬂ 'it' improper to exclpde}
Frnchp'ctmed thipe, ,whjr thould ye my"
winds: then), ssnpgcissﬂy :: we 'Fsi'si icthfsiormo'
ed twctlhc ['a-m! (If Wr-wlpfim viihsi
that goyern-ent lus not been maid;-{ty
changed tine- that time? Unleuss, think;
nay-done one mob" for crew-lift]- nag-,
Mr.-wed !hiP .vhssosi Pass-g. ' '
thl' 10 ku-plm Wsi'sid. tal-ad t! " _
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, Mrs-on that we ought :: ver to have mrlirb
ed man the meum p] lum-ing. I!)- lay:!
cmhargn wsi- the taught them 1 " they
do vsi-ry wsi-i! without us. But if difficu—
nor, they may p-rmic Our yew-ln- W'si
therein bullau and bring awa ts'u'ir ed
the (night of which would best-m]! ma
;portim to Chair win:. - Isszm prokilm' If?"
[carrying of 0si.u' produce to them. tnd'ilt; '
touch me on: people "0th '-'
iehey me m'w, to- cgrrj their '
I Arm-lie blind, ormile other she
;ehe British 'may rqcc'ire it in " '
their good., qui: sikhc nctddshooJ-Z ry,-Ilus;
!: l.:rgc (feign-";, We prprig if
sssissthcrcfsoceyllct they m n
tlung. do, not go far '
ss be defeated by correspondcntk cn-extcnsivess
.thesc are: intended to operate, or in some
,do th'u, þccauwthcy or: in want "of-"miss,
time all their poruhgnimt attr gent-is. then.
sithings, we can, with no degrcesi'of l-tsety,-'
produtcsi ahd want to sell as their mnqubc- '
turn. But we have liready tawsi'h them-t'
shall tye have : non-intercoune in-sadt'. mit
withntanding w: 'arc now kepe-lit! "the
law. Some gentle-am u'y tlwy wi "not
"we may propcasi- to. ourselves bv the-se rc
carry on any cum-nercc. time that rt-stric-ss
tions-Will do us neither good nor hurt. As
to the Britishctom: go.-ntlcmcn'ssccmssto in
of opinion,. that they will in no way coun
terasit : measure of this sort; But why will
they not ? That they have the [dver- dom
will deny. Have they a better dinmitisisim -
towards-us than-we have toward: them?
This few wiii unknown-else. ' Wil!" it:
be for their intcrett to counteract thit mea
surc !. ll it i'l-nm, it cunnnt be sm- durin
terelt to adopt it: for. other thinp bling—
cqzmt, it cannot inn-eate. our cnr ng mue,
without dimiuiohissng tho-in. 'he'y may
.pay higher du-tie- "than our own ; and iB
they are: not high enough, it is on to m ikc
' 'rri 'Ml'be What?-si si> -" ) if, . \
si ctd she.-ajﬂftffiwwmchm
sict ' <' _ , :: nisi-.? , Kithe. Wh'osiiftiblsssiitsisy
", 'si' Wffi? HIS?" Wvdw in.,
whole;" in; (ride.-of (sit- 'L ' Red {ton-s,
W n' W'ngissfﬄm-simith:
siworldsi so far etlem'a'e rtsi—O _si , .) , in.
Thin, wbgsieuresstvouldmsi' ;W bin;
into eﬀect.- and he?! o'e- Wss si gctfjsifgct. 'rmy'
_ honor-ble" [rid his Fcthlﬂfi KM- the;
Dan-Let), at. Wsihu; WGM she.
with: owen: - of the. 'Þsiofctlsibijbﬂlk, ' ct' WM"
gsspsiadonquk] He; Þbkﬂ Writ-"'t ! ninth
higher bright for. .tssarryiog'stocsinmftet' tue
ctprodqce of 10?! honest 'breth'rfeljctsigbess'pluntq
m own. couth;- wstsis z- mo'-ws
.juﬂl sito sithcsspcople of naked-nen? Msif'si."
sine—hard urged in sat-one's the ends " 5]!
of this not: the bctill. Thi'eilan H
tlemeo ctlhOUld_ dure;-e 'My; to gratitif'
Therever it cftsi done ah!-ten:) finitio
t e oterreto. ct to 7 or ,si
But this tonnage-anon,! better-Took]
ssbeenore then his-odd by the Medea-tig
arieing from the (limit-mio! oﬂ the lniount
ofthe litle. of their youth-throw,. end,
si from their being 'reetroioed from taking
bsrci ht from-ny place excepting where the
! cost ehouldþe— menusactured or'siprbduc
sied. But how win-[hie achcsime (: 'tlt'e up
ion the sitmaller tradm ond the rent a ri
lcultuﬄ interest! oi'eur country ? It it : a]!
Fhav'e any operatioo It all, it mutt certainly
ibe egainet them. Their produce man be
ssmceenﬄy lower in. iu price, when. the
meane us gettingit to market are leven-d
'-l-on'. in sat-or ol comtnerce, but eh'dleesinse
to be to. when-'that dare not [nor ' ogritsiul -
ture. 'Beridel. the ship men have never
mounted the aduption of a measure of thi
sort. They only with the gcwcrnmcnt to
vluve themto manage their own holiness id
their own way, without being shztrklcdsiwitb
-euch re latiotte. We horse'htttJ nuttjteroux
applicpttone from manusacturiogctntablish- '
meate from olmoet every quarter of the
sieeussotry, to whichrery little attention hue
yet been given, but are not! throwin prime
come ttﬀcctsito-conoidcr "so msiigbty'boþne ib
to the hands osshephip orders, which the!
havesinever gsltcd for. _Ang is th! com
mercial fcqtrrcttom to man but will not be
other manner be} end our power'tn control ?
As to France-", as in the present mate ' 05
strictiuns,_m:iy not the whtsizksiobject of them
reatrictinns by those nations against whptw
nefit. the commu'iiity in their inﬂilijqi oc
cupationn. win it operate ln'lld 0!er
iic siomm? Wiii it time, in. shew-:!!!
{! see, tnrcplcnish'our unheal-ted mann
ry . [thinking sir. For sort-Mr! ships now
thtm-highcr- stiii. But whatever benched
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