Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-20 00:00:00, page 3

:ss . 'wmsubjcct afiships to siquarantinc,
( sigh,; arrive in the ports of (5. Britain,
si 'om any part or place in Europe, with
cold" Streights of Gibraltar, or from
Amctisisisi' unless they can produce accr
sificatc on o-tzth that the goods or mer
(bandizcvof whtch their cargocs arc
_ composctctdv are not the 'growch', prbduce
ctmanusactutcpi Turkey, or any place
in Africa, wuhm the Streights of Gib
"has, or in W'cst Barhary on the At
]simj; O'cenn : or stating of what country
shzy are the growth, produce or manu
tacturc- _
Apparclosall lttttds; artificial ﬂow
,"; best or any artrclc. mad,: thereof;
bchsi bracclcts or necklaces in strings ;
bed: ;bcdticks ; books ; brooms of all sorts;
busdcts; camblcts; canvas ,— carmcnia
wool; carpﬂs ; cordagc not tartcd ; cotton
wot; cotton yarn; cotton thread ; all ar
t'tdes Wholly made osor mixed with cotton,
hair, wool, or Other substance hcrcin bc
surccnumcrat-zd; hemp; hoops; horn &
horn tipS; hats, caps, or bonncts of straw,
(hip, cant, or any other material; hair of
lesorts, leather; lincn; liquor of any kind
in bottles or ﬂasks ; lutcstriugs, catlings or
harp strings; mops; tnattrasses; mats find
mming; mohair ym'n; nets, new or old ;
psipct; passck thread; pclts; platting or
Lsigxsscbipctme, Strumous nsivsssstse na": ; pfrcu-si
ment; quills; ltags; sazlsctnnd sa:_l c.otþ;
spong-si-s; scocþxqga of all sorts ; snlk, VIZ.
crapes and litlamcs, buslzs and_nubs, saw
gilk, thrown and orgamz'si'd 'sxxk, waste
silk, wrought sisilk ; skmsct, Inch _and
sun, asind parts or pieces of skills; hxdes
and furs, whether dressed or in part, or
vholly lanncd, xawed 0_r dressed ; straw or
nay ani-lc made or mixed wi\h*'straw5
thread, zaw, chum, whisks, wool. whether
law of any wise wrought ; yarn of all sorts ;
and all other goods whatsocver, is they
shall have arrived in or with packagcs, cop
sist'mg wholky or in part of any of the send
micks.
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BALTLMORE. .S'epz. 17.
From the North al L'uroþe-sisi-Wc are in
dkbwdw arcspcctablc gc-mlcman for the
Hzmburgpapcrs and lcucr intellYngUCU {O
!hc25th juiy. The king Of Pruvsia Was
cumpcllcd to obey Bonapartc, and has sL-ut
his pens against the Amcrican Rag. Let
tus giveavcry distressing account of the:
people's situaciun—Dutch sunds fallen to
cuc-third price—maskcts for Amcricuu—pm
fluce rising in proportion with the increas
ing (lingers our merchants have Oppuscd to
them From Mcmcl (0 Kicl. there appears
onthcscmh shor: of the Baltic no rcsting
War surour m rincra. Bcnapaz'cc has pu
m'Scd to l'ecunqucr all that Charlemagne
Þssesscd; which would includc Kiel.-—-—
"bff gan: up her ganison to rcinforcc
_llssena— that proud city of Lubcc, which
six centuries ago [1164] headcd [he haue:
Wclfagucmnd was cailcd " Mistrcss of
1} Baltic"——is now but a trap of nefarious
Rue:.—Fed. Gaz.
sssﬂjgmber 17. dlm'
w ss .- - PZ'PWWJ
! ct jacuþgfd "si? ' th: x.;tobctaccosi cargoes,
nctE-ct {ship be,.bound to Great Britaiu or
'hc rts ofctssth'c -ss)sspVorld,-that no shictp' so
. umscanccd cantouch atctor wait for or
" ass any port in the Brittsh Channel, ex
act for Cowcs or Falmossuth, without being
ccgseﬂto forfcituro. ct_ " ' si,
mljsimain your Oh,! zest-'t. si - - si
, THOMAS AULDIQ,
N MO NY) A T.
October, at 10 o'cloc'i, at ﬂson
so! : seat of general Smith, will be
finde?! 2 and-l- montlzs credztjor approved
&c'd notes, "
ctsh35ss Rams, and 170 Ewes.
being unabanas, called Pqulars and Aquirrcs,
WCsihielsi is the_ ﬂocks ot th_e Princze ot'ctlfeace
sisisssCtor y lu_m of the Latrthusfan' frmrssi
filed at thy qervlficates of wlncb wxll be cxlu
: ume of salc.
The Subscrlbers having dls
Risidt OfRIheiKstock os Goods at ()Ct oquzmy'
occu Pd EN] the Stcre Hquse they rﬂzently
well:? —lt 18 calcuhtyd lor astorc upon an
ch scalc—also, (or & samily
si O
73: am oj
febcct'lsio, tlz
X.:sisi " si" v—f " -si, ?,
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53 Pilþhshed and for sale by the gross,
or angle.
B ss C. O. Mulier, Aufi'r;
Quart, :S'eþt._17. si
A L M A N A C S,
ron 1811,
si," 'ssssctct .siss. ,
. ;sisssssi' - si ssmgrc _
SALE BY AUCTION
OF MERLNO d'HEEP.
LlST OF ARTLCLEcts,_
'*-—-—-—-——
Cottom & Stcwart.ct
Ellicott & CO'.
American Cansul.
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Insdtuaiz'anss—The eagcrncss afnd crcdu- !
? lsiitywith which some men lisecn to cverysssi
si taie purporting a relaxation of French repa- :
city, is truly astonishing. FIVE vessels, -
With seamcctn from Amcrican ships, Seize'd
by Napoleon; haisiclcstsithc tyram's domi
hions, Since F.:brusiary last—thc Camilla;
the Marg'arct, the Despatch, the Francis
and the Ann-—Of these unhappy men,stripsi- ,
ped of every thing and totally destitute,"
ss those who escape samine, drowning and
pestilen ce, arc daily landing on our Shores.
They speak "to us as men from the dead,
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Defi'nce of empty Trcasuries. -The bon. !
Matthew Clay, a member of Congrcss from
Virgima, to a late circutar letter to his con
stituems, excuscs th: admctinichation for si
_ drawing the treasury, by remarking, " that
we know how dangerous a full treatury' 13 to
sin prpﬂigazp admxmstrauon, if suctcb. : one
" scrving character: it istherefore with no
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and ought to turn his atientiou to iomcchihg
' si , !Aimndrta si daily GazZtti. si ﬀssss
"Who was our father? W'ho our faithful ss
si friend .'
It matters not, or how we mortals die."
Mr. Lcakin ought not to admit such stuﬀ.
It is better to oﬀend an individual, by re
susing sdmittancc, than osscnd all his rea
ders by" oﬀering such matter for perusal.-—
I! the author of the rhymes is a young lad,
there are Some hopes of himsi, but if he is
over the age of eighteen, he is past Fec oveiy,
u Nor sink in courage in that destin'd hour."
" Oh greedy, envious heaven, why so soon
Didst thou take back that jcwel rich and fair ? "
" No glcam of joy, no comfort is for me."
This transiciun is so exactly like Milton's
" Thou also made the night," ilmt it de
serves much appiaUse. ln what strong
terms is the Almighty reprossachcd ; accused
o!" grccdmess zmd envy.
þy the gallows or old age.
A qu-ssstion is put where none was intend
ed ; a note ofadmiration where there ought
to have been : comma ; and or is used in:
stead os nor. ]! matters not is very poetical.
but is without truth. Wc had hitherto sup
poscd it ossome importance who are our
sxicnds undlrciatives, and whether we die:
Probably the poet meant, nor shrink thro'
want of courage.
ciSc.
and yet we will not believe the fact they
establish.—Boston Rep. 3
" She pressed the sod, to heaven she cast her
eyes,
And all the rest was utter'd in her sighs."
All the rest is easily understood, and is
very poetical.
" VVhiting, the Christian soldicr. is no moresi!
Let musquetry and cannon rend the skies :
To tell his worth around Potomuc's share.
How witness'd by each warrior's dewy "eyes.
Long might he fiv'd, Uc."
Very pathctic indeed. The musquesitnsi'
and cannon are introduced more like evi
denccs of rejoicing thuh mourning ; no epi
thet of sohsimniry being applied to them.—
Hc might liv'd lazasssiss, is uut the grammasir
our loresathers were usssscusitomcd to use.
" To see where lies that Just os !ivingfizme,
\Vhere thc cokl soft tvus ncvctissv rnjs'd around
Metho't I stray'd, when lo .' Almiru came
To vent her sorrows o'er this earthly
mound, &c."
In a note to the word A/mira the author
says that " the Christian uame of the de
ccased not being known h-z. has venturcd to
8 . . .
make free wuh that of A/mzra."
small degree of surprise we observe him
traduced in the Indepcndent American, in
.some miscrable ctdoggrcl rhymes, intended
to honor his memory. We are surprised
that'Mr. Leakin, the editor of that paper,
should have been so inattentive as to have
admitted such trash.
, Col. whising,si who died : 'shorc time
since at the City of Washington, was a gen
tleman of the most amiable and simost de
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20.
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"should haþþsiisi td get into office." This it
:Lglor'to us doctrine (or thieves and robberZ
'and'witsil justisy the peculation of Skinnesit
and Bidwell, or seqneatrations of Napolesi
on.—-Con. Cour
? " Art 1. Rnssia to take possessmn ol
Turkey m Europe, and to purSUc her con
quests in Asia as far as she thinks proper;
! 2. T he d ynasty of the Bourbons m Spain
i and of the y'BraganZa samily shall cease to
; exist ; a prince at the blood of Bonapartc's
family shall be insivestcd with the crown of
those kingdoms. ct
3. The temporal authonty of the pope ssto
- "cease and Rome and he r dependc'ncies to
be annexed to the kingdom of Italy.
4 Russia engagcs to assiSt France with
her marine for the con'quest of Gibraltar.
5 The town's in Afrtca, ssiuch as Tunis,
Algicrs, &c.t to be taken possession ot b)
, the Punch, and at a general peace, all con
siquests which (night haVe been made by the
,Punch in Aftica during the war, are to be
git en as indcmnizies to the king of Sardinia
\ and Sicily. .
6. Malta to be possessed by the French;
si and no peace ever to be made with England
: unless that island be ccdcd to Francesisi
_ 7 Eg} pt also is to be occupied by the
French h.
8 VcSSe 13 b longing to the fostewmg
{town's only, shall be permitted to navigate
in the Iicditcrranean, viz. French, Rust
sian, Spanish and Italian; allothcrs are to
be cXchulad.
" The public cann'otcxpsicct from rsine that
Ishou'sid inform them how, & by what means
I was put in possession osthis important do
eument , however, in that'quartes, where it
was necessary to substantiate my assel'tion
by proof, I have sound no he:.itation in doing
it. _ L. 0,
1 See my last puhlication, in Which there
are some f-cts rclative to the intentions of
France, with respect to the Unuisih ﬂeet; and
1 must here observe, that whi!st'_'Bonuparte
was thus holding out to Denmark indemni
ss ties to the North of Germany, Murctt was
scntin amiszion to the him;: of chdcn, who
was then in Pomerunia, oﬀering Norway to
his chdish majesty, is he would make a
peace with France.
t By such an arrangement the ports os
Prussia, Mecklcnictoerg, Oldenbergssthe Hanse
towns, and several others. must be governed
ctby someosthe leading maratime powcrs ol'
Europe.
Golslsmi-th was eight years in Paris, and
much of the time in office.]
'M—M
,. . . "'""' . . ]
Tlmnder Storms.—sn many patsits of the ]
country there have of late been srequcnt1
and heavy storms, attended with lightning, i
and unusual falls of rain. These phsiename- !
na of nature are the great purificrs of the
atnospherc wc breaths in, and which woukl
otherwise supply 'sood for, innumerablc di
seases, and even occasion death itself; and
though their appearanccjs sometim'es aw
sul atid srchtchtlysij alarmihgsi: to the _pyc of
reason ahd reﬂection," they mtm be: acknow
ledged among the best sat'o'rs bestowcttd on
man by a bsicncsiccnt Providence."
A herring sishcry corfiotation has been
establishcd in England, with a cap'ml of
300,000!. The _company is composed Of
noblcmcn, members osparliamsicnt, farn'tsierS,
mechanics, &c. They have alr dy ad
vertised for contracts [or_buildin'g!tfcit Ves
Selsss.
'_ joseþh Je ﬂsantgolfier, the celebrated in
ventor of firc balloons, died on the 26th of
Junc at the advanced age of Seventy.
In the late entertainment given by the ci
ty Of Paris, to their majesties, the Orches
tra in the dancing hall contained 300 musi
pleparations in our army; T
BADAJOZ, jleZ/ 26
Our first corps of cavalry which arrived
at Truxilio, matched to Caccras ; we are
assured that the enemy are there in great
force; along the Tagu't; on the side of Al
ma rez, - we are making the most cnergetic
cians- ,_ -
9. Dcnmark to be indemriified th the
north osGclmany, And by the Hanse towns,
provisimd she consents to give up he r ﬂeet
to sﬀ ranne. T
10 lhcir m [jesties 0! Russia & Frafice
will cndeut or to come to some arrangement
that no power shall m s'sisit me be pelmitted
to send melchant ships to sea,unsi1:ctss they
hﬄ : a certain numbel ot ships of wari
This treaty Was signcd by prince Kuura
kin and prince Tallcymndct."
We extract the following ZAntessres'tTngsiphsi
per from Mr. Lewctis GoldSmith's History
of the Cabinet of Bonaparte.
Secret Treaty as Tilsit. 4?
WTO , RENT .
.FOR ONL' ()K 111017'13' YEJRS,
i'TIlE FARMnow occupied bnys 1}: acke,
called " Rz'rmmmxr, ' aboUt 4- miicsss
smn'i Alexandiia, containin ,'threc' fields of
F 80 to 100 acrcs each, adapted to the cultulo
i of cori'i, wheat and tobacco, &c. The teims
will be made reasonable \0' a good tenant onsi
application to Mrs. Am; Brookc, on the prc
mises, oi'
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;, _. Walterss D. Broolce,
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THE subsmibcr begs leave to inform tha'
inhabitants csAlcxandiia 8.- its xicirfit), this.
his Night School will commence at his zsicct
dezny, at the uppei end osPxiuce Stlect, ne {:
dom to Mi. \Viilium C. Ncw'ton s stmc, un
MONDAY the 24th instant. Px: ce ostui tigrisi
siom T/n cc to Eight DoMl-zre per qual ten:
John H. Manlcy.
, Scptcmbcr 20. c.8:c>si3ctsi* !
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ct ;. ENsERctEssD, si
Schoonsr Hchioc, Butlcctr Bahimore—n
fall and winter goods-—:o di ﬂ-sircnt mur
'chants.
Schoober Fame", B ass, Bust 1n-—3.ssit-—
to Lawzasop and Fowle. '
CLEARED,
Slonp Harmony, Eiw'ood, Phila'dc Iphizsix'
--—by the master".
s _ 5]- TUlTlOY
. Mount Eaglc, ncui Alexandria!
___Sep .csimbcsir 20. _ cysi
With notes, humomus, serious, crztical am!
, csix/zlanatory.
57 RlCHARDUsiS CRIUCUS,
Afrzend &] t/zf- Author.
CONDl 'l ION S. ss
The work will be pompriscdin one volume
osabout 260 or 280 pagca. 'lhc plice go
subscxibds will be one dollar in boards, 'paysi.
ble on deliyevy. . -
It will be put to press as soon 353 00 end.."
scribcrs shall be obtained. _ (si'enllexsirþn hold
ing suhscription papcrs. Obtaihing and pay.
ing lor ten, shall leccch the elcxcmh gutis.
'.' Subscﬂptions lecc: xed at this office;
and at the diﬂ'esembook storcsin the district;
__ Septembcr 18.
ct , sisi Bos'rou, Sept. "3
. . Latestfr'am an'z'z. _ si
chterday the ship Mcnscon, Brighpssmfi
arrived 'at this Fore, in 85 days sxcm Ca
'di'z,_ which she lesq on the 7th Aug, (
" (;apt, Bss ipsmius that thinks Aumai'ned
In thatss city, 'much as reprecebuctd ty the
Jaw 'acc'cj-ctupls ltctttsisisi.(d lztnsi—lhac lL-c [! :
sstificatiossns siwersse neatly ccinpkuc'a—th'c ing.
habizams in gcc'sil spirits, w'nh ],lcmy 'of
pr cvisjcssns, Lutccnsidcxahje (IZss-xuh} 'waei
experienced in procurirgsi Water, in consc
'qucnce of their, beirg z'rrncye'd Ly due
French. _That abcut 20 British name} end
Sailed August 6, destination unknouctn.sisi
Five or six line sick Laule ehips ﬂid :.n esi
(]na] !:L'sssl'bct us tmall'tr.\feschs ( {si war un;
gun beats Were ]) ictn'g at C: dlz. The lamp
Were activcly empk-ycd in n—olcmixg the
enemy on the 'csipsosite c< est. Eicven hun
thd of the French ssseamcnwerc sasd to'
have arrived at St. 'Lucar by land; aboctuc
the Ist August, ss'vvherc a multitude of guo-_
' of boats Were ready for their rcception. Sc
ven or eight Amcrican vessels were re
þorted to have been brought into St. Lucar}
before the lst August, namcsssunknown.
Prices at Cadiz' Flour 13 to 14 dolls'.
Wanted to Purchase or Hirc, ss
A BLACK M/lJV for a house servant-Zsct
Apply Lo the Printcr. ct
ss Auguat lss5. :
_ FoR s AL E, si ss
Two Hork Herses am] a li'agfctgsion. The):
will be sold a ba: gain Apply to the Print
cr.
S'cptcmbcr 20.
IIE'Sbbssicribcr vencty refipectctfully insormsis
, his flicnds and the (iiiZCHJ os Alexsim-ss
dria, that he intends opening 3 A ] G [] T'
8 Cb 0 0 I. on Monci-y cxcning, the 24tix._
instant, and so icits :: shm of public puuu-z' ct
nagc—his t'c-xms are moderate
jamcs Smith.
siSfss/ tember 20 , d5t
,, ,. NLTW YORK, Sc'þt. (T,. -
_ The ho'n. Francz's 7. Yacsison (fatc'siBrisi;
fish minister) and samily, yc-szclday sailed
for England, in the srigau: Venus, captaid
"Crawford.
dhllsale; Bccf 14-t015. Polk 17.
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