Alexandria daily advertiser — Alexandria [Va.], 1807-06-16 00:00:00, page 2

,":Joog'si asisiticctussc. 'ct'lcwassiio she afwrmonsiuf
ss-jsi'si'f the Loehsi'ctof .Fcbruarctv thctjctit intelligence was _
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sssisisiss'bﬀctlss hecthasid 'thi'ssciatcoed che
_ _ _ immediately he ss-auspcnde !
;: Coqpsspmmnple; _th-sssit the treaty of asiﬂi- ' ;
me mgsshEogl-ond nhsiould be renewed; that ss
_ Q'WBQYÞF .ﬂhhnee with 'linsaia should-be
ss—VsssifilW-Y that no English and Russiad
. gan-on sbcctald beesrabliebed at the Dazda.
yelled god my tsihe cutlcsi ,ofschc Boophdrussi ; 3 -
si ghyt to English guriconsishousild be eate-5.
; blacke!) I! Alennsidsieil, add : Russin gar- :
' '9". V.. 39??— W Hsiﬄi ' ?"!S Mr
ss ftcte'ivssi-d'ssihcrc of that ﬂeet, cans'lstipg ossi
ships, knew not how to tale;-. advantage of
this moment, he suﬀered himself to be
driven into a kind o..negociation which
the Psrte ccttsstrefuily kept in so p.: me on il
nhe sound herself in & sitti'ation to tepulae
every oggreasion.si Ihe dispositions thal
were malt—ng soon pot'her in a sta: e to raise
her ssetbn , and she rejected the cdinus pro
position: of the enemy.. We had at thsitt
time 300 pieces of cannot) in bettery. msior.
tare andsshowiz zert—S oscns for red htsi't
bulletssi in full acti-zity, _,200,'000 men armed"
with titles and (oath, bnd'animated With
the best - spirit, 30 gon-shallaps forming
'- the advanced guard of nine ships of the
line; six heavy frig'atea and six corvettes
in the road- and five large ships in front si
of the sort.
All. this has contributed- -ctoo little to short
en the negociatioo ] he Ertgli sh admit-al
judging, no doubt, from these dispositioos ._
that similar measures would lit: taken to si
shut the passage of the Dardanrlles,_a
gainst him, hastened, after recono drawing
out petition to make his retreat. He has
þklicd the Dardanclles; but the Turkish
garr'iaon, animated by the example ofthe
capital, tired desparately from the only
battery which time had allowed to erect
there. lt disablesid and re-took the cor
vette which the English had take:: on
their passage, and itsiaunk as polaere loaded
with ammunitioo. Four days later, and
the enemy would not have come out so ea
defending he city He socoecssdcd. From
tlut multitude the French milk-ry ol) ained
. ever.) thing, lrom the good will of the mi
_ qistry and the Tuss k—iz h engincers. 'l he
peop' : seeing in the morning the (1: 3 posi
tion which had beePYnade doriz. g the tsioi zht
showed theme; lvcs dispioscd to second this '
hie-content of energv ' '
The preparation-i for defence could not
yet, however, be tery consx .erable. 'I hey!
' consisted only in a bit terv of 13 pieces of
eannon, hastily thrown up before Tophana
sianorher better) of 10 continue placed on tue
coast\os Asia, and lap: l) in 4 or 5 small
caonons which had bren pot upon an ad
Vanced tower. All this m gffit have meum
moded the Englisiahtqosiadron had it- ent er.ct
ed; but not being supported by the cross
sim of the siposissint at the Scraglio, would .
have been far from sufficient to preserve
' gie city, the Turkish ﬂeet, the massgtztne,
'c. 4
sic'ifted affirgtm uasavorabie censatieo upon *
- she minde of the; inhabizanssts," The divan
" "itself see-Mad uneasy and icrcsolutc. A
\ ssthe helm it scsilertoz {: to inspire courage and.
m ...cth- 4... out at": order sor
The English ambanador had in his nc- s
gociations with the dwm, demandcd as ss
prefiminariel, that the Poch should turn
_ may the French siambassssador had the; whole }
legatioo; that :" houilicies nhoqld from
that momen}; cease with Ruasia; that every ,
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:kevsiensiiffisipiassb! she me; -xctssssvosssi qfsi sisiusivhich were
slsisi-xoct, there 84ct's and t-wo.74'a,ctbesidcuwo
-—_ssig'-1tsisse_ssiq1f 48si .ssactusid 'qvo sue siships, having
..Tsipiuedsi the sucte'ighx's of she Dardanelles, al.
sisiafccsirwarrds'it was-seen (fasting anchonihre'c
leagu-ssfs; from Constaminopka si . '
si _-ctT—he appearance of these tor'ce's,sswhctich
,mm Wixhsiwsst any r:,sistan'cesi,..a few hourS'
she French smhaasad or, he them culter. .
ssisiisitg hitctlctussels to be moved by the eﬀects of !
that "his, thr'ew himself asi: wassre upon
0"? , _ -si l'
pdssodjaapﬂ brihg she jE-ngfisfi azuadmn—with
Hand on in'snmc'mQMMe unprovided, ex. 3
city.
grant master-amiss: spread thrbcg'sizout the *
'Haþpsiily the English admiral, though he
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Afzril, rectivccfﬄfzfithjissbfir qf .tbcssss-ss
ivan for so. :<
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35? shalof the Eoghsh admttal to be cgtf .
pioycd sitn the sc'sitv'tcnsi o! sit'tztttsi Britain, _ ,
tecn s5i I 'of tht'sigct two and ten frlgammnc
Red nr oneyear. ; -
wafiftat havtqgssfannounced thtt 'MJ. I:?
b'tithtsicttotct's mission was at an end an tooth;
ed the blockad'tng of vonstabtftogp six)"
English .tdtmraldcdatcdthati th :: : uld
ptchmipat'tea Were not itcccþtc , ; Town
forcibie enter the pdt't, act firsii 55: not; in;
&c. Hc- -ha5 not obtamedsiaoyss Deum—m.
ble at ssprcsent to come to dsiictssate condi
tissonno the sublime Pusitc, with a"; sinaval
armatnent . of forty sail. , .. isi
.? Fhisss success is wholly owing to yew-ral
Scbastiani; and it is easy to perce vc by
? the conditions which the English had
5 come to dictatc, from What mtsfortuncs
5 and apptcbittm he has preserved thsie 'I utks
: ,o-lss-Ie has given proof to this instance, of &
{courage, presence otmiud, character and
& resolution above all praise. Eve Say-French
; man has more or less scconsidcd him 5—
"each' of them on this occasion, made
5 hi'mch an eugtncesir, acannonic'r or" on me
5 chaaisc. . ss ss
] _' The day after .t-heiappearzucefos. the Enc'
sighsh' a captain-du—Geaie ahc} !WO eapsa'sit-ns'
lgofssartilleryssof the army of Dalma'tia, very
{siopportuuely arrived at'Qeeazaminople. .
if "she-y- immediately.-si vent to work and Were
;ofsi-great. help. Cliancc brought alsd shsi'
That day a French caabonier that had bren
1 drivectn away from , Rzgdad through ' flicte
ssiﬂtrtgues of the English: he was immesszzt
siatt-iy put in} day, t? atlenssgc himself. _ Lv
—sscsiry" mentum was nightgand day as the
'batteties- . . 3
The grand seignior, the ministers} the
janissaric-s. the eannonieeo and the Whole
.of the inhabited-es, leudly ackusiwlsi-ssllged
than it is to the French they owe sitheir
salvation. Aqd in truth they are (jeo-ted
at this moment with a deference, a se lend
'ship and even & kindctof respect, notsi ecm
mation the part of she Turks.
It is but justice also to say that after the
first moment sios ueeasinese and cmss-cssma
tion was over, the aititude-ef the Turks
Was very remarkable for its calmness and
[courage, As soon as the grand sesignim
had maoisested do intention cs re-ctissszivg
the enemy to the last extresim-ty, all the
ministers, siall' t'hc grandees ofthe stare.
took the immediate, resoluzion to repair
each osthcm to a battcrctv to emourcge ctr-d
excite the worknsiten. 'l'hcy _at first stood
in open air, they undergo-ailtrots, some
szf them under old shedsss durmg six (let s,
'rrightaod clay, swithoutleavicg i..er an in.
ttaot. _ _ .
French engifieers asid officersT'have ctjuzs
set oﬀ for the Bosphosirsius, for the pass-(me
of determinieg upon proper spots lus bli
terics. sctsihey Will go from thence to the
Dctrdznesilles for the same Oi'j-sict. The
grand "seignor hes' givesinthrssformssslorder
that-every thing determined 'by she French
amsibas'sador, should receive ani-mm'c-dxaxe
and .puzzctual-esssixecssutioh. From the dispa
sixion of his highness.gecerel Scbzzstiani
will Cause the Dardaoesilles, and the B-sizs
phares, which are the two keyalo'f the enFi.
tesil, ss to be pot in estate capable 't-sresis-siizg
b'atteries there, and had-even oﬀered if 1: ;
had been Judged necessary to have butte- .
ries—placed in his Haram. ,
The'citﬀyef Constantinople oﬀered on e-ct
very pointan-e'xtraordi'oary spe-ctacle'.
From the-disposition; and the sort of exul- -:
tttipn with which the inhabitassmsware ob
served to sibe—animated, it would have been
adesirablc thingthat the English should
have peraisted in their. enterprize. Their
ﬂeet would never have repassed the Dar
danelles. ' si ' "
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7944 ".Soufh America OX HIDES, of the
ss .si " FfmmctsiMQnte Vicdo,- are now
landing and' sor'sal'esiat No. 4, Water-street,
Basi'timorc, by ' ' ' *
_ siWVilliam jenkins.
_ , Also" on 'Ifa-zzd, - _ 'ss
Laguira, Oponok'o and Curracoa Hides.
7 '- Aggncrdaaeortment qs , -
_. Tainnesirssi' 'anssd' .Currictess' T ools; .Tanners'
Dil and Leather, Of all'kipdsj Which is oﬀer- _
esidssqsin' accom'modatingss terms. ct ' - si
JWB: \ [10] " " , - essctosiw- ' .ssct
demands and he þgsssct remit.) 'Fnotsibc a
the English have been in:-se, has- given as 4
example ofeourage 'a'ndsssidevmeufzee-s the ss
the most absolutc. 'He has no: gone to;
would go and essocuurege the pecpic at
work, and would ' kindly smilc on every
Frenchma-n be met. He caused the gay;;
dens at the 'Scrzglio to be Qperzed; to have
restom: single night. Every memsscgsshe-z
every aggreeSien-eu tbsepart of Exiglaud o: ss
of Russra. ,
The grand seigt'ror during the six (Jaws
_ La' Platass Hssides.
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si_ ?! _v snbpmna bcf' cn taken out, enqu sircd Me.
Another ground siis, that aceordiogto
the-decision of the_supreme cour; if the
U S. this affidavis d—Jcs out bear—upon the
presmr mo'ion. Mr. Sw-ctriwouc. who
was said to be connected w'u'n _co!. er,
, waa dissiche-Z'gcd by them because this affidasi
rit did um agsipiy to the charge of treason.
Asirc counsel then to 1): suﬀered to siprodhce
,ccstimony on any subject—that They phease?
A-third olgcction is, that gen. 'Wﬂkinson
does not relazc a single ac: comminedﬀn
she dise-sicz-of erg-ma; i'o'Vh'gmctia? "do:
nor any where Hsssi-c. The aumscy for
si the U. S says: that he wdl prove she over!
act hereafacrsi But, sir, ] repent "it that
ss the rulrzs of evidence apply not only to me:
admissibijity o! evidenc: but to the" order
in which it is to be produced. ' lie:: thcmct
then they are at full libert'yssw 'prosive the
_color of" it. ? - " .
Again, sir, this deposirion is me the
best evidence which could be produced,
and which the laws :cqmye. ss (Ten. Wzl
kiusou speaks of a cyphercd lene'rsi and. of
its contents, as well as he can make 'tzsm
out. Now, sir, where ctis this lene-'t; add
where is the key to it ? Why arcss'lhcy sszoc
here? why are they}; not produced before
you? For 'lhcse tcasczqzs MnsiWickhiam
bopedsschat thcctsicourz Wsiz'u'd eat-= suﬀer ejw'
zfiidavsiit to be read inner-.:idcdcectss ' si
stlr. Hay. We shend-not,,eisir, bictxnrie
from our cosiuracssby specchcssslmwcv'cr long
crammctzcdsithey mayctctþcsi. 3'": dip-,sspc-rl
mit mcco give (has: gcmlcnsizih 'a hsszdcsi mss ssfct
formation. 'FWhylaik cfshzfazfidgvic-Þc- .
- adhered to what was in meum the coun
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- sitime had been consumed—( but hoped the
73 -. CGLW AARON BURR.
klW'rczut Court- qfth'c United State; sor Mcfiﬂlz
, Cz'rcuz't and Distsi'ricsit of Virginfa ss
2, chsent JouN MARsuALsiL, "chief Justicc of
T the United Statects, ,
5 And CYRUS len-m, judge of the distrisict
j of Virginia.
- should not forget that hsie was bcsi'fnre she
. Debaf—c on the order and sþccieo of evidence to
be introduced, on the motion to commit der-m
Burr fizr High Treason against the 1]. 8.
"bin he hasn si, why [si not some satiSsac.
sszm') esc-Lise brought For-ward. ? We want,
sits! prove an over: act, is they sican; ctandsi
ct m; the mcleoM) LW'Q UIRER
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wss: objecc to the production of chis effida
V'if
air, ro see th s gr.:i'ie .an cross-examined
W' e want w see 'mm consrnmsied With other
witnesses {his is One grouz d on which
VV & idrexs tsi'b ., b mcteif (0 [sin.-: clcsk. ?
'I be. clerk r :d an', he!; no snbpcc- *-3 5 'cd
ur) withgix.'sisisiWsliZ-MC had iesudsss in
his : [fine; but that Dzauk snbpmou had
bcea ( .keii o
Mr. !! ick/iam. -— No one knewe, si: .—
There was iime enough in have: in m here.
'I me mail (raveis he in iVashing (in to New
() leans in 17 days. iis- mighi have comc,
pch! in {) i .".sgh mhere. W by is he not
here? ng it not some saiissucmry cx-si-usse
o-be mai- fish in? heisao affic r (i the
government and the ;; sif'Vt'letfnl n. gin
haue pine ired his aiiemlance as wsi-sii bi 8
5; eczdlmdch as by a CiVli p ocess. {Zas
(hit we are as aid of :hi s :: ﬄdziifct; What
is in it. which has not been: die—ad)" kr men
and suffered in every iocae sheer sins;-.
newspaper ihl'Oug'hODi the Unicid Scales .
it is not thai we i'c-sisc it in pain of saw;
but on the ground of principle. Wsie wish
two points to be seuied: Are z'ffiduvi 8 to
he read at ail on man : nio ion, and at
such a" crisisis "of th:- PTOSCCu'iOD as chis".
And it so, ought they to be read is (he
witnesses themselves were psiresem? W old
it be right if ihrysi were inch: nex: sirect
or che next. eoumy? Would ihiﬂ saw;? he
right if the e wasi time enough in pruuu it
in: viva voce (testimony iisell? Mr. Burr
had a right in i): nonisirnn; ed wi h gen. ÞVil
kmsoo. He had a "right to cross chs: in:)
an: examine h in on all ihe sin rm-si- nts
which he him nisi-de (he goveisiiimem had
court wou'issdsi acquii- Nicm ,nsisif asiny intention
to waste it, - when any iiisiessgsidi motion was
introduced byct' she opposite counsel he felt
it :; serious duty time to his ciisiessntsi to rsiesist
it siwiih fiimness . that for his own pan he
circuic court of the U. S. nor should he so
(or lose his respect for their discsie. omen! as
to bring forw'arsid "msscsiiions which he believ.
ed to b: illegalooiy to west: ih'i! time" of
ihsie come; that he hoped none but icgal
evidence wou—id be suﬀered in he introduc
ed; none but comperent witnesses to be
heard, - and that if iiiis rule was no: rigidsii y
.on the sin!!! r side from pindocing any
:nd evcry kiss;. d Oscvi lence that they ple-es
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Mr. Wssinsibkam i'cgsireitesid that so much
it cannot be supposed, said Mr. Wq
rWedneso'aysi May 27.
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"We-can posisizively prove the aswmsdmwct
"the regret,; and the dequnciatgop num, si:
, sscapcd knit; Mr. Bark when'ht'hcazd-siuf sihsi
ss'{:ssP\1bl-iss9_8ss**500si_0f,his cyphered letter? I,te
.sssihsim-fim know what we can prow, {MM
_ lhiy abandoosilhsscmazlves to sncir sicrctusisiffi
ct 'GeQLLWLIkiusou's-siaffisiiavit is _1h_t si-"st m sssict-ss
cerissca of sioor-proossiz, and it is for cssnsi .csisi
; (on that wcss wish lo commence wazsi: r.. ..
ssl'Tdsiofsiobjssg-csitsitq sithe producﬂw Ofstu- Wcti.
silkimssqh'fict siz'affidiw'u front what "to llst'au
þssssguoimctsi We __ how—it: to fbe peuecuy long.
si' plicab'lc to the present qusicdtioo. ,Str, um
"the Unitcd Scales to pursue: his OWlPCUUsZQ
in the urdc-rcfdrawingnul his cold.-use,
;- tsimdcr'a full ctcoufidmce that he wvullnvt
waste the time of the court by praizchc-g
ct any estrzocous matter; but when: m-tzc
necessi ) r-fprsizducmggcncral W-ll-izs-m't
afficlavic "first-P- if there was soczil me
; to prove the! ovett act, sifiss'tlkinson'szsiffifo
; vit gers (of (to-bing, for she Sugmme
's cnun us the United Staxes have already
decitledsi and by that decision he shuull
have-conceived himself b-sium}. even if he
had dissemsd from—it? Why then product:
thls affidavit. '
MrUJ-jasit- observed that there as agrtzt
- dJﬀ-rencc between the course prtsufsss-fl
lfby the court and she: one will;}: he: it?-wis
siwcultl have pursued ; and that he sun:-ut
hss b-ss-licteved t-f be had been lus; to himself,
he would at least but-e have sits-fifdm:
! court: itself that his own ccurse was the
l best; that as to general 'Wctlkzns-si n': affielzo
l vit. 'it might" even now be coast-ned Will
? witnesses ; as Mcsm. Bullmzm and St.-art
wout were present, and would say whcll'ctff
such convca'sazionz were ever held as are
ss detailcd in thiseffidavit; that he was now
before an examini ;; couzt, and notbcl-jrc
sithepexit 'sijzzry : Way then the same sltlcl'
.. ness of evzssdsifnce new as would be let;-med
oathe triql in chief? That he really be
lieved it wits the - intention ufahe ﬂppfiffi'
consisal, by dint of long speeches to 2!
temp: to drive him into l/m's Ccsi>-.trse.'*-=lit
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05" He business, tb it sin him had sizu :: zi-U
his mind, whic 1 be thou ;htit matczi si-Imst-i
that he had not recollecwd that the-; O) zssL'si
satssiofxs Wsie f'Q "said to be held by in.-sin ;; usiif
were sald to be zsimthoriscd by col. Hul: &"J (
loud se that their conversation: wo'zzsi'ss bzs- "17
01] bull. _ .
si. ct!
The Chin/" jus :ce nbservrd, he maug" *
no part x.! :: zgmigsi-blc at (Pus umc: 'H
general fish]: mu. 'si affi lwit either s-sﬄx
'sifssd pcom of the treasonablc desing
::hich was a : psu- s si-fsihc --ve:ctrt 26 ; m"
" TO]?! ed to \Onverszuusins, which howcsss
swough csihry mygipc be As upon !hI-ss'
Who h :ld Chcﬂ1,dld no: bear unod Csh'L-"ctsi
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'"si _t_si
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ed the "sick-mad oppzsssed to him, and (nal
they would he the las: per-sans in the world
whose epinions 'he would cousult on sill-l
Pfcsemoccz-sic-n ; thathe serioualy M.??
td thalt 'thc mitlcnce whtch be pass-"Med
would beyond ;h-ss: p-',55il)ill'y us :: (it)—old,.
comissncv the mind of" the court not onlj'C'
the existence of & trultcrous dcngH, llﬂ} Of
an over! act; and that all :th he enter!
was 'he tzzzsi-m- osproducznss this mass-te
in the order -Vlhls'h,l1t':shzluglllbtct'gl: lﬄct
part of this tle-position theft admzssbtc
] testimmky: VYe stand therefore sirussgctssctn
" ctm'ictedctsisszsssihsiich diet-riot shall, have be:-a psisi
- cugztion , sto sibcsicctanfi amzd wiz'k t/zc wimsi-si-sssi
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proseeufions the/accused shall enqum;
. ;ight to :" speedy and public trial, by an
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that they ought to knew he never comme
es against him, &c." Cvl. Butr lhcusf,
53, urge-neral constitutional right to n.
consmnssted With shewimesses agatsisim lllin,
Let gentlemen show. any excep'tiuusmit
; is)-llc'y can. And what have they dom-?—
Whysith-L-ysihave shown here an t-bzulut,
si an H'Bposated affidaviz, lor'whicsih then: is
no necesshy'and no law. Tm law posuih
ly 'ilif'eiexes that the best ctiitlcncessxs sin-33;
trothe had ; "that when & thness is atvussm.
ble lus siyﬄdxvit, is not to be hadst-(kid:
thesibll of rights. Gentlemen may icdccd
attempt te.) made in prtwision-siss, bssvtct'js.
ing that e'sihcyean hereafter-prose she m.
terial act ; but ! hope- that this man Full
yiotgsly siascertained by law ; and to b; :n.
jormed of the" nature and cause of sshe. a],
tngs.
sizcsz'z'efjusfit'si- stated, that the Sucrtme
court of thessUnit-d States had alssi-asJ-ss dz.
aside,-a, ("but an._ affislavit migh-b: zcm'sisi-z
undrr'certain c'ircumstanxs: but {hat my
had also-determined, that general 'esi't'l'm.
sun's affidavlt' did not conum any great as
an ovett act-; thlt "he was siccrtzznly ct
trcmfly willing to permit the arm-ney so:
never countenance such-illegal proccsid. !
those".g'efitlessþx'casicxþecxflo prove, sibm sse
of therﬂ-ited'fitateu. "in all crxmictu
.specfietof evidence it directly in them.
imparttdlss jssurys-of the State and distnn
wherein; the crime shall have been tom.
of our; hill of rightasiand the cunstiqumct
M-rssz Randalpbss' Sir yede not know till,;
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