Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-23 00:00:00, page 3

There is no doubt but a very considera
*ble amount of property has been carried to
Tonningen and to other Danish ports from
England direct, and that with the know
ledge end eonnivanee of the Danishsi or ra- ss
(her BooapnrtE's government. Whose offi
eets had a good understanding with th:
.MMCII; as Sheridun says in his School
forscandnl, " these fellows have not ho
Desty enough to be faithlul to their own
'ilhioirs."
The-injury which the merchants of om- ss
country will sustain by this iniquitous de- (
tree, will be great. There sre two objects
which the deciee professsi-s to have in view ;
the any-sin andctn: ncuzmlity. T he acu
trahty is_si.e'riiaps waster to prove than the
Origin, except _zs to American produce,
but it is end-cut, that other proof} thin
those carried with the property, wilssl be
ri-quired from this, country. This will
consumr: much time. meanwhile a few more
milliom of American preperty will go into_
Bunaparte's enchrqricr, where it will re
Another vex-lion Decree.-- Yetterday
arrived here the brig And, cept. Pan-land,
from Tap-singen. which plete she left the
Oﬂzh December; the brings no paper: or
?efbii intelligence whatever. except that
the Dutieh government had inned a de
eme (or the etizure of all property import
ed—sorsithe last eix mouths. The object of
the (have (my: : letter which we have
seen) in " with a view that : etrict exami
nation may take place nsi to its origin and
Wrctalitu." The same letter further adds,
** the prevailing opinion it that the proper
ty which is mutual will remein occure, these
neaeires being only against property tvhich
had been emuggled in l'rnm England. Let
the "cut he what it will, I see] very ance
sy at our prue'nt eituation." ,The letter
from which thou extract: are taken, it dat
cd the Gth of Drcembcr, and no reetara
tion had taken pace when cept. Pouslan-sil
sailed. ss
with as a kind of::curitysishr out good be
havior, end i'urnish hit partizant with an
other argument in savor of our avoiding
his displeasure and cultivating his friend
ship. [( he should he pleased with our
future coaJuct, and we join him in " as
terting maritime right. and the liberty of
the lead," it is probable that our merchants
may be compenntcd for hic numerous
tpolia'tiom on their property. in the old
mw, that is, he will tell us : territory.
vhieh does not belong him, which has no
bound-ries. which we do not want, and
isor three time! as much as he acknow
ledge! to be the to tu- This will he called
. good hat-gain by come. and cover out ru
len with iinmosnl honor.
St had: Bill.—We have hither to
te mist-"wide on the full pus-(e
of _ .si Nasicoctn'ebill' to the Seoate- it me
taken. up in thlt body My morning.
\ 'tis-tion m made to re-emit the bill.,
454- qn-sietiho on this motion tus taken and
[was to 20- The final question on the bill
p attended. w when yeeterda}, and m
M,ayee26, med 7.
Mr. Sccretu'y Gallnim' m hil report of
Decem ver, [806 which lt-bssecteli publuh
ed in the payed. man: the revenue end"!
:;(th; _du'tiee ou merchandiu an? this
"'t; : terdeductusit the. expence o no -
is:-;) for the threesiwt yede:. at (chain,
The wisdom of the embargo . and the
I"!!! yea-"07 _ ' UAWMT
'si' A lOJSiJGssS
ble-ing of nonss-intescounc-{Exempli
ﬂed by : Pumer ]
From the Ba teen Centind.
{3 (Mad) its-dom
(No-son Ledgrr.)
s-ctsi ssxctctsio Felix-Man; sisi' *I
; siss a 5 :!
In uoo I. : '
Thns makiazadeiiei ney, orde'ad'ss 37"
to the treasury ofth'ess aited Statesss ltoin
sithe dmica— on nerehandize and tonnage, ?
occaioned' by the embargo and 'nsiod int:r-_'
course sc'hetn'es of fifteen millioaz, twoct
hundred eighty-six thousand. men hun
dred and fifty-one dollars. And yet there
are ideots and QllVCI_Wh9 enndemn the se
deralistssiparticularlj those in Massacssltn
setts' ; "who, bv their s'pri'ted, energetic,and .
truly sisicunstitutional proceeding" induced '
the government to abandon one ot'thoﬂ= in
fiqnitous and destructive measures; and
gave the other a blow which it will not
long survive ' "
it is said to cost the British nation one 1
thousand pound sterling per gan to build
her} ships of war, Supposing it would cost '
the Uuited State: the same, the above dc- ]
ficisney in the revenue for the last two -.
years, wodld have given emPloyment to
thousnnds of mechanics, and have built a ;
navy of thenty 74- g'un ships, and 49 fri- (
gates. viz. .
'20 ships of 74 guns, at ma Guns. !
Tetal Guns 3472 ]
On this statement no comment need be ,
- made to the enlightened lsireemel of New
& England. .
A N AM ERICAN.
I -—--:.:*-—-—
? Congrffi if the Unitcd State;.
s
; HOUSE OF REsitESENTATlVES.z
)
! THURSDAY, February 22.
(
? General was rend,covering a report respect
)mg a revtston of all the laws of Congrrct'n
respecttng the Post Office department. Ot
' dered to be printed.
A communication from the secretary of
had a communication from his. iLandais,
_which he was requested to lay "before the
Illr. Upham, after some cheer-"tions on
the appropriution of. 50.000 dollnrs a few
(let)! ssimce, sor-contingcnt expence-s for so
relgn intercourse, oﬀered the following re
lolutifm. in substance-:
Received, That the Secretary—ot' the Tree
aury be'direeted to lay before the house a
detailed account of monies drawn from the
treesnry in-th'e years 1808 and-1 809, stetin;
so? Wild! purpoee they have been drawn
and hctw'they h.we'been accounted for.
all:-. S/zeﬀy stated the Secretary of the
Treasnry sswas making out such : statemeut
as the gentleman wished. in compliance
with s resolution which he had the honor to
lay before the house some time since.
Mr. Upltam consented to have his reco
lution lie on the table.
Mr. Btmett from the committee on the
nsvy esteblishment, made a repott reletive
to navel pensions. Ret'erred to the com
mittee of the whole, to what-"was refer
red the other re it of the' same oontntittee.
i' Onmotion o Mr. W. Alum,: the house
intent into committee of the 'whoie on the s
tnendmente to the nppropriation hill. unde
he the nonce-Mr. Bessn'r in the eheir.
The committce wctent through the amend
, ments nnd reported— the bill es amended,
and the amendments were agreed te. .
4 A m-L-ee'egewss reeeived-srom the eenste,
nating thatﬂuy had passed [the hill te,
specting soreign intercourse [Mr- Mecffn !
hill}'with amendmenm. ?I'he bill was an
'mediately takensiupctin the home. __
.Mr. Moon moved to .eommit it With
the etnendments to : eomtnittu _ the
].siwhul'eF-thcqueetion on this motion In!
lost- , .
i .
5 dollars each gtm . 1480 .
30 stigates osuguns do. , 1350 1
? do. of 86 (10- do. 288
,12 do. of as do. do. as
house. On account oi some expression:
in the letter, he thought it ought not to. be -
war, covering accounts ol contracts for
communicated. It was [aid on the table
without reading.
1Ur.ctLove, after a long and luminnus
speech respectinga national hunt, in which
he stated the advantages that wouid accrue
From such an institution, oﬀered the fol
lowing resolution :
"Reeolved, That a committee'be appointed
to enquire into the propriety and expedien
cy of establishing a Nation-al Bank." Af
ter some desultory conVersntion on the
subject, the resolution was referred to the
committee of the whole, to whom wu re
ferred the report of—the committee on the
petition of the stockholders of the U. S.
B.:nit.
1809. O-dzred to be printed.
A communication from the Post Master ss
she Sneaker informed the house that he ss
[Taken for the Alexandria Couth-.]
The British Packct, we undentand,'hm
euddcnly been ordered to sail. by Mr.
]at ltsou. She will in coneequcnce leave
New Yorlt uriy to- -morrow morning. Dr.
Logan goes out in this vessel .; in what cha
racter. either as an acknowledged minister,_
or private mediator. the public are not gu
en to understand—One fact may not be on
intssernting to the public: Dr. Logan !! in
haþite of friendly' mtimacy with Mr. Jack
son, the repudiated British minister. He
dihcd with him on Thursdz} lait
! ( Paubon : Autumn.
- 'SsiHIPss
UN'DER'tl-e authority of mind of trust.
si from Wm. (, Hmss should-tribes win
'- oﬀer at public sole; Rise-ib, wide,!UK dly
.sios the present month. at 10' o'clock in the
sorenoon, um de'houn' d' the pil.
Wind. Roll. n. vilul'ble si; ,MW I
i bay, andsnﬂety o'fsrssticks stick! my]
: kitchel hrlittlnss _ - -- si ..
Onmzltlb, That the following perse-us
sibe appointed commissioners for superinsi
' tending the election. to be held in the dis-,
scrcnt wards of the town,-on Toe-day the
" 6th day of March next, for the pu'pose of
? electing members of the Common Council
; for the ensuing year. ct
{he Him ofu - We
ing yiih that, to dis house, for some .
relief from thy non-intercomess ' - ' l
'Hr- Gold was ofthe mite "two. with
Mr. Taylnr; he thought it has important .
thalt the bill should be decided on immedi
-lt_t* y. - - 7 3
Mr. But—en was for the ' until !
Saturday.- and no longer. L.:Wnssfit the 7
Iﬂth settion might possihly preVent sine;
'antlpeuslties from being collecttd under;
the old embnrgo lsvrs. !
Mr. Shqﬀ}, contended that the "th sec'- .
Charles Slade, .
Richard Weightmn} for In 'Vu".
Samuel Harpc-r, 4
William Hrpburn,
join: Young. } ed in. 1
, Dnmis Ramsay, ,
William S . Moon,
70";le Smith, } Sd do.
Abrahm Faw,
mue: Law-man,
olsg Stewart, ' } (th do.
! gain: jollmran,
- The election for the-Is: Word to be held
at the house o! ]eremish Nenle, Union
street—For the 2d Word sc the-Conncil
Chamber—For the, &! Word at .]ohn
Hodgkin's man, and xhe-41b Ward I! the
hous- 'of Mr, Hutc'nn's, meros'Dubs
and St. "Assph street-3- -
Ektmtfrom the minutes. -
Mr- Men-en was willil to t e for a "
day—but he could not geonmtpsit: post
pone for any longer tine. He thought it
was giving. encourage-ment to" the unprin
cipled part of mnnkind to keep the new -
intercourse "any longer in force. si
Mr. Bibb wss opposed to postponetnent
at'all, even until to-morrow.
Mr. Key explained the 12th lection and
declared that it would not have the eﬀect
stated by the gentleman from Massschu- ss
setts (Mr. Baeon.) ssi
Mr.-Gardenier should like to have the _'
section do awsy all lines and penaltisis; As
the embargo and non-intercourse were to ss
be done atuy he wished all lines and pe
nalties. He could wish that this 22d day
of Fcbruary, the birth-day of the bent-lac
. )r of this country might be a jubilee to the
nation—a general sail delivery—he could
desire that all those old scls restrictive—
self destroying systems should be done :—
way at once.
tion could not nt this my os the busine
be amended. &
i xcv.-xx
Port of Alexandna. W
ARRlVsiED. .
'Sccth. Brothers Return, Capt, Westen,
16 days from St. Baris. Sugar.
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lN 'COMMON COUNCIL
ct Frbruary 1 0,1810.
Pubucfs'aleim- _'.
ADAM LYNN, c. &
: NEWS.
qftlte Greece, fisi, .si
QST " si
die tyme-m * *
cnn thathdhio' - . .
commence-nium! hiess' ! - -- .ss -* _
The ficultysi'vsihich the; Wsict' si
being into-teine me! in: '
course,!se lie-mitted by Msss
but few.'— Beauty, thn Ksisi'si
wdrk, " ereﬂnt to be directed}
r will attend lhemoro
mond: notice. at their
he will executo in the. on "" . ct
dern style . either that in dhsisih
foic Maid o'f'Orieam chos'ey'joﬄr - \ '
(muls to the charge Palm uz '
Empress hserHP-o ippumss-ss
th]: levees (At-metrum; m_ - .
that in vhich the lnely .? "
Potterson Nupolcon, noq
with more than cssbymic
taml-unicn the heart of - _
gazer it belong-5 along, (in ( ,_ --
trtct of ( olumbiu) to Richard le", "
humauface that exqui-siizelyiiu _
nrgligent mennen so long in
zled for in vain by were at
tore.
T o ner ngsi'h he in! cheer
eke atubbie on their prolifigide
and unyielding as it mind;);
th: shall rate it even with the
growth under siif "quoted; .
ease end safety as to vendEr tlþ ' _ ,
lurury to the subject. Honrpof ss' ----- .
C/mkm crowing to horn blosiilngctctg;
is? 'lhere can be by dcdu
pri c of sit-ning all tough the -;
Asaron' : Bill shorter Face: oo'ide ,. . . '"
Pebruary 23. _ esi-ss ',}'_ss_
ss) A --::—XL 7
?. G Marstellcr. _ _
Febmarj 21. azsitct-f
ALL those who have o'd still!, copper
kettlcs or tin ware, in the posssis—ion of the ,
LasorecaidG. Msi-Mnnn, (lace,-used.. me reqnc-t
ed to come sorwsird and idemil) the lame
and take them own, or they will be gold ass
the property of the deoeued. _
; Twenty Ducts—s Rmrd. - si "
1 RAN AWAY on hid-7 the mu- —
;. : Next-o Man slave med B.!L
, culla himself Bill ctP. , belonging w the
; subacrihcr, living in 'harlcuoumy, mue of
'si Marylmd. The aid glu- ls . house nen-ny
I pain and driven . artiage very well; he-is .
do yeun of nue. !- scetsiD—lnobuss blgh, ,nnull
lace, hand-me lively aye-, is "my fond of
man; liquor. , 71 ssdll the Ride—had on
and took dish ctm mity! blue none:-ne. "si
um cloth mct-nq many, an jct- um sis
Benuu'o coud. two Ind: union ehmsi one _
with ride-s anlrossi-g-Mliwn, me hint. ,
lull hold, and may add-mia;- up;.m-siel.
no: hid-nel: Incon- w he wellducssr'lbqb -
The aid alnc w! middle with bin), and-it .
in expected (but he inund- lo go in such-tick
.Tm (Maryhnd). 'The, qhoctw royal-us'd!
be ptid for man; the laid slave in as}!
qullc joli. ad durst! il'brouzhtss
fond-incubus? _' " _'
ss ;. siPnscnna B.ertssssi, sisi;
John-ry "(!-64.)- _- si "F.",
FOR SALRsi'} 9" 32"
A remnrkably light Icrsey CAWlM
'ncarly new, with an excellent HO si *
year! old. and Pleud Human." '
'On Fnday next, the 23<l inn. w'ctlll hmold
at the dwelling house of George-N'Vhpm
deceased. on Feirfax ttreet. al sie perma]
estate of the sald decea-ed. -' six-dy; of
_ let ct
the Washington tavern. - ctssisiss ;ss-[sisisi
February_ 23 9... fifth-. *
siPussblic Sale. ss '
1 ss. FYPRÞ'WT 41 WH
'Houshold & Kitchen Fumtturc.
&c. 87 order of the executnr
Public Sole. -' ssct
On SATURDAY next, the filth jmnmgmss:
eleven o*clock. in the morning wm t...
told. at- the store of the late JAMLS BA
House/told Fumztwsie, Yz'ss" Ware, sict
CON. decened— *
. All the Stock m Trade
laid deceued, cond-ting of Rum, began, "
Ten, XVin'es, "&c. lcc.
ALSO
?. G. Mzrsteller.
Seventy 21. dlt
By order of the adminlnntnn,
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