Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-09 00:00:00, page 3

m! Amrricans .' detention .'-—The so!
'ng anthemic artiele corroboraces the
ment of the piece we published on
si aylnt, respecting the magnitude of
leons captures. If fact: can be allow
yweigfn in silencing impudent :lesa
'on, & exposing the'treuchei—y of French
siizzns. ic wilibe ofche gremest impnrsi
telo bbzaio from the other sea ;orts si
hr statement.-.. \r\'e heg our Edimrial
{mia to procure an'! publish them. , Thus
ill it be lecn whether the clamur for war
Englam he not in: n 'ed to coverFreneh
'silrS.--;_Bdc'f. Fc'd. [Je/),]
par. stanzas? ( Frere;-rub Four-tal.
sutheozic statement c-tss (apt-tree os_ the'
roperty "of the citizms of the U. State-s
the belligercnt power: of EurOpe since
raising'usthe etubat'go last March, as
cured in the nine public office: in Phi
elphia.
mount e-i captures by the British 30,000
ars. 10,0GO whereof has been restored.
Atqouat of captures by the French in
" ing one vessel phtnderedsiand burnt at
* SBAZO dollars.38,500 dollars whereof
been recaptured by the British and- re
7 &; WVIBQO . ' . -
' of estates-13? the Danes 909,542
ssOMSOO wher has been n [eased
charges which in somp imtances
to a species of ransom.
mount captured by the Spaniards 10,000
n, 'When-cas no tidings since captumd.
silﬂde'phia. DEC. 30. 18090
above includes no part of the late se
strations in ltaly, or the rumored French
ures in the lndian seas.
rodnce wool su-ml-le lor the manulsc
of cloihr. Tne m'ijnr brought ssiveml
inn.-m, of various degrees of sincness,
best of which st hcen spun into va.-ry
tisulysrn by .\l\_l.i.ne Cs- one—un and
into such: an] mine-us. Li-t rmr Ai
sricnds hent.-n', lest this vuiuuble sm
snperccde in time, their [wasted adop
of the Merinns.
The cli-nute of the upmr cnnnn'ctv is
esenced byihe nujnr to be very unlu
us ; the soil however is. poor and un
'uciive, and contains every where in
lious of voicanic eruptions. He ap
m he of n_)i:150:1 time the precious
his wi}! be, one dzy, discovered—{hat
abound. in Louisiaxn, has long been
ell sounded conjecture. and the leiaiions
very successive esplorer add strengih
: supposition."
be Pofitiea} Sublime.-Buue says the:
t is one great source of The Sub'lime,
'ps irmsy appear hereafter, that the
ceneetns octs a certain GreatsiRe.
c thmin'tstered (or several sue
e yern-s, under the continual inﬂuence
ss'error'. wm not that be the true rou
Oras they would say at 'Vashington,
'I! esslteellssed' m
plhrycquipment. Thereiult but
ju'Rl-d tsinsie pabbe iiffitathss
chief ald' lm & nily w'er- sasely had
his village on the 241h as. Sept. hot,
an abeeuce of about three "curs
ne bank. of the Minouri' arc 'inhl
by very numerous and warlike nations
in:, and the :ppemmce of military
' villain}: be considered by
children at the forest as the sign-t!
ence, or at an invitution to the *co.'n
Major ('houtcau sure saw and sore
srunt this cause. the embarrnssments
"mite-! the exgzedition at Ensig't
in the Year 18'37—0'13: :rvmg the: obf
ed.-endured lu rely on (h- stren ne;
part-: 31} (to open a p 'HQ1"* wr: n
on, "of." si—ff's'dl J C'\ 'Culatioas could he
"; it might require 500 m*n-10 000
t" fosin ) t tsu. 'Ii- iznt.
! his rivsi'f hu become unctzsi- a subject
"a m xch utter-sum; curiosit), that l
song!" treou n: 0: C- tions ul convert
ith the major, with respect to the na
'un. Qui}, Climate, vegetable and ani
oducdons. &c. lSlen take a "more
esi mwnent to c- ) :ntn tnicate the \ arious
'tioui with wist-;.) he has o'ﬂig't tglt
me. canst un; 111)52H8t this tion..
es notice osth as: ssilCZS which structz ]:
' new, and worthy of farther enq-tirv'
form: me On: the Buﬀuloe, which
tuw to be m turnerab! e on the bunks
n the neizhborhood of the. river ,might
1d: :: source o. "m: xhtusti'ﬂc tupply
ne woctl to an' man-niactories. Thin
'tl c. tsts :: ttch :leccc m the spring or in
-;;iuuin; of th: sutnmsi r. tthren the
.tns at Very ch up rutes mix-int be in
Jto coll. ct in war quttitics. [: is
probable th tt parte on:) of the llusst
A
&
pass on our eommercinl rights. '
* ( Us 5. Guz.
The under-sighed, his Danish msstjcsty'u
, charge des assail—es, and consul general to
the Unitsisijcl Stutcs, avails himself of this
method to inform the merchants of the U.
'- Szatx-s, truth-.]; t') the Dnnish clominions,
that he has received instructions from his
got-.-rnincnt to surnish Amcrican vessels
ttading an Drznish parts, with : ccrtificatc,
the ufzjrt't of which is to prove, that the
passp-ortzznlthsi: other papcrs rclntivc to
the :,hip, :as well as to the can;-) given by
the req-visitc Anterican authoriticq, are.
, genuine it:)! so r:ct. Simihr ccrtihcates
; wi], (m application. be given by his ma
lj-saty's sOllS'ti in New Yut'k. and by the
t'icc-cmtsuls in their states. These crrtisi- ss
, catcs will he dcmmdcd at all the Danish
, ctmmn-housct-s, previous In the admission
!
of th': was:-[s t') :m entry. from every Ante
ricm vessc-l thtt shull arriuc with a cnt'go
taken on h-ntnl at an Atttcricmt part, and
with it shall luvsi- LiCATCd out after (he pub
litutiun us this twticc.
P. PEDERSON.
' Denis}: (."Wtﬂlutv General,
i a: {.lsi/ax'a'pstia.
ss theirconsideration, : petition to them re
ferred, and have come to the following re- !
si solution thereon :
,directors of the Great Hunting Creek
fast, and confirm ruth-: said company all ss
I the rights, benesus, privile'res and immuni
l MQNDAY, j'tmuary 1. ' !
l Mr. Morguu (of Uliio) from the com— l
' mittsie os prsicctziosit—ions and grievancec, pre
si cettted _ __
& A 'oill " Supplcmcntul to the act, entitled .
' an act, incorporating a company to build :! 1
si t--llbridgc over Great llunting Crcteek, in
sssi the county of Fairsax," which bill was t'e- ss
'_ ceived and read the first time, and ordered ]
. to be l'c ad : second time. '
lct Congrcst if the UnitedStch.
fHOUSE OFct REPRESENTXTWEQ
!
! ....
[Tail-m for the Alcasisinntsria Cazemsi]
Mr. Smilic asked leave of absence for Mr. (
;" Rezt, (Pain.) for one weak from this do}.
l Granted. i
On motion olsi Mr. Marrow. a bill lor re
gulnting applications l'or public lands wan
sireadssattd referred to a committee of the
!,tt'lidk house on Man-lay next.
Mr. Liver-mn- Oﬀeretl a'remlution to re- ;
quent the lecrctaryof the treasury to lay 3
before thin home : copy of my instructions
which maylm'e been given to si'tlte several
eplleeton of 'the United Blade, ful-tive to
n'smi clear-"nee- to private strutted t'euell '
us the nlted State-.. Adopted. ;
- JanNe-lmssl from the tom-nine: on the;
milimy entithlithmente of thsU. S. on the
pruideat'n men-se of the ad inst. reported
! ctrct- 'The Diplmctic Termimm—lt ct'll I
= with! with the Roman- ncvcr'to miser the
* riu to need: an inch. Both the Amen
si him nd Bsilililh government-, in their-di
' plomgsitic ceremonics, :tdorc that stiﬀ old
, deity most devoutly. Nothing in wanted
' to make peace at once, but a man or no
si 'rUAL Accoxnoo'xrtox.
! ( [bid )
' as I: is an lill winctd the: blow: nobocsily any
] good)! '
The Danizh consuis are likely to scip a
fine hart-est of ,sces from certificztes 'ossi the
genuineness of our naval and commercial
, papcrs. lf this be not raising—tribute upon
. us in our own ports, those gcsintlemco will
; disintesencdly receive no compcnsation.
i 804 'TN'N'W. Who gan-ded their houitd n-ct
"
ties which they enjoyed under the act of in
earl/nation, is reasonable.
to part, the bllo'wto'g resolution :
town osAisi-xzmdria continued into Fair
,
Bridgc Company. praying that an act may
pass, legalising the locntiozt ol the abntment
of the s-tid ln-idge upon Henry street of the
Nun/ved, as the opinion of this commit
tee, That the petition of the president and
auces, have, according to order, had under ss
The coznmittee of propositions and griev.
COMMERCIAL NO'l'lCE.
Virginia chz'slature.
I".'t l:).\Y. Decembcr 29.
4
1
Mouozv, jmmary 8. ]
i
[Ball, sad. Rep.
.4
\
!
i
. kemped, That prorision be immediately
made it is- for raising 20,000 volume.,
"to be en lated and held lor time from
their enliltment. Resemd to the commit
teectof the whole house- on Monday next;
and ordered to be printed.
Several private petitiona were read and
referred". - -
Mr. Epyn called the order of the days
. and the house went into eWiWoP-the ?
whole" on the bill lbrreaewinsifilie act com
monly called the - editerraneassn hind law.
The bill was. ' ed 'without amendment,
and * d to a thii-d reading tri-morrow. .
.si r. Macon called for the order of the.
diy on "the bill reported by the cominittee of.
l'oreign relations, respecting "the eommer
cial intercourse between theU. S. & G. B_.,
and France and their dependencies. The
house wert into committee otthe w'hole on
the bill, Mr. DzsnA-in the chair.
Air. Liver-more opposed the sectiga which 4
interdicts our waters to loreign vessels.
Air. Sirwssr was. also against the bill, as
he thought it not sufficiently energetic, he
therefore moved that the committee rise
and report progress, inmder to postpone
th: bill until sone time in February next.
zllr. Macon spoke as chairman of the
.committee who reported the bill to explain
the idens of that committee on the subject.
He stated that it- was their intention to take
oil" all restrictions on trade from our onjn
people. and place those restrictions on those '
who had abused us, to wit : Great Britain
and France. ]! people want stronger mea
sures this did not prevent Congress resort- *
ing to such measures. But for his part he
thought we ought to first resort to such
measures as our circutnstances enables us
to support. He was not for a declaration
of war against Great Britain at this time.
He hoped negociation might still be re
s sorted to. lie did not think the etty quar
5 rel between Mr. ]ackson and lr. Smith
si had altered the situation osthe two nations.
] 'l'he l'residctnt, in his message of 29th No
} vemher, had hinted that he still expected si
* to negociate, and he hoped he might have
a chance to make the attempt.
\ Mr. chsst-man rose to make some obser
I vation- m the bill. He was opposed to
! some parts of the hill, but wished the bill
) might pass in some shope or other, on our
present situntion required that something
should be done immediately for the relief
of the naeiun.
Mr. 'lhylor was of the same opinion with
ﬂsr. Pic/i-mcm. He stated that the country
was inssa eituztion that required [immediate
attention; he had information laid on his
table that one hundred British ships Were
now at Amelin laiand, "ready to" take _the
bread from-the mouth of Our honest end
upright merchants. . '
,Alr. Livermore still opposed to prohibit
ing British small craft from entering our
! poets; Mentionedthe nrticle of Plziister of
Paris, a necessary articie which was brought
into our ports by British vessels, and which
sicouid not so convenientiybe imported in
ss our own vessels.
stir. Sawuer spoke again. He said now
is the time for the country to take :: warlike
attitudc—join in the system of the Euro
pean powus—mnke an eruption into Cano
da, and the full of Great Britain would be u
mevuame. si
Mr. Shfﬀey was in savor of the bill—be
was not opposed to euergetie measures of
df'sifﬂce ; but he we: opposed to war et thie -
time ; he proteeted againte the gentle-man'
tdea of invading Cenede. si
ﬂfr. Burwell wee-in fever of the bill ; he
shoaght it'high time to lay aside all com
merctal reetrictione. He spoke et coneio'
derable length end with greet judgment on
the subject. He was sinot for ever et thii
ss time. - ,
ss Mr.- Saw'yer': motion for the commit!"
1 to rise was taken and lost. '
si Mr.].ivevmore moved to etrike out the
fourth eection of the bill. Loet. ' ss -
L- si sin;:reukmpm'd to amend the in!
si eec "'by eddifi'z—Provlded thet nothing
) this eection ehellbe covett'ned to prohfiisit- _ 4
u-ticle of eelt from Greet Britein and FW {
and their dependendee. 'ss ;
ss Mr. Pzekmen rose and opgoeed the whole]
; filth coction, end wished tuetrike it out._ '
, llr. Shqﬀey moved to have th. eometttee ,.
, rise and report pmgreee; eetbc lection m
, an important one he withedthet numbere
might have time to consider _tbe ijda. , ss
Mr. Men-on mede e few obeel'vetien! re
epecting the evesio of the not:-tow
law, when the eomnittee an)" IN] NPOl'ud
Psisi motion me ende fer edpurnment end
greet end hedleeve te t e'da , _
leet. ' ct ' __
The neuee reeelved into conduct es the
whole on the report of the Mind m
es Jonetbel len-lip. * ' ss ",
meam si out, tum-upepct
mnctm-Wmmwctsi - !
Jeneen e, ' [;
- .:— ssFZi EXLE; -,
_ smi
T _ Part siqfssss Alexu'hdril. _ c
, " Album,- . -
- Bri ssio' phiﬂo, Broocth, Law—w;
ss hll— 'lpe, he .
\ Seboomr Tﬂumpb, When: Nusdk
Handriesi-diﬂ'er'rdtmhnu.
sebooner Sdly, Eneq', seed—endite
—-to Willinm Ymon. . .
Slmp George, William-oil, Netfolk-i- '
to]. Potion and N. Kemfe. '
cmm,
Schwher Elizabesh, New-comb, um
by john C. Ladd. -
Sch'r Rump-on, Kennard, Put-(smooth,
(N. E .) by William Yenon.
Brig Eeonom), Saith, Providence—"by .
the master.
Brig AmSpeuke, Tonningen-ssby Tectn- '_
ney and Ober. -'
Ship Thomn, Manner, Casidizss-Isidy [him _
G. Lndd. -
Brig Helen, M'Cobb, Middtsil-si-b, l.,"
Pauon.
ANTHONY RHODES
Pluun sun-r. '- -_- /
)! .l 8 If 0 R 8 .! L
ACTORY CO'l TON had of "risk!
number-, for wearing odd Was, A
mcrican Ginahanu, Stripel, CþlnbnyQ-r
Bcdudning. Shirting, She-ning and Diopon,
alu Canon Thruds of minu- nion, all ::
sucwry priccs—Rhodc laund China, m
.xocz. (}yfier; and Appln, -ss, , the ' .
Beosmd end-(Wi- bark ss -- -
Cundles, per box, Sugar. m - me" '*'*si .
Wine, par had, Cot'qn, -- si_ _- "
Couon Handker'cbmsq pcrbyh' '
so a number of kinde-hunt]. "T' ',' " -
Rents—Meat and Wm'ncns Sinon, _ " - Un
ccrics as usual. , _
January 9. " ctsisieo -
run-I'F'W WLO'XWMW
" l'
he;-eby maid not and dream into W
MW of_ am in Men
zhn m m Wk omnia; be
the MAWM will it
be pnd do si WWU w no
preuuulnlsiþ. laid;" full *
Z'si nresice, deem Allr'ct_ Psscﬂcþ
;" "" .
Marinc Insurance Complny '-o_f
.Asile'zctcan'ss .
sun-us si'ss'sisi'ﬂlss" .
n- Fame Wine m -.
my barren will damnon (ment. Alum
N. Kcenk, A ,
Why he: nlcoctfor tale,
50 hogshndl Maryland lad lesi'hh To,
bacco.
Jmuary ,. si A!
PMV acts-way Why.
do, "who of.
A few hampen of wperwrdouthM—
ccstcr C hcesc,
we dozcn Hibberl' : Brown Stm'lt, _
so boxc- best Spanish Sun-t',
Jack received and Of ulc by
to si - .
w. Ye'n't'on.
' Rmcy' 0 who";
_January 9__. si ' 4 3:
English them had Portesir.
MW'
Nun-mine.
ly.-mir
B. Nicsskoshss, Son!
luwrsiQ-Z'si_ _ si . " {I
g' Abxmdm. ", I};
For New-York, ' -
, Job-si Euunr, Maius;
_- Will qcilihnlj tlpl_ lust.—A
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siarmtm (qui-name.)
but inferior-i
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