Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-11-09 00:00:00, page 3

PS' to 5 conndehble amount has b-Qsi-ctct
,ctsszzd undesir the prete'xt' ctuesi or false, their;
ssss ;;n {me. the follow ing provisions .
; VcssePS sailing with licenccs arc ex
Pssssisi) prohibiced horn taking on bmrd
55. -,';:1 us for England or bringing back
ass!!! ;zsi-m pass ngcrs from England into
mace unixscts provided with passports
;sssgas English. In :! riot which this rigorzo ..
acts me:.xsure' occzsiotiessssd fat Amgtgrdam,2
sssi'ssþ gch custom house". officers Were kﬂlEd.
' fice qs Stac-Gs this day at 12
Thftsi—c pcr cenl Consnls 65 l 2 3 1 4- 4
;ss,,0.nnium 7 10 7 35 8 dis; -
Puus, Sept. 10.
on the 4 11 ins not his majesty issu'cd a
wise; by. u hich the eprrcacioo os French
ssctcnminucs to be prohibizcd. she law
— 30 11 April permitcing the expoun
[shut certain kinds of silk, is suspcndcd
;;l she. lst July, 1811
szccmrclctvcsssii, cto'mg Am, or coming from
England- w'azhu-sszc sia pussgzort signed by Us,
'ctﬄf'sisihc iassktfn into cuszody.
3. Every vessel commv—cning the present
mdgs shall be: put under srqucstration, on
warrival, and reported to us.
[Signeu] NAPOLEON.
si _ BERLIX, Sc/at. 6.
The sonmving has bcc-n published here :
;** His majesw [ring desirous that all the
ssdders- which have for nhc-ir object che main
rctimncc oisiche cnmin-si-nm! sysacm, should
continue to be executcd with the greatest
;igor; has resolved, in order to accelerate
lhc process of confi-ctcation commchrssd &
gainst 32] those who pussss-ss or import co
kniai merchandizc, tn appoint a tribunal of
cumnncrce, which shall proaouncc emin
;july and dcfinizivcly on matters cnnncqt
us with xhis kind of confi—zcation. Thig- n'i
mal shall si: at Br-rl'm, and shall taksie in
sormazions at the diﬀerent places by means
ofcommisssioncrs appointed for that pur
Pctss- . ss . . .
" Hxs majesty, by this measure wxshes
toconcsirliatc zh-ss: interests of the state, with
thatjubticc which indivþsiiuals have a right
locxsszcct. " Bcrhn. Aug. 16, 18103'
. LONDON. Septembcr 22.
.- This morning 'a Gottenbnrg mail arrived.
siTsincprincical article of inteUigence which
irconzsms is an accuunr of the crew of some
English men of war's bnats being made
pfiwnrns by some usthc Swedish troops at
Mact-slrand. while th-sisiv were cndcavonng
w-mout a Danish winters.
We h'wtss. rCCCsslvcd some more German
]Npcrs, froni which we: have made some:
mracts. Bonaparte, it is Said, hat post
p'mcd his intention otsi visiting Holland till
kxcsprinﬀ. A ]cucr from Paris says that
Massemsi has manoeuvrud so as to force the
English ma battle in Portugal, and that
she rrsult is impacicmly expected.
Whrn she imcffigrncr reachcd this coun
1fythzu Bonaparte had dzmandcd permis
'Km smm th: kin:: nisi Dcnmark for 25,000
lien to pass. imo Z-siaI-ss-d, and that. the: de
mand had been r'csuzul; we entertained
Woe doubrs of the fact, these doubts have,
bffi'sﬂ'cr sinsi-ct-e hecn removed. W'c under
dehac intelligemc has been received
[sum indisputablc authority, Which cun—
Esms the fact, stating that 30,000 was the
Umbrr, and that the king of Drum-ctrk
methe- mosc positivc and percmptory re
Ugnsid'gitssh our hand.
For daie, for & term of'years,
A young, heahhy Negro Woman,
'gsiood cook, washer and ironer.—-—En
quire of the "Printer.
November 8. St
's' si PlNKERTON'Sss
Meatus) of Voyages and T muels,
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'lUSF received and ready for delivcry to
53' tn th- dc-m-md os Bnna
= . parte.
R— ss _ 1.
:sigfes? with 2 volumcs ofthe conzȝ'lzuatiqn
Nun :! d'mlelett—thc new and beautiful ed).—
(ctoate and Thomas ot Bsisidtimorc.
.ubscribcxs arc requested to send for their
33; nndssssiuch .gcntlemcn as wish to be
.":sz ns the above valuuble works, 0n
' 'siilietzns, "will please to make early appli
2, Ekacsiy pass-sicngcr found on board. any ss
' ]ames Kennedy, Sen.
Nov Bookselier, King street.
Kfisiss _____ _ _ ssss _________3W
London Brown. Stou-t.
flozen Hibbca-L and Co's. bcsc Brown
** ."] Crsks e£ six and half (lozen',
For salt by
]oseph Mandewlle-ss
Wcomck of. King and Fairsaxsi-meets.
An impcrml dccrcc of the 28d1 ultimo,
Hu'fic's History of England, complete, in 7
lbcis.
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Unicssed States fr9m crading with persons
! residsseuc' sim che dom'mions of France. But
ctcsshat as was not the cauSc of our settling—
were rejected. Those who are now in
power were violendy opposed to this ad
justment. [We will except Robert Smith .
we believe he was at that timea decided se.
deralissi] Nor was that adiuscment eﬀect
ed in consequence of the embargo. '
In '98 an act was passed prohibiting ves
sels owned by any persons rsiesident in the
Territor)" are nor the people of the Unitccl
St.;m-s nor Congress. The Presidcnt him—
self, thcuudge declares, without the con
sent of Congrcss, cannot take possession.
[This we doubt.] ' ss . ss
The expectmion that government would
wlnsik at or pardon thcctentcrprise, will no:
justisy the undertakling.
All this is very well, but we imagine the
principal hindrancc to our taking possession
os West Florida is the Presidcnt's love or
fear of Bohaparte. lf king Joseph's claim
were out of the question the case would be
diﬀerent. If the President thinks himself
unauthorised to not, he ought to recommend
the subject tQ Ccmgrcss. A law passed
many years ago establishing a custom-house
at the Mohilc; since which we have con
of Washington councy (Mis. Tcr.) deliver- '
ecssl zm address to the Grand Jury, in which
Is: ably mad fully (!iscussed che question of
taking possession of_WcstFiorida; which
plan had been agitated and partly agreed
upon by some of the cicizens of that Tcrri
cory.
It wouhl be an act of war, which is con
trary to the constitution; that instrument
giving the sole power of declaring war to
Congrcss;
It is contrary to an express ia'u of Con
gssress, 1794, which forbids the " beginning,
setting on fssuotss providing or preparing any
military expcdicion or enterprise aga'mst the
dominicms of anygsoreign prince or state.
_Tho' Florida by the Louisiana conven—
tional disputes.
tion, was ccdcd to us as far as the river :
pcrs "m Europe and Amcrica" to copy his
sYstcm. But the Aurora ought not to claim
as seasiblc, for Mr. Duanc to recommend
Pcrdldo,thc inhabitants of the Nllssissippi 3
himself as the sole grand arbitracor of na- '
Alexandria 'Dafly Ouzrtte.
FRIDJIY, NOVEMBER 9.
All the disputes and ers osthe civilizsd
world" are shortly to come to an end. For
the accomplishment of this ways and means
have been devised by the Aurora. Every
nation is to send one or more representa
livcs to a general Congress of all nations.
By this Congress all disputes are to he de:
cidcd, If any nation refuse obedience,
every other is to 'compel it. The Aurora
very modestly requescs " the cditors of pa
recommendcd to the: world; once, if we
mistake not, by Doctor Fothergill. We
an adjustment. Mr. Madison's resolutions
tcctm has been twice before, many years ago, ss
think it would be less cxpensive' and quite 1
scantly been paying dutics" to the Spanishssct
The. last lntelligcncer gives "us " Cornu
copia" No. Vll. The certainty of reduc
ing Great Britain to our terms by a non—in
tercourse is still warmly urged. He ad
verts to the embargo laid sor 60 days in
1794— by Gen. Washington, and the adjust
ment of our diﬂicuhies with England by
]ay's treaty. Unfortunate reference.
Had our present rulcrs been then in of
fice no adjustment would have been made.
There was then a sincerc desire to come'to
the merit of original invention. This sys- ss
Had we so purchased of_ England, the rc'si-b
tention of Florida would have been made a
subject sor war. We should have taken
possession of it long ere this. What visi
ble and stupendous partiality.
At the Septembcr term, Judgc Toulman,
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M'sh Franctccsi. There was then" seize 'sp5r5tsi
in our government. Our navy did not con
s5st of gun boats, nor our ener'gsiy in "scold
ing resolutions of Congress. Our siadmi
nistsation rccl'med us head m no French lap
of Delilah. Embargo and non-intercourSc
eﬀected no accommodacion in '94- nor in
'98.
, if the embargo had continued we have
no doubt but that at this day we should
have direct taxcs ; instead of paying inter
est for 3,750,000 dollars, we should pay
tor ten or fifteen millions, general bankrupt
cy and distress, discontcnc and perhaps
high civildisscntions among the northern
and souzhem legislaturcs, tending co disu
nion; Had the non-intessfcourse continued,
it would have been, as it ever will be, if so
unnecessarily laid, mostiy nominal ; !.ng
gling and evusion of the law would be re
duced to system and be repucable. We-rc.
peat obr opinion that let the consequence he
what it may no non-intcrcoursc law will be
obeyed when the majoricy of the commer
cial interest 0fshc nation is opposed to it.
The: dcmocrats will be the first to disobey
n.
It seemsthatMu Ritchie wafi not the
ss only person emrus'si-ss-d with a knowledge of
the ixztcntsixons ofthc pu-sidcnt. An Alba—
ny democratic paper also stated long be
fore it occurred that ssjthe president would
issue his proclarpation on the second in
stant. '
Some one in the Philadclphia Democrat
ic Press has been attacking Mr. Walsh so;
his book on the Geniuz and Disposition Of
th: French govsi-mmmt. There is-nothing
so truly gruxifyingtu :\ good writer as the
resentmcm ox" disconccrtcd bad critics ; nor
is there m-sss- Strongzss-r proof (ct-s the merit of
of any work than the puzzsiv but wrathfu] re
'pliccttictns of such schhbl-ssssz's. " ( never
think Lhave hit ! ard," ssi-Td Dr. ]ohnson,
" if there be no rebotmu-zzg."
The following character of a female ser
vant was lately lefe at a register office for
servants inf Edinburgh ;_-_3ff Peggy," agedd
Met/zadists.—-By minutes of conference -
of the Socicty of Methodists of the Unitcd
States, it appears that in 1791 they amount
ed to 76,153; and in'1801, to 72,8745 in
1810, co 174550. '
By the sclzaoner Farmw, Hazvley, 20 days si
from St. Barts, arrived at P/zz'ladclþhz'a ,- ]
In ssconsequence of the exportation of the
American produce from that island being
stopped by the government, the following
articles were slow sale and bore the follow
ing nominal priccsZ—Flour 16 dollars; si
becfQ ; pork 18; buttcr 18; lard 16; and si
candle: 19.
we hope his vapors are nearly exhaustcd.
N...—
The Ship Pocahontas, Atwell, was adver
tised in a Livex'pool paper os Sept. 27th, for
this place.
The ship Diana, osand for this port, was
left at Lisbon 38 days since by capt. Schol
field, arrived at New York.
the messenger--—-Fed. Repub. i
The frigate Essex is to sail immediately ss
from Hampton Roads for France and Eng
gland, with despatches from governmcnt—1
Lieutenant Grayson, of the marine corps, is (
Resolved, That the members osthis house
testisy their sorrow for the recent melan
choly mishap of her Royal and lmpcrial
Majesty of France, by wearing crapc on
the left arm one month.
ln 1807, says Cornucopia, we laid an
embargo : had it been kept on, or the non
intercourse strictly adhered to, " there is
no doubt but that we shou'sid, at this day,
have had our diﬀerences settlcd with Eng
land.,
The miscarriage of the cmpress of France
will perhaps occasion a resolution in Con
gress to the following esscct :
Cornucopia' b'rcathcs shorter in last No.
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_ 23,ctfit_ either for cook, keeping childrensh'i ct
! milking cows ;_a sipartiqular good jvashcr','
) siand 'iamouﬂx for glcarss starctching and making '
! bcds. Born in silnver'nc'ss, ssa'mst'ah live up-ct
on 'almost nositlzing."siss "
T/ze subscriber has just received,
A quantity of Lapla-te, Oronoco;
and Luguira UIDES, which he will sell at
I the Ballimmc priccs.
]IE HAS [A STOIPE, .
40,000 Wt. prime Creon Coﬀcc (mostly
entitled to clrauvback)
SOOO lbs. best Caraccas Cocoa,
ss 30 casks fresh Rice, and a few G1'0-'
; ches as usual, which will be SO](l IO\V9 by
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_ By a long minute of treldsiu'r'yctshsie csihkcthbel?
lor ofthc exchrqucr has ordesired',shat the
ublic ossices shall only be allowch ipsisuctturc
one Court Kalcnder and one Almanac e'aclz',
120 Newsþaper, and sschc _commissionersss of
, cuscOms- are to have no breaksaﬂa—Lan'.
Pctsh _
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. Public Sale. .
; :Will be oﬀered at Public Sale on Saturday
next at three o'clock, on Daniel M'Cleansi,
]qur's. whars,
32 hhds lium,
30 do Molalscs,
Arrivcd in the schooncr Eliza, (apt. Berry;
.? from St. Kitts, on a credit that will then be
made kn'own.
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A siJzandsome [assortment qf Ladies news)!
fas/zioned SHQES.
OA HAA-D,
Cottonct in balcs.
Indigo in boxcs. sisisi.
Ground Nuts in balc'ssi ,:
Fancy Soap in Boxcs.
Alum in casks: '
Ale and Cidcr in bottles";
Cherry 5Rum of a very superior qua—f
iity.
Trunks and Shoes as usual.
and sharcs in proportion.
FOR SALE BY
R. GRAY,
Novembcz'si 5.
ARRIVED,
ter each day's drawing and information to}
adventurcrs given gratis.
The drawing of the Balcimorc Hospitalss
Lottery will positively commence.
A correct list of the sate of-all tickcts sold
by the subscriber will he received by post af
Satwday Evening, Novemlzer 10',
At ! ﬂss past six o *,c]ock precnscly.
Acw EDI curious Ex/zz'oztz'on by ]!!1. ﬂfarsitz'n,
t/ze celebrated ARTIST, from Europe. _
PPRT lst—Pleasing Philosophica] ausidz
Mathcmacical Experiments, Magzc Art and'
Deception. _
PART 2' (l—T/ze most admz'frd P'zansitas
magar (2 in its perfection.
PAR r 2d-—- T/ze Afcrry Dance and ﬂsulo'
tiplic {Ilion q/ I'Vz'tcsil'zes.
63 Ussooxs to be opened at half past ﬂvsie——'
Cm-min to rise at halfpast six. Palticulals
in the bills.
TH E subscribers having entelsied irito part;
nership for the purpose of carrying on the
Brickluying busihess in this place, beg leave
respectl'uliy to inform their friends and the'
public in general, that the smallcst share of
their much solicited patronagc would be"
gratcsully receivesid and duly attended to by
Rlch'ard Stanton;
Wllham PthlpS; _
NUV. 9. (13!)
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THEATRE; "
sssiLAST NIGHT OF PERFQRMANCE}
E. Gilmano
Oetssobcr 105 , ASM lavsi
Baltimore Hospital Loctery.
THIS Elss'ENING
October 31. Jawlm
I:? Present price of tickets 21 dollars, ss
Nuv. 9.
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SPANISH HIDE—S.
BRICKLAYING.
Robert Young.
Mordccai Miller.
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