Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-05 00:00:00, page 2

! {! Zs'l' valuahlc tract us Land, called
PrestO'l. aisiu te on the Wuhinxton nnd
Aiexzmh-ict tun-"pike mad, at the junction of
four mue crcck undPotomac river, and dis
hnt two miles _sz*om Aieundria, thre'e lromct
\\'asnington and five from George Town.—
'lbere me upon the promises ; two story
dwelling house, conniniog six room nnd ;
[Hung- With & kitchcn, marriage house, Ill
Nce, kc. : large, William: and highly mn
pured garden. of :.t lene. ten nere], in a high
out: of cudtiv-ttion, and lately "laid oﬀ by on
experienced gardencr, an orchud containing
love)-al hundred pear, plumu, ther-ry and
don-son tree.. with Englishwalnnt, quincc
IN .ulbcrr, trees, sinnd also uptnrd: of th:
bundljed. apple tree., and two or three hun
dud peoch_tren. ulectcd with care iron the
but our-ones, and ull in full beating. The
and]! me product of tho nppla orclw'd
oloniin'pnmmd n 400 barrel-. Thssu tract
_ apt-int about Ido nere: of land. : can-iden
buss pure wsibeuof hni'been manurcd and town
ficient-"ced — The shorn aﬀord fisbss-nd
ssﬄsihﬂ. andqnnct or w- good fishing land";
w TIEWM hnlthy, clear-ted und
m __ full do! of sithresic town:, undi
MW {or : place," of. public enter
" ' " " immediate poqa'cnion to" be had
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ster. D. C. [) C.
Coscc, _ Jb. 24 25 !
chk, ansix 1 bulc, 35 40
' Ravens - _ _ 18 '21
hW-si kegj 9 10
" m box ; 4 5
ssln-hgo, Sp'sianhh (But! lb._ : 25 2 50
Ho!-M.", ' — gal. 60 62
si Qalt. cctnrsc sict bus. 60 75
* l 75 90
' Make-T Nutmeglss _, lb. " 7 8
' Pepper 22 24
Picmento 28 32 -
Ipixiu Br simcyﬀrench) ab gal. ! 80 :!
Gin, liolland ] 50 l 75
Rum, Jamaica 41}! ] 18 l 25
Amigua Zd ! 1 [0
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na & so 9=si
Box-ters, m quzdity " ctsizwt. !: ::
Id & Sd ss 9 l2
Ten, lmpcriul lb. I 00 l 75
l-hson 1_ 1 20
Young Hyson] '. 1 10
llyzcn Skin "( " 85
\\"xnu, Madc'xra . gal. 2 l 2 50
Port s ] 60 l 75
lit-bon ] 25 l 30
Klalmn 1) [] ] ] ,
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SAMUE S'si'NQWDEN,
amend;-(Liquids.
But-on
Bccf Men
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Cmdlcu, Mould
Di "or
Brca d, Cracken- {
Checsc
Corton, Upland ,
lctiuh, Macfsiurcl ,
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-—--* Her-cing:
Flour. supersino
Grahn. When!
' _Corn '
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Glmsilfindow 8 by 10
Gulipowder, ch
Hcsimp
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Pocky .Mess
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Spirits, .\'. E. Rum
-—-—-—- \Vhlskcy
Sugar, New-Orlcuw 3
:P 1: To}; 0 p 8 TO c- x's. ;
Alexandria Bank, three pcr ccnt. advance.
Potmn-c do. par
Marino [much par
\Vashington Bridgo par
Little River Turnpike uncertain
\Vashington and Alexandria do. le'
Lxchange on London, p-tr'. -
To be Rentcd jora term afyears
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Tobacco, Ma'ryland
L._.___.-_- Pnlnm ac
MOJVDJ !, rummnr- 5.
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" PATRIOTlC'ADDRESSsi _ ;ss -
si - . Toctrue. . .si'- -si
_ SPANISHss NATDM— ;si. 2
[The following address to the 32 , ' _' yi
copied from I hue Cndig putte}! -,si-ssb-':siap; ct
peanthat sithe-ijuotlfsiyhicsih When as-"i
turned the form of A legisictatsiussrisif in ton-a]
_ junction-with : new Skidmiie of seven '
members, so far-{tom desponding, are
nothing the-moot vigomtxs preparations to
-ex'pelsi-the ssPrench, and "that if iound n'e
. ces-cry they will even raise the levy!
si-cn Mancsiamounting to nine miliions of ;
si people,-to eﬀectnate their object. -The1
' this which the Spauiardsssare waging is a
; sin'cfimive one in the strictcet ernse of the
ss wotd, and it is thereshrejnstifiabie in the ss
sinight ofGod and man. They are fight- .
l it); for their lives, for their wine and ,
' 'chtldren, and for their property. ls
thereat! American so debased as_not to
wish them succeu ?]
Have we to Hope or Fear P—Thia was
}the theme with which the perfidious French
i- and treacherous Spaniards, .excited us to
! sobsssss'tihe to our slavery, tlictated by Napo
si leon. Several skilful persons of the king
} dom answered the question, and eve-ty one (
] of them to the purpose. The Spanish nuns ss
si at'tetmuds proved that (its)! were not de- ss
ceived, and that his Impcrial and Royalj
Majesty ! would have to reiorm his phas ;
relative to the acquircmettt or ctinqttsist of 1
Spain, which he aiready thought realized. 1
indeed, we have observed, that, far from ct
making the Peninauia his.own, as he pro- ]
midcd .himSels, he has lost more than (
200,000 men, without ontaining any other \
advantage than that nsposaessing Madrid, ?
and some other sortisissed place: which were ss
deiiVert-d in a .perfidioua manner: posstsis- ;
si ............. - .-...--- - -_,--- -_ ss,
Is,/Ear. Botclet us suppose, that, by this
! new peace, they will march into Spain,
si (which is a poiitical error) all the forces
ss which Nupoieon has in Austria, \VHAT
,Pxocuss wru. THEY lust;? Without
ss enumerating our regttisr armies, we have
at the present time a multitude of patriotic
parties, which in every direction diminish
the forces of the Tyrant, and who do not
permit him to call himself master of the
land, which he transitori y occupies. n'ill
he triumph over our liberty? Assuredly
not. Then the dying" ﬂsme of patriotism
will burn aftsissh, and Napolcon will find,
that he cannot count with one single town.
It will he then, that the disposition of the
government which has been considered hi
therto as slew, shall progress in the same
extraordinary manner, as was seen in the ,
fixstontsctof the revolution. The whole}
country risen EN MASSE, shall make an !
opposition truly irresistable; in default of
muskets. (oh that it had it had already been ,
done) there shall be seen multitudes of
companies armed with pit-es, who will
rush on the enemy, smidst their muskets;
if they had only slings :.nd " stones (which
is so easy to establish) the eﬀects would be
seen.
But let us plsee ourselves in the last ex- - '
treme, tltst is, that nothing ofthissiis putRsit
execution, Hare welhm (after or hope.-7 ss
Still we sey we have no reason to fear the , '
adt-erse rit-mits, knowing that they cannot '
sonqtter, whillt the government don't die - *
sway, or the name of ps'rriotism. whiehi
burns in the hesrt of till the count. y, shall
not be extinguished. 'shey' try to procure4
the rneans of snbsistenee to carry on the
contest. Bssnt thepsseople will not give it to
them ; on the contrary they are opposed to.}
every thin that may" admit of their domi
tion—An here no they 'cenquer ? Tri
umph (to them) is very (We-thin sttch cing: ss
sinne otour asmies, until now, it appears
that there is a motiw of another nature- to
came the question to be re-produced with
msi-re spirit and attention. Against all our
hopes Austria signed & peace wizh France,
and we again return to ask. What/ter we
have to H.";e cr Fear? The answer to insi
ny may appear difficult, but, to us, it is easictv.
Pethnps thtre will be no on: whu wilt not
siay but that we have to fear. \\'e (li.-mie
tricaliy Oppuse this astertion. When we
had no armies, nor no plan; iurmaily or
gnnich to wage war with Nupolz-nn and
his ttuops, who in great numbers already
occupied our land, each of our provinccs
deciuced war for themselves, and in teuiity
ne vanquished them, or the triumphs utsi
V.;ientia, Zarctgusa, Del Brueh, and Dr.)"len
me not true. '
For more than a ycztr, until the decizrsit—
tion of Wat- bctu'crn France and Ausuin,
"} dcd ltotft'ur ., We did not then mere-ly
sely uptm Austzssist or the northern forces to
resitut: our him-ﬂies.
At this period our slavery wan not veri
sied: then, on this side of the question
(wist;-is ;.- [he drank-:} Pvnx 71)! have llDt/liliﬂ'
tions which were easily lost. Not-.vith- ss
standing this, and all the posterior progres- ?
[Tramlatedfor the Frceman'c Your-new] i
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t si the Spactniahss þVQRsiiss um, -ss-Ef'si-tsiﬂsssssi
'si ctesshtsscil thken .the'molt "act"? intereltsill-txfﬂ'c;
chcrrsuliy COlaplirsl_Wiih, end that sor'the
advance-ment of the. estzzhl'ahetl nanusac
wriss-s and the sutusirs 0: the Mind multi-'
tude osSpaninrds xvdF-asi-m thcnmcwu, that
by augmentin; the umms they will destroy
those of the tyrant. We have to hope, that
both the government, as well as individus
als, le. ing their cunntly in such imm'mcnt
danger, will endeavor strenuouslyto r.
dccm it, and secnrc the system of our li
be.-ny. Opinions niH wther : little on
things of minorimpmtance. but they will
think ::Iikc no tothe: cxsizu ainn nsthe enemy.
Then no other ubjut will cxist but war,
and the adminiatrntiun osjusticc in the in
terior. Under the two hunissizhtrcs cannot
ss psi-oizh the politic..l tnachine of our actual
ss csmhzishmen: ; and althouah Bonapnrte
ss sl'unhi trnmsorm I". nucls int; ;- Dzvnsi! he
cannot obtain our conqucat, whi-h he so
much pnnts for andlongs after. We on:/::
to hope all this, because both. the juma
and people propcse it, and when nur whole
mcnns are put into execution, there is not,
nor cannot be any force that can ruin us.
; Ifthe 'l'yrolcsc, who are infinitely weaker
3 than us, do so mmh to opposc the tyrant,
ss(:mdth:- eﬀects at which he has unruly-A
)
ing: to do .? Who cctn do [Ilus- and have
)
)
)
)
: know: the contrsirr. A'le knows, that if
)
ss it, We will ever sCSldt (lie universal [) not,
ss even if thou: who now command ul showd
prove traitor; to thtir country, which is a :
tIsTn-v that cannot be. This has been seen ; '
tented with their situsittion: tln-y uill not
say, that they hope all and fear nouhing !.
Their-emperor has only atratagems to re
duce. and chains to enslnvsi: ; bnt they are
for those who willingly resign their own li.
bertctv. Those, who, like the Ssi-ianisimds,
are determined to obtain, nill do? cssed_ at
last, although they may endure it thou.-and
cz'osses and bussclings of all kinds. Anar
cliy inde- d is the only thing c.:gmhle of de
stroyir.g what is begun, and which by t-s
peciul tat'or osthe mosr man, is YCI far
from us. Notwithstunding this. whith
ought to' ﬂatter us, have wt: still to li.-as 3
Ye s. These lives among us many traitors,
wrapt up in the cloak ot loyalty, who are
as many spies to Nape-leon, and as many
enemies toour liberty. it is thessi: who en
deavor to sow the needs of discord, to
bring the government into disrepnte, and
to excite the people to rwoluxionnnat w hsin
the bridle of authority should be broken
and each abandoned to his own cuprice,l
confusion should ensu: ; the enemy might
then enter and gather the fruits asdivision.
This is what so: only have tojrar. But We
have to hopetthat the vigilnnce of the gu
vernment will discover, pursue and chas
;ise them, without respect to rank, descent,
nr wealth. From all these consid-Zrntions
which are so obvious, Spuu occur nor
to run Nsvouox ; on the contrary she
ought to expect many advantnzes to be tle
rived in consequence at his most unjustiti
tblc aggression. ' '
BAL'I'XMORE, sebruai-y !.
Trade between ENGLAND &? PRANC'E.
Cup-tain Thomp of the British ship
Msry, as days from" iverpssnol, 'itsirhich' ire"
rit-ed ut Amelia on the cant December; sire.- i
pot-ted that : number of British vessels were
fitting out in Enghadsor Frsnje, having
who will oypose-*th- iz-ss We ought lb hope;
that the govdrnmentsssininc' 'them,si'\$ill
not only-protect, mecor and some them. but
that it will augment their armiel, who, be'
.ing laced at the entrnnce of,-the great pro
vincep, shall stop the cart-er of the inva
dcrs, the serrile slave: of the tyrant. _ We.
Bag}? ,.Mucu _ VEVY - MUCH-ssssizctf act
eo "t' on.-sinne. si-silfdﬂfsswct "'"si'm'ct
Zunm, ' ges. . Wﬂfi! was xix.-yew ct,
consider bur ent-sum. _L sissWcte azsilgssftssfj ". ab???
osiun defence. win angmsi-pt their nicanfin
proportion to the: number: olfsi'tm ram-yf
SWcrc-d by polisiztni sophistrcti , huwcver dis
guised and Well written. In was, then,
there is nothing to feast. Wizh man in
our hands, till that is propitious we ought
to expect. The tue-ny is stiong, whitsc
seat-et], but immcdinmy WULZI [:sisi-y ;u'c sing.
tutltetl, by our brawn: b'pntctiztrzls, they stif
gct their bravery. They know now to (ly,
and achnowl:dgr our Superlotlty, both in
strength and cuthosiasm ; then let us nwcty
to them, and when we ariivc atvlheir cant}.
we Wlll not ccuze to ask, at the psiin: ol
themselves Will not say that tncv are con
our swordsJIaoe we to hap: orftar ? 'l'u , _
have to hope, that the enlistmenu will besi
felt,) What cannot me, and was:: ought we
greater assistunce ? in truth, we hat-ec
vcry thing to hope and nothing to far.——
This conlounds the vile- Corsisizm, who en
d:;wors to procure tue-wis to subdue us.
But heknows our pOWCr, and fears it.—
Vv ill we defer putting it in practice? He
men our. government should be opposed to
b * .
sin-i arc-reduce] cry:/tence ]. not to be am
- ,. rsijctsisu v-"ss -Wiv::'.vsi, ;)—
p ,\—
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' at which time: th-nmaw, john -M. Etm
ss and was maktng (or some port in the \Vuc
! Wrsissct sssi - ._ -
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the promises,- _ _ .sssssi -__si sisi- ,sict
The Fcc-stmpic'ﬂlhte
]; the fsilloifus ths-utterly;, to 07! :
About five ocrn_ w_d_ tensi-Hefiscs. ground ,
wlth the housn throw;-Mint,- kh-tssltc coun
ty of Alexandria, it)-tie viditthysij'ok shjctuwn
of Alcurdria, md utGs-jss1it't';'ihcvcs\ nigh
os'BdMev, threst-My" a}! by; Bade-on.
wlsihh Gu'atZA-ci'ugght} Wind-filth- int-th
WIIJNMQ "t', MKW-ss'siss " ,_ ? ct__ .
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"ill-7 nubscriber by virtue -os "a. God uf
'I trust to him (t'-am WtLLunss Hot.-5
ws, dnted on the 26th day of siyrcmbps, in -
the year lass, for the purged-of let-ming
John [lo/thus, on (he &{I d-siy sidfsi. FIW
next, and at the hour of on!" Who!
[not tiny—isshc duy into! its-tition}, M on
the first s-t'n' day the-rede}? pddþ'tcttb'csi-nma
hour will proceed lo-ncll for rn'tly'momy;
at pubiic unction,- to my high-se hidden. on
ladies, her sum bcmg w had up as: to
umkc che- cum-nent, put on bottrd thqsiFit'lr
"sun-ter a]. lLr :cttcn tssor New Yorh Sun
; vcnsi-l bottom up, but could not iv.-m; he:
tum:- -: A si
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. iss - si'A'Mss'l-Msi JSleIYD.
_ct A'gmþn'fihpiz(exieþchfig'lgctzn 52;th
.ss fy; Ring (Add! isisﬂg {When Deum";
of'(;eorgia.'an.d aside, _ axsiugd .Scum) x., al.
si ' dhh'o Rsiisi'ss's jh—lhsse ,Þ'WÞ Ps0\'.'ucc gsi'
T {hot Floridact. 'si ;lslimctctss'ssfonmcd by &"
s idle: which Fdnpcctcb she 'lmﬀulhs _o.si' the;-,
ss, (wo rivssm, wash place of h-"ctfslsimg (omi
i dcn'sii'om :hct'vsi-rcwre 1on gclocmhy know..) of;.
tilour sturizfgiuf system.) _ -
L'. ' By she: Pauy and if) (if-'t," arrivsi-d On silct
ss lfizh ult. at Chm-lcstun, m ccvsicn daysi from
' Amelia, we him the c'ommandnnc at Athe—
liainsormed the captaim of the Ear,;hsh
,veucls there; that he- had just rccssiss-sid .
L letter (which michf bc_ct dependedsion, m
would give no sawrmauun ac to me auzhuc
ofit) sudng,1hat the French yho had bsi-ca
driven out of Cuba, had concssto (iuaclz-ct
loupe to' collcct sosscu sufficient le unh- ;si
in.-midable much on Amclia. In W-sim.
qumcc of which informmion, the Bziu-si'sx
cupcains appointed as commodore, cas-sign
Eastern] the ship Maryann, (so,-in:"). an
American Ball lndiuman) moumjnsi- 23
game, and" sighed an agreement m ctb'sictssct
strictly by his osden. Capt. Fostcr was.
not at Sc. May,. but was mommcly cx.
pcctcd. There were}: all about 150 sail
of vcuels at Sr. Amclia; among which
were the ship Hibcrnia of 13 guys, & mmss
other unmeet vessels. The: people at Amc.
lia- me: under concidcrablc sigh,—m in comsi
qucnrc of the ghost rup-of:. Two m. um,:
of me Amerlcan eapmm ,lacely arrived
from Liverpoﬂl. eigned Ihl lgr-e vent to an
under capx. Pain, in ease-"afar! attack...—
The conon along the b:ach,for a mit-: and.
; dais, wu pilsi-d up fivesstier-high. Freighc
for riceinsiAmerican veeseh 81. 105. B.i
rich venelLQL. Canon in Americaa Vessclz
ad, in Bpitish 4 six-zd.
W'lLMlNGTON, (N. C.) fen, 16.
Captu'm A. Pond, of the lmg Marthl
Pnnd, who urxived here yesterday, l--sc Sr.
Bartholomews on the 4ch inn." He informs
us that about the 24th ult. a British squud
run of 12 sail as the line had arriv-sid at
Baubad—Js in pursuic of Toulonﬂeez—I me
no French vessels of war had afﬂicted ::
Guaduloupe, eXCepc 2 irigaul; from which
were landed 50!) men, asc-rr which they in
smn'silv made saxl', wizlwut drupþing ansijmr.
A corvme that had accompanied man,
was taken add carried into Antiguct. An
expcdilion of about 70 sail of ctuuspons
and wench of war, was eXpsi-cced' to sail
f.o:n Maclnique against Guadaloupc, on
the Szh inn. A very vsihuble Spanish ship,
bound from Cadiz w she Hauanna, had
been captufed by the French and carried
i .Lo Sz. Marcina. 7
n-ood, was carried .,vcrbuard and perisncd.
Aitsir acudding before the wind us far as
in: Ucrmudas, :"th in with Lhe brig " Fourth
us jub-," from Charlcston bound to New
Ymit, and had met with similar dint-utters
licutmcd into this port ycncrday in dis
tress; after having been out 30 days, bound
for New York, the brig Fair 'srcttdcr, capt.
Lcwic, having experienced : heavy gztlc of
wind off Cape Hamms, which carried o
\ ct'L—card the duck-load of co'uon, and cas
ricti away her main top man and quarter,
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