Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-21 00:00:00, page 2

. Altomey at 1 my.
sictss _ Intends practising the Law in the
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ral;
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silk den" Caunty He willseule at Lecs
5: busiAs-S 17 ' ' d
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;}?sslssss ' VVa'P tcsid to Hirsie,
_.' T: mss"*w ——
? "=?Tu 0 yovzem m LN PLAS TERE'FS
! W' ho undelsxmxl their business—] will give
d'sisict from one doliar and silly cems to two doliars
sisisisictper day
(r.-si sys -
si" -.' sisisi- .wish'the P-TinT-SI', or at the "store.
ss si- ,ctsiasiz .zssGGldT Uct APOTHECARY,
ct si si 'sigz'siFct'opcncd a Di*\lgssgist Stone in King
\ " 'z'hc them] Mr. Hodgkinct's Tavem
' s' _ ;si \ inc-ctid's saore, where he eﬀorts for
si" ctelsi'fi'si " ' '"ss "] assortmeut-Os
;} ssct *ct ;;_;4si'iss=csi3ctEsth Medlcmes.
.}siss .— 'K. .. .ct . ,
si'si-si'þctssii an' Hampsou s, whsisisi—e orders entl-uszed
35— sissgmþim shall be executed- on the most reason
'* , ct-L-ctrfible. turns.
si 'Julss'y 24. 4' ss'd
] sictssss'ss JWPSG continubs his wholesaw add
'.si_.""ss. -\ '* .. ct— , . - 0
;. w- 2 Mkmst Storc on 'si'zvrsu street, ncxt
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St; Andrew s Society.
: ct—KBWLNL qaarterly meeting of the St. An—
- .ssgsidffiw's sssociety, will bsic held at the house of
Bulldmg LOT-S
* HE-Subsci-ibcr win sell or rent several
_ , si Valuuble"—BU1LDING.LOTS> situated
sson Waiþingtori, St. Asaph & Princess strcbts.
ss , Any [sex-Son dispossied to purchase. qaxxctkr—ow
ss'ss'ﬂw terms on application to Mr. Wﬂhum Her—
bert. jun- who will shew the premises in my
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August 14. ("I
A is? The sale of the-above
si'PmPes'lY is unavoidably post—
poned until Satur'dqy, the 2 5th
. mstant. ct - .
si tss- Among!
\— 'l- \ 'TTsiss-siss , .. " .
ct—si-zsi-ss" ! tosiÞlrxJohn LchXy's, and opposztc Mr. '
Ass'mluabzct'e Negro fkllow,
'siAccusisL-mzed to the Sea. Apply to the
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t, May 30.
' Dazlyﬂazme 6- Doctllats per MWM—
;si !- Cssazsimtry Gazette, _$ Dodurs. "
si'.-*'si:ss:sivv '---_-4*7—-- ________ss.
" ' ss ' [UESDJY AUCUS'T 21.
-. si . ETW'EEN our store and the Bark of Po—
. -'sisifisin. (asks
" fsisisxsius-tp the finden-, who is requestcd to leave it ]
- absence. _ , _ si
. - ' Camxlzus ershth.
sisi (si Asifigmfs 7. ' ent] ("unwit
MLLIAM HARPER, ]UN.
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,sssssssisssssss'AMU E L s Newsin E N' ct,
ss ' Rays-street, A. exatzdria. ,
side;!) &; 7 oﬄlock.
13: .ctsiBi order at the Pw csidentct.
" -— . f] YKYRYOS'ssS ct
COHcci' zqnoct V 0} agcs & srav'cls
- . PART 6 0.
Is just wcceiwu and r'wcy for dcihm} to
subscribews hv
,ss- Phila'delphia SUMMER ALE
Valuable Lots, .
In the vicinzssty of thettownctfur Salt.
=On SATURDAY next, she 18th instant, at
' . eleven o*clock, will be sold, on the prev
-mises, to the highest bidder, for negotiu
—ble note:, at 60 days, with approved en- ]
ldor_sers-— _
SI-X Lots, handso'mely Slt-uat- 5
td upon the NVashington & Alexandria turn— i
pike roady containing from three t—o six acrcs '
eactch, and dis-ton: about a- mile and an half -ss
from Alexandria, and hail" assmile from Four ss
sslctllle Creek. The Situation of this -*property
is elevated and pleasant, and the neighbor
hood healthy. Particulars will be made known
"and a plan of the lots shown upon application
.ctto Col George GiI/xin, or to
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"-ﬀ'si'""_si"siss-ssfss FOR SALE,
John MaCLeod, . See-"yf;
Angnst l8
TT. ssRANlSLXY, 3?
"7 " FOR SALE,
Andcrson and Nutt.
Aug 20. - at
fames Kcnncdy, sen.
August 16. 7 if
Amznsc 17. at
minae, a Bark Book. It can be osno
Thomas Irwin, Pzssuz ssiZrcz er.
sir THE 'EA [) UE & s'ORE,
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si mitted.
ss excensive continent, yet finding enemies in
every quarter, they- might be cut to pieces
before they could' ne reinfurced. The con
sssi quest of Canada, the result of the invasion!
"of Egypt end the sate of the French pos.
3 sessione in the East and West lnclies, prove
{si that, in a dissitant war, requiring the tranef}
si portation of troops by sea, England can;
contend successfully with France.
The prubability therefore is greatly m
si'favor of the revolution m Spanish America,
'siunlcsc the power of Britain be totally over- - \
thrown. That event has been so long and
so often predictcd by our democratic pro
phets, their-predictions have been so conti- ." \
nually-si falsified, present appearances so lit- '
tle favor this ape.-nation, that it would be
very unwise to make it the founssdacion of al
political system Wthh must be mnous to '—
lphosc who CdOPY 11" Should Britain continue l
' their'suture peace but their indsiepcndecejbessm
' ing so closely endangered by that event ; the
ceive with sscssiiti and__sichisisii}_in$.-.rescrxe nmsiss
friendly advances which may be made by
the reVuiutinmry governments a'hotzt to be
instituted in ourssneigborhocd ; that they
may sil-si-ntly and cautiously check the {T.-o
gz-ess osth'nae governmeuts and'thwnrcss their
pints; that they may see]: occasions to" tie:
lay an acknowledgement of their rights m
independencc, "and to defer establishing
with them the reintiuns which are usualsil}:
kept up between tsiriendiy powere,
That this system of poiicy Will have al
most pernicious esse-et :) the future inter_
court-: between the U. S. and Spanish Amesi
rica cannot be doubted. That it would he
justified either by the dtsi-speiate condition
of the revolmionists, or by the probability
of its propitiating France., cannot be ad
'cthave-so long andctso unhappiiy chenawdss
ssssdf troops might reach'dsiiﬀrrentparts of this
tv'czrn; and that they wi}! be lighten-ed in
savcr (& those who have given no oﬀence,
but bove sought {or occasions .to conciliat e'
hergood will.
Under the inﬂuence of these opinions, it1
is not impossible that me U- S. may re
an _attachment to liberty, and a proper re'}
speetfi-for our best interests would inspire}.
still it may be doubted how she their public
conduct will comport with these seeiings.
si'It is difficult to account sor our eric ssive
seli'abasement under the insults and injuries
of France-without ascrihing it to the opinion
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' ficient inﬂuence to counteract these power.
uitimately prevail: that her chains must be
that her power is irr'esistab-e : that she wisi;
'The prospects otss Spanish Amcterica-are
by no means hopeless. Isthey remain saithj
ful to themselves, they cannot be subdued
while Gre'at Britain maintains her superi
ority at sea. Although consider-able bodies
towards that nation may insiour t'stimatc of
things, convert a good to herinto an evil to
oursdvcs. If the wretched policy which
has so;-[Ong inshtenced-our siCcznduct to f-o-i
reign powers shall stiil prevail, it is not imef
possilm that the justice of the Spanish cause]
and the deep interest which the U. o. have !
in its success, may he too weak te combat!
the violence of our antipathies- " ;
It howcxcr it be admitta (! that the feei- ?
ings of our ruicrs are on this occasion such;
as a generous synpcimg, a love of justicess
is difficult to resist the. conviction that the
secret wishes of those who administer our
aﬀssiirs must rather savor the greatrevolution
which there is every reason to'hcpe is.-about
to take place.
One cause only can be perceived "of. suf
ful motives. ,
The advantages accruing " to "Engl and
from the emancipation of Spanish America
will be immense. ' The seeiiiigs which we
great principies of justice-being on this oc
casion sosiinseparable- from soond policyct; it
-ss' -- si No.IV., ,
LctTHE interests of the United Statects he-;
ing so obviorisly opposed to the subjugation
of Spanish Americs byj- France, not only
ss ( From-the Virginia 'PPat'rz'þsitct (
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to' inolsid her place among the nations of t!
earth. .
But if, csiontrary to present probability,
Spanish America should be subdued by
"France, what will it avail us that we have
contributed to that event? To pass over
"Be]gium, Holland, the states of ltaly, Swis
serland, and Ptussia, What advantage has
Spain dsierived from her uniform submission
to the will of France, and the uniform ap- ,
plication of her arms and her treastn't-s to!
promote the views of—Bunapartess? What
alleviatiotssr to her miseries did Portugal gain
from her endcawrs to purchase the savor
of the mighty emperor? What ducs Den—
mark save by submission?
ourterri: sioi); but tthat restrains his fium
"th-i:- fart If} (,.s an enf-nfyo" Clvc sink-tils
-- it is time to acknowledge that mbmitsicn
can never sue-the an amL-itiohs conqucrcr
into a relinqnishment oshis views, or pre
serve from his grasp the semblance ofingle' i
pendence-si It is time to act on the convic
tion with which this trmh should impress
US
Bydiscountcnancing the clsi iim of Ssiw
nish An'ieiica to .ndrpend; nce, we sorscis
many of the adt an ages to be derived from
3 sulicl and real friendship With the nations
of this new world, without a prospeccos
thereby mitigating, in any degree, the si
gor of the sentence which Bonaparte, fifthe
master of this contincnt, will infallibly pro
nounce against us. Wife have therefore eve.
ry motiVe for acting on this oc casion that-.
honurable and manly part which our feel-5
ings would suggest and which true wisdom
enioins.
[Communicated for the Frceman's Journal]
upper story of my house, so awsul and sssz- '
lss-mn, as almost to chill my blood--zhe ex
ecution of the sentence hercwilh enclosed.
The vouth and appearance of the prisoner
his sssolcsimn acknmvlrdgment to the public at
the prison door. of his guilt. and the.-jus
tice of his sentence,and his great contrition,
and the dead: deporcment of all classes of
people, through whom he pressed, from the
Prison to the place of execmion, made the
scene truly—solemn and awsul.
The arrangement made by the governor
on the accusation, enticlcs him to high cre
dic; ,as it not only ssinsured safety to'the
poople. husst tranquifictty to the city. Not an
insult was oﬀered ao-zhc prisoner, and hjg
command of the ocean, or give her foot hold
on this cantinent, and we shall saun see he:
eagles how.-ring over us.
Capy of a letter from (: gentkman at Havan- ,
ter into the ruinous lcagne he has fortsined
against commerce? [(as it induced/him
in any case to treat our government with
deccncy, or our indepetzsilcncc with re
spect ?
in fact, France has already made war-up
on us. The Unit-. (] States, it is tr'size make
no resistszacc. Thsi) are at peace if t-siime ss
submissicm to uriconcealedand unquaiisicd '
hostility can in call-:cl peace-; but France is
at war. W'hat es cies (31 aggrtssion is it in
he:-power to commzt, which has not been
committed? Viiat injury can sits: infiict
upon us, which she has sorhorne to inﬂict ?
Her stantlards it is true, are not planted in
' But let us turn our eyes stom others and
IooktaourSc-lves. i-Vhat cause of oﬀence
has America ever given to France ? 'Whu
can be blindsito the partiality we have uni
snrmly manisested to that power? Who,
has not perceived the immense sacrificcsss we i
have made to appease-sithe causeless anger
osher master? , Have they mitigatcd the
rigor osunc single act? 'Isilavc they saved
one cent of American property ? Have
they induced the-emperor to relax in the
NeXt tn England, Austria has resistcd the
arms of France most ohstinately and with
mostt-ssect. -Auszria is stiil s=)rmidabie.-—
V/hat nation on the continent is more iavor
ed by Napuleon than Austria?
smallestdcgtce from his demands? Does
he suspend his requiiition that we shall cn- _
na, to another in this city, dared
HAVAÞNA, 301hJuly, 1810
DEAR Sm.
I hatcjusc witnessed a scene from the
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Dan SzolvM-(ssctzr Jctxssph de: BssluroySctlazu,
Marquis (le S-ssm-ssfrizcl-zs, LZc-utcnachsi
neral us the R .ysinl Arznisis, l'rcsidcnzc
the Royal Audlsi-nu of Pnet'io Principf,
Cnptnin General of the {shxncl osCuizsia
::an of the ptsiuvchcs of the two Floridzx
::n-i Pulisixictal and Milimrssv Guvcruoroi
Mew:-na, &c.
Make-th known to a?! the inhabitamsos
thctzs city—That having-5u!sssss:sissmtiacrdam
determined the case of Manud Rodriguzz
Alemzn y P-si-nja, wzth the appmbuimd
the juilge advocate Dsim ]ssScph Anmin
ss {am-35, and in") nthtr lsi-arn-sial doctor of
ss law of my ful} consi-il-,-ncz>,ss he has bsivnv
tencec} !o susscs the his,-hast ;:uxfishnwflisis
havi : been guFILy of high u—ct-asonzmdsis
an cmissxr'ctf us]-:s-sictﬂh Bunnparte, whozactsi:
",nsirpueeacl ?n die 1f7l'dsie the lit's Vhfiss'h ill'ss'f
us with the: legitimate governm ncot'Ssieru
and tssprzmmtc (lismrcl and diz'i Son Suﬀer:
peace-able countries with :: chw that}:
Amcricans. furgctzing tsmt I-zyahy wiss-si
hss afwnjxs :hamctcrizzcd them, shct-cllzz
knnwfsislsig-z :m-J ohcy the intr-siz'lsi-J kin-.;
"i'i.c judge-= have dsissgna'cctd the (!.ztaiz'
hour on which lhfs ill advised lvwr-gmziz
'tn cxpintss- his crime 8: If,-merily on mer)?
laws, which wi}! he no. to-morrow m ::zr;
(Blow.-.} H) at 7 O'ciork. '—
But, Citizsins m" Havnnnn, .)chsiiasf
incmssnpatihle with crnrnpwzziun and tri-31??
Those virtues slain-:- prc-eminemly in
hearts. Let not your anxinus desires-si?
cxniznion cr-nsnum! n-sir snssucntc your srrff'
meZnts of humnnitsiv. Abhorthc crime/cas
pity the criminal. "his mame shnuf'isiss
stricdctv observed .ﬂn the thy c-f {'XT'CTYssssi"
A pc-accablv and WPH dispnsssl concmx:
Wi" hand to make liu- not muse path-ries
terrible. C-si-znfuaion, nnncmssarv zzzsi! is
proper noise, illflnsiml actnidte-ts 'a.- undis
actions, are nnbccoming wmsi-Zzg- ciriZ-ctct'si
and must always produce !n-:i_1'!cf'1')f_'.'c:zt'
Stsiusinencrs. On the strmtrszrv. (L'-Crns'yffict
SQUC nrdt-r arc th: ins-si parassulz c-ss>11s1p'df133si-i
0t n'sisihle soul.-3. ,
W lt'r-zzimndant reason I {latter mfi'sss
siffip [he MCNZW of vour die;).ssx'riasszns, lsi-siss
dnrmg the [NSSJ'IC (ss the criminssd ("'m is
jail to the galliwssi And in the act (,fþctjscxss
end-on, 3'0,usi.wss.h"ss0rd ample pmnss offi'oct'ct
C.lVll and cnrlsmn Woderacion, b'ss' comPfsi'
snonatmg the usisisstsi'xatc sate of one. un"
c00uld forget the sncrco nrinriplccts ,ctf Pars]:
onsm, to unite himselswsh the enenitsct
his country. And if notwnssmndgssg mf
expectations and my prcccpﬂ, on] 0!"
should contravenc, he will be imnMateff
apprehended and punishcd in Pf'f'PO'FsiW
his excess and to the quality and F'sssi:
stanccl of his person. And that sh'sisissct
be publicly known, and in case Of Cosi i
vemion, none shall plead ignorauccctwh
ordered to proclaim it through ! :: (;; siusi
beat ofdrum, and that hand bills du} si
thenticated by the notary Osﬂhc Bsivcm
be put up in the usual places
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Hnanm, Fuly 29t/z, 1810,
...wv-si
bo'nd-siiet was sochss as 'to draw (Icwctsi1 (} si'.
ios'a\l*who saw him on "his some tolsshjes
sssrOm' whence he took his have Cssshe'þs'ﬀu
There are a number of his ;] ss' si'
in the Unitcd Staus, and xzzssss or so,-w
them huussrly expected hero, who Mr..
their arrival shsinrc a simiiar sate. T'resiss f'x
UYC Of this dchldc'd young man a'ssdkh'issctsi
psi'rs has complctciy d-si-u— glssctd she ,,si' '—
rhc usiniters in S-fzmh Anne-tim, as sisssisis'i
mh-ct- Provinccs of Spa'm, and Worm
ment into possessed-inn of :1 [is: offsssisiisiss'
names, lhtir el'ﬂibSQI'iLS, their pzacsss osct:
sidmce, to what pcrssrt or city lsimssct ('zct
Cane Blan-th laund in his possessi'usifig
signe-(] by JOSEPH, as well as is *
lsCctSSiuns (
]sssizipcfrs of sins UDIUI'IUUME young mansisisi:
l hope sin-add); that measures willbechm
taken in time to men and ssium: them,}x.
tore H—.-ctcva'1unble and bum'siishi counusi-sg
. o - o ].
(lclsssssicd m bsiood !:y then mssimouscuz.
duct.
[ib, pzzpﬂl's were well secuml in trunk.
.. ss . I
made m Psalms: or Spazn, sur {he clpssss
purpose, without :) {aisc bottom orimisi
the: nppsixur'ssnce of bcing thicker than usuct,
but by during were sound, nnsl them-m
then spli: Up. I am, Snr, &c.
. . sins—ad?!
:aZz—sssseac'sssi m -\l';-L2't _kmgdnm, and the nctsimq
an ihose impncmcci by the Cor
"six-cti
m'isi-sss'ctons, Wost: burnt under she.:alc'ctct
while he: was suslzcndsid there, by xiTJsisi-ssf
he hang-man. '
It is said durst-"ne had anthorfiymmc
and comznZsic-sism all offissczs in vaszzss
under a l-zigndi'si'r general, & lud wisihsssss.
cmmnissziuns for the new vice-my &sihisisi
us the kingdom. '
A s.- iwcmczr is now getting "sisi'IYF'P-s'u'j
lrsi- (ctss in about two hcurs for Vessi Crsiss,
wiss.!ss. & list .! the naxmcts of the cmi "
T/zefcss'sa'zvz'ng-Zz's (: ('O[*_Z/ fist-59 fig'o-si-savzatin.
-asi/ua'c-d so in t/sizss/Jrsigri'zsig' [die-s:
By order of His Excellency.
' MLGUEL HW ]
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