Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-18 00:00:00, page 3

'lt is not therefore with the democretic l
eutay mine! British injtutice, that ( am
displeud; but it is heceuse the very name
outregsieegwheo pent-creted by I [rede/man,
ereþaeeed over by thoee eame demoesirate,
without e, "murmur end Without : comment.
"ssl'o omit. "other distance ; l.; Revanche ;
du Cers, . French priveteer which diet ex
perielccd in the harder os Charleetoo' nisi-4
most -srjendly_ehelter, protejtion, end ze
sistanee, .hae within these Tew deye and in
gan ehot -os- our 'ehoree, wentotily firede
valley of muequ'etry into en Americen
echooner, by which a peeeenger was hudly
wounded. The ect ie rendered, is poezihle _
etill more etrocioue, ee the eehooner was
ooesiwsihich the cepuio ofzthe priveteer wellss
knew," endonhoerd of which. but e short
time before, he had eeceived many civili- 1
tiu. Yet the 'dentocretic poper o's that
place expreeeee no indignetion at the fact;
o* ete'ring caþitele' enoouuce to the public
but the potriotic erdor of the editor ie e
oueed upon the oeceeion; but the not in
fohbed in." few worde ee penible, without
oneutetiol' me withoetjeeneth. But)"
ought not to be eurprized at thie, nothing
lade could he expected from men siwhose
whole eouree ol conduct thews, that—where
France ie concerned, the intereete of Ame
rite an hut e eecondery consider-tion; -
(Hrginia Putriat.
What is chtrblr'cqniem P—Itje e govern
m-ssnt ofthc people without monarchy. "It
ieimmaterial whether the monarch be cel
led : king, an emperoror e president. If
one man governe the whole it it no songerd
"public; it it : monarchy. France is etill
called. republic! But (when: wae there
erer greeter deepotiem than new migne in
France.
Repnhlicanisiam ie e regard for the true
intereet of the whole commonwealth ; ; de
eire to promote the general welfare.
Dectmocrats and jecobioe, aieumiug the i
name of repuhlioene, deceive the people.-—
Their object it to huild up themeelvee, cere
Jets of what thedomee of those who follow
them. ,]
The me m th ntlfortdoell
Pearcemmuzdendﬂ the. þacctt of Nsictsir
Yorkb) "he! fmmusst Sun-v- hbip, an,
And: upon; va- in an upsoar; ranne!
'feRDgC! an the cry; and deitoctdtssie 5
[" into so: Luke to mew tesienud ﬂh
nothing botaaathessmaa against the uvagesict.
authota of the outrqe; _ '
I do not hid fault with thtcta- ! wdh
that Whitby, the timid of (he British yea-!
"1, and hia gone: had been- huog'. No.
,hipos any natu- with whom ye an' at}
pga e, hat aoy Maiden to fifca aioglo gon '
loaded with agch matqtidtaa can penibly -
produce injury, in our watata. Our terri-1
my, by wateraa un as by had, ia nexi
.and sora sordgn ship within na li
:its to fire either ball or chariot any pus.
pooe whataocvetsi', should aubjectsi thess cow-.
wander, to the seven-eat reproha tion and the
most exemplary puniahment.
When) Denocracy or jocobinisn ) '
It is : compound of all the mslignsot pas
"003, cmsiy, malice. hstred, Be. Thuss
democrst or : ]s'cobio wiii do all" to his
power to pull down those who sre above _
him and raise himself—he will press-t' s ]ef- "
fc"Fold to s Wsshiugton—hesi viil give his
vote and use all his inﬂuence for I 'ssmsn of i
his poiities,of no tslsnts or virtue, rather ,
tho' i'or s sederssslist of known sad acknow
ledged Nuts, virtue sssnd psuiotistosi; he
will eppou good laws: sll this he 'lndO
with his eyes open, he knows he may ruin
his country, but he gntiﬂes his possioofi. *
he thinks he shall be built up himself. Ri
liog on the shooidenol thepeopisiewinsilo
hs deeeives, he ticks them behind him tto-_
hiedsol of their, fsu- f
Button, Palkdim)
With its! :!siljtsi-ct-ﬄ ,- 76? . ' 'sisisi
'tmd-sirdsi of obtain-t: "he ct_
ssamjfifoﬂdmd .of the yhdk-Wsblmfss
lcssriptdssjlnown 5! 3": nued of lb?
'cllntoniano ; m, ,i mar-1 "'er
eountr'yct; and; nnbcrfom traisrss ct
legionssof eotn'lno-g— Miheold lief, ;: si
hunter-"; and Tctwsiwmsssisi of; (17
"troops count-n' by'siss egpul __ were at"!
Le'iu- "The Patiiot, upy'jeeniined Qsitcthc
old veternns of the revy'lutionja'nd did: he;
scenddnu ; the adhere-es of The Wldﬂdgr
ton policy ; the friend: .of- "the denotitutiod 3_
and the true whigs lnd isiequliem Þsctfi
country. The lin'col' the irpysi'rxtenle'd
s rom . Montauk point on the'idttthg'fi the'
ss St. Lamence on the"north','*and hfiffik.
on the west. Great preparation; had been'
unde for the battle and the dl)"_l,tid hour 1
appointed "for their onsisetsifixed upon, AL
ten o'clo'sk on the Wh of A ril, the notionsi
command-through the w ole line, and.
continued with very little" intermission until.
the 26th nbout oun let. ' The conﬂict Mild
seven,- both armiu were confideltssossssilu m....
een, and the ev'ent remdined ler, : long
time doubtl'ul'; but the battle finally termir
naked in sat-or of the bashaw, in come
qnence of it .rejnforc_en_"icnt_ol ohout, ttn
. In the Grand Soothetn Diviaioa, the en
as, had little to boast, empting in the Ba-j
ahaw'a Wolitregttnent, which, by the ad
of the Monta'ka and the meree'amss, can,-i
plate]! onrpﬂlissiN th Pariet- in that
_siqaartsr. The pamot York regtnteat mer-ss
siloas, the victory is yet disputed. _
tnacttve. [ne count-quence w" : tun-"5
loss. The Trojans and all the other com-lss
parties in the Renseelear regiment behaved
"Well and gained great "honor. 'l'he siSche-ss
nectady regiment fought bravely, but were :
overpowered by the Mosi'hawks and the Mer- ss
cenariesss. The patriota of the Montgomery ]
regimentmct with avery heavy lose from the ?
same causes. The bashaw always boastedss
of his great superiority in the _Washingtonl
regiment ; but his troops ' were nearly
thrown into confusion, by the inipudent at
temsipt of an itenerent majnr-general to usurp
the command of the regiment. The attempt
horn-ver was defeated and the general 'mn
mited) The bashaw's Saratoga regitnent,
as compelled by the vigorous movements
and well directed fire of the patriot troops.
to fall back very considerably. On the whole
though the division met with a very severe
thousand mereenariea, wtmn nati neen en-ss
lined god eqaipp'ed in a clactn'deetine manner1
and aect-ssetlysi brought into the field to aid
the regular forcea of the bashaw. 'W'e hay:
not yet been able to tellen the p'artiectula'ra
nl-the terrible battle ;but' the following may
be considered an authent'rc al far aa they
go. _ * " '
Each army eoneiated of-sour grand divi
siona, the weatern, eastern, middle and
and annthern-z there divisiona were divideﬂ
into regitnenta, end the regirnent into com
pantea.
_ in the- grand weatcrn divinionthe patri
ota had calculated on a gloriotp triumph-:
but it waa-here that their numerotta let'y of
mereenariee, which had been eoligted and
equipped in a clnndeetine manner" were most
ssnunterotu. Thonaanda of then the!: were
engaged in the battle when least ekpected ; (
and the consequence wna thnt the 'patrieta
were ove'rpotvered and defeated through the
whole line of the treatern division. "
In the ent'ern grand diviaion the :patti
ots were 'headed by an old revolntionary s
general, and had great harm of entire' rue-;?
ce'ai ; but owing to the great number of new:
let-ies in the baahaw'e ranks, and a want of
proper orgnnieation oPsi-the patriot troopl,
the enemyf obtained a conuiderable- advanu
tnge. The Albany rc giment considered the
victory eo' easy and certain, that leveral
companiea were but partially engaged, and
many oﬀice-Lo and such rema'
ln the Middle Grand Division, the Pa
triots fou ht with great skill and bravery.
The old _ olumbin regiment did itself great
honor, gained much ground, and heat the
enemy at every point. The intrepid Ger
ntantoirn company maintained its usual a
scendaney. The Duchess resigimesintsibarely
kept its ground. The Greenea sought well,
be: met with consideradle lose. ' All efforts
of thePatriots', however, were vain; for
the Rockland Highlanders, the Orange men
the 'Sopus Boys, and the Delawares over
potvered them by numbers. The success
of the ffiahaw's troops in the Middle Divi
aion, ia to be aacctrihed, in a measure, to
their excellent music, the hand being led by
a famous Drum which we haye been inform
ed on high authority, " is all important in
the day of - battle." _
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In.
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med entirely
" " Part qf Alexandria. " 4
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No arrivals this day.
, cunm,
Schr Three Friends, Kdly, Bone], by
* Lawrason and Fowle.
I -r-- Silvis, Lewis, do. C. I Cnleu.
; -.--— Unityct, Hall, do. Flm, Metclls,
ssand co.
' Sloop Lively, Smitb, Providence, the
master.
" -—'- Fully sad Naucy, Garjiaer, War
ren, de. _
{num, " fictW dilute
island: In
The crew as the ship And of this port,
from New York was taken out at sects, she
being water logpd—bsiy : vessel from Port
su-Prife end bove arrived incEaglnd.
feWnPﬂmshþrfMaﬂ-fi) .
Will m few WJW on
0 A SLU'A'L'T ?. 5"
Dun) yesterday morning. Msitsier Eu
wann F. CLHY, ton b's Mr. dl- Clcry of
this place,:gcd two yearl and three month-,
in conequencc of: fall from :: three stqry
window. The fric ods and acquaintance of
his pnenu m: rectquuted to attend his fu
neral thin morning :! half past m o'clock.
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sick-the batﬂn lik'd! tie'ye'yxssp
mmeMYY-umu si, Qui
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m.; m n'ot be:-ken. nor um: may net
tend :Mniibh thet they ned-exem
n' "i ssfssswd , CHWWW; ned them miss
Note expedsinnq, the"! win eilmlyiaif (in
and me ol- theirebsiuptey
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{lette Been invided, ypd eheir voice
: .;vin come" to the remit-tion to lp.
_ ; anz-Yon-c, May 15.
Latest from "England:
Yelterd'ey after-noon the Britith Packet
Prince-en Amelia, Capt- ,Moonon, ntrived
herefrom Faimeuth; which piece (the "left
on the Oth ult. and Halifa: on Wedneethy
int. The editqn of the New-Tail 'siGQ
zetu his receiyed London " and
Lloydk Line to the _6th ultimoss' ronit which
they have extracted all thltsi'd imlrezting.
e'_']nhn Adlmo frignte niied from Eng
land on the 26tb Mardh'for France & An".
tie-. * si
The news in Englnnd from 'Spa'in, Van
noteosihte ne 4th before received at thin
art. " 0 .
? 'Sir Prlneit Burdett, : conspicumu oppo
Iitionimwaa committed "to the Tower for
writingpieditim-letter to hie connituenctte.
There'ilsi'ttle else-o! an intereuing nnture.
The opinion in *E lend continued to be
savorlblc toward. the _ nitedStntel. He.
.Wnuacesshn des tchee-sor' oiretnment.
The don owing "'C fonicle 6! the
sin-of. ch, mention: the nrrival it Fil
mnth If the: wicket Etpnn. from New
Yark. with DrHLog-n on band- _
The name paper it nearly in" of a ﬂabm
inþnriinmem, which took place the preced
ing day, * on the expedition "to qulnndf
On (the -amendmen't npprot-ing the con.
time of minitten, 'the eyen were-zza— '
noee 231-majority for ministers 21. On
the other divinions the-majority for miniesi
ten wan and 40. " _ . '
Priee of stock-t at London. April 5—8
per cent. cons. 68 3-8_ 5-8. Can-ol- for-—
68 8-8 7--8. Priccsios line 'lour ninety-nhii.
sinn- . " , .
in their strength at the hent annual
back, and put the troops of the Great Ba.
they: to ﬂight.
MARSW siosisir found.
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ss'silsiiizss suas'rsimﬀriAL—si.
Ship Thomas,
Cap:- Ion Box-own]:
T.W.PEY10Nss ssss
M
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aoeo bushel. Liver-pan] oud Libbon-M - ,
Mumovado Sugar in bunch '
Louf and Lump do. do. ss. . -
! Cpﬂ'oe in ba lunduokp . * si; si
! lssmpcrial a :! Young Hyson Ten-siinfm
ss cbnts . .
; Spanish So msiin hdfþozu . '
ss Mould and gpemuceli Candle-, inmc , ss
Brown Soap' m do. '
ss New-England 'Rmu m black-find Mild si
Short yellow Nukeem, by them ss ,si' si.
Mly '9. " 41, , -
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THE Smckheldm of the Wuhinsigm
and Alexandrin TW! Comsi
are requonted to ntcttend : govern] me si
the Compauy at the coud-pain, (so he
the sad inn-at, nt ten otclock, A. M- !!
which time and phcetbe book- of the Cgtns-si- --
pany will be opened [or anmepecfidn, In!) a -
' praye-idea will be and for receiving The
ecriptions for no nddiunnnl nowhere! dure- "
to complete the laid lond, And MLN Wq'si
nued open by ncjonrnmu't fnﬂdistd'ssi'fddy.
until the number which nhnll bnnno'ctlk
nubecrib'ed for. . 1
sitþe W " -'"- . ' '*_' sssssssisssi' l-i
his; sue-(odd! you ab": , si.
Them-as M. Msissct ; ct si
'Bcgs lene commend-Infin- si:
tbn he do receiv'd (ton _
A very merd Weﬂfsisi
As: an', miMm'jS-siﬂbssss,
fossftsihn best fa'bric; selected fom- cut by him
"nels. Also, batsilen leather, Band-think *
and Dicksi's Scolsich and BIPPCO Smfli and -
sshai- Sicves
All of which 110 dﬀen'for ale on mode
me: terms. mth liven] allay-un to (busi
who take a quantity-"
sBOOTS as me], mach at hinhqpsidhlu
but matenlll end mvcn- Mix-lap. .
May 18. .
May 4. ]
fist-meam andfor ct _
Remedy, nen-and an; .
.lt the Book-State;" of _' si_ s
unh- Mnket Squlu. on Wedded-ya
Iad' um. bowe-13 the hour; of,-nal "
By Order of the Ofphmn Court qsss Alm
andria Cmtyss. .
des-ned.
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belonging to the unless of lsihty We— ,
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obasksscu case she]! um,,
56 holes Rgnincts. ss ss
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