Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-31 00:00:00, page 3

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PATRlO'i'lSM used to be dcfinedssthe,
lawe of one's country. 'It is now under
stood in America, to mean attachment to
our rulers, lt formerly produced : devo
tion of fortune, and even life. to save one's
country from pernicious rulers- lt nowter
minates in the very simple eﬀect- ol' uncon
ditional submission, antl undistinguishiog
approbation. Though our soil is fertile in
Canon, it seems'to be incapable of hearing
Between. is our British ancestors had been
made of such stuﬀ. the" Sluarte would still
haveground the nation under their iron
sceptre. But I shall be told, that our ad
sninisistration deserves all that cart/Mew:.—
Gtant it—but do not let uo- hear this lan
guage from those who approved and sup
, [Bed. Catlsijss
Extract of a letter from Hent-r. Schuback
wed Sons, (lated Hot-bury. Nav- 17.
" Since the public-.t'tion of the decrect
tery dreadful to this place: and to all bu
ling-s in general, it is impossible ." quote
any and whatever priees. All business and
a stand. Produsiee has no kind or zed
Pslcc, and no estitnation esthetn may be
in maxims totally hostile to those which
not govern us.
it it is praise-worthy in those illustrioua
men, to preserve a striet impartiality an'd
n'eutrality; to coort'peace by hooorablel
means; and to vintlicate our nights with
vigor. when peace could no longer be pre
served with honor, surely it eatinot be con
sistent to uphold our present rulers in a
system of ctweak :mddastardly subserviency ]
to France ; of outrage and insolence to C
Britain ; in attempts to provoke the latter
to war——io rejecting all the proﬀer-ed ocea.
sions es negucia'tion—and in a total neglect
of all t'igorous means of vindicating our :
rights. .
Other people may fall this pa th'atim,
lut for my part. l shall adhere to the old
{caution—and so long as ! see or think 4
] "? .1 set of weak and wiekcdtssnen hasty?
ing our union to their ruin, shall prefer my
country to the applause of the uhthinking
dukitutle or of the sycophants who approve
because they are afraid to censure. '
ported Washington and Adams, in mea
sures directly the opposite to the present—
salte remain etopt 'ahOrt, lull oblolhul tlt'
As this signature give-s to the article the ]
binding force of law, all then must now i
cyprovr or eke they violate ;] law of their !
country! What of that. ;
[H. S. Gaz] 1
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is a law of the iand binding upon all the
people. ' if so, as th-re is now : law in essx
in me to approve of the conduct of the ex
make government, are not all the pe0ple
bound to approve that conduct? And'is
not this a new mode osobtaining the appro- 1
lution o! the pe0ple to executive measures. ss
EXECUTD'E ﬂloDE-S'TT.
in a hole an of the United States, oﬂici- \
lily published in the National lntelligencer, *
w.- sind the following expressions : ss
*" The executive government, [that is
];tmes Madison] " his manisested a just
regard to its own dignity and honor, as well
as to the character and interest of the Ame- 3
rican people."
And at the bottom of this" law, approv
ing of the conduct of president Mudison,
!: find these words :
" ]anuary 12, 1810—Approved,
]AMES MADISON."
We areinfoimiel-"by usig mien-a .Vl'cosi
l- 5 ]amaicn .ahoilt' 23 days since, that
Bn- lwn, the late Cuiissect'or at Neiv-Dﬂzgm,'3
on ! To arrival at ]amaica. had sidisispoud of
she specic he carried of with him, for bill:
on England, and that he had lest that island
win-. his buoiy, on board a vessel bound for
II.-bund
siﬂlznndﬂaDyQ own;
WEUNLSDJHUXUARY in.
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made; jot-fac— per-on will buya pmmd'ss
weight'vQLWei. sugar or other produce,'
until w'c' lit-!: let further eﬂ'ectt and com-_
quence-of the decree; or man; ctwayo and,"
"meum for coming round with it. ' 1
" Time only will uppriae' uxwhcthr the .
ssliner will be.- the-casr. Until then it is to ;
adds-set that holden tus ((;ssvc and suggrs !
oﬀer-come (it—15 at Aitcmn, and white ":t- ;
, vanna-tugnrsisnmo, ac 'l'onuingsin, or Ma
rylantl Tobacco at 6 at A (tom.
" No penon will buy a, pound weight as.
any produce at this time, and thus it crm be
of no interest to send at price ("lll'ssstﬂt which
could not be given with th- {stint-Fat degree
of Certainty; the shorn-n'ot when the rlccrcc
' appeared, prices Were: down :.!r<:a<'_y to
: 16 1-2 per Banco for ;;nn-Z earth-: at Aimna.
\ 24- pcr Bmco white lie—'- -.m:l 8 '6""" it! 5
. 'suuzdusi-sicn.
'[ 19 per Bancu brown do. du.
& 32 per cut, per 100, best Bugwond.
i 20 3 24- l). sine him: and violet lndigo.
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) 15 a 18 copper cnlmcti du.
ss22 p. entry. but. ]locoa.
6 to 10 T-i'situsivlami 's—**mcco.
{ An delivers-t!" at ctxzsictsictsi." L
N if W— YOR K, _7a.*mary 27
i.,-VHZS'l' rnoxt CAm'os
By ((it; I;:isis Fylsizir, {lztptnin Denis-l. smm
Cantonss tizsi- e-thtu' (is th:* Mcrcnntilc Ad
tle-niﬂes hsiu 2t't'c'ind the following omit-lus
on;.tcsiiligencc :
Ni si: sail of Bctlti-si'i E-tst-sn-Jia compa
ny's bit-?S, :t_64-. ;t frigsittcsi, and a gun hrig,
Were: laying at Chttmpcc. {ring dctaintsi'd
there by the Chincsc, until they received
prrmisainn ?simm the court of Psi-kin, to pro
[t-sicd to Whampoa. This was in consc
i qsi-v-w'? ofthc misundrrsmnthng of the as
ss (air whit !t occut't'e-tl last year.
The Lad Unts are dimfsccted to the Chi
' nesi-c governmz-nt, and are daily encrcasing
ss in power, am: very during, making fre
' tum-. ::xcursions up the rivers, burning and
ss pint-during the villages, and massacrcing
ss z-sitt tiut :ttlt-mpt to rcsist them. Theirsorcc
; by sclt i: t-stimatt-tt from 90 to 1000junks,
\ ass-on. 3 to 28 guns, nu'J powcrtully man
? ned—their connexiunl and abcttcn upon
there, are much more numerous and wide
ly (hast-mittain! through the maritime pro
win-ces, who amply supply the: rebels with
sin*ovi:.io.ns and ammunition.. .Thc eﬀorts
to sup,-mast them by the vice-rov of Cau
} ton, is feel,-le: and us on eﬀect, he: having
no cr-nstth-ttue in those he acuds against
them: as they are As oltcn inclined to net
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with the Latin-ones, as against them. So
with: is the: tiis-Ji't'ctitm spread, that the
lover tude!" of the Mundstrins, are not to
ss be trusted with the exeruting the orders of
{governm-nt. Their mode of warsare is
'sunguinaty to the highest degree, as they
ss murder th: native prisoners on buth sides, 4
i with all the imrmrs uisi savagsi: hnrbniity.—
si Application was made by government thro'
i the security merchants to the Anterienns st
Canton, for their shsips to drop dow-x she ri
ver for a fcw dz-y', to protect the passage
from the Bogzt—Tygris -'] W'hampnzi, which
the Americans couid not consistentiv can—..
ply with, as being defenceles merchant
ships, St not fit to fight their battles; al
though ;! number of American seameu vo
'luuteered their services on bqard of;, coun
try ship'that government had chartered for '
a ctuize of 15 days, to act in conjunction
with : ﬂeet of men of trarjunks, p, cruize
between the Boga-Tvgriss and Macemv—
the latter made oﬀ to a man, as soon as
they saw the enemy, and left the ship to
sustain the conﬂict slbne, in case the La
drones thought it proper to engage her.—
They howeVer she-itert-d themselves in shoal
water, not wishing to come nenr her. Pre
vious to this,'about the latter end of Au
gust, 18 or 20 sail 0! Latb'on'e junks, of
the largest size, made it forms] attack on
the ship Atahualpa, captain Sturges, while
at anchor in Mnccow roads.. Captain S.
notwithstanding fair: of his crew were onsi
share repelied their united ettaek with the
utmost bravery for a length of time. when, !
taking the advantage of a breeze, ent his
cable and run under the .guns of the sort at
MaccOW. The-s ectators of this ssassair,
from the town o Maccow, spent in the ss
highest terms of praise of captai-n S's con- ,
duct. by whose spirited bravery, and ex-'
cellent mmagement, the Atahualpa, was
rescued from such a superior force ;_
stuck was led on the side of the Ladrones,
by the admits! junks of 28 gous. The
Atahuaipa mounted 6 six pounden, sed
had her rigging mucheut, and severslshot
in her hail, .b'utsifnrtunately no person oasi
board was injured. A short time betore.
they captured a Partugusiese brig from Gos,
bound to Maccow, which they fell in with;
among the Letn'a-lslnnds ; two- tnssted ves
ssss.sels are much more the. object of their st
, tsclt than ships, Me'asures have been taken
ss pnp rite the Antericans of their dangersi
th'att ey may be on their guard. The_l.a
i drones only attack a single vessel st a time, ss
ﬀs,
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find when thy sin in with more ghan one.
they and oﬀ. None oftbe Assnenm 'Sl
Qelc at Whampocta, Kquld'nss'zlctmzlh While
sithe La'dmca' {vcrþ in_ du? _ rive!- and TN:
id not, the lent danger to be_ appffihcdded
for their safety. . . The Sylph time 40?" tho
!ssnsse' under the escort-of the British, Coun
try lloip Ruisell, caþw'm chuson, zvlzo
pulieesily gnvc his protection.
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. Mr. Dana and Mr. Livermore also spoke ;
,\-,-i-:'u gl-si-ctc strength of argumant against}
the bill.
This motion produced conaidcrablo debate ;
Mcura. lippes, Johnson, Lyon and Shcﬀy,
were against the motion for striking out.-.—
Mcurs. Babon, Tzllmadge and Montgomcry
were for in., The question for striking oat
m lost. .
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
January Wild, 1810.
Omnm, That the Superinundant of
Police give notice to the pcfana owniiig
the mnure on Patriok and Fasttte street:
to remove the same ao soon an the weather
will pemit.-an<l it not attenfied to, that, he
have it done at the !: one of the owner.
annrsso, That (: tum of two.cthun
drcd douan be and the aame ia hereby ip
propriatcd for the [elles of an poor os-tbe
town of'Aicxandtjg'aad that Assleuodqt
M'Kenzie. Anon newe-, olw Button,
Robert Andcnon, William ct ' ' Win.
_ Nation. Tho'mu Blue". and join). Cofiaf
territury.
An m for the relief of Wm. stkiss-ss
An act for the relief of ]. Shaddock. ;
An act extending certain privileges to
]. ]. Dashiel. '
An act for the relief of Caldweii, Jack
son and at}. ers.
Mr. Shgﬀy called for the order of the
day on the fstnous bsture resolutions. The
question on considering was lost.
Several other orders of the day were cal
leflfor and refused
Mr. lip/m made a motion to strike out
the dausc'which gives U per cant. to the
clerks in the public'oﬂiccs, in addition to4
their salariea, aa has been dssonc since llOl:
The sum of 100,900 dollars was appropfi;
and to cover 'loasca.
mittee 'of the whole, Mr. Cutts in the
chair, on the bill 'making'sppropriatioos
for the support of gmernment in the year
1810. The committee proceeded to fill
the blanlts in the bill.
Mr. S/z-ssiy was in favor of the bill. {1
ﬂlr. Garsizrier closed the debate, with a ?
few pcrt nen; r marks m lavor of the vote ss
he was about to give ; not in favor of th: *
bill. lie considered the bill a very bad3
one, but he tltonghtit better than the non-_
intercourse, he should therefore vote for it.
Atn late hour the IINAL szs'rlon was
taken by ayes and noes, and carried—ayes
73—noes 52. And the house adjourned.
A communication tras reEcived from the
secret;-ay at war, giving an account of the
two detnchmcnts of 100,000 militia made ]
bv authority of (or mer acts of congress.-- '
Ordered to be printed.
the Mississctippi territory, and for appointp
ing a judge for Msdison coun-y in thst
A communication from the seeretary of s
the tre'asury respecting ;compensation to
clerks, &c. was received and read. Re
ferred to _the eommittee of way.: and
means. '
Mr. Tallmadsirc followed ﬂsr. .Qfa'ncey
against the bill.
L'r. W. Alcton spoke in favor of the bill. 9
' he following bill's were read s third
time and passed into laws:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATWES.
The house then resolved itself into corn
An act extending the right of suffrsge inss
Cbngrcst of the Um'ted Statc'S.
Tafcn for the Alexandrfa Couth-.]
_ Tunsnn', january 80.
Moxur, fanuafy 29.
[command.]
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, The thou med}; Kct'_'
- Cll will inn! It ! .sssisi- -
Monday next. :! ' d'clock, ldr chsicpuf- "&!
you of dimibuti sictsijsi'dicl agree-buxom _.'
nuidcrofCouhc'Nict _ ss si
p- Dmee'fin {fifthe-.- DtrlCt-,
z ors of the Damessslic M mzﬀdctufe
si Comþm'ty of Alexandu'a; Will take
place on W ednesdqy even (3
{the 3le insh at the housesicto
sIohn 3Macleocl-ct-w'lsijezi an A gent
islor che Complanysisssisi will be ap
> Lands, near Wasiungcon sorSale.
I WlLL SELL, on .rnoderetssecterme, the! .
nimble end highly—ippronble 'TRAST'. - -
OF LAND, eituete an'-fie net .eide'of'sstbe '_
Waehington end Alexssendriesi; Turnpike, endct
bounc'ed by Potomec -river, sshie tract ie
dietant about e mile end the] "from Weelk
ingtonvand-three end e-half from Alexandria,
sicontaine about 50 ecree, onB-Ssihwhereofctie
marsh of theirﬂ-quefiﬂss-the bzsstlssance ie ere
ble. assording eeverel fine springe of sisiwetee, ss
end a beautiful eituetion isor building, 'l'hei
lande will be shewn end term made known .
' upon applicationto , - . _
T Charles Alexander,
. .—si(.$'o_n ng/zilip.) '
January 27 ..'- ssi dn.
WISHING to remove to'the'u reoun
try, loﬂ'cr foreele, the ' M, on .
which I live,'in the county of King George,
(lying on the Potormc River end Rﬄer'e
siCreek, end containing eboutsikoo eeree ;; [bout
300 os'which ere cleered, Mthe l er por
tion of it of the llret description of otornee ct
low grounde ; uthe-reeidue of thetrect leebnet
[ equelly divided-between out mild calm-sithe
? letter-peculiaﬂy velueble for all be _ . ct ' _
ss ot encloeing. 'l'he preference nailed title
place clult'iae out;-sitten big?" TWW
eeos ng,eu eewi ew . "n.-si.
gin, to. renders it no highly ded-shril— .
bliehrnent for my gentlemen whejney wieh ,si
to reeide on tide water. The impmvernente o'- ss
this property are complete, eoneiz'ting of e ,
two story dwellinghouee, eo by to len cen
taining eev'en room-, With pil-ascendan
cellent eellare ; another me eke dMline
house, containing three roame in ! cell-78"
a new meat houee, deiry, ice home, .eteblp,_
corn houeee, and every kind of neeeuerysi ei
cloeuresi 'l'o thie'pmperty it "nexed e new
and most velueble overebot 'mill,_with me '
ss pair etonee,boiting cloth, cold-Mine, 09!
} ton do. &c. The ter-me of-esiele will-be meddle
easy to the purchaser write an renewed!) eek;
_ - T'. Turner. "
Merengo, len. 17. . si ssessodt'ct-Lsi
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i Orphans'si Court, .
, him" JW-.'F5M34,JW1 :
I - n'ﬀþWT—MC- in; Tails"; ?? 13;
.: nous bmgche's; knows &
'ccutcd wnh accuse! Ah- :;
A regu sigh-(lewed. wilt l'iil u noon ye .
the out;: opens} Fotct (night apply a: 7"
bond Lt Ran-47" I wherf. ; -
January Q " _ If. '
, Thus 13 to 3va Nouee. -—'ss -
That the subscriber of Aleindritmnty,
in the diafsict of Cdummbuqbuhed from '
the O'l'pbm' Court-e! odd count! leusie'nsi {es- . .
mentum-7 .on the cum of ,Wm; Buttock,.
anairc, of Ch.-kills, his of tho century ;
sore-gid, demand-: all per-on hath; elab
ggd-m the odd duced,-to heavy nam'd .
to exhibit the not with the maden then—
of to Mesadder Moon, War qf W'illt's
Alenodrh, an'-t defer- the !Bd day;-"(Inn
naxt, or they Why m be 'cxdudod' smm
un benoit Jew-um. ., And thou,-adopt
ed-cbercw m "agone-1 to oakes WHW
pay-lean,. Givn under my hind this , ?!!!
day of Beanber,'_ IW- -si - ' _ " ' .
Robert Rmdolphzss
pointed .
_Jgnuary 39.
Alexandria Beauty, Dec. Term, me.'
Ordered, that the executor of Will. Fit:
hugh of Chathyn, deceaeed, do insert the fol-'
owing edvertisement three timee e'week for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Duilxceeettess
In Sale or fine-,si .
A N'EGKO WOMAN, with : LHILD—
Apply to med-tom. ss ' _
___Jamm*y 3}. A ,__'— n ' sisisisssi
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Ten-e, .
Potomac Land sssctZlG—ct
Alex. Moorc, Regctt'ﬂe'r.
ZHARMoNuctss
f-muN swoon, mater;, .
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