Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-06 00:00:00, page 3

New egeZn, He. Snowden, do you not think
loue et the eurpltte eepltel of our_ Town
let! better be employed in thle my ? lt would
50 hath phhtehle end leudeblet the profit
the opene eplnhins, eeylnq nothing of dy
5: end weeting, "hie-hie e hendeetne thing
Iore to, ! empeet. thenjthe bueineee one hels
esue ere punnlng. end well worth the etten
lion of the Ten. Suppeee then e Meetlng
of the people tree peapeeed et eotne future
44!- by the Meyor, to tehe the hueln eee
lMd ee'tloue eoneideretlen, end !! lt ehquld
lo!"! Fohehle thet e Compeny could he
Knee-I te thet extent, let It he deeet If net
Wshoemteeeeteme within the
flute} which could bend-ed; endthleeughsit
UIhetevnthlnh well ofit, an eehe debt-exte
ﬂlnvefege the-tent tneetln- of the bone-.
mdss'the Mndhﬂct'here kqehht he
w meet edvheeble te erect It, in edelsi
_Qd**lneetel_' lene-pennon foreeidss Consi
mi. end eo ee use: thQCemperx-dlss
edhy the nchM ende! get-55: they!
spun, will yield 1880000 lbs } 40 ooo
Thnt the above row enuon when
at liS} cents per lb. is
Now. Mr. Snowden, I will venture to pre- 1
turne that Scent;-ry Callstin may in vc msde
ssmsll error, first, as to the quantity that ss
that number of sispiudlel will spin,. he make:
them avenge btit 45 pounds row 'cotton, or ss
36 pounfds spun cotton. for each spindle per
jest; but! tuspect he means the spindlcs of
the mule kind (so called) wheress the improv- ss
ed Arkwright-Spindle will spin at least too 1
pound: per year, with the same luhor etn- ss
played, or neatly so; then if those ao,ooo :
spindioe yieid s clear profit of l,980.ooo
dolls. those of the Arm-right improvcd kind
n-ill yield sproit of at least double that sum
tsy {Women; but we take. the lesser pro
it for our date, and reduce the number osss
spindles do'n so as to come within the ability
os oueown Town to erect and pursue, ssy
love spindles, which, according to the above
nlalntlom-will yield s nett profit of 24,750
dolls. per yest- Now, the Sccrctary says i
the cepitsl necess sly to be employed in this
business is thout loodolls. a spindlenhovgh
not more than 60 dolls. are generally em
ployed] includinz both the End espital ap
plied to the purchase otsimill sests. sndtothe
.constrnction o! the-miss end machinery, encl
tbaenployed-in necessitgpaim-rw mate
this. sigoeds no handsnd centingencin—
Then. teeree? sad drive lnno tpindles, would
zequire s capital of looctoo dolls .upon ..which
ve might derive an-income us nearly 25. per
cenz. per annum ; this, tho' bectitnot forgot
ten, is sllonng the spindles to he of the
little kindfonly spinnlng at ths. yern per
!esr, instesd of the itnproved Arkwright
M which is knownto spln st least tooth;-si
per year.
si v 'v-_l
a,$oowotnen md children. say; 52} ooo
et So cents per day each, is '
Me. Snewbu,
lootice, from Albert Gsllstin' s report
(made to the House of Representstivsies) of
[he thh Apt'll lsst. respecting Domestic
Mmussc'turesis. thst in the small state of R
uznd there are erected no less then 37 Mills
for winning of Cotton, containing 80,000
gpimlles, which spin 3,600,000 pounds n'
mue-per yesr, which at to man per pound:
Amounts to Dolls. 720,000
That the said mills employ
4,000 person. vieSoojnen
for which we will (for the ), ooo
salte of neertsining the pro— '
ths) put down st s doll-r per
(la,, il ]
wzuapsmisi mue c.
(7 0"? tue-"nuing m-ct-m ye ass,.
neatly reqsssiuened "to end their 'Id'vetfins
mean before-s o'clock in the evening, "
they can not _be nundcd'co afu'r thus hour
scsir the next mo'-ask paper.
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Nettprosts per mount, -. l,930 ooo]
"xx.-m MM
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sit. si si' si b?
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3,240.ooo \
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'migmssn mu-duwnwmwffi
:hmzbmbmmr ' — {
- - MWBXGHT
sssi maw-a. sisisisi. use-. a
sid? Forfitssi-Þl erﬂuM-d
;xtog-mt Gripe-et was hand- "of non-:
si parte—sit that he might :reign in peace.—"
; thst did Iesiﬀerson end Cd do for the Untted
ss Sutes) Why, pey France sixteen mitiions ss
; Iuet so did the ministers of Prustis, Den
j mark, Russ's, rus,-t' every injury and indig
E nity without reeiztencet or is they resisted.
: it was not that too lete to sure their country
Ulm was delivered to the French by e tt'ei
' terous fool, and Germuny sell—to was Mas
l deburg, and then fell the North.
rid-ton in Hollttnd and in lteiy too, .
: they cut! themselves, ruined their commin
ss; which are [on among nations.
VVhst was the hintory of the Dutch repub
lic ? De Wit, the furious [which would
not believe the French intended them any
harm. he tuﬂ'ered them to murch into their
tetritories without being prepared to resist
them, and the consequence was, that the
ss Dutch peopie tore theit putriot in pieces, for
: traitor, and elected a Ptince of (home, to
be their hereditary scht-eitzlt.
ss Beware of Dutch policy.
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i CalcmlBurr.-—Tn,- following erticie re- A
ss spectiog this ootorious character is copied ]
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; from the Aurora :
i " A ietter from London of the lzth of
; April, states that Cus. Burt-sihed succeed-'t]
{ in obtaining pmsports for Paris. after a dr. .ss
si tention of eleven weeks nothr French fron-.
tiers. it appears by this letter that M.,
Pichon, sormetly change the asstires of
France-near the Unitrd Statcs. had been
addressed by 'Burr, and through hint pass- i
rts had been obtained, Pichnn' is in th.
srrvice of king ]rrome, something in the
nature of a privv counsqﬂor. an arcidmtss
rurioue enough is We only consider that
Pichon was recalhed, and in temporary dis
grece at the special instance of jt-rome. ct
" The-se is little dopendcdre to be plaCttli
on rt ports of French aﬀei'rs derived through
} English suurcrs,'but We think it neverthe
p less proper to state, what we doctnot think
! imprt-babie. because it is perfectly compa
{ tihle with tht: character .oscter, who is
! szated to have ,ctprest-nteti . mrjnuu'ul to the
emperoronss-ssthe subject -oi his former cott
3 spirary-to divide ctthesiuniun. and sithtu he
, propnstd sitn ?"Bnnaparte, a _re,t1ewal_.ol' the
tirsigtt nndersiFrrnth—auspices_; the- stiisinds
os.Burr .io <Bogiand-ssi]t<zkezttitlt the full:"
conficlence os-his-beiog mrrrtshtl. and me
ny of. his old adherents had lest England to
meethitn at Paris; there were several there
be fore. him;" ' ss
)
.biuasipmﬂlgaey of power unexaoppled in:
sithe enmle ol'diplomecy. 'l'he'pwpsiuy of ,
.: an hnoﬀvnding indrpe ndell manus), a friend
ss Cante
\
.oslhc man offnaduund HulIw-nsissghi
Louisieoe to Frenee t fpeid the Feeneisst etthd-si'
dies; e'eot then troops, end My'þut his
asketh the wmspcmm pan-tine,.bprnly gch-n
up {men the insignem-mien of one-. to the
Motion of the other-yew" .Nsso doubt
si on remain at the deteemmm'wn of Ne
poleonctofconeolidming in the French sond-1 _
she whole umoum ol Ameriun property !
which he: mlved in Holbmd time [many
!.1809. From then sond-. no: one cenl
will ever be reimbum-d (so she neuer-I oun
er, but it the price of. me wieh End-nels
Dme. [wine, and the ' Chronicle. .w- daresi
ny. wi" defend lhil nctiuh ol Name-n']
-end ldviee the governance:: to pray him .
to prince: us in our .degrmsw—jmu
Amerimn Rightsisilsirkercd by Naked-ty}
France.—We hslievsi- than sich- 'rnnu anide
for Louisisna; hid en undergo to etsrve'
the enemies of France; suﬀer the French to
imprison oer fellow-citizens and capture,
detain end edndecsto our property to the
emount of thirty mtlliotts—ull that they
might rule s prejudieed end deluded netion.
U'F'
A Nature.—The l'm ofﬂﬂ Anne-Kee
vel-el- and their ces-gon, ends-med, ee
named, or detained, call, it Whatsi lit-n'
qlene-,in the pun'e of France. Bpein, _l
I!!! and Napln. little-old I common-ry
upon the friend-hipsios France Men:
honile'to'Ammem proep'eticy, p epic; "
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si , . . . si ss 7 7
sisi Lss't. {.de ss.-— nue-ummndsi
- eye.-x-esicteiclsidctsxzss-sie Assay-um
to by unbind-Je? e-ctsidvv off-0 I}?r """ !
. .Br. ? I? . limit} W
but tfthe utne commodity, be contt'ned, to !
British 'WW 4 per eent only i. . to be the
_export duty impoesiedctct-DH.
Frm . Bet-Wort many-per qfss-tlle little
, * ttllr'mo. .;
Amounts from Snrinnm to the loth insiectt.
nate . great scarcity to prevail in that colo
d}: of nltnoet nll the iodis enable made. of
lite : in consequence of t 't, : proclatnation
has besin inned by the court of pnl'tce. un- s
sider the authority of gottenmr Bentinsizk,
granting : bounty on the import-tion in
,Britieh and n utral venele, within the man
ossnur weeks from the above date, of fis
teen guildera per barrel on ﬂour; five per
hundred on ricet and two per hundred on
bean- antl pen; and (or four week. sur
ther. & bounty on the eaid articlee of 25 per
cent. len then the above, deducted at the
expiratina use-ach for-might,. lt appears al
Io. that from the ( nernl prevnlepce of dry
weather at Bfsbl' :. Demerary, and EWÞ
quelm the pluntain ere-pot have monly tall- *
ed. and at late as the ch int-ent. great-p
prehc miooe us tent-city were entertained in .
those colpn'tee, at tvell at at Sur'tnam
,
YOU will here-with receive: printed
copy at an act, concerning the commercial '
intercouree betmen the United State,- and
Great Britain and Frnnce and their depen- ct
deneite ; and for Other purpoeee.
The tnstruetione formerly given respect
ing the execution, of provitiom of a eimi'nr
nature-wring npplicable to the two first ecc
t'tom of me act. it is .onlz' necessary to oh
serve. that the exclueion from the harbon or
watero under the 'uriodiction of the United
.States, embrpces asuhject only to the eieep
none made in the act) every description of
British or French armed vex-cle, whether
" public ur'prit-ate, and whether sailing with
or 'without a corn-vision, authorieing the
capture ul'tuseele. (
All other restrictions on the commercial
interteuree with France or Great Britain,
not previously l'rpcalcd, hm expire!) at
the 18! last.' .
] am, &c. _
(Siqnt-d) ALBER'T CALLATlN.
To tlze,C31/ec_tor as Clear-letten.
"
Putununu, jane 4.
Captain Nickcrsou, trom thuira, in
form: that when he lest that place, the.
12th ult'tmo, any thing tum-med quiet
.Blodtd' the new government. Two Cum
miss'toners .or A vents from the ;new go
eetssnment to that of the Uniteclfitates, sail
ed on the llthssult. in the sscchoonerj'ame,
.Davie, for Balttmorectun their .way to the
city os Y'v'nsh'ttggton. "
- um,. sin.-JM— si
Will hc given. ._
' :N . Uljcon. -,
_siO_ce3qu:n, thy do. ..enm A
ctm HOUSl-Lamd Lors. uuocmfsi'
Duke and Royd man. .lup_sho.£3rﬂy-of '
Muli- Icnmy. May;-half am, n-thn *
.comcr of Common .MMcm-y omnia—on '
very llbcnl terms.
- - szbavdM. Been, Ten e.
ul'orsicndiwn of.E., :
Jnm- ":.
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ton ERT 60!)th IMPIB-M-Q: -
, man, -
.A MLLL'LE'R 'WA'NTED.
' FTER zthe sstst duy of Angust, ] shall
_ be .in-wmtos: Mnun to attend :
councry-miﬂ ; 10 a per-on of good chancter,
andnone otherctnccdjpply, libcnl lus:- :
me .Pnblyhcland for Salt
An ; Book-dwe- of prm (: .Jmn
Sunne-ly, un. un! (Bottom .K lum-t.
um :: the oﬂce at the Mind!!
Dally Gmm.
-_—(nm craggy: tuum).
(C [RCUL AR.)
Treerzry' Dc/ctprtment, all Nay, 1810.
Ill
rmr Bm T]! or "VAMW mav
mussnuo noon 'rn Man-unro- u
cut! qr sun-nue.
QNB Of .n's, ]:
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m unto,
Autumn-num- _—_3
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"THE .subscrlbor (lien bþ "nicating
public as : (.omo'zlulon Mould-mind!] an,
ker, and will mob-cum! m led - -,
pncb. my bad-nen that my! be -
to bin chase. .}lp lum-n. ss - -
non lately Well !? m
Hcoo md Co Cnh all ). m*
for an nook own,-lubr
"let. no mad-ma
term-. '
MlhsidulmWh-cndﬂ si-ss
15 Man-31 bacon-m .
-silsi I!
.: die met-him:, you; 34, mali
Wooden
N-O Tsii-C L- _ --
THE Crcdlcou of the house of unm
and ngur, formerly of Men-nick—
Mcrchmu. are—Wind to tranimitctbejp
ru-apectisse claim. duly dutbemicaled lo-"G'to.
ly. .Squng, esq. cmmellqr ; [."-];ﬀo- "55
13qu 81? Nc'n YOI'k. Thesiol-lþcxpsctthhrc
goes: in to necnain the ensh'efWWM-Dl Ill
claimc on (be-said house,-in enemy;; filed—
end:-la out! it: Ikinily, nctprwovy—Qd link,
ing come propocitio'n-l'qr ,Wi] fill-I ud'tssmp
ment. As it will belmpnctiubb no.. sin!
to the credilon any. specificmrppmltlon- will
the whole amoum (as .thoxlclnl'h Mz'
is of eonuquencezshn-tlpyMHM al '
to die notice ; ,udsitsilc hoped they wilt-a _
wife! the period (communicate man:- _
count: to be Wd bcymul the may
of .lqnc out. . si ' " "
.Nzw quksiﬂnfi mu
My! 31 , _
n- Mﬄer- .sssi
UST Bmlypd,_n se,- humlnd gp—Qﬂ
' " th int qsigmlily MAoon—Apd Coral}
Bubffi dalc. '
On Swurday next all be cold on (be
A House and hot ol'Gz-oun :
Siluuted 98 Union. between Hogs-Pain,
pu-guu. '
A House and Lo: as Ground, _
Slnuled on the cut side of Unto-unneth
to the sooth of Duke nnsipu-Thc W'Qsiþrc,
my is cleur of all .incymbranco. A}! I)"
am mentioun! bon-e willsibsio mld . vmeu ..
l-lousehnld Fusnimrc, &c. 60. 'l'prnu I
be made known at the placn ;! ult.
by . . .
man)! mare-Queen,.
-May no. ' "
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following pennon but: .e
for the cunning ye": .- '
"man 11th
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Iumlsi si ,
]une ;.
Rasssz. Shcct'mgs ! _
A few piece: But kin-My for lately]
Inne 6.
Z/ctlm RM, Pru'ndm '
illum S figure. VHW
The-m Slmu. Tinctur
ctjouplt Cor-ving, Cserk.
.ZMMZ 8 :ZWU
Mn am:
William Bath-don. ' -
ffm H. lie:-nium,} Rem
Yern:: Plum, _' . _
jumble Hillbmne,_
th'—al SW, .
Nemialo Ghmm. '
m 'He-unity
join: Human",
A. 6'. Cmnm, } (lown
_W. "S. Muse,
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josiscph (lowing. CHA
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