Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-11-26 00:00:00, page 3

ss'ct si 'si'ssffishksi siYTfmbersi 95 pfififiesssirs made in
Sicikyctizy Octﬄﬄelﬂcsiﬄfms; many have been
ziibwugfiesico Calsiþma. and report a number .
'of J'idiculoutzssmgssasissus of Which lhgss—ssEhglish
—. make usejosi ende'avﬄctlto make: the siinhzssbi
si'sitaum dear an invasion, which !bryonght
ctpow {0 sibcsi mon: cmwinced than ever that. it
;. impossible to! prevent."
" ctsisiRctdsi'cat. as the Ehgsilzsh Army.
Gen. Armstrong, late. Americsian mind"
ler at Paris, has arrived in this city. '
W'e- haue seen letters from Bordeauxsspcr
she SaHy, as late as the ch of last month.
Thﬂ'say, that American vessels arriving
in French parts with the prnduclions of the:
Unictted Statqs will be admitted, and suﬀrr
fdm load. withogt difficuicy; but. that no
'o'e'ksz—l loaded 'with colonial produce, can
)mxcr without afl'lccnce ; that'the Ramhouil
IEtlescree'would be rcpcalcd. and that (he
drquc'stcred property would he restored by
Paying the new duty.
We have seen other letters of the same
an', of a contrary complexioss: one of
them of the ch says, _
" We have had hopes for a few mo
{nems of matters being in a fair why of ad
NYWÞetwcensiFrance and your coun—
"7 51 'some late Man in the official pa
. Pfss. 15: deparcurc os Mr. Armgtroog, and
"je cal? osshc property, create fresh unea
- """!10 ths minde of; your friends in this
Flulrtpssrl" si"
w 'sssssifsifsi'ﬂifi'ctrgng '
iMZLQMtwssmcet-sss-kiussgg.;"?-1 _ . ss
- \ Lonnon. Octaber 19.
The sofiowihg intelligence is by'lhc F.?!
, zabcth packet, frmeisbon. and may be reli
'-,d'upm1. As hat before been stated, Mas
Vm made a strong and rapid mer-mcm m
ssmnﬂmk Lord Wellington's army on the
.Nondegoct—-—This of 'course 'rcqu'ufed a
:munu-racting movement on the part of his
si'silsisdship, and produced (he battles of the
si-zsszfisih and 27ch; ssac Busaco, nr'ar Coimbra, (a
'mwn psin the.- Mondego a few miles from lb:
Mamic.) A grsincral bank was cchc-sicd
oath: 28ch,which did not take place. ().n
the lar. os October, after giving time: to
[be inhabitams of Coimbra to remove
chemsclvcs'and valmbks, Lord WVL-llington
left the lmnks of the Mondcgo and recreatc-d
towards Lishon: and'on th}: Tah occupied
nposition extending from the: Tag-sins lo the
necan, on a chain of sortisic (] hughts
lington'a march. ss
Unless an immediate embar-kation torct-k
pIacc, :: general and decisive ba-ttie could
tmt be avoidcd. The English merchants
had waited upon Adctmirul Bcrkclt'y so:- per—
*missinn to cm'm'k on board th: trans—portq,
but were denied as there was notshipping
sufficient to take away the troops; and at
the same time hintrd that thcrc was no
great cause for appn—hensiun.
si Jt appears from Murat's account of the
invasion bf Sicsitly,ss that his troops Wrnt
Aﬀowly over it) a hurrit'ane, and returned
with great ('elc'rity in a dead calm."
ctters from the French coast, received
yesterday, state, that eighteen cargm-s ns
Amsiek'dcan produce, which had been coxsificts
cared were carried to Antwcrp and suld the
15th ult. by the order of 80 .nparte.
lnsi-casc of lord Wcllingtoncts being hard
pressrdby an overwhelmning sorcc siur in
danger of being turned, itsswas understomi
to be his- intcmien to sail back upon his sur
lificd positions in the neighhorhood of Lis—
honsictwhich it was ethctcd he: would be: a
si-Nc tu maintain for a ccmsidcrablc time.
The necessary precautions We arc int'msimssd
have been taken to bring (zsssithc army ssm
case of any'grcat disztstt—rs, or the impossi
btiity of eﬀectuallv rcsisting the: enemy.
A party okctasmed praszmts in the rcar us
the Frencharmy lately tuosik about .2000
French soldicra am] a coi-rm-l prisoners, to
whom they read the French gc-nsi-rztl's pm.
flanlatiun {m- g'iv'mg misiqualtcrs to thcsiS-pzm
"h Prasantry ; which don: they immediate
ly put all thc-Frenchmcn to the sword.
, Rrar atlmirn] Hssxrgnoti (one osthe sra
salgar sihcroes) hoistvtl his ﬂux; un 'l'hursday
Itsccnnd in command at'si'Portsmnuth, in
the room of admiralsisiSawycr, who is going
10 Halisax.
gu-ssctse irregulars, Ware hanging on the: real
of Masscnnk army. The Murquis Roma
me with sistccn thousand men wrsis on the
"much of the: 'l'agusss fuliowing Lord VVcl
cohaca, about sorry miles from Lisbon;
having his right at Alhandua on the Tagus,
end {us left ac Pmichc on the Azlzmtic. .[si
a'nis pssssition, it is stated, he had about sc- ;
ve'my thousand mc-n, militia included, and ss.
was amply supplied. (n-ncm] Silvicria and a
{sin. Wilson, with a strong body of Porm- {
His head quarters on that day were at Al
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(Altxandrinsivaaysi Gazem. _.
Man osiss, siNoVEMBERTm.
. , - ss— . ,.
! Thdre was a time when DocturLogau
'was considered one of. the brightest, lumi
'si narics in the democratic hemisphere : now
si forsooth he- is a very mad-mnn. —'I'hc Balti
imorc American, one of the under c-choes
of the: Asiurora, without caþacity lo make-an
siimprcssiun and without discrimiuation to'
know what siimpressions to receive, pro—
nounce—s LOganxa " political- madman," be
cause, as the Amcrican declares, he has
given pub'cic'ktjs (O Lord VVethsIc-y's decla
_ ration, the.: ctproposals had been made to the:
British gowrnmrnc tb divide xhc United
: State; with France. -Now the Amcrican.
? assen-s that -\'\"ellesley may have sent Burr
' to 'Paris w'rth such apmposal. There is
' probability of this.; and doubtlcss Wellcs
? ley may have sent Burr to Paris-with-such
fa propasnl. There: is probability of this,,
- and doubtlcss W'clleslcy*hud some great scss
cret mocivc for giving information of it, 86
i A dcmogsiratic paper enquircs how itss'si
? possible smsiYsichapartc tp be: a friend to,,t'nctx:
\Uniccd States, while he hm'bors Burr in!
Paris. A Scnsiblc question; anctl {or a dc
; mocrat uncommonly undacious : kur ctit
? conveys the idea of Bunzzpanc's'possibly
! being unsricndly to us. \'v'c þavc sgcn sc
! vzzral hint-s lntr-ly in several of the. ([a-moch
rtic papcx's, that no dcpc-nd-si-nce is to lfc
jplnud in the promises of the French empe
'ror. We arc astonished at thesqsnggos
tions. These rcssnctorypuizils OsctDuctsine
_ will soon be dcnx-uncsd.
, We shall by no means be sur prizzd is
i Burr is yet destincd to act a most conspicu
E ous and terrible: part on the Amcricansi thea
si tre. '
; The electionefctssring campaign sorsiChctarter
Officers of the City (:s New Yurk has com
ss mrss-ncrd. In whose savor sochct-r victory
: may dccid: there; wzil be: :} scvcrc battle.
The Bostun-Chn'omc:lcsihas forged and has
unsctirly made a number of quotations from
ss d'zssrrcm American writers to prove the
existcaccfof monarchical ps—inciplcs in this
country: '
! " lt the people have sia right to smfsga
j'vemment, may they not prrsss—sir a King- to a
? Presidcnt?" And does this prove :! wish
sor monarchy? ls not the propnsitiun true,
ixhac they can have what government they
" Every man will pr esume that he 15 not
bound to obey the law," [certain supple
, mentarctv unconstitutiona] embargo lawsss]
! YVh-afhas shis proposition to sidowhh monar
.sichy . And it is undoubtedly true that the
si people are not bound to obey laws ﬂagrancly
unconstitutional. Let such he made and
! their enforcement again attempted.
si " We know that if the embargo be not
shortly removed, our citizens will set at
dcsiance its penssaltics and restrictiuns."
What monarch) in this?
_ " The state of Massachusetts is still so
:vercign and inclcpcndcnt." This to be
sure proves monarchy. That and other
states will show their sovereignty, if ano
tsihe-r embaugo shoukl be unconstitucionally
laid. -
, "Thedeclaration olm'dependcnceis a wick
L ssp thing. I 't—houghc so xivhen it was first
—-——
The: chcra1 Repuhlican has given fus
quite satissauory evidence that Burr, n'LJw
in Paris, is in high saw)!" with Napolcoh;
and that as soon as an opportunity shssm prec
sent itssi-Is, an attempt will be much (o strikz
a Blow at New Or leans, or in ch- smxtﬀesn
states . and there appears now cvety reason
to believe that Uun s Csmspiracz wash: dcr
taken under the: auspicics o. the French go;.si
, .
that our government may De prepared. (
vcmmcnt. ct 3
ph-ase ? Would our government be less sc
publican if the siPr-sifsidcnt Were called an
.n.
prd'daxmed and"! think soesittll. " Thtsdfisi'
' claration is asittributcd to Doctor Dwighcttss,_
who, the Chronicle well knows, never utsi
tercdsi a scntimentof the kind,
!: cture 1'51)]C"I'IO_\-', A. Dss 514.
i
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? SH'IP
m.___,
. The National ﬄgis has cbpied :: part'o's
sssi the forged address of Cobbet-to the peOple'
.of -E—ng!and which appeared Some time ago
in-the Philadclphia-Democssratic Press: and
this with as sim uch apparent sincericy'as if
'Cobbet had really written What the" Press
has forged. si'l'he mere detestation of 4:va
man of honora'ble fecting of such abomina
ble' sorgcsirics is not sufficient. Society is
ssjuruL-a and the perpetrators ought to be
punished with cat- -0 ninc- -taiis or the pillo
, " So Lovmg; too, 'I fearthat you would ca
THE SPlRlT OF PROPHECY.
'l he loHnwsng anecdote has been ttrcu
Fls-tted rn the continent, and its tctac
; touched lor. ssNot long since Bunapar'zss
, with his empress visited the imperial libt'a
? ry, :md among the rare works which at
! tracted his atttsintinn was one entitled " Icti
! bar Mimbz/z's," written in -Gothic charac
_ters, and containing the predicrions of St.
Cesaire, hiehmoi Xr] s,n made in the )ear
.514. The cmperoPs euriositv was exci'. ed
and he-directed the lihrarian to translate a
part of it. Chunee led him to the snlimv
ing predtcticmsi: The emperor heard it with
some emotion, which the empress app: and
to enjoy- , am ) whm sintsihed, the empetor
snat ntd the hm-k from the hands osthe li
brzm-sim, ﬂtw mto another room, and it is
said, ordered a page to throw it into the
fire. But the :tsssisiir get wind; and as there
are cosisiz'ns ktctpt of all rare manuscripts, the
c-nsitprcss procured n transcript of it, which
she transmuted to Vicnnn, from whence it
.ltss'ts hcen circuhted. The obnuxious pre
sitetion is as snlhctws :—
-..._.-—..- _._
? lowing cxuact of a (lialoguc' in Peter Pin
' dar's fable: of the Fly and the Spidcr. as
!
1
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zly'
ty
? si" I would not hurt :: hair of that sweet head.
'ﬀu
!.Zv 'Virsiflps, outraged, shall ﬂy from their
(itn'siich.
Part of Alexandria. - ﬂ
ENTERED
Sch'r Louisa, Hayncs, ss-Cuba si: 'sihaHast,
specie and Tortmsc She", to.]ohn Gird.
-CLEARED.
Sch'r Regulator, Bowie, Baitimorez: 'si'by
the master.
'Dove, "'Cvibson, ""Gcorgctown : by do. !
- Frcighter, chcring, siBarbadocs-z by
John Gir'sid. 't
William, Tumcr, NeWport-:-by ].v G. ?
Ladd. .
Sally, Porter, Providenccxfby the
" 'Well. then, with one kind kiss of friend—
'ship meet mo'" (
FLY. _
'" La. sir,—'-(with seeming artless tongue)
" ] fear our salutation would be long- :
Rct'lnnaszejrirs—rbc Church Pastors shall be:
driven from their svats, and the Church
shnH be stripped of hsirsir tunporal goods.
liiut e length 1hc*BlnckssRaglc and the Linn
shall appear arisiqg from sur countrirs- Mi
scry be (O thcnssro city ofopulcncc! Thou
shalt at first rsiioice. but thy end shall come.
Misc-o'y be: lOlhcc, O city of philosophy!
Thou shalt lm sihjected. A captive king",
humlzlsid Him to confusion, shall at last rc
cover his crown. and shall destroy the: chxl
(lscn of ERUTUS."
GALLLC LOVE.
applicablc to Bunapartc's recent px'cssi-ssions
of love for the Amrricans :—
ss Sm-DER.
--——-" Pray dismiss your idle sidrcm};
os God shall extend iteefll over them. and
over 3311 the- rich. AII thc: nobles si-sidl'b:
dc-p'rictsi'sd of their estates and x'nc-ir dignizirs.
A'di'vissision cshall spring up in the church of
God, and there. shall be two huuhzmsfs. the
onoguc :! .d the other nduhcrous. The: le:
gitim'sictchffisband shall be put ,- ﬂight.—
'shc-re-sh'
an xssu'ssiwn
snzffi ]?HVe' it wittout dcfcndcrs. Tha- hsimsid
slruction osa most Cc-lclzratcd citv, the: ca- ss
be A great czxrnngc, and as great ss
. . * 1
. blood as m the nme o! tnc :
-sshc Universal' Church and the ss
whole world shall (!rplore the ruin and de— \
pitolssmd mislrcss os'siFl'ance. 'Tsshc Altars
otsiche'sisslssc-mplcs shall be destroytd—shc Ho
si. The admmisu'a'siion of .th kingdom
ancf) shaH bfsi so) bh—nded, that (hcv
The'Cunncctctlcut Couranc gives the shi
{Fram' an European jzublication.]
me.
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si'NEWS. .
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'si'; si-ssNEWS EX'PECTED, 'sivbr'zsi fatesifi'dffi
fFranccvand Spssgin. Our Ncw'Ymk consists; sss
'pondcms insorsimss "of the arrival 0! : brig_
below, in umz'runsi dz-ys sum Cadiz.-—
They had' not received hssctZ-r papeds nhfm
she mail closed'5—n-Lom stated gha'
accounts {tom chose ar_mics-to- the lith Ocss'?
wbcr, 3 days latest. ;' that there had been no -
battle since the 281hfScpt. 'The p'llot boac
sch'r Flush, 22 days sqom .L*Oricsint, had 3}
80 arrived belowss Asshe-must have sail
ed about the last of Oct._ important news
may be expected.--—Balt. set]. Gaz.
] .-ss-sisisi .sssictss . si ctsssssissssssctsictsi-sssi. ctssctm,
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next the Mh instant.
Q-ss- m——-si——-—
dividen'd ofsi'sour per cent. for the last she
' terms.
- try.
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'Book-kecp'nrgss', Jsisslckson's do. (Libsoms Sur—
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siDelphini, (llm'k's Cordcri. {ippon's Hymns,
snom'hssshasssbc-cn declared, and will he paid
them-or their -represcnlativcs on Tucadayct'
Thomas ]assnney "& Co.
Have received by the William & ]ohnssdzctq'
rect lo this part. and other arrivals,
T he whole of their si'Fall Importation;
Consisting of
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N O I I C ,E.
The third instalmwt upon the subschpl-Ior."
10 szc Fulmcrs Bu'nk oi' Alcxznullia, o! "sex:
nczda ) the 5th ut next munth—Noliw is
].elcb} zshen, Lhntu umrr-iuce ol (} c Di
lectws. .sz ,oivtcd issm thatpuxpose, mill at—
tend on lhssu'siszlt), at Bmolf s 'si'lasincm, lo le
imdussf having considelasiﬂc part of her canto
engaged zvill sail in a few days. ] or sreight
or passage apply to the master ou boald at
\ owen s wharl, or to
- N ---- .". --*——- —.
liss.)!- lans on each shalc, being due un \\ss'cd——_
h/uss'ut.--1si3[)p]y to JACUB MURGAN,
.By order of the- Prcsz'dcnt U' Directoh. '
Msioalm and Cottosin G'aods. "
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