Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-12-03 00:00:00, page 3

&" siss' WHEN 'Sfc sithctu bRW'Enbarzn. N'Zx.
"Leg madness am! & desperation patisc.
ther kmg cmbargo._ Th: states have not
Riven'Cungr'c-ss !heposiwcr- os stopping com
mcrcc. A'short crssnbargo Congrcss might
jay, but a permancnc one is not in their
tanszimzionul power. I! would be viohtcd
mry day. The rights are equal, to the
flough siusizd' {he rusiddcter.
A non-intercouracsi has been trich What
--'sisi'.';c! t'nsie trial prsiovc? [: proved chac-vtho'
. hws might be passed intcrdicting conver
Mcsium with each other and the Ncipmcation
'osgOO']. cxﬄccs, mankind will talk, and Mil
bcncsu themselves bs bcnrfinin g each cthcn.
'lhe last non-intcrcours: law was a dead
'I-ss-tcc-r. Even "the first dcmocratic wise men
'csifthcsi: nnt'xs-n's coHcclcd understanding pro
nounced it {milk. But cmbargo-or non in
tercourse wouicl bc just t/zc L.": ng', would
notable merchants will be compelled to re
Bnrt to it, or Starve'. Ypur demncsirats will
. talk aboutthe fah-ctantsil honesc merchant; the
necessity of 'osibz-ying the !asit'rs of cc'ngrcss,
-$he patr'tutism of supporting statutes of our
'ﬄvn makc—with his vessels all engaged in
finitiggling. How Was it during the cmhzir
go? Di (! the democrats obey. No. The)
Were mct great violatcrs of the embnrgo as
any. Smugglfng will become so habitttal
Shat it wii] never be forgotten. XVc shnn
have British merchandisc as much as ever,
and ch—npcr, for there will be no dtsit'tics to
Pay- The rchnue will he dssimmished to as
mostnothing. Smuggling win not be" con
ffincd. m British merchand'ifie. It w: be
Erscd in most cages ; merchandisc wi'tl smrl
if: way by land or watcr. Yodimay pass
fsitsidppisi-mcntary, eXplanatory and rninrcing
acts, sorcvet and a day; they wissbc use
lfSS- You may again, as was the case With
lite littcr of- laws reI-Mch to the emsznrgo,
violate the condtitution and every natural
light; hut you.wiil not be obeyed. A
standing army of 2CO_()00 men Wiﬂsi be re
qvired to carry into execution such laws.
,sict; But a great den! Will be said, & Wbsﬄ Os
ficisy windsswill fill congr<_ss hall this Srs'.
sinn, and an n'ill clossse in smoke; Neither
fﬀsharg't, nun intercourzc nor no'n-importa
lion tri}! take place; nor war, nur submis
sion. Os war there is no danger. We:
have no money with which to fight ; no ob
ject for which to sight. But potent grumb
ling Must be continued. Quarrt—l With En
Zssssﬂtl We sisxill must. The ndminintmtinn
Kssnow that war would ruin them : and that
lli actommodmian withEngL-md n'ould tic
Ptit-c them ossf haYs the means of maintain
WS their Popularity. Some of our best.
emorccd' . if 3! 1 men wuuid sacrifice money
waking :0 patriosssic sm. * it the: merchant
-\muld but be kinJ enough to suﬀer his
sths to rot a: she wharvcs, and the farmcr
'mcntsi of the statute. In our parts it will be
.notsshin3 Wc need not quow Vattcl (0
ctshow that commgrsice and agriculture are
sssimtural tigsn—s.- Common sense tells us so
"as well sias the gravesiwriters on the laws ossf
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into warc'house; till some LuStrums hence
England shalt become a provt .nce o! F ranccr .
if all our mersi-cthants wouid go zojsiti't, swear
t-u: and then try to get :! living b Dtec t'm
ifng mechnnics: if our scamer wtssLsi u'td omysssi
learn to make: turnpikesfi. bridg-s, canzsizisz
&: In short, whrn th: Whnsile White of the
:A r'ne-rican society shall be changed, nhn in
L—rcht's-ss- laws will be admircd and obeyed,
but not till then.
.Ztna to: a! non- importJidn :3 recom
much ink for the Nttisissonsial ln'te lligebcer, to
menclrtl. S tmc lct-ng v. siilir et} precmsozs of
siihsi- .t-is'nsi 3 c—s adminiutstratiun ;],W-i' wasted
prove the {casibisslity , utility and even neces- -
be as reputahic as pra3'ing. hour most ho- .
sucicxy. The- people.- wi'nl not submit to ano-.
An embn-rgo m}! be but such on the parch- '
work wonders, it it could on! y be quietly '
of a total non iMport'ption usizrticl 5 0?
British merchandise. You may as w-cfl
pass a Taw to prevent maids dreasisiting of
husbandstiii the) are thirty years of age.
Smtzggling vsi ill be reduced to system, - and
n'ouidpuc his wsihrat, crw'sstcm, tohacsico,si'3>:c.
lien with & war withsi England. They cal- .
ctsi/
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jfifulafitc ;iy-itctiziy His: ssactti'v'ar joiﬂd be short, &
-dcmncrac'y would be 'drctiiren'srom authority
'þsisiikhaps fossrhv'cr. lt "might he traidsitbrsictssiþass
lax'sinity leading to permanent prosperity. .silt
might cr—c long restore a character to 'our go
vernment for encrgy & honvr & talsients & dig-f
nily : we might not be as now the contempt
of t'crcign nations, and sorrow and pity of
siour own. _ And such a change would induce
.our first character to quit retiremcnt; and
become members of a great national legis
lativc body whose. socicty-would not the'dis
grace. - it might soon bring the hour when
him Amcrican would not feel ashamed of his
country. But there is no danger and no
hope. si Words to the purpose, we" are in
no danger and have no lzoþe. This grand
national pidtiiing will continue. Our great
men have just wisdom cnnugh to piddlc and
bitistetss' and biuster and piddic, and still
gain their point, that is, keep their own :
Office, office, after aii is the one thing nettl—
sul. lts obtainmcnt and bontinuance is re
duced to a system. Is the mistress gives.
her lover Nu to-day and ch to-morrowi
she may retain him such sur years; so we
with England. Almost reconciled to-day, :
ss or the ] ow er of St pprc ess'mg insurrection or
; The power osþzinissg'sszin is another question.
si What right had ( ongrezs to make enquxrsites
ss respecting Burr? W'hat but to make such
si wilsil devissite sssome way to make a noise and
'is, that Congrm have no right to grant}
si Town. The right howcm yvap then- deui- !
sitteihtre, making rule s for the gutjetfnment
-o;1s 'mvc-stigation. Is they have the power
tional crquiz'y,si--sirst settled. As Mr.](cy
"all cancehzcd.
such charter. The. constitutional right was '
settked when the U S. bank was esmbhsh
ed. There ts no wcjg ht to this argument ,
not the [cast. They have as much right as
they have to incorporate any companies or
socictics: The same right they had to in
corporatethe Prcsbyterian Society in Gco.
fresh rupturcs to-morrow. Stili the coun-g
try has something about which to taik, and ,'
still the scdcralists are called torics, and still!
the demoCrats keep their octHices. The first
atsiticie in the politicai csirced athcad qnhr
ss-Another subject of much debate this acu
sion, 64}! perhaps he XVZIZ'sisiinson. Some one
in the Natinnal lntelhgencer hashecn pes- ss
bering us with qucsxioning the right of con
grcss to exztmihe' into Wilkinson's conduct )
—— and wottid have this right as & cosinstitusi
observed on the last day osthe las': Ses'sionss
the *" scalc os intellect" which can doubt on,
the Subject is indeed to be piticd. But'tis
in thEs_wa_y the man is, if possible, to escape
---It is too cctcntemptible :: question sifur seri
he known—W'hether the legisisKaturc have
:idopted it or not we hewe not {earnrd It
amounts to nothing And will eﬀect nothing;
One great argument, or shadow of such,'
ters is, not to fightEngiand nor coxiipiomidei
of impeachmeht, providing shr the-general
and regitlation of the hmd and naval forces,
invasion, they must likewise have - the
power es. (encjuiriug 'tsihto his, condﬂctf'
If they hav'sie the power ofcreiat'mfr-sssihe office
of brigadier general" a commandet in chief,
they have the .power of annulhng tt. The}
we behove, of Bal'timore. A'mbit'tou's m'e'n
laws as circumstances might require, It
would not be far fetched to Say thztt Ccsimct
grc-ss has the right of crquitv, to suppress
rcsihcsillioctn. No, is he escape it Will be out
ossitendernectss to ]efisi-si-rson, and some others
high in authority. If he Were thodght in
nocent no subjection would be made. Thr
puhlic ssmind is now generally Satisfied ; but
the sttnctioh ofCOngress aster- invcst'igation',
Another shbject which Will corsinthahd
ffiucfisswar'm discussion is, the renewal of!
the chaftcr' of the Bank of the U. 5. or the
ectstalffishmehsit of a new bank. This disr
cussxon will probably end in the renewa! oft
the: chartcr with an i'n'crezsitsed capital. A!
Long something called a protes't has liecmi
bMssght s.rv'sira"rd in the legislatursse os Ma
rylztnd, introduced by a eertnsim Mr. Bland,
with her.
will place gttilc on the proper alsszbuld-ctvs of
are not O.).tgcd to appropriate pay ment.-—-_
le'dsbysi sue Clarkesi-j .ffiimbetsi of the housis'e'
si0f—represehtati-ves,'who declared it the fore
frunner. of an- establish'ed religion. His cen
stitution'al objertions wicre 'soou ridiculed
out of esixistence. *
Another ohjection is, that Much of the
stock ts held by the English. So much the
better. So mueh'the simo're are they 'in dur
power; Sb much the more wﬂl they feel
the necessity of treating us well. But our
democrats are ecraid that they will have in
ﬂuence over our democratic gavernmentsi', -
will Anglicise them; make them tasted.—
There is ctmuch weight m this ; much. * lt
would outwe'tgh the shadow of a vacuum.
; ttm.
9 A speed} and honmaule ad}, ustmmt
osall diﬀerences' oetween Great- Britn' m and
On Saturday evening last the Thesspiasin
Corps a socicty of respectsi-tblc youn-f gen
tlremen of this city, performed at the T hea
" she Point of Honor," and the aster
niece us " The VVeathercock." _ Vsise nill
not ssicy we wele astonish d', but we certain
lv were Most agreeablv= .sstlrprise (1, to find a
degree osgrnera! corzsiectness and excellence
Of acqing (hat tvm I:! not be disreputable to
ezperxenccd persifmmers. Where ail acquit
ted themselves wits so mLssich credit, per
haps it would be improPc! to notice parti- ss
cular characters, otherwise we should mcn- ss
tion with uncommon npprobatiosin the part?
of the )nung (]rSerter s fa' her, and one Or '
two of the chainctcrs to the farce. _
It 13 (13 ffi'siulc sor young gentlemcn to per
form female parts. All that could be ex
pected was had. It wou'd be no disgrace
to the first female characters to the city to
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ss undectrtake such parts. 'I he amussiment is
,most innocent, and the m t've sure. ,Cold
.is that bosom and most :ndiscrcedy moral,
theft can set] the leasc oﬀence towards'such
performances with such design. Every
two or three mouths to do much towards
feeding the hungry and clothing the na ked,
ca'i'mot Be criminzd St. Paul, were he here,
wou'ld recommend such commingling of
charity and amusemem. He was not him
self unskilled in the dramatlc linc' , one.
whole verse he Quotcs from a Greek trage
dian: and let that Verse be remembered;
let it be well weighed thatonlsiy " Evil com- '
mnnicmions cctorrupt good,manner_s.*si'
sv— - ctﬀ w
_ BY sHE MAlL.
And there is great danger, as the go
vernment will have a share to it, that they
will use it as a terrible engine of despotism
against the good pebple of the union. siEnsissg
laud has a bank, therefore we mustssnOt
have one. it is a tory thing.; it " squihtct'si, -
at monarchy." And the government are
to share a part of the profits. Horrible';
the government turn speculators.
Captain Brown, of the ship Camon, ar
rived la'st evening in 23 days from Lisbon.
He informs, that Mr. Greene, Was lest by'
Mr. ]arvis as consul--that12 British sail
of the line, several srigates and sloops of
war were left at Liebon, and five mote
To renew the chaste: is perfectly within 1
the sphere of consdtutional powers. lts '3
renewal win be of national advantage. Not
(0 renew it would be an tmprccesidcntcssd;
breach osgood saith ; not isin letter but in '
Spirit : would ruin thousands , would hea
national calamity. lts rmewal win be
strongly opposed, from interested motives ;
The faliowing TOASTS were drank by the
S.! An ]zews Sou'ely, at th: ir Annivcrsary
Dianer, on Ftiday last :—
but it will he set: ewed.
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the United States. ;
- 10. ThP-Puir Dzughters os An. crica. 1
11. A the Bo. my Lasses tnat kist away 'si
the Heather. 4
12. (.;eordie oMacgt-e gors malison to it
the enemies oso siz'ctcn land?
1.3 'Ihr: dsfi :. ot- Auld LangSȝne, the
scene; osrmsst joy and 82'17 mirth.
M Hzglt: azz-ssi Ho-p: talit).
15. The Began rs Bennison.
16. A!} Ch rita '551ss: Sncictisi-s throughosit
th' Work].
17. Vec! t med Daffin.
oo*t;>m?1'-Þ90
isi. The Day am! all who hono. it.
I— The Land ol Cakrs
she Land we live m. ,
. she Memory of St. Andrew.
lhe chsssident of the Unitcd St ttsiessi.
The Kinp of the Bri: ish.
. ' he [udiciztry of the United States. i
. The immortal N'chr ) of Us ashing
. _ an You, Nov. 26.
Verv late from Lisbossr'i.
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sssscthail 'ol cpchotsiher. :Tha't general Romnna
' had 'jdihed thcte earlps Busaco (lord Eve!
ss Brown surtkiEr addsis, clisiac the day'he sailed;
13 or 14 )cais of urge, accus tomcd to si:
tend as a house scivant in ;) miww fsimily
AI 80,
A Negro V7onsisiim, about 27 years of ago.
ssacsicus'siomcd to bon? e ))ork, stout, .)caiz hsssi
Came; Oofe ing and Faizsax- street:,
HAS m-zcuvnn FOR BALE,
IO punchcons 3d proof Antigua runi
2 pipes real cogniac brandy
3 pipes counziy gin
30 barrels New Fnsiland rum
40 bairels ryc whiskey
5 hdgshcads Orleans sugar
3000 lbs. gxeen cossec . . - - . .
50 boxessi and half boxsics choice first an}
, second quality Havsiarsiza ssicgars
20 casks snst quality Goshen cheesc
.25 boxes London and Pluladelphia mustauf
500 ]bs. refined ssiassitpctre,
.20 boxcs muscatel and þlossom raisin
500 lbs. fresh Zante curiants
50 boxcs ssmoiild and dipt candle;
1500 lbs. brlmstone *
50 dozen persumcd soap
20 lbs. Cayenne peppcr.
6000 lb good Iirkin Butter, in finsio shippm:
order.
'þapers to ssOetþbersssiSOss siIt theysscosimain any si
.thing of mumcnt,icsha1ctl be given co-mor
killed ssaþouc the '2$;h o? sissOezoctber by aahoe ss_
from .one ofsiche English bop'n, ._,ss*l'hat;the ss ;
sibauless zihd 'sotsine ,of them had arrived at
(the is: instauf) it was reported that Mas
The Arclziz sS of Usﬀul Knowledge.
\VORK devoted to (Lommetcc & Man.
usac urcs , Rmal and Domcstic Agli-ct
cultme, and tl e Uscsul Arts, b) Dr James
Mcuse. Secnfa') to the Agriculturnl Society
_ok Philadclphia. ()ne number will appcaxss
evcly tlnee months, to contain 108 pagcg
octam , pxicc two dollais per annﬂm payable
in advam:.c
Subscctriptions 2 3 icceivsiessn and any further
nsormzuion given by .
James Kessnnedy, sen.
- . , Bookscllcl, King-stncetsiss
DE?" Nos. I and 2 me neceived and ready;
for des: )cry to subscribers.
Novcmbc." 29 . _.
ssand mad; 'fivsseihbhsandsiFrench prisonerd, ct
.ca. T h'at che Frquhctgehexcttal'Marsenic was
Hae ]m: received and for Sale,
ct 120 barreis Old W/zzsxey, made in the
state of ()hio, and wairmted :) ycar old ""
6, ous) wt. cxcel'ct. ent Coshcn Chceac
30 hossirshcads and
lOU barreis
o'clmk, insiIsilss-dgkin'ssstgvcm. si si .
_ (s? Those huyssmg gecoumsis with the Sosiz
fiery wil} please on this day tlu'_pssresenl them,
to eirhcr of the subscribsi-rs', in order [or
sectl-simsi-nc. si ., .,
jamcs Douglass,
George Carson,
_. . ,lelzam ctl'homton'."
December 3,1810. _ si __ si
Mr: Lamm—muezma—M m
-l- mest a :)d obliging. Apply at this ofhcc' .or
'Frcnch add English pi'quets were wichisiu
glnily expected. That several gun-bossats and
brigs sswssere. oppoeite the cttown of ViURFsZRE; Jctjsi. si
ca, about twenty miles up ehectTagus, whix; ss' ;
.placcsswsiaÞ in pops'cszionsi of lh.9sissFs=Wh-—'si'si 23
fLisbmsir sor- rhe .sspufþoaessof beinsigsssepxss t_o
Epglapd. Thacssk fivsie hundred British trans
po'ns were in Lisbon Roads—Aud that
cl.
Decembez" 0.
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Znany of Whom were wounded in the late
{:}- Vss'iﬂiarnsdfi's Packct will
sall forNorfolk on issuesday next;
wmd and weather Pcrmitting. .
turs,' who when on share occupied the town
of Alkandrauahqucgctmilc from ctVilla Fran
a cax so in ):ss :) :] );ss. Apply to ss
ss Marficilcr and Y oun;;
Dcc. 3. d
surmci information.
Nov :mber >O . . . 2a')siv4t
sma was on the recresiasij. "(We hivesiLisboii
Thactt Skirmishess weresissdzijly taking place be
tween the) "French and asspartss-y of Brifia
jin'gcon) ivisith siaﬂarmypfi ten thousand men,
That colonel Tranc had retnkenfioimbra,
army, were in the Ahighesistepiritpsi siCaptaiu
the people 'of 'Lisbon' as siwell as_ the British
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. ? lisuscovado Sugctarli.
_ ALSO,
Nice blown Salt m sacks zsimd by the bush-sif—
Naveinber 23
THE TH-ES'P'X'AN sischETY .
W'zll simeec this evening}: half pan & .
- FUR SALE,
.4 lz-misisomc Muct'at a Girl
Ioseph H. Mandeville,
.—
"For Frcight or Charccr
si - The good ship THU MAS- ,
sin"!!! carry about 475 h/m's 01' 3500
[:]!3. and will be ready to receive
h Mandevllle,
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