Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-14 00:00:00, page 3

The lmelligencer is a mere ndministra- '
sign Paprr; 60 left i: continue; but il Mr.
Gales, now the proprictor, wishes to escape :
thacload ns contempt which both parties;
(]:Wﬄ Upon his prcdcccssor for being ai
* fretool, using his own mouih for zlzcz'ri
! Wsi'db" ; let him plainly tell the public whence :
m3_ss"ﬀ0rmacion ; let him say," Robert Smith ,
as This morning sent us the following pa— ?
raS'si'si-siha" &c.—" The Prcsideuc sent for
methis morning, and desircdsime to state,
as (owing lrcssm myself, not from him, shat,
&? Let Mr. Galcs scqlll be the printcr for
she SOVcrnment, and publish every thing
_A gentleman lust arrich from Porto
R'CP, at New Yosi-k, gives- the following
YlCrs :...si _ si .
On the lszh os July laSt, by an order of
ss Go'esning power, ail. French property
{: flcclarcd to be scqucstercd, compre
dung all the plantations and private pro
' another, uncondhionaiiyfsi We should be
- much gratified is the lntellictencer would
som—etihtessi there is a prompti' ude on the
'pattct of government to publish tiespatches.
- Dispntches have withotxt doubt been receiv
edsrom Mr. Pictnkne}, and the administra
tion, through him, have doubtless a full
knowledge of the intention: of the Btitish,
and our present standing with them. Why
cannot the public he indulged with sach
dispatches? Much was expected from those
brought by Mr. Ervine. They were said
to be important , but they a're Still withheld
from the public. They probably contain
something unfavorable or_ disagreeable to
the admiuistration, or their contents would
have been made public be fore this. ] here
is snmetmng desispicsisiibly mean in tl. e admi
distratsiidnwhen they give the In: eiiigencer
ssiome—false or ambiguous information, ::
little longer to" continue the {tapes of the
public; a little longer to conceal their own
mismanagemcnt. ;Vthtt ground has the
(titbiiigencei' 't'oi'sissassuring us that another
minister will be sent to'this country ? Cer
tainly such declaratiun must come from
some member of the administration: and
shtysi'ctmusthave obtained it thro' Mr. Pink—
ney. Now let us have the whole: let us
know what our ndministration have aﬀZ-red,
to induce W-chcsley, after his declaration
to the contrary, to send another minister at
all. Is hei has declared his intention to
Send another, our administrv tion leave made
fﬀlmsin PRoPosmcms to the British go
Vtmment. The Inteiligenter may scrihble
25": thousand pens arc worn to the Stump,
but it can never induce a considerate man
to believe that without cause T-Ve'iiesiey has
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ocsitor Rickccson os New York,"si in no
s ofssthat city the summer
ast mentions the dlarrhoea insanmm as fill
he greatest part of the bing of moxtaliz
Hcss highly recommendz a country air;
asa medicine, a berry whith is no:
noticed in any botanicﬄ wink, but which-is
si". common in chqnorthem smtes: whe
. shctss-shey grow in ctthe middle or somhem
che \Vssii\tl_' ofsishis :irxich is not aware.
England they are called the Chokc
then?:- ' they grdw in pasture and low
81ounds; are about the size ukctche comsimon
wisild-Chctsh and al": (?;Uscmcly siasistringent.
Taken grew, dry, or'a tinc'curc of them,
they generally operate a cu'rc.
' nistcr, Why is Diorier sent at all? Why
shcssywish ; but make them speak for them"
for them for less than 20,000 donars a year.
Sflvzcts. A man ofprdper delicacy and dig
mty of mind, would not do their ditty work
chahged his mind, or that he nas lmhited
his word.
ing !
ly
and,
ctcjsig the disease
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this delay, it Vi e-llcsley intends to send.
The Bkhimorssc cheral Republican very
tly acquires of the national Inteiligencer
...if- the British intend to :end another mi
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7 of cv'exysschhmm in that Island,
Alsiyaudm Dullysi Gazetce; ss ,
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IRID/ﬂ', SEPT. 14.
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Extract of aletter ji'am Liverþool, datcd
" LtVERPOOL, ]'uly 25, 1810.
" Ailnw us to refer you to our price cur
, rent os Ilst ultimo, and again to renew the
same, with a few remarks applicable to the
present state of this market.
" For ashes it has been a very heavy and
dt'onping one; the arrivnls of old crnsted
ashes have been great, and having been
pushed oﬀ immediateiy at any prices they
would command, have engaged almost ex
ciusively the attention of the consumers;
besides, we are without any expert vent,
as heretnfore, fand prices in consequence are
not hkely to improve at present.
" In Cottons, as remarked in our preced
ing advice, here was a very brisk market,
and which continu-d until about tWelve to
fourteen days ago, when a sudden depres
sion took place, owing to the failure of some
conszderable London houses largely con
nected in pecuniary matters with the cotton
manufacturing diatricts; the embarrass
ments nccasinm-d however have not been to
the extcnt first apprehended, and confidence
is again reviving; we tilcrcshl"? look for a
returning hrisknsiss in the markt: with the
improved priccs.
" Grain and Flour have continued in stea
dy demand at nearly nur preceding quota—
tions, and we don't look for prices going
lower than at present. Rice also seils rea
dily and fully supports its former currency.
Clover seed is easiiy bought up by the spe
culatot's, and we look for no deciine in
price. F'tax seed has also been demanded
of late, but nothing above 635. per hhd. has
been obtained. Bsitrk still continues uncer
tain- -
" The demand for naval stores has been
somewhat brisker ns late. Tar has fully
supported its surmer currencctt' ; and turpen
tine has advanced Is. to 23. per cwt. with a
continued demand. Pitch andgrosin have
continued statioonry and rnther dull. Os
tobacco we have a targe and accumulating
stock, without anv prospect of an adcqnate
vent; of course assmore depressed, rather
than an improved, ssiale may he looked for.
" The supplies of timber hitherto have
been much beyond expectation, and verv
considerable additionai ones from Swederi.
Norway, and the Bahic, over and above
the regular imports, are expected ; the con
srquunce has been a decline in price beyond
what was calculated, and we don': now
look for any speedy improvement, but con
fidently expect no further dept'eciations will
occur.ss The market is nverloaded with
staves, which are unsaleable, excepting at
a currency little exceeding sirst cast and
duties.
clothe. The governor was obliged Went
si force this order by several of' the counsel
lors, who pretended that his excellency had
'leffiffiss'g" sig- eaassctÞctggsi-mg'dossuars 'atidtheir .
sented an address full Of energy and senti
go, person: cmﬄoyed in agriculture, me
chanics, those who have received special
permission from his Catholic majesty, and
This order has cxcited great gladness u
mong the Crrol-si-s; but it has mortified ex
tremely a {'t-w Persons who wished to amass
immcnse fortunes upon the spoils of the un
fortunate, amounting to more than 700 sa
milies. Aurcra.
" Priccsss—ctPot ashes, 48 to 52—1. ; pear! I
so to 525 ; cotcon, bowcd upland, 13 to 16d;
Tcnnessce, 13 to 15 1-2tl ; Ncw Orleans,
15 1-2 to 18d; Sea island, 17 to 23d ; fine,
24 to 28 ; clover seed, 9 1-2 to IOd; ﬂax
Seed, 8\ to 93 per bushel ; ﬂour, 52 to 563 ;
rxcx, 23 to 278; tar, 25 to 273 per, bbl. ;
turpcmine, 15 to 173 per cwc ; "picdh; 12 to
133; rosin, 9 to lls ; staves, VV. O. pipe,
2010 281; per 1200 ; hhd.12 to 20] ; hbl.
Qcolsl; R. O. hhd.',7 to 71 103; timber,
Mass. oak logs, Zs 10d to 43 per cubit foot;
pine, 83 Sd to 35 6d ; hard wood, 33 6d. _to
35. 7d. ; lathwood, 71- 10 71- 105- per fath. ;
a'sh oar rasters, 4- 1-2d. to 5d. per foot;
pine boards and planks, 7d- to 8_d- per. st
2 inches ; oak dozsi lod. tq lldg
sident 17 to 20 years. The execution of
this order wa'is, however, so repugnant to
be feelmgs of many of the most respecta
fortunate people; and represented how
much the colony must suﬀer by sending in
to-exile persons by whose industry the colo
ny had rism in the proportion of IOO to
IOOO: besides that by their exertion: and
velo'r the colony had been on one occasion
rescued from capture. "
- The govrt'nor'having weighed this re
presentation, in a few days after issued an
order quahisiying the opcxsiation of the pre
vious decrce, and permitting to remain
those, who are married to Spanish women. ct
those who had emigratcd from St. Domin- :
ni-sh ],unta. The French were ordered to
quit the colony in one month, thhout ex
ception, not si-ven those who are married to
ble colonists, that they assembled and pre- ss
ments of human'tty, in favor of those un- _
not accomplished th'e _oi*der. from the Spa- ss
Spanish women; many who have been re- ss
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si ' ' -' NEsiW Yomssz, ScþLQ. ]
- FROM GIBRALTAR. 1
'I be brig Yodng Soldier, capcain Folgcr, 1
30 day s from Gibraltar, arrived yesterday
, She brings no papers no news of import
anfe.
There was nothing new at Cadiz as late.}
as the ZOLh jussly The French were cast
ing bombs ac Sevillc, for the purpose of
throwing sheus into Cadiz trom Porc- Ma
:ia. ,
Nothing from Portugal.
; Captain F. informs, that Admiral Pitt- *
ss more had arrived at Gibraltar m thc Tcmc- ss
1aire,ot 98 guns, sson his way to join Sir
Charles Cotton, oﬀ Toulon.
! Part of Alexandria.
i _ ENT ERED,
SIOOp George, Williamson, No.solk-—ss:
grocerics, &c. to diﬀerent pexsons. -
CLEARED
Schooner Louisa, Hayncs, St. Jago De ?
Cuba—by ]ohn Gird.
Schooncr Malinda, Basset, Buston—by ss
C. [. Caclctt and Lawras-m and Fuwle.
Schooner Sylvia, Lcwis, do. do. and ].
G. Ladd.
Schr. Fame, chctres, ]amaica—by John
G. Eadd.
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K NAVIAD.
An original l'viock Epic POF. Pvs, *
Hsiizlz notes, humoro zs, mious, czict'z'cal and
exﬂ !analory.
BY RICHARDUS CRLTICUs,
.Asrz'ena' of the Author.
CONDITlDNS.
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fist Subscsiiptions received at this office,
and at the disscncnt book stores in the (. istrict.
_Septcmbe1 14. _ _
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smibcxs shall be obtained.Ger-_llc1.-.cn hold- -
New Pubhcatlons
jct'ust received by fﬀAMES KENNEDT
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Antidotc to the Mcrino Mania, now proe
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O R,
The value of the Merino breed, placed by
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T he British Cicero, or a selection of the
most admircd speeches in the English lan
uage—arrangcd under three distinct heads
of popular parliamentary and judicial oratory
-—witb historica] illustrations and an intro
duction to the study and practice of elo
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Dr. Smith's translation of Longinus, with
the original Greek.
fiePtss 14: ; " so??
now known by the name of the sil-ss-xandrz'a ]
l-Vca-uz'ng Alunrzfactory, situatc on Princesi be—
tween Columbus and Aissi-ed streets, froming'
21sccton Prince street, and running back
176 scct, to 3 10 sect alley, On said lot stands
two two story FRAME HUUSES, and on
he back of the same lot is a well finished,
strong Haislsousc. Tcrms made known at
place of salc.
Seplensisbcr 14. dffis'
On T/zursclay next the LOZ/z instant, will &:
sold at 11 o'c/ock,
use. To be had whplcsalc and retail at the
L'lanufactory below the Vendue store, on
Prince street.
For ease, elegance, &c. far axcecds any in ;
A L S 0,
A few dozen common SUSPEND
' ERS.
ASeptemben 14. dSm'ss -
]ames Kennedy, Sen.
_ssSeptcmbcr 71ss4_.ss -_ eodZW
HORWEL L'S-ss
Celcbmtea' Patent Su5/2mdcm
All that Vahssiable Propcrty'
Pinkaton 5 Coliection of ctVoy
PROPOIALS
jjthlz's/zz'zzg by .subsd-z'þtion, the
Public Sale.
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ALEXANURLA THEATRE.
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[ FOR THE BE-NEFITOF
Mix. CHARNOCK&—LIRS.SEY1\IOUR. _
On Saturday Evcning, qut. 15:
WILL BE PERFORMLD,
* Cu'mbcrland'a celebrated ('OIÞIEDY, in 5 am)
l CALLED
) THE WEST—INDXAN.
Stockwell,
Belcour,
Captain Dudlcy,
Charles Dudley,
M ajor O'Flaherly,
Stukect-ly,
Fuhncr,
Varland,
i Suilox',
l tres, will, at the zeqzzcst as several ladies
andgmzle'men, dance _
A 11 0 R N P ! P E.
Don Juan,
Don Guzman,
Dan chdinand,
Pedro,
Landlord,
Fisherman,
Scaramouch.
Sailor, (wzth a Song)
Alg'uazils, Mcss. Maccuhsszich-si
Sailors, Mcssrs. VVilmot, Chfu'nock, &c.
Old Man, Bx'icrs -
Donna Anne,
Violelta, with a
lsi'mmisca. {Ducts}
Govcmamc,
AVlNG REMOVED from Water to'
Prince street, two doors above tho'
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
who have hitherto favorcd him with their
custom, and those who may be disposed to'
do so, that he will thanksully receive and
entleavor to merit their savorS.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper;
Brass, Pewter or Lead:
March 22 any
Don .iuan, with the most hardened intre-i
þidity, enters the rcpositury of the dead, in
which mansion appears the Spirit of the as
sasinated Duke—Scaramouch uses every di
suasive to indch him to sorego his intention,,
but finding his eﬀorts vain, rcluctantly leaves
his Mast'er—Don Juan, w'ith srantic obduracy;
seizes the mouldering bonsics of the murdered
father, and csiists them at the Phantom's sect
--.The ]ibertine in all the agony ol'guiit, casts
himself upon the ground, to avoid the terrors
which surround him, but in vain! Demons
appear and precipitate their victim into
sisi THE ABZSS OF GUILT.
lszAchi—ZLL,
Coppcrsmitlz, Plumber, and T in-Plata-'
Worker,
Erectesit to the memory nsthe Commmand
ant—the inscription oswhich becomes super
natumllssv iiluminatcd—and exhihits the sol-ȝ
lowing lincs—
" By thee ]sc-ll-leyshsc'ssi (seemeth—
" Heaven well avenge t/zc wicked ([L'e'd."ct
A GRAND BANQUET,
Will: t/ze fluinors as .S'tsiaramozu'sz.
Hunting Song, ss Mrs. Seymourq
Master VVhales, (the Ame—
rican Vcslrcs savoritc
Pas Scuz'l ) Mr. Dtummond;
The animated Statuc appears, and gives
the solemn imitation to Don Juan, which is
accepted. . _ ct -
..S'CENE THE LAS T.
rms-r ner cozss'cuct-Dzs 'h'l'sil
A Country Dancc 53) tlze Vzllagcrs,
[n celcbrntion us the Bridxl Day.
Bride and Bridegmcm, Miss Petit and Mrs;
Jcsi'crson.
ACT SECOND QOMMENCES WiTH.
AN EQUESTRIAN STATUE,
Female Villagers, MisscsPettir, Jcsscrsbnshzc;
()!d 'Nomztn, Mrs Pcttit
Serenaders, Messrs. Hardmge, W'ihnot, Ja
cobs, With the Giec of " Olz ! Lady Fairfssct
< ! " ss n . ' 7 . 'i "
A Storm at Sea & bhilzmeclss.
Don Juan is seen struggiing with the
waves, and is at length ti'siz'ezwn ashore—Scu
runouch is also nsisiii'aczlo-sizz'ﬂ fct-zmzd, and is
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brought to shorc on the back of a I).;-lju'uctn.
At the end qs the May ;. ﬂfr. Drummond,
jmm the P/zilssrkct'þlziu 89" Ba'timore 17an
To fulzz'vch 7?! 6: added, (: Grand ngz'c Pan;
lomiv a'zcal Ballct, in two acts,
Lady Rmþort,
Charlot'c Rusposirk',
Louisa Dudley,
Irs Fuhncr,
DON WjUAN;
T lze Lzbeztme Dest-lcpssesict.
CAI LED
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Mx s. Francis
Seymnur,
JJCOLZ
PCrtsiisst
Mr. Conc,
Dowuic
Master an-rett
Master Jc {"set-bon
Mr. Hurris
JXch
Mr. Jcﬀerson
Mr. Downio
Conc
ct Bricrs
Master Barrett
Mr. Hardinge
Harris
Blissett
Jcsscrson
Jucobs
Lctlrssi Barl'csitt
Mrs, VVilmot
Mzs. Jeﬀcrson
Mrs. Francis
Jacobs
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