Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-07-18 00:00:00, page 3

sigm may: arm-gin council —-asi-e'TDuane,
and his regimentsiof Cultie Editorssi, are endea.
routing to make the pe0pless sibeiicve that the
British Order .reXative to fishing vessels, apz
lies to vessels-of this country. The Order
Bed-"55 that wsarls ' sailing from ]zorts under
' ctcmmzz'qf France, or be): alliec, shall be
subjecttjo capture, &c. Now ! would ask
these candid Editorz, if the parts of the U; S.
are under the controul oft—'rance ? if they are
then docsthc oss-ch appiy to our fishing ves—
telS- We believe there are vely sew of eur
'od 'oemocrats who will he willng to ac—
.knolsiwkdgc that our parts are undersi the con
frohl of Fame. The truth is, the French
Hamboule't DeCree has put the whole host of
, jsiicobirsis at a nonphts; they know not how to
get along with it—and they are tasking their
brains-sito find something in the conduct of Bri
cain as & set oﬀ. Drowning men catch at
straﬂ- finding nothing to answ er thelr pur
pose better, they have laid hold of the Order
relative to fishmg vessels. But here their good
If friend and brother at \Vashington, has spoil
ed their sport. The last Nationul lntelligsien
cer contains thefollowing-, which shoe-5 the,
sit The northern papers bring no consir-ﬀ
sssi'mziun ofithe reportsssiuntler the Boet'on' betid
inour last, that an'or'dx'ctr' in council had ts'si
cited for bloctckading'tsshe ports of aiz-sinjttmns
'ekclttding the British ﬂaig fromthelr wa
ters. The report appears to be premature,
ctand probably- originatetl ,lrom 'the order in
si eosiuncil in this day's-paper for capturiu'g the
fishing vessels of such nations as exclude
British vcscls- -
S-sim- of the northern editors appear to
regardsi this order as authorising the capture
osAn-erican fishing vessels. We put a-ctdil'— ss
- Men constructiun on it.- {However great
an Outrage-it may he on justice and on "neu
tral rights generally, it does not Nosiw apply
"to the [Mind Slatcs. British 'sivessels are
"now certainly admitted "freely sito t'rtide"ss
at the parts ustf'te. Utjted Statrs.
O.: the occurrence of a certain evectnt, in
deed, which there is but too little rensisis-m to
expect, the order would apply to the United'
states, and may have been prospcetively is
Sitcd with that view. "On the revocatiun by
either—behigessrent of its decrees or orders,
sithe law respecting commerciul intercourse,
passed at the late zessiun olssct-Cungnsisiss, au
tho'rises the President, three mouths after
wards, bysiproclttmatton in lutct'tlict com
ntercial intercourse with the nazisiim which
,oliallsinut have revoked its anti-neurral or
ders or decrees. all then France should re
ctvoltcte her decrees, and Great-Britainshould
. refuse-to follow her example,- we should be
intassstate of tum-intercourse with her, and
theur-der'in council Would qperate on the
Vessets of the UnitetlStates. '
_ Such a state of ctthi—ngs sicoulil scarcely Tail
ss0s' producing. immediate -collision; but of
such {state of things we see-noctprospect.
_ Whatever construction be pm on it, "this
new order nﬀords serious matter for reﬂec
sition as : link of the great chain of lawless
' 'lfzfnipation which Britain exhibits a dispo
Usillonto extend OVer every sea;"
The Official Editor is entitled'to-cre'dit for
his candid .constrnction of the Order-si; but his
reﬂecti0ns " on the occurronce of a certain
eresint," shews that he is still a Jesi'ersexnsiian
. Editor. He must luz in some of the old whim—
SiCRl cant of the decrees of France being re
VOked. This he acknowledges is an evcnt
of which we can if seeno prospect," but we
Pust talk aboutlt,tsso lull the people and still
kefþfifp their hopee of accommodation with
France. Menctit —'si\'v.iu not do to mention
Britain withont'sscensiire'; forsear the people
should think she if notctWorbe than France.
The Fish Order, which has no relation to
AWTYCR, orssto her .trade or fishefiessi" aﬀords
Seriouslmattei' for reﬂection as a link of the
{Heat-chain of twiess domination which Bri
'_ﬄn cxhibits a disposition to extend over
.sissllfVGPy sea." W'hat wise:-able, whining hypo
sicricyi ", Lawlesiss domination"_ it is indeed
blitdid Bdtaio exhlbitsucb ; " lasswless dis
"Po-tition" as Napolgon does, not a vessel
.sissFgsilch aaitct onssthesi 'oc'ean, except under her fiag,
?! there 'wsiouldsinot be a seaport on the face
;?{shc earth bnt'assshat wouid be laid under con
f-"antiqnfffishj 2. 12.- But: ..
idea- of our government on the subject.
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WBWSDAY, siJULY jzssi. '
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si. praiseurorthy attempt made by the English
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From sithe derpmdent Whig.
'PLEGANT exctrmcm. ;
[The'following beautlshl extract is from1
the-pen oFMr.-SA-MPsoN, one of the perse- ss
cuted 'patriots of lreland. Mr. Ss has been
pecuharly suCCessful in preserving the man
ner ofOssmN ; and- his writing: will-be u
niversally read and admired, by every one
who can feel a sympathy for the unhappyf
victims of tyranny.] (
. ** Send is the sleep of-Erio, and her dreams
are trouhKed and gloomy. Her enemy hasctss
come, he.-has come in the hour ofher slum
bers, assnd his hand has stolen the e merald on 7
her brow ;but Erfm has not awakened. No !:
"she Still sleepe. (
" Bloody is the field where she-lies, andssI
siher garments are sprinkled with bsitood ; for.1
the wounds other was are streaming around !
her, and the ghosts of her heroes are crying}
for Vengeance'I—but Erin has not awoke-ned. i
-No ! she still sleepe.
" -A ,sigh comes on the-Light BreeZc— 'tis'
the'sisþirit OFORR that complains-! Peusive
he "leans-from his cloud, and weepe over the
"slumbers of Brin! He touches the lsiyre of
song"; the-heavenly Harp of'Unicni!—-——ztnd
sithe orisons of_ 'Freedom tremble over the(
chords-—'twas 'a strain "he loved, for " hej
died-singing it." firm '"Erin heard the voicsi-(l
i'of her hero? fHas siErin awakenedsi? No;
jub-she stillsleectpssi" . _ (
ss niteuctr, that Fersidinand the Tth of Spain,
( is a {Being all powerful, wise and good, by
lto obviate (lifficusshies regarding the wis
? dom and goodness of the Belly.; and this,
' LORD JESUS ; and, from the whole, to point
' bestsstrcatisc'on " The Evidenre that there
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; tatn, that the French accounts of the pro
lthe French jailer of Valancay; and this
ctl
, would cost him his life if he attempted to
- countenance Kolli's- attempt. This is not
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hundred pounds, for a treatise on the same;
sicipals and Professors of King's and Paris.
(eased loyalty of Ferdinand to Napoleon,
and his attachment to the mushroom dy
nasty of Bonaparte, are all sorgeriesis , for
were 'Fcrdinand so great a fool as to be
thus attached, why not prrmit him to -re
turn to Spain, to rally round him those sub
jects which the French armies have found
so hard to be subdued ; and by setting them
the example of lozal obedience, estasiblish
the impetial sceptre in Spain, "and give
peace—to the peninsula": But the world ex
pects better things of Ferdinand; should
he, howeVer, become be'sotted as the-French
account-s have represented'him to be,-itwill
be the bounden duty of ch'ry Spanish pa
triot immediately-to throw oﬀ all allegiance
to-the traitor, to "declare themselves inde
per-dear, and form and establisishsisuch a go
vernment, and elect such tale:: as they
may deem-it-fit and proper.—East. Cent.
second place, from the 'Revelat-ion of the
was not the fool he has been described," in
being the first to inform Bonaparte of the
in the first place, from considerations inde
,pendcnt'of'written Revelation; and in the
It new appears by isi correspoadenee
which has been published tn the Paris Mo
ctfAccorssding t03thc Abcrifeen Your-mil, thel
executors of a gentleman, recentlt' (it—ceased,
are by=his=will empowered-to oﬀer a sum of
not less than twelve hundred pounds for the;
Whom ekery thing exists-; and particularly-,
to .set him at Liberty . but that it Was one
D'Amazaga—one of the Spanish spies set
over' the kidnapped king—who gave infor
mation of the attempt to Msir; Barthemysi,
out the insert-mea most necessary for, and
useful to mankind." The Miniscers of the
Establi-shed Church osAberdeen, the Prin
chalYC'ul—leges of- Aberdeen, and the Trus
teetofdle Tescator, are appointed to no
minate and make choice of three judges,
who are to decide, after the first day of [a
nuary, 1814, upon the comparati-Ve excel—
lencies of such treatises as shall be laid be
fore them. There is alSo lest, by the same;
Testat—or, :: further sun-: not exceeding four
the only circumstance, Which makes it cer
subjects,_which shall he thotqh'c, pusirsunnt
to the same decision, next—in 'merit to the;
first premium treatise.- What an' honor is!
thisilessgacv to the land it)-which we live.-ss-ss
too before Ferdinand had any knowledge of
it. After, this disclosure Ferdin'and' knew it
Ldmbtsitrgh paper.
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WAS FOUND
By a Black Man. & GOLD "VVATC'H
C.-si\.d'E- 'l'he owner may have it again by
Fpayinq the cost of this advcrtiscmcnt and a
! graluity to the finder, on application to the
* Pl'intcl'.
' July 18. 31:
Post-Office having directed that letters
should be (l.;siYCled on Sunday—the follow
ing negulutions are published for the insoxma
' tion ot those conccmed.
; Avrecabfy to the present establisi1memthc
' Southern Mail ariives at ] () 'clock. A. M.
and the'F .Wn at 5 0 'clm k. P. M. The Os
)ficc win] be open flom 7 to 8 0 c 'ock in the -si
( morning. and smm 5 to 6 in the evening, (or
{si he delivery os lettels. '
ss, __ George Gilpin. ?. M
FOR SALE, si
_ A two-story By zck Dwellz'ng Home,
Vs' ith a Lnt of Glound situate on Watet
street, hoar Mr. S. Harpet' s Rope-W'ulk. —
For terms apply to
! R. [. Tay'lor, or ,
sssi fLsiuccty Colston.
'Iuly 'I'E. si at .
ITo i/ze Admirers qf the French
Language. ;
l. . 'H'E 'French 'Journal Under the'tiile'osif
L'H ltfi-llSl'HERE, appears-every Sa
l tun-(lay allumon at Philac'fielphia, in ctpam—l
! phletsol lfictpuges, in two columns, in large
ocuavo siprmtcd with alussssnclsome type; and
l concluded Milh-cnre and imparlialiry
41}an is/zhcre binds itsclsto publibh saCtsi;
and the most'imeresfing articles, as may be
seen by the msictmbers already ;published,
' "Which are (leposited'at'thc Office of the A—
, 'lexanmsiia '(rct-zeue, sisiwhere the Admirers of
! 'the French Lunguage cnn subscribe. 'The'y
; are requestcd 'to make application'immedi
si ately and to give tlsiclr support to a lour-nal,,
1 "which has need 'of enccuragement. 'lss'he
T prize o'l' subsu-iption is Ten ;Dollarc per arm.:
ss payable in advance. .
June 26. 4
l * Bank of Akxandna,
: J'ULY 2, lato
ss N O'TICE is hereby given to-the'Stoek
ss holders of ;tlne Bank of Alexandria,
that a divide-nel ossf four-per cent. --on the capi
_tal stock siof said 'Bank; for-the half year end:.
lng this day, is declared, and will be ready to
be pssid to them on Thursday the, _5th instant. ;
ss By order of the Presz'dezjt and Director,-54
ct Gurdcn Chapm, Cashzer. '
'W—YZ: : - si !?ZYisssisi
'When thou hest prtiyssdsi with tearful eye,
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Which pray'rs swift wasted to the sky,
The " Mona'rch os the-grave"
Have, disappointed, bid depart,
How hast thou pour'd thy grateful hear:,
To him who thus-could save.
Ah ! 'yes, and 'oft when fever burn'd,
And my young mind delirio'us turn'd,
Or blush'd upon mysacel; "
Mother, as thou stood anxious by,
Thy breast hus heav'd a tender sigh,
That gave the heart release.
_ From the Ladigf Lz'wdty. Tctz'leiler
, sissr'o si.MY-'MOTHER-si, ' _ _
,, __ Thou'ten'der mother, noxious friend; _' ct ss
fss_si That dids't "my infdnt years attend,
! Asih !.howsi shall ! re'pay " .
. ,Th'esski-adnct'ess thou hast heap'd en me I
( {'HOW- render kindnessss'back to thee, ss
1 ' And sooth thy closing day ! si
Thy-love oft made me cease to weep,"
'Osist hush'd 'my [childisssh fears 'm sleep,
And wa'tch'd me a?! lay-;
During the darkness" (if the night, ,
Whose suble wings in tardy light,- -
O'ersprezds the shining day-.
Belicvc'me. sor'l utter truth,
- To thee. loud gourd-an of my youth,
My fiiialiovcsil yield ;
And as When is my insunoy.
'I hou did'st bestow thy care on me,
Thy helpless age sil'll ! hieid.
-—-—-————
And shall it, 'mothcr, ever be,
Shall -I ungrateful prove to thee;
For such aﬀection shown ?
'If e'er my soul the debt denies,
Suro chv'n wﬂl shut-the srowning skies,
And all her-pray'rs disown !
So that thy last departing breath,
May bless me in the bow of death-,;
And when my spirit ﬂies,
May thine descend from worlds above,
And bear "me on the ning: ol'love,
To manswnsiu the skics'!
UTH'EL'LO.
Alexandria, July [& 'lsiBlO.
The act for -estasib]'is_hing the
siPOSTssfOF-FzI-CE,
44 , __si -_._
m—-—-*
ﬀ
I:? that.
Iwish to engage Fifsiy 'l'housand bushels
ssof Wheat, deliverable in the monchs ol'-0c
tober and November: And will give-Casn for
Marysiland Tobacco. Also, have-for sale Billuct
non Londsion, ,_ .
Chas. ]. Caxlett.
fele, principally such as will suit {or slaughter
siley Mill, in Prince William couuty, a beautiful
'old last spring, and remarkable for his fine
calls.
I'W'ISH to sell my Form-on si'L'ittlc 'Ilunting
('reek, commonly called the Gum Spring,
5 miles lrom Alexandria. It contains about
230 acres of beautiful level 'land, "admirably
adaptedto the culture of small yrein and the
grassestsi; and the Plaister'of-Paris is found to
act beneficsiially on it. .Nearly one third of
this land is in wood, sspnincipally heavy timber.
The Greek admits boats of fssiseet draught ta_
the landing place-on this-sarm. .
Attached to this land, but not'forming &
part of the abovementssioned quantity, is an
extensive Marsh," which, with the concur
rence of Judge Washington who owns sithe
"land-on the opposite side, may be ctdraincssd and
rendered arabie ata small expence, and'which
"at present aﬀords most abundant crops of
coarse hay, suitable for cattle. It alone is
sufficient to-graze lOO head of eattle,
-'I will-give a credit of "1, 2, 3 and 4 years,
the payments being well secured. 'Posscssion
may ctbesihad at the end of the present year. "Is
not sold'besore the silst-of 'October, this land
FO-R SALE,
' HAT noted place called ," RURAL'
FssELlCl'l Y," now occupied by Mr".
TFrcderick dlluck. The pleasaumess of this.
.situation needs no comment, being surpassed
by none. On the prenuses is an excellent
well of water and a spaclous garden. The
,great resort of the cilizens-of Alexandria to
this place makesit an-objeCt of great import—
ance to those who wish to purchase. For lur—v
-ther panticulars enquire of; . '
Davad Mankm.
July 18. dts
N B. lsfthe above property is not sold at
siprivate sale before Monday, 23d instant, it
"will-on that day he sold at public nale. Salect
-to commence at 3 o*clock in the afternoou on.
ctthepremises
this san- _
A credit of 19 month: will-be given} born!.
with approved security requiredx
Those person: who have claims against
KVormeley Carter, or business Many-descrip
tion to transacc with'him, willplcasc apply to
simcrce. ,
JLSO, _
A few hogsheads of 8 QRBADOES MO-ct
lLASSLS, per schooner Alert.
exeellent'eooli and well acquainted- Wifh gar-ct
Thing;
just rocelved and for dale,
2,500 buctshels LlSBO-A' SAL l', of a good
quality—part of the cargo 01 the shlp Cow-,
Pubhc Nonce.
'HE subscribers have taken si-out letters
of a dministration-on the estate of RO
BERT jCARTERs ssdeceaseds in titc'sistate 0
'Virginia—those 'wsiho _have'Claims against the
estate will please siexlnbit them iorctsettlc ment,
and those who are indebted to it will pay
"without delay. ss '
, CharlesTyleT, Jr, _
" _ ""if. ' " Near C-enfrevillet'
Richard H. Hendcrson,
. .ctss ' si - ' luce-barg
IWQLZQ " celaflf
the subseribcr.
Humph: .ssPeake.
Lentcrville, Fuly 18. _ less!-61
si ct {
.Farm for .Sale. siss.
l* Or fsi-mgm or passageapplysi tsso them-star on
board. ' si . .
. FOR SALE.
A MAN and his WIFE— she formeran
willbe for lient. (
Hump: Peake.
July 18. lawsw
ON VVednesday the 2lst day of Septem
ber next, if fair, if not the next (air
duy, will be—s'rld at publ-i: sale. at [he,plarztzt—
tZ-m of RVormeley Carter, esquire, near Sud
Also, 4 full blooded B'roodssMares,
and ]} full blooded Colts and l-"illiez.
Also, .about 4o=head of Black Cat
this a fine bay, mu 15 hands high, six years
Gco. Coleman.
_ inly-18. ,. 3.t si
July s8.
Enquirc of the Printer.
July lss8_ct. ' si d
-—.——- --
Thorough Bred Stsiasl'lion.
For Philadel phia,
.,_ 'lhe Sleep BAKMONY,
? join Llwood, master ,
., Now lymg at Runldssh) s wnarf.
'P-u-bl-ic Sasile.
l ct ,!
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