Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-05 00:00:00, page 2

- 'oannloctf May-28.
; ﬂew, under a nen pretenenadee
. Piddb ofctl'ebmaty,'t8\0, a period of !!
.
" "tum Vcttblt me ﬂat-camp, with
an
sijeaty th. k' of the two Siciliea, (aa he'ssss
' " atylea himael wrote to our count-at Na
]tmid the deadatio'n of property and the.:
rain of innoctnt'iudi'ci'duah, "which simon'
dinno'ulahly be efected fifthe-late deatruc- ,
tive confine-none of France; it a' patri'u to'
look forward to no public bfdcsik' no cheer
iog hope! ' May he not-expect that there
- cannot from this tiItejxiat an bone-thod
reﬂecting man in sithe-United Statea- who
doe-I not see and fed-in its-proper sorce-the'
full front andsibearing of her ertc'n-tt'tottt-ap'4
"gracious Z'The editor of the Nationhl'ssln
telligencer, in one of his latest numbers,
has with a laudable impbrtiality iadmitted
"- that the principle: contained in theceamte
papera, in which the conduct usthe French
emperor is avowul, are auch as Ametica
never can adopt wrﬂtossn' Ducnncz; the
terms, in which they are expres'sed, "an
outrage on dignity and decorum ; and the'
,luguagc and only fitted to' :xn'z nima-1
canon". He declared too an opinion that
France aeema determined to maintain tl'meij
murmur-amble principiea, and there to ev'r
Lt'rfr-L'e ounce of an early accommodation
' of our Life-cence: With her.
Much as't't'ery friend to his countrv must
- lar-ent the wide spreading ruin that must
be inﬂicted on a vast number oscomfottnble
and happy familiea, by these ntensive con
ftscatiom, it must be come conaolation to
him to perceive that there are still honest
and uncontaminatcd feeliogs'in the man of
the Ametican yeomanry, which will revolt
at this crying injuaticc, and stamp its att
' thin with the infamy and execution he de
". = si;.--si'- - , . ' ss
" moshj wssshlm'ffi'
W' " ss aske-nel intode
ct si. si . A '- , non.
. W-nftheaeplnadefias edicuehehad
_zreta at the United Saatea passed the Non
" or visited by a British ahi 'From the-time I
-ed.* By the third seetion of that act, it was
— ﬂug either of Great Bt itain or France should
W . .
ctGZ eitiu-N thE'Unlted Stam are navt- ct
-1".mﬂthelkhos7ebruary,1810.ahess
& and It last,-when thou Barber! are
'Gallo', Wihiater 67 foreign asain -to"hia [na-1
.ber po'ennﬂolland, Spain, ltaly and-Na
si—Lfsi—
tion of the void of what he wan, home '
, dis-Unymplain dlj-Fe-ee, ent.
pencil-t '- their acta eke-claim," to
gave no oficial notice of any alteration, or '
intended alteration, of her ayatem. On the ss
lfith of February, law.—Mrc'Armatrf-ng,
.Qttr minister, received the inaolent—and in
JR'NC note (one-of'these before referred
to) - froaQ-Champagny, who has now damn
ed the tils-of the But de Cadore ;"and on
the 19th of March, 1810, the Marquia;
enter the parts or hathora at the U. Stace.
ﬂdsij/ssqfks that day anyauch vessel should
arrive in any port or-halsibor of the United
Stalea- (unless she was employed-by her go
vernmt-nt to carry lent-is or deazatchea, or
driven ia-by then of weather) she, toge
ther with her cargo, if "she had any on
board, should be coniscated.
At this time France permitted Ameriean'
veaaela to enter her part.-. She had 'giVen
no notice declaring her intent to prohibit (
their envy, unleaa they had been-earthed ;
nerVea.
'Ott the 13: of March, 1809, the Can.
dt'cln'd .that from and after the-Loth of
Nay then next, no veaael sailing under the
ofniaicg the end-red. th lSth of March, ;
Intercourte act, as it ia-asually denominat
to the mind of every one.
[chn' : Jeremi
will be tend vdb more than 6:me- ac
tention. le us from the pen of a 'gentle-'
and when exalted talent: md profoupd
conception-, cannot fail to bring convic
PIMID Aud run-no )!
SAuuzL sxdwntsi' , —ss_.:
" le-bmhctaﬂu'sindm !
mybmoD-wzzct m , !
Gflntrw came,; Msi
tus cti
. ss "—
AMdria Daily Gazette,
counkcctuw :: ranne/n..
From Ill early period in'1'009 till the*
a the-letter publiahed in -the F reeaan'a
' undern eoﬂfidea'ee of ae'curitj-intoss
.pone oFFr-aneesi and'thoe-anbpct to
.Tbe sone-"nag, with its continued-um,
. a auddea and inmodiateaeiasinre it
wssoctr, me ,
ftbevdtnhle yeaaelaandeaqon of
—
!
which he'dswmct lt was-known in *
France bag des-ire the OOth of May, and}
wherefori'thessoplesiof' France wen- fire
'wan'ml of thess'danger which would ensue
fron-"tendinsthiir vessels here.-si It is not .'
known that any sididfomec' exctcept such as
brought despitehes or there in real distress,"
or simuiated the appearance of it: ' ['t is
not anwmhat any were seized and eonlis- '
cated by the United States for : hreich of ;
this law. _ si _ i
' '-- On the other hand, the unshspe'cting citi- ;
zens of our oppressed and deluded country, 'ss
rush with rich-eargoes into the harbors of
France and those subjec'ttoher'power,com- *
prising the greatest part of the coast of Eu
rope on the Adautic' andssMeditet-ranean, .
and are ceiZed without a momeot's noticeﬂ
"under an ediuihat rhcy'dld notictnow of i
nati] it was enforced. ss
' 'The pretext is as false in her; is it is" '
outrageous in the manner of its execution. ,
Ameri'can'Vessels,-says this" duke th} "Ca- '
dere, were seized in the parts of Round;
-italy and-Naples, because Americans had
'aeiZedctFrench vessels. _ He mentions no si
French vessels (hat-were srizrdct It is not '
believed that-any were Icich, although itsi
is known that'sevcral French privateers en-ss
tered our harbora' during the cobtinuance "
ol ths embzrgo, "without 'any reasonable
cause to warrant them in doing so, after '
"they had in.-ulttd and þlundered our innoj '
sscrnt countrymen on the mean {add were ct
permitted to go away utored with provisions
anssg Every comfort that our country could
a r . -
pendrncics, if they had been on an innocent
vnyag: to a siBritiah port,__or-hatl been
siacarc dor visited against their will by a
British cruizsimve considered it municipsial ct
regulation. - We did not aeize French vea
aels although they aeized and consiscated
oure under their infamous decrees 'ol Ber
l'tn and Milan. But the mount we Make
a'ntunic'tpal regulation to prevent" French
Veaaela from entering our porta, although
we gave them fair and regular notice - of it, t
they consider it : breach of their rights;<as
operating (mind;) againet the commerce
of France an the state-leagued with her,
&c. and aeiZe without a momEnt'a notice,
every vessel belonging to tla within their
gsirasp. . ' .' . -
—Unjuat as Great Britain may have bctgcn to
us in some instances, she" did not lctsitn this
way, although her power to injure us is to;
ssfinitely greater, and-although her ﬂzg was
equally excluded from our-port! by the
same law. ' "
'si lt is adding inauh to injury to 'ISY-t es"
Qhampagny'a letter don say, 'ss' that the U.
siStatea compri'sed Funcc in her exclusion,
without aaxtxc an sisicouna'nt'r - or
ss Fanncl" Are not the journala of both
houses of ons leg-slature; our public laws,
and the remonstrancea of our minister for
year! past, full of 1000 COMPLMNTI a
gainst the tyranny-and atroctty of French
-- edicctu ? '
: ' --.'.:-—
ct Atlmgth we have official acknowledg- !
ment from government of the authenticitys
si bf Champagny'e note: and the adminietra
si tion is, or pretend to be, highly dieplened. {
' The nerehryof state has expressed him
{Jelf in language of high ruemment,"eepe
si My it the conth at the emperor, in pub- _
i luhhg the note before giving it to Mr.
"As-strong. "But whyie Mr. Seereury to 1
-' on:-aged? !! it beecmejthe note—is public
f and cannot be 'conee'al'e'd ? Wind it been lent
, by-Anmtrong td the executive we much .
'doubt whether it would have evcneen : '
ss nempaper. ! !! called far bctv congreas there ct
\ wo_uld have been some " delicate considera- ct
tions" to prevent in meeting the—eye 'of the .ss
world. 7 The iecreury ieindeed very angry, '_
but we fear hie eager—nine more [ran 'tbsse ;
ublieity than the contents of the hole,—?
-ss he lenguasige had the eentimetm of the '
enotem no-dore than what-ner govern-5
ment ought woe-have expected. ""Shlllsi we
may they are no,-non then wharlhegovern
hent have W' spot;— from the-ab
ctos MarchdMsiushe precede-dine, will: '
has beemhe conduct of govern-en, but to
miller and (6 mue-te; to have onr' nose
74"! by w; to ;pl] him for it,
had him Scottice, our injury lie
ent! Nowoader-thcmeury now blw-'
meum-A in [winnen-ved?
min- diaener-nl-the ct 'iitndsimen '-'
nigh- w . 'tdld lie.-wi!
!u gu- gem-nue)- nella- loug been, i
ing, he tun-untied- aceounsstsios itto the
jej'alouss ' " " adminmration by";
man but si sitte-tuft— Wss'amss
month- and-ytweasy .day't. A' French Di*
aister'resides Me seat-of our'ovetg'nzl:
immediately " its pass—(, _ 7
koo'wa to hint-si silnnediately alter its pass
nssdmt Wnrn me nmertcau ver-sit- w...- ;
shut'om of the port! of France and her de- '
From the Iudependent Amerlcan.
1 * "-l' . ,, . ...... Knife-v-!
'He be'n-to the lion'lltkln (to!!! liltis'hclil's'
'a'nd Man " son'ger bide'their orgm'
sicts M.}? ' wonder the secreury is
Wgw-þlnple non-mien and—the go
- * maid-tribu- - 'Congren Must act ;"
;MM Mtiaprcninn of their opinions
sidun siennv'ey—d'tnott damning denunciation
of the pliey'add þtococdhlgsssof themselves
and tfieirssdbinef dii'ector'losi'siTo pre-ervef
their -morhl character'ssthey 'tnust confess -
themselvea dupel: but they ean never per
jn'de she people that" the adminietration
was altogether duPed by the Prmchss" The
'feﬂ'e raonian tyttem so long and cautiondy
but ardently pursued by himsisstels, and to
faithfully by'hin successor, stands revealed'
to 'the world.ssss Yea, the Grrnmnnsixou
to anoint France and to injure Great Britain,
'can no longer be manner! in nere-er, nor
sithe knowledge of it be evaded by iophistry. ,
No wonder-the eecretary is otttt'ageous ;_-—
Bonaparte has shown us :! government that
dared not show themsclttesr No wonder
the secretar'y's blood boil: with passion;
ublic indignation will be heavier than- the
nether mill:-tone; and grind the cabisinetssto '
powder. si'she-people inns! 'ncssn'S'EE—si
What? Not thzt our government has betn
for years promising Bonapart'e that they
would go to war with England as soon as'
the people should be persuaded tot nanction
"such : was: that the government has been
'urging them to take uparms again-t Eng
land : that the government has*t-ndeavorecl
to assis't Franc'e by endeavoring to ruin
England with non importation, embntgn _
"and non-intercourse acts: that they have
'faiied in perauading them to sight 'G. Bri
'tain: tha't Banapatte is now enrzlged at the
long delay, and, seeing no prospeet'os'it; ss
being accomplished, lie-has aciZed milliona
and millions of our propert),'tvhich he will ss
keep, unless We immediately perform what :
he has been encouraged tobelietre {e should
have done ere this." No, they will are no-ctsi
thing like this, u'nleu they examine things '
as they are. ]
Perilous time: are coming' for the secre- I
tary ; from which hoWever he may parthlly <
escape by a speedy retreat to the shade- of ssss
private lEfe. ss
non 'nu: sun. _{
; Several cahinet council. have been he'ld ss
of [an-, but the deliberation: and result are
: secret. M r. Gallltin lest here;.sc'r Ge- ;
nevn, of! Thunday {all; [um thfsi'Europe- ]
an General, but his seat oome'where' nenr 1
PimburgJ si Perhap: no government was
ever more puzzlrd then in oure noir horrt'o
act. si- That abominable partibliay to France,
and dread of her power, which bu'ioksilog
been rendcring our veenlnent contempli
hle in the eyes of urope,'odiousssin'the
eight ol sederalino, and :: lean pitiful in
the eztinmion of eVen democran; have re.
duced them to : sieituation, in which stand
** tremblin ly nlive-nll over ';" drending to
take a sin e nep len they should blunder,.
and eonseious osencl'eneing odiurn, should
they continue motionleu. si-shey are fully
make to all the de'elery, duplieity and ea
johng of France ; but dare not tell the peo
ple of it: full 'Ie" knowing that the magn
z'mes of on inculud,-injured, duped na
tion'n reeentmenl, Ire ready to be poured
upon them. =Tney Mr; 'eie nhnolutely
"unponihle ; they th. "he the Allel'i
". people believe; the they hue done
their duty. By Gallie and ]esereoninngnot
by'Auuricln principle. lad PIW, have
our government brought this union 40- .
'dcpuh of degnduion and-snneprnding a
lamitiel, with the pure-poet obdeeper din
honor and miner-ire more mifdd. sss
?How do they feel when they meet run-e
(her? They can only-conducing need.
.am- vich ruefuljieqepk tery-likenest
or givesico ram-undoe hour: the: ough
be'devowd to Wss "Jui- you?
sldc'si-nd 'Þctig lum sun,"-ci- copy be
wdidfro- one "In another. . _. _ si
- ib.- When 9! W am;
Amaz'd the man was who did wisdom want,'ss
And he began to water, weak and frail,
Wlule trembling horror: did his conscience
dant, -
And mighty enguish did his son! (nail,
To drive him to despair, and quite to qual,
He painted saw, upon '& table þhdn,
Gold stole by Frande, for which the owner:
' wail.
And countrymeh impr'uorr'd and m pain,
0: in French ships of war where long they
'* must remain.
The :: 'ght where-s so so. ely him dismay'd,
That nought but ruin he before him saw,
And all the people' : wrath upon himlaid,
By r'lghteous sentence of etern-I law ,
For him they much didtcorn end over cmwe,
Then' gon he think of whom Hope and sire,
The! from- bis- dutdfuhniscry might him
draw.
A! last he ween'd' two.: wisdom to retire, , 4
And By the nation' s just and soreimpending
si- ire."
-id-wdb'lbi-dzont-ofklf laund;—
weccdl 'eongcgglctsitygylber? . Yea, 't
like-no ksie-po'nsnþlhjy 95 our-eke", ,
danger inncc'wn is impossible—3,n . .
congructs bet-lied? No : Ye oball In}:
who: to.-un them, nor whnss to ad ,si:
'We can only tell them-um" by our on}
conductsiafidximsi'ctsi'y We bane N
.onhekveifinw ynpvkward pardie;-um, '
the'counlsY'lQ duaraccmdjmp-Wg 9
and now we beechen-wend]: us (:!!th
"difficultiea. '.Le't m not Stump,," ,uctsi
La u'z know thcchmcto the W
'the opinion of pubsshc writen. Well" *
to lead,:hcr btiogsisidisched which my"
One month will give ugss. the- nm'unm,
(he union from Thine-"10" Cured. 0"
.,popularizy, our snmninm þonum is a: "sin
it may yecss be mmvedsictþy caution (,
l-carance lbssacrw'nhþm popular ditmsi
. ch i'e were better to call tongues.- ssin
.:he necessity-in she mad-mation; box to
commend nothing. "When comen-a In"
- consult the-fGilmu and ]ohnnomsi
out measure-e, andshe qajomy will :,
-' th: m. . T heir populnrity in equal],- at "big
with out: : we can yet a" swim legem".
' The mbinn'ln'ml tebra-al: up with [am
long an :hcir-bodin, sin in nothing but in.
dccxsion.
- BALTIMORE. j'unt 2.
SPANLS'H CULQNIIA'.
" gem. Davis, at the Fame, from I.;guj.
ra, upon: that on M 49!!! Apr'tl : t'esoh.
lion took place at Carpus. All the (25.
ten that Were appointed by the ]unte ln
Spatn are not out of the. country. A b,j'
with the'capnin general and several m'osi'.
. officen, Went into Nursolk' & few days (me.',
si Previous to the sailing of the Fame account:
1 had been received from mon pnru of the
province,'which had reddily lollowed th.
si'example set at Canacas. --' Bueineu dullac
Lpgtm'a. " The" duties had been reduced
under the new government to 16 ! apart.
' on import-,- end 12 1-2 per cent. on e:
;
s' Americaol are treated very friendly, and
t much cour'tcd by the govunment, who is:
} anxkous to be on amiable term: with the
*U. State-. Capt- D. hnbrought auumbsisit
} of manisestsims, prodamatiom, addtensin,
' &c. us the nsiw governmemsi Puztngm
in the Fame; Mr. ]ohu-ﬂhghea, of thh
ssdelphie; Don ]uan- Via-ate Bolirat, Dssun
Telesore' Orea; 'Douss juan Yr'tamr, Dun
ler 34]: at" Publze Vcndue on the
15t/t 'os next ment/:,
. VA-LDABLE- LOT Of" GROWDI
the mue!- ol lit-it sez- & \Vdsiee omen.
et t'eet'! inches-on hide: end " seat on
wum meet te-att aney of three feet; at
this corner is . my of good into-tom
by the name of iosit's-Pump.
_ meam
-\ Half .a-square of Ground next
below Lutz'e 'i'enyard, nve : emell part IOH
of 22 sect front on b't. Anpb street, by m
leet !: maye-had.; and-nother but of the
name 1iu joining the But, on vhid: inc
served spotted rent of 22 don-m person.
which "ground rent is peopoeed to be said
cept-lete lend then the remainder of the
- For thecround Rent e note nectgotiablc in
either of the duke-will be taken, 'tvttbau
.pproved indoner, pay-dle ir— 6, I and !:
months- 'ith interest thereon.
'- For the remeinder of the be'sequere which
is on St. Anph; Wﬂkened Pin streete, end
the corner lot by Yat'e pomp, one tenth of
the pit-duely. money Till he required in hand
' --the reﬂjlmfke' in three equal annualpay
them: with interest from the day ol ak
ss which it made to- seeme hood Hoﬂ'tmn so!
; his endorlcmemssos eeruin note: at the but
{ of Potoinlþo ee per deed o! milk from Wil
sir lient :lleruhome to she rub-enter for till
\ purpose. _
ss This—eale wu' intended—for to doubt:: it !
:egreed to divide the half square in mien of
60 feet each, end - fourteen of eboet to see!
eeeh, and to die piece on the dey Snt- she"
mentioned -
Jonah Thompson, Truste!
Ney 30. - hill
70! WW In? ]" 84!
Au hessBook-Sloreeof Robert Cny, had
Kennedy, sen- M Canon at ate-en:
and et the oﬂee et the w
'Deily Gmtte, =
...(nue "shut-rue. !! ss ct
ORA TrsilOX- si ;
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THE ]MH DIVW:
dntvm mmmuffiw u
]uan Tinveo and sermon. -
o-W .m-w- "'""f
parts, and the tariﬂ' also reduced. The
murssaosionwimm , -
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