Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-19 00:00:00, page 3

(I:? For she information-ad ' Wine; ssss
two of the shippcn of [find-si on hand the a
Ofuop Upon, capgiiu C. But), frsssiom PQÞ'
]: delphh for chid port. we ne requeatisid'isiqss'l
make, that nhc by at Reedy Isknd on ssthe '
_ Bth inner, waiting for a—sair wind. 4
our apprehenapneshnefie si at 4 , si
few month: will pace nvacty h'tsore ottr chaff-f—
try will be sound tri a tjtuntion, fusiisi {man}
we nee no essective measure. of preparation
--No precautiun to tecure the immemc pr o
perty daily leasing our portm—[Norfou
thilk Hath . GNM sllsiin
'smsifthbM-hbbsﬄsdom
The public Wd' m 'Grent Britnin will be
prepared for the ditmittal of their minister.
That circuenttnnce corresponding with the
expectationn formed by 'Frectnch "nate-men,
m ny, with the negociationt with Runia and
France. induce an expeetation in England
that this country is determined? asig'arssnat any
Our readers are int-ited toan attentiFe peru
atd of the following article [man the London
Cnurier of the 17llt Novemher; the Cou
rier, our readers will understand, is a mini
tterial paper.
lt nppenrt that the miesion of Mr. Adztms
had not t'chprd notice in England. Our
negociatinnt with the French government
are noticed with more than utttnl attention.
Ledgerjss
** it seems to be expected by Bonaparte
that America will be drawn within the vor
tex of his policy against this country, or as
it is called the continentsl system, the sys
tem by tt-h ich the continent is to be ruined,
in the hopes that the British empire may
be ruinetl also. Gt n. Armstrong, who was
to have left France in the beginning of Oc
tober, but who remains still at Paris, is said
to have been among the first to carry to
Fontainblelu, the homage of his congratu
htions ttt the successful issue of the contest
ngainst Austria. The general was most \
hrorably received, He was honored with a '
private conference, and a vessel was imme- (
diately ordered to be got ready to carry des.
patcln—s to the Americnn government. By 1
"'He it is said thatthe French government
has Presented general Armstrong with the
]si-mjcct of a treaty between the two coun
then, by others it is sssertÞd, that the invita- '
t'sst-n made to Americs is, to form sn alliance
with Frsnce, Russia. Sweden and Dusmsrlt,
to be called, is she accedes to it, the Quin
tuple alliance, for the purpose of atchieving
what Bonapst te styles " the freedom of the
me." The expectation that she will ne
eede to it has been for some time strongly
eireulsted us Paris, and indeed it should
seem as if the negoeistion between the
Americsn government end M. Chsmpsgny
hsd been renewed before Bonnrarte's return
to Paris. However that msy be, it is cer
tain thst the expectstion to which we have
nlluded. has been held out in publicatibns
knot-m to_be oﬂieislss About : tree]: ago we
selected s [sunge on that — subject, from it
work under. the direction of the SeMtOf
Fnocois de Neufihstesu. As the passage
is now, from recent intelligence received
from Psris. become of the more intet est, we
tepuhl'tsh it—tq— . . : _ .
" in fact. the rueful! Russin ts butths
tum prelttddld musten- owne w um
sll th;- not-then leg-mis- (mule-inn
L'. tract osa letter from Norfolj, to . (en-]
tlmmn in this town. !
** ] have received letten from Meniniqtt'e i
and St. Cruix up to the Uth Decembeessss
Theexprdition has gone ngninathtadnL-u- e I
...ﬄn previous thereto two French tri-1
sun and a content had ssnrrived at an out
port, and had juat time to land 700 men,
whenctadmtrul Cochrnn attacked them and
ri--.— battery, destroyed a srigate and three
con ettet. The Melampue frigate had
captured another corvette. On the French
frigntes passage out they fell i.) with H.
B. M. frignte ]uno,captain Shortlnnd, who
engaged them and . corvette for three
houre. Czptzin Shonland m killed, and
the juno obliged to ttrike, being just ready
to end:. She was immediately burnt by the
French."
them", JANUAsiRY 19.
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lit-8 si _ fsisissllltr'envith Dan-iii. with]
. ,. i , um wm-Bmobliviosizvff
[;th psidttgsictpsthilsir idess-thjeUnit' guteN
W NMIWMW , ,si
sictsssisssi. mv-firsictss. 'ss-nwssimfi w si ;Tss'
; teeoilheir 'WW" ctdssssct
sseentmnthhichl " hsieetfpffine ' ' ' all] Thei
sic'ontluet oszagffiwm. byfhﬂr
lsilmbnupdor to R'usinii its Wild "We
ingen— "The Americnne ssdoss'mon-cttllsiiy
sisihlve rejected the British iiissnieter," Mr."
]lchpn- - si _ *.ss
". Every thing then in accid- "to believe.
till! by supporting nobly the" content in
"which they are engazed by honor and well ]
understood interest, the Americunesi
will not lose night of the memorable
worsile addrencd to them by his majesty the
emperor of the French, through the medi
um of his minister for foreign assaireu-thnt
tn; intention: and motives of that monarch
Will be judged, as'well as the ncu of which
, he make. mention; and that eonsormably
tto the wise advice and neesul encourage
si mentcoutained in it,ss_the English will noon
& find in the north of us.:- two Hemiepheree, :
;long -hain, by which their vessels will be
y stopped and their pride checked."
I Capt. ]ohnson, ol the brig Little Cherub,
! sir-kind yesterdav morning in 18 days from
;Sto' Bartholomews, informs on. that great
[prepirations were making in the 'Btltilh
l him is to go against Guadaloupe—that the
expe lition would sail early in February-z-si
and that two French srigates had arrived
ssnt szsissaterre on the 17th.of D-ember
ss from i? ance, which had landedltroops and
{sailed immediately; they are part oft
large equudron hourly expected with sur
ther reiulorcements.
We further learn lrom & passenger in the
ctirig letle Chenb from St. Bartholomews,
that a French brigni war from France for
Cu daluure laden with provisinns & troops,
had re::ntly been tent into Antigna by a
Briti-h srig-ue, and that the hrig's despateh
.. e-e intercepted by the British—that in
ss the disputchez it was tum-3, that the em
pero- had fitted out in the diﬀerent parts
in France 80 sail of l'rigctm, and smaller
armed veucls to carry troops and provi
uions to the itl'md of Guailziloupe, being
deter ninrd to he the western part of the
island ; that twoﬂ'rench lrigatrs had lrriv
ed it (iuntlnloune on the l7tli of December.
land-all 500 troops and some provisiom, end
sail.-si] again in the course of 48 houn—
tha: the island of (lusdnloupe was well
supplied with pmvisions.
5, - ( New Tari [cap. jcn. 12. )
'-* ....q—2GH-F—
si'ZsiiA communication lrom the secretary of
war rsi-specting clerks was read and ordered
to be printed.
Ass. Bacan from the committee {for re
vising the pntcut laws of the U. States, re
_ ported a hill ** !or the encouragement of
learning and other purposes." Referred to
ss a committee of the whole house on Mon
day next.
Mr; Kcy presented the petition of Ro
bert Brent paymastet' of the army of the
U. S. praying so increase of salary. Re
serred to the committee of ways and means.
Mr. Dana oﬀered the following resolu
tion which was adopted and a committee
appointed to present it to the president.
! Rcsobed, That the President of the U.
State.-s he requested to came to be laid be- ;
sore this house, copies of the orders or io- ]
structions issued under the [present or any ;
former administratitm. with respe t to fo-j
, reign armed ships and 'vessels of w never ]
i description. being within the waters of the
United States, excepting such parts as may ss
iin in. judgmlnt, be improper for public:
si eommunicstion. ]
si! Mr. her, from the committee on the;
District of Columbis, reported a hill to a- '
near! the net incorporstinzssthe Wsshingss-i'
'tonmnd'Alexardris Turnpike Complain. ct
, Read and referred to seommittee of the ss
ctvboiess "
M. Tellmadge presented the petition of
Nsthsoiel Goodwin, prayingss for commu
mion sad publie'lands- Beforndto the
committesof claim- * A
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uousxs OF RLPRESENTATWES.
Congrgsc cﬀ the Unitcd State;.
[Tuben for the Alexandria Gentle-]
Taunsosr, Yammry 18.
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v.]
16- Datsso'r resolution of but evening,
toedloothe SWui-yof War-to þy ire-1
(on umuwm o'eeouot of the re
mused-Whom of silW "In"
its: rude under former len; "! ukeo up
and n'had
; 'sschufor thereliefoflohnN Stont
{Th' be relief of Coklwell, lack-on and
Wssi and for rem'vmg olam from one
Maids: Dame-[Common wonder;
wmrndmdpuoedd r ...
i Am'sschu to take up theyr-rule."
made and lost—49 to 50. .
[ Mr. Macan : bill rupectiag the cow-er
: ci'll intercourse between the united State.
and Great-Britain and France, tell (But,
up.
A question of order came up wssiuch
caused debate and was finally decided by
the house.
SHIP '
UNDER the authority of e deed of trust -
from Serum! Builey to us, for the purpose of
sent-ing the payment efeertein, debte to We! ;
lien Wiþon, eurviring edministretor of C'uut- _
bet-lend Wdeen, deeeesed, and to Benjenn'n
Bone, we will oﬀer at public sele, {or easb,
on-the thh dey of March next, at the l'rent'
door of- the court-home, in Feirsu ceumy,
; described in the deed es eitumd on Oeeczgne'n
ss Greek, edjoieing to the town of Colcbester,
ssslnddefieelwtbeeﬂd WMW by bin
{inner main Bath,-Human coude
& wsihundnd eeres.- si- _. _
s , Thomas Hemson, pin.-s
R. le T'YIQYe
issWr-nct __ . si -
fist. Liber-more then made a motion to ss
strike out the fifth eection.
Mr. Haven spoke against the seetion and
against every part of the bill except the set:
tion which interdiets soreign armed ships
from our waters, and the one which repents
the old non-intercourse law.
The questibn for striking out waa then
tak en, and lost, eyes 50, noes 72." '
Mr. Macon moved to add a clause to the
bill, to have it continue in so ce until the
end of the present setsion of Cgsiilgress, and
no longer.
Air, Rhea moved to etrike out the whole
of the last seetion of the bill, to as to make
the law permnnent.
Mr. Sheﬀy was for Mr. Rhen's motion to
strike out the limitation.
Mr. Quincy against striking out the li
mitation. , U
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Part (yct Alexandrta.
Anetvzn,
Brig May-Ano, Dyer, Cediz—slit
wine and fruits—to ]nmes Patton & other-e. !
CLZAllD, i
Schooner William, Heteh, Bostd, by -
]ohn G. Ladsid md C. [. Catlett.
Schooner Polly and Sally, Stelly, Balti—
more—b the master.
Sloop ydiu, Pottrr, New-York—clo.
HA s I a R 8 A L 8,
ACTORY COTTON Yarn o! various
numbers, lor wearing end knitting, A
merican Ginsszhams, Stripes, Ciambnys,- -
Bedticking, Shirting, Sheeting end Diapers, !,
else Cotton Threads of various eolors, all at ss
stictory pricee—Rhode-lslnnd Chem, Pota
toee, Cyder and Ipplee, by the barrel,
Beef and Herrings, per barrel. Mould !: dip't
Candlee, per box, Sugar, per barrel, Curentj
\Vine, per barrel, Cotton, per bele, coarse
Cotton Handkerchiess, per bele or piece—A!
so it number of Rhode-lsland built_ Moees
Boats—Mens and Womens Shoes, and Gre
ceriee as usual.
January 9. eo
" Publiffise. "
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Bank of Alexandna.
Jenuenr ], me.
OTICE is hereby given to the stock
holdere of the Bank of Alexandria, that
edividend of three and a half per cent.on the
capital stock of said Bank for the half year
ending this day ie delared, and will be ready
to be paid to them on Thou-day the 4th inet.
By order est/te Presidmt and Directon,
January !. ss ee3w
ANTHPONY RHOQES,
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Gurden Chapen, Cashier.
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thep
1h'l'itefthBe-stsittpie Estete
si the Cow revel-system:
Aboutl eeresÞsi-sd lose! ' ,
si one ssummdw on
Child-run si silk '
'ctsi S & i); & 8 2 1), .
ESPECTFUMY bred-m an hunt
si W of shineth-In a) M—m
"" ""! im' We be
.ssPþirfix street ""by". Wffisssim
"me" boy- naeum-m SHOES of.-my
dmrimion. p-mc'auar dilsim-d fro- the
lwaryx .
N 0 T I 0 2".
HE subscriber by virtue of dss ss si.
trust to him {rote Wind ,. '
son, deted on the "th by of N ' '
the year lded', for the '
an [lo/time, m th. "h A cts. __'
next, end et the hour of t'eln . '- "
thatdsy—ictfthe dey isgtol'efsii'dCG-ss ' ct
the first (sir dey thereafter 'end et th did -
hour 'lil proceed to all for uedfsiigddis.
up:-i:- suedon,tethe Inches-Im—
lus-tune: Ontcl, ]
'i HE stnclthoiders in this' ups
hereby notified that the director'sct "
dey declared s dividend of eight per tent A "
that part of the cepitel stock m peidj'ser
the last six mouths—which will be folly to
be psid to the stockhohbrs or their leg-i s—
presentetives indsieo ddyd sxdll thidddssld
or
low grounde . the redldttd oft _si
equally divided between osk 'W
letter peeullerly "lust-le for ' " si?
et enclosing. 1 he
piece elsims over most otherd' br
tages of living, such es wild fowl,
onehs, &c renders it en highly claim
hlishment for my gentlemen wild ..- sict _
to reside on tide water. The int ..ct-si . . fsi. '
this property ere complete, condi'z - - " - If --
two story dwelling hcu e, 60 by 20 feet :
taining seven rooms, with pdmgeddlsitd a. sisi
cellent cellars , another two story dhdiﬂng'
housc,conteininr; three rooms end h and; -
a new meet house, duiry, ice home,,
corn houtcs. and any kind esndcedid?—do
closure. Tc this property is annexed. e" be!
and most vaiusble overshot mill, vitisi t'
pair stones, bolting cloth, ced-mldhiltd'vddt
ton do. (to. The terms of seie Fill hmssedd ed
easy to the purchase: es be ten roamen] ask-"
. Till-ner.
Marine Insurfmce Qmpeny &
Alcxand
The lecond Actl-si - T-ss.
bly will beau FRIB , --
inn.—1 he third" an Ell Kisi "And. Ill—si -_
ad of l-ebruary ;Z-indcttbo fourth me um -si
ester the 81!!thwa -
age, that. has been eccgvinedu
work—he would be ukctethr me! W
ws... .,
vhichilivedntheem .os si7V him .
lying' on the Potome - jsssi ctess -:-'
Creek, and containing M 7 As?" ctsi'r
300 of which ere elesred, Mm- ? : . "
tion ol'it of the first d ss < :ng
but Wrin- Pin! Mortal-endur
en Piles-m. 1! 73 _
."? Aw- . jeLHA
Tanulrz 19. ,. si 'ss - fofsifsi ,
ycnn, and would hue .: op My of
learning: unlul bunincn. bon! qussu
windes-Even. Enquirl li'th: ,gfssv
lanuary 18. , 'My a."
Men-ago,]an. 17. , _ eodt'.
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Innnuy H. . _ si si
First quahtyct si OW sssict
Roþerctc Andctson.
inn—ry 18. . —- ? N'ct
Wanc'cfi'; coss Hnre, ssssss
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