Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-15 00:00:00, page 2

ss-(sil' -. c.". : ba .QB _G .E-iil: ,
. - William AND Pox-men..
Will]! queen-m (I! "Ill I mo, m " mue
decided cteboddbe mid-crow to che bone}:
and to' the Aneficeelfioplc, but that tt ie
tion as "(he was?; the: Moneglem
. nen-dry, on e tm at uee- '
...Mtbnic ebould be decided on as to
man" rub-tio- of the whole world,
. beeeke "perish en elxhnfe, ie there to
--be indication]! diplomecy . pen—1
are: unbind then'eture of that now contem-i
jM Per—!: me, eir. te newer thie]
ctmw byess'ehng nother queet'totl. :Cen
to"-she made of diplouucy e enu
M a apple-te]! cuts-ging en decency
qum tbecoaduet whiehie now
shefiectq'af ent- enimdeereion. ? For,- if
lum of Slfessmsiaqukel au me '
And _ _'e,'ear'si an rthatss
aoddiaWM aﬂice one fish at !
ss ' en —si-';K{ticqt'\bace' lW-Wiaiona-q
- si yl'edgectof them. assh'ouldf
_ , __'._3_' and on: foreign re- ;
nisi} si feel. : and-indignuioﬂ
-ss "WHWHJ ' erifiieal moment?
" " .Rn and right to punue maaaufezlss
_ tendin- to ssdegnde the admininration of ss
our-"ment.; sil (Io—not, nnd ( with it
wbeimdmcood that ] do not undertake to
Wshmke wards of gentlemen, but
Made-vou- m}, nate what were their
cousimona and the (end? of the argumenut j
ct'nie gentleman from Mauachusctu,"
(Mr. Wheatou) was not quite ao explicit in
hi- ob'ect as the-other gentlemen were, but !
nudied'na' thack was natural that an his ;
porfinlity' ahouldbe in savor of his own go- 3
ver-"ma ! would ask them, air, why
doekh-m to and-totally? silf his poaicion
be don-recent k reasonable—to suppen that
in thin ct'nieai period at our assain he would
get anew-ally ;" and acting as he does now is
. proof to nsiyct mind ossicbe truth 'of the
' iple named by philoaopben, that men"
Q'*'nf\ursill pnrdalitiea at an. If he
did and what were his political perfidi
' be Whavemeenbenerunderatood.
The gentleman from Connectieut (Mr.
D.!)MUsioaidsssithat it ia not ausicienc, in
My Rode-cheerve'd. that it ' pened" to
=h'mthetehegentlemn who he receded
him hath-ken . widen-"range lo de te than
the neolutloo eeemed to all for. to 1"
euee of-thie kind (uld he) it would be pro
per to men-"m our object: ; to know the
object: of thou in some of the reeolmion
and thou aplnetit. Two gentlemen in
opcfiooitiou to the resolutiom have very cen- _
" dl ): deemed whot are their object-. One
ct ofctthem(Mr. Polctzctclﬄtu luid that he thinks
nll iticel questions are not que etlom ol
'poltcysibut conteetq for power between the
to: , out} not-questions how the go
vernment-hell be edmioimml, but who
lhlll admlninerjt; not whatosice shall be
" created; but-whosslhlctll Ell Them. The other
vﬂheuctl Mrss Emot'tþaye that he (liltin
guhheoct: was Ilu- crn'lncnt and the
adw 'osit. hue gentlemen and
'thefﬂﬂfith minister, no "doubt, bed diﬀerent
object: t' the" 'cteetol those gentlemen ie-to
* wilde-tion.; Mr. ]acluon's
object-m yern!!! tossdognde the 'edmini
prtlþjovwm also.
. DBBATB
, ON THE IOMLKESOLUTION]
:an the most! of the Exmm'vess
e'n'rellﬂohsi' to m" rqual to receive any
. fire/ter eamdmtimfrm Frmcie jeu.
fjcebon. _ . '
jeo-unneth]
heommit'eee of tbesiwhole Mr. But"
"in the chair-W— - _
.MWWB' anew-red, itie not to
net then ted record df
' tudeedtbss'oss
;: -Wn-:LWARY l's.
f-eXE ssss =f
*0 0)! GssRsi-E' 8 8. -
man as exeyeszzi'urW-ct
Tuouonsi Deemhr 21. ct
lad
to
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mm'WÞW sip si _
'I A'N'UPK'LTSIO ,siEssN
. \ "L. sin.—My "aside-row , ,
"'M' * ' M. 'ss ;C'Dvlbr-ssrvsimss si, !
Wsiﬄjffi'iﬂdkfa
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To n ntiemnn aeseti r in the ship
] Thomai,?ro m St. Nsichaelfewe are indebt
ed for the lonn of the London Courier of
the thh,17th and 18th of November, four
dnyn the latent. The oﬂiciel account of the
destruction of the Toolon ﬂeet hxd not
Feached London, but m hour!) looked
' Ofn .
ss be ruined also. General Armstrong, who
ss was to have left France in the beginning of ;
ss Octobcr, but who remains still at Paris, is ;
countries—by others it is asserted, that the
invitation made to America is to form an
alliance with France, Rus'sia. Swedtn and
Denmsisrk, to be called the Quantuhle Al
liancc, for the purpose of at'chiet'ing what
Bonaparte Stylcs, **-the' freedom of the
; seas." The expecta'tion that she will ac
} cede to it has been for some time strongly
sicirculated at Paris,- and indetiltsi should
l seemasif the negociatieo bet _ the A
; merica'n government and M. Champagny
Thsit: king of Saxony ie gone [to Paris in
,compeny with the French minitter. The
ssdttke of Beden. end eeverai other of Bo-ss
T neperte'e German vaueie, are on their way
; thither to hold e grand meeting, et which
ss lb'tle import-et menuree reepecting Ger
l nuny will be diecuued, or rather dicteted
{by Boneparte. W e conjecture thet he
{will change hit title of protector of-ehe
[Consederation of the Rhine, et not unfi
Fcieotiy exprmive 'of hie power ever the
' Gernun empite. We remark in the French
ipopen an erticle from Vienne etetin that
> the erchiree of the empire, and perttcniur
ssly the ecu which neat: of the ceremony
?obtewedsiin crowing the emperor. of Ger-si
many, areto be removed to Paris. it it
' robebie that Bonepme meane to have
nium-i! eieeted emperor os'Germuty. A
mong the public sheen "end-epecteclee that
ere'te occupy the attention of the Perieieee
during the winter,_there it to bsic e council
for. cerdinais, probably to_ rehnke end de
siPosice the Pope. All convereetioe'concem
itn'g him hate- been,-prohibited et ' Perie, and
isstevnmlssdtl punieheble oﬀence to tell
hdpiesstttre- * - -
_ - si ssNoennhr 18.
si_'si_Upontb.pt_—_ent osif-nbieh our renders
int-tion, 'we' hete-done sendet- asisim*
the-te add, the Much-ere "4
a,
'tsiest . iost Aostria— thege-eral was most ss
,fsv ly received—he was honored with a ss
private conference, and a vessel was im— ss
mediat order!!! to he got ready to carry '
despatcnes to-the Atnerican governmentct?
LBy some it is said that the French govern- ss
ment has presented to general Armstrong ?
the project of a treaty bctWeen the two I
in nw any."
liorone am no adminiemticn msi ssss
t'nn't adminiatrndon not esior W
itnhnssii in- a time of ye?! dsit __ ct - "
glonbt man: rozctrrctsijsso, French _ _.
"ssBritnin, o'si'ri ? Time it!
nen-ay 'MW
tnsi which , me) have w
conne in an great an'thd'othlri end. him;
under nueh eirenmnmee'n efjuall nuppokt
them When theT yto ma : wnr no
to man sssvhosiirever other gentlemen
me on thiehu'd.
ryin nsisi
war. think the [DMI MM
dthc — '
London, Number-16.
We received thin morning some more
Hnmburgh paper-t, from which we extract
the trenty of penoe between Sweden 'and
Runin.
The nnbstnnee of the articie relative to
to be entered into between SWeden, I rance
and Dcnmnrk.
tex of hit policy sgainet' this country, or as 4
it is called the continental system. the sys— *
tem by which the eontinent is to be ruined, ss
in the hopes that the British empire may :
nnch modisicationn as shall be more parti- ss
culnriy ntipulnted m the negociation about 4
thin country hn been known for some time. 4
The parts of Sweden are to be shut ag: ninst
that America will he-tlrawn within the vor
turn to Paris. -
*Deutlt of the Marqufs of Lamdownsi—
On Toesdny evening died at Lsnsdown
house, in Barcley spuare, the .moct noble
the marquis of Lansdown.
imported. The king of Sweden prominen
to adhere to the cominentnl system with
un, but nnit and'ncoloniai produce may be ss
said to'have been among the first to carry
to Fominblestr the homage of his cong'rasi
tulstions at the succmsul issue of the con
had been renewed before siss Bonapsrte'o re-ct
msﬂr Rni:'n Speak 'to be continued}
From the New lork Essvening Pan as flew,.
" dry 6. _
it seems to be erpectea by nonspsrte ;
Latg/l /rom England.
with from the-inns)
{Vosivensiber 17 .
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" The day lie-sore yesterday, between ten
and eleven o'cloclt at night, there was felt
in this place a con'cussion, followed by a vessl
ry loud and sharp report. This was heard
twice, with an interval ofnlmut half an boat;
between each report. The cause was at
first thought to be an sarthquake; but as
the sound proceeded from the const, (for
it was almost a dead calm, and" the litt'e
wind there was, came from the 8. or S.W.)
and so:-veral French and English uncle had
been sent upon the coast. bet-ween Cane and
Aiguesmartcs, some per-sans ascribed, this
phencmenon to the explosion. of a great
i quantity of gon powder. ,This' conjecture
' is this day confirmed by intelligence, that
two vessels had gone ashore near Art sqqic.
tes, had been set on fire and blown up t
' the time above mentioned. ss It ilremarka
ss ble that the cxplosion should have been so
distinctlysiheard at Nismes considering that
; it is ten hagues from the coast. We are in
. snxious expectation of the particulars of
f this event." ' -
! On the some day on which the Rome-1
dom Courant of the ch wan received; let
ss' tery arrived from Cnen, mentioning the nc- \
si' tion in general tetmt. It will be recollect
j ed that two eartele which united from Murss
, laix, and returned on the lath, w: re tsiefue- *
? ed leave to come near the shot-e, or to had
3 for refrethment. lt muy be that the enemy
did not with on to obtain information with
ret et to the action.
L he letter from Cette to a home in Rot
terdom, which we have alluded. to in the*
) eommeoeementefsiour anicle, motion a1
srigate to have got into Cette after 'the ac- :}
tion. The Ni-meo artieless, ourmden will
ss qbaerve; insozmed na that several French
food Engti'eh veneZa (the two And!) hid
; been seen between Cette and Atgctnen- ss
[ morm- si . ]
—To_the nbove recepifulatioo, ye ' odd the
sifonowiog .ertiesilsie front : German poet-.
leden; on emit-w brinssesisddvu the wet
life-en to-the day ofthe. ' ' ;bue itct
.outen-Womrxolhcta, then] to osthn:
Teeth ﬂeet and the amouni me, one:;
. ' "Form WM, Mix-si
gA-tmenn "from Tonloncthu mind-a,
— ..- "a
i
?
si met-taken by the Britieh.;—thiit two' of the
'sisiiFrench 'hne of bottle ships had run on
thou",- and Were afterwards burnt by their
crews to avoid being taken : that five ship.
osssthc line, three srigntea, new.-ral name
and a very considerable. number o trans
pons; had, it was supposed been taken by
that division of the British ﬂeet which tate
lest in- pursuit of them, when : srigatesi
which had leftthe French ﬂeet, eﬀected her
escape to Cette.", Their account was in. the
letter niluded to, said to be derived from
the com-mandant of that frigate. -si
All these statementt give more and more
confidcnce to our belief that another bril
liant victory has been gained by our naval
arms. That the oﬂicinl account: have n.:t
been received from lord Coilingwood in to
be accounted for from the prevnience as
contrary wondt tiU whh'm aside): or tWo. It
will he recoiiected'how long w: were hesore T
we received the osstcitrl intelligence of the ss
battle of the Nilc. ' ]
In the mean time it may not be unae-ss
ceptahle to rsi-czipituhtte shortly the atttho'ri- .
ties on which He action rests. The first 1
was the authority of a gentleman who lestss
Rotterdom on the 7th, and who caid. " than ?
two of the moot respectahlc houses in that: i
city hud received letten from their corres- ss
ndentc at Paris, which mention that ;
hrd Coilingwood had intercepted'xa urge!
cont'oy of military store: and provinionc \
that was proceeding from Toulon to Barce- ss
[one, the whole of which he had cantund. i
Of the ships of in:": under whose broug- ]
tion it was, an 80 and 74- gun ship were i
siricsi-n on short—, where they were burned (
by their crews to prevent them from sailing
into their hands. A frigzte was alle) dri
Vcn 0'? short, which toail appearance mtnt
be lost;" _ ct ,
'ctzss
" *,'ss Thn' . sew day.- previott'stsshq
me from Hoihu'rd he haddes
.with'thsse per-unless neuer from, , '
them [we leaguns' from Moutgeiier)
thy "nerchant there to chothctctsi m 'Ryfiitsit'rj
dom, in which it was ,obserlssred .lhnt- ' _
French ﬂeet from Touion Were pursued djn si
The second,:tuthortty was that of the
Rottcrdam Courant, which published the
articles frotn Nis-mcs— _ .
"- Ntsstz, October 28.
. * \ct,' 'si'r 'i w—
. si .
Yssssfisi Men: from
.' Wax-were:.
' :. si si - a-B's-rjezsifr-sssiss'em Yel
Fsswhich msi'gsiy W
'Wosi' "'
! , ly .. .,
s MCMÞ si lain '
Mﬄm in" :? met-ton: the Chmsiss:
92va si'sisi'siod sisscu siam I'YM
,—
" Thin unwit-non lookss piece since tho
return of Bonnpmc to Fomninhleau,whm
he had hld I new attack of, "Many.- -
" From the time wheh Bed-puts siwn :
thc'milim-y school}: Brisienncss, he m ub
iect to convulsionl, which had the oynlp
man of epiicpcy. A: thosissngo of 22, :
kind/of Catholic eisiupcio'n was:: in appen
nncc which rendered the convubiom im
frequent and less vioirne. As ostdnctn in
attempted cosigec rid. of ihmsscmp'tion the
convuiaions retufficcl with nine-ning Again
tonn. Bnnaparcc i:a;i_ssl;si_Em'Pt (: prgssxzy, vi- -
, olent smock, doringsi yhiphsiþsiijﬂssssMS
: days without" taking my þncl' Rump
hc caught:coidzti'cci'fbdvefcsieictgc '_ " .
ver .mad}: iuss; Measimpqqquss ' .;ng
;tcw hossun dcierisinnnsoiicctmydss Can lum
; caznc on. and the tpiirpxicsi :i'ﬂzcksisifiz'cctsshnxg ,
; violent than any he: had fvxr iincffbffrjfssffig' je
inned _!hrec'ot Cour- (lznctssvs. Wiicn'DF. Go?
vinai t-meii-cd Bonapartc may better; be or- ss
dcrcd two inned to be opened; Sunne-bid
return to Fonininbicau, Bonapsi-rze' Uisl'ied
} to resume the mode of life w-wh'uij ij.:si. was
si aecuammc-d', and, notwichsmnditvsig Dr.": Cor
L vilart's temonsuanccs, suﬀer;-:! (he. issues
i reduce,; and in spite of all the do;:ur can
; do or say, he cannot be percuzdkd'm have -
si tho.-m rue-opened." si ss, - _
Pcdntriaizisn—Danjel ..Gilhcrt, . fu
sii mer n Hariowe, in Somenbuhire, is p'er
! forming a tick which if coin , ere-(Lemeds
] any thing that has been;:t'fhi'eysiedsihy the
, crack pcdutriam of the day. Mr. Giihen,
ss backed by thtcc of hisssfricctnch, humnde t
Fctbzt of 1000 guide", that He will perform
i 1000 mile. in 15 day: ; which in 3: thenne
ssr—of between 60 and 70 mild-1 day. Mr.
(i. is a stout nihiceib min, and. he coin- ,
simrnwd hid (ask on Saturday lmJi-om Mr. '
) Newbolt; Wilu. He: had done 31] :niies
L-on Monday night. without" much indigne.
si Time in backed in great adds). .
: . Dun. Nu- 15.
, Wind N. blow: hlfdo-Canle dom snm
( ihesirim. and ailed imqmihm-ly, (in Wil
liam, Mandev, for Now Yook, and several
' . Comes. Me. to.
; Yvnerdny hid majeny'n lhip Em'eruldo
;cnptain Maidnndsinrrived 'in thin hid)!!!
x with her þlsi'iZBJbG 'l'unsiloisian kithed nation
ss nl brig, cdptain sine-bounte,. mnussnzing 18
ss Sun, md 18: men,- fmm-Brsiemþqund "
\ 'uad'aiou e.hdcn'widvlour. Mrtptmect
on tho' St _ hug- * The Bmssﬂ'ﬂd by! devil"
ed the Luna, 'ps and hand from N .. York
ss foi- St. Scbsintiaai, [alleys-inly men lad—
risscc, which 51 glose;! nsirrive'dct ib dai- badne
s . f- —. _)si*_'_"— _ . \
I ' j si PQYWTV,N$A 15.
' Come—si-in,sitþq. P ,_ , ings-Send, from
Rib-le! {ii.-,ss-for land-m, Psifsi'in sorct'or
dun. ! , from: crmcqthcshuey, Fub
not a
.. m following dmilo no Jetived (to.
: comulmion which Dr. Coryilm do: in
with Dr. -—, 1 phyoiehn of celebricy !:
A Plsile ct .
[: will bed-m neoltccupn on our rect
m, am no mad. me tip-e can, a.
ndminl Hnikoss. why commanded-si,
Reinkn an; then it nag forced to a.
them: inzlie BMZ: " tissm bcctec (the:
. court turn-I,- nhdsi 'degndqd fron b'."
rank; He' was coude-find to much,.
momhp'n : common mild-before the m.,
The-e manual-ned lad akin broke [ass
henn- Ho- died [m.-ly, e victim of gﬄsiss
'aod indignnion. .
Boncpartc': IM—TMfollowhg mi
clc in extracted from! Enough paper prio,
ed in this country.. We In: no man ,}
"containing whether it dame! mch .
!" Psiﬄﬂfs !?zxefifs A
other 'menhunmen.
aside ache-(guarded M.. Ridcr.
Tvo wAmeriibn "lick me ntrived
Plynwulh, one of which. the Phoebc,
from Pthhl-z the (other, the New;.
fwm Nssqv-Igne}. . _ _
". - ss ct' MPYW But lorsid PILMLng-mv
_ . "'si'ct'mmfier 0!th cn'binec. [si
- ' . _ctgtg'csd1n80meosssx _
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