Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-11-16 00:00:00, page 2

si; - c BENNETF ;
Waffiiþartrd in the s-hip Maryland, vz'a :
— \ Babiddbre, _,
si: fBessSs- Brtdgport bprring and shad SEINE
Pss-ss QAWE} Sail Twine and Shoc 'l bread.
? sssisissa sin in T-nn mue un naorusus
;. Dmly expsicted hcre-e—he will receivc— ]
Þ ss Mcr m Cloths 8 Kesi'rsejmmsies, ;
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13" Printmg m all llLS branch
.ssct es new y executcd at this office,
ctissssctsi.) {a 7 _ -__.., - -
London Bro vn Slout.1
49? :iGC- dozen hibbcxt and Co' s best Brown
hand _ in cr sks es six and half dozcn,
? . Far cal: ly
_ Anthony Rhodcs,
Hasctar safe at his cas: re an Prince- -street,
All xcna'r la,
4 pipes sioisi ( 0 ':.:t v Gin,
3 hogshcads New Rum,
" 12 chests Obd Hys'tssn sea, latest impmta—
rss Wsict .
_ ,} do- Company.
" I do Cun'o .vdcr,
Candlcs' m Isszosses,
Cotton m !) des,
Years fish in kegs,
- . A)" bnrsirels Grccning Applc's,
Cider by the bane],
si'ss-A few barrels gool Shad,
Cheeso and Potatoes,
sss'COCV yssards Conntry Liilen,
Sm Bonnexs,
Amu-icm Ginﬄxamsss and Chamhrays',
Cwottcm Shizing and Bedtick, '
si emng Man of diﬀerent CQ'. ors afissd
'jct'Iumfieisss,
Knimpg ishd Sesiwising Cotton. 'Fax Rccls,
American Cottoo and Wo'qlen Cloth,
_ Groceries as usual.
_ sisiljovmbg 14. & ct
by the WIlt'am and John direct to thts short
and other arrival: North,
THE Subscriber has received the whole
of his F all importation, consisting
of a gener al assortment of
.' "Gum, Tzshle Salt m baskets,
siBcst Spanish Segms m hall boxe3, ' i
Exdeﬂen-t Cheesc. \ F
si- And & xusiriezy of Marble Figures.
! HAVE FOR sctuzc,
si, 2000 lbctsct Seine Twine, and
"1500 buzhcls blown Szsslt, ;
4000 do. Lishon and ground alum do.
si ' 4 1, 3 0,
"An as-ortmcnt of (UT NAILS, at "the
fsiss'price of the manusactor).
[dria being on 'l uesday the 201h instant
ictctssNMicc !: _ y given thata committee of
{hcsi Directors, appointed so: that purpobe,
will attend on that day, at Brooks' s s'axern,
16 receixc payments, from to do 'ock in the
forcnoon until 2 0 'clock in the usicmoon.
_ NOVemlch-ss 15. (!
_ss fsict? sssi Ioseph Mandeville,
ThOmas Janney & Co.
Law received by the William & ]nhn di ss
- sect lo this part and other arr ivals
:The whole: of their F all lmporcation.
. ]ohn Lloyd.
( Octobﬂ' 12. (12w M & F 4w
. No'v. 14. si . .
m hsicoﬀcrs for sole by the pac kage on
? sitennhfo. cashpr appzoxcd papcx at 90
Fresh CURRANTS,
TWclvo doxes flesh Muscasstc] Raisms, _
a few boxes Anchovisies, Olivcs and Ca
_ " corner of King and lz-ixhx strccts. 1
sisissNovembex-s
sisictctsissSALT &—SEINE TW ENE
W M
M Gazrm- 6 Dolz'ars per mmum.
.ctsisii, w Ga—zcm, & pullaarctzss
& _ Louis Beeler.
Octrctber'24. _
ﬂu- . 2,
fsi—M
; " v. lss3.- - " - dlwstauﬂwsi
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W. palm and Cotlon Goods.
chng 15. " d—2w mStf—iw
sissctsi"lelcn and Cotton Goods.
SAssMUssEL SNOWDLNss
HE second paYmenl upon the subscrip
Lo: .s to the ['armcrs Bank ot Alcxm
MJDAY, NOVEMBE R 15.
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. A GRNERAL- ASSORTMENT 0]
sssssi BALL GOODS.
Roval-urect, Alexandria.
]oscph H.Mandev11'e.
FALL GOODS. WF
Just Received,
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THE TRIBUTE.
.When the sfiasidosiws of death dim the werri- si
'rior'seyes,- '
When the warriox s spirit from its martial
form ﬂies* , 5
The proud rites of pomp are pelfotm'd at
his gxavc,
And the pageants of splendor o er its gold
inmate waves .
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"Though the" wariior' s deeds wexe for tyumts i
perloxm'd, )
And no thoughts of freedom that warriox 's
breast watm'd;
Though the roll of his fame is the lesicod
FROM! THE .SAZUE.
DHZD siat Richmond in Octobtrlast, Col.
EI)\VARD CARRlNGTON.
On the busis of an itttcgt'ity which never
scltonc impulse of guile, the late col. Car
ringtun feared a character, commanding
universal reverence, and elevating the pride
of his country; Strong however as this ele
mcnt of human worth was in his soul, it did
not, as is sometimes the case, where it pre
dominatrs in such a degree, absorb the sub
prdinatc virtues. lt only stamped uponi
than a Sinccrity which conciliatcd those to
whose wishsi s he might not be able aiwas to
tie id. Through this city, which has lavish
:d hssergrics upon his grave, let the Strangcr
E'oiioiy him in his various walke of public
juty, private friendship, or general bcucvo
cnce, and he will learn, that with a con-ct
.cmpt for aﬀectation and paradc, this be
ovc-d man executcd unccasingly what truth
mdjusticc rlictaced, his personal exartions
:onld accomplish. or his fortune permitted.
Let those, who stood in necd Os solid com
'0rt be asked, how often and how liberally
tc has besmch it, without. defiiing the
manly of his deeds or words with one air of
tuneriority or a single wound to the most
lclicatc Scrnsibili-y. Nay he: has been known
oscndto persons in difficulty, to enquire
with almost the scvct'ity of a creditor, whe
sshc-r their distresscs were not greater than
hry had reprcsmtcd the m to be ; and thus
it a great measure piaced it in their own
)owct', to fix the amoun: us the contribn
.ion.
A heart like his. is a natural sni! sor the
;iomh of those manly qualitiesmhich wore
n him p'rsctnminct. Hc commcncsied his ca
'i:si'-ctr at ihsisi bar in the country. where he ac
zuircd a practice, which buz for the: rcvoiu
:iouziry War, wvuld h-siwc certainly terminat
:(i in great wealth. At the earlicst moment
isalarm he resolved to cnssibark in she sat:
)shis country. Through various military
>fficrs, some of which operatcd most pecu
iarly upon the: dc-stinics of Amcrica, he
)asscd wiih honor and a iih same, under ihe
lispection of Washingtnn mid Grccncss On
he: peace, the general assembly recogmzcd
iis services by elecxing him to a seat in con
grcss, and for some years he became an es
icicnt zmd inshiemial member of the: state:
.egislature. To detziii his public merit:
would seem tu lirc-ak ilimosragments. The .:
;acred purpose of biogrnphy, is cxampie ;
which may excite emulation. Coilecc into
I socus his numerous lilies to genuine dis
;inction ; and although he may possess ;
siione ol'xhc glarc which has in too many in
;umce-s been purchased by crimes, his death
)rd piiiuw was sofcencd without doubt by a '
:onsciousness, that he: had done every pub
iic and prix ate good in his power, and that
he should not leave a widow or an orphan
who would address his memory without
:ears, blessings and prayers.
lt is an incense of the sweetest sragrance
:o his name, to add, that in every domcStic
relation, and especially in that, in- which ty
ranny frequently eﬀaccs she ssrssccollcccion,
lhatundcr it, human beingssi suﬀer, he con
Juctcd hisimscifnor like the celebrated Cato,
unrelemingiy and without remonse, but iikc
I Christian, who classcd men of every color
in the same family of mankind. .
lndcsd the parts of his character Were
Linkcd together as memberssios one cntirc-si :
But his requiem the sighs of the wretched
bereft , '
Be his pageants the tears of the friends he si
has let't , !
Such tears as were late, with impassion'ed '
glief shcd,
On the grav e that encloses our CARRING-e
What then are the rites that ssaress due to be
paid,
To the v'utuous man s tomb, and the btave
wal**'1iot's shade. ,, -
To him who was firm to hissi'eountry's love,
To him whom no might srom' stern virtue
could move?
of death, *
And the tears of the widow are wet on his
chalh.
"1 CN. dead.
BEZA.
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Wheat 663 80; to 905; fine 100 to 104-5 ;
sine ﬂour 853 a'QOs ; sccoxids 80 to 855.
THE ARMY.
The batallion of marincs embodying for
scrvice,is in a great state of forwardncss ;
ac prcsmt it is under the commands ot' ma
jors Abcrcrombic and Williamz. They
will embark ac Chalham.
There is now little doubt os lient. gen
Brownr'zgge's going out as commandcr in
chicfto lndia. General chcu has been
in bad health for the last two years.
By the last ships from India, accounts
were rcCcivcd us major M'Grcgor, ()fc'nc
Ilth native cavah'y, having been killed at
Scringapacam, b.y being thrown out of a
8'8'
Emigration qs Lucz'en Bana/mrle.
Since writing the above we are happy to
add, that accounts have reached us from
our most respectablc correspondcuc ac Gib- {
ralcar, which not only confirm generally the
report that the emperor's brother is now
under the guardianshiþ of the British, but
tnable us to state the incidents thathavc led -
to this singular evmt. The letter alludcd !
to having reachcd us at a late hour, prc- .f
cludes che possibility of our oﬀering Pny'
remarks on its contents; we cannot how.
:ver withhold our tribute osjust praise from
;he mozives which havr induced Lucicn to
separate himself from the fortunes of his
wgust brother.
" GlBRALTAR, .S'ss-pt. 7.
" The event which I have now to com
municate cannot sail to excite as much sur
JTiZC in London, as it has this morning
spread through the garrison.
" The Sulcette frigate has just arrived
were srom Cagliari, With Mr. Adair, Brit
sssh minister to the Ottoman Portsi-1 on boaid.
The Salcette brings intelligence that Lucit t)
Bonaparte has arrived at Cagliara, with his '
wise and samily, and a number of his nia
zions, srcm Rome, for the express purpose
)f claiming the protection of lﬂr. Hill, the
British minister.
" This singular event, as might he ex
jected, occasioncd much speculation at
Sagiiara, as to the motives and cause of so
;inguiar an occurrcnce. From :! source
ssvhiciiyou may rciy upon as authentic, l
:m enabied to put you in possession of the
siacts, which are brieﬂy these.
" Not long ago his imp eriai brother, who
sextremely anxious thatail his reiatives
houid be matrimonially aliied to such of
he old royal stocks, as can be induced to
sseconu' his views, sent peremptory orders
() Lucien, immediately to dz'varce his pre
ss-ont wise as he had .s'cz'ectea'sar lzz'm another
yf (: rank sailed to the dignity of the impe
-ia/samily. Is the same message he order
sid him to take upon himself the govern
ncntos the ancient capital of the work] ;
ind, to crown the whole, accompanied his
)sdCsS with a threat that Lucien should be
onvcyed a prisoner to France, in the event
.f the emperor's orders not being instantly {
ubeyc-d.
" Lucien, unwilling to repudiate his
wife, and hastardize his children, and at
he same time well aware of the impetuous
iverbearing character of Napoicon,instantly
adopted the only means that were left to
iim to escape the vengeance and dishonor
vith which he found himself threatcncd,
:mharked with his family, and what valu
IiCS he: had at hand, on board am American
vessel, and eﬀected his escape to Sardinia,
'or the purpose of claimiog British, protec'
ion against the lawless and uprincipled ty
anny of his own brother.
" ()scourse this protection has not been
ienied b-im.- For the greater security 9?
fab'ric, - actiid the whole was in iinisors. As
ademqnssstrative evidence of this fact, it is
knb'wn to multitudcs, Who survive him and
in the most irritating days of politics went:
his oppssonems, that they bow with homagc
to the purity of his soul in csery Opinion,
which he uttered, and chai hc exL-rcised no
iiitdleiance lowards others.
Virginia' behold )our genuine son. ! bid
the rising generation to lay his character be
fore them, as the map ofthcssjirjoumry thro'
life. and proclaim a dcfiancc to calumny
herself, ifsheidarc crecc herScls against him.
ficialleuer from the Chanccllor of Exchc- ss
querto support thc-housc of Mr. (iold-ss
smidt and Co. was received last night."
Carn Exc'lzange, Oct. 3_
to day, which has this week the eﬀect ofa
GOLDSMlDT.
The following information on the subject
has been received :
" We have aurhority to state, that an of
rcduction of about 53 a 65 per quarter.._._ -
'Isiss'hcrc are large arrivals of forcign wheat :
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
(VIA BAL TIMORL'.)
LONDON, Oct. 3.
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'ctthiZZsiVdshntarz'si'c-sixﬂes; Mr'.-f1ssifl gan sisiss
s fections that shey should immediately Pto
cced to Malta, under the csionvoy of me psssi
mone frigatc ; and there thr_
till the pleasure os governm
their future disposal.
" As'thessvcssel which carries
is on lhcctsipoiuc os'sailinzsil have only to add
that upwards of 1100 French dtﬂkssifr;
have arrived within this garrison u—izhjn a
month past."
HELIGOLAND, Sept. 27.
Our {atcst accounts from the cosssi'mcu!
speak in terms of confid-ncr, lhtlt a war
between France and Russsild is incxicctbic.
DRAL, Oc't. ?.
The lift}: dragoons, now stationed :.Z-simg
this coast, have, it is said, rcccihd csircl-sizs
cohold {hcmSc-lvcs in rcudmcss to si-m'sim
for [wrcign service.
YARMOUTH, ()cf. 2.
This sorenoon the Calypsu gun in-ig, an'!
upwards of 40 sail of gun lnigs b-sissu :d to the:
Baltic, sailed srom these Roads, wind S.E.
fine moderate weather.
Lefzfecﬀt/zcsslndiarsiz Q-zz'rc'7zsiol'1z72n
FOR SALE.
IN consequence ofmy (ieclining he-hh. I
will sell u ; leusc of five years. from the lit
of.]unuzssy {81 I, of the sndsun Qzsim/ Ta
vern. It is one osthc best Stnnsls in xhe tov-n
ofAlexam'n-ia, and commamis at this time as
much, if not morethzm any Other, osprtzsila
He business. There are a sufficient xnzmiw?
of respcctable bmn'dcrs to cnsure any person
ncomsortablc living;,- which, together with
the transient cnsrom attached to the housm
makes it & desirnblc Situation for a man qusixs
ificd to keep :: House of Entcrtais'mcnt. A
good tenant may h-ctve the least: extended to
any length of time he may choose. _
I will also scH, is required,
tho Beds and Fleming? ]'(,\\' in m.; [,ouzc,
which are much :5 are rcq'si'sirssl'c to the kesigp
inga coml'ortablc and gcntccl ?csssssct His
house is large and room)" ; am! Uzcsic 13 {!
tached to ita stable calcnI-ctted to hold silk"
]dm'sies. The whole will be said on a lihcr'si
Cl'cdit. It is thought unnecessary (a) ﬂy)" muse!
as it is presumed any person wishing; Lo pil!"
chase will first view the promises. .
jc-hn Hodgkm
Octobex 2-9. coct/
_ merly occupied by John .szenn-sszyunclsiujffi";
ing Thomas Janncctv & CO. ;uecl Have lcccl'Vﬀ11
part ofmy imporlmion ol' FALL GOOD?!
the remainder arc expected in a few day!
vessel used sor such mmsp on ; half Lim- m—
luc of which goes to our (i-zazurssv, and she
other half lo the insurmf-r ; .:m—i he silzzii I;:
sides be punis'nrd with [ram 3 (0 12 smmzizs'
imprisonmcnt in the house ct-f csisict-rccssisin,
according as the nature of the (sins:: nuȝ' rc. -
quire. Givcn at our Caesssic, Frcdczicks
burg, Ssi-pc. 14, 1810.
** FREDEHICK, R.
14ch insc.
PATENT.
u Concerning some cxception from the
general _cmbargn of all'vcsscls along the
Elhc an_d west coast us the duchixs us
Schsslcctswxc and Holstcm, with respect (um,
coastmg (rude.
" Wc, Fctrcderick the Vlth, by shsi- G'M
of God, king of Dc-xm'zurk, N'orwqfi
&c. publish hercwi'sih that We have bm
pleaScd, in consideration of the: pi'tss'mv
wants of the: inccriur tradc, to grant m:
soilowing exceptiuns to ships am] vessels
that were under the gun-si-sisil rmhdrgo: si
" 1. All vessels cunsiysiizsictv inland ;zrodurts,
manusacturcs, &c. lctisi'f 21". :)ne- pa'aCc- of,. *('
duchisi-s to another, ma}: .a coumc-r-ccrlisi
tate; provided it is -.si..: ;mzhibiccd inthe
decrcc us (he: 9151 Ausi-usr ﬂux, an; cxsi-mptss
frOm t'nsi: general cmbm ;;
2. 'l'hoctevcssds m. . L ;s of which it is
known that the)" are oufctz- :.sc-d sux' fishing,
arc likewise exunctoc t:si-.-.;z :h-c said embas
go.
3, Such ships,re.sscls, sins.! books. exempt
ed szum chc cmbargu, must Upon nu ac
count, or under any pr-sssi-vsix whntw—si-r, he:
used for {he: (ranspori c.!sssi prohihitcd goods,
or those not of Eurupsiz-r: produce.
4. VVhocw-r acts ;uessi-Þss-at this prcfizib}.
O
non shﬂuts the dclccccd goods- and L.:
"far chose ships to sail.
""" FAL L'" 'codbssssifss
deadned [or,thc chant; but as the La
lish privacccrs render the Adriat'ic sect Un—
ease. and appear almost daily insightosousik
harhor, che rcgency has rcsUScd permiss'xcn ss
---*w - - w. ..s-q- .-. ss ny,
Joseph "annoy
LOCÞ me: 33.- J cu-Zf
HAYF, opened Saorc in !'-1c Houseshf"
. COPENHAGRN, siSsic-þt. 15,
The followmg has bizcn published on the
_ T .RIESTE, Srþt. 1,
Several loaded ships he here at preach
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are to "wait;
[8 known lo
cmm
this lene,