Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-10-29 00:00:00, page 2

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Ravens
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Spiccs, Nutmegs
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Cunpowder, Keg
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si Potomac do. lus
" Marinc lnsurance pru
'Washington Bridgc pzu'
Lime River Turnpike uncertain
ssVashingcon and Alexandria do. P'Zsir
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si. " sififoþeﬂyu am! receive deeds therefor.
'ct' si Ssmb'wm also he sold. These salcs are made
". sisPr llse bsieﬂefitssof the said Thompscn's cre
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' Wines; 'si ladeira
- In _t_._h'e town o! Colchc dtcr, and firm .a'cres
-_ Qflzaizdsiadjoining the said town, and some of .
the nsormid- lots which XVilliam Thompson
silgte of the county of Fairfax (lied scizsicd oil—
-' It which time sundry HouscsiDoors and H'z'n
ssSAMUELSNOWDEm
n' .,Psintingsi in all its brasssinch
. 3 "3le 'Wmed at this office.
'lsi'dnccd. ThC-purchascr on the execution of
Country Gaz ent. 5 Lollars.
Notlce 13 hereby glven.
'URSU—ANT to a (iccretal order of Fair
!"ax county ccrt. made on the 24'ssh'day
_of August, 1810, will he sold at puhlic sulc,
foxhc highest biddcr, on the promises, on
Monday the &] day of December next, at H
"o'clock, on a credit of twelve momsic, (the
purchaser giving bond with approved security )
,sctgmmch AL & YOLUlsiCALsi
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doii Sack, belonging to said Thompson's
Plsi'oþel' bond will be put in possession of the
ditm in said order mentioned. The title
Mrs, &c. will at the time and place he pro..
Alexandria Pride Cssurrent.
ctFORElGNsi—ARTICLES.
'PIZICE OF STOCKS,
Illnl'lssld All!) PUBLISHED BY
Gin, Honand
Ram, Jam ica 4th
MONDJY. OCTOBER 29.
Sund'iy Improved Lots,
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Our merchants have been so far prudent,
as not to adventure to France in the present
state of things, for they would have to en
cottnter the Milan and Bcrlin decrees in all .
probability, with scizure in port, and also i
the British orders in councii, which will!
not, we may certainiy say, he rescintlcd, un
til the French decrees are revoked. But'
shouid Bonapart'e revoke his decrees, and a
the Biitish orders be rescineded in Novem- si
her. the An ericzm merchant on his arrival _
in France, will find the markets in that
country stocked with every article which
we can expert, the result will he heat'ysi
loss. '
Our Situation is truly mortifying, but we ;
have ourselves to blame for the greater part ?
of the evils which we experience. VVe-si'
submitted to France by n0t rcsisting hcri
Belrin decree, she now despises us, & gives j
advantages to her bitter enemy, while she ?
distrcase: and embarrasseo us.
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3 else. One of the great ohiects ol' Bona
, parte has been to relieve the distresses of
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the subject nfconversation and Speculatinn.
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!: appears that our governmenthas notx
received any despatchcs from Mr, Arm
strong, since the dake of the duke de Ca-1
dorc's letter, which has been lately. so much
The Scnse osshe cnbinec at Washingcon Us).
on this letter (considering it, as no douln_ic
is, authentic) cannot be therefore ascenain
ed. We have not supposed that our go-.
vernment would consider the Berlin and
Milan decrees as rcvoked by that letter, un
less there was some Other documenc m sup
port and explain it. We think that the: p!)
licy os Bonapartc did not dcsign to revukc
his decrees until Novcmlmﬂ He was ra
ther inclined to make an cxpcriment of the
new commucial inlercomrbe wichG.Brim'm,
who, in the present state of things, is to
him a better customer than thee U. S. and
from whom his subjects are likely to derive
more- acsihantages. We.- are not to suppose,
that any thing but neCcs-shy 0ri11tcrest,ancl
which in this view are the same, haa in
duced Bunapurtc to permit a commcrce, to
the agricultural interest of his empire, in
the salt: of the produce of the soil without
which, cxclusive of private distress, the in
ternal revenue ol'the state must have sailed.
lt is evident, that the United Statcs would
have taken none of the immense quantititsss
ol' corn, which must now ovez fiow the gra
naries of France. _ To England he must
look to find a customer, and he finds one
ready to meet him. Bonaparte's next ob
ject hus heen to procure :ii-ticles, which are
t'SSLnli-tll to the convenience and comfont of
his subjects, and from which he can derive
revenue. We think it probable, that the
French merchants will be more eiigzzged in
this tratle than those of Grext Britain. In
(}rtntBritain there is a well-loundcd jea
lousy ol' Bonziparte's want of int: gi'ity ; and
they will lear that he might confrscute their
property. All he can take lrum the British
merchants would he clear guins. what he
would Take from his own subjects would be
taking from himsell; hence - the French
mekhants will he more inclined to venture
in this new tummerCe, for they Will not he
afraid to trust the British government. Is
this should he a correct view ot the subject
it Will follow that a very large part of the
profits will ctntcr with the French mer
chams—whereas is the intercourse was o
pened to this countrp, the whole of the pro
fits would belong to theAmericnn merchants.
'l'his, we think, Bonaparte has seen, and
well as he ioves us, we shall find that he
lot'es himself and his own people much bet
ter, and [of which he is not to be Censured.
We consider it probable, that in price, the
French merchants will find their advantage
by purchasing in England, in preference to
getting supplics of colonial produce l'rom
the U. S.
Is the reader will examine the order in
council published in our paper os Friday,
he will find that the British government,
has not been unmindlul olssits interest, and
has relaXed much to induce Bonaparte to
take his supplics of colonial produce ("tom
England. The most oﬀensive circumstance
to Bonaparte in this intercourse, must be}
lhatpart of the regulation which obligesl
t'c-ssels to take a part of their cargoea
British or East lndia manusactured goods
—-to obviztte this olijection the British or
der allows the exportation of any article
(cotton wool excepted) lrom Great Britain,
so that no part of the return cargo shall be
in wine. As far then as the other exports
osFi-ance to England will go in amount, it
is probable that colonial goods will he taken
from England, and this is an exchange
which Bunaparte could not have made with it
he would be most hostile, and hzwing in the
first instance consulted his interest, we
should not expect him to regard any thing
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Sczzzta I'cte, Scþt. 5, 1810.
DON ]ou: DIXGUEL PEY,
Vice- Prc'siss'lent.
[chscnt, S. S. M. ]. C. judge & Regi
dur of the: cit) of Quito]
'Ihc above is a cop) of that received
from Santa I'c. ,
C'art/zasig'ena, Sr/zt. 15, 1810.
PlNNERES,
; REVO UIL O,
? 55 It appears by the sal/awmg that the vo
lunteers Aud marched :
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Extract of a letter addressed to the editor
of the Amcrican Daily Advcrtiscr, dated
" Cart/zag'cna, Seþt. 15.
I have to mention sthat a dreadsul scene
of blood has taken place a: Quito; This
provincc, being much oppressed, tried last
year what Carracas effected in the present..
but the neighboring prov'mces not being}
ripe yet to join them, thcv ture induced
again to acknowledge theautnority of the;
vice king of Santa Fe, who had not only}
promrscd them to forget th': tr opposition,
but also that they should retain & provincial
junta. But the vice king, again reinstatcd,
kept no promise, had them all imprisoncd
and many condemned to death. On the 2d
August some of the prisoners rose: against,
their guard: ; a bloody conﬂict cnsucd—zt'i
battalion of troopssrom Lima, which had
been at Quito since last year. v. as let loose,
Upon the people, and they have murdcrcd', s
of men, women and children, about 4000,
and plundcrcd the stotcs of the Quitamun
merchants. On the 5th Sept. 1000 armed .
voluntccrs set oﬀ for the assist .ncc of Qui-i
to, and an equal number had gone !rcm the:
intormediat (: provinces between Santa Fc
and Quito, viz . Popayan and Pastur.-—- ;
Thlcc days of public mourning wcrc ob
served at Santa Fe, and the same will take
place here, for their brethren destroyed at
Quito. The vice king of Santa Fc and sc
vcral ofhis council art: at present here in
prison. No blood has been lhcd either
here or at Santa Fc.__ —"
;: to that generous penp'tc, which paid so dear
! ly for their sir;t steps towards <_>t_tr1sitbcrty.
-.ss Uh! whv should such :] distance separate
- us (tom that city! W'crc they nsztr us, then
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ssu'ithnut pay, tcmunct'ation, or ary olhtr
f scendants shall repent the glorious eten ts of
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our tetolution, alas ! the recolhction of
those vmerahle names must embitter the
exclamation ! Qnito, one day grateful, will
crect statues to their memory, and Amcrica
confess herself indebted to them for her
ftcedc-m. Let the generous people be care
ful of their descendants, and let the grati
tude. of a country chetish the shoots t'. hich
spring from their trnnks ; cut down soryuu
by the axe ot !) sunny. However, in the
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-en husictscic expressions of our gratttude,
Translations from the ()ﬄcz'al Puþlz'cations
by the gafucrnmcnt of Larl/zasig ma, receiv
ed at-t/te office &] the Ball. Fc'dc'ral Ga
si ZCttCo si ; .
BY THE SUPREME ]UNTA.
or SAN'I'A l-"E DE BOGATA.
The Supremc ]unta osthis cap'tta], wh'tc [:
has not ceased (or a moment mingting its
tears with that tas all good men, from the
sad events of that city, and who in despair
had almost looked upon as lost, her Iahors
d'trcthd (hit ﬂy to the: salvation us that peo
ple" and of the: victims devoted to the puig
hard, cannot now help mnnifrsting its grtcf
let not the Supreme ]unta he sntgacttlul of
the other illuscriuus victims us the 12th.—
Victims whose names shall hcsstran'm'nitted
to pt>Sterity. Le: those chie {it be remem
hered who Were when dt-tenctless and in
prison, sucrisiCcd by those cowztt-tliy assas
sins, ttho Were not ashamed tu petpettatc
the hot'rid deed.
Three days solemn mourning the Suprtme
Jttntn decrees as a ptct-or demonztratsiton of
their grief. A suhscriptinn shall be opened
for the widow's ztnd Otph-cttns, made so by
the second of August; which shall ever
after be an nnniversztry, on which to express
our grief. The church shall by solemn
rites purisy their remains, including those
who fell at Quito, at Soccoru, and on the
plztins. Gud preset've your cxcdlency.
reward than to avenge thesstr brethren. Let
Quilt) at least in her lnmcntations receitc
this comfort—that all Ametica has ris en in
arms, and join in one gentrctl ctctt of ven
geance ; for, ah ! its loss is nearty irrepar
aLle. Salenas, Morales, Quimga, hnw can
we replace you! The FRANKLINS & WAsH
IVGTONS of our revolution have not lived
to behold its cmnpletion. This etetnn] grief
will ever steal upt n the enthusiastic shPtUlcS
of our future lelicity: And when our de
would those l'ulttt's of Qttitu—thsse ttsurp
ct's of the legitimate authurity of the pru
plc, suﬀer for their tcmt-tsitty ! A thousaldd
patriotsffisi to-duy nsscr to match to that may,
s-PA NtSH A-MERICA.
'} Secrctaries.
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ctsssi Dct. CARLOS N'C If; {TP-R
; " 'ro sirzm FROM}; or Q—si-si
]nluMitanls q/si Qctuito !
si '] hc fatal mtmcnt, so ofttn drez
the just and upright, lsizsilh 3, g.,sssissh
in which the urilzziutqd ,,sisst (,
mous tyrants was to tear the tn
innocent people.
The viuin-s sacrifiud to th- hsiss (ssfss
brutal suldiuy too mit dzctpzzct) she sisssiss:
of 8 bleeding tutmny ; am t'm-ct
tionsM'zour cittztm, ttill l-r thr l.,sictctctsi
mantle, tatsie (1 lthlz'bh the pzm'musi, si
amuse: a country to u-ngtzmcg,
'ju-rss (trctdUml/z hate been the msi-si
sust'h rc'sottc-(l to by a true] and drsu-siss si, ,
- govcmn-c-ut : let 'I ERROR and DÞLAsiHj
[)c lutz (Jul' dCViCC. C/cll-UZ-b' (Hfd (Iflnct-ctn
have lnccn the means tth have tnstd to 5.'..
He: the: gmzms of huttmmty, csirjg'msi shsi. rsi
dress ;_ ].tl CI'IAlLS and L'UICGLOXS
then lsic the lace of our opprcssurs!
Vainh' hath an angel of peace, born
the Wings of desire lum Eumpcss ].(rtzml
bztlsnm unto your Wounds. 'l )'lsi::nls,z.}t-.sssisi,\5
hsuthtsst',ztlv.'ays ittscnstblrss are. psss.z.si,_si.,5
withsstt cuwmtlly triumph. 'I l'siev ssijsi m....si
arlvcs petu-cztblc ; thss are Peacsizublc as the
tyger, ttssth tahzns stn'l dnpping with the
blood of ):uur brethren. Unhappy PiOX-lcf
your mzslortttncs have: arOttsrd th: mild na
uuc ()! Amc-tsitcatzs, find th-ss (unsumilzg sm
ul'vcngcancc nuw ctrculmes in tIsisi-ir Veins,
Ruise your humbless] heads ; throw (ssywr
'backclu'sih zmd ashes : behold the snst h-z'lOt'a
ws our Iibcrty extended in the: dun ; victimz
to the ['t-uocious muns'sims whom hell has
.ss disgurgtd for our destruction ! Behold
si the: strccts! they are covered with thsi- car
; cusscs of your .sricnds ; 3'0ur wives dlsgmc.
;cd ; your Childscn humhcrul ! Bchgssssj
si with ahamc the prustrsittui dignitics o! the
man whom you innstcd with so many ho
nors (he: Pitst year. A whole munntt sits:
5 to your aid. It burns with the sin nt'ithcr
ty. Hcsirots spring up in our stm-ts, and
already atyrantcxctests not in the north ut'usssixr
contihmt. The bi-mdy manus 01' A Mun-lsi,
a chrngzt, and :t bsisi-nittms, point to ti'sitir
; wounds and " cry aloud for tssngtanCcsss'
Let us avenge oursch'zs. Mztt' th: [toliutcd
blood ulsstims: tthu have presscsirpttutcd :mm
to the tumb. giut the and, stutmd with thtsitr
u-uulu- 5 z-ud usimzsssl
'i'tuc tsiupv us a lcsitlcr from Dun Callus
Tffinctut'ur, trum Pupussyun, ui &: ZULn Au
gusu
Cart/mgma, 152/1 .S'e-siof. 1810.
Pl i\' N ERES,
REVOLLO, Szss'c'rrct'af'fﬀs.
In consequence Of she: said Lo-nmunrcu'silnus
{he: suprcmcjunm assure th-.1tufSt.l*'c,t'nctl
they correspond wictsih lhcm m ucmsitm-ss'nts,
and wi}! assurd them every :tssistuucc w ex
terminate che hnrhznrmzs authors (;sso many
attmcicics. To the troops in Quilt) audxhc
neighhuring prm'chcs they scml invimious
(0 withdraw \h\ irctzubcdmnu: to the: tyrants
solithat Unlmppy suil, and that for the repw:
,ot the suuls us the: illustrious victims, v. ::
* have been sacrificcd m despozism, Sulcum
mass be: celebrated, and a funeral. at which
chisjuma shall nssisc, all the me-an-rz wear
ing deep mourning {or that SsirilCe ufsi ihrcc
days. The ]unm plcdch itSe-H m lake what
chr steps they umyjudgc must suwctsszJsi-m
foam- and suszuin lhc h03y cause, uan-ss
w all the provinccsssof uar new kin:;hln
C.n-Lhugcn:.\,15th Sept. 1810.
y'asc ﬂfariu Ga/ cza dl- Tw'cu'f,
Pn .sidcm.
Res'olct'o, Pimzerrs, Sccrmricsz
OIL jtut received, and sm
Actmhony P. Cover
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! TORRES. Se'tctrcsss'zi'ctpss.
2 (A true ccpy osthc sctmc rchitcd !sst'uttt 51.
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Y VlRTUE of & deed os trust from the
late .ssisisr/z/z Hiskman, dcc'd, us the. state
of Marylzsind, to the subscrihcr, will be sold
at Fuil'sai Court House on the lDLll duv Ut
Novcmber UCU, scl' ready rush,
Situatc on Popeshcad Run. in tf-e conan
of ]ctairshx, containing by Csnnpuminn 16!
acrcs. To any person wishing w ]nnr-lezasc.
the land will be shcwn by szcs Vmuzln
Esqsi. living adjacent thereto, any time bchﬄ
the sale.
Alex. VVaugh, 'Issrctzzsistez.
October 26. .znvlsssfct
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33" 2 5 barrels ane Tanncrs
8. 10 by
HAVE opened Storc in the House lb"?
mel'ly occupied hy John Jutmsi-ctv z-sincl us'jss'si
ing Thomas Janncy & (30. am] huw lcs'ssisssi
Dartol'my imporlatiun os 'r'ALL (;(mDm
the remainder arc expected in a suv days.
joscph' janncy.
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