Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-12 00:00:00, page 2

Without pens: the continent cannot have
tude. smi nithnut tnade' it is impdsaible to
man ﬂeet-. . Ships they soon he built, but
met. cnnlearn nrither to work them, nor to
fightthem, In ,pseidling up end down the
cnmis, or anon the rit-en. Whnt the
continent has lost in man-time Jtreogth
wixhiazo year!-, it hid taken me move
than two ce nturiee to produce, and certain
ly it sit'vouid not be produced again, within
the time it was lost, so that it is impossible
to so;-me when England will Iooe her pre
ndernnce on the ocean, * to purchase on! y
it, ssshebcno-ed odd-hill? her sees-ring sub
jects to her enemies.
This presiponderaoee cook] unseely hate
been longen. by the British themselVLs,
siuheassdtcte yet began, for Ruuia w'an the
in; mancime power which declared against
FW end-be has-fared the but oi oil
'thoossn nigh-hue. hie binds, since united !
. to Emuk The fiend oﬄollnntl end Spain
made, Rule onnttibotinctg to emsh those
Rsi m; Men allured to her, they ton
medy-it imh her, - scr that yowithntand
NW Mary" mssnfte'tss'wnfdsis com
p! ,;si-Engltnd ones he present man-.;
' tþksiwþkiomy, not tolle;- ow- net-tions
_ Minthnvmted exertion ofRussia, 1
- _' _,'-69nio,' Be; ittheoommcemeot
" -' . of the MW ]
ss " Region-which both che udBttgn
-si YWW} un procure worken and
. _ Wﬄshanrddes ex'posudbythetn
ssf— si-si-ct' 't i tude ssnssthoshxnsin'dlsihis
. bid the Set-en his—s" blue; my.
'Z _ !). Men-int anthem-i: þezlupe.
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,'.The above.-te topicd'srom : work pubz.
filhed to Paris, in 1796. under the title _ o
u-"sWat-esi Muratzme and Pot'itiqtu der Bu
yome, We." The author of this work.
concluded by proptze'tttz that Frange ehouk!
. sspron'tbte . mantin'te cuntcderacy.'sor the.
Þpoee osif dretmying'the colour-I oweros )
2,qu upon the act-un, u-the y_ mean ss
of emancipating it from-what he calle 'Bri- ?
fish tyranny. and: uniting 'Spnin. Holltmd, ss
si'D-nsimm and Swedeo, he make. tt force 7
.us 260_eh't I! of the her. to oppoee siEnghnd asi
nnd Runtn heving 280. But BOIIIsIﬂGT
thou rather to eﬀect-a nel tyranny on land ;
nd intend as having romany 'cenfideram i
as rnpretehilityg-he her on mnny ﬂat-mind !
Ruuia in place to! Spdn, without heving-u !
uadm which he no lendagttimt the]
Englhh, although the "force! ds the [utter i
hue out in number increnrd in proportion
do the dimintttinu at the other mar-time tut
t'tatn. Martttime surre- more than double
them {tent-ned by Englttmlct hnt'c heen ren
dered tm'tgtimrttttt emce the work from
which we extract tear-Written, end - there in
ltoptorpect that the Ettglith will be cheek
ed by : continued-m ol'the wet-.
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*0_sim'-5.*h her 3 to. the remote-t port!
ss offifricsiqmd tiag'vith ver'ysilitﬂeton ol
Woporul'rons' and an monopolize the
tragic osi}! the colouin oT'Funcc and of
her allki,"1s the English government thinks
propcy. * 'Ex fieucc his ssalready proved,
1 that. wbikt rsiancc issiiuﬂ'cﬂng enormgusly,
and is chieﬂy. supported by the contribu
cioos of cpunu-ie- subdued by.]wer amn,
si HW szjoybctdgqsignatenhbundgqce gnd
" wenun; Without the help ospowerlul outer.
Alrea'dy it ie known that'thessctextent of
French conqueetsi,.hee'relued the me"-ne of
rendtring-theee'tonqueete advantageoue to
her, "one Were it it euppdtted thnt those
untime wilhdbnit to' become" entirely sub
jected to French, government, constitute all
their substance to its extmragant view-,
and its oetentatioue display of power at
home— unlesiuindeed, it can be believed
thnt populoue nations speaking a. diﬀerent
language, depainted liom France, by rivers
andsimoffiztaine, .sinndfi'n. 'eome 'ipetansscee by
"gree? disnncee' 'of-"tenitory, ssn-ill content to
begged themltelvee; aidsihecttmepqvagei: to
aggnm'dize end exalt a'tsit'niion'ivhich haugh
til lords it over them, 'tbe'þreeent etate of
thinge, or thesiFrench' Woman in : eyetem
WhiCh ,C'IMOI hill {; we may therefore daily
expect to sine, either, propoeitione for & ge
neral pe'ace, end relaxatione of the enti
commercial decreee, or the insurrection of
the'people, and'acsipnntion esif the.-govern
ment ol the continent. from the intolereble
opprenion of the French-ridden,. if this
very revnlution doeess not happen-first in
; France. hemls oppremd etill more. is poe- ct
& eible, than the opprenee her neighbou—
i'l'hme once oil-powerful elliee "liberty ss
and .Eylmlily," have had their dey. That 1
? glory-which ie-not persbhen of by the eol- '
?diere of the thnith ccznfedvrncy; will-not \
si long nant] them inttenrl ln' France, when !
ss the tourcee of individual prosperity ere dri
i ed up. " the elliu could remain eeneible
of the advantage: of eplendid worke in the
interinr ol-Frence, or of the etill more
.tplentlid entertainmentt of the- Prrnch go
vernment. by which . "certain number of
in tubjette are relieved from went, the lime
will come when thete people thenne-lere,
perhaps, rnrr-no longer content'to eat the
bread of othere. '
The self-created emperor has dared to tri
umþh in'tlte hatred which other nations are
sorced byhim, to hear his subjects; and,
comparing his atlop'ted country to"}lnme,
hopes to govern it his day., if not hand down
the-dominion to his descendants. Let him
remember,-that Tthe virtues ossi-the- Roman
.republic procurEd'ihe n'rccestes of Rome,
and that as soon as Caesar. usnrpsd "the
liberties of the people of that country, the
decline osits power commence'rl. Let him
remember, that, if it rt nired some agea
entirely to overthrow-"the oman power, it
had required many more to create it;
whereas, the progress of'ill-sated France
srcmliberty to despotism, and-(rou- dea
pciti'am-to conquest, has been'the work of
his short-due; and that, in the ordinary"
course of events, thedownsall of hia'pownsi
must be as preeipitate siaa its erection.
Not can this upstart look for thesidesistiny
of Oliver Cr'omwel], frho, had as he was.
oppressed no country but-"shis own, and
wide even that. enviabldor its wealth, is
not for its. poiisscy, Jf there ia'asi character
or a time in history in whiehsiBonaparte
may 'find apisture ofthimaelfmnd hie
vernment, ieia that oerouli Khan. ssins
sate indeed In that os-mest--other tyrants, si
-who had brought on themselvea the, hatred
"es—,ctthewworld; and; he: .trho' is- so.-sond of
looking into* his destiny note," niay look at
Persians-al} fifty years back and find it.
_ ctAlready has the Usurper aﬀected to meet
and party this universallhatreday connect
ing himself with a sovereign when) he htee
ly whated. 'sissThia "may be mnaﬂered'on ?
the part of. Auuria as thesilast 'o's a-multi- "
(edges lacrilic'ea to which hehasanbjeetedct.
ftÞat-he'r'oie, but' ill-fatessd nation, and,"
sine'ee'rssiasþirect them 'vith electioe' towards
Wctsszgsimrsimsi—iebct- a? {name-.,
; wsisik-t principle-o ! si _ ;siss
sine-tijw-rzshicfi-he pure-am ' 1
W qs' tri- ' ;
&??th wctnffisiffimpousied
into, a ownssdominion. England m al
qui dweeinidu which'
l-in this war. ' ' - . -
si"- But Bona'pnrte hasctgroedymistnitenthe
pnh'which aton'e was opened to ,exalt him
eels, or which nook! be the [oundation f'ot
my reasoneble expectatione zin (nor of his
si'p'osterity. Bsiy moderation, piet'y and econoj
my. he might have gained the'hearte of the
!"French, and caused them to overiooit his
low origin and his early crime-; whilst he
has nnifbrmiy trample'd on their right: and"
*their religion,-, þiundered their substance
;atxl'Caueed their blood to 'ﬂow in torrenssts,
his government if a'g'otssissernment of ten-or
'and netenity; under which the people can
never expect to enjoy peace or happiness,
and eo'oner or later it 'mustisigive way to :
governmentof justice and considence. Which
it it impoesibie for him, evessn if he were
aliied to ell the sovereign: on earth, to make
it. FTht-ee al'iiahc'ea my therefizre, cooner
than any other thing, pretipitatiz' his (all.
During thih effumulation of dctþotism
on the contint-nt, the principleeof the Bri
tish government remain intact. ' Under the
inﬂuence osipublicctopinion, the Englithmen
enjoy at much eiiberty as ever {their domi
niona have been conaolidated, but rather by
an 'exteneion of liberty than n-diminution'ot
it. Every party in that country has. at one
time or another, contributed to the preueht
maritime taperiority of England. The
Pitta to eecure the navy of Denmntk ;'the
Fore-, that ofPortugal; and the 'only re
voiution which teemrto be' lo'oited' for by
,noy reunnable man there, In that of the
miniltry; by which the very man who,'n
minister of soreiln affaire in 1793, had'ite
name attached to the declmttion of thin
'war (lord Grenville) may eupercede thou
of- lm energy thnn'himtls. ,
PADAFOX. .
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si'BAETIMORE,'_7um-'9- , .si
Arrived. chip Augunue, Duchm: Isiy
day- srbnsLilbon, nnd 43 from Much-ire.
Leltnt Lillion, l7ih os April, chip'rTrn
vellcr, os Snlcm: brig Hamler. ol' tle-ton ;
-lhip Atlontic, Part-mouth; Bri Voice-'lieve
ton; chip Commerce, Alexancrie; Here-si
chel, Portllndz Hnrk and Abigaii, New-.
buryport. Pnced ship Hetty. ol Peter!-.
burgss Virginia, going in_wiih several where..
Ship ]ohn Adam; for Baitimore, nailed
dacty before. ssLelt atsi Medeira, April 24,
shipDumsriee, for Buitimoressin' 7 dayes
About let April, the Guido! Fortune, of
-Philadelphia, was seen about 70 miles west
of the Roch of Liebon,- Without any person
on boardssssac-thc time, the having been
some time before-blown out of Funch'al
Reade, in actgzle, when the captain & man
of the crew were ow'siwre. hat-35, spoke
echooner Five Sisters, Irom Nocfolk-sor
;]amaica, out 3 day:. .
qui—s AWAYon the mu'innjmctnm...
-Gctlycrt, en epprentice to the "Wright, buei
you, che-m so dyean of:-go, than faile-t
elevensi nldlel high, falc- mind:?" He
elodthecllmotbedunjbed u he ' o'er-As
m. Pin-omi- um need: up.-Me", si si'
Toenﬂfisii; adown silslctn in thy" jdsssztlm , .
.;qmn, PJnoe'siWillinn ngirgioffi'uuct
Wivcshlqbonmmctssss . . - ass?
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Mq-fimssno Wrou- 'dl' tficte When]?
;ss- IN zsssi "if Now If!" "
pru- anew mid: more was" to die
-uvcsskcigmies he may 've dip bn
"rown- so sevoluuonm again. !: it not
Kmposnblb'but this dliaucc any have been
in some measure imposcd on him after xhe
battle of qunm, the defrn Qsfrdavcn,
' 'and the leading of the British . once he
now 'vn up, what by treaty si did-not;}:
-pedsir e man to do. -
An arch duke would be a more potent
si busin- on the north .chansssny prince of the
ancw- dy.-nasty, and Anon-in may obuin :
! cigqal vengednce sonhc iefiddily OfPtud'sil
__'!3Mss5_-_+ si cost. ss
" Twenty Doilar's Reward.
terms.
THE subseriber oﬂ'en his service- to 1the
public u ass omminion Merehdm and Bro
ker, and Wil trausact with-secrecy end dee
petch, any bucineu thet- mey be committed
to his charge. He-hn taken an office ilkshe
store lately occupied !) ,_ Men-n. Robert T.
Hooe'and Co Cnh Evil be given at all times
for the stock of the different bank: in the (h
triet, and good paper 'diecounted upon liberal
53- CASH given for Tobacco.
—_
?Þ . Brok'eisi's Office.
_.*-9_
Alexander Mo'ore.
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Pass," eppeere quite dlehﬂrtdnul et- mtssbe
ing able to'tbilect tho debt due him, "till
the lull/mit moon it over ;" end therefore
speake nother dlecoureglng thinge ofthe ne
umjhcmrmg "mia; that ll lilþpily Wine
over one dlmlet. iWhy ] hewe my debte
due me osthie kind, the!! lhouldhe happy
i'toweitsor, till tllie " tophing leg-on" pro
duce young tnþe. to own-sorwe, -is ] nere
ss sure ol'being pxid then z—So-I cennct think
he ehoulsid let this all'ulr trouble hint.
, Mr. " Pei" scene to him From thojsisre
si quent calle to borrow money and the difictd-e
ty of collectingq that there may necke nﬂny—
immense inactine esiepital heve'pte entbnk in
these popular eþeculetione. Whyy- really ]
sidont know g—si-si-i- hdye not been Ilko'd to lend
a eent this month :a-thie mey p'roceed, how
ever. swﬂ my dle/muste being somewhat
forbjdding. Itietme, ! heesii- met-enem- ec
" —--5si'1-low much heve you i'-—-*_ Whet' e' the
etete of the sond-t' ---Blees- " your cool, le- '
edY—H he in the "ceive—'o- 'tho
ehoet more si—mmim _deviliehly——'l
count on you see sw—whw note-si—
Huet poney 'EP'sif' When o'eloekP— ss
extend it this-ty dey—never dreetn'dssof lte
being due-dey over fJ-proteet. end well
like obeem tione, but I'did not enpþoeo this
was theessct of sieny MQWIÞ
T
.ebefieehoﬂdhellt 'sssiss' _si _
_ their country independentsi as And: Pciix u—
.eclf. * " - .
, "If a company essoclete, {or the, purpose of
sssscnconraging domestisie handierest; then it!
ct msizturrd one's astert directly that the thing
siu-ee'projected. by [lartyssss_mm, and eolely is
' tended as n woe'sulsstbrnst at .locthnsinysi Ball ;...
that the, etock-os sitltetsieesocietion although half
' paid np,ean all be bssottghtsssissctfor asonjþc, Now
I am a promoter of that institution, end 1
! pilotest solemnly there is not a eongln the o
niverse I would give my emi- for ; .exeep
cheter'e savofite nisi? Os "ﬂow in Me .vsi'l- ss
ley." . ' _. ss_ si
"A— eour'ysineiﬄtliorfaeked-hectthe other day.
where he e'houldtuy. ect good coat cloth !—
" At our were-home." was elseouree the re
ply; he observed'lteeoulcljxem better ber-ss
gain elsewhere ---** She," rejbined ], " put
the du]- me": to the-'aee'ount' of [um-um".
f Petriotlem, returned lie, duce-no: heppen to
be sfaml':chder;'in"mi fomsilly; end welk
ed all. The euevlty ol my'oeemper. Mr. B
tlltor, you my be eune, wee 'eomowhet rus
sinetl by thle little retort ; end. wltet contribut
ed not much to eelnf-lh was. to hear enotb'es
Impuclent'nelghbor, (end l How him too. to
be en excellent judge us'clotln) declare "'t"
in vnyte-m, thet he could buy e demo- 'eletle
+for ten clollm thn our werehouee eeld foe
. !
fourteen! 'l'lrls le ell avaunt! I tllet ble.
Hrouy nepeeleble corree'þondent. " Theop'e
-. -
_ Wﬂsi' day:, sine-si, sell" m. on the '
Aas;_ with an' Icssbt. Wind,-, .,
Oxford-lb"! Mictissi m.! bﬂfllsHÞ-t! End.-, '
Point, calm-helm and}; had po. you"
hand;-fro;! shop-pens fund- m amiss,-,
man sin;-puted who Wssbmehm
me sui odd!" qutctof herss and the um n'.
tmnrdlumcdme- W' by I du]
Mn. Sxo'nusi, . -
It discompdneg the 'ausssigctvity of my temper
cobfossundcdlymo toon so many of you.
mmapondcnu ridicufin'g domestic mous-c.
turn. and nuing shcir hand:, and sect too,
against all our laudable endeavm to render
coeting each other in lheireetz bring hook
houre, with e not of Mlﬂi'sinn like then-;
nient, ee tle worde leader lorn! "fit? not
man-n. - * si,.-..',-.—ss-ct.
Clpuﬄﬀobﬂb, " of the ache-si nosthm ;
wm'tf. nal-sum at] "