Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-10-18 00:00:00, page 2

sict-"p'siy to Captuix} Elzsha dmun, on4
. - . John G. Ladd. ;
f;_ si Octobcr lfi. * , ]
ss BALLN sissssGssOOssDS.
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,Zctksii'ctss. ;
sisssi' _ . efhis Fat] import nion. consistm-r
53 "" si"? ' ' 'ot agencr-ssu assortmentof
W ootlcsin and Cotton Goods.
fiss John Lloyd.
Oembsier 12. (12w M xssfjsi
sssi yes,; HTBZY . HKCCpes YXV anth
.ss'si'ctsilct. ss - . A GF-NERAL ASSOH ULENT c-F
Wooden and Cottm Goods.
kﬀ-ctTss - . nmxb AND PUBIHHBD N.?
sin,-g.;
si Alexandna DaxlysiGazette,
si " sioumsikumlct &. rOL-LTLCAL.
.Haaejust name./! per [he si zct'lzasi' ab fall:!
— Jluhb I.: L.": ;)OCI,
si-ctsi' , A GZNFRAL us.—un z'zssuczx'r OF
lrsionmmwery, Cuilcr}, Brass,_ja pan
ned and Plaxcd GOODÞ. ,
A 4 L :; 0,
si'ss qA. few Setts ose c grant Coachcc and
' 'Glg Furniturc of the latest fall lhions—
X'X hich they usicr 101 salc ;: lhcix .— si'me
come! of Ki. .lg and 10} 51! stxcusiz, I holes—ale
E." and Ixemil;
chbzr 12. d
si'f PssUB bLIC sMctz—z. si"
On FRIDAY next will be soldaf, the du ell
' _ mg house of the late ] onzsisiius J- miarcl,
'ct ' . Prince street.
ct-siss; iIMC
._ _ _ P. C. Mars-relics.
'--October16. " si
john G. Ladd,
ct Hctts FOR SALE,
' 8 tom first quality Hemp
60 pieees Russia Sheetings and Duck
, _ 160 pieces Nankeens
2. A quantity of Shoes, W'rapping 8: Sheath
. ing Paper
1000 sides Soal Leather
. _ 50 "bones moukl and dipt Candlcs
5, - 10 qa-ctrssr cctasks Shcrry Wine of a supe—
' _ sirior quality
. 1 pipe London Particular old Madeira
;- - _*1 pipe Gin
ss; ss T fierce War] Ash
: ] dine Gluo
' 7 barrels Sugar
' 15 (hue tannet's' oil-'
ijwzooo bushelsis coarse Sah
socthhds. Potomac Tobacco
too sieasks Lime
Also, Exchange on London-.
ss _ October 16; — -
'_ Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
sij'si' si , sissA BLACK ctMM for a house servant.—
_si .APPIY to she Pr'utter.
"is; '- ws '
W'
._ Daily Gaunt, 6 DoL-"ars Per anm. m. .
' Country Gazelte. 5 Dollars. '
'ss'si'si'ssict =" FALL MGOODST"
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Bytbv li'illicm and Jo/n. dis-(t: to (his jzort '
ssct .- FOR ssiALE,
The rffiarfiably .substrmtzal andsast sailing
BRIG
, HUGII SMITH
Has received by the ship W iz'lium & jolzn,
(: suþjdly q/ss ,
ueenssswarc and Pipes,
Whicu win enable him to oxccuu: the ordels
of his customcrs. He is in daily expectution
' of receiving a large and ele sum assuument
Of cut. and pi: .in GLASS.
chobei l'. 7 (] L
Avan'ety of Gromies, house/mld
and Other arriz tis Wort/1,
si' THE Subscxiber [me, lcceived the whole
Have remsi'sswd by the W Hiiam & ]ohn, (! -
sect to tl'ns port. an (] other ar: mals.
Apply to
-- John Hodgkin.
—_—__Qct'ober [& _ 4t _
A sossssber steady young man who cm come _
well lecomssmendcd 15 u amcd as a bm may.-1"
: \ sssiTHUR son, ssocssTomsR 18.
W'Adam Lynn & Co.
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SAMUEL SNOWDEN
and kite/ten he? mlme,
A HORSE, DRAY, CART, &c..
Terms will be made known at the pmce of '
Thomas ]anney & Co.
Royal-::rett, Alexandria.
Burthen 650 to 700 barrcls,&
?now in :ompiete older ton sea. -..
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An articie of which the followmg is a
;cttransssiatioctnsi, has been very eYienstveiy, tho'
,sscosivfrtiy, circulated tssupon the continent,
? where it has made adeep impression. she
? age-rits of France at Hamb-urg have oﬀered
"a reward os 600 crowns to whoever will in
; form against the writersand printcrs of it;
* and the possession of a copy is subjected to
, a penalty of 800 crowns. ss
Vr'ith respect to the cxportation Of her
own produce, the European blockade uﬂsiesscts
"Great Britain so little, that her manul'ac
tures are scarcely sensihle of it. Such is
the ssprodigiously increased and increasing,r
"demand for her goods throughut lnd-ia and
Amel'sitca'.
'In sact it is proved lit-yond a doubt, by
the most authentic public documcnts, and
by the testimony of the most intelligent and
impartial travellers, that the industry, the
commerce, the public re'thnue, and credit
of England, not only have not sustained any
diminution, but, on the contrary, have been
encreasing, and that every class of her po
pulation is in a state of odcupation, prospe
ritv and comfort. If we reverse the pic
ture, what dreadful evils are suﬀered on the
continent! 'Our ports are closed, o'ur ships
can no longer be employed in carrying on
that trade between diﬀerent parts which
their diﬀerent circumstances render indis
L pensable, and which cannot be conducted
Deign to listen to the complaint's extort
rd from us by that universal system of pro
hihition to which our commerce is suh, est
ed. 'lhe justice and the high importanCe
of these complaints are sufficic n'tiy demon
strated by the aﬄicting condition to which
the people of the continent are reduced.
Now that this 5) stern of commercial war
fare egtttnst England, from which we were
taught to expect such mighty advantages
has. be: to eat tied on for some )ears, we ma)
he permitted to enquire whether it hast in
Let her!) productive of any advantz ge to
us.
Frnm this enquiry we snzil find, that,
while the continent is every day mor : and
mmeemharrass d, inipoverisiusid and dis
ttessed, Great Britain is advancing in a
course of prosperity and wealth, and seeis
none of the ruinous conchuences of the re
straints hv which we are letteied. So far
itom it, she etery)ea. r has been able to ren
der herself more and more independent of
the coutinent; to open to herst-lfnew chan
neis of forcign commerce, and to discover
within hersdf new means of suppi)" ing her
wants in the same manner as the attempts
which were made .rom 1793 201796, to
scarve l'r,ance by dtlH'hiVin , h: r of: il so
reign cgtn, onl) sertessd to detelope htr re
sourcts, and to stimulate he r to an imorov
ed cultivation of her own soil.
At sspresent, England is suppiied with
corn from Amertca, Bariiary, Sicily, and
from her gtmvth at home, where cuitivation
is eter) )earextendcd and in'provud. ln
addition to this, me has cﬂcct-d a great
saving in her consump'siion, [) prohibiting
the tise t-t' barisszy in her distilhctries, which
are nssow ('(siliiintti to sugar. This is in "Lsi'
ciai to her in zznozher way, by taking elf, "
a suit price, that stirp-lus quantity of sugar
which the continent is prohibitetf' from re
ten-ing.
\V me the obta; ns from Portttgal, Madei
ra the Gums) lsdtntis, the Cape of Good
UUPC Sssdmta, Si (ssil), Spain, (zrctss'ce, and
indssisitfd: lhlb man) channels, from Z'r ance
[(Sc
In her silk manusactories, the raw matc
rial os ]ndin and Chin.-t is found capable of
being used without the intermixture of any
other; and her ciothiers have been equally
snccesssul wizo British wool-.
Snuth Ametica snrnisshes her with hides,
and North Amcrirn with timber; hcmp she
gets from Bsingzii, and she wiii suon raise
enough of this article for her whole (Ic
mand, in lrcland, where very extcznsivc
marshts have been draincd for the cuhiva
tion of it. From thence, too, she supplied
herself-. with yaru and lincns.
She has rendered herself independrss-nt of
Rnssia for tallow, partly by the substitution
os oil, and pattly by the use of the inﬂam
mzihle Las- From the coal" which is em
ployed in the production of this gas, she
extracts rits-h, tar, rosin, and & sort of tur
pentine; and she has discovered that the
fish of her own seas will surnish her with
as much isinglass as she may require.
Lamcntatiansqs the Continental Nations qf
Europe, upon the interruption of their
Commerce ; addressed to all the Prince-s
of that part of the world.
Sovereigns, Princes, Fathers of Nations,
BONAPARTE 's contmnacmrsssi POLIGY.
—- 'si;_ss;*_ )
ever remote-ly, with commerce, or who has;
' directed any portion of" his capitscl or indus- s
j barge ouruers, packets, carriers, and per
.._.._--.__ . _
w————,Msi —-—-._- _-—-—-..__ -
: present suﬀer-s, distress which & continuali
i Ed. 1800, page 1403
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"all iiﬂpfs sit; taken i-shlfi [lsilfi CUllllllt'nl. ()f again
by him! fat-kisse; :Þ-Th'i'zsT'T'thelfigffeiscoﬄn
WhiCh islesseÞsi-Þl to she Wefil'sisySY—ﬀctmctossctsiþsi
" continent can" mctbc maintaine
si thus they lose. all mouve and all inclination
.Winesct theirvzoilss, thCsiir'sisilk', &c. for the" Corn,,
peace alone cannot suffice to relieVe. ]
Even those countries of the cc-ntinent, in;
which the srightsul cry of war is not _ imme-si
diately heard, feel themselves oppressed and !
dsiprivcd of their strength ; they are with-,3
uut resources for the present, without hope !
[or the lutu-re. All perils-us"- who have the!
means propose to emigrate to England and ?
America ; and among those to whom this !
plan of relielsi is denied, how many already
have perished under their suﬀerings ? ;
There is one other consideration, WhiCh}
it cannot be believed that governments will
regard with indiﬀerence—the ShOCksisi'gf
want of integrity and good faith which these i
privations and distresses are rapidly intro
been-ming able to estahlish a nary, militarv
Or commercial. capable of contending with
that of England. ;
It is by no means the merchant alone who ss
suffer-s by those multiplied and complicated
restraints. Every person connected, how-ss
try to any of its 'arious branches, partici
pates in the calamity; and by the operationss
of these measures, in resiraint of freedom,
we see. the: Very sources of wealth and pros
perity. one after-another, (lric-tl tip. Thus
perzons ofevery description, munied men, -
manufacturers, brukers, rlei ks, agents of
every kind, pcrsons connected with the sea,:
sons usother r)Cc.*tr;siss:uZur.si-, whose bread is
taken from them, the-se who were em'zloy
edin the in:-.uufzzctnre: of clothing, lsilzsl'l
ture, &c. in short, the whole of that nu
merous set of pci'suns who subtiZZ pon the
wages of the labor which the rich have
been accustomtd to require from thsim, sen
sibiy feel the interruptions of the Circulation.-; ss
of commetce, and are ahtzsizl) inwlud by
it in ditisi-runt degrees of distrt 55. ZssZc-r is;
the agricultural part of the cmssmnunity by
any means cxusiupt from this distress ; the
bush-.: dman in vain looks for those cus
tomers who heretolore {locked to him with
ready money, to purchase his wine and u
thcr produce of his soil.
to exert their own powers of production.—
Another source us distress to the continent
is, the want of man)" articles Englandssfur
nishes,& the privation of which has throrm
many intlustrious persons out of employ
lhcnt. Raw cotton .rnd yarn, dying goods
and diss-rcnt drugs, were articsites of this
sort ; and what adds to the evil is, that the
continent is not suﬀeredssto purchase from
America those of them which she: could
supply. The mischievous cssecrs ofthis pro
hioitory s)stem do not confine themselves
to one ora few branches, but the made and
industry throughout the ,whole continent
are eﬀected by it: every department is per
vatlttl by embarrassments, obstructions and
oppressions of various sorts. The vr-rv
means of correspondence by the post officects
whether upon topics of trade, ossffssliterature,
or of private business or friendship, are re
strained by it. Upon the coast the inhabi
tants are preciude-d from their oid occupa
tion in the sishery; they lose their mari
time skill and habirs ; the natural nursery
of st'amtn is rendered unproductive, and
It cannot be: wondered at that in such]
circumstances, the countryman is dishcurt
encd siom sowing his fields, and pianting
his tiutyzud, and that his neglect of culti
tation should prc judicc, for puts, the m'o
ductive pouers ot the soil. lt would be
tasy to cult-tiger upon those: topics, but surc
lv ctiou'ssh had been already said to prove,
th at the contintnt cannot continue to sup
port the Stagnation which it. is taken place
in the Qtdit.;t.y ititticousse oi lite. 1
But more than this, how is it to be ima-ss
gincd that nations can continue: to pay tax- ss
es, impositions and contributioas s, ztitci thcl
Channels osiucomc have bccn closed ? Iti
was a wise ohservation csprincess siugcnc of
Savoy'," " Nobody complaincd oi at vei} i
great, but :\ veiy tquitabltss: distributed tent,!
which ! proposcdt throughout the whole
kingdom, because I at the same time
td it means of increasing its commence,
which had not bciotc þecii thou rht of. "
'Ihusthenit is to the inteirttption ofl
commtrcc that wemust rcsci the extreme!
rope, from one extremity to the other at!
distress under which the continent of Eu-l
the'hemp. tcthc'linen, the timber, the, iro'n,
and the tallow of the n'ortsih'ern. In every
country there is an accumulation of their
surplus produce decaying and perishing"...
Theyssare unable to purchase with it the
most necessary lssoreign commodities; and
& Th'c'souisifjsi
ern ,nanons 'can no "longer exchange the
?? .Memoirs qf Prince Eug'ene qf Saxony,
)
]
, (lacing;; {eretqsdjja'readsssibe'si -'
paid;-ib, laws, because she 'Þfidcnflctsieffi
was-"(o promotcsizhe well'ar; of & of 1th
but the: new syergmsi vhish (ltnlt ssssoplc
the meansofploji'ding (si, 'hiir: to she,.
reduces them to.. a son of SWPBla UÞS'SIQCQ
can scarc'tly belicw: in sijsi.'sisssisisii_:"s*n ; ssss
prohibixirns, and she) "'l'dgc' lle xs'si'si
nel as an cxuwc for [in-;, '—f1si<-l>-<3ss.ss. b-s'sisi
lhxs way they habmmc [sin'vrluctsict - 1.
tempt of the lum and the Htsic f-rsszssc-sssi,
What a host ns criminais n (m ssius-sisisilssbsictsssisiss
osthings crraie! Huw Mss- t- 'si-sfsiss;
influn-W of vant ﬄ'sirl (lt'FPcss-sisiss Uncctzr si:
recoursc to fraud and suche".
n'is.) legal means} of pursu'mg she". 'ctcss—ssss
tions, wxll mml zhsi n-sclh s olsi si
"arc illegai! office-13 cmplsivsict
the laws, so that what liulsif gizlhlu]
remains, istin the rows: (( "Ulsi'l ]ssmctss
th ms S'si' grim-(an?- Si ve-rry (4 (sis.'_usssisi;isi'_'-l
With all its weught,
slrlctrst lntrgrlly.
PsanS! Pannfs Of your ptnlsslsiss Y
who hear then crmplainm and their .,sissss sissssss
..-it is you. whom (sins playe-m znvsisisssssict'si ::
fzur hop: 5 seek & rc lage ; you m" be (t:
nm-rccssm's ;}'(_ss"lss""si lz-zssr sisisslr !;issssmmssctss
talke throne us" 'He: gr.-'Fu siapolcsin; Vuu
Will ("m-vity to ;sixzs c<-_r—sc1cnu(,u5 llﬂsssisilnzjcthu;
mlm maw." cc-r-czcnmsig (:ur (ii,-mssmsiss am
critical condition, u'l'siic l*., (lc Unless, busy-;.
ver yet lzusirss. lsizssirissx' lzssiu lark-se l'ssm. V.;zsi
his lzm'sst-tful :n'm, Will! his ,(ynlus, 'n m.,
to saw: us, uz'si: [ly to put an chd rr, Hss-si- ,sssi
est-alms under \\ high Wc me ;sssi-izsslsisimgss :siussl
t') cc-nscmct & new sysrsim m union wzzn snss;
arconfiplishmsssint olsihis gtrm (luctsssH. M-sisi,
you (11ij lhf: incsfimublc & lzcuctx' us si'sssssi'ss
ing uvcr subjcﬂs, happy, cmmmegsi ;sirsis-sisi
ful, loyal and virtuous ! This sirs xhc- ;si-rsi-siss. '
est blessing which we can implurc HZWQ
to confcr upon you. \
sschanxs m tuis Cl'. )f.
its? May be Zougss'zl; si-ct'm' ;: (57),
A LL; 51". (str due VO-j! :; Imzct. fame;—::
equal to the lcc sin-plrct-ix'igz!;t} ecrz' H.; sign:
of LAND, ly'nsigg in the wussiy & i'z-siillsix,
and being a zsi-ctsssisi the usisiu (sin-(: —-1:.si-sssisict
worth" ; the an'-sum] rcnt is 750 ;sic l.!"ldd Yin
ginia 'sil'uhsscl' Tubasco, 'Msiic h nsi-zey i—c chi-Hsssi
si)" '55' Pffi' L'M. equal to 518 75 ctsi. If. is
sxtuatc about nine mzlcs horn Alcxsiu'riz- ,, ,
The imprmemcnts are a la,;x dwchinsissr I.: me
ss. With lhl'CC l'OUms, kitclicn, glad my.
a HCOd PCBCh a'sind Applc C-rchord, art! a sﬄj
ss sidcrublc Pﬄportion Us sssssissffiss- [m] {m
fal'm is said to be admirvhly tum-m] 10 13-0
Pluister—u good cxop us what m
said farm. and it is supposed zl:oLt 5(-0 !
e'cs corn will be made {his your, with the l..
bor ol two hands. If not (.isposcd of below:
the lS-th of this present month it ml] proin
blY not be for salc after that period- As"!
PCTSOD Wishing: to purchase will plan-e EP 37
to the sunsrribcr, rcsiding' at Mount A",
who will show them said szssm. _
l/l'm. B. Me/zss'm
'ZGWZZ
me now sowing. _
: si- Edward Duhn
L Octobcr 12. saw
' ( sssi & — si -. - l :,
62? 1 he si:U.deHb(jl wwnssnss,
to remove to the \\ CbLWLU'd, osscrs for sr-silc tf'sic
FARM on which he at pr'cscm lcsichSs IP'Y'U-s
COﬄiguox—zs to .ctsilcxandx'siiu. (}crgcluwn (me! {l'fss'
City of NVashingxt-m ; eleven miles frc m tlw
first and a less distance from the (vm latter
containing about four ancivcd zmd seventks
acrcs, on which are gm (] improve-ments; 3
large and COlH'cnic-nt Dan-Him,: l-(ouse, ncsssi'
and nearly COmﬄbat. to zzccssssmnodutc alas?!"
family ; together with suuzfsifzyolhcr ho'ﬀ-C-sisi
suitable : well wu'crcd and in ;: hcctsictsiﬀss'
neighborhood; his thought unnecessar.v {"
say more, Presumingssr any person wishinfl "'
PUPCssbasc will view the prmnises, and on ap
plication to Mr. DANIEL ML—uu.
dl'if'o 01' the subscriher, {he terms - '
made known; and the purvhuzsier (".—an huW
possession this full, with the crop of thsis !
quantzcy milk.-man!) about 13) {ye.-is va
wood.
A schnoner n)mg at th: meZsi' 'mdzcl
YVHn Slliﬂgl'" 5, "35 SCVK si] Nail. 5 'zu [is ss\)'\**
by the (law.-at ncc oft..si .l-si.u.-vru.-w- !r-m
this city, was pn sicrwd :!te r law-15 A Ib
IOO-dolictarsv due: o: her er}; loud.
On Thurday cvcnYng, bch-si- 9ct'md 1!)
() clock, :1 nssorc (hShurz'Hc she occcum-Z
at 15.0sk1>,)l1 (ppoaite this ci ) fish-.n \\.
cvu best;-H. ))imcsscd m theft )}.lz gjc. It
or: ginz: ted inn pmtcxy. ".scupi d !} II..
Ssicnr and consmmd hat !. uz. .:nct xogczh :
with the extensive str re I;:cZ: : gvm to Ju
shua Sat ds.E q. a brkcr) Ocsu'slm 'a) \lr.
Robert Nuhuct—z, and ths-se or four smshi
building-s occupied (es (ssssucsss or sum-3.
Mr tiaml's stanza-"mind am an !CssOO
!mlcs Oi (at: n. . sifr- ] 3 ("A -ssn H', ;. H-fltcxfsi'fr'
little of w! m.. acts sin 21 53) rkl. 'ictizr cut-m
and-si !dcs 'PcZ-sitgzssd to :) nun-Lf's us ma
'bMW—MN-Þ — --o,u..*.. n...4- " ..nz, . --,.- .
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Orbnher 8.
'{ithct sisi-sisisi- Ln- --_:zy was destn )" -] en =r;.:.s[
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