Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-10 00:00:00, page 2

The insatiable and sate! ambition ofthe
' not of mankind made on fornee that
Span'tahAmeriea would enter in the plan
of his usurpations, as ] indicated to you
,ss gin my ptoclamation of 'the 12th of March
' hit, end ! ought nuw to inform you, that
. ctheffias eI't—ctively begun to realizt: them by ss
;.j'thesameinsidions means he practised in.
ssEurOpe. ss
?.ss-ezs am positively informed that the intru- *
' .' {e ]vseph Bonaparte, the faithful execu
ss'fftor of hue sanguinary and subvenive de
measshas sent an emxssary to the United
sifitau-Z', accompanied bv incendiary eate]
l'nee, enchargrd with spreadtng the-fire \of
division and discord amongst us, the fa
vorite mpcn of the treacherous tyrant,
whkhfhn obtained him laurels enamelled
vith. ries and innocentbiood.
lt _ e, that after his impious and a
trociotu operations, and in consequence at
the. whsnxeloyalty and patriotxsm inscpe
tablesiskdm the Spanish name, not being a
' þle w entertain the least hope of finding nor
&? purtiz-sium in these regions ; but the
ces of his infamous arts being incal—
'cfiW which a fatal experience has ahewn
nag it iasito be pttsumed, he will take the
Oblique course of int-olving us in intcst'tne
dissenfiuns by means of impoaitione, ca
lutnnie'a and seductiune, in order to be
nuubssoug co-operation in savor of the glo
rioussi national insnrrect'ton, to interrupt
andd'tgninish the advantages which the he- *
.iroitr' Baghsh nation derchs from our com
ments and—applies towards the expentes of
the holy war, and by this order of things !
* w'puparessthe snbjugation os Spain, thel
'si'sconqsstptst' and detolatisson of England, and
finally thedominion and sttvery of the A
ner'tnal- ln the knowledge thereof we-ss
would .be er'un'tnals of the most abandoned *
nature"; by considerin; his designs "un
practi'cable, we were to torget the necessa- 1
! measures to apprehend the abovemrn ;
t ss ad satcllites, atopping the fire in its o- '
:} and perhaps preventing it, only by
.siu ing enticipated and seasonable meaeurrs.
. "latter tnyseis, that the chiess, magis
,.ttatts. and all classes of inhabntantt, will
endure: to excel each other in watthmg '
and pzsiosccuxing them. that they may not be
able to conteal themselves under any dis- ;
guise ; and in order to insure greater euc- '
et-ss, ! order and command : si \
lst. That the governor ot L'uba, the neut. ss
and other justtces, shall make known by
proclamat'tum, or in any other way, not to
permit any person whatsoever to disembatk
in their district, who should come in a Ves- ss
oelproceed'mg from : sureign port, without '
hk being But visited by the nroper officer
or penen appointed to that eﬀect, under
the penalty of . one thousa'nd dollan.
lb the conttavenor thereof as Well at the
cssaptain to be applied to the expence. of the :
war; and isit should be proved that any ?
now in an agent of the French, he will in— 1
cur the'tttmost rizor of the law.
21. In the act es vibiting they will exa- ss
mine minutely the manisest, roll d't-quipage,
passipurts of the crew and ptuengers, and !
endeatou- to observe and apprehend whoe- ;
Vcr should come disguised. 4
Ssii. They will enquire the nature and oh- 1
ject of the coming of the pussengen, without '
pemkting the m to disembark, unless they
give the necessary security miwenble for
their conduct. -
at. T hey will collect the letten in their
inn", which they will deliver to the
person! they are directed to, obliging them
to shew thzttpartvhich related to the ob
, see: df theu- mival, to co mpare it with the
si' side! - information of the hearet- of said
W mpeeting the motives of his com
:sizsi. They'umshfive me inserxtion ofss
"'Zct WW'K it Po? 'Vtsi . I !
' Ww,ndssthe cheervatiom ,
whgmdeiu the us of which; the?
send. " w .
.Mfmvﬂm he upwa- of _
wunbn 'KMWYV'MctWns
—— msid minde mew my goe
WW, he my 5- W no n—ss !
silon faithful thssbitmto as the 15!qu
. m. .
. ___
Thede publissu'tiou hn been addren
ed lb Ninhabitanu ol the iolmd of Cu
(0, 6 dull"; per W'
W Came. 5 Dollan.
A
MTURMU, MARcu 10,
-=-:-*..:=si=._-__-_ __ __r____ss__ ____.____ __ ,...ctsi
ba. by his excellency tho governm- ge
neral.
.4 -
'5 0! (liefer obirl'Isi 'that-con
" lnddﬂlfllb roof,.iordmdin
in! 0 Sth. ' -- ,
ach. They will eudnvor to enforce, with
me:: eminent, lniclc 82 lnd as of the
ordinance of polite, .wheecin it is decreed,
That Every h'on thd h'lre'l I home or
room, or w mem- uku an bondm,
. onall immediately giv'n che information
! thereof to the nolice osiceu. !]
9th. Finnlly, ne it is but justice to reward H
generouel'y end conforrnnble to eircumetan
ced. those who should denounee and ap
' hend the nsoreuid perfidious egeme, end
in order that a greater number of zealous !
patriote may participate in no meritorioue
an act, : tubscription will be opened fur
si eharee nt 10 doilan each, end the mid gra
- tifieation will necordingly be aid by the
enheeriben in proportion to t eir respec
tive eharee, having eubscribed myeelf for
one hundred of them. And that it may be _
made known publicly, thin proclafnsiation
shall be published and circulated in the. ac
customed form.
The Marquis de SouxnUELos.
ssl Haoanna. St]: Feb. 1810.
: Nora—Nu Frenchman whatsoever will
ss be admitted into the laland of Cuba, altho'
he should produce ducumeots proving his
naturalization, either in Ameriea or in any
ss other country
Last evening arrived at this port the Bri'
tish Packet Eliza, from Falmouth, with the
December and ]anuary maile. 'l'he Packet
sailed on the 15th of ]anuary. and . a pas
senger has politely favored the editors of
the Mercantile Advertiser with a sile of
London paoers to the twelfth of ]anuary
lnclusive, from which we have copied the
most interesting articles.
The paper of the twelfth states as proba- *
ble, that the French decrees wc ..ld very
speedily be revoked.
We learn from the passengers in the Pac
ket, that not the smallest apprehension was ss
entertained that a war would come in con
sequence of the d smissal of Mr. ]ackson.
Our London papern' are mostly filled :
T with the correspondenoe between our" go- '
, vernment and Mr. ]nckson.
LONDON, Deeembrr 27.
The liberty to import salt andctcolonial
, produce from England. is said to be con
ceded toSweden, in one of the articles of
peace between that power and France.
December 29.
Thc ﬂag of truce that sailed sor Calais
on Sunday, with Mayuz, the Austrian cou
ricr, and Mr. Powell, the secretary to the
American minister, retu'rned to Dover on
Wednesday, with the latter gentleman,th
was not allowed to land. This refusal it is
said, was qualisied by an assurance that he
would be allowed to disembark and proceed
to Pctris, whenever he should prtSt-nt him
self at that port [St. Malovs] through \\ htch
communications between the respective- mi
F nisten of the U. S. at the courts of London
and Paris were generaily made. .\ ster what
& has been said of America in the Exposesite
? are rather surprised to find so little dissposiz
! tion in the French government to acenm.
? the diplomacy os t at country. What dis
! ference can it make to Bonaparte, thrm-glt
' which of his ports, provided he tolerates it,
I Metsn. Pinkney and Armstrong corres
y pond ? This marked insult can hardly
'have arisen from mere displeasure at the
ibreach of a capricious regulation. From
]* the length of time that the Rag of truce was
[on the other side, it is probable there was f
some communication by tele 'aphpr other- .
1wise, between the comman not at Calais ?
siand his government respecting the admit
xtanee of Mr. Powell into the empire. The -
Bag of truce brought over a reportthat Mr. ,
Armstrong was about to return tss Amrri- l
ea. This. is therumor be well foundedst
would sufficiently account for the intiigmty
with which Mr. Pinkney's secretary has si
.u-ynolo'u formonpnflhlm (7pr
'An'm'peissusi mulfmmsiffm
. Jssnmf mllakecanqmm
Portogal. are to procerd to Haffi'ax. Apo.
ther embarkation, for the same destination,
'uilunediacely to nkc place at Cnrk.
Incorporalion of Hollcmd with France.
The threst dewunc'rd against Bollaad in
the many: to the French Stone, and du
:: bended into effect. That can.
at Porumomh. which were intended sos'
been treated. a _ !
ct ' T ' " " "—- ' . si !
Hsssi- ssi'*\3/ ;; .ctfss-Y:\< ..zsin 5- 7.-3. ' --.'1.5-'.- ' '--*u,
sisiBY THE LAST MAlL.w
NEW—YOZTE, Alarch 6.
."..iN.*-'
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
!! is said that the troops now emmuking
.
.—
s
sslsi A.? ' . _ -.-' ;ar- ct-sisi-ctzctsirssss.
, "she. . , ., niicwshe
nclilc'm si e hnsib'tm dnhﬂdssi-lnd
m of cumzwltsi'sisissifsiloslupwctc
Mby'numm moþc. credpzbe'niin axe
" n'ifea toþemorgsiouizbtiqnctxctoy i'cli
'_ e-i- condemned. . Lever; 10 4!)- :sizd inn.
., du nutbentieisily of which ye cmjm;
si'si' 'em tery,;stm generday- received with
this nnformaxion. The imelligmgp ".
brought to Anumdam by cxpreu from
Pnrio. ._
si Dordrccht, Drc. 21.
The French privatecr Lc Furct has cap
tured nnd brought into Dunkirk the Ame
ricau vessel Pamericu, of 320 tom, lgdcn
with linenc and gin.
A letter trom'Sc. Petenburgh, of the
RR ult days, " On the- 19:h. the ice in the
Neva became sufficimlly firm m. admit 0]
perlom wzctlking on it in onszw. Then
were 73 veuels lOCRN] m lhc fice: ac Cron;
nadt ; sixteen of them were Amoricans."
Yanucry 8
parment.
Duniiri, Dcc. 14.
The America,os Phtladeiphiasirmn Va
ret, is sent into Dunkirk, laden with iioen,
&c.
A ship from Salem, and a gniiiot. srnm
Baitimore, have both arrival at Sz. Schas
tians.
Plymou'h, jay:. 1.
Anived, the ship Caili- d ssmass iiozti Nur
folk, laden with tobztcco, bound to Ham
butgh, and ship Drssva'j- , (cum Amrrita.
R-zltera'am, Dsi-c. 19.
The Spanish A llianza, smm iisivanna,
is sent lntu D. ppc, by the G..tnd 'ssiuk of
Bag pictivasiesi r.
Yamrn, !si' 9.
An immense force. it wouid ssi-t-m, is
prcaecedingto Spain. Exrlusfvz- olsi ISssOOU
conecripts that have been trained at Bat—
oune, veterans to thrice that amount are
on their march for the peninsula.
The Rusaians are said to have been de
feated nest Sillistria, 'and compelled to re
ss pass the Dunuhe. The 'l'ux'ks were twist
' the rommand of'the Grand Vizierct'ct :si,
I _ We find in three paper: !: decrct as king
; Louit, issued at Paris on the 29'h ult.
} 'I'nephject of which is the augmcntution of
the existing taxes ; a pruosthat he me no:
yet done with the country. "
The Princess Chariottr frigate. with the
Lord Kcith, Earl Spencer, and Monarth,
: homeward bound East-Indiamrn, amvssd
ss on Sunday at Pnrtsmouth. They bring
3 the agreeable intelligence at the capturc o:
ss ih isle of Bourbon.
i
The American s-igate ]vlsis Ad sir, ar-l
tired on Tuuday oﬀ Dw us from N Yo-k;
from whence shsi lai-z-t r-n t'nc 1$th Oven,
She has brougtv papt ": to Zhut dntc inclu- 9.
give; thecnntcuts os w hlch, as nzng'nt have,
bm expected. are most important. The
round on whnh mrthcr communication
with Mr ]mkwn n'as refused, has been}
discussed mnn- of the housu ofcongrcss ;i
and the conduct of their nwu government
fully approved. The senatc, on motion of
Ms. Gllrs, came to ;: resolution, on the
8th Dec. declaring csirtain expressions need si
by Mr. ]ssschon in his correspondence
with Mr. Smith. to be ** highly indeed
:ous and insolenn'f Even thzs was not
considercd eutfictfnt; I bill, empowefing
the president " tosend out of the country
oﬀendiug ministers." was propoocd, and in
psogrcu through the name house. Should
du: house of'rcpreuotatires adopt the pas
siotu and irritationpos the Americeu go
scmncnt a cordielly as the lent: appen
j'a'tuary 20. iss
Mr. Oakiey is about to return to Ame
rica. We believe he leaves town this day ss
in order to emhirk.
Accounts from Hosland received yester
d-Y state tiiat It was hoped they wiium br
dbiG to avrrt the sate with which tizsictv Wrre
menaced, by the threat of unnzntisisn tf'
FranCc. the senate end lt-gislativc bu-lct-si
Were Undesst-iud to have represented, ti-m'
king Louis, tneir readiness to, zidupt and
:tctiorcc-ct any measures suggested by th'.
Frcnth government stir distrusing this
cuuntrv. 'l'hey else agreed that Huliand
should give every aid of which it was ca
pable, in any way to the Ffsstnsih sinaneee
lo this representation lome osthv principal
connmzrcial houses are eaid to have joined
lt :! possible the positionsinay be accepted. .
but we deubt whether it will prevent the
eventual incorporatien with the French
empire.
The long and very important ]I'UU'JHNCI'I
we publish in this day's paper, from Mr.
Smith to Mr. Pinkney, the American mi
niszer resident in England, closes the whole
of the eorrespondsince presented to congrcu
in relation to Mr. ]uckaon's unhappy-mia
tion to America. 'l'he materials necessary
{or I full consideration of this important
subject are still, sshmvever, inconiplete. We
want the correspondence betwan Mr. Er
skine end our accretary for the foieign de
'szmuu ".
' ' *-' 2- "1 TFIVQWI -ctsi-_ "l'- -4
ctfiss—fmfiffichtffiﬂﬄ- _ .
eilishssidissss _) anfirzgsi' ( si W .
sidmc'o hsin'siss ,:p'u: it in sck's'isi-agafii 'fsiI—ss
British miniitcr ; Without evil! wﬄinjssi
the [orlssnhfictryct nicthis run". "m ssfﬂsipntnfg
eschedrmmd dlsictM-h Nr- P'nh—cy'wassuisi
lkicudctwssmnhsilfiw : m- ;mnmwpc. m
si rcooldtioq' (life no discuss}!!! in lht n.
nate ; the. over was the n.!) pcm-n wkoct
" spoke on the bccmipn.
The annml tcson of th- Amnim- si'
dlncu wn hid hrs- " (manners th M.
ult." ]! didﬂoceue-me sum kinde ndn
to inopire complete cedfidcnrr in an'
tem of policy, which the ruling Pﬄv-L
imposcd upon' that country im- theacte ,"
'earl put. Like the old gnwrr-mem ct
'uropc, the Americars an- mnlxiy—gsi, bsi
ginning tewmdl :: nacimml (!d-f, exfjmjn '
of that contracted in rsiahlismng shctrsiss
depcndchv. The rxp'cncrs of th: Van
1809 arc admitted cto have- excudrd ,hs re
venucsto du.- ammml of nearlv Lzmnsisi
dollarl. The dcsicit for the (ming v.,,
is caicuiated at three miiliom, (Oct'pro
vide againn'which; as tull 1: to 'dig.
charge that as the preceding year, loane
are suggested. To dc'sray the inten-n
of (hue, an immediate and considenbl.
increaoe of the cxiating dutit-sin is Mcd to
be necesnry; and it it at the nme titno
thrown out, that in case of : furthcr'dcch
rationssoccnsioncd by a maritime inn, i:
siwill,probably, be nssrccasary to num, ei
ther directly or indircttky, to intend tan
lion- -
But the most important. pan of this" do
:cnment relates to the non-intercoum 'an
; The inadcquctcy at this mz-uurc', to-thc ob
ject it had in view, is dvdarcd, and then"!
tcrnativc is suggested of reinotatiugit in
zits original vigor, (that in, to abol'uh tho
? Cun-tling tradsi, and prohibit expomuiod by
'lan-l)ur remarng entirely all-iu reatcic.
ti. .:u, so far as they aﬂ' cl the common
axd navigsiwn of Amcnsia. _
! . " . ——
i" Vasussssfct'c onpc'lss'ly for Salt.
1 will sell thc PLANTATloN known by ss
: th e name of Men": Am, ying in 0 out to
m Virgimu, imntcdxatfily on tctne pOSI read,
about 9 miles from Alexandria. Tsiilsisarm *
.coutuius upwards of sctcn' hundred acrcs,
the sail is Well ad-ptcd for wheat, corn ot
tobaccn—tilcrc are on the sum two ltdusei,
o:.c ot \-.hi-_.h is a comssmotliotn (incliing with
a good Litchcn, and the other is a two It
buitding 32 feet square, sltingled and ved
ther bqarded but no ' lidS, it & li
tuctted immediately th post rossad nnd b
ftll excellent stand for : tavern. Mr Edgu'
.L-IbCany, of Ced-sir Grove, who'sircn'tden near
miss property, um _on application shew itto
any person desire-fs of purchasing.
! will also at" that voluubte prnperty
known by the name of McCtu-ty's Island, in
the Potomac river, about 20 miles above
(;corgc-Town—this island contains upwmll
of three hundred acres, the soil is equal in
quality to any land in the western country,
and is surpaucd by none for valunbletimbet
? l'or ho'use and ship building, only about 30
' acres are clcmed A further description in
deemed unnet essary as it is presumed that
my person wanting to purchase wi]: view it.
Mx' James Midtieton, who lives nmthil
i-"lmsid. tt til shew it on application. For the
abou- described [And! a great bargain will!!
--\I-* on application lsio the oubscribcr NWS'
in ucorgc Town. '
ALSOo
Dr. Hooper'c Physicians Vademecmn-o
just published—a very uzesnl Mamul' so:
young gentlemen of the faculty. Prive Ill
cems.
Dr. Rees's Musicl] Guidelk
Penniugton'o Memsioirs of n' IBill: Cu
tcr. . *' _
Blair's Lcctum on Rhctorickud dle
Belles Lcttnes. si
Adnns's Roman Antiquitiel.
Complete anior (new edition.)
Misses' Maguine—L vols. ct _ .
Poruu's begun- on St. Habit;
Dr. Newcome'sﬂnrmony of the Even,
list.!- ' ' .. '
Mn. ch's Lenentoi Yong-Mn.
Cowper's_Poems and 'lanm esile
Mgant T'msiimss editions. ' "
:de : iogdom, no": of " 'w
7 'and halfecqtpct lbu ss "",
Deumber 1, ,gotsi!
Gentlemen .tnd Lady's l'ockct Allnuun,
in [this] and Mot'occo bindingn, for the ym
1810.
AND
Jnhnmn's Virginia and Famer'c Alm
n-ctcsi lus Io. containing a varietyofusesul n'
entertaining matter—by the dozen or owen
Andsar tale 14, fay.: Kmnedysien. Bul
selJcr, limg-utreet,
.- v'v'
Fcbruary 23. lezn
just Uccivcd -
john W. Bronaugh.
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