Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-01 00:00:00, page 3

, 151,608 qn_
"From thisstatementyou will be able to re.
k the g'mc demand there is for the srticle
'Wheut, Land-this vast import conviaces us
on and more of the great deficiency of us.,
ear's honest' in this, country, more espe
ially, as notwithualdinz the emount of
uppliesin so short aspace the price has not
iven way to more thirzd'tojed per qr. We
ere inclined to think from the unleprofit
hich is realiaed by said importation that con
sequently the prices in France, (snow which
country the greater part of the guantity-noted
has been received) must be eomparatively
high,. and therefore this being the one, from
the present nate of politics as far as regards
France, itwould be had policy on the" part of
Bonaparte to allow the price of grain torise
stiil higher. which certsinly will turn out so,
thuulcl the immcnse quantities continue to ar
rive from that country. We qdwethe price
of wheat from 15: 64 to let per 70bl ; ﬂour
-57 ass per bbl, and when we consider that
these have been nearly thepricesssfor Decem
ber,' and are so for the present month, when
our market: are receiving eupplies from om
_own formers, more than any other periods of
the year,": are'os opinion; that this and other
circumstances which we have related, gives
' as much reason to think, "that..priees in the
! ensuing spring will be such, as to aﬀord the
shipper e hand-owe profit,- and would there
- fore recommend the above named articles "to
- your- attention}:
: [Feet Gazette.
: New Yottx, Apn'l 28.
"The votes' {or governor, lient. governor,
senators. and members of,-the assembly;
were- not all canvasaed' when this paper
went to press:, except the latter. " Six sede
rsl- repnblican assemblymcn are chosen, sad
- five democrats.
Queea's totality-if frderal by'a majority
ssos npwarsidsos one hundre'd votu.
' 'Yeererthy'the Duke of MontrosePasicket,
mrrieed with sithe-February mail. 'She sailed
'frvm Falmou'th-the l4th ult. The Princess
'ctAmelia Pstkct;'wss to sail lot New Þ'quk
:in about ten dy,-s.
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MTE FROMBNGLAND
The ship Golbonda, Cssppuin Crooker, 31
day-'- srd-si ,Linrpod. stint! of Sandy-ss
Hook} mew:-morning, and in. the even
inz the Man game-up in sin pilot boat.
By dip ytnyl the editon oithe Niw-York
Gut-ne have- received Loidde-ppq , o
thesissdsictﬂndh- lt willbo me by
folk;-ing wrung.-that, 'evrry thing was
going it well between she-British gone-u
ment and this country. -ct Price directs at
Let-don, 8 pcP cem- cdnsob 68- 1-2 54—
sscmk 68" z'jo__si_ _ ' .- f \
An Mix] account bfsitlie captmfe df— Gol
dfiwþ' it published iisil me English pcpen.
lt " 'rsicponed tluts Bouy'o' intended,
'b'd m'ﬂ' her escape in dis'gttioc to : dis
.cttant garment. ' " si ' . ' _.
'Full-"i had been given to king—length
lap-n- of man into Ciyetpqqk from
ss'Jmmy 1, now, to Mudt 24, 49510
baked __ .
_ ' Londonsi—Msosi '
man-ram ta,-e. ]ohn Adm' 'ia
"Mr \ to mctailw-momwhom
0? .. IN Und'td Sun.." ctlt is;-gene
-l'lnib'estcytd upon;-the Afterw- 9ij
From "it to to set/: Dec. 9, 230 qu
um Dec. te sti- jan- Mmo
m yan to ma you. same.
! Slh tofiﬂd 19ss713
f ,224,:o zed: — :mao
0, BkGHT HUNDRBD AND TWEN
si Fovn sun.-1- of When were meint!
don, NEARLY ALL non FRANCE,
; the then period noted, and while it
"WW for us to carry it.
must-later, dawd Lint-pan], Fab. :.
* Smemem of the qulnsilicy _of foi'eign
but "Upon-ted into London had in]:
Doc. ms, useth I... me).
on—ktmmll'-—lh Ml
; W m
round, in! 1.
4 --uc- '
The American frigate the ]ohn' Adam;
does not sail from Cowes unto-morrow.
The departure of this vessel has been de
layed, in order the: she might carry'o'ver
to the American government the result of
.the negociations between the Marquis
,Weiiesley and Mr. Pinkney. We shall
now have an apportunit of ascertaining
{the real intentions of e American go
' _ vernmrnt, beyond the possibility of a doubt.
si The ]ohn Adams trill carry out to Am- ri
ea intelligence of, the new outrages commit
(ted by Bonaparte against the property of
American subjects wherever it can be found ss
---and also the amicable arrangement set
tled between the marquis Weilesley and
Mr. Pinkney.—-lf the American govern
sitnent rejcct the lattter, and atillmanifest
a disposition to submit to every injuryss
and every insult that Bonaparte may;
choose to heap upon them, all attempt at'
ss negociation on our part will be useiess.---i
rWe trust, -hovvever, that the last act of
violence which Bottaparte has thought pro-si
per to- adopt, will open the eyes of those
men in America who are even most attac h
ed to France, and convinee' them 1hat -no
concenionson their part, short of sbsolute
submission, will satisfy the tyrant o!
France, end-they must make up their mind
either "to be his vassals or his' enemies. . it
is reported that' the 'Iohn Adam so to call
ate French port, in order, to carry general
Armstrong to America. 'This we doubt.
Whatever disposition Mr. Armstrong may
have to wish to leave France. he will, in alict
probability, wait for despatches from his
government before he resolves upon so de
Jcisive a step.
1"! .
"A letter from Blessre. :]ohn Bulltley and
son, (lated Lisbon- Feb. 22, 1810 to Mr.
Pain,-merchant of Boaton; says, "'A very
'favorable change having lntcly taken place
in our merket,'sor the sale of grain & ﬂour
sisive think it may be" of service to you to be
icquainted thereof. * By thessannexed plice
current- )ou Will plen'e observe, the present
lsiquotatione, and here beg to add that there
is every appearance of a further engmente
tion: The large euppliet required for the
' British and Porrvguse' army, labout 'eighty
or ninety thousand men together with the
numerous ' reinloreernenu expected - from
England :"m grounde on which 'we- form j
our opinion ; and she eiportltion of 'urein
[from the Levent being now prohibited, we
must chieﬂy depend on your continent for
our supplied."
-Prire:s-Cern,ss"$4o'to si 5'60 real 'per 'sinl
.quil.; ﬂour, super. 12 dollon per bbl ; bees si
12; po'rk' 14; pitch? ; ,tar'szoo ten: tur
pentine 560; rice 4890 . codieh 8600 ,
beennx 360; pipe staves 90 dull-and
lﬂ ; borel 35.
Honourlpril-eosi.
, ] Taknsifor the WriaDailycizeﬂeJ '_
, The lpnht meed . requnt of Mr'. !.
--Carey why—on the ubln of the wedded). of,
jape: cnfitled- .dctioquioitionssn on the' . si
'oh'he ready-loude chain")! thy si Qf
sithe Uiivd W": EMW'!!! "'
i
i
Congns: of the Uuiusid was.
tuousn OF REPsiEEanTATxvzs. ;
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inn:-departe. lsis thie inteili ene'e should
beonnissrmed, we may c er e ruptnre
between Amcrica end France ee unavoida
Azedssmfe have been 'reeewsied ctfrem Hole
lend, ybleh etetee thet Bonepem hed' teen
ed : deade, 'ctord'essr'tng' all "the Amerim
pt ertyin Frence _-to be confieeeted end
eo endthe' rsioduce' to be ve'e't'edsiictn the
lmsipet'tel !? ,Nuntihhe nature of the re
htione between England end the "U- State!
ebonld be {meet-tained,- The lettet'sie edd,
the: Gen. Are-Woe; bad P'resieented e
ecttrnng remonetresinee egesitnet the violent
name. in which he dsiedered, thei'he
could enter inte no truly. not altold any in
terconree with the French government nu
til the property eonfieoeted weene-mediatio
tween Mlss'si Piblne'r and neess'rquie Men;-si;
by. Neve'eeeiehsietgsied "with these (his
þetebsissee will, it ieecteid, fleet pioeeedto lie-,
ere, when the but term-sin:- need.-te
nappeee', that ehe will tike Gensi. siAmi:
etrong on hond, loved?! (I Lunvey bnss
-—--V—
bllymdt end concluded by demend
ble.
Mrch 22.
old ...J
104
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us the "to] of thesiym , by.
all. obsifsiedfiﬀcfin HEHMMLHQ 45
pen-using uctsi'ssQ-W odd sie um:
. vl ed ill" w "sits,"?!
of ibcmm ;.M hhe'wiez-lct; sidresslsﬂ,
emp- keepen we;-ly pq'rd "ma-ripe;- & 55:
tuum of the pﬂqc'ipd ;! she blit- ith,
of the Home-e on she name,: of nel! o
ther general but]; of exþqddi n'ere
A eommsmic'nion (coin the?" poit' mature
given-p} are: received . pull; : nal-idea:4
'mndc m obedient—no _I reiolulidp ..of lbilsi
home Meredby Mr. Dan. Ordmd to
be stirred. -_ .
lit. Pid'iu oie't'edﬂu soﬂbjibssg ran'lu'
_si Rmbed, Thisbe shewe-Hot the U.
State: be regne-ted on cause en he laid be
fore this housq topics of nium-union
"tions made on'the nfthe nited Side-T
in ans'wer to-a'n o cial none: of— the Ozdosil
An'ssnctfiimyfnm the Fren'esih minute");
"general Amt'rnng, and of an communi
ntione that my Midb'e'eli mh it;-burni
ni'ner at London, on the tun ohhe "Bri
tish 'gover'n'nient, in answer to my note-tire—
ee'nted by him.' in pursue-te os' instrttctidne
given on the 23d of Novetnber, 1809. Al
so, os the an'-en, which may have been
'given to nny propositiona or oveftfires
made on the part of the'United Slatee to the
Fgovernrnents of Great Britain and France,
reapecting any of the orders "and decrees li
(ecting nenml cqmtnerce, and which have
'notheretsiosore been communicated to con-ss
, grete, and do not require eecrecy. - -
The q'tteetion onthis resolution w'rs ta
ken and carried: Ayes 52, noes 39. Mr:
Pitkin and Mr. M' Bryde' were appointed
to wait on the president and present the re
solution. -'
The bill to allow the privilege of the li
nbrary of congreas to the agent of the com
ss mittee of the same, was read : third time
and passed: ayes 58, noes 82. ,
..Thc bill further to emend the cem- act
was read :- third time and pened. .
On motion of Mr. Lewir the unfinished
bsstteinue of Saturday wes laid ad the table.
The bill authorising the erection at cer
tain light houses Was ordered tas b'e engrolsy
ed for a third reading this day. . '
The house grqceeded in the Ednbide'ra
kind of the amendments' of the dance to the
(Mannercial intercoune bill, (commonly
ealled Macon s bill, No. 2. )
sisnn:
)! Trb'ct qf Land
ONTMNlNG ab lZ-bth me: Will;
on the laid fand Men the Man-dyde.
For the convehieneeofsipnebnen the whde
tree: he: been laidoﬂ' Now—starting,—
man man. A adventure-nasty
nen en epWct'te the inherit-r. i _
"rit-kene- ; Conectiends beachss—ld
- Ai
' renew-Pan 3]; - !
sisi'sifisiw and read) ay delivssetssyct-te
W Of lb. 'Wﬄsssh Milk,) I
Idlplealenpfiy
Junc- K-ndedf; "!
A?" 3..
""" assume-a "
Via ux pudbyibclwmsi
W'Tdn
duty be Mild-hereby dueeud why' he
ctdsi Male and: fixsimwctisisi'
:: "m Wu and ..
?si Mffﬄw sh' si. si
: si '
;R. -1. musi
Apssrssi] n. '
Pli'tm'qﬂnzbsih Must: FMW'
sinctfissmwrshp oft—in}!
endowed Mb bsie'fin—
zx'reno, ,
Ship Alshi'ra, Whipple, Ndrfsialk; 'Ngar
and cossce- , to ]acob Morgao.
Schooner EHzabbth, 'Ncwcombj Boo
ton; northern produce , to ]oho G. Ladd
Schooner Sally} Emery, Saco; lumber ,
to Will': am Yeacon.
Sloop Olive Branch, 'N'evett; 'Baltim'ore ;
spring good: , to diﬀerent merchants.
anAxto,
ferenl ahippers.
Under the euthorlty'" of : deed of trust to the
eubecrlber, on Monday the and dey of
May next, will be 'offered nt public ale", on !
_e qredit osso end 90daye; at the tavern of
"sin Padget. on the Western Turnpke
died, five mile: sr'om Alexandria,
"in;
cousin-...... .-—5-U
Sioop Unity, Hand,- Philzddpbia'; dif— si
!me :ﬀ Alexandria.
sPU-Isilrsisilc 'SALE.
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m. Ilﬄd Issmsiodi "
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unevmbemdeoi "
plemde si ' :
siwm be ."o'm', .: þublieiﬂsse, 'etctfﬂfsi Its-si,
ven, in AWMMCA'ZDKDA 45,"
um: of May neit— " si - -__'si sij'
'l hat valua'blc- 'Fmt—ctsi 's .
knewn n Brent'a' fame, some:-ly man
by Presley' Cox, end lately by led-up:}!
'eon, beingon-tbe man of HW'si Rue,
about Wmﬂes fmm the town d' -._
dria, bewebn ibesi'ColdseRextud- ssctdsi'ct _ . ss"
great tunfpiicte no'w IMWM' '
to' Liule River, confining man";
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1)quan Cup-ly of Afilþhb a
{: !: nohfi the them
(;: Domidsi'on del Mb '
si-s'ctu- si as? " "If"
Via-07" MMMW was}? '
street, on Wlmctfijw
j'zpsieulsictio; _1 _- . ctss
mMWs .
WÞ'W' .ss
. Humour,-cum
cil Chamber; At lOo'cloe htheou ss . '
Puncmn meum-is m-Wuubn' ;
quetced. , _ si . .
The-fine to the me in,: it "
men": will be" medeby {is WW
appointed by the masses man mue
the purchaser-s, 'in the above n'had Wk
: large þropertion of bjouon M. which
will make excellent me'adiw, bed the tip
pro'dueeden' the deyei dle, 'ltsd ss .
now be seen by WJM ' "
planet-le, siptw
imon tity. r'l'he had it]! so Wﬂ
offrous'bu low-ent cttdﬂsslﬂ WÞ'
The term! of all int be-si M—
and : q'e'dit efsi'e mﬂeh'hm as
untime; we thirde, not" w
wdpnynbhattbdr'iM-UW'
HE A'bni'eryM'h esﬄelkds: si.
nic Relief Sedem'a . si _
Teeeday, FlRST or, M.] ., ,_
land he. eleg'esidt man for" We]. ;, , .
W! 1 _ "la; --
agreeeble to sight dun-my M
the! o! AW field
bees-ing} kite-n'ot sro'l- —-—-;=—-—.-isi—.— — -
siMdy' ]. .
Mathhmcss Relie chty. si..
By Order Uss th! Prudent.
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