Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-16 00:00:00, page 3

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** Where in 1 piteh of ' . dsi
hieh to pan it eriminal—t - _ct ';ss emiefi
now, . d in view ofthia si 'si -- -
ry kn we have lum: that tween
eat and our men:-al, implacnble reign
nemy, exist a friendehip, a coalit'ton,a
ne-they know too that thia knowledge
- our part will not be long; emothered—
Vhen their coaleseed friends, in the night
s New-York, murder-ed an American ci
'zen, you gave way to the general nnd
- onrtt indignat'ton we expressed—but
hensi that lsiervor had eubaided which is u
- y awakeued by acts os atrocity, what
hen did you do Z—your _conduct wan such
a made even the British nation ashamed ;
bit we have temcn-bered, and when, (is
hll not already happened) the measure
ohall be filed, youwill God that, that peo
ple, whom you have ditided, whoaesi weak
nen.you have delighted to magnisy, and
whoeejbtbct'cu you hctve viewe-l as the only
forepart: {or yon to eminence and power,
have strong retentivct s ultiet, and a re
lentlesa arm, that net.: stops short of ex
termination."
**\Viien the cowardly murder, which
climsoued the Chesapcakc with the gene
rous blood of our brothers, that widowed
our sisitrrr, and cast upon the world the
helpless orphan, was announced, did we
tmt imiinctichy seifie our musket, and was
not our first, our lust, our onss'y thought,
vengeance—gon asusnn, you seicleing
DAITARDS, did you then appear? dare you
then harbor doubt. No, the gentlest mur
n-ur would hate been the itignnl for your
[Ulnct
** No, We shall never let depart, the re
colleetion, that on thst otusion, you even
ottt-rimﬂed the murdertng auam'nr. who
committed the deed in malice and bitter
nels."
" We understand these aﬀairs, and we
shall in due time utge an argument that
willadmit of no reply ; we shall speak with
a tongue that no pOWcr can ral-t."—
** Here too have you l-c-cn watched, and
when the In! column in the temple of A
merican liberty shall be natailed, make] up
on its apex shall stand : centinel, whose
tncsin will convince you, that even in that
moment e slumberlng natron can awoke."
" No ; you could not; we have traced
put in all your hostility to us,-m] your so
phisms, up to the source of your supreme
aﬀection ; you forgot perhaps, that we heard,
that we knew, that while Ersline was at
Hsiuhiugton, that your principal, your arc
fie, and our most deadly enemy, deeerted
l.}: seat in nen-te, and 'till midnight broad
ed with this foreign emisury upon the ruin
of our country—you forgot that we have
learnt that all your speeches in Congnu
during that union was only : commesintary
upon the (gent's secret instructions—and
that we know the conduct of England to
ward; us was in : degree nhuped to suit
gscurpolt'Cy ; can you eXpeet an nmnesty for
then trine-,"
" No. Pickeriog. you on never, be for?
duced ; but you are not "done, the whole
"ib: of when-able pigmiee that travel in
your wate, methe renne-lure:! ,- ssyou well
know that when the pened; QPHKITÞ'ssPf
England wn moot-ced- wlut ovr fgdby
were ; you well recallen Mye'tdssnsidmssd
she xi.-za- —_ made [e'ussibsill QM
imul: ; youkm thn wesiﬄ WfiOF'JU-sim
:espeetin' the negoeiutision, (And: "in
. -—<ss. no" m- . '
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TUSSDJY,—1ANUARY ll
ELEGANT EXTRACTS. .
The following extraeu are from shþicle
o the Aurora, addrened " to the leden!
ec 'rrr in Cause-ere," n'nd lulled " The
'rople. " They shew the tmenplrsipf Ge
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Ass. Macon called up his bill relative to
3 the com-nercial regulations between this
. country and Great Britain and France, and
their dependencies. After some converte
9 tion respecting sia question of order,
. Us. Burwell rose and said, is in order,
! he would movem poatpone the lurther con
sideration of the bill u nil to-morrow He
did this because he "would consider it hie
duty to oﬀer sone motions which might
iperheps be incorporated with the principle
of the bill, or become the subject of dietinct
propositione. Although information had
;beeu obtained, in some degree, mpeting
the eituation of neutrel tude with the north
emsi powere of Europe, yet even th'-t had
not been printed. He therefore deeireda
-._ibort po'stpouementos the bill-He conceived
;ssit youid not be consistent atthis time filth
sithe chenoter and dignity of the U. State-,
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!Housz OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MounAY, ffanuary 15.
; Several pris ate petitioos were pretented
in sifixssad mark out precttety yh'nt' yere
Meconium-end righte, there in. eothhz.
si swim meint thin mteh, thin in; of
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no In odnoeived, which ehotsstld was
ﬂecked-Milk Withouten
A general etetistical account of the Che
roltee nation of Incliune hae been lately
communicated by Retnrn ]. Meigs to the
Secretary os Wer.- Their populution is
L.,395. They have (5.le horses, 19,16$
black cattlc. l,0.37 sheep, 19.778 ewme,
1,572 spinning wneele. 439 looms. 50 Wag
gone, 567 ploughs, 13 grist mule, 8 law
mills, .; ealt petre works, 1 powder mill, 49
eilversunithsis lchools, Mclnldren at lchuul,
841 white pen;-te and 583 uegro eleven
'l'ne property which has been ﬂCQUlst'd
within it but years, is eettmated lt 61,500
dollare.
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Captain Tice, from N. Orleans, informs
that he saw at the English Turn, bound
up, as prize to a gon-boat (as he was in
formed at the BnliZe) the Felucca in which
\Viiliam Brown, collector of the port of N.
Orleans, had taken French leave. She wae
captured oﬀ Savana La Ilar, Iactmaicl, on
ly four houre after having landed her trea
eure. The gun-oont, ne understand, has
remained at Savane Le Mer, in pursuit of
the Collector. ( P/u'l. papss jan- 11. )
from Grotzue or Pusseudorﬀ will furnish an
epolegy to an injured and insulted commu
uityi-uNo-nyou will be mistaken-e- we
know nor care little about Grotius or the
" treaty of chstþ/mlia," or your sonhistry
---your speeches about the " laws of na
tions" when made at our own eXpence, cost
diplomney, this "mild mnin- Of Eu
rope; ye felt man; but wereby'pitjudlm."
" We loveonr governmensinnd are ready.
end-willing to evenge m mony—end you
will, too eoonsi for your nell'-se, discover tlnt
our confidenee in "undiminilhed. We know
that the ineult oﬀered, had no relation to
our eecretary ofslate, but we bottomed up
on aconviction that our clomben-ing apa
tlziud tonls would tnmely submit—you told
]ackeon that we would bear my thing-—
you told him that " we could not be kiekt
into : wnr"—yon have invited this insalt,
and we mean to hold you respontiblemlt it
in vain thatyou have told us this wan only
a quanel between two ministers-"fact! are
nubborn things, that will neither yield to
Dana's sozzliistry, or Quincy's logic-"You
---you will never ell'ace the impression that
this proceeding has had upon us, we shall
never be satisfied with your conduct-"can
you be such soolssi as to believe that extract:
more than they come to."
siw- wamwmmwm
be murdered Mssi'ouctrd'ellinge was".
then beﬂcxedsiend we are m—eonfiquzjn
u.' apertu- 'inoendiery, thia "mannes
madessefssohqbter and den-tation,- thin
scouts ctdisidiotd, lind in hiej'pocket corny
miniom ofpiruey end orden for 'eonlla-si
Congnsss of the United State;.
[Taint far the Alexena'ria Gazrtte. ]
exact-"55; i'ndhetbdssil'ibl be add-best
_tbsinct1siritlisstbenpeim v.- M Wﬂ'
ss joypsitrnde need, as estensive' es wdssbld
cmss'shued. He moved therefore to
sisi psiqatpctone a... further consider-tion of the
si billsstintil to-lnorrov._ The bctill wu post
_ M. NMR eslkdsi for the ordsrpf the
day on the. bill 'sa- gle-driving Alum-inn ves
"nel! arm ehsrneter is trsdinl Me? fo
, reign licences.
ctf Mr. Lives-more was spinst the bill- H'
? thought it (vould operate' Is.- bountyct t0_
- emugglers and to the dissdvnntlgc of 35.
fair trader.
Mr. Next-ton rose to give the history of
' the bill---he said it was once reported to
the house in the 2d seseionssof the.10th Cow.
grees. . It then passed the house,," to 167.
but was lost in the sennte on account of the
late day in which it was sent ap- _
Mr. Picbnan was against the lection-"
He thought it would cut np our mde to the.
letie, as all veeoels sailing thro' the sound
were under the necessity of "getting pertnis
sion from the government of Denmsrlt.
fist-. Sheﬀy moved that the committee
rise and report progress ; this motion pre
L Vltlt'd.
ﬂlr. Lyon, who at this inetant hnd taken
his; seat. rose to oppose what he thought_a
1 go!-law. He had suﬀered by gay-lawe
i lormetly, and this must he his excuse for
! speaking as soon as he had renched his sent.
(ing-law. nlwnye struck him with horror
; and he must have the privilege to oppose
them, and every thing which looke like
I them, whereverss he might meet them.
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: To be sold, nt public aale,{nt !! o'cloek, on
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"Ea- ThEsssubsan-asiar'ac'si'q'" lain—t';
the ladle- und gentlemen of,;uexsiasincgsi, m
he is compellod'byctthsilf my of his w,
. Abrahm Walkcr, ' '
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then about 75! borel- ; she]: a good veuol
nnd n'as fast ; lately she-the!! and not in ex
cellent order. Term-, made known :: the
timcosnle. - \— -. -
January u.
rule when our reporter closed his letter.
Mr. Smilie moved to go into cemmittee
of the whole on the report of the commit
tee on thetfilee and orders of the house.
The famous GAG-RULE under consi
deratiou.- _
Mr. Quincy's motion for adding a pro
viso to give every member, who chooaes,
the privilege of speaking once at least on
the main queetion, before the previous
qtteetioo can be taken.
Mr. Band: moved to emead Mr. Quin
cy'e'amendmeat by making it read, that
the previous queetion shall not be put un
til after reasonable debate.
)!r. Cox was in favor of the rule—but
willing to hear people epeak ; he hoped
however, they would not speak until they
had eomethin; to any, and that they would
ston when thev had done.
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Wlii sail for Norsolk on Thurs
day morning next.
nati-win;
Schooner Minern, Rhodes, Providence
--snntlriee—-to the master.
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THURSDAY, the lltfi inetnnt. at Man
teller and Younz' s wharf, on a credit,
January 16.
Mr. Up/iam me to spent agsinst the ?
Part of Alexandria.
WiLLuMsoN' s Packeti
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in me inn-turf. _ ' spot-sie- wade-sad,,
an measure-N., ' Lady-Wheth
Tbo obipoof an-sssi'ibllb
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On WEDNLSDAY, kde 1ka tom, kin
be told, bekweeakbe hounofunud'eli—
ven, nictrte, khe bond WwBMl,
Eeq dece eq
Hot/hold strait-ye;" , .
(lond-king of ces-pike, chin, mild; _- '
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Os ell man of t'ectdkysisi '
immedim ney—wyll. "
over, a credikss qs-ki! m
Advertisement. ,
HEREAS my wise Bill-both M ib
lcond from me on Would-by kbo
Sd Jamuery. low,-ad my non knit kbuch.
Therefore ] ful-warn on penonl
my Son end khon who may lond ki
or credik her may do ik et th on .
LOST. or voi-laid. :! Cow-firm
Shero os Stock m the little lum
Compuy, No. 39], dlkid "I ,
me:, in the name of ]OTNJH 'My {(
Mix-sans m consequence o !! cb OP
ply to the :)reinenk and Human]! "add
Compuny for : renew-! of nid Cilsikiluu.
7_ casks of Gunpowde}, on,
or m.
si ' Philiþ G. Mustellerct- --
For Sage or Hirsico . ,- .
Two smart NE 80 BÞYS—sstbq didd
about eighteen,ih9 you: It them sym
years of nge—anuirc \tbc. Prima.
Ianussary 16. ', - si "
Tessn o si
For apprehending and daisy-in: sithen-un
ncgro man moissed Szw wholoh WMW '
llth innant: is by a I black-lum;- _
bout !0 ycnn of age, ! fected-1 7 or I ssrsibchn
lamcounten ce. ls end-i 'QFWM
high, rather endcr' m to, und
ty an addiuoss a! compenhﬂoysivw be W
ed.
- fiushmd Washmgwn.
7?
luley niled for Did-us to the Denis-I of
74 in, Nun—bet 11
chave which following. cum! ctl
letter, dared can;, and Nov. to a (mill
maninchiacicy'. — , . ,
"Our gay-growen! m msikinc' ner-oc
dinary exertion: to nice I fare- nimal
of ten-ting the bow mia vsiicll'
the French will pourmo Man-(05:
uectncc ot the fiend him And. ;
the muzzle mll' ssbc ardssnou: ,. infa- -'
making that akin-dle mid '
our unde w not without did-qu
ficel. "4
ny &! the principal 5W win-he."
khcir opcny Wild, 't!
wopnsid ('ng marquis bt Wel
hnunry 16. llSk'si
luxury lGss. * -ss -
Mount-Veno
Ianuary 15—16;ss .— an'"?
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Daniel Milton
A' tomey for him TNÞMW
rukix of John Thomas dec'd'o '
lum-ry lo. - "wit
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