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

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*. .W) : chide more highly after we
have lawn,- chid dis-In icss .:nqued is.
{he well In dry, do {in okl proverb
say-. " how she worth of uncer- Chil
kiss-Mi have a bin-ed n-dmu-si
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love had ihﬂn they can hard! he
_._**did mW—ﬂh in! deal: by dy
s here in little depssendence to be placed on
* reportso of French nﬂ'siairs der! ved through
Engliahsisonrces, houre think it nevertheless
proper to state, what we do not think impro
bahte, because'it it perfectly eotnpatihle' with
the character of Burr, v-ho' is stated to haye
prevented a memorial to the Emperor on the
an! ject of his former non-pincy to divide the
nnioe, and that he propoeed to Bonaparte, a
renevval of the design under French anspices.
the friends os Burr' in England spoke with
. thod-Wenns hiibeing successful,
and many of his old adherents had left Eng
la'nd tom-amu- in Paris, there .vrsiere seve
ral ther-meinie him.
it is remarkable. howerer; that we have
_ no adncesohsihese sWrs from Peris' further
th'it'ithefeitof Burr's arrinl and hie being
were in obaenrityct, treated with inchd'erence
by" the death ministers . and that our ent
bees-doi- theesie ligs net even heard all the me
uxoria] dipt)" referred to in the Edglishctac
eeqntssi; nor hadhejlyknnwledge further of
a new winister sine-in} to the '-Unitrd States,
AN true:-teen vessel about to enter the
Tape]; deadned for Admerdem, was forbids
den to enter, nid, aitlnte'temse with Hol
- land deciassl'Ed tain Wounded to the Anteri
een leg, nfvhich a poaidvenotifieetien was
that .
The veaaels the: inrpcdcd had arrived in"
England.
The Danieh government bee nede a simi
lar communication, qualided in the mode,
by an intirnation thet though the 'Atssne'rican
l gvill si'not be enssered to enter the ports of
Denwarh, it sriscs not out of any hos ile
dispodtinns nn ti e part of Denmark which
voeid ebeerfnlly countenance the fair trade
of America; but that 'the double con vietion
Of multiplied sreuds nndimpositions carried
en mider Aneriean colours. could natbe de
feated by any ed'ort nfdieerindnation.
The principle of the Duke of Cndore'e
htter, is declared td be adopted by actli the
power-s of the helde. and Awerican vessels
would not be permitted to enter any port in
that see. The eﬀorts of Mr. Adams, at St.
Peterebnrg, to avcrt this ennaequence, by a
strict diecriminatision bettv een Bsiritish covered,
and real Americen prop: rty. had not the tf
"sect hoped for. as the dificnities endinnu
wetahle' varieties of frends rendered the de
tecdon not always practicnble. Russian pot-te.
as well as Danisih and Swedish, Brnuian,
and the whole o! the: weet, will be closed
il any dhsipm' me she- comfort 1
[We pin the [dle-ing in the public on
ly lords ninth as it north.) _
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then m known tbrpughsi the pnblisic papers.
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.fot- examination, it is probable the perpretra
cttora would be discovered, and it' is probable
silike'wiae that the banka would reward" in -a
coitable manner, those who had given: their
-.timesiand labor in bringing thectguiltyct to kpu-ss
s uiabmcnt. si , . '
] PHlLADaLPHm, Junc :.
A Ropectablc'lricnd hll facond-m ctvith
from the Came as Cor-mo:, qf'dpri! 27,
" ' . _ ,1810.
' Maþopufisinmme him}
Our extemul defence and neur'uy could
in: be oatksiciorily"þccubliched. while she
peas-heed commit-state dcpmmem of Ve
nezulo united under Ibg ancient system. did,
not sum with the cayiul I conledmcio.
the-would me: mpeenbifity so the one
? ubieh an In" widen-bell ; and with this
L view the provided! go!-manent have them:
1- (running-& "live-. than thing;-r.
sssi but quﬂi5glby tsillcirsi'imlf-jle. "much.
mfit; inly- int-neu- {al-mo'
man sum . sitbcpublkssdi
.si" " lb.}hlpg t fills MKN'
(If M'M Nﬄcelfss Ill] Wtsij ;- ..d
' nium-'He an'-Y
.. WMct—Msiw
"si. N "I.-LI.) m ss -
Wffictssfimss *
-—---" sisi'- ,' I ;' , :
ctnatsi ; ye! tn teare.
ct'ctYsseteven' mea, the [tide 'tis "that wondeisnl
man in not ,sullﬀnowo ; nor could i? have
been to" tottysctknotssre yet; make!-iniqu
the msul ' sisi _ 'nec ctthe'eotiotry'hn hed
nion,-of _ e men-when character-end
Pemhave bun . ditectly appetite to
l.. : ' ? 04 ' . . A ss
Ylf the rit-title df—thlsington bed fallen
upon hie eueeulore'; "if" they had been—En
dued with his wisdom and virtue, and bed
' followed hirntepe ;"ts government had all
'along continued to more in the nme digni
ied course, as welheinee his death an under
hie adminiecttration ; it' would have'heen
heppy* indeed for the country; but the same
os_thington would havebeeo-leu illus
ttmut. _ " .
As in setting ajeerel to "the but Advan
,uge, lornething of a diﬀerent and-inferior
color in ehaded round it an soiltoexalt its
lustre, to the enemies of Wathington are a
(oil to hie-character; Thoughsisi-theyaneant
hot so, neither did their" heartiss think 40,"
they-have rendered hie memory 'more " dear
and his fame brighter than teemingly could
have been posiible without'their help. L'Be
tween him and them are eeen as striking op
positel as light and datknen: here wis
dom, there fully ; here magnanimity. there
meannees _; here plane, there Projectt ; here
the dignity of an honest mind, there the
turpitude ofintrigue, deceit and falsehood.
And correspondently to the oppoeite -cha
ractere have been the diﬀerent lruite which
the public hat reaped from each : from the
one natural eecurity, honor and wealth ;
from the other national weakneu, dltgraee
and poverty. That there he. been-a la
mentable falling oﬀ, on to our public essaire,
einc'e theee men quartered lhcmlthCI Upon
the public, is what must he obvious to ere
ry One who is not eur-lt in etupitlity or
blindesstl b} prejudice. They have blittered
and purged the nation till they have reduc
ed it to it' skeletun. - ; .
' the (0!th -
si'ﬂ ActNSLATlON.
si nenLtraud or species of ' countersiiting haa
" from the right or left hand mal-gin) but an!
hitherto are of the denoininations of 1,'2,
'8. I. and 10 dcllars, and rathei new than
an'erely by it. rlf etery petum trode-ting
-auccth a note in paymenr, except those-whose
'petratora of this fraud live or carry on
characters place them above auspicion, was.
apprehenddd -- and taken before the-.pcﬂice
lately been detected- The per-ons who
commit it tear out of aix, owen or eight
notes as many pieces as will make an addi
tional note, being pasced on a peice of thin
paper and Well mmcsshed, form-apparent!) a
complete note. - The notes seem _tt he nce1
the piece: are taken are, with-the eXception
of thoae'notea.which lurniah the margins,
in two pieces, and these being pit-ned, aew
ed. wate-red or par-ted together, form anon:
which appears to have been injured by ac
cident. (totn in two, un piece torn either
their V.;llalnput twain-s: in this city,
and "that atich of our citiZena in are
leaat acquainted with . Bank Notea.-aurh aa
market people and retailera, aufl'er the most
Bcientlsit- complete to entitle the holde!" to
demand payment from the [Filth which issu
ed it. The notes used for thia fraud
mach wotn it is certain that the persi
Fratlda pram'ch with But} Noten- A
From the New Mark same."
ct ii'
UZRI find,:
lsisi rub-Me of 'm-si-uztad-Pmtm- of
VenethTlit-Tpsnishnatinn, sitte two
yTe'a'rinf " that: and the Zsssiasictsisiiss
man!-tri. .! deliver: ,- , 5 eke -
i, "ent.-e; lime-on thsiee've of sylling under the
ltymnidl wife "of "ib " ianuemra—The
passes of theBiern'Mnt-ena which delend- .
ed the unkind;! of the nationlhsover'eig'nty
" havingþeen Laud, by the enemy. they
have descended. like an intpetuouetorrent
Pm'lAWMi.M the other southern-pro
tiinces of Spain, and "are actually harrassing
the rest of-thode few honest and worthy-pa
triots who precipitately-Iew for she'lter un
der the walls of Czdiz. . - .
The Suprcme Ccntral Iunta which pns
sesscd the national auzhority, has been dis
solv-d and dispersed, in cons'equence of so
-much turbulence and pr ecipitation; and fi
nally by that and cutntroplte, the fewe-'
reignty of the nation, legally constituted
for the general presctvation of the man has
been thus destroyed. Under these embar
rassing circumstances, the inhabitants of
Cadil have organized a new system of go
sverntnent under the denontinatinn of "true
-gency," which can have no-other object
'than'the temporary delence. of thou in:
'Spaniards who had succeeded in cscaping
the yt—ke of the conqueror, and providing
for their sutore safety, and consequently
cannot be clothed with the gent ral national
power. much less that osthose citichs who
possess the legitimate and indispensuble
power of'watching over their own prtser
t-atinn and security, as integral parts of
the Spanish monarchy. And can you ob
tain so important an ohiect by your depend
ence on a power in itself ille al, ﬂuctuating
< and agitated? Would it e prudtnt los
you to neglect with indiﬀerence so precious
an opportunity, ﬂying after vain and ﬂat
tering hopes, instead of hastening to con
stitute that union and lorce which alone
can secure your political existcnce. and el
scctssthe libetation osnur belovcd Fcrdinnnd
the 7zh, lion- his melancholy impriton
ment ?
F Should we, by this means, in this delight
ful clime, perpetuate that- augost and holy *
religion received in m our sonsathera ?-- '
No! belond'cnn-patriota; thesipeople of
Cataecas. are Well tent-inced of the necea
sittsi We- have as agitating our, cause with t-i- \
gnr and energctv. is ye with to prearrve so
many and such invulunlje rights ; and with
this "it w, after ltctceit'ing the drplosablr in
formation of the unlmun-ate state of the
war in Spain, by the .late arrival: on our
' coast, it was determined to lorm a provi
aiunal government in this capital, as Well
for itstlisi as for all other parts of the pro
vince, which shall unite with their accus
to'med hdelity in savor os Ferdinand the
7th, and was proclaimed and made public
on the 19nh of thia present month, deposit
in; the supretne authority in the most illus
, trioua council of this cit and a number of
tleputira that were DWLZRI associatea, and
together Were especially charged to promote
and eatablish a plan o auZh admintstration
and gowrntnent as mayþe considered moot
congrnial to the interests and geneml.wisb
es nl the people. . ' ct
_ 'inhabitants of Venezuela! thie is the
;Q'olt- of the citynf ..Camccttl. .All 'iu- sin:
'and highest authoritiea, have anlemnlyav
knrmltegrd it. silly .a'ccepting and swearing
;-_tn observe, with ,,dctue .obtdience, the-deci
! sionn of the peosiple by their-representativu-z
5 and We, in obedience to the sacred dutiea
Q-imtma-d upon -ua, -n ate it him to you.
-_. and we invite youto join in that union-an}!
,sm'mnq- which on" us 40 the and: dttty
and interest. ." the sovereign _ haebectep
proviaioaally published nitiu e' indivi
duala, it iaaot south-Julian" of eat—i
ting over. you, an incultings 9: 0 '
..uautpctatioo. noryet a d'llgncesulsisiot,
Þsol -claveay; but that the nrgqney a
lcellity of the momenn'aa rell as the
Z-velty and intponance as the object-, iln
rioualy require it (or the common aecnrity.
"Th'-1 in:" you it out of one power to make
. maoiseat to on on thia haaty oecaaion, the
exunoiott o our qenessrova' idea-; but you ]
meat reﬂect, that if neat-knowledge god ;
'loodly claim the aacred right: of nature, to ,
protectout civil lubjection, in defend 15. ss
' central and legitimate common authority,:
I hich united us. "we do not the len keepen ss
. in' you tho-e "intiolable' right., and then. ?
. sone we .t-u opportenely tall yotno the ex- ;
eniae of the supreme aithomy, in .
tion to the r'cater orsictltaju made. i..
;:ziﬂiosi'iqigsiohali sell toihe into! each
time; _ ia, moreor the " le
on: the denþiatﬄehieh omwof
sit eate-tenthe " e'to' ' to" '
tttneit 'oi-Ventsizda," * ﬂ man:-'a:
' ss' add; sithe ssailcejrity- done-fill—
tMM EsiEW-IQMM
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poeisishfﬂlssexl'w'
WctW ths! nisi-act "o! their ign
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M si" ,? sisiﬂmwctctzssfi-esizsisim ' si=
ssss'ZafiipoL' zhpljhglctiqlssy rtli imss .[sisici
- ha'iWiQﬂffiiﬂsi-simsi man, In .
way; be for do us;! for out descend.." -
firsissic object of ou'rf admiration & the ,
cacsszbood. w- Who do! wilsi-That the 2
up _' rdtfiiusihueaud and csi,
t rod' but she country wish [he "me
'. Jecliosidind WZW I! bunch-c., she,
being in: bedde". nfsn . Writ
mon linccxectlyunwdjn. m! came, "is.
thb wsspy, ruling shssgss but! Qs our *
waites up'bn MiﬄMble sopndniq ,,
fracmity andsi mionz'it_lh1l "num,".
out most dinm genuine-6 the pkniss
. recollcccion of our Nppctsssﬂxss. and N
baps we may obtain the utgssgction of 55
holding our below-(I loven-sin ):th
. Vll. prenidmg qvcjt the. alone-us daw,-si,
sithe people o! thin country-a
qu'n Tmr Pmsi
. .(Sigucd) jeu de la: you".
ctssCaraccap, Aptil 20,18!0_.
] --.*.-'_'**
On edne evening arriv be,.
"from .Laguirs, a gruish biig, having n.
! board the pennon who lately adntin'tstered
the government in Canccas, under the ".
thou-itros the supreme-"centraljttnta. We
undet- and that upon the arritsial of a 'tttd
' atsi Laguira. bringing intelligence at the du.
solution of the ]ttnta. and of other etern.
in Spain, the ssantiwrity of those who m
. administered the government of the man
in the name of the ]unta, was disregatdsid
in consequence of which they tmbatkcd,
and, tre understand, here taken this tout.
try in their tway to Spain, to which m.,
will shortly proceed. "
To captain Lansigtlon we are indebted for
Havanna pspers to the 17th ttlt. ] he)- as
principally filI-d with extraeta from the
Ameriean papera. The only matter of in
terest is the proceedings of an extraordina
ry meeting of the ** Cabildo," on the loth
of April, upon the receipt- of the procla
mation of the Su ferne Conne-'t! o! Recent,
of Spaits and the Indiea, no. addreutd
to the Spanish Americanl. The report
whith they have published islengthy, n
ﬂccts principaliy upon the perfidy ot Nape
leon—the ill success of the Andalttsisa
: forces—the insivestment os Cadiz, and the
; danger-a to be apprehended ltomth- cmts
sAties' of France in Somh-Amstiea—aad
ends with a profdsitiod to strengthen the
arm of the got'etnor, Who immediately
pgbtishesid a superior order to the known] ss ss
& (81: . . . . a
j ** That isany person whatever do I cqy '
{ of the proclamtitton of the intruder juseph
ss Napoleon, (lated 24 On. 1809, he shall
' immediately present it to the nearest nia
ss gisttate, that it may be burnt by the hands
ss as the hangman. That issue)" other abottid
appear, it shall immediately be carried to
hts excellenty to be disposed of as may be
thought belt lor the public vanqutlit). But
that no person shall retain in his "lamented
any paper of this description without incur
1tin,} suspicion, and bepunished" aceotdiog
V. "
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to enh- new Risiu
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,ct 400 Recdu- quiuble for finding rash.
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w swan. ., 4..
to band. excellent And! ;
20 grocc man! Cidcr '
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a mail.
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had: nlﬂnddmus-ct
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Now Laudinssg
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'May 31.
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