Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-17 00:00:00, page 2

.Z. _ Polmia. !
" The duchy osWanaw hn-beeu uggran- *
dizcdsiwithn portion of Gallicia. it would ;
But þeert en)- sor the ent nor to unite to
thatsietate theyhoie of Sal ic'ta ;btu he & (I
not chose to do any thing which might give ;
measure- tojh'n ally the emperor of Rot- '.ss
lie, sil- -_allicia, as in the former division,:tl- '
_ moctetil'n'cly remain in the wet of Aut
' usisi Hinmujetty never burni- view the
'ss re-"e-tssuþxtthment of Pnland. What the
empegoeh done for New Gallicia, wan
- Mma' _ 'ien by pelicy than honor: he *
cgonlsimtdeliver OVel' to the vengeance of
si ctasin implanbk prime the people who had .
- du-tt'tisi-jo much ndor in the eaute of
si. FsMQCe _ !
. . ' AssJG-ng Austrian prinee. ihe tame who ss
' mumded at Ulm in 1805, who is a ar- ,
amssnhe it ignorant in the art of war, '
' d't nothin eke with 40.000 men than tuf- (
sc-rh'tm—ci to be btattn by prince ]oscph
Poniatwtkssi, wht-se force comisted of
nooo; ss'she house of Austria through
the bademnbination of their general. lost
W'eeuctry Gallitia, the. inhabitants otsiwhtch
with essﬂhutiatm asth of!" the leaden yoke
sswhichﬄcd th-m. Thi- emprror conti
derrpzctit hifdutt not to lassv them under it :
.ctccctun'dti ' ._ His majury it duirout that
undersictssthesi yiee governmentpf the king of
Many, the inhabitanu of the grand—duchy
' otsi'wafoitwss sitnay occurs: their tran'quility
and'erjuy their present happy oituatioo,
within! giving any cause of uneasiness to
their ssuc ishbnfl. si
Thy"- kiugs os Bavaria, Wettphalia, War.
- cgmbctg, and the other princes of the con
fedeuttoo, will all vbtnin an increase of"
siterritmy-_ It would no doubt have been
easy for France to exund hsier limit- b'evond
the Rhine; but that river is the invarssiahle
bouttdafy of the immedilte nate- of her
empu-e. ' -
The Hante-tovm will preterve their in
dependenct, They will he at I means of
reprinlt in war. with regard to England.
dPt-ne with Sweden will soon be conclud
e . -
thing win be changed in the political
relations of the consedcratiossn of the Rhine,
or that of Heivrtia. ,)
For the fi-It time since that of the Ro
mm, all ltaly will be goterned by the
nue eptrm. The union of the Roman
state- vn' neceuary to bring ebout thiq
- nt result. They cut the peo'tmuh be
twec a the Meditcrrxmean and Adriutic ua,ss
lnd hivory [none of how much importm
once tue an immcdtatt communication be-ss
twfelt tq-per ltlly and the kingdoms. Na
plu. Three centprie : ago, the Pope. while <
CLan-s Vlll wn invading that kingdom,
sormtd : powerful lrngue ngainu him.;
The king'- retrnt ctwn cut rd. ndsihe re-ct
turned to,ance only_ by marching over
the body of the confedentee. et the head
ot uh- m'_ wn the'Popen Fame".. But
what med we to go back to the histories of
Omke'VIll. of Lwil lX,-or ol French
Is? van in our dnyr h'n not the Pope, re
ceived ln-Nl' cipital and in-hil pom the
Englkeþ. who, from thatsinyluln. spread
_ _d'mubuecsss throughout the Aingdotn of
' Nepsilq ned she Kingdom of-Itdysi-diatris
band Nry andposs'niudc nssthem
L-M'Ynusiﬂktidg our uldier'e in the -si
fdk'yi 1!!! Cssalebyin? 'The emperor
dieux dsi-tssbesiPop us that hio porti
.,,.uj 1th count itf_bectbeliwed ;
th! WWVC rejected!!!" de- ;
MI-Mrctpppd'dtctlfi? tvfonn to" us.:
Wensh—fssqctm dn— kmgdym um,.)
pkuH-ctnlssulyq 'The-Pope dnd not lhex
. lo thuwsidjctq e Wmﬂsh
general mue treatsuwndm in) :
wsijjsi-sisimnfnossnss .ss ss
SAN szjisi- 'BHÞVHETN- . ss
siWethkM .
ssL'cl'ly MBWMW
. 'Wm. : Man.
_,..-—-*.-*---ss*- _ ?
""KD'Y, MARCH'l'o : .- l
- ——-' ;. --< ;:sfss
-? niuf "a un: Alckn.
siL 8 0 III. .! T! rzss'z'o DY;
Pruidoncy of the End! of tho edpird'onunelss
noyn. or 71: n-i-fnuo'br un ltth "
\ nzcnn'n.
Thefollowing it the otatmm: as the n'hm- .
tion qflbe einpirr. at the first of Dec. i
1809. and: as it wan read in the chiclc- .
tive" Body, by Mam-dlchy m -Bim'dw
oftlu inlenssor.
(commend
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....—
VWTQPWM .. ss issu
mew WEYHZI Þvzssg velvet;}:
equ- want insi- she)! zmuedimly
become. hiee'sitmssnya Thu- M lilt
tiesiof- Attmtlitsjnd before \ ' 9? mea
lend, "the emperor received jon- Rm
tutor- fullsief mm-si- 'The-Pope I."!"
find. complaint! of t e- princi in of to
lerauee which are-eemecnted iheTNaj
' ctieoo'Codess: he brokeageinnt Organic
room by which the empiee-is gowmcd at
home, the! in which' he had tinder ne title
lhi;ii5ht to interfere. -- H e threw ﬂte- branch
in out provineee. - He endctewpred in that
nimsier-to d-ivide'ud 10 thaie the great!
an pire,'1nd no doubt ent be entrﬂlincd e!
vh-t he would have done,_is any import
iot hunle had. been lon- 3! he cvurt -ol
Rome hidcttheiuecret sentimt'uu too openct.
they could not minate the len'icee done
b the emperurto religion ;" but thin mo
twe pl gratitude which ought to have been
.eo oversul for the head of the church,
cou if" not prevail over the hatred of the
temporalrmvereign.
— Be'mg eom-inced-of theee truthe which
are con rmed by the hiltory of all aged and
by our' own experience, thewmpetor had
only to choose,. betwe'en twothinge, ci
-thet* to create tt Pattiarch, and nparete
ss' France lrom all relaticm with an e
nemy yho wate endeavot'mg to injure him,
0r_to' dretroy_e_ tt typmai noiseteipsimy. the
ss the isnperial crown, and let which the em
ss advantage of religion.
eumed :! new conszstency. The king hat
, paid very particular attention to the orga
; nizatioo o! hie etatee. - He has etabiiehrd
; order in all the hranehee'osthe adminietra
!
tal order.
His majesty htu nkd bc'ensiduirouo oft:
curin; in & bt'illiant manner the advutttu'gn;
of the act of the Htlvetic caused: tation, by
silddfftgsi tosi'h'to titlco that of Medium of
'Switzert'tmd. -Thil is lttﬂit iently gts—ttzg
the Sw'tn to underlwnd that happtncn will
be lost for them the day they touch thtl
Eulladium as their zindepcndcnce. 'The
ridge of But! had frqqsittcmly tumiahcd
op ortunitirl to the French troopl of t-io-_
hurt; the- Helveticterritory ;- it was-ncm- ss
ury "to them on account of rrouing thc'
Rhine. lHio m9jt-sty 'hn ordered .tt per-ss
manent one to be built avﬂtminguett.
-' Th- Jllyrim prot-inccs cover ltalysi pro
curc . direct cdtfimunicatioo with 'Datmatin
had utt-iumcdiate point el'conuct with the
Moon empirc, which France for so ml
ttz- renomud- asittciwt interem oughttq
sinich twaima'tn andct protect. si
Spli- and Pomtpl in the theatre: of (
furious nvolution .: the t'tut'netctu ageitc of .
,Eogbnd-nir and keep a the conﬂag'ritiof
whichMbavclI-dc. Eke soreectbe m.;
er—dthchlm modemionosth'c capem'.
Iifi n'am to' them pnqabk dun. If:
Sptiololu her coloniel, ib: will have de
dred-it—hendfss. 'The emperor will never
oppou the independm'c of thsnntinemk ]
I
I
'St. Peter and his- holy aucceesors luisiiied
peror cannot be ulled te account lzy any
"one; the emperor adopted it; neither the
Popee or any other priests in the empire
must have any temporal lovereignty. Ne
ver will'the emperor acknowledge the sight
of the triple crown ; he ecknowledges op
ly the epirituel minion given to the pas
ton of the church by ]eeue Christ. & which
in so pure and-pioue a manner, to the great
onl eource ot the hatrett wm-n the. court
of vme bore to Frmce. The one would
have brought on dangeroue diltUIBiOﬂl and
excited alarme in many conscienc-a; the
emperor re'essctmd it ; the other ttae-the e:
ercue o'f t e righte which are inherent in
tion; he has repreesed robbetin. and his
subjects, from the first to the last, have die
played eentiments tthtch do h-onor both to
them and to the IoVereign. The clergy of
Naples, who like those of France, conﬂict
of well informed men, have deServect the
encem of the emperor. One ecclesintic
alone, the archhishOP'of Neplel, hae re—
fused to take the oath which was duesi to
the- sovereign. In vainldid tht—oit—gians en
deavor to ccnvince him of his error. he has
peniued in- it. His guise ignorance is a
strong satire upon those who raised him to
such an eminent poet. si
Holh'nd is really but. a part of France.
That country may be defiaed by cold::g it
the ailtwion of the Rhine, of the Diettsile,
andot the Scheid, that is to say of the
great atteriee-of the empire. Tne nul.'_ity
of the Dutch euetom houses, the inchnn
tione of the officers and the minde of me
inhnbitonte. which conetantlv tend to a'
emuggling trade -with England, in short
every thing rendered it necessar) to prohi '
bit their tradmg upon the'miine pnd the
VVt-ser. Thus buﬂeted betWeen France and
England. Hoiiﬂnd il deprchti both of lht
advantages, contrary to our g- net al eyetem.
which ehe was obliged to retiounce. and of
those which lhe might enjoy : [t to time
that every thing lheuld return to ite nattt- !
The kingdom of Napics has this year as
Tsi-. sicﬂ'thcs , .. si, ,Zh 'ti- rmg'sitihich es,
is .. d sszsisipectpss'gctjsiu qf'tfit U'. Statcl_
4/
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.
"
.] ; none of her. interest: tie etznuaty to
' the ha'pp'mch of Amechn. vppmco the
' equelity as."
[- mnkvsi .: Emop'e. Whether the" inhabi
sssi with the mother'cosiuottsiy, or whether they
thou to the to aneble iodepcndmanrance
, either tn-molnt h- r neighbun, or to some
the ' etiod of their captun.
- I fine, peace htu btottght the emperor
uga'tn bmmg m ; all the bodies of the time
have carried the'tt htenwge to the stsit-t of the
-. throne : hie amwuo art- engravm 'tn als
your hearts. 'The msinauh v-hn tXt'ilu
the (treaten admitat'ttm and enthtta'tsem, is
' Illo he Uho is Wotth} of hrmg beloved.—
' He hat said, that he phttsiea in that \\ hich he
inspire. 'a" h'ts htzpes of happittsisa. French
---men. he was thtnsu- once mintz-kcn, when
he addedthat otherprincn Wclc happier
than he.- is.
Mr. L'ontalivttlcft the tribune zm'tdst
Hhe applamcs of the asu ntbly andosthc tt'i
r't'cc4 50; path 15; bees 12; tubncco 12;
[.plpo ltthl 170 to 180, in gtut demand.
ssOTlCE is hereby ginnlhat : 'npccinl
Nn-eenng of the norkhnldm viii lz. ma
at the Union .Tavern. ".Georgxumn. m: Tre
day the lovh dey o! April next. on Luaincn
ss es Kmportance to the Comlrlny. :
.By order oithe Presldeu k'Div-eclon, ?
JOscph 'C-arlton, ]
si Tmmfrer 0] thessPc-{on ac (,emj-my,
? March 9 eo .lothA
I
Publac Saw.
.UNDFJ! the aushomrosct deed os leon
ss (tom Mmml Bailry to un; for the purpose of
send ring the pu) ment o! ocnain—debu 10 m:
(zamu'ilonn, survivinsig adminimor of Cum
berland siston, dccﬂned, an}. lo Bersijumin ss
Bom m- uin-oﬀn- arpuhlie ulc, for cnh,
on the 'lQsh day of Macch next. at the front
door of the coun-houae. in Fuirsu count),
. 'l RhL'l OF LAND. in the said ummy,
described in checked n aiumed on Oceoqum
si—Cneek. adjoining so she tum of Cokhcner,
and devised to the mid &.mueLBailey by hit
ctslthcr "'fllfomﬂai/cz—s'ummscd to contain
sdlllf hundred arms." '
' tops t r-qttiry.
[ANTIC'IPA 7']:"D.]
The ship Atiantic len Cathz on the LO-sih
[of ]an. By her at: least: \lsitb3.sil\', that a
: battle was [ought the lzeginnlrctg oi'si ]un. in
whit h the Spanish army Went dispetsed !;y
the Ftench. That a large French atmv
was approat hing Anclaiuoia: That the suct
pseme junta had mdvn d apattmtnu at Casi
dtz tt here they Wert expected ahom the In
of Fcbruny. That the Spanish ships of
war or Citdiz Were bendirsig sat], and in o
ther respect: preparing sot na.
It tt'ac repurtcd at Cadiz, that there was
a senouc msutrection in the- Suth of
France; that the leaden of it had sclicited
marshal Muste: tn betcn-te their com
mtmder in chief; and that this Stale t.-f
thtogc was comnwuicatcdto lord Cutting
tssooq, probably for the putlmse ol aolicmng
In: an! in furchering thetr vitwo.
Capt. Fie-ld .inhnnta the editon-bs the
New Yotk'GaZrttr, thatzgþmetal Caetattm
wate at Akgez'trt-q no the 213: og'ctjmusiw, a
gatn to take comenund of the Spanish. ar
tnv.
GCapt-"Potter wl'o lest" Carthagtna on the
. band.
.-—--——-—-—---———-—-*
'nnd Cayennc ; they were hath in defended.
]
"'the-ivsiill bt'ithnylsir'eadjuoddfcndrhef-ibtk.
if dull Amsstfifi ; ]! Us}! she 'ho combi
bnsid" .sidd "V'nlMlﬂctixlottmmsisiþ
6th ol ]anuaty, inturmn, that a French atsi
my from Madrid. tum houtly expected at
ken et Cadzz elttll. Fh:ur 9 to 10 dollan;
The t'htunutttncett which havc de prit'ed un
as them how: bucmc the objt-ct of a rigo
lt ]! not that the it leon in of
mS- weight in the lalztncc osgt-nmtl ttstain,
let the) will bclro-ttorrd to us at the- g- ne
ral prac- in a more ﬂottrilhing ttntc than at
Larthagena, and that the patrtotie troops
weve prepared to give them battle. Mur
prolpetity ol'ance. uh- trill ﬂways be
mffisit-imtly t'tch, _t\ hen she in tkeuted with
cing all the nations and-in all the
to vnthsisim'tyramttcal laws. .
We here Iolt the tolt.n'tett of Martinique
will nrver. oppole them, provided they ne
ver form any tie with England. Ftance for
he? pt-mpctity and tude. hill tto' occasion
Her power does not depend upon menace
tanu os Mtxito or'Pctu chuoc to be united
simt'tcect noth'tttg' uhisih, can contnfbutc to
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Decessmbor 8: ' 1." ,.
ss -Po{omac Company. l
Thomas Harrison, si
-_ R. I. Taylor.' ju'n
' NEW-YOhK. Ilfartlz ll.
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! Extract cf :: {mer gecewed (( Mw-Tcrt,
daled Tonningm, jeu. !. .
" A number oi'wcll inloumd people lu-n .
; are of Oanion, that Hulm-in ,and S'enisik
* will shortly be ctded hy Dmmnk w France.
,, shio opinion lum b'een menglb'encd by].
. nnicle in the Crpcnbagen Court. pagan,
, li.;u at the rc qucu 0! Napolcolnsi [but m.;
!
Of this sum che cheml
administrnionduringlﬂ si
years ressccivc'd - - eggz'apaz 57
Viizsslu Mr. ]cﬂuscn': ad- '
unn'zszmtiun during sc
[ vcn years received 98.40$,118 6!
Leaving : )early exceag of 6,806. us 90 ctss
.M: k snpunsevcnycannhe - . -
. common: sum of -44,'14S;0_$1 72
To be accounted (as by the democnto
in thr reduction of the myloun. onr- ,
as all other cxpcncn, they ny. war. re
dllscd Ay llm' r mmcuzy. '
'lhs nationaldebl, actually
diminisluds (including
the sum in lhc ("awry
15! Octobct, 1807) .
mounted at that lime to 827. IWJSS 14
_ Leaving a balance of 17 .cto-HAOQ si
! Upwardc of ccvru'rnn mum- of
edollam against Mr. ]eﬂirdon' . adminiurl
-tic.n, compared with the sidcctnl ldmin'n
nations. '
" (ssBomn Gaz-)
.Eztract _of-a (mer. dattd Bora'mr, _DÞ'
mnber '813 ' *
-"'VVc regret m nati: shut she-Pr'esiﬂtk'fio
vemmcsim ha- suc all Amctican' property
undu—nqummion. '-.'
** Mr. Shaler, the memnge'r'si med ,
shrough thinplace lbilMOlpffigsi,.$nsi_ hu'ay
to Paris with thegovenmim'ldigpnuhn,
and will be there no si'siTuuday (high:, in]
Me ﬂmer nunehrcuhn'shess _' "sir'c-of thn
diapatchu in such ;- nill— dmsdn pray.;
honilo diapoaition es- thio-gnyen'qenk'esi ,
** This measure dmssss- " ss 'vssem.
ment Wn execuud 'lhe'jþ'shﬂf-ﬂn'
mcsimh, and In WWIN, I. live::
.wcre rumon of l'ssvqsst'ysspdlc'mh go
wardo Amcriu." .,- -'*7"-—'-'_,ss--' '
ct'Seizurc of1MRprsiM,-;We un
derstand sithn lewd Wctsi hee- ,uee'wqd
;, ,si,._>.-_ss.-si.,.sssi- ging; 'ss: 'f _ , \_ ,
si ,mct. . "WM-MRMM
ct-crimilmuiimd—SWMNG
. ' .
si now and Tutctmo,jhtll'bsjlctoslljtﬂssmffim
cnmm iuee, .qoiudsi css—n'w singctqyffi mid};
' "m " !. learn (be'n iojcyticgnctid 'csicnac_ siUsitdq
—ohbe wp'lctnrsie Os IW'MgdfssMjctonyi sisisisiMn—ct
]:u klon ;, but we on;]c'ssnsﬂndi no' dssi'mi'l
enowe'rsi m! given; Full tlct'flsitssthq "alon' ";
signcd so: indrcizinn was, ﬂutsithgss oij
; had notyc: received um; lull Tumimuosi.
which it; impetum'cc n qulnfcdesi' '
. TÞGWV'M'TMKWM as 'mer 'dm.
.si shlﬂ "'t-Pinkne'jss'l þtss'i'mg len".— lend.
. ssto csilinpffid die sisiid'cj of 5n'yss'plu bring
si ,lhts- lulled. ct _' ), **' ;ss.
. 'si'Yan. ] -0n We-Wt him. Sea.
ssiauiznrmm ] , :_ Erzm' '
' . ,ct' - ,ctsi '.- ' si.- l'sil [7 *. ctzct'ssss' si- .
L si armour; "Am?!" m --
The soHc-wing extract is, from the Rational
Intr/bymger, and comu no doubt from
.hin. Lusi, the Amnicm consulssn Bor
draux. "It cnc'ficmu and in cdazfirnncd by
vlm ucc cum: rc cc'wcdn Marblehindsron
Gijcctn, m published on chnculaj. ((
msissv, we thmk, be looked upon 90 5"!
cxaL.
enginrcrl."
The next revenue ohhe U. ,
Stan—s. as appears by ' ,, \ ,
Mr. Gallatin's "part,
;Dcsic-lSOBmeshe com- ct . -
mrnccment us the stile
ral government to the
close cs1807 (193cars)
""a, " ' " s laszWZ-W !,
The neragc annua] rue
nue vnwunud to the se- ..
ders] adminiuracion, 7,455,723 64
Do. to the Dcmucraxic do. 13.772.159 60
-**isi--——-—-ﬂ
dukcdoma wcrc-immedinely to be mounted
and mnps (hasccd by anch'and Dzu'uh
.mzct'. CH 81: stsrmnoct.
s-rmxch S'I'ATEMENT!
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