Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-25 00:00:00, page 3

upon better ground as to thi'l thin-gr.
It is true that Mr. ]:citoon did not come,
outh'arised to rettivc fit to 'Nk' any "shfs
propoull for the repeal of me ordtnsitn
(His-cu
And what are the restore-3 Wsimost re
ptctsul to us, the most justifiuhlc to them
tlves. They are: * 1: ?:"1
lst- Because ii-tt'otsilfl ?* \ heed tiden-"
.te and ttidsiccdatln-ntive to renew the pro
psisutions which, although thcy probably
first cnznnatcd from mn- cnltinct, we had
seen lit to disuvow and njn-t.
2dly. Because wu, tlsnniing the repcal
of.. mcnsznc which (ircnt-Bt'ttuin had a
dosisitrd ;sis ;! just rctnliation on her ent-my,
she had a right to exprct that we should
pmposc a substitute of resis'f-mce t') her c
nc my which would tal c the place osh-r or
drrz, and would tullil ths: duty which she
tuntsinctcd w: Were bound to perform in
U.tlts to entitle us to our ncutrztl privilcgsi-s.
But l.ist._t', and th: must impo-tanttsica
son ot ail, was, that she had in repeated"
; instances trisid the eﬀect of propositiuns
ss in vain. in the case of Mr. Rose and
P-'lr.'}*.'tskine-, she had stated her terms,
:.nd as soon 88 they were known We had de
mandcdsome:/zing higher which she could
not grant—besidrs, as the last proposal
came tion] far and we had rejected it, she
had a right to exsiicct a prect>o=ml irotn us.
Ixtrch as. later dun-e! New-Orlee'zs, 13sich
, ..VQS'Cmbfr, 1809 .
Sui
" I am now wcll ' persuadcd that justice
will soon dispo-e "of the man in a proper
manner, thy: lus for years been :. dilgrncc
tethe army andjovern'nmtss-siwm in tom
A rede;-al cmtct—On the 27th of Dec
18C9, Mr. Pain made a report to the
Ssi-nnte of the nited Statcs, on the subject
of the direct tttx', laid during- tlic pl't'5l(lt:!".ty
of Mr. Adnms,shewing the p.":ymcnts which
have been made by the respective states, to
gether with the sum: unaccountcd (or, &c.
Two State;, and Two State: only, have: sct'
tled their acc'ounts with the natihn, on this
subject. And which States, wauld any bo
dyimngine those two to be? Why,— none
other than Connecticut and Dclnwctre. ch
these two despised ind calumnintcd chcral
Stones are the only once which parte-tually pay
their tales. South Carolinn,owl . more than
583,000 other quota, and Georgia more
tlun 27,000 dollars of hers. And yet the
noisy gentry which these Statee send to
Congress, the Troups and Smcltsand Btbhss
ete- undoubtedly are considered by onr ul
ministration. as the representatiws of mass.-si.
wore genuine republicans, that. such men as
Dnna,Vand) lzc, etc. The diﬀerence between
cheral rtpultliennism, and Dcmocratic rc'
Plbliclnilm, is fairly represiscnted by tas/t
in [mad, and being in debt. cheral States
pay well, and fight well---But they wan't go
to um- to gratisy the spleen, or the revenge
of a French party, nor to uphold the statcli
ntss of Democratic dignity.
[Court. Mirror.)
" Once more I must bcg pardon for
addressing you on the aﬀain osbur'terriw
ry, for the same" rcagons I before offered,
namely, that Our rich-gate has not tnlenu to
"me the true inn:-n': at the U. Sweet.
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THURSDAY, J.—\NUARY 25.
w
The sloop Unity, csiptnin Hand, from
Philadslphia, for this place, arrival at Nor
t'olk on the 193h inst
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Ulmndrta may Gaztttt.
maim- which in and sun-dain
(Jaw man; my object is .:Zmply in
:, and that lbam folly done, that our
al in:: have m ven iodccowus long-use..
rctdicud Mr. ]zcksuu'l not! solemn
m 814 mdnprmmod so I giving
cl' hid ab: Thin-a!
Alss & she third ches: brought ago-en
rent Briqznstlm o: having-made no press
on}: for the: repcul ot she orders m coud-si
oil. it inhc only one in which 09: guizcmc
and! have nuccmnc to : ﬂ-tt comradiuxiun
of Mr. ]ac kwn'a ascenions.
n..- sin- and]! lu- -.-pn .sizﬂ the! An and dtunctl
Why-Woe ibiipime.
Tfiubemsum Ma- man
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inlim
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F... .h Jegishwre With-"No! rather pil:
m again in the fine gradc of 30va
si mad give us : masin of talent: to gown: us;
Th: hecerogcneoua man that form out "po
pulacion :: no: fitud for nels sey-crowe!!!"
' and under the command of the poor Wclk
pln that now governl, We bear more the
armes old French colany than an Ame
fctfican tcrrilory. We have men filling the
higheot officcs, who publicly bon." ofholdiog
falleg'umcc to Napolcon. Thou who fol
e lowed she sat: of Lnusut hewe rdmnuctwd
here . ..u spies and ugm: s at their impenal
inwtcr-o-i'or tomc time they were veryl
l gin-relic! and cautious, latterly great rein
l ful-cements have 'oincd them frontCuhn and
. s'fitssDoniingo, and they have thiown osstheir
_ si-ctnne: i'eocrvt— nn-l opegvk out boldly. One
Þ-Mini-d-y or" notice is"; this city he: been.
supporting between 70 and so French offi
cers for 4 or 5 weeks past, paying their
bonrding at 4 dolls. per wet-it. A national
vessel is now prepared to carry them to
France; yet many of them say they will
avail themselves of this good apportunity
and remain among us, and there is "very
little doubt with me, but our governor will
immediately give those who'solicit, appOint
ments under our gO\ ernment.
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, ﬂIr. Basct'ett reported! bill for incorpo
' ﬂung 'll - l'si.,>.acrdpztl society ofAlexandria,
m :h- Dwuictut Columbia. Rel'erred to
! n wmunsitcc of the whole' house on Mon
! dih .
; M'. Momw oﬀered : resolution to in
' snu. t the ('OlDML'sCC and manusacturee, to
enquire into the expecliency of establish
in;; sundry ports of entry on the westcm
Waters of the UDlKLd State;. Agrced to.
A communication from the secretary of
' the treasury givingsi information relative to
private armed vessels agreeably to the call.
of the house on the Pith inst. was (received
and ordered to be printed.
stir. Ncwton from the committee-appo'mt
ed to wait on the President with the regne-!
. to eiuse to be laid before the house : re
turn of the army, reported that they had
-' performed that service, and_ the president
{was pleased to say that the information
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ulsimxr vt-SSe-ls and Spanish vent-15, as she is
= full o: indign, Cuchinenl and Spanish Dol
Iarssi-sssiommodore Porter seiZed.her, the
atte-ney g-n ral has libellcd her ; on which
the c-ctnsui and the master, captain Chnve
- i; : abandoned her. saying it is a want of
. n....onal h-ctspitztlity. Probahly you will
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" In 1804 when we first commenced le
gislntion, among the earlicst objecu that en
gaged the council, was to preveint the intro
duction of lhc PWPle of colorsssrom St. Do
mingo and the West Indies generally ; laws
were then passed, afsd snpplements sinces
totally torbidding under the henviesr penal
lies, the introduction of person: of color .
but those lawa are now a dead letter, mulat
too: and na grocs are now recognisrd in our
street:,who were executionets sor Dcua
lines and Christophe.
" The French consul, Mons. Dcsorges
stationed here, some time ago solicited per.
mia-ton to admit into our port : French
p fivateer, which was 'granted, and orders
gW-ssn to out navy and sort, to salute her, by
his ;xccllency governor Claiborne; which
; salitt: was given and returned. As she
'_ came in 2.) distress, she was permitted to re
fit ; wrss-siir " idy lor sea, ii.-ut. Porter, who
cotnma-ziss tnsi navy on this station, sent an
ill'IHLLl 'v'z'nSLl with the La Franchise, the
name .il the primteer, to Balize, to have
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; her sent tus-en, which wan done-"she was
: absent ;:tsi-ctut six weeks, and returned again
in'c/z'stress, after rubbing no doubt many
i WEDNLSDAY, january 24.
Mould be communicated-t ss
HGUSE OF REPRESENTATlVES.
hsitve the cant at W'ashinqtou this winter."
Congrgsh of the United State;.
[Taien jbr lite Alexandria Canon.)
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Mr. _ {esse-m made a most *vioientsi war
'specch-sisssi'flsssie ngain repeated the old story'cto'f
'Peerce-q-L".*.'-Anpeake—impresstn'tnt'ofssselo
men, &oct &c. He wouldfs..tte hit-win
of wimtsspught to be done-she would'ley
an emhur o for 60 days, in order to get
in our onting property—request _ the
presidM-to send oss del'pattn-s to our
ministcrsijg'n London and in France,
ifgentiewon wish it.[he does not we sup-_
pace] with the ultimatum, demanding :ol
than a. redress of our grievance-s, nnd
' the 'lnterim euthorize the President
:: accept "the eervice of '40,000 volun
"teen-(is;.tsihey should Oﬀer have sipresume] to
serve Woe year, end to hold themsetves
in cesditt to-march eta moment's warn
inct - Murder-ends yet-cant compli
ed", ' m osmnrqueind reprisal, and
take from them their-Norsh -American co
lonics. He expressed great apprehension
at the prospect of the present dominant par
ty losing their power-by their weak and
temporising policy, exhorted them to more
energy and said the per,-ple would hear them
out in it. .[doubtsuL] '
Mr. Sawyer follmved'hitn in another
speech of the same kind. '
'STRONG BEER FUR SALE.
day declared a dividend of eight per eent (,
'I . Leonard, Baliimore, of which ! shall have
.the last ssiictx mouths—which will be ready to
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03- amuessr sat-Man?
THE Qev. Brsuor NEALE, of George-A
Town, will preach a C/zarizy Sermon in the
Catholic Church of this place, on Sunday
next, the 28th instant, when a collection will.
be made for the bsienefit of the POOR,_gene-.
ractly. :
The congregation have got their "Organ .
and in good order—it will on that day accord-T
pany the choir.
The trustees of the Catholic congregation':
have heard with regret of an' attempt havitss;
been made to eirculate :: report, that ment
here of other persuasions are debarrod the
privilege of visiting their church :
They take this opportunity respectfullyte
invite the membereos the, diﬀerent congre
gations to extend not only on the present oc
c;:sion, when -- He who giveth to the poor'
lendeth to the-Lord,"—hut 'st all-other time:
when their church is open. -
January 25.
a regular aupply during the eeaeon, price six
dollare, barrel: retmnaole.
Marinc_1nsurancc Company of
ctlananc: Orricl, lah. :, 1810.
THE stockholdere in this innimtion-eﬂ
hereby notified that the directora have thu
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IN COMMON COUNCIL, "
]ANUARY 20th, 1810.
Onnsnno,
Thus tne Superinteodant of Police cause
a post to be placed at each end of the alley
on Cameron-etreet, leading past the -Epis—_
copal church, in such manner as to.pre-'
vent the passage of marriages, and to make
a convenient foot path in said alley, andss
that the sum of ten dollars be opprepriated
for that purpose. _
annam, That the Superintendant'of
Police cause the street in the neighborhood,
of the diagonnl pnmp to be repaired in such
manner as to prevent injury to the water of
the said ptan.
Oitv'xnsn, That .]onathan Butcher and
WilliamRhodes be a cotnmittee to settle
the collector's account and to prepare a ge
neral statement for publication. _
ORDERLD, That the Superintcndant of
Police be directed to examine Thorn's al
ley and have it cleared of any manure or
oﬂ'tnsiVe substanccs soun-ssl therein.
Extrnx from the minutes,
streete.
R. Moss.
January 5 :awew
JEROME 'PLUMMER.
__Ianuary 8 2awtf
that part of the capital stock now ;paid, for
be paid to the atockholdera or their legal re
presenutivee m ten da'ye from this date.
—By order.
! wish to sell. or ]eaec on ground rent fer
ever, a Let of Ground on the eouth side o
Prince street, between Alfred and Faerie]:
.] B. Niekelb, Su'}.
Juno-m
A few barrele of the firstquelitv, made by
si - ctoﬂﬂveisiasil private petkiom,
" -- were a'ccepted by the home.
- ass's . dbuainbu dye-My un
" si ctsssifﬂw quescim meum-on fora
;; being still Wrﬂhc house."
" :; 'rm'orc spoke at considtrlblc'
msc the: bill.
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For Sale or Leasisise.
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Alexandria.
. from the cossmmnzee of_
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
!
LOST, a GREY- ma. vhh' nuin—
bridle. mmingnle, colllgffi'siictsilpd odd. 53h-si-ctv-i.
-it is supposed she m mid elf, MTW;
un md turn'd lum-{a is" Wr ,
is crcn fallen, hn'au "and unwit! ._
urottcrsi Whoenssr up nid Wsisi- lad _
deliweu, her to 'tis llot bones '
cqntenbniﬂuﬂmdifbw but. .,
"'qu nddlei m, to. did] nuiv die, '.
Paum Ten W .
; nFRW
) January 46." " * It
: THE suburiber 11.vade uupi -
ply of srcoh Engliohssw all. Bmhh Pll- -
"berts, Bloom lnd Man-IN! Qui-inn, {me
Orzngu—Mooct pfow filth-Mr fmshQ. - _
This 1: to give Noticc,
THA'I the eubecriben of Manual-ced}
ty, in the district of Columbia, hue obtain!
from the Orphan' : Court of aid count}, In. "
. ter- tesnmentary on the acute of CMM
* Ludwi'eþ H_e_*llrigel, lete of theuulty
ideeeued are hereby win-ned WWM
dec'd, all person having- elnms .
!sinme, with the vouchen thereof. to the—sigh
scriben on or before the tom by oUnly um.
or they My by laughe excluded smell'be
nefit to aid mue, and thou indebted then]
o are requil'ed to llllke immediate pay-moi
Given underonr had this man by of Ind,
anomzr .a' an, (um-rid ' .
RACTLSES in the Will , '
sqsmfim it a; Went (out &
Cure: qfct Me cond-94 am?
A
back cdumry.
Thomas Pattcn. -
Janim-y 24.
Alexandria C'ozmty, full. Term, !. 0
Ordered, Thauhe executore of Cham
Ludm'ck Helln'gel, der-oned, do inurt th.
following advenieement three tiknee ln not
week for For four week,.in-tho Alexandri
siDaily Gazeue.
Telle.
clleed to qu QRM.
u men them .
do: suitable to turn leapt-i
and may be In
:A.'f _
si—fi- [since-ding 40 11?er ::
tlfc town of Klexmdrh lwbltsito tell : len.
of 3 you; of Mticd—sidglym 'nvm
nuns-v- 12! 0
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- In! - ' -
" _ ss . o . 0.Nct " -
"'"B'arbm H_d_lriglc. dign, si
.]aco'b Christian Hell:-int, , .,_ --
John Dan In, ' - '
B:' C Him .
January I;.ct _ . , m.;
s-JJOHN R. ' 3"
ma A, .
Yivc Dover! Reward;
Alcx. Moore, Register.