Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-24 00:00:00, page 3

sslbips oswar at Cadiz are di
e above the city, and could
, (} without the consent of the
__ si'tbe other division lies below the
" ss bottld raetly be taken by the Bri
eialt' is the danger was imminent of their
filling into the hands of the enemy; But
if the Spanish patriotie leaden to mi
grate to South Ameriea, te eatab ish an in
tlfpendent government, they will probably
take the ships with them.
"Pen o-dcr. and dressed with preeision :
The battery on the right loaded, and with
lighted matches: When "the generals ap
pear. the battery will be opened, and 'fire
: national salute- "
The general.-. will approeeb the centre of
the line : At fifty þaees the troops will pre
eent arms by word from the coin-sending
officer. and the mssiie will beat" while the
gen'erals. march on the right and return to
the'lestzf Themulic will been cease, and
them-aye them to the right about: The
ctsss'ctcnctigbt. Capuin ?- was spoken on [us
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siW by wend Britioh ships o! 'nr. and
N'-**' A? .si' si .". —..__
equally divided to the land : The troops at U
The troops will be under. erms et n'eon
tri-morrow, to receive and be introduced to
higadier general Hempton.
' The eorps will fall in according to seni
mity and close near the eent're, alloding
very narrow intervals: The music to be
The ship Freedom, Ford,1$0 day:" from
pus-tra, arrived at Salcm on chncsd w
of Spain under Fertiinnnd the hit ; but, on
the contrary, the over zealous wa*chfulness
of the Spanish þatriots, who, tearing art at
tempt, from the crafty wishes of Napolton,
to aeduce the conritutcd' authoritiee from"
their allegianee to :their legitimate sove
reign, took upon themaelvee to euspend
their funetiosis,tand named as their chief
the Condesi dectCielo Alegre, declaring they
would never submit to any foreign yoke, or
r'eeOgniz-e any other sovereign than Ferdi
toand the 'o'll't, and his lawful aucecssors.
However, trotips were immediately order
ed to march against theae insatuated people
siptn the difereot vice- r0) altiea of Peru,
New Gre-da and Mexico , and commit
aionera were at the same time appointed to
precede the army in order to prevent the
eﬀusioa of blood. and persuade the inha
bitanta of Quito, that the object of their
rulers was to maintain their independencc
against all soreign usurpation, and a firm
tle-termination to remain faithful to their le
gitimate monarch, Ferdinaud the sth ; up
on which the worthy inhabitants of
Quito laid dowa their arme, embraced their
patriotic brethren, and swore to be faithful
to. the cauae-os their beloved king, so no
Qly dWÞth in the old and new
world.-si - 7"
mad very polixcly. Was informed by.
one ol them shut the ble of France wasssss
Much-ded, but tesnincd [tom ender-ing
his "sister, lest I! should upon him to
:: pm by the French.
physicians it to be held at Goehen on the
Mth' mat- to consult on the heat method of
ere ning this furntidahle dine-ass of which
aaveral par-ons have died within a few
hoten of being attacked. -
( New-T m pay )
tlone away. Itappcars that it was not a
rerolt against the eatablished gqemment
" By an arrival here from Carthagena
we have juat received the agreeable intelli
geneenhat the mainentary molutioasivhieh
took place at Quito, has been complete!)
Extract qs :: ledtrfrom St. jaga de Cflf'd,
to a gentleman in Philadelpltt'asidaud De
Crutber JOM, 1809.
The Spotted Fe rer prevaila in the neigh
hsiuhocsiid of God-en and Wallkill, it appears,
to en darniiag degree , and a meeting of -
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Head Quertere, Mmhrz, Dee. }
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sisigctmchs wsihukn the ]escﬂank, pus up (in:
end", turn the right link and-takn pan ?:
iiel'hsie cenzrc: The troops will dun :
1}:er horn: and blood ranks: --'l :
evil! break into column b) vlacoans on
ch him, wine! and pass the general: in
tom sidn nsm: . Rump Mr ground and
form fine a"she gainssIl' 'dcr will then
b' read,; &ficr which th} "I" be
called to the centre and intrbddc'ed- Th'! ss
will the- reuffixc their curious. The bat
any If!!! in another salute, and thy pured: f
.will be dismincd.
J'AMES WlLKlNSON:
, command of the troops and posts within
!
; this territory and thatof Orleans, on brig.
ss gvn. llampton, he is to be respected and
sundry inhnbiwm of the one of of New
siYyk, (cnpecline julju'g in the find}
[ne-a for the AIMria Gmmj
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The question on Mr. Nun/erse motion ]
for poosscpqnement was nkn and [on, when '
the house adjonmcd. -
obeyed accordingly.
in taking leave of this detaehmentof the'
army of his command,the eneralsiwssohld
deny his fee-lings and forget his duty, if he
sailed to acknowledge the worth which
composes it. The companion of their af
ﬂictions and a spectator of the ravages they
have experienced, more terrible than those
of the sword, he has partieipasited in their
suﬀerings, mingled in their sorrow, and
bears testimony to their fertitude; which
is the best guarantee for their good con
duct in circumstances more con eaial to the
pride, spirit and ambition of a soldier,
should they ever occur.
ln t-etrospecting the past and contempln.
inn the future, the desire to there the des- '
tinies of this corps was a natural ono, but
the nations.] executive has determined other
Witesitnd the pain inscperable from the nc.
Union is insensihly alleviated by the reﬂec
tion that the command has been assigned
to an approved otsicer of experience and
capacity, who knows how to make the
most of the means confided [to him, and
whilst he distinguishes merit, will enforce
duty, and administer justice with an even
hand.
The general has nought to oﬀer his bre
thren in anmssi,but his wishes and his pray
ers for their fame and happiness, and these
will accompany them through every scene
of life. _
He leaves them with a single request :
Per-seven- in that harmony which is withom
example in a corps of equal strength under i
similar trials ; and be ready at an instant's
warning to devote your lives tossthe cause
of your country.
New-You, january 19.
Arrived, ship Jane, Prince, 109 days
from Sumatra (Muscat). Left no AmeTi
can vessels at Muscat. Oct. 3, in lat. 1,
30, N. long. 96, E. was boarded by the
French friga'te La Mancha, captain Donoa
ligan, of of 48 guns, on a cruise, having
been ont 3 or 4 mouths from the isle of
France, no: having made any prizes—the
frigate detained the jane 48 hours, broke
open one letter and treated captain Prince
very harshiy, and let him proceed on his
voyage. Captain ?. Was informed that two
Ameriean ships had been captured by a
French brig of war in ]uly last, on the coast
of Sumatra, and the eaptaiti of the priva
teer soid them to the king of Archide.-—
Oﬀ Bermuda was spoke by a British pai—
vateer on a cruize.
Atrived, sloop George, Carpcnter, (us
Providence) 18 days from St. lago de Cu
ba. Lest 8 or 10 American vessels there.
Several others had been of the part. but
not permitted to come in. Dee. so. osl' :
Cape Msize, was boarded by the British
frigate Carland, captain Catland, and tree!
ed politely. Markets—dour 12 dells- and
new;. .
Conssjrgss ctﬀ zhctct United sum.
HOUSE OF REEKESEN'I'A'l'lVFl-q
GENERAL ORDERS,
Cantoament Name Deerbortl', }
Dec. 18th, 1809. -'
The president having thought proper to
require the presence of the general at the
se'at of government; and to confer the
Tusiuon, ]uunry 23. .
M. Mafmi pretended/i petition from
MOYDAY, yanuary 22. >
[cond-dom.]
]AMES WlLKINSON. -
at,-ver")
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si'sic'osiru of the U. 8; "ner-kid to {16 ffii
[committed to which was referred the peti
- tide" presented xencrdiy by Mr. EM 3
Mr.1yolmn'n, from the mnine: of
eld-ii.; at: the pentidn 'of. ]ohn 'lliosidpin,
' report (bathe) find tri-claim ".jlllf, did-hid
account: correct, but the on amended-ib;
I natuti of limit-tied the)- are 'obbgcdctg'aiung
their inclination, to report that the prayer
of the petitioncr ought not to be grass-lied.
Refmed to : coming: ystbsse Issssbli hou
_on Friday next- si _ _. 7 ;}
si The unfiniehed bueineee of Female
; the commerei'ei regul'etionsi bill; vel ended
"Air;. Eppce moved to pbitþone lb! W
coneideretion of the businenfllﬂﬄ Wisslssiffisi
row—Loet—JO to 51. ct _; '
Seven! smell men-mue were proposed;
and pened, when si * ' . ' -' .]
M. He]: "made a few obeervefione e
geinlsit "the commerciel restrictione in the
bill. . ct 3
Mr. Mm then rose end med: everysi
eeneible epeeeh in favor of the bill, end ..
geinet the wet-speechce.
Mr. Pickmen spoke egsilinet the bill ill e
speech of eonsidernble length. . (
Mr. Kcy epolte with greet enhnatien ln fe
ver of the bill generally; he sididsinot like the
bill altogether-, but he thought it much bet
ter then the non-intercourse, end on thie
principle he ehould vote for it.
Mr. Sheﬀcy epolte in fever of the bill.
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DlED on Monday evening leet, in the
64th year of hie "age Mr. ]OSEPH COLE
MAN , an old and respecteble inhabitent of
this town.
The friends end acquaintance of the fe
mily are invited to ettend his funerel, thie
after-noon et :! o'ctcleek, from hie late dwell
ing, lower end of- Fairfex etrect.
man.
" R. Man. _
January !. Saw" y
T o B E R F. N T E D.
For one or more year-e. .
HAT velunble property eommonly cell
ed Jorm'a Point, now occupied by Jo
etee Bnow-uuo-Also. the Monk end Hide
adjeeent. The terms will be mode known by
Dr. See/then Cookc, near Leeeburgh. London
coumy.
The enhscriher having been informed thet
Jea'uu Bnomuno hee eommittedveriotlede
predetloea on the point, that he has cold the
etone which eurmunded it; an! the .ou lt
eetf. gives notice to thoee who hev'e bben en
gaged in thle honor-Me treﬂc, thetcte kened
tinn of it will inevitably eubjest them sin the
pendtlee of the lew. -
Orphans' Court;I '
Alexandria (ct'oumy, Dcc. Term, "04.
Order-ed, thet the executor of NVm. Fite-ct
hugh of Chathnm, deceeeed, do insert the fol
owing advmisemcnt three times eweek for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Did-ly w
Tent,
[do]! to tell,-thy on- [mndun for
mr, : La ofGround on fire musik
Pdnn ma, bound- Mind nel-Pariet
SW G BE FO air-t'
A retain apply dun-m")- union. pin it
down. burn]: tecum-old.
ThlS 18 to give Nottce,
That'the subscribcr of Alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, hee obteined from
the ()rphans' Conrt ol said coenty letters tee
tamentary on the eetate of fifth. Fltzhugh,
Esquire, of Chatham, late of the eounty e
sorcsaid, deceased : all per-sone heving cleime
egainst the said deceeeed, eresshersieby warned
to exhibit the same with the veuehere there—
of to Alexander Moore, Regis'*r of \Ville '
Aiestendrie. on or before the Do dey offend
next, or they may by let"! be excluded (not.
all benefit of eeid estete. And thoee indebt
ed thereto ere requested to ueke immediate
pay-ments Given under ny'hend thie ﬂd,
dey of December, 1809.
Ase'hnchohhfin ,nadobysi
). L-eomrd, Bdfimd man...
. John R. Cooke._
fiueeember )l.si ;Tsieettngtt ]
Robert Rendolph,
lavender ame. Fitzhug/t, JCMWE
JW'S
For 'Snlc of me.
Alcx. Moore, Register.
zems awe;} si
'Y si_ A .
.uffissaaymctctssa
- Sec- 7- lfsi-inin-emsi sijsisi'si'M-bc , _
' out)! ﬂy;, even :: ." xstsdsilpn , si_
'W' on
ffirinc [ﬂux-me: and of
, Alexandria. W
, ' hunge- Onsixcnct'u'. sctuusi
Wd
A capable good si ct
young man. wctqum ted ct
cookin endsi (1qu for,-Io
mestlc CsVlCC. - ' ".'.'*'si'.' " '
si Infdrsie such-Mr
Jieuary 22.- - - -,} si, __ si
lns- succeeding sitsso remqvc. dle;
the town of chxendrie ! wiesih told,! wnlene 7.
of 3 years of Sebcen'ee Sinus: me", with .
le eerjee them belonging. Any pdfiol ino
cliced te purchase viu meet With Purge-in,
and may be wgpued kithe number If. I.!!!
into to Him,
An eetive had. from 14 to !! y'eere (
ege. that hee been meum-ned to house
work-he would teken for one or more
esiere, end would .! 0 0!
eerninc e ueth e'e. be'n! kepe
will be given. Elqoire 'estfih Priam. --
leman ". _ _ _
ning,-et uwhich weeting the withholden
will either penonelly or by -
ven of their own body to act "
deeeuiiehle Yeepin . ,
. A. it O..
_Ienuery 29. -' ' * ct'isil
N () T l C E.
A meeting of the Stoekholden ofrsihsi Dan,
menic Menufecture Ceqpeny of Alein-85,
will be held at the court home, in Mem
drl, on Thundey, the lith dey unbind-ill. -
between the houre of two end ein in the e'e—
the said Cempeny for one yew,,inelhhh
the enjoin of moded-n.
beru moon 'ehd MW
oun'gu—Ah'o. . si'si'ssffi' ' g. -
back country; ct ?,ssT "
Ill-1] ' .. f"si-ct.ssz !,fictss' *,.
ply of freeh
FPctrdi-fid' an endel- esse: M th':
vening-Whence! in "no pd-ssct;
- Anrau Jack; -
Extract sl'dll ib;- ,. ss_- . ss
TCIQ. *ict."*'f'siu- anew—"ass?
MATTWWg-Iu'
THE ﬂeeth-Men &! thin
lenuery se.
lanuery 26;
w, for. m Womb-my
.
George Deneelsic,
Hugh Swith,
ohn Lou
ohn M' jnreey,
me: Irwin, _
Cenm'edmern'