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

Seesii on convolving cloud: the Here cund! .
' Hewnaglotioxnmpminhk hand:
'00fwniw—Mkeqmlhnu .
"Griovo not Bone. nor likodnnuds 4
Fshﬂudbonzht bounuu'd' a sihmlu I
" Whom My mck'd nations ﬂoat on len-of ]
:,
' So. Europe 9 kingdoms to one ruin burl'd.
And [In! the groan: of an expiring world.
Thou. Re- gmt duuric, prostrate, over
tdmivn :
'Thtwreck m Men, once; now scarce
ly khowa.
Son than, great Run'c, like . moving'iele,
Inch. but a day to save the conqu 'ror'o upoil
Junks :: ciaking in the whelminz waves,
Per umuﬂng crow tho wrock . moment
! mwmvﬂohmhndsu-J
- vorite son,
* " The treat. the good, th'immortll \Vnu
MLWBWWMMH
!. . , UWIW on your
QMMMMVMM the God;":
"lull!
Wbﬄﬂwﬄctghu vita far, impartiab
Whawinwytha Men: Tckcl on the wall:
Of Wmcy—md down tt fallr .
Permityﬄr: news-boy, in hil humble vcnc,
TO tsim If! "."—it:; incidents rehearse. "1
)
ct"**Ankel" tth-iﬂt aid; " awake—
awssake! 1
P'Sleep nowisduth. formgsinﬂfnher's \
do the ljlefi Boy'c " Lompliuunury Poem,
WÞWPW ofthcte Mane, and
all good chonlbuﬀ m the sum of New-1
'York'f n- find the following elognnt lion:
IF side hint'r ry ofthe mnine,
,...m ss
un.
qmsiehmnight. usiuhusib' thodoblc
,Th'sﬂ Qctct'siﬂlssﬂbm , Colmblsin'n pridend
We WK—thcn " (I: and into.
Well-ct?! begir z—Alllihnfi. ' ," Food]l
duck okicl , s
;: Lcun Heaven' : behest from Freodom' : sa
" wake!" she oings, " Cdumbid's son- -
m-e
" Atzend the voice which apoaks from yon .
W Of your country' : right: and equal
.mn.
.Mﬂuss. demand" her new tho mak
.' down;
Some lull Io humocks-nmc numpt the
ful ]yre :
_Weeps as she sings how that dread tempcslsi
roam,
Which rolls o'er Europcssmurmurl 'on our
shorn.
Hen'cn weeps—Thc raging, unchain'd hom ss
of hell
Ioin thou:: wiah Frenchmm, in approving
yell ;
Their Bcsilrbub. out-sinn'd. they all disown,
And hdl'd che Com'can to in the throne.
From such dread nones, round Europe' :
srfg .uul strand,
The sl. udl' rin-si, v Musc darts th her oathe land
Penshc Ihc nerches 01 tho quiv 'ring spire
Os Frcouom' : domo th rc s: rsikcs her mourn
I.""):
Shakc on their buin whﬂo tye lpny of
blood
I-ntml the mn—loud bellowing thunder:
rol
And rock tho tott'riaz world from pole to
.Dole.
Tþnssl- Peqtugul; buoy'd up on either olde,
Dmautc'd dom, upon the thrut'n-n; tide.
Lead run th' tempest. and mh rolling
'IV',
Whom: down : kingdom. to it: awt'ul grave.
E'cn birds" : Idea, duh'd bytho "";ng
,, Firot._l_et1_ur Muso ving 0 "or th' Atlantic
sisi " unhendlng of the Fed'nl cauu ,
si _ Winviounoffwlmdou olund .
1!'T08."}
Marrow! m the Me.- oak}
sway. anon ;. -
AlsiSWlAli-s rmszs.
: _ ,had support: tho Bnuu
," No longer elumbering in ioglorieu ent. ,
" Lulled by thelmm of " Freedem of the
Seee."
" Linen no more to hue, imiduoue lien ,
" Nei- trust to man 'eﬂerfeetibimia ,
" 'Tle mechemue ell—the em done of
mour
" W rule she am ; usid mverss yield to
IIGIT.
" State policy'cen ne 'er device a plan
" To bend th' eternal principle: m man .
" While miss: med, foe pow'r be'n ever
on :
" Tosichenge thet peniolr, change hie mien
N.
" Sons of Columhu ' fn' time of the eky ?
" Annke , pr-ceerve. youn dearheught liber
ty. *
" Awake, your fethere cer , "pen remains:
" Avekc. ' eriee ." duh oﬂ' your Concu
chaine. " '
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Demacrntic Legsiialetion.—Conchldcd.
! During the reading-os this paper by Mr.
ss M'Cempbcll, the houee beceme diaerderly' 1
Too much eothet the epcaker twice cailed
:to order, and Mr. M'Campbell once et0p- !
ssrped, pauscd until eilence was uttered, end
siusumcd the reading by repeating pert of
I "bathe had read during the noise.
\ Heving finished the reading, Mr. M*
ssCampbell observed, "' that he agreed in
ss0pinion with the member from Nelson
(Mr. Cabell),that there'wn no neeenity
te discuss thiembject. end thet he would
for the preoent content himself with ascr
ing the resolution do the home, with the
single remark, that the argument they con
tained was sounded upon secte which Were
incontrovertibie, as they were furniehed-by
'the doeumenu publiebctl by order of con
, _ The speahr was, skowly and' apparently
Put a state el embarrassmitt, preparing, as
fis th: invariabl: practice, to read them
! from the chair, when Mr. Peter V. Daniel
' rose and never] that they should not be so
' read. but that they should be thrown on the
ﬂoor. A loud cry olsi acauo, Aoaaao,
was head from all uarters of the house.
The moti'on of Mr. aniel was iormally
secsndcd by Mr. Stevenson (of the city of
Richmond); but neither of them made a
single observatioa Or stated any reason
whatsoever in support of the motion. [:
was opposed by his. VVaIker (of Mecklcn
hurg) who, much to [us crsi-dit, made a
few remarks upon the indecosum of the _
motion, as did general-mackbunr.
The speaker, in a feeble, hesitating
manner, remarked, that " he thought it
his duty to state to the house, that in his
opinion the mation was out of order." He
then, withuut having read the rcaoiutiona
from the choir, or put the question whe
ther the reading should be dtspcuscd wun, }
and, in the belief of some gentlemen, with
out having annouaced what question was
before the house, suddenly rose and put
the question upon the substitute proposed
by Mr. Campbell. It was rejected wtth—
out a division. ,
The resolution proposed by Mr. M*
Catapbel! having been thus disposed of,
Mr. Daniel enquired of the chair; whe
ther the journal was to be stained by them?
He was answered by the speaker that be
presumed this was of course, as the jsur- 4
nal was kept for the purpose ef- recordiog
the proceedings of the house.
Mr. M'Campbdl then rose and observ- ,
ed that he wae surprised at the course
which had been pursued. 'lt did not eom.
Po" with the dagnity of legislative pro
ceeding: or she freedom sf-debate. This
steedom was. Wteed by ths constitutio.
and the evil would be much the sauce, whe
ther the privilege were. taken away by ;
express law or destroyed by thetneokm
md proscriptiso shdomtnesriag party spi
rit. He stood there as a representativessct
; portion at the maple. and in lhedh.
shame of his duri-s, while he U-Þuid never
monly- iusu ( I .: hoas- or-ihs fedings
as aoyos its members, ne- wou-u exercise
the 'vilege of sue], exprsaaml' ' his '.
mien? The resolution had been "53.
ted to the house. ' !! they .eoataiaed say
thia' beames ia plates! faetorsf just
him:; the W'Fl"! Isle",
" ctAiB leodlysi 'mimn mund summ
" Her]. hnrl, then quid," or elswm'eoou be '
lost.
m _
.: an'] sun the helm thethnid. Whemm
"Eye
' 'ss finmderﬂnropemu,
Irom the Virginia Pam'at.
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a tho' . ,
ss " sisissuyou hirssfieeltqp, hie righu,
" si Fibeipsske os repeunutive govern
sictn, "when he ne, copped by the speaken
mmmffictw M'Þe' 94? in;
ciden'c'c' him siss creating ca' any {au
tz'm odd" tlw [muse._ He eat down,tud
before he. or the gentleman who— thought
withsihimsi- could recovet: from the surprize
into which they'h'ld be-ctn thrown, by these
egtnotdinnry proceedings, the 'qucetion ss
wax put upon the adoption as the luqstiwtc
prdpqsed by the committee. It va- uni- ss
ed without a division. The chair then de
cided, that ,the house having adopted che
mbniwte no Other question was to beni- 5
. en, and the subject was fioaily dicpoeed of. ;
. The home immediately adjoumcd.
Having presented the abpvc statemeot of 1
ss faste, ] think it proper to observe, that ee- '
' veral of the most relpectaizle members .of 1
' the majority have decidsidly re'prebated the
motion os Mr. Daniel, as "Well as the: rude
si noiua by which Mr. M'Cauipbell was in
terntpted. But a majprity evinced :. din
ss position tostop at no act of outrage wha
over. -
The conduct of the Spsseaker, in putting
: the question upon Mr. M'Catmpben'e_zcao
'tiom'witlwut reading them, was a' (ma
'viosation of parliameataty propriety. , {t
wu i"- comcquencc os thisdopaﬂurc from
:the usual course of proceeding, that the
ss'si lyeaand non were not taken. But !. hue
sthe satisfaction to be inlarmed, that thess
3 sentimclts contained in the resolution! are ;
s participatcd by the entire body of scdcral- {
; ma.
The ltut decision of the Speaker was no
len lingular. In firm t/te' resolution: of
the cnmm'ttee have not been panc'd by the
house qfddqatetsi They were mond as
ss an autcndmcnt, and an Inch the house, a
dopted them. But it um necessary to put
ss another question: warrant 'mn suoum
un.
Thou.- extrnordinary roceedingz cannot
fail to mo'rtify every fgeml of republican
; institut'ntu. They maniseu a tom] disrc
; gard for the principle: os civil liberty, tt
opir'tt of intolcmce, furious, lavugc end
meletttiogsi rutnined by no sentimcnt ot'
propricty, and capable of the most blood)
penectuion. The t'ccliogs nhich-thcy !X
c'tte ] will not attemPt to potutraty -every
,tmu es honor wili had a mirror in hie own
'bo-om.
tzt n—AVes 9.—-Nocs 12.
's he passage of the resolution was op
posed b.' Mr. Binda], who exposed with
much abilitv their impropriely and chai
lenged any ofthe majority to defend by ar
gument the ground they hid takan. This
challenge the champion; of democracy did
no* think it prudent to accept. The re
solutions finally passed with some incensi
derable amendments, which have since
been agreed to by the-hmue.
Anocher amendment Erepoud by Mr.
Daniel was no strike out ! : word " deem
ed" from the lace paragraph. He urged
the impnpriety of pledging the general
assembly to lupport all the mealures of
administration, whatever Opinion they
might entertain of the particular measures.
He thought it sufficient to support such
measures I: were proper and necessary.
-\Ve have been savored hy raptain Bayton
with Linnen pupeu to the 4th of ]anuarv,
which contain London intelligence to the
twentieth qf',December,-at which date the
rupture between our government and M r.
Moon had not been publicly announced.
London &Pmctct the 201h December
ny. " letters 'Boctdn ,to the 17!!! Of
November ny thanke dinunione between
our mininer Mr. ]ackm, and the Ame
riun govermpent are empeuded, on ac
emnt ofthe manam of - Mr. Smich,
the Apenem decreul-y of nate ;" they will
not unsad be remmedctna ' Me meeting
of Cengrf'n. on the 27th that mouth."
A letter from We of—M lSthDee.
guilty of persuiy. The motion did not ob L'
Since the above was written, the resolu
tiona have been before the ecnnte. Mr
Dun". (of Cumberland) moved to strike
ous the word " perfidiou-ly" st'dtl the But
paragraph, and offered : &: arguments
comltuively proving that it- waa m compe
tent for the government of this country to
say, that the government os Gt'eat-Brttain
in disavowing Mr. Erskinc'a act, had been
It is the muzl custom in the home of
delegetel osVtrg'mia, to no;: my member,
Who attempt- to utctvr Manzreeuhlr "" he,
by making runs: totu- !lu this ny hsi
deficiency ut' abiiity to answer iot'uut- at
guments i: oupplted ! !!
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NORFOL K, Ftb. 26.
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Nun:
—"utnze whtch 'cctl
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' the French general 'll'iebaull, :! cowej -
siwnynlhin
'charged; Ano, B'adsord. of Chnlcnon,
Head {mdrn-y time, si
_ , , .Nov, 12..1m -,
] have megived your: of- !!!le ofltn
month covering mine;. -l tlsslmk-yo- for
zour prompt unctionsslosinr thin.- !:
well a for your commm' ' -
your own, for on know the immel & -
ctumv concei- You
of the legion. of hand:, cctoss'M. Laþﬂe,
(late ip_undznt_of pblijzc of Luboo} has
ac Madﬂd.
Fricndshiþsiﬂall, baluznmc, (or Cld'ms
Huzvf-(r, Long. do. nocdischargcd'; My
ria, Wpud, of New York ; Young Famor,
Csi-zsi'm, do ; A.knomac, lzish, do ; Union,
Pngot, do. Brigs New York. Body, of
Nsi-w Yolk; Pallas, —--.-do; Bcuey.
Evans, us and for Alexandria, to 00}! ]msi
20; Lorina, -—-, do; George, Mutton,
Bctlcimorrmot dischnrged ; Paulinn; Godd
him, New Raven, for Charlean; Saﬂy.
Oliver, Phi-ad -L-hi1, for Charleswa', in
6 days ; Pmsirhcrficoryssh'cw Yolk ; Mi
cha, chbcr. o! and for Alriandﬂz ; Day
ucy, Wilson, New York. for Qodiz- int
fair wind. Schr. Man, Lewil, forctlol
audria, in 7 day:. The ohip Galls, Nnh
tle, es New Yolk, wn ac St. Ubeo
to Liverpool. .
French, and rexaken by lb: B'r' lit,
T ramlatcd srsm Lict:bm paper], Wh
l/ze sclu'. Carolint, capt. Blytau. .
destimcion nqc known; Mark, Hcssdd'crsi
son, Chaslclusim, at quaranunect;]ohd &
Edward, -——, Ncw-Ymi, captured , be
ss-m-"anmessasishe'madasi pmaisjactm
' nsirxt ctddy the Ndl'e—Vn {Zetvoyedjctusid'sui
che fouificasit'mn, dock-y'ardscti'sind qtiemtesisi
biown'u'p, 'Iltd ctnbgit ,eoesitzth'o P'rB-dch ]:
yon labor was; sidc'gtroycd ii uessdaf. '- We
W-ssqpuk} win the deetmttm fron;
ssCtMJ-udsiSWh Bcvclmd. -- _ ss
, The Gazettea Wound;: ( fficctially' th'e-elp
tune of five or 05: (mionul corvettm. b'ouizd
from diﬀerent poru m France to'Gunda
louptsi. ' -
The emperor of Amtria entered hie u
pital on thesiLOth os Novcmbsser, amidst the
mon enthuianic- s'cch'mniode of the pen.
ple ;sithcre were ﬄmuisiudnda for Knight: ;
th'e archduke Chadn-zsiwn expected [he
nen week. There nmained in Vinnz
10,700 sick and wounded French- ooldien,
who could not be removed.. _/ .
The brave Tyokans badsi uot'eubmitted
n late ac tbe 30!!! of November, nay.
pears by guide! undef the held Of Mol'leh
and V'te'nna-si Two cegimenteos dfognmu,
one British undone .Gcrsilnn, yet: (cleave
Porzsmoutb with the Gut fair windJor Lil
.bon. A division oisithe' cofiecripu pened
the Pyn-lees on the last of Novemþer, 1"!
w'ns 'comppded o! SOMmen, end um w
fsn-m :m armx o! o-egsiengsssizo the Pomþ ar
mieo d3pliosid o remain: Wenns! in
Bucay. , _ _
Advicn from St. Petenþurg lcto the "(O
of Noctyem'ber, annoauce that the "Runfzm
army m Moldqvin, bad defeated cttbagos th.
Grand Yizier, with the Juno! 16 plain
of artllleiyand tzssnatdardo. _ .. ., -
From the genel'dsi} comphxioi et theLiP
bon papcrs, it does not appenr dutsitbssere id
WY thing hkc dcopondcncy, on tbessconm
ry the most active preparation; were unk
ing in Spain and Ponugal for reeietqoccs
'l'nc first requisicion of the inhabitants of
Porzugglsiwuc ordersied out, to join! the
.army- - -
Arrlved, brig ]ho, Greenleas, 9 weeks
from Cadiz ]sim. 26, in lae- as, long} 63,
ssill in with the'brig Haunah. of and fron:
New Huvcn, 14 du . 'ouc, bound to the
West lndiu, loude with provioionsil and
came, in lucre". Law 20, : m broke
over the stern oflhe' annnh which wusihcd
ovcrboard capt. Elilha Atwater, --Tho
mas, mace and'Bc-njamin Smich, stamn ;
inzhalf emhour & second sea bmh ounlþe
brig which carried away the due? load.
Henry Wekhcm, leamln, hond, qUIW—T
board:, &c. and brctnkc two of lb; arm'
amn. The: wn-iw Fs begged czpl- Gupn
waste) !::kt* them, off. or put . .nangamk
On board t': conducuhgm loss chquzgoye.
Cape. G. put Wiiliam Fork", hid si M 'f
maze on boar;], and reqsxcsurd him to make
the first southern port "m. the Uniccdfiucepss
or St. Bartholomcws. Spok [sun. 26, in
lm. 35, 49, In . 61, 30, schr. ——,]Qoes,,
6 :lnys from Must)": bound to St. Bath
Fcb. 18, in [m. 35,17, long,; 75, lhip
Mcncnger, osand from Salcm, bound to
Swanrctnhsi out 15 days. '- -
:: si'r Larolmr, bayton, 48 ("70 fron
Lishon. Lest there ]an. 26, ship. Tho
mu, Hnrprr, of and for Alexandria, not
dischargrd ;, Ticonir, Reqdoiut, of-Boc—
ton, for N'cw York in & dayl; U. Qui",
Girlun, os and- sor Philadclphia. not dil
'Szvuu, Dec'qnþer 15._
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