Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-04-05 00:00:00, page 2

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' T'he bill n it now nzods is by, no means
uuob'rctionsble, but after the consideration
,nbi'cil I have given it ! am npared to
voujo'r it. A limitcd or qua ified inm
dicfion us the armcd-vemla of 6. lritaiu
aid France m)- bc proper, and during the
continuat- os thessvnr it is : monure of
whiclf perhapo they ought not to complain.
A. pumnntnt regulation of thin kind in
honour. without preceded! and will proh
bly call lot relaliuion. Is (In oymm ilss
pressed had on us we)!!!" ceruinly be the
luﬂ'ereu. -
We have for many years had a navel
force in the Nrdim'sanean on to proud
our commence again:: the Bnbary p-wm,
lad we hue now on our tables bill. which
.! pruume al} emitkd to be nued on {T'
lin- convoyo to our weuhnnuucn,
bound to "Emepess !! our armed ships ne
dnicd the rig [us of hoopiulily in. Europe
n som- if my cannot obuia an ounce
..mnl or 1 drought of um- when they or
The ill Emape, it in under disiculc to un
w'w uhey un mm tbno voyage.
ar nook! onscm n union. Such-mun
_ bctjbcir' oiumloo ' ?nncund G. Brinin,
un! sithe pom dercndm on or connected
.idx then ulcpc . nufmwxy nymm.
Wlm on the bﬂksitl to mule (ma the
""No,—A: it on us l'mcsie, her
. mmtd "in" no 'W 'M Reﬂsion
lbillid' the Awtiqmsid ! " ]. pu
om !: not pmicvhrly _uimd n' her.;
Yish must mecBmd-qggggg go:
:! and if mue, that they newe Ilmou
ftngouenshm tue ett lcg'ttltttin' soe our
own country. Is we pmmnjeet the bill
on obt'tnhte, tt thank! be to ttdvttnet the
lntessnt of, mmcet ttehurtnz on either
of the hell! r—nt powete le . et-condttry &
ntl etz'ttl'tdentio'n.
ct_ "tler'thn he taught bethe better tut
dss-mend. heenitt, he- would commence by
ne'emngthe attention otsithe home to the
Ull with he pwvithne, nnd etete the pumtl
tshtrt'tn the two brinthee of eengrue dif
[not].
The billae it originally went from the
house oheprelentetwtl had four diﬀerent
ptt-tis'totti. .
. 1. lt contained : repeal of the nen-inter
courselnw. -
:. lt interdicted British end French
armed tends stern entering out- harbore.
:. ]: intenticted the entrnnee into our
water. of Britieb end French merchant
vessels, end so he was intended to give the
expert tude of the yountry to our own
"bolbough ccmr lot olus nouch .
!" ., Ih ba snou nd ln
ss ;! Posesic wbjm msdcr dl .
4. lemfinbttod the hnport-tion of 31}
tish and_ Punch goode except in American
re tsi'ts'trre'd trench "laden at-the place tt here
the g-sicds Were manuhcmred, the attempt
ing to dream to our ships our import We;
The three last prct-sits'tons were limi to
the end at the non scuion and in the mean
tzme true {laced under the control of the
number who on : rct-ccation or modifica
tiw cfthe edicts of Greet Beitnin & France
was at hbeny to declare the prohibitions-at
]" ("lid
Ao the bill comes from the senate the
two last ptmieitne and the [imitation are
etreek out, and it now stands . naked un
qnafificd repeulos the non-intescoune law,
nud : "manent interdiction of British and
Ftcnch armed vessels. \Ve are now cal.
led upon to dccide whether we will pan the
set thus modified or destroy the hopes of
the country by adhering to the part ex
Dunzed by the unate. '
(."-men :GZMQ. I Dossssactr . -
q—dctﬄ
Daily ﬂam- o Doth" ):i Sindon. ct
.. ss * \v'auochlo lmmlon to con
IHT In time of !hn' houu lnd
Imnnhnnpmln th' de.
um communion th " be
no Up mmuscwidenwhkh'
" :! m Ilnmudnl numh . come:
Moon, nnd whhhhm not been noticed.
rush nnshman hue tusked 00 much Is
B'aﬂy Who .
cduﬂucm— ursiohmy
did Wire uld !! un?" I don"- oho'uldsi
!! I !
unuuct. sub'wssk But"!
nuuo m amend
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[.siusi Msi'hsstﬂv mnwm-ss!
Wmshdnnssrsi Idm "T'
w la] osi wosif of mtﬂcﬂn nd labou
sspiullw sm- whlch we have link to pin
me! my ponIbMon much.
1
] before ue trom what we gatlter wun cer
tainty the exact amount of Btitiah tonnage
employed in our trade,hut we have such
parts as will enable us to come pretty near
sthe truth. lt ie stated that the whole so
reigu tonnage employed in our trade, is
eomewhere bet-Ween forty and sixty thou
eaod tone.
When it is understood that the British
vein]: "which enter our waters are princi
pally coaeters coming from Nova Scot'ta
with plaieter of Paris, and other bufiky ar
ticles, and that the same vessel arrives se
veral times during the same year. and thus
dwelle the list ot tonnage, without adding
to the number of ships, it is a fair and eate
calculation that the actual amennt—oLBri
-. tieh-ahipping employed in our trade does
Snet exceed and probably does net amount
to 8000 tone. Thus that the French have .
no ehipe to be excluded, end the i-lnglitthl
sibut ("31 or fifty vessels of the smaller ;
' kind. hie ie indeed a man itcttt in the.
(mount. The addition ot . few small"
tents: will certainly be of no great adt-tm-'
. tege to our ehip buildeta and our satmere.
: 5! speak particularly of the country which
have the honor to repreeent) will be- seen
to tulet' by the interdietion ut then Nova
Scotie eoaetete, either-from the ecete'tty es
' pla'tetet- end the eoneequent advance.- on its -
' slcce ;
- p"But it in -eeid that want of emplo elee
, where will greatlyenerean the Brttie ship
*pie in our tude,that being wholly en.
elu ed from eminentel Europe by the
French dee'reee, the tonnage formetly em
ployed in the European tude, will be turn
ed N'ﬂd thie country. end that therefore
the taurdiction ie-tteeemty for the pro
tection. puhlpo theexietence, of our ship
ing ietereet. le there eny den et os thie?
g'hoeewhothink eo t'emtson t e French
deereee ee .forunetly_ reae'etted about
the embetgsisi regard themiatbe eþw
.Mctjl ; a unpku betrte'etethe]
mongly do ! whh : o " m ohhc nun
lnm'couru lowlnnd well knowe un tho
sinndmnu lnd uppemlom of the country
onss m- subject, thnl um willing m um.
tho plll umlmblc no Mind been made.
Dmhhn bun urpd'ﬂm tho um Im
bon mippbd of every chln vnlnnbll um
oughcnuclu'm mumdm ppcd und du.
formed um to counlcnnnccd. ! man
be] the nmnelon of the bow: whilc ! "
1 In nvl-w tho highly prlnd provlo on
whlch m lo pcrelnnclouﬂy ndhmd to.
! till]! be much dlnppoinud Is !: don
nor :ppur am Melt Mu- hu- bucn unr
rm .
,—-—-——
ny Impcdimnu or eounn—rvnillng "gull
Ihn on the pm of the Europun govern
memmhc provlllom which hlVI been m
gltlvcd by the mme, mnyctemsnu du A
mcrlcm Kmport nnd upon tud- to Amen
ct GlILYOlnlh
douce wbm bar n ' '
bonhnbun . M. a
m ndnimldbc ided _
upwloo 'that mo::ssssin pecunia
therefore give the but win.. And the
sunne or plmtcr link. tn his sadcs but on
ptostt undone height. .
Thic'moungemrnt in already given in
our protecting dutiu. and so eﬀectual have
they been under the fair conduct of our
menhmu that soreign ships seldom enter 5
our pom- But this encouragemcttt may '
be carried too far and it maywcll be doubt
ed whether by driving fe-Lc-ignen absolutcly
out of market we are not pr-judicing one
set of our citizens for the exclnsivc advan
tm of another. Whether by abuolutcly
polz'tbi'ting every thing like competition
with our own ;th owner: upd thus allow
idg them to make their own freigbts, we
are notunduly sarrisiciug the ogricustural
to promote the- shipping interest.
But is thisthc regulation necessary to
protect " to soszcr our shipping interest.—
As to French Vesseis it certainly is not re
quircdasnoFrem-h merchant usscls are
found in our sees. ]! it has any operation
it must be on the British, and so it seems
to Abe undergtood. We have no docummt
That to it ctrtntn degree our own unp
owm nnd ship bulldm ott ltt tosibt crcou
raged will not ba dented. Vc not only bv 4
It. .ivt cmploymtnt to an Ulcsttl on us mtn (
but the communlty nt large in bcncsttrd. *
Is we depend ot- lorelgnm to uny uwuy
our production. wr would not only give a (
monopoly to cemln htttopeln nnt'mnt. to
set lmtlncc to the Brlthh dut ing the mue!
wn, on their vemlt only cnn mch nm
cant. but one ltdu would not be an profita
ble or no certain. Our mrrchanto 'm out- ]
own vt-mlo leek the but mutket and um ]
1
- nam- mon perfect form m] whhoucss
But notwkhmndkn' time Objection. no '
ehln cured ,oebo:
. si: '- .- cum! We or. [on
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' d !- oh ﬂood- oa thesscouz'
Mil- 'nn_-ssqcm' inh'tbttion of nli inm
M'kb do Ijrithh. lo the unto man
nu leven believed that am- mbngo
prevent our production finding thetr
ctwly to England, nnd kctp British good: ss
out of the country. But cuch un not
the cl'ect of our embargo. end much mutt
cdly it not the rtnctleul eﬀect of the French
deeme, not- w !] it ever be. Al soon no
one people begun themtt-lvu to feel the of
frcto of the emhlrgo by the prmm ttnd
the town it occnlunrd. out- production
sound their way out ttnd to Grut Britttin.
lml Is during the continunm of tho em
- burgo there VI. ll mtrcity us Engltoh good
lt m- mundly un mificlal mrctty mat
ssetl by the dulm to rnlumco their pticu.
g-Thl tude between the two counttin wu
,Itept ny, though cmlctl on In tt dtn'crt-nt
muttmr tmtl by diﬀerent tum. Sttth too
] httl bren the eﬀect of the French decreed.
end accordln to the opinion of prttcttul
mtetnrn, we will ltcruherho thclr ope
ssmlon. They mny change the old choa
bncl. but the mum utmot ln- pt-ttt apt it
mtttt um] will find m m - out.
An . eﬀect of tho remit dccrm am!
th! ltl (Britinh commvrce haw- ntnh nn
lntlmm connecttem with thin uulsi'cttnnd
htwo necordtnqu bmt ntrnngly hunted on
; In the tlllttmlott t-l the hill, we tm- lmumt
toltmk them full? to the sttcr. am! I will
therefore procct to view them a litttc mort
N O T ! C E.
HE subscribers enclosed in a letter du
ed Fel-ruary 27th, 1810, by mail, lrom
Jeﬂ'erson, (ssulpq-per count)", to Mr. Jclm ,
"sizthen, Alexuctdxia. one hundred and thir- ,
ty five doilura in bank notes u annexed be- '
low, which letter has not yet been rece'ned,
consequently it appears that the woney has
been lost or mnslnd therefore, it in nquest- !
ed that ostmaaen at the route will examine
their o " end endeavor to correct the efnor
or detect the ufi'ender.
One note, Virginil blnk, no 2248 dated
loth March, 1806, for twenty doHan.
One ditto. dine, no.1976. dated- 4th De
cember l805, sor twenty doilm
One ditto. (mo, no. us, deted ch k'e
bruary, 1805. lo: ten dollun
One dine. ditto, no. 27. deted both De
eember, 1809. forten dollere.
One dltto dine. no. um, dnted ad De
cember, nal, for ton dolton.
One ditto. Potomnc, no. 211,deted Gth
April, 1809, for twenty (tellen.
One dine. oit'o, no 315. deted lOLh Fe—
bruary, 1817, set in dollnl
One tlitto, ditto, (supposed) no. 88], detcd
&! December. 1804. for ten dollen. ss
One diuo, ditw. do no, dated "th No
qember. 1805. sorten dollm.
One ditto, Colun ble. no. m, deted Bath
March, taco for ten loven
Ono dhto dine, no. m. deted tm Sep
tember, IIUI. for ten dollm- us: do.
in the ttrlt ptttce t "must: mm uzv
unto us the pcnplc onthc ctmt'tn- nt mmt
be uthsit-tl lntl arc ttt wnr with the m-guht
tlom et'tht Frenchrmpcmr. ln tlttt's ttnr
ter ot'thtt world no In thit.thc ]Wt-l-lo um
turpltttprodttctlom which they htm but
in tho [metten of t-ttchttttghttf1 for the
ﬂute!" of other countrlu. 'l' : lttlrlu
Men tn exchange nn netttttlty m- smtn htt
hit ntcuuriu which the eoplt- t-tmnotdo
withotttor tlunnt winh to : tl'prit'cd us.
And is tt Ventcunnot be found by the con
t'tncntttt nnttonn for their nt-ptu— ptodtttt
tions, they become of no vslut- and are lmt
to the owner. When we find tommrt-ciul
rt-gtthtt'mns thut nt t-nt'tance with the wish
es,thc intetcltl and the- wants of a people
they will must auuredly be t-vt-de-d unites
cnsorccd by the hand of omnipottnt-c.
Again, the French decrees arc entorccd
by fear and noc srom inclinatit-n. Dura any
one believe that in Austsitt or Prusisia or
Swedcn or the Hansetnwn. these regulations
have been received with snvor or have bren
adopted from an) other motivc than fear o!
the French tmpcmr. When this is the
case, when a government is ccmprsilled at
the command of : povsiversul neighhor to
adopt a system us con-mct-cial t-tsttictit-n
which impovcrishcs the country and is'
cnttnter to the feeling: and habit; of its
subjects, tf the commerce is not secret!)
permitted, mu-ssh pains will not be taken to
prevent it. As a proof of this we have
only to turn uur eygs on Holland, a (0ltms)'
bordcring on nctodctn Ftancc & tuled umlc r
Napoleon by his brother. Yet in the \L!'_V
country a trode with England is carried cn
to such an extrnt, that we find the emperor
not merely complaining of it, but threaten
ing for that cause alone to anntx Hnlland to
his cmpirc. " such it the fact in Holland,
what must the me in other kindvms sur
ther removed hsiom-France me! not ruled by
any of the Bonapa rtc dynasty.
?
Pendleton and Fishbnck'. ;
Jeﬂ'emn, Much 27, mo. ; ' .
ttt df'llusio
[Arm 8] '-4_.
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lenum _Hlﬂ2 oazcm.
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s THURSDJY,'APR1L :.
To the Freehollesin of Fahfax Coumy;
& Fuww Clmcm,
I "AVING lmn mnmmcrd through du
mediam of tho A'cxnndrin (Sunne, by
I " Freelulder (s Fabsi/Zm," .! a pernm
willing to reprenjn che counlyssin tho mxc
gcncrhl ummbly us Virglnh. le might m-m
" ls It worn incumbcm on me to ment or
dlmm theme \n the sum public manner.
chr hwinc nulhorllcd ] had determined
not to unction tho nominncloh. In hope
the! name other pmon bo-ucr qunllicd nml
mon inclined to the um:- then myuls
would I:: brought forword: but from any
information which ! pomn It don not up
pcnr um nnssy_otl1_er hu been nium!
" Among the lower classes of people'the
greatest cmhus'mm continue: to new".
and great sacrificee will be made to prevent
our being overruo. ]: will not be surpris
ing'ohould they riee'm man; and as the
made in general Ire had, me] of difficult
leceu, the tmmy will be mater'ntny an
noyed. ]! great reinsurcemcnte nrr'we
from France. in the long run We- may be
.uh'u eted; but the French g-A-cmmem
when sier finde friend to thin country in
the pretent gmemiun."
*' nutucu, 70". 22.
" The member: who ere to eompe-eetbe
Cortce of the nation have been choeen. ln
thin prot-ince we hm made l.300'dsinch-c
tion. No penon of title. nor any one huu.
ing a public office has been chosen."
?. S.' We ere inn informed that Geneml
Lace hue token 000 Frenehnen of n-cotpq
who "tempted to pen the Biern- Morena."
" tuum. yede:}.
s" Two pfieen es tln.Vohdc-ire srigete.
mind Km len evening M'W'ss
On Monday arrived at Manchmter. the
brig A!or.10, uprain Burges, from Malnga,
with Gibxaltar sapen ofjanuary 7, Malaga
paper: to ]aauaty 18, marine intelligence,
and the soliowing extract: o! letten:
An my nnmc wn unnounccd wuhoucsi my
connem. I: would "qui" no npnlozy on
my [1an to wichelmv It, nml ! cmnlnty
nhould do to unanilmlouq " ! um. nnd owe
have been of pullticnl honon. wm ! to
camult my indiviclunl snllngn lnd comes
nience. mme than she pmolnc wlidmimn
nsn number of lewldm. to who" ori
ulum ! scrl bound to munm u du gnnme
dcsmncc : No: shut ! am uncomc'muu
time she" .m mmctv gemIc-mmns tiw coun
ty brucr qumlifiul xlmn mynls m pul'usm
the hnpmmm-dmin proroud to be mused
csid w me ; but hcmm ! hc-M it to be tlm
duty of evtry chizcn freely m gidd M
l'mu- and but excnion- to the "wine, of
hit coumry uhc-nvvrr he m",- hhczmed L'V
it to do no. Undsir she inﬂurncciof them
motives ulunc I hewe dcmminrd to um nt
to she nomhmtiun of my nnms', no a condi
date for your sussmgc, am! is the prrple of
the coumy than think proper to rrp'ose their
considcncc in me at lhcsi approaching elec
tion, it will be an even: extremely grateful
lo my heart—arctd in return ! can only pro
mise to devoce to their service, with zeal
and fidc-fity, the full eXerlion of mykakm.
such as they are. to maintain thqsshcnariqd
liberty. she cascty, peace and prosperilyssnf
("UT common doumry—in which are all my
attm-i-menu, and on who" sate depend all
my interests. ' "
An accidental and present lamcnen, ren
during it inconvenienc to me to ridespf
lzonc back- -5usi.b of the .lrcehnlden wish
whom I havc-not the pleasure of : penml
acquaintance, Will be good enough to "ex
cuse my rsiot wailing upon them at their
houscs, which nothing lsiut neceuily could
prwcnt my doing : and'l beglcave Lo sub
scribe mpclswilh umimcpn oslhc high
est respect and-comideration (he it obedi
ent humble servant.
RlCHARD M. SCOTT.
.Bush Hill, Act'm'l 5, 1810.
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