Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-07-21 00:00:00, page 3

yLQidcnt had no: placech. hersonauci :ﬂ &
fix-light beiorc the public, ( ..1mmvdiatelyssss.
eþeﬂcd the charge," and, amongat ()thcsss'
"vations, reminded him that sithe only.
imictivbcn the British government had, by
had" 'sipcjsszcd equaliszation of duties, _made'
,,ch'h of :! libgisiul and concxhatory
wre-sstoffiirdskctAmenc-a, icsi was immedi
tely messtþj'ctthesizsspresidcnt who had cxgrcssgsss si
y recommsiensi {& 15? subject .co congrcsszsim
is messaggzsisictasindsisithq the plan had bsicen
afeared byctthesic'llamsio: gf that party in A:
esiri'ca, which wactssibonssiidssercd the but disw
ed towards GreatsiBrissfaisinss That, on
'h'nt occasion, : qhangq tookss place in my
anner is'very probable ;" butss Mr. ssErskinc
as ascribed it {6 :; source pen) diﬀerent
rom that which oc'chsioned it. "" I had. Ycry
ateiy been acalouslysssigniployed in repctglsiing
h'e charge; ,a chargcsiwhich ( never could
car-Wicþouc indignacionct" Eight yearsss'ofi
c mosfissnfcjmatc interc'bnrse, during which"
'noczn act, nor harc'lfy assthsioizghc respcccing
sithe forcrsi—gnsirilations of Amcxsiicg Wassipon- —
ruled, enable (n': confidently sstc : SZ-siy,sissthat .
Mr. ]cﬀchpfi ncYe-ij'had in um &cspcptsi anyss
ictosher object ihsisivigwsi bsiut'ctthcsi sip'rotcccion'; of
[(he right! oflhdsi U. _S assgainstsscycrcty' sssorcisignss
aggrcssion or injursy trdaiwsihatcvefsinatisionsi
5Lproccedcd, and sihsiasss, in 'cYery instance,
observed towards'fill thcsibeﬂigcisicnctts jhc
.mtsttict justice andsi'sithcsissmosr scruþulous
iinpmiaiity. His character-si stands not in!
it? of thiz dcdaration :-itss is 'eluc tosi my- '[
me grounuless accusatlons ot torczgn;
bias and inﬂuence have been gent-rakelj
tolely by the virulcnce of party spirit ; anclfsi
they were adapted abroad as an aPolssog) or !
pretence for unprovoked aggres*}tons- A;
just sense ofthe injuries receive;],ssand the ;
most temperate eﬀorts to obtain redress con- ;
nitute partiality. And .it seems to .have .
been forgotten that, from the time, when l
fmr- ]:sserson became president till the,
month of August 1807, no actual aggres- .
sionon the neutral rights of Atnesiricn had}
been committed by France ; whiist, during ;
the same period, the no'rninai' blockade "of
memies'ports by England, -and the actual
blockades, as theysi m'siny ' be called, of our
own; the nenewal, contrary to 'expressantl
lnutual explanations, "of the sidepredations
on theintlirect colonial trade, the continu
ed impressmentsssoi our seamen and the-at
Wk on the Chesapeake had actually taken
place. During that period, the laws, the
'Xecutive acts, the negoci-ations of the A:
mencm government could'have been tlt—ct
fected to that-government alone from-whom
1f'lmsiiVshadlztzeti received. But from the
time whenthe rights of the-United States
Were. inyded by both the belligerents,every
siPﬂblie meallirc'has equally embraced both; .
like eﬀorts, founded on the same baeis, :
&: unifo'mlyt though without success, !
' I
.si: And
si , _1tleasc irrefragable proofs of the car- l
"Hide-ire Of Mr. . ]eﬀerson'a administra
tion to adjust the diﬀerence: with .G. Bri.
she and of their disposition to removessfor ,
Qsi
ssss We, winnen! might serve as the
"him! of
1;
T
;ss :—. ,si :AL'BERTsi-GAL'LATlN.
(sidcnb _ , " * " .- _ '
That Mr. Erskine's 'Ohjsiectwal sito'usc'l'hc .
"I of presidcncy as at) argument to ii-t- -
cc the British ministry to'altssessr their mea
dstsiAmcric-a ; and that the bpsii
cnhed to me were sihisown, ictctL-s
thous from the whdlsiesitehor osif
dezpatch- BUT the inscrencc asss 'it t'csi .
'sto me is totally erroneous : and 'My.
rctssikinc must have mistaken my assent tsso ,
ectssrxistcncc of surmises of partiality in
;" cﬀcrsqn towards France for an acqui- 5
cence in the truth of them. ,\ ct .
[might with truth have spoken of Mr. si
adison, not as feeling any particular siasid- si
ixzsiticu "fot- the British consdtmion and insi. '
itutions,ssþusit as having neither bias or en
ity towards Ftance or England. siButl :
ever could or did contrast his ssicntimcnts si
that respect, ;sssior ascribc to him opinions {:
nthc subject of our forcign 'rclatiohs at si
sriancc with those ,Qf Mr. Jcﬀcrsoe. _ ,
] knew those surmjses reschting Mr.:
chtson to be altogether deatituttsi; of sodn. six
ation. To havmctinsssi the most indite-et.L
mutter, suggested or coutttenanced a'bclief
:: them Would have heath-direct falssi-ctz-hddsia .
_o_tar froth hzctmpg, eyen bytpy silencsse, ac. .
mesced tn msmuattons ojsi (hat nature .
her: Mr. Erskine, once, ahdsi Stace onLy, .
ropt one hiht- to that eﬀcCt in,:imuztting ;; si
(] hostshty to siEnghmd, and thssitt the
up pose
tcs towar
ns thus a
,ﬄciently 0
ad attcssHYPce - -
nti m enu m sihsinggssppct thh those of the
n-u ' a.
ctsi-ctsifsi"sidine:-medy—fitatedz—K-MsiZss-sssifizpmf'
siat he an, mysimasinncrsi an slight manu
am," siMh lit-skin,: infers that" I thought
! she President _(M_,ct-,si ]csi-ﬀcrsott) had act
"wi'ssth partiality towards thancc, and that
d to cohtrazt Mr. Mad'tson'it
her apretence-foradenial of justice
Me to obtain redress from both.—.— '
the eorrespondence now published fur- !
-* Lnsi'nsi
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MARRIED on si'lsi'sih'orsday evenmg last sisibyct
the Rt-siv._Mr. Fenwick, Mr. Willid'm Ste
"pheasansisisi siMerChant, of siSsi'tsinithsicld, ]esiﬂ'etsi'siaon
county (Val) to Mis's Marsisigarct Hqgan, of
this place. - ,
Wsilzot is tsio be done .?--—Thisis'si is a question
which is very frequently asked siZI'hsie Demo- .
orats say, in answer tosi the c'utting rep'roaehes <ss
of tsihsieFederalists. Wesi agisiesiesi with you that the
ituation ofss things' is really ssdsieSP'erate, But as
you object tosi oursi plans let us hear what you
have to plOPOSc. No, resiply tsinect Fsiederaiists,
(and with good reason too)—No, sigsiesintlemen 3 si
contrary to our advice and warnings, You '
have tun the vsiesssiesil of State oposin A sand bank,
and it is your business to get hersi oﬀ—siss-siyou
leVG us fsirsicmsi the quarter desick, while the
ship was tight, well provisisioned, m the lsiat*
of Good Hope,si with fine bresiezies, siasind a sharp
lsioott out kept for bteakers , you sidegrsiadetisi us
before the sitnctst, and advanced landlubbers "to
a stati on on the quaitersi desk,si altered the
ship s course, and let the rate into the provi
sion room; hete she is on her besisiasim—siesindsz
a td every thnmp she gets siloosens a plant. it
is nue, i. she _ sinks siwo share yousir into, b'usit
what matters [I: it we pertsn upon mu llﬂfi
bank or the What, for we are now Surroufided
with thern. and if we were even to þropsiose it
plan siand Succeed in righting her, you would
immediately run hesit aground again, not ander,
_ But, What is to be done! The erew dis
trust each other, and there is no lOnger an;
confidence: The writer of this ls aware of!
the difficulty, btsitt yet he will venture tbsi pro
pose a plan.
Let the Capsitain takesi thesi helm, cail the
crew together, and make known to them in
the fullest manner the exsiaet situsiasition oftsihingal
having no conceahnents, and endeavmzxmg t'o
restore confidence by summonmg toili: Coun.
sels the wesect-st, Inost experienced and hsiosssinest
seemen, ram/tout Yffercnce 'sitosi Yzorty. Let hith si
;k'siick the landlquers from the quarter deck
expel the rate froth the ptovmon room, and
scrsiape Of? the barnaclese which have attached
themselves to the sis'zisip's bositsitsiOm. Let the
heavy French iron gttns, v-hich strain the
ship very mtsiteh, he thiov'n overboard and se
placed tssith Amer can brass which are'light
and ease sisilsisiet all this be done \\ ith' sincetity
and good faith, considenre Will" besirobstsidred,
(a tlzsir tong [lull the strong 72qu dudsit/ze 'fmll
altogether," will be cheer-fully made, and the
chances are a thousand-- to-bne ithat the" ship
will either'be-sfnfelysimooredsiin a good liar
bour; br' else'rendered setiffieicntly 'strong' and
tight to weather any storm. sisiLctsi the Ear/wri
men:. be made-sisi-LET THE WAQPHlN—GTON
POtctlCY ONLE si" MORE BEiRESORTE'D
ss' TO—znd mafk'thesisireeultsiu-L'P" lour-nel.
standing naw'gation' . si; :
T 0 this no answer is returned. The pre
sent quarter deck men take another swig ofi
grog, iesolving to live merrily as long as they
St. lago with dispatches from the governor
general of the Cape de Yard inland, o:
can. :, sssi - :
Extract cf'a sisi letter from "'a' "gentleman 'si'ctin
.Albrmy, to hisss'frz'ena' siin- New sore,-doth!
14tlz z'nct. *
" A most -disgracesul"-scene"toss6k place
here last evening. Ab0utct- 11 o'cloeksssl was
alarmed by the cry of.-sire—aster-sssigetting up
I found that 'it was occasioned by an effigy
of ctM—"rsi'ss'jaclzsothhe British minister, being
burnt-before the door of Mr. Gregory's ta
vern, where Mr. Jag—kson put up. One or
two of the rioters were taken and carried
to jail. A am.sorry to find that Mr. Gre
gory got considerably hurt in the aﬀray—
he was—knocked down by one of the scoun-_
drels. The thing will undergo an exami-si
nation to-day. [: is really a diszracem
K. informs that—the day previous to his
sailing a Portuguese schooner arrived from
On Thursday last arrived at Portsmouth ct
(N. H.) the ship Liverpool Packet, captain
Kennard, 44- days from Bonavisca. Capc.
our city."
Altmdriu bank Eazette.
SATURDAY, JUsiLsiY zi.
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-- _-;-. wsis —-ss-*1
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sssisi 1
....—
Beriiig the governor bf Bonavissita to [and
Every P'ortugtiese vessel as soon asct-thcy
Were ready to receive their eat-goes; not
sstctvithsistanding sevesirﬂ Atnersiicans had been
t'vaiting five or six weeks for their turns-si- 1
in consequence of which some of them
who had been waitinga few weeks prudent
lt-.-.-.,, . .
]y determined to proceed to their destma
'rion without '"a sicargo, as -it was uncertain
When they copltiload."
'tabtract from the ara'efc (of Gm_. Hcmp
fen, dated Head Ind:-ters, Knoxville,
une ',8t}z t810 _
she attention of' the 'comfnactnd of briga- -
diesir general Hampton, by the fdfsimation of
the southern and westurn districts of the ar- si
myinto'ct one department, and the military
'duties fsi'whisi'ch desimabd his attention in the
"State of fTeiinessee, and on the Allantic
cOast, willnecessari'ly prolung his absence
from thd'af'myof'the Mississippi- so, .- somc .!
mtinths. -
ss'mand'mg at" the 'CRRWﬂmcnc"Washington',
; such' b'rdc'n'and si shﬂwczidnsas maysi'bc
ss thought hetesiary.
For Sale,
Y FARM about one miie and three
'quarteis siom Hexa'n'chia; bincrihg oh
tnc L.]ule River 'l mnpike Read, si nd contuin— '
ing" sixty- tWO atre5* , 20 0? which me in sin
h-a'ndsome young growth of timber the nesi
diie'sictcle'in'ed andsi uiideriience ; siM-ssacres is.
'meadow, a'nd'ss' welkknownss Lo'be'equal" to any
'insirliesszitsii'nityssof tliat'place, "amiss-has oh itsssc
ssv'eral* springs-"of ekcdﬂent" water. siA further
desciip'tion'is 'Considered 'u-nnecssessarv, as it is
pisiesumed that these wishing to purchase will
"view sithepropetty, 'AiSOsi, several handsomc
si PBmlding Lotssi . i;
] bn Cam'cton amE'St. Aaaph streets, two-square:
wesrbk" the Market House,— and in a good'si
ss 'tuation for private i—amilies; 'Shouldflhc above
sss property not be disposed of befme the first
' day of October, it will be- Icased to good te—
nams. For terms apply to
!_ , '"F'arm for Sale. _ _ , !
I T'ISH to sell my lssassrm on little Hunting
( reck, commonly called the Gum dpting,
5 miles from Alexandlia It contains about
230 U'cres of beautifullevel' land, admiiab'ly
. adapted to the ciiItureros-Small grain and the
! grasses , and the Plaist'et' ofsiPatis is soul: (I to
! act heneficially on it. Neally one third of"
this land is in wood, piinc'ipa'lly heavy t'im'ber. "
The Crc'ek admits boats of 5 lee'c draught to
. the landing place on this form.
A'ttached to this iand but nOt folming a.
ss patt of the abovcmentioned quantity, is an!
extensive MarSii, fwnich, with the concurz
rence of Judge Was'hington who owns the,
land on the opposite side. may be drained and
--rendcred amble at a small expence, and which!
fall official' c'dmrrssmnisica'tidns Larcsi'to- bc- ad.
dressed to his form L'EﬂUjﬂCtS' ' with (be "as-".
simomh of Aﬂg'bltjinsifilbsivcrunlcss other-(si
wis-("directed, 'addr'ess- ' thmr communi-ca- 7
"In the msicctan'timess {the cp'mma'nding offi—si
cer siark chc' 'casintonmimt, 'Wash'ington, M.,
"T.-ith'osc commabding at the different poets
wstbirisi the Oisilepns ssd'dd Misssiissiþpi ' sscc=rr'ito- ;
rics'fi'dd'thbse Within'shc stdte Ol"schnctcct-'s-see, !
"SouthCarolina-and Gcosirgiag—will; untilihc 5
ctsswill be for .Rent. .
T () R EN
A convenient STORE and B WELLING
cton Fairfax-street, lately occupied by Hawct
kin: and Aldcnss. Apply 10
my'acfwzshin'zwnz 31: T. — From this ar-si'ct
rangctsicme'mThepbst at FortctA'dams'ssand that
asic Fdrt-Clhibossfne'fife 'exebþted; and their
fcsþccdve commanding ctOshssCCn s'instructcdsi
ssto—m'akc 'thcir't'orhputzicatiWs and returns
thr'ough cbl; Cushmgct; '01" the ctoﬂider com
um,. -. ._____,..._—.--—_. .
tions 'and return, tosiC-crlumbia,-S. (If-lax,
which 'þlaccfhe gbnm'csiral's-si head- .,qua—rx-c rs, ?
Will be;"fora time, es't'alsslishcd.' _ (
sisictBuc after thee period 'he' hasctmfntivntdssct
not soldbefore the lst-of \.October, this land"
-the psiayments being Well secured. ZPosscssion
rmay be had at the end of the present year. 'Iij
M T-siimd through Whom "thev 'Wsilll rrccsilvc ct
aufficient'to graze lOO head of cattle, __
at present aﬂbrds m05t abuncant crops of; '
coarse hay,-suitable for cattle. It alone si-issi—
Sloop Regulator, Akin, Provid-z nee—
Linie-si—co the master.
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lPeter ssWise. ?
3 'Jdiy' 20, 60
Huly 28. lawfiw
I will give a credit of 1, 2 3 and'ctsyeat's, '—
ss _______..
"si Part qs A-Þxandrza.
ENTERRD,
KFIWW—
Rump}s Pea'ke.
"1R'.--c
-*_ mm-sim:
jacob Bﬂm. !
BEWS f
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\ For Sale. Freighhsiglj fgsictistþri si
FOR SActLF ._
LEASE 50! lives, for 312 acressiof land, sisi
lying in the county of Fairfax, and be
ing part of the- tract o'f land called " Ravcm- ct
war:/:, " the annual rent of which is ﬂfiy dol- .
lars. It is about nme miles from Alexandxia,
the LitilectRiver TurnpikesiRoad-pasSing mar
it. There is on si-said =tarm very. convenient
dwelling and-fam-houaes, and a good apple
Orchard, and about sixteen acres in clover,
equal to any in the neighbonbood, about the
same quantity of timothy meadow of excel
lent quality, and as much more unimptoxed.
This sat-m is dwided- into. five lots, and the
fcncing- m tolerable tepair. If it is not die—
poscd of by the fnst of October, 1 will [ease
it for lives. it is sosituatcd as to make two
sitenements. Any. pelson wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for iives, will please apply"
to the subscliber !csiding on the premises.
fiFORf-SA-LE,
AssS-MALL I'ARM, containing about 60'
arres, called "fsi'Hybla ! allay," on .the
Mount Veinon Tim., hbouti five nctiles irgm-silsiss
Ale\sa11'(lnia, together With the farthing ute'lr-ssct—
si 's, stock of cuulc :- nd the plcbent crop-'a"?
lxu", Wheat, and hid-im- corn
A ny descn" lleOh isct-unnccessary, asany per
son wishing to L-u: chase may view the p: 6
ctsi-ctJuly 21. law
AssV-As" UABLE T """si"
TRACT Of —I AND -f01-' SALE,
'The 's't'ib'QCri'ber dﬀers ffor Sale that
valuablc tra'ct of LAND .whered ;] he now me
sides, knew by the-name-Of t'nc White oat
BOZZO'L'Z. This [ZNKHLFSUIZPWSY d by name for
fertility of soil in 'thechusi?! siQ'x'. Frederick. I :
'(ont'dins seven hundredsiand thirty acres, "P
siwssar'ds of one third -in walk-able timber _; the
cleared landtunder good e'nclosures. Them
are on the yard a handSO' me Brick Dzwellitssg
House, a good 'He: YHO'usc, and .every other
out houseznecessairy f'or a family. Forty .pctr
fifty aeres of this land is handsomeiy situated,
and' could be converted into cxceilentssmeadow.
Alsega large-orclwwd of valuablc Apples with
other fruit. {17 hi's land lies xwithin two miles
of Battle Town. in said county. -
The subscriber le .also Set] a Maiu
ab-le two story HOUSE, and LOT containing
tour.acres of ground, ..with everyvnecessary
out house on said lot, till the abovementionod
town. " ;
.1t is needless --to say more, as no doubt
those who wish to purchase-will-first view tho
property. ' _ _ _ , .
fWhttmg Washmgton.
'FOR ctSALE. ctz.
AT THE VEADUE SI'ORE,
in sscasks.
Mix OSo
B. Nzckosis.
ZPQIZJLZ : Side.
"On MONsiD XY next, a: half past 8 o'ciccl !
will be sold," on. Had-t' : whalf,
'"FORsi'ctSsi-ALE,
"'H AT noted place called " RL' 2] ssL
I FsLICI"l".,"" now occuoisicd by 11 41.
lreclerick Shock. ct'Il-a pleasantness of this
situsiuion needs no comment, being suctmja- -sct-d
by none On the" gemmes is an excc lent
Wellol watei and a prCiOUS garden. The
great :csont of the cit—izms of Alexw d- 54 *0
this place makes it an object of great import
ance m those wi. o wislho pmctchase. For sum
ther particulars enquizc of
Julyct [8 (] is
N B If the above property is not se ,1d at
piivate salc bsicsoxc Monday, 23d insta .,nt it
will on that day be said ssac public sale. Salc
to commence betWesien'the hours of 3 and 5,
o'siclqck in the 'ai'fergisiggn" on the plain}.- .cs
si-FFu'fy 21. 2tawtf
wed i] wo'red "Am-issue RU \'l, on a liberal cz :si
dit, fox appro'. cd notes. -
'July 'Zl.
Bryassn Hassmpson & Co.
'Have ye]! Rectum-{1 and for Salt,
-Iuiy 21 .
sslZU hangs prime Grcen Loﬀee
lO hhds first qu-Zity New-Orleans Sugw
15 do. second quality -d0.
3 10 banels Gm
—- 50 bnxcs'Pipes, 'c3n-taininctg- 3 grass each
; 15 quarter cast: Malaga Wine
20 b;.xcs dipt Candies.
July 21.
Philadelphia SUsiMM-ER As. E
45puncheozzs high proof" (53
inhffidrick county, Fit-5" nia. .
" The Shsizp GUMAJGKCEK
, ' "200 Tons burthenct
,. ss Apply to
Silas Bu-tle-r, or
'Y —v
ÞP G. Marlstdl-ler.
Lawrason 69' Fowlc..si
David M; ankmct
Joseph Powel].
A.