Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-05 00:00:00, page 3

The emperor exct'vcczrd, no doubt, that ]
isle: cnuZJ procmsi: an si-mbctuy to be un: ?
to Russin, from his dcmocrazic friends,!
who, lisic her, Were: muclsct attached to the ;
l.:ssficrlsi/ cjs :!z: Se-as. it wuuid add much '
wsi-siogiu (0 du: rsiprcs-si-nzsiatiods of his own !
;:mbussador at that court. Mr. Shurx did
nz-t get his commission and Mr. Adam: ,
siir. the face ofthe mighty Emperor, King, ,
trihute to the Liber-ly of the Sun : but the
triumph exprcsnd in France at the news I
at his pus-ing the sound and :ippictiching -
urnml a: St. Petcrsburg. evidently pro'o'cs,
limt much in ye: rxpcctcd from the kind
cmnpliance of the empernr's deinocratic
friends. in sending an embassy there. The
disminai of Mr. below, which wa
known m Paris eXaCti) four days after it
took place at \V ashinzton, as it appears by
the :. imc alticie of news, did not gin: more
gratiszcation in France than the appoint
mrnt (is the American emhalsy to Russia.
Bcnaparte has lately procured himself
another opportunity tosipkty oﬀhis democra
tic iricnds in Amcrica to advantage. In the ,
midst oshis difficultirs at Vienna, he closed
:: note to be addrcn-ctd to the American mi
nister, at Purisjn wihch he my: thatAmeri
tica :, burst-a of ha- unaiterabisi- determina
tion leg-persevere in maintaining the liberty q/
'tlremu,' that i., consiscating all their pro
perty which come. within hid mach,-ad}
then he given publcticity to this not: at all}
ti-e ctomy couru, which he had subjected; to ]
show thcm'thzt their {ate is not singularct
lad that the'good people of the U, State! _ ss
eke iniited in his cause. As there is no
liinctg ncwin the terms osthis note, and as \
ksijn pubiished before it jovial rench A- '
mien, it is not possible to suppose it was
-— : for any other object bur to ccjoss.
.; si_ peuy states, who seemed ssbe tired :
-. has hie liberty, through out hamilia
produce hxs was.. .sinsil ashk their [aloud 3— \
Os hzs he on;); hsi-cu "nous towards the U
S ages, anl uksi'u ussh'Jm-IJG us th: very h
\'urablcdxap.m'.u.si:.u ulsi his lssncudl the de
mucrats, to an our pom ohut against the
Ea-ssgli-iz, xix.-; his mssn'e immediate depend
nasis nuy hul meum: to pay their wu'siribu
Iiﬂm be::z-r. '
'i'Lz: Ussmsi-d Smm never had : minister
,: the Znnctn-rizzl court of Rdslia, umil 311'.
Adam xv.-a sent the-se Lhisi suzmner,ulul the
c "of:-ashy .zs.uh'nhcd those who rect-.isictzd
me upsid-usi-si m his embassy w ['I-unde me:
wi-sih ;"an uur present (concluded! ruferzn
of., it upsix an, has not hzen that saisihsul 3!
l.' oszhe French c:.>;1ercr, which she was
lepses-xzzcesil to be by his de-nocrmic friends.
She suﬀered his iznprrial :ntnjcsty to lampes
and m-guciatc lhrce win}: mouths wnh
A.\s:ria, uhsiu zhe miss-t I.;We selded the
mamr m hu liking in .: week, if she had
be- a so (iisp'rsed; but in by pscvsiwuz ar
sange-ment with Austriu, the Russians
umrched Zzno Poland to be near at hand and
prcrmt !st majesty from (hung as he ple-as
c-;!, and ob'niued in the nc-gociution, what.
sans pt-uhthfy agreed before hand by Aus
n-n, they shssmsii hue, set their srindiy in
. ,
51 sh- u n years ago, hu: late wars in Eu
p- nbur
how long it ]: susizpoaed, wih he be able to ss
r ),); [was;] to list the red of mystel'y. Rus- ;
Prutector and Mediacor, 91 he gan; him
sds, and in dcfizmce ussinisisi decreesk cdicts,
lz'rirusiziun.
! si si
'ss 4 . .,7 _. . ' '
lewsch'naq. -
..Þ-fi- -ss __-_ -*si . ,
Asby the late accouasszg is?-p Europe ;:
swears that
was not sent in time to shew the Russizsima
ihe Frcn'd'i, the ssDutch, the :
["Me-, and two those little said, she Pap-3
ger-, carry on crude with England, 3
. . ]
hun- much Lhc tail of Austin wcuid cun
De musiciitioa of Nr. ]:ck'son' : dis— i
' _ I at Paris. like the Lppossintmeht of;
ss- he whWeiown-rlcy iii the" Amssesi-i
ss ..si .Qs—si - sisi sssi'ss 'si si '-:' -
MM \. .
. ., ( ss- (, .
. _ ss_ ,
- may. in can-Well by the linPlei
NTS D
.—_.-._.*----.—- -...._ .... --. - -._._
will appear perfectly- innocent sad !:tttsidql
ble. _ . -' . . — ..
ss ' The French Writcrs at home. did not per
, hips ktsiww. that Mr. Onis had been sent to
this country by the Spanish passoiots, (is they
would asilsosihave forctotd the sum of his
embassy too, unless indeed 'thcy did, like
our- Mjk'th) president, itl'ilis message, con
sider the iltthrs'sis of the: putriozs of Spa'ttt
as at too little import-meete be noticed.
By such steps and gradations does this
nutwn sin}; tu ruin, it true pan-Lucina and
spitit are tmt swakesinctl tu danger.
( Bet/(marc- 1 't-ai'rul Rrpusiolican- )
Our 'resdcrs w'nil not pus without lo
t'm the: cuuduct us the French government
towards Anmuccttt colttmcrcc ttt Naples, itt
- Which thcrc is more the conduct of a pcssttv
srosictbur, than the bold uwrpct'; but the
: so::ss'umb.'va:z Dr.-see, or Dccrcc No. 4, sur
name-s adsilittuuul ct'itlcncc of the respect
which the Corsitm pays to our interests
land our rights. [: is as zinst the: U- State.-s
principallt', that this there: is directed.
Bss'. it , our tttrt'ch: nnas are surbtd to transport
tusi-in pmprtty from tit: domimom of D.n
mark and H.:mhurg, bush government: no
mfnallyin:!cpcndsint us chance. The high
ruacl from 'l'umting—n to H.:mburg is for
Lisizwn, by him who przttzs through his
punt'sszans, about the high road on the occan,
and " the: liberty of the was."
The Praphet Ram-cram—Th'e following
curious p.:nage it from Rouuuu'i Sociul
C'antract.
In the ardnous work of legislation, it in
less difficult to know what to catnhlish thou
what to dntroy; and what maken legilla
to:-s succeed no seldom, is the innponibility
ofuniting the simþle system of nature with
those eltnhlishments which are necessary
for the welfare ofscsizciety. But as We raisin
ly on all the circumstances requisictte. m
form a state combine together, so we lei
si dom find any state Well count-nued. There
isctill in this quarter of the 'world one coude
try proper to receive a legislatiou-z 'itzis the
islandofConstCA. T he valour amiss-cow!
3 qtgucy with which that brave people have
in.-covered their liberty. well tle-ente- to.
? have come wile men stectp forward and teach
them .iW to preserve it ; and ] have cpre-ss
simctmssmctsimct: this Lt'rTLs nuuo will me
folly assitonirh all After-ope- si si ct _.
'si __ a ( Ire-man's Fennel- ;"
ouclsi mass-39 tsizsizsi dmomtq, it it
fMNistlcuhtcd to drink; the a
nation isco disresspttte; but— whcd' :: shall be
ascertctuintcl to be at sasict, itkssc th: otfiis; .5(
has he to forbid us to trode with nations
who are willing to titude Wi.il us? Dsin
mark does not soi'uid us to go to Tonnin
get), nor duus ihc St-tiate of Hamburg re
sult: permiuiun to purthctsc the goods our
MiltZitdtl'tS send to Toutiingcn, and Other
ports ufDsi-nma: [; ; then how can the French .si
emperor iutcrfcrc ? The truth is, that Na- ss
pulton has dclcslltitkd that we: that]! become
parties in his system against Great-Britain,
(by which we may lose much an'] gain
nothing,) or he will restrain and direct us
ccording to his good pleasure. And yet ss
there are those, who call him the asserter of
mai-itime rigins! Hnd he but the power on
the ocean that he but on the land, then in
deed we should understand what is meant
I:) the " liberties ol the seas 'n Hoiland,
Swituiland, and all continentctl ]: siuiopc
undeistand, is mean: bctt national indepen
dcnt'e.
[Nor/"ou- I.:dgen]
By this tltcz-cc the immcns: value in pro
perty" tihi-sisih our merthzmts hold in colouial
produce is greatly tlepreciated, if means
were not found to end:)!" vigiLch of
the Frcmh custom-house officers, would
be reduced (me half. S.) it is, that the
property which our merchants have acquir
t'd, mtiat not be l.:ndv—d on the contintiit of
Europe. Lec\ . 'upoleon do ache pleases
With his own tlnminions, but vtzhnt right
.
i
Pith-act of : Ictkrsi frett 3! Botto- idea,
!- ct Dcc. 27." . !
sisi- "'- A" in bustctle and confusion here,-s
us'd-nicks,- hoottlitiea are essxﬄted with
! 5!!le T here thnesstht'cc iFsctchh"fsiP !
:_ 83!" ar'hfed at Guidaloupsse stom Praneef ,
! We Were douxoyed, tthdsiouc cut out md!
þrought to AntiW by the English iquad- !
so" -*-3 frigatu were hetoyeotesitdly mom- !
si '08- looking for two Frcneh, who Were !
! been of? Antigua : few daj's ago." ! ct
: Wa— - _!
! Died at Chiliesiothe,' Ill the nate "of Ohio, ss
3 on the AOth ult. Dr. Richassrd Brown, sicsiond
si sun at the late Dr. thlium Btown, of thin ss
town. ss
six. ; - 3"W ss
IN COMMON COUNClL,
jamwry 29t/t,1810.
Onntnzn, That the two of two hun
dred dmlan he and the came in hereby ap
proprizted for th: relic-i of the poor ofths !
town of Alexandria, and thlt Alex'ztnder
'Nl Kcnzic. Aar-m Howes, ]ohn Suctnn,
Robert 'Andurson, hViliiam Rhorlu, Wm.
Newtml, lnomas Shret :, and j-Ihn Coha
gen, be a committee to distribute the same.
! Exuuct turn the. minute-o,
—-*-_-—_--.
wood, which will render it on "kindle-pu
clme. on the term-: that—! will tell-it, .
George H. 'l'errett, Euq'iﬂ-lhek the
1an to any gentlemen Fhe . thee to yet it,
and will give the neceseerfwi infomyfion.
- George ssnct Cbepman.
Been-been. __ , - :a___
sisisiss-ctz _ _For;Sele or Hn'e. _
"' Tvehert NEQRO IOYS—tbe eldnt
about eighteen, the yon-gent About two!-e
,..sin .sl'Þ—Elsiqm thesil'rilter. '
Jensituqlsss . _ ' ;esit
— ;
N Saturday the third day of March next,
at one o'clock in the alter-noon, will be
exposed to sctle before the door of the ('oﬀee
fl—lousc, thcundermentionetl valuable Land. in
two lots, lying within the-limits of the corpe
ration os Alexandria, viz. - !
Eighteen ucres and 48 perches, or there- '
by, bounded by Gladen'e Run, by the land: of
Mr Alexander, col. .Pcytnn, Mr. Sherron
and nlhch. si '
Eight acrel known by the name esPurlree' .
garden. bottntlcd in part-by King-street conti- 3
nued. by the property of cul. Peyton, Mr.
llooﬀ and the last mentioned lot. ,
These lote ot ground are understood to he
petsectly cle vr us the cnnﬂicting elaime which
htwe lately been ngiuted with respect to e
purtol'thc land in their vicinity.
A title deed willbo mnde and immediate l
possees'ton given. 's he purchner will be
reqttircd to give bond for .the purchase nio
ney. pay-ble by equal portion: in one, two, -
and three month-, bent-ing interest from the
date,:mtl a lteu retained on the property till
-'.-—*-"'""'sisi—_siosssi.v——_. , ct ; *- ._
[: Printmg in all its, variety
dearly madnthis siesicc. j
an equal distance from each town.
This property ie fully one had-s ceveredvish ;
]
l
his profession, he was not len distinguished
or hi_t philanthropy than hit skill. In the
private relations oslise he was an aﬀection
ate son and brother, and to his aﬄicted fa
milv an irreparahle loss.
Llc l'k of the market.
Bmlowed with : got-out understand
ing, and wailing him. it of ever) opportu- <
hit) ultmdcd to him by the inddgent libe
rality ot' parent-al sondnut, he hctd cult'tvttt- 1
ed itwith ouccen, and dietingnithed hin- ?
telt'u an accomplished tehutnr. H'u quali
litntion [or the unto! protenion he had
nh-ctsid, lm been nttetted not only by the !
first honor- of the medical college of Phi
lndclphia ; but by the private testimony of !
its learned proseuon. lnctthe exercite of
!
!
N O T l C E.
The above named Cnmmiuce of Conn
cil will meet at the Council Chamber on
Monday next, at ten o'clock, [or the pur
psin; of dim—ihminz relief 'agrcubly to the
order of Council. .
6? The committee will than'ksully N
ccivc donacions lrom thou who are dilpo
scd 10 assisc the poor otTAlc-xandria, which
Puymcnt.
. COLIN AI'LD.
Feb. 5. mit no
505 Acres of Land for Sale.
WldH 'lsiU SELL the above quantityd'
LAND, eituated near the road leaddig
from (leorgctown lo Alexandria. lnd about
may be delivered to Fame: Hand, the '.
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__ _. . .
. - )
siPublic Salc.
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
LOST, : few days .þnh one" "man
Pochet Book, cootdnip'g in ,Wk MW'U ;
?..e emount of 130 Men. eljlﬂy 1! v,
doller him of; an bfinch 'I-lni lu- WM si *' a
, ton city—alle eeerdlcue—os ctlv'e [lined] .
who Dame-de Means-cture see-pays
; lexwdrie. together with sundry
dume. which Incus-Io to whom the
belonze. \Whoever ,.ﬂnd the
\ will lene !! with dry!" hen ; I
ss receive . reward of Nun-deed Desire.
;
!
LAST NlGl—IT bemsieen the houre ene
ven end eight ofclockuwn esselen sum me
\ house formed)- oeeuþled by Mr me., u'ow
? occupied by him. Hel'en Gulhn.-- -uvo Bed
quilu, one of ctwhl'ch being Remark-ble bed I
* large cited leaf with ; derk ground dle-fond,
being she of furniture culic: o, end quilted by.
the leaf, also by the demand—tho other be
I ing a dhmond and our. with a large not in
the cemer, quilted chicﬂy in them—also I
!) mk et and [men sheen -Wboevet will ep
prehend the chief. and ssdeliver the thing! to
this office. or to Mise Heﬂeo Gullm, ebell
be generously reWarded. Should sithey be
oﬀered for nale. itis requested she; may be
stopped and information gave: it above men.
tioned. _
l'cbruary-l. " si.
c—t {vitiated-ﬂood.
_ m.:- man—unkin—
ssct unnsssidbdhamsi
. q .. ,: i , . ,si r'
lSHlNG to remove w theipp'er mn
try, I oﬀer .l'or nale,zth®l*siz-BM,< e.
whichllivessin the county ossf-z-lidgG '
lying on the siPotomeo River, jllo " r'c "
Greek; end eontiisssiniatg about too , ' .; ' -
36!) of which are cleared, en_d the ler-er por
'tion of it of-the first description as l'oiomn
ctlow ground: ; the reeidue of tho'tn'q-ctinbeu
equally divided between oak WHEN-H.
latter peculiarly -valuable for all me Wl'sisi
siot encloting. "she preference 'ss'wh'ich -t "
'place claims over most cctthen in'tho adult
tageo of living, each as wild fowl, fislmyetsserg)
crahs, &c renders it an hctigltlysitleeiraﬂeutp
blishment for an] gentlemen who may' With
to reside on tide water The improvemenu on
this property ere-complete, cond—ting of . '
two story dwelling house, 60 by 20 feet ow
taining seven room-, with plunge: end exp
cellent cellan; another. two story dwelling
house, containing three room: and e collar ;
a new meat house, sidairy, ice house.-Me.
corn houses. and every kind ofneeemry th'—
cloeure. 'To this property in "annexed I not
and man 'valueble overehot will, with, two
pair stones, lm'ting cloth, cobsimehine; at.
ftun do &c. The ternal of rule will be mede'n
easy to the putclmor nhe m rot-nued" nKss
)! " abated " _ 'terlyn office,-u—
-ebam'c .Reli Mix him be WHEN"?
home on Wedmdey mem'ry nere at 6)
clock. Woman" ". reﬂected.
By order g'f-t'lie. Pfeeidem,
nor.
Blail'n Lacwm n about-tak and lsihsi
Belle: tuum. , ss
Adnma' a Roman Aotfisipifiu. ,,ct _:_.ss
Complain Pan-in (new adiuol. ) _ " 'ctiTLsi—YQ- .
Mima'si Ingnsi'm'e—l volsissa. - 3 ."
Poﬂon' e Leave-X an If: .Mmfinv." ,
DWQWH Human! of thsi. (IN-i, , _
\ In: Went"; Lamm-leln- si
. Cospaﬂ Possanusi anglssTÞX—iaenigh, do'
.eell che-p. _ ,
Feb-S. _ si'" - "At.
win.
ALSO,
Dr. Hoopel'u Phyoidnnfct Vadnnasicuin-L.
just published-4 very man Manual for
young gentlemen Of she faculty, ]xicn lll
John-an' a Virginia and Pan-n': Almao- '
nacn fordo. coat-ming :"va osnaesnsnnd ,
anteruining matter-by tho dau- or- others
And/'a:- cal: by am: Kenmdy, un. Jud
ul r, King used, ,
Gentleman and Lndy' a Pookn Almmca.
in plnin m Man-am bindings, for an year
eeDr. Keesia' . Medical Gnide.
Penninzton' a Memika of Hu- Iﬂna Co
ct-si'MÞ-C'ssnss neuer sow??? -
me.
AND
'- si
STROING LUALRBL bHOESB
Such :: he no rain:-end: UUW M sssssi';
ned the hemy then! psiheoner.
Fchruary I. . , I:
TPotomac ctLand forSale.
T. Tumou
Marengo,]an. 17. , - eodtf.
Flbo 5.
zn .Bank Notes.- -&c. lost-ct
sisi- _,
, ]obn 'G Trznm. si";
"00 Gl Mild,??? "Gum ss'
NOPICE.
your. momen, Secqy.
Just Recbivcd
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