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to fss ;hc'lctzsst to kin-:! fault with this objec
ti-m. . ss
lsi iv.. ! ;ctnssi-si-ctx smit- apor'nt qfltonor, ttnd
,tss: th. .. _,3p_-ss_0-ss, i-,, nhitn is right! lad
mit t'usisi .ir:tti'.t":* Irt'ssi't' WH-Ch is in the right,
might SJ'si .ihw ;!iie ;.niiu of honor, unless
for th — ' any of prsi se win;-; peace, which is
n- z;.'.i,\'(-rr:-,fsi.si': tlxtn an) pain: ofetiquette.
]1' ..3 ":n this case- the cctm rit-knowledge the re
Psi'i ,ss: Lil'si' prﬂCi-tlss-lltfif'?" without tlishunor,
l)_- ;;si-sizsie 1:ss'arttt3\'rs ])l'cti'ndt (] that it". was it
if .-:si:it= m. ;zaurc ; but on the other hand, (}.
1.- _ itwin, who consitiCs'si'fi it an fit-rule, could
not nfzrezc to treat with us, without a formal
arknoctwlcdgunent of the l't'pt'stL- But, says
Bir. Smith, this adint'cnce lO punctiiiots
the muse unreasmm'silsi- in Great Britain, be
cause it was Wt-Z't known that the proclaim
tion had espireclzl'ilerfs He was, ] think,
not mum- us the: natural answer to this,
which would haw- hre-n made if he had not
healed er. ]acks-m'z lip". that if the pro
cilmutit-n had mss'irr'd, there ccu'd he less
tract-on for (: naiim o'sssi'ssspcrm'la peace, to re
s-ts" m mn- r/ctujttct in the- proceeding.—
Anci why this tle-litacy on the part ul'Great
lirinin? Br-rsinnm- she could not compmsutc
n'. so long-, as the". set-out us no hostilc a me.-t
sctt'ectremnincd against he".
The 0an other inntlmis'ihie prretcnsion
os Great Britain which our csbinct urge
is. ss
The rt-sc-rrati-ss—n of Crent Britain, that
for will not p'if: the bounty to such as the:
sailors wounded in tho.- Ches'tpe-ake, nor
\\ iil she return such of them as she has ts
len, who may appt-ar to have been desert
tzs s-om his iv.-qje-ct'y's srrviw, or natural
bntn suhjvrts of his Uritnnnic m-ijesty.
Now wishnu! ents-run; into the question
so fully srtth (I by th': Anne ritnn people that
the)" will not go into it contest for British
sailors, we would simply remark, that an
nlvjectiun nl' t'tis sort comes with a Very ill
grnrc lrom a government, one of whose
est-Pains lus: year entered ther British terri
torirs, scilrti : schtml-tnztstt-r in the set of
giving instruction in a peacrsul village, and
firm him dead upon the spot, and to which
oﬂiccr, after s formal court martial, his
sword has been returned with honor. if
this does not amount to s claim qsdeurters,
we rottli'ss it: do not know what does.
Ateneo'elock. ,, n. on SATURDAY thess
lOLh d-siy of Februury next, the sulncribcr
wi?! oﬀer sor- sale, at the enﬂ'ce house,
AsiLot of Ground on the north'
side of King street, between Fairsax & Wa
ter street:. excending in front on King street
34 fret 4 inches, in depth 90 sect, bouuded on
the north by Ramsay's idle]. -
"she sule will b: made under : deed of
trust to the subseiiber, and an indisputablc
title conveyed to the purehaser. A credit of
three, six, and 9 months'will be nllowed on
ﬂood negotiable notes with an approved en
dorser. A lien on the property will b? To"
l"o_r pale or Leasc.
] wish to sell, or lene on_ ground rent for
"er, a Let us Ground on thenomh side o
Pfincc ner-et,"!mweeo Mind end Patsict'ss
tsiizied until payment. .
R. :- Taylcr'
January 18. si * In"!
directs. '
R. Moss.
lar-nary :. _ , snow
- If? (
gent were only mpomible fatM Men-'a!
,].[. repasluon. ! "
The law of nature. of nations, of common
. : untely, and the common law of the land.
zll require that in me]: . true : recoune
.! ould in: he hid to the master (If the of
:. ndiu "near., and afaer he rclusea to du
j\ nice. repriula mny (eke place.
la chid instance we woe the reputation Bu
w our own hmdn: We inﬂicted the sin: pu
voice-:: "'0 deprived (ire.! Drituin of
Þcrﬂ'hll ; (or it wn her right to emer our
pom no long to her enemy ma permitted
no to do.
1: In founded that this "at :! meLe
measure !: precaution : Is ]: Were so, it
cught to hwe b-ru rrvnkcd :; soon as (;.
Briuin do.-clnml hssr dis-..ppmbzninn us she
on of hsir dcrmol- N—Jddngrr any him;-?!"
existed my mem- than at the moment when
the nlﬀa red thz' nrnrlzlmnxinn to "pin-.
BucwimGr-mc Brimin it was wax-ma.
]* was abs-ﬂulelv impossible for her to eﬀu
(my term-3 what-erst so long as this r'od waq
I - [(I in [4 :sir-zrcrr cwer her head. On this
{"as-:: I; -. Rnyc'u mix-sun terminated. And
.: us :n-Zf —. -..-=—,- man of honor, is L'Oﬄpcn.
shotmn Was (: ::m-ssl cl of him lor am' act ol'
In: ac-n-ctm's, whether he would ctgive it,
'TKL: {sir-si ((He-Psiissilli xg pmty threatencd to
Chhslsire' him?
Z'L*'*'*'_"_ct'si 'He-maw
Fublic Salc.
Bezwss-tn n-ni-ms this is impossible : And
ssi-sssi .t'i tl - n.-t?nnssi::1:h-: world,;tnd usal! the
_:.Z:'..ctosi.\.i*.*rmsit-':s whicn ('Vt'r cxigzct] in an)"
[,
n'ui -ll,f".zls. nuss. nl l-olf must CsiIPliOUspttght '
—
i
One dny, at the last seasion of Congrcss,
we took notice of a pretty boy belonging to
this m'ssrr- [:ha/unr, in a bar room near the cu
pitol: he w.ts an odd/Job, of the SMELT
species; brought all the way from Georgin ;
not very sin/:, but quite mw, by the aid of
good tl-""*{N. ]le being as blue at indite-o, un
hent peehops rather more than he would have
done, for at there ere-tone, " nulut'e Will break
forth." 'si-Oh !" says he to a pett looking
Duct/man who stood by, " ] love your very
looks, bc-ansc you are a Frenr'lmmn,"-—giv
ing a most srztternal sqtteeze of the hand at
the same time, " ah! I love your country
men, the French, incxprcssibly !" So do !,
ss says the Dulrhman, ninety tousancl miles oﬀ.
" Ah .' so do I," rejoined the doctor, (being
too l-lur to understand what the Dutchmsn
mid) " so do ] ; but do you know that ! lived
in the city of Paris, J/t-ﬂar—rrr, that's the ,
name, six months, end can't liar lrr voo one ?
word of French ? l'tn Doctor Smclt, called ]
to serve my country two years more, sort
which l'm very sorry—Sir: months ie Pur- ss
rce, and not know a. Word of French, * l'm ]
ashatncdns it, l'tn such a clear lovet- of the l
country." ()h (let vns because you vas n- i
have all dcse little Lrovclling accomplish-1
ments, rcturnedthe Dutchman ; (repeating
a senterce of Dutch at the same time.) " l 5
can't, ] con't answer you, ]can't speak one ss
word of French, though ] love you like :;
brother," said the Doctor.
. —l ,
.ltt unlock-edsssor cornþlimtttt.—-Mr. 'Porteh ,
in his speech the other day, in fever of the
get;- rule-, observed, that. wth was generally
termed the minorlty in that hot-s, consistetl
of about s-Il'l' members; and that at least
thirty of whom could speak three hours each,
nwiP-eemibly too, on any snhjoct that m'ightbe
brought hesorect'ctthum. Till! was a_handsome
complitnent; but by no means unmerited-z—
there is incontcstihly, a majority of intente in
the minority of none. ()m'nery, Bet-death,
Gardcm'rr, Done, &c. we believe, are allow
ed to command the home better than any of -
the ntvjori'y' who can be marshelleci against
tl em. There may he some wiec heads among-1
this mnjmty. as it "called, but there is ala
mentable proportion of leg,, ver-heads, who If!
there from year to year, on the little salary of
a dollar and a half per hour, and excepting.
' the [:crmt arguments os you and nay, are as
anilen and incommnnicativeas the etotue over -
the speaker's chair. When any hnsinese, es— ss
fecting our s-ncirn relatizns, is befuie the
house, it is qtntc lu li :rons to obsert-e by eve
ry look and gesturc of these manie-barren, a
blinded and stubborn partiulity for one of the
helligercnts, and a wrath towards the other,
hotter than the furnace of Ncbu:hztlnczzar.
it is a glorious fill.-ction, that they are not
altogether allowed, like the huir-hroined
lenm, the gnitl-simt'e of our political chariot;
or we might soon look for conscqucnces as
awsul as what i—tsuetl from that indulgence !
Court of Appealc, {M.—On Thursday
the house of Dclegates passed the nati-du
elling bill, by a large majority— eyes 122—
noes 43.
Both houees have respectively adhered
(as the technical phrase is) to their propo
silions on the court of nppeale. The bill r'c
thereforeprobdbly lost. Thus'siom : mis
placcd and mischicvouseconomy of 2,500
(Io/lore, is a measure rejected whzch is es
sentin to the correct admjnistration of jus
tice—-—to the rapid execution of business;
to' the giving of decieiom which will be sa
tisfactory to the people, end access: to
she the interpretation of laws; what : ruit- ;
ful source of regret and disconsoletion !. ss
How extremely clcgrading .' that this en
lightencd country, as prnlific ol' tulents, doubt
less. so any in the world, should send such
beetle-headed sots, who have not prudence
sufficient to conduct !hcmeclv:s witt. dec ency,
to [ireu'de over our dcslinin.
The Izrlg hen, Mczl-tk, fi'om Sylt. his ar
rived at Annepolis, bound to Baltimon. clm'o 4
into the Cape: on 'l'ucu'ay ctl ozh inn. the name '
day apoke : lhip from Isle of M-y, bound to
Alexandria
and-no,w
FRIDJY, JANUARY 26.
!
(Riclmond Efiqulrer. ) 1
-—0*-— !
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s cow of an Unifld Stale}:
'uousz or REFRESENTATWEL:
Tuvnsnn, Yamry 25. j
Reade-ed, That-it is roper by law to es
tablish ermattent reguisitions, applicable to
cases o merchant vessels allowed to am for
desence in vo ages which may be permit
ted to.ports o the West ladies, or coasts of
the. Atlantic Ocean, or the Mediterranean
or Baltic sea, and accordingly to provide
for the surnishing of such letterssso! permis'
sioa or other doeumentary evidence, as may
be proper to manisest the desensivecharacter
of the armament allowed ; and at the same
time by'law to require accurities for the ves
sels-respetively,that they shall not proceed'to
any port known to be actually blockadeel,
nor carry articleesi contraband of war-to the
dominion of a belligerent power, nor vie
latc the laws and treaties of the United
States,or sithe rules of public law by the—!).
State-s acknowledged, but will obserse the
instructions which may be givesl by the
President of the United States for prevent
ing any such violatienssnnd that satisfaction
shall he made for all damages and injuries
is any should he committed in contravcntion
thereof. Lsid on the table and ordered to
printed.
Afr. Paindextcr from the committee to
whom the subject was referred, reported,
that an additinnaljndge is necessary in the
Nississippi eerritor ,to reside in the coun
ty of Madison, [ r. Poindexter is almost
large, enough for a judge.) ' -
Mr. ﬂÞLt'm oﬀered a rcsOltttion to call
on the secretary of war to mate the aitua
tion ofthe arms furnished for the Unitcd
] St.-Mrs from Springsitld. Agreed to.
'The- unfinished business of yesterday
was called up.
.Mr. Andcrsen read a short war speech
against lhr: lull.
Mr. Vein,!)ykc was againet the hill, tho'
nctt sor War. He was in sat-or of the first
and second and eleventh scctioas of the
hill, but on account of the commeroial re
gulations he should vote against it.
ﬂlr. Trou/Þ, after some prcsatory 're
marks, oﬀered to amend the bill by a new
section anthotising the President to grant
letten of marqne and reprisal to any captain
of a vessel who mi ht be captured and
condemned, under t e .decrees of France
ss or orders in council of Great Britain.
l Some conversation toolc lace on this ro
J position. Mrssrs. Ta lmadgc, islt,
Dibh, Dana and Smilie against the amend
; ment, Mr. Troup in savor of it. When
si Mr. Troup withdraw his motion.
Mr. ﬂlorrtgroneery moved anew sectinn,
the same in substance as the one he oﬀered
a few day. sign, to authorise the bringing
in vessels attempting ts cvade the provi
siuns of this act, only the present amend
ment confinea the capturcs to four leagues
from the share.
Mr. fisacon was against the ammdmentms
was Mr. Kcy. Mr. Key thousht the pow
ct' now pttrposed to be given to the presi- ss
dent to be already in his hande. " Aa tt is
] his duty to see the laws ensorced within
iour ownjurisdiction. '
————_—-—-——_—__—.
, M.:- one/sey was ngainat the amendment.
si
i
Mr.R/1ra wzis in favor of the amend
ment and buzzed a tedious speech against
. it.
Mr. L'þpe: spoke tn savor of the amend
[ ment.
When the question was taken on the a
:mendment, and canied. Ayes 73. Noes
83.
The question was then taken on engroas
ing the hill snna third rending and ended
_ Ayes ss72—-Noes 55. si
IM
] Dun et Pecetone, in Westmmland
'county, on Monday the loth Nov. 1009,
Mn. Men/m Turbmillesi. aged 61 years:
relics of the late George Tutberville, Esq.
deeeased, of that phce.
?"
; es- Printingin all its variety,
[neatly executcd at this office.
"A cdshmunicmon' from the 'ucremy of
the trunury, covering : mtemem of con
nects entered into in the yur 1809. Order
-od to be printed.
_ Mr. Dcna oﬀered thefollowing relolu-ss
sitmn: '
Mr. Mihm- opdke after-M. My" lut'
evening ngailm the bill. He wn in fly-.
of the m.:zd, and "and 'ccctiom, but di
cidcdly : inn the commcrcinl remit-tion:
After r. Ask/nor ut down, the hounsi
ndjourncd. .
Tnvmou.
- '[Tdfim ﬂtr the -Alemd}ia Gacmect] ;
H
:
ss Cold-Me (hand of this plied, on Subtil!
To BE R ETN'T'EDJ
For one - an, -,ss. .
5" thmsssictxcu-W "si.
also:: was, mqqcnpidssdbyJÞ-ct
un Babylon—Also, shew'd M.
zdjucnt. Thenmvllh MMW
Dr. {Sunne- Coote, WWW
county. ' ' ' '
si The nhetidorbnhg h- si _
local Blow-unlu- si" si ,_ . :;
'Wedcm' none ous si' ,_ si'si
stone which meal:-ledgd -* ﬂfsi'si
nels. HWMM'b—"ss-P
si ]. B. Nackolla, {to}.
A few bmcla of tht sintqnalitn mad. by?
'I. Leonard, Baltimore, of which I absidlhava
va regular anpply during me aaaaon, pric'a all
dollma, barrola returnaolc.- _
fon mst-Y, m cold-7 .! ?
nuns-ill ba add. at tho' fd'avalllag ssþasiaaaos
Mr. meam:- Palrsaz county, - ,
A Ncgro Man, a T-mnk and
Eiddlc, '
ATTORABY .lr Lctmf, (qui-usant}
RACTISES asi- m tuum-our Mrs
Cum- V' !" ""His (( Melcy !! .
Jqﬀctggthm-Imw God! "&
dom. -
Dan-lit 10. ' m
and will give the 'nacoaaarywl lum-nall—
George H. Clap-un.
A HOUSE and LOT occupi
ed by Iacob Loap , this Lot lroma 84 (an a
inchca on Union-anon, and 97 fact I had.
on a 20 feet allay, lt will be aold
or divided : may beat anit pnrcbaaan.
Duke. Pan-isle. and Well-aloud, boil, oaag
fourth as a aquara.
l'ar acrma apply to
A thrcestory BRICK WARB
HOUSB at the corner of Unlon and him
azrceta; " sea: from upon Prince. and 40
sect 4 lncbaa front upon Union-attack.- Oe
cupicd by Jonathan and David Ran.
next. the Bath lus-till." when . 00me -_
be mld. for the Wt of the POGR, gan-, '
"(ly. si
Tchn- -h"m god their Omn up
nd in che-it will on du: day mun
puy tho choir. .
T. he ths-ten of the Catholic cover-until!
im- Mlch ram of a attempt him;
bon made to dmnm . upon. an mn
bon of dim- pit-union: m ded-ma th
pdvihgo of vision: their chmh :
Thoym thi- oppommy help-Many d -
invim Men-13"- 21] the Wound
union- tonn- m you shope-umou
cnion, when " 'He who (mu- to them
laudem Who Lord,"'—bm .: Ill oshn
when (hard-unl- in open.
STEONC BEER FOR my
"17: 11!" "mew
P'ndueoosthzlsin; , . sii'fsi—sisi-ss-si-"si.
Belonging'tn' the aatata of John 'l'. Wa'absi
ington, demand -
All paraona hayang chhangaiaatelaaaalsisid
deceaaed, are rccjneaud to bride than for
and for ntdkmcni), _
BWashinsigton. -_
'January !6.R . dlt' si
LAND, aituatcd near the mad]
from Georgetown no Alexandria. anda
an equal distance from aad: town.
This property ia fully ono hall'co'vmd will
wood, which will rendcr it an adviaabla p!!
cbaac, on the terma that ! will aalllt.
Cemgo H 'l'arrcu, Fall.-kill allow- the
land to any gentleman who ahaa ta aaa it
]xannaxca Ornsicn, Ian. :, mo,.
THE acockholdera in manam-nant
hereby notified that tho dlrectdra has. m
day declared a disidend nf eight psie; cenlq
that part of the capltal a oek now'
Marinc Insssurance Companysof
Alexandria. :
the last s: : montlu—whicn- will be full!!! -
be paid to the atockholcbra or thalt- legal i'ssoi ,
prcaenmivea in ten daya from thladm
By 'Ol'd'l a
THE Rev. Blllok N L_I of
Town", will preach . Oak-um , fﬂ the
Jmuaryls. _ _'
W'
Tublicl 'Sale. \
]EROME PLUMMER.
.lnnuary 8 M '
1 no. 10. inn!
Daaamber 16.
January (
505 Acrcs of Land 76:- 55. -
ct—wsh'n TO Sl-zLL lha above quantll {
A vacant LOT binding on.
wi enum- made
thm _ T'
FOR BALlQ.
John Janney.
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