Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-15 00:00:00, page 3

sssiosi ssssshe calm-a cited am law or on;
lWReWTss-over-ruled this. and declared
si In!!! she P'Pssct must be Proved to be genyi'ne
(1 sissesiigcmﬂd be re'cemed as "Men;-53;
'lsibe prisoner not havmg done "so, it mue:
win Nash (whose arrival was noticed
Joaf be!) left at Gonenbur'g, ]une "S., ships
singingLac-M; for: Ncszork ; Be" Sa
"T' Nicbplls, Bosron ; Falr Trader,'Craig,
thladelphlsii Alleghanry, Morris. George
Town,discharging; Levant, Procror, Bos
"si, discharging; EXecer, Bray, Salem ;
Adrilnﬂo ...--; Rolls, ---, Newbury
port; Nancy. Combs. New ank; Bru
mssct; brigs Sophilia, M'lntire,siCeo.
Town; Niagara. Russe]. Philadclphia ;
"two" ....-, White, Balsimore. '
. MZQ'HÞ—w
From the P/u'ladeIp/zz'a Regfstcr.
Read, Americanssi 'the subioined compa
miveview osthe prices whch your prn
dom,)"ws labor and your capltal ytelded _m
>xheyear91808 and 1830, and learn the-dy:
sscrmt consequence: of abandontng thessucttse
Mmqnanimous pol'tcy of the sage [Philo
sisilopksir and. sun;-sman, the sibravc and "thee
I virtue!!! . ' _ _
' , sssiTHOMAS ]EFFERSONK
who: lotsszk up laws of embarga and no?: in
mmm were. contrived to vindicate the
honor. promote the-prosperity, and perpe
tuzte thcctindependencc of the U. States, by
takingthem out of the society olssnationg,
until. the phns of " our king- Nqþolean"
were completed in Europe, and ripened for
the rrgcneration of " all the Ameritw."
sf _- Philadel/zhia Prive Currcrit.
fsisim moon, 1808. FOR—AUGU'ST "!BlD.
sFlour 55 --- 41 50
'When _ 1 ....-.' 2 20
:Rye : (,O ....L... si]. 133
Indian'Cosintsi 50 ---- 85
Rice _ 2 25 -..._.... -'8 50
Tobacco 5 —- 7
73: 1si'75 ..._.. 2 25
{Tqsirpeutiuesi 2 75 -—- 3 50
siWhiskey 39 ---- -- 66
ÞShipsibuilding, _-—-=-—sssi[nss2ctivit_v
nominal, at 52'0 ' siat 30 to ZSS
pertonss .. per ton
Stan'ten begging ----- Fully em
thelrbread. ' played 'at 22
Cosideﬂi ! . ,
he," xhesscourt. the mry returned :: verdict
si An arrest of judgment has been
= [Letter-such an exctempi" cdtion'osis the
nces resulting from simbargo and
" '"Wercoursr s-ystenis, our fat-mess, plant—
mmhants,seamen, mechanics and ka—
, _ assre not satisfied how much-they have
be'nfsiluﬀd by ahandoning them, and im
ss' ' tely require them to 'be re mactcd,
ss. Umttheyjn the language of the Aure
{Eke ct! " drunk and disease-(I."
fit 'ess
is: ;: behalf of the prisoner.
. ded- " .
RRZ, an able defence by hie counsel,
' and a very singuhr one by Dr.
Unhardy" which—were replied' to by Mr.
he distrlct attorney, and a charge
were dru
_ Let-it be ohserved, also, that, 'as the prices
Ofmides, the growth, pmsiduce and manu
sifanme of our own eosimtry, are now nearly
doubie what they were under the— m'spices
ostcthﬂjeﬀmonian poiicvstctne prices of ar
ﬄfi'imported from other (enuntries. and
fsiﬂWt-d in the UnitedsiStates, are reduced"
"}dmly the same ratioggiving to our ci
" "finiheir present cost, compared withct
" '"sictsilﬄﬂm benefit of from 50 to 3100.._pef;z
finden other articies of domestic Produce,
lnbor, &c. in the same proportion.
. NEW PUBLICATIONS.
X -'fcceived by fumes Kennedy, sen.
The BOWeHsiT, King-street,
si_ ttish Chiefs, an Historical Ro
siThdm 3 VOiS. by Miss Porter, authoress
si fhui of \Varsaw, &c.—illustrating
,, , Form," Of SCottish history in which the
sssiss _ct si? W'iBiam VVallaec acted so distin
'Pﬂt- —
ffisictp _A BRlEF VIE'W
si=z end 9!sz and Recources of the U. State-s}
. (; WWS SomeStricturessson :: Letter on
' .si KM Dispositions .of the French
—=-- - .ijqual
W fxac'Z justice to all men."
!- When the embar-go was abandoned we
m}, and now we are disease-(I."
Auram.
now ARE n'}: numch
{lated ?OWNBERG—akomance .
N mild: Herben, Esq; authoroi' the
NORFOLK, August H.
-to 25 d—ollars
?per month.
his
l Wtrandrta Dutly Guztsstsste.
i "arm-mon, AUGUS'F 15. si
[ ....—
i chmn Cnnst'ri'. -—-——-The sisssol'lowictng'issi
copied ser sithe quarterly Review. a British
publication-of high reputation. The extremes
it: recites are of written docnments, and the
sactsere on both gro—unds cmitlcd' to the full
est credit
To those phiriots 'wh'o "cry" " "peace, "Where
there-is no peace," to those philanthropists
whose sibcncvolence- extends to the most dis
mnt objects—while ssthey have little charily
for'thosc at home, we beg leave to relate the
isi'sifolloWingm'Ost ssstrosicions,'hut not 'unparallelled
act of an accomplished Frenchman ol the new
school of morality, whichlin-this instant come
to our knowledge.
"At —the recentsscapmre of sznte siby om
arms, was taken prisoner a Li'cut. ColOnel' of
the'sinamc of 'Pocris, who is now in England,
we suppose, on his parole. siT his person --had
been Govemor, but was f-removed "for mal
siversation in his office. Among his papcrs
were found, in his'own writing. letters-of an
official nature'to his Captain General at Cor
fsu, stating a'sstransaction so horrible as scarce
ly to be credited, on any testimony but that
._ of the perpatrator; About six hundred Alba
inians, men, women andsichildren, had passed
lover from the contincnt to vCenigo, with a
view of seltling on that Island. This caused
:some uneasiness to 'Pocris, from which he
[determined to relieve himself incta manner
that. can only be described in his own words:
" je ferai tout mon possible de me'en de
barraser sipar dous-les maye-us en man pou-voir,
persuade' quct indcþerzdsmnzent decttautes siles
mgfiances que ces pens la m zctzszpzrentsslear
sg'aur en cette Isle Pourrazt mct'-a_ccaswner
uelque discussion avcc ms vomits de la
The Homer has sailed from Yv'Zsi'w—ss'ssisi'ofk With
dispatches for France and England. The
inameo of our despatch vessels have been con
Etidered by some as ominous. T-hessstz'ngfaz'l,
si'sssthe Home-:] it is stipposed, will make Bona—
; [zarte and John Ball Wince ;——the thunder-ba]:
{ (the 'Vmgcance) having before a-ﬀsi-ighted
: them ;—--the saint.(the &. Afichacl's) orought
themnpen their marrow-bones ,-sithle sassizr'fge
'sssssthe O-cage] took ofi-their scaips'; and the
cage '(the fist,-mar) convinccctd them of their
error. ssA-ndct'y'ctssit'is singular enough. that
tho'ughBony-and-Jsi'knsi'Bsisszsi'si' have thus been
made to vincc, and in their fi'Z-g'ht sito ' full sson
their marrow bones, had their heads, and con
sesssi their errors, yct't'irongh Our forgiving
disposition, the rogues are again in want of
a' 'handsome sang-ing .'-—- Boston ]za/zer.
l __-..._-_.
" Bonaparte (92) 3 the Editor of the N.
Y. American Citizen) no longer' xceps us
in stispenee. His account, for he has :: ve
ryssserious one with all nations, is partly set
ticd with us erectthis. We are in a worse
fplight than a convictetl sclon, in the hands
of the law. We cannot hope for a reprieve.
The praþqrty- wlnc/z he has received wrll
Never return to its owner . "We may hope
against hope, which is often a pleasantsort
of delusion , yet it is a delusion. Is our
independencc, like our property, could be
clutchcd by the Im/zerial Rz publzc an that
would go too; but we are sq/"e while Great
'Brimin is 89, and she is less assailablc than
'thc - rc'st of the world. I do not say that she
. voluntarz'ly protects us—yet :: is- cer tain that
we are Protected by her."
& Turgue Europeencctf '
L
That which is ssiubjuined is tak'essn lion-1 your
own Gazette of Monday. So congenial are
the sentimen'ts wi'sith tho'ke Which I have en
terta'incd and now lwldsi—op'init'zns which ulti-z'
mately, must prevail—'that I desire} .you
once more to bring them into 'viesiw.
It may not be amiss to mention that it is
from the pen of an Englishtnan, who was
and is yet, I believe, a Democrat—one whom
Duane has extollcd to the skics; but now ex
ecratessi and ahuses, because he has had the
temerity to denonnce his own party's undue
predilection for France, and with candor and
honesty acknowctledges the imbecility and ir
resolution of those 'in power. 'D.
manner diminishes from its eloquence.
!
..._._.
The hear! iv.-vise something to "be kind to.—It
consoles us for the loss of*society to see even
an animai derive happiness from the endear.
ments we bestow Upon it. 'The s—i'mplicity of
this truth, says an degant "moralist,'in nfc
.—
obedience-. They confidently expect that
'suc-h a force will'line the coasts from siGib
,raltar to Cronstatlt.; that we cannot much
]
] Auguisit l'5._ .ssss- _ saw !
] -- -—-— ss...\-.---—-.-. w.....ct- - an'-"4
.ct 56? Pd-lnaer's"Pae'ketsiwil-l'sziil
for Norfolk on Saturday morn
-siing'next.
Augssust l'5.
T the-French arms prevail. sisiHe accounts for
-' _si._ ..
I
.:FOR SAL-E.
WE Wish to sell that three-storysiBrick
' House, with all'the out houses which
is occupied at present by Dr. Edward Stabler,
jthc corner of Prince and St. Asaphsistreets,
: 38 feet 5 inches-on Prince-street and 12'6 feet
si on St Asaph Street.
; Several'Building'Lotssionss'vVashington an'd
:Duke streets.
; A Lot ofctGrounrl, containing about 20 a—
tree, a mile from the court house, adjoining
Messrs. Stump and Rickets,'with good im
novemensstg-ya dwelling housesisihitdhen and
stables, &c &c. si
Also, _1si64 acres of Land, tWomilea from
A1exandrid, on 'the Colchester-post road, part
insicultivatien, the remainder-in young wood,
With .a large young- orchard—t'bere -is_ three
small houses on the land.
N. B Is not sold atpvivale -sa'1e, the ahove
'lands will be oﬀered at public sdle-on the l'flth
. day of November next. Any person wislnng
' to purchase siwill please apply 50 _
Kctorn and Wx-semlllerss
.'uni'nteresting. -We are assurred by an-in
ss Though We have sufficien'tþroofsiihat'he is
i-not the only Frenchman guilty of so horrible
I & crime, we believe he is the only person in
siexistence who could relate '-it in so cool a
si manner.—Ball. Fed. 'He/1.
Extract osa lettrrsrom (: gentleman in'Ga't
! tenbw-g', dared the 7 th jane, to (: me:-can
'tz'le house in Nor/Lib. received by the Ca
i siledam'a, Captain Narh.
'si' I follow the Cule-donian, who is under
we} , and going out, in order to inform you
si that all Amcrican property will be seques
tered in Swedish Pomerania, by order of
the French government. Notice has been
given at Siralsund that this order would be
& .
ctct]une,—gives a g—loo-my account of trade-; the
si.._..—
jane, and have perusecl letters of similar
' (lates. A letter l'mm si-Bordeaux, dated in
- Another of the SOth-os May, mentions the
- (lecree of the LZd of March, " sequestermg
ct. "all Anterican vessels and cargoes there
si "or that may arrive in France, or the coun
. is? I will exert all mcty faculties io disembar:
Ira's myself of these people by e'Very possible
mode in'my posier, persuaded that, indepen—
si'dentof t-he distrust which they create in my
mind, their abode in the island is likely to
si produce Some discussion: with our neighbors
i'of European Tur—key." '
Having taken this resolution, he describes
in his next letter Lhe mode which he carried
lin'to e'ﬂ'ect.
" .ct7e susfasirce-de lear fair empsioisoner [8
cause, qui causa [a mort de plusieurs indivi
(lus; ectevencmentfunesteet imprevu {es-sit
mettre a la voi/e."
! " I was under 'the necessiry'of fioirom'ng
sisi their wells", which destroyed number: of them
si --this alarming and unexpected eventsiobliged
'the remainder to ﬂy."
peror siclcc'larcs to be in retaliation for the
'non-intercourse-act." 'We have had some
!
-l>ut little about politics..-—-most prudent.
YGc-Orge ='Dyer,-that no savoral'zle accounts
"carried into execution in ten day-s."
"fact well known inFrance, that the—northern
willsooner or-later involve all American
need be e'xpected from anv quarter where
people will not execute his decrees against
American commerce, unless thereis-a
French militarv force adequate to enlorce
the temporary salety of our property lo the
North of --Europe,'l)_v stating the necessity
Bonapaite was under of ordering 40,000
troops from the bon-ders of 'Holstein (Den
mark) &c. to-Spain; in which latter place
he has more to enconnt-er than was antici
pared. The-gentleman alluded to_ has no
doubt of the-intended * sell swoop," which
sisiFsiRQﬂsi-Y FRANCE.-—-\Ve have received
regular fil'ts of,-French paper-s-tothefisth us
trlligent and respectalzle passe-tiger in the
propertywithin the french of—Bonaparte's
agents. Our short=respitesiisowtng to the
longer find safety in Denmark or Prussia,
any more than -wc can now in -l*rance -0t*
translations made for this day's paper;
but the "French =files are—generally ctquite
Holland.
writer says, "--l am in France, and shall say
in
tries "under her control ; which the em
. cum!
3BA'LTIMORE, Augustdfi.
"m
,;Count Cassel, - Je'ﬀerson
Anhalt, Downie ,. si,
. Vesdun, Francis
Frederick, Master Pay-ne,
i Cottager, Mr. Briers
' Landlord, ' , Allen. !.
Baron's Gentleman, Harris
f siFarmcr, Jacobs
Agatha, - Mrs. Barrett
Amelia, " Mrs Wilmot
Cott sszger s YVife, Mrs. Francis.
Country Girl, ;Miss-Peuit,
N the 1-3th day ossiScptember next-will
be sold to-the highest bidder, at the
dwelling-house osthe subscriber, in the coun-_
ty of Prince \Villia<m, within fox-=- miles of
the ()ccoquan Mil—ls, on the main to. (1 lead
ing' from baid 'mills te Bctcon-Race Meeting
House, A TRACT ()F LAND, containing
' 800 acres——-This- Land is well adapted to the
culture of ]ndian torn, Wheat, Rye, Oatv,
U'c. There ts not more than one third part
of it cleat'ssed, theztwemaindet is well timbered
with white and red oak, and has- & number of
"springs nf- excellent Water. The turns of
sssale will be one half in hand and a czedit ol'
=t\\o )ears will be given on the balance of the
spttrchase 'money. Young Ncg'roes will, in
{order to accommodate the purchaser, be re
ceived in part paymcnt.
Also, at the same time and place will he
sssold, the C—ROP of CORN now growing, &
a parcel of young CATTLE.
] A clear and indisputable title will be maile
] to the purchaser of said land For further
particulars please apply to Mr. Man/ten: D.
! Reardon, Alexandria, or the subscr.iber living
on the sspremises
. John ass-tone.
'"Prince XVilliamcounty,
! August lsi5, l—S'lO. *
?
ct On Thursday Evem'ng, Aug. _,16
Will be presented a celebrated COMEDYctt—
I in 5 acts, called
]
\ Bar-on KV-ildcnheim, Mr. Charnock
ALEXANDRIA' THEATRE; '
. LAST NIGHT o'ffictlsrm PA2WE'S
ENGAGEMENT.
!si' LOVE RS' VOWS.
Hsssisi
bo-Shoea
IN STORE:
.;5':Bzrrcls India Allum—a variety- of sad-s
leri' excellent cut reck-, Tmnks & Shock;
lum 22 dztsilay
it:? 'lickets to be had at the Theatre,-at
Mr. Snowden's "I,-rinting \0.ffiee, and at Mr.
Vrook—s' Hotel.
Doa: : to be oþenea' at six and perﬂrmance
to commence at ? 0- clock.
Wanted to Purchase or ane,
A BLACK M/iJV-for a house servant.-—_'
Apply to the Primer.
siAugust l..5 d
Sally Shammck, Mrs. Seymour
Plundercrs, Smugglers-and Sailors—Messrs;
Harris, Bricks, &c.
-'Iu act first, (: representation of a Starm,
Lec S/zorc and-'C'raggy Cljﬀs._/ssollorved by
the striking qf (: vessel (ma-rock, and-the
'ser—sale by
John G. Ladd.
Just published and ior sale by the grosg,
dozen or single
Sclwyn. _ Master Bamtt
Hurry Hawsersi, TMr. Hardinge
Michael Goto, Charnock
Shark, LBlissctt
Stave "(a Parish- Clerk) Jeﬂ'cr-son
Dick, ctJacobs
Angelica, , Mrs. XVilmnt
Funny, 'Mrs. Jacobs,
To which will 6e added a favon'te .FaiRC'Ess
in :! act-t, called
sisiAug-ust 'l 5.
ba
'I . _
E. siGILMAN
H as just received from -'C/z arlestan,si
:32 'Bales "Cotton (real Mcr-ino.)
57 Tierccs-ncw Rice.
22 83le Caroiina Ground Nun;
AAD FROM JVEH' YORK,
A-handsome gssortmentos Ladies Moroci
August 15
ship gozng to pieces.
CIDER VINEGA—R.
2000 gallons best CIDER VINEGAR,
THE SHLPWRECK.
LAND FOR SA'LE.
.ATLMANACS,
ron' 181-,1
Cottom & Stewart.