Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-12-29 00:00:00, page 2

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SAMUEsiL SNOWDEN,"
" Rovcl-ltrcel,d'exandna
. sh
Anon khassrs; Fill son m ; lew nay:.
I third! of the cargo being engaged, she WaMS .
tfioughd to fill her up. Apply to the master
&" member ctza , . az
For Salt, Freight _or Chartci,
w Wood :suuu oarreld.
fifth. an board said ship, at "luck
ss .I'mcct dilins. master; willsail in ten days. ,
Wil] tate five- buudqed barrelss: fhfrcig/zt () ;
ss. hmcctateﬂplzcdtwn 58 simade to
5- '- urge Zsinje'n davs. Apply to —
' Marstsiellcr and Young.
,..ct-d—ll' 5) - _
si WmnGm-gsie Btsizdsie-ffsi ;, being her first voy
asiesictsi Wild knowi'ssi' cemplccc Order to go to
us.. Apﬂy m she caþcein on bdarrl, msi to
" James Sanderson,
_- si ' - (!
Ass , --—- .
. &) Muddy one:: will in.- sqld at she Vcnduo
Srozre, for the bmcfi: of tlzose concerned,
, The Fumimrcof the Schr. Enter
sisi. nctze, confining ot- Came, Anch'o-r,
" -0 ._ .:v-ﬂ- sim*_.—
si_W—_- -..ct .
si Received and for sakzsi best Brid
sin! Herring and Shad Seine twine.
siss G. COLEMAN.
Can". ?GR stress. what?.
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:- {H- sibþamm Merma si—z :,eesisiv.
siss 'He]: will be oﬀeredfov sale at Branivz Ictazm 1
Am Menndria, on FATURDAY, the am
= KY of ):mmsiv be'n, on :; liberal cicdit .-,
ct'l'hc molt satleiactory certificates as to the
Irocd of thou sheep-lre in my possessinnss
.si'hieh as well as the cheep mn be seen at any
'si m . T'- essV beiomz to the diﬀerent Cabannasv
A ' siMheregn-cni h—Ebem'iei, which are-the
si:- si' ly cstee'med in Spain for sisize as
si " ' as lnenesd' of ken: Seven! Lamb:
ct "of the EWOI_KN- with Lamb.
si . . - {9 He HWo
" ' 'Deemberﬂs. si; si ' "dis - .
?- " m. The Editit of rise Natimal [Medi
si Mphctimm the above and um!
si . . , si
;ct WMÞWMRJM ygmemtu si}
_ ,}th mo. 28thsi. d
FLOUR. ;
siss ' torterms apply to Paschall Hollmgsworm, ;
pldsio! HZN, Washington; or to
" William Hartshorne.
_ hoard or to. .
.? ct Jacob Morgan.
fice. 25; (1 lOt
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Windlcss, Saiis, Biocxs. &c. &c. -si
ss— " Psi Gsi MaT/Zeller.
si De:- 27. ' si
For {Nightssoljsigctsngc apply to me masm uu
si er .: whar/ssss,
siss87ctisi barrels and :62 half barrcls of
A Eiandssr'xa Daﬂsiy Gazene.
COMMERCTAL b POLL' 1 "ICAL.
Ddþ ende, 6 Dsiolfars Per ammm.
Country Gazette, 5 Dodars.
si'fhd sizeeaecribfi' —.*ms ct'srclz; facefvcsf fro;,z
" si Lisbon, "
ut- '_ _
.Nmmisiþcr 28. .
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'Six Rams & i-si'ssourteen Ewes,
_ Lawrason & .Fovﬂc.
.DEC-siﬂsss __ si le'- .
For Saiesi, Freight or Charles;
tun" "med duce theirsiatrlv'ai, and .
WRDAY, DECEMBER 29.
FOR FREIGHT,
--PUBLsi_!—C' 'SAssL-E. -_
&? Seine Twine.
.. si. ._ si'l'lssc capxtul Þﬂssr !
? A M A 2 0 si, !
i-G'PSE .R" Turn", Mactct" ; l
\ .L'Olf Freighp or. Chartcr ]
. The good ship 'l HOMAS,
Will carry about 475 ct'zhdsiv of 3500
blls. and will be tcady to receive ]
The Ship Robert Burns,
.ct,-'__ Captain Parsin,
. Wﬂl sail tor London 10 10 days. ,
TEN BROTHERS 1
_si si For Lisbcn,
_ TAC new ansia' 'ccm Yetc brig ]
ctANTELOPE, '
For New Ymk, ]y'mgct at Mer
the good anu aunstannau las: -
saiiing Ship
NAUTlL S, !
The Schooncr
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eipies and practice respecting blockndes. or s
with the system of the orders in council.
Justice and posi-i'icy bochsiinvice it'to give the
declaratiqn whichllhavc required; and
certainly noxhing hassibcen omitted, on my
part, to induce. it to tak" that course. I
fear, however, that the de-clmation wiilbe
declined; unless, siindcrd, lord Wellesley
should continue to evazsiiz my applicationsi
by returning n'o answer to it—a new prac- i
zice, I think which, little to be commended (
as it is, mustgl'pruume, is persistcd in
here, be reciprocated in Amrrica. ss
[t- istruly curprizing, that in the case of
the Chesapcake', there should be the same
backwardm—ss. , I can conjecture no motivc
for this hesitation to pz'opcne, in writing,
terms arrangrd in conference bctm-en lord
'Wch-zsley and myself, in an assair which it
is the maaisest interest of England to settlc
" 3003 as possible. It is now almost six
weel;; since !nrd Weiiesley last assured me
{as "he had. before more than once assured
me) that he would put me in possessinn of
his formal. ovcrturc in this case immediate
ly. He Zsinows that you have been made
officiaily acquainted with that assurance;
{so:- I thought it advicabieto submit to his
perusalo before it was trans_m_itzc<l (for the
purpose principally of avoudmg .misundrr.
standings) myshort letter to you, of thect
Gth 35 iast month, .wbich states, that " in
the business of the Chuapcakc, he will;
write to me in a few days,". and further,*
that in that busiaen, " ! do not expect any
difficuity." _ ' _ss ' _ j
There can be no misconccptmu as to the .—
terms to be oﬀered ; for besides that they &
were unsad wish greatprecision. in the con- !
ference aliuded m, in my letter. to you of !
the 5th uiz. as wei! as in" g-cncrai antecedcne i
iuzcwicrss, L' [ZFsOY-o' lord Wclieslcsiv thediy ',
. siir-si *-- \
sisisisisiyDOCUMENTS .
_-ss>ss_A_cch'l__'_ANYl'NG THE MLsiZSSAGE or uusssi .
' 'ct PRBSLDENT.—C0NflsslNU,ED-. '
send such a successor without delay, as one
ctns the means ofctrrstsinring and maimaining
the friendly relations of the two countries ;
ssbut l shall nevertheless be glad to be au
thorised by your lordship to make a com
munication to that eﬀect to my govern
' , si______ .- ....7 he.... of the
siYffi otlxgczsssisilssﬄnssectsisip- .sing thcssBrinsh blocks
ad-s anterior to the: Btriin (lecree, and his
written overturc in the case of the Ch-oa
peakul qcnc him on the 8ch instant a letter
of which a copy is enclosed. No importu
nicy had before been spared, which it be
came me to use.
Inccd not trouble you with comments
on the obvious unwilliegness o! thiiz gov-si'
ernment to touch the first mentioned sub
ject, or any thing connected with iis prine [
Ml'. PxNxNBY To LORD wz-zLszsz,rct;Y._
Great GumCsijrr/ana'siPlace,
M! Lon'osi -_ - . .
ln pursuance of the conversation
which l had the honor to hold with your
lordship on the Glh instant I take the laber
t to request information which I am sure
Will be rcadily sigM-n, concerning the in
tention of his majesty's government 10 5: nd
:: minister plenipotcmiary to the U. Scales,
! have the houor to be,
With high consideration,
My lord, .
Your lordship's most obdt_. humble servant.
The most nohlc ct _ . ss
The marquis Wellesley, &c. &c. &c.
as the successor of Mr. ]ackson.
] have no doubt_ that at is intended to
ment
Sn, _ -
! think it may be difficult to enter up
on the subjcm ofyuur last note, (respecting
(Signed) ' " ss
WELLESLEY.
W'm. Pinlmcy, L'sssq. &"sscsi Lia Effc.
.- un. immsinv— TO "un. msix'rn.
-- 'si ' " ' London, Aug. '14, 1810.
SIRf __; si . - _
As laid YV-zlleslcy srill withhfvld his
merica) in an official form.
commend the appoimmrnt 0f_an envoy ex
traordinary and minister plcnipOtaniary,
from the king to the U. S. .
I have the honor to be,
VVith great name: and esteem,
" Sir, you!L most obt. humble: serve.
the dipkomacic rank osour minute: in A
But ( have no difficuicy in assuring you, \
that it is my intention immediately to re- ss
1.
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LORD szLESLEY 'ro ma. Pmﬂmf.
Apslcy House, ﬀuly 22.- 1810.
(Privatu)
( 18 ) VVM. PlNKNEY.
S' ned
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Na'tional 'siþzleliisig'encersi- ' si " " .
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ss ctss .: ss ctsisiss, , - ss ct .
.a'ftez'r rhetssconfssissrga ct ,ss7si5_ ssffimss-sictme oj
which,: copy isssusnnmiued, enclosing 8
simgzssmosscandumsijn pencil nf7fsif-he terms which
rssx-lusive c-zf assay idrghersssi- sszzzksi of. disissilﬄ'
.;BUssic [0 3dﬄisﬂl_ Br_rkr1y,_ Very (kctcsihdly
discouraged by ]drd 4\'cl!cfi'cy)— "had he:! .
—apokm of in .our diﬀer: m com-ersatiuns at,
fittubez1n'01zosc<1." ] do not find (has. ]
retained any copy ,r-s the. mcmmamlum ir
pencil; huzsilhc terms (ngrccing in sub
stancc wﬀuh those of whixh l informed you
in my Letter of che lssih of ]unc last, lore
Wellcelcy had no Objection) we:: to thiz
eﬀect. *
1. The overmre to contain such ;; "recites!
.nr statement, as is sound in Mr. Erskinc's
letter to you of the 17£h of Agzsi'si, 1809. oss
the prompt diszu-owa}, by his Brizannic ma
jc-ny, of th: unauthuriz-sict'd 23! ns h'zs nava
officer, whose rccnl, as a mark oslhe: hing'z
(lisplcasure, from a higﬄy important am
hnnorable command, in1m=dimdv cnsucd.
" 2. To oﬀer, without any resrrvntion
the- resmration of the men to the .s—lzipsran.
, which they 'we-rescrcibly taken.
' 3. Tn oﬀer, without any reservation, and
as- _a part of the terms of the mtrrm/liana.
adjustmmt, :: suitable- prcuni'sslry provism:
19s.}hc familics us the persons slain in chf
attack,and sur she: wounded suwi-sim-c.
,
It was. moreover, uudcfrscuuu, ma: un.
;sipaper, proﬀcring these u—rms, wvonld no!
comain che allusiom, which have; bcscuz
fore occasionul cmharrassmcm; that the
! sswhok aﬀair would be made: to take the mom
friendl) character; and that ] shunsii be
sisinsi lshcrcy to cXprrss, in my reply to the o
sisiwrlure, lf I thought sit, the cxp-ctuiion c-i
issmzzgovctnmcm as to the: further punish
Emrm of admirnl Bclkvlqy.
{ ssl ought to add, that in all my conversa
;lions With lord Wcilcslcy, on the case ol
; the Chcsapcakr, hc' has shown, not only :!
desposicion, but a wish to acccmmodatc ic,
Land that ! am thcrcfbrc the man: usmn
iishcfi at the delay-uhich has taken place.
! ln a few days, ! incctid to rcn-ss-w mv ef
jsorts-to bring this matter to a conclusion,
and to obtain an answer of some sun to my
letter of the ZOch-os April. ( am suffi
1c'icmly inclined to present a strong paper
j upon subjects ; but, in the actual pc-scurc 01
I aﬀairs, and in the absence of such instruc
i tionslhnm you, as would countenance such
;! styp, ! think it my duty to forbear : lil
llcjongrr.
It is" not impossible, that lord wt-ueszey's
backwardness to close the case ofthe Che
sapcake, with me, may arise from a dtsi-sie
that it should be atljustrsid in America.
through the ncts minister. If this were
so, however, he Could have no inducement
,, cmtttal ;: from me, since he is aware
thatl hate 81W?)$ entertained the same
dezire When ! see him [will advert to
this. ( am not yet able to say, positite
ly, who the new minister will be. Lord
and some Others a}; spoken os.
"Lord Wellesley has given me no other
written information, on the subject, than [5
contained in his letter of the 22d ultimo,
already communicated to you. His ver.
ba] information has been to the same es
sect. With this addition, that he retained
his Opinion, (mentioned in my uncfficin!
letter to you of the 4th of ]anuary last,)
that the minister to America ought to be
a man of rank. As far as may be pru
dent, ] shall not fail to dn all that is in
my power to eatpe-dite the appointmcnt.
The letter from general ArmStrong, to
which my letter, 0! the 8th instant. to !ord
VVellcslc-y alludes, is duced the 24—th ofju
ly; and expresses his wish, that the de
claration of the Britilh govunmcnt, con
ceming the blockades, may be obtained and
forwarded without delay.
I have the honor to be, He. &c.
(Signed)
VVM PlNKNEY.
Hon. Robert Smith, &c. &c.
That considering the subject matter of
said petifions highly important, on account
of the interest it has recently excitcd, and
the apecuiation it has given rise to, in vari- .
ous parte of the Usinited States, the commit- -
tee have carefully examined the state papers i
and public document a, of the period of the
above War, to ascertain the miginal foun- !
dation at the supposed ciaim. Is. pursuing
this investigatiou the same: itte !: nctgsi- M
MONDAY, —Dec. 24.
REPORT. -—Tlu committce on public lmzdsss
"to whom was referred several petition:
elaz'mz'ng- lands for military sctrvices, per- ss
formed in the war 1755, bez'wegn Great
Britain and France; '
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPR ESEN'I'A TIVES.
REPOBT : _
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( To be continued.)
beeh sib}9 tsio dzsc'ovcv. that ::s} fT—zfigemm
Or contract whatcur was me de- or (asscttd
, Wahy {he :ﬀvc'ﬄ" ent, Usif unde? si", ?ZU- ;
'(hpritv (1! ('He-:" Britain,wa (i.,: sszss's
and sohho-ls 1): du pncgy; D' 1." ;ct-_ Uss assiz—
l ing' 1" she- saw -— gous id. xczr 2 Blsismz ct
lands eithr us :n (73t07?zl*_;1323:'lij m sisi-ss
rntcring inu- lhs " T\1U1v Hd ;, (0, ;,ct __\_
\ tion so.:r scnius. !.H that. :hsi- ctfffi
havcct- been at lc: to find an xixr sisct-isisijss
, ptodashmicn of the.- k-: gss {Gums B'i'simss
l Of th? 7!!! Us chhc: ctFU-Z, (Hhrf jfjsse
closing of the war and dit h'simlsiu 3 -,5 she
, " And whereas, we mc (IFSZH rous: wan
5 3" otcasinns, to ccstih hus rc-zz-si! sat.- ,. ctsictg
s appnbzuion of the- cc-ndnsc and ivfavfrv .,ss
the officers al d se ldms 0! nur must,, u'vd
] m reward the ctsame. we. do hcrcbz sizctct,
; mand and en. power our ;;s-Vrmvrs :-1 am,
I several provinch on the ('t-n'incm of \'-r*h
;). xncrica, co giant vel: how t'u- on" an end, to,
such r-duccd cfficﬂs ::z, 'nzu'r scrnd 53,
North Amcrica during the L'. tc war and as,:
actually standing the; La, am} sb ul PFYHRJQH,
L 6???" "[or mr: same (n': thywmg Q'MUZ
" ties 0! laud suhjc-t ac fhc ( xpitaziunons &!
x :.vsi. , to the 'ZUHIC' quii rcms as when lands
33 ;,si-ufjc-cf m., in the- omvn cc wisihia
sihich thcv arc granted, u-ct also Zuf-j ("I to
the same cvndicionsof culcivaliuauzzd un. '
p.ovunc rus, \ i:- '
I
" To every person having the rank osz
sicks Offisﬂ siffit thmusmze} acrc ?.
-j "To ent) capmin, zhzu: (hDUSaGd a
.cres.
sizsi " To ever subaitcrn m us: oﬀ .ffic—zr, aug
thousand sn; humsrrd estres
" To u'cr) non ccmm: smonc dOUCr-J' gwsi.
Thunchrd .:crcs.
ct " so mer} pf'iva te: man fifty m (5,
'** We: do likewise- au'. hm use ami acquisse
the governors and commandc rs m chief ,
; all our sa: :! coluuic 3, upon thc- comi—si. ent .,_.
! No: th Ammu'd, To grant the Tim- {v. :nuo
't' cs (If land, and Upon (} 16 54. d cumjss... ..si
{to such reducsid offic: rs us .!U' mm oi- !.si! gsiss.
simnk, as schrd on bow:! our Shipsi; si; ctssctss
in Nurm Amcsica, at th: lime <Z hr.,,
!duction o! Louisbourg ::1 'xd- ;; Uebsizc 59 uhsi;
flute: war, and Whs)5!33{1[15'_,'15(3d2}:- - .nsi L' ":
" our rcSpcciive gmsifﬂuom f'u- sisiuc} , __ sssiss' ssctctss,
ked on a n.!vn uiiou, nhxch has in 14.- v-ccdq
I
I
15 rcqmrcd by no principle x-sju tick. ..ucf:
wou'd, in (he npminn of the 0 m :: "m c., be
an unauthnrlse-(l &: somit inn :md sue: (55: 0;
Hhc pub'ic property of the: U 5 On n-ctct
[principle of national law or by .ms trc-f n'
; or conventicm bccwc. n the U. S. and Gr
Britain are the U. S. bound cop—aiozm m
siengagrmcnts 0} lhc— lormcr goverum-si-Dm
Great Britain csp cially for mere bounzizs-ss
no' would the purpoars (on which th aectvrct
ral states have: ccdcd land, within {heir sc
spcctive iurisdictinns tuss :h' Unitch firm
warrantthc a-zproprisinion us thus: {was in?
the satisfaction at the: claims m question,
were the same better founded th .:n by me
commitcec they are conceived to: be. sow
committee, thcrcf-arzss bcg leach to submisse
the following resolucion. *
Re b/vc'd, Thasit che pmz'er o- k-ch sspctj
:io-lers ought us: to be grau: ed
' same on which kinds aven- s ran'cvzlsi :;csi (azher
above proclam-si: tion was cher ;, si-sictsirsimssss,
of respect and act/Jþf cbation, 'zhan' ., ((cfzaiz.-,,<_ssj
ofvalue, appra-s from the piss,? :Y'sa-(f; term
l on Which !! was to ll'd mgdc, {hcj' .)cisissi' ghss.
n
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ln {hie swift pnprlsi .,zth comum..cz- xi.—na
perceive :m (omnia: um ctsv':
] present claim unsm che (Jui: czi 'sisi-rpctctc, zsi.
Steﬂd (Pz (! Cuﬂl j'L'Csi YUFZ/i .!if osijct'f'si-r-ct- &ojr, ((),
dzersjor [(INdsi, H. \ .;J'CC far,"... {lth'c ;ssi;;:;y;g*,; ;
mrre ws!) chin,: -.o the pan 75-..;'_ :.i sisssszss-si-,—-.sisisssiss
-—an insuucticm emanzzti-zsi ' s-ct-nt-z (51: ss-si-uani
ficcnrc m the 'zzovcecsgn ::
quit- rents sur ten z/razs- kin? szp.f.si-12fac;sicrz
been made [0 th? l't'ld OliZCC. .? he BZVV'ZP
cial governmculs, -=S- "Was 'iF-si-si :siltil'sisi <.-.'ssss=lsi'
che claimants, there can (ze- :ao .'si:>).2)' me
that grzmts would have b—c: t'c-ct,(. is' made:
to the: luil eXtL-nt of the buum -' _-:---z ;si-rct} fzq
che proclnmddon subject. haven so chid
usual condition for scstlc. mad.! ,; m' i: .zjzmi c
ment. Forty scsivc: years have row ss-ss-i szrf ctccj'
since the foregoing proclumsiuinss :};{521 37,:
which period the above ci'iiCsiB hwe !? His.
dormant and the commitrcz c'c :oucctzivess
that mon [air and iuzsic ship. .Zpsi'size {Emac
claims would have bczn cm. sidcrcccti .sssi'ssctrrz'e'cj
and abandoned had ghc governe?! m, usmcsi'z
which the y arose, conch-uu! ; has,: w zedcnic
them against the Uazcrd Statcs, pfiacccfi as
th: y nnw are, under : gnvcz-nenm a'si--mch=
in the pruvinussi wish icts'ctC .. 'ITCu'ltiffxss. ssczsiz
the military grzﬀta .;TVFE e t') b': mazieffisi ss-si. e};
qfficcctecs, and tXemp '.si.'*-('.'. psiyrzact- ;' .;ssct'ss
Hisssisi .sssi-zz' ::-- Lctsiss'mss.
dg'ldtllc'ly, nor; [fasugqsif wngzh m: si-ctsisis (? Clct'iﬂ'] 0;
any prevmus 'si-Izlm cr demand Ulcer. s—s'si'
varnmenc. ;. her the grami zsi mind :) - sssiI—ssct.
Mrrm—Mct. Wwwmn
troops) and 15 in xctsi : tollcvct zag (33
r-Css
WI— !. L.? ct Se
ivzd o: for sole hv 'dm snizsch?
c-sstFRE si: HOT'S.
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