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sstress; but there is one articlsicct: in their asso- 3
ciation, the npzratinn of which must tend
to the continuunee of the viCes and miseries
ofsisc-maiee, rather than to their resormation
si or rclies.-— They must produce evidence of
. good character before they Can be allowed
to work for their living ; as the society pro
T'rides work for those who have a good cha
racter. Libcrty to work, ought to bct grant
ed to all, cven-to the most abandoned. In
deed the most viciousis arc most deserving
the encouragement as the socictv, provideu
sithe) resorm. it the)- possess good cÞ ;z. :sixc
tagcttbete is little elenge. of their stsizzx mg ;
butwhat pmsPcctsiis held out to the- prose;
tate for resormat-ioui None. She is of
Miged to pursue herjoid osszcupntion, m
ltme. Christ came not to call the tight- si
rous hot sinnets to acpcutance. Let the
oociety hold this languagcct **ct* We will not
encourage vice by withholding ail induce
went to resoiniz we will not put it outof
YOUP'power to change your ways, by for
biddisig you the means of existencc Without
th? ncecssity (".-s prostztutiun for bread:
Whatever your tsiauits may have been, you
sithzzii no longer [newe- thc excuse that you
cannot .iid honest eniploysimen Come to
our social) . ptst transgressions shalt be
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The Inteﬄgenccr 53) 5 that VVcIsilcsley 'm- !
forms the secrctary of state 'that Mr. Mori- !
Groin act us Charge d'sisssuisircs " t'dl the ap- .f
(Wmmeuc of Mr Jacksun's .szsiccessar."-— '_
\ ss-idsi'ldwzy, as Scemc says. YVc do not
lvc'xicve thaLWclleslcy has said a word about
Muste ssor. We. challenge Mr. Gafcs
wPWW'siTC a COPY os Wcucsley's letter, "s
Wh part ol it as says any thing relativc to
Jlfkson. No, the probability is either that
Rolled Smith handcd :hisct paragraph 10
the cdimr nsthc ]nteliigencer, or {Did one
of his clerks to give him such inscrnut'zun.
*' s- CalcSDUghL no.: go asscrc, as if of his
Wﬂ knowledge, chsisiL ** it has beenannoun
W" that a succ-sissor wul be. appctinted.
" Who Can sgsit hairs? is a Rritish dc
tachment wctsi; [o'zsind—casiry off 3000 osour
cf-ss*l*\tx*yr41eu. and chain them to the guiley or
e high \v._w,wh-_zt a bxsisierssi of indignation !
hat csissurssxzsiould h—z mad: for their (}ciif
N'Ice. DQLS .jl music my sif'Z.-.:fc='cncc that.
?? have been {akcu by peacz meal, at vari
.. simu an'] Þla ces ?"—-ssE-*zi(u'sif*"-' . .
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]Who can sphz hairs ? The democrats.—
_ \ apart: bids us give, cvemually prm
find incereuabovcgzwenty-five [undone
iorgouen. be h rct-rister virtuous and you
shaiibe encourag d. ' Let the ludies o. that s
institutiontuke these things into considc-i
slilon- " !
mfrcn
vzsiilvba 8"
The federai ticks: for members of con
Tsssi, in Ncw—Hampshire has succeeded by
{a majority of about 900: last March the
ss-ctmocratic cickct had a mnjdrity of 54.—
){cichcr party gave so many voce: at this
sitishe us in the spring; hence the Balcimorc
Amcsﬄsi dccsslarcs that the success of the
sidcraiists arisgzs not from an acquisition of
numbffi but from the apathy of th': dcmo.
craifi- Very good, Ms- American, butthc
IPﬄb-V of the dcmocrsts may arise from
their being sick Os lhsssiil Cause, and their
wishw try the tsstcts of fsi-dcralism. Much
There is an excellent bencvolent socicty
in Baiaimorc, instituzed by the ladies of
that city, for th: relief of semales in dsis- )
rem
sound democracy sp bad that they are now
willing to try again the: Washingtonian syssS
asshry have disiikcd fcderalism, they have :
here had been a skirmish be
sithe advanced posts of the British and
Fsssisi'ctsi afmies in which the Brifish lost 300
men- The British were in high Spirits and
considsisim ofbcing able to maiptgin them
ct-(ss in the country- provisions plenty.
ch were almozt in a-statc ofstar
& descnions very frequent.
ct If yas !
,.iscd. that t
{aspctzim Daﬂysi- Gazftte.
SJTURDAY, SEPT. 15.
LATEST FROIW LISBOM _
umored the day captain Wattles
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of dollars so:; land most of-which we shall
; never obtain, and 15 obcycd* . if he order us
'to szop all intercourse with St. Domingo,
and zs obeyed . ishe, during the cmbargo
and non-intercourse, can send vessels to
Amcrica, and our government are obliged
to receive, refic and d'EEar them : it he order
si'our Presidcnt not to confirm any treaty
si with England till it meets his appro
: bation : if he refuses us the liberty of treat
' with dsilr. Rose, and orders our adminisu'a
tion to discard ]ackson without hearing,
and is obeyed : is he can forbid our reccp.
tion of Don Onis, and is obeyed: is he,
through Armstrong insult our government :
is he can order general Smiah in the senate
to exert himself to prove the impolicy us
restricting French armed vessels from our
;waters . it he can maintain French spies,
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! French legislators and 'French. printers in
the Unitcd States ; ifhe can burn our ves
sels at sea: if he ctcan seize and consiscasite
our property to the amount os millions upon
_ millions: ifhe can impriscn thousands of
! our scamcn, andctkeep them Upon bread and
si Water, till they, rather than starve, are com
f pclled to enter on board his ﬂoating gauls :
' it'he can command us to be dcsmcelcss;
ss can kick and cuss us, rub us and then laugh
ttt us : if he can do all these things, as be: ap
pears to have done, what diﬀerence whether
done a}! at once or at diﬀerent times ?
Yet there are no " hursts os indignation,"
: no ** cssozts for dchvcrance." Is it because
; we have too many Frenchmen, or knaw-s,
rsfmis; who control ptthlZc opinion thro'
si ths: medium of the press .-—--It' thc' French
? shouid send hadsa doZr-rn privatccrs to the
ss Capcs oi Viran-Za, who should burn ten A
mcrican vessels ztfter having plundcrcd
them ofctntiliiens, and, throwing: overboztrd
the sick, compcl the crcws to what on
hoard their vessels, the Au'rora and the
En- unex- would find some excuse for them,
or they wouk] be silcnt. Is when Congress
shan again ment, the president should men
tion the scqssuestration of our property in
France, and recommend the propritsity os
w'nhhokhng any attempt for redress, in
consideration that the French wcre fighting.
for the liberty osthe seas, and there could
be no chcapcr method,,sor us to assist them.
than by such sacrificds, which, made with
out our apparent consent, would not muse
the rescntment of the British, the Aurora
and the Enquirer would (haunt amen, ap
þlaudthc pnllcy of the measure and the
spirit that dictated it. Nor are we positivc
that our adminsitstrazion is not governsd by ss
such intentions.
The Enquirer finds much fault With Pvsr. 3
Pinkney's uhservazions on certain public
occasions in England, and proceeds to in- ss
*fnrm us exacdy how he ought to have con- \
(lucted. Shuuhl Mr. Pin'r-xey be recalled,
it would be w< ]] for Mr. Rizchie to "be ap
pointed to succeed him. Indeed we are
astonishcd 'that -Mr. Madison has so
strangely neglected the universal talents of
this diplomatic Edimr. Mr. .Ritchie's
writings on all subjects, 'but more especial
ly on the gxeat asssiuirs ofnations, point him
out as the most suitable person for the first
vacant and most important embassy: and
hissi excessive modeszy only would prevent
his services In a stmion where he w ould be
Nero Hamþshire E/cctz'on.-—The Concord
(}:nzette of the 4—th inscant, has given the
vntz-s of 39 towns in Rnckingham councy,
29 HiHshurough, 18 Smﬀord, 26 Cheshire,
and 20 Grafton, total 132 towne, in which
the next fedcral gain is 1292'. There are yet
to be heard from, 7 towne in'Rockingham,
13 H-lesborough. 18 Grasten; 15 Stassnrd,
9 Cheshire, 17 Cross—tota] 78 towns. The
prospect of the election of goocha—n bright
ens daily. The people will require Other
evidence of talenes, patriotism and republi
canis'm, than ability to call " Tory," which
a parroc can be taught.
" nun—
The following gentlemen will'composc
the representation of the state of Kentucky
in the twelfth Congress z—Ioseph Dcsha,
Henry Cla}. Samuel M*K=L*,ct S. Ormsby,
A. New, W. T., Barry. Mcssts; Deaha,
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osgreat miiity and dignity to the country.
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si Part cﬀ Alexamlssz'a.
si Anmvnv,
? Br'iq B'Zzlrtha, capmin VVattZes, 42 days
, from I..isbon-—sal( and ten Mcrino Sheep— -
; N. Viat'siles &: Co.
; Left at quarantinc ground, ship Citizen,
ss! Dodge, 40 days from Alexandria; ship
; Factnr, , 24- days srom New Ym'k;
; brig Logzn. Hammect, 28 days from Bosct
' ton ; brig Rising Scales, Smith, from (}:0.
t Left :: Lisbnn, srhooner Brothcrs Re
Town. '
turn, Stone, of Alcxsimdria, to sail in four
; days; brsig Dove, Morrison of Newbury
; port ; bng , captain ches, os Bosmn
} bound to Charlcston ; banque , captain
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West, of and for Boston ; hrig ——-, capt.
Ames, os Boston sor New York : and sc-vc.
' m! other vessels not recollcctcd.
LNTERED,
ssSc—hooner Brutus, Lcwis, Norfolk—z su
gar, rum, cossce, tar, &c. to James C. De
ncalc.
si Sloop Hope, Trcscthan, Portsmouth, N.
H. plaister: to Vv'iliiam Yeamn.
I Schooner lndustry, .Mellars, Boscon:
, sundries : to Lawrason and Fowle.
; Schooner Ruby, Sawycrct, Parcland: du.
} to do. '
'CLEARED,
! 'Sc'hooner Madisonian, Scurges, N . York,
, by Charles I. Nourse and others.
! Sloup Lively, Smich, Providence : by
& the mascer.
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WsiPZﬂkCTZOn'S Collection of Voy
ages, part 7lh1 i{just received and ready for
; dcsh'crY to subscmbers.
? james Kennedy, sen,
5 .Scptcmber !4: POW!
\ Sanmztrcz's sqxiadton, by whom they were !
la}; and M'Ked siwch elected-without opl'
position; Mr. ]ohnson, by a majm-ixy of
4950 votes over his opponcnt Mr. Homer;
Mr. New by amajority, it is stated, of 3100
siover Matthew Lyon ; and Mr. Orsimsby by
:: majorisiy of about 40 over Mr. Quimonsi.
Knittz'ng.—-—This species of household
industry is greatly encouraged by the good
housc-wivcs in Scotkmd and VVaIes, and sc
veral parts of England.- In the county uk
W'icklow, in Ircland, however, it is not
permitted in the families of the most pru—
dent matrons. The reason they assign for
this is, that as knittin g :.md talking can go
on together, the most industricus kniucrs
m most frequently found in their neighbors
houses propagaking scandul.
treated with poiittncss. The British ('ﬄ—l
cers expressed their desire to give every
protection to the American sing against the
Datnish privatcers which were very numer
ous in the Batitic. Parted company oﬀ the ]
Scaw with brigs Eliza-Ann and Susanuai
sor Baltimore, and Horace, Bccksord, for}
Saiem. Left ::t Gottenhurg, ship Asia.I
Leech, sur ]ioston. Was informed at Gut
tcnburg that there were about 70 sail uf
American vessels detained ac Capenhagen
after having stepped at Elsincur and paid
their Sound duty.
Abouc the 19th os Juiy, part of a largv'
cssinvoy from the Baltic was attacked o'h'tht
Nam- ofNorway by bix Danizh gun brigs*
and 'some gun boate, out of whithfieet th:
Dnnes captured 40 saii, among which were
10 or 12 Americuns. Itwas supposed the
Danes got their hz-igs into Fahrsuud and]
the neighhoring ports. All the Brizish ships ?
of war, with the exception ofone gun hrig,i
htid parted with this part of the convoy.—-— 1
This ini'urmatiou was received srom several i
British ships ofwar in the Sk gerac: who)
advississd us to avoid the coast ol Norway. ]
BALTIMORE, Seþt. 14.
Arrived, ship Chesapeake, M unn, 80
days from St. Petersburg.
The Chcszpeake lest Cronstadt 18'sih ]une.
25th, ossthe entrance of the sound,":nco.
with ship Horace, Becksord of Sulem, was
lzoardcd by the British ship Standztrd, of 64
guns,who endowed their papcrs and warn
ed them not to proceed through the Sound,
as the Sound and Elaincur were in a strict
hlockade. They were treated very politely
by the Standardssand osseted any :tssistance
they could. Came though the Belt in 60.
withfiss'sizbnut ]50 sail. Iuiy 19, lest Gotten
burgsiin co. with about 200 sail, bound into
the N. Ssi-a. Same morning a ﬂeet of about
SZOO sail, sailed from Grittenburg made for
the Bultic. Prcvious to the sailing ofthesc
two ﬂeets, them was supposed to have been
in Gottenb-sitrssg roads as many as 7 or 800
Sitii ot shipping, among uhith there ttsisshre
about 70 sazl osAmericans. ]
The Chesapenkc was hoarded hy several
of the Lia] i.: ﬂcet belonginging to sir James ?
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[" Pubh'c .Silc.
On TUESDAY next. will be sold, at the
. Vcnd-ue store, on & credit,
'- blx first quahty Beds, Wl-ilx.
Furnilure complete.
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- ' P- G. Marstellcr.
' Sr/ct't. 15. ss
83- Bar-Zzcton, Steel, Spikc.
Rods, and Allum, imported in tlze bz-xsisi- [am],
direct from Goucnburg, and for suic i-y tixc
subscriber, at his walehouse. corner Lthmg
and Union strchs, Alexandria.
Thomas Irwm.
ch mO— lsch. ssss
' 03 Negro Womanjor Balass
, For salc, a likely young Negro Vv'omansi—
Enquu-c of the Printctcr.
Septcmber 15; ' (]
Qn Tuesday next at 10 o'clook, will be cold at
the Vendue Store, on (: credit rctf 60 and 90
, (laye, for a/zjzroved notes, the following
: (mode, viz.
: i case of Fumiture Calicoes
I diuo superfine platcd ditco
} 1 ditto fancy (litto
, ] dittu brown and plated calicocs
! ] dittobrownand drab cotton cassimorcn
I And sundry other articlezs.
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Liverpool Salt—aﬂoat.
2000 bushels coarse Liympool SALT, on
Lozzd the schoonel Ruby, Cas-(uin Suuyer,
slom Pox: lund—sox salc by
Lawrason and I'owle.
"71: 0 have also landingfiam saz d sc/zr.
2000 weight Coﬀcc
20 firkim Butter
15 bs New Englanfsium
(0, (00 sect boazds
12 cords lamzss'd B'Mssk
Scptcmbcx 15. ___ss__ ct _ __
'sisisiwsi—ssl A NDI NG
[from on board Sc/mo/zer BRU 1'L'3,az .siUc-rdccaj
Afilsi'cr's whmjs;
SUGAR by the ]siogsbca
, Lossce by the bag
llcrrings by the ba: rel
Fork by the. bancl
Jamaica Spi its by the hogshcm]
Molasscs by the hogshcud
Louf Sug r by the barrel
(lo'silon by the bag
Pcpch by t} e bag
Candlcs in boxes, and
A few banels of Tar,
Some excellent Chew'mg Tobacco. —- !!
CXV hicb mll be sold low lo: cash or short
ledit.
Apply 10
James C. Denealc.
Septcmbcr 15; (I
Pubhc Sale.
NDER the authority of a Dead of Trust
from Abcl Blakcney and wife. the sub
scriber will offer al pubiic sale at the Coﬀcc—
House, on Asomlay thesirssst day sj ncxtmcn. 12,
A Lot of Ground &. il-h the bui! d
ings and impxoxcmcnts on {the cost sine of
WasLi-ngton street, 23 sect north from Caz
mcmn street, extending in front on VVash
ington street 32 feet, in depth 47 sect. A
ss crcdi' of four and six mouths will be allow
ccl, and; lien retained on the propelty tilsil
payment,
þ R. I. TAYLOR.
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, ss PUBLI-C SALE.
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.or single, are received by
trick street-SB sect to an allcv.
-os'Prince st-cet, beginning at the diszancc of
]ames Kenned-y, Sen.
.Boakscller, King Slr c 1.
Julv - . * ct____ . ss __ __
'sisigg- Prmt-mg 1n all lts branpbq
es neatly execuxed asst thls .oshcc,
Masiizs qf li/ze Four Quarters ty! the
World,
"(now in the hands of the first artists {!
Philadelphia; Will be engraved on the same
57"? 3' the English, (about fourfect by six}
and executcd in a style warrantcdoqually cor
rect with the best London .copies.
is.?) SUbSCsiPLiOHS for the above, in sets
me sect loss} inchcs west from Alsrcd su'ccl,
extending thence westwardly on Prince street
to 'Patrick sheet, thence so'siuhwardly on Pa
UNDER the authority of a need of Trust
-_ srom-Gcorgc Caryel] and wise to the
subscriber, to sccur-c a debt due to Robert
Pearsull, sm Saturday the O!]: day (ctf ups;
month, he will (ct-ﬀcr at puolic sulc, on the
prelmscs, -sor cash,
A Lo: of Ground onchc south side
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R. [. TAYLOR.
Sept 1'5 si
Sc/zrcmber 15
PUBLIC SALE: ' '
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P. G. Marstchcr.
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