Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-17 00:00:00, page 2

[Mr. Rm'e pitch continued. ]
lt her-not been made to appear what
"were .the particular conditions on which,
Mr. Erskine was to act with respect tothe
Cheaaþeahe ; on that—we know on the sub
ject we know frornMr. ]ackson; and !
*mssust confess thnt after the evasive and in
sieidious manner in which he conducted in
He came dence in thin country, I am
udisposed r one to give but little eredit to
him; si'siPope says somewhere " the proper
ntudy olhlukind is then." I know no use
.ct thie etudy, unlees the characters of men
are to_ have on inﬂuence on the opinion
Thich so shmsiof their ectione. Mr. Can
nin'g't cheracter s to me to have been
auch none ne mia the expected to produce
sseuch I minister n Mr, ]ackson has proved
Animals-. - He si who siwonld under-mine his
'friend and collengue, as him Cann'mg did
LordOaStkl-eagh, could not he expected
no do helm; by Mr. Ereltioe, or to act fair
L' si mob!)- tvith us; and therefore
--.-. r
Renctiﬂdihooe persidy had already been
Male-he equal to any pulitical project,
si versstsiiiehouorahlc, was commissioned
{: &. Canning to succeed M'r. Ertkinc.
fixed-amid: with respect to the cha
"meete! oszﬂr. ]ackson, ! hope will be rect
Wood by the" house during the remain
"der-of my observations. .
_ , ct -' ! now come to vhat I conceive to be the
God point, and the great and important
_' ; necessary to be decided on this occa.
dien. "If the gentleman from Conn'ecticut
- ' Ur. Ddtta) was really in tarnczt whcn he
.ss lated () this housesithat, if the govern
msictof ,Qiis country had been charged
'vizh Woe end insultcd, it was such en
'ct Mount; ought to receive the reproba
* 'tion' ofebery American--l might entertain
5 . ' si he would t'et he induced to vote
Line ' ct_ lution. For I think it as clear
ly Wahie' ne any thing that could be
no steel, not only that Mr. ]uckson did
-- :' useo those expressions ettributed to
—. .,"sshutss thathe did it tirith intent to insult
"she-covernntcnt. .
. ] ass! ere the edhu'u'lee which naturally
siafile under this resolution? let. Did Mr.
dﬄ'ifi hislettor of the sad o! Octo
-* mole- nte of expression "'convey'mg
ss "the"!an tbttbe mention government of
the Unioed Sun: bed n' knowledge thet the
but: lately-mule by Mr: Enkine,
si "Beyealeeemr, onbehlf of m. govern
nsiem, with the goveenment of the Un'tted ]
ss Stone;-win ss—eemd into without eom'pe- ;
"tent power! on the of Mr. Ertkine for \
si' du: purpose Z'ct' ( that question be" 'on
. evssend in the Mind-tive, the next queetion
will he.-tue one!], on ineinuation 't highly
finde-wrou- and insolent ?" T heee are the
"two enquiries eo'ntninectd in the fire: part of
' the neck;-inn. sdly. Did he repent the,
p....m-intipntionin hisletsster dared tired-th
ct_ of ssumntþersi, _ 1809, ofter he won npprieed
sayd}. oeeietaryssof standeth. executive
Take-nen bed no eneh- knowledge, and,
] ne ijsstg'si-hd pain-ed Such knowledge,
and ll'lnhgement would not hnv'e been
d—f
'WWW dun-be answered in
sir ._ 'si them proof which:
** ( . fifth-know will chew '
,ct si_ other _ u-mw hessm.
sict as. siWssisi. The sintHe'
nGi-e
?]!!! Mssfid sin; !esxsr 91. the .Mb of ,
me no run-an n_
'lSAﬂUELBIOWDWN
WM
on and mldntineib e ? And if
ly tibi-nonce ende imitation um more
_ dame-as than the first intimn
sipnllWsi-TVKM be able to ehew'
la commincc do! the whole Mr. BAssz'r
"in the chair
enteredjukqon tþe pdrtofthc "Us-Sinon,,
and f_' day?-tri; yfieially : pened that
"si wzoxzsssm r, JANU my n.
lpsspming the mid-:: of the Exccutt've
' in Man to the rgfmal to receive any
" feel-ton.
' [wax-tuum.)
Tmmnss. Dun-ab" 21.
- [DMTB
" UN THE IOlNct'Þct. RESOLUTXONI ;
finiloerlcamzcamn from French- jas
=d-Þ
comaml. ct1_usssim PoLquL.
cokcxnsass
nmmnwauMMWHNWm
D-lyWDoctoroN-m.
WMSW _
ct' ' siwhoee nhilitics. whose ineo- i
.—
-—*si*—---———-- ws
I
Me,]:lkm ths: '- lln
ss of:: the Tent-vature! Mr. _
k !! out _- _ , ct
sinot'euthorsevthl Wment' unde by
him Msspapficit uneveration that our
wenden! had no luch knowledge,- was
madm'usible. -
With' "these edmiuiono let mhamine'
the letten of Mr. jecktoo, and leg whe
then" he has not been-guilty of the charge:
contained in the reeolution.
[Mr. Raassc'c Speech to be continued]
The secretary ofatate report: to the Pre
cident, that information has been received at
this office, within the period embraced by
the reaolution referred to, us the capture of
Amc rican vessels by there of Great Britain,
under variour pretem, viz.. for dealing by
' billa of .:esisshange in .an' enemy'o country,
for colonial produce, violatmg the Brit'uh
orders in counciLnf ]anuary and November
' 1807, for insringing the biockade of Mar
ss' tiniquesi, for being engaged in the Vera
Cruz and colonial carrying crude; and of
the eeizure of some Amerienn made at
: Curreeoa, at Ceylon and in China, for ten-.
sona not diatinctly etated. it it to be ob
ae rved, however, that the paper: in this of
tien aﬀord buta very imperfect account of
the British captured of Asi'simerieansi property
ss --and it iet'or thia reaaon that a detail is
ss not attempted in this zport 54 more parti
si eularly at no oﬄeial acc unts have been re
si ceived on which to 3 ' nd one.
I The secretnr'y beg- le' 've likewise to state !
& to the President, that whhin the period em- ss
] braced by dietre'aolutiod, property to a con- :
1 aiderabie amoant, belo' ing to eitizena of"
'the UnitedctStatee has been captured and '
maeized b'ythe French, or violationa of the '
s Berlin an'd Milan deer ea and under other
pretence-that in some inatctancea the mer
: chant veactaela bf the U 8; have been burnt
la; sea by French cru_ n',- and, in othera,
the indernriity of the 'tteaae'la' and ' property
has been purchaaed-ssby he thenne or'bill of
exchange drawn by th: capteins of the A
nterican veaaela upon their owners, ata rate
impoaed by the captorq'. The accompany
ing statemenc of At erican veseela con
demned by the imperi-siz conneil of prizea at
Parts, from the 18th — December, 1806, to
the Wh May, 1809,- & ceived iron Mr..
Warden, acting aact naul of the UnitEd
Stateaat Paris, more artieuiarly "caplaina
the ground! of Frcnc sscasipturea. ,
ltjasitpþp cheer.-wet , however, as to ma
ny of then: atte, they can no other-;
me be considered ' having sheen done"
under the authority {! those" governsstnenu
,ss
out" vem
Ne. nk'me man 'tqvectete'd usiri'
sipeuﬀot authority tossunkssq the;" , , ,
amo mentuntilthesshod'ct ; _
Mr.]aazhon wdctshnss-JÞM 'ct- ."
since-ed of eneh-ko'ovf_ the , .
wouldnot'hcte'dffi' ' "
diiputed th'-this." _ ct - -
The sscrctary' of [state retpectfully re
ports to the President of the United States,
agreeahly to a resolution of the house of re
presentatives of the 6th December, 1809,
that the enclosed papers, from A to E con
tain, in substance, the information which
has been received at this office respcccing
seizures, eaptures and condemnations of
ships and merchandizs of the citizens of
of the United States, under the authority of
the government of Den mark;
A. A memornl of sundry Americans at
Christiansand to, the President of the Unit
ed Statea.
B.,Translat'ton of an extract of a letter
from Peter lsaacson lately appointed cunsul
of the Unitcd States at Christainsand, to
the President of the United States, duted
Austin-11", 1809.' —
C. List of vessels which have been car
ried into the port; .of Damark and Nor
way, received from Mr. ditabye, consul of
the United States at Copenhagen.
D. Extract ofa letter of Mr. Sanbye to
the secretary of " state, dutcd August 1,
men; , -
I communicate to the house of represen- ss
utivec, the report of the secretary of state ]
on the subject of their resolmion of the 6th
Decembcr last.
E. Krsolutiona and memoriat or mer
chants of Philadelphia. '
BRlTISH, FRENCH, AND DANlSll
CAPTURES.
The following message: were received
on Friday last, from the Pccsideot of the U. ss
States, by Mr. Graham : ss
To the House of Represenutim of the
Unitcd Sun-s. ss
_ JAMES MADISON.
jammry 12, 1861.
_ m
From the Nationcl Intelligmccr.
metitsihnd' unkind-Mr!—e si
!
* .
nkine' ssctdld
n'
(
. . , sssssssizss si. ctsi s'ss (r.-si :
; -si _ ctsi let}! house of represen.
WXWthssucr—ztvy of nate
sssisi "I jectssos their 't-nohttion of the ad ct
The secretnry o! state has the honor to"
report to the president .in confom'tty td the
resolution of the house of repn-entzttst-ea
of the Sd inllitnt, that no information ha
been received at the department of state
relat'tve to the black-de of the parts of the a
Bekie by-ance. not! of the exclus'mn os
neutral vessel: by Rus'nia, Sweden. & Den
mark. As it is presttmed hchver, that
the enclosed papers, the fimt 'a translation
at an " Ukaoe" of the kussinn govern
ment, duced on the l-Lzh of May, 1809,
and the second a—transiation furnished to
.this dep'arment on the 10th of ];muary last,
by the charge den assail-es of Dt-nmark, of
such parts of the instructions given to the
privateers of that country on the 14th of
September, 1807, asss were supposul to he !
most interesting to ntllil':ti9,si and may have
3 some connection with the object of the re
! solution, they are respectsttlly submitted.
si R. SMU'H.
s Department of State,
]an. 11, 1810..
These messages, with the documents
accompzxnying the same, were ordered to
be printed. ' u
NORFOLK, jauuary 12.
lubjoscph ". Picrcc of Buston. pis
sengcr in the: ship Cordcliu, capc. Midlca.
of Philadelphia, has just arrived in chid
town, :mcLhas politely save-red us with the:
following mariuc, commcrcial and politic
al information. .
The Cordclia sailed from Rio ]:meiro
on the Zd of Nuv. last, and left the follow
ing Ac'ncricao vessels m that harbor, viz.
Ship Mount Hope, Brcezc, of Snlcmfrmn
Ncwport, R. [. destiru i m unknown ;Iship
Lausa, Scaver, of and irom Buscon, Via
Scara Grannc, (on the north coast of Bra
zil) destinnsiion unknown ; sch'r Mary,
Limoln, ul and from Bostun, for llnvanna
or Boston in about 20 days ; ship Passcn—
ger, Parry, of and from New York, for"
me Cape: of Good Hope-, in baiiast, to sail
the loth of Nov. biig Hoilon, Willis, of
and from Philadelphza, vin Teneriﬀe, for
River Plate. in bullast, to sail 6th of Now.
The ship l'l'uncrtsz. Williau !, and sch'r l
Hope, Story, from New Yorlt, on :! Scal
ing voyage.-, put into R.o janeiro to repair,
and sailed again in company about the: 26zh
Oct. last. Several vessels sromthe United
Statcs had touched at Rio Janeiro during
the season and had (sailed again, without
being able to sell their cargoes. The large
number of English merchant ships, which
were continually arrivinz at Rio ]aneiro
had gluttetl the market with almost every
article of me! chandize usually carried there;
and business in general was dull.
The following ships under the British
admiral de Courcey, were laying in tho'
harbor of Rio ]nniero Nor. Sd viz. Fou
droyant 74, Elizabeth 74. Lightning 18,
Nancy 12 gans. The Bedlsiord 74, (be
longing also to this squadron) had sailed on
acruize. 'lhe melnmast of the admiral's
ship, the Fnudroyant, had been injured,
and was out to be repaired. A ctimber of
Portuguese ships of war were ,also at an
chor there. Admiral de Cnurccy's conduct
had been such as to do away any unssvora
ble impressinns which might have [been
made on the Portuguese, by his predeces
sor on that station; of course, the former
had become very popular with the people
generally. The prince regent and rin
cess had been some weeks nt_Santa ruz,
his country rcsidence, (about 45 mile from
the city of Rio ]aneiro) where he remain
ed indisposed. The old queen of Fortu
gal (mother to the prince regent) resides at
the talace in the city. - si
intelligence of a contrsdictory nature, i
from the River Plate, had beenreceived by
diﬀerent vessels, but by the laet accountsss
brought from thence to Riojaneiro, which i
came in a lugge'r, in 15 days pas _ e,it was !
ascertained, that the Vice Roy, who ar-I
rived there from Spain last summer) consi
dere'dthe trade a'e actually under the same
resi'tilaticms which governed it before the
British troops came there.- The English'ss
notwithstandi , had been able to struggle
on share set-er sicargoes of goods. A nuing,
barsiof vsieasels from the U. S. fere said to ;
be insitheRiyer. Place, waiting-,- in ho ass,;
that some favorable arrangement might,-te
]AMES MADsslSON. isssii
.]anuarytz,sststo. - . -.1
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---ct _ss.m n- ', . __
(X F.); si-suvbss-Spia. '
T! .-I' w. zems. N. long. um,,
W , ct" ; &. lebþarded from hi. 3,si_'
..si. , ! a . JMP L. Loins, cgpnsi
* 'ffsi " Wssss'ss ' si , asks-import: 'sisi
, - w" - ..(V'sh'
--;'. ,... ctmsssi. onwlsd Nitre jo'ctgh
, - _ _ss-:si_*"ct.si' _. 51:th oire. To"
si: ;Yssssc 'ss ' ;.ctsi sissssfsssi. ct- . -'?._Tl!e (do'sdss.
'ss " *....;,* " . ' " ov; 24 \
nisi-) - . .ss-sssiss'si . a!" "he-um Qf Gin
Z'ctss _-.*_si.* [" the objeua
lhess ! \* -'sictﬀ);' Ict From the 'i'dl 'hid
ting ' ct ? 'Wd. thin-um
ssu-ouldsi" . y hsssi'l' "t'-veal.: Barbzdsi,
about ' e Inch Dec. mass,-m. aqzo
!- ug- 01, 30. w; bour,-led (tom hi- urms
nic mujcny'. .bi Pcnelppe, 98]!an DidK
52' day: from ! diþx, onssasictci-nize. 'nct
czpuin very puliuly Mimd the (lord;.
li. with some very huPhi '_ clphin pass",
which he- had the ming received {you
the brig Honey and Kiny. sscapuin Oliver,
14 day- out'srom Philadolphia so'r St. Bag.
circle-news, and then in fight. , The Pe.
ndopc had bended bexwecnsony and fifty
sail of Men vent-lo within a ven
sffim time, Dcc. 24, 'loc; 28, so, long. sgsi
W. bojrded from his grica'nnicss mnjcstv'si
()uc other Lot. sltuated on
Winter street. between Prince and Duke
:treets, end s routing about "27 feet on wa
street. Thin let it hatnlbomel! eneiosedsiaul
\ there is act very w-oclttctive-gmion upon it.?
m.- udivmctu -.Mm'e!y eyen.-shame"; Prester
ry, at! eimdml in (lie—n'ill. towne/Alum
: drt'a, to wit-. ' ' .
i One Mater)! ,of— the. Prome
? on which the will R. T. Heoe lately rcsidsid
[ eituated at the corner os Prince and Wher
r ltreets, end frdntkng - , .fcet or there:
hente on Water, on.} scet on shine-"=
_ streete. -0n thin prop'ertythere are exten
1 live si Bric}: liuildingusdrmih; a la'cc
5 well finished Dwellinz House be three Stom
, with all necesu'r'} o'ut' beam, a pomp "in"
[yard and mexeellent garden. ,
. . .sid; !. 8 0.* .si _
i The undmded: Moiety of &
Home and Lot eituftted at the corner of Wa
ter and Duke meats. fientingsisisi 7"! 0"
Winter, and _ feet ossn' Diike'. This pro
perty hear-ject ,to you Animal 'gtsiotmd rent sor
7 ever ol eixty'pue nmisi us lulfsi'dnnsiers.
I The whole of the Above prbpc'rty eXC'Psi
ss the lest is free of Membrane.- tmd .Vﬄ 7)
' them: at any time tained—le desire to be. in"
_ formed ah'out it._ The she twin hsssi. made 0" 3
] ereditos 6, H.:md ,td' mSW 'lor am-mffii
indoned note:-, lie,-,ssoshhu ntfte hunsi of Me!"
.*.loqp.£nuloul, Wind! an'-[sum sun.
&: on : cmize, hufnm. main, ct10 days
out from thence. Put, onssboanl the Cow:—
lia (n' his own te out, and by ememoi
raptaia Midleo) t' r. Ch ' ' r Cupreu
(a S'in) late si_ r ]- 'pﬂot-boa
schooner, of eigfict ,WI. nued the cage,
detained by the coulde: onctthess , ct_ siiu'sz.
and ordered to Bermndl- She ii- 10 days
out froil NW-Ymk, bouid (dun-(ho
lomcwc, in ball-it; the downwfi In said
to be priocipnllsivss founded on a lows disco
vered on bind the sehooper,yfiich induc
cd the commmder of the (lo-p him" to
believe she m French property. The
Cordelia experienced frpm ,nkh of these
ships of woe the man polige treatment.—
The ship'a paper: were not asked for (not
ekewn) nor was her crew, annexed, or pro
tection: enquired for in either cuc- Dec.
29, let. 27, 26. N. long. 67; 10, Ipoke brig
Rebecca, Cohoun, of Philadelphia, from
81. Banholumcwu—wind bier.-zing f'rech,
could learn nothing further. 30.h, silctt. 25,
30, long. 69, spokr a brig fzom' Lsilvsi'ozwml
for Cauolina, blowing hard cmsiissl not uns
tinguish her name nor that of z'ne time:-in.
Mr. Picscc lest (I:—: dersia six-lengusss
at sea oﬀ Senepuxem. on fiffiuzcty xv.-c
noon lan (che-wind being ﬂesh! to run-. ss
the Dclamurc) and arrived here- in me ;yctuh
et Riehmond, capmin Williuuw, fsishnl If.
York. ! ss - -
'mdriui' " _ , . . _ ,
' WYF H.}.Ssm ws
.jlctfhmsinsszssaiSwann.
ss Rsifimson
av- .ao _- sissss " sin
Valuablc Proþcrsitct-vjor Salt.
]N pursuance us ;: deed esteemed tnxize
eubscribers on the ch (in)" of Ausiusit, law;.
by the law Robert T. Hooc, Ezq. in mar. in:
certnin purposes thereby expressed. they tull
proceed to sell nt public auetiqn. at the (sut
i'ee-House, in the town of Alcimdiiu, on the
first Mondey' in March next, the follow-t;
vel-able Pro/trrly, viz. - ss
said town of Alexandria, him: outward of
Union and between Quksic ent] Wolfe street-'
with : Whars extended from dre'eamc into
the river: This let from. , _ feet on the
Potomee.
_,_._ ,.__..—_—-——.. si - 4,—
" One Lot of Ground in she
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