Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-10 00:00:00, page 2

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53 "man. suownsu,
'Wﬂtfie ehangee nf- [overlrnenti
wis-m FMZhw undergone, thm 'hn i
'si5*sictel_r_n When continuity of viewnnd 'si
W5 The power of heap-ne it the {ss
did West)! the game and often
- indebcsiesiepublie. He aesu'med the nine
.os lathe-{ty et e erilil'ttcthen it veh'tteetet-i
' of! th eemwit them to : singie' had, end si
and? eireumetencee which ndmhtedsi-rof no -
other—rulessthan thee of on enterprieing mi
litesy eh'tef. - [tie-fet to4he character and
"nicate eionessof the—vpreeent raler, that we
creed nersiibe' thi 'eareer which F tence-hat
run since hie ecsiepctsion'." He did-but move
in concert with the regularmareh, and en;
neral)" be end! to have ouutripped—the-in
hereut allcfity of the oyetemwhieh he was
felict'edlto edlniuieter. -' He hue, indeed,
adjueted the-petu;m-rngthened the Iprilge
ahd mo'oopolissied the government of this
eoloelll highte of conqueet with ekili-end
energy. si Burhesisijnd-hieimm-ss-diate prede
eee'eore were conqueror: from necessity at
'vell u'chosi'tee. To ditblnd the armieect
"would have been politicalsseuicide, and ut
si cteetly impoeeihle—To. rmtinuin them with
in the mach territory en :: impa- ,tible—
sine-ny: of their fine-en pretented an in
iqtnbie batriee to the latter alternative,
The'rsiqulll'reeeipu bf the .ereasury were
imusicicnt;siand they had deprived them
eelree of the resourcee of credit and of pe
'per cited-tion; It is cuj to tho', that]
no device of fiscal eiehymy would have
Mnþhed the meum of supporting the et"-4
——* (ninthe undemood here at elludinl to
[du-Him"! (th-carter. ln every other'mpect
there is en little more! n there ielbelltinl pru
ebonronecwho combinee man, of the
wet-led eppuently opposite qualitie- ef out-si
new'sio— , "
- _ _ eta' Meli- belle
tresses,-Woo- dmnﬄs'fctfi
m did Men." however,—ep-ct
" "even-"spouted eat! dueled the
. ssesse'fm end manne hue con
' msitllel'vlddiibmlsie. We
, ' the! e'ex with well", the
.— M'HM si" . nue no: nnu
'ctsiss , _.':ssm-amr_epzn _
Big-m eWcmleWh ."
1 .u-ee.
[it the tour-te efmy remarks, ! was in no
mpeet more estoniehed, then in obtefving
how completely the tevdutiou hnd- extin
g-tiehedeyery principlewosss civil eubordin'a
tion. '
** Bmepatte'e militery renown he: en es.
Mgeeee brighter than that of any of hie ge-_
unda'þhas ecquired for him the entire cen
Gdeaee of the eoldiery. He hn no teandnloue
undieguiuctd vices, or ptztiodicd wedde-ten;
edculetedssto diminith with the emctiee the
force of hie repntntion. or to eeu'ntereet the
mendenc oi hit him! The rettleu ac
tieity of his embitton, the comprehedtive
boldnen of hie plain. and the unintermpted
mansion of great enterptkzu in which-he
is elpgedc me to "move domeetic pe
ril-. in adding to the enough and mejeety
Of the titude. 'No leieute is given for me
ehidetioue— in 'th- ioteriot—nn eeope for em
ditioue present ent-n' the ieaden of the
may. : msi- tebjeeu ere'ie tt in ensimtnntssss
Hair-tion eld edepenee. 8 endid echieve
man, end nadietiuuilhinj pillage, consti
m the neeeuerypiioy. a well as the na
mct'tes 'in the intcrior,-.1nd that iereign
piuoder wet, theretore, a necessary re
WNCK GQVERNMENT, ye.
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LE'TTER "
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A
nvolmionary phrenzy, than then of a con
cert bemeen the imatinble ambitiou of an
nudncinun tymntand—ach've talent: and nu
ssturnlpropeneitin of : body of trembling
ssshrm— From thecomrneneernent of the
ssrevoiution partieulnﬂxeminerieehave been
ecattered over-Eumpe 'in order to erody
and delinem in geogrephicnl face. 'The
herveetsiof their iabore, now depoeite'd in
vssPnrie,hne luruiehed the imperiai-govern
nensit with I knowiedge of the territory of}
the other powere, much more minute and
occur-te thanthnt which the lettrr"them
eeivee poem-es. The Depot de leuerrr oc
copiesiss-unremittingly, -eevernl hundred
del-bin trneing mapesiend eoilreting tnpo
grephieni den-ii.. to miniuerssto the military
purposes - of the-government. The great
ﬂute- of-Spain were marked and parcelled
out long before the lnt invasion of that
country—and it it not too'mueh to aﬄrm.
that thou of England are equeily well known
and life-dy partitiened.
ssence mdunown in-tnc light of : peuonui
\ bchsico
: n—n—ctJsi—N—m-si— _si
At one o'cloclt. !. !. on SATURDAY the
IOth day of Februory next, the oubscriber
will oﬀer for mile, ot tho coﬀee house,
A Loc of Ground on the north
side 'os King street, between his-fox it We
ter-m-eeu. extending in from on King men
86 feet 4 looked,-in "depth 00 sect, bouuded on
the north by Ramny'nlley.
The sole till be mode under : deed of
tmt to the end-criber, end an indisputuble
4 title conveyed to the pured-cer. A c redit of
three, six, .and 9 month: will be allowed on
good negotium. note: with. an approved en
domr. A lien on the. propenty .will be re
ss toinod until pays-ent.
, _ R. I. Taylor.
'lmu-y n. - t'un
ssss-n-PRLNTLNGm : in;;
tious-branches, ba ndsomely' cx.
ectttcdmithsiLositsitcmcy and du;
and @ sanguine _
Linen ineredibie, and more like the .etsecte of
lien-dice can sumiph had .ot' me
Wfddelip, are iPPsiGfi and dinipiined i
with a regular end "eﬀecme epbmwncy,
which to me In truly ntonuhing. ssl bound \
on all tiden, en unity of
The idea of- uniimitui awayis studious- "
ly kept befrzre 'sithe public mind—and the
future ernpirt of France over the nations of
the enrth,'exulting]y proclaimed, in all the
sense of the theatre-a, and in public sitlis
courses of every detcription. Even the
gaunt nnd ragg'ed beings, who prowl about
the ltreett and infect the night-collar. "of
Paris 5—the famiched outcaets—many of
whom are mtn of decent ate-riot- and ad
vmccd age, beggttrcd by the revolusiion-si'
who ha'unt the Botwdurds and public gar
dens, in order to enjoy, under the rays of
the enn, that enlivening warmth which their
poverty denivs them at home—and who,by
their won and melancholy aspect, excite the
horror and companiowof :! stranger—all
appear to forget, for-n— thotnent, their own
miner-jeo. in a'nticipating the brilliant-detti
me: of the empire, and contemplnttng- Parts,
inproapective, I! the metropolit of the
tri-rid. The inhabitants of the country and
of the provincial tiden-whose condition
the war renclers-mitcmhle deyohd 11me
tion, and who secretlv invoke the bitterett
turret on sssitheir mien—are, nevertheless,
(for inch in the character of this txsiraor di
trary.people)-not-without their there in the
generalavidity sorpuwer; and, when the
sense of their wretchc-dneu does not preta
too ttron'ly upon them, can even consent
to view the cxtension of thy national inﬂu
,thoodttend Ictiod'
or
New Publlcatsionssi.
" - lum rot-churl and for ulq by
James Kcnnedy, Sen'r.
' BGOkllfllf'r, sing-ctrret.
\Villiam Tell, of Switzorlond Delivered. on
historicll novel. by the celebrated Floriau,
The Life of Petr-ech. by Mr.. Doboon, : v. ss
'l'hc Ynnkey in London. ' ]
'Berthoﬂet's ken-rehe- into the lum of Chi
micel Mfinity,
The London Dineotor, or system of dism
tion pnetised in the Hot—pin.]: and Law--l
ture-Roomc of tho nue-ropolio, explained
inn! end
Cheriect' "
Throuz
of condition—an
*3..—- ss siss
in pinning and
quest
me.
MTZÞ mannere-n'
" , PublicsssiSilZs-si
by the cleare-t rule: for student-.
Fcb. : - oodzw.
WHEN
me;"-6 per-firm ;
' ( To be continued.)
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dal-'t!
M.:pil the _l,tu,:'eh'nee'_"u!1I
hich either individual:
viejwe—an— aecttivity ?
eyeternntizing the - device. ctsi
(] _ eegernen' for the issue, ?
neurance Of momen—al- 4
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sictsi [Abrfdfcdfipn Mr Originab far ftsifle
."" 'Alfq'mJss "
; . !. An let concerning eertifirntt-a.si _ ss
Thia act authoriaea the anditpr to issue
simevr "more new benisicates in iieu of an
eld'one he!d by, 'a state creditor; and to
sitake in amall eertiiicates and eorteoiidate
si-them, not exceeding the original :nnuunt.
in and extends the time for drawing inter-'
"eat on certificato-a directed to be regiaterssed
-- under the act of the fiasih of ]nnuary, 1803,
and which were not clepe-cited with'the trea
aur_er within the period directed bv that
act until the Knot day of jnnuary, 1811. _
2.'-An net.-concerning i'ilots.
Every matter of a euasting vessei sailing
under a conning licence and wanting a pi
lotz- meat haiat a aignalsi at" his-foremaat, or
sore-topmaa head; upon which it ahall be
the duty of. any pilot act-ing under the au
thority ofshia commonweaitp to' take charge
Of auch muse]. Every suchpiiot'ahail be
entitled to double the fees allowed for con
duming Atnerican Vt-eacia sailing so or from
fore'sgn por'ta. But no greater charge ahall
he made liar eonducting coming veaaela
outward bound, than is now paid un vesaela
ss killed by me in the naitlcoimty of
ss so help me God. " The court 'ih'all not al
l low my reward viithout such certificate.
l The justice ths..- I cause the care to be cut
of in hit pseeen esie,— nudctdbdl' grant o'o'cer- ct
tifi'ettte for : seal p without ear:. ]
. 4. An not to amend the on.-veral lain t'e- l
[uniting the llssp sitction nisi-ﬂour. !
Thin law given the ownt-n os llonr the *
came pnwet' ("is z-uctzpmling from the judg- :
'ment of an inspecsstnr, as to the tleqrce ost
fineneu of the cmss. ." is g'nntetl be the
tom nection of the nct os.1792, (! Rev. g
Code pn. si229) where iris condemned bv ]
the inspnsitnr.ss When the decision of the
inspector is ret'c ned he shall pav thyee
cents on each bar-vel of ﬂour; and That it ,
in affirmed. the o'tner, or his agrnt, nl'nil
pay three cents to the perlons appointed to
reVieW' it. Auv ptraon appointed : vi.-We:
tmcl resusing to let 'Ihztll Iorsuit siVt' dullars,
recovers-ble besnre . magistrltc by any one
who will protecttte; Aset the first day of
September ne-Jtt there ehall he but one- in
spector of ﬂour for the town of Peteteburg
to he appointed by the court of Hnstinst.
5. An act making provisiun for the ule
si os public property in certain dintricta.
l The object of thll law is to authorin the
tale of building! which were erectsied at the !
ljoint rxsim-nte of the counties end corpon- ]
: tione composing : dllert, (while the law ss
estahliehing district count was in apt-ration}
IUClt et jaits, court-hcutu, end clerke' o - j
ﬂeet. ss
6. An not to nmpr-n due-[ling.
Any pmon who shall herelhel' wmuny
lin-l malicinu-ly, or by previous agreement,
' fight : duel or linglc cdmbat with any en
gine, instrument or wcnpon, the rohahlc
consequence of which might be 0. e'denth
of either party, and in to doing ohall kill
his" all-gonist, or any other person or prr- .ct
8001, or inﬂict such wound as shut the per
son injurrd shall die thereof within ths-ge
momhc'ther-zfter, such oﬀcntler, his aid
m. abctton and counsellors. on conviction,
shall be deemed guilty of murder, lad
mﬀer dealt.— ss _
If any person shall challenge another to
fight : due], mth any WelpOl or in any
sitmnner wsihnttnevcr. the probable loue as
whch may or might be the death of th'
challengcr or challenged, or is sia'lly penonsi
shall acccptssa challenge, 'or fight 'a kind, he
abpvct. oath pmob shall be int-[vable of
holding .v'r bcing placed to any poet Qf pap
it or elluiumch civil or military under'sizh'p
ss _ fat-own ctLissGÞsiLZTU/ﬄ.
from the is! day of March next.]
3. An act nuthorising county courta to
all-m a rewkd for kiiling wuives.
This act gives au-hority to such eenhty
courta na may them it expedient (with the
coacmrence ? a majority of the acting mai
giatrates) to :fiiow rewarda for killing wolvea
iatheir eoumss-ssy, not exceeding 12 down.-;
to be paid as ibther county charge-. Every
claimant shall! produce a certificnte from a
justice, recitiag his name. the number of
scaipa, either its old wolvea. or such an in
his Opinion do*aot exceed aix mouthe, the
time and placed-when and where killed, and
that oath or yf 'mation. or auﬄcctient proof
thereof haa beifn made he soresshim. 'ctThe
the head of the well, and take before "the
justice the so" Dwihq oath-: " [. A. B. do
swear that the :tcnip or acaips (as the caae
may br) by me how produced, was or were
taken trom a mass or tvoives sicaught and
government as this commonwcllth. si -' si —
After the pusin'g if thin me, "on per.
si' no who o'nzllbc anointed to go!-on;. or
bound to' i'oreign porta. [To "commence
elaimant-muat .siproduce the whole sit-in of
' ---si,'. .si.'_ A")? '
Let-s OF'A .PUBLfC'NATURFr -
. {He-wed at the Present Seciion.
'
ctfctsirctcisipss ; g si'r , ' ,}.si'ss.si.,'ss;-Tj, ;
.siacteznsizffi-ss -. i * - -
wealth own, . 'tn eddit '
pfeecribed' by fix'd; -" . _ ,
" .{fdo eoiemnly- ender ( ; ct 'ss '
ceee Ells hid-ma: 1 "3"! , - en engagssss}
in e And, by eendiog or'ticc'eptiug . Chal
' leageftoctfight {dye}, 'ur_by fighting : dit-l
,. and an! unweld Vls-iittion of the ";
emitted " Ad yet to ettpprru dom,"?—
since the pee'eege oftht'tt act; nor will ! :si
si so equcerned directlss er indireetly in .";h
duelduring my conttuuenee inofice. So
" helpme GUdess, _ ;
I The judgee of the cirettit and the bounte
si eourte at their quent-sly union: m er].
z-joined to give c.:prt-eely in that" ", m,
jury all the lawe in force te' _l\lppttn (loss-].
iiusinnd to charge them to present .siu pct_
sone concerned in-eetrying, et,-tiding or xc
eepting e challenge ; and, oh preleuttnentss
it the court has jurisdiction of the octﬀ- it:,
it eheli proceed to the] in the prd'tnety way,
it not, the 'ctpretenmtent eheil either be cer.
ttfied by order at court to eu'ch'cnurt i..
hee jur'ted'tctittn, m- ehell be eonefdered ie
law it sufficient euthority for etnegiemte
to ieeue hie inherent ,eceinet the eccutcd
where an examining-poured neeeeeery.
) lf any person ehell lene t etete with
mnintention of giving or recei ng a chai
'lenge to ight : duel, or of eidnig or ebc-t
ting in gieingctpr receiving euch challenge,
and a due] ehell actually he sought, where
by the deeth of eny person ehelssl happen,
end the pereon eo leassing the etete ehell
remain thereout eo ee to prevent hie ap
preheneion for the purpoee ostriel, or is e
n)- person shall sight e duel in thie out! or
aid or abct there-in. whereby any pen-m
shall he killed, and then ﬂee ino nether
etate to nenid'h'p triol, in either,.cnee i.,
ehctll be the duty of the executive. nnd thej'
ss ere directed to ednpt and put-nue all legel
etepe tn cenee env eurssh oﬀrnder to be ap
prehended end brought to triel in the conn
ty trhere ihe'oﬂ'ence was committed, when
the duel shall have been sought in thie
ethte. end when sought without, then in
that county. where, in the opinion ol the
executive. the evidence against the oﬀentler
? can be but obteined and produce! upon hie—
trial.
[; ehnll be the duty of the ettornleee for'
the cnntmonweelth, for the ctvtt'nty conne
to give information to the executiee, when
ever e raee ehell nine in their ctonntiee
which will render the interpeeitien of the
executive neceeeere: end: the eeid ettar
nire, either at the ﬂeet querterleterrn. as
ter the commence-ment of thie net, or et the
time of accepting their nﬂic'ee," 'When they
shall hercpslerhe up lined. dull take the
following ueth; " do enlemnly sweat or
** nisi. in (an the ceee may he) that I will to
si " th; but of my judgment exsseente'the de
" ty impoeed on me. by the not to euppreee
" duelling. Sohelp me (God."- "
All wordeerhich fron their eeuel ene
etrnction end eommoeeeesseptetion ere cen
eitlered aesi ineulte. end lend m violence lad
breeeh of the peace. ehejl hereafter be e'p
tiunnhle, and no ploe. ences-lution ende
man-er then he emitted in my court with.
in thie eonttnenuveelth, to precltule ezjtt'ry
[tom ting thennn, who ere thereby de
eleu. to lie the eole judgee as the tle-newe
euetainedtss Proeided that the noticed me
grant new triele ee heretosore. - '"si " "
__——_—-—-— __————-_ss—sssi ,
When any ju ' or minute he good
much to empeott any pereon or pertone
ere about to be engaged in mine!. he me)
ieeue his warrant tb bring the partie: be
fore him—and" he the" think proper to
teke of them it Yecognizeuee to keep the
pcecr, he ehlnimt-rt in the conditiet't. that
the party or pttrt'tel, shalt not during the
time sisor which they were bound, direct
ly or iedireesitly 'be concerned ine duel' ei
ther with the tence euepectod sierctmy
other pereþ'n within the time [indited by the
recogniz'enc'e. *
if any person or pot-even, in brdcr to e
lude the eperetion of thie daw, ehell leeve
the nate, they ehell be deemed tte guilty.
and euhjeet to the like pendtiee at is the
offence had been committed within the
cemmonwcnlth. -
, [To commence from the firetfossf And!
7 . ]Au act authorising tho lupori'w man
ncn. ' "
of law and count of chance-ry (off.-o:
wriu of union-ad in certain; [14 for sinhcr
purpose-. U'Whenever my cousin,? sigomc
she]! oure-doubly neglect or My tude
cidc lnv um in law m equity,; this}! now
a, of belchflssbr lhds be depending m luck
coat}. upon ipplkqtim of either of the
'pmin n preduded- from wake-5 the (mind.
;eios (he WM of ba,
[Mr. ged-s dle Meqzomc, in me!-or
ned-ad Wind shisme akin of union
ye. to tuum-'- man can-9; b'ebu then, it
schnlpblnoer no to end Jpnidkss
[ram-. H-yssdsie'd M ws arm'd-si
W' m can him-: We gous: from
silk! lb 'A! man And nium-did.)