Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-04-02 00:00:00, page 3

siExtracl ofa Mlcr from a gentleman high !
inqffice in eric-a. !: lus ['And-m mix.}
t city, Jattd 283/3 D.c. 1809, rcccwcsil by
"the way of the ll-zsi-aJ-m. \
'N'l'he mormm his excelie-m-y the vicerby- 4
received the dup-uch lrnm Lmsi, cl- Oriq (
announcing that the g-n si-. mnvnt as msisiu,
Smtu had lelsiuced w nknowlc-lgc hnm us
envoy cxcmordina-ssy and sinriniszsi-r [sit-nipo
Icmhry osour Cathohc monarch Fe rdin-md
'the 7tl'l, he adopuctd every measure which
prudence dictatsid on the occasion, ordering (
asthc oame' time the greatest vigilancss- mssctl
our lsiromicn am! a'.\ along our ltsi-ztvf'ss'si- 3
com- Thi- unexpected cvsim cause d mmh ss
inflignat'wu among the Ioctval Mz-xicuns, who ss
Bizhcrto had ﬂsituersid themsxlvcs shut the- ?
United State: would e;_-mpa*.'s.isc with lhc
Spaniardjn their. pn smt culanmy, :mJ re
(! rocme tnut tucnumxtp ::mt tHsnst-uch
she}! so liberally (tlssfsiutsid—d the Atttcric'ans
duringthcir stfugglc: lur libcst)" and inde
pendence ; "but in tbm holy.- they now find
tltcmstlvea diaaysimintctl, and me: t-ﬂk-cts
thcrsie by produced in the public mind, is by
no means savorablc towauls the U.'.S::ues.
" On the rcccipt 0! But. Luis de Onis's
letter tne vicefoy cndvcncd th: council, tu
gcther With the three fisutls (or attornry
generala) and laid besorc th-m'sctid des
pattb, requciting their opinZ-m on the lub
jcct of its contents, which they dqlivcred
unanimously in the following words, on the
23d inn.
" The member; assembled in the excra
ordinary council convxncd this day, having
taken-into consideration msi- copy of the let
tcr addressed to your excellcnsy by Dun
'Luis de Guts, which your excellcnessv has
laid before them, are olssunan'tmous apimon
And beg leave to inform your execlimcy,
'that in the ﬂat place he ought to recognizc
Don Luil t}- Onil, as minister plcnipoten
6er and enYoy extraordinary, of our lord
god king Don Fcrdinand the seventh! and
"this name of the Supremc Central ]unta,
nen tbe\snited Statcs of Amerioa. 2dly :
That the Unitcd Statn, contrary to every
filpecmtiou and wish, admit: lenipot.n
msy or envoy from the int er ]oscph
. * Femndo ptlmo," king of Spain,
bold uptivo ly parte, in France". and
"'I!!! tho thou of tye Spinish produces
'"Igund by the smith, " '
bnve been a Frch thing. But our wis:
mkrs thought otherwisr. What will-tlw'
.p- oplc now say, when they find that (he
I,).missh government os Me-xico which ad
j'zins Louisiana Would not. only have cor
(liulh'juinc-d to suffifl this amicuhlc arrange
ng-zssn in (he sullost extent, lwc shut new,
ssepnsidtring this re-j-u'siun as a hosxilc act,
xlﬂsiy ire pu'siting their hozuirls in a sum: osct
(!:scficc. Should w: luvc-u Sz-zmizh war on
the: hsicds of our mixsir national cummixicssi
great will be the ruspunsibihzy of those:1
who have .invitcd ix. ! 1 Stith a case what \
would become os erisiaua, ssir which we 4
have paid fifteen auiHsiunsi' These things
are: of me nriohs :\ nature to be triﬂcd
wizb. si [."rc-c.*na.*z's journas.) 1
' 17};th Imþorlant.—Whrn the Spanish
minisur prcssi-ntcd his crcdcntiall to the
government us the Unitcd Slatcl, and was
r:<_jrc(cd with a full knowledge. that he was
authoeiscd m nﬀcr mon l' MH.L10NS
of DOLLARS as compss-nsation for spnli
afinus committed by Spanish ships under
French irL/Zucncc on Amcricu'n commcrcr,
and also to sczt'si: z'n: dcsinhiw: buundctrics
os Luuisiana, the disputcs respcczing which
had one:: I)- for: nL-mly invulwd Us, in a
{n'as wilcth Spain, the people Wcsc astonishcd
du: anch proposah shcnuld bss: spurned 10 3
cnsstrmsinu ma manner. nghc millions of
d-zfiars in our " rxhaustcd transmy" would
sisiss __.__,.si "sir ________
- qua—
MOJfMs, APRXL :. '
' Our readen are requmcctd to men I
mater'ul end!" in th': fine sipm os Mr. Po:
,..-'3 qwtch psiblished in thin Gum: on
}-',id.1)' l.usx— lo the first line it! the 41]! pa
mgraph, 3J column, it read- ** I am much
npposvd he." It should have been " I am
v.",t oppond &.u" '
The ship "William and John, Danger
sijd. of and for dois port, was left at Isle
of May 23d os Fcbruary—ximc of sailing
unccmnn.
si N-Wu kin: of'SpdoJle
mssoy bctmly confidered heath. nd int .
case your rxchency ought to adopt. wit
tnpect t_o then dominiomst corrupoldi si
- conduct to regard to the United Stoun—
3417} In order that your excellrocy mny
regulate your conduct on thin driicate eub
ject, we preoune' to oboerve that it in ne
conry to requett Dott Luis dt Onis to-he
pinned to communicate to your excellency
all we}: information m'he may have or shall
hereafter recein from the Suprrmc Central
[unto, together with such otherinfnrma
two he may acquire reapecting the United
Statcs, their armamenu, and other men
ourcs they may now or hereafter adopt in
regard to Spair). Your excelleocy may ac
cordingiy communicate this recolution to
Don Luis de Dnil, that he may make the
necessary use thereof whenever he thinks
proper : and also to the commandant as the
- srontirr prnvinces, that he may be guidrd
' thcrrby. in the .: veral districtl under his
' command."
" The viceroy has also given orders to
the: treasury to accept and pay all bills
drawn bv Dun Luis dc Onis for object:
conncthd with his missmn."
. ing." We understand that she has made
. several oaptures, and that she has now on
board a valuablc quantity oi dry goods,
plundsicrcd src-m captured vessL-ls. VVhe
thc-r these Vcaszls Wart: all, or any part of
them Amuicans, will prOhably never be
known, as the occau, on the new French
principle, lilsio the grove, 'h'rsilcsss all its se
crets from the public eye. It is assctted,
however, that all the vessels captured Wc rc
Ssizaniards. Le Rc'veng'e du ijl is a small
. i
three small gous, and has about 40 m-h. ;
I ( Char/tston C'fctm'ic'r.) !
3 bury, I? (by: from St.- Barts, who informs
\
ss F-cnrh primuer echr. Superiur put inc
? that island trnm a cruiZc. .mss-l it was saul
she had on b vard m: much of 80000 (lnlls
m sprcir, and to the same- azqounn m th)
? Anadash, read) to take to for this port, :md
ss abme .; hundred Vesse s belonging to th'
'Sx'itncc us physics is less actissmtory than
: the other; because it refers to cc-mtmgen
"siprovxdrd :hv phcnnmcna' 1):- accuratcly oh
-—
sBut, the "scichc of polincs," being hitherto s
ariricrary, depends not only on comingen
cz', but on casmlty. ?chcc the conﬂctcts
which policica generate cvcn With the ho
nest—hmcsi- the- forbrarance. which itbc
comes the votaries os,politica mutually to
indulgc.
A cacuctahv' so trivial as the fall of a his,;
led Ncwcon to discover che laws of gTQVsil' ;
tation and of our system. Were policici-z
ans am: statcsmcn to attend to casualtics as ;
:hev mught, they would not want lessons
of prudence, if not of wisdom. Thississtho'c;
is suggested by the eﬂcct of " Macon's
bilP' us sin is called. After it was proPoacd
and whilr. under discussion, the tubacco Of
Vugima advanced from 50 to 100 per ccnc
When the report of in n-jaction arrived,
no sale could be made at any price ! Whacct
increase: che n-wurcu of 'a nation enabkli
juo ehjoy Pﬂcffv or to encoumqr wanr—ct-i
Wbasprqducel this eﬀect man be ctrighc.---a
qubuy! w 'Ffiwfi
goods nnich ahc 'hud tako-n hom veu-ls
che had capxund. She sent in two dnctu
b sore her, a Spmuh schr. which aho h.ct.d
taken luadcd With dry good] to ;] lazge a
mount. '
Tlm Snperinr was mld immediatclv after
hss an'nal and hunted the SWc-(hbh si-Mg
Capt. Scnbuc ); left there the bl 13 St. Cruix.
U. 8. siFluur {tom 11 to 12 dollars in dcf
mand.
c'u-s. ' XV. !, as them: concingcncics arc.- regu
latrd by; gsinern] lawe. it is capabic ns cer
tainty in an equal degree with the snrmrr ;
served and the induccions truly mudcsssi—h
d— '.
ssThe ssic'xcnce os mznhematics is of all o
th-xs th:- mustsznisfctcmry. It reste Upon
dmmnscrmiun am! necessary r-sisul's. .Thsi
that two or three days belore he- sailcd, the
si The French privatcer schr. I.: Rcvcngc
de C'rrf. captain Bunne, of St. Mamns, put
into this port yesterday, from .: cruise, in
order to get a respite from her " USe-sul la
bors," in " burning. sinking :md destroy
piiut buztt built vtsssil, mounts but two or
"P'quvumu, March 30. ;
'chterday arrived smr. S-ucllixc, Sea.
(sffirs: oj'si'ZG_ ]
' ease:- amctsiss am. assuranc- am
)
word,!ctt Liobonon the Ith of leden!!
nd 'dfem u- thn the French envy were
advancing feet on the burden of Fowl,
having reaehedsin set a: Bmota- Boots
parte was it the head of no lmy of um
men, who were mnrehissng though Spiu fer
Portugal. Cnptainfi. way informed"? th
British general Fam, that he belie the
French would be in pounded of Litho
in April- The British nmy bed received
: remforcum-m of LW mea, lad expect
ed to have an medy more in March. A
squadron osgun beau had gone up tbeTl
gus to prevent the French smm croningss
A number of the inhbitanu oflimboo had
emigrated to the End":
- SHlP
sssi, p- Prihung m all it: brctaisilctEETct
Yeoman! encucod at W Of-ss
A bull from me ornategronung :: :quann
ty of lands (o xhc-Chcsapeake and Delawnrc
Canzd Compuny, was read "vice and re
L-rred to :: commiucc of sithe whole on
Tuesdsiay next
A bill from the scnntc auchorininga lub
scnpcsimn un th:- pan us the [lond Statn,
m the struck us the', Ohio Cnnal Company,
was atso read twice and referred to the same
.L'omm'xttcc.
A blil from the senatc to extend the time
ofmuking paymrnts scr puþlic lands, in
Ck rcnm cases, wan also read and referred Lo
chr cummisiwr on public lands.
'l'nc buttnre bid 'a!) then taken up,}mving
bccn sisi-n mnfimshcd last evening ; "veral a
rm ndmcnts wcrc oﬀered and rrjccted. The
un was Gum)- pasnd to be engraved as a
m- mirJ ysi-szcrdny by Mr. Gholson, and
such .ssd m a third reading this day.
MAcoN's- llLL, sistirth and las: cinic'!
Un motion 01 Mr. 'Macon has bill, re
spzuiug commercial imrrcounc, wa- en
k. n up sil'hcqucsxion to adhere before the
house. ,
T he question was tikcn-hy aye: nndnou
and carried. Aye: ' 66, non 58. The
bill istlnercsore- put at rue, never again to
appear tsin srighu-q and vex old women nnd
" gmvsi'n chﬂdnn."
Mr. [anulal/z/z, after: shortintroduotory
discmv'l' oscn-d : resolution co repeal che
non intercczme law. 'The quemon to can
sulcr thu' resolunun wu taken by aye! and
noc a :md carnulr "Aye. 59, non .53. .,
[if— .-11un5fsi'prdmoncd co amend the reso
simluzu—n by acsilqplingsicnd till! pﬂw'n'm
[u- madc by law to 'mainmin end ]dqsend the
lmnossr am] rzg/xts of the noticm aguimt s'fhe
unjust edict: qs France ' 'and anlcnfi.—
b'- lure any question was .laken onxhll pro
pusition the huuae- adjourm-d. 2
aw .
{St m asu- I".
")
ls hhds- moluncs
sobbls N. E tum
46"- (lo. apples
2 pipe: L'uboo wine
' kor nle by
Landing from the Schomr He", CW
Pierce,
A quantity of—Plniner of Full" weld"!
Seed. .
ALSO,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATXVES
SA'runoAt, March 30
On motion of Mr. Macon the house came
to the following resolution: Rnolved, That
the secretary ,of the: treasury be directed to
lay beiure this house a statement of the
grass annual amount of the expence: of the
military and new] establiehmems of the U,
State: from the .4-1h of March, 1789, to th.1
en dof the yea t' .1809. _o
Mr. Basaett. irom the committee to whom
wcts referred the resolution relative to the
sulr of the public armed vessel: andgun
boats, R-.portcsid. that if thePreaidmt think
it be consxstc-nt with sound economy, he be
authoris-sid to rid] gua-bonts Noe. 14, 16,
17. 20, and 21. in—wch way as he may think
proper. The report was (cfcned to _a. con
mimsic ei the whole.
Part" ryss Alexandnd.
' -eLzAnno.
Brig ]nbn, Stcvcas,5t. Baﬂholomem—
by ]amcs Panon.
, Sc hr. Mincrvu Poncr, Providence—by
si Plainer Paris and Cloves Se'cd.
]ouc. L-dd.
Aprn :. —
—-—-:.:.——— (
Congsz q/ the L'mtcd State;. .]
[Takensor the Alexandria Conne.)
—
( New sor} pay.
LNEWS
1
1
* zxmsia 9}. 5 llot ("I th'
Akmdriq, form _
Fire.
Secuon 7 lfny pen w fish
int at my an, mn negl-ot craft,
iko of::iradmshnsiﬂwmvhsi _
be a]- a by any on" my
bl'uhed or which on be bended
in; hhsil bode on chanmdl --
shall sorscn us! 'I] the um of In alm
vaided the man of such oﬂeer, dull
been intpublhbedinoncohho pmw
.fign, '
* luition of young ladies, in Pride. mon, three
following branches, viz. ending, Wridn',
,:PUBLICAUCTIONA
"Onct Tuecgluy the third qf djmsil next,
'At their Store in Markot S-treot—Sdo' :
"commence :! ten o'clock in the morning
--—Lþe good: to be vlowcd tho dl] oful—g
run sun::
.the public, tho propoael. on Mondnyjthe
fallomn artzc es. * .
PRINTED CA ICOES, chyl'l-m,
su per undremd Cambriu, anpersii- 4qu
Cambric Muslins, Hence), Shbfing On]...
brica, super shining Lon Cloths, Bw
num, Palm Velveu, Long Lnnn, Dim
tin, Printed Quiltingo, Fnhkuhl. PW
wmtcoaunga, Saving Bish- lucy Mul
lion, Saving Threads, elegmt "What")!
md Robes, Book Musiolim, French w
Hzndkerchiesa, be. he. he. -
The nbonsm'ﬄbe lold view n—
urn 00 liken] lind Wshfitg m
w don tho concu- ossl
BL ANK CHECK osif mln unle
in future dnw my check: puyMl
stolen out of the compun
and have no check: out
Cambrics. Ounce Threads, lor'ed Tlu-ndg,
Mancbeslr), London Kemymerel, lyinh Li
Arithmctie am. English Crummlr'fDrlwlng, -.
Painting in inh- nnd colou, on'ctlldn, lll'ao'
ny, he. be. and drenes in dumb]. sink. Em
broidery in chcnilln, gold. dlver "end Iﬂk
Map- wrought in do. Print work in IN...
ot' land::a en. Tnmbour, and Needle work,
plain and ncisul. .I'tingo, end Neuing, in
Ell in variety.
.By u-curqful,.memitted and equal IllOI-l'
tion to her school, she hopu to merit . port
of- the public's patronage.
;March; 6. ' dtIdAp
HE third instalment of One Doﬂcfisson "
- eachohare os stock of the Domllb
Manulacture Company osAlexandﬂlcie dull
ed for and required to be peid w-thl Ageut
of the Cctompany, at their warehousp Id King
street. on Tuuduy, the third day of 'April
next, agreeable to the articlessies mocia- -
Four Hundred Packa as is the ._ .
.,— Y 'siT
doors abote the late Col. Hoo'e'n end wili
teach, with the uid of pro r zed-toms, the
Domdlz'c Manufacture Comyn);
liancefinggfthcslmﬂna
in the Cmi—Home on the th o
1810, thefollmmg Cffirtn Method, &
m.
Gecrgc Dmmle, Pmidenc. — '
Cuthbrrt qull, Vice-Preiodent. -_ct
jolm Haoﬀ; Trcnmr. .' ' '
jolm Tucler, 2d }Commu2m.
George Dentale, lot
Adam Lynn, ad
Cuthbert Posiwcll, ssss )
josrp/z Ridzsiile, }Sub. Director]? "si "
join: Hoo , M
;oseplz audn-ille,
jsizacob Ho mcn, ' '
rueman Bfacltears
Thomas Lawrason,
jane}: Thompcan,
Dcnnic Ramuy, } Trustee'l
jame: Kcnnedy. , si_ ssss
' ijSEPH RIDDLE M. . 'ssct
lccmsid day of April, to open : Stiooltor'che
* n-TUITION.:.
"
'ST,OCK IN TRADE
ct ["
:) A'ME s D A L L & co;
.Mh month Bath.
]atssncs Dalctl & 09;
ldtimn, Much u—w. —U
NOTXCEss ss *siss'
ALL'p-nm included in usiu'
si] . M'Kinney, Chairman
" Of the Board .ot Directorl,
March 30.
MRS. EDMONDS. reapectsully infmnu
COIIIITlIG OI
John Janner
Regulatorl.
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