Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-19 00:00:00, page 2

"" "."-NOADAY, MARCH 19.
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C. CD (!
. Wbct'o' 22 25
:.*1\1cr,. Ruuh bon. so I!
' : RIVcM " ' " si:
fruit. Rn'mm keg 8 3 90
box 3 50 I (
Wrsssim Spunhh (not.) lb. 2 2: 2 50
30]. 35 60
ab m". bush S, - 60
ss sin. 75; 90
Wsixumeg. lb. 7 8 .
yew:;to 22 24 ss
28 33
kakllrmdyssrenchhtb gal. ! 80 2
Oh,}! Holllnd ! 50 I 73 ;
am,]. maica And I 25 l me
-si 'Amizua ad ! l 10'
- sif'ss maw; 95'
Windwar
.Wzd m quxldity lcwt. 10 11
8 no
Im, lmpenal lb. ! 50 l 75
Hygon 90 ] ]0
jouu'g Hyson! . 90 l 1
Upon Skin 65 70
m... Mndcim gal. 2 2 30
si Part - l 60 l 75
Lisbon ] 25 1 30
ss Malaga ! l 6
_—
? FOREIGN ARTsslCLES.
ﬂer. D. CJD C ]
"Buon lb. 9 10
Beef Mcss bbl. 13
-—-—*- Primc 12
Buld, Crackcil IOO 6
——-——-Pilot "si 5 50 "
--—-8hip 3 56
siCLnMcs, Mould lb. 19 ?]
g—uss-d-Dipl " 18
Chceu . 8 12
Canon. Uplaod 17- 18
Fish: Msiockmk - bbl. 7 50 8
--—- 8 7 50 3
-—-- Hesl'ing. 3 75
Flour. mperfmo ! 6 92
can., \\'heut Nu- I 30 1 45
----C,orn 67 79
- —--- FKQXSCCd 75 80
Glusss, \V'm_dow 8 by 10 box 13 16
Gmsiwwdcr, Keg ]251. 14- If;
]"! ss-nn ' cwt. 14 16
ton. Bark ton [20 125
Pork. Men bbl. 18
-—- Pfimo IS
Spirits, N. E Rum gal. 70 15
.....-- Whisker 68 70
Sugar, Ncw-Orluno I lb: [] ]:
- IOO
--— Lous lb. 20 21
——-—- Lump 19. 20
Tobacco, Marylnnd cwt. 2 50 4 50
Potomnc 3 4 50
PRICEOISTOCKS.
Abundl'il Bill]!- par
Potnmac do 103
MMM lmunnce par
\Vaohimzwn Bridgc par
Link River Turn 'ko unconnin
\Vubington'lnd lexandria do. par
um:- .gm- eanssn, '
COWCLAL (! POLlTlCAL.
rmu un anlllld If
samusLsnownxm 4
Renl—mvcet, M.
Pubhc Sqlc. si
VNDER ti- gnlhonqsiof . deed of ten::
wy—u Badeyss dom,.lonhe porpooe ol
mtzgtbe pcygugnt-oseemiu debt: to Wol
ctwmuct, summgzdmininntor of Cam
"m "Mosiw, nud to Benjnli
, we unpoNico-k, end,
..usi lDshd-yd'blnsh next, :: tbssffnm
hot ostlu mn-bmmin Fnirfaioounty,
. um OF L'AND," intbo nideoumy,
WKMMBMQ (Lfeoquu
CW drinks usimw" ct. - o'
Muddy! w My by Lig
her [sile- Iahy—nppuod-w mninsi
TbomB-Hamson, jun.
lily Me, 6 lollcnpennww
MM M. : Deum.
Gn -t Huntin Cnex Bridze- uncertain.
Lump on don, : þr cent below par.
Podomac Compauy.
NOTKCB 'u bonby given thq : sped.!
manne of the cockholdcn Will be held
unde Union Tnnrn, Georgetdwnmn Tuu.
&v the [on: thy o! April next, on bmincn
of unpoum to she Coqnny. -
By order of the Pmidcut le Director'.
joseph Carlton,
Tremcr qu Pom Coupmg.
Much 9- eotlotha
si
Alexandria Price Currcnt.
DOMBSTlC ARTICLES.
OOKIICTID 'IIILY
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LBGlSLJTIYL BODs.
' Preeideney of the count of the empireFontenen
; . msiun-or rn nrssrnmor un llth '
DRClIBtl.
The Prm'dentF-Minieter of the-interior
end memben es the council ef mte, gen
tlemen, you were cure of inepiriog : greet
intemt m thin enemby. You eve de
ecribed the glory of the menereh in eketeh
ing the bieme es hie edminittratioe. ]:
it not enough or him to have no often ven
quithed hie enemin in bettie; he meam
to deetrey even their int hopes. 'He in
none mentm completet, their defect, by
mere end more eteeegthening hie intente
government.
Every thing man he extraordinary iike
him in the events os hie reign.
ln former tinue, efter . few cure of
ver, ee' empty trenury eompeled even
the unquither to one for peace. .fn thne
deye, the keeping up of 80 many ermiee
hat eotioterrupted the tuecenive ameiio
ration of our funncee.
Fomeriy the nighe] of war eutpended
all the ueei'ul eetabiiehmenta and the na
tional monumente on which is imprinted
the magnificence of the kings. At present,
the citiee are every where embeilishing. it
might be said that this people, so terrible
out of the country, ere occuyied at home
,?nly in preparing the ege of peace, amSt
etee.
in fine, war has at all times weakened
the force ofthllaws and of the poiice. Now
the public tranquillity is maintained by the
[wisest and the most vigiiant polics. Wid ss
ssmendicity has disappeared the sconrge of
all the disorders which follow her train.
i Thstinﬂuence of a good sdministrstion
was lelt even during the absence of the
prince. Although a! three hundred leagues
distance from the frontinrs he animated
and regulated every thing. As soon as the
English appeared, all France ﬂew sponta
neously to arms. \Vhen they ﬂed they as
speedily laid them down. Bein'g admira
b!e in his movements and not less admira
ble in his reposs, he has shewn to Europe
the energy and wisdom which character
iuagreat nation. He hassishcwn vhec
thstsstion can do under the sll powerful
hand which hurls it or moderate: its course
at its pleasure.
Such, Mr. le minislrc Je l'inkrieur, is
the great picture nhieh you have set be
fore us. You could not better praise the
sovereign then by relating the history of
his life, orators have been long told that
nothing wss greater than the actions of his
life simpl) told. It must be added that
nothing is more eloqueds than his" words.
it is in faithfully repeating them that he is
to be shewn in all his glory. How aﬀected
we were the last time ws heard him, when
he expressed his 'ish to iioe thirty year:
in orderfar thirty years to Oerve his sub
jects ! Never did more royal words issue
from the heart of a great king. Royalty is
really nothing 'ebe than the most sacred, the
most rueful and the most eminent of all. ser
vices ,- :: war imtiluted onlysor Me happi
nenqs mankind. Hsppy the prince who
so weiiknows his duties and his digniw,
and who esptessc-n them with so much no
bieness! tht Frenchman does not now
form the same wish as he ! Yes : may he
live thirty years; may his life be proiosg
ed for a much longer period ; and since all
the prodigies appear to be round for him
alone, let us hope that so memorable s
reign will surpassall others in duration, in
like msnner asit surpasses them all in
ct power and zrsndsur.
ch,
The counsellors of state count Regnault
(obejenn d'Angely) Cholet and Rajnc.
reseuted : project of law of which the sol
awing are the provitiom.
' Art. [. Govemutent in authorised to nel!
the twen one end two third eharee os the
end of couth- . 4
Shall be the cold the canals of Orient):I
And of the God;; the mal of the cemn'
and that of St. Quentio.
11. The produce osthe ule ofthoze ca
lull dull be paid into the that of the
ninth fand. Tþe tum shall he employed *
in the nt place in terminating, ). the Na
deed can;], wbisieh ' ' : the Rhone to the
sinne; !- the our: Burzundy, which]
ioicsthc Sein totbe Suae; 3. the great
mal ostbenortb, whichjoimtbeScheH
to the Rhine- .
Themrplm nfthesundnlunbe w
foe works relating to the communication of
thennaloftthumq'iththc lioun, w
.duei-pnmut of the nuigatiu oftb
'sai-e, oftbehhme. and to the up;..
[i'l "5 W mal:- .. ss . .. 'ﬄ'sil
nuim ents nave.
[concwnnx]
Th- importance of the present period. u
aﬀecting couun, hn be-n very Ptstcptibk, \
in the excensive and animated dumnnd,j
which was experienced, both from the
dealen nnd speculnors. Uplands now tell \
ac 10 8d : 1- lod; Tennence at !- Id :}
lo Qd; and New Orlenno, the principal!
partos which cmim of inferior qualitiem
ac 11 81: 13 10 l—Sd; middling len ill-(ss
and: hate obtained 20 8 2! 1 l-ﬂd; good]
Rsada 294d; and a few sine nnd clean
have touched :: 5 l-2d : 2: Id ; come pur
cicularl prime parcel: my b. worth a :'d ?
7 : 21 : Bourbon- an very much wanted, I
I
[and would probably redde (o'lodlnper!
{lb. The pretent nopk of canon in this
ipon, mouthe Mad with ny de-ss
si e ofaccumy. fmndnedificulcysi thicþ
' mdynmpcin diocriminninubmmss
thenlecw enhwn, and thou which
annndcto _ unmns Tboqmity
of ill descripubu, my, however, be God?
Mulbounqooo-npoohp—
Mammheninlwedumh
unneosheraniclu: chehnvy cuckoo
Mndcbchnshnwmppsiu
fill: Cundlliu bu- gmnzivc 10 for}
ass}! a,.' , ' '.
I . The aliexmien and valuadea of th
_ , and portion ossscaaala aa apec'
wide !, the general conditiona and the
law of the tale, the" mode-of- uanasea' of
the pro _ 40 the purchaum the mode
of erss'ofthe 'propeny to be purcha—
saen, the mode o union by the chafe
holdera, !ba direction of the aoc'tely and
L the manner of addinimriog the alieaated
male, shall be fixed by_ public rule: of ad
L.
,.Ia'thfct. W'ctwhssh the ved: dffic
The legialative body ordc red it to be reser
red, together with the panada. to their
eomm'uue of internal admioinration.
m
( ClRC'Ul-AR. )
Ltvaaroea, 2nd Iaa; 1810.
lt haa, eeeaaionelly, been our practiee,
and it may not, perhaps be uniQtereating to
you, at the pretent time, to retraee the
catuea, which have inﬂuenced the demand
for your produce, einee our laet printed
circular. Our market waa then in a de-ss
prened and declinin' state; in which lie ss
tuatioa it remained, with a few exeeptiona, ss
for a comiderable time, unmarked by any 4
politieal incident of importance. During
thie period, the holden were cenvinccd, ;
that they had oeer-rated the canon, under
the inﬂuence of which they had aeted ; and
in proportion al their cenfidence leaaened,,
their anaicty encreaaed, to diminiah the
weight of this stocka; while the dealera, (
anticipating a further reductioa, declined
all purchaaea, which were net required by
actual ncceeaity. Under three circumstan- !
cea, accounte were received lrorn the U.
Statea, that eltensive ahipmenta were mak
ingsor British markets, through the medi
um of ncqtrai dt'pGQSZ and the tenor ol '
theee advicea, by no means deeisive, was I
generally considered as not unsavorable to ?
a happy termination es our diﬀerence.—
The arrivai, at this moment, of several
vessels, direct, in uppusitiou to the reatric- 3
tions of the non-intercourse law, caused a ss
atrong scnaation, productive of a Very dg
cided change, and. under the impression
that abundant suppliea would by some way ss
be received, many peraom, who had mark
ed, with painful preciaion, that their len
wan only enc-eased by delay, rceolved, b, ss
an instaut aale to avert "na further accumu- ss
lation. A large quantity of produce was,"
in the manner, forced upon the market,
and the effects were ubesiwua in the decline
which was immediately experienced. The
smt impression, however, soon subsided,
and :: tendency to improchent began to be
generally evinced. To this disposition, &!
powerfulim-sulse was, very uncipectedly
ctlven by the receipt os intelligence .ucin
the unfortunate sadure of Mr. Ilck'on'.
negociationa ; although it was suppoged i.
the firat instance, that thia information had
been c othed, by interested mativea, with
a darker calming than the sa'cta would be
laund tojustisy, yet aalea to a considera. !
ble eatcnt, were made at advanced pricea. ss
The president'a meaaage to congreaa, which
has been received, removee every shadow ss
of doubt upon thie important question, and
by fully confirming the unfortunate neult ;
of the proceeinp at Washiugten, haa, g.. i
atroyed the ht support upon which we had ]
rested our_feeble hepea of more savonble
tidings. [" he apirit of epeculation which
had already bren strongly excited, now ap
peared with encreaaed ardor : the demand (
became generai and urgent, and almoat e- (
very description of our reduce tvae bought ]
wuh an avidity, the cﬂssZ-cu of which 5", j
been atrikingly disphtyed in the [niece to :
which they have attained. \
miniotmion.
Mr. Re and ascennrda laid down the
oundn the proviaiona of that pxojeceos
w, which ia to be debated on the 22d.—
Am ,w-W em- -1m .. 0,,
of ochulnid'a- God!] you tell Radilysiisi
.59- o-eso, mdpml- n 63- 1' csepn c.,
fresh mad phe- an. vcyy' cure;, a , _
Oponioa of our pupplzu ssim ven, -
- mgsihee- in : crowd or llhpusccc um,
si 'Turrdfil! un nssfim the savoriu m'si
myuh Wsipecujmn. god, from th. ",
gerous .with which lh*_dpurchue. ,,"
made, the price: have up: ly advancedw
36- . le per CWI- T.". ba. lho. been in
gren uqunt, and ulgl, "40. :: 420 hue
been eﬀected to : could'esaobloe num,—
Some parcel. of _ Varguna have reach.
_ ed 44. per bbl. ! :! compuud, shn m
len than H,000 bunch o! turpemine, and
l4.000 bone]! of m, bin been cold in the—
lm lb-dnyl- -
No imprenion hal-yn been and. "Po!
our win market. b tho recent iaecui.
cence. Our demand _n. so! toms time,
been very limited. which mny. in . gem
'menun. nine from the country market.
being. .: thil noon. more plentifully cup.
lied by du snrmen. The produce of th.
s..- crop continued nill very dost, and ass,
quality. in mnny plam, 50 sound to be in
snio'r to the expermionn which were tom.
ed at the clon of the barvnt- Fine old
when: are scarce. but not in much de.
mand. Anmicnn connoe b- qucm-d high.
er than 15: 94 21 16. per Tolb. Good smh
ﬂour, the ou:k of which in very much re
duced, obtain 58: 0 60:- Srmr .ﬂour has,
L of late, cold more freely ac 49! : 521 per
' barrel.
ss the demand hat, however, been almost en. -
? continuation of the non-intereoune law
; worth 50. Qd afis ; ch England oak
3 maple, beech and birch, 49 Sd : 40 Tdsstmd
tin, is 26; & SOs per cut. -
Several parcel: of new ﬂax-lced have ar
rived, for Which 8! or 81 80 is expected;
but we do not find that any lain hwe been
made, by which the prich are ye: emb
liihed- .
The actual out: of our mark :! for clo
yctctecd, is very uncertain; it in ouppooo-d,
ss' however, that 90' I 100* per cm. aught be
ss obtained for a fine parcel.
That the continuation of the oon-imsi-r.
conne law it, in incls, Us great in uncc,
cannot be denicd ; but, um in : ccu mav
be ovormed, to we have seen in . sormc'r
instance, must don be allowed; for, ad
mitting that the : ences. attended: upon
: circuicou- mode . mmminion, ne con
dderable, yn, they m! not of sufficient
magnitude to wuȝ'nt us in concluding,
(but the [moone [mee- will be lUppOscc-d,
unless mmurn of . decided], nronger
character should be speedily adopted. The.
mideoee of none holden, therefore; ma _
upon the idea, that th' don-iou'mmm low
will be oureneded ]: a general embargo;
while it :- nquon by ochen. that the
recent. dich new may had to
main. wine!- " cannot too scrioeulv dc
. Hence. ic i. evideng, M- jub; .
cum of si'siwzssbyhsi been, in :
: IW- on me amid :
gofsimnmph" need,." sum per)!
pceu ill]- Of Mr 50 med by their
W." !MM
We noon} mia the London nen
PIP'N OF'W d'sg du: itis an thcsscomem
. plain. os'oqr mfmnn, to send : new ec
voy DWÞN Pit- jlctsou. We much
wish that R 'I! _in oac'pq'cr w confirm
.lbilnþdl}? for !. b t'o bdlppnbmdcdo
:sirctsirsifsi-m ctsisisisictctsi :.sss-ctiffi
,. .,n-a-c o-y inn im
Hilcllmb, Ind that ! "'He may hue bee
traces!
tirely on opeculatioo-. We may now quote
Yark and Jameo' River, at 7d : 14 1-2d ;
Rappahannock &] a lit! ; Pocomac Jd aQJ:
nemmed lld a 15d; and Maryland at 5d
. 12d per lb. . .
The demand for timber has, for some
time, been regular and steady; and. as thc
Rice has advanced 20 to 89 l' etvt. end
82: to 34- are not eontidere the current
price;. The nock, coneilting of the mid-,
dling and inferior kinds, is large, and
principally inthc hande of the vholeaale
in expected to preclude any immediate or
considerable suppliec, .tn advance sios about
26 per foot hutuken place upnn' some de
scription:- Nev York oak logs are now
Scarcely, at any sovmer period, have
the tale- of tobacco been more extenoivc;
seasszd'; Piuectaot-zd : 40 7 x-za;
pitch pine s: 2d : 5: 4d er foot. .
Out- market is large y supplied with
white oak and barrel stavu. and tales are
eﬀected, with difficulty. at 22! 3 LII. The
quantity of hhd. and pipe, on the contrary,
is tmaﬂ, and the demand, for the former,
is steady, at 35! a 3915 for the latter, ac
40] a 45! per M.
The stock et quereltron bark being re
duced to about 150 packages, of which only
assemnll part is of the sue deoeription. this
parcel in bed] at 805, at which price, how
ner, no simrchaserhftt yet appeared. The
nominal quotation, for the inferior quaii