Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-11-08 00:00:00, page 3

partirulariy the emancipation promised the 1
ClthJ'liss-s; that the IrishParliamctent which
consented to the act of union were not au
thoziscsi! hy thepeop'sict m annih'zlate their own
Powcr; that an lsibl'l Parliament alone can
fully und- rst-simcl the- state of ] reland & make
'zuitabicssssissntemal lznx*s,&c.&c.>Yet the evils os
? Which the)- cnmplain cannot be removed-by
the re-ektablishmc-nt osan lrish Parliament.
{The principaljust cause of complaint is
tht us the ()atho!ics: .but their Situation \
Wisibe none benefitted by & zepc-nl of the
union act. The tyranny and injustice ex
L'sctsed by the British Parliament towards
'htCatholics meets the reprehensiun of c—vc- i
'Ylibsral mind. The deprivation of natu- i
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92") as the elect, tha- believcrs in the thirty. ?
L'"? artissssks.—Their c'wil rights are known ss
=nd_ n-rknowjectgcd. It is a monstrousl-y
"'I-"nztic and siunjsiust folicy that deprives .
them of those nights. The tyranny of Ma
T'fowards the Protestants, capital puni sh
"ffsits rxsie'epted, was scarcely mbre unjust
m," that now used by the British. Tho'
Passrtshg wizssh power may he with the Lords
bsmiten! Iik: riving soul ssassnd body asunder,
There will never b-e a hearty union till justice
"done: to the Catholics. 'The lrish will
:Wetheir king and country, will support
RffiBjsitish nation and notions! glory, if
. m rights are restored to them ; 'till then
here will be no permznentpcactcc in the
Filsilights on account of religious belief is
"QW known and acknowlejged to be but
he remains os snrmrr higotry and religious ss
'ntolcrzmce. The mon ]iberal-minded po- ;
]jticians in England do not disown the in- ;
Ht'tce as their laws towards the Catholics ,; ss
ssxssmuch has b'esicn written and 'Said, and
pmcthingz d-vm: in [reland for a repcal of
.thcteact os Union. The principal causes,!
afar aswc can discover, of this latessluud I
hunt] csiry tor disjunction. are the dis
trust: which have been occasioned in he
hndas "m Englantssl by the late great com- ;
mnial snﬂures ; - the clectioneering spirit (]
which induces" cand'tdates to make use Os}
thrpsspulsitr cry in order to obtain seats in ;
Pmliamrnt; the distresscs of the manusac- !
tum which lead him to hope: for beu-r!
times in an) chang- th.. \ may take placc- ,
then 'dzmzi- union spirit and the old Tomsi
Pain sp'ssait agamst-Enghnd. Y-t we can
nvtc'msisi-z-itssc how the repeal of the act of.
union is m relieve them. They complain
tkattiusi. wa dish has not (uffillc d their en
gtgcmnct-s and: at the time of the union , ct
sibI-s; many of course arc suﬀering lor ne
sissarirs Which might be had for a few
'ctsisisisigsct." Is Wilkinson, instead of charg
isg ctctss United'Statcs 50 much money for
,mZ'an-l cigars, had sparcd but a part osit
Wurchsictsing milk and vegetablcs, for want
thich so many died, many lives might
'W bren saved. That many lives were.
[m from wctmt of a saw sbillings rtﬂccts no
wren the commandcr in chief, nor on
[hose officers, by whose purscs or credit
much ot'ahc morality might have been as
meed.
ctsict uixhout proper medical and other at*
sisictctsi's without necessaries. Doctor Up
W' ,ctiwrts, ]ulv 20th, " it iska fact that
sissg is not-onc donar os public money
,hgh can be had to purchassi— milk or vege
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,sict. T IURSDAY, hiOVEMBER 8.
siI sh rcteport of the committec appomtectd
'sctminc into the causes of the mortality
;hc camp near New- Orleans, m 1809,
. ,}csincss, privations and distresses osthe ]
'si—ssygrc sssuH) depicttd. Much was occa
i sid b) xh: climate, but most of it might
been avoid: d. The army, contrar)
(sissd-sirs, was tncampcd in & mqst un-i
{13 stuaxion, cxposcd to the sun, to
" ssmc ssct, to musquuoes, without hos- !
ssﬂs-ores' or a hospital, without medi
gzeranmz Daﬂp Gazctte.
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Llahd; anssdjxill then there ssss-willsibss: nsi'o't a litﬂe
si,-symp5shy betw'cen'just abd 'libcralmiqu
'si in fill naciaxs aod their c'ausc. -
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" Th': commcrce osthis city was nechr be
fore in so ﬂourishing :: scatc. About THIR
'sY LLsiGE vessds, most of them with ric/l
,cactrgocs, arrived at this port yesterday:
Had it not been for the stormssit is probable
about as many more would have arrived
lhis ,day."-—Prcpare yourselves, citizms of
Ncw-Yorsik, for a change. The president's
Proclamacttion is the black sorcrunncr of an
intended EMBARGO or non INTERCOURSE,
or general NON IMPORTATION from Eng
land and her dependcncics ;ct wsxich will soon
turn to agnon imcrcOuzsisc with the whole
world; for, there is a point beyond which
England will not forbear, and not m'sisiny
mouths will clapse bcsosi-c your vesseis,
wherever bound may meet British guns as
soon as out of your lm-sbor. Such evidcnt
ly appears to be [he dclcnnimtion oft'nc
administration, and we have P-Iumsords
The repcal osthc embargo has been cun
demncd by thousznds ; andics continuance
pronounced by them the: only means of re
sivcngc or ofobtaining our commcrcial rights.
The administratiun have mistaken the voice
of these thousands, lhcsc anti-submission
men, for the voice of the majority of the
people. They seem determined on a simi
larsimensure again, nevu to be xepcalcd till
every democrmic wish shall be realizcd.
Dcpend on it there will I): a hard struggle
for'the passing of such an act before the 4'sih
of March next. Thc Prcs'sidcnsssi's Mcssagct:
atxbe opening of Congrcss wifl be Very
mild : and he will prctcnct :o hope and c'ssx
pect that the English wiil sollss'ns: what he
will cal! ihc magnmsiimous example of the
French. But, before the :Z-J of" Fsi-hrunryz
whatever may be done by Essighmd, that wii
not ble done which will ssiuissy the: govern—
mfnt ; and, isthcrsisi: shzﬂl apprzr, or it sho'
previsssusly be :xscertained, that a mzsijrzrily
cssm be sccurcd in the House, [rsshe Ssi-nosite is
phant mongh] we shall have stctrung mea—
surcs, strang enough to rot our wheat, to
bacco andsssi ships.
We gave, 51_\*s the New-Yc-rk Evening
Post, the news from hence as we r: ceived
it without commentsi \'V c'have exert-ctd our
selves to c-htain every word of information
on the {Uhject osAmechan property in that
country, as it is of great imp-zrtanct: to our
mercantsiiie friends. The statem nt in the
letter from BUHIsi'HHX, which we give this
day, is supposed to come from high :zu
thority. But our accounts are still unsntsits
fsitctm'ctv. 'With respect to the sales ::sAme
rican property, there are diﬀerent opinions,
even amongst the passengers from France.
"Some of the goods were salt] previous to
the promulgation of the new tariﬀ duties ;
and there was a very great diﬀerence in the
price us the alrticles sold before and those
snld after thepromulgation of the tariﬀ.-——
Cotton, {or instance, at the snl-sissct-s previous
to the promulgation of the new tariss, sold
at 450 ' m 550_ srancs the 50 kllo
grams; and at the sales after the tariﬀ was
khown it yielded 240 to 260 srancs; and
the goods were sokl in entrepot, and the
purchasers were to pay the duty on the last
salessi, but it appears to-have been undecid
cause they neter could hbld their tongues
long enough to be ahaved; --L0nd Pap.
enough in Congress to second their wishes.
is however generally believed, that the new
dutiea would be exacted, on the goods so}
previous to the publication of the tariss.
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SLANDER.—.-During the masquerade at
the Pantheon, a person who entered in the
character osa barber, was asked, what was
the reasop that nature had not given beards
to women. ? when the tonsor replied, * be
the first sale were to be paid by the purcha- ss
sErs, or to be deducted from the sales. Itsiss
ed whether the duties on the goods sold at"
ss , COMHER-GEu—Ncw-TOTL, Nav. 2d.
T/ze late chvs from France.
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Female Indust/y si-si—Isi Sssbmsictess tbwns fo
& Blassachusetts the manufacturcsi osisss straw in
to hate and Lonncts has become atssn object"
{or tHc-ctenterprizc of femalec. Passing
thctrough'the inter'tor ttsszwnsssos thin state'yousi
: will sctcc almost every samilyi engaged in
bt'ading straw ; and the ladies find their at:
count imit, for not only can they procure
sircady pay for their labor as it is finished,
=l>ut their caminge :t-mount to more than
twice the t'um they could in any other way.
lfiunuets to the value of fifty thousand. dol
larsssr. are annuailzsi/ manusacturcd in some
touns; apportimcd to each samily must a
mount to scvz-ral hundred dollat's. The
straw, to be genuine should be (utabout
(ne HCLL' leUlC the tz' out.! tit. :; ol'cttsieaping,
and us astctsiwzuds whitcnc (] by a process of
burning brimstone. [: is srpnrz t-d into
uniform strands by a simple: piece of masssi;
chincl'y, and should !)ss: kept. dump tthilc
working. BonnCts, mzrc el-g-simt and not
less dumb}: thzm the fancy lmnntts (sum
L-rghm'n, arc mad: in this country; and
_ Oporto, brings no p.:pers or !sitzers . 'I he
; French w sirc said to be about 15 lr'agucsss
hom Oomto and between lord \VcHix gumss
and Lisbon. The two urmics 13siss:3,oool
strong each were in sight of each other and
, the Enghsh would be forced to give bank ss
, in 0 derto procure " recreat, an cvsi- n: which
was (lady expected. A xisit from thess
French was expected at ();mrtn, which pro
duced consiclcralilc sz-nsation and induccd
capt'ssin H. to get away 33 5 on as possible.
Skirmia'ncs were daily taking place bccsvgccn
the out posts of the combatants.
SHIP z'
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Port of Alexandrza. ]
CLEARED. ]
Scbooner Thomas & Hent), Cartcr, Kin
salt ; by the master. (
Sat hooner Rub) . Saw ycr, Porcland, by'
Lawrason & Foule. :
Schooncr Six Brothcrs, Lane, Boscon ;
bv Lawrason & Fowle.
Sloop Diary, Pointzctt Wilmington, D.
by John & Thomas Vowell
Sloop Elizssnbeth Ladd, Ncwburyport ,
& by Lawrason & Fowlef
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si diatcly for (h-si- U. S. anzi adds, ** Of! his
. ('dimrs of th: New Yolk (ssizssz- uc him: h
ter port.
Is was reported t'n'es morning (says the
Cucturier otthe Szh of S-zfpt.) that the.- king
oi {ctzwc'l-n is ne: more
'I! ne eris Moniteur, rec-siivcd at L'zn
dun, .csmsszzins what th-si- Louricr call a most
{:rcLi-ucts :;zssxiclcssnn chc csi'mduct oschc ling
fish in tinuin. T'n-c French articlc concludes
With? s-zm- assrn ims which" lffi '"d ir— sumtl)
be a: kunul dgcd .zs tzuium—One is, um
" V' n ncscr rrnsisicc- is predominant, noble
nvssj g n rous smcinunzs guxc-n, and that
h ! trow;): nc'sivcr vic late \} !: prc perty cs m
(Luju 15 ! , Another zs. that " \Vhtnever
I'ssruncr si-zst :Hz-si- msiszscss of the 59 3, she go
nezosiay rss-s ictzt'fl' csisiz-n-aclz-r n'ill b..f salt, (or
? [153'2'3133'5' as ?: ctr rsiizzrn-sizzze pk'ixzcipl-sicts
wi I be we szxme'ns 'm-xsi {"i'z'si'FctsiFth upon land. '
VJ-s hrzve not. the- iasisz-Z'. ( sizsi-sictt osic.
ThC'U'Jss: th;- rsi-f'ssvs za'. ::Jun from Por
tugsiz' ":w: s nrt 03 ? zrz- ass ih sit received her:.
39; L'n-ss: anssctx'isi-z- (;l.si$fctZ'-.'-cts*si " '!f<-1c- is reason
to h ilz'w that bcs 'zl't ii.. 3 xlm'si ['ocy,—:. 28} :-.
bait] ]. ".3 [ALK'DD1KCC.,,_ (
I*. was rs- posi- ted at szzzbuxg again, on
the 1312-1 Scptcm' zcr, te. at t'xe senator Luc i-i
an lS<->z1:=p'si.x':c ba; sail: (] iur Amcnic & with:
his fctn-iiy
"8" 8" l'nssrrctctuzessco, n'il shejsizurnzﬂs
aucl g.? Zssctt—si': of Germqny, are: placui unchr
izzepcctinn and ccnsrnship, t}:a' nothing may
appear that will com—prou'siisc th: Enzcrc LS ufsii
France.
probability lhefir price will nex cr bZ: reduud
by the increase of worken is. straw. . '
N cw YORK. _1\'/,siv, 5.
LA TEST le'C/J] 1-si').'(;1.ct41\'1).
By the lncim, Turctvss tzo :- szrrpool, the
Ccivtd London papcrs tu th 23): of 8 p}.
s}. London paper uisisi the 25sssissh of Scpt.
annsssmnccc the arrival us (}:sz ctss'sirmslnssng
m Bffidcfiux, and his intention to sail imme
the demand for them is such, 'that in an
?.nssiva! in th- U- S. he: is 10 in mvcsu-d with
the office us SCClctﬂl'y 0! Vtrzw."
Tha- (ct-hztstcsficld Packet, fsss-m N. York
and Ha'ssizisiux. arrived at Fafmmuth on thc:
22d olsi S:,ptcmbcr, in 26 (lap how the lac
BALTII-IORE, Nsi'zc'nficrsiss ..
The brigVivid, Hill m 40 de from;
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Was commltted to the Jail c-f
: Fairfa'x Counly on the "lOth day of July last
- 'lss'si'sss by Wurmnl u'ndcrche hand and sea] of
Hancock ].emgcni. & stouc_NEGRO WVO..
MAN and crum, who says her name is
BAB—about 5_ sect 8 inches high, and" 46
years.: old. h'cr cfotlzingsswhcn ,ccmmiued to
suidjsixi] was assolluws, viz: Ozzclincu pet
: tiCOIT, 000 linrn Shssts and one blue pettisi'oal.
:silcte says the name oshc1'cl1i1dis 'Iszzr-y, who
:: sipcnt's to be ab'silll 4 or 5 years old, and had
{on an c-Id !i: (11 shirt : And it gp sice-z's from an
? acsivcrtiscmcm that they are the property of
] sicob Bolliuger. The owner is therefore rc.
, quested to come forward pzovc property and
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LOST OF: MISLAID, "
[& Ictz't/ct'c' 1-"1'7si;'7* 'l'zzrrz/issi'c Read, Pss'o. 378,
Ci'jal silsiIi-"iilA TE sor one slzarc of the
issued 30 Dec'r 1808, to 'WiEZSsisiun STss-inzsicr,
St by him & others trm ;sari'cctd toLE'ctc ?.uc Janu
z-Iz-ctn R-Ezmdcviiic. A mfficzxtion vii.? be made izy
4 Jss-Zm Afandmictsict'e. a-zir'uiniszir-ssztor ts-si the cstzz'sie
of the szsii'i Jnnzzthzzn Mandeville, sux' another
ccz'tZfi-fnzc te,- issuc in plzcc of the czzc irzst.
O-siLo'mrl 9. Saw :: W
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Balmnorc I-ctlospztal Lotteryo
Tsls-S' L'I'EYLVG
The drawing of the livjsiimorc Ho
Lottcry wii-Z positichy commence.
A correct list of" the sate of;!!! tie]:
me the susiscrihcr will be rc—cc
ter each dzssy's drznving and
urh'cntm'crs given gratis. ,
si ;? Present price of lickets 21 (Yollzsirs,
5 and shares in prcporljon.
i Thxs day landmg
ss From the: Ssict/zzass'zrr .S'ix Bral.ss'wrs, ijdsivin
1_act-zc',sisrom Boston,
I-"OR sctxuctz BY
lawmsosz &? Fowlc',
10 hogshcads,
51 lmrrcls ct
15 half barrcls full caught Mackal'cl.
lN S'I'ORE,
LOOO lmshcls Livcrpool blywn Salt.
Nuvember 6. '
RAN A\VAY from the snbsc-ribcr, on
the ?5th March last, a Ncgro W'oman
named SUCK, 25 years of age, about the
common height, she has a sczz-r on the back
of her head, occasioned by a burn when a
child, has a gap in her_ upper teeth, sihas re :
markuble short toes, ls an excellent washcr
can spin well on the cotton and ﬂux wheel. l
am told she went to Alexandria and intended
going to Georgetown and thccity of Wnsh
ington. She passes by the name of Butlcr.
The above rc'ward will be paid for lodging her
in any szi] so that I-gct her again, including
what the law allows for apprehending runn—
way:.
Townley Robcy
Octobcr 22: I!" "
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si d'heriﬀ lct-ciirsax Countyct'
ss Nov. 8. _ d3m
Public Salect
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pay ("!—arycs, or they will be dcait with as the
. lss-W dirsi'ct-fi
si d'ubscribcrs.
ss A I. SO,
Humc's History 01'England,complcte, in 7
rolumes, with 2 votumcs of the contisisiuutiun
by Dr. Sms'sslcu—lhc new and beautiful edi—
tion of Coule and Thomas oT Baltimore.
dubscribcrs arc requested wscnd {or their
copics; and such gentlemen as v-ish to be
possessed of the above valuablc works, on
easy terms, wiil please (o make c-siu-jy appii
canon to -
"55? Lsisi; barrcls Primc T annchct
OIL just received, and for salc by
ctsi'ss "For Sale, for asissterm of years;
? -. A young, 'healthy Ncgro WOWE :
a good cook, washer-andxronetr— nct
quire of the Printcr. ,.
oct-z THUILSDAsmz, will be sold, sion tct'zc
jzrmu'sm, at 11 a'cct'cc/e, -—
Two two story Bnck Dwel
Iing Houscs and Lut 01" Ground, siuuztul on
the north side m" Duke Sireet, Lctwccn "'a
lez' and Union stx'ccis. Tcrms wist he made
known at the place as sale.
- 9th_m0. ]7lh- 2u'w- w
Twenty Dollars Reward. "
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liqvembcia , si ." jSt
]HNKEKTUNZ
sollectz'ojz oﬀ Voyages and T mue!!
PAR 'r Vlu.
ls just received and ready for Aciivcx'y to
ss ?. G. Marstclsi'er.
Novembcr 6.
FOP. SALE B-Y
R. GRAY,
chembcr 5.
Bookch/L'r, King street.
Nov 8 ( dlw
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jamcs Kennedy, Scn.
James nggin-ton,
Dect/zwy L/zerﬀ—si F-JR
Anthony P. Gov :.
? lx'ctazsiz'ing Sugars.
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i'ss'cd by post 'a!"—
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SP- till.