Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-17 00:00:00, page 2

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- - -- Iildii'sion, ﬂ Me hz'suss, sstioua
_ si A _ . ncpmdcd, then-bin no do sit but
. ,ssssh— . ' . : circumeinsisifu yet—e known to
ctjz'n- 2;- A best "the Orntct sad-ed, as willlap
' .-- si- ' m In exmctof :. letter under date
the lth Dchmbcr, published in thin
' day?; paper. lathe early part'of Decem
bcc, shortly after the arrival of L'A—fricainc
,. fiipu, it was undcntood that Mr. þcit
si -. (out in not well received, although rumon
youthe contrary had been cit'tulated on the
; But arrival of that ship. 'This understand- 4
' 'ss Ill deity strengthcned and corrobornt- ss
* _ byctod'ficn from this country, and ru- ;
.! " man; from the coutiue-t of Europe. A ss
P * jeo-sin whichrch'e sing si_ We- iu-thu
ctdaynpayet Ii ext'ncss , Our-dun in it
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my" aud- 95 W an ..si
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Wil- publiahl'd in the London upst
' of the lOtlL, December, ndtlressed' Ill!
' Ells." ille French to the emperor Of
" - . used, ss at Schcenbran, IOth of Oc
' - ubci'silnstss in which, speaking of the U
' - Stitch, he aye :—'* The United State: ere
sict- Of: the worst term: with England, and seem
- '* eincerely to approach-tate to our sy
iemff ! ! This letter, the authority of which
ducat-been estionctl. taken in connexion
ffith advice rom the U. S. occasioncd :
.- al entieipasition of what would in a few
Say: He fully confirmed. We do not, how
ever, understand sro'm our papers, nor pri
une Mars.-that there is any apprehensiun
: )het Great-Brirnin will go to war, on account
"fish. rupturc betWeen oer government and
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> 'ssssw- end.! ple: hctvctthe letter of the French
* emperor, without notice. sits we cnmpare
. Weentiments expressed in that letter with
whnt had occur-red before, and what has
si' nince accursed, we find it very difficult to
' ruin the belief that the Russian embassy
_ he an object. -._':hich has not been akin-Junc
- ed—ls it possible that the United State: can
consent to become associates in :. contcl: in
" which they must be lour-s ? " The liberty
of the ten and maritim: tiglttsl'sounri well
_ but ye would ask those who talk of um-l
si ment of'a division of hit one . The Swisa
ss 'nmi force of Great Britain, can give us no
- in their port: for-a great part of the you: by
aiﬂ. si Thectlcets of the emperor are annlh:- }
hf'si'dz as fast as they appear on the occan.- j
Inrili then be lelt to us to sustain a conﬂict ]
for rights, which all the nations ol Europe
combioed have conteoded for in vain. But
d will be, asked. that! we rtsslinquish our
righte, because we are unable to cope with
the British navy ? We answer no—At the
same time letus avoid these " entangling
alliances" or engagtsi-ments, which might
and would have the eﬀect of puuiug it out
of our power to adjust our disputcs when a
suitable occaeion may present; and braides
which. ruch alliance: or engag ments do not
:romise the meam of accomplishing the ob
ject it view—But-this it a tubjsi et which
would lead UI into a digreesion greatly ex
3 the limits preecribcd by- : previous
Wood of our aper with Other matter.
Theepeeeh at" the reach emperor is among
the'tloot lingular productions ofthat entra
ordinary mao. Nlliono, Wh' believed them.
nel"- eovereigo and iudependettt, are po
aouih'tlated with an much indissqr
on on the emperor would orderthe move
frofi-EWpuu}, we {such paid"!
It appears, Were disturbed y faction-, to
Ill-"he emperor has put an end, by gra
eoodeaeeading 'to become theit'ss
** , r," a new title etetainiy. but 'MH
will be understood to mean their
' The sate of the Pope m already
' ; whatiectio otore fet-"Myu.
gin Mer, but "to "moulde:
' ' _ - eou'tm-y it nam'd sor
' no" Mu- The-ters appeuatio
not. si-by which his majesty
hall.- dd, not under-wi.
forcing thempvhat ai 1 are we toexpect from *
in, and shutup for the remainder by th.
the northern powere, or man the great em- ss
neral"? The ﬂeet: of the former locked up .
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tiden d-hissspmss ctct : D- rlwfbcesissss he is
rising-fed- Add hsppyit is, for mankind *
the;-te is'so'nlssl limitsssnoui __ But yhst it win,;
sisibe arm-um srsic'thesisiambitious yim '94
;:an conduct of the clap-go: ten Amssi— --
side-ne! We woukd answer-such in" idless
question,-13} used-ring to the htc of mhcf .
wrimwþctþle c'rehltty his produced th'ess'
loss'o'fsibert , to an ,, and-eve arm
.dm actions-mld [sin;-made: wan-3
'ufning snd retaining. [! ous hsdossot laid
their reach, bow in it pissibfi My cook!
? believe in the sincerity of this man, when
'I" (dbsisisbout the" freedom ofthe "as." si
The Ioglish papers notice the arrival-of
vessels" with Kmerican produce from the
Uiited Statcs'firccl', and indr'recllyz, from
permitted'pOrxs. ' Our non-intercourse pro- _.
dusrs no eﬀect us to the'qnmmty. for that
ss maken are fully supplied. "she cum-s?
pemtkm which those who go direct must ;
receive, Indthq addition] cchncc of the si
circu'nous trinspomtinn, fallszdircetly'up- .;
M _ ct=M.m-We_m-u
si'finer and plainen" A continmion of that
system was expected: in' England, but Was
root regarded as havipg any eﬀect on the
supplies necessary for any purpose re
quired. The unsettlcd ststc of matters was
prodyuive ofgrcst mereantile specuLnions,
- which, however successful in particular in
stances, do not asidVancc the general inse
nsts of commcrce.
- The Malquis Wellcslcy, had arrived in
England from Spain, and had been pre
scmrd at court, as minister of forcign as
fsirs, in the room of Mr. Canning—Pnrli
( amcnt would meeten the 23d of January.
brought [lame.—We are som- to sitnnotmce
the capture by the French ofthe brig Fame
Captain Stone,. and of the ship Orion, Cap
tain Vickery, both of and from thid port
bound to the north of Europe. "These Vet
eels- are "vit.-t! by mm've citizens osrhe U.
nited State-, and were bound'to port: which
' are permitted by the French decreel, and
it is believed were furnished with every
document required as evidence of the neu
trality of the property.. But (he) had va
luable cargoet, and could n )t be" susst redlto ct
enjoy " the liberty of the seus." The Fame 4
had been carried into Calais, but the Orion,
we are happy to say, has been retaken by an ?
English cruiser.
lt il siastunishing to hear men talk about :
the grand vietvs ot'the French emperor, as l
regards neutral commerce, when no ia- ]
ttunre that one of our vessels is permitted '
to pass his cruizer (is wortlt sending into :
port) can be produced ; _unlesa those that !
are ransomed or made use of to put prison— i
ers on board, are comsidered as exceptions. ]
The most active war on the partof France :
could not do more injury to our commcrce. ;
To repcl these encreas:d aggressions, we ;
are well informed, that a number of Ame- !
ricans are ARMlNG in the diﬀerent ports ss
- of England.
l Coþy of a lettersrom Liver/mal, 19rh Dr.-c. i
" An arrival this day from N--w-York,
ss in 29 days, has given rise to rummsis unsasi
! vorable to an udjusmu-nt of our diﬀerences
si with America; and though thcre are no
\ particular news gem-rul'y known, yet our
; sict'zeculatora 'have come lorwaisid, and coc
i (out and tobacco have advanced at least 10
T per cent. and there are few willing to sell
evett'at this advance : other articles are re
fused at their former pricee, and should
the hopes of the apeculators be rezilized,
our murkets will rise as thsi-y generally do
upon such occasions, far above what the
truth would warrant is Fully known."
LONDON, Navember 27.
Sun-nary qs' ments.—on Friday the
Africaine irigate captain Rziggett. arrivt-d
at Portemouui, from the Chesapeaikt', in 28
day.. The hon. Mr. Er kine, his lady, :nd
four children came home in it;-r. ] he As i
cnine lay two month- 'm Hsmpton Roads,
after she landed Mr. ]achon. Soon alter
she arrived, several ol her-;rew deserted in
'one of her beats; the men were claimed by
cept. Ragsiett, but the Ameriun mob set-m
ed to be t ejutlgee in the eate. for though
there appear. :! every disposition in the 80*
vernment to restore the men, they were n..
ver given u , and it wan nttributed to the
inﬂuence o the molt. The detpatchn from
Mr. ]achson, out amhnsaclor in America,
bv Mr. ,Enkine. we understand are of . PÞ
eific character, and refer to the intercourse
which had taken place between Mr. jack
nonhnd the Am'erieen executive; but we
bear they are net deeisive as to any of the
sspoints in dispute, n Conzross had not as.
net-bled at" their date. Mr. Enkine left
the Chenpeske on the 28th Oct.'end we
are informed, he has expressed an opinion,
that both the government and people. of
siAnm-iea were averee toa rupmssre with this
country- si
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jfhe 'npeditim which come "fine-"ago
WMSici\}-.—s0rthsso pot-pose of tak-.
' yoke-tion olsithc lunian istcs, is mid to
si ssjesicompsiahrd : part of its ,o'rsijsiuct; by
'si_ ing-head)- taktn'possrssiun ut 'Zaote,
;Wlouia and St. Maure. The next ad
Mtl are t'xpch tn :tqu'uttncct: the:_ fall of
si_ {The chief otctlhosc 'slzttzd'S-wlt'tchdmm
ib: {tip-(ny dispo's'lrkm 0] its principal in.
{petition-is expected tooth.-t up reststancc
.w our lsms
7 us;—nisi}, .Mpo os'wac are stationed oﬀ
Ihecttr principal Ro'rzsic to prey-rot the: ingrcss
es British vast-Is ; but wrest-is load'mg there
are uliun'cd to the sun. p! Dtccmbcu for
their departutc. T hree cunvoys have ailed
fmin tlzis'counuy tnr Sun.-n',- office :it was
sign-o he": that the" Swunsn sipomsisi Were
,siw be an" on the 15.h inst. Th'. lust, in
'-{act, did got pass Ynsluuuth until Suture
day. Whether this szngv—tlar 'rtacutnuanw
tenthe sulcl)" from it sptrtt of adventure and
tun-prize in our nu—cchahu, or' front an
sisiusindenmndjnz between the um govern
shmm. we know but ;. we'siindiltd'tu thilk
qall. . We have a plt dgc [or 12]: scsiggdy Pil' !
trtotism of this noblrman, not only in lus-7
("A"). dwell;-n': character, but is: th lum-o
Bonnparte bears to him. He is amongst
the it wpro'scri/wa', and so beyond thsi rc: al!
0! lnvor Os purchase. As lar as it (le-ptsintls
upon his conduct, the country wzd lu: uizsi
ly governed, and the war vigorousiiss: c n'
ducted. Thll lorm osguvtrnmcnt is, how
ever, but temporary ; n proclnmuticsi-n (wit-t l;
We regret our not be.-in;; al-lc [si insert. on
account Of ill lsingzit) has bqn iSs-U'Zd [or
the assembling of the (inﬂux, on the lst
day of ];muary, tu enter upon their {unc
tions the in of M'arch loliowing. Thus
the ancienkpriv'ilcges of the Spnnictrd-t wi.l
he restored by a national p-prcsct-ntation,
considchc created b-twecn th:- mesc and
the government, and the Spirit Uf'thc whnþ;
nation (oncentrated into one point, and ye.
sisicu—d bark to the rXtrsi-mitiesi; 00 [lie- Pss.
ninmla- Should Spain rcm-in unconqneu
ed until that pc-riodqss lht PQWrr of the Su
preme ]unta w.ll devolvc to the- C rtsssid. and
the bauie and form of & per-name nt govern.
me,-n' he laid by that assembly. W'ltat an
eﬀect will thin proclamnsiiun produe on the
patriotic Spaniardsl The rc-eltnlzlishmem
of those ancient aslembl'u-I, the guardinns
of their former frertlum, after a l.upse of
three centuries! and in them the prospvct
of mo,-ful rrsomu, rutiunnl liberty, domes
tic happincu. and reviting national digni- ss,
ty, reaulting from-e .mixt and participntcd
governlnent. But With [ne-de we are oblig—
gd ngain to cunn:ct the nppallmg contin
s-W-"ct" pain remain eaten-pured!
We hear, Ever, with plein-ure, of the
inssckenebdlvityos the Spenish prepara
tion-"nel movementa. The patriotic spirit
in reviving in the north. Letten ﬂom
Dijqu. dated the l4th int. mte. that Gcn.
Porliet', with : Spanish. three of 4000 men _
utgckeda strong eorp- of French which
had come from Bilboa, and having ,dese'at
odd, dmudspfmded toKctAndu-o. si
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Spdin and Portsshga/ct—These interesting
countries now press-ne themselves to the
eye of the p.;liticinn under the double view
of the recent changes in their respectwe'
governments, and the recent rescutttitationi
of their martial spitic. The change in thel
ndministrzttitm of Pnrtttgss-tl. with the place
assigned in itsitn lur-l_Wt-ll*tngton, is alrea
dy known. Some good mhy he exprcltd
from itin point of t-ignr ztntl (if't it-imt ; but
whether there is any thing in the mit-tige
mcniss'tnlcttlatrd to wind up tnt- popular
spirit to that high-wrought tone nt' tntltu
sins-m, which will t'qtl;lii_\' impire the iultag,
hitztnts with suttituclzct. under the prit-zttinm
which the prssa rt'ntism nl th-*ir tr-tr ring tn-ss
dependence will cnst them. and st-n-ulnte
them to these bold tXcrttt-ns whisih lht' at
tttcks of a powuiul enemy ntttt.t c.-ll i"l'lil,.
is they he cure.-satuily rt-sistrd, is in un ]] to
be doubted. Yet, it is bntjnst toss acknow
iedge, that the u-ndctu us the Portuguese,
{" many int-truce, render.) :tpprsi-ibaiun a
Jult tribute. The satte of For-togetl, how
Wctz- depends upon Spuin ;. she must stand
or let! with her neighhor. In this rtkttion.
Spaut assume-s a double importance-;. shesi
certainly lsiolds in her hands the [me of Poi'fss
"'I-lah and PfshaKPS-Os Europe. To the re
sttl-s of the late dcltbcrnticvns of the Su
prem- ]tmtn tvc- hrtve (hurefurc ttt—rned' wi [!
anxious exprctation, and they :lpp: us to be:
such as would hch commanded our utmost.
cctnstdence had they been adopted :ssshmcr;
hut, "i36 38 they are. they have c.;nss.
it". (00 littc- The ptinuj-ul .ttt'sitngt-tntrztt,
for the present, if, the: tssi.t:);ish:ttsittt ol an
crecutivt- council, of s-ss-Vcn int'snhc'rs, with
the marquis of Astm'ga at the Lead of it,
[or the administmtiun of the nssctt-s at the
nation. siAmung the members w: r-joice
the lame: if the case. __ -
to fimsiisithe nam: Us the marquis ol Runni
L', Wc
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affzct'slriass-Thc emperor of France has
a ldru-cd his army on the conclusion of
p-acr, in c-.-rm-s whzch contain much ofshnt
sspiri which in: manifcscul during tilf' nv
signs! ii.-un. Unld and silver mulals have
b'ctc'n d-miumrd among those officers and
so'd'crs who distinguished themseivcn. The:
.xcirlrsiss mnciuJL—s with rmpiuuicnily dr—
sisil tring. " that it is on] by d—scipiioc an?!
true V.!Zfsiv'silr they can press:-um a lnstfiuz and
gmsizv-zmrnL peacm or the esteem cflhcir
:: issjizlmurs ;" the plain interprcmtirm of
which is,, (sat-s a sozcmporary swink,) time
to be at peace with France, thzy r'nus': be
sins;-pared to ruin her.
Denmm-i- nnr/Swvd-zzz -—Thc fine-isle ne
gocmzium bethcn D nmark and S vvdcn
are terminnucl. The plenipnlenzi'iriee
reaciacxl the lie-ne of negar,-intion .un thy
lft'i ult. and on the morning of xiv. 25ch,
i..c liigctme- was rcccwcd at Slockholm}
that'pc—acc wni cnnclmlsid. -
The surcruinn of Prince Angustcnburgh
w the Sweclish thron- is like.-!? to meet With
O.)ps)!i'.i(;n.;18 :! nlrsing p-utx- 11 I! been form
ed in favour n. (}siiscavus's : m, who. it wn
report—(t', would be favoured by Ruuia.
An unsnun-Ie-zl ru-nnur prsvuiird in Concu
lnmz nnthc zszhule. that the late king,
(is:-lawn, wend;-ad. -
The private [curr- from Swdm monk
of a growing misundcrnanding be.-mien
Ummnch and France, but an, wsihoilysssilcnt
an make cause. ' . -
lNTE-RESUNG DOCUMENT. .
Capg of a firm fim Rampart: to n'a
- Emperor of Rmin. - .
" Namicurr my Brather—fl'hcct'nuke Of
Vienoa inform me,, (But yout- Mperiil-ct
Majcny viuhqd [or ('a-ace, with and-do"
god lhlt ynusihave abraid-(! 01:de
which you desired. Will your? We)?
per-wi: me so surname-hue- 'youss up;-A th
'vm* _ \.0- . _';si' "!
. The Tyrct-ss-ﬀTsie gr.-Bmknion of Th'
Tj-rctnlezr (laws out ﬂy;-um- go ba" sssisissct
Plncr— " Nimnsi'ssm 75" French ÞaIx-nsisict
Hosrs, the signlftm't Jtitlss ofshc Psiqsisict: -.
cause. was mentinnus-[name-"by]? w. ta,:
. ing made a sum nder of hims'elf'tn me gss
ss-asign grnernissWtctic, at li'fiþtut'k. ,, Vtt
hustage for th'-: fnlimiusi-m of !ht' whssygss- .
Bv a sspwclamattnq ns Dnsuet; issiufct-msi'
th'e'csh on. it is, however. Ohlyitcmz' sit",
he hnd'scnt in his submissioo in we;-ma;
and perhaps cssvsi-n this may be anew-L.": ,ssct
if any tum out to be na invennon- 40 f'f's- -
duce an alurm in such detached bow:.si us
thctcsc rrsisting mqvmiﬂnusszﬂl. I! art—'ou; of
the immediate reach osbmersi infommmct
Be this as itctmay.'it is get-"mia elm, m., in
habitants have not discontinued theiegqs,
sorts in the sayn-t! cause of pen-"mal "(ﬂy.
and, with them, its ears-lathe iadrpi-s'nﬂ',
me.-r. The [an anctss account: .ssctwþc filed
with details of milisiury- mrct-nnjut'och"
skirmish-1. Amtbrrchﬄosdctcf had
Zsi m., MJWJPW " , ' -
:; thhmiriw. : ysicmy.
Your otctdnsissfsslyfmm the detains: 'om-t';
prodaptsiation, ltp'giienct'thr- patriotsis splay
down their-army in aspe: to claim 4]!!! '39
nernl amnesty; after; which. all person:
faund in arms, or: to- be put to death a
hrghwaymen! Such are the tender mer
cics of these modern Vcndab !'
Fame.—The plo's of Fontainbleau have.
not yet unlhldc'd ,thcmaclvu, b'ut- king;
princes and cardinals, have been sent for
to Paris. The tlispmal of the. ,apacv, m-w
ditisiom os'natca and kingdoma, new ti
tles. and the tran'cfer of crown, may be
cunsidrntly premmrd to be the} cuhjt-cts of
delilzcut't-vc pulieysipr elpl'siKlOUI impetu
ocssiiy; but to what-extent, and in whatdi
rrctiun, cXCt-pt in one inltance, ne yn
unknown- Bone;—me, in his answer to the
ss Roman depntit-l, inform! -thcm, that
" From-e and Italy must Deum/finely unites!
tmdert/umme ayuem ;" by which it'lsr'
[c. us, that contrary to the cnnstitution of
si ltaly, which provide-s, thatastcr the dcmiac
F of the present sovereign, the 'two crown:
,shall DL'H'I' full on the same he.-ad, Bona
i parte inttsinda to unite ltaly permancntlctv
to France. This will aﬀord another proo!
of the indiﬀerence. in whichhc hold: the
: most solemn engngcmqnu. 'The rendehdnr
ssof that address ohows with how broud &
sssle'c'thc wily tyrant cln unite hid bypoerily
with hi; polBQ . 7' ss '
" It i. not my' intention that their ah!]
-hc any. the least tsihsimgesi made in the religion
'c! our fathers. [. cfdvst son at the Church,
win not depart from her bosom. Jews
Chtist did not drcm it necessary to inn-se
St. Pctcr with .t a-xcular sulmss-macy.. Your
See, the first of Christendom shall remain
such. Your bishop is the spiritual him! "s
:n; church, in like manne-a an lum its Ce—
S--r. " ] give to (find that which in God.!
-md to Cwm that which—is Cmsar's."
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