Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-25 00:00:00, page 3

"Y'lng to bring aboute ietsitlement or" our ou_
ferences by fair and honbrssale' simnm. "B.!
Such meum-o: um sounded-oqwmd ape.
rience, end louml policy : nd mt by_twlc hl.
nrdous experimehts ol' gun boot,-'embtrgo,
donimporption, end nonintercoune uystetm,
!hich have left the nation. bleeding at every
Po". But Mr. Smith, is willing with his um.
11 geon-ashy, to ascribe the sailure of alhhole
charming experimcnu to the oppositionlu he
calls itþf thou very men, who from the sshc
tind'mcmamed the pnbhc, of those fatal coa
lequencesﬄhich would necemrily ﬂow from
Inch system: of postcy. And dtho' Mr. Smith
lndhis party, .hne had.. hit opportunity of
"75"! the ssadvantages of " : full vide of one.
ces-ful expect-hent;" yet'he sumishes an ad
dition-! proof, that "
" He that: convinc'd ogeilut his will,
!: of the um opinion um." "
And seem dltermined to put-no hie plon. in
amid-ning to I cum. ceruin eﬀect-, which'si
thutmn neverssprodueed. The oppocitiom ss
or which Mr. Smitb napkin."- mudd—
ehlo—lt m proper—it m just. Could
the cum-dinn- of th. public w ..
thou interest: likely 45 be destroyed, add
w. "- 't"! how-M- mr'fion {in
Smsia." siA'nd xsssn matter ol surpuze, um !
the Merquu Wld' nue mue'buch 'an ac- ss
knowledgcmcut, 'and' d'tnbuuhdsiffibre,' of a 4
.imihr nature at such n' Well jhficture ? 4
A time, when tbts all consuming'wwfi'on ,
hung, withWniss-g'm'enace, me: the Wliole si
Briush nadoh! 'Uur' mtﬂosp'here dloacttdsied
in bldt. kncss,'and thundermg'lorth wte'ck and
rain to an! oppbsitctwn on end:!
In conneefion wan-'a} this 'teffiror'friim a- ?
bove, what must the quuishn'c' Ielt when :
turning'h'u frmtic'vi'e' sromfibove, 'hc'sztw ;:
below the whole British'nnvysithat alvsiscld of 1
th: universcsijust then hbout 'to *be 'vw'sim .
Now 1 weuld'askif ceaseesio'm eitesirted'
under such circumstances-tun be binding?
] bc-iieve not-si] mink the!-sins forbids it. ' But '
Mr. Smith inform; us, that when the Nail-—
qui! hint! recovered 'himszls, 'his sitbnesims
charged an'} he deemed'it politic'to tesuin
fmm acknissi'ons; which had been"so dtre'du- '
ed "by the "siadVocdtet'oshissizo- '
' " " That we are
the abuse of priciiqeswd im'muuiues enjoy
ed by denied mxuszeh Muun the Unicedct'
ouslv Psi'b'lb'.
vcrnmcnt in 'tbit country.." ,
indebted once mdrestb me vidleht bpþozition
of a classi ot'our own citizc'm'ro their own {go-si
vemment for abortibn'si'of fibyesl, ratiomsidly en-si
tenained of steps tfiltsisisxsight have Ledsi'to 8_
catch-a! may ss-un the British! gssommem."
That the editor,si Mr. Smith, has emctBloyed _
consictcrabic degree 'ol'iiophistry, in drawinjsi
his conclusions. must up'peir to every'man'
n'ot; has strictly attended to cause a'hdsieﬂ'ect.
I would Ask, hbw ie'oppositionjfihile coo
tinued, to_ produce'udion ? "ﬂesh Rise-bid td ss
produce friendship ? 'lt now: be; \Vbile the
government-of thessU . State: and tb'at'bs G,
Britain "Continue ' opposed ta'- n'ch "other bsiowsi
are they to agree? th Mr. Smith endeu_
vm to charge our fifisfortuncs tosithpse' Yet-yf
then in connen—who have been'uidforlmy
decision on it inﬂux body, where Mr lesidk— ;
son met With no ﬂowed desenden , and also '
m bin (which pened {out body) w prevent _
to ntoms-by torpedoea'!!! ' ]
"quis, and pressed out ofhimiueb i esion
osissn- vi: ** he had before hiin the doeu
esis pub' iehed at the oyening at the union
Congreds, together with the Preside'nu
vﬄfsi' , she resolution which 'ohgioned in
the sende." Rh' the resolution! nine e-_
nough!. ' "with the discussion and pi'owpc
was, And the object: which higdsie'dsiupon the
.gared ssa number of reﬂeedoneon the letter
the M xrquis \Veﬂeeley to Mr. Pieksiosiey. -
ncso obbeiveiiom, no. ddobt. are intended
,, Mr- Smith, if penible, ltill t'o e'poiogin
lo the intellige'ticer of the ent instant there _
ned, that the Hands, had in his'lrsteon
natim with Mlsi; 'l'dik'ney,"explieitiy asid
'ued, that Klr. Jacihdo in in ihe "wrong.
m] Mr Smilh underukes io give the rea
: she *ccnduct of sho'se ipeo, 'wiio have on;. j
'ed wretchedness on {his Counusiy. ]: n '
Alenndmctct m Oizsstth- ' ss
!.RIDJY, MAY :s.
-*
boot's, end eat-ago systeim : ill!
[sheﬄhwoenm "of the public, endvsosiO-ss
ed to put-It tiden. .
And at. Mr. sum. is man to celltdcsi
'oppoe ihich has &sþu'tedct the bodysi
'politie. Had not those in de inessures
been Mpted, this oppouiiou would have ne
'ver spyeue ed, but they have been pursued,
'and dvoezited, And both the was-fire's? and
their adwcates laye been 'pourtrsyed They
' dove been drngsigsied out, and now their mor
'tii'cnion, confusion, end ire:-knots, lies e":
' lissed to public view.
But the oppovtioxmssade wsstsilie'retoissufim,
Mr; sunn- thinks,'wus the desuoying .sisngd
whose sitbcco breath bu blnted all out in:
psiipepocts This resolution hammered out
in the senate, in: the intended link, yhieh
hndfit been timely Weided, was to have form.
'ss' ed '!end completed that great chain, fifth
siw iich the nations of the eirth, n'ot his Satan,"
Wai to be bound, at least a thousand years !—
But unfortunate forsi us, the house es repre
sentimenen ;;ise the sipriviledge of weigh
_ is, ,jud'giog and determiningsi for thems'elvea,
the prdþrie'tf of the i'esotution mit-en
jtntlxL nuestionod, by both dcmocsirats a'nd sed
enli'st's on the ﬂoor of ebngress. Bysi' man of
both partie: it" is believed, that the passage
of the resolution was an improper innovation
on the legizladsive' "proceeding: of" consigrese. —
'ssThat it invbivod qtiestions Which might in all ss
probability "aﬀect the happiness, the peace and
"future" Prosperity" "of the Unit"e_'d "State-. Un
ss de"r "them": epsiprehenjions and uith Such view-: "
F'thoae "gentlemen "who pointed ou"t'ct the cdnse -
quences which wete likdy" tb result" "from the
" -dopsition of the resolution, had they been" "si
tiaitomus "abandbnment of their c"o"untr")" a,
fighte si'""La_s_t]_\ , Mr Smith "cencludes" by" say.
"""g' {- W e will not go so far as to say that it
is "certain; but "we" "do "affirnt that" it" is" highly"
' probable, that" but for "such opposition, the Bri
" tish ctgoibthent would have u"n"t]uaiifie"clly "
" rect-"lied Mr. Jackson, and have promptly "sub
atituled a "successor of ruth "and "talent:, "thus"
"" suraiehing another opportunity "of health"; the
eaisting' 'diﬂ'tzreiit es" ""be-tween The two nations."
"I a'sk, "by what" instrutnetits" "were "those
Excruti ating pain "to the nsitto'ni 1 answer
"The "enibargo," nonishportiition; and tionihter
"tour-6 jav'elins ?L—l "will ask again—Who
were the advocate: oi' those all curing, all
, "conquering "and world sichlcging its-tra
ss ments? 'I again answer -The democrats ge
, nerally," and almost" universallt': both iti and
"out "of congress. "But is there no "remedy.
Yes: "ls our political qua'cks siwil] not acknow
ledge" the deittttctive qualities of" their 'sove
"reign medicines , let" the "public rejeet "their
noatrums, and" the body politic may yet "be
eaved, although now reduced to a ghnsidy
"then-ton qssigin and bones.
! Fromlhe Canncctu-ut Mix-for.
semm or" DRAlNlNG "MQNEY
- FROM THETREASURX.
sict[con"ci.usinmsi.]
""The" subject may bessview'ed "under" vari
sious aspeeu. Some" of them are presented
L
(,
The avenge '* ﬂtsisil ﬂ'
them" ! Thede see those ctu- Man:
12 year! Wahingtol
and Adnm adminism
tion
There w upnded'
tuous-woe int-jet
mszq—wmsi -
in the Iollo'w'mg .
'STATEMENT, 'ssshm-iizg- sictllze a'maizm ' as
the expenditurer in "lation to the mili
'1ary and navel ertablishmmts as the \ (I.
Sieur, from the 4tlz qf filarch 178'9; to
"the cw qf (lus year '1809— being twmty
.year: and 308 dry:
WlLlTAu—r nrums'fiums'r.
The thingun and Adam: adrnin'n
(ration: expcndcd on' the military doublish
ment from the third Much 1789, to the
close of the ynr 1800 Sls,991,168 m
There was npended
811600944 08 in the year "
1801 ; 62 day- of which,
viz. from the vise-of 'Jan.
to the ad of March were
in Add-9 Wilmdol.
issitmemoo ,4'1
'd—d-n-nl'n-i-b
i )
- 9
5- 8 ,
[ere-wi; 'a SndsiMadim'o
'Yusix'icsei'" 'lbesi (&mibint'niuhl
siof {bit-mon And 'Msdison
sixtctdrd' thctd military Fu—
"pendflur'ect'bnder 'thessadmi
5' fnisssctz'sidns'ossi 'Washllig'wl
si "and Adashrat'the iNcr'a'ge
r'bm'mdlly the sum "of '
_ ctThe thington ndl'dm oil-indul
'tim expeoded (top the'M'os-Dhrth I!"
sign do" of the year _ =
_ W ,mo—n
Then-cu- 'ap'edtd _ .
Yasstamaisiw _' — }
si nex-m. d-y- ;ef "
'sswcre iu' Aidanl's 'ﬄ- v , ss "
dint-tion. !!th - 680594'08
. si .. .
_ dint-asked bs th'ibgt'on .
TL " D _ Tosigsithe'B yea}: add
303 ays. of she qdmink
nation of ]eﬀcrsbnsiBt M'a
dioon (co'the 'csose 'of the
year 1809) the "am-rage An
nual naval expendimre*sia
simpuuted to - _
"Thectn'aval 'esix'p'e'ndit'ure
Under "the 'adminisn'atiom
; of- ]sseﬀerwn add Msiadison,
exceeded the navel carpen
ditucelqndel' the ctadminis—
trati'ons of \Vashington and
Adams," at the avel agc'an
nually the-sum of
T' 30} dqgsiod "the tious-of
{she yh'r 1869) bf "the sin!
.' ' !!ifiinhiiom 'siofctctfikﬂda
? 'a'bd Madiwn'lhcsict nel-use
_ ' There, ' in: 'exþend'ed
siSZJllA-M on _the naVal
eu'abli-hffi'edc if: "1 e'ordo:
* day. or Which, viz." gqom
me my ofss'ctMgr'ch :eo the
sins: pctsDceZ were in ]eﬂ'et
sob'lss 'I'aﬄﬄhﬂtffid. The
'iveslgect . v , l'
Fkomsi'thcct'sil'st of "In.
"sii "803.'to th'e'e'sdee of 'th
T'Yeai'1809' being 8 '_ytin,
'there "'a! Expeaded 'bn'ﬂu
' *'*.leltary asinssd Nadal ire.-same,.
_'The whole dpense of thy msiili "& nsi- .
nl enablisl'lmcnu' frdfn the 4!!! of arth,
1789, to 'thcss close of the year" 1809, "being '
r20' yeah ind*$03 dhyl, n
Fbssz'ssisgfshe tdele-y'e'asin
adminimatipns of ss Wash-_
ingt'im ahdhkdbsirin' the ave
_ rhge'a'nnual n'av'al Texpendi
'turfﬂmousshced to
ﬂ
ssf12 y'unsi wnhington's
_' and 'Adalm' asidmin'ucia
t'm'ns
si ct'si 8 fears ahd absctdu'yi es
j—ctjessmon's and Midiion's _
r mounted to ?854,ss7,64s 'ssis
, .l . —_-_si.si *
'Wliufy'dsnbsi'ahmeqe "30,94t,669 47
. . si __
ZN'mL enabfithmmt -'-zs.m,m as
q— ; '. ly. i
. lad;-Reﬂux} ab: bvedgu
'aponalssmiliury' dxpendi
situr'e' amcqnod te" '
*ﬂn£ntnoaocedsi\o
she isixssifizizysscssxpmm' Ere
' si; Mans-"otmctm
mo-cm '7— . si.
in'enc 'srpm me 4ch siof 'Marc
sicþae of the year sileO , 'si
ss'_'shere has 'exþend'ed
'52,111.45_4' in" she- year
"1801 ;"62 sidays' *osif 'whith
'Oiz'. sssrdm'the'silst 'of- [no.
m_'th'<5 Zd 'o_f"Maieh' were
'in As,}gxsims' admihistrhlibn.
T he averdsige
ctmu'esia'bsi-hmenc si 1'15.'7ss1'7.b22' 52 ss
ct—u yunW-W'i . .si'.
o * .;
Mshsdpr
ssmnuar' mnimy szctmi. .
admiuie'cmidaa - — --
'aqusiEﬂ'thsic'hmene. _ ;
' The Waahington had "'Addms' siiidm'm'uu
'tratioos siexp'eodsied but "the" hival 'e'ltab'li'sh
h'dmininmiobs _ i .44'69393 38
: During "12 {fe'in' indivi
fssDi-siingsstbectsi'a yew:-add .
\
ye'anct'a'fidssdssi'dnsi 'df' . '
' MMU-va' ss si,
:,
! :Kct '
'\,- szss' o
, _ si
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!
'f
"
a. , si, . siss, *
L., Saw—..
tas-mue}?
suþsagm'oo
Hilsa'ssZOE-"(s
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75'9,1si76,185 40
, .
h' '1789, 10 'Ihe :
88,817,s-32- so -
*.' si wais
.
2 ifssisiinf 16 ss
4
1 no?-Wfiel-FSO
sifsssirmgsicffi
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sisi 764,682 42
ssmm' 68 1
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. nsiavll Expenditmc Maxim- , - .
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lsimdafntcd' to
sishe qctafigCimsial'Mi.
"litiry' asind' ﬂml 'csixpeo'di
[fturu 'nf' less-north - and. _
stMadia'oh's'ldmidcn-nibm
si-"e'xceqdcd Whose bss'VVash
' 'io'gtou'l 'And Adam-'t ad
sim iniurations'more'lhan' N
pcr ceml. (nearrscct'Q-S per
cem.) amduming'annuaﬂy
to the.-'mm-of
> Fan-ss
"for: 13] auxanana. - ,
amub,
thdoncr .}larsfot, Bowie; BﬂfiM
'Sundrieldto disscrcnt m'erchsiadn
' cxzaaln
Schob'mf Friendahip, Bell; 'Bactlbidoea-sisi
by Hent) Nicholaon. .
Sclmunel' Felic'ny, Willinz. Machoddek
'-'-bv the Masc'cr.
Schonner Rising Sun, OabcrnSN-ss Yosirk—
'PuSsshc-Sale.
, BY vii'm o'f a'decd os'tmst shrew
Hodgeofi to the modern;", till he told A
aucUon,on oneho premids. on MOYDAW
!815 me:. a( 12 Mdockrﬂw ctl'lh'exþlﬄ W
of that FARM adjacent to she (bin OPER
" andlia; vshcfeon ssmessaaid w iudm'
s' hath so} some join paaf'rectsidod, Wﬂfddyf,
'ca'lked- nen-se; sscdncaiuing abdnt'lw elve borel.
ss sixvith the'ishpmv'emms xlr'credn. Mrs msict
) about Eight Ye'mi yet hnbxph'ed insslﬂa lene,
and the an is' tubjcctdo an Meal In:
or a let-'- no.
Attba calle (imd will 'lladbe We], at anc
ti'bn, "at Bellvuc, sundry anides'of Hom—
' hold vaim
- hctb'uiau Swath, Trustcsie.
ss "May 25.
"so be mld, three come, No low-, meam
-p'ez*uitkingto uld Hodndn' unlace. -
]obn M'lm.
__Mny :s. - - \ ;
u- Httention.
sir A-TTALION Csimm of W ill
B be held Medea rt home on
'h men".-lo and Wind-ceiv—
zti: requued by M The man Mi
up:-odd, at' ten o'doek inﬂame-sue be
tionssirduct'thgsi-fth—fpsshrih : , 13 . .
_do!e ctzshpym-ctlaossmkingsija 9 7 " a"? -,'
'-'3W0ﬂezniltssury nnd' nuns" " ct'ss
can And ' 'Adma 'the- ner- .
siege manual similzmysi-ad
-ume [7le Set-mity (N'I'th Mad! lb- si
ssture! excecded those-of ch-ssz'
sicum'of . ct ' ' *
TDu'rd-g'the' 12 sin: is!-.
si mid-maw:- oPWuhing'o
? 3 Du'r'mgsthi'ssi y'ean hid
so: day-"of ]rﬀerdofr's aid
MadiiW'ossadrhidistﬂdW
lhc'zvcrhgennuddffiuky
si-Wa'hing'm aid'ﬂdsctm udminimn' ' us
th. :Gth um forthe um 8 fill-.
and : w Courtviu be kitheth.
ctsdr NOrsolk on Saturday sine-m.
'May 24._
was to
some fain-ing momil-, kid other "tiden ep- .
-*by Wilkiain Hzmahome and omen. ' _
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abd'ss-oa'val Ekpeddiwrc' l- -
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r. anu, manam-ma. _c.--si
m] M. ct
5 ln'fsifinbi'! !:iJ-Mnctbioou'e ne'uii 'ss
'At 'th'csishxfie riche-"si Mild" plaeemctilhss]; _
& Parmers'Packethll sail
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