Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-10-08 00:00:00, page 3

ct' —ss -*,-,,;,5. Witness voka-tfxev Nsipv'rss'bsi
__ss__ 7ss' we {53}! he told-sim the "lofty
, ctsi ;, sictf'isiu annssi'vchv Oﬄmv that she
"'a "("a 'nn'cion of 'srqssgmen in arms would
3 si si} sithe fficrccnary legions of desp'ozi'sm.
"'The-.- sct,g,_.g that We' should be, half
& si. si wed bv previous habimal submission
\ sisi'sssih'is ctwesilon'ger continue) we should
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nntsY We are not surprlsed at anv
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Sir": whicha pnoﬂlgate part'lzzm os faction
si a corrr his {reasonable de:
, "No! honest but deludcd cnnvcrts. FVesi-x
' ' nhat Bonaparte will treat us wnchjus
nice and moderation ! Upon whsisi we ask,
;; this rxpsisi-ctation snund-sssl ? Fromssvhat
has happmcd, w? may form some )"fsig'
mntxns what Wl" happ-sin, under Slmllar
circumstancsi-s. Lnnk_ ac chapartc's con
,dmxtnSPRsiln, a faithful ally, wh03e blood
sib-ctdﬂchd, and whnse treasure! had been
poured into his coﬀcrs, whose commercc
was mined, and whose vzﬂuable cnlonies
,,ctc jeofiardsirchl, and all to gratisy his im
hcable 'nnmd w Engiqnc!._ Look 3; Hol
lancsi whc-se snﬀcrings in his cause, Wouk]
excite nur symgathy, if her PVWinus lsssicctss
um was not rccollcued. ln that counsiry,
nchhrrthc suhmi-sinn of the peoplsi nor
she nes of blood which connected him with
the sovereign, wctho he had appointed over
(gem. smmrd any barricrs in the way of
huznzbitious and iniquitnus desigm.
' But why should Wc wander in :hc devi
ons ctzhsnsconjcrctnre, whrn we can sssi.
vchn the h'th mad nisishct ? Why trouble:
nursclvcs with speculmions, when proof is
iumishcd ? W'hv should wsi, enquire Wh'dt
B-mapartr would (39, When we Scc What he
lffildlcto'q d-N-S' ;} He Cunlmandgd us [0 make
war upon EngIand —-\*.'c- adopted an emlmr
80 Wct 'si' "sin'iﬂlrscourse, and he: was satis
fied-We cctrminuecl t'u-m until slisgrasc
ss asm0 , - —' .
WThssct-rc are some who aﬀect w believe,:md
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01?! as me" eloquent Ames predlcted, raise
ssbsiuld say. ( _ _
sii "s bm we are agznmshcd at the: crcduh
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'lknquished thssm. Fircd with ind'zgnali-sn,
ma: unlike those wretchcd states, who have
our own interests—Bonnpartc confiscatsi's
car pmpcrxctv, orders us to be cxc'uudcd
trrzm che comm-ss-rcc of all that part of che
msssi-lwhcre his iuﬂ'df' nc: extends, and in
one word has mad..- "va; upon us. We say
hchzs made: war upon us, because he: cum
mks even" actns hoszilil), that m the pre
m: muauon of the two countries, it is in
his puu'cr to commit. He has not invaded
our c.,u: ny, and for reasons which have: no
Cuuncxsiwn with his justice or modern: um.
and ruin sturcd us in the facc, when we rr- '
ruinsssid thr-mSc-lctcs tn gvm'ncty !".im, we: chose ,
Wrxssercise our independcncc, and consulcss
"m Richard Arm}! to the subscriberj 10 58
::sisisshe pgymem of: a certain sum of man?):
ir- .sih" M—Cobh, wxll be exposed to gale 10!
4"? money, on me respective prenmesmn
b-mday the Ism day of this present ments},
ssesimCharzrc of 38 silver dollars atm' one
si'sissl Of :: doilur, issszuing out as a p'PCC us
gsssi'sictd ]Y'mg upon the West side of Water
Rectum to she. norchwsissd of ])uke street,
.sisitsi'ssd 5)" Duss-id Arell m L NVestcjn. sulþjfsiet
sssidct d0:-\'(:1'u\ Pzctwssoc Moore, renct usitne.
sissct and thereln— also &- rent charge often
ctM-lds len shishngs, isisuing out. at a piece
bound lying also on the west Side of '\Va-—i
,;si' "Feet & to the northwald of Duxe-ssseet,
. f'fsied bY Svsimud Ardl unto Absashm \\"roe
cometh: tom.- of an indrpcndcuc nation, a
hugcr submissiion um) plunge us into inc—
marble zuin and disgraCc. \Vc should dis
fndsgcxhosc prejudiCcs which haw bccn Su
injurious. Wc uughtnot longer m lond
wuhterms of reproach, those, who xakino '
immprchcnsiw xicw os che Situation ol \h<_
"ﬄd, nave endeavorcd to szop ahc pru
8s<ss o: the most impulitic puejudicc n
S'ct-nsl a namn, who defics (he: () ram .
"85 aud sxands buwun us and his iwn
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vnr m persuade others, that the em
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, By gentlemen who have recently lest
France and who are well acquainted with
the present French prospccts and projects,
it appears that Bonaparte is caussiing every
excrtfion to be made in everyn naval depot
throughout his empirc sorthc mcreasc oshis
navy. The same gentlemen state that for
sesi-veral years past all ranks of socicty have
been anxious for & peace : there are also se
vrr'al indications of late of a disposition on
the part osthc Emperor to be: at peace with
England for a season at least. After all his
plan s for conquering the " right little tight
little snug little island" of 0. Britain ; the
building of numberhss gun bnats, and the
long encampment on the French coast oshis
" Army os England ;" astcr sin his pros
pccts, his thrents of being in London at :!
given time, his assurnnccs Os success and
promises of rich plundcr throughout the
soon to be vanquished territories ot'his enc
my ; he is at length fury cnn-si-incecl that he
sihas no way to cope with Engkmd but by ?!
'nnvy ; and it is said to he his dcterminazion
sitn have one fully equal to that" ofEngland.
For which purpose every exsi- rtion is now
every where making ; and, the- more spec
dily to accomplish wh'zch,1t is t:- tremely
probable- that he is now serious._v desirous
oscss-zcdng & temporary peace with Great
Britain; one to last just long enough for
him to prepare himsxls sor :! war in which
he hnpr-sis to have a better chance of success
than his present Situation can aﬀord.
ly for th: purpose of being btttcr prfparcd
ss on (hcsiis part to renew hustiiltisis, while the
ss as theSc warlike prcsipamzions are making in
ss France, the English will be confidsssint that
Tshc drsireos prrmzmcnt peace is not sincere,
: Had the blow becn actcmpL-si-d, when the
: sounds us liberty and cquulizy, republican
; ism and the rights of man, were singing in
every can: when the amcli'nution of the
human race, by the adopxion otsissmllder con
scitutiona, fircd every expectacicsh ; when it
was s:ri0usl)' bZlicvct'ed that the principch of
the rcvohuion wcrciof the most bentficcnt
nature ; and when those principlcs had gain
ed so great an ascendcncy in England ;
when French intriguc and French princi
plcs were powerful enough to shukc che an
cient pillars of the British government :...
had Bonaparzc then possessed his present
! power, and then laid the blow, the British
govcyagcqtyxusc haajc trembled indeed:
' si .Aletassnntta Uaﬂxsix .Gazette.
Msioctwctsssi OCTOBER :;
Butnshis dcs'zgns thr: British gove'mment
are no! unawarc ; nor will th-y susssi r 'nim
to dupc them. she]? St us was closed on
and chcrefcnc will comsimuct: Opz-n waxssiusic.
As long as there shall appear & disposition
on the part of i'i'kc Frr mh govcnmucnt, whe
ther Bonnpartc Of a Bourbon be on the
throne,tu reduce Great Brimin's naval su
periority or to suhjugme 'sihc kingdom. so
long willm-ssz war continue, inzcrvak of an
gry peace perhaps uccurring, even fur ccn
lunics>ct to come. Notwsinhstanding the
rcvo'lmiunz to which n'ssuions arc subject,
nntwichstanding the great changes that may
possibly take plzcc in the English govern
ment, the nation at large will most ssinsibly
feel the ncccssiry us having the sword con
tinue unsheathchill che enormuus power of
Frauu: shall be: 1csscnrd,the balance osEu
repc restored, and France 'ncrsdf shailccusc
(si) dreamgs anncxinsi; thc British islcs to the
French cmpirc. The hopc-s of our demo
crats, and as thry are gzoundless, that na
tional bankruptcy is soon to take place in
England, ansil national ruin of course, as
they hope, win most assuredly be blastcd.
VVhatcvrr diSSrntinns, or whatever changes
mayoccur in England, the nation at large:
will be fi'uc to themselves ; wi}! resisc every
endeavor to imposc a forcign yoke: upon
them. The day of French intrigue, as it
respects England, has long since gone: by.
British shouM become less so. But as long
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The possessed of those qualities which are
ss necessary for uniting the love and the tear
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' most probable that the crown will continue
' lctcts :
'l'he whote nnmhcr of CRSCS, 663
The number cured, 577
Do. rrl'lch-d, 48
Do. (leaths, ""
' since the dropsy was considered by many as
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5 altogethcrim'urablc. Whethcrthis disease
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' there are, in the cltmate of Montrcal, few
- er cases of consumption, and many more
of highly inﬂammatmy dtseasu, than in
: ours. It is but a few years, we bdsslch,
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; Commerciai Advertisu, it will 3;>p*"<tr t'nsitt
_Eumpe, leaving an heir in his mnjority,pos
_ Long continued power and ambition (it Bo
of his subjects ; and for maintaining what
his prcdecessor has gained. Should Bona
parte die a natural drath, and have no is
sue by his present wife, it is far more pro
bable than otherwise ?, that for the want ofa '
successor in whom they can aii unite, some i
one oschc Bourbon samiiv will be placed on
the thron e. Shcss-uid he leave an heir to the
impcrial crown, and die during the minor
ity of that heir, it is very doubtiui whether
When Nsr. Gerry; at present governor of
Matsisza'csihmetts, returned to Boston from ]
his embassy to France in conjunction with
M esissieursi Pinkney and Marshall, he was
asked when in his opinion the war between
Engiand and France would cease. He. re
plied that a permanent peace would not i
take place in sihy years. Perhaps this npi— 1
nion was grounded on the expecwtion of the
samc enormous power and ambition by his
successor or successors. it appears by this
that he was under no apprehension ofthc
co'nquest of England. Very diﬀerent opi—
nions are entertained by European poiiti
(:i-ctms respecting the sate of the French em—
pirc after the decease osthc present Empe
ror. Some believing that no successor will
ENTERED,
Brig Potomac, Matthcws, Boston ; salt,
shoes, candlcs, &c. ; lo Faxon, Llcxcals &
Co.
Shooner Hazard, Howe, Passamaquod
dy ; plaster and oil ; to the master.
Sloop Unily, Hand, Philadciphia; fall
goods; disscxmt merchantsg
napartc while alive, and the exercise ofsithc
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the regr-nts of the empirc wouid be abie to
pres-zrvc (he crown in his family. Shouid
he live to old age and die without a dimi
nution of his plcscnt political strength in
sessing much osthe spirit of the father, it is
is assuming a new character or the: sacuity
are acquiting new skill as to its nature and
the manner in which it should be treated—
or wherhc-r I-oth are the sact—we shail leave
to be decided in some of the Nlcdical pub
licaticms of the day.
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houndarios of France contracted to the an
cient lines ;and the nations he has COPQ'KCF
former Situation.
tain it ttll he gives ample satifisaxmyctsspt ons
that he has reachcd the scene os "n'is arnbi- ;
tion, and is undcs'trous of further corzqsstct-sts. '
ed restored without great changes to their
Communducts nsivsitl skill, cxctsi-rtcnuc
apd distip'silnc equal to her antagmtisr, the
Afmcrsitcan patr'tot need not dr-si-ud the salt us
the British cmpire, the: certain so: st'silnn cr
However desirous of peace Bonapnrtc
may at present be, for the purpose oisih-ss-ttcr
preparing himsels sor war, he will ncvcr (,ctb
Diseasessi ofctWyntreal.-From the annttztl
report of utscztScs treated at "the Hotcl
Dttu," Montrcal, from August 8, 1809, to
]ttYy 31, 1810, we gathcr the following
And :s Engtand is never overcome till th:
Fr-sinch possus : nwa! surcc with nsit'alj
of our suhjugation.
On the dt tail us the diitases, the toilow
ing is, perhaps, all that woutd be interest
ing hL-rc :
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PI >urisy and inﬂammatory
assectinns of the breast, 229 208 6 1
Fevers us all kinds 63 56 4
Dropsy 20 ] 1 5
Consumption 15 0 7
Cancer ' 6 5 1 0
From this sketch, says the: New York
Part qf Alexandria.
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t To Europe or an Eastern Part,
? good vessel in cctompkete order, and will I,;
ready to receive a cargo in three days. Ap—
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i - Lawrason & Fowlc.
Ucmher 8. '
\ Best London Particular Madezsira
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Just received and for sale by the Subscriber,
Some-uf .Vlcssrs. Murdoch, Y-uilic, VVarcL
ss rop & (Io's. .
LUNDUN PARTlCULAR MADEIRA
W' I N E,
ln whole, half and quarter Pipes. This
Wine is me?] known to do equalto any ship—
ped to the United Stalcs.
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A Frcsh and szndsame Assartmmtaf
A. C. Cazenove.
October 8. _ epst
The REFUSAL,
A Novcl, by M-s \VEST, is jusx. received.
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The Complctc Farrier.
Jackdon's account of the Empire of Mo
' rocco. after a xczssixfcncc of 16 years, with ;:
desrription of ] 93}_1si-tletoo, the great empe
rium us ccntml An ica.
Stcubcn's improvsisizd Regulations sor the
Order and Disc—sip'ssinc of the 'sroops of tho
Unitc-d Srutcs.
a \stl-.ingsi:ox.'s ssss'alcdictm'y Address to the
Peapsic uszhc- U-ssim-d Frcttcs. A most hcuuct
liiusi. minictiuz'si: c-clztiuzz, with & s'siri'siing Like
nsisi-ssi ot'thssu nm m;--rsi.1ble Manu
FOR saw. m
jamcs Kenncdy, sen.
Ostlshﬂ' 8. erziss-w
81? Msi-Lv 9: baussgss zt ss/ur A "05,
A ! i... si; (( :rg ? :: young lives, almost
equal to t'le iee simpic right) for ?43 nescs
o. L—XNH, ly; sig -.n the cu-simy cf !' sill'sdx,
a Ni bk'il "2! (A paid. Ui iiiC illil ( C iiCsi' .\.\\ci !
wmu." ; thc mnu .lre \[ iz 70!) 1) .m is V n..
gmfn frsisins'si'ss. r 'lsiubsizcm, which !"ﬂssxfy' !)c !:ougkt
isiur l55. per cut. cquctl to {518 75 ct—z. it is
i'siuurc am ut nine mzlcs l'xsiozn fixlcx :uiz'ia —
Tizc impnn'cmcms tare & ing dWcisiiilgsssi' hl u-sio
With thrcc :unn'si-s, kitchcn. gz'arsisiux'y, Stc. Alas)
a good Pcach and App'siu ()uch-ctrd, ;n.1 & cm.
sif'ela-ﬂc propurticss-n of meadow lctulcl sictis
surm is sssud to be admfrably exciact ted tsi) tuc
Piui tcr—a guusil Clusi: Gf thssit WsixS made on
said s-crm. and it is supposed about 5;).s) bush
els corn uiH me mztic {his year, with the la—
bor ui two hands. if not dispssscd sif be;sox'c
tue 18thof this present month it Will proba
b'y not be ."or ddic uﬂer thou pe io-sil Any
_ p xson wis-zi= vg to puuchase Will p esicsc app: 7
to tue susisisc.i:-u, ncsicling at Mount 1.il,
who will shew them <ui<l szu m.
go? Printing in all its _branch— .
es neatly executed at thzs office...
es- A Reward oﬀered forthc
restoraciun of the sufzscz-xsizer's HO R SL',
which strayed or was svolen il'om his stable
yard on the night of Friday che Llst os last
month. He is a black horse, between 14 &
15 hands high, heavy made., wi'sih'a cropped
munc, his near hind foot white, and some
fresh marks on his back obeasioncd by the
chair harness.
1-"IVE DOLL/lRS will be given sor re- -
turning the horse. and, if stolen, TEJVDOL
LARS more for the npprehcnsiun of the chief
upon conviction of the felony. 'ss
AN A\VAY from the subscriher, on the
Sd illstsszlll, thlcc likely NEGROES,
viz. George. .: c'zin xi.—.age fellow, s'siuttcrs at
times bat-lly, '18 YCM'S of asie, 5 sect 8 01'9
inches highss-H zsi/lic a stout black fellow, a
bout the .sissinme height!) and generally news
whiskerssi.-— silarun, about the ssimc heiqhth,
25 )ezns of age and ve y lum] ol healing. it
is suppo<ed they are gone [0 Alc : mclriu and
will pmoablssv pass as Mr. G orge C/m/zman' :
property. I wiil give the avovc l'cwsial'd for
the three, or 'lsie-z 4)0([u7'8 I'nr each, isdcli
vered lo Col Robert RandoI/z/z, or to Jan'n-c.
Bales, os Fuuquier county, and all reasonable
charges, or it accurcd in jctil so that I get
them again.
George Grant.
Fauquicr County, Oct. 3—8. -ssss_ess(ss)ss5tssf__
Sloop Olive Branch, chm, Baltimorel
fall goods , diﬀerent merchanuct
CLEARED, '
Bng George Washingwn, Shcldoo, Pro
vidcncc , by the master.
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October 8. Lan-St
Which wiil be sold on the best terms.
T/zsiissrssy Dollars Rcu'ard.
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DRY GOODS,
H Ass 2 A R D,
ORI'IN' HOWES, IVJISTER;
Buvthcn about 850 bnrrcls, is a
Arch. M'Clean.
THE SCROONRR
lssVm. B. Asilelzsizsin.