Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-12-22 00:00:00, page 2

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ss sisi-folk, on Sunday morning next.
"_ ,si-lsscsilrgoin ten days. Applym ss
" Marsteller and Young. !
sidrg-eBar-Gerybcing her first voy- "
; si act" jss'ss-sipow in cempictc order (O go to
' sioctnssct Applysito thq sisicnpcain on hoard, or to
- ]ames Sanderson.
_- Yossgmher 28. si d
; - NEWTON KEEhE
zxsifi—si' "OFZF'B'RS FOR SALE,
sisissct 34?" hogsheads Westsilndiu and New Or-ss
w Stfgar . ss
- 6 ticrdcs dittq
' [00 barrels cliuo -
150' bags green coﬂ'ee
-_ 70 ton: bar isir-msi
. si _ si :; barrel: New England rum
*- . si 50 doxes candle:
,ss-sszsse ?.th young hyson tca
4 ss 2 dittosi'ctsiﬂysausssiditto .
-ss , sfhalsþfpcs Tdnerisse wine
;; 8 bogshcad: \Vcst lndia Rum
" 1—00 bassrrels New Yozjk prim'c pork
si 20 casks London brown ctssitom, and
20 bmcs New Oriczms csiczsiton
5- pipes B'ayonne brmdy. 1
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.] AMES BU s LLR, but may possibly
eange his name (as he was christened) to
ct .ROBERT HUlLS, the mopeny of C. C.
. _Mnso:o He is about 25 years of age , 5
jbct .9 or 10. inches high ; very black, with
'ct'fschin, visageyand has a scur on one of his}
cheek! near the eye, and another on his
Wsdoocnsiongd by a burn. He has been
accustomod to work m : 'Prmting Office, and (
is nwhrablq good Pr-cssman , had on when
he went away a grey coating round about, ss
blue doth irouaed's, and llnen and red ﬂannel ss
.hirts, with mind!! other clothsinoc known
A fibermsﬄrssﬂ will be given tor apprehend
ngand se'qul'iissssg said Fellow, so that ] may
Plum agsiaimsss- siand reasonable chargcs paid
SMALL l ARM, containing about
lorel, called " Hysibla Vallcy," on the
. cum Vensiwn mad, about five miles lrom
-si ct_ Alessmdna, together with the surming uten—
mk of cattlc, and the present ClOP of
vheatsi and Indiun corn.
45?" ' sif-Adsiy dessiefipfion 13 unnecessary, as any per
silssctct ;mvbhing topurqhase may view the prc.
! ' ]. B. Nlckolls.
N 21. _ law
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'A" dwelling house to rent
ss 'A " XTU-ATED at the power of 'Watvr and
_ ' ct Duke , studs, and late]? occupied by ]
.Dt. W'ashingtonct- _lt is susiiciunly large and (
Will Bdssniade convenient; & sicosil brick stable 1
ind Other out" houses arcsisiuxached to i\ ;
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ss Vffi 'sail srom Irwin : whars, for Nor
A bay Horse, about 16 hands
high, & star in his forehead St. shod all round,
about nine 01 ten ssv'euls old Any persiso 1 who
ssmay find the said hmsc and will leave him
any when on the road so that I get him a.
gain, s'sh'aH receive & reasonable and satisfac
si tory fawgrd.
siss — Samue} Lowc. 1
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Dowmber 21 ss ; . do
Daily Gazette, 6 Do/ct'w .? Per ammm.
Came"; Gactm, 5 pollan;
fFssorctSZlc, Fccight or Charcesirss
gotfsssnem Harcshome's mill, on Sunday
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SAMUELSNOWDEN,
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MTURDA Y, BECEMBER 32.
&. Negro Fellow,
.ABSCONDED
The Packct Sloop Dispasi'c/z, ss
_ For Frelght or .Charter
sict. ' 'The good ship THUMAS,
Will carry about _47 5 hind: of 3500
blla; and will be ready to receive :
__.,__Tho-goo_d and substanual last 3
sailing'Shiþ !
'TEN BROTHERS; !
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un. SMITB, SECRFssTARY or. 8T'jAsiTF,'TO
:si-GEN. A'KMSTRONG. si_ - ,
si Departmcnt qf State, ﬀuly. 5, mro.
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The arrival of the. John Adams bnossugbf'
your letters of the lst, 4th, sz, and loth;
Aprik . si. . _ - si .
Frofii'ﬄat o'fthc lsch' April, It appears,
that, the scizures of the Amrtjcan properly,
l lately made,-_hactd been iolkzwu] by its actusi ct
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al tale, and'thaz the proceeds hddþccn dv- ";
posited insiche emperor's caisse ])rivc. You
have presented, in such just colors, the c
normity of this ousrage, that I have only to
: sjgnisy to youss, that the Presidcm entirely
ss approves the- step that has sibccen taken by
' you, md that he does not ds-ubt that it will
be followed by you, or the person who may
ss succeed you, with such fsiurchcr interposi—
tion, as may be deemed :zdvisablc. He in—
structs you, particularlyctn make tthrcnch
govemment sensiblc nisithf- deep impression
made here, by so signal auuggnsission on
the principlcs of'jusrice and of good saith ;
and to demand every reputation of which
the case is susceptible. If i( bss: not the
purpose of the French government. to re—
move cvny idea of friendly adjustment
with the Unitcd Scatcs, it would seem im
possible but that a roconsidermion us this
Violent proceeding must Head to a redrcss-ut'
it, as a prciiminury to a gmeral accommo
dation of the disscscnces between chc cwu
countries.
At the date oslsihe last communicationsi
srom Mr. Pinkney, he had not obtained,
( from the,:British govetnment. an acceptnnce
csthe Kcondition. on which the French go
vernment was willing to concur, in putting
an end to all the edicts of both against our
neutral com'hctterce. If he should, aster
wards have succeeded, you will of course,
. ov'rcCciving information 0; the fact, imme
(hate. _t cz. im lrom the French gave rntnent
the Iulsihnent of tts promise; and" bv transl
ming the r salt to Mr. Pink kncy, you will
co apernte with hZ 01 in coinpleting the re
mov los all the iilcgal obsttuctions to our
Commerce.
' Among the documents nossw sent is ano
ther cut y of the act of congress, repe aling
_ the non intercomse law but authorising a
renewal of it against Great Britain, in cassi
ss I' rance shall repea't her edicts, and Great
_ Britain rcfvs: to sol'ow the example and
; vice versa- You' .mvc been already interm
Tcd that the president is ready to exercise
: the power v zttd m ! xm (m such purpose,
as s-mu as th : occusmn sha'ti & ise. Should
the other experiment, in the hands us Mr.
Pinkzzey, have sail 'd, you w'ﬂl make the
act o! congrcss, all.! the d- :sposition of the
presiucnt, the subject ofa iotmal commu
nisication to the French government ; and it
is not easy to conceive any gtssound even
speciuWS, on which the overture specified
at the act can be declined. ss
Isthcsi non-intercsiourse law. in any of its
modifications. was objeccionable to the em
peror of the French, that Law no longer ex
hts. ,
peal of her edicte her blockadcs, which. care
not consistent" with the law of nations, you
ma , should it be shund necessary, let it be
mit ctStuOd thitt a repcal of the illegal block
adcs, of a date prior to the Berlin dccree,
namely. that of May, 1806, will be includ
ed in the condition, required by Great-Bri
tain; that particular blockade having been
avuwcd to be romprchcnded in, and of
ctcourse identified with, the order: in coun
c't}. With respect to blockades of a subse
quent date, or not against France, you will
press the reasisonablencss of_lcaving them,
together with future blockadcs, not war
ranted by pttblic-law, to be proceeded a
gainst. by the Unitcd Statcs,-in the manner
they may chose to adopt.
As has been heretoforc stated to you, a
satisfactesy provision ctsor restoring the
property lately surprized and seized by the
order, or at the instance, of the French
{governmeusimust be pombincd with a re
the letter of the duke of Cadore, of Fchru
ary 14, to do justice. to the Unitcd States,
in the case ofa pledge on their part not to
submit to the British cdicts, the opportuni
ty {or making good the declaration is now
aﬀorded. Instcz-d of submission, the pre
sident is ready, bv renewing thc non—intcr
course against Great-Britain, to oppose'to
her elders in council a measure, which is
of a character that ought to satisfy any rea
- sonable- expecttttion.
[fit should be necessary for you to meet
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tsi ACCOMPANYING sisiTnE MctESS'Acr, 'ossxctssjz-sigsizsssi"
F- PREssSlDctENTo—CQNTlNUED. ss; ct , .
the question,si'whecher the non-intcrcoursc _
win be: renewed against Great Britain, in
case she should not comprthend in the rc- ;
If he be ready, as has been declared. in T
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The: policy of the: order of Apjil, 1809,
if not avowcdly, was must certainly to pre
vent such supplics, by shutting out thus::
only which migh: ﬂow from ncuiral SOUTCQS,
m ordtrth-sircby to lssaxor :: surrcptitious
monopoly to British tradcrs. In orderco
counteracc'tbis policy, it was the m'aniisscsc
interest of France to have favorcd the ri
val and chcapcr supplics through neutmls ;
instead of which she has co-opcratcd with
the monnpolizing views of Great Bissitain;
bya rigmous rmzlusiou of neutrash from
her ports. .She has, in fact, reverscd the
operation,originully prossiSzed by he:- de
c'rce. lnstead nf annoying her enemy at
the: exPe-nse osa friend, she annoys ;: shend
for the bcncfi'siolsi h--r enemy.
If the French government should acccdc
to the: ovc-rture, ccssntaincd in the ac: 0.
Congress, by repcaliog or so'modisying its
decrees, asnhat they will muse: Lo violate
our ncutral rights, you will, is DCCCSSJVY.
transmic (he rcpcal, properly authcnticaurd,
to Mr. P'ynknc-y, by a special messenger;
and you vﬄl hasten and insurc the rcccipc
osit here, by engaging a vessel, if no c
quivalentconveyuucc shculd oﬂ'sir, to bring
'ic directly from France, and by sending
sevu'ul copixs m Mr. Pinkncy, so be for.
warded from British ports.
I have the honor to be, &cct
_ R. Ssv'iITHsi
"Gen. John Armstrong, EÞssc. Efc. Effic,
sisipeat bfss'ctfth'esi Frenchsiedictjsijsisisiyfch a_ new tq
sia—nonct-ifitercounesiwith Great—Brttatn ? such
sisiasipt'xwision being- att insictdtspensable esstdcnce
of the just purpose of Frange towards the
-Unitcd Statz-s, And you wsl-l, morcqycr,
Tbclcarcful, in .arranging' suchz} Provnswt}
fcjtsi (hat particuiar case of sposihattons, not
tossweakm the ground on which a redress
of Others (may be justly pursued.
fssissss th: act of Cuttct'ztuu, Which has legal
iZeJsiaftW tiadc With buth'thc bclsigcrcnts,
,ctMHOctticttsisissguasding against British interrup
tions, Of it with France, whilst France Can
tcthc Frenchgovcsnmcnt ma bc reminded
of the other t'c'aturc at the act, which puts
it in their own power tu obtain either atn'
intcrrssuption of our tradc with Great Bit
tain. or a recal of her interruption ot it
with France.
Among the considerations which belong
to this subject it may be: remarked, that;
it might have been reasonably expected, by
the Uhitcd Statcs, that a repcal of the:
French decrees would have resulted from
the British order in counciloprril,1809.
'This order expressly rcvoked the preced—
ing orders of NOVt'mbcr, 1807, hcrctnfotsic
urged by Francss: in justification of her dc
ches, and was not only diﬀerent in its ex
tcnt and its details, but was esscntially dis
t'crent in its policy.
The pol'tcy of the orders of 1807 *-'.'as.
by cutting oﬀ q'tl commcrcial suppiies, m
rxtort on her rncmics the distress, whch the
French decrce was intendcd to infiicc cu
Great-Britasim.
be complaincd of, as leaving the truth: on
the worst possible sooting sor France. and
on the: hest possible one for Great-Br'uaiu, ss'
Mr. Smith, Secretary qf State., 20 General}
Armstrong. ?
Departmmt asState, ffiu'y 17, 18 ZO. ,
SIR—You will herewith receive dupli-ct ;
cares of my lritcrs to you ofthe 20$h June;
and 2d ar—d 5\h osJuly. . '
This despatch you Will rccc Eve fain
licpggssnonc Miller of the novy, who is to!
prssogcsi'ed from Ncw-York 1n_thsie'sloop et!
wargzhe Hornet- This pubhc veswl has
been ordered to England and to France,
not only for the purpose of transmitting
to you and to our minister in London, but '
for the further purpose of aﬀording you as
WelF as him a safe opportunity of conveying
to this department, before the next meet.
ing of Congrcss, full information o! xhc
ulcimatc policy, in relation to the Unired &
States, ol the: governments of England and
France. And, with a view to insurc her
return {to the United Scales in due sea'son,
her commanding officer has received .Ordr-rs
not to remain in any port of Europe ascer
che firstday of October next; VVich rcs.
pect therefore to the time you will detain
Mr. Miller 'm Paris, you will be inﬂuenced
by the information which you may receive
from him, as to the orders he may have
from the commandiog officer osche Horace
I have the honor to be, &c;
Gen- jalm Armsielrang, (90. He. EFPC.
Extract of a letter from Mr. Smith, sacr'sis
zary osstatc', to General Armstrong, den".
ed, '
Department of State, Nav. 2, 18100
** You wsiill hcrcwith receive a printed
copy of the proclamation, which conform
zblzss to the act of congrrss, has been
iss' ed by the president, on the revocation
of the Berlia and Milan decrees. You Will
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;hdweYÞr-silcssesbc,F'Wsi zmmmr'n llhdgrg,
stand, that this has been " dom: of; 'th- si'
ss'grctoqul. that sszhcrgpcal of these: dcmcsi
ducs'involvc an exsiinguishmcnz u! alhhss
cdicts of France: accuaﬂy invuivsimg our
neutral righzsssand :hat, :hc l't-SCHalmm va..
ssdcr the cxprcssion 'icbciug unduawusp
ss are not. conditions prcgca—c m, uﬀccllug msi,
operation us [he repent ; and un Lhdi g-usim-ssz
also that the Uniccd' Smu-ct- arc um Psisiﬂssid
against the biuckudvs us (H'ch brsuxicctugss
'yond what is Statssul in my- lutcr v.,- yuu :35
the 5Lh of july. it in to be ?cmuifmictsi
marcthr, that imssming lhs: procZ-ammm;
it has been' prr'sfi'incd that me requzsicti'siesi-ss
contained in that icucr on the buict'cm uff
the: eeqsixcsss'crvd property, wllfi hzctz-si sizcc-sizss
satisfied. This prcsumffiunp ic xv.-i; only"
.savorcd by the nzuural' connexion of;" xix.};
policy :md justice: of a rCVrrSal of that gan.
qucszeraliuu with the rcpcal oschc 'J-cct'ﬀch '
but it is Strengthcncd by concumzzz'si. z-ctc.
coums, through diﬀerent Channels (hete. malt.
property as has been acquzfficctr-sisszctf !sssictss bsisissctss.
acmally restored.
.. -she c—nclosu] copy of my Eas-si arm;- L(
Mr. Pinkucy, of the: IQx'n uhch ct-ct-ip ctsssssisssifct
sord you a disxinCL view of lhcctiin: oi'con.
ducc Pl'c5cntcd to him is: schiioatsisi 'js. .{h
British orders and blu-si kadcsct ss
, " This dcspatch WIH be: delivcrssfcj ;, vm-si
by one us the officers of the Ufiiacei Fssfznctr-zz-ssssi
srigalc: ESScx, who will have order?- sisscr rusiss.
turn to his ship us sun:: as be shaZ', Havgsi
sCCcind SU'sih (lcsp'cttchce a-si; 'si'usi; sijgss-si' rsisi-ss-si-si
it necessary w !.xunsmisi't ctct; ss bit ct'fctsioctctj'ysi
RICDC.
iszsi'essict fsiTssfz/m .cz'jmmctu-rsix- ctsigctc. Ye"; so?;
(' To be- contiizzireact
xsiwsig-Ma own? mmmw
!:isift'ys ucl la,: 'Tsscsi-ss) arc?
, ANA ssiVF, Y, :xonsi fine,- same. !zcsict" :: :ss-ctraz—
-. tation :n Failﬂtxx counicty sm . ctsi-uctzssznd
night last, :: egro mar. .zamec , Ts-"h' .lA ZK.
feeet 10 inches high, ::touimadc :1Z)\'.)'.\t2si5'
yews s! agesi black? ccnctpisi-sszioa, vhen C-[IOL'UF
to has ? down look, and in: soczsifssdng has.
something osa sz-tammeu. At the :.zm (; iima
went oﬀa ncgro cgiil, named MA'. -Z !]LDA ,
she is of a very light compiexim:, about 16
years of age. he.- cloaihing 30 ". x.;foaxssi :.oms
0"; calicoe, other- of counugr :Eolh- ..4 .5 Wan'e
cloathing- .; such as; planiaucn ;:egxroes 'ctene
raHy but" of country doth,. About .? mouths
ago a mulatto mar. wan.; off" from: {he: same
place— he :s about 5 {set 9 inches. high; about
35 years o" age, siender made, very fond of
strong- liqum, his closizfihingsi- e'cfz a: She g.,
bovv— -hc may hact'c drowned some addition
to his common since his empe :n...:-'; I wit?
give for apprchcndzzqe acxsict c-rsi' 31, jgnmzsss;
Twenty Dbl/ms , and so: she gir! Z'm ,),H/qct:
"he ; muiatfcct: :nzsi n was long names? ug- alouf
;his town and may be stili m :;inss 59 m., .:out;
it. The gin! has a mother sz, gwhcre in tne
lower end of Fairsa: countv nen, _-:,3 ,siivch
where she may endeavcr tc s-zsic re'csi': hor'alf;
quwsc: in me.":
necessar ic- give 20 8!) c : at? = "woe-:m':
:: mn'si-nucma! fUi i!" ?" '"4L' liljfsi'si h-C' saw;! (:is
of cthc sesaazsi Luu w: iitcctvszsi'fsszz' sake. ,zxrrct
.o sictz'u (! any ::z-sctctvssfz ons Snct-z'ziyZzsz-Tzr-x- ace
knowledgm- ::17. or. zfrsie si-zz-r: us ;hc S—z des";
;;hzt ihco nor) :mu'cozsi'sire-c wa whiz-si :w-z
no,! retrosPc ctiisi'f:5 Zas an'fss' gazsiossct Lia:- !!zc—
French sleeves, -*.- i '
sencially consists r. si-ezrczszzcciffisiz ;ss—nc-sict
ration. I: t'ss'utisi- ch-:_ssmg-—z1c".sisi1\he
put of the = Juitcd o'mxsses Ass ! te .!iusisi-Lc more
xinare nominalsi as 'NiL, :pp ca' dsi'sir ib: ::si—
cloÞ-ed copy of :} least:: Z'UZT. the: ::ss-arur'ss
depatimmte If; May he :;zctpsi— lS'ct'f',*.zT!717,l'isi'
that the :hirc': secticsizsi. ;;sisi th? &csi: v.; Isiss'si-rcty.
{orthe recovers} of ibrf'sirfturctxss :lusixf e." fihf
non-imercuurse Saw, c-atcmpimfzfi JZoss:
tians by an: -';m czxir-zecs; sizam-z ilssjsirsixz.
French violatfzozs, ':'si-*hich :ctid nc'si,Z-1=.'.'3—:
been of sufficfi cal. .mp'zz'tarzc-a 20 hzzsszr-a c-Jicc
so:- St.:J 2 nrc-ctzsi noinafing-f =:a*.c=.'—1si'sixa:>:5.*3='
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S'm,
- As :51ezct'ra"n I:. tavhfsisis air;; F. c-sisic}:
government has. brenne": si", ;*Zsi'._'.'-,'
place the rc'ccagisiorct 1)? xxc sccss'si
suggest :c— 3: she .- "ctrlhsi- -- Dram 3?" siysi
quiring -_- r-si-gcugsisisisiai-n: of" ahc- ."?"r-zt-c-T' pctopcr
(Z/ Wisifisssl first? " l-C-M! " :ﬄ: flor-Zzztszzct-z-si-ssrrsc:
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