Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-26 00:00:00, page 3

returns made;. Toml.
New .hmpshirc si1809 24281
Munchuseus 1809 69.353 i
'Vemom 1809 aoctso ss
kinde [blind '1 sos ' maw
Coomuicot ] 809 20.176
ne- Ycsk 1807 92,ss4
new ]cnc! " 1809 assss'os
Pains) lmcia 1809 .95,467
-D [aware 1809
nmIsi—uu _ 1807 39,640
Virgin" 1808 80,859
North Carollpa 1809 4-7.939
Sooth Cztdiasin 1807 29.60ct
Georgia - 1'809 20,088
Kmusikv 1809 _ 40,599
Tcam net , 1806 ' 16.822 ct
Osissblo . -1 807 - 15 ,324
Discriu of Cowmssbia 1808 2,245
Miu'usippi Tcnicor) 1807 ' " 2-153
lodiana Terricory - 1806 ' 2.0G7'
Orleans ctsctriforctvct .] 807 'Sss62'6
Loo's'ssusina Tr'rritbry " 1809 si2.S-$0
The French Expose says " ltwfas France
'ho esltbfieLte-ssl the lndcpendencc of the U;
Statu." "shut the efforts of the Ametiean
citizens are nosiconsidcred as any thing. ls
the proud assctsition Were true, what claim
on our gr.;titudc has Bonaparte. Louis XVI.
who was destroyed by the French. directed
'hnt France should do in our revolution—
me the people then. &: now, had no voice :
what the monarch ordered or forbpde, was
done or denied. Bonaparte talks of " adding
several px-uvincu to us." \Ve know of but
one province, (Louisiam) we pnid l;,'000.006
ofdollau (nisi e full vctzlue) sor it, and shall be
glad to ho' d it, without disturbzmce as to the
boumlarics or a'yy other cluxe We hope
he does not coztccit he has any demand on
our gratitude for telling us Lcuisiane .' 'ls
go, ye must tax lu'e greliwde for the end
paid. l'sslu'l. paper.
l lay before congrcn : return of the ]
mililia of the U. Stace: na received by the ;
departmcnltof warsrom the uvcral states
and tenitulics.
]A MES MADlSON.
THE xxxc OF'SW-EDEN. .
The cvent: that have recently occurred
at Paris. th'e length and-imponame o! the
dctnils conpected with them, and the docu
ment: rehtive to our negociation with A
went:, have pret ented us from paying
earlier siatcttedtion man we intended to : tub
J'ss'u Of the deepen interest. ss It is known
thzt this gallant monarch has been sent with
his samily to Stxahsiund, fi'om whence he in
to be conve) edo to tree. Bouaparte hav
308 mpulated wi FSw'eden, that the de'þosia
ed monarch shall have an nsyium' m bin ter
riwrieo—What must we think of Bonaparto
11! mking this stipuhtiou, end of Sweden
in consenting to it? Bonapmc it well a
lrm of the deep nupieiou that attache- to
["I—that he" is known and neorded mur
dW—md that it this moment the souio of
" modern] Coach, ol Pichegtu los! of
him, of Teuienint and of wrisibi; m
Pktdin'f epimt him at the" B.!" of Redun
He how- the! is the (dint Gultlvul
Wmsilﬄ !WYEZYSHÞBW
Captaiu Hmsieu, who du arci'ssesid at Ne'
mqport lsiessst Valencteie; {Sfitsiil} luntary 5,
iss-o me. 'that the French army had been out
that phbe," bet ded when another conne. _
T .e people. tsioioyer, eþprehended that they
should be atthdned. The French hue pub- !
lisished m bsizizl' account of the "surrender of
c-mm , but many an yet ineredulotu-u to
tie Cut. In the account oftakinz mansion
as the suburbs, sithe official relati'on nay:,—
ct ALL THE. SP\NLARDS, sound with
akin: in their hand;, were [me to death ! "
hikh'sigkn si'l'cnsiitory woe -1.o28
Toss the Scnatr— and House qf
Frim the Lana'm C'aurier, january 4.
m-mssb ma; ome
Keprcsentatwcs as the U. State: : ss
Lomixr, uARcusi-Js.
ABSTRACT Os THE RBTUK'.
]}nrshr w/u'cfl
.Tozax mimii 634330
—_
"
counsellor of his youth,-the pledged de-.
sender of hie crown, the soul usurper ot
hie throne! To have robbed him of his
ssrights, to have consented to hit depoeition
to have applauded- his imprisonment, andj
to have excluded hie non from the rightsi
of succession, in favor of an alien-n-a;
stranger, whose only recommendation is,'
that he has been seleeted by the deop'oiler
band deadly enemy o! Swedcn ; was not
icnough. No; the trenon could not be
complete, the tyrant could not be perfect;
thc cruelty would not been unparalleled,
had not the gaiktnt victim been given up to
the vengeance of Bonaparte, to perish per
haps whcte a Conde met hit sate, &: die a
.lin ering death where Pichegru was burnt
by ntlow sire,or Wrtb 'ht was strangled.
'
TW
VERSES,
WV sitten by the late ]ouu Tuou'ron, Esq.
i :: shorttimc before hid death. un receiv- ]
;! ing : mourningming for a relation of his
name._
WELCOME thou presage of my certain ss
! , . doom I \
i I too must sink into the darksomo tomb,
Yea, little prophet, thus my name shall'sund
A moumsul uscord on some friendly hand,
My ume! 'tis here, the chanctmctagrec, 4
And every faithful letten cpuks to me;
Bids m. prepare to meet my nature's foe,
'Sennc to feel the monltcr'o sun! blow ;
" Without nigh to quit the joy: of time, ,
Securc of glory in : huppier cltme : ct
I The: mount the ones, for'nke my old nbode,
And pin the plluditl of . nuilinz God.
Roch", Lord Jesus! body, un! and spirit!
Behold my plan l—thy suﬀering: und thy
I yede.
emdeu'fie' 19 Prince, the world.. Iﬄffi
bclie'n hyt that he h'u filled qeietictq to
deadly vengeance &hate hehein hissnsisi. W
thenmhohie with sotduirinssgsi whmﬂn'
in his power. * It must have bundzch
thet "tense lenu'nt like þnnctpiee sithli
long: to him; thatisie' teterwoveo in hie na
ture,!i desirei to have within tte reach & "re
venge eveg object that a 65mssxiottsil to 1"
lle loves to triumph out as well Ql w mt- -
ture his victimth is not edoughiorhim to de- i
pfive themes their power: he must itisnlt
them in theirsidiatrcss ; he m'uet mock them
in their sithisery ; he must tread upon them
when they are fallen. If any thing can add
to the agony which Gus. avus fele, it must
be to pass the rem ainder _of his days in
France. ttheathe, as it were, 'only by the
permiuion of his mortal enemy. But the
indignation at the conduct of .Bonapartc in
demauding the surrender of Guatavus, is
slight in .comparisoo with that we feel at
the baseness and treachery that could in
duce his couhtrymen to consent to it. Stand
forth thou soreeteot in the guilt, pre-emi
nent, unimitated, iuimitable ! the chosen
guardian of his insucy, chosen by his mur
der-ed father in the. last agouies, the sworn -
"Loyalty and. patrtousm, puy'lor Ullcn
greatnsicss, qmpathy' for unmeritcd suﬀer
ings, we. nsibility to the diotrenea as thcl
beautiful and virtuous consent of the expu
triated monarch, whose: bosom no ny ofss
.hapc cheer: and of her innocent oﬂ'springct
about to- be placed in the Tygcr'a power ;!
every feeling that gives a grace or : dignity ?
to our common nature, wcrc- outraged and 4
immolatcd by that act ol unequallcd cruelty
and crime . the surrendcr of the king of
Swedrn mto the: hand: of Bonapart'c.
Ail pit) for chden, all reapecc, al! a:
tachtsinmt to her arc at an end. The attro
_city of this one act cause]: every savorahle
sentiment, and makes every man her foe.
it is so act which the history of no codntry
has surpassed, or even equaiied. To pur
chase a doubtsul security she hat ittcurred
an eternal reproach ; she has brought a
short respite and repose with the blood of
her king; she has ohtained an ingloriout
peace by the- surrendcr of the body-os her
sovereign, to be intulted, mangicd, and tor
tured by his deadliest enemy.
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From the European ﬂsqazine.
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'lT-wctr .fsi- A'mwa ct
.Tbc bid sor_ shgznefosss we" . Bmsiess.
qu repaired to thcf .Ii'bxile, Msdc'joctmd ].
ushird sqsioding 'tqudrqop '. -_ '
Snmusichh sk-si sisi -
No quo'rnm appemng uctss che; Medul
of meec'm a mation far ndjoundlenc uni
made. fie question mctcaken by aye; &
non, and stood, aye: 28, non 29 ; nosillm'ss
motion m immediately'fmndc to adjoum,
ayea 27, not: 49. si , _ __ . '_
'The-home then proceedcd-Q bushes..
A numbgr of report- _froin the commitcec
of claims were rudand ordered to lie .on
(be table. -
The bill making appropriations "fer ur
rying into eﬀect cemin lndiau treatises, un
read a third time and med. .
The bill m releactntpptssﬂameyfmm bin
impriso'nmenc wn rc'ld uh'u-d time. As— 4
ter a long "debate the question on the final i
passage of the bill was taken by aye: and <ss
The house resolved iteelf into committee
ofthe whole on the petition bsiill—Mr. Me
con in the chair. _
The committee me and-reported the bill :
to the hoiue with sundry amendmente.—- ss
The bill wn-laid on the table. '
On motion ef Mr. Lyon, .the house re
solved itself into eommittee of .the whole
on the bill from the eenate making an "ap
propriationsifor trying experimente in me
doitm.
" Mr. Livermore said he euppoeed this ter
pedo system was to be : wbetimte for the
neu-intercourse ; if that was the ene- he
should withdrew h'te opposition to it, an he
should think five thoutand dollln Well laid
out ifit cook! relieve the union srem-that
deetructive measure.
. Mr. Quiney laid that since the eenate
had thought thie system wo'rthy of : trial.
he wished it might have a fair and eﬀectual
trial. He therefore moved" to— amend the
bill by making it "the duty of the eteretary
of war to oppoee euch 'obssstaclee to Mr.
Fulton'e cxperimente, es men ek ilsul in na
vel aﬀaire might think would be opposed in
a etate pf actual hoetility.
Thie'amendment me lest.
Mr. Lyen pmpoaed an emendntent which
direct! the eecretary of ' war to report to
\ this house. Thin amendment vu- pdopted.
] Mr. Half moved to amend by author
ising the secretary of the navy to take on
hoard 'thesi vessel on which the experiment ie
' to be tried. a erew to defend the same, pro
vided such crew should volunteet their eer
vices. This amendment wn lost. The'
ss bill was reported to the house as amended.
The home proceeded to cone'tdet the bill.
Mr. Qssuincy renewed hie motion foctr the
3 amendmcnt which he proposed in commit
tee of the whole. T he queetion wae teken
; by ayes and me.: siand loot, aye; 45, non
5 8.
? The bill woe ordered to a third rending
? this day—it was read immediately.
( fist. Dana rose to speak- but before he
L had proceeded. far in his eblervatiotu, : mo
' tion was made for adjoumneut ded carried.
: ,The bill epproprinteefsom to the tor
' pedo. experilnente. "
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ss' Brig BZtsey', .Evam,.Lisbon-: odtnfine,
Taud (run: m.]ohn Robcru,']u,' Kcith, &
I'Charles S. Dade. _ "
Sloop Raynhlm, Briggl, Georgetown,
ss (S. C.) car, ricc and nail:, to the motes.
{ Dcfiuce, Greece, Ncwpon; cun
ss-dricu, to the manus. si .
? GLZAllD.
! Sch'r Dorchenn, Robcru. St. Bladde
'-m0wc-;by Rob'ertsskpmq, Inu
Prcighccr, Leveriug, ctdo.—_-by ju
Lawrnzn; ben !: W—hy ! _
um ne; mit us
on, Metcdi, & Co- ss '
Am—
noes and carried—Ayes eo-ss-Nocho-ss
The bill th?s£sm Pmedo 7 _ s
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bush one of the assinhat judgohou'asi." ' si.
court of the Districc of Columbia, _ m ,
day of March, 1810. ctct. .FF-si' .
c. Deneassxe, oft. ssct
uns. ,ZDMONDS. respect upsisiW-ss
the public, che proposea. oh . sssssszsssi
.hecond day of April, to open dSsiqh'dlbsst'
widen of younglhdin, in Princifiik'ossn, cum,
doors thou the me Col Hope'u had sight;"?
teach, with the hid of proper ani- si uct, (h- '
following branches, viz. Rehdi'ngss, "M. ss
Arithmetic onc- English GkammhrZDn'wW"
Paiming in into and_ colois, on Illidsig' tctiﬀhss
ny, he: to: and drenu in durablp'ctinkss Ell—
broidcry in chenilleh, goldnilverh' ,h'lll. _
Mapa wrought in do. "Princ work in sn,
or land::a n. Tambcur. int! Needlc work, !
plein and ncisul. '-F1ingc, and Mans, il
aniu variety. . - , -
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tion to her school, sbo hopes to'merjt . port
of the public'qputronage.
March 4. ' dtIdAp
jht an quit dhnc ss amble, m] bush; un. --
kndbchlss'ge the am claim, um:- die}: ctsi
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super undrcned Cambricp. zuperi- acum.
Cnmbric Muolim. Hooiery Shinhg
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lild Robea, Book Muolim, French Pullklt
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