Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-28 00:00:00, page 3

ct_ ctss ss-X w. iylt tbe (15:di "(God
to hewe continued the wooden-te M
him til! his mejeety'e officenhw
wallets!!! {which Male _ ct_ct
mate: ehouid have beeess sitasiken) ne t'u
mce (efﬂux te mei'r- w
from bitsiwe' that nued Met'hchkh
not be" by I will .
underttdd ebt was due winds-. "
00 tehidg'ilw considesirubu tltmdifer
ende bemen the-" business of thenritieh
minister etsi'dssiﬂ'erent time-. the else-tion ne- ;
tnznllv presente inM—To whet nine i! "s
this change of sentiment ettrihutahie? "
When the Gret'eonference on the e ' ct
. took place, and- the Ymerquis proseeee hie
opinion sissel ,dtesspropch-ty ctnf rending out
mother minietfr. accompanied by. ten
]i'tnents in the higheet degree cdncssiliytocysi
he had before him the docnmenu publieht-dsi
at the openinffi'os the eenion ofeongren, '
together with t e preetdent'e meneg'e ; the
resolution Which origineted in the eenate, '
with the diecuseione and ptonpt decision !
en it in that bc-dy, where Mr. ]aclson wet !
with no uvowed desen'dere: and also the
ctbill,- (which passed that body) to prevent
the ﬂute of the priviledgee and immuni
.:ctg enjoyed by soreign ministers within the
United Stetee. . But when after waiting .
si-sissﬄeiesint tinue 10 receive further inteiiigence
en the tubiect, he found a protracted and
nium,-et unexampled discussion ot'near three
week-. had taken place on that resolution in
the house of representat'ttsies; when he
tþtmd the cohtrnns of the Americtm prime
occupied for weeks with debate: on that
euijecl; nhen he laund Mr. Jacksun'e
conduct not only palliated and eXcueed, but
warmly cleft nded on the Roof of congresa,
and that of the American government man:
strongly reprbbated, his tone is changed,
end he deeme it ease and politic to refrain
from admissions, which had been so etren
uousiy resieted by the advocetce of his go
vernment in this country. Howwer p".
viousiy dispoeed; after receiving thie infor.
mation, he became in 'd mal-ner bound not
to th'-."" those in thie country who taken
round and maintained doctrinee which he
himself had nt-Ver dreams.-t of : for in hie
first converntion with Mr. Pinkney, he ex- 1
plicitlv admitted that Mr. ]ac-kson was in
the wrong. '
. Thus are we once more indebted to the
violent upper-tition of 1 due" of our own titi
lene to thtir SQVrntncnt.'si for an abnrtion
of hopes, ret't'onaiiy entettaiosied, bf et'eþe
thet mi ht have ted sitosia cordicl ami'ty
with thesBritish gWernme nt. "We Will nOt
go eo'sar as to say it is sitertdin ;" but do as.
sttm it is highly Pro?ab[e.'thatct but for sttrh *
oppmitionss the ;Britiah government'vct'ould 1
have unQuaiisiedly recactiledhis.-]atkeon'ctk :
would hat'e promptly "substituted azucccssor ;
of rank and cult-lite;'thtti su'tniehing another si
opportunity of healing 'tbe dis-ting diﬀ-r- '
ences betweensithetwd'ndtiisi—m. "What the !
finelinue of this Fmbrbiled state" of thinks
may be, we . pretend not to predictct ; btt: of
this we are coﬀfid?nt,":hnt'a 'itscet ning pru
pie will escribe to their tt'ue au'izositssithcir .
exitting wrongs. its tive" in those wh'tch'mity
be yet in store for them.
[From the Balzimbre Wssct'sig- )
'Pl-NKNISY'S l-ETTLR, &c.
As there are tom—.- thin-5 nhi-h m'z'zstbe 5
published, scaner oHatc-r, w: has-e- no time: 1
in laying Pinkney's'lrttsir to H'si-sitlc'slcy 5:
forc our readen; though there "is'noth'mg !
of : pleasing nature either in that or the: re- i
ply : the one in diﬄue, minute,":etfinu; siahd !
upisid; the other in.-mooth, cautious. and 5
comes-men dark,—being rather n 'ustificn— !
tion of [nium and. an Mroht to" tarried
than otherwise; but they assent. frlnctant- ss
ly, to steal him; {or sake (if-his majesty's
pure love to Amctica. ]! Pinlmcy's it)-le
is dismtfu], his behaviour in infinitely
more on ;--it was extrﬂagmﬂy obn-quious
lad mead. He uﬂkl with Wellesley like :
par-me or : mendicant, and outwards. at
he himself tell: us;-side runs like : lacquey
to the'Britnh seint: . and wan damned to
"waithW-O MONT s AND TWKLVB
DAYS for no los-er !
But ve cuation the readen-to judgeﬂr
hmcer—Belkving, as we do. that Pint
lty pot-um neither bright taken, tun-e
Of honor. -or position] iniquity ;—believio
(bathe ba diahonond his umion, comes
5}. With and depaded our country. bz
do {cum bmgucsi w . let a] Engli
fﬂmsfz so: hunt-0, lords lodges-lewed,
nct in WHI'MNm-fi
w nous- and unde-end kind-ac, :
"5 si?! V' "Fif- yet.-lum}:- che-l'e
E. wi .W-JW lock-minuten—
. Q-Ww Þ-c in man ! .
-- . Arm-said".- -- but-um
Why Mþekzn a L..
.ss'simmem-si-sin for, , in.-sin..
'No-O. ..ul
!
]
..si. ," .. ." ss . E., .. "As Pect- **','1"'
iM—t , ass sisisssisisisissssss
w-Wsssi ss'-'*..Msssssisisisi "sictzsi—ct si
, , . . _ . ._ time . .I
{I time have" heed-t'esssþeetfulss- aud'ft-ieodiy ! !
' '1' See Wife's." Men-tosilke
English sheep-Mrs. _ - _
[an' tM'Nm The! Em'mgfm-j
_ The Corrupmdma-si-At legal: the. [tith
lie are meam-ty sifmmt nhb- ' sick,-3 o!
asi across-Men huge-e the Am
in British minister in ."Loadoo ; Nf whe
' ther it is the whole corrupt-admits or only
, : mutilsted part oft;-accordiqlo calm 8
! or when this co denee m received
i at Waehingtou, or ) tis-hat arrival itsicame,
[ we aresussuerly in the derk. [: drop. upon
i us'lrom ssthe elouds at 'Washingtott. in :
i Rational intelligeneer extra. withoute syl
' hhless of introduction accompsuying it to tell
i us, at least, 'whethet' itlwn not received
- before con'greu rose, or at lay rate, before
\ the eassitern elesictionm' Their eilenee is in
' our judgment & just ground of luspicion.
Well ; it is before us, and what is it: e
, mount?
Mr- Pinkney, it seems; wes not willing
' to leave the marquis Wellesley to read and
judge of the oﬄcial correspondence between
Smisih and jack-on ; fearful something
might eScspe hie lordshipsss'eye. his first
ss letter is : faithful eompilat'tou of all the mil
reprt sentatioos of Smith adopted in all their
gonnen. With this letter then l-ing be
lore him the marquis Wellesley 5 to down
and writes hiennswer. What is it? Do'es
he disavow Mr. ]ackeon's conduct, as Dr.
Eustis had the eudacity to desert in hie cir
cular letters before the election. us we?
as the other members of the Idniniotmion
Woilesley'e letter every one must lec,isi\
written with :: studied desire to avoid e
very irritating eXpreesion; the writer evi
dently him:: to appear de concilietory and
omicable as possible ; but what say] he When
be comes to the nice point of express'mg his
majesty's sentithent—s tot'nrds Mr' ]ackeol,
nh-n the insult had just been placedfby
Mr. Pinlmey in' the most atriking and edi
ousctlight? After informin' him that M'r.
]ac'kson would be recail, , "since it had
deeo requested, he says i ctss
** But his m'aje-sty he: not ' mmked With
Any exprenioh 'ol'dilplenure,"the ctss-nduct
of M r.=]htkeot$'—whon intrgrity,si2nl fand..
ability have [Bag been;.diytihgui'shssesid 'if'i si h'uct
ctmajestyksssnvice.;siaod who'doecsinot ap;
si pear on the prictot'occh'sibnfsilo' his? 69")?
msintteJany "intentipna! assem- a'gzifisit "(he
ss governmeht ofsithessUct'Statsies."si si: _
"it may be þrossper to "observe thn she re
' cal ofa'niioitter'whmeverf it '_is ago;-fed
by the govuoment tosiwhjchsslteiid pccre'dslf
_e'd. is him;-: "a "thing Z'Qf'cqime; it'isis'l
' þuint o! cetnblished etiqtte't'tessfh 'the'ctictn'tsisiek
cnu'rse' oi'nufiuna. ct Shehrecal; therefdlsiejs
si in itself, a'mere' neghtivect'fstgmss_whigh' sit'to
' infercnce whatever eat: be dsirpt'vn as to whe
' th'er'lhe'minister's'cobductsi'uct'otj ss'usi n'ot'hp
" þroved ot by his ebvereigfi: sithet'jesi'to be
;]t'at'ntsi 'onlyss from" 'thectm'a-sinner ps the re'calsisi-i
is the season: ' assesiaig'n'ed' son-"the" recal'siare
' merely bec'ause'it'had been tsi'ec'Lueet'csid. 'that
siwarrunta n'o'ihsetesittee the the mihister' him
intu'tnd'the'disþl'eiottre'þssihissi ovsiercteisinct;
but in the tasehesq'ye'ssul," Mrdlachbn'l to
' vere'igti'hais hot left thin td be eveti a' '"nttntter
"ssbf ihtsicrence'þut' lhai Exþrfuly'de'elarcctd that
'he marks ss'wisih : no ' &:ptehio'nctsisi'bs' ldi'ssiþlsn
'eure' whatever the' Wndtt'ctsi þf qhesi'tsivho "had
siao ' long diitingu'tshe'd hints'clf 'sdr' {litharg
r'ityjzeat ihd 'abilsiitysim' his 'eekoisidi'ind who
'on the? pfeoent ' bcc' ibh; ip'pcin; from 'the
evidence 'anﬂ "ill :Re'lfathneml ill-t'have
'beeusimztde,'_not 'to'ha'vesiedsimmitctte'd 'the 'þf
1 sence*charsi'ged tipcstl'hidt. siSttehcth'thesilh'an
sinc'r in swhieh theiing osctG.'Britein,.ictnuch
n he been: diqu'nd to editivite "llnttyctk
sigood will between 'the' ('Wo 'cwmfie'd. in
' compelled th' jutic'c to Vir'w thechetof
hid minister. ss _ , . .
' And have the sam'tdt'etrssati'dnﬀddred,"'itsid
; thin doeument in their-pounded, tq tenthe
sspeople'of thee;-tent and before the elde
tion ; hue they dared bull M that the
king ofG-Britain his die-Down! thread
duct of h'tl hint-('t, lad jc'knowledjed the
pw'pfiety end ton-ended d's the "conne d_
depted hv th'a'n insiddntumefio'usly "rejeetd
him ! Yet they have dared to' ny did-".
- they have reapt the haven of their iniquity
but the publieations of this letter
falsehood upon their fetched. cti si, , ss ,
si zsisisi —
'ct . . ctPuÞFQ-Sﬂess, '
*' 'ou-Tvzsonuim, -
ss Wmsi MRW_M*W si
An Hadst hay Me; .
.. _ - P- GiWss-W
* His": si _- ' ,
_. 'Msiw-WsifssqÞMsisi'ctsi-VV
A ', :ss, .'-,o_—-- ' y'- o;_ . .- . . \—' siss
_..\si.sidss._ct.15 _,. .t' -ﬀhss,_\ {'- ,ds
( ' _"' " , '. " :.
uneqmm'
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I???" siss :mmk ss-ctss sink.- ;si'sshsitltsso
!
sisiRoctvel' And otlief'fioehe 'ot' siSPZin, ssThþeesi thee;)
Were chosen by thef'diesscnminetipsjqument '
fsiof French Natui'e'lisls, And" FODVequ, to the" "
; lssmþ'e'riol, Term siesit ct Rannþnillet ' ipsi France; "
:, where they hctave esince 'reeeived e'very' there.
ssi' tion, imd improvement. sswhich' scienee in! 1
'libere] poiiey; "could afford. ,._ . - _ , .
.., "From .sithig {seek, '_havess_ Mr. "Living-tow;
. 'Merino'j been obtained tiirect.
; drlington 'þbey _24,_ 1810. ._ . ss ct. ct
?. in- 'Ediioro'of paper: in {hssess'Diqtrieftot '
'Colutnþiejnd gate-ping tak-1 meyny. -
rhie. willsi'tr'uly'ohissige end ['t-gon en epienth'l '
siiervioe ey-gﬄng misfill-eaten Bags-tude -
'C ! ]! C U L A R.
Me. Cmrshhaving lately received : most
, nimble Meriho (Is a present swm Chnncel
ler Living-ten of New You-it] make: known to
the publit, thet in future, til niu from the '
Arlington institution, will "be made'sree of '
their former rent-ictions, end without rent;".
Mr. Quoth he; long lince 'conce'ded 'hie
. partiaiities. to'the general senth'nentin faxsior
, of Merinos. and is ardently desirous or pro
. meting that valuabie knee, to" the euen'tid, he-si
' 'nefit of his country. _Hio'wish l.uever been
s to do good, and all ssitieansis si "are 'aTtRe tsivd'rthy
Much ncaude. . , . -
"THE ent-rit. numo : '
. si , "'HAL'VHLTON, , __ r,.___ '
wmtup n'e- sweat at Afsmgtbn'nincte ende-.
si in'g' anon, atten abllari'g'aehss'ond' 'th'e're yili
. eke be 'reedy' fer , dcsitesiry' in the "Spriiig ct'of
[ un 13 a' aou'ssmeH-yoj ttponss' _Artipgjon'sslpfig
" wooled 'improir'ediasimoet v'alitedre'ee for do
s-mestic pﬂ'rpdsusssi-si _— - si' ,;, , ,. ., ass,...ss. ct
_ XThe price of Lamb,: wiil Continue et fiventy
,ddllan each, until the subacripiionsi to-ltþe i
i—fund' sop: eetnhl'iehingsi the lap/tends! fire-dye
Letpllhqﬄ been chinpleted, ivhcten the'psirice;
iv.-11 bectcnhmed-ss- .- , . . .. .;
__;_Mtcthough_delicacy forbids emention of, tho' '
"very great ' 'siriee'this nimbleMel-ctinqqqeebp-f '
oned tossbosiiioisith'iii Neroi-k,'it'my_notþe ss
3!!!in to nate : sessw. renone ﬂhx the ,þielrino' '
pass-chosﬂfibnsicdb'ct Lffipz ton pus: tenthe."
hestevet importeq'ortimsile. pressisie'ntlbctireunsii-f F
stande-{diet an now be imported," front e'-_ si
bmad- - -..'ss- ,ctsi. -,—- t-- -ss., tssf. .?
si; _ 'Whikssssthe great piunder'er "of Eurojz'esiheld' 'si
_the,_Sp'anioh . government in thptssdpnpcsi'ej si
_ hich termininedin thectcolhpiehtssdeu'rp'aqtm —
' of the country, hetehtainectd the priviledge ol' _
tulecting' ten,t,h01iss£en_d .; Nh'e'rino'o trow the "
_- hkincttfdﬂblsi to have taken paaaa'gsite, on
si sans
: protect the magazine in Hyde Park --—'
? Some of the sum at the town Wetc loaded
' with gra'pe ahot.
broke all the windowa of lord Castlereagh'a
) house, lord Dartmouth'a, Mr. Yorae'a, Mr.
Percival' :! and aome othen. The guarda'
? vey bowe hiataelf sunny a'ad itiite. It 'a: 4
home: in Picadiliy. A mob maemblcd, -
fnion ia, that there willbc a war between
France and Amrica. and peace between
the latter and Great Britain. -
lnteiligenssce had reached Dublin,aa into
at the evening of the 7th April from nLon
don. Sir Francia Burdett waa still at hia
! messenger in a carte]. The prevalent opi- .
Ihia departnre the moment he meivea an
lah-wet to adm- detpatchea recently tent
ever to Mr. Pinhney. The British govern
ment, on application stent Mr. Pinhney,
had agreed to forward the anurer with a
the ]nhn Adama, but there was a iraht nisi
lace-umodatiom. Mr. Anna'treng tak e'a
m Nature had
:ctao far that he had chattel-ed; yea-e! tosi pint-si
tion. si
"—-'-'-'-i- "fix-"34 - ?
Were caltedout and dip men were sent to ,
";ALL
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, TIZE Cnctchgon of the hmzofbw & :;
si . nd L * an, soctnnerlysi War T,,"
si inerc [Pass-n.: a}: rZ'que'nqd. to such *
ctrsiesp'ee'qve 'clagmq Qui! BulhenKIen-dsi me on. si ,
W.- Set-m .siesq coun'aﬂlm: & lnvfssosi [lb-5
'foihctﬄ New o'sigk Tbcobjedif w. ' .
_'qqeqt in 19 {did-in glxe cant! qu' I]!
cl-izn mshdnldhohnhﬂnd EW
si Mind ne 'iZii-firo thy-3. p'sissv- "
ngnts [As !: ye}! des
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Held tpn -
13:an ctm'wf'k pf inoct - _
,isct of cond 11:an that tsvefz'ssi ' ;
"to thsilo nonce} man}. he tle}
_suﬂ'er she pened 79? (Now-th
jcbunu to 89 [35th bejbidﬂi
of hue neit- _ 7/
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B'Y drie- (5an died oruu'nsillidu m ))
Ho!-(gain to High law;-utter. [55 9; ctlsi
"Rib its-'t "n'" o ly,:ssh (51 51); , ctssf. ,!sisij'ss ." ]
l ,ctssct'ontc fain-now .". " (,,
"the Me. when Mþwﬂm
undierini (ale-lade
'siP/cilndct sing-. .--—----ss---'- 1- N.
;!cta" affih—gtdn B'r'idg'sse cup-I}.
{THE Prcsidsiqqt in:! If lﬀ-Mp Wbssvfishlfid
'd'r: d'ec'lar'ed : div sihimlsif oth (he;-signe!
,mgt be'fiﬄin'pn m, "tude m: "pine
cent' 'chf mourn. "1 b' n'as:- ed!
to the stqckhdwen or ' r'rbj:
and; B_'ahk_ ps Wu-lnbg'cb'quubr misth
finsi-ssit 'dqy 'qs Jpne neat
"nia,".- .to'c' now-"risi- thdþd
for she but bsialf year Npsiv'i as)?
the dividend it! (be n'le þssci'e'i'þ'er
"ed! and pccei'yq she My, , ,
rder a" lie S'basird.
si ssSQ Ysisiibtjjun silfiamm'.
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3 .3- .1, _si_ - :,th .ss - .
A nmn WA ONsi [life !
Mudea endsp'nn sign "sin insig— 3.
an. Dho tibi si'sief ihc man" 'sibo— .
in: pdd, . deem bf'liq'dd
bound for the Ebullitiongi city-T';
, wuilib! Wbbme
m msiosisigs of" [me Gssffisisisisi si
ivfsind
n'am-m CLOVER, ssn me: Wi
pcctr hundred wbizfit. "m--,". ..;. .. i
notes with no siaþþsin'wedeldy
David WaM-im, nt 5"qu um,-" usi- to,ib
...xgtsi'u 25-126- _ ,. so.-..
do; biding Country . —_,- - ss. " 3
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do. nium-ad sssmu ' . '
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