Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-12 00:00:00, page 3

\ DYE am ' and "When thwack'd-m
inn penudded then IW could dlbe
msiannschfed bon l—a-siism to goqd. M
you-4 bI thw
The noteos the Duc de Cedcre; hss'sibeen
followed byssihe indiscripinate-seizure of at!
Ameriecten property. in France, Spain and
kdks did" toms: the (sins:, a treaty has
been made with-Hoihnd,4rberehy all Ame—
sit"!!! propertyin that country is to be deliver.
edoverto the French government. The lOt-b
ss trticie is in-thesc words.:
" All Merchamlize broughtby Wrican
ships into the port: of l-lolland, since January,
ss l809, shall be sequestercd, and left at the 1
ss disposal of the French government : who will
Chpose Of the same according to circumstances
ss en'eing on! of her ficiitical relations with the U_
'sze ﬂat of Kineriean vessels and cal-geon,
("yf t'te N. [wife!-5 a lune lo) t'urnuha'cts I
.,oumsut view to our ned-ents, of the u
paciottsnm of the tyrautsi'ot' W- ' 'si\\ bit
may be the amount of these man and
czrgoes is difficult to uncertain; there are
.bout tto in number, and is put do'n at
so. ooo durst—s eech, they will amount to up
wards of 8 ,00(_)_ 000 of doliasirsct, sswhich' ts what
we have hell'd them estitnet'cd It. To lhll
may he added the pmpmzss-tuct- besore this
Any itns shared the same sate in Hamhurg,
Tonningsn, and other northern ports, to
nearly the same, is not a greetesir mount-.
*- but the loss _will not be shgecerslaono,
as some have apprehendedsi. Most of it is
British property, smuggled in under songesysict
and stand,-the sensation had been already
felt at Liverpooi, where several merchants
tm-e anon:-t " Thus szys the Richmond En.
quirer of the. 29th of last month! Our mer
chants, tisittsortunateiy for them, will not find
the consoiatim. which is offered in the words
quoted, and the writ-er does himself no credit
in must}: us. assertion Which is untrue. "
he was insormcdsiupon the subject, he would
know that the London merchants hate not so
much ccnfi- ;cl me in Don :.ipa e as to let their
property go withi :t his reach s he Rose will ]
be greater than appears at fit st \",ie\\ inastnuch ;
:.s man of the vessels hid artived at their
parts o! tiestinatiun and in many instances,
_the cstgccs being landed, neither vessels nor
argues-n'ilt he protectedhy insurance.
We abstain frcm'the- es precsion Us those
re ttirneuts which we [Tail-, at any a*:empt to
misiend the peoþie' tn regard to the viows os -
Bonaparte tom-ed; this country ,- tether do zsi
ne he pe, that'scnsible of thiir past- errom ,
those who have bren deceited n-iil retracti
him, and unite with" others who-have long ,
bretcld tbe- storm which is'ehnut to burst, si
end which we cennotevcrt and remain an in- c_
Cepcndent nation. 'l'roos or. proof is daily ?
oﬀered to contsii-icc us that we have no altcr- :
ruthe lest but of ' being the ally '(or rather the ;
1
" According to circumstances arising out ;
of her politicsl relations with the U. States}. ss
dien in plain meaning, is to say, if the O: ss
States will unite with France, the Emperor
my restore this propetty, is not he will con
fisczte it.- As no terms can convey the indig-'
nation which every real Amer'wan who loves
si! bountt-y, and rejem soreign usurpation
Wt see] upon this subject, ye she ll not even
attempt to express our-. The time is fast
approaching, is it he. not alreedy arrived,
When lum]— inveaive must give place to
ﬀfitfgy of action. Bompnrte is not the man
=-_. be neisted with ton o meeting resolutions,
""have-, non-intercourses. end the boot
" oft-mn- which ptdtooophiatsmunen !le
'mployed with sotittle honortothenuel'vn 4
are! draweth their ecuntrz.
is turned bythe huasuthernutions. "04
dd not Which hent end thou to support
"" ﬂed-. II.—7 no longlnd oure odd
Nwtho mld-no of enslnednntinns. lt'
"! could hawnuampttonothm
Wind-leden. be we not—lind 5!
I bootes muse-,:— ve should neeevhl
'si' N'nd M M w Vouldsi'ss do
"mx )Veehdlengo ny anew-m the}
sthIos'Bonepau-tc, or his enemy. Can there
be any :hesitetion, with a peopic-Iholovc
liberty, did "he abbot sluttery ?
same-- si ct _ 1
KNTlsi-PAL ssct
Our actions are our own ; sstheir consequen
ces
Belong tosi ilssven. The secret cossnsiscious
ness '
0! duty well performed, the public voice i
Os praise, that honors tirtue and rswsrds it
, All them are youts— '
When the World shall-forget; Licurgus, :
Name, or 1 Solomvhen the—praises of : Pub
lieola, s Fshius. sMarcelius, orsss Timoleom
shall he converted to contempt, then will the
'-virtuous-oi' our community despise s FICK
: ERlNG. Pickcring the consummate states
man and-the 'sree man's [ric'nd ; s hereof the
sirovolution and thechampion os liberty, pus-"
sesses more magnanimity of soul, thitn to
harter his principlese theeli'ects of knowledge '
and of well tested experience, "for the suisome
and unwhoisome ﬂattery efa party, isioimicsl
to the interests oi'out countryin fact,-and svs—
tcmutically opposed to the eonstitution. \Ve
find this venersble Aristit'cs from his youth,
the true and sincere friend of his country,—and
as ms his strond in the revolution, s'o his-voice
in these dark days of democracy and error
both dire ted to one grand md noble. object,
the good of his country ; we find him thecar.
. ly, the stcady and true friend ot' Washington ;
the adviser and eentinel of Adams. W'e see
him uniformly defending the constitution, the
iegacy of departed excellence,-we lind him
ss whom: the first to warn. us fromthe rock of
'Frcnch inﬂuence ;" rect-find him in-dangcr :
pillar of support,'snd in safety a true friend.
in these days of degeneracy. a man possessing
such vimues-M-ill meet with the true rewsrd
.es merit and osvirtue—the slander osjacobins
And the-hcossisos soois—the praise of the wise
and of the justt-but Pickcring has a heart7
for this, he regards the one or the passing
win:},and the other as all his earthly trea
sure. No wild amhition turns his patriotism
to a diﬀerent channcl than the salvation of his
country. he fisijhts not for the honors or plea
sat cs os sowsurped power. he will mot igno
rniniously relinquish his otthodo: tencts to
- t-ic uhitiwind which rages about them, the
ccess or the satuhty of them impress not
, because his-experience teaches him he
must not'look to success as the critcrion of
-jus*isic, he can rctir e in his own. mind and
molre all the scenes and conduct of his life
and exciaim I havcctactcd..LIKE A_ HERO,
A CHRlSTlAN, AND A MAN.--Conn.
from-France, and sound that the language
of the Freneh'gowrnment towards us, hsiad,
, at her become as intetnpernte, as contemp
, wont, andas int-niting, as her conduct has
' unistnrmly been; when we sound the due
de Cadnre, by the command of his master,
officittliy saying to our minister. "that lite
Amersit'canr are wit/tout ju-vtpaliticalpiewr.
wit/tout honor and without energy." we
thought that the but-et os public ittdsitgnation
si would be such, that the paper: in the-pay
* of France would be compelled to remain oi
i lent for a few days. In this we have been
! diuppointed. The Aurnra and one or two
! other French C'tzettel, continue as firtn as
ever in the t'indieation of the whole conduce
ol their emplnyer, still ineistingthat .we
have received neither injury nor tnlult e:
eept from Great-Britain. The Aurora it
now molt unmeteitully be!-boriog the Na
tional lnteiligeoeer for admitting that there
is come doubt an to the just and friendly
conduct and disporition of the emperor and
king towards us! There are men in thy
world who understand the art of being Mo
i 02qu and well errved by there shall! they
} employ ; but in thin-no one excele anole
oo, u every day'r oburration will eonstrmct
(L'. S. Godde-] -
For: "part-t'mem enjoin !"-ssA.vri
ss ter in the ot' nte igeoeer rays—i
"When Mr. Leﬂsinoo noon-tended the;
mbmmss- * 0 eke-04- orde- vhtd) ..
sitte did it ye the ensoreetnent of me time]
os Set-many, have put theirnccks under his
— secte *
. Ccsiurcnl.
hand in" that they 1"me
edshznshooevho bm duely 'When,
their independenccsi AumbsiYt unweld
We Ran]: is despiwd. Bþdnct mid"!
mth the tyrant, whilst Prunia, and die.- i'enct
'fi'hcn we "first saw the "late despntchee "
. HOJV. TIMO THY chnltm a.
?
?
an herb d'esiciec no cut mcoted the
French ctql'i-f neven! compact. They
by": Man-ally declared shut the Berlin de
ceed Ill : dead letter an rupecced Amcri -1
sin, until the promulpiioosi of the English
siord_en' m council—Do} murder willmt. '
decreeto control all the world. Our guess!
verntnent- m warned of the danger in ss
stvhich our commeree 'aa placed. ;The go- '
vernment'of Great Britain atated thsiaLtheir
situation-waa such that they should be un
der the 'necesaity of retaliating; and on
less we vindieated- our rights againat the
;Berlin decree, they could nOt avoid colli
sion. .Under all these circumstancea. what*
did our overnment do? :Did they remon
strnte wtth spirit ? ssDid they ahow any dit
position to reaiat with energy ! No !—
They instrueted Mr. Aimstrong to enquire
ihhe decree was intended to operate against
nam'd! commerce .' Mr. 'Armstrong did
enqiu'reL-The answer he received is well
known :siAnanewer which-would have sa
tiafied no one but a coward. We are sorry
to state it: But sacta nre atubborn things,
and truth must be- told -,how.ever disngreea
ble. Mr. jrﬂ'crson finding himself driven
to the necessity of something. recommend
ed the endarga .' .Thia is the most tavora
ble statement we can make for our govern-si
ment. The embargo was laid to prevent a
w'ar with France. Bonnparte had declar
ed that there should .be no commerce, and
our government obeyed his voice,.rather
than assume :: warlike altitude'!
The writer quoted above says theembnr
,gy was " the only mode that could be a
doptrtl short of war; to preserve our pro—
;perty !mm thegrasp of the emperor of the
'French, as well as the outrage-s meditated
against-it by the British." The French
gree/w} and the -.English .mrditaled. We
may be thanltshl that it was an, sisor had the_.
reverse been the case, .we ,ehould have far-,
etl still worse. Had the English prayed.
and the French meditared. our commerce
would have been brought to a period.
[M. 2.- va. Part.
.LOUI'S PlSE,
Painter and Drawing-Master, from .
Ilal, !
as the honor to inform the Ladies and
gentlemen of Alexandria, that he has
jsiust arrived from Baltirnore, where he has
taught, during n reatdcnce of soukssyem, and
particularly' in the aeademiea of Madame La
.Combe, Mr. Brown. and Baltirnote Coliege.
He prepoeea continuing to teach in thia city *
His terms will be Twelve Dollara for the first
quarter, half paid in advance, and then Ten
Doilara.
eHe pledge- Hmeels to pay the ttri not at.
tention, and to nen every elbrt to el'eetnate
their improvernent in tbie elegant amu
pliahm'ene.
He also takes Libsieassem' ta oil for Melt
Believe—Motion aa Lendeeepea and Other
may be had on moderateterme. ss
N. !. He. will take a anmber'esaehdarl
to teach them Opening, at He die:-'When,
Fill-e
n'neDollar.
Water-colorpaintiog. the—me ah!
P-ssldunmaswcr " ]
HQ—nggsi-lenetp. ed! ,
Bosross, Yme 6.
sun's-:! Relations. -.Vh_ hate nothing l-t -
ter from Europe than already given , but
newe man be hourly expected, as caqun
Bang, who arrived yesnrda) from. St". Mi
chael, spoke on Saturday last," inlat. 41,
long. 64, the ship Eiiza Ano, of Pesdand,
:apt. Porter, 35s da)a from London, for
this part.
POSssCRlPTa—Astcr putting our pa
rto preasie, we were intore'd by Mr. Abiei
{Veal,j un. with. Dublin papera to the Jth
of May): (received from cept. Bang, from
St. Miehaela) containing London dates to
the 2d of. May , and Paris to the c19 it of
April. .T heir contents are unimportant.
lete-"as expected Parliament would be pro-,
rogued immediately after the birth dav. —
-lt is eaid Mr. Yorke is to be first lord of
theatlmiralty. Considerable embarltat on
of troops ior Portugal and Cadtz were _a
-bout takingplace.
The Rev. Mr. WlLSON, of'Fre
derickaburg, Will preach in the Preabyterian
Church nue zvznruo atsiearly candle light.
and truth—must prevail; 'Here, in the ad-}
miniatration- _r,'ss welnd it.;aaerted, that
.one maon'sor yin the e'tnhar'go was thect
** essnsorsscemensit" oft e Berlin decree, insithe j
case of the Horiz'on. "Thin is what we have 3
always stated. Bo'naparte laid hie" :Berlinctss
on lover tal-ma. Leeaeaa lot-oil
jane 120
__=___ 4
-.l -" -. --
A BSCONDBD him! sinsiy smn et -t
mouth ot'_ Seheee, whom, the nsih of
month. a man thou name it RA-(PH, 2k'si
year- osegsse, between, ; hlcteck end yellow cob—
lor, nearly e see} high. very non! Me,,
yellownh 0!" lzbkinu hear;-he"? he} but-",
little to tay. Hi- tpporel m on:-der: . '
thirtt, I desire eettou. orerjeekesit end trow-.
terv lt u likely he has mode away with
negro "men by neme Semþo. litingssoitsi lit::
them end procured Other did-thing." ,si
Wuhingsston'e atque. Mount Venal); il m;
father. and. it" a very probable he it theca
bout or in Alexandr'tt, and Withdittle two!)!
may be found.
The above reward will be given to- teccthrsse _ '
him sh Wathipgton City or Alexandrhjail. . -
Way taken up at —trespatsing e um,-t
hou: two necke since, : brdn and white
COW, with : calf & few daye old—her face
is while, she has thort home, the.' tt e tole
rable large cow and to good order 'lhsioown
er may haue her again on proving property
and peymg the expente of this ndtertite
meet.
N O T ! 6 15.
ALL peroonmndebced to me unguen
cd to come forward and let le lhclr need-My,
ssas no longer indulgence will be given; and -
all persons-having any claims against me are
rcqucned to bring them sonvard .xhn she,
may be sculed.
John F; Smitb.
jUST RLCEIVED:
And,/or ,:cle by guilt-my mdct. Prince
rect -
15 Casks os excellent New England " ct
CHEESE- .
"an-ram man , ,
at die-{on of, jollictnf - --
' , "'a
convzmnx'r m doryfmmg We— si. -
A ing Home, s.lualc on (Luna-(m me; si .
bent ccn St Anpb and Pin uncu- Apply! ( ct
to (, 51
Ill-; (ire-gon os the houssiesiwls {In
and If an, sound, of Am lb, "
were}. um, m requeuedsi ty "Mlhw
mygcuve claims duli undaunted W. -
)V. String. of? cmeok
Burling Sly. Kcﬀcshi {&
.queu is to tuum-in -
cMnn on (in did] ss "
ladd— and him
in; sone
31"!th 1 to:
25,000 dolhrt.
R- Gmy.
COIM ad Wax.
Union C—octllcge Lottcry.
State ot- the wheel after the and day".
drawing.
3 prize; of 25,000 dolhrteesich.
Thomas Peter.
_-Ceorgeeown,1unelo—l:- ' e} T
l—v-e— -
UST Recehcd, asew hundred pound: of.
31: first quality MAnnxn-si-And {or tale
by
BR-YAN HAMPSON UCO.
May' 10. * , ss
T'? w
Junc &.
ud- H._1
Juno 12. 7 .' -*,ss;:
.;7- Toralgain {the manam, dal-;
Present price ostickcts 25 dollars.
First drawn number 35 !: day enti led M
ssGeOrge Ackinson,
Near the Center Him.
'June 12. QL
l to,oco
'2 2,COO
I .of IOOO dolb. 55}:
*15 500
-H 200
18 _ '100
48 " 50
85 \ 20
27-49 sslO
Juncssl2.
Iune 8
Fat-lum!!! ---si
'l .wcnty- DBllsiars Rmard
Estmy (ow and Calf
p- Madder.
I
NO'TIC'E- "si
_,Zcsi>h_n G. Lad}. _ '
For Renctt.
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