Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-03 00:00:00, page 3

ss d No nex-on- 'He in fe
W :lent andthe Wri
5 Mine. His eonduet eoon in
Fuident to require of: him writ
' tion- to prevent hu equivo
' He was feared with no extraordi
..-he had no pppmitionl 'to
the subject of : confine-dal in
, ineluding the ordeflfin council ;
anthorised to receive for con
pmpdsitions from III- Methe
party must make . ovenum and he
no to them and get the Gall an
' his master in the mean timb !
ted to our government that in ad
ssu the orders in coudcllss would not
edbut Upon three conditions. 1
Hush to state those sieonditionss
_ I'e to pure base rights that belong
no : net-tra] nation.
_ e United State: must abandon their
ve weteni,-non-intercoune, &c. ..
. Britain; ldmitthe British navy
one and hay-bore ; and continue this
again-it the eommeree of France,
: and depentlenoies.
at the Unitetl Statcs must abandon
nial made during the war, direct
uitous. -
e British navy muttbe called in to
the law- of congteu against out ei
viz. the non-intercourse age-inn
and to capture mu- merchant vea
ng to France. with a declared in
tlmt t'n'n measure would be necessa
are the bone side intention of the
a.
navy to execute our laws Upon Mr. ss
. To prove it we call for papcrs, ,
Heel-1 insttuctionat til"! ssct
" ' -siend'thnt me.],
here did trese conditions m iginrte !
tind. so sickly and severish at the
y of the Unitetl States, afto pro
m, patsiticularly the last, which aske
sort-ender as one of the Ktttlbuted
igmy? it two sitat attempted to
tigsimof these propositions on con
n which Mr. Enkine had with
Madison, Gallatin and Smith. then
' departments. This was denied
'Erskine in sositive termn, in an
the enquiries of this government.
thlt any such coneetsions or con
re made or mentioned. it is then
to fix the hlnme of calling in the
inns ori inntctl and were hatched
ain of anning. No other mind,
no" trust in (Lad, would have been
pt and audncintn. Lo! we make a
ggle to fix every blame on our ntl
' it, and when that cannot be done
re is attached to the soreign govern
ur ndministrntion has been so tin
as nevertnbc in the :ight with
itieitns. mit] some forcign govern
vtr to be in the wrong. \Ve are
that we are notable to-t-xecute our
that British (miser: it) all their
nen must be permitted to rap
ssown marehantment—and I sup
nt-xt condition would he that we
t the British Parliament to make
for us, and then the British navy
tter execute them—and that We
otl our soldiers to the cnntinent to
battle-. Osinnipotent Order: in
don it appear? That Canning
e prtopositionln Ptnltnessv, who nc
Man! in nnv Manner such a (le
prove-nal. 'f he truth is. that these ss
he door to negotiation was closed ;
ced some should suppose that
ditions shouid be complied with
rt. These condition-t being urged
time nisiter they had been rejected
nion by the l'lxecutiVe,wns good
eve diltltsilut'd the British entis
ut waiting sur per-soon] imttlt--—
in the cnr. of the Chrsupeeke was
eesul end unite.-ceptttbie. Keeping
hat htte been said, ! come to the
si charge matichy leksotmhe Brisi
er. against the reeident at the
nel. The British minister in
repeatedly to give explanation!
! for the dint-own] of the ar
" ! with hie predeeeuor. After
mio-t he commences his tusk.
d'ith chnrging the disavowal
" : of Mr. Lrsltine in the viola
iutntctione. he expressly char
esident with the eotnplete know
Mr. Erskine violated hit instruc
thnt the president knew it would
"it;; on the king his meam-.- He
" distinct complaint is made of
" . That he nuibum to the
. lette thou in dinvo'ingjisiti
. a
! deci-y of state with : putitive ﬂed-I, & wIth
i declarat'ton that the arm would
I not have been made, if Mrsi 'nkin'ebbdia
f formed the president thatthe three condi
, ' '_ before stated, wet-{sithe ssonly term"
; upmttvhich the cornpnct 'ii'td bent-de;
i Hdtddutaniing this danial and_declara
: tion, the edge it again rcpcsi and. The o'e
' cretary oftssfi'feefing : just indigtut'ton
at the dithOno'rabse--ssiuain9ntjol or charge.
state-t' it am estly, in and! 'si'issa'y that it can
not bc'muundctemoctod, and nate Mr.
]aclsstifon that each language .tju's ss ; '_
ble. ' ln reply to this adtnonitiqn, the chatssuss
it atillpei-astted in. -The.- diellsiss M.! .no
alternatiya left þut either 10 'Þ'ct'ss dimitted
the tru'tlissds the that-go, toﬀissqsse "taken the
jntult, or_tn,dittnf_n the'lgent. ;" . , si
lsþ Welsie'nqt'kdmm to thCsssisiwþiss-lssdss what
step had been takesinzit wdtlsild'Bc Mulie
r upro'hlaim itctwd'edctthe sibharitcta'ﬂ .-—si
Lxccuiive and (botssessansitﬄited t'mthtmss' in
the'. adminiatra'tion' sz'teizswa Tim. gar,
without gokng intq ;, ttdtotit.3mil,"'-"=1 'Sltsiress
only-given the iubtta'ncc; frdm' which ydu
may gettht tpirit off thy bomp'asintþncc.
--*s
" All the Talentt."--Some few of the de.
mocrntic party are still so stupid or so knav
ish as to contend that the mass of talent in
Congress is on their side. Yes—thea of
Tennessee is much better versed in the lsws
of nations than Done—General Red is a
greater military character than col. Tull
mca'ge -Als!an and Smr'lr'e are prosounder
logicians than Pith"): and Emott--Ran has
a much clearer head than Gold—and Chal
nn, Epþes and 'I'raup are a thousand times
more eloquent than Qyincy, Gardenier, and
Kcy ! They acknowledge that they have no
one to match Ram-[olph but the incompars
ble Fish ! (By the vfny it is suspected thatct
when Mr. F. so modestly, and decorausly,
and rcasonaUy exPreased a hope that no
man would add a word to the debate after
I hearing his sour hours speech, some wag
had whispered to him that his- Randolph
siivas getting well and would noon take his
seat, when the said I. would get : necond
editiqn of the horrible roasting he neceived
- in May la'st.) Alas, the same of this New
York orato}, as the Tully of Congress, has
been as short-lived as that of Wirt as the
Cicero of the American bar, which was even
more evanescent than one of Ossian': mists
L ssw
,—
immediately from Natehez. He lest thnt
piece on the It] ult. at which time 1800 of
the troops had arrived at Waehinjton in
the neighborhoo'd of Natchez. About 200
bed died between New often;-ad an
piece 'nt which they now-jeu, end almost
everyone that hu'ersived ie into-publ- of
,doing duty, owin'gsito .eicknsieeesi He M'
fthet'of uþq, then mnotsisioowho ere pee
ssesictly he sifrbtn' tame am or other, el-_
CALCUTTA, Sept. 19, 1809
Our merchants are done shipping cotton
for England, in consequence of the dieputee ss
between America ard it being eettled. The
China market will du very well now. We
have no less than five French srigetee out
here ; they commit great depredatione;
they have hitherto e'ecnped the Englieh
eroizere. The indigo crop hee entirely
sailed thie eetteon; the whole dietriet of
Jenore, which used to produce 25 to
30,000 mtle- will not eentl 500 mde. to mer
ltet thie year. ! know eome wot-He thet of,
ten made !: to 1800 m_tll. will not make
! cheete now.
" The Medru dieturbnnce ie ell eettlcd
fortunatelyn-itvln a very elnrming thing
and hecl the ollieere pereieted. the country
would have been loet forever."
ctsi'xctsictct -_
of the morning.
Extract es :: letter addressed to the Editar,
from : friend, date-1 Sltelbym'lle, Demn
Þer !.
Dctusirt Su, _ .
! have but seen : gentlemen who is
\ n'soctwsnctzr, JANUARY, :.
PRIVA TE CORRL'SPONDENCE
or me PHtLAncLPa'xA mourn.
'si'mmss'm fisssisi'sifirctfoamfi
Funroer, December :.
[Freeman's shamed.)
though the officer: are M' no good
health. When be left Netchez, three po
{been were abothOnilu Below, connin
;- in; millery and riﬂetoen who are panding
1 go to head-qumen. Geo. Wilkioooo m
um there, . waiting, as he undencood, lb!
& arrive] of geo. Hampcoo. Thu (at
, ouo, thy inform hid-, In? Ye! between
Niehvine assoil Buoklio in 'leooenee, no
sithe M ult Means on to take the com
Luna of the army. Before Wilkioeon lest
New Orleans, he ordered out adeuchment
o! oohsie'ssnffto put his (ups pþotqjgeo it:
- "order for culuimion, to the "n'! ,
ss whisieh disport-m expedmoo—nfiouc 40 ,
The dzcturbnneel at Drum: shvsie constant
My tholed. s he. yellow,-; fever; hid ssbsseej
panieulaﬂy sun;] to the Fisidchch latdyj
imported from St. Domingo. " - -
Mr. Goodwy'n called so:-"the order of the
day on the question ol' indesinite postpont
' ment under consideration.
SHIP
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F.
Mr. Love, from the committee on the
Districtof Columbia, reported " ahill [of
the improvement of the nnvisigation osdii
rit-er Potomac." The hill puthorizee nsilot
terv or lotteries, to raiee a cum not eft-ced
ing Stoopoo for the purpose of improving ;
the navigntion of the river Patomac andl
the waters falling into that river. Reedss
twice and ordered to : committee ol the
whole on M onday next. l
l
As. Love pretented the petition ofz'he
P'mmem and Director! or the But arro
tomnc. He also presented the petition of
the President end Directore of the Union
Book of Georgetown. The petition. pray
for charters for their respective inetirutione.
Both referred to the committee on the Die-_
trict of Columbie. " "
ﬂsr. Upham rose and spoke egsinet the;
resolution-. He intieted that the language ;
of the reso'utiene showed that the author"
himself was doubtsul whether the ineult ]
was intended bv Mr., ]nckson. He enid ss
the .; icnds of the resolution had not point- (
ed out the oﬀensive sentence or other sea-]
tencee in the correspondence which amount ss
to an insult. But the appoeere hequ had"
gone through the correepondence nndss hell"
Mr. Love presented the petition of ths:
Preeident end Directore of the- Banlt' of
Alessnndria, praying that their cherte-t mity _ss
be renettred for twenty yem nster the month
of March in the year 1811. ct
Referred to the committee on the Dtnriﬂ
of Columbia. -
Mr. Tallmadge rose at half paet one, end
delivered an energeticspeech in sevor of
the indefinite pottponentent of the reeoht
tions.
proved that the insult did not exiet, '
Part q/ Alexandria.
Annvzo,
Br'lg Ann, Speak, George-Town, to
load {or Tonningcn. -
8th John Andrew, Nicon. Li si
vi. Button—c.]: & coals—to anon, " n
Cals lnd Co: *
cLuuo,
Sloop Chaucellor, Storer, NeW-York-f
by the master. '
Schooner S.!ly and Beuey, H.rdy,' Beli
ton—do.
(] Shhooner Regulator, Sdmd, BHM
[no.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATLVES,
Cossrssigrgfi of the .Unitcd State;.
TunoAY, jamssnary S.. ss
[Tale" jbr the Alexandria Gazelle.)
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who have now -
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