Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-02 00:00:00, page 3

altogether in a very ehort time. They
must be called. The edn'tin'letration will
not act without the con'eorrence of congrees,
Probably they trill wait.till the arrival of
the john Ademe ; yet, whatever documente'
she may bring there is little doubt of the
necessity of a epeedy cell of congreee.
Perhapa our government sihee promieed
B.,napasirtsie more than the people would ens
sir them to perform. He has waited and
wanted. been put oss end put oﬂ', till he now
indsssitþe etlminietretion cannot purchase
the people to go tower with England. and
ss he is now determined not to wait longer.
( Ind:-pendm; Anne-flew.)
*
Edward Livingeton hee med Thomee
] tl' nor. damage, laid at 1'004000 tlollure,
: sir drawn-ning hnm by force of the betture
ehich "the court of New Orleene had-decid
ed to be hie. The editor of The,- Enqulrer,
whuie enunivcrealgeniue. end had there
[are nlwl'rhrery in hie heed, eeeerte that
the claim is not worth e m-si cente. 'We
advice Mr. Liv'mpton to deeiet immediate
lssr; as the ceee le already decided by Mr.
.Ruchie : who uyeth very eegely that ** nie
gistrutta, when theydlsrherge their duty
to the but as r/rctirjudsmeim. are not liable
indamegce." siButt'rientl Ritchie doth not
Worm-us what is the remedy when negle
tntee do not perform according to their
judgments. Friend Ritchie Tquoteth from
eundry writen learned in the law. "No?
ectionenthe eaee will he lgainet :: judge
for what he dcssn-e as a judge." ** A judge
is-not-anserrrable bothe king or the party
{or mietekee or errore of hie,]udgment. in
e matter in (which he had} jurissedsitctionsi'si—
\ ' Per m
KWW _. 5730
Rum- 5 : thy. ass days, being -
' KNT-Qm - ' si - 36:
lineage-51 ! a month '— 4 ' 18!
' Scmmt l'qsidld'lej'ltsslnomh . 60
Gervadt'e' {ap'ona a year . 73
Why then netghbor Kttehte. 'tvas- judge
Chne tried! —ls Mr. sijesserson one the
armed-force of the'U. State: to despoil an
individual of hia property to the-amount of
50 or 100.000 dolian, and the individual
brings an action against "him; if he—ean
show legal authority for what he done 'he
will be acquitted': if he can show no "legal
authority, yet it-shalt appear-to the zeourt
that be thought himselfauthor'ued, and his
conduct-arose from —a mere error of vjudg
ment, -he will be 'discharged, tyet sicongreaa
will let-I bound to ddssjuatsitcc to the iod'tysitb -
dual injure-t]: : -i\--it abatl appear to be a wan
ton, malteioue an, he tvtu be-madessrelpon
not. for .u damage-I.
Of an much it hath seemed good untosim
tsi- gtvr thee knowledge : And. if thou wilt
laft it Emily. we will advise thee hereafter
!: t so suddenly to give thy determinatinn.
] St the ignorant judge: of the Ilyssmc
tum-t of the United Scales. and by the au
th-n itt- al t'ne learn d opinion of the editor
"I (ht Enquirer. should be awayed in their
f'vcisinn, (term! of apt-cing shcnnlvet to
1 " ale and (Priam: should they Mr! from
* vsi' —: 'a ()Nde at th' ll'o si And we
w-u u U-v'ite thee to remember the- ecept.
:: ' an .;r "am cxpitandetnot the agogtte
8 'bu) und the Opening book. , -
. .. " ' (M.-)
Pcnsian aloud/tum! of the Mininiatrtm'm
_ But". _ '
Pus" and emolumenta of "Mind: ZDuane,
Pressitdent'a Priam-, and Lieuumnt COlODClsi
Of the. Ride again-ug—
sense: or numtno mour,! ,raox in
wanton. .
.The lm olcul account: from Prince
have :: lend! me! the had;-notions as do;
dminmratio'u, one! that it: no dight degree.
...That they have been mon deeplv and
dzsimnably duped by the Punch fosyenn
me!: is an-the excuse they can make for
their pusillanimom conduct. " the vil
lainy of Bonaparte wan not apparont be
fore, it is now [bring as the noon day sun.
The: adminisuadoo can no longer deny that
:th see it. . Congress will probably be call
The brig Sopi'shsi; QM 30le from
shi- port, m'ived a: om- On the un Arct'
April
from -._ smo
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"Watry, w. _ (0
. true the Mfinfb'lss'fgf
ly. 1; Phihosselphia. _
wys inﬂux end-kite! money-for the
made :. Robert-amid. nexed!!- oft-use."
' Inﬂamm'pqdergd'ch ioc'lsimetiom'cid iisi ;
[betid 6;desii1,sict.id\e' miv'; from time to' time.-;
receive from "Me-bl- Turn-n', orsihiesi'koj'il
mater; ctthrough any" of ,hizsieecm And make
copfi , tial age'nu. The'soeut. coi.Duane'c
eeubhisscthment i; known to be e'xceoaissve,abd'
his rehusmun be high. He has been he
: Phihdelphia almost. the whole time since'hsie
lzwas oelecud by that disinterested pacridg!
!Mr- less;-non, to be lient. colctouel. Hcl
was once, as we recollecc to have heard,
{sent adrqu the Hudson, to spend ale-w
' day. on : court martial at New York.-——
Mind and bodyss (he lient. col. 'uct (no prcri
ous to France, as well as (he U. S. for his
valxsiiable life to be exposed on ihe deadly
marssshes near New Orleans. How is the
. Art '1. Until the English government s
shall have officiirlly withtlfawn the restrie-si
tmns,contai_netl in 'her orders of council of;
1807. all trade wliatsoever between the ports
of Holland and the ports ol' England is pro- _'
h'ibited. sln case particular reasons should
make itsnecessary to' grant ' liances," only
such as are delivered in the tissue of the em
peror, shall be valid. f _ '
,_—2. A body 'of troops of18.000 me'nsiSOOO
siwiu reos are to be cavalrssv, and consisting of
!76000 French and 112ss000 1Dutch,'siahbll be
placed on all the mouths of the - rivers, "to
gether-With officers of the French custom
house. to watch, xthat 'the contents of_ -the
preceding article are put in force.
-'3. These troops are to be maintained,
"led and clothed by the government of Hol
31and. _ _ si _ -
2 4. All vessels transgresSingsiihe—Grst arti
' cle, which may be taken by French men of
! war or privateers, shall be declared good
i piiZes, and in case of doubt, the difficulties
i csnbc resolved by his majesty the emperor
only. . .
5. The restrictions in the preceding arti
cles "contained, shall be withdrawu, as soon
as .Englsnd shall have withdrawo her or
den in council of 1807. And from that
moment the French troops shall quit Hol
iand and leave to her the full enjoyment ol
her i'ndependeuce.
' 8. His majesty the, king of 'ssHolland,.in
order to co-operate with the forces of the
French empire, shall have in the mad :
squdron-of nine sh' on ' frigneqarm-i
: edsnd pmisioned [lit:-i; ' " _ nths, and rea- .
)dyto go-tosea by ' _.sssif ]olynext, &:
also a ﬂofillsof one hit gunbasts, or
others qesisselsos war. ' force shall be
,nsinisiced and kept in coin-It Radius-1
during the whole of the war. _ _
, 10; All merehsndizec brought by Ame
ri'qn-vessds'whieh have entered the parts a
of Ballad-incur the in of lunary, IIOIH
i.ehall be taken in sequestrstion and left to!
--Pnnce harder todisposethereos accord-;
in; to circumstances-ad her politiepl nels-.
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*in eat-tence. 'We ohoultl like but to see it
inn-3 [s he, "in the commander in chief,
From the Royal Cournnt of the 9th of April,
lUlU. '
TREA'K'Y.
Hi: majesty the Emperor oft/te French and
King aslmly, and his majeaty the King
ofHo/laad. , . 1
Wiahing to put an end to the diss-renrea,
which have ariaen between them, and wiah-_
ing to render the indepsind- me of Hold-ad
to corretpond with the presentcircumatancea
into which the orders in Councii of Eng
land, of 1807, have placed all the maritimc
power.; have agreed : _ J
'TThesiEditor hs the United' Stateo' Ga
zette il' indebted to a mctrcantile gentleman
of Philadelphia for a Dutch paper of the Oth
April, containinga copy of a treaty betwe o
Nopoleon and hta brother, the king of sin]. !
land.si The following it I ttanalatinn nt ltlt h
parte " appear to be interesting to the peo
ple of the U.Statca.
under, th'ehhnd sin! that good than, 'Albert
Galiotin, aecretarv of the treaaury; who-we
understand it one of the greate-at cyp/terera
in the world. ." (Commotion; 'Mm'dr.
lit}!!- cotonet's aocuum tur wrote-,Jun,ct
candlea, and ratiom. adjuate at the trea- .
the puiaaant Wilkinson, allowed exzra ra- _
tion-, for commanding at a aepatate post?
What dlowancea art/made ior quarters"
sad, and candlatl, he:-&c.? For what!
building-no the U. S. pay rent, suel, and ]
candle-s ? For lht lieut. coinnel'a hooae on
ly; or for printing-qffice, chap. and all?
\Ve wish some of the aceoumiug officers ,
would publiah the lirut. colunei'a account. -
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ass,-:Þsi
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si he {ny-ged piss?
[Mi- within Hesieen dayl, de won;: :: pin
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Done at Peru, the man Much, "lo-.
'(Sign'cdy
can-pig- Dusz Cdon.
aid-tural "my. .
- . . . _ {meats;-m Human-., l
ctBy she'ablp New YorkmaptainssGteenhill,
arrived last evening,'tve have accounta lrom :
Havanna to the lah inst- through a reapeet- !
able mercantitehouae'in (his city. "When
the New ?{otk- llllod .Assmerinn .prodctuce ct
was tuinoualy dull, particularly ﬂour-'M- :
Heavy ah'ipmcnta bs 'augar and wife.: -had I
been made to -L0ndon, Liverpool, ikc.
which kept'up the price": osthm articlea-g
producj: and manulacturea ol Old Spain had
then may comidsi-rably ;, Cdtalomasi wine
from" 50, to 100 dnllars per pipe. The sol- .
lowin'g extract is from an lnlelligem gentle
man, dated - " .
" Havanna, May O,.tslo-The new go
vernment [Councsitl 'ol chtncy] was pro.
'claimed and acknowledged, with great and
general joy, on the 27th ultimo. The
thange wan the more acceptable to the peo
siplc here, at their confidcnce had been
wreakencd in the Suprernejuuta eFSthllt—z
who": ditperaion will-have mfuaed anew
lpu'silt ul .patriotlam and may into the
lo) al Span'talt people—they 'Wﬂl'sibc-II
tisfwd as to the view: of t'mue 'Whom they
have enzrustcgl. By caution in-aelccting of
future bﬂiders, the Antericant may be.-pre
served. 'l'ne change will, no doubt, savor
our commence lure, ill a reducuon of du
tm and tree trade muy'be expected be
th'tn tlm inland and all iriendu and neu
mm. an opccdlly at new wrung-ment- can
Joseph H. Mandev1lle, s
'HJS -JUS7' RECEIVED U' l'siOR SJL'E,
20 balesctos Cotton.
10 bogshcads Zd and Ath prooszood WM- 4
India Spirits.
20 do. Sugar, various qualities.
lo ticrces New Rice;
s hogsheads Molanec.
5 do. Clopperas.
2 c'o. Alum.
so barrels'VVhiskc'y sn'dctso borel. New.
. England Rum. _
20 chestsos lmperiul, Young Hyeon, and
Hyson'SHn Tcas. . "
Ten, Midciru Lisbon, Shcrt-y, Malagl,
and 'Catalonia Wines.
000 barrel: os Hcrrings and Shad.
50 barrel: Her-king:, put up with particu
lar care pnd suit-pured. 4
MO bushels Liverpool-and-lisbn Salt, &c.
..ZLEU- si_ ' 4
Scbashan Sprmgctfi'ssiavctn. ,
HE cut-order beg- lcavq winsomuo
' public ninthe hue-ken adds-nen ::
' Schm'an Arm-;, lull-ny between waking.
gon City god-Alexandria lately {new!-[Mr. -
A. Lindo, when he is prepared 19 new-si
mount: such a any (not him h'n Milctndr _
unto-o in : style which bcmmpulgivc
1' untill-dien. B- h lumizhed' _ The)":
, Linen, And will M'IGP'Q ' 'si flee. ef
'.tln;nbonntnoduss -- _ si _ :
John Aushn. !
waxe ,_,_ . ' 95 ]
able.
Andrew Scholfield.
I
[In: "one in the conne—the heud square and
a long li-nnk. The ﬂnder .hau rec. lvo Two
Dolluu on leaving it With Mr. Snowdm.
Juno 2. 8:
81," Saltad Oc'l.
To siR !} N T,
_ Andjmmeliale ponenion given.
_ A "(i/), commodious -Brick Dwel
ling and arehouse, all in good order, sim
ated osin King street, in -_lhe neighborhood of
hote-i Sall-ded, which he will be]! by th' .
nose.. Also, three other Brick'Dwellingssion
the same ztreet, —0ne'6f which hasis . good
warehouse for a grocery round the nima
nion equally good for business—the root: of
box or bottle.
james M. Stewart.
be'maue"
0_ — —— A m
goode-stot. and an excsieﬂeut Hand for busi- ]
&" the ninve property will be made ken-on
flune 'I. eo
THE "Uncrshcl' hu just received l-sew
[. 0 8 T.
On Sunday evening last.
A Pcarl Breast Pin with a-to
Gum-mon, May a}.
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{A , - " Mamm- . no." 'siss w, , -
ss si ss Z'ÞNLW- 42: .,
loflalecash. ""s'w'hsisisi
THE fifth ill-tamen: of One Mind
each there of Stoehos the Domndc. M
sssacturo Cosnpcmy of Menodrh, become. _
due end-payable on True-dey not! the fifth ,
'day of- Juno, et their WArehouie- on
June !. - . '
Wantcd =to Htre, _ _
An-eetivessBOY, between ]: and loss-jeer! .
of age, to be employed as : miter He iiu _
bcsstaienseither-by the month or yea-,. To '
one ot knownywd chere'eter the highe'et' "I:.
-ges'will be given. Appiy lo tbectBdnter. 3: _
May-84. " , eb'SL
I'Fz'zse 'Dvllars Rcward. . ,
AN AWAY from the mbacribezf on 'the
loth oslunc, 1809, an- apprelmce to this
Hauing bu-incn, named JOSHUJ TUC'KBR.
ssabout 19 year: of age, Mrk hair and dark
'eyes, s feet 7" lndhea high. The above vess
'accuring said mour-7, to that I get him
Wo
:N. Ellicosit.
We. "TN:.
cautioned against dal-bouring, Why or
carrying him of, :! "24le *be put in
ward will be paid for apprehepdsng in!
-near Pin queen
:. John ModLeod- Age-it.
"no 3. . '
BN. 8. The wakhbsden "um ple-tenthe
notice' that those who do nofipﬂ Wind-ﬂy
are liable to I siforsdturo ws uﬂ preceding
. -A 'IfULE-KEÞPLR -
S WANTBD et the Oeeoqunll Brldgesitntv.
mediately; none need epliY-witbettbthe'
molt-eatitsactcry roof-es theincthonetttyt lo
tegt'ity ttn'd sobr Oty. M didcrly' pcht
without . sunny, whojee tyed-omen, melt
ne (! -'l'eytor, Smmuker. muchel-notes.
would be 'the most luttuble-ee it would-mit!
siincome to litate". end [n'-more agreeable to
the owner. Apply- at the townes Oeeoqttttl
The Commerc
lonel. ' "sictsss/lsisisi; sin,-";
Bone;/He Many z—WWF man),
The lbove propeny "will be num
'nle army mue before arm-m negot- __
si_day. on npplixegionmctfil'ehrd M. but! ct
vlrwm or Frdnh'e Haihﬂsi'dt'y; leyuct'resiosif. ' *
sign". John Johoswn.
sond. against (fiend-a- ,
May 81. , If
N O T 'IC E.
E Ofedhmof the hounss Þ'fb
and M'Gaw, tenderly "of" th'; ss
merchants. are Well to" m Ilus
Wpeclive clad" duly an: _ liste"
. Gum: caq. council-tula! '
Burling Sliimﬂeﬂorb WTÞ': si si "
Ten m nor owmuuo'ltovzn.
occupied ctby - John ,Henghl. PMMWU]
be given " theﬂret-of-October -'so_ eenment
would be-unnecelury; on the' nant! In w we]!
known. _
:ALSO 'FOR SA'LE,
A man two etory muuc HoUSL-on
Pi'tt was with : -Lot of 46 sisst'e'etzsrodt _
and too feet deep.
'l ( not- dispond of at private ee1e<before the
20th day of-ltme, itssv'til, en :lnt'dey, be told
et pubt'tcsi'ule. . _ __ _ .
]ohn Wtse.
NxvthI-yszd—uss "1- _ ct
WBST M ss
]: AJJdml-siomnﬄ'snudfiuwct ct
un \
Iicesspn the couth WORMW'W Msiss
in the vlcihity 'ol the win-Up ]! helde!
some bend-oure vel-es for Ws: m
ecv'en'l oi'ber win-duce: oMW' TQW'- ss
come pdd
.j' Mastera of rend- md when an.
Mendey Menmd'dl , ss .. , A,
'non'ppthM-HI' _ss ssm .;J:
nephew-o WM" my ; -:sii-*'si'-"
known bymamd' ' _; :"L'S'si'c'lct;
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unkind:—xv.
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