Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-15 00:00:00, page 3

NORY'OLK, jay-wys. . _
ss- Affived; ocsz'r And,. him, so day:"
:! Liaboa. bound-"to Fndsiefickdmfg—ss
Pinch-i Li-bou Ilsip Thomirisesi or
lex-adds." Dee." Stb; 95 Cp'pe' [how,-.,
Veseels lest at Naplee by the Zephyr— si
Ip Hercuiee'of Selem. ship Margaret of
lem. detained by : privateer on her put
srom Cagliari te 's'unin, expected to
den-ed; brig Catolssine, Dnevr. of She
' . detained by a printeer—lch'sir Hamil
, Brown. of New-York. to sail in two
ve sorTunie ; eeh'r She-low, ossiPbiladel
ss detained by a privateer, who captured
r on her passage from Philadelphia to
ermo; echr. Father and _Son of Balti
e for some time detained by the Neapo
!: government, for having been into :
itieb port. but restored to the" apt-in, and
cted to all shortly; bris Rebeccn. of
lemdria, detained by . printeer, who
tun-ed her on her passage" srom Meuiua
Cork. and expected tebe condemned. .
l)ee. 4, Gibnltar in eight, epoke ech'r
n. Hukelk os Neubnrypqrt, from Ca
'z for Alican't, out &! boun
rrived helow, schooner Zephyr, Mur
,_, 51 days from Naples. Captain M.
firm: the account of the uquestration
.siAmeriean property at Naplee, which
all locked up in the public storec. The
e]! were allowed to all with outward
goes by giving bond-. The ship Au
, Moon. osBaltimore, with a targe
ed for Tunis. loth quember. Left
: 14th Novemher hrig Sophia, Car
, of Baltipore (or Tunis in two day:.
' brig Orizimbo, of Baltimore, bound
Palertno, waa captured and brought in
re by a French privateer. Oﬂ' Galater,
Zephyr was boarded by the Britich brig
eazel, and treated polinly.
he sch'rpi 6 davesi out fruilkhih
[:qusz ____ss
any coelition between owners of 'priva- '
' and Mldct! Ofgoodc ; aeecrnl prizec
ed at Coraica, were rendered uncalca
hcreby. The ehip Auguete, Boundo,
'Ruait to Napln. raluably m
into Naple- atld condemned. apt.
and she cupercargo had token pu
in the echr. Two Margarets, for Lon
which vessel K'II en cured about the
Oct. oﬀCape Bare, si); : French pri
' , which had arrived at Tunia ; it was
sed she was retaken by the captnin, or
rwiee would have arrived At one of the
ry port: to which che was ordered.
e hrlg Sophia, Carman. of Baltimnre ;
Hamilton, Brown, of New York, and
timore achooner, the Eutaw, all with
ial produce-Jnid arrived at Naplen in
eniln-r, and were permitted to enu r. A
loaded with peppcr from Baltimore and
;, 'oswhieh Mr. [sslammeuoiew consul)
upcrcargo, with ccveral other vessels,
lao arrived, and were under atque-tra
. A new line of Dazmnirr: had bren
ed on the srontiers of holy and France
event the inshduction of colonial pro
--a new order had also been issued, 10
"thit the introduction osany prize good.
France, unless the reesel ancl cargo ar
in one of her parts infecte, parts of
:- would he iiable to nium: and con
tion, even is brought in French vessels,
unificates ; this measure was to prc- i
on the ahsiOct. oﬀGaak Lightonsiherss
gc from London to Ca ctiz Ill 5",nt, l
with. and wan find upon _by Of _ l
(cer, us to guns,_the eaptam of ieh, l
_ rning che was from an ' ss hctports
he wan a good prize, bin ! _ esi enptam
rd was on boardctbe meanen-, In
h lus-ger have in light, when_hu ple
ere given up, and he permitted to
don hie vque. The Frenchmen
.! permit them-len tune to pluoder
edsord hnt made all sail to get oﬀ.—
,,vectnch eonunass-der treated captain B.
_ n'ch civility. The lngger bended
elsord, and insornsited the had pre
the ume privatecr from capturing
ew-Ualen, but wa- nnt able to capture
: Frenehman outsailing . Capt.
has, despntthea for e nment,
lr. Ell-ring. our minister at deville.
Mr. R. B. Forbes, who arrived from
.ra in the brig Mary, Shmv, at Provi
si in 42 days. we received 'the following
e insnrmation- The ships Packer,
, of t'hiladelphia, and France: Hen
'W3er, of Bouoo ; brig Felicity,
of Porumonth,and ech'r Peace and
', Foeter of Beverly, were at Mar
on the loth of Oc-tober, after a de
otss nearly two years—the two first
acling, and had special permission to
BALTIMORE. January 11.
ma :ANUARY H. sil—si
- The House of Men of Met'ylend 1
& hnve passed en an ctwhich i'niþote's : n': of i
{ one qsiusrter per e'esintnsstn on the conne! stock si]
) of benks nnd' msurance cup-nine, for I!!!
; ettebliebment end maintenance of eciiliesib
: for the educntion of the poor throughout
ssr the state.
[ There' is nothing so disgr'acesui and de
: pioreble m the nnnnis of a nation, :. the
prejudices end parti .nlities as" its ruiers.-—
thuctcr those persons, who ssssnre nppoint- ss
ed to prenidt over the destinies of . peoplsi
suffer themselves to be ncted upon by love
or hntred, of soreign powere, that motnent
their own independense, and the dignityssss
and happiness of their country are destroy- I
ed :. For in spite of themselves, in evexy :
momentoue question, in which the soreignsi
relations of the country are concerned, not ,
only their opinions, but their measureasi
will lean to the sa'vorite nation, without *
any regard to the mnnisest injury which it l
The inmortal Wssmno'ron, who ,saw
with a prophetic eye the dangsrs arising
ss to his beloved country from foreign parti
.aiitieqandthe cshmnyte which thoseps-i
[sits-tumid bceaposed who should dare,
to raise their voice against them has lest
þ-dtsis following "ad-tinue eminent-on
may do to anyotner. Asjusttce may n0t
ssalways be on the savored side, prejudice
may so far have blind :rl them, as to see no
thing but peace and generosity in the acts
of any, while every proof of friendship and
magnanin ity given by anothc r, will be view
ed as deceit or hustilitt'. While this unfor
tunate prejudice continues, the measures of
the sinvcrnmrnt are made to bend to the
partialities of the individual, so that, instead
of being founded-on the broad basis of the
general good, they simply emnate from pri
vate feelings and local considerations. But
this is not all. lnstead of uniting the world
in acts of friendship towards them, they di
vide it; and while they are army-ing the
one half in hostility against them, they be
come a prey to the mashiaations of the other.
When this infamation has seized on the
utters of a nation, they are already half
mbdued, for whether they do corruptedsssissbssy
the'gold at England or the friendship o!
France, they cease to be independent, be
cause, as all their nteasures are calculatrd
to gratify the savorite power. they !egialate
more for that power than for themselves.
Whatever this power may ask will be (;5- L
In" this way were ltaly and Spain subdu—
ed to the power of France. in this way
were the power: of Huiland and of Switzer
land seduced out of their independence, and
"made fiess of the " Empire of the West."
lo this way are nations more eﬀectually and
cempletely subdued than by the force of
arms.; for while every one will hesisstate to
deliver his purse, to the mbber on the high
way, who tis-ends it with a pistol in his
hand there are few, indeed. who can refuse
it to the soft person-inns of a smitei
friend
Having thus prepared the way for the re
ception of their opinions and policy, the sa
t-orded nation has littte to do to subjugate
it-to its power, and to extort from it 'as
tight what it before "had obtained from par
tiniit).
m ac, because it will be belieired that-it ss
would not require what the other ought not
to give. Shutting their eyes against the
evidence of every days experience, with a
blind and impiiCit considence, they will ai
low the syren voice of insiduous friendship
to point out the measures they should pur
sue in theirsisseneral poiicy : the aid which
it becomes them to give to the establish
ment of certain principles, and a power
thus preju'ficed will suﬀeritseif to be led
into a war-"with that nation against ;Whum
they possess such strong antipathies.
*
'ssct',
thumb,-de. "Wsinpuudny'tm
andgooquusoroncfordll
Wadtm diolikcto- tsio will:
si'Vh'oudicyncwmilo-ue dsiu.
si'gtrontypnonc tide,-ndmnoml. ad
evenncondthcnmosmlnmon theo
ther. sign-o} Wzﬂw any ruin thy
{WMW m liable to be
comb Wdondodioucto; while no took
and dsi'upn n'ourp WWWWW
of the people, to tun-end:! dull" nium-"
Who: an "ful nbjeft for th W
ss tion of Anne-n.:
\ ( (."/urbem: Cﬂﬂ'ﬂ'.)
:
, The nhip Centnry of this port was left at
! the isle of May iolding dojdayo since.
Latest from Europe.
Anived yenerdny morning, nhip Mi
ngwn Smith, Capcain Pumriouo, from Li
verpool, Bdayl.
By the nhip Minrrvn Smitb, London
paper: to the Mzh of Novcmbcr have been
received, being 6 days the lame. The pa.
,prn do not mention the atrival of Mr.
1 Enkine.
Nothing sinppearo in the English paper: !
relative to Americcn aﬀail's. 'Ihc Miner
Smich has despatchcs on beard from Mr.
Pinkncy. si
Lale/l from Lzsbon. 4
Byihe thip Augunus, Potter, arrived
this morning in a short pashage smmLisbon'
we learn, that the British admiral who pur
sued the Toulon fice-t, hud capzund fifteen
saii of transports, and five thouoand troops,
beside: desiscroying the several line of
battle ships before reported. The Span
iards uhder general Blake, hactd mlrched.
against Madrid with an army 20,000smmg, 1
about the 20th Novcmber; they me: and
engaged the French army. Afteraaevere'
bade the Patriots were repuised, with {he
ssloso of 5 ,OOO men. 'I'roopa were marching
from Lisbon, &c. to rrinforce the amiu on-i
the smmiers. Lord Weliinglon'o lie-MrI
having been resigainrd-duriﬂg his any ill"
Liobon, he had returned do the arm _. 8e-'
verat division: of the—PM delay,}
it wi; reported-, hld're'tmdd "meum-4
ny ;— bmsseaptain Pfhld me lum-e inn—yf
of them had entered Sdaia. A-ehm time"
he.-sore captain P. sailed (Sth .DW')' large-1
Heat of emptff trsimspone had arrived from
England, in me Tagus. ss si
-—-—-—:C:—-——
SHIP
_ N _ 0 5.
THE eubecriber by virtue of, e deedes
trust to him from thtunt Bone
eou, deted on the 26th dey of November, in
the year 1808, for the purpoee of let.-ring
John Napkin, on the out dey es Feet-very
next. end et the hour of twelve del-yet of
thet dey—fifthe dey knot eflir one. then on
the But feir dey thereeftetadet'theeeme
hour will proceed to eell for reedy nion,.
et public unction. to the higheet bidderyed
the premle'ee. . -
\ The. M-eimple Estate
! ledde dle-es Ptoþehi, 'ee m.
si-Abotltficteereeenssd t'ee peleeof'psi'evd
elth the home- thereon. lite-n' in the coud-si
ty of in the eld-tity of the the"
of A edjoln the weet eld-w
! latter-78.
had for Flour.
m
Alexandna Danclng ,Assemblies.
The second Alexandria Deneing Attem
bly will be on FlllD KY evening next,the thh
inst.-'l'hc third on FRlDAY evening the
2d of Fcbruary ;—and the fourth two weeks
after the Bind Night.
of We. the nidenee no?
ihlehfivsie' :cfnerendtenpelelsimqoss' the
Edmund [. Lee, Truste.
Part of Alexandria. p
.'\RRn no,
Anived, brig Columb :, captein Stone,
19 days {: om St. Barts -Sugar--]. & 'I.
Vowcll and R. ]ohnson.
Captain Leverin, ofand for this port,
was to sail the next ay.
Markct dull—nine dollan could not be
. -FOR SALE,
A likely Negre Girl, betweee !! end 1!
years of 88:- Apply te the Prieter.
lower]! ee
The Managers.
January 13. dtldth.
BA L'rmonz, Yrmuary 12.
Pmunuuu, Noo. 12.
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Dwelllng Home, will no! busin- chid—i.
si nnd garden nimate on". w noticed lb] '
and Prince-omen. , ct . ,
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A convenient two story Pmno Bone on
On TUESDAYWMMLMM ,
' A likely Negm Girl of God; si
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fIW ",! .:h'siss—io -ct1\"ct-'."ct:ss
": <*si,. '—
'Comistingvf comen, claim?
stead;. let;. as the! cut-since. si ,
horse-. . " '
Of all nuns-of twootyi
immediate paymuanLBbt _ _ _
over, : 'crcdit-os a: _ _si; ss. , -
end-bond with appmduaiticy} _ , ,;
Robert Ran " '
Of William Rzzhugh.
Album-ry 13.
eester Chenc,
Me line cbofitctule ct'ss
"go hngsheede Men-had "up-! Way-infe
An acute Lad. skin tun lctlss' " , sict—ssctsis
cemchnbcenw '_ " ' isi-dsict'
work—he n'ould behbctss'qn sdct' &; " :=_-,,4ss
yard, and would had I!- ("Of
[natinge and! helde-I. -- si- M.
wmbegiven. EnqdndfshPdﬂ-e
Inner] u. si .
Whﬂ Ms " Wd MÞ ed"
200 piecee of nen-inn, Itsillll
on Fair-sex street. , si "w sissss'ss
January ll. ct
ch- maclm mia-both... _ . _ ;
si A-V' ,_s- sir";- ";
ALCO-FNDY uu,
Several bon, m ,mctsiw- __ sisiss 'ﬀ
and Kin nemmdssmwof _ si
canon yem osngo
' P. G. Makﬂdlcr _ '
on non innomcoslnsiwct_ _ ss _
Some of them an' impoun'd defy—I. _ , si ct
building lean:". Foi' term; " '* -'
On wan:-snsmmrbo ,mctb hot-ne. will,
be mld, beussnco che.- had. osuossmsslﬂb.
ven, unde home of Womouxnfiulyf '
quuire, demand, aqnndtyssfof ; ' ,siss-f si -
Housholdctsumzt' :,ss'sizctf- .
them]. Applyto si-ct
lsaac Gssibson.
505 Acres 7}! Leddfoi' siss
1 ,0 .. ( sixsi _ SB,'ssss:sssic "(
ended to me,; "
du.fi .... a
End/97}; them and Fortn- ss "9; .ss
A few hempeu of... depend: w Gu
]00 dozea filth-n'- Brown Stood,
so boxce but Splnleh
Janunry 12.
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