Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-07 00:00:00, page 2

. ss ;IW included, to be ap
" '_ 5 ' mohth.Stam,
' retain in the depart
_ _' jocund ﬂute auch n
.si = :: unde. by such other
; judge eqxuubu.
' si _ 'execul'wn ofthe leve
'..'ss.*=r'l"nor'\n may accept, ac
:..ctl' 'sisiwnt, In, 'EOI'P. Os
- ' -*_ ssssthleoppn continued:
- ssf- afterward" .: the
ss Jus
_ _ ___, ned company of vohmteen
- ct _ Will of volumcen from one
_ kssmiesof militio, and shall be
ss--'ss' _ _ _, _ sibysuch oficen from the re
lpod'lpt'ossnpnniu to which they belong,
to human!!! of the nue or trrritory
w'thþdodp, be she], as dom: as
MW si , service, under authority
Us Of ct _ "si _ "Scales, be mbject to the
'tuletnodsslnidn of war; and may alsobc
" M W leﬂicc of the United Statcs,
undnneeof— an armour, to canae the said
m....mzsincrnem and instruments of
ss. _ to ept-inxodorderrndto'
h delivered to the neven! bomsinnieay of
. Men aforemd, either to be inunct
s—zd 5 my duty or di-ciprme-u - .smmd,
"Ic- . '
See. 6. That the said Volnnteera shall,
once in enoh year, is not called into actual
- "I ' he ensamped for ten day. succes
' , for imptovement in camp dnw and
dineipline, either by regiinenu, battnliona
or complain, ache .eonpander of bri
[tile aid! direct- And "in one an'y- non
*- Woficer, mudeian or private,
- IN fit! to attend and perform his duty as
niggard, without un excuse" aat'usactory
In the" mmdant of hia regimenmr shall
no appear, Ilthout being uniformed ac
- couche warden, his arnu and accontte
ctntnqqr nunwal instrument shall revert to
the Unned Statea.
_' to! the said_ up:, acoontremenu _and
middle of loude, under the aupe'tin
;";
Scc- 7. That for the tale keeping and
security of the arms, accoutremenu and
immmnu of music asorcsaid, thesi com
modant'os each regioun: be, and he is
hereby authorined and required w delig
ssnntsie come convenient place of rendez'vons,
" vhieh the voinnteera nforcnid shall
—_-eet. forthe purposes)! being inammed
- an' cnunp du: Ind dilcipl'me. as herdn be
* sin direct: ; and atthe place aoct deaig
- Illwsi .there than be an anon.] for theside—
called into unlumieesi. "And
nthocaperatmofth'csstine sor'tvhieh'xuch
Whom w um. they simu
-c_n_chb--cnnthd_w themncoumum
ai- angel tsissb. med usisictsssiss'
- . . ' ' dia
sins:: ,Mk; . :: Pro
MM m him no, m];
ct : Mah- manam.
, .' si, . ct-Mpctwhdhh
, " ful}. t' M.]deuce
. _ct. - — dint?! hn n'i
e m'fiarhe' h- poisoned
Q
v— "" ss -
_ mos the U. Scales.
' God- I. That when a return of such vo
lat-nel}. nhall be" made to the depm-tnnnt
of sinne. inch lon-comm'mionedoofficer and
[nium than be surniahed by the U. Statca
with : mutet and other accontrementa re
mind by hw, in complete order, and each
mne'tcian with a wind]: instrument of
\sisi- rsssisi':ss.ss:ss_ . . -. _ "
Wespz-Puszuu "fsszs.
. . sih ed with amend
sisi ,", ct si- -' sied-miuee. '
ss Yct'sict'ct'sissss * ]n-ovidu—
sisi; ": 'sisi - ss of the U. Smes be.
.7 si Wind, nluch times
'- ss- [Lmrzn to require of
ss ' _ss dun! nau- indur
si \ . \OF XILITI'A.
en- vsi-ctctsi W
vvsvﬂ .—
ss———-* -—- .... si... sinne
Msisiq... -_-. .... .
_ proposed an amendment authoriaing the
L
P
ln'wsiie asotenid, sissind udlowthnrhom'
to be. pointed, for kee bzngthemem
er, each reaeona
coudentzeeding not per bushw us in his
ctjudpent thou be jutt and equitable. And
in ease there ahall not be a evident lum
ber of volunteen' at any nate or ter'ritory,
to form a regimeni, thensi the dutiea requir
ed Gs the commandant of regiment, than
be perforated by the cotnmmdant of bat
ulion.
See 9. That while mafcbing to and from
and performing duty at, such encampmeat,
the conninioned officers and musician:
shall be allowed the same monthly pay, and
the non-comminimed officers, musician
and privatea, the same ration: as in the ar
my of the U. S. and one days march shall
L be eetimated at twentv mile s.
!"
.
- place of rendezvous, and that during the
_7
T
-thc quake- n milltin men. vhibt other;
imm 4i_!so_\.: !! th.- Pwom! M
'would operate unequally, us some returns
apportionment to be made according to the
number of white male inhabitants between
16 and 45 years of age, as ucerta'tned by
the lost ccmus. -.
A]: . Ros. opposed the amendment." o-ct
pemfing partiatly townrds natee having
black populat'ton, and therefore aggressive-.
ly on the states having no black popula
tion.
Mr. Troup replied to Mr. Rou's re*ss
marks on the subject of black population. . 4
.57. Vcsinmm opposed the amendment,
because it would operate ujunly. Those
Milton numbers have not encrened
.: ull_ Would have to contribute more than
their proportion, whiht thooe which hld
npidly enereued in pulation would eon
uibutejun as much en than their prayers
tion at their number; at the but centu
were'uiuller than et pre-ent. \
time of their service, they shall be entitled
to the same pay, ratione and allowancee for
clothing,_ at are eetabliehed by law for the
army of the United State:
Sec. 12. That the tnilitia drafted al afore
said, or who ehait volunteer at a part .! the
detaehtnent authorieed by thiesi 'act,ehall _be
liable to do duty in the several regimente,
companies and corpa to which they belong,
in theume manner as they would do if
the aforeeaid detachment had not been
made, except when in service; Pmided
however, That in all cases where eaid de
taehment shall be cal!ed into eervicr, or
whenever such troops than be called out
for military exerciee, they shall be excused
from performing duty in their reepective
regimcnte and eorpe, during the continu
ance of such service. '
See. 13. That the Preaident of the Bed
Statee be. and he to hereby author' , ,
:esissnfzxzassgzfficttzfﬂusiasiz
that the exigeneiee of the United Statee
require it ; and if a part only of acid de
taehonent ehall be called into actual aerviee,
they that]! be taken from such parte thereof
ae the president of the Unitectd State: shall
deem proper.
See. 14. That a tum not exceeding one
miliion of dollare be, and the name is here
by appropriated, out at any monies in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the pay, eubsiatenre and support of such
part of eaid detachment as shall be called
into acuial eerviee.
See. 15. That this not the]! continue and
be in force for two years from the passing
thereof, and no longer.
The bi_li having been read...
See. 10. That the detaehment of militia
and voiunteera aforeeaid shall be otfieered
out of the present militia officers er ethere,
at the option and discretion of the constitu
tionctal authority in the respective etatee and
territoriee, the president appointing the geo
neral officers among the eeveral'etatee and
territeries, as he may deem'proper.
See. 11. That the eaid detaqhtnenta shall
not be compelled to serve a longer time
than ei: mouthe '-after they arrive at the
had been regularly made and othen had
not. Such an apportionment would re uire
ftom Massachus'et ; one-57th t o her
whole proportion, rom Rhode- thod one
GOth, from Connecticut one-79tb, from
New-York one-ssth, from Delaware one
43d. sishie inequality was owing to the'
diﬀerent moded of making returns. He
_m. uujty concetved that the clause
which proude: for the apportionment of
the craft according to the last returns
; Statea, if he ehouid he again called into
service. [t lectued hard that the osiee'ra
who were generally men of property ahousid
be paid for their service:, whilet the prt
vatea, len able to lose their time, Were to
. receive nothing. is there wan to be a dis-'
tinetion. he had rather the privatea ahould
s" paid, and the office" should aerve gra
tta.
were to receive pay, but no other emolu
ment, neither sorage or rations. Office"
in the army rarely draw ratiors, but took
commutation. [: was supposed that the
usual pay would about desray the officer'a
expencea while attending on duty, and that
it was supposed would be enough. It was
calculated to pay the officers partiaily with
:
I
than would accuse them from loss in vain!!
teering their servicea. Aa to the privates,
it was only thoaexvho aubscribed to certain
engagcments that were to be employed in
this extra service. As an indueementthey
were to draw rations whilst on duty, and
sorpay they were to receive their arms and
accoutretnenu at the capirtttion of their en
gagcment. The gentleman from Maryland
aeemed to think that 'arma would be of no
value to them. Mr. R. said, is the gentle
man would sireleet that by the preaent mili
tia lawa every citizen wa bound in a pe
nalty to furniah himself with arms, and
those too of a certain description. he would
deem these arms worth something. By
this meam for their aervicee they would
receive musken of the kind required by
lawsiwhich they might not otherwise be
able 'tn acquire. Musieiana were to receive
both pay and ration, because the musical
[instrument waa not eusicieady valuabla to
,make a donation al it to operate as an in
'ducement to the musician to voluntedr htl
services. '
Mr. Clay had no great Objection to the
amendment. But eureiy, he aaid. a on of
arma, worth to or*1$ dollara, m.! gofici
ent- remuneration for ten days aettcice in
NEW—YZRK, Ed- '8* - ]
Anivccctl, the brlg Am", Cmn, 10'
Any. sma- Se-meolmn' Left, debt.
ijilliao, of Nsi'ew York, nnmin ; du pi
Rc-boltlm id,"osdd.sido- Addition:
x longingw Slmnd Wbemnsioftwct!
w worth." ' Lct .} 'rctsict _ si "x.-4
{TN: w Wounded '_ to the m _ --
ment, becssluct N thod _ the 'lppqrssttou
ctctmutoughtubindd togtotbe return,
ithouzh'tn'msi bass mote be'nesictwd
: bv :! diﬀerent mn- soud: camhu.
; tion? fo'rb-dethn olmtolu'een'theauu- -,—
bsser cto iti (ninth, end cctv men cepble. of
Lmilit'ia duty 'a name therefore
I the state returned e'lnger number in pro
F portion to it: thite populatiou then other
states. , ' '
MrJ'euMd was in favor of ;}de
outsithe preach: mode for the purpue-ssof
! lubttitutio'g another though he did not
; precisely conqur in the mode pmpoeed. '
Mr. Ballad esipoke againtt the amend
ment. '
M. Euﬂy withdrew his amendment to
make way for another motion, viz.
Mr. siBibb moved to wheat! the bill eo as
to apponicton the respectiye quom "Fac
cordiug to the number of white male inhe
bitanu between" the age: of 16 and 46, to
be collected from any retume in the depart
ment of war" or in my other way he (the
- President) may judge equitable."
: The question being taken on this motion
it was negatived.
! Mr. Garlandbbjected to that part of the
bill which provided that the officers eball
, resicive'pay tvhilat 'm training. whilst a a't
' mttar proataton waa not contained as to the ]
! The aceoutrentenn would be of no use to
i a person but in the service of the Untted
sieen a__n_d_ rivatea aleq should, seed!- pay
.cteaaion; but he was confident it' he had ex
amined the bill in all its bearings, he would
not have made the same Objection. The
bill was calculated to reward both officers
and soldien- The officers being bound to
fusnish themselves with al! accoutrementa
training. When called into actual miee. -
they were to reeetve in every napeet the
came pay a'e regula
ct _(To be continued.) .
honor. No more ought_to be bestowed .
as to provide that non-eotnminioned offi-.
the gentiecttnan trom Marvland on th'ta oc
whifit tn rsiicttiun
privatee. , . _
Mr. Cluy obaervetl that the pm-atea were
to weene their accoutretuents imtead of
Pcts- . .
Mr. Nelcon was in favor of put:tng_the
oﬀicers and privatea on the same cttootzng.
If they paid one they ought to pay both.
' "Mr. Root sat? he admired the aeal ofss
Mr. Galen] moved to amend the bill to
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bc'iafd the Angeliu toipdfﬂ? Am her .,
into the U. utu'. 'When-crude: w
m. eke m : send ,t'mbe'e mjnssher
hold. Pancagon in the_ Aﬂelh
Fowler,o£thc ehip LotYul-thﬂfa. m
New-York for Gijo'n' zb'od ÞMWA
of the ship Phenix, from N'si- fpr Lib
hombosith ofwllich vssea-J- 'I]; w! ilsiss
Lm es me" ship UnkaMMtlu .
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'The-tumid of .ebe abbycsi nMGsiPsi'si
using Tgﬀonjd add Fowl") ' unssvcd-hcn .
'W-mda ., in -21' day- smGa-d-hw
They died from tbbfm d— ss-rffisi-ser
Liabon I'Id che-lnm-ct sorssGijon, _ onlyon
'Novemb'esi6-si. Cnþtsi. Telford msi-czpmfed
on'lhe-Mmd'Ca-pt. Fdwlefsionj-dld' Q'Gsh
osohc'saussdi p'o'mh; in sigh; fat Cono, by
four Frr'dch sciences from Namz, bound
to Guadaloupe,- and Capuctl'. n'as bended!
by the Clotcndnct ssigaze, c'oqumluded by
Alexander St. Cl-iquc. Capzct F. wnss-insid-ss
mediately mien mom- chlp,,simctd,_ wilt
big crew lent on-board the lngacr, lydssIctIp. .
Lou'ua Cccelia- scunled and supk, mlþ -
her cnrgo 'on bonrd—Ccht. Fy,!a'lf. 90!
down in the sorc—puk, under'$_ desk. (go
"men with the boauwain. and. hit crum,)
lhe bold with English .priwngssoa Hem
maioed in am. dark filchybok ".H (he- m
Dcc. when himselsand crew were put all
board the Loirc ffigneþ—lnd :!)er put
down between dectks wish OM pmnen.
he was ::rmiuedbp his Will! num
dung.- to go inloshr gun Food.. On bond
the Clorcnda, the 13 Amqican [um
were only allowed for Qhei" subs'uum.
what was g'ucu to 7 English prinl'cn,
Which was 6 ounce: of men, : and
bread, and a piotof water pcsir ly—d}:
while the Amcricans were treated "
cruelty and contempt, the Eu'ssssrdfissgﬂ
union, man:! and passengrn, ! ma they
had taken, meucd mon mmpmssosiuly-UW
th.- French office". The Loiq Id pit
Sejue Irrived at I .m-u plgcc WWW
"Mild" Baugucrrc on the lssh ctszsi
"be" they were chansictdbyO assW
Of Y'si ct Here all the primmzn 'gn'I-d
cq, and marched lo Bamzctsissj dilute
0*15'"51=*alonasbore*, over him, mon,
crccks, &c. . .
Tlns 15 to gnchotnce, -
Then the :ublcriber.' ofAkxaldﬂ. M..
ty, in the ,dinricl of &]umW-NW
from the erphol' calm of-uld {My [Men
testameaury o'n euemwctmmss W
late of Alnllldkiq- d'occnaui-ssss MK-penbvl
"si"! chinusi Will Mun- .;
captzin of the Clorenda ffiW, that thQ
emperor hadi his order- to dntmy.
cverv Ameri nsi vessel they met with o_n
pain of death, find said it wan bin determ
nation to go to war vish. shsie;U;'; ssS. mile—
they decxmd m- :sigzidst Ends!
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Orphans' Court
Alcxcndnu Coassmy, lsi'sicb. Term, .!810.
ORDERED, Tlm the execucor of JM
Colcmu, (located, do intent thedshwhig
advenisemect three times in ml- we;:k for
6 weeks, in th Alexandria Daily Guuv.
Tone. ALEX. MUUQEsing. _
. , — 'e . ,. -, si ,_.j_* .- , unct
81 'N] "sides?!
actfm JctctsiHss—ss Wctssctsi-Wsi
hereby wandctlq m (&;an 05. ' '
modern Wenns tdshfw o'- &
(m m. Inh-di'y'el- , ' si' Wrzqzssshq'
md QWHM si
ltst there on the 9zh inn.:nd assiiesid yn
"si'sdas' in the brig Ascrea. Their paramo
n-zle crew: wsse-re ]th in prison :! Candl
loupil. but it is supposed they 'Msil'db' n
lcase by the Enq'oish. - '_ '
Captains 'l'. and F. were infomid by the
About a chk after, the Am-ricln M*
men were all taken Up and put in prima'ssﬂ'
me officers were pawucd. The English pfi- .
soncsin Were -..ilow. d half a gqinca : day to
aubsnst on, while the Amcricm wise re
fch 3 lingle ccm ; they. often applied she
s_omc relics, but they applied in vain. Tu
snuaeion of capc. Tclfurd and his ceive
exactly similar so that of cept. 13 am:—
Thcsq grndemcd rcmuincd :! ss si "si
tall the: (ill! inn, whcn got a'p'anagcsi si 'W'
gua, and theme to 81. Bdrlholeme " _' Th'!
Novcmber' by two FBW frigmo' of
four gone from Enossqe bound WÞ _ '
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