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iFfemsehres -a* six leagues dhtaccej and
went every uwn hi' own way*
Already several French prisoners have
fcern re'cued; and we hope to libeiatc
norc. Amo 'g them are soma marines*
Under such favourable auspices* his Ca
tbolx maj-*s y hss judged this the time to
profi by he advan ajes which 'he arm as
of his rosjesiy the empiror and k ng hav;
ob.aioed Consequen ly the marshal duk
of Brltunn has received orders to march
with the first corps for Cadiz.
He will instantly possess himself of Port |
St. Mary,, Port Real and Cairaccas, where
are the military and merchant dock yards,
the arsenal and marine establishments.
He will also endeavor to nuke himself
master of ilia Isle of Lent), and thus cut
oflftha supplies of wa'er to Cud z by land*
He wifi occupy 8u Lucar, Rota, Xores*
Arcos, Medina Sido iia, from whence he
will send a party to Ronda to in ercept the
communication w 'h Gb'altar, It is said
that the English have a body ol ttoops at
St. Roche.
There are hopes that Cadiz will sub
mi;. Venegas commands there. A few
days since lie refuied pe mission to the
English to land 4 )00 men, so that they
had to abandon the projeCh The French,
and Spanish squadrons in hatbor amount'
t > 23 vesa :1s. The English have five in
the buy and a great many transports.
The official report of grneial Sebastia
r.ihu*not yet came to hand. lie enter,
tamed Grenada on the evening ofthe 3tth
or the morning of the 39.n. as himself
lias announced, and forthwith dispaxhed
fioi:ies against Gui.dix. Mu aga fie Ante
quera. U is believed that o ic of tn^o.fi. '
ccrs, a hearer cf his letters, will le lost.
I hope to be enabled in my next dnpci'ch
to give ycu an accou it of his ope a-ions.
I have the honor to bvg of your serene
highness the goodness io lay my report
hefo e his majesty thecmpe.'or and king,
. and to honor me with his ord^is.
Marshal Dots cf Dalmatia,
BALTiiljKE^ M.y 35.
Capt. Biackstone, of schr. Nancy, at
i.oin Alexandria repor’s that he
tpi.Li on the 17 h May ciT the b.»u h
Shoal, en fcii.glish tch. - 30 c ay-, liom Hay
li, a id t4 l.om Si. ThuinaaN, for l'a.aa_
rnaquoddy ; and was informed by the c.»|j
tain chat he left a number of American
V^seb at ilayiij movly belonging io Uo..
, '•ion, bat none wf them ol Portia id, ah uii*
- X deten ion by (JfiRlSl OPH a amo.>g
them was the——, Hopper, cl llos • n,
(tvhewat mu.h in d.tB'.ul y) ; and bug Jo.
fceph, ol Boston. Tins a6l of Chris t»p ,e*s
was in consequence of ilia dc.cn ton by
the President of the U. S. ol tt vev el wh cn
l ad been fitted out at Baltimore f ir li m
Was alio inlormed that stvera. P rtland
and other Amerionu »es->eis \ve:e at S;.
T lioniii’s,
DHY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On Monday next. 4;h of June, st llo^eock,
a. m. will commence at tne hTORS of Mr.
A. L.PHILIPS near the Market IJridge, the
sal* of an assortment of F.csn imported
. DRT GOODS,
Amounting to not less than Fijieen
Thousand Dollars !
Gont-iting tf the following articles, viai
700 piecrB India Cotton,
M 0 9-0 Chintz,
10,000 Cott- n Balls,
lOO doz Cotton H it*,
y Trunks Callicoc%
400 }>s. blJ me t^amiinct*.
One trurd no a.;d plain
' JVLielini
400 H au.5.
Ti n boxi
*:00 doz,
Two
100
j no/p*. Germ
V.j tu n Cusmureb ol v^ri ua co
lours,
^Dimities, Suspend™*
Seeded! C tnbncs, Coloured Lus
tring,
White and Coloured Marseilles
Silk Shawls of different colour*,
Black Sattins, Brown Holland,
f _ Ttusbia Sheeting, BedTi king.
\ A gmer. 1 aaboriment of Buttons.
\l 1 An assortment of
jfcivc/sj'y y iVatcfici,
And » variety c f other articles, too tedi
ous to enumerate.
TF.FMS.--All tons under fiffy doL
Jars, cash —f by, and not exceeding ont
I undrtd, sixty days—one hundred, and not
exceeding five hundred, f«nr months—five
hundred Dollars and upwards, six months
credit.
Negotiable notes with approved endor
sers, will be required i and ,h* •*!* Con
tinued I rom day today or til closed.
PKOSSKR St MONCURE,
| dir** Mamets.
? 10
14 t J>
^MKMgaUPW ill I —a* *m**t*±_ .1
i^irgima Wcfliig.
RICHMOND,
FRIDAY, Junk 1, 1810.
.. "■■■■■ ««ManManaaaa
It is remarkable, and ought to be
strangly impressed on the public mind,
that the embargo, which the federalists
and democratic secedens have always
contended was laid in obedience to
French command*, was the very mea
sure which would have preserved our
properly from the clutches of France.
So much for the cry of “ French In
fuence.”
As the federalists aided by Mr.
Randolph, have bawled about seven
millions of dollars worth of American
property into the French treasury, it
is hoped they will be able to bawl it
back again.
Governor Claiborne has arrived in
Washington City from Ne.v..Orleans,
despatch”™™ FRANCE.
99
The disclosure of the despatches from
Europe made to the public in so manly a
Why, ought to compel even our p llitical
adversaries to acknowledge the fearless
impartiality o* the President.
ChaJj^igny's note, which has only now
been ofc^iilv race ved by our Government,
is a dau iien: exceeding y insul ing in its
nuture^)^ conta in a talse exposition of
ilia ac's to which it refers.
The United Siat-s never did ** rccog,
nize the sovereignly which Great Britain
hriog.:;ed -Wi-r mem” by a tax on naviga
lion. On 'be contrary the American go.
vernment never ceased to remonstrate and
to resis’, eitner by th' embargo or by non*
intercourse, “ the B iush orders in coun»
on, an l above nil, ot tno-se of November i
mur. it 13 also a lact that th« “ ta»" ,
o! wh.ch Mr. CliampAgiiyr speaks, was I
abrogated by an order in council Issued on'
llie 26i.n or April lt>(/9, before Mr. h.rs.< I
kino’s arrangement was known in Great
Bii'am, and oefore tne United States had
signified, by their minister at London ^ a
second'une, me least intention tosuspsnd
or revoke th- provisions of the mterd cm.
ry law. Speaking of the order in council
or tlie36th ot ,\p i 1809^ Mr. Jackson says
in hi» letter to Mr bantu os the 11m of Oc
tober last, “ I'lie effect of tins new order
i uui uincu.s on iiotiio. a ne vxcissrs mci.
di^^i io lUe»c inquests ar wnat the U.
S ■fhkli ivo at uh tunes opposed, and
wWJr they will Brv>r cease to opp».e,
wl! commit oil ny ihr viup9 of war ol
O i e*t Britain ot those ol France.
Fio:n a nun vt r who Cescrnds to
quikks ot this sort to bear him ou* in i*
stale paper, w« ai« not surprised to ti id
assertions advanced which are total y da.
vOicl of ti U’n. Certainly the Unite Staten
had ground of complaint against F ancr,
as wt‘1 at against Engl and I ng before in*
vessels o; either power were excluded rom
our‘polls. What were the decrees of 3»*r,
lies and Milan, those decrees “ violating
the principles ot eteraal justice” i lot
one passed in lbo6, the other in lbG7 1
Weir these no infraction* of uur national
and conventional r<&its ? And supposing
that ^^iion lntcrcbursc law which forbid
Prenyl vrssels our harbors, had been
•.-.nacimPwiihout *• gr«u id of complaint a.
gainst Franca,” I; was a municipal kss.
L'LATion winch we have * r'. nt in mA(
without Con,clung tine inclinations o
France, and whic>* Franc* lisd uopreteu.
sinus to retaliate in any other manner
than by similar exclusions ot our veisels
iro'T* her polls. Besides, the Amerxiii
oveinmem, ii pass ng tne act ot inter.
.VC r, PHKVIOUS XOT.CK f.f tWu
ntf'Wii.>y nays—f»r lac act pis.
ls\o March and Hu U’
fcenur.ence uh the 30.h Ot
lo in t die sU'jec.s o
or warning but, #n;ii does
the ^WTlch govern men. f W n , alter an.
Anting Amniian ves»t,s wi n meir car.)
, •*. » »,i <• us pi it* tot the purpose ol irienu. I
• her page 2b, of di* printed rotumei-fs torn,
nsunicaic.i t>; t»»« PrrvMent o -o ^rs*. *t the
SnituiaMdStfli Jk US. l Svsai.n.
ly trade, it seizes a«d confiscates them br
i military actwircji'r ant uoTicsAr
all. Nor is it true that the American*
nave seised French vessels, tor tuer*j
nave been none to sez«. Mr ChAmpag
a«KN«represents facts from first to Ust, oi
oV|(Aart>y draw* up m U s sovere go a
n A degrading sarcat n, by repre* iitmg
hiAa* “great, powerful, and rich,” at
die ygry moment tnat ne depicts n m as de
coying our property into lu4 port* in ord«.r
:o plunder it, an 1 to lid his exenequ-.r —
for which act he can famish no pretext
out one wnich is gWringy contradicted oy
the most notorious facts.
When Mr Champagny invites General
Armstrong to “ enter into an engagement
hat the American vessels will noi suj.ut
.o the orders in •ouicil of Lagtand,” we
should have expteted t» have seen a pro
n bAt'uoin France (if nothing else) of tne
resioa^pen of the vaiue oi oar confix itcd
and some apology far the vtolati-1
3ii of n^convention of the year ldQd. but
»n these topics he is totally silent ; and wc
:.m perceive in his proposition nothing but
die spirit of tnat ins nent attempt at dicti
Lion with which the British ministry dared
to insult us in the note oftlic Lords Mo land
and Auckland which w is annexed to the
rejected British treaty anl which was one
chief cause of its rejection.
The gentlemen who compose th* Con
gress of the Unued States will not fail to
discern in the nme of the impudent duke,
an unwarrantable denunciation of tneir c at
duct. The non-intercourse act of wmea
Air Cliampagny complains and which he
pretmds :s tne cause ot Napoleon** seizin ;
Amer.can property, was the work of Con*
gress ; and the au 1 x ous organ of his im
perial majesiy proclaim that they are
“ men witheut just political views, with
out henor, without energy." We look up
on these expressions as equally instilling
with any overused oy Mr Canning or Mr
Jackson ; and they will be read with cor
responding indignation oy every American
citizen who loves nis country. Indeed, Mr
Chadky£n>', like many former prophets
appeals to be tlesiroui of preoip taring a
state o^thmgs which shall fa.Si his ova
predictiims, oy taunting U3 on tne v^ry
neel of Iw master's outrages, in a style
tvhirh mw rnnvmi’i u. thuf <r »w.na.
“ necessary to fight fur interest alter hav„
og refused to fight for A*-i»r "
It is excerdmgly d.fScuit, in our present j
pus ure, to aelect our enemy—.or there 1
would on this dccas.oa, ire presumo^ bo
ba. owe course to ta&e. When we loos i
back on the long train of Insults and
grrssions wb cli .he British have offered
us—s-vhen we contemplate her nevcr.e.id.
in* and ever.varying orders in council—
nor excesses in exercising the rignt of
search— her behavior in relation to the
impiessinent ol our seamen—ner outrage
on our national flag, ^w.hcii to be sure^
she has disavotveu,; and the language o* I
her m.luster* in their oHcial correspond
hence avuh our government, we caanot
out fe«4 a. spirit ot the sharpest resent,
nient *\fih .l^tj on the other hand, thefU* {
grant seikuias of our property oy Fran e
rouses aPa wtimonc oi hostility not eas ly
alUycJ, anJ wuich most certainly the
note ol the uuk<? ot Cadme is ouiy calcu.
latcd ro aggravate and i.iftailte. Tne in.
juries we nave suffered Ir * n Brit lit.
appear to have jeeu (Oort system tic an
•h lU iger dura:ion and those n . h.ive cut
fered Ira n Franc- the most atrocious. Bo
<ugnt not t.ie conuuct oi both natlo.
10 convince n» ot th? foil/ oi longer dis_
pumrg auout Who beg m first f O. spend-1
ng more time.in calculating t ie differ,
euce between iourpe.ice aul a groat 1
lo our mtntl it appear* evident, that it is
nut ot s%onicn consequence vtiiich of the
twj we .kisc tor an enrro/j a* that we
J* cho^sflpur enemy—since it is mm fest
th it to uiOTiiain duputations a jouc the on*
gwial nggresiTjr. is to renain in a sia.e oi
domestic a.tercaiiun, wmlst the bell ge.
routs are reviling u* end plundering our
yropcriy at pleasure.
-aw
For the Virginia Ar^us.
Though long accustomed to behold
the disgraceful length* to which the
spirit ot din^mi >inte± fa-tion (genera,
ted in their {LefeatAnd inflamed by
the probable permedpity of their ?ubju.
gaii iiAias hurriarfthe Federal part)
IU the; the ad mint s’ni
tion, uent prostration
of princip1 htmor and li
berty, at i ' the altar of
iriush dispispm : yet wh the world
inrxpre sibly*shocked anu%utoun Jed,
when the d mon of discord i earing a
(oft her haggard /rant, with anger
glistening in her eye, and venom g.t
hered at her to ague, was heard to ex
cl u n ; Jackson fuu been dismissed with
out cause, the emeutp are guilty oj
trcach^u acid of f\diMood.
HiJ?Tirn duty olJn me.nber of civil
lociemis the su^^t of his constitu
ted governnrmn'.^i'o^he perfonna ice
if this duty, we arfc simulated by na
.ur *, by honor, and Wv every better
sense, of our aai rial and mord cons i
ution. This is what cons'uutes the
•i »t of virtues, the virtue ot patriot
ism ; actuat'd by which, a Co Jrus has
ble 1, «A*4utius supported the tortur
ing a C >cles stem ned the i n
pc aous torrent, and a D'cun nobly
dared to die. It dovs not require th
strength ol Cic -roman eloquence, to
cnnvmu nnv di passionate man, that
the pdfiticsl career of :he Federal par
ty for sever «l i cars past, hai f> en iden
tified with features, diametric dly op
posed to this sacred du y. A »pir l
of Anglo-mama his pervaded an s g >
vernerl their every a .tt"»n. W hene
tereats h^fs clashed .vita
Sn \ > 1 »*V h IV ■ I IV ir, . 1\
■ i Isa i
val. Whenever ii rain
u.»ul,«d uiytlicy haVi
I come forward as her warm apoloj'sts.
When in the u*idst of a proto .ud peace
site a.tn.k-d a national strip, audcri.u*
> -cmed tire waves <j> me ocean wu.uac
i ilood of our country men, t&cy nail
;ouad excuses for her co duct, /kec
they accused Ot (.its duhouora.de p.»r- ,
tialityto Britain; they pretend ast to I
controvert tire accusation, out retort,
that the Kepu dtcaii party are crim
nalhr b based by French influence. |
mkjnear this reply, we are as
^Hlv10 weakness and wicked
ad^pf Adpeiiow men.
The nibwing a.iecdote, quoted
frurn the eighth volume of the invalua
ble history of Francisco Guicciardini,
13 worthy of remembrance and n <t un
apposite to my subject. When Charles
Duke of Bourbon treacherously deser
ted his king aud his country, he lied to
the imperial court and allied himself
to their inveterate enemy Charles the
fifth. Tiie Emperor treated him wuh
tho greatest respect, and enuiered on
him the greatest honors ; but the Spa
nish aob>es, could not be induced to
regird him in any other light than as
an iafa nous person. One of them be
mg req ie3tcd by the Emperor, to per
mit Boarbo.i to occupy nn palace,\n
swered with a Cu-tiliati greatness of
souLuti^yie would retuie nothing to
theu^>ri but that as soon as the
Duly^i^^kl leave his palace, he would
reduce i^PT ashes, us a place infected
with his infamy, and unworthy to be
inhabited by men of houor. Noble
Castilian ! I venerate yoa for this re
ply 1 I respect you lor your honor!
dow different! ah, how glaringly dif I
tlZeni oa tnc occasion of the late dis
•ntasal of Jackson ! You thought your
p dace p diucei by the tuucn oi a crai.
tor to a hostile country, but the act ve
friend of your sovereign, iiut alas!'
how rainy o( our citizens have been
found saificismly base, to countenance,
to advocate, and receive into the
bo jo mi of their families, the ambassa
dor ot a nation (wnieh haj violciidy
struck at in* root ol our liberties, vio
lated our sovereignty, and infringed
oar d gntij speciously co 11 nis
cr redress ior our iii
J-*nc; *al oar won ided honor
witn. itm of a i i ,1 tr a:v ;
out reallyi with uualt at nis tongue
Hostility ut ni* he.iri, aud corruption
in lits par* to ki.idie discord tu a
peaceful land, and rend asunder uni.
oa s sacred ties.’ U^s ressiug is the
coatrust, noble C kstihan, between
your i nmortal txe.tion cl vir.ue, and
us consummation ot degeacracy.
J temporal O in res J
1 ac cii iiax ot Federal infamy, is
the countenance dud lupport they have
giv-ii to J acsson, it shews that the
I spiiit of par.y, can operate tnc entire
jubversion of ju>tice, of truth, and of
honor. When wc rcilrct upon it, w#
are made to tremble for the stability of
>ur government, and our thoughts
I “** propelled with “ominous conjec
I ture” tf th^probsblc period when the
spiritual ffHkm shall unsheath the
iwordspkci.jj^de3ol.uion, and march
! in minp«d ruin and slaughter ov«r
our ensanguined plains, until our wea
ried country shall sink exhausted with
the “ strong contention ot her toils,”
| and her liberties be strangled by some
wily, ambitious mous.er.
XI..1_.1-1_r- .
I Kixs.m uuvrjuu. Willi A iriCUU*
Iv eye on the cause of his country may
think himself a goeJ citizen of the
world, but I am sure he is a bad citi
z n of that community to which he
more immediately bolongs. Perhaps
our ci.izena may suppose that they arc
dispiajfl^ the independence of their
spirit|j|^Wrft they are prostr iting the
deareltWfchts of their country, advo
cating tWencrosediments of an inimi
cal nation, and ejecting their morbid
expectorations against their own go
vernment. They thus display the in
dependence of our constitution ; bat
tnoy arc very far from displaying aoy
independence ‘of spirit. “ lie who
is notJjgr his countnj is against it”
was*Wf£|^ntiinent ot a sagr-, which
should®* impressed on the mind of
every ^®erican.
We cann »t c« ise to wonder at the
shameful exertions of many of our
countrymen, to kindle th i .flame of dis
cord in our country, and unknit that
union, which is the support of our ex
istence as an independent nation. We
are made to ask ourselves, *• Is it
possible that these men can be ene- |
mtes t<x their country !” “ Are they
tiredw th' ir liberties, and ill they
rra'd)®V.h to cxchmge .hern for Uri-j
tisn W^otism i” These 4 lestions
I are bt^ solved by reference to thiir
poli.ical conduct, aaJ that conduct:
ob.ru le+omkj is the that a I
ipir.l 'fJrn’
it nt, wide!' d il lviTl, and r iuitf nlly |
ji.ih rent, perVide* a considerable por-1
[ ion of Hi: p j.KiU ion c*f these States, i
Ejuad/ alarming is the lau, that aj
i *
»*roag para Jity to Eajlaoi in! b.ic.
gjViiuacU^ ii *i£~pi. « 4,.4..w*uui:
ttfcaas of (a .u / «i (.<!•' i.Ufc-iu. Vi.
L *glis ituctt ot .1* « (.a! i. > .cj < j ua-t
Value of re S IJ ..l t( wo.ii l ro-iUii \.\uu.
from the p i.a ui iv.ro. ! if .a..e
atep* of your Unaila , Astu.-* t»
y >ur country. Sac t* willing << par
don tour tr.iQsgteUiiou, t,.a „i.t
spreaJ wide her arms to rcci.ve nor
repentant c htUreir. ivharn, re.a/u
'l iick.lv, or this hoar of repsa.ance
wni bo parsed.
Ettu Bruts? O Matius! q'.uu>qaj
aouterc nostra putientin? tdl'amlii
patriea vahda* in viscera vertcrc vucs?
Dei.st, den it, n ii longer ej act thy' en*
veno.ned vitaperauOus against th*
country, Lay aside your pan. Hc\
trace the steps of} our apostac/. And
although you m ty not retrieve voar
last honor, still you may lead yoa^
aid to support your parent country,
tottering under «i acca nulaU-i bar*
then of oppress ou front with rut, and
of faction intuin. i\ o more endeavour
to alarm u», with that grave visage,
whicn hi les oen. ath i s angry features,
a brood of politick co.iwts.i->, aods and
hints; deep omvned with u iwieidv
scnetjA^ani dark portents, oi s.,uc*
fae Wc\ ia stale. Voar soiemu pro*
tests, \uM warnings, (the pretended
ollhprii^of an ever watchful pa.rior
isna) hm of.cu imposed upon voar
coun ry r but the hou- of delusion is
now past. Like the shepherd boy in
the fable, you nave often alarm«d i,er
with false cries of danger, and hke
him you are fated never mure to be
believed. Bright was the morning of
your career; bat dark a/e the ctoujs
which obscure your early u >ou.
fours will be the death wnich you
have attriou.ed to the father of your
country. V ain man ! Vour trail bo •V
will so m mingle vn n it* kindred du;t%
ahd your name will bo forgotten, or
accur«t*rl. li.it tliir vir:inin f.-iV,. • ...
*rull never die. File renx-.nhraucc
oi his virtues will live ior cvei io tn# '
please! recollection of p riority. If*
i» high enrolled in the hook of glory,
tin .14 roe is recorded with .hose of the
sager, o! antiquity, Solon, Lycurg-u
and Nama are hu companions.
Exegit monumentum, quoduee Joy:* ira.
mx ignis, *
Nee potent ierru n, nec edax aby.e.-£
reiuitaa.
NELSON,
LA.IES1 NEWS.
Byl^fc ^'P Fj»r llelea^ 31 days from
LivcM&oi,Vew York, Loudon ani Liver*
p»r.| aW/mRs, including Lloyd's L sij t^
tweniy-fihh April, nave Dcen received.
l ue American prop-ny in ii-n.and Xdiu
(I'd over to Bonaparte — A uie»*cnger,
Mr Ely, arrived m England with a ».
ps-en.s from General Anns.rang to Air
Pinkney—wien. A. is said to be pie
p^ring to quit France ——Me*,eager, icft
England ior France to nsgociate an ex
change oi prisoners ——S.r F. Budvtt wa»
put m the tower w.ncu excited some mob
bing—London Meeting appointed lor tho
2-Un — i treaty of cession between Franco
and iijiland since tne ratihualion ot wn-ctk
king Ljuis is ordered back ro P*r.s — un.
peror ot Ku-.sia and king ot Prussia to vuii
Paris.
~ Fed. Goa,
Thawing is extracted from tho
com.iMBtqpu the late tlispatcaea tru.n
England contained in the iialtituore
*• Federal Kepuolicaa” of the ^i.n*
inst .*
i. ,'PL «* • A • .
A mo uiguiaea mouerat.on, and
becoming temperance of J£ngl*ud
when contra*.ed with the low, iuea.i,
and vulgar conduct ot our mmistcr*,
j may disappoint and mortify tue war
party ; but they certainly ought to bo
toe lust tocompiain, because civility tc
irieudsiup have not been icturued lur
contumely, outrage and in*ult.”
'I*HE subscriber-* to Eu.»«
cop*! Church are to meet a'#
ihe Capitol, on tl ju.ie u#
13 o'clock, when J ' Jg
relative to the Clio
tucir conslderaton.
Mr. Moncrief Hill,
„ May 29th, 1510.
Sir,—^lpiiare not an inha i.taat of iho iuii
& nave Aafbnt here, kn»wn to mo, l take t..i»
opportA Jpr of giving yju pvulic notice, Uuu
«n Saturday the ‘V day of Mh« n , i
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