Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-16 00:00:00, page 3

CHARLESTON} May 9.
Arrired Spanish achooner Emprendedo
ta, capt. ]unquers; Havana, 8 day t-—Pofi
Current at Havanc ; White Sugar 87 ; best
Muecovado Sugar, 86 to 6 1 4 ; Brown do.
83 14 to 4; Cossee. 14 to 14 1 2: Moles
neo,_880 per hhd. (on board) Market over
nocked-with Amcrican produce, Flour 817,
BeefG to 8. Pnrk 10 to 12, Lttmber 826.
Staves 8 40. The Minerva, Speneernrriv
ed at the llavanna on the 2lst ult. after .
plunge of 18 day:; she had one third of
her cnrgo dim harged when the Emprende
dora sailed. The brig Frankiin. Blnir, of
.R. [third, was to tail on the 26th ult. for
this part. A sipanish government schooner
83 thy: from leiz, arrived at Havanna on
the Mth ult. and immediateiy after leading (
her despntchesctaiied again for Vera Cruz,
...m Embctrgo sswas expected to be laid int
medine'y in consequence of three deepatdt
es, which hxd informed the government of
the ] tpta having been distulved. and : re- ]
genty nrctpointed in its place. Seviile was .
said td be taken and g'chn up to' be plundet
ed by the French troope. -Cadiz was be
tieged by a lmge force, composed in part of
Spmiude- There were eke some other
m ws of a disagreeoble nature, which would
not be divuigrd. The Havannn paperl con
tain a proclamation by the Regency. uddree
ted to the government in_,South America.
A brig oaid to be an Americen, under Span
ish colours, cnpr. Manwell. with a cnrgo on ?
board, bound to Phiiadelphia, wn under
teimn- in the Hctwanna for heving specie on
board—SXGOO had been discovered. The
Emorcndednra eaiied in company with 10
in 12 vessels, for Northern State. ending
and.
Put-vent to an order of the cOunty court of !
Feid'ax, will be sold, at public stile,-o the '
' premises, it 12 o'elock on the 28th day of
the present month, issair; is net, on the
next fair day. at the same time and place;
so much of the tract of land known by the
none of
WEST GROVE,
As will be sufficient to mine the sum of one 'L
hand:-ed pounde. The land proposed for eale '
"he: on the south side of Hunting Greek, and ?
contiguous to the bridge. it will be hid oﬂ' !
to suit purchaser: and cold for each. _ si '
es,ss mtly-executed at this 'ofsi'
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Under the authority of added of trust to the .
subseriber, Aon Monday the "th day of ss
May next, will he oﬀered at public nle. on 1
: credit of 60 and 90 deys,_etthe tavern of ss
\Ym Pudget, on" the Westem, Turnpike .
Fold; five miles from Alexendrn' . !
A Tract cﬀ Land ssss
ONTAlNlNG ab t-uh acres: lying
on the aid wed and on the old turnpike.
For the convenience of pnxebasen the wind
tnet hn heen laid of intolou floating on
the laid made. A ent-key of the land my N
eeen en eppliution to the subseriber.
, PUBLlC SALE.
they are found in Asin, Africa and Europe,
among nations which could have had no in
tercourse after that event.
W.
been used before the dispersion of him ; for ss
man.-tum: it in the exact inter
pretation at "no in the [custom—The
mid is You on}. battle. contest; war ;
sndthis tronta ike word si ifyln; the !sin,
the instrument offiyhting; ike passe mnt
(grim-. the fist. _ ln Persian, judicial],
(Yankidnn,) is to. commence or carry on
war. - - -
- We hencesee the propriety of the use of
Yankee, as applied to a high apirited, war
like horse.
The word Yankee claims a very honou
þ]; parentage ; for it is the precise title as
sumed by the celebrated Mongolian Khan
mghis : nnd in our dialect. his titles, lite
"lit- ('Msllted, would be Tanbee King, that
;; ll'an'tle C/tt'gs.
This is not the only instance in which one
of the oldest words in the language has lost
its dignity: \Vc have many popular words
which have never sound admission into
book: that are among the oldest words ever
lnrmed ; I can prove some of them to have
—' -—:--—
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{came. (that in Yankes) "pints " : w- ss
frompt and readkin action, one who is,
,m- chfhssls tibi-'t La;- ct' "but . tide;:
vol- 19 P' me " ' _ ' si
Now in the ?minnctl'nngna'e, yew/look
be Tooke'a View ohhe ttlsian eltplte,
\
k mon—a my} Mnc—aho one who is
- Ptsshisc—Salc.
The Commissieners.
May a. " sun-m
R. 1. Taylar. ]
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w Printingin all its brane ;
New/Him"), March 2, 1810.
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thctvsson, MAY 16. "
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, Roon Nut,-on, an. Roprecenutin in
Colick—custom the into of "nal-ad. !! I?
pointed by tb'e Go'urnor md Councistf that
man Anodm lodge of the sth judicial dis
u-lct, vice Wm. Cheeu, dom-ed.
APPOlNTMBNTS . i
; In the Navel Ectabh'olcmn: qf the U. Skain. \
Þ
I Made by the Pectidcnt and confirmed by
the Senne during the late union,
]acob Jonec, to be I Master Commwdant
'in the navy.
! kacndef ficient-th, John P: mlgrev, Ju
?
e: D. filling Geo. W. Rodgen, George C.
Rul, Henry E. Balldrd, cnd Thomas Gentle,
ssf now acting Lieucenmu, to be Licutcnanu in
; the Navy
[_ George Logtm, of Ssuth Carduus, and .a-si
} me: A. Even: now a surgeons mate, to be Sur- 4
? geons in the Navy.
Henry H. Ford, James H. Boyle, and Joc
Forster, now second lieutenants of marinelo I
tobc first Lieutenants in the corps of Mal
rines.
.M'cþola's Hartin, of Maryiund, Samuel G.
Ho/th'm, of Kentucky, Nathom'el dllen and
Francis D Can-misty, of Georgia, Jos Wood
son, of Tennessee, From-is Thornton, of Vir
ginia, Robert B. Riddle, of Maryland, Joce/rh
Blue-ly, of Kentucky, James M.siBroom, of
'Dolaware, Charles S. Hamms, of Kentucky,
and Alexander G. Sevier, of Tenncssee, to
be second Lieutenantsin the corps ol Ma
rioes.
John Ran-lo!, to be the Navy Agent at An- 4
napolis.
constant mn- to be Nsvy Agent at Nsse w
port, in Rhode lsland.
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Chnnpagwy'e Let!er--* We recommend,
eays the Aurora of the thh'inst. -* to them
particular attention of our readers thetwo;l
important and eloquent date paper: of M.
Champsgny, Duke of zCadore, in this day's
paper. one addressed to his- Armstrmg &
the other to Mr. Roesill} _ ct .
* We are thid,' says the Anrors of the
IOth instnnt, 'by certain TORlES, that
the language of the French minister in his
noce to Mr. Armstrong is into/ent) " %
si' lt is much toibe lamented: says the Au
torn of this morning, ' that some man, sin
cere friends, _qf America, should have en
mined our real simstion so_ sqserficislij
with respect to France as to have taken up
the opinion, that the tertns proposed by
that government to on! minister sre inn:!!
inf." _ . .
Hoiders' of siCorn still .de well,-to,.hsvei;
overhsuledwF-ss-At this-do'n of the jest
corn lying in'lsrzszesps is spun derives;
M.!seidune monldy, end is not srectq'nentsiiy
Per-51, will be old-n']! W'Zf
.What i; Fedrralism P—It is a love 'ol
our own countryo-a love of order, morali
ty and virtue—sad all that promotes the
real happiness and grestness of a nation.
Washington was the father oerderalism—n
and all true fodsral'uts are in their politi
csl sentimsnts and conduct, the sollowers of
that illustrious man. -
..s-——
ss'I'o showsi to what ridiculous lengthe some
people carry their notions of liberty, we
give the following extractsi from the traveis
of a learned and ingenious French author-.
" Though," says he, "] acknowledge the
utility of proper highways among civilized
nations ; my being ctaccustomed to sorrn
them myself in my youth at Surinam, made
me always consider them as a .restuint
which lmeru the vsws or,].rpn'rctr !—
.Proud of his origin man thinks it an indig
_nity that people should before hand dare to
number his steps ! ( have always avoidetl
beaten tracts , and never thought myself
.complelely free, but when surrounded by the
,rocks, forests, and desarts of Africa. "'
from the Denwcrntic Press of Ajmsil 81.
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isisslmdfnwbtuunmh belt;
l.,aan-York z—F. ]. leek-al, Gea- UP'
un, Gne'nl Tone-n- , -
_ Peru-mue, ley 14
* 'Yntetby' mind; the bctri Sand-lb.
Thumn, 42 dact stotn'thonlosiB Fbﬂl
we learn that th iriu osthe' inheb Of
Litbon were eleted sron'thesifreqmt mi
ss vel of Britieh rmpek tal-pens the French
who by eccounu, were much in not of
: limit-tone "and hnd unde fer or no move
} Pcdu on the stooden. clapt in son:
Hng partie-, with [which the new W'
; med Portugueu trnope hid fallen is And
l bed proved themselve. good comen-—
; Thattbere was in the town of Liebon, eld
: other um of Portugel, : considenhle im
pscnment of horse-, to mount the English
(is-Bows. lately from England by whtcd i:
leems they men to form a large body of
home to oppose the French on the from
ttertt.
, Measervey, ot ship ]ava, arrived at Boa
l dull at Madeira. At Smyrna, 28tn ]an.
ss ship Argo, and brig [land of Salenssumait—
\ ing for a market. A war between the Turlc
'tma' France was expected. Capt. M. stop
si ped oﬀ the Roch of Gibraltar, the esd of
i March, and wan informed in the Gut,
) by an English cutter three houre from Gib
a raltar, that the French lind beea under the
( gune of Gibraltar, and that a cruel] skirmish
, ing party succeeded in destroying one of the
batteriea about the Spanish lines ; that the
French held pouenion of Perisu, in the Gut
ofGibraltar,& that a great number of French
ss privateers were oﬀ that place. He also in
} formed cept M. that several privateers were
ss oﬀ Tangier, among them one of let (one.
Captain M. lay oﬀ Gibraltar ten day. and
. while there a large expedition came through
the Gut with trantporte and'troops. about
l thirty sail bound to Cediz from Eng and.
Spake oﬀ the Roch, brig Mentor, of ar
blehead, 29 days;-front, Alicant, going in in
diatreu for water.
I ,A Spanish tebr. at-Charlatop-Gth ineunl.
\ eight da)a from 'ananna; a government
? achooner had lsl'chd there.troln Cadiz 38
' day;; bad newe, not much let out. Ent
hargo expected at Havanna. The govern
neat. echt. - ailed immediately for Sooth
! America.
siton, from Smyrna, reporta, " marietc'
I ,By the Robert, we learn. that the intpor
; tation of lumber and previaione from St.
Barts. it prohibited in the British [slande
Captain ]. brought the oficial.account-'
the governor'e proclamation, and Admiral
Cochrane'e order.
;_ SHIPss
7
Auuvzn, .
Brig Mertha, Capuin Wanlee, 40 deye
from St. Ubee—Salt-z-N Wetdee & Co.
Sailed m co. with echooner -++—, Cap:
Allen, of Sandzvich, Mamchueeuesibound
to Near Bedsqrd—pznqd {oppeoy no or
three days using, ' ,
Left et Sc Ubee, ehip Belly, of Wiecee
&
?
ken, brig Mary, of do. to sail in two deye
, Philadelphie, bound up the field:
ct A LAWYER': ADvERTiSEMEssNT.
sherboe of St. Ubep spoke Sehuylþill,
,os Philesidclphie, 85 dlye When!
to Ss. then, all well. lolusi 87. so,,sixqog.
siss, 0. we: boat-ded by the Brimh Iris-te
ctMehmpne, the Dri'ver eloqp loque maple],
and man:! with eﬄux; Let. se, p. lqag. *
63,0 spoke she ehip yede:-Bet Any—men
Cepmn Pouer, ! deye out from nel-dame
for Arch-apt. - - .
.sor bone The ehip Live O!}, of Sal}
borou gh, brig —--_. Cepuin on.-10}
(he
[From an Dltie Pains.]
' R DOUGLASS.
lntends prccticing L A W in Chilicothey .
ishe cnn get any thing to do. He intend! to
be honest lite-wite. '
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From Turbey and Gibralur.-Captain ct
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JUSctctT REc-ctzzwm'zct j
; piþee Nonhem' Gio, am3nmy i
40 he:-fele Ram Appiu- ,
Pan-my ss
TMd- ;
Me! I}:
.Port qf Alexandria.
BAL'rtuou, Nay 14.
NEWS. '
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Mn. GENERIS MMWW .
isfaming the Mind When J ct
names-'a, me the LA'sl' BALL.
for this season. will I: on M'edncldlr
; cut Publzshed and for Sole
.lt- choak-Sinus of Robert Gny, lum
Hath-dy, sea". and (bottom. & Stcvm,
And it the office at the Akxandrh
Dajly Gueue,
-(nu: T'] "burn-Huma—
si Landfossr Szlgctf ;,si
; m pot-Meconium ctqszlpw
AYBZdNJ-WW' {25
(a! un flwsz ct
del-anthem- Way...
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;! the] the}? , ctss-dn
&:nf'ctzgssictgqubz '* sin,,
.sitivcz agree-11)! to (be.-du nﬂnpohddl
Thmpqu. I?) -
HE Stnckbolden of the NVashmgtqp
and Alexandriu Turnpike Compony,"
are requested to 11er a general meeting of
the Compnny et the court- sunne,. on sure-lay
the 23d instint, at ten o*cloc_k, A M, :;
which time and pllte she heed of the Coss'ln?
.]nny will be opened for an lappecucgn and !
_propo_siuon mll be made for receiving sub
uriptions for an addigionel number qs there;
-to complete the said. mad, end still he cond-=.
and open- by adjuurnmectnc srqm do, to dey
until the number which .ehall be Illoqed i;
uzbscribed for.
THE Tmmm- hqrinzmnde the .nkqlaip'
tion: of mteren due the Stockhoidm in thy
Liule River Tpmpikaompany, igmoblp
to & reminded made at ; meeting of th,
Stoc'kholdcten on thy Ath December, 1809.
whereby it appeqn thy she mount qf inte
rest 'a man dnllnm, sinnd um the nen .
moum of tom-w" tho' first qunnu-zz, mo
is [I, 360 dollnnpsi-It ): therefore Red)"
um the man of one:-ty cum ia deed dou
ofia nant-foresaid- be paid in clock. t'
si Maiden or their lust! sireWhy
'Wh- MWZ for mirth
bottle, dozen. qu'm or pus-mld
parte! the ll'lomshelnnh do,-(
direct- twn dom us of; she '
Pump- '
Jﬂsisiﬂ Pores
nw-m-mumm
ALE. WKÞTBR swim
T. W, PEK'
0 .? ! I R 8 ! 0 3 .(L 8, .
6000 bmbele Livelpool quid þubon Salt
M uscovzdo Snger' un barrel
Loas and Lump ..do do. .
Cossee' m borel: and spoke
lmpelsinl end Ymnzﬂylon In. in qual-te:
(: em
Wind Se anin Juls bones
Mould and gpenmqed Candle-, in ease:
Brown Soep' )n do. -
New-England Rum' m hhdg. and'barrele ,
Slrort yellow Nukeeol, by the bale. . ' '
May 9. ssdlw
next, the 16!!! Will!!!
MR] If; _ ,si.
oulvzmo anon frna wumnqctcqum
cumr or ALuumuA,
nued-amou
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1203 ERT GOODLOE actlcti ,isg,
UNE 01- ITS MEMBES
on Till
ezd BEBRUARY.1810,
AND PUILIlllD !! !" 910404- -
He} to.
[him W—ffsimsbffidm any
April 28. ij ,.
May 4.
THE BIRTH Ol'ss WISHUVG TON . ,
sswwsiw ct
.G Dpnezlc. Ptm'dm'.
ORATION
n BALL
worlcu ss
NOTICE.
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