Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-07-30 00:00:00, page 2

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Wacog --1 lb. ,9
Becf MQSS ;bbl. 13 -'
-si--* Prime ! 12"
Bread, Cra'c'kers -f ' '100 1 6—
ctz--——- Pilot ct ' lbsi 5 50
sictsi*-—-—Ship " ' 3 59!
' Candles, Mbuld lb. 19 ' 2!
_ Dip! - 1 17. 18
Cbectasie' ' css 8 12
si (foiton, Upland 10! 13
Fish, M—sidcsik'arcl -1'bb1, 7 50 8
w—JsiShad 7 50 9 -
.--s'-si-sisiss'siH'e'rl'ihgs 4_ 50 5 sssi
Flour, suþisiirfine 1 -9 75
Wffi- When sissbus. 1_ 70; 1 80"
Cosirn - - 1 * 78 _ 80
--si,-— Flaxseed , '_ 75 "80
Glags, Wintsow 8ctby 10 ssbox 13 " 16"
Gunþowde'r, si'K'eg , 251 ,.4 15_ _._si.si
-_Hemp cwt .!15 16 '
lronsi Bgrr ton 120 125 _-ss
POlk,' Lsesv bbl. 18 ssct _ si-,.'-_si
-—- Pcimc _ 15 si- __
Spirits, N. E Ram .ssgal. 65 70
\Vniskecty , _ - , " 68 70"
FSugar, New-pflcans' . I {52 11 12
..,,_.'_. Loaf si ' iv. 20 21
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sircbacc'o, Maryland cwt. 3 14 50
"an—— Potomac i 50}: 50
'ss-TRACT of L AND for SALE,
' siss in Fredcrick county, Virginia.
The subscribersi oﬀersctfor Saie that
" valnable tract of LAND whercon he ndw re
_ sides, known by the name of the MssYzitc'siOak
Botgom, This land is surpassed by none' for
Forillity of soil in the county of Frcderick. " It
contains seven h'undrcd and thirty acpcs, up.
si" Warcþ of onesi'hird in val_uable timber; the
clear'cciss'san'd under' good enclosm'es. There
__m on The land a handsome'Bri'gkctchlling
ss House}, a'ctg'sioodss lcesisiljlousc, and every other
qut houslenecesssiary 'forafamily. __ctForty or
siBfiy acressiof this landjis hands'o'mbly sitnated, .
si and could" be convei'ted intq Excellent meadow.
Also, : la'rge oxchard'of vhlpabctlq Apples sswith
other fruit. This landsi'lies Within-sitwb miles
of Dame Town in said cnuntyct _
"The Subsc'riber wiﬂctilSo'Sellk vin
delc'lwo story-HOUSE; and LOT containing
Wr mak ground, with every necessary
'out home on said lot," in the abovementioned -
p. to". ,_ ._ (
;- 'ct It is names; "to Say more, as no doubt
sithosc fiho wishsigo purchase will first view "19. 4
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SAMU'EL SNOWDEN, &"
KVashingtbn and Alexandria do
Lxchange on London,
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necessarily be formed of men who, though
si the interests Of the people. VVhatever may
be their dectsig'ns, they clothe them in the-=
garb o'f' patriotis'n'i', and never fail to repre
sent their political actions 'as proceeding
from some principle acknowledged to be
right, and as tending to establish some
point which ssall admit to be desirable. How
; ever incompatible the act that be Iwith the ]
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principle m ctnhiqh it is allesidged to origi
nate, or with the object it professes to put-"
sue, should it happen to cofnport ctwith the
'ss'ctpopular passiOn ur' prejudice of the' moment,
the exertions of hu'man reason to tend the
veil wit it" which it is covered will generally
be disappointed and the public teeling will _.
guide the publicjudgeme .t. , si,
Srﬂstbly upon all, may indeed correct for &
ftime the-pulitical coutSe which motins base
but acknowledged have prescribed. Oi it is
? sometimes possible that the conduct of our
, rulers may he in such Open and direct hos
' tility with their prolessions, that the hcinest
] mend_ ' it
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? that all parties have professed to pursue this
ssobject. ihe success of this puneuit has, "
ss all neuttah'tj) been supposed to depend in a
Those who under these circumstances, ']
can endeavor still to promote her views by
laboring to irritate us against her cteriesimy,
cottage common set.-se when the} "nialze pre
tensions to itnpartialit)". 'It is certainly not,
the part of impartiality to observe the-game
car-idea to & triend and ass foe." Still less im
partctial is it tossreceit'e the blows of an ene
my, and in revenge to menace his enemy. '
That this is'now the daily practice of the
chiefs of one part) in this country, has ss
been so repeatedly and so clearly s'he'ctwn, 'si
that only the Wilt'ttlly blind carihasivsie sailed
to perCeive itss We will there-lore" suspend
for a nioment our observations on those
;qpies which have recently so much chu.
piesisid the publicprints, While We ask the at.
tention of onr'sellCtv-c'i'tiZens to a few shet,-.
esting sacts, which, though less n0ticed,
seem to us not less calculated to mark the
temper and to" de'V'elppcssthc views of gha
party which rules the U. S. \ _ _ _ ' '_
" lt cannot but be Well recollected that in *
"the" early part " of her reisiolution, France
charged her 'n'eissghbors with combining, at
Pilriitz, for her dism'emberment. "' The trea
ty-of Pilnitsiz', it is true, was notsicbmmeni
fitted to the public. The charge, great as
it was, was totally unsupported by evidence.
siYU, sh'thcsiU-ssS. the'accusation was tanta—
mount tosiconviction..; and if any man hegi.
'tated to admit the truth of "the charge to its
full'si'e—Xtent, or Ventured to susp'end'his opi
nio'n'nntil'some proof should be addnced,
he was at once declared an "enesimv Ofliberty
and asssriend to despdtisism. "With an isitn-'
—petnositysi which'sþurns the rein" of reason,
' we pronounccd'England to be, not ' merely
a party to this combination, but "its leader ;
and he who dotibted the fact," was a traitor '
to his country. It was not enough to say f
that sdch asstreaty, if really made, was an "
[outrage upon the right: "of an independmt l
'nun breathing the most inveterate preiu
" ty.
"they as? together, have diﬀerent principles
part of their loliowers will perceive the de
ception and withdraw their confidencess . ., ss
On this Wpossibilsitty now rests the hope of '
the most siwzse and virtuous at our States
embargo, which presses immediately and
siwar, to declare there si all be no neutrals,
teem or Secured their aﬀections. ct ctss _ ctt
simount to open war. She has assumed tip
and to wh ip us into I er ov n ranks.
"and give their cottfisidence to those who by
on herself to direct our government, to take
from us the tight ot deciding on peace and
great mass of every party undoubtedly look;
and vietfs, and calculate on diﬀerent re
sisiilte froth the measures they pursue." The
dice present—zed the most petfect impnrtieli
measures mightbe, how ever Oby: ous!) they
might be caiculated to savosir one oi the bei—
ligerents and to im olve US'iY'. quuriels with
the other, however much oi prejudice &
gainst one belligerent and In invoi of the o.
ther might be displayed in the discussions
to which those measures gave birth , scill,
real merit, by disintsiereste4 professxons, or!
by asstsidious" ﬂattery., hahe gained their es
this neutrality oi conduct and to this impat
to the public gopd as their tiltit'natF object,
great degrtZe on the neutraiity of our con
duct, and on the observance of a StriCt im
partiality towards the belligerentssi. All par
ties therefore, have put in their claims to,
tiaiity of disposition. Hmvever partinl their,
the war which has long desolated E_urope,
lt has been so obr'iousissy the insite'reet :of ]
the Unitectd States to preserve a neusstraiitctv in .
(until the Berlin decree, that outrage; tsitpon
Some great national calamit), such as the
At'silengt if the 'aggisieSsssions of' France n
These leader-s sialwats prosess To pursue-ct
All polmcal parties in this country will
Frfm the Virgim'a Patsictriat.
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'cuujng for? his head, again danc-si-d other
republican gambois, (: la made de Paris.-—
The sugarious and mtrectpid captziin did not;
le;thesc manoeuvres pass unohse rv'ed, but
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dear allies toa leaky boat, in which they
might either sing La Carmagnole, Caira,
be]: or sink ; proceeded on their voyage, &
these gallant brave men had the good fortune
to reach their destined port without again
encountering any of'those merciless pirates.
It is suppoSed that the Frenchmen got safe
to lind, as one-of the Hand; was in sight.
low at the helm, Whom he soon secured,and
gaining poss-essionzos the arm chest, with
the asstStance of hie make and "superfargo
(six-manly and splhtcd -Qoaker of—Bertie
County,) the others were immediately mals.
tered. Thessprivateer was at this time on
ly at a small distance ; .theycttheresorc pro
c'eeded On the course directed, until "the
privateer got to a proper distance, when
theyaltered their coUrsesi-c'dmmitt'rdsiour
taking a good opportunity, seized the fcl- .
.i' nation "Witi'dt tncterssited and ought to "rebel-7? !
the ointed rsse'probation of every man in so
_ cie'tssy , it was required as the indi'spensable
test es patriotism, to pass judgment at the
Brmah government as if she were convict
, "ed of the fact, and to con'iide'r this crimi
(nalcombmation as bein5 not limitcd to
France, but as extending to the U. Statea.
It since "appears that the treatym Pilnitz
ss/siqss'clatcd to Other Objects, and that Miand
never was even a party to it. si, ,
si To what cause ate we to aseribe this
prompt and positivesi decision, not onissy that
!a treaty of which rit": know nothing con _
! tained what was not in it , but that Britain
who was as ninth a stranger to' it "as our
sistlns, was the teadm'g party toit. ? "sin
what cause are we to ascribe this violent
ferment, which ailessncing the voice of sta
Son and rit-jetting with disdain ever) thing
like teatimony, threw us at once htadlon-r
!" and biissndsold into the quarrel oi Franeesitnz
sroused all our indignant rsiSentmentS a,—
gainst England, los a suppos sed Lsiﬀcnce,
which was alledged not onlv" against the
fact "but withotsitt ;: probabilit) to suppotctt it ,
and an oﬀence not against u's but France.
Our reeollectionos these circumstances
is invited at the present period for the psiur 1
!
pose of contrasting our conduct and senti
ments respecting this fabricated treaty si sup
!" posed to relatc to a sorsicign natit n, with our
'conduct respecting real treaties obvtottsly
relating to ourselves.
! 'ss' swink/te Tre'nton Fc'desiralisz'.
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; cratic papcrs prsietcnd that capturcs by the
made on purpossse to respect asind lmsic Each
other." Soicscrms indeed; for by an ac-'
count signrd Gco. Bruv- npublishcd in the
Y. Gchttc oi )essisicrd 1), it uppcarssi that
the Amcricun sch r Lucy was mcl at sea usi','
the French prieatmctr L ESpclg'lC, cant. Lc
Barr on,' add the said dcasct ! xcnchmnn im
mediate-ly ordct: -rcd t'nc Amcrice ns is;-;o
irouslf This s-as a pmuf sins Lisz'ozc.
out ofssthe Sch'rctexceptctssthe capt.'sim_ate and
supercarg'o, (and put sivctectossiour dear sans
culotte aliies onsi_board.sictsi Having no French
sscoiora they transsotssmssed' Americansi into
Fretichss,sictanctd With the fragments decorated
the unfortunatesicaptain,sissround whom ssthey
danced th'e'sissCm-mzignole, by way of condo
lence. 'They then seiZed a hog' on ctboard,
which they called king George, and after -
siLa-siit Week arrived at Plyimotith, in this
state, capt. Levin' Hosman, in a sch'r be
longing to Messrs. Stewart and Armstead
osthat place. ssctCaptaih Bosnsiian Was cap
tured on his homeward bound 'p'acsage by a
French privatetsir, who tuok all the hand-;
he dismiss-rdk ..Zs dear alms in a perishinss
condition, and they must absUluchy haw:
dice. of hunger, had the, no: bren r'silicvcd
by a ship irom England, bound to Chazlcs
ton.
jects.)
The dear iciiow si' ct.'3311.h*uid she}. n.:gl t ;
jump ovcrboard and break theiryshins, Nay ..
he. extended his aﬀuftjosinatc care to their us
alvle-s and drmA-ab/cs, _and- (would ') uu
be. me it. ?), even to thcii' its-'a si' In sh-sssit,
ing iris :anccsis, among many others usshi !}
might be enumerated, serve to shew "how
are all m consequence of our submissicton to .
the British Ordcrs Ofcouncil The follow _'
short their memories are upon such sub-sii
French are of but rctec'mt date and that chbsc
Sat? Remehzlzrance. —{ Many of the (le-"mo'
"We are," suctxs Adct, -* two n'at'innsisf
ct sisisiFRENCH FRA'sisER-WTZT
Ocssrsiosziz, 9, ire:-.
si "I;—:ENCH FM 901731
szsiADELP IA, Sept. 28,1T9._.
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Oise Huisd red Doll lars-Rczsisi'"
RAP' AVV AY
From the subscnihcr, ]iv ny in the l'
VVig-ht county, Viruinia, un 1} 4, i-**
.iiily, thsce Negio Men, Hz-p
Anrirew is & [targe black fellow, 3' ,
Years of age; has & scuvon his {orehfffsi'
one of his eyes, and have lost the czzu
right thumb; he walks with kissiffisi
much turned out. .
Jacob is & stout made black scHOW ct'sisi
5 feetssfi 01'7 inches high, and about J'ss"
of'age ; has a sm'ly appearance, butU-ss
speech when spoken to. ,,
Bob is a small fellow of a brighﬄct:
þsiiexion, and-ver}- quick step: he llsi-Ssissj
acar on one of his-cheeks, which mist";
oned by a horn, and by professiiosi as
'makcr; his age about 33 )czn-s, _. si_
_ The above-reward will be pan? sisssif'
hending said-fellows and sccdrmsss'fsisiss
that ]" get them again, or in Pl'OPO't'
"ANctDctRE f'i, jssiCUB zindB
fish"- and reasonable churge51fb*'
! [LLL those who have ciziizm aqziim
I:)" Mastersos-vesselb and othfrfi 30"
tioned against harboring or carrying
rUHRWays. a}
siJuIy 25. . . ,
W- Printin'glm all its .bra
CS: neatly executed agnus 0
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M i] is Holhdai'
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Ssicond chion Ql Mililix of the dis
os Coiumbii, me lcoucs: ed to [)l'*dllC-':' 1
with the umount thcicoi, on or beC-iCl t
d'si'Y 01 Augus tncxt, to Liujul . L.d..;-mL
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P'dyn'lQSxC .
.ohn Machod
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.TRLNCH FEAT-LRNITYsi, si"
Sssame day, brig Peace and ngmv [)
bar, St. Croix,si24sidays. ]n'1m'_*si2 '
Long, 65, 35, w. was boat-ded by si ;;
pritatecr brig in m Ghadalcupe, "?
English colus." s'ss'Hte particulars of
"treatment "which captain I). ssisssssissdf
thus sþCCJ'dCd'bY" him : " ] he (tiptainqcts
private-er csiame'cn boast], With fivsi- ctlsi
crew, and demanded my papers; ctctsict
amination, (ordered all my trtmks & (htsi
tdsibessppened, and took from them ass:
mr:nt)\'ss\sstlhtct'y contuimd, with the letten
whigh he opened ;- he took all our stoctsi
{t'zbin sign-s, withal] the Spare runs-ing;;
ging, sails' and blocks, and cut C-ncsu,
'qing-jgctail tsirossm the yard ; ksse also took
Citsk bs rum belonging to the cargo, and
ss case that belongcd to captaih Haynct at)
_ was cttohsiasssszgess come pzsisscnger, contensz .:
" known; After plundering Us of {healsia
articles, be suﬀer'd-(] his people to robes
what they please;]; and So full); wcrcxh
devoted to, the þt:si_ness of thin-ing,;
tht'y [(]þk cvcl'Y'tsiJiissdc zhtfysscouiclstndssct "
tu_ the knives, ffilrlzsyspoqns sin.-.d tumbim
"and imitact every atticlesi remaming in
' cubin. * Hct: 'thss-n p'usit two' 'ssseamcn onbsictzct-si
tfiasitfiwere tsizzkcsinu few day-s before from!
brig Favoritc, Sisst-n, sios Beltsstmcre, mzsfct. ;;
ctantlf ssﬂl'rsi' Tasitsi'losi Bupcssrciargo, t-tsssith a car; sssi
sins 50,000 dullars. si_'£'he captain ssss ;;ctsicsictsisict
vzztesser tyisss'sihet! to pc'f'ctczptasiin Sissss'm an; it];
Tziylsior on board my vessel; but thryjsi,
Sign-(] (m 513'258 fibrwrd ths: ps'ZYClcti', &:si
tlemu'ndtd to know the sate ui' then ()romsi ,
' i)'-;-W'xsiassich sHtitrql behaviur þz'ndsiucvdss ss
the comtrctaaicr of the gzz'is'at'si'tr ?. condu
tqurthv ;: man: (or on thy; rn—shsctsicti
quit the: private-m, he in} from"; no;-,
ZZLM-ct Besidsses captain Sissun, th rcxysi
several other Armed. lczm mast-..s and Its-r."
on board the jzrivatecr, names, exce '1t as
hot {0 be as: crta: nch. {the indsimdusi.
n urnc was ja/m [fame-got Marblelmafl.
A icw sibo'hrs prsicuuus to our being bu si:
sicd, the priyaccer tap}: :: sloop s.- om Rssnod:
"Island,cnpt.l}r15gs, botuch toCnc Fss:
cois, ("um be ..a'uh was & sigsscoipriz c. 1
'u'd insuit to our mlzfonunc, this mhum
pirate threatencsid to l-;sike me or buazdf'
.rctssclct, and it ﬂictci m: ignmnizvious * :mi
mvnt on me,_ ,md finish d his {u-si-sialt
viorsi by: Ulsmls s. ng me, usizsiz. a ssuzzse (n
sicountry, and a (si..- Lime-(1 ducmdnzuicn
r.;fsi mer} Amcriczssm sitcsscl he could'
maken [x. 'ZL'E Us.
' ct ... 'lsi'ts'usz , down.-75}? in (: sctbac'fsi of 2
f-ZOFTREAL, Yea!}, ?. :
Csl Th'vsdscy the sih inst. BIr-W
MacKsi-nzic rmharkcd at La Chin-:, accc T'
]adcd by Mr. W. P. Ham,,anrlacrcw
16 men, in one. came, [or the Nth si._
coast of "(i.is comincnt with a & icw do}
ing a new tradc, "
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