Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-09-10 00:00:00, page 1

MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER fOr 1810.
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jjjrif-;:t’*’(■.; .•..••** i s'-vvti/!j »&■»;$ siuKE *im§5*
^ W»Ki! »#<y|.T.O j JMJ**'CHI*.!H»#. MX BOtfcARS
flu H f,H*tV!t, !?AYX»LK IN r*DV*NCK —SINGLE |
FAPEP AND OSpJS JfiW.F CENTS — Advkk
f|»‘ it tJ*TS A1JK ISSMT^I) AT THK BATE OF
IlFTT CENT.S. FOB THK FIRST, AND TWF.N . Y
FIVE CENTS PER SQCAftF FOR EACH SUCCEEDING
insertion; those exceeding one square
W TO RE CHARGED AS TWO.
e=.-r-»A.Tia4^rv;.-^.tT-n- -----—"** -—
-.0 i For Chnrter,
The Ship UNION,
_ sj^Capf. 'M'Kown, liiirtlven 2f>0 hlids.
Stic cun be ready for the reception of a cargo in ten
• Bays. - V
y ■f'iir-,i- Warren Ashley.
* For Sale on board the said Shifi,
,.,100 .gross of Empty Bottles,
••■ $0 tt<n Scotch C.o.1, Hii'i a few pieces of twilled
; Sacking and Cotton Bagging.
’ September 5. tf
For Freight nr Charter,
The good Brig M‘\C,
±*Capt. Pern old, burthen about COO hhds.
T haem, now ready to receive a cargo. For terms
.Jr'i*,-. - . s
apply to- -
Robcrl Gibson.
tf
' August SI. '_
* For Sab or Charter,
fine new Ship Calliope,
»Ro’;ert Henderson, roaster, 240 tuns.
Apply to
MOSES MYERS & SON.
300 barrels new FLOUR..
I*. gj
pf superior quality, from Mayo Mill, Richmond.
u.,.
tf
August 29
For Charter, - •
7V'e rxcrl/ritt SHIP
MARY AN N,
C*pt. Russell, carried last spring from this port 36S
hogsheads tobacco, will be ready to take on board a
C#rgo in a few days,
u She has on board,
4000 bushels. Cadiz SALT,
Which will be sold very low if taken from along
Bide.
Richard Blow.
tf
August 27.
.For Liverpool,
SHIP
The new sod fast s tiling
S&S&S. F1NGAL, '
Samuel Ot vis, mastf r, cupper fastened, and in eve
ry resi ft t superior ship, will sail with all possihte
d’tsptstvh—Fur freight of 100 hogsheads tobicco, or
t
jHiSSage, having good arc-.-novdations, apply to
William Dickson.
August 22. tf
• For ^Charter, . j
<$
fine Ship Thomyris,
i- ,
Aur'-v2 rU t< n« 1 urthep, and will carry about
is?|’\390hhds. tobaccoi For terms apply to
; stf - ’> Bowden k Milhado.
fi'ho hasf'/r Hair 6n hoard »uid Ship,
>*51000 liftslwls Lisbon Salt.
.’August^'_ »._tf
For London, ”
The fast sailin'’ Skip
, A N AC R EON,
fnry Dickson, master, burthen about 400 hogs- ’
A#ad* ot tobacco, to sail with all possible despatch,
! fourths of her cargo being already engaged.
^ freight of the-remainder or passage, apply to
v* •« William Dickson.
^August 15. ’ * tf
; .For Freight for Chafer, .
V RELIEF,
bvatbdlohu Erny, master,, burthen about 1300 barrels——
-App>y 1® . v d
d . :.:y. •*,* -■S. Marks, Jun.:
Vj tf
^FOK J-UKSOUT (ill CH ARTER,'
w* The stan ch goo cl S1,1 p Fame
..• » Gtorge bitzbngh, tnastcr, ' . ** ■!
Burthen aboqt 430 hogsheads, snd.now ready for the
reception of a cargo. For terms apply to
^ Jennings & Roddey. -
^ Aognst g. I .. . . t£ ,
THE SUBSCRIBER" ■ ~
t for Sale at hit It'are-Houte m Water-Street,
r
SQO GHnny BAGS, ; >: • r
'fQOO Linen do. of 2 and 3 bushel*,, :
hnrt-|to!!f | Prithe Muscovado Sugars,
:,'^lO;bag0®t!ca Coffee, \ ,y-,_
|2 ,b<>xes li-.if pint TuroUers, J00 straws each,
Mf
* ,r(-- ,..vCe» Raven’s Duck,
>&A
- *25 do. Russia Canvra,
pi?i.
r* ■
* * -7Wi% TJt_:*t. n. iL
He**ian Rolls*
Brown Rrillsg
' 4'J do. O^nab'irgi and Tidsletihnrgs, - i
FineShirt Linen andSheeting*, sjrT:*
*■ -W: d<H Table Cloths and Bedbuntg,
Jii
ig| •./ ^ ^.^VVjtRe RoIhs_- _.J
patr waffie Irons* 80 hogshead Shooks,
•uim
#? .$*".boxes short Pipe*,.
JpP pfcce* paper Hangings,
•"^.h^iels.Gioe, '• *
T# hexes prime llavsnna Segars,
.mm * ••• •
'ezenS»eve*, M hone* Playing Cards,
r»*e*,.Mt and pHiA Tumbler# and Win*
' "’■ <****!«• . • y.T . !f;vr
/tea at ku Sturt at ptiun Street, > . /
Variety of Ware,
John C. jSicmeyeh i
.if *: />>>.;.?* v . ,r. If . t.v. ;•
*
— Merino Sheep. # ■
Imfiortrd in the Shift Woodrofi Simyt Thortias
Haynes. master, front JJshort,
19 Merino RAMS and 51 EWES,
warranted of the true Merino breed, of the Cabana
called Paulrrs, equ,.l ff not superior to any other
Merino Sheep in Spain, being part qf the fleets of
the Prince of Peace, Don Manuel Dc Gudov; the
breed of which wai purchased hy him'of the Carthu
sian Friars in the vear 1796, and remained in his
possession upwards of fourteen years without anv
admixture of blond ; certificates of pedigree maybe
seeit on application.—If not sold previous to WKD
NKSDAY the 2d of October next, they will on that
day be exposed to pubitck sale on a credit of 5 and *
months for approved endorsed paper.
* Moses Myers h Son.
September 7. tf ,
BOTTLES.
100 Gross Glass Bottles, landing from
on board the SI.ip Union—For Sale by
A. Maclure;
September 5. 6
f'O'X'OLK ENOUGH,
At a Quarterly Session Court, held the 37th day of
August, 1810.'
Hezekiah Ketclinm, Compl’t
i
1 Against
In Chancery.
Charles Grice and Warren Ashley,
Defendants.
1'HF. Defendant Charles Grice not having enter
ed his appearance, and given security atjeord
j ing to the act of assembly and the rules of this court;
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
he Ls not an inhabitant of this commonwealth : on
the motion of the complainant by his counsel, it is
ordered that the said defendant'Charles Grice do
| appear here on the fourth Monday in November
i next, and answer the bill of ths complainant, and
j that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in one
I of the newspapers printed in this Borough for eight
| week- successively, and posted at the front door of
| the Court-House of this Borough: and it is further
ordered, that the defendant Warren Ashlev who
! hath effects of the said Chaile^ Gvice in his hands,
do not pay, convey away, or secret such effects, hut
retain them tiii the further order of this court.
A Copy, Teste, ’ , '>
Geo. W. Camp, D. C. C,
Pennsylvania WIIIbKEY.
18 tierces landing this day on Comnaerce-St. Wharf.
And in Stare,
30 barrels Muscavado S’u^ar,
20 do. Loaf , do.
Coffve in tierces and b’tgs.
Nones A Rowland.
. September 3. 3
.advertisement;
The Subscriber as friend of Mrs. E. Sfci/ntith, vill
. . Sell on a c at n modal mg terms.
Her highly improved TENEMENT,
in the City ot Williamsburg, containing 25 acres of
ground, purchased of the late Judge Trent is— If a
stde of this Property is not made by the 15th Octo
ber, it w:ll then be let to the highest bidder hr the
term of one year, the tenant giving bond and seem i
ty for ihe due payment of the rent, and to return the.
houses and lots in the same neat order as when de
livered. To suit a tenant, the houses, yards, and
gardens, tnay be rented separately.
- Henry Skipwith.
September 3, 6w
r DRAYTON M. CURTIS,
Has just received,
Navy Blue, l)rab and Mix'd Berlin
Milled Worsted Webb—~Black, Pink, and While
Lustrings—-Black Sarcenets—Russia Diapers—Mus
lin Shawls—Black Silk Handkerchiefs—Sattin Rib
bons—Silk and Cotton Umbrellas— Mixed Pins—
, Cloth coloured and black Sewing Silk—Figured Oil
Cloth—Tortoise Shell Combs—a few kegs of good
Butter. a "if-. -V cf'tt’.
'* Likewise, . • '
A further Supply of SHOES,
iConsisting of
Ladies’ Black, Green, White, and Tea coloured
Kid—Mens* Youths’ and Childrens' Morocco and
Leather in great variety. '
Sept. 5. >?1r; - - * > / ■** 'tf • .
.Notice ri» Country Storekeepers.
The Subscriber the ensuing Fell will receive) (dan
ger of the seas excepted) >'C $jL
A genrral and extensive assortment of
' '■ DRY GOODS, t
■ Consisting of every article iu the .
n-gollen, Hardware, and Cutlery &ne,>
Linen*, Mastint, and Cotton Goods m great va
riety, .. i'v. fa ii-iM
Fur, Leather, find Silk Hah, ■> . tf'V /
started Crates of JUverftioi and dataware, ’'
Besides a great variety of useful and fancy arti
cles, which wil) enable couutfy dealers to proenre
their assortment at one place j and from the mode
lie purchases his Gootts. for prompt payment he
I'romtuea net tub* undersold in the New-Vurk
Market* - ^ , .. -4 ■v
.r - m * - Gcorgr M’lntosh;
July iti \f-fA ■ iawtf ' ^ ' M" "
' Two or ttrW
Of respectable connections, will be taken Appren*
tices to the Printing Business at UghMdger OAce,
August Si* .; V :
V vr • . . If * •• ?#•* , , ■ r* i' rr.vlj*!
.. 4 - froM the Fietmun’s Journal. ■ r >
Those* Americans, who wish to know the eVnt'i
Mr tits of the Spaniards of South Auierira in relati
»n to their own government, and their ideas with
regard to tlieronUort ot the UniteO Stales towards ■
them, will read with attention the following maul
ksto of Dun Antonio Gonzalez, governor aiid eap
tain generaf ot the kingdom of Gdat’oi'rala. They
will there sea the bias w liirh the pusillinmioas sub
mission of otirgovernment to Frunze has produced
upon that people ; the distrust it has exalted in
their mind-, ol our indentions towards them; and
their contempt for our power; when interest and'
policy should have odsised us tu cultivate and pre
serve a irirndsinp of the utmost consequence to tas
asa commercial nation. 1
• J>,' , .. - -
Traittlfited for the Freeman s Journal.
MANIFESTO
c// isvn jinromo uvnzaiez, UuvertW'ir ana v*upturn
Crentral of the Kingdom of .Guatemala.
In tbe gloomy prosperl which the public affaire
of Europe present to our view, alter having given
away to the natural overflow of grief, and renewed
to Heaven the fervent players by which we have
never ceased to implore us protection, the mind in
clines to the contemplation of other objects; which
should attract universal attention.
What shall be the fate of Spain l ’What line of
conduct sliould Spanish America pursue I In const- I
deriog these important questions there is uota Sps
niatd, worthy ot so glorious a name, who has not i
a reply engraven on the bottom of his heart; nod
that reply dictated by sound policy and sacred jus
tice. But it is not sufficient that it should be tints
stamped in indeliable characters ; it is also necessa
ry to proclaim u to the world, whiob now watches
with mournful eyes our every word. j
Spain h is now, for the third time, acquired the
glory, oi surpassing in intrepidity those nations
which hava been esteemed thq. most warlike. She
obtained it over the Romans, whogave%tws to all
the known universe, bat could unt subdue that .no
ble peninsula, which alone cost (hem more slaugh
ter and bloodshed than all the rest of the earth.—
She gained it from the Saracens after eight centu
ries of continued warfare, and after disputing it in •
three thousand seven hundred battles. She has bow
gained it from the French, who, though superiour
in cunning, are uol tnferioirr in arms to any of those
ferocious tvgeis, who under the natne- ol rpnquer
ours, are the avenging scourge which Divine Pro-,
vidence frequently employs for his inscrutable de
signs. \
‘ Of what consequence is it that Spain shook! now
sutler all the horraurs of a most sanguinary war f
Ol what • onsequrnce the possession of a few forti
fied towns or provinces. The eternal hatred-which
the accumulation of Injuries has rendered sacled ;
that hatred to tyranny which has produced efforts
o| which the present generation was thought inca
pable ; this natural halred, a necessary element in
every Spaniard, although it may for some moments
appear subdued, will diffuse itself every day mure
extensively—will pass from one bosom to another
Irion genetafjon to generation, and whenever R
hods an opportunity to burst asunder the bunds,
which confine it, will proclaim.itself in blood, tain
and desolation. '
Nor can it be Otherwise when we consider the
Spanish character, and ibe splendour an-l honour
winch it has displayed from the earliest records of
their Iitncotable revolutions. But there is one
principal reason which will now render the effects
of this hatred more dreadful, more terrible and des
tructive than at any former, period of its greatest
lory.
the Saracens, the French have not only the common
•age tor conquest, Lot also tor legislation ; which
no nation ever suih-red from a foreign usurper. The
Moors being satisfied with keeping possession' of
our country, mid exacting a small tribute, left to
our forefathers the free exercise of1 their religion,
attachment to their taws, and adherence 'to (heir
customs ; . and to this toleration they Were Indebted
lor the prolongation ot their dominion. The pre-,
sent tyrant, refining upon torture more than aft the
tyrants of antiquity, with his sword in one hand,
and in the other that black rode by which he pre
tends to make all hts crimes lawful, scarcely takes
possession of a comitr w. but be subjects it to his
lyianmcal laws } more cruel than those of Dfit«4
more ridiculous than those of the infatuated emf&F
rours of Roman depravity ; laws, which did they
contain the wisdom of the universe,' would he de
testable from the very name whic^ beads them)
from the dreadful rhainof crimes which their pro
mulgation produced in (Vance j from the series of
iniquities which has ’ercoinpauictl their extension
to Hibernations, who stood in need neither of infor
mation, nor laws, apt legislators5 butlUtesiuWe
above all, from the infernal conviction ^pHO meaio
ful experience that the codes jd. tyrants are ever
void and illusory, since caprica^s Ihetr (ire
md Sword their authority—interest and passion
their .policy-e-ak Buonaparte himself has declared.
That shadow-of a king pret t ndsHhatitarik Hp fro
during reformations^ jjuti w Jlcqjjfer 'jjpnflts*. epij
ihsihis1»»4fpo«s.goseWi^hlw|p%(r«fef#blic4u»p
iptfieis. ' ‘1‘Ms* at;» aplijqusf pretexts to south*^ aoo
■%tduce,. hut '•hSch, being frequently prarUaed Wad
Well known, will qev*rtfigjjfiw#:
Sunn w-'ulp lite eontnwicuon appaar m Iheir acti:
"0* » m the fuey and insufferable despotism of pet
ih ‘tbetr insatiable raptfce ; la th* siees irf their low,
rtmdihdpf jmd of .ajlife ©pan optodebaachei y end
m^ety *, at«*n would U *be manifest i«*y«y thing
*l*Kh n*lor# Hy follows from tije phrehsy of $fda*l»
oh umt^su^ i^ma yH pubUt; npirals ) » jw*
thing wfiii hmor* than slavery itself is tsbboriyaf *i
hr the rehghjos and reserved disposition pf a nathud
VAHMaMMBlt ailA^H a. Ail * aa m - ^ . U*. — — . i’ h. -2* - ‘ V wLf • '
renowned fdf piety and a pipe aeiieeuf hpntir. ., f %
Away, away then, with theodionspirtnrd ofSpom
willingly submitting to the most detestable and odi- ■*•?■..
Vws yoke whirh was ever intended to be Wposcidl
upon her lolty ne<\k. Slaves, and those who have V
the heat ta of slaves, may figure to themselves fbhf
3,
subjection. But W* will nevM ^efreya 4V J|t»# ##
hear the will of the nation freely expressed in eve*
rv quarter of ibepeninsula, unrestrained by french ,<*
influenee, a nrf spontaneously conlti wel,infoUeatyse &
f|l, by the nssetnbieil Cortr*.
l*'-./ —- - ■ .r, -V 6 ■&. . :«••*'. ...
... There ar« now degenerate SpBhiaidsi#ss'fbere for*
merly have been, and always wall-iie^'1it>*fbls|ff*lb||( Vv
former conquerors were indebted f.pntjfqf(stdWrid!>% f :
if not the greatest pati of their>vc«esses. To thhls* . '
also the modern vandal's owe tin.se temporary uo*«r
sessions whirh . would make them blush, tf tShejf1
were not wholly iosetUiLje to shame. - The sna huij.', %
spots upon his rtfoigenidW, but the great mass df ' \
ti.e nation is pure and honorajAll difl'used;thtqng^v. h:
: "ot lwo worlds Nt rbaraner 'wBfsver. bS the
the same her art ion,*, and nniform hef pTotjorttol.
wherever sbe is free from lb* ojipresstdd 6f aniri
ststihle power. ' ,
ii inry annum ne arnaemeiiy subjected ta U0#
irresistible power, the suffering provinces will stiff?,
their clamours. Those that his freewill fty to1 thci* \,
assistance with sympathetic sorrow i artd tlie eon-f
test will be eternal. • Th*baOUef.of patriotism wif§"'
be hoisted, not in one plaee el * thne, bot |n v*1
ny; thus reducing those mercenary'cohorts- end ril? kJ
viving the military glory'of that people which evelf
VIDinn I ha ___ 1 _ .aTLt.L -•
Ipved it froiu imitiwrt-rbf those!, who, at one ” '
gave the law to Europe, and iu the rotation 4
tiral events will give laws to it egejo. jg^,
But upon what means ran Spain depend tn Mp
bo,unequal a mutest, whdBfcren fortune ar‘pw|
be adverse to her, and wnSr extending her view pa
' ver all the nations of continental Europe, , she seen, :
herselt alone against .the most enormous mass orfr
military power that ages ever witneipn? She will /
depend upuu the justice of her cause, known to th#.
whole world, uneqaallrd, and deserving of.the pT<s»f \
tertinn of Heaven. She will depend upon href
,efforts, her deeds of heroism, and,, dreadful ini’.'
I res of self-devotion, which posterity will scarcely
believe. She wilt depend upon an fflpsti ipv* atly^
[unitedto her with indissoluble bondsi whose
1 *r *n*l “hility place in her hands,perhaps :
est balance 01 $he solid splendour ejfLrrnipttft^Urtfif
will depend successively upon new Sties, wbnwwmf ,*
any nation iinds an opportunity to burst its harSa*■
rous chains. She will depend upon rontinroaf sue*
emirs from her faithful and opdeot'hmfk%#jh§i3='
possessors of the most Valuable half of «h.e
Anri lastly, she will depend Upon the traosifqry
is’.enre of that base family, whose ambition all that, *
tnronesof the world would not .satiate,- nndw’
aseness and perfidy language has not terms to ux«
■ Jb.i■
pitas
Oar religion (neties la that the prosperity nfjif^r
impions is bat apparent; that the empke wbiCh na
founded upon injustice, cahoot sthsistv ’
he any tiling murqini'qditpus than the usurpation yf ,V \
the ciown of Spainj by a ipan both .roslgnifieflajjja! ■
and d"spic»hle, an agent «f the modern Tsm^M^
and ati accomplice in ullhis crimes t c ' .Wfe,
Besides revealed truth, experience naimrtf^
reason for warn us thei this tnimcdse f otosShi
fiimlv ml uliliahaU. •• i _if _1 t : ■&£}. ^*5
firmly established.' Lrt us overt00k thV rontinu|t^
perils which surroand. him; the many enemira
which his Crimea have raffil against him j and M#
unhappy condition of hrmg fetewr engaged in ,sfaf'
and pillage; atpre pn| munentof peace,,' *rhipi|:
should deprive his. qgeuftues .of the. hpgt .ttf-Mfe
booty, would be the. most dangerous of fils life.—g>V
Let us give a natural term to bis e.itiikfeof vrht<Jr%
many causes can shorten, which for imtwy
should be limited.• WJjjyt q.spertayJi^t^theiafniwj*
ished world then exhibit f What hew
the nations uf the glob* I That i01 mans* mwdiiah
raised with so much bipod, will (p by fta
weight.} for it is physically i pi possible tbsf Any
other .artaicer can direct it, miieb Jetts mft^lta i
I hen *%t* of iohitioi and spoitai^ ^
treasure; effeminate passion* i every tbi
ffneace, every thing will be put in u»otmit. fp» *
oppressed ttaiiohti will jiak* a^^gedf.,^ "
and be p*d _with usmy fpr the *orferinfe*
have bito lnffictvd upon them. !
> This,w;ll be the “ ‘'* •*
datioa hat more 1_ ___
gsiitst those hordes of ploindtrers^ who
when tliey lose thtui captain., Nooe ^„
better opportapity ^ ^ ^^^
better fMoorcv,- ;Vv . ..
vim. uimi HHppy-aatiM^thslUrrife, whtefctlwL* .
. T** Prov,nc« «f Atuenw, amt«d in tb« firm
6^nds p*ttrni(y, 6-ive jwl.1 io tbo
try on tbu occ«»iupU»# debt thty nw^ bn ; »ii<I
•i» **» •■• * wv* i«cj nwrq OPT , HDp
nil •Uti cpntinUQ.to pay i». By thw# co«an» W***
>v-J
;S«
Vr' M.«w» (tflbe world,
>vh.irh ro«W »orm,n^(tt^|jto ioi.m-U ,«,
' 77f "-■rT* f*!**1
itptf la tb*|« fortulioU counlrm i bbtaTwybior fe
nettsuw* eminaricA, lb 9 «
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blr tfftk. pi^ibi*J ■ ■ ~v • ■
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