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Peake, IN the paper which / presented
him to claim PREPARATION for the outrage.
7 thought it best, however, to omit the
other acts, of which it was desired that
Incorporation should consist. 1t SEEM
ca probable that specification of each
circumstance, in the note, would IN
crease the indisposition of the ministry
to accommodate, and give it support
with the nation, in complete rejection
OF the demand. 1 expressed myself
therefore IN regard to the other acts. IN
general and conciliatory terms. but with
all the force in my power. The details
mao Deen communicated to Mr.. Cam
nlng IN conference too recently to be for
gotten. Still it was just that no imnro.
per inference should be drawn from the
omission OF them. To prevent il. oh.
tanned an interview of Mr. Canine
immediately after my note was present.
ed, IN which, after reminding him of the
omission alluded to, the motive to wh;cb
presumed he could not mistake, adj
ded that my object in asking the inter-
view had been to repeat to him infor-
mally, what L had stated in the former
one' the other acts of which my govern
ment expected that the PREPARATION should
consist. In this interview nothing oc-
Cured without the limit of the special
object for which it had been obtained
Mr.. Canning did notlead the converse
ton to any other topic, and could not
invite it.
Mr.. Canning's answer to nv note was
delayed more than fortnight. Hav--
ing refused to treat the subject in con-
nectlon, and intimated in plain terms
that If l was not authorised to separate
them, 1t would be useless to prolong the
discussion, l thought it improper to
press it. My reply was equally expli-
cit, so that with it the negotiation end
ed. The measure which he announced.
as being determined on by the king, in
case could not agree to the separation.
Iscompletely the act of his government.
You will observe that it is announced in
form which precludes in a great de-
gree, the idea of its being adopted at
my suggestion, as an act of reparation,
and In tone of decision which seemed
equally to preclude my holding any
communication with him on it.
My mission being thus brought to an
end, has afforded an opportunity for me
to return to the United States. as have
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07
Joseph Vaudeville,

JOSEPH vaudeville,
EsRNER eF KINc IND FAIRRAx-S7RRk1s, :;
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 ID. Cohen Cheeie 1T quality
IL ton assorted Patent Shot
80 half chests & boxes
1sass ay.ea, rrAs
Hyson-skin,
pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whiskey.
Is cases old Me1oc Clarat sup&1er
quality,
E..7o ID Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined SaI.petrc,
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist,
sogboxes Soap,
IS do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
As kegs yellow ground Ginger,
so boxes Havanna Segars,
s cwt. Zante CNrrants,
Raisins in boxes andcaslA,
Pearl and hullcd Barley,
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with very general assortment 81
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
low fer cash, produce. sr The ssua credit:
Nrw is =
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N o TIC E..
,DMolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore carried on in
thi. place, under the firm of Roberts * Grit
5fth, ceased by It's own limitation on the 3lst
tilt. AS it is necessary to close the business
of the concern with all convenient dispatch,
all persons indebted to them are requested to
make speedy payment to John Roberts, who
is authorised to settle the affairs Of the part
nership, and by whom the business will insfu-
ture be conducted. J. J.
John Roberts, /
Samuel G.. Griffith. !.
January 4. edtwSlaw4w 6
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sFaxon, eMetcalf and Co.

.Faxon, ,Metcalf and Co.
Have received per schooner Good Intent, Jno.
Baxter. master, from Boston, and offer soy
sale:
500 Grind Stones
As tons Plaster Paris,
40 Pieces Russia Duck y
1873 cwt. Cheese good,quality ~
95 boxes Mould Candles
IL dozen plain Sifters
8 reams writing paper
40 do wrapping do.
10 barrels Ncw-England Rum.
10 half barrels Boston bay Macka.tll
80 boxes No. s, Chocelate
do. a, do. J.
also ~ STORE,
Holland Gin, French Brandy, fine fourth
proof New England Rum, Young Hyson Tea
Boston Beef and Pork, Mould and Dipt Can,
dies, Brown soap-and general assortment
of Shoes. All of which will be disposed Of
on moderate. teams.--Apply as above.
January .. eosw
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Ten thousand Dollays-vorth
O f GOO DIS FOR SAL E.

= A
OF GOO Dis FOR SALE.
viz be sola, to the highest bidder, on MON
Day, the first day of nert February, ~
the toqvn of d UAfFRIES, at the store-house
formerly occnhiedoy Mr.. JAMES MuscAKT7,
deceased
About 10000 dollars worth Of
GOODS toerably we'll assorted. The said
goods will be had off and sold sin parcels of
from forty to one hundred dollars amount In
each parcel.
A credit of sslirae months will be given on
one half of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bond
Ito carry interest, from the date if not punctu-
allyspaid) and approved security before the,
goods removed.
The sale of said goods will continue from
day to day until the whole are sold.
H. ILL PERSONS indebted to the
firms of JOHN nj. MuscKETT aISa Co. JAMES
MUscHErr, senior, and Co. and sJonN and
CHARLES MUscHETT and Co. are hereby no.
tilted and requested to come forward without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
nav off the same to the subscriber, who Is tul-
iy authorised and empowered by JoHs M.
MuscHErT, the surviving partner IN the a
foresaid firms, to settle and receive all such
debts; otherwise shall be under the neces-
sity of bringing suits against every person ow-
ine any thing to said firms Immediately, who
falls TO comply with the foregoing request.
All those who have claims against said
ss.rms will please to forward them to me as
soon as convenient.
John Linton.
.ftsorney in fact for JoHJ
M 4s,essT1.
Dunlfries
Bee 8 fri ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07
Twenty Dollars Resvard.
EEnPED from the town Of Alexandria, ON
Christmas day,
a Negro Man named Ben,
Belonging to Mrs. EendalI !;

belonging 10 WIS. Cenuall
4 GED about 81 years, tall, straight and
"a spare in his form, with hollow eyes,
short nose, head long and projecting behind,
full high forehead, small scar on }one Of his
legs, supposed the left leg he is somewhat
tissid, answers quickly when spoken to and
sometimes stammers a little, by trade a gar
dener, but he has been lately employed in
MIR. Moore's sugar refinery in Alexandria,
and it's probable can read and write. Fad on
aasook with him variety Of Clothing, which
as wa1assas his name, he will probably change.
It is supposed he has taken the road to Bslti-
more. Ten Dollars will Be giyea, if he is
taken up in this neighborhood, or the above
reward, if mere than twenty miles from Az
lexa1llria.
Edmund I. Lee.
January 4.
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mo. cool.

On THURSDAY, the 18Th instant, at eleven
O'Clock, will be sold, on the premises,
Several valuable Lots Ground
situated on the corner of Fairfax and Duke
streets Terms will be made Known at the
place Of sale.
p. &c. sMaraeller.
january s. dts
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sFaxon, Metcalf.. 81 Co

Hare received PER schooner lane from, Boston.
and oferyor sale:
~ bbls. New England Rum,
so boxes Mould Candles,
SO do. Dipt do.
100 half boxes Brown Soap,
10 barrels excellent Apples, and !. gene.
raj assortment Of Shoes which arc now OPEN
ing.
Also, from .New- Yo.k,
One trunk gentlemens' .rtra. fine Shoes,
December Is. eosw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07

;Jofeph III. Vaudeville,
KING-STREET,, NEAR TIE RIVER, /,
Has for Sale,
sMuscovade SUGAR in hhds. and
BIS. x1rious qualities
Loai and Lu mp do.in bbls.
200 barrels Inspected HERRlNGs
COFFEE in bags
MOLASSES in hhds.,
Imperial
Young Hyson, >>TEAs
Hyson Skin and
.souchong
Port
s sss,., wlsrs
Lisbon and
cogniac and Spanish Bzndy
Jamaica il
;; $:::.. ;:.:;' n
Rye Whiskey a barrels
Cherry Bounce in DO.
Salt, coarse and fine
Pepper, Pimento, Snuff, Glowing Tobaa
co, Segars, Mould and dipped Candles, Soap,
Copperas, Madden, Wrapping Paper, Rice,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, Hayaana Ho-
ney. Also,
"A constant supply of nice Flour for family
|4use.
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TO RENT.
JAMES S ANDERSON

JAMES S AN DEkS0N
Ofrns > or safe ps,y loEr,
rs hogsheads Muacoyado Sugar.
70 bags green Coffee
Is hogsheaGs vel favored KUN
pipes Cogniac Brandy
AZ quarter casks Sherry Wine
Il bales Tennessee Cotton
md as usnai
A general assortment of the best Wines,
Spirituous Liquors, Teas and Groceries.
October L.. SIS
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Sales at Eenaue.
-, every Tuesday and Friday,

~ WILL RE- SOLD
!, ne ycnsae Store, corner OF ffince aiia;
/ az Water strcc.s.
! Vsr;xty Of Dry Goods, Graefrses, &C {.
Particulars Ct whish wal be eypressca ~. y
sa,s &C the day--aH kinds OF gooeis,
sn ~ w. re on limitation and the prices OF
49, are established, can at any time De-
vine =, and purchased at the lowest limitation
~ p. C. Marsteller. ". NJ.
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Public Sale.

rITsO BE SOLD, by public auction, on
a MONDAY, the l8th of January, 1903,
If fair, ifnot the next fair day, pursuant to
the last will and testament of Thomas A>Ha-
zDeA Lee, Esq. of cotoa, lif not previously
disposed Of at private sale, of which due no.
tice will be given
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07
~ the residue
His Berry-Hlll Estate,

Situate in the county of Stafford, containing
three hundred acres or thereabouts. q con-
siderable part of this land is excellent mea-
dow ground, lying upon Potomac Kun, and
the remainder.is, represented to be good tarra-
imp land, and we'll timbered.
The terms are--One third ready money,
the balance in equal payments in twelve and
eighteen months,-A title will be made when
all the payments are completed.
GEORGE CARTER,
sFor FANNY LEE, Executrix Of
Thomas Ludwell, Lee.
December b. tdts
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THURSDAY. JANuARY q, 1868.
To be Hired
. HEMP FOR SALE.

r HAVE on hand, ten tons ofthe frstauall
Il lily CLEAN COUNTRY He MI, ! wish
to sell forscash, or on time
Bryan Hampson. /
December so,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30
NETWORK, December 80.

A PLAZA has lately been submitted to the
French government by Mr.. Fouch, mer-
chant CT HHavre, the object of which is to
supply France with colonial produce, thro'
the means of societv,to be established un-
der government. The protector proposes
TO build vessels, after particular model,
which arr to be sent out armed to the wind
ward islands; and he observes, that if out
of these only three vessels should return
in safety, it would produce clear profit Of
is per cent; but that if by any unexpected
stroke of good fortllae, the whole eight
should be successful, it would produce a
dividend of 200 per cent. Government, it
is said, hare approved of the plan, and the
shares which are 100 in number, at 10000
| francs each, have been purchased with
ayidity..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30
HAIL STORM.

The greater part of the celebrated vine
yards OF Tokay, in Hungary, have this
year been entirely destroyed by tremen-
dous storm, accompanied with hail and the
bursting Of acloud. The hail stones were
as,large as walnnts, and the bursting Of the
cloud was. so violent that stones of great
weight were thrown from the vineyards into
the village. BY this accident seven men
and one boy lost their lives, and great
number of cattle persisted. The injury
sustained by the vineyards is incalculable.
The whole village was SO entirely filled with
stones, that the Labor of hundreds OF people
was required to clear them away.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30

Of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachs-
sets, Rhode Islond and New York, are
known to hold this system imperfect adhor-
renee. The same observation will apply to
the districts in North Carolina now repre-
sented BY Mr.. Blackledge and MIR. BIouat,
lndefance of this scntimeat, AiessrA. Stor-
er, Dursll, Gardner and Smitl,, frora New
Hampshire, Messrs. Fisk andShaw Of Yer
mont, Messrs. Varnum, Bacon, Daane, lis
icy, Story, Barker, Cults, Seavsr aud Green,
OF Massachusetts, Mr.. Wilbour, OF hhode-
Island, Messrs. Kirkpatrick, Rikcr, Van
Allen, Swart, Humphreys and Verplanck of
New York, and Messrs. Blackiadge and
Blount Of North Carolina, oppose every eff
tort to deliver the country from this great
grievance. In what manner can they recon-
Gle such conduct to their constituents, or
to theirown profession
Fed Republican.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30
Ateranurta zatlp @a,etts.
FRID.AY, DECEMBER so.
legislature Of Virginia.

Mr.. 1eyby, from the committee Of propo-
sitions and grievances, made the following
report:
The committee ofpropo sitions and griev-
ances have, according to order, had under
their consideration petition to them refer
red, and have come to the following resolu-
ton thereupon:
PesoleeA, AS the opinion of this commit
tee, that the petition of the President and
Directors OF the Potomac Company, pray
ing that an act may pass, authorising the
said Company to make bye laws for the safe
conveyance of produce and ether articles in
boats, and generally for regulating the boat
ing business in the Potomac and Shenando-
ali rivers and branches thereof, be rejected.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30
NEW-BEDFORD, December Is.
q DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCEl
OR,
More Of "the r00rthless part Of s0cisty."
ssLaws are made not for the honest, bat for
the dissoiGte.'

I C9s. Comments. ct al.
Who broke the embargo laws on Friday
evening last, in this harbor, we pretend not
to determins--we only state for the informa-
ton of some of our readers, that,a certain
schooner, owned by 8 a staunck republic
cam" was, during the 9tlinstant, "stoleno,
from a republican" wharf, and dispatch
ed, probably on republican" voyage !!
Report says, there has more than one good
republican" gone in her! But of this we
are not positive. It is, however, mystery
even with the most sagacious, how it nap
pened, that the owner of the vessel, the re-
yerend collector, and pious capt. Buster,
should all be absent at the tirne--and that a.
vessel strongly suspected of having before.
evaded the embargo, should clude the vigil.
lance OF the active and enterprizing spies
who are known to have been placed over
her for months past! a partof whom too
acknowledge to have seen her loading
And especially is it mysterious, that altho'
she was seen from on board the tremendous
gun-boat at the distance Of mile, to get
under weigh and pass within half amusket
shot of her, yet :" miradile aictu" the gun
boat neither hailed her, fired at her, or give
her chase and all this when "big Tommy"
was ready crammed with more than half
peck Of SHOT. We shall make no comment,
let every one decide for himself who are the
party concerned, and who are "the most
worthless part Of society"
The last Buckstown paper says, :" the re-
verend Mr.. Blood, of this town, delivered
an excellent discourse, nksgiving day,
from this text
:" As for my people, children are their
oppressors, and women rule over thsm-O
my people! they which lead thee, cause.
thee to err, and destroy the way OF thy
paths"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30
Practice obbosedto Profession.

The palatine troops, who SO strenuously
advocate terrapin system, have on former
occasions protested the most humble devot-
edness 10 the public Sentiment 70. pepu-
Ii, pox dsii, was the maxim ever IN their
mouths. BY artfully fattering the people,
they rose to Office, and now they venture to
kick the ladder from them. A large num-
Der of the present representatives in Con,
gress, vote In favour OF continuance OF
the terrapin system, which they know to be
odious to their constituents. Lbs people
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30
ALGIERS.

The ship Leonidas, captain Mckenzie,
chartered by government, and dispatched
with tributary stores from Washington in
the month of June last for Algiers, was at
Alicant on the aad September last. No
letters have been received from Alicant, the
natural supposition is, that she has safely
landed her cargo at Algiers, and that the
same has been received by the government
of that regency.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30

raan passions. is too elastic to be coa6ned,
by the limits of exterior human powers,
however great or uncommon. Build a chs
nese wall, the wit of your merchants, if
permitted freely to operate, will break
through it, or overleap it, or under creep it.
5 49,. =. mile atdc catenas
Efugiet tamen, dac scslerstus yincula
Proteus.
Speech to be continued
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES u. S
WrDNEDAY, Dec. 2s.

WrDNEDAY, Dec. 2s.
Mr.. Love, from the select committee APP
pointed for that purpose, reported bill
making provision for setting CERTAIN unsatis-
fed claims against the United States. The
bin was referred to committee of the
whole on Friday.
The Speaker laid before the house a
communication from sundry inhabitants Of
the state of Massachusetts, protesting "a
gainst the mode adopted by the legislature
8 of that state in chusing electors Of president
and vice president. Ordered to lie on the
table.
The bill on the Mediterranean fund
was read third time this day and pass
ed.
The house then went into committee Of
the whole on the bill from the Senate sup
plementary, to the act extending the time of
credit on revenue bonds in certain cases, and
for other purposes. This bill had been
formerly referred to the committee of COM
merce and manufactures, who reported two
amendments to it. One Of these provides
that the provisions of the bill should not ex-
tend to cargoes imported by special permits
sion since the laying the embargo. The
othev,that merchants who have already paid
the amount of their bonds for duties on cot.
fee, cocoa, sugar, pepper, indigo and wine,
can have the same refunded, on giving Sc
curity that they will pay the same at a future
time. s.
W. ,I,x,ar TO TO II
the bill ordered to be read third time to-
day.
The Dill from the Senate to compensate
Andrew J. Willard, for his Improvement in
mounting cannon, was taken UP In commit
tee Of the whole-agreed to, and ordered to
a third reading this day. It was afterwards
read some discussion ensued upon it !;
Messrs. Newton and Taylor supporting the
bill and Messrs. Tallmadge, Pitkin, GUM
cy, Ely Alexander, and khea, (Fen.) op-
posing it On the ground that its utility had
not been sufficiently manifested. A motion
made By Mr.. Alexander to postpone the
consideration until Monday, was negatived
when the question was taken on the pas
sage of the bill by yeas and nays, and CARR
ed, ayes SIS, noes A..
Mr.. quincy moved that the title Of the
bill should be SO altered, that it would read
" bill to reward Andrew Joseph Willard
for certain extra services and expences," IN
stead Of" a bill for the relief of Andrew
Joseph Willard" 50 as to identify it from
bills to relieve persons to whom debts had
been owing, or to remunerate them tor GER
tain suHerings and losses, which they might
have sustained.
The question on the amendment of the
bill was taken by yeas and noes, and lost
ayes 25-noes SO.
The bill extending the time of credit on
revenue bonds was read third time and
passed.
Mr.. 7. G. jackson from the select COM
mittee to whom was referred the bill from
the senate to enforce the embargo laws, re-
ported it with several amendments. Re-
ferred to committee of the whole house
on Friday.
Adjourned. Ii.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-30
DIGNIFIED ATTITUDE.

Much has been said by our government a.
bout national dignity" and g Aigh grsund.''
And much is also said by the "tory harty,"
that is, the flassive obedience and mo1-resisf.
! ance men, Oh the same subject. These PEG.
pie advocate Em5argoes and GIN. boats, and
Dfy-docks, standing armies, and home n1ana.
Joctures and commerce; and this they call na-
tional dignity, INDEPENDENCE, high ground, and
strong measures. Reader! look candidly at
this tor one moment, and then answer " 4,s
these things so !? Does na,isndi aign;tD look
better in igan-boat thaniin fvsafes Does
iadehendenee. appear more imposing, while
IN shackies at home, compelled to devour all
the fruits OF her hard earned industry, than
she would at liberty to dispose Of her earn-
in5s abroad--and by this means double their
value Is surrenaering Commsrcs TO our
enemies and retiring from the ocean to the
mountaias, to be considered politically ss it
is literally taking high ground. --And 10
pointing all the bayonets of our army, and all
the guns of our navy, against our own citizens
to enforce obedience to the laws, to &c ccnsi-
dered specimen or proof os thoss sartng
" measures" which the government Of an in-
jured country ought to adopt towards It's ia-
solent aggressors, in order to check their Au-
dacity to chastise them for their Insults, and
to extort from the hands cf Fioleace 2ad
Rapine redress of injuries, anda restitution
OF plumber! Grraf Goe Of eurF9tbfys where
is the mantle of WASHINGTON Was tits the
indehendence fer which WASHINGTON iousht!
Was this the high ground for wDich our Ia
theirs commended! Was this the national Dig
nifty for which they blpd to establish! .Alas1
Has not :" thu, 3oid become dim 81
EuseA Light.
eaesaaf assssssa.s.s--ssN
DIED on "Wednesday last, at his farm
near this place, OF a lingering disease, GEO.
w. CRA1K, Esq. late Post Master. His
remains were yesterday inferred at the IA
mily burying ground at Vaichse.
sxasSSGsnxoakpSgs sssJ1HxsaQazsx sssS1Ss4
Public Sale.
Ga Saturday next at IL O'Clock, will be sold
the Cargo of schooner Patsy from Savannah
Geo.
70 Bales prime upland cot;on,So Tierces b
90 half Tierces of Rice lying at sa'Cieans
wharf. Credit 60 and go days.
,P. C.. MaJeslIsr.
goo -. do. freLcI Brandy.
j di- 100 boxes Mould Candies.
TER, 100 Go. Dipt do.
Nas 100 do. Brown soap.
gass- 100 half CO.. Go
Ation 90 barrels boston beeL
will 500 VT. Hops-growth 1873.
fnely 10 half barrels Niackarei.
pat so boxes Chocolate.
n the 1000 lbs.Sheathlng Paper.
most 500 reams Wrapping 40.
Mr.. Green, Printer, FedericKsblfg; Mr..
Heiskell, Printer, Winchester; and Mr.. Da-/
Wis, Printer, Richmond, are requested tom
sert the above advertisement until the -
lection.
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g. Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch,
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From the Freeman's Journal.

From the Freeman's Journal
One OF the leaders Of the majority 10 Con.
gress has just said to some gentlemen in the
opposition, very ,lngutrdedly to be surs, bur
very seriously, Gentlemen, it yo. wiA lot us
get our Of This ho66le, gov shaR never zee W
caught so again.