Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-30
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FRID.4Y, SEPTEMBER so.
HI HasI. Sister Iermont I (

] like Lucifer, never to rise again. The In
fluence of Office would not answer. The
prostitution OF abatch ofpaper money banks
toeiect;oneeriag purposes wouldnot answer.
! the internal trick of inputing to the fede-
ra.ists arnurder, committed by a notorious
J aad active democrat failed OF success
| The cpposers of Executive tyranny, foreign
/ influence, and te-paying Congress
have con pletelv triunlphed.
The glorious result ct the late election in
| Vermont, we learn to be as follows -:
A Federal Governor.
A Federal :isutenant Governor.
a Federal Council.
And in the House oi Assembly MAORI
ty of FeaeraHSts.
OF four members of Congress, three Fe-
dr,aisfs.
Now is the triumph in New-Ensiand
complete; AID the independent yeomanry
of Tie Green Ila,aaaias deserve well Of their
country. Boston Pepsrfory.
Erem lie Du5fa corrcspondrnt, august 6.
The Patriots in Catalonia have not been
less indeiat;gable or Distinguished, than in
Valencia. A large body OF Catalonians,
stormcst and carried, after sustaining a loss
OF 6 or. 5coo men, Aioniuy fort, which had
been occupied by body Of French troops
they put the French garrison to the sword
The loss Of the French in'thc three pro-
vinces Of Catalonia, Valencia and Arragon,
is estimated at &C, GG0--what we have stat
cd IS strictly the substance of the Spanish
official accounts.
The editor OF the Newbnryport Statesman
(tiemo.) has received several letters, some
anonymous, and scme even from persons
who signed their names, threatening Tim Sc
vcyely for giving his opinions against Bona
parties conduct towards the Spaniards.
(Nosth liner.
The dispatches found upon MIR. Young,
are said to have been the cause OF the deter
minarion ct the council Of Seville to suspend
The release CT American vessels detained IN
der the French DEGREES.
Should further difficulties arise from this
circumstance exciting am opinion, that we
will act against the patriots, we shall have
nothing TO thank for ii but the servility OF the
administrator to the cause OF Bonaparte.
The American consul would not hazard
such step as he took, by travelling with.
French dispatches, designed by Murat to
brine about an insidious seizure OF the Spa
nish colonies in South America, if he had
not thought he was acting IN a manner,
which agreed with Mr.. IeHerson's private
policy. Whether any further discoveries
were made against those concerned, does
not appear !; though we know t. dispatch
es were under cover to Mr.. Madison, our
secretary of state. A more conspicuous or
alarming combination of facts could not
we'll be imagined, to check the current OF
good will towards us, and toirrltate the anX-
ious feelings Of the patriots, than dispatches
of such nature, from such cruel monster
as Murat, under the cover of our secretary
of state, found in the hands of the American
consul, who was travelling through their
country. Though our rulers have already
| dashed away SO many benefits, which We're
spontaneously offered by fortune to our en-
! ioyneEt, they also seem resolved not to con-
ciiiate Spain, though it cost no more than
the. conservation of those principles of liberty.
once practised uponb ourselves, in which
cause Spain afforded us the assistance OF her
cooperation. Is it probable, that our con-
duct will be viewed with the same indifer-
/ ence we affect towards that brave and gene
| rous people Nothing is more likely to es-
| TRANCE them from us forages than the Sights
! -, 49, now ,.e ceJue.
(idid.)
hasmge,lts.-The democrats, alias the
French party in this country, stigmatise the