Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-08

=. a a,a aus u os,,e ii States do
mot extend 70 Holi, thapgh 50 lnsllna.
I = esn ,as viii, ance,snd 50 subssr
Il y;e.t'1o her + deer againr neutral COM
&; narrcc. !. ..s -; o ,srs-Sa- !
1, I'll would not bmpr ops1 ou =. e.'s .at, ,e !!
1, saot, to o.,sersr.tf this ooFsslsu s. has 4
the less urged by Eat l3Iirsn, s. s;1c,,s
3, herself never in ailepgsH ~, ,hry
4 adhered TO the fclple ON \ IS w. 80
were founded. ~, nm
Thus she has fn the datS = ~ ~. "a.
/ til very lately, dcted s1, . = .,thonrh
American trade tn TO INAssis - - de.
$3.50 - nn ,, o,fsrse violated our neusTai
/ 49, 4 a ~ s;ta;,. So, in her order
- ese 4 III mlA ~, s,has diserilnlusisds not
= s., 's5., s5,n1rie france
pMy ~ ps'seea'h hi ,1' and othsr powers, bat
| between Holland vyestphalia and Sap .,
in forcing her proii,itory order agam ns ~
FIRST ana not ara;ss the two last. YA' a;.'
therefore, III, sire IDS Il expedisnt= to'maks'
! these distinctiols, she ought . p Y; ,,,n.
4 that We too maypercsivs equal Prep 'op4s's :
i the distinctions ne have made q. ~
4 I'll # may be of more important nere
B - csnparc the British order IN co :. :. o.
8 Abr last, with the arrangement o.np'll'
mad by MIR. Erskine. It Will tiice pS
d seerkow little is the real dlftrrs' !. avg
a how trivial it is when compared. VIC TA
q tenve and serious. consequences air elis
s avsNal. =,
q Under the order in council capri al'
4 tn ports of Europe, except anIe, ~,
Gliding the Kingdom OF Italy z Iiol'stla
|w,h their dependencies, are oasu 'o.ops
commerce.
4 Under The arrangement stIpfi'' cOM,
YSined with our. act OF non incousIssSs, ai'
I The portsof Europe, except Fnee ana nef
dependencies, including thsingdom OF
| Italy, would have been opento our com
4 merce.
y The difference then IS rceEd merely to-
4 H2land, and that again iFducsa 70 the
4 difference between direct DC to the ports
q ofHolland, and an indirectldec tc- noiiaad
! th,ueh the neighbor;np rs Of Tonnin-
: geI Hamburg, Bremen E'rdeu.
i low, as the injaring the enemies OF
!. .Gnt Britain is the orytowsd object of
J l.henterdicsins order agAst our trade. let
\ a chpu,ation be made o,he eject, which
a thiliference between. ordF in council
A. anAe arrangement COZ possibly have in
,e prdcing such an ihlry. ind then let
b. / the ues,ioh. be candiE answered, whe-
n theH aging aside ali u.siderslons ofright
Or and pstict, suaicieH inducements could
Il. / havseen. band ia tat resulf forreiecting
N, | the Iranement, apl for reducing the
en- consuet embarrasments,. 5 well to G.
is Briin ( to the US.
" lit necessary, as Mr. Jackson has
le slata, tset bounds to spit Of encroach-
a meE aI;' llversal domlniol which would
d binl asings to its own sndard, and to
g falsfyI honorable and nnly resistance
q, an annexation that all Elope is submit
r ting Negrees,, the eifnrtnust be feeble,
{ indeewhlch is to,be iopd in,the neon
!. vrni,e accruing to thefurmidabls foe
: frone operation of this5r1ler in council,
: andpeclally when We. cahine with it the
] strF Phsnomenon OF susttuting for the
j law trade OF the U. S. trade of British
t suits, contrary to ths laws of the ad.
5 yeiParty, and amounting, without a spe-
: cif'cence, in the eye IF British law, to
hitreason
nus much for the ddcrs in council.
Vas has taken place With rrspcctto the
J: g OF the CHESAPEAKE Fill equally engage
: yr attention.
You will perceive, hat throughout the
/ lsy stagessof the.corrs pondsnee this case
IS IN some respects isproperly confound-
with, IN others Improperly separated |
rom thar, OF the ordrs IN council aud |
,. !. that pair had been taken by |
lMr. Jackson to substitute verbal and vague
on the elsayowal Of this part
of the arrangement fir an explicit and far