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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-26

Dat how is this evensful revolution to be
roduccd--whilc the fleets OF Britain COM
mand the ocean without rival, or even pros
pect of a maritime competitor;
The answer to this question may not, per-
haps, be SO difficult to give, as it may on SUI
pcrfcisl view seem to be.
There are means oftwo several kinds, each
Of which would, of itself be adequate and
both the means presented by the practice OF
the very power which provokcs them.
The first is, that which has already been
begun-and only begun--in the Berlin decree
of the French cmperour in other words, a
blockade Of ertrnsion, and exclusion from the
whole coast OF Europe.
The next, still more effective, and what al
ways gives efficacy to law, measure founded
on the principles of action pursued by the our
haaued nation.
The namgation iagvs of England have been
the sources Of that power which has aggran-
died her, and make her the curse of Enrote,
Asia, .4fiIca, and dmerica.
The navigation laws OF England need only
be copied On the continent of Europe and
what follows
If she has been aggrandized by the exclu-
sion OF ships of other nations
(. IF she has been enriched by the exclusion
Of the goods and manufactures of other ma
lions :
If her wealth has been de rived from COM
ynercc, and the industry of her people nursed
by excluding the industry of other nations
Change the opcration-they have but to
establish her system.
Those nations who adopt her navigation
laws against her, must prosper by retaining
their resources and encouraging their own
industry.
Her exclusion, or the levy ofa duty equal
10 the value of her commerce, retaliatcs her
navigation laws, upon herself, and retains in
the hands of those who before sent their
,wen,h abroad to enrich her, those riches for
themselves and if she trades with them at
all, it must be to enrich themselves.
4 Such inevitably is the process of revolution
now going on. The nations OF the earth have
hitherto been made at once tributary to the
avarice, the insolence, and the otfreSsion of
England in the year 1880, all nations reioi-
ccd at tie prospect of being rescued from her
insolent and odius yoke.
Every civilized nation has suffered from
that insolence, and been taxed and impover-
ished by her spirit of monopoly.
The balance Qfhover will be restored--a
law Of nations will arise out of the present
strte of the world, from the necessity of the
case, and from the very ambition and spirit
ofglory which governs the extraordinary man,
whom folly and cupidity of Britain more than
any human cause has raised up to rule and
fix tho destinics of Europe.
This appears to us to be the inevitable pro-
gression of events, and if good is preferable
to ocvil--if peace be preferable to war-if free.
dom be preferable to subjection--if concord
BE preferable TO discord--if the possession o
human rights be preferable to the incessan
aggravation3 of wrong, then such a revolution
must be hailedby every man who reveres the
bcnigisy of his creator, and such q sentiment
ofjoy in the happiness Of his specics.-.durorG
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TrIEcRAPHICK DESPATCH.

TELEGRAPIIICK DESPATCH
aOn the 25th Prince Eugene completely defeated
the enemy, with the loss of 1000 killed and wounded
On the same evening we entered Leoben.
On the 22d General Macdonald obliged the ene-
nv to capitulate in Labach. A Lieutenant General
and 5000 men were made prisoners"
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Tw ELrTH BULLET

The Twelfth Bulletin isimportant only tor epabhng
us to state, that the Goth, Buonaparte himself was
at Ebersdor, about two miles below Vienna, on the
sourthern bank Of the Danube but his army, We
suppose, remained in the Isle Of Inn-derLobau for
nothing 10 said to the contrary. Hefmcssured the
heght ofthe Danube with an immence chain, which
the Austrans took from the turks, after the scigc Of
Vienna He speaks Of the arriyal.of troops and of
every thing, except corporations against the Aus,i-
ans. ~
The Danube, he seys viii continue to rise till the
18th Of June f
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ELEyENTH BuILErIN.

This Bulletin is dated Ebersdorfg, 2lth May, an
relates entirely to the operations in tie TyroLTf
Duke of Dantzick is stated to have entered Insprus
on the 10Th.
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aI.rauuria 2alip 6asfste.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS.
WAsHTNGToNs BIRTH DAY.

WASHINGT0Ns BIRTH DAY.
Yesterday being the anniversary of the
birth Of the political Father and SaOi2ur Of
hiscoanfy, the same was observed in this
Place with such testimonials Of respect as
evidenced that the charge Of" republics be-
mgungrateful' does notapply to that por-
iion Of this republic, the citizens of Alex
anslria. The day was ushered in by the dis
charge Of II rounds, at the market square,
BY capt. Marstellers Company of Artillery.
The Washington Society met at Caton's
Hotel at II o'clock, and after transacting
the ordinary business ofthe Society on its
anniversary day, moved in procession &C
eonpanied by the children of the Free
School, to the Episcopal Church, escorted
bycaptains Lynn andD eneale scompanies OF
in!sntry, capt. Marstel,ers company of Ar
,lle'y and capt. M'Guires company of Ri
hemen, where an appropriate Sermon was
Delivered BY the Rev. Jas. IHuir, to a
crowded audience. TIE Society with their
.scort, then returned to Mr.. Cations. and
ne military after.performing number of G
SClauons which did them great credit dis,
Missed The day was closed by one of the
most superb balls and Examinations evel
elVen IN this town, for which Mr.. Cation dc.
SSfSss The greatest credit.
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TOMORROW.

HOW sweet to the heart is the thought Of
to. morrow,
When hopes fairy pictures brigh: colors
display
How sweet when we can from futurity Dor
row
A balm for the griefs thatinaict us to-day !!
When wearisome sickness has taught me. to
anguish,
For health, and the comfort it bears on It's
wing,
Let me hope, Q how soon it would lessen my
anguish
That tomorrow will peace and serenity
bring.
When travelling alone, quite forlorn, unbe-
friended,
Sweet the hope that tomorrow my wan
behring's will cease;
That, at home, then, with care sympathetic
attended,
T shall rest unmolssted, and slumber in
peace.
Or, when from the friends Of my heart long
divided,
The fond expectation with Joy how rePlete !:
That from far distant regions, by Providence
guided,
Tomorrow viii see US most happily meet.
when six days of labor each other succeeding.
With hurry and toll have my spirits OPP
pressed:
What pleasure to think, as the last is reced-
ing,
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February IS, 1909.
You ask a number Of ,questi6as to few
Of which ONLY shallventure torepiy.
Mr.. jefferson still continues 70 think that
the bulk of the people are faFcrable to the
embargo, and that the /" fort1f1g law as 1t
is called, ought to be execuYd. Attempts
have been made to open bs mind, to the
real state of the public feeling and sentl-
ment, but strange to tell, hehstens but dis
believes, seems to yield, but persevefes.
It's not possible, in 4 hasty written let
ter. to describe to you ,the various arts and
exert;ons, which he has employed or per-
soaally directed, during the last SIX weeks,
10 induce the members Of the majority to
persevere in his systenb and to entangle
them in a labyrinth, rom whence, they
could not escape, without in greater or
less degree, complying with bis wishes
Never nave plans zen more artfully laid
nor trans more crllingly contrived.-Ihe
majority have MAD several ehor.s 20 EXIT
cate themselves-Aence, the various Ieso-
lutions, reports ad bills which have been
moved, approved, rejected, renewed and
[ recomnitted iythe House Of Representa-
tiyes and senfe. Impelled. driven, goad-
ed, bewiderd, stupe6ed, they hold eau,
cuses, retupi to the house, vote anew, and
anew disau5rove Of what they voted Tor
In truth. ( have never beheld a more hunl-
liat;na sfctacle; freemen capable OF speech
but notdaring to speak ; moved like auto
matogj vet rational beings. Much tear,
that he weakness and irresolution OF these
ney! not their will, may, in an evil hour,
email upon our country years OF disasters
/ ald mistortunes.
The obstinacy with which Mr.. Jefferson
pursues his object is indeed wonderful
Refused in one shape, he presents 1t IN ano-
Their. the form indeed disguised, but the
substance forever the same-ls he to sue
ceed in obtaining his non-intercourse law
and its attendants, his successor will DC
compelled to one of two courses. he must
either a.vait their operation, or he must
eounteract their effects. Such is the d.
lemnss in which his friend intends he shall
be placed.
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pgyI.AD1LPaLA, February go.
IMPORTANT.

.erct i "a Attfr ae@-',.s'ssee to z s,e'lflen'a1l
i us eitg, dated Ravapia, aaaary
a9.s. 1869.
-. in a remarkable short passage from
/, sl;;z. bringing the pleasing intelligence OF
~ aefeat OF the French army at Madrid,
a Dc 8.H and 9th Of December, BY the
ssmbioed English and Spanish armies.
III French lost fourteen thousand killed,
sS,lsiixIsen thousand prisoners-the loss OF
s. combined armies was very consldera-
Ills s,so added that there was great re-
iaicngat the Havaana in consequence OF
tins information.
Yarlsster from which the above was ex-
tra.lsd came By ayeosel arrived at an las
temFort.
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tcoMMvNIcATaoN.1
And whatsoever king shall reign,
am the yicar of BRAY sir.'

~ Y 4
-, am the vicar of Bray sir"
:. ne understand subscription paper was
s sssssfuay handed round among the
80, Tor the signature Of such as would
a a, Up to Washington on the fourth of
No %"S0 70 pay their A4m6le deuotions to the
new president.
H.; { Fouae man who declined signing, on
GU pressed, gave this laconic answer
,As, saa'emen, these are days Of degfadation,
y .s,pfe your proposition is not to be Won
~ at, but | cannot consent to render
v-ssar The things which are NOT CO
10; !, af y when | display M corps in adu.
h. h. :, That unto by whose peroersc policy
io,.; nay oeen year out of employ and hat
D,s. .s1sa, nav | suffer another years idle
: ~au De gate furnished, that's all.
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;se.;+m.oi ' -. tha MI no,,ern,nenf here
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- 1ollos ~ - oo,,,n,and of
ann,r - R.;sbane h. was on the a6th
l.-orT.,l,, 100 ba,o,.hI,, acon;+tad of
aay y Joy looo, 'olo' s,p5 :: 49,;
'as S5ss''' e'4''' 50 Dlou6''' 'l''' ''''''
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70 ) rs. (Vt.) 3aarary 90.

- LEANS, lNt.) ga .,a:,,. r. his
thursday last passed through pl,uIsn,, so,s
t n ~ s,ates troops, from burilnstoh'
iov5 8 & 1rt he fifth embargo act, At the the
e s. 8 Sc bayoaet- = lew hours Is a - !,
f'i;i : IS place, we were informed : that
rs Sc, s ,aSsn a number Of Loaded sislghs,
iss , asr At Mr.. Stems, IN Swanton, ana
taa !, .oaducsing them on to the s CUSTOM
81 =. dis account has since been eofroo 5 =
lstss RI The owners Of these sieighs were
Es'sl. ran, = Of the existence Of this oaI-
tsisal MT notwithstanding, were COM
cas A., es5m;t 10 lis tyranny. we are
5- ae,aent informed, that person, VITA
'''S 'a ,.d . vehicle, who doubted the risnt
{ Nv e;litary to stop him, had one Of IN, his
e - stnb5ed Nth the tay2aef q @'aze1f.
49, 9, gs'.bsn Tul!er, Of this town, who WAS
- ,saceablv the mil, yesterday, we
CIV .ss threatened BY the guard TO have
! .s'. Inns blown ouf, if he Gid not submit
p 49,, s."', is sleigh searched. These and O.
'S. ,rs oiy.olsnce nave already been com
ll',, ,. Il. IN our yeomanly what may in fu-
. ,',,,. iranspire, God only knows.
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oJeat Of the French IN STAT.

Ld sns reader will observe, under tie PHI
itas Y as mead, another statement Of the de-
cum the French near Madrid. This
I,hs ron HAVANA and makes the loss
Zen french decisive, being 80 thousand
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Extracts from the PREFACE to the observa-
tons on the dispute between the y. States
and France, addressed by Robert G. Har-
per, OF South Carolina, to his constituents,
III 1877 Fourth Edition, printed at Bos-
ton, April 1898.
" 1t cannot be doubted that Mr.. Jefferson
returned to America from his European en-
bassy, the agent of France or something We
ry much like it !; and that he has since been
The auth r and SECRET MorEa Of the systrm q
Mar 7pith En- Ian and Holland ike alliance
zvith the French. He is the head O. the Poi
losophers Mr. Harper describes, but without
the innocent intentions allowed to many OF
them, SSc.
g. Jefferson, Madison, and other leaders
Of the French party, were not fist dazzed
with republican France; the formel cart was
the subject OF II their alteration AMI love -
The intriguing character of thcFrench united
their dispositions, and whether under MON.
4 2CH, Brissot, a Ro6est9erre, IaAiet, a
C4fnot, or Barraa, they have Invariably
ASST ted and forwarded the pursuits of that IA
ton And if Bonaparte was to assume the
dictatorship to me rrow, Or Louis the 18th
was TO be introduced to the throne with towers
more ayeoL4te than the Grand SuAan, they
would be tools of either, and serve his cause
with the same zeal, with which they now
advocate Directoriai Mandates, in ohtosition
10 the honor ofthiS gov"rnment, and the SECU
RITY OF THE PEOPLE," 20
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LIBBY & CARNE.

Have just received a considerable part oftheir
importation of HARDWARE, and the re-
sidue is daily expected from Baltimore,
which they offer for sale on as reasonable
terms as any other house, for cash. or to
punctual customers. They have just zee
ceiyed,
4 quantity OF uarrantednew s. III
qualay tlover 6 Timothy seed.
They constantly keep
Bar Iron, Plates, Nail Rods,
HoopsIron, Steel of different kinds Pot Me-
tai Wool and Cotton Cards, Gut Nails and
Brads.
They have also on hand,
A quantity Of Flrkln Butter:
Fe6ruary 25. st.
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r. GRAY.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
FEBRUARY II. 1909.

FEBRUARY II, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the following persons be appointed
Commissioners for experimenting the elec
1ions 10 be held III the different wards OF The
town on Tuesday the 7th of March next, for
the purpose ofelectiab members of the Com
mon Council for the ensuing year, viz,
For he .frst Hard.
Samuel Harper, John Muncester, John
Hunter.
For the second Wafd
Matthew Sex Smith, Andrew Flemming,
Robert Anderson.
Far the third Hard.
Abraham Faw, William Newton, Andrew
Scolield
FOR the JourA Ward.
John Stewart, James Lawrason, Ferdinand
MarstelIer.
The election for the first ward to be held at
Mr. John Lomax's tavern, on Prince street,
for the second ward at the council chamber
for the third ward at Mr.. Hodgkin's ayern--
and for the fourth ward ct Mr.. Edward Jacobs,
corner Of ST. A saph and Duke streets.
Jas. M, M'Rea, &C.
January Is tc
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE,
1T tie Office 3the AlcaanfrA Daily Gazette,
[Price IS cents.]
THE HONEST POLITICIAN
In a Series of Numbers, addressed to the
President Of the United States---te which is
added a publication under tie signature Of
VINDEX.
January 70.
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Many Of the most rejecting members Of
the majority are seriously alarmed at these
proceedings, and see Mr.. Jefferson in a
light, in which they had not before viewed
HIM: they cannot conceive the propriety of
thus taking the administration out OF the
hands OF Mr.. Madison; and think, that be
ought to be permitted to come into the 60
vernment, free to follow the footsteps of
his predecessor, or to take any other path
he chose.
1t the majority are permitted to take for
their guide, the dictates of their own rea-
son, and the sense of the people, they will
simply repeal the embargo laws, and leave
Mr.. Madison, on the 18th Of March, in
tuH possession Of the government, untram-
melled by regency act, and at perfect Ii
berty to adopt that line of policy, which he
shall judge best for the United States
Should the two Houses of Congress take
this course, Mr.. Madison will be able to
open negotiation with England, and the
rods being removed, with which that nation
was threatened to be lashed into compli-
ance with our terms, we may fairly antici-
pate favorable issue. Our commercial
intercourse with this nation re-established,
apeaceful arrangement with France must
quickly and inevitably follow.
consider the accession of new Presi-
dent, the most suspicious event that could
have occurred in the present crisis of our
affairs. Had Mr.. Jefferson been continued
the gloom would have thickened, and our
distresses encreased till they had risen into
war. Disentangled from his system, new
President has in his power to procure for
the United States, and speedily, all the
blessings Of peace and an extended and ex-
tending commerce. IF he does not effect
this, the fault sill be in him and his poll
cy; for England desires peace with the q.
States, which accomplished, France dare
not refuse it.
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Tomorrow will be sweet sabbath ofrest,,
And when the vain shadows of time are re-
firing,
When lie i. fast aeeting, and death is in
sight,
The Christian believing, exulting, expiring,
BeAolds a tomorrow OF endless delight.
But the inhdsl then, surely sees no to-mor-
row;
Yet he knows that his moments are Last.
ing away:
Poor wretch Gan he feel without heart
rending sorrow,
That his Joys and his lie will expire with to-
day
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Fe5ruarp Is, 1909.

Extract eta letter from Wasdinsgfon dated
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BY JOHN PINkERTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEoGRATHIi &c
CONDITIONS.

The work will be handsomely pFlileu +"
quarto, Gu fine paper and with a rev e!s,,
and viii be put TO press as soon as a sH1Ei'D
number OF su5scriEersi is obtained ,..,1
1t is expected The work will be conpls ~.
in ten or twelve volumes, each c0n'a'In I5,,sr
tween eight and nine hundred pages .. Is''
press, besides several elegant en9l"''ns !,
A quarter Of volume, or one .'u,'J p,r d
proposed to be published en- the No J I'D
every month, at 2 dollars, payao'9 ~ ~ i. ,oD.
~. 10 non-subscribers the price Wa -
siderably enhanced. .no,;se this
A list Of the names of such as pau0 - ouD-
valuable work by su5scrlplon' WIZ "
Iishedln The last volume. dol,D
49, The English edition sells at u''-''
a volume. ..,yLg Jiysi
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS reesi7'c' "
KENNEDr. senior, .aleraaar'a.
July 7.
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Z VALUABLE LAND
u O z s Il / z.


Distant 3 miles from Georgetown and A =
lexant,is, mile from Occoqusn Mills, and
twenty from Dumtries, and within two miles,
and a haifof the Little River Turnpike Road.
1t consists of Fire aaa 7Saenty Huadred acres,
lyinr ON the waters of Bull and Little Rocky
runs ii tie counties of Fairfax and Prince
Within. The quality of this land is excel
lent, and, to grazler especially, would be
source of great emolpI 1T, from the quantity
o. low grounds oil which there Is not less than
Five hundred acres, ready from, the strength
of the soil to be sowed in limothy. This land
is decidedly benefited by the plaster OF Pa
ris 0n ii isaveiy good sltclor mill, the
stream being one OF the most constant III that
part ofthe county There arc about 500 a.
ores il wood, heavily tirlbered i'he improve
nenls are, a dwelling house newly fitted ZIP,
CONSISTING oftwo rooms below stairs, with a
store room and two convenient closets three
lodging rooms above stairs, an excellent Gel
lar, a kitchen, corn house, meat house and
stables Likewise the overseer's house, one
Il each county, with other necessary houses
or Negroes, &
Between 9 and 800 acres in addition, for
sale. III I>FltlCt w imam NoCiiSy5 Oh huIi huE
nesl ITS c influx with Occoquan. This land
4, S about o or miles from the Occaquan
mills, and has nearly one third in woots--its
qsalit. is equal to any in its immediate neigh.
borhood.
Persons disposed to purchase may be sup
piled on the first named tract with large
st ock OF horses cattle, sheep, hogs, farming
utensils. Thesubscriber wiling to cmigrate
sopth@ardly will dispose of the above men
tionedpr operty on the most reasonable terms
Information respecting the property may
be h d by app ication to the honorable Judge
Washington of Mount Vernon, II. S. Tur-
ner, Esquire. OF Jefferson county, or in the
absence of the subscriber TO Bernard Hooe,
Jun Esq. living near the premises:
T. Blackburn.
nippon Lodge, near Dumiries,
Va June 70. 2aw
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August /.
Fifhing Utenllls.

On SATURDAY, the 23d day Of this pre-
sent month, at - clock, will be sold, on
liberal credit, to the highest bidder, at the
landing commonly called LEAR's, in Fair
fax county, Virginia, about 5 miles beow
Alexandria, TWO SEINES. in complete
order, two complete BOATS, about one
hundred STRIKING STANDS, and all o.
Their necessary untensils for the Fishing Bu-
siness. Likewise the Landing for the ensuing
season. Terms will be made known at the
time of sale.
John Smith, g CO.
September s. 2aw6t
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John Hopkins.
2aWGm
o. Entertainment.
July a..

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that ne has
opened House of Entertainments for travel
lers and others, at Colchester Ferry, oppo-
site Woodbridge, where he will keep con-
slant supply of whatever may b necessary in
his line for the accommodation of those who
may favor them with their custom, On the
most mOder terms.
VIM. MILAN,
March 81. cost law 6m.