Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-24

/ tilhe.is kicked 0ut the country, Cad dam
! him" Contrary to, &c. :-:s, .4
] So We also present VIM. w. Cooke, esq
] for profane cursing on the &c. in the tow
Of Shelbyyille, before the door. Of Isaa
Watkins tavern, using the words, s Ga
Damn Timothy Pickering he ought to b
hung" Contrary to the actofassenbly,& sc
Extract, &c.
J. CRAIG, clk.o
Tran the Delazvare and Chester County Fe-
dMuk;st.
| The remains Of Encouragement ANTHONY
| WAYNE, late commander in chief the ar
mics OF the United States, were recently
raised from their repository, within the dis
mantled United States garrison, situate on
the margin Of Lake Erie, and from thence
| have been transferred to this county, which,
with pride we say it, had the honor of CIV
ing birth to this patriotic citizen and illus.
trlotts hero.
Upon this solemn occasion we are inform
ed, that we'll disciplined company of light
infantry, under the command of capt. A.
BRAN Philips, ofthe Great Valley, Chester
county, anxious, as citizens soldiers, to
pay tribute OF respect 10 the remains OF
their gallant fellow citizen, On the Esd ult
rendezvoused at the General Wayne inn,
kept by Mr.. Campbell Harris, situated on
the Philadelphia and Lancaster turnpike
road, six miles distant from the late resi-
denoe and birth place OF the general. When
ths carriage, conveying the remains of the
general, made its appearance, the drums
bestto afms-,he company was Instantly
formed, and field officers col. VIM. Harris,
and major Pearce, mounted, advanced In
trout OF the carriage Isaac Wayne, Esq.
the son, and WIN. VIM. 4. Alice, Esq. the
son in law Of the general, followed ilnme-
diately in It's rear. The moment the car
rage had passed the infan:ry, they form
ed in military procession, accompanied by
a large concouyse of ciuzens, and officers in
uniform.
When the procession had reached the
Warren tavern, halt was made Tor S5
minutes in the mean time the military par
took Of an elegant collation. prepared by
Mr.. Charles Fshnestock upon the occasion.
The procession was again formed in similar
order, and advanced again as far as the
Bear ta, ern on the turnpike, which is with
ia one mile OF the mansion house OF the
late gen. Wavne. Here night coming on,
the carriage halted, whilst the procession
advanced in two divisions on the right and
left OF the turnpik :, then hating and facing
iuwards, The carriage passed in review, the
music pl,.. ing the dead march, whilst the
carriage proceeded to the mansion Eouse.
At II o'clock the ensuing day, wesare In
formed the remains Of the general were IN
tered within the cemetery OF 81. David's
church, accompanied by a large concourse
of his surviving friends, and old acqualnt-
ances. Upon the occasion, the rev. David
zones, who mad acteti. as chaplain to general
Wayne during the greater part OF the revo-
lutionary and Indian wars, delivered an ap-
propriare discourse.
The Sun, London paper of the 9th of
OCTOBER. Che latest paper on the contlnsnt
from London CONTAINS the following article.
Ronaparte, according 10 report, is serious
ly iadisposcd, and has been Obliged to send
for physician. What must be the state ct
a man who canno, but fear that the physi-
clan whom he cousul,s may be DESTROYS OF
Kidding the world OF him, and may therefore
leave the disorder TO its natural course, II 1t
is likely to prove fatal. But ifso desirable
| an event as his death were to happen tho no
illumination m isht take place, it is certain
that every BODY would rejoice, but tn. In
struments Of his crimes, and his dependents
Alexanderthe Great resolutely took the me-
dicine from his physician, though he had
| been informed that the latter intended to
poison him, acting ina lofty consciousness