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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
An Envoy Under the Rose !!

Some time in the course of last summer,
the President seoetb appointed Mr.. Snort,
one of his confidential friends, man known
to the public only as having once been Charge
de A6aiyes at Madrid, to the NEW and HIGH
station (created for the occasion) of MIN
IsTER PLENIPOrENTIARY to the
Imperial Court Of RUSSIA. We have ne
yer had Minister at Russia under the pre-
sent government, and it part of Mr.. JEFF
ferson's system of " political economies" TO
diminish the number Of our foreign minis.
ters. But Russia is nov in strict alliance
with our friend France, and in state of
"quid war" with our enemy" Britain.
Besides. Russia is one of those countries
which are cmbargoed by the orders of Bona.
parte, and where can be the harm Of a
friendly correspondence and intimate inter-
course between one Embargo Region and
another To be sure it is an improvement
upon our system of secret sessions" to
send Ministers P,enipotentiary to distant
realms, even beyond ULTIMA THULE, and
in time of peace too, all the way with
" closed DOORS" This strange business can
only be accounted for by supposing that Mr..
Jefferson was anxious to bring about. before
his retirement from Office, his grand project
of an Armed Neutrality" of all the Embar.
so Empires and Republics, in order 10 com.
plete, the starvation of Great Britain, in
which such hattering progress has been
made under the operation of oar own EN-.
barge System.
We are stating TO the public truth, sheer
truth. This secret appointment was not made
known to the Senate, whose sanction is ne
cessary to give it legality, until within few
days. Time, manner, all circumstances cor
sidered, it is the most singular transaction
in all diplomatic history.
F,eenlan's .3oaynnl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13

the fulfllnent Of M drty, they VII BE
a resource which cannot fill me. -
1t is MY good iortun,, moreover, ID
have the path in which ] am to tread,
lighted by examples of illustrious SET
vices, successfully rendered, in The
most trying difficulties, by those WHO
have marched before me. Of those Of
my immediate predecessor, it might at
least become me here TO speak. | may,
however, be pardoned for not suppress
ing the sympathy with which my heart
Is full, in the rich reward he enjoys in
the benedictions Ct beloved country,
gratefully bestowed for exalted talents,
zealously devoted, through long ca
reer, to the advancement Of its highest
interests and happiness.
But the source to which look for
the aid which alone can supply my de-
hciencies, is in the we'll tried intelli-
gence and virtue OF my fellow citizens,
ard in the councils of those represent
ing them, in the other departments as
soclated in the care OF the national in
terests. In these, my confidence viii,
under every difficulty, be placed; next
to that which we have all been encour-
aged to feel, in the guardianship s gui-
dance of that Almighty Being, whose
power regulates the destiny of nations,
whose blessings have been SO conspic.
uously dispensed to this rising repub-
lie, and 10 whom we are bound TO adj
dress our devout gratitude for the past,
as well as our fervent supplicalions and
best hopes for the future.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
INAUGURAL SPEECH /!

wksHINGToE, MARCH 4, 1902.
This day az L O'Clock, lis ErceReney
LINES, MADISON, President Of
Me United States, delivered, in he
HaN Of the Representatives., the /oi-
io7eing Inaugural .Address, and mas
Immediately Sgvorn INFO office, amidst
an immense conconrse of shectaiors
UNWILLING 10 depart from examples
OF the most revered authority avail myself
of the OCCASION now presented, TO express
the profound impression made on me, by
the call of Wr country TO the station. TO the
duties OF which am about To pledge my.
self, by the most solemn of sanctions. ST
distinguished mark of confidence. pro
ceeding from the deliberate and Tranquil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
EeS,tj GonSrfss. ;. .ad. afssio1.
HOUSE Or REPRESENTA77YEs

SATURDAY, fKB. %, 1909.
THE naval and military aeP,es, iatios ill
was conideTed in committee, and reported
;..rh atpsep,;a,s a s'aLes IF dollar 70, jo,t6-
slfio-s I25,ooo ia, he macy department |;
10000 for tie pay Of tbs savy AS, 900 ja,
,epei,, # v.giir 6o,ooo II, aayy yarA, and
$4,000 j., o,5sses.
NCN-iNTERCOURSE ELL.
l h,s bill was. again made the fob.
ret Of deb-tc-Mr. =. G. 1aekEn
"a V9gaiss) moved the inferti,n of a
claufe, purportine that if en- the de-
,nand of ths Preiidept, Great. Britain
did not reicird the orders ihe had
paicd to retaliate on France for her
degrees, The PRECEDENT il.ould ifue
Letters of Marque q make War
asainf Britifh fubje6ts and alto
;ovade Coaada, Ne7U. B,wEgic& and
.Nvs-Sc.ts; and adopt the fame
eouric towards France, in cafe Bo1a.
5arte ihould dare to comply with the
demand 10 iiiue Letters OF Maroue
a, ainn French fubjeaa, but not to
.stal.. his colonies This sdiitieqa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
MONDAY. FEB. At.
MaEcbujstts Jffmoriai.


A Memorial and Remembrance
from the Legislature of MaDacbgfSfts,
againit the Embargo fyfem, was read
which. on motion of Mr.. fJR, was
referred to tclea committee. A
motion to print the Memorial was
made and withdrawn. MIR. ko7Vou,
(of Keniacky,) then moved for a re-
confederation of the motion to COM
init, which was carried. Mr. Quincy
renewed the motion to print the
memorial.
Mr. Nszsio~ supported this motion but read
an anfwer of the legflaturs of Afeg-4tsisns, to
a remonftrancs of Yi,gi"ia , in 1899, to point
out federal inconhItency.
Mr.. Quincy contended that there was no fort
of inconlftency IN the rwo documents. The
realoning was precifely the fame in both
The Legislature of Msgi.Esisfs did not pretend
in this remembrance. 90 dsias on he conitltu-
tonality of any mcclure bit they certainly
had RICH, to express their opinions
The motion 10 print, was negatived, 6s to
40; aud the memorial was ordered to lie on
the table
A bill 10 prohibit the expectations of arms,
ammunition, hemp, cordage, cannon, &c, was
read twice, and committed.
An additional Poit-Roads bill was read and
committed.
The military and naval appropriation bills
paaed
NON-INTERCOURSE, &c.
This bill was read a third time,
and the qusltion was, Shall it fdG ?
Mr.. Macon faid the bill would be
a phenomenon, for he did not believe
it had Jingle friend in the houfe.
He did not underitand it.--It had
only the appearance of repeating the
Embargo. Initead of relieving our
citizens, it added new difficulties.
No one Jingle benefit could be pro-
duced By the bill.
Mr.. Da7uEn (of Virginia. alto OPP
pofed the bill--He thought it mis-.
cradle fubltitutc for the Embargo.
/ Mr. Randolph fpoke an hour againit
the bill. The oppofers of the bill
contended that the two fubjed,
Non-Intercourie, and Repeal of the
Embargo, ought to have been fepar-
atei. They would vote, with their
whole foul, in favour of repeating the
Embargo but they could rot vote
for the prefent mixed bill, left it
fhould be confirmed as favouring a
partial and impolitic non.intercorfe.
The quetion, Shall toe Bill fs6 was car
RED :--8l TO 40.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
xorealr Grleiiigenle.
-. -. - ss...1e.-s o. - 49,.

~ Ba.,~ st..i u sipipg tiaai' he Gazeite f9r
ytsV s.eetf RI = tbs Va,i as sspo'f' abb e1''
/. sea,eI IN as6e, pape.t ,eaativs to Zoe Fafsfahi
.a1sir SPAN, in epe, Bo,its 70 bs@f ,e eiV 1''''
.atjeaf,e osss4sif TIE sii0,eizg ies'0'a'y f'orr
la a,e5nc5f1yi ceafiesi, etfeas' 6ssisr a"t6s"fi.
sa.eitbln any aseosais ,eesi'ed:'--l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
SOUEAKINC,

Or The DemacraticPig Sly ~ an aproar.
15s t1rc ftiisqei@g ar''els, arr eopiej.f,om TIE
fsq Baltimore Wing. eomieg ee,To0 attic potrr
81 fkci ei,y; asiva;8 TIE ssvssib bssy, .riyry de-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
The Setting Sun |!

The nomination, by President JEFFERSON
of an EMBARGO MINISTER PLENIPo-
TERTIARY to the Court of st petersburgh
has been unanimously rejected by the Senate
of the United States ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
lBp tie Rails.
BOSTON, MARCH 3.

BOSTON, MARCH 3.
Mye patty fy,sssy MIR. TiHy, the pilot
informs, that he yeiterday experienced anoth-
err ipecinnen of cuflom houfe tyranny, and in
folence of office, in the refufal of the New
brought to town-from the Outer Brewner--
one of the iilands in our harbour--where they
were ordered, in the hummer, by the Board
of Heal,h-fhough he offered to give oonds
to any amount.-And that this /" more or Iefs"
gentleman haughtily declared, that the Fifth
ihould not be moved, until change of times.
Mr.. THY then afked him, IL the fih nun per-
in, becaufe flch was his will-to which be
anfwered, Yes. Such conduct may do among
the ilavss in Warrington, bu, will not among
the freemen of New. England.
Jebn Codiae prefents his complimens to DR..
sargyado, and begs leave to inform him, that
he is quite jiet of the iira part of hi, prefcrip
ton. John understands tina, the DOCTOR threa.
tens to ufe the lancet, bur he is determined
not to be bled upon eompullion. If lances
were as thick as Quacks, he would not I've bled
UPON compulfon. One John Bull, man u.
ftou; again ~ Sangra6o. once undertook 70
bleed Codl,ne again1 his will--the confe
quence was that 5e Dot7o, is7 m0,s ks0l than fJ
Pa,isaf-Bsfoa Gas.
A correspondent ohferves, tina, the demo
cratic iif of Governor. Lieutenant Governor
and senators, in ths Chronicle, r, uts him il
mind eFt5efe fbirg' in imitation OF men whic!
are lometime' euek up on hoard fhips to de
ceive the enemy-sf a d5?aass, t1sy male vsr
gooi 5oqe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13

g:fsi 10 the 9ie;g,, LozOsvsr ali4,d, yiIs i-sin3
t,ation. HJ p,5s1t tore "eem' eJsfgs5 az is tie
rag zoab sous sstsy faPsr' IF ji~,ir JfonP,-'
Whcfe eurfes now, live where their prayers
did l-Bseon GAG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
"TORY SUCCESS !

"rhe bill to remove the embargo,
and leave US without any ihadow OF
fu5Ititute from The 18th of March TO
the 2oth of May. has pailed the
Houfe- Ayes Sr-Nays 40. we
never publiihed the difgraceful bill,
expecting that there would be fulh-
cient honeity and difcernment in our
councils to reject it. When thefe
hopes are finally blaaed, we mutt re-
cord this monument of American
weakness, Regeneration, and corrup-
ton.
GLOW will ,hefe (abmuDfon.men
look when they return to their coniti-
tuents 1t is lamentable that any OF
them are re-e,eeted."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13

The accounts of the victory gained by the
Sranifh Pairio.s over their French invaders,
gathers new features OF truth daily 1t will
no, be many days we think, before the pariic-
ulars viii be officially communicated,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13


GLOW will thefe jabmDfon.men
look when they return to their coniti-
tuents /? 1t is lamentable that any OF
them are re-e,eded."
+" The hiltory Of legination cannot
afford a parallel TO the proceedings
OF our Congrefs during the FELTON,
now nearly clofed. The Gecond fee-
lion of the tenth Congrefs will colt
the country about two hundred thou
fand dolars-and what have the lie.
giilasure performed They have fed
us witha vox ct preferea Mill. In
coniiit1cy has marked their pro-
grefs, and disappointment has been
the PARTON of their conltitusnts.
Their incoherent movements have
paral'zed the national energy, paifi-
ed the right hand of democracy =
and LIFT Us nothing to expect. The
iteady oppoftion of one party to eve
~ neafurc which the people have
fandioned-and the diviions of the
majority have almoft impeded all
public buGnels. The country in
ltead of being amply prepared for
that war which mutt inevitably fuc-
coed the removal of the embargo
are more defencel-fs and difpirited,
than at the time the embargo was
impofed. The contradictory mea-
fures of this feiiion defy all rational
inveltigation the, are too chiIdifh to
be ridiculed, and too triilingto be
defpised."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
T1a IL Gents .s'agicl

an eternal farewell to the high seas. We a, G
aware Of the remark which has. been $,
frequently made upon this subject. that it
would be dastardly in us TO ;,i,anGon tho e
rights which belong to us. But we know
very we'll that the power ofGrcat pri.ain
on inc seas Is 10. he diminished bp naval
force. 1t has been her po,cy. ,,.l ~. hss
always avo~ed it, that no nation Should ms.
sess anv fleet which might probable wise in .
to formidable rival. This has bre,, her.
determination in reg,rd 10 Frai,1e, and tSt,
tragedy of Copenhagen will tell what II WIS
70 Denmark. This TT ,gedy sheulf never
De forgotten by the advocates Of an Ame-
rican navy. Our labor and our treasure
would be ultimately swept away by British
injustice, which is of that gigantic oas,, that
from the theft of a human Geirs, Il rsa ches
to the robbery of nations 6e2t. This.
however, is the great barrier to defend us
from Gallo despotism
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brnary. in the year eighteen hundred and
eight, shall he and the same is hereby re.
pealed, except 50 much thereof as was in
tended to be perpetual,
Ia This act shall continue in force till
the rising of the next general assembly.
10. This act shall be in force from the
passing thereof. M
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BOSTON. Jan. 90.
MASSACHUSETTS GIsLAruRR.

MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
Yesterday the honorable Legislature OF
this commonwealth convened at the State.
House, ayreeably to adjourn,nens each
house having formed quorum, the Hon.
Salem Towne and Amos Bond, Esq'rs.
were appointed a committee on the part
of the Senate, and Messrs. Head, Brewer
and Bryant on, the part OF the house,
to wait oil his Honor the Lit Gov rnor, and
inform him that quorum OF the two bran
ches were ASSEMBLED, and were ready to
receive any communications he may think
proper to make ee
The committee having waited on his no
nor. he informed them, that he would
meet the two branches in the Represents.
tives' chamber, this day, at IL O'Clock.
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RRICK & STONE LAYERS.
March 10
B. Hill g T. Bail

INFORM the citizens of Alexandra and
/ its vicinity that they have commenced tue
above business, and from their practiSai
knowledge hope to meet with share of pa
tronage from generous public. They pledge
themselves 70 execute such orders as they
ma, be favored with in satisfactory manner
They will furnish materials measured ~ 'as
wall, or lay them by the thousands a. may
snit their employers. Where they are
onested TO furnish materials they VIII DC ]
the first quality. TO-
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Ri LINDLEY MURR.{Y.


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~ British Critic, July 1901.
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Nath. Wattles, s Co
Erefh COuer-Seed.

Ar, KINGSTON, Fairfax street, has re-
~ ceived supply of excellent red Clover
ossd' which he will dispose of on moderate
&c @'ras Tor cash-Also, few bushels oil fresn
narnet and Hemp Scotland on hand, l l.
lcaO'ay, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Burden
u'ass, Peruvian Grass and Lucern.
ALSO,
a general assortment Of the best kinds OF
. :. warden Seeds, mostly ofhis own saving, from
we last year; Medicinal Seeds; Bird Seeds
IN raa Quantity of large Lombardy Poplars !;
lowering Trees and Shrubs best London
,aaoe Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes,
nnaSes, and Books on Gardening; Flower
c rus oil all sizes an elegant assortment OF
s'smney Ornaments. Queens Ware, China
.Au elass, Stone and Potters Wares--Wltn a
ssacfai assortment of Groceries,
q. A genteel person may be accom-
nlOuS.ed with Private Room and Family
on moderate terms.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used tor
distilIing grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE,
SHEET.IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK Ell
Their for Shitts or Buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on under the dl-
rection of Mr.. UILLIAlM FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by few,--As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsome !
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work in the
yesv best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for ola cohfer,
Brass, Pezvter, Lead and Iron.
George M'Munn.
October 8.
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JUST RECEIVED
For Sale at r. CRAPS Bookstore, ATngs
Street /;
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, affection and at
the approach OF death.
Exempihed IN the testimonies and expen.
ence of persons, distinguished by their great
ness, learning Or virtud.
s. IT'S ImmortaIitv-'tis that alone
&c Amidst lite's pains, abasements, empt-
ness,
6 The Soul can comfort, elevate and ~"
YOU'VE.
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February q.
g-g T y | I | Q n.

THU, subscriber in orms the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Alexandria and lis vicinity,
that he aas opened SCHOOL III that COM
modious room on King street, opposite the
Indian Queen tavern, formerly occupied as
, scboo, room b Mr. HabarJ Where he will
teach Re,.din&, Writing, Arithmetic, Sock
kee ping. Mehsuration aud Navigation on mo-
derate terms, hattering himsel that by ASST
duous attention to the improvement OF his
pupils, he may merit share ofpublic patro-
Abraham Walker.
March 10 aim
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Public Sale.

IN pursuance Of a deed OF tvust from Alex
ander ienderson, jun executed 10 Headers IN,
Fergusscn and Gibson, VIII be sold on the
first N'onday IN April next, before the Court
House door - the town Of Dum rios, the pro-
perty therein specified. The terms of sale
VIII b. nj dc Anown on tie day Of sale.
Daniel Carmichael, >7gent,
For Henderson, FERGUSON ana Gibson.
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-18

Frons the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bound and tetSered, det'a7 /.