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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

Z Or will they. mr. sAy. that Genet VAS
right in order to find y vindicstion for Jack
SOM -. ,e
hut Il. will be called nv different name
from an appeal to the peoo,c; Il will be said
il is only an adslressro the diplomatic corps
H'ho are Tie diplomatic corts? There is
only one ambassador we believe now in the
United States, the misister OF France, and
the charge des affairs of Russia and Den
mark and is it to NJ. Iurrean that MIR.
Jackson has addressed his Apology this
would be humiliation indeed; We canuot
suppose that he w,nld expose himself to the
extreme ridcuie of the yarrior of the Alps ;,
such procedure would keep the French le-
cation on the broad grin for fortnight.
Was it to NJ. DashkoH, the consul general
of Rnssial this would be almost as silly,
since the relations between the two nations
no longer exist aud the duties of the Rus
sian charge dcs affairs are of a limited kind.
But there is MIR. Petersen, the charge DIES
affairs Of Denmark is it to The agent OF Den
mark that Mr. Jackson has sen, his apology {
We can conceive the Danish agent will, the
we'll known picture of Cohenhogen IN flames
beforc him and the las !tns ard costume
| lious address of jackson Co the crown prince
ut Denmark open before him on his bureau.
when the apology OF this minister of iniquity
was presented to him; and we can very we'll
anticipate, 'l,at modest, amiabie, and mode
rate as MIR. Petersen is, that his first emo
tion would be to thrust the audacious mes
sage in the messenger's face, or foot him into
the Contiguous Kennel,
The procedure therefore, is a mere mask
for an appeal to the people /; and for that
reason it is. that we think it to he now full
time that the people should take up the APP
! peal and act upon it, aud say at once whe-
Their this nation is to be etcrnally made the
butt of every desperate and aagitious ennis
sary, which Great Britain may chuse to send
here, to add contumely to her outrages, and
to beard our government. instead of redres
sing and repairing the loud crying zsrongs
which this nation has suffered from her.
| aurora.
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sacrificing the spirit Of party 90 it, hcnrr
and its welfare, win unite On whatever
measures the maintenance Of these may call
furs- v
! thank you for the friendly regards which
You have been pleased tn niaai,ea, towards
me: and sincerely join in extending to nay
illustrious predecessor. in his retirement.
the veneratioa and grateful ,r;nembfance
due to his exalted endowmen;S, and his ar
duous services
JAMES MADISON.
Uv0shinxfon Oct g. 1869
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

We h0ve been informed from the 6ess
authority, says ycsferday's .hesv York ia
zet.e thai fhe British Packer nosu ander
going rehairs here. is ordered 10 sail as soon
as POSSIBLE, 10 carry ont Mr.. Oakcfy, qvho
IL bearer efimforfGnt deshotehes from Mr..
Jackson. II as SUPPOSED me Packet cannot
be got ready for sea before Thursday o..
Friday neEt.
Mr.. Jackson intends to sdend THE swim
ter in thar city, 6ut griH nor, IL is said.
leave Uashiastom ill after the mert:ng Of
Congress.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25
BY THE LAST MAIL.
BOSTON Apr;l2o.
LateJG from England.

~ L~CC/ y JIO"S -A~' $ 9"'''eV'
yesterday arriyedhe hebrig Albatross,
staPah Wildes in 81 days from London,
oaI ms papers from that place to the 9Th
: ah-ch. On a careful perusal of these
l'ysy s,we do not find thathhey contain any
Y0saot extraordinary importance. The
pport OF rupture between Austria and
ID. lance daily gains ground /; but no facts
:. ave Deem disclosed, on which the event OF
- !. actual declaration of war could be found
r. twas however certain, that large bo-
=, ~ q french troops were marching to-
W. %'uSlIermany;that the confederated states
-. ~ 0fdered to prepare their quotas ofmen
M. Gu mat the emperor was expected to set
l. 'or the Austrian doninions immediate
b+.,i ne good understanding said TO have
h. brought about between England and
h. ouoman Porte, is now fully confirmed
Mn" I0heial notice of Mr.. Secretary Cam
A. g - The British accounts from Spain,
la, ~ ~ 50 late as those recei, cd direct from
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25
a:eranorta EcatIp Gs3stte,
TUESDAY, APRIL IS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schooner Fame, Captain Curtis, IS days
from St. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and coffee
Joseph Riddle.
Left there, ship United States, captain
Barnett; briggs Helen, MsCobb Sally Eli
"a, Bel! Mary Ann, Davidson Hunter,
Burrowdale; and Mercury, Dye; schooner
Alert, Coleman ; and schr. Patsey (sold) all
of Alexandria being the only vessels which
sailed from this port on raising the embargo
for that island
The schr. Fame has performed her voy-
age out and home, since the 18th Of March.
Flour was selling at S 10 so. There were
upwards of 100 sail Of vessels in port when
capt. Curtis sailed, but one OF which had ar
rived before the Alexandria vessels, a Pilot
built schooner from Baltimore.
COUNTERFEIT FIVE dollar notes Of
the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore are in
circulation in Philadelphia; the engraving
well executed but the number and sigma
ture are clumsily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
cashiers name. Date 18th June. We un-
derstand also, that one dollar notes of the
Farmers Bank of Maryland are altered and
in circulation there for ten dollars.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
Abrik 2od. 1908

April ed, 1908.
On baIloting for members of the Board
of Health the following gentlemen were
duly elected
Indrezy 1amieson, George Deneale,
1ohn Lloyd, jam ofezodrt'
i'm. Patms, Samuel Harper,
: 9oseph Riddle, 1ohn Alu'7caster.
lillian S. Moore,
Ordered, That the board of health be re-
ouested to examine into the state OF the
health of the town, in regard to the small
pox. and if in their opinion it should be ne
cessary, that they provide q hospital, and
have such persons removed thereto as have
this disorder, and have no place ofresidence
in town, or who. have not the means OF pro-
viding for themselyes.
Ordered, That the clerk of the market do
in future take security trom the butchers for
their several stall rents.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25

About 10000 of the French troops that
were expected at Lisbon remained IN Galll-
.cia, having been prevented from advancing
by a total want of necessarles Tor their
march. The country is SO completely ex-
.hausted, that till they shall receive supplies
from France it will be impossible tor them
to execute their intended re-occupatlton I. OF
Portugal.
At noon this day the substance OF the
dispatches received from Mr.. Adalr was
communicated to the public by the follow
ing
LETTER To THE LORD MAYOR.
!" Foreign Office, March 8, 1909.
/" MY LORD,
| have the honor to acquaint your lord
ship, that a treaty of peace, between his
majesty and the Sublime Porte, was signed
on the 5th Jan. last.
C / have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) GEORGE CANNING"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25

Last night mail arrived from Lisbon,
brought to Falmouth in thirteen days by
Walsinghain packet. Two Spanish couriers
with dispatches have arrived in the Walsing-
ham.
Before the packet sailed they had heard
of the reported rupture between France and
Austria, and the intelligence received full
credit. It was reported at Lisbon that the
French had sustained another defeat before
Sarragossa, in which they had lost 1000
men.
The English troops still remained at Lis
bon and the neighborhood, in all between 5
and 5000 men. They were under orders to
hold themselves in readiness TO embark IN 3
hours uotlce.
The French papers contain the 3ad bulle-
tin of the French grand army of Spain 5 Il
is undated, and preserves a most profound
silence with respect TO Saragossa, Madrid,
and the south of Spain.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25
. PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY ne.rt, at 5 O'Clock, spiR be
sold on tie Premises,
yHE UNENpIRED LEASE OF
A SIN ALL + a r M,
Adjoining the town Of Alexandria, lately
held by COL r. I. Hoos, deceased. There
arc about 80 acres under toerably good
fence, mostly in clover and timothy, with a
large Garden, farm houses and Orchard.
also,
The Acre Of Ground ard improvements
upon it, called BRGOMLAWN, lying upon
Great Hunting Greek, and now rented as
Tavern at s 100 per year.
The terms will be made known at the place
of sale.
For the Executors,
P. c.. Marsteller, IN.
April IS.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.

March r.
RI tbA'vesssl vyb;cb BROUGHT from He'll
ooland tbe German naners from which we
yesterday 2 sava extraefs an officer arrived
,y;+h ,l;sno4.bas for oovernnent If we
crsd;t ~ rre,orts J., c;ro,latiop these dis
,,a,cb.s confirm, i, some degree the accounts
we VEN opr last &C Russia not being
d;snose1, - ;o;n IN Nanoleon,s projected O.
,,e,tbrow oftbe Anstr;a, n,onarcby. five
nav ;ndoe from the nrice Of Stocks. this
news ' rece;ves some rred;t in The civ. A
war between France and Austria is now
considered as certain.
Gotte,bvryh 1fa;Ee. Seve, mails arrived
th;s norn;nn bro,obt 70 Harwick bv the
Auckland packet. Bv this conveyance a
messenger arrived with dispatches for go
yernn,ent which + IS believed relate to the
new ASPECT which the relations of Russia
and Austria have begun to assume since the
late interview between their Prussian ma
iesties and the emperor Alexander.
According to letters from Vienna of a
turn of the military forces of the Austrian
army The regular troops amount to
100000 men; namely. 271 800 infantry
(insludino a reserve Of az. Ooo men) SO. 500
horse, 1880 artillery, and four regiments
of guards.
In time of war. the army IS reinforced by
e., GOO militia, trained to arms in peaceful
times, and bv the Austrian insurrection.
To the above return the followino stats
tical account IS added The revenue of the
empire at present, amounts, in the whole,
to rs 100000 of forms.
By the Gottenbure mails. which arrived
on Friday, great number of private let
tiers have been received. In several of those
from Malmoe It is stated on the authority of
the last communications from ST. Peters
buroh. that. dprino the residence Of the
kin9 and once, &C pr,se;a - that can;tal
the emperor Alexander was stueliously at
tentive 70 her p,uss;an majesty from, whose
presence he gas seldom absenf Her ma
ie.tv i i f.ot ,.snrasantsd - hove coined
bv her fasc;nat;,o : ~ onnars 60 c,ros1st4 an
osce,,la,o~- ~ an,,,o,o :. ~ ;n,,,oe
) e,rono ISIS 800 eba haJ agsctsd 49,
,e~;.l - ,,.;tl, 49,
snact - he g., - at.aob,aa+ - Fraaas
Par;s $500 s 80 80 +hs 1o-b bsve basn ~
cfived (. tbay h,;sa,, s+.t. tbat the F,er,cb
had entered yipo. immediately after the
embarkation Of the British troops that six
of the transports. having on board 1900 Of
our troops, had foundered at sea that the
duke of Dalmatia had marched for Oporto;
that marshal Davoust, commander IN chief
OF the army Of Germany, had arrived In
Paris that the flight OF the British troops
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25
AMEPICAN AFFAIRS.

On the 9Th March, Mr.. Whitbread in
troduced motion in the house of Com
mons, for an humble address to be pre-
sented to his majesty, praying that he would
adopt without delay such measures as may
best tend to the immediate re-establishment
of commercial intercourse with the u. S.
After full discussion Of its merits, which
occupied the house until in the morning,
division was called for, when it appeared
that there were
For the address, 83
Against it, AS
Itappears by our Port letters that within
the last fortnight our cruizers have been We
~ successful 10 capturing vessels belonging
70 the enemy. No less than fifteen have In
the course OF that time, been brought into
Plymouth.
Bonaparte has nominated his uncle Car
dinal Fesch, Archbishop Of Paris.
1t. Gen. Hope has been appointed to the
command of the Kent District.
Among other deaths lately announced to
the public, are those of lord Oxford, and
lord Falkland. The latter fell in duel with
Mr.. Powell, one of his lordship's bottle
companions.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25

or Printing in its various branches
executed with aecnrafy and dispatch.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25
Notes Janney,
Jacob Janney.
April 24--(251
Potomac Company.

NOTICE is hereby gipen, that special
IN meeting of the Stockholders will be
held at the Unien Tavern, in George own.
on Thursday the fourth Of May next, On bu-
siness of importance to the Company.
by order Of The President and Directors.
Ioieph Carlton, Trea'n7er
OF the Potomac Company.
George Town, April 22-(25l DIV
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Partnerihip dlHolved.

THIS DRY, is dissolved by mutual con-
sent, the partnership lately existing under
the firm of Moses and Jacob Janney. Those
indebted TO said firm are requested to make
immed date payment to ~. Jannty, who is
authorised to settle all claims against the said
6rm.
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SIX Cents Reward.

u AN AWAY, from the subscribers, g.
- bout three weeks ago, Henry Grimlcr,
an apprentice to the boot and shoe aSing
business A reward Of Sic Gents Will be Civ
en- to any person who viii return him--but
no charges paid.
NJ. and J. Janncy.
4th mo 2Ath--(25) st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25

(g Thofe Gentlemen who are
dilpoied TO partake OF the Tea
ba,ty on the lrit Of May, are re-
quefted to meet at the City 1o-
tel, on "Wednesday Evening, the
Goth infant, for the purpoie OF
appointing Managers & making
other necellary arrangements.
April %.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-30

: Pursuant to public notice, a number of
nemocrasic Republicans of The borough and
Vicinity OF Wilmington assembled a, 1nds,-
sons Tavern on the evening of the Goth IN
ssant' 20 make arrangements relative TO the
approaching General Election. jain INa,,,
Esq. was called to the Chair, and Zlba FRI.
RS appointed Secretary. The following per-
sons were appointed as
COMMITTEE or YIGIlENCE.
= 'acoD Derr'ckson, William Young, John
nresg, William Garretson, Paul NIGH, wa
,'s'', nIyo' James AIbuckle, James Hogg. Mi
.'as. ~ nieseaF, james Gardner, William Iio5c,
~, h1"as Moore' William Smith, Isaac An
ral w ls,er nsanavcr' William Shipiey, Gene
lace' Joseph Seeds, Mishael I.aycrg. John SIM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

hN Wednesday, December 81, I9O9--At
~ the late dwelling house Of Nathaniel Ian.
sasIer, deed. about ten miles above the court
hOu;e, IN Prince Edward county, on Appomattox
river VIII be sold, to the highest bidder, the
following PROPERTY, belonging to the estate
Si the deceased, a valuable stock of Horses, Cat
tie, Hogs and Sheep, the plantation Utensils,
household and kitchen Furniture, too tedious to
zieilion.
ALFo Nine valuable NEG POES; also, the
crop q Corn, Wheat, Oats and Fodder. A Gre.
dit OF twelve month viii be given the purchasers
@h ~ giving bond, with approved security.
All those who have legal claims against the
estate oftle deceased, will be pleased to exhibit
them duly authenticated, on or before the day OF
sale, to enable the administrators TO make proyi-
sion for theirpayment. All those who are indebted
to the estate, viii see the necessity Of immediate
payment, as it must be evident TO indulgence can
be given.
JOHN LANCASTER, ,
FoBERT LANe<S1ER,S Aa'n's'
@egust 49, wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

Let me remind you. sir, of .he case of Coun,
lie Faim i'm the British Parliament. In thai
case, sir. the Count de Pdm, presented a
memorial to the British king by the expires.
order OF his government, Complaining of the
misrepresentation Of facts made in the kings
speech to Parliament. which complaint Bri.
tish historians admit wa, well founded
After presenting the memorial. he caused
u to be published hnd circulated through
.he country, etc etd What, sir, was the
conduct of the British Parliament and natl
Oh upon that occasots Sir, the Parliament
unanimously entered into resolutions. ex.
pressing the highest Indignation at the inso.
soient procedure; ami presented an address
20 MS majesty Requesting him to order the
count de Palm out of the country immedi-
ateiy St, will MT trouble the Senate
WIN reading the proceedings of the House
on commons upoh this memorable occ.. zion ;
because 1 presented them to the Senate last
winter IN the case of the publication of Mr.,
Gann,nS's letter in the Boston paper, and !
therefore presume they are now fresh in the
recollection ofevcry gentleman. And what,
SIR. was the conduct of the opposition in the
British House of Commons, when their king
ana country were insulted by foreign mi
mister! Did they hold back. did they at
tempt to paradise the proceedings of their
government IN resenting this conduct and re-
SrieVing its wounded honor and dignity p
NO, sir. they were Englshmen and felt the
indisnisy TO themselves! They were patri
OTIS ana could not see their goverB ment, and
nation insulted with indifference They
stepped forward. sir, and we're the first to
move the resolution and address. The pro
Ceeding was unanimous, and what benefit
oid the British nation receive from this una
nimous and prompt proceeding. Why, sir,
from the year 1926 to the present time, the
insult mas not, believe, been repeated, and
probably never will again.
sir, how honorable, how patriotic. was
inns course OF conduct to the British opposi.
ton How honorable and laudable would be
ITS imitation here Especially, sir, when un-
ION Is all that is wanting to make us happy
ana victorious. why then, sir, should we
not have union, when it is so easy, and elf
caciouS remedy for all our difficulties p
Oh, the nation expects it; the nation has a
right to demand it. May I not then hope
sir, that the hitherto dominant spirit of par
" VIII now yield to an occasion. so obvious
SO urgent, SO honorable Sir, / cannot e,x
press toyou the pleasure l should feel ut m,
heart, If could see all irritations banished
ana harmony and mutual good will unver
sally pervading all political scenes and al
social intercourse. That the present occa.
sion may be improved to this desirable end
is the most fervent prayer of one, who, il
The present delicate, interesting crisis of the
nation, feels devotion for his country be-
yohu every thing else On this side Heaven
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

II HE subscriber intends to continue hsSchool
Il at Mr.. William ID. Taylor's in the Forks o.
Hanover, where he will teach youth to Read and
Write the English, Latin and Creek Languages,
and will also instruct them in Geography, Hlsto.
ny and Arithmetic Mr.. Taylor will furnish
Board tor ten pupils at seventy dollars each for
the term, to he paid quarterly but where the
pupilinnds his own bed and candles, deduction
of five dollars will he made. The price of tuiti-
Oh alone will be twenty dollars for the term, to
be PAD Quarterly, which will commence the 9th
OF January next aud end the 10th of December.
HENRY ROBINSON.
Dece mber2l. 2awt2OI
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o. THE Public are respectfully informed,
that JOHN FIELDS now occupies the stand of
Geo. Watson, on the cross street leading to the
Basin--Shere any thing in the I" science" of O1.S-
TIERS, BEER, or RELISHES, are prepared
in the lest stvle by night Or day, at a moments
warning.
December H. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIUR.MdL ROTATION OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties Of the Cycloid and the Ebi.
Cycioid.
WITH
AN APPLICATIONS OF THE THEORY,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena of
the Winds, Tides and of those Stony and Me-
talhc connections which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
,Pu JOHN WOOD,
-futhor Of Elements Of PerShective, hriA-
ted in London, in 1899.
December IA.
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Y TELLIFR-DENTIST- removed
81 TO the corner house between the Swan and
Washington Taverns, where he is practising in
the various branches of his profession. i. G. set.
ting artificial teeth, cleansing, plugging, extract.
ing, &c. &c.
N. B. A line on servant directed to Mr. lie
T. Her at the above place will be atteudedto.
December 10. emf
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M ANrED for the ensuing year, a male
w House Seryant.-For one who is active,
industrious and honest, liberal hire will be paid.
Apply to the Editor OF this paper.
December Ia. If
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MESSdGE

From the President ofthe United Siases,
transmitting extracts from he cores
hondence Of Mr.. Pinkney, agreea6ly 10
resolution Of the House Of he I3M In
stant.-December 10, 1SO9-Ordered to
lie on the table.
"To THE HoSsE OF REpRssENrAr1vEs
OF THE UNITED STATES.
"Agreeably to the request expressed in
the resolution of the lsth instant, [ lay be-
fore the House extracts from the correspon
dence OF the minister plenipotentiary of the
United States at London.
FLAMES MADISON.
december 10, 1902