Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-19
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THURSDAY, JULY 70.

s.nan Irvine is correct. OF his own-or
.d,,n charlottesville says, and justly too, is
q weighing Englisd Cags against Freach Z
q Kicks-and qaisay settling the account.
This photographer is an Irishman, and
with the ingeuuousness that. charactcrlzes his
.buntrymen, has told rush which no lie
,can cancel.
~ {. are not from principle the aPologists
= .dn nistration--but malice, deep rooted
,,;o. coz lid not have suggested an idea like
:5at.o,sotsd above from one of its advocates.
6. Z n Crais Governor of Canada, &e.
. by prselamat on of June 20, further
,uoned the meeting of the Provincial Lee
rs ,,a e to the s.st of A ugust next
,,n and proposition v il be laid before
aphIic. II few Gays, for IL e establishment
:. Turnlike Roa,s from Peters burg TO Alex
andrla-l2ich. PaFer.
D;,t.rson csHegs. i hisinstisuh on "hlcn
w,s founded at the close ofthe Amefis, Al ""i'
1 !, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is now in - very
aoaishing condition, having lately reecisyea
new virOr from the appointment Of sever !
& new instructors, and being organized on the
MAN Of the New England colleges he
Rev. Jeremiah Atwater, late president OF
,iddleburg colesc in Vermont, is principal
James M,Cormick, esq. is professor OF ma
thematcs and natural philosophy the Rev.
Henry R. Wilson, late preccpter OF the aca-
Edemy in Belfort, Pennsylvania. Is professor
i of languages, and Mr.. Claadlns Berard is
Rteacher Of the French language. Carlisle IS
4 healthy place, and the markets are cheap
and plentiful. The annual expcnee IN the
support and education of young men does not
Sexcsed about $50 dollars. 1t is beliyeA that
.this growing institution will greatly contfi
butte to the difusioa Of science in the middle,
;nOrthcrn and western states. Tie churches
look lit for ministers, and the citizens for
men ofeduca,ion 10 fill the Offices of their go
kyernments. Already has il furnished a pual~
herof respectable diyines and statesmen. Per
haps few places could be mentioned, where
the manners and morals of youth would be
s less exposed to corruption. Tothls latter
point, SO interesting to parents, from the
present regulations OF the college, and also
from the solicitude Of the instructors, peculiar
shttsndon is p2iG-Ild .4n,er1can.
Tie RAN BULLET Decree! 1.-THE Milan
and Berlin DEGREES were no doubt intended
py NApollyon as pl.in hints to the Anne
fiean administration of what was to come.
As ne found these broad hints either were
not, or aV0al1 nat be, taken according to
Pnsir true import and meaning (and there
pre- none so blind as those who Will not see9
&c thought proper to issue his Ram BuAet
pscres, which possesses the double proper
OF forcing people both to see and feel
Whether they will or non. One would have
imposed that after this, gen. Armstrong
0d the other Americans in France would
ave departed with all possible expedition
ut 1t seems we Yankees are a very obsti-
ate set OF fellows, and although the Ram
ouiiet decree made us both see and feel, yet
estt NOT the power 70 make US " bssGge a
S. Y Accordingly NAPOLEON has found
necessary 70 issue another decree which
snail iol the present call the Push Bay
90 decree, until we know from whence he.
+ dated it, for-the Imperial Savage whifls