Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-12

AonS, eSen0yc SSouSs suraSS ail9 sknedtetneS So
hhOush I suppose drsss ans mssIienes are
DYE s,rca and Meri6e tups themselves, as
lam persuaded these articles could all be
manufactured here :----if not so good, they
would be ehraaer. =
ANTI-PAX.
The list Of American vessels and cargoes,
fsay1 che N. Ledger, Of June 81 furnishes a
mournful view to our merchants, OF the ra-
paciousness of the tyrantof Europe. What
msy be Tie amount of these vessels aad
cargoes is difficult to ascertain; there are
about ITO in number, ans If put down at
10000 dollars each, they will amount to up
wards Of 5000 600 Of dollars, which is What
We have heard them estimated at. To this
may he added the property which before this
day has shared the same fate in Hamburg,
Tonningsn, and other northern ports, to
nearly the same, If not a greater amount
but the loss will not be 50 general a one,
as some have spPrchended. Most of it is
British property, struggled in under forgery
and framdrIhe sensation has been already
felt at Liverpool, where several merchants
have BsokE Thus says the Richmond En-.
Quirer Of the 29th Of last month! Our mer-
chants, unfortunately for them, will not find
he =, =
quole%, am tee writer does himself TO credit
in makipg ar assertion which is untrue If
he was informed upon the subject, he would
know that the London merchants have not s.
much confidence in Bonapa.:c as to let their
property 80 withia his reach. Thc loss will
be greater than appears at FIRST view, inasmuch
as most Of the vessels had arrived at their
ports Of destination. and in many instances,
the eatSces beiES landed, neither vessels nor
sargoes'w;Ii be prstectedby insurance.
We abstain from he ex preston Of those
&c ailments which We Ess;;, at any attempt TO
rni'lead the people in regard To The viows Of
Bonaparte towards this country rather do
We hope, thatsscRsible of THAR past errors,
those wEo have been deceived will retract
,ner, and Uni &c witk others whohave long
foEe:cla the storm which is aGnut to burst,
End which We csnnOtavert and remain an in
dependent nation. Proof on proof is daily
eEsrcd 20 convince us laat we have TO alter
rltive eff but Of being the ally Tor rather the
slaveI Of 'Bohapartc, or ms enemy. Gao there
be any :hesitctiOn, with a people who love
liberty, and who ahhor slavery?
The note of tkc DUO de Csdore, has been
followed by the indissriminate- seizure Of all
American property in France, Spain and
kaly, and TO- cap the climax, treaty has
been made with Holland, -'sbereby al Ame-
Fican property in that country is to be deliver
ed over to the French government. The le!h
article is in these words: ..#
All Merchandise broughcby American
ships into tie ports of Holland, since January,
1909, shall be sequestered, and left at the
disposal Of the French government: who wll
dispose Of the same according 10 circumstances
Grisirg our Ct her Radical relations with the U.
Ssafcs." d.
According to circumstances arising out
Of her political relations with the u. Stntcs,''
which in plain meaning, is to say, if the u
States will unite with France, The Emperor
may restore this property, if not he will con-
Sscate il. AS no terms can convey the indig.
nation which every real American Who loves
his country, and rejects foreign usurpation'
must feel upon this suHieet, we sha II not even
attempt to express ours. The time is fast
approaching, If it has not already arrived,
when harmless invective must give place to
energy Of a,tion. BOnaparte is not the man
70 BE resisted with TOW meeting resolutions,
AE,k IL. L.