Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-13
aI,rsnDrta DaiIp es'ftts.
ER1DAY, JULY ..

nss q Cen. Armstrong; letter IN lSos'
' sss'r the Dutch debt, no doubt muen
eon1 !. would have been raised against Il /;
s' M !, 50 acted its conduct would nave
:. much more justi6able than that OF Bona
0ss .eizing American property without
par ..x,-now as Holland has virtually been
s.a no more than a dependence OF
80 IS not our government bound IN US.
i. i. $ stop the remainder of the Dutch 'seo''
~ ,.rerate in part our citizens Tor the IN
sr,ous robbcries they have suffered W no-
moro especially as a vessel Hhich
s,..yea from thisport for the express pur-
nose = # paying palt Of that debt mas been
lad and no doubt condemned, by Bona
mite himself, and thereby DESTROYING our
sb;,itv TO comply with cur engagements to
4, own subjects-Ifs such acts are submitted
;.asnendence is a farce, cur name WIZ
-, bye-word among nations, and none
v,Il pity ourignominous fall.
I'd. National Intelhgencer. after #hlr,-
- acknowledgements of our political degrade
-. 80 s,bsesyes--.seif this 'seaaon be properly
.;m,roved our Rate and present naisfertanss
NAV rnortto be-6!essinss IN Disguise.
Wehave had too many ofthese BLESSINGS
IN dseuise,p since the Democrats have ma
pagsd our affairs; buttb.essings uoldisg1isea
would really be noyolty ,--Vn' Pa.
The Federalists have charged Mr.: Jefer-
con, with possessing a disposition hostile to
G Britain, and lriendlyao France. Since the
receipt ofthe dispatches BY the John Adams,
the Administration have taken great pains,
through the mouth of their speaAing-trum-
pet, the National Iutelligencer, to convince
the people that the charge is -anfouaded-
that they feel as indignant towards France,
for the injuries she has Inflicted Upon us, as
they dotowards Great Britain TO prove
that they are in earnest in this particular,
they rely on curious piece of-tsidence--
viz. the correspondence between,Mg. Arm
strong, and the Duke de Galore. The style
and language of this correspondence, they
say, would have done honor 90 the ppudest
Gays ofthe Grecian and Roman Republics.
There are a good MANY things in our affairs
much better fitted for Greece and Rome,
than they are for rs. But without examining
into the nature and force .oI this proof of The
'mtarhaaity of our presentsand late Admins
'ration, towards the IS great 6eiHgerents," we
wish ittoese noticed that the Administra-
ton, or their friends for them, claim that
neyihGve az along .tslt as Indignant towards
France, as they kape towards tie British.
his claim fairly establishes one pretty i'm
portant fact--viz. tAat the FrescIf bare been
galty Of equal isiustiee towards as, as the
Sri'ish--otherwisr the resentment of the Adj
is now, and has been, in de.
gree at least. unjust. This concession we
'rsst NIL be born IN mind asainst some future
sss' s9aes is.may Be Of use. At present we
say no more Con. ceur.
Communicated for tie FEDERAL Republican,
Extract from Barbados Price Current of
June i6--Flour, dolls. 10 5o; crackers,
s = :; lumber, dolls. 81; heading, dolls.
~ =, corn and blaekeyed peas in great demand.
4ne corn viii be very late, if any at all.''
s as' astter trom commerciaiko2se
N LiOsrb0ol, dated Nay %.
cotton IS steady and without variation in
Price, bM not much do;ne, tba l.s..,vao,.