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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
Latcst from. PortupaL.

LL(IN - /FUWf- " tUSlE.
Arrived at Portland on the 2Is Inst. shi,, fferschel
capt John H. Lereis in 40 days from L,sboa when
capt l.. left Lisbon, the situation of the Portuguese
fR.dsh, and fret,ch forces we're as foUows:-
Tae headquarters Of sir Arthur Wellesley on the
10th June, Seoico, in the vicinity cf .9imeiao
his force (whollv British consisted Of 10000 men,
division OF 1000 British and 5000 Portuguese,
posted at Gapdo ION the south side of the Iags
opposite 10 .i6roaes, commanded by mai. gen. Hill
Gen. Beresforsl's head quarters was at Vireu, lin
the province of Bei,s] his force, all Portuguese,
consisted of 2f,0O0 foot, and 10000 horse regulars
and about 10000 militia.
The French and CO nbned armies, the 10 June,
were abou. leagues distance from each other, sepa-
rated By rivers and mountains.
The headquarters Of Masscna, leagues distant
from Cin:lc Rodrigo, The whole French army on
the frontiers of Portugal said consist OF between
70 and $4,000.
Messena. Gen. in Chief The other generals are
lotion Junot, Ney and Regnier the latter is before
ISaG.:,os With di-ison of the Grand Army consis-
ting Of IL, 090 men.
The day the Herschel came to sea, part of the
convoy Of British transports lwh troops on beard
arrived, the remainder were hourly expected.
We have accounts from Cadiz down TO the 1lth
June The Isle continued TO DC defended with vig-
and skill and the shot of the French were re-
turned with spirit. Tae allied defenders were not
in want of any thing. Tae city crowded and
of the useless mouths were shipped oil NO
fears Of the CATION of the city for many months
were enter, ,.ned The old Marshal Duke OF Dant-
zick Les5rs, m,st ercsle.At e,yiacer] connanIed
an font Of Cadiz
Extract ef Letter from a gentleman Of
this tovn, dated Smyrna, Fe5. l6h 1910.
"Abont milui,ht experienced considerable
shock Of earthquake, and while at dinner next
day the shock was twice repeated. have since
learned hat the earthquake felt, IN All its
teritck farce, in the Isand of Gambia (he ancient
Crete THAT the greater part of the city Of Candia
and ali its Notifications are entirely destroyed, and
a destructive Gre raging atthc same time, added to
the mlseries Of the ~retched ina abtnts-,hst eight
villages in te re bouThood Of Candia but heaps
Of rubbish, and many ,hou and p,opie buried in
the ruins si their own iwel KS, drowned by the rush
of water or persisted by the fire. for it see ns ss f
s the Gle ncnts "a conspsed IN vengeance against
tbs unhappy Islanl The Olive field, destroyed,
AMI the moss luxariln. part of this beautiful sid
exhibits a. present bat vide of rli, d.vss-
t.tion and death. The esrthqI has been (as let
ter, which are received nentlJn) felt in ara, Alex.
andra. M4ita, Sicily, and IN all the Islands of the
Archipelago, N many of which IT has thrown down
house, sni Tome other damage"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
A GREAT BARGAIN.
TO be Sold at PUBLiCK AUCTION,
THIS DAY, the lst of Augusn


TO be Sold at PUBLICK AUCTION,
THIS DAY, the lst of ,AuguyA
or fair 'ecather II nst, the Jfrstfair ytisr,J
Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ On his y'resiises,
A LOI OF LAND, silusled 81 .l,y,
4 n street leading from Thamcwstreet to Job
shorman's wharf, measuring 6S fee, east and west
and ~ feet north and SOUTH together with the house
thcreon standing, which is nearly new, t BULL, and
in perfect repair, possessing every acconinodsttn foe
two families Conditions unusually easy, to be made
known AT the time aod place Of sale. For any further
particulars previous TO the safe, enquire ofSAAJEL
WATSON. oyl'GNRy V CRANsrON~ AucSrD
0 De .Let I ~ Dl.AS * ACL .ON ;
For Me1ferm Of one yca,
On SATURDAY., the 4th Of Angnst next,
.9s ii O'Clock, On the Prentice,
hH!. Lu' ot Land, on whlrp .ibp : p
of HrSnv sHERsorRsE is now standing, frortsg
in fhames-Street and the Yo,v,- Doea----now impros
we'd by Charles G,es
Hlw.-TU LET.
--For Be term IF sepen yrare---
On MONDAY, the 9th OF -fugust nrrf,
"A, II .'ciook, On tie yremss,
! LOT OF Land, at the head oi k,oad.
street, wNeyeon stands the house Of ASA sniw. =.
Conditions made known al the time and places os
sale. m
EDMUND TOWNSEND,
Tom Tteosurer.
July is. 1S,5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23
COMMUNICATION.

DIED, on Friday The 9Th inst. Mr. Minor M.
Cosby of Milton, Albernarle county. The Ii.
OF this worthy gentleman, exhibits AT interestirs
spectacle TO the philosop'!, :, and amin atins
example to the youthful candidate for happiness.
Reared m adec ent but INDECENT family, The true.
school ct virtue, lie ushered into the world
at an early period, with other resources, than
the native energies of his mind, and the purity OF
his morals. formed by the gentle agency OF friend
ly admonitoDs. He at length became the pupil,
and the intimate of an enlightened foreigner,
whose eminent services to the cause of science
have given him a distinguished rank among t.,,.
hummer OF her benefactors. In this situation, the.
zeal with which Mr. Cosby prosecuted his Ii
terary iabors, the fascinating amenty If his man
ners, AMI the sNitcrm propriety of his cc3duct,
OBTAINED at once the appreciation OF his patron
and the love OF his companions. Being now pre-
pared to act his part on the great theatre Of tle
world, he selected for his profession the respect,
able business of communicating useful know
ledge Tie rapid improvement of the young per-
sons, whose studies We're submitted to his direc-
ton, lsa sufficient testimony of the ability with
which he performed the functions of an instruc-
tor lhis picture would be ,Inpartonably in
complete. IT omitted to commemorate his con-
duct ii the more tender relations of human.
| lite. AS a son, brother, and husband he
has had but wv parallels, and 40 superiors
| He has hown from this sublimary scene i'm the
vernai season Of life but if mind enlightened
and invigorated by learning, a heart expanded
with all the generous affections, and a system of
actions, guided by benev oence and reason, can
ensure an after.te in the breath of others, the
memory of my departed friend, will be ceevaI
with the duration of the world
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

" could wantod III thy nyaiac"-~sakxg.
In times ofold. as was the will of love,
Eucharis carded, and CALYPSO wove,
spun the fine thread, and cull'd the spoyy
fleece;
Eucbaris, graced with more than mortal charms
VINO held cen Love himself within her arms
CALYPSO brightest ofthe Bellies of Greece
W. w I'LL rosy fingers too, fair Helen pressd
l ne purple mantle, and tire vermii vest
G cS tnro the parting warp, Nausicta true
me SiSen wool, and sounding shuttle threw.
w Whhe her lair Maids, Penelope among,
Fi"yeu the bright dIstaff, and prolonged the song
Then, hail the Lady,. who with patriot zesI
would here the diligence Of Greece inspire
ooit on her Notice let the Poet steal,
ana strike, to simple lays, the plausive lyre.
H i 20 tAee, Lady who, in times like these.
" men noTeiSh fashions seem alone to please,
Nsn ieel the evil, and attempt its cure
WIN AeraPh meekncss, ard idalian bloom.
GIVE loves soft image to the mystic loom.
ana round the sounding wheel the Graces
Hail to thee, Lady who, with pomp aside,
Ana all the hG6e,dasheTy OF pride,
PrIsmatlc beauty, gives to various dives
WIN snowy fingers, for thy Maidens gay,
Resigns tie pattern, and selects the say-
Emblem OF Virtue III her fare st guise
Hail to thee, Lady its pursuits like these,
That lead directly to tie door, of ease,
Domestic comfort, aud assuasive health
hat pale misfortune Of her cares beguiie
tmpell the child Of IndtgeDce to smLy,
And give a Nation dignity and wealth
SEDLEY.
ms. r. C Of Dun,Gjes.
lbe Massachusetts Report is more re
hafk'biG Tor Its ingenuity, lhani.scauGor--
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23
THOMAS II. PRoSSER intends keuvine
The State, for fcSv months.
C.. TROAfPSON

DORTRAIr PAINTER, opposite the s,pau
Tavern-Respectfully informs the innabi-
tants of Richmond and its Vicinity, that his Room
viii be open, only on Saturdays, for Visitors
which will be wholely devoted to their better &C
commodaton.
February %. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23
SALE.S IT .AUCTIOW

NE A. L. PHILIPS being about to remove
Iva to the city of New York, willb sold pos
itiveiy without reserve al his store near the Mark
ct Bridge--the Sale 20 commence on Monday
the 9th day of March next, at IL o'clock-AlJ
the said Phiiips's Stock in Trade consisting of a
very General Assortment Of Reasonable and we'll
Selected Goods-In account at prime cos, to a..
bout $50, 00o--Amongst which are the folio wiz,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23
H. L. Philips.
M ANCHESrER FEMALE ACANF1V

M ANCHESrER FEMALE ACADEMY
The house and situation being exceeding.
~ well adapted for the reception of boarders. the
pubic and friends to this institution, are respect-
iul,y inform "a, that young ladies' will be admit
.eu Oh moderate terms. The great variety of
at the public examination, preclutes the necessi-
~ OF particularly enuneratng the various sorts
me Needle Work, Drawing and Preach, taught
by Mrs. O'Reily
The music by Mr.. Weidemeyer The school
Is superintendent, and the different branches in
EngnSfi Literature taught, by Mr.. ORellly
Strict attention will be paid to the heath. morale
and Improvement Of the pupils placed at this A.
cademy.
FEBRUARY 20. A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

q N ASSlSTAHr TEACHER of th. : -
gllsh Language, Writing and Ari;hnst,r -
ana Lady capable Of teaching fine n .ellle-
WORK and Embroidery, may hear Of S,t ,,,,,,,,
N tie country hy applying at tie o {iee OF ,,e ~
jiircr.
I~1uarg iF. r,g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23
49, Total S2160
Twenty four men can be chosen from
the Sailors in government employ.

u The Birth day of Gen. WASHINGTON
7cas yesterday celebrated, in this city, with
US customary honors At da7vn Of der, q
gun announced The anniversary ofthe Hero
Of me ReUoluHon-Gt sunrise, a federal
salute zOas fired. The independent Comma
mes Of CaValry, Infantry and ArtiAerv
ahfeared in .fuH uniform. on lie Cqhisok
Square, ACCOMPANIED by Coils. Smith md
Mayo. and Majors .Ambie5 and 1omhkins
----01uch credit is due to The Shirt qvhich
zvas manifested on the occosion- The Light
infantry Blues and The Rife CoraS dinsd
toSefher at me Wnshington THE Artif-
terry and Refu6Hcan Blues, joined tn ee,,e
raj Militia officers Of tie 1871 Reeiment
fcrtook Of cold COLLATION. onfhe feld.
The scene zuas closed by a Ball at the BeU
and one in Manchester, in zyhich ma, E,;,
country 7Oomeni Uied with each othsr in
JOY y fcsfivity. "'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

All persons having demands against m. ,,;,,
please bring them forward for adjustment ~,,
mediate payment. ~ MAKE I'M
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

WINS. such spirit cnH'du-s "a e:;iw ~ .r-
East, will the tone of Grea, Bri.ai., Sc chan
ed! Can We expect justice from her. when
her iniquitous conduct finds favor ancng cur
own cisizensi While the wrongs OF France
are blazoned, those Of Great Britain are al
most soitened into nolhins--is this fair
is 1t consistent with truth or justice,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

The Rev. Mr.. Cuir-y is expected to p,esch
this evening, at seven O'Clock in the Baptist meet
ing house.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

- IoLEN from store on the MAN. Street. ON
~ The evening of the 18th inst I'JyO BRsSy
PEAS, belonging to Patent Balance, & 16I,
any person who viii detect the thief, or deliver
literally re warded. ' 20
Feb 49, ..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

az MINUS. No. S. POSTPONED to make
room for the I'oRPEBo.
- Nm inferuic7v with RUsfrcys is re-
Guested.
tit No Washington hahers-ye.terday
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

EOR SALT wo valuable female Honse -
u wants, one OF them (abdut 40 year, old) IS :.
GOOD PLAN Cook, Washer and l,oner, &c. The -.
'ner hkej' active black Girl, (about IS ye,rs Of
sabe'J mas otgn chIsiiy employed as Nurse. but
IS now capable OF doing almost any Kind orbouse.
Work. Apply to - "'"'e
R9BERT MeKIM
- w}g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

4 do Bed Tickir
90 do. Romeel 1 S'
kerchicts, a-
50 do. Mad ras do.
10 10 d Ps' sa'.ldanns s.
100 Par .f ,a as'e" e aes
200 ID s.-t,.o.m-... &c
AG ~, ttrinss. Italian
! Black S attn,
Silk & Cotton umr,rej-
] las, e
Sewing SLIPS & Twist
! S Sntton c, ssemeres,
At oiba" WIS.,
w uslin do.
, Silk, Cotton & Thread
Lace,
White Pocket Handle.
Silk and Laced Gloves,
White and Colored
] Thread.
Book Jaconet and L.eno.
] Muslins, :
Japan'd ditto and
Robe Dresses.
Knives and Fo. ~.
a variety o. IA. .Hs, ana
emu 20 tedious to
~ .herate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

80 tASANo
600 pieces India Cot
ton,
200 do. Calico,
SO do. Furniture Cop.
er Plate,
150 do. Gimbric Mus
lin,
100 do. Oil Cloth.
100 do. Wileboars and
Bombazetts,
100 do. Elegant. light
ground Chmlz Al
100 do. Cotton Shirt
ing 5-4 z 8 & 4 4
GO dozen Cotton
Hose,
90 do. Silk ditto,
10 do. Corduroy,
10 do. I abby Veivets,
10 do. Checks ~ X
Cd
20 do. black Cam.
brio,
10 do. Superfne
Cloth,
90 do. Second do.
Is do. Cssimeres,
ID do. white Plat
ills,
6 do. Brown do.
g do. Dowlas,
60 do. Rolls,
Is do. Oznabrups,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23

- 1srms-All sums una.er 100 o..,
3 100 aud not exceedinr 5O5 NM Uo cash--oyer
dit-sums OF s 500 Ind upwards i86 dsys o ere
eor credit, purchasers Notes, nerot;sbl.. amt
payable at the Bark of Virginia. win anrno ana
endorsers, WILDE required approved
LhoSSER e HOWCURE, .4uc'rs
Richmond, February %, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-23
Mrs. r. C Of DuDyrjes.

The Massachusetts Report is more re
mar "a able Tor Its ingenuity, thani.seaneor---
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04

ten and driven as far as Xercs de los Cabnl-
leros. with much slaughter, which town di-
vision Of 1000 of our. troops had entered in
pursuit of the enemy.
His excelieney Don Gabriel dc Mendoza /.
bal, general in chief of the army of the left,
IN passing the Tagus. and on his entry into
Estremadura, addressed his troops in the fol-
lowing terms:
Soidiers ofthe Hrmy Of fhe Left!
You have crossed the Tagus !.
. new field is open to your glory. fly to the
brilliant efforts of your heroic valor.--Sops
ofali the provinces which compose the Span
1sh monarchy, Fly TO the place where the
dangers and the defence Of your fellow siti
Gems call you. The Frenchmen admired as
they experienced the rigor of your arms, in
she mountains Of Biscay: eying precipi,a,ely
before you in Galicia. leaving that country
OF freedom covered with their dead the
everlasting laurcls which deck your brows,
acquired in the fields Of CASTLE. have distin-
guished you with the glorious title of soils de-
serving the esteem and thanks of their coun.
sry. AT present the spacious theatre Of
Estremadura. is anxiously waiting for YOU.
I;he fcrocious enemy attempted to menace
der: our presence along will render her efforts
Abortive. Here you will unite yourselves
with your brethren, and other companions of
arms. who haveimmortalized themselves in
the same contest, in the fields of La Mancha
and hndalusia. -A-Loyal Castilians. vail
ant Galicians, brave Asturians, warriors Of
all the provinces, unite your efforts with
those of these illustrious patriots. and your
country ever grateful and liberated, will
reward your heroism. your constancy and
the sacrifices you have made her and your
name will be immortalized in the annals Gf
posterity.
Head Quarters at .dlbu-
Su.rge, FED. %, 1910.
Your Fellow Soldier,
GABRIEL H. MENDIZABAL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04

IN ocTOR j. JONES, purposes stea(S re
~ sidenec in the city nf Richmond, and will
give strict attention 20 such cases in Medicine,
Surgery or Midwifery, as may be eatrGstcd to bis
care.
Apta Is vii
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WEnNrs-AY. Anril 81

- "EDNESNAfJ hpTll %,
Mr.. Gites submitted The following resolu
ton for conside ration
RESOLVED. That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be directed to lay before the Sc
nate. a statement Of all the claims which
have been ABUSED and allowed at the Trea-
sury department, in virtue Of the law, Ell.
titled g IN act providing for the settlement
OF tic claims of persons, under particular
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-19
'NEW-YORK. February IS.

Yesterday arrived It this port che ship
B,u,us, Blunt, from Go,srnbury, which
Dor, she lief, on the 10th Dec. 10 co. with u
British convoy Of about 200 sail, amongss
which were several American vessels.
Capt. b. informs US, that three Ameri-
can W sseIs were lost on the Catte-C Cute,
and .ha, part Of their eargo.s (hemp) had
arrived q, Go,,enburg the day he saRsd.
Three merchant m~n were also ashore ca
the Schaw. bu, it was not known whether
they were American 0. English.
We further learn, that the Baltic had been
froz.n up, but that !. was open again. Tho
Swedish por,s were shut 70 the British dag.
Bv the ship Venus, aud bris Orange,
which arrived here yesterday from Cadiz.
the editor of,he Mercantile ADVERTISE has
received from capt. Stanton, a list of al the
American vessls at Csd:z, on the 2lst OF
December, and file Of Spanish Gazstses
to the 10Th of the same mexh. The pa
pers are barren fnews. H..
Captain S. informs US, that the markets
were very dull at Cadiz--,hat The French
army, from all accounts were quite mac.
tive, ADD it was supposed they weee wais-
ing reinfoscemens from Francs.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-19

In civil wars, nsoseover, gSt1t men. NJ
formed !; because iin,,:m.s .of, etnius;ou
those who possess merit make their NAV
add rise 70 their proper level; whereas il
other periods. The suhordinstien which
mass exist, counteracts the buoysney e
superior minds. Ls.u, pass, from the ex.
.mple of the Romans 10, more recent i,,-
s,ancr.. The French surre neoer ~ ioymi-
dable ,oifhout, as efier ske qaarrels Of he
houses of Burgundy and Orleans, after
tie troubles Of Me League, s'fe, the cirI
zoass of tie minority # Laais XIII and Of
that OF Louis XVI England was never SO
much respected as under Cromwell, alter
the civil wars OF The long parliment. TIE
Germau. never acquired full superiority
over the Turks, but alter their civil war;.
Til. Spaniards under Philip the Fifth, af.r
the civil wars Vi t'le succrssitp, ma,ifss,vd
a yisour in Sicily, which astonished all
Europe and We see Persia, at this mo-
men,, rise from the ash<s oil civil War, an4
humble the Tsuk&"
- = (1o be contin9ed)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-19
90 Wilmington Society.

THE MEMBERS of the Washington s,
ciesy, Of Alexandria, IRE hereby notified
that rhsir anniversary meeting will be h.la
at Mr.. Brooks hotel, in Alexandria, on
Thursday, the 22d instar:. at II O'Clock,
A. M. The Society viii be Termed in pro.
eession with the 0G:er, aud privaus IN
uniform Of the secoad legion Of Militia
under the direction Of the ts,nmandant, az
u O'Clock, in the courthouse square, and
move to the, Episcopal Cbursh, ~ners III
Grafton will b. delivered by RosERr 6.
HARPER, Esq. a me,ab-r Of III. Society.
= 6. DENEALE, Sec,y.
February Is.
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Public Sale

WILL be sold on Tuesday next at the Vca-
due Store, COOL horse, bride, saddle & sad.
die bags. an excellent pair OF Globes, COLI
lection of books, and scmt-articlss Of house
hold furniture, being part Of the property Of
the Rev. Owen F.. Masra,h, deceased.
p. G.. Marsteler.
February Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-19

The election for the 1st Ward to be held
at the house ot Jeremiah Neale. Unoa
strest--For the cd Ward At thr ConnrA
Chamber-For the 81 Ward it Jo.a
Hodgkins tavern, and the 4,h Ward 1t the
house Of Mr.. Hutehen's, corner Of Duke
and ST. Asaph streets. ~
Ex:rac, from the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-19
FOR RENT. a%<, .

HANDSOME LOT OF GROUND,
IN adjoining the Spring Garden, contain
;rs q. acres. There, Is on the lot q snug
Frame House. suitable for. . small family,
and 4 number Of the best kind OF fruit trees.
Ths whole viii DO let on adv antageoas terms
IN rood tenant. Apply to
Charles Midnight.
whs has al m5er OF building lots. SITUATE
an difF.rcas parts ofshe sewn, which ne WI
ssllsswIsr cash, Or lease on ground rent Tor
,uary Is. - ea
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-19
IN COMMON COUNCIL,

- FEBRUARY II, 1916.
ORDERED, That the following persua
be appointed commissioners for super;n
tending. the elections to be held in the Gii-
f:rent wards Of the town, On Tuesday the
h day OF March next, for the purpose Il
e!ec,ius members Of the Cornmou Colncl
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-25

iyr. shassa from the committee Of
tc3AimA ktpbeied on styeral private petitions,
swhict &pcssa were 'acceptedby thu house.
- s. hS kh6siahed business ofyes,erdey was
scailsa A The question to engross for i
third JtAdtng being still beforethe house.
A3 ve,more spoke at considerable
length. ssiRss the bin.
MIR. f2esaa made a most violent war.
'speech-ae again repeated he old Story Of
'Pearec-rCh"s apeake- impressm,nto fsea-
men, &c. &c. lie would safe hisNvisw
of what ought 70 be Gone.-.Ee would lay
an embargo for &C days, in order to get
III our floating propeI,y-request the
preaidesa 10 send of despaten,s 10 our
ministerial London----and in France,
ii gensler,en wish it he does not we sup.
pose with the ultimatum, demanding :of
than q redress Of our grievances, and
IN the Interim authorize the President
to accept the service of 10000 volun.
teers lfthey should offer we presumed to
serve fosone year, md 70 hold themselves
in readiness to march at moments warn.
iag>s1a oars demands we're. not compli.
cd, issue letters Of msrqueand reprisal, and
take from them their. North American co.
lonies. He expressed great apprehension
at the prospect of the presen, dominant par.
ty losing their power by their weak and
temporising policy, exhorted them to more
energy and said the people would bear them
out in it. doubtful !,
Mr.. Sazuye, followed him in another
speech OF the same kind.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-25
IT. CHARITY SERMON.

THE Rev. BrsHop NEAIE, of George
Town, will preach Charity Sermon in the
Catholic Church of this place, on Sunday
next, the 2sth Instant, when a collection will
be made for the benefit of the PO0R, gene
raHy. 4
The congregation have got their Organ up
and in good orier-it will on that day accom-,
pany tho choir. q
The trustees of the Catholic congregation
nave heard with regret of an attempt having
been made to circulate report, that mem
bers OF other persuasions arc debarred the
privilege Of visiting their church: |e
They take this opportunity respectfully to
invite the members of the. different coprre.
cations to attend not only on the present oc-
casion, when = He who giveth to the poor
lendeth to the Lord,"-but at all other time,
when their church is open. D.
January IS.