Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-23
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zSe xexf Presidsnt. WHO is to be our
next = ldents Armsrons, say some Of
QUE hocrats-- Nadi.on, say others. Aye.
but reiioin the. Rrst-thefe are great hopes Of
Madison's dying before another. election can
come on, and in that case, nolens Uolens, ARM
strong mAst Be the mani Yes, SO it is, Anne
ricans can be found at this day, who are will
ling to put in that chair, which WAsHINeToN
!. once filed, man whs endeavoured by his
writings and intrigue to destroy what the
father of his country had done. ''. -"
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The q Liberty Of the Seas" is at length
fully established, the. Aviqgs of Duane and
Irvine, are. nos longer II 1iesful; Bonararte
has writteaa commsptary ttpOn the doctrine,
much more foreibie than any thing they can
say on the subject; but still they viii rave on;
their hatred 10 England blinds them to every
American feeiinga-lets them beware; the day
IS fast approaching 'whsh,Sbe American, peo-
pie win no longer sSEsr asborde of foreign
rientegaaoes TO brow best and bully them into
measure. subversive of the vital Interests of
the. nation.
Extract Of letter from Hamburg, dated
g.. 4prif1s, received at Philadelphia.
1--WE confirm our last respects pfthe 9Th
Dec, The sentiments we expressed at the
time, regarding the unwarran,able measures
adopted by Denmark towards the American
property, have since been realized, and the
whole oft released from >ssquss,er. The
6rsr accounts reaching you must neeessari.
" have caused much uneaSinesS TO those
interested In this trade fortunately your
consignment per tbs Betsey had been pre-.
Viousiy realized at favorable prices. Since
the opening Of tho navigation there have
been considerable arrivals at Tonninger
from the United States. Prices of sugar
and cotton continue to hold out encourage
ment for speculation. White"Havanpas are
selling at Altoona from 20 to 50, brown 20
to "a, Georgia cotton 40, New Orleans ~.
On the other hand coffee has experienced
a considerable depression, and does not Of.
fer Aattering result. Ordinary is selling
at 10 2, finer qualities in proportion.
1.-THE quantity which has been imported,
is of such magnitude tharit will require
GOOD deal. of time before it can be expected
to be realized, Notwithstanding the faeiIi-
ties which have Of late been granted OF e1-
porting it to fri ndly ports in tn Baltic, as
very great par, Of she,purchases thashave
been made, continue locked up In Hol-
stein. Many of our SPECTATORS are airea-
dy so deeply engaged in this article, that
notwithstanding the com plesion of our pre-
sent prices, they do not for moment wish
to engage deeper until they have realized
part of their old purchases at high prices.
We have'nothingto communicate respect
ing the political situation Of Our Holstein
ports. They continue friendly 10 the "A
merican commerce and we see no reason
to change the opinion we entertained of the
security of new arrivals; those which have
la,eP taken place have been freely admitted
oGer examination T.; and although the re-
s,ric,ion to which the forwarding OF goods
have been subjected, have caused good
deal of alarm, we do not participate IN the
,ner,casa cars sptssss ueaby man. Holssela
is the pivot on which: the great mass Of con-
,,insrtal importations turns, it consequent.
W becomes the pdint,to which the eyes OF
all our spectators arsmrnsd' !.
The object of our late exertion' has
h.s, 70 organize some outlets into the bal