Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-26
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j nc HaSGais VINO yk1l ConStuneS OPeuy ~
insult che country with impbuity by tho
daily publication Of his Aurora, and who
lzsely ushered forth the French dispatches
Of chanpagny ss S elegant dispatches
Though Ehey are 40 infamous that the bait!-
more American hss been driven % call
stkesS fosrsriss; This Dame fellow has this
= niioSfninE Suihe forth with the following ",
iSs airicle Ia behalf Of his aaaster g AGAINST
, che AlkeriSans. < We give 'ireas II comes,
: sxsep, ths suppressionof . name or TWO.
~ From the AurrG. ,:
Aakiees tfsm Ea,epe--Ws have reeeiv.
ed more than usual variety rand mass of
priya.e correspondence BY abe recent arri.
walls from Europe much Of what relates to
Spain, some Of what relates to, Engisud,
and a snaltpor,iou that relates 10 France,
was before reeeiveGahrough the public, pa
pers.
The principal topic which we find touch.
sdupur, is what relates TO commerce, it 10
the principal because il is the only point in
which. we come into eantast. withrth pow
ers ofiEurope.- ..&s..
An our accounts concur in the -senti-
rner,,-ahat there viii be general and very
speedy exclusion from all commercial inter-
4course with the ports Of Europe in connec-
zion with France [; thar this exclusion will
extend TO :" rvery flag which doss not sup
: port t6erigAfs ofneutSdLs." BY this ex.
preston we should clearly understand the
!: bac Of the Unite States, as being the only
neutral, even if there were not other letters
and other facts which rendered it distinct
and unduestisnable. r. So.
We are In possession of not merely-she
Namsa bat the particulars OF the transac.
Z Ssoss& xssxeraeross pkrsons In France and
.EngIznd who are concerned ID atrafSc OF
,he American fag which has exposed the
fair commeree oil the .Uaited States to
-rrras portion Of It's present snfferings. and
which threatens to- produce stagraeion
,sost fatal to our tair trade; if not worse
roasscuepces. We are in possession of the
following facts, & If We are no, very much
. mistassn, ashe executive will have been fur
nish.d by this time with the original eSi.
tl.nce under the hands Of she. parties con-
esrned. 49, 1888
tits aet'that persons going from Eng.
,.,,d 20 France with American passports.
and protesting to carry dispatches from our
,nso;srer In London 20 our minister at Pa,
RE have. carried to<Frznee British HcenCes
Tbs, men employed as eousuls Of the u.
S,ases, have been engaged 10 thi,'aefarisus
-Tbss this ttrafie Of aishonor IS esrried on
stI.S0risns, at Morlaix, &c. that prin-
..S;nal uaftnrr and party in this trade, is
Nir. John Atkins, OF Austin Friars, who
:. ane of the .shsfifFs OF. London at this
Eme and thai one OF his correspondents is
- fessthsn Mr. of New.Ysr .thas
,bis Mr.. Atkins, sheriff Of Loadou, is one
sfthose wiso regulated the British SNUG
Line ,rade with Holland under ferged'pa'
ssrs and the American Gag lasesummer.
That thrse loysi Americans about whom
.h.-euualsy loyal Evening Post Of N. York
acd Isdgcr, of Norfolk, have made SO
,uany lamentations !; aud who have dwell
via 90 mnch pathos on the stories OF the
,enuaily loyal Palmer, and Hopkins, and
9sssusr,, we say that these equally loyal
Amesieans have IN the true style OF their
isa,riotisas. carried On a trade in French
d;csnses slsoi that shry have rroeured those
iicsnees BY various modes Of X. Y 4. de
:nlornAcy, and passed then Of for largent,
%i,h thcrntlnost esmposure ~ The. Shsh
Scencss, end forged papers.
:. ODE q shsse. 1oysf Americans lind access
"a the Americas sainisser'in London, and
CHAINS passport for France, he takes
- Alr. Sheriff Atkins, Of Loadon, Bril-
80 Ecessnes that are put into the hands OF
J. Ilavaa Ameriean eons0l .as 40 cot port,
ss.l they are shen sold md Distributed BY
.cosSers Americas eoksuts sssa all these
S,S.i Americans are -Sshes in America,
q tS;erds Of srdsr --ssane OF thsn are. in
assds . ska;es spirits" and ct the best