Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-09

"DsAR SIR,
&C The enclosed bill, which has passed the
Senate, aud vii! soor receive the Jormality g
sonetion, from his highncss--I say Formally,
because it has seen understood, that it came
from the ....cc--Sviii become Ew--and to
the disgrace Of the United States lie it spoken!
1t is called BY some the .hatoieon biz, and
with the creates rropriet---for Duke M..aSa
Or D.ake Cldsre, or any other duke you please
r. h!s ma cstv's service, could scarce hive
crawa one more to his mind, except ignorance
i, one particular, which nay in some measure,
q, at lcas: FOR q ,;nie, Illustrate thcir b@se de-
siSas. Yua viii rcconect that this subject
v:.a brought before tie house early in the
session; but in consequence Of the untavors-
,,a accounts from Ffsaaee, tEe bill, introduced
~ Mr. Eppes, was Lid aside, and there was
little expectation it woud be resumed ao;.;nl--
n was said, tai Eppos intended 70 Introduce
hl'l to repeai TIC act Of Ma .,.st, which was
ta' correct mathod proceeding. Instead of
that he introduced his amendment, which was
Substitute foi MS bill, aud consisted Of one
su';Sion, which is the first section Ct lie pre-
scnt bail. THIS w:.S suffered to sleep awhile;
bat tiey evidently having gotten their fee, out
.: The trJces, Il WIS soaietn,e before they
were property : whipped in At tie palace.
Bun at I,asta Eapes brought in his second e.
fstpdnsent, the second and third sections of
the. biz. And its being determined in Caucus,
Gai bill should pass consisting of these
three sections, and aiua,Eord's proviso, with
Cat Siy o'sier alteration, has been the cause &
al the coafasici AID violence which is so IN
j''rcnsly, or Father UNANIMOUSLY pcursrayed iii
tao tsis;cpear OF this dly.,
fiey sx:re determined to make TO aItcra-
:ii w.h.:srer. bGe 20 crowd :: down the th:oats
CT the r,:roritv, By using TIC ai,or1,inable, TN
eastiat'easl :asans Of sasing the members,
IS 'ssen..cFsti IT he Ia.2lligerccr.
From 4 Eai, observation you uili snd, that
&c act Is evident ;l2;s,,.rurc rom that Inc
o. Neutrality, Ia, 50, cs:flle..t lave p7cte, ,ei
IN observe bstWsen .'., Gel,iperents. For is
rrg 50 harret', ard veiy probably VIII happen,
tadt rss.;airo., tn-eyc3urse IS established with
G-su,-Bs,ssn, md more with France, although
the "caic;s r::...;l&cS oH- neetr.:i commerce."
gre ss's ii force or the part of TIT nation. And
Kiss VII DC the case, 5hoGd not tlc orders IN
eou;:cis BE revoked sitter tie secoad day Of
February I,,i, ard France still ccntinuc lii
force the Berlin ard a:;1sn DEGREES. AS to
tts.e err',.s TIM. VII. snew--5ut 1T present
sas.s IS orr chance as TO the orders In coun-
ii ..sa Is % c.c Berlin and Milan DEGREES.
ta;,v are rnt revoked, and we have Ios even
Fr;.l .sc tIs.,, TIC wculd be, or the second of
fl;r@ry, as vii! a2pcar by recurrence TO
The o5i,,;cd documents. Whit then could DC
80 capse IS the passage Of iris monster
Me- !y;Ecfar,cs, for t:,,y are Got quite SC isno
r!Ht ss ;,.st. No, believe nc, it must have
taen a. intention 20 depart from al Pretence
81 neutrality, AID :.kc part with 3onapartc "a
s-i1st the English airs! Jcfl is to be sent out
70 announes ire glad tidings. Il IS possible
IL; cr;e:- in council may be repealed, which
would frs,str.te their Intentions.
Tic slnsnGrisCts which were offered in
eoth hcrsss, were irtcndl1 TO aneiiorate ou'
sSnei:ion ii. some respects. fhe aboniinab!e
s-2ceae@ introduced, OF making the Fresi-
ec.:'s proclamation the evidence Of the fact
r'cellilncd, IS unconstitutional, and unconge-
Nal with cur system Of laws, and of liberty II
self. Fer if the fAe, cen be established BY
Proclamation whisa is &c constitute crime
~ one Case, WY may !. 80: II arother AID