Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-15


s-ir i,st session. 1t IS expected that the e,i-
,r.iv. viii proceed to f., the vacancy on
Monday au.lt.--yL,gl.io .7E5':lS.
We think the series OF addresses to the pco-
,le Of the United States, which Col. Picker
~ is 4bou: publishing, Cannot tai OF doing
much good and OF Carrying conviction to tAe
mind Of every person who will give them
III unprecedented herring. This conclusion
IS drawa party from the specimen we have
already seen, but especially from the known
| celebrity OF the writer, the intimate knowledge
he must, from his ioag pubic llie, necessarily
g.svc o. his subject, a4d his avowed resolution
to expose thoroughly, the hypocritical policy
Of our rulers. Tn@-e are some whom nothln.;
could divert from tacir hcadons career. One
81 this species Of reasonable creatures, We
arlcc heard III debate, and who, after he had
exhausted all the grand hailing, threadbarc
ribaldry OF his party, such as, tory, British
gJld, f7csHtY riousaHG pressed .dmericGn seq
men, CtesGheaa, C2hrrhogrn, (hrecisslyin the
manner of Il fttle nlociiis bird some where
IL town, %ho can whistle as far as (" Hugh
betty Martin tip---") VS., us usual quite mute,
and yexed tGi&t ne he'd committed 10 more to
memory. He WIS then rod that If he would
/ listen oac non.cnt, in turn, he should be con.
'rcsd rei&;ttc 70 the poi9r in question to
which he ezc!,s;..led he'd be a--.-d Jhe 5,ould
Se convinced!
Such as these we give Up is political re-
proaatcs, whose votes, lot arguments, arc
tL:ir only miscellaneous weapons:
Mrpickegir.;, 10 doubt, consaient;ously be-
iicyes this u4ievc,kin.; 20 D. Is Indispensable
duty, or hS would not tread again upon this
vc"oinous c:Gbeciijsy, that viii be whisl>ed 1t
hjn iroai Il! 3ragt4:s. Wien he husts them
OFT tro,a t.,s.t India. places, where they have
long bS.ttclcd in security, We a;lticipate artci.
sgeat IN seeing them ny about his cars, out'&-
|genu, Is ru:trccs, bur hartuiess Is doves lie
as our hc,yty COCA wishes ior MS success.
Y is mentioned il letters from Paris, re-
ID in I.oaaoa, that through excess oftoue
II never leaves tie empress; he at
her steps, and lis passion seems to
as she asir,l ccs in her pregnancy.
AN tty OF marriage IS in cont ,npation be.
!" &c king CT Prussia, and a very near
'~'" {oE the emperor Alexander.
r'n coYrtrr.--Tnc time has now ar
T'@ aicL the f3dcraiists long ago predict
G arrive, il the system pursued by the
~lo bic administration Should be persisted
III Wy Scc at thlT moment dependency of
i'1S7 lad the next step is to become pro-
A& pc great empire, or a trib'Itac! king
C0n' b one OF Bon; ,,ar-v'S ca&t-oT gene
sGs"f lr King. In.s IS no longer theory;
not! fer prediction ana speculation, it is r.
duced 10 practice, il has become fact, and Can
HOY be Eleniea or concealed. The noH-;ater-
coNrssjs!,niAst Enyh,nd, whic. or shadow OF
legislature nave lately laid Or our unfortu-
natc csur,sy', is a measure dictated by Bona
pT.e. The measure mas 6ecn adopted BY US,
'1'reiy il compliance Of the wish OF the en-
fe'or, wi,nou, either necessity or plausible
excuse. Hit the emperor even suspended his
must lecrccs to. i few months, there nigh;
have been soEie excuse for TIE outrageous
ueAsure Of our miserable government But
the thing rs oarcEtce,i, It is so notorious mat
sAe French have neither revoked nor modified
nAs decrccs, so as they shall cease to affect
heatrI commerce, that our government can
NJ, attempt justification of their coIcact.--
iAey c.ia.ot sly they were under aAy obliga-
tons in justice .Gld good faith to Garry the
hoA-intercourse into effect against Greas-Bri-
tam. There en- therefore be no reason for