Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-10
ALEXANDRIA, DAILY GAZETTE.
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The VERY AGE AND RoDY OF The TIME,
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
THURSDAY MORNING, October 10.

THURSDAY MORNING, October 10.
The following remarks are made by the
Boston Centinel upon the letter published in
In London, stating that the Danes had left off
capturing, sc. since Mr. Erving's arrival at
Copenhagen:
The source of this tuf Courteous is easily
perceived. Independent of the stupidity of
the supposition that any individual or ministe-
rial agency, could have effected total change
in a nations system, it is well known fact,
that great proportion of the American yes
sells which have passed into the Baltic have
done SO under British convoy, and have not
asked the leave of Denmark. Mr. Ervine
has undoubtedly done his duty; and ought
not to be made the subject ofrdiculous pufiis. :"
lKoNS: PREE7AIR,
/ had imagine to myself dat de advice salu-
taire whish / have give to you would have
de effect of prevent you from going on in dis
mannair to abuse the Frensh nation. But
see you do not heed what / say, same as de
idle wind. Dere is no hope of you to amend
yourself excep by argument on top of your
head wild cane, kordeen as dey say in my
countree, A rod for de FOOLS back.
What pleshair do you git to yourself by be-.
havior of dis sort If you was true friend to
de Merrikeens, you would be friend aussi to
de Emperor and de Fransh people, but eve
ry day you prove yourselfto be de contraire.
Dis norneenyou scrape de standardization a
bout NJ. lie Compile Suchet, who you say was
hero of dc curling tong. Parbleu, my blood
boil, and my heart jump ina rage against my
estomach. | demand to you, coqsin, is not
de profession Of one jentimen hair-lresser
more honorable as dat of raskeelly, lying,
hireleen prentair, who abuse all good re-
pooblikeen to pocket de Angleesh cool
Does not de blush CRIMSON all over your VII
sage, when you make your type speak dc
most abominable falsehood to please de Bre-
teesh? Is dere no shame left in your COM
position, or had you norspark of honneur from
de creation of your lfe9 And suppose NJ.
Suchet abandon his occupation of clip de hair,
to serve his country by clip de head off de
rebel Espagnole is dis your bisnees? But
you put your pie upon every boddee's fin
gair.
0, rejoice too mush dat de time is close
BY whenyou shall be oblige to hold your mouse
Shut. Soon as Congress shall meet, and make
war to de Angleesh, den all de toree fedra-
lees will scampair for fear of the tar-feddur.
Den we shall see who will dare to say one
word against de government, and Mons. Ma
Olson will do all what he please for de good
of de people. Here is leetle strack OF one
lettair whsh have receive:
!" WASHINGTON CRY, Octo5re.
s. Mon cher .NTsAclas,
How will you be CRAFTY when inform
to you dis mattair. While was shave de
he say, Well, Jean, would you like
to be soliarc Please your honorship, re-
ply, should feel great pleshair for to do it.
Den he say, we shall have one fight before de
first OF Decembre, if de ice do not troze
de rivair. ask to him, Wild de Breteesh,
Sair? Assusement, he reply; Mons. Madison
have resolve, so you can make ready soon as
you please. o, Nicholas, what fine affair dis
will be We shall confiscate all de toree
houses, and get SO rich as de patriot did in de
Fransh revolution. My mouse watair for de
sport.
aes Je yous salue.