Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-19

We make no particular application Of this
extract ;yet we tank Corporal Trims speech
far excels the Enquirer's last No Milk and
Water production above noticed. The Cor
poral !gives his reasons.
C Measures, mot Men."--This is the De-
inocratic cant nozv and their prating SO
much about isaas this time is sufficient &C
Acknowledgement that it is a neSv doctrine with
them. But does any man believe that they are
sincere in there professions! Had there been
no change in the cabinet, we should never
have heard them utter this declaration this
thin veil contriyed to conceal the malice OF
disappointed ambition. What measures"
have lately been adopted, that all this outcry
should be raised We have not seen them
stated, and for augat we know, our adminis;r4'
ton is pursuing the old course. Mr.. Madi-
son has displaced one mar, and appointed
another in his room; and 10 our ears are
stunned WIN INC uhl VI : NICasuieS, NV
Men, Can such articles succeed We
hope not.
We understand, from uRquestionable au-
tbority, that Andrew Ellcott ESQ. of Lancas.
ter, Pennsylvania, has oeen appointed COM
missioner, to determine the boundary between
the states Of Georgia and North Carolina.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Postscript to letter from Liverpool dated
March /.
Since writing the above, letter has been
received in town, from a respectable mcr-
chant III London stating that the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES are really rescmdcd and
should the ship Fox, Captured under the or
dcys in councn) go y France without breaking
buk she would be admitted.
Live1uooi, llarch IL, 1911.
Since our last respects OF the 18th uit.
change has taken place in the political rela-
tons of this country and 'ibe United States
! Tie appointment ct Augustus John Foster,
To- succeed MIR Jackson, impressed many
with belief that all disputes between the two
oycrnmy hts were on the eve OF being set
| ttvd, which caused a still farther depression
| than our last quotations III most articles OF AZ
ulerican produce.
The arriy, i OF the Mentor from New-Tork,
! OH the 2ata February. with Mr.. Eppcs' reso-
| lutions, produced rather favorable effects on
! our market; holders are not inclined to sell,
! and there was little business done until after
/ it was known that Mr.. Plnkney had taken
| leave of the Prince Regent, and about to re-
turn nome, without being able to bring the
| ..euociation which has been carrying on TO a
! favorable issue. This unexpected event pro-
F! duccd considerable sensation, and tor a few
F., usys there was :, complete pause BUYERS
! were unwilling to advance muCh on former
| pricas, and sci..r5 we're sanguine in their ex /.
/ recitation of rise; however since it is un-
! deistood that Mr. Foster IS still going out
with new propositions to your government,
ami that there IS not much probability of any
{ hostile steps being taken on this size fer the
! present, a good deal. Of business has been
| done at the annexed quotations.
From the heavy losses that must of late been
! sustained by American Shippers, who certain
" cannot continue to pursue such atradc, We
~ light imports are expected, which will tend
INrtnCc 10 IatSC LIZ faiNSs S4'llf diS CiAVit-
ling to expect (trom the complexion C. the
latc Danish DEGREES, ard belief which pre-
wills, tl,at Gustavus Adoiphus the eX-kmg Of
Sweden, is about going to Russia in British
frieatt) that in the course of the summer
! there will be an opening to the Baltic !: such
an event will most certainly have a favorable
eHscs On our market; considerable enquiries
! are making after foreign sugars in antlclpa-
ton, and some speculation has taken place in
London. The distress for money is not quite
so great as it YVES. Manchester has had a re-
, lief BY an unusually brisk demand for Canada,
Land government have in contemplation loan
Of 5000, 600; excheqmr bills TO the mer-
CiMiuts... g,t
Besides the weighty engagements with
| which many houses commenced arc coming to
point an immense amount OF bills ION
your side have been refused acceptance and
mary that were accepted, remain unpaid
which have and continue to go back, we
therefore anticipate receiving by every arrival
the same distressing accounts OF failures that
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