Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-15
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:. 80. ,ha, can give different appetite
t,,s;go relations. or enable our wise
80, =, ,be Capitol better 't'au nov TO judge
Is the most proper course TO b pursued
ri, mission presablyis to ascertain IN VIVA.
IL. co.e,nn,ent of the un'ted
CT. intend to- cause their rights to %
..o.e,<d," that is, whether they 'n'snd 70
60 war with England; for the great
snDefta has hong aso said he would have
10 nsa,raIs and probably he Is AUTHORISED
"a enter into sosns eonv-ntion gath us, 70
stimulate ON what terms the Berlin and VT.
Ia, drcrt - shall be revoked. he viii also
s.. ,br brar.r of the love of BonaParte and
Nrs. B,nsnasse 10 MIR. Madison and his
lady.
Nmwi.hs.an ding the pretended exPeeta'
ZION of the Secretary of State, that me or
d:rs in council will he T, sciudrd, because
parties ID England sre very sp"eiul To-
yards each other, snd Il is expected the
ssw regency will rcscind them merely be-
cause sheir opponents issued and continued
than, NC have 80 belief that they will DC
rsssinded Till they ascertain. not the nom'
Mi, nor promissory, nor eond't'ona' feVoca'
zion Of the French DEGREES, but that they
hsvv actually rcasrd to operate. Until such
Operative revocation takes place, they vii!
not revoke. Till three months alter such
time. IN are, by our own law OF May last
ainwrd 20 resc:n6 ,fore the non' INFER
course is to SO into effect towards Them
But the nsw minister is not merely 10 see
THAI this is dane something more IS most
assafedlv necessary, TO amount to :hat
I" causing of our rights to be respected,
which will satisfy his royal and imperial
aisjes,y.
Our Imperial democrats and French to-
sses tell us. that no dependence IL q h'
pfsesd pu the Brisish--if they r~seind sh
er,.sr in council, they will, 10 ileu, 'ssu
other orders amounting to the:same thing
Now, IF Il were lawful to suspect any evil
sny ,r;cs, in Bonaparte. We should say that
If he rev hrs the DEGREES, his new DEGREES
smeuu; to The same thing il many respects
b. the Berlin and Milan DEGREES We ought
to Be allowed to carry TO France ia our
own bo.toms the produce of the British
colonies but by thx 5isckade e turning,
as ii has Be, n called, all such produce mas
70 10 the Ere like Sam Smiths gin.
Tbs new French m,nister has only come
TO get some n,oney- sonehsw-or 20 know
~hr,h-r ~. will daily with the emperor
no longer. but 60 to war viii, England
pvn!y ot covrrtiy, but with cI-ct, II Oh
sonis iercfeace, the cmnrror esa oS'al"
some much needed cash. or we vii j"'a N
Elective commercial rests cIions towards
England, his majesty viii be saIise.d tot
tie Prsss'.t.
We predict, notwithstanding the appa
rem, readiness with which some lnpor,an,
documents have lately been communicated
to congress. that the FIJI communications
which shall he made by Monsieur SIR
r''r to our government viii not os sent 20
the capitol.
Anscdate Of MASTER PAYNE.
A single anecdote is etten characteristic
While Mr.. Payne was in the district last
Summer, after having spent an evening IN
company with several ladies, he was ask
ed hrs opinion of a CERTAIN young lady o.
the company, Whv,' said he, "she has
Rae form, but, soma how, like to con
'ers' with a lady who talks as if she s'i<so