Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-27

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manded the people to hold annually. lis
! matter of congratuIation that all these changes
which have taken place in our country are in
consequence OF the violence of our state go
vernment and the unaccountable conduct OF
i Our federal government. The body polite
has for many years been laboring under dis
eases of various kinds: It's now recovering by
its own exertions-without medical aid ii is
throwing off its disorders and will be soon re-
stored to its accustomed health and strength.
May Heaven speed the day.
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 90.
TO THE RIGHT WHEEL!
We understand letter has been received
by a respectable gentleman in this city, from
JOHN ADAMS, Esq. late President of the y.
States, In which he in substance Says The
present Administration cannot retain their
/ places-the change # sentiment in the New.
England States, is so general, that it is like
an Overwhelming torfent-t is irresistible
nothing can stand before it,
The patriot town Of .ye.y- Bedford, in Mass
and the respectable city OF Troy, in Nezv- York,
| are among the places which have adopted spi-
rited Resolutions on the subject Of the foreign
relations of our country.
o dear, qvhat can the matter be.
Froey the .Nez7- York Columbian, Democrat
haher.
Our impression is, that duty and Justice
| require that cur government should place
| England and France on the same footing"
| Distich from the Nezvbur1hort Herald
Plains, where Wolfe conquered * Montgom'ry
bled,
Yield laurels fresh for Granny Dear5orn's
head
Erfracf TO tie editor Of the aurora, dated Pa
| RS, 2Oth .dlhr14, 1912.
The arts are making great strides here,
and the following facts Will give some idea of
| the direction which they are taking"
| dtgo from Pastel, and Of Soda, &c.
The mean produce of sugar, extracted
| from beets, is about two and half pounds
| per quintal, A French arpent yields from
| twenty to thirty thousand pounds, which cost
| Z livres 10 sous per thousand. Besides the
sugar, every 100 pounds of beets yields from
| to pounds IF molasses, which is sold at 20
sous per pound. The dregs are sold at the
rate of 4 livres l8 soils, for the nourisbment
! of cattle, and also for manure. Beets which
grow in neqv or in floor soil, contain the
greatest quantity of sugar Some of this de.
scription Weld 5 and per cent
The leaves of hastel (zuoad, or isastis tine
toria yield at most ounces of indigo, per
! quintal, which is sold at "a livres per lb.-
It is equal in quality to the best imported in
/ dieo. This plant is easily cultivated: it
grows on old walls, in dilches, and in poor
| soil
The manufactures for extracting soda from
sea salt, have so multiplied, that there is now
more of this article than the consumption de-
mands. -
ErtrQct of a Retort Of the Minister Of Fo-
reign Relations, to his Majesty, the Emfe-
ror and King-Conservasive Senate, sitting
Of 10Th March, 1919.
@Such are for England the results Of her
! imprudent efforts, she already teels and VIII
every day perceive more and more that there
is no safety for her but by return to justice
and the principles of the laws OF nations, and
that she cannot participate in the benefit OF
neutrals but as long as she permits them to
enjoy their neutrality. AS long as the British
Orders in Council are .unrevoked, and the
principles of the treaty of Utrecht as to neu-
trails are not recognized, the DEGREES of Ber-
lin and Milan must remain in force for those
movers who suffer their flags to be deuatlona-
lied. The ports of the Continent must not
be opened TO denationalzed vessels, nor to
English productions.
journal de Paris, March II 1872.