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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
Public Notice.

T-~HF undersigned, Police Consta-
T h!cs Of The Co pr'atton If A.ex
aGeris hereby g:ve notice. Tat Thy
shall, 10 fatare, strictly execute II the
pemal laws II Tie Corpoga;l -pa'tlcu-
'ly the act 20 prevent accidents fer
harses and cagr!sses frola dogs gong
a: large, and fem Fl c.. 90 Be found IN
the ssh page Of he printed laws # soe
Corporatieu) the Ia" which decilfes
that TO person shall ride or lead sng
h-rse, nr drive or t:ke any carriage
whatever over any Of the io,' pave
tnsnis--'(to se found in pag: II Of tbs
laws )---ths law concerning slaves, free
neGroes, and mulattoes, AID Tor other
purpases-..in page 1873; also the law
for the preser alton # order on tue Sab
bath day--.'n page 1856; also the several
lays which prohibit noisy end disoid,'-
iy conduct Of boys IN the streets. IS
hoped that parents, guardians and niaS
ters Of appI entries will bear in nhnd
that, painful as cur duty is, it will DC
.xecuted up al! such boys as snail b.
found BY us in the act Of violating the
laws.
By ordev "the Mauor,
Benjamin G. Wood,
EIljah Chenauit,
Arehiba'd L. Taylor,
John Neill.
March e., al
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=: ~ q csps,t,,,,1;;,
requested TO ma>
to the subscriber, " Boyd q Sim
the business Of Boot asay mutual
and will sell on the lowcsea ars
cash only.
March %. Ss
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Public Sale

Public Sale
ON Saturday next the 25lh ins. Will
be sod Ter cash, at the Dwelling
House Of the Subscriber, on King
street, opposite Capt Bun's
All the Personal Estate
OF JAMES PELTER deceased, con.
sIpsing of Esusehold g Kischta Fur
a,ture, Reds, &C The sale to ccm-
mence 2t 10 o'clock.
SARAH PETER.
.<dministratria Il Jasf Psiler, dee'G.
Ma9cS IS g.,
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Superintendent OF Police

Superintendent Of Police.
IT. For the Information of the
Citizens OF Alexandria, the follow
log law passed in Council, i4th May
1865, is published.
AN ACT
10 present distractions 10 tie free
passage Of eaier throngis The
cutters.
Be It enacted BY the Common
Comet Of The town Of .a.s,eeadri:s.
ia Common. Council assembled, l'ha,
no ini,abilani OF the town shall
l,encsior'h suffar any filth or other
obstruction TO be or remain for
more than one hour after notice FROM
tic superintendent OF nolire TO re
move. lie same. ia any part Of tie
gutter opposite The ground occupied
by sucli iakabIts1t /; and every per
son herein offer.tiing, shall forfeit K
pay fox each uiftnce The sum Of fly
eents, to tie recovered by warrant in
the nauie CT the COMMON council OF
Alexandria, before the Mayor. or
any other justice OF the peace: and
il any inhabitant SO notified shall
neglect such aotiee, the superinten-
aant Of police may proceed from
ime to time TO give new notice, and
the neglect ofeach succeeding notice
Shall constitute a new sIfanoe -
Pr0uided, That nothing herein con
tanned shall be construed 10 dispense
with the duties OF the superiaten
dant OF police as heretofore prescrib.
ed by law
Also, the following abstracts Of
law passed 5tia February, 1900
SEC. VII. Every owner or oc
eupier of any lot. Oh which any ne.
cessary Row is erected. or shall here
after be erected. shal! keep the sarae
in good repair. and shall not suffer
ii TO become nuisance, Or offensive
10 the Observation-Disclosures the
penalty of forieiting two dollars for
every twenty four hours such neces
sary shall continue to be offensive,
after he or she shall have received
notice thereof from any warden ofihe
corporation.
SIC. VIII. No person shall keep
in his or her store. house. ware
house, or yard. or in any other place.
any fish, beef, pork, or other animal
or vegetable substance. after il has
become putrid or damaged in such
manner as to become Ole nsive. ANY
person so offending. shalt forfeit and
pay two dollars for every twenty four
hours he or she shall keep any such
;,aimal or vegetable substance, after
having been required 10 move the
same by any warden of the corpora.
ton,
SEC. TX. No distiller, soap boiler,
tallow chandler. halter, or other
person. shall discharge any filth o.
offensive substance into the streets
or alleys. under the penalty OF one
dollar fer every offence.
J. LAWRAsON.
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70 HIRE.

A FEMALE SERVANT, who IL
steady and has always been accc stoned
to bouse work. Enquire CT tie Eilor.
Mareii rs st
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Nat. latel.

Mr.. MoNRoE having left the seat
of government, on AN excursion TO
The country. Tor .he recovery of his
isalth, Mr.. DALLAS will, We an
defstand, discharge the duties OF
Secretary Of War, until the arrival
of ar. Crawford from France. !.
II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23

FoRT CHARLOTTE is a regular
built work, situated at the head OF
Mobile Bay, and at the mouth OF
Mobile river. 1t would require
four hundred artilicrists to defend II
if ii were in good order. Il was
much out of repair when delivered
up to the U s. Fort Charlotte is
commanding. but is unhealthy /; It
'seiag surrounded by fresh water
marshes. The waterin the town OF
vi ai,iie is not drank by those citizens
Who ear afford TO send three miles
for it 20 an excellent stream called
the Portage, where good. clear. and
Wholesome wafer can always be had.
rhs water for lhe troops is brought
from that place.
: i 70 ~
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NOTICE.
LOST OR .NI&kAIn,

A Certificate st tsrky Stsres OK
Stock in the Mechanics B., OF AK
andris, Numbered from $3.50 t" s6t7,
both inclusive also fur SHARES IN
the Esnk Of hltxandsia, standing in
the aarae cf William DcNeale decess Z,
Application will be- made 10 ctch f Ito
Banks fer renewed IF TIE So" by
JAMES G. DENfAl L,
ard REASON WILCoXEN
Executors Of VIM. Deneale, cG'd.
Mack % 81
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NOTICE..

WISH to purchase few hundred
tous ef PAYING STONE, for @hich
i liberal price VIII be given by apply
Jog 10 .oo.,
Superintendent 1rolics.
March %.
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Apprentices Wanted.

THE subscriber will take two or three
boy4 Of good moral character, between
the sges Of Is and Is years, 10 learn the
Bl2ck and Punt making trade.
COLIN HUNTER:
March %. st
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ALEXANDRIA.

Oar Port and whaFyes begin to
,esanle ,heir vented aspect. On
rue,,lay We had MAE arrivals one
f.oa Amelia Island, and tue rest
from nol'hern and eastern ports
,Io0a his Lappy ard unexpected res
to.a,;sn Of :. Free 1'ra'.e aad Sail
ors pis.,,sn We heartily eonsra'n
late tie citizens of Alexandria.
whose feelings and interest are 50
aeeply concerned in commeses, and
upon whom the pressure Of Us res.
trisiious have borne With siasuiaF
severity.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23

A gentleman who Ieft Monireai
a, Tuesday last. informs the Editors
of the Boston Palladium. that Gen
MURRAY and the other officers wao
have arrived az Quebec lately from
England, we're aboui 70 return home.
in consequence Of the peace that
the British lorees had been tleawn
from The lines. the Militia. and i're :
yineial TROOPS disbant!eti. aud the
buildiag Of vessels at Kingston dis
continued.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23

gs the late Census Of the State OF
n York. il appears that il coni:slas
one million anu ,airty tiaoasand souls.
Giving an increase Of II represen
tat;,es inths Legislature, since 1910
The apno,4ionment viii be about enc
renresentatise TO 5000 souls.
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IT. For the Information of the
Citizens OF Alexandria, the follow
log law passed in Council, i4th May
1865, is published.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23

IF The Proprietors Of Dwelling
& Store Houses, will please TO taxi
notice, that the number and exams
natiop, OF the Fire Buckets will BE-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-05

they not enter themselves on the muster
rolls of the national guards, & why should
we be exposed to the dangers Of civil
war, by adopting an iniudicious means of
repelling foreign invasion We are also
displeased with some revolutionary phra-
ses which they make use of in the instlu-
ments of their associations, such as this.
Tor instance, {. We will also by our atti-
tude, strike with terror those traitors who
might again wish the debasement of our
country" These words terror and trail
tors, are dreadful, they have been the pre-
tence and the signal for many crime
Citizens have not right to strike terror
into their fellow citizens to the law alone
1t belongs to intimidate and punish the
guilty.
STOCKHOLM, April Is.
DIR. Lindblom, archbishop of Upsala, has
lately received the profession of faith of
the duke OF Sudermania. son to the prince
royal (prince Oscar, son to Bernadotte. J
lie was Instructed by DR.. Wallin in the
principles of the Christian religion, and
was examined in the presence of several
members OF the diet. His highness recei
yed the sacrament yesterday.
:. WARSAW, April 25.
Since the beginning of the month, the
hussians keep saying every day that they
are gong to march, and as yet we have
not seen single regiment in motion. This
day the departure of the army is announ-
ced to take place on the LIST of May, but It
has been announced SO often that we begin
to believe, that they will not march this
time any more than they have done be-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-05

x,, ihoS rHE LoNnoS COURIER xIr 4.
/, VIC iay before our readers to-day two of N.
soeumsnts 1--WE hope to give the rest U y, s'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-31

q society, in The prosecution OF valious arts
md professions and all of them, as well as
he veteran few who survive the laps OF
line, have been the objects of grateful recol-
lection, and constant regard. II is fer the
American army, COW dissolved, TO pursue the
same honorable course, in order 10 enjoy the
same inessimsble reward. The hone may be
respectfully INDUCED, that the beneticenee Of
The lcgislr,ve authority will beam upon
suffering merit ; an admiring nation VIII unite
ihe civic with the martial bonors, which "a
dorm rs heroes /; and posteriny, IN It's theme
Of gratitude, will iodiscrim miDaely praise the
protectors and founders Of American lnde-
pendence.
By order of the Pdesideni Of The Cuni,sd
States.
A. ]. DALLAS, Acting Sec. of War.
This letter is accomplished by instructions
to Mjor Generals Brown, Jackson, Scott,
Gains, Macorpb, and Ripley, (who are re-
lained On the General Staff TO ispair to
Washington 10 aid in forming The Military
Peace Establishment, and TO report on the
Organization of the Army, the Selection OF
the Officers, and the Military Station pre-
missing, that their report viii be consider
ed as an authentic source of Information,
to which just respect will be paid in ali
future deliberations on the subject
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From, France.


The brig Monkcy,of NcwYo'k, from. Ecr-
deaux, has arrived at that port with full car
go OF dry goods, silks and brandy. The M.
sailed from b. on the 18th Of April, at
which time all was quic, there. The militia
~ and civil officers were devoted 20 the In
peror Napoleon, as were also tho fof.alact -
BY "hohalGce," the s,ickers for the " di-
vinc rights" of +" legitimate kings" mean all
those who ate no, disnyfed with some hri0t-
legged order. According 10 their definition, a
merchant, or other citizen, however rich and
respectable, is one Of the " "fofiataee.
An English ~, lIigate, aud big OF
war, were cruizing of the Cordovan. Sev"
eral French coasters had been captured, and
blockade Of the coast was daily expected
an embargo was also talked Of. The Monkey
was chased but escaped by superior sailing
From The Paris Journal, IF .3pril 5h.
10 1918 and 1914, the Sovereigns !eaguch
against France, supported by the opinion oi
their subjects, because tbs tomenting OF INC
war had succeeded in making item believe II
was their interest to oppose The preicnt'ons OF
Etanre. France has no longer any pretcnsiohS
that need alarm thew. The Emperor came
out Of his reliremen, with rev system both
internal and external. He reiiDquishes the
idea Of the Great Empire in the one case,ana
merely wishes free constitution in the oIher.
No experience is lost Aher Ii yea ot
miraculous success, the Emperor found HIM
self stopped in his career by the European
moyemcn, in favor of the peace and indcpcn-
dencc OF nations. After years local Gov
ernpcn, the Bourbons found themselves Tor
saken by The national feeling which reqnredl
guarantees. j.. durstion in France OF IN Eu-
rope, then dcpent 1 upon him who would,
respect that independence in Europe, and,
would give that Liberty 10 France. he Eni-
Peror can have no other object His new
situation imprcsses upon his Government a
new character.
Genius has struggled against the Human
Race. The latter has uiunphed Cunnira
has attempted to deceive, bit its ui~.s hsv,s
been discovered and diseoneer'ed. There '5
no other resource excepting IN aa,ursl uu'h
and good faith.
The Emperor now wishes, therefore, every
thing ,ha, foreign powers ought TO wish OF
France requi'e. II they attack hir-. they sry
no longer in the situation of 1918. Thei'
weapons viii be broken or iuined ssain.,
themselves. /,
lf,he Emperor j, a,iiesci, 3. viii no 'o,
&C. . in he sim,l:cs 9f 1914 rhose vbl
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FOR ELBA-DIRECT.

The fine new ship John BnN, Capt. Castle
reagh, has part Of her cargo on board, aud
will sail with all possible dispatch. She will
carry ont with her for the amusement OF The
passengers, complete set OF the Quarterly
Review, several late files Of the Times news.
paper, Monsieur Eustaphiese's prophecies,
PrsoD Parish's sermons, and several others
preached at Boston upon the " downfall OF the
tyran," within the last ten months. Also,
full and complete narrative Of the grand Cos
sack festival at Boston, TWO genuine copies OF
the august ana highly important proceedings
OF the Hartford Convention, six beautiful hot
pressed copies of the proceedings Of the great
Vienna Congress, and several hundred copies
of The Hon. Goycrneur Morris's Grafton, de-
llvered al New York in Junc last, OH the re
slor,iion 4 the Bourbons TO the thrcDc OF
Francs Apply to
BROTHER JONATHAN
+ 81 T,,.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
new YORK, MAY "a.

NEW NokhJ MAY "a
FnCM EIGL.dNU.
Yesterday arrived a, this purt, the Russian
ship ST. Michael, in 40 days f,om Liver
pool BY this arrival the editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received Lon
don paper. 10 the 10Th, and Liverpool TO
the l2lh Of April, from which extracts
follow.
War had not been declared agains, France,
but it appears by our London pape's thai
great preparations were making TO COM
mence hosliliiics, by all the Allied Powers.
letter from merchant in Liverpool, OF
the | lth of April, says American Stocks
are at par. (asking price. )."-Anolher letter
of tho l2'h, says, s. Dollars are FIVE shil-
lings and nine pence" Tue latter adds,
{" do not believe we shall have war with
Bonaparte."
Another letter says, sc The expectation Of
sail cloth, and all other munitions of war,
arc prohibited in Holland, unGer the idea
that war will TAX 6 place between that coun-
try and France" +" The King of France
passed through Antwerp,,he 29lh March"
Loudon, AhrH 1.-Two American 74's,
and TWO frigates, half manned, are shortly
expected at Pymouth, TO complete their
crews from the American prisoners of wal
AZ Dartmouth, and then 10 sail against the
freebooters on the coast OF Barbary.
London, .6hril 8 Every arrival from
France shows moe and more that Napoleon
Bonaparte is destined 10 sway the sceptre of
that grea, nation, and to be the author Of still
greater changes in human affairs than we
have yet witnessed, great and wonderful rs
as The events and revolutions Of late years
have been.
Marsha,s Ney is to have the Chief Com.
mand of tho French armies under Napoleon
No measures for defence are neglected
on the part Of the French Govei nment Gen.
erals of Division aud strong corps of military
arc repairing to the frontiers, and to every
part of the empire demed vulnerable to an
enemy Orders have been sent all along the
French coast to mount the great guns and
the artilerymen have marched TO pu, in the
most complete state Of offence and defence.
London, .AhrH io.--On Saturday French
Courier arrived with dispatches from Bona
partc he is said to be the same Courier that
was sent back some days ago from Dover
he landed his time at Deal, add was suffered
to proceed at once to London. The des.
patches were Immediately delivered 10 Lord
Castlercagh. They are understood TO con-
tain despatch To the Count lie Ia Chastre,
the French Ambassador, directing him 10 re-
turn to France forthwith, and appointing Nj.
dc Rayncval charge des afflirs. an the
French consu.s now in Great Britain and I've.
land we're confirmed. Nj. de Rayneyal he'd
left this country some time ego on a mission
TO Louis XVIII The dispatches &c signed
Cauliucourt They were communicated TO
the Priace Regent, and 10 the Cabine, Coun-
Gil, which met in the afternoon ut the For
cign Office.
Ouch and French mail. are arrivcj.--At
Os,cnd, il was stated on Saturday. that Dun
kitk had declared for Louis XVIII. and ih0i
two British regiments had beeo seot thilhcr.
The Duke of Wellington arrived 4, Brus-
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sells On The 5lL. Ilc left Wilma - .hc 9 ,
ui. The arrival OF Bonapcl,e 81 Paiis and
the departure OF the King were known.
The Empero's Of Russia and .auslris, oEa
the King Of Prussia, will, il is said, bc pies
ent in person in The ensuing campaign.
Troops continue TO embark, and aInrluni-
ZION TO be sent off. with incessan, alac.iv.
At iiatwicb, Dover, Deal and Run.sga:c,
cmhaIkaiions take place daily.
The la,es. accounts from Eol!and state that
Certain intelligence had been received flom
Vienna, of the King Of Saxony having 6,
length given in his accession 10 the decision
of the Congress.
1t was NJ. An,ole dc Monlcsquion, v 10
was employed 10 carry eff the young Napole.
on from Vienna. He went 10 Vienna under
prctence of seeing his mother, who is the
boys gove'ness. Tic counteraction oe tho
plot has produced the greatest consierno,inn
at the Court Of Donaparie, who had before
hand announced the auccess Of the tnie.-
prize, whicl. he believed so certain, that c.
quipagcs had been a!tcady sent off 10 meet
the Archduchess and her sen.
.Aart-, March % The famous Charette,
presented himself in the district Of the Low
er Loire, In order 10 recruit, but the inhabi.
lAn,s being tired of war, stoned him away.
Lyons, AhrH i--Evcry thing is perfectly
tranquil here.
Paris, AhrH 5.--IIis Excellensy General
Clausel, governor Of the llth military diyis-
ion, has received official news ,ha, B yonue,
Tsrbes, and Pan, have hosted the ul-co!or-
ed flag, together with Mantauban and Aeen,
on the Sc April Marseilles did tho same Oh
the Is, ct April, and all the principal places
in France.
abolition er The Stare Trade.
The pa'tisans OF lIbe al idears, who are so
numerous in Grea, Britain, will doubtless sp-
plaud ibis grca, act Of humanity. The only
Iiyalfy which can hereafter subsist between
France and England, Is that of deciding which
of The TWO nations shall make the gscaiesr
progress in the ar, OF rendering lions free and
happy.
The decree abolishipg the slave trade
will put an end 10 all the nesihes which ex-
lists IN regard TO ST. Domingo. There was
reason 10 tear that The late government was
at one time DESTROYS OF subugaling by force
of ms, population deic, tn ineG on resis-
tancc. Now the idea is altogether relinquish-
ed Of exhausting The public treasury in On at
tempt 10 rceslab!ish slavery in ST. Domin-
go.--Ihe goveiDm,nt, which wishes to re-
main at peace with all powers, is occupied
with objects of the highest importance to the
happiness of the French people. 1t is pre-
pairing true constitution, which will guar.
anlec The rights of all, and Will place under
the safeguard OF positive laws The security of
persons and property. France, thus re-con-
s'ituted as free nation, will think only Of the
conquest Of peace, Of industry and the arts:
she will arm herself only to defend hes inde-
pendencc and rights ; but then all the citizens
will BECOME soldiers, and will be inyincible,
guard by the sutcary genius who is come 10
oppose the return Of bArbersm and 10 recall
us TO liberty and honor"
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- .'a' =" wa "a bbsa' ~ > -
movh England. the news of the ratification
OF the peace with America, was bighIy dec
ormsd, and the bells Of the place were imns.
dis!sly rung,
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NEw-YonK, Dec. g.,
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Yesterday morning arrived at this port, the fast
sailing ship Packet, Porter, in SO days from Ha-
vre de Grace, from whence he sailed on ste 2eth
of October.
BY this arrival we learn verbally, that France
remasned qiliet-that most of the Russian troops
had left France-that the British and Prussian
troops renamed at Paris and that the trial of
marshal Ney was not finished.
We also learn, that the markets for American
produce, particularly cotton was on the decline.
Among the passengers in the Packet, IS Colo.
mel Antoine Baron de Bellina, a Polandef, late
|equerry to the Emperor Napoleon, Commsndant
Legion Of HONOUR, of the Diplomatic corps, and
of Military Plans of the Private cabinet of the
Emperori Kpight of the Military order of Saxo-
ny, and Commander of that OF Bavaria, &c. &c
Hehad been % years in the French sev. &c, made
all the campaigns with Napoleon, accompanied
him TO Elba, and would have followed his for
tunes inst. Helena, but the English Government
would not permit him. .lfer .qdo.