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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30
',s,.LExAND,'RIA.
HUgsDAY, May so,

R,:t;,h packet Rapid, arrived a
ne p. :. - MONDAY last, in As DAYS
ssg ll0olI a via Halifax, with the
|fr0un, . r. BY this arrival London pa
spTil l = ar,ss,ceivcd to the eth April; but
Isss 3 contain nothing important.
n,;t;sh ship Contest, from Glas-
y 9. s. ,srised At Boston, with the crow
SOW, NJ. -'snaers. consisting Of 10 souls, IN
aad 4 p 3, French lady and $ children, o.
eiaalss pb;lip. capt. Charal, which they
tse spr 81 at sea in long boat, on the
l's~ a,',;Il n lat 41,loas Al. Capt. Cha
g NJ ,i' ,s,,raished the following particulars
+ = , rs accident which reduced his snip to
WIS., Y ss:lsa Eoa, Charleston March IS,
! ''s "sr,o Of cotton aid rice, bound to
w'ui ls : ! On the 24Sh LAT. II, long 45.
l l'.@ track b. a WHALE a.hwaFt the
Wa . '' ,yb;ch rose immediately after a
s s,.n By,lc bl.w We received, the stem
49, ~ ~ ter we're laid athwart shipte
~ al- ~ stsySoartl, from the scarf OF the keel
!. W.. S ssarf Of tie stsrn, which was q foot
.Ss 80 water took in all sail, set both
s sn'"Ss a work, but the leaklncteased 50
,sst that in half an hour The water was
~, .Aa,e fine cabia aoor--hoye every thlng
s sTdsek-cut ava the maiumast q tried
- sTaer;mcats uitA blankets, etc. to stop
~ Icak. but all our efforts were In vaia
.-yot out the long boat, and threw IN
same R clothing aud proyisioas-the officers
nas.eagers and crew got into her and LETT
r. hrs. Next dayfelI in with the Con-
,sst asi we're received on board. Goth.
Iell IN with the brig again---found her
fall cf water. dead lights out, seat boat
N board, but was not able to save any
,a;ng flom her except 4 bales cotton, the
sea breaking over her--toek in the boat
sad abandoned her, supposed the cotton
on board was allthat kept her from sink
iug. Next day expedenceda severe gale
d wind"
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Fer Sale.

Pursuant to a decree of the circuit
court Of the District of Columbia for the
county of Alexandria, made IN case Ct
Leroy Cash, against William Cassidy.
and others, will be offered for sale TO The
highest bidder, for cash. on the premi-.
ses, on .NomdaV the third day ot June
next. a Let OF Ground situate on King
street, between Alfred and Pitt'streetsE
and fronting % feet on king,strect'---'
Sale to commence at eIeyen,o'clecR.
Thomson f. Mason,
James lillian,
commissioners.
Ma5 90 DIST
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Horace Fled.

Requests all those indebted to the late
firm of Field AID Rock, to come forward
and settle the same by note or otherwise {:
As multiplicity of accounts have been
long standing, he hopes those concerned
will pay attention to this friendly invi
fot;op
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West-indies or CoastwiSc,

SSss The elegant and very fast sail,
3, E!:,..;s.saSss.ing sloop Em1zr, L. Cross, mas
ter; viii take freight for the West In
dies or Coastwise, on moderate terms.
She carries 700 barrels. Apply 20
T. H. HOW LAND.
s mo. 27 ct
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber. OF Alexandria
comfy iii the District of Columbia, has.
obtained from the Orphans Court Ct
said county, letters of administration
on the personal estate OF Benjamin d.
Patterson. late of the county aforesaid,
deceased all persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same aith the vouchers
thereof, TO tie subscriber, passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 25tb day
of November next. Or trey may BY l-v Re
excluded from all benefit to said estate;
and those indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF
May 1915.
Sarah Patterson,
Administrative; Of Benjamin d. Patterson,
May 2F eo4w
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Dodge and Ketett.

Who have for sale, in store,
Muscovado and Brazil Sugar, III hogs
heads, barrels and boxes.
MoIasses in bids. Il iron b@lad pipes
Cordage and Ravens Duck.
May 80 II
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NOEICE.

THE partnership of FIELD & ROCK
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
ALI persons indebted 10 said firm wiz
make payment to Horace Fled. who j,
duly authorised corrective the same; and
all those who have claims against the
said firm, will present them for pay,
mcnt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30
Horace Field,
Richard Rock.
cost
MAY 97-sS

s@ The BIacksmith's Business vii
in future be carried on by Richard Rocir
at the old stand, where he will be able t.
supply his customers and others; ant
requests continuance Of their tavors-
Having a complete stock Of raw mater
ais on hand. lie will be able to execute
any order il his line at very short notice.
Richard Rock.
May % cost
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public Sale.

On MONDAY the 18th day of June,
will be sold, at auction, on the premi-
Ses--
suadry building Lots at the
northern extremity of the town Of Alex
andria, for the purpose Of closing the &C
countsagainst tie estate of Charles Alex
ander, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate. are again re-
quested to exhibit them on Or before the
day above mentioned, or be excluded
from any benefit thereupon.
These who purchased Lots at the last
sale, are solicited to Come forward and
settle the same before the said 18th day
of June.
The EGscuters,
May 80 Gawts
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Removal.
.IoNN JACKSON

JOHN JACKSON
Has taken a counting room in Che store
occupied by J. II, Clements and Go.
and nearly opposite the Union Bank,
Where he c.6fsrs .jor Sale,
Turks Island and CadiZ Salt
Shad and Herring.
Also,
SS~ The brig Columbia, burthen l56
~ s.s tons, slows about 100 barrels,
an excellent vessel. ready for the tecep-
ton of a cargo, and can be fitted for sea
at a triaing expense. Terms liberal
Payment viii be received in any bank
paper CT the district.
Nav SO 2w
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Idesm It my duty to make this com
nunication to you, to give it the publicity
is Importance requires, in conformity
with the desire Of the colone; and am
very respectfully, your excelleocy's ODE
dient servant,
BENJAMIN HAWKINS,
9gent for 1. a.
His Excellency GOV. Mitchell.
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Wanted to Purchase,
a Few Hhds. of Tobacco Of the IN
"a speetion of 1915, or since, for
which cash viii be given. Apply to
Alexander Sangster.
feb % If
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For t,rel g BIT,

SIssx> The new and substantial sch'r
!ss!ss.Es:ss ass, Hope, Captain Harmon: burthel
aboat 700 barrels, will take freight t.
South OF Europe, Wcst-Indies, or Coast
wise. Apply to
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Received.

Received,
Per the schooner Native, from Boston,
so cases bordeaux claret, 2 dog. each
81 find in Store,
Molasses in hhds.
Chateaux margaux cla'-t,
Port and Tenerife wines, II cases
6 doz. each,
Spanish chocolate in boxes, l0& Il
lbs. each,
Loaf sugar in hhds and tierces,
Brown soap in boxes,
Hard 9, soft shelled almonds, mixed.
For sale by
BarneacaH and Papkam.
Nav % eosw
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Timber.

On hand, 500 LOGS, for wharf o,
ship building, girders. pump stocks and
piles-w which Will be disposed OF on rea
soaabie terms.
W. r. sWaTJN.
May so st
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10 the Child of !Sorro,c.

smooth and unaffected
10 the Child Of sorro,c.
Though clos'd in dark af'iiction's night,
Yet weep thoa not sweet child Of sor-
row;
For though to-day grief shrouds thy light.
Thy sun may brightly rise to morrow.
Though DER thy head black tempests
howl,
And marx thee with despair's dark fur
row:
Let not the gloom o'erwhelm thy soul,
But wait with patience for the NOR
While en- the darkcssshades ofwoe,
Of Hope sweet consolation borrow
She will her bcaming smiles bestow,
TIC gid with cheering ray thy nor
row.
Or if that morrow darkiy rise,
And thou art still immersed in sorrow;
Let Faith still point beyond the skies,
And whisper, & There's another NOR
row.
Then let this cheer thy dropping heart,
Aud guide where grief can never fol-
low;
Let Faith and Hope their smiles i'm
part,
Oh! still look forward to the morrow.
MORA.
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PRiNI3NG
Neatly executed at the Office Of the ~,
lssaadltjs sszetts,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30

The Neral conveyed in the following
s.anzas is as correct as the Poetry IS
smooth and unaffected
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PUBLIC BATHS.

Nav 20--25
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Nov OK
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Sarah Patterson,

Administrative; Of Benjamin d. Paterson
May e. eo4w
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mo. 27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By the Gov. Carver, Doten, arrived here
on Saturday, from Havre- de Grace, we have
Paris dates to the 3lst, and London to the 2Sth
March. Their contents net Of much po,it-
Ial interest.
Paris, March 24--Gen. Cesar Alexander
ID belle, this day received sentence OF death,
before the Permanent Council of War, being
convicted Of having co.oPeratsd with the U.s.
upper, during the month OF March last, IN
,aising troops 70 resist and overthrow the au-
,hority of the King; and of having seized the
command Of tue Department of the Duome,
without authority.
March 26.-Lady Wilson arrived this NOR
Mug a, Paris. The journal which announced
thai msssrs. Wilson, Bruce and Hutchinson,
had been transferred to the Concergerie, was
badly informed they remain in the prison OF
LIforcc.
Col. Bower has been traneferred from the
Conccrgerie, 10 the prison OF l.atoree.
March 3o.--Gen. Mouton Duveinot, arri-
we'd the 23d az Lyons, under a strong escort
he has been conducted to the prison Of
Beaune.
The sentence Of death pronounced against
1t. Gen. Count Travo,, has, il is said, been
commuted into 90 yeats imprisonment.
Gen. Debelle's punishment has been COM
mu,cd from death to 20 years imprisonment.
The criminality Of the Gen. originated in
rising againstthc ID, of Angoulemc, whose
life was mcnaceG, ADD his liberty comprom-
ised by order Of this Gen. L, was the Duke
Of Apsouleme, however, who vas the first to
sue for his pardon.
On the Esd March, the Duke Of Rieblieu
com munica,ed to the Chamber Of Peers, by
command ofthe King, the information OF the
intended marrisge 0f His r II, The Duke OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08
WHAT HAVE WE GAINED By THE
WAR

The federalists still repeat he question
now and then, " what have wo gained by the
war % Alas, good friends, YOU have gain.
cd NOTHING by the war. a. 10 what t:e Ma
TlON has gained, let any man say, who ha,
lately visited foreign parts, or copyersed VITA
these who have. Even the authors ot this
queer query, themselves, can not deny that
we have gained the respect OF all nations,
even Of ou' late enemies. NArtoNAL HONOR
was once EVERY thing with our good fiends
the fcdsCalists an object for winch no sac
rice was too great. But now they affect TO
consider il as NOTHING when cnrnpned with
foil pockets and whole skins . and one OF
them oven grumbles that his oRoc Is taxed,
ONLY to gain such atrifle as national homo, -
You may indeed ask, gentlemen, what
have apc gained By the war |" Y0u have
no dividend in the NATIONS gain. You nave
rclinquished your concern and sold your
shares in The national Interest," fOn have,
however, LOST abundanlly by ths,war or ratb-
CT by your conduct, dur ing It's p rasrcss. You
have lost Vermont ADD Ncw.HAm.hire, and
are in fair way to lose all Nsw-Engian
You have ros, The best possblefoppouun
TO regain a share Of the confidence oil the
county. There is no calculating how tar
you might have insratiaIcd yourselves IN
popular favor, had you maFnanimously thrown
your weigh,in the national scale at the first
moment Of war. In such a case your noble
conduct would have been nc, by an offer OF
some Of the most important officers IN the
country, and possibly, the people, at this time
would 10 the warmth OF their graliicdc, have
selected from among YOU candidate Tor the
Vice Presidency. All these yeu have fo'-
feited by your miserable infatuation. But
perhaps il is all for the best tha, party gov
srned by principles radically Dad, should do
nothing to regain i,s influence, Perhsp. 1t
is best that, being incutsbIy msd no lucid in
terval should induce the people 10 trus, them
selves again in your power. Hereafter, geo.
tlemen, when you shall repeat the question
"wha, have ,9e gained by the war 9 BE 1t
evermore our answer " YOU have gained
SoTnISo"'
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Berri, 10 The Prin&1o Malta Caroline, grsod
daughter Of the King OF the two Sicilies.
The Duke observed, that IL was the intention
of His II. TO appropriate FIVE years. pay of
his es,sblisbmenl $500 600 lr. per an for the
assistance OF those Departments Of France,
which had most suffered by the Two inyasiot...
The Chamber of Deputies were earnestly
engaged in making laws to introduce economy
in the expenditures Of government; almost
all the salaries of its officers had been redlo-
cd, and sinecures abolished.
An article, under, the London head or
March 22d, mentions, that shock Of an
earthquake had been felt there it lasted a.
bout TWO minutes, and the movement of fur
niture in houses was visible.
London, March 26.-2e. In the House of
Commons yesterday, ihe petition of the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery was presented.
Many parts Of j, were lively applauded The
petitioners recommend to the House, in the
most energetic terms, the adoption OF tho
most strict economy; and not 10 permit the
existence OF numerous standing army, IN
time of peace, as being opposed to the ptin-
ciples Of the constitution.
The opposition appes. 10 think, that tho
victory gained in the repeal of the properly
tax, will be followed by a change in the cabi-
net, to n.n Of their own party. Already they
have named mr.. Bennil, first lord of the trea-
sury~-lord Holland, secretary for the home
deparimeni--sir Gilbert Heathcoat, secretary
Of foreign affsirs--lord Cockrare, lst lord OF
the admirally--lord Grey, president OF the
ounc.'--lord Crenville, privy seal--sir Sam
uel Romilly, attorney general-mr. Brough-
am, solicitor general, Ssc.
The Income Tax is said to have produced
- millions sterling, annually.
The complaint Of the Prince Regent is an
inermi,tant gout, or the series of successive
attacts of that disorder.
Madcmoiselle Carneria, a.cenjed in ball
loon from the Champ de Mars, after assccn-
ding certain height, she cut the cord which
attached her TO the balloon, and descended
very leisurely and mojestically in parachute
on the borders of seine, without accident.
The Princes Of Brazil, is 10 be married by
proxy on board the ship, that is 10 convey her
10 Spain.--Shc will therefore land as Queen
of Spain.
The ruins Of Pompeli and Hercolaneum,
are TO be farther searched, by order of the
king of Naples.
The Duke de Richlieu, has been placed at
the head OF the French Academy.
Ii is reported that Lord Liverpool has lsk
the cabinet.
Marshal Prince Blucher, is said to be seri-
ously and mentally indsposed.
The Prince Regent Of England continues 10
be seriously indisposed.
The Parisians are delighted with the new
and elegant Steam Boat, now plying on tho
Seine, between Rouen sud Paris.
The English Stocks, had regsned their
former vaiue--Consuls 6l, IA, l-8
Cotton at Havre, April 4. Upland 46 sous,
Louisiana ~; the new tariff Of duties not de.
cided or.
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NEWPORT.
RHODE.ISLHND ELECTION
WEDNESDAY, My s, 1916.

RHODE.ISLHND ELECIION
90 Wednesday last, the General Assem-
bly, Of this state met in this town, and alter
proceeding to organize Lbs COVE nmen, forthe
ensuing political year, The committee 10 whom
the subjcc, had been referred, reported tho
following as the result of the election-,o
which VIC have annexed list Of the votes as
reported last year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08

II you can derive any consultation from
yous own concience in reviewing your past
conduc,--or from tha, everlasting subject of
seIf-puiIiing ego,ism, your erclussVe /" tailants,
virtue and religion"--iar from us be the GU.
el task of msrring the sweer dsiusIon. AS
ong as you are powerless in fact we, concede
TO you the whole dominion Of /anev.
Yer. Pfh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08
Foreign.

London, March 9.-rhe Paris paper con-
aims the following from Madrid, dated Feb.
IL -" All the subjects of his Catholic Maj.
sly are invited TO arm against the corsairs
Of ~ insurgents of America"
The depredations Of the Barbary Corssirs
along the coasts of ItoH continue. They
Ia,ely made descent with force of soon
at Morseuo, plundered the churches and
houses, and carried OF great number Of
captiyes
London, March 20. Inlia.-A leue- from
India states, that a dIsagreeable circumstance
has arisen al Hydrabad, the chief town OF our
steady friend. The Nizam's Sous arrested
servant belonging, i, is supposed, 10 the En-
ylish residency OuI Minister, Mr.. Russell,
resolved TO rescue him by force, and collected
a corn. called the =" Russell Brigade" with
same other troops aud two guns, the whole
.,nder the command Of British officer, OF his
,cort. This detachment marched to The
Young Princes residence, in the city oil Hy-
drabad They attacked 1t, but were repul-
ved with the loss of one of their guns and OF
u aoy lives, among which was that oil the bri-
!Ish commanding officer. This mode of OBJ
aiming redtess Is asserted 10 have been VITA
lhe Implied pei omission OF the Nizarn bui
The unfortunate result os II has produced
bad impre ssion on tho natives, the attempt
na,ing rendered US odious, and It's failure des-
picabIe. The young Prince, after his victory,
mounting a cha gef sa!loped win cro"G
of attendant. about the streets and environs
OF his fathers capitol and exclaimed 20 the
populace IN triumphant tones" that II was
thus they ough, to serve the English ,yfanis."
The yaI~able snuff box Of Bonsparte, en-
riched with l42 Of the finest diamonds, which
was found in his carriage alter the battle OF
Waterloo, has been sent 20 England TO be
sold.
Monday last there was numerous meet
ing of the Gentlemen OF Fhntshire and Den
Deubigshire, at the house OF Mr.. Thomas
Roberts, the Bell Ion, in Holy well, to con-
sder Of Petition TO Government 10 repeal
The du!ies on the expectation ot lead and lead
ore Sir J Williams, Bart. Mr.. Pennant, and
all the respectable genlIenen OF the neigh
bourhool were present petition was agreed
on, and several hundred signatures aaixed 10
il.
Leather.--Hides were ten-pence per pound
but are now vr.pcnceI Dark was at ol.
per tou, now at 81; and ye, shoes are as dear
as eycr.-How is this To be accounted tor
The Glasgow Chronicle contains the fol-
lowing passage. at is a iamentable fact
that the price Of weaving are now generally
a, point of depression that has scarsely
been paralieled in the eversi OF times. Prin-
ted Goods, Madras Hlndke chief, and Cling
hams, have fallen III weaving more than so
percent since aulumn; md more than so
percent below the rate Of ordinary trade. A
good trades can hardly earn hali-a-guinea
weak and weavers, on an average, not
more than six shiliogs. The distress OF the
Manufacturers arises chiefly from the COM
ple,ely gutled state Of every foreign market.
We may, however, take this opportunity OF
noticing that the accounts in the English and
lrish papers OF the failures in Glasgow, are
prodigiously exaggerated"
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Majority, 7s+ Majority, 351
After making choice Of the vatious civil
and military officers for The ensuing year, the
legislature adjourned on Friday evening last.
The following gentlemen have been az.
pointed for the FIVE Directors of the Naiiohei
Bank, which The President has the power 10
appoint John jacob Asior, Of New.fork'
Stephen Girard, William jones pleres bu''
Ter, lanes A. Buchanan,
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Leather.--Tides were ten.pence per pound
bu. are now -four. pcnceI Dark was at o..
per tou, now at 81; and yet shoes are as dear
as evcr-How is this to be accounted TOR
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reported last year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-13
Mtscellanfous 5f!eetions.

Mr. johnson, member of Congress from
Kentucky, in the late debate in the House OF
Representatives, on the plan for establishing
Military Academies, in reply to some remarks
Of Mr.. King, of Massachusetts,, which he con-
sidered as charging the President with enter
tanning views of secret ambition, seized the op-
portunity to pronounce panegyric, upon him,
in which, among other things, he says" IL
sras not necessary to account for such deadly
hostility, or personal hatred to man, 'rhose
public SERVICES had identified him 1cith every
agise measure Of the government for mpuards Of
thirty gears"
Our modest republicans" are extrava.
gantly prone to praise, and aatter each other.
If we were to take all they say for granted,
we should be forced to conclude, that no coun-
try on earth could ever boast of such collec
ton Of great politicians, wise statesmen, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-13

from unnecessary labor and recreation on
the sad day.
Given at the Council Chamber in Boston, his
TWEEN .ninth day IF Januay, in the year Of
our Lo'd one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, end in the for'ieth Of the Indepen-
dence Of he Urited States Of Ararics.
CALEB STRONG.
By his Excelency's command.
with the advice and consent If he Council.
ALDEN BRADFORD, Secretary.
God saue The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-13

The frigate built ship I. eneral 3rown, built by
Messrs. A. 4 y. Brown, oil New York, at the cost
of about 6 $4,000 and lately soldto Potion, Port
au- Prince, is said 10 have brouShtzgO, 900 dollars
to her owners.