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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-02

Copy Of the sentence of naval court mar
tial, held on board The United States ship
Washington, in New-lork, for the trial
OF lieut.. Benjamin Cooper, of the U. S.
navy, charged with cruelty and opprts-
sion.
-" The evidence being read by the judge
advocate, and the court having maturcIy
and seriously considc. d the whole, are OF
opinion that lieutenant BENJAMIN Cooper is
not guilty of the charge and specification
The Judgment of the court, therefore, is,
that nc is honorably acquitted therefrom.
" The court takes this opportunity TO ex-
press its decided disapprobation OF the spi-
rit Of combination 10 injure their superior
officer, evinced by the persons who signed
the letter Of the Goth OF August last, direct
ed to capt. John D. Henley; and particu-
larly TO recommend the dismissal of Vim.
7. Taylor from the service OF the United
States, for his agency in producing this in
furious and unworthy combination and.
further respectfully TO suggest 10 the con-
sideration OF the Navy Department the
propriety of expressing its disapprobation
OF combinations such as this, which tend TO
INSTRUMENTATION, and are destructive TO the
discipline Of the naval service Of the United
States"
ISAAC CHAUNCEY, President;
Samuel Evans, J. Renshaw,
S. Angus, Al. Dallas,
E. Trenchard, B. V. Hoffman,
James A. Hamilton, acting Judge Advo-
cate.
Navy Department, Oct. 90, lSlG.-A
true copy OF the original on file in this Of
fee. BENJAMIN ROMANS.
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FROM LAGUIRA.

Extract OF letter dated Laguira, Sept o6th
per brig Warrior, arrived at New. York.
"a few days ago an attack was made on
thus place by several privateers--a few
shots from the batteries made them sheer
of. Our aotlla is under way in chase Of
them.
General Morllo arrived at Caracas on
the 9TH inst after reviewing the army, TO-
900 strong, infan'9y and cavalry, indepen-
dent Of the garrisons. The next campaign
will be opened soon with every prospect Of
success. Markets dull-produce none.
philadelphia Gazette.
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From the PHILADELPHIA Union.

From the Philadelphia Union.
Extract OF a letter received from Cadiz, I'm.
der date Of the 30th August last.
! am not able to tell you any thing of i'm
portance in relation to measures adopted
by our government in the present momcn-
tous circumstances, but that the grand ex-
petition for South America, is repairing
with the greatest possible activity: many
troops are in motion from several points of
the kingdom to the environs of this city and
the isle of Leon, and sundry men OF war
from Mahon, Carthagena, and Ferrol, are
hourly expected here 10 join the squadron
almost ready at this port. Its considered
to be an expedition destined to carry into
execution most important plan agreed on
and supported by the Allied Powers.
We learn by the last letters from Madrid,
that our differences with the United States
will be promptly settled, and both Flori-
das coded TO them, if they come to final
settlement of al the points in controversy
between the two governments, on such
terms as reason and good faith require.
As to our friend Mr. Herekia, with whom
you have been well acquainted, during his
residence in the United States, he is now
appointed Charge d Affairs near the King
OF Netherlands and believe he will sail,
before he goes TO that country, for the Uni
ted States, to take with him his wife, the
eldest daughter Of our minister there, the
Chevalier de Onis. II it be so, will trans
NIT TO you by his hands the papers you
want, &c.
NEW SPECIES OF KIDNAPPING.
II is stated in the Augusta Chronicle OF
the 18th inst. that an emigrant from South
Carolina TO the Alabama Territory, attend.
ed The Clerks Office at Augusta, in con.
formity with law Of Georgia, and regis
tered number Of slaves he was carrying
with him TO his place Of destination
Upon examination, says the Chronicle, it
was discovered that a white child, about 3
years of age, was included in his return of
slaves TO the Clerks Office. This circum.
stance excited considerable interest, and
the cavalcade Of the emigrant was imme-
diately surrounded by crowd Of eager and
inquiring citizens the child was exhibited
to them--the conformation Of its system
The pure and eloquent blood which spoke
through its fine complexion-left no doubt
Of its origin, and Involuntary created
fellow sympathy in its behalf The man
was taken before magistrate, where he
entered a recognizance for his appearance
at our next Superior Court. The child
was committed to The care of gentleman
in this place, with whom it will remain I'M
til the result ola judicial Investigation"
From, the Richmond Patriot, Oct. 90.
THE EXECUTION.
Pursuant to his sentence, Rohsrt Carlton
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Jonathan ShilIabar

DIFFERS for sale a, his store, former
" ly occupied by JOSEPH DEAN, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets) the cat
81 of the schooner Harmony, from Salem,
consisting Of the following articles, viz {:
Barrels No. Beef
Hhds. tierces and bbls. N. z. Rum
Bales Of Calcutta and Bengal goods, Of
various descriptions, entitled to deben-
ture tiOns
Casks Of Cut Nails, different deaclip.
Sides of Soal Leather
Casks of Russia Tallow
Boxes No. I, 9 and s Chocolate
Do. Meuld and Dipt Candles
Nests Ut Boxes and setts Of Measures
Boxes Soap
Bags Castaaia Nuts
Jars of Balsam Capiri
Canisters Of Copal Varnish
Barrels and boxes Of Shoes, different
kinds
Bags Indian Arrow Root
Bags Of Tappioca
Cases Of Water proof Hats
Kegs Ground Ginger .
Charts Of American coast and Bahamas
Bundles Wrapping Paper
Herrings in ba relS January IS
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HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.

eTrhc Public are informed that the
House OF Industry established by the cor
rorA,iun. is now in operation at the cor
ner of Prince and Pitt streets, where do
nations from the benevolent will be Thank
fullv received. either in Money, Wood,
Food. or articles Of Clothing, which will
y faithfully applied. All persons wish
ing to have work done, either sewing,
weayrg, spinning, knitting, &c. can have
it done at moderate price, by applica-
ton At the House Of Industry,
JAMES LAW RASON,
January 10 President
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mounts q =, anil tae grs..Is lost are as
I rnwS:
Erig Pal,rno. twp bomb vessels, Gen.
'.rillo AID Sacra Tamllia, and bark Ia
r~one: \. Of Spain.-A barge u This port ;
ia. Danish >chunncrs Elizabeth aud VIC
= ie, aud the English slOOP Captain b.
tiny.
rhe comman,laot Of this place, who
during the portentous agitation OF the
,veather, Displayed the utmost zeal and
activity, ordered several bodies OF trooPs
10 Protect the prsperty washed ashore,
anil that on bIard the wrecks.
Price Current.-COcOa. 2l to p dol
larS coffee, II; cotton, 2l indigo, 9!
and 10
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DEING DESTROYS of having IS little
I'D trouble a. possible in keeping book
accounts, would beg those that deal
with me to send orders, and not tor less
than one dollar at tiae. 90 8,
will rent part Of my house for a
large wholesale dry coed or grocery, OF,
retail, or botb,. with good cellar and
compiling room, BY the year or otherwise
, Or, all the concern I now live az,
but not for less than five years or ! viii
sell the whole at fair price-S0 feet en-
King.street, and 100 deep. No better
stand in the street. IT,
2. 4 very neat little brick house to LET in
Duke-street, between Patrick and Hen
~ streets. ALEA. PEkki.
sent. 10 wslwWt
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January Is
Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
THE Subscriber having removed from
Alexandra, offers for sale, on IL
beral credit, the following Valuable Pro-
perry - 49,.
His Wharf and Warehouses, at the in.
tersectiOn Of Union and Princess streets,
at present occupied by M. Miller, Esq,
A Dwelling House and Lot on Prin-
cess-sreet, between Union and Water
streets.
Two D~elliDg Houses and two vacant
Lots adjoining, on Princess-street, be-
tween Water and Fairfax streets.
Two large Brick Warehouses, corner
Of King and Columbus streets-the best
stands in Alexandria for the -four and
grocery business.
A Dwelling House and Lots adjoining
The abnve, on King-street. at present &C.
cppied by Mr.. Rocker.
A vacant Lot on Commerce-street,
near the warehouses Of Mr.. Gilman,
A Lot containing acres, adjoining
the Little River turnpike gate No. /, en-
closed and in fine order for cultivation.
ANY Of the abUve described property
Sill b. sold on very liberal terms-tor
which please apply to JUha Dundas, in
Alexandria, or to the subscriber residing
in Baltimore. w. II. DUNDAS.
Januery % dStwimtf
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SulIY for Sale.
rTNIIS estate, situated in the county of
\ Fairfax, twenty two miles from

yTyHtS estate. situated in the county 1T
\ Fairfax, twenty two miles from
Alexandria, and the same. distance from
Georgetown, contains about seven humid
red and fifty acres. Little River Tam
pike passes through it half mile from
the dwelling house. The situation Is
handsome. aud remarkably healthy the
water is good and abundant. The soil
WHICH was originally excellent. has for
some years past had the advantage OF inn
sroyine husbandry, Plaster of Paris act
ing with powerful and immediate effect
on all grasses and grains. The fields
present good surface for cultivation;
and those, now untitled, are covered with
red clover. The orchards are very large
and thrifty; the collection of table fruit
;s choioe and various. The mansion is
snscious aud well constructed: the out
houses are conveniently situated. ard
the whole have been lately thoroughly
repaired and painted. The tarm hons
es' which are all nearly new, are expen-
sire and excellent in their kind.
For gentleman of leisure this would
be delightful residence and a prohta-
bic estate for an active farmer, The title
is intisputabie, and perfectly unineum-
bered.
Auum5er of well taught orderly young
men. with good stocks and farming uteD-
sis of all Kinds, and the crops Of the pre-
sent year. if desired, Will lie at the com.
mand OF the purchaser.
Application maE be made to the SUBJ
scribcr. livina-oE tie premises, next the
uost-cilice at Pleasan: Vai!ey, ~ Fairfax.
FRANCIS LIGHIF00T LEE.
sept. ~ tu'H
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LITERARY NOTICE.
AMERICAN EDITION OF

DIR RECESS &-EW CFCL0R.EDL8.
The publishers beg leave TO INTERN
their substr ibers, that vol. XXXVlI, part
IL, being the 74th number) is now ready
tor delivery.
When the undersigned became Proprie-
tors of this work, it appeared to be The
general and anxious wish Of the subscri-
bers. to have it completed with al! posi-
Die expedition and every exertion has
been made bE the publishers TO meetthose
wi,he& In the space Of two years they
have published twenty-five halt volumes
or Pats, SereateeR OF Which Exclusive Of
a volume OF plates) have been published
in the course Of the last years rapidlty
Of execution which they believe has ne
wee bsen'exceeded in any country. 1t
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poblishers % fulfil their engagements to
IT, subscribers TO this great work with
punctualitv: and they have rea 'on there
t,re t. exyect, on the part OF the susScl-
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The American publishers have nov
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ceiyeI the London copy ard as soon
a. they receive the few remaining mum
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will not exceed four, the American edl-
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THIS work already contains upwards
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MES less OF each Of the last twenty five
numbers have been printed than OF the
preceding torty-nine; and, that, owing
70 this arrangement, which WAS rendered
necessary by the neglect OF distant sub
scribe ito take up their books, and other
uncomfortable circumstances, there must,
;neyitably, be upwards Of two hundred
and fifty sets left incomplete at the close
Of the publication. These who, through
neglect or Improper delay, may hereafter
find their application Tor the completion
Of their sets too late, Will have no reason
able cause OF complaint against any one
but themselves, as all the subscribers
were individually advised Of the edition
being reduced, more than two wears ago.
MuRRAY, Draper, fAIKMAN & Co.
Philadelphia, Jan. g
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S& E,rckanss COFFEE House IN
aa.ssSSSNlARINE JOURNAL. Mk&
- 81 IlExANnRIA..-gANuARY e.

s1ET or IgEXAEBRIA...yANUA 2S.
ARRIVED,
Scar RrSaua, OpwuS, so days from
Costume, via Norfolk spars, fish and pc
.at1es, 20 the master.
- Spruce, Allen. s DAYS from Sa-
v,rrxh cotton and rice, to J.. HOwla
and oIhNT3.
= r,-v & Pllv, Taylor, % days
from Boston assorted cars", to Dunbar
and Townsend, :. & y. Reed and Others.
SNILED,
Erig Cleaner fir Boston.
- Leopard, Nr y. YO.S.
SChr Adclinr, frr do.
- Harmony. Tor Boston.
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Lawrason & Fow.e
WILL purchase MARYLAND and
w VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
November IL
Vaudeville & Larmour,

AAettiNhSN NV ~ A<oh hioot
OFFER roR SALE,
10 4 DRUMS Turkey figs
Hoy 90 bales, sacks aud boxes
soft sheled almonds
goo boxes musca'el u bloom raisins
80 casks first quality coiored Go
shen cheese
80 casks western butter, for family
use.
600 lbs. Tennessee live feathers
10 hhds. 90 bbls. whiskey
S hhds rectiiied DO,
10 hhds. northern ruin
pipe superior Holland gin
80 hhds. Barbados bright molasses
40 hhds. LIST and Cd quail. sugars
$50 bags Hav. 4 st. Domingo coffee
case nutmegs and cloves
9 seroons fotant indigo-- ...
With wines, liquors, and groceries as
usual.
N. 3. Groeers and families can be
supplied at the lowest prices. with mould
and dipped candles of their own manu-
factory, of superior qualities to those i'm.
ported from the eastward. Boxes ex.
changed. $3.50. January 9
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Diapers, Candles, Lead, &c.
rS PIECES DIAPERS
y so boxes mould candles
so boxes soap
90 casks cheese
case nutmegs
5 b6ls mems coarse shoes
4 tons sheet lead
25 drums and cases figs
Is aCZ bsOoms
so kegs butte
20 tierces new rice-received per
schr Mary 4 Polly, from Boston.
N STORE,
so barrels rice
so pork .,.
Russia aad Ravens Duck
For sale by ABIJAH ADAMS, 3,
Central wharf.
January 2S St
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Five Dollars Reward.


ID AN AWAY from the subscriber. on
h the Goth uIt. LEWIS GATES, an
apprentice to the cordwaining business.
about Is years Of age; pale complexion /;
his clothing, which is various, cannot be
described. lie has been lately seen at
the steam saw mill on M'Elderry's VT.
and no doubt is lurking there still. The,
above reward and all reasonable charges
will be paid on his delivery to the suit
scribcr. . - ~
Aso, on the sOth september, an sp'
prentice to the same. business, named
EDWARD CRAIMER, about IL years
Of age. One cent reward will be paid for
his delivery, but no charges.
., EDWARD HAGTHROP.
Baltimore, Dec. 10-Jan. 81 4t
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Potatoes.
Ladies Beaver Hats, &c.

Ladies Beaver Hats, &c.
TUST received and for sale at the Shoe
d Store Of WILLIAM TRUE,
Rins-street,
Ladies' and Misses black, blue and
white Beaver Hats, some OF superior qua
hty, with elegant trimmings
Gentlemen's 6rst and second quality
Hats knapt ard felt ditto. Also,
A quantity Of Ladies' praneIle Slip
pers. white and colored kid ditto
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes
and Slippers
Morocco and kid Boots, with fashion
able trimmings; misses 4 children's do.
TGentlemen's fine Boots and Shoes
kept ready made, and manufactured at
short notice by measure. All favors CRATE
fully acknowledged.
January d6lfmwtf
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Paper.
January 10

.s."-f Idpef.
TNHE subscriber, agent for an exten:
Il sive paper mandatory, will con-
stsntly keep on hand tor sale the follow.
ing kinds, viz: Letter and cap and com,
mon medium and super royal printing
paper, various qualities, blue medium and
cap, paste board, band box, press and
bonnet paper, tea and wrapping ditto
Contracts made with printers and others
ON accommodating terms.
ABIJAH ADAMS.
g.. Central Wharf.
January 6 -----~---.. tuf4w
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TENHE subscriber wishes to sell two va
liable Tracts of Land-one Situa-
ted IL the upper part Of Fairfax county,
adjoining the lands of Samuel Il. Griffith,
and bounded north ty the Potomac river,
containing 700 acres, about one half in
wood Of the cleared land cOnsidera-
bic proportion is hrst river bottom, equal
in fertility to any in Virginia: the upland
is well situated Tor farming aud OF a good
quality. There Is also mill seat on the
i, act os consite e. able value. This farm
is worth the attention OF any person wish
ing to engage in the farming business, as
il certainly il not exceeded ny any ia the
county tperhaps stste) as a iarm ct pro-
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Fish Barrels.

Y WILL contract to deliver at Pomon'
Il key warehouse, by the a0th March
next, from 300 to 1000 white and red oak
FISH BARRELS. at the market price.
VIM. ID. BEALL,
near Fscataway.
January 10 -. ---.---r. ...
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Boarding.

AIRS. WADSN OH H has removed
va To P,tt-.trcet, between Prince aud
- ~ >trcrtH, opposite the new st. PaofS
Hur,h, Wh,re she can accommodate la
r,.> ori gentlemen With genteel beard
r. January 5
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-MFMNR.iNDl.

Ship General Lingan, Weston, hence,
ar. at Charleston l6;a list. IL days
inm the CarcS.
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BY P. G. MiRSTELLER.
January &C
Stock at Auction.

The subscribers being about to decline
the Dry Gooi Business, have concluded
to sell by auction, at their store on King.
street opposite the Mechanics Bank, on
Monday the Goth January, salI their
Stock il Trade, consisting Of Six. Cot.
ION and Woolen Goods. Conditions Ii.
beraI and made known at sale.
.. y. ..g P, II. MINOR.
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NATIONAL LOTTERY.
For building t1vo LancaStrian School,
Houses. a Penitentiary. and City
Hall, in the City Of Washington.
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| prize of $4,000 dolls.

Of 10000, 9 OF 10000, OF 5,OOO,&c.
Commences dra,cing in June ne.rt, and
wtH be completed in tTefre days
dra:eing only.
Present price Of Tickets, as dollars.
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Sales at auction.

BY JOHN JACKSON g Co,
On SATURDAY, 10 AM.
Will be sold at our Auction Rooms,
. Uni0n-strept,
French, British, German, India and De-
nestle Dry Goods.
Conditions at sale.
January 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-11

loh duch. 1878.
Translated for The Democrats press1
Extract 81 a httcT d0teG al fhe Hague sd March
You Wall have learnt ere this reaches You
that the plan OF Ministers 10 restrain the IiLer
WY the Press, has failed in the Lower House.
The debates in the House Of Deruli.s oil The
question have been very serious.
Nix. CLIFFORD, declared that he for one
should teei happy 10 see the authors OF maici-
ou> insults against foreign powers punished
but dS Woi (saii he) see that there exists al,
necessity ior II new and separate law for This
pun o>c. Ministers wonid misuse it, PRAY
,rhat ~ Caiumny! Isl, Caumuy, w.en QUE SAYS
that Spain has re eSt .bt>hed the Inquisiion ?
Is II Cai,inny whcn one says that Eng iaad uo
Only wihks al, but >tirs our Colonies u rebel.
iion' Sr"n would il he said, tina, the Deputies,
illuminated government, when we oniy found
fault vita The acts Of minister's
lie Peers of France have rejected IA similar
proposr, and YET Tins very same France is gar-
ri>oned by foreign noOp>-shdii We not follow
hei example, beng III Il more inheprndent
Siinationt Nou will ,ecolitct that some years
ago, Mr.. otto tie French minis. .r at The Court
OF Loudon. demonstrated there against several
p"''"atioiS Impiicating The character OF Ma
p9lton-Mhai d'd 10. Hawks>bur>. Low fail
Liverpool. answer? That the press was free IN
England audi, the Emperor wanted redres he
must appeal tO iii, IL Judges
MIS-. HE CnoKIER-ihe King states i'm his
Message 10 tie House OF the 30,ll Sept. 1916,
that he had no reaSon to limit the opiuiuns OF
the people resPectia,: tie administration OF the
Kingdom. But Ice thinks differently as il re.
Specis ioreign powers. Tie King there grants
10 las people tor his person, aud for his minis
| 'erN, All possible freedom. This is very much
TO the ho or Of The kiag. Ii is a proof q his
fSnsiouN esteem for tue rights OF his subjects,
an1 entities him TO rank with all those crown
Cd philosophers who have desired the good of
mask 'nd-'ihe noble, proud old English an
s%er of the Earl of Liverpool TO MIR. Otto,
ought to be the basis which our minister tor
foreign affairs shoHid answer demands OF tive
same kind; and who would complains. They
rest on the independence OF the crown aud tie,
rents at the people. Can foreign ministers
demand more from US, than tn eqnaiise their
S0Terelsns with ours and what viii this new
law alter! Ii places the minister and diploma
'c agents on the same j1oiiRg with their mon
arch, and therefore foreign petty diplomatic
agent would he more to lac dreaded than our
hlng. There is something ia this law which
wounds To tie heat our national pride Great
men are always above caiumuS and ridicule
he 'aw was negatyed.
BRUSSELS, March iD.-Ihe troops Of Den.
marx, SdXouy, and Hanover. forming part of
TIE army OF observation now in france, are 10
return home in May. Those ut England and
Russia in September. The Russians an to EN-.
Dark at DUnkIfk, and to lessen the EXPENSES OF
Trans i'oriai!on, the Russian horses belonging 10
,neir cavalry and artillery, are TO remain in
france, agreeable to Il convention made with
the Fiehch government.