Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-01

regarded as the vessel, Is made alternalel.
the sport and the prey Of such storms, doe
ii become the hands on board at such
season to quarrel with each o her, or to ex
erclse cIemency and forbearance While
the thunderbolt ceaves the armament witt
its ominous fires, and threatens destruction
every moment, must we be engaged in the
task Of mutual destruction, as if we wishec
10 aggravate all the horrors OF The scene
In the absence of circulating medium, i:
every thing to be sacrificed TO obtain tina
which is beyond our power to obtain, a:
much as il is to control the conflict of the
winds and waves? Money is the represei.
ta'ive of property, and we conceive it nc
more than just. that he who presses fol
money at the present moment, should be
compelled TO take property in satisfaction
OF his debt, by fair and impartial valua-
tion. The present state of things presents
almost an anomaly in human affairs: man
is bankrupt if you demand money, the re-
preventative of property and perfectly
solvent, if you will accept of property in
satisfaction of the debt-the shadow, &C
cording to our principle of action, becomes
the substance, and the substance becomes
the shadow.
From the .Nep- York Gazette, Aug. 81.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
Captain Dowdall has favored Us with
London papers Of the 18th ult. two days
later than those which reached US by for
mer arrivals. The contents OF these pa
pers are not interesting. The seditious
meetings in England continued. The I'M
pudence of Wooler who writes the Black
Dwarf is one OF the leaders. His remarks
on the York Hussars procured him good
Gaming by the commander of the corps,
lord Grantham. He received the chas-
tisement, but not without a spirited re-
sistance. A journeyman from the print
ing office succeeded in efecting a sepa-
ration.
The Prince Regent was to prorogue
parliament in person in the House OF Lords
on the 18th of last month.
AT the Doctors Commons, on the 10th
of July, suit was brought by Mrs. Tur-
ner against her husband F. NJ. Turner,
Esq. for separation on the ground of adul-
terry. The fact Of adultery was proved, and
the Court pronounced separation. The
who was present. was SO much
affected at the sentence, that he burst into
4 flood of tears.
The funeral of Madam Blanchard was
attended by seven mourning coaches, and
several family coaches were in the train,
:h. was 45years Of age.
The English India Company have de-
clared a half yearly dividend of 81 per
cent.
The London Morning Chronicle of the
2lst uIt. says A serious calamity has
befallen Mr.. MOORE, of poetical celebrity,
ia consequence OF the misconduct OF de-
putty whom he has employed some years
in his office at Bermuda, and who has en-
bezzled a considerable sum of money, for
which Mr.. Moore is of course, legally re-
sponsible. The cause was decided in the
Cockpit before the Lords of Appeal, or
Tuesday last, and an attachment decreed
against Mr.. Moore's person.
A respectable Leeds paper says" A
Sunday School has been established for
some time at Manchester, for the purpose
of teaching children To hate kings and
Is conducted by reformers.-
Thus they hope to increase their ranks, by
alternating children from the worship OF
Almighty God on Sunday, and imbuing
their minds with the principles OF inhdeli-
~ and jacoblnism sufficient comment
upon their schemes, when they acknow
ledge that they are unable to accomplish
them, except by destroying the obliga-
tons OF religion and the foundation OF mo-
raiity."
Duri,g the last week reforming fe-
male visited Leigh ard The neighoorhood
to disseminate revolutionary principles in
the families OF the work people, to whom
she expalIated on the necessity OF altering
things, and descanted fuenty on the usual
topics OF reform.
But perhaps the most singular, as it was
certainly the most degrading part OF her
mission, was IL instruct them III the manu-
fscture of the revolutionary pike; formi-
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