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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-23
E-o,a III. N. York Com Ado. June ~.
sr from BOMBAY.

n
To the polite attention Of Captain Rob-
.;r.oo oftbe ship Tea Plant, which az
.;.od This morning, we are indebted Tor
The following memorandum, and tor HE
of the Bombay Gazette to the Gath OF re"
bruary - =,
MAY 7th, at 6 A. NJ. saw the Island of
S. Helena, bearing N w. distant IL
leagues, light trades and CLOUDY. AT III,
saw two sail on our larboard beam, bear
ing S. w. at noon made ooe out to be a
man of war, under all sail, in ohace OF US.
At2P. NJ. she dropped nearly IN our
wake. distant about three miles. AT 8,
saw another man of war to leeward, stand
;ng off fran the land. At 4, abreast Ut
Jamestown, distant miles, saw "a gun
ship, a trigate, and sloop OF war at an
Choir also several merchantmen. The
man of war ahead now stood IN lor the
island saw another man OF war Oil The
n. w. part of the island. AT D, tue snip
in chase commenced firing when she
found the ships ahead let US pass; II was
presumed the men Of war to leeWard sup
po,ed we had been boarded by the SHIPS
on the weather station. The snip unaer
.he island now made all sail in Chaoe, but
the other ottsailing her, she soon hauled
her wind again. the breeze noF refresh
fng, found we dropped the chase last Al
2. they were hui! down, though contlnu-
ed firing until G.-M 10, lost sight OF the
chase, fresh trade winds, and clear plea
SAINT weather.
" The day after we passed the ISLAND,
came u, and spoke the English East India
Company ship Lady Banks, from Ben
gal, the Cape, and St. Helena, WHO had
lett the island the morning Of the day We
passed 1t informed US BonapaHte was IN
good health, but continued in his old sulky
mood. and kept himself quite shut up.
The Tea Pant has performed bsf
voyage to ludia and back in 8 months,
which, | believe, is unprecedented for
dispatch. Sailed from New-lork on the
18th October, arrived al The same port on
the 18th June"
Letters from several parts of India speak
of the severe weather which was eXperI-
enced in that quarter during the month OF
January. Al Purneab, on the gath OF Jan.
the ground was covered with hoar frost.
AT Juanpore on the 18th, the thermometer
stood at 80. The letters add, that the In
digo has suffered much from the severity
OF the season. A letter from Sheersatly,
mentions thai on The l7;h, 18th, anu 18th
of the same monlu, the thermometer was
at %, and that they had ice quarter OF
an inch thick. Ali the crops were luined.
Appa sail had beea seen near AsseeIg-
bur. 1t was believed ,Oal he intended 10.
gail that town. Nasee has been laken by
as,au.i, oy the force under the comnand
Of Sir WIN. u. keir.
IN, Bombay ua4ette of Feb. ~, says
- i.si,m DUaI1e, iormen5 eu!tof Ol pa
per II - naa., is uOw mIki"g a Consi'Icu-
GU. inquire in AnieriCa, a "a mode dc COD
be,t."
Calcutta, Jon. 20.-Arrived, the Am.
ship Es,eA, jun tiinman, from Madelra.-
OF a..u;ta, the tosanna aud Quar-. both
.anencan.
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For Norfolk and Richmond,

IAM The schr SEA. Will sail for Toe
sA above ports on Sunday next, and iaks
freight on moderate terms. Apply to WIN
Ramsay jr. or to the captain on board a.
Ramsay's wharf, who has for sale cargo
of Heih's first quality coal
June % IL
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Chnrleston June Is.

JUSTICE ENLIGHTENED az STARVATION.
In a civil suit now pending in this city
the jury retired 10 make Up their verde
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-23

Mr.. Forsyth, Our minister 10 Spain, was
detained at Cadiz until the 3olh of April,
on account of the numerous bands Of rob-
bers that infest the road, between tia.
place and Madrid. letter from Cadiz
says" it requires small army to travel
with any degree of security very str. ng
escort accompanies Mr.. F.
Philadelphia Gazette.
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London Nag l2.
THE FAIR cIRcAsslAN.

His excrilency the Persian Ambassador,
with great poiiteness, has acceded to the
wishes Of our female nobility and gentry.
The fair Circassian may now De seen uaiiy
By those properly introduced. Its aeces-
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Translated fer the Philad. Gazette
Court oflssizes Of Brure,7es;
CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE EMPEROR ALIEN
AMBER.

CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE EMPEROR ALIEN
AMBER.
Sittings Of The 2o'h .lpri!, 1913.
In the sitings Of yesterday was read the
act Of accusation, and the Deputy Attorney
General communicated the particular iacis
from which lie inteuded IL prove the
criminally Of the accused. 1t is ascer-
tanned that the dispositions of the witness
ses were particularly grounded upon some
conversations between the accused, before
their arrest apdirom their mutual intimacy,
The charges are--to have fomcnicd
mistrust, separations and quarre!s amongst
the citizens OF the low cuun;ries-to have
produced the disorder and revolt by an
act contrary 10 good order. cons siing IN
an act ultimately agreed upon between
them in October, 1918. at Brussels hay
ine in view TO seize upon H. NJ. tie En-
npror of Russia, at tie tune OF his trave'S
in the low countries to force II. u. 10
sign proclamation 10 The French nation,
to insist upon the return OF Naroieon 800
naparte TO France 70 proclaim =, son,
Francis. Charles Napoleon, emperor OF Tie
French nation. and Maria louisa, the
empress rcgert; 10 murder the emperor
( in case of his refusal 10 sign the Procama-
ton and if aereed upon, 10 take II. NJ
to some province OF France, to facilitate
b, his presence, ani b. the pron;ulsa'icn
of his proclamation 10 he French people.
revolt against the actual government
and to have, mutually and severally, been
concerned in the frll knowledge CT all the
circumstances leading to the said act a.
rainst GOOD order, and ts be the Chief pro-
moters, by gifts, and promises, or by CAV
ing information how top'oceed and anal
", by furnishing, knowingly, arms and c.
thec means, necessarystowaFds The eAecu-
ton of said plot.
By the S7th article of the Penal Law,
capital punishment is fixed against any
attempt or plot against The government
the hereditary succession TO the crown or
against the chief OF the kingdom; aiiho'
by the 9Ist article, the main OBJECT OF the
cons piracy should be civil war,by arrayng
the citizens one against the other. We
can find in the facts OF the conspira;ors
brought against the prisoner, nothing OF
the crimes denominated in the articles 81
and or. of which we are more fully con-
yinced considering how they are situated,
and their case comes fully under the lst
art. Of the royal decree, dated Goth April,
1875.
We submit the literal contents Of the
proclamation it was drawn up by Piger,
and afterU ardscopied by his associates.
PROCLAMATION TO THE FRENCH.
In the name oftRe nation and the Emperor
alexander.
Art. I. In conformity with our Con-
gress of .4ix-la- Chapelie, we proclaim the
evacuation of the army Of Occupation in
the last days of this month, and The return
OF every one to their frontiers.
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.1aA Exchange Ce6ee- House IA
a.. s,ss IL. N ARINE JOURNAL. .S$g.s&
tOhT Or .iLEY.fyNURLi. =. Jgne 22,

ahfSFED,
Ship General Lingan, Weston, Sc days
from Liverpool sat, to u. " e 4 Kurlz.
Brig Juno, SmIlb, 10 days lrom h. Tml'
da sugar and moIasses, 10 J. II. Ladd l.
CO. Lett at Bermuda 9TH inst. brig CcG'
berland, lmmcLr. hence. for Norfolk, IN
few days brig Bene factor, Tobey.
had not commenced dischargng brig
James Monroe, Hooside, hence, and Sc
veral others from various ports, names not
recoliected ; the markets perfectly giu:-
ted. On the day The Juno sailed, sPoas
sioop Cashier, Smith, 10 days irom New
York, tor Bermuda.
Schr Mary, Clements, So hours lcm
Baitimnre, with a full ileigh, to merchants
of the District.
Schr Sea, FoxweII, 10 days from Ricn-
mond caal and herFings to Thomas If';e
and Cook and Clare.
SchI. Ann, Saunders, 7 days Fl. Baiii'
more, lumber to Mr.. Brooks on board
Also, ar. great number Of inland yes
sells with country produce.
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sary 70 state that this faiir curiosity receive $
some tr'Gng present from every one ad-
United to her presence, and she IS already
highly gra,i6ed with variety OF pleasing
ornaments to decorate her person.
AIR JACKET.
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Charles Ken
dial made an experiment on the Thames OF
the efficacy ofhis air jacket, or lie pieser-
yer, which completely succeeded. III"
wen, from the Southwark bridge thro' Lon
don bridge with great ease, and on to The
London docks in twenty minutes, walking
upright in the water he and his man all the
way. =, r.,
Our cotton market has continued steady
during the week, the trade having come
freely forward, and holders being inclined
to meet the demand without looking iorad-
vance on the previous prices; all desc'Ip-
tions, whether American, Brazil or East
India. have been inquired after, and con-
siderable purchases continue to be made
for export; 100 common to good tar Sea-
Islands were sold by auction yesterday
from 2s to 2s Gid, an average of Is Id; ex-
elusive of which the sales by private con-
tract comprise 10, 200 bags, viz. 40 Sea-
islands, 2s Sid to IS Cd; lao Stained, Il to
I8d; 5aoo Bowels. HID to l3id; so Ten
nessees, Hid; 1860 Orleans. lid TO lbsd;
$40 Pernams, II to l8id; 400 Bahias, l5!d
toI6id.
The demand for low qualities Of to6ac-
co for export has been very limited this
week the trade buy sparingly. Dye
woods are still ID demand Several small
sales in Potashes at former prices. ".
York Pearls 46s 81. to ! S. 3D.; Boston -.
Fifty ,ierces fine Carolina Rise offered, anil
only 10 terces sold at 9Gs. 6d. Flour con
tinues very dull, and prices rather lower
Tobacco, York, and James River, 81 to
Sd; Rappahannock 5 TO II. Po'ashes'
al to AS; Pearl AZ to 10. Tar, 10 to L.
Turpenline, l0s Cd TO l5s. Flayseed.
, 100 to IO5 Flour 80 TO SIS. Cotton, y.
Orleans, Is. TO Is: I'D Bowed, HID 10 is,
HID; Sea Island. very iine, 2s. l0d. TO IS
Cd. Pipe Slaves, 81 TO S0l.
! Imports into Liverpool from May g to II
american Cotton, II 354 bales; Foreign
| Cotton, 9, 749-total "a, l03.
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State of The Weather.

Atep. N. SO deg.-iair--wind south.
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rIrARED.

Schr. Marine, Calvert, Newport.
Ship Boston. finley. of and from ilis
port, at Liverpool, 18Th May.
Ship Young Hero, Wilson, sailed Tn ~
verpool for thi, port 10th May. This SIP
ar. at Liverpool. in remarkable short pas
sage OF 10 days from Savannah
State IF The Weather.
Atep. ". SO deg.-iair--wind south.
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SUICIDE.

Miss Hannah Chase, an amlable Jo'"s
lady, ee years Of age, lately dro" neo DC.
self in small poni. at HayerhllI' pas,
+" Her death is indeed an event envelope.
in impenetrable darkness. She was a s0uI -
woman Of a good family, posses'edofnana'
some property; and ola pleasant ana a'.' .,.
BILE disposition. and her department ''s g,
lar and unerceptionable in the vie" y .. ..
wherever she had resided she was p'
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| far from excluding, they include, those
of the several states" Surely then the
term ",he people," used generally by
the supreme court, and expressly applied
to the people acting in their several states,
cannot justify the inference that the states
were moi known in the establishment Ut the
constitution"
"The opinion Of Tire supreme court, ,
says Hampden, "seems farther to incline
TO the side of consolidation, from their con-
sidering the government as no alliance or
league, and from their seeming to say that
federal government must be the offspring
of state governments"
admi, explicitly that the court considers
the constitution as a government, and not
ga league" On this point shall make
some farther observations hereafter. But
| DENY +" their seeming to say that federal
government must be the offspring OF state
governments. They have expressly said
the very reverse. In answer to the argu-
ment, that the people had already confer
red all the pow ers of government on the
state authorities, and had nothing left to
give" the court says. much more might
the legitimacy of the general government
be doubted, had 1t been created by the
states" When Hampden contends that
state governments had no power to change
the constitution, and represents himself as
opposing, in this respect, the opinion he
condemns, he is in fact reurging the very
argument which had been previously ad-
vanced in that opinion. "Tbe powers de-
legated to the state sovereignties," says
the court, "were to be exercised by them
selves, not by a distinct independent So
vereignty created by themselves.
A FRIEND OF THE CONSTITUTION.
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| Upon the administration. which he tannt.
edIand deprecated with some success =
The first topic upon which he entered was
our foreign relations. which he stated TO
be quite novel. Europe, he said. was un-
der the tutelage Of four powers. of which
England was one. Al tue Congress at
Aix-la -Chapelle France was admitted
filth, and strange enough, in very short
time alter, the Duke Of Rchelieu, conf.
! dence in whose councils had induced the
/ Allies to take this step had scarcely re-
turned TO Paris, when he and his admin
istration went to pieces,-a new cabinet
was formed, and France, so formidable du-
ring the war, appeared formidable again,
The right honorable gentleman, after CLAN
cling at the Netherlands passed On to Anne
RIGA, condemned the cession of the Flori-
das and the commercial treaty, and obser-
we'd with great truth, that there was time
when the murder of two British subjects,
even though the letter of the law of ma
tons were against US, would not have pass
ed without the demand of =" bloody and
strict account" He then offered pas.
sing prayer to the South Americans, and
returned to inquire what ministers had
done at Home. In the course of four
years OF peace, they had, he said, reduced
the public debtot 8 900 ,oool and upw ards!
by the sum Of 5,7oo, oool. ! aud, going on
at the same rate, they wouIc have further
reduced it by 1900, oool. more in FIVE
years hence | What, he asked, would be
the state Of the country, encoun,efing
war with such burden upon its shoulders?
The right hon gentleman concluded his
speech with pronouncing sentence of in
competence upon ministers. and profess
sing his own readiness to pass over with hi,
friends into their places. Lord Castle
reagh replied, and turned the laugh, if not
the argument, against the hon. gentleman.
He spoke in tone of pleasantly for con-
siderable time, and excited great deal of
mer!ment at the expense OF his opponent.
Upon most of the topics relating to foreign
countries, refutation was easy. 1t is not
matter OF charge against ministers that
France has become formidable. There is,
it is true, much of humiliation in the for
bearance ofgovemment towards America.
With South America we had no right to in
terfere. But the dreadful difficulties in
which the country is placed, and its utter
inability to sustain war. were uaanswer-
ed and unanswerable by the noble lord.
This is truly a subject Of fearful contem-
plation.--He have, at least, one source
OF hope and encouragement.-The gentle
mel, on both sides OF the House have that
Roman patriotism which does not despair
of the Commonwealth. The Offices of
State are beseiged and defended most vi
gorously.
The debate was kept up to very late
hour, and the motion rejected, on divi-
sion, BY majority of 357 to l7S.
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NAUTICAL DISPATCH.

As proof OF the great facility Of conmu.
ncation at present with the United States
of America, We record the following fact.
A respectable house IN this town address
sed their correspondents in New York, on
on the Sd o: April, by the Triton. Capt.
Holcomb, for Boston, which vessel made
an extraordinary passage of eighteen days
to that port, from whence the letter went
by the mail to New York, and the reply da'
ted the 25ih April, was delivered in Liver
pool ON the 18th May, by the remarkable
fast sailing packet ship Hector, Capt James
Gillender, after passage OF eighteen days.
The whole being thus accomplished in the
unprecedently short period of iorty-one
days, the total distance being 6l60 miles
liverpool pepper.
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Extract Of letter from one of the officers on
board of the private armed schr. LIsER.
TED. D. Ewing, master, to bis Trend IN
Savannah, dated Baltimore, June 18th.
During our cruize we captured i've
Spanish vessels, of different descriptions
one of which was double our force, and ia.
ken in sight OF the Castle guns al st. Croix
Teneriffe.
"Capt. Ewing's cool, deliberate, and de-
termined mode of attack, convinces me that
he merits more than has or will fall 10 bis
good fortune in this cruise. He is determl-
ned in action bu, carries his humanity and
liberality to his prisoners, rather beyond
his own interest, for he has suffered no pri-
soner to be plundered, without returning
or refunding the value OF the articles lost.
I'VE had warm action with Portu-
puese brig Of war of Is guns; but lett her,
in consequence of frigate and a sloop OF
war 10 leeward. beating up to her assIS.
lance. We received no injury, only in our
sails. We were afterwards informed, that
the brig put iDto ST. Antonio, and landed
four Of her wounded, and reported 6 kIlled
and Ia wounded and they likewise report
ed, that they had cut US to pieces' ana lett
us in sinking condition.
"We have found Baltimore 10 be very
much changed since we leitit. No agents
10 be found to transact any kind OF bus'.
ness for US; and have reason TO believe
that the captain, in consequence OF endsa-
yorinp TO save himself and all concerned
has early sunk all the profits Of his for
ner cruise unde. tie Pa;r;nt Tag. In one
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A comet was observed few evenings
since in the northwest. II is distinctly VI
sible TO the naked eye about an hour after
sunset. at an elevation OF ten or fifteen de-
srees above the horizon. 1t seems to have
passed its perfection and to be receding
from Inc sun. 1t is probably the same
which was mentioned some time since IN
the English papers as having been observed
in the constellation Cyenus.
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Was Committed

ON the 18th instant, to the Jail for the
~ county of Alexandra, as a runaway, a
negro man, who callshimseIf SHADRACH
WATSON. The said negro is about 80
years fage, black complexion, strait 4
well made FIVE feetsix or seven inches high.
His cloathing, surtout ofbrown cloth with
cape; roundabout jacket of home made
cloth; twiled black and white nankeen
pantaloons. He claims freedom, and says
he came from Acconack Co. Eastern
Shore, Virginia The owner is desired to
come, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away. otherwise he will be dis.
posed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL.
July 10 Jailor.
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For Sale.

4 VALUABLE farm, distant from Alex
"A aadria about three or four miles, w.
ing on the road leading to Mount Vernon.
containing two hundred and twenty seven
acres, more or less; from fifty to eighty
acres Of which is in good wood, ami ali
lying well for improvement, having. a pro-
portion ofup and bottom land Ii is wen
watered in every part. There is on this
land beautiful situation for a dwelling
house, surpassed by none in the neighhor,
hood, commanding fine view of Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, and the Poto,
mac. and very highly improved country
around. Those wishing to view the laud /.
are requested 10 apply 10 Halter II. Jeni;-
fer, esq. Clifton Lodge, Fairfax, county
The terms made known by application TO
the subscriber in Alexandria.
/. p. THOMPSON.
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JOHN J.aCKSOJNg Co. .1ucts
Flour Business.

TINE subscribers respectfully inform
L their friends and the public, that they
have entered into copartnership, and their
business will he transacted under the firm
of ASHBY g. STRIRLlNG.
Their warehouse is near the upper end
of King.street, and opposite the diagonal
pumps. where they will purchase and re.
ceive -four on storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES,
which they will sell at small profit for
cash. TURNER ASHBY,
MAGNUS Il. STRIBLING.
Junel5
Tho editors Of the Winchester Gazette,
lCharlestown paper, Woodstock Herald,
Leesburg Washingtonian, md Palladism,
at Warenton, will please publish the above
six weeks, and forward their accounts 10
this Office for payment.
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Land for Sale.

WILL sell great bargain in a small
Il tract OF land, containing about $50
acres, more or less, lying on the Potomac
river and Monroe's creek, between the two.
on the north side said creek, and forming
the mouth, wherein William Williams has
Tor many years resided. This situation
would be particularly convenient for any
Peiscn who follows the water, the Creek
forming an excellent harbor. ana the neigh
borhoot being wealthy, constant freights
might De got. The land is susceptible Of
great Improvement, and is the very best
wheat land in all the neighborhood. As it
Is presumed any person wishing TO pur-
shass VII first view the premises, further
description is thought unnecessary. For
Terms Apply To the subscriber, near Mattox
bridge, Westnorcland county, Virginia.
DANIEL CARMICHAEL.
May IA ftptf'
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Sale Of Valuable Land.

10y virtue ola deed of trust, the subscri.
~ berwiil Offer at public sale, at Mr.
Hardy's tavern, Piscataway, on Thursday,
9th August, next, several tracts or parcels
Of land, on Matlawoman Run, about three
mics from Piscataway, lying partly ia
Prince Georges county, and partly in
Charles county, called and known by The
names of Strife, Benton enlarged, Friend
ship & Smallwood's meadows. Thomp-
sons Hoop Tickets, and four acres Of
land adjoining, containing in the whole
49o acres, J rood, l8 perch. more, or less
which said lands were heretofore convey.
ed by Thomas Mundell, esq. trustee for the
sale OF the real estate Of N. Blackjack, late
of Charles co. deceased, to n. F. Black
lock, late of Alexandria, and by him to The
subscriber.
These lands have been, am told, con.
siderably improved lately by the use Of
clover and plaster: their susceptibility Of
still further Improvement by these easy
means, and their nearness to the Poto-
mac, render them certainly very desirable.
Terms OF si'e--two thousand dollars to
be paid on the day OF sale, and the balance
on the LIST day OF January, 1920, when
possession will be given. Upon the pay
ment Of the whole oil the purchase money,
the subscriber will execute good and SUI.
fcient deed, conveying to tue purchaser
all the right and title of the late n. F.
Blackjack, subject TO The widows dover.
HORATIO G. McELDERRY.
GIasvar, near Aliens Fresh.
july l9 eois
JOHNJaCKSON@ Co. .luets
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Was Committed.

w my custody, on the lst July, Ne
- dEo 10Y, about Ia years of age,
= az Ieet 10 inches high, who calls himself
Mann bOLLEN had on when con-
ml''ed, an old osnaburgh shirt, and pair
ei ola blue and white cotton trousers
says be was purchased by ar. Lock, of the
wy OF Washington, from Mr.. John
"e'ghtman. The owner is hereby re,
qnes'eI TO come forward, prove properly,
pay p; charges. aud take him away or be
VIII be sold tor his prison fees. as the law
1irsc's GEO. II. L.ANHAM,
July IL LIDS