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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
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len into other hands. FIR. ALIENS presen,
engagement rendering itimpossblc to super.
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ration Of independence are therefore reouesl.
ed to direct their favors 10 the publisher NJ
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
The Columbian Ice House

yNTAS very carefully filled, and contains
wv now more ice than ever was in any
other house in the district. An accident
which cannot again happen, having caused
the ice to fall short few days too soon last
year, those who have tickets remaining on
hand, will please send them, to be duly ex
changed for those OF the present season,
which will be warranted 10 last al least loo
days from the first Of next month. Subscrip-
lions received upon the usual terms-6 dol
lars tie season, to be paid in advance. Tran
sient customers supplied upon reasonable
terms Ice delivered from sunrise until
sun set every day, excepting first days (Sun-
days, on which days it will be delivered un-
til nine O'Clock in the morning. at the shop
Of RICHARD Fl. LITTLE, Druggist,
S mo "a 4t&mwf3t Kiag-street
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02

accompanied with Plates.
To which will be annexed History Of tbe
Proceedings Of Congress, during the PASSAGE
of the Law, and the Declaration itself, with
the fac smile Engravings ofthe Signatures.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
Turks Island Salt.

TNHE cargo of the ship New Jersey, at
J Duke-sueet wharf, for sale by
Sd mo, 81 T.. H., ROWLAND,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02

A Hnssar Jacket, Of dark blue cloth,
with three rows OF white bullet buttons in
front, the two outside rows terminating lit
tie past The top of the shoulders, the intervals
between the buttons OF each row to be one
fourth of an inch standing collart rise as
high as the tipof the ear, with button on each
side; the cuffs iniented on the upper side,
.vith button on each angle, and a slit longi-
tuainally on the under side, with four but
tons of simiarsiZe, set close on each -
the Jackettertninating in peake in front
and rear, with two buttons behind at the bot
tom of the waist, which must extend as low
as the waist OF the person, counter straps on
each shoulder, for the purpose of combining
the cartridge box and hayonet belts small
side pockets with four buttons under each
flap
Vest, white for summer, and blue cloth
for winter, single breasted, with from eight
to ten white buttons ofsmalI size.
Pantaioons, white forsumlner, made either
of Russia sheeting, or cotton or linen cloth
of domestic manufacture, and OF dark blue
cloth fol winter the pantaloons 10 reacf. 70
the shoes, without understraps and, as we'll
as all the other clothing, made sufficiently
large to allow of the free and unIestrained
use IF he limbs, avoiding at the same time
unnecessary encumbrance.
Jefferson shoes TO rise as high as the ANGLE.
White linen halt CATERS for summer, with
snail bullet buttons, worn under panta!oons.
Black silk or velvet stocks.
CAPS. with appropriate trimmings.
Plaid Great Goats, lined with green baiZe,
With capes and folding collars the ground
work green, with dark stripes.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

IN arrival at Charleston, S. c. brings Lon.
don dates 10 Oct. 6, inclusive. The Queens
defence bad ;hsn progressed through days,
in which after Mr. BRouGHAs's and Wiz
LIAMs remarks, several English witnesses OF
high reputation, late companions and stten
dan,s Of the Queen, bad been exam iued.-
Their testimony obviates the suspicion. that
they left her service in consequence of indie
cent iamiliariles between her and Bergami.
and they state that they never have seen any
undue attachment 10 this servant, ON the part
oil the Queen. No evidence however, vet adj
duced, has operated to destroy the inpre sion
oil her guilt, although it relieves her character
from some Of the degrading circumstances of
publicity, which the testimony Of the Italians
had burdened il. Addresses continue 10 be
sent to her IN the usual style of con6den,
hops, congralulaiion and consolation, accom-.
pal Ell with no equivocs' expressions concsra.
ing the King and Ministers
In FRANCE the new .prig of the Bourbon
tree, excises great attention. Those who wish
TO make court TO the Royal family seize this
occasion as very favourable to their design,
and cougratulsiory addresses are poured in
upon them, iuli OF adulstion some of which
anticipate IN the child the return of the splen.
did age of Louis XIV The King has comic.
red the order Of the Holy Spirit, an ancisnt
institution IN France, upon several of the no.
bihly on tbs occasion. These things are com
mon on such events. and will excite no surprise
IN those acquainted with Royal governments,
and the necessity there is OF throwing around
a fictitious Importance in order to preserve
their influence. But the march OF more en-
ligb,ened views is progressing. The beam.
ot political Intelligence have fallen upon Spain
aud Naples. and are arising over Portugal
with healing in their wings. Ia Lisbon, a con-
siitulionsl government has been proclaimed
amidst shouts Of long live King John. the
Calhoiic religion and The Cortes. A regency
OF i've has been constituted, composed OF men
OF different professions and liberal minds.
NAPLES is said 10 be restored to quiet
We have not heard OF the effect produced
there, by the great preparations Of Austria.
In SPAIN, it is said, the Cortes entertain
similar views with the King. in regard 10 their
relations with the United States aud that lhev
were sitting with closed doors on The Flori
da Treaty.
President BoYrn, of Hayti, has bsen sue.
cessiul wherever he has moved, in reducing
the dom'aion OF Christophe to The authority 81
the Republic. A republican form of govern
men' VIII be adopted there but the subjects
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

The two hrst days and part OF the third day
of the session were occupied in attempts 10
choose speaker, in the place of Mr.. Clay.
OF Kentucky, resigned. Ga "Wednesday, aItee
e9 trials, John w. Taylor, member from
New York, Was chosen, having one vote
more than the number necessary to make
choice. The whole number OF votes gyen,l
on that occasion, were las, and Mr. Taylor
had 76; the rival candidates were Messrs i
Lowndes, o. S. c. and Smith. of Maryland
Such a struggle for The office, or for any Office
in the disposal oil Congress. has never belore
taken place IN that body, il we except lhe
memorable contest between Mr.. Jefferson aud
Mr.. BUR-, before the amendment of tbs con.
stitu,lon, Tor the high station of Presiden, cf
the U. 5 Al that period, SO great was The
excitement and SO divided the opinion Of
Congress. that sick member was carried INTO
the lobby, on his bed, to give in bis vote
The paIlies which distracted Congress in The
choice Of Speaker, were before unknown ~
our political history; and il may he supposed
that the important subjects which were agla.
ted at the last session, aud winch will again
be presented at The present session, manly
influenced 10 The earnest CANVASS and the pres
ent choice.
On Thursday. in the Senate Mr.. johnson.
OF Kentucky, submitted a resolution that the
purchasers OF public land, may be authorized
to relinquish 10 the United States the lands
which have mol been paid for, and retain only
that portion for which they have paid, al The
original price. Mr.. BurriIl, of <. l. intfodu-
ced resolution for reduction OF the pay Of
Senators and Representatives from So TO line
original compensation, SO.
In The House, on the same day, Mr.. Scott,
delegate from Missouri, presented the con-
st'tu;ion, lately formed for tina, territory, and
on his motion it was ordered 10 be referred 10
select committee, The House then resolved
itself into committee Of the whole on the
Presidents Message and on motion it was
agreed that the several subjects be committed
to several committees. II was also resolved
TO appoint select committees on particular
subjects: the constitution of Missouri wasr
terred 10 Messrs. Lowndes, Sergeant and SuiA
! of Nd.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
LASTING GRIEF.

During our excursion in the Valley OF
Defopili in Albania" says late English irav.
ellsr, " we heard many doleful cries and loud
lamentations, proceeding from several houses
we required the reason of this circumstance
IRON our guides, who informed us that The wo-
men were 'lill wailling for their husbands and
sous who had fallen in battle against the vizisr
aow many OF these had been thus occupied a.
least seven years previous to the time we
heard them, yet no one appeared surprised al
the folly OF this Observance. So powerful is
the force of custom remember listening
frequently at Joannina TO the cries Of maron
who bad lost her husband seventeen years be.
fore IN Russian campaign, but had never
omitted bowling three times day after she
received the lidings of bis death"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

officers in The centre richly appareled aid.
De camp. coursing along 10 every direction
conveying orders, at the head OF one Of the
squares, in large balcony window ten or
twelve Of the most distinguished persons all
ma efficiently dressed, receiving from their
sounirymen the graceful illusions of their goat
itude, for the liberty and independence thst
day secured 10 them - every window crowd.
ed with ladies' waving their white .andkef-
chiefs and occasionly throwing down wrsalhs
OF flowers on the officers as hey passed under
and add TO all this an immense multitude
collected around on every spare spot, pres.
sing upon The military SO as hardly 10 allow
them space IN move in, aud from the coune
nance OF every one OF whom, JOY and salts
faction beaned forth, unsulli.d even by the
most trivial dissgreeasle accident.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
Is CoNGREss.....2d Session.
House Of Representatives..

MI. bfsss, OIL ". \ offered tor considera
ton the following resolve
Resolved, That the committee Of WAYS AM
raeans De instructed to prepare and report 10
this House. as soon as may be. a list of all the
expenditures, under their proper heads, an.
thorised by the exisiisg laws of the United
States, With an opinion respecting The rsduc
ton, which consistently with the public inter-
ests, may be made 10 each OF them respect
ively
Mr., g. said the motion related 10 A subjec,
which ought, in hi. opinion, 10 receive the
early and earnest consideration of the House ;
but, not Wishing 10 take the House by sur
prise, he should move for il 10 lie on the table
for the present.
II was ordered TO lie on the table accor-
dinghy.
The House adjourned 10 Monday.
COMMITTEES or THE HOUSE.
The foiio1sing as a last Of the Standing and
other committees. appointed by Mr.. Speaker
Taylor, pursuant 10 me orders of ats Hsme ::
On EleclloDs.--Nessrs. Timbe, TAR,
Tucker, S C. Sloan, Clark, Hooks, Moore,
Va.
On Public Laads.-Mes,rs. Andersen. Hen
bricks, Cooke, Bal. Smith, Stevens, Mcneil,
Brush.
On Pensions and Revolutionary Claims
Messrs. Rhea, Maclay, Brown, Allen, Mass.
Linn, Street, Jones, Va.
On Agriculture.-Messrs. Forrest, Clas-
get', meech, Richmond. Ringgold, Garnet,
Earle.
On Ways and Means.--Messrs. Smith, Md.
M'Lsne, Del. Burwell, Shaw, Tracy, Ross,
Jones, Ten.
On Post Ofce.-Nsssrs. Livernore, Culpep.
per- Russ, Tompkios, Kinsley, johnson,
Gray.
On Public Expenditure. Sim.
kns, Siocumb, Rogers, Cobb, Adams, Ford,
Montgomery.
On Revisal and Unfinished Business
Messrs. Morton, Butler, N H. Ball.
On Claims --Messrs Williams, N. c. Rich,
M'Coy, Samuel Moore. Hackley, Edwards,
Con. Metcai.
On District Of Columbia. -Messrs. Kent,
Mercer, Neale, SwsuingeD, Smith, N. J.
Meigs, Mccullough.
On Private Land Claims.--Messrs Campbell,
Butler, Lou. Robert Moore, Eddy, Pitcher,
jackson, Crowsll.
On Accounts. Smith, N. c. Ba,eInan,
upham.
On Commerce. Newton, Tonlin-
son, Mallary, Nelson. Mass. Hill, Weadover,
Albeit.
On the Judieiary.--Messrs. Sergeant, Bee
cheer, Robertson, Brevard, Lincoln, Tucker
Va. Plumsr.
% Manufactures. -Messrs. Baldwin, Allen
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
In SENATE,

In the Senate the usual Committees on the
Presidents Message were nomnated-viz.
On he Committee of Foreign Reiations-
Messrs Barbour, Macon, Brown, Hunter,
King OF New York.
On Ftnance-Messrs. SANFORD Macon Dana
Eaton, Holmes of Maine.
On Commerce snd .uunufacturss-Messr
Dckerson, Ruggles, Rurrll, Horsey, Sanford
On Military .llfdirs-Mes,rs Williams, Of
Ten. Trimble, Taylor, Elliot. Johnson of Ken
On The .Miliia-Messrs. Noble, Tichenor,
Stokes, Lanman. Chandler.
On Navai .leairs-M essrs. Pleasant, Par,
roi,, Williams OF Miss. Walker, Of Alabama
Walker, of Geo.
On the Public Lands Thomas
Taylor, Lowrie, Eaton, Van Dyke.
On Indian .lGairs--Messrs. Holmes, Of
Miss. Johnson, OF Ken. Johnson, 0. Lou. King,
OF Alabs. Lowrie.
On Ciaims-AIessrs. Wilson, Roberts. Nor
ril!, Ruggles, Van Dyke.
On me Judiciary-Mess Smith, Buuill,
Pinkney. Walker, of Geo. Holmes, of Maine.
On as Post Office and Post Roads-Messrs
Stokes, Wilson, Palmer. Edwsrds. Chandler.
Oh Peasions--Messrs. Noble, Elliott, viii
son, Eaton, Tichenor.
On the District Of Columbia --bIessrs. Hor-
sey. Lanmsn, Lloyd. Barbour, Hunter.
On accounts --Messrs Roberts, Burrill.
Lsnman.
On Roads and canals-Mes.rs. King. Of
N. Y. Trimble, Lowrie, Macon, Dana.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

N. Y. Little, MLean, Ken. Parker, Maine
Knsey. Fisher.
On Enrolled Bills.--Messr.. Darlington
Foot.
On Foreign Affairs. ---Messrs. Lowaaes,
Randolph, Mosely, Nelson, OF Va. Dickinson,
Reid, Archer, of Md.
On Military Afa,rs.-Messrs. A. Smyth,
Van Rensselaer,, Cooke, Cushman, Burton, K.
Moore, Russ.
On Naval Affairs.-Msssrs. Barbour, Fuller,
Wartield, Case, Hall, of n. c. Dennson,
Crawford.
On the Slave Trade.-Messrs. Hemphill,
Mercer, Strsng, N. Y. Edwards, Pa Rogers,
MCresy, Folser.
On Indian Affairs.---Messrs, Southland,
Bayly, Wallace, Walker, Williams, Of Va.
Baker, Gross, OF Pa.
On the Militia--Messrs. Cannon, Gross, Of
N. Y. Strong, of VT. Patterson, Sawyer, Over.
street, Hsstetter.
On Roads and Casals.--Messrs. Storrs,
Crafts, Marchand, Edwards, OF N. C. Street,
Montgomery, Hendricks,
Oa the Public Buildings. -Messrs. Wood,
Kendall, Alexander, Hall, Murray, Crafts,
Busfum.
On Revolutionary Pens ions.--Messr.
Bloomfield, Edwards, OF N. G Dewitt, Hibsh
man, Hazard, Fay, Alexander.
On the Constitution of Missouri .-Messry.
Lswndes, Sergeant, Smith, Of Nd.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
0rOF SPAIN.

lRUE, sErr. 2l.--The following i, the pro-
ject OF law regarding public societies, pro-
posed ia the Cortes BY Nj. Gorell, in the name
81 the commission charged with the examina-
ton of that matter:
Art. 1. All Spauiards will have the right of
speaking on the political affairs, by conform
ing 10 the disposition of the law.
Art. 9. Every assembly not authorized by
the law, will Immediately cease.
Art. 3. Meetings shall not take place but
in virtue o, the permission OF the local AUTHOR
ity, who will take the necessary measures to
guarantee the public tranquility.
Art. 4. Nevertheless, those societies author.
ised by the competent authority, viii not be
regarded as corporation.
In the session OF the Cortes of Spain, OF The
2lst, the restoration Of the .ifrancesados, &c
their rights, was voted by a majority Of IL
10 SO. $3.50
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
LEXINGTON, XIV. NOV. G.

N''f A"A'/ WE ~
Extract Of letter dated Frankfort Nsv. 9.
Nothing of importance has yet been done
by the Legislature.
A variety of measures have been projected for
the RUN Of the country, but none of these
present themselves 10 my mind in so alarming
shape, as the scheme to incorporate new
bank, TO be denomnated The - Bank of the
Commonwealth Of Kentucky" The conlempla
ted NOMINAL capital OF this hydra of mischief,
is four millions OF dollars. Its REAL capital
will be moonshine. A branch is to be located
an each senatorial district; and loans are to be
made in each, in proportion TO its supposed
wealth, upon personal and landed security
The notes are TO be redeemed in gold aud
s'lver-wHES, you can By at no loss 10 con
lecture.
- Such are the outli0es Of me asure, which,
II i, succeeds, will unhinge society and ruin
Kentucky"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
H1Yl.A-.1.

We learn by the arrival of the sch Virginia.
from Havana, ihsi The Provincial Dsputa,on OF
the Island OF Cuba, (whose powers some wha,
resemble those oil the State Legislatures in
his country had passed an act reducing the
duty on flour imported IN American bottoms
from 81 to =; the operation OF which was,
however Professionally suspended, ON account
OF the large holders OF that article having rep.
resented to the government, that they would
be involved in certain ruin, were the sc, i'm
msdiately sniorced Char!esion cour.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

The Grand Orange Lodge OF Ireland, have
adopted the Hibernan Journal, az the only
Irish Newspaper, and the True Briton as the
ynly English Newspaper, under their prolec-
ton ; resolving that both papers from their
steady support Of the King and Constitution,
10 Church and State, DO earnestly and warmly
recommended 10 the Loyalisls OF Great Brit
ain and Ireland.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
Something nee in Legislation

ooRae"atHg nee m Leg'adloa.
The Albany Statesman contains the following
oficia papers -
On "Wednesday the Senate unanimously passed
the following resolution to which his excellen-
cy the Governor, on Thursday, returned the sub
Joined answer.
STATE OF NEw-YoRK. D
IL Ssnate, November 18th, 1870.
Rtssissd, That his exosllency the Governor,
be requested to lay before the senate all the in
formation that he may possess, in relation to that
part OF his speech which alludes to the general
government, or its officers, " as an organized and
disciplined corps in our elections
ordered, That the clerk deliver copy Of said
resolution 10 his excellency the Governor.
To THE SENATE.
Genflemsn--Fully approaching the patriotic So
llcituds OF the Senate to prevent all uawarranta
bic in,rusons IN the political affairs Of the State
have received their application fer information
on ths subjsct with great pleasure, and shall, in
due time, make them a communication, which,
trust, will be satisfactory in IFS nature and saluta
~ in its tendency. DE WITT CLINTON.
albany, .Nop. 10, 1890
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
@AW,NseN2 8
FOREIGN NEWS.

PoRTLAND....T TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

Rddiodi Liberty We are assured, on good
authority, tha, Mrs. Elizabeth Mayne, Of ih.
city, who lately presented an AdGres. TO Her
msJesty, Was seen To receive money from the
hands OF Lady Am Hamilton Here then we
discover how The funds which the nation Ia
assigned for her asjesly's legitimate defence
are spent! A Correspondent informs US the
money was gwen 10 Mrs. Msyne for The ex
press purpose OF buying ribbons for tho poor
women who had signed her Address, to wear
IN honour OF the Queen. We give ihis infor.
nation as we received it, leaving it to the good
women IN question 10 ascertain the fact. Ger.
sala It is that Mrs. Msyne received q pretty
considerable sun Of money for some purpose
or other.--JVesern Ltninary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17

shape of spurious notes, and from the
circumstances already stated, of proof
impressions being distributed as speci-
mems throughout the whole of The United
States, and considering that we have ex-
ecuted plates for more than 200 Banks, it
IS not SO much 10 be wondered ~, that
some oi the macy specimens so widely
spread. have fallen into the hands of i'll
disposed persons. The plan. however,
that we adopted a considerable time ago,
OF taking all our impressions on very
thick paper,will forever prevent The posi-
bility OF any impressions of that descrip
ton being obiruded on tie public.
Very respectfully,
Si,, your obedient servants,
MURRAY, FAiRNIAN IL Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17
SILVER MINES

The public must recolleci the tough
''ories circulated the last year in the news
rapers Of the discovery of rich mines o
safes. A part OF the metallic mass dis.
covered in one of them has been annalyz
ed al The museum III Cincinnati, by Mr.
BERT. the Curator. and found 10 contain
not the smallest particle Of siirer. The ore
Is HE common galena or sulphuret OF
lead. There is no doubt in the fret as
says OF this ore frauds were prac,ised
FOR the purpose of speculation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17

Groceries, Cotton Yarns, SC.
80 tihds- ST. croix and Orleans Sugars
70 us. Loaf do.
so bags Green Coffee
200 seeks Salt, (best Liverpool filed
hhds. Antigua Rum
do (best retaing) NolaHes
so Kegs Duponi's IF aud FFF Gunpowdsn
tons patent SHOT, assorted
40 DO. well nssorted) Bar Iron
do. Plough Plates
German Steel
English and American biiytered a.,
900 lbs. London refine; Saltpetre
40 KeamS Cap Paper
40 DO. Wrapping do.
bales Spinning Cotton
CIT Nails, assorted from Psrsons aIul dlrer factories
Wrought do. aud Boat Spikes
SIX 10 and 10 X IL Crown Glass
Do: do. American do.
Hall pint Tumbers
ssunpoSder, imperial, young hynn 2 soucinHg Tea,
Spanish Flotant Indigo
GOpPeras and Birthstone
race Ginger, Pepper. Nntmers & PimenCo
Bed Cords aad Plough Lines
Nova Scotia Grindstures
Prime Chewing Tobacco
MaleirR, Sicily, Sherry X Malaga Wine,
Oid COgnihe Brandy, Of very superior quality
jamaica 4 Antigua Rum,
Plan and reetified Whi,key, NJ retsil
IN SDtShHfW, from ne Union Manufacturing Co1npaDg
- g dIa,yLand-
5000 ib Cotton Yarns, assorted, from 10. to 10
bale domestic Sbirtings
2efober q. al