Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-11 00:00:00, page 2

"""" Alexandria si' Ddisiljsi Gazctfte,
sisiss comuERczAL a PomchL. .
"Prisivss-Zc Lupauski,
(,Zonnr Floreski,
Baron Lovinski,
"Varbel,
Adolphus,
-('-ustavus,
- -Sebastian,
Nichacl,
("'assimir,
Stanislau—s,
-l*'i\'.st Page,
Second (.0.
si ct_ Princess Lodoiska, Mrs \\'i1mot
Csisn'xvzs, Mrs Jdﬂ'erson, Mrs. Scsiymour
Mrs. Pettit, Miss Pexfit,-&c.
' Guards and'attcndants.
TdR 'I'ARS.
H'cra Khan,
Ithorak,
Khor,
.] siphis,
Rdj xh,
'1 ammi,
(.amuzm, .
.. _ TO}? THE BLNEFITC'F
-- Mn. & MRs. WiLMOT.
al'ct" ; )
OnssTuesdny Lsivming, Sesit. 11,
, '\Vill be [tczented (newe: pelsomxed hele)
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TUESDAY, SsiIssLPT EMBER n.
ct ) IE: J'ctct'si'ss'
_ \ , Now Larssdmg _
-si F- 9 '2 on board the schaom-r jaihin, csszptaz'n
- . bilver, andfar sole, 55, the subscrioer,
_* 80 hhds. first quality scaie du gars,
' 1 )0 bags Green Coﬂcc, -
5 iicrccs new Rice,
20 hall boxes Havanna Segars, -
- A sa,fxom an board sclwaner Mary and Kit
' - ty, captain Blacctﬂ.
105 baricls Muucovado SUGARS, os dif—
_,_Q_Sep_siembcr 11. (]
. sifsiALEXANDRIA THEA'I RL.
'tovammence at 7 o'clock. {
_.ct Tickets toss'be had at the Thentre, at ?
\-. ,MM: onwden's Priming Office, andctfBrooR's :
from .kzmca Douglas lo the subscriber, to sc—
* cure the payment of a sum of money-dae to *
ssmliam Newton and Robcxt-l. Taylor, will 3
He exposed to .public Salt}, on & credit 01'90 ]
am] no day:, at thc-dwelling house of ] ames'1
Pauglas, on Prince street, on Wedmsday
moming next.. of 44 o'clock,
Several Negfoes,-and a variety of
Bousehold & Kiichen Fumiture.
" fffifibsinc sine.
sifiBy Virtue Of \ & deed o's Trust
si-duiska—On one si: le & vaulted passagqon
' - N. HssERBERT, Tmstcc.
ctsiSeptsi[0.! - dzc
sin" Printingctin all its þranch
ﬂsinmly executcd at thlsofficess!
3:,i rcpnescms within the wal's of thc !
sitastle of Lovinski—lhe tuwc x's and ballle- ?
"simcms axe gualdcd by soldiels—m. cngagc- ct
ment is commenccd between the Iolanuexs g
and Tctamrs —The castle is stormed m vari- j
ous places—itis fixcd—Lovinski and Kcra:
"Kahn meet hand Lo hand—thc intexiox gate ?
,is burst open and discuvcls Lupauski and]
iLodoiska in,.thc burning castle—thcy me
reicued, vnssd the ] artuls arc vicsiuriuus.
"of copccdctment by tl: e count l' mmcz ki. ss
- ssDcily Gazmc 6 Do 'Iars per ammm.
Country Gazette, 5 Dollars. ,
'The L'ords.
Messrs. Scymour, Harris, &c. ;
Act lsic. 'l'l-c scene lies on th: borders eHss
Toland, and icpicscms a moatc'l ( nz'Jc (f
The baxon Lov'mski si in me forest of Ust: o—
.:po].
Act 2d. The Tower and Terrace os Lo
the other : reccss in the lock unde: a place
Trasslahdsmm the French. [? all: (he
(Orzgirml Csi-z'srrlwe and Much, m [Jer
formed in lendes: nbow one lmnazed
Night: success. vsi/y, 'wzzh des: :nguzs/z: d
&! sw—
Tosi which will m- addal, (posmvezy the lust ?
crctem quakties. _
N. Keene.
'Imw HD PYBIJIBED .BY
-$AMULL}NUWDEM
Roﬂcl—ilrce !, Alcmmdfiact
applause.
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.THE .FORTY THIE-VES. ]
time) a Grand O/zcratic Romance, in two
- acts, Ccdlrd
Daors to be opened at sixwzdperfarmam'e {
A Gum} Romamic Dmma, in 3 acts,
C A}. [. L D
LODOISKA.
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Master Jcﬀcrson
Master Scrivcn.
M :. Charnock
[] ardi'a ge
Downie
]eﬀm-son
\V i} mot
Francis
zlissctt
Maccubbin
Master Barretc
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Jacobs
]! riers
TWilmot
l-larris
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ss'siI MPORTA NssT 21) 0 CUM E NT.
TIuss-ssffing qf Holland to the 'Legz'slative
- lBoa'y. si '
"_ GENTLEMEN,
" ! charge the ministers tcsi: present to ss
your assembly, the resolution'which ] find
myself compelled to take in consequence of
: the military occupation of my capital. The
i lzrave French soldisiers have no other ene
; mies than such as are enemies to the com- 'ss
? mon cause of Holhmd and myself. They :
? are and ought to he received with all the 3
! regard and civility possible; but it is not ;
!
!
less true, that in the actual Situation osss
ss Holland, when an entire army, a crowd of ss
cussstom-hottse officers, and when ever. the i
-ct' national army is taken srom under the pow- ]
- er of government; whenetery place, with 4
the exceptinn of the mpita], was under the ss
'orders of a tssoreign officer,] thought it right !
— to declare to marshztl the duke of chgno, ct
and the charge d'ctzﬂairs from the emperor,
' that if they occupied the cupita] and its
: vicinity, I should consider that operaticm as
a manit'cSt tiolation of the rights of the ss
.people, and the most sacred rights among
men. -
" It was this which made me rcsuse cus- ?
tom-sshouse officers entrssmce into iss'chdon,ss
Naarden and ])aman. I was right in doing '
so ; because the treaty did not authorise the .
presence of custom house officers, but Up- ?
on the banks of the sea and at the-mouth us
tsin'et's. A
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; the.- charge d'aﬀairs'ot' his majcﬄy the em
—m——v———m—m ,
\ nation, and for myszls, wouid not be so]
\ lowed up; and that, satisfied with mv vo
1 smcoc'nly bethcn France and Holiand.-—
s her of pretences and of new grievances and
* accusatiuns; but can {:r'ett-HCes be ever
wanting? l ought then- to have considc-d in
the explanations and communications which
have been made to me beside:, this treaty;
and in the formal deciai'ations which I have
not sailed to du-—such as that the custom
house officers would (miy intersere in the
measures relating to the—hluekade ; that the
French troops should only remain on the
coasc; that the domains of the state, and
those of the crown, should be lespectcd;
that the dtbts of the countries which had
j been ced-ss-d would be charged to France. ; in
ﬀ a word, that'srom a number ol'troops which
ss were to be furnished there shousid be (le
ducted those which at this moment are at
\ the disposal bs France in Spain ; and even
ss that for the maritime strength necessary,
? time should be allowed. lsshave always
ﬂasittered myself that the treaty would be
fulfilled; I have been mistaken; and is the
I
i for my duty on theilst April, has only tend- '
ed to d-rag on and prolong the existence of
ss the country fox" three months, I have the
cruelly grievous—satissaction, yet the only
', one which 'now si can have, that I have
! fulfilled my obligations to the end; that I
i siced to the existence and 99 the Welfate' of
the country all that was possible"; but after
the submiskion and sithe resigttation of the
Lst April, 1810, l ShOUld be much to blame
is I consented to retain the title of king,
' hactve (if I am so permitted to speak) sacri- 5
luntary aL-dicaxionnvhich is ths: consssqusi,nce
Of th': said lrtfity, every thing— u-OUId go on
troops Was done with other news uns'avora
hie to our government; and lau- in the night
on the 29sih, I rcCcivccl oiiicial intsiurznam n
that his majesty the emperor msisccd upon
the occupaxion us Amsccrdctm, and she: es
tabsishmcnt of the French head-quartcrs in
the cnpixal. .
" Under these circumstances, gentlemen,
you cannoc doubt that l was w iiling to suﬀer
for my people: any humihutions, if ! could
have preserved the hope- of being able to
support such & state, and above all to pre
wnt ncw evils, but I cuuid not chcch m)"
siqsi-H' any longer. I have signcd a treaty
(jfsisitctzcd by France under the conviction
that measures che mcsz disngrccublc for the
entire devotion which I have manifested,
The treaty presents, indeed, a great num
being no longer but an instrument, no long- i
pcror and king, an assurance that it was
not his inccnuon to occupy Amstcldam;
that led me to hope that he would abide
strictly by a treaty, che conditions of which
Were: drawn up by his majesty the emperor
himself. Unfonunatcly my error was not
of long duration, as I received a commu
nicaasiwn that 20,000 Fncnch troops had unit
ed in the.- cnviruns ol erercht. 1 continu
c'd, notwithstanding the extreme scarcity
and cmbarrassmcms of our fiﬂances, to fur
ni_sh them with subsistcncc and other neces
sary things, although the treaty prcczsely
expressed that them: should be 6000 men
er commaadingj 11?! Only si in- the gqucttctttry,
only maintained at the expence 02 Mr king- :
dom; but ( feared that [his COHcCsicssmg off
siLAssTEctFORE'IC-N- NEWS. si
si 'g-(Vssm NEV-YORK.) ct
"On the 16th os June 1 received, thro'
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AMSTERDAM, july 14.
According to a proclamation issued on
the 1—2th, every soldicr quartcred in this ci
ty is authot'ized to dcxpand ot the person he
" As to you, gentlemen. I should be
much more unhappy even than I am, is pos
sible. could I imagine that you would not
do justice to my ititetitiotis. May the end
of in} careetsi prove to the nation and to you,
that l have never decciVed you; that l had
but one aim, the true interest of my coun
try; that the sauits ( may have committed
ut-e eoluly to be atttsiibuted to my zeal, which
caused me to employ not always the best,
but the most practicuhle means ot'ovcrcom
ing the difficulty us circumstances. I had
never prOposcd to mySels to govern a tia
tion so interesting, yet so difficult as yoms.
Be, gentlemen, my udvocutes with the utt
tion; inspire it With all ztttztehment to the
prince royal, who dcsei'Vt-s it, if I may
judge from his happy and natural disposi
tion. The queen has the same interest as si
mySeis. I cannot, gentlemen, conclude :
without recommending to you in the most i
catisinest manner, and in the name 01 the in- 5
terest and of the existence ofso many sil
milies, whose lives and propsiErty would !
be inlaiiibly compromised, to receite thesi
French with the attention, with the kind- si
ness, and the cordiulity which is due to the
brave people of the first nation in the uni- ,
verse—to your friends, to your allics, who
consider obedience as the first ofcltttics, but
which they cannot fail to esteem the more
in proportion as they become acquainted
with a nation brave, indttstrious, and wor
thy of esteem under every consideration.—
In whatever place l may happen to termi-.
nate my days, the name of Hollandctnd
the most lively prayers for its happiness,
will be my last words, will be my lust
thoughts.
butsieven in my'nwn- eap'nral; and qndsda.
soon, nctoﬂeven in my palace. ' . ' -.
" I should be, nevertheless, a witness o
every thing thatsisimight be going on, without si
'sibeing able- to do any thing for my people, :
si respunsiblc for all occurrcnces, without the: ct
owcr to prevent them or their inﬂuence.-—- :
] should have exposed myscﬀ to the com- 1,
plaints of- both sidþs,gmd perhaps have 00". !
casioned great mislortunes ; by doing which
I should have betrayed my conscience, my
people an'dsimy duty. ] have lor a long
time forcsern the extremity to which l am ;
now reduced, but l could not have preve'nt- !
ed it without sasicrificing my muscsacn-cl
duties, without ceasing to have at heart the
interests of my people, and without ceasing'
to- connect my late with that oslhc country. ;
Nowmhat Hulland isrc-duccd to that con— s
dition, l have, as a king of Holland, buc'ss
one course to take, and that is to abcjicacc
the throne in lavor of my children. Any;
other course would have only augmenccd 1
the mist'ortuncs of my reign. l shouid have. ss
perhaps seen often, the pcaccable inhabi-i
tants, vicxims to contrmsimns of government, 1
destroyed at once. How (he!! (ctuuld zm idea ;
ot' rrsistuncc ever cntcr my mind? My?
children, born Frcncluncu like mySc-ls,
would have seen in a just cause, but which .
they would not have believed solcly mine,!
the: blood of their counuymcn How. I had ]
then but one course to take.
" My brother, so vmlcﬂﬂy irritated ]
against me, is not so against my
children ; and doubtlcs he: will not (l-fstroy
what he has done, and deprive thcm ot'thcir
inheritance, since he has not, nor can have
any subject of complaint against one, who
wiil not, (us a long time to come, reign him
scls: His mother, to whom the I'Cgrsnt'.y
appertains by the constitmion, will do every
thing that shall he agreeable to the emperor
my brother, and will succeed better than
myself, who have had the misfortune: ncvcr '
to be successful in my cndcavors of that
kind; and at the conclusion of a muritimc
peace, perhaps before,..my brother, know
ingthc state ol things in this country, the
cstccm its inhabitants merit, how mudi thcir
wdshre accords with the: interests well un—
derstood of his cmpire, will do for this
country allit has a right to expect. as the
reward osits numerous :sictxcrificcs to France,
Osits fidriity, and its il1(t**'c8[ with which it
cannot fail to inspire all those. whojudrze of
it withoutprcjudicc- Pcrhzipsl am the: on
ly Ubhiﬂtic to the reconciliutinn (ifsithig coun
(ctn- with France: ; and should that he so, I
might iittd some: kind of Consolatiun in drag
ging out the remainder of a waud-ss-ring mid
languishing iitc at & distance: from the first
Objects oi'mctv whulc aﬀection, this good peo
ple, and my son. These are my piincipal
motives; there are otht-is equally power
ful, with respect to which [ must he: silcm,
but they will be easily divincd. 'l'he em
])cror, my brother, though strongly preju
diccd against tue, must iccl that! could not
act otherwise. He is great, and he ought
to bcjust. L
" LOUIS NAPOLEON."
"July 1, 1810."
sssi— M—mw -_-—-——— ..
TITLE Ill—(cty' [he rsszxzasi'zm
. 7' The Prcsmc ccmnilmtinns :h-sisil ss'siss'
(mue to be lcvicd until (he: lal si>lssJ-"m'"—ssss*
1311, at which pc-riud the country shall si'-'
cussi-d of that burden, and lhc i '
Onlþc same soocing as of [he sent
emplre.
8. The hudget os receipts and disbursctss
ssiﬂtms shalilw submiuesil to our ﬂjssffi /
tion before the Is! sssf'Augu5t1.cxt- '
One third of the present amounr usinres
est upon the public debt shall be casssifi
the ::ccsictum os cxpcndiaurc sur 1810- ss
_ Tnc interest us the debt fsiur 18035mil
18.09' not yet paid, shall he: reduced to"":
th'sdoss and Chargc'd on the !si-udgfs ('s 1819
9. she custom hoUScsun [he
thcr than those of France, shall [)
Cd under the snpcrimcmlasisiucc os OU
tor general o! the cusmm huuscs
DUTCsi CUStom houses shall be: incOsPffisiuLLl
therewith. "
The line: of custom houses, nnw 0'1 sih'ss
French sl'Olllig-r, shall bsi. k(p\ up Usl'siss lh-f
lstoflanuurzss 1811, thnits sin 1: se"
mchd, and the communication u'
wnh the empirc become srce- -
10. The colonial Produce sissmsiHY ":
Holland, shall remain in the handﬂ " si "
owners, upon paying a duty of 50 Per um;
ad valorem. A declaratiun of the amousi
shall be made before the: 15: 0 e'Ps- 3" sissi'
then.
PALACE OF Rctmnnvmctsstr,
]uly Oth, !91').
" use. Napofeon, cmp rc r uf'sihsi- lsil'cz'sict"
kmg Of ltdly, Protrc'c r (yf [hc ((wfssf sj-Qs _='si..ct
(" shf' Rhssmcz mcdmtor of th: ShisiSﬄffic
dczation, &c. &c. hue decreed, sizhcmss.
decrcc as follow :—
TzTLz 1.
Art. 1. Hollaz. (! zs united to Fr: sizn -.
[he cixy of Amstcrdum similb: tra:
third citv of the empire.
3. [lullanzl shall have: 6 senntmssfiisi
putius to the councii of state, 25 degutl 34
to the legismtive bod), and 2 Zudgesind
courc of cassation.
.lhc officers by son end! and, th s-si
ex'cr4r2111k,silmll be cm.snmcd m :fulsct
ple) ments, commiss': ons 5! all be (] "1 "1
them signed with (ur huzsisi! 'sh: r .i
guard shall be on itcd to our impch Ssi "
TITLE lI-——()f (he ndm nis' ral mif-f' ﬄsi'
5 The duk (: clPl..cu.ti:1, mc'l Uu'ct'si
Os \hC cmpire, shall rquir (o Xmsisilch-sssi:
in the capacity of our .i- ut. general. -;
shall prcaidc m the coum ilss ! m. mistrrszﬄ
attend to the disputdx nl luasimtss- !
sunctions shall cease: th: 1 ( usjzm- 18};
the PL'HOLI whrn the: Punch adﬂ-i' Wsictsisi'
shall commence. h'
6. All the public sunctlﬂntnicsvfsi "
CVcl rank, an: confirmed in lhcis cﬄi'wss
ments.
{a billewd Oh, shc'foncv. ing dasil Z'sso
..viz.cta gill of geneva, 24 Unncssysi' own,,
cttwb ounces of greene, tight unnetsisisict '
and a pot of bccr. "simis
In communicating t.si you the decm, ,.
arc also charged by hzs majsiszss. shew;
rur m inform you, that his mnjrsunfindsi:
himself compelled to put an c—nd Lo ss'ksisssi
termcdiatc g'Wt-rnmssents which fOrsix-si,;
years have harmsscd th'ct psirxnsffissw
pirr, (hc inhabitants Os Huliaml anlsilssLssct
the objm-zs of his care and th impsis'sisissmsi
jesty w ill rejoice as much in their fWqu-ysssiss
as in that of his good city (:s })11riq;si\\h'ssss
thespacisms, fis'lcl from R'zssc m Amgsisssi
(lam, which is his.] open to the indus'n-sssi
the inhabitants, may encourage: toiu'si-[si
the period of the: extension oi'thc-ir mu-ssssesi
commcrcfal relations in those TquunsuH-l
lhz-ir anCc-stors rendered so r-ctmss-wnz-j, ;sisig
which have carried to an high avsijmhvsi-ct
glory of the Bamvian :mcl ])uuhnnme,
VVr finzﬄy notify to you, that the gcntn
government will Continue on the: prcsf-n
sooting, until the arrival of iaisiiluszri-ssm
highncss the prince: arch-lrffisctunr c-th
cmpire, ths duke os Pinccmia..
(Signcci)
VAN Dun HFm.
A. ].J II. Vumsffi.
Amslerdam, jusi'y 12 1810.
'The following Prosilamat'wn Was -
ed here yesterdayss— ' " Mssi'ss,
DUTCHMEN,
Charged with the Pmffis'mna'ss
""" Of the kingdom of Hvllann fctss'si'ss;
this day received the Oldrr (,sh-l's ";ss-sizctsi
the emperor of the French, ksilgm<ijffoss
protector of the cnnscdt-ratinn of me ksissctsi'
and mediator of the Suisssi. Csinlessgsssifsi",
to nutiiy to you, that his impss'ialn1.,si,mt*
having taken into consideration th: .sictsssssssf
assairs in Europe, the gffigﬄs-hiqa] ssmzssk
ot- Holland, and the Psﬄfnsmns L.;ct.)
common enemy, has, by a (lec-rffisifsi';
from the palace os Rambvullsssi 'hc Qctctf
]ulv, 1810, resolved, that (he 1;
""P'Wi Which (!ﬀrcc is of the follow}.
lenor.——[Scc below.] 'sif.
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' siWct-s-m:
Holland should be umccd wuh she Frsssi
mpsvslv' ??
0 silk;
sronlisil- "'
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