Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20

..i.nt. that ainot every in"'N'N
Won ea;ntal eG;.a of it. He qAi5S his bed
.nI 20 max ule OF the 'aq'd aath' ~hie"
o : ny,,pared 10 an adjoining roo"'' ana 'P
,rom which he is unier The neceiii' y
thing a carried by his attendants.
q, q B. Hayes, Whole ienrence is IN,
,;o,,ed TO ,rAnip orts'ion Tor lite to bo'a'
10 dnring his conhncment Conduct F,
pl,!.,f ~ a manner truly eccentric. -
'l," IN which Ne was contined was hufg
, black Grape, and the dead marcel
Sal was performed on a barred organ VIA
I;,oer he went TO receive ienta'ie.
9Th an Legitimate ion on his right han
snS his legitimate Ton on hi, lett: |
,,,,er was 10 much affected when ienten'
Of death wa, pailed on his unfortunate r.
s,,, that he is now in lever, and his hi'
dsfm,red OF. a ierseant OF the fifty IKE
rsgnen,, who is iupfoicd poor iunant'
Et,cmsfon, wrote letter, when genef
News vas al Cork. rropohng TO reieab
the knight. l'he le'rer YVES 'ntercep'ec
and the man has been tried by acourt
martial.
September "a.
By recent accounts from Italy, 1t az
rcars that he French have not YET give
uo the belief OF the pofibiity OF relieve
Nyenou's army. IL is reported, howe,e'
tina, ,nile4d Of reinforcing him by trooI
itnt DIRECTLY to Egypt, which they haY
! 70 repeatedly found impracticable, the
mean TO relieve him by forcing the Por
10 withdraw the Turk ih forces from Egg
in which cafe they would only have d!
1 Engh to contend with in thar quartz
| The means intended for the accomplish
ment of this object is an attack upon III
imperial Ottoman dom;nions IN Ea.ops
for which 40, 900 French ,rooEs are aR-n- :
bled in differen, Italian ports, under tis
command Of gen, Nlurat, bio her in-,aw +
the Fn2 Conlu', from whence they expce,
to be able 10 effect a paiiage (probah'y b
the Adriaiicl in ip.te OF all cur watching
and naval fuperlorlty.
A private letter from Peterfburgh, q
the 10th Of AuguR, &ates, that the EN-
peror Alexander is extremely beloved by
all ranks of lubjects, and that his man
ners are of the mott conciliating nature.
He is in the habit of riding round the ci-
ty in common carriage, and 10 little does
he affect parade, that he is generally at
tended only by Jingle fervant. lhofe
who recognize his perlon, are accuAomed
merely to bow as he paGes them, but
without paying him thar marked attenti-
on which can attract the notice of the null
titude. The people fem to be quite as
much at their cafe as during the reign of
Catharine, and all the abiurd refraints on
the habits ofprivate life, infti,uted by the
late Emperor, are wholly removed. The
! Preparations for the coronation were of the
mott magnificent kind 70 high were ex-
Peetations formed of the approaching 70.
lemnity, that every vacant houie in Moi.
COW was very long Gnce hired by Gome T.
luitrious foreigner, and at the time wher
the letter is dated, farce Jingle lodging
could be obtained on any terms it was
generally iuPpoied that the grandeur Of
the ipeetacle would exceed even the mag.
nihcence which diitinguifhed the coronati-
on OF the celebrated Catharine. The nun
Der OF foreigners who have lately arrived
at reteriburgh, many Of whom are, no
o0uo,' attracted by the profpett of fp
grand tPettaele, is 70 great as almoi TO
exceed belief. During the continuance OF
TIC olipute with the Ruflian Court, the
co8iiih officers in the Kufian ieryice were
lsn' 70 Ni"tow, where, by the particular
command OF the late Emperor, they were
treated in,the kindef manner.
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