Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-05

you are using il, as j am ordered to k-e,
ou, pf. your way all sorts Of Weapons Of de.
ls,rpltjop..1 Sir, Georgei then 50, down
and having partaken OF his wretched fare
he Arose from the table, and his servaa,
Vas fsrmistsl "a. sit down 10 HE place and
Iepdeayor to appsase his hunger, with tns
fragments. As q great indulgence howe.
yer they were allowed q second bottle y
vine. LATTER their repast the keeper took
| the knife away. and informed Sir Ceorg..
Thar when he chose 50 retire TO rest bed
room would bs lady for him. The wor.
thy barnact exhaasted with fatigue, hi,
proposal WAS scon, accepted. II. was al
adjoining room i The bed was ofhard aock,
with dirty pair Of sheets; and, blankets.
I ;,e, accom- moo alton crowded for the ser.
want was fspossibis, sullrs worss; in these
miserable ,appartDepts,, and, living upon
such miserable fare, SIR George remained
until the ensuing evening, when h. was
waited upon by an oiaser Of the police.
who ,informrd hils tina: there was no charge
against him prrson2.ly; that the French
government werr satisfied with the pos-
session of his papers, (which they were re-
solved 10 keep, and that he must leave Pa
ris at late hour tina, evening. Sir Grorgs
upon receiving This communication, re-
quested leave TO puretsssa new nat, which
WAS granted, and that was acccriiO.,'y
broush, to him. This was all the prepa-
ration which he Thought proper to make
for his new journey or which, would prob
ably hays been granted TO him. At the hour
appoip.e dan off .eren,sred the apartment,
and informed him that every thing was
ready for his departure. He was tnen con-
ducted to the temple gate, where h. found
carriage waiting for the reception Of
himself and his servant, with an escort
attending. When he was put into the car,
riage he earnestly requested to be informs
ed 70 what Place they intended to carry
him: but even this favor was refused and.
he wa. told !. would be time enough for.
him to know that upon his arrival at the
first stage. Thus did he leave Paris in the
most painful uncertainty, from the known
ferocious temper Of the Corsican, with tho
most melancholy forboding, having eve
ry reason to suppose he was going to ba
incarcerated in some provincial prison or
solitary dungeon. Upon his arrival how
ever at the end Of the second stage, his
fears were some what allayed, and he was
informed his destination was Boulogne,
where he Nigh. embzrE fer England. Not
being able tn procure q vessel at" that
place he was sent to Cherbourgh, 4. which
place he arrived ou Friday last the 18th
and was Immediately put on board q
French cutter with Gag Of truce, which
stood over for England. The cutter had
no, proceeded far from the French coast,
when his majesty's friga,s the Niobe ofss
guns, captain NJ. II. Seoos. one of the
squadron Of The Jersey station, fell in with
her. The frisate Immediately came along
side aad captain: Scott being Informed by
the commander OF the cutter, that he was
proceeding to England 10 land Sir George
Rumbold, The British minister accredited.
to Hsmbars. Captain Scott took the
worthy Baronei and his servant on. board
and carried them to Portsmouth, The
asa of truce returned to Cherbourgh. Six
George wss landed at eight O'Clock on
Saturday a,erning, at Portsmouth, where
he took past ebaisc and four, and set
or, for London; uponhis way Es stopped at :
Richmond, Which he reached At ten O'Clock. "
There he visited two of his sons, and at.
ter taking sone refssshmsnt, he proceeded
with thcn. = town, where they arrived At
abous half past ono at lacy Kumbold's
Bryans,one stree. Sir George did not
suffer many minutes TO elaple, before he
sat down aud wrote letter 70 lord Hor.
rowby, TO acqnsint his lordship with his
unexpected arrival. The letter was ssst
to his loeiship's house IN Grosvsnor.squars
tu, his lordship being at Bath and the SER
van. not aware of Inc Importance of the
communicaiion,is was NOT sent 90 the of.
fee in downing stree. until twelve o'clocs
yss,cr day.. At,hs.,ime the letter arrived
Mr.. Hamnsnd, the shder seeretaryiof state
was in the o;ace transscs;ng bdsiRess &'te.
IN, aushorisrit to open tue toSeiafles.ers Of
,a. d.o,r.mea.. 'dnrin2 HE abSence Of