Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08
DEATH or PAUL THE FIRST, EMPEROR
OF RUSSIA.
PARIS, Tuns 5.

An aseos,ns <af shs aeassa OF Paul Isl. -
s The pareieusass of the assassiaatisa or shis
uuforiloats priace, vita the characters OF
the prlissp4l c0nsplfasofs, and rae active
past nc cabinet OF ST. james took IN tns
eys2s, nay be fouao In ;iais work. &c
ssyis aaaouGces q veil e1efclssd pea, and
the f4e!s airs presented with precision; one
may judge Of Ii by iae rapid skstca wsnew
pu0IisD:
.sPaai began his reign by very impo-
litie but honosable act ne caused the relics
Of his ia.hcI Peter 50 TO bsaakea from ti,e
coRpeat Of Newski, where they were 3D.
RED, plsced them IN the cu0reh ot sAs,for
,lsss, the sepdlchrs Of his ancestors, ADD
forced The assassins OF Peser 10 be pais
bearers at This aew kind OF iuaeFal. hav-
iug experienced eoasiaaA a2ogs, i.catiotllSs AZ
the coars. of Cathasine during aer lie, ae
drove from him every ,hiag thas belonged
or ts.as was particularly attached 10 hes i;
tbs military was the particular oble1toi MS
cares, but he wanted address 20 effecsuaSe
tae reforms he undertook. Dosug TUG
las wears of CaSharine dlsciplina mad been
maeh relaxed Paul re-establlehed IL III all
liz ssS sri,y. The sfssers OF tie gaarda
Ssat ia saeir resigAs,iuas, and agaiastthe'r
expees aliopa perhaps, saw them accepted !;
fsequeas AID sometimes ninate innovasio ,ls
served ss psetexss 10 tie Ill 'aienaoasd j;
apdwis men " hist they applanded ,heJ ass
and correet views Of The sovereign, blamed
hls paat of mana sfle OF ID the suppression
Of abuses the gssas sew their privileges
! meuaced, and where the tribunals conia
MOI reach them, Pautendcavored 10 max
them sabnai. to laws shat governed toe
common class of people !; The nobility i'm
patient OF the yoke sWore ms Destruction !;
the people loved and cherished hsw, b1;
the hatred of handful of fnsn was made
to pass as the sentiment OF the pubic; at
the head of ihs disconlenied were hfst the,
three Zonboffs, the general OF eayairy
eunt Palhen, general Beaingson, OF Eng
lish origin (the same who commanded at
Austerlitz) generai OusarcH, colonel lata.
rinaf, colonel Yessolowitz and lastly lara
Whieworsh, the English ambassador to
Petersburg; the sentiments OF Paul with
regard 10 France altered daily; the cam
pa Cos Of Italy anG Egypt rendered him a
passionate admirer Of the military talents
of Bonaparse; he, had his bust placed "a he
palace of the hermitage, and was, oticu
pleased TO callis the /" GREAT NAN" Tbs
return of the Russian prisoners, without
ransom, was particularly agreeable, and
completely gained him over to France
The cabinet of Sc. James took the alarm,
and expressed It's fears TO lord Whitworth,
whose able mind sell knew how TO take ad.
vaasaseS OF the disconteats OF powerful
party, 10 serve his own government, This
Ambassador was forced TO quit Petersburg
before the full execution Of his plans, bu;
he took rafuge at KoniDgsburg, and by the
aid of etnissariss continued his work
every thing, every day confirmed to him the
peryerseness Of Paul. 10 his design Of hos,
Utilities with England--indesd, a few days
before his death he had resolved to arm
three trigates in the most eastern part o.
the empire, at port St. Peter and ST. Paul
, at the extremity of seas, and cndsavor q
get possession of the numerous Englisf
vessels 10 that quarter but this YVES only
an introduction 60 plan, infinitely NOR
vast, for at the same time SO, 900 Russian
were 20 traverse Persia, and by Selling tn
English funds ia India, ruin for ever thai
trade there-English policy, attentive g
all the steps of Paul, threw aside all scru
pie IN the means employ ed TO crush him
The expedition to the Sound is one anon
the many proofs of the participation of tn
English ministry 10 the events that led {
the Death of Pauls.the sscurity with whic
the English catered the Baltic suAicientl
pr0ssa that shsy had expectation of . cat