Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-16
Nezv. Ioyk, October 7.

4 Il NeJp'I0tR, 1CtUUeId' ..-S-x H..
I, The ship United States, capt. Moore,
bound TO Baltimore, from the isle Of
France, was captured on the 27th ult. OH
cape Henry, by the British ship Loop
ard, and sen, to Halifax. The mate and
crew were put on board the brig Lion,
capt Harris. ..@~E -,
lie fast sailing ship Eliza, capt Smith,
Z Arrived a, this port yesterday In the re-
i,iarksSie short passage Of as' days
5 FROM Bptdeaux. Capt. $, has favored
= the editor Of. the Mercantile tAdvcfti--
Ser with Paris papers 10 the 2sth Of
August, Iand Bordeaux 10 the lst of
81 ,Septembsr, from which we have co2i-
Z ed the FOL loving articles. ~ 81 3 7: II
The u. States sloep of war Wasp had ar
6 rived II. Z Orient from Eng with
q dispatches, for our ministers at Paris.
50 PARIS, AUGusrs 10, 1s Z 2.
s This day Sunday his majes.y the
emferor and king received.a numerous
depntation oftte kist!om Of Wes,phalia.
81 AT o'clock his nsi e$ey usesentedk
himself, with the customary ceremonial
at the palace OF the legislative body, ! to
open the session. His serene highnsss
,hr priaee yicsgrand eiector having OBJ
tainrdhis maiiestys permission 10 adj
minister the oath ID. the deputies of the
legislative body named since the session,
tfsheyear L., theaPpsar nonifa,ed Of
three deputies was made by NJ, Laieas,
and each Of them ioek tho oath at the
Fact gi the ttronr.n. &. :. = 80 A.
Ne stpeal being eaaea, his majesty.
SAID, T. s.. ~ 49,.
Gentieshen, t!eTuties from rho, I'd de De
Partnents to the legislative body ;--een-
tlemen, tti5unes aud ME dlbcrs' of INV
council ofHstlte. -, - ~ T.
r" Since your last sessiou,, new wars,
new tfiamphs, new treaties of peace have
changed the political face of Europe.
s =" 1.-THE house Of brandenburg, the FIRST
WHO attacked our independence still
reigqs, it owes it 20 the sincere friend.
ship With which I am inspired for the
powerful Emperor Of the north. -.
" A French prince win reign upon the
Flbe-he will know how TO conciliate
the interests Of his new SUBJECTS, with
the fiIst Of his MOST sacred duties. S.. .
!" The house ofS ..xony hasr.eover.d
after so years, the Independence which
ii had Lost. - NJ
y" The people ofthe daehy Of Warsaw.
and of the city of Dantziiek, have reco.
yersd their country ana thsir rights.
"a. AL nations, with one accosd, are re.
Ioisins thscths maligrant influence which
England hasexeIeised over the rontinen,
Is destroyed forever. =. ;. = =
!" France Is united to the people Of
Germany by the laws of the coafeders,;on
otthe Kline To those of Spain, of HoI-
land, OF Switzerland, and Of Italy. BY
the laws Of our federative syste nj. Our
new relations with Russia are cet,teu,e.l
by the reciprocal esteem of the two grea,
/ nations. ~ p, s. . y o Z
| !" In all that have done, have had
solely IN view the happiness of my pso
pie, more dear TO my eyes than mili.ar,
/ glory. =. -. = :. "a : - -
il rs maritime peace. Resent
nent viii mot have the smallest infleienc,
lover my determinations. 1 cannot hay.
any againsta nationthe sport and victim
q the parties BY which il Is torn, an,
which y kept indarkness uthe si,uatio,
OF iss own affairs as well as those 81 ii
neighbors. -
Il :. But whateyefmay be the issu. wbiel
the DEGREES Of Providence NAV a..;yn !,
the maritime contest, nv people viii Al
ways find me the same, and / shall 81
ways hnd my people worldly Of me.
frenchmen, your conduct durin
the latter times in which your emp.rc
has been separated from, YOU more tha
Y SOP leagues, has augmented my esteer
and the opinion which Ehad conceived
your character. l haye,felt proud in 5.