Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-10

"a
Charleston paper) has politely f'vorsd Us
with a supplement- Of the Auroraof the lst.
ultimo, from which we have made the tol-
loving translation
Eairact JGem he D;cvy s Radsog, -da-
s7,st 8.
PARIS, Tuae 27.--Tn the Senatis Con-
suItum Of the ! 9Th instant. a letter from tae
Emperor was read, wherein he desires the
CONSUMPTION Of 1911.
The vice-adIn;ral DESIRES said, Cen
tlemen, We have advanced three conscrlp-
tons, and France IS sensible OF her depopu-
Iation. In several Of the departments there
are evident marks Of revolt, ard at a tine
when lie nation is deprived hy violence Of
the only resource which was ief. 70 her, We
do nos even know ,he object and purpose
for which these Intasar s are lnteaded. IS
it Sweden that requires our youtil, that size
may De Competed 70 yi4lt! 70 the pret@nsi-
.ons Of TIE conaneIt: s. trough . kno~
that we have lateIf been informed tiiat our
armies wa-e near Stockholm, Jet DO not
know where she3e endorsements are 10 go.
do not oppose Tie intentions OF tsae great
Napoleon, bat the importance Of the cbject
should Be septin view by tic Senate"
CAEBAcERns SAID, !" The CONSUMPTION
of 1911 cannos serve for any epterprize it
is a violence imposed upon The citi1 rs q
France and endan9ers the tranquility o'ti1e
state, Fer my part I 90 not knew Of any
present Interest," which Ia WORTHY CT these
great eiiorls-I an, therefore, oProsed
10 elapt these pnliIne'y rs5ources."
The Sena:e IT length refused 70 comply
wi,h tle ernpssol's demands, who, in con.
sequence sent tkeaY tn following hote
6 SGsnatcrs--. have aIiYaysb IN re sly to
reward coed citizens NJ. Ian.tactres has
discharged his duty sith glory, and ior ,h.s
reason / grant hun his disn1ission, wl,h ali
his honors, and the principally Of Eulda
viii all lis appointments. farewell.
/" NAPOLEON"
Bo:on7e, atsf e' .11fttae.
Pv si,Is tine Caenbacercs ard the Arch
Treasurer o. she Empire had RESIGNED thsir
offices TO the senate, who appointed NJ.
Neufciiatel to declare to them III pul3iic,
C that The Senate could no5 deprive itseifof
those members who arc he guide OF It's de-
libcrations, ct time N which 1t IS organ
izing the government. TO the constitution
and TO the civil code your talents are neccs-
sary. The eounuy is in need OF ycur as
sissance, and you ought to sacYiice tie last
DAYS of your lives to lis honor. The Sc
nate ent1eats you to rctp:n and take your
seats, il you do not wish 70 see the resigpa-
ton of the other officers Of the government"
Canlhaceres replied, . 10 comply with
your desires, 1t is necessary thai YOU should I
hear me. We all know that the ENGLISH
ration has been Blamed Iy the French for
the insults offered to the Danish natl -
The ministerial papers have been Tell ofex5
Grafton since the feet was carried eli. We
have not imputed it 10 the king Of ENGLAND, /
but TO his weak government. Wit. these
ideas we have excited al the. continent q
gainst it, ardroused the hatred cfall nasicns;
the same blame IS laid on she Senate. The |
French armies, we we're told, entered SEam /
for the purpose q proceeding egaiE1st Glib /
raltar. The Kings Of Spain beng siisDos- |
sed oftheir throne, and Jcseph Napoleon /
declared its inheritor, are centriFaIlcss o. +
the emperor alone. The Senate knows no /
thing officially. Shall the first body OF tie
nation be at the head Of a conduct equally !
contrary to good faith and TO true policy
Was rot Spain our ally? Did she nos as
sist us with her armies iii Hanover snd Ham
burghs? when cur ambassador set OUT, and
even before, did not the young king give
him the most constan. marks OF beneyolence!
And must the French Senate support such
a violent outrage? Shall we permit inno-
cence itself to be deprived Of the crown = |