Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-16
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'fses '.;.r yesssped BY tie .dretaras from
,SaSia.
s s,,t,er learn, that the sublugation OF
We .s;ots. occupied not only the military
r. ls 49, tbe arti6ce of Bonsparte. We give
sS''f s,issiag as an instance
tne p, 49,, &c Bordeaux had been ordered
hD1 ,sr play at the theatre, to announce,
osY the death of the king OF Great Bri-
tHslS'' -. accession of the Prince of Wales
es''.- ~rosu; his declared attachment to
g ~ and his determination not to assist
Fan ssss;she rebels" This news was be-
''o Is nr;;nted ii, bills, and circulated In
re' ':a q ,,shearten the Spanish Patriots.--
s .sssd % this, pcmpous handbills were circu-
, ~ ~ announcing the ritidling demand of
' ;sssr wages, BY the joarneyman weayers IN
wSsocbes,cr, us grand insarreeuon IN one OF
~ cra,dss. cities in England.
~ rSe see,,ch police in ST. Sebastians, allow
- ;nsorSst;on to &c received there, but from
rsvonne and Madrid; but the Patriots sac-..
.sS,.d. bs private conveyance, in making
MN brethrcn acquainted win the progress OF
s.;r contest ; and tAetr G&zettcs, Addresses,
Explanations, and handoiils We're red with
,,.,. pleasure by the isiscayons.
The .a.e Royal Faraiiy OF Spain, were held
,x;;.o0sYs in France. but were personally well
,,,,rd--yiie old King. Queen. and her pa
r,mour Godoy, were in Co.npeigae I'm the
Garihei France, about 80 mics troaa Parls)
ne youug king, Ferdinand NJ. and his bro.
,hsrs, DSn Carlos and Don Antonio, were at
;y.sency, abou, LOG miles south OF Paris, III
! castle owned BY ralIcyrand, WHO wss in
lisgraee piththe Emperor; but who had been
made tie iai.or Of all those cajoled and untor-
Mnate princes
Bonaparte, since disnissing Tallcyrand
rom his counsels, is sai3 TO have no udvlsers;
his conduct had been extremely conualilcto-
rs; reYoking one week the orders oi the last,
and then resortins to tue act revoked. her-
,hier attended him at Bayoane as his Var ex-
scuioner and Champagne, as the herald Of
hi, plans as they regarded foreign nations
The latter is considered mali of slender Ia
kuts.
Asst respected the American aEairs, one
pflhe passengers by the Arcturus, informs,
that Bonapafte had expressed himself perfect
y satisfied with the conduct Of Mr.. Jefferson.
i:i III be true, as asserted, that MIR. ]. has o.
beyed the Instructions Of Bonaparte, In his
embargo, non-importation, and other acts,
the French emperor would indeed DC hard
master, were ne not pleased, when those or
ders Sere faithfully executed That, 1t the
srr,nrrcartc &c tho II,rtad Stotec did NOT IN
tsssre vita lis grand plans, he should not
meddie with any arrangements they might
make with Elgtand.
taccoants had been received in France, OF
fsrT wnhke preparations having been made
% Austria; the army of which had been aug !.
uented to its war establishment, an army OF
eserye formed; lsyies en- masse or6ered.--
.hese Preparations had attracted the notice
bonaparts, and would have been comments
q upon in his way, had the Spaniards sab-
sncd quietly 20 his domination And 1t was
ne oplnloh OF french officers, that ne W war
elWesn France and Austria would take plac e
soon as Bonaparte had leisure to attend 70
: Russia, 1t Was expected, would Join Aus
Inc new king arrived at St. Sebastians the
va o. June he was attended by very small
party Of imperial guards and was accompa-
l'sc BY his brother Napoleon, to Billochc,
sasre they embraced and separated. The
'panlsh deputies were in his train, to the
amafr of thirty Or forty, in cari.g-
5 drawn by mules. TWAS reported that be-
gre Joseph left France, he expressed reluc-
'nee to entering Spain; but imperious COM
hands Of his brother to proceed to Madrid,
'eaid lot be resisted but when about to de-
pa'l the emperor Napoleon assembled the
spanish Grantlecs. Ia word that means no
uofe than distinguished or rich men) and
ZIG hem Re committed the safety of their
CIV sovereign to their keeping; that he knew
1eif influence ia their respective provinces,
M r.quired an exertion OF it in bringing an
.asaae ra66lc' to their senses that the mass
!. Ne people was a monster which must be
ssuzt!ed this own wordsl and he demanded
4e exercise of all their talents 10 muzzle it;
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