Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-31

ssr On Change. lie is a young officer, a.
h l IS wears Of age, and was dressed in
The uniform of the q. s. He delivered
,.aov letters to merchants, but they contain
nothing important.
Alta fullmeeting of the nobility, gentry,
freeholtlers and inhabitants of the county of
South II ampton, on the I'd ult. it was una
n;;m9nsl,- resolved to address the King,
nrayiingiora full inquiry inso the causes that
led 10 the convention in Portugal.
A nesting at Reading, on the same day,
came to a sirai,sr resolution.
Ontl:e FIRST Of Nov. about GOO Portu-
raesc elsaiiggarts, gentlemen and ladies' with
t,sir lil.es, eniaaiked On board transports
1t .w.ster, to wait for a convoy for the
| B.sziis.
MIR. Shaw was received with great salts
fac.;sa AZ Gil the places through which hs
nasse,l. and treated with nalsh c;v;a!ity and
s,tcntlon al Paris. During The short time
he remained there hewas suffered to go a
pr,,,, "a ol1,eapy pgiya the French aessen-
60, is:sss = ae TO Eaglapd.
Sill are we without any French papers
eon,a;;a;;ng a copy Of EonIpa;t IS massage
-, Frssse. ae!!;Tered On TIC 25th d iast
s,ontb. We shorSl have supposed that It
vsa,,,il have been broaght by sir. shaw. +
4 Aas, ministers ssenot shink ProPes. to make
;seaabbc. Ba. il has hctn stated tkat Islr.
! Shaw only brought a Fatis pepper OF the
srst. g1.:eh conasias netting more than an
asso,.pt d lssyiaessieis Ranoeail-
3 T,,s gessSre Of sa3onaparse 70 the le-
rs;at,,Te was, as VIC stated Yesterday trans
,voI,e,, 70 tbs country in manuscript. L
was received By Z DGrch merchant from his
friend At Rostsl,larn, who hal received It
from PPasis Two, slays .baEore. iiait we have
this aorpi.sg seen this message Of speech OF
BonaDar te's ii thes ifollowiag form, which
dh;ta,ers rom that in Shich i was published
Yesterday, though the Substance IS the
SINE
q She Grand object of my journey to En-
furtl,. was 10 consult with she emperor OF
Russia UPON tic MOST desirable means ior
bringing a:.out a gslaeral peace; and with
/ tais gev, subsequently q Coarief was dis
fpacaed to tao 6f,rstistl government, 70 pro-
pose those concess; obs, without sillcn II
was net expected that power would enter
inso treasY. In case. of an uBtavoFa5ie an
sser iromhis Bfitannic najesty, It was my
idlssas;oa INNS sliately 10 put myself at the
head d my armies IN Spain, to place my
tro:asr on tue throne, in the centre OF that
tlngdom, at tie capital and to plant the
Gallle Easleoa the. strong noids OF Portn-
sal.
6 RRussiaai,es Denmark are united with ne
asainst England. The Swiss experience e
very day fresh advantages from the ACT OF
Moderation ] an perfectly satisfied with
The gcod disposition of the Princes OF the
Confederation OF the Rhine. The Italians
arc, and have reason TO be, contented with
thsbeae6ts t.,sy derive from Their ccnacc-
hon vita France. The AMERICANS
WILL CONTINUE THE EMBAfas-
Go, cls 7ael;H aafher iass the cE'osat'as:',,ts
{. Commerce, fiao sp6nit to be siaoes on the
rcfGa.
NC views OF the emperor VI 1ettsott. -
ny era, are ia every respect contormabie.
ouf hrss wish is peace, and we wcasd G..
ssh consesccnd to make some SACRIFICES
ff'17a',s'3 sacrifices to obsssa 1t, and to
give 10 hundred, millions OF people, whom
~ represent, tie advantages OF maritime,
commerce. What sc; may DC the result OF
1, Or designs entirely coincide, whether
=, ,os Inc Prosecutions Of war, or iorthe conso-
'7 al Of peace
nc s77eseh Ct Massage, IS we have just
onsn u, Is, IS o;ir readers aEiil see, less
slufs tan TIE. one we published Yesterday,
s.'ossa u does not differ from It IN sub
,a,Se. except IN taat part which seems to
ssSs Il depsnduFon US whether he shall
In ms armies into Spain, and crown his
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