Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-11
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LokDoN ffu,,e 10.
Evacuation ofthe lsle Of Gonlaaa.

EU0CHdtson C/ INC ASfS " oe''f1u.I9'
Art. 1. HIS Imperial Russian Majesty,
troops are to evacnate the island within two
days. and to deiiyerto his Swedish majes.
tvs troops all arms, ammunition and artt.
lery which they brought with them or took
in the island. They are to give thsir word
of honor, that they will not serve before tie
expiration Of twelve-mcnsh, assanss lie
king of Sweden or his allies.
2. Allefects and magazines, of sslt,
ever name or description, which belong 3
the king ofSweden, and which have been
consumed by the Russian troops, shall b.
| paid for, and the value Of all requisiiiou
| which may have been enforced, shall b,
| made good.
8. The Russian troops are to take with
I, them all their effects and property, and 10
march to Slito they are there to emtar.
on board the same transports that broueu,
them thither; they shall be furnished wia
passport III order that they may be able t.
( return unmolested to Russian or PRUSSIA
har!,ofs, and should they star.d in need q
provisions, they shall besuppIicd with th,a
on making payment for the same. The ~
1Gth of Maj-. 1903.
| As tie chief hope for the deiiverancs q
Spain from Gallo despotiss,, next to ii.
/ spirit of the people, seems TO rest upon IL.
efforts of the duke d'infantado, the follow.
ing ecdote is particularly interesting At
the present moment. An ancestor O! tsn
nohlsman,a former duke d'ii fantado, BEN,
desired by the king of Spain to lend hS
mansion, at Madrid, to the constable Dc
bourbon, who had oasely abandoned hisls
Ultimate monarch, Francis the First, d
France, gave the following inagnaninos
enswer: cannot refuse your majesty tn
| favor you desire, but you must excuse IN,
il, when the occasion is ever, raze to tis
ground a house which being polluted by ths
residence OF traitor, will be no !onscrah
/ h,bitation for man of honor" Mos. an1.
cusly do we hope tirat the descendants d
/ the ilisstrious nobleman, who could usa
such dignihed sentiments, will be found
inherir The same high spirit, and thatawl
! be successfully exerted In supporting the IN,
! dependence Of his country.
! The Spanish dynasty OF the Burtoa soveI
reigns, which may Eow be considered q, Il
an end, had reigned one Iaadrcd and eight
years, since the decease of Charles tn s..
cond, the last monarch Of TIE Asturiim I'M,
in 1900. Four kings only have swayed tn.
sceptre during that period namely, PhfpE
/ the Fifth, his TWO sons, Ferdinand the SIM
and Charles the Third, followed by thels
unfortunate Charles the Fourth. In hyE
fate, the emperor OF Austria may behold, E
in mirror his own approaching dssii@
and certainly at no remote period of tirs /
The king Of Prussia can scarcely be corsr
dered, even n3w,a other than an indlvljI
not yet deprived of the royal tide.
The archbishop OF Nisibi, the PopiE
; Nuncio, upwards Of 70 years of age, Is
escaped from Portugal, ard has reaehdE
England. He intends to go to the Bn[
ziis.
ADH1RALTr COURT, Docroa's coMaus
Thursday, June 2.
This day the right hon. sir w. Scoupt
cseded to the aljadica,i1 IN of the follows
cas-:
Elise-Ann, Cox, master.-This Ama' 4
can vessel, bound from America to Any
terdam, was captured n November ias1F b
the Steady, ard brought to Portsmouth .
After some negotiation had passed betwoa
the captoys and claimants agents, the cay
tors consented to restitution, but in rslno'
ing the ship from, the Mother Bank (whr
she had performed quarantine to Shesns
she was lost in consequence Of hurnsanf
and the question was, whether the eapfa
were to be answerable for the nisforuaI
The court was OF opinion that the n'aJaES
tune did not arise from any rEiscondaa
the eaptors, and therefore dismissed thsP
ties.