Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-08

that the hcalih IF his r1ajsstv ,sa,,,.
gain given. s 'A'a'a be q
lowing, : y hefS
May the united efforts Of Graz. !
Spain, and Portugal, rescue the ~ ao nE'taa
from degradation and tyranny '0aflaa
/" May the Spanish, Porapues. ,
and Swedish powers ever unite ior i hFfAS
port OF Religion, Liberty, Loys ls s'r
Law '@'y aat
Lord Camden then proposed the hal,
the chairman with three times three, rE;
produced an appropriate speech FROM .9ss
worthy baronet, and the return Of ths 4 :, a'
compliment to the company. %
The noble visitors were now ,to
withdraw, when Pause was occasions ~ :
Mr. Canning's health being given on NJ;
the right honorable secretary said. ha r
had before addressed the gentlemen n a
in the character OF an interpreter; h. y
now the honor of speaking to them nI
own person, and he had the satisfaom
that character to return them his lnoa w..
full acknowledgements.
! From thu London Mornijss Pest, Alto, n
TO The EDITOR.
SIR,
1.-THE d:!ssatisfacticn which Followed.
toast / gave at the public dinner las. v.,I
| by many supposed 10 have been " Tas Pie.
sident Of the United States" but actuah
6 The President and United States q Anc
rica,o had been conhned to the compny
| present, I should have considered any bha.
that might have attached to HE fully reru.
, ed by the general appreciation expressed at
forwards at my condact; but as thas exc.t
ed much observation, must request YOU
indulgence to insert few lines in ius6Ga
! tion OF myself. | have always consldert
! it to be the duty of chairman to 4
with i,rpartiality and propriety, and notr
introduce any toasts at public dinner IN
! claudestins manner. 10 prove that Ia.
no such intention, the toasts were pria,d
! with translation Tor the information ofa
visitors, and distributed at the tableat Wha
I sat, although I believe they were only pa
! .iallv circulated at the other tables Al
the friendly governments, with Their re
spective soyereigns, were gwen IL reSSua
succession Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Sc
/ ", concluding with America. Ny s1ia
! ton was a puclic one, and It was not yer
mitted for RE to indulge a private op'nif
or ieeling-stric: impuslal.ty and CORE
propricty demanded that should pr0p0S
| and not omit America, with WREN We !"
in amity and friendship, placing that COW !,
uy on an equal footing with tie rest I,
] American minister is here we have oa:
America; state OF peace must thereon
be supposed TO exist and It "o'.l lT IA
been presumption Tor ne, in the 'haif o
respectable an ASSEMBLY, 'A'i IA ~ i,o;l
OF lis majesyy's ministers, to have as1;u
! Watcher ,lle pseszin state OF the conhtA' :,
/ between the two countries Was more VI ).
friendly. Under thsse eiFI".!'s lans,
must confess that feel nai'hsF &C.
! difficulty in referring nay eon'''-' rSo,
| judgment OF every oispaaSloili'S p:' .-II:;
/! to accusations OF party MOVIES y: ~ 90,
! tcyested lnranness, can oppose VIZ" 49,, Vs.
t.ence long lie passed anacI o lns :, :, :, s.
many VITO wercprascnS, and matter n ~.
! chat is uniform tenor RENTERS - c wv 4
sasy for me 70 enter into any 'D''''
| fence.
am, sir,
/ Your most humble servant ,r,c
FRANCES Balm"