Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-22
BY The LAST MAI
NETWORK, July Y.
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The schooner Edward, Thomas !,
from Barbadoes, arrived yes,erda
quarantine ground. By this ves,,
editors OF the New York Gazr,0r I
received Barbados papers to the a n
containing extracts from London /
the 9th 70 the 23d May. The m
which We have copied are the mos
portant.
The London papers speak of pro-,
change in the ministry, inswhich the dubI
Portland, earl Camden, and lord hIuIpI
will be succeeded by earl Grey, the d +
of Bedford, and Mr. George Ponsonby,
The British naval force in the BalGr [
been considerably augmented. RyaradE
raj Picknore, in the St. George, has n
sent to join sir James Saumarrz on thai,
ton. Some operations OF great exten, y
expected to be carried OH Immediate +
gainst Russia, In the evrnr of her tjk
part against Austria ; which Engtaudt q
ed to deter her from /; and in order toa
ciliate her, the Russian admiral SINH
and the crews OF tbs SO ladron, pledged B
the convention OF Cintra, have been II
home.
The Barbados papers state, thatds
French trigates Felicite and Frureus, q
of commodore Trouac's squadron lasd &
the Saints, after quitting Bassaterre on 3
night OF the 14th June put into St.M
Gone OF them having sprung a leak Vi s.
they were watched by BRUSH squadrtI
BRzDcETows, (Bar.) Jm.
A large mass of intelligence has be-:
ceived since our last, brought in dup 81
by the Adrian cutter, 81 days from 4
mouth, charged with naval dispatches 5
by the Despatch three masted scb 8
Packet, in 81 days from Falmouth, waS
second mail OF MAY, both arrived on W
day. Our selection from the Lonja
pers Cup TO the I'D inclusive) enters 50
ly into the sangnlnary events passIng@
great theatre OF war, now extended IhT
the vast track of the continent conprch
ed between the Baltic and the Alrlasf
we need scarcely further touch upon To- M
certainly IS = melancholy task to recdj
versltles but it becomes firm ni AZ
meet calamltles, rather than indulge &
Gus hopes tor such only are now + h
left at The struggle OF Austria, detsaF Il
born down by the overwhelming pow
Bonaparte's armies, already again ad'' q
to the capital OF the empire. NO dtJs q
however, yet appears in the AustaH s. d
ment; and it would seen! that tn0r Il
usurper even enter Vienna in trlu4 4
may not altogether conquer the cap
many parts OF which popular feeNl5
been awakened that promises one
union tor the salvation OF the counlS
happy indeed shall we Be to annouH,
the udc OF success has turned aSND
dire tyrant.
The war in Austria, however lp
some consolation) places Span NV
mostausp;clous circumstances S''
by the genius of Britain the eSP'D
the French from that llnportaI1I '
might reasonably be hoped Ior, d'up
articles of the modern Macha''
Usurpers train effect all the pu'F' III
treason.
Portugal, present, upon the W0on
psct more pleasing and prospeIo~.i
great army under great co!iin' r
now in the very heart OF the coup.
with the British spirit following 'o ~,
On the heels OF the retreatlns ep'~ u
long ere this we willingly pcrsuaas, -,
the subjugatory invaders have y ,
pletely conquered or expelled .s4 )
Our government tor the ass 'po ,
Portugal has granted loan OF on !.
the prince regent, secured on us
of the island of Madeira. e.J
The French government, we W. W. ,
refused the cxchange OF the prlSo, al
xn at Martinique; and in conssqu's
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