Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-26

fefday lett no doubt DIVA
and France, they e y ns' 'st"er H..
cheering prospect in IT,. na.. q Us
expected. There are hons' 'sa taaa "
shake off that perniciops ss ~ S.at R.s,is
!, rapidly blasting her fame ,nA ". Vi.
her dearest interests aud bsr "s aad iort,
she will rouse herself a ara ,iI' !, glory
honorable action. The iou,n slsoreQ d,
prussian majesties to Petershalssy Of he
have produced 4 total chs a,ssa ;g baa'
sian councils, Aaod Alexardeevr b N 'os h,
beauty to what he refused 10 tb as YIELDED
wisdons The queen Of prus l.i plstas
not more illastrious for her rank 4. qQe
her virtue, used her influence aan
known to be great, over the cm5., %,'3S
ander, and when truth ccn.1s tt,r r,o, At
otbeauV, What aortaI Can res;." m ne
she would have undertaken So Ioa :" Ia
ney, at such an Indictment season s. jour !
other than great political view % !, an
be belleved-that that political view Dol
to severthe emperor from thearmsofp.N @I
ard to induce him to support Au 81 franc
have little reason to doubt-tbat ~ '' w
ceeded we hope We shall soon be Al. .' S0cI
nounce, % al
The House of Commons SAT in
morning, upon Mr.. Withdrawals - m ! ~
for an address to his majesty, Drawn; ,ao' !
majesty to adopt without delay, such - =
sures as may best tend 10 the imm t"'%
re-establlshment Of the commerciaI ;s,ss
course between G1is Maestv's no ,r;
Mons and the United States Ct an,
RIGA and to bring by temperate and r,s
ciiiatory negotiation, all ether points -
just and amicabse conclusion. The ooin;o.
we cave SO oiten expressed reiadyr r. r
conduct to America, and the. coplrc. !.
America to Us, we need rot repeat u
conluct Of the enc has been as full Dc G.,
bearance as the conduct q the other i,
been full Ct Partially. The breaking "A
intercourse between The two nations =,
the act, not Of Great Britain hut Of Amer
ca. Her embargo was not the effect Of O,
orders in counciIEas the opposition 50 r
p, ated'y and positively asserted they wer
an assertion in which they are contradict.
by Mr. Pinkney himself, who in his lette
10 Mr.. Canning dated On the 10Th Octoh
last, (see the further pap,rs presented
the Commons relating 10 America, an1 [
dered to be printed Oh the ed ult) sa
the referring to a conversation with N
Gaming. . / believe Matn0 ce5y Of %
orders of' November, had arupcd IN Tie
States, al thedateofhie Presidah'smesqgs
proposing the embargo. MIR. Pmknly
ven goes further, and this is Of very 6rl
importance. lie seems 10 tAi.k that FRA
had contributed to Ioduce the cnbaq
He says Immediately after the passage
quoted above, " that a recent change in
conduct Of France to our prejudice id
pear to be known. That intelligence /
been received and belief entertained
vour intention to adopt some Further M
sure, as q retaLaf:5n against france
which cur commerce and Cur rights Toi
be affected" Nhat row becomes q
the arguments on which SO much SIR
was laid that our orders were produced
great Measure by a hostile sPlnt tc|a
America 4? Mr. P;Ikney ilmSeIi ie!'s
that the measure. we were expected TO AZ
was measure whose sole object was to
taliate against France. That II is o.
ton it might injnre America, vas an e
which could not BE- prevented. IA' 0la
rested with France, whose DEGREES
compelled Us to retaliate BY our oTder
council.
Mr.. Stephens made one OF the al
speeches we ever heard. Mr.. W hltebre e
motion was uegatived By MAJORITY y
to a3.
Yesterday arrived brig Lovely Lass,