Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-06
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peror, refusing the hand of Bonaparte. II
may be recollected that it was reported,
when Napoleon cast off his old wife, that
the Russian princess was to take her place.
Whether this letter be an English fabrica-
ton, and such things they we'll know how
TO fabricase, or be genuine, we know not.
Isevinces female spirit, dignity and virtue.
Her picture of his character is brief but iuil
Of truth. Shej calls him "regicide, a
sanscuottes terrorist, by turns despos, a
demagogue murderer, aleveller, a ia
Goblin, republican, an atheist, deist, a
mussulman and christian"
From what appears oflate in paper
called the Reporter published in Kentucky.
we would ask how any one can doubt but
that some " abandoned and barefaced' A.
merican Gin the pay and pension" Of
France has undertaken to render Napoleon
all possible services in the Western states
by his unwearied scribbling? IF the fellow
had tenth part as much wi. as zeal he
might possibly do mischief. Bonapayte's
agent who appointed this sub -agent for
Kentucky district has been abominably i'm
posed upon by some Of those who recon-
mended him.
IF public opinion is TO be respected and
obeyed Mr.. Pinkney ought to be recalled"
Binns collecss public opinion from few
fourth of July toasts, by a few rogues or
fools like himself aud Duane, which are no
test of public opinion. If public opinion
were obeyed Duane and Binns would stand
ID the piilory one hour each month during
life, in tsrrorem-thc one, if for nothing
else, for his midnight entrance TO the Trea-
sury and tie other for publishing forge
ry of pretended writings of Goblet. We
advise 3inns to give Us some extracts from
Pinkney's writings written ten years ago,
vol. !, page 122-S and 4. There are sorne
forgerirs committed with uscrop. ears.
The Nszv Jersey Legislature convened at
Trenton on the Esd ult. and on the 26th
his exeellency 9oseph Bloomfield, was re-
elelecsed Governor, and flames Linn, Esq.
appoiatcd Secretary of State.
SPANISH Ame+ica.- An article from the
Augusta Chronicle states, that the BRUSH
flag is flying at Pensacola in Florida. This
may be so, or may not be SO, but be it as
it may, it is probable that all the Spanish
colonies may be free, under the guarantee
Of Grca, Britain ard whether the British
flag shall fly in their ports or not, the MGR
chants of that nation will have all the bene-
fit of the commerce of that fertile and ex-
tensive couatry. The Baltimore Wing
states it as rumor that Bohaparte is about
to establish Ferdinand 9TH on the throne
of Spain. We should not be surprised if
this should be true. Bonaparte can never
conquer the Spanish nation by force. He
is now convinced of this truth. He may
overrun the country with his troops, destroy
the cities and towns, and lay waste the
country !; bu. this win not conquer the peo-
pie. The. people must be exsirpated before
he can enjoy the country in peace 81 what
would desolated and ruined country be
good for, after the inhabitants were utterly
destroyed It would be good for nothing,&
Bonaparte knowsi, he m ay therefore at.
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