Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-16
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49,. .....~ LONDON, Nov. 81.
We continue to-day our extracts from The
French papers. The Moniteur preserves
| a sulen silence upon most Of The events that
are passing on the continent combining it.
sslfto the governmental DEGREES relative to
the interior pslice, and to the f.tes and
amusements of Fon,anbleau. II Bonaparte
be capable Of taking the vigorous exercises
! he is stated to be 10 the daily habit OF taking
all the accounts respecting his indisposi.iou
must be unfoundsd. There is nothing Ger.
tainly ia his acts that bctrays either imbsci-
lily Of mind or weakness OF body. The spe.
culation that was founded upon the c'cum
stance Of his not going to pI:is, fades away
before the assertion in these rT ':rs that h.
is to fix his residence there OIL the 16.h.-
Fontainblea,r, however, will previously see
within its walls strange mixture OF lesi,i-
mate sovereisns or usurpers. There will BE-
Bonaparte and NEST OF the members ct his
family, the kings OF Saxony and Bavaria
the princess Of Saxony and the king and
queen of Westpha!ia, the kingand queen of
Naples, the vicerey of Italy and his wife the
Princes. of Bavaria, the queen OF Holland,
the duke of Baden and o!n.r princes of mi
nor note.
The peace with France, we can easily see
by all article from Vienna, is hot generally
popular in the Austrian capital. The term,
ut 1t, however, are executing as speedily AS
possible. Great part of the French ar.@y is
III -,
ers are to be at Passau. The arrangements
stipulated ia the treaty Of peace, or growing
out Of it, are developing themselves daily.
1t was not 70 be supposed that Prussia, re-
duced as she is, would be permitted to re.
main i'll staiu quo she is to cede Memcl to
Russia, in exchange, as 1t is said, for some
thing else, which We may be sure will be OF
less, perhaps of no v;.lus, We remark that
the payments Of France have been for some
time suspended. Onc Of the KA:nish isces
who has displayed I'll. greatest attachment
to France, IS to be rewarded with part OF
Hanover. Is this the grand duke of Wurtz.
burgn OF the king of Wr,emburg? Most
probably the latter. Bonaparts would feel
gratihed Nv making the husband of the king
OF England's daughter accept 4rt of the he
rsditary dominions Of her father. ~
Alter he has opened the Senate on the Is.
Of next month, and exhibited and danced his
puppets of kings before the eyes OF tn. gap.
ing Parisians, he will set out for Spain,
where pr p.rstions haze already been made
for his reception. elf you don't like my
brother you shall have me-" he said once in
his rage to the Spaniards--" if you are dis
satisfied with the log you shall have the
stork " We shall not be surprised to ste
him push Joseph from his seat, and declare
himself king Of Spain. He can easily End
kingdom Tor his brother elsewhere, per-
haps the kingdom Of IlIyria. =
Switzerland we inter, is to be made to
feel his yoke. He has expressed his dis.
pleasure AZ the conduct of sumo of the in.
habssnts OF that country toward. the Tyro.
lese, and he has demanded promp, and am.
pie satisfaction. This isplessure and the
ssertiness OF the demand accompanying it.
arc gloomy omsns for Switzerland, but j,
was not to he supposed that ne would leave
that country even the shadow Of indepvnd.
ence. H.. ~ -.-r.a....s' T..
Two events are announced ia these
French papers, which we should be clad to
Ind incorrect: The capture al Insprnck by
the bavarians, and the defea, N gen. Blake
by Suchet The latter had Is 600 men. and
his loss Is stated to have been nearly third
OF his army. ~. Z: e -
80. ~ - -. - 4, November Is.
An account is said to have been received