Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-09

.u.noes from any other source U,
5a .',,ar az furnish his t1D' 'asns, will
should th' ~ his lanci6sd military great
l,ss the Slns allowed - up, with his 90 o. .
sol Great Napoleon, and turn TO ms
lad for The gre, o,sr as a man which Is sad
:. ssaD and ase'l b,nsssd S w.h "a vr-
5. the hspp rrsabls consort, and that they
u0u' ap naI = happy in each oshsf' but aiso
fslr enllu material to inquire when the
i r a e',his country became emoarfass-
",sciens to state they are SO com
~ I BANCROFT that the government paper na
||pIstsy Oa', ~ circulating medium OF Den
Shlen !. - and believe Of Norway mas
marx propJ. >, rate Of about four TO one !;
d'PfS 81, his rainous condition was the M
and mat . 'gsc, Of their war with England ;
.nsal : 's.s s their commerce. dried up
lshlrh. ass ,aorcr Of their country's revenue ];
|the cn, ms ' accustomed vast increase OF Its
|'n .l. a.,O force, quite disproPortloned TO It's
military - ,onnation-so that the exPences
means - i.rpment very far exceed the IN
|0i the 81 threaten ruin irretrievable. This
'0me' e G." things affords certainly strong
state o. 80 ;n;nsfice on the part of ma
s gu !. protesting just and amicsble d'sposi.
aon ! and which, if not better excuse,
!lon'' ~ opinion, stronger reason tor the
l'lu aa :, towards our trade, than that as
s eonugI h. sorae people in exsenuation.
The Dsper money, the chief circulating
.,. d Of Sleswick and Hoistein, is inde-
n.ndrot Of the kings authority, or rather
I P'~ 1oss NOT rest upon his credit, having a
b,,i, upon adequate funds assigned by the
government of the duchy or province, or
- H. ;s,oe OF the bank of Altoona, and has
|n n deprecated. These provinces have
Their loya authorities quite distinct, but not
II course independent of the king and his
govern nens of Denmark proper.
With regard to the conduct we expert
,nce from the monarch of this continent,
cutrageously unjust and extremely wicked
as it is, really do not feel so much resent
men; as do of the hypocritical and sneak
inp treatment before related, FROM petty
power, who herself pretends to have been
the innocent victim of belligerent wrongs,
and perhaps very truly and who, without
the shadow of cause against US,
S pursuing the same conduct towards others
If which she has SO bitterly complained to
he whole world, and in proportion to her
tide might, has done US more harm Within
he last twelve months than France and
England together. But have done with
atr. The Rambouil.e, decree has been
passed TO l-galize the conhscalions at Bay
Onne, St. Sebastians, &c. and make short
work Tor the courts. The pretence is very
good admire the pretence--and | doubt
not 1t viii be advocated by many French
partizan in the u. States. The govern
nsut, however, cannot possibly see in it
any thing short ola determined, deliberate
y determined provocation to declaration
Of war; which we think here cannot fail to
lake place very soon after congress can be
convened.
Ibis decree has had one construction
Which 1t might charitably have been sup
1ostd would not have been given TO ii; and
mats IN the case Of American vessels cap
ured assea, wherein the claimants have
compromised with the captors for certain
part 70 retain the remainder but it appears
INC !, whole goes into the .-: | don't I'm.
lefstand French; but am told the word
'h to the chest Of death-at any rate
,He compromising claimant can have no
'ompromlse with this chest.