Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-17
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- *. Politics.
TIL. duehy Of w arsaw has been sggron.
died with portion Of Gallieia. Il would
Nave been easy for the emperor to unite to
tina, state the whole Of Callicia but he d d
no, chuse to do any thing which mlghs give
unea rss to hi, ally the emperor OF Rns'
Ala. Gallieia, as in the former division,al'
most entirely remains in the power OF Aus
tria. His majesty never had in view the
rec establishment of Poland. What the
emperor has done for New Gallicia, was
con,msnd,d less by policy than honor ne
csu.ti MOI deliver over to- the vengeance OF
an implsesbls prince the people who had
shewn 30 much srdor in the cause OF
France.
!" .As,ounr Austrian prince, the same who
commanded at Ulm in 1905, who IL, a. ar
roeant az he is ignorant in the art OF war,
did nothing else with 1000 men than sui
fer himself 70 be bc atsn by prince Joseph
Popiatowski, whose force consisted Ut
rs GOO. The house Of Austria through
the bad combination Of their general. lost
Western Gallitia, the Inhabitants OF which
with enthusiasm shock of the leaden yoke
which CALLED them. The emperor eonsl'
derrIiTit nisdus, not 10 Law them under It
secorid TING, His majesty is DESTROYS that
under tAe wise government of tie king OF
Saxony, the Inhabitants of the grand duchy
of w afsaw .msy secure their tranquility
and rnioy their present happy situation,
without giving any cause Of uneasinsss to
their nsighbars,
The kings Of Bavaria, Wsstphalia, Wur-
tembstg, and the other princes OF the con-
fedrra,ion, will all obtain an increase OF
territory. II would no doubt have been
easy for France TO extend her limits beyond
the Rhine but that river is the invariahle
boundary of the mediate states Of her
empire. .r. >,
fhe Hanse. towns will preserve their in.
dependence. They will be as means OF
rrprisals in war, with regard to England.
Peace with Sweden will soon be conelud.
ed. ~ .. 80.
Nothing viii be changed in the political
RELATIONS Of the confederation OF the Rhine,
or that OF Helvetia. & -
For III. ffs, time since that Of the Ro-
mans, all Italy will be governed by the
ssme s,s.rm. The union oil the Roman
states was necessary to bring about this
great result. They cut the peninsula be.
tween The Mediterranean and Adria,ie sea,
and history proves Of how much import.
ancr was on immediate communication be.
tween upper Italy and the, kingdom, OF Ma
pl,s. THREE centuries ago, the Pope. while
Charles VIII was invading that kingdom,
formed powerful league against him
The kings retreat was cut off, aad- he re-
turnsd to. France only BY marching over
che body OF the confeaerases, at the head
OF wh,ui was the Pope at Forneva., But
wha. need We TO &c back to the histories OF
Chsrlss VIII. of Lsuis TX, or OF Frsncis
j.: Even in eur days has not The Pope re-
ceiyed in his capital and in.his ports the
Epglish, who, from that asylum, -sPread
disturbances lhseushous the kingdom of
-Nsplss and the iingdom of Italy, disri
buied mcney and poniards to the sssassins
.who we're numbering CUR soldiers 10 the
rslleys OF the Calabrias The emperor
densanded Of the Pope 70 shut his ports
against The Ensiish could IL be. believed
that the Pope would have rejected that de- !
.napd He propossd to him to form an Of.
frpsiye alliance with the kingdoms of Ma.
Die. and of Italy. The Pope did not listen
10 that proposal. Not q circumstances has
occurred binee The treaty OF frssburg IN