Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-19

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Sad .exivsd ofders 10 hold themselves IN
r,odiness, 70 BE- called Out IN case Of any
necessity
The debate lated tiIl past sevea o'clock
this morning. Intthe course OF the dsoase
: Lord FulkstoaE eoneiaded . speech "a
oanositiea 60 the resolutions, bg moving
,bst The house do proceed 10 che other or
ders Of the day, AFTER ! long and n some ..l
respects, very animated discussion, nus
mo,icn WIS nega,iyslis on. a.notton Of 27l
,o 90. The resolafions were then adopted,
.t,Ir which sT Robert Salisbury moved,
s. That sir Francis Burdett be commiurd
~ ,;,s towsr."' Upon this motion Mr..
Sheridan moved as an aniendmtRt, That
the hous 10 now adjourn )" but on diSi..
.ion the aTsndmeut was lost, and the mo-
tim for ths commMmennwas carried, the
numbers hring 1913 10 l52.
Sir Francis who was at his house 10 Pic
adiy, was inmediatrly informed of the de-
.i.;on BY his brolher, Mr.. Jones Burdert,
uho> had been. in the gallery during the
~aole ofIhe debate. The sergeant at arms
arrived in PicadiIly with the speakers var
rant, neariy.at the same time with the baro.
nr,'s brother, and proceeded to the tower,
after sir Francis had taken leave of his IA.
mily, he aud hrs brother LETT the house with
the sergeant at arms. 70. ..... g.. o..
The tv,,trs by the Gouenburg mails we're
delivered Yesterday. They confirm the &C
count We have already given from the S$we-
Glsh papers, of the introduction of French
Iroops into thu fertile province of Holstein.
No doubt is entertained, that it is che IN
IrnIien Oi Bonapsrte to take possession OF
the in,ire peninsula to the northern extrcm-
its of JuSland. The following are extracts
frua. the private Communications made ny
that opportunity.
Gztrnburg, March %.
I've are in daily expectation here OF
the arrival of the French ambassador and
whrn be appears we have much reason. to
apprehend that new and severe restrictions
will be imposed ON our commerce"
Same date.
T." There have been So shirs seized At Pc
tersbuTg, and there is very little chance Of
squssrrrarion being taken of from ANY
Of then. Eight of these wish thrie cargosS
ore already condemned" ... ,
The eonhscatisas above alluded to, are
at;r.hu,rd IotwO causes; sne rrmonstrasce
ol the French ambassador, on she aencou.
Iae.u,rnt given IN, what I've thinks ft "a de-
Illuminate iiEcit uads, and the interpretation
If ths American minister, Mr.. Adams, TO
prevent the aiAusc ut the protection afford.
ed by the Gag Of the unned States. The
following letter is Of :the latest date from
Petersburg direct, but II does not mention
The srquesratiOa Of any vessels. : Ga ,
.-....-... Petersburg, Ilarch S. !.
"The ruFnor Of closing the Baltic against
neulrals is once more revived. To this
proposition Russia will be very unwilling
10 ronsent, unless compulsory measures arc
adopted BY the French minister here. Itis
said tina. Sweden aad Denmark have alrea-,.
dS consented, but no reliance is to be Plac.
I'D Oh the statements. H- s..
"h is a matter Of great doubt whether
even American vessels during the APP
preaching season, will be allowed to enter
Riga and the other Russian ports. Il isre-.
ported thar Mr.. Adams is against il, If the
many frauds pracIiSed IN the flag OF the y.
SuaIts, be not avoided, and if they do not
cone without licences. from Great Britain.
or such vessels, he himself examines all
,hs papers, and rejects them if there be che
Leash ground ofsuspieion>
0sher matters remain much Hs they
were when / wrote 10 you last. The en-
PrTor " Is understood has changed his mis-
trrss for a Russian lsdy, who has the same
influence over him asher predecessor, and
who is tqnally under the control Of the
French minister ind his party.