Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-02

0esidea, the abCys, the lieut.. colonel u
entitled % an allowance for fuel. candles
aud auariefs ana when Dot oh the = tented
fed, de amount neces5arily viii vary &C.
cordipg 20 the expensiveness 'of the plaes;
where he lives, and the extent of he es,ab-s
lishment. Tie lieut.. col. Duane, % exc
cute the dates 81 mis- Offices, must I've ynost-.
~ a, Philadelphia. He carries On the buai.
ness of printing al snrts Of matters for the
preaidrn,, Robert Smith, secretary Of STATE, J.
end Others, under such Instructions and iG-
perial orderss he nav, from time totlne.r
receive from Mems. Tuneau, or his royal
master, through any Of his secret and more
confidential agents. The lieut.. col Duanes
establishment 10 known to be extensive, and
his rents must be high. He has been -at
philadelphia almost the whole time since'he
was selected by that disinterested patriot,
Mr.. Jefferson, to be lieut.. colonel. ne
was once, as we rscollect to have heard,
sent across the Hudson, to spend a lew
days on a court martial at New York
Mind and body, the lieut.. col. Is too precrl-
Gus To- France, as well as the y. S. for his
valuable life to be exposed on the deadly
marshes near New Orleans. How is the
lieut.. colonel's account for quarters, fuel,
candles, and rations, adjusted al the trea.'
,sury? Isl e, like the commander in ehiet,
the pui.sant Wilkinson, allowed extra "a.
items, for commanding at sepa, ate post !
What allowances are mad. for quarters,
fuel, and candies, &c., &C.? For: what
buildings do the U. S..Pay rent, fuel and
candle.l For III, lieut.. coIonrl's house on
"; or for brinfingeGce, chap, and all!
We wish some OF the accounting othcers
weuld publish the lieut.. coloners account,
in essenso. we should like best to see it
under the hand of that good man, Albert
Gaila,in, secretary OF 'he treasury, who"we
understand is one of the grratest cHpherers
in tie world. C(Cannectieut W'rrSr.
The Editor of the United States Ga.
ze,,e is indebted to mercantile gentleman
Of Philadelphia for DulSh paper of the 9th
April, containing copy of treaty betwr
Naooieor and his brother, the king Of Hol.
land. The following 10 translation of such
PARTS a. appear TO be interesting to The Peo.
bic of the y. States.
From the Royal Courunt Of the 9th Of April,
1910.
TREATY.
His majesty the Emperor Of the French and
King Of Faiy, and his mgssty the KING
efHohasd. >. -. .,.'...
Wishing to put an end to the differences,
which have arisen between them, and wish,
ing to render the indepsnds nee OF Holland
to correspond with the present circumstances
into which the orders in Council Of Eng
land, Of 1 so7, have placed all the maritime
powers; have agreed:
Art 1. Until the English government
shall have officially, Withdrawn the res,ric.-'
tons, contained in her orders OF council or
1907, all trade whatsoever between the ports
OF Holland and the porls of England is pro.
hiblted. I'm case particular reasons should
make it, necessary to grant licences, only
such as are delivered in the name OF the en-.
peror, shall be valid. . .
:. 2. A body of troops IF $4,000 men, 5000
whereof are to be cavalry, and consisting OF
5000 French and $4,000 Dutch, shall be
placed on all the mouths of the rivers, to.
(, QStnSI'~NU VhSCtb "a ssS - aNHS" SNS~''.
house, 10 watch, THAT the contents OF the
prece ding article arc pat in force.
8. These troops arc TO be maintained,
led and clothed by the government OF Hol-
land. .Js
4. All vessels transgrsssing: the FIRST arti-
Gle, which may be taken by French men OF
war or priys,eers, shaR be declared good
p,izes, and in case of doubt, the difficulties
can be resolved by his majesty the emperor
only. ..y. ~
S. The restrictions 10 the preceding artl'
eles contained, shall be Withdrawn. a. soon
q. England shall have Withdrawn her Or
drrs in council of 1907. And from that
nomsn, tie French troops shall quit Hol.
land and leave to her the full enjoyment OF
her independence. ... o.. -. ....
8. His majesty the king Of Holland in
order TO cooperate with the forces OF the