Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-01

tf. VI HStstaDbuy, Aaasstea6y 6eoe CeSteos
% ~ sesoaess Of H. Two xtsAsh fHSaess
I'm DesGsia hIving eapeass6 taartssn a.
nsrisIp vseceis, cad sssssd kAyssh eoun'
nv shIps, q Tapsnalas, On ~ ~ W. eosss
81 Su9stfa. The Amsviesns had . large
quantity Of spseis on hoard; With vhieh
shsy wssspusshassus shsls raTsoss Of Psp'
April -. q
>, 7reata beNvses FSsnes md MsAGsd.
There 10 one article which rsla,ss 70 A.
aaeriea, and which recalls "fastiSsy % our
minda ihs observations Of tlin MshA11 -.
lssivs to BeasPsrses rial fssllass sad Ia.
.tshtions towards sAmshea,s M bic aabls
"Lesssr upon the Geains@nd aisposkioas
Of tho French CovsvuasNLs He there
sVstss dir r. s. thss thNrs vvsylAbesg to
steer . midd!seosses-pto RodNass his VIC.
lenes by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
len. profsssions-<o-en.ies from hin the
ains Of % oppressed and pseesrioys rripss
II trade, would only condues % heiShten
10 dicdsia, and 20 embolden his inpolsaeS-
aisas thsy; sqlandcred tunsvsijesiy~ thsir
t0QO u UUOkUtUD S8oe' ~ xOID vvSWtY WIN
Holland oil the merchandise brought by
| American ships into Dutch ports, which
have entered since the 10, of..Tamaary,
1909, Q retrospect oil Is months, 10 TO Be
given upto France, d" to be disposed Of &C.
cordiug TO circumstances and 70 the poll
.ticsl relations of~France with the U.s.;
10 other words, to be given 70 Bonsparte az
an engine to force he US. into ubnission.
1t is not two months since that the French
minister for foreign affairs wrote Is Mr..
Armstrong a long note, which he desired
him to transmit the Prrsidehh in 'order 70,
prove to him the friendly Infections Of
France, '{ahd her favorable disposition to.
wards the commerce Of Ahnerica:t With.
out waiting, however, tora reply to this
note, France proves her itfvndly intentions
and favorable disposition, by laying her
hands upon al American merehspdis. im-
ported into tire Dutch ports! II will be re.
membered, that IN the negoeission betwesa
our government aud Ameries, the latter
made the strange demand, that> Holland
should be considered as Cd, independent
ne u,rai state. To this detiand ~e replied,
tina. % long q she'was ex2ostd to the con,
,rool Of Franee we could not consider her,
nor would even Fssaessuder her 10 be 90
considered: "Amssiei, however, fek Ger.
tain that she would, AID she 'xtDsv receives
the accompanied OF her confidence.
=" Yiennd; March "a.
ave are 'assdred by persons Of credit,
that two Of the celebrated uegoeiasors now
in Paris, are TO- go1o. London; with q erea.
parsonage Of the French court, to trsa. for
ageneral peace. We trust that tie happy
marriage of princess Marie Louisa with
Napoleon de. Great, will FIX the d.stinies
Of Europe"
,>AtrH 10.
Paris paptrs have arrived to the ,l,h and
Dutch to the 18th. They continue to en-.
t-rtain the absurd expectation that peace
with England must be, the CONSEQUENCE Of
'BonaPar.e's marriage.
-AbrI2o. |
"A mail from Lisbon arrived shi, morn.
ing with Intelligence to the 9Th. : Their. has
been no engagement between our troops
and the enemy; but It IL said % be lord
Wenington's intention to advance. Large
:reinforeemen,s have arrived q, Lisbon from
this country, and the combined regular
British and Portuguese armies arc said to
mou 70 100000 mea, beside, - regi.
menss Of militia. The enemy have be<a
driven by general ;BaIlasteros from Santa
Oialla and Huelva /; and a. their force at
Seville Is not strong, they have been oblig.
ed-.e sendfor reiufsreemen.sin the great.
est haste.
WESTMINSTER MEEEIn.
& ->>s:.~~c. H. :.k.l:~.. l.I