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

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measures with the commanders OF the
Dutch troops stationed in the district, tor
occupying with a second line OF troops, the
most important points, suspected to be US
ed a. entrepots for illicit trade.
4 The goods seized shall be warehoused,
and process verbal shall be made, and
the property divided, according to the re-
gulations of the custom house
IS 1t may frequently occur, that vessels
may arrive without being boarded, as far as
Rotterdam, Leyd Dord, and other ports
distant from the coast. The custom house
officers stationed in those ports shall attend
the unloading of such vessels, and ascer.
tain if there be on board colonial, English
goods, or articles Of the commerce of that
country.
When vessel arrives on the coast, or
at the mouth, otany river, destined for any
port in the interior, officers should be put
on board, and guard TO accompany the
vessel to her destination, who will prevent
the landing any part of,he goods which the
p arties might be DESTROYS to save from ex.
animation.
(Signed)
+" Mar. the duke Of REGGIE.
"Gsneral II. g at UrecAi,l
1871 nay 1910
PRUSSIAN LOAN IN HOLLAND.
To his excellency Baren Fon Knobelsdorf,
Minister Pyenipotentiary Of Prussia in
Holland.
nj. LIE BARON
The reports which some persons have
thought proper to circulate in Holland, re-
speeding the future destiny of Prussia, have
come to the knowledge of the emperor sand
/ have not omitted to inform my il.ust!ious
sovereign, that the Dutch capitalists have
been prevented from taking part in the
loan for the use of his majesty the king of
/ Prussia from an idea that these had some
foundation, and an apprehension that they
be partially or totally verified blythe event.
now have i. in charge to contradict these
reports in the most positive manner, ana TO
J assure YOU, that his imperial and oval ma
iesty takes the most sincere interest in the
preservation and re.establishmenecf prus-
|. sia and further tina. The sequel will con-
firm the rrefragable proofs of this senti-
ment, which my illessrieus soverei en- has
constantly felt satisfaction in afording.
"You will thus, Nile Baron, be ena-
bled to calm the apPrehensions of the hous-
es charged with the loan of Prussia, and to
tell them, that they may rely upon the rela-
courts of Paris and Berlin, and that the
maintenance of the integrity Of the Prussian
monarchy cannot, in the smallest degree,
be asubject of doubt.
st is my wish, Me Baron, that the
assurance which:I hereby have the honor to
give you, may remove all uneasiness, land
conduce to bring to close the financial o.
pera,ion which his imperial and royal ma
issty is DESTROYS of seeing completed to the
utmost satisfaction of his majesty the king
of Prussia.
Is beg, M. lie Baron, that you will ac-
cept the high assurances of my very particu.
lar consideration.
(Signed)
"Compte de Ia .Roucdsfoucauid."
g The undersigned, ambassador of his
majesty the emperor and king, to his ma
ies,y the king Of Holland, guarantees, IN
The name Of his imperial and reyal majesty,
the territorial pledges that are given BY
Prussia, as security for the loan negotiat.
ed by that power in Holland, and declares
that no attempt shall ever be made to annul
*.
I" Count de la Reuchefoucauld"
/" Amsterdam, May IS, 1870"