Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-01

TOD OSlI3S S<AISA 49,. III
CURIOSITY, prompted him to ascend ITS sun
mis. which had been previously orcseh Ca
and displayed yawnilss hollow trnns Si'e'
having viewed Il, he was aoon, % ueS0sai>;
when Z, some accident he missed his loot, anu
fell in,o the trunk, al the bottom OF Wi!ich iaS
TWO ye-v vonnr bears. Here he remained ioi
some fine before the cid IIasa had courage 10
seaDch for him: when he did, he was Unable
n render the other anv assistance. lie went
however. to find rope. Dung his 4Dsenos
the old hear came, and what must De tie Sch
s.t;ons of tbs unfortunate youth, on seeing
the huge body Of this tcrocleus, anFeieif'ilS
animal aarkcnins, n Us descent, hls aEe@Ey
habita,ion. which he might then literally con-
slider his coffin The nature OF the place, now
ever. rendered II necessary tor his tT1Sfttni
ntisbhour to descend with her tail foremost
:, o.herv;s. she cou!3 no. hare returned.
finding her in this posture, ms only remedy
he thought. was to Law tasl hold OF hor Poss@-
riu7s, which SO affrightei the bsar ihat She m
meaia1eiy assembled, dragging sim up TO tAe
TOD. and her fer was 50 gE'e2-- that she iei GA
branch and b0cke her heart, while the oihsr
o,,;e-Iy descended, 10 the srca: satisfaction Q.
his Old companion. whom nc net returning
with assiS1znce,-EIe has since, i Is SAD De-
come immensely rich.
4 recent case has occurred Al Hamburger,
which Will ever De ranked amongst the most
c-ue! acts Of the emperor OF France. About
Three months ago, Young merchant OF the
name q SCHROEDER, soa 70 OctaviEn Schroeder,
Of Hamburger. was arrested and sent 10 Paris
On & charge Of having been found IN his pos
session solne c2ricstares and Pamphlets which
INITIATED against the character CT BonapaTte.
l. now appears that this unfortunate has been
brought u trial n the usual way. end his Sen
tence was, to be branded In the forehead,
and 10 De sent 3 years 20 the Gaillts. As
soon a. the same was made Known 70 the en-
perar, he expressed his appreciation thereof
ard whether from metres q mercy or cru
civ VS. are al loss 10 say. be altered lhe
sentence, and gave orders th-t he youth
should be shot win ms back towards his muir
derers. This sentence, We have reason to
know, was immediately Carried Into ezecu-
tlon. The news Of ths Young mans sad ca
tsstrophe had reached Hamburger. and made
every heart bleed for his unfortunate sGaer-
Ings
Srttenbrr 20.
Recent circumstances have excited deep
interest in the affairs OF Sicily. b. the annex
ed letter il viii 5e seen, thai our minister,
Lord VIM. Beniick, arrived Al most season
able moment.
:. On bez-5 he Cumberland
IF Plisrro, Ju!y %.
- das after we parted, an order WAS
Si'eh oy her SlrIlizn : eiestr, directing ali
De Ens!iSh t-ayelleTs 70 quit Palermo with
out delay IN coIso6usIl-e, as she said, OF
their having ir'te:.eTed TOO It.z-.:
Iiia...---~-v'oH-s ne govern
lnsat q The country
. The same dav, TIE Princes Villa Franco.
Basel NuoTo, D'Archy, BeIlnlolste, and -no-
ther were seized B, her guards, and sent on
board SiciliaA man Of war king Ill the BAY
They are 5aB;shed TO PantiIlaiia. and 10 two
other islands, for having, as hc7 proclamation
saws, ooG-r:?ed against their Sovereign, IN
protesting against her tax of one per cent. &
applying for the assistance Of Great Bgit-in 10
withstand the law!u! authority Ct his majesty
Ferdinand.
" By some means the queen got possession
ofa Per.ion to our government, signed, j, is
said. by noiess than So S;ciIi2a 1aroHs TIE
object Of which was, to ascertain If they would
BE- supported II tbs attempt u form new So
ve:nnent.
" The Old rs been ou;;- outrageous;
she swears she viii DC independent OF the
English that she VIII accept Of 10 further
Pecpniary aid from them: and she declared
thl: she v7oCld oppose the landing Of the nj
mister, Lord X. Bentiack. She has, hows-
ver cooked upon this last resolution. asyester-
dsv morning his Lordship went o. shore, hav-
ing arrived the preceding evening in the
Fame. On his appearance, party OF the
ROYAL Hsrse Guards were ordered to attend
on his person-Au here z7e in high e.Decra-
tons thst his Lordship vii put matters 10
rights, and thai he viii in.ercede for the IN
fortunate nobiemen who are banishcd, and
who are 10, only the most distinguished for
rank, bat the most popular Characters in the
islands.
The Duke Of Orleans, while sup9in- II
Bugare, had lis house surrounded BIZ ABOUT
90 Of the Royal Guards. who endearoured to
make him prisoner. Those In the house. how
ever, secured themselves and resisted. and