Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-21


,,;re and yassaI states. Of tic NEST f;l,,
some and disgusting Fetes & rc'eiciES@s
at the birth Of Bonaparte's baby. MI
merous caravans of full grown children
and titled biockhcads intcst every road
leading TO Paris. all sneakins up on the
same contemplate errand, OF Offering
.,mage and Fluctuations. Among CIR
translations we have given one or two
paragraphs merely as samples.
Licences are to be sols! in Baltimore, as
well Az Boston, New York and Charles
ton.
The French decree against printers,
had been extended 10 Holland A Berlin
paper states that a Mr.. Zimmerman. an
editor, and Mr.. Viilers. a professor at
Ciottingen, had been arrested for seaitious
expressions.
About tst April, Count Lauriston. the
French minister to Russia, left Paris for
st. Petersburg.
tons in Prussia as baniitti--so did Ecna-
parte Of the struggles in Spain.
Large quantities of English merchan-
die had been burnt in the Prussian towns
as Rugenwaldc, COslin, Breslau, &c. to
the amount of many millions CT francs.
Paris, .iprii 26.--Ycstelalay. after the
lerce, the Baron de l>aas. president Of tie
interior and OF the police Of Denmark,
had a private audience, being charged
by lis sovereign with a special mission IL
congratulate the emperor Oh the birth OF
the kinS Of Rome.
Bremen, .fprii 2.-Tllc following notice
is officially published in this city On
tie Goth Feb. a vessel having tive captains,
viz. Nicholas Koch, aged S5, resident
Of Brake; ard Adam kemken, aged 26
years. unhnOwn; sailed, without permits
sion, frcm the river Jade. with tie inten-
ton OF communicating with the enemy
In consequence CT which, the governor
general ordered council OF war to be
held at OldenbGrg, the eth March. for
their trial; when the sentence of death
was passed upon them in conformity to
the law Of August, 1890, which specifies
that WhOmsOever shall hold comm unica-
ton with the enemy, shall be punished
with DEATH
TTALY.-yHilan, April tS.-Ais ma
jesty tho emperor and King, has condo
scended to grant the supplication Of the eli
ty of Milan, that it might be permitted
to offer unto him, by deputation, its no
mage. in terms of respectful gratitude,
and It's Solicitations on the birth of the
King of Rome. A deputation from the
city will therefore set out for Paris i'm
mediately, as the festivals ordained to So
lcmnize the happy event, shall have been
celebrated.
F:nice, .4pril 1e-During the month of
March, $50 vessels entered our port, prin-
cipalIy Adriatic traders, ali loaded with
merchandise. In the same month, $50
vessels Of different descriptions, sailed for
the Liyrian Provinces, the ports Of Italy
and Naples, Corfu, and Alexandria. &C.
gypt.)
AUSTRIA, Vienna, .1pril 1O.-There
is no longer any demand for Lcvant COT
TON, which has fallen very much in
price. There is no longer any SUGAR
used in the dominions OF Prince John Of
Lichstentein, but such as is manufactured
there from the maple tree.
Laybach, .apriI S.-On the S0th ult. at
4, A. NJ. commenced fire in Newmarket,
Upper Carniole) which consumed 15s
houses, the church, &c.
Tienna, .4prit 1O.-The Russian Army
in Turkey has lately received considerable
reinforcements, and more are expected.
Count Langeron, general in chief pro
tenn. manifests the greatest activity, and
every thing seem to indicate an early re-
newal ofhostility. The city OF Bucharest,
where the Russians have still their head
quarters, is all in motion; generals, and
officers Of all grades, daily arrive to re-
ceiye orders, and return Immediately to
their respective posts.
.april Ii. Letters from Constantinop!e
give some details respecting the sanguina-
ry events which have lately occurred in
that city, No men can convey an ida., or