Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-06


diz. 81 tho
I.st dates from Elyas, Lord Wellington
had $4,000 left after detaching Blake ;
and reinforcements were continually ar
irving at Lisbon. The Frenc n army was
estimated at $1,000; but it is reporter
that body of these had been sent to look
after Blake. ~
Two mails have arrived from Anhoit.
w. fcllaw;ny are extracts from the let
tiers received by it.
~ :. Gottenbnrg, July 6.
sc AGAIN we have to announce the like
I;hood Ola war between Russia and France
which is matter that occupies the
nublic attention now very much indeed
it is spoken Of by some persons well in
formed with more certainty than ever.
A war must inevitably break out, whether
sooner or later, time must determine"
Letters from HeIigoland state, that
the madcap King Of Sweden, Gnstavus
AdolpI.us, had left that island, in boat,
and landed at Tonniagen, with permission
OF the Danish government. He is to re-
side at Gottorp, in Jutland. He was
dissatisfied with his situation in Heligo-
land.
WINDSOR, July Is.
The following bulletin has been pub
Iished. :. His Majesty has had fresh
accession of his disorder. -[signed by i
musicians This last paroyysni has been
seriously severe and alarming; his Ma
iesty was cupped; and has since been
more composed.
July, IL.
The report this morning is, s. The
King is little better"
All hopes that his Majesty will ever be
able to resume the royal authority, are at
an end.
Eighteen additional troops of dragons
and dragon guards are under immediate
orders for embarkation.
The French Revolution, in the legiti-
mate meaning OF the word. seems to be
completed.--After the lakes of blood
which have been shed. Things have long
since returned to the point Of despotism
from which they set out; 4 it APPEARS by
our files, that names so dear TO the bon
citoyens Of France in the halcyon days of
liberty and equality, are rapidly giving
place to a nonsensical and frivolous I'm
perial and Royal nomenclature. Those
who recoiIect the sturdy democratic Ian
guage of the French Reyolutionists will
find striking contrast in the following
extract from an address Of the Legis!a-
live Body Of the French nation, to the
iaan who has usurped the sway of the em-
pire. 1t was presented by Committee
of 25 members. and delivered, on Sunday.
sOth June, by the once celebrated Count
DE MoNTEsQuiU, President Of that DO
dy -
;. SIRE.
One only sentiment prevails in this
empire, and it is yonr happiness that gives
it birth. The august infant granted to
our wishes, and already the tenderest OBJ
Iect of your objections and Of our hopes,
ills all our hearts with the tenderness
with which yours is penetrated. He ap-
pCdFS tEC hstppy Auihi'hSte Va oui oSotiiii'o
the amiable connecting link oil all the
people OF the empirc-the FIRST born of a
nation which YOU have filled with glory
and from whom he demands the most pa
ternal sentiments may he grow UP Tor
YOUR happiness and for ours to be the
iDhe,itor of your gcnius--tiie glory ofthe
French name-the living image Of the
virtues Of his motIer-to enjoy the love
Of our children, and to feel for them all
the tenderness which We feel for him in
his cradle
His majesty then answered,
:" .iIr. President, and gentlemen deputies
Of the Legislature body.
clam well pleased in having you near
me. under circumstances SO dear to my
| heart.
" All the wishes which you form for
the future is very agreeable TO me. My
son W i'll answer the expectations OF France
! lie will feel for your children the senti-