Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-05
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The Prince OF Wales was established rs 70
gent on the 9th, and communicated h;s n, q
Sage to parliament on the leth. TIE s,aa..
recovery OF the king was confidently eynaa.'
ed, and 1t was therefore determined 70 hp :.
, expedlent to make any change in the MIMI
try.
The orders. III council had NOT been re,a,
ed; but fresh instructions had been c;ven -
the court not to condemn under thsy ." ~
we learn, verbally, that MIR. pinkneu io a."
about to embark for America. ord w wing
ley requested him to remain a few A.. ~
ger, rs he had an important note Co III. .'.-
him.
The intelligence from Cadiz and y;shon
not SO late as we possess. 1t mentions 49, 40
ever, that Massena had been reinforced wv
that the French had been successful in sons
small affairs IN the north of Portugal '-''
Hostihties have been rene ed beswee, u.
| Russians and the Turks.
/; Accounts in England from Hamburger ws..
to Jnnuary 4s, from Go.scnbn.gh to the sf,
I and from Heliigolapd to February
| Parliament was opened by commission ero.,
I the Princesof Wales on the '2th of Feb,u,,,
and the speech delivered by tho c mmissi[,,'
crs His royal highncss hopes that he Nah
be enabled to afford to Spa and poruyay .
continuance Of that support which their en.r.
gy appears % deserve; he compliments Lord
Wellington and his army be remarks that n.
captures of Bourbon and Java hive still Icssrn.
ed the cnemy's colonies: lie states that the
revenue has been m?re productive than ever
With regard to America. the speech state.
that his royal highness will be very h..ppy (
he shall be able to bring the nceociation to q
favorable conclusion, always regarding what /,
due to tire ris!i's and interests Of his mae..
ty's dominions.
In the commons, Mr.. Mines, who mtg,d
to address IN answer to the speech, EXPIRE sscd
has opinion, that the vascillatine conduct Of
france toward America would tend 10 bring
to favorable conclusion the negotiation be.
tween this country and England
The regent in his speech Says nothing re-
specting peace.
LONDON, FRI. 6.
BY the cartel arrived from France, an Ave
rlcan messcnger has come over WITH desputcE-
es to Mr. Pinknev the contents Z: which
have not yet TRANSFERRED Il is stated, however,
from very good authority, that they rcla.e
solely to some nesy s,Tan,e merits 0fthe French
government respecting American conln,eres.
winch Is said to be relaxation OF the system
IN It's favor II IS further stated, that /, kee-
I'm and Mllan'decrces, as far as they rclatc 20
America, are rom the I'd of Feb inst. snay;y
to cease ard terminate. That all American
ships and carSoes, professionally detained in
the ports OF France or those of her doninions.
are TO be restored, and that henceforward yes-
sells from the United states are to be freely
admitted.
Advices by the AnEolt mail state. tia. q de-
mand OF 1000 scamcn for the Frenc, nayy ;,as
been made from Sweden, but has Seer, ire:a-
sed, as inconsistent with the laws OF the kirr.
DOM A similar requisition, made from Dart
ZIG, will no doabt hs more iavora5y I.ste,ad
to- 1t is still reported that there are disturb
ances IN Norway on account OF the naval can.
scrlPtion. There is also d ruyuor of some diE.
tcrenccs between the courts OF Sweden. Dea-
mark and Russia.
BY decree Of the minister of the interior.
dated JANUARY IT, 1911, the sixty printers.
whose names are thereto suboinet, now q
Paris, are the Only ones that are TO exercise
that profession
w az SOICEEilE9 lS2f!t, IifaG
spirit of disaatetion in Ireland IS displaying
itself IN very alarming manner.
Fe6rAayg 10,
The kings mental facu!ties are so restored
that he has had az lnteroiesy with the auecn.
and has been Informed OF the proceedings o.
parliament, and has approved Of them.
fe5yuary II,
Advices from st. Petersburg TO a late d,ie,
state, that an ukase had been published by the
Russian government, permitting the entrance
of bona. tide American vessels in Russian ports,
ON the payment OF certain duties, as specified
In tariff annexed to the order.
It's stated in some letters from France ,t.r
Bonaparte expressed his intention of behaving
with the utmost iibcraity towards ships and
property belonging to the u. States.
he inhabitants of the Valais, SWITZERLAND,
resisted the e.>ecution of the order for annsx.
ing the territory to France but were over.
powered by French troops. Three hundred
Swiss were killed and 500 wounded.
Messrs. Smith and bingham, charged With
dispatches from Mr.. pinkuey, the America,