Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-28

the United States the Prince Ryps",,
continue to employ such means ffssat Wig
ton as may be consistent with the l. eofeGs
dignity of his majcsty's crown, ard "' no, AID
due maintenance of the maritime ,n ~aNAa.
mercial rights &interests of the Brit;s s"u csN.
Gentlemen Of the House of con aasa'pae
His royal highness has directed 10
mates for the service Of the current v se eSI
laid before you. He trusts that yo1 9S ~;, %h
nish him with such supplies as NAV h. s,al'A
sary to enable him to continue the cnn A''';'
which his majesty is engaged, with ,b Iu'sSi
and exertion which viii afford the hs s, spin
pect Of its successful termination p0N
His royal highness commands usto
mend that you should resume the cons iy''
ton of the state of the finances q, t' '
which you had commenced in the las, ss
of parliament. He has the satisfaction ', %.
form you, that the improved receipt If w
venue of Ireland in the last, as comDared ".
the preceding year, confirms the belief ~
the depression which that revenue had o.. u@
rienced, is to be attributed to sccidenI,l i
temporary causes.
Nh Lords and Gentlemen,
The Prince Regent is satisfied that Won
terrain just sense of the arduous dni.,
which his royal highness has been called rO
to fulfil, in consequence of his majesty, rn,
tinual indisposition. Under this severe cs
nifty, his royal higbness derives the grr,rc
consolation from his reliance on your eynsT
ence, wisdom, loyalty ard public spirit, n
which, in every difficulty, he will resort, vrS
firm confidence that through your assistant.
and support, he shall be enabled under b,
blessings of Divine Providence, succesoDv
to discharge the important functions Of ts
high trust reposed in him, and in the name and
on the behalf Of his beloved father and rev,.
ed sovereign, to maintain unimpaired the pros
perity and honor Of the nation.
LONDON, Jano
Two ships yesterday arrived from Oscnl
which bring accounts from the French co.'s
to Saturday last. 4 strong persuasion pr.
walls in France, that there is treaty on theta
pis between HAT empire and the Americana
public. The principal difficulty aIledgelis
that the claims Of the United States undc ths
Rambouillet decree must be settled priG 10
any amicable arrangement Of this nature,
Janpay H.
The letters from Gotenburgh by the An
holt mail, which arrived on Thursday ey,mma
were delivered yesterday. The latest dates
are to the 9Th ult Ii it had been Cera'n6t
preiminaries Of peace had been sigh I'd BE-
tween the Russians and Turks, these st ad'
vices from the Russian capital would, undou0''
edly, have conf med the fact. As this Is not
the case, we are still inclined to revert to our
statement Of yesterday, that from the lsFPoS'
ton of the two parties, there was oily u'
prospect of an happy issue to the rfSoIa'
lions, but that they bad not yet been aINlc."'
concluded. In confirmation OF our opinion
we are assured in the letters of the l!tA To-!
there is not the smallest doubt OF su; ce'Sa'
termination to the treaty now peNcIs'
proof of which, the exchange Which h's "' -
Auctuating from 5 l-2 to IA ~, tor F y,
Of time, has suddenly risen to u II! ": :.
is an unprecedented advance. Inc i 'S, ''D,
also continue to supply some OF the la,s, i
garrisons with provisions, until the wv"
peace shall be known. .,
We have received most distressing 49, ';,,
Of the homeward bound feet from the D''".'
and it is apprehended we are not YET '1us . o.
quainted with the worst re mos 's L<.
advlces from Liebau speak also Of SCI ''u'' y,
ses which the late outward bound fee - . %.
Baltic had sustained They state, that 'GI I.:,
two ships of the convoy in question: ' snd l6s
captured by the Dantzlc pryateefS' '
greater part of them taken into mat P'T,o
vienna, n, =. y,
The president of the chamber Oh . few
count Wallis, is still in PresbuFg' ,aor Of
days ago he transmitted to the gO'' nsary
Austria letter from his majesty u
the following tenor: .,,e rlsas
Nothing shall turn re from the i Re- d
upon which | have resolved tor t'e Jrrs.
nv states: viii not suffer either III ,omii.
ry, or any other country subject 10 ~; 10y y ny
Mon, any opposition, any llm!la'i0TT v ro.
rights, or any resistance whatever. =. Il Jiun'
there, permit in any case, the states w.. W. nia.
gary to render nv benchccnt ana b0",, ,,;rg.