Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
Selections from late English Papers.
MARIA LOUISA.

table. The junction OF Austria with
the Powers who are allied for the
dcliyeraaee of Europe, as~ell as for
self preservation, has placed this
Princess in very unfortunate and
critical predieamsat. On the one
hand. she has reason TO dread the
effects OF the irascible and furious
temper Of her tyrannical Lord. and
on the other. the horrible excuses
Of popular vengeance. Ii is conf
IDENTIFY said. that after the disasters
which the French had experienced
In the Rassiai campaign, waan il
WAS unsert&ia whether the Usurper
had fallen OF had been taken prison.
err. she was naturally apprshensiVe
of the farv oe the populsec. and had
en.leavarel to effect an escape TO Vi
emma. leaving Paris for ST. Cloud. to
avoid Immediate danger, but that
she was so enviroaed nv SPIES. parti-
caiar.y Cambseeres. who slept at the
latter place Onpurp0se to keep guard
over her till the Tsrant's return,
that she was obliged orclinquisi all
hopes of liberati"n.-Bonaparte. OF
course. was iafoTmed of all that had
banreSed. and therefore. to prevent
her from being, uader similar alarms.
ard fsra,ias the same designs. he
appointed hep Regent. and gave hes
sprrs.ne peaer dnFiBs his absence.
before be entered upoa the last cam
paisp. IL is further stated. that
she has since e1deavored 10 avail her
self ef THIS sovereign power 10 favor
her escape. and suddenly departed
for Mayeace. But. though absent,
Bonaparte hal surrounded her by So
MANY emissaries. that immediate in
formation was conveyed 10 him, and.
in consequence, he gave orders 10
pernH her 90 proceed. aRd, and with
his usual craft, ne met her at May
eaee. for the purpose OF exciting a
belief that she came by his direction.
Rut since the dere!iriiau ~ her Ia
Their from the interests ut The CsrsI-
can. IL nav be cxleeted that the lat
ter will throw of he mask. and that
she viii feel the fall farce of his
brutal vengeance. BY the last ae-
counts il appears that she reached
Chrrbourg on the 25th.
II is one Of the peculiar traits. in
The character of the present Naval
Administrative, that line Of battle
shin. with an Admirai's Hag Aying
(thatof Lord AmeIias Beauelerk.) is
now appointed to cruise. IN hopes Of
eneounieriug an American frisate!
-C.Horniug Chronicle.
.Ia;ar General Rail, OF the seth
regiment, HIS been removed from
the STAFF OF Great Britain. and APP
po;nted TO the staff in Canada.
II has heen enormously stated.
that Com. Rodgers is a Seotehman.
He was born on the banks OF the
Snsnnehanna. and his father was
pro9r;etor Of the valuable ferry Oo
that river. Ais sister married MIR.
Pinkn-r hate Minister in London.
His another was living st Havre de
Grace. in America, pa her own e.
state. Her house was barnt IN the
expedition undeP Admiral Cock
burn.
The following ,ru'y affecting oe-
currenee was communicated TO rs ay
q DONEGAL corresponds ni-At Roo
ne,.s Island. uear that town. OH
SUNDAY week, a young man named
Scott. while bathing. imprndead,
yenturea IN beyond his depth. al,ho'
an inexperienced swiHmer.-His
brother. Sho was spectator OF his
danger from shore. went into his as
s;s,anee, and the tide advancing IA
mildly. they we're both struggling
with the waves. when their sister.
fine girl Of is years old, imagined
she might effect their deliverance.
and rushingin. they were all three
lost. in the sight of their aged and
agonized parents on shore.
IN aseful and remarkable e'reum-
stance.
On Tuesday last, y Coroner's In
ouest was taken on the body OF
Daniel Poole. of Pill. Ii appeared
that the deceased was found dead,
on Sunday morniag last, in a field on
the aorta side ofthe parish ofWrax-
all: and that when he died. be was