Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23

friend havs beer we'll received ~ the
Russian minister here, wbe has Us.
made treaty OF peace with Ehg'aho.
have seen Bernadotte, and have had
conversation of an hour with him. :
have found h IN here TO be tae same l
have known him to have been efsesohere'
I have been received BY him with inc
same frankness & friendship with "hicn
he distinguished me when in france
He has had the talent to preserve tor
himself the esteem of all, both the inha'
bitants OF this country * strangers VINO
consider him as ore of the brst iostru-
nen;s to put down the pride OF the g'e0f
man. s perhaps to cause hisenslre down.
fail-so NAV il b--we have great caost
The Grown Prince has promised to
speak in my behalf to the Emperor OF
Ru s,a with whom he is TO have an III
teryicw at .Abo ard he advises me to
proceed 10 that place, where, he. Says
we shall further confer together, and
whe,e he desires himself to preset me
o The Emperor. You see | have reason
10 hope. and if | make no more enemie
here than have made wherever l nave
been, trust shall be successful Jea
lousy nav pursue me, but will by NJ,
conduct, endearor to impose silence On
il. Let them only give me an oppoftu'
ri,y have much to say toyou, out the
time is not vet arrived you viii hove
yer hear from ne wherever may DC
SIT is /" said Bernadoite, "who have
the honor frs, to un!url the standard
gainst Bonsparte replied, "ali eyes
are fixed on you"
tine French have retired SO verses
& the Russians have advanced SO. ne
army ofValaehia and MoIdavla, $4,000
strong. h We formed junction "'ih The
corp, Of Gen. Tormssof. Oudinot ana
Macdonald have been compietely Teteat'
cd. 1t is TO, known where the frst Is
md ne aFe ignorant where a'ay De the
fourth. genesal of the great man. It IS
great consolation for aliFrenchHen that
j, is here as in England, that | hear com
plants made against the monster agaihs'
whom tbcy say they make war and nP'
against the nation. am ignorant where
| shall be employed / shall Tomorrow
proceed to ABB, where I expect 10 see
the Emperor, and without doubt he H.
f.rmed of nv destination. II the inter-
view here should not induce Denmark
to lake part against the commen enemy
Of the world they can then with PToFrie
ty. blow up NorwaY-in that case, shall
ask to be employ d in the army sesiined
TO make Il at conquest
"Mr. Politica requires me to say
thousand clever things 10 you. We
shall not quit each other. until we arrive
in Russia be il. worthy fellow, and a
most estimable man.
"Adieu ny dear friend, he always as
sured of the sincerity Of my irieDdshlP
&C.
" Postc-ht-I forgot to remark 20
YOU that the voluntary levy which The
Emperor OF Russia has ask d CT the
Empire, has been so considerable tina,
he has been Obliged 10 send back
part. The young nohlemen and even
the women, have raised at their own ex.
pence, to supper, them during the war,
a number Of corps OF Csvalrr and 1nfsn-
~ A y'ung policeman, NJ. de Ma
monoss has offered the whole Of his for
tune TO the Emperor, provided he sc.
cures to him 5000 rubes curing his
life. He rs offered bin $4,000 RULES
in Crowns 1000 Of his peasants. and tie
value Of 100000 rubles in diamonds.
The Emperor thanked him and would
accept only OF the tenth part. This il.
lust,ious ex:1pie of patriotism merits
place on the psge Of his;ory-Again a.
dieu.',
Upon the .recommenda,ion of Berna.
slot.e. Col Rapstel was Immediately re.
ceived into the Russisn service, aad the
onidence and Kindness which the En-.
peror of Russia heaped upon him, even
before the arriyalof Gen Nlo,esu, prove
the esteem which he inspired. These
letters to Us friend in Baltimore exhi.
b., The grateful sense in which the at
,-ntions of the grea, and good Alexan.
der we're estimated by him-Other int
resting details in relation to him, ard the
death Of Gen Moreau, are TO be found
in the publication Of Mr.. Svfh mes
Details of Gen. Moreau lately printed
in Baltimore. This little work is from
the pen Ct a gentleman who accoHpani-
ed Gen. Moreau TO Europe and remain
I'd with him until the time Of his death.
At the moment when all the patriotic
emotions of poor Rapatel's enthusiastic
cart were about to be copsummaled e.
aual to his wishes, when bis laburs ard
,ufferings in "the good cause" were to
meet their reward, he like his GENE
eAL vas pros,raed. He died in the &C