Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
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t;oo,t, cl.I SiuHu VI GAu,n
a J 3 ;. e high rank, decorated Saaos-
and ribbons, occupied the sc,t stars
right and left Of The bench. AiiPn the
nues leading to the court wer, cave.
guarded; tie force stationed pugy
manner must have amounted f. this
two Thousand 'een. Tie intes'Aa' ar
rescue Ney, is attributed to o,e 10
patty. There has been mari SG1hn
Gus change ia the tone Of this | ea,, VII
specting him lately; when i rafge.
posed that his life would be sn sas "
the c'emency Of the King, thew vsu " /
ciamorous for his blood an! now ,b SFs /
IS proposed to let justice take ia e ma Il
they talk ofnOthing but bis valor, S S;"'lt' /
vices and his devotion to France "H ~ r.
day, at 10 O'Clock, he made his an, Us
ancc almost the whole audience @t-
from their seats his presence prr[ I'VE
a lively sensation and a short pauss "a
lowed. The President invited bin w.
sit down in az arm chair placed u, /"
small platform opposite to lie men
bers of the court; he made sliebt N
clination of his body when invited 70 i,
down. He wore simple military frocI
without facinss he had piece Of cr,r s
upon his arm, and alss something in tho
form Of a cockade in his cooked hat 10
of course had not the white eockads
He appeared in good health, and NOT do.
pressed, though occasionally acituted.
He protested against the competence Of
the court to try him, with frmness, and
in tie most respectful manner and at.
ter reading his protest from written
paper, concluded with asking the induI.
geGce of the court for his advocate NJ
Berryer, and sat down with the utmost
sang froid. Along discussion took place
upon the admission of unauthentic d.
pers which were at length rejectedty
the court"
LONDON, Nor. 90.
Price Of Stocks.--S per cent. cOnsOls,
81 rs Cadmium, Is So 19.
Letters from the duke of Wellington
we're received by government this morn.
ing, which were Immediately forwarded
to the earl Of Fife House. We do NOT
pretend, of course, to be acquainted
with their contents, but we have reason
to believe that tue treaty of peace will
not be brought 10 this country till at
least day or two hence.
On the Partisan statements respecting
the treaty, We have only to remark,
that our own intelligence above is pre-
ferable. There seems to be something
new stirring in Italy. The emperor Of
Austria has arrived at Venice.
The Andromeda, capt. Arthur. Min.
strel, capt Loch, and sabrina, capt
a. r. Mackenzie. have arrived from the
Mediterranean station. The SabriDahas
eOO,0O0 dollars, the property Of
government. and 10000 dollars for mer.
:hants. The Andromeda brought EO,.
jo0 dollars for government.
WRENCH PAIERS.
Pans, nov. Is.
We are assured that Monsieur is to
luit Paris this week, to visit the vest
err departments.
Night guards are about to be organized
in the department. of l'0ise. Oh accoGOt
Of the Diligence between Calais andfa'
RS having been robbed.
Report says, that it has been resolved
in a council Of the allies, that the eaTIl-
son of Paris shall not consist Of Eng,'n
ONLY, as was at first intended, but tna'
it shall be composed OF 1000 Russlans'
1000 Austcians, 1000 PrusslaEs, 4Coo
English. and some auxiliary trsofs.
In the Gazette Oaicicl! lie Of this Gay,
we find an instruction on the part Oh 'pe
ministers of war, for commIsSlnn 70 &c
formed, for the purpose ofexamnIng Inc
conduct of The officers who serveo du'
ring the late usurpation. lst. 10 re-
move from actual service these danse.
rous men who would corrupt the sP'n'
Of the troops. Cd. To establish a ne'fs'
.ary distinction between the officers VITO
attached themselves to the osurpe,S
cause with eagerness, and those VINO
merely joined in the bad example WHICH
they set them.
November 16.
1t appears that the treaty between u's
allied powers and France will be HS"su
On the morning of the 10Th. The dePaI'
ture of lord Castlereash for Ens,ap',
and ofprince Hardenburg for fr an h,'
and Berlin, are announced for the W.
-, nayt week The EureauS "