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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-12
Goods Stolen.

] piece AZ yards fine Domestic Shirt
ing,
do. white ground yellow sprig'd
Chints,
pair long silk Gloves,
twill'd silk Handkerchief,
/ ga damask silk Shawl,
! do. plaid tNill'd Cotton do.
1 GA white Cotton Damask do.
AS it is supposed the above articles, or
part Of them, have been lately offered
Tor sale IN this place. Any person having
purchased or seen the same offered by
inioraling the Printer thereof, will aid
sns cause Of Justice; be thankfully re-.
May IL. a.
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otherv Sc Belgium viii become the seat OF
way, and the aiders and abettors OF the u
surPer viii have the merit OF bringing desc
Iation fire and rapine into tier own labita-
tons.
The French papers are indignant at tire
Prince OF Orange for tYking the title of kline
of the Netherlands without waiting for The
de1m.iye decision OF the congress- of Vienna ~
L iis IS quite inteiligibie besides, what no.
tentate, except Napoleon, has any right to
ASSUME titles and sovey.ignty :! IN this arti
~ '5PYr : yer-one iInport>at truth is stated
without disguise: IhG French mean to res
pect " no other argument but tn,.s OF force.
the ultima ratio 'egnum" Gould :uv nne
doubt TINS before Il any were so bind, ct
mem now see what awaits than if they fail
10 this military species Of Logic.
Tie reports as to Austria do not agree -
While one arclcie states that the Archd,te
Charles was TO escort Bonaparte's wife to
Paris with p 900 troopS--anUther SAYS, Mu-
rat acts for Bonaparte, and has cue off AN
Austrian army.
III the continental powers tolerate Bona
porte again, It viii only be on condition of his
agreeing not to be again an enemy, 10 Free
Trade and Equal r ghts On the ocean: tbat
there han be on has part, no illegal burning
1t sea, or seizures in port.
The late enterprise of BoraDarte is fill
proof that mis- ambitions spirit still exists and
its forsner consequences, as oDpDrtuoity No,
offsr, and lis ideas of policy may suggest
Will gam ensue.
& eat riots have taken place in London, in
consequence of the prohibition OF the inpor-
tatlon OF wheat when the price is below sos.
3U,DUU persons were concerned. Members
OF Parliament vert personally stripped and
abused, and the widows of their houses bro
ken. ana the houses in some instances part-
~ demolished Several persons were said 70
nave oeen Killed. ~ was considered as near
y quelled at the las date
The embarEation for Bclciurr eth cort;r
ueS with great activity in all parts of the coast
opposite to Frances.
Last night Cen. Hill set on. for Belgium.--
he IS the bearer Of the Commission TO the
Duke OF Wellington, appointing him Com.
manQer IN Chic Of Ills Maiesty's forces on
the Continent of EurODe.
. he following regiments of infantry. nov
N America, arc sT,eeted hoIne immediately,
VIZ. lst regimcqt foot, LIST and 4th battal-
OTIS !; Sd, 1st b t'alion, 5th, lst battalion
oh, lst battaljcD 1871, 1st & ID battalions
Ooh, 1st battEn 10TH 10Th 9th, Sd bat
Lion 2otb J9tl, 1st bat. ahon dist 4Ctn
szr IT, 1, ,tbon; 59;h. 1st battalion 64th
90. ooi I'd S8th, fst bot.aliooe eotb 81
-, n 9Th, 1st battalion c7a "a batta-
-. o-rf 9oth Tooth 9d rfison bst
iop companies; ard 9th N~ter.n bat.
a. on 20 cofnpanics s.
'd@o.( ny marching a~amsf Ro7e,at,e
Id nave crossed toe Rhine Tie al,e,
i've swiii be neaessita,ed for heir o,.. ~
io14b 70 collect troops 100 the French ~,
tie,s , his they wsrc Joor. Some f.,.- !
.r Sos, We believe, have always ~.,asia,f ;
&c vicinity. II there could be r. ,.' III,
Pr hy the tc4R'c n Ffuc- re1 tas b
ifr@J and ,ae majority was.in Gtt,r & , UaIa-A
sr;e, nc doubt the allie, r.4 .ssv. i
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this day, by foreign messenger, since whose
arrival it is reported that Louis XVIII. is at
Ostend. 1t was stated Yesterday, that he
had quilted Lisle for Tourney and this
movement seems to indicate, that his Majesty
does not hold himself safe, even in the Meth
erlands.
1t impossible to say, that the French may
not make an irrIption there but they viii
very soon have enough to do in defending bo-
naparte.-Ihe Prussians are doubtless at
this time, before Thionville. The King of
France may also wish TO visit England, not for
safety, but for the sake Of some conferences
with Ministers.
The Emperor Alexander, on hearing of the
landing of Bonaparte If the bay of Juan, dis
patched one and twenty couriers to different
parts of his empire, to puthis troops in mo-
ton.
March 90.
A packet from Ostend arrived, at Margite
which lett Ostend on Sunday, at 3 in the alter
noon. His majesty Lous XVIII had arrived
there, and three Marshals. Monsieur was
hourly expected.
Letters from Wesel state, that 100000
Prussian troops are proceeding from all parts
OF Prussia by forced marches to the Rhine.
The Elector OF Hcsse Cassel puts in motion
10000 OF MS best troops for the same destina-
ton.
March 90.
A Dutch Mail arrived this morning with
papers to the Goth insS. They represent the
united forces Consisting of Prussan, Hanove-
rian, English. Dutch, and Belgian troops, are
advancing for the French frontier. Ii is ex
pected that in few days thev will amount
TO an army OF l50,000meh There was 4 re-
port last night, that the Hereditary Prince Of
Orange had actually proceeded with body
OF British and Dutch troops beyond <To0rnay
towards the Preach frontier; and that he
hah done this against every rcmonstranCc that
had been made to him.
The force Which Bonaparte has sent to
Lille, 20 await the attack of the Royaiists, it
IS said actually amounts to 10000 men,
We yesterday announced the arrival of the
King OF france at Ostend. We do not believe
rha- his majesty has any inteNtion of immedi-
ate!v returning to England his future move
ments will be guided by circumstances as
shev aris~.
The duke of Orleans is still at TourRay
tos ether with the duke of Rerri.
EKDsNloH cud President.
The Endynion trigate, with her prize the
President, arrived yesterday at Portsmouth,
from Bermuda also the Pactolus from New
| London.
! The Superb ard Saturn arrived the 2sth
INST. at Plymouth.
March so.
| At a late hour last highs we received Pari.
papers of Saturday and Sunday.
1t does not appear that at the date cftheee
| Journals, Napoleon himself had set off fo,
Belgium but his preparations for such a
march, end its object, are sufficiently. mica
led The troops advancing from the south
and eas1 are reviewed in succession rs tnev
reach Paris. and instantly marched offfor the
northern frontier. How happy would it be for
the.ioyal and peaceably disposed part of the
Inhabitants of Belgium had they nothing to
fear but from foreign euerny. Even such a
| prospect would be lameniable, buc compared
with the evils which woolr Re brought upon
! chem by bad men amons themselves favorine
- slsA E5nnf'i j. sanili H.. -"
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NvAaEI,Cta,- 1I,v

N ., " ABB I'II o, NAY D..
Dispatches have been received at the Department
OIL oN'te rom our 'o'ster N France, by hir. Stor-
row, narrntine the events which have. ce.ntly tken
place in France. They do ro rs " understand. ,o.
coald u be eHpeeted,hey lhontl, contain any ding
immediately important to tie interests Of the T. s.
fr crawford was expected shortly 10 ietUn IN this
eOuntry. Mr. Gailalin his Successor. was; il Par.
though he had not heard d, nor ioa vhst we hear,
d,d he at oil expect his appointment as Minis Ter to
IIAnce M IN
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Frencns..,. the PROFESS of the Invader,
and of tb:state of the kiEdon. Mr.. Selves
ter was tie bearer Of Letter to the Prince
Regent, ftsm the King & France, written
with his osn hand, in witch he assures his
ROYAL Higiucss of the ,nversal attachment
to his COVE nment and p rson, eHiHced by the
army, and by ali classes It tic community, on
the daringattempt By onaparte to disturb
the TRANQUILITY Of the kingdom. i1e states
that nc hasreceived a esp tch from Marshal
Massena. re Prince Of Essliug, protesting his
fidelity. ARK that of all he troops under MS
command and stating hat he had dispatch
ed Cen. Mills. with ample force to give
combat to e daring in ader whom he des-
.Cril)cs as tolly destitre of means for the a
trocious att;k on his qajesty's dominions--
He ass,iresis majesty That both at Toulon
and Marsd IS the hes spirit Of loyalty pre-
vailed. witAhe most Onward zeal to be en-
ploved in reeiliag the invader. The mar
shall e,,Dres,. his cclhdent belief that his
handful of yilowers will be speedily in his
power and ,tursts tchave his majesty's IN
strurtions. lhe Bng further informs his
Roval Hirhrg, that nm every account the
desperate n had rA,hly tempted his fortune
in his eepec a. without any concert or pre-
paration. ttttould i've serious alarm to
the country rald whatever expectations ne
might enterm from fht c'ftFsP' Hu1i'C~ VI
q few discor .hted :, ft.zans, they had been
totally disapointed. 90
we tcar, ,st q, .ttcnipt was made on the
lie OF the Knfoi Fauce, in the Ihuillcries
OF Thursday lst. TIE assassiis mad got in-
TO his maieet,, br6 room, where one Of them
was seized AN knife on his person, and
INST ntlv shot Ecci are the accOmplces of
the traitor Bontae.
The Limo, FRI has been attacked. The
eorercions9 49,. N, I, fore, bound to employ
fbe;,. fa5ce ,,o;,i AS giclator of the e. ieral
neace aod ~ every good man must
denrecafs tbe I,.,lA, If war, and everg pru-
4 ~ ro,,,, tb- - Il s. al, vc are sure, viii
rejoice fo sae ~. ace is sought by the on
H. ,nsare. ,,L;cb "A win ~ froma man and
.,n ARMY. mad y; 1he hope Of conquest and
TsD'ne.
I. bas bse, e,,rrcd. and With some an
pearanre of rr.J that MU,t had assn
become n confe3..h, with BU aparte 1he
.pepers state. thatl has declaled .ue cor
tray fo tI,e Conri; AND 1T tiWbc obscr-
rcd, ths, Rorapi o.s pc ,,,, to,jcs.
Itnendlhip aucors z I7Jear Paris I
~tna he h-s sei1 Z Tor ~ ''e
NJ icarn that .
b-forc 81 p, "a Flanders (
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injured matted country every ensoe % party feel.
Tag, Tadcor aad luminosity has aeen used in the IL.
iet against Toe iteppblieans and they have all faded
BY turning your eye TO tn, Map. YOU will perceive
not c1unty in the district but is situated cider on the
chesapeake Bay, OF ,he great navgable rivers,
YORK and james, and yet not,One has given Federal
majority hut the two eastern shore counties, which
have, from the formation orthe two parties L.cn Fed
eiSl. The FedeISis;s counted much on eicctig
change 10 York, in this they have beer sadly ,sap-
liean vote.
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81 ie crown, il not, he dies ere he rea-
CHI J for although there is q great fac
tio Iis favor in the country,yet the suarde
Anv &C aud guarde National 1.-THE latter is
for" tuncer the hing) are amply power
iul ~ sufficiently united 10 arrest his pro-
gresA
There were between and9OO Enplsh
travellers in Marseilles who were unpleas-
antiy situated, as the French were generally
Impressed with the idea that the English go
vernnisno had connived at Boraparte's es-
cape from Elba 4; and some existing circum-
stances seemed to corroboratc or at least add
faith &c this unfounted opinion in conse-
quence at this many were anxious to leave
the country.
The Alcmene Frigate, Captain Cogh-
Ian, anchored on the first. and sailed on
the feurh March from me Bay Of Mar
seiHes.
"The farya,us frigate, hon. Capt Napier
had ARRIVED in Gibraltar on the 18th March,
in twentyttree days passage from the Ches-
Sreake, bringing the official dispatches to the
Honorable }dmiral F. G. Fleming, If the r;,-
tifcaton OF he Peace with America on the
10Th Februry /; and was to have sailed
again on the 18th IF March with mail for
England
"Algiers h d declared war against Spain for
delinquency hpaying their subsidy Of 2,oOo,-
oGo Snow in Arrears. They had made de-
scent On the cast OF Spain and taken some ia
miles slaves.
J. "Fhere hadoeen two revolutions in Tunis
% Beys have ieen heheaded, which the Gil
hraltaF paper describes.
Genoa has cen evacuated by the Eng
Isll, ard the kin; of Sardinia had taken pos
session in due tom, but without one single So
litary demonstration o. JOY.
"Prince-Mura was with his army near
Rome, consistingf SIS, 900 men.
"Spain confined in q deranged state. I
have rot time to Id mere bat il the fore
roing should be ot.he least service 90 you or
friends, it will civ: much pleasure to your
friend. H. @;
ALGAD1UM- OFFIcz, ,
Boston, Mcy l. :
IL O'Clock ii. III. )
LATE FOtEIGN NEWS.
From London papes to the S0th of March,
receive, at Halifax.
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Y1.ENNA. March IS

VIENNA, Mafch -.
Uncil 6f War is in continual
. folt expresses have been
" betre yesterday. to Italy,
ia and Bohemia. Eight bat
ry, u, sguaSIrons OF cavalry,
s trai. Of artillery, have re
o marh immediately to the
sty theking of Prussia has
lucher o the chief commend
whicharc ordered to pro-
iarChesto-th the Lower Rhine.
~ on liz Fistrlla, as Vel as
ningsen,h has received orders
many ; will be replaced
my on tie banks of the Nj
: OF BaWiia has promised
men undr Prince Wrede.
ohn, IS &C command tile Aus
lly ; the roops of tie King
Under Il command. The
IN wiz Command the Allied
of 1T. ish, Hanoverian,
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VERY LATE FRO1I pOpIII ~ a. '''!

VERY LATE FROM PORTUGAL
ieste day arrived at this port, the fast sailing brig
Ireioi, Forbes, IN ~ days from Lisbon, which pors
he Teton the 9th Of April nv this arrival We learn
Verbally, that Rsrosion had broken ouf an Sba.n
ara that ,h40y Ferchnorad sGH Fed, Lis army having
previously refused TO obey his ost'c;s We learn.
that Lord Eienberoueh'S hOu5e in London s.d several
otl.rs, have been destroyed By mob.
ne news of the revolution in France had reached
Lisbon, ard the following forces sail TO hare taken
me held against Bonapsrte, ard had taken up their line
o. march. Russia 50OCO Geld, ODO rye; Pps-
STA $4,000 Field, 5000 reserve; Sprin $4,000 field
$4,000 re.erNe; Portugal so GOO g. d. 10000 reserve;
austria 10000 field, 100000 reserve. Low Co,ln-
tries under the commaetl OF The Duke of w ellington
$4,000 hehl, including Erg'ishnen, 10000 reserve
1 lie news ot tie day lsbom on Saturday. Sth ~
Pr, was TINT there had been refusal tie part Of
tce spanish so dery, TO march at the orders ri eri-
haut unless he would sign the Constitution was
tun'ult aud dismav az Madrid The French vessel,
which were in the port OF Lisbon, were srail to go to
sea. anticipating an immediate war with England
Wheat Hour asd all provisions improving in al
lue A letter has been received at Lisbon. from Mr.
Gavino, at lgesrss stating that the Algeres had pas
sed the Streghts int the Atlantic Ihe Criterion was
chased on the morni, OF the 18th OF April, by sh,p
o. war, lat 81 SO, N. lo'g IS w. supposed to be a
Turk. Passengers MIR T. Searth, of leeds N!ns
Capt j. w. Baker of Sslsin
A Paris paper Of March 9th saws, {" The King of
England is d,ah butt is not certain that the natural
her vii quietly posses the crown The Duke OF York
has powerful party, and are assared that Eng
land - divided into two distinct factions
May a.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Yesterday afternoon arrived at this port,
the fast sailing private armed brig Scourge,
Y. w. Wooster, esq. Commander, in 29 days
from L'Orient.
Capt w. left L'Crient on the 4th of April,
and has politely favored the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser with the following ver-
bal intelligence.
{" All the Army have declared for Napo-
leon, and are Unanimous for his cause. An
the officers and soldiers on furlough arc call
ed into service.
TIL Emperor has Issued decree abol-
| ishing the African Slave Trade He appears
to be much inclined fer pence with ali ma
tons, and says he has TO desire to extend the
boundaries Of Francs. Ii is however, the
general opinion, that war with England will
soon take place. England is fitting out all
her men of war.
!" In conseq uence of the hogtile disposition
OF the Citizens of Bourdeau.< towards the
Emperor, all communications are cut off from
mat place 10 Paris and elsewhere, General
Ciauzel is marching to Bordeaux with an ar
my OF twenty-five thousand men. {, no doubt
the inhabitants OF that place will Soon sub
NIT.
accounts were received at L'Oricnt
rom Paris on the I'd April stating that a
General Embargo was 10 take place on all
the Shipping in the French polta."
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OMINOUS


hT1f'sh rouse Of Commons, March 90, 1915,
Lord Castiereagh this day developed the
results OF he CELEBRATIONS of tia great Con-
sress OF Vienna and gave luminous yie,5
OF the affairs OF Europc. This speech was
long aud very abie.---He stated:
ihai the Great Pow ers had pledged them
selves to put an end to tie Slayi. Trade thar
rance was to abolish it in five, and Spain &c
Portugal in eight years
That the AGssr all dominion had been ex-
tended to the Po & I essne Oil Il side r,f T+s-
ly--
That Genoa had been annexed z, the 1,;,s
of Sardania's dominions-
That Prussia has received part Of Saxo-
ny
That Polanl was to be erected into sep
arate kingdom and TO be governed as PolesF
That the Netherlands were tc be attech-
ed to I1oi and and that the Spanish eoverp-
ment wished to cherish friendly counexion
with Great Britain. On the sui,iect e Fran,s
in her present situation, his LolclshiD sairi IN.
would give it is his opinion, that on the ;ssue
OF the contest which now agitated her de
pended the continuance OF all tn bee
sings to which this country could lcok for
ward ana THAT 1t never could be said if Be-
nanarte were re- est"b ished in France Frc-.
lens could look forward 70 TRANQUILITY w.
tho man restored In France, he shoujd bo
glad to know how the Continent Of Burrows
COULD avoid being again co;2vs rted into So ma
nv armed nations, as the only security for
their md dependence. He trusted Il. At p row
deAce would conauct this Country and Enrorg(
through the remainder Of its d.fiicu u,e. n
great deal had been done 10 promote
happiness of nations. md if Bonapartc
noG suff Fed to Intercept tlie prospects, wk;A
were arising, never could Firops look
ward tobrighter days than those il IA
now aoticiPa1e. The noble Lord sat DOH
midst loud and repeated cheers.
Upwards of 10000 Ensi;sh.aen wei
to be IN France. when Bonapar1e con-
ms NV career Their ceuntrywI '7ss1<
trusted to his nlagnanimity and t,lsF rf,:IrcF
OF the treaty of Amiens, Having b. 4 IN
deceived, and suffered long caD.iU D., M
present visitors of France nave Tough IT ty.,
to hurry home They we're very .laoi
many of item being rich, and ,ler-yf,,s tiyen1
income income! from Eneland, aad spending ii a
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Majority in the whole District.

Two yesrs ago. Bailey was elected by p rpa;c,i,.,
"l - The neat Republican gain then in the District. .
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undisturbed, and e Pccrlly if he let them
lone.
OF the Marshals A,he following arc know
to have gone over ta bbnaparte. Ney, Mss1
sena, Davoust, Sucbet--tt Soult, Oudinot,
Victor, and Moncey,lwe hear nothing. Mac
donald is said to have brougl 1t back to Paris
the troops he had marched 70 Meun. But
the foreign ofaice Bulletin says he is with the
king. Augereau, and Marmont, and Berthier
and Mortier are faithful to the king.
AT Calais they are scaling the guns, and
running them downto the pie,-heads at Bcu-
logne they are making the same active pre-
parations; Dunkiri- is terrifying with great
haste.
During his passage from Eliza to France,
Bonaparte met heavy French frigate, and
ccnversed with her captain through trun-
pet The>origiral plan is said TO have been
for the TouIon feet to have gone and con-
veyed hiIn from Eiba There is a report that
that feet is actually at sea
Dur naval preparations keep pace IN acti-
witty with orr military. Orders have been
issued to suspend the discharge of seamen &
marines. A formidable feet will soon be rea-
dy several men OF war have already sailed
from Portsmouth e Plymouth with sealed or
ders.
y letter from Gibraltar of the 9Th inst. SAYS
that 10000 Spanish troops have suddenly
made their appearance, in the vicinity of Glib
raltar The garrison, in consequence, is on
tue alert ; all the cannon are loaded, and the
barrier guards doubled.
The Post Office packets have been order
ed 70 be put on the war establishment.
We have the authority of an eyewitness
saws q paper of yesterday, that the entrance
OF boHapa,te into Paris was rot marked with
tue eXuitation of the popalace to any thing
like the extent represented. IL no part of
~ f-tfN : !,
heard. but opposite to the windows of the
Thuilieries, where the occur ence had bro't
ti:e rahble together Not the slightest change
was observed, except Of the flags on the
palace, and on the pillarin the Place Ven
dome.
There is report that Isle had declared
Tor Bonaparte and that Bonapavte had arriv-
ed there
The troops ard populace at Brest, Can
Gale and other places, have declared for b.
parte.
1t is said that an embargo has been laid
upon all French ships Of war in French ports,
in order to prevent their putting to sea, and
| declaring for their legitimate KING.
a vessel is arrived from Dieppe, which she
lett at midnight on Sunday. Several persons
are come over IN her, some of whom left Par
IS on Friday night. They state that Bonaparte
sent % 600 men towards Isle TO watch the
motions OF the Kings troops, but not to pro-
ceed to hostilities unless they we're attack
ed.
Il has been reported, & very current, that
Bonaparte has entered Lisle.
Orders, we understand, have been dispatch
Cd 70 Sir a. Cochrane, and the other Naval
Commanders on the w. ]. and Americas sta
stions, and to the British Military Ccmman-
derS, 70 take measures immediately to Sc
| cure The French Colonies for thu King, and
prcvens them from being transferred 70 Ma
poleoIf.