Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-26

Russia rs fGnhectfu iH bstiunt 9 ''i ~ z !
Great Britain. Austria. Prussia, an 3 I
ether European l.owefs. M irea'y
9TH lie three powers named = g !
sspsinues twenty years. Hhas hern
hoped :.nd' an,iviratsds that the Ena-
rerer Alexander, in consequence Of
The rejection Of his mediation by y.
Britain, would be ofeaded with that
power; hut all bis csndnct in Eng
| land during his visit there, demon
strats,. the fallary ofthe calculation
| ON entering Leaden he immediately
though an Emperor. waited On Tie
Prince Regent, and paid him his res
pecfs--aad in all isasltisesscs to The
nnmers,.s hesiips in England, who
paid him homage. his expressions
we're these Of friendship. esteem &
| determination to support them. In
| sllari, il had been confidently stated
ia Paris paper, that 10 one of the
private articles in the treaty Will,
/ England. tie Emperor had Stimulated
not to Interfere i, the dispute be
tween America aud Great Britain.
Late events appsarro coatis N t:i;s,
Some difficulties recently existing
between certain Russian authorities
! in Asia and Japan. (in consequence
of which Mr.. Golowin and other
! Russians ef distinction had hsen i'm
4 prisone,D have been adjusied-and
The above gcniIemen setat liberty, <
/ Handed in Kamseilatcha.
Connected with this sketesl is the
eelehriiy Of he renowned seseeeissn
[of isussi. IL has heen denoalinaiad
the :. iITUs OF the age.' CD lie
night have been called seeosfl
Washington as he emphstlcslly IS
{" FIRST in war. first in peace, and ttse
/ first in the hearts Of all beholders."
In every country he has trayersed i'e
has been received with devotion
little short of idslatry. his reeep
ton and entertainment ia England
WIS the most aff.c,ionate ami masni-
iicent. No expense or parade was
shared 10 do i,im hoaor--an evidence
] of which was seen in the september OF
she naval yatch Which was prepared
to convey him across the channel. &
wlsish VS. commanded by The High
Al. of EngIapd--a son of the Eritish
King. lie has returned 10 his En-
,ire covered.
]. Vita stars. and ribbons, and
hoaors prefuse."
Tt had beea stated in the Paris
papers. that the Empress OF Russia
had declared irrsesf,he paironess ~
the Interesting son Of the dethroaed
King OF S y eden. Gnsiavus 4dolp!us
/ Il here is no doubt Of the faet--hnt
We do NOT attach any pnlitieai in
partance tn it's we Know the AT
tachment of Alexander 10 the Grown
Pr;aee EerDadotte has been unrqai
vecal--ana that il hid not dim.aisb-
ed we have right 10 infer from
his having sent Gen.
sep. ~"' ioi Ven Sueiitelen on a
special commission 10 congratulate
Lin on the happy termination OF The
af.siss Of Norway.
We do not find any atlusion to the
affairs Of the United States ia the
Russian accounts. - lsXaDder is I'D
Occasionally the Arbiter Of the
Peace Of Europe. ard every part oi
his words and actions which has
IeoMe to our Knowledge bore evidence
of his fixed determination 10 preserve
at.
#x#We have been MORE diffuse on
this article than We intended We
shalt be more concise In our re
marks.
Notes TO this .Arlicfe.
a. The reader may form some
idea of the ia,mense less OF men
which Napoleon oceasioned 10 France
when notwithstanding tie great
extent Of his hloedy conscriptiohs OF
FIRE nchmea, We find ny the official
returns Of the prisoners that tie
men belonged 70 twenty woeiiffrtn'
na,ions-cmhraeing almost every
sret OF religion, and that the lserl
a.