Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
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How - ust the Americans laugn y
the boastcd wealth Of G hritain' =
not being abiest0 afford 9 petty sleep
10 sink the force bieekadiDS Mack, I
nae. Such lille objects are bens ~ !.
the kreal minds ofsour high Lords @
the Admiralty, IN directing DISPOSE
HE naval force, for particular pur-
poses. A large and expensive hee''
on q useless station, under peace
able solnnandcr, IS AN object worth
their ne.iee.
The stlbattalionsofthe 25th. S7th,
aath and other regiments ~ the Ne
,herlanas, which were to have eeeh
sdisbanded on the 9th Of the present
meath, are continued on tho esta-
biishment till further orders.
October 81.
Saturday and yesterday we receiy-
ed Paris papers to the 2Ssh instant
The eDly fact from Vienna is. that
the ministers ofthe four Allied row
ers had answered the note OF Failey.
rand. but nat word is mentioned Of
the contents Of this reply, which
from the silence thus observed by the
Paris Journals. it may be concluded
is not altogether favorable TO the
views Of France There are as u
sual, abundance of rumors, many Of
them wholly contradictory, partleu-
larly with regard to saxony. It not
appearing to be at all knewn what IS
to be the ultimate fate Of that king
dom. We are told in one Vienna ar.
ticle, that on the first OF November
several powers are to take possession
ofthe territories in Germany ceded
to them, if so. the Congress is to ne
mere matter OF form. Nothing
however, can be inferred with the
least certainty from the intelligence
ia these papers. AS TO the future ter
,itorial arrangements. Some ef the
stories circulated in them are ridl.
culously absurd, such as that OF Zea-
land and Copenhagea being eeded ny
Denmark in exchange FOR Hanover.
That the latter electorate may, as
reported, be erected into kingdom
with additional territory, is not im.
probable. With respect to Saxony.
the prevailing opinion seems to De.
that Prussia will only have a part Of
the Saxon territories, and that the
rest will be restored 10 the Saxon
Monarch. Justice certainly requires
that the whole should be restored to
him, but the French seem to be at
present advocating his cause with far
other views than those OF Justice.
A circumstance Of a singular ma
ture is statesiin Hamhursh article.
A courier from Vienna was robbed
near Lunenhnrsa OF his letters aud
dispatches. bat the wholc were al
forwards found ia a ditch, With the
exception Of his dispatches for Co.
peahagen. which it appears were ali
the robbers warted. This ;ncide8t
will no doubt give rise to q great
number Of csajee.sres. and maay
persons will rot hesitate in fixing up
on the individual at whose instance
this outrage has been eommitied.
The same article states that &C.
neral Benningsen st Hamburger had
received dispatches from the Swed-
ish government, iniimating that
tranquility being established In Nor
way. and the union with S"edea he.
ing agreed to on both sides. il would
have no farther occasion for the
Russian auxiliary corps which was
destined TO 60 operate viii tae SWe-
dish troops.
The intelligence from Spain speaks
Of fresh discontents having been ma.
Infested in that kingdon, aad Of the
continuance ofarrests.
Tie diseassioa in the French
Chamber or Deputies relative 10 the
anso!d property ofthe emigrants was
continued on Wednesday and Thurs
day last, and again adjourned. The
subject excites considerable interest
and some heat 10 France. The King
has proposed law relative 10 the oi-
vii list, conformablc 10 the wish Of
no fwa ahn M I,era