Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-20

p-usSan 0lIscegS, q q sshls hfxtk4t 'at1
,,s tcv res uesfe Ito be illeats1
"a 81 The hpase ok . lad lallaBitips thsl
b. ,xs,ngr ST. Gefulains Ills felueNt
s.,s soas tied win, and enlsis affivleg a.
fsc la,l KS hotel be MAS sheMn into q small
bat cnpfog ele setting rooms eFith q
handsome bed chamber asllalning Is
With these roatns lie appeased great y
.l;ssatis6ed, and desired than the lasl,s
sAonsd giise ~, a. lisp her apirtmeslt or
he lsfst IioIr ~ hnsaS cry spacIpHss
antisvery eIcgssssi s fnfhissIsd Te this
the lads si..ssle Gle strpDgest otScetiesls !
hut the osfigef insisted, and she Was ull-l
der the necessitY Of retiring to The secpnsiI
.A,or. He afterwards selst a message to
hereby ore other servants, sayipg that
10 slystiuesl tic second floor for his aitl-'
de-eaalp, &c. This 0ccasioaed more
v;.,sa resaOnsirances from the Lady, bat
!. rvweie tStaIly yaayailsag and unat-.
tended "a l,y The officer, whose only am
..ser .s;ss. = ts5etsSez q mes ors3eres lie
tSen caliesIsiar tse csslSs anel.foi,I hinl.he.
must prepare handsome dinner Tor SIX
pe,s5as. and .t&ssretFfhe lsdt's better, to
take care thai the best Miaes the cellar
taAssainea Sh3lId Sc fortheoGliag. After
dinner. lie desired the hostess shout Re
szat iar--sheas6e yrEt.le Summons. Thel
eLicer then addressed her, & said - M
assht Mattagae, kWt ytH csasi,|er ny
rOnsactsas ia;iecar08s ae.l bfuta! II the
esse:n2 ~ Unjust canfese." replied She.
! hat ibid not expect such treatment
--ffrutu an e.ficcs ASSN general, military
men are ever disposed to shew eyerytle-''
esae az .seieresce ami respect to oer sexfI
=. You tKink me then most, periectl
basbaeisae answer me Gaakiy -" &c
yeafsallg fhcn, stlesife my undisstrised.
epluiSa on tas subject. Impst say, that
think your conduct truly barlnrous -
1 = Madam. Fam entirely Of sour orinion:
but aslly wlshe,l 10 eve you specimen
Of the behavior aud conduct oil, your SON
da4na six uaasts that he resided in my
boase after. t;lc entrY ofthe French arniyl
Into tue Prassi.ln capital. Edo not, how
ever meaa to toIlaw bad example. Yea;
wlrfessme, therefore, your apart'ncntI
ts-r,orrow, and I.will seek lodgings at
SEINE nub!ic hpsel.'' The lady then resI
tired. extollipg the generous condnct OIL
the Prassiaa officer, and deprecatins that!
Other sans
sAasther Prassian officer was lodged
at tae hsase Of a Marshal. in. whose sta-l
blesanJcaach houses he foaud a great
number Of hevses and carriages, Heinz
medsxselv ersIeretl some Pinssian SOL
diefs. WHO accompanied hin. 70 take a.
wayaihe Bf the horses and three Of the
carriages. The Marshal's servants vio-.
hntly demonstrated against this proceed
Inc, on which the Prassian oS1icerobserv-
ed $ they are nv property, in as ,nuch as
your master took the same number Of
horses and carriages from me VIXEN he
entered Berlia with the French army', 4
think you viii ACRE With me, that the Tex
talien;s was never more properly nor more
Justly resertesl to.
Extract Of letter from Paris. .aag. q
Yesterday again new scene. as del
pioraSe, as scapda'ons. occurred III theI
Thnilsries. About seven o'clock in tilel
evening. at The verT moment when seye-
raj theasan6s Of Frehchmen, by their ac-
cust0med acciamations, testified to hi>I
Majesty theif love and yeneratien, a
madman, concealed In the crowd, shout
ed sgith.a kind Of rage the seditiei's cry
Of g rice Z Empereur," Instantly all
JOY disappeateti the king retired vel
tho't we could remark his majesty pia-
ciighis hand on bis forehead as if to
conceal the impression OF sorrow prodIl-
ced BIZ this almost Incredible Juror, off
SONG banditti, Who every day seem t.
spring up for the purpose of Insulting the
majesty Of the throne aad the bappiaessI
OF the people. The capri would have
paid with lis life this criminal audacitY
ii some Life Guards, and others more !
calm than The crowd. had not protected
him from public indignation. He was
conveyed to the guard house of the pa
lace, as wei as another individual, who
clothed in French uniform, had not
cockade in his hat. and who even refused
to uncover in the presence of the Kiag.
Would not such acts, constantly repeat-
ed Tor more THAI eight days, seem tie re-
suit Of concentrated plan J And do
shsy not make Us apprehend ulteriorl
projects still more alarming ? Is there
nor reason at least to presume that there
are s,Me. lustigators of this crime much
more culPab!e than those who commit