Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
4LEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, Mar 9.

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.M'Sslua aoauced in the administration
siues a hat splendid lnission, now 10
papers a h1;sau vocabulary was prepar-
q; i.s Naples and Rassia:mr s,nsns f.
lng 'o .nologired TO his constituents d iof
Who a ipsndIng to bis congressional du-
rot aIler rssson ofthe pressure OF his pro-
sss' . ayocations, has been selected tor
oIlaI,an !" mission.--The object OF the
Chs sp n to Naples, is not general,
MISSION We understand it is to &c for
~ following object .s;,.. a..roas
Sa nuotber, issued from place which
and a aDs' forget, (perhaps Fontainb j
, .s ~ tben King Of Naples, and Bona
nu .o !. Vice Roy over him," seized and
psr's ,-;ated to his and his masters use,
aPp p,,p amount Of american property !;
ms might be in the years 4 ioo' anu s .
T ,r'; aSair has been suffered to sleep
iD'. since. not whisper OF complaint
ras made, 50 long as Napoleon was I'm
.srOr, and Mural was - Sing; they, VINO
Pa oeated the cash. The present King
Pos MeSIss MAS in exile, while his re-
.saass. and the money of our merchants,
, .ans nsed for. splendid" expeditions to
pea and ether righteous purposes.
S o. administration did not think it
.;sDs ia interrupt Napoleon WITH our
n u.
.asnoaints. while he was so usefully en-
s I'D but now that king and govern
men who did US no injury are in pow
- We demand redress We are not
s,,;og tbi. as wrong, but only mean to
saS. that the delay to demand redress
Yas wrong.
"a orr government has commenced,
xe hone it will coon with some other CO.
vegaments, particularly that ct Spain.
Norfolk paper.
A letter from Paris, dated March 90,
.oamercantile housein New York, Says
" The following new tariff is tobe adopt
ed:
Cotton, in French vessels, from coun-
fries out Of Europe, 40 francs per Quintai
metrique from any part of Europe, so
francs in foreign vessels or by land, 90
francs.
Short staples, in French vessels, from
the Indies and Turkey, IS francs from
the other eountrics cut Of Europe, 90 DO !:
from any part Of Europe, so do (: in TO-
reign vessels or by land, IS do.''
The Hon. Mr.. Warde, lady and suite,
embarked at Cork on the 18th March on
board tue Granieus trigate for Lisbon.
Mr. ~. is to succeed MIR. Canning, who
returns in the above frigate.
Over land di patches were received
In London on the 9th March, frcm the
East Indies. stating that the Mahrattas
bad refused to maintain the subsidiary
troops intended to be forced upon them,
whicb,it was supposed, would produce a
general war IN lndia.
benaparis'--'ihe London papers are
filled with letters from ST. Helena. b.
ny appears to epjoy himself much in that
enchanting spot in the ocean. At a late
entertainment. he WAS 80 much pleased
with lady who sang and performed OF
Ae g.anO, that he seized her by the ears.
and gave them two severe pinches; which
is the climax Of his appreciation aud de-
light. 1t is said, that while on board the
Northumberland, he pinched the ears OF
slithe officers, except the Admiral, when
nsJ SAID any thing to please him.
,fSu- FORK, .Iay
Laterenins the electioneering strus-
BE IN the city terminatedin the success
q democracy; by what majority, or in
now many wards, is not yet ascertainej.|
Enough, however, is known, to teach US
TO- yield, anu be silent. We now know
that we have had to contend with fearful
caas; with open opponests, and with un-
suspected traitors :. with ali that has
Been Known under the various democrat
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