The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-31

4 VIZ a''Siuoou1 dt Lewafdc, near D0u-
sy' at the head quarters Of the prince OF
Hesse. commander of the Danish con
'lngent he departed again In the night
On the Gath the duke returned, to be
present at the fete which the prince OF
Hesse gave in honor of his sovereign,
birth day A magnificent entertain
ment was given, at which great mum
Der of general officers were presses,
The Danish troops were in grand pa
rade, ard reiterated salutes of artiller,
announced in their environments the so
lemni,y of the day. The duke of Wei
linston returned afterwards TO his heau
quarters at Cambray
From: rhe Rhine, May 10
The report that prince Eugene
Beauharnois is to Del made duke oil
Leuchtenburg, in Bavaria, shews al
least that the loudly pronounced aver
sion OF the nation 10 serve as an indem.
niy for foreigners caused The idea 20
be given up Of making him Germa"
sovereign.
The custom house in Aisace assume
towards the frontier states a truly ultra
Napoleon tone, and practice chicane in
The most oppressive manner in the dai.
ly intercourse, parric ularly on the Rhine
TO Strasburg, &c. They even carry
their inso.ence SO fan as to attempt to
make the foreign post Offices answera
bic Tor what they send, instead Of con
lining themselves to visiting the par
GELS on delivering them to those
TO whom they are directed several
times already they have stopped dill
gencics, arrested the drivers, and
threatened confiscation. In vain are
orders expected from Paris 10 put an
end TO those vexatious proceedings
BrunSIoick, Nay s
Within this last fortnight above fifty
villages in this and the neighborine
countries have suffered more or less by
fire, and in most of them there is the
greatest reason TO suspect that those
fires are the effect OF malice. a great
many suspicious vagabonds have been
already taken, the pursuit of whom is
nov rendered more difficult by the TO-
rests being in full foliage but the cir.
cumstance that these fires happen just
at the time when the forests afford
secure retreat deserves the grea-
test attention.
Vienna, Nay 90.
According to letters from the Levant,
NJ Patln Swedish charge d'sGfairs, is
not satisfied respecting the navigation
of the Back Sea by Swedish vessels,
though secured by tie treaty of 1905
The divan ills true, has given up two
vessels which had been detained at the
same time, that the treaty in conse-
qnence OF non-usage, was not binding,
and that Sweden had no right to appeal
to it.
Fronncrs o. huStri1. Nay II.
An ordinance of the emperor per-
mits the exploration OF specie from
Austria. She course Of exchange
Vienna is not UT improved II has
fallen again Two days ago it was
quoted at 347 3-4 on Augsburgh
The Sd Article of the Treaty OF MAY
so, and the SO h article CT the Act Of the
Congress OF Vienna, form at present
the subject Of warm discussion between
the Courts of Sardinia & Austria. with
respect 10 the fOrli6 cations which the
of Austria is to make Placentia a tor
tTess o! the third class. This our Court
opposes, ard insists OIL the DANCE,
which might arise to The State Of Pied
mont, il the neig hbouring Duchies were
covered with foTtresses; for Austria
also wishes to place Bardi- Compliant
and Moric-ChiampoIo on respectable
footing, which woald nearly render hei
mistress ofthe Apprentices. We are as
sured that the question will be bgough
before the Diet OF Frankfort, to be daCid
cd under the mediation of the Power,
who signed The Act OF the Congress o!
Vienna,
Falmouth, May 81, arrived in this
port AND landed 8 passengers, the An.
brig Sailor Boy, Rodman, from Phila-
deiPhia, and proceeded Tor Portsmouth
=! GrGOesend, June ,, the Calista,
A!we,i, from Charleston.
Gr0rsd out, the ship EIicr, Rowland,
,tr n. York.