Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-31

here for their accommodation. S ~!
hey might be contounae with : ON saS
aembers Of the family and when tSs
allied she applied to Monster, her fa,b a,s'
|. n law, PRAYING him 70 take IN Ii. Nv
bode IN the lslysce Bourbon h;ms.l,
tnd prevent tse danger with which s'a
ere threatened. ,
| The Warrior, r., lying at Chath,m
,cdered to be converted mo a sba , !
l.uik. for sheerness; the Mino.anr S :.
ri be launched there Oh Ike ISL, -, ~
y tie tremendous docted on the lst -,
The 0rontcs, capt, n. D. CocbrD.s '
upon her arrival at Port mouth ,,
l~heerness, is ordered to be Gtted f. 4 lem
Earol Siuriner the Austrian tom ,sss
|sioner to st. Helena.
FRIGHT SIDE OF TIE Roam N
4 SEA. ~
/ On the 9Th Of November last, -,
came on in the Admiralty Court ma Iai
:, tors Commons, London. wbe,s;, wv
I owners Of a vessel from one of tba yo I'
shire river ports, were the Appellants {,
John Mountain of the AneeI Inn, IN r.
ton, and others, were the Resnord don't,
THE cause arose out of he circumstsns'
!. of Mr.. Mountains vessel, the Johns e
THAT port, and a vessel of the ApDe1sn.~.
|called the Engineer, beng obI.cd h.,
|averse weather, in prosecuting Their yo:,
'lage to London, to ply to windwsJ ,:a
|, lin one of their courses it became ev;dsS.
! that the vessels would come in contract
'|anless one of them bore up and put sbou,
: on different tack, Neither Of Them
being disposed to haul to wind, the vss.
lsels as had been foreseen. ran foul ofes%
: OF er, and The Engineer was orerwbeIm.
: med in the shock, and immediately sunk
allowing just time enOugh to her crew "a
save themselves on board the Johns,
When the surviving vessel reached
London, she was seized by the Court Il
Admiralty, on the complaint of the MAI.
ter of the Engineer, to abide trial #
the case, which trial cane on the dsyve
mentioned--nearly yeay alter the &C.
cident. The case resolved itself intOu
inquiry as to the tacks on which the ye;.
sells were sailing and Judgment vas
: pronounced in favour of the Johns; lie
: Court Of Admiralty, decla ing that The
vessel on the starhoard tack has ri.h
to keep her wind. and the vessel on the
-|arboard tack is bound to bear IN or heavs
about to avoid danger, or must be an.
sv cradle tor any injury the vessel IN The
: Istarboard tack may sustain by their com.
I ing in contact. understand thatGe
I; decision is important. and requires tobs
} promulgated for the information of MAJ
|ters of vessels generally. The expencs
attending the rial have been more than
I; S0OI to the parties, besides the loss OfCDe
OF the vessels, and the Tong detention Of
; the other.
PARIS, ApTl4
The accusation against our country
linen. as informed YOU, is now limited
fl the evasion of M. Levalette, and the
j. three gentlemen stand accused OF Sa'
Sing facilitated and consummated the E"
j. cape of that prisoner. They received'
:. copy of their Indictment lastngbt Ife
b. offence is now what you call in Enga'G,
f "a misdemeanor. But tie irocureur &C.
+, |persl has, thought fit tc prefix to i! sneS
n rdium of a most extraordinary nature,
D lit is false, base and calumnianss-l
|. translate it for your information 'sI'
n Ibatim.
" Lavslette on quitting the ConceN
! lserie obtained retreat, where ne ~
e Imained concealed more than fifteen dST
/. days, notwithstanding the vigilance "
! 1.-The police he felt, however, tiai "
). lcould not escape the search OF vnlen a ~
n Twas the object, but b. placing De'"',,
/, Ithe police and him the barrier q inc a. ~
o ipita! and the frontier of France ~ ~
0 leteD was hazardous, be had to hnu a..
Iguides. confdants. sure, able ana ~.
!. lrienced. He did not ctuse them aulODS
persons who were united 10 nm y LAM G
-lties of blood; the bonds OF Irlena" 4"
or the duties of gratitude, he olu n" ri.
n tain more active assistance rem ul' . ~
: rit Of party: audit was amonss' f sn' J,G,
!. mics of the king that he sOush' 'O' ~
verers. offr
: {" There were at Paris a crown rsr
reigners and amongst them sv n.t,;ne,
e imbned with those antl-soclal Gum antnr,.
which agitated Europe for ha I!t.a es] fruit;
: and which do produce such l olI,' toe,er,
J, to France, enemies from Prlncipe e m
n idea OF order aud legitimacy fna.
/ the power OF Kings and the TEX tP;eb IS ths I
: tiops-enemies ofjusti e, HOls 'a, : With
: basis of both. SUI nen al s y. respett
Y their own Government. coul" DO Ives the