Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
Foreign Intelligence
Baltimore. Feb. 9.

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asst accounts
In Rome it IS currently reported.
that the allied sovereigns had eDgag.
ID 10 enter into war with the Bar
barry powers. that they had engaged
10 put a stop TO the depFedaiions OF
he pirates and t. establish such
4 government, as would ensure re
oose to ihe civilized world. We
extract the following article.
From the .Iorning Chronicle, Be-
eemder IS.
Just -as our paper was gclng TO
iress we received two Hamburg
Mails, frcm which We extract the
following article -
HanoUcr, Dec. J..
On the 27th or last month the fol
Lowing Ministerial Decree was pub
lished here:
His Royal Highness the Prince
Regent having been pleased TO ac-
eede in respect 10 the Kingdom of
Hanover to tac measures whirh have
been concerted between the Courts
Of Great Britain, Austria Russia Y
Prussia, in regard TO those persons
wso on account Of high treason &
betra, ing their country. are by a
Decree eff the King of France, OF
July "a. 1915, partly according to
the Lis. No. 4, delivered over tothe
French Tribunals, and PARTLY ac
cora.ing 10 the List, no. 2. banished
from Paris, and placed under the
Of Police all Masls
trates Of the Kingdom are hereby
directed, in case any person in List,
No 4, should be found in this KING
dom. Immediately to arrest them, q
give an official Report. that further
measures may be ordered. me
persons in List No. z. il they should
obtain permission TO leave France,
>hai be allowed to pass through
The Kingdom of Hanover if they are
furnished With regular passports !;
hut only The dominions of Austria.
Russia ard Pgus.is. Care is to be
i&ken to give them an escort OF
Royal Dragoons, and got 20 allow
,hem longer stay in iIis nj 2jesiy's
than il necessary merely
TO pass through tben.
"COD DECBEN.
/" KguDver feov. 81, 1910"
(iicre foi.ew the we,PkncwH lists.
The follosing additional circumstances.
with regard to tie death of Marshal
Ney, VIII be found interesting:
g Before he commenced the read
ing Of it. NJ. Caurhy endeavored 10
address TO him few pathetic words.
to assure him how painful il WAS to
ne obliged 20 perform so melanchoi.S
IN Office. Sir. "said the marshal.
interuptiDg him. "do your daiS.
as every man onght to !" do: read. ;"
Upon the preamble being read. nc
said impatiently, TO the fact, al
once" When he came to the article
of the law respecting the succession
to the crown" that law" cried the
marshal /" cannot be applicable TO
Bic, il Was for the imperial family that
il was made" When his titles
were detailed, he observed. What
good can this do! Michael Ney-
then heap of dust, that is all"
The speech octhe Duo DE Richie
lieu on declining the vote for the
death of Ney did him homer. " ]
. was myself twice condemned t.,
8 death during the revolutionary ter
IS rent. my conscience acquitted
;. me Of guiii-i fels that the mo-
IS ments of such agitation little re.
gard is pajd TO .jastice--ana what
). ] then feE snakes ne shudder at
). the idea Of prsnounciug the judg
). meni of death on another. Time
). has done justice to my motives,
). End time may equally acquit mar
8 shnI Ne..'
II is said that the Clutches OF An
gonIeme was so alarmed at the mo-
ton of the Kings leaning to the
advice Of that part of his ministry
who were for granting pardon to-
Ney, that she did not quit his