Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-10
From the United States Gazette

FROM the United STATES Gazette
We have received from . correspon.
emf at Trieste . news paper 81 ina
lace in the Italian language, IRON whlce
lie following was translated. II may
erve as an amusing specimen Of Tho
style in which the people OF that place
], peak of their Emper0ur. We leart
through the same channel that oar re-
speetable fellow townsman, MIR. John
lien, had the honour OF accompanying
ssae Erdperour d, Austria 10 his barge or
bard An American merchant ship, and
conyersea iA.piIiarly with his majesty
tar nearly half an hour, principally on
he subject Of commerce with the United
States. The Emperour professed him
relf highly eratlfisd BY the co'antanica
lions which he, received fre,a Mr.. al.
len. 1t Is said to be ascertaiRed thai
he Emperour will bestew some CONNER
ciai advantages upon his Adriatick Ports,
either by making them the only channels
Cor the introduction Of foreign msrchan.
.lIze into his dominioris, or by laying
excessive duties on thsse intrsducsd
threugh Hamburg, Bremen &c.
Translated FROM the Trieste Observer,
Soth April. 1916.
The pride Of our city, comes this day
marked in letters Of gold, as an epoch
the most propiticus, The most glorious, the
inosi joyful. Invoked and attracted BY
the feryid vows, and BY an anticnt wish
Or this loyal and obedien, people, his Ma.
iesty, che Emperour and King, Francis
the list, our NEST eieH ent Sovereign, ar
rived from Gorizia, at eleven o'clock
this morning, followed BY his imperial
retinue. For several days his Excslien-
cy Signier Baron de Rosstti, the chief
Df sur government. prepared 70 meet his
sacred and imperial Majesty at Glo,izia,
Ind Adqsileja, where he was on q visit
10 those ancient rslicks Of Roman gran
dcur.
The two deputations from the city and
he merchants Of Trieste, upon reaching
he borders Of the territory of st. Creix,
lumbIed themselves before the most an
Just Sovereign, doing formal homage
With all the sub SESSION and obsequious-
less. His Majesty the Enperour most
Iracisusly received these deputatisns, in
he fsIlness sfhis sovereign grace, and
xas most beningly pleased to assure them
II their being dear to bis paternai heart
whilst they at the same time. acknow-
edged their sentiments sfunshaken ate
achment to HE imperial dynasty, une-
,uivocally proved for upwards OF three
centuries. in all the yicissitudes of his
aithful and peloved Triestians
Two triumphal columns Of beautiful mar
Die of Carnico, erected on an eligible
ute, will commemorate to the remotest
the remembrance Of this hap
,y arrival, with the devcut expressions
# joyful and grateful country, which
will be expressed in an inscription plac-
I'd en- this monument. 1
On the road through which his majes-
y passed in the territory OF Trieste, to-
ward the city, IN every village, every
own, and in every street. the cheerful
people. with cordial reverence. pestratedt
themselves invoking the benediction of
Heaven upon the adored Monarch.
His majesty at length, arriving at the
lew barrier Of this city, more than 1000
all cloathed in black. pressing
,p on one another, with the most lively
impulse ofrespectable vassalage, hasten
ID to perform the first tributary honours.
with joyful obsequiousncss, expressing
llso their feelings in poem which the
Empersur most graciously received and
which will soon be made known to thel
public. In themeanwhile, the august
appearance of his Imperial and Royal
melted in every class Of persons
N Trieste a delicious sensatien---a sweet
Of aifection, every heart ex-
banding with the most tender sentiments
every moment displaying the most
and most energetick de.
Of indescribable JOY. Con-
there is most Just cause Of
at present. so as even to check
the universal exuItation, festive acclama-
tons however, continued spoE the lips
Of all the variety of spectators, solemniy
the Father of he Country, ap-
the Regenerator Of his people,
and the Paeificator Of The world.
In the streets through which he pass
ed, from all the windows, and from eve.
~ access, the cheerful multitude traced
with warmth the foststeps of the adored
E,nperour, and with enthusiasm, at the
sight ofhis venerated august presence,
expressed the real joy Of affectionate