Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-29

h, port without waiting FIR pra,iuu,,
who sc Jii o. tie li'h. The dawn,
fore we sailed the Spark slipped he; G..
bics sad went 10 ,ea ~ gale Of sind.
This Isng'hened qrs'an;lDe mi.a,tay.
been mere etiquette on tie raF, If L,
French, As they are very particular ia
tides. The commodore is determined
aever to enier another French port, e,
/ friend, unies. ordered by TIE n-ry De.
pa meat.
Mr.. Fitch, an American me clan, :.
/ Mirse;les. was aIorg.ide # THIS shin,
and represented that place as in uis.r.
.ble condition. They had had bot icv-
hours rain for SIX mnnt-s, and all he
crops hal failed. The government OF.
GERS found it impossible to collect The
taxes, as it took all the poorer classe,
could earn to purchase bread. Mr.. Fitch
lays that if the people are not relieved
| in some manner, coEmotions will take
place. France IS divided within heret
and very little will kiudle up a blaze.
which Louis will find dificult ~ eIt.
gui.h.
Une evening, whilst We lay in Mar.
settles, there was DO t with SIX or eight
gen,lemenly looking men in it. ,uIbug
round this ship, viewing her, when u
band struck up the siarseille Hymn.
"a will recuilect that Ia tie the 0! &.
French revolution TINS was, at one tue
| the national tune. They used 10 .iig!
hr ughout Tire ranks, in action, anC
charge with IL; if inspired ten il tie
same manner as ,hr bagPlpes DO The
scotch Highlaaders. The lesder ,ia
FaiHcigar pat I'll cur band are freEth;-.
ard, believe, struck up thar tune intel.
tiouai,y. a. IL is treason {" play II uRds:
the existing government. The tune ws'
no sooner struck up than the peop.e l.
the boat pulled OF their hats. darcco, Ue:'
tue, c!af ped, eLsered, aid aPFeaFo
attic sith joy-lt gave them nes lie.
! he principal part OF them could @eii'''
! collect the TIM when tins tuIe VA II!
Drousht III fashion; perhaps s"me oi then
mad U he'd vn 10 'l,tsry with II in ii1l'
I mc uths. What idras II LGsst Rave b. osga:
I il 10 thcir mint, GLce II was Ccis.Ls:.
Ell Is mark # A tue hee ted tfe-el'
MA TO ,irg or play 1t, new that u { ir'.-
I'll tn ri. KING. these trifIrg iLciteJts
tend 10 show the disposition O: he P oPs.
We anchored in tie Bay If iesLcir
on The list. The island Of t"'.Ica,
y h!ch We passed on cur way he {, tie-
m"us for the bHth place # Pan. aud
! BoDapsrtel is in SIGHT fioa this pate. =:
is The island o. Elba. The Eurcfean
powers aust have bad poor opinion {!
BOnsparies popularity with tie f'eIea
when they exiled ham 10 this island: II:
British act on tie suier side. Host Of
the French confidently believe that Be-
naPaTte will again visit France.
There j. Neapolitan frisste ard sleep
If war hete The former has NeaJA.'
tan princess on board, who came here 70
see an Austrian princess, on the ptiHt q
going to the Brazils 10 marry fortu'
guese prince there. There was IUni-
san sl0op Of war here when We arrived,
but 1t scarcely deserves the name.
We we're only Guarantined two days.
This is a walled town, ard has a canal
! or ditch running round it. Tie suburbs
are nearly as large as the town. The
! only thing worth seeing in the place Is
monument, erected to tie memory Of 1
son Ofone CT the grand dukes Of Tuscany,
4 marble figure, larger than life, aimed
capapee, ezra base about SIX feet high, !,
intended 10 represent the young DIXIE
To each corner Of the base is copper
Tux. chained in sitting posture; one
Of which is represented with BIS back
broke. Tie tradition respecting it il,
that the four Turks, a man and hIs ,Rree
sons. were pirates, wlN infested tbs sta,
The young d1ke vent out in galley III
pursuit Of .hem. TIE cd ran vas 50
strong tha, be pulled against his ;hise
sons; has oar broke, and lie Tell back ana
broke his back. by account Of which he
duke captured them. When he returned
10 this place he was So e.ated Wild. sue
cess that he landed without waning ioT
pyatiqae, and vas executed for b:eaki.
toe quarantine regulations. The EnsiIs-
grave yard contains some very handsoIs
monuments.
| Pisa, a place nearly as large as Leg
bora, is situated on the bark, OF the r'e'
A'no, and neatly 2 nile. ir,n. ,als pace,
There IS 3 leaning tower there. sb1 u ~ ).
teet high. Ii is rot known whether u
Was butt So intentia!ly, OF whether Tue
foundation sunk ncIe on cue slae ma
The Oth'r. There is also j church, WHICH
contains a nunber of Hays. taken NoIu