Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28

way tor lie Coronation ot his Majesty
King Charles John, which is to take place
in that Kingdom during the summer. It's
more than three hundred years since any
King was Crowned IN that country. The
last was Christian H. who was also king Of
Sweden. That monarch was crowned a,
Qps,5e, row Ciristiana, in the month ri!
August 1914; but YVES Afterwards detara-
ned and died prisoner IN Denmark.
A letter from Mamie =. dated tie lG.i
ult. says, &" In this spring the countries O.,
the banks of the Neckar have been Eiofg
beautiful than we have ever seen them. the
Oldest inhabitants DO rot rooollect ever 70
have beheld such luyuriance Of vegcl4.
tion--the corn was already in ear a iJr.
night ago, aud the vine gives every hcyc
of rich crop"
AMERICAN FRENCHHES.
The Dublin Evening Post Of Tucsiav
has the following curious paragraph =.
4" We have heard, and had some reason. r.
believe the statement true, that Joseph
Buonapar;c sent To France not les Lln
ii 600 invitations, individually, 10 Erenc,
mtn 10 JOIN him in America.
The Dutch government. in order 10 Sc.
cure tranquility in their East India colo.
MES, have resolved Oh despatcbing IN &C
di,iona! force thither, and are coEs,!Gct.u,
vessels for that purpose.
frtract at' q letter fran tic Crpc q Gggd
Hope, dated March Il.
The John Palmer, We have HE plea.
sure ;o inform you, arrived IN our Roads OF.
the 7ih inst. al well. A desperate and a.
trocious mutiny Of Ten OF her ioyemast mca
cut OF the fifteen, had nearly prCYed de-
siyuetive of both ship and cargo, at sea, ald
of the lives OF the captain, officers and ps.
sen@ers, and such of he remaining crew who
stood faithful 10 their duty, and nothing b..
the extraordinary, firm, manly, and sPiri!.
ed conduct other worthy commander, cap.
tain Godfrey Saunders, seconded by bis
excellent officers, the well ordered portion
OF her people, and 10 the Passengers, g.
we'd the whole property from piracy ARD
plumber, and their lives from MURDER
They were overpowered, after a seven
struggle, secured. and brought IN EoG, t.
confinement. We have further, for ILe
safety of the ship and cargo, and tie hre,
on board, even in hlrbor, applied 10 tn.
proper authority OF the colony for th4i Pc.
lection necessarily required--and nine q
of the ten have here accordingly been
imprisoned, to abide the consequence 0.
their unjustiiiable conduct--on which asa
public cause, we shall shortly have tie b.
norof addressing you. Meanwhile, we came
at this hurried moment, even refrain !ron
the expression of our humble opinion, til,
10 Capt. Saunders, his officers, and tic =
naming faithful part OF his crew, d.
gentlemen of Lloyds or Others, the unGe'
writers, are entirely indebted, at The risk o.
their own lives, for The preservation lECa
destruction and loss. OF the John P1ml;
and her valuable cargo-and OF our hos
that such will not fail being marked bytar
appreciation of those gentlemen, always
celebrated for libcrality."
Brssiasc, Nay &c.
Letters which are entitled 10 credit stlie.
that the company of Madame krudener.
the head of whom is the Sieur keilner, q
Brunswick, Private Secretary TO Madam.
Krudencr, having been driven from Prussn
were obliged to soiourn in little tron,ie;
town where their dilemma was aggrayaie.
by an absolute want OF money. ilCweye!,
NJ. dc Paulucci, Governor of Riga, too.
upon himself the responsibility OF adyaD'
cling a considerable sum; and Matane
Krudener then left Russia with her iolhv.
ers.
BRITISH EMIGRATION.
We have had 10 touch more than orc
on this painful topic. and we are again in.
PEELED to revert to it. Whatever may h
the real cause, il is too true that tie mann
has taken deep holu of the population
this port and the ncighboring ports around,
large portions OF which have resolved 40!
are resolving 10 become inhabitants OF 'ar
American land. During the pas, and pre-,
ent week in particular, many have ar
barked among others, Mr.. HOrnhrOoE,-
woollen-manuiaclurer, from the neigh"
hood of Tayistcck, who is aid 10 have take
the whole OF his establishment, consisnn,
of sixteen men and apprentices, anu ~
women, for the ayowed purpose OF carrya7
on his future concern al Pi.tsIur: >, u
Birmingham of America. We could mel.
tion other names, which the Public NOa'
hear with some surprise. a silversmlh
plymouth Is employed almost IRON InOId
ing TO night, in furnishing the emigar.
with gold and silver in exchange iog boz,
paper: and were we 10 state the anon
thus exchanged, and which ,henCeiO'h
may be considered as totally lost, Z. sc.
as the possessors, 10 the mother coTn!N,
would be quite evidence enough. il any
wanting, OF the spiri, OF Emigration.
fHymOuk 2g",.
On Tuesday morning the a!leniioir u !,
inhabitants oil PenFiih was attracted by
appearance of large wagon, stupr1dc
~ laden with household furniture, &c. d
with women and children; by the SD
which walked a number Of meat
whole comprising several familic', W
were proceeding from Aston 10 LIVER
there TO take shipping for America. !
sight Of nearly eighty Of orr Jtiio.' cow'
men, compelled, by the privaiions al. =.