Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-16

may be formed on result OF such policy {;
but in Spain there is nothing but darkness
and confusion nothing on which couec-
'ure can attach-there appears 70 be in
trinsic revolt-troops destined to quell the
revolters. revolving themselves-minste
revolving from their sovereign. and a sove-
reign dsirustful of his ministers, and peo-
pie jealous and distrus,tul. both of one and
OF the other. Under such hopeful auspi-
ces, the expedition destined to gueil insur-
rection abroad is procrastinated from day
to day. lest they should join heart and hand
with those whom they are lent TO subdue,
and thus furnish the Spanish ministry with
two Instructions TO repress. instead OF
one.
Confederated Europe looks with aston
ishment at the action, and counteraction OF
this system OF strange uncertain and omni-
Gus policy, unknowing in sucl, perturbed
state of things, whether 10 assist the people
against the sovereign, or the sovereign a
gainst the people. Anxious to preserve,
what they call legitimate authority over all
Europe, they become so much disguised
with the Spanish exercise of it, that they
suffer the crown to totter OH the brows If
that monarch, without making solitary
effort to preserve it in its fall.
Continuation oil Extracts from late English
papers, by the packet ship Alnity.
Paris, July rs.
On Wednesday, the 2Sth Of July, in the
garden Ruggieri, an experiment will be
made of the direction in the air Of acros-
tats, by piece of mechanism, having 8
wings and 8 rudders. II is said to be as &C
tive as bird in the air.
A letter which Kotzebue had written to
his mother, contains the following descrip
ton of the object of his mission in Germa-
ny
The emperor of Russia had directed
me to give a monthly account of all new
ideas on politics, finance, war, public in
struciion, &c. which may be published in
France or Germany. Extracts of my re-
ports are addressed to the ministers whom
they respectively concern. This occupa-
ton is not only in perfect harmony with
my inclinations, but it may be productive
of the greatest advantage to the Russian
empire. How many advantageous and use
full facts may be conveyed TO the emperor
and his minister, which, were it not for
my reports, would never reach him."
1t is evident from the news we receive
from different parts Of Germany, that there
exists in that country a number of daring
conspirators, whose plan is 10 introduce
disorder and anarchy. The plots against
tine public safety are not, however, con-
fined TO professors aud students. The same
criminal enterprises are projected by men
II various professions and conditions. The
arrests which have taken place at Berlin,
Magdeburg, Jena, and Heidelberg. are
TO excite the most serious renec,
tons The interest which some infamous
journals have endeavored to attach to the
assassin of Kotzebue the attempt lately
made at Schwalbach the calumnes a.
gainst the most respectable persons of Ger
nanv the small number of writers devo
ted to the cause OF princes and the conser
vative principles of social order-are cir
cumstances which ought TO excite the par.
Icular attention. of the sovereigns of Ger
many. lntendiary writings ana poinards |
we're found upon the persons lately arrest
ID at Magdeburg.
French Funds, July 2I.-Five per cents.
If. 45c.
Rochdale, July e6.
The procession began TO move about |
CLOCK, and was headed Ivy at least {, 200
erale Reiormists, and followed 10y about
$4,000 men, bearing but too sad an evil
fence of the distress OF the times, but with
II ST. terrible il. their appearance as TO make
ne boIdest lremble. figure TO your
ell 5000 desperate women, with SIX times
hal number OF the other sex, whose situa-
ION could not, perhaps by any chance, be
made much worse, assembled in one mass
y ilh not above lUU military Tor the defence
}, the Royal g. peaceable inhabitants, or to
cypress any tumult that might be expected
o occur. hardly need inform you that
nj the shops were closed, and business of