Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06

NOR; "a that the utmost tranquility preFaI''
throughout; that the laws arc scruPu'ou''y
observed; and that thTe is moi s'nS.e ;"
,,abitant who does not give the most sa''Sla''
tory proofs Of patriotism. :,
Thirty six thousand men have been raised
in the m, litia reg,mentssnG legions; z4,ooS
have been completely clothed, aImed' ana
drilled; the rema lining 1900 will De ready
in short time. What is most praise wor-
thy. saws the General, is, that, with all their
noble enthusiasm, the inhabitants OF the Ao-
ruzzi display the utmost prudence. Every
thing may be expected from such a people,
who are ready 10 support. with their blood,
the Iibe rty and constitution OF The country
10 which they have already sworn
January 80.
"The Deputy Poeriro mate report on
the state OF the army al tn. sitting OF the
9ed. The law relating to dismissions has
caused 9e 600 men to quit the ranks, and
the CONSUMPTION can only furnish $4,000 in
their places. The Prince Regent has in
CONSEQUENCE issued a decree to the levy OF
the conscripts, Is authorised by law. Tie
first article declares that the Clergy Gin cle-
rici) shall not be exempt
''pienna, Feb. 2.
'lt appears certain that the Emperors of
Austria and Russia will quit Lay bach short
Iy for the upper part of Italy. They will
be absent, it is believed, about 3 weeks
All the ministers will remain at Lay bach to
carry on the negotiations"
We received Dutch papers this morning
to the llth list. The following are extracts
from them:-
sPetersburg, Jan. 19.
"Only 1900 Polish forms are yet sub.
scribed towards the monument for Koscius-
ko; yet it seems determined to execute the
plan on an extensive scale. The mound, or
tumulus. is to be so large that the expsnces
Of bringing or casting up the earth are esti-
mated at DO, 900 forms. On the top is to be
placed block of granite of proportionate
size, to be hewn from the rocks in the Wis
lula, and which is to bear no inscription bu:
the name of Kosciusko. 1t is farther in
tended to purchase the whole mountain on
which the mount is to be raised, with a
piece Of ground as far as the Vistula, to
plant it in a useful and agreeable manner,
and to people it with veterans who have
served under the General. The are to have
the land and dwellings as freehold proper
ty, and to form little society by the name
oil Kosciusko's Colony. 1t is also proposed
to support two young daughters Of Koscius.
kos BROTHER, who are orphans, and in mar
s. aS5g n. gseeG to
direct the subscription have resolved to an.
ply to the ardmirers of Kosciusko in foreign
countries, and 10 invite in France, General
Lafayette; in England, Lord Grey; and in
North America, the late President Jefferson.
all friends OF the deceased hero, to collect
subscriptions.
Liverpool. Fej. 6.
The Merchant, Hals,ead; Helicon. Macy
| andtEmma, Fosdick, hence for New Or.
leans. sailed from Holyhead, 10th Feb. The
SIR Alexander Mckenzie, from Wilmington
for this port, has put into the Island Of isla
The Isabella, Stanton, from St. Johns.
IN. b. for this port, was seen 9sd Jan.
lat. 45. Ion. 80, on 6re-tbe crew had been
taken of by vessel bound TO Oporto.
Deal, Feb. is.
Arrived and sailed for the river, ship Gin .
cinnatus. Champlin, from Savannah.
Falmouth, Feb Ii
Sailed, the Lord Hobart Packet, with
mails for America.
The Guadalupe, Southwaite. of Green.
ock, from Jamaica and Havana, to Liver.
pool, was totally lost on the west side of the
Island of Coll, on the morning of the Sd
Feb.-Part of the cargo saved. The capt.
had died at sea about 90 days previous
four Of the crew were drowned with a lent,
OF the 99d regiment; also a wonan and an
infant born three days before the wreck
the LIST and Cd mates with two OF the crew
were saved. The crew bad nothing to sub.
'Ist on for fourteen days bu: sugar and
rum.
Neg York. .4pril3.
FROM PORT Az PRINCE
BY the Schooner Weymouth, Capt. Ma.
son, arrived yesterday from Port au Primo.