Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-19

ed--The reason assigned for this act Of
cruelty to the harmless brute is, that
Walsh, was lately appointed driver to
Mr.. Vesschcyle, the Proprietor of
Cloonislape, had presumed to paw half
years rent in advance Of the Other
tenants.--BaHina impartial.
| The ship Hamilton. at Boston, from Ha-
vre, brought Paris papers of The same date
| as furnished by the Columbia. at n. York
from Liverpool--we notice the follow imp
paragraphs:
AusrRIA.-VrrNYA. June 13.-The Aus.
TRAN Observer publishes the follow ing No.
tees:
l. Answer of the Cabinet Of Vienna 70
The Note laid before The Congress OF We
roma by The Duke OF Wellington, respect
ing the treaty of Negroes.
The Austrian Minister has received from
the Emperor bis master, orders 10 declare
what follows:
His Imperial Majesty renders most per.
feet Justice TO the generous perseverance
with which The government OF Great Britain
! has maintained he honor of the Europesn
powers, and defended The cause of suffer.
ing humanity IN the important question OF
/ the abolition Of Negro slavery
The Emperor, tar from granting that
bis Britanic Majesty ought TO be the only
sovereign in Europe TO whose care should
! be confded all that there may be compli.
| Gated ard difficult i'm This question, makes
no objection to contribute all 10 his power
TO any measures that may facilitate and &C,
, CELEBRATE the success OF this affair; ~ con.
sequence of these dispositions his Majesty
| is ready
TO Join IN d new declaration, which shall
announce the invariable resolution 10 put
an end to the slave trade.
TO accede TO the measures, by which
the maritime powers who have abolished
the slave trade, shall agree to regard it a
mong themselves aspiracy.
To take from any individuals born in
The states OF this monarchy, who shall carry
on the slave trade under The Austrian flag,
the use and protection OF this flag, it any
such cases should occur.
In relation to the measures proposed by
the Duke OF Wellington, which particular.
~ mos.;concern His Catholic Majesty, the
Emperor reserves himself, as soon as these
measures shall become the subject OF deli
beration n common, to cause them TO he
supported by his Minister Plenlpoten,iary
al Paris, in The manner which shall seem
most proper TO him
e. Answer OF the Minister Plenipsten-
tary OF Prussia TO the Duke OF Yelling
toms Note respecting the Slave trade.
VERONA. Nov. go, 1929 The Plen.
potentiaries of bis PrussIan Majesty, who
did not receive until late yesterday the
note of bis Grace the Duke o. Wellington
concerning the Slave trade, which was
read ia the conference Of the Gath OF this
month, must con6ne tbemse Ives Tor the pre-
sent TO declaring what follows:
The King, their master, remains iDvari"
ably faithful TO the principles OF humanity,
which have determined The sigDtrs OF The
Congress of Verona 10 decree the abolition
OF the Slave trade, they are moreover tul-
" authorized 10 accede ~ the name. otbls
Majesty to new deciaIallOn, which The
allied Courts may Judge Necessary, 10
manifest anew their sentiments Oh thl,
point. "a
In regard 10 what concerns the political
and legislative measures which the Eng
lisb guvernmen ut cons iders as most proper
to abolish signal abuses, he Pienipoten-
tiaries can take only ad referendum any
proposition, the acceptance OF winch eX.
ce, DIS their full powers-and they have
come to the d cision to await, before they
proceed to resolution respecting the de-
mands made by the Englls government
on France. until the PIenpotenlisr'es OF
Hi, Most Catholic Majesty shall come to
some explanations Oh TINS point.