Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-03
LONDON, Sept. 10.

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reto'ved to attend Parliament in future, as
confantly as he did before his f,iion.-
Ihese never was period which called more
loudly for the exerci!c Of his great abili
ties.
The intelligence we fated on Monday
isd daily confirmed. The duke of York is
at Portfmoush INJECTING the Notifications,
alited by able oficers and he will, make
tie circuit Of the COAT as far as Norfolk,
Tor this purpofs. By alester from Erigh-
Ton, we And he is expected at that place
ina day or two. A campis forming there
OF ten thouiand men; aud fome Of the
guards have arrived a, the appointed fpot.
10 begin forming camp at this isaion
OF the year, Is IN explicit declaration tina,
minil.efs have recently feen Now caufe to
appfchcnd an attack Upon our COATS by
the enemy. This new caufe, we believe.
coniiIls NOT only OF the menaccs and pre-.
Para'ions of the French, but the aimoG
certain and fpeedy rupture of the negoci-
ations. The duke oil York will order
new means OF defence on every part of
the coait which may lie thought the moi
| Vulnerable, and his attention will be par
ticuiatly directed to Sufcx, which we
long fnce ftaed minifers spprehend to be
the real obJcsi OF the enemy, if they ae,u-
any dehgn invaaen. Oh ihis there can
be 10 dpubt, as far as preparations and
Inenaces so. The buale Ia al! their po.ts
! the neareit to London, the marching of
troops and artillery to the COATS; theie
movements have been repeatedly Rated
and III the Paris journals to the 9TH, which
we received yeGerday 1--WE find a circular
letter OF very great importance from the
maritime Prefsst, at Anglers, to the fb-
projects. II Is there announced. thar
" the French folders having obtained
peace on the continent by corqnea, il re-
mains tor the French Eeamen to 16iaiu s.orr
an ne Ifas BY eenqaef likewife. The
tax OF the folders is fulfilled that of the
sailors IS 6egi4ai"3-fbem ome1t nbpyoaeb-
et-armaments are ordered in all the ports
OF the republic, and all the feamen are to
be put IN ,eq1Jffios." This letter ha,
not blen officially publiihed by the French
government, which, 70 far from being Of
ttn'atioas ref petting the preparations a.
gainit Britain, conducts them with the
greatet ieerecy. The French papers are
nearly filent on the fubjett, an,. the bea
intelligence we obtain is from the Ham
burgh paper, ient to us by private COR
respondent at Brufels. In ADDITION 10
this letter of the maritime prefeet, we ind
that admiral Winter is arielly ordered to
IAN the moment the equinoxial gales drive
the Eagliih hcet from the coat Of Hol-
lad. Heis deGred to join the flotilIa.
" the advanced guard" under admiral
Latolchs, at Boulogne. If tl,eie circun,-
itances do not induce minifers to take eve
ry precaution, they will! be as criminal as
ihoie who adert the alarm of inv ,Gonis
all niniiterial humbug."
On Monday, we not only fated the
departure Of the Guards, and of the dute
OF York TO review the coats, but that
the negotiation had approached an impor.
tant ef.ils, and thar fomcthing Deceive in
IT was TO Dc Immediately done at View
mouth. Mr.. Addington Left town /, j.
that place, ioon after the important con.
ference at the duke Of York's on Friday,
at which the rupture Of the negotiations
was not only forefeen, but the refolution
taken OF increaiing our means Of defrnce,
IN consequence OF private information
Mr.. Addington returns this day. What
the teps are, which have been taken il, re-
ipeet to the treaty we do not know; bur
IT'S reported by we'll informed perfons,
that miniiters having about fortnight a.
go made certain proportions to Buona-
Parte, IN the form of an ulrimatum, with