Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
LONDON, July rs.

EiSu. fepCn migrants ot dittinCtic
have been arreited at Bareuth, by ord
Of the king cfprufia, and fenr to pri(o,
where they are fri6tIy guarded, Picheeru
1t is fuppoied. was aho 70 have been take
into cuitody, bur he left Bareush iome da,
before the arrcit took place. This cir
cumitance, as tar as it becomes qneitio
otpolitics, ferves to prove that the kin
OF fruiiia, IN dealing thus rigidly by til
enemies of the republic, enteriains no i'm
MEDIATE hoftilities to the confular govern
ment of France.
lalleyand has written ,etter TO RI
Swiis government, demanding that ,h
Valais may be coded to France, for Ri,
pnrpofe ofeitsblifhing grand read BY tn,
Symphonic the Cifalpinc Republic. Franc,
gives TO Switzerland the Frickthal in re-.
turn.
The frh confnl of France allows hi.
mother peniion ofz4,ooo francs (Ioool.
tterllng} a year. On the frit day OF
every month 4 fervant brings her I, 1000
francs.
he return of generals Resnier, Du-
mas, and Boyer, in the Lodi, from Egypt,
proves that misunderstanding exifed a.
mong the French officers, which no doubt
facilitated the defeat of the republican ar.
my. Menou is known TO podris no mill
fary talents, and it is probable that any
other officer would have made better
itand; but then Menou is the officer the
mott mott determined on keeping FodctIion of
Haunt circ.ntA ona---- I.-~I,--.a a 49,.
~ recommends him to the chief coniul.
The number of political journals has
diminlihed in France, within the lat four
teen months, by from fourth to third,
while the journals excluisYely devoted to
agriculture, commerce, &c. have in
created within the fame time nearly one
half.
1t is confidently reported the hoLfe of
Auitrla and Pruiiia have alented to the
plan OF indemnity for the prince of Orange
propofed by France.
Lard NeJrou's Addrst5 to tie Baltic Fket,
ON 2"ift'@g u 10 return ts England.
Lord Mellon hasbcen obliged, from the
late very bad Aateof his heall.,, to apply
TO the lords commiilioners of the admiral
ty for leave to return 70 England, & which
their lordfhips have been pleaied to COM
ply with.
But Lord Mellon cannot allow himfclf
to leave the flee, without exprefiing to the
adrnirals, captains, officers and men, how
fenfbly he has felt, and does feel, all their
kindncfs to him, as alto how nobly and
honourably they have fapported him in
the hour of battle, and the readiness
which they have fhewn to maintain the
honour Of their king and country on ma
ny occaiions which have offered and,
had more opportunities have offered them
felves, Lord Mellon is firmly perfuaded
the, would have added more glory to
their country.
Lord Mellon cannot but obierve with
the highef fatisfattion which can FIJI the
breaft of Britifh admiral, with the ex-
ception of the officers Of the , and
4--------," that out of is, 900 men, oil
which this feet is competed, not a COM
plant has been made of any officer or man
in it and he cannot but remark the ex-
traordinary health Of this feet, under the
bleGpgs of Almighty God, is to be at.
tributed to the great regularity, exact diff.
cipline, anil cheerful obedience of every
individual in the feet.
The vice-adn,iral aiuycs them he will
G*Tays veyJuaNOeOsh, zvkelf name
qoe amir far fear Of. any. mgf0ke in The CO
y qubieb has rsacksd as. Lon. editor,