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

in courle.
The mott important article which !,
brings is an official communication ,ranr
mitsed by citizen Talleyrand, the Fr.nc,
Minifter for Foreign Affairs, to the Die,
OF Ratiib2n, iupporting the demand #
Praisia, that the appointment of new 2
lettor of Cologne ard a Prince Bifhop ot
Muniter, iliou!d be deferred uotil the def
nitive iett!ement of the -indemnities which
are to be granted TO the hereditary Princes,
lhis itate paper proves in the mott deci
five manner, the good understanding whih
exits between the cabinets of Berlin and
the Ihuilleries, and expoles the abfuEdity,
OF the reports circulated in Germany, ths,
Pruilia was rnfriendly TO the execution of
the treaty of Luneville. 1t does not 70
qulre much fagacity to anticipate the acoui.
efcence of the Court of Vienna with the
wiihes, or rather the peremptory recu;.
iition, of the Firf Conful and the kipp Of
Pruffa.
Should the emperor perff in the cleo.
ton, itmay prove the fource of a new war
on the continent.
September Is.i
A letter is faid to have been rece;vsa
In town from Muniter, dated the evening
OF TN 18th inf. which fates, that notwi,h.
itanding the frong remonitrances of pruf.
Tia and France, the Eeleaion OF a prince
bilhop had taken place that day, and that
all the votes were united in favor of the
arci'duke Anthony, the emperor's brother.
ne letter obterves, that count Wefpha.
len, the imperial commiaioner, had arriv.
en- at Muniter previoully to the election,
charged with communicating to the chap.
ter the 'emperor's acknowledgements, and
announcing that the ard,duke had already
taken the irit eccleiafical orders, and
was preparing to receive the Others which
were peceHary to qualify him for his new
dignity.
Should this narsment be true, the cleo.
tion will in all probability involve the EN-.
Pcror IN a ferrous dilrule with the cabinets
a Berlin and the Ihui!leftcs.
a very gallant action has been Tough.
CIT Rochefort by the Amelia frigase, capt.
Herbert, with a fquadron of three French
!rigates and a fchoorer, which, he compel.
led to return to port.
We learn by letters of a recent date,
received on Sunday at Plymouth, from the
Cafar, off Cadiz, that fir James Sauna
rez lhas declared that port il a fate of
blockade.
Tuefdayaprivy council was held at Dub.
lin cattle, before his excellcncy, when a
proclamation was directed to be iHued,
requiring the inhabitants of the maritime
counties .flreland, upon notice given by
the general commanding each diGriA, to
drive their cattle and flock INFO the int.
ricr OF the country.
September II.
A pIen;potentiary has been appointed
by the Court of Lifbon to negotiate a
treaty of peace between France and Por.
tugal with Lucien B~uonaparte. In the mean
time the Republican troops continue to
enter Spain by the way cf Bayonnc, and
their army, which is again approaching the
frontiers of Portugal, is Rsted at no lefs
thar $4,000 men. The principal pat Of
the Spaniih forces employed in the cam
Paign of Portugal have been diibanded,
and rhe General Staff furpreaed.
A letter received from Hamburger by
one OF the laa mails, mentions as follows:
-" The lait news from Paris gives conf
derable uneaiinefs to our city. 1t will be
recoiletted, that the deputation of our Sc
nate to Buonaparte, ~conGGing cfSyndi Us
DoorrGEl, Doctor Never, &C, for the &c.