Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-11


OFF lat Friday, TO admiral lord Gar,iaer,
who commands IN chez on th.. ,tation.
With the exception OF the ati;on a.
Aigeziras, the inteliigeace soin The CON
tinent has been fer the lalt week oil li,t..
Importance. Whatever our lois udy
have been upen that location, we are con.
fdent that'oaf naval glory will G1tier n,,-
thing by All impartial invettis inso
the circumstances Of the engagement.
he admiralty had nor, at late hour YET.
terday evening, received any details OF l.
from Sir ]. Saurnarez.
An article from Havre, CT the 81
brought by the Hamburg mail, Ga;,S,
" Ycttcrday evening fourteen more pu
boats, and three pinks, failed from GA.
harbour it is iaid they are going to
oieppe, The WIND has been in their IA
voar the whole of lat nigh, and another
hom Offend, of the 18th, ooicrves, ).
. Siuce the fiotiilas from fiayre, Bou-
ogne, Calais, Nieupori, and Offend, have
been in motion, the Engiiih cruizers have
collected before Dunkirk, where it is iup.
poied all thofe Aotllas will rendezvous,
,,ad form naval force of near zoo yef-
icls Of war, among which are isveral fri
gates. In any cafe, importan, events may
now foon be expected TO take place on the
Beigic COATS"
The rerort ofthe invafion of Hanover
ny France is revived and i. is aHcrted,
upon the authority of letters from Berlin,
that Bonaparte has again urged in prefling
terms. the King of Prallia to content to
The ihutting pof the E!he, the Wefer and
he Ems. Neither of thele conmun;ca-
tionS is entitled to credit.
/ IS rcpor,ed that correspondence OF
= cry alarming nature, between the diff
Affected in this country and Ireland, and
The French government, has been diico-
vered inpapers feized by one Of our cruz
ers Gu BOARD lmns ing velcl.
Government has retuied permiGion for
any more aliens to return to France at
pretent. We with ALTO that a flop was put
20 the great expectation OF fine horfes from
This country OF which very conGslerable
n rnosr have lately been exported to
france.
lncon!equence offamc explanations with
che government ofthis country, relpetting
the protection to be given to the French
fiihery ontheir COATS, the Prefeet of Roch.
fort has notified thar Englifh cruizers will
not reipect the great 6ihcry, nor the trade
In oyters and fifth, which is to be fubiea
to the fame check as other commerce.
The Prefett fays, that by this the freedom
OF tilhery is reduced to thar of iheil iilh on
the coat, and he gives warning to the fih-
ermen accordingly.
July IS.
1t is now aicerrained that Gantheaume's
fquadron has returned to France. A let
ter from captain Hallowell, of the Swift.
iure, dated on board of admiral Gan.
theaume's hip, the IndiviGble, in the
bay of Frejus, July II, was yefterday
received at the admiralty. The SwiftGure
was returning to England when fhe fell in
with the French fquadron, and we believe
that admiral .Bickerton was not on board.
Capt. Hallowell's letter was TENT TO MIR.
Merry, at Paris, who Immediately tranE-
mitted it to England.
Lord Mellon left town yeRerday morn
ing for the More. His lordfhip is ap
pointed to the comnand in chief of all our
naval forces on the eytenfve line of coat
which runs from Orfordnefs to Beachy-
Head.
The general command of the land
forces along the coat has been given to
the marquis Corvallis, who alto keeps
his local appointment in the eaitern dit
tritt, where his head quarters are eta
blifhed.
We undernand thar all the volunteers
fhrOnoh hour the cnnntrn hnnn rnro;uAI 49,.