Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18

,a.,s and Carnot, IniPeetor- General
q Eooineers, the brother TO the Ex-Di-
saor. has inlpeeted Bruges, Offend, and
Memorials are daily prefented to the
n.r Of Ratiibon on the part OF the Prin-
a n and States who have iufered lohes by
10 crg;on of the left bank of the Rhine.
.rbe laa memorial received was thar Of
,Is I.audgrave of HeGe Caael, who poi
e ca in Sovereignty, before the Revo-
,o,;op. the country of Hanau-Leichten-
hero. in Allace. This prince climates
his lois at II difritfs. ] towns, 4 bo-
coughs, iAs villages, 1914 farms and mills,
,6 600 inhabitants, and 6o6,oSo HORNS
aupual reysuus. lie alto claims an
,u,yaieas of 6,z3a,7i5 AoEins for the
rs.e0ae, which he has not received tor
zen ! ears, s,7y3,s96 Ao.ins for caitles s;
tfe.s. LOFT during that time, and indemni-
t.s for the contributions, requiiitions,
Roman moths, &c. which he has made
!, conformity TO the conclufa OF the En-
,Gre. Should the other Princes & States,
Whole poHelIions were formerly iituated on
,l,e le{r bank of the Rhine, demand iimi-
lar congratulations, the whole Germanic
enp;re would not be able to fatisty them.
Auguf i.
The accounts brought by the Ham
burph mail, which arrived at a late hour
latl night, do not contain intelligence
from Egypt of a date more recent than
that of which we are already in poileilion
by General Hutchinlon's dispatches OF the
1T of Iune. Letters from Conlantineple
of the 18th of that month, notice the diff
rreaed &ate to which the garrifons of A
lexandria are reduced for want OF Provi-
iions and water. We are concerned TO
find, thar no ,untion had been then ei-
fecfed between the Grand Vizier and the
Captain Pacha, and the iisge of Cairo was
consequently deferred. The defeat of the
Republican troops in Egypt is attributed
TO the diiagreemenrs and contentious which
prevailed among the French Generals, re-
tpetting rhe plan OF tie campaign. If i.
be true thar ,har country is expofed TO the
sayases ofihe plague, this dreadful fcourge
may have probably prevented the yigor-
Gus operations Of the Britiih army.
The reports refpeeting Gantheaume's
lquadron, the arrival ola French and Spa
niih fquadron in the neighbourhood OF ST.
oily, and a naval engagement, iaid 70
have been fought in the Adriatic, are un-
worthy Of credit.
1t now appears that the accounts Of an
action in the Upper Palatinate between
the Autrlan and Bavarian troops were
antounded, and that the differences be-
tween the Emperor and the Elettor of Ba-
varia are on the point Of being broug ht to
an amicable concluGon.
Our private correfpondence notices the
dicon'ent OF the Ruiiian minifer at Paris.
in coniequence Of his intellectual interfer,
eIce with the French government in ia
yor of his Sandman majefy a circum-
itance that mutt materially tend to widen
the breach between the Emperor AIexan
der and the fr& Conful.
There appears little doubt but thar the
kirg OF Sardinia will finally take up his
ABODE in that iiland, to which he is, with
the iender remains ofhis court, to be con-
veyed by Britilh man Of war.
TrapelIer.
We have received letters from Deal and
dover, which notice the accounts daiIv
tent to thoie places by our cruizers and
boats, OF the continual activity which
prevails along the enemy's coat. Lord
Mellon has at prefent under his command
10 the Downs, force competed of no lefs
''a' ilxty veaelS OF all descriptions, which
arc chiefly frigatcs, Aoops, gun yeRels,
sod bomb-ketchcs. 1t is expected thar
very lew days will be fuffered TO elapte
before the commencement of offennye ope-
'st'on D asaina fome principle points Of
INC French coat, The nrohih;t;o, IS