Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-02

but that N tie Well very little VIII be
withheld. The preGure Of France upon
hesingdon of Portugal has quickened
the negotiations on the part of our 60
yernmenr, in hopes OF faving our ally, for
which purpoie coniderab!e iacriEices have
already been offered but we tear none
will be effective that are not included il
preliminary treaty OF peace. Though
we .sill diitrua the hncerity CT Minincrs,
and doubt even the pacific language OF The
chief coniul, we re- fate the above parti-
culars reipetting the negotiation, on VIVA,
we believe TO be very good authority, for
the parpoie ofrepeIling the aGerrion OF one
of the papers, Sc that nothing moro can
be known than the exiitence Of the inter
courle with France, that to pretend to
knowledge of any thing more is raa con-
lecture" 1t is faid that NJ. Otto In
tends going over 10 Paris, in order to
communicate verbally TO his government
he reluit Of the conferences he has had
with lord Hawletbury, and TO explain the
views OF miniGers here better than he
c ,uld do in his written ditpatches. A
etter from Berlin, Of the 9th of June fays
the frequency OF couriers between Paris
and Berlin gives reafon tolfuppofe Prullia,
IN conjunction with Euflia, is engaged in
he negotiation between England and
France; and it is faid, thar notwith-
aaiiding The difficulties in the way Of
9eace, a treaty between thoie two powers
IS not far diitant, which lhall Zeal the re-
pofe Of rhe continent. But, adds the. ie,ter,
politicians more enlightened perfiis in be- !:
lieving peace between France and Eng
land impratticabie. England vii! not
content TO leave France in the formidable
tate her victories have placed her in, and
France will not agree to allow to Eng
land the brilliant condition in which fhe
is placed by her commerce.. The recent
accounts from Germany, refpett;ng the
Wait military preparations of the king OF
frulila, are contraditted i. an article from
Wezel. inherited in the Moniteu..
teens, however, certain, that CORPS of
Pru!ilan troops have entered Franconia,
Tor the purpote OF taking ,poGefIion of the
blihopricks Of Pamberg and Wurtzbure,
which, it is iuppofed by fome, are TO Be
given as compen!arion TO the Stakeholder
Sreeably TO iecres article Of the treatv
between France and Prutiia, concluded in
|I796; while others are of opinion thar
the chief Object Of this movement is to
prevent tranconia from being ceded, in
the way OF indemnification, to the grand
duke or Tuicany. The plan of Secular
t'zasion, It is faid, has been definitively
ranged by Buonaparte, and when fanc-
ioned by the emperor Of Ruflia, will be
'hmtted to the diet Of Ratiibon. and
Immediately carried into effect. fIapo.
yer continues in the pofeiion of the Prul.
hans; and one of the Paris papers itates
hat M. dc Rofenxrauz, the Danlth
nin,iter a. the court of Betlin, exchanged
% TIE tbirt-fp Of Nlay, with NJ. the
unit OF Haugwltz, the act ratifyino tb.
fceifion of the cours of Berlin, TO tb.
Northern Convention, fgned at Peterf.
ourg on the 10Th December laif.' This
s'atement, when the date of the trapiac.
ton, and the general Gtuation of affairs
IN the North, are conGdered, mutt, if cor
fecs, be regarded as of comfortable i'm |
torrance. A fhort time will, no doubt
tlfow Tome light upon this fublef. The |
councillor OF fate, Champagny, has been |
appointed ambaifador from the French "a
pubic to the court Of Vienna. This does |
not ieefn as if any misunderstanding exiiled |
between the Auttrian and French Govern
nents. yet baronde Thugut is again faid
% be In favour; and Vienna article
fyS, that his imperial inajeay does no
ming without committing him. Count
fanin has notified the taking off the en-
Fargo npon Englifh yeAels, TO the DaoiGh
snvoy at the court of Peserburgh, M. |