Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27

III -. o'e''llA'n and Demerara. Tb,
Dutch | e! are ufng the utmoA expedit;on ~ y
tending out civil and military ot4;rs .S'' II. N
take poaelllon of all the lettlemenis reao 70
ed to them by the Treaty of Peace, N''0''
The Duke of Mecklenburgh, i, is o.,
e. is about to purchaic the loverejan,r
0! the town of Weimsr from Sweden g..
m lion of Hamburger bank dollars. ~
Of 'he determinstloa OF Governme0, >.
prosecute LAm6igu, which we notice. y
yeiteFday, in confeqaence of the libels eO
pafed to be contained in it againa the rer
lon and authority of the Fira CooG,,
there IS no douor. Mr., PeItier, The II
,.itoT, has, however, fgniGed his intentio,
OF lupprtairg the publication, and it !,
imagined shat the French Minifer will n
teFtere to pfevent the Attorney General
from proceeding with The prolecutiion.
SEPTEMBER /.
yeaerday received P.ris journals /,
lhe zotn. Be: eral OF the journals con
tam accounts from Ratiibon, which. Isl
true, are of comfortable importance. nj
they be true, indeed, it isevident that the (
Emperor OF Germany has not been conGuy.
ted IN the Syfem OF Indennities, 70 "d;f
in'ereitedly" recommended by France and
Ruiila. We have already mentioned thar
the Aultfian Commander would not PEI.
nit the Bavarian troops TO take poAeiIcn
OF Pafau, and It's diirlct, aligned to III: /
Elector by the propofed indemn;ties. Al
eonveo.:on agreed Upon by the Commar-
deTs to wait tor orders from their reipec.
tive Courts, was not ratified by the Elec.
tor OF Bavaria, and in consequence of the
latter Perh!ting in his intention to take
Bliilon OF the territories in queaion, and
cauhng troops to advance, the AuariansI
have occupied the Fortreis and Bilhogrcks
OF Paliau on both lides OF the Inn, iuclud.
ing what had been allotted to the EIettorS
Of Bavaria, as we'll as that 70 the Grand
Duke of Tufcanv.
The Elettor of Bavaria, ii is evident
durit NOT thus commi, hinllelf in contea
with Auhria, unlefs on the certainty Of
being Imported. Whether, indeed, the
hrmneiS Of the Emperor may not induce
the " ditintereited" Co-Partitioners to
modify the fchene 10 his advantage, is
quettion which we do not venture TO de-
eide. The conduit OF the Emperor, it is
obvious, is dictated more by general
INTERPRETATION of the fcllene of Indemn.
ties, than by the immediate arrangement
regarding the Elettor ct Bavaria. Ths
djipute, therefore, on this point, brings
the whole 20 iiiue.
Morn. CHRos
A Dutck Mail arrived on Monday
vening, and anotIer yeaerday morning.
September S.
The intelligence BY this conveyance
cot very intereiti7g. The accounts ron
Ratlbon are of the 10Th Of AuSult, 4
which time the Plan of indemnltieS hal
not been prefen,ed TO The Diet : bur Ciil:
zen Bachsr, lie French Envoy theic, n'a
received, on The 18th, the Sena'us Con;
lusum, containing the rev Rsgoi'tIop'
for the Contribution, winch lie tad roals
to the Diet oy delivering ~
printed copy ofthe Moni'slr. He l11'
difoatches notified to him, that though y
FirG Confal was extremely we'll lat,'iso
with the whole of his preceding coad9;r
the French Govemnrent had appointed Y
tizen Laforea, the Envoy az MnoicH' z
be Envoy Extraordinary ar RaniO'1' 'py
bim{elf to remain there with the til; =
ReGden,, & aiGa him with his knowi'055s /
and experience.
The fame accounts fay" for thele hls |
days palt AuRrian ard Batasian 'f'o
have beer ported opPoa'e each oiH', i
the two Banks of the Inn. 1hey nv 4
not, however, as vet advanced beyGp
their reflective territories, and when my /
receive orders to march, they axe to gllt
zach other twelve hours notice. A"o