Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05
Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, September 8.

Areng,h between the two parties, the ap-
pearsnces on the continent would leave
bur little doubt of the renewal of hoGlli-
ties. Auitria has an army of 10000
men on the Inn, commanded by General
Bellegarde, having under him Generals
Meerfeldt, Sssauch, and de Rohan. Re-
infcrcementsaare daily arriving. Auaria
we fuppole, feeling that Pluilia occupied
her indemnities, without waiting the
fanaiea of The Deit, though they were
faid to be occupied proviiionally, thought,
ard juRly thought, that Che was entitled
TO occupy the indemnities defined tor The
Grand Duke Of Tuscany, provifonally
ALTO. On thele grounds, Che has taken
poaeilion of Salxburg, and other parts.
The biihopric OF PaGau, fhe was cndea-
vour;ng to obtain by negotiation mot at
al iatis6ed with the extent of the indem-
mites defined for the Grand Duke ] and
thinking, perhaps, that lhe would iuc-
coed, or, at any rate, that fhe was enri-
lied 10 it; feeling that Bavaria was on the
point of leizing IT; fhe has taken that BIZ
ihopric provifonally likewife. Il feems
TO US that when PfufEa fell TO at this feait
of partition, the other powers were afraid
thei. flares would be fwalIowed up
Hence thtv would not wait for the diet
80 g grace; hence Bavaria began to cut
ana carve f,ch parts as lhe underftood were
dehgned for her, and hence Auitria diff
played an equal appetite and eagerneis.
Aultria, we are told, is terrifying Pafau,
removing her hofpitals on the I'm, and
making every preparation for battle, Ba-
sariah has been told from Ratiibon thar Che
mutt not proceed in occupying her indem,
mites till Che has the fanetion Of the diet,
ands Che halts. In the mean time. the
condua OF Auaria has been declared by
the French and Ruthan miniRers at Ratif-
bon to be violation of the convention of
The 4th of June, regulating the Iodeuni-
ties, and agreed TO by Ruf;a and France,
but apparently not ianeioned by the court
OF Yienna. Indeed, ii is evident thar
court has not at all concurred in the pro-
pofed proJea for adjuaing the affairs of
Germany. Anftria expects, and reaiona-
bly, expects, that the duke of Tulcany
viii be RATED TO the ELECTORAL dignity as
eleaor OF Saliburg; but no fuch meafures
i. noticed in the plan Bonspafte has iub-
mitted TO bis Sssate.
French troops are daily arriving on the
Rhioe, where above 40, 900 are aGembled
and all the new conicripts are to march
thi,her to be trained. Bonaparte will
have the qualification of dilcipllning an
army, even fllould there be No immediate
occaGon for their !e!yices. The Auitri-
ans on the I'm, the F epch on the Rhine
the diets delay beyond thar time, at Ii
berry TO help themleyes TO their prefer
ed indemaities all theie circumstances
wouA i've arong ground, for apprehend-
ine another war;, bat for the, feafons we
have already given.
Every arrival from France brings ar
account of lomc new Rep towards univer
ial power taken by Bonsparte, and we
hallnot ceaie 70 point ,hem out, not
withdrawing the difpleafure of his coniu-
lar majeRy. The French miniiter, in
prefenting his powers at Ratiibon, gave
In a French copy, but no Latin copy, as
has been ufual. In this manner, by a
dopring the French in preference to all
other languages, Bonaparre aims at pew.
ers with more truth, than fuper6eiA OBJ
fervers imagine. In proportion as the
French language becomes predominant,
70 in proportion are the prejudices againa
French domination eGaced. That domi.
nation is already aGlmed over the Diet
of Ratifbon, They are allowed only
,wo months to agree 80 the plan of in-
demaities and it does NOT appear that
they have the power ct rejecting or a.
mending.