Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24
That the thanks of the meeting be given to the
sovereign, for converting the meeting, and for his
proper condua in the chair.
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INTERESTING.
Bonaparte's erni6aries labor night and day &c
bring about an armed neutrality aga;nit England
they offer TO make electors, kings; and kings
emperors.
Since lalt March, Ronaparte has offered Malta
TO The Emperor of Rnfla, and Hanover 10 his bro
Their in law, the duke OF Mccklenbure, whom tie
would create an eleaor; and the elcttor of Bsva.
ria, another brother in law, he intended to nomi-
nate king. When RuGia refuled tteie prca,
offers, Hanover was propoicd TO Psufia, with the
Imperial CRY of Bremen, and the Imperialcfcwn.;
Hamburg and Labec have been offered 10 Den
mark, 10 return for The iilan1 of Bornhem, coded
TO Sweden in exchange for Swedilll Pomerania,
given 10 the prince bihop Of Lubbock. Such are,
at leaf the reports of Bonaparte's intent to revo
lntionize the north Of Europe, 10 the fame manner
he has already done the fouth, that, as Taliey.
rand has said, NOT prince fhould furvive upon
the continent, whole exiaence was not more OF
lefs connected with the exi}ence of the Corlican.
Those are not the Absurd speculatlolis of an
individual, but the common topic of conversation
in the ministerial circles here.
When the news Of the blockade of the Elbe ar
rived here, Iheard one of our ministers say at the
Casino, that this blockade should procure the
prince of Orange IIanover-and that by it, the
eleetor Of Hanover would pay the debts due by
the king of England to the Stakeholder of Hol-
land. Inc shutting up the Elbe caused here a
very great surprze, SO much the more SO, as ii
was a measure our wise and loyal minister, Haug
WITT, had not foreseen; and the arriva! of several
deputations of merchants from Magdeburg and
of suferlngs, and predictions ofrun, have forced
bis master to change his opinion OF his infailibe
minister's infalhbility. Count de S., his rival,
has taken care to publish an anopy nous account
of the Prussian trade by the EIbe, and the pro-
babe loss by twelve month blockade, which he
estimates to be greater than four years profits of
all the Prussian trade together.
1t is said, the emperor of Russia has, in let
ter to our king, strongly disapproyed the preten-
ton and conduct of the Cors;can, in Switzerland,
Holland and Hanover; and asserted, 6 that the
time ives come, when leg innate sovereigps could
no longer, with activity and safery, remain upon
their thrones, undermined or undermining by a
revolutionary usurpation that a plan was to be
settled how to mite all princes, to fix ard point
out TO the Corsican, the pillars of Hercules
What answer our too good king has given, is
yetunknown; but all loyal men know beforehand,
and with regret, that as long some Of Our mini,
sters remain in place, France will continue 60
vern Europe, in the manner they govern Prussia
and Spendau, as well as the temple, will continue
to sllcnce all complaints, or to bury all complain
ants.
Every day for this last fortnight, couriers have
arrived from Russia, Austria and France, and O.
theirs have been dispatched to these countries
and the Russian, Austrian and French ministers,
have frequent conferences with your Minister'S
Yesterday the English and Spanish ministers
| were invited to join in conference with the o.
ther three ministers, at counr dc Haugwitz's
where they continued for four hours, and III
the afternoon sent dispatches to their respective
Courts.
It's reported, the city Of Hamburg has offered
twenty millions of livres TO France, to evacua.e
the banks of the Elbe; and that Bremen has of.
fered SIX millions for not troubling the navigation
| OF the Weser.