Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-26

The English A5noassaa'' ~"
ueooa. and is treated with great KIND |
he was 10 Quit that citadel on
i've but his jalirneysis for the preset
,.osndcd. Considerable military preps |
. ..,;ons are making in Denmark, the iron
...r. e which are % be covered with troops.
T.l,craDhs are now erecting along the
.,,st Accounts from Copenhagen men
. .,sn that a gcneralincrsas- is about 70 Be
made ia the army.
The reporr that the French insist on
,,aov,ng all the Neapol;tsn ports, is
sa,lv confirmed by letters received at VI
. .a from Naples. In consequence of
81, measure great activity prevails in
=, correspondence between the NeaPo-
,.,o Government and the Imperial Court,
which. on its part, sends frequent courisTs
70 Petersburgh.
The Prussian Minister az Hamburg
has given positive assurances on the part
ofthe French Government. that the neu
,,al;tv Of the Hansc Towns shall be re-
.raed. The Hamburghers therefore ex-
pea the French TROOPS TO remove from
Ruzebuttel.
The Porte has sent large feet to the
Archipelago and the Mediterranean, to
protect its neutrality.
The order for suspenaing the assem-
bling an army at Dcveuter, has been
countermanded and troops we're march
Ing thither with all expedition.
According to letters from Florence, all
the English merchants in that country
have been Obliged to give their parole of
honor not to OUTFIT.
Accounts from Verona, of the 9TH in
slant. saw, the French army Of Italy has
entered the Roman State. The left wing
commanded by General ST. Cyr, arrived
al Apcona on the 4sh inst. 1t will pro-
coed towards Abrozzo, and occupy the
NespoIitan ports on the Adrloac ; ano-
ther division viii advance along the Yves.
tern shores TO occupy the Neapolitan ports
on the Mediterranean.
Letters from Bayonne, of the 18th an
nounee the arrival of several Spanish ships
at Cadiz, Corunna, and Sc. Andero, with
: 100000 dollars on board.
A contributions ofeight nlilliens has been
imposed on the Electorate Of Hanover.-
OF rhIs sum there has already been paid
$4,000 crowns.
A letter from Holland says, that 10000
passes have been delivered this last fort
night for A4erica, Rrss,a, Denmark and
Sweden and 5000 more demanded,
vhlcI' want Of time preventcd them to
expedite
The London Gazette contains ian order
il council for prohibiting the exportatl-
+ o. sEd allowing tne importation of corn,
provisions, SC. till the SOth of Sep
fs!nber next. Naval stores are prohibit
cd fer SIX months longer rom being ex-
ported.
Several cncampments are ordered to
be formed in England, along the coast.
- The French appear to be lneditating
the INVASION Of Jersey and Guernsey :
which places have 0eea considerably rein
forced.
The Chief Consul was saluted with
little thunder while at Boulogne as one
OF our men Of war lay to off that place,
ard tired several shots into it.
On Thursday afternoon it was under
stood By eur cruiz-rs, that Bonaparte had
reached Calais and a frigase, supposed
to be the lm.norraitc, with Sir Sidney
smith on board, ran close in, taking sound
ings all the way, and az length got
near enough to throw several shot into the
town.
bonaparte was expected 70 leave Calais !
on Saturday at noon for Gravelines, and
10 proceed from thence to Denkirk. The |
. Consul is closely attended by his
Mau,elukes.