Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-06
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By difpatches received this morning
from the Earl Of Elgin, His Msjsfy's
Anbaaador Extraordinary at Conitansi-
nopls, dated January IS, 1909, 1t ap-
pears that sh. differences which had fub-
fitted between the Sublime Porte and the
Beys of Egyp,, have been iatisfaetorily
arranged shrough the mediation OF his
Majeay S Ainbaaador. (L0n. GaS.
Our preparations, have produced the
effect OF topping the falling of the Loui-
fanna expedition, ADD of the Datch fquad-
ron, under vice Admiral Harttinck.--
On FRIDAY la9 a Courier arrived at the
Fleach .irnhanidor's at the Hague, with
orders that rhe fqaadron from Louifiana
ihould remain Ia port, and that the troops
ihould be cautioned at ,Helyoet till further
orders. The expedition was to have fail
ed 70 day.
Vice Adniral Hartfnck's fquadron was
to have failed a, the fame time for the
Mediterranean, to relieve Admiral De
Winter. Bur the Dutch government
with 20 wal, the iGle of the negotiations
between this country and France.
The Dutch Funds continue falling.
Admiral Lord Gardner arrived at Ports
mouth yeferday, and is to holt his flag
TO day on board the Neptune.
Admiral Lord Keith is very actively
employed =, Plymouth IN experimenting
the fitting out Of the hips. A great
number Of prime feamea have entered with
inshefe few Gays.
II has been runoured that in COME
qaence Of the Fra Cenfal's behaviour TO
Lord Whiteworth, at the audience on
Sunday is'nuighi, his Lordhip has init
mated to the M;niifer for Foreign Affairs
thae ne ihall no, atreni the ConiulAr Lee
,ees. without proper explanation Of the
events OF that day. His Lordihip acts
with proper ipirit. An infult TO our An
baiIador is an infuls 10 the Btitiih nation,
and an ample apology ought TO be de-
m,aded for il.
a Cabinet Council Fat fsveral hours
yeGerday upon the difpatches received
from France.
{" By letters from Frankfort of the
roth Of March we are informed fay
fhe Paris Papers, which We received YET
terdsy, g that the Englifh merchants in
Germany difsoyer the utmoe jealaufy and
unesGneis in regard TO the endesvours of
the French TO revive their trade with that
country. They view with Indignation.
the new trading caabilhments in differ
ent ports. They blame France for the
care with which Spain now endeavours to
protect her manufactures, by prohibiting
the expectation OF Spanifa wool. They
fee, with all the feelings ct malicious
envy, the vigorous meaiuEes taken on the
Schcldt ard Rhine 70 prevent the impor-
tation of Eaglilh manufactures; the en-
rouT2 gcmsnt given to thofc who attempt
a fmuggling trade into England, and
that declaration Of Cherburgh TO be a free
port for liquors and brandy, which is
likely TO produce large expectation of
rhefe articles 70 the opPoise COATS Of Eng.
land and Ireland. The establishment too,
of Chambers, and Of General Council
of Commerce in France, has given much
food for Eeglilh enyys They are fill in
alarm 10 regard to Colonel Sebaftiani;
and they talk of the csaion Of the port of
Tetuan, and Of the Notifications cf Tour
nehout, at the mouth of the Scheldr, TO
France. They will iuppofe, thas fquad-
ron of two thips of war, and frseraI
tranfports, has failed TO take poaeiRon Of
Macao, coded TO France by Portugal"
There is laid to be now very frequent
correspondence between Berlin and Paris,
relating to an approaching interview be.
tween the King of Pruiiia and the Fira
Couful. when the latteryiits Belgium.
We extraa the following articles from
a Rotterdam paper Of the Issh infant,