Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
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Late from EuYobc.

ry, capt. Briggs, from Nantz, Paris ac.
counts to the 9th of MAY were received
they fate generally, thar tie con,roverfv
between thar country and England. was
rapidly approaching TO crils bur whe
ther il would lead TO permanent pesc.
eaabli0amcnt,or to renewal ofhoailiiie,
were highly problematlcal. The follow
ing extract of a letter, received by tb;,
arrival, contains fone particulars, witch
are worthy particular notice -
| NAsTz, May 10.
When the laf mail from Paris left tha,
place, the Englilh ArabaGador had his
guaIds ready to accompany his coaches.
TO which his trunks were fixed /; but iua
as he was ready TO fart, he received dic.
patches from his cabines, which led himto
wal. fhort time.
The Englilh are before every one Of
our ports.
IS The fihermen are detained at Hayre
and Dippe ;--yet our government takes
no meaiures of defence this circumHance
induces our merchants TO think, thar war
will not take place
The " Clef du Cabinet" Of the 6 h
of May, faYo Lord Whi,worth had
announced his departure as fixed for YET.
serday, at S O'Clock in the morning:
but he has changed his refolution and
will continue fome time longer here
!" The Publiciie," which is fad to he
half official paper, of the fame date, fays
/" The departure Of The Englah AmbaGa.
dor is deferred, at leaf for ione days."
That this refolation ofhis Lordfhip had an
angry appearance, may be gathered from
the wording of this paragraph in the Clef
du Cabinet, 2 Of the6 May the p1e-
para!ion for the journey OF the Firit Con-
ful to Begun, till continue, noswi:h.
Handing the clouds which oblcure our
political horizon. -
10 another paper, of the 9th under the
head Of Legislative Proceedings, on the
9Th May, is the following The ex.
p Cation Of an Official communication
from Government TO the l4egllstive Body
upon our political ii.uation viii Ggtss
Britain, attracted a vat concoutie q peo-
pc, who bafore the opening CT the fefioes
6.lcd the ffsfent GalIe,ies, sc. Eus ..
co rmunieaton was received,
A paPer Of the sd May, isys =" 1t the
audience ystesdsy Mr. Manroe pfeient-
ed his letters Of credsnee In quality O "a
yoy Extraordinary, from he Unlts
States OF America the fame pa er ADDS,
."It was remarked, 5ha; the Egg ih Am.
bsGador was not project at this audi
encc."
A paper Of the a3d April informs, thas
an embargo had been imRoied a Dan
kirk on all the Ethiog vsaeis bound TO
Newfoundland, This nealure," it
ADDS 90 has for its object The procurement
fgood ieamea in cafe OF waf."
Nesv York, June "a.
By the BritiA fehf. Beifey. CAPT. Kelly
10 10 days from Halifax, we have receivs
cd papers from that place as la!e as Ihs
nth ina. We find, by letters from 81.
Johns. that the arriva! OF The f1lP LORD
NpCartney, turnilhes nothing later tom
London than the 4th uls. of courie, the
news faid to have been BROS by her falls
TO the ground. Bur capt. Hills, OF the
chr. succels, who arrived at Halifax on
The 10th inh. from St. Johns, informs
that three or four days previous TO ms
falling, brig arrived there, in tevcntsea
days psGsge from Plymouth, Eng. ms
yeneI might have brought accounts TO the
9TH or 9Th May from London but all
that we have been able 10 learn, IS, thaI
the preG was hotter than ever, and that
WAR was fappofed to be inevitable"
EThis veGel muf have left Plymouth
about the Izth OF May, and If, at fnl'
time, the "preis was hotter than eyei'
and war fuppoled to be inevitable" l. .e.
pretty evident that nothing Of PaclhS