Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-17
PARIS, March rs.

in that city from@Patis, bearing dispatches
relative TO the prefent pofure OF Affairs.
Military preparations ard difpoiitions are
gong 10 be carried on from the mouth OF
the, Meuf, 10 the Texes. lncaie OF rnP-
ture with England, there will be ailem
bled On that point of the Dutch COAT,
large body Of troops. Strong hopes are
however entertained that there will be
no neceaity of coming to theie extremi.
ties.
Letters from Luxemburgh fate, that
the different corps now in garriion, OF
the-a5th and z6lh military diviiion, are
Immediately to march 20 join the 10Th
diviGon. Thefe troops will form a pafi
Of the camp which is to be formed in the
neighbourhood OF RrgAcls.
Letters from Bordeaux Of the nth
mention, that on the two preceding days,
very comfortable purehaies of cot!ee, iu-
gar, and cotton, had been there made.
From the eagensts of the demand for
,hcfe commodities, il was naturally iup-
pofed that it might be occahonsd by fcmes
very particular reafon not generally
known. On the 18th, therefore, ieyeIal
houfes refufed TO make any farther isIes
till they ihould be better informed Of
the reaton Of fueh fudden urgency of de-
mand.
We have received the following intelli.
gence from Confan,inople, dated The 9Th
of February " The Commandant of the
Ottoman troops in Egypt has acquainted
the Porte, that Gen. Stuart had communi-
Gated to him an order from his Court,
haIing, thar as icon as the differences
with the Beys were iettled, he thould e
vacuate Egypt and repair TO Malta with
his troops as in the interval, Lord 81.
gin has fef,led ,hoie differences it is be.
lleved, that Egypt is entirely evacuated
at this moment.
!" Theearrival of the Frerch AmbsHa-
dor was the Ggnal for rejoicing. His
landing on the 9th ult. was announced by
a difcharge of artillery. A vaA crowd
was aiiembled wherever he paled.
" The Grand Seignor repaired in his
ksj@ to1fee the AmbaGador and his flute
pats. The Refs efendi and the captain
Pacna complimented him ard all the
French 10 Coz aa atiaople welcomed him on
his entrance into the Palace Of France. In
The arrival of The Ambsnador of The Re-
peblic, and m that of the Communicates
Of Commercial Relations, defined for the
feveral ports of the Black Sea and Of he
Levant. they beheld tbs pledge Of the ful-
himent of their hopes.
&C The 6fG Antefvicw between the
French AnbaGadors and the Ottoman
Miniaers, haye been fuficient to renorc
to france the honorable rank which (he
ought 70 hold in The Levant. The Latin
Church is again placed under the protec-
tion of the Republic, Of which il had been
deprived during the war. Confidence is
reyiving between the inhabitants and the
French, and the reiidence of the Arabaila-
dor will foon have all the advantages
which canbe hoped for from Peace"
The Count de Marcof having accede5
in the name of his government to the
Convention concluded at Paris, between
the French Republic and the Emperor of
Germany. en- the 9Th Nrofe laf dec.
ao) and the Emperor of Rutia having ra- /
titled the aeceiion Of his miniller plenipo-
tertiary, the exchange Of the REFLECTIVE
Publications between France and Ruiia
took placc at Peteriburgh 90 tie I'd. Yer
tote FEB. az and the official notes
which accompanied this exchange, the
high Chancellor c. Rplia, Couns Alex. |
ander de Woronzof announced g the
great fatisfafticn which his Msjeay the |
Emperor had experienced at the concluhcn
of this arrangement and declared, that
/" fetsirg the higher value npoa the hap
py effect of she cares ard ioilci,uae of the