Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
LONDON, Aug. Is.

CD SONIC SSCIcl expedition.
A private letter from Paris of the 9Th ;o..
states the following
{" 1t is now understood, in the oest informed
circles, that the First Consul before his de,,rt,,.
to execute his grand projects and bio plan If
calspaign, exercised the two principal pr!Yll.y.,
grained to him by Senatus Coasulrun. b.
the first, he will pass an amnesty in favour Of
all criminals in custody except those confined for
copspiring AGAINST the state TOR murder and com.
age and that by the second he WI deno,it
with the Senate the nomination e ia succs,.
sor."
Aug. II.
Some Q! the late Consular measures in Holland
having occasloned remonstfaoce on the part Of
the Dutcfi, delivered, however, with all thar In.
nlilisy which sense Of their hopeless sitas.a,
could inspire, in which the inevitable ryia tat
would come upon their commerce, BY tie aigD.
ton of the measures, was forcibIy pointed orr.
the First Consul, from hasty words to more hssy
at asst declared, n IL of rage, that he would
destroy the bass On which such mercenary arpu.
pents were founded, by anihilating5 the trad. #
Holland SO effettually, that they shoul9 not have
single ship of any kind left to them.
1t appears by letters from Vienna, that Cham.
pagny, the French Ambassador, is immedlstsy
to be recalled. There is no reason TO think hat
BonapA has been dissatisfied with the services
of this Munster. His recall is desigre1 to afford
him anopportuuity Of more distinguished services
to the Gfeat Nation az this interesting moment.
Citizen Campagny was useful at the Court Of Vi
emma; but 1t IS supposed thar bis advice would
be still more profitable IN another department.
He is thcrefcrs to be invested with naval a1.
pointment, and IS to furnish his proportion ofas.
sistance in digesting the plan ofinv4son. five
may Judge from what is known Of the STATE Of
French preparation for a descent, some changes
of Ministry would certainly be highly exPsdi-
ent.
Aug. 90.
Eumou.ier, it is now SAID, came to England in
consequence of all invitation, not from tie French
Princes, but from the Duke of YORK. II w be
well recolleaed, that toward TIE conclusion OF the
American war, an invasion of this country was
medltated by tie French. The plan adopted az
that tire was di3ested by some Of the abest en'
gineers III France, and though Dumourer was
to have acted only subordinate part IN the ems
terprise, every particular Of the scheme was per-
fedly known to him. Bonaparte has since becoEs
posses ed of this plan and we fad hat Dlmou-
rer, has fur .ished government with The most
important infol NATION with the view OF guarding
against II.
1t is copidentIy asserted that France has c0n'
I Err
the Eibe AMI the Wiser, which are to be occuP"
ed by Prussan troops, and that General BiucheT'
the P,ussian commander in Westphala, has 'e0'
orders to several regiments 10 hold themselves 'S''
dy to march for that destination.
Augua 80. r
A French meilcnge,, OF perhaps rather m'.,
fcnger through France, arrived on Sanday mDm'
ing OF yeferday morning. Letters nave , u'sf
received from France, but chief, we oe'isys'
from the towns on the coat and III tn3 "eisl.
) rhood of Calais. They contain NJ news Oh N7
contsqucnce. No Paris Journals came OS ,,l,
The tory about change at Paris IS e'i'1 rS9,
groundlefs. Il is f4id, however, that ieIte,' W.
captain Hotbam repeat his having receiver lI'S r.
Iigence tha, the labors Of beat 6uli5;og' Siu .a5
cQuifpng Two iail OF the li''9 ~ no,.v;,o
been coun,ermanded by orGers from inc ba.av =.
government. The realon OF this IS ll,a = ".
that they are in want OF fuitabe materials. a,,.,
do not, however, vooch for the truth OF 'n' "''
ment. .h;cs
The Funds were yeferlay rather better wD ~,
might be accounted for without any Poi''''A''
rurnour or SPECULATION, as there were large ~
chsfes from The Court Of ChancsTy, &c. Va.
Recon. dilpatches have been received ron t@ "a.
drid, but il is nor known VIVA, decihon .la' w.. y.
bnct have come TO refpettiug tse p'ele9e'c va"
There can be no doubt ofbe inclination o. 1} b,r
to remain at peace, if Booaparte will permit hS,
In Hull paper which was received ysiislo.ii,
the following whimdcsI account OF nl"''S
given: c,, Gt.
9 On the r4,h ina. Thomas Freeman -, ~
msr,o &c .nlo hnt oo,y of Wakefield, aged Z"