Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-24

- J;sambarked, and the provisions Col
! = ~ for their use. are disposed of by.
M .hrc auction. From these occurrences it
2u1 concluded, that no expedition Of any
F,osesuence will sail from that part OF the
s,rayian republic, at least until a landing
l England is made good by the troops on
aar1 the flotillas at Flushing, Ostend ana
sanlogae. The whole number of French
Zoos at present in Holland do not, accor-
10 this letter, amnt. 10 $4,000 nen, OF
rb3n Is, 900 are eacamped near Uretcht.&
remainder in gartisons at the Helder,
| Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Hague, Bre-
/, and Berg OPP loom.
Letter from Berlin, OF tae 28th ult.
bys that . with two Russian armies on
eastern and northern frontiers, and three
rrsnch armies on his western and south
IT, the King of Prussia has declared to
l. Courts Of ST. Petersburg and ST. Cloud
han his Majessy intends to preserve the
sr;rtest neutrality, and therefore will moi
..rmlt the passage of any troops, artillery
\ ammunition through ais domlaions; bat
lard as an enemy, any power tteaptlns
i force such passage.
Iris confidently asserted, that treaty
II berp concluded beSween this country
ssl Russia, aud that il vas signed By Lord
H,eyawby and count Woronzow. on Tues
lag l,sr previous 10 his Majestv's going
lown 70 the House of Lords. We are IN
lined to think thae the article signed was
ather a project for a treaty than treaty it
4 a Russian galley from Marnoringo. in
Se Crmea, for Petersburgh, passed the
;aund on the 18th OF July. She came from
barcelona. and the crew were dressed al
II the Turkish fashion, This IS the first
essel from the Black Sea which has eyer
hssed the Sound.
General Moreau was still at Barcelona
! the Middle of July, where he had been
Dined by his Lady.
The dispatches receivedyesterday at the
admiralty from Sir Charles Cotton, state,
hat Gantheaume' squadron was discover
b on the Sd instant at anchor IN Caraaret
law. where we understand The French ships
re protected by such formidable batteries,
bat any attack on them n their actual po-
jtion would be unas ailing. Were 1t not
br the vigilant look out which the Fox
uner kept. and the continual firing OF sig
ais, Ganthearme would probably have Ell
ected his escape his squadron Is now
pund to consist of nine sail Of the line and
brse friga,es. Every ship which can be.
barred Will De Sent OF with ali possible dis
Itch TO reinforce the Grand fleet, as the
tic sortie must necessarily divide the atten-
|on of our vessels. and call for increased
hengsh and exertion.
Notwithstanding We are assured that the
distance of the dispatches received from
sr Charles Cotton is such as we have stat
ID, our Plymouth letter of this morning
hvs, that a cutter arrived on Sunday, has
bought intelligence of Gantheanms 8 re-
brn, Tie preceding dav, to his old station
the outer road Of Rrest.
Although the name of Gansheaume is
pore known than hat of any French ADM
a of the present day, he has never dlstln-
pushed himself but by his escapes. On
he very day he passed the Gut of G'bral-
'ar, the 9th Of bruarv 1901, IN effect
hg his escape from Brest, Sir Roberl sal
Ter sailed in pursui, OF him FROM Torbay.
Ad. CORVALLIS sailedfrom Spi head yes
'erday morning in the Glory, Of 50 gun, TO
rsume MS command on the brssi STATEN
Dispatches received from the Admiralty
i Portsmouth, in the course OF, the mora
rs, were immediately sent after him IN
r Rose cutter, Which overlook the Glory
4 St. GATHERINGS Point, as she was stand
eS down the Channel.
Dispatches from captain Oliver COM
nanding our blockading squadron OF Hay-
/ 8 were last nightreceived az the admiralty.
ney contain intelligence of the renewal ct
ne bCmbardOent Cf that town and port last