Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-09
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11AafR .IRGH, NovenlbeF 4.

i'ssp fors1sen aid soFesed by all who have
'o.s ,ention 70 political rl2.tefs, IS at length
Faio ~ asls. Inc French have entirely fripped
c0s- !. i every thing that i was peilIo'e foF
~, 70 get II, and having etf'aiaiy let out upon
oep!1 Of rrslnsaising the atinY q fianoFef
g ,xpsnce OF osksr people, TO mattef'ef
~ sa3ipg ncw thai no mefc IS 70 hcgo'
Eao, s,, ousTyer, have applied to tie Hsnir
IS. being tic nssrea, the weaksa, & mott
-" sg,,ssi!h them wltn money. They Fave
'S's .r.plc. made a formal demand Of avery
fsn las il, Is faid, Of iaur millions 9. dols.l
lbzpe Of loan, for which they otscf to
- The Dachy Of Luxembourg. The French
.seS, citizen Reirhart, has alto prsienteda
;cculDstory memoir TO the Senate, wherein
'.'S s,n,oains, shst people are here employed TO-
,r.;,.tor England, sud has named fevera! pei.
-. being engaged in this rccruitiog that
'e;n o. board Of which fame hundred perians are
..;;eg q settlers TO Amssica, is really defined
s. Fasland, ard that tie f4id {ettleis ale Eng
RI rsc5uits, and msny other complaints Of a
S@iI, nature, and eqaslly founded IN jpltice ADD
ruth. laf nighr the Senate was aGsmhlet, and
cam this morning., a. were alia the Aldermen
ri 3uncil Of 633 bur nothing was aec,iel, and
,berticre nothing csa be poti:iveiy Known. tbs.
s,n.,ofs, 81. teing bound 70 dsfslef- no part OF
i. deiibeyatiars, I'LL after 5eciiHo On has saken
nl,cs. Al HAT is known IS, that the propofals
sbsssmea,ioaed wsse dettsfsscd IN, and, as is.
s:assaag believed, lejstfsd ProyiGonaliy. To-
marrow IS a general nees,eg Of the citizens,
wh.a il is 20 Be declded what Is 70 be done
i !, mat probable that the city viii be forced
10 comply rather tllsa expnle itelf 10 be nut
Iuai,r military execution. G.n. fB~fthar, who
has beea here on this hefasf' spr thefs few days
paa, wss.upon Change yhe day before ye&erdaY,
and endsavaFed 10 peilaae the merchants tscome
iaso This msafurs. 1isey rsprciensed to him thai
il was not pefiolc, in tae PeiSaA Rate Ct things,
,for thsm 10 agree 70 faah a ifsp; that he knew,
Is we'll as thcy could TELL h.r, that their trsde
wa. at total Rand, &c. TO all this, il feems
he could 6ad no better aafwer than 10 Gay =" #
fat fare qaelgas e6ose par Ia Grands Ma.
iss."
The English minister, Sir George Runibold,
is said 10 have advised the rejection Of tie pro.
p,sa In the mean time. Thousand reports, al
sQu,lly false are spread and dsyoufed with an
sydiy. which is astopisnag even 10 an English.
man. Now we arc told, tina. 10000 French
troops are on their march, and will be here the
day sfter 70 morrow that Toe French have
seized alargc number Of Wagons coming from
IlubecE With Eaglish goods and many other
Ievs of this nature. Seine thlk We shall
have Pfussisn garrison or a Danish enc, to pro-
tel US; bat considering the conduit of all par
ties at this time, It docs nor seem probable that
Prussia, il. par,icu ar, having delayed irs inter.
ference Sc long, should aaw CONS forward, when
perhaps is is toe lssa. Il is here pretty gere.
rally beiisssd, that Russia will soon declare war
against France bus here again the same fsta.
hfy, witch has accompanied til this tire all the
measures ofshs continent, extends lis desgru elmc
inHacnce.
\ II short time all the ports Of Russia will be
'hrtnp BY the ice, and the feet. consequently
rendered aseless. In the mean time, whether
kuss2 declares w2ror NOT, il is very generally
unprecedented, and that upon very good grounds,
taaS Is eeass tie Russian fcets actually are
nloeed mp, The French will without delay, oe.
eupy II the ports Of The Baltic sea, at least
, 'a0se e MsshleRbaFg and Eolslein; the inba-
o'Ssn's Ct bota Which cgun5E,es arc by no means
easy naaef their pres atspTospetts.
iee news iron Hanover is indsed Of ma
sule neS vels usnguihzpg for those who see
themselves = exgcssd % share the same fare Be-.
uses theTQbberies aud cxse3ions on a grandgscale,
u pioais oy which mass!y 10 81 enrich Gene.
N'S, eQwmlsSaries. sc. Of the great ra,ioasfthe
e1'pa'is'ssy General Mickaud, has amasscd al
'S'0y upwards cfz,ooo,ooo liyers,l the inhabi.
''a's are exposed TO thousand VACATIONS,
sl'Su are never heard ofeYcspt Individually &. by
su'0Se g example several French officers have
.:'''l'O Ycu1g Wsp n Hanover, who have since
.l.s0ssisd that the new husbanes have wives and
children u fsance.
a, = few DAYS ago, a par of 100 French
sulalers suddenly surrounded a house,
snsfe company was dancing, 10 celebrate
wedding or some other festival, and some