Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
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pointed by the lords of the Admiralty, to the
command of the East India fleet, in the
Room of admiral Rainier.
The Senatus Consaltum, BY which Bon
aparte is expected tobe proclaimed emperor
of the Guals, will according to the last ac-
counts from Paris very shortly make its
appearance. With respect to the invasion
the only mention we find is that tits not ex-
pectedtobe undertaken until all the French
and Batavian aotillas have formed juno
ton at Boulogne.
Louis Bonaparte has been appointed a
Counsellor Of state as he is The only one Of
the brothers of the First Consul who has
male issue. This circumstance seems not
irregular to the reports which still continue,
of the establishment of hereditary sue
cession.
His imperial majesty the Emperor Of
Germany has forbidden all French emf
grants to reside in the Austrian territories
Within fifty leagues Of the French repub-
lic~
The senate of Hamburg has acceded to
the demand of the French minister, and
has at his instance, permitted domiclliary
visits TO be made IN that city. to discover
any persons who may be obnoxious to the
French government, or who may have any
papers, that can lead TO the discovery of any
plots or designs that may be formed against
it.
The process against the persons in con-
inement on account of the late conspiracy,
will it is said not begin before the 5th OF
Nav. Moreau will have Chassaul la Carde
for his first advocate, and Lamallee Tor his
second.
A considerable movement is now obser-
vable among the troops for the expedition.
Several battallions in the vicinity of Paris
are on their march for the coast, to which
are daily sent considerable transports of
provisions.
Pursuant to Batavian Electoral Ordi-
nance, such emigrants only are tolerated In
those dominions, who shall produce docu-
ments attested by the French envoy at that
court, proving their being comprised in the
amnesty, or expecting soon to be included
in the same; also those who have become
residents in that Electorate, the old and in
firm who cannot travel. All the others are
to quit the Electoral Provinces within
days.
A private letter from Berlin of the 18th
April, says, " The arrival OF two Aids-de-
camps of the First Consul and three cou-
riers have caused several reports. In our
diplomatic circles, Ii is said and believed,
that they are come to propose that our
king shall change his title to that Of EmPe-
ror, and that Bonaparte in return fo5 this
compliment shall be acknowledged h.mpe-
ror of the Guals with the unanimous consent
of the French nation: Our king is also to
guarantee the succession of the throne to
the family of BonaParte. Its also propos-
ed, with a promise Of further advances,
that our sovereign shall keep Louis XVIII
and the oth:r Bourbons, confined within
the limits Of the city of Warsaw and to
permit French agent to reside there to
inspect their conduct. have heard that
our ministers endeavoured to elude a di-
rect answer and though pressed, have de,
clared, that our sovereign would follow the
example of other sovereigns, and that our
ambassadors, particularly those at ST. Pc.
,ersburg and Vienna, should be instructed.
to learn the opinions of these courts upon
hesubject.
The Swift cutter, from Plymouth to.
lord Nelson's feet with dispatches, has
been captured by a French priyatcer, of IL
guns and one hundred and fifty men, and
carried into Barcelona.
The report of regency is received and
accredited In the best informed circles );
and the measure is said to have the full ap.
probation &C his majesty. Several DAYS