Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02

aFp s ,,ssr;an ca5inet to that effect.
TO sns h;sbop Chalons was arrested for
III u nension from England, and tor
s, ,'.ss;ng pastoral letter to his diocese.
a Ta abbs Aymar, who was arrested by the
nc al government in Germany, died of
flsr ..alexv as they were conveying him to
Paris. n5;.,7,,hrh sf,+es that
ICONS were much harrassed by the ac-
t ms. r Il the squadron .tuder Sir Sidney
s,;3h and that they were obliged to rest
81 S dag. being constantly under arms at
night. u .,,.,a h.v. hAc,,,a 90
:..nmspcct, that no persoa is allowed to
eu, GU ~ tolsave any OF the Towns without
en.o and some strangers have been
arrested for negleeting to announce their
arrivals TO the projects.
The First Consul is stated to have re-
o.ntly declared in circle of private friends
thar he was glad to find Moreau IS not SO
enloable as it was first supposed.
twas strongly reported at Pans at the
date of the last letters, that the two pollg-
nacs and the count de Rochrfoucait have
dledin prison. IN.
To countenance the shallow tale OF Fl
chegru having been guilty Of suicide, an or
der has been issued, that the prisoners OF
the TEMPLE shall BE unrenittingy guard.
ed, in the apartments of Moreau, Geor-
pes. &c. fiye gen d'arms are stationed night
and dav. Tnuriot, brother-in-law OF the
infamous Danton, and favorite agent OF
Robespierre, is the person to whom the ex-
animation Of prisoners in the Temple IS
confded.
By the Negotie, Wander May, the
Vriendshap, Noordburgh, and some other
vessels which yesterday arrived in the RI
yer from Holland and Flanders, we are led
10 believe the long medltated attack upon
this Empire will not be delayed much long
err. Some accounts from Bruges, dated
the 1st instant expresses an opinion that II
will be attempted about the middle Of this
month; and adds call the troops to be en-
Ployed in the enterprise, are now assem-
bled in the numerous camps between Mon
ueuil and Blackenberg."
FROM SpAIs--A letter from Madrid OF
the 5,h April saws s'by an ordinance pub.
lshed here this day, all individuals and fa-
miles, whether natives or foreigners, who
have no certain occupation, or fixed resi-
dence, unless they can give satisfactory
reasons for continuing here mus leave she
city within thirty days. In any case time
will De prescribed for their departure, and
the foreign ambassadors must engage for
foreigners of their nation, of whom they
must give list if they wish to prolons
their staF.
1--WE are now fearful that our neutralit,
will not continue much longer, the govern,
ment having given orders that British priz-
es shall not be sold in Spanish ports. The
English envoy Mr.. Frere, and Consul gen.
sral Mr.. Hunter, have received explicit in.
simallon on this subject
Private letters from Paris assert that q
message has been sent to the senate upor
the subject Of declaring the sovereign pow
er hereditary In the family of Bopapartt
Upon the demise of Bonaparte the sol
of Louis will be his successorint the Empire
oi the Gauls and should he not be of ape
when that affair happens, Joseph or Louis
will be declared regent. Such at least is
the ruinor contained in private letters.
The FIRST act OF the consul, after the as
sumption OF his new dignity, will tits addec
be to pardon Moreau, and send him L
pass the rem ,iuder ofhis lie 1T the Map
titus.