Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-30
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NETWORK, June 25.
Captain TAYLOR, of the Columbia, ar.
rived at this port, in SIS days from lie.
bon, informs that Lord Nelson is celtan}y
dead, AID shat the vessels in the ha~boar Of
Lisbon wore their colours half mest hirl,
as mourning fer that event, two DAYS pre-.
vious to his sailing.
He also states as report current, on the
change At thar place, that the king of IA.
pies and the Royal Family had been arrest.
ed by order OF the First Consul.
BY the arrival Of the Oliver Ellsworth
in 43 days from Liverpool, Loadon papers
TO the Sd Of May are received at the otFc.
OF the Morning Chronicle. These papers
contain a circular letter of Lord Hawkes..
bury to the diplomatic characters at Lon.
don, which may be termed a Manifesto of
the British Government In repy to he
charge OF endeavour.ng to procure the as.
fsasInation Of tha First Consul.
! A commercial treaty between Russia
AID America, Oh terms highly favorable TO
the latter, IS stated to be or the eve of con.
f, c.usion.
TIE Traveller Of the I'd Of May, saws,
7" FIR. Addin9ton's administration draws
v ry neart Is assolutIon and we under
staad that b. bas himself communicated to
all his fr:-nis both in and out of Office. his
determination TO retire. His raalesty is
said to have received the information win
considerable regret, and to have accedsd
TO new arrangement o. ministers with Of.
hculty. There IS not one Of Mr.. Adding.
tons principal colleagues, not even, we o..
lieve the lord Chancellor, or Lord Hawkes.
bury, who viii retain his situation, Mr.
EIerney has, we can state with confidence,
given in his resignation. Inc Only thrHg
decidedly fixed is, nat Mr. Pr, IS to be
restored to his former supreMacE IN pow
er and in influence, We ar Inclined lo
think that several DAYS Will elapse before
any new system Ct administrator GA 5e
complete. The new Seer etarr Of safe
will, il al probability, b "a. Fox tor ci.s
fortisn, aud Lord GrcaviIie To- the aJae
department..
Captain Davis, d she ship Sally, rom
the Isl Q: France lptorr4s IS, Ina. 1dm /
LIMOS Squadron arrived mere On the ssl
of April, rom tAe Sca1ts u raoa sl
that o. their passage ta-Y BAD la.len n
with tie British bo1neUard bound Chlna,
aeet, under convoy Il SIX lac Of battle
sFips. Three outward a@unI India ships
has been captured by the French, and taken
into the Isle of France from whence dis
patches were s1nt off IN fri 5aee Tor me
Consular Government aoout tweny days
beforet he sailing of the Sally.
Captain D. further informs 4aat an cru
barge was expected to take place imnedi-
ateIy after his sailing on all vessels.
Tuae &c.
By the arrival OF the snip Diligence, cap
tain Croker, from Dnb!ln, We nave re-
ceived Irish papers to the 10th OF May
containing London News to the SIN incIu-
sive, being two days later than our ad'IceS
by the Oliver Ellsworth.
The captain reports that change IN the
British ministry was momrntly expected
and that Regency was the subject OF &C.
neral conversation.
The subjolned articles are from the Cou'
rier of the 9Th.
Lond9n, Nays:
In a second edition Of the Courier yes
terday, we mentioned that news had been
received of 200 Of the enemy's fiotlia nav
ing come out of Boulogne. Early yestef'
day morning they were seen from Dover
Heights, at anchor about two miles fr0"
the French shore. During the remainder
of the day the weather was too thick 10 sec
them, but distant cannonade was near
several times; it is probable that the NO
tilla only came out to manGIvre, anu th"'