Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-06
1ata Tasstgn J.is!5t!gaues.
LONDON, lune s.

n''1 upon inc SUBJECT OF the Emperor of
Ras9ia's recent communication. 1t cap,i.
ousN avoids airy opiaion on the subject.
but 1t states tilat the courts they represen,
entertain well founded hope, tina, n.
First Consul himself will be inclined =,
give full and satisfactory explanation Of
the subject.
Thus the first eF-cs of the Emperor Of
Rlssia's note has been to render it imoo.s
sibic for Bonaparte to decline m akino som,
apology fer the outrage Of waIch ali ar. =.
qually sensible. There is tiin;dy ;x
deed, IN the conduct even of thr prioc;,,f
Germanic Powers, in waiting for an ex6I
nation while they would have been pertec,
" justified in demanding repzration. IF
Bonaparte delays his explanation. twill
remain for the Germanic Body to reman
scrate. What has already passed is 50 f,
important as it recognises the right to 81.
tislactlon 50 that the matter will not be al,
lowed to drop.
Whatever may be tie sentiments oft II.
Continental Powers, we see no 3robabiI;r
whatever that even the plan of a confedrra.
cy can be matured and adjusted, so a. 70
admit OF any important measures ths wear.
Some people are 50 sanguine that they see
none Of these difficulties.
It's said that Camp Of near 5000,
troops Will be formed near Pest, in Hung.
y, for the purpose of exercise. That !,
not exactiy the spot where an army desl.
ed, to act against the dominions OF France
would be assembled.
:Iune 6.
Some arrangements for the al riai.trati.
on OF public affairs will probably be made
Ia me course Of few DAYS, ard tba. we
have reason TO believe, with the concur
renee Of Mr.. Pitt. The chancellor wa.ted
upon the Prime OF Weles, at Carleton
House, on Sunday morning last, aud laid
before his royal highness report of ano.
Plnion OF his najesty's physicians, as tn;
result al an ey,ssninatIon of several gentle.
ri1en IN the king suite amongst these ".
understand, were major general, and tie
hon. George Nlliers but no question
whatever, X seeuls, was asked CT general
Gwyine, who IS naore inne ;tiateIy empIoy.
ed e5out the :cyal person. The physician;
alter mature consideration, formed, aad
sigAed report Of their opiniou, which they
transmitted to Mr.. Pit, who requested
lord Eldon, to lay it before the prince, as
above stated, the latter part of this report
which strong = recommends that his majes' =
tv should I've as quietly and much secuted z
from business as possible, was read to the 81
King by Mr. Pitt in Person. Lord Thur
low was at Carleton House when the Char 81
cellor made the State communication 70
his Royal Highness on Sunday but tnef
Lcr.lship3 did not meet The ChanceJN
yesterday reported TO the Prince, al Carle "a
ron House, that he had had an Interview
with the King that evening, aud that h
found him much better in heath. Thu
Qeen rode out yesterday with his Maje'F
in his post chaise.
In the House Of Commons yesterLq
Mr.. Pitt brought forward his motion Forl
bill for the better defence of the countF
The outline OF his plan had been transnp
ted to theleadin5 members OF the oppod
ton e,rly III the day, and therefore deD'
III hmitee was next expected. The oD'']
vations of Messrs. Fox and Wlnd1'
were aimed only at few particulars col
tanned in the speech OF che chancelloro %
exohequar. The opposition of Mr. 4.
dington was pointed; he thought that .
measures now recommended were hao
and unnecessary, and that they might W.
pertecf safety to the country, be postpop
to another season. The matter, hove
was not pressed to division, and
second reading Of the bill was fixed TOT
day next. Upwards of 400 nnembers W
present OF the occasion. Ia I
Yesterday arrived the Hamburg "a :,
OF the ed ut. with one from GottcnD
The forr brings liitIe Of inlportaDN