Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-17

From L,Gox.
Capt Ls.htoP, arrived here yefe,day, in IS
days from Liibon, informs, tbs. the combined
French aed Spaaiih fleets arrived off Cadiz about
the a6th AuguH, but did not enter that port
He was informed, however, at Lifb5a, that the
fquadron were defined for the Mediterranean
and that an Euglih feet, having gained iateli
gence Of this event, had, two days after gone
ia (earch of them. The name OF the latter aytt
he did not Learn. BoR. 7aper.l
Latff fran France.
By the arrival, en- Tucfday lat, OF the brig
Acorn, Capt. Folsier, Paris accounts to the
a3d AuguR have been received. 1t does not ap
psar, h2~cver, from the fcanty intelligence which
they furniih, thatany events of importance had
recently traHlpired on the continent of Europe.
They meation the return TO Paris of the Enpe.
ro,, f'om his tour of review and infpettion on,
the coat; and fate report, that the camps
were breaking up, and the troops fling off to-
wards Germany. On tie general occurrences OF
the foreign or internal relations of France, they
are az co&ive as as Dutch circular. bid
The following is given in the Foreign Jour
na's,as the letter of the king OF Pruaia to Bona
Parte, recognizing his Imperial dignity
SIR and BROTHER. TIE dsliTerto maintain
and TO cultivate thofe relations of amity, and
that perfect good understanding, in which have
hitherto had the piealure of being with the French
Government, and at the fame time TO tetityto
you my high perfonaI regard, has inluced me to
trsnlmit, without delay, these pre!ents 10 my
Minister of State, the Marquis dc Lucchesini,
to accreiit him 10 your perfln in The quality of
IN Embadador ExsraoIdlnary and MniRar Plen:-
potentiaty. accordingly ycquestyeut to believe.
whatever he may have the honaur to fay or 70
propofe 20 you on nay pat. Re viii in particular
fuEl my intentiors by giving you Imperial Ma
;eRy TO understand the fentlments HhehI have
ever cherihtd tswa.ds you; the iincere .inteTca
which have never ceafed 10 take 10 all that is
calculated to iacrcafe and f1ehg;hen the profperi-
" and the welfare of the cation over which you
rule and my ardent wsfhes that this prof eri,y
may be Gill farther augmented by tie happy res
toration of peace and tranquility in Europc
You will invariably find, in my mode OF think g
and acting the fame candour and the ZANE c~nh.
dence 10 you, which ] have hitherto been 70
anxious to thew your. Whi!eI giveyou this as.
surance, 4 likewiie rentw, with pIeafure, that
of the fentimenti of ffieedhip, AID the hight
confederation with which ] am yaur Imperial Ma.
jelfy' good Brother and Friend.
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Btstia, My Il, 1895.
The following extract of letter from Pc
fersburgh, relative to the Russian embassy
10 China, has been published in a foreign
journal: "Court Potocki, known by his
historical labors, is at the head of the en-
bassy,; and is accompanied, as zoologist,
or naturalist, by Adams, who had before
travelled with Count Mussn Puschkin to
Mount Caucasus, as botanist, physician,
and entomologst by Redowsky. former
/ ly botaHist to Count Axis Rn2umosky; by
Pauser as mineralogist and geologist by
Schubert, as astronomer, and by Claproth,
Junior, as Philologist. The literati with
their assistants, painters, artists artihcers,
and detachment of fifty men as a guard,
set out this day, the 18th of may but the
! Ambassador himself Will not set out till
some time after. Their route lies through,
/ Moscow, Nischney, Noyogorod, Kasan,
/ Ahatariueuburgh, to the south OF 1obcisk,
10 Omisk, Kolywan, lFkutzk, as far as
] Kyachse, the Russian Staple on the the Dor.
der of Chinese rartary. Here they are TO
wait for the Ambassador, and the Chinese
| Tadschins, who are to escort the Russian
embassy, now consisting of more than one
! hundred men, through the desart of Yobi,
and Kellow Mongolia. Ii is to be wished