Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-19

strco2s are to be e ni'arked III sne cxei as !.
sneeI;ly as possible. A great number OF
stores and a considerable quantity OF ana
mupitioa are also preparing for emba rkati-
ca. ,,,s,
Eatelligenceis said ia have reached go
vernr,ent, Of the determination OF Austria
10 operate in asdecisiveAand vigorous man
ner against Ffance in consequence OF the
consolidation sof shea Liguriaaz Il spubllc
with the empire of Bouap arle, wlap IS stat.
ed on receiving i dispatch af Ian from
Vienna, to have declared thar AZ Francis
seemed tired of the imperial crown, he
should take the first opportunity OF ADDING
it to his own. Those who circulate, and
those who give credit to suca absurd ru-
sors, are equally contemplate.
The French minister at Hamburg has
most persmptorily insisted thstaII the emil
grants esident there do instantaneousY
QUIT that city, and it's dependencies.
The total f,he effective strength Of the
British army on the first day of May last,
was ri, 452 cavalry, l3o,s32 infantry, and
1874 militia.
Juiv Z.
The House of commons have voted to
rescind their resolution directing the alter.
ney general topfosecute ford Melville IL
court of Justice; and voted that ne be I'M
pesched Of high crimes &c. before the house
oflords. Messrs. Whitbread, Fox, Grey,
Sheridaa, &c. are of the committee to con-
duct the mpeachlnent.-A bill has been
brought into parliament to indemnify Trot.
ter, in order to make him an unexceptiona.
bic and intrepid witness agains. lord Mel
vile.
A Messiua article of June II says, That
an A merican squadron consisting of thlr-
teen vessels, of different sizes, of which
part is in our port, and the other in Syria.
cuse, IS shortly to make new attack on
Tripoli.
Notwithstanding various reports in the
public papers, it is not ascer,ained that Mr..
Monroe, the American minister, had left
Madrid on the 26th Nav. Whenever he
leaves that city, he comes Immediately
here TO resume his station and then Mr..
Er1ing late consul and agees of the Unit.
ed States, and charge de affairs here, goes
to Madrid as secretary of Legation, and
charge de affairs to that court. Gen. Ly.
man has succeeded Mr.. Erving in his late
employment here.
The Prussian monarch, by note thro'
Baron Hardenberg, has avowed his resolu.
ton to prevent the subsidiary treaty with
Great Britain for twenty FIVE thousand Swe-
dish troops being carried into effect.
The articles Of impeachment against lord
Melville were ordered to be printed on
sthe 9Th of July, ard to be taken into consi.
Iteration on the 9th. There are eight spe-
.ciic charges; FIVE of them amount 10 eigh-
ty four thousand pound deficiency the O.
ther three regard ihe Supposed violation of
,he Lass In drawing the naval money &c
There is a considerable degree of hustle
at the Downs.
The feet assembled there, has been
Ioined by no less than fcurteen small f,e
ships; a larger number than is usually at.
tached to such feet, Which has given rise
to many coojectures.
On the 18Th June, His britannia Males
ty, by message, informed his Parliament,
!" That the communications which had "a.
ken place between HIM and Ger ain Cont.-
mental Powers, had not yet ben brought
to such point as could enable him TO lay
the result before Parliament, or to enter
in,o any further explanations with the
French Government, conristenfly with tie
declaration made in the speech at the COM
nencement of the session, &c.
Woes Of thanks passed beth Houses Of
Parliament, aod assurances OF their cordial
support, in enabling his majesty 10 adopt
SUCH steps as might be best oalcuia'ed for
the safety of Great Britain, and the gene.
raj interests Of Europe
The vote of thanks rs opposed in 10th
hous1s,