Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19

mined not onlv,o ~ 'H'efsstj IS 5.,.
neutrality, bar to maintain ~, p'' system Q;
OF the north ofGerman, and - ' qiaiir
measures as may proven, !; r. e. 'ake such
ever. -! power Via,
If such be the de,ermius,;o,
Prince, the sincerity of ii is Et H. o. thai
soon pu' to the proof. it's said ,b, 'oO'
gorlcal answer has been denardad cate
rrussian majesty by the EmperorS * = Ials
der. as to the line of concluc, MA
would pursue in case the Russian .ra.
should advasce into the north Of Ger, r."''
Whas was the nature of the snsv.r =
has been given, has rot trabspired :, ''Y
the preparations Of the cour, Of s., ga
bareh are continued VIII liz same sc,; s;s'
as II she were assured of the accu;.,,..
OF Prussia, or regardless OF her opno,;';a
IT Prussia shall oppose the cccunahnn
Pomeraria bv the Russian army, She nn'
inevitably De involved 10 the war 4 VA
the Emperor Alexander has determ,nsd
occupy II, IS prevailing opinion in ~
north OF Germany but whether in con..
quence OF al actua! sale By Sweden, Or of
temporary eession, arranged for the purno,
es OF the war, is nor yet certainly known,
The military situation of Austria has n.
YER been more respectable than it is at ~
seat. Her Efficient army, far exceedr,
three hundred thousand men, is admir,RSF
disciplined ard conditioned and vha,
10 less essential, is animated ty sprN n.
yer yer obaefved 10 IT, Ill The useless -
erci8e has been abolished a concise bp,
much more efirctual manual has been nin,
duced all superGnouS baggage, and s,r.
wants are dismissed and all nfficsrs beow
the rank OF a captain are obliged to march.
A system OF dress, better suited to the "a.
tigues and incopveniencies of Campaign.
has been established TO- tie soldiers shevI
wear their hair short; ard all hose or.
mentlng minu,ia, which however pleasing
to the view, added nothing to their strength
are hencefar;h 10 be dispensed with. The
whole Of the Austrian army are eager for
battle, and some pains has been taken to
infuse into them that ardent spirit.
Some politicians on the cont ent affect,
however, 20 believe that pacific arrange.
ments are making between France and Au.
stria. The French ambassador was admit.
ted to private audience by the emperorof
Germany on the Sd instant, at the town Of
Baden, about IS miles from Vienna, when
il is supposed the ultinatum of the EmPe.
ror, On the points that have gwen umhrage,
was given 10 the ambassador, who is sad
10 have cifered, that concessions OF I'M
portance to Austria should be made on the
side of Italy. We may observe, however,
that such opinions are circulated chiefly IN
quarters where it is well known the French
have heir emissaries and propaganda, as at
! 4ltoha and along he banks OF he Name
and tina they accord not at all with The LAT;
article in the Moniteur, moderate and con-
.Iderafe as it has been considered, unIes'
indeed the hint about the possible sePara'
tion Of The crowns of France and Italy, IS
to be regarded as indicative OF some pro-
posed arrangr meat respecting the 'a's'
country.
We have already stated that Sir H. CsI'
der, with go ships OF the iine, was aGain ear
eyed in the blockade Of Ferrol II II DC
trus, how yer tia the combined ti,s' con-
sists now Of 81 sail Of he line, he tor'e VIC
have on that ta,ionis TWO small.
Report says that admiral Calder nas Os', =,
recalled, bul whether by his own rrqueSt "
by the admiralty, is not known, anu ~" 10
SIR Charles Cotton is TO command 'oe "o'A
ade. Let who will have the co1h'Han'
there we may allow him to watch the m ..
tons of the eremv but as to blockad!ne "
ships OF the line with 90, the tang IS il"
possible! n,,o,,I
Indeed il is reported, in our fiy1"oa;
letter Of this day, that the combined h's. y
again at sea; we hardly think ihlsiS Ye'm w.
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